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Models-1st Term :) Greek Anthology.
2d Term : )
Practice-Easier themes in formation of verbs, etc.
ENGLISH.
Precepts -- Coppens' Practical Introduction from beginning to Figures. of Speech.
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Models-Choice Selections illustrative of precepts. Irving's Rip Van Winkle and Legend of Sleepy Hollow ; Goldsmith's Deserted Village and Traveller ; easier selections from Longfellow, etc., reading of choice selections from Catholic Authors.
Practice-Imitations. Original Exercises, including easier forms of Letter-writing with special attention to sentence-building, punctuation, etc.
MATHEMATICS.
1st Term : Wentworth's Complete Algebra to Fractions included.
2d Term : Wentworth's Complete Algebra from Fractions to Radical Expressions included.
ACCESSORY BRANCHES.
HISTORY-Fredet's Modern. From Crusades to end.
GEOGRAPHY-Appleton's Standard Higher ; Asia, Africa and Oceania, with Physical Geography of 1st Part.
ELOCUTION-One hour a week.
PENMANSHIP-Daily practice.
BOOK-KEEPING-Mayhew.
SECOND ACADEMIC.
The object of this class is to acquire skill in parsing, readiness in the analysis and construction of sentences, and facility of expression in translation and the simpler forms of Composition. Greek is begun in the second term.
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.
Deharbe's Large Catechism, Part II.
Practical Instructions on the Commandments; on the manner of assisting at Mass, Sermons, Benediction; on the Ritual and Ceremonial of Divine Worship.
LATIN.
LANGUAGES.
Precepts-1st Term: Yenni. Repetition of irregular and defective verbs; Syntax as far as moods and tenses, without notes and exceptions.
2d Term : Same portion of Syntax repeated, with notes and exceptions.
Models-1st Term : Phædrus. Yenni's Prose Fables parallel with Phædrus; Yenni's Dialogues.
2d Term : Viri Romæ.
Practice-Daily Themes. Constant drill on English and Latin forms of verbs.
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GREEK.
(Begun at the opening of the second term.)
Precepts-Yenni's Grammar, as far as regular verbs included, omitting exceptions, contracts, etc.
Practice-Constant drill on nouns, adjectives, and regular verbs. Easy themes on same.
ENGLISH.
Precepts-Murray with supplementary matter from other authors. Syntax and Analysis of sentences.
Models-Selections pointed out or dictated by the Professor, analyzed and memorized.
Practice-Exercises on Objects with special attention to arrangement of words and amplification of sentences. Easier compositions.
Daily exercises in Reading and Spelling from the text-books used in class.
ARITHMETIC.
1st Term : Ray's New Practical. Percentage repeated. Discount to Ratio included.
2d Term : Ratio repeated, to the end.
ACCESSORY BRANCHES.
HISTORY-Fredet's Modern. Beginning to Crusades.
GEOGRAPHY-Appleton's, North, South, and Central America and Europe, without Physical Geography of first part.
ELOCUTION-One hour a week.
PENMANSHIP-Daily practice.
THIRD ACADEMIC.
In this class the study of Latin is begun. The object of the class is by constant and thorough drill to familiarize the student with the ele- ments of Grammar, both Latin and English, and to begin their applica- tion in short and easy themes and compositions.
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.
Debarbe's Large Catechism, Part I.
Practical Instructions on the Rosary, with its Mysteries, the Angelus, the Stations, Act of Perfect Contrition, Method of Serving at Mass, etc. Repetition of instructions of preceding year, especially of those relating to the reception of Penance and the Holy Eucharist.
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LANGUAGES.
LATIN.
Precepts-1st Term : Yenni to irregular and defective verbs, omitting the exceptions.
2d Term : Same matter, including exceptions. Easier rules of Syntax. Models-2d Term : Historia Sacra.
Practice-Easy themes daily. Constant drill on English and Latin forms of verbs.
ENGLISH.
Precepts-Murray. Etymology. Analysis of Sentences.
Models-Selections pointed out or dictated by the Professor. .
Practice-Exercises on Objects, with attention to correct use of words, etc. Easier compositions.
ARITHMETIC.
1st Term: Ray's New Practical. Common and Decimal Fractions repeated. Metric System. Four cases of Percentage.
2d Term : Percentage repeated, with application to Discount.
ACCESSORY BRANCHES.
HISTORY-United States History, Sadlier.
GEOGRAPHY-Appleton's Standard Elementary, 2nd half.
READING-Excelsior Fifth Reader. Daily practice. SPELLING-Sadlier, etc. Daily practice.
ELOCUTION-One hour a week.
PENMANSHIP-Daily practice.
SPECIAL LATIN CLASS.
The object of this class is to fit for rapid promotion such students as are well advanced in English and Mathematics when they enter College.
PREPARATORY CLASS.
The object of this class is to introduce younger pupils to the study of the first principles of Grammar, chiefly by class-drill; to form them to habits of attention and application, and thus prepare them for the regular Courses of Instruction.
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Requirements for entering this class are :-
1st. The applicant must know how to read, write and spell creditably.
2d. He should know Arithmetic as far as Long Division inclusive.
CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.
Deharbe's Small Catechism daily.
Practical Instructions on the manner of reciting the ordinary Prayers, etc., of receiving the Sacraments of Penance and Holy Eucharist, etc., etc.
ENGLISH.
Precepts-Elementary Lessons in English.
Models-From Reader and other sources.
Practice-Object Lessons. Easy Compositions-Daily exercises from Whitney and Knox's Elementary Lessons, Part I. ,
ARITIIMETIC.
Ray's New Practical. Long Division to Common and Decimal Frac- tions inclusive. Copious exercises from other sources than the text-book.
ACCESSORY BRANCHIES.
HISTORY-Gilmour's Bible History.
GEOGRAPHY-Appleton's Standard Elementary, first half.
SPELLING-Sadlier's Speller. Exercises also from Reader, History and other text-books.
READING-Excelsior Fourth Reader.
PENMANSHIP-Daily practice.
FRENCH AND GERMAN.
The study of French and German is optional. Instruction in these languages is given without extra charge. The text-books are Ahn's French and German methods.
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ocieties.
THE SODALITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
Was organized November 3, 1872. The object of this Society is to en- courage its members to cultivate an earnest religious spirit, and to cherish a tender devotion to the Mother of God.
OFFICERS :
REV. E. J. HANHAUSER, S. J DIRECTOR.
JOHN T. McNELLIS. PREFECT.
JOHN L. O'CONNOR FIRST ASSISTANT.
JOHN F. McCORMICK. SECOND ASSISTANT.
GEORGE B. KINSELLA TREASURER.
WILLIAM F. DOOLEY SECRETARY.
JOHN C. MACKEY
FRANCIS E. O'BRYAN LIBRARIANS. THOMAS A. QUINN
PAUL M. BREEN
JOHN S. RAGOR . SACRISTANS. ALOYSIUS J. McCORMICK
JOHN L. BABICKY
JAMES J. DONOGHUE.
EDWARD F. GARRAGHAN
PATRICK J. GLEESON
CONSULTORS. JOSEPH B. MURPHY.
OLIVER L. REARDON.
JOSEPH I. SULLIVAN
JOHN J. WHELAN
MEMBERSHIP, 85.
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THE CHRYSOSTOMIAN DEBATING SOCIETY
Was organized on the 10th of November, 1875. Its object is to promote the cultivation of eloquence, the acquisition of sound knowledge and a taste for literary studies. The exercises at the weekly meetings consist chiefly in the reading of original essays and the discussion of subjects approved by the President. None but students of the more advanced classes are eligible to membership. The President is appointed by the Faculty; the other officers are elected by the members.
OFFICERS:
MR. WILLIAM H. FANNING, S. J. PRESIDENT. WILLIAM P. FINN VICE-PRESIDENT.
FIRST TERM.
WILLIAM F. DOOLEY. RECORDING SECRETARY.
JOHN F. FENLON CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
JOHN T. McNELLIS. TREASURER.
HENRY P. THOMPSON FIRST CENSOR.
JOHN G. KREER SECOND CENSOR.
SECOND TERM.
WILLIAM F. DOOLEY RECORDING SECRETARY.
JOHN F. McCORMICK.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
JOHN T. McNELLIS TREASURER.
HENRY P. THOMPSON FIRST CENSOR.
JOHN G. BEDNAREK. SECOND CENSOR.
MEMBERSHIP, 28.
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THE STUDENTS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Was established to encourage useful reading. A collection of more than two thousand volumes in the various departments of English literature is daily accessible.
In connection with the Library is a commodious Reading-Room, which affords students ample opportunities to learn the current news and to form sound opinions on all important issues. The leading journals, magazines and reviews, secular as well as religious, to the number of thirty-five, are constantly at the disposition of the members. During the past year two hundred and thirty-four of the students availed themselves of its privileges.
OFFICERS:
MR. THOMAS F. CONROY, S. J. PRESIDENT. JOHN G. KREER. VICE-PRESIDENT.
JOHN F. FENLON SECRETARY.
TREASURERS.
FRANCIS E. O'BRYAN, JOHN R. MCCABE,
JOSEPH I. SULLIVAN, JAMES R. BREMNER.
LIBRARIANS.
JOSEPH M. SHEAHAN, JAMES L. LONERGAN,
PATRICK J. KELLY,
JOHN C. MACKEY,
JOHN J. WHELAN,
THOMAS A. QUINN, JOHN G. BEDNAREK, JOHN F. MCCORMICK,
JOHN F. X. McCORMICK, EDWARD F. GARRAGHAN,
JOSEPH B. MURPHY,
WILLIAM J. DONOGHUE,
ALOYSIUS J. MCCORMICK.
CENSORS.
MICHAEL F. HALLANIN,
WILLIAM F. DOOLEY, JAMES M. HAYES.
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THE LOYOLA DRAMATIC CLUB.
The purpose of this Club is the promotion of higher elocution among the pupils of the College. Students of any class may be admitted as members.
OFFICERS:
MR. CHARLES B. MOULINIER, S. J PRESIDENT.
JOHN L. O'CONNOR. VICE-PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM F. DOOLEY SECRETARY.
JOSEPH B. MURPHY TREASURER.
WILLIAM J. DONOGHUE
CENSORS.
JOHN C. MACKEY
MEMBERSHIP, 45.
THE ATHLETIC AND GAME-ROOM ASSOCIATION,
Supported by the voluntary contributions of its members, possesses a well-furnished Gymnasium, and a large collection of interesting and instructive games. Its end is to afford indoor amusements during severe or inclement weather ; to promote the physical development of its mem- bers by manly games and healthful exercise, and also to create and foster a College Spirit among the students.
OFFICERS :
MR. HUGH B. MACMAHON, S. J. PRESIDENT.
JOHN T. McNELLIS. VICE-PRESIDENT.
JOHN C. MACKEY RECORDING SECRETARY.
JOHN G. KREER . CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
JOHN C. HAYES TREASURER.
CENSORS-GYMNASIUM.
WILLIAM P. FINN,
HENRY P. THOMPSON,
DANIEL E. CONNELL,
DANIEL P. WYNN.
CENSORS-GAME-ROOM.
JOHN G. BEDNAREK, JOHN F. X. McCORMICK,
JOHN F. McCORMICK, JOSEPH A. REGAN.
MEMBERSHIP, 200.
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St. gnatius College
egrees.
DOCTOR OF LAWS.
WALTER HAY, M. D.,
NICHOLAS F. COOKE, M. D.
MASTER OF ARTS.
PHILIP J. REILLY,
CHARLES A. FANNING,
RICHARD J. PRENDERGAST,
WILLIAM J. DONLIN,
EDWARD D. WINSLOW,
CHARLES S. WINSLOW,
WILLIAM N. BROWN,
BERNARD MCDEVITT,
THOMAS M. BURKE,
PATRICK J. GROGAN, WILLIAM T. KEATING.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
JOHN SUTER,
RICHARD J. PRENDERGAST.
WILLIAM J. HENDERSON,
ANTHONY SCHAGER,
DANIEL O'CONNELL,
JOHN C. DRISCOLL,
JOHN BRENNAN,
JAMES J. CURRAN,
WILLIAM J. DONLIN,
EDWARD D. WINSLOW,
JOHN A. MCGRATH,
RICHARD J. WALSH,
JOHN THOMETZ,
CASPAR SUTER,
ALOYSIUS EUSTACE,
CARTER H. HARRISON, JR.,
THOMAS B. FINN,
FRANCIS HALLIGAN,
WILLIAM HEFFERAN,
PATRICK O'CONNOR,
JOSEPH SCANLAN,
CHARLES S. WINSLOW,
DANIEL J. GALLERY,
JOHN W. MELODY,
WILLIAM N. BROWN,
JOHN J. DENNISON,
BERNARD McDEVITT,
EDWARD J. MURPHY,
JOSEPH A. CONNELL, JOHN A. SCHOEN,
THOMAS J. WHALEN,
JOHN D. BAGGOT,
THOMAS M. BURKE,
PATRICK J. GROGAN,
WILLIAM T. KEATING,
THOMAS F. WALLACE,
WILLIAM C. BARRON,
JOSEPH P. CONROY,
NICHOLAS R. FINN,
JOHN M. BOWEN,
JOHN J. CODE,
WALTER G. CORNELL,
GILBERT J. GARRAGHAN,
JOSEPH P. REND,
DAVID J. CONWAY,
MAURICE J. DONOGHUE,
MAURICE A. DORNEY,
FREDERICK O. LANGE,
JOSEPH P. O'REILLY,
JOSEPH J. MCCARTHY.
WILLIAM J. HENDERSON,
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ntertainments.
ECHOES OF THE JUBILEE.
CONGRATULATIONS TO
OUR HONORED ARCHBISHOP,
From the Students of St. Ignatius College,
NOVEMBER 8, 1890.
CHORUS-"Jubilee Song" Palmer
SINGING CLASS.
SALUTATORY . WILLIAM P. FINN, '92
NOSTER EPISCOPUS. JOHN F. MCCORMICK, '93
SONG-" Music at Twilight". Gerold
CHOIR.
"CORAM PONTIFICE" A Latin Dialogue
DOLAMORE D. HENRY,
RAYMOND J. MACDONALD,
EDWARD F. RODGERS, ALOYSIUS J. MCCORMICK
SONG-"In the Woods " Anon
CHOIR.
JUBILEE REMINISCENCES. JOHN F. FENLON, '92
SONG-"Rippling Waters " .. White
CHOIR.
"THE SOUTHERN PLAGUE " .Poem JOHN T. McNELLIS, '92.
CHORUS-"Fair as the Morn" . Root
SINGING CLASS.
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ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.
"THE BLACK KNIGHT,"
AN HISTORICAL TRAGEDY IN THREE ACTS. By the Loyola Dramatic Club, of St. Ignatius College, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, FEBRUARY 5TH, 1891.
Persons Represented :
LEOGILD-King of the Visigoths of Gaul and Spain. . WM. NEVIN HERMENEGILD-His Son, King of Seville. JNO. L. O'CONNOR
RECCARED -- Son of Leogild, Prince and Heir. THOS. CANFIELD
LEANDRO-Catholic Bishop of Seville. J. G. KREER
BERENDA-Arian Bishop of Seville. . THOS. QUINN
ORSO-The Black Knight, formerly Evaric, rival of Leogild-
THOS. MCGRATH
KUNO-The Court-Jester, Bruno, son of Evaric. WM. DONOGHUE
KURT-Court-Dwarf, faithful servant of Hermenegild .J. BEDNAREK
GOTHAR-Hermenegild's Master of Horse
.THOS. BURKE
GEODERIC Generals of Hermenegild's Forces. GEO. KINSELLA
WM. FINN THEODERIC
LANDULF-Young General, friend of Reccared .J. CLEARY
JAILER AND EXECUTIONER. WM. DOOLEY
S J. McNELLIS
HERALDS OF HERMENEGILDO
J. MACKEY
J. WHELAN,
H. THOMPSON
BODYGUARD OF HERMENEGILD
J. McCORMICK, A. KLAGES, J. BUTLER, E. MELODY,
J. MURPHY
D. WYNN
J. LONERGAN
R. BURKE
J. BURNS,
P. SHEWBRIDGE
BODYGUARD OF LEOGILD
D. CONNELL,
J. WADE
J. SHEAHAN,
J. RAGOR
J. CLANCY,
A. McCARDLE
O. MARSOLAIS,
J. MCCABE
PAGES OF HERMENEGILD AND LEANDRO
J. KILLEEN,
G. DONLAN
PAGES OF LEOGILD
JNO. BREMNER, JAS. BREMNER,
J. GARDNER
S. MINITER
D. HENRY
AND BERENDA
G. GUBBINS, F. O'ROURKE,
T. WHITE
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Yule Tide.
Entertainment by Junior Students. COLLEGE HALL, DECEMBER 26, 1890.
THE RISING OF THE MOON, A DRAMA IN ONE ACT, BY MAURICE FRANCIS EGAN, LL.D.
CHARACTERS:
CAPTAIN EDWARD ARDEN, U. S. A GEORGE KINSELLA
"CAPTAIN TOM"-Of Crawford's Tigers WILLIAM DOOLEY
TED-A Drummer Boy, of Crawford's Tigers. EDWARD RODGERS
A SENTINEL-Of Crawford's Tigers. JOHN MACKEY
Two SOLDIERS, U. S. A.
THE CHILD-CRUSADERS.
A CHRISTMAS REVEL.
CHARACTERS:
BERTRAM-A Crusader. . JOSEPH FINN
LIONEL
JOHN MCCABE
ROLAND His Sons DOLAMORE HENRY
MALFOY-A Knight. THOMAS CANFIELD
ROBIN HOOD-The Ranger of the Woods. NORBERT LUKEN
LITTLE JOHN-His Lieutenant. GEORGE POMEROY
. CHARLES HAMILL
Deerfoot. DAVID MCDONALD
WILLIAM KENNELLY
Locksley EDWARD RODGERS
ROBIN'S MERRY MEN
Huntley.
CHARLES CARROLL
.DENIS GORDON
JOHN EGAN
HENRY HIGGINS
Hartland
JOHN KILLEEN
DANIEL COONEY
SYLVIUS-King of the Elves
JAMES BREMNER
Gossamer .. A. COSMAS GARVY
Zephyr. . GEORGE GUBBINS
Florus. OSCAR MARSOLAIS
. JOHN BREMNER GEORGE DONLAN
ELVESOFTHE FOREST
Æther
.CLEMENT WADE
IGNATIUS HAMILL
.LEO O'BYRNE
HENRY NOLAN
FREDERICK CROWE
NOUREDDIN-A Saracen Noble
JOSEPH WADE
OMAR-Slave-master. RAYMOND MACDONALD
MUSTAPHA ) ALMONDIR Moslems
MICHAEL SCHOENWALD JOSEPH DONLAN JAMES HOLLOWED
ANGEL OF NATIVITY
WILLIAM DONOGHUE PETER THOMETZ EDMUND HAYES
Ralph.
JOSEPH MONELLIS
Harold
DAVID CONDON FRANCIS O'ROURKE
EDWARD HERTGES . GEORGE LYON
CHILD-CRUSADERS .....
WILLIAM MULQUEEN
JOSEPH BUTLER
Ernest. ALOYSIUS MCCORMICK
Oliver .. STEPHEN MINITER
Arthur THOMAS WHITE
.JOSEPH BLAHA
FATHER WINTER.
SANTA CLAUS.
WILLIAM KING
ABDALLAH )
WILLIAM O'BRIEN
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Specimens of Class Work. THE QUEST OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE.
"Hear now this fairy legend of old Greece. As full of freedom, youth and beauty still, As the immortal freshness of that grace, Carved for all ages on some Attic frieze."-Lowell.
ACADEMY. CLASS OF HUMANITIES_ DECEMBER 15TH, 1890.
PART I.
QUARTET-"Over the Bright Blue Sea" Emerson J. KILLEEN. J. O'CONNOR. G. KINSELLA. J. MCNELLIS.
THE ARGO IN ENGLISH LITERATURE EDWARD MELODY
"The wondered Argo, which in venturous peece, First through the Euxine seas bore all the flower of Greece."- Spenser THE AGE OF THE ARGO-A Sociological Study JAMES DONOGHUE
THE BUILDING OF THE ARGO-A Nautical Study JOHN KILLEEN THE SAILORS OF THE ARGO-A Mythological Study ALFRED WEADLEY
THE TEMPEST-Alto Solo JOHN KILLEEN. Perkins
THE CRUISE OF THE ARGO-A Geographical Study JOHN MCCORMICK WINNING THE FLEECE IN COLCHIS-An Original Translation in Verse- VINCENT WALSH
INTERLUDE- Piano, THOMAS QUINN, Zither, ALBERT KLAGES.
CRITICISM-Ovid's Style PART II.
VINCENT WALSH
MACBETH, ACT IV ; SCENE I-
THE WITCHES' CAVERN. Illustrative of Medea's Incantations.
Macbeth. JOHN WHELAN
First Witch JOHN O'CONNOR
Second Witch EDWARD MELODY
Third Witch. HERMANN LIEB Armed Head. Bloody Child. Crowned Child. Banquo.
File of Kings.
A LITERAL INTERPRETATION-The Myth as understood by the early Greeks EDWARD GARRAGHAN.
AN ALLEGORICAL INTERPRETATION-The Myth as understood by the later Greeks. JOSEPH FINN
AN HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION -The Myth as understood by the Historians .. JOSEPH SHEAHAN QUESTUS VELLERIS AUREI-Ovid. .CLASS Vellera cum Minyæ nitido radiantia villo Per mare non motum prima petiere carina.
DOUBLE QUARTET-"We are Parting" Emerson
COLLEGE GLEE CLUB.
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" Hellenes of past ages. Oh start again to life !"
A TRIP TO GREECE WITH NEPOS AS OUR GUIDE,
BY THE STUDENTS -- OF THE- FIRST ACADEMIC CLASS, NOVEMBER 24TH, 1890.
DUET-" Il Trovatore," Selections Verdi Violin, RAYMOND J. MACDONALD, Piano, GEORGE S. POMEROY. INVITATIO JOHN JENDRZEJEK
OUR GUIDE. DOLAMORE D. HENRY
"Siste viator --- heroa calcas !"
THE PLAIN OF MARATHON PATRICK J. MINOGUE " Land of lost gods and godlike men art thou."-Byron. MILTIADES-The Athenian Type. WILLIAM J. DONOGHUE SONG-"Boat Song" Weber MEMBERS OF THE CLASS.
LATIN-The Lives of Miltiades and Themistocles. CLASS
(Translation, Parsing, Analysis.)
SPECIMEN TRANSLATIONS.
RAYMOND J. MACDONALD. ALOYSIUS J. MCCORMICK. GEORGE L. MURPHY. RECITATION-" The Spartan's March" Hemans
NORBERT H. LUKEN.
THE PASS OF THERMOPYLÆ. JAMES J. CLANCY
"Pronounce what sea, what shore is this, The Gulf, the rock of Salamis."-Byron.
THE MARATHON OF THE SEA HUGH A. FINNEGAN
DECLAMATION-"Clime of the Unforgotten Brave" Byron
JOSEPH J. WADE.
SOLO-"God Bless You' Thompson
JOSEPH I. SULLIVAN.
AD LYRAM-A Study in the Grecian Tongue. ROCCO DE STEFANO GREEK-" The Nail" (Translation, Parsing, Analysis). . CLASS E SCULPTORE PHILOSOPHUS-A Version .. EUGENE J. CONLIN
AN IMITATION OF LUCIAN. EDWARD F. RODGERS
ZITHER SOLO-"Hunters' Amusements ". F. Kroll
ALBERT L. KLAGES.
A CHAT WITH OUR GUIDE ON ENGLISH RICHARD E. BURKE RHETORIC-Diction, Sentences. CLASS
SOME SPECIMENS.
HOUSE IN THE MEADOW-A Development ALOYSIUS J. MCCORMICK THE SNOW IMAGE -- A Reproduction. CHARLES J. ROWAN
CLASS WORK IN ALGEBRA.
CHORUS-"Sports of Childhood" Suain
MEMBERS OF THE CLASS.
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ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.
SECOND ACADEMIC CLASS,
NOVEMBER 28TH, 1890.
PIANO SOLO-Les Cloches du Monastére. . Lefebure - Wely STEPHEN I. SCHULTZ.
DECLAMATION-A Warning Fable "The Nightingale." JOSEPH T. SHAUGHNESSY.
THE GREEKS VISIT THE ROMANS, A. D. 170.
PART I.
SONG-Welcome THE ROMANS. Brusselbach
HISTORY-The Greeks inquire about the affairs of Rome from the foundation of the empire to date, A, D. 170.
COMPOSITION-The destruction of Jerusalem. WM. T. NASH
DECLAMATION-Herculaneum. . Atherstone
GEORGE P. GILMAN.
LATIN-The Greeks have difficulties in Latin. The Romans explain their language by translating Phædrus, by giving rules, and by explaining irregular verbs. The Greeks try to apply these precepts.
PART II.
CHORUS-The Cottage Clock. THE CLASS. Swain
The Romans wish to know various things about the Greeks.
ESSAY-A Greek's story of his old home, "King Midas." (The reader of this paper will be drawn by lot.)
GEOGRAPHY-A Greek who traveled safely to Rome will draw a map showing his route.
One who was driven by a storm to the "Island of Atlantis" will draw a map showing the parts explored.
COMPOSITION-The Bottom of the Sea .EDWARD J. ASHENDEN
PIANO DUET-Prince Imperial Galop.
Pasher
ANDREW C. GARVY and STEPHEN I. SCHULTZ.
DECLAMATION-Selection from the "Ancient Mariner". Coleridge JOSEPH J. MATTHEWS.
ARITHMETIC-Some of the Greeks came to Rome to establish schools for teaching the Romans the science of numbers.
How to work Percentage JOHN P. CLIFFORD How to work Interest. JOHN A. MULVIHILL CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE-
COMPOSITION-With my Lord at Nazareth. JOHN R. MCCABE
PIANO-Star Spangled Banner. ANDREW C. GARVY. Voss
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ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.
THIRD ACADEMIC CLASSES,
MARCH 18TH, 1891.
"SILVER WHISTLE "-PIANO SOLO. Lockwood JAMES HOLLOWED.
INTRODUCTION THOMAS WHITE
DECLAMATIONS-"Frogs at School" JOSEPH MARSOLAIS "In the Dismal Swamp". JAMES HOLLOWED
"DISTANT DRUM"-Chorus. .THIRD ACADEMIC CLASSES
COMPOSITIONS-"A Small Boy's Troubles". LEO O'BYRNE " A Trip to the Country" JOSEPH KANNALLY
OUR ENGLISH CLASS. CLASS
"THE BRIDGE"-Alto Solo. Lindsay
OSCAR MARSOLAIS.
REPRODUCTION-" Bennie's Whistle " DANIEL QUINN
READING-"San Francisco in '53" DANIEL MURPHY
OUR HISTORY CLASS. CLASS
"FULL AND HARMONIOUS "-Chorus. VOCAL CLASS
DECLAMATION-" The Fairies" .LEO DOYLE AND HENRY NOLAN
OUR GEOGRAPHY CLASS . CLASS
COMPOSITIONS-"Our Class" OSCAR MARSOLAIS
"Father Marquette " MICHAEL LIDGEN
OUR ARITHMETIC CLASS CLASS
" LORELEY"-Trio. Silcher
O. MARSOLAIS. J. MARSOLAIS. J. KILLEEN.
DECLAMATIONS-" A Horrible Scene" PETER THOMETZ.
"The Inchcape Rock " JOSEPH BLAHA
"BIRDS AWAKENING"-Trio, Duet and Chorus CLASS OUR LATIN CLASS . . CLASS
DECLAMATION-"Old Ironsides" HENRY RAINEY
READING-"One by One". CLEMENT WADE
"FAIR AS THE MORNING"-Chorus. VOCAL CLASS
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ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.
Elocution Contest. MAY 29TH, 1891.
JUDGES :
Very Rev. D. M. J. DOWLING, V. G., WILLIAM J. ONAHAN, Esq.,
MORRIS ST. P. THOMAS, Esq., JOHN P. BYRNE,
JAMES H. ROBERTS, Esq., JOHN GUERIN, .M. D.,
WILLIAM A. DOYLE, Esq., EDWARD O. RUSSELL, Esq.,
WILLIAM T. HUMES, THOMAS BRENAN, Esq.
REVERIE SUR SEMIRAMIDE
Hess .... Piano, THOMAS A. QUINN
JUNIOR ELOCUTION CLASS.
FIRST SECTION.
THE NEWS OF THE DAY Bolton. JAMES R. BREMNER
THE BUTCHER OF TOULOUSE. Anon ... JAMES J. HOLLOWED
Woolson. . OSCAR J. MARSOLAIS TOM
SHERIDAN'S RIDE. Read. HENRY G. NOLAN
QUARTET-"Going Home " Emerson
SECOND SECTION.
THE FIREMAN Anon. JOHN P. CLIFFORD POLISH BOY Stephens GEORGE F. GUBBINS
THE BELL OF ZANORA Rose JOHN R. MCCABE WOUNDED Miller. FRANCIS E. O'ROURKE
WARREN'S ADDRESS Pierpont. . GROESBECK F. WALSH
SELECT CHOIR-"In the Woods " Anon
SENIOR ELOCUTION CLASS.
FIRST SECTION.
GUALBERTO'S VICTORY Donnelly. . .. . JOHN J. CLEARY
THE PRIEST'S LEAP Sullivan. . WILLIAM J. DONOGHUE INKERMAN Miles DOLAMORE D. HENRY
THE MANIAC Lewis. . JOSEPH I. SULLIVAN SOLO AND CHORUS-" Will You Love Me When I'm Old ?". Ford
SECOND SECTION.
THE DOOM OF CLAUDIUS AND CYNTHIA. Thompson
DANIEL E. CONNELL.
THE DREAM OF EUGENE ARAM. . Hood. . . WILLIAM P. FINN FATE OF VIRGINIA ... Macaulay .. GEORGE B. KINSELLA EDINBURGH AFTER FLODDEN. .. Aytoun ..... .JOHN L. O'CONNOR SELECT CHOIR-" Herdsmen's Mountain Home " . . Abt
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ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.
+ ignatius
College Register of Students.
1890-'91.
NAMES.
CLASSES.
ANNEN, PETER V
Third Academic.
ASHENDEN, EDWARD J. Second Academic.
BABICKY, JOHN L. . Poetry.
BAER, JOHN J.
Preparatory.
BAER, WILLIAM J
Second Academic.
BEDNAREK, JOHN G.
Poetry.
BERNA, CHARLES F.
Third Academic.
BLACK, WILLIAM H.
Preparatory.
BLAHA, JOSEPH W.
Third Academic.
BOWEN, DANIEL J.
Poetry.
BRADY, ANTHONY P
Third Academic.
BREEN, PAUL M. .
Rhetoric.
BREMNER, JAMES R.
Third Academic.
BREMNER, JOHN B.
. Preparatory.
BRENNAN, DAVID T.
Rhetoric.
BROKAW, WILLIAM F.
Preparatory.
BURKE, RICHARD E.
First Academic.
BURNS, JAMES E.
Poetry.
BURNS, ROBERT E.
Third Academic.
BUTLER, JOHN F
First Academic.
BUTLER, JOSEPH J
. Third Academic.
BUTLER, WILLIAM J
Preparatory.
BYRNES, JOSEPH J.
Second Academic.
CALLAGHAN, PATRICK J
. Second Academic.
CAMPBELL, JOHN V ..
.Second Academic.
CANFIELD, THOMAS K.
Poetry.
CARNEY, EMMET J.
Humanities.
CARROLL, CHARLES E
Second Academic.
CARROLL, EMMET M.
Third Academic.
CARROLL, RICHARD J.
Second Academic.
CASEY, JOSEPH M.
First Academic.
CAVANAGH, THOMAS T.
Second Academic.
CHOLEWINSKI, STANISLAUS P.
Preparatory. . First Academic.
CLANCY, JAMES J.
CLARE, PATRICK H.
.Third Academic.
CLARK, CHARLES B. Third Academic.
CLEARY, JOHN J.
First Academic.
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ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.
NAMES.
CLASSES.
CLEARY, MICHAEL J.
.Third Academic. Second Academic.
CLIFFORD, JOHN P.
Rhetoric.
CODE, WILLIAM E.
Third Academic.
COLLINS, JOSEPH M.
First Academic.
COLLJUNG, PETER A
. Second Academic.
CONDON, DAVID F.
Third Academic. First Academic.
CONNELL, DANIEL E.
Poetry.
CONNELLY, JOHN A.
. Preparatory.
COONEY, DANIEL P.
Third Academic.
CORNELL, EDWIN F.
.Preparatory.
COSTELLO, EDWARD J.
Third Academic.
CROWE, FREDERICK M.
Third Academic.
CULLEN, MATTHEW H.
Third Academic.
CUNNINGHAM, ALEXANDER C
Third Academic.
DAVIS, WILLIAM J. Second Academic. First Academic.
DE STEFANO, ROCCO
DEVINE, GEORGE B.
Third Academic.
DEVLIN, JOHN J.
Third Academic.
DILLON, THOMAS J
Third Academic.
DONLAN, GEORGE C.
Third Academic.
DONLAN, JOSEPH H.
First Academic.
DONOGHUE, James J.
Humanities.
DONOGHUE, WILLIAM J
First Academic.
DONY, ARTHUR E
Preparatory.
DOOLEY, JAMES A
Preparatory.
DOOLEY, THOMAS J.
Preparatory.
DOOLEY, WILLIAM F
Rhetoric.
DORAN, JAMES M
Third Academic.
DOYLE, LEO J
Third Academic.
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