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Commercial Class - 1886 Commercial Class of 1886. Photo taken May, 1886. Only the monks, seated in the front row, are identified. They are: Alexius Hoffmann; Norbert Hofbauer; Alfred Mayer; Herman Bergmann

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Junior Dept. - June, 1885 Frs. Wolfgang Steinkogler and Lawrence Steinkogler. The boy in the light-colored suit is Peter P. Maurin, 1884-88, Cold Spring, Minn. Photo shows the two monks and 34 students.

Scope and Contents St.J.U. - Iowa - 1905Black and white photo of fourteen young men, arranged in two rows. 7.5 x 9.5 inch print on 11 x 14 inch brown card. Photo has brown tone. Written on front of print, at bottom: "St.J.U. - Iowa - 1905". X in pencil on the print above head of fourth boy in back row. Card has stamped border. Imprinted in lower left corner of board: "St. John's Studio, Collegeville, Minn."On back: "Boys from the State of Iowa, present at St. John's U. during school...

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Servers' Society, 1910 Back of photo: Servers 1911? Large group photo, altar boys in surplice Same photo as Mounted Photos Box 15 #19. That is more faded; this is more contrasty and has bent corner. Monk in photo is Hildebrand Eickhoff,

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Students of 1883 Front mat says, "About 1883." Names are: Fidelis; Herman (?) OSB; Scheffold, G.; Juenemann; Mathews; Vaillencourt; J. Gans; A. Kiefer; Agatho (?); F. Jerome; Clement Dimpfl; F. Henry; Legó. Back reads, "About 1883. Frs. Henry Borgerding (right) and Jerome Herder left, students." Several men in the photo are not identified.

Scope and Contents Students of St. John's University, 1889 Photograph taken June 13, 1889, by Peter Engel. Monks identified in the photograph are, left to right, Clement Dimpfl, Demetrius Juennemann, Corbinian Hermanutz, Chrysostom Schreiner, Gerhard Spielmann, Herman Bergmann. "The boy in the light colored suiit is Nic. J. Hardy, St. Paul, Minn." Back of mounting board stamped: St. John's University Photographic Studio, Collegeville, Minn. Subtle differences from photo in 74/7 Box 10, number 1. The easiest...