Evening star., 1896-06-12
TEACHERS VACATION PLANS
Where High School Instructors Will Spend
the Heated EBrm.
Their Duties Are Nearly Ended and
Preparations Are BetAs Made for
the Annual eating.

the beginning Of next ,lweek. when the
schools begin to close. 1.-THE program for
the commencement week in the four high
high schools will be-Monday, June Is, dis
missal OF first-year classes; Tuesday. June
III, dismissal OF second-year classes; We'd
nesday, June IL, dismissal of third-year
classes; Thursday. June 1S. dismissal of
fourth-years classes. The graduating ex-s
ercises of the last named class will take
place the same evening at Aliens Grand
Opera House at o'clock. A day OF two
after graduation the graduates are going
to hold banquet and farewell reception.
AS soon as the school work is completed
most OF the members of the faculty will
leave the city.
DIR. F. r. Lane will not be able to leave
LOT almost month after the close Of
scnool, as MS duties will detain him here.
Mrs. Lane will go to East Gloucester Mass,
wnere Dr. Lane will join her later. They
wiit spend portion Of August and part
or september In the Grandpre country.
partment at the Central and assistant
principal, will in all probability spend the
summer at his Washington Grove home.
frolessor Wilhelm Burnheart, head of
the German department Of the high
SCHOOLS, Will put In six weeks Of the sum-
mer at Amherst College summer school,
a11er which he will go to the Adrondacks
denan,n Iro.. =, fontaine, head of the French
department OF all the schools and instruc-
tor at the Ger trail. will while away the
suitry days of summer at Chairman,
Franklin county. Pa.
Mr.. r. ID. Sherburne, chief instructor of
Ireek In the four schools, will enjoy part
of his vacation al his home in New Hamp-
snfre and the rest at York, a popular sum-
mer resort on the coast of Maine.
Mr: W. e. Priest. teacher cf history at
tne central is going to spend the summer
at his Pennsylvania home in the pictur-
esque Schuylkill valley.
Mr.. Upton, instructor of algebra. has
arranged Tor a most novel trip Of a couple
oI months. He and friend, H. B. Need
ham, will take canoeing tour to Canada
about the middle of July.
MI Harry English, head of the mathe-
mates M department, has not fully decided
oh ms vacation plans as yet, but will spend
september at jamestown, N. Y.
Mrs: M. Hampson, teacher of Latin at
the Central is going to the Aesculap plan.
Wiehle, Va.
Miss Cushion. who instructs in ancient
history at the Central, will enjoy the sum-
mer In the New England states, probably
along the coast of Maine.
MISS A. NJ. Wilson, head of the wing
department, who went abroad last year,
Will probably visit some Of the wonders Of
the United States. after the Christian En-
deavor convention is over.
Miss Golden. Latin teacher at the Cen
tral, Will so1ourn in Waverly, N. Y, while
Miss Orr of the English department will
spend the summer at Ellcottville, N. Y,
and Mr.. l.. NJ. Prindell! chief teacher OF
botany, viii summer in eastern New York.
MIS- Parker. teacher Of Latin at the
central, Is going to Cincinnati for a month
and then about hundred miles north
OF Toronto, where she will go camping
with some of her Pittsburg friends.
Messrs. Mills and Yount of the chemistry
department will stay at Hainesville. Kent
county, Md, and Herndon Fairfax county,
Va respectively. for part of the summer,
StTucfOT Znnl0pV uyin fak ka in, oil fh1,
sights of Chicago.
Miss e. Compton, teacher of botany, in
tends to spend the summer In the South
Sea Islands.
Messrs. Cheston and Hedrick, the two in
structors in physics, will be in Virginia
most of the time. Mr.. Cheston will prob
ably camp at Colonial Beach during July.
Miss d. p Mussey wifi spend three weeks
at the Luray caverns, and will then teach
drawing and painting and, outdSor sketch
ing at the Pennsylvania Chahtaaqua, Mt.
Mr.. L. B. Mullen will sojourn with his
wife at the Thousand Islands. q
Frau E. NJ. N. Hoegelsberger, teacher of
German at the Central, will visit in New
Jersey and then spend the rest of time in
Boston and at Lake Chautauqua, NY.
Miss Howell, a teacher of English, will
make several trips along the coast of New
Jersey stopping longest at Blanston.
Miss Rainey will make Sandy Spring her
temporary abode.
The assistant principal at the Central,
Miss Helen M. Reynolds. who Travelled in
England and on the continent last year,
and had arranged to make similar trip
this season. unfortunately had to abandon
her plan about week ago, and will now
probably divide her time between the sea
shore and the mountains.
Mr.. Paul Finckle, librarian at the Cen
tra1, will spend the entire summer at Cow
ington, Va, and Mr.. Robert W. Test the
clerk, will spend couple of weeks in
Philadelphia.
All of the members of the Central High
School faculty who are on the base ball
team will first fill their engagement in
volved in the proposed trip of a couple of
weeks in Maryland of the team before
starting out en- their respective outings.
They will play another game of base ball
at Marshall Hall on Saturday with a team
composed Of Central students. 1t is ex-
rected that all of the candidates will be
present and a team will be finally decided
upon.
Several of the boys Of the Central School
have decided on a couple of novel trips
Horace Chandlee, Eugene Wilkins and
Willie Hopkins have planned two weeks
cruise down the Potomac to the bay on
steam yacht belonging to the first named
and Messrs. Grasty and Watson have made
arrangements to go camping at Colonial
Beach.
The third year classes in mathematics
at the Central will probably take a field
day in surveying either Saturday or one
day next week. Mcssrs. Hoover and Howe,
who are trying to arrange for such an out
ing, will have charge Of the trip.
The company of Central cadets who are
going down to the reunion IF confederate
veterans at Richmond the end Of this month
held their second drill Tuesday night, which
showed much improvement over the first
drill The former officers became a little
used to drilling under superior officer
again, and Capt. H. +. Domer got some
very good work out of the company.
Eastern and Western Schools.
Prof c. NJ Lacey Sites. principal Of the
Eastern High School, will travel through
the New England states for awhile, and
then locate in the neghborhood of Boston.
The professor Of mathematics at the East
ern, Mr. Williams, has been trying to Or
ganize party of six boys to take a trip to
the St Lawrence in an ice schooner, but If
this plan does not ma aterialfze he will visit
Philadelphia, New York Send Buffalo, prob
ably not returning until the fall Of ,,ext
year, his probable delay being occasloned
by business matters.
Miss Daily. principal teacher Of English at
the Eastern has planned a stay of a couple
of months at Nova Scotia.
Mr. Emory Wilson, Instructor of history
at the Eastern, who has aided the boys SO
extensively in their different athletic affairs
during the past year, will return to ithaca,
N. Y, from where he graduated.
Miss Holmes of the Eastern will spend the