The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19
EVEN PRINCIPALS
FEEL THE CALL
OF THE WILD
Plan Vacations in Cool Nooks
of Mountains and at
Shore.
EXODUS TO BEGIN
ON JULY THIRD
SCHOOLS to Close July Second,
in Time for the
Fourth.

principals and teachers. Most Of them
have completed their arrangements for
the vacation season. Some will take
advantage of the summer terms in the
colleges. but most of them will return
to their homes all ever the country.
The schools close on July 2 in order
to give the youngsters enough time TO
prepare for h Fourth.
Principal Thomas K. McClelland, of
Abingdon Avenue School. will utilize his
vacation in taking a course in pedagogy
at the summer session of Columbia
University, beginning July 5.
Principal Evan d. Edwards, of Alex
ander Street School, will spend part of
his vacation at Salisbury, Herkimer
County, N. Y, and also plans a trip
to Los Angeles and Seattle.
Benjamin C. Miner, principal of Ann
Street School, will spend his vaca-
ton in the Green Mountains, in the
southern part of Vermont. He will
leave on July 8.
Principal Walter w. Schaeffer, of Avon
! Avenue School, will spend the larg-
; est part of his vacation in this city.
He has not as yet decided If he will
accept the invitation of some friends
and spend a week at Lake George.
Principal Charles H. Gleason, jr., of
Belmont Avenue School, will BIZ kept
busy by the summer school course. After
that he probably will take a short trip
but he a not made any definite
plans.
Morris Bamberger. principal of Ber-
gen Street School, will be engaged In
the work of the summer schools during
the vacation time. He will probably
leave the city for a week, but has not
decided where he WILL go.
Principal Kersey S.. Blake, of Bruce
Street School, will spend his vacation
in this city.
Lewis H. Carris, principal of Burnet
Street School, will visit his farm at
Savannah, New York. and also will go
fishing in some of the upstate lakes.
He will leave as soon as vacation
bexins.
Will Go to Maine.
Principal Hoyt H. Tucker, of Camden
Street School. will go to Maine for one
week after the Fairgrounds are closed.
He is one of the supervisors OF play
grounds.
Principal Elmer X. Sexton. Of Central
Avenue School, will spend his vacation
at Union Village, in the Catskills. He
will leave the middle of next month.
Principal ]. c. McLaury, of Charlton
Street School, will spend his vacation
in East Orange and Madison.
Principal David Mcclure, of Chestnut
Street School, will leave the first of
next month to spend his vacation in
his bungalow, on the oswego River.
S. Erwin Manness. principal of Eight
zenith Avenue School. will spent most Of
his vacation in this city. He will make
some short trips. however, but has not
decided as yet where.
Miss S. Louise Clark, principal of
Elizabeth Avenue School, will pass
some part of her vacation in New York
State.
Principal Charles Grant Shaffer, of
Elliott Street School, will spend his va
cation in this city, with the exception
of a short trip to Pennsylvania.
Arthur G.. Balcom, principal of the
Franklin School, will pass part of his
vacation at his country home in New
Providence and part in the Adiron-
| 6acks.
Principal Fred w. Fort, of Hamburg
Place School, will stay in this city dur
ing his vacation.
| ITlIlClpdl d. r. MO1ldB idH, VI nav
kins Street School, will spend the big
gest part of his vacation in East Cam
den and Montauk Point, L.. I.
Principal William l.. Heineken. Of
Lafayette Street School, will be at his
home in this city during the school
vacation, except a possible short stay
at Cape May.
Frank L. Mead, principal of Law
ar4 CAc--k 01L--I al A.
! Adirondacks with his son, He will
make his own camps n carry his
own provisions. The trip will AXE him
about fifty days.
Alexander ]. Glennie. principal of
Miller Street School, will go to Month
cello, Sullivan County, N. Y, during
his vacation.
Principal William A.. Dougall, of
Monmouth Street School, will spend the
biggest Bart of his vacation at his
home in Maplewood.
VIII Keep Mt Work.
Claude L. West, principal Of Newton
Street School, will be kept here by the
summer school during vacation time.
In former years he has been in the
habit of going to Portland. Me-, and
he probably will spend some weeks
there this year.
Principal Thomas T. Collard. of
North Seventh Street School. will pass
most of his vacation in this city.
Principal J.. Alfred Wilson, of Oliver
Street School. has not definitely decided
where he will spend his vacation. He
will probably go to Rhode Island.
Edgar S. Pitkin. principal of Seventh
Avenue School, will leave for Lorraine,
Jefferson County. N. ", a few days
after school closes.
Principal George r. Pinkham, of
South Street School, will take a six
weeks course at Cornell University
during his vacation. He will study
school administrators and industrial
education. The rest of his vacation he
will spend at his country home in
Great Darlington. Mass.
Principal Frank H. Hanson, of South
Market Street School, win make a trip
to Alaska. He will leave on July 81
and return at the end of August.
Principal S. H. McIlroy, of South Six
teenth Street School, will cave for
Geneseo, N. Y, on August IS.
Principal Arnold voget, Of South
Tenth Street School, will pass part OF
his vacation al home and part at Port
land, Me,