Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-31
SUMMER SCHOOLS
ARE CALLED FAKES
Commissioner BeIfatto Thus
Describes Them, Suggesting
Some Drastic Changes.


changes be made in the teaching corps
and system. His remarks, which
created mild sensation, were
prompted by the wholesale reslgna-
tions of teachers from both the sum-
mer schools and the Fairgrounds at
tached.
David B. Corson, acting superin-
tendent of schools, said that it was
apparent that these teachers work
during the month Of July and when
August comes they Immediately re-
sign for a vacation.
"The children are not receiving the
proper attention" said Commissioners
Belfatto. "These teachers when they
assume the position should remain
and teach. It's baby's play, and l
will not tolerate it. The summer
schools are simply a pastime and the
children are not showing the results"
Edgar r. Brown, chairman of the
committee, upheld the work in the
summer schools, contending that the
work showed results and that much
was being accomplished.
Commissioner Belfatto stated that
he did not mean every school, but
that he knew of some that were not
showing the results.
From the Fairgrounds also num-
Der of designations were received. 1t
was finally decided by the committee
that when the applications of those
that have resigned are presented next
year they will not be considered.
The committee will recommend a
number of temporary appointments
of teachers for summer schools and
Fairgrounds to the board at the next
meeting.
playground ResignatiOns.
Following are the designations re-
ceived from the playground instruc-
tors:
Nellie L. BRAINS, from Bergen
Street; G. William Mueller, from Ber-
gen Street; Bernardine NJ. Yunck,
from Bruce Street; Isabelle II. Will
Jams, from Eighteenth Avenue; Abra-
ham Jacobson, from Eighteenth Ave-
nue.; Philip Wechsler. as director of
Elizabeth Avenue; Charles II. Ken
nington, as director of Hawkins
Street; Henrietta Greenberg, from
Monmouth Street; Helen M. Vincent,
from Morton Street; James A. Mol
10y. us director of South Eighth
Street, John T. Schawaroch, from
state Street; Carolyn e. Banker,
from Warren Street.
Temporary Appointments.
Following are the temporary ap-
pointmentsS for Fairgrounds:
Harold Al. Green, Bergen Street;
Alexander M. Goldberg, Bergen
Street.; Hazel L. Bastedo, Bruce
street; Ruth Q'Connor, Bruce Street;
r. Edna Ward Burnet Street; Kath-
leen I. Norman, Camden Street;
Frank Flarity, Eighteenth Avenue;
Edward L. Peppel. Eighteenth Ave-
sue; Beatrice V. Brown, Eighteenth
Avenue; Nathan Fl. Brodsky, Eliza
beth Avenue; Harriet II. Wlllett,
Fourteenth Avenue; Allio Amodio,
Franklin; Florence, B. Ware Ham
burg Place; william G. Rubinow, di-
rector, Hawkins Street; Elsie M.
Brintsinghoffer, Hawkins Street;
Ella M. Bradley Monmouth Street;
Clair w. Pelton, South Eighth Street,;
Helen T. Lufsin, State Street; Fran
els A. McQuade, State Street; Will
lam e. S. Lewis, Sussex Avenue;
Marian II. Bachoach, Thirteenth Ave-
nue.: Eleanor M. Finley, Warren
street; Ethel V. Went. Warren
Street; Eda s. Isenburg (sub.),
Washington Street; Elma Mitscher.
Washington Street; Mary N. McIntee.
Webster.
Playground Transfers.
The following transfers We're made:
Julia X Dunn, from Thirteenth
Avenue to Bergen Street; Alexander
A. Fitzberg, from position of as
sistant to that of director ot Eliza
beth Avenue, from July 10. 1913;
Emelne c. Wilson, from Eighteenth
Avenue to Lafayette Street. from
July ., 1915, Samuel II. Kaufman.
from the position of assistant in
Eighteenth Avenue to that of direc-
tor of Lafayette Street; Malvina r.
Kessler, from Hawkins Street TO
Morton Street; jFayo Emerson, from
Lafayette Street to Monmouth Street;
Henry e. fHansen. director, from
Lafayette Street to South Eighth
Street.
Summer School designations.
designations from Summer Schools:
Hattie C. Bauer from Avon Ave-
nue. Adeline d. Preston, from Bergen
Street; Helen e. Reichert. from Bruce
Street; Julia Moore, from Camden
Street; Katherine McGovern, from
Central Avenue; +. Jeanette Kirk
patrick, from Charlton Street: Ade-
line T. Thurber. from Charlton Street;
n. Carmelite McCahill, from Charlton
Street; Anna G. Schaefer, from Cleve-
land; Isabelle r. Schwarz, from Cleve-
land: Edith M. Simonson, from Fiji
teenth Avenue; Maud S. Van Houten
from Fifteenth Avenue; Mary A
Comerford, from Fourteenth Avenue;
Mrs. Caroline B. Mattison, from Four
teenth Avenue; Edith A. McCrea
from Hawthorne Avenue; Anna II
Cummings, from Lafayette Street;
Jane f. Mckee, from Madison;
Natalie V. Walter, from Madison; b
Beatrice johnson, from Monmouth
Street; Augusta Kampe. from Mon
mouth Street; Ruth +. Rossiter, from
Monmouth Street; Margaret l. Dullea
from Morton Street; Marie l.. Raquet
from Morton Street; Walter S. Foley
from Newton Street; Carolyn +
Houghton, from Newton Street; Mar
garet MacLennon, from Newton
Street; Minnie e. Morse, from Newtor
Street; Elizabeth G. Schwenk, from
Newton Street; Julia c. Lifson, from
South Street; May Dillon, from South
Eighth Street; Adah B. Harris, from
South Tenth Street; Fannie ID. Lang
worthy, from South Tenth Street
Jacob ". Creveling. from Sussex Ave
nue.: Marie L. Delany from Sussex
Avanua. I,aura M. Sennett, from