Illustrated Flushing and vicinity : College Point, Broadway-Flushing, Malba-on-the-Sound, Whitestone, Bayside, Douglaston, Little Neck in the third wa . n the De Witt Clinton High School, who was at the head ofthe eligible list of principals. His many friends predict a brilliantcareer for him in the school system. Other sections of the Third Ward have also been fortunate in re-spect to their school buildings, principals and teachers. At CollegePoint a handsome building, known as P. S. 27, was erected shortlybefore consolidation. The principal is George W. Dorland. At White-stone one of the cit
Illustrated Flushing and vicinity : College Point, Broadway-Flushing, Malba-on-the-Sound, Whitestone, Bayside, Douglaston, Little Neck in the third wa . n the De Witt Clinton High School, who was at the head ofthe eligible list of principals. His many friends predict a brilliantcareer for him in the school system. Other sections of the Third Ward have also been fortunate in re-spect to their school buildings, principals and teachers. At CollegePoint a handsome building, known as P. S. 27, was erected shortlybefore consolidation. The principal is George W. Dorland. At White-stone one of the citys standard school buildings was provided, shortlyafter consolidation. This is P. S. 79. The principal is Wrilliam At Bayside, where Mrs. Jennie L. Potter is principal and atDouglaston, where Miss Anna Brett is principal, new school buildingshave recently been erected. There are now no part time classes any-where in this section. The Third Ward is exceptionally well providedwith accessible and adequate schools, and the many public spirited andaggressive citizens of Flushing and vicinity may be expected to seethat this condition 1917 Graduating Class of the Flushing High School22 CATHOLIC PUBLIC SCHOOLS INTHE FLUSHING VICINITY By Rev. Father THOMAS OBRIEN THE Borough of Queens, and especially the Flushing section, iswell provided with not only the City Public Schools but also whatmay be termed Catholic Public Schools, as part of the organiza-tion of the Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn. These are maintained in theseveral parishes, with free tuition and the use of school books. As allthe taxpayers support the City schools, so all the Catholic people bearthe extra burden of the parish schools. New school buildings of the very latest models have been recentlyerected in Flushing and Whitestone, and plans are under way for equallyfine school buildings in Bayside and College Point. All these are thor-oughly up-to-date as to sanitation, ventilation and heating. The curr
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