. Essex county, , illustrated . .\NN SIKIilil which we trust they may refer in the always expected the anticipated of leisiue, as a souvenir of their days. That there will he a charm connected with this pari of ilwork we have little doubt, since no effort or expense has beispared in securing the material and dala necessary to make itthe ideal of excelleme. and the acme of Irulhfulness in this allimportant part. FIFTEENTH AVENUE SCHOOL. T HEFifteentI largely thi Oelkers. The building tiveness and desirable bricl. Avenue .School building was the thoug
. Essex county, , illustrated . .\NN SIKIilil which we trust they may refer in the always expected the anticipated of leisiue, as a souvenir of their days. That there will he a charm connected with this pari of ilwork we have little doubt, since no effort or expense has beispared in securing the material and dala necessary to make itthe ideal of excelleme. and the acme of Irulhfulness in this allimportant part. FIFTEENTH AVENUE SCHOOL. T HEFifteentI largely thi Oelkers. The building tiveness and desirable bricl. Avenue .School building was the thought, andresult of ICx-School Commissioner John 15. is noticeable for its architectural atlr ?appointments for school work It i-~. rill KKNTII AVKNLK SCHOOL. Structure with Itrra cotta trimmings,s|)acious, with most approved heating andveiUdating apparatus. .September 5, 189;, the doors of this build-ing were thrown open, and to the surprise ofthe Board of Education, the rooms were filledand the seating capacity found to be insuf-ficient. The large attendance demands addi-tional accommodations. As the enterprisingsection of our city surroun<ling the schoolbuilding develops, this educational instillion will advance to the tirsl rank of the Ncark Pnblic Schools, The Principal. \V. Spader Willis, is a schoolman of wide expel ience, belonging to a familyof educators, his father, Uev. Ralph Willis,and his brother H. Brewster Willis, havinghad charge of the public school interests ofMiddlesex County for the past thirty Principal was educated at Rutgers Col-lege. He has held a number of school posi-tions. He was Principal of the Perlh And:c.\High .School when called to Newark. I heEifteenth Avenue School is
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