Collegiate School - Dutchman Yearbook (New York, NY)

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schoolmaster and, in 1743, a branch school was opened in Cortlandt Street under Huybert Van Wogenen. In 1775, the school was interrupted by the Revolutionary War and reorganized under Peter Van Steenburg in 1783. About 1825 the school was moved to Duane Street and ten years later was moved to 106 Elm Street. The school remained in that location but five years, and, in 1840, was moved to 183 Fourth Street. After twenty-one years of prosperity, the school was removed to I60 West 29th Street, Where it remained until 1887. In 1887, the late Mr. L. C. Mygatt was appointed schoolmaster, and the school moved to 242 West 74th Street. Here it remained until 1894, when, after being made a school for boys only, it was moved to its present location. The record of pupils is complete from 1792 to the present time. In 1808, the supervision of the school was taken from the Deacons of the Collegiate Church and placed in the hands of trustees. where it has remained ever since. I0

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THE FACULTY. ARTHUR FISKE WARREN, Head Master, Amherst, A.B. HENRY E. COBB, Rutgers, A.B., Princeton, D.D. CHARLES SUEUR fFrenchJ, College de St. Fuscien Academie de Douai, B .S . GARRET S. VOORHEES CGreek, Latinj, Princeton, A.B., A.M. GEORGE B. CARTER CMathematics, Historyj Amherst, B.S.,' Columbia, A.M. HENRY G. CARPENTER CEng1ish Studiesb, Brown, A.B., A.M. Miss CLARA S. MARSH, Secretary. MISS MARY E. BENTLEY, CDraWing, Penman- shipj. CAPT. CHARLES H. HOYT CMi1itary Drillj. CHARLES S. JOHNSON fLatinJ, Rutgers, A.B., A.M. FRANKLYN S. MORSE CEng1ish, Historyb Acadia, A.B.,' Harvard, A.B., A.M. LOUIS L. WHITNEY CMathematics, Sciencej Harvard, A.B., A.M. JOHN L. KUSCHKE CGermanJ, Cornell, A.B. T. BRUCE KIRKPATRICK CPhysica1 Trainingb Springfield Training School, A.B., B.P.E. Columbia, B.S., A.M. Mlss E. G. CROMMELIN CEng1ish Studiesj Miss GRACE W. FARNUM QP:-imaryb. Miss LAURA M. WALKER CP:-imaryb. GEORGE YOUNG CBoxing Masterj. H. A. WALKER, Janitor.