Park Ridge High School - Hoot Yearbook (Park Ridge, NJ)

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6 ffinlw THE lessor W Z-5 N the fifteenth of September in the year 1870, Arthur M. Hulbert was born in the little farming town of Brookside, New Jersey. His mother, as our principal has often told us, was the best mother ever a boy had ' while his father was one of the men whose quiet yet active industry contributes so largely to the sturdy life of America. As a boy Mr. Hulbert received the best education afforded by the district school and, during the vacations and after he had left school, until the age of nineteen, he worked on his father's farm. Mr. Hulbert spent his early life ina home atmosphere of culture and refinement which early instilled a desire to aquire the best education within his power and to become an active and worthy citizen of the educational world. In the year 1890 he left the farm and began teaching in Ironia, New Jersey, on a country certificate. In the month of Feb- ruary, two years later, Mr. Hulbert entered the State Normal School at Trenton. Here he made the most Of the excellent advantages offered him and graduated with honor in June, 1894. Immediately upon graduation, Mr. Hulbert was offered a position as Vice Principal of the Park School, Rutherford. He accepted and filled this office very creditably for one term at which time he became Principal of the Public School at Dumont, New Jersey. He con-