Cleveland High School - Beacon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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gacufty .gfumlni After years of faithful service at Cleveland High School, three of our teachers retired during the past year. Mr. Frank W. Moody and Mr. John D. Bragg were on the original faculty when Cleveland High School opened in Sep' tember 1915. Miss Mary Klem came to teach at Cleveland in 1921. gn ynemoriam RALPH C. WILSON With unique accord, we called him Chief It was, however, a very natural thing to do: He was tall - with a dignity seemingly adding to that stature, he was strict-but justly so, he avoided loquacityh-but did not lack ideas, veteran of the First -World Wa-r, he wished for something other than passivity in the second, and, to the end, in his private life, he deliberately avoided the coma of inactivity. The boys in his classes created things-his standards were high, his Rifle Club-the club with the waiting list -gave to our school far more than local renown. Yearly, boys followed him to his Minnesota summer camp, and, always, they and we will hold his memory. Yes, Chief Wilson's passing will long be mourned, and his title ever undimmed. CLARA TOWNSEND It was with deep regret that we heard of the passing of Miss Clara Townsend, who taught in the Commercial Department of Cleveland for twenty years and who was retired several years ago. l 1 1.

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