Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Faculty Mr. Hiram H. Cully ................................ ..... P rincipal Mount Union College, A. M. Mr. J. E. Crabbe .................................... .... A ss't Principal ' NN-'ooster University, A. B. Head of Science Dep't. Miss Elsie C. Davies ...................................... Ass't Principal Wfestern Reserve University, B. L. Head of English Dep't. Mr. Frank Aborn Mr. Fred W. Elliott lVorcester Polytechnic Institute, Oberlin College, A. B. B. S. Physical Training Mechanical Drawing Mr. William P. Allyn Hiram College, Ph. B. Physics Mr. Floyd Allport Harvard University, A. B. English Miss Mary R. Beck VVestern Reserve University, B. L. Algebra, Geometry, English Mr. Harry C. Biddle Vlfabash College, A. B. Ohio State University, A. M Chemistry C Mr. Lynn Beman ' Bradley Polytechnic, Peoria, Ill. Manual Training Mrs. Lillian Boweriind German Miss Essie L. Campbell Ohio VVesleyan Uni., A. B. Latin Miss Gertrude Campbell Wlestern Reserve Uni.. A. B. Latin and English Miss Martha B. Clough Cleveland School of Arts Arts and Crafts Mr. Albert E. Colegrove Allegheny College, A. M. Latin and Bookkeeping Miss Mabel H. Cowgill Vtiestern Reserve Uni., A. Biology and English C Miss Virginia A. Davis Allegheny College, Aj M. Latin Miss Laura V..Edwards Wellesley College, A. B. English and History Miss Genevieve Francisco Radcliffe College, A. M. English Miss Beryl V. Gilbert University of Chicago, Ph. B. Oratory Miss Alice C. Gouvy' Pratt Institute Arts and Crafts , Miss Edna Grant University of Michigan, A. M. English and Algebra Mr. Harry R. Hazel Oberlin College, A. B. Head of Mathematics Dep't, Phys. Geog. Mr. Otto P. Klopsch r I Iildiana State University, A. M. A Head of German Dep't, French Miss Ella Konigslow XVestern Reserve Uni., A. B. German, French ' . Miss Elizabeth McGorey XVestern Reserve Uni., Ph. B. Head of Latin Dep't Miss Mary McHannon lVestern Reserve Uni., Ph. B. Latin Miss Alma Mueller Wlestern Reserve Uni., A. B. German , Miss Inez Orbison VVellesley College, A. B. , History Miss Louise Peck Vlfestern Reserve Uni., Ph. B. Algebra, Geometry C Miss Rumah Peets 'lVestern Reserve Uni., A. B. i Algebra, Latin 9 1-I ff -il

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The Faculty

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J Fa,CLllty-- Continued Miss Edith Lownsbury Miss Bertha Warren Mansfield State Normal Pratt Institute Posse Gymnasium, Boston Arts and Crafts Physical Training Miss S. C. Norton Miss Mary Pickard Oberlin College, Ph. B. lVestern Reserve Uni., A. B. NVestern Reserve Library School English Librarian ' Mr. William L. Prince Miss Jessie J. MacGregor Music V A Secretary Miss S. Stella Ray Miss Winifred Brooker Oberlin College, A. B. Ass't Librarian Algebra, Geometry Mr. Harry M. Towne Miss Florence L. Westlake A Bates College, A. B. Oberlin College, A. B. Civics and Amer. History English and English History Athletic Coach NOTTINGHAM BRANCH Mr. R. B. Smith .... .............................. ..... A s s't Principal VVillmington Coll., A. M. Algebra, Geometry Miss Mildred Hickman Miss Edith Sechrist Ohio Wfesleyan Uni., A. B. Cornell Uni., A. B. English, German English History, Latin English, Phys. Geography COLLINWOOD BRANCH Mr. Frank P. Whitney .............................. i ....... A ss't Principal Oberlin College, A. M. Miss Alma Gleason Miss Marie E. McNeil Wfestern Rerve Uni., A. B. Wfestern Reserve Uni., A. B. Latin and English Algebra, Geometry Miss Lucy A. Terrell English History. XVestern Reserve Uni., A. B. Miss Agnes Zismer English and Eng. History XVestern Reserve Uni., A. B. Phys. Geog. and German TO MR. J. O. MANVILLE . Stricken with that dread malady, typhoid fever, just at the close of school last year Mr. J. O. Manville, Director of Music, passed away on the 4th of July at the home of his parents in Wlilloughby, Ohio. His invalid wife, too ill to attend the funeral obsequies, has since passed away and was buried at his side. Two small children survive them. An inspirational teacher to whom music was little less than a life passion 5 a true optimist, genial and big hearted, he loved people as he loved life. Truly it could be said none knew him but to love him, nor named him but to praise. Unexpectedly stricken down in the midstpof his busy and promising life, the memory of our departed friend will abide with us as a priceless benediction. Requiescat in pace. 10