Hawken School - Onyx / Red and Gray Yearbook (Gates Mills, OH)

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Spirit has been an part of Hawken School for many years. 1981 marks the twentieth anniversary of spirit at work in the Upper School, an institution which is both constant and continually changing. The 1981 Onyx presents a brief glimpse of the past in the hope of enriching the spirit of the present. Trustees of Hawken School . . , are negotiating for the purchase of a Geauga County mansion and about 100 acres of land once owned by motor magnate Walter C. White . . . The acreage being considered by Hawken trustees is part of Circle W Farms . . . - The Cleveland Press, Feb. 23, 1960. 'ne School Sets otable Expcmsi on cademically and morally, Haw- has been a standout for the whole It has proved already that it can induce students fin the of a great Ohio educatorl to to enter wisely and unselfishly the complex relations of life and unselfish and efficient social fp li! 5 Hawken School . . . has bought part of Circle W Farm, the estate of the late Walter C. White. The purchase of 25 acres, including the 23-room Colonial mansion built in the early 1920's, was completed yesterday. The price was s11o,ooo. -.L The Plain Dealer, july 9, 1960. .JN