Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

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MAN JUAN Miss Julia Weoexer, Pit. B. University of Chicago, 111. English and Latin. Lewis E. Perry. P . S. Bethany College, Bethany. W. Va. Science. Athletics. PAGE NINE

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 P —«ee G»Q Harry D. Holden, A. B. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio Principal. Mathematics. Miss Beatrice Perry, B. S. Bethany College, Bethany, W. Va. History and Domestic Science. PAGE EIGHT

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 MANJUAN g!?S(®E3S3i!2Je: »a FACULTY PROFESSOR HARRY DAN HOLDEN His degree does not signify A Bachelor, for he is married, a strange habit that some of our teachers seem to have. He first saw the light of day in the month of May, 1806, in Bethesda, Ohio, where he obtained his preliminary and high school education. Following this he attended Ohio University at Athens and specialized in Mathinatics. From there he was called to the principalship at St. Clairsville where we hear he met with splendid success. He came to Manlius the first of March, 1920, and we were rejoiced to have him with us again last fall. Besides filling the principalship Mr. Holden teaches Mathematics, American History and Bookkeeping. He has taken a great interest in the welfare of our school in many ways. He suggested that we give a Minstrel Show, and with the help of Mrs. Holden carried it out with great success. Last spring he coached the Senior Class play which was given and favorably received by both Manlius and New Bedford. The influence and inspiration of Mr. Holden’s personality is, however, far greater and more vital. He is a man of high ideals, convincing in precept and an example. His success with his work, with his ability and genial good fellowship, have made for him an enviable position in the honored ranks of his profession. We, as a school, are very glad to have him with us, and call him our professor and principal. PROFESSOR LEWIS EBENEZER PERRY Mr. Perry came to Manlius last fall to teach in our school. He was bom July 24. 189?, at Wellsville, New York. At the age of five he moved with his parents to Bethany, West Virginia, where his father has since been head of the Latin Department of Bethany College. His boyhood was spent in the vicinity of Bethany among the beautiful West Virginian hills. He attended the elementary and high schools at Bethany and was attending the college of that place when he was called to arms. After the war he went back to Bethany College where he graduated last spring. The last few months of school, along with his college work, he filled the vacancy made by Mr. Holden at St. Clairsville, Ohio, when he eame to Manlius last spring. As a bible class teacher he became so