Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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WILLIAM WESLEY WEAVER. Principal of Normal Department and Professor of Pedagogy. Ladies' Hall. Qjrof. 'Wiffiam Di Weaver, GDS. 'Professor William Wesley Weaver, was born in Columbiana County, May 6, 1854. He received his early education in the country schools, and for five years he taught in the same in order to secure means necessary to attend college. ln the fall of 1872 he entered Mount Union, and graduated with the class of '96, The next year he entered into partnership with l. P. Hole in the management of Damascus Academy, which institution was at that time one of the leading schools of that kind. Aller four years of work here, he was elected to take charge of the schools at Columbiana, O., which schools he so organized that they were regarded among the best in the county. He was subsequently called to the superintendency of the Napoleon O., schools, where the work was three times inspected by State School Commissioners, and pronounced equal to any done in the state of Ohio. For two years he had charge of the Training School at Sandusky, O., and for the past year he has been President of the Northeastern Ohio Normal College at Canfield, O., during which time the attendance steadly increased, the last term of the year being larger than any former closing term, and the graduating class the largest in the history of the college. This has been the result of steady, close work rightly directed. Professor Weaver's success lies in his practical ideas, practically applied. He reduces the elements of school teaching to simple statements, which he plainly illus- trates. Young teachers leave his classes full of enthusiasm, and thoroughly fitted for the emergencies of the profession. At the opening of the next school year he will enter upon the full duties of his work as principal of the Normal Department and Professor of Pedagogy and Normal Studies, part of which work he has this term so successfully begun. 2I

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A 5 Zlfe fqcuffgggdonttnueb. WILLIAM SOULE, M. S., PH. D., REV, A, E, SCHADE, A. M.. D.D., Professor of Chemistry, and Instructor in German. College LIbI'2.I'I8.I1. South Freedom Avg? 1804 South Union Ave, 29 ALICE CLAUDIA THOMAS, B. E., Teacher of Oratory. 560 E. Broadway.