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Identifier: historyofclevela01aver (find matches)
Title: A history of Cleveland and its environs; the heart of new Connecticut, Elroy McKendree Avery
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Avery, Elroy McKendree, 1844-1935 Lewis Publishing Company
Subjects: Ohio
Publisher: Chicago, New York : The Lewis Publishing Company
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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1890 liy a group of Cleve-lands leading men, witli a view to keeping their sons at home duringcollege preparation. The officers and executive committee then wereJudge Samuel Williamson, president; Samuel Mather, vice-president;AV. E. Cushing, secretary; D. Z. Norton, treasurer; J. IT. l\IcBride,H. S. Sherman, C. W. Bingham, E. P. Williams, and P. P. Whitman. The school has had three principals: Newton M. Anderson (18!)0-1900), a graduate of Ohio State Cniversity and former principal ofthe Cleveland )\Ianual Training Scliool; George I). Tettee (1900-1908).Yale, 87, for a time connected with Phillips Academy, Andover,Mass.; and Harry A. Peters (1908- ), Yale, 02, a memlicr of theUniversity School faculty for si.\ years prior to 1908. Among the present trustees are the following meiul)ers of theoriginal board: ^Messrs. Samuel Mather, Bishop Ijconard, Prof. F. P.AVhitman and D. Z. Norton. The foHowing five members of the pres-ent board are sons of first members: Malcolm L. McBride, H. S.
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404 CLEVELAND AND ITS ENVIKONS (Chap. XXIII Piekands, H. S. Sherman, R. J. Biilkley and A. C. Brown, all beinggraduates of the school. The equipment in buildings and grounds comprises a main build-ing, a dormitory, an elementary scliool, an athletic cage, and a fieldof about seven acres. The main building contains an assembly hallwith pipe organ, recitation rooms, library, three manual trainingshops, gymnasium, swimming pool, instrumental music rooms anddining rooms. Milden Hall, the dormitory, provides accommodationsfor forty boys whose homes may be too far away to permit day attend-ance only. The Lower School meets the needs of boys from six totwelve years of age. The equipment for outdoor athletics includesfootball and baseball fields, quarter-mile and 220-yard straightawaycinder tracks, and seven tennis courts, which are flooded for skatingin the winter. Throughout its history, the institution has been an all-day schoolof the Unpe of the Country Day School. The aim has been, and i

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