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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
CLASS OF 1863.
Belle Bodley,
Belle Brownlee,
Alex. H. Ewing,
Edward Il. Fitch,
Julia Fitch,
Spencer L. Fraser,
Kate A. Hamilton,
Lottie H. Haskell,
Andrew H. Hunker,
lIelen A. Ketehauı,
Maggie B. Laughlin,
Ellen S. Phelps,
Mary S. Rogers,
Jennie Shaw,
Evelyn A. Shepard,
Eleanor Southard,
Mary J. Wilcox,
Eliza M. Whitney.
Sue C. Wood, Maria A. Woodruff,
Annie E. Yardley.
CLASS OF 1864.
Almira H. Ballard,
Harriet G. Chase,
Ella Darling, Camillus S. Fahnestock,
Gertrude S. Fowle, Mary H. Ilayes,
Francis M. Huffman,
Elizabeth E. Sawyer,
Frank A. Scott,
Mary B. Shoemaker,
Harriet E. Shurtz. Charles L. Spencer,
Louise E. Stephan, Burton II. Taylor.
Josephine A. Williams.
CLASS OF 1865.
Emma J. Ballard,
George F. Colby,
Anna Fleet, Edwin Jackson, Jr.,
Ella S. Knight,
Wesley C. Palmer,
Carrie E. Platt,
Frank A. Seott,
Louise E. Stephan, Lucy S. Wright.
CLASS OF 1866.
Hattie S. Baldwin,
Alice J. Burns,
Libbie G. Dawson,
Avery S. Hill,
Robert M. Hubbard,
Eliza M. Kent,
Laura M. Kraus,
Nellie Mandeville,
James L. Montgomery, Carrie E. Platt,
Belle Roemer, Frank A. Scott.,
Alice J. Steele.
CLASS OF 1867.
Ilattie S. Baldwin,
Irene Brown,
Kittie J. Chase,
Jennie Clift,
Hattie Curtiss, Susie P. Flagg,
Jolın F. Fulton, Eliza M. Kent.
James Laughlin, Rynehold Opitz,
Myron 11. Parmelee, Hattie L. Peck,
Carrie D. Southard. Sibyl Williams.
CLASS OF 1868.
Mary Bond, Irene Brown,
Alice S. Chamberlin,
Belle Flint,
Ella E. Luce,
Addie C. Nessle,
Mary R. Pomeroy, Erwin P. Raymond,
Abbie R. Underwood, Charles O. Whitney,
Belle W. Young.
CLASS OF 1869.
Oshea S. Brigham, John Fitch, Jr.,
Martha Lillefund, Grace Osborne,
Julia Smith, Rebecca Williams.
CLASS OF 1870.
L. Helen Baldwin, George H. H. Bodette,
Jennie A. Brownlee,
Carrie Danzey,
Frank P. Foulkes, Ella G. Hall,
Sadie II. Hayes, Florence S. Hooper,
Arthur D. Howell,
Edmund S. Lorenz,
Ella W. McIntyre, Amelia Morton.
l'aul B. Palmer, Byron F. Ritchie,
Andrew J. Snell, William K. Smith.
Ella M. Tourtillotte.
CLASS OF 1871.
Annie H. Baldwin, Mary E. Berdan,
Lucy W. Bevier, Carrie M. Card,
Abbie F. Crosby, Emma M. De Wolf,
Arthur Q. Draper, Eva Freeman,
Maggie S. Gilchrist, Ophelia Head.
Frankie M. Hoag, Agnes Hoffman,
Mary M. Jacquet,
Emma M. Koch,
Orpha E. Parmelee, Ella Whitaker, Belle Wylie.
CLASS OF 1872.
Herbert Baker, Ida M. Berdan,
Samuel S. Blanchard, Sarah Case,
Alden Crane,
Ella B. Dorr,
Ilarry D. Earl,
Edna Gregory,
A. C. Harris,
Florence McCormick,
Sallie Mitchell,
Mary Morton,
Fannie Peek,
Lizzie Peck,
Alice Snyder,
Ella Taylor,
Thomas H. Walbridge, Tutie Williams,
Mary Young.
CLASS OF 1873.
Jennie Balfe,
Emma Boice,
Ida Consaul,
Charles Cook,
Lauren Dunlap,
William Eggleston,
Mary Galvin,
Martin Gitskey,
Lillie Hayes, Jennie Hoffman,
Clara Homberger,
Ada M. Jones,
Mary Jones,
Lizzie King,
Samuel Kohn,
Robinson Locke,
Carrie Luce,
Josie McGuire,
Aggie Mckinnon,
Lillie Miller,
Harry Miller,
Lillie Mooney,
Charles Moore, Dwight A. Pelton,
Frederick G. Reed,
Ada M. Ritchie,
Fannie Segur,
Jennie Smith,
Sarah Wheeler.
CLASS OF 1874.
Alice Atkins, Nellie Beach,
Mary Conway,
George Detwiler,
Georgie Dorr,
Rine Fish,
Kittie Fitch,
Saralı Gardner,
William Geroe,
Rachel Gitskey,
Sarah Hammond,
Fannie Hoffman,
Ellen Jones. Arthur Keeler,
Christian, Klag, John Klag,
Lizzie Kneal, Mary E. Law,
Alonzo A. Lott,
Lizzie Maher,
William V. McMaken, Randolph Miner,
Amanda Ridenour, Mary Rimell,
Carrie Roller, Jennie Schurtz,
Clara Slevin, Mary Smith,
Thomas J. Smith,
Jennie Stern,
Hattie Sprague, Minnie Stoek,
Carrie Walbridge, Philip Welker,
Charles H. Whitaker,
John Vogel,
Mattie Wylie.
CLASS OF 1875.
Arthur Ernest Baker, Rufus H. Baker,
Caroline B. Bailey, Lizzie M. Baldwin,
Minnie J. Barker, Pamela Berdan,
Charles H. Breed, Emma V. Brown,
Jennie L. Bump, Julia M. Card,
Carrie A. Cheney,
Frank H. Church,
Nellie Cook, Eva C. Darling,
Mary II. Draper,
Charles C. Eggleston,
Ida M. Fallis,
George W. Farley,
Rathbun Fuller,
Katie Gilchrist,
Jennie Gridley, Charles E. Kent,
Walter E. Ketcham,
Hattie L. Luce, Jennie Norton,
Anna L. Murray, Flora E. Olds, Edward C. Perry.
Millard E. Richards, Jessie F. Ridenour,
Arthur J. Seeor, Frank H. Tanner, Joshua F. Vogel,
Emma J. Tinker,
Mary Ella Waggoner,
William S. Young.
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HISTORY OF TOLEDO AND LUCAS COUNTY.
CLASS OF 1876.
Ida R. Cheney,
Jessie L. Case,
Mary W. Dunlap,
Henry H. Dawson,
Louisa Bond,
Oakalla Bigelow,
Luella L. Bostwick,
Lizzie Brown,
Vories P. Brown, Carrie Claflin,
John P. Delphey, Fannie Enright,
Maria Farst, Alma Fassett,
Kittie DeF. Forbes, Ella A. Galvin,
George S. Harnit,
Kittie W. Jermain,
Anna Ketehanı, Frank E. Klauser,
Kate Lenderson,
Harriet E. Perry,
Roxana Robinson,
Minnie A. Lewis,
Effie E. Manor,
Mary L. Smith,
Fannie I. Sellery,
Stella V. Montgomery,
Ella L. Mooney,
Josie D. Scribner,
Carrie M. Sawyer,
Wm. H. Parsons,
Anna Pratt,
Kate M. Schnetzler,
Lucy Janet Vogel. Alida W. Wales.
CLASS OF 1880.
George Atkinson,
Mary Baker,
May Benson,
Albert Barker,
Anna Conliss,
William Cole,
Ida Davis,
Clara Elkington,
Louisa Fey,
Belle Granger,
Wm. Haviland,
Irving B. Hiett,
Emma E. Brown,
Fannie L. Carrington,
Cora A. Clark,
Frank E. Cole,
Harriet M. Corl,
Charles N. Cox,
Jessie F. Davis,
William Cranston,
Minnie Moellenberg,
Grace Nort,
George L. Freeman,
Grace Gardner,
George Perry,
Edward Parsons,
Josephine Gitskey, Mary W. Howard,
Ellen Starr Howell,
George Ridenour,
Eva M. Scott,
Isabella Rowena Hunt,
Jessie A. Jennison,
Clara Spielbusch,
Luella Swain,
Hattie C. Johnson,
Harry M. Kelsey,
James B. Sherwood,
Julia Tanner,
Wilmot A. Ketchanı,
Frank I. King,
Mary West,
Eva M. Wilson,
Katherine F. Kreiger,
D. E. Lampman,
Alim Wheelock,
Perry Waite,
Hattie Weck.
Carrie Woods,
Nettie Whitton.
CLASS OF 1881.
Julia Babcock,
Nellie Balfe,
Ada Bigelow,
Stella Black,
Minnie Blass,
Gertrude Boake,
Addie Bond,
Lou Bachelder,
Kate Brainard, William Barkdull,
Lilian Clark,
Alice Cuddeback,
William Case,
Charles A. Cottrell,
Ella Dallet,
Mary Denison,
Fannie L. Baker,
Wm. M. Bellman,
Alice A. Berdan,
Maria A. Bond.
Harriet A. Brown,
Cora L. Burbank,
Alice B. Burnap,
Alice B. Campbell,
Ida A. Card,
Alida A. Chapin,
Maggie Holly
Fred. Haviland,
William Keen,
Gertie Lampman,
Anna Morse,
Anna McCabe,
Anna Odell,
Alice Otis,
Lottie Raymond,
George Rogers,
Prentice Rood, Annie Scott,
Nora Sherwood, Gertie Wachenheimer,
William Warner,
Elisba Southard,
John B. Uhl,
Ella Young.
Flora A. McLain,
Ada R. Phillips,
Lewis A. Rhodes,
Alice C. Rolland,
Ellen M. Rolland,
Julia A. Smith,
Frank E. Southard,
Lewis E. Storne,
Halbert B. Warren,
Lyra V. Williams,
Milbourn S. Wright,
Mary E. Wylie,
Alice G. Young.
CLASS OF 1879.
Anna C. Beach,
Addie R. Barr,
Allie E. Brown,
May A. Brown,
Mary Etta M. Brown, Ella J. Brown,
Charles Bellman,
Elmer Engelhardt,
Minnie B. Brown, Julia S. Berdan,
Herbert Fitch,
Charles Koch,
Charlotte F. Brigham, Sarah L. Balfe,
James E. Chapin, Jeanette Claflin,
Julia E. Crane,
Mattie E. Cheney,
George Squires, Will Vogel,
Jay Tillinghast,
George Jackson.
Alta Southard,
Ella May Stewart,
Ella E. Trowbridge,
Katie B. Warner,
Anna R. Weber, Henry W. Wilhelm,
Sylvia N. Woodin, Jennie Wylie.
CLASS OF 1877.
Cora Benson,
Caroline Bond,
Elsie Krueger,
Perry Keen,
Edith Kent,
Mary Long,
Sarah D. Dearborn.
Wmn. Fitch Dewey,
Luella Odell,
Mary Phillips.
Minnie J. Hall,
Minnie Redding,
Fred. Rundell,
Mabel Lampman,
Lulu B. Lewis,
Mary Maher,
Mary S. W. Maples,
Elizabeth E. Marx,
Kate Alida Moore,
Lewis E. Newman,
Carrie M. Norton,
Donglass Norton,
George A. Reynolds,
Henry G. Pratt.
Leonora E. Smith,
Henry H. Suydam,
Marietta Trowbridge,
Henry C. Vordtriede,
Charles W. West,
William F. West,
Alice P. Woodworth,
Carrie H. Wright.
CLASS OF 1878.
Emma Anliker, Thomas B. Atkinson,
Minnie Dodge,
Lily Donnelly,
Hattie Frankeberger,
Maggie Cassaway, Mary Gross,
Alice Gunn,
Kate Hubbard,
Josephine Cooke,
Charles H. Cooke,
Jeanette E. Cooper, Mabel Cronise,
Ida J. Curtis,
Eden V. Delphey,
Margaret S. Fitzgerald,
lJerman Friedburg,
Mary C. Frankeberger, Ada Hayes, Minnie H. Hone,
Engene Head,
Ezra E. Kirk,
Herman R. Klauser,
Sarah T. Mabley,
CLASS OF 1882.
Jennie Black,
Fannie Boake,
Mary Brayne,
Zula Bright,
Lizzie Burnap,
Sadie Featherstone,
Louise Ford,
Anna Koehler,
Nellie Lenderson,
Ella Marx,
Mary Rood, Jennie Russell,
Lizzie Schiller,
Libba Taylor,
Jessie Wood,
Emma Myers, _
Jennie Hayes,
Susie Canneff,
Eugene Larimore,
Albert Masters,
Annie C. Acklin,
M. Jennie Baldwin,
Ola M. Fleming,
Laura A. Ford,
Joseph A. Granger,
Archie Gassaway,
Parks llone,
Gisella Hoffman,
Edward B. Hitchcock,
Eloise P. IInnt,
Idalette Hunter, Emma E. Koehler,
Anna Kaechele,
Eleanor L. Kline, Isabel C. Love,
Virginia Lungren,
Anna J. Nitschke,
Ella C. King,
Ella McAran, Olive C. Pratt,
Charles A. Prue,
George E. Rouse,
Henry E. Rouse, Jennie Stewart,
Ophelia O. Wilcox,
Alice Sleyin,
Sadie Luce,
Louisa MeMillan,
Luella Gilbert,
Selig Gitskey,
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
CLASS OF 1883.
Grace Gordon,
Tracy Macgregor,
Susie Honuet,
Charles Oswald,
Chloe Bedortha, Belle Bangs,
Anna S. Brailey,
Alice A. Cooke,
Mary R. Calkins,
AAlice P. Dennison,
May C. Fraser.
Mary Featherstone,
Carrie Morgan,
Oliver Hiett,
Jessie Featherstone.
Rebecca Gitskey,
Clara [Millard.
Nettie G. Gillette,
Lizzie Gerkins,
Lizzie Ileiming.
Minnie F. Holbrook,
CLASS OF ISS7.
Fannie Harnit,
Susie Haviland,
Nellie Bash,
Winnie Bickel,
(fiva Keeler,
Mary Loftus,
Lettie Brower,
Amelia Bruksieker,
Stephanie Marx,
Josie MeLyman,
Nettie Deither,
Aggie Dillon,
Florence Marslı,
Annie Normanton,
Clara Dennison,
Tina Ecker,
Anna Parker,
Mary L. Pratt,
Minnie Hales,
Jennie Huber,
Grace Stainthorpe,
Nettie Williams,
Mamie Huston,
Emma Lang,
Daisy Witney,
Maria Waite,
Emily Packer,
Jessie Platt,
M. H. Burgert,
Robert Evans,
Kate Sheahan,
Marion Smith,
Milo Melchers,
Chas. Roulet,
Anna Taylor,
Alice Waite,
Judd Richardson,
Lyman Wachenheimer,
Jeannette Atkinson,
Hattie Valentine,
Albert S. Waite.
CLASS OF ISS4.
Cora Baird,
Sarah Beatty,
Nellie Bickel,
Lottie Black,
Florence Bodwell,
Bridget Cassidy,
Louise Corlett,
Jennie Cook,
Rachel Dallet,
Mabel Daniels,
Della Dallet,
Laura Hitchcock,
Dollie Fisher,
Mabel Hamm,
Clara Hay,
Libbie Keith,
Grace Jones,
Belle Lawton,
Susie Love.
Josie Miner,
Daisy Lorenz,
Jennie Vallette,
Minnie Pheatt,
Minnie Valentine,
Jessie Purney,
Annie Wuerfel,
Jessie West,
Frank Cooke,
Fred. Brown,
Fred. Kirkby,
Charles Haviland,
Irwin Millard,
Ed. Kirk,
George Trost.
CLASS OF ISS5.
Alta Bortree,
Kate Bair.
Carrie Blank, Anna Berdan, May Coon, Etha Daiber,
Emily Bellman. Lillie Bramwell,
Eva Caldwell,
Tillie Ecker.
Mary Eldridge,
Nellie Flanagan,
Grace Gifford, Carrie Hahn,
Grace Harding,
Jennie Jones, Frances Lloyd,
Angie Lownsbury.
Grace McMahon,
Bertha Melvin,
Emily Normanton,
Anna Radbone,
Irene Remelsbecker,
Dora Rosenthal,
Kate Swigart,
Lily Thrift, Frank Chapman,
Frank Baldwin,
Elliott Hunt,
Louis Metzger,
C. McKecknic,
Otto Marx,
Zebbie Pheatt. Will Slevin,
John Raymond, Joseph Uhl,
George Waito,
Laura Whitney.
CLASS OF 1886.
Gussie Acklin, Sadie Adelsperger,
Nettie Marker,
Florence Case,
Mary McGuire,
Jessie Cully,
Laura Raitz,
Nettie Cunningham,
Stella Richardson,
Kate Sullivan,
Grace Cary, Laura Cober, Mittie Campbell. Mildred Conlisk,
Lutie Schaal, Grace Skeldou, Alice Wagner,
Maude Davis,
Myrtie Whitney,
Hattie Dustin,
Byron Case, Carl Knights,
Mabel Fassett,
Kittie Fish,
Myron Martin,
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
In May, 1866, at a meeting of graduates the High School Alumni Association was organ- ized, with the following officers: President, W. A. C. Converse; Vice President, Wm. H. H. Smith ; Secretary, Emery D. Potter, Jr .; Treas- urer, Wm. Corlett; Executive Committee, Mary D. Chase, Caroline Eaton and Mary E. Eldridge.
The Association's first public meeting was held June 26, 1867, when an address was made by Wm. Baker, Esq., an original poem was read by John L. Johnston, and a chronicle by Emer- son E. Hasty. W. A. C. Converse was then re-elected President ; Libbie Sawyer, Vice President; Geo. F. Colby, Secretary; and Henry G. Neubert, Treasurer ; and Eliza Spencer, W. H. H. Smith and Laura A. Parmelee as Execu- tive Committee. In December, 1867, E. D. Potter, Jr., was elected President, Mary D. Chase Secretary, and Ralph H. Waggoner to Executive Committee. Subsequently, the fol- lowing named persons were elected to the posi- tions named . President, W. H. II. Smith ; E. E. Hasty, Wmn. Corlett, B. F. Ritchie, Lib- bie Sawyer, Mary Pomeroy, Mrs. S. Waldron, Vice Presidents; Helen Beach, Secretary; Eliza Spencer, B. F. Ritchie, Myron H. Parme- lee, Executive Committee; HI. G. Neubert, Treasurer.
Following is a list of members of the High School who served their country in the War of the Rebellion, those marked with a star (*) having been graduated from that School, to wit :
W. II. H. Smith*, Class of 1857, Co. II, Ist O. V. A. Geo. Duncan Forsyth*, 1858 (shot at Libby Prison, April 14, 1864). John L. Johnston*, 1858, 84th: O. V. I. (died at Louisville, Ky., hospital).
Addie M. Anderson,
Florence L. Beamer.
Belle Irvine,
Charles Pheatt,
Mamie Janes,
Will Smith,
Hatttie Morlock,
Elliott Talmadge,
Minnie Marker,
Ilarry Wachter,
Herbert Bissell,
Frank Bridgman,
Joseph Dallett,
Charles Fisher,
Richard D. Hollington,
Frank IIull,
John Hamlyn,
Howard Kitchen,
Lynde Kirtland,
Guido Marx, Ernest Meissner,
Frank Moore. Burdge Richardson,
Carl Rogers,
Carl Wnerfel,
Edward Ferris,
Frank Tracy.
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Fannie Merrell,
llenry Ebertlı,
Grace Hallaran,
Susie Knight,
Ford Belford,
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HISTORY OF TOLEDO AND LUCAS COUNTY.
Wm. Corlett*, Co. II, 1st O. V. A.
Joseph F. Fulton*, 1859 (killed by Mexican ban- ditti in Texas).
Geo. F. Speneer*, 1860, Co. H, O. V. A.
Charles J. Swift*, 1860, 84th O. V. I.
John A. Waite*, 1860.
Cyrus W. Breed, 1861, U. S. Navy. John J. Hunker*, 1861, U. S. Navy. Andrew J. Wales*, 1862, 14th O. V. I.
Emery D. Potter*, Jr., 1862, 84th O. V. I.
W. Hunt Walbridge*, 1862.
Spencer L. Fraser*, 1863, 84th O. V. I.
II. Burton Taylor*, 1864, 84th O. V. I. George MeCracken, killed at Cleveland, Tenn. Wilbur F. Arnold, 18th U. S. 1., died at Fort Ring- gold, in Texas, 1867.
Robert Bliven.
Ed. F. Browne, Navy.
Robert L. Chamberlin, Geo. Farley, 14th O. V. I.
Charles Hamblin, 14th U. S.
Ralph H. Waggoner, Geo. Hazlett, 130th O. V. I. James Brownlee*, 14th O. V. I.
George M. Ballard, 67th O. V. I. (killed at Ber- muda, 1864).
Mason Cressy, 14th O. V. I. (killed at Chieka- mauga).
E. Williams, Wm. P. Gardner, 9th O. V. C.
Orlin S. Hayes, 111th O. V. I.
Henry Raymond, 84th O. V. I.
Romayne R. Rogers, 14th O. V. I.
Theo. Sawyer, 27th O. V. 1. (killed at Dallas, Ga.) W. Hunt Walbridge, 84th O. V. I. (died in Chi- cago.) Wm. Murphy, Ist O. V. A.
James Harris, Frank Y. Commager, John Dennis, Nicholas B. Eddy, Ist O. V. A.
Amos Minor, 25th O. V. I. (killed at Bull Run.) Win. E. Parmelee, Jr., 1st O. V. A.
C. II. Raines and Hamilton C. Colton. 84th O. V. I. (latter died at Cumberland, Md.)
Clarence Morris, 1st O. V. A.
D. Mooney, Ralph Osborn, 84th O. V. I.
Chas. N. Stevens, 84th and 128th O. V. I.
Theo. Ballard, 67th O. V. 1.
Cecil A. Ilall, 1st O. V. A. Fred. B. Shoemaker, 130th O. V. I.
A. H. Wood, 14th O. V. I.
Evander Hamilton, 130th O. V. I.
Henry G. Neubert, 14th O. V. I.
Frank MeCord, 1st O. V. A. R. D. Barker, Jolın G. Avery, 14th O. V. I. J. Wolcott, 67th O. V. I. Jacob Pfanner, 84tl O. V. I.
Chas. Chesebro, 25th New Jersey.
Theo. J. Curtis, 67th O. V. I. (died in 1874.) M. Il. Parmelee, 130th O. V. I.
Walter B. Kirk, 14th O. V. I. (killed at Jonesboro, Ga., 1864.)
CHURCH AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
Following is a list of Church and Private Schools in Toledo in 1887 :
Name of School. Name of Principal.
Froebel Kindergarten Miss M. E. Law. Good Shepherd Rev. T. P. McCarthy.
Immaculate Conception P. S. Garraghan. Lutheran Trinity
Manual Training School. Ralph 11. Miller. Ohio Business University
Sacred Heart (German)
Edmund J. H. Duncan. Salem, Lutheran
Rey. G. F. Rausel.
St. Anthony's (Polish) Rev. Orzechowski.
St. Francis de Sales John Byrne.
St. Hedwig's (Polish) Franeiscan Sisters. St. John's (Lutheran)
C. Prottengeier.
Name of School Name of Principal.
St. John's (German Lutheran) Rev. C. Beckel.
St. Joseph's (Catholie). Rev. Louis Braire.
St. Louis (Catholic). Louisa St. Denis.
St. Lueas (German).
St. Mark's (German) Rev. Carl Huebner.
St. Mary's (German Catholic)
Rev. E. Hannin.
St. Patrick's Academy
St. Paul's Lutheran
St. Peter's (German Catholic) __ Rev. P. Donnenhoffer.
St. Peter's (German Lutheran) Wm. Distel.
Seleet School. Miss L. S. - Battelle.
The " Best " Short Hand School J. W. Melchior.
Toledo Business College M. H. Davis.
The Misses Smead's School for Girls __
Misses Marian, Mary E. and Caroline L. Smead. Toledo Industrial School Mrs. N. M. Landis. Trinity School
Ursuline Convent
In the Antumn of 1884, The Misses Smead's School for Girls was opened in Toledo, under the management of Misses Marian, Mary E. and Caroline L. Smead, previously with the Bryan School, Batavia, New York. The branches taught were English, Mathematics, Latin, French, German, Science, Music, Drawing and Painting. For three years, the School occu- pied buildings in the First Ward of the City. In 1887, what is known as the " Fitch Place," the former residence of Judge John Fitch, on Woodruff, near Ashland Avenue, was taken for its use.
In September, 1884, Mr. J. W. Melchior opened in Toledo a School for teaching short- band writing, which is known as " The ' Best ' Short-hand School." The system mainly pur- sued is Pitman & Graham's Standard Pho- nography; while Cross's Eclectic System is taught, if desired. The chief object sought, is the preparation of pupils for service in the various departments of business and the pro- fessions. In this, the School has met with success, large numbers of its graduates, of both sexes, now being in positions of usefulness and profit.
TOLEDO BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The election for members of the Board occurs in April, annually, a portion being chosen each year. The following is a list of members of the Board of Education for the years named, to wit:
1849. Ira L. Clark, President ; Decins Wadsworth, Secretary ; Simeon Fitch, Jr., Treasurer; John P. Freeman, S. B. Scott, Morgan L. Collins.
1850. S. B. Seott, President ; D. Wadsworth, Sec- retary ; S. Fitch, Jr., Treasurer ; J. P. Freeman, M. L. Collins, David Smith. ( Mayor Brigham and Dr. Jacob Clark, rice Messrs. Freeman and Wadsworth.)
1851. S. B. Seott, President ; Alex. Henderson, Secretary ; S. Fitel, Jr., Treasurer; M. L. Collins, Jacob Clark, C. W. Hill.
1852. S. B. Seott, President ; Ezra Bliss, Secretary ; M. L. Collins, Treasurer ; Alex. Henderson, C. W. Hill, John Fitch.
1853. Ezra Bliss, President ; S. Fitch, Jr., Seere- tary ; S. B. Scott, Treasurer ; Alex. Henderson, C. W. Hill, John Fitch.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
1887. Members-Thomas Temple, Joab Squire, II. D. Pierce, Chas. Zirwas, Franklin Hubbard, Barton Smith, Rynehold Opitz, Bernard H. Broer. Presi- ‹lent, Chas. Zirwas. Treasurer. R. Opitz. Superin- tendent, Harvey W. Compton. Clerk, H. W. Comp- ton. Assistant Clerk, Lizzie King. Superintendent of Buildings, Henry Conrad.
The Presidents of the Board of Education have been as follows :
Ira L. Clark 1849
Samuel B. Scott. 1850-52
Ezra Bliss 1853-54
Charles W. Hill. 1855-77
David H. Commager 1878-80
Wesley S. Thurstin
1881
Symmes H. Bergen
1882
D. H. Commager
1883
Charles Zirwas
1884 and 1887
Franklin Hubbard 1885
Jolın C. Rike 1886
SCHOOL BOOKS.
The following catalogue of text books used in 1859, will indicate something of the course of instruction then pursued :
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT-Arithmetic, Stoddard's Juvenile; Dictionary, Webster's; Geography, Mon- teith's No. 1; Orthography. Wright's; Primer, Mc- Guffey's; Physiology, Miss Beecher's Calisthenic Exercises; Readers, McGuffey's 1, 2, 3; Spellers, Me- Guffey's; Moral Lessons, Cowdery's.
SECONDARY DEPARTMENT-Arithmetic, Stoddard's Juvenile and Intellectual, and Davies' New Com- mon School; Dictionary, Webster's; Geography Monteith's No. 3, and Fitch's Mapping Plates ; Gram- mar (German), Ahn's; Orthography, Wright's; Physiology, Miss Beecher's Calisthenic Exercises ; Readers, MeGuffey's 3. 4; Speller, McGuffey's.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT -- Arithmetic, Stoddard's Intellectual and Davies' New Common School ; Dic- tionary, Webster's; Geography, McNally's, and Fitch's Mapping Plates ; Grammar (English) Clark's, (German) Ahn's; Orthography, Wright's; Physi- ology, Miss Beecher's Calisthenic Exercises; Read- ers, McGuffey's 4, 5 ; Speller, McGuffey's.
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT -- Arithmetic, Davies' University ; Algebra, Davies' Elementary and Robin- son's University Edition; Astronomy, Comstock's; Analysis (English), Ricard & Orcut's Sel. Prose and Poetry ; Anabasis (Xenophon's), Crosby's Edition ; Arnold's Ist and 2d Latin Book, and Latin and Greek Prose Composition ; Botany, Wood's; Book- keeping, Mayhew; Chemistry, Youmans'; Cicero's Select Orations, Folsom's Edition ; Dictionary, Web- ster's ; Geometry, Davies' Legendre ; Geology, St. John's; Geography, Fitch's Physical; Grammar, Andrews & Stoddard's Latin, Crosby's Greek, Ahn's and Woodbury's German ; Greek Lessons, Crosby's; History-United States, C. A. Goodrich's, Universal, Worcester's ; English, Goldsmith's; Natural, Paley's ; Philosophy of Natural, Smellie's; Greek Lexicon, Liddell & Scott's; Latin Lexicon, Andrews' and Leverett's; Logic, Whately's; Philosophy, Parker's Natural, Wayland's Moral, Upham's Mental ; Physiology, Cutter's and Miss Beecher's ; Readers, McGuffey's 5th and 6th, and Andrews & Stoddard's Latin ; Rhetoric, Boyd's; Sallust, Andrews'; Sur- veying, Davies'; Virgil, Cooper's.
In his report for 1858, President Hill called attention to the fact, that the High School fur- nished equal privileges to the two sexes; and
in contrast therewith, cited the case of New York City, which had a boasted Free Academy for Boys, but no lligh School for Girls. He also referred to the High School of Philadel- phia, organized in 1838, with no provision of that sort for Girls. Boston's High School, es- tablished in 1821, was solely for the male sex until 1855; while Chicago had no such provi- sion for Girls until 1856. On the contrary, at the very outset of Toledo's School system, equality in sex was recognized and provided for-a fact worthy of special record.
" The Coronation of the Rose, as Queen of Flowers," was presented in High School llall, Toledo, under the direction of Professor C. S. Crossman, Teacher of Music, May 9, 1862. The programme was about as follows :
The chorus, " We are the Flowers," was sung by 40 young ladies, each dressed with reference to the flower she represented. Mrs. C. O. Brigham (now deceased) and Miss Sophie Hill furnished piano music. The Recluse was personated by Prof. Crossman. The solos were as follows : Rose-Maggie Langhlin ; Lily -Carrie R. Waggoner : Crocus-Cora Scott : Dahlia- Maria Woodruff; Heliotrope-Sarah Yardley; Mignon- ette-Nellie Keith ; Japonica-Mary Williams ; Sun- flower -- Sophie Commager ; Violet-Julia Scott ; Tu- lip-Josephine Williams; Hollyhock-Mary Bluff; Dandelion-Sarah Koch ; Touch-me-not - Emma Parmelce.
The Nightingale was represented by a flute. Up- wards of 30 " Heather Bells" were on the persons of as many little misses dressed in white, who "came from the hill side " to aid in the coronation.
Miss Martha Eastman, one of the most suc- cessful instructors of the Public Schools, having resigned such position, left Toledo l'or Califor- nia, in May, 1862. Subsequently she was mar- ried in that State, where she died.
Of 2,000 enrolled pupils of the Toledo Public Schools for year ended September 1, 1857, but six died ; as did the same number during the preceding year.
The first female School Examiner for Lucas County, was Miss Henrietta P. Ainger (now Mrs. W. T. Ridenonr), who was appointed as such in May, 1870.
SCHOOL STATISTICS.
The first School Reports for Lucas County were those of 1836, when returns were made for the several Townships. These included Districts Nos. 2 and 3, Port Lawrence, the first then having 51 and the latter 65 scholars. District No. 1 made no report.
At the same time other Districts in the County reported as follows :
WAYNESFIELD-District No. 1.
78 Scholars.
66
2. 993
3. 103
4 60
16
5
41
Total
575
626
HISTORY OF TOLEDO AND LUCAS COUNTY.
WATERVILLE-District No. 1 131 Scholars. .. 1 54
The total receipts and disbursements for the Public Schools from 1850 to 1858, inclusive, were as follows :
Receipts. $1,178 63
Disbursements. $347 15
1851
8,595 81
7,607 36
1852
11,921 19
10,666 86
1853
11,722 30
10,484 00
1854
36,507 52 31,500 53
1855
28,118 37
34,330 35
1856
30,506 86
24,648 78
1857
15,494 34
19,589 02
1858
16,340 36
13,081 45
Totals for 9 years. $160,385 38 $152,255 50
As will probably be understood, the larger amounts expended during seven years, included payments for buildings.
The following is a statement of disburse- ments for support of the Toledo Public Schools for the year ending April 5, 1858:
Paid Superintendent and Teachers $10,898 59
For telegraphing and contingent expenses. 31 71
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