Clarence Willard Gleason

Background

Gleason, Clarence Willard was born on August 11, 1866 in Holden, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Charles Willard and Jane Grey (Story) Gleason.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Harvard, 1888, Master of Arts, 1889, Master of Arts (honorary), Trinity College, 1934.

Career

Taught in Roxbury Latin School, 1889-1905, and since 1912, acting headmaster, 1932-1933. Teacher Volkman School, Boston, 1905-1912. Taught at Columbia Summer School, 1929, 31.

President Classical Association of North.E., 1923-1924 (secretary Eastern Massachusetts Section).

Achievements

• Clarence Willard Gleason has been listed as a notable teacher, author by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Philological Association Beta Kappa. Clubs: Friday Evening, Harvard, Cleveland Democrat.

Connections

Married Ellen Frances Morrison, July 1, 1890. Children: Harold Willard, Elisabeth Story (deceased).

Father:

Charles Willard Gleason

Mother:

Jane Grey (Story) Gleason

Spouse:

Ellen Frances Morrison

child:

Harold Willard Gleason

child:

Elisabeth Story Gleason (deceased)