Sentence examples for appointed headmaster from inspiring English sources

The Rev. Prebendary Dr Arthur Chilton MVO, DD was appointed Headmaster in 1905, an appointment he held for 24 years and throughout World War One, until 1929.

In 1874 he was appointed headmaster of Moulmein Town School, Burma.

Matthew was the eldest son of the renowned Thomas Arnold, who was appointed headmaster of Rugby School in 1828.

On the recommendation of the English poet Matthew Arnold, whose father, Thomas Arnold, had been a reformer at Rugby, Temple was appointed headmaster of the school in 1857.

We don't need this," complained a local resident to newly appointed headmaster Mr Mitchell, whose pupils have just pelted her with snowballs.

He became a tutor in the household of Stephen Gardiner, bishop of Winchester, and in December 1555 was appointed headmaster of Westminster.

In 1896, the school amalgamated with Hawksburn Grammar School, a smaller local Christian school after Hawksburn's headmaster, W. Murray Buntine, was appointed as headmaster at Caulfield.

In January 1908, a month after Bill had turned two, the family moved to Murringo, after Ernest was appointed the headmaster.

In 1955, he was appointed Deputy Headmaster of Wauchope Primary School, and served in that capacity until 1960.

The majority of the school's first pupils joined from Gordon House, which was a successful private school on Hadlow Road run by T. E. Grice; after it was decided that the two schools should not compete, Grice was appointed deputy headmaster of The Judd School.

In 1571 he had moved to London, and in 1575 he was appointed second master of Westminster School and in 1593 headmaster.