Later, it is revealed that Edea is actually the wife of Headmaster Cid, and was known as "Matron" to Squall and the other kids that lived at the orphanage.
In October 1792, after a year's delay from its official incorporation resulting from "trouble with Indians," McMillan was chosen as the headmaster and Canonsburg was chosen as the location for the "Canonsburg Academy".
At school, behind "the green baize door", he suffered the most from being the headmaster's son and was bullied mercilessly.
In 1936 Dunglass married Elizabeth Alington; her father, Cyril Alington, had been Dunglass's headmaster at Eton, and was from 1933 Dean of Durham.
William Bryant retired as headmaster in 1908 and was replaced by John Evans, appointed in preference to the 217 other applicants for the post.
Richard Tagart, 60, on Tony Gerald Anthonyy) Lowther The son of a brigadier in the British Indian army and graduate of Trinity College Cambridge, Mr Lowther taught me for English and RE at Earnley School and was headmaster of Rotherfield Hall school, both of which I attended between 1969 and 1974.
Outside cricket, Woodfull had a successful career as a mathematics teacher at Melbourne High School, and was headmaster for six years.
He was headmaster for 14 years and was very well regarded: it was said that the school had "seldom stood higher since Arnold's day" than under his leadership (in reference to Thomas Arnold, who was headmaster from 1828 to 1841).
He was however, "temperamentally unsuited" to be headmaster of the school, and was replaced by Rev Dr G. F. Mortimer, a liberal who had written an anti-slavery pamphlet.
