La Mont Gregg, son of Mrs. Ella Gregg graduated from Franklin High School
in 1895. Entered University of Michigan in fall of 1896. Attended university
for three years, and in fall of 1899 began teaching chemistry and physics
at Racine College. In 1904 graduated from University of Michigan with
degree of A. B., having made up the last year’s work in summer sessions
while teaching at Racine. 1904 to 1909, Headmaster of Grammar School of
Racine College. 1909, up to the present time, headmaster of the National
Cathedral School for Boys at Washington.
Franklin is justly proud of “Monte” Gregg as he is affectionately
called, for the splendid record he has made by his diligence and scholarly
attainments.
Source:
Mary Frances Hassett, Historical Souvenir of Franklin 1796-1913: "The
Loveliest Village in Ohio" (Dayton, Ohio: General Print. Co.,
1913), page 85.
Terry Easton
8 August 2016