Hazel Mountain Walker
The first black woman principal in the Cleveland public school system, an educator, an actress, and an advocate for racial integration.
The first black woman principal in the Cleveland public school system, an educator, an actress, and an advocate for racial integration.
Distinguished pianist and teacher long associated with the Cleveland Institute of Music
Latin instructor and co-author of a Latin textbook
The first African-American woman elected to the Cleveland Board of Education
Ohio teacher, administrator and community activist, and the first African-American assistant high school principal in the Cleveland Public Schools
A long-time employee of Cleveland’s Recreation Department who worked “to help children to form good social patterns of behavior through recreation.”
Educator, the first African-American administrator in the Mount Pleasant area, and an advisor/director with the Phillis Wheatley Association
Today, both the American Musicological Society and the Society for American Music recognize African American music as worthy of scholarly study – thanks in large part to her work.
Irish doctor
A teacher at a Japanese-American WWII relocation camp, a founding member in 1965 of the Cleveland Japanese-American Foundation, and helped develop the Cleveland Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League.