Marcella M. Yedid
Appointed 1999
B.S. in music and languages Indiana University; M.A. in French and Italian Brown University; came to Key from University School, Hunting Valley, Ohio, where she was assistant to the head of school; taught French for eighteen years at Hawken School, Cleveland, Ohio, where she was also assistant head of Upper School, director of educational planning, assistant head for institutional advancement; taught French and served as head of the language department at Shaker Heights, Cleveland Ohio. (Science and Library Center completed; Manse Addition completed; Multi-Purpose Building completed; Manse Renovation completed; Triple sectioning through twelfth grade completed.)
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Ronald S. Goldblatt
Appointed 1989
B.A. in literature, history and philosophy Shimer College; J.D. University of Chicago; came to Key from girls' boarding school in Connecticut, Wykeham Rise, where he was a teacher, director of finance and development, and headmaster. (Arts Building was added. Construction of Science and Library Center began. Triple sectioning continued)
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Rodney V. Beach
Appointed 1976
B.A. in chemistry Dartmouth College; A.M. in history Columbia University; M.Ed. University of Cincinnati. Before coming to Key was headmaster at The College Preparatory School in Ohio. (Activity Building was added. Expansion to triple sections began in Kindergarten and first grade.)
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David Badger
Appointed 1971
Undergraduate degree Dartmouth College; master's degree in liberal studies from Wesleyan University in 1971. Head of the Upper School at Pembroke Country Day School in Kansas City before coming to Key. (Mini-gym was destroyed by fire.)
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Edward P. Oviatt
Appointed 1964
B.A. Williams College; M.A.T. Wesleyan University; came to Key from St. Mark's School in Dallas, Texas, where he was teacher, coach, and assistant headmaster. (Expansion through twelfth grade completed. Two new buildings were added.)
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Corwith Cramer, Jr.
Appointed 1962
B.A. St. John's College; B.A. in history and government Yale University; M.S. in history and education University of Pennsylvania; taught at Episcopal Academy in Philadelphia, and at Hopkins Grammar School in New Haven, Connecticut, before coming to Key. (Key added Kindergarten and expanded through eighth grade.)
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William Darkey
Appointed acting headmaster 1961
B.A. St. John's College; M.A. Columbia University; tutor at St. John's College, on a one-year leave of absence while at Key. (School moved to Hillsmere Shores.)
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Peter Kellogg-Smith
Appointed 1958
B.A. St. John's College; master's degree in education from the Putney Graduate School, Vermont; tutor, St. John’s College; fellowship to study physics and biology at MIT; assistant to the head of Gunston School prior to coming to Key. (School opened in rented house in Eastport, grades one through three.)
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