Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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ANTED: a man capable of upholding a tradition. Wai1zt0z1.' a man pos sessing loyalty and responsibility. Wd'1'Zf6d.' a 111311 with an understand- ing of youth and their problems, and a devotion to a high ideal. Could such a nian be found? 'i These were the problems confronting the Academy Trustees at the close of school last year. On July First the Board of Trustees reluctantly accepted the resignation of Mr. Van Syckel, and began its search for a man to whom the tradi- tion built up through thirty years could be entrusted. The task was not an easy one, for such men are rare. At length they succeeded in their questg their choice for the position was Charles Hodges Jones. His record had been an enviable one. Graduate and professor at Princeton, associate headmaster of the Princeton Preparatory School, instructor at the Tome School as well as organizer and headmaster of the Lebanon School, Mr. Jones' wide experience in the field of education convinced the Board of Trustees that here was the man they were seeking-a man possessing loyalty and responsibility and understanding, devotion and sincerity and respect 5 in short. a man to whom the reputation of the Columbus Academy could be entrusted. ln his hands, there- fore, was placed its future. Toyou, then, Charles Hodges Jones, with satisfaction in the present, with 2, ' 12 T: f respect for the past, with confidence in the future, we hopefully dedicate this edi- , if - tion of the IQ42 Caravel. t Y X, I Q u W , A Q f J.-Wx 'Dr 7

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CHARLES HODGES JONES 6

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CHARLES HODGES JONES Head Masfer