Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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ASSISTANT HEAD MASTER 1 l SUMMER F. DENNETT THE FACULTY SCMNER li. DENNETT received an A. B. Degree upon his graduation from Dartmouth College in 1915. For the next year he worked with the South Porto Rican Sugar Corporation at Granica Bay, Porto Rico. In 1916 he became a member of the faculty of the Bishops College School of Lenoxville. Quebec. and taught English Composition and Mathematics while there. He joined the United States Army in 1917 and was placed in the Engineering Corps. During his two years in service Mr. Dennett was a member of the American Army of Occupation in Germany. Following his year in Germany he became Assistant Head Master of the Adirondack Florida School of Unchiota, New York, and Coeoanut Grove, Florida. In 1920 he taught as head of the English Department in the Albany Academy, and the next year came to the Columbus Academy as head of the English Department. 10

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I KW?-f"' iii' 'f -',. -M CHARLES A. GOODWIN WILLIAM P. HUNT SCIENCE ATHLETICS CHARLES A. GOODVVIN, Instructor of the Sciences, graduated in 1915 from Boston University with a 13. Degree. After four summers at the Columbia University he received his M. A. in 1923, and then spent two years graduate work in the College of Electrical and Mechani- cal Engineering at Harvard and M. I. T. Mr. Goodwin had taught for. thirteen years in various Massachusetts schools before Mr. Van Syckel brought him here in 1930 to take over the Science Department. XVILLIAM P. HUNT, Instructor of Athletics, History, and Physical Geography at the Columbus Academy, graduated in 1927 from Ohio State University with an A. B. Degree. For a time he also attended summer school in order to increase his knowledge of physical education. ln the year of his graduation Mr. Hunt came here to assume the responsibilities of instructing Athletics, History, and Physical Geography. 11