Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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-..-r ,ggi Y 1 . L .-.Y A.,,,7.,.f..,y,,,, DANA WHITING, Instructor of Mathematics, after having spent two years at M. I. T., graduated from Bowdoin in IQ24 with a B. S. D gree. He spent six years at the Albany Academy as mathematics instructor before coming to Columbus in 1930. As head of the Mathematics Department Mr. Whiting has instituted a course in college algebra. He has also collaborated with Mr. Cecil Ewing of Tome School in writing an Elementary Algebra Text. ADOLPH A. BUECHNER, Instructor in American History, graduated from Lafayette Col- lege in 1919. He taught at Peekskill Military Academy, where he coached varsity football, basket- l ball, and baseball. After live years he came to the Columbus Academy and for eighteen years has l taught English, American History, and Geography He is also Director of Athletics, coach of Varsity baseball and swimming, and upper-lower football and basketball. DANA WHITING ADOLPH A. BUECHNER i l l l l l l l l l 12

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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

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KENNETH R. EVANS DONALD McCREARY LATIN FRENCH KENNETH R. EVANS, Instructor of Latin, upon his graduation from Yale in 1925 re- ceived his B. A. Degree, and began teaching the same year at Pomfret, Connecticut. In 1927 he went to the University of Cincinnati. In 1929 he was awarded an M..A. Degree by Yale Uni- versity. The following September Mr. Evans came to the Academy to take up his present position as head of the Latin Department. T. DONALD McCREARY, Instructor of the French and Spanish Department, received his B. A. Degree from Amherst and his M.A. Degree at Middleburg French School, after two years of graduate work in Munich and Paris. He taught English in Ecole Normale de la Sarthe, Le Mans, Franceg French and Spanish in Riverdale, New York, Cranbrook School, Detroit, and the Southern Arizona School before accepting the position as head of the French and Spanish Department at the Academy this year. 13