Kent School - Kent Yearbook (Kent, CT)

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Few schools are fortunate enough to have a faculty equal to Kent's. The reason is simple: the devotion of these men to Kent and all it stands for. This devotion manifests itself in many more ways than there is space to mention. Some of them are their willingness to coach sports as part of their duties, their willingness to tutor any boy simply in order to help him out, their frequent teas for the boys, and their continuous hospitality. lt would be no easy task to find another school where the masters and the boys are on as intimate terms as they are at Kent. For a master to call many of his students by their first names may be unusual some placesg at Kent it is commonplace. When a class graduates it begins to realize just how much it has learned from the members of the faculty, not only in studies, but also in life. Those ever devoted, never tiring men have been teachers, coaches, advisors and friends to us during our years at Kent, and to them we gratefully acknowledge an enormous debt of thanks. ADMINISTRATIGN