Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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F OREWORD What is The Academy? It is almost impossible to answer this question in a word, a phrase, or a paragraphg for, like any school, The Academy is a mixture of many things. Every aspect of the school and school life is a complete answer to the question. Yet only when each of these individual members merges smoothly into the entire concept can one gain a complete picture of the school. Just as in a well-constructed building each separate part of the structure has its own particular function, so in a well-planned school each element in the life of the institution has a definite duty, a definite rela- tionship to the whole. And just as a building can only be strong if each section of it is strong, so a school can only be strong if each aspect of it is strong. The Caravel for 1960 will attempt to point out and illus- trate the function of each of the major parts of our school, showing the relationship of each part to the strength of the whole. We hope that in this way our yearbook will be able to give at least a partial answer to the question: What is The Academy?

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DEDICATION We, the members of the Class of 1960, are proud to dedicate our Caravel to Sumner F. Dennett. For more than forty years Mr. Dennett has de- voted himself wholeheartedly to the principles and practice of independent secondary education. For the past sixteen years he has served The Academy in the difficult and many-sided position of Headmaster, in addition to teaching English and Latin. During our years in the school, our class has learned to respect and admire Mr. Dennett for his fairness and impar- tiality, his wide range of knowledge, and his limitless devotion to the school and its students. Perhaps more than anything else at The Academy Mr. Dennett has ' l represented for us a graphic example of the schoo motto: In Quest of The Best.