Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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Sealed: Dr. Harold H. Eibling, Robert F. Ebinger, Dr. Joseph H. Shepard, Herbert S. Cook, John M. Altmaier, S. Morton Isaac. Standing: J. Robinson McCormick, Don M. Casto, Jr., H. Richard P. Niehoff, William C. Wolfe, Edward C. Brisley, Jr., Carlton S. Dargusch, Jr., Dr. Raymond V. Kearns, Jr., H. Ardis Creith, William E. MacDonald, Jr., Henry B. Richter, Gebbard W. Keny. Absent: William K. Westwater, Donald G. Dunn, Charles Y. Lazarus. Board of Trustees Officers E,x'eC1ll1'1'c Conznzfllcv Herbert S. Cook, President llC1'lJCl'l S- Cook William K. Westwater, Vice President lollll M. Alllnaier Dr. joseph H. Shepard, Secretary R0lJ0l't F. lllllllgifll' ,lohn M. Allmaier, Treasurer Dr- l0SC1Jl1 Sllvpilffl Xvillialn K. Xvestwaler fllumnz' A.9SOCl'flfI.I1lI FlUllCl'Sl fl-550C1'fIfl'f77I Represenmzmr RUIN'C3C71f0fIil'l' Eqlwm-fl C, B1-isle,-I Jr. Carlton S. lJurgusc'l1. ,liz

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The Headmaster The Class of 1963 wishes to thank lVlr. William S. Putnam for his many efforts in our behalf. He has very willingly spent much of his time discussing with us studies, school projects, and colleges. Since Mr. Putnam became Headmaster three years ago, he has brought many innovations to the school. New courses, better-equipped classrooms, student-proctored studyhalls, and coats and ties have marked the outset of his career at The Academy. This year he initiated the trimester system, which eliminated the awkward quarter plan of previous years. To supplement the three trimester reports, he added a five-week report which keeps parents up to date on their sons' progress between grading periods. A welcome addition to the curriculum this year was the activities period which enabled students to participate in extracurricular activities without interfering with scholastic or athletic responsibilities. Mr. Putnam, a native of Kentucky and a graduate of Amherst, had been Assistant Headmaster of St. Louis Country Day School before coming to The Academy in 1961. The Senior Class of 1963 wishes lVlr. Putnam continued success in the future.

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Miss Emig and Mrs. Essex Few students at.The Academy realize the amount of paperwork, typewriting, and telephoning that Mrs. Essex and Miss Emig do in order to keep the school running smoothly. These two ladies form a very capable office staff that keeps all school records and handles a multitude of necessary chores. The members of the Caravel staff have often received their help in keeping busi- ness accounts and in getting out correspondence. The Caravel wishes to acknowledge their fine work and to thank them for their assistance.