Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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Board of Trustees OFFICERS President Herbert S. Cook Vice President John M. Altmaier Secretary J. Robinson McCormick Treasurer Robert F. Ebinger EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Herbert S. Cook, Chairman John M. Altmaier Robert F. Ebinger J. Robinson McCormick William K. Westwater MEMBERS AND TRUSTEES OCTOBER 1964 Donald G. Dunn Charles Y. Lazarus Robert F, Ebinger William E. Nl6CDO'l lBld, Jr S, Morton Isaac William C. Wolfe OCTOBER T965 Don M, Casio, Jr, J. Robinson McCormick Dr, Harold W, Eibling H. Richard P. Niehoff Gebhard Keny Henry RICITTGI' OCTOBER I966 John M. Altmaier Tahlmann Krumm Herbert S. Cook Dr. Joseph H. Shepard William A. Dougherty William K. Westwater OCTOBER T963-T964 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVE Edmund A. Donnan, Jr. FATHER'S ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVE Fred W. LeVeque

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i The Headmaster Mr. William S. Putnam's first year at The Columbus Academy was the Class of 1964's first year in the Upper School. The Headmaster, a native of Kentucky and a graduate of Amherst, came to The Academy after serving as Assistant Head- master of St. Louis Country Day School. Because of his efforts in the last four years, The Academy has improved, and the students have profited from his leadership. The school looks better: there is now a lighted football stadium and beautiful tennis courts. Students look better: they now wear coats and ties. Parents are kept better informed: they receive greenies and interim grades in addition to trimester marks and comments. Stu- dents have become more responsible by taking greater part in running the affairs of the student body: we now have student-proctored study halls and the honor system-an innovation that characterizes The Academy's ideals. Students have more privileges: we may now freely use the library and Senior Commons Room. We have Mr. Putnam to thank for these improvements. Mr. Putnam has made our four years in the Upper School easier. He has been a guiding light, providing us with much needed advice, encouragement, and dis- cipline. He has lent us a sympathetic ear and a resourceful mind for scholastic clif- ficulties, class projects, and college headaches. Our thanks will never repay Mr. Putnam: we may only wish him continued success.

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Miss Emig and rs. Essex Miss Emig and Mrs. Essex have the responsibility of running the administrative affairs of the school. It is their iob to handle office correspondence, write out reports, and coordinate various other necessities of the school. They must be re- sponsive to frantic students who want their grades one day after the exam. Al- though they are kept busy, they have been willing to spend their free time helping students with various problems. The Caravel is especially grateful to Miss Emig and Mrs. Essex for the time they have given to help send out correspondence. The Caravel wishes to express its appreciation and gratitude for the effort Miss Emig and Mrs. Essex have given to The Academy.