Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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i' When we recall the highlights of our education, it will be to our instructors to whom we owe our greatest tributes. The best way to assess the worth of a teacher is in terms of those he has taught. Our insight has been deepened and our knowledge magnified by one who will remain bold in our memory. We are confident that We will be better people for having known and studied under the guidance of Mr. Rainey S. Taylor. 5

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Headmaster H William 9. tl Putnam .r if sl 4 J,,-fv--17- 1, As the Academy prepares to move to its new location, we are fortunate to have as headmaster a man who is both respectful of tradition and adaptable to change. Since becoming headmaster in 1961, Mr. Putnam has introduced many reforms without altering the basic Academy tradition started fifty years before he came to the school. New courses have been addedg students have been given increasingly greater freedom through the Honor Code, proctored study halls, and the commons roomg teachers have come and gone, but the Academy has retained the tradition of excellence ordained by its founders in 1911. A great part of the credit for this present excellence goes to our headmaster, Mr. William Putnam.