Kent
Subtitle: One hundred years
By: written and edited by Joan Beattie
Publisher: Moonlight Publishing; Moonlight Publishing LLC
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Lafayette,CT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 174
ISBN-13: 9780977960361; 9780977960354
Subjects: Kent School (Kent,Conn.); History
Description: Joan Beattie, English Department Chair, has written a chronicle of her alma mater which reflects the contributions in word and deed of countless others. The book contains profiles of faculty and alumni as well as Father Frederick Herbert Sill's vision for Kent School which was founded in 1906 in a farmhouse along the banks of the Housatonic River.
Table of contents: title: Frontispiece: Portrait of the Reverend Frederick Herbert Sill, O.H.C.; title: Preface: Richardson W. Schell; title: Acknowledgements; title: An Ode, Robert S. Hilyer '13; title: Young man's dream; title: The most unforgettable character I've met, Anson Gardner; title: Rewards of faith; title: The Reverend Frederick Herbert Sill, O.H. C., 1874-1952; title: FHS: A faith that did not fail, James Gould Cozzens; title: Nucleus of virtures; title: The farm; title: The new proceeding form the old; title: Ocotber belongs to God, William H. Armstrong; title: Crew; title: The Kent organ, Thomas Holcombe; title: A nobler school; title: Kent School Centennial; title: Appendix: Kent faculty and staff; title: Board of Trustees; title: Alumni Council; title: Prize Day speakers.