Rees was disturbed by their behavior and baffled by the school's headmaster when he asked him about it: the headmaster didn't seem to think that the girls were especially troubled.
My second favourite character is Mr Figgins, the comedy Asian headmaster, who doesn't care what the hell goes on in his school, as long as it comes in under budget.
Doug Cummings, headmaster of the Maine Central Institute, said that the school does not give out full scholarships and that every student is responsible for at least part of the $23,500 tuition.
"To simply take the word of a deputy headmaster about what was the religious curriculum of a school 35 years ago does not satisfy our standards for aggressive investigative reporting," he wrote.
T. Chandler Hardwick III, the headmaster at Blair since 1989, says that rural New Jersey and Pennsylvania have been fertile areas for wrestling because it does not require a lot of equipment or money.
Concerned that China does not have an elite boarding school for Chinese students, he recently hired the headmasters of Choate and Hotchkiss in Connecticut to oversee the creation of a $150 million private school now being built in the Beijing suburbs.
Its headmaster, Graeme Whiting, doesn't approve of the country's education system and instead offers a Steiner-inspired approach to teaching, where the focus is on holistic learning and morality.
The book, "Sounding the Trumpet," by Richard J. Tofel, does not agree with previous assertions by scholars, including Thurston Clarke, the author of "Ask Not," that the phrase echoes one frequently used by a former headmaster at Choate, the prep school Kennedy attended.
If someone in their neighbourhood does not make it to school, that student visits the family to find out why and then reports back to the headmaster.
In a suit years later, the headmaster testified he did not believe the accusation because one of the boys was a "manipulator and pot stirrer".
