Beard School - Clio Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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Page Eight BOARD DP TRUSTEES We, as students, come in contact only with the Faculty and StallE and rarely think of out inconspicuous but very necessary Board of Trustees. The Board Which works With, and as an advisory board for, Miss Sutherland performs a three-fold function: Ml the maintenance of the building and grounds; lZl the management of business and financial matters; and Bl the establishment of general policies of administration. The thirty-one members of the Board work through committees. Those on the Exem- tive Committee, the general governing body of the Board, are Mr. John S. Linen, Chairman, Mr. Walter C. Ames, Jr., Mr. Wells W. Constantine, Mt. Maurice I. Ferris, Mrs. Frederick H. Groel, Mrs. Samuel S Hill, Mr. Burr Kelsey, Mr. Richard D. Nelson, Mr. F. Stark Newberry, Mr. John C. Prizer, Jr., Mr. Cyril S. Stanley, and Mr. Alfred J. Williams. Other committees are the Finance Committee, the Building and Grounds Committee, the Fund-raising Committee, the Audit Committee, the Insurance Com- mittee, the Investment Committee, the Legal Committee, the Membership Committee, the Nominating Committee, the Pension Committee, the Public Relations Committee, the Scholarship Committee, and the Transportation Committee. Meetings of the entire Board are normally held three or four times a year, but the smaller committees meet more often, this year especially, because of the fire. This year more than in other years we have had a chance to see some of the work of the Board and so can have some inkling of all it accomplishes. We are indeed gratee ful to its members for the time and thought which they have given to make our school the wonderful place it is.

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uaaag aEvd LEFT TO RIGHT. Fm: row: Mrs. Faber, Miss Sperry, Mlle. Sicot, Miss Musser, Miss Stallknecht, Miss Sutherland, Miss Bosch, Mrs. Crockett, Miss Elsmore, Mrs. Fisher. Second row: Miss Fatta, Miss Sloan, Miss Sir, Miss Tiemann, Miss Jewson, Mme. Polgar, Mrs. W'right, Miss Slauson, Miss Lebourveau, Miss Rowe, Miss Teasdale, Miss Child.

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MISS SUTHERLAND To Miss Sutherland we ohcer our sincere admiration and respect. We will remember with pride her efficient direction of the school, and the wisdom with which she has guided us; but we will always be proudest 0f the day after the fire when she said, Classes will meet as usual on Monday Page Nine