Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Mr. Slanley K. Robinson Head ol lower School Serving his first year as head of the Lower School, Mr. Robinson has used ability and imagination to promote a united, en- thusiastic Lower School. From Mr. Robinson's leadership the students have felt a sense of pride in' their portion of Brownell- Talbot. Mr. John H. Bruce Headmaster A good administration in a small in- dependent school like Brownell-Talbot plays a particularly large role in the development of the students and of the school. We are fortunate to have a headmaster at Brownell-Talbot with such a strong sense of responsibility and integrity. With the assistance of the faculty, Mr. Bruce has administered the new Country Day Program. Through his constant effort, this program has been revised and improved to produce a successful balance of academics and ac- tivities.

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The Executive Committee ot the Board ot Tmstees The Right Reverend RussellT.Rauscher,Bishop identg Mrs. John B. Davis, Secretaryg John of Nebraska, President ofthe BoardofBrownell- H. Becker,TreasurergMalloryliountze,William Talbot School, Lorenz K. Muller, Executive B. Webster, Mrs. E. Stanton Miller, ll. Vice-president, Donald E. Brown, Vice-pres- Trustees Guide Brownell-Talbot to Greater Heights The Board of Trustees, guided by Bishop Rauscher, have directed the progress of Brownell-Talbot as it assumes its place among the independent co-educational secon- dary schools in the Midwest. Dedicated to the success of the fine new program, often referred to as country day , the trustees have shown foresight in formulating policies which have preserved the traditions of the school and yet increased its academic stature. President of the Alumnae, Mrs. Millerg President of Dads' Club, Thomas Marshall, President of Friends of Brownell, Mrs. John C. Cunningham, Dormitory Mothers' President, Mrs. Lester A. Walker.