John Burroughs School - Governor Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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02 We glam cf 1,945 l am glad that you have dedicated your book to Peace. Through the years since the United States was drawn into this awful war, senior classes have dedicated their books to ending the War. ln 1942, the Review was dedicated to The Alumni of lohn Burroughs who are now fighting bravely in all branches of the United States Armed Forces . . . 5 in l943, to Victory against forces unalterably opposed to our principles of living p and in l944, to The Furtherance of American ldeals. That those American ideals may triumph is our fondest hopeg that they will triumph is and must continue to be your great decision in living. Sincerely, ,K 19 f!wJZ2

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ludmf afafzbiaa ' 72 in ibm! aozwnnnmvff The lohn Burroughs School Association was founded in l923 by a group of public-spirited citizens. lt is a non-profit corporation chartered by the State of Missouri and managed by a Board of Trustees elected by the members of the association, who are the parents of the students in the school. The functions of the Board of Trustees are ill to formulate, maintain, and improve the educational policies of the school, f2l to man- age its finances and property, and f3l to ap- point a Director. The Director is the chief executive officer responsible for the administration of the poli- cies of the school, and, with the approval of the Board of Trustees, for the selection of the Faculty. The Faculty are responsible for administra- tive duties and for the instruction and guidance of students. As a means of effective administration, the Board of Trustees and the Faculty grant to the Student Body certain privileges and responsi' bilities in the management of the school. In order to insure adequate guidance, the Director and his appointed representatives are advisory members of all student organizations. Students are responsible for the following: l. The organization of, and participation in, Student Activities. 2. The maintenance of necessary order about the school and the care of school property in the following areas: a. The class rooms when a faculty member is not in charge: b. The library when the faculty member in charge is not presentg c. The dining room and the pantry-serving room with the cooperation of the faculty member in charge: d. All scheduled Senior School Study Halls: e. The lunior School Study Halls when a fac- ulty member is not present: f. The halls, g. The grounds.