Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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1 SEATED, left to right; Frank E. Tyler— Attorney, Dr. Robert E. Long—President of Park College, Robert W, Long—Presi¬ dent of Board, William M. Stanton—Business Manager of Park College, Irvine O. Hockaday—Treasurer. STANDING. Rob¬ ert Corbett, Dr. William E. Phifer, Jr., Albert R. Waters (retired ’ 56 ), Robert L. Gibson, Dr. Cl em E. Bininger, Noble I. Ayers, Jr., Dr. Alva King—President of Alumni, Mason L. Thompson, Jr.. James B. W ' oodbury. NOT PICTURED: J. C. Higdon—Vice-President of Board, William J. Campbell—Secretary, Isadore Samuels, Paul K. Justus, Marvin B. March, George H. Clay, Homer Wadsworth, J. F. Pritchard, Duncan M. Findlay, Dr. Stuart M. Paterson, Dr. Warren B. Cooksey, Clarence McGuire, Jr., Elmer H. Norrington, C. G. Roush. m OF II The Board of Trustees is a vital and indispensable part in the life of Park College. Its members establish policies concerning the curriculum and instruction, take measures proper for the advance¬ ment and protection of college interests, confer degrees and help raise money for the college. It is through the efforts of these men that much of the work, not always discernible to students but important to the college as a whole, is done. Page 7

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Robert This year Dr. Long took on once more the grueling schedule of work and travel which char¬ acterized his preceding year at Park. His efforts toward making the name of Park College known and respected throughout the nation, coupled with his strong leadership in the future develop¬ ment of the college itself make him anything but a “figurehead” president. Despite this impressive schedule, both the presi¬ dent and Mrs. Long find much time for personal contact with the students—Dr. Long in a weekly press conference and both the Longs in Sunday afternoons at home” and dorm discussions. In addition, their presence can usually be counted on for any extra-curricular events at the college. Page 9