Pembroke Hill High School - Raider Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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BOARD of TRUSTEES CLett to rightl Mason L. Thompson, Mrs. Robert Isenberger. Harold Iones. Mrs. Iohn Davis. Dr. I. Milton Singleton. Mr. Irvine O. Hockaday. Mr. Oscar Straube. Mr. Iustin D. Bowersock. Mr. Iohn T. Pierson. Mr. Paul Hamilton. Above are pictured the members of the Board of Trustees. This body is entrusted by Pem-Day's charter with almost all of the powers of actual ownership. They must make all final decisions as to the policies and the personnel of the school. The headmaster is respon- sible directly to them. The Board of Trustees is a self-perpetuating body with a third of its fifteen members elected by the remainder of the board each year. This year the president of the Board of Trustees was lrvine O. Hockaday. The other officers were Iudge Leslie A. Welch, vice-president, Harold B. lones, secretary, Oscar M. Straube, treasurer. The chairmen of the standing committees were Iohn T. Pierson, Memorial Fund, Mason L. Thompson, Buildings and Grounds, Iustin D. Bowersock, Scholarship, Dr. I. Milton Singleton, Athletics, Ioyce C. Hall, Publicity, Wilson D. Wood, Insurance, Oscar M. Straube, Finances. Mrs. Manvel H. Davis, A. L. Gustin, Ir., Raymond W. Hall, Paul Hamilton and Cornelius Lombardi are also members of the Board. Present at all meetings but without power to vote are the ex officio members. One is Mrs. Robert M. Isenberger, president of the Parents Association, and the other is George C. Iordon, president of the alumni group. While it is not essential that mem- bers of the Board have sons in the school, they must be genuinely interested in it. Thus far, this condition has always been met, and Pembroke-Country Day School has had the type of leadership which insures success.

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BRADFORD KINGMAN, HEADMASTER ADMINISTRATION The headmaster of Pembroke-Country Day, Mr. Bradford Kingman, who is pictured on this page, decides the policies of the school along with the board of trustees. Mr. Kingman is a graduate of Dartmouth, and came to Pem-Day in 1943. He received his rnaster's degree at Columbia University. I-Ie has proved to be a very capable leader and a friend to all. He is Well liked by both faculty and students. Along with Mr. Kingman there are three Other people who have an important part in the operation of the school. They are Mrs. I-Ial lanes, secretary, Mrs. Virginia Barnes, secretary and publisher of the Pembroke-Country Day News, and Mr. S. C. McFadden, bursar. Mr. McFadden handles all the financial odds and ends which concern the school. I-le has been here a year and a half. MRS. IONES MR. McFADDEN MRS. BARNES I i