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

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EOCLPCI of 3 lfLZ5fQQ15 Left to right: Dr. Milton Singleton, David Mackie, Oscar Straube, Rudy Fick, Mrs. Frank Terrell, Robert Francis, Bradford Kingman, John Kroh, Harry Moreland, Harold R. Jones, John Neumayer, F. P. Barnes, W. Ralph Jones, Everett TenBrook. The Board of Trustees is that important organization which has actually set the administrative policies for the past year at Pembroke-Country Day. This group of men and women consists of fifteen members including alumni, parents and friends of the school. Each member of this board is elected for a three-year term, and no person may serve more than two terms in succession. The board's first meetfng was held in October when Mr. Everett TenBrook was elected President, Mr. Oscar M. Straube, Vice-President, and Mrs. John W. Starr, as Secretary. These men appointed officers and members to the nine committees which together make up the board. Mr. David Mackie was appointed chairman of the Building and Grounds Committee, Mr. John Neumayer chairman of the Finance Committee, Mr. W. Ralph Jones chairman of the Insurance Committee, Mr. Rudy Fick chairman ofthe Memorial Fund Committee, Mr. Bradford Kingman chairman of the Publicity Committee, Dr. Milton Singleton chairman of the Athletic Committee, Mr. Oscar Straube chairman of the Admissions Committee, Mr. Harry Moreland chairman of the Scholarship Committee, and Mrs. John W. Starr chairman of the Advisory Committee. Besides these nine committees the board consists of three honorary life members, Mr. Justin D. Bowersock, Mrs. Ross Hill and Mr. Wilson D. Wood, and three ex-officio members who are Mrs. Frank M. Terrell, president of the Parents' Association, Mr. Robert Francis, president of the Alumni Association, and Mr. Harold R. Jones, business manager of the school. Since their first meeting in October, this board has assembled in the school library every second month and has made a fine record of achievement. Their work has not only centered around the routine day to day problems of the school, but also has stressed future growth and development at Pembroke-Country Day. Examples of this range from the Building and Grounds Committee's report on the completion of the headmaster's house and the Finance Committee's design of further development for the middle school, to the Advisory Committee's plans for the enlargement of facilities available for use in the dormitory.