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

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,1 This is Pem-Day 5a..f Jimmy In the year 1910, Kansas City had no pri- vate secondary school institutions. Through the efforts of Mrs. A. Ross Hill, a Country Day School, the third private school of its kind in the United States, was founded on the corner of 61st and Wo'rnall. 1914 saw nineteen boys and three teachers attending school at a new 22 acre tract of land located at 51st and Ward Parkway. The present administration building and a small shop building were constructed on this land and the school soon began to flourish. At the first, the dining room was in the basement and the gymnasium was on the third floor. This was changed in 1918 when a 'ctemporaryn gym was erected. ln 1922 and 1930 came the junior school building and Schuyler Ashley House. ln 1925, a group of Country Day masters founded the Pembroke School at 75th and State Line. This functioned until 1933, when the school merged with Country Day to become Pembroke- Country Day School. From the founding of the school until the present time, seven headmasters have served, with Howard E. A. .lones officiating the longest 411931-19431. The enrollment grew steadily until there were 186 students in 1943.