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

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The advancement of Pem-Day's vast build- ing program brought with it the inevitable my- riad of problems and conflicts that is linked with progress. Faced with such a deluge of dis- order, Headmaster Calvin Atwood once again proved that his enthusiastic determination was equal to the situation. Mr. Atwood's concern for the betterment of Pem-Day not only overcame the difficulties inherent in the new buildings but also played a major role in the continuation of the attitudes and ideals that serve as the key components of the Pem-Day spiritf' Whether sharing the victories and successes of the students or bear- ing their defeats and failures, Mr. Atwood has attempted to emphasize the positive aspects of the school. In addition to his administrative obliga- tions, Mr. Atwood also assumed the duties of the director of college placement, assisting se- niors in their college applications and choices. The loss of several key teachers also gave Mr. Atwood the responsibility of finding replace- ments capable of maintaining the high standards he strives to attain for his Pem-Day. Headmaster And Board See Campus Expansion Realized Mr. Atwood shows that a headmaster's work is never done as he works in the hardware section of the Clothesline Sale.