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

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The success of the coordination program is dependent on several factors. First, the students must fulfill their responsibilities to the program. At present, the necessity of continuous dialogue between the two schools regarding the absence of students is a time consum- ing, irritating process. fThis is perhaps a rather personal feelingj The teachers involved in the program have been very understanding of the difficulties of transport, scheduling, and many other factors which detract from their classroom procedure. This year has been much more successful in providing the required time for transport. Another major factor is the need to take a more realistic approach regarding the balance of classes as regards boys and girls. At present some classes are considered coordinate because of the presence of one boy and 18 girls, or one girl and 14 boys. To provide the most effective interchange in class discussion, the numbers need to be more even. - Doug Wood, Director of Coordination

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Every coach at Pem-Day wants his team to be suc- cessfulg but more important, I feel, he wants his players to give their best possible effort at all times. It is only then that a boy can gain anything from athletics. The enjoyment in athletics does not come in practiceg it comes when he can see his improvement as a result of his hard workf' - Bob Hicks 1 ..,W 'U