University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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'lllll 'lllll BACK ROW, L TO R: John D. Kling '18, Edouard J. Pelrequin '21, Samuel K.. Scovil '41, Marcus L. Smylhe '23, William Hunkin '38, William G. Laffer '23, Ben M. Hausermun '31, Ralph M. Besse, Thomas W. Miller, Jr. '29, Robert L. Fairbank '29, Herman L. Vail 'l3. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Dr. Alexander T. Bunls '15, William B. Belden '21, William H. Quayle '29, Edward W. Sloan, Jr. '25, Headmaster Harold Cruikshank, John B. Dempsey '07. TRUS William B. Belden fVice-Pfresidentj Ralph M. Besse Dr. Alexander T. Bunts Victor M. Cannon Edward L. Carpenter James H. Coolidge Rufus S. Day Robert L. Fairbank Ellwood H. Fisher George Gund H. Stuart Harrison 1Treasu1-eo-Q Henry R. Hatch KAsst. T1'ea,s.j Ben M. Hauserman HONORARY Alexander C. Brown Robert J. Bulkley Ernest C. Dempsey John B. Dempsey TEES Ben F. Hopkins, Jr. William J. Hunkin John D. Kling William G. Laffer ThomasW. Miller, Jr. Edouard J. Petrequin William H. Quayle fSec'reta'ryj Samuel K. Scovil fAsst. T'rea,s.j Edward W. Sloan, Jr fPT6Sid97LfJ Marcus L. Smythe Herman L. Vail Raymond J. Mean TRUSTEES Randolph Eide Judge Paul Jones Laurence H. Norton The University School Board of Trustees, composed of twenty-five elected members and seven honorary members, is the high- est administrative organization in the school. Each year five trustees are elected to the board for a five year term. An election of officers is held annually. Vari- ous committees, including the important financial and executive committees, oper- ate for the entire board. About three times every school year, all members meet under the direction of President Edward W. Sloan, Jr. With a sound foundation in the Uni- versity School tradition, these gentlemen eagerly eye the future as a time which can only be met by thoughtful planning in the present.

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Headmaster MR. HAROLD L. CRUIKSHANK 1947 A.B., Yale University M.A., Columbia University Western Reserv University OR twelve years, Mr. Cruikshank has taken a sincere and individual interest in U. S. boys. The class of 1959, especially, is grateful for his valuable assistance, and for the opportunity of having been associated with him. Since 1947 University School's standards have been raised each year in an effort to make U. S. one of the finest schools of its kind in the country. There are many people to Whom credit is due for this advancement, but Mr. Cruikshank's capable and adept leader- ship is most responsible for this constant striving for perfection. In a tribute of this kind, We should not neglect the one service that has put more U. S. boys in his debt than any other. Of the many boys that Mr. Cruikshank has helped into the colleges of their choice, not many will soon forget his efforts. The class of 1959 pays this farewell tribute to a dedicated and inspiring headmaster.