Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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be BOARD AND GUESTS AT LUNCHEON ON WEBB PATIO-ltrom left around tablel Mr. Hill, MT, H. Webb, Mr. Frisbee, Mr. Peter F. Bayne, Mrs. W. Webb, Mr. Shannon, Mrs. Shirk, Mr. Ruddick, Mrs. Hill, Mr. McKenna, Mrs. Bayne, Mr. W. Webb lstandingl, Mr. Willis, Mrs. H. Webb, Dr. Hard, Mr. Scales. T. Kirk Hill ........ Harold M. Ruddick .... Leon W. Scales ..... William V. Shannon .... William R. Webb IV .... Horace L. Blackman... Frank P. Barker Ira N. Frisbee Mrs. Williard C. Jackson Donald C. McKenna Charles E. Scripps Mrs. Elbert W. Shirk . . . .Chairman . . . . .President . . . . .Vice President . . . .Secretary-Treasurer . . . .Assistant Secretary . . .President, Alumni Alphonzo E. Bell, Jr. Frederick Hard Philip A. Loomis, Jr. Thomas M. Price Millard Sheets Henry Paul Willis The receipt of the long awaited certificate of donor tax exemption has enabled the Board to give active consideration to their program of school expansion. A fund drive was expeditied to be launched as soon as possible. The first objectives of the program will be a new dormitory west of the tennis courts above the Alamo, a new dining hall and kitchen, and the Raymond Alf Museum to house biology and related laboratories. Realizing, however, that buildings alone do not a school make, the Board has authorized the solicitation of funds ,to endow scholar- ships. The Board now numbers nineteen, with the addition of Mr. Alphonzo E. Bell, Jr., Mr. Thomas M. Price, and Mr. William R. Webb lV, Mr. Howell Webb resigned early in the year. The alumni are eager to play their part in the pace of the school, and as a first step, have put up money to found an office vat the school to bring and keep the alumni records up to date. Towards this goal a part-time secretary began work in April.

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