Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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SEATED: Mr. Webb, Mr. Blackman, Mr. Jameson, Dr. Webb, Mr. Bell, Mr. Price, Mr. Sheets. STANDING: Mr. Willis, Mr. Frisbee, Mr. Shannon, Mr. Hard, Mr. Hill, Mr. Ruddick, Mr. McKenna, Mr, Hall. THE TRUSTEES SEATED: Mr. Webb, Dr. Webb, Mr. Hill. STANDING: Mr. McKenna, Mr. Ruddick, Mr. Shannon. The academic year T959-T960 has marked the com- mencement of the Board of Trustees' renovation of the school's physical plant. By January the Board of Trustees and the Alumni had raised a total of SS650,000. In March the new Frank Gard Jameson Dormitory was completed for use. West of the upper tennis courts a new wing of the new dormitory with seventeen students' rooms and one faculty home was authorized for summer construction. The new dining room was scheduled for completion in Sep- tember. Also scheduled for September was the be- ginning of the second phase of the project: the Raymond Alf Museum, a fifty-room dormitory, and T. Kirk Hill ........ Chairman Harold M. Ruddick ........ President Leon W. Scales ..... ..... V ice-President William V. Shannon Secretary-Treasurer William R. Webb IV Frank P. Barker Alphonzo E. Bell, Jr. Horace L. Blackman lra N. Frisbee Frederick Hard Mrs. Willard C. Jackson Frank Gard Jameson Philip A. Loomis, Jr. Assistant Secreta ry Donald C. McKenna Richard W. Millar Thomas M. Price Charles E. Scripps Millard Sheets Mrs. Elbert W. Shirk Henry Paul Willis Robert A. Hall four faculty homes. To finance the proiect several committees were organized with the assistance of alumni and friends of the school. Mr. Frank Gard Jameson supervised the Fund Raising Committee. ln charge of subcommittees were: Mr. Robert Hall and Mr. Reeve Darling, Alumni Fund Raising, Mr. Robert Reynolds, Parents Fund Raising, Mr. Steve Jeffries, Industrial Fund Raising, and Mr. Richard W, Millar, Special Gift Section. Although at the be- ginning ofthe year such a large and ambitious plan seemed hardly feasible, in the short space of nine months, the Board of Trustees has made a great part of it a reality.