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Mr. LeGrand i>paut
Mr. Home (chairman)
Mr. Timberlake
to formulate school policy.
The headmaster hoped that “class advisers will help to keep classes together as units with their
Mr. Paoli
Mr. Vietor
Class Advisers Given New Role To Aid Student-Faculty Relations
In order to insure better stu­ dent-faculty relationships in Ward- law’s first year of heavily boosted enrollment, Headmaster Prentice C. Horne announced a new role for class advisers.
Mr. Horne has always made an effort to discuss report cards with every student. This year class ad­ visers assisted the headmaster. The advisers also served as a committee
opportunities to keep in close con­ tact with boys in daily classes.” Advisers were chosen by the stu­ dents.
Class advisers were: Mr. Horne (chairman), Mr. Jacques E. Le­ Grand, Mr. Robert B. Vietor, Mr. Alexander McDougall, Mr. Lewis B. Timberlake, Mr. Max J. Mun- zel, and Mr. Robert A. Paoli.