Page 6 - 1960 Wardlaw

Many generations of "Wardlaw sons" have watched our school grow, expand, and improve.
A new era has begun for the Wqrdlaw School. It is our good fortune to have Mr. Prentice C. Horne, formerly of Deerfield Acad­ emy, as our new headmaster, and the Board of Trustees, made up of interested and com­
petent men, which acts as the school's govern­
ing body.
In retaining the name. The Wardlaw Country
Day School, they have been mindful of the heritage of seventy-eight years of tradition be­ gun and perpetuated by Mr. C. Digby Wardlaw.
It is the intention of the editors of the Maroon and Gold to bring to the pages of our 1960 edition reflections of change and advancement as they occur at the "new Wardlaw .
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