Times Mirror Company (1968–80) Business Stanley Durwood, class of 1938; founder of AMC Theatres; invented the multiplex Donald J. Hall, Sr., class of 1946; chairman, Hallmark Cards (1966–present); president and CEO, Hallmark Cards (1966–86); son of Hallmark Cards founder Joyce Hall Donald J. Hall Jr., class of 1974; president and CEO, Hallmark Cards (2002-); son of Hallmark Cards chairman Donald J. Hall, Sr. Irvine O. Hockaday Jr., class of 1954; president and CEO, Kansas City Southern Industries (1971–83), Hallmark Cards (1986–2001); member of the board, Hallmark Cards (1978–2001), Ford Motor Company (1987-), Dow Jones & Co. (1990–2007), Aquila, Inc. (1995–2001), Sprint (1995-), Crown Media Holdings (2000-), Estée Lauder (2001-); chairman, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City (1986) John W. Jordan Jr., class of 1965; founder, The Jordan Company Jen Kao, class of 1999; fashion designer; daughter of Garmin co-founder Min Kao Sports Masten Gregory, attended; Formula One driver Bill Rockne, class of 1935, and Knute Rockne Jr., class of 1937; sons of Notre Dame football coach Knute Rockne, who was leaving Kansas City after visiting his sons at Pem-Day when he died in a plane crash JaRon Rush, class of 1998; McDonald's All-American Team college basketball player, University of California-Los Angeles (1998–2000); professional ABA and NBA Development League player, brother of basketball players Kareem Rush and Brandon Rush Kareem Rush, class of 1999; college basketball player, Missouri Tigers (1999–2002); professional NBA, NBA Development League, and ABA shooting guard, brother of basketball players JaRon Rush and Brandon Rush Bill Wakefield, class of 1959; professional Major League Baseball pitcher, New York Mets (1964) Tom Watson, class of 1967; professional golfer; won Masters Tournament (1977, 1981), the U.S. Open (1981), and the British Open (1975, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1983) John Windsor, class of 1958; college basketball player, Stanford Indians (1959–63); professional NBA player, San Francisco Warriors (1963–64) Nitin Dhiman, class of 1998, physician and college basketball player, Iberoamerican University (1999-2005) and professional ABA player San Diego Wildcats (2006) Kimberly Chexnayder, attended; on-air personality for NFL Media, (2018–present). Clayton Custer, attended; former Loyola Chicago basketball standout and current Director of Video Operations and Player Development at the University of Oklahoma. Marcus Smith, class of 2019; 3rd round selection by the Oakland Athletics in the 2019 MLB Draft, current member of the Texas Rangers organization. References External links The Pembroke Hill School (Official Website) Educational institutions established in 1910 High schools in Kansas City, Missouri