Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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q ,l..s.,,.j T '1Z,?'WiNlE 31211 's no 1 in 1 B 3 5 S ,X it JAMES B. RIICE Associate llemlnmster Direc-tor ot' Athletics F. l i r l . L y , L JAHIES A. PENNINGTON Assn:-inte llc-zulxnnsler Ile-ml of Latin BROADUS BI. SMITH lleml uf Modern Lung-nmg'es Dean ol' Stmlius -3 QI i ms a sans il' Wi il mi X DI EI! R1 -as AX is X I 1 Si ll B 1 R EW V566 w.........,, 4- Associate Headlnasters Pennington flcfll and Rikc finally get together lll lll Associate I-Icadmasters J, A. Pennington and J. B, Rike not only give to thc Baylor scene the warmth and humor of their personalities but also provide Headmaster Barks with two competent aides on whom he may lay large responsibility, Those oxpcriencvd ccluczltors are indeed excellent rcprcscrltativcs of Baylor. VIIARLES H. BERIIYMAN COL. FRANK M. BAKER lleml ul' Mntlwnmmiq-5 Cmnnmnllnnt nl' Cadets

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Hllllllllllll 9 3, MR. HERBERT BARKS The innumerable problems that are found in any educational institution are always eventually directed to the headmaster. The administrator who handles these difficulties justly and firmly and yet remains popular with the students is, indeed, capable of directing the policies of a great school. Herbert Barks is such a mzmg Baylor School is such an institution. The Barks ability is reflected in Baylor's success. Mr. Barks is worthy of his schoolg Baylor School is worthy of her head- master. No greater praise could be bestowed upon either,

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C AR'I'llUR I.. RANIUN lnstruvtnr in Muthunmtivs ,V gg. :,.-... g.,..., 'Ig-T. 'TTL' TL' 5. , ':'I I I E In i M. T. GRICGORY llvxul ol' llistury CONROW R. MILLICR Ill-ual nt' Junior Srelmul ROI!lGR'I' IV. HILL Assixtuut. Cmnnuuulunt Assistullt, Dirvf-ton' ot' Atlllvtius fi T., f'v , V i'QffiTQ'1 ! : , 2 1 'il F ,i I, VB ss: ,y 4 l A -L ' , . K kl'V x V : 7:-' la .45 , L . A ftf t . ' f ' 'A Pi S'l'ANLl'IY J. LICIYIS lnst.rut'tur in llisturp :xml lflnglisll ra Q l ILICORGIG l. l5tlt'li lnstrux-tor in Junior H4-huul fm ,- .I Iii . M . ta V551 nfs 4' 1 ! . ' v 1 1 DEAN S'l'I'IRLlNti Instructor in llistury lll'Ml'IllKl'IY Il. IIICYYYOOID Ilusilwsba Mnungrt-r H4-ntl Fuuthull t'uu1'h S17 I ,A 1 'TF H H gi 'Q LUKE YYORSIIAM Instructor in SL-ivm-Q iuul Mntlu-nmtics JAMES IC. llI'I l' lit-nd of Emrlif-sli SIRLICY B. EVANS Instructor in English ROY ASHLEY Instruvtnr ill English A A Y pi i r , J. E. BRADLEY Ileucl of Science WALTER ISRYCE HARRIS lnstruc-tor in Dlilfllhllliltitm ITT STANFILL CU'l'ClllN Instructor in Mnthenmtics lllCRlllCR'l? J. ANDERSON Instruvfor in Latin ,. pe xr V Q, .,. , . .W a df' asm yuan ,E WW' Q 3 ,L F S. 4 .1 K 5 wi? 7' 9-9 4 1 I V V as -...fl wi-it A ..,,,., D? ' ' 5 ,. . -1 -'Q I Q - ,ifvgv 2 g 4 1.3 ,5fl7fv:a1g:-fE1'FH is i