Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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, ..- ,S 4: . sf! s-Quia ' , f Wm .. 9 ,li -V Q 'X- K .: ,Iii ' 'G i 'lf ' E ssl, gL HEADMASTER Just as John Bull symbolizes all that is English, so Dr. Barks represents all that is Baylor. This man has dedi- cated thirty-five years towards uphold- ing Bay1or's traditions of excellence. He has not been satisfied, however, to rest on the laurels of the past. Tradition has not blinded him to the need for constant change and improvement to meet the demands of a dynamic world. Under Dr. Barks' guidance, the school is engaged in an extensive build- ing program. Library volumes are to be doubled within five years. The Great White Father, though, continues to stress those qualities which have made Baylor great. The theories of calculus and the truths of Virgil receive equal emphasis. The honor system is still Baylorls most cherished possession. Changes have not marred but, instead, have improved the school's proud spirit. Dr. Barks must be highly commended for his success in combining proven tradition and modern innovation,

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