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FACULTY CHARLES HAWKINS, B.A., M.A. Assistant to the Headmaster THOMAS GREGORY B.A., M.A. Head of History CONROW MILLER, B.A., Ph.D Director of Dramatics and Head of Junior School HUMPHREY HEYWOOD B .B .A. Business Manager JAMES BRADLEY B.S., A.B., M.S. Head of Science COL. W. W. WATSON, B.S. Commandant of Cadets and Instructor in Mathematics l 18 CHARLES BERRYMAN, B.A. Associate Headmaster and Dean of Studies JAMES PENNINGTON, B.A., M.A. Associate Headmaster and Head of Language Department BRYCE HARRIS, B.Al, M.A. Head of Mathematics JAMES HITT, B.S., M.A. Head of English Baylor possesses innumerable features which make her a fine school, but a primary one is the nature of her faculty. It is not composed of men who could be replaced by teaching machines. Each instructor has a method of transferring knowledge that only he, the originator, can successfully employ. Nicknames, stories, and little phrases have spread the fame of each teacher over the campus. We're still friends, nowf, Up, up, little folks! You're the one! Mark off one of your rounds. Here is your silver dollar. All right, buddy. I would like to say just a few wordsf, And there are many more. Each of the above quotes brings to mind a certain teacher. Each teacher has given to his students the benefit of his personality as well as his knowledge. At Baylor a unique relationship exists between the faculty and the student body, for the walls of a classroom do not con- fine the exchange of ideas. Individual teachers working with nothing more revolutionary than chalk, blackboards, and imagination have carried on the invaluable function of stimulating young minds to learn about, and think about, man and his world.