Hun School of Princeton - Edgerstounian Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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-Qt The Staff The personnel office, taking care of the headmaster's personal business and students' daily re- quirements. It is supervised by Miss Ragland and Mr. McPhee. M 1 The administrative office, taking N , care of the general business and ,Q registration. It is supervised by GMX Miss Johnson, assisted by Mrs. I Cates.

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The Adminis PAUL A. FURRER is .Assistant Headmaster of the school. He is a graduate of Princeton University, his major academic fields being Mathematics and Science. Mr. Furrer came to the Hun School from Princeton University where he occupied the administrative post of assistant to the dean of the college. 8 tration DR. PAUL R. CHESEBRO, Headmaster of the Hun School, is a graduate of Amherst College. In 1927 he received his M. A. degree from Princeton University and joined the Hun faculty in 1929, where he taught until 1940. Appointed in 1951 as Headmaster, Dr. Chese- bro in the same year was honored with a Doctorate by Lawrence Insti- tute of Technology.

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Faculty DOUGLAS R. F. BORLEN, a graduate of Amherst, is Chairman of the English Department. Before joining The I-lun School staff in 1953, Mr. Borlen did graduate work at Cambridge University and the University of Rochester. He has traveled extensively in Europe, par- ticularly in England. EDWARD B. BAMMAN JR., Chairman of the Science Depart- ment, is a native Princetonian. He holds degrees from Princeton and Columbia universities and has stud- ied at M.I.T. and Union College. Mr. Bamman has taught science for many years. He is a member of the NSTA and the AAAS. ...gall CHARLES T. CADDOCK teaches French and a special English course for foreign students. He holds an M. A. degree from the University of Wisconsin, has attended the Uni- versite de Grenoble and the Sor- bonne. Mr. Caddock has gained teaching experience in American and French colleges and has trav- eled throughout the world.