Features

As they conclude their distinguished careers, discover how retirees Don Curtis, Tim Williams, Austin Clark, Heather Ott, Betsy Carmichael, Jean Lau, and Bill Cox have shaped Baylor through the years. 

For 44 years, Bill Cox has been a cornerstone of Baylor School as a classroom teacher and coach.

Austin Clark is retiring from Baylor after a 43-year career that most in the Baylor family would call legendary.

In her 38-year career, teacher and coach Heather Ott has become one of the most beloved and loving members of the Baylor family.

Fine arts instructor Betsy Carmichael had always made a point to encourage her students to observe and appreciate the beauty surrounding them at Baylor.

Over the last 35 years, the contributions of facilities manager Don Curtis have undoubtedly made lasting impact.

Tim Williams’ 35-year journey with Baylor’s Walkabout program began in 1991, when he was hired as a rock climbing guide for the Senior Trip.

Jean Lau's 15-year career at Baylor opened the window for students to learn not only the Chinese language, but to learn the culture as well.

It would be tempting to pat ourselves on the back for 50 years of Senior Trips, but we know the success of the trip is in the hands of the students and how they embrace their last week together.