Prof. R.R. Moss, Co-Principal. He had been with the school since it opened.

Rev. J.S. Chandler, Co-Principle. The Educational Board tendered Rev. Chandler the position upon the departure of Prof. P.D. Neilson in May, 1913. (Six individuals had expressed an interest in the position; Rev. Chandler was not among that number.) At the time, the good reverend was serving as pastor of the Columbia Methodist Church. He was hardly a stranger to Arbor Vitae Hill, however, as years earlier he had served on the committee that "came to Columbia and selected the site for the planting of the school buildings." Almost certainly, he taught Bible classes and possibly other subjects in addition to his administrative duties.

Prof. C.D. Nelson, of Conway, Ark., was a graduate of Oxford College. In addition to teaching "advanced courses," he also had charge of the boys' dormitory and was director of athletics.

Miss Flora Powell, of Monticello, Ky., Primary Grades.

Miss Elizabeth S. Hewitt, of New York, Music and Expression. (Less than three weeks into the fall term, Miss Hewitt's students gave a recital. Reported the News, "Her musical students, both instrumental and vocal, were of the highest order and were faultlessly rendered while her work in expression was most excellent." Miss Hewitt taught at Lindsey Wilson for two years.

Miss Alice Walker, of Columbia, assistant Music teacher, joined the faculty at some point after the term began. She was a daughter of William L. and Tollie Eubank Walker.

Miss Katherine E. Murrell, of Columbia, Latin and German.