Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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, ..1 i. - 4 .,t- '3 Q. w w ,4 x ,lu A-'13, gf, . ly X V. A . ..N H. , ffonorxz l'rivalf, '24: Basketball squacl,A '24: Golf Club. '24g Tennis Club, '24: Runner- Up Tennis Tourna- ment, '24g Society of Seven, '24, IVIELVIN BALDWIN Slim fini UilA'l l'ANOOGA, 'l'l'iNN. Melvin matriculated at Baylor in the fall of l923. He came to us from our friends across the river at City High School. By the record he made there we know that his quali- ties and attainments are rarely found in a prep school boy. Slim Jim's abilities and interests have been recognized since he entered here. He at once took up the spirit of the school, and although he has not made a letter in any of the athletic teams, he has shown his manliness by being on hand every afternoon. In the class-room also he has proved that he can accomplish anything he attempts, for he is usually on the Honor Roll. Popular, pleasing, and genteel in his appearance, Slim Jim has won a place in the hearts of all who know him. When an occasion demands, there is not a merrier character in school than this specimen of the human race. Next year Melvin will while we hate to lose him, continue his search for a ' ' M H ' we feel that our loss is Vir- thorough education at the Q ginia's gain. University of Virginia, and . f N ,. . ., . ., .. ,. Page 29 ,, ,,.. A .

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