Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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Honors: Pres. Senior Class, '24: Pres. .lunior Class, '23: Vice-Pres. S o p b o- more Class, '22: Stu- cl c nt Council, '22g Chm. Student Coun- cil. '23, '24, First l-ieut. Company, '2 l. '22: Cadet Captain. '23, '24: Pres. B Ass'n., '23g Pres. N. l7ootball,'22: Basket- ball, '2l, '22, '23, '24: Capt. Basket- ball, '22: Baseball. '2l, '22, '23, '24: Capt. Baseball, '22: Track, '22,' 23gAlI- City Football, '22. '23: Capt. All-City. '22: O. B. Andrews 'liro hy, '23: Y. lVl. Honors: Football, '2l, '22, '23: Capt. Cliatt. Club, '24: l'. D P '24 S. A. CBILLYJ BUSH l3il1y Slicri1f m'1i.x'l t'.xNoof:.x, 'l'l'2NN. Baylor School has added several new buildings and tripled its enrollment since Bush entered eight years ago. Don't think, however, that it has taken Billy that long to finish his Prep school work for he started in the lowest grade and has completed his course in due time. Bush's athletic career began at his entrance. l-le played on all the midget teams and gave promises of becoming a good athlete in the coming years. ln 1921 Billy's ambition of being on the varsity was realized, for he starred at halfback. He was elected captain for the next year, and was a bright star for the two following seasons, making All-City in '22 and '23. He has, moreover, been a mainstay inlall other forms of athletics. Bush has not shown his ability in athletics alone, for his military record is unsurpassed. l-le has been Captain of the Company for the past two years and was chosen as the best C. '22, '23, '24. drilled soldier at Camp lVlcClellan last year. ln the class room Bush has worked with the same seriousness of purpose that is characteristic of his other activities. He is a very good student and leaves school prepared to bring honor upon Baylor and himself. Page 3 .5