Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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- SENIORS - is CLIFFORI5 WILLIAM BOWERS SIGNAL MOUNTAIN, 'TENNESSEE Ente-red 19285 Corporal. 1930-315 Se1'g,'t-21111, 192525 First Lin-tutuxxallt 19333 Cravk Platoon, 19315 Track, 15131-323 State Charnpion Relay Tram, 151325 Baylor Notes. 1932-335 Klil' Klan Stuff, 19335 Debat- ing Team 19335 Llrl-llcstra, 1929-325 Playhouse Guild. 19333 Chapel Trio, 1930-315 Choir, 19325 Honor Fongrt-Ss, 19315 Quartet, 1932. A boy with force and personality-that's Clifford Bowers. These characteristics of Clifford have blasted him a niche in the summit of every activity to which he has directed his efforts. Look for his name among the best in any competition, whether it be debating or declaiming, writ- ing or singing, drilling or running. Men with the initiative and perseverance of Clifford are the men that come out on top when the road to success is beset with innumerable difficulties. JORDAN STOKES BROWN, JR. SPRINGFIELD, TENNESSEE Entered 19315 Color Corporal, 19335 Y. M. C. A., 1932-335 Orchestra., 1932-33. During the two years that Stokes has been at Baylor his cheerful personality has won him many friends, and he has proved to be an honest, hard-working boy. His ready wit and humor entertain the most discriminating of listeners. Although he does not enter into many activities, he is among the best at whatever he undertakes. He quietly goes about his business 'Qvithout inter- fering with any one else! and always has a cheerful word for others. In brief, Stokes is an ex- cellent friend and companion. 0 PAGE 24 0

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Welt ' 'www or 0 SENIORS ' ii' E GERALD WILSON ACKERSON GADSDEN, ALABAMA Entered 1930, Sergeant, 19333 Track. 19335 Soccer, 19315 Y. M. C. A., 1031-333 Glee Club. 1931-325 Literary Club. 1932, Choir, 1931-33. Ackerson is among that group of seniors who have grown up at Baylor. Four years ago, when he entered as a freshman, he made many friends by his quiet, determined way. Ackerson seems to think before he speaks, and he is considerate of the other fellow. In the classroom and on the campus he is a boy who is ready and willing to try anything once. Although he is not a star in athletics, he has always made the most of his athletic abilities. Because of his military ability and leadership he was appointed a guide sergeant in the second platoon. He is one of the best orators in school. VVhen Ackerson graduates this year, Baylor will lose one of the boys whose ready smile, quick humor, and willingness to help has made the stay at Baylor a happy and profitable one for many boys. CLIFFORD KENNETH ACKERSON GADSDEN, ALABAMA Entered 1930, Supply Corporal, 19333 Supply Sergeant, 19333 Soccer, 1931-323 Baseball Manager, 1932- 335 Y. M. C. A., 12431-33, Klif Klan, 19333 Baylor Notes, 1931-33, Orchestra, 1931-335 Rifle Team, 1933. There arrived on the Baylor campus in the fall of '30 a slightly overgrown, red-haired boy. He said his home was in Gadsden, Alabama. He stared at everything that came before his eyes. But four years as a Baylorite has brought a change-a drastic change. Clifford Ackerson be- longs to the big-man class of the campus. He has proved his skill as an excellent soccer player. For the past few years also he has been a valuable handy man, oft being seen here and there about the campus performing some duty. Cliff aspires to become an interior decorator. He has shown his ability in this particular field as chief decorator for the Baylor entertainments. He will migrate to the Golden Gate of the West this summer. Good luck, Cliff. 0 PAGE 23 0

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'S v SENIORS 0 JOSEPH I-IARDWICK CALDWELL CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Entered 19273 lit?-I-'lltPl'l?ll 19311 Corporal, 1929-333 Baylor'Notes, 1933Q K1if Klan, 19331 Business Club, 1:a3zg Y. M. C. A., 1933. Joe is the sort of boy that likes variety. He has been a Baylor student off and on for a num- ber of years, living part of the time on Lookout Mountain and part of the time on Baylor Hill. This would seem to indicate that he will always be on top, wherever he is. Joe has that superior quality which will enable him to bear the notice, HCustom Built. An accomplished dancer, a polished gentleman, and a witty conversationalist, he is somewhat of a social lion. A young man with his talents is, of course, much in demand by the ladies, but in spite of this fact, joe finds time for his favorite outdoor sport-driving. Any of his many friends will tell you that he is an expert at this form of athletics. The school is sorry to lose joe and his sunny disposition, but it feels that he will be a success whether he turns out to be a society man or an automobile racer. KENNETH H. BROWN CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE Entered 19303 Sergeant, 19333 Honor Congress. 1931: Y, M. C. A., 1931-333 Orchestra. 19311 Baylor Notes. 19333 '-Klif Klan, 19333 Debating Team, 1933. Peapo is one of the many Cleveland boys who have been great successes here. He entered in 1930, and in the summer of 1931 he unfortunately had an automobile accident which kept him out of school until January of 1932. , VVhile he has been here he has excelled in many activities. His chief sport is golf. How that boy can drive! Because of his military ability Peapo'l was made supply sergeant this year. ln the orchestra he played a trumpet until this year, when other activities forced him to give it up. His quick thinking and oratorical gifts made him an outstanding member of the debating team. His literary ability won for him a position on the Baylor Notes and' KLIF KLAN staffs. He does well in all his classes and has mad the Honor Roll several times. Combined with these qualities 'Tea 0 has a fine sense of humor, a ready smile, honesty, in- tegrity, and an ability to make friends! His personality will endear him to every one he meets as he has been endeared to us. ' 0 PAGE 25 0