Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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1. -rye.,-- , sg Q M lag 5? tag 'Le oi, 7, 1 'gl 'wiv 15 ,-f' f 1 ' . 5 I , . 4 f : .' r 1 i - . ' S E N I O R S 0 ' 1 5 1' JAMES FERGUSON FINLAY, JR. CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE V Class Treasurer Entered 19275 Vice-President Seventh Grade, 19285 President Eighth Grade, 19295 Vice-President Soph- omore Ulass, 19315 Vice-President Junior Class, 1932g Treasurer Senior Class, 19335 Corporal, 19325 Ser- geant, 1933: Football, 1931-325 Track, 1932-33, Captain, 1933, State Champion Relay Team, 19325 Honor Congress, 19315 Honor Council, 1929-33. 'jim is a quiet youth- with a winning way. Jim's gay, engaging smile and carefree disposition contribute much to his popularity. His personality plus is especially well known to the cuter sex. Fair maidens, from the rocky shores of Massachusetts to the sun-kist beaches of North Car- olina, can readily attest to that. In appreciation of his work for the last two years on the track team, he was chosen captain of the P9133 squad. He has also been a valuable football man of Coach Rike's for the past two seasons. While he was not a star, jim was a hard fighter and well deserves his varsity letter. His place will be very difficult to fill. ,f In his school work Finlay is above the average. His scholastic work and his athletic ability make Jim an all-round good cadet. Jim will be greatly missed at Baylor next year, but we are sure that he will carry on the Hne quality of work that he has always done here, thereby assur- ing his success. . GABRIEL -I. FRUMKIN cllA'l'rANOoGA, TENNESSEE Entered 19275 Corporal, 19315 Sergeant, 19325 Lieutenant, 19335 Soccer, 19275 Football, 19325 Basket- ball, 1932-33. All-State, 1933, Honor Congress, 19315 Klil' Klan, 1932. Gabriel has been at Baylor 'for six years, each year being more successful than the preceding one. While he has been here he has taken almost every class the school has to offer, and he has made excellent grades in all of them. He is also an athlete of no mean ability, for he has made . ff the football, soccer, and basketball teams during his course here. Because of his knowledge of -QI, ? mllltary tactics, Gabriel was appointed a staff lieutenant this year. J We all feel certain that no matter where Gabriel goes or what he does he will meet with the V4 greatest success possible. - X 1 K -f 0 PAGE 29 0 I 1, x

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SENIORS , If ' SAM B. DILLARD, JR. SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA Entered 150325 Y. M, C. A., 19335 Orchestra, 151312. Sam Dillard is the most outstanding musician of the schoolg boys enjoy hearing him play any of his several instruments because he is so good on each. He is another one of quiet typeg never intruding and always minding his own business. He does well in his classes because of the hard, honest work he puts on his lessonsg in his athletics he is also a very hard worker. Sam is popular in that he is well liked by every one, although he does not mix much, seem- ing to prefer to have a quiet time with a book or listening to his radio. He is also a very neat cadetg his room is always in good shape for inspection, and his uniform is always properly worn. MERRILL WILMORE Doss IIARTSELLE, ALABAMA Class Prmidfnt Entered 1929: Prcsimlt-nt Scnior Flass. 111333 Uorporztl 19325 First Lieutenant, 19321 Football, 1931-325 Track, 19335 Honor Congress, 19315 Y. M. C. A., 1929-33, Vice-President, 1932, President, 1933, State Sur-1'etary, 19333 Glen Club, 1931-32. Merrill is one of Baylor's most popular students. He shows remarkable ability in every field he enters. His uprightness and integrity are chiefly responsible for his election to many impor- tant oH'ices. His military ability made him a first lieutenant this year. His perseverance won him a berth on the football team. i In spite of his numerous extra-curricular activities Merrill makes good grades in all his sub- jects. He is one of the most able senior-class presidents we have ever had. It is with the greatest regret that we see him leave Baylor, for he holds a position at Baylor that will be hard to fill. 0 PAGE 28 0

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- SENIORS ' FRANK LOUIS GODDARD, JR. HARRIMAN, TENNESSEE 1CIlU'l't'ti 110252, Y. M. Cf. A., 19153, 0l'Ches:tI'z1, 1933, Hlilil' Klan, 19333 l1OTl0l' R01l, 1933. In the fall of lgz a handsome, good-natured young man by the name of Louis Goddard made his appearance on the Baylor campus. He made an ever-widening circle of friends immediately, and soon he was known throughout the school for his likable qualities. ' Louis is by no means conceitedg but when he knows that he is right, he will always assert his opinion confidently. He is outstanding in scholasticsg his name has appeared on every Honor Roll and has never appeared on any campus list. After his graduation Louis plans to enter the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. We wish him the best of luck and hope that he succeeds as an outstanding midshipman. WALTER HARBESON DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, GEORGIA Entt-'red 1932, Y. IU. U. A., 1933. Though HSon has only been at Baylor a year, he has made friends with every boy on the Hill. He has a strong personality and a liking for hard work. Son is famous for hisawonder- ful physique. Ever since he was seen in a bathing suit last fall he has often been called Little Tarzan. Baylor has had a good many boys from Florida, but of Son it really could be said that no better boy has every represented that state here. USon is happy-go-luckyg but underneath his playfulness there seems to be a desire to attain success-and he will. 0 PAGE 30 0