Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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QA IARI D HAII: BA 1Yalej 1 lc r THOMAS HARRIS A B M A IV and rb lr Unlversltyl 1:1 ROY X FRW IN A B m el nd Um e ln! an d h lr U xr I lL une f No th Ca o mal Vglflfai af ZLAE year . . SCHOOL DIARY September 13 1935, and amldst groans from the old boys and happy chattermg of the new cadets, a large student body of 240 15 greeted and rtgxstered by usual professors, Pennmgton, B Smxth, Erwm, Berryman, etc Football practlce, begun long before school, contlnues, and great hopes arlse when Tlgers race roughshod over Copperhxll ln flrst game, 510 Boys become bedeclced ln brand new uniforms and begln to have a semblance of mxlltary appearance Three new, young, and handsome professors Jom old fogeys namely, Lady lcxller and Asslstant Commandant Captam Cruce, ChCmlSI1Cal Mr Webb Mr Bradley Captam Blxgh Masterson latter begxns hrs long cru1se T1me marches on and student councxl 1S appolnted Comes the tradltlonal McCall1e game and sorrow when Tlgers, after galnlng an early lead, falter and lose hghtmg, 217 Henry umonvxlle lands all c1ty asslgnment Chrrstmas exams threaten and b come reallty on Frlday December 16 but schol ars Butterfleld Davenport etc, breeze rlght through whlle re mammg cadets are struvglm Fxnally the holrdays and cheers from everyone Day boys begxn conquest of falr damsels, wxth Arclue Day commg ln for beaucoup orchlds for h1s alert handlmg of Charlotte Haymore on attempted shoe strlng catch Boardmg students truck home to tear up the home town and thelr parents cars Entlrely too soon, anuary 8 1936, cadets make thelr way back to hrll accompanled by Mr and Mrs loklaho a Um er ltyl lRlf'3 In Umfffl ml nl o C 6 1 n, in H,5,, L gl h and M llemaz Hanoi' 0041 777 ' 1 . . , . , . , . , I , Ifrrnl of Englklv Jfmrlnlnf ' I . 9 ' ' . 5' 7 5 1 Q ' ' D g . . A . , , - 7 ' ' 2 i ' ' ' . . - lnntrurmr in 'lglufy . U I I 1.. Hays cxauce, PLA. XVIIIIAM H. MASTERSON, An. m 'v s' A S Y jk Asxnmnl Comm.: .1 f ad! 1 ,,m-,W ' ' My lmlruclvr 111 :rl is a 1 In 2 . E- 1Cu b r-3 1 'vlrs' I IV 1 or 1 mvers y I rsity' o r 1 r l' 1'ff.nf uf Iumm Srlwul . f '

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wantmg for the afternoon round up call when they wlll hear Foreman Barks make one announcement Chow Shnger Heywood of the round up crew moves the cattle to a fertlle green valley for a ga ga Thanksgtvmg feed, and does the new and abundant grass taste good' Some of the steers begxn to burn the mrdmght oll and to exerclse xn order not to grow too sleek and fat and therefore be cut out and sent to the slaughter house on the frrst exams, hopmg to contmue on down the long trall to the final reckonmg and escape entlrely wlll they? But there IS hope, a good many have barely mlssed the kmfe through the grace of some kmd cow puncher The dogles are just gettmg over the scare of b mg mcluded ln the first slaughtering at the Chrrstmas weedmg out They go mto the second stretch of the Journey towards udgment Day Bad weather sets 1n and many of the weakhngs fall srck by the way but all goes well and none are lost, thanks to the great and unselfldi work of Veterlnarran Clemmer and her able asslstant nurse After the wmter storms and snows are over and sprmg comes creeplng back down on the hllls and plalns, the dogles get more frlsky and more act1v1t1es start takmg place among them On the smoking area the old bulls pull out thelr PIPES and b gm relatmg tales of thelr experlence ln the old days, but now and then a daring and venturesome yearlmg 1ntrudes wlth a tale, and some are admltted to the bull sessron The older WltS are Henry umonvrlle Marshall Balentlne, Chlpso Ransom and Blg Tlme Stlles The steers have been loafmg on the long traxl that leads to the green meadows of graduatlon, and the second perlod of weedmg out fmds them at the very doors on the slaughterlng house before they real1ze 1ts nearness Thrs t1me the kmfe claxmed stlll more of the herd, but It contlnues doggedly on down the Old Chlsholm Tran The one t1me maver1cks are no longer such, as after a brlef resplte for food, dr1nk and rest, they go 1nto the home stretch, that short snappy but all lmportant period Gxt a ong' BROADUS MANIY SMITH GEORGI: I BRADFORD A B A M A B M A 4Umver1ty of South Carollnal 'Rand lph Macon Cones , ROBFRT W HILL QBaylor Scho lb 1 t xl Duc 4lh1rll 1 51 pc v 5 P n rl a I r nl nos l-I JAMELS A PENNINGTON A B fUn1on Umversltyj Hea'oLHnDeptet fxg, U d D CHARI ES H BERRYMAN BS H cl of Modern L g age Dept: lm nt 8 ,U span 6 I Imihfssf Ulkledjfyli U H B HEYWOOD -IR BBA 'UNIV stty of Chattanooga Buxmesx Man gel Imnucmr m General Science

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if Influenza. Even Mr. Barlcs' nose is tied . . . Siege of snows and sleets begins, and Mr. and Mrs. Influenza have offspring . . . Barney Ireland does himself proud demonstrating to all the would-be Olympic slciiers the exact art . . . Mr. Barlcs warns boys about snowballing fellow-professors with some idea of pro- tection for himself. Coach I'Iill's Red Baslceteers begin wonderful season by win- ning first thirteen out of sixteen clashes under Captain Moreatl Jumonville . . . Third dance great mainly because of Chipso Ransomls beauty from baclc home . . . If you have any doubts about that love affair, aslc Chip and have them destroyed-quiz the girl and have them confirmed. City's annual stagette for cadets is given and cute Dub McAfee wallcs away with honors . . . Major Fisher sits over in the corner bashfully, but Hale-l how he struts . . . Scholars Butterfield, lVIcKenzie, and Yeargan get all het us about said stagette and to their great surprise and Bligh Mastersonls joy become one of the mass born under the sign of campus-ia . . . Ho-hol Salesman comes to campus in Austin and is rudely surprised Twerps assembling in circle for aflernoon drill. General Ay- cock, calchinq sigh? of phofoq- rapher, poses in besf military manner. HAROLD IJ. XYHEPS A H., .-X '-l I Fxanl- lm I-iilvpz-I lIXh.llJl1H li:'z.ri.uAl Il.,..l .ij ,Si init llrpnlnn-1