Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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Jafar ncfn Me SENICDRS We donlt want to be accused of smugness, but we really feel that the Class of 1936 is a pretty good class, taken by and large. We have upheld the traditions of the School reasonably well, and although some of us have been too frequently seen at Lanels, we have so far kept out of the hands of the law. We have cle- veloped some excellent athletes and much military material of a high order, not to mention scholars of Cum Honore status to the mystic number of seven. As we say goodbye to the good old Hilltop, we wish to leave this final word with the Baylor boys who will occupy our places in the years to come: Do your best for your School, not only on the playing field but also in the classrooms. Let's go, Tigers! THE KLIF KLAN STAFF. MOREAU JAMES JUMONVILLE NEVV ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Entered 1932: Y. lVl. C. A.. 1932-33-34-35-365 Captain ,lunior Midget Football, 19313 Captain Basketball 'Team. champion of League, 19333 Treasurer of Sophomore Class. 19343 Varsity Tennis. 1934-35-36: Varsity Basketball, 1935- 363 Captain Varsity Basketball, 19365 President of junior Class, 19353 Secretary of Student Y. Nl. C. A., 19355 President Student Y, Nl. C. A., 1936, President Senior Class, 19363 Chairman Student Honor Council. 19365 Platoon Sergeant. 1935: Captain A Company. 19363 Win- ning Platoon, 1934-353 Crack Platoon, 19343 Student Honor Council, 1935-36, Midyget'-1-Football, l933g Captain Varsity enms. Due to sickness, Moreau was four weeks late returning to school at the beginning of his last year. When time came, however, to elect the Senior Class President, he was elected, despite the fact that he was not pres- ent. The highest elective honor that Baylor can bestow climaxed four years of leadership for Moreau. His captaincy of the basketball team, his captaincy of the tennis team, and his cap- taincy of Company A,-all show his ver- satile abilities. Few boys, if any, made more sincere friends than Moreau. His pleasing person- ality, his gift of leadership, his marvelous school spirit, and his unquestionable charac- ter have won for him the admiration of his classmates. It is a well known fact that the world is eagerly searching for men with initiative and ability. Moreau possesses these two quali- ties. We shall not be surprised when we hear that he has made a success in life. It is men like him that keep the high standard of Baylor riding high. It is with sorrow that we see him go, but it is with boastfulness that we say, He is a Baylor cuss Pnesloem HDV' l 76 72