Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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u 1' 'ani 1 75,3 ' 22:51 E1 lf? THE SENIOR CLASS DONALD Mac-RAE ALLEN ATI..-XX'1'A. C1'IOKG1A 1'ii1l1'i'4-11. 1933. 1.1-zigue ljuslu-thall. 1953-'Sk Xiirsily llusr-11.111 1951. Hur liiflflwn in lliv .SU'iI1,L!lH'1lll ix ll lionfv ln-ur! 11on has been at llaylor only one year. but it llils been a pleasant one for everyone with wlioin he came in contact. Don has impressed us as one who liar that rare gift of perseverance. Whether in the class- room. on the basketball eourt. or on the baseball diamond. Slim has been in there pitching. giving it everything he's got. Suecess cannot be far off for this lanky Atlanta crackerllood1ue1c.Don.We'11 all miss you. JACK MURPHY ARMSTRONG 1Iuxxi.4fi'is,l1' .Mmm i. 1-Iximsiox SPAR'I',-XNBIRC. S01 1'11 tIA1i01.1N.-X lint:-rn-d. 1051.Corporia1. 1952: Winning 1'1atu..i1. 19355: IQ.-nipuny So-rg4-ant. 19511: Widget 1 uotba11. 1951: Yarsily 1-'-loximll. 1052- 33: 1.l'l1!'l'f11il11. 1952-i331 Wrestling. 1952-'5f1: 1.n'lte-rnian 19323511 1211-lliipttiiii. Wrestling Tv-:un. 1951: 1.e'tte-rni4-n'- Chili 1932-'51: Junior Si-Iionl Wrmstling lnstrurtor. 1951: '1'rzu-L 1052- 431: 'lireiistiri-r. Senior Class. 1953-'51, 0. lil is f',1'rv'lle11l to liun' ll Hlilllllhi .S.'l't'Ilf.!llI.N .lat'1x ,-Xrinstroiig. the- All-,'xlIlf'I'1l'iil1 Hoy. 1t's fortunate that Jaek is a line enougli athlete to lite up to that famous name. .-X first-string guard on lhi- fooihall team and a Nlid-South ureslling L-hampiou. he is said to he the strongest inan in the Nlid-South. Craek is one of the renowned 1'ave men. This is one of the most nearly unique honors that can be bestowed upon a Baylor Cadet. and those selected take themselves verv seriously. Sweeney's popularity is indicated by the fact that he was selected by the members of the senior class to handle a11 the tha! I money. Good luck to you. Jack. at Notre Dame.

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TI-IE WILLIAM RICHARD BROWN swfuxssoko. Gtioacm lfntered. 1958. Corporal. 1951: Sergeant. 1952: Guerry Rifles. 1952: Captain. 1953: Olliccrs' Club. 1953: Xlitc Atltle-tics, 1948- '50: Varsity Baseball, 1951-'53. Letterman. 1951-53: Baseball Captain, 1954: Varsity Soccer. 1952-'53. Letterman, 1952-'53: Varsity Football, 1953-'SL Letterman. 1953-'5-4: Secretary lfighth Grade Class, 1919: Treasurer. Freshman Class. 1950: Treasurer. Sophomore Class. 1951g I.ettermen's Club. 1951-'51: llead lnspector. Bradford Hall, 19533 Headmaste-r's Award. 1953. The game is afoot: the hunt is on. From the wilds of South Georgia there came to Baylor to enter the seventh grade a doctor's son whom we all know as Richard Brown. From the year he entered to his graduation Richard was a leader and athlete of great ability. A letterman in three sports and captain of the baseball team. Richard has attained the highest rank possible in military. besides having held numerous class otlices. Next yea: Richard. with true loyalty to his state. plans to enter the University of Georgia. which should be proud to receive Swainsboro's bid for a place on the map. So long. Dick! SENIOR CL SS ERWIN CONSTANT BRYSON, JR. 818 Asniinsow Srmzixr IJl'ltHA'tl. NORTH tIAROI.I'NA lint:-red, 1952. Gut-rry Rifles. 1953: Guide Sergeant. 1953: Bas- ltetball. 1952-'Fill Alternate Captain. 1951: Basheball. 1953: Tennis. 1951: Le-ttermt-n's Club. 195235-1. Children, behold the cl1impru1:ee. Watching Ed on the basketball court. one notices the ambidexterity which Monk has acquired after long hours of practice and hard work. Also in evi- dence is the fact that the big boy is one of the best shots on the Hoor. When Ed was a junior. Major llill would send him into the game. and the other four men on the team would form a screen for Ed. who would calmly swish in the field goals from all over the court. llut Ed practiced during the summer: and during the Gnal year he was one ofthe best ball-han- dlers on the floor. He was also renowned for a shrill ape-like cry that he would gasp at the startled oppo- nents who tried to shoot. The hill won't be the same without you. 1fd.lloollucli in the future.