Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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There is nothing which has quite the same thrilling note as the militant roll of drums. the urgent peal of bugles, and the tramp of feet marching in unison. It is a long walk out Market Street and in Broad Street on that day of the long trek, but it is an unforgettable walk. It is a long, hot mess at Government Inspection, but it is very satisfying to view with pride that gold star on your sleeve, realizing that you did your part to earn the recognition. As a matter of fact, the whole business is not really so bad after all, now is it? Of course, there are embarrassing moments, such as those which come when the inspecting army otiicer asks you what your name is, and you are forced to answer, I don't recall, sir. Moments such as these constitute our wars, but in reflection we can view the thing with peaceful satisfaction.

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What price glory? Glory does not come cheap. nor does it come quickly. It is attained through many hours of practice and only a few minutes of actual playing time. Baylor athletes practice long and hard in order to lend their small bit of glory to the greater glory of the school. Each player does his small part, but each part moves the team one step closer to glory. The glory of a Baylor team does not always come through victoryg sometimes it comes through defeat. A team that can accept defeat but keep attempting to win a victory also attains glory.