Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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A MILLION MARCHING FEET Remember, only you can prevent mistakes in a parade Then if you can sing tenor, we're set .Q 7 On top of old Smoky

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Now that the sun has risen, gentlemen, we can go back and drill outdoors. The Colors and the guards THE ENGLAND OF This is government property, son. Give it back! 31' f'-aa., ,- , fx, ., .G E ith a history of valor in war, the English people have served as the epitome of com- batant patriotism. This sense of duty has been inherited by the English descendants in America, and thus has been passed on to Baylor. Our military is an integral part of our program. We, too, have served patriotically through re- views and parades, competitions and inspec- tions, wind and cold. Though only a semi- military unit, the brigade steps as high as any Beefeater, and the uniform is Worn as proudly as any Scottish kilt. The playing fields of Eton have provided soldiers no more capable than has Rike Field. 6

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Back to mat and belly to belly f , X any of the sports in which Baylor athletes participate originated in Great Britain. Soccer, of course, is a recent import from the land of the limeys. A form of tennis was played centuries ago in the court of St. James, While golf found its origin in Scotland. The cricket field of England sired the baseball diamond of America, and football traces its parentage to the English game of rugby. No matter what the sport, though, Baylor's banners are borne high by her athletes. This year's teams have employed the twin traditions of sportsmanship and determined effort in order to bring to the school another Baylor tradition-victory. The calm before the storm WE HAVE ME T Knees and elbows vie for soccer ball