Baylor High School - Klif Klan (Chattanooga, TN)

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SE IDRS Eine My GEORGE PATTON BAILEY Wendy Trail LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE Entered 1957 VIRGINIA: Private First Class 1959, Corporal 19601 Squad Sergeant 1961Q Captain 19621 Bradford Guard 1958-592 Neat Cadet 1957-583 French Club 1962-633 Varsity Football 1961-621 Wrestling 1959: Freshman Basketball 19602 Varsity Soccer 1961-1963, Captain 1962-63: Varsity Baseball 1962-633 Varsity Tennis 1960-61, B Tennis 19591 Mite Athletics 1957- 593 Letterman's Club 1961-63: Honorable Mention, All-City football 19623 First team, All Mid-South football 1962. So 'much is a man worth as he esteems himself? 3 George's sense of humor prevails whether he is on the football field or in the classroom. Soccer practice and French class, alike, have been enhanced by his spirited and humorous ways. His confidence has led him to great success on the athletic field. One, however, cannot over- look George's versatility. He does well with the fairer sex, and handles classwork with little trouble. Booboo, your sharp wit has won you many friends even if it has failed to squelch Mr. Hitt. gamers JOHN FRANKLIN BAIN 1206 Pinecrest Drive ALBANY, GEORGIA Entered 1960 EMORY UNIVERSITY: Corporal 1961: Company Sergeant 19621 Dormitory Inspector 1962-63g Christian Forum 1960-632 French Club 1962-63: Baylor Notes 1962-633 Wrestling 19611 Golf 1961-63. Darwinian Man, though well-behaved, At best is only a monkey shaved! Swinging in from the swamps of South Georgia, John seems to have had an enjoyable time adapting himself to civilization. From Loveman's John learned to dress. From Mc- Donald he learned to shave. From Suzanne he learned how to act around girls. Nevertheless, John, you've established a creditable record here, and, as you leave, your wake is filled with Mr. Harris' tears and Britt's parting bark. 7-5

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JIMMY MORGAN President ww BILL SUDDERTH JOE JELKS BILL SHARPE BARNEY VARNER Day Vice-President Boarding Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ABCD, that's our motto. Always Be Cheerful, D- unn. 1 f me new sf Q A 'V xi . saw

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THE 1963 Male 5,365 KIRK BRADEN BALL 1811 N. Yates Avenue PENSACOLA FLORIDA Entered 1960 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY: Private First Class 19613 Corporal 19621 Lieutenant 1963Q Neat Cadet 19611 Dormitory Inspector 19633 Christian Forum 1963- KVJF KLAN 19632 Balyor Notes 1962-633 Midget Football 1960-61. The only 'reward of 'virtue is vlrtueg the only way to have a friend is to be onef' Dependability-that is one word that just about everyone will use in a conversation about Kirk Ball, unfortunately, there are no conversa- tions about Kirk Ball so no one has ever used the word in that context. Kirk is recognized however as a salt-of-the-earth, good-old-grass- r o o t s , backbone-of-the-country, well-liked, friendly cuss who can be nicer than a 50-year- old den mother who has just been mistaken for Tuesday Weld. Kirk is planning to be an orthpa-othro--orthodea-W Salt 'K Wi li-a den- tist, so we want him to go to college and raise cain fnovocaine, that isj. fl 150,13 STEVEN JOHNSON BARR 4429 36th Street North ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Entered 1960 DEPAUW: Private First Class 19613 Corporal 19612 Captain 19623 Dormitory Inspector 19623 Glee Club 1961-63, Vice- President 19633 French Club 1961-62: Varsitv Football 1960-633 Varsity Soccer 1961-632 B Soccer 19601 Varisty Track 1961- 633 Letterman's Club 1961-633 All Mid-South Football 19623 Mid-South Mile Relay Champion Team Member 1962. Life is a struggle, but not a warfaref' A powerful asset on the gridiron, a rough competitor in soccer, and a whiz in track, Steve is many a younger boy's perfect hero. Athletic prowess is second only to Steve's leadership ability. A strict, yet fair, military man, Steve has captured the respect of the boys and Col. Watson. A colorful figure on campus, Steve cannot miss in college. Can you, Steve? 9.6