Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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mm$mmm@ mm M® EI MORE ROSEBUR ALEXANDER Fort Mill. S. C. Think before you make a promise and then stick to it — a good character is rather In he chosen than great riches. HORTICULTURE Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Major. President Palmetto Literarj s .cict ; President Lancaster Count} ( ' lull ' Jii Vive-President Fort Mill Club, 2 ; Secretary and Treasurer Lancaster Countj Club, ' l ' i : Secretary and Treasurer, Horticulture Society, ' - ' i ; Business Manager Chronicle, ' - ' • . Agricultural Society : Friendship Council ; R. T. C. Camp McClellan Alabama. Alec for three years, bul qow it is Major . lie achieved this position on his military merit after taking the whole mil- itary staff by storm ami being on excel- lent terms with Captain Lee. These two have taken many a ride to Anderson for the purpose of seeing the fairer sex. Alec is interested in horticulture, be- ing one f George Peter ' s ardent follow- ers. Some of these days we all expect him to own a large orchard from which he may clean up a million. lie was always given most of the extra work in the Section, as was implied in these words: Air. Alex- ander, will you do He never shirked any of this work and we predict that all through life he will never mind the daily grind and will wind up as a great success. Go to it. Alec. we are all with you. With the ability as a horticulturist, and that wonderful girl of yours, you can make oranges and peaches grow in the Arctic Regions, peculiarly marvelous Bone ' s OLIN SAMUEL AXDERSt »N Timmonsville, S. ( ' . Lije does not consist in holding a good hand, but in playing a bad hand u ell. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Private; Private; Private; Senior Private Member A.I.E.E. ; Clean Sleeve Club: Chaplain Ot Jail Birds Chili; Palmetto Literary Society; President of Darlington County Club; R.O.T.C., Camp .McClellan. Ala. Min. better known by his admirers, both male and female, as Ilambone . or more intimately as just plain Bone , achieved fame at Clemson just for his accentuated speech and for his success with the unfair sex. manipulati f the ladies ' hearts is not unlike Ponzi ' s manipulation of dollars. lie soon decided that the world was greatly in n I of a good 1 :hanical en- gineer. One might think that Anderson. being an ardent disciple of a certain movie actor whose name reminds one of the most useful of petroleum by-products, is do! a g I student. This, however, is not the case. I lis record as a student has not been phenomenal, but be. like the rest id ' us. lias waded through foui- years of classes and now must Mart his life as a graduate. It is impossible for anyone to believe that anything but success shall be Ander- son ' s lot. Twenty-Four

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sm ss Thomas Lafayette i ,keh Bailey, Jr. Clinton, S. C. He is a wise man who always knows what in do next. i Ati; i i. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Senioi Private. President Laurens it. Chili Secretary and Treasurer Laurens County Club; McTiiii. i- Dairj Club; Basketball Squad, ' 25, ' 26; Member clean Sleeve Club; Camp Track Team; K T C. Camp MeClellan, Ala Thomas Lafayette Walker Bailey, Jr. came to us from the tropolis of Clinton. Tilly a he is better known, was quite a handsome ral and since that time has become a campus shiek. He has more girls in love with him than Rudolph val- entino(?). He is a disciple of Big Ben. During his last year at school, Tilly roomed with Bill Lippincotl and this has given him an even greater reputation with the ladies. The ties that these boys wear are more than enough to win am girl ' s heart. Although Tilly has nol led his class as a student, his record is one of which he siiouid be proud. After all ' s • ■lass record is only a small part of one ' s success. He has always been active in the various branches of student activities. He seems to realize that a college course means a course in the art of living with one ' s fel- low-men. Tilly is a natural-horn gentle- man and if his success in after life comes to him as easily as it has come here, there can be no obstacle too great for him to overcome. CLYDE MITCHELL BARE Leesville, S. C. Thou wouldst be loved? Then let thy heart from its present pathway part not. CIVIL ENGINEERING Private; Private; Private; Senior Private. Sec- retarj and Treasurer A.S.C.E. ; President Twin cit Club; Vice-President Lexington Count} Club; Bible Class Leader; Friendship Council; Secretin and Treasurer Wade Hamilton Liter- .11.1 Societ] ; Rifle Team, ' ll ; Machine Gun Sharp- ShOOtl i . R T C, Camp MeClellan, Ala. If you were to meet this lad on the street you would probably think him a preacher, but he is not. His deceptive looks have earned for him the title of Rev. , of which he is worthy in every respect. Rev. , came to Clemson in the fall of ' -- and has been a consistent worker in the Civil Engineering Department since. Clemson should be proud of such a student a- this lad because he is a conscientious worker and a friend to everybody. Barr is not only a conscientious worker but also a skilled writer to the flavored ones at well, guess. We sincere ly hope he will be as successful in win- ning friends among the ladies after he leaves Clemson as he has been among the boys at school. .May the best in life be yours, old pal. Twenty-Five m l E fflSm Et f® ®