Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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FRITZ MAHOLMES EURTICK CORPORAL, QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT, CAPTAIN, AND QUARTERMASTER His life was gentle and the elements So mi.v ' d in him that nature might .stand up And say to all the world ' This is a man! ' Frit made the town of Sandy Run famous by being born there on July j. [883. He received hi early education at the Sandy Run Academy and St. Matthews Graded School, and entered Prep, in September, [902. Electrical Course. He immediately began his athletic career, and has acquired the reputation of being one of the hest athletes in Clemson ' s history. Me made sub. half on Varsity in his first year and since that time has played right-half regularly, not missing a game in four years. Captain of the ' 06 team. Member of the Track team since ' 04, and Captain of the ' 06 and ' 07 teams. Cla s President for four years. Member of Co lumbian Society, in which he was Reporting Critic, Prosecuting Critic and Vice-President; Senior Dancing Club ; German Club; ' 06 Hop Committee. Chief Marshal ' 06 Commencement. HUGH ELMORE GILES second SECTION MARCHER IN FRESH. It ain ' t no use to grumble and com- plain. It ' s jest as cheap an ' easy to rejoice. Tubbie was born twenty years ago in the enterprising town of Greenwood. He received his early education in the Greenwood Graded Schools. Pie was a Clemson recruit in the Pall of 1903. Member of the Senior Dancing Club. Tho ' Tubbie has done well in the course of Electrical Engineering, he will he a country preacher; he will be the pastor of five churches.

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ROBERT ADDISON EASTERLING CORPORAL. SERGEANT, CAPTAIN 1 would forget her, but like a fever, she reigns in my blood, and will re- nte inhered be. Bob first became known to tbe world in the little town of Barnwell. S. C. September 28th. 1885; received his early education in the Barnwell High School ; entered Clemson September. 1903, putting forth every effort to be- come an Electrical Engineer; member of Senior Dancing Club; German Club: ' 07 Tennis Club. Bob will seek his fortune endeavor- ing to invent some means by which he can procure high starting troque for large capacity motors. GEORGE HAMILTON FOLK SERGEANT, SECOND UEUTEN ANT consider him my friend who makes me do as much as I can. Folk was born near Pomaria. S. C, Newberry county. January 19. 1886. He received his ele- mentary education in a neighboring school. He came to Clemson in September. 1903, pursuing there the course in Electrical Engineering. Folk was a member of the Calhoun Literary Society, holding at times the offices of Chaplain and Critic. A member of the Senior Dancing Club. Hamp likes the country and the farm. He will go back to Pomaria and become a soil tiller. No doubt he will add many luxuries to his home thro ' the development of a nearby water power.

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JOHN RICE GODLEY Silence has become his mother tongue. ' ' Godley was born at Walterboro. S. C, November 18. 1880. and is still a resident of Colleton county. He received his early education in the public schools of that county and came to Clemson in September. 1901. He was forced to miss the session of 1902-03. but returned at the beginning of the next and joined the Electrical Class of 07. RICHARD GRAY HARRIS His corn and cattle were his only care. And Ins chief delight a county fair. Walhalla first saw the light at Young ' s. Lau- rens county, S. C. May 16th. 1885. Present ad- dress Gray Court. S. C. He received his early education at Wallace Lodge. Came to Clemson in 1003 and joined the Agricultural aggregation. Held the offices of Corresponding Secretary and Literary Critic in the Calhoun Literary Society. As he had no military aspirations, he was a mem- ber of the Hospital Corp . commonly known as the Horse Marines Walhalla ' ' has taken a great interest in dairy- ing, and. when he leaves Clemson. he will run a co-operative creamery in Laurens county.