Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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i =;a D H ©Itn iflitcfjell Clark CHAPIX, S. C. Tliosc wanting in wit affect gravity, and go by the name of solid men. Corporal, First Sergeant, Major; Editor=in=Chief of the Tiger; Member of Athletic Council; Chairman of the Ex= ecutive Committee of the Honor System Columbian Literary Society, Reporting Critic, Recording Secretary, Literary Critic, President, and Winner of Orator ' s Medal in the Annual Celebration: Literary Editor of Chronicle, ' 08= ' 09; Annual Staff, 08= ' 09; President of his Class, ' 08=09; Class Speaker, ' 09; Y. M. C. A., and S. S. Member; President of Adult S. S. Class; Chairman of Bible Study Committee, Executive Committee of V. M. C. A.; Commencement Marshall, ' 08; President of Lexington County Club; Mem= ber of Veterinary Science Club. Agricultural and Animal Industry Course. This little fine contessor tripped his light fantastic toe in the gymnasium not long ago for the first time since he has been in college. Since that time, he has sidetracked his bash- fulness, and now he is always, like bad money, at every dance. His polite manners and genuine disposition to do good will fan his hopes for him, and grace them with a wedding cheer. We expect to hear before long that he is the Honorable O. M. Clark, Mayor of Chapin. 3fam.es H mitf) eptoarb Clarfesion WATEREE, S. C. will listen to anyone ' s convictions, but pray keep your doubts to yourself. Calhoun Literary Society; Literary Critic; Declaimer in Society Anniversary, ' 07= ' 08; Cotillion Club; Electrical Science Club; Sergeant for one week; Class Foot=ball for Three Years: Captain of Scrub Foot=ball Team, ' 08= ' 09; Tiger Staff. Electrical Course. Jim. or Spoony. has had his ups and downs, but he ' s got the sand, and says that he doesn ' t care what kind of weather comes — just so some kind comes. He has a fine countenance, w r hich shows the invincible spirit of a foot-ball man. Jeems once had military aspirations, but he bloomed as a military man for one week only. He is also an orator of some repute, and we expect him to take an active part in the politics of his native countv in the coroner ' s race next summer.

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ILutfjcr Harris $£par£S MARION, S. C. .4 fly on a chariot wheel once exclaimed, ' Gee whiz, what a dust I do raise! ' ' Corporal, Sergeant, First Sergeant, Captain; Reporter for Tiger in Junior Year; Business Manager of the Chronicle Les Connoisseurs, Vice-President of S. C. P. A., Chairman of Ring Committee Calhoun Literary Society, Treasurer, Vice-President; Vice-President of Cotillion Club; Senior Dancing Club; Tennis Club; Y. M. C. A.; Chairman of t Social Committee of Y. M. C. A.; Bible Class Leader, Sunday School. Agricultural Course I. Luther is one of the limelights of the class, especially when it conies to promoting social functions. He is a born ladies ' man, and it is no uncommon occurrence to find, where he has gone along, a fair maid pining away for her stolen heart. Byars is always Johnnie on the Spot when there ' s any- thing like a foot shovelling going on. Being very desirous of military glory, he has never spared himself any(?) means for attaining military distinction. He will reap a fortune when he gets out his book entitled, The Quickest, Surest, and Most Harmless Way at Heart-Smashing. Carle CfjamnesfS CLIO, S. C. There are many things in this world that I wot not of. Y. M. C. A.; Junior and Senior Elect. Science Club; High Chief Officer=of=the=Guard. Electrical Course. Earl, Buddy. In the fall of ' 05, a west bound cyclone, while passing over this place, came in contact with the comman- dant ' s leniency, which is always floating around loose. As a result, the cyclone was completely demolished, and Buddy was picked from among the wreckage. The usual stripes were placed upon him, and he began to serve his four years ' sentence. Since that time, the Electrical Course has pursued him so relentlessly that he has had little time for other things. He will make a success of the howling variety by drilling South Carolina youths in the sword manual. As a side line, he will illuminate the city of Clio with his genius and electric lights. 19

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Cbtoarb UatoScm Clement MT. PLEASANT, S. C. He only is a well-made man who has a good determination. Corporal, Sergeant; Senior Dancing Club; German Club; Grafters ' Association; Class Foot=ball Team, ' 07= ' 08; Scrub Foot=ball Team, ' 08= ' 09. Agricultural Course No. I. Isn ' t he cute, is the most common way the ladies express their opinion of this animal. However, they are not responsible for what they say. Sarge, an honorable member of the Pendleton Guards, has made a good record since coming to Clemson, especially with the commandant. His chief delight, and favorite amusement, is found in reading Wild West and other interesting literature. Like all Charlestonians, he prides himself on being from the Bottry. Strieker Colesf JACKSONVILLE, FLA. .4 lucky man is rarer than a white crow. Corporal, Sergeant, Lieutenant; Epicurian Club; Graf= ters ' Association; Knights of the Round Table; Manager of ' 08 Hop; President German Club; President Senior Danc= ing Club; Y. M. C. A.; Captain Class Foot=ball, ' 05= ' 06; Scrub Base=ball, ' 05= 06; ' Varsity Base=ball, ' 06= ' 07, ' 07= ' 08, Captain Team, ' 08= ' 0°; Varsity Foot=ball, ' 06= ' 07, ' 07= ' 08, Captain, ' 08= ' 09. Agricultural Course No. I. This lad, of only twenty summers, is an all-round athlete ; but he does not believe in neglecting studies all the time for the sport ( ?) . He is a good student , German being his favorite subject ; and he can nearly al- ways be found in his room trying to get some means by which to learn the alphabet. After graduation, he may take a notion to go to the Philippine Islands, as he believes there is an opportunity to teach the inhabi- tants a great game. 21