Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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Milton is a quiet, good- natured guy, with a strong lik- ing for rest. When there is any work to be done, he is always ready to help — get someone else to do it. His specialty is fool- ing the professors into think ' ng he knows a lot. His electrical dreams, if accomplished, would make this earth a heaven. we predict for him a great future as manager of the Courtenay telephone system. Sergeant, Lieutenant. A. I. E. E.; Senior Dancing Club. ' Electrical A beautiful face is a silent commendation ' Greenville

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Joe is an ardent advocate of the present military system, brought about by the New Regime. He always keeps in •nind the maxim of Hobo, and never hesitates to bear down. He is always on the job. and his strict sense of honor and duty will bring him success : .n his future life. ergeant, Scrub Football. ' 10. 11. ' 12; Track Squad, Class Track, ' 10; Senior Dancing Club. 7 rvill rvrile mine ov n epitaph; ' Head: up ! ' is good enough for me ' Hobp ' Charleston

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Roy, Slim Jim, and Fatty are a few of his handles. After several years ' preparatory training at S. C. C. I. University (?), Grub en- tered Fresh at Clemson. From the very outset his native abil- ity was apparent. At the store he ate everybody under the table. In fact, he ate so much that upon coming out again into the cooler air he invariably go ' Chilly. Although enjoying the Senior privileges of the campus, Roy spends his nights in hard studv in his room. Corporal, Color - Sergeant, Captain. Y. M. C. A.; Senior Danc- ng Club; A. I. E. E. Electrical Lancaster