Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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iiilLiL JOSEPH BENJAMIN DOUTHIT, Jr. iS l i Sandy Springs, S. C. Corporal; First Sergeant; Lieutenant; Senior Private. AGRICULTURE AND ANIMAL INDUSTRY; ss Football ' 10; Vice-President Athletic Associa- 1 ' II; President Class ' 11; Manager Class Football » ' 12, ' 13; Co-operative Committee ' 12, ' 13, ' 14; ' sistant Manager ' 13, and Manager Varsity Football m ' 14; Chronicle Staff ' 13; Editor-in-Chief ' onicle ' 14; Assistant Business Manager Taps ' 14; erary Staff Agricultural Journal ' 14; President :houn Literary Society; Declaimer ' 12; Orator ' s dal ' 13; Debater ' 14; Executive Committee S. C. I. A.; Treasurer S. C. P. A.; Sec ' y and Treas. Junior ; ncing Club; Manager Hop ' 13; German Club. ' Sujah is the guy that put Sandy Springs on the p. His smiling, open countenance bespeaks a sunny position, which to know is but to love. His athletic eer was cut short in his Freshman year when he ered a broken leg. His college life has been filled h various happenings, yet his optimistic smile and erful greeting have never been known to fail. He taken a leading part in all college activities. He ome business man, and it is a sure wager that Wall eet will be his home. mmie, pull doivn the yellow shade; the man wants a green suit U WE ' LL RIDE. EM ON we J ) eon, b«ys I J ■y, rA JAMES EARLE DUNLAP Hartsville, S. C. Corporal; First Sergeant; Major. AGRICULTURE AND CHEMISTRY; Y. M. C. A.; President Darlington County Club; President Cal- houn Literary Society; Presiding Officer Annual Cele- bration 14; Chemistry Club; Agricultural Society; Business Manager Agricultural Journal ' 14. Though born in California, Major migrated to South Carolina before he could help himself. He reg- istered from Hartsville; and may that old town con- sider herself honored in having so worthy a representa- tive. He has gathered many honors and friends during his stay among us. Major always shines on battal- ion drill; even the hills sit up and take notice when he gives a command. He will meet with that success which is due only to the energetic. Industry can do anything genius can

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v4 f NX 7 ; ' : -c i £g - MARION ADAM DANTZLER Cameron, S. C. Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Senior Private. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL; A . I. E. E.; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs. Strawberry, or Dan, hit Clemson in ' 09, and was assigned, for obvious reasons, to the Prep. king- dom. This good-natured lad has been climbing ever since, and is now a loyal subject of our Class. The privates in C Company swear by him. Straw- berry is a firm believer in not letting his studies inter- fere with his education. Though uncertain his future may seen, it is safe to say that he can make good if he so desires. 7 am sure care is an enemy lo life ' CLARENCE ENGLISH DESCHAMPS Sumter, S. C. First Sergeant; Senior Private; Lieutenant. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL; Class Football ' 11, ' 13; Scrub Football ' 13; Track ' 11, ' 12, ' 13; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Junior Electrical Science Club ' 13; A. I. E. E.; Round Dozen; Picked Company 12; Y. M. C. A.; ' German Club. The college career of this sturdy Sumter lad has been a winning fight against many ups and downs. He left us during his Freshman year to attend the Naval Academy. However, fortune favored him not, and he; returned to Clemson. In studies and athletics, Navy has shown great ability. Make-up work trouble Navy, and he troubled his classmates with his near jokes. His smiles, electricity, and tales of up yonder will provide a home somewhere for him. When the roll is called ' up yonder, ' I ' ll be there ' -

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ANDREW LEROY EDWINS Orangeburg, S. C. Corporal; Battalion Sergeant-Major; Captain. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL; Chief Marshal Annual Celebration Columbian Literary So- ciety ' 14; Y. M. C. A.; A. I. E. E.; Y. M. C. A. Basket-ball Team; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Manager Orangeburg County Club ' 13. This lad, commonly known as LeRoy, entered Clem- son in the Fall of ' 10 with a determination to win for himself a dip. He is a great student in Electrical Engineering. One of his chief occupations while in the laboratory is the connecting of ammeters. He stands well in his Class, for shooting is his specialty. Whence is thy learning, that thy toil o ' er hool(s hath consumed the midnight oil? AWr WORTM- fftlOWrNJ CLAUDE RILEY EMERSON Hodges, S. C. Sergeant; Second Lieutenant; First Lieutenant. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL; A. E. E. ; Scrub Baseball 10; Captain Gymnasium lei ' 14; Class Football, Championship Teams ' II, Chubby is a good scout, and a hard worker, is a little gun-shy around the ladies, but we have hopes for him. English was his Waterloo, anc was often heard moaning You Made Me Wha Am Today ; but he would soon come back wit! Should Worry. Chubby was a mainstay on I undefeated Class teams. His ability to take tfl as they are is one of his most notable characterise He stands four square to every wind that blou