Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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WALTER ASBURY BIGBY W ' lI.I.lAMSTON, S. C. CIVIL ENGINEERING. Vice-President senior Class; Corresponding Secretary, Cen- or, Chaplain, President Calhoun Literary Jociety; Assistant Business Manager Taps 5; Orator Society Annual Celebration ' 15; Secretary and Treasurer Matinee Club; Class football ' 14; Usher Lyceum Course ' 15; T. M. C. A.: Class Co-operative Committee 14, ' 15; Marshal Society Annual Celebration 14; Lightning-Bug Association. Corporal; First Sergeant: Captain anil Ad- utant. Walt arrived upon the scene in Septem ier, 1911, and being very much fascinated by 1 look through a transit lie immediately mined the Hobo crew. W ' ai.t ' s straight- forwardness and line carriage have achieved for him a notable military career. He is espe- ■ially fond of the girls ami poetry. His popu- larity and many friends confirm the fact thai ie is an all-around good fellow. With all bis frankness, good nature, and jovial spirit, we see nothing less than a bright future in store for him. To know him is to like him: Have I not said enough -HEY ' C 7 IT THAT i?oD I OUT or- THE. vwj V 1 m v. WILLI M ERNEST BLAKE SPART i; ' 1 MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL Chairman A. 1. E. E. : Vice President I lisle Class; Junior Science Club; Inter-Society Declamation Contest; Tennis Team ' 15; I. erary Critic, President Columbi I rary Society; Clean-Sleeve Club; Vice-President Tiger Tennis Club; Annual Society Celebra tion; Manager Spartanburg Citj Club; Y. M. C. A. Senior Private. Leaving the Methodists, at Wofford, WEST blew into our tnid-t in the Junior year to take Ihe Electrical Course, and since has been a faithful member of this Haw Though burdened with make-up work, he found time for the Literary Societies, in which be has taken a prominent part. He also pilots I A. I. E. E. Ernf,st is no rt; yet we know him to be a greal admirer of the fair sex . h is a Mire bet that, with his deep, firm set determination, he will make ' good. To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield ' TE.LL.eie5, } 0C tiff INflET % A vvoNpEt B I I I WE HAVE SOfOE. AtOOND HEEE l -.i I AfS- -HATJO To I I

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GEORGE EUSEIHIS BERLEY POM KIA, S. C. MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL. Junior Electrical Science Club; A. I. E. I ' ' .. ' 14, ' 15: Calhoun Literary Society: Senior Dan- cing Club; Newberry County Club; Rifle Club ' 13; Y. M. C. A. Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain. It lias been hinted that George smuggled himself into barracks in his big brother ' s coat pocket, even if he did come from Pomaria. George is a combination of Napoleon and Steinmetz. lie leads his marine company through storm and sunshine, and knows how to wire — home for money. George won liis fame as a soldier by mobilizing some famous Senior Privates. He has convinced us that be i there when it comes t arguing — by keep- ing us awake till the early hours. His many friend wish him much success for his future. £T V ' .. OLIVER HERBERT BEYMER SPARTANBURG, S. C. Sophomore and Junior Dancing Clubs; Literary Staff Taps ' 15: Director Dance Or- chestra; Publication Committee A. I. E. E. Corporal ; Sergeant ; First L Musician. jutenant ; Chief IkEy blew in to us from the Spartan City, in the fall of ' 11. He has stuck with us faith- fully since then, and has gained the reputa- tion of being the best in the line of every- thing he started at. Besides being the best musician, he is one of the best in that lec- tricity stuff, and also one of the best-liked fel- lows in the whole school. We predict for him the best of success in bis chosen line of work — Electricity; ir in whatever lie may decide to follow. ' ; divers forms and shapes, God made him, let him pass for a man Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust: If a Cornet don ' t Kill You, a Victrola Must. -AWl-irAgl- jEHHJ5-BOeN.Tl -eLMSMW5£EH- DOT IT TAKE 1 } A JEW-0UCK TO PE A (vjt ie AN, EET3 T ' lay MEr ?tfi5 BU)E 5 |

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BE HORTICULTURE Reponir- .iterary £ Horticultural Club: Clear - ;;ub. Senior Private. erne jrr. Beaufort in the fall miraculo - :«led Since s made many lifelong ambition was - x t - ■ ndertaking. 1 ition make him a gTeat aong the ladic- haracter, we predict for - - E REYNOLDS BRI - COLUMBIA. 5. C HORTICULTURE. Editor-in-CliK Horticultural Editor Agricultural Jom ; C Trespondin rding Secretary, Pros Marshal Annual Celebratio- ent Columbia Literar; 5 Sea gi ultural S Manager wood County Club: Clul Clear.- S Hub: Y vate Club. M - : - % Senior Private: Picked Company. r Brigadiex, is one of tl most military men among our rar. - Colonel failed to di- hxekaj ggesl er heard. an i accused of having swallowed a dictionary, is due to his hard work that The T such a success- Ye cannot tell what will 1 in saying that he wi soon find his helpmate, and then become oi of the world ' s ereaiesr hortirultu- - - -eight few jenius is hare . ■ - :