Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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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 . ■ - :

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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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as HAROLD WHITMAN BRISTOL BEAUFORT. S. C. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. Scrub Football ' 12; Varsity Football ' 13. ' U- ' }5l Assistant Manager Baseball ' 14: Soph Dancing Club 13: Junior Dancing Club ' 14: President Dancing Club ' 1 : Commencement rshal ' 14: Block C Club 14. 15; A. I. IE. E. ' 15. Corporal : Senior Private : pany 12, ' 15. Picked C Bris, or Big Henry. as he is known to all. entered College with the intention of making good, and has succeeded in everything to which lie has turned his- hand. At home and at College he has always been a leader. He is a man of experience, having tried every- thing from stoking on a gasoline tug to lead- ing German figures in a ballroom. That he will reach the top in his profession is the belief of all who know him. His life is gentle, and the elements nixed in him that Xature might stand uf : And say to all the world, This is a man ' . , V Si v FRANKLIN LEWIS BUNK: EASLEV. S. C. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL. Corresponding S ry, President Colum- bian Literary S Declaimer Annual Cel- ebration ' 13, ' 14: Chief Marshal ' 15 . I. E. E. : V. M. binet ' 14, ' 15; Secretary and Treasurer Cadet Band: V President Pickens County Club s Or- chestra: Clemson Minstrel Comedy Company: Sophomore and Junior Dancing Clubs: Junior Electrical Science Club. Serg 5 nior Private Band. And this is he — Frank. better known as Tin — a veritable bunch of energy: a man of many moods and turns. Tin has touched upon almost everything. His specialties electricity, steam, movies, music, poetry, art. etc. He is also a hypnotist and magician. He has by his genial disposition won his way into the hearts of all the fellows. Though ' Tin leads a busy life, he always finds time for his friends, and his lady fair. We predicl him great success in whatever line he follows. Who wire v •-1 —