Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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j9 DAVID DERRICK BUYCK, JR. ST. MATTHEWS, S. C. President Calhoun County Club; Secretary and Treasurer Calhoun County Club; A. I. E. E. ; lunior Electrical Science Club; V. M. C. A.: President Riggs Bible Class. Corporal; Sergeant; Senior Private; Picked Company ' 13. ' 14. DavE, Due. or Shorty, as his friends call him, hails from the city of St. .Matthews. From a scared Rat to a Senior Private, Dave ' s ambitions have been to make good; and he has succeeded. Dave takes great pride in his work, and has been most success- ful. He has won many friends, w ho are true to him. If Dave can do as well in life as he dues in shooting ducks and data, he is sure to succeed in this world. V ' (o GEORGE NEAL BURXETTE GREENWOOD, S. C. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL. Member Greenwood County Club; Treasurer Greenwood County Club; A. I. E. E. ; Effi- ciency Club. First Lieutenant. G. X., as he is commonly called, received a Dip from Furman in [913. Being un- usually bright, he entered the Junior Class. and he expects to get another dip in June, with the Class of 1915. O. D., as he is sometimes called, arose from the ranks to . first lieutenancy by inventing new command- in military tactics. Hi- sole aim in life is to stick to a thing until he gets it. With thi- aim in life, we predict a brilliant future for him. ' Shoot ' ducks ' electrically ' was not bom for courts or great affairs; I pay my debts, believe, and soy my prayers V

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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 —

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JAMES LAFAYETTE BYERS ORANGEBURG, S. C. TEXTILE INDUSTRY. Junior Textiles; •ice-President Orangeburg County Club; jce-President Senior Textile Science Club ean-Sleeve Club. Private : Private ; Private ; Senior Private. ' Bikmik is a worthy product of Orange- jrg, where he has been greatly missed since ! departure in the pursuit of knowledge. jkmim.ham thought he was a military ge- nius, but the Col. didn ' t share his views, and nsequently he is a high ranking member of ie Clean-Sleeve Club. ' Jim ' ' is known to be ry truthful and industrious, and we sin- rely believe that he will be able to figure out ■ me route whereby alcohol may be obtained a by-product from the manufacture of tton goiu.L. ?e not a dreamer among shadows, but a man among men AS m t?r£E5, ' ' C-fU-OElNfEKI-STIi, , OtiLY IH T++B- 56 5E00 5 state. (V-HE LUMP C-HLOEiNE i I yJAHT To TftE U-VZE THI3 5lLV£R %%f) Aft ftM $ni JOHN CLYDE CANNON FOUNTAIN 1 . S. C. AGRICULTURE AND CHEMISTRY. Reporting Critic. Prosecuting Critic, Treas- urer, President Palmetto Literan President Agricultural Society; Y. M. C. A.: Senior Co-operative Committee; Chief of I. it erary Staff of Tiger; Marshal Society Cele- bration ' 14: Debater Society Celebration ' 15; Treasurer of Professor Daniel ' s Sunday School Class : Taps Staff ' 15; Chemistry Club: Bible-Class Leader; Chairman Inter-Collegi ate Debating Council: Senior King Committee G irpi ir.-i tenant. Sergeant : Captain : First Lieu Kid is one oi Greenville ' s representatives, and well may she claim him for a fair repre sentative. Because of his reserved, unassum- ing ways, be was known only to a few inti- mate friends at first. But his pleasant man- ners, his high ideals of life, his absolute hon- esty and integrity, coupled with an abundance of native ability, gradually sin gled him out from the common class of boys. In the two years, many honors have been his, and to each he has been conscientiously faithful. Character is the diamond which scratches every other stone ME-2-C ifOL yHE VEMS. ' i f-lovv YOU DO SrHOOT] Mr CANNON- J ■ t,— « t —