Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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THOMAS MADDEN C THCART. WINNSBORO, S. C. [R. HORTICULTURE. Literarj Staff Taps ' 15: Agricultural Society; Bible Class; Mono- gram Club; Scrub Football ' 13, ' 14: Class Football ' 11, ' i 13: Fairfield County Club; Senior Horticultural Club; Ladies ' Men ' s Club. Corporal; Battalion Sergeant-Ma j or; Lieu- tenant-Adjutant; Picked Company ' 14. ' 15. Kitty, or Squire, came to us from his- toric Winnsboro, in the fall of ' 11. Since en- terinu Clemson, he lias accumulated a vast amount of knowledge, attained high military standing, and caused the mailman no end of trouble. He has the rep of receiving more mail than any other cadet in College. KITTY is a typical ladies ' man, a fine athlete. and an all- ' round good fellow. We wish him all success in the horticultural world. ' Throw away your pipe, your Inippy pipe, And Bat tluit royal weed WILBUR WEST CAUGHMAN I.T.XIXCToX. S. C. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY. Rifle Club - i ' 12: Y. M. C. A. 11. i- ' : Censor Palmett Literary Society; Ladies ' .Men ' s Club. Sergeant; First Lieutenant: Captain Picked Company ' 14. ' 15; Corporal Picke Company ' 14; Lieutenant Picked Company ' 1 Among the noted men who claim Lexingto as their brier-patch, W. W. stands pr eminent. His good-natured smile, and hi general appearance, have won for him man friends among the ladies and his classmate and even to the Colonel, lie spends much 1 his -pare time in the foothills of the Bin Ridge (Walhalla). He expect- to go hack t the sandhills of Lexington, and -how tl farmer- around his home how to grow tw big hogs where one little pig grew befor Of fertile mind, of massive heart, lie always acted well his part

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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 —

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RICHARD GREENE CAUSEY PINOPOLIS. S. C. VETERINARY SCIENCE. Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Vice- President Senior Dancing Club; Agricultural Society; V. M. C. A.; Cotillion Club; Senior Private Club. Private ; Sergeant ; Senior mental Color Guard. Private; Regi- . Honor, loyalty, frankness, fearlessness, and ong legs characterize Dick. These traits lave made him a true friend to his friends. He tries everything once; and even tried the Colonel ' s Crowd. in Junior, but didn ' t like t— so he resigned. His marked ability is shown by the admirable record he has made or himself. His one great failing is Girl. But In- wonderful line has made his failing 1 ,u r eat success, and won lots of love for his ' Cause — y. . JOSEPH RHETT CLARK CHAI ' I . S. C. AGRONOMY. Sergeant at Vrms, Literary Critic. Orator. Annual Celebration ' 15, Colum- bian Literary Society; Class Football ' i- . Sergeanl : First Lieutenant. This great big brown eyed Chapinonian 1 his lot with the ' 14 Class; but. on account -1 sickness, he was unable to finish fresh that year, and came back the next year full ol determination to be a great Agronomist. His intelligent look has carried him through Col lege, and it will win him a meat place in life. { iwing to In- silver tongued oratory, this 1 el might decide to be a great politician, after gi ing Agronomy a thorough trial. To thine otvn self be true. And it must follow, as the night the day. Thou canst nut then he false to any man ' QEfl, HOVy ' £ 5Y IT 15 TOR A C)Oop LOOKINO, -fEJ-L-OW UIKtT A ME TO TOOL THE G,IRL- . IT • • giveth his beloved sleep, to carry this mighty Rat , 3 -■ . WHEN I 5 fc - J . — - - «