Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT Richard Newman Brackett, Ph. D Director-Professor of Chemistry David Hill Henry, B. S Professor of Chemistry Guy Fleminc Lipscomb, B. S., Ph. D Associate Professor of Chemistry John Harris Mitchell, M. S., Assistant Professor of Chemistry Benjamin Freeman, B. S Assistant in Chemistry Claude Furman Inman, B. S Instructor in Chemistry William Schirmer, B. S Instructor in Chemistry TEXTILE DEPARTMENT Charles Stebbins Dogcett Director, Professor Textile Chemistry and Dyeing Claude Wichtman McSwain, B. S Associate Professor of Weaving and Designing William Gardiner Blair Assistant Professor of Carding and Spinning

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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Samuel Broaous Earle, A. M., M. E. . .Director-Professor of Mechanical Engineering Walter Merritt Riggs, B. S., E. M. E., LL. D. .Consulting Professor of Engineering Hale Houston, C. E Professor of Civil Engineering Rudolph Edward Lee, B. S Professor of Architecture and Drawing Frank ToWNES Dargan. M. S Professor of Electrical Engineering John Weems Ga.nt Associate Professor of Forge and Foundry Work Styles Trenton Howard, B. M. E Associate Professor of Machine Shop Work Samuel R. Rhodes, B. S., Associate Professor of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Williston Wightman Ki.uch. B. S. .Associate Professor of Drawing and Designing Willi m est Routten Assistant Professor of Woodwork Mahlon Thomas Birch, B. S Instructor in Drawing (On leave of ahsence.) I) in i i; H rris. B. S Instructor in Draw ing llage Wolcott, B. Arch Assistant Professor of Architecture John Logan l vrsh vll. B. S Instructor of Shop Work I.TER R. iNelson i -ting Instructor in Drawing MILITARY DEPARTMENT Colonel Henry F. McFeely, Captain U. S. A.. Retired. Professor oi Military Science and Tactics Commandant of (.add-. Major kiih r Robert Tt rnbi ll, B. A., Warrant Officer — Canadian Overseas Expe- ditionar) lone. Retired Assistant Commandant of Cadets. Cafi in John E. Oberc, Sergeant, Firsl Class, Medical Corps, Retired Quartermaster

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TO DAVID HILL HENRY of the Class of 1898 In whom Clemson has always found a true son, and in whom other sons of Clemson have always found a wise friend, We, the Senior Class, take this opportunity ol expressing our grateful appreciation for the valuable aid. financial and otherwise, which he has given us in the preparation of this, our book.