Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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I J ALEXANDER NICHOLSON ALLAN Summerville, S. ( ' .. Success lies not in strength, but in persever ance. Mech vnical Engineering Private ; Corporal . Sergeant ; Captain. Assistant Director Band ' 2:;: Charleston County Chili ; Chaplain Junior Class; (ilee Club and Or- chestra ' - ' . ' •; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Danc- ing Clubs; Jailbird Club; Senior R. 0. T. ( ' ., Camp McClellan, Ala. Alec exclaims, As for my meeting re- veille, it cannol vas He is often summoned li the Commandant to sil in solemn session concerning his College Band, of which he is chief musician. He was exposed to Mechanic- al Engineering, bul contracted chemistry. ' Alec ' s chief occupation is romping and playing, and he never cracked a lid al- though otherwise, his appetite for learning is abnormal, he having inherited ii from his room-mate the author of I nicorn. Alec ' is an atom oi energ5 completel) surrounded Ii, molecules ol ennui. His lack nl longitudi- nal elevation is counteracted b) his magnifi- cenl lateral structure. Ii is impossible to knnu Alec and nol like him. lie ' s a prince nl a fellow, and his likable disposition is something you just can ' t resist. LOWNDES Willi WIS UNOLD Central. S. C. To learn what is true in order to do what is right. Agricultural Eih catkin Private; Private; Private; 2nd Lieutenant. V. M. C. A. Cabinet ; Friendship Council : itil k Class Leader; Palmetto Literary Society; Agricultu- ral Society; President Pickens County Club; Sharp Shooter R. (). T. ( , Camp McClellan. Lowndes will some da be renowned as a professor. He can teach anything from first grade reading to hieroglyphics in an Egyptian university. He can maintain order in tic- wildest classroom ol the Calhoun-Clemson High. He is a famous beau among the ladies, and is known all over the fair count) of Pick- ens. He made himseli famous as a life-saver by his hemic deed in rescuing from the rapid- l rising stream ol Powers Creek, two Flap- pers and one Ford, besides men women, and children, without even ge tting a foot wet. He is a hard worker, a conscientious h ' liexer. and an enthusiastic promoter. With these elements ol success. Lowndes will certain!) IK with high culms. ||,- a - t hat he intends in follow Professor Crandall ' s instructions, feeling certain thai il he dues he will never go wrong. Twenty -Si.