Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 412 of the 1928 volume:

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That the Tiger ' s roar may echo O ' er the mountain height. We will dream of greater conquests. For our past is grand: And her sons have fought and conquered Every foreign land. Where the mountains smile in grandeur, O ' er the hill and dale: Here the I iger lair is nestling, Swept by storm and gale. We arc brothers strong in manhood. For we work and strive: And our Alma Mater reigneth Ever in our lives. A. C. Corcoran, ' 19. t ' wm F . xXj Clemson Honors Her President DR. E. W. SIKES FACULTY Executive Department Dr. SlKES, President of College Arts and Science Department Dr. D. W. Daniel, Director B_ - r JH ' - J BH L • KAr-IMMgi Chemistry Department Dr. R. N. Brackett. Director FACULTY Agricultural Department Dr. F. H. H. Calhoun, Director Engineering Department Mr. S. B. Earle. Director .n - r Textile Department V Mr. H. H. Willis. Director L m RIGGS HALL The Engineers of ' 28 rendered their first service to the college by dis- covering that the old engineering clock in the vine-entangled tower had stopped. For two years this engineering class, the largest in the history of the school, crowded its activities within the walls of this old building whose antiquated classrooms and equipment were in keeping with the unmoved hands of the ' clock. There were dreams of a new Engineering Building and equipment, but little hope for their realization. Then, as though fate had timed the act. Com- mencement of ' 26 found the old structure in smoldering ashes — a martvr to engineering progress. A new building was now inevitable but would it become a reality before the graduation of the class of ' 28. ' ' During the Junior year gang-plank gossip, classroom discussions, and universal speculation among the students seemed to avail little in deciding this momentous question. In the meantime, classes were being held in every available nook and corner of the campus: old dwell- ings, basements, out-grown churches and the like. Fortunately the Legislature realized the pressing need of C lemson. and through the unceasing efforts of Col. Allen Johnstone the heretofore vague hopes for a new building became a reality. The Seniors returned in the fall of ' 27 to find the new building under rapid construction. Although this class has had scant opportunity to make use of Riggs Hall, it has the satisfaction of knowing that Clemson has one of the most modern and best-equipped Engineering Buildings in the South. CLEMSON REMINISCENCES AND PRESAGES eLEMSON COLLEGE is the result of the ambition, scholarship, experience and vision of Thomas G. Clemson. The institution reflects the culmination of years of study and thought in the field of science, particularly in the field of agricultural science. The College is situated on the old Fort Hill estate. Three- fourths of the estate was willed to Mrs. Clemson, a daughter of Mrs. John C Calhoun; but at the death of Mrs. Calhoun the estate was sold at public auction to pay some old mortgages. Mr. Clemson. with the help of his wife, purchased the estate. In 1889 the General Assembly of South Carolina proceeded to convert Thomas G. Clemson ' s dream into a reality. The College was opened in July. 1893. with an enrollment of 446 students. The College made steady advancement from 1893 to 1911 under its three presidents. Clemson was beginning to be of vital importance to the state when Dr. Riggs took the president ' s chair. Dr. Riggs came to the institution in 1896 as coach and engineer- ing instructor and served in this capacity until 1901. when he was elected to direct the engineering department. In 1911 he was made president of the College. Research in the fields of agriculture, tex- tiles, livestock and fertilizers entered the constructive as well as in- structive stage during his time at Clemson. The agricultural ex- tension service became of value to the state and the engineering de- partment advanced beyond its embryonic period. While he was the executive the Clemson Tiger took many high honors. Dr. Riggs died in Washington, at a Land Grant Conference, on January 22, 1 924. The memory of him will ever be revered in the minds of those who knew him and his work. Professor Earle, the present director of the engineering depart- ment, served in the capacity of president from the time of Dr. Riggs ' death until September, 1925. At the beginning of the 1925-26 school term the liberal- minded, constructive Dr. Sikes became president of the College. The president is a clear-thinking man with a striking personality. Under his splendid guidance Clemson has taken enormous strides toward perfection and has been placed on the list of accredited col- leges in the South. Some of the many advancements which have resulted from his untiring efforts are the erection of new engineering and shop buildings, the acquisition of one of the finest coaching staffs in the South, the introduction of mass athletics, the selection of competent professors, and the molding of an adequate curriculum. These changes have helped raise tlie enrollment to 1,210 students. The very highest praise is due Dr. Sikes for the progress the College has made thus far under his administration. What the future holds for Clemson with a man like Dr. Sikes as her president is not hard to imagine. Before many years Clemson will probably have a new gymnasium, a new textile building, a new barracks and another engineering building, all of which will be equipped to meet the highest standards. Future years will see con- structive changes in all courses and see Clemson take the seat of honor in athletics again. From these reminiscences and presages Clemson should rank among the foremost colleges in the country , and her students should be of untold value to the State and Nation. S. W. Sackman. ' 30. %mh f je -l sf ■ • v .ly ;; If ' T ..... - , .1-. ?g ■ l aMM 1 1 CLASSES Miss Evelyn Hai.tiwanghr Sponsor Senior Class WILLIAM BENJAMIN ABBOTT Civil Engineering Walhalla. S. C. Thv man without an enemy is like a tree without fruit. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Freshman Baseball, 25; Varsity Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Member of the Block C Club; American Society of Civil Engineers; President of the Oconee County Club, Secretary and Treasurer Oconee County Club; R. O. T. C., Camp McClel- Ian, Ala. Uj.t OilAf JESSE CLIFTON ALBERGOTTI CiVil Engineering Orangeburg, S. C. Man mail hold all sorts of posts, if he ' ll only hold his tongue. Private; Private; Private; Private; Day Cadet, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Freshman Foot- ball Squad; Company Football, ' 26; Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Dancing Club; Aiken County Club, ' 24, ' 25; T. N. T. Club; A. R. C. Life Saving Corps, ' 24, ' 25; A. S. C. E., ' 27, ' 28; Swimming Team; Machine Cun Marksman; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala. LUTHER DeLUCUIS ALLISON Architecture Greenville. S. C. Practice what you preach, but don ' t preach. Drum and Bugle Corps; Band; Band; Hand; Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Private; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala., Marksman; Member of Greenville City ( lub; Architectural Society; Minaret Club: Charter Member of the Owls ; Concert Band. MILTON HEYWARD ANDERSON Animal Husbandry TlMMONSVILLE. S. C. ( IS better to wear out than to rust out. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Member R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Senior Private Club; Clean Sleeve Club; Darlington County Club, four years; Vice-President Darlington County Club, ' 28; President Timmonsville Town Club, ' 28; Member Dairy Club; Columbian Literary Society; The A. H. Club. ROBERT NEAL ANDERSON Electrical Engineering Columbia. S. C. Listen to everybody ' s advice: then do as you damn please. Private; Private; Private; First-class Boy Scout; Rat Football; Richland County Club, ' 25, ' 26; Freshman Y Council, U. S. C; Capital City Club, ' 27, ' 28; A. I. E. E., ' 27, ' 28; R. O. T. C, Camp McClel- lan, Ala.; Machine Gun Marksman; Clean Sleeve Club; President Hecow Club; Scribe Guidon Club; Eta Epsilon Sigma Fra- ternity. JAMES McLEOD ATKINSON Architecture Florence, S. C. Oh, he my friend, and teach me to he thine. Private; Private; Private; Private; Fresh- man Baseball, ' 25; Varsity Squad, ' 26, ' 27; Member Glee Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Presi- dent Glee Club, ' 27, ' 28; President South Carolina Glee Club Association, ' 27; Mem- ber Jungaleer Dance Orchestra, ' 26, ' 27; Member Cavalier Dance Orchestra, ' 28; Ti ' ncr Staff, ' 27; Architectural Society, ' 25, •26, ' 27; Minaret Club. ' 28; Thalian Club. JOHN JOSEPH AVENT, jR. Civil Engineering BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. Why worry, it ivill happen anyhow. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Freshman Football; Scrub Football, ' 26; Member A. S. C, ' 27, ' 28; Marlboro County Club, Secretary, ' 27, President, ' 28; Member Indissoluble Order of Inauspicious Imbeciles; Machine Gun Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClcUan, Ala. WALTER WILLIAM BANKHEAD Arts and Science LOWRYS, S. C. IS better to love that which you cannot have than to have that which you cannot love. Private; Corporal; Private; Day Stu- dent; Palmetto Literary Society; Freshman Football ; Varsity Football ; President Ches- ter County Club. %. WILLIAM HEYWARD BARRON Electrical and Mechanical Engineering York, S. C. Soiv an act, and you reap a habit: aoLV a habit, and you reap a character: sou. ' a character, and you reap a destiny. Private; Private; Sergeant; Senior Pri- vate; Member Eta Epsilon Sigma; Member York County Club, Secretary and Treasurer York County Club, ' 27; Member A. S. M. E.; Member Guidon Club; Member Senior Private Club. LEON SAMUEL BARTON, JR, Architecture Orangeburg, S, C. Accept things for what they are hut don ' t leave them that way. N ' ice-President (iannna Chi; Minaret (hib; Sophomore, Junior, and .Senior Danc- ing Club; President Buckineers, ' 2. ' j; Orangeburg County Club; Architectural So- ciety; Marksman, K, O, T, C, Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala, CURT ESS BEARDEN Dairying Seneca. S. C. Make good: the bird of Time has but a little way to flutter — and the bird is on the wing. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private: Member R. O. T. C, Camp McCIellan, Ala.; Member Senior Private Club, ' 28; Dairy Club; Oconee County Club; Colum- bian Literary Society; Second Term Presi- dent Columbian Literary Society, ' 28. JOHN TILLMAN BEASON Dairy Husbandry SIMPSONVILLE. S. C. There is a past which is gone for- ever, but there is a future which is still our own. Buck Private; Strictly Private; Sergeant; Third Lieutenant; Vice-President Dairy Club, ' 28; Secretary and Treasurer Green- ville County Club, ' 28; Rat Basketball. ' 25; Rat Track Team, ' 25; Basketball Squad, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Scrub Football, ' 2,S, •26; Track Team, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Dairy Judging Team at National Dairy Show; Square and Compass Club; Rifle Marks- man. K. (). T. C. Camp McCIellan. Ala. JOHN LOUIS BELL Textile Engineering ANDERSON. S. C. It IS well for one to know more than he says. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Member Textile Society; Charter Member Phi Psi Fraternity; President Electric City Club; Member Anderson County Club; Rifle Marksman. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. THOMAS JESSE BETHEA Dairy Husbandry MCCOLL. S. C. Kniyw when to speak — for many times It brings danger, to give the hesl advice to Kings. Private; Corporal; Private; Day Student; Rat Football, ' 23; Rat Baseball, ' 24; Varsity Baseball, ' 25, ' 27; Block C Club; .Marlboro County Club; Dairy Club; Sopho- more and Junior Dancing Clubs. LAWRENCE EUGENE BERRY Arts and Science Moore, S. C. Hang sorrow! Care will hill a cat — therefore, let ' s be merry. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu- tenant; Member Chemistry-Science Club; Spartanburg County Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. BARNEY L. BICKLEY Civil Engineering CHAPIN. S. C. One thorne of experience is worth a whole wilderness of warning. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu- tenant; R, O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; A. S. C. E.; Cosmopolitan Club, ' 2.5; Bamberg County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Presi- dent, ' 28; Jailbirds Club, ' 28. WALTER ALFRED BISHOP Civil Engineering Union. S. C. Speak not but what may benefit others or yourself: avoid trifling conversation. Private; Private: Private; Senior Pri- vate; Freshman Football; Jailliirds Club; Union County Club; Member Spartanburg Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Company Football Team; Member A. S. C. E., ' 26, ' 27; Senior Pri- vates Club; Machine Gun Sharpshooter. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. THOMAS JAMES BLACKWELL Animal Husbandni ANDRHWS. S. C. No man can climb out beyond the limitations of his own character. Private: Private: Private; Senior Pri- vate; Horticultural Society; Dairy Club: Williamsburg County Club; K. C). T. C Camp .McClellan. Ala. BENJAMIN BELL BLECKLEY. jR. Arts and Science Anderson, s. C. Private; Corporal; Private; Special Stu- dent; Freshman Football; Anderson County Club, ' 25, ' 26; A Victim of Cupid ' s Dart, F.ntered I ' pon Matrimony. ' 27. JAMES CARROLL BOSEMAN Mechanical Engineering Darlington, S. C. Love is the only fire against ivhich there is no insurance. Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Darlington County Club, four years; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, two years; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala.; Senior Privates Club, one year. CHARLES EDWARD BRITT Civil Engineering Mccormick, S. C. Bite off more than you can chew — and then chew it. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Major; President Senior Class; Vice-Presi- dent Junior Class; President Eta Epsilon Sigma; Assistant Business Manager Taps, ' 28; Club News Editor Tiger, ' 26, ' 27; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Coun- cil; McCormick-Edgefield County Club, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 27, President, ' 28; Chairman Ex-Officio Dance Committee; Chairman Decoration Committee, Junior- Senior Banquet; Member A. S. C. E., ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Vice-President, ' 28; First Ser- geants Club; Sabre Club; Commencement Marshal. WILLIE JASPER BROGDON Electrical Engineering Sumter. S. C. Let each man ' s hope be in himself. Private; Private; Sergeant; Captain; Sumter County Club; Tiger Staff, ' 26, ' 27; A. I. E. E., ' 27, ' 28, Secretary. ' 28; Sabre Club; Howitzer Sharpshooter, R. (). T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. CHARLES ALEXANDER BRYAN Horticulture Allendale, S, C. It matters not how long you live, but how well. ...Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu- tenant; Agricultural Society; Horticultural Society; Allendale County Club; Vice-Presi- dent Allendale County Club; Block C Club; Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Friendship Council, ' 26; Sharpshooter, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. GORDON THOMAS BRYCE Architecture Florence. S. C. ' Success is buill upon friendship, not dollars. ,J0 t r Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Minaret Club; Architectural Society; Flor- ence County Club; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala. GLENN SMITH BUIE Civil Engineering Patrick, S. C. Don ' t LUorry ahoul the future. The present is all thou hast. The future will soon he present. And the present will soon be past. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieu- tenant, Day Student; Block C Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; President Chesterfield County Club, ' 26; A. S. C. E., ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Cross- country Team, 25, ' 26; Varsity Track, ' 26; Secretary Columbian Literary Society, ' 26; Plattsburg Club; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y. JAMES ANSEL BUFORD Arts and Science Clinton. S. C. Ambition has no risk. Private; Private; .Sergeant; M. P.; Tex- tile Society, ' 26, ' 27; Vice-President Laurens County ( lub, ' 26; Sigma Phi Sigma, Auburn; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan. Ala. RICHARD HULET BURGESS Agricultural Chemistry ANDERSON. S. C. To live alone a man must be either a God or a devil. Private; ( orporal; First Sergeant; Cap- tain; Charter Member Epicurean Club; Member Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Member Local Chemistry Fraternity; Member First Sergeants Club. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Mem- l)er Calhoun Literary Society, Secretary, President; Member Anderson County Club; Member Agricultural Society; Member Chemistry Society. LUTHER JOSEPH BURRISS Mechanical Engineering Anderson, S. C. Keep good company and you will he one of the number. Private; More Private; Most Private; Strictly Private; Member A. S. M. E., ' 26, ' 27, Vice-Chairman, ' 27, ' 28; Guidon Club; Senior Privates Club; Plattsburg Club; R. O. T. C, Camp Plattsburg, N. Y.; Ander- son County Club. tF ' ' J THOMAS A. CAMPBELL, Jr. Textile Industrial Education ANDERSON. S. C. To be courageous! Strive with manly power against sickly fantasies, and enter, as I do, hopefully into active life. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Anderson County Club; Textile Society; Electric City Club; A. I. A. Educational Fraternity Secretary and Treasurer of Gamma Chi Columbia Literary Society; Jailbirds Club R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. MORRIS MORDECAI CAMPELL Textile Industrial Education Greenville. S. C. There are two kinds ot men to be pitied: the man that wants no friends and the man that has no time for fun. Private; Private; Private; First Lieu- tenant; Phi Psi Fraternity; Chapter Editor of Phi Psi; Historian of Senior Class; Re- l orter Tiger, ' 26: Associate Athletic Edi- tor Tiller, ' 27; ' Athletic Editor, ' 2R; Green- ville City Club; Ex-Georgian Club; Textile Society; Plattsburg R. (). T. C; Senior Class Cotincil. GUS HOLBROOK CARROLL Agricultural Chemistry York. S. C. Let him not belong to another who may be his own. Private; Private: Sergeant: Second Lieu- tenant; Friendship Council, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28: President Christian Endeavor, ' 27, ' 28: York County Club; Secretary Palmetto Literary Society, third term, ' 27; Chemistry Science Club, ' 27; Cross-Country Team, ' 25, ' 26; Track Team. ' 27, ' 28: R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WILLIAMS H. CARTER Agricultural Education EHRHARDT. S. C. Courtesy is cheap: why be stingy with It. ' Private; Corporal; Private; Private; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Columbian Literary Society, ' 25, ' 26; Bamberg County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Y. M. C. A. Cabi- net, ' 26; Friendship Council, ' 27; Delegate to Students ' Volunteer Conference, G. W. C, ' 25, P. C, ' 26; Delegate to World Court Conference, Atlanta. Ga., ' 26. It JOSEPH JULIUS CARVER Mechanical Engineering Fair Forest, S. C. Give the thoughts no tongue. Private: Private; Private: Senior Pri- vate; Spartanburg County Club; A. S. M. E.; Jailbirds Chib; Senior Privates Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. JAMES HORACE CLARK Electrical Engineering Calhoun Falls, S. C. Life IS a succession of doors, never to be reopened. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Abbeville County Club, ' 25, ' 26, Treasurer, ' 26; Band, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Symphony Orchestra, ' 27; A. I. E. E.; .Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Rifle Mark.sman, R. (). T. C, Camp .McClcllan. Anniston, Ala. WILLIAM HODGES CLARKE Entomology Pendleton, S. C. Sacrifice, determination, and a fight to thie last will bring rewards of priceless value. Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Anderson County Club; Freshman Baseball, ' 25; Day Cadet, ' 27, ' 28; Hospital Clerk, ' 27, ' 28; Active Member of Y. M. C. A.; Senior Privates Club; Company C , R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. THOMAS FLOYD COOLEY Dairy Husbandry LOWNDESVILLE, S, C. Determination, self-confidence, and effort mafie dreams come true. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Secretary-Treasurer Abbeville County Club, ' 25, ' 26, Presijlent, ' 26, ' 27; Presi- dent Dairy Club, ' 27, ' 28; Member Com- pany K ; Championship Football Team, ' 26; Dairy Judging Team, National Dairy Show; Associate Circulation Manager The Tiller, Circulation Manager; Senior Class Councilman; Machine Gun Marksm an, R. (). T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. ' - i H i SAMUEL REXFORD CORLEY Agricultural Education Lexington. S. C. To thine ou. ' n self be true. And it must iolloiu as the night the day, Thou canst not he lalse to ang man. Private; Private; Sergeant; Senior Pri- vate; Vice-President Lexington County Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Secretary Cal- lioun T iterary Society: Member Gamma (hi; Machine Gun Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. MYRON DUDLEY CROOK Civil Engineering Fort Mill. S. C. Do, but do as you please. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First I ieu- tenant; Rat Football Squad, ' 24; Rat Baseball Squad, ' 25; Assistant Baseball Manager, ' 26, ' 27; Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class; Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class; (!. F.; .Secretary-Treasurer Junior Dancing Club; Member Eta Epsilon Sigma; Member A. S. C. E., ' 26, ' 27; First Term Preside nt A. S. C. E., ' 27, ' 28; Associate Editor Tai ' s; Assistant Business Manager Cliroiiiclc, ' 26, 27, Business Manager, ' 27, ' 28; Plattsburg Club; York County Club; Marshal, ' 27; Student Council, ' 26. ' 27, ' 28. JOSEPH V. CUNNINGHAM Architecture Sumter, S. C. Weigh well the advice from others, but be the master of your own ship. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Senior Pri- vate; Architectural Society, 26, ' 27; Presi- dent Minaret Club; Sumter County Club, Vice-President; Junior Dance Club; Senior Dance Club; DeMolay; President Gamma Chi; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; President The Pentagon. BENJAMIN H. CUTTING Electrical Engineering SU.VITER. S. C. Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Freshman Football, ' 24; Varsity Football, ' 2.S, ' 26, ' 27; Member A. I. E. E.; President Sumter County Club; Block C Club; Owl Club. DAVID SMITH CUTTING, JR. Architecture If at first Newnan. Ga. you don ' t succeed: try again. try, Private; Private; Battalion Sergeant- Major; Major; President Georgia Club, ' 26; Architectural Society, ' 26; Vice-President (ieorgia Clul). ' 27; Architectural Society, ' 27; Eta Epsilon Sigma Society, ' 28; Sec- ond Lieutenant Sabre Club, ' 28; Art Editor for Taps, ' 28; Secretary-Treasurer Senior Dancing Club, ' 28; R. O. T. C, Platts- burg, N. Y., ' 26, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 27; Vice-President Epicurean Society, ' 28; Georgia Club, ' 28; Second Lieutenant Re- serve Infantry; Minaret (_ ' lub, ' 28. WILLIAM HENRY CUTTING Electrical Engineering Greenville. S. C. Where there is a wilt, there is a way. Private; Private; Private; Private; Greenville City Club, ' 2S. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Company Football, ' 26, ' 27; A. I. E. E., ' 28; R. O. T. C, Camp .McClellan. Ala., ' 27; Senior Private Clul), ' 2,S. WALTER KARL DARGAN Horticulture Darlington. S. C. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Colo- nel; Honorary Member National Society of Scabbard and Blade; Captain Sabre Club; Palmetto Literary Society, Recording Secre- tary, ' 27, President, ' 28; Corresponding Secretary Agricultural Society; Vice-Presi- dent Horticultural Society: Darlington County Club, Secretary and Treasurer, ' 27, President, ' 28; General Manager Clemson Activities, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Secre- tary-Treasurer First Sergeants Club; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee, ' 27; Commencement Marshal, ' 27; Member So- cial Governing Board; Senior Class Coun- cil; Thalian Club; Sophomore, Junior, and ■Senior Dancing Clubs; President Senior Dancing Club; Photo Editor ' 28 Taps. REID RAMSAY DAVIS Electrical Engineering TOCCOA, GA. Live and learn, die and forget it all. Freshman; Sophomore; Sergeant; Senior; Georgia Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Secretary- Treasurer, ' 26, ' 27; Table Commandant, •27; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Swimming Team; Track Team; K. P. and D. R. O,; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Vice-President Jail Birds Club; President Senior Privates; Chairman Senior Privates Grievance Committee; Sec- tion Marcher; for further information call 245 Toccoa, Georgia, The City Beautiful. WILLIAM ALBERT DIAL Mechanical Engineering Cross Hill. S. C. Trifles make perfection, but perfec- tion is no trifle. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; President Laurens County Club, ' 27; Member A. S. M. E. ; Member Senior Pri- vates Club; Member Jailbirds Club; R. O. T. C. Camp McCIellan, Ala. HORACE BEAUMONDE DRAKE Cioil Engineering PELZER. S. C. Tfiere isn ' t lime in life lo make two reputations, su watch your first Private; Private; Sergeant; Senior Pri- vate; Anderson County Club; A. S. C. E. ; Senior Private Club; Jail Birds Club; Sbarpshooter, .Machine Gun, R. O. T. C, Camp McCIellan. Ala. GEORGE HEYWARD DUNLAP Textile Industrial Education Rock Hill. S. C. We that live to please, must please to live. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Freshman Football, ' 24; Freshman Base- ball, ' 25; Varsity Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; South Carolina State Champions, ' 27; Cap- tain Baseball, ' 28; Block ' ' C Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer, ' 28; Chairman Athletic Hop Committee, ' 28; G. F.; York County Club, Vice-President, ' 27, President, ' 28; Rock Hill City Club, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 27; Charter Member R. O. B. W. Club; Marksman R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala. WILLIAM PRESSLEY DURST Textile Industrial Education Greenwood. S. C. Character is the highest achievement in life: aim high. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Member of Textile Society; Dramatic Club; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Danc- ing Clubs; DeMolay Club; Clean Sleeve Club; A. S. M. E., ' 26; Greenwood County Club; Delegate to Baptist Student Confer- ence, Birmingham, Ala.; Columbian Liter- ary Society, ' 26; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan. Ala. MELL DUGGAN EADIE Textile Industrial Education Brunswick. Ga, Do your best — let the others do the rest. Secretary-Treasurer DeMolay Club, ' 27, Vice-President, ' 28; A. S. M. E.; Colum- bian Literary Society; Textile Society; A. I. A. Educational Fraternity; Georgia Club: Cosmopolitan Club; Jail Birds Club; Senior Privates Club; R. O. T. C. Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala. ERNEST BENTON EARLEY Agronomy Orangeburg, S. C. He that ruleth his own spirit is greater limn he that laketh a city. Private; Private; Serjeant; Second Lieu- tenant; (amp .McClellan R. O. T. C; Junior Dancing Club; Friendship Council; Cabinet Member; Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary, and President Pal- metto Literary Society; Chairman Fresh- man Council; Drangeburg County Club; Assistant Editor Y. M. C. A. Hand Book; Light-weight Champion Boxer 4th Corps Area, R. O. T. C. EARL SIMMONS ELLIS Arts and Science Greenwood. S, C. When duty and pleasure conflict, let your conscience be your guide. Secretary-Treasurer Greenwood City Club, ' 26, Vice-President, ' 27, President, ' 28; DeMoIay; Member of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Plattsburg Club; Guidon Club; A. I. A.; Jail Birds Club; Plattsburg R. O. T. C. HENRY LAWRENCE ESKEW Electrical Engineering Greenville. S. C. Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieu- tenant; Vice-President Freshman Class Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseball Varsity Football. ' 25, ' 2(y, Captain, ' 27 Varsity Basketball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Varsity Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; A. 1. E. E.; Owl Club. ROBERT EDWARD FARMER Civil Engineering Florence, S. C. A gentleman makes no noise. Private; Private; Private; First Lieu- tenant; Florence County Club, Secretary- Treasurer; Member Symphony Orchestra, three years; Band, four years; Columbian Literary Society; A. S. C. E., two years; Non-R. O. T. C, retired; A. W. O. L. MILLARD BAKER FARRAR Arls and Science Augusta, Ga. Live and Id live. Private; Private; Drum Major; Captain; Clemson R. O. T. C. Swimming Team; Cheer Leader, ' 27, ' 28; Sophomore Class Council; Associate Joke Editor Tic er, ' 26, ' 27; Satire Editor Taps, ' 28; Vice-Presi- dent Ex-Georgian Club; Sergeant-at-Arms and Secretary of Calhoun Literary Society; Textile Society; First .Sergeants Club; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Sophomore and Junior Hop Com- mittees; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. Toastmaster; Thalian Club; Rifie Marks- man, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. f i- - THOMAS FRED FERGUSON Agronomy ABBEVILLE. S. C. Waste not fresh tears over old griefs. Private: Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Vice-President, ' 26, ' 27, President, ' 27, ' 28, Abbeville County Club; Senior Privates Club; Clean Sleeve Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JAMES GAHAGAN FISHBURNE Animal Husbandry WALTERBORO, S. C. Be sure you are right, then your figures. heck Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Pri- vate; President of Colleton County Club, ' 28. Member, ' 25; Agricultural Society; A. H. Club; Jail Birds Club; Senior Pri- vates Club; Member R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JACOB LORRAINE FOGLE Horticulture Denmark. S. C. One thorn of experience is worth a whole Wilderness of warning. Private; Private; Private; More Private; Rat Football, ' 24; Big Ben ' s Ail-Ameri- cans, ' 25; Company Football, ' 26; Member Agricultural Society, ' 26; Horticultural So- ciety, ' 26, ' 27; Palmetto Literary Society, ' 26, Vice-President, ' 27; Denmark City Club, ' 26, President, ' 27 ; Bamberg County Club, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26, Vice-President, ' 27; Member V. M. C. A.; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JESSE GORHAM FORD Agricultural Education LAKE VlFW. S. C. Observe, remember, and compare. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Glee Club, four years; Business Man- ager Cilee Club, ' 28; Assistant Director Glee Club, Bass, ' 28; Military Band, ' 27, •28; Concert Band, ' 27, ' 28; Clemson Col- lege Cavaliers Jazz Orchestra, ' 28; Senior Privates Club; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Dillon County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 28, Vice-President, ' 26, President, ' 28; Dramatic Club, ' 27; Friendship Coun- cil, ' 25, ' 26; Epworth League, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Methodist Choir, four years; Steward Methodist fhurrh. ' 28; Agricultural So- ciety, ' 28. BENJAMIN RILEY FOWLER Agricultural Education SIMPSONVILLE. S. C. If music be food for love — play on. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; First Leautenant; Member Greenville County Club, Secretary and Treasurer, President; First Sergeants Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WILLIAM C. GALLOWAY Mechanical Engineering Greenville. S. C. It is better to love thai which you cannot have, than to have that which you cannot love. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Member Greenville City Club; Senior Privates Club; Guidon Club; A. S. M. E.; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JAMES HENRY GANTT Electrical Engineering Pickens, S. C. ■■M USU IS the gladness of the ivorld. ' Private: Private; Private: Senior Pri- vate: Friendship Council, ' 25, ' 26; Associ- ate Member A. I. E. E.; Pickens County Club; Cuidon Club; Senior Privates Club; R. O. T. C Camp McClellan, Ala. JAMES CELY GARRISON Civil Engineering EASLEY, S. C. May I he afraid to he afraid. Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Secretary, Literary Critic, Presi- dent Palmetto Literary Society; Vice-Presi- dent Pickens County Club; American So- ciety of Civil Engineers; Assistant Circu- lation Manager Chronicle, ' 27, Circulation Manager, ' 28; Assistant Manager Track, ' 27; Manager Track and Cross-Conntry Team, ' 2i : R. O. T. C. Plattsburg, N. Y.; National Rifle Matches. Camp Perry, Ohio; Kxperl Rifleman; Rifle Team. HARPER SIDNEY GAULT Arts and Science GLENDALE, S. C. I ' d rather be right than president. Columbian Literary Society; A. S. C E. Fraternity; Charter Member Alpha Sigma Alpha Fraternity; Charter Member Tiger Brotherhood; Spartanburg County Club; Military and Concert Band; Symphony Orchestra; Exchange Editor Chronicle. Literary Editor; Editor Y Hand Book; Chairman Senior Private Gripe Commit- tee. EUGENE NICHOLES GEDDINGS Agricultural Chemistry Sumter, S. C. Knowledge is power. Private; Private; Private; First Lieu- tenant; President Y. M. C. A., ' 28; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27, ' 28; Friendship Coun- cil, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Palmetto Literary So- ciety, ' 27, ' 28, Corresponding Secretary, ' 27; Sumter County Club; Bible Class Leader, ' 26, ' 27; President Sunday School Class, ' 28; President B. Y. P. U., ' 27; Baptist Student Conference, Birmingham, Ala., ' 27; Member Junior Class Honor Council; Ex- ecutive Committee S. C. Baptist .Student Conference. DOYLE DIAZ GILLESPIE CiVil Engineering Seneca. S. C. Only the stalicart stalk the hill; only the game fish swim up stream. Private; Private; Private: Senior Pri- vate; Member Eta Epsilon Sigma, Engi- neering Society, ' 28; Member A. S. C. E., ' 27, ' 28, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 28; Colum- bian Literary Society, ' 25; Member Oconee County Club; Rifle Team, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27. CHESLEY HERBERT GLAZE Civil Engineering Orangeburg, S. C. Though all the wealth he had ran in his viens. he was a gentleman. Private; Corporal: First Sergeant; First Lieutenant; President Orangeburg County Club, ' 28, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 27, Mem- ber, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Company Football and Basketball, ' 26, ' 27; Member of A. S. C. E., ' 28; Clubs and Societies Editor of Taps, ' 28; Sharpshooter, Machine Gun Com- pany, Camp McClellan, Ala.; R. O. T. C. ALBERT BARNEY GODFREY Agricultural Education GAFFNEY, S. C. Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Agricultural Society; Senior Private Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. CHARLES DEXTER GREEN Textile Industrial Education Spartanburg. S. C. The greatest wealth he has runs tn in his veins: He IS a gentleman. Private: Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu- tenant; Phi Psi; President Sophomore Dancing Club; Associate Joke Editor The Chronicle, ' 27, Associate Literary Editor, ' 28; Member Calhoun Literary Society; Member Textile Society; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Hop Reception Commit- tees; Member Thalian Club; Spartanburg County Club; Jailbirds Club, ' 26; Vice- President F. P. .S. JOSEPH HARRELL GUY Architecture Columbia. S. C. Hold your tongue and pass for a philosopher. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Architectural Society, Vice-President, •27; Minaret Club; Richland Club; Capital City Club, President, ' 28; Dramatic Club, President, ' 28; R. O. T. C, Camp McClel- lan, Ala. EDWARD PRENTISS HAFERS Electrical Engineering Aiken, S. C. To love is to remember. Private; Private; Priv ate; Second Lieu- tenant; Drum and Bugle Corps; Aiken County Club. ' 25, ' 26, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 27, President, ' 28; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Company Football; Company Baseball; Jailbirds Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Clemson Swimming Team, Camp McClellan; Charter Member Hoboes Club; Royal Order Beat-Outs; Charter Member The Owls, Treasurer; K. P. and D. R. O., Camp McClellan: Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JAMES CORNELIUS HAIR Chemistry BLACKVILLE. S. C. Any fool can catch roses, but it takes a man to catch bricks. Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Freshman Football, ' 24; Varsity Football, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Block C Club, ' 25, ' 27; Chemistry-Science Club, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26; Light-Heavyweight Champion of Regi- ment, ' 26; Vice-President Chemistry-Science Club, ' 26; Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. ARTEMUS WATSON HANE Horticulture St. Matthews, S. C. There are two kinds of men: Those who go ahead and do something, and those who sit by and ask why it wasn ' t done some other way. Private; Private; Sergeant; Non-R. O. T. C; Freshman Baseball, ' 25; Varsity Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Member Horticul- tural Society, ' 27, ' 28; Member Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs. HEYWARD TREZEVANT HANE Horticulture Fort Motte, S. C. Fortune is like glass — the brighter the glitter, the more easily broken. Private; Private; Sergeant; Very Private; Member Senior Privates Club; Horticultnral Society, ' 27, ' 28; Howitzer Markinansbip, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Agri- cultural Society, ' 27; Beat Outs Club, ' 28. TORRENCE G. HANNER Civil Engineering Florence. S. C. Forgive many things m others, but nothing in yourself. ' Private; First Sergeant; Captain; Flor- ence County Clu b, ' Z6, ' 27, ' 28; Indissoluble Order of Inauspicious Imbeciles; Platts- burgh Club; First Sergeants Club; Member A. S. C. E., ' 27, ' 28; Charter Member The Tiger Brotherhood; 1928 Taps Staff, Mili- tary Editor; Eta Epsilon Sigma; Rifle Mark.sman; Senior R. O. T. C. Camp, Plattsburgh. N. Y. HENRY MAXWELL HARDEE Electrical Engineering LOWRYS. S. C. Always look for the best. Private, ' 24, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Member Ches- ter County Club; Senior Privates Club; ' . it 1 Vice-President Chester County Club, ' 28; Associate Member A. I. E. E. JOSEPH CARLISLE HARRELL Agricultural Chemistry Marion, S. C. Not everything that unites men is good, hut everything that divides men is devilish. Private; Corporal; Strictly Private; Al- ways Private; Chemistry-Science Club; Chemistry Club; Marion County Club, Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club; Camp Perry Rifle Team, Camp Perry, Ohio; National Rifle Association, N. R. A., Expert Rifleman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. RUDOLPH COLE HARRINGTON Textile Industnul Education GREELEYVILLE, S. C. Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieuten- ant; Charter Member Phi Psi; President, ' 28; Member Tiger Staff, ' 27 and ' 28; Junior Honor Committee; Member Textile Society, ' 26; Williamsburg County Club, ' 25; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. SAMUEL PAUL HARRIS Agricultural Education BELTON, S. C. ' The firs! step to greatness is to honest. he Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Member Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Friendship Council; Anderson County Club; Belton City Club; Senior Privates Clul); Rifle Marks- man, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. SAMUEL WILBUR HARRISON Textile Industrial Education Moore, S. C. Determination makes dreams come true. Columbian Literary Society; President Columbian Literary Society; Member Spar- tanburg County Club; A. I. A. Educational Fraternity; Textile Society; Company Foot- ball; Company Basketball. LUCIUS W. HART Horticulture Vance, S, C. The child is the father of the man. Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieu- tenant; Company Football; Horticultural Society; Orangeburg County Club; Friend- ship Council; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. BYARS CHARLES HARVEY Academic GAFFNEY. S. C. ll does not pay to worry: the ivorld looks better from behind a smile. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; Freshman Football; Freshman Base- ball; Varsity Football, ' 25, ' 26, 27; R. M. B. W. Club; Captain Varsity Football, ' 26; Cherokee County Club; Chaplain Cherokee County Club; G. F.; Block -C Club; Red Head Club; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. 1 LUTHER MARTIN HEARD Arts and Science Elberton, Ga. I Iveety tell you all the Wealth he had run m his veins: he was a gentle- man. I rivate; Sergeant; Second Lieutenant; Senior Private; Associate Editor The Tiger, ' 27; F.xchange Editor The Tiger, ' 28; Class Track Team, ' 27; Jailbirds Club, ' 27, ' 28; Charter Member Jailbirds Club, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Grievance Committee Senior Privates Club; Secretary and Treas- ury Georgia Club; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; President Thalian Club; President F. P. S. WHJ.IAM NOLAN HENDERSON Textile Industrial Education VERDERY. S. C. Worrying never made men great, so why worry: A. I. A. Club; Jailbirds Club; Textile Society; Greenwood County Club; Dancing Club; Scrub Football; Regimental Football Championshi]) Team, 1926; Junior Boxing Team; Company Baseball; R. O, T. C, ( amp McClellan, Ala. JOSEPH NEWTON HELLER Electrical Engineering Sandy Springs, S. C. Brighten the corner where you are — even if you have to paint your face With luminous paint. Private; Some Private; Real Private; Very Private; Anderson County Club; Jailbirds Club; Clean Sleeve Club; Secretary and Treasurer Senior Privates Club; Associate Joke Editor Tiger, ' 26, ' 27; Joke Editor Tiper, ' 27, ' 28; Guidon Club, ' 27, ' 28; R. O. T. C, Retired. WADE HOWARD HERRING, jR. Agronomy Marion, S. C. Trust everybody, hul always ciil the cards I ' ' Private; Corporal; Real Private; Strictly Private; Marion County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Dairy Club, ' 26; Agricultural Society, ' 27; Reds, ' 28; The Wise and Other- wise Club ; The Love ' Em and Leave •Em Club : R. (). T. C, (Retired). JOHN OLIVER HICKS Architecture Lexington, N. C. You are the handicap you must face. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu- tenant; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Secretary and Treasurer Ex-(ieorgia Club; Architec- tural Society, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Minaret Club, ' 28; Company B Football Team; Winner Regimental Trophy, ' 26; Captain M Company F(iot1)all Team, ' 27; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, ' 27; Charter Member Epicurean Club; President Jailbirds Club, ' 28; Non-R. O. T. C. RANDOLPH CONNOR HIGGINS Electrical Engineering Georgetown, S. C. People do not lack strength: they lack will. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Member Senior Privates Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. ROBERT E. HIGHTOWER Electrical Engineering Denmark. S, C. Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Bamberg County Club; Denmark City Club; Company Football; Company Baseball; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Alabama. WILLIAM WILLIS HUDGENS AnhilectLirc WlILIAMSTON. S. C. Le! noihing discourage you, never give up. ' Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Lieu- tenant-Colonel; Freshman Baseball; ' arsity Baseball, ' 26, ' 27; President Masonic Club; First Lieutenant Sabre Club; Member Block C Club: President Anderson County Club: Member Minaret Club, (amp Mc- Clellan. Ala. GEORGE ELFORD HUDSON Entomology Spartanburg. S. C. There are none lo decline your nec- tared wine, But alone you must drmk lite ' s gall. Private; Private; Private; Strictly Pri- vate; R. O. T. C, Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y.; Rifle .Sbarpsbnoter ; Entomology CIul); .Spartanburg County ( Utb. CULLY JOHN HUMPHREY Civil Engineering TIMMONSVILLE. S. C. He who can judge his own traits has no delusions of grandeur about himself. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Vice-President Timmonsville City Club ; Literary Critic Palmetto Literary Society; A. S. C. E. ; Sharpshooter, Machine Gun, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. THOMAS LESLIE HUGHSTON Civil Engineering Spartanburg. S. C. Tis easy enough to be pleasant, when life flows by like a song, but the man worthwhile is the man who can smile when everything goes dead wrong. Private; Private; Staff Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Spartanburg County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, President, ' 28; A. S. C. E., ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Eta Epsilon Sigma, ' 27, ' 28, Secre- tary and Treasurer, ' 28; Company Champion Football Team, ' 25, ' 26; The Three Mos- quitoes; Inauspicious Order of Indissoluble Imbeciles; Charter Memlier Tiger Brother- hood; Machine Gun Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. HENRY HUSBANDS Civil Engineering Florence. S. C. Love conquers all. Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Member Florence County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, President, ' 28; Junior Council; A. S. C. E., ' 27, ' 28; Sophomore Dancing Club; Textile Society, ' 26; The Three Mos- quitoes; Indissoluble Order of Inauspicious Imbeciles; Rifle Marksman; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WARREN CANDLER HUTCHINS Mechanical Engineering Spartanburg. S. C. Yesterday is gone; forget it. Tomor- row never comes: don ' t worry. Today is here: use it. Private; Corporal; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; Military Band, four years; Concert Rand, four years; Clee Club, ' 2. ' i, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Jungaleer Orchestra, four years. Man- ager, ' 26; Symphony Orchestra, ' 27, ' 28; A. S. l r. E.. ' 28; Student Director R. O. T. C. Band. Camp McClellan, Ala., ' 27. GUY STARR HUTCHINS. jR. Arts and Science Spartanburg. S. C. Music hath power to bring Heaven down to earth. Private; Private; First Lieutenant; Cap- tain; Band, Four Years; Director Martial Music; Concert Band; Librarian and Ar- ranger; Glee Club, Three Years; Jungaleer Orchestra, Four Years, Director, ' 26; Symphony Orchestra, Four Years, Librarian and Arranger; Student Conductor, Concert Band and Orchestra; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala., ' 25; Delegate International Convention, Detroit, Christmas, ' 27. LYNN STOKES JACKSON Electrical Engineering Orangeburg. S. C. A kindness is never lost. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Orangeburg County Club, Vice-President, ' 28; Sigma Chi; A. I. E. E., ' 28; Howitzer Sharpshooter, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. « WILLIAM CLEVELAND JAMES Agricultural Education Greer. S. C. All may dn what has by man been done. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieu- tenant; Freshman Football, ' 24; Company Football, ' 27; Member Greer City Club; Secretary-Treasurer Greer City Club, ' 27; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. PERRY HERBERT JAMESON Agricultural Education Liberty, S. C. Let us forget the things of the past and press forth into the things of the future. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Palmetto Literary Society; Anderson County Club; Clean Sleeve Club; Epworth League; B. Y. P. U.; Y. M. C. A.; Agri- cultural Society; Senior R. O. T. C; Camp McClellan, Ala. EDGAR CLAUDE JETER Agricultural Chemistry Wallaceville. S. C. Let him not belong to another who may be his own. Private; Private; Private; Strictly Pri- vate; Member Agricultural Society; Member Chemistry Science Club; Member Local Chemistry Fraternity; Member Fairfield County Club; Vice-President Fairfield County Club; Member Senior Privates Club; Member Plattsburg Club; R. O. T. C, Plattsburg Barracks, Plattsburg, X. Y. HAROLD EDWARD JOHNSON Textile Engineering Anderson. S. C. Glad did I live and gladly die And I laid me down with a will. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Member Anderson County Club; Membei Electric City Club: Member Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Member Textile Society, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Member Guidon Bearers ' Club; Senior Privates Club; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala. ALVON S. JONES Mechanical Engineering Wai.halla. S. C. You ' re young only once, but if you work It right, once is enouc h. Private; Private; Private; First Lieuten- ant; Oconee County Club, Four Years; American Society Mechanical Engineers, One Year; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JOSEPH ALLEN JONES. jR. Mechanical Engineering Florence. S. C. Agree if you can; it not, dispute it like a man. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Major; Member the DeMolay, ' 27, ' 28; Secretary- Treasurer DeMolay, ' 28; Member A. S. M. E., ' 27, 28; Secretary-Treasurer A. S. M. E., ' 28; Member Florence County Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. 1 JAMES GRADY JONES Agricultural Education Crescent, S. C. Determination makes dreams come true. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Spartanburg County Club; Square and Com- pass Club; Machine Gun Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClclIan, Ala. MAURICE ARTHUR JONES Electrical Engineering Columbia. S. C. Life IS but a grindstone, and whether it grinds a man down or polishes him up, depends on the stuff he ' s made of. Private; Corporal; Regimental Supply Sergeant; Second Lieutenant; Cross-Country Team, ' 28; Clemson Rifle Team, ' 26, ' 27; Editor-in-Chief The Chronicle, ' 28; Assist- ant Literary Editor The Chronicle, ' 27; Winner U. D. C. Essay Contest, ' 27; Vice- President Capital City Club, ' 27, ' 28; A. I. E. E.; A. S. M. E. ; Eta Epsilon Sigma, ' 27, ' 28; Calhoun Literary Society; Rich- land County Chib, ' 25, ' 2b Friendship Council, ' 26; Delegate S. C. College Press Association, ' 27 ; Clemson Track Team, and Machine Gun Sharpshooter; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. MONIE HAYNSWORTH JONES Arts and Science Florence. S. C. For the man worth luhile is the man that smiles, when the whole world goes dead wrong. Private; Private; Color Guard; Second Lieutenant; Freshman Football, ' 24; Varsity Football, ' 25: Freshman Track, ' 25; Mem- ber Winning Freshman Mile-Relay Team, Georgia Tech; Relay Carnival, ' 25; Member Varsity Track Team. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Captain Mile Relay Team, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Member Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Member American Society Civil Engineers, Clemson Chapter; Member Jailbirds Club; Member Florence County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Member Calhoun Literary Society, ' 27, ' 28, President, ' 28; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan. Ala. SLOAN E. JONES Entomology Greer. S. C. Conserve everything hut good nature. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Member Greer City Club, ' 26, ' 27; Machine Gun Sharpshooter; Boxing Team, R. O. T. C., Camp McClellan, Ala. JESSE ALVIN JORDAN Agricultural Education RICHBURG, S. C. Who seeks, and will not take when once ' tis offered, shall never find it more. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Chester County Club, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 28; Palmetto Literary Society, Correspond- ing Secretary. ' 26, ' 27, President, ' 28; Sharpshooter, Howitzer Company, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WALTER GORDON KELLY Electrical Engineering PELZER. S. C. Dum Vtvimus. Vivamus. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Anderson County C lub; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Senior Privates ' Club. JAMES LeGRAND KING Dairy Husbandry BELTON. S. C. It IS better to have people wonder what he would have said than Wonder why he said it. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private Anderson County Club; Belton City Club Secretary-Treasurer Dairy Club, ' 27, ' 28 Senior Private Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. I GEORGE FRED KLUGH. Jr. Arts and Science Atlanta. Ga. The emotions actuated by the thorns of experience perpetrate delight. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; In- telligence Officer; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala., ' 27; Sub-Assistant Football . Iaiiai, ' er, ' 25, Assistant, ' 26, Manager, ' 27; (ieorgia Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Vice-President, ' 26, President, ' 27, ' 28; Vice-President First Sergeants Club, ' 27; Junior Dance Ho|) Committee; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Palmetto Literary Society; Commencement Marshal, ' 27; Secretary Cosmonolitan Club, 26; Thalian Club; Block C Club; Vice-President Alplia Sigma Alpha Literary Fraternity; Chairman Junior-Senior Bancpiet Commit- tee; Chairman Ring Committee. ' 27; Senior Council; Assistant Athletic Editor Tiqcr, ' 27; President lunior Class; Editor-in-Chief T. ps, ' 28. J «V ■ ' ■ iM_«..-W LAWRENCE G. KNOBELOCH Arts and Science Charleston, S. C. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Band, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club, three years; Glee Club Orchestra; Junga- leers Orchestra, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Manager- Director, ' 28; Symphony Orchestra, four years, Vice-President Concert Master, ' 28; Friendship Council, 25, ' 26; Y. M. C. A, Cabinet, ' 27, ' 28; Recording Secretary Y. M. C. A.. ' 28; Delegate All-Southern Bap- tist Student Conference. Birmingham. Ala.; .Secretary. Vice-President. President Charles- ton County Club; Vice-President. President DeMolay; Delegate International Student Volunteer Conference. Detroit. Mich.; Secre- tary-Treasurer A. I. A. Educational Club: Baptist Church Choir and Orchestra; Ves- pers Orchestra; R. O. T. C. Band. R. O. T. C. Orchestra. Camp McClellan. Ala. OSMER REMBERT KOON Agricultural Education Peak. S. C. True hearts are more than coronets. And simple faith than Norman blood. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Member Agricultural Society; Member Rich- land County Club; Member Senior Private Club; Member Clean Sleeve Club; Y. M. C. A.; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. ! K ' J CLARK HENRY LANGFORD Animal Husbandry BLYTHEWOOD, S. C. Keep digging: never give up. Private: Private: Private; Senior Private; Richland County Club, ' 25, ' 26; Senior Pri- vate Club; Company Football, ' 26; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. CLYDE GETTYS LATHAM Horticulture and Agronomy York. S. C. Be your own self, and leave custom for those who need it. Private; Private: Private; Senior Private; ' ork County Club; Vice-President Palmetto Literary Society; Declaimers Medal, Pal- metto, ' 27; Horticultural Society; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. FRANCIS FISHER LESESNE Agronomy GREELEYVILLE. S. C. Love, like virtue, is its own reward. JULES DAVID LEVIN Architecture Beaufort. S. C. Give the best you have, and the best will return to you. Private; Eta Epsilon Sigma; Minaret Club. CALEB H. LINEBERGER. jR. Civil Engineering Greenville, S. C. What I must do concerns me — not what people think. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; Freshman Football; Freshman Bas- ketball; Freshman Class Historian, ' 23; Scrub Basketball, ' 25; Greenville City Club; A. S. C E.; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Machine Gun Sharpshooter; Swimming Team; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala.; Member The Owls Club. AMIDAS. CRAWFORD LINK Textile Engineering Fort Mill. S. C. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Battalion Adjutant; Editor-in- Chief The Tiger, ' 28, Associate Editor, ' 27; Freshman Football, ' 24; Freshman Track, ' 25; Varsity Football, ' 25, ' 26; Varsity Track, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Class Council, ' 24, ' 25; ' 26; Vice-President Sophomore Class; His- torian Junior Class; President First Ser- geants Club; President Junior Dancing Club; R. O. B. W.; G. F.; Charter Member Phi Psi Fraternity, ' 27, Vice-President, ' 28; Ad- vertising Editor, ' 28 Taps; Square and Compass Club; Plattsburg Club; York County Club; Delegate S. C. College Press Convention; R. O. T. C. Camp. Plattsburg, N. Y. WILLIAM THOMAS LINTON Civil Engineering Greensboro. Ga. U ' rrfe me as one vjho loves his fellowman. Special Student; Member A. S. C. E.; Freshman Basketball, ' 22: Y. M. ( . A Basketball. ' 25. ' 26. ' 27. ' 2S. RALPH WALDO LIPSCOMB Agronomij GAFFNEY, S. C. ' Determination makes dreams come true. Day Student. CI ARENCE HARMON LOMAS Dairying Columbia. S. C. Never promise more than you can perform. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Scrub Football, ' 26, ' 27; Member Richland County Club; Dairy Club; Senior Privates Club; Clean Sleeve Club. RALPH EUGENE McCONNELL Agronomy ANDERSON. S. C. Why ivorry. it ' s going to happen anyway? Private; Private; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; Freshman Football, ' 24; Varsity Football, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Freshman Baseball, ' 25; Varsity Track, ' 26; Member Anderson County Club; Member Block C Club; R. (). T. C .. Camp McClellan, Ala.; Mem- ber Camp Bnxinj; Team; Member Camp Track Tram. GEORGE H. McCUTCHEN. Jr. Agronomy BISHOPVILLE. S. C. The true worth of a man is his character. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Friendship Council, ' 26, ' 27; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 27; Vice-President Sunday School Class; Chaplain, Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer Palmetto Literary Society; Presi- dent Lee County Club. HENRY ELLIS MCDOWELL Civil Engineering ROCK Hill, s. c. Worrying never made men great, so why should I worry? Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Member A. S. C. E.; Camma Chi; Jail- birds Club; York County Club, ' 25 to ' 28; Rock Hill City Club; First Class Gunner, Howitzer Company; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. THOMAS JAMES McGILL Electrical Engineering Columbia. S. C. Being everything ichich noiv thou art. be nothing ivhich thou art not. Non-K. (). T. C; Raf Football Squad. ' 24; Cross Country Squad, ' 25; Cross Coun- try Team, ' 26. ' 27: Track Squad, ' 26, ' 27; Track Team. ' 27. ' 28; Sophomore Dancing ( hill, ' 25; Junior Dancing Club, ' 26; Senior Dancing Club, ' 27; Richland County Club; Capital City Club, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 28; Guidon Club; Senior Privates Club. THOMAS FRANCIS McGLONE Art. ' i and Science Spartanburg. S. C. Manhood . not scholarship, is the first aim ol education. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; Freshman Football and Basketball; Varsity Football, ' 25, ' 26; Varsity Basket- ball, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Captain Basketball, ' 27; Block C Club; Spartanburg City Club. ROBERT PLEXICO McMEEKIN Civil Engineering Jenkinsville, S. C. While I live women shall not rule. Private; Private; Sergeant; Senior Pri- vate; Fairfield County Club, Secretary-Treas- urer, ' 27, President, ' 28; Member A. S. C. E., ' 28; Sharpshooter; Howitzer Platoon, Camp McClellan, Ala. JAMES WILLIAM McPHAIL Agricultural Education Anderson, S. C. Great talkers are no great doers. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Senior Pri- vate; Anderson County Club; Senior Pri- vates Club; R. (). T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. SCHUBERT McPHAIL Agricultural Education TOWNVILLE. S. C. Be yourself and look every man in the eye. Private; Private; Sergeant; Senior Pri- vate; Active Member Y. M. C. A.; Bibli- Class; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. WADE HAMPTON MacFIE Electrical Engineering WINNSBORO, S. C. He u. ' ho does not advance, loses ground. Private; Private; Assistant Section Marcher; Senior Private; Fairfield County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Scrub Football, ' 25, ' 26; A. I. E. E., ' 27, ' 28; Eta Epsilon Sigma Fraternity; Clean Sleeve Club; Ex- pert Machine Gunner, R. O. T. C. ; K. P., C. Q., R. O.. F. D.. Camp McClollan. Ala. I SILAS MARION MAJOR Agronomy Belton. S. C. When in doubt, play trumps. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Anderson County Club; Belton City Club; Senior Private Club; Non-R. O. T. C. WILLIAM FRANCIS MANER Horticulture Allendale, S. C. You haven ' t time to make two repu- tations, so watch out for the first Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Regimental Chaplain; Cross Country, ' 25, ' 26, Captain, ' 27; Track, ' 26, ' 27; Block C Club; President Allendale County Club; Horticultural Society; Agricultural Society; Friendship Council; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Vice-President, Y. M. C A. J. C. MARCHBANKS Horticulture ANDERSON, S. C. Private; Corjwral; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant (Battalion Adjutant) ; Freshman Football, 24; Varsity Football Squad, ' 25; Varsity Track Team, ' 26, ' 27; Holder Clem- son Record for low hurdles; Spike Shoe Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, President, ' 28; Horti- cultural Society, ' 27, ' 28, President, ' 28; Charter Member Epicurean Club; Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Vice-President Senior Dancing Club; Secre- tary Anderson County Club, ' 27; Vice-Presi- dent Electric City Club, ' 27, ' 28; Camp McClellan, Ala. LEONARD KINARD MARTIN Dairy Husbandry Ninety-Six, S. C. If music s love, play on; excess to it. give me Private; Strictly Private; First-( ' lass Pri- vate; Third Lieutenant; Member Greenwood County Club; Member Dairy Club, ' 28; Marksman at R. O. T. C, Camp McClel- lan, Ala.; Member Dairy Judging Team, Memphis, Tcnn., ' 27; Member .Senior Pri- vates (lull. rT - - WILLIAM ENOCH MARTIN Agronomy Anderson. S. C. He profits most, who serves best. Private ; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Palmetto Literary Society; Anderson County Club; Senior Privates Club; Cross- country, ' 25, ' 27; Scrub Football, ' 26; Member Friendship Council, ' 25. ' 26; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WALTER NEWTON MARTIN Mechanical Engineering Greenville. S. C. Private; Private; Color Sergeant; Cap- tain; Rat Football, Rat Basketball, Rat Baseball, Varsity Football, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Varsity Basketliall, ' 25; Baseball, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Alternate Captain of Baseball and Football, ' 27; President Greenville City Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Member of Block C Club. WILKES THOMAS MARTIN Dairy Husbandry CHESNEE. S. C. A pal ' s need is a thing to heed. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Member Dairy Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Member Dairy Judging Team. National Dairy Show, ' 27; Freshman Basketball; Scrub Basketball, ' 24, ' 25; Scrub Football, ' 24, ' 25; Varsity Base- ball, ' 25, ' 26, Captain, ' 27; G. F. HAROLD WILLIAM MARVIN, Jr. Electrical Engineering White Hall. S. C. Great is the man with physical strength, great also is he of keen intellect, but greatest is the man with sterling character for he is a part of his mother ' s own heart. J ri ' ate; Private; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; Clemson Band, four years; Fresh- man Football Team; Tennis Team, ' 26, ' 27, Captain and Manager. ' 27; Company Foot- ball and Basketball: Member Block C Club; Secretary-Treasurer Twin-City Chib, ' 27; Junior Class Honor Committee; Vice- President Colleton County did); Member A. 1. E. E., 27, ' 28, A. L E. E. Executive Committee, ' 28; Member Platt.sburg Club; Finals in Doubles; State Tennis Tourna- ment; Serni-Finals in Singles. ' 27; Member Block C Dance Committee; Member Sophomore. Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs: Senior Dancing Committee; Member Eta Epsilon Sigma: Band Program Com- mittee; R. (). T. C. Camp Plattsburg, New York. ! JACOB ALAN MAXWELL Electrical Engineering Spartanburg. S. C. He who lives but for himself lives but for a little thing. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Spartanburg County Club; Dramatics Club; Senior Privates Club; A. S. M. E.; Plattsburg Club; Plattsburg R. O. T. C, Camp Plattsburg, N. Y.; Member Senior Privates ' Grievance Committee. JOHN PACE MEALING, jR. Mechanical Engineering Augusta. Ga. Leave the lower planes, climb the mountains, and give all to love, work, and play as they come. Private; Corporal; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; A. S. M. E. Society, ' 27, ' 28; Vice- President McCormick-Edgefield County Club, ' 28; Freshman Football, ' 24; Scrub Football, ' 25, ' 26; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala. CHARLES WOOD MERCER. JR. Mechanical Engineering Georgetown. S. C. ' Give to the world the best and the best will you. you have come hack to Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Sabre Club; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; A. I. E. E., ' 27; A. S. M. E., ' 28; Jailbirds Club. - e ROBERT BROWNING MIDKIFF Civil Engineering Alexandria, Va. Life is but a thought. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Freshman Football, liasketball and Track; Varsity Football, ' 26; Varsity Basketball, ' 25, ' 26; Track, ' 26; Cosmopolitan Club; A. S. C. E.; Thalian Club. fl SHINJIRO MIWA Textile Engineering Nagoya, Aichi-Ken, Japan ' Thue recht und scheue niemand. JOSEPH NORWOOD MOORE Arts and Science Belton, S. C. To believe m men is I he firsl step toivard helping them. Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Member Anderson County Club; Belton City Club; Block C Club; Fresh- man Football, ' 25; Jailbirds Club; Fresh- man Baseball, ' 25; Varsity Baseball, ' 26, ' 27; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. LUTHER BROADUS MOORE, jR. Electrical Engineering Inverness, Fla. Today is the tomorrow that we Worried about yesterday and all is well. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Eta Epsilon Sigma; President and Charter Member of Epicurean Club; Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; A. I. E. E.; Georgia Club, ' 25; Cosmopoli- tan Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Ex-Georgia Club, ' 27: Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, ' 27; Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club; Member Grievance Committee; Senior Pri- vates Club; Non-R. O. T. C. JOHN THOMAS MUNDY. jR. Electrical Engineering Columbia. S. C. Know enough to knuw that you don ' t know everuthing. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Freshman Basketball, ' 25; Varsity Basket- ball, ' 26, ' 27; Varsity Tennis Team, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Captain, ' 28; Treasurer Capital City Club; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Marshal Commencement, ' 27; Associate Editor The Chronicle, ' 27; Member A. T. E. E.; Sabre Club; Rifle Markf man, R, O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Alabama. EDMUND SCHOPPAUL MURRAH Electrical Engineering UNION. S. C. Work as though you were to live forever. Live as though you u:ere to die to- morrow. Private; Private; Sergeant; Private; Non-R. O. T. C; Union County Club, Vice-President; SopViomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Company Football; Senior Privates Club; A. I. E. E.; Clem- son College Country Club; A. S. M. E. ; Royal Order of Beat-Outs; Plattsburg Club; Charter Member and Vice-President of The Owls; DeMolay; Eta Epsilon Sigma; Epicurean Club. EVERETTE L. NORTON Agricultural Education Gibson, N. C. Live for those who love you, Whose hearts you know are true. For the heaven that smiles above you. And the good which you may do. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; President Bible Class, ' 24, ' 25; Friendship Council, ' 25, ' 26; Member Ep- worth League; Senior Privates Club; Marl- boro County Club; Member Calhoun Liter- ary Society; Secretary and Treasurer of Agricultural Society; Scrub Baseball, ' 26, ' 27; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. f V e ( EUGENE FOOTMAN OLIVER Agriculture Greeleyville, S. C. It is better to love that which you cannot have, than to have that which you cannot love. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Palmetto Literary Society, ' 27; Jail Birds Club, ' 27, ' 28; Williamsburg County Club, ' 25; Agricultural Society, ' 26, ' 27; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WILLIS ROSS ODELL Agriculture Liberty, S. C. Private; Private; Sergeant; Captain; Regimental Staff (Quartermaster) R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan; Member Freshman Mile Relay Team at Tech Relays, ' 24: Member Varsity Track Team, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Captain Track Team, ' 28; Block C Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, President, ' 28; Mem- ber Athletic Council, ' 27; Vice-President Senior Class, ' 28; Holder of Clemson, Con- ference and State Records for Pole Vault; Southern Conference Pole Vault Cham- pion, ' 26, ' 27; Holder Southeastern A. A. U. Pole Vault Record; Fourth Corps Area Champion, ' 26, Pole Vault, 220-yard Dash, Shotput and High Jump, Highest Individual Scorer in Fourth Corps Area Track Meet; Second in Pole Vault at National Meet. ' 26, Tied Second, ' 27; A. A. C. Track Team, ' 25; Secretary and Treasurer First Term Agricultural Society, ' 27; Junior and Senior Councils: Secretary- Treasurer Pickens County Club, ' 27, Presi- dent, ' 28; Commencement Marshal, ' 27; Sabre Club, First Sergeant, ' 28; Scrub Football, ' 27 (Q4,F.). SAMUEL GRADY OWEN Electrical Engineering Greenwood. S. C. It is only the first step that is difficult. Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Greenwood County Club; A. I. E. E., ' 27, ' 28; Howitzer Sharpshooter, R. O. T. C, Camp McCIellan, AU. LOUIE C. PADGETT, Jr. Electrical Engineering Green Pond, S. C. will strive with things impossible. Yea, get the better of them. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; Palmetto Literary Society; Colleton County Club; Rifle Team, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27. ' 28j Fourth Corps Area Rifle Team, Camp Perry, Ohio; Expert Rifleman, R. O. T. C, Camp McCIellan, Ala. WILLIAM ATTICUS PARDUE, jR. Textile Engineering Trenton. S. C. ■D- ihe man that is serious all ihe time. Private; Private; Very Private; Strictly Private; Camp McClellan, R. O. T. C, ' 26; University of South Carolina, ' 26, ' 27; Day Cadet, ' 27, ' 28; President Jail Birds Club, ' 26; Senior Privates Club; Clean Sleeve Club; Textile Society; Pal- metto Literary Society; Vice-President Edgefield-McCormick County Club. i6 GEORGE FULTON PARKER Electrical Engineering EBENEZER, S. C. Ihe past IS made: let the future. make Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Florence County Club, ' 24, ' 28; Senior Privates Club; Plattsburg Club; A. I. E. E., ' 26, ' 27; A. S. M. E., ' 27, ' 28; Member Eta Epsilon Sigma; Platts- burg R. O. T. C. Camp, Plattsburg, N. Y.; Charter Menilier Tiger Brotherhood. JAMES FINLEY PARTRIDGE Mechanical Engineering Pickens, S. C. There isn ' t time in life to make two reputations, so watch your first one. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Member A. S. M. E.; Pickens County Club; Senior Privates Club; Jail Birds Club; The Square and Compass Club. CHARLES HUGH PATRICK Agricultural Chemistry VARNVII.I.E, S. C. My only books were woman ' s looks. And folly ' s all they ' ve taught me. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; Solo Saxaphonist in Concert Band, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Jungaleer Orchestra, ' 27; Glee Club, ' 27; Director Cavaliers Or- chestra, ' 28; Thalian Club, Vice-President. ' 28; Hampton County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, X ' ice-President, ' 27, President, ' 28; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs, Vice-President, ' 27; Calhoun Liter- ary Society, ' 27, ' 28; Chemistry-Science Club; Senior Hop Committee; Camp Mc- Clellan R. O. T. C. ; Secretary-Treasurer Jailbirds Club, ' 27; A Tiger Now and Forever. CHARLES FRANKLIN PERRY Civil Engineering Greenville, S. C. Stand for what you think is right, though all the world be against you. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Member Greenville City Club; Senior Privates Club; A. S. C. E.; R. O. T. C, ( amp IcCIellaii, Ala. CLAUDE PAUL PHILPOT Electrical Engineering LAURENS. S. C. The sunshine is brightest — after the ram. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C. Platts- burg, N. Y.; Member A. S. M. E., ' 26, ' 27, Chairman, ' 27. ' 28; Senior Privates Club; Member Eta Epsilon Sigma; Plattsburg (Hub; Member Senior Privates Crievance Committee; Charter Member of The Tiger Brotherhood. WILLIAM HARLAN PRESSLY Animal Husbandry VERDERY, S. C. Why worry, it icill happen anyway. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Scrub Football, ' 25, ' 26; Varsity Football, ' 27; Member Block C Club; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan Track Team; Greenwood County Club. ROBERT O. PICKENS Textile Engineering SPARTANBURG. S. C. Of what shall a man be proud, if he is not proud of his friends ' Private; Corporal; Color Sergeant; Cap- tain, Regimental Adjutant; Clemson R. O. T. C; Social Editor The Tiger, ' 26, ' 27, Business Manager, ' 27, ' 28; Secretary Spartanburg County Club; Phi Psi Textile Fraternity; F. P. S.; Vice-President Sopho- more Dancing Club; Member Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Thalian Club; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee; Dele- gate South Carolina College Press Associ- ation, ' 27; Sabre Club; Ex-Com. S. C, r. O. A.; Jailbirds Club, ' 26; Machine Gun Expert, R. O. T. C, Camp McClel- lan, Ala. WILLIAM RAYMOND PRUITT Mechanical Engineering Anderson, S. C. Be true, for there are those who trust you; Be pure, for there are those ivho care ; Be strong, for there is much to suffer; Be brave, for there is much to dare. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Senior Pri- vate; Member Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; A. S. M. E.; Glee Club, ' 26, ' 27; Secretary-Treasurer Electric City Club, ' 26, ' 27; Vice-President Ander- son County Club, ' 27, ' 28; Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. ' I I LEON HERBERT PURSLEY Agricultural Education York. S. C. There are whole worlds of facts watt- ing to be discovered by inference. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Palmetto Literary Society; Agri- cultural Society; Scrub Baseball Team, ' 26; Rat Basketball Team; Member York County Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClel- lan. Ala. ERNEST RUDOLPH PURVIS Agricultural Chemistry Florence, S. C. Every man inherits a self: I shall keep mine. Private; Drum and Bugle Corps; Pri- vate; Lost in Action; Member of Sopho- more and Senior Dancing Clubs; Member of Junior-Senior Decorating Committee; Vice-President Senior Privates Club; Vice- President Florence County Club; Athletic Editor Taps; Treasurer of Local Chemistry Fraternity; Member of Agricultural So- ciety; Member Plattsburg Club; Freshman Basketball, ' 24; Scrub Football, ' 27; R. O. T. C, Plattsburg Barracks, Plattsburg, N. Y. ; Member of Senior Privates Griev- ance Committee. WILLIAM THOMAS RAMSAY Architecture Madison. S. C. Desire nothing for yourself that you do not desire for others. Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Member Architectural Society, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Vice-President Oconee County Club, ' 26, ' 27; Epicurean Club, ' 26, ' 27; Secretary-Treasurer Plattsburg Club; Rifle Marksmanship, Plattsburg, New York. PURLIE H. REYNOLDS, jR. Electrical Engineering BiSHOPVILLE. S. C. When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; A. I. E. E., ' 27; A. S. M. E., ' 27; G Company Football Team, ' 27; Senior Privates Club; Lee County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, President, ' 28; Rifle Marksman, R. (). T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. BRODUS RAY RICHEY Agricultural Chemistry CARTERRET. N. J. would look up, love, laugh, and lift. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant; Sub-Assistant Manager Baseball Team, Assistant Manager, Jlanager; Cheer Leader, ' 26, ' 27; Calhoun Literary Society, ' 26, ' 27. Corresponding Secretary, ' 27, President. ' 28; Sophomore, Junior, and .Senior Dancing Clubs; Member .Senior Hop Committee; Thalian Club; Chemistry- Science Club; Plattsburg Club; Greenwood County Club, ' 2.i; Cosmopolitan Club, ' 2.S. 26, ' 27, Vice-President, ' 26, President, ' 28; Business Manager Clcmson College Cava- liers Orchestra, ' 28. MSH! ii j 1 ETHAN JAMES RIDGEWAY Dairy Husbandry Jordan. S. C. Be yourself; save others the trouble of finding you out. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Member Senior Privates Club; Mem- ber Red Head Club; President Clarendon County Club: R. O. T. C, Camp McClel- lan, Ala. JOE HARPER ROBINSON, jR. Civil Engineering Greenville, S. C. Think that you can and you u. ' ill: it ' s all in the state of mind. Private; Private; Private; First Lieu- tenant; Freshman Football; Varsity Foot- l)all, ' 26, ' 27; Varsity Track, ' 26; Heavy- weight Champion, Fourth Corps Area, Camp McClellan, Ala.: Member A. S. C. E., ' 2X: Member Block C Club; Member C.reenville City Club; R. O. B. W. HENRY IRVINE SANDERS Electrical Engineering Ninety-Six. S. C, We are not here U play, to dream, to drift; We have hard work to do. and loads to lift. Shun not the struggle; face it. Tis God ' s gift. Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Greenwood County Club; Senior Privates Club; A. I. E. E., ' 27; A. S. M. E., ' 28; Eta Epsilon Sigma; R. O. T. C. Camp, Plattsburg, N. Y. WILLIAM MASON SEABORN Civil Engineering Walhalla. S. C. Love to one, friendship to a few, and good-will to all. Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieu tenant; Oconee County Club; American So ciety of Civil Engineers, ' 27, ' 28; Indis soluble Order of Inauspicious Imbeciles Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp Mc Clellan, Ala. LAUREN WHITFIELD SHELLEY Agronomy Marion. S. C. Titles do not honor the man who is himself an honor to his titles. Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieu- tenant ; President Plattsburg Club; Member Junior Honor Council; Member Agri- cultural Society; Member Owl Club; Mem- ber Marion County Club; R. O. T. C, Plattsburg Barracks, X. Y.; Passenger on every Meridian Special. JOHN OLIVER SHOLAR Mechanical Engineering Sumter, S. C. It does not pay to worry unless you worry for pay. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Day Cadet, ' 28; Member Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Deco- ration Committee Sophomore Dancing Club; Member Sumter County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Member A. S. M. E., ' 27, ' 28; Active Member Y. M. C. A., ' 25. ' 26; Charter Member T. N. T. Club; Member Calhoun Literary Society, ' 24, ' 25; Non-R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WALTER GARY SHULL Civil Engineering Greenville, S. C. Let me live in the house by the side of the road and he a friend to man. Private; Corporal; Private; Private; Freshman Football ; Sub-Assistant Football Manager, Assistant Football Manager; A. S. C. E., •27, ' 28; Greenville City Club; Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club, ' 27, ' 28; Charter Member and President The Owls; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Danc- ing Clubs; K. P. and D. R. O., Camp Mc- Clellan; Hoboes Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. I EUGENE FULLER SIMS Chemistry Central. S. C. The true worth of a man is his character. Private; Private; Senior Private; Mem- lur Chemistry Club, ' 25, ' 26, Vice-Presi- dent. ' 27; Boxing Team, ' 26; Member Dra- matics Club; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Scrub Baseball; Basket- ball; Pickens County Club; Calhoun Liter- ary Society; Xon-R. O. T. C. Senior. MARION GLENN SiMITH Mechanical Engineering ATLANTA. GA. The road to Hell may be paved with good intentions, but watch out for the soft spots. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; A. S. M. E.; Member of Jailbirds Club; Member Georgia Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Member Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs: Company Football Team; Sharpshooter Machine Gun, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. ROBERT LEWIS SMITH Mechanical Engineering Starr. S. C. He that cannot do as he would must do as he can. Private; Private; Sergeant; Senior Pri- vate; Member Anderson County Club; Member A. S. M. E., ' 28; Machine Gun Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Alabama. SAMUEL LEON SMITH Electrical Engineering GRANITEVILLE, S. C. Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. Private; Private; Private; Very Private; Member Aiken County Club, Vice-Presi- dent, ' 28; Senior Privates Club; R . O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. THOMAS LEON SMITH Agricultural Education Marion, S. C. ' My conscu ' nce clear, mu chu-f defense, Thus do 1 live, thus will I die. Private; More Private; First-Class K P.; General Principle; Vice-President Marion County Club; Member A. I. A Club; Member Cuidon Club; Member First, Second, and Third Battalions; Resi dent of Pig Alley. ' 24; Active Membe Beat Out Club. ' 25, ' 26, ■27, ' 28; Howitzer Sharpshooter. R. O. T. C, Camp McClel Ian, Ala. THOMAS WHITE SMITH Arts arid Science Saluda, S. C. Ambition has no risks. Private; Corporal; Sergeant Major; Cap- tain; Corresponding Secretary Calhoun Literary Society, Recording Secretary; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Senior Hop Committee; Secretary and Treasurer Saluda County Club; Presi- dent Saluda County Club; Commencement Marshal, ' 27; President Calhoun Literary Society; Delegate to Southern Conference, Birmingham, Ala.; Delegate to Student Volunteer Conference; Member Thalian Club; Member Senior Class Council; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WILLIAM ZADOCK SMITH Agricultural Education York, S. C. Be what your friends think you are and not what your enemies say you are. ; ; Private; Senior Pri- vate; York County Club; Senior Privates Club. ERNEST F. W. SPRINGER Electrical Engineering SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Neither looks nor the clothes make the man. Senior Private, Plattsburg Training Camp; Columbian Literary Society; E Company Football, ' 27; Cosmopolitan Club; Plattsburg Club; Rifle Marksman; A. I. E. E. I Ja JK i« - : - CLAUDE L. STEADMAN Agricultural Education INMAN. S. C. ' What I should do is what concerns me. not what others think. THOMAS GUMMING STEWART Animal Husbandry SiMPSONVILLE. S. G. Success is attained by backbone — not wishbone. Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Member Greenville County Club; Jail Birds Club; Senior Privates Club; Secre- tary and Treasurer Dairy Club; Vice-Presi- dent Greenville County Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. LEONARD SAMUEL STEWMAN Civi! Engineering Lancaster. S. G. Lei every failure be a stepping-stone to success. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Day Cadet, ' 28; Freshman Football; Company Football, ' 26; Member Lancaster County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, President, ' 28; Member A. S. C. E., ' 27, ' 28; Mem- ber Senior Privates Club; Charter Member T. N. T. Club; Active Member Y. M. C. A., ' 26; Non-R. (). T. C. Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala. J HAROLD E. STOPPELBEIN Electrical Engineering Charleston, S. C. All things are subject to change and iVf change with them. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Member Charleston County Club; First Sergeants Club; DeMoIay Club; A. 1. E. E.. ' 28: Tirirr Staflf, ' 26, ' 27; Rifle Marksman. Camji McClellan, Ala. ROBERT THEODORE STUTTS Textile Industrial Education Union, S. C. Of what shall a man be proud, if he is not proud of his friends? Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Charter Member Phi Psi, Secretary and Treasurer; Junior Dancing. Club; Textile Society; Sabre Club; Union County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, President, ' 27; Jailbirds Club; Featherweight Boxing Champion of Clemson College; Featherweight Boxing Champion of R. O. T. C, Fourth Corps Area; Expert Machine Gunner, Highest Scorer in Machine Gun Marksmanship of R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. HAROLD KIRK TAYLOR Agronomy Laurens. S. C. Life is too short to make two repu- tations, so watch your first one. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Laurens County Club; First Sergeants Club; Rifle Marksman. Camp McClellan, Ala., ' 27. JOSEPH MILLER TAYLOR Textile Industrial Education Rock Hill. S. C. He who lives but for himself lives but for a little thing. President A. I. A. Education Fraternity; Rock Hill Club; York County Club; Tex- tile Society; Columbia Literary Society; Company Football; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala. GARY LAMAR THOMASON X ' ucational Education LAURENS, S. C. He that is thy friend indeed, He vjill help thee in thy need. Private; Private: Private; Private; Laurens County Club. ' 24, ' 25, ' 26, Presi- dent, ' 27; Palmetto Literary Society, ' 26, ' 27 : Member Company Boxing and Foot l)all Team. ' 26; Member Boxing and Base ball Teams, Cam]. McCIellan, Ala.; Ma chine Gun Marksman. Camp McCIellan Ala., ' 27. ZEBULON VANCE THOMPSON Electrical Engineering HENDF.RSONVILLE. N. C. Do your best, and if it ' s a mistake, hide nothing and be glad to suffer for it. Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Company Football, 27; A. S. M. E., ' 26, ' 27; A. L E. E., ' 27, ' 28; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Member Columliian Literary Society, Secretary and President; Cosmopolitan Club; Glee CUd ; Member Drum and Bugle Corps; Member Senior Privates Club; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- CIellan, Ala. WASHINGTON P. TIMMERMAN Agronomy BATESBURG. S. C. My friend, thy gift, thy table, are within my brain. Full character ' d with lasting mem- ory. Private: Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Freshman Baseball and Football; Varsity Football, ' 26, ' 27; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Junior Council; Columbian Literary Societj; President Twin-City Club; R. O. T. C. Camp, Platts- burg, X. Y. LORRY NORRIS TINDAL Arts and Science PlNEWOOD, S. C. The motto of chivalry is also the motto of wisdom — serve all, but love only one. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Orangeburg County Club; Cosmo- politan Club; Rifle Team; Sharpshooter and First-Class Pistol Shot, Camp McClellan, Alabama. EDWARD VANCE TRUESDALE Horticulture Kershaw. S. C. ■ ' Think of the future, make the best of the present, and forget the past. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Member Dairy Club. ' 26; Member Horticultural Society, ' 27; President Ker- shaw County Club, ' 27: Member R. O. T. C, Camp McClellaii, Ala. I WILLIAM BUSH TURNER. U Agricultural Education ELLENTON, S. C. ■■On With the dance and let joy be uncon fined. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second lieutenant; Member Calhoun Literary So- ciety, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Member Sophomore, Tnninr aiul Senior Dancing Club; Member Barnwell County Club; Member Agri- cultural Society; Member Red Head Cluli; ' ice-President A. 1. A. Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. EARLE LAMAR TYLER Electrical Engineering Broxton. Ga. Take everybody ' s advice, then do as you please. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Senior Privates Club; Georgia Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Sharpshooter, Machine Gun, R. O. T. C, Camp McCIellan. Ala. FRED EDWARD VAUGHN Animal Husbandry Fountain Inn, S. C. When you get to the bridge cross it. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Company Football, ' 25; A. H. Club; Member Laurens County Club; Sharp- shooter, 37 MM Gun, R. O. T. C, Camp McCIellan, Ala. ALBERT BRANTLEY VERDERY Arts and Science Augusta. Ga, Today is the tomorrow ive worried about yesterday. Private; Private; Senior Private; Kat Baseball, ' 25; Rat Football. ' 25: Scrub Football, ' 26; Varsity Footl)all, ' 27; Vice- President Georgia Club. ' 27. ' 28; Thalian Club; Jailbirds flub. ' 26. ' 27. ' 28; Mem- ber F. P. S. RUSSELL WILLIS WALLACE Agronomy Gray Court. S. C. The true worth of a man is his character. Private; Corporal; Special; .Special; Vice-President Laurens County Club. ' 27. PAUL F. WILLIAM WALLER, JR. Mechanical Engineering Charleston. S. C. A skilled hand is quite as important as a well-filled head. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Senior Pri- vate; Member Charleston County Club; A. S. M. E., ' 27. ' 28; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. ARTHUR ALLEN WALSH Electrical Engineering Greenville. S. C. We live in deeds, not years; in thoughts, not breaths. Private; Band. ' 25, 26, ' 27, ' 28; Eta Epsilon Sigma; Greenville City Club; Charter Memi)er The Owls; Columliian Literary Society, ' 26, ' 27, Recording Secre- tary, ' 27; A. I. E. E.; Secretary The Owls; PJattsbnrg Club; R. O. T. C, Platts- burg. New York. ELZA LESLIE WARR Arts and Science JONESVILLE, S. C. It ' s the guy with the wooden leg that gets the sympathy, but it ' s the guy with the wooden head that needs it. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Freshman Football, ' 24; Varsity Football, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Freshman Basket- ball; Company Boxing, ' 27; Captain Boxing Team, Camp McClellan; President of Union County Club; Member Senior Danc- ing Club; Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Member Jailbirds Club. ERNEST CHISOLM WATSON Electrical Engineering Windsor. S. C. Not tuiUire. hut low aim, is crime. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Company Football, ' 25, ' 26; Com- pany Baseball, ' 25, ' 26; Bamberg County Club, ' 25; Aiken County Club, ' 26; Camp McClellan, Ala., ' 27; .Sophomore and Junior Dancing Clubs; .Senior Privates Club; Jail- birds Club. SAMUEL PORTER WATSON Horticulture Cross Anchor, S. C. Take every man ' s advice, then back your own judgment. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Member Spartanburg County Club; Member Horticultural Society; Columbian Society. JAMES ANSEL WEBB Horticulture ANDERSON. S. C. See mure than thou hearest : know more than thou sayest. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Palmetto Literary Society; Horti- cultural Society: Agricultural Society; An- derson County Club; Active Member Y. M. C. A.: Bible Class: R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. GEORGE BUFORD WHETSTONE Civil Engineering North, S. C. Honor and shame Irom no condition rise : Act well your pari, ihere all the honor lies. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; Member of Eta Epsilon Sigma Fra- ternity, ' 27, ' 28; Member of A. S. C. E., ' 27, ' 28; First Term Vice-President, ' 28; Second Term President, 28; Member of Orangeburg County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Member of Clean Sleeve Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. JOHN E. WHILDEN Civil Engineering Sumter. S. C. Any fool can go to bed. but it takes a man to gel up. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Freshman Football, ' 24; Big Ben ' s Ail-Americans, ' 26; Member Sopho- more Dancing Club, ' 25; Member First Sergeants Club, ' 26; Member A. S. C. E., 26, ' 27; Junior Honor Council, ' 26; Mem- ber Sumter County Club, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C. Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala.; Member Swimming Team, Camp McClellan. HARRY ALTON WHITE Agronomy Centenary. S. C. To be conscious that you are igno- rant is a great step toward knowl- edge. XonR. O. T. C; Xearly Private: More Nearly Private: Private; Strictly Private; Marion County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, Presi- dent, ' 28; Agriculture Society, ' 27. LAWRENCE B. WHITE. JR. Civil Engineering Florence. S. C. It IS better to love that which you cannot have, than to have that which you cannot love. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieu- tenant; Member Florence County Club; A. S. C. E., ' 27, ' 28; Square and Com- pass Club, ' 27, ' 28, Vice-President. ' 28; The Three Mosquitoes; Indissoluble Order of Inauspicious Imbeciles; Jailbirds Club; Sharps hooter, R. O. T. C, Camp McClel- lan, Ala. fM LEON MOORE WHITE CiVil Engineering Rock Hill, S. C. h does not pay to worry: the world looks better from behind a smile. Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieu- tenant; Member of A. S. C. E., ' 27, ' 28, Secretary and Treasurer, ' 28; Member of York County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Vice- President, ' 28; Member of Gamma Cbi Clul); Jailbirds Club; Winner of Chronicle Short Story Medal, ' 27; Member of Platts- l)urg Club; R. O. T. C, Plattsburg, N. Y. ROBERT BREEDEN WHITE Electrical Engineering HARTSVILLE, S. C. Make haste slowly. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieutenant; A. I. E. E., ' 27, ' 28; Fresh man Football, ' 24; Darlington County Club; Rifie Marksman, R. (). T. C, Camp Mc Clellan, Ala.; Secretary-Treasurer .Sopho more Dancing Club; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Charter Member Jailbirds Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala Secretary-Treasurer Thalian Club; Secre tary-Treasurer Jailliirds Club; Secretary Treasurer F. I ' . S. GEORGE PERRY WILLIAMS Horticulture MULLINS. S. C. Times change and ive shall change with them. Private; Private; Private; Senior Pri- vate; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Marion County Club. HAROLD THOMAS WILLIAMS Textile Engineering Bowling Green. S. C. Have more than thou showest : know more than thou sayest. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Phi Psi Textile Fraternity; Junior Honor Committee; Cosmopolitan Club, ' 25; York County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Textile Society, •26; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. JOHN SHEPPARD X ' ILL1AMS Xlecheayiixi! Enjineemyp yicsm Augusta. S. C. ' Vl ' bpr ' uoii pUai, play hard: ii «3 ciL! iiLiork. ifon ' j ploii ai dlL Priraie; Piitjixe; Prrraie: esnon Prs- Tase: Member Band; Memher Sopharaore, Jnmcir and Semctr Darn-mg Onbs; A. ? M- H; .f: ■■ otts C3xil : Member GEC GE -ERNON TMLSOX BoaMAX. S- C J here ifin ' j iznx fn life far Jitio repu- ' siions- SB luajrf) the firs osx. 1 TEa-; MenSer OrTmftSns-g Cannrr Cst k ' K ' 3a. ' 27. 2S: Otarss Memlier GKmma On. 2f: Ssmar Pirraas CSafc: CajnTEnj Bzsiiffil] znc Ba aiffilL ' c. 27: Menier Ckax SjssTt Oai ' ; AEricEtesjaa Sooey, -25. -2t. KT r c - -- - D pQx WINGARD E ' ' leuiECfusre -- A Lexingtov. S- C. HV kK : - w ' g ' been mmach ca.isHne ' , . ai - - -: . ' 2iz Secretary-Treari- - r L.t;r:r.ijt::.E Cooaifiy Onfiu if. Prssi- T. C ( i ' Tan. Ala L DISOX H. WOODWARD Civil Engineering Barnwell. S. C. The only tvay So hace a Stiend is to be one. Prrtate; Prrrate: Private: Setmar Prr- vace: BamweD Cmaaity On6 : dee C: JaLlbizsEs Clob: Senior Privates C ' : Miltcary Baud: Concert BaradL 25. le. i, . ' 2S. Business Manager. ' 28; Ubrarian Batpi. 27; SyrnpfeiirEiy Orcfeesfira. Bnsbaess [a.Ilag:e . ' 27: Vesper OriL essra. 27. 2?; . ss 5Giate Eilctor Ckrirmcie. 27, 2S; Catmini- btaE Ejterary SocietT, 25. ' 26. 27. 28. President. ■2S; A. S. C. E.; Rile Marfc- nam. Camp MeOeHam. Ala. WILLIAM HOYT WOOTEN Agniullunil Education FAIRPLAY. S. C. Make your life so count that even the undertaker ujill be sorry when you die. Private; More Private; Still Private; ' ery Private; Palmetto Literary Society; Oconee County Club, ' 22, ' 2.1, ' 24; An ler- son County Club, ' 28; Anderson City Chili, ' 28; Member Y. M. C. A.; Agricultural So- ciety; Clean Sleeve Club; etc. — mostly etc. ALEXANDER PEARSON WYLIE Electrical Engineering Rock Hill, S. C. Private; Corporal; Regimental Sergeant Major; First Lieutenant Battalion Adju- tant; Business Manager Taps, ' 28; Associ- ate Business Manager Tiger, ' 27; Chair- man A. I. E. E., ' 28; Eta Epsilon Sigma Engineering Fraternity, ' 27, Vice-President, ' 28; Pentigon Engineering Society; Epi- curean Club; Student Body Constitutional Council, ' 26, Councilman, ' 27; Junior- .Senior Decoration Committee, ' 27; Ring Committee, ' 27; Tennis Team, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Dancing Clubs; York County Club; Kock Hill Club; Plattsburg Club; Re.l Head Club; Rifle Marksman, H. (). T. C. Camp, Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY C OUR long years have now passed since this class first entered y ' Clemson. Back in the fall of ' 24 when over four hundred wild-eyed freshmen disembarked in the front of the Main Building, all of their dignity was stripped in a moment. Large, robust Sophs, the kind that we had heard so much about, we were now privileged to see. A care- free year followed, every day brought something new. Then all of a sudden we were sophisticated Sophomores. Sophomore days were not what they seemed, nobody loves a Sopho- more, and we wished that we were Rats again. Juniordom was our next goal and soon it was reached. Then days began to pass — we were on the brink of dignity. Since we have passed through all of the stages necessary for a college education it all seems as a fond memory — a memory that shall linger on. Happiness and fun; gloom and darkness, have been our lot. We have rejoiced and suffered together. Great changes have been wrought since our green days of ' 25. Changes for the better, progress necessitates changes. The changes are quite apparent to the members of our class; the bull ring , post- walking, and a few other unnecessary things have passed on. We are now out of college and in the great University of Life; some of us have a good start and others of us are handicapped. It is now too late, we have to make the best of it. The Moving Finger icrites: and. having writ, Moves on: nor all your Piety nor Wil Shall lure it hack to cancel half a line Nor all your tears wash out a word of il. M. M. Campbell, Senior Class Historian. 4 enior (Autographs -nxouu-AX - - L W. H. Acker Mt. Vernon. N. Y T. C. Anderson Ninccv-Six. S. C. H. Adams Seneca. S. C. G. T. Andrews Fountain Inn. S. C. J. L. Adams Rock Hill. S. C. R. G. AVERS Tabor. N. C. JOE L. ADA.MS Meriwcather. S. C. H. S. Barber Clifton. S. C. C. H. Albright Laurens. S. C. C. R. Barton Anderson. S. C. R. C. Alexander Calhoun. S. C. D. L. Batson Greenville. S. C. i p. D. Bishop Sedalia, S. C. M. R. BUFKIN Green Sea, S. C. G. A. Black Clinton. S. C. C. M. BURDET Simpson. S. C. J. M. Blackman Pendleton, S. C. J. M. Blankinshiii Rock Hill, S. C. C. R, Blakeney Lancaster, S. C. J. M. L. Bates Nashville. Tenn. E. W. Blitch No, Charleston. S. C. J, L, Burris Anderson, S. C, R. R. Brannon Ashburn, Ga. S. D, Cain Sumter, S. C, J. F. Callaham Greenville, S. C. V. L. Cheek- Blacksburg. S. C. W. J. Camp Gaffney, S. C. M. G. ChiTTV Norway, S. C. Ric. C. Carter Cope, S. C. F. E. Clary Gaffney, S. C. J. B. Cato Pageland. S. C. T. M. Clyburn Lancaster, S. C. Jam M. Caughman Columbia. S. C. W. P. Clyburn Lancaster, S. C. H. A. Chapman Helton, S. C. G. P. Cobb Easley, S. C. r ' J. H. Cochran Donalds S. C. W, B. Craven Gresham. S. C. C. R. Cook Fort Mill. S. C. H. W. Cunningham Bishopvilk-. S. C. J . W. A. Cooper Denmark. S. C. M. R. Daniel Hartsvillc. S. C. T. H. Copeland Clinton. S. C. B. w. Davis Greenville. S. C. B. V. CORNWALD Alto, Ga. J. N, Davis Ware Shoals. S. C. J. H. Courtney Aiken. S. C. G. M. Dickenson Bamberg. S. C. R. w. Dickson Manning, S. C. B. L. Edwards Fountain Inn. S. C. T. E. Dill Greenville. S. C. 1-. J. EISON Jonesville, S. C. W. P. DUBOSE Darlington. S. C. J. T. Ellis Woodruff. S. C. p. H. DUFFIE Saluda. S. C. E. L. EPTING Peak, S. C. A. J. DUPRF Columbia. S. C D. D. Evans Pamplico. S. C. J. M. EaDIE Leo, S. C. G. E. Faulkenberry Rock Hill, S. C. C. W. FIKE Spartanburg, S. C. L. H. Graham Anderson, S. C. B. P. Fraser Georgetown, S. C. R. D. Hamlet Sumter, S. C, O. F, FUNDERBERK Great Falls. S. C. J, W. Guy Chester, S. C. F. P. Gains Westminster, S. C. J. W. Gray Darlington, S, C. J. C. Galloway Lynchburg, S. C. J. W. Harter Fairfax, S. C. P. R, Gibson Great Falls. S. C. J. L, Harper Spartanburg, S. C. N.1 S. A. Harvin Sumter. S. C. V. G. Holland Walterboro, S. C. J W. Hawkins Timmonsvillc. S. C. C. A. Jackson Horatio. S. C. H. Heller Seneca. S. C. R. Jeffers Hollv Hill S. C. J. P. Hendrix Duncan. S. C. J. M. Jenkens Crowley. La. E. E. Higgens Easley. S. C. E. V. Johnson Arcadia, S. C. H. W. HOEFER Columbia. S. C. H. W. Jones Aiken. S. C. f A L. E. JONES Dacusville. S, C. W. N. Kl.iNH Savannah. Ga. E. P. JORDAN Rock Hill, S. C. ■. W. Lachicotte Charlotte, N. C. H. M. KILLINGSWORTH Barnwell. S. C. R. A. LAWSON Charleston. S. C. C. J. King Sumter. S. C. P. V. LEVERET Columbia, S. C. J. F. KlNSLER Sumter, S. C. C. S. LEWIS Crowley. La. R. C. KIRKLAND Ehrhardt, S. C. V. O. LUPO Lake View. S. C. i ' y T. R. McAbee Inman. S. C. E. M. McDonald Charleston. S. C. H. R. McCAULEY Greenville. S. C. H. A. McGEE Walterboro, S. C. J. H. McCauley Greenville. S. C. R. L. McGee Belton. S. C. R. M. Mcclain Washington. D. C. J. B. McLeod Hartsville. S. C G. B. McClendon BlackviUc. S. C. J. J. McLeskey Whitmire. S. C. J. R. MCCOMB Abbeville. S. C. R. F. McMillan Abbeville. S. C. L. E. Marshall Columbia. S. C. H. S. MlLLKR Westminster, S. C. C. R. Martin Greenville. S. C. R. O. Miller Jonesville. S. C. J. H. Mayer Hodges. S. C. R. D. Mitchell Belton. S. C W. E. Mays Easley, S. C. T. J. Mitchell New Orleans. La. G. A. MeARES Pelzer, S. C. E. H. Morton Summerville, S. C. G. L. MlKtlL Edisto Island. S. C. E. H. Moore Rock Hill. S. C. E. C. MURDOCK Antreville, S. C. H. F. Patterson Williamston, S. C. R. F. Nalley Easley, S. C. F. E. Pearman Anderson, S. C. J. B. ODei.I. Liberty. S. C. B. B. Pepper Easley, S. C. W. E. OSTEEN Florence. S. C. I. S. Pitts Westminster. S. C. J. R. Parker Iva. S. C. J. D. Pitts Rock Hill. S. C. W. G. Parrot Bishopvillc. S. C. J. W. Player Elliott, S. C. ■ s | s ■ ' (5 JJr W. W. Player Elliott. S. C. W. H. REDFERN Charlotte. N. C. M. L. POORE Bclton. S. C. M. B. Richardson Pendleton, S. C. C. F. Powers Marion. S. C. S. H. Rogers Waltcrboro. S. C. O. K. PRESSLEY Chester. S. C. J. I. Rogers Bcnnettsville. S. C. R. G. PRIDMORE Greenville. S. C. W. M. Rogers Blenheim. S. C. C. E. RAY Blackville. S. C. L. ROTH York. S. C. L. F. Sander Charleston. S. C. K. A. Smoak Denmark. S. C. W. H. SCOTT Princeton. S. C. H. C. SNOWDEN Hemingway. S. C. H. L. Shands Ebcnezer. S. C. S. V. STACY Gaffnev. S. C. ,1. G. Shedd Monticcllo. S. C. W. K. STALLINGS Sparianburg. S. C. D. B. Sherman Clemson College. S. C M. B. Stevenson Marion. S. C. R. L. Smith York. S. C. R. C. Stevenson Winnsboro. S. C. W. B. Stevenson Richburg. S. C. R. J. TATUM Tatum. S. C. G. M. Stone Willington. S. C. R. A. Taylor Fountain Inn. S. C H. G. Strange Winnsboro. S. C. W. 1. Taylor Varnville. S. C. C. W. STROMAN Cameron. S. C. B. K. Thomson Landrum, S. C. J. C. Suber Greenwood, S. C F. F. TicE Rock Hill. S. C. R. F. SWEENY Anderson. S. C. W. B. TIENCKEN Charleston. S. C. u. T. P. TOWNSEND Bennettsvillc. S. C. M. A. WACKYM Columbia, S. C. H. Turner Landrum. S. C. H. D. Warner Lexington. S. C. H. M. TUTEN Jacksonboro, S. C. T. W. Webb Aiken, S. C. W. L. TUTEN Earlybranch. S. C. E. V. WELSH Holly Hill, S. C. J. B. Valley EUoree, S. C. W. P. West Fort Moultrie. S. C. w. D. Vincent Orangeburg. S. C. S. E. WHITTEN Pendleton. S. C. 0: A. B. Wilder Maycsville. S. C. J. B. WOODHAM Bishopville, S. C. J. F. Williams C. R. Workman Goldville. S. C. J. N. WiMBERLY Branchville, S. C. W. J. wray York, S. C. D. L. WINGO Greenville. S. C. C. D. Wright Rock Hill. S. C. C. T. Wise Augusta. Ga. M. B. Witherspoon Sumter. S. C. F. E. KIRKLEY Kershaw, S. C. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY OO ALMOST three hundred Juniors the date of September (O 13, 1927. is very memorable. We had met with great suc- cess both as Freshmen and as Sophomores. Now we were scrambling to matriculate and try our luck as Juniors. It was a merry time as friend hailed friend, and old acquaintances were re- newed. No longer were we sophisticated Sophomores! Already we had assumed something of that dignity and pride which so often characterizes a young Junior. While we were matriculating, even among our laughter and good cheer, a seriousness and an earnest- ness of purpose could be seen in every face, as we slowly pushed our way along the hall, in and out of each office. It was not easy for us to accustom ourselves to the old col- lege atmosphere again; that was one of our most difficult tasks. But soon we were on our way again, determined to succeed. And how well have we succeeded! Yet success did not come at our bidding: we have had to fight and toil, watching and seizing our oppor- tunities as they came. We have occupied an outstanding place in athletics. The notable work of Pressley. Hall. Davis, and Snowden should cer- tainly not pass unmentioned. In other phases of athletics, also, we have shown our untiring work. Our past is bright: our future is even brighter. And now. with the thought of our Senior year looming just before us. we begin to realize our responsibilities: we look forward with yearning eyes and with eager anticipation. What does the future hold. ' ' May we not be forgiven for speculating. Look back upon the past. Hardships and troubles, pit-falls and snares have beset us on every hand. But we have won; thus far we have won. and the battle is ours. Let us take courage and go forward more determined than ever; for there are other battles to fight, and there are other tasks to perform. 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R.A. i ;AlTf1, R.ft. iyAlTM,G.f. SrocKMA t, J.W. 5r£VEM5, yA. i V- i STROUD. t.W. bWOfTORD.R.P. TMO AAb, i.T . T H0 l fiOA,3.W.l. TltiLY, W.t. TI A A!RflVfcH.W.b TORCH l , R.t. TROWbklDCE J t IROUftLETlLiD, E R TUCKER. h.C lURREMTlXL, bC WANHAflVAKtRJ.R. WAlUClf Ti. WARE, A. li. WARREA J.O. Vv.:i, , no. WI.il501?K,J. li. WELCH, J«.. WEilbCA WMITjLOCK.H.W. WICKLlTfL. fc.l. Wl GlA ' b R.C. WILKtb.T.J. VILLIb, JC. WILLIAyAb, J.A. WiLi-iAflvb.j.ri. wabon.jA. wilsok, B.5. woot Rurf,R.c. woodwat d, ML, 2il LE«,yA.C. ZIAMMAA.CG. niKbOA,1..0. HAYS, W.L. AAl?TlA,A.H J SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY 0N SEPTEMBER 13. 1927. about four hundred ex-rats, now the dignified Sophomores, arrived at Clemson. We thought, after having answered our last new-boy call, that we would rest on flowery beds of ease for the rest of our college career. We were sadly mistaken. Big Ben for the ags. Wee Willie for the engineers, and Bill for the chemists soon taught us that Sophomore only meant suffermore. Low marks and demerits were handed out to us so generously that we were soon knee-deep in them. We. realizing our situ- ation at the end of the first term when blue slips were all the mail that came on the company halls for two days, snapped out of it and came out successfully at the end of the semester. Last year we had a taste of Freshman life and its knocks, there- fore we tried to be light on rats. We could almost call ourselves chicken-hearted, but the rats seemed to have the opinion that we should be called rough on rats. They would lie around on the campus in their spare time gazing around at the trees just thinking, as though they were nature poets. Over half of our successful Tiger Eleven was made up of Sophs: a thing that we are proud of. Not only in this sport was our class well represented but also in basketball, boxing, baseball and track. We were equally prominent in all other college activities. And now. as Father Time mows away the days, bringing be- fore us the close of our Sophomore year and the beginning of our Junior year, we will strive on with unfailing courage to give our best for the glory and honor of Clemson. E. L. Watson, Historian. FQesnnf n M iSec. Tra ' .. I [ j[4 i stori Q rv J 9 Jj It J1.J ■ T «s u z d: w FRESHMAN CLASS R. W. Abell J. L. Caldwell H. B. Davis w. C. Grant E. W. Abercrombie M. B. Caldwell J. S. Davis D. N. Green E. w. Able W. M. Calvert Otto Davis J. F. Green J. G. Adams M. J. Camp T. B. Davis T. G. Griffin J. M. Alexander J. Campbell W. G. Day T. H. Griffith C. C. Allen F. W. Cannon H. W. Dill G Hagood J. K. Allen L. J. Carter R. E. Donald J. F. Hallman L. M. Allison W. J. Carter G. A. Douglass T. H Ham J. B. Anderson R B. Casey H. A. Dowdle R P. Hamer T. P. Anderson J. E. Castle G. F. Dozier F, O. Hammond F. M. AULD G. W. Caughman J. H. Dreher C. W. Harrell L. E. AULL M. W. Caughman A. J. Dyess G. Harris W F. Balentine J. C. Chamblee E- P. Earle J. M. Harris J. C. Barber R A. Chandler G. F. Edwards F. Hart H. L, Barker B. S. Chapman C. A. Ellis J. F. Hart G. W Barnet J. L Chapnlan T. E. Ellis F. H. Harvey W M . Barnwell J. C. Childers E. E. Epting J, B. Harvin H. C. Bates D. R. Clark G. H. Epting G. 1. Hays J, M. F. Bates J. F. Clark J. G. Eskew H. R. Hearn A. W Beach R O. Clayton Vv ' M. Estes T. V. Hindon J. E. Bennett R. W, Clement M B. Evans F. E. Hendrix O. W Black C E. Cloaninger E. A. EVE H. M. Herlong R. F, Black D, D. Cobb J. E. Fagan H p. Herlong J. M. Blaine J. W. Cochren T. H. Fag T. S. Heyward L. D. Blake W F. COLCOCK H. N. Fellers W F. Hicks G. C. BOLEN J. W. Collins W E. Fenell J. F. Higgins G. B. Bonnett W A. Coln S. T. Fergerson w B. Hodge C. F. Boon w W. Conder J- P. Few VJ. C. Hoffman H C. Booth J. A. Cook w H. FiNLEY H. H. Horry S. H. Booth w T. Cook w H. Fleming G. O Howe H D Bauknight R. G. Cooper H. D. Folk A. R. Hudgens M G Bowles w H. Corley E. From D. C. Hudgens J. A. BOYNTON H. P Corn W . N. Fundreburk J. D. Hudgens A N. Bozeman H. C. Coward C. M. Furman J. C. Huff 1.. C. Bradbury W C. Crane H J. Furman O W. Jackson B. H. Breeland A. R. Craweord J P. Gains A. O. Jamerson A E. Brock B. H. Crawford R E. Gallman C. E. Jerrard A P. Brock J. P. Crawford J. R. Garner A S. Jay B. C. Brown W . M. Crouch C. W. Garrett J. G. Jennings J. F. Brown W . H. Crout R. H. George M F. Johnson J. W Brown C. E. Crutchfield C. F. Gibson D S. Jones J. W Bryant F. H. Crymes J. B. Gibson N D. Jones G T Bryson W . Culler J. F. Gillespie R M. Jones E. F. Burgess T F Dashiell A T. GOFF 1 . w Jordan F-. H. Burnes A. J. David G W. Goldsmith ,F IF Justus 11 P. Byrd J. S. Davidson A M. Graham D F. Ki;lley J. F. Byrd B. W. Davis A D. Grainger W R KiNARD A P. Caldwell B. T. Davis W . F. Gramling W . w. King FRESHMAN CLASS iCont.) R. T. KINSLKR H. F. KlRBY L. B. KlRBY G. F. KlRCHNER J. L. KISH C. W. Kitchens H. J. KlZER L. E. Knight T. S. Knowles J. E. Langford W. W. Langford W. A. Lawrence W. H. Lavton F. W. Lee M. L. Lesley E. E. Leslie A. H. Lewis C. H. Lewis J. H. Lewis O. C. Lewis J. C. Ligon J. M. LINEBERGER J. D. s. Livingston O. w. Lloyd S. M. LOLLIS E. Long J. A. Long M. L. Long M. W. Low C. F. Lyon R. McCarty B. C. McDonald F. L. McDowell S. T. McDowell R. H. McGee J. A. McKerley F. B. McLane H. McF. McLaurin J. McMeekin H. V. McMillian W. B. MCSWAIN v. J. L. McWorter H. T. Mahaffey J. M. Mann J. M. Martin w. J. Martin M. C. Mason J. E. Mayfield J. B. Melellett M. L. Merritt J. P. Miley C. T. Miller E. N. Miller J. A. Mills R. B. Mills M. F. Mitchell N. C. Mood P. M. Mood R. E. Moody C. S. Mooneyhan P. M, Motes A. S. Mozingo J. P. Mozingo E. J. MULHERIN T. S. MULLIKIN C. A. NEAL J. W. NEWMAN E. L. NICHOLDS J. G. NlM.MONS H. D. NIVENS J. L. Norton M. C. OCAIN E. ODOM J. B. OUZTS R. S. OWENS F. M. Owens C. E. Padgett B. L. Page E. R. Page R. F. Palmer L. M. Parkman J. L. Patterson W. J. Patterson F. w. Pegues w. E. Perry P. C. Phillips F. W. Pitts F. B. Pollard H. H. Politzer G. W. Price A. U. Priester H. T. Proffit J. E. Query C. H. Ragsdale E. L. Ramey C. Rentz W. A. Rhame J. S. Rhem W. H. Richardson W. W. RiCKBORN G. L. Riddle W. A. RiDGWAY w. R. Ridlehuber H B. Riser C. G. Robersson J. D. Robertson G. H. Robinson M. C. Rochester A. J. Rogers A. M. Rogers D. H. Rogers E. P. Rogers G. B. Rogers J. K. Rogers L. T. Rogers F. N. Roper B. S. Rose J. O. ROWELL G. C. ROWLAND R. J. RUSSEL G. S. SALLEY T. B. SALLEY J. W. SALLEY J. C. SATTERFIELD M. B. SAUNDERS M C. SCOTT V. A. Searson P. N. Seigler E. p. Sheheen V. A. Shepard D. B. Sheriff W. A. Shields D. C. Shuler J. C. Simpson H. M. Siskron R. E. Small G. P. Smith H. C. SMITH J. M. SMITH T. E. Smith C. G. Smoak T. T. Smoak H. J, Solomon D. F. SOWELL G. A. Speight E. P. Speth E. L. Stalnaker F. D. Staunton J. H. Stephens C. B. Stevens T. J. Strickland T. E. Stukes Cris Suber L. D. Swearingen C. L. Taggart W. H. Tarrant J. K. Taylor H. Tedder C. H. Thomas W. A. TOMPSON V. H. TOMPSON J. D. Tice W. A. Timmerman H. R. Tison D. L. TOLLISON D. F. Touchberry w. N. Touchstone S. H. Trotti J. w. Turbeville J. E. Turner D. C. TURRENTINE w. s. Tyler R. A. Valentine Joe Vance J. H. Van de Erve J. S. Walker C. V. Wannamaker A. w. Watkins N. E. Watson J. G. Watts A. A. Webb E. P. White J. T. White L. L White P. S. White F. B. Whittington J. Y. Wideman C. F. Wiggins J. B. Williams J. S. Williams J. W. Williams Ralph L. Williams Robert L. Williams B. Williamson J. P. Wilson V. c. Wilson w. J. Witt J. E. Wolfe L. M. Wolff J. R. Wood T. V. Wood C. A. Young D. F. YOUNGBLOOD FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY iHE day of September 6. 1927, at last arrived and it will long Lfj remain in our minds: for on that day we entered college to spend the best four years of our life. The remainder of the week, known as Freshman Week, was spent in getting the new boys (as we were to be known for the following school year) acquainted with the professors and the college in general. Another day will also be long remembered: this was September 13, 1927. On that day the old boys swept down on us like the wolf on the fold, cutting our hair off in hunks and also cutting otherwise. The call of new boy, the sight of a broom, and the sound of a bell nearly caused grey hairs to replace our youthful locks. We were made to feel so unnecessary and obscure by the uppers that we thought it hardly worthwhile to be at college. As we became accustomed to the ways of Ole Clemson, our ideals came floating back to us and we began to settle down to work. Not many days had passed before the new boys scented the true Tiger spirit and became full- fledged cubs. Our rat football team did not have the misfortune of last year ' s rat team to lose the State Championship by one point. The 1927 Cubs marched straight to the championship crown through all the opposition the State could offer. Our rat basket- ball team was not to be outdone by the football team, so they took up the march where the football team left off and annexed a Fresh- man State Championship in basketball. Judging from the excel- lent material on hand it seems as though our baseball team will likewise bring home the bacon. The time is fast approaching when we shall be changed from the new boy into the old boy. Every true Tiger Cub has within him the spirit of our Freshman class: he may long for the time when he will become a Soph, but always in his mind will linger those cherished memories of his Freshman year at Clemson. G. F. KiRCHNER, Freshman Class Historian. THLGTfCS James G. Gee Director of Athletics and Physical Education Josh Cody Head Coach AssT, Coach McLeod AssT. Coach Carson AssT. Coach Harper The Coaching Staff Fo ore All I f LEsKEW CflPTHIM or KLUOH -Jr PllSS LMRRLOTTE UELC3 SpONSCP MtCarley, Bob Fullback Fresslev, ). Center CLEMSON 20— CAROLINA The state classic. Before the largest crowd ever to attend an athletic exhibition in South Carolina, the Jungaleers crushed the Gamecocks. Never before has the esprit de corps been roused more. The Tigers, backed by the entire Cadet Corps, entered this tilt to win and al- though dame fortune denied them for three periods, their drive continued and found a glorious reward in the last few minutes of the game. Captain Bud Eskew led the assault that smashed the Carolinians to overwhelming defeat and was the star of stars, for every Clemson warrior must he classed as such in a game so well-played. Woodruff End Davis, Guy Gtiard V. RR Back ASBILL End Hali. Pitts GUNNELLS RODGERS Back- Tackle Quarterback Guard CLEMSON 0— PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE A great game. The Tigers opened their season in impressive style and fought the strong Bluestocking eleven to n scoreless tie. The Purple forwards were impregnable and to them we owe the game. CLEMSON 3— AUBURN Our first victory over the Tigers of the Plains in two decades. The score does not convey the margin of this defeat. Every Clemson warrior performed well, and the unerring toe of P.p Timmerman did not fail when the crucial moment arrived. CLEMSON 7— N. C. STATE 18 An unexpected defeat. The W ' oltpack was ravenous and the Jungaleers fell before their onslaught after a hard fight. A rally in the last cjuartcr gave the Tigers a touchdown and threatened two others, but fate denied them a victory. Tackle J ' KL.SSLKV, II. Fullback Snow iJh. Guard MCCO.NNKLL Back LUTTINO End I ackie Hair Center CLEMSON 26— ERSKINE 6 The Purple eleven rushed madly through the Seccders and won a decisive victorv. A great battle of Sophomores and the Clemson second- year men retaliated for the defeat handed them last season bv the Erskinc Freshmen. CLEMSON 7— WOEFORD The Terriers gave us a scare when they held the Tigers scoreless for three quarters but a pass. Eskcw to Mouledous- in the last few minutes of play gave us the game. CLEMSON 1 3— CITADEL The Bull Dogs lived up to their reputations as fighters but were powerless before the strong Purple machine. The Clemson forwards were impregnable while McMillian and Davis were slashing through the Cadet line. Padgett Back Wray End Harvev Guard Yarborough Tackle SWOFFORII Guard .Mc.MlLLIAX, C. Back Joxts Tackle CLEMSON 0— GEORGIA 32 Captain Eskews greatest game. We lost by an overwhelming score but many will cherish in their memories the grit displayed by the Tigers in this contest. The Georgians were one of the strongest elevens in the country and the Jungalecrs were outclassed, but not out-fought. Bud Eskews stellar work won him honorable mention for a place on the mythical All- Southern eleven. CLEMSON 0— FURMAN 28 A defeat for which we make no excuses. W ' c believe that the Tigers were as strong as the Hurricane but an erratic und listless game gave them a just score. We regret our loss but look forward to a different score in our next Thanksgiving Dav game when we hope to throw off the jinx that Furman has held over us for the past four vears We remember with pride, the work of O K. and Harlan Pressley in this disaster. Zeigler Back Klugh Manager yr t -t 9t S,, ' FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD Coaches Carson. Goodale. Satterlee. Holtzendore Sub- Assistant Managers Jones. D. S.. Meetze. Whitlock. Jones. W. Alexander. Black, Bryson, Boles, Brown, Byrd. J. A. Cook, V. T. Cook, Crane, Crawford, Collin . Davidson, Dreher, Dyess, Fleming, Gibson, Hart, HerlonR, Hudgens. lustus, Kirshner, Long, Mann, Martin. . lcl,ane, . lnlhern, Owens, Price, Priester, Kaniey, I,. T. Rogers. A. . 1. Rogers. D. H. Rogers. Ridlelnilier. Sannders, Salley. .Solonian. .Sowcll. Siskron. Tarrant. Thomas. Tyler. Watkins. Watson. T. V. Willi.ims. R. I,. Williams, Searson, Robertson. Freshman First String Men — State Champions QASKET6ALL f ' t fr ' « si- -J- S. t POxAA RflTHCRINC rOlMOE 3peNa©R DflVK Cv CAPT n GLONE CENTER LESTER WOOD Rurr GUAKO ' 28 BASKETBALL TEAM No team showed as much improvement during the current year as did the basketball quintet. The squad, composed of men of little experience, met many adverses during the early part of the season. Game after game avoided their grasp, but each by a smaller margin. Each contest saw a marked improvement in the Tiger play, however, and by mid-season they had passed the novitiate stage and were playing stellar ball. Their efforts were well rewarded, and BAILEY ODELL FORWARD M ' CARLly GVARO SIMS the defeat of several strong Conference teams made the Jungaleers eligible for the Southern Conference meet in Atlanta, where they acquitted themselves well, losing to Auburn, the runners-up for championship honors, by one point. We are glad to honor the men who have so well supported Clemson ' s colors. They have paved the way to greater victories for the next season. We are also glad to do homage to Coach Cody, who. in our opinion, has no peer in the South. n BASKETBALL SCORES Clemson 30 Clemson 25 Clemson 26 Clemson 23 Clemson 23 Clemson 34 Clemson 16 Clemson 32 Clemson 18 Clemson 25 Clemson 32 Clemson 26 Clemson 38 Clemson 35 Clemson 38 Clemson 48 Mercer 37 Ga. Tech 42 Auburn 56 Auburn 30 Tulane 30 Tulane 15 Newberry 15 Georgia 36 Furman 35 Georgia 38 Florida 29 Florida 25 Carolina 33 Davidson 24 Newberry . . . . ■ 37 Carolina 46 Clemson SOUTHERN CONFERENCE MEET 26 Auburn 27 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD State Champions Smoaky Harper. Coach Cook Crane Gibson KiRSCHNER LiNEBERGER Priester Ramey SOLOMAN Satterfield Thomas 6AS66ALL -H«cj rAi i ' oti ' on i-i MOORE PEARMAN RYAN ATKIN50N MGa RICHCY STATE CHAMPIONS. 1927 Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson SCORES 5 Tech 11 1 Tech 10 3 Erskine 2 8 Georgia IQ 7 Georgia IQ 4 South Carolina 3 7 Davidson 3 5 Newberry 4 8 South Carolina 9 1 6 Newberry 4 12 Presbyterian College 3 1 2 Erskine 3 6 Auburn 11 4 Georgia 5 6 Furman 5 6 Presbyterian College 7 3 Auburn g 3 Auburn 3 7 N. C. State ' ' . ' ... 4 Citadel 1 1 Furman 2 7 Wofford 3 a a c h p I  fs w m f L .-si ' i ' ' ' el H H V Bf ' H f V B B -_ B ,;-3 VL ■■- 1.- ■ 1 I H ' 1 1 CflPTh: - J.C.GrCRlSGfN) ■ i r ' DflVt--, CuTTiM© ODELL. Captain Marchbanks Track Squad Maner Blakney MAAC« i, W. ' P: A-ZiDiSeWS, G.T. GAggI5gi. ;.,J.C.n - BOXING SQUAD BANTAMWEIGHT McCauLEY Weight. 1 1 9 pounds Rogers Weight. 1 1 8 pounds FLYWEI GHT Stutz Weight. 126 pounds Wells Weight, I 28 pounds LIGHTWEIGHT RODGERS, J. B Weight, 139 pounds Vincent Weight. 1 39 pounds WELTERWEIGHT Howard Weight. 142 pounds HartER Weight. 1 44 pounds MIDDLEWEIGHT TORCHIA Weight. 1 54 pounds LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT HiNSON Weight, 176 pounds MOULEDOUS Weight, 162 pounds HEAVYWEIGHT Robinson Weight. 1 79 pounds oortR-Tin , to.n. W.l H ,(j. ena-f J7flVi5. C.n. J iBlMS n, J.H. r BLOCK EtlWth, T J. ABB? TT, Q.e. ( Q ' aBB,J.fO. BR.Yftn,C.A. CLUB 1 o V - -. AR I5Q i J C. PEE-SSLEY H.T. MAKTIN W.T. BLOCK f 5BILL,H.W n =CAieLEY,12.J CLUB CUTTI(Nv ,B,H. Q ' DELL, J.B. fiA VEY, B.C. Rf.55LtY, .K. AT50n, ' D. L y BLOCK Tinne nAH , w.4 5C0aFFv liU S snewjJFH, (i.e. « ULEP us,fl.D RETROSPECT ' ■ HE records for ' 27- ' 28 arc closed forever. Both victory and y defeat have been encountered and neither has tarnished our pride nor our honor. We h.ave rejoiced in success and suf- fered in adversity, but time will wipe the scores from our memories and leave only fond reminiscences of the loyalty of our teams. They have incarnated the unwavering Tiger spirit and have fought each contest with the zeal inherent to true athletes and gentlemen. After all. it matters not who won or lost, it ' s how you played the game. Clemson ' s athletic star is again above the Southern horizon. Each season is but a period in a cycle or trend that will lead eventu- ally to supremacy. Many stellar athletes must pass on with our class, but their deeds will live on and will prove stepping-stones to greater successes for future Tiger teams. We are proud of the athletes of the class of ' 28. They will never don the Tiger uniform again, but enshrined in their hearts is a spirit that time cannot efface. The rules of sport are those of life, and in this greatest of games they can bring even greater honors to their Alma Mater. or when the One Qreat Scorer comes to ivrite against your name Ke Writes not that you Ivon or lost ' ' hut how you played the game . . v, « . f . f . ± MTL T « «V LiHUTENANT-COLONFL O. R. COLH Commandant CADET STAFF W. C. Dargan W. V. HUDGENS J. A. Jones D. S. Cutting C. E. Britt R. O. Pickens G. F. Klugh V. F. Maner J. T. MUNDY W R. Odell A. C. Link J. C. Marchbanks A. P. Wylie G. E. Faulkenberry J. C. SUBER J. C. Galloway F. F. Pearman Ik J. L. Adams C. A. Jackson J. B. McLeod Colonel Lieutenant -Colonel Major Ma tor Major Captain- Ad jutant Captain Captain Captain Captain First Lieutenant . Bn.-Adi. First Lieutenant . Bn.-Adj. First Lieutenant . Bn.-Adi. Master Serpeant Master Sergeant Color Sergeant Color Sergeant En. Sergeant-Major Bn. Sergeant-Major Bn. Sergeant-Major PW Q i ) WM ioi ' O I o ica :! ' |1$ ill ' i Cadet Coi.onfi. W, C. Dargan : s: % IMp II P c- V c,;P I.n UTI-NANT-COLONEL W. W. HUDGFNS Miss Martin. Sponsor .y ,-cvS ,! ); -, ,- -o ' I fCii f | fll CAPTAIN R. O. PICKENS Adjutant MISS SALTER Sponsor J ' %; I -m ' , ■ s v ..s y M MM iJ ; (t_ CAPTAIN J. T. MUNDY Plans and Training Officer MISS BURKEHEAD Sponsor I ij s CAPTAIN W. R. ODELL Ouar I cr mailer MISS ODELL Sponsor (c .=? ZT ' J ?fc 15? m ip ' W r I Q 5% ' y . r ' :. 1 = I CAPTAIN W. F. MANER Chaplain MISS RILEY Sponsor :j,%ii:y HI -■ -Av - ' I -=-v :-0„, ;?77 ?, X ' 0 BAND v W. p. TIMMERMAN Ca plain MISS WILLIAMS Sponsor J. H, CLARKE First Lieutenant R. E. FARMER Iirsi I .icLilcnant i ' w- J. H. Clarke R. E. Farmer W. C. HUTCHINS H. V. Marvin- Anderson. L. Bakhr. T. bouknic.ht. v. a. Allisox. L. D Atkinson. J. M. Bannister, F. M. Barber, H. S. Deadwyler. W. I Dozier. G. L. Evans, L. C. Ford. J, G. Ga ult. H. S. Gray. J. W. Harper. .J. L. BAND W. p. TIMMERMAN. Cuptwn Captain G. S, HUTCHINS. Student Director OFFICERS First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant . Second Lieutenant B. V. Cornwall. Fnsi Sirgcant SERGEANTS Graham. L. H. CORPORALS Hendrix. F. H. PRIVATES Harper. S. B. Hart. J. L. Jenkins. J. M. Kelley. J. W. KiSH. J. L. Knobeloch, L. G. Mays. W. E. Meetze. a. W, McCravey. J. R. Roberson. S. R. Scott. M, C. Sweeny, R. L. Hodges, R. Gi Warren. J. O. Shuler. D. C. S.MITH. G. F Surer, C. TiMMER.VlAN, W B Walsh, A. -A WiLLIAViS. J. S. WiLLIANiS. R. L. Wilson. V. t. Woodward. M R Wolff. L. M. Young. R. H. mK. % li I ' Licurfl.C Link flDJUTa«N T Oi li I Ur: ' fe4 l| COMPANY A ' W. J. BROGDON Captain MISS TUCKER Sponsor W. B. ABBOTT First Lieutenant H. E. STOPPELBEIN First Lieutenant KfMj W S S m m - ■J J WW] COMPANY A ' OFFICERS W. J. Brogden W. B. Abbott H. E. Stoppelbein B. L. BlCKLEY M H JONFS ALEXANDER. R. C. BARTON. C. R. ATTAWAY. I. C. BEVILL. J. B. HUTCHINSON. T. T. ADAMS, J. G. ANDERSON. M. H. ANDREWS. M. P. AYERS. R. G. BATES. J. M. L. BATSON. D. L. BEARDEN. C. E. BISHOP, W. A. BR ITT. J. O. BURNS, Q. W. CARTER. W. H. CHAPMAN. H, A, CEYBURN. W. P, GRAIN. W. C. cor COCK. W. F. CRrTCHFIELD. C E DAVIS. H. B. DAVIS. O. T. M. CLYBURN. -iV.W S,y„rnnl SERGEANTS BURDETT. C. M. GUY, J. W. CORPORALS McCORLEY ' , H. D. MII.LER. E. W. Captain First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second I teutenant Second Lieutenant McCLAIN. K. N. WRIGHT, C. D. McELVEEN. A. T. PLYLER, A. A. PRIVATES D. C. H. H. DURST. G. G, EVE, E, A. FINN. P. S. FISHBOURNE. T. G. GRAMBLING. W. E. GREEN. J. L. HAELMAN. T, F. HARRELL, C. W. HAVES, W. L, HAVES. G. L. HEMBKEE. E. E. HENDRTX. H. B. HENDRIX. I. P. HOWE. G. O. HOWARD, U. S. TAf KSON. L. S. I A. MESON. A. P. TENNINGS. J. G. JOHNSON. M. 1 TONES. D. S. TONES. R, M. lORDAN. L. V KEISI.ER. B. E, KIRKLAND. R, I,EE F. W, I.ETTNER. L, LEVIN. T, LOI ' IS. O. LOUIS. A. LONG. E. LOVE. J. F, MatFTE. W. MARTIN. I. MrDdWELL. OWENS. S G K, MEV. K L S. T. TROWBRIDGE, J. BUTLER, J, J, STEVENS, W. A. REDFERN. W. H. RICHARDSON, W. H. RIDLEHUBER, W. R. ROBINSON. G. H. SALLEY. T. B. SHELLEY. R. L. SMITH. R. N. STALNAKER. E. L. STEVENSON. R. C. STEVENSON. W. B. THOMAS. C. H. TORCHIA. R. E. WET CJI, E V WHITTINGTON. F. B. WTTTTA r ' ; T w WITHERSPOON, M. B VOUNGBLOOD. D, F n .: ; 5 : 7777i§: 70 ° COMPANY B : 0, . fl mm m ' Ojj w o .J rs | ' 9 ' £J 1 1 G. T. BRYCE Captain MISS BOWERS 1 Sponsor J. L. BELL First Lieutenant M. M. CAMPBELL First Lieutenant w fSm im. - •N- J:) COMPANY B ' OI- FILERS r- G. T BrvcE J. L. Bell . . M. M. Campbell C. A. Bryan G. H. Carroll AXUERSnX, T. c. ri.ARV. F. K. HARXES. XL BOOIE. L. A. DLKES. V. W. ABLE. E. V BARKER, H BARNETTE, BARTON, L REASON ' , C. REASON, T. BENNETT. H. P BENNETT. T. E. BLACKMON. L M L. C. S. E. T. BLACKWEF.r,. L BLACKWELL. T. BROWN. T. V ' BURGESS. E. F. BYRD, T. F. CAMP, V. L CHILDERS. ' T. C. CLAYTON. L. O. (;. P. COBB. Firs-I .s,.,„,n, SERGEANTS CLTPPARD. T. H. COCHRAN. J. H. CORPORALS [OLLV. R. A. LATIIROP. H. SANDERS. R. V. SCfRRV. T. F. PRIVATES COCHRAN. I. V. COOK, V. f. CUNNINGHA L T. W. DAY. W. C. DILL. H. W. DiBOSE. V. P. EPTING. E. E. EPTING. G. H. ELLIS. E. S. ESTES. V. M. FAGG. T. H. GALLOWAY. C. W. GARNER, T. R. GARRISON. B. F. GIBSON. I. R. HAMMOND. F. O. HECSTESS. J. H. HICKS. W. -?.-- HITT. G. L. HOPE, T. A. IIORTON. R. G. HORRY. H. H. (ONES, I. F. TONES. T. G. TONES. F. L. r.ESESNE. F. F. T IDE. L S. LONG. T. A. Mm do well, MANN. T. M. MA .INGO, A. S. . riLF-ORn, T. S. F. L, ' IS Captain First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant HAWKINS, T. F. HALL. R. m; WARE, M. D. HOPE, T. A. PLEXICO, M. E. McCOMB, J. C. .McCUTCHEN, G. H. McGEE. R. H. OCAIN. H. C. orZTS, I. B. PALMER ' . R. F. PLAYER. W. W. PT.EXICO. M. E. POE. H. D. POLLARD, r. B. RAGSDALE. C. H. SEIGLER. N. P. SHARPE. V. G. WHITLOCK. H. W. WIDEMAN. T. Y. WTLSON. T. P. ARBOROCGH. I H. ,: - ' T . r ' ' Z i, WT Q COMPANY C a ■J t - ■ ' — = ' G. H. DUNLAP Captain MISS BRYCE .S ' ponsor M. D. CROOK First Lieutenant B. H. CUTTING Fust Lieutenant J ■■; Me, Q I .5 BMi I . 1) I COMPANY C OFFICERS G. H. DUNLAP M. D. Crook B. H. CUTTINO . E. B. EARLEY C. D. Green H. W. HOEFER, First Seraeaiit SERGEANTS COPELAND, T. H. HARVIN. S. A. DILL, T. E. McGEE, H. A. CORPORALS ASBILL. H. W. CHISHOLM, R. T. HOUGH, W. B. BEASON, R. T. HEWITT, B. L. I.AWTOX, J. M. BELL, J. I). PRIVATES ADAMS, H. FENNELL, C. S. MORTON, E. H. BOSEMAN, L. J. FENNELL, W. E. MARSHALL, L. E. BIRKIS, L. J. GREEN. D. N. McSWAIN. W. B. BROWN. J. S. HAMMETTE, H. T. MILLER. C. T. IJVRl). H. P. HEWER, W. F. MOOD, N. C. BONNETTE. C. B. HINES. A. M. MOOD, P. M. BOOTH. H. C. HARRIS, J. M. MUNN, S. B. CARVER, I. J. HARVEY. F. H. NEELY. T. W. COOLEY. T. F. HEYWARD. T. S. NICHOLS. E. L. C UGHMAN, TAS. M. HIGGINS. J. F. PARTRIDGE, T. F. COURTNEY, i. H. HI ' DGENS, A. R. PAGE. E. R. CAMPBELL. W, M. lACKSON, O. W. PAGE B. L. COBB D. E. B. lACKSON. M. P. PATTERSON. T. L. COOPER. R. G. L-XY. A. G. RHEM. I. G. CRAWFORD. W. .M KKLI.EY. W. G. ROCRRS. A. I. DRAKE, H. B. MARTIN. L. K. RITSSELL. R. J. DAVIS. B. W. .MARTIN, W. E. STROMAN. C. W. DOWDLE, H. J. MEARES, G. A. STROUD, E. W. Captain . . First Lieutenant . First Lieutenant . Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant SANDER, L. F. TOWNSEND, T. P. MATHIS, Q. E. .MOULEDOUS, A. D. RUSH, F. S. SISKROM, H. M. SWERINGER. L. D. STAUNTON. F. B. SMITH, G. P. SMOAK, T. T. TUTEN. W. L. THOMPSON, W. A. TICE. I. D. TOWNSEND. G. E. TURBEVILLE, J. W. TYLER W S.. Jr. TAYLOR W. I. TOT.TTSON. D. L. VLNCENT, W. D. WATSON. S. T. WORKMAN. C. R. ZIMMERMAN, C. G. -1 K§ mJi ' COMPANY D i . M. B. FARRAR Captain MISS ALLEN Sponsor J. C. GARRISON First Lii ' Litenanl B. R. FOWLER First Lieutenant mm m § II COMPANY D ' M. B. Fakrak B. R. FOWLHR J. C. Garrison L. W. Hart B. C. Harvey DAVIS, G. N. DAVIS, S. C. CLVBUKN. E. S. COLEMAX, J. M. CCIRLEY, r. L. BLACK, O. W. BLAKE. L. D. BLITCH, E. V. BOWLES, M. G BRVSOX. S. T. lURXS, F. A. in RXS, Q. V. BIRRIS, T. L. (T.EMEXf. R tAIX. S. D. COCHRAX. T. V COLEMAX, M. CORLEY, V. H. ' CRAWFORD, W ( RYMES, F. H. UASHIELD, T. DUXLOP, O. P. W. OFFICERS R. JEFFERS, First Sergeant SERGEANTS HAkTER, L V. POWERS. G. F. CORPORALS DUCKER, F. C. HANE, W. W. GUY, J. L. McINTOSH, L. PRIVATES FELLERS. H. X. FERGUSON, T. F. FEW, I. P. FOGLE, T. L. (CALLOWAY, W C. GAXTT. J. (iRAXT. W HEAKX. H TARRARD, lOXES, F. lOXES. L. TORDEX. E H. C. R. C. ] X. E. P. KIXG. G. N KIRCHXER. G, KITCHEXS, C. KXOFF, B. F. KXOTTS, E. I. KXOTTS. R. E. LESLEY, M. L. LEWIS, C. H. LIVIXGSTOX, T LOXC;, R. F. McCLEXDOX, v.. MtPHAIL, I. W. McWHORTEX, W . L RTIX. J. S. MIKELL. G. L. MITCHELL. M. I PERRY, T. F. PITTS. T. D. PITTS. F. W. PRICHARD. B I). S. B. T. L, Captain First Lieutenant First Lieutenant . Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant TAYLOR, R. A. EADDY, J. M. TUCKER, H. C. WANXAMAKER, T. R. WEEKS, H. O. RIPPLEMEYEB, H. ROGERS, D. H. ROTH, L. ROWELL, T. O. ROWLAXD , C. G, D. C. M. L. T. E. G. SLOAX, J. SMITH, H. SMITH, T. SMITH, R. STEWART, THOMASOX, G. TROTTI, S. H. TURXER, J. E. WACKYM, M. A. WATSON, N. E. WHITTEN, S. E. WOODWARD. H. 7: ?S? SJV -, L Miss Jordan. SecunJ Battaliun Sponsor )] -- ' xr - v ' -V Vr?;, ■ r ,:.; , 9 ( =M COMPANY E s= .y R. H. BURGESS Captain MISS ANDERSON Sponsor C. H. GLAZE First Lieutenant R. E. HIGHTOWER First Lieutenant sri • M W ' i L ,,.. = ' - -- ■ - - i; f COMPANY E OFFICERS R H. BURGHSS C. H. Glaze R. E. HiGHTOWIiR J. O. Hicks W. C. JAMES CARTER, R. C. I)A IS, J. N. COCHRAN, F. R. GREGG, C. E. HAIR, H. B. BARNES, W. C. BOGGS, M. L. R. BRELAND, B, H. BVRD, H. P. CALVERT, V. yi. CHAPMAN, J. L. CLOANINGER, C. CCLLER, W. C. CUTTING, W. H. DAVIS. R. R. EADIE, M. D. FARR. F. B. FERGCSON. S. T. FOSTER, W. iM, ERASER, C. A. FREEMAN. B. GIBSON, T. D, T. J. MITCHELL, First Sergeant SERGEANTS LEWIS. C. S. .McCOMB. J. R. CORPORALS McCLURE, P. I. MILLER. T. D. POLLARD. V. B. ROBERTSON. E. H. Cup uin Firsl Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant MOORE, F. H. O ' DELL, I. B. WILLIS, J. C. TILLOTSON, J. E. PRIVATES P. GILLESPIE, J. I.. (JUNNELS, C. HAMER, R. P. HANE. A. W. HANE, B. T. HARRISON, W IIERLONG, H HOPE, G. M. HUFF, L. T. lONES. H. W. lONES, M. D. TONES, R. N. TONES, S. E. TORDAN, T. A. LINEBURGER, T LONG. W. L. S. H ' PO. W. O. MARTIN. W. r. MrrClIELL. R. I). MOORE. L. B. MILLER. R. O. MOSUGO. T. P. MURRAH. E, S. LABEE. R. T. . LI)ANIELS. L. F . L(;EE. W. L. McLAND. V. C. MIVENS. H. B. OUEM. E. PADGETT. O. D. PARTRIDGE. V. PRUITT. T. V. RHAME. W, A. SAITNDERS. M SLOAN, T. D. SMITH, H. A. SOWELL, E. F. STEPHENS, J. H. STRICKLAND, T. TAGGARD, C. L. TARRANT, W. JI TAYLOR. J, M. WARNER. H. P. WATKINS. A. WHITE. E. P. WILSON. G. V. WOOD. T. V. WILSON. C. D. B. iH iM rm=, .-,,j ' %M oM w YAr f f oQ ' , COMPANY F T. G. MANNER Captain MISS SPRING ' Sponsor H. HUSBANDS First Lieutenant T. L. HUGHSTON First Lieutenant Wi . .. yW 11 -I ' JiSS;,- T. G. Hanner H. Husbands T. L. HUGHSTON W. M. Seaborn L. B. White . Bl.AKENEY, C. R. JOHXSON, E. V. galloway, W. B. HAMILTON, T. M. HirK.S, T. A. ALLEN. C. C. BARFIELD. V. ]. BLACK.MAN, V. BOLE.MAN, R. FiOONE. C. F. CAUSEY. H. C. CHAMBLEE. J. C CLARKE. V. H. CLEMENT. W. P. CONDER. V. V. COOPER. V. A. CRAIG. V. D. CKAWFORD, J. P I)A IS. H. L. DOKSON. I. H. DIFFIE. F H. COMPANY F OFFICERS J. F. CALLAHAM, First Sergeant SERGEANTS KING, C. J. KLINE, V. N. CORPORALS HINSON, R. L. lOSEY, F. H. MERCER. F. Y. McCARLEY, R. J. PRIVATES EDWARDS. B. L. EDWARD.S, G. L. ELLIS. T. E. ESKEW, J. G. FORD, A. H. FIKE. C. W. GOLDSMITH, G. W. GRIFFIX, T. G. GUY, T. H. HARRELL, T. C. HAM, T. HARRIS, S. P. HELLER. J. N. HERRING. W. H. HERNDON, G. B. HER LONG, H. M. HOWARD, W. F. HUDSON, G. E. HUFF. I. C. KENNEDY, T. A. KING, J. L. LE.MMON. J. L. MAJOR, S. M. .MILLER, T. C. -McGILL, T. J. McMillan, h. v. Mcpherson, j. m. mRPHREE. J. H. NEWMAN, I. W. OWEN, R. .S. Captain . First Lieutenant . . First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant LEVERETTE, P. B. .MAHAFFEV, C. R. POWELL. W. E. THOMPSON, S. W. L. WILSON, J. A. ROBERTSON, J. D. ROGERS. E. P. S.MITH, F. SMITH. R. L. SMITH. W. Z. STEVENS. C. B. STUKES. T. E. TOIXHBERRY, D. I TRULUCK. C. M. TURRENTINE, D. C. TYLER. E. L. ALLENTINE, R. A. WATTS, T. K. WHITE. L. I. WILSON, V. C. : r :S J  s:ir r , o c: =ff m Mm J- COMPANY C T. W. SMITH i Captain MISS McCORD Sponsor A. S. JONES First Lieutenant J. C;. HAIR Ftrsi Lieutenant ,, @1i ' fft f . r ' .? m- V. jA: ; ;ff - ' IJ - ' J ' _ ;:. - - ' ' •:: I ! T. W. Smith J. C. Hair A. S. Jones M. A. Jones J. P. Mealing EISON, F. J. McCAULEY, H. R. HUDGENS, T. A. IfTGHES. W. F. nrxT. n. w. ABELI- R. W. AI.BERCiOTTI. I. C. Ar.EXAXDEK, I. . [. AI.LEN. I. K. AI.I.ISOX, I.. M. COMPANY G OFFICERS J. D. O ' QUINN, First SergeoMt SERGEANTS aiurdock. e. c. prf:s.sley, o. k. CORPORALS JONES. M. W. LEE, L. L. MAGILL, R. V. MAZVCK, E. H. PRIVATES AXDEKSOX. I. AXDKKSOX. K liRADHim ' . I. MK(H K. A. I ' . BROWX. H. ( CAUGHMAX 1 CHAPM AX. r. COLLI XS. I W DAVID, A. ' L DAVIS. I L. EARLE K I ' . EPTING, E. L. GALLMAX. R. HART. F. HAR IX, J. B liriXiEX.S. E. S HERDRICK.S. lA.MESOX. P. lETEK. E. C. JO I IX. SON, H. TUSTIS, I. H. KOOX, O . R. KIXSLER. R. LAXGFORD, J. LESLIE, E. E. LOWE. M. V. Mcf ALn.EV, I. MrMILLAN. R. -MrKTNNEY, J. L. E. H. McMEEKIX, C. L. MOORE. V. E. XEAL, C. A. XEELY, C. C, XORTOX. E. L. padc;ett. r. e. PEARSOX. W. B. PERRY, W. E. POAG. J. R. PRUITT, e. a. PARROTT. W. G. ROGERS. L. A. REEVES. T. M. RIDGEWAY. W. a. rawlixson. a. S. sample, j. w. speight, g. a. Captain First Lieutenant Firat Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant SHANDS. H. L. WEBB. E. H. PITTS, L. W. COPELAND. L. B. MAZYCK. H. B. SHERIFF, . B. SHIELDS. W. A. SALLY. G. S. STEWMAN. L. STONE. G. M. TAYLOR. I. K. TKOLBLEFIELD. E. R. TIGE, F. F. TIXDALL. L. N. ' AN DeERVE. J. F. VERDERY. A. B. WILLIAMS. L F. WII.BURN. W. C. WIMBERLY. I. N, WITT. V. I. YONGUE. G. E. COMPANY H ? S . Q S ii ' 41 M • ' R. T. S rUTTS I Captain ■ MISS WEST Sponsor B. R, RICHEY First Lieutenant R. C. HARRINGTON First Lieutenant ' ' - - ' i I R. T. Stutts R. C. Harrington B. R. RICHEY . L. C. Padgett . C. H. Patrick ACKER, w. H. ANDREWS, G. T. ARMSTRONG. E. CARTER. D. C. CHAMBLEE, L. C. BOUKNIGHT. H. P BROCK. A. E. BRYANT. T. V. CALnWELL. A. CAMP. M. J. CAl ' GHMAN, J. COOK. C. R. COOK. T. A. COR LEY. C. E. CRAVEN. V. B. CRAWFORD. B. H. DTCKERSON, V, D()I-Gt,ASS. G. DYERS, A. J. ELLIS. C. A. FOLK. H. D. FROM, E. COMPANY H OFFICERS . ' Captain First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant M. B. RICHARDSON. First Scr„ean1 SERGEANTS BYRD. H. S. THOMSON. B. K. CORPCmALS DURANT. C. HUNTER, R. D. GRIMSI.KY. C. L. PARHAM. H. C TURNER, H. TL TEN. H. M. SMYTH. T. L. THOMPSON, A. G. VELBORX, J. D. PRIVATES GODFREY. A. B. HOFFMAN. G. C. KELLERS, F. KIXARD. W. R. KIRBY. V. F. KICKR. V. B. KXOWI.ES. T. S. LAND. R. M. LLOYD. O. V. LYONS. R. E. McDowell, h. e. McDONNELD. B. C. McPHATL. S. MARTIN. A. R. MAXWELL. J. W. MAHAFFEY, H. T. MILLER. H. S. .MIDDLETOX. L. B MOOR. W. F. MOREHEAD. L. D. MORRISON. W. T. OLIVER. E. T. PARKER. G. F. PARKER. J. R. PHILPOT. C. P. PTTTS I. S. RTTKBORX. W. W. RISER H. B. RODr.ERS. I. T. SANDERS. H. I. SHERRARD. H. R. SHEHEEN, E. P. I Q iu m Miss Conner. Third Battalion Sponsor ri !? - - c riiJ-- . 7 =;= iMr ; 3?TT r T I- 1 ( )I COMPANY I W. N. MARTIN ! Captain MISS HARRISON y sponsor ! L. W. SHELLEY Firs! Lieutenant ,j.C. W. MERCER - z First Lieutenant Ol 1 COMPANY I OFFICERS W. N. Martin C. W. Mercer L. W. Shellev H. L. ESKEW . R. B. White . CUNNINGHAM, H. W. POORE, M. L. nrPHE. E. C. I.KSTER. J. E. M. DANIEL, E. P. ADAMS, G. G. ADAMS. O. A. AI,SBROOKS. C. C. ARIAL. T. H. BAII.EY, ' M. C. BATES, J. N. BARRON. W. H. HIACK. C. S. BRKZKAI.E, T. M. BIFKKIX. M. R. CAl. DWELL, J. L. ( Al ' GHMAN. M. W. (TirLDRESS, G. N. COWARD, H. O. (DRV. H. P. CRAWFORD, A. R. CROUCH, W. M. W. J. WRAY, First Sergeant SERGEANTS HOLLAND, W. G. EVANS, D. D. CORPORALS MURRAY, C. Q. SALLEY. J. L. RAY, C. WELSH, T. R. PRIVATES DREHER. J. H. EVANS, M. B. FURMAN, C. M. Fl ' RMAN. H. J. (;assoway, t. l. (;eorge, r. h. gibson. c. f. (;ra es. J. A. (JRIFFTTH. T. H. HARDEE. H. M. HENDERSON, F. W. HIGGINS, R. C. HIGGINS. E. E. HINSON. L. O. KEITH. T. A. KILLINGSWORTH. H. N. KNIGHT, L. E. KNOPF. B. A. LANGFORD, C. H. I.ANFORD. W. W. LAYTON, W. H. MARTIN. A. H. MARTIN. C. R. MATTISON, W. T. MOTES, P. M. PARKMAN. L. M. PATTERSON. W. T. REYNOLDS. P. H. RIDGEWAY. E. J. ROBERTSON, J. G. ROGERS, A. M. R0(;ERS. L. T. Captain First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant PRIDMORE, R. G RAY, C. E. WILSON. B. S. GEDDINGS, M. T. SNYDER. V. C. ROGERS. G. B. SACKMAN, G. VV. SIMMONS. E. F. SMITH, T. L. SMITH, S. L. SMOAK. C. G. SPRINGER. E. F. W. STACY, S. V. STRIBLTNG. R. M. TOWNSEND. E, H. WALKER, T. S. WALKER. W. A. WILLIAMS, H. L. WILKES. F. Y. WOODHAM. J. B. YEARGIN. J. A. Q ft, .. , mm m %m (f 4m. k WM COMPANY K ' H. T. WILLIAMS ! Captain MISS GLADEN Sponsor E. N. GEDDINGS First Lieutenant J. H. ROBINSON First Lieutenant m A. y ' 3 - ' - - I , 1 H. T. Williams E. N. Geddings R. H. Robinson R. E. MCCONNELL W. B. Turner . ELLIS. J. T. S.MOAK, K. A. EARLE. S. B. McMILLAX, C. XIMITZ. F. K. HAKUEK. I. C. BETSWOKTH, V. B. BISHOP, R. L. BLACK, G. A. BLACK, R. E. BOSEMAX. A. X. KOSTK K. D. R. BdlKXICHT. F. C. BKAXXOX. R. R BLFORD. L BIRDETTE. CALDWELL, CAMPBELL, CAMPBELL. CAXXOX. F CARPEXTER, T CAR. SOX. A. F CARTER. J. CASEV. R, B. A. L V. M. B. T. T. A. W. COMPANY -K OFFICERS D. B. SHERMAX, First Sergeant SERGEANTS ROBBIXETT, G. D. POWER, S. R. KILEV, E. CORPORALS -SCHL.NLXCHER, SWOFFORD. R. PRIVATES p. D. P. CHEEK. V. L COLX, W. A. COX, R. C. CROWTHER. DAVIS, T. C. DOXALD. R. E. FAGAX. I. E. FIXLEV.W. H. FLEMIXG. W. ERASER. B. P. FIXDERBCRK. GAIXES. I. P. GILLESPIE. D. GOFF. A. T. GRAIXGER. A. ' REEX. C. A. HAXES. R. A. HUDGEXS, D. ( HLXTER. W. I. KIXARU, A. R. KIRBV, L. B. J. C. KIRKLEY. F. E. LAWSOX. R. A. E. LEE. H. M. LOMAS, C. H. McCARTY, R. I. McDOX.ALD. E. M. McLEOD, V. H. O. F. McMEEKIX, R. P. MESSERVY. H. H. D. .MILEV. T. P. XALLY, R. F. :). XIMMOXS. T. G. XORTOX. T. ' L. PARDUE. W. A. PATTERSOX. H. F. Captain First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant TIEXCKEX. W. P. WITHERSPOOX, J. H. WLSE. G. H. BOSTICK. D. R. McLEOD, W. H. PEPPER, B. B. PRICE, G. W. PROFFITT. H. T. PRUITT. W. K. REXTZ. C. V. ROSE. B. S. SARTOR, M. H. THOMAS. L. P. TOMLIXSOX, H. S TRCESnALE. E. V. WALLER. P. F, W. WHITE. L T. WHITE. P. S. WILLIAMS. G. P. WILLIAMSOX. B. WILSOX. E. W. WOOD. J. R. YOUXG. C. A. ZEIGLER, M. G. Ml ' --A:- y . f . IM w COMPANY L R. B. MIDKIFF Captain MISS ARNOLD Sponsor J. N. MOORE First Lieutenant H. K. TAYLOR First Lieutenant V %- .:• fe - :: y „ i i=-, :- CHITTY, M. G. GAINES, F. P. (OHEX. T. T. Hn.I.ER. B. K, HKXnRIX, F. F. ABERCROMBIE, E. W. ANDERSON, G. M. ANDERSON, T. P. ASKINS, J. H. ADAMS, TOE L. ACKER, t, F. AULL. L. E. BARNWELL, V. M. BELL. T. J. BLAINE, T. M. BOLEN. (1. C. BOVKIN. T. S. BROWN, t. F. CAMPBELL, L. CARTER. W. T. CLARK, D. R. W. P. WEST, First Srnirarl SERGEANTS LACHICOTTE, F. W. .MrLESKY, J. J. CORPORALS Captain First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant ROGERS, T. L ALLEY, T. B. MOXON, J. G. PRIM. L M. NETTLES, W. C. REESE, L. W. PRIVATES CLARK. T. L. HIDfiEXS. I. D. CLAYTON. T. AL IL HUMPHREY. C. ( HREITZBERG. B. K. KING. W. W. COMER. R. F. LATHAM. C. (;. DRAKE. W. S. LAXGSTON. W. . DANIEL. M. R. .McCROREY. J. B. DAXTZLER. J. L. . UGEE. R. L. DEER. H. G. McKERLEY, T. A. DICKSON. R. W. MASC N. M. C. DUPRE. A. J. MILLER. E. N. GASSAWAY. M. B. MOONEYHAM. C HAHOOD. G. B. MLLHERTN. E J HARPER. C. A. PADGETT. E. E. HAYES. R. A. PHTT.I IPS. P. C HEXDERSON. W. N. PRTESTER. A. T HOWLE. R. M. PURSLEV. L. H. SADLER. J. K. WELLS. C. M. WILLIAMS, J. A. RAMSAY. W. T. RTDDLE. G. L. ROGERS. W. M. ROPER. F. N. SINGLETON, T. SHEPPARD, W. SMITH. L A. SMITH. R. B. SMITH. T. E. STRICKLAND, I. WATTS. T. G. YAIT ' HN. S. M. WATSON. E C. WAXVAAIAKER. WTCr.TXS C F. WOLFE. T. E. WILLIAMS. T. H R. C. V li • ' (:?;■:. A -_ COMPANY M ' w, % l w t- B. F. WINGARD Captain , MISS WASSON . ' ' ' Sponsor : W. H. PRESSLEY First Lieutenant J. E. WHILDEN First Lieutenant I i. ( nv; ( ::= ; B. F. WINGARD J. E. Whilden W. H. PRESSLEY . C. H. LiNEBERGER M. G. SMITH OSTEEX, W. E. RODGERS, S. H. ATI NSOT . J- R- BETHEA, O. W. . I( KADDIX, A. R. AULD, F. M. BALLENTINE, W. BATES, H. C. BEACH. A. W. BOOTH. S. H. BOYNTON. J. A. BURN.S. F. A. BRYCE. E. C. BYRD. E. C. CARTER. L. J. CASTLES. J. E. CATO. T. B. CHANDLER. R. COR LEY. S. R. CROUT. W. H. DAVIS. T. B. DAVIS. B. W. DIAL. V. A. COMPANY M OFFICERS J. H. MAYER, First Sc ,,raut SERGEANTS ROSE. W. T. STEVENSON. M. B. CORPORALS PATTERSON. J. W. SAMPLE RA.MSEl ' R. A. R. W. SEACE. .1. C. F. PRIVATES uority. m. a. dorsett. h. w. drimmond, l. j el i (;ton. p. L fisher. j. h. gibson, p. r. graham. a. m. hammett. r. d. HARRIS, G. HEARD. L. M. HODGE. W. D. Hl ' GGINS, T. P. TACKSON. H. L. KET.LEY. D. L. KINSLER. T. F. LAWRENCE. W. A LOLLIS, S. M. LEWIS. J. H. LYON. C. F. McLAURIN, H. M. MARTIN. F. M. MAYFIELD. J. E. M FARES. G. C. MILLS. L A. MORRLSON, H. L. MOODY, R. E. OWINS. F. N. PLAYER. J. W. PORCHER. P. G. ROBBIXS. L. L. ROBERSON. C. G. SANSBURY. A. B. SATTERFIELD, J. C. SEARSON, W. A. Captain First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant STRANGE. H. G. WILLIMON. R. C. STOCKMAN. J. W. BRYCE. E. C. MEARES, G. C. SHEDD, I. G. SIMS. E. F. SNOWDEN. H. C. STALLINGS, W. K. THO.MPSON. Z. V, TILLEY. W. E TIM.MERMAN. W. A. TISON. H. R. VAUGHN. F. nJE. VANCE. T. ' WARR. E. L. WELCH. W. D. WHITE. H. A. WIGGINS. R. C WILLIAMS. T B. WINDHAM. E. L. WOODRUFF. R C. WOOTEN, W. H. J ' X i o KEBCS ■uici iioio ■OBBB HoHcH ■nan o e A«t r - - . y.Mm .- f k . ' ii Senorita (Lia Teon John Qi berr Judge 1928 ' ■ aps beauty ( ontesi a vc tneir theh ut ive me • 0«GAN?ZAT!aW« A AA vJ j A jk -JK. 4 4 ■i -4 4 -4 1 TAPS GnCLuaH.via. 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A A] Lrl DANKo .1 c Ml riN.0 - W.!. CA AbAY XCcr: Ult)£R J.0orilCK5 n.W.yAARVI.n OTnER AE AftLftj A.A-COKtft W.R.fi I DLl tlUDt-R t rt. C k ' T At5 I ■1 « ' - t r, ' .; Hr § r,i- I. s« - I i ft •■ ' ' Tf riint o • ' t ' cia PROF. JOHM rOWNSEND-DIR. CLUB ly, G FORD = MGR. . ' PPiNC.OTT ACCOMR .jial S t PERSONNEL GLEE CLUB First Tenors Linton. W. T. Wiggins Partridge. W. F. townsend. t. p. dupree. a. j. BATSON. D. L. GASSAWAY. M. B. KNOBELOCH. L. G.. Bannister. F. M. Woodward. H. E. Hendrix. F. H. . . Woodward. M. H. Sweeny. R. L. Bouknight. V. A. Graham. L. H. Cornwall. B. V. Second Tenors Baritone Wingo. D. F. Warren. J. O. Crawford Hendrix. F. H. Smith Woodward. J. E. Eaddy. J. M. Wolff. L. Chapman. J. L. McDaniel. L. F. DUCKER. F. C. Prof. John TOWNSEND. Director SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Bass Ford. J. G. Heller, H. Long. J. A. Welch. J. R. Youngblood Woodward. M. H. Concert Master. Violin Violin Violin Saxophone Flute Oboe Soloist Clarinet Clarinet Bassoon HuTCHiNs. G. S.- Warren. J. O. Horn Harper. S. B Horn DEADWYLER. W. C Trumpet Young. R. H Trumpet Harper. J. L Trombone HUTCHINS. W. C Bass McCRAVY. J. R. Bass Hodges. R. G. Drums and Ti mpani TOWNSEND. J. S. Piano Conductor JUNGALEERS ORCHESTRA Bannister. F. M. hutchins. g. s. Knobeloch. L. G. McCravy, J. R. DEADWYLER. W. C. Violin, Saxophones Reeds and Brass Violin, Reeds Banjo, Plectrums Trumpet Young. R. H Harper. J. L. . . . HUTCHINS. W. C. Cornwall. B. V. Hodges. R. G. . . Trumpet Trombone . . . Bass and Reeds Piano Drums and Traps 3 C? O o. lO P L= C: • - -o .. 5nCrBU4..t„. H f} 3OOClIZ=w0 CTYMCA CXRINET M EPDINciS SPHA?fl 5 HL5HAMD Y. M. C. A. ADVISORY BOARD Prof. S. M. Martin. Chairman Prof. S. B. Earle Prof. J. L. Marshall Dr. E. W. Sikes Mr. G. H. Aull Mr. J. C. Little JOHN Mr. B. B. Burley Mr. a. B. Bryan Mr. p. B. Holtzendorff Mr. E. N. Geddings Some Facts: 1. The Clemson Y. M. C. A. was organized in 1895. The first full-time secretary was Mr. Ray Legate, secured in 1906. The building was completed in 1915 and opened the first of January. 1916. The cost was $78,000.00 complete — furnished. The money was raised by contributions from Rockefeller for fifty thousand, the Board of Trustees for fifteen thousand, students, alumni, faculty and friends $10,000.00. Paid off since erection $3,000.00. The College furnishes heat, lights, water and repairs, also $500.00 towards one of the secretary ' s salary. The other expense of secretaries, janitors, men employed in the building, building supplies, cost of program — all is raised by means of memberships, proceeds from picture shows, game rooms and rentals from dormitory. State Tax $1,337.75 through March 21. 1928— Paid. I.MPROVEMENTS: During the past year there have been manv improve- ments in the Y. M. C. A. building, one of the most helpful being the purchase and installation of two large fans to furnish proper ventilation for the audi- torium. Another was the purchase of new curtams. draperies and flowers for the Reading Room, another being the securing of Mrs. Hodges as part-time Hostess, and still another being the purchase of considerable new furniture and the repair of other furniture. New rooms with permanent partitions. Quite a bit of painting in the cafe and other parts of the building. 1 he addition of a third full-time secretary in the person of Mr. J. R. Cooper. Family mem- berships. THE Y. M. C. A. SWIMMING POOL The swimming pool is a thing of interest and value in developing men physically. Men need to know how to swim and. too, there is probably no better exercise. Such an accommodation is found in the swimming pool of the Y. M. C. A. ' T he pool is always filled with good water and is kept in good condition. During the winter the water is heated to a comfortable temperature so that those who enjoy this sport need not wait for a good swim. Special hours have been arranged for children and ladies on the campus, and cadets use the pool at other times. The swimming team uses the pool for practice and life saving tests are given there also. Therefore, the swimming pool is used by the cadets and many of the campus people and many of them hardly see how they could get the pleasure and development derived there from any other source. THE Y. M. C. A. GYMNASIUM A tired mind, a weary step; an hour of play, a world of pep. The Y gvmnasium. although not a large one, affords to the students and people of the community an opportunity to keep fit by exercising daily. Each Mon- day evening, members of the faculty gather for an hour of volleyball or other games. Company basket- ball and volleyball tourna- ments are conducted for the cadets in order to en courage them to exercise more. A number of the more energetic fellows ex- ceed the daily dozen by indulging in a bit of wrestling a n d boxing. The girls of the com- munity also enjoy many happy hours of play on the court. THE Y. M. C. A. AUDITORIUM With a seating capacity o f approximately four hundred, and comfortably ventilated by two large fans, this auditorium serves many needs at Clemson. It is here that the successful Sunday evening meetings are held, having an average attend- ance of over three hun dred. Likewise, the audi torium lends itself to the social needs of man. The campus people and stu- dents gather for an even ing of fellowship and mirth on many occasions such as class nights or com- munity socials. The little folks are given free motion picture programs on Saturday mornings and Monday afternoons. The auditorium also serves as the community theatre: thus, it is here that the Clemson people see the leading motion picture productions of the year. Practically every department of the College has occasion to use the audi- torium for class purposes during the year. THE CLEMSON Y. M. C. A. CAFETERIA Although called a cafeteria, this is in reality a dining room and lunch room. This portion of the building is rented to Mrs. Mary Albergotti and is operated for the convenience of transients, guests of the College and of the Y, M. C. A. and for extra-curricula nourishment for the students. This is equipped with some very good fixtures and has electric refrigeration. The cafeteria is open all times from early morning until late at night. Mrs. Albergotti has consist-- ently tried to keep open for the accommodation of special groups and for special occasions. Al- though it is located on the bottom floor of the build- ing and rather out of the way, yet it is attractively operated and maintained so that those who find the way once know to return. CALHOUN LITERARY SOCIETY ROLL Andrews, G. T. Abbott, W. B. bouknight. f. c. Brock BosTicK. D. R. Burgess. R. H. cooley, s. r. Cohen, J. J. Caughman. J. M. Chapman, J. M. Farr, F. B. Farrar. M. B. Galloway, J. C. Galloway, W. B. Hallman, J. F. Herndon. J. B. Hair, H. B. Jamison, A. O. Jones, M. H. Johnson, M. F. Lemmon, J. L. Link, A. C. Lee, F. W. Mosingo, J. B. McKlNNEY, J. W. Odom, E. Patrick, C. H. Richey, B. R. Smith, T. W. townsend, t. p. Turner. W. B. Ware, M. B. Wackym, M. a. Wannamaker, T. R. Watson Williams, J. F. Williams, J. W. Wingard, B. F. Wise, C. T. Woodham. H, B. Wood, H. L. OArJCES • SFM0R ' ' c ' ' jOIR «ts ' ' %, - - « iS - 1 . .c)immie Atkiason 5bortij ' Barton Htwict Burqess ■Pud ' Crook ■ cJ.H ClarL ■UhiifCunninqbam ' TJahUah Davis ' W Durst Carkaus ' ,5peck ' Farrar pitney Ford CharhQ ' Grazn ' Pete Uoters Arlie ' Haqne Bill Hiidqcns Martin Heard Johmc Hick.5 RE. ■Johnson Moris Jones Qeorqc Rluqh. n.k 2 LiTiic V - ' o Junior From lAjcEi Huqb Pairick. £road.u5 Woore. (Ccf Hurrah. ■ ' BiH; MaruiN Joha rOundq Tom M Qill Bob Pickeas Raqmond Pruitt Tom KamseL) 5qi) Rictieg Grarq Shtull C.T Sims ' Sister ' Smith, piarioa Smith Kirk Tatjior T.Y Tfiompsoa ' Dub Turner Bob 5tutts J.S. Williams Bob ' CJtiita Alex OJijIic oaJce PC { J Miss Frances Tarry, Sponsor JUNIOR DANCING CLUB OFFICERS Miss Fpances Tarry J. C. Galloway T. J. Mitchell W. G. Holland Carter, R. C. burdett, c. m. Welch, W. D. Johnson. E. V. HOEFER. H. W. Callaham. J. F. Cain, S. D. Turner. H. Wackym, M. a. McLeskey, J. J. ROLL Wimberly, J. N. Mayer. J. H. Stevenson. M. B. Adams. J. L. Vincent. W. D. Duffie, F. H. Lewis, C. S. Jackson. C. A. Albright. C. H. Kline. W. N. Bishop. P. D. Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer DuPre. a. J. Gaines. F. P. Whitten, S. E. Stribling, R. M. OQuinn, J. D. Suber, J. C. Mays. W. E. Bates, J. M. Anderson. T. C. Gray, J. W. SOPHOMORE DANCING CLUB OFFICERS Miss Grace Vaughn M. D. Ware J. L. Salley .1. P. Black Attavvay. J. C. Allison, J. H. Byrd. H. p. Bell. J. D. Crowder. J. C. Chisholm. J. R. Cohen. ,J. j. DURANT. c. dorsett h. v. Dukes. ' . Dantzler. J. L. Earle. S. B. Gregg, C. E. Heustess. J. H. ROLL Hicks. J. A. Hewitt. B. L. Hutchinson, .j. 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C iWartin Brug Company (Iiu-cirporated) at CLEMSON for College Souvenirs, Pennants, Banners, Pillow Covers, Belts, Seals, Broaches. Gold and Silver Seal Rings, Vanity Cases, and Other JEWELRY NOVELTIES AGENTS FOR 1926, 1927. 1928 and 1929 Class Rings i epairs on Rings of All Classes Solicited CLEMSON VIEW POST CARDS Twenty Cents a Dozen v)uST A -QAT ' S conception) i Let4 se-e tNlOW • - WHAT Ei-SE- CAM WE rAAKE -fc A OO? V ■ W- „ . . . . C. M. GDEST W C. GUEST C. M. GUEST SON Over Thirty Years of Successful BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ANDERSON, S. C. I Builders of Engineering Building (Riggs Hall), and Library at Clemson College HEADQUARTERS CORPS OF CADETS THE CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Delinquency Report of Juvember 58. 1928 Explanations Due 9:00 A. M. Septober 60. 1928 Cadi ' t Reported Delinquency Reporting Officer Dements Mr. Washington Superfluous use of Ah! KORA KADETS LT C. Q. LlESEY Improper performance of duty Capt Oberg Lt. p. G Balcar Keeping a dog in barracks Chief Allison Nola Heath Loitering on halls in main building E. G. Parker Prof. Harold Tate Marrying during school period Floop Dunlap Prof. Carpenter Unnecessary noise in chapel Sleepy Kadet Dr. Sikes N ' o haircut on top Jack Fl.more Prof. Snake Lee Fighting in class room Sleepy Caughman Dr Calhoun Throwing metamorphic rock Squat Berry Col. Cole Unnecessary noise at drill Sgt. Stern Prof McAllister Wrong attitude R. C. WiLLIMON Prof. Rosenkrans Eating Cambium layers Rat Blane Chico Wesi Non- regulation face LON Chaney Guv HUTCHINS Keeping sour notes in Band room Prof. Townsend Prof. Hi ' nter Pinching boys in class Section l ' Chub Harvey Skipping rope after Taps Charlie Green i order of: I.T. Col. O. R. Cole Not Official: Richard W. Johnson Isi Lt. Infant i S. O. L.. B. V. D.. P. D. Q. ) Adjacent +,_„. ,„_, — „„_„„_„„ — , „„ ■T SPINNING RING SPECIALISTS SINCE 1873 SPINJilRG RIRGS TWISTER RIKCS SILK RIKGS I TRAVELLER CLEANERS I TRAVELLER CUPS GUIDE WIRE SETS 4. I The Clemson College Laundry 1 ! mm WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS APPRE- CIATION OF YOUR PATRONAGE DURING THE DAYS GONE BY. AND ARE STILL ANXIOUS TO GIVE THE BEST SERVICE DUR- ING THE FUTURE DAYS W ' ' Prompt S entice that satisfies IS our mi ddi e name. y y + I J. ©, JONES COMFANY GREENVILLE, S. C. Quality Clothing. Hats. Shoes, and Furnishings COMI ' LETE Ol TFITTERS TO CLEMSON MEN FOR THE PAST TWENTY-ONE YEARS SCHOOL CATALOGUES AND ILLUSTRATIONS DANCE PROGRAMS AND INVITATIONS LEATHER DANCE FAVORS AND COVERS FRATERNITY AND CLASS STATIONERY The Chas. H. 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They ran a few signals, then retired to the end of the field where they relapsed into their weekly crap game. The chunks were received by an ovation only surpassed by that of their opponents. Red Carpenter tried to frighten his opponents by rendering the obligato from Sears and Roebuck in the key of F. But Bill L.ippincott came back with a horse laugh which evened things up. Promptly at 5:48 ' 4 , Lord Collings kicked I off 10,000 centimeters, the ball ascribing a beautiful parabolic arc and striking Will s Rogers ' Clarke on the head while he was deeply engrossed in an explanation of I the whichness of what for the benefit of Pus Johnson. Slide Hodge slipped I around right end for a gain of eighteen yards and was downed by Big Ben i Goodale who mistook him for a cow. Rabbi Holtzendorff and Shoe Shuholtz 1 were put out of the game for profanity and fighting on the next play. j At this juncture Mrs. Pickens rang the supper bell at the Hotel and the Horde I scurried from the field thinking they were going to get something to eat. Referee 1 Lifsey awarded the game to the chunks, basing his award on paragraph 981 cadet j regulations and everyone left the field happy. J 1 I COMPLIMENTS OF I 1 WILLIAM C. ROWLAND. INC. 1 1 The Uniformer of Clemson College f PHILADELPHIA, PA. — 4, 4. AUTOMATIC BOX LOOMS OR PICK AND PICK LOOMS FOR WEAVING All Types of Cotton Fabrics Crompton Knowt es Loom Works PROATDENCE.R.) WORCESTER, MASS. PHILADELPHIA. PA.. ALLENTO ' N ' . PA. PATERSON. N. J. S. B. ALEXANDER. Southern Manager, Charlotte, N. C. I National Dyes FOR COTTON. WOOL, SILK, AND OTHER FIBRES. ADAPTED TO RAW STOCK, YARN. AND PIECE-GOODS, ENABLING THE DYER TO MEET ALL DYEHOUSE CONDITIONS IN MATCHING STANDARD AND MODE SHADES. 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HIGH STANDARDS i MODERATE PRICES COLOR PONL wsim I I ' m. (Iki. E. I. DU PONT de Nemours Co. IXrORPORA ' I ' Kf) Dyestuffs Department WILMINGTON, DEL. Never has color had the power to influence sales as it does today. More clothing, more textile fabrics for use in the home are being sold simply because color has a universal sale s appeal. Manufacturers in the textile field are not only aware of the rapidly growing demand among consumers for color but colors which are fast. Du Pont dyes are available which satisfac- torily fill this requirement, dyes which impart to textile fabrics the enduring color qualities the public is being taught to expect. Dan McGrew of Clemson (With Apologies to R. W, Service) A bunch of Cadets were whooping it up al Martin ' s on the road to Calhoun. The boy that handles the soda fount was humming a popular tunc. At a table up front with a dope in his hand sat the noble Slim McCant. And staring at him with love in her eyes was the beautiful Ella Fant, Then out of the night, which was dark and light, and into the welcome retreat. There strolled a Cadet fresh from his studies, and. Oh. he looked so sweet. His face was worn, his collar was torn, and his underwear was of silk. And he flipped a dime at the soda boy and called for a Chocolate Milk. No one knew who the Cadet was, and we all turned round for a look. He didn ' t mind and drank right on. with his right hand twined round a book. | Then the Cadet turned from his chocolate milk, which by now he had almost i inhaled. I In a khaki suit made by Rowland, he up and said lo the gang. | ' There ' s a few lillle words I ' d like to say. and his visage suddenly paled. | I ' m awfully ruff and very tutf. and I sure don ' t give a Dang I want to say in a military way. and no one must say I shan ' t. J That one Cadet here is a Tea-hound clear and that one is Slim McCant. I Then I shut my eyes and the girlie screamed, two voices were heard on the air. C ' lief Allison came. I opened my eyes and saw with a half wild stare. Sitting there propped in the chair once filled by the noble McCant, Was the stranger grand holding the hand of the lovely Ella Fant. i LIVINGSTONE COMPANY P. N. WAREHOUSE GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA WHOLESALE GROCERS Send for description of SONOCO L ' nderclearer Roll It lasts indefinitely r« i SoNoco Products Co.. Mfr CONES, TriiES AM) CLOTIl-W INDiN(i CORES Harrsvill ' c ' S.C. I FOOTBALL Hotel Hill Horde Position Campus Chunks Pop Glenn (Capt.) Which End Lord Collings (Capt.) John Lane Other End Jughead Harris Bill Lippincott Block and Tackle Rabbi HoltzendorflF Will Rogers Clark , „Fishing Tackle Hedgehog McAllister Pus Johnson Mud Guard . Red Carpenter Shoe Shuholtz Good Guard Otto Otto Little Joe Hunter Dead Center Big Ben Goodale Willie Klugh Talk Back Airy Ayers Guts Shanklin Lean Back _. 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