Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 386 of the 1929 volume:

16 J 8 ups 19 29 The Faundiay i i r n by Wm. SVr.vi? ffiid ftt English -16 0 Copyright 19 Mi BY C. A. Jackson, Jr.. Editor-in- AND J, B. MCLEOD, Business Manager = s if ■ TW ai Miss Mary Gervais Wat; Taps Sponsor foreword NTO this volume of Taps have gone our sincere efforts to reflect the fine spirit of C mson College and to paint a graphic picture of the many and varied activities of college life. cAs you peruse these pages of THE Taps in the tomorrows of life, may the memories here mirrored make glad your heart, make lighter your burdens, add joy to your work, inspire your life, and deepen your love for -Alma Mater. . LJedication O THAT legion of loyal sons who as students in C lcmson C° e 9 e from her founding in 1889 and through succeeding gears instituted her tuorthy customs, made her honorable Traditions, and established her splendid reputation, and who through their achievements in the varied walks of life and in all parts of the world have reflected lasting credit on our beloved oAlma iMater TO THE eALUMNl We the Class of ' 19 ' Dedicate This Volume. ndcv I -I ' ' s 3 ' ' ' (Pontents Qollege (glasses ( Military Athletics beauties Organizations c Ads and Satire Dr. E. W. Sikes President GENERAL FACULTY Dr. E. W. Sikes President of College ARTS AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Dr. D. W. Daniel Director CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Dr. R. N. Brackett Director AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT Dr. F. H. H. Calhoun Director ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Mr. S. B. Earle Director naiMMnnfl TEXTILE DEPARTMENT Mr. H. H. Willis Director CAPTAIN RICHARD W. JOHNSON To this worthy officer who joined Clemson ' s ranks in 1925 as a lieutenant; who nursed our cares and his alike throughout our four years at Clemson; who toiled and sweated with us at Camp McClellan: who has always given his best in an unselfish man- ner; whom time and grind have failed to rob of his smile or the twinkle of his eye; with whom we re- joice in his promotion; and who completes his services at Clemson with our class, we pay our respects by dedicating this page to our friend — no longer Lieu- tenant — Captain Richard W. Johnson. (PL asses Calhoun Debates With Webster in the Senate on Nullification Page Tiventy-dve OFFICERS T.M.Clybui • President • J.B.Odell •VlC£-pR£5lD r f ( ' W WBip wHP 5.HIiAnyitf D.B.5HERKIAt C vc Mt H Aijje Twenty-six MISS EDITH PLYLER Sponsor Senior Class Page Twenty-seven HUBERT ADAMS Architecture Senoca, South Carolina Take the world as you find it, but do not leave it so. Private: Private: Private: Senior Private: Member Oconee County Club: Member Min- aret Club; Member Senior Privates Club: R. O. T. C Camp McClellan. Ala. JAMES LEANDER ADAMS. Jr. Textile Industrial Education Rock Hill. South Carolina Any foot can go to bed. but it takes a man to get up. Private; Corporal; Battalion Sergeant Major; First Lieutenant; Rock Hill City Club; York County f ' lnl). ' 26. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29, Treasurer, 28, President, ' 29; Sophomore. Junioi and Senior Dancing Clubs; Membei Junior Reception Committee; Commencement Marshal. ' 28; Member Phi Psi Fraternity. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29, Vice-President, ' 29; Charter Membei Epicurean Club, Treasurer. ' 2S. Vice-President. ' 29; Mrmlm Varsity Track Team, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Jailbirds Club; Member Track Team; Camp McClellan, Ala., ' 28. JOE LUKE ADAMS Joe L. Civil Engineering Meriwether. South Carolina -he can who thinks he can — he can ite: Second Lieutenant; Secretary iber A. S. C. E.; R. O. L. C, Ca ' t who thinks he can ' t. and Treasurer McCormick- mp McClellan. Ala. T m behind a smile. eer Leader. ' 2 8. Head Cheer itectural Society. ' 27; Min- mber Laurens County Club. Have faith in yourself— Private; Private: Priv Edgefield County Club: Men .ARENCE HOLLAND ALBRIGH Architecture Greenville. South Carolina worry; the world looks better fro r Private; Day Cadet. ' 28, ' 29: Cr ' 11. ' 28. Vice-President. ' 29: Arcr lore and Junior Dancing Clubs; Mc CI It does not pay tc Private; Private; Senio Leader. ' 29: Thalian Club, aret Club. ' 28. ' 29; Sophon RUFUS CLIFTON ALEXANDER Agricultur al Education Calhoun, South Carolina What man has done, man can do. Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieutenant: Member Pickens County Club, ' 26, ' 27. ' 28, ' 29, Secretary and Treasurer; Member Palmetto Literary Society, ' 26. Chaplain. ' 27. Secretary, ' 28, Treasurer. ' 29, President, ' 29; Member Clemson Tiger Brotherhood; Member No. 19 ; Member R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala.. Rifle and Machine Gun Marksman. LAIRD ANDERSON Andy Electrical Engineering AUBURNDALE, FLORIDA Never explain — your friends do not need it, and your enemies would not believe you anyway. Private; Private; Drum Major; First Lieutenant (Executive Officer); Eta Epsilon Sigma, ' 28, ' 29; Tau Beta Pi, ' 29; Freshman Basketball; Cosmopolitan ( lu! : Sophomore Class Council; Track, ' 27; A. I. E. E., ' 28, ' 29, Chairman, ' 29; Member The Pentagon; Soph., Junior, Senior Dancing Clubs; Charter Mem. and Corre. Sec ' y Tau Beta Pi; Member Red Nose Pete Club; Troubadors, Don Givadam ; Junior-Senior Dance Comm.; Concert Band, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. TOM CARSON ANDERSON, Jr. Tom Industrial Education Ninety-Six, South Carolina Today is the tomorrow that we worried about yesterday. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant; A. S. M. E., ' 28; Secretary-Treasurer Ex-Ferno Club; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Greenwood County Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. GEORGE THOMAS ANDREWS Hook-II Civil Engineering Fountain Inn. South Carolina Kick the worry out the window, let the livin sunshine in. Private; Corporal; Sergeant: First Lieutenant: Cross Country, ' 26, ' 27, Captain, ' 28; Track. ' 27, ' 28; Block C Club: Member A. S. C. E.. ' 28; Second Term Vice-Pres., ' 29; Calhoun Literary Society; Second Term Pres., ' 28, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. MITCHELL P. ANDREWS. JR. Engineering Industrial Education Tryon, North Carolina ' Muke your hie so count that even the undertaker will be sorry when you die. Private; Corporal; More Private: Member Cosmopolitan Club: Member of Ex- Ferno Club; Member American Society for Mechanical Engineers. L. M. ASBILL Skinner Horticulture Ridge Spring. South Carolina RODERICK GLEEN AYERS Sonny Dairying Tabor. North Carolina There is a past which is gone forever, but there is a future which is still our own. Private: Private: More Private: Strictly Private, Member Horry County Club. ' 26, ' 27. Vice-President. ' 28. President. ' 29: Dairy Club: Senior Privates Club: Alpha Sigma; R. O. T. C.i Camp McClellan. Anniston. Ala. HERMAN SAMUEL BARBER Red Textile Engineering Clifton, South Carolina ' Be true, for there are those who trust you; Be pure, for there me those who care; Be strong, for there is much to suffer, Be brave, for there is much to dare. Private: Private; Private: First Lieutenant; Phi Psi Fraternity; Member Textile Society, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Member Spartanburg County Club; Member Ueij Head Club; Member Concert and Military Band; Troubadors, Don Sage ; Member Symphony Orchestra, ' - ; K. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. CLARENCE RUSSELL BARTON Textile Engineering Anderson, South Carolina Thought is deeper than all speech; feeling deeper than all thought. ' ' Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant (Executive); Anderson County Club, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 28: Electric City Club; Textile Society, ' 27. ' 28, President, ' 29; Pen- tagon Club; Phi Psi Fraternity; Tiger Brotherhood: Senior Dancing Club; R. O. T. C Camp McClellan, Ala. CHARLES MONTGOMERY BELL Charlie Electrical Engineering Chester. South Carolina ' Tis better to have tried and failed than not to have tried at all. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Columbian Literary Society; A. I. ' 26; Chester County Club; Senior Privates Club; Howitzer Sharpshooter, R. O. Camp McClellan, Ala. E. E„ T. C, PIERCE DAVID BISHOP •P. D. • Arts and Science Union, South Carolina Yesterday is gone; forget it. Tomorrow never comes; don ' t worry. Today is here; use it. Private; Private: Private; Senior Private; Entered Clemson from Presbyterian College of South Carolina. ' 28; Union County Club. 28. ' 29; Junior Dancing Club; Senior Dancing Club: Senior Privates Club. ' 29; Drum and Bugle Corps. ' 28. ' 29: R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. JOHN MARSHALL BLACKMAN Textile Industrial Education Pendleton, South Carolina Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed. Private; Private; Private; Private; Member of Textile Society, ' 29; Anderson County Club; Camp McClellan. Anniston. Ala. JOEL DAVIS BLACKWELL Arts and Science Mayesville, South Carolina A man that is young in years may be old in hours, if he has lost no time. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieutenant: Member Sumter County Club, ' 26, 2? ' 28, ' 29; Freshman Baseball, ' 25; Baseball. Camp McClcllan. Ala. CARVEL REID BLAKENEY Textile Engineering Lancastlr. South Carolina A man who does a little more than he ' s asked to — ieho takes a little more care than he ' s expected to— - who puts the small details on an equal footing with the mure important on he ' s the man who is going to make success of his job. Each thing dune better is the thin end of the wedge into ' things. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Lancaster County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 28, ' - ' 4. See.-Treas., ' 28 Vice-Pres., ' 29; Textile Society, ' 26, ' 28, ' - J. See.-Treas., ' 28; Hgei Brotherhood. ' 28, ' 29, Sec.-Treas. •29; Phi Psi Fraternity, ' 28, ' 29, Sec.-Treas., ' 29; Block C dub, ' 26, ' 28, ' 29. Sec.-Treas.. ' 28; Fresh man Mile Relay Team, ' 25; State Record for Fresh, one mile run; Varsity Track Team. ' 2o, ' 28, ' 29 Captain, ' 29; Clemson 12(l-yd. high hurdle record; 3rd place 12D yd. high hurdle race at Southern Inter collegiate Track Meet; Captain Camp Track Team, ' 28; Tied for individual scoring honors at R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala.; Member of Senior Council. Private: Private: Private: Senior Private hood: Charleston County Club. EDGAR WILMOT BLITCH. Jr. Mechanical Engineering North Charleston. South Carolina Love is a thing of anxious fear. ' ' A I. E. E.: A. S. M. E.: Tiger Brother- SAMUEL ROY BOLEMAN Engineering Industrial Education Townville, South Carolina The motto of chivalry is the motto of wisdom — serve all, but love only one. Private; Private; Private; First Lieut.; Member Anderson County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Asso. and Active Mem. Y. M. C. A.: Member Amer. Society Mech. Eng., ' 27, ' 28; Yice-Pres. and Charter Member Ex-Ferno Club, ' 29; Sole Owner of the Ferno Crown; Honorary Member of K. P.; Royal Order of the D. R. O.; Machine Gun Sharpshooter, Highest Scorer in Machine Gun Marksmanship of R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. ROY ROBERT BRANNON Little Dickie Chemistry Ashburn, Georgia I spell good luck with lour letters: w-o-r-k. Private; Private; Private; Strictly Private; Senior Privates Club; Textile Society, ' 25. ' 26: Calhoun Literary Society; Chemistry Club. ' 26. ' 27; Georgia Club: R. O. T. C. Edgewood Arsenal. Edgcwood, Maryland; Chemistry Society. ' 28. ' 29. ' 26, Private; ' 27, ' 28, claud Mcpherson burdett Fuz Horticulture Simpsonvillf. South Carolina Eat, drink, and he merry, for tomorrow you may be hungry. Private; Sergeant; First Lieutenant (Executive Officii); Member Greenville County Club, President, ' 29; Vice-President Horticulture Society; Sabre Club; Block C Club; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Jailbirds Club; Decoration Committee; Senior Dancing Club; Cheer Leader; Sub-Assistant Manager Baseball, ' 27; Assistant Manager Track and Cross Country ' 28, Manager, ' 29; Rifle Marksman; Tent 25 ; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JOE LAWRENCE BURRISS Lanky Textile Industrial Education Anderson, South Carolina He who Hndeth a wife, hndeth a good thing. Private; Private; Private; Private: Texti le Society. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29; Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club. ' 28, ' 29; Anderson County Club; Electric Citv Club; Company Foot- ball, ' 25, ' 26; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. HUGER STRICKLAND BYRD Agronomy Hartsville. South Carolina Work as tho you were going to live forever; live as tho you were going to die tomorrow. Private; Private; Sergeant; Strictly Private; Member Darlington County Club; Mem- ber Calhoun Literary Society; Member Ride Team, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Charter Member Kappa Alpha Sigma; Company Boxing, ' 27, Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala. SAMUEL DWIGHT CAIN Prime Horticulture Hampton. South Carolina Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. Member Junior and Senior Dancing Club: Member Horticulture Society. ' 27, ' 28, Secretary, ' 28, ' 29; Critic Palmetto Literary Society, ' 28, ' 29; Member Dramatic Club. ' 28. ' 29; Member Tiger Brotherhood, ' 28, ' 29; Marksman. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Alabama. JAMES FRANKLIN CALLAHAM Jimmie Electrical Engineering Greenville, South Carolina Agree it yon can. it not, dispute it like a man. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain, Regimental Adjt. ; Greenville City Club, ' 2o, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 2K; Vice-President Sophomore (la--. ' 27; Junioi lass Council, ' 28; First Sergeants (lull, Treasurer, ' 28; A. I. E. E., ' 28, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 29; Eta Epsilon Sigma, ' 28, ' 29; Charter Member Tau Beta Pi, Alpha of S. ( ' .. Cataloguer, ' 29; Member Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28, 29; Membei Dancing Club, ' 27, ' 2X, ' 29; Freshman Football, ' 26; Company Football, ' 27; Jailbirds Club, I ' m-, ' 29; Indissoluble Order of Inauspicious Imbeciles 1492; Tabli Commandant, ' 28; Red Nose Pete Club, ' 29; Marksman R. 0. T. ( ' ., Camp McClellan, All. WALLACE JEFFERSON CAMP Agronomy Gaffney, South Carolina It is better to be small and let your light shine than to he large and cast a shadow. Private: Private: Private: Private: Member Cherokee County Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Senior Privates Club: R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala.: Charter Member and Secretary - Treasurer Kappa Alpha Sigma. RICHARD CLYDE CARTER, Jr. Dick ' ' Electrical Engineering Cope, South Carolina You can fool some of the people ail of the lime, and all of the people some of the time, but you can ' t fool all of the people all of the time. Private; Corporal; Sergeant: First Lieutenant (Executive Officer): Orangeburg County Club. ' 26- ' 29: Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Red Nose Pete ' ' Club. ' 28. ' 29; Amer- ican Institute of Electrical Engineers. ' 27- ' 29; Tiger Brotherhood. R. O. T. C Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala. JULIAN BURRUS CAT O Cats Civil Engineering Pageland, South Carolina You never know what you can do till you try. Private: Corporal: Private: First Lieutenant: Member Chesterfield County Club. Presi- dent. ' 29; A. S. C. E.. ' 28. ' 29, Vice-President. ' 29; Eta Epsilon Sigma: Tau Beta Pi; Jailbirds Club; Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClcllan, Ala. JAMES MARTIN CAUGHMAN Jim Architecture Columbia. South Carolina Think of the future, forget the past, and make the best of the present. Private; Private: Private: Firs! Lieutenant; Rifle Team, ' - ' 5: Member Architectural Society, ' 25, ' 26, Secretary-Treasurer. ' 26; Member Minaret Club, ' 27, ' 28; Member Eta Epslion Sigma, ' 27, ' 28; Charter Mem. Tan Beta Pi Fraternity, ' 28; Art Editor Taps, ' - ' 9: Richland County t ' hil . ' 2S; Capital City Club, •26, ' 27, ' 28; R. O. T. C., Camp McClellan, Ala.; Member 4th Corps Area R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, Camp Perry, Ohio; Qualified Sharpshooter. HOYT COLEMAN CAUSEY Electrical Engineering Chadbourn. North Carolina Respect love, and care for money. Private: Private: Private: Second Lieutenant: Member A. I. E. E.: Jailbirds Club: R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala.: ' R. N. P. Club; Bolo Team. Camp McClellan, Ala. HARRY AUBREY CHAPMAN Agricultural Education Belton, South Carolina A sudden thought strikes me — let us swear an eternal friendship. Private: Private: Private; Still Private: Anderson County Club; Belton City Club; Palmetto Literary Society; Tiger Brotherhood: Senior Privates Club; Alpha Sigma; R. O. T- C Camp McClellan. Ala. VICTOR L. CHEEK •Vic Architecture Blacksburg. South Carolina To love is to believe, to hope, to know; ' tis an essay, a taste of Heaven below. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Architectural Society, ' 26, ' 27; Minaret Club, ' 28. ' 29; Company Football. ' 26. ' 27: Cherokee County Club. Secretary-Treasurer. ' 27, ' 28; Phoenix Club, ' 29; Machine Gun; Track Team. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Alabama. MARTIN GARY CHITTY Civil Engineering Norway. South Carolina Take the lemon fate hands you and start a lemonade stand. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Member Senior Council; Second Term President American Society of Civil Engineers; Member Pentagon Club; Member Tent 25 , R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. FORREST ELLISON CLARY Hook-I Civil Engineering Gaffney, South Carolina Ambition rules my brain, and love my heart. Private: Corporal; Sergeant; Second Lieutenant: Member Cherokee County Club. ' 15. ' 26, ' 28: Member American Society of Civil Engineers, ' 28, ' 29; Rifle Marksman. R. O. T. C, Tent 25 . Camp McClellan, Ala. THOMAS MILBURN CLVBURN Mil Animal Husbandry Lancaster. South Carolina Accept your fate but keep striving. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Major; Lancaster County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, Vice-President, ' 28, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 29; First Sergeants Club; Sabre Club; Alpha Sigma; C. A. C. Rifle Team, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, Manager, ' 28, Captain, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Expert Rifleman; Captain Fourth Corps Area, R. O. T. C, Rifle Team, Camp Perry, Ohio; Commencement Marshal, ' 28; Chairman Ex-Ofncio Dance Committee; Associate Editor Taps; Senior Council; President Senior Class. WILLIAM PORTER CLYBURN • Bill Chemistry Lancaster. South Carolina Life is a jest, and all things show it; I thought so once, but now I know it. Private: Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Member Lancaster County Club, ' 26. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, President. ' 29; Commencement Marshal, ' 28; Chemistry Science Club, ' 26, ' 17, ' 29; Bolo Team: Jailbirds Club: R. O. T. C„ Edgewood Arsenal, Edgewood, Md. GEORGE PINCKNEY COBB Pinckie Engineering Industrial Education Easley, South Carolina Agree if you can; it not. dispute it like a man. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant: Major: Member Pickens County Club, ' 26, ' 28, ' 29, Secretary-Treasurer. ' 28. President. ' 29; First Sergeants Club; A. I. E. E., Charter Member and President of Ex-Ferno Club, ' 29; R. O. T. C„ Camp McClellan Ala JAMES H. COCHRANE Jimmie ' Horticulture Ware Shoals, South Carolina Linger on sweet memories and bring back yesterday. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Member Greenwood County Club, ' 26. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29: Member Horticultural Society. ' 28, ' 29; Freshman Basketball. ' 26; Baseball. ' 26: Member Junior-Senior Dancing Clubs. ' 28, ' 29; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala : Member Tent 25, Camp McClellan. COY ROCKWELL COOK Horticulture Fort Mill, South Carolina It may be all right to be content with what you have; never with what you are. York County Club, ' 26. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29; Horticultural Society. ' 29; Senior Privates Club: Company Football. ' 26: Marksman. R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala. THOMAS HEATH COPELAND Agronomy Clinton, South Carolina If 1 am right, thy grace impart, Still in the right to stay; If I am wrong, O teach my heart To find a better way. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant (Executive Officer) Sabre Club; Laurens County Club. Vice-President. ' 28. 29. Kappa Alpha Sigma; BARRY VOLTAIRE CORNWALL Chemistry Alio. Georgia Private: Corporal; First Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Member Concert Band. 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Symphony Orchestra. ' 25, ' 26, ' 27. President, ' 27; R. O. T. C. Band. Camp Mc- Clellan. ' 17: Calhoun Lit. Society, ' 25. ' 26; Member Chemistry Society, ' 26, ' 27. ' 28; Jungalcer Orchestra, ' 27. 28: DeMolay Club, ' 27, ' 28, Vice-President, ' 28. JAMES H. COURTNEY Jimmy Architecture Aiken, South Carolina To know, to do, to be. Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Private; Architectural Society, ' 26, ' 27; Minaret Club, ' 2! , ' 29; Dramatics Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Jailbirds, ' 29; Aiken County Club, ' 26, ' 27, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 28, Vice- President, ' 29; Pheonix Society for the Promotion of Happiness; Senior Privates Club; Company Foot- ball, ' 26; Golf Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; A. K. I. A. ; Hoover for President Club; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan, Alabama. WAYLAND BOYCE CRAVEN Bryce Agricultural Education Marion. South Carolina Never get too old to take advice from your parents. P rivate; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala.; Member Marion County Club, ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Member Senior Privates Club. HERBERT WITHERSPOON CUNNINGHAM Cunny Civil Engineering Bishopville, South Carolina When the fight begins within, himself, a man ' s worth something. Private: Private; Private; Second Lieutenant: A. S. C. E.. ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; Ex-member Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club; Lee County Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. MOTTE RAGIN DANIEL . ademic Georgetown. South Carolina 1 neither fear nor despise. ' Private: Private: Sergeant: First Lieutenant: Member Bamberg County Club. ' 25, ' 26; Darlington County Club. Secretary-Treasurer, ' 27: Jailbirds Club. ' 28; Howitzer Platoon, Camp McClellan. Ala.; Assistant Traffic Promulgator of College Speedway. GUY NORMAN DAVIS Ike or Chick Civil Engineering Centenary. South Carolina 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; Sergeant: Captain; Freshman Football; Varsity Football, ' 26, ' 27, Alternate Cap- tain, ' 28; Block C Club, ' 27, ' 2$, Vice-President. ' 29; Member of Senior Class Council; Marion County Club, Vice-President. ' 29; Member of A. S. C. E.; Member of Tiger Brotherhood; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JOHN NATHANIEL DAVIS Pee Wee ' Agricultural Education Ware Shoals. South Carolina All that 1 am: all that I ever hope to be, I owe to my mother. Private: Corporal: Sergeant: First Lieut. (Executive Officer); Laurens County ' 29; Ex-Georgia Club. ' 27; Member C Camp McClellan. Ala. ' 26. ' 27, Secretary-Treasurer Sigma: Athletic Editor TAPS ' 2! ' 29: President. R. O. T. Club. Alpha SAINT CLAIR DAVIS Pluto Civil Engineering Centenary, South Carolina 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. Private; Private; Sergeant; Guidon; Freshman Football, ' 25; Varsity Football, ' 26, ' 28; Varsity Track Team, ' 27, ' 28; South Carolina State Champions, ' 28; Block C Club, ' 28, ' 29; Member A. S. C. E., ' 28, ' 29; Second Term Secretary-Treasurer, ' 29; Dramatics Club, ' 26; Marion County Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer, ' 28, President, ' 29; Freshman Council; Member Tiger Brotherhood; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Member R. O. T. C. Track Team, ' 28. GEORGE MOYE DICKINSON, Dick Jr. Chemistry Bamberg. South Carolina Never repent for what you have done when you have done your best. Private; Corporal; Private: Senior Private; Member Chemistry-Science Club; Junior Class Historian, ' 28; President Bamberg County Club. ' 2 ( ); Member Senior Privates Club. ROBERT WELLS DICKSON Dairy Husbandry Manning, South Carolina Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. Private; Private: Private: First Lieut.: Tiger Brotherhood: Clarendon County Club. ' 27, President. ' 29: President Dairy Club. ' 29: Corresponding Secretary Alpha Sigma: Asst. Business Manager TAPS. ' 29: Company Football and Boxing Teams; Expert Rifleman. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. THOMAS EARL DILL Sleepy ' ' Textile Engineering Greenville. South Carolina Do what thy manhood bids thee do, from none but self expect applause: He noblest lives and noblest dies who makes and keeps his self-made laws. Private; Corporal: Sergeant; First Lieutenant: Tiger Brotherhood; Phi Psi; Greenville City Cl ub. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Dramatic Club; Textile Society. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29: R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. HOYT FREDDIE DUEFIE Fred Horticulture Saluda, South Carolina And Satan trembles when he sees the weakest Saint upon his knees. Private; Corporal; Senior Private; Saluda County Club, Vice-President, ' 27, ' 28, President, ' 28, ' 29; Member Horticulture Society Club, ' 28. ' 29; Member Senior Privates Club: Junior Dancing Club: Active Member Y. M. C. A., Assistant Bible Class Leader; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp Mc Clellan, Ala. JOSEPFI MARION EADDY .lug Agricultural Education Leo. South Carolina fo my pledged word am true: I shall not tail that rendezvous . . . Private; Private; Sergeant; Captain; Freshman Baseball Team; Cross Country Team, ' 25, ' 26; Jail- birds Club; Tiger Brotherhood; Alpha Sigma Fraternity, Secretary-Treasurer, 28, ' 29; Vice-President Masonic Club. ' 28, ' 29; ( ' .lee Club. ' 27, ' 28; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28, ' 29; President County Club; Junioi and Senior Dancing Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. BUTLER LAFAYETTE EDWARDS Chief Civil Engineering Fountain Inn. South Carolina Paint the soul, never mind the legs and arms! Private: More Private: Most Private: Too Private. Member A. S. C. E.: Laurens County Club: Senior Privates Club: Jailbirds Club: Glee Club. ' 27: Company Champion Football Team. ' 26: Company Football. ' 17; Bolo Team. R. O. T. C Camp McClellan, Ala.: (R. O. T. C. retired). ERNEST LEO EPTING Ept Industrial Education Peak. South Carolina An honest man, close-button d to the chin: broadcloth without, and a warm heart within. Private: Private: Private: Senior Private: Member Senior Privates Club: Member Ex- Ferno Club: Member Jailbirds Club: Columbian Literary Society. ' 26: Newberry County Club. ' 26, ' 27. President, ' 28. ' 29; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala. DIXIE DEVAUX EVANS D. D. Mechanical Engineering Pamplico. South Carolina To be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step toward knowledge. Private; Private; Sergeant; Private; Florence County Club; A. S. M. E., ' 28. ' 29; Senior Privates Club; Non-R. O. T. C. ; Active member of Beat-Outs Club. GRADY EDWARD FAULKENBERRY Dixie Textile Engineering Rock Hill. South Carolina Honesty, hard work, and fair play: these shall be the rules and guide of my life in all its phases. Private: Corporal; Regimental Sergeant-Major ; Colonel: Masonic Club. President. ' 29; Phi Psi; Tiger Brotherhood: Textile Society. Vice-President, ' 29; Rock Hill City Club; York County Club; Marksman; R. O. T. C Camp McCIellan. Ala. JAMES EDMUND FERGUSON Architecture Clinton. South Carolina Death closes all; but something ere the end, Some work of noble note, may yet be done. ' ' A.B., Presbyterian College: Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity: Minaret Club: Thalian Club. CLAUDIUS WALES FIKE Cheater Arts and Science SPARTANBURG. SOUTH CAROLINA Let me live in the house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. Private: Private: Private; Private; Member Spartanburg County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Senior Privates Club: Member of Number 19 : R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. OSCAR FRONTUS FUNDERBURK Fundy Textile Industrial Education Great Falls, South Carolina There is a past which has gone forever, but there is a future still our own. Private: Private; Very Private; Strictly Private; Textile Society; Chester County Club; Senior Privates Club; Calhoun Literary Society, ' 26, ' 27; Jailbirds Club. ' 26. ' 27; How- itzer Platoon; Rifle Marksman. R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala. I RANK PENDLETON GAINES Civil Engineering Westminster. South Carolina If help I cannot give; humbly, I choose to live. Private; Corporal: Sergeant; Captain; Member Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Vice-President Senior Dancing Club, ' 29; A. S. C. E.; Sabre Club: Tiger Brother- hood: Oconee County Club, President, ' 28, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JOHN CLIFTON GALLOWAY Johnny ' Architecture Lynchburg. South Carolina Conscience has no more to do with gallantry than it has with politics. Private; Corporal; Color Sergeant; Lieutenant-Colonel; Architectural Society, ' 26, ' 27; Minaret Club, ' 28, ' 29; Masonic Club, Vice-President, ' 27; Calhoun Literary Society, Senior Critic, President, ' 29: Dramatic Club, Bus. Manager. ' 27, Vice-Pres., ' 27: Lee County Club, Vice-Pres., ' 27, Pres., ' 29; Staff Reporter Tiger, ' 28; Soph, and Senior Dancing Clubs; Pres. Jr. Dancing Club; Junior-Senior Dance Re- ception Comm.; Social Governing Board; Jailbirds Club; Exec. Comm. S. C. Intercollegiate Oratorical Asso.; Winner Chronicle Best Poem Medal, ' 28; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C„ Camp McClellan, Ala. PAUL ROE GIBSON Pedro ' Horticulture Great Falls. South Carolina To live as gentle as I can — to be, no matter where, a man; To be without pretense or sham, exactly what men think I am. Private; Private; Second-class Private: First-class Private: Freshman Basketball; Varsity Basketball. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29: Scrub Football. ' 26: Horticulture Society: Chester County Club: Senior Privates Club; Tiger Brotherhood, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. LOUIS HENDERSON GRAHAM Industrial Education Anderson. South Carolina Living, not life, is dear; so don ' t forget to live. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Concert Band. ' 25. ' 26, ' 17. ' 28; Symphony Orchestra. ' 25. ' 26. ' 27. Business Manager. ' 17; Librarian Band. ' 27; Camp McClellan Band (R. O. T. C), ' 27; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28; Jungaleer Orchestra. ' 28; Director Martial Music, ' 28. JOEL WILLARD GRAY. JR. Bill Textile Engineering Darlington, South Carolina The greatest wealth he has runs in his veins; he is a gentleman. Private; Corporal; Private; Second Lieutenant; Band; Symphony Orchestra; Concert Band; Co- lumbian Literary Society, Recording Sec ' v. ' 27; Phi Psi, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Delegate to Phi Psi Xat. Con., ' 28; Phi Psi Nat. Con. Comm., ' 29; Chapter Editor and Pres. Iota Chapter Phi Psi, ' 28, ' 29; Junior-Senior Reception Comm.; Tiger Staff. Feature Editor, ' 28; Chronicle Staff. Senior Literary Editor, ' 29; Truuba- dors, Don Careless, Pres., ' 29; Sophomore, junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Epicurean; Darlington County Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JAMES WATSON GUY Army Mule Dairying Lowry ' s, South Carolina Why worry, it will happen anyhow. Private; Private; Sergeant; Ex-Sergeant: Senior Private; President Chester County Club; Dairy Club; Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club; Marksman, Tent 25 , R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. ROBERT MILLS HALL Fatso Electrical Industrial Education Pendleton. South Carolina Let no one influence you to be different from what your conscience tells you to be. Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieutenant: Freshman Football, ' 25. Varsity, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. All-State, ' 26. ' 28: Block C Club, ' 27. ' 28, ' 29, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 29; Anderson County Club; Charter Member Ex-Ferno Club; Junior Class Council: R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. RICHARD DOZIER HAMMET T Industrial Education Bishopville, South Carolina you can ' t say a good word for your fellowman, say nothing at all. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Member Sumter County Club. ' 26. ' 27. Secretary-Treasurer. ' 28. President, ' 29; Member Ex-Eerno Club. ' 29; R. O. T. C Camp McClellan, Ala. SEPTIMUS AUGUSTUS HARVIN Zip ' ' Agronomy Sumter, South Carolina Love is a lock that linketh noble minds; faith is the hey that shuts the spring of love. Private: Corporal; Sergeant; Captain: Member Senior Class Council: Kappa Alpha Sigma; Member Sumter County Club: Sabre Club; Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class; Senior Class Invitation Committee; Track Squad. ' 27, ' 28. JOSEPH FRANKLIN HAWKINS Jodie Horticulture TiMMONSVILI 1 SOI IH CAROLINA Be ye like a plant — grow or die. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Private; Palmetto Literary Society, Chaplain, ' 27, Secretary, ' 28, First Term President, ' 29; Horticulture Society, Secretary, ' 28, President, ' 29; Dramatic Club, Business Man- ager, ' 29; Florence County Club, Secretary, ' 28, Vice-President, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. HAROLD HELLER Arts and Sciences Seneca, South Carolina God made him, and therefore let him pass for a man. Private; Private; Private; First Lieutenant: Freshman Football; Y. M. C. A. Council, ' 27. ' 28: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28, ' 29; Tiger Staff. ' 27, ' 28; Glee Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, President, ' 28, ' 29; Oconee County Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JOHN PAUL HENDRIX Agricultural Education Duncan, South Carolina Charm slnkt ' s the sight, but merit lUins the soul. Private: Corporal; Private: First Lieutenant; Member Spartanburg County Club. ' 26. ' 27, ' 29; Greer City Club. ' 26. ' 27; Alpha Sigma; Palmetto Literary Society: R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. E. EUGENE H1GGINS Gene Architecture Easley, South Carolina Sunset comes while n is get day. Private: Corporal; Private; First Lieutenant; Architectural Society. ' 26, ' 27: Minarets. ' 28, ' 29; Pickens County Club, ' 26. ' 27: Associate Athletic Editor The Tiger, ' 28: Eta Epsilon Sigma. ' 29; Tau Beta Pi, ' 29; 30th Div. Encampment. Camp Jackson. S. C, ' 28. HERBERT WELLS HOEFER Pete Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Columbia, South Carolina Examine your conscience, think of your mother, and then act. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Second Lieutenant; Member Richland County CIuIj. ' 26; Member Capital City Club, ' 21, ' 28, ' 29, Vice-President, ' 29; Member Soph., Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Member Glee Club, ' 29; Member Dramatic Club, ' 27, ' 28, Sec ' y-Treas., ' 28; Member A. I. E. F... ' 2S, ' 29, Committee, ' 29; Member A. S. M. E., ' 28, ' 29; Member First Sergeants Club; Member Red Xose Pete Club, ' 29; Rifle Marksman, Pistol Sharpshooter, K. P., R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala. GEORGE MARION HOPE Hopeless Arts and Science Denmark, South Carolina The world is full of care, much like unto a bubble: Women and care, and care and women, and women and care and trouble. Private; Private; Private: Strictly Senior Private; Member Bamberg County Club, ' 25, Secretary- Treasurer, ' 27; Denmark City Club, ' 27, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 28; Big Ben Goodale ' s All-American, ' 26; Chemistry Science Club, ' 26; Jailbirds Club. ' 29; Senior Privates Club, ' 29. CHARLES ATKINSON JACKSON. JR. Charlie Civil Engineering Horatio, South Carolina ' The best way to keep everybody off your toes is to stay on them yourself. ' Private; Corporal; Battali ' 27, ' 28, Vice- Senior Hop G Sigma Society in-Chief Tap s , Club, ' 26, Banquet Comm.; Eta Epsilon 27; Editor- RALPH JEFFERS Jeff Animal Husbandry Holly Hill, South Carolina All that I am, I owe to thee, my father. Private: Corporal; First Sergeant; Day Student; Member Orangeburg County Club. JOHN MITCHELL JENKINS, Jr. Mitch. Horticulture Crowi.hv, Louisiana Who loves not woman, wine, and song; he is a fool his whole life long! Private; Corporal: Sergeant; Private: Clemson Concert and Military Band: Cosmo- politan Club; Jailbirds Club; Horticultural Societv ; Columbian Literary Society; Symphony Orchestra: Cavalier Orchestra: Senior Dancing Club; Rifle Marksman, Camp McClellan. Ala. EVERETTE V. JOHNSON Johnny Arts and Science Arcadia. South Carolina Better to be small and shine than great and cast a shadow. Private: Private; Sergeant; Private; Spartanburg County Club. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28: Tennis Team, ' 28, Captain, ' 29; Junior-Senior Committee. ' 28; Freshman Basketball; Sophomore. Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs: Senior Privates Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. HASTINGS WYMAN JONES Highpockets Agricultural Chemistry Aiken. South Carolina What ' s done cannot be undone. Private; Corporal; Private; Senior Private; Member Sophomore Class Council: Chem- istry Science Club; Aiken County Club; Twin City Club: Columbian Literary Society. ' 25, ' 26; Senior Privates Club; Rifle Marksman. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. LEONARD EARLE JONES Engineering Industrial Education Dacusville. South Carolina It is better to wonder what he would hoc, 1 said, than to wonder why he said it. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieutenant: Member Pickens County Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Charter Member Ex-Ferno Club. 29: R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. EDWARD POLLOCK JORDAN Ed. Arts and Science Rock Hill, South Carolina Women are mere playthings with which man may while away his lighter hours, Private; Ditto: Same Thing: Likewise: Associate Joke Editor Tiger, ' 17, ' 28, Joke Editor. ' 28, ' 29: Jailbirds CJub: Senior Privates Club: Member Sophomore. Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs: York County Club, ' 26. ' 17. ' 28. ' 29; Clean Sleeve Club; Non- R. O. T. C, A. W. O. L., Retired. HENRY MARTIN KILLINGSWORTH Killie ' Electrical Engineering Barnwell, South Carolina Might usually wins the first round, but right eventually gets the decision. Private: Corporal; Sergeant: Senior Private; President of B. M. I. Club; Secretary and Treasurer Barnwell County Club: Rat ' ' Football: A. I. E. E.: Senior Privates Club; Soph- omore. Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Junior-Senior Hop Reception Committee; Red Nose Pete ' ' Club: R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. CECIL JEROME KING ' Cecil Textile Industrial Education Sumter, South Carolina In work and play, I find the joys of living. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain; Phi Psi ; Dramatic Club: Symphony Orchestra ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Sumter Countv Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Textile Society, ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClcllan, Ala. JOSEPH FRANKLIN KINSLER Crip ' ' Friday Architecture Central, South Carolina Thrice armed is he whose cause is just, But four times he who gets his blow in first. Private; Private; Private; First Lieutenant; Architectural Society. ' 25, ' 26; Minaret Club, ' 27, ' 28; Dramatic Club. ' 26; Pickens County Club; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C. Camp McClcllan, Ala. ROBERT CECIL KIRKLAND ■Red ( nil Engineering Ehrhardt. South Carolina Let your failures be your stepping stones to success. Private; Private: Private: Senior Private; Vice-President Bamberg County Club: Senior Privates Club; Member Red Head Club; A. S. C. E.: R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. FRANCIS EDWARD KIRKLEY Agricultural Education Kershaw, South Carolina Saying and doing are two different things. Private; Private; Private: Senior Private: President Kershaw County Club: Member Alpha Sigma; Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. BENJAMIN ABRAHAM KNOPF Shorty Arts and Science Fairfax. South Carolina Ambition has no risk. Private; Private: Private; Senior Private; Fairfax City Club; Allendale County Club; Chemistry Society; Masonic Club; Senior Privates Club. WILLIAM NEWTON KLINE. .JR. Billy Chemistry Savannah. Geori iia you regret your youth — ichy lice. ' Private; Corporal: Sergeant; Lieutenant; Chemistry Club; Epicurean Club: Georgia Club; Commencement Marshal. ' 28; Tiger Staff. ' 28: Member Sophomore. Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Junior-Senior Committee. ' 28: Hop Committees. ' 17, ' 28. ' 29; Tennis Team, ' 29. FRANK WILLIAMS LACHICOTTE Electrical Engineering Charlotte, North Carolina Build your castles in the air, then bring them to earth. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lt., Battalion Adjutant; Track Squad, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Block C Club, ' 28, ' 29; President Tiger Brotherhood, ' 28, ' 29; Staff Reporter Tiger ' 26, ' 27, Exchange Editor, ' 28, ' 29; Advertising Editor Taps, 29; Eta Epsilon Sigma, ' 28; Class Council, ' 27, ' 28; A. I. E. E., ' 28, ' 29; Member R. N. P. Club, ' 28, ' 29; Rec. Sec ' y Tau Beta Pi, ' 29; Marksman, Camp McClellan, Ala. Private: Private man Basketball. ' 25 Member Tiger Brotherhood; R. O. T. C ROBERT ALEXANDER LAWSON Abou ' Mechanical Engineering Charleston. South Carolina Truth crushed to earth shall always rise again. Sergeant: Second Lieutenant; Member A. S. M. Secretary-Treasurer Charleston County Club, Camp McClellan, Ala. E., 27, 28, ' 29; Fresh- President, ' 29; PAUL BARR LEVERETTE ' P. B. Mechanical Engineering Anderson. South Carolina It doesn ' t pay to worry; things will happen anyway. Private; Private; Sergeant; Captain, Regimental Staff; Editor-in-Chief The Tiger, ' 29, Asso. Editor, ' 28; Freshman Football; Company Football, ' 26; Historian Soph. Class; Class Council ' ' 8- Charleston County Club, ' 27, ' 28; DeMolay Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; A. S. M. E., ' 28, Chairman, ' 29; President Pentagon Club, ' 29; Indissoluble Order of Inauspicious Imbeciles 1492: Eta Epsilon Sigma Society, ' 28, Pres., ' 29- Delegate to Tau Beta Pi Convention in St. Louis, ' 29; Charter .Member Tau Beta Pi, ' President, ' ' 29- Table Commandant, ' 28; Chief Marshal Commencement, ' 28. CHARLES SIDNEY LEWIS ■ Hook III Electrical Engineering Crowley. Louisiana Ye Gods, end this college life and make two lovers happy. Private; Private: Sergeant; Captain; Cosmopolitan Club, ' 25, ' 26; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Company Football, ' 26; Tiger Brotherhood, ' 28, ' 29: American Institute of Electrical Engineers. ' 27- ' 29; Sabre Club; First Sergeant, ' 29: Red Nose Pete Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WILLIAM OLIVER LUPO Loop ' Agronomy Lake View. South Carolina Beaulu when most unclothed is clothed best. Private: Ditto: Same Thing; Strictly Senior Private; Member Dillon County t ' lul . ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 28, President, ' 29; Charter Member Kappa Alpha Sigma; Dramatic Club ' 27 ' 29; Jailbirds Club, ' 27, ' 2X, ' 29; Senior Privates Club; Rifle Marksmanship; K. O. T. C, Camp Clellan, Ala. 29, ' 28, Mc- THOMAS RUSSELL McABEE Russ Civil Engineering Inman, South Carolina Ah, but a man ' s reach should exceed his grasp, or what ' s a heaven fori Private: Private: Private; Senior Private; Member Rat ' Football Squad: Rat ' ' Bas- ketball: Member A. S. C. E.: Senior Privates Club: Jailbirds Club. ' 28. ' 29; Spartanburg County Club; Non-R. O. T. C Clemson College Corps of Beat-outs. JACK H. McCAULEY Civil Engineering Greenville. South Carolina Do your best — let the others do the rest. Private: Private: Private: Second Lieutenant: Member Greenville City Club: Block C Club: A. S. C. E.: Jailbirds Club: Bantamweight Boxing Champion of Clemson Col- lege: Var. Boxing. ' 28. ' 29; Boxing. Camp McClellan: R. O. T. C. Camp McClcllan. Ala. RUFUS NATHAN McCLAIN Mac Dairy Husbandry Campobello, South Carolina The only failure a man has to fear is failure in cleaving to the purpose he sees to be best Private: Private: Sergeant: First Lieutenant; Battalion Adjutant Member J partanbur County Club. ' 26, ' 27. Vice-President Sabre Club; Commencement Marshal R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. 28, President, ' 29; Vice President Dairy Club; 28; Clubs Editor TAPS. ' 29; Member Bolo Team, GEORGE BONNER McCLENDON Mouse Engineering Industrial Education Blackville, South Carolina Wine, women and song are the ruination of many men — so quit singing. Some Private; More Private; Real Private; Strictly Private; Daj adet, 28, ' - ' V; Member of Barn- well County Club; Senior Privates Club; Member of Rifle Team; Vice-President and Charter Member of Ex-Ferno Club; Company Football, ' 26; R. O. T. C. Expert Dish-washer; Every Sunday on K. P. at Camp McClellan, Ala. JAMES ROBERT McCOMB Chemistry Abbeville, South Carolina No man ever traveled the road to tame on a pass. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Manager Freshman Football, ' 26; Assistant Manager Varsity Football, ' 27; Manager Varsity Football, ' 28; Member Block C Club, ' 29; Vice-President Chemistry Club, ' 29; Member Sophomore Dancing Club, ' 27, Member Senior Dancing Club, ' 29; Photo- graph Editor Taps, ' 29; Vice-Pres. Junior Class, ' 28; General Activities Manager Camp McClellan, ' 28; Sharpshooter, Camp McClellan, Ala. EDWARD MARTIN MCDONALD Mac Electrical Engineering Charleston. South Carolina Never say die, say damn. Private; Private: Private; Private; A. I. E. E.; Charleston County Club. Red Nose Pete Club; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. JOHN BALLARD McLEOD Mac Elet trical Engineering Hartsville, South Carolina Be yourself, but be your honest self. Private; Corporal; Battalion Sergeant-Major: lirst Lieut., Battalion Adjt.; Eta Epsilon Sigma: Tau Beta Pi Asso. ; Sabre Club: Business Manager 1929 TAPS Staff; Red Nose Pete Club: Vice-President Dunkin Club; Rat Football, ' 24; Sophomore and Junior Dancing Clubs; Captain Swimming Team. R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. JAMES JOSEPH MCLESKEY, JR. Civil Engineering Westminster, South Carolina A glass is good, and a lass is good, Ami a pipe to smoke in cold weather; The world is good, and the people are good, And we ' re all good fellows together. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Associate Editor The Tiger, ' 27; Member A. S. C. E.; Member Sabre Club; Charter Member Thalian Club; Member Sophomore, junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Junior-Senior Hop Committee, ' 28; Member Oconee Countj Club; Jailbirds Club. ' 28; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. RAIEORD POSTER MCMILLAN Animal Husbandry Abbeville, South Carolina Any fool can catch roses, but it takes a man to catch bricks. Private; Corporal; Sergeant: Second Lieutenant; Freshman Football: Varsity Football. ' 26. ' 27. ' 28: Freshman Baseball. ' 26: Abbeville County Club. ' 25. ' 26. ' 27. ' 28; President Sophomore Class; Block C Club: R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. CLAY RANDOLPH MAHAFFEY Electrical Engineering Townvilll. South Carolina Be yourself; save others the trouble of finding you out. Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball, ' 27, ' . South Carolina State Champions, ' 27, ' 2H; Block C Club; Fourth Corps Area Baseball Champic . ' 28, ' 29. rps Area rJasenail cnampions, ' 28 Anderson County Club; A. I. E. E.; Red Nose Pete Society; K. P., R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala LAWRENCE EDWARD MARSHALL. Jr. Electrical Engineering Columbia. South Carolina Put more reliance on backbone and less on wishbone. Private; Corporal; Serjeant; Senior I ' rivate; Nice- President Freshman Class; Freshman Football anil Basketball; Varsity Football. ' 26; Member of A. I. E. E.; Chronic!, Stall, ' 27, ' _ ' . ' 29, Business Man ager, ' 29; President oi Capital City Club, ' 29; G. !• . ; R. 0. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. CHARLES ROSAMOND MARTIN Electrical Engineering Greenville. South Carolina Be sure you are right: thin go ahead. Private: Corporal; Private; Second Lieutenant; Cosmopolitan Club. ' 25; Greenville City Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; A. I. E. E.; Red Nose Pete ' ' Club; Camp McClellan, Ala. JACOB HAROLD MAYER Civil Engineering Greenwood, South Carolina Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain; Greenwood County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Eta Epsilon Sigma: Tau Beta Pi: First Sergeants Club: Second Lieut.. Sabre Club: A. S. C. E.; Junior-Senior Hop Committee. ' 28: Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Presi- dent Senior Dancing Club: Bolo Team; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. WILTON EARLE MAYS. JR. Squirrel Architecture Easley, South Carolina To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Private; Private; Private; Day Student; Red Head Club, ' 2d; Pickens County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Sophomore Dancing Club; Junior Dancing Club; Senior Dancing Club; Golf Club, ' 29; Thalian Club, ' 27, ' 28, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 29; Vice-President Minaret Club, ' 28; Scribe, ' 29; Architectural Club, ' 26, ' 27; Tiger Staff, ' 28; Decoration Committee, Junior-Senior Banquet, ' 28; President F. P. S. GEORGE ARTHUR MEARES Agricultural Education Greenvillk. South Carolina Think tirst of mother and the girl that . . . then make whoopee. Four years of Private life, including various things. GEORGE LEE MIKELL. Jr. Mechanical Engineering Edisto Island. South Carolina Love without a return is like a question without an answer. Private; Private; Private: Senior Private; A. S. M. E.; Charleston County Club. THOMAS STERLING MILLFORD Tom Agronomy Johnston, South Carolina ' Tis better to waste health like u spendthrift than loose it like a miser. Private; Acting Corporal; Private: Senior Private; Member Edgefield County Club: Sophomore and Junior Dancing Clubs: Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club; Kappa Alpha Sigma; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala HENRY SAMUEL MILLER Civil Engineering Westminster, South Carolina The devil is afraid of music — sing brother, sing! Private: Corporal; Private; First Lieutenant: Oconee County Club. ' 26. ' 17. ' 28, ' 1 Sec ' y-Treas.. ' 28, Vice-Pres., ' 29; A. S. C. E.. ' 28, ' 29; Asst. Baseball Manager. ' 27, ' 28 Manager Rats, ' 29; Senior Dancing Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. ROBERT OLSEN MILLER Agronomy Jonesville. South Carolina When you get to the bridge, cross it. Private: Private; Private Still; Still Private; Freshman Football; Union County Club. ' 26. ' 17. ' 28. ' 29, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 28. President. ' 29; Charter Member Kappa Alpha Sigma; Secretary-Treasurer Senior Privates Club; Rifle Marksmanship. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. THOMAS CHARLES MILLER Animal Husbandry York. South Carolina Let nothing discourage you, never give up. ' ' Private: Private: Real Private: Strictly Private: York County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 21 Non-R. O. T. C, Retired. RYAN DUNNAHOO MITCHELL Dunny Civil Engineering Belton. South Carolina Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Private: Private: Private: Senior Private: Company Football. ' 26, ' 27: Member Senior Privates Club; A. S. C. E.: Anderson County Club; Belton City Club, ' 26. THOMAS JEFFERSON MITCHELL Tom Chemistry New Orleans, Louisiana Not by years, but by disposition is wisdom acquired. ' ' Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain; Associate Athletic Editor Tiger, ' 28, Athletic Editor, ' 29; Junior Literary Editor Chronicle, ' 28; Ex-Georgia Clul), ' 27; Cosmopolitan Club, ' 26; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs ; Pies. Chemistry Club, ' 29; Epicurean Club, ' 29; Pres. First Sergeants Club; First Lt. Sabre Club; Jr.-Sr. Decoration Comm. ; Senior Class Council; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. That should Private; Corporal: Sc ' 25, ' 26, ' 27. ' 28. Prcsiden Club: Senior Council; Vice net: Rifle Marksman, R. EARLE COCHRAN MURDOCH Entomology Antreville, South Carolina be considered long which can be decided but once. rgeant ; Captain. Regimental Chaplain: Abbeville County Club, t. ' 28: Alpha Sigma Fraternity; Tiger Brotherhood: Entomology -President Y. M. C. A.: Friendship Council; Y. M. C. A. Cabi- . T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. RILEY F. NALLEY Agricultural Education Easley. South Carolina May I be afraid to be afraid. Private: Private: Private: Senior Private: Senior Privates Club: Pickens County Club: Palmetto Literary Society. Corresponding Secy. Critic. ' 28. Treasurer. ' 29: Tiger Brother- hood; Non-R. O. T. C. JAMES BOROUGHS O ' DELL J. B. Agronomy Liberty. South Carolina Know enough to know that you don ' t know everything. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Captain. Regimental Staff (Quartermaster); Freshman Basketball Team; Varsity Basketball Team, ' 27, ' 28, Captain, ' 29; Varsity Track Team. ' 28, ' 29: Member Championship Baseball at Camp McClellan, Ala.; Member Clemson Track Team at Camp McCTellan; Block C Club, ' 27, ' 28, President, ' 29; Vice-President Senior Class; Senior Council; G. F. ; Member Sabre Club: Vice- President Pickens County Club; Charter Member and Vice-President Kappa Alpha Sigma Fraternity; Rifle Sharpshooter of R. 0. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JAMES DAVID O ' QUINN Agricultural Education Williams. South Carolina What is becoming is honest and whatever is honest must always he becoming. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; Captain; Sabre Club; Vice-President First Sergeant ' s Club; Presi- dent Junior Class; Colleton County Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 2$; Member Co. K Football Team, Regimental Champion, ' 26; Freshman Football; Palmetto Literary Society; Sophomore and Junior Dancing Club; Machine Gun Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala.; Junior and Senior Honor Council; Military Editor of Tats, ' 29. 7 JASPER REUBEN PARKER Park Animal Husbandry Honea Paul South Carolina To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Anderson County Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Dairy Club, ' 28: Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club, ' 28, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp Mc- Clellan, Ala. A Tiger now and forever. WILLIAM GORDON PARROTT. JR. Polly Bill Electrical Engineering Bishopville. South Carolina He that will succeed never knows defeat. Private: First Lieutenant: Member Eta Epsilon Sigma. ' 28: Member Tau Beta Pi: A. S. M. E., 28: A. I. E. E.. 29: Lee County Club. 28. ' 29, Secretary-Treasurer. ' 29. HERMAN FREDRICK PATTERSON Pat Arts and Science WlLLIAMSTON, SOUTH CAROLINA My duty to the best of my judgment shall be done; the rest must be left to Providence. ' Private: Corporal: Private; Senior Private: Anderson County Club. ' 26, ' 27. ' 28. ' 29: Palmetto Literary Society. ' 28. ' 29; Senior Privates Club; Rifle Marksman. R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala. FRED EUGENE PEARMAN Agronomu Anderson. South Carolina Laugh, and the world laughs with you. weep, and you weep alone. Private: Corporal; Color Sergeant: Second Lieutenant: Freshman Baseball: Varsity Baseball. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29; Captain Baseball Team. 29 : G. F. ; Sophomore Council; Kappa Alpha Sigma; President Anderson County Club. ' 29; Captain Championship Baseball Team at R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. BAILEY BREAZEALE PEPPER Entomology Easley. South Carolina Difficulties are things that show what men are. Private: Private; Private; Second Lieutenant; Entomology Club; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala. IRA S. PITTS Son Textile Industrial Education Westminster. South Carolina Life offers much to him who seeks it. Private; Private; Private: Private; Member Textile Society, ' 27. ' 28. ' 29: Charter Member Senior Privates Club. ' 29. Oconee County Club. ' 25, ' 26. ' 27, ' 28; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. JOHN DOUGLAS PITTS Arts and Science Rock Hill, South Carolina Give your love to all, but give your heart to none. Private; Private; Private; Private. JAMES WHITWORTH PLAYER Whit Education Elliott. South Carolina Words are like leaves; and where they most abound, Much fruit of sense beneath is rarely ever found. ' ' Private: Private: Senior Private; Sumter County Club: Dancing Club: Senior Privates Club: Jailbirds Club; R. O. T. C Camp McClellan, Ala. Ex-Ferno Club: WILLIAM WEBER PLAYER, Bill Horticulture JR. Maysvilll, South Carolina Know enough to know that you don ' t know everything. Private; Private; Private; Private; Sumter County Club. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Sopho- more Class Council: Freshman Baseball; Assistant Manager Baseball. ' 28: Varsity Manager. ' 29; Senior Privates Club; Thalian Club; Horticulture Society; Member Dancing Clubs. HUGH DEWITT POE Private Electrical Engineering Cheraw, South Carolina It matters not how long you live but how well. Private; Corporal; Slightly Private; Extremely Private; Member Columbian Literary Society. ' 26; A. S. M. E., ' 28; Chesterfield County Club; Red Nose Pete ' ' Club; Camp McClellan, Ala. PHILIP GENDTON PORCHER. JR. P. G. Arts and Science Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina Rest if you must, but do not quit. R. O. T. C.. ' 24-28: Charleston County Club; Dairy Club; Gamma Chi; President Service League: President Episcopal Club; Calhoun Literary Society. GEORGE FORREST POWERS Bush Agricultural Education Marion. South Carolina Agree if you can: if not, dispute it like a man. Private; Private; Sergeant; Guidon Bearer; Marion County Club; Tiger Brotherhood; Alpha Sigma Fraternity; R. O. T. C Camp McClellan. Ala. ORIN KIRKPATRICK PRESSLEY O. K. Animal Husbandry Lowry ' s, South Carolina Determination makes dreams come true. Private; Private; Sergeant; Second Lieutenant; Freshman Football; Varsity Football, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Captain. ' 28; Block C Club: Vice-President Junior Class; Chester Countv Club; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. . 3 H ROBERT GOODMAN PRIDMORE Bob Agronomy Gaffney, South Carolina For wisdom is better than rubies: and all the things that rr to be compared to it. Private; Corporal: Sergeant; Second Lieutenant; Charter Member B Tiger Brotherhood, ' 28, ' 29; Cherokee County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, Vice-P Club; Assistant Traffic Promulgator of College Speedway ; Camp McClel ay be desired are not lappa Alpha Sigma; Member resident, ' 29; Senior Dancing an, Anniston, Ala. CLAUDE ELBERT RAY Bow Legs Arts and Science Blackville. South Carolina ' Your soul is a pagoda of exquisite purity: let not its white marble become muddied and stained. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieut.. (Executive Officer); Rifle Team. 26. ' 27, ' 28. Range Officer, ' 29; Freshman Football; Junior Literary Editor Chronicle, ' 28, Exchange Editor. ' 29; Alpha Sigma Alpha: Barnwell County Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. WILLIAM HUDGINS REDFERN Billy Architecture Charlotte, North Carolina Smile and the world smiles with you; frown and — but who wants to frown? Private; Very Private; Strictly Private; Senior Private; Freshman Football; Cosmopolitan Club, ' 26, Sec ' y, ' 27, Vice-Pres., ' 28; Glee Club, ' 27; Architectural Society. ' 26, ' 27; Minaret Club, ' 28, Pres., ' 29; Thalian Club, ' 27, ' 28, Pres., ' 29; Vice-Pres. Soph. Dancing Club; Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Decoration Comm. Tr.-Sr.; Ass. Bus. Mgr. The Tiger, ' 28, Business Mgr., ' 29; Cavalier Orchestra, ' 28; Jungaleer Orchestra, ' 29; Golf Club, ' 29; Palmetto Lit. Soc; Company Boxing, ' 27; Company Football, ' 27; Sr. Privates Club, ' 29; Dramatic Club, ' 27, ' 28; Pentagon, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. THEO MELLICHAMP REEVES. JR Animal Husbandry COTTAGEVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA Why worry, it ' s going to happen anyway? Private; Private; Private; Second Lieutenant; President Colleton County Club. ' 29, Member, ' 28; Jailbirds Club; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. MATHIAS BEALY RICHARDSON Richie Civil Engineering Pendleton. South Carolina He who lives but for himself lives but for a little thing. Private: Corporal: First Sergeant; Captain; Sabre Club; A. S. C. E., ' 28, ' 29, I irst Term Sec ' y-Treas. ; First Sergeants Club; Anderson County Club. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, Vice- President, ' 29; Howitzer Platoon, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. JOHN I. ROGERS Arfs and Science Bennettsville, South Carolina Give to the world the best that you have and the best Will come back to you. Private: Private; Sergeant; Second Fieutenant: Marlboro County Club. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28, Vice-President. ' 29; Columbian Literary Society: Jailbirds Club. ' 29: Dramatic Club. ' 29; Senior Dancing Club; Sophomore Track Team. ' 27; Boxing Squad, ' 28. ' 29; Winner Bantamweight Championship. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. SWINTON HAMILTON RODGERS I ' n Civil Engineering Waltlrboro, South Carolina Better the feet slip than the tongue. Private: Corporal: Sergeant: Senior Private; Colleton County Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Senior Dancing Club; Senior Decorating Committee; A. S. C. E.; Bolo Team, R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala. WELLON THOMAS ROSE Electrical Engineering Sardinia. South Carolina We live and learn, hut not the wiser grow. Private; Corporal; Sergeant: Second Lieutenant: Sumter County Club: Red Nose Pete Club; A. I. E. E. ; Rifle Marksman. R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala LOUIS ROTH. JR. Mame Electrical Engineering York. South Carolina To see may be easy, but to foresee — that is a fine thing. Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Member A. I. E. E.; Jailbirds Club: York County Club. ' 26. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29: Freshman Baseball; Varsity Baseball. ' 27, ' 28; Rifle Sharp- shooter. Baseball Team. Camp McClellan. Ala. LOUIS FREDERICK SANDER Sandy Electrical Engineering Charleston, South Carolina you don ' t succeed at first, don ' t give up, try, try again, and some day your reward will come. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; Very Private; Charleston County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; A. S. M. E., ' 28; A. 1. ¥.. E„ 28, ' 29; Rat Football; Scrub Football, ' 27, ' 28; Rat Basketball; Varsity Basket- ball, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Red Nose Pete Club; Indissoluble Order of the Inauspicious Imbeciles, 1492; Table Commandant, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Eta Epsilon Sigma; Charter Member of Tau Beta Pi; Senior Privates Club; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WILLIAM HAROLD SCOTT Agricultural Education Honea Path. South Carolina Do all the good you can. in all the ways you can, to all the people you can, just as long as you can. Private; Corporal; Private: Senior Private; Greenville County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29: Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club, ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. HAZEL LEE SHANDS H. L. Agronomy Florence, South Carolina There ' s beauty all around our paths, if but our watchful eyes Can trace it ' midst familiar things, and through their lowly guise. Private; Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Florence County Club; (dee Club, 2 years; Baptist Choir, l years; Alpha Sigma Fraternity; Company Football, ' 27; Delegate to Stale V M ( A. Council m Columbia, ' 28, Secretary, ' 28, ' 29; V. M. C. A. Cabinet, 2 years, Publicity Chairman; Assistant Editoi Y. M. C. A. Handbook, ' 27; B. V. P. I ' ., 4 years. President, ' 28; Y. M. ( ' . A. Editor The Tiger, 27, ' 28 Sen.,., Associate Editor, - 29; Senior Literary Editor The Chronicle, ' 29; Palmetto Literary Society, President ' 29- Tiger Brotherhood, Vice-Pres., ' 29; Charter Membei and President of Kappa Alpha Sigma. JOSEPH GLADNEY SHEDD Textile Engineering Monticello. South Carolina Forever curtous to learn and never satisfied. ' ' President Fairfield Club. ' 29: Phi Psi Textile Fraternity. ' 28. ' 29: Textile Society, ' 26 ' 27. ' 28. ' 29: Jailbirds Club. ' 29; Senior Privates Club: Fairfield Club, ' 26. ' 27 ' 28 ' 29: R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. DALLAS BERRY SHERMAN Architecture Clemson College, South Carolina There are two types of men; those who go ahead and do something, and those who sit by and criticise because it wasn ' t done some other way. Private; Prhate; First Sergeant; First Lieutenant; Minaret, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28 ' 29- Glee rinh ' ?«• n matic Club, ' 27; Pickens County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29: The Tiger Staff. Asso. Editor ' 28 Senior ' Asso ' Editor; Eta Epsilon Sigma, ' 28; Tau Beta Pi. ' 29: Tiger Brotherhood, ' 28. ' 29- Chroni, l ' .- h,,rt ;.„,. ' , Medal. ' 28; First Sergeants Club; Pres. Aero Club. ' 28. ' 29; Senior Class Historian- Senior CounHl Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 28; Art Editor Taps, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala Council, JAMES DAWSON SLOAN Jimmie Electrical Engineering Pendleton, South Carolina Leisure is time for doing something useful. Private; Private; Private; Second Lieutenant; Anderson County Club. ' 26. ' 27, ' 2! ' 29; Jailbirds Club. FRANK SMITH Agricultural Education York. South Carolina To the willing mind, seeming impossibilities become realities. Private; Private; Private: York County Club. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29, Vice-President, ' 29; Senior Privates Club. HAROLD AUGHTRY SMITH Agricultural Education Lexington. South Carolina It matters not how long we live but how. Private: Private: Private: Private: Staff Reporter Tiger, ' 27. ' 28: Chairman Reporter ' s Club. ' 28. ' 29: Alpha Sigma: President Lexington County Club: R. O. T. C Camp Mc- Clellan. Ala. RALPH LESLIE SMITH Agricultural Chemistry York. South Carolina Let him not belong to another who may be his own. Private: Private: Private: Private; York County Club; Senior Privates Club; Jailbirds Club; Chemistry Society. HUBERT COOPER SNOWDEN Agricultural Chemistry Hemingway, South Carolina Let him not belong to another who may be his own. Private; Private; Private: Senior Private; President Williamsburg County Club; Mem ber Chemistry Club; Senior Privates Club; Block C Club. ' 27, ' 28: Football Team. ' 26; Varsity Football Team, ' 11, ' 28; R, O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. SAMUEL VAUDE STACY Maude ' ' Agronomy Gaffney, South Carolina The road may be long and rough, but make it pleasant with smiles. Private; Private Yes; Yes Private; Private Indeed: Charter Member Kappa Alpha Sigma; Tiger Brotherhood, ' 28. ' 29; Cherokee County Club. ' 26. dent Senior Privates Club; Flagman on College Speedway ' Camp McClellan, Ala. ' 27. ' 28. President. Rifle Marksman. R. Presi- T. C, MARVIN BROWN STEVENSON Brownie Agronomy Centenary, South Carolina Thy life is thine .o make or mar. Private; Corporal: Sergeant: First Lieutenant: Charter Member Kappa Alpha Sigma: Member Tiger Brotherhood, ' 29; Marion County Club. ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Friendship Council; Student Sec ' y V. M. C. A.; Member Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Assistant Traffic Promulgator of College Speedway ; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C Camp McClellan, Ala. ROBERT CARROLL STEVENSON Electrical Engineering Winnsboro, South Carolina Yesterday is gone; forget it. Tomorrow never comes; don ' t worry. Today is here; use it. Private: Corporal: Private: Strictly Private; Fairfield County Club. ' 25. ' 26. ' 27, Vice-President. ' 28; A. I. E. E.. ' 28: Jailbirds Club. ' 29: Senior Privates Club; Dancing Club. ' 27; Member Yifj.ua Xr. 28; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WILLIAM BROWN STEVENSON. JR. Bill Agronomy Great Falls. South Carolina Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. Private; Private: Non-R. O. T. C; Member Chester County Club: Senior Privates Club: Kappa Alpha Sigma. GILBERT MATTHEW STONE Agronomy Wellington, South Carolina If your job is work for you. quit it. Private: Private; Private: Senior Private: Senior Privates Club: Edgefield-McCormick County Club: Charter Member Kappa Alpha Sigma: Tiger Brotherhood; First Table Com- mandant: Later. Table Commandant; Clean Sleeve Club. ROSS MCKNIGHT STRIBLING Ma Textile Engineering Rockingham. North Carolina A good executive always acts promptly, sometimes wisely. Private: Private: Private: First Lieutenant: Columbian Literary Society. ' 26. Textile Society, ' 28. ' 29; Chemistry Club. ' 28. ' 29: Textile Colonst Medal. ' 28. 27; CLYDE WEEKS STROMAN Vocational Agriculture Cameron, South Carolina Love conquers all. Rat Sergeant: Corporal; Private: Private; President Y, ' 29; President Orangeburg County Club. ' 29; Secretary Palmetto Literary Society, ' 28; Jailbirds Club. ' 29; Senior Privates Club. JAMES C. SUBER Jerry Civil Engineering Greenwood, South Carolina Love may be blind but that ' s no excuse to carry a tin cup. Private; Corporal; Regimental Supply Sergeant; Second Lieutenant; Greenwood County Club, ' 26, Sec ' y-Treas., ' 27, Vice-Pres., ' 28, Pres., ' 29; Charter Member Epicurean Club, ' 28, Pres., ' 29; A. S. C. E.; Sec ' y-Treas. Sophomore Class; Sophomore Class Council; Chairman Junior-Senior Decoration Com- mittee; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs: Junior Hop Comm.: Senior Hop Comm.; Jailbirds Club, ' 28, Vice-Pres., ' 29; Sabre Club; Commencement Marshal, ' 28; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. RAYMOND LLEWELLYN SWEENY Onyx Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Anderson, South Carolina I ' d rather have one rose noiv than a dozen when I ' m dead. Private; Private; Sergeant; General; Tau Beta Pi; Hand. ' 26, ' 27. 28, ' 29; Concert Band. ' 26, ' 27. ' 28, ' 29; Symphony Orchestra, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; A. I. E. K.; Tiger Staff, ' 27. ' 28; Jailbirds Club; B. II.; R. (). T. ( ' ., Camp McClellan. Ala., ' 27: Red Xnsc Pete Club; ll.in.n ar Member Reveille Club; Acting Colonel during Col. Coles ' absence; McGoofus Club; Senim Privates Club; Chief Draftsman, Agricultural Economics Dept.; Asst. to Prof. W. B. Wilson, E. E. Dept.; Cahbon Rheostat Club; President B, P. Club. ROBERT ALTON TAYLOR Rat Agricultural Education Fountain Inn. South Carolina The truest self-respect is not to think of self. Private; Corporal: Sergeant; First Lieutenant: Greenville County Club, ' 26, ' 28; Pal- metto Literary Society, ' 28, ' 29, Censor. ' 28. Vice-President. ' 29: Tiger Brotherhood; Junior-Senior Decoration Committee Y. M. C. A., ' 28: Reception Committee Y. M. C. A., ' 28; Pres. Alpha Sigma. Honorary Agricultural Frat.: R. O. T. C Camp McClellan, Ala. BENJAMIN KENNEDY THOMSON Mechanical Engineering Landrum. South Carolina Life is too short to worry. Private: Private: Sergeant: First Lieutenant (Executive Officer) ; A. S. M. E.. ' 27, ' 28, Secretary-Treasurer. ' 28, ' 29: Howitzer Platoon. Camp McClellan, Ala. FLETCHER FEENSTRA TICE Electrical Engineering Rock Hill. South Carolina A friend is another himself. ' ' Private; Private; Private: Senior Private; Rock Hill City Club; Associate Member A. I. E. E.; York County Club. ' 26. 27. ' 28. ' 29; Red Head Club: Senior Privates Club; K. P. Camp McClellan. Ala.: Red Nose Pete ' ' Club; Marksman. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Alabama. Weigh well thi Private; Corporal: WILFRED POTJENS TIENCKEN Tink Civil Engineering Charleston. South Carolina advice trum others, but be the master your own ship. ' ' Pi: Eta Epsilon Sigma; Sergeant; Second Lieutenant: Tau Beta American Society Civil Engineers, Honor Member; Tiger Brotherhood; Charleston Countv Club: Ex Member Senior Privates Club: Marksman. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. THOMAS PINCKNEY TOWNSEND Tom Textile Industrial Education Bennettsville, South Carolina Let a smile be your umbrella on a rainy, rainy day. Private; Corporal; Sergeant: Strictly Piivate and Guidon Bearer: Senior Privates Club; Glee Club. ' 28. ' 29: Textile Society: Calhoun Literary Society: Tiger Staff; Satire Editor TAPS. ' 29: Phi Psi Fraternity: Soph. Dancing Club: President Marlboro County Club. ' 29, Sec ' y-Treas.. ' 28: Swimming Team. Camp McClellan: Rifle Bolo. Camp McClellan. Ala. CECIL MACK TRULUCK Electrical Engineering Olanta. South Carolina The world and life ' s too big to pass for a dream. Private: Private: Private; Private: Member Senior Privates Club: Jailbirds Club: A. S. M. E.; Sumter County Club. ' 27, HAMISH TURNER Dush ' Mechanical Engineering Spartanburg. South Carolina Life is a succession of doors, never to be reopened. Private; Corporal; Sergeant: First Lieutenant (Exec. Officer); Varsity Track Team, ' 28. ' 29; Vice-President A. S. M. E.. ' 29; Secretary-Treasurer Senior Dancing Club; Tiger Brotherhood; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala. HERMAN MALPHUS TUTEN Animal Husbandry Jacksonboro. South Carolina Listen to everybody ' s advice; then do as you damn please. Private; Private; Sergeant; Strictly Private: Colleton County Club, ' 27, ' 28. Vice- President. ' 29; Jailbirds Club, ' 28, ' 29; Senior Privates Club; Rifle Sharpshooter. R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. WALTER DuRELLE VINCENT Textile Industrial Education Orangeburg. South Carolina Look not thou down but up ' Private; Private; Private; Senior Private; Sophomore. Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Textile Society: Orangeburg County Club ' 26. ' 27. ' 28. Secretary-Treasurer. ' 28; Boxing Squad. ' 28. ' 29; Swimming Team, ' 28. Captain. ' 29; Sharpshooter. R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. Priv Ala., ' 28 ' 27, ' 2 i, ' 28, ' 29; MITCHELL ALBERT WACKYM Moon Face Electrical Engineering Columbia. South Carolina Fame is 7vhat you have taken. Character is what . When to this truth you awaken Then you begin to live. ate; Private; Private; Rifleman; Tiger Brotherhood, ' 28, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. ; Calhoun Literary Society, ' 26, ' 27. ' 28, ' 24: Capital City Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 2 , ' 29; A. I. E. E., ' 29; Junior Dancing Club, ' 28; Episcopal Club, ' 28, ' 29; A. S. M. E., ' 27. ' 28; Jailbirds Club, Senior Privates Club. THOMAS WILLIAM WEBB Sand Dune Tom Agronomy Aiken. South Carolina The more I know 1 know. I know I know the less. Private; Private; Strictly Private; Second Lieutenant; Rifle Company, ' 25; Drum and Bugle Corp . ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Company Football; Scrub Foo ' .ball, ' 27; President Palmetto Literary Society, ' 28; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 3 years; B. Y. P. I ' ., 4 years, President, ' 26, Vice-President, ' 27, Group Captain, ' 26, ' 28, Chdrister, ' 27; P esident Sunday School Class; Vice-President B. S. U., ' 28; Baptist Choir, 3 yrs.; Chair- man Junior-Senior Reception Committee, ' 2i ; Charter Member Kappa Alpha Sigma; Tiger Brotherhood; Delegate Southern Baptist Student Conference, Birmingham, Ala.; Aiken County Club, 4 years. President, ' 28; Rifle Marksman, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. ERNHST VICTOR WELCH Entomology Holly Hill. South Carolina All that I am. all that 1 expect to he. I owe to my mother. Private: Private: Private: Senior Private: Orangeburg County Club. ' 25, ' 28; Varsity Track. ' 27, ' 28: Junior and Senior Dancing Club: Glee Club Team, R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan. Ala. ' 26. ' 27. 8; Track WILLIAM DAY WELCH BUI Civil Engineering Columbia. South Carolina Who dare think one thing and another tell; my heart detests him as the gates of Hell. Private: Private: Sergeant: First Lieutenant: Capital City Club. ' 26. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29: Sophomore. Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs: A. S. C. E.. ' 29: Junior-Senior Committee. ' 28: Hop Committee: Epicurean Club: Sabre Club; Jailbirds Club; Bolo Team, Camp McClellan. Ala. WILLIAM PARMELEE WEST Chico ' Electrical Engineering Charleston, South Carolina That ye might walk worthy of the Lord. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant: Major: Calhoun Literary Society. ' 26. ' 27: A. I. E. E.. ' 27, ' 28. 29: Barracks Electrician. ' 28; H. E. S.. ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Tau Beta Pi, ' 29; Senior Dancing Club; Decorating Committee. 28: R. O. T. C Camp McClel.an. Aia. SAMUEL EDWARD WHITTEN Engineering Industrial Education Pendleton. South Carolina Worry never made great men; why should I worry? Enjoy living — death is so permanent. Private; Corporal; Private; Most Private; Member Dramatics Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, Vice-Pres., ' 28, Pres., ' 29; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Dancing Clubs; Vice-Pres. and Charter Mem. Ex-Ferno Club; Senior Privates Club; Anderson County Club, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; A. I. E. E.; R. O. T. C, Expert Spud Peeler on K. P. at Camp McClellan, Ala.; and oh! 1 almost forgot — I am a Jailbird. JOHN FRANK WILLIAMS. JR. Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Sumter. South Carolina 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; Private; Private; Senior Private. Calhoun Literary Society. ' 26. ' 27, ' 28. ' 29; Sumter County Club; A. I. E. E.; A. S. M. E.; Senior Privates Club: Company Football: Charter Member R. N. P. Club: Senior Dancing Club; Rifle Marksman. R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan, Ala. MURRAY LEE WILLIAMS Mechanical Engineering Swansea, South Carolina Genius wins sometimes; hard work always. Private. ' 25. ' 26. ' 27. ' 28; A. S. M. E. ; Senior Privates Club: Lexington Countv Club: Beat-outs Club: R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. DAVID LANIER WINGO Link Bingo Mechanical Engineering Greenville. South Carolina The true worth of a man is his character. Private: Corporal: Sergeant: Captain: Greenville City Club. President. ' 28, ' 29; A. S. M. E.; Glee Club. ' 28. ' 29; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. CARLTON TERRENCE WISE Seedie Civil Engineering North Augusta, South Carolina Unless thou find occasion, hold thy tongue; thyself or others careless talk may wrong. Private; Private; Sergeant; First Lieutenant (Executive Officer); Honor Member A. S. C. E., ' 27, ' 28, Pres., ' 29; Honor Member Eta Epsilon Sigma, ' 28; Vice-Pres., Tau Beta Pi, ' 29; Sec ' y Calhoun Lit. Society, ' 28, President, ' 29; Asso. Editor Chronicle, ' 29; Member Tiger Brotherhood, ' 29; Sec ' y Pentagon Club, ' 29; Member Senior Dancing Club; Member Aiken County Club; Varsity Track, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Freshman Football; Scrub Football, ' 26; R. O. T. C. ; Asso. Traffic Promulgator of College Speedway. JOSEPH HAYNE WITHERSPOON Shorty Arts and Science Mayf.svillo, South Carolina Always do what you are afraid to do. Private; Private; Sergeant; F : irst Lieutenant; Sumter County. Club. ' 2 5 - ' 2 9 : Sopho- more Dancing Club; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. MILTON BOYD WITHERSPOON Spoon Engineering Industrial Education Sumter, South Carolina Here ' s to those who wish me well — Them that don ' t, can go to ... Member A. S. M. E.: Sumter County Club; Ex-Fcrno Club: Junior House Party. Auburn, Ala. JOSEPH BLETCHER WOODHAM Shorty Arts and Science BlSHOPVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA Difficulties are things that show what men are. Private; Private; Private; Private; Clemson Tiger Brotherhood. Club; Senior Privates Club; R. O. T. C. Camp McClellan. Ala. 28. ' 29 : Lee County CHARLES REEDER WORKMAN. JR. Work Agronomy Goldville. South Carolina ' 77s better to love one little girl, lots, than lots of girls little. Special Student: Member K. A. S.. ' 28. ' 29; Member Laurens County Club. WILLIAM JACKSON WRAY Jake Bill Civil Engineering York, South Carolina Give every man thy ear, but few thy voices; Take each man ' s censure, but reserve thy judgment. Private; Corporal; First Sergeant; First Lieutenant. (Executive Officer); Freshman Football; Scrub Football, ' 26; Varsity Football, ' 27. ' 28; Member m York County Club; Member of A. S. C. E.; First Sergeant Club; Member of Tiger Brotherhood, ' 28, ' 29; R. O. T. C, Camp McClellan, Ala. A jfQ$ k CLIFTON DUKES WRIGHT Engineering Industrial Education Rock Hill. South Carolina Listen to every man ' s advice and then do as you choose. Private: Corporal: Sergeant: Senior Private; York County Club: Sophomore Dancing Club: Junior Dancing Club: Junior-Senior Decoration Committee; Jailbirds Club; Senior Privates Club: Ex-Ferno Club. EDWIN GROSS YOUNG Civil Engineering Rock Hill. South Carolina Despise not small things for therefrom comes sorrow and disappointment. Yet remember that they are small, and fix your aims and your thoughts chiefly on the great ends of life. Private: Private; Day Student: Day Student; A. S. C. E.: York County Club: Jail- birds Club. Senior Class History Now when the skilled workmen had completed their labors with me. I was placed high in the tower of Clemson where all might see, and where I might see all, and where people could reckon by my signals their going out and their coming in. And many happy years did I pass thus, gazing down upon the growing beauties around me and listening ever to the thrilling shouts of youth. But in the summer of the year 1925 all the land was stricken with a terrible fever, for the gods of rain forgot the earth, and that which was fresh and green was now burned to the grey of ashes: and I, who must continually look unto the unmerciful sun as I wave my hands before my four faces, became also stricken with fever and bethought myself that during the eight months I must surely perish. But on the first day of the ninth month, each of my four faces saw the coming of a hundred youths, so fresh, so green, so timid, so determined, that the fever left me, and since then I have had a goodly health. Coming over the mountains of the West from the seashore of the East, the sands of the South, and the green hills of the North, these men gathered in the halls about me and they were called Freshmen. The prophets had not intended that their life should be easy, and it was not, for they were ill-received by those already members of the Clemson Clan. So they chose one from among them called Pearman to guide them through their troubles. For nine months these fresh youths labored to learn the secrets of the Clan and to become a goodly part thereof: and exceedingly happy they were when they at last were called brothers of the Clan, and I was happy with them for their exceeding freshness had brought youth to mine old springs and gears, and mine interest in them was great. Now in the ninth month of the twenty-sixth year of the century these men again assembled in the halls, but now they were called Sophomores, and had from their ranks a small but powerful leader whose name is called Mc- Millan. Even so, there were many secrets of the teachings of the Clan which these men knew not yet, and their estate was not far removed from that of the Freshman. So they murmured among themselves as to what they should do, but they did naught other than was befitting their station — continuing to laugh aloud throughout the year. When he named O ' Quinn was chosen to lead these men, they were called as Juniors, and they were well into the heart of all that keeps the Clan so great. They knew well the secrets of drill and battle, the courtesy of the dance, the sportsmanship of the athlete, and the meanings of the weird words and symbols of the aged teachers of the Clan. During the months of the year they grew great in heart and mind and body. And at the end of the months of teaching they did gather their clothing and journey afar over the hills into the land of Page One Hundred Twenty- two the sinking sun to be held as captives in a great camp, where for six long weeks they did drill and march, and wrap their legs with cloths, and serve in the kitchens, as they trained for the becoming of great warriors. I was sore of loneliness with my friends held as captives so far from me, and often in the still quiet of the summer nights did I hear their cries of despair, even from the distant land of Ala. But as strong men and as Seniors did these men return to Clemson ' s halls. Their knowledge is so great that they talk to the learned teachers in earnest tones of mystic symbols and taunting tongue. A wise man whom they call Clyburn dost lead them now, while he called Pressley is chief among the war- riors under the guardian Tiger. Still in their light movement and their joyous cries arc the power and beauty of youth, but ' tis hard that I should see their faces lengthen as they look back upon the distant lands from which they came to me those four years ago. My ticking is not so loud that I cannot hear their secret heart throbs as they look for the last time at one another, and as they listen to the last playing of that song that ends their day. As their faces have looked up into mine day after day, I have learned to love them even as they do one another, and to realize that in those faces have grown the same ideals to carry them through the distant lands as honest men of the Clemson Clan. Dallas B. Sherman. Historian. Page One Hundred Twenty-three Senior Autographs s o 6 1 ' J u Page One Hundred Twenty-four Page One Hundred Twenty-five OFFICERS H.WASBILL C.H.Wist •-HlSTOBJAtV Page One HunJrvJ Twenty si ■ U. . 4 5 V .W.AS3 1 . UMASK fl S J.C. )rr )WAY Gfeety y etS.C Co v n6 i7,S.C. 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Juniors m Bmm Page One Hundred Forty Junior Class History On the memorable date of August 31, 1926, about four hun- dred humble Rats ' arrived at Clemson to be manufactured into ambitious roaring Tigers. A new world loomed before many of us. A green coat surrounded our whole being, and to empha- size our high degree of verdance the Old Boys removed our crown of glory so that all within could radiate and all without could reflect. By the close of our Freshman year we had all outgrown or overcome our handicaps and short-comings to the extent that we were quite recognizable as human beings. The call came and we reassembled as wise Sophomores, roaring to do anything but work. Because of our idleness, the clean surface began to rust, and the rust began to penetrate. Before the conclusion of the second year the sophistic roaring changed to a low growl and a constant moan. We looked before and after and pined for what is not. Again the bugle sounded, and all Juniors set to work anew. As serious-minded Juniors realizing the great need for improvement, we cried, Excelsior, and began the upward climb for the bright goal of the future. The Sophomore rust began to disappear, and by the end of this year we shall begin polishing up the handle of the big front door to the hall of seniority. Our class is well represented in all college activities. Over half the football team which rose from the ranks of the common Tiger Eleven to the renowned Yellow Peril is made up of Juniors. In all other sports the class of ' 30 is equally as well-represented. In the social, religious, and academic phases of college life, men of ' 30 are towering at the top. The unique Tiger spirit has always waxed strong in our hearts, and our success ain ' t been due to any individual, nor to the college as a whole, but to the everlasting team-work of every bloomin ' soul. We will ever maintain the true Clemson spirit which never says quit. G. H. Wise, Historian. 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OBJECT: To write a history of the Sophomore Class. APPARATUS: The class of ' 31, comprising some 300 students. THEORY: That no man is perfect. Sophomores included. DATA: Army — The positions of corporals were admirably held down by the Freshmen of last year who cleaned up the Cap- tain ' s room, or shared the box from home with the 1st looey. SCHOLARSHIP: Due to a mistake on the part of the professors many Sophomores received blue slips; but still, what better proof of scholarship is needed than to stand on the big road every week- end and watch the Sophomores, those with less than two blue slips, outward bound. 1 ' Their name is legion. Athletics: As rats, the class of ' 31 boasted of three state titles to its credit: football, basketball, and baseball. This year the Sophomore class was well-represented on the football field and bas- ketball court. Here the splendid performances of these second yearlings gave victory after victory to the fighting Tigers. It is still too early to predict what they will do in baseball, but judging from past experiences we have nothing to worry about. Per Cent Error: 0.0000 (Sophomores ' calculation). 99.9999 (Juniors ' and Seniors ' calculation). Sources of Error: Due to ignorance of manipulating apparatus. CONCLUSION: We have finished the first half of our college career. Some came through; some fell by the wayside. We have seen and realized our imperfections, and we are ever striving to per- fect ourselves, for When imperfection is viewed as but a stage in the process or development, on it must fall the glory of its ultimate goal. F. H. Crymes, Historian. Page One Hundred Fifty-four Page One Hundred Fifty-fivt. OFFICERS ' jwt • 32 D.R.PltKEff5 PftE5IDttfT WWFridy VlctPfttSlDtlfT Ml SSljLY STEELE H.S.MOffTGOMERY 5ec.$.Trje« . ERKeLLY Page One Hundred Fifty-six u z _ Pi uu m X h Page One Hundred Fifty-seven freshman class j. r. adiar g. w. adams r. j. adams f. e. alexander j. c. alford j. r. alien b. a. allgood f. anthony e. s. armstrong c. g. arthur s. 1. austin s. s. averitt 1. e. bagwell i. li. bailey j. david baker j. edgar baker jolm baker h. m. ballew j. n. bankhead 1. c. banks j. g. barnwell e. c. hair w. s. barton c. h. beaty h. j. beckham w. e. belcher s. bellune . 1. bennett w. best v. 1. bethea c. o. black w. h. black s. in. blackmail d. s. blackwel] j. 1. blackwell W. p. boland p. m. booth p. c. boroughs r. C. host-man I. s. bouknight j. li. bcmleware w, c. bowen w. h. bow ii c. s. bowman I . d. boyuton j. i. bramlett m. c. bridges i. e. briggman g. h. In igman a. j. brooks c. m. brooks a. e. hi own r. 1. brown j. b. hrunson w. b. bnie a. v . hunch b. w. byrd w. a. byrd p. c. caldwell p. n. calhoun h. f. cannon j. w. cantrell c. w. carter w. e. carter j. m. cathcart g. d. caughman j. s. caughman p. h. caughman r. f . causey p. h. cave t. c. chalmers r. d. chapman w. w. chapman g. w. chavous e. h. cheery c. 1. chestnut 1. e. childless h. m. dark c. a. clarkson r. 1. clary h. a. clayton g. e. clerc b. (1. cloaninger t. j. Clyde f. d. cochran a. b. coggins p. li. cohen h. p. connelly t. 1. rook g. h. cook d. e. corley f. w. corley c. c. courtenay i i co ington ' 1. 111. cox members v. e. craft j. f. crews j. j. cromer r. h. crouch s. r. crumpton g. f. crutchfield d. in. culp g. r. curry t. e. cuttino j. p. dargan p. j. davenport c. a. davis d. p. davis g. w. davis j. k. davis j . in. davis m. b. dawkins g. b. deadwyler j. h. dean r. a. dean 1. delk c. j. demers s. r. dennis w. b. depass i. 1. dew i. s. dickson r. c. do lson j. c. dove t. a. dowtin h. 1. dozier 1. w. (Irennan j. k. duckworth w. duncan v. m. dunlap j. k. durst g elias i . v. elliott w. k. ellis w. g. entrekin j. w. epps j. t. erwin h. d. etheridge c. a. farish a. g. fisher b. hsher V. i . tleming h. w. fogle w. b. forbis c. f. ford a. d. fordham b. h. forrest 1. w. foster w. w. fridy I. li. fulmer g. w. fussell j. o. gaines s. p. galphin r. 1. gantt r. garett p. h. garrison c. w. geddings j. r. geraty j. 1. gettys h. h. gibson r. m. ginn j. t. goff h. p. goodwill o. s. gramling j. h. graves c. g. green 0. h. green m. 1. gresham h. d. griffin r. e. gunter j. m. guyton w. r. guyton f. 1. hailes in. 1. hall c. w. hollman m. b. halsey g. m. hamm j . 1 . hargrave d. c. harrell j. s. harrell r. harrelson j. m. harris j. I . hartley 1. li. harvey I. c. harvin h. c. har li g. . haynie j. p. herlong h, li. hiers !. lull h. g. hill j. t. hills f. e. hinson w. hiott h. c. hoffman j. I. hoffman c. p. hoffpauir c. p. hogarth r. h. holstein r. a. holt f. w. hook s. f. horton w. s. horton w. k. houze a. d. howard e. s. howle t. h. hudgens i . h. hughes w. h. hughes p. d. hughston t. c. hunt j. 1. hunter a. h. huskey w. hutchinson s. hyde w. b. ingalls f. 1. irby a. e. jackson j. f. jackson j. w. james h. n. Jenkins j. Jenkins d. g. jeter h. h. Johnson j. h. Johnson 0. v. Johnson a. m. Johnstone f. e. Johnstone c. m. jones g. c. jones r. a. jones i amlolph 111. jones w. h. jones c. e. Jordan j. c. Jordan 1. w. Jordan « . k, Jordan Page One Hundred Fifty eight freshman class 1. p. joyner w. p. kay h. h. kearse g. j. keller e. r. kelley d. h. kennemur a. p. kent j. a. kinghorn j. b. kinghorn h. e. kneece j. h. knight w. b. knight a. g. kvaternik 1. p. la bruce j. w. la grone w. m. latimer 1j. r. lawrence g. w. Ice 0. a. lee d. m. leister c. c. lemmon d. o. leonard e. b. leslie r. e. lewis f. g. lindsey w. e. lipscomb I), r. littlejohn j. p. littlejohn t. f. livingston v. a. long j. m. looper s. e. lowry k. c. mcalister w. c. mcarthur in. a. mccarter j. h. mccauley h. a. mccollum h. v. mccormick w. b. mccown w. m. mccrary 1. mccraw d. w. mccreight r. w. mceuen h. d. medaniel o. h. medaniel d. c. mcdonal t. p. mckeller g. 1. mcknown j. n. mclaurin j. a. nicleod k. d. memeekin m. p. memeekin j. a. mcmillan j. b. meninch e. r. maddox w. s. marsh b. f. martin f. d. martin j. e. martin j. t. martin joel w. martin John w. martin w. b. martin vi. h. mason vv. h. mauldin 1. h. mayfield a. r. mays w . j. m l ' uismii e. w. merritt C. h. miller g. i. miller h. h. miller 1. m. mitchell h. s. montgomery d. s. moon h. m. moore j. b. moore s. h. moore r. h. morris j. r. mouchet g. c. murdoch b. g. murphy s. a. murphy j. g. murray h. 1. myers w. g. neely w. j. neely r. neustadtl s. a. t. newson w. a. nimmer j. e. nisbet ]). t. norris d. b. norton r. m. oates members j. c. odom h. f. orr r. h. owens c. m. pace g. d. padget e. r. page j. a. paige c. 1. palmer e. w. parker r. a. parkins j. g. parrott e. r. patters-on 1. m. pearson w c. peden e. a. phillips h. w. phillips j. e. pickelsimer 1). r. pickens t. h. porter 1. h. potts . e. pritcher w. e. purseley h. p. rami ! f . b. reynolds 1. f. rhem j. b. rhinebardt f. m. riley r. h. riley I. t. roherts r. j. robinson s. b. roehester 1. m. rodgers p. g. rodgers p. 1. rogers c. w. ross s. 1). rouse r. w. rush t. b. salley w. a. sander j. w. sanders t. b. sartor j. a. satcher I. m. sawyer j. h. saylors f. o. senn h. g. settle I. m. setzler j. m. severance f. j. sharpe j. m. shealy n. c. shealy 0. c. shedd g. p. sherard d. sherrill t. 1. shippey f. 1. siau r. seigle d. s. simson d. singleton h. m. sloan h. n. sloan j. d. smith j. f. smith i. k. smith j . michael smith in. h. smith m. m. smith 0. r. smith r. p. smith r. w. smith W. r. smith j. j. smoak li. r. b, snowden 1. e. scpjoui tier j. m. spearman g. w. speer j. sprott c. 1. Stewart d. o. stoudemire c. d. stoudenmire S. W. Stlll ' lls t. w. suber h. w. suber t. w. suber a. c. sullivan j. i. Sutherland j. w. talhert d. m. taylor w. c. taylor a. s. teague w. m. thames j. 1. todd a. c. tollison 1 . s. tow nsend a. n. treadaway w. . trow ell g. w. tuck f . w. turner j. m. turner d. m. vaughan s. 1. verner j. b. waldrop j. b. walker h. b. wall j. b. wall w. c. walsh j. h. watson s. d. watson 1. e. weatherford j. g. webb j. e. webb m. 1). welch j. r. wertz w . p. west j. a. weston f. c. white tn. n. w hite in. t. white n. o. whitlaw h. c. whitmire c. t. s. wilburn e. a. williams j. r. williams r. k. will, nns t. g. willis f. e. wilson h. 1 ' . wilsuit j. s. wingard w . 1. wottonl a. wood h. «.-. w oodson j. t. workman j. k. wright h. 1. wyant c. e. wylie d. d. yarboiough p. g. yongue w. e. yongue d. a. young j. e. young h. s. youngblood a. k. zeigler Page One Hundred Fifty-nine Freshman Class History The month of June, 1928. saw the departure of many valiant sons from the portals of past fame into a new world. This new world was rather vague, in a way, to those who were unaware of their latent possibilities; but there were others who were so bold as to believe that these new realms would welcome them with all the praise due a conquering hero. Summer, with all the various pastimes, ebbed slowly by, and then came that long awaited day of glorious departure. Good-byes were said, and with the assurance that the red flannels and nighties were safely tucked away. Johnnie departed for his coveted goal. Clemson. Perhaps this Tigertown wasn ' t exactly as he hoped it would be. His arrival was unheralded, his matriculation merely a routine, and his acceptance only a matter of form. After all this was over Johnnie got a hair cut. a real close one, had his very name taken away from him and was dubbed rat, ' ' or some other term which was as equally obscure. And then all the Johnnies or rats were as one, with many things in common: their heads, names, and duties. It did not require much time to adjust ourselves to the many complex situations in which we became involved. We learned the route to the P. O.. laundry, hospital, and library: we learned what the housewives usually have to contend with: and we discovered, much to our regret, how to absorb broom straw, in more or less uncomfortable positions. There was also a more cheerful side to our life. Our football team an- nexed the state flag, and our basketeers showed marked ability in ringing the hamper at the strategical moment in many of their games. Our ball tossers have not yet donned their spikes, but there is every indication that a nifty squad will be on hand when the first ball is thrown. Our rat year is about to come to a close, we shall soon pass from serfs to sophs. The mere thought that we have advanced another step furnishes us with a certain degree of consolation: but if we should pause, just for a moment in retrospect, we would have the true conception of the days gone by. enlight- ened behind us. We have had to endure hardships, of course we have. Who doesn ' t. ' ' But these hardships have increased our knowledge of many things and we have profited as a result of them; and we hope that the Class of 1932 will be a guide and inspiration to those loyal sons of dear ole Clemson who follow in our wake. Emil R. Kelly, Historian. Page One Hundred Sixty OfliUfarit Confederate Troops Fire on Fori Sumter, April 12, 1861 Colonel F. L. Munson Commandant Page One Hundred Sixty-three £ ■■ ' ■ srjjr it ■r ■ • Colors and Guard Pcge One Hundred Sixty -four 4gp ' ■• • S I %3 H B J. C. Galloway Lieutenant-Colonel J. F. Callaham . . Captain p. B. L.EVERETTE Captain J. B. O ' DELL Captain c. A. Jackson Captain Cadet Regimental Staff G. E. FAULKENBERRY, Colonel E. C. MURDOCK Captain F. B. FARR Master Sergeant F. S. RUSH Master Sergeant B. L. HEWITT Color Sergeant R. J. McCARLEY Color Sergeant Captain A. W. Penrose Captain R. W. Johnson Page One Hundred Sixty-five Cadet Colonel G. E. Faulkenberrv Page One Hundred Sixty-six Miss Myrtle Ayers Regimental Sponsor Page One Hundred Sixty-seven Cadet Lieutenant-Colonel J. C. Galloway Page One Hundred Sixty-eight Miss Nan Martin Sponsor Page One Hundred Sixty-nine Captain J. F. Callaham Adjutant Page One Hundred Seventy Miss O ' Dell Sponsor Captain J. B. O ' Dell Quartermaster Page One Hundred Seventy-one Miss Bell Sponsor Captain P. B. Levere tte Intelligence Officer Page One Hundred Seventy-two Miss Barwick Sponsor Captain C. A. Jackson. Jr. Plans and Training Officer Page One Hundred Seventy-three Miss McCarter Sponsor Captain E. C. Murdock Chaplain Page One Hundred Seventy-four D. L. WINGO Drum and Bugle Corps D. L. WlNGO, Captain Miss Withers, Sponsor H. HELLAR First Lieutenant T. W. WEBB Second Lieutenant J. B. RODGERS First Sergeant J. H. ALLISON Sergeant PRIVATES Albright, C. H. Kellar, C. G. Bishop. P. D. Ligon, J. C. Cromer, J. J. Osteen, P. C. Davidson. J. S. Martin. W. B. Hetrick, J. P. SEYBT, W. A. Ingalls, W. B. Webb. A. A. WlCKLIFFE. B. L. 4 Li r M m - • ■  4toS P£I Page One Hundred Seventy-five Band Officers Miss Dobbins Sponsor ■ ■ 681 9 H. S. Barbhr First Lieutenant B. V. Cornwall First Lieutenant L. H. Graham Captain L. Anderson Executive Officer Page One Hundred Seventy-six L. Anderson B V. Cornwall H. S. Barber Band L. H. Graham, Captain Executive Officer J. W. GRAY Second Lieutenant c . t T. BAKER First Sergeant rirst Lieutenants _ ' R. N. SMITH Drum Major Evans, L, C. SERGEANTS Hodges, R. G. Meetze, A. W. Dozier, G. L. CORPORALS Shuler. D. C. Suber, C. PRIVATES Bannister, F. M. Black. E. O. Bowen, E. H. Bowman, C. S. Briggman, T. E. Carter, H, m. Carter. J. E. Cuttino. T. E. Causey. R. F. Cruchfield, G. F. Deadwyler, G. B. Deadwyler. W. C. De Mers. C. J. FUSSEL, G. W. Harper, S. B. Hart. J. L. Hendrix. F. H. Hunt. T. C. Jenkins. J. M. Jones. R. A. Kellers. F. Latimer. W. M. Lemon. C. C. Mayfield. L. H. MCCOWN. W. B. Reynolds. F. B. Rhinhardt, J. B. ROBERSON. S. R. Sweeny, R. L. Touchstone. W. n. TlMMERMAN. W. B. Willis. J. G. Wilson. V. L. Wolff, L. M. Woodward, M. H. Young. J. E. Young. R. H. Page One Hundred Seventy-seven O. D. Padgett Sergeant-Major G. P. Cobb Major J. B. MCLEOD First Lieut. -Adjutant FIRST BATTALION STAFF Captain P. G. Balcar Tactical Officer Page One Handled Seventy -eight Miss Crenshaw Fust Battalion Sponsor Page One Hundred Seventy -nine Company A J. R. McComb First Lieutenant Alexander I-irst Lieutenant G. N. Davis Captain J. N. Davis Executive Officer Page One Hundred F.ujhlu Company A • • J. X. Davis J. R. McComb.. II. I.. Shands G. X. I) wis. Captain Executive Officer W. X. Kline.. First Lieutenant In ri Lieutenant Boykin, J. S. HlLLER, B. K. Him k, R. E. Bennett, J. E. CHII.DF.RS, J. C. Al.FORI), J. C. Abernathy, W Adair, J. R. A bell, R. W. Adams, G. G. Adams, R. J. Allison, L. M. Andrews, M. P. Askins, J. H. Han ks, I.. ( ' . Barnes, W. C. Bui h. A. V. BOUKNIGH I, F. C Bl.ACKWEI.L, J. I.. BoRiiri.iis. r. ( ' . Byrd, E. C. ( AT II CAR I , J. M. Clayton, H. A. C. S. ( ' . .1. M. SERGEA I s Lester, J. E. Sackman, G. W. CORPORALS Creen, D. N. Long, L. M. Owen, R. S. Pi gk, C. J. ItU I- I ' rim Cook, G. II. ( n M rs, ( ;. v. Daven POR l . P. J. Dozier, H. I.. Dickson, J. S. Etheriim.k, II. I). Fikk. C. W. Cuff, A. T. Higgins, J. F. Minis, A. M. Haii.e. F. I.. Hallman, C. W. Holt, R. A. Houze, W. K. Hunter, .1. I.. Herlong, J. I ' . Jordan, I.. W. PRIVAT1 S Jackson, M. 1 ' . lull NSON, ( ). ' . lull NSTON, U.K. Lee, G. W. I.I PSCOM B, W. E. Martin, foi Martin, 1 . W. Mason, M. P. l NS..N, M. C. Miller, C H. Mitchell, M. F. McCollum, H. A. Ork. II. F. I ' OR I I K. I . II. Reese, I.. W. Km II ESTER, M. C. Speed, ' •. M . Sander, I . . F. .Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant Sease, J. C. Wi i, ii, J. R. Pollard, F. B. Riddlehvbfr, R. V. Thompson, W. A. Sartor, M . II. Smith, R . W Sherard, i. B. Stone, G. M. Si BER, T. W. SUBER. 11. W. Todd. J. 1.. Teague, A. S. Waldrop. J. B. Vl M BERLY, IX. Wo. in. T. V. Wiggins, K. C. Watson. I . II. Willis. J. C. Welch, ¥.. V. Wilson, F. E. Young, D. A. Youngue, W. E. Page One Hundred Eighty-one Company U B R. BOLEMAN J AS. L. Adams J. D. O ' QUINN V. J. Wrav First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Captain . ' ( utice Officer Page One Hundred Eighty-two Company U B M V. J. Yr y R. BOLEMAN Jas. L. Adams Asbill, H. W. Atkinson, J. R. Able, E. V. Aull, L. E. Booth, II. C. Ad us, .. W. AVERRITT, S. S. Baker, Jas. E. Barfield. W. J. BOULWARE, I. H. Bowie, V. il. Bkunson, J. B. I! i r s, F. A. Burks, Q. V. Byrd, H. P. Campbell, W (merry, E. H. Chesnut, ( Ch [ldress, ■. M Coleman, J. M. Coleman, W. X. Cr fi. V. K. M. J. D. O ' QuiNN, Captain Executive Officer T. M. Reeves First Lieutenant J. D. Blackweli First Lieutenant V. M. Barnes Second Lieutenant I Lieutenant I irst Sergeant SERGEANTS Br rk. E I Howard, R. S. Miller, E. W. CORPORA! S Breeland, B. H. Crutch field, K PRIVATES Day, W. (i. Uv s. R. A. M. I). I . i BSON . P. R. MITH, G. W. (look, [• ' . Y. II 1 KEY, A. H. Job N - rONE, A. M. Jordan, C. E. roRDAN, W. K. Kl IRSE, II. H. Keith, J. A. Long, J. A. Looper, J M. l i I OR MICK, II. W. Mi Kown, G. I.. Mi Mei kin, J. D. Marti n . J E M krri i i , K. . Milford, T. S. Miller, II. II. M iller, T. ( . Moore, J B Morris, R. II. Padge i i . ( ' . E. Par m r. E. W I ' m i ' hi R. ( ). E. 1 1 dfern, W II. Rod rs, E. P. Roi ii, L. S mi i ■. . T. B. Smith, G. II Smith, .1. M. Spearman. I. M. lol i edous, A. D. W ' ii son, B. S. Hallm an, J. F. ' i l MS, II. B . Soi OMON . II. J. S I ' BBS, S. W. Sill [VAN, A. ' . I n Mi S, V. M. I i a . J. D. u send, E. «H. I ■ ■ ' . ' . USE SIi. J. S. Turner, J. M . TUTEN, II. M. V VI I FNTINE, R, A I . kS. II. O. Welch, M. B. Williams. J. I ' . IDF man, I. V. II SON, J. P. ii son. H. B. I IODRUFF, R. C. Page One Hundred Eighty-three Company C H. S. MILLER First Lieutenant W. G. PARROTT First Lieutenant C. R. BLAKENEY Captain C. R. BARTON E xec ut iv e Officer Page One Hundred Eighty-four Company C 55 C. K. B,rion H. S. Miller ... W. i. F ' ARROTT Ati away, .1. C. ( Ihreitzberg, H. K. Chaph n. J. L. ( RAW FORI), B. H. Folk, H. D. Brooks, C. M. Him h, A. V. Brown, R. L. Bowen, W. C. BLAC KM AN. J. M. BLACKM AN. S. M. Belcher, V. E. Beatv, C. H. Brannon, R. R. Bi i tih. E. W. Coggins, A. B. ( ' u dwell, P. C. I u DWELL, A. P. Coi ii ns, r. W. Cox, R. C ' . ( ' . R. Blakeney, Captain Executive Officer R. M. Hall First Lieutenant J. C. Suber First Lieutenant I ' . Clement, SERGl -l I S Hane, W. V. Hunter, R. L. CORPORALS Hamer, R. P. From. E. Green, J. L. Herlong, H. l PRIVATES Clayton, J. M. H. Duncan, W. Dennis, S. R. Elliis, J. T. Ferguson, S. T. Fr si r, B. IV GUYTON, J. M . I ll llsoN, H. H. Grainger, A. I). Gunnells, C. Hoffman, II. C. Hinson, F. F. IUrriv. I. M. Hope, G. M. Ion k, R. M. Ion ES, C. M . I OPO, W. (). Ml Al IS I I R, I. l. Mi Kei.i. vr, T. P. MlRR Y. J. G. M ii. 1. 1 kin, T. S. Morrison, V. T. Mi Hon u d, E l Mikell, G. I.. Miller, R. O. NlSBET, I. E. Owens, R. II. I ' m i i i is. 1 1. Y. Peden, W. C. I ' RM NS. R. A. Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant K I i i i . E TlLLOTSON, .1. K. Mahaefev, H. T. SOWELL, I). F. Stroud, E. W. Patterson, J. I.. Patterson, I. W. POE, II. I). Rush, R. W. RODGERS, P. I. Sherriil, I). I). Seawrh.ii i . ( ' . A. Sangsburg, A B. TOWNSEND, i. E. low ,| N II. T. I ' . Watson, S, D. Wi hk. J. E. W Mi.i n bubo, Y. ( I, Welborn, .1. I). Williams. J. B, Williams, R. K. Page One Hundred Eighty-five Company D C. R. Mahai i i First Lieutenant D. B. Sherman M. B. Richardson IV K. Thompson First Lieutenant . Captain Executive Officer Page One Hundred Eighty-six Company D • • B. K. Thompson Exccu VI Officer W. T. Rose Seconii Lieutenant D. B. Sherman _... First First Lieutenant Lieutenant W RGl - K. A. Lawson Sceond Lieutenant C. R. Mahaffey .!. B. Bevill _ First Set I NTS ( II AM KLEE, L. C. Mi Fadden ■ I)- Snyder, Y. C. ( il DD] NGS, M. T. Schumacher, P. D. CORPORALS Wilson. J. A. Anderson, T. P. Hears. H. R. M. Laurin, H. M. Cobb, D. J. Herlonc, H. P. M iller, C. T. Davis, J. S. Jay. A S. KlRlH NFR ;. f. M ills, J. A. PRIVATES Allen, J. K. Davis, B. A Jones, H. W. Riley, R. H. Booth, P. M. Davis, C. A Kis... W. V. Robinson, R. T. Barnwell. W. M. D.n is i, 1 EISTER, 1). M. Sloan. H. M. Black, C. S. DoKIT . M. A. Love. I. F Smi m. I. I). Byrd, H. S. Dodson, R. C. Martin. F. D. Smii ii. R. B. Bcrriss, J. L. [Ill kl SM ' S . G. M. Mi Laurin, J. X. Smith. V. R. Baker, J. E. Epps. J. V. McLeod, J. A. Torch i a, R. F. Bell, C. M. Fisher, A. ;. McKerley, J. A. Weston, 1. A. Cannon, H. F. Geraty, J. R. Moody, R. K. Webb, J. G. Cave, P. H. Guy, J. W. Norton. J. L. Wi n ford, 1.. W. Childress. P. E. Graves, J. A. N ' orris, P. T. WlLBURJN, W. C. ClOanj nger, B. D. Halsey . M. B. On.iM, I. C. Williams. E. A. (loam nger, C. E. Hartley, .1 F. Price, i. W. Windham. E. I.. Cohen. P. B. HOFFP MIR. C. P. I ' m i ins. is. K. R. Van hi: Erve, .1. F. Covington, C. F. Hyde. S. I ' l KM I Y, W. E. Zeigler, A. K. Comer. R. F. Jenki ss. 11 . M Riley. F. M. A Page One Hundred Eighty-seven T. R. WANNAMAKER Sergeant-Major W. P. West Major F. W. LACHICOTTE First Lieut. -Adjutant SECOND BATTALION STAFF Lieut. O. R. Johnston Tactical Officer Page One Hundred Eighty-eight Miss McHugh Second Battalion Sponsor Page One Hundred Eighty-nine Company E ! R. W. Dickson First Lieutenant J. M. CAUGHMAN First Lieutenant C. J. KING Captain T. E. Dill Executive Officer Page One Hundred Ninety ' - ' Company E v T. E. Dill J. M. Caughman. R. . DlCKSON— Cochran, J. W. DuPre, E. C. Clement, R. W. Dill, H. W. Ferguson, J. G. Allgood, B. A. Bates, I. X. Cain, S. D. Calvert, Y. M. Cheek, Y. I.. Crawford, V. S. Crews, J. S. Davis, T. C. Di Pass, V. B. Eli as, G. E. Elliott, R. V. GUNTER, R. E. Guy, J. L. Harrell, J. S. Hawkins, J. E. Hills, J. T. C. J. King, Captain I recutive Officer L. E. Jones First Lieutenant I. D. Sloan First Lieutenant E. S. CLYBURN SERGEANTS Hair, H. B. Li uon, J. L. CORPORALS Grant, W. C. Hodge, VV. D. Hoffman, G. C. Kizer, H. J. PRIVATES Hinson, L. O. HUDGENS, T. H. Huggins, I. P. Hughes, W. H. Jackson, O. W. Ki m.horn, J. A. KlNGHORN, J. B. Knopf, B. A. League, J. B. Leslie, E. B. Livingston, T. F. Long, R. F. McAllister, K. C. Ml M KHKIN, C. L. M, Miixan, H. V. Marshall, L. E. Martin, J. S. Mauldin, . II. Mayfield, J. E. Me res, G. C. Minn, S. B. Murphy, S. A. Neely, T. W. Nichols, E. L. Pitts, I. S. Potts, L. H. Rambo, B. P. Robertson, J. D. Rogers, J. T. S INDERS, J. V. Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant -First Sergeant Moore, W. F. Woodward, H. E. Lewis, J. H. Ripplemeyer. H. A. Shields, V. A. Satcher, J. A. Shealy, J. M. Shippey, T. L. Si upson, D. S. Small, R. E. Speer, G. V. Sutherland, J. F. Turner, F. V. Turrentine, D. C. Whitmire, H. C. Whitten, S. E. Williams, T. A. Wood, AD. Workman, J. T. White, M. T. Yeargin, J. A. Page One Hundred Ninety-one Company F J. H. WrnmRSPOON J. H. Cochrane First Lieutenant First Lieutenant T. J. Mitchell Captain C. E. Ray Executive Officer Page One Hundred Ninety-tWO Company F • C. E. Ray J. H. Cochrane J. H. WlTHERSPOON. BUTLER, J. J. Dobson, J. H. Blake, L. D. Cook, J. A. Crawford, A. R. T. J. Mitchell, Captain Executive Officer . K. Pressley. -First Lieutenant R. F. McMillan First Lieutenant VV. I), (hah,. ... SERGEANTS l)i kks, Victor Gassaway, J. L. CORPORALS Dyess, A. J. LlNEBURGER, J. M. Motes, P. M. Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant HuDGENS, J. A. Smyth, T. L. Newman, J. W. Ragsdale, C. H. Turner. J, E. PRIVATES Adams, Hubert Breazeale, J. M. Caldwell, J. I.. Camp, VV. J. Casey, R. B. Chandler, R. A. Chapman, R. D. Clippard, J. H. Craft, V. E. Crawford. A. V. Crouch. VV. M. Ellis, W. K. Entrekin, W. ( ■. Finley, VV. H. Fischf.r, Bernard Fogle, II. V. KoKIIIIAM, A. 1). Gibson, J. D. ( !rai nger, A. D. Craves, I. H. Hays, VV. L. Hak ley, H. C Hkndrix, F. F. Hills, J. B. II r In. ENS, E. S. Jackson. A. E. Jeter, U. G. Johnson, J. H. Jones, R. Morgan Jones, R. Mendeli Kelly, E. K. Layton, VV. H. Mi vers. II. L. Middleton, L. B. MuLHERIN, E. J. Murphy. B. G. M Crary, W. M. . h Crorey, J. B. Ml I ' INTEL, I.. V . McGee, W. L. Mi Meekin, M. I ' Par km an. L. M. Parrott, J. G. Player, W. VV. Poore, M. I.. RlDGEM S . . VV. A. Roberts, F. T. Roland, C. C Ross, C. V. Shedd, O. C. Sherard, H. R. Singleton, B. Snowden, H. C. Stoudemire, D. O. Stouden mire, ( ' . I). Si ikes, T. E. Wall. J. B. Wilson, C. D. Wylie, C. C. YONGUE, P. ( i. Page One Hundred Ninety-three Company U G n Miss CHITTY, Sponsor ■ . V - ji t?- : - $ - r ■ ■., s . •. M. B. Stevenson Firs Lieutenant M. R. Daniel Firs( Lieutenant II -,Mi M. G. Cm i n Captain C. T. WISE Executive ( )Mcer Page One Hundred Ninety four JL XS r££Jffi ££2LjKdL J . . if JHL r % w • ui«i .iii!«Mf rnwrvrfi _., .■ , C. T. Wise _._. M. R. Daniei M. B. Stevenson Thomas, L. I ' . Parham, H. C. Bennett. W. T. Jarrard, C. E. HuDGENS, J. D. AUTHUR, ( ' . G. Bates, H. ( ' . Be ham, H. J. Best, W. E. B] AKENEY, W. C. Briggman, G. H. Ballew, H. M. Bishop, R. I.. Byrd, B. V. Byrd, H. P. Byrd, W. A. Cox, D. M. CORLEY, C. E. COURTNKV, J. H. COI ' RTNEY, ( . Crout, W. H. Cm imi.ev, C. A. Company G M. (i. Cm i i v. Captain Executive Officer R. G. Pridmore ... .....Second Lieutenant .First Lieutenant J. 1. Rogers Second Lieutenant ...First Lieutenant F. R. Cochran.... _ First Sergeant SERGEANTS Phuitt, T. V. Yon, T. II. Mi Comb, J. C. CrOWTHER, J. C. CORPORALS Rogers, D. H. Watts, I.e. Rentz, C. V. Williamson, B. Smith, J. M. Milky. T. P. Stanton, F. B. PRIVATES Clarkson, C. A. Johnson, E. V. Rochester, S. B. Davis, J. M. Jordan. E. P. Senn, F ( Davis, T. B, Leslie, E. E. Si m mons, E F Dove.J.C. Livingston, E. M. Smith, T. E. Drake, W. S. McCuen, R. W. Seigler, N? P Imi.mik. J. B. McComb.J.C. Setzler, E M Galphin, S. P. Martin, J. W. Stacy, S. V. Gantt, R. L. Mitchell, L. M Speth, E. B. (iREEN, C. G. Mattison, W. T. [ uten, W. L Griffin, H. D. Mouchet, J. R. Vance, J Hamm.G. M. O ' Cain, M. C. Vaughn, D. M. Hays, G. L. Palmer, R. F. Watson, E. L. Hembree, E. E. Pall. G. M. White, M. X Hill, F. I ' m is. J. D. Wiiiihh K, II. W. Micks, J. A. Ris .r. H. B. Walker, J. B. Howle, E. S. Rogers, G. B. Wright, J. K. Hogarth, C. P. Rogers, A. J. Varborough, J. H. r • 1 XL 1 PMfP Page One Hundred Ninetu-Rve Company H T. C. Anderson First Lieutenant G. T. Andrews First Lieutenant C. S. Lewis Captain R. C. Carter Executive O ftYer Page One Hundred Ninety-six P-. ' 1 r r y.HSFlJrTrTw r - rz ry? r fflf R. C. Carte T. E. Anderson (I. T. An ukh n s BuRDETT, J. W. I ' ll i s, I.. V. Adams, J. G. George, R. H. Henderson, T. W. Allen, J. R. Bailey, M. C. Bailey, I. II. Black, O. W. Bramlett, J. I. Brock, A. J. Cope, S. B. Carter, C. W. Caughman, (!. I). Caugh man. J. S. Caughman, M. W. DuBose. W. P. Earl. T. B. Fellers, H. N. Ford, C. F. Company H C. S. Lewis, Captain Executive Officer F. E. Clary .. First Lieutenant V. P. Tiencken. First Lieutenant F. H. Josey_ SERGEANTS Pritchard, B. E. G. Robertson, E. H. CORPORALS Hagood, G. B. Justus, J. H. Martin, W. J. McDowell, S. T. I ' H I I M VN, B. Gaines, J. O. Green, O. H. Goff, J. T. Griffith, T. H. Margrave, J. I.. Hamilton, J. M. II. ii si i X, R. II. Johnston, H. II. Jones, G. C. Tones, M. W. Jones, W. H. fORDAN, J. E. Kay, W. P. Kennemur, D. H. PRIVATES Livingston, J. D. S. LaGrone, J. W. Martin, J. T. Mears, G. A. Megginson, V. J. Miller, G. F. Mi I. hod, V. C. Montgomery, H. S. Moore, H. M. Mitchell, R. Norton, D. B. Odom, E. Page, B. L. Page, E. R. Padgett, G. D. D. Rhem, L. F. Riddle, E. E. Sander, W. A. Sanders, R. W. Saylors, J. H. Siegel, R. Smith, F. Smith, R. L. Smoak, C. G. Smoak, T. T. Speight, G. A. Stroman, C. W. Tarrant, W. H. Tison, H. R. . Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant Sadler, J. K. Scurry, J. F. Patterson, W. J. Sample, J. W. Taggart, C. L. Tollison, ( . Truluck, C. M. Verner, S. L. Watts, T. K. Wright, C. D. Warner, H. D. Walker, J. S. Wilson, V. C. Witt, W.J. Weatherford, L. E Whitlaw, N. O. Woodson, H. C. Wertz, J. R. YOUNGBLOOD, D. F. Page One Hundred Ninety-seven ,- IW- m ■■ ' - ' ■ -s ■ TVTf 7 ' .S .- - • • V -■ - - C; . --. S -- F. Y. Mercer Sergeant- Major T. M. CLYBURN Major R. N. MCCLAIN First Lieut .-Adjutant THIRD BATTALION STAFF Captain J. E. Jeffers Tactical Officer Page One Hundred Ninety-eight Miss Bellune Third Battalion Sponsor Page One Hundred Ninety-nine Company I ?} Miss Walker. Sponsor W. D. WELCH R. A. Taylor J. M. Eaddy H. Turner First Lieutenant First Lieutenant Captain Executive Officer Page Two Hundred Company I •) H. TlRXER R. A. Taylor, V. D. Welch Carter, .1. Howard, W. F. Bozehan, A. X. Can son, F. W. Coin, W. A. Allen, C. C. Anderson, J. B. Armstrong, K. S. Barber, J. C. Bark wei l. J. G. Brown. J. S. Coleman, M. G. Cook. C. R. CORLEY, F. W. David, A. J. Dren n n. I.. W. Drum mono, L. J. Eison, F. J. Kr in. J. T. Fl.E M I NT.. J. R. Foster, I.. W. Fost] r. V. M. J. I. Eaddy, Captain Executive Officer Joe L. Adams ...First Lieutenant J. H. McCauley First Lieutenant S. W. L. Thompson.. SERGl ANTS Hint, D. V. Magill, R. V. CORPORALS Edwards, ( !. I.. H VKREL. C. VV. Kitchens, C. V. R iddle, C L. PRIVA1 I S Fridy. VV. W. Get rvs, J. L. (Iresham, M. I.. ( ,R MLING, O. S. Gin roN, VV. R. Ham. T. H. Hanes, R. A. Harrelsox. R. Hendricks, I.. E. Hern don. (J. B. Heyvvard, T. S. Huffman, I. I.. Horry. H. H. Horton, S. F. Hl ' ghes, R. H. Hi ghston, P. D. Hutchi nson. V. VV. Jam i— n. A. . Kl X ARD, A. R. Kirkland. R. C. KVATERNIK, A. I i Lee, O. A. Lloyd, O. VV. Lawrence, B. R. Lowry, S. E. 1 I I KI Y, R. McCauley, H. R. Moon, D. S. Moore, F. VV. Mozi ngo, J. P. Neely, W. i !. Pearson, VV. I!. PlCKELSIMER, J. E. Powers. ' .. F. ...Second Lieutenant .Second Lieutenant First Sergeant Mi Cure, P. T. Moxon, J. G. Rose. B. S. ROWELL, J. O. Salle-, , J. S. Palmer. C. Settle. H. (I. Shi m y. N. ( ' . S LOA N , H . X . S M I T H . J . K . Smith. M. M. Smith, R. P. S MOAJC, J. J. Stevens, C B. Talbert, J. VV. Taylor, D. M. Trow ell. VV. VV. Trotti, S. H. White, F. C. Wilbovrx, S. Williams, I. R. Wood, J. R. Page Two Hundred One Company a K MISS THOMASON, Sponsor E. E. HlGGINS c( utive Officer J. B. CATO First Lieutenant F. P. Gaines Captain R. D. HAMMETT First Lieutenant Page Two Hundred Two Company U K r E. E. HlGGINS J. B. Cato J. J. McLeskei . .Ir Chisholm, J. K. Grimsley, C. L. Bowles, M. (i. Carter, V. J. Crymes, F. H. Bostick, I). R. Braplfv, W. T. Brow n, J. F. Bryson. G. T. Burgess, E. F. Brthea, V. I.. Bridges, M. C. Chapman, H. A. (raven. Y. B. (amp. M.J. Carter, L. J. Carpenter, J, S. Carter, W. E. Clerc, G. E. Clyde, T. J. F. P. G u m -. Captain ..Executive Officer H. W. • i mningham First Lieutenant V. E. Pearman ..J-irst Lieutenant S. B. Earle Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant SERGEANTS Hughes. V. F. Mi I.eod, W. H. CORPORALS Fagan, J. E. Fagg, T. H. Mi Gee, R. H. Miller, E. X. PRIVATES Cook. F. I. Jackson, J. F. Connelly. H. P. Tohnstone. F. E. CULP, D. M. KlNSLFR. R. T. Curry, G. R. Lawton, I. M. DURANT, C. Iff. H. M Dew, R. L. Lewis, O. C. Ellis, C. A. I.ittlejohn, B. R. Parish, C. A. Moorhead, L. D. Goodwin, H. P. M inn, J. W. Geddings, C. W. Mooneyhan, C S. Hayes, R. A. l us, A. R. Hendrix, H. B. Moore, S. H. Harrell, D. C. McCreight. I). V. Hiott. V. McCraw, I.. Irry, F. L. Mi Daniel, O. H. Ml MlLLAN, C Wise. G. H. Rll UARDSON, . II. Shf.heen, E. P. 1 1 -o . N. E. Nalley, R. F. N ' eely. C. ' . i w BIER, V. A. Oates, R. M. Sartor, T. B. Smith. H. A. Smith, G. P. Smith. T. F. Smith, M. H. Snowden, B. E. B. T i or, W. C. Williams, M . I.. Woodh im . J. B. Whittington, F. B. Varrorough, D. D. 1WM WP  - aaWE v -: ' -•-■ Page Two Hundred Three Company L MISS SUBER. Sponsor W. P. CLYBURN First Lieutenant J. P. HENDRIX Firs; Lieutenant S. A. HARVIN Captain T. H. COPELAND Executive Officer Page Two Hundred Four T. II. CoPELAND.. V. P. Clyburn I. I ' . Hendrix__. Carter, D. C. Finn, P. S. Bauknight, H. D. Bolen, G. C. Booth, S. H. A VERS, R. G. Bagwell, L. K. Bank heap. J. N, Bellune, S. Be nett, O. L, Blackwell, I) s. i ' ii houn, P. N. Cantrell, J. Y. Caughman, G. W. Clark, H. M. ( CM ||R S. K. I). COI HRAN, T. W. Cohen. T. T. Davis, D. P. Dei.k, L. Douglas, G. A. DlFFIE, F. H. Company L S. A. I1ak is. Captain I recutive Officer II. W. Hoefer Second Lieutenant First Lieutenant B. B. Pepper Second Lieutenant First Lieutenant II. W. Dorset First Sergeant SERGEAN1 S M v yck. E. H. Stephens, W. A. Nimitz. F. K. Zeigler, M. G. CORPORALS Dowdle, H. T. Mood, X. C. Ellis, T. E. Mood, P. M. Ei 1 1 si., G. II. Smith, H. C. Gantt, V. I). PRIVATES Fi.kming. V. II. Leonard, D.O. Scott, W. H. Ford, A. II. Littlejohn, J. P. Sharpe, F.J. p-oRRFsT, B. II. McCarley, II. D. Sheppard, . A Garrett, R. McDaniel, II. D. Smith, O. R. Graham. A.M. McNinch, J. B. Sprott, J. M. Gramling, W. E. McPherson, J. M. Stevenson, W. B. II w i . M. I. Maddox, E. R. Stewart, C. L. Harvis. L. C. M izyck, H. B. Thompson, A. G. IIvysik. C. V. Xeal, C. A Tilley, W. E. Hewer, W. F. Parker, J. R. Tomlinson, H. S. Hill, H. G. Partridge, V. F. Tuck, G. W. Howard, A. D. Patterson, H. F. Vini ENT, W. I . Jackson, H. L. Pickens, B. R. Walsh, W. C. Kent, A. P. Pollard. V. B. Williams, J. W. Kirklf.y, F. E. Roger . I.. M . Wolfe, J. E. Knight.W.B. Rogers, L. T. Wvant, H. L. I.eitner, L. T. Sawyer, I.. M. Page Two Hundred Five Company M Miss Ingram, Sponsor R. M. Stribling First Lieutenant Page Two Hundred Six J. F. KlNSLER Firs? Lieutenant J. H. Mayer Captain C. M. BURDETT Executive Officer i«viiimiPi«iM«PiiPiWP C. M. BuRDETT J. F. KlNSLER R. M. Stribling. Bethea, O. W. Gassoway, M. B. Clayton, L. O. Grain, W. C. Dashiel, T. I. Barre, C. B. Barton, W. S. Boland, W. P. Boynton, J. D. Brown, A. E. Chalmers, T. C. Chamblee, J. C. Colcock, W. F. Crouch, R. H. Coward, H. C. Dantzler, J. L. Dabgan, J. P. Davis, H. B. Davis, J. K. Dean, J. H. Company M J. H. Mayer, Curtain . . na u C Taiisfy Second Lieutenant _E X ecuHve Officer H. C. Causey __ Second Lieutenant ...First Lieutenant C. R. Mart n.. - ...First Lieutenant M. D. ware. Ducker, F. C. Dunlap, W. M. Durst, G. G. Durst, J. K. Earle, E. P. Edwards, B. L. Epting, E. L. Estes, W. M. Evans, M. B. Evans, D. D. Forbis, V. B. Heustess, J. H. Hope. T. A. Horton, R. G. Duff, J. C. Hudcens, D. C. SERGEANTS Mathis, Q. E. Plexico, M. E. CORPORALS Epting, E. E. Hicks, W. L. Lee, F. W. Mills, R. B. PRIVATES James, J. W. Jones, D. S. Keisler, B. E. Kl NNEDY, J. A. KlLLINGSWORTH, H. M. Kneece, H. E. LaBruce, L. P. Long, M. A. Long, E. M. Able, T. R. Mi Aki h ik. V. C. .Marsh, V. S. Martin, B. F. Neely, W. J. Nettles, W. C. Newsom, S. A. T. Power, S. R. Swofford, R. P. Stalnaklr, E. L. SWEARENGER, L. D. Thomas, C. H. Ouzts, J. B. Paige, J. A. Padgett, E. E. Pearson, L. M. Ramseur, A. R. Ramey, E, L. Rodgers, S. H. Shedd, J. G. Siau, F. L. Stephens, J. H. Stevenson, R. C. Tice, F. F. White, E. B. Wackym, M. A. Youngblood, H. S. ■ £ f j f3J lXJJ riL SJl jL flt J iLxJr m tmmmmwmwfwt Page Two Hundred Seven Page Two Hundred Eight o cAthktlcs Rattle of Kings Mountain — Between British and Tories- and Backwoodsmen t p?? , jr fcn m ■ Wfftfy James G. Gee Director of Athletics and Physical Education Page Two Hundred Eleven Josh Cody fhaJ Coach I ' uuf I Wo HunJri J In, II e GUYON Assistant Coach Carson Assistant Coach Sanders Assistant Coach Harvey Assistant Coach Page Two Hundred Thirteen OTBALL Page Two Hundred Fourteen V . ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' . ' . ' . ' , ' ■ ' ■■. ' ■ i . ' ■ ' , ■ ■ i ■ ' , ■ ■ ' , i . ■ i ■ ' . ■ ■ i ■ ■ ■ ' ,■, ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■ , ■ O.K.PRESSLEY Ca-ptairx J.K.M9COM6 MssV1R6INIA 613Y. £-A rAA ' 2? •i ' ■ ' . ' . ' ■ ' ■ ' . ' . ' ■■■■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■■■i.i. ' ■■ i .1, ■. i.i. 1. 1. 1. i.i. i.i.i, 1. 1. ' ■■■■. it Page Two Hundred Fifteen ;; €5 J.-: O.K.PKESSLEf EDDItMuLHWlW J.HM COMB MAf A«TL Clemson 30 — Newberry The most successful season that the Tigers have had in many years opened with a de- cisive victory over the New- berry Indians. The Tigers were able to gain both through the line and around the ends. Outstanding was the line play of Pressley, Magill and Swofford. Coach Josh Cody showed the vis- itors an array of invincibles. One of the most brilliant features of the day ' s match was a 35-yard sprint by Pluto ' ' Davis. He smashed and twisted his way through the entire Newberry team for a touchdown. Page Two Hundred Sixteen Clemson 6 — Davidson Clemson found Davidson a very stubborn foe. Yet in spite of the aggressiveness shown by the Wild Cats, the fighting Tiger was able to complete a beautiful pass from McMillan to Asbill. giving us a margin of six points, which our opponents were unable to overcome. Page Tu ' o Hundred Seventeen l,-M mi„.dk J I t, 1 1 7T  «ll 9 g C,0AT KY N U.1-Atf 5 ' ' Mui.t YAUBORUqh qui RT) £ Clemson 6 — Auburn For the second successive time the Tiger of the hills de- feated the Tiger of the plains. In this game, as in the one with our friends from our sis- ter state, Clemson ' s victory came from the clear sky. Jus- tus intercepted a pass that might have been a touch- down for the opposing team, but, thanks to Johnnie, it re- sulted in another victory for dear old C. A. C. 3 Page Two Hundred Eighteen ■UHH Clemson 7 — N. C. State The Tigers, eager for re- venge for the defeat imposed upon them last year by the Wolfpack from the Tar Heel state, pounced upon their foe with all the pent up fury of an unleashed tiger. Due to the spectacular playing of Justus and ten other real tigers, another victory was added to the preceding ones, and our goal line remained uncrossed. Page Two Hundred Nineteen Clemson 52 — Erskine The Seceders fell before the powerful onslaught of the Tiger eleven. The brilliant offense of the Yellow Peril had not been shown in any of the previous games, but in this fray the backfield showed what could be done behind the line — the goal line. TO Page Two Hundred Twenty Clemson 32 — Carolina With the goal line still un- crossed and five games behind them, the Tiger team entered the State classic with a grim determination to keep their slate clean. The wary Tiger eleven completely bewildered the Gamecocks with their fast and cunning exhibition of football. The Gamecocks put up a brilliant fight, but, when the whistle blew, the score showed that the Yellow Peril had piled up a 32 to score against them. Justus, Covington McMillan, Hane and Padgett led the brilliant offense that caused the down- fall of the Gamecocks. Page Two Hundred Twenty-one ■ $ t t y ! i  w fc£ V - ' Tf ! Clemson 7 — Miss. 26 Our first defeat. The Tiger eleven fought on a muddy field and in a downpour of rain. The powerful Tad- pole Smith seemed to wiggle his way through and around the Tiger line to pile up a large score. The final score does not show the wonderful playing which the Tigers did: eleven men of the Yellow Peril struggled throughout the game. Page Two Hundred Tiventy-two Clemson 12 — V. M. I. When they traveled to Virginia and overcame the V. M. I. cadets, the Tigers reached the peak of their football success. This was distinctly a battle of the back- fields. Both lines were in- vincible, and the Tigers real- ized early in the game that their only hope was an aerial attack. Many passes spun from the hands of McMillan, and many were knocked down, but Cadets of Vir- ginia were not fast enough to keep the Tigers from scoring two touchdowns. Page Two Hundred Twenty-three Clemson 6 — Florida 11 Under the blazing heat of the Florida sun. the Yellow Peril suffered its second de- feat. During the early stages of the game Padgett was able to snag a pass thrown by the unerring arm of McMillan ' and race across the line for our lone marker. The in- tensive heat soon began to weaken the Tigers, but it only seemed to add speed to the flashy Florida backs. Nevertheless, it was a won- derful fight, and the Florida ' Gators deserve their hard- won victory. Page Two Hundred Twenty-four ,■ SSIS i: $fe ' V-v v , o. l u :■■ • j j t it % t i3 i Clemson 27 — Furman 12 Eleven true and loyal Tigers trotted out on Manly Field Thanksgiving day with a determination to get re- venge for the licking handed us last year. Eleven true and loyal Tigers trotted off of Manly Field at the end of the fray victorious. This was a great game played by two great teams. The Hurricane could not fathom the subtle, crafty, shifty Tiger team and were forced to bow in defeat. McMillan, Padgett, McCar- ley, Pitts and Justus played wonderful ball behind the mighty Tiger line, which Coach Cody had perfected. Page Two Hundred Twenty-five Clemson 7 — Citadel 12 An unexpected defeat. The Citadel Bull Dogs started playing a fast game, and soon we found that they had charted a two-touchdown lead. Desperately the Tiger sought to overcome that lead, but to no avail. McMillan flipped a pass to Padgett, which gave the Tigers their lone touchdown of the game. The work of Hall. Clemson ' s mighty linesman, was sorely missed in this fray. Page Two Hundred Twenty-six Clemson . . Newberry Clemson 6 Davidson Clemson 6 Auburn Clemson 7 N. C. State Clemson 52 Erskine Clemson 32 Carolina Clemson 7 Mississippi Clemson 12 V. M. I Clemson 6 Florida Clemson 27 Furman Clemson 7 Citadel Total — Clemson 192 Opponents 77 Page Two Hundred Twenty-seven THE BOHUNKS This section would not be complete without giving at least a few words of praise to that indispensable portion of a football team — the Bo- hunks or scrubs. Although the general public never real- izes their value to a coach in moulding his team, they play one of the most important parts in the production of a finished varsity. Never in the limelight, from the beginning of the season to the end, they give their best unstintedly with- out hope of praise or reward. Page Two Hundred Twenty-eight V fi! • rz j % ' SgLS v- V Freshman Football Squad BOHUNKS Page Tu ' o Hundred Twenty-nine ASKET •ALLs StfQftUg ■« X Page Two Hundred Thirty .i,.,i. .i,i.i,i. i .i.i.i,t,t.i.i. ' . i , ' . ' , ' . ' , ' , ' , ' ,i,i.i. ' , ' .i. ' . ' .Si l ' i ' i ' i ' i ' i ' i ' , ' l ' , ' , ' t : Miss CLAYTON OYLCJDT Di J.B.ODELL HERMANT 2-1 f- ' ■ ■ . ' ■ ' ■ ' . ' ■ ' . ' . ' ■ ' ■ ' . ' .■. ' . i . ■ . i . ■ . ■ . ■ . 1 1 ■ ■ t , i . ■ . « . i . i . i . ■ . ■ . i . « . ■ . i . ■ . i . ■ ■ i , i ■ i ; Page Two Hundred Thirty-one 1929 Basketball Team The Tiger quintet, under the able tutorship of Coach Josh Cody, played stellar ball throughout the season. During the first part of the season the team lost game after game, but each time by a smaller margin. Each contest was a hard fight, and the opponents found it hard to get away from the Tiger guards. The forwards who wore the purple and gold were also thorns in the sides of all our opponents. Page Two Hundred Thirty-two At the middle of the season we had lost seven games and won only four, but then the tables turned. The Tigers began to play an offensive game and overcame nine strong opponents, losing to only three during the last half of the season. These results made the Tigers eligible for the Southern Conference meet in Atlanta. There the Tigers upheld their fighting reputation by defeating Georgia Tech, a favorite pick for Southern champions. However, they lost to North Carolina State by only three points. Page Ta ' o Hundred Thirty-three 5- Vr ' ' 4vt s«4 jj ' . r - tftasf We are proud of our team that so well upheld the Clemson standards. They have shown what a Tiger team can do. thereby paving the way for next year ' s team. When we review the season ' s results we can but think as the team thinks, and thinking thus we do homage to Coach Josh Cody, who has a place in the heart of every Clemson cadet. Under his guidance and leadership we look forward, with assurance, to greater Clemson teams. Page Two Hundred Thirty-four Varsitv Basketball SCORES Clemson 37 Clemson 31 Clemson 25 Clemson 23 Clemson 24 Clemson 36 Clemson 33 Clemson 37 Clemson . . 24 Clemso n 24 Clemson 50 Clemson 32 Clemson ... 27 Clemson 46 Clemson 33 Clemson 34 Clemson 30 Clemson 49 Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson 28 30 17 35 25 38 Erskine 41 Tennessee 36 Univ. of Chattanooga . . 3 ] Georgia Tech 29 Mercer 40 Florida 23 Florida 21 Citadel 40 Univ. of S. C 27 Newberry 17 Wofford 1 2 P. C. . 26 Newberry .... 24 Auburn 20 Furman 42 Wofford 1 7 Erskine 16 Sewanee 14 Furman 29 Univ. of Georgia 2 3 Univ. of S. C. . 12 Citadel 3 3 Univ. of Georgia 41 P. C 17 Clemson Clemson SOUTHERN CONFERENCE 30 Georgia Tech 26 28 N. C State 31 Page Two Hundred Thirty-five SEBALL 3 C ££ Mn N Page Two Hundred Thirty-six ■ ' . I.I.  . I, I, I. I, t, 1,1. 1, 1, 1, 1, 1,1.1, I.I.I, 1. 1,1, 1, 1,1,1, 1,1.1. 1, 1 , ' , ' , ' , ' ■ ' , ' I KE..PEARMAN Miss MULDROW W.W.P1AYER. Sherman ' 21 ■ ■. ' ■ ' ■ ' . ■■ ' . ' . ' . ' , ' . . ' . ' .■■ ' . i . ■ ■ ' . ' , ' , ' , ■ . i.i , i , r, , i, ■ . ■ . i ,i rn Page Two Hundred Thirty-seven Page Tlvo Hundred Thirty-eight Ck ' mson 3 Clemson .4 Clemson 5 Clemson 6 Clemson . 2 Clemson 7 Clemson 12 Clemson 12 Clemson 2 Clemson 4 Clemson 7 Clemson 7 Fkfshman Baseball Team Varsity Record— 1928 (STATE CHAMPIONS) Georgia Tech ... 7 Georgia Tech . 5 Auburn 6 Auburn Florida Florida Mercer P. C. Univ. of Mich. Univ. of Mich. Univ. of S. C. P. C Clemson 5 Clemson 3 Clemson 7 Clemson 9 Clemson 3 Clemson 4 Clemscn 6 Clemson ... 8 Clemson 7 Clemson 8 Clemson 4 Clemson 7 Univ. of S. C. 3 U. S. Marines U. S. Marines 3 Citadel . 2 Erskine 4 U. S. Marines . . . 7 Newberry 3 1 urman 6 Auburn 8 Auburn 6 Frskine 3 Furman 3 Page Two Hundred Thirty-nine Track iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiii | Page Two Hundred Forty C.R.BLAKENEY Mi$ CATHERINE COOK sponsor C.M.BURDET £ MtRM N a ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ■ ' ' l ' ■ ' ' f ' l ' I ' . ' . '  ' ■■■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' . ' I . I . ■ . Page Two Hundred Forty-one Track Team of ' 28 The 28 track team had one of the most successful seasons since this sport has been in vogue at Clemson. The devotees of the cinder path of last year added many new faces to Clemson ' s athletic hall of fame. It was only by hard work and continuous grind that the squad made so splendid a record. The team overcame every opponent in the state, but they weren ' t so successful with the out-of-state teams. They were defeated, and by small scores, in only two meets. One dual meet was lost to Florida, and one triangular meet to N. C. State and V. P. I. However, we were more successful in the Southern Conference meet. Ross O ' Dell, Clemson ' s stellar pole vaulter. cleared the bar at thirteen feet three inches to establish a new conference record. RECORD DUAL MEETS Clemson 62 Florida Clemson 81 lurman TRIANGULAR MEET Clemson 4 1 N. C. Stale 48 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE MEET Clemson 52 P. C. 46 Furman 14 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE MEET O ' Dell — First place, Pole Vault, 1 1 feet 1 inches. Blakeney — Third place. 120 High Hurdles. O ' Dell — First place, Pole Vault. Atlanta Olympic tryouts. Pole Vault. Pennsylvania Relays. Sixth place, final Olympic tryouts. V. P. I. 64 41 65 Carolina 27 13 feet; tied second place. Page Two Hundred Forly-two ffl 3L ■fc K_ ;. . fa ' Ci.T Andrew 5 -capiairi m lissltlcz (qWvM- 6pon. HWo ' TiHiJ ♦ M|otl -||l il • • JiTUlt foM) — ' foil 5o«0fctl£ ft _j£ Kw _x L , -. m ?«ffjflry CD Page Tu o Hundred Forty-three i . i , i .i. i . i. i — r— i — i . i I £.£1 RCHid if) aMteiw Doyle | LIGHT- HEAVY : 6u C f0 v Ll iHTW k5HTS F£ATHEIW£ltfHr$: frANTAMWEtfHTS: 3 ' 1 ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' . ' ■■■ ' . ■! ' .■.■■■■ ' ■ ' .■■■■ ' ■ ' .■■ ' . , ,■. 1 1 ' ■■■ ' . ' rt Page Two Hundred Form four - «ffW5jflP H «i r . flWlL, J . Swimming Team During the 1928 season a new sport was inaugurated at Clem- son. The Clemson followers of Neptune were called upon to try their skill against the powerful swimmers and graceful divers of Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia. In these contests they were badly beaten, and any other team but a Tiger team would have been sorely tempted to give up this sport. However, with undaunted courage and with success as their goal, the swimming team began training early this season. They began the season under the most adverse circumstances. The members of the team lacked experience; they suffered many reverses from the hands of their opponents last season, and they had no adequate place for practice. Despite these handicaps the swimmers have made a wonderful showing this sea- son. They are no longer considered as a weak opponent by the teams which they meet, but rather as a very strong opponent. We are looking forward to a very successful season for the swimming team next year. Page Tu ' o Hundred Forty-five Page Two Hundred Forty-six □ □ [(OT Oll] □ mmm d.ft O ' Pell prc5idei)1 Cl.N|.DAVi5 V. pre? ' 3 ■ hi M iAngic Clapton Si?ot)3or •fltAK-4- ' : n Pa e Two Hundred Forty-seven c I li)2 llem © $iU|Pl g y r - i ( Aer tej en5 1acbicotte,E V Lc5t€r,JX. c c Page Two Hundred Forty-eight c c t-H2VT)C £ 41- 1 . g?ik , AfeCTJ e -- l cKncsCV , Peafn)3 n.yg C n Page Two Hundred Forty-nine □ n Jii. Justus J.f Rp£er5 0 r Members feuu eyj. - lorcbia □ Page Tit ' o Hundred Fifty Retrospect C7 n )£ REVIEW with pride the record of X_J 28- ' 29 which is now forever closed. We remember the keen anticipation and excite- ment of each approaching contest. In the same way we look forward to the future Clemson teams. The true Tiger spirit portrayed by the teams this year will also continue in the years to come. We have taken our defeats in a spirit that is worthy of an athlete. We have taken our victories pridet ully . but not boastfully. We are proud of the athletes of the class of ' 29. We hold sacred in our memories their vic- tories, their honors, their hardships, their every effort to put Clemson to the front. They will never don the Purple and Gold uniform again; they have passed on to join the unending line of the dearest of Clemson ' s sons. But in their hearts they have enshrined the fighting spirit of the Tigers which will bring them even greater honors in the game of life. It matters not if you won or lost But how you played the game. Page Two Hundred Fifty-one L iii Vr-H ( 1 - I Ross O ' DELL Vaulting IV V to Set Southern Record at Southern Conference Meet, 1928 Page Two Hundred Fifty-two JJeautiGS First Class Graduates from Clemson — 1896 cMiss Lillian Outlet Miss Toot i e iMenius zMi s Irene Hough - ■-- - ' —--- i - ._ • I ZMiss Hester Kitchen Aliss Sstelle Lyon Miss £ve Qable Oixjanijatlons Wade Hampton A 1876, i remising • nor Jlllllifllllllll fWIIIIIfllflllllllfllllllllilllllllllllllllllllji m wwwm Page Two Hundred Sixty-five Miss Marc. if Phillips Taps Staff Sponsor Page Two Hundred Sixty -six 3Wg$a53%rtft% Etf TAPS C A Jackson Jjj Et l 10R.-ir -CHIEF Item Ml .JC.LlTTLEJOHl 1 Aovison_ J.BM-Lecd E usir E.iJ KUlfftGE . DijD.WDaViei. C y  vv« t Page Ta ' o Hundred Sixty-seven M l ' gmT sgft a £ TAPS TMCLYBURff AsSOCIMEtoilOS. RW.DitKsoiy Aw bus.Mqa.. ij||lli[||ll!im||| miiimim||| Mi s 5 Riddle MissEveCUble. ipoi soo. Cl W «« Sff g S% effff H B Page Two Hundred Sixty-eight kS7Sl9lS 5 ft?fflSTS1 9 TAPS ArtEditoh. 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Hendcix , J.P. KlRKLEY , P E. M ' COMB, J.C M CROREY, J b. MUROOCK. , EC Pi iT5, L.W. POWEE , G.F. WISE..O.H. 5MITH , H.A. TAYLOR , p. A Non. Members: Prof. J.R Lancastor Prof. C.L.Morgan Prof. J.W. Wallace J Pfljre 7 ' a ' o Hundred Eighty-two A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A. A A A A A A. A. A A i A A A A A A A A A A Ai i JZgrf mf rifc:-% J- tf APPA ALP a u 2 J Bow 5TA(. a S V -Lupo WO - Stone G M-Piudmoue V G - Ste e«o«H B 5 J li)« Dt Mejee - Srtvt-sou W B -CopEi- -oTH -M.Li.EaU0-B 3 RnHS-DaCo l .L 1N 63 4 r B( W LL .ctCW-TE BiLDW -Wo M CE-SHEi-LEyLW-DnBaiE naHWuiiiuiiinionwiii . i ... fuiiiMiiw. mi mm i in . ■ . ,r ' T,, I ± ■ |i 4] Page Ta ' o Hundred Eighty-three ' II— II ■■ nu. ■■ TT .y - ■ rgsaTrai THE G.t . Faulk ttf£ Ei2i2v PRtv ' IDtHT CLUB J.M . E AD 1 1 J.C.GALLOWAY J.TErLLl. UlCfc PRt . -tCT. TBEA : UJfl.COLEMN B B.K.CHPLITZBERG J.R.PENNELL G.B. £OGtB : — Poge Two Hundred Eighty-four ■7 JL.Dantzl.er. JM.-Pkim — ■M M Sk jd EB.F ybr. J 5.Davi.5 O Avebitt WMThame.5 D.O. toudemibc Page Two Hundred Eighty-five F?m3K3ZP J Z ' ' Z£Zi?iiiBl ••HONOLALY AtAfcfL : Ji er bi r o herhooc ]o q Aembcr hib i$ loO 6Wjg B Page Ta ' o Hundred Eighty-six J Page Two Hundred Eighty-seven , — , Page Two Hundred Eighty eight The Thalian Club OFFICERS W. H. REDFERN President C. H. ALBRIGHT Vice-President W. E. Mays Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mary Purnell Sponsor MEMBERS Boyd. H. L. Rhem, J. S. Davidson, J. S. Smyth. T. L. Earle, S. B.. Jr. Ware. M. D. Ferguson. J. E. Williams, J. A. Jackson, M. P. Jackson, A. E. Jones, D. S. Howard, A. D. Middleton, L. B. Johnson. H. H. McLeod, J. B. Dunlap, S. D. McLesky, J. J. Reese, L. W. MULHERIN, E. J. LEMMON, J. L. Pitts. L. W. Pickens, B. Player, W. W. Hewett, B. L. Ramseur, A. R. Ross, C. W. Page Two Hundred Eighty nine Page Two Hundred Ninety Page Two Hundred Ninety-one ' i c i ' Vu ' u Hundred Ninety two - i • ■ yrpy • i way , I E : Page Two Hundred Ninety-three ' S-PUfraiDtrNTV C.W.5 TCOMAN - VIC-e PttE-SID MT«r £AR.L MUR.DOCK. «P0N500.K MJ S. CECIL MINTfH R£CORDIN j SECRETARY M.B.5TEV NS0N Page Two Hundred Ninety-four z,w SEE? W ! ADVISORY .M.I iARTlW (CHAlfi.) r S.M.eARLC- lot LITTL[-JPH dp., e. W.SIKES i picture Poof O L. MAR5MALU Peop-. A.£ i YA J ar A C W -STCOMA i The Clcmson College Y. M. C. A. Advisory Board is the Governing Body of the Clemson As- sociation. Three of the members arc ex-officio members, the others are elected by the active mem- bership. Professor S. M. Martin has rendered excep- tional service and has been reelected Chairman over a period of twelve years. All the members have been reelected for at least two periods of service. These men deserve much credit for their thoughtful counsel and unstinted effort to make the Clemson Young Men ' s Christian Association one of the very best in our Southland. Professors J. L. Marshall and A. B. Bryan are not included in the photographs. P.B HCLTlr.vlDc ' Rrp a SUSP w Page Two Hundred Ninety-live £ARL MURDOCl4 M. B. «STEVEvta x4 or r- callavIam tom wtBB 3; m. eadd L.+l. GRAHAM hJAttOLD tltLLtQ. DCTUttRE TI it Page Two Hundred Ninety-six The Y. M. C. A. Lobby The lobby of the Clcmson Y. M. C. A. is one of the pret- tiest that can be found in any of the Association buildings. It is here that students and visitors congregate, listen to the radio and the victrolas, gather about the piano and sing, have campus and student socials, play pool, checkers, read newspapers and magazines. The furniture is very comfortable, giving an inviting and friendly air. The Y. M. C. A. Reading Room The Reading Room at the Y. M. C. A. is not exactly the same as such a room would be expected to be in a library, however, we hope to add to this and by keeping more books on Religious Education, magazines on Christian World Outlook, as well as some of the best poems and literature of a lighter vein, we hope to make this a section of the Y one that will always be crowded. This year we have added some pictures and wall decorations in the nature of vases, flowers, etc. We hope to continue to add to this and get more rugs, floor and table lamps, draperies and a real first-class piano. Quite a number of magazines are furnished this room by our good friends of the campus and we are gratefully indebted to them for all of these. In the event some good friends would like to contribute some good books or pictures to the depart- ment, we assure you they will be gratefully received. Page Two Hundred Ninety-seven The Y. M. C. A. Swimming Pool The swimming pool, located in the Y. M. C. A. at Clemson College, is the mecca for many students, boys, girls, men and women. This is a beautiful tank of water, some 72,000 gallons, clear and sparkling. In the winter it is heated and in the summer it is cool and invigorating. Approximately ten thousand swims are taken in here each sum- mer and it is difficult to estimate the number of cadets who revel in this spark- ling, turbulent tank. Visitors from all over the state, visiting teams from the state and other states, are guests here from time to time. Children ' s play hours in the summer are followed by swimming hours in the pool. Some of the best swimmers of Winthrop are generous with their time and talent and assist greatly as instructors and life guards, during the summer months. Many boys take the Red Cross Life Savers tests here under the leadership of Messrs. Satterlee and Vaughan. The Clemson swimming team, captained by Walter Vincent and Coached by Mr. Holtzy, also trains here and has meets here. The Y Gym The Y Gym though small is very busy. During the fall and winter months 1 30 cadets take part in company volley- ball. Several teams were tied when flu broke up school. At the time this goes to press H company is leading in bas- ketball. Over 150 take part in company basketball. Over 125 high school children take ad- vantage of the opportunity to play here and use the showers. Page Two Hundred Ninety-eight A Brief History of the Clemson Y. M. C. A. Organized by Fletcher Brock- man in 1896. the Clemson Col- lege (Student) Young Men ' s Christian Association has ex- perienced some very trying times. Some of the members who stood loyally by the Y in those days when it was not popular to be a member, tell of hardships and trying circumstances that make one wonder how it ever weathered these storms. These circumstances seem to have been the making of some fine men. however, and it was not long before Mr. Ray Legate was elected as the first full-time secretary. Mr. Legate was suc- ceeded by Mr. Noel Prevost and Mr. Prevost in turn was succeeded by Mr. Bob Sweeney. It was during the administration of Mr. Sweeney that the present building campaign was launched and completed. Dr. W. M. Riggs and Dr. W. D. Weatherford. as well as a host of others, including Professor Hunter, Dr. Brackett, Dr. Daniel. Mr. Clinkscales, Mr. S. W. Evans. Dr. Calhoun. Pro- fessor Earle. Professor Lee, Professors Martin. Klugh. Harris and others — worked until they succeeded in getting Rockefeller to give $50,000.00 toward the building, provided the Board of Trustees and friends raise the additional $15,000.00. The building was completed in 1915 and dedicated January, 1916. Mr. Roy John was the first secretary of the Y in new quarters. Mr. John Lester of Auburn, was the first assistant secretary. Mr. Holtzy succeeded Mr. Lester as assistant secretary in 1916. Messrs. Fields. Bryant. Stoney, Mc- Clure, Fox. Robinson. Vaughan and Cooper arc other secretaries who have labored faithfully and well at Clemson. In its brief existence Clemson Y has turned out men who have gone into Y. M. C. A. work and are making good. J. E. Johnson is secretary of the Y at the University of Florida. J. M. Leland is secre- tary of the Y at The Citadel, H. E. Robinson is secretary of the Y at Tulane, Dag Folgcr was for a number of years secre- tary of the Y at Auburn and at Emory. Numerous Clemson men have gone into the Chris- tian ministry and as foreign missionaries. Where You Can Get Good Things to Eat Page Two Hundeed Ninety-nine The Secretaries of the Y The Secretaries are full-time employed executives. These men are elected by the Governing Board of the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Holtzendorff has been at Clemson for a number of years. Coming here as Assistant Secretary in 1916, Mr. Holtzy served for over a year. After a period with Uncle Sam ' s Flying Corps, he returned to Clemson in July, 19 19, and has been here since. Mr. Vaughan, or Theo. as he is generally called, came to Clemson when children were wee tots and old men were boys. He was graduated from Clemson in 19 24 and has been at Clemson ever since except for a brief time spent in business. Theo has rendered fine service through the Clemson Y and is loved and respected by all Clemson men. Mr. Cooper, or Roy, as he is generally spoken of, is our genial third man on the staff. Cooper was the first man to be tried out in the capacity of a third secretary and he so ably did his work that the members of the Board were unanimous in wanting to have him continue with us. Much valuable service has been rendered by Mr. Cooper and many fellows have learned to respect his judgment and seek his counsel. Things Attempted — Things Accomplished BIBLE STUDY COMMITTEE M. B. STEVENSON. Chairman BYRD, CLAYTON, MCLAURIN. Assistants Teachers: Reverend Hodges. Rev. Satterlee, Rev. Clarke. Rev. Crouch, Professors Hunter. Martin. W. B. Aull. G. H. Aull. Burton, Klugh. Marshall. Kinard. Williams. Lewis. Dr. Mills: Secretaries Holtzendorff, Vaughan and Cooper. 230 Freshmen enrolled. 150 books furnished. Student Standards of Action studied. 345 and more enrolled in the study of The Meaning of Faith. 1.000 copies of the Gospel of John given to students. 1.000 copies of the Gospel of St. Luke given to students. NEW STUDENT COMMITTEE Earl C. Murdoch. Chairman About twenty assisted on this committee. These men met trains, assisted the Freshmen with matriculation and endeavored in many ways to be real friends to these new men when they needed friendly counsel and advice. Visited many Freshmen, helped put on Freshman Night. and in many ways tried to make these new boys realize that they were Clemson men and Christian gentlemen. RELIGIOUS PROGRAMS L. H. GRAHAM, Chairman Assistants: CADET YOUNG, MRS. DAN LEWIS, and others Average attendance at these Sunday night union services ranges from 350 to 400. On several occasions we have had over 400 and on two occasions about 500 each night. Pictures of almost every country have been shown, and the sermons and talks have been exceptionally inspiring. Some months we have followed a theme such as: The Influence of Christianity on: 1. Civilization: 2. Our Nation: 3. Some Outstanding Individuals. We have had a splendid orchestra and the fellows all seem to take a keen delight in making the song service a real praise service. Mrs. Dan Lewis is due much of the credit for the fine music and for lots of special music. CONFERENCES C. W. STROMAN, Chairman We have had a number of men to attend different conferences. Usually most of them attend the State Student Volunteer Conference and the Blue Ridge Student Conference. This year we had only a small delegation but hope to have the officers for 1929-1930 and a large delegation of students at the Annual Students ' Conference at Blue Ridge. N. C, in June. Page Three Hundred GOSPEL TEAMS D. C. TURRENTINE, Chairman One delegation has been to Anderson College, one is to go to Winthrop on the 13th of March and we hope to have another go to Tamassee and probably two or three other places. The purpose of this team is to train and interest men in the actual doing of Christian work. We have had some very fine delegations go out from Clemson and hope to have even better in the future. PUBLICITY H. L. SHANDS. Chairman Assistants: RENTZ AND VAUGHAN This committee had charge of the writing, selection and compiling of news and data for the columns of The Tiger. Write-ups of the weekly meetings, special meetings, and things of unusual merit as well as news from different parts of the world pertaining to Y. M. C. A. and some select poems and quotations being offered. BOYS ' WORK Harold Heller. Chairman Assistants: FRED KlRCHNER. MR. HOLTZY. THAMES, McDANlEL. BRIDGES. COOPER Several groups were taken out on hikes, groups met Saturday mornings and Wednesday afternoons for play and for swims. The midget basketball team met on these and other occasions for basketball. Several play parties were conducted by the Y and quite an extensive program was conducted in the summer and through the Daily Vacation Bible School. SOCIAL J. F. CALLAHAM. Chairman A number of men were called upon to assist with this work. A group from the Freshman class and some older classmen helping with Freshman Night. Sophomores and Juniors and Seniors helping with their respective nights. Several members assisted with the entertainment of the Business Woman ' s Club. This committee was in charge of decorations and assisted greatly with the Foreign Work Supper when 1 1 5 students and members of the faculty gathered to discuss the foreign work of the Y. M. C. A., and to listen to a gifted orator in the person of Mr. S-. C. Leaug. National General Secretary of the Y. M. C. A., in Canton. China. In this connection might be mentioned the fact that over thirty feature pictures were shown free during the year and a great many news and travel pictures were shown free, also. This enabled each student to have the privilege of seeing at least one picture each week without cost to him. CHURCH RELATIONS T. W. WEBB. Chairman Assisting in this work were representatives from the different young people ' s societies of the different churches. This committee decided upon union services once each month and had numerous union socials, one of the outstanding services being the one conducted by the young ladies from the D. A. R. school at Tamassee. Mr. Ralph Cain is in charge of this school. Mr. Cain is a Clemson graduate and Mrs. Cain is a Winthrop graduate. These services have been found to be most helpful and stimulating. EVENING WATCH J. M. EADDY. Chairman Several men from each company are selected as the assistants on the committee. Due to the time of long roll and reveille, no groups were organized during the first part of the year. An effort was made to get the men to read a portion of the Bible daily. Copies of the Gospel of John were given out and a talk made in chapel urging the men to set aside a part of the day for Bible reading and prayer. It is hoped that we will have at least one company prayer group organized on each company hall before school closes and get a good start next year. Page Three Hundred One Calhoua AA £M££ UM4. M£B JMSJJA fflM; J£A£ £ J££ CAC£OA ' ,J ?m£JM j ma s, c voonsc y, r£.a rr o. .£J£ ££ Y, WC £££ £$, £ . . £OG£ 3, C.AMAA, Z£}VMA MM£ ' 3J ?C0W GW(miOt0 £££ £ £££ £ ?A? i£r r c . J ££ $£AC £GWM J £ M A £ ?. 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Taylor Sponsor Junior Dancing Club Page Three Hundred Six Junior Dancing Club OFFICERS ' Bill Patterson i President Stony Jackson Vice-President LONNIE REESE Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS Jimmy Attaway Phyzie Lemmon Bogee Bannister Ed Mathis Parott Byrd Fritz Mercer Jimmy Chisholm States Roberson Cal Crowther Fred Rush Hank Dorsett Robby Smith George Durst Watt Tiller Ed DuPre Pap Timmerman Sam Earle Bill Wannamaker Phil Finn Marion Ware Bat Hewitt Odell Weeks Alan Hicks Bob Wickliffe Rock Howard Jim Weleh Henry Jackson Bubber Williams Page Three Hundred Seven Miss Dolly Singlkton Sponsor Sophomore Dancing Club Page Three Hundred Eight Sophomore Dancing Club OFFICERS I. S. Davidson President J. G. ADAMS Vice-President S. T. MCDOWELL Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS L. M. Allison G. L. Dozier G. W. Price T. P. Anderson A. J. Dyess F. B. Pollard E. O. Black M. B. Evans B. s. Rose A. M. BOZEMAN E. P. Earle W R. Ridlehuber W. M. Barnwell E. From G. P. Smith J. E. Bennett W. L. Hicks E. 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Jflarttn Brug Company (Incorporated) 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. 1929 and 1930 Class Rings Repairs on Rings of All Classes Solicited CLEMSON VIEW POST CARDS Twenty Cents a Dozen Page Three Hundred Sixty Can You Imagine — Little Joe Hunter in a hurry? Clemson having spring holidays the same time as Winthrop? Will Rogers Clarke not apologizing to his class? Professor Rodrick with balloon pants on? Dr. Daniel not bragging on what a wonderful fellow he is? Colonel Munson with his hands in his pockets? Clemson being made a co-ed school? Freshmen not having to meet reveille? Rat Hell-hole a varsity football player? Not having rice for dinner and grits for breakfast? Captain Oberg throwing away his money? Clemson being moved to Greenville? Colonel Munson addressing the cadet corps and not saying. ' Young Gentlemen ? ColonelFaulkenberry not wanting to bust somebody? Dicky Brackett teaching Military Science? Snub Pollard smiling? Wee Willie Klugh forgetting your name? Bill Lippincott wearing a black necktie every day? Boys not going to sleep in Misery Holmes ' class? Guts Shanklin being commandant of Clemson? Not having to go to church on Sunday? Not having inspection on Saturday morning? Anybody writing such foolishness as this? Page Three Hundred Sixty-one IE WEAfNETM WOT WHAT WE JAVETH - X '  «« j WATER.! ' JUtog , tr$ jU r , (Mn) I. - A SERVING OF GREENVILLE ICE CREAM In the Late Afternoon Will Bring Back Nine o ' Clock Pep GREENVILLE ICE CREAM CO. 711 WEST WASHINGTON ST. GREENVILLE. S. C. Page Three Hundred Sixty-two The Glemson College Laundry 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. ' Prompt Service That Satisfies ' Page Three Hundred Sixty-three HOKE SLOAN AN OLD CLEMSON MAN IN BUSINESS AT CLEMSON SELLS Gents ' Furnishings TO CLEMSON MEN AT THE RIGHT PRICE SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES Page Three Hundred Sixty-four Reg. U. .. Pat Off. E. I. Du PONT de Nemours Co. [NCORPORATED Dyestuffs Department WILMINGTON, DEL. COLOR 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 sales appeal. Manufacturers in the textile field are not only aware of the rapidly growing demand among con sumers for color but colors which are fast. Du Pont dyes are available which satisfactorily fill this requirement, dyes which impart to textile fabrics the enduring color qualities the public is being taught to expect. Dance Programs and Invitations Leather Dance Favors and Novelties The Ghas. H. Elliott Go. The Largest College Engraving House in the World Commencement Invitations, Class Day Programs, Class Pins and Rings Seventeenth Street and Lehigh Ave. PHILADELPHIA Wedding Invitations Calling Cards I raternity and Class Stationery Menus Page Three Hundred Sixty-five Clcmson Glee Club stopping near Walterboro to get water for radiator for Clinkscale ' s bus. FARMER: By God, looks like youse fellows are traveling round a little. Dink Woodward: Yes, a little bit. FARMER: What kind of an organization is this here, anyhow? DlNK: A Glee Club. FARMER: Who you play down here today? DlNK: We don ' t play anybody, we sing. FARMER: Oh yeah, a revivial meeting. DlNK: Hell, no. FARMER: O-oh yeah, a quartette. DlNK: That ' s right: how did you guess it? LIVINGSTONE COMPANY P. W N. WAREHOUSE GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA WHOLESALE GROCERS Page I htee Hundred Sixty-six MONTGOMERY CRAWFORD SPARTANBURG, S. C. SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE— MILL — ELECTRIC AND RADIO SUPPLIES FARM IMPLEMENTS PAINTS AND OILS The Place to Buy Your Supplies | ' Clemson Headquarters in Greenville | J O Jones Co GREENVILLE, S. C. OUTFITTERS TO COLLEGE MEN FOR 22 YEARS Hart, Schaffner 8 Marx Clothes Florsheim Shoes Manhattan and Enro Shirts Stetson, Dobbs, Leo Hats ! Poinsett Hotel Carolina ' s Best GREENVILLE, S. C. ftN IMPOSS I B I L ITY , D iipr«? Three Hundred Sixtu-sevm ' - V SENIOR: Do you know Al Jolson. 1 ' FRESHMAN: What class is he? A successful grad, my son, can always be recognized by the seat of his pants. The successful grad ' s pants are shiny from sitting down. Be sure Seniors to look at your pants to see if you are a success. The poets do sing concerning spring. They say the bird is on the wing. Upon my word it is absurd: 1 think the wing is on the bird. COACH CODY: Ever had any experience in football before? FOGGY WOODWARD: Yep. played left end once in a minstrel show. 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