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AS DAWN is breaking with a riot of early-morning color on the Clem- son Campus, up in the foot-hills of the mountains where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness, and as the first signs of life become evident in preparation for a day of various activities, a similarity may be drawn in connection with the 1937 TAPS — a year ' s record of many such days begun in just such a manner. It is breath-taking and awe-in- spiring to look down upon a scene that becomes busier as the day grows older and to note the variety of preparations that are being made in order to meet and cope with the problems and situations that are to be encountered and reckoned with — classes that involve quizzes, speeches, diagrams and recitations under the expert tute- lage of a competent faculty, drills that involve explanations and tim- ing under the watchful eye of the Army, and gatherings at night that involve social and technical discussions with both cadets and men who represent the contacts that have been made through the years of earnest endeavor and effort while here at Clemson. Is it any wonder that to choose an adequate theme representative of sixteen hundred cadets, their varied activities, and their reactions to the nature of any effort made in their behalf, is an enormous task that requires concentrated time and thought? Just as surely as the Clemson Cadet Corps sponsors a yearbook in which is recorded in written and pictorial form the activities of the corps during a year at Clemson, there must be a theme to bind the various divisions of the book together into a compact, logical and understandable production. The staff has deliberated thoroughly and completely with the hope and thought in mind that the readers of this yearbook would come to praise and value its choice of a theme — Chemistry, as portrayed through the eyes of industry, in our every- day lives. Through the pattern of our every-day lives there is a.threacJ so closely woven that at times we fail to appreciate the essential ele- ment that it contributes to the general design of our modern mode of living.
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