Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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HJitLu tLhyOV A£ Book I. ADMINISTRATION EACH PLAYS HIS PART THE DEPARTMENTS Book 3. THE BRIGADE DANTE ' S INFERNO HERE AND THERE Book 2. CLASSES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Book 4. BELLES DAMES Book 5. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL TRACK BOXING MINOR SPORTS Book 6. ORGANIZATIONS PUBLICATIONS y. M. C. A. HONOR CLUBS AND FRATERNITIES ADS AND SATIRE - -« -»SU Btn lBJji

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L EDITOR ' S FOREWORD To record accurately the four years at Clemson would in- clude many pleasant memories, sweet triumphs, and bitter failures. Bearing these thoughts in mind, we have tried to portray vividly a concrete and pictorial record of these as- pirations, joys, and sorrows in such a way that this edition will become with advancing years a souvenir of the past. Although our theme is chosen from the Military Department, our purpose is not to glorify war, but to both honor our mili- tary leaders of today and pay tribute to those of yesterday. Through these pages are revealed the efforts of the 1938 TAPS Staff in compiling a yearbook that we hope will satisfy the varied tastes of those who read this volume. The task was difficult, and we can only hope for the enthusiastic accept- ance of our readers, if so, our purpose wi have been achieved.

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tCi CI t arms At this command our gray-clad cadet corps, awakened by the bitter lessons of the World War, looks into the dim past to pay tribute and to honor the sons of Clemson who answered the call to arms — to honor those sons who, following their Duty in the service of their country, ever placed hlonor foremost on the battlefields of war, and to those who made the supreme sacri- fice. To those Clemson men who, in the front ranks of this heroic phantom, have thus endowed Clemson with a heritage we will always face and salute . . . this Thirty-first volume of TAPS is dedicated with pride. •II ; Ma- rl X M ■ f