Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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Plow Boy , as he is often called by the stu- dents when they are speaking strictly off the record ' was born and reared in Union County, North Carolina. He often speaks of his boyhood days, loving to boast of how well he could ride a mule bareback, and of his football days at Wake Forest. After receiving his M.A. degree from Wake Forest College in 1891, he achieved his Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins University in 1897. Since, he has served in the capacity of professor of history and political economics, author, state senator, Dean of Wake Forest College, President of Coker Col- lege, and now, President of Clemson College. Beloved by everyone who has known him, re- spected by all of the greatest educators of the country, and an inspiration to us, he is never too busy to lay aside his work for a personal talk with a troubled student. These personal relations with the students are cherished dearly in the heart of our Prexy — Dr. Sikes. He values them highly. He is to every student a friend, counselor, and leader. His high ideals that he sets before us, his magnetic personality and lovable nature that has endeared him to the Clemson student are largely responsible for the Clemson of today. May we, the class of ' 40, ever cling to those high ideals of scholarship and public service, and those masterful traits of leadership as they were exemplified by our beloved President — Dr. Enoch Walter Sikes. ip

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