Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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FRONT ROW: W. B. Williams, G. J. Lindsay, A. E. McKenna, H. H. Willis, R. K. Eaton, E. F. Cartee, W. G. Ware. SECOND ROW: M. L. Huckabee, W. E. Tarrant, G. H. Dunlap, J. V. Walters. THIRD ROW: W. L. Hicks, G. Case, I. S. Pitts, T. A. Campbell. by the strains of crow calls. Then came our Junior year, where we met disaster from Analysis under Bud, Chemistry under Lindsay, and Floppy in the Engine house. The Dean took us in hand our final year to teach a little testing. Likewise, we suffered the rapid pace of Speed Demon in Cost Finding and Jacquads by hHally-hlack. To top the old dip, we feel that this mill grind cannot get the best of us because we are prepared. Sophomores and Crow design patterns Seniors dllly with calculators

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' B. B. observes cloth in the making DEAN H. H. WILLIS Here, boy, stuff this in your c6rs SCHOOL OF TEXTILES We are the lint-heads and bobbin-dodgers. From the depths of the largest textile school building in the country, we are destined to become leaders in the Soulh ' s greatest industry. As Rats we were introduced to the fundamentals of textile machinery and mill operation between shop courses and Little Joe ' s math. came the Sophomore year, we learned about Crowfoot, but advanced slowly, accompanied

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Doc Aull and another economical lecture Time out between classes for Herb to lose on the ice crear Bing, the Ag dept. ' s chief mirth maker Get a horse!! Often kidded as a farmer ' s schiool for plowhands, the School of Agriculture has long fulfilled the dream of Thomas G. Clemson, to provide an institution for scientific agriculture. Beginning with Red Ritchie ' s hog lab and Rosie ' s Botany, Freshmen often wonder why heredity is so important until Frog takes them in hand and teaches them the facts of life. Down in the dairy department, Big Ben lectures to his beloved Sophomores, while the Juniors and Sen- iors learn that ice cream ' s ingredients involve a thorough knowledge of chemistry as well as milk. In Bing ' s economics, humor mixes well with prob- lems as our contemporary explains theories of mar- keting. Ag engineers dissect tractors and combines when not buried in designs on rural buildings in the con- ventional Chick Sale manner.