Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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REGIONAL CLUBS -Latendi intnt 1 Cu After struggling through three months of the old school grind, the members of the Clarendon-Clemson Club finally let their hair down at the magnanimous Christmas hop. One is likely to get the idea that county clubs exist for the sole purpose of dancing, but dancing is only one facet of the county clubs ' work. This type of organization is comparable to the social fraternity in a university, bringing men of the same community together in a spirit of friend- ship and cooperation. IT MUST HAVE A KEY; KIRVEN ' S IN IT. W. y. GODWIN President W. R. FLEMMING Secretary j. R. BROADWAY MEMBERS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR: E. S. Coffey, L. E. Holliday, R. S. Jackson, and L. W. James. JOE COKER J. D. DINKINS E. DuRANT E. KIRVEN J. S. EVANS T. B. LOVE L. W. FLOYD C. E. LOWDER J. A. FRENTZ R. D. McNAIR H. T. GREEN J. E. MILSAP J. W. GREEN C. R. HODGE J. A. RICHBOURG K. L. RIDGILL I. N. HOOPLE L. E. ROSE W. E. KILROY O. L. STUKES f u3 1-3 mM i 379

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K ltetakee K auntu litv l i The Cherokee County Club was organized, as is true of the other county clubs, to bring the students of Cherokee County together. Although this club is comparatively new, a large membership has been acquired. The club was formed to create a feeling of comradeship among the members and a unity of purpose in any activity. The holiday seasons are high lighted by dances sponsored by the club. Various other social activities feature the regular school term. j. w. FOWLER Pres ; dent L . L. PLAXICO Vice-President J. M. HAMMETT R. M. NORMAN J. D. GAULT Secretary-Treasurer L. R. HAMMETT J. W. PAINTER H. B. COYLE Chm. of Rec. Com. L. F. HAMRICK J. M. PEEK H. G. ALLISON W. B. HUMPHRIES R. H. PETTIT H. E. BLAND J. JOLLY F. C. RAMSEY V. B. CALDWELL C. E. JONES H. K. RAMSEY T. D. GAULT J. R. KIRKPATRICK K. R. SANDERS M. E. GETTYS J. W. MAHAFFEE J. H. SARRATT R. E. HAMBRIGH 1 T. F. McCRAW R. SELLARS M. J. TURNER T. P. TURNER W. B. TURNER R. A. WESTBROOK CHEROKEES TALK OVER A FEED. J - '

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lu l appa K ltc ft The Kershaw County Club is an organization whose functions are purely social. It is one of the oldest organizations of its kind on the campus. At social events put on by the club, it aims to bring together -some of the leaders of the school, thus establishing an intimate friendship among them and raising the social standard of Clemson. In a school such as Clemson where military life is the order of the day and clannishness is prevalent, there is a definite need for organizations that are purely social in their lines of activity. D. C. BAXLEY Vice-President A. W. HILTON R. A. HALL President L H. D. BOyKIN, JR. Secretary J. C. JACKSON R. O. WATSON Treasurer T. N. MYERS D. A. BARFIELD Publicity Chairman H. R. PATE O. E. BAXLEY W. RALLINGS W. B. S. BOYKIN G. M. SAUNDERS B. M. FAILE D. K. STOKES