Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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Mr. Berry checks over another application blank — the beginning of a hard road for somebody. A friendly word from Mrs. J. C. Clapp greets a student entering the Business Manager ' s office. and administr To keep the school running smoothly requires a group of efficiently coordinated individuals. The Registrar, the Treasurer, the Business Manager, all work together to form the administrative body. Without them, Clemson wouldn ' t be. Planning three meals a day for three thousand students is no easy job. Getting it done is the responsibility of Mrs. Margaret Cotheran. s preparing a menu that much fun? Miss : rances Mason, the dietitian ' s secretary, eems to be enjoyins it. It ' s straight now, but wait until the troops move in. Mr. Lindsay sees that the food is ordered and cooked.

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; l Mr. J. C. Littlejohn, business manager, has a big job in making ends meet. Mr. G. E. Metz handles the massive job of admitting students and keeping records straight. P Mr. G. H. Hill, director of student activities, assists and handles money for student publications. Mr. A. J. Brown, treasurer, the big-money man who handles the financial end of administration. nd His Administrators Mr. K. N. Vickery, assistant registrar, helps coordinate the many duties of the registrar ' s office. Mr. H. H. Hill, Jr., manager of the housing project, does his best to keep a roof over our heads.

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ative staff A never-ending row of figures is a necessary evil of administration. Miss Elizabeth Shanklin, the Assistant President , takes a call in the front office. Keeping the school out of the red is the job of the Treasurer ' s Offi Sara Gambrell is still trying to juggle those booh Genius at work-Doc Milford must have an Some people always pos idea for a new type of pill. This is the bulletin board that all Cadets will be required to read. the results of whose work is seen at