Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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H 7 ' M I N. Academic

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Getting ready for that last assembly. Graduation At last, the big moment has arrived — those coveted sheepskins. The Commencement address, after which comes the Diploma.

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SCHOOL OF Agriculture Q boys of the Ag House pose during their initiation. Freshmen start at the bottom and in this rat Botany class. fork up Agriculture Econmoics Agricultural Engineering Agronomy Animal Husbandry Botany Dairy Entomology Horticulture Poultry Pre-Forestry The Clemson School of Agriculture has come a long way since it was first provided for in the will of Thomas G. Clemson. Some of the biggest men in the field have received their educations at Clemson. It is no wonder that we have had such outstanding success with men like Dean H. P. Cooper, Lord Collins, Big Ben Goodale, Doctor Aull, etc., at the controls in this vast program of education. Influence of the Clemson School of Agriculture is greatly felt by the farmers and farm specialists throughout the State of South Carolina. Bulletins, pamphlets, and other sources of information, sent out from time to time, prove of invaluable service to the rural families of the state. First Row, Left to Ri g ht: C. C. Brannon, J. T. Lazar, Jr., C. L. Morgan, G. H. Aull, H. P. Cooper, G. H. Collings, Second Row: L. R. Hammett, W. N. McAdams, E. G. Godbey, J. R. Cook, D. B. Rosenkrans, W. C. Godley, C. M Peterson. Third Row: J. B. Richardson, R. W. Rutledge, L. O. Van Blaricom, E. B. Rogers, O. B. Garrison, H. J. R. C. Shelley. Fourth Row: Carson Evans, A. W. Snell, R. W. Wheeler, V. A. Boyd, F. W. Thodc, J. B. Whitney, E Koloman Lehotsky. B. E. Goods . Jones, A. Sefick, Dav H. Warnh. le, J. M. Ru C. Mathew: d Dunavan, rff, Jr., J. B. »h, W. :, R. E, L. M. Cooper E. A. Husmann. Ware, W. H. Bauknight, Jr., Morey Lipton, ppspr i far