Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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The study behind the Calhoun Man- sion . . . where the great statesman wrote many of his political treatise . . . PAST . . . PRESENT At Clemson the heritage of yesterday meets the progress of today. Out of the red hills once owned and revered by Calhoun and Clemson rise the sweeping lines of contemporary architecture. Chemistry Building . . . The newest and sleekest ol the school ' s academic structures . . . where progress in design outside reflects scientific progress inside . . .

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A favorite activity . . . just a gathering of guys and gals . . . adds to any group ... a piano . . . A familiar sight . . . the less clothes on the billboard fem — the longer the line in front of the ticket window . . .

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Clemson House . . . Most imposing of the buildings on Clemson ' s campus . . . adds an urban air to a rural setting . . . enjoyment everywhere . . . Irom the Tiger Tavern for stu- dents downstairs to the pent- house for politicos and tycoons upstairs . . . The founder of the college and its most famous landmark . . . Thomas Green Clemson over- looking the fulfillment of his dream . . . the familiar tower of Tillman Hall looming over- head . . . both constant re- minders of two great men responsible for the heritage which is Clemson . . .