Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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MANY FRIENDS . . . acquaintances at college . . . friendly arguments . learning to get along . . . campus organizations . . . known by the com- pany he keeps . . . MIDNIGHT OIL. . . first and fore- most in college life . . . the real business of school . . . often trying, more often, disheartening . . . never caught up . . . satisfied fesling when it ' s all over . . . ENDLESS HOURS . ■ ■ always an eight o ' clock Monday morning . . . waiting for five til the hour . . . pop quizzes . . . afternoon labs . . . pro- fessors making the courses . . . learn in spite of yourself . . . final exams . . .

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TAPS VOLUME EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER LITERARY EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER CLASSES EDITOR FEATURES EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER ART EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR MILITARY EDITOR AND THE STUDENTS SOUTH XLII A. K. BOWMAN, JR. A. A. MUCKENFUSS, JR. D. L. MILLING L G. TRIMMIER D. B. SALLEY E. B. HARE F. J. HOLCOMBE R. A. McMAHAN J. F. HARE R. E. FAULKENBERRY OF CLEMSON COLLEGE CAROLINA

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On the pages of this volume are seen the personalities, the events, the background, which together make life at Clemson in 1952. The four-year cycle of College life repeats itself over and over against a slowly changing panorama. New faces come in to learn, old faces go out to accomplish. The bond between these accomplishments and the things which make up life at the college — the classes, the drills, the associations, the studies, the sports — is the class ring. CHEERING CROWDS . . . teamwork essential ... a chance to gain national headlines . . . intersectional rivalries . . . endless practice sessions . . . Block C . . . MARCHING FEET • • • after a year of rat service . . . unrelenting drills and parades . . . bust sheets . . . Mothers ' Day, Spring Inspection . . . after four years, a second lieutenancy . . .