Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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RODGER and WALTER . . . Vets ... two laces always seen thrown the Juice Shop window . . . anything to eat — they have it. BETTY MOORMAN . . . cashier at student bank . . . friendly smile and free with the cash . . . frequently seen in the Juice Shop. DAN . . . the Man!!! . . . double or nothing for a hamburger . . . good to the troops . . . Kluttz ' s protege. DR. TAYLOR . . . bachelor by choice... known for his strict schedule . . . bottles, spoons, and fountain pens in pockets . . . tremendous pipe . . . witty and good natured. FAMILIAR FACES ON THE CAMPUS DAVE MOOREHEAD . . . Warthead . . . charter member of Clemson . . . hustler and organizer of the rebirth of Clemson spirit. l 28

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BARBARA HATTAWAY gives MR. LITTLEJOHN a ring to get some info and keeps the business manager ' s office rolling smoothly. MR. BERRY, the man in the IBM room, handles all the records at Clemson and is the one who sends blue slips home to the family. WORKERS ELIZABETH GRIFFIN has no easy time of it making sure that every one has a good seat at all athletic events. Her he lp in the ticket office is indispensable. PATSY PLAyER, one of the popular secretaries, takes a break between keeping the treasurer ' s records straight and her hubby , Sammy, off the golf links. These two attractive tellers in the student bank discuss ways to save the troops a few nickles and dimes. 27

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