Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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EXPRESSIONS THE STUDENT THE ACADEMICS, THE ATHLETICS. THE ACTIVITIES, AND THE ORGANIZATIONS OF CLEMSON UNIYERSITV FUNCTION FOR ONE REASON— BECAUSE THERE ARE STUDENTS. THESE STUDENTS ARE DIFFERENT FROM EACH OTHER, AND THEV EXPRESS CLEMSON IN THEIR OWN INDIVIDUAL WAY. THERE IS EXPRESSION SHOWN AT A FRATERNITY COSTUME PARTY AND IN THE TUG-OF-WAR AT THE ANNUAL GREEK WEEK. THERE IS EXPRESSION SEEN AS A CHEERLEADER DOES HER PART AND AS A FOOTBALL PLAYER STIFLES A YAWN. THERE IS THE EFFORT OF A PRESIDENT TO EXPLAIN THE IMPORTANCE OF AN ELECTION. THERE IS EXPRES- SION OF ANGER AFTER A BAD PLAY, AND THE EXPRESSION OF PAIN AFTER LAST SEMESTER ' S FLU SHOT. THERE IS THE EXPRES- SION OF BEWILDERMENT AS A RAT BEGINS THE LONG PROCESS OF LEARNING CLEMSON, AND THE EXPRESSION AS HE FINDS THE COMMON TIE THAT FORMS THE ALL-IMPORTANT BOND. A BOY EXPRESSES THE WONDERS OF AN IFC CHRISTMAS PARTY. A SKYDIVER EXPERIENCES THE THRILL OF A FREE FALL, AND FRANK HOWARD EXPLAINS HOW A TIGER SHOULD PLAY FOOT- BALL. THESE ARE THE EXPRESSIONS WHICH REPRESENT THE SCHOOL, THE BOND, AND THE MOST IMPORTANT . . . THE STUDENTS OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY. i ; . K U rt P e ff ' • : 4m . i4 K- -m -V ! - - m ' r . i rV:. ' : % -,