Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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Homecoming ' 66 featured the show- manship of Little Anthony and the Impe- rials. Bringing a good show to the cam- pus, the group provided music for a great weekend of partying. By 1973, the student body was too large for dances to be held. Concerts be- came the main occupation of the CDA and other groups. Flash Cadillac brought 50 ' s rock and roll to a packed Harcombe Commons. yi4 28

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Ray Charles provided the music to get Homecoming in 1963 off to a successful start. His performance Friday night was followed Saturday by a win in football. The Military Ball was the Friday night en- tertainment on a spring weekend. Dur- ing the dance, honorary cadet Colonel, Sergeant, Corporal and Private were presented. Their dates entered through an arch of sabres. The 1961 Rat Hop featured a band com- posed of Clemson students. Couples en- joyed the dancing as the festivities got the year off to a great start. 27

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The 1966 TAPS Junior-Senior provided a perfect end of the year as students en- joyed shagging to the band provided by CDA. The last social event of the year, the dance vjos follov ed by the usual houseparties and fraternity parties. Dionne Warwick performed at the Saturday night TAPS Junior-Senior, pro- viding Sonne of the best entertai nment at any dance. ;-vW? .»»A m m ' - J- Slow dancing had not yet evolved to putting both arms around a date in 1967. Couples like this one still enjoyed getting as close as possible while gazing soul- fully into each others eyes. 29