Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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many weeks of detailed planning by an organization. After the parade came the season ' s first pep rally with all its en- thusiasm and spirit. Students began showing pride in their soon to be na- tionally ranked football team by par- ticipating in cheers led by the varsity cheerleaders at the rally. They continued this spirit right through the season ' s highlight — the opening game. Soon it was mid-season and Home- coming, which commenced with Tigerama. Here, Greeks competed for the winning title by performing in skits based on an overall theme. Record crowds filled the stadium, and an im- pressive fireworks display signified the finale of the festivity. But the work was not quite finished, for the displays were The night sky above Death Valley was alive with streamers of light at Tigerama, part of the traditional homecoming festivities. An enthusiastic Tiger fan shows his support in a unique way while capitaliz- ing on a popular game show personality. Clemson ' s Tiger Mascot, brought to life by cheerleader Zack Mills takes a break in the endzone during one of the televised football games.