Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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0er First Friday would not be the same without the 'Kudzu Kids. welow Pomp and circumstance are neces- sary for expressing the spirit of returning to campus. Patricia Summers Patricia Summers wbova With the coordination of all, the float is completed. Lundy Hill

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32.3.24: .3. g not victorious for the Tigers who had just been released from a three-year probationary period, the soccer team ended the weekend with a 2-0 victo- ry over Duke University. The momentum of spirit brought another successful First Friday. Var- ious clubs, fraternities, and sororities proved their loyalty to a unified stu- dent body. Appreciation went to CBS, whose eye on the Tigers highlighted the admirable spirit of Clemson for the world to see. 3 Meg Pridemore tbelowt Primitive forms of communications sometimes are more effective than the new phone system! I a A , 4? Mike Marga tabovet With the loyalty toward our mascot, its sometimes hard to identify oneself. trighn The rifle team gives an appropriate salute. Gar righn Hailing the new season, the cheer- leaders proceed through the streets. Patricia Summers i e .3 ; rt? . n 5337353 Lundy Hill $9.2. GD .3. cg oz. GD ea am We cw 333m e .g.

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WlHlE IDIDDIDIUCIEIIQS By the end of the First Friday Pa- rade and the pep rally, even the buildings around the amphitheater were rocking. Or at least vibrating in reaction to Clemson's first outdoor concert, a free performance by The Producers with opening act, The Heartfixers. Blankets and coolers provided comfort, the bands, entertainment. What's He Got and She Sheila were well received with much of the other material written and arranged by various members of The Produc- ers. By 9:45, there was standing room only. Although many students were not familiar with The Producers, the At- lanta-based band has earned a name in the Caribbean. In addition, video performances led this band to an appearance with Duran Duran and A Flock of Seagulls on the First Annual MTV New Year's Eve Show in New York. Instrumentals by The Heart- fixers and powerful arrangements of The Producers entertained Clemson students until midnight. Although musically the perfor- mance was a success, atmosphere contributed much to the crowd's de- light. Campus provided a nice set- ting, and the students were excellent hosts. Overall spirit seemed to ex- press a desire to see this type of cele- bration continued on an annual ba- sis. '$ Meg Pridemore 30 .,. CONCERTS Patricia A. Summers Patricia A. Summt