. Clemson College annual. men, and has beentoiling upward with us ever since Hewas a member of the Senior DancingClub and the German Club. He will run a cattle ranch at Cow-pens. ARCHIBALD LAWRENCECAMPBELL His sparkling rallies bubbled up as fromaerated natural fountains. This young Mark Twain first saw thelight of day in Walterboro, S. C, onthe 18th of January, 1886. You willplease forgive me. dear readers, but 1must exonerate my good friend by tell-ing you that the nickname of Boozeis very inaptly applied. He is a camelby name: but. unlike all other animalsof his kind, he cannot go eight day
. Clemson College annual. men, and has beentoiling upward with us ever since Hewas a member of the Senior DancingClub and the German Club. He will run a cattle ranch at Cow-pens. ARCHIBALD LAWRENCECAMPBELL His sparkling rallies bubbled up as fromaerated natural fountains. This young Mark Twain first saw thelight of day in Walterboro, S. C, onthe 18th of January, 1886. You willplease forgive me. dear readers, but 1must exonerate my good friend by tell-ing you that the nickname of Boozeis very inaptly applied. He is a camelby name: but. unlike all other animalsof his kind, he cannot go eight dayswithout a drink—of water, of received his early education inBrunson. Allendale, and at MorrisonsPreparatory School. He entered Clem-son in the fall of 1903. and pursued theCivil Course, to which he has been acredit. Booze held the office of Cor-poral and Sergeant, and wa- AssistantLocal Editor of the 1907 Annual, andAssociate Editor of The Tiger. Thisyoung Hercules always took to the sidelines in athletic-.
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