Arthur Vernon Williams, M.D., Tales of Clemson 1936-1940, Foreword by Walter T. Cox (Clemson, SC: Clemson University Digital Press, 2002), viii, 96 pp. [33 illustrations]. Including, as Appendices, "Several Highlights from the Sportswriting Career of the Author" and "Prologue by a Former Tiger Editor" by Earl Mazo. Paperbound Price: $15.00.
This memoir of Clemson College life, from matriculation in 1936 to graduation in 1940, is a sequel to the author's recollection of early youth in Charleston, South Carolina. Tales of Clemson 1936-1940 vividly recreates the undergraduate days before the outbreak of war in Europe and the Pacific. President Emeritus Walter Cox (Class of '39) and distinguished journalist Earl Mazo have given the book its foreword and postscript, respectively. Dr. Williams recalls Clemson's own luminaries, mentors, and interesting personalities from more than sixty-two years ago.
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