Tiger Christmas Tree: John Godfrey ’66
My Georgia Daughter-in-Law has been converted! – John ’66
My Georgia Daughter-in-Law has been converted! – John ’66
All of the Newby girls are home for Thanksgiving and ready to cheer on the Tigers. Picture l to r, row 1: Taylor Newby Wisley, Sydnie Newby, Addi Newby; row 2: Blakely Newby, Caron Newby, Mary Rose Newby, ’85; row 3: Jesse Wisley, Jonathan Peters, John Newby.
Jimmy Richardson ’57 (Agricultural Engineering), and wife Celia Richardson, displaying their Tiger Rags just before a hike on Rabida Island in the Galapagos.
As an airline pilot, captain and check airman for American Airlines, Perry Brown ’81 was given the opportunity to pickup a brand new Boeing 737-800 aircraft from Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington.
While on deployment in southwest Asia, there were a few things I needed to have to make sure I wasn’t missing home too much. It’s amazing how much some orange can really brighten up a beige background.
As a Clemson Women’s Rugby alumna, I’ve been waiting four years for the chance to go to the Rugby World Cup and visit England for the first time. I had the opportunity to see my favorite team, the Australia Wallabies, play two of the biggest matches in the tournament. I also got to see USA […]
Enjoying a morning stroll in Beihai Park, Beijing, China before hosting the China Tobacco Control Partnership Smoke-Free Business Awards Ceremony.
While waiting for my plane to arrive, I walked through the gate area and noticed the young man with the Clemson hat. They were from Buffalo, NY, and he was a huge Clemson fan because Sammy Watkins and CJ Spiller were playing for the Bills. I had them come into the cockpit prior to departure […]
After picking up a new aircraft at Boeing field, my copilot and I had fantastic view of Mt Ranier dressed in Clemson colors. Photo has not been altered! — Perry Brown, Class of 1981
Along with five other college student from around the US, I went on a mission trip to Thailand this summer. During out time in Chiang Mai, we visited an elephant reserve where this photo was snapped!
