A. Wolfe Davidson with clay "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, circa 1967Clemson University LibrariesModel is preliminary for A. Wolfe Davidson's "Brotherhood of the Tiger" aluminum statue commissioned by Tiger Brotherhood and installed in front of Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum in 1969.
Large and small models for "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, circa 1967Clemson University LibrariesModels are preliminary for A. Wolfe Davidson's "Brotherhood of the Tiger" aluminum statue commissioned by Tiger Brotherhood and installed in front of Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum in 1969. Sculpted head of girl at right.
Large and small models for "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, circa 1967Clemson University LibrariesModels are preliminary for A. Wolfe Davidson's "Brotherhood of the Tiger" aluminum statue commissioned by Tiger Brotherhood and installed in front of Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum in 1969. Bust of Frank Howard in background.
Man with clay model for "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, circa 1967Clemson University LibrariesModel is preliminary for A. Wolfe Davidson's "Brotherhood of the Tiger" aluminum statue commissioned by Tiger Brotherhood and installed in front of Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum in 1969. Bust of Frank Howard in background.
Child touching clay model for "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, circa 1967Clemson University LibrariesModel is preliminary for A. Wolfe Davidson's "Brotherhood of the Tiger" aluminum statue commissioned by Tiger Brotherhood and installed in front of Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum in 1969. Sculpted head of girl at right.Bust of Frank Howard in background.
Clay model for "Brotherhood of the Tiger" statue, circa 1967Clemson University LibrariesTiger model is preliminary for A. Wolfe Davidson's "Brotherhood of the Tiger" aluminum statue commissioned by Tiger Brotherhood and installed in front of Clemson University's Littlejohn Coliseum in 1969. Busts of Robert C. Edwards (left), Frank Howard (2nd from left) and others can be seen in the background.
Oral history of John McIntyreClemson University Libraries. Special Collections and ArchivesA video recording of an in-person interview conducted by Austin Mall with Staff Sergeant John McIntyre on March 31, 2014. Born on February 2, 1922, McIntyre served in the United States Army during World War II. After enlisting in 1942, he trained as an engineer and led a squad that cleared mines and booby traps following the D-Day invasion.
McIntyre recounts landing on Utah Beach after D-Day, removing explosives set to deter Allied forces, and following the Third Army through France. He helped construct a staging area in Marseille for troops bound for the Pacific, though the war ended before deployment. Returning home in 1945, he used the GI Bill to attend Clemson University, where he studied textiles before opening his own business and caring for his family, with which he returned to Normandy decades later.