Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Taps, 1920, Vol. 13
In a year unknown, Red ventured from the quiet town of Lowndesville into the gates of our institution of learning. He, however, claims Wash ington as his home now. We wonder why.
But he entered into the depths of various and sundry kinds of knowledge, principal among which is the wiles oi the vampire, and the actions of a skyscraper under the stresses of the elements. For, my gentle reader, Red is an architect, renowned in and around our College of the Foothills.
Rembert has an enviable disposition, one that at tracts and holds the friendship of all those who come in contact with him. He is a diligent worker, a serious-minded student, and one who is likely to make his college and native home proud of him; and we predict that before long he will have started an American Renaissance in architecture.
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