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Today's Features Departments November 14, 1981 Today's Game and Statistics Clemson vs. Maryland Tiger Cartoon Clemson Memorial Stadium Athletic Administration A Perry Tuttle University Officials Clemson's all-star wide receiver will end Stadium Information Valley today with nearly his Death career Athletic Dept. Staff every record in the Tiger books. But, there Managers & Trainers is nnore to Perry Tuttle than just records. Tim Bourret profiles Clemson's All- IPTAY Club America candidate. Cheerleaders 3 Holiday Greetings Clemson University The Holiday season is approaching and IPTAY Officers/Representatives that means a time for good food, drink and Clemson's Coaches family enjoyment for the Clemson football coaches and their families. Kim Kelly took Today's Band Program a survey of what Thanksgiving means to the coaches' families and also got a few hints on some intriguing recipes. 8 Hall of Fame Seven Clemson legends will be inducted into the Clemson Sports Hall of Fame Players & Coaches today. Four former football players, a former basketball star, a coach and a former 10 Head Coach Danny Ford chairman of the athletic council will all 22 Assistant Coaches receive some deserved credit for contri- 36 Clemson Players butions to Clemson. Jeff Rhodes summa- 48 Clemson Alphabetical Roster rizes their accomplishments 50 Clemson Numerical Roster Tigers in the Pros 46 Roster The Clemson alumni association is very 51 Opponent's Numerical strong in professional football as 15 for- 53 Opponent's Alphabetical Roster mer Tigers dot the rosters of the NFL 60 Meet Today's Opponent and CFL teams. Berny Delgado updates us on the accomplishments of the Tigers in the pro ranks. 62 Jerry Gaillard Number-41 migrated to Clemson from Yuma, AZ, the fartherest journey of any Photo Credits: A special thanks to the Tiger on the 1981 team. Cricket Yates Clemson Communication Center staff of takes a look at Clemson's three-year start- Jim Burns, Charles Haralson, Tom er from the West. Shockley, Vince Ducker, Hal Smith, Ben Hendricks, Jim Martin, Lance McKinney University Feature 96 and Dave Lewis. Also to Earle Martin, Ever wonder who shoots all that film for the Bradley, and the staff of the Orange coaches' shows and footage for highlight Jim White. films. Vince Ducker and the crew from the & Clemson Communications Center are responsible for the outstanding shows Tiger fans see each Sunday. 100 Best Game of the Past The 1978 Clemson-Maryland game ranks as one of the top contests of all-time in Clemson and Maryland annals and one of the best in the history of the game. Jeff Rhodes recalls Clemson's exciting victory that gave them their last ACC championship. Represented for National Advertising by: Spencer Marketing 370 Lexington Avenue New York. N. Y 10017

Today's Program is published by the Clemson Football Program Committee Editor: Tim Bourret On the Cover: Designer and Assistant Editor: Kim Kelly Perry Tuttle and Jerry Gaillard conclude Advertising Director: Allison Dalton three years together as Clemson's starting wide receivers. Between them, they Staff Assistants: David McGrew, Cricket Yates, have caught more passes than any other Jeff Rhodes, Berny Delgado, Scott receiving duo in Clemson history. For Jenkins, Kelly Durham and Jill Mixon. more on the veteran receivers see pages Production Assistance: Department of Public 4 and 62. Relations Printing: Keys Printing Co. of Greenville, SO Today^s Game

By Tim Bourret But, of course a successful team Bennie Cunningham and Charlie Waters. needs talent in addition to heart and That is some pretty good company for The Clemson football class of '81 will maturity. In Jeff Davis and Perry Tuttle, that "other" wide receiver. attempt to close its chapter on Tiger Clemson has seen two of the finest play- Defensively, four starters will be play-

football just as it began when Danny ers in Tiger history. Coming into today's ing in their final contest in Tigertown. Ford's team attempts to capture beyond game Tuttle is already Clemson's career Jeff Bryant might be the most improved mathematical dou bt, the ACC champion- leader in reception yardage and he needs defensive tackle in the country and he ship with a victory over Maryland this only eight more catches to establish the has been a major reason Clemson has afternoon. As yearlings on the 1978 career mark for most receptions. His done so well in the national defensive Clemson team, many of this year's crop roommate, Jeff Davis, has been the statistics this year. The Atlanta, GA, of seniors traveled to College Park, MD, leader of the Clemson defense for the native has made 17 tackles for negative foroneof the greatest showdowns in ACC last two seasons and his 424 tackles over yardage and he needs only four more history (for more on this game see page the last four seasons speak well of his tackles behind the line of scrimmage to 100). Clemson came back with a 28-24 contributions for his entire career. Both set a new single-season record. Bill victory and its first ACC title in 1 1 years. Tuttle and Davis will receive countless Smith is another senior on the front five And now, four days short of four years votes for various Al l-America teams when who has served as a starter and depend-

later, the Tigers can do it again with a this season concludes. able reserve this season. In a career

victory over Maryland. It would be fitting The Tigers have dominated teams in plagued by trips to the doctor, Smith has for this class to close its final home game the trenches this season and the per- played three different positions over his with an ACC title, because the ac- formance of Ford's offensive line has five years in Tigertown. complishments of Clemson football been outstanding. Four of the five Two more senior starters are in the under this regime are unparalleled. starters in the interior of the line are secondary on the corners. Roommates Steve Fuller and company, Charlie Wat- seniors who will have earned 12 varsity Hollis Hall and Anthony Rose have pa- ers and his group, and many other cur- letters by the time this season has con- trolled the secondary for the last three rent pro stars did not experience this cluded. Tackle Lee Nanney is the leader years and, despite their size, have held degree of team success during their of the crew and is a legitimate All- their own with anyone. Hall has four eras. America candidate. He has graded the interceptions this year to rank second This class has an overall record of 34- highest of any offensive lineman at on the club, while Rose has two thefts 10 heading into its final two weeks of play Clemson over the last four years and is a and a fumble recovery, a very important and that is already an all-time record for returning member of the all-conference gain at North Carolina last week. most wins by a class. The class of 1980 team. Eight more seniors have been out- registered 33 victories during its time, so Center Tony Berryhill, guard Brian standingreservesoverthe last fouryears thiscrop hasalready eclipsed that mark. Clark and tackle Brad Fisher have and, despite never having started a con- Hopefully, this group still has three victo- opened holes that even Danny Ford test, have played key roles in Clemson's ries left in them. could use to gain five yards a carry. All 34 wins since 1978. Lockie Brown (PK "This is probably the best group of three have been selected as either state from Tucker, GA), Nick Bowman (LB,

seniors I have ever worked with," said or ACC Lineman-of-t he-Week at one time Crossville, TN), Randy Cheek (LB, Clemson Head Coach Danny Ford. of another this season. Augusta, GA), Pete Demery (WR, Kings- "Leadership has been one of the reasons A sixth senior starter on offense is tree, SO, Mike Gasque (QB, Elon Col-

for our success this year and I know it is Jerry Gaillard. In three years as a wide lege, NO, Cliff McLellan (LB, Pendleton, the major difference between this team receiver in Perry Tuttle's shadow all SO, Mike Wake (DE, Greer, SO and Scott and the 1980 squad. These 19 seniors Gaillard hasdoneis move into the top 10 Weeks (OG, Jackson, SO have all been have been dedicated to one team goal all in career receiving at Clemson. He had responsible for Clemson's success and season and that has been the key. Their four catches last week in the big win at deserve credit for the rise in Tiger foot- attitude has drifted down to the rest of North Carolina to lead Clemson in that ball in the last few years. the squad and that is probably why we department and needs only 11 more It will take a unified effort to cap their are 9-0." receptions to go ahead of Joey Walters, respective careers with a victory over the

Tony Berryhill, Brian Clark, Brad Fisher and Lee Nanney are four seniors who have helped Clemson to go 9-0 this year.

Deja Vu for Tiger Seniors 2 . 8

Terrapins because Maryland has domi- Statistically Speaking nated the contemporary edition of this 1981 Clemson Stats 1981 Maryland Stats (Won 9, Lost 0) (Won 3, Lost 5, Tied 1) series. In fact, Maryland has beaten Clemson in eight of the last nine years, RUSHING RUSHING and Jerry Claiborne has won four straight Att. Yds. Ivg. TD LG Att Yds. Avg. TD LG over Clemson in Death Valley. Nobody Austin . . . . 124 681 5.5 8 77 Wysocki 111 503 4.5 2 54 C. McSwain 99 469 4.7 5 29 Nash 90 352 3.9 2 17 does that! McCall . . . 84 409 4.9 5 24 Joyner 57 181 3.2 1 15 Oddsmakers believe the Terrapins Jordan . . . 129 373 2.9 5 19 Lewis 12 89 7.4 2 27 have a good chance for an upset today Mack . . . . 51 211 4.1 2 13 Brkovich 15 77 5.1 13

because Maryland happens to be sand- CLEMSON 537 2369 4.4 28 77 MARYLAND . . . 395 1375 3.5 8 54 wichedaround North Carolina and South Opponents 354 827 2.3 2 21 Opponents . . . . 320 669 2.1 4 24 Carolina on the Clemson schedule. That PASSING PASSING happened last year and Maryland won Att. Cmp. Int. Yds. TO PCT Att. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD PCT Esiason 191 97 9 1277 9 .508 34-9, the last time Clemson has suffered Jordan 132 69 6 1146 5 .522 Milkovich 43 21 1 266 2 .488 a loss, and the worst defeat Ford has Gasque 8 5 91 1 .625 MARYLAND .240 120 10 1569 11 .500 suffered at Clemson since taking over as CLEMSON ... 141 74 7 1257 6 .525 Opponents . . .376 232 16 2508 14 .617 Opponents .. .259 131 21 1499 4 .506 the head man. RECEIVING like RECEIVING So, this group of seniors would to PC. yds. Avg. TD LG with PC. Yds. Avg. TD LG forget about the last two contests lice 24 267 11.1 4 20 18.5 5 Maryland (Clemson was shut out at Tuttle 34 630 80 Davis 22 393 13.8 2 69

Magw/ood . . . 13 253 19.5 1 41 home, 19-0, in 1979), but an ACC cham- Lewis 22 295 13.4 3 41 Gaillard 12 145 12.1 24 Nash 13 208 16.0 1 53 pionship clinching victory today, just Diggs 6 69 11.5 24 Brkovich 12 125 10.4 16 might make those frustating memories CLEMSON . 74 1237 16.7 6 80 MARYLAND . . . 120 1569 13.0 11 69 vanish completely. Opponents . . . 131 1499 11.4 4 30 Opponents . . . . 232 2508 10.8 14 * * * * RESULTS AND SCHEDULE RESULTS AND SCHEDULE In addition to the football players, Wofford 10 Sept. 5 CLEMSON 45, Sept. 12 VANDERBILT 23, Maryland 17 Clemson seniors in other areas of the football Sept. 12 13,TULANE5 Sept. 19 W. Virginia 17, MARYLAND 13 Sept. 19 CLEMSON 13, Georgia 3 program have made a significant contri- Sept. 26 Maryland 34, N.C. State 9 Oct. 3 Clemson 21, KENTUCKY 3 last four years. Managers Oct. 3 MARYLAND 17, Syracuse 17 bution over the Oct. 10 CLEMSON 27. Virginia Oct. 10 FLORIDA 15. Maryland 10 Lawrence Mudge and Steve Rivers, and Oct. 17 Clemson 38, 10 DUKE Oct. 17 Maryland 45, Wake Forest 33 Oct. 24 17, N.C. State 7 trainers Jay Bennett, Tony Blackwell, CLEMSON Oct. 24 MARYLAND 24, Duke 21 Oct. 31 CLEMSON 82, Wake Forest 24 Greg Craig, Joe Franks and Vann Yates Oct. 31 N. Carolina 17, MARYLAND 10 Nov. 7 Clemson 10, N. Carolina Nov. 7 TULANE 14, Maryland 7 with all be serving the Tiger gridders on Nov. 14 1:00 MARYLAND, PM Nov. 14 at Clemson thef ield for a final time. And, in the press Nov. 21 at South Carolina, 1:30 PM Nov. 21 VIRGINIA box, Clemson senior Berny Delgado will PUNTING PUNTING be in her final game as a sports informa- No. Yds. Avg. LP No. Yds. Avg. LP tion assistant. Hatcher . . . 32 1385 43.3 64 Adams 57 2237 39.2 66

"i* Hendley . . . 4 151 37.8 43 Sadler 8 287 35.7 68

. CLEMSON 37 1536 41.5 64 MARYLAND . 65 2524 35.9 68

Tiger Basketball Opponents 55 2220 40.4 59 Opponents . 64 2617 40.8 56 vs RETURNS PUNT RETURNS Yds. Avg. LP Marathon Oil Wo. Yds. Avg. LR No. 6.3 17 B. Davis . . 27 184 6.8 42 Lewis 24 151 6.4 12 Today at 4:30 pm K. Brown . 2 20 10.0 14 Jones 8 51

Littlejohn Coliseum CLEMSON 29 204 7.0 42 MARYLAND . 32 202 6.3 17

Opponent 11 99 9.0 19 Opponents . 32 189 6.2 47

3 The Other Side

By Tim Bourret with the experiences the Tiger football When Tuttle departs Clemson at the team has encountered, something that end of thisseason, mostfeela pro career Perry Tuttle has gained quite a bit of is an education in itself. awaits the elusive wide receiver. But, if notoriety over the last four years. His "When I first came to Clemson we that does not develop, it will not be the accomplishments on the gridiron have went 11-1 and everything came easy. end of the world. "I won't be one to wait allowed him to live in the limelight. One My second year we went to another around all summer hoping for a shot at w/ould believe that some distinguished bowl game and things were going great the pros. I want to try to make it in the people have had an important influence again. But, last year we lost our unity and NFL, but if it does not work out, it won't on his life since coming to Clemson from fell to 6-5 and had internal problems. bother me. Winston-Salem, NC in 1978. But, the There were no major problems, but when "If I had not received a scholarship to articulate Tuttle is quick to point out it is you are losing, things get blown out of college, I probably wouldn't have gone not a famous coach, pro scout or team- proportion. because our family just didn't have the mate who has influenced his life the "But as I look back on the whole money to send me. So, I appreciate the most, but an unintentional incident with situation, it was good for me and every- value of the free education Clemson is a 10-year-old boy. one else because we grew up. We were a giving me. I'll have only one more semes- "One day in the off-season during my young team last year that had to go tertogoafter thisspringand I know I can sophomore year , I was sh oppi ng i n a store through every growing pain imaginable. make it in another field." in downtown Clemson," said Tuttle. "I But, we overcame the adversity and And, unlike many athletes or ex- was with a couple of friends and we were when we started this year we were a athletes, Tuttle does not want to have an kidding each other about something un- unified team. We learned a lot about occupation related to athletics. "I have related to shopping. During the conver- dealingwith each other in 1980and it has been playing football since I was in the sation I used a word I shouldn't have, but made team leadership a lot easier in fourth grade," continued Clemson's All-

I didn't think anyone was around to hear. 1981." America hopeful, "and I will want to try

"The next day I received a call from a This 1981 season will be Perry Tuttle's another field when my career is over. It woman who said her young son had been last at Clemson. It has been a rewarding will be time to move on to greener pas- using a word during the day that she did and record-setting career as he closes in tures. I'll never be a coach, that is the last not like. Her son said hethought it wasall on nearly all of Jerry Butler's career thing on earth I will get into." right to use because he had heard Perry records. While he will leave Clemson as So, whatfield interests theadministra- Tuttle use it when he was talking to his one of its most decorated offensive play- tive management major? "I would like to friends in a store. ers of all-time, Tuttle will bring some- work for a big corporation in sales be- "That made me feel bad and I apolo- thing else with him that is far more cause I enjoy dealing with people. I like gized to the mother. When I hung up the important. "I will have fond memories of the magnitude of the major corporations phone I did some thinking about the Clemson because of its people. When I and would enjoy traveling." impact an athlete can have on young visited Clemson in 1977, I came for the Perry Tuttle is an ebullient young man people or the public in general. It had Notre Dame game in Death Valley. The who is multidimensional. He won't have never really occurred to me before, but I Tiger spirit that day was great, I don't to rely on professional football to be obviously was being looked up to by this think we sat down the entire game. Notre successful, although that probably will young boy." Dame came back in the end to win the be his profession for the next few The incident made Tuttle realize his game, but the Clemson fans were behind years. But, no matter what course his life possible effect on people, especially theteam the whole time and continued to takes, he undoubtedly will have a pos- those in the formative years. "Since that be even after the loss. itive influence on anyone he meets, experience I have tried to act with re- "That impressed me and that feeling just as a young man influenced him sponsibility. I don't say this with a big carries over to the student body and the in an innocent setting in Clemson two head, but kids look up tofootball players administrators. You just have a good years ago. or any athletes and the athlete in turn has feeling about the people here." a responsibility to set a good example. This occurrence really hit home to me, so since then I have been more careful. I concentrate on setting a good example for people and my teammates and this has made me a better person. When I leave Clemson I want to be remembered as an Ail-American off the field. "When my parents were growing up, they had sports stars or movie stars to look up to. That is important when you are growing up, you need to have some guidance. Today, the amount of people we have to look up to has declined. It almost seems like the only heroes left are those in cartoons, like Superman or some other character. Not having human heroes is dangerous, so if I can be a hero to some person and set a good example it makes me feel good." There have been other maturing experiences at Clemson for Perry Tuttle, who is playing his final game in Death Valley today. During his career he has grown Perry Tuttle at home

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Ed. Note- TWO-LAYER FROZEN CRANBERRY SALAD Thanksgiving is a special holiday in most every household. For 1 (1 lb.) can jellied cranberry sauce the Clemson football wives though, it's a homecoming of sorts 1 {8% 02.) can crushed pineapple since their husbands finally return to family life after a long hard 1 Tbsp. lemon juice football season. The football wives then, would like to share a 1 cup heavy cream, whipped few of their holiday thoughts and recipes with you, the Tiger 1/4 cup mayonnaise fans, as an expression of their thanks. Happy holidays! 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar Kim Kelly Mix first three ingredients. Pour into pan and freeze until firm. Mix last three ingredients. Spread on frozen mixture and return T.D.'s PUNCH to freezer. When ready to serve, cut into squares and serve on lettuce leaf. Garnish as desired. Juice of four lemons 2 measuring glasses cognac Thanksgiving comes on the heels of a busy football season and % measuring glass maraschino precedes the recruiting rush, so we delight in having the time to % measuring glass Curacao spend together as a family. It's a time to reflect on our many Dash of yellow chartreuse blessings, regardless of our won-loss record. 2 qts. champagne — Dale Hallman 1 qt. water soda CRANBERRY MOLD 1 qt. ginger ale Sugar to taste 1 small pkg. orange Jello Pourall ingredients into bowl that is filled with one large cube of 1 small pkg. strawberry Jello ice. Stir well. Decorate with: very thin slices of lemon and orange 1 jar cranberry-orange relish and a few wedges of pineapple. Some cherries and sprigs of V2 cup chopped walnuts fresh mint may also be added. A delicious way to celebrate a Prepare Jello according to package directions. Cool and just Clemson victory! before the Jello sets add 1 jar of cranberry-orange relish. Fold in walnuts. Mix well and return to refrigerator until ready to serve. 1 have rather unorthodox cooking methods, (most everything I Serve on a bed of lettuce and top with sour cream/mayonnaise cook is on high heat and completed in 45 minutes.) So Thanksgiv- dressing. ing is a time for ourfamilyto gather together and enjoy each other's

company and laugh at all of the funny dishes that I've prepared. During our first five years of married life Buddy and I always We've found this recipe to be marvelous not only after celebrating celebrated Thanksgiving with our Clemson family and it was the end of my Thanksgiving meal but also for any other good times. terrific. Once again this year we are looking forward to spending — Toni Denning theday with the football family only this time we will be bringing our little Tiger, baby Howard. WORKS EVERYTIME MEATBALLS — Mary King 3 lbs. ground beef PINEAPPLE SALAD 2 cups bread crumbs (approx.) 2tsp. salt legg Dash pepper Juice from 1 large can pineapple chunks 2 cups milk 3 Tbsp. flour 4 Tbsp. diced onion 3 Tbsp. sugar Vs tsp. salt Roll balls into desired size. Saute in butter. 1 Tbsp. butter SAUCE 1 Tbsp. vinegar (scant) Cold fruit: pineapple, 2 btls. (small) ketchup bananas, grapes IV2 cups water Marshmallows 4 Tbsp. sugar Nuts 2 Tbsp. vinegar 1 cup whipped cream (optional) 6 Tbsp. chopped onion In a saucepan beat egg, add pineapple juice. Mix together flour, Place sauteed meatballs in sauce and cook for 30 minutes sugar and salt. Add to juice mixture slowly. Before removing covered and then another 30 minutes uncovered. liquid from stove, add butter and vinegar. When mixture has cooled thoroughly add fruit. Refrigerate and serve. Thanksgiving to the Whites means being with the people dearest to us and being thankful for everything the Lord has given us. We have Thanksgiving is a day our family gets together and thanks God for been especially thankful that the Lord led us to the warm, loving our many blessings, family, friends, and this wonderful country we live in. people we have met here in Clemson. The "Clemson Spirit" forms a closeness we should all be thankful for. — Lois Van Der Heyden — Joyce White PEANUTBUTTER CRUNCH BARS BING CHERRY SALAD 1 cup sugar 1 cup Karo syrup (white) 2 cans Bing cherries 1 - 12 oz. jar crunchy peanut butter pkgs. 2 black cherry Jello 4 cups Special K cereal 3/4 small btl.(6-8oz.) Coke 1 pkg. chocolate chips Vz cup chopped celery Barely bring the sugar and syrup to a boil. Add the peanut butter 1 large pkg. cream cheese 10 marshmallows and the cereal. Beat until the peanut butter disolves. Melt one pkg. of chocolate chips in a double boiler. Pour over the above Drain cherries heat in and the juice. Dissolve the Jello the juice. mixture and spread evenly. Remove from heat. Add cherries. Coke and celery. Cool mixture. Break marshmallows and cream cheese into small pieces and Thanksgiving is a time when we gather our family together and 1" add to the juice mixture. Pour into slightly greased 1 x 7" pan. offer our blessings. My family loves to eat and I love to play tennis Refrigerate until serving time. so this recipe works well for all. CAUTION, hide these, they disappear quickly! Thanksgiving in our family has always been a time when we have -Coral Harper gotten together with family and friends to have a traditional dinner, thank football. God for our many blessings and, of course, watch Continued on page 35 — Jane Stokley

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By Jeff Rhodes some recognition. He was team physician for nearly 30 Hamilton was a starting right halfback years and served as Athletic Council for Clemson on the Tigers' first football Chairman for 1930 to 1954. The ninth annual induction ceremo- squad in 1896. He also was the first Theseventh member inducted intothe nies for the Clemson Athletic Hall of captain Clemson ever had. Obviously Clemson Hall of Fame is probably the Fame wi II be held today at halftime as f ive there are no records of his play, but many most famous college football figure in its athletes, one coach and one administra- newspaper accounts document his fine annals. John Heisman coached at Clem- tor will join the elitegroup of 48 members performance and determination. son from 1900 to 1903 and won 19 already enshrined. Harvey White quarterbacked the Tigers games, while losing three and tying two. The 1981 inductees include basket- to two bowl games (in the late 1950s), a He had many famous innovations, ball standout Larry "Choppy" Patterson statement on ly a couple of Clemson play- including legalizing the forward pass, and football stars Charlie Waters, Joe ers can make. The resident of Charlotte, instituting the center snap and many Net Berry, R. G. Hamilton and Harvey NC, still ranks high in the Clemson rec- other developments. He is the man the White. In addition, Dr. Lee Milford and ords books as he is sixth in passing and New York Downtown Athletic Club Coach John Heisman will be inducted. ninth in career total offense. named the Heisman Trophy after, the Choppy Patterson was a master of the White was equally proficient in the famous award given to the best college two-hand overhead set shot and he used classroom as he was voted to the Aca- football player in America. that shot to earn a spot on the 1960 All- demic AII-ACC team in 1958 and 1959. At Clemson, Heisman coached the ACC team. He was voted second-team He also was co-captain of the 1959 school's first undefeated and untied all-league in 1961 and was also a member squad, his senior season. team when he led the 1900 team to a 6-0 of the second-team Al l-ACC Tournament Dr. Lee Milford is oneof today's special record. That team outscored its oppo- team that year. inductees. Milford wasa rarity in collegi- nents 164-10. Heisman also was the Patterson was the leading scorer and ate administration as he served as both first Clemson coach to beat Georgia free throw shooter for Press Maravich's team physician and Chairman of Clem- and Georgia Tech in the same season team in 1959-60 and 1960-61. He suf- son's Athletic Council at the same time. (1902). fered an injury in an auto accident in 1961 that forced him to miss the 1961- 62 season and his scoring dropped in his final season, 1962-63. But, he still ranks in the top five in eight Clemson categories. The present lawyer now residing in Greenville, SC, averaged 19 points per game in his career. During most of his football career, Charlie Waters has either thrown, caught, or intercepted passes. The present Dallas Cowboys star arrived in Tigertown as a quarterback, but was switched to wide receiver for his final 15 games. As a Cowboy for 1 1 years. Waters has intercepted 40 passes. He still holds the NFL record for playoff game interceptions with nine and has been All-Pro twice (1977 and 1978). At Clemson, theresident of Dallas was an AII-ACC choice at wide receiver in his senior season and played in the College All-Star game in Chicago. He once caught 10 passes for 144 yards in a game against Alabama, the second best single game total in Clemson history. Net Berry is a Hall of Fame selection from the 1935 to 1944 era. Berry was captain of Jess Neely's (another Hall of Famer at Clemson) 1936 team. A starting tailbackin 1935and 1936, Berry wasthe leading rusher in 1935 when he carried 99 times for 457 yards. He was also the leading passer that season when he completed 42 of 72 passes for 422 yards. A native of Union, SC, he was an honorable mention All -America selection that year. For the past 10 years, the R. G. Hamilton Award has been presented to the most valuable player of the Clem- son football team. Few people know who this award is named for, but today Mr. Hamilton is finally getting Lee Milford Charlie Waters

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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 1981-82 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC COUNCIL Bill L, Atchley, President W. David Maxwell, Provost and Vice President for Academic Kenneth N. Vickery, Chairman

Affairs Dr. B, J- Skelton, Vice-Chairman Melvin E. Barnette, Vice President for Business and Finance Prof. H. W. Webb, Secretary

Walter T. Cox, Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Dr. J. F. Geldard Students Dr. Carolyn Briscoe Joseph B. McDevitt, Executive Officer; Secretary to the Board of Dr. B J Todd Trustees Dr. R, C, Harshman W. Harry Durham, Executive Director of University Relations Dr. Stephen S. Melsheimer, President of the Faculty Senate

Edward F. Byars, Executive Assistant to tlie President Dr. C. Stassen Thompson, Immediate Past President of the Benjamin W. Anderson, Legal Counsel Faculty Senate

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Gates 4, 6, 7, and 8 are closed prior to the games and are opened for exit purposes only.

PASS OUT CHECKS: Pass out checks will be available at Gates 1, 5, 9, 13, and the top deck. Any person leaving the stadium other than with a team pass must have a pass out check, as well admit- as an LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or SOUVENIR PRICES tance stub to readmitted to the be stadium found, please report same to the Gate 1 Buttons $2 00 information booth Pennants 3 00 EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are lo- Plush Tigers 5.00 & 8.00 cated under Section J on the South side of CONCESSION STANDS: Concession Shakers 1 50 Sun Visors 50 the stadium, under Section T on the North stands are located beneath all stands and Balloons 3.00 side, and under Section E of the top deck. can be reached by exit from any portal. A Party Pops 25 Trained nurses are on hand during the concession price list Is published this on Inflates 3 00 & 5.00 game Should a doctor be needed, ask any page. Hats 6.00 & 8 00 usher, who knows the seat locations of Tote Bags 5 00 doctors. Ambulances are located at Gates Ram Coats 5 00 EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls 1, 5, 8, and 13. Ram Suits 10 00 are received over the press box telephone. Cushions 5.00 The press box number is 656-21 10 Tiger Paw Flags 2 00 TELEPHONES: Telephones are located Posters 2.00 & 5 00 at the stadium ticket offices at Gates 1 , 5, 9, 13, and the top deck. NOTE: The following Items are prohib- PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public ited in Memorial Stadium — umbrellas, folding chairs, chaise address system is intended primarily for lounges, food CONCESSION PRICES and beverage containers of any type, spectators' information concerning the Cigarettes $ 75 alcoholic game. Please do not request the use of the beverages, thermos jugs, and Candy 40 ice public address system to make social con- chests. Gum 40 tacts. Crackers 40 Peanuts 40 NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is Dnnks 75 Ladies' and mens' rest- at in RESTROOMS: prohibited an athletic contest Cup of ice 15 rooms are located beneath the stands and Clemson Memorial Stadium and Aspirin 90 can be reached by exit from any portal. Littlejohn Coliseum. Hot dog 75

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Front Row-Left to Right-Ben Massengill, Alan Weitz, Eric Rivers, Jim Weldon, Jeff Singletary. Back Row-Left to Right-Jimmy Seay, Jeff Wright, Mark Garrison, Head Managers: Lawrence Mudge, Ricky Steen

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By Lt. William Kelly Durham the l-Pay-Ten-A-Year Club. Ori- baseball field. IPTAY also donated ginally, IPTAY was a secret society, $22,000 to light the new soccer Number One. There's magic in complete with mystic words and stadium on Riggs Field. those two words. Every team battles ritualistic ceremonies. Member- Morethan $300, OOOwas provided for the privilege to be called number ship was by invitation only. by IPTAY for improvements to one, to be recognized as the best. All that's changed now, but one Memorial Stadium last year. New The road to the top is long and rocky thingthat hasn't changed is IPTAY's stadium graphics, a modern sound and of those teams that become purpose: to provide athletic scholar- system and two new scoreboards number one, few remain so for ships for Clemson's student- help make Death Valley one of the very long. athletes. In the 1980-81 academic finest stadiums in the Southeast. But, one Clemson team is defying year, IPTAY provided more than one The needs of students are also the odds as it celebrates its third million dollars in scholarships for recognized by IPTAY. The organiza- consecutive year as number one in 405 athletes in 19 varsity sports. tion makes academic tutoring the nation. IPTAY, Clemson's IPTAY's tremendous success has available to all student-athletes at athletic scholarship fund-raising made it possibleforthe organization no charge. IPTAY also has contrib- organization, experienced in fiscal to aid the athletic department and uted a $125,000 seed grant to begin year 1981 the most successful year the university in many ways. In planning for a Fine Arts Center to be of any collegiate athletic scholar- 1978, IPTAY provided funds for new used by all members of the univer- ship fund-raising group in history. uniforms for the Tiger Band. The sity community. Forty thousand dol- IPTAY enjoyed its 17th consecu- band has received $130,000 from lars has been contributed by IPTAY tive record-setting year in 1981, IPTAY in the last two years to supple- for partial fundingof a master trans- with total money raised cresting the ment itstravel budget. Thisyear, the portation plan for the University. three million dollar mark. Twenty- Tiger Band will attend all of "Our commitment is to Clemson thousand members strong, IPTAY is Clemson's football games, home and Clemson students," says accustomed to success, having and away. Turner. "IPTAY is doing several raised almost 18 million dollars for IPTAY has assisted the athletic things to make Clemson athletics Clemson in the last forty-seven department in financing capital stronger and to benefit the univer- years. What's the key to IPTAY's improvements also. More than sity as a whole." phenomenal success? $150,000 has been allocated by With 20,000 Clemson people ded- "Without a doubt, Clemson IPTAY toconstructpermanent seats icated to these twin goals, IPTAY people have made IPTAY the best," at the Tigers' tennis courts and can't help but stay number one. says Joseph J. Turner, Jr., IPTAY's Executive Secretary. "Our IPTAY representatives are people from across the state and the Southeast who love Clemson University and who want to help Clemson in any way. These folks spend a lot of their time arranging meetings and visiting other Clemson supporters. They're the ones who keep IPTAY head and shoulders above the rest." IPTAY officers like President John Timmerman, Vice President Bill Reaves and Secretary-Treas- urer Lawrence Starkey, Jr., provide sound leadership for the organization. "IPTAY's officers and board of directors provide the guidance and judgment necessary to administer a successful program. When you take 20 successful businessmen and put them in your boardroom, chances are good ideas will develop ," says Turner. Good ideas were the basis for IPTAY's creation forty-seven years ago. Dr. Rupert Fike and eight other Clemson men met in Pike's Atlanta home in August, 1934 and founded Head Basketball Coach Bill Foster

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We provide, as a convenience for our guests, qualified personnel to care for children over five years of age from 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on home football game days. Thanksgiving STUFFED ACORN SQUASH Continued from page 6 3 medium acorn squash 2 Tbsp. butter or margarine 1 slightly beaten egg 1/2 cup crushed herb-seasoned SWEET POTATO SOUFFLE 1 chicken bouillon cube stuffing mix 3 cups cooked mashed sweet potatoes 1/3 cup boiling water V2 tsp. salt V3 stick margarine V2 tsp. salt 1/4 cup chopped onion Dash pepper 1 cup sugar V2 cup sweet milk Cut squash in half lengthwise; remove seeds. Place cut side 1 tsp. vanilla 2 eggs down on baking sheet. Bake at 400 degrees F. for 30 minutes, or Mixall ingredients together and pour into greased baking dish, till tender. Scoop squash from shells (reserve shells); mash cover with topping. squash . Add egg. Dissolve bou i lion cube in water; add to mashed TOPPING squash. (Add additional water if needed to make mixture quite soft.) 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup chopped pecans Cook onion in butter till tender but not brown. Stir in stuffing V3 cup flour 1/3 stick melted margarine mixture; add remainderto mashed squash. Add seasonings. Mix Mix thoroughly and sprinkle over potatoes, bake about 35 well. Fill shells (squash mixture will be thin). Sprinkle with minutes at 350 degrees F. reserved stuffing. Bake at 400 degrees F. for 25 to 30 minutes or till lightly browned. Serves 6. Thanksgiving has always been a family time at our house. A time to be thankful for so many things and thank God for these blessings. Thanksgiving has always been a time that the Kipps family looks And of course, it's a time to load up on lots of good things to eat! forward to as we always return home to our family in Virginia. For Rex Thanksgiving is also a time to relax, go hunting and just a time — Cathy Holland to unwind after the busy football season. SOUTHERN CORNBREAD DRESSING — Carol Kipps 6 cups crumbled cornbread 1 cup chopped celery CHOCOLATE DELIGHT 41/2 cups dry bread crumbs 5-6 eggs 8-9 cups chicken or turkey stock V2 tsp. pepper FIRST LAYER IV2 cups melted butter or margarine 1 tsp. salt 1 cup flour 1 stick soft margarine 1 cup finely diced onion 1 Tbsp. poultry seasoning V2 cup chopped nuts in bottom of 9" x 13" pan. Bake 15 minutes in Beat eggs slightly. Combine all ingredients and mix well. Pour Mix and spread F. or until dough is set and lightly browned. into greased bakmg pan and bake at 400 degrees F. for 30-40 350 degree oven minutes until browned. SECOND LAYER 1 8 oz. pkg. cream cheese Thanksgiving is a time for our family to be thankful for many things, 1 cup powdered sugar but most of all for the precious gift of life, and the chance to live 1 cup Cool Whip each day to the fullest. Mix and spread over cooled crust. — Shirley Herrin THIRD LAYER FRESH APPLE CAKE 1 pkg. instant vanilla pudding 1 pkg. instant chocolate pudding IV3 cup cooking oil 1 tsp. salt 2 cups milk 2 cups sugar 2 tsp. baking powder chill. 2 eggs 1 tsp. vanilla Mix and pour over cheese layer and 3 cups flour 3 cups chopped apples FOURTH LAYER 1 tsp. baking soda Cool Whip (enough to completely cover pudding) Combine oil, sugar and eggs in large mixing bowl. Sift together slivered almonds the dry ingredients and add to egg mixture. Mix well. Add vanilla Spread Cool Whip over pudding and top with slivered almonds. and chopped apples. Refrigerate until serving time. Pour into a 10" iron skillet and bake in 325 degree F. oven for one Thanksgiving is a family time, a time to give thanks for the many hour. blessings we have received throughout the year, and finally a time Thanksgiving is a time when we get together with the rest of our to relax and take a break from the regular work routine. family. It always means a good time, good food and of course a — Gail Anderson good TV football game. — Mary Whitt Continued on page 98 The Clemson

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IN THE PROS. . .Starting his third sea- There is a certain addiction toClemson

son at wide receiver. . .Clark first came football that almost leaves its fans intoxi- to San Francisco after being chosen in cated with a euphoria that requires an

the 10th round of the 1979draft. . .inhis easy let down period. What does the second year with the 49ers he caught Clemson fan do for the case of with- over twice as many passes as he did in his drawals he suffers from on Sunday after- entire collegiate career at Clemson as he noon? Why, pro football of course, and

snared 82. . .this number also sur- with the recent influx of Tiger alums into passed any former player in the 49ers the ranks, Clemson football fans can

club history. . ."he's an all-weather re- handle their withdrawal period without ceiver who can catch the ball in much problem. any situation," according to Coach Bill Before 1978, Clemson had only seven Walsh. . .this season he has continued players active in the Professional Foot- his fine play with 49 catches in nine ball League, but since the 1978 draft games, the second best total in the more and more Tiger alums have become league and the best mark for wide scattered among the National Football Jerry Butler was AFC Rookie-of-the-Yearin receivers. League as well as the Canadian clubs. 1979. Pro Stats The 1978 draft found 12of Clemson's 19 198 1 has been a great year as he has 30 graduating seniors entering the pro RECEPTIONS NO. YDS. AVG. TDS. catches for 384 yards in the first nine leagues, several were first round choices 1981 SEASON 49 645 13.2 2 games already, almost double that of CAREER 149 1868 12.5 10 as well as the free agents. Since then, an his 1980 season. . .Cunningham in average of six players a year have been the past has been ridden with injuries but JEFFBOSTIC WASHINGTON REDSKINS taken through the draft and currently 15 came to Clemson last spring to build

IN THE PROS. . .1981 is Bostic's first Tigers remain active (13 in the NFL and himself up, gaining 13 pounds as well as year starting for the Redskins, as he two in Canada). some added quickness. . .his career What has Clemson done to prepare made the team in 1980 as a free high game took place this season when theseTigers? Dwight Clark, wide receiver agent. . .after making one bad snap he had eight catches for 94 yards and one against the Cowboys last season, Bostic for the San Francisco 49ers who played touchdown against New England in a 27- then made 147 perfect snaps the rest of in the shadows of Jerry Butler while at 21 overtime win.

the season. . .has continued the streak Clemson, did not set any records nor did Pro Stats this year. . .he became a standout he even make an all-conference team in spe- RECEPTIONS NO. YDS. AVG. TDS. cialty teams player. . .earned the game his last two seasons. "Even though I did 1981 SEASON 30 384 12.8 1 ball for causing a fumble vs. San Diego not catch many passes at Clemson, CAREER 125 1845 14,8 12 Coach Jimmye Laycock (former offen- and Chuck Muncie. . ."He has done a great has sive coordinator who brought the passing job and to be one of the best JERRY BUTLER BUFFALO BILLS centersinthe NFC. He'stheonlyguy who offense to Clemson) really prepared me INTHEPROS. . .First-round draftchoice has played in every game," comments for the complicated pass patterns in the of the Bills in 1979. . .top receiver on Joe Bugel (Washington Redskins Offen- pros," commented Clark. Bills team in 1980 with 57 catches for sive Coordinator). Clarkisnot the only Tiger to trade in his 832 yards and six touchdowns . . . Clemson Jersey for a San Francisco JOE BOSTIC ST. LOUIS CARDINALS established an NFL record for rookie 49ers jersey, but defensive tackle Archie receiver in 1979 with 10 catches for IN THE PROS. . .Was drafted in third Reese as well as defensive end Jim 255 yards in game vs. New York round in 1979. . .filled in for injured Stuckey have also left their "mark in San Jets. . .named the AFC Rookie of the Cardinals best lineman, Dan Dier- Francisco." These are only a few of the Year by UPl and Football Digest in dorf. . .played in all 16 games his first Tiger men who have used Clemson as a 1979. . .member of the 1980 AFC Pro season and started in 14. . .like his stepping stone to professional football. Bowl Squad. . .has been slowed by brother Jeff at Washington, he was the Here is a list of present players in the injuries, but still has 29 catches after only offensive lineman not to miss a game pros and some of their more impressive nine games. after he started in 1980. . .he was also accomplishments. awarded the game ball for his play in the

LESTER BROWN SASKATCHEWAN victory over Houston (1979). . .was ROUGHRIOERS named to Football Digest All-Rookie

Team in 1979. . .was named offensive IN THE PROS. . .A seventh-round draft pick of the Dallas Cowboys in 1979, but star of the game by the coaches following was released and joined the Roughriders a victory against the Giants, November

30, 1980. . .also received the game ball in late August. . .played seven games his first season with the club and grossed thatweek. . .nowin hissecond season as 114 carries for 590 yards with four a starter. touchdowns. . .healsocaught23 passes BENNIE CUNNINGHAM PITTSBURGH for a total of 187 yards. . .after complet- STEELERS ing his 1981 regular season with 192 IN THE PROS. . ."There isn't anything carries for yards, he is ranked 818 now ol' Bennie can't do when he puts his in his in among the top 10 league rushing. mind to it." (Pittsburgh Steeler's quar-

Pro Stats terback Terry Bradshaw). . . RUSHING TO. YDS. AVG. Cunningham started his sixth season 1981 SEASON 192 818 4.3 this year since he was the number-one Steve Fuller was fourth in the AFC in

CAREER 306 1408 4.6 draft pick of the Steelers in 1976. . . passing in 1980.

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Pro Stats captain as well as recipient of the 1980 RECEPTIONS NO. YDS. AVG. TDS. Len Eshmont Award (voted as most out- 1981 SEASON 29 513 17.7 6 standing defensive player by the team 134 2179 16.3 16 CAREER members themselves). . .has never

missed a game as a 49er. . .finished his STEVE FULLER KANSAS CITY CHIEFS first season with 71 total tackles (six

IN THE PROS. . .tirst-round draft choice were sacks for 43 yards) and three fum- fortheChiefsin 1979. . .started half way ble recoveries. . .finished 1980 season through his rookie year and continued as with 90 total tackles, a fumble recovery number-one quarterback in his second and3.5sacksfor20yards. . .career high year when he completed 183 of 320 was against Tampa Bay with 12 tackles. passes, for yards and 10 touch- 2,250 Pro Stats downs, he was fourth in the AFC in TACKLES SOLO ASST. SACKS YDS. REC. passing. . .during that year he only CAREER 133 81 15 96 4 suffered 12 interceptions, (tied for the lowest in the league) and hit on 60.3 CHARLI E WATERS DALLAS COWBOYS

percent of his passes. . .due to a knee . in IN THE PROS. .played the Cowboys' Jim Stuckey led the San Francisco in injury in preseason play Fuller was un- 49ers first Super Bowl Championship . . .Wa- sacks as a rookie. abletostartinthe 1981 season. . .hehas ters was a third-round draft pick in played but onegame this season when he for the Eastern Division Leading 1970. . .now in his llth-year with the came in during the third quarter with the Eagles. . .made the club out of Clemson Cowboys, Waters is one of the most

Chiefs down 17-0, Fuller completed nine in 1979 as a free agent. . .served as a consistent defensive backs on the of the 10 passes for 103 yards and reserve his first year and a half, then got team. . .Pro Bowl Choice in 1976, 1977, rushed three times for 43 yards to lead to start in the middle of the year when and 1978. . .a participant in five the Chiefs to a 28-17 victory over the injuries hurt the Eagle offensive super bowls and holds the NFL career Oakland Raiders. line. . .but has since earned the starting playoff record for most interceptions Pro Stats nod on his own and is one of the reasons with nine. . .won Oak Farms Favorite the Eagle offense has been so effective ATT.- Cowboys Contest in 1978 and 1980. PASSING COMP. YDS. PCT. TDS. this season. . .almost got a super bowl Pro Stats 1981 SEASON 10-9 103 .900 ring last year, but his Eagles fell just CAREER 600-348 3837 .580 16 INTERCEPTIONS INT. YDS. TDS. short against Oakland in the classic. 1981 SEASON 2 21 STAN ROME KANSAS CITY CHIEFS CAREER 40 284 2 KEN CALLICUT DETROIT LIONS

INTHEPROS. . .Rome has been withthe IN THE PROS. . .One of the top special JOEY WALTERS SASKATCHEWAN Chiefs since 1980. . .he currently plays teams players in the NFL, he serves as ROUGHRIDERS as the third wide receiver when the captain of the Detroit Lions special

Chiefs switch to a three-receiver offense IN THE PROS. . .Joey Walters became a teams. . .has done about everything in Roughrider a free . . .not seeing much action, Rome has a as agent midway his career, including carrying the ball, career total of five catches for 72 yards. through the 1977 season after being receiving it, returning punts and kick-

released from Winnipeg. . Walters .1979 . Pro Stats offs. .led the Lions in tackles by special

became the team's second leading re- teams players the last two years. . .has RECEPTIONS NO. YDS. AVG. ceiver with 43 catches for 402 yards two receptions for 24 yards out of the 1981 SEASON 2 14 7.0 . . .set a team record with 14 receptions backfield this year and five receptions CAREER 5 72 14.4 in one game. . .played seven games that for his career. . .in his fourth year with ARCHIE REESE SAN FRANCISCO 49ers year for the Roughriders (after being Detroit released from the San Francisco 49ers) in IN THE PROS. . .1978 fifth-round draft MARVIN SIMS BALTIMORE COLTS which he made 17 catches for 326 choice, Reese starts at defensive tackle IN THE PROS. . .Bullish fullback in his yards. . .he ended the 1981 regular sea- in his fourth season. . .defensive team son with 91 catches for 1,720 yards and second season as a reserve. . .played 14touchdowns, thesecond highest total quitea bit at the end of the 1980 season, in CFL history and the best in the league. his rookie campaign, and ended the season with carries for 186 Pro Stats 54

yards. . .scored two touchdowns and RECEPTIONS NO. YDS. AVG. TDS. had a 3.4 yard average. . .has played 1981 SEASON 91 1720 18.9 14 sparingly this season and is a valuable CAREER 151 2448 16.2 16 member of the special teams. Jl M STUCKEY SAN FRANCISCO 49ers Sodon't worry. Tiger fans, even though INTHEPROS. . .first-round draft choice you may wander far from the reaches of in 1980 for the 49ers. . .second year at Death Valley, there will always be Tiger defense end. . .led the team in quarter- football for you to view. Coast to coast back sacks (8.5) and earned NFL All- action, from the Baltimore Colts and the

Rookie honors in 1980. . .finished his Buffalo Bills to the Kansas City Chiefs first year with 48 total tackles and two and the San Francisco 49er's. You may

deflected passes. . .he was forced into a even be tempted to travel north and starting role after his fourth game and south. Not to worry, they have you cov- started nine out of the 16 games he ered from the Dallas Cowboys to the played in. Saskatchewan Roughriders (for those Dwight Clark is currently second in recep- STEVE KENNEY PHILADELPHIA EAGLES of you who prefer the cooler climates tions in the NFL. IN THE PROS. . .Now a starting tackle of Canada). . 1 ......

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Kings Kings , Mt , NC, Mt Dan Brooks 1 o BRINEGAR, DON OT 1 Q oO. MAnwnnnivi rAu L-', rr\r\iNr\framk wr 9n 1 7R Ir Clemmons. NC, W. Forsythe HS VV w*-* vvr\ D U John s Island, SC, St John's, Robert Biggerstaff Ir BROWN, GARY OT o o ^ J / J 1 ^ 1 MARTIN PARI 9n R 7 1 ftn Ir Philadelphia, TN, Loudon, Bert Ratledge O i iviMn 1 UN, ^rAr\i_ oo i DU J 1 . Elloree, SC, Clarendon, Bill Martin 9 BROWN, KEN DB 1 Q 1 RS MA^^ÂRD PARY P 9n ft R 9'^R Hartwell. GA. Hart County, Don Elam O L. ivirAOOrMAw, ^r\r\ i \j D D ôo OU. Canonsburg. PA. Canon-McMillan. Tom Olzewski 8 BROWN, LOCKIE PK 20 5- 10 160 Sr. 1 A. MAYRFRRY RPlR C\C 9n ft R 94R Ir Tucker, GA, Tucker High, Ken Townley D-D J r Sharon. PA, Hickory, James Bestwick 72 BROWN, RAY DE 20 6-4 225 So. 1 IFFF FR 91 ft ^ 99R Ir MrPAl . Rome, GA, East Rome. Jerry Sharp Do J I Fayetteville, NC, Pine Forest. Gary Whitman 47 BROWN, ROY LB 20 6-1 190 So. QR IVILMrl FlL_l_rMN1 AN PI IFF 1 R 9^ R-Q 1 Rn orCr Myrtle Beach, SC, Myrtle Beach, Doug Shaw LC , V^Lirr LD OU Pendleton, SC. Pendleton 99 BRYANT, JEFF DT 21 6-5 260 Sr. l\/r<^\A/AIN 9n ft 9 1 Ir 1 PHIIPk TR Qn VI VV r\ 1 1 N 1 1 . Atlanta. GA. Gordon, Napoleon Cobb o o u O , onu^rX D i û J Caroleen. NC. Chase, John Keeter 62 BUTCHER, BRIAN OG 20 6-5 218 Jr. 9R Mr'^WAIM Rnn PR 1 Q ft 9 1 Qn IVI 1 IN 1 Roswell, GA. Cfestwood. James Smith L O VVM , \\\J\J D-^ yu OU. Caroleen, NC, Chase, John Keeter 19 BUTLER, RICHARD 19 6-0 180 Fr. WR pui 1 IVIPPKC ipK D 9n ft n 9n 1 Ir Ware Shoals. SC, Ware Shoals, Tommy Davis iviLLrxo, v^rnuîx ld D U J 1 . Augusta, GA, Belton-Honea Path, Jim Nelson 59 CHEATHAM, ANDY OG 18 6-4 225 Fr. R7 Mil TPIN Fl nRIDPF 1 R ft ^ 99n Fr WR 1 Mableton,GA, Pebblebrook HS o / IVMLI1_/IN, u L L-* rV 1 Vj C VV n D-O r Folkston, GA, Charlton County, David Stepson 55 CHEEK, RANDY LB 21 5-11 200 Sr. i^rAiNiNi—i, 1 \ Augusta, GA, Butler. Oliver Russell 77 NANNFY FF OT\j 21 6-4 260 Sr. Spartanburg, SC, Dorman, Lou Fogle 26 CHILDERS, TIM SS 20 6-1 180 So. 1 1 ft-D 1 Gatfney. SC. Gaffney, Bob Carlton 7 rrAr\lLllL,rAINiriVJ)NIPARFTF ANTHDNY \jtDOR Q Qn Fr. Jacksonville, FL, Bishop Kenny. Mike Healy 70 CLARK, BRIAN OG 20 6-7 250 Sr. 1 n PARKFR IFFF OR 1 R ft 9 1 Rn Fr Ft Myers, FL, Cypress Lake. Boyd Grucha i OU Gordo, AL. Gordo. Walton Tucker 44 CRAWFORD, CRAIG FB 18 6-2 190 Fr. PAI II 1 INP ROR r^r\Pk 9n ft 9 1 Rn Spring Lake. NC. Pine Forest. Gary Weller D r^MULLtlNO, DWD tlx) OU OU St Matthews. SC, St Matthews, Otis Culclasure 38 CRITE, BRENDON TB 20 5-10 195 Jr. '\ ppDRYWIIllAM 1 R ft 9QR Fr r^CnrxT, VVILLIMIVI IVIOMP r 1 Brevard, NC, Brevard, Carroll Wright DD DO Aiken, SC. Aiken. Eddie Buck 54 CRUCE, JEFF OT 19 6-7 240 So. PIPKFTT FPlPAR HF 1 Q ft-^ ^9^Ro o So. Lake City, FL, Columbia, Bobby Simmons DO Lexington. NC, Central Davidson, Les Herrin 33 DANFORTH, KENNY DB 18 6-1 194 Fr. RPMRPRT IDHNNY 1 R 6-3 Jr. Aiken. SC. Aiken. Eddie Buck r\iLiviDLr\i,jv_'niNiNi i_D 20 220 Arcadia, FL. Desoto, Richard Bowers 24 DAVIS, BILLY FS 19 6-4 190 So. Alexandria, VA, Mount Vernon, Bruce Patrick 92 RICHARDSON, MARK DE 21 6-1 184 Jr. Spartanburg, SC, Hill, Richard O'Shawnessy 45 DAVIS, JEFF LB 21 6-0 223 Sr. Greensboro, IMC. Dudley. Jonathan McKee r\l_/0[_,/ÎNiIlV„/lNIROSF ANTHONY CB 21 5-9 165 Sr, Sumter, SC, Mayewood, Rudy Wheeler 36 DAY, DEAN LB 20 6-1 210 Jr. North Augusta. SC. North Augusta, Hubert Morris fi7 OV_'WII,cpoTT JIIVIMM DT1-^1 19 6-5 240 So. Alexandria, VA. Mt Vernon, Bruce Patrick 48 DEMERY, PETE WR 22 6-0 170 Sr. R4. Rll 1 L-i l_ 6-5 Sr. Kingstree, SC 9MITHOIVII 1 n, DIL_l_ DF 21 220 Duncan, SC, Burnes, Dalton Rivers 94 DEVANE, WILLIAM MG 19 6-2 250 So. 1^ Jacksonville. NC, Jacksonville, Ray Durham 1 oiwor\oiiLL,jL.rrt^TOPK^TII 1 IFFF WRvvr\ 9n ft-9 1 OURn Ir

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Perone's

has got it for Tiger fans

Faced with the same old problem of where (and what) to eat before the game? Give us a call ahead of time and we'll have a delicious box lunch ready for you.

After the game, try "The Lighter Side" where you dine in casual comfort and can order a sandwich, crepes, a spinach salad, quiche, prime ribs ... or a complete dinner!

And if you really want to celebrate a Clemson victory right, "The Forum" is the place to spend your Saturday evening! They feature dining, dancing, and top-name entertainment.

Perone's . . . before or after the game . . . has it for you!

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49 iTim Jauw wlio laie winners are

The Tigers

NO NAME POS NO NAME POS

1 Vandell Arrington CB 50 Scott Williams C 2 Frank Magwood WR 51 JeffLytton C 3 Homer Jordan QB 52 Gary Massaro C 5 Dale Hatcher P 53 Joe Glenn DE 6 BobPaulling PK 54 Jeff Cruce OT 7 Cliff Austin TB 55 Randy Cheek LB 8 Lockie Brown PK 56 Chuckle Richardson LB 10 Jeff Parker QB 57 Nick Bowman DE 11 MikeGasque QB 58 Dale Swing C 12 Andy Headen DE 59 Andy Cheatham OG 13 GuyVarn DB 60 James Farr OG 15 Jeff Stockstill WR 61 Brad Fisher OT 16 Rictiard Hendley P 62 Brian Butcher OG 17 Anttiony Parete QB 63 TonyBerryhill C 18 Donald Igwebuike PK 64 Joe Ellis OG 19 Ricfiard Butler WR 65 Scott Weeks C 20 Rich Donaldson SS 66 William Perry NG 21 Anthony Rose CB 67 Jim Scott DT 22 Perry Tuttle WR 68 Gary Brown OT 23 Jeff Suttle SS 69 Vernie Anthony NG 24 Billy Davis FS 70 Brian Clark OG 25 Randy Learn FS 71 Dan Benish DT 26 Tim Childers SS 72 Ray Brown DE 27 Kevin Mack FB 73 Don Brinegar OT 28 Rod McSwain CB 74 Bob liflayberry OG 29 Holhs Hall CB 75 Dean Herman DT 76 Steve Berlin DT 31 Carl Martin SS 77 Lee Nanney OT 32 Jeff McCall FB 78 Alex Hudson 33 Kenny Oanforth OB OT JimWurst 34 Braxton Williams TB 80 TE 35 Chuck McSwain TB 81 K. D Dunn TE 82 Danny Tripiett LB 36 Dean Day , LB 84 Bill Smith DE 37 Fitzhugh Bethea WR 38 BrendonCrite TB 85 Bubba Diggs TE 39 Jim Hohler LB 86 Frank Fredere TE 40 Tim Basich LB 87 Eldridge Milton DE Kendall Alley 41 Jerry Gaillard WR 89 WR Johnny Rembert 42 Edgar Pickett DE 90 LB 43 Terry Kinard FS 91 Mike Wade DE 44 Otis Lindsey LB 92 Mark Richardson DE 94 William Devane NG 44 Craig Crav»ford FB 95 Kevin Gemas LB 45 Jeff Davis LB 96 Chuck Meeks LB 46 DukeHolloman TB 97 David Noelte DE 47 Roy Brown LB 98 Cliff McLellan LB 48 Pete Demery WE 99 Jeff Bryant DT 49 Ronald Watson DB

WHEN CLEMSON HAS THE BALL CLEMSON OFFENSE

85 BUBBA DIGGS TE 77 LEE NANNEY RT 70 BRIAN CLARK RG 63 TONYBERRYHILL C 60 JAMES FARR LG 61 BRAD FISHER LT 41 JERRY GAILLARD WR 3 HOMER JORDAN QB 7 CLIFF AUSTIN TB 27 KEVIN MACK FB 22 PERRY TUTTLE FL MARYLAND DEFENSE 43 JOEAULISI LE 79 PETER KOCH LT 92 GREG VANDERHOUT LG 77 MARKCORVINO RG 78 GURNEST BROWN RT

1 HOWARD EUBANKS RE 26 DAVID TAYLOR LHB 53 MIKE MULLER LLB 17 BILLMcFADDEN SAF 37 JOEWILKINS RLB 19 JONATHAN SIMMONS RHB

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OFFICIALS: REFEREE Don Safrit HEADLir UMPIRE Tom Chambers LINEJUC 50 The Coca-Cola Bottling Compa Th^'re the ones with smiles !

The Terrapins

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1 Howard Eubanks DE 46 Darnell Dailey LB 2 Brian Baker DE 47 Tim Quander DB 3 John Nash FB 48 John Kreider LB 4 Greg Hill DB 50 Greg Thompson OG 5 Tim Whittle TB 51 James Gross DG 6 LendellJones DB 52 Vince Tomasetti C 7 Norman Esiason QB 53 MikeMuller LB 8 Steve Adams K 54 Frank Kolencik DG 9 Steve Andersen K 55 Paul Gentzel DT 10 BobMilhovich QB 56 Pat Zillman LB 11 Mike Lewis WB 57 Greg Harraka C 12 Brent Dewitz QB 58 Todd Wright 13 BillPugh TE 59 Doug Miller C 14 Frank Reich QB 60 DayidPacella OG 15 Spencer Scriber WB 61 Shawn Benson OG 16 Dennis Carpin DB 63 Leonard Lynch OG 17 BillMcFadden SAF 64 Brian Riendeau OG 18 Charlie Wysocki TB 65 EdAulisi OG 19 Jonathan Simmons DB 66 Ron Solt OG 22 Chris Marino SE 67 BobGioia OG 23 Clarence Baldwin DB 68 Jim Joyce DT 24 Wayne Wingfield SAF 69 Rodney Caldwell DG 25 Ken Roberts WB 72 Eric Wilson LB 26 David Taylor DB 73 Harry Venezia OT 27 Gil Hoffman DB 74 Les Boring OT 29 BobGunderman DB 76 Brian Conroy OT 30 VicKronberg FB 77 MikeCorvmo DG 31 JoeBrkovich FB 78 Gurnest Brown DT 32 Vernon Carter DE 79 Peter Koch OT 33 MarkSobel DE 80 Alan Sadler SE K 34 WilheJoyner TB 82 JohnTice TE 36 BobMattis TB 83 Chris Renaldo DE 37 JoeWilkins LB 84 Russell Davis SE 39 Doug Burmeister FB 88 Ron Fazio TE 41 Joe Niederhelman LB 90 Jesse Atkinson K 42 Jeff Rodenberger FB 92 Greg Vanderhout DG 43 JoeAulisi DE 95 Tyrone Furman DG 44 David D'Addio FB 97 Mark Wilson DE 45 Louis Weeks LB 98 MarkOuda DT

WHEN MARYLAND HAS THE BALL MARYLAND OFFENSE 84 RUSSELL DAVIS SE 67 BOB GIOIA QT 66 RON SOLT QG 58 TODD WRIGHT C 64 BRIAN RIENDEAU SG 60 DAVID PACELLA ST 82 JOHNTICE TE 7 BOOMER ESIASON Q 31 JOEBRKOVICH FB 18 CHARLIE WYSOCKI TB 11 MIKE LEWIS WB CLEMSON DEFENSE 53 JOE GLENN LE 72 RAY BROWN LT 94 WILLIAM DEVANE MG 99 JEFF BRYANT RT 12 ANDYHEADEN RE 45 JEFF DAVIS LB 82 DANTRIPLETT LB 29 HOLLISHALL LC 21 ANTHONY ROSE RC 26 TIMCHILDERS SS 43 TERRY KINARD FS

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17 McFADDEN, BILL SAF 6-1 186 Jr. West Islip, NY Terrapins 22 MARINO, CHRIS SE 5-11 160 So. Gaithersburg, MD 36 MATTIS, BOB TB 6-1 195 So. Elizabethville, PA NO. NAME POS HGT WGT CL 10 MILKOVICH, BOB QB 6-3 212 Sr. Rockville, MD 8 ADAMS, STEVE K 6-0 180 Sr. 59 MILLER, DOUG C 5-11 227 So. Lanham. MD DerwQod, MD 9 ANDERSEN, STEVE K 5-11 185 So. 53 MULLER, MIKE LB 6-0 210 Jr. Bristol, CT Gaithersburg, MD 90 ATKINSON, JESSE K 5-9 155 So. 3 NASH, JOHN FB 6-1 215 Jr. Camp Springs. MD BALTIMORE, MD 65 AULISI, ED OG 6-2 235 Jr. 41 NIEDERHELMAN, JOE LB 6-0 220 So. West Orange, NJ Cincinnati. OH 43 AULISI, JOE DE 5-10 195 Jr. 60 PACELLA, DAVID OG 6-3 250 Jr. West Orange, NJ Reading, PA 2 BAKER, BRIAN DE 6-0 190 So. 13 PUGH, BILL TE 6-5 205 Jr. Baltimore, MD Cincinnati. OH 23 BALDWIN, CLARENCE DB 6-1 190 So. 47 QUANDER, TIM DB 5-11 187 Jr. Hyattsville, MD Seat Pleasant. MD 61 BENSON, SHAWN OG 6-2 232 So. 14 REICH, FRANK QB 6-4 190 So. Altoona, PA Lebanon, PA 74 BORING, LES OT 6-3 251 Sr. 83 RENALDO, CHRIS DE 6-2 188 So. Richmond, OH Wayne, NJ 31 BRKOVICH, JOE FB 6-0 220 So. 64 RIENDEAU, BRIAN OG 6-2 250 Sr. McKeesport, PA Virginia Beach. VA 78 BROWN, GURNEST DT 6-3 251 Jr. 25 ROBERTS, KEN WB 6-0 195 So. Wilson, NC Falls Church. VA 39 BURMEISTER, DOUG FB 6-4 200 So. 42 RODENBERGER, JEFF FB 6-3 227 Sr. Oakton, VA Trumbauersville, PA 69 CALDWELL, RODNEY DG 6-4 268 Jr. 80 SADLER, ALAN SE/K 6-5 195 So. Williamstown, NJ Camp Springs, MD 16 CARPIN, DENNIS DB 6-2 190 So. 15 SCRIBER, SPENCER WB 6-2 180 Jr. Philipsburg, PA Hollywood, MD 32 CARTER, VERNON DE 6-1 185 Fr. 19 SIMMONS, JONATHAN DB 6-0 190 So. Laurel. MD Baltimore, MD 76 CONROY, BRIAN OT 6-3 240 So. 33 SOBEL, MARK DE 5-11 195 Sr. Cleveland. OH Matawan. NJ 77 CORVINO, MIKE DG 6-2 242 Jr. 66 SOLT, RON OG 6-3 230 So. Pen Argyl, PA Wilkes-Barre. PA 44 D'ADDIO, DAVID FB 6-2 218 Jr. 26 TAYLOR, DAVID DB 6-0 185 Jr. Union, NJ Bridgeport. WV 46 DAILEY, DARNELL LB 6-3 223 Sr. 50 THOMPSON, GREG DG 6-1 245 So. Baltimore, MD Alexandria, VA 84 DAVIS, RUSSELL SE 6-5 218 So. 82 TICE, JOHN TE 6-5 230 Jr. Steelton, PA Central Islip, NY 12 DEWITZ, BRENT QB 6-0 190 Jr. 52 TOMASETTI, VINCE C 6-2 250 Jr. Orrville, OH Old Forge. PA 98 DUDA, MARK DT 6-3 246 Jr. 92 VANDERHOUT, GREG DG 6-0 245 Sr. Plymouth, PA Wilmington. DE 7 ESIASON, NORMAN QB 6-4 190 So. 73 VENEZIA, HARRY OT 6-4 270 Jr. East Islip, NY Norristown, PA 1 EUBANKS, HOWARD DE 6-1 205 Jr. 45 WEEKS, LOUIS LB 6-2 225 So. Charlottesville, VA Glen Burnie, MD 88 FAZIO, RON TE 6-5 225 So. 5 WHITTIE, TIM TB 5-10 190 Jr. Willingboro, NJ Baltimore. MD 95 FURMAN, TYRONE DG 6-1 257 So. 37 WILKINS, JOE LB 6-1 215 Jr. Reistertown, MD Pleasantville, NJ 55 GENTZEL, PAUL DT 6-4 220 Jr. 72 WILSON, ERIC LB 6-3 225 Fr. Bowie, MD Charlottesville, VA 67 GIOIA, BOB OT 6-3 250 Sr. 97 WILSON, MARK DE 6-1 195 Sr. Cresskill, NJ Charlottesville, VA 51 GROSS, JAMES DG 6-1 220 So. 24 WINGFIELD, WAYNE SAF 6-1 200 Jr. Landover, MD Richmond, VA 29 GUNDERMAN, BOB DB 6-0 180 So. 58 WRIGHT, TODD C 6-2 230 Sr. West Milford. NJ Parma Heights, OH 57 HARRAKA, GREG C 6-2 220 So. 18 WYSOCKI, CHARLIE TB 5-11 205 Sr. Wayne, NJ Wilkes-Barre. PA 4 HILL, GREG DB 5-11 170 So. 56 ZILLMAN, PAT LB 6-0 215 Sr. Seat Pleasant. MD Wausau, Wl 27 HOFFMAN, GIL DB 6-0 180 So. Washington. DC 6 JONES, LENDELL DB 6-0 180 So. Easton, PA 68 JOYCE. JIM DT 6-3 220 So. Gaithersburg, MD 34 JOYNER, WILLIE TB 5-11 195 So. Brooklyn, NY 79 KOCH, PETER DT 6-5 235 So. New Hyde Park, NY 54 KOLENCIK, FRANK DG 6-1 235 Jr. Cleveland, OH 48 KREIDER, JOHN LB 5-11 216 Jr. Cornwell Heights, PA 30 KRONBERG, VIC FB 6-1 230 So. Stamford, CT 11 LEWIS, MIKE WB 6-3 190 Jr. Rocky Mount, NC 63 LYNCH, LEONARD OG 6-3 245 Fr. Levittown. PA

53 "

The Incredible BroadcastingTeam.

Clemson football Saturday! It all starts with the Tiger Tailgate Sliow ... the pre-game color, the arriving fans, the building excitement of a football

Saturday at Death Valley . . . hosted by Russ Cassell (second from left).

Then, as the super-charged fans watch the Tigers take to the gridiron, Jim Phillips (kneeling) and Scott Shannon (right end) take to the air to bring all the action to fans throughout the Carolinas, Georgia, and beyond. After the game, the Fifth Quarter, hosted by Greg Anderson (left end) and Joe Fletcher (second from right), features the most comprehensive football scoreboard in the Southeast, with direct reports from other games, "replays" of the Clemson game, and interviews with players and coaches.

It's a super Saturday of football excitement! "A great place to be.

AM1330/FM 94 CHEVY CAVAUER THE ESCAPE HATCH

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Here's the kind of engineering designed to take you miles up to 43 Est Highway/ [26] EPA Est. MPG.* And engine buffs 4- owoy from the m idd le of the rood . The 1 982 Cava I ler Hatch- will be interested to know Cavalier's standard 1.8 Liter, back. A brand-new cor that owes its creation to innovation. cylinder engine actually delivers more horsepower per liter Not imitation. than some highly regarded V8s. Escape with the goods. Plan your escape now.

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On the technical side, innovations in front-wheel drive, You won't have any trouble at all adjusting to your new aerodynamic design and operating efficiency help add freedom.

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Opponent Facts School: Maryland Nickname: Terrapins Location: College Park, Maryland Enrollment: 23,118 Stadium: (cap.) Byrd 45,000 Colors: Red and White, Black and Gold Jerry Claiborne Dick Dull Head Coach Athletic Director

Joe Aulisi Brian Baker Les Boring Joe Brkovich Gurnest Brown 43 Jr. 2 So. 74 Sr. 31 So. 78 Jr.

Bob Gioia Willie Joyner Peter Koch Frank Kolencik Mike Lewis 67 Sr. 34 So. 99 So. 54 Jr. 11 Jr. Terrapins Leonard Lynch Bill McFadden Bob Milkovich Mike Muller John Nash 63 Fr. 17 Jr. 10 Sr. 53 Jr. 3 Jr.

David Pacella Ken Roberts Jeff Rodenberger Brian Riendeau Johnathan Simmon 60 Jr. 25 So. 42 Sr. 64 Sr. 19 Sr.

David Taylor John Tice 26 Jr. 82 Jr.

Greg Vanderhout Tim Whittle 92 Sr. 5 Jr.

Mark Wilson Joe Wilkins Wayne Wingfield Todd Wright Charlie Wysocki 97 Sr. 37 Jr. 24 Jr. 58 Sr. 18 Sr.

61 Jerry Gaillard

By Cricket Yates Francisco 49er Clark did in his career in 'stickability' which is the ability to stick Tigertown. Clark had 33 receptions for with whatever the case may be. In this Clemson supporters owe a great 571 yards, while Gaillard is already at the case, it was his knee injury." amount of gratitude to the late Clarence 58 reception mark with 758 yards. Head Coach Danny Ford calls him "a Gaillard, a longtime IPTAY member from Denver Bronco scout Lyde Huggins dependable person and leader" and Hol- Seneca, South Carolina. Through his said that a lot of guys are overlooked by land calls him, "an inspirational player." constant badgering of former Head some people, but that Gaillard shows To friends, he's known as "Smokey" Coach Charley Pell, the Tigers have his great potential as a pro player, "He's got because he, "runs like a cloud of nephew as a starting wide receiver on great hands and runs the precision smoke." their number-two ranked team. Three- routes well. He has a great awareness of "Roadrunner" would probably be a yearstarter Jerry Gaillard might not have defensive players." more appropriate name for the 180- come to Clemson had it not been for his His own coach, Lawson Holland, pound senior. With his father in the persistent uncle who sent Pell clippings, echoed the scouts sentiments, "Jerry is Army, Gaillard has lived in nine different statistics and everything he could get his aggressiveand just plain mentally tough. homes. The roster includes Kentucky, hands on about the 6-0 Yuma, Arizona His biggest asset is that he has a great Texas, Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, product. Pell finally saw some film and football instinct. It is like having another Louisiana, Arizona, Los Angeles and the Clemson program could use decided coach on the field." South America. Clarence's nephew. it is Perhaps Gaillard's positive atti- "Before I went to the Panama Canal, I Thank goodness for the elder tude that strengthens the Anderson- was going into the eighth grade. I was Gaillard's pestering because the 21- born native's determination. pretty naive. I thought I would have to year-old "Army brat" now ranks ninth on "A lot of coaches look at size and swi ng on vines togotoschool, but Ifound the all-time Clemson career receiving think because someone is bigger, they out it wasn't like that at all. The most list. He stands behind some fine com- can play better. But that's not always important thing I've learned about pany in Pittsburgh Steeler Bennie Cun- true. I think if the desire in your heart is moving around is the friendships you ningham, Dallas Cowboy star Charlie right, you can do just as good a job as find. I'm more socially adaptable be- Waters, Saskatchewan Roughrider Joey anybody." cause I've had to move. Walters (the Canadian Football League's His belief is apparent in the case of his "When I was thinking about colleges, I leading receiver) and Buffalo Bill Jerry recent knee injury. Gaillard was hurt in thought about all the places I had lived Butler. And this does not include team- the Tulane game and the injury was before. I wanted some place that I could mate. Perry Tuttle, who just surpassed supposed to have taken 4-6 weeks to feel some roots." Butler's all-time receiving yardage rec- heal. But Jerry Gaillard could not accept "Smokey's" ties with Clemson are nu- ord with 2,225 yards. that. merous. Besides his Uncle Clarence, his The combination of Gaillard and Tuttle "Inallmy years offootball, I had never father and sister were born in Seneca. has caught 191 passes between them, seriously been injured. When I hurt my His grandmother lives 13 miles away and which is more than any pass-catching knee, I didn't think it was major until I his mother was born in nearby Fairplay. duo in Clemson history. The two have woke up the next morning and couldn't "When people look at the roster, they worked well together as starters for three move it. Perhaps, I'm more determined say, 'Yuma, Arizona! Wow! Is he crazy years and Gaillard's compatriot will be because of it as I want to make up for the coming so far from home?' But actually, the first to document Gaillard's ability. games I missed (Georgia, Kentucky). it's not really that far. I think of it as "Jerry has as much ability as anyone Administrative Assistant Don Denning coming back home." and he will get a solid chance in the pros, documents his determination, "He's got just like Dwight Clark has gotten," said Tuttle. "I've hada lot more passesthrown my way over the last three years and

that's why I have better stats and have set more records. But Jerry runs great

routes, has good hands and I think he'll

have a great shot of making it in pro ball." The obvious comparison between the lean Gaillard and Tuttle is the "Dwight Clark-Jerry Butler" syndrome all over again. Clark tackled the problem with this philosophy, "Your self-satisfaction comes through your participation and total team effort. As long as you know you're doing your part, everything always works out." Gaillard agrees with Clark's attitude and uses the present pro star's experiences as motivation.

"Dwight and I are probably very much alike. His entire career here wasn't flashy, but he went pro and now he's

second in the NFL in receptions. It gives hope for other people that don't get a lot

of publicity and perhaps can make it. It happens all the time." Thus far during his career, Gaillard has caught 21 more passes than the San

62 At Home at Clemson Ifyou think you could pick your beer withyour eyes closed, here's your chance.

Up for some real sport? have a friend pour each drinkers do. Probably only one in three beer into separate cups. A few years ago a master beer drinkers can pass this Now taste each one and tell brewer named Frank Sellinger test. your friend which premium came to Schlitz. He Still game? Then grab beer is yours. came to be president a Schlitz and two other If you picked and to make the premium beers. (Make sure Schlitz instead ofyour smoothest beer yet. one is your favorite.) regular, don't be sur- One taste will tell you,

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t 1981 Jos Schlilz Brewing Companv. Milwaukee, Wl 63 ' ' " " IPTAY Officers

Wilbur K, Hammett Robert T Haselden, Jr * Bill Hendrix, Jr Grover C Henry W A. Hudson- A P Kerchmar Arthur W O Shields • Marvin C Robinson R L Stoddard Wesley A Stoddard* Ted Wilson

Union County Harold E Blackwell, Chairman ' H S Harris, Jr B E Kirby,Jr Thomas E Mack

Bill M. Reaves Lawrence Starkey IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer Dr. J. H. Timmerman Dr J H Timmerman ' Director, District IV Director, At-Large IPTAY President Director, District III

Director, District III

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Dr J H Timmerman, Director — District III IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS- Cherokee County 1 513 Morninghill Dr John M Hamrick, Chairman* Columbia, S C 29210 W Ronald Barrett * T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director F. E. Hughes, Director R S Campbell, Jr Aiken County Charlie W. Bussey, Director Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Gary E Clary* William R Alexander, Chairman Wylle Hamrick O C Batchelor W. G. DesChamps, Jr., Director Calhoun Lemon, Director E Raymond Parker Alan J Coleman Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director George G Poole, Jr., Director James R Sanders* William J Coleman Harper Gault, Director Chris Suber, Director Thomas EiserhardI Greenville County Frank T Gibbs" F. Gressette, Jr., W. H. Taylor, Director * Reeves Director K M Watson, Chairman Elbert Hines Hamilton Lewis F. Holmes, Director Marshall Walker, Director Bill Barbary* Eugene H Kneece, Jr Walter Glenn Brackin, Jr * John G Molony Joseph Bailey Bright Alan M Tewkesbury III ATHLETIC DIRECTOR — BILL MCLELLAN Miles E Bruce • Charlie W Timmerman F A Townsend, Jr IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — JOSEPH J. TURNER, JR. Charles A Bryan, Jr HONORARY DIRECTOR — FRANK HOWARD J BennetteCornwell ' James L Walpole Walter B Crawford" Carrol H Warner Gordon S Davis Ben G Watson • W M Self William Lem Dillard" H Weeks, Sr Representatives: * McCormIck County Henry EIrod ' Calvin H Garrett Edgefield County T C Faulkner, Jr . Chairman ' " Clark Gaston, Jr E. O Dukes, Jr , Chairman John P Howard Joe Gibson Joe F Anderson, Jr J W Gilliam, Jr Oconee County Joel W Gray III Charles D Hunt Henry M Herlong, Jr Joel Harns. Chairman Richard H Ivester • Joe Ben Herlong J H Abrams Willis A King,Jr Lewis F Holmes III Ronald Paul Barnette Terry A Kingsmore" Thomas H Ryan W C Harper Jim League Herbert S. Yarborough Jim Patlerson Ernest C Hughes Henry M Lee J H McJunkin • Director, District I Floyd S Long Lexington County Garry C Phillips Terry L Long • D H Caughman, Chairman" IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT 1 Seabrook Marchant Johnny L Cagle Pickens County L Jim Patterson, Director — District I J G Miller, Jr R Hugh Caldwell P Box 589 Charles E Dalton. Chairman O William J. Neely, Jr James Tracy Childers William J Barnett Clemson, S C 29631 Thomas K Norns William B Clinton, Jr Edith Batson* William H Orders" James A Compton Abbeville County Francis A Bosdell* John F Palmer Ernest Jamerson Corley, Jr. Phillip H Rosenberg. Chairman" Phillip H Burnett * • H Ralph Corley, Sr I N Patterson, Jr William H Baxleylll J, Ed Burrell George Millon Plyler John Mellon Gault III" V Wendel Boggs* Jerry R Byrd* Bobby W Ramsey T A Henry Charles B Murphy Charles Ellenburg. Jr • James Rochester- Warren Craig Jumper" Don Southard, Jr Gaslon Gage, Jr John G Slattery V F Linder,Jr M Earle Williamson Roddey E Gettys III* Richard Taylor, Jr John W McLure M Riggs Goodman E- Anderson County J, Harold Townes, Jr Gene Rhymer, Jr Floyd M Guerreri S T King, Chairman Bob Harmon" S. Gray Walsh J W Riser Randall Bell' H Wilkins J. Tom Shell Floyd M Hunt David Victor G Chapman, Sr Charles M, Stuck Frank J Jersey B. K Chreitzberg Laurens County Tom C Lynch, Jr R Carol Cook J, R Adair, Chairman Newberry County * Dave Moorhead Joe B Davenport Heath Copeland Earle J Bedenbaugh, Chairman " R R Ritchie T- George H Ducworth Henry M Fans, Sr Waller B Cousins • * Gil Rushton" J Tom Forrester, Jr Charles Jeter Glenn Louie C Derrick" William C Singleton Drs Hentz & Hentz Gray Hipp, Jr L Glenn Fellers" B J Skelton" Robert Lee Hill Hugh Foster Morgan, Jr Melvin L Longshore G Neil Smith" C Patrick Killen C H Ragsdalelll Joseph A West* W B Owens Ralph F King, Jr Ralph Prater Terry C Shaver" Eugene P Willimon C James F Little N, C Wessinger Joe H Simpson, Jr." Harry Major* Clifford T Smith" Randall W McClain" Spartanburg County C Gurnie Stuck* P, C Osleen, Jr W M Manning, Chairman* David Waldrop, Jr • Robert G. Sharpe T- R Adams, Jr

James G Bagnal III Richland County Greenwood County Andy N Beiers George B Herndon, Chairman • Robert * L McCord, Chairman John L Brady, Sr George I Alley F E AbelLJr A. B Bullington, Jr Tom R Bailey ' Lewis Bagwell William M Cooper Jerry A Brannon * C Evans Putman Wayne Bell John Cornwell, Jr Jack W Brunson Director, District II B John Bracknell Jack Cnbb William T Clawson III William E Burnett* Kenneth Cnbb Ralph Cooper *

Johnson Craig IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT II John Easterling, Jr Alberto Courie,Jr,* Jr Robert M Erwin, C. Evans Putman, Director — District II W Gerald Emory Michael R Davis W K Fooshe* 15 Quail Hill Drive Bruce Foster James W Engram Nevit Y Johnson Greenville, S C 29607 Harry H. Gibson Larry W Flynn •

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' E Golightly" III, Chairman Don Thomas E Gnmes William B Bookhart. Jr , Chairman* William E Hair William R Adkins W C Higginbolham * Harry J Johnson David E Angel J M Russell. Jr * * Z, K, Kelly S Lynn Campbell Jack G Vallenline I • Buddy Lewis Roy W Campfield. Jr JackG Vallentine III James P McKeown III* O T Gulp James C Williams. Jr • Eddie Dalton S C McMeekin* F Buist Eaves. Jr Russell S Wolfe II Jetlrey A O Cam E M George* Director, At-Large Roben A Richardson Jeflery T Haire ' * Crawford E Sanders III James W Hancock. Jr A Lee Scheider, Jr William F Harper Davis O Smilh* AHord Haselden * John B Smith, Jr W T Jenkins. Jr Keith H Waters F D Johnson* E, Ralph Wessinger. Sr. James H Owen. Jr J. C Rhea. Jr r V Lawrence Starkey * Saluda County Ben R Smith. Jr Director, At-Large * Bernard L Black. Chairman G G Thomas, Sr Alfred B Coleman W T Fort. Jr James A Derrick* S Director, District VI Benjamin H Herlong James R Herlong, Jr IPTAY ORGANIZATION - DISTRICT VI Mark S Patterson - W T Fort, Jr , Director District VI John H Wheeler 26 Adams Street T C Wnght Sumter, S C 29150 Garner Bagnal Kenneth Yarborough Director, At-Large

* Clarendon County J Ryan White Theodore B Gardner, Chairman Director, District V DISTRICT VII Julius R Eadon. Jr G, H Furse. Jr North Carolina

IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT V Lawrence I Gibbons J Ryan White, Director — District V Dacosta Muckentuss. Jr W W Allen P O Box 487 H B Rickenbaker Roland L Connelly Horace F Swilley • • Walterboro, S C 29488 John Duncan Bill M Reaves J L Edmonds Director, District IV Allendale County Dillon County Pete Folsom Bradley J O Neal, Chairman W G Lynn. Chairman* James B Foster IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT IV Wiley D Crum Charles F Carmichael* Thomas W Glenn III Bill M Reaves, Director — District IV Billy Daniel* Joe B Godfrey * 515 Richardson Circle, E Bamburg County L B Hardaway. Jr E GuyHendnx" ' Hartsville, S C 29550 Claude McCain, Chairman Charles G Lucius. Jr H L Hoover R Herman Rice* Robert Martin. Jr George A Hutto. Jr. Chester County Fred Schnmpf Joseph L Powell* W D Kirkpatnck Curtis A Fennell. Chairman Billy G Rogers Robert C Lenhardf Edward C Abell Barnwell County Robert E McClure

III F E Abell Howard G Dickinson, Jr , Chairman John Mclnnis Richard A Coleman H M Anderson* Florence County Edgar L Miller, Jr Rufus Brown. George R Fleming Grover C. Kennedy. Jr, M Chairman* Tom R Morns, Jr Mrs Rufus Brown CarlH Jones III Jimmy L Tarrance W D Moss.Jr Thomas D Birchmore W E Lindsay Walter M Nash III Donald B Murray Berkeley County Clyde S Bryce.Jr, Thomas G Roche. Jr. W H Thornley. Chairman * Marvin Cocklield C R Swearingen. Jr. Chesterfield County Lawrence C McMillan L M Coleman, Jr Arthur E Thomas James C Stone, Chairman William L Coleman* T G Westmoreland Rhetl Butler Beaufort County Frank A Douglass, Jr William T Worth Cecil Wayne Comer J Harry Tarrance. Chairman* L B Finklea. Jr Bobby J Yarborough * Al Hitchcock George J F Bullwinkel. Jr Harold B Haynes John R Thomas Henry C Chambers Ernest L Jones* Dan L Tillman, Jr James S Gibson. Jr L Chappell Jones* DISTRICT VIII Patrick K White J Louis Grant James W King Ray L Wilson. Jr Bryan Loadholl Stephen H Mudge* Georgia John F Poole Wilbur O Powers Darlington County Calhoun County Barnett A Allgood III William P Kennedy. Chairman William H Bull. Chairman* Tom M Robertson Robert S Bonds Hubert C Baker* Martin C Cheatham John G Rose Andrew P Calhoun Allen T James Bell. Jr Lawrence M Gressette. Jr P Wood David Tilman Cline J W Carter Edward L Young John A Dickerson Manon D Hawking, Jr Charleston County Douglas C Edwards

William McCown III Van Noy Thornhill, Chairman* Howard E Hord 8 Georgetown County Harry M McDonald John Q Adams III* * Robert A King Glenn A Cox. Chairman M B Nickles.Jr Archie E Baker William C Lawson Joe Thomas Branyon, Jr. John C Walker- H L Dukes, Jr John L Murray. Jr Samuel M Harper M Dreher Gaskin * Thomas E Peterson H Edsel Hemingway, Jr Fairfield County William A Grant* Edwin S Presnell A H Lachicotte, Jr Louis M Boulware* Beverly Haters* A U Priester, Jr * Joe Young J. K Coleman Mac R Harley Mickey E Reeves Ernest C Hughes Gregory A Jones W B Shedd * Harold R Jones William C Kennerty* Joseph Turner, Jr Horry County W Samuel McConnell Eugene P Willimon,Jr W R G Horton, Chairman* Kershaw County David M Murray, Jr * James W Barnette, Jr J Paul IX F Watson. Chairman Hans F F L Bradham* DISTRICT Kenneth W Carson Carl S Pulkinen Buddy Gore* * Tommie W James, Jr, Paul Quattlebaum, Jr Pat Other States and At-Large: Gore * G P Lachicotte Walter A Renken. Jr* John H Holcombe* Nick P Anagnost — S C T F Jr. Schirmer. Jr * Emerson E Andrishok — N J McNamara, A B Lewis S Horton J Stout — R S F Horton* George U Bennett Tenn Lancaster County Thurman W McLamb* Carl F Besseni — Md Garret J Mobley, Chairman* Colleton Breazeale.Jr Tenn, County R S Winfield* T C — • James A Adams Jack W Carter. Sr . Chairman* Robert T Cathey — Tex John O- Avinger William T Howell Robert P Corker — Tenn W P. Clyburn Manon W Sams. Jr Marion County Frank J Cox — Ala * Dexter L Cook J Ryan While III* T C Atkinson III, Chairman Wm K Durham — Germany Jesse Crenshaw John H, Holt Mark G Fellers — Tenn Marion D Lever, Jr Dorchester County Duncan C Mclntyre James C Furman — Tenn * Joe H Lynn' Tom Salisbury. Chairman Walter L Garvin — Tenn James A Mobley. Jr Thomas W Bailey AlvinJ Hurt, Jr — Ohio Sumter County Henry Glenn Simpson H D Byrd F H Inabnit, Jr — Fla Wyman L Morris, Chairman Ronald Small GeneW Dukes Ed Jackson — Colo T O Bowen, Jr Clifford M Henley John Osteen — Tenn * John J Bntton,Jr Lee County Dexter Rickenbaker Philip H Pnnce — N Y E M Dubose Carroll Green DesChamps II, Chairman* J V Roberts — Ala R L Wilder- Bethel C Durant Hampton County Ben K Sharp — Tenn Don R McDaniel William F Speights. Chairman* JohnC Sharpe — Tenn * Jerry F Crews. Jr Williamsburg County Harry W Smith — Tenn Marlboro County David 8 Gohagan John J Snow, Chairman Millie D Williams — Ala C E Calhoun. Chairman Winston A Lawton W C Cottingham* William L Wylie — Mich Mark Slade Avent* Williams Ware. Sr W H Cox Leon R Young — Fla Roben G Mace Fred P Guerry, Jr, Ray C. Smith Jasper County James M. Kennedy

F A Spencer Dale Ferguson III. Chairman Thomas O Morns, Jr • Denotes Award Winners special Recognition

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Sammie Morris Charles F. Rhem, Jr. Bill Starnes Western Beverage Co. Sumter, SC Greer, SC Perry. SC Taylors, SC

Hemingway Pharmacy H. B. Risher James B. Stephens J. F. Wyman, Jr. Hemingway, SC Spartanburg, SC Greenville, SC Estill, SC

Norm Greene Drs. J. 0. &K. C. Shuler M ,000 TIGER SCHOLARSHIP Moncks Corner, SC Mt, Pleasant, SC Life Members Dr. Rhett B. Myers Mr. & Mrs, Charles M, Moncks Corner, SC Shuler, Jr, R. W. Bond Clemson IPTAY Carrol H, Warner Dr A. Fred Stringer, Jr. North Charleston. SC John H. Swicord, MD Wagener, SC Anderson, SC Scholarship Endowment Moncks Corner, SC Mr, & Mrs, Christopher F. Chris Suber Sutphin Greenville, S.C. M. W. Umphlett Memorial Anderson, SC Wadmalaw Island, SC ALLENDALE by Clyde D. & Calhoun W. R. A. Bowen Memorial IPTAY W. B. Yarborough Temple-Watts-Straup Umphlett Scholarship Allendale, SC Anderson, SC Moncks Corner, SC CHEROKEE Macon, G.A. James C. Thompson, Jr. Ware Brothers Const. Co, R S. Campbell, Jr. Anderson, SC Moncks Corner, SC Gaffney, SC ABBEVILLE ANDERSON Associates Albany Felt Co. David David U. Ayers R. A. All & W. Frank Eskridge Windsor D. Curry St. Stephen, Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Anderson, SC S C. Gaffney, SC Jimmy Caldwell Wylie Hamrick William H. Baxley III, DMD TheC&S National Bank Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Belton, SC Gaffney, SC CHARLESTON Mr. & Mrs. Wm. C Dupre Nathan W, Childs Grady R. Jones Keller Investment, Inc. Belton, Gaffney, Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC SC F, A. Bailey III SC Charleston, SC Dr. J. Clayton Richardson E. Raymond Parker Mr. & Mrs. James B. Jones, Jr. B. K. Chreitzberg & Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Dr. C. Eric Richardson Ricky Bailey Gaffney, SC Belton, SC Charleston, SC Rusty Poole David P. Riggins Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Milford R. Carol Cook & Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Ruble H. Black Belks-Northwood Mall Gaffney, SC Honea Path, SC Charleston, SC Rosenberg-Barber-Nelson R. Doug Cromer Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Ridgeway Charleston Oil Co. CHESTER Honea Path, SC Van Noy, Tommy & Ned First National Bank of SC A Friend from Chester Don & Wayne Southard Eddy Thornhill Anderson & Clemson Office Roger H. Davis Chester, SC Thomas & A. M. Mundy Charleston, SC Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Iva, SC Frank S. Hanckel, Jr. Lamar Gaillard CHESTERFIELD Forrester's — J. Tom Forrester AIKEN Charleston, SC Anderson, SC Williamston, SC J, Chris Swift William R. Alexander Marsha E. Hass Cheraw, SC Aiken, SC Frank Distributing Co. Charleston, SC Anderson, SC BAMBERG Dr, Billy Blakeney "A Tiger" 0. Ray Lever Dr. F. Marion Dwight Pageland, SC Aiken, SC Dr. Walter L. Gaillard Charleston, SC Anderson, SC Bamberg, SC F. A. Townsend & Frank E. Lucas CLARENDON F. A. Townsend, Jr. George's Drive Inn Charleston, SC Aiken, SC Anderson, SC BARNWELL Mr, & Mrs, John A, Walter Allison & Patsy Grimes Carl S. Pulkinen Manning, SC T. Clifton Weeks Hopper Gulf Service Elko, SC Charleston, SC Aiken, SC Anderson, SC John William Green A Friend from Williston William A. Grant, President Turbeville, SC Dick Day Max B. King Memorial Williston, SC Tri-County Concrete Corp. North Augusta, SC Anderson, SC Hanahan, SC COLLETON Frank T. Gibbs KingOil Co. BEAUFORT Dr. &Mrs. J. R. Stout Dr, J, Frank Biggers North Augusta, SC Anderson, SC Hanahan, SC Walterboro, SC Bates Associates, JohnT. Gibbs, Jr. P.C. Osteen, Jr. Architects/Planners Phil & Mary Bradley Calvert W, Huffines North Augusta, SC Anderson, SC Hilton Head Island, SC Johns Island, SC Walterboro, SC Harry L. Howard T. Barney Smith E. M. Seabrook, Jr., North Augusta, SC Anderson, SC DARLINGTON BERKELEY E. M. Seabrook III &

Mr. &Mrs. George L. Webb James A. Smith, Jr. Austin Construction Co. Lewis E. Seabrook William M. Boyce Salley, SC Anderson, SC Moncks Corner, SC Mt. Pleasant, SC Darlington, SC 67 R. B, Pond Const. Co, Inc. James W. King Glen Gordon Daves, MD/ Non-Fluid Oil Corp. Benjamin E. Morgan William M. Boyce Johnsonville, SC J. L. Locklair Greenville, SC Greer, SC Darlington, SC Greenville, SC King Farms —Joe W. King Orderest, Inc. W. Carl Smith R, B, Pond, Jr. Johnsonville, SC Gordon S. Davis Greenville, SC Greer, SC Darlington, SC Greenville, SC Palmetto Health Associates Z. H. Owings Jack R. Kelley G. James Wilds III Johnsonville, SC W. Frank Durham, Jr. Greenville, SC Mauldin, SC Darlington, SC Greenville, SC John E. Taylor, Jr. Alton F. Painter Blakely Dairy Farm, Inc. T. James Bell, Jr., MD Johnsonville, SC Enwright Associates, Inc. Greenville, SC Piedmont, SC Hartsville, SC Greenville, SC William G. Moorer Joe D. Pearson Everett L. Landrum, Jr. Carlton D. Buckles Lake City, SC Fortson Travel Agency Greenville, SC Piedmont, SC Hartsville, SC Greenville, SC Joe, Joey & Bobby Bostick John Perkins William H. Moody Dr. Paul A. Coward Pamplico, SC Francis Produce Greenville, SC Piedmont, SC Hartsville, SC Greenville, SC Dr. William L. Coleman Chemsize, Inc. /Roger G. Perry Andy/Peggy/Steve Mullikin Auburndale Plantation/ Pamplico, SC Freeman, Wells & Major Greenville, SC &J.W. &DoddMcCall Frank M. Flowers & Sons Greenville, SC Piedmont, SC Jack E. Pittman Hartsville, SC GEORGETOWN Tom Garrett Greenville, SC A. Courtney Cobb ^ Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr. Mrs. Yank Barrineau Greenville, SC Simpsonville, SC Pringle-Owings, Inc. Hartsville, SC Andrews, SC A. P. Gray Greenville, SC Mrs. Donald R. Doss Harry M. McDonald Joe/Tommy/Joey Branyon Greenville, SC Simpsonville, SC C. Evans Putman Hartsville, SC Andrews, SC Joel W. Gray III Greenville, SC Thomas P. Lane Jr. &

In Honor ot Mr. & Mrs. Loyd C. Morris Greenville, SC Kenneth J. Hall B D, Robbins W. P. (Pap) Timmerman Andrews, SC Simpsonville, SC C. L. Greene Greenville, SC Hartsville, SC C. L. Cribb, Jr. Greenville, SC Frank J. McGee James Rochester Co., Georgetown, SC Simpsonville, SC DILLON James F. Harrison Inc. —James Rochester Samuel M. Harper Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Kathleen McGee Charles F. Carmichael & Georgetown, SC Simpsonville, SC Savings Inc. J. Kirk Hind J. D. Rudder Dillon, SC Glenn, Myra & Jennifer Cox Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Roberta B. Sanford Pawleys Island Apothecary Simpsonville, SC Albert J. & T. Neal Rogers Francis K. (Frank) Hinnant Truman W. Shirley, Jr. Pawleys Island, SC Fork, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Bill & Marian Barbary Harrison S. Forrester Taylors, SC Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Powell J. D. Hollingsworth on J. E. SirrineCo. #1 Pawleys Island, SC Latta, SC Wheels, Inc Greenville, SC Earle W. Sargent Memorial A. H. Lachicotte, Jr. Greenville, SC by Carolina Belting Co. J. E SirrineCo. #2 DORCHESTER Pawleys Island, SC Taylors, SC Maurice Holman Greenville, SC Boyce Construction Corp. William D. Rigby Greenville, SC Nutex, Inc. J. E. Sirrine Co. #3 Summerville, SC Pawleys Island, SC Taylors, SC W, M. Hooks Greenville, SC Cinderella L. Flowers Greenville, SC Roy M. Pitts/Jubilee Sales Dr. Roberts. Small Summerville, SC Taylors, SC Willie R. Hudson Greenville, GREENVILLE SC Berlin G. Myers Lumber Corp. Greenville, SC Dr. William Evins W. J. Abies James M Stephens Summerville, SC Travelers Rest, SC Greenville, SC Dick Hendley Greenville, SC Salisbury Brick, Inc. Industrial House keeping. Inc. Philip A. Hawkins Dwight F. Allen Murray M. Stokely Summerville, SC Greenville, SC Travelers Rest, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Intex Products, Inc. # 1 George I. Theisen EDGEFIELD Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Atkinson Henry W. Suber Greenville, SC Travelers Rest, SC Greenville, SC Joe F. Anderson, Sr. Greenville, SC Intex Products, Inc. #2 Edgefield, SC David W. Balentine Sunshine Cleaners & Greenville, SC Laundry The Doug Curtis Family Greenville, SC William Jackson Greenville, GREENWOOD Johnston, SC B. SC Andrew P. Ballard Greenville, SC Joe Bowers Greenville, SC Terry Tallon Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Herlong Greenwood, SC Dr. J. Don Kelley Greenville, SC Johnston, SC Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Barnett Greenville, SC Jack & Jean Burch Greenville, SC Tex Tech Corp. Horace!. Holmes Greenwood, SC Dr. Roland M. Knight Greenville, SC Trenton, SC AARO Rents, Inc. Greenville, SC W F. Gilbert & Associates, Inc. L. L. Bates, Jr. Thermo-Kinetics, Inc. Lewis F. Holmes Greenwood, SC Lanford Company J E. Chambers Trenton, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Greenwood Packing Plant John H. Beckroge, Jr. Greenwood, SC Greenville, SC Terrell Lankford Insurance United Investors FAIRFIELD Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Charles E. Key J. Frank Black Greenwood, SC A. H. McMeekin, Jr. Greenville, SC Lawton Lumber Co., Inc. Vulcan Materials, Inc. Monticello, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Jimmy L. McWhorter Black Construction, Inc. Greenwood, SC Robert A. Westbrook Greenville, SC J. 0. Leonard, Jr. William L. Walker

Monticello, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Dr. & Mrs. J. C. Rockwell Thomas L. Caldroney Greenwood, SC J. K. Coleman Greenville, SC Fred & Hallie Mappus Thomas J. Warwick Winnsboro, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Robert H. Rykard Leroy Cannon Motors #2 Greenwood, SC Forest E. Hughes, Jr. Greenville, SC George Marianos William Nash Wasson Winnsboro, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC South Atlantic Constrs., Inc. Cato Trailer Service Inc. Co., Greenwood, SC Harold R. Jones Greenville, SC C. B. Martin Curtis D. Welborn Winnsboro, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC A. M. Tuck, Inc. #1 Computer Professionals, Inc. Greenwood, SC Greenville, SC L. A. McKinney Joel W. Wells FLORENCE Greenville, SC Greenville, SC A. M. Tuck, Inc. #2 Cooper Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Rufus M. Brown Motor Lines, Greenwood, SC James D. Miller Marion "Footsie" Wood Florence, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Dr. & Mrs. William R. Warner Covil Corp. L. Chappell Jones Greenwood, SC Morris Const. Co. Joseph Bailey Bright Florence, Greenville, SC SC Greer, SC Henry Holseberg/ W. K. Brown C. Curtis Crawford Tom M. Robertson C. Dale Hunter William Lem Dillard Hodges, SC Greenville, SC Florence, SC Greenville, SC Greer, SC In Memory of Robert H. (Hack) Dr. & Mrs. John M. Thomason Walter B. Crawford Kenneth L. Nail NeallO. Holder Latimer Florence, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Greer, SC Ware Shoals, SC 68 Lewis Bagwell Mike D. Hellams Memorial Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Hughes Dr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Skelton J. T. Dukes Ware Shoals, SC Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC

William F. Phillips P. W. McAlister Oconee Savings & Loan Asso. Col. & Mrs. E. N. Tyndall Larry W. Flynn Ware Shoals, SC Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC

OlinT. Wells Palmetto Spinning Corp. #1 Jack R. Tatham Stan Ulmer, MD Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Fugate Ware Shoals, SC Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC

Palmetto Spinning Corp. #2 James P. Whitlock Don E. Golightly — HAMPTON Laurens, SC ORANGEBURG Clemson, SC Design Collaborative, Inc. Jim Harrison Columbia, SC Fletcher Riley, Jr. & Word Processing, Inc. & Estill, SC LEE Wayne Stuckie Software Solutions, Inc. David A. Gray Larry U. Clark W G. Deschamps, Jr. Cope, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Hampton, SC Bishopville, SC Dr. Harry B. Arant, Jr. Mr, & Mrs. Colonel H. Albertson T. E, Grimes, Jr, Orangeburg, SC Easley, SC Columbia, SC HORRY LEXINGTON Felton N. Crews Bret J, Harris/Thomas C, Barry Anthony demons George M. Shealy E. R. Bair, Jr./Robert H. Hutto Easley, SC Brown/John M. Memorial Batesburg, SC Orangeburg, SC Hoefer/Thomas K. Wilson Green Sea, SC Dr. M. Rodney Culler T. E. Jones & Sons of Easley Jackie T. Warren Columbia, SC R. A. Jones Thurmon W. McLamb Batesburg, SC Orangeburg, SC Easley, SC Robt, D, Hendrix Const. Co., Little River, SC Ms. Mickey Lindler Charles Parker Dempsey Inc. Orangeburg, SC Amos M. McCall Davis Heniford, Jr. Cayce, SC Columbia, SC Easley, SC Loris, SC Dr. Mrs. J. Linder Mr. & Mrs. Albert R. Shealy & B. Jeff Hunt Machinery Co. Gene& Bob Merritt Jimmy Benton Chapin, SC Orangeburg. SC Columbia, SC Easley, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Edgar C. McGee Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Cowsert, Jr. Thomas S. Linton, Jr./ Orangeburg, SC Modern Home Builders George J. Bishop III Lexington, SC Stephen T. Duffin Easley, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Columbia, SC Kim Johnson Power Oil Co. Orangeburg, SC Donnie G. Patterson Don Cameron Lexington, SC James T. McCabe Easley, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Dr. L. P. Varn Columbia, SC Stuart, Stan & Ray Miller Orangeburg, SC Easley Ob-Gyn Associates, PA A. S. Dargan Lexington Supply Co. S. C. McMeekin Memorial Easley, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Lexington, SC Laurie Edward Bennett Columbia, SC Springfield, Mr. & Mrs. Roger Benjamin John P. "Pat" Gore Southern Installations, Inc SC Patrick Construction Co. Liberty, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Lexington, SC Columbia, SC

John H. Holcombe, Jr C. J. Carter T. E, Garrison/ PICKENS Paul E. Bowie, Jr, Memorial Budweiser of Anderson, SC Myrtle Beach. SC E. E. Roden/L. S. Tompkin Liberty, SC Columbia, SC Dean & Billy Finley West Columbia, SC John L. Humphries Central, SC R. E. B. S —Edward T. Strom Dr, Henry C. Martin Myrtle Beach, SC Warren Craig Jumper Columbia, SC Block C. Club Liberty, SC West Columbia, SC Riddle & Wilkes/Architects/lnc. Clemson, SC John C. Rivers Ernest Jones Washington, Jr. Myrtle Beach, SC Dr. & Mrs. D. W. Newton, Jr. Columbia, SC Cannon's, Inc. Liberty, SC West Columbia, SC Robert R, Sansbury Clemson, SC Theresa Ross Charles E, Dalton Myrtle Beach, SC Reynolds Transportation, Columbia, SC Norman Canoy Pickens, SC Inc. KERSHAW Clemson, SC Donald L. Rozier West Columbia, SC Robert C. Stewart, Jr. Columbia, SC W, A. Green, D. A. Kline & Nancy & Jimmy Cook Mendel Stewart Benjamin F. Whaley, Jr Robert R. Russell, Jr, B. H. Baum Clemson, SC Pickens, SC West Columbia, SC Camden, SC Columbia, SC Dr. Herbert P. Cooper, Jr. Henry R. Lowery Wrenn Machine Tools, Inc. South Carolina National Tommie W. James, Jr. Clemson, SC Six Mile, SC West Columbia, SC Camden, SC Bank Del Cowhard MARION Columbia, SC T. F. McNamara, Jr. Clemson, SC Camden, SC Robert G. Mace& Kenneth M. Suggs Kelly J. Dubose RICHLAND Dr E, E Nissen Columbia, SC George Singleton, Jr. Clemson, SC Gresham, C. Edward Addis SC Roy N. Taylor Camden, SC Columbia, SC Dr. & Mrs. William E. Dukes Dewey Alford & Jimmy Skipper Columbia, SC G. P. Lachicotte Clemson, SC John H. Bailey Marion, SC Charles E. Whitener Lugoff, SC Columbia, SC Ben Dysart Dr. Ira Barth Columbia, SC Clemson, SC Bearing Distributors, Inc. LANCASTER Marion, SC James Edward Wingard Columbia, SC Henry S. Ehrhardt Columbia, SC Alford Blackmon Dr. William L. Cheezem, Jr. Clemson, SC Blue Lancaster, Cross/Blue Shield SC Marion, SC Mrs. Frances L. Chappell Columbia, SC John H. Forberg Hopkins, Mr. & Mrs. Bobby English Eskridge & Long Const. Corp. SC Clemson, SC Jack W. Brunson Lancaster, SC Marion, SC Philip Chappell, Jr, Columbia, SC C. Garrison/Clark/ Garrison Hopkins, SC James F. Outlaw, Jr. J. Thomas Hunter, Jr. Clemson, SC R. L. Bryan & Co. Lancaster, SC Marion, SC Columbia, SC SALUDA Keith Hayne Griffith Mr. & Mrs. L. S. Stewman & Clemson, SC Jackson 0. Byers Jerrold A. Watson & Sons Mr. & Mrs. Duane Johnson MARLBORO Columbia, SC Monetta, SC Lancaster, SC Drake H. Rogers Mr. Knickerbocker Bennettsville, SC Clemson, SC Carolina Ceramics, Inc. "A Tiger Fan" LAURENS Columbia, SC Ridge Spring, SC Tom C. Lynch, Jr. NEWBERRY Mr. & Mrs. Lynn W. Cooper, Jr. Clemson, SC Charles Edward Corleylll, MD S&SFarm Supply Clinton, SC Mrs. Clarence W. Senn & Columbia, SC Ridge Spring, SCSC Mrs. K. L. Moore Dick M. Vaughan, Jr. Joe B. Nelson Clemson, SC Inza L. De Borde Kinards, SC SPARTANBURG Clinton, SC Columbia, SC Mr. & Mrs. James V. Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Gary A, Johnson & D. H. Roberts OCONEE Clemson, SC Paul De Borde Mr, & Mrs, Jimmy L. Johnson Clinton, SC Columbia, SC Duncan, SC J H. Abrams Frank J. Rankar

Carl R. Rogers Salem, SC Clemson, SC Shelby J. De Borde, Jr. Mascot Homes, Inc. Clinton, SC Columbia, SC Gramling, SC Walter E. Dixon, Jr. & In Memory of Fraz by Bob &

Robert T. Hollingsworth Robert A. Ferguson, Jr. Rita Reeves Shelby J. De Borde, Sr. C. B. Condrey Cross Hill, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Inman, SC

Vaughn E. Bullard, DOS W. C. Harper, Jr. Sanders & Deal The Development Group, Inc. "A Friend" Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Inman, SC 69 Allen Walcher Jerome J Richardson YORK Mr. & Mrs. E. T. Mcllwain R. A. Bowen, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Inman, SC Terry Cook Greensboro, NC Macon, GA Clover, Huckabee Endowment Fund Thornton, SC Lloyd Purser Inc. W. The Unknown Tiger Lyman, SC Spartanburg, Joseph L. Huckabee Greensboro, SC NC Tifton, GA Rock Hill, SC Arnold L. Nanney Mr. & Mrs. R. S. McCants I Terry F. Thruston Terry & Deborah Powell Moore, SC Charles K. Segal Greenville, NC Spartanburg, SC Trion, GA Rock Hill, SC A. B Bulhngton, Jr. Grover Industries, Inc. #1 Dr. Harold S. Vigodsky Roebuck, SC Marshall E. Walker Grover, NC Spartanburg, SC OTHER Rock Hill, SC Henry A. Ramella/FPC, Inc. Grover Industries, Inc. #2 Albany Felt Co. Roebuck, Raymond S. Waters North SC Carolina Grover, NC New York, NY Spartanburg, SC Mr. H. J. Bowman &Mrs. Joe W. Sellers Allison F. Kirkley Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Harding Boyd West Arden, NC Spartanburg, SC Hendersonville, NC Chester, VA Spartanburg, SC Mr. & Mrs. David G. Dennis D. William Brosnan Barbara & Howard Kress P. V. Guyton Boyd W. Wingo Asheville, NC Spartanburg, SC Kinston, NC Paoli, PA Spartanburg, SC Harry H. Gibson Mr. & Mrs Edwin L. Bates Gordon L. Goodson Castleman Det Chesley Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Lincolnton, NC Dowingtown, PA Charles A. Grant Kitty & Heyward Bellamy SUMTER Donald A. Fowler George I. Gondelman Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Booth-Boyle Livestock Co Marion, NC Great Neck, NY

Charles F, Grant, Jr. Sumter, SC Dahal Burgardner D. R. Parent/T. J. Paxson Sydney E. Tindall Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Harold S. Boozer Raleigh, NC Hixson, TN Robert L. Carlson E. S, Grant Sumter, SC Charlotte, NC James G. McCants, Jr. James D. Fisher Spartanburg, SC Henry C. Bynum Rockingham, NC Hixson, TN James E. Cornwell, Sr. The Hearon Corp. Sumter, SC Charlotte, NC Dr C. R. Swearingen, Jr. Churchill A. Carter, Jr. Spartanburg, SC A Friend Smithfield, NC Houston, TX Paul M. Garrett Helms Masonry, Inc. Sumter, SC Charlotte, NC Clifford C. Bryan Robert T. Cathey Spartanburg, SC Heyward Fort Statesville, NC Houston, TX Sumter, SC Thomas W. Glenn III Grover C. Henry Charlotte, NC Garrison Machinery Co. Robert L. & Kenneth R. Flint Spartanburg, SC J. T. James, Jr. & Mr. & Mrs. W. M, Lineberger, Jr. Statesville, NC Houston, TX Jasper T. James III Dr. & Mrs. Paul Holcomb Charlotte, NC Ernest M. Sumter, SC Francis A. Yarborough Norville Spartanburg, SC Houston, TX Robert M. Phillips, Sr. Wilmington, NC Plowden Const. Co., Inc. Eustace M. Horton Charlotte, NC Walter N. Entrekin Sumter, SC Arthur E. Thomas Spartanburg, SC Chattanooga, TN Pnucor—R.D. Benson & Winston Salem, NC Leigh Textile Company UNION L. K. Seitz Harry W. Smith Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC GEORGIA Kingsport, TN Dr. H. Russell Gaston, Jr. Rhonda, Ron, and Marti Littlefield Union, SC Bobby R. Rowland Carroll F. Hutto Mrs. Harry W. Smith Spartanburg, S C Charlotte, NC Atlanta, GA Kingsport, TN E. E. Fowler McKesson Chemical Company Union, SC Sandoz Chemicals H. Thornton Smith, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Breazeale, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Atlanta, GA Knoxville, TN "A Friend From Spartanburg" WILLIAMSBURG Sandoz Dyes Dr. Roberts. Hill R. E. Riddle Spartanburg, SC F. E. Huggins, Jr. & Charlotte, NC Augusta, GA Mansfield, TX

Plastic Injectors, Inc. D. I. Wilson II W. A. Wood & Associates Charles D. Miller J. B. Montgomery Spartanburg, Hemingway, SC SC Charlotte, NC Dalton, GA Martinsville, VA Norman Fredrick Pulliam W. H. Cox Floyd & Barbara Rogers A Friend of Clemson John W. Holcomb Memorial Kingstree, Spartanburg, SC SC Clyde, NC Gainesville, GA McLean, VA

Puritan Ind. Maintenance Corp. A. J. Rigby, Jr. N. E. Garvin Mike McSwain David L. Peebles Spartanburg, SC Kingstree, SC Greensboro, NC Hartwell, GA Newport News, VA

J Richard Knopf, Sr Richard Herbert South General Const Co , Inc Mitchell S Scott Robert Lee Hill ArnieC Spencer Dr Charles W Hinnant Walter Price Spires ANDERSON GaryL Holcombe Pete J « Jim Stathakis Steve Adams John Brown Hooper Tony Keith Stewart Anderson Pediatric Group John D , Jr Hagnew Hopkins Lawrence A Sutherland R H Anderson Home Enterprises Dr Edgar Talbert Club Anderson County Clemson Independent Publishing Co. John C Taylor III Anderson Orthodontic Associates Andy & Lori Jarman Mr & Mrs Frederick J Terry John B Ashley Wallace Jones J D Thrasher, Inc

Baychem GaryC Kidd In Memory of Marion Washington Dr Robert B Belk James F Little Class of '44 Mr &Mrs Guy W Black '500 GOLD CARD Mrs C H Lomas Western Sizzlin Steak House Boscobel Golf i Country Club Mr & Mrs Carl M Lund David G Williams Budweiser of Anderson G Eugene Madden David G Williams Life Members Carolina Scrap Processors Steven E Madden Harry M Wilson, Linwood Cheatham Harry Ma|or Kenneth S Wohlford Mrs Frances G Boatwright Thomas L. Farris John T Clardy K M Mattison James H (Jay) Gully Donald L Fulmer Jesse A Cobb, Jr McCall s. Inc BAMBERG Mr & Mrs James S Hunter Robert D Gantt Howard M Corbett & Carlyle Poole Mr & Mrs Carl McClain Mr & Mrs Norman Kirkland & Tommy, Jane & Jana Crawford Thomas F Kicklighter Mr & Mrs James K Gregory J H McDaniel Mr &Mrs James R Sursavage Clarence A Davis Littleiohn Memorial Elbert Hines Hamilton 1 Norman Phillips Claude McCain W M Dillard Piedmont Candy & Cigar Co John S & Charles R , Jr Hatcher Dr Claude Dixon ABBEVILLE H EarleHolley, Jr C Randolph McClure, Sr Memorial BARNWELL Boyce H Carlisle Joseph K Kneece Billy Joe Durham Pizza Inn Assoc Hugh Birt Fleming Dr & Mrs John L Guy Eugene H Kneece, Jr Raymond Mr S Mrs Norman W Powell Mr & Mrs David Craig Fox C L Huggins Richard L Meyer Dr «.Mrs Richard C James E Reid Ted W Craig

Mr & Mrs James L Lucas, Jr. Aaron & Mike Gambrell J John G Molony & William W Molony J B Rhinehardt, Jr Yale Garber

Alice Robert 1 Geisel William & McNeil A H Peters, Jr Dr Donald C Roberts & Frederick D Mixon

J Verone Peace Dr M Ray Gillespie Dr Joseph C Yarbrough, Jr Norman M Smith II Rees Electric Co , Inc Charles L Powell Mr & Mrs William H Gilmer J E Stewart BIdrs, Inc Grady Sanders Thomas Warren Weeks

Mr and Mrs Eddie Seigler III Glen Rill Farms W Alan M Tewkesbury III Mr & Mrs Dennis B Simmons

Richard W Wislon Agency Dr Charlie W Timmerman Glenn Plumbing Co , Inc Singer Company Motor Products & Sewing BEAUFORT James L Walpole Mr & Mrs Phil C Greeson Machine Divisions James Arthur Buck AIKEN Dr W G Watson Hardy Boys Food Shops Thomas Jerry Slaton StrattonA Demosthenes Alexander-Moormann & Assocs. of H Odell Weeks, Jr Harley-Davidson Anderson Charlie E Smith T, R Garrett L J Coker Harrell Mr & Mrs H Weeks, Sr. Robert V Dr John Horton Smith Charles L Johnson H C Coward & Son Hartrow, Inc — Malcolm Hare Mr SMrs Robert W Smith Bryan Loadholt Mr &Mrs Steve C Ergle ALLENDALE Kenneth B Heller, MD Ronnie A Smith Mr & Mrs John Tilton Mr & Mrs A G Evans & Gregory W Ross Brewer Sam R Henley Mr 4 Mrs Tony Smith Michael A Yeargin 70 Anderson County IPTAY Club Clemson's Most Supportive Local Club Salutes The Tigers

Club President Ralph King presents a check to IPTA Y Executive Secretary Joe Turner. Funds provided by the Annual IPTAY Golf Tournament sponsored by the Anderson IPTAY Club are presented to support Clemson

Athletics. Left to right: S. T. King - IPTAY Chairman. Anderson County: Allison Dalton - Sports Promotion

Director, Clemson University; Joe Turner - Executive Secretary. IPTAY: Bob Hill - Secretary - Treasurer, Anderson County IPTAY Club: Ralph King - President. Anderson County IPTAY Club. —

BERKELEY J Edward Lotz Wayne Edens Earl & Carolyn Sammons Paul Patrick

John F Mutphree Dexter Rickenbaker Mr 8. Mrs John K Edmonds Randolph Satterfield H. E. Pearce, Jr Dr Peter E Myers IV John Waddell C V EIrod David R Schumpert, Jr. Timbes Wilund'Usry Architects Denny W Oruin, Jr Robert D Westover Henry EIrod George W Sharpton KERSHAW Oavir) D Page, Jr Jerry D Eskew Ronald M Shelton EDGEFIELD Kenneth Carson, Nolan & Gerry Pontiff Ethox Chemicals, Inc Gordon Sherard W DDS Jerry N Crocker Mr 8. Mrs Richard B Inman, Sr Bill Russell Edwin W Evans Blake Shewmaker Mr & Mrs J W, Gilliam, Jr, Joseph C Jackson Jotin H Stewart FabJech, inc — William J, Keith C M Shook Jack A Hamilton W L Jackson Raleigh J Farr Simco Products CALHOUN Mr & Mrs, John A Hughes Fashion First, Inc Simmons Machinery Co , Inc LANCASTER C F Evans & Co Mr & Mrs Kenneth L Kaltz Finley O'Connor & Co. W B Simmons 8. Co James A & Al Adams F Simons Hane, MD Mr & Mrs G Milton Saggus, Jr First National Lease Corp. Mr 8, Mrs Allen D Smith S R H Collins S H Houck Catherine S Walsh Foothills Delta P., Inc Mr 8. Mrs Al D Droege Frank 8. Ann Ferguson L C Kissam III Mr 8. Mrs. Then R Williams W T. Eraser, Jr H W Smith 8, H W Smith, Jr. Dr John R Howell, Jr. James M Moss III & Son Yonce Ford Mercury Sid D Freeman South Carolina Box, Inc. Jim Pooser Oscars Porter III Marvin K Friar Spartan Express, Inc FAIRFIELD Riverside Grocery Joe S. Fulmer Mrs Fran Stewart CHARLESTON William J. Arnette Mr. & Mrs. W. K. Varnadore —

M L Garrett Construction Co William R Stoddard, Jr , MD Jotin Q Adams, Jr & John Q ArJams III Louis M Boulware Doug & Chris Ashley Riuer Animal Hospital William W Coleman Charles F Gentry, Jr. Wherry Stover Bruce Gibson William W Stover, Jr LAURENS D L, Aytllette, Jr Mike Collins Eugene Gibson Richard P Strawhorn Wayne Barnes Reubin H Brown fames L Dorrier G ,

J M Gilfillin Dr Edwin L Stroud T Heath Copeland Furman R Cullum W M Estes, Jr Harold Gillespie William Sturgis Charles Jeter Glenn Phil R FloyrI Barbara & Adrian Glenn F B. Thomas R Glouer Warren R Herndon, Sr Levis L Gilstrap Charles "Donald Styles Mr 8, Mrs Gray Hipp, Jr Robert A, Glenn SuggS'Taylor-Lunny Belue J T Hollingsworth F Gregorie & Son John J. Hood, Jr & Albert Dial McAlister Al Hitchcock JoeD Jolly C R Goulet Suitt Construction Co., Inc Ernest & Dons Gray Charles S Tanner Co Richard Wayne Raburn William C Kennerty Thomas J Mann Jack 8. Patsy Greene Robert R Taylor Walter S Ramage Thomas E Lynn & William H GladrJen Pigeon Granite Co — J P Brooks Greenville Industrial Fred Thompson Thomas J Thompson Charles F McCrary John C Renwick, Jr. M

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"Sometimes I have to cut off the camera and run, but when you're kneelingyou either have to brace for

the collision and take it or roll over and try to get away the best you can," he says. To make matters even more risky, his camera's wide angle lens makes the action look far away and hinders his judgment of when to bail out. Not all the hazards of filming football come from players. Ducker has been accosted more than once by unfriendly state troopers, usually when he's filming on the road. "I have to be very careful, especially on the road, not to wear my orange," he says. He recalls a game at Wake Forest when he was filming from their sideline. "I got excited and carried away when Clemson made a

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"Tiger Rag" and "Sock it to 'Em," their traditional entry. Dotting the "i" for today's game will be senior Commander Bill Bird and Drum Major Joe Ballard representing the seniors who will be introduced at this time. Halftime opens up with Barbara

Steisand's "Let's Hear it for Me" arranged by Assistant Band Director, Rod Harkins. Following the popular tune, the Hall of Fame inductees will be honored. They include Choppy Patterson, Charlie Waters, Net Berry, R. G. Hamilton, and Harvey White. Special inductees will be John Heisman and Dr. Lee Milford. The Rally Cats will dance to re- TIGER BAND OFFICERS '81 mind Tiger fans that basketball sea- From left to right — First Row: Beth Ehnot, Joe Ballard, Drum Major; Cathy Rigg, Allen Moore, Drum Major; Joy Gahagan. Second Row: Jimmy Thorne, Bonnie Bendelius, Sgt. son is on its way. The Tigers open Major; Carol Stoudemire, Betsy Veronee, Karen Gambrell. Third Row: Brenda Sturgill, Ken their basketball season at 4:30 this Robinson, Mark Durham, Richard BeDen, Vice Commander. Fourth Row: Kevin Wigington, afternoon with an exhibition game Mike Conner, Larry Young, Bill Bird, Commander. against Marathon Oil. The Rally Cats, captained by Kim Miller of The band continues with a per- the percussion number. It was ar- Seneca, will perform to "Manhattan cussion feature of "Let's Get ranged by Wayne Downey. Skyline," arranged for them and the Happy." The percussion coor- The Tiger Band closes with Hig- Tiger Band by Associate Professor dinator is Karen Gambrell. Earth, gins' "Over the Rainbow" and exits of Music, Dr. Edwin A. Freeman. Wind & Fire's hit "Fantasy" follows the field to "Tiger Rag."

Thanksgiving CAROL'S TIGER ROLL Continued from page 35 3 eggs HOLIDAY CHEESECAKE 1 cup ougar 1 Tbsp. lemon juice TOPPING/CRUST %cup pumpkin (canned) 1-8 oz. pkg. cream cheese 1/4 cup sugar V2 cup margarine 1 tsp. grated lemon rind Beat eggs. Very gradually add sugar. Beat five minutes then add IV2 cups flour lemon juice. Fold in pumpkin. Set aside.

FILLING Sift together: 3-8 oz. pkgs. cream cheese 2 tsp. grated lemon rind V2 tsp. nutmeg 1 cup sugar 4 eggs V2 tsp. ginger 2 Tbsp. flour Pie filling, cherry or any % cup flour 1 Tbsp. lemon juice desired flavor 2 tsp. cinnamon 1 tsp. baking powder Note—soften all cream cheeses and butter before beginning. Dash salt

TOPPING/CRUST Fold the dry mixture into the pumpkin mixture. Grease a jellyroll well. Combine 1 pkg. cream cheese and margarine, mix Add pan and line it with waxed paper. Grease the waxed paper. flour, sugar, rind and mix well. Form intoa ball; chill thoroughly. Spread themixtureinto the pan, sprinkle with nutsand bakeina On lightly floured surface roll 1/4 cup dough to Vs" thickness. Cut 375 degree F. oven for 15 minutes. Cool. into desired holiday shapes, sprinkle with sugar. Bake in 375 Sprinkle a towel with powdered sugar. Turn cake onto towel. degree F. oven for 8-10 minutes or until edges are lightly 9" Peel off waxed paper. Roll cake and towel while warm. Refriger- browned. Spread 2/3 of the remaining dough onto bottom of ate to cool sightly. springform pan. Bake at 375 degrees F. for 25 minutes. Press remaining dough around sides of pan. FILLING FILLING 2-3 oz. cream cheese, softened Combine cream cheese, sugar, flour, juice, and rind mixing at V2 cup butter medium speed. Add eggs one at a time, mixing well after each 1 cup powdered sugar addition. Pour over crust. Bake in 300 degrees F. oven for one 1 tsp. vanilla hour and 15 minutes. Loosen cake from rim of pan. Cool before removing rim of pan. Spoon topping (cherry or desired flavor of Beat mixture until it is creamy. Unroll the cake and spread with with sugar. pie filling) over cheesecake; top with holiday cut-outs. Refriger- the filling. Reroll cake and sprinkle powdered Serve ate and serve. with whipped cream. This freezes well. for Fords. Thanksgiving means, a time to spend with our loved ones. A time to Thanksgiving has always been a busy holiday the time with our family or with our reflect and be thankful for the many blessing God has bestowed Whether we spend the immediate Clemsonfamily, Thanksgivingis a time when we just stop and relax upon our family. And of course it is a time that we look forward to when we can enjoy good food and good fellowship. and enjoy being reunited with those whom we care for. — Jan Reedy — Deborah Ford

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By Jeff Rhodes body was behind us and they even had a ball for the score. Loncar's extra point pep rally in front of the dorm. As the gave the home team a 14-7 lead going The Classics. excitement built, we knew we could beat into the locker room. The very name brings visions of the them, but it would be a fight." "Needless to say, we were concerned Notre Dame-Michigan State game in Defensive tackle Rich Tuten added, at the half," said Coach Charley Pell. 1966, the Texas-Arkansas classic of "We had 17 seniors that had started After an exchange of punts, Clemson 1969, and the Oklahoma-Nebraska since they were sophomores and those tied the count with a bomb. Fuller passed shoot out in 1971. Tiger fans can justi- 17 wanted the championship badly." to Butler across the middle, and in the fiably add the Maryland game of 1978 to The Clemson-Maryland rivalry had be- immortal words of Jim Phillips, the radio that list of epic struggles. gun in 1952 when the two schools were voice of the Tigers, Butler was "off to the This tilt on November 18 had all of the put on probation by the Southern Con- races." Butler finally stopped running in ingredients necessary to be labeled a ference for violating the conference rule the end zone after the 87-yard pass- "classic." Both teams were nationally on postseason bowl games. The 27th catch touchdown play. ranked—Maryland eleventh and Clem- renewal of the rivalry began when Ed Maryland wasted little time in return- son twelfth. Both teams had one loss Loncar's kickoff was downed in the end ing the lightning-quick touchdown play, the Tigers, 8-1, had fumbled away the zone by Clemson's Willie Jordan. however. Senior running back Steve game to Georgia, 12-0, and Maryland, 9- The game gave early indications that Atkins took O'Hare's handoff from his 1, had bowed to number-one ranked it would be a defensive struggle, as the own two three plays after the Tigers Penn State, 27-3. Both teams were Tigers' first three drives were for 1, 14, scored, and he did not stop running until statistical leaders—Clemson was lead- and 4 yards. Maryland's first two posses- he reached the end zone 98 yards later. ing the ACC in 1 1 team and four individ- sions went for 3 and 9 yards, but the Loncar's kick put Maryland ahead again, ual categories and was ranked second Terrapins got untracked on the third 21-14. nationally in scoring defense, while go-round. The excitement was not over yet, Maryland led the conference in six team Facing a second and 23 situation at the though, as Marvin Sims ran straight at (including total offense and defense) 26, Maryland quarterback Tim O'Harehit the Terrapin line on four carries to help and two individual departments. wide receiver Dean Richards with a 22- move the Tigers from their 1 1 to the 38. The most important ingredient in yard pass that set up Alvin Maddox's run Fuller then threw to flanker Dwight Clark

this game, though, was the fact it for the first down on the next play. Three on the same pattern Butler had run, and was for the Atlantic Coast Conference O'Hare passes and two more runs by 62 yards later Clark crossed the goal line. championship. Maddox moved the Terps to the Tiger 3. Ariri knotted the score for the third time The week before the game, excitement Maddox capped the 61-yard drive with a that day at 21 apiece. rose to an all-time high. The Clemson three-yard touchdown run and Loncar After an exchange of punts, Clemson ticket office was swamped with orders added the point after. started its last scoring drive at the 30. for tickets that no longer existed, as Using a combination of runs by Lester Fuller engineered a 70-yard overland tickets had already been sold and reor- Brown, Marvin Sims, and Steve Fuller, assault that ate up 3:37 of rapidly dwin- dered three times. Maryland announced and an important 23-yard reception by dling time in the fourth quarter. Lester an additional 2,500 temporary seats had Jerry Butler, the Tigers moved to the Terp Brown went the final five yards on

to be added, and seven chartered planes 1. On fourth down. Fuller took it over for Fuller's pitch. Ariri kicked the final extra were readied to take the Tiger faithful to the six points. Obed Ariri tacked on the point of the day and the Tigers led for the College Park. point, and the score was 7-7. first time at 28-21. "I imagine that very few students had Neitherteam mounted another serious Maryland had one last chance and the their minds on classwork that week," offensive charge in thefirst half. With 22 Terrapins nearly pulled the game out. said AII-ACC linebacker Randy Scott. seconds left in the second stanza, O'Hare passed and Atkins ran and the "All of the students were either going to though, Neal OIkewicz rushed through Terps moved from their 3 1 to the Tiger 6.

the game or were going to watch it in the line and blocked David Sims' punt Dean Richards tried an option pass, but Littlejohn (on closed-circuit TV). Every- attempt and Michael Carney covered the he was sacked for a loss of 11 yards by Bubba Brown. With a fourth and 17, Loncar kicked a 35-yard field goal and

the score stood at 28-24 Tigers with 1 : 56 to play. "A lot of people probably asked why we kicked the field goal," said Maryland coach Jerry Claiborne. "We thought that to make 20 yards in one play, our chances were slim and if we scored, we'd have to go for two. So, we thought we'd go for the field goal and try to get the ball back on the onside kick." Anthony Rose covered the onside kick to end the Maryland threat, and Fuller & Company ran out the clock to wrap up the win. After the game, the Tigers accepted the invitation for a return trip to the Gator Bowland theTerrapinsaccepteda bid to the Sun Bowl. Move over Notre Dame and Texas, Tigers' rejoice with 1978 ACC championship—clinching victory over Maryland. another game has been added to the List Can they duplicate the feat today? of Legends.

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