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Septembers, 1981 Today's Game and Statistics Clemson vs. Wofford Today's Matchups Clemson Memorial Stadium Athletic Administration University Officials Cover Story g Stadium Information Spartanburg native Lee Nanney is one of the Tigers team leaders this season. The ACC's Athletic Dept. Staff all-time weightlifting champion uses his Managers & Trainers weight to bully people around on the field, but, IPTAY Club according to teammates and coaches, Cheerleaders he's something different off the gridiron. Cricket Yates profiles Clemson s AII-ACC Clemson University tackle. IPTAY Officers/Representatives 8 Where's the Chow? Clemson s Coaches Where should we go after the game'' In Today's Band Program Clemson there are plenty of fine dining estab- lishments to satisfy anyones hunger. Kim Kelly gives the heartiest of Clemson fans a guide to local restaurants. 42 John Timmerman Clemson s new IPTAY President came up through the ranks to become the leader of Players & Coaches America's largest athletic fund raising Head Coach organization. Jeff Rhodes takes a look at IPTAY s busy leader Assistant Coaches 46 Clemson Strength Training Clemson Players The Tigers have made quite a rise on the Clemson Alphabetical Roster national scene in all sports in recent years Clemson Numerical Roster and Clemson s strength training facility is one Opponent's Numerical Roster of the best. It also has one of America's finest directors in George Dostal. David McGrew Opponent's Alphabetical Roster talks with Dostal and Tiger athletes about Meet Today's Opponent the facility. Picture from the Past 54 Willie Underwood earned his entire four-year scholarship in one afternoon last November. Here is a picture that will live forever in the hearts of contemporary Clemson tans and Photo Credits: A special thanks to the give heartburn to every fan. Clemson Communication Center staff of Jim Burns, Charles Haralson, Tom Triple All-Amerlcan 62 Shockley, Vince Ducker, Hal Smith, Ben Hans Koeleman set a Clemson first last year Hendricks, Jim Martin, Lance McKinney when he became an Ail-American three times and Dave Lewis Also to Earle Martin, in one year. Few people make it once in a Jim Bradley, and the staff of the Orange lifetime and this sophomore has already & White. done it three times (cross country, indoor track and outdoor track). Tim Bourret profiles Clemson s record setter who still has a lot of time to break a lot of records. 96 University Feature The Clemson Extension Service is helping the

community to "live off the land. " Danny McNeill reviews ways Clemson is helping families to economize. 100 Past IPTAY Leaders Today is IPTAY day at Clemson when we Represented for National Advertising by: honor the vibrant organization that has meant Spencer Marketing so much to Clemson athletics. Here is a quick profile of four past leaders 370 Lexington Avenue New York, N Y 10017 Today's Program is publlsfied by the Clemson Football Program Committee Editor: Tim Bourret Designer and Assistant Editor: Kim Kelly On the Cover: Advertising Director: Allison Dalton Lee Nanney blocks out a Tar Heel in last Staff Assistants: David McGrew, Cricket Yates, year s exciting regionally televised game Jeff Rhodes, Berny Delgado, Scott between Clemson and North Carolina Jenkins and Kelly Durham. The AII-ACC tackle has been selected to many preseason honorable mention Production Assistance: Department of Public Ail-American teams and is considered to be Relations one of the best linemen in the South. Printing: Keys Printing Co. of Greenville, SC bZ For more on Nanney see page 6.

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By Tim Bourret the celebrated wingback slot, is the Sasser. This is quite a statement, other veteran in the backfield. A but Sasser may be right as 10 "We are not going over there just starterat halfback in fourgames last starters return with seven other let- to get the check," said Wofford year, Lang is a constant threat on termen backingthem up. Head Coach Buddy Sasser at a press the option pass as he has completed Pass defense was a strong suit of conference this past summer when nine of 16 passes for three touch- the Wofford squad in 1980 and that it was announced that his Terriers downs over the last two seasons. should be a forte once again. The wouldmeettheTigerson September One of the TD aerials allowed Wof- Terriers picked off 26 enemy passes 5. "This is a good opportunity to ford to tie Furman last season. Lang last year, by far the school record bringvisibility to our program and we is also Sasser's top kickoff returner. total. are goingtomakethemostof it. Our He ran 95 yards for a TD against Tony Painter, an NAIA honorable players were very positive when we Gardner-Webb last season. mention Ail-American atonecorner, told them about playing at Clemson Sprint-out quarterback Charlie and free safety Curtis Patterson, are and they have prepared for this Bradshaw is the favorite for the the top returnees in the highly re- game all summer. signal calling job this year. The for- garded secondary. Both intercepted "Many of our athletes played with mer high school teammate of Lee a school-record tying six passes last guys who play at Clemson in all-star Nanney, Clemson's AII-ACC tackle, season. Phifer Nicholson and Tim games or against them in high started nine games last season and Renfrow also ret urn in the backfield. school. They've all grown up hearing has rushed for 597 yards in the last Johnny Kornegay, a starter at de- about Clemson so there is a natural two years. Wofford passed only 15.5 fensive end last year, was an honor- rivalry. This is a chance to play percent of the time last year, but a able mention Ail-American. He has against a class program." pair of talented receivers might been moved to linebacker this sea- Sasser is rapidly developing a changethat. Senior Mike Taylorwas son and should be the leader of the first-class program of his own. The the top pass-catcher last season second line of defense. Kirk Bre- Terriers were 7-2-2 last year and with 14 receptions from his split end land, a third NAIA honorable men- return almost everyone off that position. Dirk Derrick, a sturdy tight tion All-American, is expected to be successful squad. end, who was an NAIA All-District the top down lineman.

With such a deep team, it is diffi- choice last year, also will be a player While Wofford looks at this con- cult to cite Wofford's comparative to watch. test as a landmark game in its foot- strengths and weaknesses, but one All five 1980 starters from the ball history, Clemson certainly views thingis certain, the Terriers will have offensive line return this season. the contest with importance as an outstanding rushing attack. Guard James Meadors and center Danny Ford's team attempts to build Sasser's club uses the "Wingbone" Kenny Leonhardt are the top per- momentum in the 1981 season. offense, an innovative attack that is formers as they were both named to Early season games set a trend for a cross between a wishbone and a the NAIA All-District team in 1980. the rest of the year. Oh, if there had wing-T. Guard Jimmy Fowler, and tackles been just one more completed pass The Terriers began to use ele- Mitch Stovall and James Brewton at Georgia! ments of the new offense last year in are the other returnees on Sasser's No team in the ACC returns more their "upset" tie of Southern Con- fifth Wofford team. lettermen or starters than Clemson, ference Champion Furman, quitean "We are two-deep at every posi- and this is one reason Tiger fans are accomplishment considering the tion on defense for the first time optimistic a bout the coming season. Paladins' only loss of 1980 came since I've been at Wofford," says For the first time since Ford arrived against ACC Champ North Carolina. "We have not abandoned the wishbone," said Sasser. "We use another alignment within the same offense in which we can get another receiver outside quicker. We can still run a lot, but this formation allows us some more flexibility with the passing attack." The wingbone requires outstand- ing leadership in the backfield and the Terriers have two standout play- ers who can fill the bill. Lenny Best, an NAIA honorable mention Ail- American the last two seasons, has paced the squad in rushing. With 2,0 17 career yards to his credit, he is already the fifth-leading career rusher at Wofford. Wade Lang, who should move into needs only two receptions to reach the 100-mark in his career.

Tigers — Terriers in Tigertown, Clemson does not have closely. Robinson are a quintet of down line- to depend on freshmen and sopho- A pair of Macs figure to be men who should be effective this mores for its life blood. With 51 Clemson's leading rushers in 1981. season. Bryant and Smith are sen- lettermen returning from a team They are Macs in that they are as big iors who are wise to the ways of any that concluded the season with a as Mac Trucks, and their names are offense, while Benish and Robinson resounding win over nationally- McCall and McSwain. Jeff McCall are a pair of juniors who have been ranked South Carolina, Clemson suffered through an injury-riddled solid contributors since there fans have been counting the days season at fullback last year, while freshman seasons. Devane came on until the 1981 opener. Chuck McSwain was the club's top strong in spring drills and was rated "Offensively, we are very deep," rusher as a tailback in 1981. the top middle guard after spring said Ford, who is 15-9 in his short era Lee Nanney is Clemson's all- drills. at Clemson. "It is not very often that conference offensive tackle. One of Danny Triplett should join Davis at a team gets its entire first two strings the top linemen in the South, the linebacker. The prototype defender, backonoffense. Weshould bemuch Spartanburg native was twice Triplett can run through brick walls. better than last year because we named the ACC's Lineman-of-the- He served as the number-three line- have worked together as a unit. For Week in 1980. Tony Berryhill is backer behind Davis and Chuck the first time since I've been here we another returning starter who has a Rose last year. are starting the season with a vet- good chance to be an all-conference Clemson's secondary is also very eran quarterback () choice at center this year. deep. Ten lettermen return in all, and that makes a big difference." The Tigers lost five defensive including , a red-shirted Homer Jordan set a record for starters off last year's team, but junior in his fourth year at Clemson. total offense by a sophomore in capable replacements are ready in Kinard was third on the team in 1980 when he started at the signal the wings. tackles last year, even though he calling position in every game. He Jeff Davis, the leader of the Clem- missed two and a half games with a was especially proficient in the last son D., "is like E. F Hutton," said broken arm. Hollis Hall and Anthony four games of the season when he Ford. "When he talks, people lis- Rose are two more returnees who've completed 56.2 percent of his ten." The senior from Greensboro seen time at the corners. passes for 585 yards. And the com- led the ACC in tackles last season With 18 returning starters most petition was stiff, as three of those and is a preseason second-team Ail- expect the Tigers to have little prob- teams went on to bowl games. American in 1981 according to lems with the Terriers. But motiva- No receiving corps is deeper than Street& Smith magazine. He had 160 tion and momentum can play havoc Clemson's and that is another rea- stops last year and should finish his with the predictions of college son most football experts expect career with over 500 tackles. athletic events. Clemson will need Jordan to have a fine year. Perry , , Bill more than a checkbook this after- Tuttle might be the best receiver in Smith, William Devane and James noon. college football. The senior from Winston-Salem, NC, was a first- Statistically Speaking team Ail-American in Street & 1980 CLEMSON STATS 1980 WOFFORD STATS " Smith's preseason poll. P.T." (Won 6, Lost 5) (Won 7, Lost 2, Tied 2) needs only two receptions to reach RUSHING RUSHING the 100-mark in his career, a mile- An Yds Avg TD LG Att Yds Avg TD LG stone he should attain in the first McSwain . . . . 114 544 4.8 3 32 Best 169 897 5.3 7 58 half if he continues his normal pat- Jordan 153 372 2.4 4 46 Brady 147 592 4.0 9 56 tern. He is the third-ranked return- Pickett 88 323 3.7 1 34 Sarvis 102 416 4.1 5 17 McCall 98 317 3.2 2 15 Gaines 48 216 4.5 20 ing receiver in the NCAA this year

Crite 44 220 5.0 3 26 Bradshaw . . . 99 157 1.6 3 13 and needs only 41 receptions and CLEMSON , , . 590 1993 3.4 15 46 WOFFORD . . . 666 2639 4.0 28 58 909 yards to break Jerry Opponents . . . 493 1652 3.4 13 55 Opponents . . . 460 1610 3.5 15 44 Butler's career standards in those PASSING PASSING categories. Att Cmp Int Yds TD PCT Att Cmp Int Yds TD PCT Jerry Gaillard is the Dwight Clark Jordan 172 85 8 1311 4 .490 Thompson . 38 17 3 302 2 .442 of the 1981 team. Clark, nowone of .... . Gasque 49 23 5 316 .469 Bradshaw . 74 25 6 248 .338 the top receivers in the NFL, had a CLEMSON . . 223 109 13 1682 4 .488 WOFFORD . 133 50 10 624 4 .376 solid career at Tigertown between Opponents .267 148 11 1686 10 .554 Opponents .261 105 26 1406 8 .402 1975-1978. The present San Fran- RECEIVING RECEIVING cisco 49er watched Butler collect PC Yds Avg TD LG PC Yds Avg TD LG the accolades, and Gaillard has had Tuttle 53 915 17.3 4 63 Taylor 14 178 12.7 1 24 to watch Tuttle become king of the Gaillard 25 369 14.8 51 Sarvis 9 73 8.1 2 16 ball most of his career. But, some- Stockstill . . . 10 123 12.3 21 Derrick 6 165 27.5 41

Magwood . . . 9 150 16.7 26 Ross 4 49 12.3 1 26 how Gaillard has snuck into the top Diggs 3 24 8.0 10 Hussey 4 36 9.0 20 10 among Clemson's all-time lead- . . . CLEMSON 109 1682 15.4 4 63 WOFFORD . . 50 624 12.5 4 41

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At 6-4 and 260 pounds of muscle, offensive tackle Lee Nanney intimidates defensive linemen, towers over oppo- nents and has been described by foes as "an intense, aggressive player." But to teammates, Lee Nanney is described as "the quiet team leader." "mild-mannered" and one even went so faras tocall him "shy." Ateammate and close friend is offensive tackle Brad Fisher. Fisher calls Nanney, "One of the

most respected players on the team. . . he is well-liked and one of the best linemen I've ever come in contact with." His coaches echo the praise calling him the "Most flexible player on the team." Buddy King, offensive line coach, says this, "When Lee leaves, he will be remembered not only for being a great player, but a great leader as well. He is the kind of young man that you like to coach and be associated with be- Nanney, a native of Spartanburg, will lead offense against his hometown's cause he is dedicated and likes what he team this afternoon. Additionally, his father used to play for the Terriers. does." Nanney gets a boyish-grin when he is and always does more than he has to. worked hard to anchor a line that called a team leader. "I don't just like to What can I say about Lee Nanney?" churned out 3,675 yards in total offense tell everybody something and not prove continued Dostal, "I have two sonsand if in 1981. Hewasoneof themajor reasons

it myself," he explains, "I guess I just they turn out like him, I'll be real happy." Homer Jordan was third in the con- try to lead by example." And Nanney sets Nanney shares the mutual admiration. ference in total offense and passing the example with hard work. He is known "Coach Dostal has really inspired me. He efficiency, and Perry Tuttle led the as one of, if not the, hardest workers on has helped to push me towards the goals league in receiving with 915 yards on 53 the team, an asset that is documented by I wanted to accomplish. He does that catches. Thus far in the preseason, Nan- the statements of Strength Training witha lotof theguys. He hasalways been ney has been named honorable Director George Dostal. there for all of us." mention All-American by Street and "Lee is a super young man, he hasn't The goals mentioned have much to do Smith's and Pigskin Preview. He was also let success get to his head," says Dostal. with Clemson's weight program, which named to the AII-ACC team by Southern is "He a special and rare individual. He Dostal heads. Nanney credits it and Dos- Football, and the ACC coach's. never misses a workout, never complains tal with his steady improvement over the Although Nanney enjoys these acco- last four years. "I always put a lot of lades, working on the offensive line has emphasis on the weights and Coach never been a glory job. Few people

Dostal has helped me toenjoy it as well." recognize the important job the offen- He currently holds the school record sive line does. But Nanney is character- in weightlifting and has been called, ized by his teammates as a team player, "Clemson's strongest athlete ever" by and is depicted by Coach Ford as "an strength training officials. He bench- unselfish player who is a believer in the pressed 525 pounds last month beating team concept." his own record. This form of motivation took him from Outside Nanney's weight program, his his spot as a defensive lineman his on-field reputation is well-earned. In freshman year to the offensive line 1980, he was a member of the All- after the third game of the 1978 season. Atlantic Coast Conference team, as well Thechange, said hiscoaches, wasforthe as being tabbed the league's Lineman- good of the team, but he became a of-the-Week twice. second-team playeralmost immediately. He graded out the highest of any By the beginning of 1979 he was a Clemson linemen in 10 of 11 games starter, and he's been a mainstay ever during last season. In three games, he since. graded out at over 70% including Wake When asked about pro football, he Forest (75%), North Carolina State smiles, "I thinkcomingthrough Clemson (71%) and South Carolina (71%), quite hasgiven me a better chance at pro ball. an accomplishment in the coach's diffi- After all the players Clemson has sent to

cult marking system. He graded out at the pros, I think they tend to look here a 69% against the eventual National little more," he says sheepishly, "but

Champion Georgia, a mark that earned right now all I want to do is improve and

Lee Nanney holds the ACC record for the him ACC Lineman-of-the-Week honors. play the best I can. I know that with hard bench press, 525 pounds set at Clemson Considered one of the premier offen- work, everything else will fall into place." last August. sive linemen in the South, Nanney has

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But, Chef Ford and company are not category. There are also a few new assured that if you're hungry they'll the only ones who are waiting with names on the list as Clemson has be glad to serve you: bated breath to serve you. There are been doing some growing since last Kentucky Fried Chicken, Long John also a host of local restauranteers football season. At any rate, loosen Silvers, Pizza Hut, Del Taco, who would like to tempt you with your belt a notch or two and get Wendy's, McDonalds, Hungry Bull.

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, iversity Square Mall , 654-6895 or 7095 Seneca Rd . Un Cafeteria/Buffet/$3-5 00 Bus. Hrs.: 6 am - 3pm Mrs.: 1 1-2, 5-10, S-S 1 1-3, 5-10, open 10 am Roast Beef spec alcoholic bev. avail food/.70«-$6.00 Bus. M-F Fast home games Note: Sunday buffet, all-you-can-eat for $4.00, Breakfasts, biscuits, burgers and children's Fast food/$2.50-$4.50 children 12 and under $2.25 portions spec. Sandwiches, salads, quiche. Spuds spec, alcoholic Note: Grrreat Tiger Breakfast and Tiger Burgers! W.J. BREA S OLD TIMEY RESTAURANT bev. avail. College Place, 654-6982 Note: Draft beer avail, outside before and after each Bus. Hrs.: 11:00-11:00 LEGENDS RESTAURANT AND BAR home game, sandwiches prepared to go, group dis- Continental Cuisine/$4-15.00 Seneca Rd University Square Mail, 654-4598 counts avail. Rib, , Prime seafood, sandwiches spec, alcoholic bev Bus, Mrs.: 11:30 am-midnight. Sat./ Sun Brunch avail. 10:30-2 STUDY HALL Note: Open on Sundays for lunch and dinner, new Back Ethnic/speciality/$2.50-$10. 95 100 College Ave. , 654-3692 Porch Lounge. Salad Bar, quiche, stuffed chicken breast spec, Bus. Hrs.: Sun.-Th. 11-9 pm, Fri. & Sat. 11-10 pm DRAGON DEN alcoholic bev. avail. Deli-Pizza/$3.60andup Highway 123,654-1551 Note: nostalgic sports atmosphere, indoor and outdoor Pizza, sandwiches, luncheon spec, alcoholic bev. Bus. Hrs.: ll:30-2&5-10 meeting and bar facilities, complete conference cen- avail Cantonese/$3-5.00 ter facilities, daily entree specialties/carry-out service Note: delivery service, banquet room, catering avail, Children's Portions spec, alcoholic bev. avail. avail. party trays, cold-cuts etc.

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Danny Ford is the youngest third- After two meetings between Ford seasons. The Tide went to four more

year coach in Division I of the NCAA, and the committee on the morning post-season games while Ford was

but the 33-year-old Gadsden, Ala- of December 5, 1978, it was the on Bryant's staff. bama native has been associated unanimous opinion of the commit- Clemson's current head man with more winning teams and pro- tee that Ford should be named then accepted a position as an as- grams than many coaches come in Clemson's 21st head coach. sistant coach on 's contact with in a lifetime. Including Ford began his association with staff at . He remained his years as a player at Alabama college football in 1967 when he in Blacksburg for three seasons under , Ford has been started for Bear Bryant at Alabama (1974 to 1976), before he was associated with college football for as 's sophomore tight beckoned to Clemson by Charley the last 14 years. Thirteen of those end. He played three years for Pell, who had just been named the clubs have had winning records and Bryant, (including three wins Tiger's head coach. Pell and Ford 10 have gone to bowl games. Addi- against the Tigers) and was an All- had served together on the VPI tionally, the 14 teams have had a choice, staff for two seasons. record of 111-47-3, a .700 winning All-SEC academic selection and And only 23 games later, Ford percentage. team captain during his senior became head coach of the Tigers at

Ford has brought this winning at- season. age 31, the youngest Division I head titude toClemson University. Now in After receiving his B.S. degree in coach in the country. This season his third full season as head coach, industrial arts in 1970, Ford re- his Clemson team has 17 starters Ford has led the Tigers to a 15-9 mained at Alabama as a graduate returning, including all 1 1 off an ex- record and a pair of bowl games assistant for the 1970 and 1971 citing offense. Based on his past since taking over on December 10, seasons. Upon earning a master's track record, Clemson football 1978. That was a fine day in Clemson degree in special education in 1971, should continue to reach previously athletics because the University an- he was made a full-time assistant unattainable heights. nounced had relin- under Bryant for the 1972 and 1973 quished the head coaching duties of the 1978 to Ford. Nearly 40 years after hiring 31-year-old Frank Howard, Clemson had hired another gifted 31-year-old to lead the Tiger forces on the gridiron. Ford conquered all kinds of ad- versity in leading the Tigers to a na- tionally televised 17-15 triumph over the perennial power Ohio State in the Gator Bowl in his very first game as head coach. Few men- tors in NCAA history have made such a celebrated and successful beginning. But Ford did not rest on his laurels after that landmark win over the Buckeyes. In the last two years the Tigers have won 14 games, (includ- ing wins over nationally ranked teams from Georgia, Notre Dame and South Carolina) gone to a bowl game, nearly upset the National Champion and set countless Clem- son records. With this list of accomplishments it is little wonder that the Student Affairs Committee of the Clemson Board of Trustees only considered onenameasPell'ssuccessor. Danny Ford not only had the backing of Pell, but also from the members of the Clemson football team. He was then Assistant Head Coach and of- fensive line coach of the Tigers. Clemson Head Coach Danny Ford

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The 1980-81 academic year marked from 43,451 to 53,306, opened a beauti- letterman fortheTigersand a member of the fifth consecutive season that ful swimming facility, which will be the Clemson's 1952 Gator Bowl team. He Clemson's all-around sports program site of the ACC meet this year, con- received his B.S. degree from Clemson in had been ranked in the top 25 in the structed a nine-lane all-weather track, 1954 and his M.S. two years later. nation. Twice during that half a decade and built a new soccer facility. After joining the athletic staff in 1958 Clemson's sports program has been While he has erected an athletic pow- he spent more than a decade with the rated in the topfive in the country in the erhouse on the varsity level, McLellan Tigers as an Assistant Football Coach, Knoxville Journal's All-Sports Poll. has also developed a solid intramural Assistant Business Manager, Assistant Without a doubt, the work of Athletic program for the student body which Athletic Director, and Associate Athletic Director Bill McLellan and his dedicated attracts thousands of participants every Director, before his appointment to his corps of coaches and administrators is year. That's why Bill McLellan is recog- current position. the major reason for this consistent ap- nized as a total athletic director. But McLellan will be the first man to pearance in the national limelight. Only the third man to own the title in say that many knowledgeable people are McLellan is the man most responsible. the last 50 years, McLellan assumed his needed to run an efficient and success- He has endured countless hours to im- present position February 4, 1971 and ful athletic department. Assistant prove every phase of the athletic pro- since that date has directed Clemson to Athletic Director Bobby Robinson is the gram in Tigertown. Under his direction its greatest decade of athletic promi- catalyst of McLellan's group of responsi- Clemson has built one of the finest all- nence. In the last five yearsClemson had ble aides. around athletic facilities in the nation. more Ail-Americans than in any other AssistanttotheAthletic Director Earle During his tenure the Tigers have chris- five-year period in Clemson history. Ambrose; JoeTurner, Executive Director tened the Frank Johnstone Jervey An examination of Mclellan's expe- of Clemson's very successful IPTAY Athletic Center, possible the most mod- rience in athletics explains why Clemson Club; and Sports Promotion Director Alli- ern and complete complex under one has been so successful under his direc- son Dalton are major reasons Clemson's rood, increased the permanent seating tion. A native of Hamer, SC, the 49-year- athletic administration is among the capacity of Clemson Memorial Stadium old McLellan was a two-time football best in the country.

Clemson's Athletic Administration: (L-R) Allison Dalton, Joe Turner, Earle Ambrose, Bobby Robinson and Bill McLellan.

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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 ttie 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 tfie President Dr. C. Stassen Thompson, Immediate Past President of the Benjamin W. Anderson, Legal Counsel Faculty Senate

Dr. Horace W. Fleming, Past President of the Faculty Senate DEANS Dr. Corrine Sawyer, Chairman of the Scholarship and Awards Committee Arnold E. Schwartz, Dean. Graduate Studies and University I. L. "Rusty" Donkle, Jr., President of Alumni Association Research Billy G. Rogers, Immediate Past President of Alumni Luther P. Anderson, Dean. College of Agricultural Sciences Association Harlan E. McClure, Dean. College of Architecture Dr. John H. Timmerman, President of IPTAY Harold F. Landrith, Dean, College of Education Benton H. Box, Dean. College of Forest and Recreation Charlie W. Bussey, Immediate Past President Resources of IPTAY Mary Lohr, Dean. College of Nursing Fred J. Matthews, Chairman of the Graduate School Henry E. Vogel, Dean. College of Science Association

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SEASON TICKET HOLDERS/OTHER VISITORS: Season ticket holders and other visitors to the stadium are requested to enter Gates 1, 5, 9, 11, or 13. Persons with top deck tickets must enter the stadium via the ramps which are located behind the South stands. Ramp entrances are adjacent to Gates 1 and 13.

HANDICAPPED: Special entrances have been provided at Gates 1 and 13 for the handicapped

HIGH SCHOOL TICKETS: When availa- ble, special high school tickets are sold at

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WILL CALL: Should you have tickets at the will call window, you will find them at Gate 9.

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 an admit- as LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or SOUVENIR PRICES tance stub to be readmitted to the 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 Stiakers 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 this published 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 Rain Coats 5.00 EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls 1, 5. 8, and 13. Ram Suits 10.00 are received over the press box telephone. Custiions 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 ticket offices 1 stadium at Gates , 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 game. Please do not request the useof the alcoholic 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' mens' rest- prohibited in RESTROOMS: and at 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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Ray Brown Roy Brown 72 So. 47 So.

Jeff Bryant Wilbur Bullard Brian Butcher Randy Cheek TimChilders 99 Sr. 8 Jr. 62 Jr. 55 Sr. 26 So.

Tigers Brian Clark Brendon Crite Jeff Cruce Billy Davis Jeff Davis Tyrone Davis 70 Sr. 38 Jr. 54 So. 24 So. 45 Sr. 37 So.

Dean Day Pete Demery William DeVane Bubba Diggs Richard Donaldson Joe Ellis 36 Jr. 48 Jr. 94 So. 85 Jr. 20 So. 64 So.

Frank Fredere Bob Frierson Jerry Gaillard 86 So. 65 Jr. 41 Sr.

like Casque Kevin Gemas JoeClenn Billy Creen Mollis Hall 11 Sr. 95 So. 53 Jr. 10 So. 29 Sr. Bob Hardaway Andy Headen Richard Hendley Alexander Holloman Alex Hudson Reid Ingle 9 So. 12 Jr. 16 Jr. 46 So. 78 Jr. 59 So.

Donald Igwebuike Homer Jordan Terry Kinard Randy Learn Frank Magwood 8 Fr. 3 Jr. 43 Jr. 25 Jr. 27 So. 2 Jr.

Carl Martin 31 Jr.

BobMayberry Jeff McCall Chuck McSwain 74 Jr. 32 Jr. 35 Jr.

ilii i^i ^^k ARod McSwain Chuck Meeks Lee Nanney Anthony Parete Bob Paulling 28 So. 96 Jr. 77 Sr. 17 Fr. 6 So. Edgar Pickett Reggie Pleasant Chuckie Richardson Mark Richardson James Robinson Anthony Rose 42 So. 33 So. 56 So. 92 Jr. 83 Jr. 21 Sr.

Atk iTli Jimmy Scott Sonny Seale Bill Smith Jeff Stockstill Jeff Suttle Danny Triplett 67 So. 39 Jr. 84 Sr. 15 Jr. 23 So. 82 Jr.

Perry Tuttle Guy Varn Mike Wade 22 Sr. 13 So. 91 Sr.

Steve Berlin Richard Butler Andy Cheatham David Clayton Craig Crawford 76 Fr. 19 Fr. 65 Fr. 79 Fr. 48 Fr. Tiger Rookies

Kenny Danforth Steve Duncan K. D. Dunn Dean Herman Jim Hohler 33 Fr. Fr. 81 Fr. 5 Fr. 75 Fr. 39 Fr.

Otis Lindsey Jeff Lytton Eldridge Milton David Noelte Jeff Parker William Perry 44 Jr. 51 Fr. 87 Fr. 97 Jr. 10 Fr. 66 Fr.

Johnny Rembert Tony Shirley Dale Swing Ronald Watson Braxton Williams Scott Williams 90 Jr. Fr. 58 Fr. 49 Fr. 34 Jr. 50 Fr.

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41 John Timmerman

By Jeff Rhodes IPTAY President is a voting member of "John Timmerman is a man who the Alumni National Council and loves God, loves Clemson, and loves is a guest of the Board of Trustees at his wife — but not necessarily in that its meetings. I try to get to as many order. And he is smart enough not to local IPTAY meetings as possible to tell his wife where she ranks." That push both the school and its sports. isthe way John Timmerman, the new When an athletic program is ranked President of IPTAY (Clemson's as high as ours is, the sports also athletic fund-raising organization) bring a lot of benefits to the total was introduced at an area IPTAY university. The publicity we get from meeting last spring. Few people can hosting championship events, or a match him in the devotion he shows team or individual getting con- to all three. ference or All-America honors, re- Timmerman's devotion to his alma flects back on the school and the

mater began early in life. "In 1927, athletic department. I just try to my Daddy kicked a field goal to beat show the whole university in a posi- tive light." Auburn 3-0, and from the time I was old enough to know what a football The Hartsville, SC, native sees

was, I wanted to be an athlete at improved relations with the Clemson Clemson," the Columbia, SC, den- students as his number-one goal. tist said. "My parents were married "In addition to carryingon the exist- vided funds for the band, the new

the Wednesday before 'Big Thurs- ing programs, I hopeto builda better practice putting green, and helped

day' (the Clemson-Carolina game rapport with the student body. I withthe improvements in the weight used to be played on the Thursday of would like to have them more fully room. We also benefit the students

State Fair week)and I have only mis- appreciate and endorse IPTAY's by contributing to improvements in

sed two 'Braggin' Bowl' games since activities. I hope to involve the the intramural facilities."

I was nine years old, and that was students more in the organization, While Timmerman is obviously in-

because I was in dental school. so when they leave Clemson, they volved with hisdutiesatClemson, he

"I joined IPTAY before I got into will support IPTAY and the Alumni is also kept busy by his other activi- school," Timmerman continued, Association. ties. He is Vice President of the

"and I tried competing on the track "Other than that goal, I am just South Carolina Academy of General

team, but I found out I was just not a going to step aside and let the or- Dentistry, a member of the Ameri-

college-calibre athlete. So, I got in- ganization keep on with what it has can Dental Association, and a mem- volved with student government, been doing. We have exceeded our ber of the South Carolina chapter of and then the Alumni Association goal for fund-raising for the last 17 the Dental Practice Administration.

and IPTAY once I got out." years, and I'm not going to change He is the past president of the South As a 22-year member of the num- success, just for the sake of chang- Carolina Society of Dentistry for ber-one athletic fund-raising club in ing. The strength of IPTAY doesn't Children and the Central District

America (over $3 million in 1980), come from the president — it comes Dental Society.

the 41-year-old Timmerman has fol- from the Board of Directors and the If his dental activities don't keep lowed the normal progression of representatives. The Board is made him jumping, his Chairmanship of officerson the IPTAY board. He was up of the current directors and the the Board of Deacons at St. an IPTAY representative and then past presidents who have remained Andrew's Baptist Church in Colum-

District III (Aiken, Edgefield, Lex- active in the organization. The bia will. He also teaches Sunday ington, Newberry, Richland, and Sa- Board blends the 1930's into the School for the 18 to 24-year-old luda Counties) director in 1975-76. 1980's in a real wholesome way." singles groupatthechurch, and isa He became secretary under Reeves Timmerman added, "I don't think committeeman for his son's Boy Gressetteand waselected vice pres- the role of IPTAY has changed much Scout Troop.

ident under Charlie Bussey last July. from the time it was formed. Our Timmerman is married to the for- Timmerman was vice president until primary objective is to provide mer Garland Hoff meyer of Hartsville. January when Bussey resigned to money for scholarships. We have They are the parents of four children become athletic director at Loui- enough money on hand to pay for — Marian, a freshman, who is the siana Tech. He served out his term the education of all the entering first coed in the Timmerman family and then was elected to a full term freshmen athletes for the next five to attend Clemson; John H., Jr., a this summer. years. We also have some additional lOth-grader at Chapin High School; As president, Timmerman's funds on hand to help with other Betsy, age 8; and Meg, who is 7. duties include the normal job of athletic activities. Since our consti- Father, fund-raiser, dentist, presiding over Board of Director's tution was changed to allow excess church deacon — John Timmerman meetings, and also some public rela- funds to be channeled back into the stays a very busy man and would not

tions tasks. Timmerman said, "The athletic program, IPTAY has pro- want it any other way.

IPTAY Leader For 81 -82 Clemson

Are you ready for the 21st cen- economical conservation affairs. Experiment Station tury? Clemson University can methods for the state's textile researchers are working to find honestly answer, "Absolutely!" plants and building a moder- better fruits and vegetables Almost 12,000 students and ately-priced home heated with a through genetic engineering, scientistsalikeare already work- completely passive solar system. ways to save precious fuel, soil ing on tools for living in the Today's students realize com- and water and answers to diffi- changing, demanding world of puters will soon be as much a cult questions about obesity, the 1980s and '90s. Tools for part of life as television. They're hypertension, food additives or communicating, for living with learning to build the sophisti- air and water pollution. decreased fossil fuels, for mak- cated circuits and design the President Bill Atchley puts it ing industry and agriculture complex programs that will be this way: "The challenges of the more productive. required for home use. 1980s will not be met unless Clemson is deeply involved in Through the Cooperative Ex- universities give young people what is probably the nation's tension Service and S.C. Agri- not only an education, but the most critical problem — the lack cultural Experiment Station, training to think, to ask and to of a dependable, renewable Clemson is helping today's try." Clemson's 76 undergradu- source of energy. In 1981, fac- and training tomorrow's food ate and 54 graduate programs ulty and student research proj- producers. are doing just that. ects will explore creating syn- Agents in 46 counties give the thetic fuels from farm and public access to experts in every forestry products, perfecting area of agri-business, home by Catherine Sams the solar energy cell, developing economics and consumer Clemson News Services

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BY DAVID MCGREW year, so I can't get worn down over the course of a game. That is the nature of my

Many ingredients are involved in pre- position. Not only do I have to make

paring a Clemson student-athlete for tackles, but I have to be strong enough to varsity competition. He spends count- take on offensive linemen who try to less hours in the classroom, on the prac- block me. Lifting also helps me avoid tice field, and in meetings with the injuries because my muscles are coaching staff. But an equally integral stronger and able to withstand the pun- part of the sports program at Clemson ishment of football week after week."

has been the strength facility. The quar- Davis is only one of the athletes at

ter of a million dollar complex is under Clemson who has benefited from the the direction of George Dostal and his strength training at Clemson to attain all- experienced staff. star status. Larry Nance, who was taken

"We are here to help the kids and if in the first round of the NBA draft by the

they weren't here, I wouldn't be either," Phoenix Suns last summer, also used the

is the philosophy that George Dostal Clemson strength program to improve subscribes to as Clemson's Strength his game.

Training Director. "Our objective is to "When I came to Clemson, I was a help the athletes reach their potential in skinny and weak kid," recallstheangular every phase of development. We use leaperwho thrilled crowds at Clemson for dead weights for strength, the Nautilus four years with his innovative slam

machines for strength and flexibility, dunks. "Since that time, thanks to lift-

and the new CAM II machines for quick- ing, I've added some weight as well as ness. We want our athletes to think that gotten stronger on the weight program

when they come down here and put out under Coach Dostal. It doesn't look like

the effort, they are stronger, more flexi- I've gotten that much stronger, but 1 can Dennis Keiser of Sports Health Equip- ble, and quicker when they leave." tell the difference under the boards, and ment to study the effects of the machine. Without question, since Dostal arrived it really helped my confidence. They are designed to increase the athle- on the Clemson campus six years ago and "The Nautilus machines have im- tes' quickness by strengthening the began assembling the equipment that is proved my strength and flexibility," con- white muscle fibers of the body. Our now being used, the physical strength of tinued Nance. "Also, the new CAM II athletes who have been using them have Tiger athletes has improved markedly. machines have increased my quickness shown a marked improvement in their Most athletes work out on the weights on the court which in turn adds to my quickness. Our research indicates, for three times a week during the off-season leaping ability." example, that swimmers who have been preparing for the rigors of their season. The new CAM II machines, which are working out with the machines were able And every athlete at Clemson will attest designed for quickness, are the newest to get quicker starts and swim faster." to the difference it makes in their play. addition to the Clemson strength room. Having such a well stocked training "Using Coach Dostal's programs for With the dead weights, the Nautilus facility isa relatively new phenomenon at lifting has made the difference in my play machines, and the CAM ll's, Clemson has Clemson. Prior to Dostal's arrival on cam- and made me more than just a better one of the most complete body-building pus, the Clemson strength training facil- than average linebacker," states Jeff centers in the country. ity consisted of a very limited amount of Davis, Clemson's All-America candidate "Having added the CAM ll's, we now dead weights and a couple of Nautilus who led the ACC in tackles last season. have an all-around facility," said Dostal. machines. However, in the past six years, "Playing linebacker, you run into a lot of "We are the first school in the country to the strength development room has be- physical contact over an 1 1-game sched- have a complete set of CAM ll's, and we come virtually unparalleled nationally.

ule. I averaged 15 tackles a game last are doing basic research on them for "When I first came here," remembers Dostal, "I was amazed at how little they

had here. It wasn't that the people in charge of weightlifting weren't trying, they just didn't have the facilities. Coach Parker had originally gotten in touch with me because he was interested in strength training to help his program. He

wanted to know what I thought a major college program should have in the way of weight training. The administration at Clemson wanted to do the best job they could in developing the strength pro-

gram and gave me all the support I could have wanted. Bill McLellan and Bobby Robinson wanted a total all-around

46 and strength program at Clemson, not one women's basketball team who, like her paying close attention to the individual that was specialized in football." teammates, uses the strength facilities athletes beginning their freshman year Because of that desire to build an all- to get ready for her season in the winter. with the orientation to the facility. We go around strength program, all the equip- "I work out about three times a week," over the safety factors of using the equip- ment under Coach Dostal's supervision says Lyerly. "We lift to tone upour bodies ment and show them the proper tech- is not limited to just football and basket- and help with stamina. We are not out to niques for using the machines. ball players. It is open to every varsity be body builders. Coach Dostal knows Beginning then, the attention they get athlete at Clemson, whether they are that and has developed programs ad- lasts for four years and beyond. male or female. Futhermore, virtually justed for the type of work we need to do "I'm in a unique situation at Clemson,"

every coach requires that their players for basketball. You can't play basketball continued Dostal, "because I see every lift on the programs planned by Coach and bemuscle-bound,andwearen't. But single athlete that goes to school here if

Dostal and his staff. at the same time, we have good muscle he or she work out. I want to treat every

"At Clemson, we've dispelled the myth tone. The atmosphere in the weight room one of them like I would want my two sons that men and women cannot work out is relaxed and you can accomplish your to be treated. If they have a problem or together," reports Dostal, who has a personal goals." want to talk something out, I'm always master's degree in exercise physiology. Coach Dostal is largely responsible for around to listen and my door is always

"We've allowed them to work out to- the relaxed, friendly atmosphere in the open. It's really nice getting to know gether since I've been here and there strength room despite the tremendous these kids because it means I'll be devel- have been no problems. We don't allow amount of work that goes on there in the oping friendships that will last even after any horsing around down here or foul course of a day. During the year, 32,000 they have finished playing a sport at language. The athletes come down here workouts take place, and even with the Clemson." to work, and they know it. heavy traffic that goes on through their Dostal's approach to being the "One of the great side effects of all the domain. Coach Dostal and his staff strive Strength Training Director has left a big athletes exercising together has been to treat every player as an individual no impression on the Clemson athletes who the rapport that has developed between matter what the sport. work with him. He has gained the re- them. Seeing each other work out helps "The best motivation for anybody is to spect, confidence, and trust of these them appreciate how hard athletes in be treated like an individual, and we do young people. He is always there to help different sports, men and women, work. that here," said Dostal. "Every year we them and devise a program best suited

It has developed a camaraderie among have a new group of students coming to for them.

them, so they go support each other in school, and I try to learn every one of their "As long as I've been here, I've known I their various sports." names as soon as possible to get to know have a friend in Coach Dostal, and all the

Jennie Lyerly is a member of the them on a personal basis. We try to begin Continued on page 98 1 1 .

NO NAME POS AGE HGT WGT CL

16 HENDLEY, RICHARD P 20 5-11 190 Jr. Greenville. SC. Wade Hampton. Bill Phillips Tigers 75 HERMAN, DEAN DT 18 6-5 245 Fr. Wise, VA, J, J. Kelly, Al Stecker 39 HOHLER.JIM LB 18 6-2 190 Fr. Sandusky, OH. Perkins. Jim Staufter NO, NAME POS AGE HGT WGT CL 46 HOLLOMAN, DUKE TB 18 5-2 190 So. Myrtle Beach. SC, Myrtle Beach, Doug Shaw 89 ALLEY, KENDALL WR 20 6-0 175 So. 78 HUDSON, ALEX OT 19 5-5 255 Jr. Salisbury, NC, North Roman. Larry Thomason Spartanburg, SC, Spartanburg, Bill Carr 69 ANTHONY, VERNIE MG Zv D-3 24b Jr. 18 IGWEBUIKE, DONALD K 20 5-8 167 Fr. Collins, GA, Reidsville, Danny Scott Anambra, Nigeria 1 ARRINGTON, VANDELL CB 20 6-0 175 So 59 INGLE, REID OT 19 5-6 250 So. Fayetteville, NC, E. E. Smitin, Roy McNeill Calhoun, GA, Calhoun, Bobby Hoppe "7 p. n 1 on / AUSTIN, CLIFF RB z 1 b-U Jr. 3 JORDAN, HOMER QB 21 6-0 180 Jr. Scottsdale, GA, Avondale, Crawford Kennedy Athens, GA, Cedar Shoals, John Waters o c n 73 BAILEY, RICK OG 19 5-5 250 bo 43 KINARD, TERRY FS 22 6-1 190 Jr. Melbourne. FL, Eau Gallie, Larry Canaday Sumter, SC, Sumter, Dick Weldon 71 BENISH, DAN DT 19 6-6 250 Jr. 25 LEARN, RANDY FS 21 5-10 174 Jr. Hubbard, OH, Hubbard, Ed Glass Belvidere, NJ, Belvidere, Frank Matia 1 o 0"7 O 76 BERLIN, STEVE DT 18 D-b 2/2 rr. 44 LINDSEY,OTIS LB 20 5-3 230 Jr. Bethel Park, PA, Bethel Park, Bob King Chester. GA. Dodge, Larry Green 63 BERRYHILL, TONY C 22 6-5 240 Sr. 51 LYTTON,JEFF C 18 6-3 240 Fr. Thomaston, GA. Robert E. Lee. Tommy Perdue Blue Ash, OH, Moeller. Gerry Faust 57 BOWMAN, NICK DE 22 5-2 190 Sr. 27 MACK, KEVIN FB 19 6-1 185 So.

Crossville. TN, Cumberland Co., Tom VanWinkle Kings Mt . NC. Kings Mt,, Dan Brooks 68 BROWN, GARY OT 21 5-3 257 Jr. 2 MAGWOOD, FRANK WR 20 6-0 178 Jr. Philadelphia, TN, Loudon. Bert Ratledge John's Island, SC, St, John's, Robert Biggerstaff 9 BROWN, KEN DB 19 6-2 185 So. 31 MARTIN, CARL SS 20 5-7 150 Jr. Hartwell, GA, Hart County, Don Elam Elloree, SC. Clarendon. Bill Martin 72 BROWN, RAY DE 20 6-4 225 So. 52 MASSARO,CARY C 20 6-5 238 So. Rome, GA, East Rome, Jerry Sharp Canonsburg. PA, Canon-McMillan, Tom Olzewski 47 BROWN, ROY LB 20 5-1 190 So. 74 MAYBERRY, BOB OG 20 6-5 245 Jr. Myrtle Beach. SC, Myrtle Beach, Doug Shaw Sharon. PA, Hickory, James Bestwick 99 BRYANT, JEFF DT 21 6-5 250 Sr. 32 McCALL, JEFF FB 21 5-3 225 Jr. Atlanta, GA, Gordon, Napoleon Cobb Fayetteville, NC, Pine Forest, Gary Whitman o O BULLARD, WILBUR TB 20 5-11 180 Jr. 98 McLELLAN, CLIFF LB 23 5-9 180 Sr. Laurel Hill. NC, Scotland, Mike Dubis Pendleton, SC. Pendleton

1 f d2 BUTCHER, BRIAN OG 20 6-5 218 Jr. 35 McSWAIN, CHUCK TB 20 6-2 190 Jr. Roswell, GA. Crestwood, James Smith Caroleen, NC, Chase. John Keeter 19 BUTLER, RICHARD WR 19 5-0 180 rr. 28 McSWAIN, ROD CB 19 6-2 190 So. Ware Shoals, SC, Ware Shoals, Tommy Davis Caroleen, NC, Chase, John Keeter 1 Q 5-0 DD CHEATHAM, ANDY OG lo 6-4 225 r r. 96 MEEKS, CHUCK LB 20 201 Jr. Mableton, GA, Pebblebrook, Bud O'Hara Augusta, GA, Belton-Honea Path, Jim Nelson 3 CHEEK, RANDY LB ZO 1 5-11 200 or. 87 MILTON, ELDRIDGE WR 18 6-3 220 Fr. Augusta, GA, Butler, Oliver Russell Folkston, GA, Charlton County, David Stepson CHILDERS, TIM SS 6-1 180 oO. 77 NANNEY, LEE OT 21 5-4 260 Sr. Gaffney, SC, Gaffney, Bob Carlton Spartanburg, SC. Dorman. Lou Fogle CLARK, BRIAN OG ZV 6-7 250 or. 17 PARETE, ANTHONY QB 19 5-0 190 Fr. Ft Myers. FL, Cypress Lake, Boyd Grucha Jacksonville. FL. Bishop Kenny. Mike Healy 1 o 48 CRAWFORD, CRAIG FB 18 6-2 190 rr. 10 PARKER, JEFF QB 18 6-2 180 Fr. Spring Lake, NC, Pine Forest, Gary Weller Gordo. AL. Gordo. Walton Tucker 38 CRITE, BRENDON TB Zv 5-10 195 Jr. 6 PAULLING, BOB PK 20 5-2 180 So. Brevard, NC, Brevard. Carroll Wright St. Matthews. SC, St. Matthews, Otis Culclasure 54 CRUCE, JEFF OT 19 5-7 240 So. 56 PERRY, WILLIAM MG 18 5-3 295 Fr. Lake City, FL, Columbia, Bobby Simmons Aiken, SC. Aiken. Eddie Buck 33 DANFORTH, KENNY DB 18 5-1 194 Fr. 42 PICKETT, EDGAR DE 19 6-3 235 So. Aiken, SC, Aiken, Eddie Buck Lexington, NC, Central Davidson, Les Herrin 24 DAVIS, BILLY FS 19 6-4 190 So. 90 REMBERT, JOHNNY LB 20 5-3 220 Jr. Alexandria, VA, Mount Vernon, Bruce Patrick Arcadia. FL. Desoto. Richard Bowers 45 DAVIS, JEFF LB 21 5-0 223 Sr. 56 RICHARDSON, CHUCKIE LB 19 5-3 215 So. Greensboro, NC, Dudley, Jonathan McKee Thomasville, NC, Thomasville, Allen Brown 1 n 3/ DAVIS, TYRONE CB 19 6-1 173 bo. 92 RICHARDSON, MARK DE 21 5-1 184 Jr. Athens, GA. Cedar Shoals, John Waters Spartanburg. SC, Hill, Richard O'Shawnessy

Till on 1 K 5-5 DAY, DEAN LB ZV 6-1 210 J r. 83 ROBINSON, JAMES DT 21 265 Jr. North Augusta, SC, North Augusta, Hubert Morris Charleston, SC, St, John's, Robert Biggerstaff y4 DEVANE, WILLIAM MG 19 5-2 250 bo. 21 ROSE, ANTHONY CB 21 5-9 155 Sr. Jacksonville, NC, Jacksonville, Ray Durham Sumter, SC, Mayewood, Rudy Wheeler O 1 6-5 8b DIGGS, BUBBA TE Z 1 5-3 220 Jr. 67 SCOTT, JIM DT 19 240 So. Augusta, GA, Butler, Oliver Russell Alexandria, VA, Mt. Vernon, Bruce Patrick 20 DONALDSON, RICH SS 19 5-10 173 So. 84 SMITH, BILL DE 21 5-5 220 Sr. Fayetteville. NC. Douglas Byrd, Bob Sanders Duncan. SC. Burnes. Dalton Rivers 81 DUNN, K. D. TE 18 6-3 215 Fr. 15 STOCKSTILL, JEFF WR 20 5-2 180 Jr. Decatur, GA, Gordon, Randy Smith Fernandina Beach. FL. Fer, Bch,. Joel Stockstill 64 ELLIS, JOE OG 19 5-4 240 So. 23 SUTTLE,JEFF SS 19 6-1 185 So. Toms River, NJ, Toms River, Robert Fiocco Lafayette, GA, Lafayette. Bobby Campbell 14 EPPLEY, MIKE QB 19 5-1 185 So. 58 SWING, DALE C 18 6-3 245 Fr. Charlotte, NC, Harding, Bruce Hardin Lexington. NC. Central Davidson, Kevin Firquin 60 FARR, JAMES OG 19 6-4 225 So. 82 TRIPLETT, DANNY LB 21 6-4 224 Jr. Thomason, GA, Thomason, Bill Reese Boone, NC, Watauga, Bill Mauldin C 1 oo bi FISHER, BRAD OT ZZ 6-4 245 br. 22 TUTTLE, PERRY WR 22 6-0 180 Sr. Fostoria, OH, Fostoria, Richard Kidwell Winston-Salem. NC, North Davidson, Steve Hinckle OD FREDERE, FRANK TE 1 Q 5-5 235 ou 13 VARN,GUY DB 19 5-0 175 So. Winston-Salem. NC. Reynolds, Doug Crater Martinsville. VA. Fork Union. Red Pulliam

O 1 41 GAILLARD, JERRY WR Z i 5-0 179 br. 91 WADE, MIKE DE 20 5-3 199 Sr. Yuma. AZ, Enterprise (AL), Richard Stein Greer, SC, Riverside. Jim Few 1 CASQUE, MIKE QB 22 6-2 190 Sr. 30 WARD, WILLIE FS 20 6-2 178 So. Elon College. NC, Western Alamance, Sam Ward Jackson. GA, Jackson, Tommy Carmichael 53 GLENN, JOE DE 21 5-3 209 Jr. 49 WATSON, RONALD DB 20 5-11 175 Fr. Columbia, SC, A, C. Flora, Charles Macalusa Jefferson, GA. Jefferson, Jim Stoudmire 29 HALL, HOLLIS CB 21 5-10 158 Sr. 34 WILLIAMS, BRAXTON RB 20 6-2 215 Jr. Seneca, SC. Seneca. Ken Rushlow Greensboro, NC, Dudley, J. A, McKee 5 HATCHER, DALE P 18 5-2 195 Fr. 80 WURST.JIM TE 20 5-4 225 Jr. Cheraw, SC, Cheraw, Burney Bourne Atlanta. GA, Lakeside, Waymon Creel 12 HEADEN, ANDY DE 21 5-5 230 Jr. Liberty, NC. East Randolph, Sal Gero

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NAME POS NO NAME POS Vandeli Arnngton CB 49 Ronald Watson Frank Magwood WR 51 JeftLytton 52 Cary Massaro Homer Jordan , . . , QB Joe Glenn Dale Hatcher , P 53 BobPaulling PK 54 Jeff Cruce CliffAustin FB 55 Randy Cheek Wilbur Bullard TB 56 Chuckle Richardson Ken Brown DB 57 Nick Bowman Jeff Parker QB 58 Dale Swing MikeGasque QB 59 Reid Ingle Andy Headen DE 60 James Fart GuyVarn DB 61 Brad Fisher Mike Eppley QB 62 Brian Butcher Jeff Stockstill WR 63 Tony Berryhill Richard Hendley P 64 Joe Ellis Anthony Parete QB 65 Andy Cheatham PK 66 William Perry Richard Butler WR 67 Jim Scott Rich Donaldson SS 68 Gary Brown Anthony Rose CB 69 Vernie Anthony Perry Tuttle WR 70 Brian Clark JeffSuttie SS 71 Dan Benish Billy Davis ES 72 Ray Brown

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Tim Childers SS 74 Bob Mayberry , 75 Kevin Mack , FB Dean Herman Rod McSwain CB 76 Steve Berlin 77 HollisHall . . ^ CB Lee Nanney Willie Ward ... FS 78 Alex Hudson Jim , 80 Wurst Carl Martin , , . SS JeffMcCall ... FB 81 K D Dunn Kenny Danforth DB 82 Danny Tripiett Braxton Williams TB 83 James Robinson Chuck McSwain TB 84 Bill Smith Dean Day ... LB 85 Bubba Diggs

86 Frank Fredere . . . Ty Davis , . CB 87 Eldridge Milton Brendon Crite . ... TB

Jim Hohler . . LB 89 Kendall Alley Tim Basich LB 90

Jerry Gaillard . WR 91 Mike Wade Edgar Pickett DE 92 Mark Richardson

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Duke Holloman . 97 David Noelte Roy Brov(n 98 Cliff McLellan Craig Crawford 99 Jeff Bryant

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16 Chris Marshall P Mitch Stovall . OT 18 Barry Thompson QB Jimmy Fowler OG 20 Tony Painter DB Lance Simpson LB 21 Mike Taylor SE 69 Damn McCaskill OT 22 Craig Best HB 71 Stacey Day DT 23 Nate Woody DB 72 James Headers OG 24 Wade Lang WB 73 Floyd Pittman DI 25 Les Neville WB 74 John Hendricks OT 26 Arthur Yex TE 75 Mike Carrouth MG 27 Kaiser Thomas DB 76 Alan Bridges DT 28 Scott Steinmeyer DB 77 Kenny Leonhart C " 30 Ricky Loss FB 78 Mike" Inzer 31 Bernard Wilson FB 79 Lee Davis 32 Tim May FB David Moore 33 Anthony Gaines HB Scott Jordan 34 Lenny Best HB John Gantt

36 Anthony Shelton , , HB Chip Hussey SE 41 Curtis Patterson DB Danny Graves 42 Barry Mason DE Dirk Derrick 43 Eddie Weathers DE Jeff Nix 44 Phifer Nicholson DB Barry Langrehr 45 David Carter DE Kirk Hall 46 Craig Bossard FB MikeShealy 47 Joe O'Brien LB John Kornegay 50 Kevin Childs OG Carl Richardson 51 Kirk Breland DT Robert Rentro 52 Cecil Clark LB Dale Spence 53 Tim Moore MG Josh Harris

WHEN WOFFORD HAS THE BALL WOFFORDOFFENSE 85 DIRK DERRICK TE 79 LEE DAVIS RT 67 JIMMY FOWLER RG 77 KENLEQNHARDT C 72 JAMES MEADORS LG 66 MITCH STOVALL LT 21 MIKE TAYLOR SE 10 CHARLIE BRADSHAW QB 34 LENNY BEST HB 31 BERNARD WILSON FB 24 WADE LANG WB CLEMSON DEFENSE 53 JOE GLENN LE 71 DAN BENISH LT 99 JEFF BRYANT RT 12 ANDYHEADEN RE 45 JEFF DAVIS LB 82 DANTRIPLETT LB 29 HOLLIS HALL LC 28 RODMcSWAIN RC 26 TIMCHILDERS SS 43 TERRY KINARD FS

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59 The Wofford

Opponent Facts Name: Wofford College Location: Spartanburg, SC Enrollment: 1,000 Stadium (cap.): Snyder Field (6,500) Colors: Old Gold & Black

Dr. Joe Lesesne Buddy Sasser Wofford College President Head Coach &Ath. Dir.

Jimmy Fowler Anthony Gaines Don Hairston Jr. Jr. Sr.

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Fred Hamilton Chip Hussey Jeff Jones John Kornegay Wade Lang Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Jr.

Terriers 61 Hans Koeleman

for the US and we struck up a conversa- speak four different languages. tion. One night we went out together and This kind of determination is what they told me all about the US and track makes Koeleman stand above the crowd programs at different levels. That con- in collegiate circles and more than com- versation intrigued me about America." petitive on a national scene. "Hans has Over the next year Koeleman contin- done so much in only a year and a half, ued to run competitively in his native but he has only scratched the surface," country and won the national champion- said Coach Sam Colson, who spent only a ship in the steeplechase. He entered a little more than a postage stamp and a college in Holland that specialized in few phone calls to get his Ail-American. teacher training. But, soonafter meeting "He definitely has a chance to be the another friend, one with ties to Clemson, national champion in all three of his his adventurous nature got the best main events (cross country, the two- of him. mile indoors and the steeplechase

"In 1979 I made another friend outdoors). He is certainly the finest

through international competition, Ray talent I have ever coached and he is one

DeVries. He had been at a junior college of the finest all-around individuals I have in New Mexico, but was transfering to ever known." Clemson for the first semester of 1979- Stillonly ajunior, Koeleman has joined 80. He had visited the place and told me another foreign student-athlete in mak- about the NCAA and the national com- ing his mark on Clemson. Obed Ariri petition. He told me the winning times made many All-American lists as the

in a lot of events and I knew I could do most valuable player on Clemson's foot- HANS KOELEMAN — A Man for All as well. ball team last year when he set seven Seasons "I needed to race against better com- NCAA records as a placekicker. With two

petition and seeing the better times, I years still to go Koeleman could make the By Tim Bourret knew it would be a challenge, but that accomplishments of the Nigerian kicker would make me improve. Also, the seem miniscule. You would not expect Clemson Univer- weather in Holland is not the best to train Clemson's debt to Oregon State con- sity to have much correspondance with a in, and from what Ray told me about the tinues to grow.

Pac-10 university, but the Tigers owe environment in Clemson, it was a very Oregon State University a big favor. You nice place." see, if it hadn't been for the friendliness So, site unseen, Koeleman packed his SUMMARY OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS of some of its track athletes a few years bags and came to the United States. It AND RECORDS back Clemson Ail-American Hans Koele- did not take him longto meet challenges OF HANS KOELEMAN man might never have gotten interested he longed for. In his first season of 1980 in the United States, and thus ended up competition, he becamean All-American in Tigertown. at the NCAA meet in in the two- Indoor ACC Champion mile and 2 mile And that would have been a shame for mile run. He was also MVP of the ACC MVP of ACC Indoor Championships the Tiger track program because the indoor championships as he won the mile NCAA Indoor Ail-American (mile) native of Uithoorn, Holland has become and the two-mile events. In the outdoor Outdoor ACC Champion 1500m one of Clemson's all-time greatest athle- season he set all-time ACC bests in the All-Time ACC Best Ever 3000m tic performers in his short stay. He steeplechase and the 5,000 meter run. Steeplechase became the first athlete in Clemson And of course last year he accomplished All-Time ACC Best Ever 5000m history to become an Ail-American in the unprecedented triple. ACC Cross Country Champion three different sports in the same Twenty months at a school and All- NCAA Region 3 Cross Country Champion year. In 1980-81 he turned the incred- American in three sports already, can NCAA Cross Country Ail-American ible triple by finishing 11th in the there be many hills left to conquer? "I (11th place) NCAA cross country meet; fourth in the also want to be a national champion but 1981 two-mile run at the NCAA indoor meet; my most important goals are with times," NCAA Indoor Ail-American (2 mile) and sixth in the NCAA Outdoor Champ- said Koeleman."! have certain times I All-time ACC Best Ever Indoor 2 mile ionships at Baton Rouge, LA last June. want to reach and that motivates me Outdoor ACC Champion 3000m Today, he will be honored by IPTAY as more than anything else." Steeplec hase Clemson University's Athlete-of-the- The highly motivated Koeleman also NCAA Outdoor Ail-American Year for the 1980-81 academic year. does well in the classroom, quite an (Steeplechase). How did the foreigner end up at Clem- accomplishment in itself because Eng- son to establish such a fine reputation in lish is not his native language. But, true Holds following individual school just a year and a half? "I was in a race in to his character, what has he chosen to records: my home country (Holland) and teams major in at Clemson — English. "It was Indoor — Imile— 4:04.04 from around the world were there. Ath- difficult academically at first because I 3000m— 8:05.7 letes at track and field events of national had to go to such big classrooms and 2 mile— 8:35.0

translate everything as I listened. Some- scope are fairly friendly because it is Outdoor — 1500m— 3:45.5 interesting to learn of ways of life in other times I could not hear, or understand 3000m— 7:57.1 everything that was said, so I had to get countries," said Koeleman. 5000m— 13:40.97 to class early so I could hear I 15 minutes "Duringthe meet met some members 3000st— 8:29.1 of the Oregon State team that competed everything," said Koeleman, who can

IPTAY Athlete of the Year 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,

Close your eyes, and prised. A lot of beer this is it!

1981 Jos Schlitz Brewing Company. Milwaukee, Wl 63 ' ' " • " " " IPTAY Officers

Wilbur K, Hammett Robert T Haseiden, 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

IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT III

Dr J, H Timmerman, Director — District III Cherokee County -IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS- 1 513 Morninghill Dr John M Hamrick, Chairman* Columbia, S C 29210 W Ronald Barrett • T. Atkinson, Jr., Director F. E. Hughes, Director C. R 8 Campbell, Jr Aiken County Charlie W. Bussey, Director Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Gary E Clary William R Alexander. Chairman Wylie Hamnck 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 Thomas Eiserhardt Harper Gault, Director Chris Suber, Director Greenville County Frank T Gibbs" H. Taylor, Director * F. Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director W. K M Watson, Chairman Elbert Hines Hamilton Eugene H Kneece.Jr Lewis F. Holmes, Director Marshall Walker, Director Bill Barbary' Walter Glenn Brackin, Jr.* John G Molony Joseph Bailey Bnght 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 " James L Walpole — FRANK J Bennette Cornwell HONORARY DIRECTOR HOWARD Walter B Crawford" Carrol H Warner Gordon S Davis Ben G Watson H O Weeks, Sr - W tvl Self William Lem Dillard' 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 Harris, Chairman Richard H Ivester • Joe Ben Herlong J H, Abrams • Willis A King.Jr Lewis F Holmes III Ronald Paul Barnetle Terry A Kingsmore" Thomas H Ryan W. C Harper Jim League Herbert S Yarborough Ernest C Hughes Jim Patterson Henry M Lee J H McJunkin • Director, District I Floyd S Long Lexington County Garry C Phillips Terry L Long • D H Caughman. Chairman" — DISTRICT 1 IPTAY ORGANIZATION Seabrook L. Marchant Johnny L Cagle Pickens County Patterson, Director — District I Jim J G Miller, Jr R Hugh Caldwell Charles E Dalton, Chairman P O Box 589 William J Neely, Jr James Tracy Childers William J Barnett Clemson, S C 29631 Thomas K Norris William B Clinton, Jr Edith Batson* William H Orders' James A Compton Abbeville County Francis A Bosdell* Ernest Jamerson Corley, Jr, * John F Palmer Ptiiilip H Rosenberg, Chairman" Phillip H Burnett • H Ralph Corley, Sr I N Patterson, Jr William H Baxley III J Ed Burrell George Millon Plyler John Melton Gault III V, Wendel Boggs' Jerry R Byrd* Bobby W Ramsey T A Henry Ctiarles B Murptiy Charles Ellenburg, Jr * Rochester- Warren Craig Jumper" Don Southard, Jr James Gaston Gage, Jr Linder.Jr John G Slattery V F M Earle Williamson Roddey E Gettys III* E Richard Taylor, Jr John W McLure M Riggs Goodman Anderson County J Harold Townes, Jr Gene Rhymer, Jr Floyd M Guerreri S T King. Chairman Gray Walsh J W Riser Bob Harmon* S Randall Bell* David H Wilkins J Tom Shell Floyd M Hunt Victor G Chapman, Sr. Charles M Stuck Frank J Jervey B K Chreitzberg Laurens County Tom C Lynch, Jr R Carol Cook J R Adair, Chairman Newberry County Dave Moorhead " Joe B Davenport* T Heath Copeland Earle J Bedenbaugh, Chairman R R Ritchie 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 & Henlz 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 Ragsdale III Joseph A West* W B Owens Ralph F, King, Jr Ralph C Prater Terry C Shaver Eugene P Willimon 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 Osteen, 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 Bullinglon, Jr Tom R Bailey * Lewis Bagwell C Evans Putman William M Cooper Jerry A Brannon Wayne Bell* John B Cornwell, Jr Jack W Brunson Director, District li John Bracknell Jack Cnbb William T Clawson III William E Burnett* Kenneth Cribb Ralph Cooper* • Johnson Craig IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT II John Easterling, Jr Albert G, Courie. Jr Robert M Erwin,Jr, C. Evans Putman, Director ~ District II W Gerald Emory Michael R Davis W K Fooshe* 15 Ouail Hill Drive Bruce Foster James W Engram Nevit Y Johnson Greenville, S C 29607 Harry H Gibson Larry W Flynn •

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Fred J Gassaway York County Orangeburg County " Don E Golightly" E Grimes III. Chairman Thomas William B Bookhart, Jr , Chairman' William E Hair William R Adkins W C Higginbotham * Harry J Johnson David E Angel J M Russell, Jr Z K Kelly S Lynn Campbell Jack G Vallentine • Buddy Lewis Roy W Campfield. Jr Jack G Vallentine III James P McKeownlM* O T Gulp James C Williams, Jr Jr • S C McMeekin' F Buist Eaves. Russell S Wolfe II Jeffrey A O Cam E M George* Robert A Ricfiardson Jeffery T Haire * * Crawford E Sanders III James W Hancock. Jr A Lee Scfieider, Jr William F Harper Davis O Smith* Altord Haselden * JohnB Smith. Jr W T Jenkins. Jr Keith H Waters F D Johnson* E- Ralph Wessinger, Sr. James H Owen. Jr J C Rhea.Jr * Saluda County Ben R Smith. Jr * Bernard L Black, Chairman G G Thomas. Sr Alfred B Coleman James A Derrick Beniamin 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 Sumler, S C 291 50 Kenneth Yarborough

Clarendon County Theodore B Gardner, Chairman 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 Dacosia Muckenfuss. 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 IMeal. Chairman W G Lynn. Chairman' James 8 Foster IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT IV Wiley D Crum Charles F Carmichael' Thomas W Glenn III Bill M Reaves Director — District IV Billy Daniel' Joe 8 Godfrey ' 515 Richardson Circle, E Bamburg County L B Hardaway, Jr E Guy Hendrix* ' Hartsville, S C 29550 Claude McCain. Chairman Charles G Lucius, Jr H L Hoover R Herman Rice* Robert Martin, Jr George A Hutlo. Jr, Chester County Fred Schrimpf Joseph L Powell' W D Kirkpatnck * Curtis A Fennell, Chairman Billy G Rogers Robert C Lenhardt 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 George R Fleming GroverC Kennedy. Jr Rufus M Brown, Chairman* Tom R Morris, Jr Mrs Rutus Brown Carl H 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 Cockfield 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 Rhelt 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* Chappell Jones* Dan L Tillman, Jr James S Gibson. Jr.* L DISTRICT VIM Palnck K White J Louis Grant James W King Ray L Wilson. Jr Bryan Loadholt Stephen H Mudge* Georgia John F Poole Wilbur O Powers Darlington County Calhoun County Barnelt 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 Marion D Hawking, Jr Charleston County Douglas C Edwards

William McCown III Van Noy Thornhill, Chairman' Howard E Hord B 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 Priesler. 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 Kennedy' 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 F F Paul Watson, Chairman Hans F L Bradham* DISTRICT IX Kenneth W Carson Carl S Pulkinen Buddy Gore' * Tommie Jr Paul Qualtlebaum. Jr W James, Pat Gore Other States and At-Large: * G P Lachicotte Walter A Renken. Jr* John H Holcombe* Nick P Anagnost — S C T F McNamara, Jr A B Schirmer. Jr • Emerson E Andrishok — N J Lewis S Horton J R Stout S F Horton* George U Bennett — Tenn Lancaster County Thurman W McLamb' Carl F Bessent — Md Garret J Mobley, Chairman* Colleton County T Breazeale.Jr Tenn R S Winfield* 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 White III' T C Atkinson III, Chairman Wm K Durham — Germany Jesse Crenshaw JohnH Holt Mark G Fellers — Tenn Marion D Lever, Jr Dorchester County Duncan C Mclntyre James C Furman — Tenn. Joe H Lynn* Tom Salisbury. Chairman Waller L Garvin — Tenn James A Mobley, Jr Thomas W Bailey Alvin J Hurt. Jr — Ohio Sumter County Henry Glenn Simpson H D Byrd F H Inabnit. Jr — Fla Wyman L Morris, Chairman Ronald Small Gene W Dukes Ed Jackson — Colo T O Bowen, Jr Clifford M Henley John Osteen — Tenn John J Brilton.Jr Lee County Dexter Rickenbaker Philip H Prince — 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' John C Sharpe — Tenn Jerry F Crews. Jr Williamsburg County Harry W Smilh — Tenn' Marlboro County David B 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* William S Ware. Sr W H Cox Leon R Young — Fla Robert 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

*2,000 IPTAY SCHOLARSHIP Clover Knits, Inc. Dr. Jim Hellams Clover, SC Pendleton, SC Life Members and Honorary Life Members Ralph E. Cooper Dick Hendley-Sanitation, Inc. Marks. Avent Mrs. Donna Merck Jones Columbia, SC Greenville, SC Bennettsville, SC Norfolk, VA R. W. Dalton L. J. (Bill) Hendrix, Jr. Dr. William P. Kay Greenville, Spartanburg, Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Crews SC SC Columbia, SC Belton, SC Billy Daniel John R. Hines ( Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Lawton Eddie Dalton Dillon, SC Orlando, FL Estill, SC Asheville, N.C. Daniel Construction Co. F. M. Hipp William H. Mathis Alonzo M. DeBruhl Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Atlanta, GA Greer, SC William T. Davidson, Jr. Holiday Inn #1 C. Heyward Morgan Dr. B. R. Ewing Henrietta, NC Clemson, SC Greenville, SC Anderson, SC Premier Investment Co., Inc. Holiday Inn #2 Piedmont Paper Co., Inc. Alonzo M. Debruhl Clemson, Bill Folk, Jr. Memorial SC Asheville, NC Greensboro, NC Greer, SC "Tiger Booster" Greenwood Billy Powers Martha & Fletcher Derrick Greenwood, SC Grant's Textiles, Inc. Florence, SC Spartanburg, SC Charleston, SC T. In Memory of Jack R. Miller W. Hopkins Mrs. C. Guy Gunter #1 by Philip & Celeste Prince James F. Douglas Pendleton, SC Greenville, SC New York, NY Travelers Rest, SC H. C. Howell

Mrs. C. Guy Gunter #2 Mrs. Lena A. Sloan J. Henry Dowdy Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Clemson, SC High Point, NC Mr. & Mrs. Lachlan L. Hyatt Spartanburg, Mr. & Mrs. Joe F. Hayes Mr. & Mrs. John R. Smith SC State Fair SC Greenville, SC Anderson, SC Columbia, SC Imperial Die Casting Corp. Pickens, Coach Frank J. Howard Mr. & Mrs. Eugene P. Willimon Farmer-Barnett, Inc. SC Clemson, SC Clemson, SC Greenville, SC Jeffrey Manufacturing Division Greenville, B. C. Inabinet, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Richard Wood First Federal Savings & Loan #1 SC Hopkins, SC Ft. Worth, TX Assn. of Greenville Francis A. Jeffries, Sr. Memorial H. Ray Davis, Pres. Columbia, SC Greenville, SC

Abney Mills Earle J. Bedenbaugh Capt. Frank J. Jervey First Federal Savings & Loan #2 Anderson, SC Prosperity, SC Clemson, SC Assn. of Greenville Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Addis Robert H. Bell, Jr. H. Ray Davis, Pres. Joseph Crosby Jones Greenville, SC Graniteville, SC Greenville, SC Wilkesboro, NC

George & Nancy Alley Mr. & Mrs. Jack M. Blasius Mr. & Mrs. Lenard J. Flynn Ralph W. & J. Morgan Jones Columbia, SC Spartanburg, SC Anderson, SC Greenwood, SC

A. D. Amick Memorial James H. Boulware Forest Products, Inc. D. A. Kennerly Batesburg, SC Anderson, SC Statesville, NC Orangeburg, SC

T. III Friend C. Atkinson & Bradley-Horton-Kolb William C. Foster Mr. Marion Kirkland Marion, SC Florence, SC Clemson, SC Elgin, S.C.

T. C. Atkinson, Jr. Doyle C. Burton Arch Fowler In Memory of E. C. (Red) Kneece Marion, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC by Nita& Kathleen Sumter, SC T. L. Ayers, Jr. In Memory of Ralph M & Herbert Francis Realty Co. Greenville, SC Cannon by Alan Y. Cannon Greenville, SC Clarence Koester-ARA Anderson, SC Services, Inc. J. Garner Bagnal Mr, Mrs. Neil S. Granger & Atlanta, GA Statesville, NC Greenville, SC Carolina Eastern, Inc. Calhoun Lemon Y. C. Ballenger Electrical Contr. Charleston, SC John E. Hamilton Barnwell, SC Spartanburg, SC Jacksonville, FL J. Lawrence Cartee Mrs. E. Oswald Lightsey Bankers Trust of SC Clemson, SC Harper Builders, Inc. Hampton, SC Greenwood, SC Williamston, SC Carter-Miot Engineering Co. Mr. & Mrs. V. F. Linder, Jr. Clarence B. Bauknight, Jr. Mr. &Mrs. RayO. Carter J. Benson Harrison Greenville, SC Chapin, SC Taylors, SC Irmo, SC

Bay Brokerage Co. Inc. J. E. "Bo" Chinners, Jr. John B. Hartnett In Memory of Elbert L. Bailes Simpsonville, SC Dallas, TX Isle of Palms, SC West Union, SC

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Ronald J. McCoy Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Mudge Jim Sanders Superior Synthetic Fibers, Inc. Greenville, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Gaffney, SC Charlotte, NC

Joseph D. Swann James P. McKeown III Dr. M B. Nickles, Jr. Charles A. Segars Columbia, SC Hartsville, SC Sumter, SC Greenville, SC

Emory G. Orahood, Jr. John D. Tice Ellison S. McKissick, Jr. Davis 0. Smith Atlanta, Greenville, SC GA Columbia, SC Dalton, GA

In Memory of V.K. Hines John R. Tribble Thomas B. McTeer, Jr. Socar, Incorporated Florence, SC Columbia, SC Columbia, SC Florence, SC

A Friend of Clemson Mr. Mrs. Allen K. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Meehan & Trobaugh Southern Distributors Anderson, SC Greenville, SC Midland, TX of Spartanburg, Inc. Peeler Jersey Farms, Inc. Spartanburg, SC Walnut Grove Auction Sales, Inc. MGR, Inc. Gaffney, SC Roebuck, SC Spartanburg, SC Southern Bank & Trust Co. Pepsi Cola BottlmgCo. Billy G. Watson Greenville, SC Morgan Investment, Inc. Anderson, SC Spartanburg, SC Greenville, SC Mr. & Mrs. Currie B. Spivey, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George G. Poole, Jr. J. F. Watson W. R. Reeves, Jr. Mullins, SC Pelzer, SC Camden, SC Dr. Wyman L. Morris

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 n,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. Greenville, Chris Suber Sutphin S.C. M. W. Umphlett Memorial Anderson, SC Wadmalaw Island, SC ALLENDALE by Clyde D. & Calhoun W. R. A. Bowen Memorial IPTAY Temple-Watts-Straup Umphlett Scholarship W B. Yarborough 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 U. Ayers R. A. All & W, Frank Eskridge Windsor David D Curry Stephen, Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Anderson, SC St. S C. Gaffney, SC Caldwell Wylie William H. Baxleylll. DMD TheC&SNational Bank Jimmy Hamrick Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Belton, SC Gaffney, SC

Grady R. CHARLESTON Keller Mr. & Mrs. Wm. C. Dupre Nathan W. Childs Jones Investment, Inc. Belton, Gaffney, Abbeville. SC Anderson, SC SC F. A. Bailey III SC Charleston, SC Dr. J. Clayton Richardson E. Mr. & Mrs. James B. Jones, Jr. B. K. Chreitzberg & Raymond Parker Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Dr. C. Eric Richardson Ricky Bailey Gaffney, SC Belton, SC Charleston, SC Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Milford R. Carol Cook Rusty Pcole& David P Rig 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 Don & Wayne Southard/Eddy First National Bank of SC A Friend from Chester Thornhill Roger H. Thomas A. M. Anderson & Clemson Office Davis Chester. SC & Mundy Charleston, SC Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Iva, SC Frank S. Hanckel, Jr. Lamar Gaillard CHESTERFIELD AIKEN Forrester's — J Tom Forrester Williamston, Charleston, SC Anderson, SC 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 Dr. F Marion Dwight Lever 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. Dr. & Mrs. J. R Stout Dr. J. Frank Biggers North Augusta. SC Anderson, SC BEAUFORT 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. & Dodd McCall 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 of 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 Ctiarles 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. Sirrine Co. #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. Sirrine Co. #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 James M. Stephens Summerville, SC W J. Abies 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 Greenville, GREENWOOD Johnston, B. Jackson SC 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 T. 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 Co., Inc. 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 Mr. & Mrs. Rufus M. Brown Cooper Motor Lines, Inc. 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

Loan Asso. Col. & Mrs. E. N. Tyndall Larry W. Flynn William F. Phillips P. W. McAhster Oconee Savings & Columbia, SC Ware Shoals. SC Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Fugate OlinT. Wells Palmetto Spinning Corp. #1 Jack R. Tatham Stan Ulmer, MD Columbia. SC Ware Shoals, SC Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC

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Inc. Friend" Vaughn E. Bullard, DOS W. C. Harper. Jr. Sanders & Deal The Development Group, "A 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, Inman, SC SC Terry Cook Greensboro, NC Macon, GA Huckabee Endowment Fund Clover, SC Thornton, Inc. Lloyd W. Purser The Unknown Tiger Lyman, SC Joseph L. Huckabee Greensboro, Spartanburg, SC NC Tifton, GA Rock Hill, SC Arnold L. Nanney Mr. &Mrs. R.S. McCantslll Terry F. Thruston Terry & Deborah Powell Moore, SC Charles K. Segal Greenville, NC Spartanburg, SC Trion, GA Rock Hill, SC A. Bullington, Jr. B. 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. Mrs. H. J Bowman & 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 Caston, 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 Fredrick Pulliam W. H. Cox Norman Floyd & Barbara Rogers A Friend ot Clemson John W. Holcomb Memorial Kingstree, Spartanburg, SC SC Clyde, NC Gainesville, GA McLean, VA

Puritan Ind. Corp. A. J. Rigby, Jr. Maintenance N. E. Garvin MikeMcSwain 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 Arnie C Spencer Dr Charles W Hinnant Walter Price Spires ANDERSON Gary L Holcombe Pete J & Jim Stathakis Steve Adams John Brown Hooper Tony Keith Stewart

Anderson Pediatric Group Jr John D , Hagnew Hopkins Lawrence A Sutherland R H Anderson Home Enterprises Dr Edgar Talbert son Anderson County Clem Club 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 Belh James F Little Class of -44 Mr & Mrs Guy W Black ^500 GOLD CARD Mrs C H Lomas Western Sizzlin Steak House mm Boscobel Golf & Country Club Mr & Mrs Carl M Lund David G Williams Budweiser of Anderson G Eugene Madden David G Williams Life Members Carolina Scrap Processors Stewen E Madden Harry M Wilson, Lmwood Cheatham Harry Ma|or Kenneths, Wohlford Mrs Frances G Boatwright Thomas L Earns JohnT 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 IMcClam Mr S Mrs Norman Kirkland S Tommy, Jane & Jana Crawford Thomas F Kicklighter Mr & Mrs James K Gregory J H McDaniel Mr & Mrs James R. Sursavage Clarence A Dawis Littleiohn Memorial Elbert Hines Hamilton J Norman Phillips Claude McCain W M Dillard Piedmont Candy & Cigar Co John S S Charles R , Jr Hatcher Dr Claude Dixon ABBEVILLE H Earle Holley, Jr C Randolph McClure, Sr Memorial BARNWELL Boyce H, Carlisle Joseph K Kneece Billy Joe Durham Pizza Inn Assoc Hugh Birt Raymond Fleming Dr. &Mrs. John L. Guy Eugene H Kneece, Jr, Mr &Mrs Norman W Powell Mr & Mrs David Craig Dr Richard C Fox C. L. Huggins Richard L Meyer & Mrs James E Reid Ted W Craig

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

Robert I Geisel William & Alice 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 L Powell Mr & Mrs William H Gilmer Charles J. E. Stewart BIdrs. Inc Grady Sanders Thomas Warren Weeks and Mrs Eddie Seiglerlll Glen Rill Farms Mr W Alan M Tewkesbury III Mr & Mrs Dennis B Simmons

Richard W Wislon Agency Or 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 Robert V Harrell L Johnson Mr & Mrs HO Weeks, Sr, Dr John Horton Smith Charles H C, Cowards Son Hartrow, Inc — Malcolm Hare Mr &Mrs 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, & 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 nght: 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. IPTAf^

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BERKELEY J Edward Lotz Wayne Edens Earl & Carolyn Sammons Paul Patrick Murphree John F Dexter Rickenbaker Mr & Mrs John K Edmonds Randolph Satterfield H E Pearce, Jr Myers IV Or Peter E John Waddell C V EIrod David R Schumpert, Jr Timbes Wilund'Usry Architects Denny W Oruin, Jt Robert D Westover Henry EIrod George W Sharpton KERSHAW David D Page. Jr Jerry Eskew Ronald M Shelton EDGEFIELD Kenneth Nolan & Gerry Pontiff Ethox Chemicals. Inc Gordon Sherard W Carson. DOS Jerry N Crocker Mr Mrs Bill Russell Edwin W Evans Blake Shewmaker & Richard B Inman, Sr. Stewart Mr & Mrs J W Gilliam, Jr. Joseph C Jackson Jofin H Fab- Tech. Inc — William J Keith C M Shook JackA Hamilton W L Jackson Raleigh J Farr Simco Products CALHOUN Mr & Mrs John A Hughes

First. Inc Simmons , Inc Fashion Machinery Co LANCASTER C F Evans* Co Mr & Mrs Kenneth L. Kaltz Finley O'Connor & Co W B Simmons & Co James A &AI F Simons Hane, MD Mr & Mrs, G Milton Saggus, Jr Adams First National Lease Corp Mr & Mrs Allen D Smith & S H Houck Catherines Walsh R H Collins

Foothills Delta P , Inc Mr & Mrs Al D Droege L C Kissam III Mr «Mrs Theo R Williams Frank & Ann Ferguson W T Eraser, Jr H W Smiths. H W Smith, Jr James M Moss III & Son Yonce Ford Mercury Dr John R Howell. Jr Sid D Freeman South Carolina Box, Inc Jim Pooser Oscar S Porter III Marvin K Friar Spartan Express, Inc FAIRFIELD Riverside Grocery Joe S Fulmcr Mrs Fran Stewart CHARLESTON William J Arnette Mr & Mrs W K Varnadore — Construction M L Garrett Co William R Stoddard, Jr . MD John Q AiJams, Jr & John Q Adams III Louis M Boulware Doug & Chris Ashley River Animal Hospital William W Coleman Charles F Gentry, Jr Wherry Stover William Stover. Jr LAURENS D I Aydlette, Jr Mike Collins Bruce Gibson W Richard Reubin H Brov»n James L Dorner Eugene G Gibson P Strawhorn Wayne Barnes

J Gilfillin Dr Edwin L T hieath Furman R Cullum W M Estes, Jr M Stroud Copeland Phil R Floyd Barbara S Adrian Glenn F Harold Gillespie William B Sturgis Charles Jeter Glenn Thomas R Glover Warren R Herndon. Sr Levis L Gilstrap Charles "Donald" Styles Mr & Mrs Gray Hipp, Jr.

Robert A Glenn Suggs-Taylor-Lunny Belue J T Hollmgsworth F Gregorie & Son John J Hood, Jr & Albert Dial Al Hitchcock Joe Jolly C R Goulet Suitt Construction Co . Inc McAlister Ernest & Dons Gray Charles Tanner Co. Richard Wayne Raburn William C Kennerty Thomas J Mann S Jack & Patsy Greene Robert R Taylor Walter S Ramage Thomas E Lynn S William H Gladden Pigeon Granite Co — J P Brooks Charles F McCrary John C Renwick, Jr Greenville Industrial Fred M Thompson Thomas J Thompson Frances & William Wylie Jane H. Greer J E. Thompson Merritt Dredging Co H LEE Jr J Thompson. Jr John T Mundy Dr. Floyd F. Griffin. P Marion J Barnes FLORENCE Jr Jim Thrailkill Dr Ben Thrailkill David M Murray, Jr Edward D. Guy, & Mr & Mrs Watson T Barbrey Wallace P Oeschamps F Jr Threatt-Michael Const . Aaron A Nettles, Jr Paul Haigler, Co Inc Green Oeschamps II G Wilson Bryce Memorial — Mr & Mrs William R Harling Mr & Mrs Michael F Toner Henry J Rast, Jr Wyman McOaniel Bryce Mechanical Contr , Inc Rogers & Brown Custom Brokers, Inc Mr & Mrs William F Harnesberg Dr William E Tuckei Marvin C Buchanan Don R McDaniel, Sr S V Sottile Memorial Michael & Andrea Tungsten Industries. Inc Lane Craven & Malcolm H Craven Jim and Jackie Vaughn Mr & Mrs Thomas M Tobin Caldwell Harper LEXINGTON Frank A Douglass, Jr E Tyler Joseph E Harper R Bruce White R H Walker H Mr S Mrs H L Allen, Jr. "Clyde S Bryce, Jr — J Harrell Mr & Mrs William L Wallace Wayne D Ward Billy Amick PE Engineering Consultants' Henry Marvin Harrison Mr & Mrs David E Watson Franklin R Welch Dr Frank T Arnold. Jr Wilder * Christine Funk Mr & Mrs Richard Watson Douglas L Wilbanks Robert T Harrison L W Edward Campbell Godbold Daughtry James G Hayes Richard L Watson A Y Willard, Jr James Tracy Childers Shealy Dental Clinic James M Henderson J D Wells. Jr. Tom B foung Michael G Coleman/ Dr Robert G Jamison Joe A Hewell Charles W West Brad Pressley CHEROKEE Mr & Mrs William H Johnson J Michael & Susan Hill Max Whatley JohnC Cook Dr W Ronald Barrett Boyd & Carolyn Derrick ClayS SPattyOAIdebol James D Whiteside JohnT Drafts James Vincent Caggiano Bill & Anne Kea Hitea Chemical, Inc Connie-Edward-Crystal Wilhoit William Elliott, Jr. Dr J Carroll Troy M H Lamb Farms Mr & Mrs Harold L Hix Edward R Williams Mrs John L Frierson Lawrence E Childers John E Lunn Bobby Hudson George E Williams Claudia Mane Gardner GaryE Clary Gordon Keith McLeod Parker Humphreys J V Williams Theron Dill Hester Mr &Mrs Joe Baxter Clary S A Rodgers, Jr A Greenville Clem son Family J H (Jim) Williams Mark Thomas Hobbs Greg S Parish L Dean Weaver Const Co , Inc Ms Margaret Huskey Willson Riggins Landscape. Inc Mr &Mrs Earle Kyzer—Steve & Robin John M Hamrick, Jr Allen P Wood, AIA Lloyd Hutchins Willson & Linda Lexington State Bank Mr & Mrs W Joe McArthur Edward L Young Amos Hykes & Hassle Davis Robert M & Mary S Wilson Dallas E Mams James G Ness Industrial Scrap, Inc J Ed Winkler GEORGETOWN Dr Richard L McDaniel Cherokee Co Joe A Ivester Charles R. Yeargin H W Bruorton Charles H Risinger Mr L Taylor S Mrs Sam William S Ivester. Sr Fred J. Zahrn Mr &Mrs Charles W Cagle Mr S Mrs Clinton W Sease Dale Johnson CHESTER H E Hemingway Heyward D Shealy Fred A Johnson GREENWOOD Thomas E Baker Michael Morris James H Shirer, Jr Danny J Jones Dr F E Abell, Jr Carolyn & Chuck Bell Tiller Construction Co., Inc Charles M Stuck Mr & Mrs Lamar Kennedy George T Abrams, Jr & Mr & Mrs Floyd P Broome Waccamaw Family Practice Assoc Harold B Swygert, Jr Mr & Mrs David K King Larry Traynham Ronald N Caldwell Mr & Mrs Joe E Young Woodrow H Taylor James W Knox, Jr NickP Anagnost Willis Cram N R Watkins GREENVILLE B Russell Langley, Jr Clarence L Beaudrot Terry S Sandra Darby Allstate Food Broker. Inc W L Brigham, Jr Fuel M Boland MARION George R Fleming Julian M Langston, Jr William E & D E Burnett Fritz N Johnson, MD American Equipment Co . Inc Mr 4 Mrs S Wayne Goodyear James Andrew Aston Lee s Textile Consultant Ronald L Carlay Leslie W Levy Dub Johnson • Laura Mae, Inc & Jr Ronald L Carlay 2 Duncan C Mclntyre J. E, Austin. Jr Cecil Glenn Lester, # & Johnson-Serman, Inc Alexander Mr. & Mrs Harry G Batson Mr & Mrs L G Lewis. Jr James Cooper William F Thompson W E Lindsay S Sauls Troy E Bennett, Sr V B Lippard, Jr Mr S Mrs John R Davis M Herbert D Lutz Dora G Bigbee Bud & Sandy Long G & P Trucking Co , Inc G R McLellan Sinclair

Joan B , Pressley Greenwood Motor Lines, Inc, Larry J Blackstock Joseph R Lovin John N & Mary Ann Pressley MCCORI\«ICK Larry E Blakely Henry Lucius III G Bonner Harvley J B Pressley, Jr Bowen Pulpwood Co , Inc James A Boling J. Harold Mack — Architect Jennings Walker Halsted M Stone, MD Mrs Helena W Faulkner Nevit Y James E Bostic SeabrookL Marchant Johnson W T Wrenn W W Bridwell W C Masters Arnold Lynn Jones NEWBERRY Bob Maxwell Builders. Inc "A Friend" CHESTERFIELD Mr & Mrs Don Brookshire R Kent Bedenbaugh C Crawford, Jr Robert E Brown Greer Asphalt Paving. Inc Jeff Knight James Albert F Busby H Jack McCall. Jr Jack Lawrence James P & MaryA Fields James H Brown Walter B Cousins Edward McCameron, Jr Robert A Liner Peter H Bryan Louie C Derrick CLARENDON Roy E Long A Jr W H McCrary Charles Br/an, Gordon S Leslie, Jr Dr Clarence E Coker, Jr , L G Jr & L G . Sr McCraw James V Lowe Wallace H Burgess Larry A Morris A Friend Dr James P McNamara Mr, &Mrs Bill Madden & Mr & Mrs CMC Development Co Buddy Neel Dusty & Ginger Rhodes 8, David Williams J C Calloway Carl Rachel Merritt Terry Shaver H B Rickenbaker C Frank B Camerson Buck MIckel P R Nickles Horace Swilley Ferd J Summer F Grady Miller's Melvin Pace Carolina Sprinkler Co , Inc Honda Oavid C Waldrop, Jr Carolyn Warehouses, Inc Moore-Tinsley Supply Co Willie Mae Powell COLLETON David C Waldrop, Sr Mr &Mrs Churchill A Carter Morton & Morton J Herbert Powell, Jr Larry Berry Dr Sam Hazel Harry S Young Mr Carter William J Neely. Jr & Mrs Beniamin E Smith William E & E R Southard Thomas L Jerry Chapman Drs Newman & Batcheldor George F Smith, Jr OCONEE

DARLINGTON Ed Childress John P Nickerson Richard S Dan Suggs Hugh F Abies Hubert C Baker, DOS Thomas K Norris John W Turner, Jr J M Clary Archie I Barron Alfred L White Rick I Beasley Ed Clay Jeremiah F O'Brien Dr & Mrs Stuart Clarkson, Jr. & Dawkins Concrete Products, Inc Sidney Lamar Cline Orders Tile & Dist Co., Inc. Dr & Mrs Larry S Bowman HAMPTON A Family of Tigers Supporters Fred Collins W. Cody Owens Mr &Mrs Louis R Elliott W C Hood Jeffreys Huggins Commercial Air Cond, Service John F Palmer & Frady's Service. Inc Mr & Mrs W H Mauldin Or Wm P Kennedy MelvinW Bashor John Herbert Conrad Harris Marine & R V . Inc PeteG Ml ley William B McCown III Contractors Service & Rentals Palmetto Loom Reed Co Dr Wm S Holliday J D Rouse, Sr & Dr Jacob D Rouse, Jr BilIM Reaves James Rudolph Cox II Russell Hunter Park Dr Frank A Hoshall. Jr.

Andrew L I Richardson Sam J Cram N Patterson, Jr HORRY In Memory of Gerald E Brown. Jr Syracuse Farms Ralph Crawley L R "Choppy' Patterson Samuel R Spann K-Mac Service. Inc JohnC Walker John G Creech Mr & Mrs Andrew H Pioth Marion T Bellamy DerylC Keese & Wm C Keese Mrs Dennis Yarborough Daddy Rabbit, Butch & Masso George M Plyler R Paul Benik, Jr John N Landreth, Sr

Custom Electric Co David C Poole In Memory of E M Best Or Harry B Mays DILLON Daniel International Engineering Clyde A McCall Port Brokerage Co , Inc. F L Bradham W G Lynn Mrs Billy W Davis Proformance Systems, Inc Robert C Crenshaw Mr &M(s J Whit Miller

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, Inc — Fort Sumter Petroleum Co RICHLAND Hallmark Cafeterias Haselden & Owen Mr &Mrs Bob E Webb LeIancJ M Bradshaw B P Barber & Associates, Inc, Joe A Harris, Inc Mountain View Industries, Inc West Iredell Constrs . Inc.

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Modern Homesteaders This year a group of modern pioneers dug into the soil, checked alternative ways of heating their homes and studied the mating habits of livestock as part of a special course coordinated by the Clemson Extension Service. Twenty-three people from the Greenwood (S.C.) area took part in an eight-week "Living off the Land" course. The idea for the class came as a result of numerous inquiries from people in the community who had small acreage — or planned to buy a small farm — and wanted infor- mation on how to best utilize their

homesteads. ONE-ON-ONE — Clemson Extension agent Steve Odom, left, tells homesteader Clarence Newsphoto) "We were getting lots of ques- Prochaska of Greenwood about grape culture. (CU tions on everything from chickens ducted jointly with Piedmont TEC, County and instructors from Pied- to nutrition, goats, home heating, resulted from that frustration. mont TEC presented information. how to grow all kinds of fruits and The classes drew participants of Sessions on firewood, home heat-

vegetables and even how to put up all ages with a wide variety of skills, ing with wood, and food production out-buildings," says Extension incomes, land holdings and in- were especially popular. Agent Tom Bryson of Greenwood. terests. Some expressed real and Thecourse concluded with a tour "Each of those persons wanted a imagined concerns about the nutri- of the small farm of V.W. Hayes of 15-minute course summing up tion and safety of the food they the Epworth community near what a South Carolina farmer consume. Others were looking for Greenwood. Hayes, a retired dairy- learns in a lifetime," says Bryson. ways to generate extra income on man whose hobbies include "We gave them as much informa- their farms. geology and horticulture, dis- tion as time would permit and often "The one thing they had in com- cussed his experiences growing sent them on their way with a mon was a desire to use their land fruits, berries and traditional vege-

brochure or pamphlet. It was frus- to make themselves less depen- tables as well as many varieties not trating for them and for us because dent on others, 'says Bryson. normally found in this state.

we weren't fully meeting their Clemson extension specialists "I think the class gave those needs." from the University campus, exten- attending a basic feel for dealing The homesteader course, con- sion agents from Greenwood with nature and an appreciation of agriculture, "says the extension agent. "They were really surprised at the amount of investment neces- sary to get into most farming — no matter how small the scale." (Interest in homesteading is not limited to Greenwood. In recent years extension agents, particu- larly those near the state's popula- tion centers, have fielded an increasing number of requests for this type of information.)

DOING IT RIGHT — "Proper pruning is essential for home fruit production," Clemson by Danny McNeill Extension agent Tom Bryson, left, tells Jessica, Karen and Barry Ford of Ninety Six during a Clemson News special homesteader course taught by Extension and Piedmont TEC. (CU Newsphoto) Services

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"IF YOU CAN'T FIND IT AT TOPS YOU CAN'T FIND IT!" TODAY'S BAND PROGRAM master's degree in Commercial Music at duties of dotting the "i." In recognition of By Kim Kelly the University of South Carolina. Stu- today's IPTAY Day Timmerman will then dent leaders for the 1981-82 Clemson present Hans Koeleman with the IPTAY Band will be: Drum Major Joe Ballard of Athlete of the Year Award. strike up the band, and get yourself Weaverville, NC; Asst. Drum Major Allen At half time the band will once again fired up. It's football season 1981 and Moore of Greenwood; Commander Bill taketothefield. "Let's Here It For Me," a what would the Tiger Town tradition be Bird of Inman; Flag Co-Captains Beth tune made popular by "Funny Lady" without the 220-member Clemson Uni- Ehnot of Oaks, PA and Joy Gahagan of Barbara Streisand, will serve as the versity Marching Band on hand. From the Newberry; Majorette Captain Cathy Rigg opening number. Two selections from opening notes of "Sock it to 'em" right of Wise, VA; and Feature Twirler Becky Earth, Wind and Fire ("In the Stone"and on through the excitement of the half Daltonof Asheville, NC. "Fantasy") as well as a percussion solo time show, Band Director Bruce Cook The band will present their tradi- will fill out the next portion of the pro- and his troops musically enhance the tional pre-game warm-up by playing the gram. "Over the Rainbow," a song made already electrifying atmosphere which familiar favorites "Sock it to 'em" and popular by the late Judy Garland in her pervades Death Valley. "Tiger Rag." As the band marches into film "The Wizard of Oz," will close out the Assisting Cook for the 1981-82 season the T-l-G-E-R formation Dr. John half time performance and signal the will be Rod Harkins. Harkins, a native of Timmerman, the 1981 President of beginning of the second half of the Candler, NC, recently completed his IPTAY, and his wife will perform the Tiger's grid conquest.

Tigers getting stronger break it down by position and study the mons, who came to Clemson from Kan- Continued from page 47 motions which each athlete has to make. sas, recently took the job of Strength other football players feel the same A program is then put together designed Director at Rice University, and Greg way," reports Jeff Davis. "He's been a big to develop the muscles that the athlete Tuza went back to his alma mater. Wake part of my football career at Clemson, will be using the most. With proper Forest. I try to take people from around and he is a great coach. Even if you don't strength training using all our equipment the nation to get different ideas from come down here and work out, he'll do here and good stretching techniques, various parts of the country. I can learn everything he can to help you. He cares athletes can reduce their chances of from them as well. If they have an idea in about you as a person, and he treats his muscle pulls and injuries. If that player developing a new technique that will help job as more than just weight-lifting has been exercising a muscle group Clemson athletes, I'll do it."

I is coach. work very hard when I come around a joint and that area hit or In building one of the nation's best all-

it down here, and he appreciates the work I extended, is enhanced by the training around sports programs, Clemson has put in. I'd rather be looked upon as a and can withstand the blow." left few stones unturned. When George person rather than as a football player, Dostal began building the strength Dostal was hired, a major stride was and Coach Dostal treats everybody as room by himself six years ago. But now taken to help prepare athletes at Clem- individuals." with thethousandsof workouts peryear, son for the high competitive level the

Larry Nance agrees with Davis' assess- the growth of the amount of equipment, school is at entering the 1980s. Now, ment of Coach Dostal. and the desire to give each athlete indi- Clemson has one of the finest strength "I think very highly of Coach Dostal," vidual attention, he has added five as- facilities and staffs in the country. Every said Nance. "He's always taken the time sistants to the staff. Whenever an tool is there to help an athlete prepare out to help me whenever I've needed it opening occurs, however, Dostal has himself for his varsity sport. over the past four years. He even made a little trouble finding applicants, as an Jeff Davis sums it up best. "There is no special program for me to help me get assistantship in the Clemson strength reason for a guy to come to Clemson and ready for pro basketball." complex is one of the most sought after not be a strong athlete during his career. These programs that Dostal and his jobs in the profession. Most schools don't have anything to staff devise are designed for each sport. "When I announced three openings compare with what Clemson Coach Dos-

Every sport is given a program to aid the this spring," said Dostal, "I got 274 tal has in the way of equipment and athletes and some sports are even bro- applications. Right now we have Craig programs for us. The only thing an ken down by position. Bryson from California, Sam Varner from athlete has to do here is walk in the door "We've put together a program for N.C. State, and Don Telle from Ohio on and do what they tell him to do, and he each sport," describes Dostal. "We our staff, and they are a II working on their will get stronger and thus be success- study what each athlete has to do. We master's degrees at Clemson. Jerry Sim- ful." Fly If With Pride

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AUTO PARTS STORES IPTAY Past Presidents

Forthe past47 years IPTAY, Clemson's IPTAY RECORD Athletic Scholarship Fund Raising Or- ganization, has been aiding the univer- Forty-two year IPTAY and $500.00 Gold

sity in various ways. It is through IPTAY's Card Member success that many fine athletes have 1954—appointed Director District IV, cometoClemson. Inaddition, IPTAYalso appointed Chairman Publicity and helps tocoordinate the arrangements for Promotion Committee the numerous Clemson Club meetings 1959 & 60— Vice President of IPTAY w/hichare held throughout the Nation. As "1961—elected President of IPTAY (5th the organization begins its forty-eighth President) yearof service then, we would like to pay 1962—President of IPTAY tribute to some of IPTAY's distinguished 1963 to present: Past President, Direc- past presidents, C. Calhoun Lemon, tor (Life Member) William G. DesChamps, Harper S. Gault ALUMNI RECORD and Glenn J. Lawhon, Jr. 1968—elected President of Alumni Association 1969— recipient of Alumni Distin- guished Service Award

WILLIAM G. DESCHAMPS, JR. *Only person to serve as both President Bishopville, SC of IPTAY and the Clemson Alumni Graduate— 1938 Association

IPTAY RECORD Forty-four year IPTAY member and Tiger Scholarship Donor 1954—appointed Director-at-Large 1957 & 58—Vice President of IPTAY 1959—elected President of IPTAY (4th President) 1960— President of IPTAY 1961 to present: Past President, Direc- tor (Life Member) 10,000 IPTAY-member goal reached C. CALHOUN LEMON during term as president Barnwell, SC Graduate-1928-30, ALUMNI RECORD Non-Graduate— 1932 1959—member of Athletic Council 1962— recipient of Alumni Distin- IPTAY RECORD guished Service Award Forty-three year IPTAY member and GLENN J. LAWHON, JR. IPTAY Scholarship Donor Hartsville, SC UNIVERSITY RECORD 1954—appointed Director-at-Large Graduate— 1942-44, 1954—Chaired Committee To Reorgan- 1975—elected Life Member Clemson Non-Graduate 1946 ize IPTAY University Board of Trustees 1955—elected IPTAY Treasurer, ap- IPTAY RECORD pointed Chairman of IPTAY Finance Thirty-five year IPTAY member and Tiger Committee Scholarship Donor 1956 elected Vice President of — 1959—appointed Director District IV IPTAY 1959 & 60—elected Secretary and 1957— of elected President IPTAY (3rd Treasurer President) 1961 & 62—Vice President of IPTAY 1958—President of IPTAY 1963—elected President of IPTAY 1959 to present: Past President, Direc- 1964—President of IPTAY tor (Life Member) 1965 to present: Past President, Direc- tor (Life Member) ALUMNI RECORD Chaired committees that established 1969— recipient of Alumni Distin- IPTAY Awards & Gold Card IPTAY guished Service Award Classifications

UNIVERSITY RECORD ALUMNI RECORD 1954 to present: member of various 1972— recipient of Alumni Distin- athletic and financial committees at guished Service Award the university 1973—donated $50,000.00 to establish HARPERS. GAULT Editors note: IPTAY's 1st and 2nd first visiting professorship in College Rock Hill, SC Presidents were Rupert Fike and of Liberal Arts Graduate— 1928 Robert C. Edwards

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