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field, but off the field it lost some of its finest 52 Clemson Numerical Roster administrators and athletes due to untimely 53 Opponent's Numerical Roster deaths. 52-53 Starters for Both Teams Today's Band Program 55 Opponent's Alphabetical Roster 61 The Tiger band kicks off the season with a 58-59 Meet Today's Opponent salute to patriotism. Tiger Assistants On The Cover: 63 Nelson Stokely and Frank Orgel are the two All-America candidate Steve is in only new coaches on the block. Stokely com- Durham ments on the quarterback situation, while his second year as a starter, but he is already Orgel discusses the Tiger defense. considered the leader of the defense. For more University Feature on Durham see page five 65 One of America s top Sports Conferences is Cover Photos by Bob Waldrup. coming to Clemson. IPTAY Director 67 Charlie Bussey, a former Tiger football star Photo Credits: A special thanks to the Clem- of the fifties and currently the president of son Communications Center staff of Jim Burns, the Laurens Glass Company, is Clemson's Charles Haralson, Vince Ducker, Hal Smith, distinguished new leader of IPTAY. Ben Hendricks, Jim Martin, Lance McKinney, Past Player Feature Dave Lewis and Tom Shockley. Also to John Sonny Quesenberry recalls Clemson's 20-7 of the Earle Martin win at Rice in 1 957. Rowntree Orange & White, Know Your Tigers and Jim Bradley. Here's a short quiz to test your knowledge of Clemson's Football programs have received a the 1980 Clemson Tigers. national award from the College Sports Infor- Today's Program is published by the Clemson Foot- mation Directors of America for the last five ball Program Committee years. Last year Clemson's programs were Editor: Tim Bourret rated third best in the nation behind Notre Dame Assistant Editor: Kim Kelly and Purdue. Advertising Directors: Allison Dalton and Andy Ronemus Staff Assistants: David McGrew, Jeff Rhodes, Cricket Yates, Berny Delgado, Bobbie Mims and Scott Jenkins. Represented for National Advertising by: Production Assistance: Department of Public Rela- Spencer Marketing tions 370 Lexington Avenue
Printed by the R. L. Bryan Company New York, N. Y. 10017 by Tim Bourret FINAL 1979 CLEMSON STATS FINAL 1979 RICE STATS Two teams in the process of RUSHING RUSHING major rebuilding programs on the /Arts, Yds- Avg TD LG AttS- YuS. Avg. 70 LG offensive side of the line of scrim- M Sims 158 743 47 1 36 Cooper 146 536 O. / 5 70 mage will meet in Clemson Memo- L. Brown 156 605 3,9 6 44 Sanders 92 351 3,8 1 26 rial Stadium's initial game of the McSwaln 94 443 4,7 6 38 Wilson 47 200 4.3 19 Lott 166 385 2,3 2 39 Fance 132 3.4 new decade today when the Ti- 39 19 Perry 106 384 3.6 2 23 gers meet the Rice Owls. RICE 438 1058 2.5 8 70 .., 3.7 . Both coaches have expressed CLEMSON 725 2689 17 44 Opponents . 696 3427 4.9 43
Opponents . , 496 1706 2,7 5 45 concern about their respective of- PASSING fenses, but for different reasons. PASSING Atts.Cmp. Int. Yds. TD Pet. Rice probably will start a veteran Atts.Cmp. Int Yds TD Pet. Hertel 294 147 24 1652 7 ,500
Lott 174 7 1184 4 J' quarterback, but he will be a 90 ,517 Hoffman.... 48 15 3 124 1 ,313 Jordan 11 3 3 28 .272 rookie in directing the Owls' new RICE 342 162 27 1 776 8 , 474 jl'^' offensive set, the veer. Danny CLEMSON.. 186 93 10 1212 4 .500 Opponents,, 185 105 5 1387 7 .568 |J0 Opponents.. 263 119 16 1492 6 .452 Ford faces a personnel problem at RECEIVING quarterback and in the offensive RECEIVING PC Yds Avg. TD LG line, because, although he is stick- PC Yds. Avg. TD LG Cooper 47 463 9.9 2 68 ing to the l-Formation, he will start Tuttle 36 544 15,1 4 81 Hubble 32 405 12 7 4 29 many untested sophomores. Gaillard 21 244 11 6 26 Fortune 14 214 15.3 25 Clifford 11 131 11.9 23 Sanders 14 94 6.7 12 Last spring. Rice mentor Ray CLEMSON ... 93 1212 13.0 4 81 RICE 1776 Alborn decided to forego the pass- 162 11.0 8 68 Opponents ,, 119 1492 12,5 6 60 Opponents 105 1387 13,2 7 — ing game and moved to the terrain oriented veer offense. That is a PUNTING PUNTING landmark decision for Rice, a No. Yds. Avg. LP No. Yds. Avg. LP team that averaged 31 passes a D. Sims 79 3468 43.9 72 Gleaves 71 2871 40.4 61 game in 1 979 and an incredible 46 CLEMSON ... 81 3481 43.0 72 RICE 71 2871 40,4 61 passes a game as recently as Opponents , , . 87 3502 40,3 64 Opponents 45 1765 39.2 1976 when Tommy Kramer, now with the Minnesota Vikings, was yards as a reserve behind Earl born's offense might have led the the AII-SWC quarterback at Rice. Cooper, a first-round draft choice nation in turnovers last season (271 Indeed, Rice's switch to the Veer now with the San Francisco 49ers. interceptions and 12 fumbles for' is like the Nevada-Las Vegas Tim Sanders, a 5-8, 205-pound 39 turnovers), so a lot of those! basketball team going to a four- fire hydrant who reminds many of youngsters on this year's defense' corners offense. former Kansas City Chiefs' run- who saw action last year, might'
"In the new Rice style of veer it ningback Robert Holmes, is the have been on the field enough to is our aim to use a very limited leading returning rusher. He had earn two letters for one year. ' number of plays, but to execute 351 yards in 92 carries in 1979, Dennis Barry and Bryan Hill,' with perfection," said Alborn. "We second to Cooper's 536-yard to- who control the right side of the still need a balance of run and tal. Owl defensive line, are both two-' pass, but if we can establish the Keith Kveton (pronounced year lettermen. Wayne Harpold! running game and mix in the play and Dan Foster are a pair of Kwee-tahn) is the best of the action pass it becomes a great Owls' offensive linemen. The sophomore linebackers who weapon. We have guys who can should see much action. three-year letterman is one of the throw and catch, and we will use Clemson quarterbacks will captains of this year's squad and their talents." have their hands full today be- pro scouts feel he is one of the Rice, unlike Clemson, has cause Rice starts four seniors with best in the nation. Darryl Grant, some veterans up the middle of 10 letters of experience between Skip Garrett and Newell Wallace the offensive set. Quarterback them in the secondary. Mike are three more seniors on the of- Randy Hertel is a three-year let- Downs, the free safety who wears fensive line for Alborn's veteran terman who is third in all-time number five, is the finest of the attack. Southwest Conference career at- defenders. The all-conferencei Robert Hubble is the finest of tempts and completions. He candidate led the Owl defensivel the receivers. The Kerrville, TX needs only 48 completions, 1 ,247 backs in tackles last year with 68. native who resembles a building yards and nine TDs to equal all of The man who is going to have to (6-8, caught 32 Kramer's past Rice records. Even 247 pounds), contend with this quartet of defen- passes for over 405 yards and with the sharp reduction of pass- sive backs is Homer Jordan, the four former Rice bas- ing, the brother of former South- TDs. The winner of the Clemson quarter- ketball player sat out 1977 with a ern Cal quarter Rob Hertel should back sweepstakes. In competition broken arm, so he still has another break all those standards. that at times had more contenders Calvin Fance, another three- season after 1980. for the top spot than a National] year letterman, should be the With the exception of the Rice League pennant race, Jordan was. starting tailback. The 6-1 Hous- secondary, the Owl defense is as the most consistent in the key ton, TX native rushed for 132 young as the Tiger offense. Al- areas of the game. ' 6
Jordan was the second-stringer has been Clemson's top target of last year behind experienced late. The junior from Winston- senior Billy Lott. He got into four Salem is already 10th on the games, but completed as many career reception list. Last year he passes to Clemson players as he snagged 36 receptions for 544 did to opponents, three. Heading yards and all four of Clemson's A victory in the Irish into spring practice he was con- touchdowns. Jerry Gaillard,
sweepstakes wins . . , sidered the man to beat. But, a another reliable junior, Frank hip-pointer injury early in the Magwood, a speedy sophomore, spring workouts, took him out of the offense's only senior, Joey action, and fellow sophomore Smith, Jeff Stockstill, a Fred Bilet- Andy Headen stepped into the nikoff type receiver, sophomore starting role. After Headen hit 10 Kendall Alley, and rookie Ike Wil- OTR nUKOUTSUFT of 18 passes in the Spring Game liams, complete the list of talented TIMCOUTSUFT
DOWN TOGO BALL fi for nearly 180 yards, it appeared pass catchers. ON Jordan was headed for the bench, The Tigers, who are a young or even the defensive secondary. team anyway, are infants in the But, when Jordan returned this offensive line. Four juniors, a fall, his hip well-rested, he slowly, sophomore and a freshman are but surely moved up the ladder. slated to start against the Owls 'Homer is not our best running today. The line could get even quarterback, or our best passing younger if junior Tony Berryhill quarterback, but he does both of cannot operate at center. He is the those things together better than only letterman the Tigers have at UDo© ©pamgcs anyone we have," said Danny center, and he is questionable as Ford. "Homer was our most con- of this writing because of knee sistent quarterback and he won problems. Gary Massaro and Bob 31 will take you from football m the job." Mayberry, two other center candi- weekly issues fall in ttie winter and to The issue was solved two dates missed much pre-season ttie Itirougti basketball baseball in the spring. Also, four monttily is- Saturday's ago at a major scrim- work with injuries and sickness. At sues during ttie summer. mage when Jordan rushed for 1 1 the August 30 scrimmage Coach /ards in only 12 carries and threw Ford had only three centers, and Big Issues Just $17.00 for 92 more yards. He led his team all of them were freshmen con- 35 [0 three touchdowns and a pair of verted from other positions. field goals in seven possessions. Randy Kirk, James Farr and Frank NO MATTER WHEN iVIost importantly he moved the total Fredere have a of zero years YOU SUBSCRIBE :eam with confidence, an intangi- between them at center. Dle asset all quarterbacks must Defensively, the Tigers should Ttie only independent sports weekly devoted Dossess. be very sound, one of the best in exclusively to ttie Clemson Tiger fans — don't
Jordan, like Rice's Hertel, is for- the nation in fact. Steve Durham is miss it! unate to have a solid and deep a legitimate All-America candi- • complete summary of Clemson attiletics jroup of receivers. Perry Tuttle date (for more on him see page a • in-deptti features five), while linebacker Jeff Davis is • recruiting info budding star. The secondary is a • action packed ptiotos of impressive with the presence • full game coverage three-year lettermen Eddie • up to date statistics Geathers and Willie Underwood. • a sports quiz for Tigers Jim Stuckey, Rex Varn, Bubba • mucti, mucti more! Brown and David Reed are the players missing from last year's feel Tigers defense, but most the Mail to: The Orange and White can come close to their number PO Box 828 three national ranking in scoring Clemson, SC 29631 defense in 1979.
In all, it is a game that will be difficult to predict. A veteran quar- terback with a new offense, a rookie quarterback with an old of- Name _ fense. The coaching minds cer- Address tainly will get a workout today.
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And most that, but Durham really hasn't quarterback Rusty Lisch was play- importantly, it was Durham who been playing the defensive tackle ing golf witfi tfie author of this arti- made one of the key plays of the slot as a regular very long. cle on a course in South Bend, IN. game when he sacked Lisch in the At Byrnes High Durham was a As might be predicted, a review of final stages of the fourth quarter to tackle on defense and a tight end the previous November 17 Notre kill what was turning into one of on offense. When he arrived at Dame-Clemson game dominated Notre Dame's patented come- Clemson he started out on de- the talk in between shots. backs. fense, but was moved to offense "The Clemson defense was With the Notre Dame game so early in the season. 'We had a probably the quickest we faced all late in the season, many of the rash of injuries at tight end my first year," said Lisch, who is now with Ail-American votes were already year, so they put me on offense to the St. Louis Cardinals. "I had in. But, everyone who saw that give the position some depth. I heard a lot about Stuckey (Jim), game remembered Steve this didn't mind because that was the that Ail-American tackle, but you summer, because he has been position the coaches wanted me know who gave me the most trou- selected to at least the honorable to play, and the offense is kind of mention list on four pre-season the glory side of the field. But, I like ble was the other tackle. I don't " Ail-American teams. One publica- to hit instead of be hit. remember his name, but I know he following spring re- was chasing me all day." tion chose him as high as second- The Durham Ail-American, and Southern turned to the less glamorous side That's the way it was for Steve team Durham most of last year. Like Living magazine selected him to of the line of scrimmage. In 1978 Avis rent-a-car, the Greer, SC na- their All-South team. he served as a backup to Toney tive was number-two so he had to Many people might have been Williams, but he certainly gave the try harder. Jim Stuckey grabbed jealous of Stuckey's press clip- coaches reason for optimism most of the national limelight, and pings. But not a team player like about the position when Williams graduated. Durham played in all justifiably so. Stuckey was one of Durham. 'I thought I was having a 1 1 that Clemson's greatest defenders good season in 1979, but so was games season and made ever. Jim," said Durham, who played at 24 tackles, including seven tack- But Stuckey's reputation, flam- nearby Byrnes High School. "He les for minus yardage. Last season he stepped into the boyant style and overall charisma was a senior and it was his year to starting role and quadrupled his overshadowed the play of Dur- get the pub. Now I'm a senior so it ham. The Tiger Coaches will be will be my year." tackle total. Sixteen of his 96 tack- the first to tell you that Steve The amiable Durham is also les were for minus yardage, sec- Durham was among the best in quick to state that he benefitted ond on the team to Stuckey's 20 the country last year. "We look at from Stuckey's presence last sea- tackles for loss. The ACC sports- the film after every game and son. "I never could even think of writers certainly recognized Durham's talents as they named grade each player, " said Danny having any jealousy toward Jim All-Atlantic Ford, "and Steve out-graded Jim because he helped me in two him to the Coast Con- ference team, quite an accom- in six of the 1 2 games last season, ways. First, because he was so including the Notre Dame game." highly regarded teams were dou- plishment for someone who had never started a game until 1979. That Notre Dame game did a lot ble teamming him. I got one-on- indi- for Durham's chances for all-star one blocks all season and a lot of Steve Durham is a unique vidual in that he has reached star status in 1980 because many of times I could beat my opponent. the national press took notice of Second, Jim was a very smart status after only one season on his aggressive play. The 6-5, player. He taught me a lot about the front line. "Durham really 258-pound tackle had eight tack- technique and stunting." came through for us last year," said Coach Ford. "He was one of the previously unproven players who helped make our defense third in the nation in scoring de- fense. Now he has to take on the leadership role. Every ship needs and anchor and Steve will have to hold our youngsters together." Durham has gone a long way since he was made a starter last season. There is no telling how far this all-around athlete can go. Chances are. Rusty Lisch might meet up with Steve Durham again, this time on a professional football field. And by then Lisch will know his name. When Performance Counts FIBERS IWVRVESS OLEFIN DUON • PETROMAT • SUPAC NON WOVEN FABRICS PHILLIPS FIBERS CORPORATION A SUBSIDIARY OF PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA MAN LIFE MAM MADE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Reg. T.M, Phillips Petroleum Company FIBERS BETTER Coach Schalles. These coaches want to prove that they can get the job done and be successful. But winning and being successful have been a big part of Coach Schalles for a long time, so it's not surprising Clemson has done so well so fast." Not only Noel Loban but the en- > tire wrestling program has re- ceived a big boost since Schalles arrived in 1977. In those three short years, the program has grown from virtual obscurity to one that is on the verge of being a force to be reckoned with by the Noel Loban (R) became Clemson's first NCAA champion last March and was named traditional wrestling powers in Clemson's Outstanding Athlete by IPTAY for the 1979-80 academic year. America. by David McGrew hard for had come true," said Lo- "Coach Schalles is trying to get ban. "I wanted to scream and a team that is the best, which is the o Ever since the NCAA was shout for joy, but I was too physi- type of program he knows we can founded in 1906, Clemson ath- cally and emotionally exhausted. have here. Working out with him in letes have been striving to capture Instead, I knew that in my last year practice has meant a lot in getting an NCAA national title. To win at Clemson, I was going out on me to the national championships. such a title requires infinite talent, top, the way I had wished it would He likes tochallenge me, theother perseverance, discipline, and de- happen. I'd accomplished my wrestlers, and most of all himself sire. For 74 years, although some goals, and all my dreams had to do the best job possible. Coach % teams and individuals have come come true. All the hard work had Schalles has taught me a lot about close, Clemson was without an paid off." wrestling as well as being suc- NCAA crown. Then, in 1980, Noel The fact that Clemson had cessful in life. But, the thing about Loban, a senior wrestler from never won a national champion- Coach is that he does the little Amityville, Long Island, NY, cap- ship was an additional motivating things for people that go un- tured the 190-lb. division at Cor- factor for Loban, who won a na- noticed." valis, Oregon in what was the tional Junior College Champion- At the NCAA championships, most significant individual athletic ship as a freshman at Farming- Loban found himself across the achievement in Clemson sports dale Junior College in Long Is- continent of the United States with history. For his victory, he was land, NY. only Coach Schalles and team- I named Clemson's Athlete-of- "Before the tournament, Coach mate Bob Isola, who had qualified the-Year by IPTAY, and he will re- Schalles," Clemson's head wres- for the NCAA's as a heavyweight. c ceive the award at today's game. tling coach for the past three years "Being out there without the rest The path that Loban traveled to and the architect of the revitaliza- of my teammates was nerve win the national championship tion of the Clemson program, "told wracking. But Coach Schalles re- was one of the most difficult any- me that Clemson had never had ally got into my matches. He was one could have imagined. Despite an NCAA champion. When he told almost as worn out as I was. I had winning the ACC championship me that, it gave me a real boost. It to tell him several times to take it and having been ranked as high motivated me even more. Going easy during my matches. I kept o as fourth in his weight class during into the championships with the having to show him I was in con- the season, he was seeded 8th at chance of being the first NCAA trol. I wrestled the type matches \ the tournament. Consequently, he champion from Clemson gave me had wanted to and did the best f had to defeat the number-one, more intensity, and I was able to could, which is all that a coach number-two, and the number-four channel it into a positive factor in could ask." seeded wrestlers. my matches." Loban's best proved to be much 0) All three matches were close, Loban feels that his accom- more than anyone could have as Loban captured the matches in plishments are just the beginning asked. Because in those few days o a decision. In the finals against for the Clemson wrestling pro- in Corvalis, Oregon, he made Mike Brown of Lehigh, the match gram. "My championship might be Clemson sports history. As part of was tied 4-4 at the end of regula- the beginning, the first barrier that the young and growing Clemson tion and went into overtime. Fol- any team has to face on the way wrestling program, Noel Loban lowing three one-minute periods toward national recognition. The has left his mark on Clemson ath- in overtime, Noel Loban had won, wrestling program at Clemson is letics. No matter how many 5-2. destined for a lot of success and championships might be won at "Coming off that mat with my national attention. Clemson is try- Clemson in the future, he will al- arms raised knowing I had won ing to make its overall sports pro- ways be remembered as one of the national championship meant gram the tops in the country by the pioneers of athletic success as that everything I had worked so bringing in first-rate coaches like Clemson's first NCAA champion. apparatus co MAULDIN ROAD AT 1-85 GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRICAL APPARATUS MAINTENANCE and MODIFICATION CABLE TESTING OIL and RELAY TESTING CIRCUIT BREAKER LOAD TESTING MOTORS • CONTROLLERS ^ supplycOy inc DISTRIBUTOR OF ELECTRICAL AND INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS COMPLETE SHOWROOM • SERVICE • WAREHOUSE FACILITIES THESE LOCATIONS FLORENCE RAILROAD AVENUE GREENVILLE MAULDIN ROAD GREENWOOD RILEY AVENUE SUMTER BOULEVARD ROAD SUBSIDIARIES OF IvESTER Industries, Inc Danny Ford is beginning only was an All-Southeastern Confer- successor — Danny Ford. Ford his second full season at Clemson ence choice, All-SEC academic not only had the backing of Pell, University as Head Football selection and team captain of the but also from members of the Coach, but he has achieved more Crimson Tide his senior year. Clemson football team. He was than most coaches realize in a After receiving his B.S. degree then an assistant head coach and lifetime. The 32-year-old mentor in industrial arts. Ford remained at offensive line coach of the Tigers. has already guided clubs in two Alabama as a graduate assistant After two meetings between bowl games, won over 70 percent for the 1970 and 1971 seasons. Ford and the committee on the of his games, and claimed vic- After earning a master's degree in morning of December 5, 1978, it tories over renowned national special education in 1971, Ford was the unanimous opinion of the powers Georgia, Ohio State and was made a full-time assistant for committee that Ford should be Notre Dame. the 1972 and 1973 seasons. The named Clemson's 21st head That is quite a list for someone Tide went to four more post- coach. who is still the NCAA's youngest season games while Ford was on At a press conference on De- coach (division I). But an examina- Bryant's staff. cember 10, 1978, Pell relin- tion of his accomplishments with Clemson's new mentor then ac- quished the head coaching duties some of the nation's outstanding cepted a position of assistant of the Gator Bowl to Ford. Nearly programs tells college football coach on Jimmy Sharpe's staff at 40 years after hiring 31 -year-old fans that Clemson is led by one of Virginia Tech. He remained in Frank Howard, Clemson had America's brightest coaches. Blacksburg for three seasons hired another gifted 31 -year-old to Bear Bryant and Frank Howard (1974-75-76), before he was lead the Tiger forces on the grid- are two of the legends that have beckoned to Clemson by Charley iron. helped mold the techniques and Pell, who had just been named the Ford conquered all kinds of ad- theories of Clemson's present Tigers' head coach. Pell and Ford versity in leading the Tigers to a coach. Ford played four years of had served together on the VPI nationally televised 17-15 triumph football at Alabama and coached staff for two seasons. over perennial national power four more seasons under Bryant. When Pell resigned as head Ohio State in the Gator Bowl in his The 1970 graduate of Alabama football coach at Clemson for a very first game as head coach. played for three consecutive bowl similar position at Florida, the Few coaches in NCAA history teams in Tuscaloosa; the 1968 Student Affairs Committee of the have made such a celebrated and Cotton Bowl, the 1 968 Gator Bowl Clemson Board of Trustees only successful beginning. and the 1969 Liberty Bowl. He considered one name as Pell's Last year, he took the Tigers to eight triumphs, a second-place finish in the ACC and non-confer- ence wins over Georgia and Notre Dame. Clemson has scored 801 points and set countless records in the last three years and Ford is given much of the credit. Danny Ford is faced with an- other young, inexperienced team as the new decade begins, but based on his track record, the Gadsden, Alabama native should lead the Tigers to more previously unattainable heights. 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Thomas Green Clemson, son-in-law of South Carolina statesman John C. Calhoun, felt that the only way the state could be revived economically, politically and socially, was to provide for the education of its youth. Following the death of his wife Anna Maria and all their children, Clemson set aside the bulk of his plantation estate to establish a scientific institution. The South Carolina General Assembly accepted his bequest, and in 1893, Clemson College opened its doors to 446 students. Last year Clemson University was home to 1 1 ,748 students in nine academic colleges. They chose from 76 undergraduate curricula and 54 graduate degree programs. The stately Fort Hill mansion which dominated the Calhoun plantation a hundred years ago is now surrounded by 70 main campus buildings, three-fourths of them built since 1950. The 600-acre campus represents an investment of approximately $1 68 million. The campus property is surrounded by more than 20,000 acres of University farms and woodlands devoted to agricultural and forestry research. Another 10,000 acres throughout the state are devoted to Agricultural Experiment Station research and 4-H Club work. Clemson students continue to demonstrate the kind of academic excellence Thomas Clemson would have expected. Incoming freshmen now boast average SAT scores hovering around 1 ,000, and more than two-thirds of them graduated in the top 20 percent of their high school classes. The University also leads the way for continuing education in the state, with more than 20,000 South Carolinians sharpening their pencils for a Clemson workshop or seminar every year. What began as one man's dream for the future. South Carolina has seen grow into a reality: an institution on the frontierCLEMSONof education, keeping a link with the traditions which have made it great. 11 TRYOURWINNING LINE-UP Haideci'. Best Eatin' All Around Clemson's Athletic Administration: (L-R) Allison Dalton, Joe Turner, Earle Ambrose, Bobby Robinson and Bill McLellan. Clemson athletics has made a powerhouse on the varsity level, tant football coach, Assistant meteoric rise to national promi- McLellan has also developed a Business Manager, Assistant Ath- nence over the last four years and solid intramural program for the letic Director, and Associate Ath- Athletic Director Bill McLellan and student body which attracts thou- letic Director, before his appoint- his tireless staff of coaches and sands of participants every year. ment to his current position. administrators are the major rea- That's why Bill McLellan is recog- But McLellan will be the first sons. Last year, the Tiger sports nized as a total athletic director. man to say that many knowledge- program recorded all kinds of Only the third man to own the able people are needed to run an firsts and records, highlighted by a title in the last 49 years, McLellan efficient and successful athletic number-three national ranking in assumed his present position department. Assistant Athletic Di- the Knoxville Journal's All-Sports February 4, 1971 and since that rector Bobby Robinson is the Poll. date has directed Clemson to its catalyst of McLellan's group of re- athletic sponsible aides. McLellan is the man most re- greatest decade of promi- sponsible. He has put in countless nence. The last five years Clem- Assistant to the Athletic Director hours to improve every phase of son has ranked in the top 25 in the Earle Ambrose; Joe Turner, Ex- the athletic program in Tigertown. nation in the all-sports poll and ecutive Directorof Clemson's very Under his direction Clemson has has had more All-Americans than successful IPTAY Club; and built one of the finest all-around in any other five-year period in Sports Promotion Director Alison athletic facilities in the nation. Dur- Clemson history. Dalton are major reasons Clem- ing his tenure the Tigers have An examination of McLellan's son's athletic administration is christened the Frank Johnstone experience in athletics explains among the best in the country. Jervey Athletic Center, possibly why Clemson has been so suc- the most modern and complete cessful under his direction. A na- complex under one roof, in- tive of Hamer, SC, the 48-year-old Compliments of creased the permanent seating McLellan was a two-time football capacity of Clemson Memorial letterman for the Tigers and a Stadium from 43,451 to 53,306, member of Clemson's 1 952 Gator opened a beautiful swimming Bowl team. He received his B.S. facility, which will be the site of the degree from Clemson in 1 954 and us 29 SOUTH -GAFFNEY SC 29340 ACC meet this year, constructed a his M.S. two years later. 803-489.95H nine-lane all-weather track, and After joining the athletic staff in built a new soccer facility. 1958 he spent more than a de- While he has erected an athletic cade with the Tigers as an assis- You don t have to major in Economics to be a Financial Wizard! You don't even need a college degree. In fact, all sorts of unlikely 4ft. people are becoming Financial Wizards at C&S A Financial Wizard can make these days. hay while the A Financial sun shines. 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Barnette, Vice President for Business and Finance Dr. J. F. Geldard Walter T. Cox, Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Dr. Carolyn Briscoe Students Dr. Hugh W. Webb Joseph B. McDevitt, Executive Officer; Secretary to tiie Board of Dr. B. J. Todd Trustees Dr. R. C. Harshman W. Harry Durham, Executive Director of University Relations Dr. Carl S. Thompson, President of the Faculty Senate Edward F Byars, Executive Assistant to tlie President Dr. Horace W. Fleming, Jr., Immediate Past President of the Benjamin W. Anderson, Legal Counsel Faculty Senate Dr. William F. Steirer, 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 Billy G. Rogers, President of Alumni Association Research Davis T. Moorehead, Immediate Past President of the Alumni Luther P Anderson, Dean. College of Agricultural Sciences Association Harlan E. McClure, Dean. College of Architecture Charlie W. Bussey, President of IPTAY Harold F. Landrith, Dean, College of Education F. Reeves Gressette, Immediate Past President of IPTAY Everett L. Thomas, Jr., Acting Dean, College of Engineering Robert C. Shaw, Chairman of the Graduate School Association Benton H. Box, Dean. College of Forest and Recreation Oscar F. Lovelace, Jr., President of the Student Body Resources H. Wesley Kirkland, Jr., President of the Student Senate Thomas D. Efland, Acting Dean. College of Industrial Elizabeth Ann Cooper, President of the Block "C" Club fvlanagement and Textile Science John H. Butler, Acting Dean, College of Liberal Arts Gloria A. Tanner, Acting Dean, College of Nursing Henry E. 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Greenville Anderson Columbia Florence Wilmington North Myrtle Beach ^ Tiger Ail-Americans Joe Bostic Bennie Cunningham Dave Thompson Harry Olszewski 1977, 1978, Guard 1974, 1975, Tight End 1970, Guard 1967, Guard [ARA] SERVICES AIRIA'SLATER SCHOOL & COLLEGE SERVICES Headquarters at 57 Executive Park South, NE Atlanta, Georgia Wayne Mass Your Campus Dining Service Lou Cordileone 1966, Tackle 1959, Tackle Joel Wells Steve Fuller Jim Stuckey Jerry Butler Tom Barton 1955, Back 1978, Quarterback 1979, Tackle 1978, End 1952, Guard Jackie Calvert Bobby Gage Ralph Jenkins Joe Blalock Banks McFadden 1950, Safety 1948, Safety 1945, Center 1940, 1941, End 1939, Back 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 o 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. (0 HIGH SCHOOL TICKETS: Special high school tickets are sold at Gate 11 only. E 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 o 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 out well admit- a pass check, as as an LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or SOUVENIR PRICES stub to readmitted to tance be the stadium. found, please report same to the Gate 1 Buttons $2 00 information booth. Pennants 2 00 EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are lo- Plush Tigers 5 00 cated under Section J on the South side of CONCESSION STANDS: Concession Hats 5.00 & 7 00 Shakers 1.00 the stadium, under Section T on the North stands are located beneath all stands and Sun Visors 50 side, and under Section E of the top deck. can be reached by exit from any portal. A Balloons 1 00 & 3 00 Trained nurses are on hand during the concession price list is published this on Party Pops 25 game. Should a doctor be needed, ask any page. Inflates 3 00 & 5 00 usher, who knows the seat locations of Tote Bags 5 00 doctors. Ambulances are located at Gates Ram Coats 5 00 EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls 1, 5, 8, and 13. Ram Suits 10 00 are received over the press box telephone. Tiger Paw Hand 2 DO & 5 00 press is The box number 654-3326 IVIugs 2 00 TELEPHONES: Telephones are located Cushions 5 00 at the stadium ticket offices at Gates 1 , 5, Tiger Paw Flags (Small) 2 00 9, 13, and the top deck. Tiger Paw Flags (Large) 10 00 NOTE: The following items are prohib- Posters 2 00 & 5 00 PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public ited in Memorial Stadium— umbrellas, folding chairs, address system is intended primarily for chaise lounges, food CONCESSION PRICES and beverage containers of any type, spectators' information concerning the Cigarettes $ 75 alcoholic beverages, thermos jugs, and Candy (A game. Please do not request the use of the 35 ice public address system to make social con- chests. Gum 35 tacts. Crackers 35 Dry Roasted Peanuts 35 NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is Drinks 50 RESTROOMS: Ladies' and mens' rest- prohibited at an athletic contest in Cup ol Ice 15 rooms are located beneath the stands and Clemson Memorial Stadium and Hot Dogs 50 can be reached by exit from any portal. Littlejohn Coliseum. Aspirin 75 SUPPORT AND POPULARIZE YOUR TIGERS This is your FIGHTING EMBLEM, Tiger fans. 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ChanneLock Remote Control You get many other advanced features too, like automatic color control and fleshtone correction, At the touch of a button you can turn the set on automatic light sensor— and the amazing RCA Detail and off, adjust the volume up or down, and Processor that makes the picture so sharp it s almost select any VHF or UHF channel— all from 3-dimensional. across the room. Plus you get automatic color control and fleshtone correction, and automatic contrast/color tracking. SUPPLY COMPANY 8 E. Main street Williamston, S.C. 847-9222 The 1980-81 Clemson University Cheerleading Squad was named "Most Outstanding Collegiate Squad" at the Universal Cheerleading Camp this past summer. The competition which was held in Memphis, TN fea- tured over 70 colleges and universities nationwide. Alma Mater Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness Where the Tigers play; Here the sons of dear old Clemson, Reign supreme alway. CHORUS Dear old Clemson, we will triumph And with all our might That the Tiger's roar may echo O'er the mountain height. Words by A. C. Corcoran, '19 Music by Dr. Hugh McGarity iM '81 Ricky Capps 82 Mark Barhyte '81 Vicky Woy '81 Bill Newell '81 Richard Andrews The Tiger Ail-American All-American Head Cheerleader Hendersonville, NC Hendersonville, NC Greenville, SC Shelby, NC Bristol, TN Bill Beaver '82 Bill deBorde '82 Bill Grainger '83 Kathy Hassig '81 Jennifer Hemphill 82 Rock Hill, SC Columbia, SC Myrtle Beach, SC New York, NY Greer, SC Chris Knight '83 Roy Majors '81 Sherrie Nix '82 Lynn Peck '82 Julie Stephens '81 Miami, FL Mountain City, GA Easley, SC Kinnelon, NJ Walhalla, SC Anderson County IPTAY Club Clemson's Most Supportive Local Club Salutes the Tigers Club President George Ducworth presents a check to Athletic Director Bill McLellan. Funds provided by the Annual IPTAY Golf Tournament sponsored by the Anderson IPTAY Club are presented to support Clemson athletics. Left to right: S. T. King — IPTAY Chairman, Anderson County, Bill McLellan — Athletic Director, Clemson University, George Ducworth — President, Anderson Clemson Club, Bill Foust — Director, IPTAY Golf Tournament, Carol Cook— IPTAY Representative, Anderson County, Bob H\\\ — IPTAY Representative, Anderson County. stalks again Nutex, Inc. 210 Catalina Drive, Greenville, S.C. 29609 (803) 244-5555 ORDER OF THE SIIYB? TIGER The tiger, a long-time symbol ot strength and aggressiveness for Clemson University, now assumes another prestigious role. 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Tim Childers PERRY TUTTLE 28 So. Joe Glenn Mark Hawryluk Andy Headen Richard Hendley Alex Hudson 53 So. 76 So. 9 So. 16 So. 78 So. Terry Kinard Randy Learn Frank Magwood Bob Mayberry Jeff McCall 43 So. 25 So. 2 So. 74 So. 32 So. 40 ifj dtk i'-iM ^Chuck Meeks Bob Paulling Dennis Reeder Mark Richardson James Robinson Jeff Stockstill 96 So. 6 So. 79 So. 92 So. 75 So. 15 So. Danny Triplett 82 So. Mike Wade #29 MOLLIS HALL Jim Wurst 91 So. 80 So. Rick Bailey Ken Brown Roy Brown Jeff Cruce Billy Davis Tyrone Davis 77 Fr. 87 Fr. 54 Fr. 55 Fr. 24 Fr. 37 Fr. Junior Devane Richard Donaldson Joe Ellis Mike Eppley James Farr Frank Fredere 94 Fr. 21 Fr. 64 Fr. 14 Fr. 90 Fr. 50 Fr 41 Ricky Gray Tad Hauser Jimbo Mollis Duke Holloman Reid Ingle Randy Kirk 81 Fr. 47 Fr. 97 Fr. 46 Fr. 78 Fr. 76 Fr. Mike Klepachi 85 Fr. Kevin Mack 27 Fr. I\l ili Rod McSwain Anthony Parete Edgar Pickett Bobby Pope Chuckle Richardson Jim Scott 28 Fr. 16 Fr. 34 Fr. 79 Fr. 56 Fr. 67 Fr. Jeff Suttle Gary Walker Willie Ward Jeff Wells Ike Williams Eddie Basso 23 Fr. 73 Fr. 30 Fr. 88 Fr. 19 Fr. 87 So. 42 ...... , ., ...... *- ^ 1980 Tiger Opponent Schedule Rice Georgia Western Carolina Virginia Tech Sept. 13- Clemson (A) . Sept. 6 — Tennessee (A) . . . Sept. 6 — VMI(H) Sept. 6 — Wake Forest (A) . .. - • (A) ... Sept. 20 Tulane Sept. 13 — Texas A&M (H) Sept. 13 — Tennessee Tech (A) . Sept. 13 — East Tenn. State (H) Sept. 27- LSU (H) Sept. 20 — Clem son (H) Sept. 20 — Furman (H) Sept. 20 — William & Mary (H) . Oct. 4 - Texas (H) Sept. 27 - TCU (H) Sept. 27 — Clemson (A) Sept. 27 — James Madison (H) Oct. 11 - TCU (A) Oct. 11 — Ole Miss (H) Oct. 4 — Middle Tenn. State (A) Oct. 4 — Clemson (A) Oct. 18- (H) Texas Tech Oct. 18 — Vanderbllt (H) .... Oct. 11 — The Citadel (H) Oct. 11 — Rhode Island (H) . Oct. 25 - Texas A&M (A) Oct. 25 — Kentucky (A) Oct. 18 — East Carolina (A) Oct. 18 — Virginia (H) - Nov. 1 . Arkansas (A) . Nov. 1 — Soutti Carolina (H) Oct. 25 — Marshall (H) Oct. 25 — Richmond (A) - Nov. 8 •SMU (H) Nov. 8 — Florida (A) Nov. 1 — Appalachian St. (A) . . Nov. 1 — West Virginia (H) . 15- . . . Nov. Baylor (H) Nov. 15 — Auburn (A) Nov. 8 — U-T Chattanooga (A) . Nov. 8 — Florida State (A) . . • Nov. 29- Houston (A) . Nov. 29 — Georgia Tech (H) . Nov. 1 5 — East Tenn. State (A) . Nov. 15 — VMI(A) N. C. State Virginia Sept. 6 — William & Mary (H) An Sept. 13 — Navy (H) Sept. 20 — Virginia (A) Sept. 20 — N. C. State (H) .... Sept. 27 — Wake Forest (H) . . Unbeatable Sept. 27 — Duke (A) Oct. 4 — South Carolina (A) . Oct. 4 — West Virginia (A) . Oct. 11 — Appalachian St. (H) Team: Oct. 11 —Clemson (H) Oct. 18 — North Carolina (A) . Oct. 18 — Va. Tech (A) Oct. 25 — Clemson (H) Oct. 25 — Wake Forest (A) . Nov. 1 — Tennessee (A) . . . Nov. 1 — Maryland (A) Clemson University Nov. 8 — Penn State (A) Nov. 8 — Rutgers (H) Nov. 15 — Duke (H) Nov. 1 5 — North Carolina (A) . and the Nov. Maryland (H) Nov. 22 — East Carolina (H) 22 — Town of Clemson Wake Forest Duke We're Proud To Be - Sept. 6 — Va. Tech(H) Part of Both Sept. 6 East Carolina (H) . Sept. 20 — The Citadel (H) Sept. 20- . Auburn (A) Sept. 27 — N. C. State (A) Sept. 27- . Virginia (H) Oct. 4 — William & Mary (A) Oct. 4 Indiana (A) 1 1 - South Carolina (A) Oct. 1 1 — North Carolina (H) . Oct. Oct. 18 — Maryland (A) FORT HILL Oct. 18- • Clemson (A) - Oct. 25 — Virginia (H) Oct. 25 . Maryland (H) FEDERAL SAVINGS '^s's,',r Nov. 1 — Clemson (H) Nov. 1 . Georgia Tech (H) . Nov. 8 — Duke (A) Nov. 8 Wake Forest (H) . N. State (A) . . . Nov. 15 — South Carolina (A) . Serving Pickens and Oconee Counties Nov. 15 C. Nov. 22 — Appalachian St. (H) with offices in Clemson and Seneca Nov. 22 North Carolina (A) North Carolina Maryland South Carolina Clemson Sept. 6 — Furman (H) Sept. 6 — Villanova (H) Sept. 6 - Pacific (H) Sept. 13 — Rice (H) • Sept. 13 — Texas Tech (A) Sept. 13 — Vanderbllt (H) .... Sept. 13 • Wichita State (H) Sept. 20 — Georgia (A) « - Sept. 27 — Maryland (H) Sept. 20 — West Virginia (A) . Sept. 20 Southern Cal (A) Sept. 27 — Western Carolina (H) » Oct. 4 — Georgia Tech (H) . Sept. 27 — North Carolina (A) Sept. 27 - Michigan (A) ... Oct. 4 — Va. Tech(H) « 1 . . . - . Oct. 1 — Wake Forest (A) Oct. 4 — Pittsburgh (A) . . . Oct. 4 N. C. State (H) Oct. 11 —Virginia (A) Oct. N. State . - > 18 — C. (H) Oct. 11 — Penn State (H) . .. Oct. Duke (H) Oct. 18 — Duke (H) - .. Oct. 25 — East Carolina (H) .. Oct. 1 8 — Wake Forest (H) . Oct. Cincinnati (H) Oct. 25 — N. C. State (A) < Nov. 1 —Oklahoma (A) Oct. 25 — Duke (A) Nov. - Georgia (A) Nov. 1 — Wake Forest (A) i - Nov. 8 — Clemson (A) Nov. 1 — N. C. Slate (H) . . . Nov. The Citadel (H) . Nov. 8 — North Carolina (H) Nov. 15 — Virginia (A) Nov. 15 — Clemson (H) Nov. - Wake Forest (H) Nov. 15 — Maryland (A) - Nov. 22 — Duke (H) Nov. 22 — Virginia (A) Nov. Clemson (A) . . . 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GRANT CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD PRE SIDENT 2463 AIRPORT ROAD NEW HWY. 52, SOUTH NORTH CHARLESTON, S. C. MONCKS CORNER, S. C. Phone: 74 7 - 04 24 Phone: 76 1 - 317 5 CROSS PLANT SIX-MILE ROAD ANGELS LANDING ROAD (Off U. S. 17 North) PINEVILLE, S. C. MT PLEASANT, 8 C Phone: 35 1 - 4 57 3 Phone: 884 - 47 15 by David McGrew Clemson University enjoys some of the finest facilities and one of the most successful overall athletic programs in the country. However, long before there was a Memorial Stadium, a Jervey Ath- letic Center, and the IPTAY club, the Clemson Athletic Department and its football program was run from one crowded room in Mel! Hall. In 1931, the department was put under the guidance of four young and ambitious coaches who ran every aspect of the Clem- son sports programs. These chores included coaching, selling tickets, repairing equipment, and lining the athletic fields prior to games. Even though they were saddled with these tasks and many more, the four coaches managed to produce a winner on the football field, take Clemson to its first bowl game, and help Ru- pert Fike begin the IPTAY organi- zation. The man who brought them to- gether to record these landmark achievements was the head coach at Clemson from 1931 to 1940, the legendary Jess Neely. Neely, Joe Davis, Frank Howard Jess Neely and Bob Jones will be honored today for their outstanding con- Bowl, one Sugar Bowl, and one The other two assistants are tribution to Clemson University. Bluebonnet Bowl. names that are easily recognized Neely came to Clemson after by Clemson fans. They too went The graduate of Vanderbilt, serving as head coach at South- on to form their own coaching where he also received a law de- western University of Memphis, partnership, one that lasted until gree, was inducted into the Na- TN between 1924 and 1927 and 1969. The first was General Bob tional Football Foundation Hall of as an assistant coach under Wal- Jones, who was line coach at Fame in 1971. The native of lace Wade at Alabama from 1927 Clemson from 1931 until 1969 Smyrna, TN is presently the golf I to 1930. The Clemson program at with the exception of the years he coach at Vanderbilt. I that time had been successful on spent in the Army during World a small scale when Neely arrived The three assistants Neely as- War II. The other coach was a in Tigertown. But, he wanted to sembled at Clemson are also young bushy-haired man fresh off j build a program that would bring coaches that are well known in the ' an outstanding collegiate career national attention to Clemson. By world of college football. Joe at Alabama. He was, of course, the time he left Clemson, Neely Davis, like Neely, a native of the irrepressable Frank Howard. certainly had attained that goal. Smyrna, TN, played for Neely at Howard was named to the head Neely went on to take the head Southwestern and upon his grad- coaching spot when Neely left for coaching job at Rice University, uation, began a coaching partner- Rice and rolled up five ACC titles Ij today's opponent, in 1940 after ship with Neely that lasted for 36 and 165 wins before he retired in Clemson's Cotton Bowl victory. years. They had to be one of the 1969. He remained there until he retired most successful coaching tan- But, it is not the fact that such a from football coaching in 1966. dems in the history of college wealth of coaching talent was as- Neely finished his career that football. Davis left private busi- sembled by Jess Neely that sets spanned four decades with 207 ness to join Neely at Clemson in these men apart. Rather, it is what victories, which ranks him fifth for 1931. He was Neely's top aide these four men did to keep the all-time coaching triumphs. He and served as the line coach. He Clemson athletic program going in took his teams to seven bowl earned the nickname, "Bloody the middle of the depression years games making appearances at Joe," due to his intense style of as well as bring national attention four Cotton Bowls, one Orange coaching. to Clemson. To begin with, the budget al- Clemson was a military school lowed for the total athletic depart- which didn't help in recruiting. ment was not only anemic by to- Furthermore, Clemson did not day's standards, but it also was offer athletic scholarships. not nearly as high as some of the "This really made it tough for us. football budgets of the teams A kid really had to want to come to Coach Neely had scheduled to Clemson," recalls Howard. "Al- play. Needless to say, money was though giving athletic scholar- tight. ships was frowned upon by the "Coach Neely even resorted to college communities back then, it jsing carbon paper for a type- wasn't uncommon for many ath- A/riter ribbon when the old ribbon letes to turn up on academic 'an out," said Coach Howard. scholarship at some other " Recruiting was one of the big- school. gest obstacles facing the young Therefore, in 1934, in order to riger coaching staff. Besides hav- compete with rival institutions, ng to deal with dwindling funds, Neely asked Rupert Pike, a Clem- ust getting to a recruit often meant son graduate and cancer special- 3 grueling journey. ist in Atlanta, to organize a fund "The only car we had to travel raising organization that became n," remembers Howard, "was an known as IPTAY. M Ford that had only one brake In those early years, Neely, hat worked, and it was on the right Fike, and the other assistants nur- ear tire. The roads were mostly tured the young organization, and, dirt back then, and it took almost a with not much more than sheer •ull day to get down to Charles- determination, kept it alive. It is :on." not a coincidence that after the Once they got to see the re- founding of IPTAY, Tiger football cruits, getting them to come to fortunes began an upswing. DIemson was another matter. Under Neely, Clemson made its first bowl appearance ever when the Tigers paid a visit to the 1940 Cotton Bowl and recorded a 6-3 victory over Boston College. Bos- Standing left to right: Jess Neely, Frank Howard, Joe Davis. Kneeling: ton College was coached by Bob Jones. Frank Leahy who later went on to become another coaching legend Today, there are 90 different at Notre Dame. people in the Clemson Athletic Besides football, the four Clem- j Department who handle the vari- son coaches were responsible for ous tasks that these four "Iron guiding the other varsity sports on Men" did for nine years in the campus. Neely coached the depths of the depression. They baseball team, while Bob Jones accomplished quite a lot In those was placed in charge of the boxing few years, but most importantly, and golf squads. Joe Davis was they put Clemson football on the the head basketball coach in the map. These four men blazed the winter, and Frank Howard found trail for greatness. They were the himself coaching track even pioneers of Clemson athletics. though he admits, "I had never set foot on a track before I came to Clemson. " In addition to these activities, the coaches served as part-time groundskeepers. "We would set up stands after practice on Friday and Saturday morning before the games, cut grass, line some of the athletic fields, and repair all the old equipment so it could be used again to cut costs, " said Howard. 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As a rookie 58-year-old Texan was known as in 1 976 he led the Tigers to a 28-9 Clemson's "brain coach ", a task The academic year of 1979-80 victory over South Carolina in one that involved guidance of every will long be remembered as one of of Clemson's finest upsets of the sport at Clemson and over 400 the most successful in Clemson decade. The Roxboro, NC native athletes. history. The Tiger sports program ran for a career high 98 yards in 1 During his 13 years as "brain was ranked third in the nation and carries vs. the Gamecocks in the coach " Robbins was responsible eight Clemson athletic teams fin- season finale. The spot starter for the excellent graduation and ished in the top 15 in the country. ended his career as Clemson's eligibility figures of Clemson But 1979-80 also will be remem- 17th leading rusher with 1,191 athletes. A former army officer bered as a year of tragedy. While yards, a 4. 1 average per carry and with over 25 years of service, Tiger teams set countless rec- seven Perry was killed in a Robbins was one of the athletes' ords, five administrators and TDs. motorcycle accident in April on most respected administrators. former players passed away. a highway near Sumter. Herman McGee was not an Each person made his mark in Although he was not working at athlete at Clemson but he cer- the Clemson athletic program and Clemson at the time of his death, tainly held one of the department's was in some way responsible for Jerry Arp contributed as much to greatest records. In 46 years of the success Tiger athletics have Clemson's athletics as any ad- service McGee never missed a enjoyed in recent years. Gary Adkins and Tracy Perry ministrator in recent years. day of work due to illness. The energetic and amiable Arp The Pendleton, native were two Tiger football players SC was Clemson's promotions direc- served as assistant trainer from that performed for three Clemson tor for six years in the late seven- 1934 through 1948 and was bowl teams, a statement few ties before moving to Texas named head trainer between Clemson gridders can make. Both A&M, where he served as Assistant Ath- 1948 and 1957. He assumed the had finished their senior season letic Director until his death. The duties of equipment manager and this past January and were work- 35-year-old Arp was the victim of reverted to assistant trainer in ing on graduation when the un- an automobile accident just out- 1957, a dual capacity he held until foreseen struck. side College Station, TX last June. 1969. He worked as an assistant Adkins was a reserve wide re- trainer until he passed away this ceiver who lettered three times In all, Arp served at Clemson for past winter. (1977, 1978 and 1979). He saw 1 years. The Hendersonville, NC spot duty as a backup at split end native was one of the mostinnova- The 61-year-old McGee was and flanker during 1977 and tive and nationally renowned ad- recognized in June of 1965 by the caught two passes, including an ministrators in his field. From the National Athletic Trainers Associ- 1 1-yard touchdown against Wake time he took over the position of ation "for 25 years of meritorious Forest. He was slowed by injuries promotions director to the day he service in the field of athletic train- his final two seasons. The Delta, left, Clemson's football atten- ing. " He was made an honorary Ohio native played for Clemson dance increased nearly 50 per- associate of the Clemson Alumni Strength Training Director George cent. During his final days at Association on October 7, 1978. Postal during his prep career. Ad- Clemson he was chosen by the All five men were individuals to write an article for its kins passed away on February 1 NCAA pub- who helped Clemson in their own as he passed out while playing a lic relations manual on the subject way. But they did have one com- pickup basketball game in Fike of promotions in collegiate sports. mon denominator; a unique desire Fieldhouse. He died of a congeni- Colonel Rick Robbins was the to serve Clemson University and tal heart problem. academic advisor at Clemson its people. Not only the athletic Perry was a four-year letterman until last June when he passed department, but the entire Univer- at Clemson who was always in the away due to a heart attack. The sity will miss them. Gary Adkins Tracy Perry Jerry Arp Rick Bobbins Herman McGee 7 879 1 NO NAME Hometown POS AGE HGT WGT CL 16 HENDLEY. RICH P 19 5-11 190 So. Tigers Greenville, SC Wade Hampton. Bill Phillips 97 HOLLIS. JIMBO MG 18 6-1 225 Fr. Spartanburg, SC. Spartanburg, Bill Carr NO hJAME, Homstown POS AGE HGT WGT CL 46 HOLLOMAN, DUKE TB 17 6-2 190 Fr. Myrtie Beach, SC, Myrtle Beach, Doug Shaw 89 ALLEY, KENDALL WR 19 6-0 180 So 78 HUDSON, ALEX OT 18 6-5 265 So. Salisbury, NC, North Rowan, Larry Thomason Spartanburg, SC, Spartanburg. Bill Carr 69 ANTHONY, VERNIE OG 19 6-3 235 So 3 JORDAN, HOMER QB 20 6-0 174 So. Collins, GA, Reidsville, Danny Scott Athens, GA. Cedar Shoals, Jim Waters 1 ARIRL OBED PK 24 5-9 172 Sr. 43 KINARD. TERRY FS 20 6-0 190 So. Owern Nigeria, Holy Ghost Sumter SC Sumter. Dick Weldon 26 ARRINGTON, VANDELL CB 19 6-0 175 So 76 KIHK. HANDY C 1 6-3 245 Fr. Fayetteville NC, E E Smith, Roy McNeill Marietta. GA. Sprayberry, John Paty 7 AUSTIN, CLIFF TB 20 6-0 190 So 25 LEARN, RANDY CB 20 5-10 174 So. Scottsdale, GA, Avondale, Crawford Kennedy Belvidere, NJ, Beividere. Frank Matia 40 BASICH, RICK SS 22 6-1 193 Sr. 93 LEWIS, KEN DE 20 6-3 205 Jr. Delta OH, Delta, George Dostal Pickens SC Massanutten Acad.. Sonny Randie 58 BAUMAN, CHARLIE MG 22 6-1 226 Sr 48 LYNCH, SCOTT DE 20 5-1 21 Jr. Runnemede NJ Pope Paul VI, Joe Chilber; Seneca SC Seneca, Ken Rushlow 71 BENISH. DAN DT 19 6-6 250 So 27 MACK, KEVIN TB 17 6-1 185 Fr. Hubbard, OH, Hubbard, Ed Glass Kings Mt NC, Kings Mt Dan Brooks 63 BERRYHILL, TONY C 21 6-5 230 Jr. 2 MAGWOOD, FRANK WR 19 6-0 178 So. Thomaston GA, Robert E Lee, Tommy Perdue John s Island SC St John s, Robert Biggerstaff 18 BU\NTON, BO QB 22 6-0 185 Jr. 74 MAYBERRY. BOB OG 19 6-5 235 So. Summerville, SC, Summerville, John McKissick Sharon, PA, Hickory, James Bestwick 57 BOWMAN, NICK DE 21 6-2 190 Jr. 32 McCALL, JEFF FB 20 6-3 225 So. Crossville, TN Cumberland Co,. Tom Van Winkle Fayetteville, NC, Pine Forest, Gary Whitman 68 BROWN, GARY OG 19 6-3 257 So 35 McSWAIN, CHUCK TB 19 6-2 190 So. Philadelphia, TN, Loudon, Bert Ratledge Caroleen NC Chase. John Keeter 87 BROWN, KEN WR 18 6-2 195 Fr, 28 McSWAIN, ROD CB 18 6-2 190 Fr. Hartwell, GA Hart County, Don Elam Caroleen, NC, Chase, John Keeter 72 BROWN, RAY DE 18 6-4 235 So yb MEEKS, CHUCK LB 1 b-0 201 bo. Rome, GA, East Rome, Jerry Sharp Augusta, GA, Belton-Honea Path, Jim Nelson 47 BROWN. ROY WR 18 6-1 200 Fr. 77 NANNEY. LEE OT 20 6-4 260 Jr. Myrtle Beach SC, Myrtle Beach, Doug Shaw Spartanburg, SC Dorman, Lou Fogle 99 BRYANT, JEFF DT 20 6-5 257 Jr. 6 PAULLING, BOB PK 19 6-0 180 So. Atlanta, GA Gordon, Napoleon Cobb St Matthews SC, St Matthews, Otis Cuiclasure 8 BULLARD, WILBUR TB 19 6-0 167 So 34 PICKETT, EDGAR FB 18 6-3 220 Fr. Laurel Hill, NC, Scotland, Mike Dubis Lexington NC Central Davidson. Les Herrin 12 CAIN, JACK FS 21 5-10 170 Sr. 79 POPE, BOBBY OG 17 6-4 245 Fr. Atlanta, GA, Chamblee. Ron Carter Hickory, NC, St Stephens, Marty Curtis 10 CALDWELL, MARK FS 20 5-11 193 So 42 POPE, JAMIE FB 20 6-1 195 Jr. Asheville, NC, Asheville, Bruce Peterson Lincolnton, NC, Maiden, Tom Brown 98 CHEEK, RANDY LB 20 5-11 200 Jr. 65 RADFORD. KEVIN OT 19 6-4 216 So. Augusta GA Butler, Oliver Russell Piney View Woodrow Wilson. Pete Cuiicerto 70 CL^RK, BRIAN OG 20 6-7 241 Jr. 56 RICHARDSON, CHUCKIE LB 18 6-3 215 Fr. Ft Myers FL, Cypress Lake, Boyd Grucha Thomasville. NC Thomasville, Allen Brown 86 COY, BRUCE TE 20 6-4 210 Jr. 92 RICHARDSON, MARK DE 19 6-1 184 So. Chapin, SC Chapin Cecil Woolbright Spartanburg, SC, Hill, Richard O Shawnessy 38 CRITE, BRENDON TB 19 5-10 180 So 75 ROBINSON, JAMES DL 20 6-5 265 So. Brevard NC, Brevard, Carroll Wright Charleston, SC, St John's, Robert Biggerstaff 54 CRUCE, JEFF C 18 6-7 240 Fr, 21 ROSE, ANTHONY CB 20 5-9 172 Jr. Lake City FL Columbia, Bobby Simons Sumter, SC. Mayewood, Rudy Wheeler 24 DAVIS, BILLY FS 18 6-4 190 Fr, 33 ROSE, CHUCK LB 21 6-2 210 Sr. Alexandria, VA, Mount Vernon, Bruce Patrick Atlanta GA, Riverwood, Charles Rose 45 DAVIS. JEFF LB 20 6-0 223 Jr, 67 SCOTT, JIM DT 18 6-5 225 Fr. Greensboro, NC, Dudley. Jonathan McKee Alexandria, VA Mt Vernon, Bruce Patrick 37 DAVIS. TYRONE CB 18 6-1 185 Fr, 39 SIMS, DAVID P 21 6-4 220 Sr. Athens, GA Cedar Shoals, John Waters Atlanta GA, Bay (FL), John Cobb 36 DAY, DEAN FB 21 6-1 210 So 84 SMITH, BILL DE 21 6-5 220 Jr. North Augusta, SC, North Augusta, Hubert Morris Duncan, SC, Byrnes. Dalton Rivers O i 1 on 94 DEVANE, WILLIAM MG 17 6-2 260 Fr. 1 SMITH, JOEY WR li\ D-U 1 yu or. Jacksonville, NC, Jacksonville, Ray Durtiam Newport News. VA. NN Military. Lefty Steckline 85 DIGGS. BUBBA TE 20 6-3 220 Jr. 95 SPEROS. JIM MG 20 6-2 220 Sr. Augusta, GA Buller, Oliver Russell Potomac MD, St Johns. David Waldron 66 DURHAM, STEVE DT 21 6-5 258 Sr. 15 STOCKSTILL, JEFF WR 19 6-2 180 So. Greer SC Byrnes, Dalton Rivers Femando Beach FL, Fern Beach, Joel Stockstill 64 ELLIS, JOE OG 18 6-4 240 Fr. 23 SUTTLE, JEFF SS 1 O D- 1 1 OD rf. Toms River NJ, Toms River, RotDert Fiocco Lafayette GA, Lafayette, Bobby Chappell 14 EPPLEY, MIKE QB 17 6-1 185 Fr, 82 TRIPLETT, DANNY LB 20 6-4 215 So. Charlotte, NC, Harding. Bruce Hardin Boone, NC, Watauga, Bill Mauldin 60 FARR, JAMES DE 17 6-4 217 Fr. 22 TUTTLE. PERRY WR 21 6-0 172 So. Thomason, GA. Thomason, Bill Reese Winston-Salem, NC, North Davidson. Steve Hinkle 61 FISHER, BRAD OG 21 6-4 230 Jr. 20 UNDERWOOD, WILLIE SS 22 5-11 193 Sr. Fostona, OH, Fostoria. Richard Kidwell Ft Payne AL Ft Payne, David Bettingfield 50 FREDERE, FRANK C 18 6-5 230 Fr, 91 WADE, MIKE DE 19 6-3 210 So. Winston-Salem, NC, Reynolds. Doug Crater Greer SC, Riverside, Jim Few 41 GAILUVRD. JERRY WR 20 6-0 179 Jr, 73 WALKER, GARY OT 1 6-6 250 rr. Yuma, AZ, Enterprise (AL), Richard Stem Hays, NC North Wilkes, Earl T Filer 5 GALLAGHER. GLENN QB 20 6-0 185 So 30 WARD, WILLIE TB 19 6-2 178 Sr. Lancaster, PA, Massanutten Acad , Sonny Randie Jackson, GA, Jackson, Tommy Carmichael 49 GEATHERS, EDDIE CB 21 6-2 186 Sr. 88 WELLS, JEFF TE 18 6-4 230 Fr. Myrtle Beach, SC, Myrtle Beach, Doug Shaw Rome, GA, East Rome. Jerry Sharp 53 GLENN. JOE DE 20 6-3 209 So. 19 WILLIAMS, IKE WR 18 6-3 175 Fr. Columbia, SC, A C Flora, Charles Macaiusa Belmont, NC, South Point, Jim Biggerstaff 81 GRAY, RICKY TE 18 6-4 220 Fr. 80 WURST, JIM TE 19 6-4 210 So. Mt Ranier, DeMatha, Jerry Franks Atlanta, GA, Lakeside. Waymon Creel 29 HALL, HOLLIS CB 20 5-10 161 Jr. 62 YEOMANS, KEN OG 22 6-2 222 Sr. Seneca, SC, Seneca. Ken Rushlow Richmond. VA. Tucker. William Mountjoy 51 HAUSER, TAD LB 18 6-4 225 Fr. Cincinnati, OH, Finneytown. Jim Green 9 HEADEN. ANDY QB 20 6-5 218 So Liberty, NC, East Randolph, Sal Gero ! Perone's has got it for Tiger fans Faced with the same old problem of where (and what) to eat before the game? Give us a call ahead of time and we'll have a delicious box lunch ready for you. After the game, try "The Lighter Side" where you dine in casual comfort and can order a sandwich, crepes, a spinach salad, quiche, prime ribs ... or a complete dinner! And if you really want to celebrate a Clemson victory right, "The Forum" is the place to spend your Saturday evening! They feature dining, dancing, and top-name entertainment. Perone's . . . before or after the game . . . has it for you! Vince Perone^s GREENVILLE'S MOST EXCITING RESTAURANT 1 East Antrim Drive, Greenville, S. C. Coca-Cola" and "Coke" are registered trade-marks which identify the same product of The Coca-Cola Company. THE TIGERS 1 Ann PK 50 Fredere C 2 Magwood , . WR 51 Hauser LB 3 Jordan QB 53 Glenn DE THE BALL 5 HAS Gallagher WHEN CLEMSON QB 54 Cruce C 6 Paulling PK 55 Cheek LB 7 Austin TB 56 C Richardson LB 8 Bullard TB 57 Bowman DE 9 Headen QB 58 Bauman MG CLEMSON OFFENSE RICE DEFENSE 10 Caldwell FS 60 Farr DE 11 Casque QB 61 Fisher QG 12 Cam FS 62 Yeomans . OG 14 88 JEFF LE Eppley QB 63 Berryhill . C WELLS TE 96 MARC SEQUIN 15 Stockstill WR 64 Ellis OG 77 LEE NANNEY LT 94 CLENZIE PIERSON LT 16 Hendley , , P 65 Radford , OT 17 J Smith WR 66 Durham DT 61 BRAD FISHER LG 73 BRAD BIERSTEDT MG 18 Blanton QB 67 Scott OT 19 Williams WR 68 G Brown OG 60 JAMES FARR C 66 BRYAN HILL RT 20 Underwood SS 69 Anthony OG 70 BRIAN CLARK RG 93 DENNIS BARRY RE 21 A Rose CB 70 Clark OG 22 Tuttle WR 71 Benish OT 68 GARY BROWN RT 28 ROBERT WILLIAMSON ....LB 23 Suttle SS 72 R. Brown DE 24 Davis FS 73 Walker OT 41 JERRY GAILLARD WR 53 DAN FOSTER LB 25 Learn CB 74 Mayberry OG 23 LC 26 Arrington CB 75 Robinson DL 3 HOMER JORDAN QB FREDDY JOHNSON 27 Mack TB 76 Kirk C 7 CLIFF AUSTIN TB 25 DAVID DARR SS 28 R McSwain CB 77 Nanney OT 29 Hall CB 78 Hudson OT 32 JEFF McCALL FB 5 MIKE DOWNS FS 30 Ward TB 79 Pope OG 22 PERRY TUTTLE PL 4 RICKEY THOMAS RC 32 McCall FB 80 Wurst , TE 33 C Rose LB 81 Gray TE 34 Pickett FB 82 Triplet! LB 35 C . , . McSwain TB 84 B Smith . DE 36 Day FB 85 Diggs TE 37 Davis CB 86 Coy TE 38 Crite TB 87 K Brown WR REFEREE Rod Dailey (ACC) 39 Sims P 88 Wells TE OFFICIALS UMPIRE Bill Voss (SWC) 40 Basich SS 89 Alley WR 41 Gaillard WR 91 Wade DE LINESMAN John Godbold (ACC) 42 Pope FB 92 M Richardson DE 43 Kinard FS 93 Lewis DE 45 J Davis LB 94 Devane MG 46 Holloman TB 95 Speros MG 47 R Brown WR 96 Meeks LB 48 Lynch DE 97 Hollis MG 49 Geathers CB 99 Bryant , . DT The Coca-Cola Bottling Comiani THE OWLS 1 Bulter CB 54 Kothmann OL 2 Fortune SE 55 Gentry C WHEN RICE HAS THE BALL 3 Mouton WB 56 Kveton C 4 Thomas DB 57 Stuart OG 5 Downs FS 58 Gates LB 6 C Johnson RB 59 Rice NG 7 Walters PK 60 Garrett OG RICE OFFENSE CLEMSON DEFENSE 8 Clements . QB 61 Harpold LB 9 Arbuckle CB 62 Chnston DT 10 Peoples QB 63 Adams DT 83 72 11 Toilolo QB 64 Harris OG ROBERT HUBBLE TE RAY BROWN LE 12 Hoffman QB 65 Teakell OG 51 DARRYL GRANT QT 99 JEFF BRYANT LT 13 Rainey PK 66 Hill NG 14 Shoppa QB 67 Sam OG 67 KEN SAM QG 58 CHARLIE BXl»MAN MG 15 Hertel QB 68 Percer DE 56 16 H/Ioney QB 69 Scire OT KEITH KVETON C 66 STEVE DURt?aWl RT 17 D Johnson QB 70 Taylor OG 52 DONNY MARTIN SG 53 JOE GLENN RE 18 Walls SE 71 Wallace OT 19 Riggs WB 72 Philips DT 71 NEWELL WALLACE ST 33 CHUCK ROSE SLB 20 Beck CB 73 Bierstedt I^G 21 (Vieeks RB 74 Wagner OT 2 HOSEA FORTUNE SE 45 JEFF DAVIS . . WLB 22 England OB 75 R Williams DT 23 F Johnsor DB 76 Smith DT 15 RANDY HERTEL QB 49 EDDIE GEATHfc¥>« . LC 24 Mav'" . FB 77 Darner OT 33 CALVIN FANCE TB 29 HOLLIS HALL RC 25 DB 78 Spicer OT 42 TIM 20 ?.% Mamiltor RB 79 Mitchell OG SANDERS FB WILLIE UNDERWOOD SS 27 McCoy WR 80 Collins DE 87 BOBBY WILLIAMS FL 43 TERRY KINARD FS 28 Williamson LB 81 Whitfield TE 30 Palmer SS 82 HilcKinney SE 31 Patterson DB 83 Hubble TE 32 Nellums SS 84 Lowe TE 33 Fance FB 85 Askew SE 34 Blashke FS 86 Runnels SE 35 Chafin FB 87 B Williams WB LINE JUDGE Clint Ramsey (SWC) 38 Killion LB 88 Rub DE FIELD JUDGE Jim Knight (ACC) 39 Wilson FB 89 Firestone WB 40 H/lack DB 90 Henke TE BACK JUDGE Jim Evans (SWC) 41 Todd LB 91 Gray LB 42 Sanders RB 92 Piper DT 43 Jefferson LB 93 Barry DE 45 Knowles DE 94 Plerson DT 47 Rickett RB 95 Rios DT 50 Ford C 96 Sequin DE 51 Grant OT 97 Woods OT lUlartin OG 98 Coontz DE r of Anderson, South Carolina 52 53 Foster LB 99 Hille DE 2 1 1 9898 . 491 w 1 11 8989 NO NAME. Hometown POS HOT WGT AGE CL 40 MACK, OTIS DB 6-0 182 22 Sr. Owls Rockdale 52 MARTIN 6-3 264 1 NO NAME. Hometown POS HGT WGT AGE CL DONNY OG So Port Isabel 6-2 1 1 1 , 1 63 ADAMS, TOM DT 271 21 Sr. 24 MAYFIELDIVIri l_> LARRYL_/^ 11 1 1 FB 5-10 181 18 Fr. El Paso. Eastwood Euless, Trinity 9 ARBUCKLE, ANTOINE CB 6-2 1 63 20 So. 27 McCOY, JOHNNY WR 5-9 1 54 18 Jr. Dallas, Carter Garland 85 ASKEW, RICKEY SE 6-5 203 1 Fr. 82 McKINNEY, STAN SE 6-3 1 85 18 Fr Euless. Trinity Seguin 93 BARRY, DENNIS DE 6-4 202 22 Sr. 21 MEEKS, WELDON RB 5-1 1 76 20 So Sealy' Ft Worth, Wyatt 20 BECK, NATHAN CB 6-0 1 80 1 So. 79 MITCHELL, OSBY OG 6-5 246 20 Jr. Denison Houston. Yates 1 1 1 1 1 1 6-2 1 73 BIERSTEDT. BRAD NG 6-3 240 19 So. 16 MONEYIV \^ 1 V ^ 1 , PHILIP^1 OB 208 Fr. Lockhart Edinburg 34 BLASHKE, BERNIE FS 6-2 185 20 So. 3 MOUTON, DARRELL WB 5-10 168 22 Sr. Euless. Trinity Beaumont. South Park 1 BUTLER, GARY CB 6-1 1 81 19 Fr. 32 NFLLUMS WAYNEARD SS 5-9 1 82 1 Jr. Midland Tyler, John Tyler 58 CATES, TROY LB 6-0 201 1 Fr. 30 PALMER1 /^l_iVll_l 1, MARKIVI/^I ll\ SS 5-1 206 21 Jr. Bedford-Heltom Redondo Beach, Ca 35 CHAFIN, STEVE FB 5-10 220 23 Sr. 31 PATTERSON, BRIAN DB 5-10 169 18 Fr. Sinton Ft Worth. Paschal 62 CHRISTON, RICK DT 6-2 227 18 Fr. 10 PEOPLES, RONNIE QB 6-2 197 20 So Richardson. Pearce Sulphur. La 8 CLEMENTS, SCOTT QB 6-0 190 1 So. 68 PERCER, DAVID DE 6-2 220 18 Fr. Galveston. Ball Memphis. Tn 80 COLLINS, MIKE DE 6-2 209 20 Jr. 72 PHILIPS, BRYAN DT 6-4 223 21 Sr. Pasadena. Dobie San Antonio, Churchill 98 COONTZ DON DE 6-2 206 20 Jr. 94 PIERSON CLENZIE DT 6-7 232 20 So Ft Wortti. Wyatt San Antonio, Southside 77 DAMER DAVID OT 6-4 266 1 So. 92 PIPER1 II i_ 1 1 , \jJAMES1 VI L- DT 6-2 220 1 Fr. Garland. North Garland Dallas. Roosevelt 25 DARR, DAVID DB 5-1 185 22 Sr. 13 RAINEY, ROY PK 5-9 167 19 So San Antonio, Churchill Little Rock. Ark . Robinson 5 DOWNS, MIKE FS 6-3 1 97 21 Sr. 59 RICE KYLE NG 6-2 253 20 Jr. Dallas. South Oak Cliff Houston. C E King 22 ENGLAND, DAVID DB 5-11 1 92 21 Sr. 47 RICKETT, ROD RB 6-1 205 20 Jr. Houston. Madison Beaumont. Heberl 33 FANCE, CALVIN FB 6-1 202 21 Sr. 1 RIGGS REGINALD WB 5-10 160 20 So Houston. Forest Brook Dallas. Roosevelt 89 FIRESTONE, MIKE WB 5-10 165 21 Sr. 95 RIOS, JOEL DT 6-2 235 1 Fr. Pasadena. Rayburn McAllen 50 FORD, KELLY c 6-1 230 1 Fr. 88 RUB WILL DE 6-4 229 22 Sr. Ft Worth. Eastern Hills Houston. Spring Branch 2 FORTUNE, HOSEA SE 6-0 1 75 21 Jr. 86 RUNNELS ALVIN SE 6- 1 78 1 So Los Angeles. Ca . Bev Hills Dallas. Pinkston 53 FOSTER, DAN LB 6-0 208 20 So. 67 SAM, KENNETH OG 6-1 259 20 Jr. Irving Beaumont. French 60 GARRETT. SKIP OG 6-0 251 22 Sr. 42 SANDERS, TIM RB 5-8 208 20 So Clovis. N M Ft Worth.' Heltom 55 GENTRY, EDDIE c 6-5 224 1 So. 69 SCIRE, PAUL OT 6-6 280 21 Jr. Richardson. Pearce Howell. N J 51 GRANT, DARRYL OT 6-1 252 20 Sr. 96 SEGUIN MARC DE 6-4 232 21 Jr. San Arifonio. Highlands Dallas. Jefferson 91 GRAY RICHARD LB 6-3 219 20 Jr. 1 5I-IQPP/^ CHRIS QB 6-1 1 84 20 So Woodland Hills. Ca Euless. Trinity 26 HAMILTON, ANTHONY RB 6-0 1 92 1 Fr. 76 SMITH, KYLE DT 6-4 242 1 So Ft Worth. Paschal Houston. Kinkaid 61 HARPOLD, WAYNE LB 5-10 216 19 So. 78 SPICER, STEVE OT 6-3 233 21 Jr. Houston. Stratford New Braunfels 64 HARRIS, ARCHIE OG 6-3 282 18 Fr. 57 STUART, MARK OG 6-2 240 19 So Pilot Point Arlington. Lamar 90 HENKE, JOEY TE 6-4 224 19 So. 70 TAYLOR, CHUCK OG 5-9 255 1 Fr. Hallettsville, Sacred Heart Seguin 15 HERTEL, RANDY QB 6-1 186 21 Sr. 65 TEAKELL RANDY OG 6-2 230 21 Sr. Hacienda Hts . Ca . Los Altos Odessa. Permian 66 HILL, BRYAN NG 6-2 244 20 Jr. 4 THOMAS, RICKEY DB 6-0 1 74 21 Sr. Arlington. Lamar Beaumont. South Park 99 HILLE. TOM DE 6-1 210 1 Fr. 41 TODD, EVERETT LB 6-2 215 20 So Richardson. Pearce Sweetwater 1 HOFFMANN RORFRT OB 6-2 206 21 1 TOILOLO JERICHO QB 5-1 1 84 1 So San Marcos Carson. Ca . Paramount HI IRRI P 9P Ir 6-4 83 RDRFRT 1 ^ DO C.OO C.C. 74 WAGNER, BRETT OT 232 19 So Kerrville. Tivy Euless. Trinity Cr IFFFFRc;nN 1 1 R 71 6-3 r^ r^ i_/AiViV_^iNAMOMTi 1 WALLACE NEWELL 21 Sr. 43 o itov-'i N , D U C.\J ot OT 262 San Antonio. Jay Arlington. Arlington 5 JOHNSON CEDFRICK RB 6-1 1 80 21 Jr. 1 8 WALLS O'KEEFE SE 5-9 1 80 1 Fr. Aldine. Eisenhower Garland. South Garland 17 JOHNSON DOUG QB 6-3 207 1 Fr. 7 WALTERS DALE PK 6-0 1 89 1 So Pasadena. Dobie Grand Prairie \/\/|_||Jp|CI Al 23 JOHNSON FREDDY 5-9 1 Sr. 81 * V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1_ i_Ly r \ i_ 6-0 1 20 Jr. DB 78 22 f JE 99 Garland Dallas. Jefferson 1 \ 1 ^1 ' • 1 1 'I 1 5-1 1 38 KILLION^ \^ 1 KENT\ L_ LB 6-0 1 84 21 Sr. 87 WILLIAMS BOBBY WB 78 22 Sr. Houston. Memorial Houston. Northbrook Cr r\) F'^ Wll 1 lAM R- 9n 45 KNDWIV V O , V V 1 AA IVI nF D 1 1 JO Oi . 75 WILLIAMS, RODNEY DT 6-3 232 21 Jr. San Antonio. South San Dallas, Kimball 54 KOTHMANN, KOTY OL 6-3 233 21 Jr. 28 WILLIAMSON ROBERT LB 6-1 224 23 Sr. Friona Waco, University 56 KVETON, KEITH 6-2 252 21 Sr. 39 WILSON, FRANK FB 6-2 226 22 Sr. Pasadena. Dobie Austin, Johnston 84 LOWE, TERRY TE 6-4 212 18 Fr. 97 WOODS, KEVIN OT 6-0 260 18 Fr. Cameron Plainview . 1 The perfect Christmas gift for the Clemson fan. DOOM ' This stunning 18" x 24" print by Polly Furr of Charlotte, N. C. is a magnificent tribute to the Clemson spirit of pride and strength. A renowned Southern artist, Ms. Furr has focused her many talents on creating what has become a col- lectors item. Suitable for framing in any stan- dard 18" X 24" or custom frame, the visual impact of "DOOM" is unparalleled. The rich, vibrant col- ors will enhance the decor of any room in your home or office. Distribution will be limited to a total of 500 prints per year and or- ders will be accepted only during the months of September through December. 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Chevy Malibu Chevrolet (0 i o RAY ALBORN AUGIE ERFURTH 4) Head Football Coach Athletic Director 4) Dennis Barry 93 Sr. Bobby Williamson after TD catch Bernie Blashke Rice- Arkansas 1979 34 So. Scott Clements David Darr Mike Downs David England Calvin Fance 8 So. 25 Sr. 5 Sr. 22 Sr. 33 Sr. Mike Firestone Hosea Fortune Dan Foster Wayne Harpold Randy Hertel 89 Sr. 2 Jr. 53 So. 61 So. 15 Sr. 58 Bryan Hill Robert Hoffmann Robert Hubble Lament Jefferson Freddy Johnson William Knowles 66 Jr. 12 Jr. 83 Jr. 43 Sr. 23 Sr. 45 Sr. Otis Mack Rice University Weldon Meeks 40 Sr. 21 So. Kyle Rice Will Rub Kenneth Sam Tim Sanders Marc Seguin Steve Spicer 59 Jr. 88 Sr. 67 Jr. 42 So. 96 Jr. 78 Jr. Rickey Thomas Dale Walters Al Whitfield Rodney Williams Robert Williamson Frank Wilson 4 Sr. 7 So. 81 Jr. 75 Jr. 28 Sr. 39 Sr. 59 2&Mr. Knickerbocker The World's Largest Supplier of Clemson Souvenirs 104 College Avenue, Clemson Haywood Mall, Haywood Road, Greenville Telephone 803-654-4203 Telephone 803-297-3290 Mail Orders Welcome — Write or Call For Free Brochure " by Kim Kelly Today, the 210-member Clemson University of the Year Award to wrestler Noel Loban, Clem- Marching Band kicks-off the 1980 football season son's first NCAA champion. on a patriotic note. Under the direction of Dr. Bruce Next the Army ROTC will present the colors ac- Cook the band will perfornn several American favor- companied by a special Ceremony of Allegiance ites at halftime. composition. The National Anthem and the Alma Dr. Cook will be assisted by newcomer Mark Mater will also be played with the latter accom- Fischer. Fischer, who comes to Clemson from North panied by the chorus. In anticipation of the opening Central High School in Camden, SC, will assist kickoff the band will quicken the pace once again by ' ' Cook in all aspects of the Band Department. playing "Tiger Rag and "Sock it to 'em while form- Student leaders of the 1980-81 band are Drum ing a tunnel for the players to run through, as they Major Joe Ballard of Weaverville, NC; Asst. Drum charge down the hill, one of Clemson's greatest Major Allen Moore of Greenwood; Commander Bert football traditions. Krishock of Greenhurst, NY; Flag Co-captains Leigh Halftime entertainment features selections enti- Ann Perrin of Athens, GA, and Florence Hadstate of tled, Olympic Fanfare, American Salute, a percus- Ridgeville; and Feature Twirler Becky Dalton of sion feature, American Folk Spectacular and Con- Asheville, NC. quest. The band will begin its pre-game show by playing As the Conquest selection is being played, former the traditional "Tiger Rag" and "Sock it to em." The Clemson football coaches Joe Davis, Frank How- band will then form the word TIGERS. Dotting the "i" ard, Bob Jones and Jess Neely will take to the field for the first time in the 1980 season will be Mr. and where they will be honored. Mrs. Charlie Bussey, the President of IPTAY, and Before leaving the field the band will play a tribute his wife. Bussey will then present the IPTAY Athlete to Rice University and then exit with "Tiger Rag. Fly It With Pride Dear Friend, NEW!! 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To order your CLEMSON Tiger brilliant Clemson *Make Check Payable To Paw Boat Flag, send your check orange field. or money order for $8.30 (plus $.37 postage and handling plus $.33 S.C. sales tax) for each flag. P. O. Box 3978 Greenville, S. C. 29608 TEL. (803) 242-5262 PORSCHE +AUDI WE ARE OUR OhiyCOMPETITION. PORSCHE +AUDI NOTHING EVEN COMES CLOSE LEROY CANNON Porsche • Audi Subaru • Alta-Romeo Grove Road at White Horse • Greenville, S. C. 29605 • 803 / 269-5000 "The defenses we will face this season are designed to stop our running game. Therefore, we are going to do several different things to put points on the board. The Clemson offense will use more motion than we have in the past, put in new formations, and pass more often. Probably the best group of athletes we have are the receivers. They are capable of making the big plays for us, and it is our quarterback's responsibility to give them an opportunity to " make the big plays. Frank Orgel Nelson Stokely Stokely, who was the quarter- by David McGrew fense, especially the running- back at LSU from 1 965-67 and still backs. The defense doesn't want holds several records at the Baton In the off-season, Frank Orgel him to be as good a runningback Rouge, LA school, faces a diffe- and Nelson Stokely were named in the fourth quarter as he was in rent personnel situation than as new assistant coaches at the first quarter. I want the de- Frank Orgel. Clemson by Head Coach Danny fense to get stronger as the game 'The three quarterbacks who Ford. The new members of the wears on." are fighting for playing time this Clemson staff are on opposite Orgel has a track record of suc- season have a lot of athletic abil- sides of the line of scrimmage, but cess at his previous coaching ity, but none of them has had both of them are responsible for jobs. While at East Carolina, he much experience playing quarter- key positions in the Clemson foot- was the assistant head coach and back at Clemson. I've been drilling ball scheme. Orgel will be in the defensive coordinator. The them hard on the mechanics of the charge of the defensive line, an eastern North Carolina school had position; running and passing the area that has been a big reason one of the strongest defenses in football. If we get consistent play Clemson has enjoyed great suc- the country over the past five from the quarterback position, cess in recent years. Stokely will years in both scoring and rushing Clemson will have a good offense O be in charge of coaching the key to defense. The Pirates never won this season." any offense, the quarterbacks. less than seven games in a year Stokely joined the Clemson Each coach is optimistic about while Orgel was there. Prior to that staff after serving as the offensive the coming season and anxious to job, he served as an assistant coordinator at Virginia Tech for teach the Tigers their football coach at North Alabama and as two years, and as the backfield philosophies. head coach and athletic director at coach for the two previous years. "I want to have 1 1 very aggres- Warner Robins High School in He was the offensive backfield sive players that will do anything Georgia. His squads posted a coach at LSU for three seasons in to get the job done," said Orgel 28-4-2 record during his stay the early 1970 s, and, in 1968-69, about the brand of football he there. he was the head freshman coach teaches. "In any close game, As the new defensive lineman at LSU. there are going to be three or four coach, Orgel has some very tal- Looking to the future, Stokely is plays that decide the outcome. No ented players to coach this sea- very high on the incoming fresh- one knows when those plays are son. man quarterbacks. going to come. Therefore, every- "We're expecting Steve Dur- "This might be the best group of body has to be ready to lay it on ham to have an outstanding sea- young quarterbacks Clemson has the line every play." son. Charlie Bauman should have ever had. There may not be a Orgel, a native of St. Louis, MO his best year ever and there is no Steve Fuller, but as a group they and a 1961 graduate of Georgia telling how good Jeff Bryant can have a lot of potential. Fortu- where he was a standout tight be." nately, they are not in a position end, obviously believes in hard On the other side of the line of where they have to play right nosed football. He begins instilling scrimmage. Nelson Stokely will be away, so we can bring them this attitude in his players the mo- working with the quarterbacks. along." ment they step foot on the practice 'I'm interested in scoring more It is obvious from their com- field. points than the other team in a ments that getting the job done by "I start from the beginning by 60-minute game, and it doesn't utilizing each player's potential to teaching the players how to de- matter how the team does it as the utmost is what these two " liver a solid tackle and to attack a long as the job gets done. coaches strive for. Their past suc- moving target. I want players that That's a very straight forward cesses in putting this to work on are very disciplined and use good approach to football that Stokely the football field makes them two technique. The purpose of playing believes in. No matter what type of more outstanding additions to the aggressive defense is to take offense Clemson runs, scoring Clemson coaching staff for the something out of the opposing of- points is what matters. 1980 season. 63 "A fully licensed, quality conscious builder JAMES B. JONES, JR. CONSTRUCTION CO., INC 102 WHITEHALL STREET ABBEVILLE, S. C. 29620 803-459-5402 StrCin APARTMENT The way to build today. COMMERCIAL Authorized Builder INDUSTRIAL Wilma Rudolph to Keynote Conference by Wally Bowen Rudolph will make the conference's last public address at the March 27 evening session. The Clemson has signed three-time Olympic gold Clarksville, Tenn., resident won three gold medals medalist Wiima Rudolph, sports commentator at the 1960 Rome Olympics in the 100- and 200- Heywood Hale Broun and "Inside Sports" editor meter dashes and in the 400-meter relay, which she John Walsh as keynote speakers for the University's anchored. Rudolph was named U, S. Amateur " new "Conference on Sport and Society Athlete of the Year in 1962. Jointly sponsored by the department of athletics Arbena also announced the line-up of five sports and College of Liberal Arts, the annual conference scholars who will be looking at the conference will provide scholars, the public, and leading par- theme in detail by reading and commenting on po- ticipants and commentators in the world of sports sition papers during daytime sessions. The schol- the opportunity to examine the role of sports in ars are: America. ''John F. Rooney, Jr., professor of geography at The 1981 conference, set for March 25-28, will Oklahoma State University and author of "A Geog- look at sport and society under the theme of "Sports raphy of American Sport" and a recently published Studies: The State of the Art." The conference for- book on college recruiting. mat, says conference director Joe Arbena, will be *Allen Guttman, professor of history at Amherst two-fold: day sessions for discussion among schol- College (Mass.) and author of "From Ritual to Rec- ars of sports studies; evening sessions for ad- ord," an interpretive history of sport in modern in- dresses by sports personalities. dustrial societies. John Walsh will open the conference with a *Paul Weiss, professor of philosophy at Catholic March 25 evening address. Walsh joined News- University and author of "Sport: A Philosophic In- week, Inc., publisher of "Inside Sports," in January quiry." 1 979, and has been responsible for developing 'Jeffrey H. Goldstein, professor of psychology at Newsweek's first venture into sports magazine pub- Temple University and editor and contributor to lishing. "Sports Game and Play: Social and Psychological Before joining Newsweek he was a San Francis- Viewpoints." co-based free-lance writer and editor and served *Guenther Lueschen, professor of sociology at as consultant to "womenSports" and "Nuestro" the University of Illinois at Urbana and author of magazines. He has also been managing editor of numerous articles in European sports literature. "Railing Stone" magazine and in 1 976 served as Also invited as commentators on the five position story editor for a public television documentary on papers are University of South Carolina historian the Super Bowl. Richard Mandell, a specialist on the Olympic Broun, a CBS News journalist for 1 2 years, will Games, and Dewey Selmon, a standout linebacker speak at the March 26 evening session. His latest for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. One of the famed publication is "Tumultuous Merriment," a book Selmon brothers who played at the University of based on his reminiscences as a sports journalist in Oklahoma, Dewey is a candidate for the Ph.D. in the United States and around the world. philosophy at his alma mater. 4 The best gets better THE HIGHEST ENERGY BILL OWNERS OF THIS 1,804 SO. FT. HOME ^ HONDA PAID ALL CB750F LAST YEAR WAS $33.61 IN JANUARY THANKS TO A SUNPAL WATERHEATING FIREPLACE. Developed by a Mechanical Engineering graduate Unanimously voted best in of Clemson University, the patented SunPal Water- class by every major motorcy- heating Fireplace can be installed in several ways to cle magazine in 1979, the Honda CB750F has been Im- save money on energy, in spite of rising costs. proved for 1980! 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Bussey, playing with a sore pass- ing arm, capped the Tiger's only scoring drive with his one-yard touchdown plunge. Later, when the Gamecocks threatened in the And, according to Bussey, there's a lot to tell. " is fourth quarter, it was Bussey who Clemson recovered a USC fumble in the doing an outstanding job bringing Clemson end zone to clinch the in industrialists, businessmen and victory. scholars from all over the country An AII-ACC quarterback and an and the world to conduct sympo- academic Ail-American, Bussey siums and seminars. When peo- ple and the Tigers went on to the 1 957 discover the many areas of Orange Bowl. Clemson's excellence they are These days, Charlie Bussey is anxious to become involved with " leading a different Clemson team. "You don't ever think that you're the University. " Now the president of Laurens at a position you can't improve, Bussey sees involvement as Glass Company, Bussey was says Bussey. "IPTAY cannot one of the keys to IPTAY's suc- elected president of IPTAY, allow itself to be status quo con- cess. " The success of IPTAY is Clemson's athletic scholarship scious, we've got to grow. Each directly related to the loyalty of fund raising club, in June. Accord- year we're raising our goals and alumni and friends of Clemson. athletic ing to Bussey, heading IPTAY is as long as we raise those goals Our programs have been not unlike quarterbacking a foot- and surpass them, as we've done successful over the years, and ball team or managing a business. in the past, we can continue to people recognize Clemson as " o "There is a very close analogy. achieve financial success. being an outstanding university in In quarterbacking a football team Even in the light of IPTAY's areas other than athletics. When or competing in business you real- success under Gressette's lead- you get this gel of academic and ize you are one of a great number ership, Bussey sees very real athletic excellence and then you of people whose efforts are di- challenges ahead, challenges have an organization that com- rected together, and that's the similar to those faced by business. bines the efforts of outstanding secret word, together, at complet- "The business environment really people, I think its natural that your ing a job — whether its scoring affects IPTAY in that IPTAY's live- fund raising organization will be a touchdowns or making a profit. lihood is contributions from its successful one. " Successful athletics, fund rais- The secret of IPTAY is the team members and the ability of its effort of the numerous players, members to give of their time and ing and businesses share several and there are some 15,000 of us, efforts to make IPTAY a going key elements — dedicated directed at doing a job — raising concern. As the business envi- people, a good organization and " money for Clemson athletics. ronment is healthy, you can ex- outstanding leadership. IPTAY, in "We're fortunate to have a pect scholarship fund raising ac- my opinion, has been blessed with strong organization to support this tivities to also be healthy, " says all three. effort. Joe Turner and his IPTAY Bussey. "But, to grow in an envi- '"If we can continue to have the staff along with Athletic Director ronment of double digit inflation athletic prominence that we have Bill McLellan and his staff afford will take real effort and harder enjoyed in recent years, I think the full-time leadership so neces- work than we've ever done be- IPTAY is assured of continuing to " sary for success," says Bussey. fore. be Number One. Succeeding Reeves Gressette Much of this greater effort will With the dedication of IPTAY as IPTA^ h^ad, Bussey is faced fall to the more than 500 IPTAY volunteers and the leadership of with improving a fund raising pro- Representatives covering the two Charlie Bussey, the IPTAY team gram that is already number-one Carolinas and Georgia. The may go all the way. among collegiate IPTAY Representatives, accord- scholarship — by Kelly Durham clubs. Under Gressette's leader- ing to Bussey, "are the ones who ship, IPTAY's membership rolls get the job done." increased from 11,404 to more Bussey is quick to point out that than 15,000 and total contribu- despite the emphasis IPTAY tions grew from $1 ,700,000 annu- places on fund raising, "money is ally to a record $2,700,000 in not the only important thing to IP- IPTAY '80. TAY. We tell the Clemson story." Ronald Paul Barnette Charles W Bussey, Jr W C Harper. Jr T. Heath Copeland J. H McJunkin Henry M Fans, Sr (0 Garry C Phillips Charles Jeter Glenn W T Yarborough Gray Hipp, Jr Hugh Foster Morgan, Jr, W B Owens PICKENS COUNTY Ralph C Prater Charles E Dalton, Chairman Dr N C Wessinger Dr Bill L Atchley o William J Barnett SPARTANBURG COUNTY Edith Batson • • W- M Manning, Jr , Chairman T. James Bell, Jr . M D T, R Adams. Jr • Francis A Etosdell James G Bagnall, 111 Robert C Bradley Andy N Beiers Phillip H Burnett • John L Brady, Sr J Ed Burrell A B Bullington. Jr Jerry R Byrd • William M Cooper • Walter T Cox John B Cornwell, Jr. Dr Robert C Edwards Jack Cribb Charles Ellenburg, Jr Kenneth Cribb Danny Ford Custom Cleaners Gaston Gage, Jr • John Easlerling, Jr Roddey E Gettys, III • W Gerald Emory M. Riggs Goodman Judge Bruce Foster Robert M Guerreri Charlie Bussey Bob Harmon Harry H Gibson Wilbur Hammett IPTAY President Coach Frank J Howard K Floyd M Hunt L. J (Bill) Hendrix. Jr • Director, At-Large Capt Frank J Jervey • Grover C Henry Tom C Lynch. Jr Arthur W O Shields • James V Patterson W A Hudson • William C Singleton • Marvin C Robinson R. R. Ritchie R L Stoddard Robert W Robinson, Jr Wesley A Stoddard Gil Rushton • Ted Wilson Dr B J Skelton • G. Neil Smith • UNION COUNTY Joseph J Turner. Jr Harold E Blackwell. Chairman K. N Vickery H S Harris, Jr Joseph A West • B E Kirby. Jr Eugene P Willimon Thomas E Mack C Evans Putman Dr J H Timmerman Director, District II Director. District 111 IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT II IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT III Bill M. II Dr. J. H. TImmerman Reaves C Evans Putman, Director — District Dr J H Timmerman Director — District I IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer 15 Quail Hill Drive 1 513 Morninghill Dr Greenville, S C 29607 Columbia. S C 29210 Director, District III Director, District IV CHEROKEE COUNTY AIKEN COUNTY Jr , John M Hamrick, Chairman F A Townsend, Jr . Chairman IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS:- Dr W Ronald Barrett • William R Alexander R S Campbell, Jr O C Batchelor Gary E Clary • Alan J Coleman T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director Calhoun Lemon, Director Joe Baxter Clary William J Coleman Hamrick • W. G. DesChamps, Jr., Director George G. Poole, Jr. Wylie Frank T Gibbs E Raymond Parker Elbert Hines Hamilton Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director Chris Suber, Director Sanders Bros , Inc Eugene H Kneece, Jr Harper Gault, Director W H. Taylor, Director John G Molony GREENVILLE COUNTY Alan M Tewkesbury, III F. Reeves Gressett, Jr., Director Marshall Walker, Director K M Walson, Chairman • Dr Charlie W Timmerman Lewis F. Holmes, Director Bill McLellan, Athletic Director Bill & Marian Barbary James L Walpole Frank Howard, Director Joseph J. Turner, Jr., IPTAY Randall Bell Carrol H Warner Walter G Brackin. Jr • Ben G Watson F. E. Hughes, Director Executive Secretary Joseph Bailey Bright • H O Weeks, Sr Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Miles E Bruce Charles A Bryan. Jr EDGEFIELD COUNTY • Walter B Crawford E O Dukes, Jr . Chairman Representatives: Joe B Davenport • Gordon S Davis Joe F Anderson. Jr George M Ducworth William Lem Dillard • J W Gilliam, Jr J. Tom Forrester, Jr Henry EIrod Joe Ben Herlong Dr James Hentz Calvin H Garrett Henry M Herlong, Jr Jr • Robert Lee Hill Clark Gaston. Lewis F Holmes • • Ralph F King. Jr. Joe D Gibson Lewis F Holmes, 111 James F Little Joel W Gray. Ill Thomas H Ryan Harry Major Charles D Hunt Herbert S Yarborough Mr Randall W McClain • Roy F Hunt, Jr • Bill McLellan Richard H Ivesler LEXINGTON COUNTY • P. C. Osteen. Jr Dr Wilhs A King, Jr. D H Caughman, Chairman Robert G. Sharpe Terry A Kingsmore • Johnny L Cagle Chns Suber Henry M Lee R Hugh Caldwell Floyd S Long • James Tracy Childers Jim Patlerson Dr. C. Patrick Killen Terry L Long • William B Clinton. Jr Director. District I GREENWOOD COUNTY Seabrook L Marchant • James A Compton Robert L McCord. Chairman ' J G Miller, Jr Earnest Jamerson Corley. Jr • Corley. Sr IPTAY ORGANIZATION - DISTRICT 1 Dr. F E Abell, Jr William J Neely, Jr H Ralph - Thomas K Morns T A Henry Jim Patterson. Director District I Nick P Anagnost • • P O Box 589 Lewis Bagwell • William H Orders Warren Craig Jumper < Clemson, S C 29631 Wayne Bell • John F Palmer V F Linder. Jr John L. Bracknell I. N Patterson. Jr John W McLure ABBEVILLE COUNTY William E Burnett • George M Plyler William E (Gene) Rhymer, Jr • Ptiilip H Rosenberg, Chairman Johnson Craig C Evans Putman J. W Riser J Shell William H Baxley, III Robert M Erwin. Jr Bobby W Ramsey Tom V Wendel Boggs W. K Fooshe • James Rochester Co., Inc. Charles M Stuck Charles B. Murphy Nevit Y Johnson John G Slattery Woodrow H Taylor M Earle Williamson W M Self Jim League E Richard Taylor, Jr NEWBERRY COUNTY Earle J Bedenbaugh, Chairman ANDERSON COUNTY Mccormick county J Harold Townes, Jr . AIA « Walter B Cousins • S T King, Chairman T. C- Faulkner. Jr , Chairman S. Gray Walsh Melvin E Barnette Dr John P Howard David H Wilkins Louie C Derrick Victor G Chapman, Sr L Glenn Fellers B K Chreitzberg OCONEE COUNTY LAURENS COUNTY Melvin L Longshore • • 68 R Carol Cool< Joe L Harris, Chairman J. R. Adair, Chairman C. H. Ragsdale, III Terry C Shaver • Henry G Simpson Marion W Sams, Jr Duncan C Mclnlyre Joe H Simpson, Jr • Ronald Small James R White. Ill George G Poole. Jr • Clifford T Smitfi J Ryan White, Jr. C Gurnie Stuck • LEE COUNTY SUMTER COUNTY II, • T David Waldrop Jr Carroll Green DesChamps, Chairman DORCHESTER COUNTY Sen O Bowen. Sr W G DesChamps, Jr Thomas W Bailey John J Britton. Jr RICHLAND COUNTY Bethel C Durant H D Byrd E, M DuBose T Fort, Jr James P l\/lcKeown, III. Cfiairman Don R McDaniel Sr Gene W Dukes W Clifford Monroe Henley Dr Wyman L Morris George I & Nancy A Alley Tom R Bailey MARLBORO COUNTY Dexter Rickenbaker R L Wilder, Jr • Jack W Brunson C E Calhoun, Chairman E T (Tom) Salisbury l^ark Avent WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY William T Clawson III Ralpfi E Cooper • Ray C Smith HAMPTON COUNTY John J Snow, Jr , Chairman Dr • Albert G Coune, Jr • F A Spencer Dr Jerry Frank Crews. Jr W C Cottingham James W Engram David B Gohagan W H Cox Winston A Lawton Larry W Flynn YORK COUNTY Fred P Guerry, Jr Edwin Grimes, III, Chairman • William F Speights Fred J Gassaway Thomas James M Kennedy William R Adkins • Thomas Morris, Jr • Jofin tVlelton Gaull, III O • JASPER COUNTY Don E Goligfitly • David E Angel Dale Ferguson, III William E Hair James D Armour Col George B Herndon • 8 L Campbell ORANGEBURG COUNTY Campfield, Harry J Jofinson Dr Roy W Jr • Wm B Bookhart, Jr , Chairman T Gulp • Z K Kelly O F Reeves Gressette Jr • F Buist Eaves, Jr C M Buddy Lewis W C Higginbotham, Jr • Jeffrey A O Cam H S Gault J M Russell, Jr Robert A Richardson E, M George • Jack G Vallentine • Jeffery T Haire Jack Vallentine, III Crawford E Sanders. Ill • G Davis O Smith • James W Hancock, Jr James C Williams, Jr IVI Russell S Wolfe, II John B Smith. Jr A Hand, Jr Dr John H Timmerman • William Frampton Harper • Keith H Waters Alfred Haselden • E Ralph W Wessingei Sr W T Jenkins, Jr • F D Johnson • SALUDA COUNTY James H Owen, Jr • Bernard L Black. Chairman • J C Rhea, Jr • Alfred B Coleman Ben R Smith. Jr • James A Derrick • Marshall E Walker Benjamin H Herlong T Wright C W T Fort. Jr Kenneth Yarborough Director District VI NORTH CAROLINA J H Abrams, Winston Salem W W Allen, Gary IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT VI J Garner Bagnal, Statesville • W T Fort. Jr , Director — District VI David Tilman Cline, Charlotte 26 Adams Street Roland L Connelly, Greensboro Sumter, S C 29150 Eddie N Dalton, Asheville J. Ryan White • CLARENDON COUNTY John Duncan, Mooresville • Director, District V J L Edmonds, Greensboro Theodore B Gardner, Chairman Col Pete Folsom, Hendersonville Julius R Eadon. Jr James B Foster, Charlotte IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT V G H Furse. Jr IV Dr Joe B Godfrey, Forest City • J Ryan White, Director — District V Lawrence I Gibbons E Guy Hendrix, Kernersville • P O Box 487 Dacosta Muckenluss. Jr George A Hutto, Jr , Gastonia IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT IV Walterboro, S C 29488 H B Rickenbaker W. D Kirkpatrick, Winston Salem Bill M Reaves, Director — District IV Horrace F Swilley Robert Cody Lenhardt, Charlotte 515 Richardson Circle, E ALLENDALE COUNTY Robert E McClure, Laurinburg Hartsville, S C 29550 Wiley D Crum DILLON COUNTY Edgar L Miller, Jr , Charlotte Bradley J O Neal W G .Lynn. Chairman • Morris, Jr Hickory Tom R , CHESTER COUNTY Charles F Carmichael • W D Moss, Jr , Mooresville Curtis A Fennell, Chairman BAMBERG COUNTY Billy Daniel • Walter M Nash. III. Greensboro Edward C Abell Claude McCain, Chairman Robert Martin. Jr • Thomas G Roche. Jr , Matthews F E Abell R, Herman Rice L B Hardaway. Jr • Dr. C R Swearingen, Jr , Smithfield Richard A Coleman Fred Schrimpf Charles G Lucius. Jr • Arthur E Thomas, Winston Salem George R Fleming Joseph L Powell • Dr T G Westmoreland, Shelby Dr. Carl H Jones, III BARNWELL COUNTY Billy Gordon Rogers W. E Lindsay • H M Anderson William T Worth, Southern Pines Donald B IVIurray Howard G Dickinson, Jr FLORENCE COUNTY Grover C Kennedy, Jr Rufus M Brown. Chairman GEORGIA CHESTERFIELD COUNTY Calhoun Lemon Mrs Rufus M Brown Sonny Allgood, Toccoa James C Stone. Chairman Norman M Smith, II Marvin Cockfield • Roljert S Bonds. Douglasville Rhett Butler Jimmy L Tarrance Dr William L Coleman • Jerry A Brannon. Tucker Cecil Wayne Comer L M Coleman, Jr • Andrew P Calhoun. Savannah Al Hitchcock BERKELEY COUNTY Frank A Douglass, Jr John Dickerson. Toccoa John R Thomas Dean Matthews Thomas D Birchmore Douglas C Edwards, Atlanta Thomas W Eiserhardt, Atlanta Dan L Tillman. Jr Lawrence C McMillan Clyde S Bryce, Jr, Howard E Hord, Atlanta W. H, Thornley • L B, Finklea, Jr Robert A King, Columbus DARLINGTON COUNTY Harold B Haynes William C Lawson, Savannah Dr Wm P Kennedy, Chairman BEAUFORT COUNTY Ernest L Jones John L Murray, Jr , Augusta Hubert C Baker, D D S George J F Bullwinkel. Jr • L Chappell Jones Thomas E Peterson, Conyers Carter J W Henry C Chambers James W King Edwin S Presnell, Augusta IVIarion D Hawkins, Jr, Gibson Gibson Stephen H Mudge • A. Priester, Jr U , LaGrange Dr G J Lawhon, Jr J Louis Grant John F Poole Mickey Earl Reeves, Lawrenceville William B McCown, III Bryan Loadholt Wilbur O Powers W, B Shedd, La Grange Harry • M (McDonald J. Harry Tarrance Tom M Robertson Lawrence Starkey, Jr , Atlanta Dr M B Nickles, Jr John G Rose Joseph Wm Turner, Jr , Albany Bill M Reaves • CALHOUN COUNTY Allen P Wood, AIA Dr. Eugene P Willimon. Jr , La Grange • Bobby J. Yarborough, Macon John C Walker William H Bull Edward L Young Dennis Yarborough • Martin C Cheatham Lawrence M Gressette. Jr GEORGETOWN COUNTY OTHER STATES FAIRFIELD Emerson E Andrishok. Warren. N J COUNTY Joe Thomas Branyon ,lr Louis IvI Bennett. Nashville. Boulware CHARLESTON COUNTY J C Cauthen, Jr • George U Tenn J K Coleman • Van Noy Thornhill. Chairman • Glenn A Cox • Carl F Bessent, Baltimore, Md. Ill • Knoxville, Ernest C Hughes John Adams. Samuel M Harper T, C Breazeale. Jr . Tenn Forest E Hughes, Jr Archie E Baker A H Lachicotte, Jr Robert T Cathey, Houston, Tex Harold R Jones • H L Dukes. Jr Joe Young Robert P Corker. Signal Mountain, Tenn Mr M Dreher Gaskin Maj- Frank J Cox, Anniston, Ala KERSHAW COUNTY William A Grant • HORRY COUNTY W B Croxton, Sao Paulo, Brazil J F Watson, Chairman • Miss Beverly Hafers R G Horton, Chairman • James C Furman, Franklin. Tenn Kenneth W Carson, D D S Mac R Harley James W Barnette, Jr • Walter L Garvin, Bristol, Tenn Jr Tommie W James, Gregory Alan Jones F L Bradham • Alvin Judson Hurt, Jr , Cincinnati, Ohio G P Lachicotte • Fla William C Kennerty Buddy Gore • F H, Inabnit, Jr , Jacksonville, T F IvIcNamara, Jr Samuel W McConnell John P Pat Gore Capt Ed Jackson, Colorado Springs, Colo. David M Murray, Jr. Holcombe Motor Co • Dave Moorhead, Arlington, Va LANCASTER COUNTY Hans F Paul Lewis S Horton • John Osteen, Germantown, Tenn Garrett J l^obley. Chairman • Carl S Pulkinen S, F. Horton • Phihp H Prince. New York City, N Y James A & Al Adams Paul Quattlebaum. Jr • Thurmon W. McLamb J, V Roberts. Eufaula, Ala. John Avinger O Walter A Renken. Jr R S. Winfield • Ben K Sharp, Cleveland. Tenn W P Clyburn A. B Schirmer. Jr John C Sharpe, Germantown, Tenn. Dexter L Cook Dr. J Robert Stout MARION COUNTY Harry W Smith. Kingsport. Tenn • Tony J Crenshaw Troy Carroll Atkinson. III. Chairman • Patrick K White. Cheraw. S C Marion D Lever, Jr COLLETON COUNTY T C Atkinson. Jr • Millie D Williams. Florence, Ala • Joe H Lynn Jack W Carter, Sr • John H Holt William Lindsay Wylie, Bloomfield Hills, Mi James Alton Mobley, Jr. William T Howell Robert G. Mace Leon R. Young, Winter Park. Fla McAbee Custom Carpet Serviee, Imc^ (formerly Certified Carpet Service, Inc.) Call on Greenville^s Oldest and Most Experienced Carpet Service Carpet & tile sales Industrial maintenance Carpet installation Binding & fringing area rugs Carpet & upholstery cleaning Jim McAbee & Staff invite you to visit their new showroom & workroom Kings Rd. Industrial Park 277-0470 Off Old Mauldin Rd. 277-2519 During the fiscal year 1979-80, Clemson's IPTAY Gressette and his staff, along with the more than 500 Club experienced its finest year. For the sixteenth con- IPTAY Representatives, led the organization to a record secutive year contributions exceeded those of the pre- setting year. The organization achieved one hundred vious twelve month period. IPTAY President Reeves and fifty-six percent of its projected goal. ' Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Mudge $2,000 IPTAY SCHOLARSHIP ZLTso Lake City. SC Life Members and Honorary Life Members forest Products Inc John L. Murray, Jr. Statesville, NC Augusta, GA Mark S. Avent Mrs. Donna Merck Jones Arch Fowler Dr. M. B. Nickles, Jr. Bennettsville, SC Norfolk, VA Columbia, SC Hartsville, SC Dr. B. R. Ewing Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Lawton Mr. & Mrs. Neil S. Granger 'In Memory of V. K. Hines" 79 Anderson, SC Estill. SC Greenville, SC Florence, SC Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Crews William H. Mathis John E. Hamilton Palmetto Spinning Corp, Columbia, SC Atlanta, GA Jacksonville, FL Laurens, SC Alonzo M. DeBruhl C. Heyward Morgan J. Benson Harrison Peeler Jersey Farms, Inc. Greer, SC Greenville, SC Taylors, SC Gaffney, SC Bill Folk, Jr. Memorial Piedmont Paper Co., Inc. L. J. (Bill) Hendrix, Jr. Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Greensboro, NC Asheville, NC Spartanburg. SC Anderson, SC Grant's Textiles. Inc. Billy Powers Imperial Die Casting Corp. Mr. & Mrs. George G. Poole, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Florence, SC Pickens, SC Mullins, SC Mrs. C. Guy Gunter In Memory of Jack R. Miller Jeffrey Manufacturing Division H. B. Risher Greenville, SC By Philip & Celeste Prince Greenville, SC Spartanburg, SC New York, NY Mrs, C, Guy Gunter #2 Capt. Frank J. Jervey Dick Hendley-Sanitation Inc Greenville, SC Mrs. Lena A. Sloan Clemson, SC Greenville, SC Clemson, SC Mr. & Mrs. Joe F. Hayes Dr. William P. Kay, Jr. Davis 0. Smith Greenville. SC Mr. & Mrs. John R. Smith Belton, SC Columbia, SC Anderson, SC Coach Frank J. Howard Clarence Koester-ARA Services Socar Incorporated Clemson, SC Mr. & Mrs. Eugene P. Willimon Inc. Florence, SC Clemson, SC Atlanta, GA B, C. Inabinet, Jr. Southern Distributors of Hopkins, SC A. H. Lachicotte, Jr. Spartanburg, Inc. Pawleys Island, SC Spartanburg, SC Abney Mills R, L, Bryan Co. Anderson, SC Columbia, SC Leasing Associates Southern Bank & Trust Co. Anderson, SC Greenville, SC Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Addis J. Ed Burrell Greenville, SC Easley, SC Calhoun Lemon Bill Starnes Barnwell, SC Perry, SC George & Nancy Alley In Memory of Ralph M.& Herbert Columbia, SC Cannon By Alan Y. Cannon Mrs. E. Oswald Lightsey James B. Stephens Anderson, SC Hampton, SC Greenville, SC A, D. Amick Memorial Batesburg, SC Carolina Eastern Inc. Mr. & Mrs. V. F. Linder, Jr. Superior Synthetic Fibers Inc, Charleston, SC Irmo, SC Charlotte, NC T. C. Atkinson, III & Friend Marion, SC Walnut Grove Auction Sales, Inc. 'In Memory of Elbert L. Bailes" Joseph D. Swann Roebuck, SC West Union. SC Gainesville, GA T. L. Ayers, Jr. Greenville, SC Clover Knits Inc. C. B. Martin John D. Tice Clover, SC Greenville, SC Dalton, GA Bob Baker Anderson, SC Ralph E. Cooper James P. McKeown, III Mr. & Mrs. Allen K. Trobaugh Columbia, SC Columbia, SC Midland, TX Y. C. Ballenger Electrical Contr. 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Campbell. Jr. Greenville, SC Gaflney. SC Forrest E. Hughes, Jr, Rosenberg-Barber-Nelson Dr, J, Clayton Richardson & Winnsboro, SC Cooper Motor Lines, Inc. Abbeville, SC Dr. C. Eric Richardson David D, Curry Greenville, SC Belton, SC Gaffney. SC Harold R Jones Don Southard, Jr, Winnsboro. SC C, Curtis Crawford Abbeville, SC Ruble H. Black Wylie Hamrick Greenville, SC Honea Path, SC Gaffney, SC FLORENCE AIKEN Walter B, Crawford Mr & Mrs Joseph B. Ridgeway E Raymond Parker- Mr. & Mrs, Rufus M, Brown Greenville, SC "A Tiger" Honea Path, SC Gaffney Broadcasting Inc. Florence. SC Aiken, SC Gaffney. SC Glen Gordon Daves, M.D The Peoples Bank of Iva L. Chappell Jones J L. Locklair F. A, Townsend & Iva, SC Rusty Poole & David P, Riggins Florence, SC Greenville, SC F, A. Townsend, Jr. Gaffney. SC J, Lawrence Cartee Aiken, SC James H. Rice Gordon S, Davis Pendleton. SC Sanders Bros.. Inc. Florence, SC Greenville, SC Robert H, Bell, Jr. Gaffney. SC Dr. Jim Hellams Graniteville, SC Tom M, Robertson Enwright Assocs. . Inc. Pendleton. SC Florence. SC Greenville. SC Dick Day CHESTERFIELD Harper Builders Inc. North Augusta, SC J, Chris Swift Dr. & Mrs. John M. Thomason Dr. William Evins Williamston, SC Cheraw. SC Florence. SC Greenville, SC Frank T, Gibbs North Augusta. SC BAMBERG Dr. Billy Blakeney James W. King Harrison S, Forrester Pageland. SC Johnsonville, SC Greenville, SC John T. Gibbs. Jr. Dr F. Marion Dwight North Augusta. SC Bamberg, SC King Farms-Joe W. King Francis Product CLARENDON Johnsonville, SC Greenville, SC Harry L. Howard BEAUFORT John William Green North Augusta. SC Palmetto Health Associates Francis Realty Co, Turbeville, SC Bates Associates, Johnsonville, SC Greenville, SC Mr. & Mrs. George L. Webb Architects/Planners Salley, SC John E, Taylor, Jr. Freeman. Wells & Maior Hilton Head Island, SC COLLETON Johnsonville, SC Greenville. SC Carrol H. Warner Dr, J Frank Biggers Wagener, SC BERKELEY Walterboro. SC William G, Moorer Tom Garrett Lake City, SC Greenville. SC Norm Greene ANDERSON Moncks Corner, SC DARLINGTON Joe, Joey & Bobby Bostick A. P. Gray R, A, All & W. Frank Eskridge William M Boyce Pamplico, SC Greenville, SC Berlin G Myers Lumber Corp Anderson, SC Darlington. SC Moncks Corner. SC Dr. William L. Coleman Joel W. Gray, III B, K. Chreitzberg R, B. Pond Const, Co.. Inc Pamplico. SC Greenville, SC Sanders Brothers Anderson. SC William M Boyce Kirk Austin Hardwood Mfg, Co, #1 Darlington, SC GEORGETOWN R. Carol Cook Moncks Corner. SC Greenville, SC Mrs. Yank Barnneau Anderson, SC R. B. Pond. Jr. John H. Swicord, M.D. Andrews. SC James F, Harrison Darlington, SC R Doug Cromer Moncks Corner, SC Greenville, SC Tommy & Eve Branyon Anderson, SC Carlton D. Buckles M, W, Umphlett Memorial Andrews. SC J, Kirk Hind Hartsville. SC First National Bank of SC By: Clyde D, & Greenville, SC Loyd C. Morris Anderson & Clemson Office Calhoun W. Umphlett Dr, Paul A. Coward Andrews. SC Francis K (Frank) Hinnant Anderson, SC Moncks Corner, SC Hartsville. SC Greenville, SC C. L. Cribb, Jr, Forrester's Ware Brothers Const Co Dr. G. J. Lawhon. Jr. Georgetown, SC Mauhce Holman Anderson. SC Moncks Corner, SC Hartsville, SC Greenville, SC Samuel M. Harper Frank Distributing Co. Albany Felt Co Harry M. McDonald Georgetown, SC W. M. Hooks Anderson. SC Moncks Corner, SC Hartsville, SC Greenville, SC Glenn, Myra & Jennifer Cox Dr. Walter L. Gaillard Mr, & Mrs, John A, Walter In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. W, P. Pawleys Island Apothecary Willie R, Hudson Anderson. SC St. Stephens, SC (Pap) Timmerman Pawleys Island, SC Greenville, SC Hartsville. SC George s Drive Inn Dick Hendley-lndustrial Anderson. SC CHARLESTON William D, Rigby Pawleys Island, SC Housekeeping, Inc, F, A, Bailey, III DILLON Hopper Gulf Service Greenville, SC Charleston, SC Charles F. Carmichael Anderson. SC & Savings Inc, GREENVILLE Intex Products, Inc. Leon M, Fulmer May B. King Memorial Dillon, SC W. J. 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Poinsett Construction Company specializes in commercial and industrial construction assignments for clients in the Carolines, Georgia and Tennessee. The building shown here is one of the thirty projects we completed during 1979-80. It is also our fifth assignment from Community Bank. In addition to our conventional construction services, we are also an authorized dealer for Pascoe pre-engineered pascoel building systems. pomsett construction co., inc. P O. BOX 8838, GREENVILLE, S C. 29604 (803) 299-1050 P.O. BOX 10946, CHARLESTON, S.C, 2941 1 (803) 747-5295 Of the many memories I have of my career at Clemson, the No- vember 2, 1957 Clemson-Rice game tends to be set apart from other games I played in. First, we were a young team which had relied heavily upon un- tested sophomores. This inexpe- rience was in part responsible for early season losses to UNC and N. C. State, and although the week before the Rice game we won the big one by upsetting the Gamecocks on Big Thursday, we were rated a two-touchdown un- derdog against Rice. Rice was a talented team with some great players. Among them were King Hill, Frank Ryan and Buddy Dial. The game was played on their field on a Saturday night and was the only night contest we had scheduled for the season. The Owls won the toss and elected to receive the opening kickoff. Although neither team was able to generate a scoring threat during the first quarter, the Tigers — on our first possession and with the play calling of Bill Barbary and the running of Rudy Hayes, Charlie Home, and session. Harvey White, our quar- punt, I fractured my right collar George Usry — advanced the ball terback, moved our team in 13 bone. I asked my fellow team to the Rice 30 before a holding plays to the Rice 20 and then hit members not to tell Coach How- penalty stopped the drive. Whitey Jordan with a touchdown ard because I knew this was my With the beginning of the sec- pass. The point after was good. last game of the '57 season. ond quarter, the excitement of the The two minutes remaining in Beginning the fourth quarter, game increased. Rice moved the the first half following the Tiger we drove 89 yards in 21 plays, ball 70 yards in 17 plays to take a touchdown were action-packed Keeping the ball on the ground the 7-0 lead. During the drive King indeed. Through a combination of entire drive, we ran over 9 minutes Hill, the Rice quarterback, ran the passing and running. King Hill off the clock. Most personally ball 19 yards to the Tiger 5 and moved the Owls to the Clemson satisfying for me was my scoring followed with a scoring pass to the 28, where his attempted field goal the game's final touchdown from 4 right end zone. with 2 seconds remaining fell yards out, giving Clemson a 20-7 With 8 minutes remaining in the short in the end zone. Charlie victory. second quarter, we roared back Home picked it up for us and re- From a tactical standpoint, both with a score on the following pos- turned it 35 yards before being of our quarterbacks. Bill Barbary tackled. He almost broke it, but the and Harvey White, had called a half ended 7-7. near perfect ball control game. The second half began with while penalties hurt the Owl team Clemson receiving the kickoff and when they did have the ball, sustaining a 72-yard drive to take These factors and the fact that the a 14-7 lead over Rice. During the Clemson team was able to de- drive we were faced with two very fense the Hill to Dial aerial combi- critical play situations. In the first, nation played a big part in our vic- third at tory. a and eleven the Rice 31 , Bill Barbary hit Bill Few with a 1 7- One vivid post-game memory is yard pass to keep the drive alive. Bill McClellan and I sitting in the In the second situation, a fourth emergency room of a Houston and four at the Rice nine, Harvey hospital that Saturday night White hit Charlie Home with a around midnight. I'm sure both of nine-yard scoring pass. us will agree to this day that my Near the end of the third quar- injury was minor compared to the ter. Rice forced us to punt from our cases that arrived while we were 29-yard line. While covering the waiting there. GROUP — HEALTH — LIFE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE SPECIALIST SAM J. GRAIN & CO., INC, 225 W. STONE AVE. — P. O. BOX 2563 GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA 29602 TELEPHONE 803-242-4071 SAM J. GRAIN GREENVILLE, S. G. President Off. 803-242-4071 Insulation Contractors • Distributors • Engineers CORPORATION P. O, Box 1804 Greenville, S. 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The father of this Clemson freshman played football for ACC rival North Carolina between 1950-54. A) William Devane B) Eddie Geathers James Robinson Willie Underwood Andy Headen Kevin Mack C) Bobby Pope D) Frank Fredere won the award. A) Mike Eppley B) once rushed for 395 yards in a 3. This Tiger linebacker had a Bill Davis C) Ricky Gray D) Jim high school football game. A) key fumble recovery against Notre Scott Randy Learn B) Anthony Rose C) Dame in 1979 that changed the 10. This Tiger receiver has a Carl E. Martin D) Carl F. Martin momentum of the contest to cousin who once starred at a re- 16. Who was the only Clemson Clemson's favor. A) Chuck Rose ceiver spot for Southern Califor- defensive back to grab two inter- B) Danny Triplett C) Jeff Davis D) nia. A) Perry Tuttle B) Jeff ceptions in one game last year? Dave Mannella Stockstill C) Bubba Diggs D) Bo He had two thefts for 62 yards O 4. What Clemson defender Edwards against Notre Dame in the win leads the team in weight lifting in 11. What Clemson defensive South Bend. A) Jack Cain B) Terry six of the top styles of lifting? A) back had 1 3 tackles against Mary- Kinard C) Eddie Geathers D) Wil- > Dan Benish B) Jeff Davis C) Lee land in 1 979, the most tackles by a lie Underwood Nanney D) Jeff Bryant Clemson secondary player in the 5. His brother plays football for last three years? A) Willie Under- Rating system: Joe Paterno at Penn State. A) Jeff wood B) Eddie Geathers C) Terry 1 -5 right are South Caro- Wells B) Glenn Gallagher C) Jim Kinard D) Jack Cain — You a lina fan who got lost on the way to Speros D) Dave Mannella 12. This all-around athlete is a Columbia and ended up in the 6. He was the only freshman to Clemson offensive player who wrong stadium. start more than 50 percent of the also plays baseball for the Tigers. O 6-10 right — You are a budding Tiger contests last year. A) Andy He was MVP of the Atlantic Re- Tiger fan on the verge of turning Headen B) Terry Kinard C) Ray gionals in last year's NCAA base- e orange. Brown D) Gary Brown ball tournament. A) Glenn Gal- 11-14 right — Spend more time 7. This highly regarded fresh- lagher B)Cliff Austin C) Jerry Gail- with your wife, your marriage is in man is a cousin of all-state defen- lard D) Bo Blanton jeopardy. sive back Eddie Geathers. A) Ike 13. The father of this current 15 right — You've been spending Williams B) Rod McSwain C) Ken Tiger lineman was a star at Clem- too much time reading the Orange Brown D) Duke Holloman son in the late forties and early & White. 8. This fleet wide receiver was a fifties. A) Jeff Wells B) Rick Bailey right Ford im- two-time High School Ail-Ameri- C) Charlie Bauman D) Alex Hud- 16 — See Coach mediately. We are sure he can can in track. He still holds his son find a position with his staff. state's record in the triple jump. A) 14. This Clemson runningback you Frank Magwood B) Joey Smith C) averaged an incredible 13 yards Kendall Alley D) Perry Tuttle per carry over his final two sea- a 91. 'V SL 'a Pi a ei. 9. This Clemson freshman football. be- sons of high school A) 'V zi 'a u '0 01- 'V 6 'a 8 'a came the first recipient of the Jamie Pope B) Bobby Pope C) z 'a 9 '0 9 'a p 'V e 'a 2 'a l Frank Johnstone Jervey Scholar- Chuck McSwain D) Cliff Austin :SJ8AASUV ship since 1 975 when Steve Fuller 15. This Clemson defensive back In J^m tY(/ ^cafoodpLn. ^^—^ i 103 AUTO & TRUCK PARTS INC. I arts 3«r jui mj. Car. & OrucL TRUCK & FOREIGN CAR PARTS CAR PARTS Hwy. No. 1 — Schultz Hill 329 Sand Bar Ferry Road North Augusta, S. C. 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