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year ever in 1 979 when he guided the Tigers Clemson Players to the national finals This year the Tigers Clemson Alphabetical Roster will be young, feel but most Ibrahim can field Clemson Numerical Roster another title contender Opponent's Numerical Roster Today's Band Program 52-53 Starters for Both Teams 61 The Tiger band has another exciting pregame and halftime show lined up for today's 55 Opponent's Alphabetical Roster encounter with the Catamounts The Tiger 58-59 Meet Today s Opponent Twirlers will be one of the halftime features Assistant Coaches On The Cover: 63 Larry Van Der Heyden and Curley Hallman All-conference candidate Eddie Geathers is are two of s Clemson more experienced one of the veterans of Clemson s highly re- coaches garded defense. For more on the Myrtle Beach University Feature native see page five. 65 The University Public Relations Department spotlights the upcoming annual "Flower Day" festivities on the Clemson University Photo Credits: A special thanks to the Clem- campus. son Communications Center staff of Jim Burns, Past Player Feature Charles Haralson. Vince Ducker, Hal Smith. 97 Willie Anderson, present Clemson assistant Ben Hendricks, Jim Martin, Lance McKinney. coach, recalls his outstanding 1 7-tackle performance against South Carolina in 1974. Dave Lewis and Tom Shockley. Also to John Tiger Tease Rowntree of the Orange & White. Earle Martin t 103 Harold Vigodsky, the authority of Clemson and Jim Bradley. sports, tests the most avid Clemson fan with a football quiz Clemson's Football programs have received a national award from the College Sports Infor-

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by Tim Bourret Final Statistics Clemson vs. Georgia Two teams with exciting, but September 20, 1980 error-prone offenses will do battle in Death Valley this afternoon Tigers Bulldogs Tigers Bulldogs when Clemson meets Western Total Yards 351 157 First Downs 26 10 Total Plays 90 48 Rushing Attempts 63 41 Carolina for the first time on the Time of Possession . 40:34 1926 Yards Rushing . 204 126 gridiron. Both schools have Final Score 16 20 Yards Passing 147 31 moved the football very efficiently this year, but strange things seem the first extended action of his versus Furman, the Catamounts to happen when the smell of the career. turned the ball over three times goal line gets strong. The Tiger defense was also and committed many costly penal- Most knowledgeable football outstanding, limiting the highly re- ties. fans, and in fact, those who know garded Georgia attack to only 1 57 Like Clemson, the Catamounts next to nothing about the sport, yards in total offense. Georgia ran have moved the ball consistently would conclude that there must be only 10 plays in the first half and on offense, especially through the many misprints in the above table. did not get a first down. Vince air. Sophomore quarterback Ron- How could one team dominate Dooley's team converted only one nie Mixon has taken over for every phase of the game as Clem- third-down conversion the entire former Clemson transfer Mike son did last Saturday agamst afternoon, as Jeff Davis' 11 tack- Pussey, who was one of the lead- Georgia and still lose. les and Steve Durham's 10 led ing passers in the nation while But, a fumble here and an inter- Clemson's defensive squad. But, leading the Catamounts over the ception there, and all that yardage in the end, it was Tiger mistakes last couple of seasons. Mixon has can quickly go to waste. "We were that led to Georgia's third straight connected on 37 of 76 passes for well prepared to beat Georgia," win of the year. 474 yards and one touchdown. said Tiger Head Coach Danny Western Carolina has met a Classmate David Mashburn has Ford, "we just did not prepare to similar fate this season. The hit on 11 of 20 aerials for 162 beat Clemson. We are a young Catamounts have committed nine yards. He played the second half team that showed many bright turnovers in three games this against Furman last week and spots last Saturday, but we will not year, and it has been mistakes connected on 9-16 for 145 and be a good football team until we that have led to their two losses two touchdowns. So, Coach Ford stop beating ourselves." this season. In a 26-10 loss to will have to prepare for two signal The Tigers ran off 56 plays in Tennessee Tech, Western Caro- callers this week. the first half to only 10 for Georgia lina fumbled on its first offensive One of the reasons the Cata- last Saturday, and controlled the play of the game. Last Saturday mounts use the air game so often clock for 25;10. That is the longest time of possession for a single half 1980 CLEMSON STATS 1980 WESTERN CAROLINA STATS for a Clemson team since the Ti- gers began keeping time of pos- RUSHING RUSHING session in 1977. Atts Yds Avg TD LG Atts Yds Avg TD LG Many Tigers stood out in the C McSwain 27 112 4 1 19 James 40 127 3 2 1 22 Pickett 15 87 5 7 24 Williams 21 98 4 7 40 20-16losstoGeorgia. Perry Tuttle Jordan 22 64 2 9 1 12 Womack 6 37 6.2 16 caught a career-high tying eight McCall 22 53 2 4 6 Mashburn 8 31 3.9 9 passes for 92 yards against the Austin 14 44 3.1 12

W. Carolina . 95 240 2 5 1 40 Bulldogs, giving him 12 receptions CLEMSON . . 123 421 3 4 2 24 Opponents 164 580 3 5 5 46 for the season. Tuttle is already in Opponents 87 238 2 7 1 26 eighth place on the all-time pass PASSING PASSING Atts Yds Int Yds TD Pet. receiving list at Clemson with his Atts Cmp Int Yds TD Pet Mixon . . 76 37 2 474 1 487 57 receptions. He is only seven Jordan 21 12 1 192 1 .571 Mashburn 20 11 1 162 2 .550 receptions behind Bennie Cun- Gasque 20 11 2 154 .550 W Carolina 96 48 3 636 3 500 ningham, now with the Pittsburgh CLEMSON 41 23 3 346 1 561 Opponents . 42 24 1 307 3 571 Steelers. And the Winston-Salem, NC native still has another year RECEIVING RECEIVING after this one. PC Yds Avg TD LG PC Yds Avg TD LG

Tuttle 12 197 16 4 1 59 Harp 18 217 12 1 1 32 Freshman fullback Edgar Pick- Galllard ... 5 1 1 22 2 41 Dean 10 159 15 9 49 ett and junior quarterback Mike Stockstill 2 14 14 9 James 6 78 130 12

Gasque should both be com- McCall 1 18 18 18 McGill 5 98 19,6 2 31 mended for their pinch-hitting CLEMSON 23 346 15.0 1 59 W Carolina ... 48 636 13 3 3 49 roles last Saturday. Pickett, a Opponents 13 150 11,5 24 Opponents .. 24 307 12 8 3 — freshman from Lexington, NC, ran PUNTING PUNTING for 75 yards in only 12 carries to No Yds Avg LP No Yds Avg LP lead the Tiger ground attack. D, Sims 4 186 46.5 51 Corbin 19 708 37,3 50 off the twice Gasque came bench Hendley 1 43 43.0 43 W. Carolina 19 708 37.3 50 to lead the Tigers to 80-yard CLEMSON 5 229 45,8 51 Opponents 15 570 38 55 drives that ended in Tiger scores. Opponents 8 318 39.8 50 He hit 8-16 passes for 97 yards in A victorv in the Irish

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:eiver. Harp has grabbed 18 ning down the hill. " Today's con- • In-depth features • Dasses this year (six in every test with Western Carolina will recruiting info • action packed photos game), for 217 yards and one mark the 150th time the Tigers • full game coverage :ouchdown. The unknown scat- have "run down the hill, ' to the • up to date statistics in "Tiger " at Dack was third in the country chorus of Rag the open- • a sports quiz for Tigers 'eceiving in 1979 and second in ing of the game. • much, much more! :he nation in 1978. He speared 57 Clemson first ran down the hill

'eceptions for over 1 ,000 yards a in 1942 for the season opener /ear ago. against Presbyterian. The Tigers Mail to: The Orange and White Overall, it should be an interest- won that contest 32-13 and con- PO Box 828 ng game because both teams tinued the tradition until 1970. The Clemson, SC 29631 nave demonstrated a love for the tradition was halted for the 1970, wide-open game. Based on each 1971 and 1972 seasons. The tra- :eam's season so far, the team dition made its comeback for the ;hat makes the fewest errors, 1972 Clemson-South Carolina orobably will register an addition game. The Tigers upset the Name to its victory column this after- Gamecocks 7-6 that day and the noon. tradition has been carried on ever Address since. The Tigers have an overall City record of 103-44-3 in games in Today will be a landmark day for which they entered the stadium in State _ Zip a Clemson tradition. One of Clem- this unique fashion. ClerfTsoD "feisure blankets!

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" When a football player is part of watching films, the Myrtle Beach, got his baptism under fire in the a secondary that comes close to S. C. native said. "I watch films to 1977 Georgia game where he breaking a school record that has learn the receiver and the quar- played a key role in the Tigers' 7-6

I'll going against victory over the Bulldogs. He had stood for nearly 30 years, it is only terback be up natural that the player would want that particular week. I especially three interceptions his first year, to break the record during some like to study the throwing motionof and his second year, and in 1979. future season. the quarterback because I can His nine career interceptions Eddie Geathers was a member usually time when the ball will get makes him seventh on the all-time of the 1978 defensive backfield to the receiver in the game just by career interception record. The in- that had 24 thefts for the season, watching how he throws the ball in terception that was probably his one short of the record the 1951 the films. Also, quarterbacks have most memorable, however, oc- Gator Bowl team set. Breaking certain signals, like hand or feet curred in 1979 against Wake that mark is one of Geathers' motions, that indicate which way Forest when he sped 43 yards goals for the season. the play will go and a lot of times a with a stolen Jay Venuto pass certain motion indicates a certain down to the Deacon one yardline "When I leave Clemson," Geathers said, "I want to be able to set up a Tiger touchdown. "I was really fired up for the to say that I was a part of the secondary that set the record for in- Wake game, " Geathers recalled. terceptions." "They are a throwing team and To achieve this goal, Geathers they throw a lot to Wayne Baum- and his partners in crime will have gardner, who I was covering. I to go against the likes of Georgia's timed it just right and got the ball. Lindsay Scott, Western Carolina's The rest of the team blocked in

Gerald Harp, N. C. State's r\^ike just the right places and I really

Quick, and Wake Forest's Wayne thought I was going to score. It

Baumgardner, four receivers hurt a little not getting it in, but I Geathers says 'can all do so was glad we scored and won the

" much. They have all the ingre- game. dients. They are fast, they have Another one of Geathers' mem- good hands, and they can put orable plays came against Geor- some moves on you. People like gia last year when he tackled that really keep you on your toes. Bulldog quarterback Jeff Pyburn "The coaching staff is looking for a safety in Clemson's 1 2-7 win. for me and Willie (Underwood) to "We were in a basic pass cov- provide leadership and to really erage with three deep men. My job take charge, since we're both was not to let receivers get deep seniors. This year the team is by going down the sidelines. I saw more disciplined, and that makes that the quarterback was hobbling a difference. The players' will to the ball and he looked like he was work hard to win is the same, but in trouble, so I came up to the line we are going to have to play with of scrimmage. I saw an opportun-

" more intensity. We have to keep receiver. You can pick all that kind ity and I got him, Geathers said intensity high to be as good as we of stuff up by looking at the films. with a slight grin. | think the thing I'll remember have been, " Geathers added. "I try to keep looking from the Head coach Danny Ford em- man I'm covering to the quarter- most about my days at Clemson phasized Geathers' feelings when back to see how the play de- will be the people. When I was the Tiger coach said, "We are velops," the 6-2, 186-pound cor- being recruited, Clemson was los-

I told that no looking for leadership by example nerback said. "I pattern my play ing. had always been from Eddie Geathers this year. He after Jack Tatum of the Houston one supports a loser, but all the has been in big situations before Oilers and Mike Haynes of New fans were patting the players on and he knows how to handle them. England because Tatum is a real the back and saying good game' He has been a solid performer in hitter and Haynes likes to inter- and stuff. That really impressed

I will the past and I know he'll help the cept the ball, and a defensive back me. always remember

" team a great deal this year. is no good unless he likes to do everybody involved with the pro- Getting ready for the season both. gram — and beating South Caro- over the summer, Geathers said, "I would like to play pro ball next lina three times," Geathers said

It with a laugh. "was a chore. I would run from year. has been one of my goals two-to-three miles a day, then in life to play in the pros. It is prob- Whether or not Eddie Geathers come in and jump rope to help my ably every football player's dream is part of a record-setting defen- quickness and then do pushups to play professional football, and sive backfield that beat Carolina

" for upper body strength. I didn't do I'm no exception, Geathers add- three times remains to be seen, a whole lot of weight work, though. ed. but Eddie Geathers will always be Willie (Underwood) does a lot of A starter for most of his four what secondary coach Mickey weight work and very little run- years, Geathers has never Andrews calls him — "A winner," ning. When Performance Counts

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and Rick Weddington, and it didn't tion to their win column. an awful lot. I hope we won't have One of the matchups that will to double cover him because that take much intelligence to figure decide the war will be the battle could really open up the rest of out I was outclassed there. Luck- between Jack Cain, Clemson's their offense and put a lot more ily, Coach (Mickey) Andrews took free safety, and Gerald Harp, pressure on the rest of our sec- me under his wing, and I made the switch to free safety." Western Carolina's Ail-American ondary. However, if he starts hurt- candidate at wide receiver. Cain is ing us, we'll have to pay him a lot "As slow as I am and with my

" the hard-hitting Tiger defender more attention. size, " laughs Cain, "I'm not the who started 1 1 games for the Harp has definitely been hurting type of player that makes a Tiger secondary that allowed only many of the teams he has played coach's eyes light up the first time three touchdown passes in the against in his three years at West- he sees me However, at Clemson regular season last year. Harp has ern Carolina. The native of Red on defense, if you go out and hit been among the nation s leading Oak, GA has caught 142 passes hard and go all out every play,

" receivers over the past two sea- for 2,441 yards and 23 touch- you're going to get a chance. sons. downs. Furthermore, despite see- Apparently, Jack Cain has been Despite their working on oppo- ing mostly double coverage, he very successful at being in the site sides of the line of scrimmage, owns six Southern Conference right place at the right time. Last Cain and Harp do have some pass receiving records including season, he turned in some out- things in common. First of all, both the career yardage record even standing performances. Against are experienced seniors. Sec- though he still has this season to Maryland, he came up from his ondly, they are both natives of go. He was also named the safety spot to make 1 3 tackles, the Georgia who left that state to play Southern Conference Player of most tackles by a defensive sec- major college football. And finally, the Year in 1 978, while making the ondary player since Clemson they are both very similar in size all-conference team the last two began keeping tackling statistics. (Cain 5-10, 170, and Harp 5-9, seasons. He also broke up several pass

1 60) — much too small by college Obviously, the Clemson sec- plays in crucial games including standards to make a team, never ondary and Jack Cain will have games with North Carolina and mind starting. Despite the lack of their hands full. Cain, who came to Wake Forest. He also caused a size, both players have been Clemson from Atlanta, GA as a fumble against Notre Dame last major contributors the last few walk-on wide receiver, has made season with his hard hitting and years for their respective teams. the transition to the defensive remembers the play vividly. Gerald Harp has benefited from secondary, and has turned in "I remember those Notre Dame the Western Carolina passing at- many outstanding performances receivers as being real monsters. tack tremendously. He has not for the Tigers since moving to de- They were the biggest we'd faced only led the Southern Conference fense. all season. Anyway, Tony Hunter in receiving the last two seasons, 'I came to Clemson on a grudge caught a down and out. Rex but he was second in the nation in because the head coach at my (Varn) was holding on to him and Hunter was kind of dragging Rex

along behind him. I came running over and tried to stick my helmet

on the ball. I kind of bounced off of him because he was so much big-

ger than me ", he chuckled, "but

" the ball popped loose. Cain will probably get plenty of opportunities to do some of his hard hitting today. With a player like Gerald Harp going against you with footballs flying all over the place, Cain will be a very busy man along with the rest of his secondary teammates.

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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-conference 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 another 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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It began as one man's dream during the midst of post-Civil War Reconstruction. 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 1 950. 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 1 0,000 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.

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E < 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 O 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- sponsible aides. McLellan is the man most re- greatest decade of athletic promi- sponsible. He has put in countless nence. The last five years Clem- Assistant to the Athletic Director son has ranked in the top 25 in the < hours to improve every phase of 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 Ail-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 1952 Gator ' FARMS opened a beautiful swimming Bowl team. He received his B.S. facility, which will be the site of the degree from Clemson in 1954 and U S 29 SOUTH -GAFFNEY S C 29340 ACC meet this year, constructed a his M.S. two years later. 803-489-9511 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- 13 0^'

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Obed Ariri Rick Basich Charlie Bauman Jack Cain Cliff McLeltan 1 Sr. 40 Sr. 58 Sr. 12 Sr. 98 Jr.

Steve Durham 66 Sr. 0)

#45 JEFF DAVIS Eddie Geathers 49 Sr.

Chuck Rose David Sims Joey Smith Jim Speros Willie Underwood Ken Yeomans 33 Sr. 39 Sr. 17 Sr. 95 Sr. 20 Sr. 62 Sr.

Tony Berryhill Bo Bianton Nick Bowman Jeff Bryant Randy Cheek Brian Clark 63 Jr. 18 Jr. 57 Jr. 99 Jr. 55 Jr. 70 Jr. 38 Bruce Coy Jeff Davis Bubba Diggs Bo Edwards Brad Fisher Jerry Gaillard 86 Jr. 45 Jr. 85 Jr. 14 Jr. 61 Jr. 41 Jr.

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Scott Lynch Carl Martin Lee Nanney Jamie Pope Wayne Richmond Anthony Rose 48 Jr. 31 So. 77 Jr. 42 Jr. 95 Jr. 21 Jr.

Bill Smith Perry Tuttle Kendall Alley Vernie Anthony Vandell Arrington Cliff Austin 84 Jr. 22 Jr. 89 So. 69 So. 26 So. 7 So. 39 dim it Dan Benish David Bounds Gary Brown Ray Brown Wilbur Bullard Mark Caldwell 71 So. 73 So. 68 So. 72 So. 8 So. 10 So.

Brendon Crite 38 So.

Tim Childers #12 JACK CAIN Glenn Gallagher 28 So. 5 So.

It I ill Joe Glenn Mark Hawryluk Andy Headen Ridhard Hendley Alex Hudson Homer Jordan 53 So. 76 So. 9 So. 16 So. 78 So. 3 So.

Terry Kinard Randy Learn Frank Magwood Bob Mayberry Jeff McCall Chuck McSwain 43 So. 25 So. 2 So. 74 So. 32 So. 35 So. 40 d^M iti dti ill ifj Chuck Meeks Bob Paulling Dennis Reeder Mark Richardson James Robinson Jeff Stocksti 96 So. 6 So. 79 So. 92 So. 75 So. 15 So.

Danny Triplet! Gary Massaro 82 So. 52 Fr.

ilk Mike Wade #9 ANDY HEADEN Jim Wurst 91 So. 80 So.

Rick Bailey Ken Brown Roy Brown Jeff Cruce Billy Davis Tyrone Davis 73 Fr. 87 Fr. 47 Fr. 54 Fr. 24 Fr. 37 Fr.

William Devane Richard Donaldson Joe Ellis Mike Eppley James Farr Frank Fredere 94 Fr. 31 Fr. 64 Fr. 14 Fr. 60 Fr. 50 Fr. 41 I 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.

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lYl 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.

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Rice Georgia Western Carolina Virginia Tech

Sept. 13 - Clemson (A) 3-19 Sept. 6- Tennessee (A) 16-15 Sept. 6- VMI (H) 16-14 Sept. 6 - Wake Forest (A) 16-7

- - Sept.20-Tulane(A) 13-35 Sept. 13 Texas A&M (H) 42-0 Sept. 13 -Tennessee Tech (A) .10-26 Sept. 13 East Tenn. State (H) . . .35-7

Sept. 27- LSU (H) Sept.20 - Clemson (H) 20-16 Sept.20 - Furman (H) 14-28 Sept.20 - William & Mary (H) 7-3

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- Texas Tech (H) Oct. 1 8 - Vanderbiit (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 - South Carolina (H) Oct. 25- Marshall (H) Oct. 25- Richmond (A)

Nov. 8-SMU(H) Nov. 8 - Florkla (A) Nov. 1 • Appalachian St. (A) Nov 1 - West Virginia (H)

Nov. 15- 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. 15- East Tenn. State (A) Nov. 15- VMI (A)

N. C. State Virginia

Sept. 6 - William & Mary (H) 42-0 An Sept. 13- Navy (H) 6-3 Sept. 20- Virginia (A) 27-13 Sept.20- N. C. State (H) 13-27

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 - Maryland (A) Clemson University Nov. 1 - Tennessee (A) Nov. 8 - Penn State (A) Nov. 8- Rutgers (H)

Nov. 15- Duke (H) Nov. 15 - North Carolina (A)

22- and the - Nov. East Carolina (H) Nov. 22 Maryland (H) Town of Clemson Wake Forest Duke We're Proud To Be Sept. 6- Va. Tech (H) 7-16 Part of Both Sept. 6 - East Carolina (H) 10-35 Sept. 20 -The Citadel (H) 24-7 Sept.20- Auburn (A) 28-35

Sept. 27- N. C. State (A) Sept.27 - Virginia (H)

Oct. 4 - William & Mary (A) Oct. 4 - Indiana (A)

Oct. 11 - North Carolina (H) Oct. 11 - South Carolina (A) Oct. 18 -Maryland (A) FORT HILL Oct. 18 - Clemson (A) Oct. 25- Virginia (H) Oct. 25- Maryland (H) .^^ FEDERAL SAVINC;S ^s's, Nov. 1 - Clemson (H) Nov 1 - Georgia Tech (H)

Nov. 8- Duke (A) Nov. 8 - Wake Forest (H) Nov. 15- South Carolina (A) Serving Pickens and Oconee Counties Nov. 15- N. C. State (A) Nov. 22 - Appalachian St. (H) with offices in Clemson and Seneca Nov. 22- North Carolina (A)

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Sept. 6-Furman(H) 35-13 Sept. 6- Villanova (H) 7-3 Sept. 6 - Pacific (H) 37-0 Sept. 13 -Rice (H) 19-3

Sept. 13 - Texas Tech (A) 9-3 Sept. 13- Vanderbiit (H) 31-6 Sept. 13 - Wichita State (H) 73-0 Sept.20- Georgia (A) 16-20

Sept. 27 -Maryland (H) Sept.20- West Virginia (A) 14-11 Sept.20- Southern Cal (A) 13-23 Sept.27 - Western Carolina (H)

Oct. 4 - Georgia Tech (H) Sept.27 - North Carolina (A) Sept.27 - Michigan (A) Oct. 4 - Va. Tech (H)

Oct. 11 - Wake Forest (A) Oct. 4 - Pittsburgh (A) Oct. 4 - N. C. State (H) Oct. 11 - Virginia (A)

Oct. 18- N. C. State (H) Oct. 11 - Penn State (H) Oct. 1 1 - Duke (H) Oct. 18- Duke (H)

Oct. 25 - East Carolina (H) Oct. 18- Wake Forest (H) Oct. 18 - Cincinnati (H) Oct. 25- N. C. State (A)

Nov. 1 - Oklahoma (A) Oct. 25 - Duke (A) Nov. 1 - Georgia (A) Nov. 1 - Wake Forest (A)

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Phone-. 74 7- 0424 Phone: 76 1 - 317 5 CROSS PLANT SIX-MILE ROAD ANGELS LANDING ROAD (Off U. S. 17 North) PINEVILLE, S. C. MT PLEASANT, S C. Phone: 351 - 4573 Phone: 884- 4715 by Tim Bourret CLEMSON TEAM FINISHES Clemson University is now recognized as a leader in the field of MEN'S SPORTS intercollegiate athletics. For the Record ACC Finish National Finish

past two seasons the Tigers' all- O Q O i Baseball oo-

around sports program has been Basketball 23-9 4th rinal ot NCAA 1 ourney ranked in the top five in the nation Cross Country 4th 1/11 Til-^ f/^r fil+K Fencing 1 le Tor iiiin (4th in 1 978-79 and 3rd last year). Football 0-4Q A 2nd, Tie Peach Bowl, Ranked And, as is evidenced by the poll on as high as 1 1 th 91 of this program, the Ti- page Golf 2nd 1 le tor 12th gers are among some pretty Soccer 16-2-1 1st Second heavy company. Swimming 8-2 3rd 5 Swimmers to NCAAs in Tennis 32-5 1 St

i ; were going to challenge for a top team title at the ACC outdoors re- notice. The reasons for the sud- five ranking early in the 1979-80 ceived national acclaim as it den improvement are two-fold ac- j academic year. The Clemson marked the first time in a quarter of cording to Athletic Director Bill soccer team advanced to the fi- a century that Maryland had not McLellan, the architect of Clem- nals of the NCAA tournament in taken the outdoor title. son's move toward the top. Tampa, before losing in the The Lady Tigers also had an "The facilities and the scholar- championship game to SlU-Ed- excellent season. The women's ship funds provided by IPTAY wardsville by a single goal. The tennis team had the highest na- have made the difference for the Clemson football team was tional finish, a final eight ranking at Clemson athletic program," says selected to play in the Peach the AIAW national tournament at McLellan, who has been Athletic Bowl, the third straight season the Baton Rouge, LA. Annie Tribble's Director since 1971. "We have I

: Tiger gridders advanced to a basketball team was ranked 16th improved our overall facilities in post-season contest. in the nation for much of the sea- almost every sport, and that is im- The winter brought more suc- son and was selected to the wom- portant to an athlete. An attractive cess, highlighted by the basket- en's NIT in Amarillo, TX. The Lady place to play makes a good first ball team's first-ever trip to the t Tiger swimmers sent eight rep- I impression on a prospective play- NCAA tournament. And they did resentatives to the AIAW nation- I

I er, and when you can give him not waste the opportunity as Bill ' als, while the field hockey and vol- i scholarship aid, then you have I Foster's five reached the finals of leyball teams both reached the two steps on many other schools : the West Regional. The Clemson AIAW regionals. that will compete for the athlete. fencing team won all but one dual At the conference level, the Ti- of are able to Because IPTAY we meet and tied for fifth place in the gers won four ACC titles, including give the maximum amount of NCAA tournament. The Tiger three during Clemson's most suc- scholarships allowed by the tankers finished with an 8-2 regu- cessful spring ever. That gives NCAA or AIAW in every sport." lar season mark, while the wres- Clemson nine ACC titles in seven

So, it has been the basic attrac- tling team went 12-3 and finished different sports over the last two ^ tiveness of Clemson, its athletic 14th in the nation. academic years. A total of 42 i facilities and its scholarship op- The Tigers were especially athletes were named either first- portunities that have made Clem- successful in the spring when the team All- ACC or won an ACC indi- son's all-around program among golf, tennis, baseball and track vidual championship. the best in the nation. The trend teams all went to NCAA post- The bottom line in won-loss began in the mid-seventies when season play. Clemson was the terms was more impressive than i Clemson first entered the top 30 of only school in the nation to send ever before at Clemson. Clemson i

the national sports poll. In just teams to all four of the NCAA's . teams won 75 percent of their

I over a half a decade, Clemson spring sports tournaments or I games (268-89-1) or dual match- es last year in the 14 sports in Clemson tennis star Mike Gan- Universe Pageant. Shawn which a won-loss record applies. dolfo was named the top Senior Weatherly, a former Clemson Individually, the Tigers con- Men's Tennis Player in the United women's fencer who compiled a tinued the assault on the Clemson States by the NCAA. The Lake- career record of 20-10 during her record books. Clemson had 18 land, FL native was one of five two seasons with the Lady Tigers, first or second team Ail-Ameri- ACC Most Valuable Players at won the title in Korea on July 7. cans in 12 sports last year. Noel Clemson last year. Steve Ren- With the foundation of a tradi- Loban received the greatest shaw (fencing), Nnamdi Nwoko- tion on a national scale now de- honor among the Ail-Americans cha (soccer), Julius Ogaro (out- veloped, and the success of the as he won the NCAA national door track) and Hans Koeleman IPTAY scholarship fund backing Championship in the 190-pound (indoor track), were also selected all 19 sports, Clemson athletics division of the NCAA wrestling best in the ACC. should continue to be heard from tournament in Corvallis, OR. He The individual honors contin- on a coast-to-coast level. defeated three of the top four ued into the summer and were wrestlers in the nation at his class capped off when a former Clem- in gaining the championship. son athlete even won the Miss

Clemson was the only school in the nation to send its basketball team to the NCAA regionals, its baseball team to the College World Series and its football team to a bowl game.

CLEMSON ALL-AMERICANS FOR 1979-80

(18 Athletes In 12 Sports) First or Second Team Selections Name Sports Position Steve Davis Outdoor Track Sprints Mark Dickson Men's Tennis #2 Singles Janet Ellison Women's Swimming Breaststroke Mike Gandolfo Men's Tennis #1 Singles Mike Hartle Outdoor Track Javelin Barbara Kennedy Women's Basketball Forward Hans Koeleman Indoor Track Mile Run Noel Loban Wrestling 190 Pounds Pender Murphy Men's Tennis #3 Singles Nnamdi Nwokocha Soccer Striker Clarence Rose Golf #1 Player Tony Sharpe Outdoor Track Sprints Jim Stuckey Football Tackle Tim Teufel Baseball Second Base Jay Thomas Fencing Epee Terrence Toatley Outdoor Track Sprints Billy Williams Basketball Guard Desai Williams Outdoor Track Sprints

is a big blow to us, though. He and Chika YOUNG TIGERS LOOK FOR NINTH were the hardest working players last year, and finding a replacement will be STRAIGHT NCAA BID very difficult. However, the people we return should do a very good job for us."' by David McGrew The Clemson fullback ranks were se- verely crippled through graduation last The 1 979 season was supposed to have Tigers. However, Nwokocha was All- year. Damian Odoh and Michael Gribbon been a rebuilding year for the Clemson American and the ACC's MVP last year. are the key losses there. Last season, the soccer squad. However, the Tigers won He scored 26 goals and set a Clemson Tigers tried several different combinations their eighth straight ACC crown and ad- record by recording 1 1 asssists. He is the before settling on a defense going into the vanced to the finals of the NCAA tourna- second Nwokocha to play at Clemson. NCAA tournament. Bobby Lue, who came ment in Tampa, FL. This season, Head Christian, his older brother. Is the all-time on strong at the end of the '79 season, Coach I. M. Ibrahim finds himself with leading scorer for the Tigers. Nnamdi's should be one of the starting middle backs another rebuilding year on his hands. partner on the forward line. Mo Tinsley, a this season. Much of last year's team strengths are native of Wolverhampton, England, is The rest of the returning fullbacks and gone, and Ibrahim has only one senior on another outstanding striker. He was the some newcomers will be fighting for the the entire 1980 squad. third-leading scorer in the ACC last year other three starting berths. Dennis Nash, The outstanding goalkeeping tandem of with 1 1 goals and the second leading as- who has started many games for Clemson, Bill Finneyfrock and John Bruens, who sist man In the conference behind Nwo- leads the list. The native of Miami. FL is a combined for 1 shutouts in 79, have both kocha. A very intelligent player, he and junior who has developed into a very solid graduated. Three fullbacks have departed Nwokocha compliment each other very fullback. Rich Finneyfrock, the only senior from Tigertown including four-year defen- well. on the squad, started seven games last sive stalwart, Damian Odoh, and Michael " Mo and Nnamdi should be the two best season after he transferred from Erskine Gribbon, who is now playing for the New strikers in the league and among the best and will be in the thick of the competition.

" England Tea Men of the NASL. in the nation this year, Ibrahim predicts. Sophomore Tom Gibbons will also see

" Second leading scorer, Obed Ariri, has Nnamdi is the most aggressive striker I ve plenty of playing time exhausted his soccer eligibility. He was ever had, and Mo is the most intelligent Newcomer, Donald Igwebuike, is more " involved in all but two of the eight goals striker who has ever played for me. than likely going to be a starter for the Clemson scored in the NCAA tournament The midfield returns three sophomore Tigers this season. The native of Nigeria last year. At the midfield position, Marwan starters, but it loses AII-ACC performer, was a member of the junior national team Kamaruddin completed his eligibility. Marwan Kamaruddin. Arthur Ebunam, the of that country and is a veteran of interna- Kamaruddin was a two-year captain for the schemer, was a big key for the Tigers last tional competition. Tigers and one of the hardest working season. He scored five goals and four of "The defense will be a big question mark players on the squad. He was a two-time the goals turned out to be the game win- for us this season. Although Bobby Lue AII-ACC performer. ner. Vincent Chika, a hard working player has had another year s experience and Right now, our greatest asset is that who concentrated mostly on aiding the de- Donald Igwebuike may take Damian Clemson has such a great tradition," said fense last season, also returns for his sec- Odoh s place, we just can"t tell how good Ibrahim, who is the only head coach Clem- ond campaign. we are going to be until we settle on the son has ever had. "Our overall lack of ex- Joe Awesu, who collected the assists on other two positions, " says Ibrahim. perience with the loss of 10 lettermen off both Clemson goals in the NCAA finals The goalkeeper position is another area last year's squad is what is really hurting against SlU-Edwardsville, is coming off in which the Tigers are uncertain. John us going into the season. Depth wise, we knee surgery. He will be used either at the Bruens and Bill Finneyfrock have gone. are not particularly strong in any position, midfield or fullback slot this year. Dave The replacement will be Sean Burke, a especially in the attack. We don't have Barnfield, a junior from England, will see 6-7, 210-lb. native of Arlington, VA. Burke nearly as much talent as we have had in plenty of action. He started all the NCAA has had international experience while he the past, and it is impossible to replace the playoff games last year and is fighting for a was living in Europe and turned down a

" six starters we lost from last year's team. starting nod. chance to turn professional. Carmen team." Tom Wilson, a freshman, will see plenty deRose will be the backup goalkeeper. But the Tigers do have some talented of action in his initial season in Tigertown. For Ibrahim, 1980 may be his biggest athletes returing to chase a ninth straight The Wheaton, IL native could also see challenge. But, after eight consecutive

bid third playing if NCAA and consecutive appear- time at the striker position he is NCAA appearances and as many ACC ti- ance in the final four. pressed into injuries. Clemson's main service due to tles, It is apparent that if anyone can find a strength this season will be its two sopho- "Fortunately, at we have some depth the way to continue the Tiger tradition it is Ib- more strikers, Nnamdi Nwokocha and Mo midfield position, " states Ibrahim. "Losing rahim. Tinsley. Obed Arirl will be a key loss for the a player of Marwan Kamaruddin's calibre REMAINING GAMES September 28 (Sun) at Duke, 2:00 P.M. October 3 (Fri) CLEMSON INVITATIONAL CLEVELAND STATE vs.

AU\BAMA A&M, 1 30 P.M. CLEMSON vs. APPALACHIAN ST., 3:30 P.M. 5 (Sun) CLEMSON INVITATIONAL CONSOUVTION, 1:00 P.M. CHAMPIONSHIP, 3:00 P.M. 8 (Wed) BERRY COLLEGE, 3:30 P.M. 12 (Sun) at South Carolina, 2:00 P.M. 19 (Sun) NORTH CAROLINA, 2:00 P.M. 25 (Sat) at South Florida, 2:00 P. 27 (Mon) at Jacksonville, 3:00 P M. 30 (Thur)ERSKINE, 3:30 P.M. November 2 (Sun) MARYLAND, 2:00 P.M. 5 (Wed) at Furman, 3:00 P.M. 9 (Sun) VIRGINIA, 2:00 P.M. All-Amerlcan Nnamdi Nwokocha 1 1 ,

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by Kim Kelly Strength and quickness are very stinct for the football. Jeff has a "I know they are young, but as important in this game." chance to be one of the best one of my coaches at Iowa State Van Der Heyden, who played players in this part of the country, ball in the of all he really to once said, if a dog is going to bite, his Midwest and but most wants he will bite as a pup,' " com- coached in that region for eight be a great linebacker. mented Offensive Line Coach years, feels quite at home in the Hallman speaks with increasing Larry Van Der Heyden of his South. The intense and enthusias- pride as he recalls some of the young crop of players. tic coach states, "Clemson is the great linebackers who have come Yes, his crew is young and greatest place to coach football in to Clemson and speculates about they've got a lot to learn, but Van the country. The ACC is proving the future possibilities. "Just as Der Heyden is convinced his boys itself as a very competitive football Southern Cal is known for its great can and will win. conference. We had three ACC tailbacks and Notre Dame for its teams in post-season bowls last quarterbacks, Clemson is rapidly year. Clemson is one of the teams developing a tradition of propping in the ACC that is making its mark exceptional linebackers. Randy nationally. The fans are terrific, Scott, Bubba Brown (AII-ACC the players and the facilities top- Linebackers) and now Jeff Davis

notch and as I see it, it's only a have set a precedent for many matter of time before Clemson great linebackers to come. A high

" reaches its full potential school kid who is aware of the Perhaps the strong desire to recognition a good linebacker can make Clemson a football pow- receive at Clemson will come here erhouse runs throughout Danny and make a name for both himself

" Ford's assistant coaching staff, and the team. because Curley Hallman, the Yes, Hallman sees a bright fu- coach of the linebacking corps ture for the Tigers. He vividly re- expresses many of the same sen- calls the satisfaction that a player timents as Van Der Heyden. and a coach feels when he makes

Van Der Heyden Hallman is used to winning and it to a bowl game or when he de-

"I'll be teaching these kids a lot winning big. Since he's been in- feats a Notre Dame team on their of the basics, but if there is one volved in six bowl games as either home turf as Clemson did last thing that I want them to re- a player or a coach and has been year. "The Notre Dame victory member after they leave Clemson associated with such notable pro- was something that I wanted per-

it is that I showed them what it grams as Texas A&fVl and Ala- sonally, but for Clemson, defeat- takes to be a winner both on and bama, Hallman believes Clemson ing Notre Dame moved us just one off the football field." is the kind of place where a na- step closer to realizing all of our Van Der Heyden does have a tional champ can be built. goals." few veterans returning to his corps And, he must know what he is While Van Der Heyden and though. Gary Brown, an outstand- talking about because Hallman Hallman coach on opposite sides ing sophomore tackle, "has all the bases his coaching on the same of the line their high ideals and tools we are looking for. He can be hard work philosophy as his past dedicated approach will definitely as good as he wants to be," said and present mentors, Gene Stal- have an impact on the players. But Van Der Heyden. lings, Danny Ford and Bear most of all, their presence will Six-foot-four junior offensive Bryant. "If you work hard enough teach these young men it's only a tackle Lee Nanney also returns. and long enough at anything you matter ot time before the Tigers

Nanney epitomizes the model do, you will be successful, " the realize all of their goals. player who has bettered himself Northport, AL, native states with a under Clemson's young weight definitive tone. training program. Nanney broke Hallman will have plenty of hard the ACC record for the bench work cut out for himself this sea- press (515 lbs. ) this past summer. son for Clemson will surely miss "The number-one thing all of my the explosive play of Bubba kids want to do is play, " comments Brown. But Hallman, a man with a Van Der Heyden, "and they know positive mental attitude, remains they can really improve with the optimistic when he says, "we will weight training. This program is have someone out there who will invaluable to the offensive line- win the games for us on Satur- man who wants to develop strong day." upper-body strength for the initial Hallman has reason to be op- blow and tremendous leg strength timistic though. Jeff Davis, a

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The terraces of the old John C Calhoun cotton way 76 There, under the careful eye of researcher

fields are softly rounded but still visible in the center Al Pertuit, some 300 experimental and released va- of Clemson University's 70-acre Horticultural Gar- rieties of annuals and perennials are tested each dens just off Highway 76, year for performance in South Carolina,

Over the past 1 8 years, that cotton land has seen Pertuit designed plantings in the garden for long- major changes. Several hundred varieties of camel- lasting color. And this year his program received a lias grow on the old terraces, and ornamental trees significant boost from a new flower industry which and shrubs, flowers and natural plants spread out has recently become a neighbor of the University over the surrounding acres. "Yoder Brothers — an industry with a national This past summer, Clemson s horticulture de- reputation for quality ~ has built a new facility near

partment invited flower lovers from all over the state Pendleton," Pertuit explains, "and one of its special- to visit the gardens for the second annual Flower ties being chrysanthemums, they donated 4.500

" Day, presented in cooperation with the Garden chrysanthemum cuttings for our trials garden Club of South Carolina, By the end of the summer, the new plants had

During the day, over 1 ,200 people meandered joined some 5,500 other mums to form a border through the garden paths — and several hundred around each bed in the area, more visited during the weekend that followed, ac- Pertuit says the mums should be in their prime cording to department head T, L, Senn, during the fall football games, and he hopes cam- "We considered the 1980 Flower Day a great pus visitors will stop and walk through the flower

success," he said, "We had visitors from all over — area when they are in town. even including 90-year-old 'Pappy' Hayden from The Horticultural Gardens at Clemson serve as Alabama, a longtime nurseryman and friend of both a research tool for the University's S. C, Exper- Clemson, iment Station and a teaching tool for students in the "We enjoyed sponsoring the Flower Day with the horticulture program of the College of Agricultural

Garden Club and hope it's going to become a regu- Sciences larthing," he added. In addition to those functions, they have provided Focal point for the event was the three acre Vari- a laboratory for the horticulture department's well- ety Trials Garden just inside the gate nearest High- known hortitherapy program over the past decade.

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by Kelly Durham Clemson's number-three national ranking among major college athletic programs wouldn't be possible without the efforts of many talented and dedicated athletes. And, many of those athletes would not be at Clem- son were it not for the efforts of dedicated volunteers — volunteers of IPTAY, the nation's number-one collegiate scholarship organization.

IPTAY (I Pay Thirty A Year) provided $1,035,000 in athletic scholarships to 405 athletes in 19 varsity sports last year. Dr. Rupert H. Fike developed the I Pay Ten A Year plan in 1 934 to raise funds for athletic scholarships. Although IPTAY members now pay from $30 to $2000 annually, their donations are still used to fund these scholarships.

IPTAY's first membership list included only 185 names, but under twenty years of Pike's leadership, and with the support of IPTAY volunteers, the organization enjoyed steady growth. In 1947 IPTAY added a full-time executive secretary to handle the administrative responsibili- ties created by the organization's continued growth. "The campus-based staff helps implement and support the policy decisions made by IP- TAY's President and Board of Di-

rectors, " says Executive Secre- tary Joe Turner. "We're fortu- Head Coach Danny Ford speaks to many IPTAY clubs around the Southeast. nate to have a group of business leaders on the Board of Directors dent and Board of Directors IPTAY president, Charlie Bus- i who give their time and pool their would not be as effective without sey of Laurens. "Charlie is the

I experience to make IPTAY a the support of over 500 IPTAY president of Laurens Glass I successful organization. These Representatives in South Caro- Company, and I think that I are the people who, over the lina, North Carolina and Geor- speaks for itself in terms of busi- years, have provided the leader- gia. These volunteers make the ness and leadership experience. ship and experience which has one-to-one contacts that are es- He's also had fund-raising ex-

" made IPTAY number one. sential to the success of any perience, " says Turner. 'Charlie Turner credits knowledgeable fund-raising program." served as one of the chairmen of

I leadership for sixteen consecu- "But, " Turner explains, "these I the Robert C. Edwards Endow- tive years of increased IPTAY volunteers do much more than > ment drive which raised close to contributions. 'Reeves Gres- raise money. Each year they two million dollars, nearly dou- sette is a prime example. Under coordinate the arrangements for bling its goal.

his direction, IPTAY member- i more than sixty Clemson Club "You can see why we're so ship jumped from 11,400 to meetings across the three-state confident that IPTAY will con-

15,000. With this increase in area. These meetings are a ' tinue to enjoy tremendous suc- I membership, came record con- chance for Clemson people to cess. We have strong leadership tributions of 2.7 million dollars in get together and learn more and dedicated workers. That's fiscal year '80. about both the academic and what has made IPTAY number "Just as the full-time staff athletic programs at the Univer- one and that's what will keep would be ineffective without the sity." IPTAY on top. President and Board of Direc- This year, IPTAY Representa- tors," says Turner, "the Presi- tives will be working with a new Ronald Paul Barnette Charles W Bussey, Jr W. C Harper, Jr T, Heath Copeland J H McJunkin Henry M Fans, Sr 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 Bil! L Atchley William J Barnett SPARTANBURG COUNTY o • Edith Batson • W M Manning. Jr , Chairman

T James Bell. Jr . M D T R Adams, Jr • Francis A Bosdell James G Bagnall, III Robert C Bradley Andy N Beiers Phillip H Burnett • John L Brady. Sr J Ed Burrell A B Bullington, Jr o 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 Easterling, Jr Roddey E Gettys. Ill • Gerald Emory M Riggs Goodman W Robert M Guerreri Judge Bruce Foster Charlie Bussey Bob Harmon Harry H Gibson IPTAY President Coach Frank J Howard Wilbur K Hammetl Floyd M Hunt L J (Bill) Hendrix, Jr • Director, At-Large Capl 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 •

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IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT II IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT III

Dr. J. H. Timmerman Bill M. Reaves C Evans Putman, Director — District II Dr J H Timmerman, Director — District III IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer 15 Ouail Hill Drive 1 513 Morninghill Dr Greenville, S C 29607 Columbia. S C 29210 Director, District III Director, District IV CHEROKEE COUNTY AIKEN COUNTY

John M Hamrick. Jr , 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 W. G. DesChannps, Jr., Director George G. Poole, Jr. Wylie Hamrick 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 Tewkesbury, III F. Reeves Gressett, Jr., Director Marshall Walker, Director M K M Watson, 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 Ducworlh 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 • Robert Lee Hill Clark Gaston, Jr Lewis F Holmes • Ralph F King, Jr Joe D Gibson Lewis F Holmes. Ill • James F Little Joel W Gray, III Thomas H Ryan Harry Major Charles D Hunt Herbert S Yarborough Mr Randall W McClain • Roy F Hunt, Jr • Bill McLellan Richard H Ivester LEXINGTON COUNTY • P C Osteen. Jr Dr Willis A King, Jr D H Caughman, Chairman Robert G. Sharpe Terry A Kingsmore • Johnny L Cagle Chris Suber Henry M Lee R Hugh Caldwell Floyd S Long • James Tracy Childers Jim Patterson 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, • IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT 1 Dr F E Abell, Jr William J Neely, Jr H Ralph Corley, Sr Thomas K Norris T A Henry Jim Patterson, Director — District I Nick P AnagnosI • 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. Philip H Rosenberg, Chairman Johnson Craig C Evans Putman • J W Riser

William H Baxley. Ill Robert M Erwin, Jr Bobby W Ramsey J Tom Shell

V, Wendel Boggs W K Fooshe • James Rochester Co . Inc. Charles M Stuck Charles 8 Murphy Nevit Y Johnson John G Slatlery Woodrow H Taylor M Earle Williamson W M Self Jim League E Richard Taylor, Jr NEWBERRY COUNTY ANDERSON COUNTY Mccormick county J Harold Townes. Jr,, AIA Earle J Bedenbaugh. Chairman • 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 Cook Joe L Harris. Chairman J R Adair, Chairman C. H. Ragsdale. Ill Terry C Shaver • Henry G Simpson Marion W. Sams. Jr Duncan C Mclntyre 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 Sr, David Waldrop. Jr Carroll Green DesChamps, Chairman DORCHESTER COUNTY Sen O Bowen W G DesChamps. Jr Thomas W Bailey John J Britton, Jr RICHLAND COUNTY Bethel C DuranI H D, Byrd E, M, DuBose Fort, Jr James P f^lcKeown, III. Chairman Don R McDaniel, Sr Gene W Dukes W, T 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 Mark Avent WILLIAMSBURG William T Clawson. Ill COUNTY Ralph E Cooper • Ray C Smith HAMPTON COUNTY John J Snow, Jr,, Chairman • Albert G Courie, Jr • F A Spencer Dr Jerry Frank Crews. Jr Dr W, C, Cottingham James W Engram David B Gohagan W, H. Cox Winston A Lawton Larry W Flynn YORK COUNTY Fred P Guerry. Jr • William F Speights Fred J Gassaway Thomas Edwin Grimes, III, Chairman James M Kennedy William R Adkins • Thomas O Morris. Jr. • John (iflelton Gault. Ill JASPER COUNTY Don E Gohghtly • David E Angel • Dale Ferguson. Ill William E Hair James D Armour Col George B Herndon • S L Campbell ORANGEBURG COUNTY Harry J Johnson Dr Roy W Campfield, Jr, • Wm. B Bookhart. Jr . Chairman O T Gulp • Z K Kelly F. Reeves Gressette. Jr • F Buist Eaves, Jr C M Buddy Lewis W. C Higginbotham. Jr • Jeffrey A O Cain H S Gault J M Russell, Jr Robert A Richardson E M George • Jack G Vallenline • • Jeffery T Haire Jack G Vallentine. Ill Crawford E Sanders, III Lawrence Starkey Davis Smith • James W Hancock, Jr James C Williams. Jr O Director. At-Large Russell S Wolfe. II John B Smith, Jr A M Hand, Jr Dr John H Timmerman • William Frampton Harper • Keith H Waters Alfred Haselden • E Ralph W Wessinger, 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 Garner Bagnal • Benjamin H Herlong Director. At-Large T Wright C W T Fort. Jr Kenneth Yarborough diPBI^^^X:' : < Director, District VI NORTH CAROLINA J H Abrams. Winston Salem W. W Allen. Cary 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 CLARENDON COUNTY John Duncan. Mooresville • Col J Edmonds, Greensboro Theodore B Gardner, Chairman L 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 Muckenfuss, 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 •

Tom R Morris. Jr . Hickory 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 •

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James C Stone. Chairman Norman M Smith. II Marvin Cockfield • Robert 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 Eiserhardt. Atlanta Dan L Tillman, Jr Lawrence C, McMillan Clyde S Bryce, Jr W 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 J Carter Henry W C Chambers James W King Edwin S Presnell, Augusta Marion Hawkins, Jr D 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 McDonald J, Tarrance • M Harry Tom M Robertson Lawrence Starkey, Jr , Atlanta

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Clemson enjoyed its most successful year ever in 1979-80, and, according to

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P.O. BOX 10946, CHARLESTON, S C. 2941 1 (803) 747-5295 Gamecocks and from that point on with Callicutt and Tony Matthews we played tough football. Person- carrying the load and Fellers cap-

ally, something I had longed for all ping the seven-play scoring drive season had come to pass. S. C. with a two-yard run around the had chosen to block me one-on- tight end. Clemson chose to go for one, a scheme they would use all the two-point conversion on a Fel- during the game, and now was my lers pass to Bennie Cunningham chance to make my mark. that fell incomplete. Clemson took

Fellers and the offensive unit the lead 1 2-7, a lead which we did took the football on Clemson's first not relinquish throughout the re- possession from our 20 yardline mainder of the game. From this and after four plays Ken Callicutt point on our offensive unit per- went off right tackle for a 58-yard formed like a well-oiled machine Clemson Assistant Coach Willie An- derson was an AII-ACC lineman in 1974. TD run. The extra-point try was rolling on to score a total of 39 His greatest game that year came wide to the right and S. C. held a points. against South Carolina in the season 7-6 lead. Bob Burgess kicked off This was a most memorable finale. for Clemson and Carolina re- game for me because it was the

As I think of the years I played turned it to their 21 yardline. first time that an opposition

football for Clemson there are On Carolina's second posses- elected to block me one-on-one. I several games which come to sion our rubberband defense was able to take advantage of this mind as great ones: Georgia Tech stood firm. Free Safety Dennis situation and was on and around '73, Tennessee '74 and South Smith intercepted a Jeff Grantz the ball numerous times and

Carolina '74. But, the South pass and returned it to the S. C. 44 made 17 tackles. For this effort,

Carolina contest holds the most yardline, giving our offense the my last in college football, I re- cherished memories for me. ball in good field position. At this ceived National Lineman of the

On the Wednesday before the point I can recall along the sideline Week honors by the Associated game during dinner. Coach how everyone was so charged up Press. We all gave more than we Parker came over to my table and and saying, "we've got em now." could that year and we were re- told me that S. C. was going to The offense wasted no time in warded with a 7-4 season. single block me (he heard it putting more points on the board through the grapevine) with their All-America candidate at center. This was the beginning of a new personal plan in getting ready for the game. I thought I'd be ready to defeat the one-on-one block. On game day as we left the

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ter Brown, (C) Buddy Gore, was a 1st round draft choice 1 6. He holds the Clemson record (D) Ken Callicutt of the Pittsburgh Steelers: (A) for the longest punt in a 4. This linebacker served as a Bobby Gage, (B) Billy Hair, game: (A) David Sims, (B) captain of the Tigers for 3 (C) Marion Butler, (D) Don Banks McFadden, (C) Eddie years: (A) Ronnie Smith, (B) King Werntz, (D) Mitch Tyner Bubba Brown, (C) Jimmy Wil- 10. He is Clemson's all-time ca- 1 7. He was the first Tiger to lead o liamson, (D) Randy Scott reer scoring leader: (A) Obed the ACC in scoring: (A) Bill 5. He caught Jimmy Addison's Ariri, (B) Lester Brown, (C) Mathis, (B) Bill McGuirt, (C) 75-yard TD pass to give the Fred Cone, (D) Bill Mathis Ron Scrudato, (D) Joel Wells > Tigers a 40-35 come-from- 11. He won the 1953 Swede Nel- 18. He is the only player to lead behind win over Virginia in son Sportsmanship Award: the Tigers in passing for four 1966: (A) Phil Rogers, (B) (A) Buck George, (B) Don years: (A) Don King, (B) Jacky Jackson, (C) Edgar King, (C) Mark Kane, (D) Bobby Gage, (C) Steve Ful- McGee, (D) Wayne Bell Wingo Avery ler, (D) Billy Hair 6. He was selected as the AP's 12. He is the Tigers' career re- 19. Last year Obed Ariri broke National Lineman-of-the- ceiving leader among running this former kicker's career o Week for his play in Clem- backs: (A) Jacky Jackson, (B) field goal record: (A) Lon son s 39-21 rout of South Hugh Mauldin, (C) Ray Yau- Armstrong, (B) Eddie Seigler, c Carolina in 1974 game: (A) ger, (D) Lester Brown (C) Rodney Rogers, (D) Willie Anderson, (B) Jimmy 13. He ranks among the Tigers' Frank Pearce Williamson, (C) Nelson Wal- top 10 in TD responsibility but lace, (D) G. G. Galloway never scored a TD: (A) Jimmy (zi-u-0161 ui s.od oe) g 7. In 1962 he beat both South Addison, (B) Tommy Ken- '61 '(SS-t7S-eS-296L) V '8L '(6961- Carolina (20-17) and Mary- drick, (C) Jim Parker, (D) u! sjd 01) y l\.'(ZL UI lAI'SV sexai land (17-14) with field goals in Mark Fellers SA spA IS) a -gi. '(uo>i ui MIS the final 2 minutes: (A) Frank 14. He holds the Clemson record dd U! pJC) 3 '51 '(0S6L uj spA Pearce, (B) Don Barfield, (C) for the most yards rushing by 9PQ) a Pi '(sassed qi t^g MajLjj Lon Armstrong, (D) Rodney a senior: (A) Ray Yauger, (B) 9H) 9 'Si- '(iMSneo sossed gp) Rogers Buddy Gore, (C) Lester Zl 'Q n '(6/61 njMJ S}d loz) 8. His 1-yard TD plunge gave Brown, (D) Fred Cone v ol. '(6t76L) V6'3 -8'(spAe2PI/M the Tigers a 6-3 Cotton Bowl 15. He is the only player ranked spApz OS) a 'Z 'V '9 'a S '(8Z6L win over Frank Leahy's Bos- among the top five in both 'ZZ6L '9Z6L) a P '(29, 'UJBLjpjO-j ton College Eagles: (A) career punt return yardage SAspA p£z) V 'e '(Z96L) a '2 '0 •l Banks McFadden, (B) Shad and career kickoff return .•SJ^/wsu\/

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You or your tiger can use this custom These plaques moke excellent gifts for Please send me Clemson "Tiger's Den" wall crafted recjwood wall plaque to decorate special days or as a pleasant surprise for plaque(s). I have enclosed my check or money order for the any Clemson fan. wall of an office, den or other special $37.50 (plus $1 .00 postage and handling and 4% S.C. Sales place. Each plaque is approximately 7'/2" Tax) for each plaque. X 26" wide X %" deep and is crafted from Because these plaques are handcrafted Name; the finest heart redwood, sandblasted, after we receive your order, please allow Address: stained and painted by the same 2-3 weeks for delivery. City _Zip_ craftsman that daily make some of the Make checks payable by mail to: most exciting new environmental signage on the eastern Sun Graphics seaboard. Interior and Exterior signs custom de- PO Box 3027 Each plaque has a stained walnut back- signed for your special needs or hobbies. ground with Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29577 border and letters in beige Personalized tiger wood graphic desk Sun with our famous tigerpaw in Clemson name plate. Write for information con- Attn: Carolyn Willis Creel [3 orange. cerning our custom designed work. (803) 448-1515 Cicipl\ic5 !

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Model FER485W 19" diagonal Introducing RCA ColorTrak 1981 with RCA's exclusive Detail Processor*

The RCA Detail Processor is a advanced features. Features like Automatic Color remarkable achievement. It's Control and Fleshtone Correction. Automatic Light r- a com p u te 1 i ke memory Sensor to monitor room brightness And quartz crystal device that works like a filter ChanneLock tuning that's so accurate you'll never to separate detail from color. have to fine tune a channel again So you get improved picture Ask for a demonstraton. See how ColorTrak's definition — without color advanced systems work together streaking and "crawling" edges. And images so sharp to get the color right. they appear almost three-dimensional Automatically. ncil RCA ColorTrak 1981 also includes many other RCA IS making television better and better

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