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Clemson vs. Georgia 61 University Feature So you know everything about Clemson September 21, 1985 football, and then some about Clemson Clemson Memorial Stadium sports in general. How about everything about the University in general. Margaret Lamb has her own Tiger Trivial Pursuit game on this page.

Today's Features 73 Jeff Lytton

In the last eight years of football teams Jeff Lytton has played on have a combined record of 83-7-1. He has been fortunate to learn his gridiron basics from two of the 5 Cover Story more well known mentors in the country. Stacey Driver has been nicknamed the Kassie Kessinger reviews Lytton's career. Ricochet Rabbit because he runs like the

famous cartoon character. Jill Mixon takes 77 This Day in Tiger Football a look at Driver's career at Clemson and his chase up the Clemson career rushing Another season is in full swing and the ladder. Tigers are taking on one of their top rivals I-*-' today. Clemson has had some exciting contests on this day in history as Foster Senn 7 National Champions reveals. Last fall the Clemson soccer team made an incredible run to its first NCAA champion- 79 The Other Bruise Brother ship. Can they repeat in 1985? David Webb William DeVane spent most of his four years examines the team's chances at another bruising enemy centers. Now he spends title. most of his time teaching youngsters the basics of reading and writing. Tim Bourret 50 Bobby Robinson and Margaret Lamb update us on DeVane's pursuit of a dual career. Clemson's new athletic director came on the scene in his current position last March, but he has been on the Clemson scene for 107 Lists of Interest many years. In this question and answer for- In the contemporary style of USA Today, mat Robinson states some of his theories here is a sampling of lists about Clemson on athletics and the future of the Clemson football that will be a great source for trivia athletic department. contests.

The Departments Players and Coaches 1 07

Athletic Director 11 Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 The Clemson Football Program is Produced by the Athletic Staff 29 Alphabetical Roster, Opponent 59 Clemson Football Program Committee; Band Program 109 Assistant Coaches 16 Cheerleaders 36 Danny Ford 15 Chairman: Len Gough Coaches, All-Sports 23 Graduate Asst Coaches 40 Editor: Tim Bourret Emergency Information 30 Lineups. Starting 56 Asst. Editor: Kassie Kessinger Future Schedules 24 Meet the Tigers 33 Advertising Director: Ann Smith IPTAY 31 Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 Special Thanks to Bob Bradley, Jill Mixon, Sam Black-

I PTAY Officers 80 Numerical Roster, Opponent 56 man, David Webb, Maria Farry. Tim Match, Barry Managers 76 Opponent Players 74 Tomlinson and Margaret Pridgeon for their help in the Radio Network 44 Strength Stations Coaches 65 preparation of this program Stadium Information 43 Tiger Rookies 40 Statistics 3 Printing: State Printing Co of Columbia, SC The Last Word 112 Today's Game 2 Trainers 78 Cover Photo: by Jim Moriarty of Pinehurst, NC Tiger Life 96 Other photos by the Clemson Communications Center. The Seattle Times, Tigers in the Crowd 111 Lance McKinney. Bob Waldrop, University Officials 19 Frank Alexander, Jim Moriarty and Tom Shockley. University Page 8 University President 9 Poster by Clemson Communications Centers.

1 TO r mG r By Tiln Bourret r

Two of the top five programs in While the contests have developed Tech who had never played in a college America over the last four years will do this into one of the country's top intra- football game before, and Georgia has battle this afternoon as Georgia faces sectional rivalries there have been two only 11 seniors among its top 44

Ciemson in Death Valley. Between constants statistically. It is apparent players on offense and defense. 1981 and 1984 the Tigers posted a that gaining large chunks of yardage Clemson's young club got off to a 37-6-2 mark for a .844 winning percen- is not important, but committing the good start last week with a finish that tage, the fourth best percentage in col- fewer number of turnovers is the most could become the subject of an Alcoa lege football for that time period. The pivotal statistic. How about this for a Fantastic Finish. David Treadwell is a fifth-place team is just 90 miles down Stat: In seven of the last eight years the walk-on who came to Ciemson the road, Georgia, with a record of team with the higher total offense because of the school's outstanding 38-8-2 for a .815 winning percentage. figure in the Georgia-Clemson series reputation in the field of engineering. Both teams have won the National has not won the game. However, over The third-year electrical engineering Championship in the last five years. the last eight years the team that has major had never kicked in college, high With the appearance of CBS-TV at the committed the fewer number of turn- school. Pee Wee or any kind of stadium today for a national broadcast overs has never lost the game. Here's organized football game before. All he (the first home national broadcast in a grid to prove the point. did was kick a 36-yard field goal with

it no time showing on the clock to give Ciemson history), is apparent that Total Offense Turnovers Winner of Game two of the nation's premier programs Year GA CU GA CU Ciemson a 20-17 win at Virginia Tech. will be on display. "If I knew Treadwell had never 1977 281 236 4 1 CU, 7-6

played high school football I don't know Both clubs are coming off three- 1978 287 293 1 6 GA, 12-0 point victories, triumphs that were 1979 247 359 3 3 CU, 12-7 if I would have let him go out there," necessary for both coaches. Ciemson 1980 157 351 2 4 GA, 20-16 said Danny Ford this past Sunday ended a two-game losing streak with 1981 255 236 9 3 CU, 13-3 when he read in the newspaper that a 20-17 win over Virginia Tech and 1982 241 249 2 4 GA, 13-7 Treadwell had not even played high 1983 346 240 3 2 Tie, 16-16 Georgia ended a streak of five games school football. "He has been our most 1984 282 356 3 7 GA, 26-23 without a win with a 17-14 victory over consistent kicker and this is why we Baylor While the series has been fairly went with him. He doesn't have the is accurate." Chances are today's game will also even in recent years, Ciemson still has strongest leg, but he be decided by a margin of three points not beaten Georgia since 1981. On the Treadwell, a perfect candidate for or less because that has been the case other hand, Georgia has not won at an American Express commercial, in recent years. Since Danny Ford has Ciemson since 1976. played high school soccer in Jackson- been the head coach in this game for Many of the players for both teams ville, FL and never put on a football

Ciemson (six years), Ciemson has have not had a lot to do with the out- uniform. "When I got in to Ciemson I scored 87 points and Georgia has comes of the contests in recent years. had a friend of the family call Coach scored 85 points. Now that is close! Ciemson took 30 players to Virginia (Chuck) Reedy at Ciemson about walk- The contemporary era of the §eries has been facinating. In 1977 Ciemson won at Athens for the first time since

World War I. In 1978 Georgia handed Ciemson its only loss of the season as the Bulldogs shut out a Ciemson team that had six first-round draft choices on it. In 1979 Ciemson won at Death Valley behind an equally strong defense, and in 1980 Ciemson outgained the Dogs by nearly 200 yards, yet lost 20-16. In 1981 Ciemson handed Herschel Walker his only regular season defeat in a Georgia uniform and Ciemson went on to the National Championship. In 1982 Georgia won a defensive strug- gle on national television 13-7, and in 1983 the two teams played to a titanic 16-16 tie. Last year Kevin Butler's 60-yard field goal with 11 seconds left gave Georgia a breath-taking win. Turnovers have meant the difference in the Georgia-Clemson series in recent years. 2 ing on for the football team. My dad chie seemingly have been at Georgia been Henry Williams, a 234-pound had convinced nne to try kicking a foot- since they named Sanford Stadium, defensive tackle who intercepted a bail if I was not going to get a soccer but they are still on the team as start- "Utah" (shovel type) pass against scholarship to a school that had a good ing wide receivers. Hockaday is the Baylor last Saturday. John Little, the engineering program. So, I started leading receiver with four catches for starting roverback, had 20 tackles working out kicking a football the 67 yards, while Archie riddled the against Alabama and is the leading hit- spring after my senior year of soccer Clemson secondary two years ago in ter on the squad coming into the game. and when I came to Clemson coach Death Valley with seven catches for 85 This is truly a big day for both

Reedy told me to come out as a kicker." yards. teams, but it has a little more meaning

There were other first-time stars for Defensively, Georgia is a very for the Tigers (I can write that, its Clem- the Tigers last Saturday in picturesque strong club. The Dogs have allowed son's football program you are reading) Blacksburg, VA. Quarterback Randy the enemy only 2.5 yards per rush and because the Tigers are making their Anderson hit 17 of 30 passes for 220 they were especially effective in this first live TV appearance in two yards, including 102 in the fourth area against Alabama on Labor Day. seasons. It is also important for Clem- quarter, as he showed fine leadership Like the offense, there is no one son to get over the second-game in taking Clemson to 17 fourth-quarter superstar of the Bulldog defense. Last hump. The Tigers have been 2-0 only points. In the offensive line red-shirt week, however, defensive end Greg four times in the last 20 years and freshman Frank Deluliis did a fine job Waters had three quarterback sacks to Clemson is only 5-14-1 in the second in his first outing and wide receiver rank up there with players of star quali- game of the year the last 20 seasons.

Keith Jennings made a clutch third- ty, and Mike Willis had nine tackles and And, in general a victory over Georgia down catch. three pass deflections from his corner- would give the young Clemson team On defense, first time starter Perry back position. confidence as it strives to return to the Williams had a Clemson single-game The surprise of the defense has post-season bowl picture. 42 record five passes broken up from his cornerback position and free safety 47 1985 Georgia Stats A.J. Johnson led the team in tackles 1985 Clemson Stats 90 (1-0 Overall, 0-0 ACC) (1-1 Overall, 140-1 SEC) with 14. Richard McCullough and Brian red-shirted freshman and a Raber, a Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG first-time middle guard starter, respec- Rushing Atl Yds Avg TD LG McCloskey, FB 15 72 4.8 14 tively, both came on to have solid Driver, TB 17 70 4 1 12 Lane, FLK 2 68 34.7 1 35

Rowers, TB 11 57 5.7 1 34 T Jackson, TB 13 64 4.9 18 outings in the second half. Anderson, QB 5 9 1 8 4 Worley, TB 13 61 4.7 1 12 Both Clemson and Georgia are Flagler, FB 8 8 1.0 9 Henderson, FB 11 54 4.9 11 when it comes to the use of balanced FB 1 1 10 1 Smith. GEORGIA 83 369 4.4 2 35 runningbacks. Five Georgia ball car- 32 CLEMSON 145 3.5 1 34 Opponents 222 2.5 1 15 17 riers had 48 yards or more against Opponents 170 3.6 18

Baylor last week as the Dogs had 276 Passing AttCmp Int Yds Pet TD LG AttCmp Int Yds Pet TD LG yards on the ground. David McCluskey Passing 17 Johnson 24 12 2 102 .500 1 19 2 Anderson 30 17 220 .567 1 46 J. Jackson 7 2 35 .286 39 is the leading rusher entering the con-

CLEMSON 30 17 220 .567 1 46 GEORGIA 31 14 2 137 .452 1 39 test with 72 yards in 15 carries. The top Opponents 35 17 1 170 .486 2 23 55 32 3 444 .582 3 37 rusher against Baylor was wide 1 0.0 Opponents Fred Lane had two car- receiver who Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG 3 ries for 68 yards on end-around plays, Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Hockaday, FLK 4 67 16.8 1 39 one went for a touchdown. Ray Williams, WR 3 77 25.7 1 46 T. Jackson, TB 3-5-2,5 2 15.7 41 Tron Jackson, a native of Liberty, Driver, TB 47 Archie, SE . 2 30 15.0 18 Roulhac, WR 3 32 10.7 17 McCluskey, FB 2 11 5.5 7 SC, has the top average on the team Riggs, TE 3 22 7 3 9 Osborn, SE 1 19 19.0 19

with a 4.9 figure on 13 carries and Flagler, TB 2 11 5.5 6 GEORGIA 137 9 8 1 39 freshman tailback Tim Worley has 61 CLEMSON 220 12.9 1 46 Opponents 444 13.9 3 37 yards in 13 carries and a touchdown. Opponents 170 10.0 2 23 Lars Tate has started a pair of games Interceptions Int Yds Avg TD LG Flack, CB 1 26 26.0 26 and has 40 yards in 15 carries. 1 10 Interceptions Int Yds Avg TD LG R Williams, DT 10 10 Wayne Johnson has been the 4 Smith, , . 1 4 4.0 Walls. LB 1 2 2.0 2 M, SAP Georgia quarterback much of the time CLEMSON 2 2.0 2 GEORGIA 3 40 13 1 26 far this season. He was a thus Opponents Opponents 17 8,5 14 ringleader of the offensive comeback against Alabama as he hit 8-13 passes 1985 Results 1985 Results GA-Opp W-L Site Opponent for 82 yards, many of which came on Date CU-Opp W-L Site Opponent Date S.I 4 20-17 W A Virginia Tech S. 2 16-20 L H ALABAMA a drive to a tying touchdown. James S.21 GEORGIA, 3:40 PM S14 17-14 W H BAYLOR Jackson, the star of Georgia's tie with S.28 GEORGIA TECH, 1:00 PM S.21 at Clemson. 3:40 PM

Florida State in the Citrus Bowl last 0, 5 at Kentucky, 7:30 PM S.28 SOUTH CAROLINA, 1:00 PM

at Miss (Jackson), 6:00 PM season, is the backup quarterback and 0.12 VIRGINIA (Homecoming), 1 :00 PM 0.12 Ole at Duke, 1:30 PM 019 at Vanderbilt 1:00 PM forces Danny Ford to prepare for two 0.19 026 N O STATE, 1:00 PM 0.26 KENTUCKY, 1:00 PM types of signal callers. Johnson is a N 2 WAKE FOREST, 1:00 PM N 2 TULANE (Homecoming), 1:00 PM is a drop back passer, while Jackson N 9 at North Carolina, 12:20 PM N. 9 at Flonda (Jacksonville), 1 00 PM sprintout thrower N.16 MARYLAND, 2:30 PM N16 AUBURN. 1:00 PM 30 at Georgia Tech, 8:00 PM Jimmy Hockaday and Herman Ar- N.23 at South Carolina, 7 45 PM N

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"Eh, 'What's up Doc'?" and "Beep! should not be a consideration. He has Beep!" are phrases that have domi- also shown that a guy who is not real nated Saturday morning cartoons for big can play well," related Reedy. over 25 years. Bugs Bunny and the Driver is another individual who be- Road Runner have been popular ever lieves that his size has not been a since Bugs first outwitted Elmer Fudd deterrent in the advancement of this and the Road Runner escaped from career. 'I don't fear any opponent, the clutches of Wyle E. Coyote. except maybe one, but he really wasn't But, Bugs Bunny has not been the an opponent. He was a teammate. only cartoon rabbit to achieve Satur- And, anybody would be scared to go day morning notoriety. The Ricochet against William Perry. I feel very pre-

Rabbit, a forerunner to the Warner pared when I go into a game, because

Brothers' giants, combined the attri- I know that I have had to work against butes of both Bugs Bunny and the one of the nation's top defenses in

Road Runner. Mischievous and can- practice all week. So, I just go out tankerous like Bugs and fast as the there and do my thing when it comes wind like the Road Runner, the Ri- to game time," offered Driver. cochet Rabbit outwitted his adversar- Because of Driver's hard work in ies and would "ricochet" away. 'Bing practice over the past three seasons,

...... achieve- . Bing Bing It's the Ricochet he has attained several Rabbit." ments. In 1984, he led the team in Tigers signed five highly regarded tailbacks. David Barnett, Driver, "The first time I saw Stacey Driver rushing with 627 yards and needs only freshmen Flagler, Flowers, play football for Clemson, I immedi- 511 yards to become the eighth back Terrence Kenny and ately remembered the Ricochet Rab- in Clemson history to surpass the 2000- Steve Griffin all arrived in Tigertown to bit cartoon," recalled Clint Bryant, for- yard mark. During his career Driver vie for the tailback position and Clem- mer Clemson assistant basketball coach. has averaged 4.8 yards per carry and son already had veterans Chuck "When Driver carries the ball he takes accumulated 13 total touchdowns. With McSwain, Kevin Mack and Cliff Austin off like a lightening bolt, and when he the 1985 season still ahead of him, he on the team. Reedy remembered the does get hit he just ricochets off the already ranks in the top 25 in the battle that took place. "It was a tough defender. He just bounces all over the Clemson record book in career scoring. situation early, because they all felt football field," said Bryant. But, with all the TDs Driver has they were good enough to play, and

Little did Clint Bryant know that when been involved in the one he is most they all wanted to play right off. he referred to Driver as the Ricochet proud of did not register six points in "As a rookie Driver was probably Rabbit in the sports information office his personal column. Against Duke the most mature and the closest to one afternoon that the name would last season on the Tigers' first posses- being ready to play early in the sea- stick. Associate SID Tim Bourret, who sion. Driver threw a 30-yard touch- son. That is one reason why we didn't doubles as the color commentator for down strike to Terrance Roulhac off of red-shirt him to start off. Out of the five the Tiger Radio Network, brought the the half-back option. "It was my most Driver has been able to stay healthy for nickname to the attention of Jim Phil- thrilling moment on the football field. I which has been a real plus us. red-shirt lips dunng a 1983 game. Phillips im- have always been used to just running Because of injuries we had to of the tailbacks, while we moved mediately started calling Driver by the the ball, so I was pretty excited when a few

play. I just some to other positions. nickname and it has not stopped. Mike (Eppley) called the ran Several factors influenced Driver's But, as Shakespeare once said, threw It out there and Roulhac just "First ". ." it it into the endzone. I decision to attend Clemson. of . . Driver, and took . . What is in a name? a under all Willie played senior from Griffin, GA, is relatively never thought that my very first colle- my cousin Jordan indifferent to the nickname. "Most of giate pass would go all the way for a here during the 70's. and I had come

times when I the guys just call me Screwdriver be- TD," said Driver. to see him play a few cause of my last name, but the Ri- Versatility has been a key for Driver was in high school. Secondly, Georgia is the only had Herschel Walker Clemson seemed cochet Rabbit is fine too. I'll answer to during his Tiger tenure. He It close to either one of them," remarked Driver. active player on the 1985 squad who to be the logical choice. was

I really impressed with At 5-8, 180-pounds, Driver is the has run the ball, caught the ball, re- home, and was

the coaching staff, " told Driver. smallest tailback in terms of height for turned a kickoff, and thrown a pass. the Tigers since Warren Ratchford Driver explained. "I like to have all Stacey Driver has used the basics

I his at have taught carried the ball in 1978. But, according those options available to me. hope coaches Clemson him, but it IS evident he has a lot more to running back coach Chuck Reedy, we use the halfback option more this tailback and running going for him. He has combined the size is not a determinant when it comes year. But, being a favorite." determination of Wyle E. Coyote with to Driver. "Before Driver came here I the ball is still my of Ricochet had always thought that size was a Since the fall of 1981, Driver has the running style the Rab- in real horse race for bit to strike fear in opponent coaches big factor. But, as far as I am con- been involved a cerned he has proven that his size the starting tailback job. That fall the as if he was the Incredible Hulk.

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Clemson Soccer Coach Dr I.M. Ibrahim even a leading candidate to win the title of his recruiting efforts with backs Paul finds himself in a position he has never again since Clemson has lost seven sen- Pettus and Clif Onalfo, who may also see been in before. As of December 16, 1984, iors, including some of the team's best some playing time in the midfield.

Ibrahim and the rest of Clemson Universi- defenders like Adubarie Otorubio and Charlie There are bright spots in Clemson's ty's soccer team left the ranks of the hunt- Morgan. Furthermore, Clemson continues midfield. Eric Eichmann, a two-time All- ers and climbed to the solo position of the Its recent trend of challenging a very diffi- ACC player, will be back to anchor the hunted. For on December 16, 1984, the cult, national schedule. middle area of alignment. Furthermore, Tigers defeated two-time defending champ However, the Clemson coach had a Ibrahim may pull Bruce Murray back to Indiana by a 2-1 score to claim the school's productive recruiting season, bringing in a play beside Eichmann from time to time. first national title in soccer. number of players who should be able to Dick Landgren may also see some playing The incredible thing about the champi- contribute by mid-season at the latest. time in his old midfield position should the onship was the way the Tigers won it. The Shawn Cartmill returns in the goal with the backfield be secure without his presence. team did not have an abundance of foreign experience he gained under the pressures Pete Stebbins also returns to finish his talent, a hallmark of Clemson teams of the of last year's playoff. Furthermore, Gary career. Stebbins scored 17 total points on past. Furthermore, the Tigers had to play Conner, Eric Eichmann and Bruce Murray five goals and seven assists last season, the top four ranked teams in the nation to will be back to lead the Tigers' scoring tying Maxwell Amatasiro for sixth on the claim their prize. But, when the turf had attack. And the defense is not totally de- club. been flattened in Seattle, Clemson was pleted; Paul Rutenis and Bill Fortner are Although the midfield is Clemson's criti- sporting the crown. back for another year of waylaying threat- cal area. Coach Ibrahim has brought in

But. with all the glamour that accompan- ening opponents. some players who should be capable of ies a national championship, there also The Clemson coach concluded, "There making an impact by midseason. Clif On- comes the pressure to defend the title. Dr. won't be any easy games this year. Our alfo may play in either the backfield or the Ibrahim concedes that Clemson can not games will probably be decided by one midfield. Onalfo comes from Ridgefield, realistically be considered a shoe-in or goal or two. If the breaks fall our way, we CT, where he was named All-New Eng-

should be successful: if they don't, it could land. J.R. Fenton also joins the Tigers after be another story. having played for two years at Miami Daoe In 1984, Shawn Cartmill had just 423 South Community College. minutes of playing time; however, the ma- The Conner-Murray Show " is back in jority of that time came under the extreme 1985 to lead the striker position. This duo pressures of the NCAA tournament. He accounted for 32 of Clemson's 84 goals in

came through for the Tigers in 1 984, allow- '84, including the only goal in the Tigers ing just three goals, one of which was 1-0 triumph over Virginia in the NCAA

scored on a penalty kick. Can he do it in quarterfinals. Gary Conner led Clemson in 1985 as Clemson's top goalkeeper'5' total points and goals scored in 1984 with The Clemson backfield will not have the 46 points and 19 goals. These figures friendly faces of three-time All-American finished second in the ACC in each re- Adubarie Otorubio and Charlie Morgan spective category. Bruce Murray led Clem-

this year, but neither will it be lacking for son and the ACC in assists, helping on 15 experienced players. Coach Ibrahim has goals last year while scoring 13 times as made some position changes, moving well. Murray was selected second-team members from last season's midfield into All-ACC and the National Rookie-of-the- the backfield. Year in 1984 for his efforts. Paul Rutenis and Bill Fortner should There is a possibility that Coach Ibrahim maintain their starting positions in the may play Murray in the midfield. Should backfield. and could be joined by former that happen, Eichmann may come up. or midfielders Dick Landgren and Paul Car- Ibrahim may turn to one of his recruits to

ollo. Rutenis and Fortner had strong per- round out Clemson's scoring punch. Oliver formances in the backfield last year, as did Kacurov has the ability to play at striker in Landgren, who scored eight goals and set addition to midfield. Furthermore, two more up five assists, in midfield. Also playing in freshmen have the credentials to play up the backfield for the Tigers in 1985 will be front. Scott Prendergast comes from Vi- Bernard Gray (one goal, two assists), who enna, VA as a reserve striker while Matt has seen action at the striker and midfield Regnier joins the squad as Clemson's first- positions. ever player from Clemson. SC. Regnier Clemson will face a difficult schedule in 1985 In addition to these seasoned players, set several state records while playing for as it attempts to defend the National Championship. Coach Ibrahim hopes to reap the benefits former Clemson great Andy Demon.

7 Victory Peal Symbolic of Clemson's Progress

If the Tigers win the game today, listen for the Victory Peal resounding over the campus in celebration.

In June, the first six bells of a proposed 47-bell carillon were installed in Tillman Tower, where they chime the hour and play the Victory Peal, the first four notes of the Westminster Chime.

The peal, which will ring at graduation and other campus celebrations, is symbolic of the progress Clemson University has made in the past year. For example:

• Students, faculty and staff found a new

best friend with LUIS, a computehzed library system that allows them to check the status of library holdings from anywhere on campus.

• After a successful fund raiser in Wash- ington, D.C., groundbreaking ceremonies from the Strom Thurmond Institute were

set for fall 1985, with Vice President George Bush scheduled to attend.

• With the addition of two new micro- scopes, Clemson's $1 .6 million electron microscope lab became one of the best of

its kind in the country, allowing users to magnify images more than 300,000 times.

• In competition with 152 other college units from across the country, the Air Force ROTC detachment marched away

with the No. 1 ranking in the nation.

• Helene M. Riley became the first female department head at Clemson when she was named head of the department of languages.

• The South Carolina Agricultural Experi- ment Station dedicated its new $4 million Pee Dee Research and Education Center near Florence, and construction began on the new $9.5 million chemistry building behind Sirrine Hall.

• Under a program approved by the state Commission on Higher Education, Clem- son became the only institution in the state to offer a Ph.D. in computer engineering.

• In May, the university conferred 1 ,492 degrees — including the first Ph.D. in forestry — to the largest graduating class in Clemson's history.

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This has been a special year in the that downed Boston College in the dents in 1955 to more than 12,500 life of Waiter Cox. Fifty years ago he 1940 Cotton Bowl. Cox earned three today, a span of years that includes enrolled at Clemson as a freshman letters in football and the team had a such milestones in the University's de- after graduating from Belton (SC) High 20-6-2 record during his career. velopment as the enrollment of women

School. It is fitting that in his golden In 1942 Cox was called into the and the peaceful desegregation of the jubilee academic year with the Univer- Armed Forces and served with the institution. Under his leadership the sity that he has become interim presi- rank of lieutenant in the Fiji Islands, programs and functions of the student dent of Clemson University. New Caledonia and Guadalcanal with affairs division have steadily ex- Cox has served Clemson over the the 147th infantry Regiment of the panded and improved to meet the last five decades in a number of ca- 37th Division. changing and increasing needs of this pacities on the academic side and the In 1950 Cox moved on to the other dynamic student body. athletic side of life, and Clemson has side of campus as he brought his Through the offices and depart- become a lot better place because of excellent administrative dexterity and ments of admissions and registration, his presence. Cox received his bach- knowledge to university administra- student life, student health services, elor of science degree in June of 1939, tion. Between 1950 and 1955 he served the University Union, housing, intra- then remained for another year to pur- as Director of Public Relations and murals, intercollegiate athletics, bands, sue graduate work. In February of Alumni Affairs and as an assistant to student financial aid, counseling and 1940 he began his association with the vice president. career services, university canteens, the University as a full-time employee In 1955 he moved up to the position and the bookstore, the student affairs as he became a line coach on Frank of Vice President for Student Affairs division that Cox has assembled per- Howard's first team. He held the as- and Dean of Students, a position he forms essential student services to sistant coaching position until 1950. had held the last 30 years until his support and complement Clemson's During this period he also served as most recent appointment on July 2. academic mission. It provides stu- the head baseball coach and as ath- He has had a stellar career as Univer- dents with special opportunities for letic ticket manager. sity Vice President and has directed intellectual, moral, cultural, spiritual and Cox gained his knowledge on the many programs that have benefited physical growth. gridiron from Jess Neely and Frank the overall quality of life at Clemson The success of the comprehensive Howard, two Hall of Fame Head University. and progressive approach Cox took Coaches. Cox played on the Clemson Dunng his three decades as Clem- as vice president for student affairs is varsity football team between 1937 son's first vice president for student evident in such services as the Coun- and 1939 and was an all-state selec- affairs and dean of students, Walter seling and Career Planning Center, tion in 1939. He was a member of Cox guided the campus through a which provides individual counseling Clemson's first bowl team, an eleven population explosion from 2,700 stu- and group programs on topics ranging from academic and personal concerns to time management and assertive- ness training; the University Union, through which students devise, produce and participate in more than 800 varied activities each year; and Fike Recreation Center, a half-million-dollar complex of modern intramural sports and physical training facilities. Walter Cox has an illustrious and honored history at Clemson Univer- sity. He is one of only a handful of graduates to be selected to the Clem- son Athletic Hall of Fame and to also

win the Clemson Medallion (1 984) and the Distinguished Alumni Award (1963). He has truly run out of awards to win,

but he still has the motivation to climb more mountains as an active university president. After 50 years of serving a university, most alumni retire to

pnvate life. Not Walter Cox, he serves level. Walter Cox has served Clemson for 50 years. his university from the highest

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Few Athletic Directors in the country with vigor, he also coached the Clemson something I will be more involved in also. have moved up the ladder as fast as Bobby golf team between 1975 and 1983 During We have some of the best facilities in the Robinson This past March the 39-year-old his time as the head coach Clemson won its nation and we want to continue to rank native of Columbia culminated a 12-year only ACC title in golf and three times the favorably in that area." Robinson already steady progression up the administrative Tigers participated in the NCAA tourna- has formulated a 10-year plan for facilities steps to the position of Clemson Athletic ment. In 1983, his final season as the head as he has a keen interest in all sports at Director He succeeded Bill McLellan on coach, he guided Clemson to a number- Clemson. Changes in the soccer facility Fnday, March 8, 1985^ five national finish. Clarence Rose was one and tennis facility are planned for the next Robinson came to Clemson in 1970. not of three All-Americans to play for the Tigers few years. in athletics, but in the housing office After during his tenure. Rose is now a successful All of these factors have allowed him to three years he moved across campus to member of the pro tour. come to grips with what is necessary to be a serve as an administrative assistant in the Thus. It IS easy to see why Bobby Robin- leader of a national program such as the athletic department. "I started at Clemson son IS most qualified for the position of ath- one at Clemson "Our philosophy will al- in the housing office, but I came to Clemson letic director at Clemson University—he ways be the same We re going to be as to work in athletics," said Robinson "No has done it all. He has been an administra- good as we can be and give our coaches opening existed at the time so I had to wait tor at all levels, he has worked in other ar- and athletes the opportunity to compete until one opened up.' eas in the University, he has been a head and be successful That is the primary goal After serving the athletic department in coach and he has handled the budgetary from an athletic point of view. every imaginable manner, he became aspects needed to run an 8.5 million dollar "From the University point of view, we business manager in 1975 Two years program have to be as good as we can be, yet oper- later he was named assistant athletic direc- Robinson has done everything in the ate within the rules and be a force within tor and in 1980 he became associate AD. Clemson athletic department, but he con- this University As long as we are within He held that title four years, but his respon- cedes there is a big change between as- the University structure, we do report to sibility moved to an area of strength in sociate athletic director and athletic direc- people and we are not different from

regard to the football and basketball tor. "I no longer can just look at what we anybody else—we can be a very positive

programs in 1 982. could do in a situation, it has changed to factor for this University. Our importance While serving his administrative duties what will we do'. The area of facilities is IS no bigger than that of the English or math department. " Robinson has confidence in his staff, his athletes and the facilities at Clemson Uni- versity We have a solid base in all areas and we are a very solvent athletic department But. we need to get better, take

everything that we have and broaden it We

can t stand still We will look ahead within the framework of the University and work to expand our horizons We want to be as good as we can be and be a vital part of this University and represent the State of South Carolina in a positive manner." Robinson was born in Columbia and attended A C Flora High School During his high school career he was a point guard for the basketball team and a third baseman in baseball. He also played a good bit of golf during his younger days and was a scratch golfer at one time. He did not play any high school sports as a senior because of a heat stroke suffered in the summer of 1963. He graduated from A C Flora in 1964 and enrolled at Furman. Robinson graduated from Furman with a B S degree in business and political sci-

ence in 1 968. He was a member of the varsity golf team and was the president of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter at Furman. He worked in his family's real estate business for two years after receiving Bobby Robinson has served Clemson as a successful coach and administrator since 1970. his degree from Furman.

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ebrated beginning to his head coaching career with that victory over the Woody Top Winningest Active Coaches Hayes coached Buckeyes The nationally televised Clemson victory helped put the Name School Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pet. Tigers on the national football map and it 1 Barry Switzer Oklahoma 12 115 22 4 830 began Clemson s climb to among the elite 2 Tom Osborne Nebraska 12 118 27 2 808 of college football 3 Joe Paterno Penn State 19 176 43 2 801 4 Danny Ford Clemson 6 52 15 2 .768 In 1981 Ford became the youngest coach Bo Schembechler Michigan 22 186 54 6 .768 in the history of the game to win the National Championship At the age of 33. Ford surprised the college football world by taking the unranked Tigers to three Clemson football fans owe Auburn Clemson fans are certainly happy Ford wins over top 10 teams and a perfect 12-0 some favors. Each of the first four football entered the profession because he has record. Clemson handed Herschel Walker coaches in Clemson history came from Au- brought a solid program !o among the finest the only regular-season loss of his Georgia burn, including John Heisman, the Hall-of- in the nation Now in his seventh full season career, downed North Carolina in Chapel at Fame Coach who laid the groundwork for Clemson. his record of 52-15-2 ( 768) is Hill in the only showdown of top 10 teams the Clemson football tradition in the early the fourth best winning percentage in in ACC history, then defeated former years of this century college football among active coaches champion Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. In contemporary times, Clemson fans In the last four seasons Clemson has a That obviously is the highmark of Ford s owe Auburn another favor, stemming from 37-6-2 ledger, the fourth best winning per- brief, but eventful career at Clemson as he a friendship between Danny Ford and Pat centage in America The class of 84 was was named national Coach-of-the-Year by Dye. Ford. Clemson s head coach since the third winningest in ACC history in terms UPl. the College Football Writers of Amer- the 1978 Gator Bowl, was a player under of winning percentage, and no ACC class in ica, the Walter Camp Foundation and the Dye when the latter was an assistant coach the 32-year history of the league ever won Football Coaches of America under Bear Bryant at Alabama The two be- more games in a four-year period. A review of Ford's football past should

came good friends and it was Dye who con- Ford has been a pari of three ACC cham- help us understand why he has been so vinced Ford to pursue the coaching pionship teams and one national champi- successful as a head coach Another in a profession onship team at Clemson In 1978 he was long line of former Bear Bryant players that 11-1 that have on to greatness in coaching, I gone "Pat Dye and were good friends when I offensive coordinator for the team

17-15. 1 was in my senior year in college and I was won the Gator Bowl over Ohio State. Ford played for the Bear between 967 and wondering what I was going to do with my The Gadsden, AL native was more than 1969 He was Kenny Stabler s sophomore life," said Ford, "Coach Dye was the one just the offensive coordinator m that game tight end as a starter in 1967. played that who pushed me to ask Coach Bryant about however, as he had become the head position in 1968 and moved to offensive a graduate assistantship He put me coach of the Tigers on December 10 after tackle in 1969 Ford started all three years, Pell left to to Flor- all-conference in 1969 and played on on the staff and I have been in coaching Charley had already go was

' ever since. ida The 30-year-old Ford made quite a cel- three teams that went to bowl games In 1969 he was also a member of the All-SEC academic team, and served as the captain of the Alabama team. After Dye s coaxing. Ford remained at Al-

abama as a graduate assistant for the 1 970 and 1971 seasons. He had already earned his B.S. degree in industrial arts and earned his master's degree in special education in 1971. Ford became a full-time aide for Bryant in 1972 and 1973 The Tide went to four bowl games while Ford was an assistant coach Clemson s current head man then accepted a position as an assistant coach under Jimmy Sharpe at Virginia Tech. He remained in Blacksburg for three seasons

( 1 974-76) before coming to Clemson as offensive line coach in 1977 And. just 23 games later he was named head coach of the Tigers at the age of 30. the youngest

active division I coach in the country. Few people climb to the top five of their profession by the age of 37 Pat Dye gave Danny Ford some sound advice back in

The Ford family: Danny. Ashley. Elizabeth. Jennifer and Debra. 1 969 and Clemson fans are glad he took it.

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Miles Aldridge is the Lawson Holland Nelson Stokley has newest member of was a reserve quar- been the Tigers' of- the Tiger coaching terback for the Ti- fensive coordinator staff, as he joined gers from 1970-73, for the past five Clemson on June which makes him the years. He came to 28, 1985. The na- only current coach Clemson on Janu- tive of Kansas City, who played Clem- ary 18, 1980 after MO will coach the son football. In his serving as offen- inside linebackers seventh year, Holland sive coordinator for and recruit in the is in charge of re- Virginia Tech. The lower part of South ceivers and recruit- 1968 graduate of Carolina. A 1971 ing Virginia, Wash- LSU was the graduate of Gard- ington, DC, and school's starting ner Webb College, central North Caro- quarterback from he is in his 15th year of coaching. He lina. The Mooresville, N.C., native earned 1965-67 and then served the fine southern began his collegiate coaching career at his B.A. in secondary education from institution as an assistant coach from 1968- East Tennessee State, after which he moved Clemson in 1975. 75. Stokley still holds many LSU passing Wichita State, Tulsa, and then Missis- to records and he was the SEC Sophomore sippi. His most recent stint before Clemson of the Year in 1965. was at Duke, where he served as linebacker coach for two seasons.

Don Denning is in Woody McCorvey Larry Van Der his fifth season with is in his third year of Heyden has the Clemson staff. coaching the tight coached some fine The deep second- ends. He came to offensive linemen ary coach and north Clemson from Ala- during his six years Georgia recruiter bama A&M where at Clemson and is a joined the Tigers on he was the defen- major reason why 1, y- Tigers' July 1981. He has sive coordinator for j the ground previously served four years. The 1 972 game has been so Western Carolina as Alabama State 1^^^ 1^ successful. The of- defensive coordi- graduate lettered ^^^^ tensive line coach nator and assistant four years in foot- joined the staff on ^^^Hk lii ^1 athletic director, ball at the school H^^Bk J/Jk^M January 5, 1979 from Memphis State as before earning his BHHIk ^ H Memphis State assistant head coach, and Delta State physical education degree. He then re- where he was offensive coordinator for University as head coach. Denning gradu- ceived a masters degree in health, leisure three years. He has also served stints at ated from Presbyterian College in 1960 and sports from the University of West Iowa State, Drake, Indiana State, East and received a master's degree from Western Florida in 1977. Carolina and Virginia. He earned his B.A. Carolina in 1969. and masters degrees at Iowa State and lettered three years in football and baseball.

Tom Harper, the Ti- Chuck Reedy has Tommy West gers' assistant head coached Clemson's coaches the defen- coach, came to running backs for the sive and bandit ends Clemson from Vir- last seven years. The and also recruits ginia Tech's coach- St. Augustine, FL., middle and south ing staff on Feb. 2, native also recruits Georgia for the Ti- 1981. The native of for the Tigers in gers. He is in his Piqua, OH served as southeast South fourth year at Clem- the defensive coor- Carolina, south son, he came from dinator for Virginia Georgia and Flor- Appalachian State Tech, North Caro- ^ ida. He earned two University on July 10, lina, Iowa State and letters in football from 1982. The Gaines- Wake Forest, where Appalachian State ville, GA, native he was head coach cCBJii^H where he gradu- earned his B.S. de- in 1972. Harper graduated from the Uni- t;ated in 1971 with a degree in health and gree in health education from the Univer- versity of Kentucky in 1955 and received physical education. He came to Clemson sity of Tennessee in 1975 after lettering his master s degree at the same school in from Kentucky on July 5, 1978. three years in football and baseball for the 1958. Nine of his former players have Volunteers. A fine all-around athlete, he signed pro contracts in the last four years. was drafted out of high school by baseball's Chicago Cubs.

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1985-86 Athletic Council CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Dr B J Skelton, Chairman Walter T Cox, Interim President Affairs Mr Walter K. Lewis, President Alumni W. David Maxwell, Provost and Vice President for Academic Mr Leonard Butler, Past President. Alumni Melvin E. Barnetle, Vice President for Business and Finance Vice President for Mr Lawrence Starkey, President. IPTAY Hugh J, Clausen, Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Mr Bill Reaves, Past President. IPTAY Administration Dr Larry Bauer, President. Faculty Senate Donald J Elam, Vice President for Institutional Development Dr David Senn, Past President. Faculty Senate Manning N, Lomax. Acting Vice President for Student Affairs of Human Mr Fred Richey, President. Student Senate Frank Mauldin, Executive Assistant to the President: Director of Office Mr, Matt Locke, President. Student Body Services Ms Gayla Domke, Chairperson. Graduate Student Association Benjamin W Anderson, Legal Counsel Mr. Alan Wertz, President. Block C Club Dr, Jack Stevenson, Chairman. Scholarships and Awards Dr, Samuel Turnipseed, Fac Rep for Agriculture DEANS Professor Gail Kiser-Brown, Fac Rep for Nursing Dr. Stephen Wainscofl, Fac. Rep for Liberal Arts Arnold E. Schwartz, Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate School Dr. Herbert Brantley, Fac Rep for Forestry & Recreation Resources Luther P Anderson, Dean. College of Agricultural Sciences Dr. J, Charles Hester, Fac. Rep for Engineering Paul David Pearson, Dean. College of Architecture Dr James A Turner, Fac Rep for Commerce & Industry James E Matthews, Dean. College of Education Prof Lynn G Craig, Fac. Rep for Architecture Benton H Box. Dean. College of Forest and Recreation Resources Dr Wilham R Hare, Jr., Fac Rep for Sciences Mary Lohr, Dean. College of Nursing Dr, William E West, Fac Rep. for Education Henry E Vogel, Dean. College of Sciences Ryan C. Amacher, Dean. College of Commerce & Industry

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1 . Arkansas 931/2 2. Texas 78^/2 Year Pts Finish 3. UCLA 70 1975-76 30 20th 4. Oklahoma St. 6972 1976-77 33 21st 5. Oklahoma 68 1977-78 35 19th 6. SMU 6572 1978-79 52 V2 4th 7. Florida 65 1979-80 62 V2 3rd 8. Stanford 63 1980-81 15 27th Bob Boettner Cliff Ellis

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For the sixth time in the last seven years the Clemson all-around sports program has been ranked in the top 15 in the nation. The survey, conducted by the Knoxville Journal, takes into account national rankings in selected sports. Women's sports are not included in this poll, which has been in existence since 1971 This poll is a good index of Clemson's athletic success in recent Danny Ford Eddie Griffin first in 1975-76 with years. Clemson made the top 20 a number-20 Football Wrestling finish. The Tigers had four top five finishes between 1 980 and 1 983, one of only two schools in the nation to do that during this time period. The 1984-85 academic year was another outstanding season for Clemson sports as nine teams were ranked in the top 30 of their respective sports. Five male sports teams and four female sports teams were in the top 30, highlighted by the soccer team's national championship. Three other individuals were lauded as national champions as Richard Matuszewski and Brandon Walters won the NCAA indoor doubles national title, while Tim Krebs won the 1500 meters at the NCAA indoor track meet in Syracuse, NY. Dr. I. M. Ibrahim Andy Johnston

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28 l]^tHletic Staff

Tim Bourret Bob Bradley Rick Brewer Allison Dalton Bobby Douglas Assoc S.i.D. Sports Into. Dir. Student Ticket Mgr Exec, Sec IPTAY Equipment Mgr

Doug Gordon Len Gough Dr. Jud Hair Bert Henderson Van Hilderbrand

Asst Equipment Mgr Assoc. Athletic Dir Team Physician Assoc. Exec. Sec. of IPTAY Asst Athletic Dir

Fred Hoover Frank Howard Les Jones Kassie Kessinger Danny Poole

Asst Athletic Dir Legend Dir of Facilities Asst S I D Asst. Trainer

Dwight Rainey Robert Ricketts June Roach Ann Smith Elaine Swearingen

Assoc. Athletic Dir. Business Manager Football Sec. Promotions Asst. Football Sec. 0U

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29 Emergency Services

The Clemson University Athletic WHAT TO DO IF medications you are currently taking. Department provides the following for EMERGENCIES ARISE Be aware of warning signs of heart your safety and emergency medical Please step back and give the or- attacks: chest pain, chest tightness, needs: ganized stadium EMS personnel room shortness of breath, sweating, palpi- 1. Advanced cardiac life-support to work. Well-intentioned attempts to tations, fainting, nausea and vomiting. stations in four locations. (North help by untrained persons interferes Recognize that our most common stands, Upper North deck, with the efficiency of the EMS system. serious medical problem at football

South stands, Upper South If you have basic or advanced training games are heart attacks and allergic deck.) These units are staffed in specific life-support methods, make reactions to insect stings. Be aware with skill-care nurses, physi- your qualifications known and offer that insect stings will continue to al- cians, cardiologists, internists, your help. Untrained personnel can be ways be very frequent at outdoor sporting paramedics, and EMTs. frequently more harmful than helpful. events and should always be treated with immediate ice until advice can be 2. Mobile units of EMTs and par- MEDICAL ADVICE FOR FANS obtained. If you have ever had a reac- amedics are strategically lo- If you have a pre-existing medical tion to bee or other insect sting, check cated throughout the entire or health problem, please check with with your personal physician as to stadium. your personal physician and obtain his whether you should carry a kit. 3. Ambulances with life-support advice before attending games. Many equipment are available in North emergencies occuring at the stadium stand and South stand areas do so because of prior existing condi- and have prearranged routes tions. Use common sense in dressing, for evacuation to local hospitals. eating, drinking and physical exertion. The stadium emergency phone Learn to recognize these per- Be certain that you have identification number is (803) 656-2999. sonnel and facilities. on you as to the diagnosis and what

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IPTAY. in Its 52nd year as Clemson s athletic scholarship fund-raising club has continued on

its long and successful journey. From a modest

beginning in 1 934 with only 1 62 members. IPTAY has grown to include 20.000 loyal Tiger supporters. IPTAY. I-Pay-Thirty-A-Year," is recog-

nized as the number-one group of its kind in the country During the 1984-85 academic year. IPTAY continued to grow and expand with the addition of three features. The IPTAY Athletic Academic

Endowment was established during the fall of 1984 for recruiting scholarships for academics

The basic principle behind the endowment is that money donated by matching gift companies

is earmarked for a separate scholarship just for academics IPTAY also introduced the Tiger Life program

in late 1984 With Tiger Life, the Clemson IPTAY

Club is the owner and beneficiary of a whole life

insurance policy on a participant's life The con- tributor makes comparatively small annual gifts for a maximum of eight years. Contributions go

directly to Clemson University Tiger Life and all donations to Clemson and IPTAY are. of course, tax deductible With this program, the member creates a sizable capital asset without impinging

on the funds destined for his family In effect, it

creates a $100,000 endowment fund in the con- University Furthermore, a building program is Clemson IPTAY Club has a board of directors tributors name being instituted on campus that will include a new led by President Lawrence Starkey, Vice Presi- During the past year IPTAY also adopted the chemistry building, as well as the expansion of dent Jim Patterson, and Secretary-Treasurer Orange and White as the official publication of several other departments. Eddie Dalton,

IPTAY. The Orange and White, which is pub- That search for excellence is further exempli- Under the direction of these men. the mam lished weekly from mid-August to IVIarch and fied by the efforts of the 20.000 IPTAY members purpose of IPTAY continues to be raising monies

monthly during April. June and July, began ex- who contributed $118,000 more in 1984 than for athletic scholarships, and thanks to the fore- clusive distribution to 20.000 IPTAY members the year before. These monies enabled over sight of athletic department officials and the in early September 440 athletes, managers, and trainers to receive support of the Board of Directors, many im- Listed above are just three features that scholarship aid to attend Clemson. provements have taken place on campus IPTAY has implemented in order to continually These athletes also have the strong commit- which are of benefit not only to athletes and attain new heights of success But, the deter- ment to excellence that Clemson supporters fans of athletes, but to the academic area of the mining factor that has allowed IPTAY to flourish both deserve and desire The Tiger football team University as well.

for over 50 years, is the undying dedication of has the fourth best four-year record in college Specific areas of improvement in recent years

its members football. In December 1984. the soccer team include installing lights on Riggs Field; building a The reason is people—people who are com- became the school's second national champion new baseball facility (with lights that were added mitted to a successful program at Clemson Uni- by defeating defending champion Indiana. Soc- this spring); funding Tiger Band travel, donating versity, both on and oft the field. Professors, cer, men's cross country, women s cross coun- over $200,000 to the President s Fund; and de-

athletes, administrators, managers, trainers, try, men s tennis and women's tennis were all veloping the East Beach area enjoyed by all

alumni, and friends all play a part m this success. Top 20 teams, while the men's and women s Clemson students The results which have been produced are tennis teams were conference champions. Swim- The attitude of Clemson people, especially

something Clemson people can all be proud of in ming and wrestling enjoyed their best seasons those associated with IPTAY, is success is a

this search for excellence at Clemson University. ever. There were 19 All-Americans and 60 journey, not a destination. ' The search for excel- The on-going search for excellence in the all-conference performers competing for Clem- lence continues at Clemson and, thanks to the academic area at Clemson University has re- son. in addition to six athletes that took part in continued support of 20.000 IPTAY supporters,

sulted in the awarding of the 1984 Fulbright the Olympics There is no doubt that Clemson the excellence in athletics will continue. As IPTAY Scholarship for graduates to study overseas to athletics enjoyed one of its best years ever continues its service to Clemson. one may only six of SIX Clemson applicants In addition, a Gug- IPTAY certainly was a major reason for these wonder what the future holds. genheim Scholarship was awarded to another accomplishments But. what is IPTAY other than After 23 consecutive years of record-breaking Clemson graduate Of the 320 valedictorians in scholarships'' And how has Clemson University support, there is no doubt that Clemson will South Carolina 120 were accepted to Clemson benefited from these 51 years of service'' The remain number-one.

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32 Meet The Tigers Mickey Craig Kenny Danforlh Eric Dawson Wide receiver Terrance Roulhac led the ACC in touctidown catches SS • Sr. DE-Jr. 28 CB-So. 32 38 in 1984.

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enter Gates 1,5.9, 1 1 , or 1 3. Persons with top deck tickets must enter the stadium via the ramps which are located behind the North and South stands. Ramp entrances are adjacent to Gates 1 and 13 on South side and Gates 5 and 9 on North side.

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

WILL CALL: Should you have tickets at the will call window, you will find them at Gate 13.

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

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will be available at Gates 1 , 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, and the top decks. Any person leaving the stadium other than with a team pass must have a pass out check, as well as an admittance stub to be readmitted to the stadium.

EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are located; South Side - Under Section J; South Top Deck - Under Section E; North Side - Under Section T; North Top Deck - Under Section K. Trained nurses are on hand during the game. Should a doctor be needed, ask any usher, who knows the seat locations of doctors. Ambulances are

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PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public address system is intended primarily for - spectators' information concerning the game. in IVIemorial Stadium umbrellas, folding Booster Buttons $ 1.50 chairs, food Please do not request the use of the pubic chaise lounges, and beverage Wnst Bands $ 2.00 containers of type, alcoholic bever- address system to make social contacts. any Garters $ 2.00 ages, thermos jugs, and ice chests. Pennants $ 2.00 RESTROOMS: Ladies' and mens' rest- Pom-poms $ 1 .50 rooms are located beneath the stands and NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is Cushions $ 5.00 can be reached by exit from any portal. prohibited at an athletic contest in Clem- Stuffed Tiger $10.00 LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or son Memorial Stadium and Littlejohn CONCESSION PRICES found, please report same to Gate 1 infor- Coliseum. Cigarettes $1.25 mation booth. Candy $ .50 CONCESSION STANDS: Concession stands SOUVENIR PRICES Gum $ .40 5.00 .40 are located beneath all stands and can be Visors $ Crackers $ .40 reached by exit from any portal. A conces- Mesh Caps $ 7.00 Peanuts $ 8.00 Dnnks (cold) $1.00 sion price list IS published on this page. Nylon Caps $ MensT-Shirts $ 8.00 Coffee $ .75 Emergency calls EMERGENCY CALLS: Boy's T-Shirts $ 7.00 Nachos $1.50 Booth. The are received in the Security Sweatshirt $15.00 Hot Dog $ .75 emergency number is 656-2999. Hooded Sweat Shirt $20.00 Popcorn $1.00 NOTE: The following items are prohibited Preppie Sweat Shirt $15.00 Natural Frozen Fruit Bar $1 .25

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49 Q. What are some of the short term goals you would like to see the Clemson Athletic Department accomplish?

A. In the short term the main thing we want to do is get our philosophies across to our people. We need to do what is right, stay within the rules and be a positive aspect of this University. That is what we have tried to commu- nicate all over campus as well as off campus.

Since March 7 I have said that athletics is a very visible aspect of any institution, more visible than any other department perhaps, but it is no more important than any other department. We fall as a department within the University and come under the Vice President for Student Affairs.

Q. Where's Clemson headed in terms of facilities?

A. We have always thought we have some of the best facilities in the country, we have prided ourselves in that area. But, we must stay competitive and continue to improve our facilities. We need a new indoor tennis facility, we need a new soccer stadium, we need an athletic dormitory, we need permanent seating at the outdoor track.

I was involved in the finances across Q. When you graduated from Fur- We have already done a 10-year plan the board before, but now I am inman did you ever Imagine that you for facilities. volved in the bottom line on projects. would be in athletics, or for that We will do what we have to do to You have to be cognizant of the bot- matter be the athletic director at make our program competitive.

tom line. I am now more involved with Clemson?

Q. is the biggest difference the tickets and parking, but I will not What A. You never think about being the between being associate athletic di- be significantly involved. have an We athletic director at Clemson when you rector and athletic director? assistant AD for this area and he will start out, but I always wanted to be in handle it. A. The difference has been unbe- athletics at Clemson. I went with our The job of the athletic director also lievable. I have done 55 speaking en- family business out of college, I think places you on an unbelievable amount gagements in about 100 days. I am to everyone owes it to their family to try of committees, campus wide and within the point where I can't do any more that first. My family was very under- your own department. On campus I'm because we have started the aca- standing when I had a chance to go to the develop- demic year. Your time is spread thin at on the planning board, Clemson. ment council and many others. this time of the year. I enjoy the speak- I was fortunate to get a job at Clem- ing engagements. To be honest with you the biggest son and then to move to the athletic

The other thing that is a major differ- difference in the job is that from now department. I was lucky to have a man

ence for me deals with facilities. I have on it is no longer what you think, but like Bill McLellan, who gave me the

dealt with them from a financial stand- what do I do, yes or no. I have never chance. He allowed me to grow as an

point. Now I have to decide what we had a hard time making a decision. I administrator. I never actively sought

will do and how much pressure to put try to stay with it once I make a the A.D. position at Clemson, I just

on the project to get it done. decision. believe if you are meant to get a

50 position and you work hard you will athlete to get into school and have a trance requirements do not matter when

it. I get have had a chance to go to scholarship It will be voted on again it comes to players who don't have a other schools over the years and if I in January. 700 on the SAT

had not gotten the job here I think I am The thing I like about it is that it Overall it should not hurt us be- qualified enough to have gone to an- takes out the arbitrary decisions on a cause the marginal student-athlete would other school. But things worked out student. In other words, today all a not be going to another school if he here and I am glad they did. student-athlete needs is a 2.0 high could not come to Clemson. He would school average and meet the school s have to go to a junior college. That Q. What attracted you to Clemson? entrance requirements. This rule states might be the level that would have the

A. I did not come to Clemson as a that everyone would have to have a greatest change, the junior college student because Clemson did not of- 2.0 in certain core courses and have level. fer a program in accounting when I at least a 700 on the SATs, That I am not sure all parts of the propo- in school. was We now have an out- means that everyone has to have the sition will stay the same by the time it standing business school. My family same requirements. This way if a stu- IS adopted. There is a lot of concern has always followed Clemson. When I dent-athlete could not get into school about the SAT part of the proposal was at Furman I came to Clemson A, he could also not get into school B, because many don't think it is a fair all games and followed them the time. that IS if he did not meet these certain overall judge of a person's character requirements. Thus the school en- or intelligence. Q. What are your philosophies concerning the football schedule?

A. We are in an unusual situation. We have seven conference games we have to play plus South Carolina and the ninth game has generally been Georgia. We will alternate Georgia and Florida State starting in 1988 due to Georgia's conference commitments. Basically we feel we have to open at home every year. I apologized to coach Ford because we are not doing that this season, but we will in the future. I think it is a big disadvantage when you have a home stadium that holds 80,000 people and you don't open at home. You need to get off to a good start and playing in front of our home crowd is important. We feel we need to have a balanced schedule. Our conference is set so you can usually only play a non-conference schedule early. We have a long-term agreement with Virginia Tech. We have scheduled Missouri for four years in the 1990s so we can get some exposure out of the area, and to have a good draw at home and give us some national cred- ibility. The Southwest Conference and SEC have schedule problems, they have a lot of obligations. Our schedules are set through 1993. In general we want a schedule that will allow us to be a national contender if we play well. We are playing Florida State because they are a good team in the Southeast and because we recruit in that area, it gives us exposure in Florida.

Q. Where are we heading in athletics with some of the proposed changes, like a proposition 48?

A. Proposition 48 was passed in

1983 and it sets stronger guidelines (like a required SAT score) for an

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1 ANDERSON RANDY 6-5 QB 192 SO SO 5 JAMES LOTT 5-11 Broome HS, Dallon Rivers, Cowpens SC CB 170 FR Brown HS, Bob Boswell. Kannapolis, NC 86 BACON, BRUCE 6-2 WR 190 SR SO 51 JEFFLYTTON 6-3 Richland Northeast HS, Deane Fowble, Columbia SC c 255 SR Moeller HS. Gerry Faust. Blue Ash, OH 60 JEFFBAK 6-2 OG 251 FR RS 12 TERENCE MACK 6-3 Darien HS, Jim Girrard, Darien. CT BAN 230 JR Winnsboro HS. Ken Atkerson. Winnsboro SC 27 GENEBEASLEY 6-0 SS 192 FR HS 69 WES MANN 6-5 Booker T Washington HS, Leon Jamison, Atlanta, GA QG 270 SR Robert E Lee HS. Corky Rogers. Jacksonville FL 76 STEVE BERLIN 6-5 DT 265 SR 2VL 24 GARYMASSEY 6-2 Bethel Park HS, Bob King, Bethel Park, PA WR 180 JR Pendleton HS. Preston Cox, La France SC 7 CARLONBOX 5-11 SS 200 JR 1VL 96 RICHARD MCCULLOUGH 6-6 Franklin HS, Fred Roll, Walhalla, SC DT 250 FR Loris HS, Allen McNeil, Lons. SC 3 SHELTONBOYER 6-2 WR 185 JR 2VL 97 TOMMcCURRY 5-10 West Charlotte HS, Bruce Hardin, Charlotte NC DE 205 JR Summerville HS. John McKissick. Summerville SC 2 KEVIN BRADY CB 5-11 196 SO 1VL 31 WESLEY MCFADDEN 6-0 Douglass HS. Charles Brannon, Clarkston, GA CB 190 FR Lewisville HS. Jimmy Wallace. Chester. SC 64 GLENBRICKLEY 6-2 C 242 SR SO 74 PATMCKENNY 6-3 Saluda HS, Joe Steadman, Saluda. SC MG 245 FR Robert E Lee HS. Corky Rogers. Jacksonville. FL 41 SEBASTIAN BROWNING CB 5-11 182 JR 1VL 84 DWAYNE MEADOWS 6-4 Lithonia HS. Phil Knight, Lithonia. GA DT 250 SO Spartanburg HS. Fred Kyzer. Spartanburg SC 90 LAWRENCE BRUNSON 6-2 DE 230 SO 1VL 87 ELDRIDGE MILTON LB 6-3 Lake View HS, Bill Pale, Lake View, SC 235 SR Charlton County HS. David Stepson. Folkston GA 98 RICHARD BURTON LB 5-10 220 JR 1VL 6 ANDY NEWELL 6-0 Hillcrest HS. Andy Jones. Simpsonville. SC p 190 SR Hemingway HS. Joe Lee. Hemingway SC 40 HENRY CARTER 6-3 FB 230 SO 1VL 53 ERIC NIX 6-2 Hunter Huss HS, Tom Merntt, Gastonia. NC c 255 JR TL Hanna HS. Jim Fraser. Anderson. SC 62 ROBBIE CHAPMAN 6-7 C 255 SO SO 78 JEFFNUNAMACHER 6-4 Broome HS. Dalton Rivers. Spartanburg SC OG 280 FR Somerville HS. Jerry Moore. Somerville NJ 8 PAT CHARLESTON 6-0 WR 180 JR 2VL 30 ADUBARIE OTORUBIO 5-10 East Rowan HS. C M Yates. Granite PK 150 SR Quarry NC Lagos. Nigeria 79 RAYMOND CHAVOUS MG 6-5 290 FR RS 29 TERRANCE PARKS 6-2 Silver Bluff HS, Clayton Chnswell. Aiken SC CB 195 FR Central HS. Ronnie Burchfield. Carolton GA 11 GEOFF CINIERO FS 5-9 172 JR SO 89 DAN PEARMAN TE 6-2 Centennial HS. Carl Perkins. Columbia, MD 230 SO Independence HS. Allen Sitterle. Charlotte NC 88 JAMES COLEY 6-6 TE 217 FR HS 91 MICHAEL DEAN PERRY 6-2 Lee HS. Corky Rogers. Jacksonville. FL DT 255 SO South Aiken HS, Gary Smaller Aiken, SC 25 GARY COOPER WR 6-4 185 FR HS 72 JON PETERSON 6-5 Ambridge HS. Frank Antonini. Ambndge. PA C 256 SO Duluth HS, Cecil Morns, Duluth GA 95 RODNEY CURTIS DE 6-4 215 FR HS 50 HANK PHILLIPS 6-5 Trueten County HS. Jim Bailey. Soperton GA C 225 FR Mitchell County HS, Leiand Riddle. Spruce Pine NC 32 KENNY DANFORTH SS 6-1 190 SR 2VL 61 JOHN PHILLIPS 6-5 Aiken HS. Eddie Buck, Aiken, SC OT 245 SO Mitchell HS. Rusty Coggins. Spruce Pine. NC 38 ERIC DAWSON DE 6-2 225 JR SO 36 ROD QUICK FB 6-3 Westside HS. Bill Swinger. Anderson SC 230 JR North Charleston HS. Jack Bunch, Charleston SC 70 FRANK DelULIIS OT 6-6 265 FR RS 93 BRIAN RABER 6-4 Penn Hills HS. Roy Kasmaikis, Pittsburgh PA DE 247 JR Lumpkin HS. Larry White. Dahlonega, GA 85 MARK DRAG MG 6-4 255 FR RS 63 STEVE REESE OG 6-3 270 West lyiecklenburg HS, Jim Hambucher, Charlotte NC SR Thomson HS. Bill Reese. Thomson. GA 21 STAGEY DRIVER TB 5-8 185 SR 3VL 99 JIM RIGGS TE 6-5 245 Griffin HS. Lloyd Bohannon. Griffin. GA JR Scotland HS. Mike Dubis. Laurinburg NC 9 JAMES EARLE BAN 6-5 215 SO 1VL 34 MATT RIGGS 6-3 Easley HS. Larry Bagwell, Easley. SC SS 200 FR Scotland HS. Mike Dubis. Launnburg NC 33 TERRENCE FLAGLER TB 6-1 200 JR 2VL 15 TERRANCE ROULHAC 6-0 Fernandina Beach HS. Donnie Braddock, Fernandina WR 195 JR Beach FL William M Raines HS. Freddie Stephens. 48 KENNY Jacksonville FL FLOWERS TB 6-0 210 JR 2VL 71 CHUCK SANFORD 6-5 Spruce Creek HS. Terry OG 264 JR Ivlanfredi, Daytona Beach FL Enka HS. Danny Shook, Candler NC 17 MARKGETTYS PK 6-0 182 JR SO 10 TODDSCHONHAR 6-0 Daniel HS. Dick Singleton. Clemson. SC QB 190 JR Easley HS, Larry Bagwell, Easley. SC 37 CLAYGILSTRAP BAN 6-1 188 SO SO 77 JODYSEASE 6-3 Campbell HS. John Allison. Smyrna QG 250 JR GA Salem HS. Wallace Thompson, Salem VA 83 TY GRANGER 6-7 OT 255 FR RS 80 KENSETZEKORN TE 6-4 231 Pickens HS. Bill Isaacs. Easley. SC SO Sprayberry HS, John Paty, Kennesaw, GA 44 STEVE GRIFFIN CB 5-10 185 JR 2VL 19 RUSTY SEYLE 6-1 South Mecklenburg. James Seacord. PK 175 FR Charlotte NC Calvary HS. Dennis Roddenberry, Savannah GA 35 DELTONHALL CB 6-1 195 JR 2VL 43 GEORGE SMITH FB 6-1 Gnmsley HS, Dick Knox. Greensboro NC 230 JR Coffee County HS. Bonwell Royal. Douglas GA 59 BRIAN HAMMOND C 6-1 227 FR HS 28 RICHARD SMITH FS 6-0 195 Spartanburg HS. Fred Kyzer. Spartanburg, SC FR Hancock Central HS, John Flen, Sparta GA 68 J.C. HARPER DT 6-4 265 FR RS 52 DAVID SPRY 6-0 Daniel HS. Dick Singleton. Clemson. C 240 JR SC Lee County HS, Paul Gay. Sanford. NC 16 WAYNE HARPS FS 6-3 190 FR HS 65 TONY STEPHENS OT 6-3 285 Gntfin HS. Lloyd Bohannon, Gnffin, GA SO Walterboro HS. Gyles Hall. Walterboro. SC 67 JOEYHAYNES 6-6 OG 235 FR RS 58 VINCE TAYLOR LB 6-1 East Henderson HS, Roy Carter, Hendersonville 217 FR NC Clearwater HS. Tom Bostic. Cleanwater, FL 14 NORMAN HAYNES SS 5-11 200 FR RS 18 DAVID TREADWELL PK 6-0 Cedar Shoals HS, John Waters, Athens. 165 SO GA Bolles HS, Jacksonville. FL 75 DEAN HERMAN 6-6 OT 275 SR SO 47 DUANE WALKER LB 6-1 215 J J Kelly HS. Al Stecker. Walla Walla WA SO Forest Park HS. Marcus Trivette. Forest Park GA 26 RICARDO HOOPER WR 5-9 171 FR SO 55 HENRY WALLS LB 6-2 215 Fulton HS, Willie Hunter, Atlanta, GA JR Central Davidson HS, Kevin Firquin, Southmont. NC 22 MIKE ISAACS SS 5-11 180 SR 2VL 73 JOHN WATSON QT 6-4 255 JR Pickens HS, Bill Isaacs, Pickens, SC Bamberg-Erhardt HS, Leon Maxwell, Bamberg, SC 54 JOHNJANSEN OG 6-5 241 SO 1VL 57 KEITH WILLIAMS LB 6-4 240 Hentage HS, Danny Blue, Conyers GA JR St Matthews HS, Otis Culclasure, Swansea. SC 46 KEITH JENNINGS WR 6-4 218 FR HS 81 JEROME WILLIAMS TE 6-4 Summen/ille HS, John McKissick. Summerville 220 FR SC Gainesville HS. Bobby Gruhn. Gainesville. GA 23 A.J.JOHNSON FS 5-10 190 JR 1VL 94 PAT WILLIAMS DT 6-6 265 FR Berkeley HS. Gerald Moody. Moncks Corner SC Lincoln County HS. Larry Campbell. Lincolnton. GA 42 TRACY JOHNSON FB 6-1 215 FR HS 39 PERRY WILLIAMS 6-2 Brown HS. Bob Boswell. Kannapolis. NC CB 200 JR St Matthews HS. Danny Wiseman, Adairsville, GA 92 MIKEJOLLAY LB 6-2 215 JR SO 45 RAY WILLIAMS 5-9 177 Shamrock HS. John Wells. Tucker GA WR JR Reid Ross HS, John Daskal, Fayetteville NC 82 QUINTIN KLUTZ DE 6-4 221 SO SO 13 RODNEY WILLIAMS QB 6-2 200 A L. Brown HS. Bob Boswell. Kannapolis NC FR Irmo HS, Joe Turbeville. Columbia SC 49 CHRIS LANCASTER FB 6-1 224 FR HS 20 DONNELL WOOLFORD CB 5-10 190 FR Riverside Academy. Errol Bisso. Mableton. GA Douglass Byrd HS, Bob Paroli, Fayetteville. NC

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When CLEMSON Has The Ball CLEMSON OFFENSE GEORGIA DEFENSE 99 Jim Riggs TE 39 Andy Loy

73 John Watson LT 90 Henry Williams . .DT

63 Steve Reese LG 52 Henry Harris . MG 51 Jeff Lytton C 57 Kenny Sims ..SG

70 Frank Deluliis RG 42 John Brantley . . LB

69 Wes Mann RT 56 Bill Mitchell , . LB

1 5 Terrance Roulhac WR 59 Greg Waters . . LE

1 Randy Anderson QB 16 Michael Willis . .RC 21 Stacey Driver TB John Little ROV 43 George Smitfi FB Miles Smith ... S

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18 David Treadwell PK 38 Eric Dawson DE 59 Bnan Hammond C 80 Ken Setzekorn , , . .

THE TIGERS 19 Rusty Seyle PK 39 Perry Williams CB BOJeffBak OG 81 Jerome Williams . , ,

20 Donnell Woolford CB 40 Henry Carter FB 61 John Phillips OT 82 Quinton Klutz , , . . 21 Stacey Driver TB 41 Sebastian Browning CB 62 Robbie Chapman C 83 Ty Granger

1 Randy Anderson QB 22 Ivlike Isaacs SS 42 Tracy Johnson FB 63 Steve Reese OG 84 Dwayne Meadows . . 2 Kevin Brady CB 23 A, J, Johnson FS 43 George Smith FB 64 Glen Brickley C 85 Mark Drag 3 Sheiton Boyer WR 24GaryMassey WR 44 Steve Griffin CB 65 Tony Stephens OT 86 Bruce Bacon

5 James Lott CB 25 Gary Cooper WR 45 Ray Williams WR 67 Joey Haynes OG 87 Eldridge Milton . , . . 6 Andy Newell P 26 Ricardo Hooper WR 46 Keith Jennings WR 68J.C, Harper DT 88 James Coley

7 Carlon Box SS 27 Gene Beasley SS 47 Duane Walker LB 69 Wes Mann OG 89DanPearman . , .

8 Pal Charleston WR 28 Richard Smith FS 48 Kenny Flowers TB 70 Frank Deluliis OT 90 Lawrence Brunson. .

9 James Earle BAN 29 Terrance Parks CB 49 Chris Lancaster FB 71 Chuck Sanford OG 91 Michael Dean Perry . Otorubio Phillips 92MikeJo«ay lOToddSchonhar , QB 30 Adubane PK 50 Hank C 72 Jon Peterson C 11 Geoff Ciniero FS 31 Wesley fi^cFadden CB 51 Jeff Lytton C 73 John Watson OT 93BnanRaber 12 Terence Mack BAN 32 Kenny Danforth SS 52 David Spry S 74PatMcKenny MG 94 Pat Williams

13 Rodney Williams QB 33 Terrence Flagler TB 53 Eric Nix C 75 Dean Herman OT 95 Rodney Curtis . . . . 14 Norman Haynes SS 34 fvlatt Riggs SS 54 John Jansen OG 76 Steve Berlin DT 96 Richard McCullough 15 Terrance Roulhac WR 35DeltonHall CB 55 Henry Walls LB 77JodySease 06 97TomMcCurry

16 Wayne Harps FS 36 Rod Quick FB 57 Keith Williams LB 78 Jeff Nunamachef OG 98 Richard Burton. . , . 17MackGenys PK 37 Clay Gilstrap BAN 58 Vince Taylor LB 79 Raymond Chavous .... MG 99 Jim Riggs When GEORGIA Has The Ball

GEORGIA OFFENSE CLEMSON DEFENSE 81 Herman Archie WR 90 Lawrence Brunson LE 77 Victor Perry LT 76 Steve Berlin LT 69 Mack Burroughs LG 93 Brian Raber MG 64 Peter Anderson C 96 Richard McCullough RT 68 Kim Stephens RG 12 Terence Mack BAN 79 Wilbur Strozier RT 87 Eldridge Milton LB 94 Wycliffe Lovelace TE 57 Keith Williams LB 85 Jimmy Hockaday WR 35 DeltonHall CB 18 Wayne Johnson QB 39 Perry Williams CB 32 Lars Tate TB 32 Kenny Danforth SS 43 David McCluskey FB 23 A.J. Johnson FS 5 Steve Crumley PK 6 Andy Newell P

Georgia 18 Wayne Johnson QB 41 Spencer Polk WR 59 Greg Waters DE 79 Wilbur Strozier OT 19 John Little ROV 42 John Brantley LB 60 Terrie Webster LB 80 Sam Palmer DB

1 Joey Hester QB 20 Rusty Beasley DB 43 David McCluskey FB 63 Todd Wheeler OL 81 Herman Archie FLK 2 Miles Smith SAF 22 Tony Mangram FB 44 Steve Boswell LB 64 Peter Anderson OG 83 Kirk Warner TE 3 Gary Moss CB 23 Greg Williams CB 45 Kevin Jackson FB 65 Jeff Smith C 84 Ron Hermann DE

4 Fred Lane FLK 24 Cassius Osbom SE 46 Rosea McCrary ROV 66 Eric Johnson , , , , OL 85 Jimmy Hockaday FLK 5 Steve Crumley PK 25 Tron Jackson TB 47 Randy Jackson FB 67 George Tate OT 86 Calvin Ruff DE 6 Cris Carpenter P 26 Ronnie Hammonds TB 48 Fred Cook DB 68 Kim Stephens OG 87 TroySadowski TE 7 Doug Samuel DB 27 Rick Fromm OB 49 Mike Brown ROV 69 Mack Burroughs OT 89 Anthony Clincy SE 8 Tony Flack SAF/CB 28 Aaron Chubb DE 50 Curt Mull C 70 Kirby Stewart DG 90 Henry Williams DT 9 John Thomas RB 29 Will Jones ROV 51 PaulMesser SN 71 William Tang OG 91 Andy Dotson DL 10 David Dukes QB/P 30 Keith Henderson TB 52 Henry Harris DG 72 Larry Brown DG 93 Kenny Driskell LB 11 Bobby Wilkes QB 32 Lars Tate TB 53 Demetrius Douglas LB 73 NickFotos OL 94 Wyclitf Lovelace TE 12 Brad Lockridge DB 33 Bill O'Leary TE 54 Vince Guthrie LB 74 Rudolph Henderson OG 95 Bill Goldberg DL 13 Steve Harmon SAF 35 Horace Smith CB 55 JohnAbram C 75 Scott Adams OT 96 Jimps Cole DE 14 James Jackson QB 37 Stanley Blalock SE 56 Bill Mitchell LB 76 Chris Warren OL 97 Paul Giles DL 15 Todd Williams QB 38 Tim Woriey TB 57 Kenneth Sims DG 77 Victor Perry OT 98 Pat Harris DL 16 Michael Willis CB 39 Andy Loy DE 58 Ronny Smith OG 78 Blake Hyland OL 99 Jake Richardson DT

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/ 1 1 O AUAMo, oL/U U 1 6-5 248 RFR SO 22 MANGRAM, TONY CB 5-11 193 SR 1VL Columbia HS, Lake City, FL Brunswick HS, Brunswick, GA CA d4 AINUtnoUlN. rt 1 tn UCj 6-3 264 SR 2VL 51 MESSER, PAUL SN 6-2 205 SR 1VL Glen Ridge HS Glen Ridge. NJ Marist HS Dunwoody GA CI 1/ til AnL/Mlc. ntnlVlMrN rLrv. 0-4 200 SR 3VL 56 MITCHELL, BILL LB 6-1 219 SR 3VL Carver HS Columbus, GA Dalton HS Dalton, GA Dl Al C\C^^ •il CTAMI PV bt D-y 1 59 JR 1 VL 3 MOSS, GARY CB 6-0 189 JR 1 VL Norlhside HS, Atlanta, GA While County HS. Cleveland. GA

A A 1 D DUoWtLL, o 1 t V t Lb b- 219 JR 2VL 50 MULL, CURT C 6-5 275 FR HS Warner Robins HS, Warner Robins. GA Lake Brantley HS, Longwood, FL c o DnMIN I LtY, JUnlN Lb 216 bO 1 VL 33 O'LEARY BILL TE 6-3 219 JR 1VL Wildwood HS, Wildwood, FL Cardinal Mooney HS, Sarasota, FL

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D UArirtrN 1 bn, L/nIb r 6-1 185 RFR SO 41 POLK, SPENCER FLK 6-0 176 RFR SQ Gainesville HS, Gainesville, GA Douglas County HS, Winston, GA OQ o o UnUDD, AAHUIN L)b 6-4 21 RFR bU 99 RICHARDSON, JAKE DT 6-4 262 SR 3VL Rockmart HS, Rockmarl, GA Campbell-Smyrna HS, Smyrna, GA QQ ULIINL/Y, AN 1 rHJiNT bb b-1 1 90 bH 1 VL 86 RUFF CALVIN DE 6-3 201 JR 2VL Fullerton. J C Fullerton, CA Putnam County HS, Eatonton, GA c o o o OnUMLbT, b 1 bVb rr, 6-3 1 65 HrH bU 87 SADOWSKI, TROY TE 6-4 225 RFR SQ Cedar Shoals HS. Athens. GA Chamblee HS, Chamblee, GA C D yj UnlbtsbLL, rvblNlNT Ub b-u 220 bH 1 VL 57 SIMS. KENNETH DG 6-3 265 SR 3VL Northeast HS. Macon GA Southside HS, Greenville, SC

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oil CC DA 1 II CD uc y / oILLb, rAUL UL b-4 rn Mb 58 SMITH, RONNY C 6-2 246 RFR SQ Monroe HS, Monroe. GA Mary Persons HS. Forsyth. GA r\i C A ocn ab (jULUbbHo. bILL UL b-4 rnCD nbuc 68 STEPHENS, KIM OG 6-2 245 SO 1VL Edison HS, Tulsa, Okia Newnan HS Newnan. GA CO 54 oU 1 HHIb, VINOb LB 6-0 204 HrH bU 70 STEWART KIRBY DG 6-2 257 SO 1 VL Lilhonia HS, Lithonia, GA Colquitt County HS Moultrie, GA LJ A IV >1 IV ;IOM r~\ O DOMMIC CO 6-4 nAMMUINUb, nUNNIb 1 b b-U 1 /y bU bU 79 STROZIER, WILBUR OT 245 JR 2VL Ben L Smith HS, Greensboro. NC LaGrange HS LaGrange. GA

CO a o 1 MAHnlb. nblNHY U(j iLod JH 71 TANG, WILLIAM OG 6-3 245 SO 1VL Columbia HS. Decatur GA Douglas County HS. Douglasville. GA Cl o o 1 n CD UIC 6-3 nbNUbHbUN, KbI 1 H 1 b rH Mb 67 TATE, GEORGE OT 255 RFR SQ Cartersville HS. Carlersville. GA North Gwinnett HS. Suwanee. GA UCMRPDCOM Dl inOI DU OA 1 RPR QO 1 4 nblNUbnbUN, nUUULrn Uo b- \ tir n 32 TATE, LARS TB 6-2 210 SO 1 VL Ben L Smith HS. Greensboro, NC North Central HS. Indianapolis. IN CD UC 6-2 1 nbo 1 bri, JUb Ub b-U 1 yu rH Mb 9 THOMAS, JOHN RB 200 RFR SQ Cairo HS. Cairo, GA Baldwin HS. Milledgeville. GA OOoc HUL/KAUAY, JIMMY rLKCI w 6-4 onn bHC D oVLo\/i 83 WARNER, KIRK TE 6-4 200 FR HS Brentwood HS, Nashville, TN Bleckley County HS Cochran. GA 1 A 1 7C CO 1 \/l 1 1 6-3 \ 4 JAUrSbUN, JAMbb Ub o- 1 1 / bU v L 59 WATERS. GREG DE 233 SR SQ Mitchell-Baker HS, Camilla, GA Swainsboro HS. Swainsboro. GA 45 JACKSON, KEVIN FB 5-10 231 HrHDCD bUCO 60 WEBSTER, TERRIE LB 6-1 215 RFR SQ Warner Robins HS. Warner Robins Haines City HS. Haines City. FL

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So you've studied the football pro- 7. What are Clemson's official school 24. What football legend coached at gram and you know all the players' colors? Clemson'i' (a) Bear Bryant (b) John numbers, their positions, the coaches, 8. What was the first team motto'^ Heisman (c) Vince Lombardi the Clemson football schedule, and 9. What two Heisman Trophy winning 25. In what year did Clemson begin admit- you've still got a few minutes left be- running backs never scored a point ting undergraduate coeds for full-time fore the teams come out to play. against Clemson? study";* (a) 1954-55 (b) 1953-54 (c) 1957-58 While you're waiting, how about 10. What alumnus worked with Thomas playing a game of your own? We've A. Edison? 5-POINT BONUS: The winningest baseball coach in Clemson history, percentage- 1 1 come up with some questions to tease . In order, what are the top five states * wise, IS (a) Frank Howard (b) Bill Wilhelm your brain and test your knowledge of with the most Clemson alumni? (c) Randy Hinson Clemson history. 12. What two states are tied for the least ' Alumni listed on Clemson s rolls. Some might call it a Tiger version of number of alumni?

Trivial Pursuit, but Clemson fans don't 1 3. Why IS S.C. Lieutenant Gov. W.L. Maul-

ui pauuuEJEnb aq noA puaujoioosj j8a8j jo aseo consider anything about Clemson triv- din important to Clemson University? aM 6opiing 6uij3(|ns e UJ0J| sq isnuj noA oi ueqi sjom passiiu noA ji ial. 14. IS the late Col. William B. John- The answers appear upside down What a6uejo qiauunj ||iw uoos pooiq jnoA pue sndiueD uosuiaQ aqi uo sAep wai e puadg adoq sajaqi 'iq6ij ajouj logi 106 noA on this page. son of Easley, a 1917 Clemson grad- |{ uate, known for? sadijis (ja6|j.| TRUE- FALSE jnoA paujea ba noA Aipajjoo ajouj jo paja/wsue noA n 15. Assuming you are reading this pro- 008 1° aBeiuaojad e J0| pjooaj e-gi b q|iM c^gt 1 . Clemson's first football coach was Walter gram while you are sitting in the stad- uoseas auo neqaseq paijoeGO pje/woH hubjj (e| SDNOa Merritt Riggs. saLuoq Jiam ui paAii Aaqi papiAOjd jeaA ium, where would you be if construc- oiujapeoe 99-t'96l aq) |o jaisauias puooas aqi 6uijnp uatuom 2. The nickname suggested for the first tion on the Lake Hartwell Reservoir aienpejBjapun iiujpE 01 paiOA saaisnji jo pjEog aqx (q) gg Clemson team was Bobcats. had proceeded according to original C06l-006t UJOJ) uosujaio paqoBOO uEoisiaH uqor (q) pz unoqjEO uqop (q) ZZ pur- 3. The school's original colors were plans? eit\o )0 AiauEA umoj6 ple and gold. AiapiM isoLu s.piJOM aqi si eiô ssaiauids uosujaio |b) zz MULTIPLE CHOICE sauiqseiu woo ui aiqssn 6uiaq 4. In seven of the last eight Clemson- snqi jouaixa Aoiie \a>\om e pue jaiuaa jaddoo e SEq qoiqm uioo 16. The Howard Rock is (a) a dance (b) a paqoiwipuES.. aq) paiuaAuj sa>|0is uioo paqojMpuBS Georgia battles, the winner has gamed (q) i z rock rubbed by the players for good auo aiojM the least yardage. puB uosujaio 01 paujniai aq euos ou pBq siapBO uosuiao luck (c) A pebble passed on to Clem- aqi asHEoaq passEJJBqujg jaiBiu euj|B Jiaqi Bubs siooqos 5. Last year Clemson University shat- son coaches for good luck jaqio uiOJ| siapEO ajaqM îo\ «aN ui dujBO oiOti "b BuipuauE tered a record for the number of Ful- jaijB 8i6t UI jaiELU euj|E aqi aiojw an ubjoojoq (o) oz 17. The name Death Valley was coined UI EuiiojEO q;nos AiJSjaAiun aqi mou bright scholars in one year. £991 |0 by (a) The losingest Carolina coach in aBaiiOQ Eui|0jB3 qinos aqi |0 PEd aujEoaq jsibi pue eiqmnioo " uj UI sjoop S|i pauado aqj. eiquuniOQ (e) Now that you've gotten warmed up on history (b) A Greenville News 0891 aBaiioo 61 apis some easy ones, proceed to Section II. sportswriter (c) Lonnie McMillan BuiuuiM aqi uo sAeA»i|B sbm an 91-EI6I Pue '60, '90. ui sjaBjj. aqi paAjas puB eo6l PuE 206l ui s>|30oauJB9 aqi papinB sujeii 6. What other school coached by Riggs 18. Bob Williams is (a) Clemson College's -|iM IIBqioo) 10 pioujv loipauag aieuumn aqi paiiBO O) 91 had the same colors and the same first winning coach (b) Clemson Col- >|3nis aiuEu aqi AanBA MlEaQ IE uosLuaio Asjd 01 BuioB sem aq jaiuAASUods b p|0| mascot as Clemson? lege's first president (c) Coached foot- aouo uosoiaio ie uom ssai qonuj pajoas AiajEj qoiqw aBaiiOQ Carolina ball at both Clemson and uEuai/qsajd |0 qoEOO 'UEHitôtM aiuuOT aiE| aqi (o) n l|iq aqi UMOp unj Aaqi SB auJEB aujoq qoEa 19. Where was the original South Caro- ajoiaq >t3n| pooB J0| SJaABid aqi Aq paqqnj >|Doj v (Q) 91 lina College of Agriculture and Me- 30IOH0 gidinniAi chanics located'?' (a) Columbia (b) S«0J IZ isji) aqi UI ajaq/wAue paieas aj noA )i jaiewi japun 91 Greenville (c) Clemson Of61 UI .dear,, aqi paiuaAui sh ft 20. The Clemson Alma Mater was written aBaiioo lEjnijnDuBB ue jO| puBi |0 isanbaq s uos -luaio 9 SBUJOqi BuiidaoDE aieuas O S 941 ui 3Ioa BuiHEajq (a) Music Professor John Butler (b) by -ai| aqi isbd uipinB|/^ aiEqap paiBaq jaijE 6881 u| ei

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. 69 1' I eiuiBjia :9f9'l 'epuoy YEl'G bert C. Corcoran BiBjoag :9^9'e euiiojbo quoN 9902 euiiojbq qinos 1 21. Rembert Stokes, Class of '53. invent- qiuOLU siqi 66 SBAit an palojd aqi uo uiiq q|i/w paiinsuos A||Euoisb300 puB jaaiJO|SUBJi e p|inq 01 (a) an artificial leg in use today (b) ed U0SIP3 Aq panSE sbaa '6061 |0 SSBIO jaiunH w SBUJOqi oi sandwiched com (c) electron microscope BiBjoao |0 AiisjaAiun aqi |0 ja)(|BM laqDSjaH puB EUIIOJBO qinos |0 AiisjaAiufi aqi |0 SjaBoy aBjoag 6 with 22. What is Clemson's association uosaiaio dn uja 1E3 g okra? (a) Clemson spineless okra is aBuBJO lujnq puB aidjnd isa/wquoM i ujnqny 9 widely grown variety, the world's most ujBjBojd iqBijqinj aqi |0 Ajoisiq aqi ui pjooej b (b) Clemson is the site of a nationally papaias xis |0 xis peq ApsjaAiun uosujaio t^6l u| anj^ 9 anjx f okra festival (c) Clemson horti- known aBuBjo 01 paBueqo sem joioo aqi os sBuiqsew culturists just introduced a new variety ujJO|iun [BjaAas jaijE aas 01 pjEq sew pio6 eqx anJl C siaujiaq aAEq of okra l upip Aaqi 80UIS spsaq Jiaqi laaiojd 01 Jieq 6uoi ejom SjaABid 23. Thomas Green Clemson, the founder aqi asneoeq suoi-| sem pa)ss66ns siueuitaiu aqj. asiej z uosujaio of Clemson, is the son-in-law of (a) I0 luapisajd pue 6uijaeui6ua |0 uBap sbw osie sBBiy anjx i Ben Tillman (b^ John C. Calhoun (c) asnvj anui Henry Clay SU3MSNV

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Jeff Lytton has played football every the guiding force behind his emerg- development while in Tigertown is of- fall since he was six-years-old. Count- ence as a football player. "Going into fensive line coach Larry Van Der Hey- fall, 6-3 255- ing this that means the 1 high school had no idea I would ever den, who beams with pride as he is pound Clemson center a veteran of make it to the collegiate level as a recalls Lytton's progression from a not 16 football seasons. Along the way football player, " Lytton recalled. 'But so promising freshman to a starter. "At he's played on three high school na- Coach Faust told me if I really worked the time Jeff was a freshman we well tional championship teams as as hard over the four years in high school, weren't sure that he would ever play Clemson's '81 championship club. His try to do what he was teaching me, it at Clemson," the seventh-year assist- team's records over the last eight years would all work out and everything would ant remembered. "One thing you al- is 83-7-1. But this year may well be fall in place. ways feel good about in coaching is his most significant season on the "As late as my junior year I still sometimes you feel that you can help gridiron. didn't think I would be good enough to youngsters. Somewhere along the line Heading into the '85 campaign Lyt- earn a scholarship to a major college," maybe you've helped that youngster ton had played in 21 of Clemson's last life is all continued Lytton." But I continued to grow up, realize what about 22 games, but his start against Virginia work hard and do what Coach asked and that kind of thing. And I think Jeff Tech last week was his first as a Tiger. of me, and like he predicted, things is one of those youngsters, because And yet the old man of the front line is

first I Clemson's second most experienced kind of fell into place, and here I am at his two years don't think there was a coach on our staff who thought offensive lineman as he is in his fifth Clemson." or felt like he would ever play. year in Tigertown. Playing for Coach Faust was a de- light according to the senior. "He really Van Der Heyden explained that early Although the Blue Ash, OH native helped me find myself in high school. on Lytton realized that he was behind has experienced much success on the Entering high school I was pretty much some excellent centers and would have gridiron, it has not been without a lot my own person, did things my way, to battle his way up. "I think he's one of sweat and perseverance. Contrib- and didn't have much discipline, but of those youngsters just through dedi- uting to his longevity in the sport has he really helped give me some direction. cation and hard work he's really made been his willingnesss to adhere to the "Coach Faust was a pretty hard himself a pretty good football player, work ethic and having the good for- man, especially where academics were smiled the coach. "I think of all the tune of playing under some of the at Clemson concerned, " continued Lytton. 'He al- youngsters we have here finest coaches. You might say Lytton ways tried to get the most out of you. on the offensive line I'm probably more wasn't always blessed with the tools, He worked with you individually, taking proud of Jeff than anybody else. but his desire and dedication have you under his wing and showing you The soft-spoken Lytton is equally as helped mold him into a starter on the ropes, almost like a father." gracious with his comments for his Clemson's football squad. When asked how his current coach, speciality coach, whom he praises for He is a protege of present Notre Danny Ford, compares to Faust, Lyt- helping him become mentally tough. coached Dame coach Gerry Faust, who " ton revealed they are actually quite Coach has been a big reason for my Lytton at Moeller High School and was similar, 'especially in that both make progress at Clemson," emphasized you work real hard and they really Lytton. "He really helped make me a have similar coaching philosophies. better person. He always says when The most notable difference might be he stops yelling you'd better start wor- in that Ford treats you more like an rying. He says you have to be mentally adult, which is understandable be- tough to play this game, and I'm about cause he is coaching me at an older as mentally tough as you can be. level." Coach is a perfectionist, and if you Lytton wasn't heavily recruited as a don't give it your all, play hard, you prepster, but he did catch the eye of won't play for him. the Clemson coaching staff who in- "You really have to love this game vited him to Tigertown for a visit. Being to play all these years, going through a native of Ohio, Lytton was a Ohio what it takes. You really have to want State Buckeye fan while growing up, it in your heart. Football has given me

discipline anything. If and in fact, it was his interest in the as much as you 1978 Gator Bowl, "the one with the can survive and endure all these years Woody Hayes incident", in which he on the football field, business will be first heard of Clemson. Hooked on his easy." initial visit to Tigertown, Lytton enjoys Jeff has toiled in the shadows of the area so much he hopes to remain some great centers while at Clemson. in the vicinity even after his playing He's been patient and waited for his days come to a close. turn. Once again Jeff Lytton has proven Another Clemson coach who has that hard work and perseverance does been instrumental in Lytton's overall finally earn you a place in the sun.

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Early fall —the first hint of change in ing, but you're not. We want you to be the leaves, new shows on network head football coach.' Well, Neely went The Tigers on September 21 television, tweeds and wools with their to Rice. There was then a meeting of (5-2-1 Overall. 4-0 at Home, 1-2-1, Away) first appearance, and of course, foot- the Athletic Council, who ran things ball with its season openers. For nine back then. A fellow named Sam Rhodes months now fans of all college teams from engineering made a motion to 1929 H W 68-0 Newberry have met, discussed, debated, and make me coach. I thought I had al- 1 935 HW 26-6 Presbyterian finally decided that "old Coach John ready been hired. They were a little 1940 A W 38-0 Presbyterian

Smith just might puH'em through this slow, I so stood up and said, I second 1946 H W 39-0 Presbyterian year." the motion." "" They hired Coach How- 1957 HW 66-0 Presbyterian On this day in Clemson history, ard that day, and in his opener against 1963AL 14-31 Oklahoma September 21 , the Tigers have some- P C, Howard s Tigers trounced the 1968 AT 20-20 Wake Forest times made fan's hopes rise, and Blue Hose, 38-0 under sweltering heat. 1974AL 10-31 NC State sometimes fall. But always the Tigers This was the first of 165 victories in 1 have quenched their fans thirst for Coach Howard's Clemson career.

| football action and given some indica- 1957-Same teams, same day same tion of what was ahead in games to result—Clemson buried P C. again, relied in from seven yards, and Mike come. 66-0, at Memorial Stadium before 1 5,000 Funderburk kicked the point after to 1929-Clemson stomped Newberry eager pallbearers. The Tigers were deadlock the contest with under three up and down the field this day at Riggs literally unstoppable, scoring on every minutes remaining. Earlier in the game Field, 68-0. The Tigers breezed through possession but the last. Clemson led Charlie Waters scored for the Tigers. the Redskins, scoring at will. Coach 40-0 at the half behind the play of Bob 1974-A second half surge sent the Josh Cody played everyone on his 38- Spooner, Charlie Home, George Usry, 15th-ranked N.C. State Wolfpack by man squad in this season opener. Doug Cline, and Harvey White, a highly Clemson 31-10 in a night game at 1935- 'Approximately 7,000 anx- touted newcomer. Raleigh. Stan Fritts scored three ious spectators witnessed the opening 1963-Clemson went to the Midwest touchdowns and gained 169 yards for game of the new season at Riggs for its opener this year, taking on Okla- Lou Holtz's team. Roland Hooks also Field when the Tiger powerhouse turned homa. The third largest crowd ever at caught a long touchdown pass. Mark on the steam to down the Presbyterian Norman's Owen Field (62.000) gath- Fellers ran in from 15 yards to give Calvinists, 25-6, in one of the most ered to watch Bud Wilkerson's Soon- Clemson an early lead. impressive victories Clemson has reg- ers, picked in the top five in preseason Today the Tigers have arrived for istered over Walter Johnson's fighting polls, take on the Tigers, picked to win their ninth September 21 battle. Some Blue Stockings in several seasons of the Atlantic Coast Conference. Sur- questions will be answered: some won't. competition, " said the 1936 TAPS. prisingly, Clemson jumped out to a But, best of all, football will be back in

Winston "Streak " Lawton, a speedy 14-0 lead as Jimmy Parker threw to Tigertown. 158-pounder from Thacker, West Vir- Frank Pierce for one score, and Hal ginia, ran 45 yards early in the game Davis ran for another. The heat of the to set up a four-yard run by Bill "Dusty midwest began to take its toll on the Wiles. Mac Folger also scored twice Carolina boys, however, as the Soon- from 10 yards to push the Tigers to ers scored right before the half. The victory. heat got no better in the locker room. 1940-ln a special day for both teams, "They put us in a sweat box," said the Tigers traveled to Clinton to take Howard. "Our boys were so hot they on Presbyterian. It was a day of cele- just layed out on the floor. I could brating P C. Coach Walter Johnson's hardly get them back on their feet." silver jubilee at PC, and it was Frank The Sooners whipped the hot, tired Howard's debut as Clemson's head Tigers in the second half and went on coach. The way Howard got the job is to a 31 -14 victory. an interesting tale. "We were going 1 968-" You've heard me say that

" out to play Boston College in the Cot- getting a tie is like kissing your sister.

i ton Bowl in 1939, " says Howard, "and said Howard, but today had a pretty there was a lot of talk about Coach sister." That was his reaction to the Jess Neely leaving. Mr. J. C. Little- Tigers' late rally which tied Wake For- john, who was the school s business est 20-20 before 22.000 at the new manager at the time, came up to me Groves Stadium and a regional televi- Frank Howard began his Clemson coaching and said. Coach Neely might be leav- sion audience. Benny Michael bar- career on this date 45 years ago.

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hulking The frame looks oddly out ka's Dave Rimington. "\ did not have a lot of experience in

it of place as balances on the chair 'I really enjoy teaching kids, it is teaching special children when I was for child one-fifth his size. made a The something I have wanted to do for a working on my degree at Clemson,

" hands, more accustomed to clutching long time, said DeVane recently. said DeVane. "I have worked hard a football than a fourth-grade reader, 'Football and education have been a over the last month or so and I have dwarf the book's pictures the print, and part of life I my since was young and I been learning on the job a lot. Many of reminding one Gulliver in the land am still pursuing both avenues. They times that is the best way to learn of the Lilliput. are both challenging " DeVane is also anyway." But. despite his arresting size, Wil- serving as an assistant football coach DeVane says some of the traits he liam DeVane, Clemson's former mid- at nearby Walhalla High School, so he used in football have served him well dle guard with the 1981 National has quite a busy schedule. in the classroom. "Communicating with Championship team and one of those "I am used to an active schedule people and being able to cooperate two notorious "Bruise Brothers ", is a and I am keeping one up now. This with people are essential on the field self-described cream puff with his chil- way I still have teaching and football and in the classroom. You have to be dren. DeVane may be 6-2, and 280 in my life. I have not given up on a team player to work with the stu- but into that pounds, packed muscle football as a player yet. but this fall I dents, other teachers and the princi- and smew is an immeasurable supply will concentrate on coaching and pal. You've also got to be able to follow of patience, gentleness and love, a teaching and resume an attempt as a directions." side few of his opponents ever glimpsed. player next year." DeVane should not have much trou- Yes. the man who once pounced on Encouraged by his father, William ble with discipline because he was a Nebraska fumble in the first quarter DeVane. Sr., he started playing midget one of the team leaders of Tiger foot- of the 1982 Orange Bowl, a recovery football at the age of seven in his ball during its most successful three- that set the tempo for Clemson's 22- hometown of Jacksonville, NC. year period in history. Between 1981 15 National Championship clinching Throughout his Clemson career he and 1983 Clemson had a 30-2-2- re- victory, is now a school teacher. In the was always thrown in the fire. His cord, the best in college football and second semester of the 1984-85 aca- freshman year, 1980, injuries in the William DeVane's leadership was one demic year DeVane finished his de- Clemson defensive front forced Wil- of the main reasons. While William gree in elementary education as a liam into a frontline position. He re- Perry got a lot of the attention, De- practice teacher in the fourth grade at sponded with eight tackles against Duke, Vane's savvy and ability helped Perry

Wren Primary School in Anderson and for the first time people started to become a better player. DeVane still County. This fall he is teaching young- notice the articulate tackle. Now Wil- has some hopes of joining Perry in the sters at Oconee Vocational School, a liam is being thrown into a different NFL. challenge as big as taking on Nebras- type of fire. "I had a tryout with Buffalo in the

summer, but did not make it. I still would like to play pro football, but for

now I am concentrating on my other ca-

reer. It can also be very rewarding." His leadership abilities have carried over into the classroom. Last year when he was teaching at Wren one

student said, " His size scared me at first." DeVane echoes those senti- ments, but after a while the feelings

changed dramatically. It was rough at the beginning because they were scared of me, but as time went on they knew

I was just a big cream puff. But, in

general I did not have much of a

discipline problem. " "By the end of the year he was just like another teacher

to us, " said fourth grade Paige Fowler. Whether William DeVane is a Bruise

Brother or a cream puff ", does not matter for those who are close to him know he will be successful whatever William DeVane, former starting middle guard for Clemson 's National Championship career he chooses. team, is pursuing two careers.

79 IPTAY Officers fit

DISTRICT II Union County C Evans Putman Mr Harold E Blackwell (CC), 15 Quail Hill Drive Chairman Greenville, SC 29607 Mr Cecil Wayne Comer Mr H S Harris, Jr Cherokee County Mr B E Kirby Mr JohnM Hamrick, Jr (CC). Mr Thomas E Mack Chairman Mr S Paul Aaron • Dr W Ronald Barrett Mr R S Campbell. Jr ' Mr Gary E Clary Mr Wylie Hamrick Mr E Raymond Parker Mr James R Sanders, Jr Greenville County Mr K M Watson (CC), Chairman William R. "Bill" Alexander Mr Bill Barbary Director, District III • Mr Randall Bell Mr Walter Glenn Brackin, Jr Mr Joseph Bailey Bright Jim Patterson Lawrence Starkey Eddie N. Dalton Mr Miles E Bruce DISTRICT III IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY President IPTAY, Secretary-Treasurer Mr Charles A Bryan. Jr William R Alexander Mr Phillip H Burnett 330 Fairway Rd. SW Director, District I Director, At Large Director, District VII Mr Charles W Bussey. Jr Aiken, SC 29801 Mr Larry B Copeland Aiken County Mr J Bennette Cornwell. Ill Mr John G Molony (CC), • Mr Walter B Crawrtord Chairman Mr Gordon S Davis Mr Wm R Alexander Mr William Lem Dillard Mr Johnny L Cagle

IPTAY I PAST PRESIDENTS Mr L Donkle, Jr Mr Alan J Coleman ' Mr Henry EIrod Mr Thomas Eiserhardt Mr Clark Gaston. Jr. Mr Frank T Gibbs Mr Joe D Gibson Mr Elbert Hines Hamilton Mr Joel W Gray. Ill Mr TC. Atkinson, Jr., Director F Reeves Gressette, Jr. Director George G. Poole, Jr., Director Eugene H Kneece. Jr • Mr Richard H Ivester Mr Alan M Tewkesbury, III Charlie W. Bussey, Director Lewis F Holmes, Director Bill Reaves, Director Dr Willis A King. Jr Dr Charlie W Timmerman ' Mr Terry A Kingsmore W,G, DesChamps, Jr, Director FE, Hughes, Director Chns Suber, Director Mr FA Townsend, Jr Mr Jim League Mr James L Walpole Dr. R.C. Edwards, Director Dr GJ, Lawhon, Jr, Director W.H. Taylor, Director Mr Henry M Lee Mr Carrol H Warner Mr Floyd S Long Harper Gault, Director Calhoun Lemon, Director Dr J.H. Timmerman, Director Mr Ben G Watson ' Mr Terry L Long Mr H O Weeks, Sr Marshall Walker, Director Mr Seabrook L Marchant Mr James T McCarter Edgefield County Mr Lewis F Holmes. Ill (CC), ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - BOBBY ROBINSON Mr Ronald J McCoy Chairman Mr J G Miller Jr IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - ALLISON Anderson DALTON Mr William J Neeley. Jr Mr Greg W Mr E Dukes, Jr HONORARY DIRECTOR - FRANK HOWARD Mr Thomas K Norris O Mr William H Orders Mr J W Gilham, Jr Mr John F Palmer Mr Lewis F Holmes, Jr

• Mr Watson Rhodes * '85 Mr I N Patterson. Jr Designates IPTAY Award Winner Mr Ryan ' Mr George Millon Plyler Thomas H Mr C Evans Putman Mr Herbert S Yarborough Representatives: Mr Bobby W Ramsey Lexington County Mr James Rochester Mr D H Caughman (CC), Mr Earl E Sammons, Jr Chairman

• Mr Robert G Sharpe Mr J Ed Burrell Mr John G Slattery Mr Billy Amick Mr Tony Smith Mr Jerry R. Byrd Mr Joe D Swann • Mr R Hugh Caldwell • Mr Chris Suber Dean Walter T Cox Mr E Richard Taylor, Jr • Mr Fred H Carter Jr Mr R Allison Dalton Mr S Gray Walsh Mr James Tracy Childers • Mr Robert Whorton Greenwood County Mr Beniamin C Dysart. Ill B Mr Mike Coleman • Mr Robert L McCord (CC) Dr Robert C Edwards Mr David H Wilkins Mr James A Compton Chairman. Greenwood Mr Charles Ellenburg, Jr Laurens County Mr Ernest Jamerson Corley Jr Dr FE Abell, Jr Coach Cliff Ellis Mr H Ralph Coriey Sr Mr J R Adair (CC), • Mr Nick P .Anagnost Coach Danny Ford Chairman Mr John Melton Gault, III Mr Joe M Anderson Mr Gaston Gage, Jr Mr Thomas E Davenport Mr Robert T Haselden, Jr ' Mr Lewis Bagwell Mr Roddey E Gettys, III Mr TA Henry Jim Patterson Mr Henry M Fans, Sr ' Bell Mr Leanord Mr Henry M Herlong, Jr Mr Wayne S Gough ' Mr Charles Jeter Glenn Director, District I Mr Robert Guerreri Mr Warren Craig Jumper Mr John L Bracknell M Mr William J Hendnx Mr Jr Mr William E Burnett Mr Bob Harmon Mr Hugh Foster Morgan, Jr VF Linder Mr William D Coleman Mr Van Hilderbrand Mr John W McLure DISTRICT I Mr WB Owens Mr Gene Rhymer, Jr Jim Patterson, Dir Mr Johnson Craig Coach Frank J Howard Mr Ralph C Prater Mr J Riser PO Box 589 Mr John Duncan Mr Floyd M Hunt Mr Carl R Rogers W Jr Mr J Shell Clemson, SC 29633 Mr Robert M Erwin. Jr Mr Edwin L Kilby Mr Michael E Simmons Tom • Mr Charles Mr W.K Fooshe Mr Tom C. Lynch. Jr Dr N C Wessinger M Stuck Abbeville County " Mr James S Hull Mr James V Patterson Mr Mike Taylor Dr William H Baxley. Ill (CC) Mr Nevit Y Johnson Mr R R Ritchie Spartanburg County Mr Woodrow H Taylor Ctiairman ' Mr Melvin Pace Mr Robert W Robinson, Jr Mr WM Manning, Jr (CC), Mr C Paul Wessinger Mr V Wendell Boggs Mr Wayne B Richey Mr Gil Rushton Chairman Mr Charles Newberry County B Murphy Mr Self Mr William Singleton Mr TR Adams. Jr WM C ' Earle Mr Philip H Rosenberg Mr J Bedenbaugh (CC). Mr Robert G. Sharpe. Jr Dr B J Skellon Mr James G Bagnal. Ill Mr. Chairman Don Southard. Jr Mr Mr Neil Smith Mr Andy N Beiers Richard Suggs G Mr Walter B Cousins Mr M Earle Williamson Mr Erslon Mr John L Brady. Sr G Sparks Mr Louie C Dernck Mr John E Sparks Mr A B Bullington. Jr Anderson County McCormick County Mr L Glenn Fellers " Ivlr. Mr J. Turner. Jr Mr William M Cooper S T King (CC) Mr TC. Faulkner, Jr (CC) Joseph Mr Melvin L Longshore Cornwell. Jr Chairman Chairman Mr K N. Vickery Mr John B • Mr C H Ragsdale. Ill Ivlr Mr Joseph A West Mr Jack Cribb Melvin E Barnette ' Mr Terry C Shaver Mr Eugene P Willimon Mr John Easterling. Jr Mr B.K. Chreitzberg Oconee County Mr Joe H Simpson. Jr Mr Joel Harris Mr Gerald Emory Mr R. Carol Cook (CC) W Mr Clifford T Smith • Judge Bruce Foster Mr. Joe B Davenport Chairman Mr C Gurnie Stuck Mr. Mr J.H Mr Harry H Gibson George H Ducworth Abrams Mr David Waldrop, Jr Mr. Charles Elderidge Mr Ronald Paul Barnette Mr Wilbur K Hammett

• Mr J. Tom Forrester. Jr Mr WC Harper Mr Bill Hendnx, Jr Richland County Dr. Jimmy Hentz Mr J H McJunkin Mr Grover C Henry Mr Don E Golightly (CC). Mr Robert Lee Hill Mr Garry C Phillips Mr WA Hudson Chairman • Dr. William P Kay Mr A P Kerchmar Mr George I Alley Dr. C. Patrick Killen Pickens County Mr Ralph F King. Jr Mr Jack W Brunson Mr. James F Little Mr Charles E Dalton (CC), Mr Arthur W O Shields Mr PhihpC Chappell, Jr Mr. Harry Ma|or Chairman Mr Marvin C Robinson Mr William T Clawson, III • Mr. Randell W. McClain Mr William J. Barnell C. Evans Buddy Putman Mr R L Stoddard Mr Edgar S Coffey Jr • " Mr Bill McLellan Mr Francis A Bosdell Director, District II Mr Wesley A Stoddard Mr Ralph E Cooper Mr. PC. Osteen. Jr. Mr Robert C Bradley Mr Ted Wilson Mr Albert G Courie

80 Judge Michael R. Davis Lee County Mr A B Mr James W, Engram Schirmer Jr Mr FL Bradham Mr C Green OesChamps. II (CC) Dr J R Stout • Mr J Mr Larry W. Flynn Chairman O Gerrald Mr Buddy Gore Mr Lawrence M Gressette, Jr Mr WG DesChamps. Jr Colleton County Mr Pal Gore Mr William E Hair Mr Bethel C DuranI Mr James R White, III (CC), Mr John H Holcombe. Jr Mr Harry J. Johnson Chairman Mr S F Horton Mr Terryl Kloslerman Marlboro County Mr Jack W Carter Sr Mr Thurmon McLamb Mr Buddy Lewis Mr C E Calhoun W (CC). Mr Marion W Sams. Jr • Mr Stephen H Mudge Mr William T McDaniel. Ill Chairman Mr J Ryan White. Jr • Mr Richard W Sarvis Mr James P McKeown. Ill Mr, Mark Slade Avent Mr R L Wilder Jr Mr S C, McMeekin, Jr Mr William E, Gore. Jr Dorchester County Mr R S Winfield Mr Je»rey A, O Cam Mr Ray C. Smith Mr Tom Salisbury (CC), Lawrence V Starkey Mr Thomas R Robbins Chairman Marion County Director District VIII Mr Crawford E. Sanders. Ill York County Mr Thomas W, Bailey • Col- A Lee Sheider Jr Mr TC Atkinson. Ill (CC). Mr William R Adkins (CC). Mr H D Byrd Mr B Marion Smith Chairman Chairman Mr Gene W. Dukes DISTRICT VIII • Mrs Davis O Smith Mr David E Angel Mr TC Atkinson. Jr Mr Clifford M. Henley Lawrence V Starkey Dr John H Timmerman Mr S Lynn Campbell Mr John H Holt Mr Dexter Rickenbaker 320 Ferry Landing SW Mr E, Ralph Wessinger Sr Dr Roy W. Campfield. Mr Robert G Mace Jr Atlanta. GA 30328 Mr O T Gulp Mr Duncan C Mclntyre Hampton County Mr Saluda County Mr F Buist George G Poole. Jr Georgia Eaves. Jr Mr William F Speights (CC). Mr Bernard L. Black (CC|. Mr James W Addison. Esq Mr Fred W. Fairclolh. Ill Chairman Chairman Mr Mr Barnett A AMgood. Ill Harper S Gault Dr Jerry F Crews. Jr Sumter County Mr Alfred B Coleman Mr Mr Rudy Bell E M George Mr David B Gohagan Dr Wyman L. Morris (CC). Mr James A. Dernck Jeffrey Mr Robert S Bonds Mr T Haire Mr Winston A Lavirton Chairman Mr Andrew P Calhoun Mr Benjamin H Herlonq Mr James W. Hancock, Jr Sen TO Bowen. Jr Mr David Tilman Cline Mr James R Herlong. Jr Mr William F Harper Jasper Dr John J Britton. Jr County Mr Mr Mark • John A Dickerson S Patterson Mr Alford Haselden Mr Frederick A Nimmer Mr E M DuBose (CC). Mr Douglas C Edwards Mr John H. Wheeler Mr Lewis W. Hicks Chairman Mr WT Fort Jr Mr William Mr TC Wright Mr W T Jenkins. Jr Mr C. Elird. Jr Dale Ferguson, III Mr Mr James H Owen. Jr Howard E Hord Williamsburg Mr Carroll Hutto Mr J C Rhea. Jr Orangeburg County County Mr John Mr Robert A King Mr R. " J Snow (CC). Ben Smith. Jr Mr William B Bookhart, Jr (CC). Chairman Mr William C. Lawson Mr G G. Thomas. Sr Chairman Dr Cottmgham Mr Russell Tommy Lyon Mr Marshall E. Walker Mr David Copeland WC Mr WH, Cox Mr John L Murray. Jr Mr Larry Dyar Mr Fred P Guerry. Jr Mr Thomas E Peterson Mr F Reeves Gressette. Jr Mr James M Kennedy Mr Edwin S Presnell Mr WC Higginbotham. Jr Mr Thomas Morris. Mr A.U Priester Jr Mr Edgar C O Jr McGee Mr Mickey E Reeves Mr Fletcher M Riley. Jr Mr John L Scoggins Mr J,M Russell. Jr Mr W B Shedd S. Lynn Campbell Mr Jack G, Vallenline. Ill Mr Lawrence Starkey. Jr Director. Mr James Williams. District IV C Jr Mr John Tice Mr Russell S Wolfe. II Mr Joseph W Turner Jr DISTRICT IV Dr Eugene P Willimon. Jr S Lynn Campbell Mr Ronald W Young Edgar C. McGee Box 11326 Director District V Rock Hill. SC 29730 DISTRICT V Chester County Edgar C McGee Mr Edward C Abell (CC). PO Box 383 Eddie N Dalton Chairman Orangeburg. SC 291 15 Director District VII Mr Richard A Coleman Mr Robert A Darby Allendale County Mr Steven Epps Mr Bradley J O Neal (CC). DISTRICT VII Mr George R Fleming Chairman W T Billy Fort Jr Eddie N Dalton

Director District VI 1 Dr Carl H Jones. Ill 03 Wembley Road Mr WE Lindsay Bamberg County Asheville. NC; 28804 Thurmon W McLamb • Director Mr John M. Little. Ill Mr R Herman Rice (CC) DISTRICT VI District IX Mr Donald B Murray Chairman WT Fort. Jr North Carolina DISTRICT IX Mr & Mrs N Rhett Davis. Jr 2730 Mohican Drive Mr WW Allen Thurmon Chesterfield County Mr Claude McCain Sumler. SC 29150 Miss Edith Batson W McLamb PO Box 67 Mr James C Stone (CC). Mr Fred Schrimpf Mr Roland L Connelly Chairman Clarendon County Mr Eddie N Dalton Little River SC 29566 Mr Rhett Butler Barnwell County Mr Theodore B Gardner (CC) Mr Robert L. Dunnigan Other states besides GA, NC & SC Mr John R Thomas Mr Howard G Dickinson. Jr (CC) Chairman Col J.L, Edmonds Mr Emerson E Andnshok Mr Gregory Mr Dan R Tillman. Jr Chairman Mr Julius R Eadon, III S Fansh Mr George U Bennett Mr William R, Tillman Mr H,M Anderson Mr G H Furse, Jr Mr Richard J Fisher Mr Carl F Bessent Mr Patrick K White Mr Grover C Kennedy. Jr Mr H B. Rickenbaker Mr Pete Folsom Mr Victor G Chapman. Sr Mr Ray L Wilson, Jr Mr Calhoun Lemon Mr Horace F Swilley Mr James B Foster Mr Daniel R Clemson Mr Jimmy L Tarrance Mr Thomas W, Glenn, III Mr Robert P Corker Dillon County Dr Joe B, Godfrey Ma). Frank J Cox Darlington County Beaufort County Mr Billy Daniel (CC), Dr Jay D, Hair Mr Tom Davidson Dr William P Kennedy (CCi Mr Harry Chairman Mr E Guy Hendnx Mr Fred Chairman J Tarrance (CC). Faircloth Chairman Mr Charles F Carmichael Mr H L. Hoover Mr Mark G Fellers Dr Hubert C. Baker Mr Henry C. Chambers Mr L B Hardaway, Jr Mr George A, Hutto. Jr Mr Danny Floyd Dr T James Bell, Jr Mr Doug Corkern Mr W G, Lynn Mr W D. Kirkpatrick Mr James C Furman • Mr J W Carter Mr James S Gibson. Jr Mr Joseph L Powell Mr Charles G Lucius. Ill Mr Walter L Garvin Mr Marion D Hawkins, Jr Mr Robert E Mr J Louis Grant Mr Billy G Rogers McClure Mr Thomas E Gnmes. Ill Mr, Warren Jeffords Mr Mike Jewell Mr John C, Rogers Me, E,T Mclllwain Mr Gray Hipp. Jr Or G.J Lawhon. Jr Mr Neal Mr John Mclnnis. Ill Mr • Mr Bryan Loadholt Rogers Ben Hornsby Mr William B McCown, III Mr Edgar L. Miller Jr Mr Alvin J Hurt. Jr Mr Harry M McDonald Berkeley County Florence County Mr Tom R Morris. Jr Mr FH Inabnit. Jr Dr M B. Nickles, Jr • Mr W Henry Thornley (CC). Mr Clyde S Bryce. Jr (CC). Mr W D, Moss. Jr Capl Ed Jackson • Mr Bill Reaves Chairman Chairman Mr Archie Kim Neal Mr Dave Moorhead Mr John C Walker Mr Bill Blanton Mr Thomas D Birchmore Mr Thomas G Roche. Jr Mr John Osteen Dr Thomas Dantzler Mr Rufus M. Brown Dr C R Swearingen. Jr Mr J V Roberts Mr David Jeffcoat Mr Mari/in Cockfield Mr Don Tomberlin Mr Andrew H. Ronemus Fairfield County Mr Lawrence C McMillan Mr Alex Coleman Dr TG Westmoreland Mr Ben K Sharp Mr Harold R, Jones (CC). Dr William Mr D V Whelchel Mr Harry Chairman Mr Noland L Pontiff. Jr L Coleman W Smith Mr Thomas P Ryan Mr Frank A, Douglass. Jr Mr William T Worth Ms Millie D Williams Mr Louis M Boulware • Mr L B Finklea. Jr Mr Bobby J Yarborough Mr William L Wylie Mr J K Coleman Calhoun Mr Harold B Haynes Mr Ernest C Hughes County • Mr William H Bull (CC). Mr Ernest L Jones Mr Forest E Hughes. Jr Chairman Mr L Chappell Jones Mr James King Kershaw County Mr Gerald Bozard W Mr Martin Cheatham Mr John F Poole " Mr J F Watson C (CO. Mr Mr Wilbur Powers Chairman Tatum (3ressetle. Jr O Mr John G Rose Dr Kenneth W Carson Charleston County Mr Allen P Wood Mr Tommy W James. Jr Mr Van Noy Thornhill (CC). Mr Edward L Young Mr G P Lachicotte Chairman Mr TF McNamara. Jr • Mr John Adams. Ill Georgetown County Mr Alan Alexander • Mr Glenn A Cox (CC). Lancaster County Mr Archie E Baker Chairman Mr Joe H Lynn (CC). Mr Georgia Bullwinkel. Jr Mr Joe Thomas Branyon. Jr Chairman Mr H L Dukes. Jr Mr Samuel M Harper Mr James A. Adams Mr M Dreher Gaskin Mr H Edsel Hemingway. Jr Mr John O, Avinger Mr William A Grant Mr A H, Lachicotte. Jr Mr W P Clyburn Miss Beverly Haters Mr Robert T Mayer Jr Mr Dexter L Cook Mr Al Hitchcock Mr Philip H Pnnce • Mr Tony J. Crenshaw Dr John P Howard Mr Willie C Shelley Mr Marion D Lever Jr Mr William C Kennerly Mr Joe Young Mr Garrett J Mobley Mr Robert C LenhardI Mr James A Mobley Jr Mr Thomas E Lynn Horry County Mr Henry Glenn Simpson Mr David M Murray Jr • Mr R G Hr-rton (CC). Mr Ronald Small Mr Carl S Pulkinen Chairman Mr Larry Wolfe Mr Paul Ouattlebaum. Jr Mr James W Barnelte. Jr

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Jennifer & Ebe Cox C Curtis Crawford Charleston SC Chester SC Johnston SC Pawleys Island Apothecary Greenville SC Frank E Lucas Thomas E & Peggy Baker Pawleys Island SC Mr & Mrs Lewis F Holmes III Earl & Gale Crawford Ctiarleston SC Great Falls SC Johnston SC Harrison S Forrester Greenville SC Murray Tile Co Carolyn Pawleys Island SC & Chuck Bell Horace T Holmes John G Creech Charleston SC Great Falls SC Trenton SC A H Lachicotte Jr Greenville SC J E O Quinn Memorial Pawleys Island SC J Warren Dallon Charleston SC Chesterfield Fairfield Mr & Mrs Wm E Twilley Jr Greenville SC Dr Billy William F Slack Jr Blakeney A H McMeekin Jr Pawleys Island SC Daniel M & Is Co-Div 193 Charleston SC Pageland SC Monticello SC Greenville SC Greenville Dr & Mrs J R Stout Westbrook Family Clarendon Davis Electrical Constructors Charleston SC Monticello SC Flower s Industries Greenville SC G H Furse Jr Fountain Inn SC Van Noy Tommy Ned Thornhill Robert A Westbrook Manning SC Gordon S Davis Charleston SC Monticello SC Melvin K Younts Greenville SC Fountain Inn SC Vescom Development Corp Colleton Gene C Jones Robert E Delapp Charleston SC Ridgeway SC W J Abies Bruce E Whitlock Greenville SC Greenville SC WCBD-TV Cottageville SC J K Coleman Mr & Mrs R Jack Dill Jr Charleston SC Winnsboro SC Dr Jim M Alexander Dr J Frank Biggers Greenville SC Greenville SC Bob, Jeannette. Anne & Gregg Weldon Walterboro SC Forest E Hughes Jr Charles H English Charleston SC Winnsboro SC Dwight F Allen John Lindsay Crook Greenville SC Greenville SC John B Hartnett Walterboro SC Harold R Jones Enwright Associates Inc Isle Of Palms SC Winnsboro SC Gus B Allison Jr Harry L Hill Greenville SC Greenville SC Franklin R Welch Memorial Walterboro SC Thomas J & Dale C Mann James L Eskew Isle Of Palms SC Winnsboro SC American Equipment Co Inc #2 Greenville SC Darlington Greenville SC Phil & Mary Bradley Florence Raleigh J Farr Johns Island Hubert C Baker DDS Astro American Chemical SC Greenville SC Darlington SC Dr & Mrs Watson T Barbrey Greenville SC Bates Associates. 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87 III Ashley George I Theisen George J Bishop Edward & English Little Mr & Mrs Steve Stasney Mr & Mrs R L Watson & Travelers Rest Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Mauldin SC SC Edward Crystal Wilhoit Don Cameron Mactio Nacho inc James M Stephens R B Whorton IV A B Cross/ & Travelers Rest Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC Greenville SC T N Lawson J L Walker SC Mauldin SC A S Dargan George & Dean Marianos Murray M Stokely Greenwood Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SO Greenville SC Larry & Ronnie Ayers Piedmont SC Joseph Dean Bagwell John P "Pat" Gore C B Martin Henry W Suber Greenwood SC Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC Greenville SC "Blakely Dairy Farm Inc" Piedmont SC Mr Mrs Rhett Copeland Radd Erin & & ^mos G Green Jr Arbor Engineering Inc James Carl & Virginia Summey Greenwood SC Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Mr & Mrs David S Merritt Piedmont Gilbert Associates Inc SC W E & John H Holcombe Jr Bob Maxwell Builders Inc Sunland Distribution inc Greenwood SC Myrtle Beach SC 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89 The Greenville Clemson Club salutes CLEMSON SOCCER and Its 1984 National Championship Team!

The 1984 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY SOCCER TEAM Season Record: 22-4-0 1984 NCAA National Champions

Congratulations team members, coaches and staff!

We also extend our special thanks to Clemson fans everywhere and especially to WFBC Radio AM-FM for their outstanding support.

90 Kenneth M Suggs R A Earnhardt "A Friend Of Clemson ' D William Brosnan Dan Gilliland Columbia SC Spartanburg SC Sumter SC Asheville NC Matthews NC Roy N Taylor F & B Farm Bob AGalianoJr Dennis C McAllster Farnum M Gray Columbia SC Spartanburg SC Sumter SC Asheville NC Matthews NC

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Clemson s Sophomore AII-ACC Players: Clemson Freshmen who have started under Danny Ford and the number of games they started that season: William Perry, 1982. MG 1979 Gary Brown. (1 Terrance Roulhac, 1984, WR OT 1) 1980 Jeff Wells. TE Harvey White, 1957, QB (6) 1981 Dale Hatcher. P Gary Barnes, 1959, WR (10) Donald Igwebuike. PK Butch Sursavage, 1965, DE (9) 1983 Henry Walls. LB (11)

Terence Mack. B (1 Clemson Grads who are ACC Officials: 1 Shelton Boyer. WR (8) Clark Gaston, Umpire Kenny Flowers. TB (5) Mark Kane, Line Judge Ray Williams. WR (5) Joe Long, Field Judge 1984 Michael Dean Perry. DT (10) Gil Rushton, Back Judge

Heisman Trophy Winners who have played against Clemson was seventh in the nation in football attend- Dwight Clark is one of six former Tigers who Clemson breakdown ance last season. Here is a game-by-game have played in the pro bowl. Year Name School Seasons vs. CU of the home games in order of attendance:

1959 Bill Cannon LSU 1958 1 . South Carolina, 82,093 the players on 1971 Pat Sullivan Auburn 1969,70,71 2. Duke. 80.617 NFL Teams that have had most Clemson Its rosters over the years: 1980 George Rogers S. Carolina 1977.78,79,80 3. North Carolina, 80.111

1982 Herschel Walker Georgia 1980,81,82 4. Virginia Tech. 77.754 1. Pittsburgh Steelers. 8 1983 Mike Rozier Nebraska 1981 5. Appalachian State. 75.398 Philadelphia Eagles. 8 1984 Doug Flutie Boston Coll 1982,83 6. Wake Forest. 71 .697 3 New York Giants. 7 New England Patriots. 7 Clemson s Senior Class for 1985: 5. Detroit Lions. 5 Bruce Bacon, WR Jeff Lytton. C San Francisco 49ers. 5 Clemson players who signed free agent contracts last Steve Berlin. DT Wes Mann OG New York Jets. 5 spring and summer: Glenn Brickley. OG Eldridge Milton. LB Mike Eppley QB. Dallas Cowboys Kenny Danforth. SS Adubarie Otorubio. PK Reid Ingle. OT. Dallas Cowboys Stacey Driver. TB Steve Reese. OG Former Clemson players who have played in NFL-AFL Ellis. OT. Dallas Cowboys Dean Herman. OT Mike Isaacs. SS Joe Pro Bowls: Jeff Wells. DE. Denver Broncos Andy Newell, P Jerry Butler. 1980 Dale Swing, C, Denver Broncos Dwight Clark. 1982. 1983 Jeff Cruce, OT, Denver Broncos Three-time AII-ACC Selections: Bill Hudson, 1962 Ronald Watson, FS. New York Giants Ray Mathews. 1952. 53. 59 William Perry, Clemson, MG, 1982-84 William Devane. MG. Buffalo Bills Bill Mathis. 1960. 61. 63 Jim Bakhtiar, FB, Virginia, 1955-57 Chuckle Richardson. LB. San Diego Chargers Charlie Waters. 1976. 77. 78 Leo Han, QB, Duke 1968-70 Rich Searl, WR, Duke, 1969-71 Kelvin Bryant, RB, UNC, 1980-82 Joe Terranova's 1985 recruiting class rankings: William Fuller, DE, UNC, 1981-83 1. Florida State 6. Southern Cal Graduates of non-southern schools who have been Bob Smith, S, Maryland. 1972-74 2. Nebraska 7, Michigan assistant coaches at Clemson Bob Bartholomew. T Wake Foresl. 1953-55 3. Pittsburgh 8 Alabama Larry Beckish Wichita St, 1973-76 Norm Snead. OB. WF 1958-60 4. Texas Christian 9. CLEMSON Larry Van Der Heyden Iowa State 1979-present James McDougald. RB. WF 1976. 77. 79 5. UCLA 10, Penn State Duke Owen Georgetown 1953 Earl Hoagland Purdue 1935-36 Clemson Freshmen who have started every game in a season (since 1952 or since Clemson started keeping NFL Players on opening day rosters by college in 1984: game by game lineups): 1. Southern Cal. 44 Nebraska. 21 1983 Henry Walls. Linebacker 2. Penn State. 40 Oklahoma. 20 Shortest games on Clemson record (since 1968): 1977 David Sims. Punter 3. Alabama. 31 Washington. 20 1. 2:05 vs Georgia. 1977 1974 Jeff Mills. Defensive Tackle 4. Pittsburgh. 30 17. Clemson. 17 2. 2:10 vs. Virginia. 1973 UCLA. 30 Baylor. 17 2:10 vs Duke. 1972 6. Texas. 29 Maryland. 17 2:10 vs. Georgia Tech. 1972 7. Anzona St. 27 LSU, 17 2:10 vs. Duke. 1971 8. Michigan. 25 Purdue, 17

Each of Clemson s first four head coaches came Longest games on Clemson record (includes halttime): to Tigertown from Auburn, another Tigertown, Here 1. 3:18 vs. Nebraska. 1981 are the four coaches and the years they coached at 2. 3:10 vs. Georgia Tech. 1983 Clemson: 3:10 vs, Virginia Tech. 1980 1. W. M. Riggs, 1896, 97 4, 3:07 vs Baylor. 1979 2. W, W. Williams, 1897 5 3:05 vs. Georgia. 1982 3, J, A Penton. 1898 4, John Heisman. 1900-03

Hottest games (temperature wise) on Clemson record Clemson mentors who have coached undefeated (since 1968):

Clemson teams: 1. 89 degrees vs Boston College. 1982 John Heisman. 1900 2 86 degrees vs Boston College. 1983 Bob Williams. 1900 3. 85 degrees vs. Georgia. 1976 Frank Howard. 1948. 1950 85 degrees vs The Citadel. 1972 Terrance Roulhac was the fifth sophomore in Danny Ford, 1981 5. 84 degrees vs. Georgia. 1981 Clemson history to make AII-ACC

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Actual plaque size: 7'A " by 13% ". It is called by several names — Arma- erdes. Dr. Sieverdes teaches in Clemson geddon, the War, the Rivalry, the Battle for University's Department of Sociology, and Clemson University Alma Mater Braggin' Rights, etc. The list goes on and IS the recipient of the 1985 Alumni Master Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness, on. their Each person has own special Teacher Award. A native of Lynchburg, Where the Tigers play. name for this awaited event. This is the Virginia Sieverdes received his bachelor's Here the sons of dear old Clemson Clemson-Georgia game. degree from the University of Richmond, Reign Supreme alway. For the first time in several years, the his master's degree from Virginia Com- CHORUS Tigers' home opener is not their season monwealth University, and his doctorate Dear old Clemson, we will triumph And with all our might opener. Consequently, the Tiger Band has from Mississippi State University. Siev- That the Tigers" roar may echo already been initiated in 1985. However, erdes specialized in the area of criminol- O er the mountain height. for many Clemson fans, this will be their ogy, and serves as the university's criminal first time seeing their band in action. The justice advisor as well as an assistant offer either "A Tribute to Count Basie", a 260-member 1985 Tiger Band has been professor. Sieverdes has taught at Clem- collection of works composed by that big rehearsing since the sultry days of August. son for the past nine years. band great, or 'Music From the Group Dr. Bruce F. Cook, director, and Dr. Richard The pregame show continues with Tiger Chicago ", featunng a medley of some of E. Goodstein, assistant director, have once Band's rendition of "You're A Grand Old Chicago's classics. The Redcoat Marching again returned to conduct the ensemble Flag"; "America The Beautiful", directed Band will close saluting the Dawg fans in composed of 98 woodwinds, 95 brass, 29 by Richard E. Goodstein and accom- Death Valley, playing the Georgia fight percussionists, 26 flags, two twirlers, and panied by the Clemson Univerity Chorus; song, '"Glory To Ole Georgia", while spell- four equipment personnel and alternates. "The Star-Spangled Banner ", directed by ing out Georgia. Drum majors of the 1 985 Tiger Band are Bruce F Cook; and the Clemson University Following that. Tiger Band will come on Cindy Morris and Jim McKenrick. Morris, Alma Mater, directed by William W. Camp- the scene with its show, "Music From The who also served as a drum major last year, beW. The colors will be presented by Pershing Movies. " Clemson's band will make its is a senior from Greenville majohng in Rifles Company C-4, Christopher R. York, entrance with " The March" from Raiders nursing. McKennck, a senior from Rock Color Guard Commander. The invocation of the Lost Ark. arranged by Edward J. Hill, is majonng in computer engineering. will be offered by the Reverend David Madden. Memories of Julie Andrews may Tiger Band will get things rolling today Sinclair of the Clemson Presbyterian Church be stirred as Tiger Band features its flags pnor to kickoff with its traditional pregame in Amehca. and twirlers in ""My Favorite Things" from show, starting with "Sock It To Em," the As the teams catch their breath during The Sound of Music. David Slagel, a sen-

Orange Bowl March, and "Tiger Rag ' while halftime, the University of Georgia Red- ior from Savannah, GA, will be featured spelling out the word "Tigers." coat Marching Band will open today "s half- with a trombone solo in " Over the Rain- Today's guests of honor dotting the "i" in time show. Under the direction of Mr Dwight bow", that Julie Garland sensation from "Tigers" will be Dr. and Mrs. Chris Siev- Satterwhite, UGA's 300-piece band will The Wizard of Oz. Tiger Band concludes Its halftime presentation by saluting Clem-

son fans worldwide with " The Song That Shakes The Southland", Tiger Rag! This week. Tiger Band would like to salute its 1985-86 Band Staff. The Band Staff is responsible for getting those

" everyday things " done. Richard E. Good-

stem said about the staff, " These people are great. When we (Dr. Cook and Dr. Goodstein) ask them to do something,

they usually already have it done. " Mem- bers of this year's band staff include James Summer, Kyle Tatum, Kimberly Bates, Bradley Blank, Margaunte McClam, Fiona Davidson, Chns Hurlebaus, Cindy Lytle, Allen Nauright, Donna Lisenby, Lori Blan- kenship, Tracy Ivester, Mari< Bienng. Jenny Frampton, Beth Stewart, Robin Berry. The band announcer returning once again will be the renowned Nick Peck. Other activities this weekend included the annual First Friday Parade, Sponsored by the Central Spirit Committee and Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity, the theme of

this year s parade was " Dog Day After- noon." Following the parade, a pep rally was held in the amphitheatre and a con- cert was given by The Producers last The 1985-86 Tiger Band Staff assists in the everyday operations of the band. night.

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Eric Eichmann Jason Griffith Richard Margate, FL Orangeburg, SC Matuszewski Hopewell Back to help the Griffith. 19, is Junction, Clemson soccer Clemson's top re- NY team defend its turning player for Matuszewski, 21, national is crown Coach Larry Pen- IS the sole return- two-time AII-ACC ley's golf squad. He ing senior for player Eric Eich- was one of two Chuck Knese's top mann. The 5-10, freshmen last 10 Tiger tennis 150-pounder plays season who played team. The 6-1, in the midfield and in the NCAA Tour- 160-pound All- the stnker position nament for the Ti- American is com- '85 for the Tigers. gers. His 74.1 7 ing off a tremen- His total of 28 points, with eight goals and season average was the best ever by a dous summer in which he was a member 12 assists, made him the third-leading Clemson freshman. A left-handed golfer, of the U.S. Junior Davis Cup team. Re- scorer for the national champions and ranked Griffith registered two outstanding top 10 cently he competed in the U.S. Open Ten- him eighth among the conference scorers. finishes as a rookie when he was fifth at nis Tournament in Flushing Meadow. NY. Overall Eichmann's 12 assists placed sec- the South Carolina Invitational and fourth After defeating three players in the qualify- ond best on the team and in the confer- at the Iron Duke Classic. The 5-8, 145- ing round, Matuszewski beat former top 10 ence. Last year as a sophomore, Eich- pound sophomore played in every tourna- player Steve Denton in the first round mann scored winning goals against ment except one as a freshman. He carded before being eliminated in the second round. Connecticut, USC-Spartanburg, and N.C. a pair of 69s for his best rounds of the Last season was a benchmark year for State (regular season) and he assisted on season in two different tournaments. His Matuszewski as he teamed with Brandon winning goals against Winthrop, Alaoama 232 total in the NCAA Championship tied Walters to win the ITCA National Indoor A&M, and UCLA (NCAA playoffs). As a him with senior Jim Macfie for team high Doubles Championship. He also was the rookie in 1983, he was a first-team AII- honors, while he tied for Clemson's second only Clemson tennis player to earn All- ACC selection and named MVP of the best finisher at the ACC Tournament. A America honors in both singles and dou- Clemson Invitational. He also received a former South Carolina State Junior Cham- bles. Matuszewski reached the quarter- vote for ACC Player-of-the-Year, quite an pion, Griffith IS majoring in administrative final round in both the singles and doubles accomplishment for a freshman. management. of the NCAA tournament.

Joy Fleming Ram Hayden Martin Flynn Freedom, PA North Vernon, IN Longford, Ireland

Fleming, 19, is a Hayden, 19, re- second-year player turns for her soph- Flynn, 21, is one for the Lady Tiger omore season with of Clemson's top volleyball squad. the Lady Tiger returning cross She earned a swim team follow- country and track

starting position ing a sensational athletes. The 5-1 1

after her first four rookie campaign in 135-pound sen- games as a rookie which she earned ior earned all-dis- and is one of the double All-Amer- trict with his team- / more experienced ica honors and best 10th place players on this captured a pair of finish, and he year's young team. The 5-8 native of Free- ACC swimming titles. The 5-9 native of helped the Tigers to a national finish of dom, PA wrapped up her initial campaign North Vernon, TN, won the conference 500 13th when he placed 48th at the '84 NCAA

as the club's second best server with over freestyle event and was a member of the Championships. It was the best run by a 35 service aces. She is a strong blocker championship 800 free relay. A three-event Clemson harrier. In track, Flynn was the and hitter, especially from the middle hit- qualifier at the NCAA, Hayden placed 10th conference champion in the 5,000 meters ter's slot. One of several current Clemson in the country in the 500 freestyle to earn and he went on to represent the Tigers in athletes who attended Ambndge High School, All-America honors. She placed 13th in the the indoor nationals 3,000 meter and the where she was recipient of the school's 200 freestyle and the 200 butterfly as well. outdoor 5,000. Heading into the '85 cam- best all-around senior female athlete. Fleming In addition to holding school records in the paign he will try to eclipse his current best lettered four years in basketball, softball above three events, she also was a mem- times of 3:51 in the 5,000 meters and an

and volleyball and led her prep volleyball ber of three relay teams last season, 800 8:37 in the two mile. Flynn is aiming to- squad to four conference titles and a third- freestyle, 400 medley and 400 freestyle, wards a degree in administrative place finish in Pennsylvania. Born March which set new school records. The former management. 4, 1966, Fleming is majoring in parks, prep All-American was an Olympic Trial recreation, and tourism management. qualifier a year ago in the 200 butterfly. Hayden is majoring in microbiology.

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the buck still stops at that second floor Line coach, football ticket manager office in Sikes Hall regardless of who and baseball coach (five years) were

is in the chair. Cox's three major positions with the

If there were ever a national contest athletic department for over 10 years.

of "coming-up-through-the-ranks," Cox He then moved (1 951 ) into administra- should be the winner hands down tive work as assistant to the president because he started climbing that lad- and director of public relations and der in 1940. That's the year he was alumni affairs. When administrative hired as an assistant football coach by organization came in 1955, Cox was Frank Howard. "We paid him $150 a chosen vice president for student af- month," Howard recalled recently, "but fairs, a post he held until being named I'm not so sure he was worth that." acting university president July 1st of Leading up to that first job was an this year.

Someone recently asked Walter Cox athletic career with the Tigers. Howard Asked if he ever regretted getting if he had spent his entire life at Clem- and Coach Joe Davis recruited Cox, out of coaching and going into admin- son and Cox answered, "Not yet." "although there wasn't all that much to istrative work, Cox said, "No, because And he was just about right. recruiting back then," Cox remem- I've been able to enjoy all of the posi-

Because it was 50 years ago the bers. "I got a $100 a year (grant-in- tive things a coach does and didn't first day of this month that Cox first set aid), which was about a 25 per cent have to go through those long recruit- foot on the Clemson campus as a scholarship. I had a full scholarship ing trips and those cold days at practice." scared 16-year-old freshman. If some- my fifth year (1939), after being red- Quizzed about how he wanted to be one had asked him where the presi- shirted between my freshman and remembered at Clemson, Cox studied dent's office was, he probably wouldn't sophomore years.' about a minute and said: "As having have had the answer. And if his upper- Playing and beating Tulane in 1939 provided some input in the educa- classmen had told him to go find the when the Green Wave was a national tional experience that the students can president's office, he probably would power, then going to the Cotton Bowl look back on through the years and have decided it was a lot easier to just were two athletic highlights for Cox. say 'that has been worthwhile and go back home to Belton. But not being able to play against helpful and has meant something to

Now, he sits in that plush chair with Boston College in Dallas because of a me as I moved through life.' the burden of making the decisions hurt knee "was a big disappointment." Cox knows his days are numbered that have a bearing on the lives of In the regular season game against as acting president. He knew that when thousands of students, faculty and staff. Navy, Cox intercepted a pass to shut he took the job. But in the interim, he

It's only a temporary position for Cox, off a potential touchdown. "It was one is working with the university Board of that of being university president, but of the most satisfying things that hap- Trustees, the faculty senate, top ad- be it acting, interim or the real McCoy, pened to me as a player." ministrative personnel, and other key people, to make sure that Clemson's everyday problems are met with the full support of everyone.

"I think lack of communication between individuals and departments have caused some recent problems," he said. "Hopefully, we can re-establish these communication lines and have the ship on an even keel when the new president takes over." Cox observed his 67th birthday day before yesterday, but he hasn't tipped his hand publicly when he might retire. He recently participated in his first graduation where he performed duties as president. "One young man came across the stage to receive his di- ploma (from me) and shake hands. He looked me straight in the eye and said.

Gosh, I love Clemson,' That's proba-

bly my most satisfying brief moment I ever had at Clemson." Such experiences just might keep Walter Cox at Clemson another 50 years. 112 In football a fumble can be

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