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September 22, 1979 2-3 Today's Game & Statistics Clemson vs. Georgia 9 Clemson University Memorial Stadium 11 Administration 13 Athletic Director Bill McLellan 5 Remembering Mike O'Cain Quarterback Mike O'Cain was a reliable Tiger leader 17 Stadium Information who guided the Clemson offense in the mid- 19 Officials' Signals seventies. 25 Tiger Ail-Americans — Today's Band Program 63 Cheerleaders I The Tigers honor the music of George Gershwin in 70 IPTAY Officers/ Representatives today's halftime ceremonies.

University Feature Players & Coaches 43 There have been many unusual games in IVIemorial Stadium, but the conditions at the Georgia-Clemson 21 Head Coach Danny Ford game of 1962 might have been the wildest ever. 23 Tiger Football Staff Cover Story 27 Meet the Tigers 53 Bubba Brown is always the last one down the hill, but 38 Meet the Bulldogs he is in the forefront when it comes to making tack- 46 Clemson Roster les. 48-49 Lineups/Numerical Rosters ACC Comments 51 Georgia Roster 57 A look at what its like to be the wife of a head coach in the Atlantic Coast Conference. For the fourth consecutive year, Clemson's foot- Senior Spotlights ball programs received a national award from the 59 Seniors Gary Adkins and Jeff Bostic have been solid College Sports Information Directors of America. performers on offense for the Tigers, while Bob Goldberg and Rick Basich have aided the defense The 1975, 1976, and 1977 publications were since 1976. tabbed among the top five in Amenca by a panel of experts. Last year, Clemson finished second Clemson Cross Country to Notre Dame, the first-place winner the last two 63 Sam Colson's harriers have made a meteoric rise to national acclaim. Last year they won the ACC for the years. first time in Clemson history.

Tiger Beauties 95 Pam [Hammond is one of the many beautiful coeds that help with the football recruiting program at Clemson.

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Today's Game

By Tim Bourret 1979 CLEMSON STATISTICS 1979 GEORGIA STATISTICS Georgia and Clemson will both strive for (Won 1, Lost 1) (Won 0, Lost 1) a goal that has been uncharacteristic of each school's respective programs recently RUSHING RUSHING when the two squads face off for the 48th Atts. Yds. Avg. TD LG Atts. Yds. Avg. TD LG

L. Brown . . 25 136 5.4 2 Kelly 10 6.5 time this afternoon. The Bulldogs and the 44 65 47

Lott 30 77 2.6 35 Guthrie . . . 16 49 3.1 1 8 Tigers won 20 games between them in

McSwain . . 13 48 3.7 22 Belue .... 4 26 6.5 29 1978, but both squads will attempt to end losing streaks in today's game. Clemson CLEMSON 99 349 3.5 2 44 GEORGIA 42 175 4.2 1 47 Opponents 57 287 5.0 25 saw its 1 1 -game victory skein snapped by Opponents 96 276 2.9 1 45 Maryland last week, while Clemson's ACC PASSING PASSING rival Forest shocked the country Wake by Atts.Cmp. Atts.Cmp^ Int. Yds. TD LG Int. Yds. TD LG defeating the Bulldogs in Athens, Ga. Belue 12 21 1 Lott 23 12 1 204 1 81 2 151 19 22-21. Pyburn . 4 8 2 63 Jordan . . . 8 2 2 25 18 39 Although the borderline state rivals suf- GEORGIA . 16 29 4 218 1 39 fered losses on the same day last week, the OLbMbUN . 31 14 3 229 1 81 Opponents . 20 34 3 283 3 26 similarities end there. Clemson was in- Opponents . 33 17 208 36 volved in a defensive struggle with the Ter- RECEIVING RECEIVING rapins, but Georgia and Wake Forest com- PC Yds. Avg. TD lG PC Yds. Avg. TD LG bined for 963 yards in total offense in the Scott 8 137 17.1 39 Tuttle 7 160 22.9 1 O 1 Deacons' triumph. By comparison, the Ti- Brown 2 29 14.5 1 18 Gaillard . 2 17 8.5 10 gers and Terrapins gained only 418 yards Arnold . . 2 17 8.5 9 J. Smith . 3 35 11.7 18 between them. GEORGIA 16 214 13.4 1 39 CLEMSON 14 229 16.4 1 81 Clemson recorded what might be a Tiger Opponents 20 283 14.2 3 26 Opponents 17 208 12.2 36 record eight quarterback sacks against Maryland's Mike Tice. Steve Durham led PUNTING PUNTING the with four No. Yds. Avg. LG way of these important tackles No. Yds. Avg. LG Garrett . . 7 296 42.2 60 behind the line of scrimmage for 30 nega- Sims 17 730 41.4 61 tive yards. The junior from Greer has been Opponents 5 186 37.2 Opponents 18 709 37.3 49 outstanding for the Tigers in the early going and his play has not gone unnoticed by KICKOFF RETURNS KICKOFF RETURNS Head Coach Danny Ford. No. Yds Avg. LR No. Yds. Avg. LR is playing finest football of Scott .... 1 24 24.0 24 "Durham the Hall 3 24 8.0 McMickens 1 9 9.0 9 his career by far, " said Ford. 'He worked very hard in the off-season and came back CLEMSON 5 51 10.2 GEORGIA . 2 33 16.2 24 Opponents 1 13 13.0 13 ready to play from the opening whistle. He Opponents 3 64 21.3 31 and Stuckey give us quite a good combina-

" PUNT RETURNS tion at defensive tackle. PUNT RETURNS No. Yds. Avg. Stuckey was another mainstay for the No. Yds. Avg. Hall 3 38 12.7 Tigers against Maryland. He recorded a Woerner . . 3 67 22.3 2.6 pair of tackles for losses and made 1 4 total Opponents 10 26 Opponents . 6 18 3.0 tackles to lead the tigers in hits. The Cayce, S. C. native is on his way to an Ail-American season. Pyburn started, but it was Belue who did but just when you think you might have Ford also singled out Jeff Davis, Charlie most of the passing. The sophomore, who them figured out, they cross you up." Bauman and Eddie Geathers for outstand- came off the bench to pass for the winning Both Belue and Pyburn showed what ing play against the Terps. The former two touchdown in a nationally televised victory outstanding athletes they are last spring each had a key quarterback sack, while over Georgia Tech last year, completed 12 when they starred for the Bulldog baseball Geathers had a touchdown saving tackle of 21 passes for 151 yards against Wake team. Belue led the team in homeruns with when Charlie Wysocki got loose for a 45- Forest. 13 to break Pyburn's old circuit clout mark, yard scamper. Pyburn, who was a running back on and was the only freshman to be named to That Tiger defense will have to turn in Georgia's SEC championship team in the All-SEC team. Pyburn hit a solid .280 another stellar performance today if Clem- 1 976, hit on four of eight aerials for 63 yards and led the team in stolen bases with 14. son is to defeat the Bulldogs for the fourth against Wake Forest. The senior from The presence of an outstanding offen- time since 1 91 5. When Georgia has the ball Athens, who recently married the 1978 sive line and some very exciting receivers today's fans will see the unstoppable force winner of the Miss Georgia Beauty make Pyburn and Belue's job a little easier. meeting the immoveable object. Pageant, was the architect of the Bulldog's Lindsay Scott is the best wide receiver The Bulldogs gained nearly 400 yards 12-0 triumph over the Tigers last season. Clemson fans will see all season. The against the Demon Deacons last week and "Georgia has an added advantage in that sophomore split end, who set a Georgia the distribution of the yardage was nearly you have to prepare for two quarterbacks," Freshman record last year when he led the equally divided between passing and rush- said Ford. "And they are both great all- team in receiving with 36 catches, caught ing. Georgia coach Vince Dooley is blessed around athletes. You can't say, well Geor- eight for 137 yards in his first game this with a pair of outstanding quarterbacks in gia will pass when one is in and run when season, disproving any ideas of sophomore Buck Belue and Jeff Pyburn. Last week. another is in. Sure, there are tendencies, jinx problems. The SEC rookie-of-the-year 5

ACC Champs

Steve Durham Jim Stuckey for 1978 attended the same high school Forest pass 50 yards for a touchdown. He (Wayne County in Jesup, Ga.) as Clemson had a 45-yard interception return against quarterback Billy Lott. Jay Russell and Amp the Tigers last season to kill a Clemson Arnold, both high school teammates of drive. An incredible kick returner, Woerner Do© ©[paDD0© Pyburn. are two other capable receivers. finished 14th in the nation in kickoff returns Ray Donaldson headlines an outstand- in 1977 and has a 22.3-yard average for ing offensive line. According to Coach punt returns this season, a mark that ranks

Dooley, " Ray Donaldson is the best center I among the nation's leaders. 31 weekly issues will take you from football in have had at Georgia." A first-team Another Georgia player who ranks thie fall througfi basketball m the winter and to linebacker as a freshman, Donaldson made among the national leaders is place kicker baseball in the spring. Also, four monthly is- the switch to center in 1977 and received Rex Robinson. In 1 978 Robinson kicked 1 sues during the summer. instant notoriety. field goals in 17 tries, a remarkable 88.2 Although Georgia gave up over 550 percentage. He also booted 29 straight yards in total offense last week, the extra points, giving him a league leading 74 35 Big Issues Just $17.00 Bulldogs do have some fine defenders. Six kick-scored points. He has converted 47 players return from last year's defensive straight extra points heading into today's NO MATTER WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBE team that shut out the Tigers. Scott game. Robinson's accomplishments have Woerner is the finest on that unit and is one received much attention, as he was named The only independent sports weekly devoted of the best in the country. The junior from to Playboy's preseason All-America team exclusively to the Clemson Tiger fans — don't Jonesboro, Ga. got off to a good start last last summer. miss it! week as he returned a first-quarter Wake

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UNIVERSITY SQUARE ACROSS FROM LITTLEJOHH COLISEUM ^ Past Player Feature

In 1974, Mike O'Cain directed Ciemson to a 28-24 win over Georgia October 5, 1974, will always stand out as a very special day to me, for on that day, I had the opportunity to play on a Ciemson football team that beat the University of Georgia for the first time in 1 9 years. Just one week before, we beat Georgia Tech in Death Valley, and these back-to-back victories marked the first time since 1906 that Ciemson had beaten Georgia and Georgia Tech the same year.

I remember waking up the morning of the game. It was cloudy and looked very much like rain. Being a quarterback on a veer football team, the last

thing I wanted was for it to rain. How- ever, by game time the clouds were gone, and it turned out to be a perfect day for football.

This was the first game I was to start since our opening game which we lost 24-0 to a great Texas A & M team, which at the time was ranked #1 in the Boozer, Bill Wingo, Guy Gehret and one foot line for the TD. Our defense nation. Senior Mark Fellers and I were Jimmy Williamson all made big plays to did their job and stopped Georgia and battling for the starting job, so espe- keep Georgia off the scoreboard. On Ciemson took over on its seven yard cially this time, I wanted to prove my- our second possession, Mark Fellers line with seven minutes to play. This is self. sprained his ankle and had to leave the the part of the game which means most to re- We won the toss and elected game. I now had another chance. And to me. Thanks to Maret Cobb, Curt But- ceive. our first possession got On we I on the first play I was back in the game termore. Ken Peeples, Gary Alexan- two quick first downs. I thought we threw a long pass which was inter- der, and Neal Jetton (our offensive line were on our way, but Georgia held us cepted in the end zone. Georgia took who played great all day), we took the the next series of downs. On our next the ball and went 80 yards for a TD and ball and ran out the clock. It was a great in possession, we had a mix-up the now led 1 7-1 4. But we came right back. feeling to be able to hold the ball for backfield, and I fumbled on our 37. This On a third and three on the Georgia 39, seven minutes. I would never trade the led to Georgia's first touchdown, and a time out was called, and the decision feeling that I had from seeing the look 7-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. was made to run a quarterback sweep of frustration on the faces of the Geor- Georgia kicked a field goal to open around right end, a play which had gia defensive players the last few sec- the second quarter and led 1 0-0. At this been good for us against Georgia onds of the game. I feel that keeping point, I left the game. Mark Fellers Tech. As the play developed, I knew I possession of the ball for the final min- in, his came and on running, and the needed only three yards, so I turned utes was the key to our win. running of Ken Callicutt and Tony upfield. As I turned, I was fortunate to Thanks to a great team effort and a Matthews, we went 80 yards for our break a tackle and cut back. The left never say die attitude, we beat a team first TD on Mark's one-yard run. With sideline was wide open; I scored and that no one, but ourselves, thought we the score now 1 0-7, Georgia got a bad put us ahead 21-17. could beat. We never gave up, and on snap from center that went over their The fourth quarter began in a bad four occasions, had to come from be- punter's head. We took over at the way for Ciemson as Georgia scored on hind. Georgia eight and Mark threw to Ben- the first play. But the Tigers were not to

nie the first play for I Cunningham on a be overcome. We took the ball and I remember as a little boy, would TD, giving us a 14-10 lead at the half. marched 68 yards for what was to be listen to all Ciemson games and hope

At this point, I had serious doubts as the winning touchdown. The drive was that some day I would get the chance to to whether I would play in this game or highlighted by a 15-yard pass recep- play for Ciemson and be a part of de- not. tion by Ricky Bustle and a 10-yard re- feating Georgia. To be fortunate

The first eight minutes of the third ception by Bennie Cunningham. I car- enough to experience this was a life- quarter were all defense. Tommy ried on a quarterback sneak from the long dream come true. meuers/arnold ^ /of south Carolina

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lii Today's Band Program

THE CLEMSON UNIVERSITY TIGER BAND presents A TRIBUTE TO GEORGE GERSHWIN

By Andy Ronemus

During halftime of today's game between Clemson University and the University of Georgia, the Tiger March- ing Band will pay tribute to George Gershwin by playing a few of his favorite tunes. The excitement will begin to mount as the band enters the field before the game under the direction of Dr. Bruce

Cook, performing "Sock It To Em" and

ending with "Tiger Rag. ' Opening each game in this fashion has become a tradition that signifies the start of another Saturday afternoon of Tiger- mania. The pregame festivities will continue as Banks McFadden performs the duty of dotting the "i" in Tigers. McFadden was voted the most versatile athlete in ROW ONE: Leigh Ann Perrin, Flag Corps Captain; Ellen Calvert; Mary Allen, Asst. Librarian; Cathy the nation for his participation in three Rigg, Tigerette Captain: ROW TWO: Kathy Rogers, Asst Librarian; Joe Ballard, Asst. Drum Major; sports during the 1939-40 school year. Teresa Morris, Asst. Supply Officer: John Stonesifer, Percussion Coordinator; Mary Crockett, Com- mander: Mike Schwehr, Drum Major; THREE: James Rogers, Supply Sgt.; Anita Goodman, McFadden also has received numer- ROW Recorder: Jimmy Kinard, Sgt Major; Dale Jochimsen, Vice Commander: Teddy Mappus, Librarian; other honors, including ous induction Beau Sims, Supply Officer; Dave Krishock, Supply Sgt. into two Halls of Fame.

The Clemson University Chorus and ters the field to George Gershwin's Woman," "Oh Lawd, I am on My Way" ROTC Color Guard will join the band "Strike Up the Band. and "I've got Plenty O'Nuttin. for the National Anthem and Clemson "I've Got Rhythm," written in 1934, The start of the second half of this Alma Mater. will be the band's production number dog fight between Clemson and Geor- Halftime entertainment will begin featuring the twirlers, flag corps and gia nears as the band leaves the field with the Georgia Red Coat Marching percussion section. The band will per- under the direction of Mike Schwehr, Band. Their performance features form this tune in a light rock manner. playing "Tiger Rag." Richard Rogers' "Slaughter on Tenth The band closes today's show with a The band would like to give special Avenue," presented in a series of varia- group of tunes from Gershwin's folk thanks to Assistant Basketball Coach tions ranging from rock to jazz. opera "Porgy and Bess. " Included will Bob Strunk, who will deliver the prayer

The Tiger Marching Band then en- be "Summertime, " "Bess, You is My before today's game. When Performance Counts

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Since its founding in 1 893, the story of Clemson University has been one of constant growth in an atmosphere of tradition. Where 446 students first met for courses in agriculture and engineer-

ing, more than 1 1 ,000 young people now pursue these two fields as well as architecture, education, forestry, industrial and recreational management, textile science, nursing, liberal arts and the social, bio- logical, physical and mathematical sciences. In terms of academic excellence, the quality of both students and faculty IS high. More than two-thirds of the freshmen who entered Clemson this fall graduated in the top 20 percent of their high school classes. The University last year produced two Fulbright-Hays Scholars and a Truman Scholar, and The Tiger was named one of the best student newspapers in the country. Several Clemson faculty members are officers in major professional societies or editors of major jour- nals. The campus was also the site last year for national and international meetings of poultry scientists and bio- materials researchers.

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The University enters a new era as Bill Atchley takes the administrative helm as Clemson's ninth president. A strong, friendly leader, Atchley will set the pace for

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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 1979-80 ATHLETIC COUNCIL

Bill L. Atchley, President Kenneth N. Vickery, Chairman

Victor Hurst, Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Dean of tfie University Dr. J. V. Reel, Jr., Secretary

Melvin E. Barnette, Vice-President for Business and Finance Dr. Carolyn Briscoe

Stanley G. Nicholas. Vice-President for Development Dr. L. W. Gahan

Joseph B. McDevitt, Vice-President for Executive Affairs and University D. J. F. Geldard

Counsel, Secretary for ttte Board of Trustees Dr. R. C. Harshman

Walter T. Cox, Vice-President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Dr. B. J. Skelton

DEANS Dr. Horace W. Fleming. Jr., President of the Faculty Senate

Arnold E. Schwartz. Dean, Graduate Studies and University Research Dr. William F. Steirer. Immediate Past President of the Faculty Senate

J. V. Reel, Jr., Dean, Undergraduate Studies. Dr. Raymond Noblet, Past President of the Faculty Senate

Samuel M. Willis, Dean, University Extension Dr. Corinne Sawyer, Chairman of the Scholarship and Awards Committee

Luther P. Anderson, Dean, College of Agricultural Sciences Billy G. Rogers. President of the Alumni Association

Harlan E. McClure, Dean, College of Architecture Davis T. Moorhead, Immediate Past President of the Alumni Association

Harold F. Landrith, Dean, College of Education F. Reeves Gressette, President of IPTAY

Lyie C. Wilcox, Dean, College of Engineering George G. Poole, Immediate Past President of IPTAY

Benton H. Box, Dean, College of Forest and Recreation Resources David William Kraus, Chairman of the Graduate Student Association

Wallace D. Trevillian, Dean, College of Industnal f\/lanagement and Textile Science Robert L, Fuzy, President of the Student Body

H. Morris Cox, Dean, College of Liberal Arts Jeffrey M. Anderson, President of the Student Senate

Geraldine Labecki, Dean, College of Nursing Phyllis J. Grant, President of the Block "C" Club

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During 1978-79, Clemson University enjoyed its greatest all-around athletic year ever. This excellence was docu- mented last August when The Knox- ville Journal released its annual nationwide all-sports study. The researchers found that Clemson had the fourth best all-around sports program in the United States. Only UCLA, Southern California, and Arkansas scored more points than the Tigers. And the man directly responsible for the Tigers' rise and continued success among the major college powers is Ath- letic Director Bill McLellan. Only the third man to own the title of Athletic Director over the past 48 years, McLellan assumed his present position February 4, 1971, and since that date has directed the Tigers through their greatest decade ever of national athletic prominence. Four years in a row Clemson has been ranked in the top 25 in the all-sports poll.

In all, 18 of Clemson's 19 varsity sports sent an individual or a team to post-season action. McLellan's dedication to continued growth and development of Clemson's facilities is another major reason for the Tigers' meteoric rise on the sports scene. During his tenure the Tigers have christened the Frank Johnstone Jervey Athletic Center, possibly the most modern and complete complex under one roof, increased the permanent seating of Clemson Memorial Stadium from 43,451 to 53,306, opened a beautiful swimming facility which will be the site of ACC Swimming Championships over the next two years, and constructed a nine-lane all-weather track where the '78 ACC Meet was held. While he has erected an athletic powerhouse on the varsity level, McLellan has also developed a solid Assistant Athletic Director Bobby Robinson and Athletic Director Bill McLellan. intramural program for the student body which attracts record participation every year. That's why Bill McLel- sistant Business Manager, Assistant tant AD, coordinates the business and lan is recognized as a total athletic di- Athletic Director, and Associate Athlet- financial needs for all 19 sports at rector. ic Director before his appointment to Clemson. He also serves as the Head A native of Hamer, SC, the 47-year- his current position. Golf Coach. old McLellan was a two-time football But McLellan will be the first man to letterman for the Tigers and a member tell you that many knowledgeable Compliments of of Clemson's 1952 Gator Bowl team. people are needed to run an efficient He received his BS degree from and successful athletic department.

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SEASON TICKET HOLDERS/OTHER VISI- TORS: Season ticket holders and other visitors to the stadium are to 1 requested enter Gates , 5,

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

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

HIGH SCHOOL TICKETS: Special high school tickets are sold at Gate 1 1 only.

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

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

PASS OUT CHECKS: Pass out checks will be — of the Tigers available at 1 Clemson Memorial Stadium Home Gates , 5, 9, 13, and the top deck. Any person leaving the stadium other than with a A crowd of 63,050, the largest ever to witness a football game between Philadelphia and Birmingham, the arch-rival 41-23 in team pass must have a pass out check, as well saw Tigers beat South Carolina 1978. as an admittance stub to be readmitted to the LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or found, SOUVENIR PRICES stadium. please report same to the Gate 1 information r Buttons $2.00 °ooin. EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are located Pennants 2.00 under Section J on the South side of the stadium, Plush Tigers 5.00 CONCESSION STANDS: Concession stands Hats 5.00 under Section T on the North side, and under Shakers 1.00 are located beneath all stands and can be Section E of the top deck. Trained nurses are on , . , ... Sun Visors 50 ^ , A reached by exit from any portal. A concession hand during the game. Should a doctor be Balloons 1 00 price list is published on this page. Party Pops 25 needed, ask any usher, who knows the seat loca- Posters 2.00 & 3.00 tions of doctors. Ambulances are located at EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls are Gates 1, 5, 8, and 13. joll' gagg received over the press box telephone. The Rain Coats ...... 5.00 press box number is 654-3326. Tiger Paw Hand 2.00 Telephones are located at the TELEPHONES: Cheerleader Dolls 5.00 stadium ticket offices at Gates 1.5,9,13, and the Mugs 2.00 top deck. Cushions 5.00

CONCESSION PRICES PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public ad- NOTICE: The following items are prohibited dress system is intended pnmarily for spectators' in Memorial Stadium — umbrellas, folding Cigarettes $.75 information concerning the game. Please do not chairs, chaise lounges, food and beverage Candy 30 request the use of the public address system to containers of any type, alcoholic beverages, ^^"^ " make social contacts. thermos jugs, and ice chests. ^'^'^y^r, V ' ^ ' Peanuts (Roasted) 40

^.^^.^^ . Drinks 50 RESTROOMS: Ladies' and mens' restroomsare NOTICE: Solicitation for IS pro- any purpose cup of ice 15 located beneath the stands and can be reached hibited at an athletic contest in Clemson Hot dog 50 by exit from any portal. Memorial Stadium and Littlejohn Coliseum. Aspinn 75

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A high-spirited, shirt-sleeve crowd filled Death Valley Georgia won the game 24-1 6, but Clemson students for the Georia game. It was Oct. 1 3, 1 962 — and for one won the everlasting gratitude of the soaked Bulldog freshman trumpeter in the Georgia Redcoat Band, the bandsmen, who dry-cleaned the borrowed clothes and events to come were unforgettable. returned them the next week. After an explosive first half, the favored Tigers trailed The Georgia trumpeter, who later became band cap- -1 21 3. As the elegantly clad Redcoats came on the field tain, was Horace Fleming. In 1 971 , after returning from for their halftime show, the mercury stood at 85. A menac- Vietnam, he heard of a position on the political science ing cloud which rose to the northwest was discounted by faculty here. He remembered Clemson and his benefac- Sports Information Director Bob Bradley, who said, tors on that earlier day which, he said, "told me a lot "Everybody knows that bad weather never comes from about the Clemson student body." that direction." Horace got the job and proved to be good at it. This Halfway through the show, the native forecasters spring, he was named by the Student Alumni Council as proved wrong. Hail suddenly bombarded the field, Alumni Master Teacher, selected by students as their

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knew I needed the endurance because I no longer split the time with Ronnie Smith. BUBBA BROWN In Brown's case he is living proof that there inversely 6 6 can be an proportional relationship between weight loss and tackles . and the last shall be first" made. In 1978, he led the Tigers with 170 By Tim Bourret is, Furman or Notre Dame, they are going to stops. He was especially effective towards say that number 47 was tough," the end of the season when he made 102 With the loss of 15 senior starters from Aside from the assets Brown derives tackles over the final six games. His most Clemson's ACC champions of 1978, the from his cranium and heart, he has put to- publicized performance in that stretch burden of leadership must be inherited by gether a pretty solid body. Many say came against N. C. State when he was the upperclassmen of 1979, One player Brown's weight loss between his sopho- named Sports lllustrated's national Defen- Danny Ford can rely on to carry a large bulk more and junior seasons have made the sive-Player-of-the-Week for an 18-tackle, of this inanimate need is Bubba Brown, difference between a good player and a three-sack performance on regional televi- While players shy away from ac- many great player. sion. He concluded last season with a 22- cepting the team-leader role, the Tigers' "My freshman year I just wanted to make tackle effort against Ohio State in the Gator senior linebacker actually loves the re- the team. 1 thought you needed bulk to play Bowl. It was the most tackles by a Clemson sponsibility and uses it to motivate himself, college football, so I built myself up to about player last season. "I really enjoy being the veteran, the man 235 pounds. But as I played more and more Statistically, Clemson fans can be as-

the other players look to. I want to be I could see that speed and agility were the sured that Bubba Brown will do his share of thought of as the last man Clemson looks to two most important assets, especially in our the tackling. But they can be even more

when all else fails. I want the team to feel current style of defense. So I lost 20 pounds confident that Bubba Brown will provide his that if they can't do it, Bubba can take care the summer after my sophomore year. I share of the leadership. of it. That gives me a lot of confidence and

when I am confident I think it spreads to the rest of the team,

"Many people don't notice it, but I always run on the field last when we go down the

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been that way for a long time. I used to run on the field last in Pee Wees." Coach Ford is aware of Brown's unique

asset and he feels it is a phme reason for the Loudon, TN native's excellent play over

the last four years, "Bubba Brown is only six feet tall, but he plays like a seven-footer. We have gotten an awful lot out of him for his size. What he lacks in size he makes up in heart.

'Bubba gets after it all the time. He is as aggressive in practice as he is in a South Carolina game. His desire is infectious, and motivates the other players. In situations when we need someone to play better than he is capable of playing, Bubba Brown is the man we look to." Many people might query Brown as to

how he gets so motivated all the time. But, if everyone had his philosophy about the op- position they would never be lackadaisical in anything they do,

"I have been playing football for 1 4 years and have never done anything different in

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MRS. JERRY (FAYE) CLAIBORNE, Maryland: MRS. DICK (SHIRLEY) CRUM, North Caro- "The wife of a head football coach lives a lina: "Being the wife of a heed coach can life no different from that of any other involve some extra duties, but they are woman whose husband is totally dedicated really voluntary. Personally, I like to be to his work. Your life is one of extremes. involved in the football aspect of Dick's

You share with your husband the elation life. But, sometimes that can be tough. It's and sense of achievement and you share one of the few exclusively male sports still the disappointment and frustrations. You in existence. A woman has to work to be- experience a sense of satisfaction watching FAYE CLAIBORNE SHIRLEY CRUM come a part of it. I try to do that by going 18-year-old boys gain the self-confidence to a lot of practices and getting to know and maturity they will need to succeed as many of the players as possible. I also when they leave school four years later as try to get the coaches' wives together a young men. However, there is also the lot. Generally, my role is a supportive one. added responsibility of sometimes being I share in the good times and the bad the only visible parent to your children be- ones, too. But, that's true of all wives. One cause of the long hours your husband must of the best things about being a coach's spend away from home. It isn't all excite- wife is getting to live near the University. ment and pageantry, at the same time There is just something special about a KATIE WILSON DEBORAH FORD it is never routine or humdrum and I college town like Chapel Hill." wouldn't trade with anyone."

MRS. DANNY (DEBORAH) FORD, Clemson: "The pressure, the pace and the demands MRS. SHIRLEY (KATIE) WILSON, Duke: "My are hard, but, in reality, this is a dream years as a coach's wife have been excit- come true for us, thanks to so many peo- ing, but not without a firm understanding ple. I can't speak from years of experience, of the tremendous demands which have to although at age 29, I have been on assis- be met. Being a coach's wife for 28 years ARLENE MACKOVIC SUZANNE REIN tant coach's wife for over one third of my life. Being Danny's wife would be the has been the only way of life I know. same, no matter what the occupation be- Needless to say it has its valleys and cause of the total dedication he would peaks with many plateaus in between. I have shared the ioys of many great vic- give any job he does. I only thank the Lord tories and endured the pain of agonizing it's one he loves so much. Our understand-

ing is that I take care of our home and defeats. But still I feel great rewards have resulted throughout the years because of two daughters in order for him to do his the many lasting friendships which have job without any reservations. It's a won- been gained." derful feeling to know my husband is ful-

filling his purpose and that I can be a part PHYLLIS BESTWICK of it."

MRS. DICK (PHYLLIS) BESTWICK, Virginia: MRS. JOHN (ARLENE) MACKOVIC, Wake Phyllis Bestwick became a librarian be- Forest: "The demands on John's time have cause she grew tired of packing and un- MRS. ROBERT (SUZANNE) REIN, N.C. State: a definite impact on our family. Last year packing boxes. Moving one's family every "It's both exciting and nerve-racking. I'm from August 1st to January 1st he had five few years is a difficult task, especially glad we sit in an area with State people, meals with the family. He's gone when the when one is trying to attend college. Mrs. because they're nice and thoughtful, and Bestwick has relocated at six different kids get up and they're already asleep they don't make ugly comments. On gome campuses, earning her B.A. (English and when he returns at night. We come to days, I don't eat. I know if I do, I'll get Psychology) and M.A. (Library Science) de- practice a couple of times a week so the sick. During the season, our home is like a grees and raised three children while fol- kids can spend time with boarding It that some him. At the lowing her husband's coaching career. So house. seems we have games I sit with the wives of the other one can sympathize when she explains, "I company almost continuously. It's hectic, coaches. When you hear a comment about would rather get out of the house than but it's fun — especially when we're win- a coach or player it goes right to your sew or garden when Dick is not here. My ning. I was a basket case our first year

work at the library is it I interesting heart. and I try not to show much emotion. I when we had a poor season. worry even keeps me busy, so it's a perfect outlet for enioy the traveling, meeting other coaches when things do go well, but I worry more me." And athletics? "I'm not interested in and their wives. I like to keep in touch when they don't. I'm not superstitious, but most athletic events," she says. "I did try with many of the wives that I meet. You I avoid all pre-game talk. How? I change jogging for two days, tennis for an after- tend to pull strength from your own group. the subject. It's my way of coping with the noon, and golf twice, but I hurt my elbow The fact that I have always been inter- situation. Bo's real good. He doesn't take and I've retired to the stands. I do still en- ested in sports it makes a little easier. joy watching football games, because, like his frustrations and anxiety out on the

People don't realize that it is a year-round family. All in all, things get pretty everyone else, I like to second-guess the can job." coach!" hectic. But it's enjoyable most of the time."

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JEFF BOSTIC He was sent back to the other side Jeff Bostic started his career at of the line of scrimmage in 1978, Clemson as "Joe's little brother," where he rushed twice for 10 yards. but he has established himself as This past spring he was moved back one of the best offensive linemen in to the defensive backfield, this time the Atlantic Coast Conference. His as a free safety. brother Joe Bostic was an Ail- His versatility on either side of the American at Clemson the last two football makes him one of the most years, while Jeff was snapping the valuable Tigers. ball to Steve Fuller.

BOB GOLDBERG Bob Goldberg is a valuable player who has earned a letter the last two seasons as a defensive end and linebacker.

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He saw limited action last year because of a badly sprained ankle, but will be counted on for more action this year.

RICK BASICH Rick Basich has made more moves than Allied Van Lines. He Jeff Bostic came to Tigertown as a highly touted running back, but He started 22 of the 23 games he was switched to the secondary in 1977. played as a center and he was allstate at center for the last two years. Jeff was twice named ACC player of the week last year, one of only a few linemen to be so named. •\ Bob Goldberg He is now the "old man" of the He had four tackles against VPI Clemson offensive line as a starting and Duke and two tackles for losses guard and his leadership and ex- against Wake Forest last year as he perience will be important to the Ti- played in every game on defense gers' young offensive line. Jeff is an but the Gator Bowl. odds on choice for all-conference He played linebacker last year honors this season. and he served as Jonathan Brooks' backup defensive end in 1977, the position he is playing again this GARY ADKINS year. He is one of the Tigers' most performers because of his Gary Adkins has distinguished valuable ability to play both positions. himself as one of the most capable players on the Tigers' specialty teams. Used mostly in a reserve role, he saw quite a bit of action In 1976. His best year was in 1977 when, as a flanker, he caught two passes for 20 yards, one of which was an 11 -yard touchdown from Billy Lott. 1977 also was the year he earned his varsity letter. Rick Basich stalks again

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Clemson fans have smiles on their faces conference selection his first two years at in the month of September because that Clemson and that string should not end this month signals the beginning of the fall season. "Scott Haack has an excellent sports season in Tigertown. At Clemson chance to be our first Ail-American by the athletic success is synonymous with this time he is finished," said Colson. invigorating time of the year. The Tiger The former High School Ail-American football team has won more ACC cham- has won the South Carolina State Cham- pionships than any other conference pionship the last two years, but his finest

school, while I. M. Ibrahim's soccer squad effort occurred at the ACC Championships has won the conference title and advanced at Raleigh last season when he finished to the NCAA tournament the last seven second, leading the Tigers to the confer- years in succession. Now Clemson fanatics ence title. can add a third team to the list of traditional Wayne Coffman and George Vogel are first-semester winners. two more Tigers Colson is counting on for Clemson cross country has made an in- impressive performances. Vogel is in his credible rise to national prominence in re- third season with the Tigers. The Somers, cent years. The last two years the Tiger NY native who finished 17th in the ACC

harriers have come from nowhere to cap- meet last year will be counted on to help fill ture a pair of South Carolina state cham- the void left by the graduation of Dave pionships, nine consecutive dual meets Buechler, Bill Stewart and Tim Frye. and two national rankings among the coun- "Tiger fans have be- Coffman is a junior college transfer from try's top 25 teams. In 1978 Clemson's im- Allegheny Community College who is start- provement reached a significant step, as come accustomed to ex- ing his second season with the Tigers. The the Tigers won their first ACC title ever. cellence in all sports — former high school teammate of Scott The man responsible for this meteoric and not just on a regional Haack was 1 5th at the conference meet last rise to excellence is Head Coach Sam Col- level. We feel we have year. He had a fine track season last spring son. "When I came to Clemson one of my and is the Clemson record holder in the strides in first goals was to re-establish the cross made great the 10,000m. country program as a top flight national con- last two years, but we are Colson does indeed have a good nucleus tender, ' said the former Kansas University not going to stop there." of experienced runners, but he will be All-American who gained a berth in the forced to rely on some rookie help. Three 1976 Olympics as a javelin thrower. "Tiger outlook is bright. Three top flight runners runners stand out among Clemson's six fans have become accustomed to excel- and the addition of three more highly re- freshman harriers for 1979. Of those new- lence in all sports — and not just on a re- garded freshmen give the Tigers a good comers James Haughey may be the best. gional level. We feel we have made great shot at defending their conference cham- The Lurgan, Northern Ireland native is one strides in the last two years, but we are not pionship. of the top junior class runners in the world. going to stop there." Scott Haack is the best harrier on the He was Northern Ireland's number-one Colson lost three of his top five runners Tigers' 12-man team. The junior from Win- junior cross country runner last year and from last year's successful squad, but the chester, VA has been a first-team all- competed for his country in the Junior Inter- national Cross Country World Champion- ships. CLEMSON David Kirk joins Haughey as another European prospect that will be counted on for immediate help this year. The Helens- CROSS COUNTRY burgh, Scotland harrier was Scotland's junior 880-yard run champion last year. — A Meteoric Rise to Excellence By Tim Bourret Like Haughey he represented his country at the Junior World Cross Country Champion- ships.

Jim Coddington is another rookie likely to be among Clemson's top seven runners. The Rochester, NY resident was one of the top prep runners in the east last season. He finished second in the New York State Cross Country Championships last year. Colson tags the youngster, who has run five miles under twenty-five minutes, as "a very fine and dedicated cross country runner." Overall, Colson approaches this season with guarded optimism. "North Carolina is the favorite to take the conference title this year because they have their top five runners returning from last season. We snuck

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Representatives: Miles E, Bruce, Vice Chairman William R. Alexander Floyd S. Long. Vice Chairman • O. C. Batchelor C Evans Putman, Vice Chairman • Alan J. Coleman IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT I Walter G, Brackin, Jr. • William J. Coleman B, K. Chreitzberg. Director — District I Joe Bnght • Frank Gibbs Whitehall 304 Road Charles A, Bryan. Jr. E. Hines Hamilton Anderson, S, C. 29621 Peter H, Bryan Eugene Kneece, Jr, Phillip H Burnett John G Malony F, Reeves Gressette, Jr. ABBEVILLE COUNTY Bennette Cornwell • Alan M Tewkesbury, III IPTAY President Phil Rosenberg, Chairman Walter Crawford Dr, Charlie W, Timmerman William H Baxley. Ill Director, District V Gordon S. Davis James L, Walpole Wendell Boggs Alonzo M DeBruhl Carrol H. Warner Charles B Murphy W Lem Dillard H, O, Weeks Earle Williamson M Henry EIrod • Calvin H Garrett EDGEFIELD COUNTY COUNTY ANDERSON Clark Gaston, Jr • E, O, Dukes, Jr., Chairman • S. T King, Chairman Joe D. Gibson Joe F- Anderson, Jr. Randy Bell Gilliam, Jr Joel W, Gray, III J. W, Victor Chapman G Charles D, Hunt Henry M. Herlong, Jr R Carol Cook Richard H. Ivester Joe Ben Herlong Walter T Cox. Jr Terry A. Kingsmore • L, F, Holmes Joe B Davenport • Jim League Lewis Holmes, III • George Ducworth • Henry M. Lee Thomas H Ryan Dr James P Hentz Terry L, Long • Hertjert Yarborough Robert Lee Hill Seabrook L Marchant Dr. C- Patnck Killen Grady Miller LEXINGTON COUNTY Ralph King, Jr. • William J. Neely, Jr. • Dave H. Caughman, Chairman James F, Little Thomas K Norris Jerry Brannon Harry Major William H Orders Johnny L. Cagle Charlie Bussey Randall McClain • John F, Palmer • James Tracy Childers Percy C Osteen. Jr IPTAY Vice-President I. N, Patterson, Jr • Ben G- Compton A- R, Ramseur George M, Plyler • James A, Compton Director, At-Large Sharpe Rotiert G- Bobby Ramsey H. Ralph Corley Chris Suber John G. Slattery T. A, Henry E Richard Taylor. Jr. W. Craig Jumper GREENWOOD COUNTY • J. Harold Townes, Jr. William E, Rhymer, Jr. Robert L McCord, Chairman • S, Gray Walsh Bill Riser Dr F Erwin Abell, Jr, David Wilkins Charles M Stuck • Lewis Bagwell W. H Taylor Wayne Bell • LAURENS COUNTY John Bracknell Joseph R Adair, Chairman NEWBERRY COUNTY William E. Burnett • C W Bussey, Jr • Earle Bedenbaugh, Chairman • Johnson Craig T, Heath Copeland Clifford T Smith, Vice Chairman • Robert M Enwin. Jr H, M, Fans, Sr Walter Cousins • W K Fooshe. Jr • Charles J Glenn Louie C. Dernck • Nevit Y Johnson Gray Hipp, Jr Lyon C Fellers • W. M Self John L McMurray Melvin Larry Longshore •

C, H, Pete ' Ragsdale, III Mccormick county Hugh F Morgan. Jr, W. Brooks Owens Jerry C, Shaver • T, C Faulkner, Jr • Ralph C, Prater J H, Simpson, Jr, Dr. N. Carl Wessenger • C, Gurnie Stuck Dr. J. H. Timmerman OCONEE county David C Waldrop, Jr IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer Ronnie P Barnette SPARTANBURG COUNTY W C Harper, Jr Director, District III • W M- Manning, Jr , Chairman J. H. McJunkin T. R, Adams, Jr, RICHLAND COUNTY Bill Yarborough • Andy N. Beiers James P. McKeown, III, Chairman • I Nancy A. Alley James G Bagnall, III • George & PICKENS COUNTY John Brady Thomas R. Bailey James V. Patterson, Chairman • A, B- Bullington, Jr Edith Batson Jerry Wayne Arp • William M, Cooper • Jack W Bnjnson Presidents: Francis A Bosdell • IPTAY Past John B, Cornwell, Jr, George Bullwinkel • J Eddie Burrell • Jack Cribb William T, Clawson. Ill Jerry R Byrd • Kenneth Cribb William B, Clinton, Jr T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director Charles E. Dalton John Easterling, Jr Ralph E, Cooper • W. G. DesChamps, Jr., Director Gaston Gage, Jr. W, Gerald Emory Ernest Jamerson Corley, Jr. Roddey E Gettys, III • Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director Judge Bruce Foster Albert G, Courie, Jr. M, Riggs Goodman Harper Gault, Director Harry H Gibson Jim Engram Robert M Guerren Wilbur K Hammett Larry Flynn • Lewis F. Holmes, Director Floyd M. Hunt L J, Hendnx. Jr • Fred Gassaway Dr, Tom C. Lynch, Jr. F. E. Hughes, Director Grover Henry John M Gault, III Gil Rushton • Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director W A. Hudson • Don E, Golightly William C Singleton A P, Kerchmar William E Hair Calhoun Lemon, Director Bobby Joe Skelton • Arthur W O Shields • Col George B Herndon • George G. Poole, Jr. G. Neil Smith Puntan Ind Maintenance Corp • Harry J Johnson • Joseph A, West • Chns Suber, Director Marvin C Robinson, Jr, Z. K Kelley Lewis. Jr. W. H. Taylor, Director Robert L. Stoddard Carl M- IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT II Wesley Stoddard Virgil F, Lindei. Jr. Marshall Walker, Director C. Evans Putman, Director — District II Ted Wilson John W McLure 15 Quail Hill Dnve Frank Howard, Director Crawford Sanders, III Greenville, S C. 29607 Bill McLellan, Athletic Director UNION COUNTY Davis O Smith • Harold E Blackwell. Chairman John B Smith, Jr, Joseph J. Turner, Jr., IPTAY CHEROKEE COUNTY Hunter S Harris, Jr John H. Timmerman • Executive Secretary John M Hamnck, Jr , Chairman B E Kirby, Jr Keith Waters Dr W, Ronald Barrett • Thomas IVlack E Ralph Wessinger R, S Campbell. Jr • Baxter Clary IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT III SALUDA COUNTY • Gary Clary Bernard L Black, Chairman Dr, J, H Timmerman, Director — Distnct II Wylie Hamrick • 1513 Morninghill Dr Alfred B. Coleman Raymond Parker Columbia, S C 29210 James A. Derrick • James R. Sanders, Jr 70 Benjamin H. Herlong AIKEN COUNTY T, C, Whght GREENVILLE COUNTY F. A. Townsend, Jr.. Chainnan Kenneth Yarbrough Kermit Watson, Chairman • Bill M Reaves • W T Fort, Jr. Director, District IV Director, District VI

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CHESTER COUNTY ALLENDALE COUNTY CLARENDON COUNTY Wiley D Crum Curtis A Fennell. Chairman Theodore B Gardner, Chairman Bradley O Neal Edward C Abell D H Atkinson GEORGIA F. E- Abell Julius R Eadon, III BAMBERG COUNTY • Richard A Coleman G H Furse, Jr Joseph W. Turner. Jr.. Albany Claude McCain. Chairman Mickey Earl Reeves. Athens George R Fleming Lawrence I Gibbons Eve & Tommy Branyon • Carl H Jones Dacosta Muckenfuss, Jr. Douglas C Edwards, Atlanta R Herman Rice Ed Lindsay • H B Rickenbaker Thomas W Eiserhardt, Atlanta Fred Schrimpf H F Swilley Howard E Hord, Atlanta

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY Lawrence Starkey, Jr , Atlanta BARNWELL COUNTY James H Hoover. Chairman DILLON COUNTY David Tilman Cline, Augusta H. M. Anderson Rhett Butler W. Gordon Lynn, Chairman • John L Murray, Jr., Augusta Howard G Dickinson. Jr Cecil Wayne Comer Charles F Carmichael • Edwin S Presnell, Augusta Grover C Kennedy. Jr. Al Hitchcock, Jr Billy Daniel • Thomas E Peterson, Conyers Calhoun Lemon James C Stone Edwards Oil Company • Robert S. Bonds. Douglasville Norman M Smith, III John R. Thomas L. B. Hardaway, Jr • A. U. Priester. Jr , La Grange Jimmy Tarrance B. Grange Dan L, Tillman Charles G Lucius, Jr • W Shedd. La

Patrick K. White Rotjert Martin, Jr E P Willimon, Jr , La Grange BEAUFORT COUNTY Joseph Powell • Mickey Earl Reeves, Lawrenceville • Henry Chambers DARLINGTON COUNTY Billy Rogers Andrew P Calhoun, Savannah James S. Gibson. Jr. Dr. W Phil Kennedy. Chairman William C Lawson, Savannah J. Louis Grant Dr. Hubert Baker • FLORENCE COUNTY Bryan Loadholt Dr. Thomas James Bell. Jr Rufus M Brown, Chairman NORTH CAROLINA Harry J Tarrance • J Wilton Carter Mrs Rufus M Brown Eddie N Dalton, Asheville Manon Hawkins Clyde Bryce T. C Henderson. Asheville BERKELEY COUNTY George A Hutto. Jr Marvin Cockfield W. W Allen, Cary Larry McMillan Dr. G J Lawhon. Jr L M Coleman, Jr James B Foster, Charlotte Sherry Power Charlotte William B McCown. Ill • Dr William L. Coleman • R C Lenhardt, W. Henry Thornley • Harry McDonald Frank A. Douglass. Jr. • Edgar L Miller, Jr., Charlotte Leiand Finklea, Jr. George A Hutto. Jr.. Cramerton Dr. M. B Nickles. Jr COUNTY John Walker CALHOUN Harold 8 Haynes John Duncan, Forest City • Dennis Yarborough • William H Bull Ernest Jones Dr Joe B Godfrey, Forest City Martin C. Cheatham L. Chappell Jones • Bobby Yarborough, Gastonia Lawrence Gressette. Jr. FAIRFIELD COUNTY M James W King • R. L Connelly. Sr., Greenstxiro Edward M. Cravirford. Chairman Stephen H Mudge • Col J L Edmonds. Greensboro CHARLESTON COUNTY Louis M Boulware John F Poole E Guy Hendrix. Greensboro Van Noy Thornhill. Chairman J. K. Coleman • Wilbur O Powers Walter M Nash. Ill, Greensboro John Q. Adams. Ill • Ernest C Hughes Tom M. Rotjertson Pete Folsom, Hendersonville Archie E Baker R. Jr., Hickory F E Hughes. Jr, John G Rose Tom Morns, Charleston Oil Company • Harold R Jones • Allen P Wood • Robert E McClure. Launnburg H L Dukes, Jr. Edward Young Tommy Roche. Matthews KERSHAW COUNTY Dreher Gaskin James H Spencer. Jr . Matthews J. F Watson. Chairman • William Grant • A GEORGETOWN COUNTY W D Moss, Jr., Mooresville Ken Carson Miss Beverly Haters Yank Barnneau. Chairman • Dr T G Westmoreland, Shelby G. P Lachicotte Mac R Harley Jim Cauthen • Dr C R Swearingen, Jr , Smithfield Glenn A Cox LANCASTER COUNTY Greg Jones William T Worth, Southern Pines William C Kennerty • Sam M Harper J. G. Bagnal. Statesville • James Alton Mobley, Chairman Samuel W McConnell A. H. Lachicotte, Jr. James A Adams J H. Abrams. Winston-Salem David M Murray. Jr, Linda Young Don Kirkpatrick, Winston-Salem John Avinger Hans F, Paul Arthur Thomas. Winston-Salem W. P Clyburn Carl S Pulkinen HORRY COUNTY Dexter L Cook • Paul Quattlebaum. Jr. R G Horton, Chairman OTHER STATES Toney J Crenshaw William Anderson, Jr, Walter A Renken. Jr. D J. V. Roberts. Albertville. Alabama Marion D Lever • A. B. Schirmer. Jr, Jim Barnette Capt Ed Jackson, Colorado Springs. Joe H. Lynn F L Bradham • J, Robert Stout Colorado Garrett Mobley Buddy Gore William Lindsay Wylie, Middlebury, Conn. Ronald Small Pat Gore • COLLETON COUNTY Charles E Burkett. Daytona Beach. Fla John H Holcombe, Jr J Ryan White. Jr . Chairman Fla LEE COUNTY Frank H Inabnit. Jr . Jacksonville. Jack W Carter • Holcomtje Motor Co • • Leon R Young. Winter Park, Fla. Carroll Green DesChamps, II Lewis Horton • David L Glenn Carl F- Bessent, Baltimore. Md W G, DesChamps, Jr. • William T Howell, Jr, S F Horton Emerson E Andnshok, Warren, N, J Don R McDaniel. Sr. Thurmon McLamb • Manon W Sams, Jr. W Jeffrey A O Cam. New York. New York Winfield • James R, White, III • R S MARLBORO COUNTY Alvin J. Hurt. Jr.. Cincinnati. Ohio James C. Furman. Brentwood, Tenn C. E Calhoun. Chairman MARION COUNTY DORCHESTER COUNTY Benjamin K Sharp, Cleveland, Tenn Ray C Smith T C Atkinson, III, Chairman • Tom Bailey Johnny L Osteen, Germantown, Tenn F A. Spencer T C Atkinson, Jr • H D, Byrd John C Sharpe, Germantown, Tenn John H Holt Gene W, Dukes Harry W. Smith, Kingsport, Tenn • YORK COUNTY Robert G Mace Clifford Monroe Henley Knoxville, Tenn, • Thomas C Breazeale, Jr , Thomas E Grmes, III, Chairman Duncan C Mclntyre Dexter Rickenbaker Robert R Corker, Signal Mountain, Tenn. William R. Adkins Poole, Jr • George G David E Angel • Tom Salisbury Davis T Moorhead, Alexandna. Va James Armour • SUMTER COUNTY W, B, Croxton. Sao Paulo. Brazil HAMPTON COUNTY Morns Davis, Punta Gorda S. L Campbell W T Fort, Jr , Chairman Dr. Jerry Frank Crews Roy Campfield • Sen T O Bowen, Sr O T Culp David B Gohagan William B Boyle IPTAY REPRESENTATIVES AT-LARGE W. A Lavirton • Jervey, Buist Eaves • John J Bntton, Jr Capt Frank J Clemson William F Speights Harper Gault • E Mac DuBose R. R Red' Ritchie. Clemson E M. Buck George • Dr Wyman L Morris Hoke Sloan, Clemson ORANGEBURG COUNTY Gene Willimon, Clemson Aquille Hand, Jr. J. Tom Shell William Bookhart. 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Bill and Guy Hendrix Graves Electrical Supply Co. Bankers Trust of S. C. Spartanburg, SC Greenville, SC Greenwood, SC

Mgr., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. C. Guy Gunter (lm) Premier Investment Co., Inc. Spartanburg, SC Greenville, SC Greer, SC

H. B. Risher Mr. & Mrs. C. Guy Gunter #2 (LM) Frank J. McGee Spartanburg, SC Greenville, SC Seneca, SC Mrs. Donna Merck JonesC-M) (lm) Southern Distributors of Mr, & Mrs. Joe F. Hayes Western Beverage Co. Norfolk, VA Spartanburg, Inc. Greenville, SC Taylors, SC

Bill Folk, Jr. MemoriaKLM) Spartanburg, SC C. B. Martin "In Memory of Elbert L. Bailes" Greensboro, NC Peeler Jersey Farms, Inc. Greenville, SC West Union, SC Forest Products, Inc. Gaffney, SC Ellison S. McKissick, Jr. Calhoun Lemon Statesville, NC Palmetto Spinning Corp. Greenville, SC Barnwell, SC Piedmont Paper Co., Inc.C-M) Laurens. SC (LM) C. H. Morgan (lm) Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Lawton Asheville, NC Walnut Grove Auction Sales, Inc. Greenville, SC Estill, SC A. D. Amick Memorial Roebuck, SC Morgan Investments, Inc. J. F. Wyman, Jr. Batesburg, SC Martha & Fletcher Derrick Greenville, SC Estill, SC George & Nancy Alley Charleston, SC Southern Bank & Trust Co. Mrs. E. Oswald Lightsey Irmo, SC "In Memory of V. K. Mines" Greenville, SC Hampton, SC Mr. & Mrs. V. F. Linder, Jr. Florence. SC James H. Boulware Clarence Koester-ARA Services, Inc. Irmo, SC (LM) Billy Powers Anderson, SC Atlanta, GA D. A. Kennerly Florence, SC In Memory of Ralph M. & Herbert John E. Hamilton Orangeburg, SC Socar Incorporated Cannon by Alan Y. Cannon Jacksonville, FL R. L. Bryan Co. Florence, SC Anderson, SC Morris Davis Columbia, SC Dr. M. B. Nickles, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Lenard J. Flynn Punta Gorda, FL Ralph E. Cooper Hartsville, SC Anderson, SC Jeffrey Manufacturing Division Columbia, SC T. C. Atkinson III & Friend Dr. William P. Kay, Jr. Columbus, OH

James P. McKeown III Pawleys Island, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Addis Capt. Frank J. Jervey Thomas B, McTeer, Jr. Greenville, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC

72 $1,000 TIGER SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

Professionals, Inc. James A. Smith, Jr. CHEROKEE Harold R. Jones Computer Winnsboro, Greenville, Anderson, SC David D. Curry SC SC Gaffney, SC Dr. A. Fred Stringer, Jr. Cooper Motor Lines, Inc. FLORENCE Anderson, SC Wylie Hamrick Greenville, SC Mrs. Rufus M. Brown Gaffney, SC Mr. & Walter B. Crawford Chris Suber Florence, SC Greenville, SC Anderson, SC E. Raymond Parker Gaffney Broadcasting, Inc. L. Chappell Jones Temple-Watts-Straup Glen Gordon Daves, M.D. Gaffney, SC Florence, SC Anderson, SC J. L. Locklair Greenville, SC Sanders Bros., Inc. Tom M. Robertson Windsor Associates Gaffney, SC Florence, SC Anderson, SC Gordon S. Davis CHESTER Wm. Derrick Temple Greenville, SC The Peoples Bank of Iva Florence, SC Robert A. Darby, Sr. Iva, SC Enwright Assocs., Inc. Richburg, SC Dr. & Mrs. John M. Thomason Greenville, SC Joseph B. Ridgeway Florence, SC CHESTERFIELD AIKEN Honea Path, SC Dr. William Evins J. Chris Swift James W. King Greenville, SC Bill Starnes J. Lawrence Cartee Cheraw, SC Johnsonville, SC Perry, SC Pendleton, SC Harrison S. Forrester Dr. Billy Blakeney King Farms, Joe W. King Greenville, SC Mr. & Mrs. George L. Webb Dr. Jim Hellams Pageland, SC Johnsonville, SC Salley, SC Pendleton, SC Francis Realty Co. CLARENDON John E. Taylor, Jr. Greenville, SC Carrol H. Warner Harper Builders, Inc. Johnsonville, SC Wagener, SC John Wm. Green Williamston, SC Freeman, Wells & Major Turbeville, SC William G. Moorer Greenville, SC "A Tiger" Lake City, SC Aiken, SC BAMBERG COLLETON A. P. Gray

Dr. F. Marion Dwight Dr. J. Frank Biggers Stephen H. Mudge Greenville, SC F. A. Townsend & Bamberg, SC Walterboro, SC Lake City, SC F. A. Townsend, Jr. James F. Harrison Aiken, SC Joe Thomas Branyon, Jr. James Ray Cook Joe Bostick & Joey & Greenville, SC Denmark, SC Walterboro, SC Bobby Bostick Dick Day K. Hinnant Pamplico, SC Francis North Augusta, SC DARLINGTON Greenville, SC BEAUFORT Dr. William L. Coleman R. B. Pond Const. Co., Inc. Frank T. Gibbs Willie R. Hudson Bates Associates, William M. Boyce Pamplico, SC North Augusta, SC Greenville, SC Architects/Planners Darlington, SC Hilton Head Island, SC Harry L. Howard GEORGETOWN Dick Hendley-lndustrial R. B. Pond, Jr. North Augusta, SC Inc. Cribb, Jr. Housekeeping, Darlington, SC C. L. BERKELEY Georgetown, SC Greenville, SC ANDERSON Albany Felt Co. T. James Bell, Jr., M.D. Yank Barrineau Intex Products, Inc. Hansville, R. A. All & Moncks Corner, SC SC Andrews, SC Greenville, SC W. Frank Eskridge Berlin G. Myers Lumber Corp. Dr. Paul A. Coward Anderson, SC Samuel M. Harper Drs. J. Don & C. Fred Kelley Moncks Corner, SC Hartsville, SC Andrews, SC Greenville, SC Capital Bank & Trust Norm Greene Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr. Belton, SC Loyd C. Morris Lanford Co, Moncks Corner, SC Hartsville, SC Andrews, SC Greenville, SC B. K. Chreitzberg John H. Swicord, M.D. In Honor of Anderson, SC Glenn, Myra & Jennifer Cox Non-Fluid Oil Corp. Moncks Corner, SC Mr. & Mrs. W. P. (Pap) Pawleys Island Apothecary Greenville, SC R. Carol Cook Timmerman M. W. Umphlett Memorial By: Pawleys Island, SC Anderson, SC Orders Mattress Co., Inc. Clyde D. & Calhoun W. DILLON William D, Rigby Greenville, SC First National Bank of S. C. Umphlett Billy Daniel Pawleys Island, SC Moncks Corner, SC Anderson & Clemson Office Dillon, SC Alton F. Painter Anderson, SC Greenville, SC Ware Brothers Const. Co. Albert J. Rogers GREENVILLE J. Tom Forrester, Jr. Moncks Corner, SC "A Friend of Clemson" T. Neal Rogers W, J. Abies Anderson, SC Greenville, SC Fork, SC Greenville, SC CHARLESTON Frank Distributing Co. I.N. Patterson, Jr. DORCHESTER Dwight F. Allen Anderson, F. A. Bailey III Greenville, SC SC Greenville, SC Charleston, SC Salisbury Brick, Inc. Dr. Walter L. Gaillard Summerville, SC John Perkins Associated Insulation Co., Inc. Anderson, SC Frank S. Hanckel, Jr. Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Charleston, SC EDGEFIELD George's Drive-Inn Chemsize Inc. Horace T. Holmes T. L. Ayers, Jr. Anderson, SC 0. R. Lever G. Perry Trenton, SC Greenville, SC Roger Charleston, SC Greenville, SC Grady R. Jones L. F. Holmes David W. Balentine Belton, SC William A. Grant Gen. Mgr. Pittmann Trenton, SC Greenville, SC Jack E. Tri-County Concrete Corp. Greenville, SC King Oil Co. Hanahan, SC FAIRFIELD Black Construction, Inc. Anderson, SC Evans Putman Greenville, SC C. E. M, Seabrook, Jr., Fairfield Spreader Service Greenville, SC Dr. J. Clayton Richardson E. M. Seabrook III Monticello, SC R. W. Bond Clemson I PTAY Dr. C. Eric Richardson & Lewis E. Seabrook Scholarship R. E. Riddle J. K. Coleman Belton, SC Mt. Pleasant, SC EndowmenfC-M) Greenville, SC Winnsboro, SC Greenville, SC T. Barney Smith Drs. J. 0. & K. C. Shuler Anderson, SC Mt. Pleasant, SC F. E. Hughes, Jr. Winnsboro, SC 73 li^ Special Recognition

Dick Hendley-Sanitation Inc. Dr. & Mrs. J. C, Rockwell Ed & Red Phillips Chicken Farm Dr. Robert C. Edwards Ronald J. McCoy Mr, Dick Hendley Greenwood, SC Lynchburg, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Greenville, SC South Atlantic Constrs., Inc. LEXINGTON Garrison-Clark-Garrison S. C. McMeekin Memorial Dr. Robert S. Small Greenwood, SC Clemson, Columbia, Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Cowsert, Jr. SC SC Greenville, SC Lexington, SC A. M. Tuck, Inc. #1 Holiday Inn Charles E. Whitener Snyder's Auto Sales Greenwood, SC Clemson, Columbia, SC David A. Gray SC Greenville, SC Lexington, SC A. M. Tuck, Inc. #2 Mr. Knickerbocker R. E. B. S. — Edward T. Strom Currie B. Spivey, Jr. Greenwood, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Dr. & Mrs. D, W. Newton, Jr. Greenville, SC West Columbia, SC W. K. Brown Tom C. Lynch, Jr. Patrick Construction Co. James B. Stephens Hodges, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Benjamin F. Whaley, Jr. Greenville, SC West Columbia, SC Tully H. Graham Mr. & Mrs. James V. Patterson Murray M. Stokely Hodges, Clemson, SC SALUDA SC Wrenn Machine Tools, Inc. Greenville, SC Jerrold A. Sons West Columbia, SC Watson & Lewis Bagwell Sanders & Deal Monetta, SC Sunshine Cleaners & Laundry Ware Shoals, SC Clemson, SC MARION Greenville, SC "A Tiger Fan" Roudhead-The Left Hander- Robert G. Mace & Col. & Mrs. E. N. Tyndall Ridge Spring, SC Tex Tech Corp. Little Barrell-Big Cooter Dr. E. E. Nissen Clemson, SC Greenville, SC Ware Shoals, SC Gresham, SC Word Processing Inc. Ridge Spring, United Investors Howard G. Wooten Dewey Alford W. E. Grishaw & C. R. White Greenville, SC Bradley, SC Jimmy Skipper Clemson, SC Marion, SC SPARTANBURG Marion "Footsie" Wood J. Ed Burrell HORRY Y. C. Ballenger Electrical Contr. Greenville, SC T. C. Atkinson, Jr. Easley, SC Spartanburg, SC S. F. Horton Marion, SC John H. Beckroge, Jr. Loris, SC Cato Trailer Service Co., Inc. Ann S. Dennis Antiques Greenville, SC Dr. William L. Cheezem, Jr. Easley, SC Spartanburg, SC Thurmon W. McLamb Marion, SC Kirk Hind J. Little River, SC Chuck's Party Shop Harry H. Gibson Greenville, SC Eskridge & Long Const. Corp. Easley, SC Spartanburg, SC Don Cameron Marion, SC Fred & Hallie Mappus Myrtle Beach, SC Modern Home Builders Charles A. Grant Greenville, SC Jones T. Hunter, Jr. Easley, SC Spartanburg, SC Creel Outdoor Advertising Marion, SC Truman W. Shirley. Jr. Jim & Carolyn Creel Dr. Henry C. Martin The Hearon Corp. Greenville, SC MARLBORO Liberty, SC Spartanburg, SC A. S. Dargan Drake H. Rogers Terry Tallon Myrtle Beach, SC Charles E. Dalton Helms Masonry, Inc. Bennettsville, SC Greenville, SC Pickens, SC Spartanburg, SC John P "Pat" Gore Dr. & Mrs. James E. Bostic, Jr. Myrtle Beach, SC NEWBERRY Imperial Die Casting Corp. Grover C. Henry Greer, Pickens, SC Mrs. Clarence W, Senn SC Spartanburg, SC Holcombe Motor "o. Kinards, SC Joseph Bailey Bright Myrtle Beach, SC Dr. Paul Holcomb Greer, SC RICHLAND Earle Jointer Bedenbaugh Spartanburg, SC John L. Humphries John H. Bailey Prosperity, SC Wm. Lem Dillard Myrtle Beach, SC Columbia, SC Eustace M. Horton Greer, SC OCONEE Spartanburg, SC Riddle & Wilkes/Architects/lnc. Bearing Distributors, Inc. Gary A. Johnson Myrtle Beach, SC Walter E. Dixon, Jr. Columbia, SC Mr. & Mrs. Lachlan L. Hyatt Greer, SC Robert A. Ferguson, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Robert R. Sansbury Seneca, SC Carolina Ceramics, Inc. William H, Moody Myrtle Beach, SC Columbia, SC Leigh Textile Company Greer, SC W. C. Harper, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Seneca, SC Wm. Q. Elliott, Jr. Roberta B. Sanford KERSHAW Columbia, SC "A Friend From Spartanburg" Mauldin, SC W, A. Green. D. A. Kline & ORANGEBURG Spartanburg, SC B. H. Baum Larry W. Flynn Earle W. Sargent Memorial: Dr. Harry B. Arant, Jr. Camden, SC Columbia, SC Plastic Injectors, Inc. By Carolina Belting Co. Orangeburg, SC Spartanburg, SC Taylors, SC T. F. McNamara, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Fugate Cope Clemson Club Camden, SC Columbia, SC Norman Fredrick Pulliam Tom Garrett Orangeburg, SC Spartanburg, SC Greenville, SC George Singleton, Jr. Don E. Golightly Dr. & Mrs. J. B. Linder Camden, SC Columbia, SC Puritan Ind. Maintenance Corp. J. Benson Harrison Orangeburg, SC Spartanburg, SC Taylors, SC J. F. Watson Jeff Hunt Machinery Co. Dr. L. P. Varn Camden, SC Columbia, SC Jerome J. Richardson Thomas P. Lane, Jr. & Orangeburg, SC Spartanburg, SC Kenneth J. Hall G. P. Lachicotte James Lee Mays Laurie Edward Bennett Simpsonville, SC Lugoff, SC Columbia, SC Billy G. Watson Springfield, SC Spartanburg, SC Mr. & Mrs. Allen D. Smith, Budweiser of Anderson, S. C. Mr. & Mrs. Al D. Droege & LAURENS PICKENS Columbia, SC W. Frank Durham, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Turner Mr. & Mrs. Lynn W. Cooper, Jr. Block C Club Fairtorest, SC Robert R. Russell, Jr. Taylors, SC Clinton, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Mascot Homes, Inc. D. H. Roberts Norman Candy Gramling, SC GREENWOOD South Carolina National Bank Clinton, SC Clemson, SC Jack & Jean Burch Columbia, SC "A Friend" Inman, Greenvi(ood, SC P. W. McAlister Dr. Herbert P. Cooper, Jr. SC Kenneth M. Suggs Laurens, SC Clemson, SC Arnold L. Nanney Greenwood Packing Plant Columbia, SC Moore, SC Greenwood, SC Kelly J. DuBose J. T. Dukes LEE Clemson, SC Columbia, SC A. B. Bullington, Jr. "Tiger Booster" W. G. DesChamps, Jr. Roebuck, SC Greenwood, SC Bishopville, SC Ben Dysart Clemson, SC 74 SUMTER Joseph L. Huckabee Mr. & Mrs. E. T. Mcllwain Bobby R. Rowland John D. Tics Booth-Boyle Livestock Co. Rock Hill, SC Greensboro, NC Charlotte, NC Dalton, GA Sumter, SC Charles K. Segal Lloyd W. Purser W. A. Wood & Associates Terry L. Powell Trion, Harold S. Boozer Rock Hill, SC Greensboro, NC Charlotte, NC GA Sumter, SC Marshall E. Walker Albany Felt Co. Superior Synthetic Fibers, Inc John T. Gibbs, Jr. Heyward Frost Rock Hill, SC Albany, NY Charlotte, NC Augusta, GA Sumter, SC D. R. Parent William H. Lewis John L. Murray, Jr. STATE J. T. James, Jr. OUT OF T. J. Paxson Fairmont, NC Augusta, GA

Jasper T. James III Castleman Det. Chesley Raleigh, NC Garrison Machinery Co. R. A. Bowen Memorial C-M) Sumter, SC Dowingtown, PA Gordon L. Goodson Statesville, NC Macon, GA Plowden Const. Co., Inc. John W. Holcomb Memorial Lincolnton, NC Joseph Crosby Jones William A. Corry Sumter, SC McLean, VA H. Thornton Smith, Jr. Wilkesboro, NC S. Merriti Island, FL Ctiarles A. Segars David L. Peebles Matthews, NC Floyd & Barbara Rogers Harry W. Smith Sumter, SC Newport News, VA Kitty & Heyward Bellamy Clyde, NC Kingsport, TN Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Harding Charlotte, NC Donald A. Fowler Mrs. Harry W. Smith UNION Chester, VA Richard Newton Assoc., Inc. Marion, NC Kingsport, TN Dr. H. Russell Caston, Jr. Charlotte, NC Union, SC J. B. Montgomery D William Brosnan Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Breazeale, Martinsville, VA Jr. Robert L. Carlson Asheville, NC Knoxville, TN WILLIAMSBURG Lt. Col. & Mrs. Orlando F. Smith, Charlotte, NC Eddie N. Dalton J. E. "Bo" Chinners, Jr. (Ret.) Thomas 0. Morris, Jr. USAF Paul M. Garrett Asheville, NC Bay Village, OH Hemingway Pharmacy Nitro, WV Charlotte, NC Hemingway, SC Carroll F. Hutto Robert T. Cathey J. H. Abrams Houston, TX Winston Salem, NC Robert M. Phillips, Sr. Atlanta, GA Mr. A. J. Rigby, Jr. Charlotte. NC Kingstree, SC William H. Mathis Robert L. Flint & Arthur E. Thomas Pnucor Ken R. Flint Winston Salem, NC Atlanta, GA YORK R. D. Benson & L. K. Seitz Houston, TX Charles D. Miller J. Henry Dowdy Charlotte, NC Cannon's, Inc. Dalton, GA High Point, NC Catawba, SC

Mr & Mrs Norman W Powell Charleston Oil Co Van Noy, Tommy & Ned Rick L Beasley James E Reid Thornhill Paul F Haigler, Jr

Dr, Donald C Roberts 8. Dr Joseph C Thomas R Glover Syracuse Farms Yarbrough, Jr Marsha E Mass Dr, Wm, P Kennedy Douglas L Scott Ashley River Animal Hospital Harry M McDonald Mr. & Mrs Dennis B. Simmons Wiliiam C Kennerty Bill M Reaves Singer Company-Sewing Machine Division Thomas F Kicklighter, Jr John C Walker Robert W Smith Frank E Lucas Harold N Wheeler, M D Ronnie A Smith Morton & Morton Tony Smith David M Murray, Jr DILLON COUNTir Pete J & Jim Stathakis Dr, J, Robert Stout Charles F Carmichael Mr & Mrs Frederick J Terry Tom B, Young W G Lynn Max Thomas David M Bartles R L McLaurin & Sons Welborn Tire Service, Inc Furman R Cullum Dr James Warren Wholesale Electrical Supply Co Charles F McCrary D L Coleman & Son $500 GOLD CARD Joseph L Powell mm Harry M Wilson Aaron A Nettles, Jr Mr & Mrs Kenneth S Wohlford A, Y Willard, Jr Roger H Davis Mrs. 8 V Sottile DORCHESTER COUNTY Gene Dukes Washington . Class of John T. W ABBEVILLE COUNTY Dr Robert B Belk In Memory of Marion Mundy 44 Thomas E Lynn & William H Gladden Dexter Rickenbaker William H Baxley, III. DMD The C&S National Bank Boscobel Golf & Country Club Bailey & Associates Mr & Mrs Wm C Dupre Jimmy Caldwell W, T Hopkins CHEROKEE COUNTY Bufort Blanton Dr & Mrs John L Guy Carolina Waste & Salvage Co Mrs, C H Lomas Dr W, Ronald Barrett Earl R Dupriest, Jr James B Jones, Jr Linwood Cheatham John D Medlock. Jr R, S Campbell, Jr. Everett A Knight & Steve F Hutchinson Mr & Mrs T, C MiHord Nathan W Childs Harry Maior Dr. J, M Carroll C L Huggins Jesse A Cobb. Jr. Spencer Gary Clary EDGEFIELD COUNTT R Doug Cromer Arnie C E, John M Hamrick, Jr Joe F Anderson, Sr AIKEN COUNTY W M Dillard Mr 8. Mrs Kenneth L Kaltz BAMBERG COUNTY Keller Development Co , Inc Alexander-Moormann & Assocs Dr Claude Dixon An Anonymous Bemberg Donor Rusty Poole & David P Riggins Mr & Mrs G Milton Saggus. Jr William R Alexander First National Lease Corp, Claude McCain Taylor-Watson Furniture Mr & Mrs Theo R Williams L J Coker Robert I Geisel James Vincent Caggiano Frances G Boatwright Wayne M Coward Dr, M Ray Gillespie BARNWELL COUNTY Doug & Cres Curtis & Capt Philip C, Curtis H. C Coward & Son Glen Rill Farms Ted W Craig CHESTER COUNTY Mr & Mrs Robert H Herlong Mr. & Mrs Steve C Ergle Robert V Harrell Allison Grimes W E Lindsay M» & Mrs John A Hughes Donald L Fulmer Hartrow, Inc —Malcolm Hare Norman M Smith, II Willis Cram James K Gregory Richard Herbert George R Fleming FAIRFIELD COUNTT H Earle Holley. Jr. Robert Lee Hill BEAUFORT COUNTY JohnN Pressley and Miss Joan B Pressley Barbara & Adrian Glenn Richard L Meyer Dr Charles W Hinnant Collins, III Coastal Contractors. Inc J. B Pressley, Jr, Maxie C John G Molony & William W Molony John Brown Hooper Charles L Johnson Halsted M, Stone, M D John J Hood. Jr, A. H Peters. Jr Hopper Gull Service Bryan Loadholt T Wrenn William J, Arnette J, W E Stewart BIdrs , Inc Independent Publishing Co. James Arthur Buck Louis M Boulware Alan M Tewkestjuiy, III Roy B Jeftcoat CHESTERFIELD COUNTS W, M Estes. Jr Dr. Charlie W Timmerman Wallace Jones BERKELEY COUNTY James C Crawford, Jr Warren R Herndon, Sr T Clifton Weeks Max B King Memorial Nolan & Gerry Pontiff Al & Jane Hitchcock — Textile Piping, Inc Pigeon Granite Co — J P Brooks, J P, Mr & Mrs A Gary Evans James F Little Phil & Mary Bradley Brooks, Jr James L Walpole Larry Lowe Kirk Austin CLARENDON COUNTY William H Wylie G, Eugene Madden Dr Rhett B Myers Robert E Jackson Memorial ALLENDALE COUNTY Steven E Madden Dr Peters E Myers. IV Dusty & Ginger Rhodes FLORENCE COUNTY J, Richard Knopf, Sr McCall's, Inc Denmon W On/in. Jr H, B Rickenbaker Gordon Keith McLeod Mitchell S Scott Virgil Lawrence P McCormick & A Walter C White Sutherland CALHOUN COUNTY COLLETON COUNTY G Wilson Bryce Memorial — Bryce ANDERSON COUNTY Jerry A Meehan F C Evans & Co Calvert W Huffines Mechanical Contr , Inc Anderson Pediatric Group Dr Vernon Merchant, Jr, S H Houck Marvin C Buchanan R. H Anderson P C Osteen, Jr DARLINGTON COUNTY Clyde S Bryce, Jr PE — Engineering Anderson County Clemson Club J Norman Phillips CHARLESTON COUNTY Dennis Yarborough Consultants' Anderson Orthodontic Associates Piedmont Candy & Cigar Co Reubin H, Brown Hubert C Baker, D D S Lane Craven & Malcolm H Craven Baychem C Randolph McClure, Sr . Memorial 75 Special Recognition

Mr & Mrs William H Johnson Bill & Marian Barbary Carl R Rogers William J Pridemore Raymond S Waters John E Lunn C M C Development Co J T Hollingsworth Bobby R 8, Rita Reeves Boyd West Bobby J WaHord Frank B Cameron J R Bedenbaugh Lt Col Richard C Robbins White's Exxon Station

Allen P Wood, A I A. C L Greene Ronald L Carlay Drewry N Simpson Boyd W Wingo Edward L Young Jane H Greer J P Fans Dr B R Skelton Woman's Clinic —

Charles Jeter Glenn 8. Johnson L, Dean Weaver Const Co . Inc Larry & Joan Kay Dr Mrs Thomas E. Skelton Dr James F A Douglass, Jr Newman & Batcheldor Mike Hellams Memorial A and A Builders Miss Margaret Lee Wilder & Chnstine Funk Z. H Owings Wayne & Gray Hipp C S Boland, D D S Marvin B Banton F. John Palmer & Melvin W Bashor Albert Dial McAlister Paul E Bowie, Jr , Memorial A Courtney Cobb

GEORGETOWN COUNTY Joe D Pearson Thomas B Stoddard G 8, B Enterprises, Ltd C B Condrey H W Bruorton Mr & Mis Andrew H Pioth Glenn L Gritfin Timothy M Drake Harper Brothers Fredric W Reinhold, Jr LEE COUNTY James A Holcombe, Jr Dr Henry S Anderson H E Hemingway Wm B Sturgis Carroll Green Deschamps. II T E Jones 8i Sons of Easley Earl F Blair W L Ragland Thomas J Warwick Wyman McDaniel Mr & Mrs Amos M McCall Maxcy B Patterson & Walter S Ramage Paul Patrick Paul L Webb Don R McDaniel, Sr Gene 8. Bob Merritt Fred J Zahrn Warden J McKenzie Memorial George B (Bud) Nalley, Jr SUMTER COUNTY GREENVILLE COUNTY Billy L Grigsby Wallace P Deschamps Sam Ray E M DuBose Allstate Food Brokers, Inc C V EIrod Carl E Watkins Insurance D Leslie Tindal

J, E Austin, Jr Fashion First, Inc LEXINGTON COUNTY Mr 8, Mrs Roger Benjamin John J Britton, Jr Billy Aaro Rents, Inc — L L Bates, Jr Eugene G Gibson Amick R Frank Kolb, II "A Friend of Clemson" Mr & Mrs Harry G Batson James G Hayes George M Shealy William C Peek A J Gaughf J. Frank Black Beniamin E Morgan Woodrow H Taylor James E Pinner Korn Industnes, Inc

' James H Brown, Jr Charles F Rhem, Jr Ray O'Brian Carter G Neil Smith Wyman L Morris 8c Charles A Bryan, Jr Mr & Mrs John K Edmonds John C Cook W E Vaughan Sammie Morris Carolyn Warehouses, Inc Bud & Sandy Long Charles M Stuck Ernest Jones Washington, Jr The National Bank of S. C Thomas Carter Mr & Mrs Richard L Watson Dr & Mrs Barney C Austin Mr & Mrs, Mark S Stokes Dr John W Shaw L. Jerry Chapman Ralph W Blakeiy Raymond S Caughman Nat W Cloer R. L Wilder, Jr J M Clary Ron L Cobb John T Drafts Hank Galbreath Malcolm E Corbett Sid D Freeman Stuart Si Stan Miller — Lexington Supply Pickens Oil Co UNION COUNTY C Curlus Crawford Carl & Rachel Merritt Co Paul J Reece E E Fowler Electric Jerry A Brannon Custom Co C M Shook Dr 8. Mrs Billy L Edge Henry EIrod Warren Craig Jumper WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY Col Wm F Davis (Ret ) Jimmy R Holliday Farr Dallas E F E Hoggins Raleigh J Billy S Delk Mams Henry Yonce 8i Charles Yonce

T. A Finley Deveico, Inc Reynolds Contract Haulers D I Wilson III Sign-Lite W T Fraser, Jr. Joseph H Durham, Jr. Harold B Sviiygert, Jr RICHLAND COUNTY Co M. L Garrett Construction Co. Edwin W Evans Mrs Frances L Chappell "Bubber' Snow Charles F Gentry, Jr Henry M Harrison MARION COUNTY Arnold s Prof Garment Care Fritz N Johnson, D. YORK COUNTY J M Gilfillin W Joe Henson M B P Barber 8. Associates, Inc. Lewis, Jr MartinB HalLJr ,M B Halllll8cE F Hall C. R Goulet Mr & Mrs Harold L Hix John Mr & Mrs J M Bell Patterson N Harvey Joel W Gray. Ill Littleiohn Memorial(LM) Lewis B Smith Nash Broyles Patsy Greene Duncan C Mclntire 8c William F. Thomspon Haselden 8c Owen Jack & Henry Lucius. Ill Jack W Brunson R. McLellan Mountain View Industnes, Inc Greenville Women's Clinic William J Neely, Jr Gordon Jackson Byers Claud H Morror 8. Dr Floyd F Griffin, Jr Thomas K Norris Chartes Edward Corley. Ill, M D NEWBERRY COUNTY Calvin B Morrow Hardwood Mfg Co #1 Charles S Smith Terris L Filer Gordon S Leslie. Jr William R Pursley. Jr. Caldwell Harper Robert R Taylor William N Geiger, Jr Harold L Pitts E M George J Harrell Charles Donald Styles T E Grimes, Jr Terry C Shaver E E Herlong. Jr. Donald L Harrison George I. Theisen W L Harrington, Jr Harrison Ferd J. Summer W Bennett Kirkpatrick J D H M Hodges, Jr , Memorial David Waldrop. Jr John N Warren, Jr 8c Robert T. Harrison GREENWOOD COUNTY David G Jeter David C Waldrop, Sr, J Norman Warren James M Henderson Dr F E Abell. Jr Col John L Mack, Sr. Mrs John K Benfield. Jr Joe A Hewell Clarence L Beaudrot Harry S Young James T McCabe Melvin L. Kelly, Jr. H C Howell G. & P. Trucking Co . Inc First National Bank of SC OCONEE COUNTY Smith, Jr. Bobby Hudson Greenwood Motor Lines, Inc George Z Siokos Ben R John N Landreth Margaret Huskey G Bonner Harvley Frank W Smith Harry B OUT OF STATE Amos Hykes & Hassle Davis R Wayne Jennings Dr Mays Roy N Taylor Howard M Corbett & Carlyle Poole W J Jordan, Jr Dale Johnson Nevit Y Johnson Mr 8. Mrs H T Thompson, Jr 8. H T Dr Frank A Hoshall, Jr E John Rosenwald, Jr. Edward C Johnson Ralph W Jones Thompson, III Deryl Keese & William C Keese P V Guyton Fred A Johnson J Morgan Jones Mr & Mrs Walter A Tuten. Jr Mr & Mrs. J Whit Miller Ford F Farabow. Jr Dr Roland M Knight Jack Lawrence Wm B Wells Oconee Anesthesia Services PA P DuBose B Russell Langley. Jr, Robert A Liner Dr John A Wells, Jr W Samaha, Inc Hasel Legare Coleman, Jr W L Brigham, Jr Roy E Long Continental Forest Industries — J R Lally Jack R Tatham Mr 8c Mrs Kent Rigg Julian M Langston. Jr. Jimmy L McWhorter Ralph B Cureton, Jr Dr S P Wells John W. Sherard Terrell Lankford Insurance P R Nickles James W Engram Hugh F Abies Boren Clay Products Co V B Lippard, Jr J Herbert Powell, Jr Giant Portland Cement Co Mr 8, Mrs Edd Mize Thomas A Ramsay Seabrook L Marchant Robert H Rykard A Carrol Josey Atlantic Chemical Corporation Bob Maxwell Builders, Inc George F Smith, Jr Mr & Mrs J J Kirby, Jr ORANGEBURG COUNTY 8c E Webb W H McCrary Henry R Lowery David & Ruth McLellan Mr Mrs Bob Gray 8. Gray Farms Dr C R Swearingen. Jr L A McKinney Allen K Burdette #2 W L. Monts, Sr T, 8. R Farms — D C. Thomas 8. Fletcher Christian Harward Furniture Co Dr James P. Mcl^amara Dr John W Pitner M Riley, Jr Thomas J Edmonds Buck Mikel HAMPTON COUNTY F M Reeves Ted Shuler Hugh D Putnam, Sr Morris Const Co — Henry Holseberg Pete G Miley H. W Smith H D Folk Tommy C Dykes Kenneth L Nail Mr 8. Mrs W H Mauldin A N Whiteside, Jr C L U Russell, Jr Sr Dr Jacob Rouse, Jr J M Mr 8. Mrs Marion B Beason Orders Tile & Dist Co . Inc J D Rouse, & D John C Rivers George L Binnicker, Jr John Duncan Palmetto Loom Reed Co Robert L Grigsby, Jr. W A Cartwright, Jr Dr Joe B Godfrey Russell Hunter Park HORRY COUNTY Sadler 8r Company, Inc.

" Dr M Rodney Culler L R "Choppy Patterson Barry Anthony demons Memorial Thad Busby, Richard Roche & Tommy Charles Parker Dempsey Roche George M Plyler F L Bradham SALUDA COUNTY Thomas J Elheredge, III D C Poole Leon Cannon Frances S & John W Hare Scott Steele

Fort Sumter Petroleum Co . Inc — Leiand John C Boesch, Jr Mr & Mrs Al Powell, Jr & Mr & Mrs. Robert C Crenshaw D T Wannamaker III M Bradshaw Clarence L Jones Rotiert E Powell Philip A Thompson F Reeves Gressette, Jr James M Perry Protormance Systems, Inc Larry C Timbes SPARTANBURG COUNTY Julian A Oft T Vick Reed & Associates Davis Henilord, Jr T R Adams, Jr W Power Oil Co Dr T G Westmoreland B D Robbins Marion T Bellamy Mr 8, Mrs Louie W Blanton E Verdery Jimmy Benton W J Bowman Edwin L Bates James Rochester Co . Inc. — James H James C Williams. Jr, C Richie Gibson Rochester George J Bishop, III Michael G Coleman S. Mrs. Starr C. Busbee 8c Mrs M. Lineberger, Jr Shealy Elect Wholesalers, Inc. E M Bost Brad Pressley Mr W Memorial to I. W Bull by Mrs. D L Evans Don V Welchel & Gordon Sherard Dr William S Fairey Pimco Chemical 8. Supply Co Stanley Riggins Simmons Machinery Co., Inc. Frederick C Gore Billy W 'Davis PICKENS COUNTY Greg Farish Dr Edwin L Stroud R G Horton R A Earnhardt S Doyle C Burton Economy Cars Limited — Thomas W Glenn III Suitt Construction Co . Inc Mr & Mrs Neil E Byerley Gray Chas S Tanner Co KERSHAW COUNTY Ben Giles Farnum M Central Concrete 8. Plaster, Inc. Charles R Harper, Jr. Thermo-Kinetics, Inc — J E Chambers Joseph C Jackson Hallmark Cafeterias E E Clayton Kenneth R Hart Fred M Thompson W L Jackson Joe A Harris, Inc Nancy & Jimmy Cook C Eugene Hill J P Thompson, Jr Cecil's Incorporated LANCASTER COUNTY Ernest Defore Jeff Kane Jim Thrailkill & Dr Ben Thrailkill Insulfab Plastics, Inc — Duckett Funeral Home James A Adams 8. Al Adams W C Moore Edgar L Miller. Jr. Threatt-Michael Const Co . Inc. Dr & Mrs William E Dukes Mr 8c Mrs Sanford T. Smith Tungsten Industries, Inc. Alford Blackmon Kirkland S Johnston 8. John B. Johnston 8. Col Mrs Marvin C Ellison 8c Stewart, Jr. R. H Walker R H Collins R. Glenn McGee Mr Mrs Mack C. Ill Luther J Fields K Willis Joel W Wells Oscar S Porter. Bias A Miyares David Headhunters Too Burnette J D Wells. Jr. Riverside Grocery Palmetto Knitting, Inc. Joe Coach Frank J Howard Steve C Giffith, Jr Charles W West Grady P Robinson Palmetto Motor Lines, Inc. Mrs James S Hunter C-M) Mr & Mrs L S Stewman & Mr 8, Mrs Mr & Pettit Francis A Yarborough Max Whatley Construction Co , Inc #1 Imagine, Inc Bagnal Clyde H White Duane Johnson Spartan Security, Inc J. Garner J Leiand Martin Clifford C Bryan J V Williams Spartan Tire Exchange COUNTY McDonald s of Clemson Robert Gettys, Jr, Charles N Wyatt. Jr LAURENS Jerry E Taylor A T. Heath Copeland Mr 8. Mrs L. Paul Miller E, Robert Eckley III Mr & Mrs M J Young #2 John W Waddell 76 Dr. Fred G. Shealy, Jr. Emory G Orahood, Jr Howard Farmer. Jr. Michael F Dawes Wm L Polhemus Garland Farms. Inc A J & Nona Coleman Wearon Huckaby Fred L Perdue Sydney E. Tindall Mr & Mrs Joe W Sellers James R Hambright Manuel Fernandez J G Moxon James D Fisher

Mr & Mrs R S McCants III M Lamar Young Neely McFadden Mollis Thomas M Hunter Glenn P, Felton Joyce & Don Hairston Milton E Pate William B Kellett Allen N Reeves Sonny Cassady

James Ed Robinson Bruce Lowell Kalley Edwin S Presnell S McRoy Sauls 8, Dr Robert C McDaniel William D Anderson Joseph D. Swann Joseph L. Waldrep William F, Lowe John W. Barrentine Evans Holcombe

Jack B Halner Rogers 8i Brown Custom Brokers, Inc Shady & Edna Young Jewell G Buchanan 8. Henry Tecklenburg, Jr Melville G, Padgett Eleanor Breazeale Joseph D Thompson, Jr , M D Donald L Bunton H E Tyler DARLINGTON COUNTY George H Durham, Jr, Wayne D Ward J W Carter Lamar Gaillard Dr, J Hertz Warren, Jr A B Jeffords

D L Tollison Robert D Weldon Warren 8. Al Jeffords

West Ashley Lumber Co , Inc, Phillips Company BAMBERG COUNTY Richard E Wheeler W G Saverance Mr & Mrs "Sack" Bagley Herbert R Allen Edwin Gay Bass, Jr. John L Hoffman John Wm Felder Ray Clanton Dr E Gary Jeffords Randy Flanders John Jay James Joseph Oft M, Mr 8, Mrs Ross C Reed & William B McCown III

Fred SchrimpI Mr 8. Mrs Andy Demori Steven Clark Moore

N R Davis, Jr Stafford Insulation Co,, Inc Starwood Nursery 8. L'scaping. Inc by J L McMillan Geroald E Brockenfelt D L Locklair Victor Whetstone, Jr Thomas S Buchanan G James Wilds III Col Francis M Zeigler Memorial- Mr & Mrs, J, J Colcolough, Jr Mr 8. Mrs Gary E Byrd. Jr Class of 1923 John L Gervais, Jr Edward B Crawlord Dr Charles R Griffin ABBEVILLE COUNTY Hallman Sease Mark G Kearns 8. Tim Dangertield Dawkins Concrete Products. Inc Robert C Gnffin Wm D Atkinson James V Sease Henry J Rast, Jr Martin S Driggers Guest Agents William M Blakely Woodrow Harrison Franklin R Welch Charles E Jack" Hendrix Hanvey Corp George Nolan Gardner, Sr Dr Eddie Collins Harry G. Howie Harley-Davidson of Anderson James Glenn BARNWELL COUNTY Danny Gregg L. Fuller Howie Mr. & Mrs Nardin Heard Mr & Mrs James L Lucas, Jr. Walter H Jenkins W C Masters Jeffrey S, Huggins Neil Hodgens Jerry L Nelson Rodman Lemon Thomas M Parker, Jr George A Hutto, Jr Hometec Properties, Inc. Herbert M Rosenberg Harold Lon Dan H Swanger James G McGee, Jr Philip H Rosenberg Andrew Jarman W, H Manning III Paul B Underwood, Jr , M D W H "Bill" Miller Larry V Jordan Lloyd E Sammons Frederick D Mixon Alex S Morrison C-M) Paul Kaiser. Ill S Michael Sherard Bob & Dot Sanders CHEROKEE COUNTY Charles L Sullivan, Jr Wilham P Kay, Sr James B White James M Shuler Lawrence E Childers William Warren Dr David Kelley, P A Richard W Wislon Agency Mr & Mrs J Donald Thomas Thomas T Grigg, Jr Lee West Mr Mrs Raymond A King H Mullinax & H S •Dusty" Williams, Jr Charles Earle Jones W G Wotford Gene Powell S T King Hugh Birt B R Kernels James R Woodham Ralph F King, Jr M Earle Williamson Mr, & Mrs Victor Bell Mr 8, Mrs W Joe McArthur Richard L Baird Olin S & Betty Kirkpatnck Robert H Birt Dr R H McElveen, Jr Peter L McCall, Jr AIKEN COUNTY Mr & Mrs James W Logan, Jr Yale J Garber Thomas C Parker Robert C Bickley W L Lyies, Jr Freddie B McKerley, Jr R. B Sanders DILLON COUNTY Claude D Epting J H McDaniel Jimmy Torrance Mrs T A Campbell John Alford, David McLaurin & Alan D Gregory W C McGregor, Jr Philip Lucius Elbert Nines Hamilton Belton L Mims & Harry W Mims BEAUFORT COUNTY CHESTER COUNTY A C Cureton Mr & Mrs Hoyt W Hamilton M F Mitchell Stratton A Demosthenes James W Bankhead Laurens W Floyd Arthur Leroy Jones Dr Harold L Murray T R Garrett Carolyn & Chuck Bell L, B Hardaway. Jr Joseph K Kneece Jr D K Oglesby, Mr & Mrs James S Gibson, Jr & Mack D Gilreath, Jr Mack Coy Jackson III Eugene H Kneece. Jr J Leonard Patterson Jack W Gibson Dr Carl H Jones III Chalres G Lucius. Jr Silas B Knight Steve Pearce Joyce & Dave Moorhead Mrs Betty C Thorne Henry L Richbourg

Fred B McLean James E Pennell. M D , P A. Ramada Inn-Sing Pappas Mrs J B Bankhead A E Carmichael. Jr

Rees Electric Co . Inc A R Ramseur J Harry Tarrance Joel W Collins Memonal Herbert R Walters James C Reece Col Wade H Padgett, Jr James B Colvin, Jr DORCHESTER COUNTY Charles T Watts Inc, Rhodes Development Co , Mr & Mrs Pat Baughman Ted G Cudd Ben N Hill Charles W Busbee, Sr M J Richbourg Gerald B Beaman Steven Epps Infinger Farms Gerald W Metts James R Rogers J Louis Grant John Porter Gaston III D P Soiourner

Lindsey W Addy. Jr. Dr James M Ruff Mr 8i Mrs S Wayne Goodyear C E Windham C Batchelor Robert R Seawright BERKELEY COUNR Mrs S W Gough H D Byrd H D Dickert Allan P Sloan, Jr Luther & J Randy Trussell Sammy Worthy Gough H Downs Byrd, Jr Bruce H Sellers Adam Smith R M Singletary, Jr W P Johnson William E Hall, Jr Dr W G Watson Dr John Horton Smith David E Jeffcoat Tyre & Eddie Lee J Edward Lotz

Dr Kenneth W Smith John F Murphree K Pressley 8. Kirk P Pressley Dr 8. Mrs H Clyde Odom ALLENDALE COUNTY Walter Pnce Spires Eugene F Oliver Fred Tripled, Jr R Allen Traylor, M D

W. Ross Brewer Dr Edgar Talbert D D Page, Sr Robert A, Darby, Sr Elias D Tupper II, John M Tupper 8. John F Brunson George M Taylor F, M Peagler George I Tupper Jr

Truman I Close G Wyatt Thompson CHESTERFIELD COUNTY W B Oswald James C Thompson, Jr, CALHOUN COUNTY Phillip M, Fields EDGEFIELD COUNTY J Arthur Williams Preston Toole John T Bozard Earl J, Smith Mr & Mrs Robert Calliham J T Duncan W V Trammell William H Bull Guy P Stanley Vernon H Wates, Sr W M Terry, Jr. L M Watson Dennis G Haigler Hurley A Funderburk, Jr, Herbert S Yarborough Ervin M Mathias Wells Aluminum Southeast. Inc, Eldon V Haigler, Jr Frank Berry

H J Thomas, Jr Mr & Mrs Rick Whatley L C Kissam III CLARENDON COUNTY Dr J S Garrison

Mr S Mrs Jimmy White James M Moss III Joel Richard Lee Frank W Herlong ANDERSON COUNPT P Louis Whitworth J D, Rast & Sons Thomas Elden Lee L D Holmes, Jr Howell N Alexander Mr 8, Mrs Neil D, Wiles Julian D Wiles Samuel R Durant G William Rauton, Jr 8, Baylis E Anderson Beniamin F Williams D, H Banks Dr, Clarence E Coker, Jr G William Rauton III Anderson Orthopedic Clinic PA Williams Plastering, Inc Gerald Bozard Marion E DuBose S Yonce, Jr Mr, & Mrs Samuel Ashley Guy W Black Calhoun Trading Company Julius R Eadon, Jr & Mrs, Horace T, Holmes Elbert E Babb Tommy Crawford Otis S, Culclasure Julius R Eadon III Jack A Hamilton James H Barton Clarence A Davis H E Paulling G. H Furse. Jr Belton Bagging Co Raymond Fleming Keitt Hane Fair Scott H. Jackson FAIRFIELD COUNTY Dr. Carroll W Bowie William H Gilmer Thomas S Harmon, Jr W. J. Rawlinson Robert A Westbrook William R Bridges Ralph & Hazel Hill Gary B Porth Roger L Flowers Jesse E Wright III Mr & Mrs George Brothers Billy L Ragsdale, Sr James L Wannamaker, Jr & Martha A Alexander Hemingway Lt Col Ralph W Boys Herbert Byrant & Jim Cooley James D Stewart II Wannamaker 8. Mary C Armstrong W J Martin John P Harrison

Mr Jim Cooley John C Taylor III Horace F Swilley Joe D Jolly Budweiser of Anderson F S Werner CHARLESTON COUNTY G Ray Coker Jack Leg rand

C. & J Metal Works Tony Whitman John Adams III Dr George P Green T J Mann Lawrence T Campbell Howard R Young John Adams, Jr, James W Martin Center for Devel tal Learn'g Charles L Cooley Ricky Bailey COLLETON COUNTY Mr & Mrs Joseph E Mason Jerry Chapman Mr & Mrs William F Harnesberger & S W Bates Mr & Mrs Paul L Beach John C Renwick, Jr

Coca-Cola Bottling Michael & Andrea Ernest A Byrd Mr 8, Mrs Jack W Carter, Sr James W Stephenson III Don Wayne Cooley & Fred A, Cooley Dr C B, Hopkins W, M Cornwell Lowcountry Office Supply, Inc J E, Sullivan John A Davenport Bill & Louise Reeves John D Doscher, Jr Rhodes Oil Company Henry J Dodd Fred H Anthony Robert C Gallager Strickland's Dixie Cleaners FLORENCE COUNTY Dr, Leonard W Douglas Mr & Mrs John L Black, Jr, Richard H Gettys, Jr C H Sweat Milton H Anderson, Jr

Tom W Dunaway, Jr Dr Arthur L Bruce Mr 8, Mrs Jeffery T Haire Edward J Werntz. Jr Bob s Bar-B-Q, Inc R. Fred Fowler. Jr - R Denny Cole. Jr Mac R Harley West Ashley Lumber Co . Inc James R Coleman, Jr 8. Glenn Plumbing Co . Inc J H Hopkins Henry G Hoffmeyer Horace D Kinsey James R Coleman George L Graham Donald P Kearns, Jr & Gregory Alan Jones West Ashley Lumber Co , Inc.- William C. Dailey Mr. Mrs David & H Greer Sloan Crayton Cecil Y 8. Jerry A Nunamaker Joe L Ritter B. Lee Floyd Mr. 8. Mrs. Phil C. Greeson John H Owens, Jr, Carl S Pulkinen J Ryan White. Jr Tommy M Folk. Jr 77 9^ Special Recognition

Muntord F R Ligon King. Jr R S Winfield G Fuller Greenville Floral Co , Inc. John Guest Vance Gandy, Jr The Greenville News-Piedmont Edward D Guy. Jr Richard King J H Derham Tom Gressette Pest Control- J C Harmon Mr & Mrs Steve Holcombe Robert F Mahon. Jr W C (Ted) Dozier Tom P Gressette Joseph E Harper & R Bruce White Richard H Ivester Earl B Mills Harvey Graham. Jr Keitti Hayne Griffith Harper Brothers. Inc Michael P Keeshen Mr & Mrs R D Mitchell Arthur R Hardee Dr E D Guyton Tom W Head William J Keith Thomas R Moore E W Pnnce. Jr Mrs John W Hamer Edward H Hembree Harry E Kilby Andy Parnell Stephen L Chryst Laddie Green Hiller John E Hinsdale Mr & Mrs Danny Litchfield L DeWitt Patterson Bill Darby James A Jones C W Hinton Bnan C McGinnis Mr & Mrs Bobby W Ramsey Dan P Gray & John R Gray James Earl Jordan M R Hughes C Blake Morgan Mr & Mrs Gary L Ricker Grayed Steel Corp Dr Joseph M Lewis Chemloid Incorporated Paul T Norris Sahara Stone of S C Nelson Jackson III John Harper Mcl^leely Industrial Scrap, Inc Mrs Jerry W Odom & Melissa C. David Staggs Labruce Nursery Midway Grocery Interstate Piping Services, Inc Jesse K Osferhoudt Reed Watson T W Martin Dr Thomas W Phillips & Dr Al Ivesfer Douglas F Patrick & Robert G Hopkins Kel Chemicals. Inc. Earl O Neil McCoy, Jr Dr Wendell E Phillips Mr & Mrs William R. Jolly. Jr Sam B Phillips Mr & Mrs Richard W Payne H E Pearce. Jr Edward C Wilhoit Sidney F Thompson Billy Powers Bob Jones Co . Inc William W Pruitt Julian H Price Lewis S Kay Wm Timothy Raines Don Quattlebaum Bomar B Keller Stephen G Roberson & Laverne Cole GREENWOOD COUNTY JASPER COUNTY Aiken Fred A Nimmer Alexander M Quattlebaum, Jr, Key Products 8. Services. Inc. Mr & Mrs J T Roper Lynn C Robert H Rhodes Harrison R King Mr. & Mrs Miles T. Shaw Nick P Anagnost KERSHAW COUNTY , Alex Thompson Paul Kinnett. Jr Dr Donald W Shelley Wm Thomas Anderson Cleatus Godwin Edward D Tinsley, III A Welling Lagrone Ronald M Shelton Herbert Anderson. Jr, Const,, Inc. Mrs Charlotte Pate Inman J, W Truluck, Jr Frank S Leake. Jr Thomas Shiflet Mr & Mrs Ronnie H, Barnes & Miss Tommie James, Jr. L Turner J Leonard. Jr J Henry Sitton. Jr Julia Gregory W George V Kornegay Henry D Wolfe L G lewis. Jr William N. Skardon Wayne Bell Charlie Rogers Benny R Friar William K Manning. M D Stevenson Brothers R Glenn Bolt Lester P Branham. Sr. Clifton H Mudge John T Mauldin Health L Strawn. Jr C Browning Martin Drawdy Palmetto Health Associates Ralph C May. Jr Col. A J. Tothacer & Jay Tofhacer William E Burnett & D E Burnett James Alexander Cooper L. M Coleman, Jr W Gordon McCabe. Jr , Memorial J Ray Truluck. Jr LANCASTER COUNTY Floyd-Coleman-Askins-Kellahan-Engs & H Jack McCall, Jr Tim Waddell Sammy C Corley Robert L Crawford, Jr Cecil E Horton Surv , Inc James T McCarter Johnnie J Walters Dr John R Howell. Jr, F Mr & Mrs George L Crout Howard Godwin McCorkle Oil Co , Inc John & Donna Wharton C B Bell Ernest L Jones Charles E McDonald, Jr T Hunter West Dickert s Moving & Storage Larry W Cauthen Paul D Poston Alex Meyers D D Williams. Jr G Dorroh Dexter L Cook Dr J P Truluck, Jr James D Miller Lawrence Yeargin. Jr Robert H Dnnkard Jesse Crenshaw & Tony J Crenshaw Robert Welch Moore-Tinsley Supply Co The Zink Company Environmental Landscaping Frank & Ann Ferguson Ivan M Coleman Harold Newton James A Cannon Gilliland-Bell Assocs , Inc Mr & Mrs. Ralph B Fulmer J. Rutledge Coleman Ronald L Nix Lawrence L Clark. Jr. Coy Jefferson Gray Lancaster County Clemson Club L. B Finklea, Jr W C Owens Frank Holland Dr Charles L Hall Marion D Lever. Jr H, Gerald Hicks Phillip Patrick Carlos R Kellett Mr & Mrs Clement C Hall Dr James J McDowell. Jr William H Payne Ms Lenora C Bryant James L Hammer, Jr Dan Robinson GEORGETOWN COUNTY Eng Rutledge H, Hammond, Jr, M Piedmont Crescent Mgt Co Carolina Cartage Co , Inc Dr Richard Yeadon Wescoat J C Cauthen, Jr John B Harris, Jr Piedmont P & S C , Inc , James W Dr S Mrs Perry B DeLoach William K Williams, D M.D. Robert T Mayer, Jr Dodson, Jimmy Moore, Carolyn Roll Fred Glenn Mr & Mrs William E Hodges Threatt-Michael Contractors William M Poe Greer Marine Center, Inc Barry Hollingsworth LAURENS COUNTY Charles F Wilson, Jr Mr & Mrs Brooks R. Pnnce Dr Raymond Van Grubbs Walker E Hyman Mr & Mrs R L Cason Michael D Morris Proformance Group. Inc James W Hannah Leslie C Jay & Leon Harris III Wilson H Myers Larry D Timms Raymond E Putman Laurens I James J R. Swetenburg, Jr Julian A Reynolds Harold Rabhan. Zep Mfg Co Mr & Mrs Francis D Mosteller George L Johnson, Jr. Dr. N C Wessinger Bruce D Wheeler Mrs L M Ragsdale Nickelmesh Corporation Charles E Key Bill Bailey Ken W Reed W Donald Owens Ervin L Koone Robert T Hollingsworth GREENVILLE COUNTY Mr & Mrs William A. Robinson Jack G Padgett Marshall Long L W McClain A R A Services, Inc Beniamin T Rook Gary Smith Harold Lumley. Jr Allen James E Barton James L E R Roper Thomas H Solesbee, Jr Mr 8. Mrs Gerald B Milford Ruben Jerry Bennett Architectural Products. Inc. James L Sanderson Spartan Express, Inc Dr W B Moseley James A Coleman Jack L Atkinson David R Schumperf. Jr James C Stein H Edward Munnerlyn Thomas Lumley William S Baker. Jr Leon A Sham-Leon Sham Co Richard P Strawhorn J David Patterson Jr Tony G Marler C P Ballenger, Shirley's Iron Works, Inc Jerry & Dawn Suggs, Glenn & Shirley John H Roberts James E Milam James Balloch Southern Industrial Rubber Taylor & Jimmy D Lunny Charles M. Rush Parker & Cary Moore C B Barksdale. Jr Mrs R C Stevenson Gregory Martin Vaughn B F Scott General, Inc. David W Moorhead Bay-Con Mrs E Randolph Stone Mr & Mrs Vernon D Wade Joe H Seal The Palmetto Bank William E Berry, Jr The Sugar Creek Tigers W, Larry Williams Edward K Snead. Jr Larry Ernest Blakely, Jr Mrs Wilma Seward & Seward F Marion Summey John D Wood Stockman Oil Two. Inc. Boling Jim L Simpson James A James A Taylor Billy Bullock W R Swearingen Tee Thompson Thomas J Boone, Jr Terry & Jean-Mane Taylor & J Cooley Jack P Corn John N Talbert. Jr Mr Mrs Walter G Brackin, Jr, Richard T Townsend & Altman, Jr Samuel W Floyd Chip Tinsley Williams J Leighfon Brown Shepard N John Russell Terry, Jr. Paul Gallogly Howard Tolbert Robert Mr & Mrs Eddie W Wilson E Brown James E Thackston GBS Lumber, Inc A M Tuck #3 James A Marler William W Brown, CPA Harry M Thompson Jack R Kelley John W Turner. Jr Timothy L Buchanan W E Thrailkill Terry L Long Alfred L White. Jr. LEE COUNTY J C Calloway Charles M Timmons C-M) Edward McCameron, Jr Everett E & Joyce P Bedengaugh Harris Hicks Bill R Chandler Charlie T Timmons Robert Bruce Richards Melvin Pace Jr Products, Inc #1 W Ray Alexander. Chemurgy Ronald W (Rosco) Timms Ben E Sanders Air Condition F M Werts Archie H Chandler. Jr 8, Tray Chandler Chemurgy Products #2 Gerald S Tompkins, Jr Virgil B Simpson Fuel M Boland Bethel C Durrani Mr. & Mrs. C W Childers. Jr, Keith Campbell J Harold Townes, Jr , AIA Jesse T Stancil W C B Player Memorial-C B Player. Jr Ed Clay Floyd A Ulmer Calvin Summey Thomas Wade Malone 8, Player III Lamar Cline C B Sidney Wm L Wallace Th' Lumber Yard, Inc, B Ross Russell Hughey Tindal. Jr John Herbert Conrad Thomas J Weeks Mr & Mrs David E. Watson Vissage Auto Parts Co , Inc Consolidated Lighting & Equipment, Inc Alfred White Mr & Mrs Daniel B White Robert M Wilson L. LEXINGTON COUNTY Service Rentals Contractors & Dr C G White, Jr J Ansel Blakely Michael Buzhardt Covil Corp James D Whiteside Cary Durham HAMPTON COUNTY James Tracy Childers Colonel James E Darby H B Whitmire Creighton D Gnggs, Jr Winston A Lawton, Jr Thomas Davis Holstein Ellis Darby, Jr L Edgar G Williams Maior L Higgins Larry U Clark & T Dean Feaster Mr & Mrs Leiand A. Jackson J H Davis, Jr Charles P Willimon Bill J Hooper S F Crews, Jr Mr 8, Mrs Tyrone McCarly W Cantey Davis, Jr Willson Riggins Landscape, Inc Charles Merritf Walton Albert (Al) Crosby Dr Richard L McDaniel C F Dawes Willson & Linda Andy & Peggy Mullikin & Steve Mullikin Mr & Mrs Charlie Drawdy Annie Katherine Warner Delta Elec Supply, Inc #2 Charles C Withington, Jr David C Rogers Hampton Gas Co , Inc William B Clinton. Jr. James E Dill Robert H Yeargin Sydney & Elaine Wilson George J Knight Theron Dill Hester Roy J Dill Yeargin Construction Co., Inc. J Ed Winkler Gerald Ulmer. Jr J B Littleiohn 1 L Donkle, Jr Thomas A Able. Jr John W Wood, Jr William S Ware, Sr & Barbara J Ware Harold P Lorick, Jr Stanley B Duffies II Ivan Block Rick Bagwell W L Monts, Jr R Charles Eldridge, Jr HORRY COUNTY James E Bostic Bay Brokerage Co , Inc M D Rucker William C Barker Howard T Chapman, Jr Willie Bonds William H J Brown Mr & Mrs Albert R Shealy Robert E Ellis John M Chewning, Jr Mr & Mrs Don Brookshire Oscar L Hodge Heyward D Shealy Food-Tech Systems Alexander H Cohen Peter H. Bryan William D Avant. Jr Douglas A Thomas Foothills Delta P , Inc William L Crosby Claude M Burdette James W Barnette, Jr T A Henry James E Foster, Jr & E, Cole Huckabee Bob Bible Pontiac-Buick-GMC, Inc, Mr & Mrs Roy M Dill Michael Casey Crenshaw Charles David Pnce Francis Produce Co R Donahoo Mr & Mrs Richard A. Curtis C. W Hamptdn Redmond James M French, Jr Robert L DuBose Mr & Mrs Donald R Doss Willis J Duncan Mrs James R Sease Oscar F Funderburk, Jr, Edward F Durham, Jr Dunagan Engmeering J. Gerrald Goldfinch B M Cassady Clark Gaston, Jr Mr & Mrs T L Franks Joe S Fulmer James B Hendrick John L Caudle II Levis L Gilstrap Mr & Mrs James P Freeman Gibson Supply. Inc Hoyt L Bland M Derrick III Bryan Huggins Memonal W N Ginn, C P Garner William A Hamlett. Jr, Dr Talmage R Frick, Jr, Robert A Glenn Dr & Mrs Edward Leroy Proctor Jack E Gilliland, Jr. & Stephen H Miller Harris Marine & R, V . Inc. Hubert P Haas Henrv P Goodwin Mr & Mrs Dan Goodwin Parker Humphreys Samuel R Spann William M, Hamilton Dan Gosnell James B Granger Mark W Jones Philip A Thompson 78 "

Robert D McCraw Garry C "Flip" Phillips Dr G Ansel King, Jr & Charles Billy E Crumpton Kenneth M, Bessent John C Meetze Or. James R Pruitt Ellenburg Fred E Culvern, Jr J, J Blake Buren M Mitchell Mr, & Mrs Walter B Purcell Rick Lee J, R, Daniel George F Bolen, Jr & L E. Anderson

Carroll Richardson Ed Randall Or & Mrs Hugh H Macaulay III Wm T Derieux James Wilkins Brown & Michael A.

Mr & Mrs William E Smith, Jr Dr Don A Richardson C V Marchbanks, Jr Oreher Packing Co , Inc Vaughan Mr & Mrs Kit W Wilson Melissa & Dewey Rochester Earle Eugene Martin Joe W Dunn. Jr Walter J Brown Dewey S Barnes Calude S Simpson, Jr Scott K Mitchell Dr Ray Elam Buckeye Corp Alvin N Berry Max Wigington L H Moore Lewis W Felkel. Jr Budweiser of Spartanburg. Inc. F, U Black Mr & Mrs E P Wright Murph & Fran Moseley Dr Larry Frick Gene E Williams H Caughman M. T Abbott William C Neal J C Harden Sammie G Carros F. W Billy" Caughman Dr, John P Booker Blicker E Nettles Col George B Herndon P B Chappell Hamp Caughman Roy Carroll Daniel F Parker Carl Hinnant James V Chlopek Wallace A Cheatham M D Cleveland Dr & Mrs Thomas H Parry Investors National Lite Ins Co Albert T Correll John R Cothran Sammy Dickson L. E, Pollard Malcolm C Johnson J Carroll Cox Earl & Sandra E Glasscock Bruce M Dixon Bobby R. & Rita Reeves Charles M Joye Troy H Cribb & Sons. Inc

Archie L Harman II Frady s Service, Inc, J B Rhinehardt, Jr H Michael Kaylor Claude, David & Bobby Culbreth Charles C Hendrix Louis C Holleman Cantey M Richardson R. Frank Kolb James C Curry E. C Jackson Lewis A Jaynes John C Richardson H L. Lackey David R Dover Mr & Mrs Earle Kyzer Lee S, Keese R R Ritchie C M Buddy' Lewis Mr, & Mrs Harley W Easier Mr & Mrs Jack E Nettles William T McClure, Jr Mr & Mrs D S Roberts George G Matthews, Jr L, Russell Easier, Jr. Thomas W Plumblee Bill McLees Robert W Robinson, Jr George G Matthews, Sr W Gerald Emory

III Mr &Mrs Clyde M Rauch, Sr & Sons John E Ross & Dr John E Ross W I May James H Fleming Charles H Risinger ORANGEBURG COUNTY Calvin P Schmidt Walter B McKinney Mr S Mrs Thomas Fuller James H Shirer, Jr T R Kiser Mr & Mrs Russell Shealy Timothy P McLellan C E Gray

C W Swygert III T Brant Reeves, Jr. David E Simons, Jr Al Montgomery Richard K "Dick" Hall

Joseph G Taylor Leon West Lee R Sims, Jr Dr Henry W Moore Walter L Hays III Or Frank T Arnold, Jr. Alton H Whetsell Lt Col Ralph H Thompson Austin T Moore, Jr. Robert M Hicklin Johnny L Cagle John R Carlisle K N Vickery Eugene R Patterson Dan C Ivey R. L Carson K, Cook & John H Cope, Jr Mr, & Mrs, Wm, S Ware, Jr S N Pearman Juanita R, Kimbrell Ike Cogburn Garrick Brothers Farms, Inc Richard F Wheeler M G Pearson, Jr Frank W Lee, Jr Mr & Mrs Milton H Densman Frankie A O'Cain J, A White Memorial Piedmont Printmkrs & Sup Corp Mr & Mrs J E Lineberry

Mr & Mrs R Kit Jackson III William B Bookhart, Jr Harold Albertson C Kenneth Powell Col Edward R Maddox W D Jones & Thomas M Jones J C, Ulmer, Jr Barron Alexander Mr & Mrs Henry Y, Riley W M Manning, Jr James E Nicholson Robert H Cauthen Harold Blackston Bob Robinson Mr & Mrs Samuel H Maw, Jr Carl Patterson Or M Douglas Oorn, Jr. Gregory M Bowie & John B Gilstrap David W & Davida J, Root M C. McGarity, Jr

Mr S Mrs Robert G Pickens Ms Frankie Evans Lockair J L Brady Crawford E Sanders III Eddie H Mellette

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Deryl Wessinger, Jr W W Dukes. Jr. Roddey E Gettys III Wm B Tarrant A W Shoolbred, Jr. Malachi A Williams C Farnum Albert H Gossett Paul E Thacker J Clyde Simmons John D Winburn, Jr. Or Henry F Fnerson Donald H Hamilton John T Walker, Jr Nathan Sims Memorial Mr & Mrs G Martin Gilchrist Mr & Mrs Lamar Hunnicutt & William R Watts Benny Sisk MARION COUNTY William E Harper Mr & Mrs Gene Price Ames H Wells Rupert P Smith Edgar P T Dozier W C Higginbotham. Jr Dr J H Jameson Ben S Wiggins Southers Construction, Inc Edwards, Jr H Lacy Robert Hutto Roy L Johnson Ltc (Ret ) & Mrs W A Williams M Noel Turner

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Inc Mr & Mrs. Tommy G Simpson W Jack Ragsdale Dr, Rudolph C Harrington, Jr Thomas A Finley William Scurry McF James S Ulmer Wm J Ragsdale, Jr. James M Halley, Jr Pkging & Specy Papers, Inc Louie C Derrick J Otto Warren, Jr Jimmy Randall Charles E Hill Morris C Smith T M Abrams G Leverne Williams Mr & Mrs Harold E Seymore William McArthur Hughes W C "Bill" Smith Carl L Amick Russell S Wolfe II Shealy, Smith & Welbom, P A Harry J Johnson Winston D Smith Harold Bowers Henry G Young, Jr Sam Sheriff Gary J Matthews & Newell D Crawford, James A Trammel Albert F Busby Maynard Funchess Jr, Beeson Smith's Heatg & Air Cond , Inc John W Walter B Cousins Timmy Barr Brett Southerland & Tim Gossett Michael B McKeown Mark III Properties Virginia Culbertson Clarence Bonnette Lawrence E Stroud William H Miller James M Folk Rhett J Frazier. Jr W Z. Oantzler & Son Mr & Mrs Gerald S Tripp J Edward Gates, Jr, Mr & Mrs Wilbur K Hammett George Robert Hawkins Julian H Fair III, D M,D Robert A Watson Robert R Pruitt Mr & Mrs W Charles O Cain Hentz W S John T, Zeigler, Jr, Mr, & Mrs Bobby R Youngblood Marion F Sadler, Jr Marion C Ponder, Jr Dr C B Lowman B F Eads Funeral Home John B Smith, Jr C Dan Stewart. Jr Buddy Neel PICKENS COUNTY Mr & Mrs Gary Ellenburg Lawrence Steedly & Donald H Kelly Or David K Stokes, Jr T Milton Nichols Miss Eunice A, Moore Walter D Fisher John M Swails Martin G Christopher, Jr Randy Senn Mr & Mrs J, L. Abercrombie Steve F & Deborah K Gravely Dr Wm Carver Talbert, Jr. Samuel J Morrow, Jr J B Smith Dan Baker Redmond Coyle & Nicholas Fletcher III W G Williams Paul Ray Oobson Bill Waldrop William J Barnett James Telford Craig, Jr James K Wilson J Leslie Heaton. Jr. Jim Dr Blanton Waldrop Lloyd H R Allison Dalton J. P Wright, Jr M L Huckabee Powell E Way. Jr R Douglas Boggs Roy S Dalton J. F Wyse Helen Johnson Dr James R Williams Bob & Susan Brown Barry S Durham Intrachem Recruiters Lyman Oil Co Randall C Rutf Bruner M. H Ernest F Fortner Ms. Mickey Lindler Michael E McMakin C Gurnie Stuck Dr. Terence M Clark William C Fortner E L Stoudenmire Harold Mullinax John W Taylor Clemson Service Station. Inc Griggs Associates. Inc Patrick Kyle Strom Arthur W. Shields Elmer R Baker Dr. James L Cobb. Jr H E Jones. Jr W. T Cassels, Jr Mellord W Carter Mr & Mrs Floyd Caldwell Mr. Mrs John Connell & A Robert C, Stewart. Jr Arthur M Suggs George P. Cobb, Jr & Oren Robinnette, Ted Plemons Dr. & Mrs W Owens Corder Robert M, Guerreri & Frank Guerreri Thomas Mitchum, Sr Jr. J. H Simpson, Jr Del Cowhard Fred W. Johnson T. W Suber Cecil C Davis RICHLAND COUNTY SALUDA COUNTY William H Knight Hayne B Workman. Jr Directions, Inc Bull Oil Co Melvin E Patterson Clyde F Skinner Mr & Mrs Fred H Duncan Mr & Mrs Tally Hood. Jr. W W Sleadman, Jr OCONEE COUNTY Dr James F Dusenberry, Jr Joe Ben Weeks Carson Able SUMTER COUNTY Robert C Adams Dr William M Epps W. M Albergotti, Jr. Alfred B Coleman Curtis Edens, Jr Dr F B Adams, Jr. Luther J Fields J R Atkinson, Jr G Mellwood Coleman C Rembert Skinner Dr Harold B Bell Dean Finley & Billy Finley Tom Baldwin John R Crawford 0,0. Harvin Crayton R Brock T M. Folger Mr. & Mrs Sims T Ballew & Walton G J William Jay A. 0., Jr. & Joe Allbritton W A Chase Mrs. Carolyn F Fowler Snow Don C Rogers Chartie R Boyle, Jr Mike B Crews Dr. Richard C Fox Mr & Mrs D W Baxter Bruce Rushton Carolina Coca-Cola Bottling Co Robert H Cureton C. H. Garren "Bobby Blair Shore Livestock Co. Mr & Mrs Harold Chandler III Derrill T Dilworth Steven C Gibert Dr. Robert H Blease Wheeler Tire Service L T Dowdle Robert T Haselden, Jr Dr & Mrs Gordon W, Gray Frank Crosson Bouknight Kenneth Yarbrough William E Durant, Jr & Mrs Bess N Mr Donald Hill C-M) & Mrs R Bob & Pat Harmon Henry Parrott Byrd John Faye Berry Jones Dr Holliday Wm S Jerry L & Mary S Harvey Col Merwin J Camp Jack E Ferguson Mr & Mrs Kevin J Hughes Trescott Hinton Dr W Lynn Campbell SPARTANBURG COUNTY M D Fort K-Mac Service, Inc Austin S Hubbard Charles C Carson ACME Distr of Spbg , Inc, F, Roland Geddings Robert L Lee Mr. & Mrs Eugene S Irwin Karl B Chandler Quentin S. Broom Dr. Wilson Greene, Jr, Lane E Mays, M D. Jack's Barbecue Charles W Cooper Mr, & Mrs Bill Alexander E B Hubbard, Jr Arthur Nuttall. Jr. Kay's Shop Dr Thomas G Cooper R, L. Alexander. Jr, John W. James 79 Special Recognition

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mo,, 12 mo , 18 mo , 24 mo,, 2T, 4T $3 49 #4A—Orange short sleeve baby shin

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