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October 24, 1981 Today's Game and Statistics Clemson vs. N.C. State Tiger Cartoon Clemson Memorial Stadium Today's Matchups C Cover Story Athletic Administration Homer Jordan has been a superman of University Officials sorts for the Tigers this season as he has Stadium Information either passed or run the ball in over 40 Athletic Dept. Staff percent of Clemson's plays. Kim Kelly takes a look at Clemson's AII-ACC candi- Managers & Trainers date at quarterback. IPTAY Club 8 Camaraderie at the Corners Cheerleaders Mollis Hall and Anthony Rose are room- Clemson University mates in Mauldin Hall and the starting IPTAY Officers/Representatives cornerbacks on the Tiger football team. Tim Bourret discusses a friendship Clemson's Coaches that has helped both men improve on the Today's Band Program gridiron. Picture from the Past 35 Banks McFadden might be Clemson's top all-around athlete of all-time. In the 1939- 40 academic year he was named the Players & Coaches nation's Most Versatile Athlete. The Real Coaches Head Coach Danny Ford 42 The Clemson coaching staff has one head Assistant Coaches coach and eight full-time assistants, but Clemson Players the two people that really run the show are Clemson Alphabetical Roster June Roach and Elaine Swearingen. Cricket Yates takes us behind the scenes Clemson Numerical Roster and relates who the real bosses are in the Opponent's Numerical Roster Clemson football office. Opponent's Alphabetical Roster Managers & Trainers Meet Today's Opponent 46 Its not easy to move a major college football team from Clemson, SC to New Orleans, LA. Jeff Rhodes reviews the managers' and trainers' week prior to the Tulane game this season. 62 Clemson's Globetrotter Photo Credits: A special thanks to the Barbara Kennedy has became pretty Clemson Communication Center staff of famous in the United States after being Jim Burns. Charles Haralson, Tom named an All-America women's basketball Shockley, Vince Ducker, Hal Smith, Ben player the last two years. This past summer Hendricks, Jim Martin, Lance McKinney she expanded her horizons by playing with and Dave Lewis Also to Earle Martin, a U.S. national team in Taiwan. Jill Mixon Jim Bradley, and the staff of the Orange describes her journey. & White. 96 University Feature Whether it's football, golf or another sport, the turf is an important part of the game. Tom Shealey examines the work done at Clemson on improving the playing areas for all sports in Tigertown. Best Game of the Past 100 The 1977 Clemson-N.C. State contest was a pivotal battle in the ACC race. It was a defensive struggle in which one or two plays made the difference. David McGrew Represented for National Advertising by: reviews the excitement generated by Spencer Marketing Fuller, Butler and Willie's Return Service. 370 Lexington Avenue New York, N Y 10017 Today's Program is published by the Clemson Football Program Committee Editor: Tim Bourret Designer and Assistant Editor: Kim Kelly Advertising Director: Allison Dalton Staff Assistants: David McGrew, Cricket Yates, Jeff Rhodes, Berny Delgado, Scott On the Cover: Jenkins, Kelly Durham and Jill Mixon. Homer Jordan is rapidly becoming one of the best all-around quarterbacks in Production Assistance: Department of Public the nation. For more on Jordan see page 6. Relations Printing: Keys Printing Co. of Greenville, SC roday^s Game

By Tim Bourret offensive stats races with a 563-yard 693 yards and three touchdowns this total offense performance last week at season. But, like Jordan, over thelast two Danny Ford knows exactly what Monte Duke. The Tiger offense was much weeks he has been on a hot streak. Over Kiffin is going through. Last season, maligned earlier this season, but since the last two outings Avery has connected Ford's Clemson Tigers outgained the the second half of the Kentucky game on 29 of 46 passes (63 percent) for 380 opponent in nearly every game, yet Homer Jordan and the gang has covered yards. He hit 20 of 34 passes against finished the campaign with a 6-5 record. more real estate than a North Carolina the Tar Heels last week in a superb Clemson's problem was mistakes, lots of tobacco farmer in July. performance. miscues ranging from fumbles and inter- Over the last five halves of play, Jordan is 51 for 94 for 840 yards and ceptionsto blocked puntsand penalties. Clemson has gained at least 200 yards four touchdowns. One area Jordan has For the season, the Tigers committed 36 in every half. Last week the Tigers' 563 the edge in is interceptions, as turnovers and added about five years yards of total offense ranked as the Clemson's signal caller has thrown only maturity to Danny Ford's features. third highest figure in Clemson history. three, compared to six for Avery. That N.C. State is going through the same Clemson's varied attack of last week statistic might summarize the reason for thing and Head Coach Monte Kiffin is was topped only by 597 yards against Clemson's number-four national ranking starting to add some gray hairs. Many Presbyterian in 1945, and 567 yards and N.C. State's absence from the polls.

feel, if it were not for errors on special against The Citadel in 1978. While there are many similarities with

teams and mistakes of other kinds, the And, it might be fitting that it was the the quarterbacks, there might be even Wolfpack might have beaten North Caro- best offensive performance by a Clem- more likenesses with the QB's favorite lina last Saturday. With a 4-2 record, sonteam sincethatseason, becausethis targets. Clemson's Perry Tuttle and N.C. most fans would be happy, but many 1981 unit is rapidly striving for the same State's Mike Quick both wear number Wolfpack supporters feel Kiffm's team goals that the club accomplished in '78. 22, both play wide receiver and both could be nationally ranked with just a Steve Fuller and Jerry Butler took the have caught over 100 passes in their couple more breaks. Sounds familiar, Clemson offense to over 30 points a game four-year careers. And, both lead their

doesn't it Clemson fans?" that year, an 11-1 record and a Gator respective teams in receiving this year, So far this season N.C. State has lost Bowl title. something both did in 1980. Tuttle 15 fumbles, thrown seven interceptions Homer Jordan is guiding this team on caught a 29-yard aerial for a score at and had three punts blocked for a total of the same course. The Athens, GA native Duke last week to go over the 2,000-yard 25 errors. Wolfpack opponents have had has continued his improvement, and mark in career receiving at Clemson, only 13 mistakes, which means a nega- against Duke he had perhaps his best all- leaving him only 181 yards behind Jerry tive turnover margin for Kiffin's team. around game ever. Jordan twisted his Butler's all-time record. Likewise, Quick Clemson on the other hand has made way for 245 yards in total offense, his went over the 100-mark in career recep- quite a turnaround in the turnover career high, and alsocompleted 13 of 19 tions against North Carolina last week to margin department and the change cer- passes for 198 yards. That was a career take over the top spot in number of tainly follows the basic law of football high for completions in a game for the career receptions at N.C. State. that victory total is proportional to slippery signal-caller, who is rapidly be- While the air attack will be important

turnover margin. comingthe best quarterback in the ACC. for both teams this afternoon, it has been In 1981 Clemson has committed only One of Jordan's competitors for all- the ground game that has led these 10 turnovers, while forcing the oppo- ACChonors will beat Death Valley today. teams to a combined 10-2 record so far nents into 30. That is an average turn- Tol Avery is almost a mirror image of this season. Clemson's Cliff Austin over margin of 3.33 per game, the best Jordan in that he isthe same height, only gained 178 yards last week at Duke,

figure in the country. And, if you look at five pounds heavier, the same class, and which tied forthe ninth best single-game last year's national stats you will find basically the same "Riverboat Gambler" figure in Clemson history. The Scottdale, that Georgia won the NCAA turnover styled performer when flushed out of the Georgia junior had only 78 yards all last margin title, which certainly gives tes- pocket. season in an injury-plagued season, but timony to the aforementioned theory. Avery and Jordan even have very simi- now leads the team with 466 yards, only Clemson's offense showed signs of lar statistics. N.C. State's signal caller 78 yards away from Chuck McSwain's getting ready to jump into the national has connected on 56 of 100 passes for team leading figure of last season. While Austin could be a candidate for ACC Comeback Player-of-the-Year honors, N.C. State's Joe Mcintosh should be a unanimous choice for ACC Rookie-of-the-Year benefits. Last year's North Carolina prep Player-of-the-Year has gained 751 yards in 1 13 carries in the five games he has appeared in this year. He ranked third in the nation in rushing heading into last week, and has been as high as second behind Southern Cal's Marcus Allen. He had a 220-yard effort against Wake Forest a few weeks back and has gained at least 100 yards in every game he has played in this year.

So, it isapparent that offensive execu- tion is the key to this game. Clemson has

had it so far this season, and N.C. State

has shown capabilities of having it for

Cliff Austin's 178 yards rushing was one reason Clemson gained 563 yards in total offense periods of time. Clemson knows N.C. play a at Duke. It was the third highest team total offense mark in Clemson history. State has the talent to perfect

2 Tigers Reach Top Five . .

game and the Wolfpack probably will do so before the season ends. Clemson Statistically Speaking came mto its own and played up to capabilities in the last game of 1980 1981 Clemson Stats 1981 N.C. State against South Carolina and upset the (Won 6, Lost 0) (Won 4, Lost 2) Gamecocks, 27-6. Tiger fans hope N.C. RUSHING RUSHING State can hold off one more week before reaching their potential. Att. Yds. Avg. TD LG Att. Yds. Avg. TD

Next week N.C. State plays South Austin . 87 466 5.4 5 77 Mcintosh ... 113 751 6.6 4

Carolina. McSwain . . . . 66 303 4.6 2 17 Lawson 77 341 4.4

Jordan . . . . . 87 254 2.9 4 19 Sullivan 36 233 6.5 1

McCall . . . . . 53 202 3.8 2 24 Peterson 22 132 6.0 1

Mack . 33 116 3.8 1 11 Evans 24 112 4.7 2 Bill Foster's Tiger basketball team will

hold an Orange & White scrimmage next CLEMSON . . . 349 1358 3.9 15 77 N.C. STATE . . 316 1629 5.2 10

Opponents . . 242 568 2.3 21 Opponents . . 310 1065 3.4 8 Saturday prior to the Wake Forest foot-

ball game, so it will be beneficial for all Tiger fans to get to Clemson early. PASSING PASSING Foster's club will begin the scrimmage at Att. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD PCT An. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD PCT Avery 6 3 .560 10:30 AM in the Littlejohn Coliseum. The 100 56 693

.... 3 Laraway ... 1 1 2 1 24 . 182 Tigersalso will haveagameon November Jordan 94 51 840 4 .543

. . 4 2 51 ,500 Gasque . 14, following the Maryland football N.C. STATE 113 59 7 724 4 .522 Opponents .133 7 .526 . . 70 6 784 game. Foster's club will meet Marathon CLEMSON 98 53 3 891 4 .541

Opponents . 161 80 18 936 2 .497 Oil in an exhibition game starting at 4:30 PM in Littlejohn Coliseum. There will be RECEIVING for RECEIVING no admission charge the Orange & PC. Yds. Avg. TD White scrimmage next Saturday. PC. yds. Avg. TD LG Quick 19 306 16.1 1 * * + * Tuttle 22 291 17.8 3 80 Longmire ... 8 72 9,0 1

Magwood . 11 214 19.5 1 41 Clemson free safety Terry Kinard Jenkins 7 123 17,6 Gaillard 7 97 14.3 24 Mcintosh ... 5 30 6.0 intercepted two more passes against Diggs 5 59 11.8 24 Friday 4 69 17.2 1 Duke, giving him five for the season and CLEMSON . . 53 891 16.8 4 80 N.C, STATE . . 59 724 12.3 4 10 for his career. He is tied with four Opponents . . 80 836 16.7 2 26 Opponents . . 70 784 11.2 7 other players for fourth place in career interceptions and is five away from the RESULTS & SCHEDULE RESULTS & SCHEDULE school record. As a team, Clemson has Sept. 5 CLEMSON 45, Wofford 10 Sept. 5 N.C. STATE 27, Richmond 21 18 interceptions on the year, seven off Sept. 12 Clemson 13, Tulane 5 Sept. 12 N.C. State 28, WAKE FOREST 23 the school mark. Sept. 19 CLEMSON 13, Georgia 3 Sept. 19 N.C. STATE 31, East Carolina 10 Oct. 3 Clemson 21, Kentucky 3 Sept. 26 Maryland 34, N.C, STATE 9 The Clemson defense has now caused Oct. 10 CLEMSON 27, Virginia Oct. 3 N.C, STATE 30. Virginia 24 30 turnovers against six opponents this Oct. 17 Clemson 38, Duke 10 Oct. 17 North Carolina 21, N.C, STATE 10 season, compared to 10 turnovers by the Oct, 24 N. C. STATE Oct. 24 at Clemson Oct. 31 Tigers. This gives Clemson a 3.33 WAKE FOREST Oct. 31 at South Carolina Nov. 7 at North Carolina Nov. 7 PENN STATE average gain of turnovers per game. The Nov. 14 MARYLAND Nov. 14 at Duke Tigers led the nation in this department Nov. 21 at South Carolina Nov. 21 MIAMI (FL) last week with a 3.67 average gain. Personnel

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By Kim Kelly the ball, but through practice I've also For Homer Jordan, Clemson's Clark becomeconfident in my passingability," Kent character then, much of the script When you think of a college quarter- he said. remains to be written. While standard back, the image of an outgoing, flamboy- But, what really makes this mighty storylines and reruns are ok, Jordan's ant and vocal character a la Joe Namath man tick? In Clark Kent's case, it was Lois creative abilities have hardly been comes to mind. But, not so at Clemson Lane who was able to penetrate the tapped and he's still got to knock off a University, for Tiger Quarterback Homer protected personality shell. In the case few conference opponents before he Jordan is the quiet type and his personal- of Homer Jordan it seems to be a certain can seriously consider taking on the ity more adequately resembles that of a young lady from Athens, Georgia, script for that "ideal" game. But, the Clark Kent/Superman mild-mannered Homer's hometown. future looks bright and the Tiger football character. One probing reporter, however, was program has been receiving excellent Like Clark Kent, Homer Jordan, the 21- able to dig up a few facts. For instance, ratingsthusfarthisseason. So, if Jordan year-old industrial major, management Jordan has always had an affection for and the rest of the cast continue to inauspiciously slips into the locker room clothes. "I love to buy clothes, ail kinds, turn in superior performances, who each Saturday during the football season but especially the casual type," he said. knows how producer Danny Ford will and emerges as #3, Clemson's super "When we go on road trips we sometimes wrap up the 1981 season. signal caller. For the people of Tiger- haveanopportunity to stop at a shopping town, having earned a number-6 na- mall and I go check out all the clothing tional rating in passing efficiency at one stores," he admitted. time this season, Jordan isalready being In fact, I really wouldn't mind being a compared favorably to Steve Fuller. Af- modelor owninga clothingstore." I know ter all he did break Fuller's record for it sounds funny for me to want to be a total offense by a sophomore and he is on model since I am very quiet and all but, his way to establishing several others. as a model all I'd have to do is smile I The Athens, GA native is already sixth can certainly do that!" After a brief on the career passing list at Clemson pause he added, "I also wouldn't mind with over 2,000 yards and seventh in making the AII-ACC team as well as the career total offense with over 2,700 best dressed list." yards. And, there is no one more consis- Perry Tuttle, another candidate for tent. Jordan has picked up over 100 both honors, and Jordan's favorite target yards in total offense in all but three of on the gridiron, revealed that "The his last 17 games and has been playing Homer Jordan Model's Diet" is less than almost errorless football. Prior to the substantial when compared with his Dukegame Jordan had thrown onlythree teammate's standard fare of meat and interceptions in his last 148 passes, and potatoes. It seems Jordan's diet consists had not thrown an aerial into enemy mainly of peanut butter and jelly sand- hands in his last 65 passes. wiches and lots of fish so, take heed fat Yes, this is superstar mate- young man fighters of the world, here's another diet rial for sure and he's got aspirations to to try. matchthat lofty status. "There's nothing I'd like better than to bring a national championship home to Clemson," he said. (Has Homer already read scripts from future episodes?) At any rate, the 6-0, 174-lb. quarterback revealed that, in his ideal version of the Clemson national championship game, he would

drop the ball, pick it up, and then pro- ceed to connect with? for the winning touchdown. Now, How's that for an action-packed climax? While Jordan is not able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, neither he nor Nelson Stokley, his position coach are very concerned. "Homer is a hard worker and he's respected by his team-

mates for it. Because he's an easy-going guy the pressure doesn't seem to bother him and that's why he's developed into such a well-rounded player. Mentally he's quick, he reads well and he knows when to run, keep or pitch the ball," said Stokley. "I work hard on many different tech-

niques," offered Jordan, "but I don't

really copy any one quarterback's style. I have one all my own and that style is a

combination of what I am capable of and Homer Jordan is sixth in the nation in passing efficiency this week. comfortable with . I've always loved to run

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By Tim Bourret they have had to work hard for what in 1978. "I learned a lot about the

they've got and they respect each game and did what I could for the When you see Mollis Hall and other for it. This mutual respect was team that year," said Rose. "I even Anthony Rose walk out of their room never so evident last year when the played some wide receiver for the in Mauldin Hall the only aspect roommates were fighting for the scout team when we were preparing about the duo that would indicate same starting position. for Ohio State in the Gator Bowl that their membership with the Clemson "Eddie Geathers was a sure year." In 1979 Rose saw much more football team is their residence. starter at one corner last year, so we action and made some big plays, With an average size of 5-9V2 and knewwe would be competingforthe including a key interception in the 161 poundsyou mightguessthetwo same position," said Hall, a native of 12-7 win over Georgia. were jocks at Churchill Downs in- nearby Seneca, SC. "But, we were Hall came to Clemson as a wide stead of jocks for a nationally- closeenough friends that we knew it receiver in 1978 and participated in ranked major college football team. would not cause any problems living only a couple of games behind Clemson's starting cornerbacks are together. We still helped each other Clemson's talented starters, Jerry not built like condominiums, but and worked hard. We really grew Butler and Dwight Clark. His sopho- they own a third of the pass thefts on closer from the experience." more season he was a reliable punt one of the nation's top pass inter- As it turned out. Rose won the returner who finished fourth in the ception units. starting job for the first four games ACC in that category. He also moved On paper, some people might have of 1980. He then suffered a knee to defense and made a major contri- doubted Danny Ford when he se- injury against Virginia Tech in the bution at the corner. He made a big lected the two small cornerbacks as Homecoming game and missed the interception at North Carolina in starters. But, after discussing the next four contests. As a result. Hall Clemson's 19-10 win, then the very two players' interest in football, it is got a chance to start and he was a next week had two passes broken up obvious that Ford has made a good first-liner for the last seven games of in the fourth quarter at Notre Dame. decision. the season. Rose got back into the Now, both Hall and Rose have "We always discuss our upcoming starting lineup at the end of the completed their separate drives to games, the guys we are going to face season when Geathers was felled the top by starting every game of and how we want to play them when with an injury. In last year's South 1981. The parallels in their careers we are sitting in the room," said Hall, Carolina game the roommates are many; both are seniors, both who is second on the team in finally got to start together in the cornerbacks from South Carolina, interceptions and ranks seventh on secondary. The twosome has and both had to follow the work the club in tackles despite his started every game since, so that ethic to be successful. diminutive dimensions. "A lot of means Clemson has a 7-0 record You still might not recognize Hoi lis times we talk about it while we are with Hall and Rose on the corners. Hall and Anthony Rose as football lying in bed just before we go to The path to the first string has not players when they walk on the Clem- sleep. We're always trading ideas." been an easy one for Rose or Hall. son campus. But, if they continue to

Rosealso enjoys spendingtime in Neither was anything close to an plot their strategy correctly, and if preparation for a game by talking Ail-American in high school, so it you can get close enough to them, things over with Hall, and he feels shows what hard work can do. you might be able to see an identify- rooming with someone that plays Rose came to Clemson as a ing factor this winter—a 1981 ACC the same position is an asset. "We waikon and the former Mayewood Championship Ring. get each other psyched up through- High player never saw much action out the week," said Rose, a resident of Sumter, SC who was born in Philadelphia, PA. "We have both been around a while and trade expe- riences. I think we've made each other a better player and living with each other has helped our sharing of ideas." While the two players help each other out tactically. Hall and Rose aide each other emotionally. "I know when something personal is bothering Holiis, so I can pick him up at practice," said Rose. "And it works the other way, too. He helps me out if I've got a problem that is bugging me that no one else knows about." It is not surprising that the two- Holiis Hall (L) and Anthony Rose (R) are roommate senior cornerbacks who have some gets along so well because supplied the defense with many big plays this year.

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

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

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

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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 1981-82 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC COUNCIL Bill L. Afchley, President W. David Maxwell, Provost and Vice President for Academic Kenneth N. Vickery, Chairman

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Joseph B. McDevitt, Executive Officer, Secretary to tlie Board of Dr. B. J. Todd Trustees Dr. R. C. Harshman W. Harry Durham, Executive Director of University Relations Dr. Stephen S. Melsheimer, President of the Faculty Senate

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

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

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By Lt. William Kelly Durham the l-Pay-Ten-A-Year Club. Ori- baseball field. IPTAY also donated ginally, IPTAY was a secret society, $22,000 to light the new soccer Number One. There's magic in complete with mystic words and stadium on Riggs Field. those two words. Every team battles ritualistic ceremonies. Member- More than $300,000 was provided forthe privilege to be called number ship was by invitation only. by IPTAY for improvements to one, to be recognized as the best. All that's changed now, but one Memorial Stadium last year. New The road to the top is long and rocky thingthat hasn't changed is IPTAY's stadium graphics, a modern sound and of those teams that become purpose: to provide athletic scholar- system and two new scoreboards number one, few remain so for ships for Clemson's student- help make Death Valley one of the very long. athletes. In the 1980-81 academic finest stadiums in the Southeast. But, one Clemson team is defying year, IPTAY provided more than one The needs of students are also the odds as it celebrates its third million dollars in scholarships for recognized by IPTAY. The organiza- consecutive year as number one in 405 athletes in 19 varsity sports. tion makes academic tutoring the nation. IPTAY, Clemson's IPTAY's tremendous success has available to all student-athletes at athletic scholarship fund-raising made it possible forthe organization no charge. IPTAY also has contrib- organization, experienced in fiscal to aid the athletic department and uted a $125,000 seed grant to begin year 1981 the most successful year the university in many ways. In planning fora Fine Arts Center to be of any collegiate athletic scholar- 1978, IPTAY provided funds for new used by all members of the univer- ship fund-raising group in history. uniforms for the Tiger Band. The sity community. Forty thousand dol- IPTAY enjoyed its 17th consecu- band has received $130,000 from lars has been contributed by IPTAY tive record-setting year in 1981, IPTAY inthe last two yearstosupple- for partial fundingof a master trans- with total money raised cresting the ment itstravel budget. Thisyear, the portation plan forthe University. three million dollar mark. Twenty- Tiger Band will attend all of "Our commitment is to Clemson thousand members strong, IPTAY is Clemson's football games, home and Clemson students," says accustomed to success, having and away. Turner. "IPTAY is doing several raised almost 18 million dollars for IPTAY has assisted the athletic things to make Clemson athletics Clemson in the last forty-seven department in financing capital stronger and to benefit the univer- years. What's the key to IPTAY's improvements also. More than sity as a whole." phenomenal success? $150,000 has been allocated by With 20,000 Clemson people ded- "Without a doubt, Clemson IPTAY toconstruct permanent seats icated to these twin goals, IPTAY people have made IPTAY the best," at the Tigers' tennis courts and can't help but stay number one. says Joseph J. Turner, Jr., IPTAY's Executive Secretary. "Our IPTAY representatives are people from across the state and the Southeast who love Clemson University and who want to help Clemson in any way. These folks spend a lot of their time arranging meetings and visiting other Clemson supporters. They're the ones who keep IPTAY head and shoulders above the rest." IPTAY officers like President John Timmerman, Vice President Bill Reaves and Secretary-Treas- urer Lawrence Starkey, Jr., provide sound leadership for the organization. "IPTAY's officers and board of directors provide the guidance and judgment necessary to administer a successful program. When you take 20 successful businessmen and put them in your boardroom, chances are good ideas will develop ," says Turner. Good ideas were the basis for IPTAY's creation forty-seven years ago. Dr. Rupert Fike and eight other Clemson men met in Pike's Atlanta home in August, 1934 and founded Head Basketball Coach Bill Foster

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By Cricket Yates Foods Trophy, the DJ said, "Oh, by ried for eleven years to Mike Roach,

If June Roach and Elaine Swear- the way, we're on the air." Then who is an administrative supervisor ingen are just ordinary, everyday there was the high school coach who at Duke Power Company. She has secretaries, then surely the Pope in called and wanted to know where been workingat the athletic depart- now a Methodist too. Fallacies such Clemson had gotten its scoreboard, mentsince November of 1977, when asthesearerampant, but Roachand he wanted to purchase one for his she began working for former Head Swearingen just laugh them off, as high school team. Coach Charley Pell. they do most of the stories they hear A typical week to this twosome is Elaine Robinson married Bob and tell in the football office. not so typical. Their responsibilities Swearingen twenty years ago in They are employed by Danny are as numerous as they are time Edgefield. They have two sons, 18- Ford and needless to say, life in consuming. This dynamic duo is in year-old Greg and 15-year-old Jeff. Clemson's football office isn't chargeof coaches' correspondence, Bob is a process engineer at Singer boring. Take for instance, the phone phone calls, mailing IPTAY reports Company. Elaine has been working calls they receive. They get most of to the more than 800 prospects, for the football office since July of the calls on Monday after football typing practice schedules, scouting 1978 and calls the experience, "A games with messages about any- reports, traveling squads itinerary challenge and a half." thing from blowing a big play and game plans. And this does not The demands are large and the to congratulations and cheers for include the team personnel sheets, glory is little for this dedicated pair,

the team. sending out mailigrams, typing but they handle it extremely well. In One lady called and told them she linemen's foot-ball quizzes, and fact, a coach came in just a little was building a swimming pool and working on Head Trainer Fred while ago pleading that he needed wanted a tiger paw in the bottom of Hoover's "Chicken Lists" or m^enus. some 25 letters typed and mailed to it. She asked June if she knew what Of course there are the preparations recruits by tomorrow. Swearingen kind of paint to use? "I just told her for the weeks recruits which in- looked up and smiled, "Yeah the

that I'd make it orange and ask clude tickets, programs, and name people in hell need ice water too." Sherwin Williams a bout it," she said. tags which must be handed out on But, no matter how difficult the Or how about the call from the Ore- Saturday morning before game task, June and Elaine, always find a

gon disc jockey who said one of his time. way to get it done. Any Clemson listeners had called and inquired "You have to have a sense of football coach will tell you that the

about the trophy passed between humor to work in this office," claims Tigers couldn't make it to the top of Clemson and Carolina during the the former June Lee who hails from the hill on Saturday afternoons intense rivalry? Right in the middle nearby Seneca. She has been mar- without them. of Roach explaining the Spartan

"OK boys, now these are helmets, you put "Hey Chuck, let's try the wingback them on your heads." reverse."

"Well Elaine, it's not the first dummy we "Coaches" Swearingen and Roach view "Elaine, is this the way you taught me to ever hugged!" practice from the sidelines. throw."

42 Behind the Coaches Clemson

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By Jeff Rhodes who clean up and turn out the lights." The typical work week for the man- Comedian Rodney Dangerfield always agers and trainers begins on Sunday claims that he "don't get no respect" and afternoon and the Tulane week was no the same can be said for Clemson's 10 exception. The uniforms, which were student football managers and 15 cleaned after the game on Saturday, are

trainers. It would be difficult to find more folded and placed by player's number on hard-working and least recognized the racks in the equipment room and the groups anywhere on campus. other equipment is checked and readied Most fans who come to games only see for the coming week of practice. In the the managers shagging balls during training room, the students repack the warmups or running balls in from the stadium trunk, which is actually a small sidelines and the trainers carting juice in field hospital, and the bumps and durmg time outs. The fans think those bruises of the players are treated so they jobs are the only duties the managers will be able to wage battle in a week. and trainers have, but let me assure you, Monday is lab day for the players, so they do much more than that. practice does not begin until 5:30 pm or Steve Rivers, an ex-manager who is 6:00 pm. Even though the brief practice now an equipment room assistant, said, is in shorts and shoulder pads, by the "All of our work is before and after time the workout is finished and the games. Working the game is actually managers pack the tackling dummies the easiest thmg we have to do. At the and footballs away and the trainers have

game, we just try to keep everything restocked the taping tables, it is getting running smoothly." close to kickoff for the NFL game. Joe Franks tapes an ankle, one of many I had the priviledge of "playing" man- "These late practicesarefine when it's ager and trainer the week before the hot," said Jeff Wright, a sophomore from tasks for student trainers.

Tigers traveled to Tulane and I was Charlotte, NC. "But for the November managers whose jobs are very important, amazed— first, at the amount of tasks games, it gets dark early and when the but are not actually involved with the these students have to do and how much wind comes whipping off Lake Hartwell, team drills. time is demanded of them; secondly, at it IS pretty cold out there." Duke Davis, a freshman from Phila- the thoroughly professional job they do; "Monday is the only day all of the delphia, PA, whose father is the head and finally, at the multitude of problems managers don't work practice," said trainer for the Philadelphia Eagles, is the they overcome to move the football team Mudge. "Four of the managers come gate guard at practice. "It gets boring out from Clemson toan awaygameand back. early and put out the clean laundry bags here by myself sometimes," Davis said. "We are the first to get there and the for the players and then go to lab. The

"But, I have to keep people off the field last to leave," said Lawrence Mudge, the rest come in at 4:30 to work practice." that don't belong out there so the players head manager. "We are the first at prac- Since Monday is a rather slow day at

and coaches can work undisturbed. I do tice and at the games and we are the ones practice, I spenttheday withthreeof the have the chance to get some homework done out here, though." Jim Weldon, a sophomore from Florence, SC, is the John Cameron Swayze of the football team. High above the field in the tower, Weldon's job as timer is to make sure practice sticks to the schedule and blow the airhorn at the end of each five-minute period. "You can't get too comfortable up here," said

Weldon. "Five minutes goes by fast. I always try to keep my eye on Coach Ford

because he is running the show, and if he wants to change the schedule, he'll want me to blow the horn right then." Doing laundry is Steve Rivers' job

lotsof laundry. "When I tell people I wash

clothesforthefootballteam, theythink I do the wash in about 40 little Maytag machines," he joked. "They don't realize we have two $25,000 washing machines

down in the equipment room. I do 800- 1,000 pounds of laundry every day— 135 pounds at a time." After Monday's light practice, life gets tougher on Tuesday and Wednes- day as these are the days that the team really gets down to work for the week's Ben Massingill (L) and Head Manager Lawrence Mudge tighten facequards before opponent. the Tulane game. Before each of the two-and-one-half

Trainers and Managers 46 That's four cases with 24 rolls to a case and each roll has over l.OOOfeet of tape. That comes out to about 18 miles of tape a day. Sportsfans, that is a lot of tape. Bob Easley, a junior from Greenville, SC, said, "All the trainers tape everything— fingers, wrists, ankles, feet—you name it, we tape it. Severe ankle and knee injuries are usually taped by the full-time staff, though." After the afternoon taping, the trainer's routine is to go out to practice and make sure there is enough water and juice for the players to drink and to tend to any minor injuries that occur. "We always have to be on the lookout for major injuries," said Blackwell. "Often our early arrival can make a difference in Field Manager Jimmy Seay supervises pregame warmups. a player's recovery." While the managers and trainers follow hour practices in the middle of the week, just like the hour before practice, the a pretty established routine during the each manager confers with the area spotlight shifts to the training room as early part of the week, the Thursday coach he is assigned to in order to find the center of football activity. After prac- before a road trip, the pace picks up out the coach's plan for that practice. tice, the students, along with the full- measurably. This includes what drills are to be run, time staff, start treatment for the Before the Tulane Thursday practice, where the dummies are to be set up, and bruised and injured players. all of the players were issued their artifi- any other special plans. "Treatment usually consists of ice or cial turf shoes so they could break them When the group work begins, the man- hot pads," said Joe Franks, a senior from in at practice. While the players were in agers alternate the jobs of spotting the Greensboro, NC. "But, sometimes just a their meetings, Mudge, Seay, and myself balls for plays or getting the balls from dip in the whirlpool or steam room will do went through the locker room checking the receivers, while the other manager is the trick." shoulder pad straps and tightening face watching for any equipment failures, One of the more unusual jobs in the guards so there would be one less job to such as broken shoulder pad straps or training room belongs to Greg Craig, a worry about at the Superdome. any helmet that needs the air cushion senior from Otto, NC. He is responsible While the team was at practice, the inside pumped up. for the spare mouthpieces that are car- traveling managers and trainers started "Weare always looking for shortcuts at ried to games in two mini filing cabinets. packing the 18-wheel truck that hauls practice," said Ricky Steen, a sopho- "We have to make plaster casts of any- the equipment. I believe Barnum & more from Hartsville, SC. "When the body whohasany dental problems," said Bailey's Circus does not carry as team goes to group work, we can put up Craig. "But the other players' mouth- much stuff. the dummies and straighten up every- piece can be made by putting the form The trainers brought two portable thing, so we can get out a little earlier at into hot water and have the player bite water fountains, the mouthpiece box, the end of practice. into it. The softened plastic forms the stadium trunk, which contains just Eric Rivers, who hails from Spartan- around the teeth as it cools." about everything including casting mate- burg, SC, works with thereceiversand he There is one job the trainers do which rial, a steamer trunk full of tape, a uses the group work time to wrestle the they absolutely despise— driving the in- stretcher, and an oxygen bottle. The unwieldy ball-throwing machine to the jury shuttle bus. "We have to leave managers, on the other hand, looked like storage shed underthetower. "I sure will Mauldin Hall at 6:25 am to drive over to they cleaned out the equipment room. have well-developed arms after this sea- Jervey so the players can get treatment There was one steamer trunk filled with son," said the sophomore, who is Steve for major injuries," said Jay Bennett, a towels, one filled with an extra pair of turf Rivers' brother. senior from Cheraw. "We alternate shoes for all 67 traveling players and also After the group work, the players work among all of the trainers and it works out 20 pair of tennis shoes in case some on total team drills—that is, all of the that we only have to drive about once player needed or wanted them, another offense works against the defense and all every two weeks, but its still a pain." trunk with an extra set of jerseys, two of the managers combine forces to keep While the mouthpiece cabinet and toolboxes filled with equipment, includ- everything tooling right along at prac- driving the shuttle are two important ing an electric drill to fix shoulder pads tice. Someof the managers, neartheend jobs, most of the trainers' time is spent and helmets, laundry hampers to bring of practice, start packing the equipment taping. I noticed that the trainers are so the dirty uniforms back, floor wax to to, as every last one of them says, "head experienced that they can look up while polish the helmets, a box of paws and it to the house." taping and talk to the player at the same stripes to restore the helmets that were Mark Garrison, a freshman from Sandy time. banged up, a gross of shoelaces, coat- Springs, SC, is one who starts the pack- With over 125 football players to tape hangers, a blackboard, extra knee, ing. "The freshmen managers have to do plus all of the other sports that either thigh, and hip pads, all of the Communi- moreof the trivia I jobs, but that's the way play or practice in the fall, the training cation Center's photo equipment, and

it should be. I really don't know all of the room goes through massive quantities of a partridge in a pear tree. ropes yet, so I don't mind the work. I'm tape every day. "I don't know for sure," All of this was loaded on the truck after sure there will be some freshman to do said Tony Blackwell, a senior from the band had put their instruments on my job when I'm a senior." Gaffney, SC, "But, I imagine we go When the players come off the field. through about four cases of tape a day." Continued on page 98

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Kings Mt , NC, Kings Mt , Dan Brooks 57 BOWMAN, NICK DE 22 6-2 190 Sr. 2 MAGWOOD, FRANK WR 20 6-0 178 Jr. Crossville. TN, Cumberland Co . Tom VanWinkle John's Island, SC, St John s, Robert Biggerstaff 19 6-2 225 So. 73 BRINEGAR, DON OT 5-7 Clemmons, NC. W. Forsythe HS 31 MARTIN, CARL SS 20 160 Jr. Elloree, SC, Clarendon, Bill Martin 68 BROWN, GARY OT 21 6-3 257 Jr. Philadelphia, TN, Loudon, Bert Ratledge 52 MASSARO,CARY C 20 6-5 238 So. Canonsburg, PA, Canon-McMillan. Tom Olzewski 9 BROWN, KEN DB 19 6-2 185 So. Hartwell, GA, Hart County, Don Elam 74 MAYBERRY, BOB OG 20 6-5 245 Jr. Sharon. PA. Hickory. James Bestwick 72 BROWN, RAY DE 20 6-4 225 So. Rome, GA, East Rome, Jerry Sharp 32 McCALL, JEFF FB 21 6-3 225 Jr. Fayetteville, NC. Pine Forest. Gary Whitman 47 BROWN, ROY LB 20 6-1 190 So. 5-9 Sr. Myrtle Beach, SC. Myrtle Beach, Doug Shaw 98 McLELLAN, CLIFF LB 23 180 Pendleton. SC. Pendleton 99 BRYANT, JEFF DT 21 6-5 260 Sr. Atlanta. GA. Gordon. Napoleon Cobb 35 McSWAIN, CHUCK TB 20 6-2 190 Jr. Caroleen. NC. Chase. John Keeter 8 BULLARD, WILBUR TB 20 5-11 180 Jr. 6-2 Laurel Hill, NC, Scotland. Mike Dubis 28 McSWAIN, ROD CB 19 190 So. Caroleen. NC. Chase, John Keeter 62 BUTCHER, BRIAN OG 20 6-5 218 Jr. Roswell, GA, Crestwood, James Smith 96 MEEKS, CHUCK LB 20 6-0 201 Jr. Augusta, GA, Belton-Honea Path, Jim Nelson 19 BUTLER, RICHARD WR 19 6-0 180 Fr. Ware Shoals. SC. Ware Shoals. Tommy Davis 87 MILTON, ELDRIDGE WR 18 6-3 220 Fr. Folkston, GA. Charlton County. David Stepson 6-4 59 CHEATHAM, ANDY OG 18 225 Fr. 6-4 Mableton, GA. Pebblebrook HS 77 NANNEY, LEE OT 21 260 Sr. Spartanburg. SC. Dorman, Lou Fogle 55 CHEEK, RANDY LB 2 5-11 200 br. Augusta, GA, Butler. Oliver Russell 17 PARETE, ANTHONY QB 19 6-0 190 Fr. Jacksonville. FL, Bishop Kenny, Mike Healy 26 CHILDERS, TIM SS 20 6-1 180 So. Gaffney, SC. Gaffney. Bob Carlton 10 PARKER, JEFF QB 18 6-2 180 Fr. Gordo, AL, Gordo. Walton Tucker 70 CLARK, BRIAN OG 20 6-7 250 Sr. Ft Myers, FL, Cypress Lake, Boyd Grucha 6 PAULLING, BOB PK 20 6-2 180 So. St Matthews. SC. St Matthews. Otis Culclasure 48 CRAWFORD, CRAIG FB 18 6-2 190 Fr. 6-3 Fr. Spring Lake, NC, Pine Forest, Gary Weller 66 PERRY, WILLIAM MG 18 295 Aiken, SC, Aiken, Eddie Buck 5-10 38 CRITE, BRENDON TB 20 195 Jr. 6-3 Brevard, NC. Brevard. Carroll Wright 42 PICKETT, EDGAR DE 19 235 So. Lexington, NC, Central Davidson, Les Herrin 54 CRUCE, JEFF OT 19 6-7 240 So. 6-3 Jr. Lake City. FL. Columbia. Bobby Simmons 90 REMBERT, JOHNNY LB 20 220 Arcadia, FL, Desoto, Richard Bowers 6-1 r. J J DANFORTH, KENNY DB 194 r 6-3 Aiken. SC. Aiken. Eddie Buck 56 RICHARDSON, CHUCKIE LB 19 215 So. Thomasville, NC. Thomasville. Allen Brown O /I DAVIS, BILLY FS 6-4 190 bo. 6-1 Jr. Alexandria. VA, Mount Vernon, Bruce Patrick 92 RICHARDSON, MARK DE 21 184 Spartanburg. SC. Hill. Richard O'Shawnessy /I DAVIS, 6-0 or. JEFF LB 223 5-9 Greensboro, NC, Dudley, Jonathan McKee 21 ROSE, ANTHONY CB 21 165 Sr. on Sumter, SC. Mayewood. Rudy Wheeler JD DAY, DEAN LB 6-1 210 Jr. 6-5 So. North Augusta, SC, North Augusta, Hubert Morris 67 SCOTT, JIM DT 19 240 Alexandria, VA, Mt Vernon, Bruce Patrick 94 DEVANE, WILLIAM MG 19 6-2 250 So. 6-5 Sr. Jacksonville, NC, Jacksonville, Ray Durham 84 SMITH, BILL DE 21 220 Duncan, SC, Burnes, Dalton Rivers 85 DIGGS, BUBBA TE 21 6-3 220 Jr. Augusta, GA, Butler, Oliver Russell 15 STOCKSTILL, JEFF WR 20 6-2 180 Jr.

Fernandina Beach, FL. Fer Bch , Joel Stockstill 20 DONALDSON, RICH SS 19 5-10 173 So. Fayetteville, NC. Douglas Byrd. Bob Sanders 23 SUTTLE.JEFF SS 19 6-1 185 So. Lafayette, GA, Lafayette, Bobby Campbell 81 DUNN, K. D. TE 18 6-3 215 Fr. Decatur. GA. Gordon. Randy Smith 58 SWING, DALE C 18 6-3 245 Fr. Lexington. NC, Central Davidson, Kevin Firquin 64 ELLIS, JOE OG 19 6-4 240 So. 6-4 Jr. Toms River, NJ, Toms River, Robert Fiocco 82 TRIPLETT, DANNY LB 21 224 Boone, NC, Watauga, Bill Mauldin 14 EPPLEY, MIKE QB 19 6-1 185 So, Charlotte, NC, Harding, Bruce Hardin 22 TUTTLE, PERRY WR 22 6-0 180 Sr.

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1 Vandell Arnngton CB 49 Ronald Watson DB 2 Frank Magwood WR 50 Scott Williams C 3 Homer Jordan QB 51 JeffLytton C 5 Dale Hatcher P 52 Gary Massaro C 6 BobPaulling PK 53 Joe Glenn DE 7 Cliff Austin TB 54 Jeff Cruce OT 8 Wilbur Bullard TB 55 Randy Cheek LB 9 Ken Brown DB 56 Chuckle Richardson LB 10 Jeff Parker QB 57 Nick Bowman DE 11 l^ikeGasque QB 58 Dale Swing C 12 AndyHeaden DE 59 Andy Cheatham OG 13 GuyVarn DB 60 James Farr OG 14 MikeEppley QB 61 Brad Fisher OT 15 Jeff Stockstill WR 62 Brian Butcher OG 16 Richard Hendley P 63 Tony Berryhill C 17 Anthony Parete QB 64 Ine Ellis OG 18 Donald Igwebuike PK 65 Scott Weeks C ." 19 Richard Butler WR 66 Wilham Perry . . NG 20 Rich Donaldson SS 67 Jim Scott DT 21 Anthony Rose CB 68 Gary Brown OT 22 Perry Tuttle WR 69 VernieAnthony NG 23 JeffSuttle SS 70 Brian Clark OG 24 Billy Davis FS 71 DanBenish DT 25 Randy Learn FS 72 Ray Brown DE 26 TimChilders SS 73 Don Brinegar OT 27 Kevin Mack FB 74 BobMayberry OG 28 Rod McSwain CB 75 Dean Herman DT 29 HolhsHall CB 76 Steve Berlin DT 30 WilheWard FS 77 Lee Nanney OT 31 Carl Martin SS 78 Alex Hudson OT 32 Jeff McCall FB 80 JimWurst TE 33 Kenny Danforth DB 81 K, D, Dunn TE 34 Braxton Williams TB 82 Danny Triplett LB 35 Chuck McSwain TB 84 Bill Smith DE 36 Dean Day LB 85 Bubba Diggs TE 37 Fitzhugh Bethea WR 86 Frank Fredere TC 38 Brendon Crite TB 87 Eldridge Milton DE 39 Jim Hohler LB 89 Kendall Alley WR 40 Tim Basich LB 90 Johnny Rembert LB 41 Jerry Gaillard WR 91 Mike Wade DE 42 Edgar Pickett DE 92 Mark Richardson DE 43 Terry Kinard FS 94 William Devane NG 44 Otis Lindsey LB 95 Kevin Gemas LB 45 Jeff Davis LB 96 Chuck Meeks LB 46 Duke Holloman TB 97 David Noelte DE 47 Roy Brown LB 98 Cliff McLellan LB 48 Craig Crawford FB 99 Jeff Bryant DT

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Robert Abraham To! Avery Todd Blackwel! Nat Brown Earnest Butler 53 Sr. 12 Jr. 72 So. 30 Jr. 68 Jr.

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Ron Laraway Larmount Lawson Chuck Long Donnie LeGrande Dann Lute 10 Jr. 34 So. 63 Jr. 21 Sr. 66 Jr.

Dennis Owens John Peterson Phil Piurkoski N.C. State University 93 Sr. 32 So. 61 So.

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61 Barbara Kennedy

By Jill Mixon tournament. "It was an excellent game itself is much faster and more

opportunity for our American repre- competitive. And, it was very easy to During the summer most people sentatives to experience the cus- catch your opponent loafing. The head for the beaches and backyard toms of a foreign country," said international rules allow for a much pools to cool off from the summer Barbara. "Our banquet meal in itself more physical and rough game heat, but not so for Clemson's was an experience," Barbara contin- and I liked that," said Clemson's All-America basketball player, ued. "They served us fish and the Ail-American. Barbara Kennedy. Kennedy spent head was still on it, the tail and As a whole, the US team pos- one month playing basketball in the even the eyeballs." Needless to say, sessed youth and quickness. Pitted Jones Cup Intercontinental Tourna- Barbara and her teammates went against teams that had far more ment held in Taipei, Taiwan this past hungry that night. (During the re- experience and height, the Ameri- summer. Among the participants mainder of her trip, Barbara's can team played tough and came from other countries were: West staples consisted of shrimp, fried- home with a silver medal. Germany, Canada, Korea, Great rice and banana splits.) And Clemson's Barbara Kennedy Britain, Guatemala, Hong Kong, But, basketball iswhat drewthese even managed to turn a few heads in New Zealand, the Netherlands, the 12 women to Taiwan, and they put leading the team to the Silver medal. Philippines, Singapore, Sweden, on an excellent show, losing by only In an article by Nang Shi that ap- Thailand, and two teams from the four points to the Korean team, the peared in Olympus, a Taiwan maga- Republic of China (Taiwan). Jones Cup defending champions. zine, Chinese Coach C. H. Chang Like many other Clemson Uni- Kennedy, the leading scorer for praised the power forward. As versity students, Barbara was the team with a 19 average, was translated by Dr. Tah-teh Yang of attending summer school, until she ppg. very impressed with the Taiwanese Clemson University, Chang said, received a phone call from the Uni- fans. "I wish women's basketball in "Barbara made good use of her versity of Southern California head the US got the same attention and height and leaping ability. She also women's coach, Linda Sharp, ask- respect as it does in Taiwan," she used her turn-around jump shot to ing her if she would like to partici- added. (The stands were filled to be a prolific scorer for the US team." pate in the tournament. Excited by capacity with the 10,000 fans for For Barbara Kennedy then, this the prospect of traveling abroad each game.) "In the finals which trip was a rewarding experience. Not while engaging in her favorite pas- pitted the United States against the only did she make friends from all time, she quickly made arrange- Koreans, the crowd overflowed into over the world and broaden her ments to finish her work before she the aisles," she continued. "Now cultural horizons, but she also was left for training camp at Southern that was a sight to see!" able to pick up a few basketball tips, Cal on June 19. In addition to seeing new sights, along the way. Ching Sui, a member During the week of training camp the down-home Georgia girl also had of the Korean team, helped Barbara Coach Sharp practiced the girls five to adjust her basketball playing to on developing a hook shot. So, if hours a day, three one-hour sessions accomodate the international rules. Barbara Kennedy dons a kimono or in the mornings then another two- "International rules keep the ball in bows to an opponent at half-court hour session in the evenings. But, constant motion with the referee this season, don't be surprised! competition wasstiff as a talent-rich very rarely touching the ball. The group comprised the team and the practices were invaluable. "We kept a fast pace while in Los Angeles," Barbara stated. "It was the most running I've ever done in my life, but

it was not all workand no play. While there we visited Disneyland, Beverly Hills, and Universal Studios." Finally the big day came when the hard working crew left for Taiwan. After being met at the Taipei Airport

on July 1, the US team was taken to their hotel, the Mandarin, the second largest hotel in the city. The following day practice re- sumed in an unairconditioned gym- nasium. Two-a-day workouts were held for 1 V2-2 ¥2 hours. Barbara, captain for the US team, stated, "Practice remained intense with everyone still vying for a starting position." On July 2, a banquet was held in honor of all the participants of the

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IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT III Dr J H Timmerman, Director — District Hi Cherokee County -IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS- 1 513 Morninghill Dr John M Hamrick, Chairman" Columbia, S C 29210 W Ronald Barrett T, C. Atkinson, Jr., Director F. E. Hughes, Director R S Campbell, Jr Aiken County Ctiarlie W Bussey, Director Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Gary E Clary William R Alexander, Chairman Wylie Hamrick C Batchelor W G. DesCtiamps, Jr., Director Calhoun Lemon, Director E Raymond Parker Alan J Coleman Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director George G. Poole, Jr., Director James R Sanders" William J Coleman Harper Gault, Director Chris Suber, Director Thomas Eiserhardt Greenville County Frank T Gibbs" F. W. H. Taylor, Director Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director K M Watson. Chairman Elbert Hines Hamilton Lewis F. Holmes, Director Marshall Walker, Director Bill Barbary" Eugene H Kneece, Jr Waller Glenn Brackin. Jr John G Molony Joseph Bailey Bnght Alan M Tewkesbury III ATHLETIC DIRECTOR — BILL MCLELLAN Miles E Bruce • Charlie W Timmerman IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — JOSEPH J TURNER, JR. Charles A Bryan, Jr F A Townsend. Jr ' James L Walpole DIRECTOR — FRANK HOWARD J Bennetle Cornwell HONORARY Walter B Crawford" Carrol H Warner Gordon S Davis Ben G Watson Sr • W t^ Sell William Lem Dillard' H O Weeks. Representatives: * McCormIck County Henry EIrod ' Calvin H Garrett Edgefield County T C Faulkner. Jr . Chairman " • Clark Gaston, Jr E O Dukes. Jr , Chairman John P Howard Joe Gibson Joe F Anderson. Jr J W Gilliam, Jr Oconee County Joel W Gray III Charles D Hunt Henry M Herlong, Jr Joel Harris, Chairman Richard H Ivester • Joe Ben Herlong J H Abrams • Willis A King.Jr Lewis F Holmes III Ronald Paul Barnette Terry A Kingsmore* Thomas H Ryan W C Harper Jim League Herbert S Yarborough Ernest C Hughes Jim Patterson Henry M Lee J H McJunkin Director, District Floyd S Long • Lexington County Garry C Phillips Terry L Long • D H Caughman, Chairman" IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT 1 Seabrook Marchant Johnny L Cagle Pickens County L Jim Patterson, Director — District I J G Miller. Jr R Hugh Caldwell Charles E Dalton, Chairman P O Box 589 William J Neely.Jr James Tracy Childers William J Barnelt Clemson, S C 29631 Thomas K Norns William B Clinton. Jr Edith Batson" William H Orders" James A Complon Abbeville County Francis A Bosdell* John F Palmer Ernest Jamerson Corley. Jr. Ptiillip H Rosenberg. Chairman" Phillip H Burnett • H Ralph Corley, Sr I N Patterson, Jr William H Baxley III J EdBurrell George Millon Plyler • John Melton Gault III V Wendel Boggs* Jerry R Byrd" Bobby W Ramsey T A Henry Ctiarles 8 Murphy Charles Ellenburg. Jr ' James Rochester • Warren Craig Jumper* Don Southard, Jr Gaston Gage. Jr John G Slattery V F Linder.Jr M Earle Williamson Roddey E Gettys III' E Richard Taylor. Jr John W McLure M Riggs Goodman Anderson County J Harold Townes. Jr Gene Rhymer. Jr Floyd M Guerreri S T King, Chairman J W Riser Bob Harmon" S Gray Walsh Randall Bell* David H. Wilkins J Tom Shell Floyd M Hunt Victor G Chapman. Sr Charles M Stuck Frank J Jervey B K Chreitzberg Laurens County Tom C Lynch, Jr R Carol Cook J R Adair, Chairman Newberry County Dave Moorhead " Joe B Davenport* T Heath Copeland Earle J Bedenbaugh, Chairman R R Ritchie George H Ducworth Henry M Fans. Sr Walter B Cousins • * Gil Rushton" J Tom Forrester. Jr Charles Jeter Glenn Louie C Derrick" William C Singleton Drs Hentz & Hentz Gray Hipp, Jr L Glenn Fellers" B J Skelton" Robert Lee Hill Hugh Foster Morgan, Jr Melvin L Longshore G Neil Smith" C Patnck Killen C H Ragsdalelll Joseph A West" W B Owens Ralph F King, Jr Ralph Prater Terry C Shaver Eugene P Willimon C James F Little N. C Wessinger Joe H Simpson. Jr Harry Ma|or* Clifford T Smith" Randall W McClain* Spartanburg County C Gurnie Stuck P. C Osteen, Jr. W M Manning, Chairman David Waldrop. Jr • Robert G Sharpe T R Adams. Jr

James G Bagnal III Richland County Greenwood County Andy N Beiers George B Herndon. Chairman • • Robert L McCord. Chairman John L Brady. Sr George I Alley F E Abell.Jr A B Bullington, Jr Tom R Bailey Lewis Bagwell C Evans Pulman William M Cooper Jerry A Brannon Wayne Beir John B Cornwell, Jr Jack W Brunson Director, District II John Bracknell Jack Cnbb William T Clawson III William E Burnett" Kenneth Cnbb Ralph Cooper'

Johnson Craig IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT II John Easterling, Jr Albert G Coune. Jr" Robert M Erwin.Jr C Evans Pulman, Director — District II W Gerald Emory Michael R Davis W. K Fooshe" 15 Quail Hill Drive Bruce Foster James W Engram Nevit Y Johnson Greenville. S C 29607 Harry H. Gibson Larry W Flynn"

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Jr , Chairman* Golightly* Thomas E Grimes III. Chairman William B Bookhart, Don E * William E Hair William R Adkins W C Higginbolham J Johnson David E Angel J M Russell, Jr Harry * * Jack Vallentine Z, K Kelly S Lynn Campbell G • Buddy Lewis Roy W. Campfield. Jr Jack G Vallentine III Williams, Jr James P McKeownlll" O. T. Gulp James C Eddie Dalton • Buist Eaves. Jr Russell 8 Wolfe II S C McMeekin' F. Director, Al-Large Jeffrey A O Cain E M George* Robert A Richardson Jeffery T Haire * Crawford E Sanders 111' James W Hancock. Jr. A Lee Scheider, Jr William F Harper Davis O Smith * Alford Haselden * JohnB Smith, Jr W T Jenkins. Jr Keith H Waters F D Johnson* Owen. Jr E Ralph Wessinger. Sr James H Lawrence Starkey J C Rhea, Jr * Director. At-Large Saluda County Ben R. Smith, Jr * Bernard L Black, Chairman G. G. Thomas, Sr W T Fort Jr Alfred B Coleman Director, District VI James A Derrick Benjamin H Herlong James R Herlong, Jr IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT VI Patterson District VI Mark S W T Fort Jr , Director — John H Wheeler 26 Adams Street ^ Garner Bagnal T C, Wright Sumter S C 29150 * Kenneth Yarborough Director, At-Large

* Clarendon County J Ryan White Theodore B Gardner, Chairman VII Director, District DISTRICT V Julius R Eadon, Jr G H Furse, Jr North Carolina

IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT V Lawrence I Gibbons Dacosta Muckenfuss, Jr Allen J Ryan White, Director — District V W W P O Box 487 H, B Rickenbaker Roland L Connelly Horace F Swilley John Duncan * ' Walterboro, S C 29488 Bill M Reaves J L Edmonds Director, District IV Pete Folsom Allendale County Dillon County James B Foster Bradley J O Neal, Chairman W G Lynn, Chairman* Thomas W Glenn III — DISTRICT IV Wiley D Crum Charies F Carmichael* IPTAY ORGANIZATION Joe B Godfrey Billy Daniel* Bill Reaves, Director - District IV M ' E Guy Hendrix* 515 Richardson Circle, E Bamburg County L B Hardaway, Jr ' H L Hoover Claude McCain, Chairman Charles G Lucius, Jr Hartsville, S C 29550 George A Hutto, Jr R Herman Rice* Robert Martin, Jr Kirkpatnck Powell* W D Chester Fred Schrimpf Joseph L * County Robert C Lenhardt Fennell, Chairman Billy G Rogers Curtis A Robert E McClure Edward C Abell Barnwell County John Mclnnis III E Abell Howard G Dickinson, Jr , Chairman F Florence County Edgar L Miller, Jr Richard A Coleman H M Anderson* Rufus M Brown, Chairman* Tom R Morns, Jr Grover C Kennedy, Jr George R Fleming Mrs Rufus Brown D Moss,Jr Jimmy L Tarrance W Carl H Jones III Thomas D Birchmore Walter M Nash III E Lindsay W Clyde S Bryce, Jr Thomas G Roche, Jr, Donald B Murray Berkeley County * Marvin Cockfield C R Sweanngen, Jr. W H Thornley, Chairman L M Coleman, Jr Arthur E Thomas Chesterfield County Lawrence C fi/lcMillan William L Coleman* T G Westmoreland James C Slone, Chairman Frank A, Douglass, Jr William T Worth Rhett Butler Beaufort County L B Finklea, Jr Bobby J Yarborough Cecil Wayne Comer J Harry Tarrance, Chairman* * Harold B Haynes George J F Bullwinkel, Jr Al Hitchcock Ernest L Jones* John R Thomas Henry C Chambers * L Chappell Jones* DISTRICT VIII James S Gibson, Jr Dan L Tillman, Jr. James W King K White J Louis Grant Patrick Stephen H Mudge* Georgia Bryan Loadholt Ray L, Wilson, Jr. John F Poole

Wilbur O Powers Barnett A Allgood III Darlington County Calhoun County Tom M, Robertson Robert S Bonds William P Kennedy, Chairman William H Bull, Chairman* John G, Rose Andrew P Calhoun Hubert C Baker" Martin C Cheatham Allen P Wood David Tilman Cline T James Bell, Jr Lawrence M Gressette, Jr. Edward L Young John A Dickerson Carter J W Douglas C Edwards Marion D Hawking, Jr Charleston County Howard E Hord Van Noy Thornhill, Chairman' William B McCown III Georgetown County * * Robert A King Harry M McDonald John Q Adams III Glenn A Cox, Chairman William C Lawson Archie E Baker B Nickles, Jr Thomas Branyon , Jr M Joe John L Murray. Jr John C Walker- H L Dukes. Jr Samuel M Harper * Thomas E Peterson M Dreher Gaskin Edsel Hemingway, Jr H Edwin S Presnell William A Grant* Fairfield County A H Lachicotle, Jr. A U Priestet. Jr Louis M Boulware* Beverly Hafers* Joe Young * Mickey E Reeves J K Coleman Mac R Harley W B Shedd Ernest C Hughes Gregory A Jones • Joseph W Turner. Jr Harold R Jones William C Kennerty* Horry County Eugene P Willimon, Jr Samuel W McConnell R G Horton. Chairman' Kershaw County David M Murray, Jr James W Barnetle. Jr * DISTRICT IX J F Watson, Chairman Hans F Paul F L Bradham* Kenneth W Carson Carl S Pulkinen Buddy Gore* * Other States and At-Large: TommieW James, Jr Paul Quattlebaum, Jr Pat Gore Nick P Anagnosi — S C* G P Lachicotte Walter A Renken, Jr* John H, Holcombe* Emerson E Andrishok — N J T F McNamara, Jr A B Schirmer, Jr Lewis S Horton George U Bennett — Tenn. J R Stout S F Morton' Carl F Bessent — Md Lancaster County Thurman W McLamb* T C Breazeale, Jr — Tenn, Garret J Mobley, Chairman* Colleton County R S Winfield* Robert T Cathey — Tex • James A Adams JackW Carter, Sr , Chairman* Robert P Corker — Tenn John O Avinger William T Howell Frank J Cox — Ala Manon W Sams, Jr Marion County W P Clyburn * — Germany T C Atkinson III, Chairman Wm K Durham Dexter L, Cook J Ryan White III* John H Holt Mark G Fellers — Tenn Jesse Crenshaw Duncan C Mclntyre James C Furman — Tenn Manon D. Lever, Jr Dorchester County * Walter L Garvin — Tenn Joe H Lynn' Tom Salisbury, Chairman AlvinJ Hurt, Jr — Ohio James A Mobley. Jr Thomas W Bailey Sumter County F H Inabnit, Jr — Fla Henry Glenn Simpson H D, Byrd * Wyman L Morris, Chairman Ed Jackson — Colo Ronald Small Gene W Dukes T O Bowen, Jr John Osteon — Tenn Clifford M. Henley John J Britton, Jr Philip H Prince — N Y Lee County Dexter Rickenbaker* E M Dubose J V Roberts — Ala DesChamps II, Chairman' Carroll Green R L Wilder- Ben K Sharp — Tenn Hampton County Bethel C Durant JohnC Sharpe — Tenn Speights. Chairman* R McDaniel William F * Don Harry W Smith — Tenn Jerry F Crews, Jr Williamsburg County Millie D Williams — Ala Marlboro County David B Gohagan John J Snow, Chairman William L Wylie — Mich C E Calhoun, Chairman Winston A Lawton W. C Cottingham* Leon R Young — Fla Mark Slade Avent' William S Ware. Sr, W, H Cox Robert G Mace Fred P Guerry, Jr Ray C. Smith Jasper County James M Kennedy Morns, Jr • Denotes Award Winners F A Spencer Dale Ferguson III, Chairman Thomas O Special Recognition

»2,000 IPTAY SCHOLARSHIP Ralph E. Cooper Dr. Jim Hellams Columbia, SC Pendleton, SC Life Members and Honorary Life Members Creel Outdoor Advertising Dick Hendley-Sanitation, Inc. Jim and Carolyn Creel Mark S. Avent Mrs. Donna Merck Jones Greenville, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Bennettsville, SC Norfolk, VA L. J. (Bill) Hendrix, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Crews Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Lawton R. W. Dalton Columbia, SC Estill, SC Greenville, SC John R. Hines

Billy Daniel Orlando, FL Eddie Dalton William H. Mathis Dillon, SC F. M. Hipp Asheville, N.C. Atlanta, GA Daniel Construction Co. Greenville, SC Alonzo M. DeBruhl C. Heyward Morgan Greenville, SC Holiday Inn #1 Greer, SC Greenville, SC Clemson, SC William T. Davidson, Jr. Dr. B. R. Ewing Piedmont Paper Co. , Inc. Henrietta, NC Holiday Inn #2 Anderson, SC Asheville, NC Clemson, SC Premier Investment Co., Inc. Bill Folk, Jr. Memorial Billy Powers Alonzo M. Debruhl W. T. Hopkins Greensboro, NC Florence, SC Greer, SC Pendleton, SC

Grant's Textiles, Inc. H. C. Howell Martha & Fletcher Derrick In Memory of Jack R. Miller Spartanburg, Greenville, SC SC Charleston, by Philip & Celeste Prince SC

Mrs. C. Guy Gunter #1 New York, NY Mr. & Mrs. Lachlan L. Hyatt James F. Douglas Greenville, SC Spartanburg, SC Travelers Rest, SC Mrs. Lena A. Sloan Mrs. C. Guy Gunter #2 Imperial Die Casting Corp. Clemson, SC J. Henry Dowdy Greenville, SC Pickens, SC High Point, NC Mr. & Mrs. John R. Smith Jeffrey Manufacturing Division Mr. & Mrs. Joe F. Hayes Anderson, SC SC State Fair Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Columbia, SC Francis A. Jeffries, Sr. Memorial Coach Frank J. Howard Mr. & Mrs. Eugene P. Willimon Farmer-Barnett, Inc. Columbia, SC Clemson, SC Clemson, SC Greenville, SC Capt. Frank J. Jervey

B. C. Inabinet, Jr. Mr. &Mrs. Charles Richard Wood Clemson, SC First Federal Savings & Loan #1 Hopkins, SC Ft. Worth, TX Assn. of Greenville Joseph Crosby Jones H. Ray Davis, Pres. Wilkesboro, NC Greenville, SC Abney Mills Robert H. Bell, Jr. Ralph W. & J. Morgan Jones Anderson, Graniteville, SC SC First Federal Savings & Loan #2 Greenwood, SC

Mr. Mrs. Harold E. Addis Mr. Mrs. Jack M. Blasius Assn. of Greenville & & D. A. Kennerly H. Ray Davis, Pres. Greenville, SC Spartanburg, SC Orangeburg, SC Greenville, SC George & Nancy Alley James H. Boulware Mr. Marion Kirkland Columbia, SC Anderson, SC Mr. & Mrs. Lenard J. Flynn Elgin, S C.

A. D. Amick Memorial Bradley-Horton-Kolb Anderson, SC In Memory of E. C. (Red) Kneece Batesburg, SC Florence, SC Forest Products, Inc. by Nita& Kathleen

T. C. Atkinson III & Friend Bob Baker Statesville, NC Sumter, SC Anderson, SC Marion, SC Clarence Koester-ARA William C. Foster T. C. Atkinson, Jr. Doyle C. Burton Clemson, SC Services, Inc. Marion, SC Clemson, SC Atlanta, GA Arch Fowler Leasing Associates T. L. Ayers, Jr. In Memory of Ralph M & Herbert Columbia, SC Greenville, SC Cannon by Alan Y. Cannon Anderson, S.C. Anderson, SC Francis Realty Co. J. Garner Bagnal Calhoun Lemon Greenville, SC Statesville, NC Carolina Eastern, Inc. Barnwell, SC Charleston, SC Mr. & Mrs. Neil S. Granger Y. C. Ballenger Electrical Contr. Mrs. E. Oswald Lightsey Greenville, SC Spartanburg, SC J. Lawrence Cartee Hampton, SC

Clemson, SC John E. Hamilton Bankers Trust of SC Mr. & Mrs. V. F. Linder, Jr. Jacksonville, FL Greenwood, SC Carter-Miot Engineering Co. Irmo, SC Mr. & Mrs. RayO. Carter Harper Builders, Inc. Clarence B. Bauknight, Jr. In Memory of Elbert L. Bailes Chapin, SC Williamston, SC Greenville, SC West Union, SC

J. E. "Bo" Chinners, Jr. Harrison Bay Brokerage Co., Inc. J. Benson Thrift Brothers Const. Co. Dallas, TX Simpsonville, SC Taylors, SC Seneca, SC

Earle J. Bedenbaugh Clover Knits, Inc. John B. Hartnett "Tiger Booster" Greenwood Prosperity, SC Clover, SC Isle of Palms, SC Greenwood, SC

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

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

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

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

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

Sammie Morris Charles F. Rhem, Jr. Bill Starnes Western Beverage Co. Sumter, SC Greer, SC Perry, SC Taylors, SC

Hemingway Pharmacy H. B. Risher James B. Stephens J. F. Wyman, Jr. Hemingway, SC Spartanburg, SC Greenville, SC Estill, SC

Norm Greene Drs. J. 0. &K. C. Shuler M ,000 TIGER SCHOLARSHIP Moncks Corner, SC Mt. Pleasant, SC Life Members Dr. Rhett B. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Moncks Corner, SC Shuler, Jr. R. W. Bond Clemson IPTAY Carrol H. Warner Dr. A. Fred Stringer, Jr. North Charleston, SC John H. Swicord, MD Wagener, SC Anderson, SC Scholarship Endowment Moncks Corner, SC Mr. & Mrs. Christopher F. Greenville, Chris Suber Sutphin S C. M. W. Umphlett Memorial Anderson, SC Wadmalaw Island, SC ALLENDALE by Clyde D.& Calhoun W. R. A. Bowen Memorial IPTAY B, Yarborough Temple-Watts-Straup Umphlett Scholarship W Allendale, SC Anderson, SC Moncks Corner, SC CHEROKEE Macon, G.A. James C. Thompson, Jr. Ware Brothers Const. Co. R. S. Campbell, Jr. Anderson, SC Moncks Corner, SC Gaffney, SC ABBEVILLE ANDERSON Associates Albany Felt Co. David D. David U. Ayers R.A. AII&W. Frank Eskridge Windsor Curry St. Stephen, Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Anderson, SC S.C. Gaffney, SC Caldwell Wylie William H. Baxleylll, DMD TheC&S National Bank Jimmy Hamrick Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Belton, SC Gaffney, SC

Grady R. Jones CHARLESTON Keller Mr. & Mrs. Wm. C. Dupre Nathan W. Childs Investment, Inc. Belton, Gaffney, Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC SC F, A. Bailey III SC Charleston, SC Dr. J. Clayton Richardson E. Raymond Parker Mr. & Mrs. James B Jones, Jr. B. K. Chreitzberg & Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Dr. C. Eric Richardson Ricky Bailey Gaffney, SC Belton, SC Charleston, SC Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Milford R. Carol Cook Rusty Poole & David P. Riggins Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Ruble H. Black Belks-Northwood Mall Gaffney, SC Honea Path, SC Charleston, SC Rosenberg-Barber-Nelson R Doug Cromer Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Ridgeway Charleston Oil Co. CHESTER Honea Path, SC Van Noy, Tommy & Ned Don Wayne Southard/Eddy First National Bank of SC A Friend from Chester & Thornhill Roger H. A. M. Anderson & Clemson Office Davis Chester, SC Thomas & Mundy Charleston, SC Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Iva, SC Frank S. Hanckel, Jr. Lamar Gaillard CHESTERFIELD AIKEN Forrester's — J. Tom Forrester Williamston, Charleston, SC Anderson, SC SC J. Chris Swift William R. Alexander Marsha E. Hass Cheraw, SC Aiken, SC Frank Distributing Co. Charleston, SC Anderson, SC BAMBERG Dr. Billy Blakeney "A Tiger" 0. Ray Lever Dr. F. Marion Dwight Pageland, SC Aiken, SC Dr. Walter L. Gaillard Charleston, SC Anderson, SC Bamberg, SC F. A. Townsend & Frank E. Lucas CLARENDON F. A. Townsend, Jr. George's Drive Inn Charleston, SC Aiken, SC Anderson, SC BARNWELL Mr. &Mrs. John A. Walter Allison & Patsy Grimes Carl S. Pulkinen Manning, SC T. Clifton Weeks Hopper Gulf Service Elko, SC Charleston, SC Aiken, SC Anderson, SC John William Green A Friend from Williston William A, Grant, President Turbeville, SC Dick Day Max B. King Memorial Williston, SC Tri-County Concrete Corp. North Augusta, SC Anderson, SC Hanahan, SC COLLETON Frank T. Gibbs KingOil Co. Dr. & Mrs. J. R. Stout Dr. J. Frank Biggers North Augusta, SC Anderson, SC BEAUFORT Hanahan, SC Walterboro, SC Bates Associates, JohnT. Gibbs, Jr. P.C. Osteen, Jr. Architects Planners Phil & Mary Bradley Calvert W. Huffines North Augusta, SC Anderson, SC Hilton Head Island, SC Johns Island, SC Walterboro, SC Harry L. Howard T. Barney Smith E. M. Seabrook, Jr. North Augusta, SC Anderson, SC BERKELEY DARLINGTON E. M. Seabrook III & Mr. & Mrs. George L. Webb James A. Smith, Jr. Austin Construction Co. Lewis E. Seabrook William M. Boyce Salley, SC Anderson, SC Moncks Corner, SC Mt. Pleasant, SC Darlington, SC 67 ,

R. B. Pond Const. Co, Inc. James W. King Glen Gordon Daves, MD/ Non-Fluid Oil Corp. Benjamin E. Morgan

William M. Boyce Johnsonville, SC J. L. Locklair Greenville, SC Greer, SC Darlington, SO Greenville, SC King Farms —Joe W. King Orderest, Inc. W. Carl Smith R. B. Pond, Jr. Johnsonville, SC Gordon S. Davis Greenville, SC Greer, SC Darlington, SC Greenville, SC Palmetto Health Associates Z. H. Owings Jack R. Kelley

G.James Wilds III Johnsonville, SC W Frank Durham, Jr. Greenville, SC Mauldin, SC Darlington, SC Greenville, SC John E. Taylor, Jr. Alton F. Painter Blakely Dairy Farm, Inc. T. James Bell, Jr., MD Johnsonville. SC Enwright Associates, Inc. Greenville, SC Piedmont, SC Hartsville, SC Greenville, SC William G. Moorer Joe D. Pearson Everett L. Landrum, Jr. Carlton D. Buckles Lake City, SC Fortson Travel Agency Greenville, SC Piedmont, SC Hartsville, SC Greenville, SC Joe, Joey & Bobby Bostick John Perkins William H. Moody Dr. Paul A. Coward Pamplico, SC Francis Produce Greenville, SC Piedmont, SC Hartsville, SC Greenville, SC Dr. William L. Coleman Chemsize, Inc. /Roger G. Perry Andy/ Peggy/Steve Mullikin Auburndale Plantation/ Pamplico, SC Freeman, Wells & Major Greenville, SC & J. W. & Dodd McCall Frank M. Flowers & Sons Greenville. SC Piedmont, SC Jack E. Pittman Hartsville, SC GEORGETOWN Tom Garrett Greenville, SC A. Courtney Cobb Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr. Mrs. Yank Barrineau Greenville, SC Simpsonville, SC Pringle-Owings, Inc. Hartsville, SC Andrews, SC A. P. Gray Greenville, SC Mrs. Donald R. Doss Harry M. McDonald Joe/Tom my/ Joey Branyon Greenville, SC Simpsonville, SC C. Evans Putman Hartsville, SC Andrews, SC Joel W. Gray III Greenville, SC Thomas P. Lane Jr. & In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Loyd C. Morris Greenville, SC Kenneth J. Hall B. D. Robbins W. P. (Pap) Timmerman Andrews, SC Simpsonville, SC C. L. Greene Greenville, SC Hartsville, SC C. L. Cribb, Jr. Greenville, SC Frank J McGee James Rochester Co. Georgetown, SC Simpsonville, SC DILLON James F. Harrison Inc. —James Rochester Samuel M. Harper Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Kathleen McGee Charles F. Carmichael & Georgetown, Su Simpsonville, SC Savings Inc. J. Kirk Hind J. D. Rudder Dillon, SC Glenn, Myra & Jennifer Cox Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Roberta B. Sanford Pawleys Island Apothecary Simpsonville, SC Albert J. & T Neal Rogers Francis K. (Frank) Hinnant Truman W. Shirley, Jr. Pawleys Island, SC Fork, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Bill & Marian Barbary Harrison S. Forrester Taylors, SC Mr. & Mrs Joseph L. Powell J. D. Hollingsworth on J. E. SirrineCo. #1 Pawleys Island, SC Latta, SC Wheels, Inc. Greenville, SC Earle W. Sargent Memorial

A. H. Lachicotte. Jr. Greenville, SC by Carolina Belting Co. J. E. SirrineCo. #2 Pawleys Island, SC Taylors, SC DORCHESTER Maurice Holman Greenville, SC Boyce Construction Corp. William D. Rigby Greenville, SC Nutex, Inc. J. E. Sirrine Co. #3 Summerville, SC Pawleys Island, SC Taylors, SC W. M. Hooks Greenville, SC Cinderella L. Flowers Greenville, SC Roy M. Pitts/Jubilee Sales Dr. Roberts. Small Summerville, SC Taylors, SC Willie R. Hudson Greenville, SC GREENVILLE Berlin G. Myers Lumber Corp. Greenville, SC Dr. William Evins James M. Stephens Summerville, SC W J. Abies Travelers Rest, SC Greenville. SC Dick Hendley Greenville, SC; Salisbury Brick, Inc. Industrial House keeping, Inc. Philip A. Hawkins Dwight F. Allen Murray M. Stokely Summerville, SC Greenville, SC Travelers Rest, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Intex Products, Inc. #1 George I. Theisen EDGEFIELD Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Atkinson Henry W. Suber Greenville, SC Travelers Rest, SC Greenville. Greenville, SC Joe F. Anderson, Sr. SC Intex Products, Inc. #2 Edgefield, SC Sunshine Cleaners & David W. Balentine Greenville, SC Laundry The Doug Curtis Family Greenville. SC William B. Jackson Greenville, SC GREENWOOD Johnston, SC Andrew P. Ballard Greenville, SC Joe Bowers Greenville, Terry Tallon Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Herlong SC Greenwood, SC Dr. J. Don Kelley Greenville, SC Johnston, SC Mr. & Mrs, Frank B. Barnett Greenville, SC Jack & Jean Burch Greenville, SC Tex Tech Corp. Horace T. Holmes Greenwood, SC Dr. Roland M. Knight Greenville, SC Trenton, SC AARO Rents, Inc. Greenville, SC W. F. Gilbert & Associates, Inc. Inc. L. L. Bates, Jr. Thermo-Kinetics, Lewis F. Holmes Greenwood, SC Lanford Company J. E. Chambers Trenton, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Greenwood Packing Plant John H. Beckroge, Jr. Greenwood, SC Greenville, SC Terrell Lankford Insurance United Investors FAIRFIELD Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Charles E. Key Frank J. Black Greenwood, SC A. H. McMeekin, Jr. Greenville, SC Lawton Lumber Co. , Inc. Vulcan Materials, Inc. Monticello, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Jimmy L. McWhorter Black Construction, Inc. Greenwood, SC Robert A Westbrook Greenville, SC J. 0. Leonard, Jr. William L. Walker Monticello, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Dr. & Mrs. J. C. Rockwell Thomas L. Caldroney Greenwood, SC J. K. Coleman Greenville, SC Fred & Hallie Mappus Thomas J. Warwick Winnsboro, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Robert H. Rykard Cannon Leroy Motors #2 Greenwood, SC Forest E. Hughes, Jr. Greenville, SC George Marianos William Nash Wasson Winnsboro, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC South Atlantic Constrs., Inc. Cato Trailer Service Co., Inc. Greenwood, SC Harold R. Jones Greenville, SC C. B. Martin Curtis D. Welborn Winnsboro, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC A. M. Tuck, Inc. #1 Computer Professionals, Inc. Greenwood, SC Greenville, SC L. A. McKinney Joel W. Wells FLORENCE Greenville, SC Greenville, SC A. M. Tuck, Inc. #2 Mr. & Mrs. Rufus M. Brown Cooper Motor Lines, Inc. Greenwood, SC James D. Miller Marion "Footsie" Wood Florence, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Dr. & Mrs. William R. Warner Covil Corp. L. Chappell Jones Joseph Bailey Bright Greenwood, SC Greenville, SC Morris Const. Co. Florence, SC Greer, Henry Holseberg/ SC W. K. Brown C. Curtis Crawford Tom M. Robertson C. Dale Hunter William Lem Dillard Hodges, SC Greenville, SC Florence, SC Greenville, SC Greer, SC In Memory of Robert H. (Hack) Dr. & Mrs. John M. Thomason Walter B. Crawford Kenneth L. Nail Neall 0. Holder Latimer Florence, SC Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Greer, SC Ware Shoals, SC 68 Lewis Bagwell Mike D. Hellams Memorial Mr, & Mrs. Kevin J. Hughes Dr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Skelton J. T. Dukes Ware Shoals, SC Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC

William F. Phillips P. W. McAlister Oconee Savings & Loan Asso Col. & Mrs. E. N. Tyndall Larry W. Flynn Ware Shoals, SC Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC

OlinT. Wells Palmetto Spinning Corp. #1 Jack R. Tatham Stan Ulmer, MD Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Fugate Ware Shoals, SC Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC

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Vaughn E. Bullard, DDS W. C. Harper, Jr. Sanders & Deal The Development Group, Inc. "A Friend" Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Inman, SC 69 Allen Walcher Jerome J. Richardson YORK Mr. & Mrs. E. T. Mcllwain R. A. Bowen, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Inman, SC Terry Cook Greensboro, NC Macon, GA Huckabee Endowment Fund Clover, SC Thornton, Inc. Lloyd W. Purser The Unknown Tiger Lyman, SC Spartanburg, Joseph L. Huckabee Greensboro, SC NC Tifton, GA Rock Hill, SC Arnold L. Nanney Mr. & Mrs. R. S. McCants III Terry F. Thruston Terry & Deborah Powell Moore, SC Charles K. Segal Greenville, NC Spartanburg, SC Trion, GA Rock Hill, SC A. Bullington, Jr. B. Grover Industries, Inc. #1 Dr. Harold S Vigodsky Roebuck. SC Marshall E. Walker Grover, NC Spartanburg, SC OTHER Rock Hill. SC Henry A. Ramella/FPC, Inc. Grover Industries, Inc. #2 Albany Felt Co, Roebuck, Raymond S, Waters SC North Carolina Grover, NC New York, NY Spartanburg, SC Mr. Mrs, H. J. Bowman & Joe W, Sellers Allison F. Kirkley Mr, & Mrs. Samuel R. Harding Boyd West Arden, NC Spartanburg, SC Hendersonville, NC Chester, VA Spartanburg, SC Mr. & Mrs. David G. Dennis D. William Brosnan Barbara & Howard Kress P. V. Guyton Boyd W, Wingo Asheville, NC Spartanburg, SC Kinston, NC Paoli, PA Spartanburg, SC Harry H. Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Bates Gordon L. Goodson Castleman Det Chesley Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Lincolnton, NC Dowingtown, PA Charles A. Grant Kitty & Heyward Bellamy SUMTER Donald A. Fowler George I, Gondelman Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Booth- Boyle Livestock Co. Marion, NC Great Neck, NY

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J Richard Knopf, Sr Richard Herbert South General Const Co , Inc, Mitchell S, Scott Robert Lee Hill ArnieC Spencer Dr Charles W Hinnant Walter Price Spires ANDERSON Gary L Holcombe Pete I & Jim Stathakis Steve Adams John Hooper Brown Tony Keith Stewart , Anderson Pediatric Group John D , Jr Hagnew Hopkins Lawrence A Sutherland R H Anderson Home Enterprises Dr Edgar Talbert Anderson County Clem son Club Independent Publishing Co JohnC Taylor III Anderson Orthodontic Associates Andy & Lori Jarman Mr & Mrs Frederick J Terry John B Ashley Wallace Jones J D Thrasher, Inc,

Baychem GaryC Kidd In Memory of Marion Washington Dr Robert B Belk James F Little Class of '44 Mr & Mrs Guy W Black '500 Mrs C H Lomas Western Sizzlin Steak House

GOLD CARD ' Boscobel Golf & Country Club Mr & Mrs Carl M Lund David G Williams Budweiser of Anderson G Eugene Madden David G Williams Life Members Carolina Scrap Processors Steven E Madden Harry M Wilson.

Linwood Cheatham Harry Major Kenneth S, Wohlford Mrs Frances G Boatwright Thomas L Earns John T Clardy K M Mattison James H (Jay) Gully Donald L Fulmer Jesse A Cobb, Jr McCairs, Inc BAMBERG Mr & Mrs James S Hunter Robert D Gantt Howard M Corbett & Carlyle Poole Mr & Mrs Carl McClain Mr S Mrs Norman Kirkland S Tommy, Jane Jana Crawford Thomas F Kicklighter Mr, & Mrs James K Gregory S J H. McDaniel Mr &Mrs James R, Sursavage Clarence A ' Liltleiohn Memorial Elbert Hines Hamilton Davis J Norman Phillips Claude McCain W M Dillard Piedmont Candy & Cigar Co Johns & Charles R , Jr Hatcher Dr Claude Dixon ABBEVILLE H Earle Holley, Jr C Randolph McClure, Sr Memorial BARNWELL Boyce H Carlisle Joseph K Kneece Billy Joe Durham Pizza Inn Assoc Hugh Birt Dr John L Raymond Fleming & Mrs Guy Eugene H Kneece, Jr. Mr &Mrs Norman W Powell Mr & Mrs David Craig Dr Mrs C L Huggins Richard L Meyer & Richard C Fox James E Reid Ted W Craig

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

Robert I Geisel Williams Alice McNeil A H Peters, Jr Dr Donald C Roberts & Frederick D Mixon

J Verone Peace Dr M Ray Gillespie Or Joseph C Yarbrough. Jr Norman M Smith II Rees Electric Co , Inc Charles L Powell Mr «. Mrs William H Gilmer J E Stewart BIdrs, Inc Grady Sanders Thomas Warren Weeks

Mr and Mrs Eddie Seigler III Glen Rill Farms W Alan M Tewkesbury III Mr & Mrs Dennis B, Simmons

Richard W Wislon Agency Dr Charlie W Timmerman Glenn Plumbing Co , Inc Singer Company Motor Products & Sewing BEAUFORT James L Walpole Mr & Mrs, Phil C Greeson Machine Divisions James Arthur Buck AIKEN Hardy Dr W G Watson Boys Food Shops Thomas Jerry Slaton Stratton A Demosthenes ! Alexander-Moormann & Assocs. Harley-Davidson of H Odell Weeks, Jr Anderson Charlie E Smith T R Garrett L J Coker Robert V Harrell Mr & Mrs HO Weeks, Sr Dr John Horton Smith Charles L Johnson H C Coward S. Son Hartrow, Inc, —Malcolm Hare Mr & Mrs Robert W Smith Bryan Loadholt Mr S Mrs Steve C Ergle ALLENDALE Kenneths, Heller, MD Ronnie A Smith Mr & Mrs, John Tilton Mr & Mrs A G Evans S Gregory W Ross Brewer Sam R Henley Mr & Mrs, Tony Smith Michael A, Yeargin 70 Anderson County IPTAY Club Clemson's Most Supportive Local Club Salutes The Tigers

Club President Ralph King presents a check to IPTAY Executive Secretary Joe Turner. Funds provided by the Annual IPTAY Golf Tournament sponsored by the Anderson IPTAY Club are presented to support Clemson

Athletics. Left to nght: S. T. King - IPTAY Chairman. Anderson County: Allison Dalton - Sports Promotion

Director. Clemson University; Joe Turner - Executive Secretary. IPTAY; Bob Hill - Secretary - Treasurer, Anderson County IPTAY Club; Ralph King - President. Anderson County IPTAY Club.

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Mrs John R Davis S, M W E Lindsay V, B Lippard, Jr Troy E Bennett. Sr, G R McLellan Sinclair Herbert D Lutz Sandy Long G&PTruckmgCo , Inc DoraG Bigbee Bud & Pressley Greenwood Motor Lines. Inc, Joan B , Joseph R Lovin Larry J Blackstock MCCORMICK Ann Pressley G Bonner Harvley John N & Mary Henry Lucius III Inc Larry E Blakely Bowen Pulpwood Co . Jr Jennings Walker J B Pressley, J Harold Mack Architect James A Boling — Mrs Helena W Faulkner Halsted M Stone, MD SeabrookL Marchant Nevit Y Johnson James E Bostic W T Wrenn C Masters Arnold Lynn Jones NEWBERRY W W Bridwell W Bob Maxwell Builders, Inc, "A Friend" Kent Bedenbaugh Mr & Mrs Don Brookshire R CHESTERFIELD Jeff Knight Greer Asphalt Paving, Inc, Albert F Busby Robert E Brown James C Crawford, Jr Lawrence JackMcCall. Jr Jack Walter B Cousins James H Brown H James P & Mary A Fields A Liner Edward McCameron, Jr Robert Louie C Derrick Peter H Bryan Roy E Long W H McCrary Gordon S Leslie. Jr CLARENDON Charles A Bryan, Jr James V Lowe , Sr McCraw Morris L G , Jr & L G Larry A Dr Clarence E Coker, Jr Wallace H Burgess McNamara Mr, & Mrs Bill Madden & Mr & Mrs Neel A Friend CMC Development Co Dr James P Buddy David Williams Dusty Ginger Rhodes Carl & Rachel Merritt Terry C Shaver & J C Calloway Mickel P R Nickles H B Rickenbaker Frank B Camerson Buck Ferd J Summer Melvin Pace Horace F Swilley Grady Miller s Honda David C Waldrop. Jr Carolina Sprinkler Co , Inc Willie Powell Moore-Tinsley Supply Co Mae Sr, Carolyn Warehouses, Inc David C Waldrop. 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Inc Sidney Lamar Cline HAHAPTDN W Cody Owens Mr SMrs Louis R Elliott A Family of Tigers Supporters Fred Collins W C Hood Service, Inc John F Palmer & Frady's Jeffreys Huggins Commercial Air Cond Service Mr &Mrs W H Mauldin MelvinW Bashor Hams Marine & R V , Inc Dr Wm P Kennedy John Herbert Conrad PeteG Ml ley Palmetto Loom Reed Co, Or Wm S Holliday William B McCown 111 Contractors Service & Rentals J D Rouse, Sr & Dr Jacob D Rouse, Jr Russell Hunter Park Di FrankA Hoshall, Jr BilIM Reaves James Rudolph Cox II of Gerald E Brown, Jr Jr In Memory 1 N Patterson, HORRY Andrew L Richardson Sam I Cram Patterson Samuel R Spann K-Mac Service. Inc Farms Ralph Crawley L R "Choppy" Syracuse C Keese Marion T Bellamy Deryl C KeeseS Wm JohnC Walker John G Creech Mr & Mrs Andrew H Pioth N Landreth. 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It usually goes unnoticed un- Bermuda grass, a "Cadillac" The turf on golf courses is the dermillions of cleats, yet it is the grass, said Mazur. But most col- key element in the sport, and footing of both champions and lege and high school budgets owners give more intensive care losers, dampened by blood, can't support the constant up- to the delicate grasses on a daily sweat and tears. keep a hybrid variety demands, basis. Most courses in this area The quarterback, the wide re- he added. feature Bermuda grass fairways, ceiver and the punter bask in the Bermuda grass needs mowing but a facility's budget deter- crowd's attention, but it's the about twice weekly, depending mines the kind of grass used turf that can make or break a on the amount of water applied. around sandtrapsandon putting game. A soft spot here, a grass- About one pound of nitrogen per greens. less patch of dirt there, can 1,000 square feet is also re- About 70 percent of Mazur's cause a slip that may cost the quired. A deluxe hybrid grass research, conducted forthe S.C. game-winning touchdown. would demand twice as much Experiment Station, is funded The Death Valley turf, like that labor and expensive fertilizers. by golfing interests. One exam- of many other football stadiums pleof howresearch hasaidedthe and golf courses, didn't just golf industry is the creation of spring up from the earth. The varieties that can be trimmed to fine grade of Bermuda grass on within three-sixteenth of an inch Frank Howard Field is the result and survive. Research has proof years of research and careful duced varieties that withstand management. extreme temperatures and are There's more to good stadium disease resistant. and golf course grass than seed Scientists also study seeding and water. "Management is ex- requirements, fertility and weed tremely important and dramati- control. cally influences the activities Turf researchers also help that take place on the grass," homeowners with lawns. Last said Bob Mazur, a Clemson horti- year the University released culturist who researches ways to "Clemfine," a tall fescue improve turf grasses for playing variety that will soon be availa- fields and home lawns. ble, Mazursaid. Theturf grass is For example, just the right a high quality lawn covering that amountof watermust beapplied "looks beautiful" year-round atthe righttime. Toomuch mois- and staysgreen in winter without ture can slow a speeding reseeding. fullback — or a putt headed for Research continues on cool the cup. season grasses, which thrive in

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Behind the Scenes sent back to the hotel to pass out room done or checked over. "We were in a Continued from page 47 keys when the team got there. different situation down there," said Once the team was settled in the hotel, Alan Wertz, a junior from Charleston, the routine settled down. After the team S.C. "We know where everything goes at and before the players' travel bags, ate and went to the movies Friday night, the ACC schools and we don't have any ." which contain all of the pads, the game the trainers — Jay Bennett, Greg Craig, problems, but there. . He really didn't uniforms, and their helmet. Our luggage Joe Franks, and Bob Easley — sprung have to say anything else. was put in the back of the truck. into action. Their job on Friday is to Warmups and the game went as al- "The planning and packing for the road deliver snacks to the players before ways— perfect down to the letter for the trips is the most enjoyable part of my lights out. managers and trainers, including the job," said the managers' boss, equip- Saturday started out as bad as Friday final score—Tigers 13, Tulane 5. mentmanager LenGough, whotakesreal had ended because none of the game The game ended at 10:15 pm and by pride in how the teams looks when they lights were turned on for the team's 1 1:00pm, notraceof Clemson ever being go play on Saturday afternoons. workout and it looked like Clemson was there remained as everything was re- Once the truck was packed, the five practicing in a giant cave. packed and the truck was on the road. My

traveling managersand I took off for New "That's the thing about being a man- sojourn into the world of participatory Orleans. The team and the four traveling ager," said Seay. "Just when you get journalism ended when we got back to trainers flew down Friday afternoon with good at this game, they change the rules. Clemson Sunday night, but the weekly the team, but the managers had to be This job will drive you half insane, but cycle for the managers and trainers be- there Friday to set up. then it gets fun. You can't be uptight or gan once again. The tone was set for the rest of the trip nervous." "Weare blessed to have managers and Friday afternoon when the managersand After the morning workout, the man- trainers like the ones we have," said their George Plimpton tag-along got to agers really started hopping. All of the Danny Ford. "They have done an out- the Superdome. First, the equipment shoes were polished, the helmets waxed, standing job for us. They are really a first- truck could not navigate around the the jerseys hung neatly, the pads all quality group. They make practice and poles well enough to drive to the locker stacked, and the helmets placed in a row travel easy for the coaches and the room, so we faced the prospect of walk- on the tops of the locker and the travel players, because they absolutely take ing all of the equipment either across the bags at the base. "The only day we get to care of everything." field or around the stands. Luckily, a show off is on game days," said Bobby "It is always assumed we will be Superdome pickup truck drove by and Douglas, who is Cough's assistant. "We there," said Jeff Singletary, another we put the traveling bags in the back of take great pride in the way the locker junior from Charleston. "I just wonder

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By David McGrew State had the only two serious scoring "When Willie caught the ball and

threats in the first half. The visitors from started running, I said to myself, 'oh boy, the Clemson 27. But, " Prior to the 1977 season, a leading Raleigh drove to here goes Willie again.' laughed Ryan. Sherrill missed a field goal. only "1 Southern newspaper had referred to Jay The thought for sure the offense was going drive Clemson football as the depression of the other sustained ended when Eddie to have to start around our own five-yard ACC. Every prognosticator said that the Geathers intercepted another Evans' line. But, I guess Willie knew what he was pass, and the half ended in a scoreless Tigers were doomed to another mediocre doing because he ended up 75 yards tie. from where he started. It changed the season. After all. the previous year Clem- hard-fought defen- son had suffered through a 3-6-2 season "The game was a momentum dramatically." with the exact same squad. sive struggle," remembered Willie Three plays later Steve Fuller con- However, following an opening game Jordan. "Both defenses were very physi- nected with Jerry Butlerfora 19-yard TD loss to Maryland. Clemson ripped off cal and aggressive and dominated the pass for Clemson's lone score of the day wins against Georgia. Georgia Tech, offenses. Clemson's defense was on the and a 7-3 lead. Virginia Tech, Virginia, and Duke. Next field an awful lot in that game, but we However, the Wolfpack began to open on the agenda for the hungry Tigers came came through with the big interceptions up. State moved 30 yards in three plays a seasoned group of veterans from N.C. and key hits when we needed them." and found themselves in Tiger territory. finally first State. But, everything was pointing to- The Wolfpack was to put Evans dropped back and rifled a pass to Stringer's ward a letdown for the Tigers in Death points on the board. Ralph the Clemson 20-yard line. However, at Valley. Quarterback Steve Fuller had second half kickoff return set Bo Rein's the last moment. Steve Ryan stepped in in field position the ball missed the entire week of practice due to club up excellent and front to intercept and returned the an injured hand, and many felt that the Pack was on the move. When the drive 37 yards. 39- Wolfpack was going to burst Clemson's stalled. Jay Sherrill connected on a "Evans started out like it was going to bubble. yard field goal to sire State a 3-0 lead, a bea counter opt ion, but the wide receiver "All during the week, the coaches were margin that looked as though it would was sprinting downfield," said Ryan emphasizing that we had to be ready to stand for the rest of the game. describing the play. "Evans rolled back

enter Willie Jordan, better right, I with play every game to stay in the ACC race," Then, tohis and keptgoingback the recalls AII-ACC safety Steve Ryan. known for his "Willie's Return Service" receiver. When the ball got to the re-

"Everybody knew we couldn't have a t-shirt. ceiver. 1 just stepped in front. Afterthat,

"I things I letdown because we could lose the game remember thinking that just picked my way back up field behind

weren't looking I and thus the conference. State had a so good when went back some great blocking." very talented team that year especially to receive Johnny Evans' punt," said But. the Tigers couldn't capitalize and on offense with their Ail-American run- Jordan. "But, as soon as he hit the punt. I following several clutch punts by Sims,

knew that it was the one I had been State had one more chance. This time, it ningback Ted Brown who is now with the Minnesota Vikings." waiting for all day. It was a long punt that was Rex Varn's turn as he grabbed ping Evans had of the Early on. the tone was set for a defen- was drop quickly meaning Clemson's fourth interception sive struggle as both offenses sputtered. outkicked his coverage. Even though I game to seal the victory.

the ball on the goal line, I wasn't Clemson had to rely on freshman punter caught "The State game was an interesting Dave Sims to boot the team out of trouble going to miss the opportunity. and very tough game." summed up Ryan. on many occasions. "i know there must have been 50.000 "We had a lot of things going against us. a little yards against us, Sims' first opportunity to punt came people and a few coaches upset Ted Brown gained 122

I running, in stats, and between after Clemson's first posession. He re- with me when started but they beat us the

I'm sure that all changed when I hit the But, kept them out of the sponded with a 57-yard mortar shot that the 20's. we where it backed State up to their own nine-yard 40-yard line." end zone and won counted, on Ryan concurs with Jordan. line. Sims ended up averaging over 41 Steve the scoreboard." yards a kick in the game on nine punts, and most came in pressure situations. "Going into almost every game that year." said Sims, "it was like I was in a

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the crowd or level of competition. I wanted to prove to the other players that I could pull my own weightand that I belonged in the ACC.

"I knew when I hitthatfirst puntthat it wasagoodone. Gettingoff tosuch agood start in a big game like that helped my confidence for the rest of the game. The offense wasn't doing too well, and. even though that put a lot of pressure on me, they knew they could count on me." Despite Sims' booming initial punt. State got their offense going on their first possession. Behind the running of Ted Brown and Billy Ray Vickers. the Pack moved into Clemson territory. However, when Evans went back to attempt his first pass of the game. Randy Scott intercepted to snuff out the visitor's first Steve Fuller hit Jerry Butler with the only scoring pass of the 1977 N.C. State - Clemson offensive thrust. game.

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