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October 10, 1981 Today's Game and Statistics Clemson vs. Virginia Today's Matchups Clemson Memorial Stadium Athletic Administration University Officials C Twirler Extraordinare u Becky Dalton has been Clemson's feature Stadium Information twirler for four years and she has racked up Athletic Dept. Staff as many awards for her performance on Managers & Trainers gridiron Fuller accumulated the as Steve IPTAY Club in Tigertown. Cricket Yates profiles America's top majorette. Cheerleaders Terry Kinard Clemson University 8 Clemson's starting free safety is only a IPTAY Officers/Representatives junior, but Terry Kinard has already made Clemson's Coaches more big plays in his career than most Today s Band Program athletes make in four years. Tim Bourret Tiger Cartoon takes a look at a future All-America candidate. Picture From the Past 35 When You ask a Clemson fan about the most famous football photo in Clemson history he is quick with an answer. "Why Players & Coaches Jerry Butler's catch that beat Carolina in Head Coach Danny Ford '77 of course." Assistant Van Hilderbrand Coaches 42 Clemson's football attendance at home Clemson Players games has increased 57 percent over the Clemson Alphabetical Roster last six years and with the rise has come Clemson Numerical Roster an increase in responsibilities for the Opponent's Numerical Roster Tiger ticket office. Scott Jenkins examines the duties of Van Hilderbrand. Opponent's Alphabetical Roster Past Tigers Where Are You Now? Meet Today's Opponent 46 Clemson's playful mascot has become a legend in recent years for his mischievous undertakings. Kim Kelly takes a look at past Clemson mascots and some of their contributions to the color and pageantry of college football. Photo Credits: A special thanks to the NCAA Statistics Clemson Communication Center staff of 62 Ever wonder how unusual plays are Jim Burns, Charles Haralson, Tom scored according to NCAA rules. Here's Shockley, Vince Ducker, Hal Smith, Ben a little quiz that clarifies the proper Hendricks, Jim Martin, Lance McKinney statistical treatment of some unusual and Dave Lewis. Also to Earle Martin, circumstances. Jim Bradley, and the staff of the Orange & White University Feature 96 Homecoming '81 won't end with today's postgame revels for something new has been added to Clemson's fall calendar. Catch the Clemson Chautaugua which kicks off this Sunday at the outdoor theater. Out of the Past 100 Clemson nearly saw its winning streak over Virginia snapped last year in Char- lottesville, VA. It took the greatest come- Represented for National Advertising by: back in Clemson history to stop the Wahoos that day. Jeff Rhodes leads us on Spencer Marketing the comeback. 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 On the Cover: Advertising Director. Allison Dalton Clemson fans young and old are excited Staff Assistants: David McGrew, Cricket Yates, about Clemson's national ranking and Jeff Rhodes, Berny Delgado, Scott the Homecoming clash this weekend. Frank Howard and Jocelyn Garri- Jenkins, Kelly Durham and Jill Mixon. Coach son depict the interest in Tiger football Production Assistance: Department of Public young and old. Relations Printing: Keys Printing Co. of Greenville, SC 100 Today's Game

By Tim Bourret more turnovers per game than its oppo- yards than he had gained in the first nents this season, by far the national three games combined. If McSwain can Pass the word, the Prodigal son has high. That stat is developed from a continue his high-stepping style with returned. That is the word of warning team effort, because the defense is authority, Clemson might creep back from Clemson fans to ACC and national forcing the mistakes and the offense is into the national offensive statistics. college football followers because it is not making them. But, as the case with the Clemson apparent from the latest wire-service "To me, the turnovers and the overall defense, no one player has dominated polls and NCAA statistics that Clemson's lackof mistakes isthe key toour improve- offensely this season. Sure, Homer absence from the list of the nation's elite ment this year," said Head Coach Danny Jordan has been a solid performer has been short-lived. Like the young man Ford. "We did not work on anything from week to week and led the ACC in in the biblical parable, Clemson has special in the preseason, I just think our total offense going into the Kentucky found its way back where it belongs and offense is more mature and that is why game. But, Clemson does not live and is playing a heavenly brand of football. we are not making the errors. On the die with one player. There are capable With the 4-0 start, Clemson has other side of the ball, the secondary is backups at each position and players jumped into the top 10 in the national working more as a unit and the pass rush willing to accept the responsibility if a this polls, holding the number-9 spot is much better. I hope we can keep it up serious inury strikes. week, the highest ranking since Steve because mistakes decide ball games." Unlike Clemson, serious injuries have Fuller and the gang beat up on teams in Are you listening Oklahoma! befallen today's opponent. Virginia's in- Death Valley and achieved a number-six The Clemson defense certainly de- jury report in their weekly release is 21 rating in an 11-1 season three years ago. serves a lot of credit. The stop troop lines long and describes the problems of Additionally, the defense is back in the has given up only one touchdown all some eight players (including four play- national rankings, just as it was in nearly season, and that drive was executed ers listed as starters earlier in the fall.) every week in 1978 and 1979. against the second team in the late Thus, Virginia is off to an 0-4 start, and The Tigers were third in the nation in stages of the Wofford game. Opponents hoping to end a losing streak that scoring defense in 1979 and fifth in the have averaged only 2.3 yards per stretches back seven contests. Coach same category in 1978. The 1980 squad rush and have completed only 46.8 Dick Bestwick's team has come awfully had problems stopping anyone and got percent of their passes, much improved close to ending that skein in recent out-scored over the season 222-217. over last year's 55.6 figure, the best weeks. The Wahoos lost by only a field But, this year, Clemson holds the top pass-completion percentage in Clemson goal against Rutgers in the lovely rung nationally in scoring defense by history by the opponents. Meadowlands three weeks ago, then allowing only 5.3 points per game. The secondary has collected its share suffered a 29-24 defeat to Duke. Last "We like to follow the national defen- of interceptions with 13 in the first four Saturday the frustrations continued as sive statistics," said defensive leader games. TheTigersmadeonly 12 thefts all N.C. State held off Virginia 30-24. That's Jeff Davis, who has now made over 350 of last year. Terry Kinard leads the group three losses by a total of 14 points, tackles in his career at Clemson. "We with three and he is now in the Top Ten in something a few less mistakes could won't kid you and say we don't look at the career interceptions at Clemson. Seven have prevented. rankings. Being number-one in scoring other Tigers have snared opponent's Virginia has a balanced attack that defense motivates us. We have some passes this year, so it is apparent that it should give Clemson problems. The recognition by that stat and we don't has been a balanced effort. Tigers have faced teams that have want to lose it. We think about it when a The team effort has carried over to the been either run or pass-oriented this team gets close and it makes us give a offense. Clemson did not commit a year, thus the defensive coaches have little extra." turnover last week at Kentucky and that been able to concentrate on one area. Perhaps the most important statistic was the first unblemished performance But the Cavaliers have averaged in the story of the 1981 Tiger football for the since the 1979 South Carolina 133 yards a game on the ground and team deals with turnovers. The '80 club game. Chuck McSwain, whose perform- 1 19.5 yards per game in the air through had more giveaways than a minor ance this season might typify the prodi- the first four contests. league baseball franchise and the result gal son theme, came back to us last week Sophomore Derek Jenkins and fresh- was a 6-5 season. But, in 1981, Clemson with AII-ACCform. man Darren Goode head the rushing leads the nation in turnover margin. In The injury-plagued performer had 107 corps for the Wahoos. Jenkins, who other words, Clemson has forced four yards in 20 carries in Lexington, 29 more rushed for 80 yards in the first half

Chuck McSwain became the first Clemson running back to gain

Clemson pass rusher Dan Benish is one of the reasons why over 1 00 yards in a game this year, when he had 1 07 yards versus Clemson leads the nation in turnover margin. Kentucky. Look Who's Number 9 against Duke two weeks ago, is the team remembers a similar situation last decade. Auburn topped the Tigers leading rusher with 194 yards in 59 about this time last year when an 0-5 44-0 in the last Homecoming loss in attempts. Goode, the fullback, has 134 Duke team came to Death Valley to face a Tigertown. Overall, Clemson hasa 28-8-1 yards on 44 carries and that puts him 4-1 Clemson squad. The result was a record for Homecoming. second on the Virginia list. Quentin surprising Duke triumph, 34-17, that Walker, who was the starting tailback started Clemson's prodigal sons on a The Kentucky secondary put a heavy after the graduation of Tommy Vigorito nomadic journey. blanket overClemson wide receiver Perry (now with Miami Dolphins), has 128 Have the prodigal sons returned to Tuttle and the Winston-Salem senior yards in 17 rushes, but he has seen stay? We'll find out today. caught only one pass against the Wild- only limited action because of an injury cats. But with that catch, Tuttle has now had at least one reception in 24 con- suffered in the Rutgers game. Walker Items of Interest may be red-shirt ed this season. secutive games. Jerry Butler, now of the Injuries have also hurt the Cavalier Clemson has not lost a Homecoming Buffalo Bills, has the school record of 35. signal-calling department. Todd Kirtley game since 1970. TheTigers havea 9-0-1 Tuttle needs only 27 receptions to tie entered this season as the third-leading record in Homecoming games over the Jerry Butler's career record (139). career passer in Virginia history, but a broken hand suffered in the defensive Statistically Speaking struggle with Rutgers has benched him 1981 Clemson Stats 1981 Virginia Stats for four more weeks. Gordie Whitehead (Won 4, Lost 0) (Won 0, Lost 4) has assumed the quarterback duties and RUSHING RUSHING the junior has hit on 29 of 49 passes for Att. yds. TD LG yds. 276 yards. Avg. Att. Avg. TD LG Virginia's favorite aerial target is Jordan 67 200 2.9 3 19 Jenkins .... 59 194 3.3 2 16 Austin 54 199 3.7 1 12 134 3.0 11 Keven Riccio, a junior who has 10 recep- Goode 44

McSwain . . . . 41 185 4.5 2 17 Q. Walker . . 17 128 7.5 53 tions for 111 yards. Jenkins is second in McCall 37 141 3.8 1 24 Fears 10 80 8.0 1 29 receiving with nine receptions so it is Mack 24 89 3.5 1 11 Taylor 9 53 5.9 21 apparent that Virginia likes to go to its

CLEMSON . . . 237 770 3.2 8 24 VIRGINIA . . . 167 532 3.1 3 53 backs on passing situations. Flanker Opponents . . 165 376 2.3 21 Opponents . . 199 678 3.4 7 Greg Taylor, who is always a threat to run the reverse, has six receptions for 114 PASSING PASSING yards and is a game-breaker who is wait- Att. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD PCT Att. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD PCT ing to come to the forefront this season. Jordan 59 29 481 3 .492 Whitehead .. 49 29 3 276 1 .592 The surgeons have also put in overtime Gasque .... 2 1 9 .500 Kirtley 35 14 3 43 1 .400 with the Virginia defense this season, CLEMSON . . 61 30 490 3 .492 VIRGINIA . . 85 44 6 478 4 .517 and the result has been a patched up Opponents .109 51 13 566 1 .468 Opponents .84 51 6 851 3 .607 front line that changes nearly every RECEIVING RECEIVING week. Stuart Anderson is a mainstay and an all-star candidate. He was moved from PC. yds. Avg. TD LG PC. yds. Avg. TD LG his natural linebacker spot for the good Tuttle 14 246 17.6 2 80 Riccio 10 Ill 11.1 4 25

. 1 . . of the team to defensive end to provide a Magwood . . 8 135 16.9 27 Jenkins 9 59 6.6 10

Gaillard 3 42 14.0 24 Griggs . . . 7 72 10.3 17 better pass rush. Despite the change in

Diggs . . . 1 24 24.0 24 Taylor . . . 6 114 19.0 43 position, he still leads the team in total

CLEMSON . . . 30 490 16.3 3 80 VIRGINIA . . . 44 478 10.8 4 43 tackles (64) and solo hits (27). Left

Opponents . . 51 566 11.1 1 23 Opponents . . 51 851 16.6 3 linebacker Keith Lee is second on the tackle chart with 56 total hits. RESULTS & SCHEDULE RESULTS & SCHEDULE Pat Chester, a preseason AII-ACC • Sept. 5 CLEMSON 45, Wofford 10 Sept. 12 West Virginia 32, VIRGINIA 28 choice at free safety, should get off the > Sept. 12 Clemson 13, Tulane 5 Sept. 18 RUTGERS 3, Virginia injury list this week and that should Sept. 19 CLEMSON 13, Georgia 3 Sept. 26 Duke 29, VIRGINIA24 shore up the Virginia secondary. He was • Oct. 3 Clemson 21, Kentucky 3 Oct. 3 NC STATE 30, Virginia 24 one of the reasons Clemson completed • Oct. 10 VIRGINIA Oct. 10 at Clemson Oct. 17 at Duke Oct. 17 at South Carolina only 2-16 passes last season in the Oct. 24 N.C. STATE Oct. 24 WAKE FOREST bizarre 27-24 Tiger triumph. Bart . Oct. 31 WAKE FOREST Oct. 31 VMI Farinholt, who was Chester's sub, has ' Nov. 7 at North Carolina Nov. 14 NORTH CAROLINA become the best secondary player and 1 Nov. 14 MARYLAND Nov. 21 at Maryland should move to strong safety if Chester Nov. 21 at South Carolina Nov. 28 VIRGINIA TECH can return. He hasmade 38tacklesfrom PUNT RETURNS PUNT RETURNS the secondary slot. So, its a 4-0 team with a national No. Yds. Avg. LG No. Yds. Avg. LG ranking and momentum, against an 0-4 B. Davis 12 48 4.0 12 Chester 6 50 8.3 28 team looking for recognition. Many might K. Brown 2 20 10.0 14 6 19 3.2 13 think the Tigers would be overconfident CLEMSON 14 68 5.8 14 14 78 5.6 28 heading into this game. But, all Danny Opponents 7 66 9.7 19 15 113 7.5 Ford has to do is cite one fact and refresh PUNTING JNTING his players' memories. No. Yds. Avg. LP No. yds. Avg. LP "Clemson is 20-0 against Virginia over Hatcher 16 753 47.1 64 26 1028 39.5 63 theyears," said Ford. "I know our players Hendley 4 151 37.8 43 26 1028 39.5 63 don't want to be members of the first CLEMSON 20 904 45.2 64 17 625 36.8 Clemson team that lost to Virginia." Opponents 23 969 42.1 59 Additionally, this veteran Clemson > Personnel

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By Cricket Yates member of Delta Delta Delta noons when the Tiger Band Sorority. Whew! strikes up Tiger Rag. So, you thought Steve Fuller Becky Dalton began twirling "I get chills everytime that was the most decorated athlete when she was 12 years old, which song is played," she smiles. to perform in Death Valley? gives her about nine years of Nervous, perhaps before 60,000

Wrong again. She's a 21-year- experience in the sport. Her odd fansthere? "Not really, I just old Clemson senior who has ap- interest was aroused when she try to concentrate on what I'm peared on the turf at halftime saw an ad in an Asheville news- doing and having fun." She ad- at Tiger home games the last paper that Jo Anne Fogle would vocates that the greatest asset four years. She's Becky Dalton, be starting to give lessons in the Clemson has is the unique spirit. Clemson's featured twirler who area. Dalton (beinganavid Clem- "The people at Clemson are just holds as many titles and records son fan) knew that Mrs. Fogle crazy about their Tigers!" She as the legendary Fuller. had once been the featured admits that with her father a She was the Majorette Queen twirler at Clemson before she Clemson graduate and being of America (1980), South married formerClemson football raised "a Tiger," she thought of Carolina's Most Beautiful Ma- player, Lou Fogle. "She was my nowhere else to go to college. jorette (1979), North Carolina's idol," Dalton explained. And the She has now informally "re- Most Beautiful Majorette love affair with twirling began. tired" from competition at age (1978), and Military Strutting She was affiliated with the 21 and would like to teach or Champion (1977). Additionally, Drum Majorettes of America judge the sport now that she is she placed in the Top 10 for and a member of the Flasher- accredited to do so. Always ac- Drum Majorette Queen of ettes of Western North Carolina tive, she admits that baton has America for three years and she for six years, as well as being helped her to budget her time.

has won over300trophies. Steve theleaderof the Juvenile Parade "The moreactive I am, the better

Fuller, you've finally met your Corps and Senior Parade Corps. I seem to do academically and match. Thatteam wonthe DMA National in other areas for that matter," At Clemson alone, Dalton has Parade Corps Championship. she says. been the Sigma Alpha Epsilon They performed in many parades Becky Dalton will not leave Sweetheart, Sigma Alpha Epsi- throughout the South, including Clemson with as many records lon Greek Goddess, second run- the Sun Fun Festival in Myrtle as Steve Fuller held, and she nerup in Miss Clemson (1980), Beach, the Azalea Festival, and probably won't have her uni- Runnerup in Miss Magnolia the Dogwood Festival. They were form retired. But, chances are (1981), Homecoming Court also halftime performers at the she has certainly brought just 1979 and 1980, and Mortar NCAA Eastern Regionals and as many smiles to the faces of Board (Senior Honorary So- made an appearance at Disney- Tigers fans as the famous ciety). She is also a Sigma Alpha world. But her greatest thrills quarterback did in his four years Epsilon Little Sister and a still come on Saturday after- in Tigertown.

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By Tim Bourret tally in that they motivated us, and from a strategy point of view. We If Terry Kinard never makes were ready for Georgia that week another tackle or intercepts because we were facing the defend- another opponent's pass, he will ing champs and we had a score to still forever bring fond memories to settlefrom last season. The coaches Clemson fans. The juniorfree safety kept us from getting too high, they has supplied the Tigers with some kept us just about right." of the biggest plays in contemporary One of the reasons the Tigers were Clemson football history, as he able to defeat Georgia was the out- has made timely interceptions in standing play of the Clemson sec- two of Clemson's most celebrated ondary. The defensive backs wins ever. intercepted five passes for the day, In 1979 it was freshman Terry the first time since 1972 that a Kinard who squelched two last gasp Clemson team had made that many Notre Dame drives with a pair of thefts. The Tigers had 11 intercep- fourth-quarter interceptions in tions the first three games, only one Clemson's 16-10win in South Bend. short of the total they accumulated And, on Sept. 19th of this year, it all last year. And, Kinard was the seven passes and make a pair of was junior Terry Kinard who inter- leader with three, and in fact the interceptions. This year he has im- cepted a Buck Belue pass that set top pass thief in the Atlantic Coast proved that pace as he already has up the only touchdown of the game Conference and tied for fifth in the 38 tackles, second only to Jeff in Clemson's 13-3 upset of the nation. Davis, and has three interceptions. fourth-ranked Bulldogs of Georgia. "We have improved our intercep- With the interception against When Kinard reflects on those tion total this year for three rea- Georgia, Kinard moved up to the important games he is quick to give sons," said Kinard. "The defensive Top Ten in career interceptions. credit to his coaches for their fine line is getting a much better pass His theft total is something that preparation. "Beating Notre Dame rush this year and that forces the motivates him. and Georgia will always be highlights quarterbacks to hurry their throws. "I believe a player has to have for me at Clemson," said the Sum- Another reason is the coaching staff goals, team and personal. I'll admit, ter, SC, native. "There was a lot of seems to have a better scouting I'd like to set the career record for personal satisfaction for me, but I report on the opposition this year. interceptions at Clemson. I've got a will always remember that we were There have not been many times way to go (needs seven more to tie prepared for those games and that this year when we have been Fred Knoebel's mark of 15), but I've preparation is what allowed me to caught in the wrong coverage. got another year after this one. If I have a good game. Finally, we have been playing to- can stay away from injuries I'll have "The coaches prepared us men- gether in the secondary for a while a shot." now. Hollis Hall, Anthony Rose and Some people might say that is a for three myself have been together big if , becausethe 6-1, 183-pounder years and Tim Childers has picked has been troubled by injuries in things up quickly. We have confi- his career. In 1978, his freshman dence in each other's moves." season, he missed the season after u While Kinard is quick to credit his one game with a separated coaches for the Tigers' improved shoulder. And, last year he missed play in the secondary this year, de- thefinal twoanda half contests with fensive back coach Curley Hallman a broken arm. is quick with the plaudits for Kinard. "I don't think the injuries will hurt

"Terry has a tough job because he my play this year, I feel fully healed," has a dual role," said the former said Kinard. "I was a little gun-shy linebacker coach. "He has to be the first day of fall practice because

concerned with the run and come up I didn't hit in the spring, but once I

to stop sweeps, but also be con- made the first lick, I never thought

cerned with the pass. He is one of about it again."

the finest I have seen at accepting Terry Kinard has already done both responsibilities." quite a bit for Clemson football. He And the statistics and records has certainly earned his scholar- over the last three years belie ship. But, chances are he will con- Hallman's statements. In nine ga- tinue to pay dividends over the

mes in 1980, Kinard made 73 tack- next year and a half . He'll be remem-

Terry Kinard is already in the top ten in les, the third best total on the entire bered for more than just a couple career interceptions at Clemson. team. He also found time to deflect of interceptions.

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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 VPI 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 inClemson 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 na- tionally 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, (includ- ing 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 of- fensive line coach of the Tigers. Clemson Head Coach Danny Ford

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The 1980-81 academic year marked from 43,451 to 53,306, opened a beauti- letterman for the Tigers and a member of the fifth consecutive season that ful swimming facility, which will be the Clemson's 1952 Gator Bowl team. He Clemson's all-around sports program site of the ACC meet this year, con- received his B.S. degree from Clemson in had been ranked in the top 25 in the structed a nine-lane all-weather track, 1954 and his M.S. two years later. nation. Twice during that half a decade and built a new soccer facility. After joining the athletic staff in 1958 Clemson's sports program has been While he has erected an athletic pow- he spent more than a decade with the rated in the top five in the country in the erhouse on the varsity level, McLellan Tigers as an Assistant Football Coach, Knoxville Journal's All-Sports Poll. has also developed a solid intramural Assistant Business Manager, Assistant Without a doubt, the work of Athletic program for the student body which Athletic Director, and Associate Athletic Director Bill McLellan and his dedicated attracts thousands of participants every Director, before his appointment to his corps of coaches and administrators is year. That's why Bill McLellan is recog- current position. the major reason for this consistent ap- nized as a total athletic director. But McLellan will be the first man to pearance in the national limelight. Only the third man to own the title in say that many knowledgeable people are McLellan isthe man most responsible. the last 50 years, McLellan assumed his needed to run an efficient and success- He has endured countless hours to im- present position February 4, 1971 and ful athletic department. Assistant prove every phase of the athletic pro- since that date has directed Clemson to Athletic Director Bobby Robinson is the gram in Tigertown. Under his direction its greatest decade of athletic promi- catalyst of McLellan's group of responsi- Clemson has built one of the finest all- nence. Inthe last five yearsClemson had ble aides. around athletic facilities in the nation. more All-Americans than in any other Assistant to the Athletic Director Earle During his tenure the Tigers have chris- five-year period in Clemson history. Ambrose; Joe Turner, Executive Director tened the Frank Johnstone Jervey An examination of Mclellan's expe- of Clemson's very successful IPTAY Athletic Center, possible the most mod- rience in athletics explains why Clemson Club;and Sports Promotion Director Alli- ern and complete complex under one has been so successful under his direc- son Dalton are major reasons Clemson's rood, increased the permanent seating tion. A native of Hamer, SC, the 49-year- athletic administration is among the capacity of Clemson Memorial Stadium old McLellan was a two-time football best in the country.

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

Affairs Dr. B. J. Skelton, Vice-Chairman

Melvin E. Barnette, Vice President for Business and Finance Prof. H. W. Webb, Secretary

Walter T. Cox, Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Dr. J. F. Geldard Students Dr. Carolyn Briscoe

Joseph B. McDevitt, Executive Officer; Secretary to the 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 the 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. Landnth, 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.

PASS OUT CHECKS: Pass out checks will be available at Gates 1,5, 9, 13, and the top deck. Any person leaving the stadium other than with a team pass must out check, have a pass as well as an admit- LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or SOUVENIR PRICES stub to readmitted to tance be the stadium. found, please report same to the Gate 1 Buttons $2 00 information booth. Pennants 3 00 EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are lo- Plush Tigers 5.00 & 8 00 cated under Section J on the South side of CONCESSION STANDS: Concession Shakers 1.50 Sun Visors 50 the stadium, under Section T on the North stands are located beneath all stands and Balloons 3.00 side, and under Section E of the top deck can be reached by exit from any portal. A Party Pops 25 Trained nurses are on hand during the concession price list is published on this Inflates 3.00 & 5.00 Should doctor game a be needed, ask any page. Hats 6 00 & 8.00 usher, who knows the seat locations of Tote Bags 5 00 doctors. Ambulances are located at Gates Rain Coats 5 00 EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls 1, 5, 8, and 13. Rain Suits 10 00 are received over the press box telephone. Cushions 5 00 The press box number is 656-2110. Tiger Paw Flags 2.00 TELEPHONES: Telephones are located Posters 2 00 & 5 00 at the ticket offices 1 stadium at Gates , 5, 9, 13, and the top deck. NOTE: The following items are prohib- PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public ited in Memorial Stadium — umbrellas, folding chairs, chaise lounges, food CONCESSION PRICES address system is intended primarily for and beverage containers of any type, spectators' information concerning the Cigarettes $.75 alcoholic game. Please do not request the use of the beverages, thermos jugs, and Candy 40 ice public address system to make social con- chests. Gum 40 Crackers 40 tacts. Peanuts 40 NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is Drinks 75 RESTROOMS: Ladies and mens rest- prohibited at an athletic contest in Cup of ice 15 rooms are located beneath the stands and Clemson Memorial Stadium and Aspirin 90 can be reached by exit from any portal. Littlejohn Coliseum. Hot dog 75

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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, OOOwas provided for the 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 for the 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 planningfora 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 in the last two years to supple- for partial funding of a master trans- with total money raised cresting the ment itstravel budget. Thisyear, the portation plan for the 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 to construct 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 Fike's Atlanta home in August, 1934 and founded Head Basketball Coach Bill Foster

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By Scott Jenkins them then they might have a bad through expansion and he handled impression of Clemson. In that re- the problems like a pro," said When the orange-and-white-clad spect I have a way of giving an Hilderbrand. "There are giant Clemson Tigers rumble down the hill impression to over 63,000 people charts that are used for each section onto Frank Howard Field, or run out every Saturday." of the stadium and coliseum and on of the tunnel onto the hardwood One ticket situation that pleases those we can tell who sits in what floor of Littlejohn Coliseum, the Hilderbrand and Clemson officials seats for the season. Earle had to anxiety and nail-biting is just begin- is the student support. In many change these charts around con- ning for most Tiger fans. ACC schools (and other schools stantly with expansions and ticket But, for Van Hilderbrand, the across the country for that matter) increases and somehow he kept worrying is finally over, for he is students have to go through a lottery everything straight." Ambrose now Clemson's Athletic Ticket Manager. system to get tickets, meaning they serves the ticket office in an advi- Hilderbrand is responsible for get- can't go to every game. But that is sory capacityand hastaken on many ting you into your seat for today's not the case at Clemson. other responsibilities within the game, and for any athletic event in "We have never had to turn stu- athletic department. Tigertownforthat matter. "As faras dents away from games and hope- Hilderbrand has other person- football and basketball go, when the fully we never will" said Hilderbrand, nel around him that make the game starts I can relax. It is very who has worked in the Clemson difference in running a smooth rewardingto look around and see all ticket office since he was a student. organization. those people and know that I had a

"I hope to a I ways be able to take care "My staff is simply great. They do part in gettingthem there," said the of students because they give us a fantastic job." Joann West, the personable Hilderbrand. loyal support." office supervisor, takes care of all Although the work may be reward- One possible answer to the foot- the bookkeeping for the depart- ing, it is long and pressured. With ball ticket problem is another expan- ment. She has been working at Clemson's success rate overthe last sion to Memorial Stadium. "Most of Clemson for 20 years. "Joann knows couple of years on the hardwood and us in the Atheltic Department agree as much as any of us about our the gridiron, the hours required to that we need to expand. The Hill is business." Rick Brewer serves as get the job done has increased. filled for most games which means the assistant ticket manager and is Clemson now has one of the top 20 there are many people who can't get responsible for all student tickets as stadiums in the country in seating reserved seats. Obviously, the ex- well as being responsible forall non- capacity and attendance at Tiger pansion is some time off, but I would revenue sports. Staff assistants home football games has gone up like to be able to sell another 13,000 Jeanelle Gibson, Jean Holladay, and 57.3 percent since 1975. Basketball reserved seats and make that many Sarah Barnes handle the bulk of attendence has also risen by 14 more people happy." phone calls and over-the-counter percent over a similar time period, While Hilderbrand is the manager sales. making the organization of the of the ticket office he has many As you can see nail biting time ticket process an intricate process. capable aides. One person, is never really stops for Van Hilder- "We have a unique problem at Hilderbrand's predeccessor, Assist- brand (he's as big a Clemson fan as Clemson, but it is a nice problem to ant to the Athletic Director Earle anyone) and his staff. Buthehasthe have," said Hilderbrand, whogradu- Ambrose. "Earle wasticket manager good nature and the competent ated from Clemson in 1974 with a at Clemson when Clemson was going staff to handle any pressure. B.S. degree. "The demand for tick- ets exceeds the supply for football games and for most conference basketball games. It causes some headaches because we like to please the people and give them what they want. But, we can't always do it. Clemson people are great sup- porters of Clemson athletics and we strive to do the best we can. "The pressure can get to you in this office sometimes because you just wonder where you are going to

put everyone. But, I have to make myself accessable to the public and listen to their problems. From that standpoint I am involved with Clem- son in a public relations point of view. You have to try to understand the situations and see what you can

do for people. If I deal harshly with Hilderbrand spends much of his time solving ticket problems for Tiger fans.

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Are you ready for the 21st cen- economical conservation affairs. Experiment Station tury? Clemson University can methods for the state's textile researchers are working to find honestly answer, "Absolutely!" plants and building a moder- better fruits and vegetables Almost 12,000 students and ately-priced home heated with a through genetic engineering, scientistsalikeare already work- completely passive solar system. ways to save precious fuel, soil ing on tools for living in the Today's students realize com- and water and answers to diffi- changing, demanding world of puters will soon be as much a cult questions about obesity, the 1980s and '90s. Tools for part of life as television. They're hypertension, food additives or communicating, for living with learning to build the sophisti- air and water pollution. decreased fossil fuels, for mak- cated circuits and design the President Bill Atchley puts it ing industry and agriculture complex programs that will be this way: "The challenges of the more productive. required for home use. 1980s will not be met unless Clemson is deeply involved in Through the Cooperative Ex- universities give young people what is probably the nation's tension Service and S.C. Agri- not only an education, but the most critical problem — the lack cultural Experiment Station, training to think, to ask and to of a dependable, renewable Clemson is helping today's try." Clemson's 76 undergradu- source of energy. In 1981, fac- and training tomorrow's food ate and 54 graduate programs ulty and student research proj- producers. are doing just that. ects will explore creating syn- Agents in 46 counties give the thetic fuels from farm and public access to experts in every forestry products, perfecting area of agri-business, home by Catherine Sams the solar energy cell, developing economics and consumer Clemson News Services

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By Kim Kelly STEVE MORRISON TIGER TATTLIN': "After the UNC TIGER TENURE: 1960-1, CLASS game at Chapel Hill in I The Tiger has been a familiar fig- 1969, was OF '63 walking ure at practically every Clemson around campus with my PRESENT OCCUPATION: Chief date, athletic event. For some time now a UNC student. All of a sudden Estimator-Construction Engineer we were (no one knows the exact date) the attacked by three Tar Heel TIGER TATTLIN': "During the first fans comical creature has been rulingthe who were trying to steal the Clemson-Carolina gameat Clemson, Clemson campus. Many seasons Tiger suit. I had the suit wrapped up a friend of mine was a member of in one arm and the have come and gone and the fiesty head in the other the Carolina cheerleading squad. arm. Quickly, I feline has served to delight Tiger gave the head to my We arranged to stage a confronta- date and then fans both young and old. But, the proceeded to become tion in which I would beat him involved in a scuffle of sorts. I Clemson Tiger is more than just a with a plumber's friend. The crowd managed to retain the suit and furry funny-man. Recently I went really loved it. In fact, an over- my life, but it hunting and on the fairly successful was not before the zealous group of 'Rats' thought it accosters received a severe expedition I managed to track down might be a great idea to really attack tongue thrashing from a few of the past Tigers. They're a my date!" my friend. 'Turn me loose and let me rare breed of men and a group cer- get the h out of here,' he yelled. tainly worth hearing from. — At any rate he barely reached the In celebrating Homecoming 1981 safety of the Carolina bench before we would like to recognize these the 'Rats' retreated." men and thank them for making Clemson sporting events a truly DR. MARVIN (POAGIE)REID grrreat experience. TIGER TENURE': 1965-66, CLASS OF '68 PRESENT OCCUPATION: Veterinarian TIGER TATTLIN'.- "The Ramblin' Wreck" of Georgia Tech almost

wrecked this Tiger after I made a humorous gesture to their team. Apparently the Tech fans didn't find my antics too funny and you can guess the rest." Poagie, are you now in the business of treating sick Tigers? SAM COKER TIGER TENURE': 1969-70, CLASS OF '72 PRESENT OCCUPATION: Procure- ment Manager for Southern Wood Piedmont 1973 — Mike Hunt

1 958 — Tommy Grant

THOMAS A. (TOMMY) GRANT TIGER TENURE: 1957-8, CLASS OF '58 PRESENT OCCUPATION: Technical Sales Manager TIGER TATTLIN': "During the UVA game of 1957 some Virginia fans charged towards me and tore off my

tail. When I freed myself the tail was gone. All that remained was a hole which revealed my blue and white polka-dotted underwear!" Even Tigers like TV 1978-79 — Zack Mills

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around in the middle of the football fieldand notget introubleforit. But, the best thing yet is to see the excitement on children's faces as they meet THE CLEMSON TIGER. ZACK MILLS TIGER TENURE: 1978-80, CLASS OF "80 PRESENT OCCUPATION: Veterinary School-Georgia TIGER TATTLIN'-. "Homecoming '78 vs. Virginia Tech. was one of my best

gamesas I wasthe first one to run up and steal a kiss from the Homecom- Tigers turn up everywhere — 1981 Ricky Capps ing Queen. Afterwards, I was ab- ducted by the female cheerleaders. RANDY JACKSON Edwards, I made it to the game but TIGER TENURE: 1970-72, CLASS not before he was assured that the Now that was fun!" OF 73 JV football team would serve as my PRESENT OCCUPATION: Asst. Pro- body guard." The following list of men comprise fessor English, Brevard College the group of Tigers who were un- TONY SAAD TIGER TATTLIN'-. "At Georgia Tech a cacheable er ahh, on the en- TIGER TENURE: 1974-6, CLASS OF rowdy group of freshmen rushed dangered species list shall we say. '77 me. Had it not been for the Georgia There are probably other former PRESENT OCCUPATION: Produc- State Troopers forming a circle Clemson creatures which we did tion Planner, Orion Rugs around me, the Yellow Jackets not even mention but they didn't TIGER TATTLIN': "I enjoyed having would have surely made off with the take the bait. IF YOU HAVE the 'best seat in the house' when the Tiger costume." ANY KNOWLEGE OF THESE Tigers ran down the hill, on top of MICHAEL HUNT CREATURES WHEREABOUTS, the crossbars of the goal post! "A re TO TIGER TENURE: 1972-4, CLASS PLEASE ALERT THEM THE you sure you don't work for Kelloggs, FACT THAT THEY'RE MISSING. OF '74 Tony? PRESENT OCCUPATION: Park HAPPY HUNTING! Management Assistant — SC State GEORGE LANGSTAFF GABBY HAYES— 1954 Parks TIGER TENURE: 1975-6, CLASS BILLY McCOWN — 1959 TIGER TATTLIN'-. "In 1974 Dr. OF '78 ROBERT HARRIS— 1967 Edwards received several letters PRESENT OCCUPATION: Plant BOB DODSON — 1968 from the Georgia Tech school offi- Superintendent, Sonoco Products DAVID BAIRD— 1976 cials requesting that we not send TIGER TATTLIN': "As the Clemson "RANDY ADDISON — 1977

the Tiger so as to eliminate any Tiger you can act crazy if you wr.nt CHRIS CARTER — 1978 fighting incidents. Thanks to Dr. to. You're actually allowed to roll "deceased

Flushin' a Gamecock 1961 — Steve Morrison A Tired Tiger 1981 — Ricky Capps

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Opponent Facts

School: University of Virginia

Nickname: Cavaliers

Location: Charlottesville, VA Enrollment: 16,000

Stadium (cap.): Scott Stadium, 42,000

Colors: Blue and Orange Dick Bestwick Dick Schultz Head Coach Athletic Dir.

Stuart Anderson Ron Booker Randy Brookshire Mike Budd Rickey Callinder 99 Sr. 95 Jr. 70 So. 72 Sr. 44 So.

Pat Chester Bart Farinholt Eric Fears 40 Sr. 27 So. 34 So.

Jerry Glover Bill Griggs Joe Gulaskey 57 So. 87 So. 68 Jr. Stuart Anderson — Defensive Tackle

1 Bryan Holoman Jim Hyson Derek Jenkins Henry Johnson Tom Kilgannon 80 Sr. 65 Sr. 28 So. 15 Jr. 77 So.

Cavaliers Todd Kirtley Bert Krupp Keith Lee Howard Lewis Sean McCall 4 Sr. 30 Sr. 88 Sr. 25 So. 7 Sr.

Fred Miles Wayne Morrison Gary Phelps Eric Polfelt Dan Popowski

78 Jr. 1 Jr. 82 So. 82 Jr. 75 So.

Darryl Reaves Kevin Riccio Mark Sanford 19 So. 85 Jr. 32 Sr.

Grant Scott Dave Sullivan Greg Taylor The Rotunda 50 Jr. 76 Jr. 2 Sr.

Quentin Walker Gordie Whitehead Reggie Woods Corwin Word Kenny Word 45 Jr. 10 Jr. 62 Jr. 23 Sr. 33 Jr.

61 Stats, Stats, Stats

By Tim Bourret credit for 30 yards rushing, while punt and Clemson is charged with a Austin, gets 53 yards rushing, no 28-yard penalty. Thesports section of the Sunday paper carry and a touchdown. throughout the fall is jam-packed with 3. It's Clemson's ball on their own 20 statistical summaries of the previous and Chuck McSwain takesa pitchout Answers and Explanations day's gridiron action from all over the from Jordan and advances the ball to country. All the written stories are also the Georgia 20. But, there is a flag on 1. False. When, in the opinion of the based on statistical accomplishments of the play as Clemson is called for official scorer the play is an option star players. Obviously the computations clipping on the Georgia 40. The ball is play, the last offensive player carry- of the stats are important to the deter- moved to the Clemson 45, after the ing the ball will get all the yardage mination of the focal point of the story. penalty where the Tigers now have it from the original line of scrimmage to If a sports writer did not know how first and 10. McSwains gets credit where the play ends. The first rusher many yards the Georgia offense was held for 60 yards and Clemson is charges (in this case Jordan) gets no yardage to by the Clemson defense in the upset of with a 35-yard penalty. and no carry. Austin gets a carry, 80 September 19, the media would have 4. Earlier this year against Tulane, yards rushing, and a touchdown. had a hard time proving the dominance Clemson punter Dale Hatcher was 2. True. When in the opinion of the of the Tiger D. back in punt formation when the ball official scorer, a lateral occurs on a Thus, how the stats are computed was snapped over his head and into play in which an option is not being has a major impact on national pub- the end zone. The original line of run, credit the first rusher with the licity. Because of the importance of scrimmage was the Clemson 26, so carry and the yardage to the spot

statistics, I thought it might be interest- when Hatcher recovered the ball for a where the next rusher received the ing to examine the scoring rules for Tulane safety, Hatcher was charged ball. The second rusher (the player

some hypothetical situations. I will give with minus 26 yards rushing. who received the lateral) gets from the examples in the form of true-false and Homer Jordan fades to pass. He the point where he caught the ball to questions so you can read it like taking completes the pass over the middle to the point he is tackled. The second a quiz. Elsewhere on this page will be the Perry Tuttle at midfield. Tuttle then rusher and any subsequent ball car- answer and an explanation of the rule. laterals the ball to Frank Magwood, riers do not get credit for a carry. So it who runs for 20 more yards to the is possible for a back to have zero 1. It's first and 10 for the Tigers at their Georgia 30. Credit Tuttle with a re- carries and positive yardage, and it is own 20 and Homer Jordan takes the ception for 20 yards in pass receiving, possible for a runner to have an in- snap from center Tony Be rry h ill. and give Magwood 20 yards rushing, finite yards-per-carry average. Jordan runs the option play to the 25 but no carry. 3. False. When afoul is called down field then pitches to halfback Cliff Austin, 6. It's Clemson ball first and 10 on their aftera run, the ball carrier is credited who runs the remaining 75 yards for a own 20. Homer Jordan rolls out of the with yardage from the line of scrim- Tiger toughdown. Austin gets credit pocket and advances past the line of mage to the spot of the foul. Even for 75 yards and a touchdown. scrimmage to the 22-yard line. Not though the runner could have run all 2. Again it is first and 10 at the Tiger 20 knowing where he is in relation to the thewayforatouchdown, he only gets and Homer Jordan takes the snap lineof scrimmage, hethrowsa passto to the spot of the foul. Then the 15- from center. This time Jordan scram- Perry Tuttle at the 30. Jordan was yard penalty is assessed from there. bles after being chased out of the over the line of scrimmage when he Thus, McSwain is credited with a 40- pocket. He runs to midfield and just threw it, so a penalty is called and yard run and Clemson is charged with before he is tackled, pitches the ball accepted. Jordan is credited with a a 15-yard penalty. to Cliff Austin, who gets the ball at two-yard run and no pass attempt, 4. False. When a punter must attempt to the 47 and runs the remaining 54 and the team is charged with a five- handle a punt that is ruled uncatch- yards for a touchdown. Jordan gets yard penalty from the spot of the foul able an entry is made on the stat (the Clemson 22.) sheet for team rushing. Clemson was

7. It isfourthand lOforClemsonattheir charged with a rush for minus 26 own 20. Dale Hatcher, standingon his yards on the play, while no individual own five, is ready to punt. But, he was credited with anything. fumbles the snap and starts to run. 5. False. Magwood is credited with no He runs all the way to the Clemson 25, reception for 20 yards in receiving,

and even though he is past the line of not rushing. So, as it is in rushing, it is scrimmage, he punts the ball on the possible to have no receptions for run and the ball rolls out of bounds at some positive yardage total.

the Georgia 40. Because of the short 6. True. If the pass had been incomplete punt, Georgia declines the penalty. and the opposition declined the Hatcher is credited with a five-yard penalty, Jordan would have been run and a 15-yard punt. credited with an incompletion and 8. Against Georgia this season Dale no rush.

Hatcher was back to punt on his own 7. True. Yes, it is possible to be credited 35, the line of scrimmage being mid- with a punt and a rush on the same field. Hatcher hit a high long punt play. that lands in the end zone. But, an 8. False. Hatcher has to pay for his overzealous Ray Brown charged into teammate's error. Hatcher is cred- Steve Kelly, Georgia's punt returner, ited only to the spot of the foul so he who had signaled for a fair catch. getsonly a 37-yard punt, even though A punter's average can be adversely Brown hit Kelly on the Georgia 13, so he actually hit the ball 50 yards from affected by a teammate's mistake. See Clemson was penalized to the 28. the line of scrimmage. Clemson is example eight. Hatcher was credited with a 50-yard charged with a 15-yard penalty.

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Director, District III

IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT III

Dr J H Timmerman. Director — District III Cherokee County •IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS- 1 513 Morninghill Dr John M Hamrick, Chairman* Columbia, S C 29210 W Ronald Barrett * Jr., Director F. E. Hughes, Director T. C. Atkinson, R. S. Campbell. Jr Aiken County Charlie W. Bussey, Director Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Gary E. Clary* William R Alexander, Chairman Wylie Hamrick O C. Batchelor W. G. DesChamps, 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" Jr., W. H. Taylor, Director * F. Reeves Gressette, Director K M Watson, Chairman Elbert Hines Hamilton Eugene Kneece, Jr. Lewis F. Holmes, Director Marshall Walker, Director Bill Barbary H Walter Glenn Brackin, Jr John G Molony Joseph Bailey Bright Alan M Tewkesbury III ATHLETIC DIRECTOR — BILL MCLELLAN Miles E. Bruce • Charlie W Timmerman F A Townsend, Jr IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — JOSEPH J. TURNER, JR. Charles A Bryan, Jr. ' James L. Walpole DIRECTOR — FRANK J. Bennette Cornwell HONORARY HOWARD Walter B Crawford' Carrol H Warner Gordon S. Davis Ben G Watson • W M Self William Lem Dillard* H. O. Weeks, Sr Representatives: ' McCormick County Henry Elrod ' 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. Ivesler' Joe Ben Herlong J. H. Abrams Willis A King, Jr Lewis F Holmes III Ronald Paul Bamette Terry A Kingsmore Thomas H Ryan W C Harper Jim League Herberts Yarborough Ernest C Hughes Jim Patterson Henry Lee McJunkin M J H. • Director. District I Floyd S. Long Lexington County Garry C Phillips Terry L. Long • D H Caughman, Chairman' DISTRICT 1 IPTAY ORGANIZATION — Seabrook L Marchant Johnny L Cagle Pickens County Patterson, Director — District I Jim J G Miller, Jr R. Hugh Caldwell Charles E Dalton, Chairman P. O Box 589 William J Neely, Jr James Tracy Childers William J Barnett Clemson, S C 29631 Thomas K Norris William B Clinton, Jr. Edith Batson* William H Orders' James A Compton Abbeville County Francis A. Bosdell* Ernest Jamerson Corley, Jr * John F. Palmer Phillip H Rosenberg. Chairman* Phillip H Burnett • H Ralph Corley, Sr I. N. Patterson, Jr William H. Baxley III J Ed Burrell John Melton Gault III V Wendel Boggs* George Millon Plyler Jerry R Byrd* T. A. Henry Charles B. Murphy Bobby W Ramsey Charles Ellenburg, Jr Craig • James Rochester- Warren 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 Walsh J. W Riser Bob Harmon* S. Gray 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 Patrick Killen C H Ragsdalelll Joseph A West* W B Owens Ralph F. King, Jr Ralph C Prater Terry C Shaver Eugene P Willimon - James F Little N. C. Wessinger Joe H Simpson, Jr Harry Major* 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 Putman William M Cooper Jerry A. Brannon Wayne Bell* John B Cornwell, Jr. Jack W Brunson Director, District II John Bracknell Jack Cribb William T. Clawson III William E. Burnett* Kenneth Cribb Ralph Cooper* • Johnson Craig IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT II John Easterling, Jr Albert G Coune, Jr Robert M Erwm, Jr C. Evans Putman, 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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Bookhart, Jr , Golightly" Thomas E Grimes III, Chairman William B Chairman* Don E * William E Hair William R Adkins W C. Higginbotham J Russell, Jr Harry J. Johnson David E Angel M Jack Vallentine * Z K Kelly S Lynn Campbell" G • Buddy Lewis Roy W Campfield, Jr Jack G Vallentine III * James Williams, Jr James P McKeown III O. T Culp C • S C McMeekin* F Buist Eaves. Jr Russell S Wolfe II Jeffrey A O Cain E M George" Robert A Richardson Jeffery T Haire " Crawford E Sanders III" James W Hancock, Jr A Lee Scheider, Jr William F Harper Davis O Smith" Alford Haselden John B Smith. Jr W T Jenkins. Jr Keith H Waters F D Johnson" E Ralph Wessinger. Sr James H Owen, Jr J C Rhea, Jr * 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' Beniamin H Herlong James R Herlong. Jr IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT VI Mark S Patterson W T Fort, Jr Director — District VI JohnH Wheeler 26 Adams Street T. C. Wright Sumter, S C 29150 Kenneth Yarborough Clarendon County Theodore B Gardner. Chairman DISTRICT VII Julius R Eadon. Jr G H. Furse, Jr North Carolina

IPTAY ORGANIZATION - DISTRICT V Lawrence I Gibbons Dacosta Muckentuss. Jr Allen J Ryan White, Director — District V W W P O Box 487 H B Rickenbaker Roland L Connelly Horace Swilley Walterboro, S C 29488 F John Duncan J L Edmonds 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 Charles F Carmichael* IPTAY ORGANIZATION Joe B Godfrey Billy Daniel* Bill M Reaves. Director — District IV " E Guy Hendrix* 515 Richardson Circle. E Bamburg County L B Hardaway, Jr " H L Hoover Chairman Jr Hartsville. S 29550 Claude McCain, Charles G Lucius. C George A Hutto, Jr R Herman Rice* Robert Martin. Jr D Kirkpalnck Schrimpf Joseph L Powell" W Chester County Fred * Robert C Lenhardt Curtis A Fennell, Chairman Billy G Rogers Robert E McClure Edward C Abell Barnwell County John Mclnnis III F E Abell Howard G Dickinson, Jr , Chairman Florence County Edgar L Miller, Jr Richard A Coleman H M Anderson" Rufus M Brown, Chairman" Tom R Morris. Jr George R Fleming Grover C Kennedy. Jr 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 Swearingen, Jr W H Thornley. Chairman L M Coleman, Jr Arthur E Thomas Chesterfield County Lawrence C McMillan William L Coleman* T G Westmoreland James C Stone, 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 Al George J F Bullwinkel, Jr Hitchcock Ernest L Jones* John R Thomas Henry C Chambers L Chappell Jones* DISTRICT VIII Dan Tillman, Jr James S Gibson, Jr L James W King K While J Louis Grant Patrick Stephen H Mudge* Georgia Wilson, Jr Bryan Loadholt Ray L 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 Cox. Chairman A William C Lawson M B Nickles. Jr Archie E Baker Joe Thomas Branyon, Jr John L Murray, Jr John C Walker* H L Dukes. Jr Samuel M Harper " Thomas E Peterson M DreherGaskin Edsel Jr H Hemingway. Presnell William Grant" Edwin S Fairfield County A A H Lachicotte, Jr A. U Priester, Jr Louis M Boulware" Beverly Hafers" Joe Young Mickey E Reeves J K Coleman Mac R Harley B Shedd Ernest C Hughes Gregory A Jones W Joseph W Turner. Jr Harold R Jones William C Kennedy" Horry County Eugene P Willimon. Jr Samuel W McConnell R G Horton, Chairman* Kershaw County David M Murray, Jr James W Barnette. 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: Paul Quattlebaum. Jr Tommie W James. Jr Pat Gore * Nick P Anagnost — S C G P Lachicotte Walter A Renken.Jr" John H. Holcombe* * Emerson E Andnshok — N.J T F McNamara, Jr A B Schirmer, Jr Lewis S Horton George U Bennett — Tenn J R Stout S F Horton* Carl F Bessenl — 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 Jack W Carter. Sr , Chairman* Robert P Corker — Tenn John O Avinger William T Howell Frank J Cox — Ala Marion W Sams, Jr. Marion County W. P Clyburn ' — Atkinson III. Chairman Wm. K Durham Germany Dexter L Cook J Ryan White III* T C Mark G Fellers — Tenn Jesse Crenshaw John H Holt Duncan C Mclntyre James C Furman — Tenn Marion 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 County Sumter F H Inabnit. Jr — Fla Henry Glenn Simpson H D Byrd Wyman L Morris. Chairman" Ed Jackson — Colo Ronald Small GeneW Dukes T O Bowen. Jr John Osteen — Tenn. Clifford M Henley * John J Britton, Jr Philip H Prince — NY Lee County Dexter Rickenbaker E M. Dubose J V Roberts — Ala Carroll Green DesChamps II. Chairman" R L Wilder- Ben K Sharp — Tenn Bethel C Durant Hampton County JohnC Sharpe — Tenn. Don R McDaniel William F Speights. Chairman* * 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 Wyhe — 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 RayC Smith Jasper County James M Kennedy Morris, 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.

Mark "? Avpnt Mrs Dnnna Merck Innps Jim and Carolyn Creel Greenville, SC Myrtle Beach, SC 1 1 (Rilh UanHriv Ir Ben nettsvi Me Norfolk, VA l. j. (tsiiij nenurix, jr. Spartanburg, SC ft F Dr Mrs fharlp<; Prpws lvli. ot IVIlS. VV. M. LaWlOFl R. W. Dalton

Columbia, SC Estill, SC Greenville, SC John R. Hines

Ril Iv rianipl Orlando, FL Eddie Dalton William H. Mathis Dillon, SC F. M. Hipp Asheville, NX. Atlanta, GA Daniel Construction Co. Greenville, SC

Alonzo M . DeBruhl Heyward Morgan Greenville, C. SC Holiday Inn #1 Greer, SC Greenville, SC Clemson, SC William T. Davidson, Jr. Dr. R. Ewing B. Piedmont Paper Co., Inc. Henrietta, NC Holiday Inn #2 AnHorcnn QP HilUcI bUll, oL» 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

Ufdlll MIL. H. C. Howell o ICaLIICO, Martha Fletcher Derrick In Memory of Jack R. Miller & Spartanburg, SC Greenville, SC uy rnmp & oeiesie rrince Charleston, SC

Mrs H n i iv Hnntpr a 1 New York NY Mr. & Mrs. Lachlan L. Hyatt James F. Douglas Greenville, SC SnartanhurpVJL/CJI IUMUUI C, SCJU 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

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11 dllL 10 n. Jc 1 II ICo, of. Ivlcl MUMd 1 Coach Frank J. Howard Mr. & Mrs. Eugene P. Willimon Farmer-Barnett, Inc. Columbia, SC Clemson, SC Clemson, SC Greenville, SC P.pint Frank 1 Iptvpv \-> a y) t i i aim jci vcy

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. rvdipri w. & j. iviorgan jones Anderson, SC Graniteville, SC First Federal Savings & Loan #2 Greenwood, SC

Mr. Mrs. ivir. ivirs. ivi. Assn. of Greenville & Harold E. Addis & jacK ciasius D. A. Kennerly Greenville, SC Spartanburg, SC H. Ray Davis, Pres. Oranophiiro Greenville, SC George & Nancy Alley James H. Boulware ivir. iviarion MrKiano Columbia, SC Anderson, SC Mr. & Mrs. Lenard J. Flynn Floin <\ P Anriorcr\n SI* A. D. Amick Memorial Bradley-Horton-Kolb nl 1 Uci oUI 1 , Ou In Memory of E. C. (Red) Kneece Batesburg, SC Florence, SC Forest Products, Inc. by Nita & Kathleen

Baker i 1 1 1 Bob I T. C. Atkinson III & Friend JluStatpsvillpICov 1 IC, lluNC SumfprJul C , SC\J \J Anderson, SC Marion, SC Clarence Koester-ARA William C. Foster T. C. Atkinson, Jr. Doyle C. Burton uemson, ou Services, Inc. Marion, SC Clemson, SC Atlanta, GA Arch Fowler Leasing Associates T. L. Ayers, Jr. In Memory of Ralph M & Herbert Columbia, ot 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. In 1 Clarence B. Bauknight, Jr. Ml IVIGIIIUIjfMpmnru Ulnf FlhprtLIUGI I L_. URailpsfl 1 1 C O Chapin, SC Williamston, SC Greenville, SC West Union, SC

J. E. "Bo" Chinners, Jr. J. Harrison Bay Brokerage Co., Inc. 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

66 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 Dalton, Greenville, SC Columbia, SC GA

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

A Friend of Clemson Mr. Mrs. Allen K. Trobaugh Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Meehan & 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.O. &K. C.Shuler 1,000 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. Chris Suber Sutphin Greenville, 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. Curry David U. Ayers R. A. All & W. Frank Eskridge Windsor Anderson, St. Stephen, S C. Gaffney, Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC SC SC Jimmy Caldwell Wylie Hamrick William H. Baxley III, DMD TheC&S National Bank 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 Rusty Poole Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Milford R. Carol Cook & David P. Riggins Abbeville, SC Anderson, SC Rubie 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 King Oil Co. Dr. & Mrs. J. R. Stout Dr. J. Frank Biggers North Augusta, SC Anderson, SC BEAUFORT Hanahan, SC Walterboro, SC Bates Associates, John T. 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 Sal ley, 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, SC 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. Robbms 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. SC 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. Sirrine Co. #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. Sirrine Co. #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 GREENVILLE Willie R. Hudson Greenville, SC 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, SC Joe F. Anderson, Sr. Greenville, SC Intex Products, Inc. #2 Edgefield, SC David Balentine Sunshine Cleaners. & W. 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, SC Terry Ta I Ion Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Herlonf 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. L. L. Bates, Jr. Thermo-Kinetics, Inc. 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 J. Frank 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 Leroy Cannon 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 NeallO. 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. McAhster 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

Palmetto Spinning Corp #2 James P. Whitlock Don E. Golightly — HAMPTON Design Inc. Laurens, SC ORANGEBURG Clemson, SC Collaborative, Jim Harrison Columbia, SC Fletcher Riley, Jr. & Word Processing, Inc. & Estill, SC LEE Wayne Stuckie Software Solutions, Inc. David A. Gray Larry U. Clark W. G. Deschamps, Jr. Cope, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Hampton, SC Bishopville, SC Dr. Harry B. Arant, Jr Mr. & Mrs. Colonel H. Albertson T. E. Grimes, Jr. Orangeburg, SC Easley, SC Columbia, SC HORRY LEXINGTON E. R Bair, Jr. Robert Felton N. Crews Bret J. Harris/Thomas C. Barry Anthony demons George M. Shealy H. Hutto Easley, SC Brown John M. Memorial Batesburg, SC Orangeburg, SC Hoefer'Thomas K. Wilson Green Sea, SC Dr. M. Rodney Culler T. E. Jones & Sons of Easley Jackie T. Warren Columbia, SC R A. Jones Thurmon W. McLamb Batesburg, SC Orangeburg, SC Easley, SC Robt. D. Hendnx Const. Co., Little River, SC Parker Ms. Mickey Lindler Charles Dempsey Inc. Orangeburg, SC Amos M. McCall Davis Heniford, Jr. Cayce, SC Columbia, SC Easley, SC Loris, SC Dr. Mrs. J. Linder Mr. & Mrs. Albert R. Shealy & B. Jeff Hunt Machinery Co. Gene& Bob Merritt Jimmy Benton Chapin, SC Orangeburg, SC Columbia, SC Easley, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Edgar C. McGee Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Cowsert, Jr Thomas S. Linton, Jr. Orangeburg, SC Modern Home Builders George J. Bishop III Lexington, SC Stephen T. Duffin Easley, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Columbia, SC Kim Johnson Power Oil Co. Orangeburg, SC Donnie G. Patterson Don Cameron Lexington, SC James T. McCabe Easley, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Dr. L. P. Varn Columbia, SC Stuart, Stan & Ray Miller Orangeburg, SC Easley Ob-Gyn Associates, PA A. S. Dargan Lexington Supply Co. S. C. McMeekin Memorial Easley, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Lexington, SC Laurie Edward Bennett Columbia, SC Springfield, SC Mr. & Mrs. Roger Ben|amin John P. "Pat" Gore Southern Installations, Inc. Patrick Construction Co. Liberty, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Lexington, SC Columbia, SC

John H. Holcombe, Jr. C. J. Carter/T. E. Garrison PICKENS Paul E. Bowie, Jr. Memorial Budweiser of Anderson, SC Myrtle Beach, SC E E. Roden L. S. Tompkin Liberty, SC Columbia, SC Dean& Billy Finley West Columbia, SC John L. Humphries Central, SC R. E. B. S —Edward T. Strom Dr. Henry C. Martin Myrtle Beach, SC Warren Craig Jumper Columbia, SC Block C. Club Liberty, SC West Columbia, SC Riddle & Wilkes, Architects/lnc. Clemson, SC John C. Rivers Ernest Jones Washington, Jr. Myrtle Beach, SC Dr. & Mrs. D. W. Newton, Jr. Columbia, SC Cannon's, Inc. Liberty, SC West Columbia, SC Robert R. Sansbury Clemson, SC Theresa Ross Charles E. Dalton Myrtle Beach, SC Reynolds Transportation, Columbia, SC Norman Canoy Pickens, SC Inc. Donald L. Rozier KERSHAW Clemson, SC West Columbia, SC Robert C. Stewart, Jr Columbia, SC W. A. Green, D. A. Kline & Nancy & Jimmy Cook Mendel Stewart Benjamin F Jr. Whaley, Robert R. Russell, Jr. B. H. Baum Clemson, SC Pickens, SC West Columbia, SC Camden, SC Columbia, SC Dr. Herbert P. Cooper, Jr. Henry R. Lowery Wrenn Machine Tools, Inc. South Carolina National Tommie W. James, Jr. Clemson, SC Six Mile, SC West Columbia, SC Camden, SC Bank Del Cowhard MARION Columbia, SC T. F. McNamara, Jr. Clemson, SC Camden, SC Robert G. Mace& Kenneth M. Suggs Kelly J. Dubose RICHLAND Dr. E. E. Nissen Columbia, SC George Singleton, Jr. Clemson, SC C. Edward Addis Gresham, SC Roy Taylor Camden, SC Columbia, SC N. Dr. & Mrs. William E. Dukes Dewey Alford & Jimmy Skipper Columbia, SC G. P. Lachicotte Clemson, SC John Marion, H. Bailey SC Charles E. Whitener Lugoff, SC Columbia, SC Ben Dysart Dr. Ira Barth Columbia, SC Clemson, SC Bearing Distributors, Inc. Marion, SC James Edward Wmgard LANCASTER Columbia, SC Henry S. Ehrhardt Columbia, SC Alford Blackmon Dr. William L. Cheezem, Jr. Clemson, SC Blue Cross Blue Shield Lancaster, SC Marion, SC Mrs. Frances L Chappell Columbia, SC John H. Forberg Hopkins, Mr. & Mrs. Bobby English Eskridge & Long Const. Corp. SC Clemson, SC Jack W. Brunson Lancaster, SC Marion, SC Philip Chappell, Jr. Columbia, SC C. Garrison Clark Garrison Hopkins, SC James F. Outlaw, Jr. J. Thomas Hunter, Jr. Clemson, SC R L. Bryan & Co. Lancaster, SC Marion, SC Columbia, SC SALUDA Keith Hayne Griffith Mr. & Mrs. L. S. Stewman & Clemson, SC Jackson 0. Byers JerroldA. Watson & Sons Mr. & Mrs. Duane Johnson MARLBORO Columbia, SC Monetta, SC Lancaster, SC Drake H. Rogers Mr. Knickerbocker Bennettsville, SC Clemson, SC Carolina Ceramics, Inc. "A Tiger Fan" LAURENS Columbia, SC Ridge Spring, SC Tom C. Lynch, Jr. NEWBERRY Supply Mr. & Mrs. Lynn W. Cooper, Jr. Clemson, SC Charles Edward Corley III, MD S&SFarm Clinton, SC Mrs. Clarence W. Senn & Columbia, SC Ridge Spring, SCSC Mrs K. L. Moore Dick M. Vaughan, Jr. Joe B. Nelson Clemson, SC Inza L. De Borde Kinards, SC SPARTANBURG Clinton, SC Columbia, SC Mr. & Mrs. James V. Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Johnson & D. H. Roberts OCONEE Clemson, SC Paul De Borde Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy L. Johnson Clinton, SC Columbia, SC Duncan, SC J. H. Abrams Frank J. Rankar

Carl R. Rogers Salem, SC Clemson, SC Shelby J. De Borde, Jr. Mascot Homes, Inc. Clinton, SC Columbia, SC Gramling, SC Walter E. Dixon, Jr. & In Memory of Fraz by Bob &

Robert T. Hollingsworth Robert A. Ferguson, Jr. Rita Reeves Shelby J. De Borde, Sr. C. B. Condrey Cross Hill, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Inman, SC

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. Inman, Spartanburg, SC SC Terry Cook Greensboro, NC Macon, GA Clover, SC Huckabee Endowment Fund Thornton, Lloyd Purser Inc. W. 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. B. Bullington, Jr. 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 North SC Carolina Grover, NC New York, Spartanburg, SC NY Mr. H. J. Bowman & Mrs. Joe W. Sellers Allison F. Kirkley Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Harding Spartanburg, Boyd West Arden, NC SC Hendersonville, NC Chester, VA Spartanburg, SC Mr. & Mrs. David G. Dennis D. William Brosnan Barbara & Howard Kress P. V. Guyton Spartanburg, Boyd W. Wingo Asheville, NC 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 SUMTER Kitty & Heyward Bellamy Donald A. Fowler George I. Gondelman Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Booth-Boyle Livestock Co. Marion, NC Great Neck, NY

Charles F. Grant, Jr. Sumter, SC Dahal Burgardner D. R. Parent/T. J. Paxson Sydney E. Tindall Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Harold S. Boozer Raleigh, NC Hixson, TN Robert L. Carlson E. S. Grant Sumter, SC Charlotte, NC James G. McCants, Jr. James D. Fisher Spartanburg, SC Henry C. Bynum Rockingham, NC Hixson, TN James E. Cornwell, Sr The Hearon Corp. Sumter, SC Charlotte, NC Dr. C. R. Swearingen, Jr. Churchill A. Carter, Jr. Spartanburg, SC A Friend Smithfield, Houston, TX Paul M. Garrett NC Helms Masonry, Inc. Sumter, SC Charlotte, NC Clifford C. Bryan Robert T. Cathey Spartanburg, SC Heyward Fort Statesville, NC Houston, TX Sumter, SC Thomas W. Glenn III Grover C. Henry Charlotte, NC Garrison Machinery Co. Robert L. & Kenneth R. Flint Spartanburg, SC J. T. James, Jr. & Mr. & Mrs. W. M. Lineberger, Jr. Statesville, NC Houston, TX Jasper T. James III Dr. & Mrs. Paul Holcomb Charlotte, NC Sumter. SC Francis A. Yarborough Ernest M. Norville Spartanburg, SC Houston, Robert M. Phillips, Sr. Wilmington, NC TX Plowden Const. Co., Inc. Eustace M. Horton Charlotte, NC Walter N. Entrekin Sumter, SC Arthur E. Thomas Spartanburg, SC Chattanooga, TN Pnucor—R.D. Benson & Winston Salem, NC Leigh Textile Company UNION L. K. Seitz Harry W. Smith Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC GEORGIA Kingsport, TN Dr. H. Russell Caston, Jr. Rhonda, Ron, and Marti Littlefield Union, SC Bobby R. Rowland Carroll F. Hutto Mrs. Harry W. Smith Spartanburg, S C. Charlotte, NC Atlanta, GA Kingsport, TN E. E. Fowler McKesson Chemical Company Union, SC Sandoz Chemicals H. Thornton Smith, Jr. Mr. SMrs.T. C. Breazeale, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Atlanta, GA Knoxville, TN "A Friend From Spartanburg" WILLIAMSBURG Sandoz Dyes Dr. Roberts. Hill R. E. Riddle Spartanburg, SC F. E. Huggms, Jr. & Charlotte, NC Augusta, GA Mansfield, TX

Plastic Injectors, Inc. D. I. Wilson II W. A. Wood & Associates Charles D. Miller J. B. Montgomery Spartanburg, SC Hemingway. SC Charlotte, NC Dalton, GA Martinsville, VA Norman Fredrick Pulliam W. H. Cox Floyd & Barbara Rogers A Friend of Clemson John W. Holcomb Memorial Spartanburg, Kingstree, SC SC Clyde, NC Gainesville, GA McLean, VA

Puritan Ind. Maintenance Corp. A. J. Rigby, Jr. N. E. Garvin Mike McSwain David L. Peebles Spartanburg, Kingstree, SC SC Greensboro, NC Hartwell, GA Newport News, VA

J Richard Knopf. Sr Richard Herbert South General Const Co. , Inc Mitchell S Scott Robert Lee Hill Arnie C Spencer Dr Charles W Hinnant Walter Price Spires ANDERSON Gary L Holcombe Pete J &JimStathakis Steve Adams John Brown Hooper Tony Keith Stewart

Anderson Pediatric Group Jr John D , Hagnew Hopkins Lawrence A Sutherland R H Anderson Home Enterprises Dr Edgar Talbert Anderson County Clem son Club Independent Publishing Co John C Taylor III Anderson Orthodontic Associates Andy & Lor i Jarman Mr S Mrs Frederick J Terry John B Ashley Wallace Jones J. D. Thrasher, Inc

Baychem GaryC Kldd In Memory of Marion Washington Dr Robert B Belk James F Little Class of 44 $ Mr S Mrs Guy W Black 500 GOLD CARD Mrs. C. H. Lomas Western Sizzhn Steak House 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 Mapr Kenneth S Wohlford Mrs Frances G Boatwright Thomas L Farris John T Clardy K M Mattison James H (Jay) Gully Donald L Fulmer Jesse A Cobb, Jr McCall's. Inc. BAMBERG Mr S Mrs James S Hunter RobertD Gantt Howard M Corbett S Carlyle Poole Mr S Mrs Carl McClain Mr S Mrs Norman Kirkland S Tommy, Jane Jana Crawford Thomas F Kicklighter Mr S Mrs James K Gregory & J H. McDaniel Mr & Mrs James R Sursavage Litt Memorial Clarence A Davis lejohn Elbert Hines Hamilton J Norman Phillips Claude McCain W M Dillard Piedmont Candy S Cigar Co John S S Charles R , Jr Hatcher ABBEVILLE Dr Claude Dixon H EarleHolley, Jr. C Randolph McClure, Sr Memorial BARNWELL Boyce H Carlisle Joseph K Kneece Billy Joe Durham Pizza Inn Assoc. Hugh Birt Dr & Mrs John L Guy Eugene H Kneece, Jr Raymond Fleming Mr S Mrs Norman W Powell Mr & Mrs David Craig C. L. Dr. Mrs. C. Huggins Richard L Meyer S Richard Fox James E Reid Ted W. Craig Mr S Mrs James L Lucas, Jr. Aaron & Mike Gambrell John G Molony S William W Molony J B Rhinehardt, Jr Yale J. Garber

Alice Robert I. Geisel WilliamS McNeil A H Peters, Jr Dr Donald C Roberts & Frederick D Mixon Dr J Verone Peace Rees M Ray Gillespie Dr. Joseph C Yarbrough. Jr Norman M Smith II Electric Co , Inc. Charles L. Powell Mr S Mrs William H. Gilmer J E Stewart Bldrs, Inc. Grady Sanders Thomas Warren Weeks Mr. and Mrs Eddie Seiglerlll Glen Rill Farms W Alan M Tewkesbury III Mr S Mrs Dennis B Simmons Richard W Wislon Agency Dr Charlie W Timmerman Glenn Plumbing Co., Inc. Singer Company Motor Products S Sewing BEAUFORT James L Walpole Mr & Mrs Phil C Greeson Machine Divisions James Arthur Buck AIKEN Dr W. G. Watson Hardy Boys Food Shops Thomas Jerry Slaton StrattonA Demosthenes Alexander-Moormann & Assocs H Odell Weeks, Jr Harley-Davidson of Anderson Charlie E Smith T R Garrett L J Coker Mr S Mrs H. Weeks. Sr Robert V Harrell Dr John Horton Smith Charles L Johnson H. C. CowardS Son Hartrow, Inc —Malcolm Hare Mr SMrs Robert W Smith Bryan Loadholt Mr SMrs Steve C Ergle ALLENDALE Kenneth B Heller, MD Ronnie A Smith Mr & Mrs John Tilton Mr S 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 IPTA Y 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 right: 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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BERKELEY J Edward Lotz Wayne Edens Earl & Carolyn Sammons Paul Patrick F Murphree Dexter John Rickenbaker Mr & Mrs John K Edmonds Randolph Satterfield H E. Pearce, Jr E Myers IV Or Peter John Waddell C. V Elrod David R Schumpert, Jr. Timbes Wilund Usry Architects Denny W Orvin. Jr Robert D Westover Henry Elrod George W Sharpton KERSHAW David D Page, Jr Jerry D Eskew Ronald M Shelton EDGEFIELD Kenneth Nolan & Gerry Pontiff Ethox Chemicals, Inc. Gordon Sherard W Carson, DDS Jerry N Crocker Bill Russell Edwin W Evans Blake Shewmaker Mr & Mrs Richard B Inman, Sr. Stewart Mr & Mrs J W Gilliam. Jr Joseph C Jackson John H Fab-Tech, Inc — William J Keith C M Shook Jack A Hamilton W. L. Jackson Raleigh J Farr Simco Products CALHOUN Mr & Mrs. John A Hughes Fashion First, Inc. Simmons Machinery Co., Inc C F. Evans & Co Mi & Mrs Kenneth Kaltz LANCASTER L Fmley O'Connor & Co W B Simmons & Co Al F Simons Hane, MD Mr & Mrs G Milton Saggus, Jr JamesA & Adams First National Lease Corp Mr & Mrs Allen D Smith & S H Houck Catherine S Walsh R H. Collins Foothills Delta P , Inc Mr & Mrs Al D Droege L. C. Kissam III Mr & Mrs Theo R Williams Frank & Ann Ferguson W T Fraser, Jr H W Smith & H W Smith, Jr. James M Moss III & Son Yonce Ford Mercury Dr John R Howell. Jr Sid D. Freeman South Carolina Box, Inc. Jim Pooser Oscar S. Porter III Marvin K Friar Spartan Express. Inc FAIRFIELD Riverside Grocery Joe S. Fulmer Mrs Fran Stewart CHARLESTON William J Arnette Mr & Mrs W K Varnadore — Construction M. L Garrett Co William R Stoddard. Jr , MD John Q Adams, Jr & John Q Adams III Louis M Boulware Doug & Chris Ashley River Animal Hospital William W Coleman Charles F Gentry. Jr Wherry Stover

D L Aydlette, Jr. Mike Collins Bruce Gibson William W Stover, Jr LAURENS Richard Reubin H Brown James L Dorrier Eugene G Gibson P Strawhorn Wayne Barnes

J Gilfillin Dr Edwin L T Furman R Cullum W M Estes, Jr M. Stroud Heath Copeland Phil R Floyd Barbara & Adrian Glenn F Harold Gillespie William B Sturgis Charles Jeter Glenn Thomas R Glover Warren R Herndon, Sr Levis L Gilstrap Charles "Donald' Styles Mr & Mrs Gray Hipp, Jr.

Robert A Glenn Suggs-Taylor-Lunny J T Hollmgsworth F Gregorie & Son John J. Hood, Jr S Belue Albert Al Hitchcock Joe D. Jolly C. R. Goulet Suitt Construction Co , Inc Dial McAlister Ernest Doris Gray Richard William C Kennerty Thomas J Mann & Charles S Tanner Co Wayne Raburn Jack & Patsy Greene Robert R Taylor Walter S Ramage Thomas E Lynn & William H Gladden Pigeon Granite Co — J P Brooks Charles F McCrary John C Renwick, Jr Greenville Industrial Fred M Thompson Thomas J Thompson Merritt Dredging Co Frances & William H. Wylie Jane H. Greer J E Thompson LEE John T Mundy Dr Floyd F Griffin, Jr J P Thompson, Jr Marion J Barnes FLORENCE Jr Jim Thrailkill Dr Thrailkill David M Murray, Ji Edward D Guy. & Ben Wallace P Deschamps Mr & Mrs Watson T Barbrey Threatt-Michael Aaron A Nettles, Jr Paul F Haigler, Jr Const Co., Inc Green Deschamps II G Wilson Bryce Memorial — William R Harling Mr Mrs Michael Toner Henry J Rast, Jr Mr &Mrs & F WymanO McDaniel Bryce Mechanical Contr, . Inc Rogers & Brown Custom Brokers, Inc Mr & Mrs William F Harnesberg Dr, William E Tucker Marvin C Buchanan Don R, McDaniel, Sr. S V Sottile Memorial Michael & Andrea Tungsten Industries, Inc. Lane Craven & Malcolm H Craven Caldwell Harper Jim and Jackie Vaughn Mr & Mrs Thomas M Tobm LEXINGTON Frank A Douglass, Jr H E Tyler Joseph E Harper R Bruce White R H Walker Mr &Mrs H L Allen. Jr "Clyde S Bryce. Jr — J Harrell Mr S, Mrs William L Wallace Wayne D Ward Billy Annck PE Engineering Consultants" Franklin R Henry Marvin Harrison Mr & Mrs. David E Watson Welch Dr Frank T. Arnold. Jr Wilder & Christine Funk Harrison Mr & Mrs Richard L Watson Douglas L Wilbanks Robert T W Edward Campbell Godbold Daughtry James G Hayes Richard L.Watson A Y Willard, Jr James Tracy Childers Shealy Dental Clinic James M Henderson J D Wells. Jr Tom B Young Michael G Coleman Dr Robert G Jamison Joe A Hewell Charles W West Brad Pressley CHEROKEE Mr & Mrs William H Johnson J Michael & Susan Hill Max Whatley JohnC. Cook Dr W Ronald Barrett Boyd & Carolyn Derrick Clay S & Patty OAldebol James D Whiteside John T. Drafts James Vincent Caggiano Bill & Anne Kea Hitea Chemical, Inc Connie-Edward-Crystal Wilhoit William Elliott, Jr Dr J Carroll Troy M H Lamb Farms Mr & Mrs Harold L Hix Edward R Williams Mrs John L. Frierson Lawrence E Childers John E Lunn Bobby Hudson George E Williams Claudia Mane Gardner Gary E, Clary Gordon Keith McLeod Parker Humphreys J V Williams Theron Dill Hester Mr & Mrs Joe Baxter Clary S A Rodgers, Jr A Greenville Clemson Family I H (Jim) Williams Farish Mark Thomas Hobbs GregS L. Dean Weaver Const Co , Inc Ms Margaret Huskey Willson Riggins Landscape. Inc Mr & Mrs Earle Kyzer—Steve & Robin John M Hamrick, Jr Allen P Wood, AIA Lloyd Hutchins Willson & Linda Lexington State Bank Mr & Mrs W Joe McArthur Edward L Young Amos Hykes & Hassle Davis Robert M & Mary S Wilson Dallas E Mams James G Ness Industrial Scrap, Inc J Ed Winkler GEORGETOWN Dr Richard L McDaniel Cherokee Co Joe A Ivester Charles R Yeargin H W Bruorton Charles H Risinger Mr & Mrs Sam L Taylor William S Ivester, Sr Fred J Zahrn Mr &Mrs Charles W Cagle Mr & Mrs Clinton W Sease Dale Johnson CHESTER H E Hemingway Heyward D Shealy Fred A Johnson GREENWOOD Thomas E Baker Michael D Morris James H Shirer, Jr Danny J Jones Dr F E Abell. Jr Tiller Carolyn & Chuck Bell Construction Co . Inc Charles M Stuck Mr & Mrs Lamar Kennedy George T Abrams, Jr & Mr & Mrs Floyd P Broome Waccamaw Family Practice Assoc Harold 8 Swygert, Jr Mr & Mrs David K King Larry Traynham Ronald N Caldwell Mr & Mrs Joe E Young Woodrow H Taylor James W Knox, Jr NickP Anagnost Willis Cram N R Watkins GREENVILLE B Russell Langley, Jr Clarence L Beaudrot Terry & Sandra Darby Allstate Food Broker, Inc W L Brigham, Jr Euel M Boland MARION George R Fleming Julian M Langston, Jr William E & D E Burnett Fritz N Johnson, MD American Equipment Co , Inc Mr 4 Mrs S Wayne Goodyear James Andrew Aston Lee's Textile Consultant Ronald L Carlay Leslie W Levy Dub Johnson - Laura Mae. Inc & Cecil Glenn Lester. Jr Ronald L Carlay 2 Duncan C. Mclntyre J E. Austin, Jr # & Johnson-Serman, Inc Mr & Mrs Harry G Batson Mr & Mrs L G Lewis, Jr James Alexander Cooper William F Thompson W E, Lindsay Troy E Bennett, Sr V B Lippard. Jr Mr & Mrs John R Davis S. M. Sauls Herbert D Lutz Dora G Bigbee Bud & Sandy Long G&PTruckingCo , Inc G. R. McLellamSinclair

Joan B . Pressley Greenwood Motor Lines. Inc Larry J Blackstock Joseph R Lovin John N & Mary Ann Pressley MCCORMICK Larry E Blakely Henry Lucius III G Bonner Harvley J B Pressley. Jr Bowen Pulpwood Co , Inc James A Bolmg J Harold Mack — Architect Jennings Walker Halsted M Stone. MD Mrs Helena W Faulkner James E Bostic Seabrook L. Marchant Nevit Y Johnson W T Wrenn W W. Bridwell W. C. Masters Arnold Lynn Jones NEWBERRY Bob Maxwell Builders, Inc "A Friend" CHESTERFIELD Mr & Mrs Don Brookshire R Kent Bedenbaugh James C Crawford. Ji Robert E Brown Greer Asphalt Paving, Inc Jeff Knight Albert F Busby H Jack McCall. Jr Jack Lawrence James P. & Mary A Fields James H Brown Walter B Cousins Peter H. Bryan Edward McCameron. Jr Robert A Liner CLARENDON Louie C. Derrick Charles A Bryan, Jr W. H McCrary Roy E Long Gordon S Leslie, Jr Dr Clarence E Coker, Jr. L G , Jr & L G . Sr McCraw James V Lowe Wallace H Burgess Larry A Morris A Friend Dr James P McNamara Mr, & Mrs Bill Madden & Mr & Mrs CMC Development Co Buddy Neel Dusty & Ginger Rhodes J C Calloway Carl & Rachel Merritt David Williams H B Rickenbaker Terry C. Shaver Frank B Camerson Buck Mickel P R Nickles Ferd J. Horace F Swilley Summer Carolina Sprinkler Co., Inc Grady Miller's Honda Melvm Pace David C Waldrop. Jr Carolyn Warehouses. Inc. Moore-Tinsley Supply Co Willie Mae Powell COLLETON David C Waldrop. Sr Mr & Mrs Churchill A Carter Morton & Morton J Herbert Powell, Jr Larry Berry Dr Sam Hazel Harry S Young William J Neely, Jr Mr & Mrs Beniamin E Smith William E & E R Southard Thomas Carter L Jerry Chapman Drs Newman & Batcheldor George F Smith, Jr OCONEE DARLINGTON Ed Childress John P Nickerson Richard & Dan Suggs Hugh F Abies Hubert C Baker. DDS Thomas K Norris John W Turner, Jr J M Clary Archie I Barron Rick L Alfred L White Beasley Ed Clay Jeremiah F O'Brien Dr & Mrs Stuart Clarkson, Jr « Concrete Dawkms Products. Inc Orders Tile SDist Co . Inc Sidney Lamar Cline HAMPTON Dr & Mrs Larry S Bowman A Family of Tigers Supporters Fred Collins W Cody Owens Mr & Mrs Louis R Elliott W C Hood Jeffrey S. Huggins Commercial Air Cond Service John F Palmer & Frady's Service. Inc Mr & Mrs W H Mauldin Dr Wm P Kennedy John Herbert MelvmW Bashor Conrad Harris Marine & R V . Inc PeteG Mi ley William B McCown III Contractors Service & Rentals Palmetto Loom Reed Co Dr Wm S Holliday J D Rouse. Sr & Dr Jr BilIM Reaves Jacob D Rouse, James Rudolph Cox II Russell Hunter Park Dr. Frank A Hoshall, Jr L Andrew Richardson I Sam J. Cram N Patterson, Jr. HORRY In Memory of Gerald E Brown, Jr. Syracuse Farms Ralph Crawley L R "Choppy" Patterson Samuel R Spann K-Mac Service, Inc John C Walker John G Creech Mr & Mrs Andrew H. Pioth Marion T Bellamy DerylC Keese&Wm. C Keese Mrs. Dennis Yarborough Daddy Rabbit, Butch & Masso George M Plyler R Paul Benik, Jr John N Landreth. Sr

Custom Electric Co Poole In Memory E Dr Harry B Mays DILLON David C of M Bost Daniel International Engineering Port Brokerage Inc F. L Bradham Clyde A McCall W G Lynn Co., Mrs Billy W Davis Proformance Systems, Inc Robert C. Crenshaw Mr SMrs J Whit Miller

DORCHESTER Davis Electrical Constructors Mr & Mrs L. M Ragsdale Dr William S Fairey Mr & Mrs Edd Mize Bailey& Associates Col Wm F Davis (Ret.) Don Reed & Associates James B. Goldfinch Northwest Properties, Inc H Downs Byrd. Jr C F Dawes Fredric W Reinhold, Jr Frederick C Gore Oconee Anesthesia Services, PA

Earl R Dupriest, Jr Billy S Delk Richards Wilson Donald W Helms Samaha, Inc

Harry L Hill E D Maney Charles E Ricker R G Horton Claude S Simpson, Jr. & Col. Tom Steve H Hutchinson & Charles B Duncan, Jr. E R Roper S. F Horton Maertens

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73 ORANGEBURG G Neil Smith Pimco Chemical 8 Supply Co H S Gault Dr Bruce Allen Simmons George George L Binnicker, Jr. Mr 8 Mrs Marks Stokes Timothy M Drake E M C. Carl Smith Jr Tim Grant Wm B Bookhart, & Sons Carl E Watkins Insurance R. A Earnhardt W Thomas E Smith Mrs. JefferyT Haire Mrs Starr C Busbee Robert A Watson Mr 8 Mrs Harley W Easier Mr 8 Mr 8 Mrs Mack C Stewart. Jr

Jr , Brian III 8 W A. Cartwnght, Jr Henry Yonce 8 Charles Yonce Lawrence Goldstein Martin B , M Daniel Harding Stowe Jerome B Degen, MD Larry E & Judy H Yonce Mike Greene—Spartan Insulating Edmund F Hall John A Templeton N Harvey H D. Folk Max 8 Rita Gregory Patterson W T Vick Fort Sumter Petroleum Co., Inc — Haselden 8 Owen RICHLAND Hallmark Cafeterias Mr 8 Mrs Bob E. Webb Inc Leland M Bradshaw B P Barber 8 Associates, Inc Joe A Harris, Inc Mountain View Industries, West Iredell Constrs . Inc

Mr 8 Mrs Martin Gilchrist J Bell E E Herlong, Jr. G Mr 8 Mrs M J. Leslie Heaton, Jr Dr T. G Westmoreland Gray & Gray Farms Frank M Boggs Helms Masonry, Inc #2 Lewis W Hicks DonV Whelchel 8 Stanley Riggms F Reeves Gressette, Jr Mr 8 Mrs J Dennis Bolt Melvin L Kelly, Jr. Dr 8 Mrs D C Hull J S Whiteside 8 Co , Inc Jr Bennett Kirkpatrick W C. Higginbotham, Nash Broyles Cecil's, Incorporated W David K Willis Morrow E Hudson, Jr Marion Burnside Industrial Bldg Maint Claud H 8 Calvin B Guy A Yeargin Parnsh Alan McC Johnstone Chatham Steel Corp Insulfab Plastics, Inc — W. C Moore Dr Floyd L Or Drayton L Nance. Jr Kenneth L Chi Ids Helen D Johnson 8 Mary A Owens J M Peek GEORGIA Dr 8 Mrs William Quinn Continental Forest Industries —J. R. Lally Kirkland S Johnston 8 John B Johnston Bruce A Pullen William D Anderson R Pursley, Jr Mr 8 Mrs D C Osterhoudt Billy E Crumpton Miss Margaret Lee William Mr 8 Mrs Robert D Bagwell Quinn Julian A Ott Ralph B Cureton. Jr Larry Medley Jackson McCarter Whit Blackmon J M Russell, Jr. R. Smith, Jr Donald R Davis Bias A Miyares Ben Jerry A Brannon Short Stop Food Store Judge Michael R Davis DaleW Stanley Mr 8 Mrs W Charles O'Cain A J 8 Nona Coleman Jr Thomas, Sr. , G G Thomas, Ted Shuler Terris L. Eller Arthur W O'Shields G G T C Dykes P Bleckley Jack Vallentine III John L Neely G James W Engram Palmetto Motor Lines, Inc William C Efird. Jr

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Harder Steven Clark Moore Julian H Price Frank Myers Motors Robert B Morris David Michael Holmes Starwood Nursery & L' Scaping, Harold L Murray Don Quattlebaum Dr Ronnie Keith Nettles Charles Earle Jones Inc by D. L. Locklair William E Nabors Gary Reynolds Col WadeH Padgett, Jr Mr & Mrs Wayne Jones/Leslie & Pamela Charles L. Sullivan, Jr, D K Oglesby, Jr, Robert H Rhodes J Harry Tarrance B. R Kernels P. L Webb John H Owens. Jr Mr. & Mrs Marvin Slaughter Herbert J Thomas, Jr Robert W LeMaster Lee West Pat s Provisions, Inc Jon Barry Templeton Arthur T Wilson III Mr & Mrs W. F Leuck Dale Windham J. Leonard Patterson Alex Thompson John Lee Wood. Jr Donald G Maytield W. G. Wofford Steve Pearce Edward D. Tinsley III Dr. R. H. McElveen, Jr, James R Woodham Truluck, Jr. Dr. Ralph K, Peden BERKELEY George Melaragno J W James E Pennell MD, PA 0. L. Turner Thomas S Buchanan Thomas C Parker Price John M, Turner, Jr. B W Ernie Causey R. B. Sanders DILLON R. A. 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The Tiger Band celebrates Home- Halftime festivities include a alumni and students. She will have coming 1981 along with the various special arrangement of John been chosen by a student body vote auxilary units including the Flag Phillip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes and crowned at Tigerama last night. Corps and the Tiger Twirlers. The Forever." The University Chorus, She will be riding on Sigma Alpha pregame performance includes the under the direction of William W. Epsilon's Silver Anniversary float. traditional "Tiger Rag" and "Sock it Campbell, will present a patriotic The outgoing HomecomingQueen is to 'em." medley on the home sidelines. The Shari Jamieson, sponsored last year Dotting the "i" for the script medley includes such favorites by the Beta Theta Pi social frater- "Tigers" will be Alumni Associ- as "This is my Country," "Yankee nity. She hails from nearby Pendle- ation President, Rusty Donkle Doodle Dandy," "You 're a Grand 'Ole ton. The band will play Kenny (Class of '49). The Greenville native Flag," and "God Bless America." Roger's "Lady" as the Queen and is in his first term as Alumni Associa- Simultaneously, the band will be her Court are presented. tion President, beingelected in Jan- performing drills. Halftime comes to end as Tiger uary of 1981. He is married to the To cap off halftime in the Valley, Band exits to "Tiger Rag." former Jean McSween and they have the 1981 Homecoming Queen and one son, Lang. her court will be presented to the

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By Jeff Rhodes Morrison booted a 31-yard field goal The Tigers took the ball at their 47 that knotted the score at 10 apiece. and after a Jordan keeper for 9 yards, There are few things in life that are The Stanford band and their crazy two Jeff McCall runs for six and three certain, but death, taxes, and Clemson hats would look pale in comparison to yards and a trio of incomplete passes, beating Virginia in football immediately the wild outfits and marching cellos of Clemson had a fourth-and-seven with 1 come to mind. However, the 1980 Tiger- the Virginia Pep Band and their Frisbee- seconds left. After both teams took a Cavalier matchup in Charlottesville catching dog. That halftime show pro- time out, Ariri was called in for the kick nearly changed that old adage. vided some forboding of the bizarre that would win the game. Clemson had beaten Virginia 19 second half that was to follow. "There was not that much wind," said straight times dating back to 1955 and Clemson took the second-half kickoff the NCAA'scareerfield goal leader," and

former coach Frank Howard was known and promptly punted three plays later, I went to the end of the bench so I could Virginia. to refer to the Wahoos as the "white as did After another Clemson think about the kick. I did not want

meat" on the schedule. However, in punt, Virginia fumbled and five plays anyone to talk to me because I might 1980, the Cavaliers proved not to be later AII-ACC defensive back Brian have gotten distracted." Ariri's kick turkeys and the Tigers were the ones Shumock intercepted Mike Gasque's from 52 yards cleared the crossbar by that found themselves on the spit about pass at the Virginia 39. a good two feet and the Tigers led 27-24 to be served as the main course. Tommy Vigorito's 47-yard pass recep- with six seconds left. — Obed Ariri's kickoff was downed in tion moved the Cavaliers to the Clemson Ariri would later understate "That the endzone and Virginia started at its 16. Three snaps later, Vigorito ran off was the biggest kick of my career be-

right tackle it 20. An incomplete pass, a tackle for loss forthe six points. Morrison's cause won a game for us. I have made and a delay of game penalty quickly PATputthe'Hoosup, 17-10. some kicks that have personal meaning, killed the drive and Ford Mays was On the next series, Gasque was again but that one was the most memorable called in to punt. intercepted by Shumock at the Clemson from a team standpoint."

Clemson got the ball at the Virginia 46 37 and he returned the theft to the For Clemson, it was the greatest come- and the overland combination of Edgar Tiger 16. After four running plays, run- back in history. A Tiger team had never Pickett, Chuck McSwain, and Homer ning back Quentin Walker scored from trailed by as many as 14 points in the Jordan tanked their way to the Virginia five yards out and Morrison's kick made fourth quarter and still come back to win 13, where Ariri was called on to kick the score, 24-10. Virginia looked as the game. a 29-yard field goal. The ball split the though it was finally going to shake The Virginia fans were in a state of uprights and the Tigers led 3-0. the albatross that had been hanging shock as they filed out of Scott Stadium After an exchange of punts, Virginia around its neck ever since the two after losing to Clemson forthe 20th time quarterback Lindsay Delaney engi- schools had been playing each other. in as many tries. More than one fan was neered a land drive of his own. The On the next series Jordan's 51-yard overheard to say, "But we were so close." Wahoos started at their 31 and after a pass to Jerry Gaillard moved the Tigers So, for the time being, Clemson beat- combination of option plays, runs off- from their 23 to the Virginia 26 as the ing Virginia in football remains one of the

tackle and a couple of short passes, third quarter ended, and the Virginia few certain thingsin life. If thetwoteams Virginia was on the Clemson three as the fans were hoping that their Cavaliers continue to have barnburners like last first quarter ended. Two plays later, could hold on for another 15 minutes. year, though, Clemson fans had better Delaney ran behind center Brian Mus- But Brendon Criteon hisonly carry of the start looking for some other security selman and scored the touchdown. game ran around left end for a 26-yard blanket. Wayne Morrison's kick made the score score on the first play of the fourth 7-3 in favor of the home team. stanza, and Ariri's kick cut the Virginia Again the clubs exchanged punts, but lead to 24-17. Jordan wasted no time in getting the Four punts later, a Virginia drive Tigers back on the scoreboard as he hit bogged down and Mays was forced to Perry Tuttle with a simple quick out- punt from his 30. Defensive back Willie pass that Tuttle turned into a 56-yard Underwood, whose exploits in a later touchdown. game would make him forever famous in "It was a simple 5-yard out-pattern," the hearts of Clemson fans, rushed said Tuttle, who is fast closing in on Jerry through the line to block the punt. Butler's all-time career receiving record Defensive end Bill Smith scooped up

at Clemson. "The defensive back went the loose ball at the 11 and ran it in for the interception and he missed the for the touchdown.

ball. Everything after that seemed like it "The ball just bounced into my hands Willie moved in slow motion. I cut across the after blocked it," said Smith, who

grain and I started looking for blockers. has been a standout at defensive end Jim Wurst hit the last Virginia player despite an injury-plagued career. "I just

it I I and I thought, 'Well, now I can coast picked up and ran. had no idea would

in,' but that tired monkey jumped on score. I didn't realize I had actually

until I my back and I thought I was going to scored sat down on the bench." Ariri's die before I got in." Ariri's extra point third extra point tied the score at again put Tigers in the lead, 10-7. 24 with 3:05 left in the game. Virginia ran their version of Tuttle's Virginia took the kickoff and moved the pass on the first play after the kickoff as ball well until Steve Durham's sack of Delaney threw to Cole Egan for 61 yards quarterback Todd Kirtley forced the and a first down at the Tiger 19. The Cavaliers to punt with 1:20 showing on Cavaliers' drive stalled at the 14 and the clock. Ariri kicked game-winner last year.

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