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September 19, 1981 Today's Game and Statistics Clemson vs Georgia Today's Matchups Clemson Memorial Stadium Athletic Administration University Officials Cover Story 6 Stadium Information Jeff Davis is the leader for Clemson's defense and he v^^ill be tested today in his Athletic Dept. Staff confrontation with Herschel Walker. Kim Managers & Trainers Kelly profiles Clemson's senior linebacker. IPTAV Club 8 Coachof-the-Year Cheerleaders Clemson Tennis Coach Chuck Kriese has Clemson University been a miracle w/orker in the last couple of years. After taking over a 7-14 program in IPTAY Officers/Representatives 1975, he has made the Tigers a Top Ten Clemson's Coaches team the last three seasons. Tim Bourret Today's Band Program profiles the energetic mentor. Tiger Cartoon Hall of Famer 42 The Clemson training needs have been in capable hands for over 20 years, because Fred Hoover has been a tireless w/orker. His hard \Nork in Tigertown was honored this past summer when he was selected as a Players & Coaches National Hall of Famer by the National 10 Head Coach Danny Ford Athletic Trainers Association. Kim Kelly discusses Hoover's contributions to 22 Assistant Coaches Clemson. 36 Clemson Players 46 When ABC Comes to Town 48 Clemson Alphabetical Roster Countless man hoursof workare needed to 50 Clemson Numerical Roster produce a three-hour telecast of a college 51 Opponent's Numerical Roster football game. You wouldn't believe some of the details and tasks that must be 53 Opponent's Alphabetical Roster carried out. David McGrew takes us behmd 60 Meet Today's Opponent the scenes. 54 Picture From the Past On November 12, 1977 Notre Dame came to town for one of the most exciting week- ends Clemson has ever seen. The cast of future pros in that game is staggering as 24 Photo Credits: A special thanks to the players on the rostersof the two teams that Clemson Communication Center staff of day are now playing professional Jim Burns, Charles Haralson, Tom ball. Shockley, Vince Ducker, Hal Smith, Ben Russ Cohen Remembered Hendricks, Jim Martin, Lance McKinney 62 Lewis. Also to Earle Martin, Russ Cohen was one of Clemson's most and Dave Jim Bradley, and the staff of the Orange beloved coaches in the fifties. He was & White. instrumental in moulding many of Frank Howard's bowl teams in that era. University Feature 96 Today is the 35th anniversary of one of Clemson's finest organizations, the Air Force ROTC. The military has played an important part in Clemson's heritage. Out of the Past 100 You don't have to go back many years to find the most exciting game of the Clemson-Georgia series (at least from a Clemson point of view). The 1977 Clemson victory is a landmark accomplishment in Represented for National Advertising by: Tigertown. Jeff Rhodes reviewsthatgame. Spencer Marketing

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By Tim Bourret lected to the Associated Press' All- and Georgia middle guard Eddie Weaver. America team, and of course led the The former is one of the top centers in the While most of the country feels the top Bulldogs to the national title. And he still South and should be a leader of the Tiger matchup of the sports week took place has not played in a losing game. That last offensive line this season. Weaver, who last Wednesday night in Las Vegas when Stat probably will motivate the Tigers resembles a mature William Perry at 6-0 Thomas Hearns fought Sugar Ray more than anything. and 270 pounds, had his best day of the Leonard, Southeast football fans cer- Even though the Davis-Walker con- 1980 season against Clemson last year tainly have a different opinion. No frontation will reap all the publicity, when he made 14 tackles. matchup in college football today has there are two key matchups in the tren- Although two sets of players will not been more competitive in recent years. ches that could decide the game. When face each other per se, they will have a The prizefight in Las Vegas at midweek Clemson tackle Lee Nanney faces off constant eye on their counterpart on the offered an exciting one-on-one matchup, against Georgia tackle Jimmy Payne, other side of the field. Fans of today's but thisafternoon, football fans witness- sparks (if not chin straps) are sure to fly. game will betreated by the performances ing the Clemson-Georgia fray will get Nanney is the strongest player in the ACC of two of the quickest and most acrobatic added bonuses. With all the key match- and possibly the South based on his 525 wide receivers in the country, Clemson's ups in this game it will be like viewing 1 pound bench-pressing ability. The Spar- Perry Tuttle and Georgia's Lindsay Scott. prize fights at once on each play. tanburg, SC, native was AII-ACC last year All pro scoutsfeel both will be first-round Obviously, some of the matchups and should be a cleat-in for the team this choices next year in the NFL draft. stand out more than others. The most year. He has been Clemson's top graded Tuttle and Scott were both ranked in publicized confrontation will feature offensive lineman in both games this the top five in career receptions among Clemson linebacker Jeff Davis and season and 12 of the last 13 overall. active players in the NCAA coming into Georgia running back Herschel Walker. Payne is one of the most active tackles this season. Tuttle has 106 catches Davis has been Clemson's top tackier in the South and he was never more heading into today's game and he needs thisseason byfaras he hasalready made bullish than last Saturday in Athens, GA, only one grab to move into second place 33 stops in two games. He had 20 'ast when the Bulldogs stopped California, behind Jerry Butler on Clemson's all-time week and has gone over the 300-mark in 27-13. All Payne did was record three reception list. Scott is also on the brink of career stops at Clemson. The preseason quarterback sacks, (the Georgia D had establishing a personal milestone, as he Ail-American (according to Street & nine sacks altogether, so run Homer, needs only four receptions against the Smith Magazine) was the major reason run) block a punt and bat down a pass at Tigers to reach the 100-mark in his Tulane gained only 40 yards rushing last the line of scrimmage. He will be espe- career. Like Tuttle, Scott is number-two week. He is truly the team's defensive cially motivated to beat the highly re- on his school's career receiving list, and leader and one of the strongest hitters in garded Nanney, but an additional a solid favorite to become the all-time the country. incentive will be his relationship with leader before the year is out. "Jeff Davis has followed in the foot- Homer Jordan. The two played high Themedia will be very interested inthe steps of the tradition of outstanding school football together in Athens at battle of the quarterbacks, Clemson's linebackers at Clemson," said Georgia Cedar Shoals High. They are good friends Homer Jordan and Georgia's Buck Belue. Head Coach Vince Dooley. "He isa heavy off the field, but Jordan would bet that The signal callers do not have much in hitter who is an extremely aggressive Payne would love to reminisce behind the common except that they excell at their player, something that is necessary to Tigers' line of scrimmage. position. Jordan is a slippery QB who become a great linebacker." The other highlighted trench warfare excells as a runner and is rapidly becom- Walker has certainly been on Davis' will match Clemson center Tony Berryhill ing an accomplished passer. Belue has a mind for some time, but the Clemson linebacker certainly is not alone. The Wrightsville, GA, native is the talk of the country as he has already appeared on more national magazine covers than Farrah Fawcett and Cheryl Tiegs put together. And the statistics and list of accomplishments tell us why he is the nation's most gifted runner. Only 13 games into his career he is already on the doorstep of the 2,000- yard mark. He has 1,944 yards coming into today's game and needs only 65 to reach the magic number. To give you an example of the magnitude of this accomplishment, just examine the Clemson record book. Only five players in Clemson history ever gained over 2,000 yards in their careers (Buddy Gore, Ray Yauger, Ken Callicutt, Lester Brown and Fred

Cone) and it took them at least three

years to make it. (Buddy Gore did it in 23 games and that is the quickest in Clem- son history.) Walker gained 1,616 yards as a freshman, the most in NCAA history by a Clemson linebacker Jeff Davis and Georgia tailback Herschel Walker will provide one of rookie. Also a track star in the spring. in today's game. Walker was the first freshman ever se- many key matchups

Defending Champs at the Valley .

better reputation as a passer and his 59 11 years that the Tigers had won the When Tim Childers, Mollis Hall, An- percent completion rate so far this sea- second game of the year. Today the thony Rose and Terry Kinard all picked son belies that fact. While Jordan is a Tigers will attempt to make it three in a off passes last week it marked the first finesse runner, Belue, also an outstand- row to open the season for the first time time in Clemson history that the starting ing baseball player for the Bulldogs, is since 1960. Of course the record for the defensive backf ield had all intercepted a more inclined to put his head down to best start was set by the 1948 team pass in the same game. Clemson has muscle for extra yardage. because they never lost. Frank Howard's collected four interceptions in a game So, as you can see, there will be many 1948 club went 11-0, the only unde- many times (last time vs. Duke 10-21- little games taking place within the big feated untied team in the modern era at 78), but never had the starting backfield game at Death Valley this afternoon. And Clemson. all gotten one. the big game might be decided by the chess game between the two coaches, Vince Dooley and Danny Ford. Statistically Speaking All coaches feel the intangibles can make a difference in college football so 1981 Clemson Stats 1981 Georgia Stats the matchup of strategies will also be (Won 2, LostO) (Won 2, LostO) important. You could also say this might be the battle of the britches if Clemson chooses to wear their Orange pants, as RUSHING RUSHING they did for the South Carolina game last Att. yds. Avg. TD LG Att. yds. Avg. TD LG

season. Georgia will be dressed in their Austin 35 155 4.4 1 12 Walker 65 328 5.0 1 22

now famous silver britches, something McCall 24 107 4.5 1 24 Stewart . . . . 10 99 9.9 66 Vince Dooley started last season to give Jordan .... 28 101 3.6 2 19 Simon 13 60 4.6 1 10

McSwain . . . 17 66 3.9 1 11 Norris 14 59 4.2 1 10 his team a lift in the intangibles depart- Mack 10 46 4.6 6 Belue 10 16 1.6 1 16 ment.

CLEMSON . . . 122 446 3.7 6 24 GEORGIA . . . 124 616 5.0 5 66 No one knows what the Tigers will do as

Opponents . . 86 205 2.4 17 Opponents . . 59 70 1.2 25 farasthedresscodegoes. Will Ford bring back the Orange britches, or will there be PASSING PASSING some other uniform change? There Att. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD per Att. Cmp. Int. yds. TD PCI might not be a uniform change at all, but

Jordan . . . 30 14 2 291 2 .467 Belue .... 32 19 253 3 .594 you can be certain the Tigers have some-

. . . Casque 2 1 9 .500 Lastinger . 3 3 48 1.000 thing up their tails.

CLEMSON 32 15 2 300 2 .469 GEORGIA . 35 22 301 3 .629

Opponents . 52 24 6 265 1 .462 Opponents 77 34 5 407 1 .442 Items of Interest

Today'sgame will markthe fourth time RECEIVING RECEIVING in the last five years that the Tigers have PC. yds. Avg. TD LG PC. yds. Avg. TD LG met the defending national champion or Tuttle 8 184 23.0 1 80 Scott 7 114 16.3 2 29 the eventual national champion. Clem- Magwood . . 4 74 18.5 1 27 N. Brown . . . 5 84 16.8 24 son met Pittsburgh in the 1977 Gator Gaillard .... 3 42 14.0 24 Walker 3 5 1.7 5

Bowl the year after the Panthers won the CLEMSON . . . 15 300 20.0 2 80 GEORGIA . . . 22 301 13.7 3 29 national title. In 1977 Clemson also Opponents . . 24 265 11.0 1 22 Opponents . . 34 407 12.0 1 57 played Notre Dame, the team that even- tually took the national championship. RESULTS & SCHEDULE RESULTS & SCHEDULE And of course the Bulldogs defeated the Sept. 5 CLEMSON 45, Wofford 10 Sept. 5 GEORGIA 44, Tennessee Tigers 20-16 on the way to their national Sept. 12 CLEMSON 13, Tulane 5 Sept. 12 GEORGIA 27, California 13 Clemson, title last season. Sept. 19 GEORGIA, 1:00 PM Sept. 19 at Oct. 3 at Kentucky, 1:30 PM Sept. 26 SOUTH CAROLINA % % :f: Oct. 10 VIRGINIA, 1:00 PM Oct. 10 at Mississippi Clemson and Georgia will both be un- Oct. 17 at Duke, 1:30 PM Oct. 17 at Vanderbilt defeated when they clash in Death Valley Oct. 24 N.C. STATE, 1:00 PM Oct. 24 KENTUCKY Saturday. This will be the fourth time in Oct. 31 WAKE FOREST, 1:00 PM Oct. 31 TEMPLE the last six meetings that the Tigers and Nov. 7 at North Carolina. 1:00 PM Nov. 7 Florida (Jax) Bulldogs have gone against each other Nov. 14 MARYLAND, 1:00 PM Nov. 14 AUBURN with unblemished records. Only 22 Nov. 21 at South Carolina. 1:30 PM Nov. 28 at Georgia Tech points have separated the two teams in the last four games, with each team win- PUNT RETURNS PUNT RETURNS ning twice. No. Yds. Avg. LG No. Yds. Avg. LG B. Davis 5 30 6.0 12 Kelly 6 52 8.7 15 This is the 50th meeting between K. Brown 2 20 10.0 14 D.Jones 1 7 7.0 7 Clemson and Georgia and the Dogs lead CLEMSON 7 50 7.1 14 GEORGIA 8 79 9.9 20 the series 33-13-3. Clemson won the last Opponents 1 19 19.0 19 Opponents 1 1 1.0 1 meeting in Death Valley, 12-7 in 1979, while Georgia won the last two meetings PUNTING PUNTING in Athens, 12-0 in 1978 and 20-16 last No. Yds. Avg. LP No. Yds. Avg. LP season. Hatcher 3 146 48.7 54 Broadway 7 265 37.9 48 Hendley 4 151 37.8 43 Opponents 14 509 36.4 57 Last week the Tigers defeated Tulane, CLEMSON 7 297 42.4 54 13-5, to gain their second straight win. It Opponents 14 554 39.6 59 marked only the second time in the last

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By Kim Kelly past summer in fact, he broke all human and compassionate side to kinds of school strength records him as well. For instance, Davis J. D. is the abbreviation for Doctor including the Leg Strength Test recently revealed that each time he of Law, or in other words, the formal (735 lbs.) and the Team Actual takes to the field he dedicates his title for a judge. J. D. is also the Strength record (1,235 lbs.) He also efforts to his heroes, his 81-year-old initials for a young man who has moved into the number-three spot grandmother and his mother. layed down the law for the Clemson on the 500-lb. Flat-Back Bench- "They've been so supportive of me defense, Jeff Davis. A 6-0 223- Press lineup behind fellow team- over the years that to play well and pound senior, Davis calls the signals mate Lee Nanney and Former Tiger make them proud of me is one of my on the D and for good reason. Rich Tuten ('78). The 6-0 iron man biggest goals," he said. In a contin- "Jeff is an outstanding leader," even managed to turn a few heads at ued, well thought out statement he said Curley Hallman, Davis' former the Nautilus Company when he added, "I view my ability to play coach of two seasons. "While he's lifted 405 pounds on the Compound footballand myopportunitytoearna not a big talker, his leadership Leg Press — and they said it couldn't degree as gifts from God. If by ability comes from his actions. be done! Officials of the nationally- chance I am able to make it in the

When Jeff Davis walks onto the field known firm want to come to Clemson pros I plan to spend my free time he creates an air that the other 10 to see him do it. dealing with the concerns of my guys pick up on and then things start Yes, Davis is a determined and family as well as the youth of to happen. He is as good a line- hard working guy and today he's got America. I know these deeds are backer as I've ever been around," the opportunity to let people know small but they're my way of saying added Hallman. where he stands as the much talked thanks," offered the industrial edu- Last season, despite injuries, about matchup with Herschel cation major. Davis put in a superior perform- Walker will finally take place. "I am "I think kids growing up today ance as he paced the league in the anxious to go up against the top back have it pretty tough. It's important tacklingdepartment with 160stops. inthe nation. LastyearHerschel was for them to have heroes or role A Street & Smith preseason Ail- a freshman who played like a senior models to advise and inspire them.

American as well as an AII-ACC and I really admired him for it. But, Maybe by my talking to these kids choice, Clemson's J.D. is one judge things are going to be different when and guiding them they'll be able to who when he makes a decision to hit he comes to the Valley this year. fare just a little bit better," said the you, it's gonna stick! Andwhat'st hat He'll find he won't be able to do as 21-year-old in a tone which far sur- they say about judges who rule their well against this senior! You know," passed his years. courtrooms with an iron fist? No he added, "there's an awful lot of For Clemson's J.D. then, this will question here, Jeff Davis rules his pride at stake in this Georgia con- be a year of decision-making actions "territory", the Clemson D, with test, both personal and team pride. but rest assured he's prepared to more than just an iron fist and in We had those national champs beat tackle almost any situation which more than one way. Said Coach last year and then we let them slip arises. One thing is for sure though, Danny Ford of the North Carolinian, by. That's not going to happen this whether Jeff Davis presides over "He's like E. F. Hutton, when he year. We're hungry and we aim to some pro defensive unit in the future talks, the team listens!" get some recognition out of this or not, he'll certainly be a "judge" George Dostal, Clemson's game." that will make his presence known strength training director and the But "the Judge" is not all tough- no matter what decisions he makes. man probably most familiar with the ness and tackles, there's a very iron fist, offered the following obser- vations: "Jeff is probably the most well-rounded and the strongest indi- vidual I've met in my 22-year career. Over the years I've worked with a lot of young men but somehow J. D. is

different. I can honestly say that I feel so close to him that he almost seems like my son," Dostal said. "Not only is Jeff a pleasure to work with but he's also been a great deal of help to me. When it comes to overall communication with the other players, he's like my right arm. Jeff just seems to have a good rapport with everyone," concluded Dostal. But Davis has done more than just build a rapport with Dostal down in the strength training room. This

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By Tim Bourret up to become a national contender. He wanted us to play a national One word can be used to compare schedule and that meant a lot of the courses of success of the New support on his part. Second, we had York Mets in the late sixties and the good facilities, as good as any in the Clemson Tiger tennis team of the country and Mr. McLellan was dedi- late seventies — miraculous. The cated to keeping them that way. We 1965 New York Mets were buried a re one of the few college teams that in anonymity in last place in the neverhastosharecourts, wecanget National League, but four years practice time whenever we need it. later they were World Champions. Third, we had George Dostal and his Similarly, the Clemson tennis strength training program. That program was in dead last place in the man can make a mediocre athlete ACC in 1975 with an 0-7 record, but into a great one. Finally, Clemson just four years later, they were in the has a solid academic and athletic NCAA playoffs fighting for the na- tradition, which makes recruiting tional title. easier." And, just as one man, the late Gil Withtheseassets, Kriese went out Hodges, was the coach who guided to find some players, athletes that the Mets to that miracle, one man at were a certain breed. "In recruiting I Clemson, Chuck Kriese, has been looked for a good athlete, a person the driving force behind Clemson's that has a good, unselfish attitude own miracle. Although Kriese's net- and a person who has a high expec- ters have not captured the national tation level. When I first came here I titleyef, he has certainly brought his set a goal to win the National Cham- helps the team's development." team into the national champion- pionship, and I wanted players who In the early years of the Kriese era ship picture with a top 10 finish the believed that we could." at Clemson the victories came last two seasons and an 87- 19 ledger Although he did not land the steadily as the Tigers played a over the last three years, including highest ranked players in the coun- national schedule. But triumphs three ACC regular season titles and try, Kriese did sign players who over nationally-ranked teams were three NCAA appearances. fit his above description. Mike seldom realized. Then, in 1978, in This past season he was named Gandolfo came to Clemson ranked the third year of the Kriese system, NCAA Coach-of-the-Year by the as the 22nd best player in Florida. the Tigers registered a landmark Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches When he left Clemson he was an triumph. Late in the season his Association, the first Clemson Ail-American, ranked in the top 15 young team traveled to Baton coach ever named National Coach- in the nation. He was named NCAA Rouge, LA and upset LSU, then the of-the-Year. Today Kriese will be Senior Player-of-the-Year. Pender 12th-ranked team, in America, 5-4. honored at halftime for this Murphy came to Clemson ranked Those Louisiana Tigers went on to a outstanding accomplishment. 15th in the South and he concluded 26-2 record that year, while the This honor is the culmination of his career this past spring as a two- Clemson Tigers finished strong to countless hours of hard work, of time Ail-American. He has since end up near the .500 mark. More course, but Kriese must have had a joined the pro tour and earned 35 importantly though, Clemson had little something extra going for him ATP points this past summer, which earned national respect. to bring about this 180 degree turn- ranks him among the top 200 in the "The LSU win in 1978 is what around. "Chuck Kreise is a hard world. turned it around for us because worker, but many coaches put in the "We are developing a national everyone in the nation heard about hours," said Pender Murphy, a two- reputation as a builder of pros," that win. It gave us so much confi- time Ail-American under Kriese in says Kriese with a glimmer in his dence for the next season and that 1980 and 1981, "but he has the eye. "That is important because we confidence has continued to grow. ability to motivate his players like no are getting the people who want to Since that win in Baton Rouge we other coach I have seen. He works work hard." have won 82 percent of our with you as much as you want and "I wanted to come to Clemson matches." gets you to reach goals you don't because it hasthe reputation as the When you try to impress upon think you can establish. Coach al- hardest working team in the coun- Kriese what he has done, he does not ways keeps things in perspective." try," said Richard Akel, a sophomore refer to the accomplishments as Keeping goals in mind for motiva- on this year's team. "Hard work at miraculous, because in his own tion was one of Kriese's secrets, but Clemson under Coach Kriese pays mind he has not yet reached his goal. there are other reasons he has been dividends and in general makes you "We have the talent, the schedule able to move the Clemson tennis a better person." and, most importantly, the players program to the higher echelon of the Kriese knows when his players are with outstanding attitudes to win

national college scene. "When I first working hard, because he can see the National Championship. That came here I knewClemson had many the fight in their eyes. "My players was my goal when I came here and it assets and I had to make the most of need to hate me fourtimes a year, or still is." them," said Kriese, who is in his I'm not doing my job," said the For New York Mets fans the seventh season at Clemson. "First of native of Indianapolis, IN. "The long miracle has come and gone, but for all. Athletic Director Bill McLellan hours can get to you sometimes, but Tiger tennis followers the best is was behind me to bring the program the fighting back breeds unity, and yet to come.

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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

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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

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SEASON TICKET HOLDERS/OTHER VISITORS: Season ticket holders and other visitors to the stadium are requested

to enter Gates 1,5,9, 11 , or 1 3. Persons with top deck tickets must enter the stadium via the ramps which are located behind the South stands Ramp entrances are adjacent to Gates 1 and 13,

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

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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 have a pass out check, well an admit- as as LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or SOUVENIR PRICES tance stub to be readmitted to the stadium. found, please report same to the Gate 1 Bunons $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 game. Should a doctor be needed, ask any page. Hals 6.00 & 8.00 usher, who knows the seat locations of Tote Bags 5.00 doctors Ambulances are located at Gates Ram Coats 5 00 EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls Rain Suits 10 00 1 , 5, 8, and 13 are received over the press box telephone. Cushions 500 The press box number Is 656-21 10. Tiger Paw Flags 2 00 TELEPHONES: Telephones are located Posters 2 00 & 5 00 at the ticket 1 stadium offices 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, address system is intended primarily for chaise lounges, food CONCESSION PRICES and beverage containers of any type, spectators' information concerning the Cigarettes $75 game Please do not request the use of the alcoholic beverages, thermos jugs, and Candy 40 ice public address system to make social con- chests. Gum 40 tacts. Crackers 40 Peanuts 40 NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is Drinks 75 Ladies' rest- in RESTROOMS: and mens prohibited at an athletic contest 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 Kim Kelly we also develop and make customized pads for the athletes," he added. The Clemson Athletic Program as a whole "During the afternoon hours we again has experienced tremendous growth over supervise treatments and then attend the years. In 1959there were eight varsity practice sessions. After practice we eval- sports that ran limited inseason training schedules. A small room in Fike Fieldhouse uate the injury situation with the team served as the training room for two full- physicians. Finally, we prepare an injury time employees. Today the number of report and then it's closing time," varsity programs has grown to 19 sports he said. which run preseason, inseason and post- But even when he leaves the Clemson schedules. 1 season And since 973 a mod- training room, Hoover's zeal for the pro- ern 4000-square-foot training facility has fession continues. His wife and two served as the home base for two fuiltime children will readily attest to that! His assistant trainers, two grad-assistants and 14 student trainers. enthusiasmfortheoccupation even took —Fred Hoover him out of the country on a few occasions. In 1963 he traveled to Sao Paulo, For nearly a quarter-of-a-century one Brazil for the Pan Am Games. Sojourns man has quietly been tending to the to Mexico and Germany followed in 1968 needs of the injured Tiger athletes. From and 1972 respectively, when Hoover his behind-the-scenes post that man, a few more responsibilities when it served on thetraining staff of the United Fred Hoover, Clemson's head trainer, comes to football. Asa business manager States Olympic Teams. has seen practically every athlete in of-sorts. Hoover has a voice in the selec- A past president and district director virtually every sport. "You know, I've tion and purchase of much of the grid of the National Athletic Trainers Associa- been down in the training room for so equipment, and he also coordinates all of tion, Hoover has held practically every long that something interesting is begin- the team's travel plans. "I am involved post imaginable within the organization. ning to happen to me," said the 51-year- in everything from determining So well-respected is Hoover by his col- old Hoover. "I am now treating the sons the training table meals to establishing leagues that last summer he was in-

and daughters of athletes who passed the travel itinerary. I even choose ducted into the Helms Foundation's through here some 20-odd years ago!" the Friday evening entertainment for National Athletic Trainers Hall of Fame. Hoover, a native of Jacksonville, FL, the team," he added. Yes, Hoover has traveled far and wide began his career as a student trainer at Yes, as head trainer. Hoover is re- and he's well-known in many national hisalma mater, Florida State. In 1959 he quired to be both versatile and energetic. trainer's circles but "Doc" Hoover (as arrived in Tigertown and apparently the "Meeting the demands of a 19-sport he's affectionately called by some folks) chemistry was just so perfect between university athletic program is no small seems to have found the real Rx for the Floridian and the upstate institution task," he explained. "During a typical success right here in Clemson. And for that Hoover has never strayed from workday in the fall the training room all of you curious Tiger fans, "Doc's" Clemson's Tiger Den. "I really enjoy my opens at six in the morning and closes prescription requires, "total cooperation work," offered Hoover, "nothing is more somewhere about eight in the evening. and support between the coaches, the rewarding than seeing an athlete who has The morning hours are spent super- administration and the university medi- been down, overcome adversity and re- vising treatment sessions and meeting cal staff. A lot of good ole southern turn to the lineup full strength. And as far with the various coaches. If there's time graciousness also helps," he added. as my feelings for Clemson are concerned," he added, "there's just no place else like it." "Supervising the medical needs of Clemson's athletic programs has always been a challenge for me," said Hoover. But, after years of dealing with the Tiger athletes. Hoover and his two superior assistants, Larry Sutton and Bert Hen- derson, have developed guidelines for coordinating a comprehensive training facility. "First and foremost our job in the training room is to prevent and care for injuries to theathletes," said Hoover. "If

an athlete is injured, we must see to it that he or she returns safely to play following the recuperation period. During an athlete's recuperation period we supervise an individualized rehabili- tation program. Finally, we work in close cooperation with the team physicians so that we can provide ourathletes with the finest medical attention possible," he concluded. In addition to the above duties which the training staff performs for every Tiger sport, the ambitious Hoover also tackles

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By David McGrew Director for the team's statistics, and Brewer, the SID at North Carolina. The prepare player updates for the media group discussed tapingthe head shots of Ever since ABC began televising col- to use. the players Friday afternoon, the pre- lege football, schools have bent over Greg Cooke, the ABC unit manager for game, and halftime show. They also backwards to get on the air. Television the telecast, was constantly calling from worked out the arrangements for show- the ultimate in public relations and New York working out details on the ing Obed Ariri receiving the ball if he construction of the ABC telecast booth were break the career field goal sports promotions—enhances a football to NCAA program as well as a university. Through in the press box, going over the hook- record duringthe game. with the phone company, and the The mobile unit which carries all television, it is easier for All-America ups the candidates to get recognition or for almost endless details of organizing camera equipment, on-sight taping Heisman Trophy candidates to get the the many facets of an NCAA football facilities, sound equipment, and cables necessary exposure to capture the telecast. arrived late Thursday night from New prestigiousaward or for a team's ranking Wednesday night, ABC flew a bonded Jersey. The crew, which had been com- to rise. courier down from New York to pick ing into Clemson since Wednesday, be- highlights, A classic example is the Georgia-South up Clemson the university gan setting up at 8:00 a.m. Friday Carolina game which was telecast on videotape produced by the Communica- morning. Bob Bradley had designed the national television last season. The im- tions Center which feature action se- new Clemson press box to accomodate pact of that game helped George Rogers quencesfrom pastTigergamesthat ABC every aspect of the ABC telecast. The capture the Heisman Trophy and gave would edit into a one-minute segment for organization made setting up much Hershel Walker a head start on the 1981 the pregame show. Also, he received a easier for the technicians. Almost all of award. Most everyone had heard of feature on the university itself that them commented that Clemson was Walker but not many had seen him play. ABC used at halftime. The courier flew one of the easiest places in the country National and even regional exposure into Greenville, drove over to Clemson, to set up. received by Notre Dame, Alabama, and picked up the film and several press Even though the ABC technicians and Southern Cal and others contribute to guides, and headed back to New York. He cameramen were an easy-going bunch, their high national rankings and give was in our office less than a minute they were not lazy and worked at a high them a head start on recruiting "blue- before he left to return to New York. rate of speed. But, we did find a little time

chip" athletes. That night Bob Bradley told me I was to talk and swap stories which was one of going to be working with Greg Cooke the most pleasant of working Therefore, when it became evident aspects

that Clemson would have a good chance when he arrived Thursday until he left with them. The most interesting story I of being on regional television against after the game Saturday. Greg, who had heard came from a cameraman named North Carolina, last year we realized that worked for CBS before signing with ABC, Bob, a bearded and cowboy-hatted man people it would mean a tremendous amount of turned out to be one of the best who had worked the 1978 Gator Bowl in extra work in the space of five days, but I've ever worked with. He was easy-going Jacksonville, Florida. the benefits would be well worth the and fun to work for like the rest of the "I was positioned in the end zone when trouble. A television date for the Tigers ABC crew that arrived that night. Charlie Bauman intercepted the infa-

meant that Clemson's football team Steve Zabriskie was the play-by-play mous pass. I had a perfect shot of Woody would be on display for a vast segment of announcer who, despite being very busi- Hayes punching Bauman but the direc- the public throughout the Southeast. ness-like and professional, was very tor wasn't using my shot at the time. Monday morning, November 3, the friendly and cooperative. The Hilton Furthermore, the director was not taping phone rang in the sports information Head, SC, resident arrived Thursday any of the shots that showed Hayes office. The caller was Donn Bernstein, night along with the producer, Mike attacking Bauman. The only reason ABC the NCAA media director for ABC sports Pearlman, the director, John Dabisi, and was able to show a replay was because in New York. Bernstein, who is an honor- the production assistant, Marianne someone in New York happened to be ary member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Grabavoy. They all spent most of the taping one of the other shots that showed fraternity at Clemson and visited the evening working out the logistics of the the punches. The New York studio fed campus in 1978, told Bob Bradley, telecast with Bob Bradley, Tim Bourret, the tape to the command trunk in Jack- Clemson's sports information director, the Associate SID at Clemson, and Rick sonville which relayed the replay to the thattheTigerswould indeed beontelevi- viewing audience many minutes later. sion against the Tar Heels that Saturday. Almost instantly, Roone Arledge (execu- That call set off five days of non-stop tive producer of ABC Sports) called the activity in the office and lengthened the trunk and nearly fired the director on the working day past the already normally spot for missing the shot." late hoursduringfootball season. During Members of the ABC crew told me that the whole week, we were virtually always they have frequent opportunities to in contact with ABC in New York working travel. One had been in Scotland through out details for the telecast and their that Monday, flown to New York on Tues- arrival Thursday. day, headed to Clemson Thursday and The first thing ABC wanted was the was going to Hawaii as soon as the game entire 10-page football press release for was over. the week of the game. A student assist- Jack Kelly, the audio director for the ant in the sports information office tele- show, lives in New York but is married to copied the release at six minutes per a girl from Anderson, SC and was very area. page which made for quite a phone bill. familiar with the Clemson He had The press release is put together Sunday been comingtothis part of the state for a afternoon as the entire staff has to pre- long time. After the game, he didn't fly pare notes on the upcoming game, con- ABC's cameramen are in position three back to New York with the rest of the tact the opponent's Sports Information and a half hours prior to kickoff. crew, instead he took the opportunity to

46 Comes to Town visit some of his relatives tiere. Kelly and his wife are planning to retire in the Clemson area. ' 3 Sean Mclver, another Clemson student, was hired by Greg Cooke for Friday and Saturday to help with various duties. For the majority of the day we performed manytasksat the stadium and ran down equipment that ABC needed for the telecast. One of my jobs involved driving to Seneca to a hardware store to purchase poles for the field microphones. Sean headed to Anderson to pick up some audio equipment. The rest of the day involved helping get the players on the field to have them filmed for head shots, finding out the band schedule for the game, and helping the crew with anything they needed. We finally quit about Wilbur Bullard led a Clemson comeback in last year's televised game with North Carolina 9:00 p.m. Friday night. in Death Valley, providing the network with on 8 of its top games of the year. Saturday morning things began to change fast. The atmosphere suddenly their equipment, a process that goes on the one-foot line with time running out, grew hectic and it seemed as though constantly until the game starts. About the ABC peoplecalled itthe best finishof there were a lot more people trying to thesametime, people started putting up any game they had covered in 1980. get in and out of the ABC truck, even at the ABC banners; four of them were Clemson didn't pull it out, but you had to

8:00 a.m. installed in the stadium. The most diffi- admit it was a thrilling game. Hopefully,

There was one important detail that cult one to put up was the one at the top it will mean more television exposure had to be taken care of. Before we even of the scoreboard, a position that gets for the Tigers. started worrying about the broadcast, the most exposure to the crowd and on After the game, we worked with the every crew member wanted a Clemson the tube. So, Chip, an ABC technician, technicians until about 8:00 p.m. taking jacket. Since most of our students work- and I climbed up to the top of the down the equipment and getting the ing for ABC wanted ABC jackets, the scoreboard to look for a suitable place to truck ready to make the trip back to wheeling and dealing commenced until put it. When we found the spot right New Jersey. everybody got what he or she wanted. below the speakers, 1 heldon fordear life Puttingon the ABC telecast was a lot of The ABC jackets ranged from the regular while Chip crawled out in front of the work for the Sports Information Office blue windbreaker with the ABC seal to scoreboard to tape the banner up. When and me personally, and the rest of the the ABC Monday Night Football version he finally felt the banner was secure, we Athletic Department. But, despite all the to Wide World of Sports jackets. All headed down the ladder for safer footing. work, it turned out to be an exciting transactions took place between 8:00 When we got to the bottom, I told the experience. And best of all, I got an ABC a.m. and 9:30 a.m. which meant several policeman standing there not to let any- jacket out of it. trips to the Bookstore for Brad Hoover, one up there, the reason being that I Sean, and myself. This had to be done by wanted to get the banner for myself after (Ed. Note — David McGrew was a graduate

9:30 because all cameramen must be in the game. But of course, I didn't tell him assistant in the Clemson Sports Informa- position three hours and 20 minutes that. Anyway, by the time the third quar- tion office when he wrote this story. Since prior to kickoff. Furthermore, they can't ter was over, all four banners were gone, then, he has accepted a position as Assist- budge from their positions until after and, needless to say, I didn't get one. ant Sports Information Director at, you the game. During the game itself, I was working guessed it, Georgia.) The ABC people now began checking for the production people in the ABC truck. My job wasn't particularly excit-

ing. I spent the whole game talking by phone to the New York studio, keeping

them informed of the game. I also had to

tellthe directorwhat down it wasand how far there was to go on every play to help him decide what shot to use and who to

isolate on for the instant replays, I was

watching the game on a monitor, so I might as well have sat in my living room,

but it was exciting to see the behind-the- scenes activity in the mobile unit. As the game got exciting toward the end with the momentum swingingto the

Tigers, I had a very difficult time remain- ing calm in a very small area allowed for

me in the truck. Occasionally, I even

forgot to remind them what down it was. The announcing team arrives at the site by There are countless behind the scenes Anyway, when the Tigers scored two Thursday or Friday, but their homework jobs the ABC crew must be concerned with. fourth-quarter touchdowns and drove to begins long before the game.

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1 Q PERRY, 6-3 Fr. DANFORTH, KENNY DB 6-1 194 r r. 66 WILLIAM MG 18 295 Aiken. SC, Aiken, Eddie Buck Aiken, SC, Aiken, Eddie Buck ^4 DAVIS, BILLY FS 1iyQ 6-4 190 oO. 42 PICKETT, EDGAR DE 19 6-3 235 So. Lexington, NC, Central Davidson, Les Herrin Alexandria, VA, Mount Vernon, Bruce Patrick nn DAVIS, JEFF LB 1 6-0 223 or 90 REMBERT JOHNNY LB 20 6-3 220 Jr. Greensboro, NC, Dudley, Jonathan McKee Arcadia, FL, Desoto, Richard Bowers 37 DAVIS, TYRONE CB 19 6-1 173 So. 56 RICHARDSON, CHUCKIE LB 19 6-3 215 So. Athens, GA, Cedar Shoals, John Waters Thomasville, NC, Thomasville, Allen Brown QO D ir^ uj A D r\C/^M ^/lADl/ r\c 36 DAY, DEAN LB 20 6-1 210 Jr. yz KILnAKUbUN, MAKK Ut 21 6-1 184 Jr. North Augusta, SC, North Augusta, Hubert Morris Spartanburg, SC, Hill, Richard O'Shawnessy O 1 C r 1 Z 1 5-9 165 br. y4QA DEVANE, WILLIAM MG j.yQ 6-2 250 bO. 21 ROSE, ANTHONY Co Jacksonville, NC, Jacksonville, Ray Durham Sumter, SC, Mayewood, Rudy Wheeler r -J 1 Q 1 II L) 1 ly 6-5 240 bO. o3 DIGGS, BUBBA TE 6-3 220 jr. 67 buU , JIM Vernon, Bruce Patrick Augusta, GA, Butler, Oliver Russell Alexandria, VA, Mt.

on 1 Q Q A crviiTLj Dii J r^c O 1 DONALDSON, RICH SS iy 5-10 173 bo. o4 bMI 1 H, bILL Ut Z 1 6-5 220 br. Fayetteville, NC, Douglas Byrd, Bob Sanders Duncan, SC. Burnes, Dalton Rivers 81 DUNN, K. D. TE 18 6-3 215 Fr. 15 STOCKSTILL, JEFF WR 20 6-2 180 Jr. Decatur, GA, Gordon, Randy Smith Fernandina Beach, FL, Fer. Bch., Joel Stockstill b4 ELLIS, JOE OG ly1 Q 6-4 240 bo. 23 SUTTLE,JEFF SS 19 6-1 185 bo. Toms River, NJ. Toms River, Robert Fiocco Lafayette, GA, Lafayette, Bobby Campbell 141 A EPPLEY, MIKE QB iy1 Q 6-1 185 oO. 58 SWING, DALE C 18 6-3 245 Fr. Charlotte, NC, Harding, Bruce Hardin Lexington, NC, Central Davidson, Kevin Firquin fin FARR, JAMES OG 1 9 6-4 225 So. 82 TRIPLETT, DANNY LB 21 6-4 224 Jr. Thomason, GA, Thomason, Bill Reese Boone, NC, Watauga, Bill Mauldin 61 FISHER, BRAD OT 22 6-4 245 Sr. 22 TUTTLE, PERRY WR 22 6-0 180 Sr. Fostoria, OH, Fostoria, Richard Kidwell Winston-Salem, NC, North Davidson, Steve Hinckle 86 FREDERE, FRANK TE 19 6-5 235 So. 13 VARN, GUY DB 19 6-0 175 So. Winston-Salem, NC, Reynolds, Doug Crater Martinsville, VA, Fork Union, Red Pulliam Cr GAILLARD, JERRY WR z9 1 6-0 179 or 91 WADE, MIKE DE 20 6-3 199 Sr, Yuma, AZ, Enterprise (AL), Richard Stein Greer, SC, Riverside, Jim Few 1 GASQUE, MIKE QB 22 6-2 190 Sr. 30 WARD, WILLIE FS 20 6-2 178 So. Elon College, NC, Western Alamance, Sam Ward Jackson, GA, Jackson, Tommy Carmichael 5-11 53 GLENN, JOE DE 21 6-3 209 Jr. 49 WATSON, RONALD DB 20 175 Fr. Columbia, SC, A. C. Flora, Charles Macalusa Jefferson, GA, Jefferson, Jim Stoudmire 9'3 6-2 C r 29 HALL, HOLLIS CB 21 5-10 158 Sr. bo WttrSb, bUU 1 1 U ZO 225 br. Seneca, SC, Seneca, Ken Rushlow Jackson, SC, Jackson, Wayne Marchant 5 HATCHER, DALE P 18 6-2 195 Fr. 34 WILLIAMS, BRAXTON RB 20 6-2 215 Jr. Cheraw, SC, Cheraw, Burney Bourne Greensboro, NC, Dudley, J. A. McKee \A/| Qn 1 D CT II ^/I T on 1 r 1 1 IVI 6-4 J r. 12 HEADEN, ANDY DE 21 6-5 230 Jr. OU W U K b , J It zu 225 Liberty, NC, East Randolph, Sal Gero Atlanta, GA, Lakeside, Waymon Creel

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49 xou know vAio the winners are

The Tigers

NO NAME POS NO NAME POS

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

WHEN CLEMSON HAS THE BALL CLEMSON OFFENSE

85 BUBBADIGGS TE 77 LEE NANNEY RT 70 BRIAN CLARK RG 63 TONY BERRYHILL C 60 JAMES FARR LG 61 BRAD FISHER LT 41 JERRY GAILLARD WR 3 HOMER JORDAN QB 7 CLIFF AUSTIN TB 32 JEFFMcCALL FB 22 PERRY TUTTLE FL GEORGIA DEFENSE

96 DALE CARVER DE 87 JIMMY PAYNE DT 61 EDDIE WEAVER DG 91 TIM CROWE DT 50 STAN DOOLEY DE 47 NATE TAYLOR LB 60 TOMMY THURSON LB 14 TERRY HOAGE ROV 27 RON HARRIS LC 9 DALE WILLIAMS RC 23 STEVE KELLY SAF

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The Bulldogs

NO NAME POS POS

1 Chuck Jones SE Matt Arthur Snapper 2 Tommy Lewis QB Dan Leusenring C 3 Jim Broadway P Mitch Frix SN

4 Paul Frate PK Wayne Radloff . , . . OG 5 Kevin Butler PK Joe Nappe C

8 BuckBelue QB Tim Reynolds . . . OG

9 Dale Williams CB Jack Lindsey , DT 10 Steve Chafm P Tommy Thurson LB 11 Matt Simon TB Eddie Weaver DG 12 John Lastinger QB Mike Weaver OG 14 Terry Hoage ROV Peter Anderson OL 15 Jeff Paulk QB James Brown OG 16 Andre Holmes SAF Chip Tardy C 17 Darryl Jones CB Warren Gray OT 18 Charlie Dean SAF Jay McAlister DG 22 David Painter SE Kevin Jackson DG 23 Steve Kelly SAF Tim Case C 24 Lindsay Scott FLK Scott Campbell OT 26 Jeff Lott CB GuyMclntyre OT 27 Ronnie Harris .CB Jimmy Harper OT

28 Melvin Simmons , SE Jim Blakewood OG 29 Lee Simpson DB WinfordHood OT 30 Scott Williams IE Roy Curtis DT 31 Tron Jackson WR Charles Junior SE 32 Tim Bobo DE Lon Buckler FLK

33 Ronnie Stewart , FB Jimmy Harrell WR

34 Herschel Walker . TB Antonio Render PB

. . Clarence Kay 36 Carnie Norris . TB TE 37 Matt Clark FB Jimmy Payne DT 38 Barry Young FB Norris Brown TE 39 Andy Loy LB EricJarvis DE

42 Will Forts . . LB Freddie Gilbert DE

44 Denis Waitley . SAF Tim Crowe DG 45 Mike Jones LB Joe Creamons DG 46 Chris McCarthy FB CarlyleHewatt DE 47 Nate Taylor LB Dale Carver DE 48 Knox Culpepper LB Keith Hall DE 50 Stan Dooley DE Jon Tedder DL 51 Charles Smith OG LandyEwings DG

WHEN GEORGIA HAS THE BALL GEORGIA OFFENSE

1 CHUCKJONES SE 68 WARREN GRAY LT 77 JIM BLAKEWOOD LG 56 JOE HAPPE C 55 WAYNE RADLOFF RG 75 JIMMY HARPER RT 88 NORRIS BROWN TE 8 BUCKBELUE QB 34 HERSCHEL WALKER TB 33 RONNIE STEWART FB 24 LINDSAY SCOTT FL CLEMSON DEFENSE 53 JOE GLENN LE 71 DANBENISH LT 94 WILLIAM DEVANE MG 99 JEFF BRYANT RT 12 ANDYHEADEN RE 45 JEFF DAVIS LB 82 DANTRIPLETT LB 29 HOLLISHALL LC 21 ANTHONY ROSE RC 26 TIMCHILDERS SS 43 TERRY KINARD FS

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80 JUNIOR, CHARLES SE 6-0 185 Jr. Waycross, GA Waycross HS Bulldogs 84 KAY, CLARENCE TE 6-3 225 So. ^gpgQ^ 2C ScriGca HS 23 KELLY, STEVE SAF 5-9 173 Sr. Savannah. GA, Benedictine HS NO. NAME POS HGT WGT CL 12 QB 1 QH oO. Valdosta, GA, Valdosta HS 6-3 Fr. 64 ANDERSON, PETER OL 245 53 LEUSENRING, DAN C 6-2 248 Jr. Glen Ridge, NJ, Glen Ridge Pittstown, NJ North Huntington HS 6-2 52 ARTHUR, MATT SN 200 So. 2 LEWIS, TOMMY QB 6-1 195 So. Warner Robins. GA, Northside HS Atlanta, GA, Dunv^oody HS 6-1 Sr. 8 BELUE, BUCK QB 190 59 LINDSEY, JACK DT 6-2 245 Jr. Valdosta, GA. Valdosta HS LllllUMIa,1 ithnni^i \Jr\,HA ^niithu/pcitOUUUIWCjL L/cr\alUnpK;:ilh 6-2 77 BLAKEWOOD, JIM OG 230 Sr. 26 LOTT, JEFF CB 5-9 176 Sr. Savannah. GA, Benedictine HS Jesup, GA, Wayne County HS 6-2 Jr. 32 BOBO,TIM DE 205 1 OY ANDY 1 R 39 6-1 215 r 1 Smyrna, GA, Campbell HS Knoxville, TN. Halls 3 BROADWAYJIM P 5-10 170 Jr. 69 McALISTER, JAY DG 6-1 230 So. Eustis. FL. Eustis HS Anderson, SC, T. L- Hanna HS 6-3 So. 65 BROWN, JAMES OG 245 46 McCarthy, chris FB 5-11 202 Jr. Montgomery, AL. Jeff Davis HS Savannah. GA, Benedictine HS 6-3 88 BROWN, NORRIS TE 215 Jr. 74 mcintyre, guy C 6-3 235 So. Laurens. SC. Laurens HS Thomasville GA Thornasville HS 5-11 Jr. 81 BUCKLER, LON FLK 175 36 NORRIS, CARNIE TB 5-9 190 Jr. Atlanta. GA. Avondale HS Spartanburg SC Spartanburg HS 6-1 5 BUTLER, KEVIN PK 190 Fr. 22 PAINTER, DAVID SE 6-2 180 So. Stone Mountain, GA. Redan HS Dalton. GA, Dalton HS 73 6-4 So. CAMPBELL, SCOTT OT 245 15 PAULK, JEFF QB 6-1 190 Jr. Medford. NJ. Shawnee HS Marietta. GA, Wheeler HS 96 CARVER, 6-2 Jr. DALE DE 215 87 PAYNE, JIMMY DT 6-4 243 Jr. Melbourne. FL, Palm Bay HS Athens, GA, Cedar Shoals HS 6-4 72 CASE, TIM OT 245 Jr. 83 RENDER, ANTONIO DB 6-3 180 Fr. Tifton. GA. Tift County HS Decatur GA Columbus 5-11 37 CLARK, MATT FB 196 Jr. 58 REYNOLDS, TIM OG 6-1 230 So. Decatur. GA. Southwest DeKalb Rome, GA. Model HS 10 CHAFIN, STEVE 5-11 Jr. P 182 55 RADLOFF, WAYNE OG 6-5 245 Jr. Washington, GA, Wilkes HS Winter Park. FL Winter Park HS 6-2 94 CREAMONSJOE DG 240 Sr. 24 SCOTT, LINDSAY FLK 6-1 190 Sr. Eustis. FL. Eustis HS Jesup GA Wayne County HS 6-1 91 CROWE, TIM DG 232 Jr. 28 SIMMONS, MELVIN TB 6-0 190 So. stone Mountain. GA. Stone Mountain HS Williston. FL, Williston HS 48 CULPEPPER, KNOX LB 6-1 200 Fr. TR 1 1 OIIVIWIN,QIMON IVIrAIMATT1 1 D 6-0 200 Sr. Atlanta. GA. Lovett HS Statesboro. GA, Statesboro HS CURTIS, 6-2 So. 79 DT 245 1 ROY 29 SIMPSON 1 FF 6-0 190 r Dalton, GA, Southeast HS Americas, GA, Americas 6-1 18 DEAN, CHARLIE SAF 180 So. 51 SMITH, CHARLES OG 6-1 235 So. Athens, GA, Clarke Central HS Rome. GA, East Rome HS 50 DOOLEY, STAN DE 6-1 209 So. 33 STEWART, RONNIE FB 5-10 205 , Sr. Toccoa. GA. Stephens County HS Tampa. FL, King HS 99 EWINGS, LANDY 6-2 So. DG 255 67 TARDY, CHIP C 6-2 220 Fr. Tifton. GA. Tifton County HS Athens, GA, Clarke Central HS 42 FORTS, WILL 6-0 205 Jr. LB 47 TAYLOR, NATE LB 5-11 198 Jr. Fayetteville. GA. Fayette County HS Tifton. GA. Tift County HS 4 FRATE, PAUL 5-10 170 So. PK 98 TEDDER, JON DL 6-4 240 Fr. Dunwoody. GA. DunvKoody HS Stone Mountain GA Tucker HS FRIX, 6-3 54 MITCH SN 195 So. 60 THURSON, TOMMY LB 6-2 So. Calhoun. GA. Calhoun 215 Jacksonville, FL, Bishop Kenny HS 90 GILBERT, FREDDIE 6-4 225 So. DE 44 WAITLEY, DENIS SAF 6-2 195 Jr. Griffin, GA, Griffin HS Rancho Sante Fe, La Jolla HS 6-3 68 GRAY, WARREN OT 239 So. 34 WALKER, HERSCHEL TB 6-1 222 So. Fayetteville. GA. Fayette County HS Wrigh t svi lie , GA, Johnson County 97 HALL, KEITH 6-1 Sr. DE 190 61 WEAVER, EDDIE DG 6-0 270 Sr. Moultrie. GA. Moultrie HS Haines City. FL, Haines City HS 56 HAPPE, JOE 6-3 Sr. C 240 63 WEAVER, MIKE OG 6-2 295 Fr. Jenkintown. PA, William Penn HS Haines City, FL, Haines City HS 75 HARPER, 6-5 So. JIMMY OT 270 9 WILLIAMS, DALE CB 6-0 168 Sr. Eastman. GA. Dodge County HS Columbus GA Hardaway HS HARRELL, 6-0 Fr. 82 JIMMY WR 175 30 WILLIAMS, SCOTT CB 6-1 211 Fr. Summervllle. SC. Summerville HS Charlotte, NC, Mecklenberg HS 5-11 27 HARRIS, RONNIE CB 180 Jr. 85 WISHAM, JAMIE WR 6-0 168 So. San Diego, CA. San Diego HS Moultrie. GA, Moultrie 6-2 95 HEWATT, CARLYLE DE 205 Fr. 38 YOUNG, BARRY FB 6-1 215 So. Snellville. GA. S. Gvunnett Swamsboro, GA. Swainsboro HS 14 HOAGE, TERRY ROV 6-3 196 So. Huntsville. TX. Huntsville HS 16 HOLMES, ANDRE SAF 6-0 180 Fr. Griffin, GA, Griffin HS 78 HOOD, WINFORD OT 6-3 240 So. Atlanta. GA. Therrell HS 71 JACKSON, KEVIN DG 6-2 245 Jr. Cartersville. GA. Cartersville HS 31 JACKSON, TRON WR 5-11 175 Fr. Liberty. SC. Liberty HS 89 JARVIS, ERIC DE 6-2 200 So. Marietta, GA, Wheeler HS 1 JONES, CHUCK SE 6-0 195 Jr. Valdosta. GA. Lowndes County HS 17 JONES, DARRYL CB 6-1 195 So. Columbus. GA. Carver HS 45 JONES, MIKE LB 6-1 200 So. Lincolnton. GA. Lincoln County HS

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On the technical side, innovations in front-wheel drive, You won't have any trouble at at adjusting to your new aerodynamic design and operating efficiency help add freedom.

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Opponent Facts Name: Georgia Nickname: Bulldogs Location: Athens, GA. Enrollment: 22,500

Stadium (cap.) 77,000

Colors: Red and Black Vince Dooley Lee Hayley Head Coach and Ath. Dir. Assoc. Ath. Dir.

Buck Belue Jim Blakewood Tim Bobo Jim Broadway Norris Brown 8 Sr. 77 Sr. 32 Jr. 3 Jr. 88 Jr.

Joe Creamons Tim Crowe Freddie Gilbert 94 Sr. 91 Jr. 90 So. Herschel Walker

Warren Gray Keith Ha Joe Happe Jimmy Harper Ronnie Harris 68 So. 97 Sr. 56 Sr. 75 So. 27 Jr. Bulldogs Terry Hoage Kevin Jackson Chuck Jones Charles Junior Clarence Kay 14 So. 71 Jr. 1 Jr. 80 Jr. 84 So.

Steve Kelly Jack Lindsey Carnie Norris David Painter Jeff Paulk 23 Sr. 59 Jr. 36 Jr. 22 So. 15 Jr.

Ronnie Stewart Nate Taylor Tommy Thurson Academic Building 33 Sr. 47 Jr. 60 So.

Herschel Walker Denis Waitley Eddie Weaver Dale Williams Barry Young 34 So. 44 Jr. 61 Sr. 9 Sr. 38 So.

61 Russ Cohen

By Peter Cook because Coach Cohen used to tell us how tough Joe Muha was for VMI. On a Saturday afternoon 30 years And, one day when Mr. Hubert came

ago, I was taking a shower with the to Clemson to see Coach Howard, rest of the football squad after a Coach Cohen and his son, Pooley, Jr. victory over Boston College. (who played for Clemson then),

An old man—so I thought— stuck I overheard him say, "Cohen is

his head in and said, "Boys, I took my the best football scout in college showers right here 30 years ago football."

when I played for Clemson." Of course, we knew he was good

We smiled and said hello, and I because he helped us beat about remember thinking, "Who cares old everybody back then. Clemson man?" A brave thought like that can had three bowl trips during my four be expected, perhaps, from a 20- years there.

year-old, but at least the thought When I think back to those days

went unsaid. I smile when I think of and Coach Cohen, I think of a tough,

that day because now I am that old old, respectable gentleman who

man, and I found out who cares: used the tactic of encouragement Russ Cohen was one of the reasons

I care. rather than criticism. Clemson football was so successful in the This past April, all of us who care Coach Howard called him "Pop" late forties and early fifties. were saddened to learn of the pass- and "Old Man" in a reverent poached eggs and steak, we were ing of a great dignified old tone. all called Silver- and We him "The issued long underwear to play in man— Russ Cohen, defensive back- Haired Daddy." because of the extreme cold. I was field for utter profanity at times, coach Clemson from 1947 He could putting on my long underwear in my

to I its fitting that all it never sounded profane be- 1954. And think but room when Coach Cohen walked in. words, like damn, of us who came here today to see a cause his profane "Pete" (Peyat), he said, "All the great Georgia team tangle with our came out to be two-syllable words, sports writers have been asking me if they almost Tigers, pa use for a minute to think of like "dah-yem," and Cook can play ball in the big leagues, a great Georgia native who touched sounded musical. and I've been answering 'You're our lives here at Clemson, and In 1950, when Ray Matthews got damned right!" (You're dah- who had significant influence on hurt against Wake Forest, Jackie yemmed riot) "Now, we're going to Southern football. Calvert was switched to wingback the Orange Bowl if we look good

Most of us didn't know that Russ and Billy Hair played tailback. I knew today, and I don't want that dah- Cohen was captain of Vanderbilt's that the coaches didn't want to play yemmed Auburn quarterback famous "point-a-minute" Commo- Calvert at safety, too, so I went to throwing any dah-yemmed touch- dores of 1915. Most of us didn't Coach Cohen and told him I was downs today and making me and you know that he was head coach of ready to play safety. Coach Cohen look bad. So you get out there and of didn't LSD. Most us know that he got together with Coach Howard, hustle and stay awake, and we will was head coach at Cincinnati and they let me start against get some of that dah-yemmed University, that he was Wallace Duquesne, and from then on. Florida sunshine this January!" Wade's top assistant at Alabama, The last game that year was We got the Florida sunshine! and that he recruited Frank Howard against Auburn, and we were unde- Shortly after Coach Cohen's for Alabama despite everyone's feated. We traveled to Alabama and death, I visited the Cohen ranch in that Frank small in old hotel in Opelika that opinion was too stayed an Waynesboro, GA. It's 1,300 acres of and too slow. Friday night. It was cold and windy, peach trees, cotton fields, pecan We did know that he was assistant and the wind seemed to come right trees, cattle and tranquility. I visited tothegreat Pooley Hubert at VMI for through the walls of that old hotel. with Porter Cohen, whose red hair 10 years before coming to Clemson, After our Saturday breakfast of has turned to silver too, and with Porter's wife, Mimi, who has kept many mementos of Papa's, and who cooked the best ham luncheon I've ever eaten.

I laughed with Coach Cohen's grandchildren, who told me that Papa could be stern at times, but

always encouraging. And, I met Mimi Coleman, age two, who is Coach Cohen's great-grand- daughter. She has reddish hair, pale blue eyes, and a round face with a

Tlie Coaching Staff of 1 950. Bob Jones, Goat McMillan, Frank Howard, Russ Cohen, Bob twinkle in her eye, just like Papa.

Smith, and Walter Cox. Dah-yem, it was nice to be there!

The Silyer-Hoired Daddy Ifyou think you could pick your beer withyour eyes closed, here's your chance.

Up for some real sport? have a friend pour each drinkers do. Probably only one in three beer into separate cups. A few years ago a master beer drinkers can pass this Now taste each one and tell brewer named Frank Sellinger test. your friend which premium came to Schlitz. He Still game? Then grab beer is yours. came to be president a Schlitz and two other If you picked and to make the premium beers. (Make sure Schlitz instead ofyour smoothest beer yet. one is your favorite.) regular, don't be sur- One taste will tell you, Close your eyes, and prised. A lot of beer this is it!

1981 Jos Schlitz Brewing Company, Milwaukee. WI 63 ' ' ' " IPTAY Officers

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Bill M. Reaves Lawrence Starkey IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer ' Dr. J. H. Timmerman Dr J H Timmerman Director, District IV Director, At-Large IPTAY President Director, District III

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Dr J H Timmerman Director — District III PRESIDENTS- Cherokee County IPTAY PAST 1 513 Morninghill Dr John Hamrick, Chairman* M Columbia. S C 29210 W Ronald Barrett* T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director F. E. Hughes, Director R S Campbell, Jr, Aiken County Charlie W. Bussey, Director Dr G J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Gary E Clary* William R Alexander. Chairman Wylie Hamnck 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' H. Taylor, Director * F. Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director W. K M Watson. Chairman Elbert Hines Hamilton Eugene H Kneece.Jr Lewis F. Holmes, Director Marshall Walker, Director Bill Barbary' Waller 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 * DIRECTOR — FRANK HOWARD J Bennette Cornwell James L Walpole HONORARY 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 EIrod ' Calvin H Garrett Edgefield County " T C Faulkner. Jr . Chairman Clark Gaston. Jr. E O Dukes, Jr , Chairman John P Howard Joe Gibson Joe F Anderson, Jr J W Gilliam. Jr Oconee County Joel W Gray III Charles D Hunt Henry M Herlong. Jr Joel Harris. Chairman Richard H Ivesler" Joe Ben Herlong J H Abrams Willis A King.Jr Lewis F Holmes III Ronald Paul Barnette Terry A Kingsmore' Thomas H Ryan W C Harper Jim League Herbert S Yarborough Ernest C Hughes Jim Patterson Henry Lee McJunkin M J H • Director. District I Floyd S Long Lexington County Garry C Phillips Terry L Long • D H Caughman. Chairman" IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT 1 Seabrook Marchant Johnny L Cagle Pickens County L 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 Phiiilip H Rosenberg. Chiairman* Phillip H Burnett • H Ralph Corley. Sr I N Patterson. Jr William H Baxleylll J Ed Burrell George Millon Plyler' John Melton Gault III V Wendel Boggs* Jerry R Byrd* Bobby W Ramsey T A Heniy CtiarlesB Murptiy Charles Ellenburg. Jr • James Rochester • Warren Craig Jumper' Don Southard. Jr Gaston Gage. Jr John G Slatlery 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 Guerren 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 Ducworlh Henry M Fans. Sr Walter B Cousins * Gil Rushton* J Tom Forrester, Jr Charles Jeter Glenn Louie C Dernck* William C Singleton Drs Hentz & Hentz Gray Hipp. Jr L Glenn Fellers' B J Skelton* Robert Lee Hill Hugh Foster Morgan. Jr. Melvin L Longshore* G Neil Smith* C Patnck Killen C H Ragsdalelll Joseph A West' W B Owens Ralph F King, Jr Ralph 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 tylcClain* 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 Rict)land 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 8 Cornwell, Jr Jack W Brunson Director, District II John Bracknell Jack Cnbb William T Clawson III William E Burnett* Kenneth Cnbb Ralph Cooper' • Johnson Craig IPTAY ORGANIZATION - DISTRICT II John Easterling, Jr Albert G Coune, Jr Robert M Erwin. Jr C Evans Pulman. Director — District II W Gerald Emory Michael R Davis W K Fooshe* 15 Quail Hill Drive Bruce Foster James W Engram Nevit Y. Johnson Greenville, S, G 29607 Harry H Gibson Larry W. Flynn*

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Fred J Gassaway York County Orangeburg County * Don E Golighlly* Grimes III, Chairman William Thomas E B Bookhart, Jr . Chairman* William E Hair William R Adkins W C Higginbolham * Harry J Johnson David E Angel J M Russell. Jr * 2. K. Kelly S Lynn Campbell Jack G Vallenline * • Buddy Lewis Roy W Campfield. Jr JackG Vallenline III • James P McKeown III O T Culp James C Williams. Jr Jr • Eddie Dalton S C McMeekin* F Burst Eaves, Russell S Wolfe II Jeffrey A O Cain E M George* K Director, At-Large 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 Wessinget. Sr James H Owen, Jr J C Rhea,Jr * Saluda County Ben R Smith. Jr * Bernard L Black, Chairman G G Thomas. Sr Alfred B Coleman * James A Derrick Beniamin H Herlong James R Herlong, Jr, IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT Mark S Patterson W T Fort, Jr , Director — District VI JohnH Wheeler 26 Adams Street T C Wnghl 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 J Ryan White, Director — District V Dacosta Muckentuss. Jr W W Allen P O Box 487 H B Rickenbaker Roland L Connelly Walterboro, S C 29488 Horace F Swilley John Duncan * J L Edmonds Allendale County Dillon County Pete Folsom Bradley J O Neal, Chairman W G Lynn. Chairman* James B Foster IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT IV Wiley D Crum Charles F Carmichael' Thomas W Glenn III Bill M Reaves Director — District IV Billy Daniel* Joe B Godfrey * 51 5 Richardson Circle E Bamburg County L B Hardaway. Jr E Guy Hendnx* * Harlsville S C 29550 Claude McCain, Chairman Charles G Lucius. Jr H L tHoover R Herman Rice* Robert Martin. Jr George A Hutio, Jr Chester County Fred Schnmpf Joseph L Powell* W D Kirkpalnck * Curtis A Fennel!, Chairman Billy G Rogers Robert C Lenhardi Edward C Abell Barnwell County Robert E McClure

III F E Abell Howard G Dickinson, Jr , Chairman John Mclnnis Richard A Coleman H M Anderson* Florence County Edgar L Miller, Jr George R Fleming Grover C Kennedy, Jr Rufus M Brown. Chairman* Tom R Morris, Jr Mrs Rufus Brown Carl H Jones III Jimmy L Tarrance W D Moss.Jr Thomas D Birchmore W E Lindsay Walter M Nash III Donald B Murray Berkeley County Clyde S Bryce, Jr Thomas G Roche, Jr W H Thornley, Chairman * Marvin Cockfield C R Swearingen, Jr Chesterfield County Lawrence C McMillan L M Coleman, Jr Arthur E Thomas James C Stone, Chairman William L Coleman* T G Westmoreland Rhett Butler Beaufort County Frank A Douglass, Jr William T Worth Cecil Wayne Comer J Harry Tarrance, Chairman' L, B Finklea, Jr Bobby J Yarborough * Harold B Haynes Al Hitchcock George J F Bullwinkel , Jr John R Thomas Henry C Chambers Ernest L Jones* * L- Chappell Dan L Tillman, Jr James S Gibson, Jr Jones* DISTRICT VIII Palnck K White J Louis Grant James W King Ray L Wilson, Jr Bryan Loadholt Stephen H Mudge* Georgia John F Poole Wilbur O Powers Darlington County Calhoun County Barnell A Allgood III Robertson William P Kennedy, Chairman William H Bull, Chairman* Tom M Robert S Bonds Hubert C Baker* Martin C Cheatham John G Rose Andrew P Calhoun Allen T James Bell, Jr Lawrence M Gressette, Jr P Wood David Tilman Cline J W Carter Edward L Young John A Dickerson Manon D Hawking. Jr, Charleston County Douglas C Edwards

William 8 McCown III Van Noy Thornhill, Chairman* Howard E Hord * Georgetown County Harry McDonald John Adams III * Robert A King M Glenn A Cox, Chairman M B Nickles, Jr Archie E Baker William C Lawson Joe Thomas Branyon, Jr John C Walker* H L Dukes, Jr John L Murray, Jr Samuel M Harper M Dreher Gaskin * Thomas E Peterson H Edsel Hemingway, Jr Fairfield County William A Grant* Edwin S Presnell A H, Lachicotte, Jr Louis M Boulware* Beverly Kafers* A U Priester, Jr * Joe Young J K Coleman Mac R Harley Mickey E Reeves Ernest C Hughes Gregory A Jones W B Shedd * Harold R Jones William C Kennerly* Joseph W Turner. Jr Horry County Samuel McConnell Eugene P Willimon.Jr W R-G Horton, Chairman* Kershaw County David M Murray, Jr * James W Barnelte, Jr J F Watson, Hans F Paul IX Chairman F L Bradham* DISTRICT Kenneth W Carson Carl S Pulkinen Buddy Gore* * Tommie W James, Jr Paul Quattlebaum, Jr Pat Gore Other States and At-Large: G P Lachicotte Walter A Renken, Jr* John H Holcombe* Nick P Anagnost — S C T F McNamara, Jr A Schirmer, Jr * Ernerson E Andrishok — N J B Lewis S Horton J R Stout S F Horton* George U Bennett — Tenn Lancaster County Thurman W McLamb' Carl F Besseni — Md Garret J Mobley, Chairman* Colleton T Breazeale.Jr Tenn County R S Winfield* C — • James A Adams Jack W Carter, Sr . Chairman* Robert T Calhey — Tex John O Avinger William T Howell Robert P Corker — Tenn W P Clyburn Manon W Sams. Jr Marion County Frank J Cox — Ala ' Dexter L Cook J Ryan White III* T C Atkinson III, Chairman Wm K Durham — Germany Jesse Crenshaw John H Holt Mark G Fellers — Tenn Marion D Lever, Jr Dorchester County Duncan C Mclntyre James C Furman — Tenn. *

Joe H Lynn* Tom Salisbury , Chairman Waller L Garvin — Tenn James A Mobley. Jr Thomas W Bailey AlvinJ Hurt. Jr — Ohio Sumter County Henry Glenn Simpson H D Byrd F H Inabnit. Jr — Fla Wyman L Morris, Chairman* Ronald Small Gene W Dukes Ed Jackson — Colo T O Bowen, Jr Clifford M Henley John Osteon — Tenn John J Bnfton. Jr Lee County Dexter Rickenbaker* Philip H Prince — N Y E M Dubose Carroll Green DesChamps II. Chairman* J V Roberts — Ala R L Wilder- Bethel C Durant Hampton County Ben K Sharp — Tenn Don R. McDaniel William F Speights. Chairman* John C Sharpe — Tenn ' Jerry F Crews. Jr Williamsburg County Harry W Smith — Tenn Marlboro County David B Gohagan John J Snow. Chairman Millie D Williams — Ala, C E Calhoun, Chairman Winston A Lawtoh W C Cottingham- William L Wylie — Mich. Mark Slade Avent* William S Ware, Sr W H Cox Leon R Young — Fla, Robert G Mace Fred P Guerry. Jr Ray C Smith Jasper County James M Kennedy F- A, Spencer Dale Ferguson III. Chairman Thomas O. Morns. Jr. • Denotes Award Winners 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. Marks. Avent Mrs. Donna Merck Jones Jim and Carolyn Creel Greenville, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Bennettsville, SC Norfolk, VA L. J. (Bill) Hendrix, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Crews Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Lawton R. W. Dalton Columbia, SC Estill, SC Greenville, SC John R. Hines Billy Daniel Orlando, FL Eddie Dalton William H. Mathis Dillon, SC F. M. Hipp Asheville, N.C. Atlanta, GA Daniel Construction Co. Greenville, SC Alonzo M. DeBruhl C. Heyward Morgan Greenville, SC Holiday Inn #1 Greer, SC Greenville, SC Clemson, SC William T. Davidson, Jr. Dr. Ewing B. R. Piedmont Paper Co., Inc. Henrietta, NC Holiday Inn #2 Anderson, SC Asheville, NC Clemson, SC Premier Investment Co., Inc. Bill Folk, Jr. Memorial Billy Powers Alonzo M. Debruhl W. T. Hopkins Greensboro, NC Florence, SC Greer, SC Pendleton, SC

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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 JackR, Kelley G James Wilds HI 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 & Ma|or 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 Tommy Joey Branyon Greenville, SC Simpsonville, SC C. Evans Putman Hartsville, SC Andrews, SC Joel W. Gray III Greenville, SC Thomas P. Lane Jr. &

In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Loyd C. Morris Greenville, SC Kenneth J. Hall B D. Robbins W P. (Pap) Timmerman Andrews, SC Simpsonville, SC C. L. Greene Greenville, SC Hartsville, SC C. L. Cribb, Jr. Greenville, SC Frank J. McGee James Rochester Co. Georgetown, SC Simpsonville, SC DILLON James F. Harrison Inc. —James Rochester Samuel M. Harper Greenville, SC Greenville, SC Kathleen McGee Charles F. Carmichael & Georgetown, 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. SirrineCo. #1 Pawleys Island, SC Latta. SC Wheels, Inc. Greenville, SC Earle W. Sargent Memorial

A. H. Lachicotte, Jr. Greenville, SC by Carolina Belting Co. J. E. SirrineCo. #2 DORCHESTER Pawleys Island, SC Taylors, SC Maurice Holman Greenville, SC Boyce Construction Corp. William D. Rigby Greenville, SC Nutex, Inc. J. E. SirrineCo. #3 Summerville, SC Pawleys Island, SC Taylors, SC W. M. Hooks Greenville. SC Cinderella L. Flowers Greenville, SC Roy M. Pitts Jubilee Sales Dr. Roberts. Small Summerville, SC Taylors, SC Willie R. Hudson Greenville, 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 Ballard P. Greenville, SC Joe Bowers Terry Tallon Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Herlong Greenville, SC Greenwood, SC Dr. J. Don Kelley Greenville, SC Johnston, SC Mr, & Mrs. Frank B. Barnett Greenville. SC Jack & Jean Burch Greenville, SC Tex Tech Corp. Horace T. Holmes Greenwood, SC Dr. Roland M. Knight Greenville, SC Trenton, SC AARO Rents, Inc. Greenville, SC W. F. Gilbert & Associates, Inc. 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 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

Loan Asso. Col. Mrs. E. N. Tyndall Larry W, Flynn William F. Phillips P. W. McAlister Oconee Savings & & Columbia, SC Ware Shoals, SC Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Fugate OlinT. Wells Palmetto Spinning Corp. #1 Jack R. Tatham Stan Ulmer, MD Clemson, Columbia, SC Ware Shoals, SC Laurens, SC Seneca, SC SC — Palmetto Spinning Corp. #2 James P. Whitlock Don E. Golightly HAMPTON Laurens, SC Clemson, SC Design Collaborative, Inc. ORANGEBURG Columbia, SC Jim Harrison Processing, Inc. & Fletcher Riley, Jr. & Word Estill, SC LEE David A. Gray Wayne Stuckie Software Solutions, Inc. Columbia, SC Larry U. Clark W. G. Deschamps, Jr. Cope, SC Clemson, SC Bishopville, SC Hampton, SC H. Albertson T. E. Grimes, Jr. Dr. Harry B. Arant, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Colonel Columbia, SC Orangeburg, SC Easley, SC HORRY LEXINGTON Bret J. Harris/Thomas C. E. R. Bair, Jr./Robert H. Hutto Felton N. Crews Barry Anthony demons George M. Shealy Brown John M. Orangeburg, SC Easley, SC Memorial Batesburg, SC Hoefer Thomas K. Wilson of Green Sea, SC Dr. M. Rodney Culler T. E. Jones & Sons Easley Jackie T. Warren Columbia, SC Orangeburg, SC R. A. Jones Thurmon W. McLamb Batesburg, SC Easley, SC Robt, D. Hendrix Const. Co., Little River, SC Charles Parker Dempsey Ms. Mickey Lindler Inc. Orangeburg, SC Amos M. McCall Columbia, SC Henitord, Jr. Cayce, SC Davis Easley, SC Loris, SC Dr. & Mrs. J. B. Linder Mr. & Mrs. Albert R. Shealy Jeff Hunt Machinery Co. Orangeburg, SC Gene& Bob Merritt Benton Chapin, SC Columbia, SC Jimmy Easley, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Edgar C. McGee S. Linton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Cowsert, Jr. Thomas Modern Home Builders Orangeburg, SC Stephen T, Duffin Bishop III Lexington. SC George J, Easley, SC Beach, SC Columbia, SC Myrtle Kim Johnson Power Oil Co. Donnie G. Patterson Orangeburg, SC James T. McCabe Don Cameron Lexington, SC Easley, SC Columbia, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Dr. L P Varn Stuart, Stan & Ray Miller Easley Ob-Gyn Associates, PA Orangeburg. SC S- C. McMeekin Memorial A. S. Dargan Lexington Supply Co. Easley, SC Columbia, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Lexington, SC Laurie Edward Bennett Mr. Mrs. Roger Benjamin Springfield, SC & Patrick Construction Co, John P. Pat" Gore Southern Installations, Inc. Liberty, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Lexington, SC Columbia, SC

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

Inc Friend" Vaughn E. Bullard, DDS W. C. Harper, Jr. Sanders & Deal The Development Group, A Laurens, SC Seneca, SC Clemson, SC Columbia, SC Inman, SC 69 Allen Walcher Jerome J. Richardson YORK Mr. & Mrs. E. T. Mcllwain R. A. Bowen, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Inman, SC Terry Cook Greensboro, NC Macon, GA Clover, Huckabee Endowment Fund Thornton, SC Purser Inc. Lloyd W. The Unknown Tiger Lyman, SC Joseph L. Huckabee Greensboro, Spartanburg, SC NC Tifton, GA Rock Hill, SC Arnold L. Nanney Mr. & Mrs. R. S. McCants I Terry F. Thruston Terry & Deborah Powell Moore, SC Charles K. Segal Greenville, NC Spartanburg, SC Trion, GA Rock Hill, SC A. Bullington, Jr. B. Grover Industries, Inc. #1 Dr. Harold S. Vigodsky Roebuck, SC Marshall E. Walker Grover, NC Spartanburg, SC OTHER Rock Hill, SC Henry A. Ramella/FPC, Inc. Grover Industries, Inc. #2 Albany Felt Co. Roebuck, SC Raymond S. Waters North Carolina Grover, NC New York, NY Spartanburg, SC 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 Boyd W. Wingo Asheville, NC Spartanburg, SC Kinston, NC Paoli. PA Spartanburg, SC Harry H. Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Bates Gordon L. Goodson Castleman Det Chesley Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Lincolnton, NC Dowingtown, PA Charles A. Grant 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, §C 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 Ernest M. Sumter, SC Francis A. Yarborough Norville Spartanburg, SC Houston, TX Robert M. Phillips, Sr. Wilmington, NC 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. & Mrs. T. C. Breazeale, Jr. Spartanburg, SC Charlotte, NC Atlanta, GA Knoxville, TN "A Friend From Spartanburg" WILLIAMSBURG Sandoz Dyes Dr. Robert S Hill R. E. Riddle Spartanburg, SC F. E. Huggins, 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, Hemingway, SC 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, SC Kingstree, 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 Hmnant Walter Price Spires ANDERSON Gary L Holcombe Pete J & Jim Stathakis Steve Adams John Brown Hooper Tony Keith Stewart Anderson Pediatric Group John D , Jr Hagnew Hopkins Lawrence A Sutherland R H Anderson Home Enterprises Dr Edgar Talbert Anderson County Clemson Club Independent Publishing Co JohnC Taylor III Anderson Orthodontic Associates Andy & Lori Jarman Mr & Mrs Frederick J Terry John B Ashley Wallace Jones J D Thrasher, Inc, Bayc hem GaryC Kidd In Memory of Marion Washington Dr Robert B Belk James F Little Class of '44 Mr 8. Mrs Guy W Black '500 GOLD CARD Mrs C H Lomas Western Sizzlin 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 Ma|or Kenneths Wohlford Mrs Frances G Boatwnght Thomas L Earns JohnT Clardy K M Mattison James H (Jay) Gully Donald L Fulmer Jesse A Cobb, Jr McCairs, Inc BAMBERG Mr & Mrs James S Hunter Roberto Gantt Howard M Corbett & Carlyle Poole Mr i Mrs Carl McClam Mr & Mrs Norman Kirkland & Tommy, Jane & Jana Crawford Thomas F Kicklighter Mr & Mrs James K Gregory J H McDaniel Mr & Mrs James R Sursavage Clarence A Littleiohn Memorial Elbert Hines Hamilton Davis J Norman Phillips Claude McCain W M Dillard Piedmont Candy & Cigar Co John S S Charles R , Jr Hatcher Dr Claude Dixon ABBEVILLE H EarleHolley, Jr C Randolph McClure, Sr Memorial BARNWELL Boyce H Carlisle Joseph K Kneece Billy Joe Durham Pizza Inn Assoc Hugh Birt Dr Raymond Fleming & Mrs John L Guy Eugene H Kneece, Jr Mr SMrs Norman W Powell Mr, & Mrs David Craig C L Huggms Richard L Meyer Dr & Mrs Richard C Fox James E Reid Ted W Craig Mr & Mrs James L Lucas, Jr. Aaron & Mike Gambrell John G Molony & William W Molony J B. Rhinehardt, Jr Yale J Garber

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

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

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

Richard W Wislon Agency Dr Charlie W Timmerman Glenn Plumbing Co , Inc Singer Company Motor Products & Sewing BEAUFORT James L Walpole Mr & Mrs Phil C Greeson Machine Divisions James Arthur Buck AIKEN Dr, W G Watson Hardy Boys Food Shops Thomas Jerry Slaton StrattonA Demosthenes Alexander-Moormann & Assocs of H, Odell Weeks, Jr Harley-Davidson Anderson Charlie E Smith T R Garrett L J Coker Mr, & Mrs, H Weeks, Sr Robert V Harrell Dr John Horton Smith Charles L Johnson H. C, Cowards Son Hartrow, Inc —Malcolm Hare Mr &Mrs Robert W Smith Bryan Loadholt Mr &Mrs. Steve C. Ergle ALLENDALE Kenneth B Heller, MD Ronnie A Smith Mr & Mrs John Tilton Mr. & Mrs. A. G. Evans & 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. —

BERKELEY J Edward Lotz Wayne Edens Earl & Carolyn Sammons Paul Patrick Murphree John F Dexter Rickenbaker Mr S Mrs John K Edmonds Randolph Satterfield H E Pearce, Jr Myers IV Dr Peter E JohnWaddell C V EIrod David R Schumpert, Jr. TimbesWilund'Usry: Architects Denny W Orvin. Jr Robert D Westover Henry EIrod George W Sharpton KERSHAW David D Page, Jr Jerry D. Eskew Ronald M Shelton EDGEFIELD Kenneth Carson, Nolan & Gerr^ Pontiff Ethox Chemicals, Inc, Gordon Sherard W DDS Jerry N Crocker Mr Mrs Richard Bill Russell Edwin W Evans Blake Shewmaker & B Inman. Sr. Mr &Mrs J W Gilliam. Jr, Joseph C Jackson John H Stewart 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 LANCASTER C F Evans & Co Mr & Mrs Kenneth L Kaltz Finley O'Connor & Co W B Simmons & Co James A Al F Simons Hane, MD Mr S Mrs G Milton Saggus, Jr S Adams First National Lease Corp Mr & Mrs Allen D Smith & S H Houck Catherines 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 S 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 SMrs W K Varnadore — Garrett Construction Co M L William R Stoddard, Jr , MO John Q Adams, Jr & John Adams III Louis M Boulware Doug 4 Chris Ashley River Animal Hospital William W Coleman Charles F Gentry, Jr, Wherry Stover William Stover, Jr D L Aydlette, Jr Mike Collins Bruce Gibson W LAURENS Eugene G Gibson Richard P Strawhorn Wayne Barnes Reubin H Brown James L Dorrier ,

J, Gilfillin Dr Edwin L Stroud T Heath Furman R Cullum W M Estes, Jr M, 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.

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Manning III Martin Driggers Freddy C Ma|or S Gressette Pest Control Richard Tom Willis Nolind W Wheeler A Freeman Brad L Martin Ray Tom P Gressette James H White. Jr T E Richardson Marion D Hawkins, Jr Mr & Mrs Daniel J Martin Karl M Guest Dr S M Witherspoon. Jr Bob & Dot Sanders Charles E Jack Hendrix Charles T Mason Dr E D Guyton William M Shipes Mitchell Howell, Sr McAhster Heating & AC Mrs, John W. Hamer Winchester Smith III Virgil McCormick Harry G Howie P CHEROKEE D. C. Harrell Jimmy L Tarrance L Fuller Howie Thomas M McCurry H. Gerald Hicks J Richard Baines JackE McGill F C Humphries BEAUFORT W B Bierly. Sr Laddie Green Hiller W C McGregor John Jay James Mr & Mrs. Pat Baughman Donald H Brown Ernest L. Jones John D Medlock, Jr A. B Jeffords Gerald B Beaman M Brown Homer E Jones Douglas A Melton Warren & Al Jeffords Doug Corkern C & SBank James A Jones Charles W S Nancy W Merritt Laurie Coke Lawson Gene Deloach Larry L Campbell Drs B W Jones. Jr /F, G. 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By Jeff Rhodes Butler for a 15-yard pass to move to the to score, and the Dogs pulled out all of ball to the Bulldog 23. Two plays later, thestops. On the first play, Pyburn threw "We don't give a damn about the whole on a third-and-10 situation. Fuller hit to right end Ulysses Norris, who then state of Georgia, 'cause we're from Clem- flanker Dwight Clark for a 17-yard pass to lateraled to flanker Jesse Murray. Fifty- son U," yelled a mud-and-rain-soaked keepthe drivealive. Lester Brown scored six yards later, Pyburn & Company found Archie Reese as he led a group of the touchdown two plays later on one of themselves on the Clemson eight. Py- cheering Tiger fans outside the jubilant his patented dives. Jimmy Russell's ex- burn passed to Norris for the touchdown Clemson locker room. The date was Sep- tra point gave the Tigers a 7-0 lead with with six seconds left. Georgia line up for tember 17, 1977, and the occasion was a little over a quarter to play. the two-point play that would decide the Clemson's return to prominence in foot- Georgia took the kickoff and marched outcome, but was called for delay of ball. Just moments earlier, Reese and to the Clemson 12 before running out of game. On the second try, Pyburn rolled the rest of the Tigers had upset the 17th- downs. The Tigers fumbled three plays right and overthrew Norris and the Tigers ranked Georgia Bulldogs 'between the later on the 19 and Georgia returned the and their fans broke into pandemonium. hedges,' 7-6. The last timeClemson beat favor two plays into the fourth quarter. "They had a tendency to come right Georgia in Athens, Woodrow Wilson was Three punts later, Georgia got its first back with a play that worked for them, the President of the United States. break as an interference call on the kick so we looked for them to repeat the The 1977 Clemson-Georgia game was moved the ball to the Clemson 27. same pass play that they used to score more than a win for the Tigers, it was a Pyburn slipped and slided his way to the touchdown," said Scott, who was holy crusade. "It was a weird time, be- the Clemson seven on two carries, but he voted Atlantic Coast Conference Player- cause we were coming off of a bad year lost five yards on the next play trying to of-the-Week for his 1 1-tackle, one inter- and there was a question of whether we pass and freshman Rex Robinson was ception performance that day. "And could win at all," said former linebacker called in to try a field goal from 30 yards they were decent enough to run the Randy Scott. "We had a lot of potential, out. The kick was wide and Clemson took play again." but we had to win one big game." After over at their 20. As the perfect end to the perfect day suffering through three straight losing Ratchford and Lester Brown moved for the Tigers, the sun came out from seasons and changing head coaches, the ball to the Georgia 40 and with less behind the clouds as the victors walked

Clemson was hungry for a winner. than 40 seconds left in the game, the win off the field. It was fitting that the sun Charley Pell's debut as the Tigers' looked safe, but the excitement was not was shining because the victory is con- mentor the week before had not been a over yet. "We were ahead 7-0 and had a sidered the beginning of an era of successful one, as Maryland had scored fourth-and-one. We had to make a deci- success in Tiger football. Clemson went two touchdowns in the late stages of the sion as to whether to punt or go for it," on to the Gator Bowl at the end of that game to nip the Tigers 21-14 in The Pell said later. "We decided not to risk a 1977 campaign, went to bowls in '78 and Valley. "The players did not know how to badsnapora blocked kick, so we calleda '79 and racked up another winning sea- win," Pell said later, "They had worked quarterback sneak. As it turned out, son in '80. hard and not gotten any results." Steve fumbled and they recovered. That aborted two-point effort by the all "We had some hellacious practices Georgia's ensuing series seemed like -it Bulldogs might be the most important that week," said Reese, who now plays in took eight days to get over with." play in the contemporary times of Tiger the Sunday league for San Francisco. Georgia had 58 yards and 29 seconds football. "We were real fired up about the game. We always had trouble beating them, especially at Georgia, and they had beaten us 41-0 the year before, so we were ready to play them."

It was a cloudy day as Gary Long's kickoff was taken by Clemson's Lester Brown in the endzone. Warren Ratchford moved the Tigers to the Clemson 43-yard line with his 25-yard scamper midway through the drive, but the surge stalled and David Sims punted away. The Bulldogs could do no better, as Reese tackled Georgia quarterback Jeff Pyburn for a loss to end the drive at the Georgia 32. Ram began coming down in the second period and defenses dominated the first half. The contest was scoreless at the half. Georgia took the second-half kickoff and moved to their own 43 before returning to the punting battle. Clemson could only move three yards and David Sims was called in to punt as Billy Woods waited for the kick. The Tigers got a big break as Woods fumbled the wet ball and Rick Basich recovered atthe Georgia 49-yard line. Tracy Perry moved the Tigers to the 38 on two carries and then Fuller hit Jerry

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