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homecoming, but no one does it like Clem- University Officials son. Here is a look at the history, traditions Athletic Dept. Staff and behind-the-scenes activities that have Cheerleaders & Alma Mater made Homecoming something special in Tigertown. Opponent Schedules & Results Obed Ariri IPTAY Club For someone who didn't know anything IPTAY Officers/ Representatives about the game of football before 1976, 1979-80 National Sports Poll Obed Ariri has made quite a contribution to Managers Trainers Tiger football. & 46 When won Miss Universe Players last summer it was an exciting conclusion to & Coaches a great year at Clemson. 9 Head Coach Senior Spotlight 23 Assistant Coaches Here is at five 49 a quick look Tiger seniors who 38 Clemson Players have made a significant contribution to the 50 Clemson Alphabetical Roster Clemson football program the last few years. 52 Clemson Numerical Roster Today's Band Program 53 Opponent's Numerical Roster 61 Homecoming is always a special day at 52-53 Starters for Both Teams and Clemson Band has many 55 Opponent's Alphabetical Roster spectacular formations and selections to de- 58-59 Meet Today's light Tiger and Gobbler fans. Opponent Tiger Assistant Coaches 63 Billy Ware and are two On The Cover: coaches who worked together to make the Bob Waldrop and Lance McKinney have cap- Clemson football program successful. tu red University Feature some of the color and pageantry of a Clem- 65 Clemson's Student Alumni Council is one of son homecoming weekend. the best in the nation. Earlier last month Clemson hosted the organization's national convention. Photo Credits: A special thanks to the Clem- Past Player Feature son Communications Center staff of Jim Burns, 97 Butch Butler recalls Clemson's 21-7 victory Charles Haralson, Vince Ducker, Hal Smith, over in 1945. Ben Hendricks, Jim Martin, Lance McKinney, Tiger Puzzle Dave Lewis and Tom Shockley. Also to John 103 If you don't go blind first, here is a test to see Rowntree of the Orange & White, Earle Martin if you can find the Tigers. and Jim Bradley.

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by Tim Bourret 1980 CLEMSON STATS 1980 VIRGINIA TECH STATS Homecoming is a gala affair at 0) (Won 2, Lost 1) (Won 4, Lost 0) across tine country RUSHING RUSHING LEADERS this time of year. There are floats, Atts Yds Avg TD LG Att. Yds. Avg. TD queens, pageants and dances, LG Pickett 32 166 5,2 1 34 Lawrence 113 568 5.1 4 48 and the football team plays an E McSwaIn 40 158 4 1 19 Edmonds 29 149 5.1 2 37

easy opponent so the fans can Crite 13 105 8,1 24 Dovel . . . 27 112 4.1 14 cap off the weekend by celebrat- Jordan 30 85 2.8 1 12 Cook 8 44 5.5 10 Mack 16 65 4.1 16 ing a rousing victory. This year the VA. TECH . 224 964 4.3 9 48 Clemson Homecoming Commit- CLEMSON .. 189 699 3.7 4 34 Opponents 151 327 2 2 58 Opponents ,, 120 363 3.0 1 27 tee did another tremendous job PASSING LEADERS with the color and pageantry, but O Att. Int. Yds. PASSING Cmp. TD Pet. Iliesi Bill ; Athletic Director McLellan Atts Cmp Int Yds TD Pel Casey . 51 28 4 341 3 .549 Jest' might not have held up his end of Jordan 32 17 1 252 1 .531 Bolton 16 11 1 133 1 .688 bargin. for Gasque 27 14 2 191 .519 0) the Today's opponent VA. TECH . 72 41 5 493 4 .569 Clemson's Homecoming is far CLEMSON .59 31 3 443 1 .525 Opponents 78 28 2 336 2 .359 from a weak sister, in fact they are RECEIVING RECEIVING LEADERS undefeated. PC Yds- Avg TD LG PC Yds Avg TD LG Virginia Tech's Gobblers are off Tuttle 16 233 14.6 1 59 Snell 16 228 14.3 4 39

to a 4-0 start, their best opening Gaillard 8 162 20.3 41 Giacolone . 9 76 8.4 20 season rush since 1967 when Stockstill 2 14 7.0 9 McKee .... 4 42 10.5 13

McCall 1 18 18.0 18 Scaggs . . 3 65 21.7 35 they won their first seven con-

tests. 's team has CLEMSON.... 31 443 14.3 1 59 VA TECH 41 493 12 39

1 Opponents 12 swept past Wake Forest, East Opponents.. 32 346 10 8 55 28 336 28 Tennessee State, William & Mary PUNTING PUNTING ;ea' and James Madison on consecu- No Yds- Avg. LP Wo yds Avg LP o .he tive Saturdays and would love to Sims 4 186 46.5 51 19 785 41.3 53 Hendley 6 241 40.2 49 make the Tigers victory number- VA TECH 19 785 41.3 53

i'3I : I- five, the win-total Tech achieved CLEMSON .... 10 427 42.7 51 Opponents 33 1247 37.8 54

Opponents.... 16 389 36.8 50 I w. all of last year. -i la^' One of the reasons for VPI's re- surgence has been the steady Virginia Tech's statistics for ley had to replace all five of his play of junior quarterback Steve rushing resemble those of South- 1979 front-five starters. Casey. He has completed almost ern California. The tailbacks do But, much to Dooley's surprise,'' 55 percent of his passes this year the majority of the rushing. Johnny some rookies have come on in the, ] for 341 yards and three scores. Edmonds, Lawrence's replace- front five to perform very consis-|, Those are fine statistics, but more ment, has gained 149 yards in 29 tently, and the result is a defense importantly, Casey has been a carries and is the second leading that has allowed only 166 yards

' leader on the field. He is the first rusher. Fullback Scott Dovel, a per game. Junior college transfer in letterman quarterback almost eight years two-year from Lynch- Robert Brown and tackle Mike I to lead the Gobblers from that im- burg, VA, is the top fullback with Kovac combined to sack Wake'' portant position in consecutive 1 12 yards in 27 attempts, but that Forest quarterback Jay Venuto years. The Towanda, PA native is only seven rushes per game. seven times in the Gobblers' 16-7 started four games his freshman Last week Tiger fans got to see win on regional TV on September year and all of the contests last Western Carolina's exciting wide 6. Padro Phillips, a sophomores; season. Now a seasoned veteran, receiver Gerald Harp. Today, tackle, has made 31 stops this he leads the Gobblers with confi- Clemson fans will be treated by year to lead the front five, whild for dence. another fine receiver in the oppo- linebacker Lewis Stuart is the Most successful teams com- nent's uniform, Virginia Tech leading tackier overall with 33 bine experience and young ag- wingback Sidney Snell. The stops. gressive talent, and VPI is cer- Blacksburg, VA native is ranked in This young Gobbler defense

tainly following that hypothesis. the top 20 in the country in receiv- will have to be at their best if they Aiding the experienced Casey, is ing with 16 catches for 228 yards expect to prohibit the Tigers from sophomore tailback Cyrus Law- and four touchdowns. He has penetrating their goal line. The rence, a diminutive player with caught at least one TD in every Clemson ground game was im speed and power. His build (5-9, game but one this year, and in that solid form against Western Caro-

1 99) makes him as easy to stop as contest he had a TD catch called lina last week, as the Tigersi a greased pig, no one can get a back by a penalty. The 6-0 senior gained 278 over the terrain.

clean shot at him. So far this sea- is also a threatening kickoff re- It is little wonder that Clemson son he has averaged 142 yards a turner. recruits heavily in the state of game on the ground, a figure that The Virginia Tech offense has North Carolina, just look at thei ranks him in the top 10 in the na- been solid this year, and most ex- statistics for the Western Carolina

tion in rushing. He has averaged pected it to be the strength of the game and for the season. Edgar

5. 1 yards per carry for his 113 at- Gobbler team. But, the defense Pickett, Chuck McSwain, Kevin tempts and has scored four TDs. was supposed to be weak, as Doo- Mack and Brendon Crite are alll A victory in ihe Irish

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Kevin Mack Brendon Crite Chuck McSwain Edgar Pickett These four Tiger backs, all from North Carolina, combined for 266 yards against OTR Western Carolina. TIMtOUTSUFT TIME OUTS LEFT from that state and the quartet ception return. DOWN TOGO w BAliON combined for 266 yards rushing The Clemson defense lost the against the Catamounts. For the services of Eddie Geathers and season, four of Clemson's top five Jeff Davis last week due to in- rushers are from the Tar Heel juries, but both should be back for state. the VPI game. Both are pre-sea- North Carolinians have also son all-conference choices and keyed the Clemson passing at- were on the way to great seasons. tack. Winston-Salem, NC native But senior linebacker Chuck Rose has been one of the and cornerback Mollis Hall picked top receivers in the country this up where Davis and Geathers left year. Last week he was ranked in off and were prime reasons West- mc3 ^r^m® the national statistics for the first ern Carolina had only one time in his career, as he was tied touchdown drive. 31 weekly issues will take you from football in the fall through in the winter and to for sixth in the nation in recep- Rose, who served as a reserve baseball in the spring. Also, four monthly is- tions. So far this year the agile for three years, is getting his sues during the summer. flanker has 16 receptions for 233 chance to show what he can do. yards. He is already in the top After three games he is the team's eight in career receptions at leading tackier with 33 stops. Last 35 Big Issues Just $17.00

.Clemson and needs only four week he had 1 1 tackles and a more to pass Bennie Cunning- blocked punt that led to a Clemson NO MATTER WHEN ham, the star tight end of the score. Hall had six tackles and YOU SUBSCRIBE Pittsburgh Steelers. broke up a pass. The Tiger defense has not been All-America candidate Steve The only independent sports weekly devoted as stingy as last season, but they Durham has continued his steady exclusively to the Clemson Tiger fans — don't have not had a major breakdown. play, as has fellow tackle Jeff miss it! Clemson is yielding 236 yards per Bryant. Both have made four igame, an outstanding figure, and sacks this year and are in the top • a complete summary of Clemson athletics has given up only two touch- five on the team in tackles. That • in-depth features downs. And one of those scores twosome, plus sophomore middle • recruiting info • action packed photos came at Georgia when the guard James Robinson, give • full game coverage Bulldogs made a two-yard march Clemson one of the biggest front- • up to date statistics ,for inter- a score after a 98-yard three combinations in the country. • a sports quiz for Tigers • much, much more! HOMECOMING GAME RESULTS SINCE 1944 (Won 27, Lost 8, Tied 1) 1944: Defeated VMI, 57-12 1962 Defeated North Carolina, 17-6 VPI. 35-0 21-6 1945: Defeated 1963 Defeated Maryland, Mail to: The Orange and White 1946: Defeated Furman, 20-6 1964 Lost to North Carolina, 29-0 PO Box 828 1947: Defeated Auburn. 34-18 1965 Defeated TCU, 3-0 1948: Defeated Duquesne. 42-0 1966 Defeated Duke, 9-6 Clemson, SC 29631 1949: Lost to Boston College, 40-27 1967 Defeated Maryland, 28-7 1950: Defeated Duquesne, 53-20 1968 Lost to Auburn, 21-10 1951: Defeated Auburn, 34-0 1969 Defeated Wake Forest, 28-14 1952: Lost to Villanova, 14-7 1970 Lost to Auburn, 44-0 1953: Lost to Auburn, 45-19 1971 Defeated Forest. 10-9 Wake Name _ 1954: Defeated Furman. 27-6 1972 Defeated Virginia, 37-21 1955: Lost to Maryland. 25-12 1973 Defeated Virginia, 32-27 Address 1956: Defeated VPI, 21-6 1974 Defeated Duke, 17-13 1957: Defeated Maryland, 26-7 1975 Defeated Wake Forest. 16-14 City 1958: Defeated Wake Forest, 14-12 1976 Tied by Duke. 18-18 1959: Lost to Maryland. 28-25 1977 Defeated Virginia, 31-0 1960: Defeated North Carolina, 24-0 1978 Defeated VPI. 38-7 State _ -Zip 1961: Defeated Tulane, 21-6 1979 Defeated Virginia, 17-7 w.*^ £t

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Clemson tiger paw blanket, it's washable! $44.99 meuers/arnold ^ /of the carolinas by Jeff Rhodes with the best skit won a $400 first prize, a $325 increase over the first winner "It saw our students, our alumni and thie Tigerama 1980 was concluded for the college staff working togettier in the en- crowd of over 35,000 with a spectacular joyment of our many friends . , . It will be fireworks show that cost nearly $4000 to fine if thie expression of ttie true Clemson ' put on spirit can become a Clemson tradition Another tradition that separates a The "if that the late Clemson President Clemson Homecoming from almost every R- F. Poole was talking about is Tigerama other school s is the building and showing and It has become a Clemson tradition in of the elaborate displays that are on Bow- every sense of the word. man Field in front of Tillman Hall. "I got the idea for Tigerama while I was The modern version of float and display at the ," said Joe building by organizations is a year older Sherman, retired director of the Clemson than Tigerama, but this tradition can trace News Bureau and Director of Alumni Rela- Its roots back to the all-military days at tions, "Florida had this big student talent Clemson. show the night before Homecoming called "It started when a certain company dec- Gator Growl', and when I came back to orated their hall for homecoming, " recalls Clemson in 1956, I persuaded the Alumni Joe Sherman. "Soon, another company Council to fund a show like it for the next decorated their hall and then the idea just year. I got Blue Key to sponsor and coordi- kind of snowballed. The decorations went nate the show and things started rolling " from the halls to the yard in front of the from there. barracks (which were located where The first show was held on the night of is now) down to Bowman 8, 1957, and was an instant hit November " Field for the crowd of nearly 10,000 that at- In 1 956, when the tradition was revived, tended. Featured on the first program the groups competing built floats that were Mac McCahan, a fire eater: Dale would be driven around the field at halftime Tinsly, whose specialty was juggling; and of the football game. The winner of the majorettes Phyllis O'Dell, Diane Austin competition would then get the honor of (who was later crowned Miss Tigerama), displaying their prize-winner on Bowman and Carolyn Willis, Along with music from Field The winning group also got free tick- Stan Kenton and his Modern Jazz Or- ets to the Homecoming Ball. chestra, there were also skits at the first Tigerama. The Canterbury Club won the $75 first prize for their skit called, "A Dining Hall Panorama ". As a finale, the Pyro Dis- play Company of Florida put on a large fireworks display. "Those fireworks were the things that carried the show the first three years, " said Sherman. They were very expensive, but that was the real crowd pleaser, "After about five years the show started

" paying for itself from gate revenues, Sherman added, "The price of tickets for the 1957 Tigerama was 49 cents, and somewhere through the years the price

" rose to Its present price of 99 cents, Sherman continued. "The show price has been 99 cents for about 15 years. That is the highest admission will go, too, be- cause the state would have to tax anything over a dollar and there would also be a stadium seat tax, too," The 23rd annual Tigerama, which was held in the stadium last night, had many similarities to its 1 957 counterpart, such as music, this time provided by Tiger Band instead of Stan Kenton, and skits, pre- sented by various fraternities and sorori- The crowning of the Homecoming Queen and the construction of floats are two of ties instead of clubs, the crowning of Miss the colorful aspects of a Clemson Homecoming. Homecoming and a fireworks show. But the 1 980 edition was far more spectacular " in about 1958 or 1959, the display three or four planners and a massive effort than the first one. competition was changed from floats to on the part of all the fraternity members in The SIX, eight-minute skits presented permanent displays."' said Sherman, "and order to finish in four days, but most build- were in planning and production for nearly they have gotten more and more elaborate ers do not seem to mind all of the head-

" SIX months. Blue Key chose the theme last each year. aches, lack of sleep, and missed classes spring and presented ideas to the various The displays that can be seen today cost because all of the work is for keeping a groups. Over the summer, the groups anywhere from $1000 to $1500 to build tradition alive. worked on the script, sound effects, light- and competition is very keen. Under the A Clemson Homecoming is really some- ing, and props for their skit. The groups rules set up for the competition, no con- thing unique that has to be seen to be auditioned before a judging panel, which struction can begin before noon the Tues- believed. Where most schools have picked the skits which were presented in day before the Homecoming game and all homecoming for the benefit of alumni and the show. WSBF, the Clemson student work must be finished and the site cleaned parents, a Clemson Homecoming involves radio station, then taped the audio portion up by 7:00 AM the morning of the game- everybody from faculty to freshmen all of the skits so that the stadium public ad- Most groups began planning their dis- working to continue a tradition. The tradi- dress system could be used during the play at the beginning of the summer and tions of Tigerama and the display competi- show WSBF also provided technical as- sketches and blueprints were finished tion are two of the reasons that Clemson is sistance during the festivities. The group when school started. The displays take really a special university. When Peirformance Counts

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MAX LIFE MADE MADE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Reg. T.M. Phillips Petroleum Company FIBKKS BETTER by Kim Kelly 1973. From a field of 65 other soccer ing game is as important as any phase of players he was chosen for his state s 18- the game of football and Obed has helped "I am like a leaf blown about by the wind, member all-star team. This squad com- to make our kicking game one of the best in

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I never know where life's road will take peted against 19 other state teams and the nation for the last four years. me. " Those are the comments of Clemson walked away with the championship. Later To say Ariri has made an impact is an placekicker Obed Ariri when he was asked that year, his Nigerian team defeated a understatement. Already Clemson s all- to comment about his personal life and national team from Ghana. time leading scorer in football with 223 future plans. Ariri's fine play for this all-star squad career points, he is within range of becom- Ariri's journey to Clemson was quite dif- (known as the Nigerian Academicals All- ing the ACC's all-time kick-scoring leader ferent from the classic Tiger football player Star Team), led to his selection to a divi- and the league's number-two ranked because the amiable kicker not only came sion I team, the Vasco Da Gama P & T scorer overall before he is finished. He is to Clemson from another country, he didn't Club. He became very well known as a already the school's all-time leader in field come to Tigertown on a football scholar- member of the P&T Club and the Nigerian goals, extra points and consecutive field ship. It has been an unusual path to say the National Team while he was attending a goals made. least, but an examination of the Owern, technical College, and it was his outstand- Last season was his most remarkable Nigeria's athletic history tells many that his ing play with these teams that led to Clem- year as he played both soccer and football life is, and has been, following a well- son's interest in him. in the same season, a first in Clemson charted course. "One day Coach Ibrahim (Clemson's athletics. And, he not only played both As a young boy in Nigeria, Obed and his soccer coach the last 13 years) wrote me a sports, but he starred on both fields. While friends would play pickup soccer games in letter and expressed interest in me," said finishing in a tie for fifth in the country in the streets. "We used oranges and apples Ariri. "It seems he had heard of me from field goals on the gridiron, he made all- for balls, " recalled Ariri. " That was really my friend Kenneth llodigwe, who was play- conference and scored the second most very convenient because we just grabbed ing soccer at Clemson at the time. goals for Clemson's soccer team, a squad another off the tree when we kicked one up "I thought it would be sort of interesting that advanced to the NCAA finals. Heading too badly, " he added. to come to the U. S. and play soccer. " So, into this season Ariri ranked first in career

"I loved soccer. I could play the game all in 1976, blown by the wind or otherwise, football scoring and seventh in career goal day and even go without eatmg so I could Ariri packed his bags and headed for scoring in soccer. He is the only athlete in keep on playing. As a matter of fact I was Tigertown. Little did he know that a college Clemson history to rank in the top 10 in so preoccupied with the game that I some- football career as well as a pro soccer scoring in two different sports. Not bad for times forgot to do my chores. My parents career lay ahead. a guy who started his athletic career by weren t pleased with that and they During his first season with the Tigers kicking oranges in Nigeria!

" punished me for it. Ariri drew more than a casual interest from Ariri's all-around athletic ability has In general, his parents discouraged Ariri soccer fans. The freshman striker scored caused a problem, which sport should he from playing soccer because they feared it 15 goals and finished third on the team in pursue professionally? Last winter he was would take away too much time from his scoring on a club that went to the Final drafted by the Chicago Sting of the NASL.

" studies. I was just stubborn enough and Four of the NCAA tournament. So exciting So, when the spring winds began to blow, determined enough to keep on playing and exacting was this Nigerian s style of Ariri packed his bags and, appropriately until it paid off, no matter what self- kicking that he even managed to turn a few enough, headed for the "Windy City.'

" sacrifice I had to make, said Ariri, the heads in the Tiger football office. Things weren't so easy for Ariri in the second eldest in a family of four that In the spring of 1 977 Ariri was contacted pros, though. The Sting played a com- boasts a doctor and an architect. Obed has by Tiger football Coach con- pletely different type of game from that certainly obeyed his parents" wishes as he cerning his interest in playing football. "I which he had learned in Nigeria and at already has an undergraduate degree had never heard much about football be- Clemson. "I knew by the first of August that from Clemson in industrial management fore I came to the United States and my I was lonely for my second home and that I and is working on his master s degree in first contact with it occurred in 1 976 when I wanted to further my and play business. watched my first Clemson game from the football for Clemson, " he offered.

Ariri has always carried this determina- stands. It was unbelievable the next year So, on a hot day in mid-August, as tion in the classroom onto the field and the when I found myself out on the field playing Danny Ford was running his players

" result has been an impressive list of athlet- for Clemson. through those gruelling three-a-days in ic accomplishments. As a teenager at Holy "For someone who didn't know anything Death Valley, the winds brought Obed Ariri Ghost Secondary School, Ariri was named about the game before 1976, he certainly back to Clemson. his second home, where captain of his team and was instrumental has had a big impact on our program, " said he will continue to pursue his many av- in guiding them to a state championship in Tiger Head Coach Danny Ford. "The kick- enues to success.

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Cotton Bowl, the 1 968 Gator Bowl Clemson Board of Trustees only successful beginning. and the 1969 Liberty Bowl. He considered one name as Pell's Last year, he took the Tigers to eight triumphs, a second-place finish in the ACC and non-confer- ence wins over Georgia and Notre Dame. Clemson has scored 801 points and set countless records in the last three years and Ford is given much of the credit. Danny Ford is faced with an- other young, inexperienced team as the new decade begins, but based on his track record, the Gadsden, Alabama native should lead the Tigers to more previously unattainable heights.

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It began as one man's dream during the midst of post-Civil War Reconstruction. , son-in-law of South Carolina statesman John C. Calhoun, felt that the only way the state could be revived economically, politically and socially, was to provide for the education of its youth. Following the death of his wife Anna Maria and all their children, Clemson set aside the bulk of his plantation estate to establish a scientific institution. The South Carolina

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Last year Clemson University was home to 1 1 ,748 students in nine academic . They chose from 76 undergraduate curricula and 54 graduate degree programs.

The stately Fort Hill mansion which dominated the Calhoun plantation a hundred years ago is now surrounded by 70 main campus buildings, three-fourths of them built since 1 950. The 600-acre campus represents an investment of approximately $1 68 million.

The campus property is surrounded by more than 20,000 acres of University farms and woodlands devoted to agricultural and research. Another 10,000 acres throughout the state are devoted to Agricultural Experiment Station research and 4-H Club work. Clemson students continue to demonstrate the kind of academic excellence Thomas Clemson would have expected. Incoming freshmen now boast average SAT scores hovering around 1 ,000, and more than two-thirds of them graduated in the top 20 percent of their high school classes.

The University also leads the way for continuing education in the state, with more than 20,000 South Carolinians sharpening their pencils for a Clemson workshop or seminar every year. What began as one man's dream for the future. South Carolina has seen grow into a reality: an institution on the frontierCLEMSONof education, keeping a link with the traditions which have made it great.

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Chuck Rose David Sims Joey Smith Willie Underwood Ken Yeomans 33 Sr. 39 Sr. 17 Sr. 95 Sr. 20 Sr. 62 Sr.

Tony Berryhill Bo Blanton Nick Bowman Randy Cheek Brian Clark 63 Jr. 18 Jr. 57 Jr. 99 Jr. 55 Jr. 70 Jr. 38 Bruce Coy Jeff Davis Bubba Diggs Bo Edwards Brad Fisher Jerry Gaiilard 86 Jr. 45 Jr. 85 Jr. 14 Jr. 61 Jr. 41 Jr.

Mike Gasque 11 Jr.

Kevin Radford STEVE DURHAM Ken Lewis 65 So. 93 Jr.

it i ill iTk ill ill Scott Lynch Carl Martin Lee Nanney Jamie Pope Wayne Richmond Anthony Rose 48 Jr. 31 So. 77 Jr. 42 Jr. 95 Jr. 21 Jr.

Bill Smith Perry Tuttle Kendall Alley Vernie Anthony Vandell Arrington 84 Jr. 22 Jr. 89 So. 69 So. 26 So. 7 So. 39 David Bounds Gary Brown Ray Brown Wilbur Bullard Mark Caldwell 71 So. 73 So. 68 So. 72 So. 8 So. 10 So.

Brendon Crite Dean Day 38 So. 36 So.

Tim Childers CLIFF AUSTIN Glenn Gallagher 28 So. 5 So.

Mark Hawryluk Andy Headen Richard Hendley Alex Hudson 76 So. 9 So. 16 So. 78 So. 3 So.

Terry Kinard Randy Learn Frank Magwood Bob Mayberry Jeff McCall Chuck McSwain 43 So. 25 So. 2 So. 74 So. 32 So. 35 So. 40 4aM itJ dtm ill Chuck Meeks Bob Paulling Dennis Reeder Mark Richardson James Robinson Jeff Stocksti 96 So. 6 So. 79 So. 92 So. 75 So. 15 So.

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Mike Wade RAY BROWN Jim Wurst 91 So. 80 So. 0^ 1 i4ii^i#AYiilil Rick Bailey Ken Brown Roy Brown Jeff Cruce Billy Davis Tyrone Davis 73 Fr. 87 Fr. 47 Fr. 54 Fr. 24 Fr. 37 Fr.

William Devane Richard Donaldson Joe Ellis Mike Eppley James Farr Frank Fredere 94 Fr. 31 Fr. 64 Fr. 14 Fr. 60 Fr. 50 Fr. 41 ^^^^^

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Rod McSwain Anthony Parete Edgar Pickett Bobby Pope Chuckle Richardson Jim Scott 28 Fr. 16 Fr. 34 Fr. 79 Fr. 56 Fr. 67 Fr.

Jeff Suttle Gary Walker Willie Ward Jeff Wells Ike Williams Eddie Basso 23 Fr. 73 Fr. 30 Fr. 88 Fr. 19 Fr. 87 So. 42 ^1980 Tiger Opponent Schedule

Rice Georgia Western Carolina Virginia Tech

Sept.13-Clemson (A) 3-19 Sept. 6 - Tennessee (A) 16-15 Sept. 6- VMI (H) 16-14 Sept. 6 - Wake Forest (A) 16-7

- - - Sept.20- Tulane (A) 13-35 SepM3 Texas A&M (H) 42-0 Sept. 13 Tennessee Tech (A) ..10-26 Sept. 1 3 East Tenn. State (H) . . .35-7

Sept.27- LSU (H) 17-7 Sept.20- Clemson (H) 20-16 Sept.20 - Furman (H) 14-28 Sept. 20 - William & Mary (H) 7-3

Oct. 4- Texas (H) Sept.27 -TCU (H) 34-3 Sept.27 -Clemson (A) 10-17 Sept. 27 • James Madison (H) 38-6

Oct. 11 -TCU (A) Oct. 11 -Ole Miss (H) Oct. 4 - Middle Tenn. State (A) Oct. 4 -Clemson (A)

Oct. 18 -Texas Tech (H) Oct. 18- Vanderbilt (H) Oct. 11 - (H) Oct. 11 - Rhode Island (H) Oct. 25-TexasA&M{A) Oct. 25- Kentucky (A) Oct. 18- East Carolina (A) Oct. 18- Virginia (H)

Nov. 1 - Arkansas (A) Nov. 1 - South Carolina (H) Oct. 25- Marshall (H) Oct. 25- Richrrrond (A)

Nov. 8-SMU(H) Nov. 8- Florida (A) Nov. 1 - Appalachian St. (A) Nov. 1 - West Virginia (H)

Nov. 15- Baylor (H) Nov. 15 - Auburn (A) Nov. 8 - U-T Chattanooga (A) Nov. 8 - Florida State (A)

Nov. 29 - Houston (A) Nov. 29- Georgia Tech (H) Nov. 15- East Tenn. State (A) Nov. 15 -VMI (A)

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Sept. 6 - William & Mary (H) 42-0 An Sept. 13 -Navy (H) 6-3 Sept.20- Virginia (A) 27-13 Sept.20 - N. C. State (H) 13-27 Sept.27- Wake Forest (H) 7-27 Unbeatable Sept.27 - Duke (A) 20-17 Oct. 4 - South Carolina (A) Oct. 4 - West Virginia (A) Oct. 11 - Appalachian St. (H) Team: Oct. 11 - Clemson (H) Oct. 18- North Carolina (A) Oct. 18- Va. Tech (A)

Oct. 25 - Clemson (H) Oct. 25 - Wake Forest (A) Nov. 1 - Maryland (A) Clemson University Nov. 1 - Tennessee (A) Nov. 8 - Penn State (A) Nov. 8- Rutgers (H) Nov. 15- Duke (H) Nov. 15- North Carolina (A)

Nov. 22- East Carolina (H) and the Nov. 22 - Maryland (H) Town of Clemson Wake Forest Duke We're Proud To Be Sept. 6- Va. Tech (H) 7-16 Part of Both Sept. 6- East Carolina (H) 10-35 Sept.20 - The Citadel (H) 24-7 Sept.20- Auburn (A) 28-35

Sept.27 - N. C. State (A) 27-7 Sept.27- Virginia (H) 17-20

Oct. 4- William & Mary (A) Oct. 4 - Indiana (A)

Oct. 11 - North Carolina (H) Oct. 11 - South Carolina (A) Oct. 18- Maryland (A) FORT HILL Oct. 18- Clemson (A) Oct. 25- Virginia (H) Oct. 25- Maryland (H) FEDERAL SAVINGS ^s'sV.^ Nov. 1 - Clemson (H) Nov. 1 - Georgia Tech (H)

Nov. 8 - Duke (A) Nov. 8 - Wake Forest (H)

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prestigious talent agency based in New York. She is being reviewed as a possible sports commentator. "That thrills me; I've wanted to be a sports by Cricket Yates Pageant, part of Dixie Day festivities commentator for some time," and again, she won. Her stationary home (when she's

A fine athlete, Weatherly competed not traveling) is in York City. Clemson's on top again. For the New Her in the Clemson womens' fencing team nightlife isn't what you would expect past four years, Clemson has been for two years. Her first year she com- from the Big Apple. "I haven't been to among the Top 20 in the nation in all- 5-0 piled a record and her second Studio 54," she says, "they closed it around sports programs. This year, year she was 15-10. She worked at down. And besides — it's not like the the Tigers finished third behind such her athletic career at Clemson to keep Bookstore (a Clemson bar), you just notable schools as UCLA and South- herself in shape, but she still enjoys can't go out somewhere and meet ern Cal. The Tigers were the only her extensive exercise program. "I your friends." school in the country that sent its bas- still run three miles every day," she ketball team to the regionals of the The small town girl still holds a spe- said, "through Central Park (when in cial sentiment for her NCAA tournament, its baseball team home. When New York) and I belong to a spa that's she returned to Sumter July for the to the College World Series and its 30 at the top of my apartment building. football team to a bowl game. first time since winning her title, her

When I have time, I go up there and The final event that capped off an hometown beamed with pride. She

lift weights. I really miss Clemson ter- exciting year for Clemson athletics flew into the tiny Sumter airport on a ribly, even my daily routine of going to occurred in July, when Shawn state plane to a cheering and anxious classes and working out." Weatherly, a former Clemson fencer, crowd. Her obvious joy could be read Weatherly was sponsored in the won the Miss Universe Pageant in on her face the minute she stepped -USA pageant by off the plane. Korea. It was the end of a great year WANS radio of Anderson. She won for Clemson, but only the beginning "I'm so glad to be home," she said. the title of Miss South Carolina-USA for Miss Weatherly, for she is certainly "I could kiss the ground!" Her sincer- on her way to a long and fulfilling ity overwhelmed the crowd that fol- career. Here is the story of a former lowed her to a reception held in her Clemson Homecoming Queen, who honor at the local exhibition center. has represented herself and Clemson Representatives of state and city University as well as any member of government, as well as Clemson Uni- the Tiger family. Everyone connected versity were there to present her with with the University was proud of the gifts. None delighted her more than Sumter, SC native on that exciting the orange blazer and Tiger hat given night in July. to her by Student Body President

But, to those that know her, it was ! Oscar Lovelace on behalf of Clem- not surprising that Shawn Weatherly son

has reached such great heights. She Her success is something that she was a very active member of the stu- has earned. Weatherly still has her dent body on the campus her three quick-wit and dazzling smile and years in Tigertown. Her freshman year sparkling eyes, but most importantly she was crowned Homecoming she hasn't changed inside. Anne Queen, an honor a freshman had not Stier, one of her close friends and accomplished in years. Then, her former roommates at Clemson said sophomore year, she captured the recently, "Shawn hasn't changed a

Valentine's Day crown by winning bit. If nothing else, she has become Miss Clemson. Her junior year, her much more aware of the important sorority. , in life. true nominated Shawn Weatherly found time in her busy things her She knows her her for the annual Miss Magnolia schedule to fence two years at Clemson. friends and appreciates Sumter as Weatherly at her welcome home reception in Sumter this past summer, pnoiu by Biii setiiit

home. The mam thing is her total sin-

cerity. She is honestly appreciative of everything she's gotten." Sincerity has always been impor-

tant to her, whether it was the audi- ence at the Miss Universe pageant or the crowded Sumter airport, she has

been touched by it all. She remem- bers Clemson fondly and rest as- sured friends, foes, and Tiger fans,

Shawn Weatherly is still a down-to- earth young lady. "Someday, I'm gonna come back," she confided. "I don't know when yet,

but I'll be back."

Once a tiger always a tiger. 47 me mz B In 1979 JOEY SMITH was football as a member of the top-ranked team in the worked in with experienced Washington, DC area. The 21 -year-old is an ad- players, and he played a vital ministrative management major. part of Clemson's success. His nine receptions for 110 yards and a 12.2 yard aver- RICK BASICH could also age made him the fourth be known as Mr. Versatility. leading receiver on the Coming to Clemson as a team. highly recruited running Joey came to Clemson in back, he was moved to the January of 1979 after a suc- secondary his first season. cessful career at New f\/Iexico Military Institute, In 1978, he was moved to where he snared 21 passes for 323 yards and nine the offense, where he touchdowns during the 1978 season. ^^kM^ rushed twice for 10 yards. The Newport News, VA, native played quarter- ^^H^VN^^^I Finally, 1979, he was back at Denbigh High School and led the team to a Jiii^Hfll: t^HH moved to his present posi- 9-1 record and the district championship his senior tion at strong safety, where he now serves as Willie season. He was also selected the team's most valu- Underwood's backup. able player. Also a track standout, he was a two- 6-1 out of last The , 193-pounder most season time Ail-American and still holds the Virginia state with a knee injury sustained in the second game record for the triple jump at 50'7V2". He earned two against Maryland. He was granted another year of letters in football and eight in track during his prep eligibility because of the injury. career. Joey is a recreation and parks administra- The Delta, Ohio resident was an All-Ohio selec- tion major. tion as a defensive back his senior year at Delta High School. He was coached by present Clemson o Strength Coach George Dostal while he was a prep-

KEN YEOMANS is one of ster. He earned three letters in football, basketball, the Tigers' reserves in the and baseball. Rick, 22, is an administrative man- trench warfare department. agement major. e Last season he provided backup strength at the of- fensive guard position, but After spending his career > J this year he has been moved in the shadow of Randy ^^p^^^^ to backup middle guard on Scott and Bubba Brown (0 the other side of the football. am ^^^^ CHUCK ROSE is finally get- V The 6-2, 222-pound Yeo- ting his chance as a starting HH^ JI^^HH mans has seen limited ac- linebacker. tion in his four years at Tigertown, but he should see The 6-2, 200-pound Rose more action this year. was a valuable member of The Richmond, VA, native was all-district and the special teams last sea- all-metro and voted one of the top 25 players in son. He saw action in every Virginia his senior year. He was also the captain and game with the suicide squad most valuable lineman of his Tucker High School and played linebacker in seven games last season. team. He earned four letters in football during his He finished the year with seven tackles, three in the prep career. Ken, 22, is a sociology major. opener against Furman. His biggest play last sea- son, and possibly his career, took place against Notre Dame when he recovered a fumble which

JIM SPEROS is a hard changed the momentum of that game. working member of the Ti- The Atlanta, GA native had 10 tackles and a fum- gers' special teams. His per- ble recovery in 1978 as a reserve linebacker. He sistence and determination came to Clemson as a runningback, and rushed for has kept him in the defensive 91 yards in three games for the junior varsity in line picture for four years. 1977. Chuck, 21, is an administrative management The Potomac, MD native major. began his career at line- This year he began his new career as a starter backer in 1977, where he with a 1 3-tackle effort against Rice. Only Jeff Davis ^^^P ^^^^ saw considerable action on made more tackles, so it must have led many Tiger ^^H^ ^^^1 the junior varsity team. He fans to believe that Chuck Rose should have seen was then switched to middle guard in the spring of more action in the past. He will be counted on for in 1 978, a position he also played in the '79 campaign. many similar performances 1980. He was moved to tackle this past spring. Jim, a 6-2, 208-pounder, was an all-conference and all-metro selection his senior year at St. John's College High School. He earned three letters in 49 J 7 11

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Grove Road at White Horse • Greenville, S. C. 29605 • 803 / 269-5000 the fundamentals," states Reedy. just looking for athletically gifted "The last two seasons, we had Marvin players. We are trying to bring in the

Sims and Lester Brown who both had kids who have good character, " ex- a wealth of experience. However, now plains Ware. "To be a good team, we have to build from the bottom up we've got to have players who are

with Clemson's young players. I want team players and are able to get along to make sure they do everything right with their teammates. Also, and one step at a time. Hopefully, they will Coach Ford stresses this, we want be complete players with the ability to players who will try just as hard in the

run, block, and now catch passes, classroom as they do on the field. If something we are going to do more of they are good all-around individuals, in the future." they are going to be the type of team-

" Reedy, who came to Clemson from player we want. Kentucky in 1978, has a history of Ware, who was an outstanding success in teaching young players. linebacker on the two Clemson teams After completing his coaching career that won back to back ACC champi- at Appalachian State, he moved to the onships in 1966 and 1967, has served high school coaching ranks where he on the Clemson staff at two different compiled a 29-13 record in four sea- times. He was a graduate assistant

sons as a head coach. Furthermore, until 1 972 when he left to take a job at he was named Coach-of-the-Year in Furman. After moving on to his conference in three of those sea- Tennessee-Martin for three years. sons. The 31 -year-old Reedy, who is Ware, who is married to the former married to the former Janet Dobson, Claudia Lightsey and has three chil- Chuck Reedy uses that experience he gained in dren, returned to Clemson in 1978 to by David McGrew high school coaching to help young coach the defensive ends. He moved players to make the adjustment from to his present position this past sum- In the eyes of Head Coach Danny high school to college easier. mer. Since he has moved to the ad-

Ford, there are two ingredients that "The runningbacks probably have ministrative assistant job, he makes it are essential to having a winning tra- the biggest adjustment of any player a point to say that recruiting is a team dition on the football field. First of all, in their first year in college. In high effort. the coaching staff has to mold its school they are used to being the "In college football today, the present players into a solid team. stars. In college, especially as coaching is, for the most part, very Secondly, there has to be a reliable freshmen, they usually don't play that even. A team is usually not going to be

program to attract top flight recruits to much, let alone attain star status, " re- out-coached. Instead, the difference play for the Tigers to preserve the flects Reedy. '( try to mold them into is that one team has out-recruited the winning tradition. our system as early as possible and other. The coaches spend a lot of

At Clemson, two coaches who have help them understand that with hard hours on the road. I put in a lot of hours

" a lot to do with winning are Chuck work, they can play here. in organizing and administrating, and Reedy and Billy Ware. Reedy is the Clemson's recruiting program has our secretaries spend an amazing assistant coach in charge of the been responsible for giving Coach amount of time helping us in every young corp of offensive run- Reedy the outstanding group of aspect of keeping in touch with the ningbacks. Ware, as the administra- young backs that hopefully will solidify recruits. Our secretaries, June tive assistant to Danny Ford, is the Clemson's running game for the next Roach, Elaine Swearingen, and Betty man in charge of organizing the re- few years. Billy Ware is now the man Moore are the best secretaries any-

" cruiting program which enables the coordinating Clemson's recruiting ef- one could ask for. rest of the Clemson coaching staff to forts. Since football players do not just Between Billy Ware's organization work with some of the finest young materialize in Tigertown, Ware is of the recruiting efforts and Chuck talent in America. quick to point out that getting them to Reedy taking the young, talented run- In the past two recruiting wars, play here is a long process that begins ningbacks and acclimating them to Clemson has added a wealth of talent well before a player signs a letter-of- the Clemson style of offense, the Ti- in the offensive backfield. Chuck intent. gers are going to be very strong in the Reedy has the job of preparing the "We start keeping track of players offensive backfield for the next sev- young Tiger runningbacks to perform who show potential as sophomores eral years. like seasoned veterans. and juniors in high school and put "This season, we've shown a lot of them on our mailing list," said Ware. potential at fullback and tailback," "We also send out prospect cards to says Reedy. "As the season pro- every coach on the East Coast for gresses and hopefully over the next them to recommend their top players. three or four seasons, Clemson After we get those cards back from the should be very strong in the offensive approximately 3,800 coaches, we backfield. Although right now, we are send each recommended player a real young." questionaire which is kept in our of- To say the Tigers are young in the fice." backfield is without a doubt an under- Then the long process of narrowing statement. Of the four players who the list down and going after the type have seen regular action, one is a of player who fits into the Clemson freshman and the other three are approach to football begins. sophomores. Coaching such a young "We categorize the recruits into two group does alter Reedy's coaching different categories, " says Ware, approach. "those who are good enough to offer "We have to start from scratch with scholarships to and those we con- the young players and drill them on sider blue-chippers. But, we're not Billy Ware "A fully licensed, quality conscious builder

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by Kelly Durham Clemson's number-three na- tional ranking among major col- lege athletic programs wouldn't be possible without the efforts of many talented and dedicated athletes. And, many of those athletes would not be at Clem- son were it not for the efforts of dedicated volunteers — volun- teers of IPTAY, the nation's number-one collegiate scholar- ship organization.

IPTAY (I Pay Thirty A Year) provided $1,035,000 in athletic scholarships to 405 athletes in 19 varsity sports last year. Dr. Rupert H. Fike developed the I Pay Ten A Year plan in 1 934 to raise funds for athletic schol- arships. Although IPTAY mem- bers now pay from $30 to $2000 annually, their donations are still used to fund these scholarships.

IPTAY's first membership list in- cluded only 185 names, but under twenty years of Pike's leadership, and with the support of IPTAY volunteers, the organi- zation enjoyed steady growth. In 1947 IPTAY added a full-time executive secretary to handle the administrative responsibili- ties created by the organiza- tion's continued growth, "The campus-based staff helps implement and support the policy decisions made by IP- TAY's President and Board of Di- rectors," says Executive Secre- tary Joe Turner. "We're fortu- Head Coach Danny Ford speaks to many IPTAY clubs around the Southeast. nate to have a group of business leaders on the Board of Directors dent and Board of Directors IPTAY president, Charlie Bus- who give their time and pool their would not be as effective without sey of Laurens. "Charlie is the experience to make IPTAY a the support of over 500 IPTAY president of Laurens Glass successful organization. These Representatives in South Caro- Company, and I think that are the people who, over the lina, North Carolina and Geor- speaks for itself in terms of busi- years, have provided the leader- gia. These volunteers make the ness and leadership experience. ship and experience which has one-to-one contacts that are es- He's also had fund-raising ex- made IPTAY number one." sential to the success of any perience," says Turner. "Charlie Turner credits knowledgeable fund-raising program." served as one of the chairmen of leadership for sixteen consecu- "But," Turner explains, "these the Robert C. Edwards Endow- tive years of increased IPTAY volunteers do much more than ment drive which raised close to contributions. "Reeves Gres- raise money. Each year they two million dollars, nearly dou- sette is a prime example. Under coordinate the arrangements for bling its goal. his direction, IPTAY member- more than sixty Clemson Club "You can see why we're so ship jumped from 11,400 to meetings across the three-state confident that IPTAY will con- 15,000. With this increase in area. These meetings are a tinue to enjoy tremendous suc- membership, came record con- chance for Clemson people to cess. We have strong leadership tributions of 2.7 million dollars in get together and learn more and dedicated workers. That's fiscal year '80. about both the academic and what has made IPTAY number "Just as the full-time staff athletic programs at the Univer- one and that's what will keep would be ineffective without the sity." IPTAY on top. President and Board of Direc- This year, IPTAY Representa- tors, " says Turner, "the Presi- tives will be working with a new 1

Ronald Paul Barnette Charles W Bussey, Jr. W, C Harper, Jr T Heath Copeland J H- McJunkin Henry M Fans. Sr Garry C Phillips Charles Jeter Glenn W- T Yarborough Gray Hipp. Jr Hugh Foster Morgan. Jr W B Owens PICKENS COUNTY Ralph C Prater Charles E Dalton, Chairman Dr N C Wessinger Dr Bill L Atchley William J Barnett SPARTANBURG COUNTY o • Edith Batson • W M Manning. Jr . Chairman

T, James Bell. Jr , M D T R Adams. Jr • Francis A Bosdell James G Bagnall. Ill Robert C Bradley Andy N Beiers Phillip H Burnett • John L Brady. Sr J Ed Burrell A B Bullingfon, Jr o Jerry R Byrd • William M Cooper • Walter T Cox John B Cornwell, Jr Dr Robert C Edwards Jack Cribb Charles Ellenburg, Jr Kenneth Cribb Danny Ford Custom Cleaners o • Gaston Gage, Jr, John Easlerling. Jr. Roddey E Getlys, III • Gerald Emory M Riggs Goodman W Foster Robert M, Guerreri Judge Bruce Charlie Bussey Bob Harmon Harry H Gibson Wilbur K Hammelf IPTAY President Coach Frank J. Howard Floyd M Hunt L J (Bill) Hendrix. Jr • Director, At-Large Capt Frank J Jervey • Grover C Henry Tom C Lynch, Jr Arthur W O Shields • James V Patterson W A Hudson • Q William C Singleton • Marvin C Robinson R R Ritchie R L Stoddard Robert W Robinson. Jr Wesley A Stoddard Gil Rushton • Ted Wilson Dr B J Skelton • G Neil Smith • UNION COUNTY Joseph J. Turner. Jr Harold E Blackwell. Chairman K N Vickery H 8 Harris, Jr Joseph A, West • B E Kirby, Jr C Eugene P Willimon Thomas E Mack

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Dr. J. H. TImmerman Bill M, Reaves C Evans Putman, Director — District II Dr J H Timmerman, Director — District IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer 15 Quail Hill Drive 1513 Morninghill Dr Greenville, S C 29607 Columbia. 8 C 29210 Director, District III Director, District IV CHEROKEE COUNTY AIKEN COUNTY

Jr , Chairman John M Hamrick, F A Townsend, Jr , Chairman IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS:- Dr W Ronald Barrett • William R Alexander R S Campbell. Jr O C Batchelor Gary E Clary • Alan J Coleman T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director Calhoun Lemon, Director Joe Baxter Clary William J Coleman W. G. DesChamps, Jr., Director George G. Poole, Jr. Wylie Hamrick Frank T Gibbs • E Raymond Parker Elbert Hines Hamilton Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director Chris Suber, Director Sanders Bros . Inc Eugene H Kneece, Jr Harper Gault, Director W. H. Taylor, Director John G Molony GREENVILLE COUNTY Alan M Tewkesbury, III F. Reeves Gressett, Jr., Director Marshall Walker, Director K M Watson, Chairman • Dr Charlie W Timmerman Lewis F. Holmes, Director Bill McLellan, Athletic Director Bill & Marian Barbary James L Walpole Frank Howard, Director Joseph J. Turner, Jr., IPTAY Randall Bell Carrol H Warner Waller G Brackin, Jr • Ben G, Watson F. E. Hughes, Director Executive Secretary • Joseph Bailey Bright H. 0. Weeks, Sr. Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Miles E Bruce Charles A Bryan, Jr. EDGEFIELD COUNTY • Walter B Crawford E O Dukes, Jr , Chairman Representatives: Joe B Davenport • Gordon S Davis Joe F Anderson, Jr. George M Ducworth William Lem Dillard • J W Gilliam, Jr. J Tom Forrester, Jr Henry EIrod Joe Ben Herlong Dr James Hentz Calvin H. Garrett Henry M Herlong. Jr. • Robert Lee Hill Clark Gaston, Jr Lewis F Holmes • • Ralph F King, Jr. Joe D Gibson Lewis F, Holmes, III James F Little Joel W Gray. Ill Thomas H Ryan Harry Major Charles D Hunt Herbert 8. Yarborough Mr Randall W McClain • Roy F Hunt, Jr • Bill McLellan Richard H Ivester LEXINGTON COUNTY • P C Osteen, Jr Dr Willis A King, Jr D H Caughman, Chairman Robert G Sharpe Terry A Kingsmore • Johnny L Cagle Chris Suber Henry M Lee R Hugh Caldwell Floyd Long • James Tracy Childers Jim Patterson Dr, C Patrick Killen 8 Terry L Long • William B Clinton. Jr Director, District GREENWOOD COUNTY Seabrook L MarchanI • James A Compton Robert L McCord, Chairman J, G Miller, Jr Earnest Jamerson Corley, Jr • IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT 1 Dr F E Abell. Jr William J Neely, Jr H Ralph Corley, 8r Thomas K Norris T A Henry Jim Patterson, Director — District I Nick P Anagnost • P O Box 589 Lewis Bagwell • William H Orders Warren Craig Jumper • Clemson, S C 29631 Wayne Bell • John F Palmer V F Linder, Jr

John L Bracknell I N Patterson, Jr John W McLure ABBEVILLE COUNTY William E Burnett • George M Plyler William E (Gene) Rhymer, Jr. Ptiilip H Rosenberg, Chairman Johnson Craig C Evans Putman • J W Riser J. Shell William H Baxley, III Robert M Erwin, Jr Bobby W, Ramsey Tom V Wendel Boggs W K Fooshe • James Rochester Co,, Inc. Charles M Stuck Charles B Murphy Nevil Y Johnson John G Slattery Woodrow H Taylor M, Earle Williamson W. M Self Jim League E Richard Taylor. Jr NEWBERRY COUNTY Earle J, Bedenbaugh, Chairman ANDERSON COUNTY McCORMICK COUNTY J Harold Townes. Jr . AIA • Cousins • S T King, Chairman T C Faulkner, Jr , Chairman S Gray Walsh Walter B Melvin E Barnette Dr John P Howard David H Wilkins Louie C Derrick Victor G Chapman, Sr L- Glenn Fellers • B, K Chreilzberg OCONEE COUNTY LAURENS COUNTY Melvin L Longshore • 68 R. Carol Cook Joe L. Harris. Chairman J R Adair. Chairman C, H Ragsdale. Ill Terry C Shaver • Henry G Simpson Marion W Sams, Jr Duncan C Mclntyre Joe H Simpson, Jr • Ronald Small James R While, III George G Poole, Jr, Clifford T Smith J, Ryan White, Jr • C Gurnie Stuck • LEE COUNTY SUMTER COUNTY David Waldrop. Jr Carroll Green DesChamps II, Chairman ' DORCHESTER COUNTY Sen T O Bowen, Sr W G DesChamps, Jr Thomas W Bailey John J Britton, Jr RICHLAND COUNTY Bethel C Durant H D Byrd E M DuBose Fort, Jr James P McKeown, III. Chairman Don R McDaniel, Sr Gene W Dukes W T Clifford Monroe Henley Dr Wyman L Morris George I & Nancy A Alley Tom R Bailey MARLBORO COUNTY Dexter Rickenbaker R L Wilder, Jr • Jack W Brunson C E Calhoun, Chairman E, T (Tom) Salisbury Mark Avent WILLIAMSBURG William T Clawson, III COUNTY

Ralph E Cooper • Ray C Smith HAMPTON COUNTY John J Snow, Jr , Chairman • Albert G Courie. Jr • F A Spencer Dr, Jerry Frank Crews. Jr Dr W, C Cottingham James W Engram David B Gohagan W, H Cox Larry W Flynn YORK COUNTY Winston A Lawton Fred P Guerry, Jr Edwin Grimes, III, • William F Speights Fred J Gassaway Thomas Chairman James M Kennedy William R Adkins • Morris, Jr, • John r^elton Gault, III Thomas O • JASPER COUNTY Don E Golighlly • David E Angel Dale Ferguson, III William E Hair James D Armour Campbell Col George B Herndon • S L ORANGEBURG COUNTY Dr Roy W Campfield, Jr Harry J Johnson < Wm B Bookhart, Jr , Chairman T Gulp • Z K Kelly O F Reeves Gressette, Jr • F Buist Eaves, Jr C M Buddy Lewis W C Higginbotham. Jr • H Gault Jeffrey A Cam S J. M Russell, Jr Robert A Richardson E M George • Jack G Vallentine • • Jeffery T Haire Jack G Vallentine. Ill Crawford E Sanders, III Lawrence Starkey Davis Smith • James W Hancock, Jr James C. Williams, Jr, Director, At-Large Jr Russell S Wolfe, II John B Smith, Jr A M Hand, Or John H Timmerman • William Frampton Harper • • Keith H Waters Alfred Haselden E Ralph W Wessinger, Sr W T Jenkins, Jr • F D Johnson • SALUDA COUNTY James H Owen, Jr • • Bernard L Black, Chairman • J, C Rhea, Jr Alfred B Coleman Ben R. Smith. Jr. • James A Derrick • Marshall E Walker Garner Bagnal • Beniamin H Herlong Director, At-Large T Wright C W, T, Fort, Jr, Kenneth Yarborough Director. District VI NORTH CAROLINA J H Abrams, Winston Salem W W Allen, Gary IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT VI J Garner Bagnal, Statesville •

W T Fort, Jr , Director — District VI David Tilman Cline, Charlotte 26 Adams Street Roland L Connelly, Greensboro Sumter, S C 29150 Eddie N Dalton, Asheville J Ryan White • CLARENDON COUNTY John Duncan, Mooresville • Director. District V Greensboro Theodore B Gardner, Chairman Col J L Edmonds, Pete Folsom. Hendersonville • Julius R Eadon, Jr Bill M Reaves James B Foster, Charlotte IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT V G H Furse, Jr Director. District IV Dr Joe B Godfrey, Forest City • J Ryan White. Director — District V Lawrence I Gibbons E Guy Hendrix, Kernersville • P O Box 487 Dacosta Muckenfuss, Jr

George A Hutto, Jr , Gastonia IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT IV Wallerboro. S C 29488 H B Rickenbaker W D Kirkpatrick. Winston Salem Bill M Reaves. Director — District IV Horrace F Swilley Robert Cody Lenhardt, Charlotte 515 Richardson Circle. E ALLENDALE COUNTY Robert E McClure, Laurinburg Harlsville. S C 29550 Wiley D Crum DILLON COUNTY

Edgar L Miller, Jr , Charlotte Bradley J O Neal W G ,Lynn, Chairman • Morris, Jr Tom R , Hickory CHESTER COUNTY Charles F Carmichael •

W D Moss, Jr , Mooresville Curtis A Fennell, Chairman BAMBERG COUNTY Billy Daniel • Walter M Nash, III, Greensboro Edward C Abell Claude McCain. Chairman Robert Martin, Jr •

Thomas G Roche, Jr , Matthews F E Abell R Herman Rice L B Hardaway, Jr •

Or C R Swearingen, Jr , Smithfield Richard A Coleman Fred SchrimpI Charles G Lucius, Jr • Arthur E Thomas, Winston Salem George R Fleming Joseph L Powell • Dr T G Westmoreland, Shelby Dr Carl H Jones. Ill BARNWELL COUNTY Billy Gordon Rogers W E Lindsay • H M Anderson William T Worth, Southern Pines Donald B Ivlurray Howard G Dickinson, Jr. FLORENCE COUNTY Grover C Kennedy. Jr Rufus M Brown, Chairman GEORGIA CHESTERFIELD COUNTY Calhoun Lemon Mrs Rufus M Brown Sonny Allgood, Toccoa

James C Stone, Chairman Norman M Smith. II Marvin Cockfield • Robert S Bonds, Douglasville Rhett Butler Jimmy L Tarrance Dr William L Coleman • Jerry A Brannon, Tucker Cecil Wayne Comer L. M Coleman, Jr • Andrew P. Calhoun, Savannah Al Hitchcock BERKELEY COUNTY Frank A Douglass. Jr. John Dickerson. Toccoa John R Thomas Dean Matthews Thomas D Birchmore Douglas C Edwards, Atlanta Thomas W Eiserhardt, Atlanta Dan L Tillman, Jr Lawrence C McMillan Clyde S Bryce. Jr. Howard E Hord, Atlanta W. H. Thornley • L. B Finklea. Jr Robert A King, Columbus DARLINGTON COUNTY Harold B Haynes William C Lawson, Savannah Dr Wm P Kennedy, Chairman BEAUFORT COUNTY Ernest L Jones Murray, Jr John L , Augusta Hubert Baker, D D S George J F Bullwinkel, Jr • C L. Chappell Jones Thomas E Peterson, Conyers Carter J W Henry C Chambers James W King Edwin S Presnell, Augusta tVlarion Hawkins, Jr D GibsonGibson Stephen H Mudge • A. U Priester, Jr., LaGrange Dr G J Lawhon, Jr J Louis Grant John F Poole Mickey Earl Reeves, Lawrenceville William B McCown, III Bryan Loadholt Wilbur O Powers W, B Shedd, La Grange 1^ • Harry McDonald J- Harry Tarrance Tom M Robertson Lawrence Starkey, Jr , Atlanta

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Dr Willimon. , Bill M Reaves • CALHOUN COUNTY Allen P. Wood. AIA Eugene P Jr La Grange • Bobby J Yarborough, (Vlacon John C Walker William H Bull Edward L Young Dennis Yarborough • Martin C Cheatham Lawrence M Gressette, Jr GEORGETOWN COUNTY OTHER STATES FAIRFIELD COUNTY Joe Thomas Branyon. Jr Emerson E Andrishok. Warren, N, J Louis M Boulware CHARLESTON COUNTY J C Cauthen. Jr • George U Bennett, Nashville, Tenn J K Coleman • Van Noy Thornhill, Chairman • Glenn A Cox • Carl F Bessent, Baltimore, Md • Ernest C Hughes John Adams, III Samuel M Harper T, C Breazeale, Jr , Knoxville. Tenn Forest E Hughes, Jr Archie E Baker A. H Lachicotte. Jr Robert T Cathey, Houston, Tex Harold R Jones • H L, Dukes, Jr Joe Young Robert P Corker, Signal Mountain. Tenn Mr, M, Dreher Gaskin Maj Frank J Cox. Anniston. Ala KERSHAW COUNTY William A Grant • HORRY COUNTY W B Croxton, Sao Paulo, Brazil J F Watson. Chairman • Miss Beverly Haters R G Horton. Chairman • James C Furman, Franklin, Tenn, Kenneth W Carson. D D.S. Mac R Harley James W Barnette, Jr • Walter L Garvin, Bristol, Tenn Tommie W James. Jr Gregory Alan Jones F L Bradham • Alvin Judson Hurt, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio P Lachicotte • G William C Kennerty Buddy Gore • F, H Inabnil. Jr . Jacksonville. Fla T F McNamara, Jr Samuel W McConnell John P Pat Gore Capt Ed Jackson. Colorado Springs. Colo. David M Murray, Jr Holcombe Motor Co • Dave Moorhead. Arlington. Va LANCASTER COUNTY Hans F Paul Lewis S Horton • John Osteen. Germantown. Tenn Garrett • J Mobley, Chairman Carl S Pulkinen S. F Horton • Philip H Prince. New York City. N Y James A & Al Adams Paul Quattlebaum. Jr • Thurmon W McLamb J. V Roberts. Eufaula. Ala John O Avinger Walter A Renken, Jr R, S Winfield • Ben K Sharp. Cleveland. Tenn W P Clyburn A B Schirmer, Jr John C Sharpe. Germantown, Tenn Dexter L Cook Dr J Robert Stout MARION COUNTY Harry W Smith, Kingsport, Tenn, • Tony J Crenshaw Troy Carroll Atkinson, III, Chairman • Patrick K, White, Cheraw, S C Marion D Lever, Jr, COLLETON COUNTY T C, Atkinson, Jr • Millie D Williams, Florence, Ala • Joe H Lynn Jack W Carter, Sr • John H Holt William Lindsay Wylie, Bloomfield Hills, Mi James Alton Mobley. Jr, William T Howell Robert G, Mace Leon R, Young, Winter Park, Fla. —McAbee's Custom Carpet Service^ lec.

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Highlights of each week's Clemson game - with commentary by Coach Danny Ford and the voice of the Tigers, Jim Phillips. Consult local listings for times.

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PHILLIPS OFFERS: PHILCHEM offers a complete line of warp sizes for spun yarns of natural fibers, synthetic fibers and blends of natural and synthetic fibers. This includes the basic film formers and • ENGINEERED TEXTILE PRODUCTS chemical additives used with basic formulas. • Warp Tying Accessories

• Warp Tying Equipment and Parts PHILCHEM offers warp sizes for all continuous filament

• Mats and Matting yams. This includes sizes for both flat and textured polyester • Machinery Mounting Pads & other type felts yarns. • Race Plate Coverings • Stop Motion Indicator Lights for Sulzer Weaving With a complete line of sizing materials, PhilChem stands Machines ready to serve the needs of the Textile Industry. • MACHINERY INSTALLATION & REBUILDING

• Specializing in installing, rebuilding and style

changing on all types of Textile Machinery • WARP TYING SPECIALISTS

• Provide on-the-job training, machine repair and ATME-l-1980 Weaving / Knitting

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Booth #331 PHILCHEM. INC. P. O. Box 16238 PHILLIPS Greenville, SC 29606 TEXTILE MARKETING CO.. INC. 803/271-7478 2120 Grove Road; P. O. Box 5664 Greenville, SC 29606 803/271-6350 or 295-3145

PHILLIPS PERSONNEL TEMPORARY

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Many people think of a temporary service only in terms of finding a the pioneer in Specialized Textile Personnel Consulting, now is one replacement for an absent secretary. of the leaders in Executive Search. Naturally Norrell can help you in these areas. But what we do PERSONNEL CONSULTING doesn't stop here. Take a look at the list below and get a better idea of job categories we can fill. General Management and Manufacturing Management, Engineer- And even if you don't see what you're looking for, give us a call ing, Administration, Data Processing, Financial and Accounting anyway. We want to help. Management for the Textile, Chemical, Fiber, Rubber, Pulp, Paper, ACCOUNTING WORD PROCESSING DATA PROCESSING Energy, Packaging and Metal Industries. Senior Accounting Clerk Sen tor Word Processing Senior Keypunch Accounting Clerk Typist Operator PayroU Clerk Junk)r Word Processing Keypunch Operator EXECUTIVE SEARCH Tabulation Clerk Typist Computer Operator Billing Typist Statistical Word Proof, Enccxier and/ or At PHILLIPS, we conduct executive search assignments in Textiles, Cashier Processing Typist Sorter Operator Business Machine Transcription Word Data Entry Operator Chemicals, Plastics, Packaging, Food and Beverage, Pharmaceuti- Operator Processing Typist Encoder — Proof Shorthand Word TYPING cals, Banking, Pulp and Paper. Locating key management in Operator Processing Typist Senior Typist $25,000 to $200,000 salary ranges. FuD Charge Pen and Technical Word Typist Ink Bookkeeper Processing Typist Clerk Typist We will be pleased to provide references and welcome your inquiry. Word Processing Technical Typist CLERICAL Proofreader Word Processing Typist Records Clerk Statistkial Typist SECRETARLi\L ORGANIZATIONAL PLANNING Senior Clerk Billing Typist Mail Clerk Executive Secretary Recepttonist Typist TabuJabon Clerk Shorthand Seaetary Switchboard Operator Assisting large and small companies in evaluating personnel needs. Clerk Typist Transcribing Machine Typist General Clerk Seaetary Policy/ Forms Typist File Clerk Legal Secretary Transcription Typist Inventory Clerk Technical Secretary Shorthand Typist Phillips PHILLIPS TEXTILE CAREERS Conuentkjn Clerk Secretary PHILLIPS RESOURCE GROUP 108 Edinburgh Court P. O. Box 5664 108 Edinburgh Court Greenville, SC 29606 Greenville, SC 29606 803/271-6350 SERVICES, INC. 803/271-4811 KITTY H I S R H

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Find the following Tiger football players in the hidden word puzzle. Names can be spelled forward, backward and sideways at any angle. The last names only are hidden in the puzzle.

Jerry Gaillard Mike Gasque Bill Smith Lee Nanney Chuck McSwain Chuck Rose Brad Fisher Cliff Austin Jeff Davis Tony Berryhill Edgar Pickett Eddie Geathers Brian Clark Perry Tuttle Anthony Rose Gary Brown Obed Ariri Hollis Hall Alex Hudson Tad Hauser Willie Underwood Jim Wurst Jeff Bryant Terry Kinard Bubba Diggs James Robinson Homer Jordan Steve Durham

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Every Tiger Needs a Place to Call His Own

You or your tiger con use this custom These plaques make excellent gifts for Please send me Clemson "Tiger's Den" wall crafted redwoocJ wall plaque to decorate special days or as a pleasant surprise for plaque(s). I have enclosed my check or money order for the any Clemson tan. wall of an office, den or other special $37.50 (plus $1 .00 postage and handling and 4% S.C. Soles place. Each plaque is approximately 7V2" Tax) for each plaque. X 26" wide X %" deep and is crafted from Because these plaques ore handcrafted Nome; the finest heart redwood, sandblasted, after we receive your order, please allow Address: stained and painted by the same 2-3 weeks for delivery. Cty: _Zip^ craftsman that doily make some of the Make checks payable by mail to: most exciting new environmental signage on the eastern Sun Graphics seaboard. Interior and Exterior signs custom de- PO Box 3027 Each plaque has a stained walnut back- signed for your special needs or hobbies. Myrtle Beach, S C. 29577 ground with border and letters in beige Personalized tiger wood graphic desk with our famous tigerpow in Clemson name plate. Write for information con- Attn: Carolyn Willis Creel orange. cerning our custom designed work. (803) 448-1515 GicipKic3 !

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