Clemson University TigerPrints

Football Programs Programs

1985

NC State vs Clemson (10/26/1985)

Clemson University

Follow this and additional works at: https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/fball_prgms Materials in this collection may be protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. code). Use of these materials beyond the exceptions provided for in the Fair Use and Educational Use clauses of the U.S. Copyright Law may violate federal law.

For additional rights information, please contact Kirstin O'Keefe (kokeefe [at] clemson [dot] edu)

For additional information about the collections, please contact the Special Collections and Archives by phone at 864.656.3031 or via email at cuscl [at] clemson [dot] edu

Recommended Citation University, Clemson, "NC State vs Clemson (10/26/1985)" (1985). Football Programs. 178. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/fball_prgms/178

This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Programs at TigerPrints. It has been accepted for inclusion in Football Programs by an authorized administrator of TigerPrints. For more information, please contact [email protected].

. FROM ONE CHAMPION

TO ANOTHER . .

Louis P. Batson Company backs the

Clemson Tigers.

Louis P. Batson Company — International Champions in Textile, Plastics, Paper Mill and Industrial Machinery.

#1 in

quality

tfr service

dependability

For your machinery, accessory, spare parts

and service, call Batson first everytime.

Company Home Office: Box 3978 • Greenville, S. C. 29608 Area 803 242-5262 I Table of Contents

Clemson vs. N.C. State 73 Andy Newell October 26, 1985 Memorial Stadium Clemson's punter did not play any kind of football during 1982 and 1983 as he played The baseball on the junior college level. Clem- Today's Features son coaches are glad he walked-on the Clemson football team when he trans- ferred. Tim Bourret reviews the Newell's 5 Kenny Danforth career. The guy that came up to Clemson with William Perry is creating a name for him- 77 This Day in Tiger Football self. The native of Aiken, SC is in his Clemson has had some outstanding victo- second year as a starter and he is one ries and some narrow defeats on this day player who keeps motivated and keeps over the years. Sam Blackman reviews things in perspective. David Webb tells us some of the more exciting moments. how he has avoided senioritis. 79 Tiger Life 7 Athletic Council Clemson's new deferred giving program

Clemson's body of 31 people formulates was launched in 1984 and it is another many of the policies that have an impact form of contributing to Clemson athletics. on the lives of all Clemson students. The Tim Match describes the whole life insur- athletic department will contribute almost ance plan for support of Clemson athletics. 300,000 dollars this year for academic scholarships to non-athletes, a program 107 Women's Basketball devised by members of this council. Jill Annie Tribble's 10th team is a young, but Mixon summarizes its activities. talented unit. Janet Knight is the top retur- nee on the team and one of the top players 50 Textile Bowl in the nation. Kassie Kessinger gives us a preview of the Lady Tiger's chances this The textile industry is one of the most season. important industries in the Carolinas and every year we honor the industry when Clemson meets N.C. State on the gridiron. 112 The Last Word Here is a feature about the importance of Earle Edwards and Frank Howard used to the industry on our everyday lifestyle. have some interesting battles in the fifties and sixties on the gridiron. They were two of the more colorful coaches in the South 61 University Feature and both had a significant impact on the Devout Clemson Tiger fans always know respective programs represented in to- their true colors. Joyce Durham Barrett day's game. Bob Bradley takes us back to summarizes a study on colors in this feature. some of their more interesting contests.

The Departments Players and Coaches 107

Athletic Director 11 Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 Program is Produced Athletic Staff 29 Alphabetical Roster, Opponent 59 The Clemson Football by the Band Program 109 Assistant Coaches 16 Clemson Football Program Committee: Cheerleaders 36 15 Coaches. All-Sports 23 Graduate Asst Coaches 40 Chairman: Len Gough Emergency Information 30 Lineups. Starting 56 Editor: Tim Bourret Fall Sports Schedule 79 Meet the Tigers 33 Asst. Editor: Kassie Kessinger Future Schedules 24 Numerical Roster. Clemson 56 Advertising Director: Ann Smith IPTAY 31 Numerical Roster, Opponent 56 Special Thanks to Bob Bradley. Jill Mixon, Sam Black- IPTAY Officers 80 Opponent Players 74 man. David Webb, Maria Farry, Tim Match. Barry Managers 76 Strength Coaches 65 Tomlinson and Margaret Pndgeon for their help in the Radio Network Stations 44 Tiger Rookies 40 preparation of this program. Stadium Information 43 Statistics 3 Printing: State Printing Co of Columbia. SC The Last Word 112 Today s Game 2 Trainers 78 Cover Photo: by Jim Monarty Tiger Life 96 On the Cover Other photos by the Clemson Communications Center. Tigers in the Crowd 111 Kenny Danforth is one of the top hitters on the Lance McKinney. Bob Waldrop. Rob Biggerstaff. Jim University Officials 19 Clemson football team Jim Monarty of Southern Pines. Monarty. Tom Shockley and Bruce Hagen. University Page 8 NC captured him covering a pass in the N.C. State University President 9 game in Raleigh last year. Poster by Rob Biggerstaff.

1 Today's Game By Tim Bourret

Over the last two weeks Clemson and had the highest overall average Duke's offense tallied just one time fans and players can see why Tiger grade. with a six-pointer. Danny Ford talks about tailbacks have been the The "Berlin Wall" has been Clem- turnovers so much. In the first four beneficiaries of the crisp offensive line son's leader in the first line of defense weeks of the season the Tigers had play. Tiger tailbacks have averaged this year. Steve Berlin, the ever im- 18 turnovers and ranked last in the about 210 yards a game over the last proving senior from Pennsylvania, has nation in turnover margin. In those two weeks, including an even 200 last 58 tackles so far this season and four weeks Clemson lost three games, week at Duke. Kenny Flowers has had leads the team in tackles for loss with but over the last two Saturdays Clem- back-to-back 100-yard games from the eight. With five games to go he could son has had only three turnovers and tailback position, including his third end the season with more tackles than two victories have resulted. That prob- straight 100-yard game against Duke. Ail-American William Perry had last ably will be the key to today's Textile Stacey Driver missed the Duke game year. with N.C. State at Memo- with an elbow injury, but he should be Henry Walls (there's that Wall theme rial Stadium. back in action this week. He had 121 again) is the top tackier on the club N.C. State coach Tom Reed would yards against Virginia two weeks ago, with 90 and he stands to challenge the certainly agree with that statement. In the second best total of his career. 150 mark for a season if he keeps up many areas his Wolfpack outplayed And, , the flashy run- his current pace. The junior who is the intra-state rival last week, ner from Florida, had a season high only freshman to make AII-ACC in but five turnovers for the Pack against 79 yards in 13 carries, including a 27- Clemson annals, had 18 stops last just one for the Tar Heels led to a 21- yard touchdown run at Duke as he week, his second highest total of the

1 4 North Carolina win. Turnovers have exceeded his total yardage figure of season. been the major reasons for both teams the first five games combined. Kenny Danforth is coming off his early season problems this year. Ray Williams has an interesting string best game as a Clemson Tiger as the Ford has the stats to back up his going heading into the N.C. State con- red-shirted senior had 12 tackles against feelings that turnover margin is the test. The fleet who dou- N.C. State for his career high in the most important item on a stat sheet. bles as a star on the Clemson base- hitting area. He also had a tackle for When Clemson won the National ball team now has three straight 100- loss and two passes broken up. Phys- Championship in 1981 Clemson had a yard games in terms of total perform- ical phenomina A.J. Johnson (5-10,

+ 1 7 turnover ratio (committed 1 7 less ance. Total performance is the sum of turnovers than the opponent over the a player's receiving, rushing and re- course of the season, and the worst turn yardage and three weeks in a row year he has had at Clemson, 6-5 in Williams has gone over the 100-yard 1980. The Tigers had their worst turn- mark, including a high of 161 yards at over margin (-12). Additionally, Kentucky. He leads the team in receiv- Clemson has an incredible 34-1-1 ing yardage with 237 and one of these record under Danny Ford when Clem- days he is going to break Clemson's son commits fewer turnovers than the kickoff return jinx (774 straight without opposition, but an 11-14 record when a touchdown). the Tigers commit more turnovers than At quarterback, Rodney Williams has the opposition. started each of the last two Clemson Clemson has improved its attack in contests and run the offense with dex- all areas, especially in the offensive terity. Williams has completed 54.5 line, the area that gets the least amount percent of his passes so far this sea- of attention. It has proven to be the son and he had 44 yards rushing last most important area, however, as the week a high for a Clemson quarter- people in the trenches have improved back in 1985. by leaps and bounds over the last two While the offense has gotten all the weeks. Returning AII-ACC guard Steve publicity for Clemson's improvement, Reese has graded in the high eighties the Tigers' bend-but-don't-break de- the last two Saturdays, as has senior fense has also come through in the center Jeff Lytton. Lytton was injured clutch. The Tigers gave up 26 points in the Duke game, but overall he has at Kentucky, but the Wildcat offense been the most pleasant surprise on had just one touchdown. Two weeks the offensive line this year. He was ago Virginia scored 24 points, but the leading the team in knockdown blocks Cavs got just 30 yards in total offense Terrence Flagler had a season high 79 yards in the fourth quarter last with 30 heading into the Duke game and Saturday rushing at Duke.

2 190) is the leading tackier from the unusual, but exciting game takes place. teams have had troubles winning un- secondary with 68 tackles as he has Although the Tigers have won the last der Ford when his wife is pregnant. been in double figures in tackles in four meetings, every game has been We are not sure why, but Deborah every game this season. The free safety a struggle. The National Champion- brought the subject up and she was from Charleston is well on his way to ship team defeated N.C. State by just right when she said that Danny's teams breaking 's tackle record 17-7, one of the more difficult tasks of just didn't win as much when she was for a Clemson defensive back. the 1981 season. Two years ago at carrying a baby. The Clemson secondary will be ac- Clemson, State led the Tigers heading A quick check of the records showed tive this afternoon as N.C. State quar- into the fourth quarter before Ray Wil- that when she has been pregnant terback Erik Kramer has averaged 235 liams and Mike Eppley turned the game Clemson has only an 8-8 record, a 50 yards per game passing. The junior around on the way to a 27-17 Clem- percent winning mark. But, since Danny college transfer from California has son win. And, last year's game was has been the head coach at Clemson already tied the N.C. State single sea- just plain wild. the Tigers are 47-10-2 when she is son record for TD passes with 10 and not pregnant, an 84 percent winning he is 131-245 for 1645 yards for the mark. The theory did not hold (or season. He threw two TD passes last should we say break) water when Danny Saturday against North Carolina. Congratulations are in order for the was an assistant, however. When His top receiver this season has Ford family, who welcomed Danny Lee Deborah was carrying Jennifer during been flanker Phil Brothers who has Ford II into their family on October 17. the 1972 season, Danny was an as- caught six TD passes, one short of It was Danny and Deborah's first boy sistant at Alabama and the Tide had setting a new N.C. State record. He and a welcomed sight to the Clemson an undefeated regular season, and now has over 1 ,000 yards in recep- football team. You see, Tiger football went to a major bowl game. tions at N.C. State and a 90-yard TD reception against Pittsburgh earlier this year certainly helped his total. 255 1985 Clemson Stats 1985 N. C. State Stats Wolfpack rushing has The game (3-3 Overall, 2-1 ACC) (1-6 Overall. 1-3 ACC) averaged just 92 yards per game, but 317 Vince Evans has picked Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG up 72.7 yards a game. He has 114 Flowers. TB 86 484 5.6 4 50 Evans. RB 114 509 4.5 39 Driver, TB 57 258 4.5 21 M. Miller. FB 39 126 3.2 16 carries for 509 yards, more yardage Flagler. TB 36 132 3.7 1 27 F Harris. RB 18 64 36 11 than anyone on the Tiger team cur- T Johnson, FB 21 96 4.6 22 Isom, FB 18 59 3.3 13 rently. Evans led State in rushing against Rod Williams. QB 17 47 2.8 23 Staton, RB 19 50 2 6 8

Clemson last year with 63 yards in 14 CLEMSON 1090 4.3 7 50 N. C STATE 283 642 2.3 2 39 carries. Opponents 1231 3.9 4 36 Opponents 353 1516 4.3 10 46 14 Injuries to the offensive line have Passing Att Cmp Int Yds Pet TD Passing Att Cmp Int Yds Pet TD LG hurt N.C. State this season, it was to Kramer 245 131 9 1645 .535 10 Anderson 112 57 5 627 .509 2 46 Heinle 7 3 1 52 429 be one of their areas of strength. Joe Rod Williams 33 18 2 215 .545 51 Milinichik is still a healthy 6-5, 302- N. STATE 253 134 10 1697 .530 10 CLEMSON 146 76 7 871 .521 3 51 Opponents 163 86 5 1122 .528 13 pounder at right tackle and is one of Opponents 135 75 5 799 .556 6 33 the best in the business at that posi- Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG tion. But, five regulars have been hurt Brothers, FLK 25 441 17.6 6 90 Roulhac. FLK 209 14.0 1 40 at one time or another in the offensive Jeffires. SE 19 296 15.6 2 52 Ray Williams. SE 12 237 19.8 1 51 Isom. FB 18 152 8.4 1 13 line for N.C. State and the Pack has Riggs.TE 12 139 11.6 1 43 M Miller, FB 17 135 7.9 1 28 line in Quick. 10 61 6.1 10 not started the same offensive FB Worthen. FLK 13 139 107 60 two games this year. Flagler. TB 7 23 3.3 14 N. C STATE 134 1697 12.7 10 90 CLEMSON 76 871 14.2 3 51 Defensively, Kelvin Croomes is the Opponents 86 1122 13.1 13 42 top tackier at an inside linebacker slot Opponents 75 799 10.6 6 33 Interceptions Int Yds Avg TD LG with 98 stops, including 54 solos. These Interceptions Int Yds Avg TD LG N. Jones, CB 1 23 23.0 1 23 incredible stats considering he is are . Walls. LB 2 8 4.0 6 Taylor. DB . 1 8 8.0 8 only 5-10. He might be the only player Danforth.SS 1 10 10.0 10 Teague. LB 1 8 8.0 8

Milton. LB 1 0.0 Franklin. LB 1 7 7.0 7 in America under 5-1 1 who is leading -

- Herron, . Hall. CB 1 -3-0 LB ,1 0,0 his team in tackles. Mark Franklin,

N. STATE 5 1 another 5-10 linebacker, has 64 tack- CLEMSON 5 15 3.0 10 C 46 92 23 Opponents 7 28 4.0 14 Opponents 10 116 11.6 22 les and will be remembered by Clem- son fans who attended the contest in 1985 Results 1985 Results Raleigh last year. Franklin intercepted Date CU-Opp W-L Site Opponent Date NCSU-Opp W-L Site Opponent a Tiger pass and raced 81 yards for a S.14 20-17 W A S. 7 14-33 L H EAST CAROLINA S.21 13-20 L H GEORGIA S.14 18-28 L H score in Clemson's 35-34 win last S.28 3-14 L H GEORGIA TECH S.21 20-17 W A Wake Forest season. 0. 5 7-26 L A Kentucky S.28 20-42 L H FURMAN As has been the case in most con- 12 27-24 W H VIRGINIA 5 17-31 L H MARYLAND tests this year, turnovers will be the 019 <:l-9 W A Duke 0.12 10-24 L A Pittsburgh 0.19 14-21 L H NORTH CAROLINA important item in this game today. So, 0.26 N.C STATE. 1 00 PM. (Textile Bowl) N. 2 WAKE FOREST. 1 00 PM 26 at Clemson, 1 00 PM (Textile Bowl) throw the other numbers out the win- N. 9 at North Carolina, 12:15PM N. 2 at . 1 30 PM N.C. dow because when Clemson and N.16 MARYLAND, 2 30 PM N. 9 VIRGINIA. 12:15 PM (Homecoming)

State battle for the Textile Bowl an N 23 at South Carolina, 1 30 PM N.16 at Duke, 1:30 PM

3 . D O

Lastyear, ARA served thousands of meals to people awayfrom home. College students, hospital staffs, industrial personnel. Why, right here in Clemson, ARA serves over I 5,000 breakfasts, lunches and dinners to students, parents and faculty daily. Butyou may not know ourfull story. ARA chooses only thefreshest and most wholesome ingredients. Bright, crisp vegetables. Ripe, firm fruits. The choicest meats and dairy products. Ingredients that are chopped, steamed, broiled, baked and blended into lucious menus. For banquets or birthdays. Cocktail parties or tailgatefeasts. In your home or in one ofourprivate dining rooms in the Clemson House. No matter what your special occasion, ARA can fill the bill offare.

So the next time your calendar is marked with a red letter day. . call ARA for that special service. —~~ '""

We'll cater to your every need. 4 ivenmy DanfortlL- w

David \A/ebb | By 1i

1

The fear of most coaches about red- Terry Kinard. I looked up to them to spots in a late-blooming career. shirt seniors is that, despite having an the point it was crazy, but being with Danforth has made those things extra year of experience, the player them taught me a lot of things about happen this year. In the first six games, will suffer from what many call "senior- attitude. he has made 45 total tackles, includ- itis", an ailment that afflicts the con- "That was the year Bryant and Davis ing a career high 12 tackles at Duke. centration and enthusiasm of the vic- got drafted. I remember being in the Danforth picked off a pass against tim. Clemson's Kenny Danforth has lounge at the dorm eating pizza and Virginia at the Tigers' Homecoming never had this ailment and probably playing backgammon with Bryant when and returned the interception 10 yards. never will. he got the call that he had been drafted. Furthermore, in that timespan, Dan-

Danforth credits his enthusiasm to Davis didn't go until the fifth round, forth caused two and re- his first year at Clemson. "When I first and he said, Well, I'm just going to covered one more. He has done that came here, my best friends were Jeff have to do that much more to make in a position that Denning considers

Bryant, Jeff Davis, , and sure I get the job done.' I learned how the most difficult in the secondary.

important the right attitude is from "A strong safety needs quickness, those guys." toughness, and agility," said Denning,

Danforth said that his early friends "but, above all, it takes the quickest hadn't gotten senioritis and he just mental and visual reaction. The strong uses the same preventative measures safety must see the whole picture and that they used." "Some classes don't adjust, or else he'll get burned." apply themselves, and bad things Danforth said, "We go through the

happened to them. Homer (Jordan) routines during the week. I try not to had some bad times, but he kept his think too much about the actual game, head up. I've had some bad times, but rather just keep my mind clear and

too, but it doesn't do any good to just concentrate on the actions. I start thinking

sit around and feel sorry for yourself about the game about Thursday night

— you've got to get out there and or Friday morning, that's when I get make things happen. fired up. You can't get up too early. By

Secondary Coach Don Denning said, the end of the week it is time to put

"Kenny Danforth is the epitome of your mind into it."

what patience, steady play, and the "Kenny is just a great guy and he

right attitude will do for a player. He works hard," said Denning. I feel com-

plays with the enthusiasm of a sopho- fortable when I look out on the field

more. The way he has his mind set on and see him playing, because I know playing strong safety was as big a that he's going to do what needs to be

pleasant surprise as I've had in 25 done. Coaching is a pleasure when years of coaching." you're coaching someone like that."

Danforth is a red-shirt senior from Off the field, Danforth is a friendly Aiken. A high school teammate of person with a smile that reminds foot-

William Perry, Danforth is one of five ball fans of Tony Dorsett. Hes the

active players who played on the Na- same way on the field — if you're

tional Championship team in 1981 . He wearing Tiger paws. But, a warning to made history by being the first Clem- the opponent, Kenny Danforth likes a son football player ever to score a challenge. Whether the threat is on a touchdown the first time he touched pass or a or a sack, whoever

the ball in a varsity game and he has is up against Kenny Danforth is up

been making history ever since. The against more than just a person, he is 22-yard interception return against up against an ideal — an ideal to be Kenny Danforth scored a touchdown the first time he touched the ball in a Clemson game. Virginia was just one of many bright the absolute best one can be.

5 Here goocTpeople go for good food i

r 1 — l i letic ;ounc 1 ayBv Jill Mixon lb

1

Every year the NCAA holds national zation and administration, finances, students who are not intercollegiate meetings of its over 700 members to personnel, sports programs, recruiting athletes. The recipients are selected set policy and guidelines for the com- policies, services for student-athletes by the university's Scholarships and ing year. It is a forum by which mem- and student-athlete profiles." Awards Committee. ber institutions trade ideas and expe- But, the Council's duties are not Secretary of the Athletic Council, Dr. riences that will formulate the future of entirely focused upon NCAA legisla- James A. Turner of the university's intercollegiate athletics. Many of the tion. On September 18, 1985, the Council accounting department stated that Bobby ideas that are proposed are the result announced its intentions to apportion Robinson deserves much of the credit of studies and brainstorming by the a percentage of athletic revenues gen- for the plan. "Bobby was a key person respective schools athletic councils. erated by the football and men's bas- in developing and recommending this Clemson has one of the more active ketball teams to an academic scholar- concept. Bobby's efforts have led to athletic councils in the south, and its ship and fund. The university will place one of the most significant steps we've decision making and policy formulat- 10 percent of all football and basket- taken to boost our academic scholar- ing activity has had a direct impact on ball television revenues and 10 per- ship fund in quite a while," said Turner. university life. cent of all net revenues from post- Every student, faculty member and The Athletic Council is composed of season play in the school's Athletic administrator has a stake in the suc- 21 voting members and 10 non-voting Academic Endowment Fund, which cess of the university's programs. Un- ex officio members. Dr. B.J. Skelton, supports academic scholarships. der this plan, when the athletic pro- Clemson's faculty representative to the Interim University President Walter gram does well the academic program NCAA and the ACC, chairs the com- T. Cox announced, "This should add benefits, also. mittee. Skelton is responsible for dis- between $200,000 and $300,000 to "I think this is a great concept," semination of the athletic rules and the fund this year. But, the exact amount Robinson said. This is a way to use policy changes involving Clemson's will depend upon how many of our the successes that we have in athlet- governing bodies. games are televised in the 1985-86 ics to help meet one of the unversity's

The Athletic Council administrates season and on whether we are invited most pressing academic needs. It fits "institutional responsibility and control to participate in any post-season bowls right in with our overall philosophy that of intercollegiate athletics" and en- or tournaments." the athletic program is here to comple- sures accountability of the Athletic De- The income from the Endowment ment and support the academic partment to the University as required provides academic scholarships for program." by the constitution of the National Col- legiate Athletic Association, the Atlan- tic Coast Conference, and Clemson University. The Council is also in- volved with recommending policy on intercollegiate athletics to the Univer- sity President through the Vice Presi- dent of Student Affairs. But, the key objective of the Council is to ensure that Clemson University complies with the rules and regulations conferred by the NCAA and the ACC. The 31 -member Council is currently in the process of conducting their NCAA required self-study report. Ex officio Council member and Athletic Director Bobby Robinson, outlined the require- ments of this report. "NCAA-member schools are required to conduct a self- study of its intercollegiate athletics program at least once every five years. The subjects that we must cover in- clude: institutional purpose and ath- letic philosophy, the authority of the

chief executive officer in personnel The athletic department will contribute a percentage of its receipts from television revenue to and financial affairs, athletics organi- Clemson s Athletic Academic Endowment Fund, which supports academic scholarships.

7 Victory Peal Symbolic of Clemson's Progress

If the Tigers win the game today, listen tor the Victory Peal resounding over the cam- pus in celebration.

In June, the first six bells of a proposed 47-bell carillon were installed in Tillman Tower, where they chime the hour and play the Victory Peal, the first four notes of the Westminster Chime.

The peal, which will ring at graduation and

other campus celebrations, is symbolic of the progress Clemson University has made in the past year. For example:

• Students, faculty and staff found a new

best friend with LUIS, a computerized li- brary system that allows them to check the status of library holdings from any- where on campus.

• After a successful fund raiser in Wash- ington, D.C., groundbreaking ceremonies from the Strom Thurmond Institute were set for fall 1985, with Vice President George Bush scheduled to attend.

• With the addition of two new micro- scopes, Clemson's $1 .6 million electron microscope lab became one of the best of

its kind in the country, allowing users to magnify images more than 300,000 times.

• In competition with 152 other college units from across the country, the Air Force ROTC detachment marched away

with the No. 1 ranking in the nation.

• Helene M. Riley became the first female department head at Clemson when she was named head of the department of languages.

• The South Carolina Agricultural Experi- ment Station dedicated its new $4 million Pee Dee Research and Education Center near Florence, and construction began on the new $9.5 million chemistry building behind Sirrine Hall.

• Under a program approved by the state Commission on Higher Education, Clem- son became the only institution in the state to offer a Ph.D. in computer engineering.

• In May, the university conferred 1,492 degrees — including the first Ph.D. in for- estry — to the largest graduating class in Clemson's history.

8 University President

This has been a special year in the that downed in the dents in 1955 to more than 12,500 life of Walter Cox. Fifty years ago he 1940 Cotton Bowl. Cox earned three today, a span of years that includes enrolled at Clemson as a freshman letters in football and the team had a such milestones in the University's de- after graduating from Belton (SC) High 20-6-2 record during his career. velopment as the enrollment of women

School. It is fitting that in his golden In 1942 Cox was called into the and the peaceful desegregation of the jubilee academic year with the Univer- Armed Forces and served with the institution. Under his leadership the sity that he has become interim presi- rank of lieutenant in the Fiji Islands, programs and functions of the student dent of Clemson University. New Caledonia and Guadalcanal with affairs division have steadily ex- Cox has served Clemson over the the 147th infantry Regiment of the panded and improved to meet the last five decades in a number of ca- 37th Division. changing and increasing needs of this pacities on the academic side and the In 1950 Cox moved on to the other dynamic student body. athletic side of life, and Clemson has side of campus as he brought his Through the offices and depart- become a lot better place because of excellent administrative dexterity and ments of admissions and registration, his presence. Cox received his bach- knowledge to university administra- student life, student health services, elor of science degree in June of 1939, tion. Between 1950 and 1955 he served the University Union, housing, intra- then remained for another year to pur- as Director of Public Relations and murals, intercollegiate athletics, bands, sue graduate work. In February of Alumni Affairs and as an assistant to student financial aid, counseling and 1940 he began his association with the vice president. career services, university canteens, the University as a full-time employee In 1 955 he moved up to the position and the bookstore, the student affairs as he became a line coach on Frank of Vice President for Student Affairs division that Cox has assembled per- Howard's first team. He held the as- and Dean of Students, a position he forms essential student services to sistant coaching position until 1950. had held the last 30 years until his support and complement Clemson's

During this period he also served as most recent appointment on July 2. academic mission. It provides stu- the head baseball coach and as ath- He has had a stellar career as Univer- dents with special opportunities for letic ticket manager. sity Vice President and has directed intellectual, moral, cultural, spiritual and Cox gained his knowledge on the many programs that have benefited physical growth. gridiron from and Frank the overall quality of life at Clemson The success of the comprehensive Howard, two Hall of Fame Head University. and progressive approach Cox took

Coaches. Cox played on the Clemson During his three decades as Clem- as vice president for student affairs is varsity football team between 1937 son's first vice president for student evident in such services as the Coun- and 1939 and was an all-state selec- affairs and dean of students, Walter seling and Career Planning Center, tion in 1939. He was a member of Cox guided the campus through a which provides individual counseling Clemson's first bowl team, an eleven population explosion from 2,700 stu- and group programs on topics ranging from academic and personal concerns to time management and assertive- ness training; the University Union, through wnich students devise, pro- duce and participate in more than 800 varied activities each year; and , a half-million-dol- lar complex of modern intramural sports and physical training facilities. Walter Cox has an illustrious and honored history at Clemson Univer- sity. He is one of only a handful of graduates to be selected to the Clem- son Athletic Hall of Fame and to also win the Clemson Medallion (1984) and the Distinguished Alumni Award (1963). He has truly run out of awards to win,

but he still has the motivation to climb more mountains as an active univer- sity president. After 50 years of serv- ing a university, most alumni retire to

private life. Not Walter Cox. he serves Walter Cox has served Clemson for 50 years. his university from the highest level.

9

Athlet 10 nirectoir *4 Bobby R ollinson \

Few Athletic Directors in the country with vigor, he also coached the Clemson something I will be more involved in also. have moved up the ladder as fast as Bobby golf team between 1975 and 1983. During We have some of the best facilities in the Robinson. This past March the 39-year-old his time as the head coach Clemson won its nation and we want to continue to rank native of Columbia culminated a 12-year only ACC title in golf and three times the favorably in that area." Robinson already steady progression up the administrative Tigers participated in the NCAA tourna- has formulated a 10-year plan for facilities steps to the position of Clemson Athletic ment. In 1983, his final season as the head as he has a keen interest in all sports at Director. He succeeded Bill McLellan on coach, he guided Clemson to a number- Clemson. Changes in the soccer facility Friday, March 8, 1985. five national finish. Clarence Rose was one and tennis facility are planned for the next Robinson came to Clemson in 1970, not of three Ail-Americans to play for the Tigers few years. in athletics, but in the housing office. After during his tenure. Rose is now a successful All of these factors have allowed him to three years he moved across campus to member of the pro tour come to grips with what is necessary to be a serve as an administrative assistant In the Thus, it is easy to see why Bobby Robin- leader of a national program such as the athletic department. "I started at Clemson son is most qualified for the position of ath- one at Clemson. "Our philosophy will al- in the housing office, but I came to Clemson letic director at Clemson University—he ways be the same. We're going to be as to work in athletics," said Robinson. "No has done it all. He has been an administra- good as we can be and give our coaches opening existed at the time so I had to wait tor at all levels, he has worked in other ar- and athletes the opportunity to compete until one opened up." eas in the University, he has been a head and be successful. That is the primary goal After serving the athletic department in coach and he has handled the budgetary from an athletic point of view. every imaginable manner, he became aspects needed to run an 8.5 million dollar "From the University point of view, we business manager in 1975. Two years program. have to be as good as we can be, yet oper- later he was named assistant athletic direc- Robinson has done everything in the ate within the rules and be a force within tor and in 1980 he became associate AD. Clemson athletic department, but he con- this University As long as we are within He held that title four years, but his respon- cedes there is a big change between as- the University structure, we do report to sibility moved to an area of strength in sociate athletic director and athletic direc- people and we are not different from

regard to the football and basketball tor. "I no longer can just look at what we anybody else—we can be a very positive

programs in 1982. could do in a situation, it has changed to factor for this University. Our importance While serving his administrative duties what will we do'. The area of facilities is is no bigger than that of the English or math department. Robinson has confidence in his staff, his athletes and the facilities at Clemson Uni- versity. "We have a solid base in all areas and we are a very solvent athletic depart- ment But, we need to get better, take

everything that we have and broaden it. We can't stand still. We will look ahead within the framework of the University and work to expand our horizons. We want to be as good as we can be and be a vital part of this University and represent the State of South Carolina in a positive manner." Robinson was born in Columbia and at- tended A C. Flora High School. During his high school career he was a point guard for the basketball team and a third baseman in baseball. He also played a good bit of golf during his younger days and was a scratch golfer at one time. He did not play any high school sports as a senior because of a heat stroke suffered in the summer of 1963 He graduated from A.C. Flora in 1964 and en- rolled at Furman. Robinson graduated from Furman with a B.S. degree in business and political sci-

ence in 1 968 He was a member of the var- sity golf team and was the president of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter at Furman. He worked in his family's real es- tate business for two years after receiving his degree from Furman.

1 1 Station

Clemson University has estab- For the past four years the Orange Aids Catalog mar- lished a licensing program to pro- keting program has made it possible for Clemson alumni tect the use of the Unversity's name and IPTAY members to shop at home for quality Clemson and msigmas. Our proud heritage has created a demand by Univer- products. The Orange Aids program provides officially li- sity students, fans, and alumni for censed Clemson products and the proceeds go directly to products bearing the name and support various university programs. logos of our University to show their allegiance Last fall a new 6000 square foot retail outlet was opened adjacent to Gate 9 on the northwest corner of Memorial Our program is designed to pro- tect the quality and integrity of Stadium. The store features the finest in Clemson clothing, products bearing the name and gifts, and souvenirs and is open all year long for your registered marks of our institution. shopppmg convenience. Each catalog item and many more Formal procedures for approval of products are available. products, artwork, and quality con- trol of merchandise is in place. You are encouraged to shop before and after each home We urge you to look for and buy football game, before home basketball games or each week- officially Licensed Collegiate Prod- day visit also when you the Clemson campus. You can now ucts. A hang tag should be at-

enjoy a snack or pick-up tailgate supplies in the new ice tached to all merchandise that has cream bar located within the store been approved by our University. We need and appreciate your If you did not receive a Fall '85 Orange Aids Catalog, cooperation. please write to P.O. Box 2096, Clemson University, Clemson, If you have any questions or SC 29632. comments concerning this pro- gram, please contact Mr. Robert E. We thank you for your support and look forward to Ricketts, P.O. Box 31, Clemson, S C. serving in year. you the upcoming 29633 or telephone (803) 656-2101.

Shop ORANGE AIDS and support

jfc «; Clemson University! «; %z

12 4

f P>kw

1 ill

Located outside of Gate 9 of the stadium. I

Store Hours: Monday-Saturday 9:30 a.m. 6:00 p.m.

Extended hours for football and basketball games and special events.

Phone Orders: (803) 656-4757 Or (803) 656-2050 ® :nia Catalog i Coach Danny Ford's children enjoying their Price Aquatech pool.

Coach Danny Ford wants more than just a place to swim . . .

A relaxing retreat from pressures of the day. An ever-ready setting for formal or casual entertaining. A family gathering place that eliminates the generation gap. A health benefiting experience. A lifetime home improvement and hedge against inflation.

Since 1956. The prestige pool builder in North and South Carolina.

i ice A - Julian H. Price, Co., Inc. d.b.s. Price Aquatech Pools uatech P.O. Box 1201 1401 Pecan St. ^POCMS Florence, SC 29503 In North Carolina and Georgia, call 14 1-800-845-4355 In South Carolina, call 1-800-922-5110 Danny Ford

ebrated beginning to his head coaching career with that victory over the Woody Top Winningest Active Coaches Hayes coached Buckeyes The nationally televised Clemson victory helped put the Name School Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pet. Tigers on the national football map and it 1 Oklahoma 12 115 22 4 .830 began Clemson's climb to among the elite 2 Nebraska 12 118 27 2 .808 3 Penn Slate 19 176 43 2 .801 of . 4 Danny Ford Clemson 6 52 15 2 .768 In 1981 Ford became the youngest coach Michigan 22 186 54 6 .768 in the history of the game to win the National Championship. At the age of 33, Ford surprised the college football world by taking the unranked Tigers to three Clemson football fans owe Auburn Clemson fans are certainly happy Ford wins over top 10 teams and a perfect 12-0 some favors. Each of the first four football entered the profession because he has record. Clemson handed Herschel Walker coaches in Clemson history came from Au- brought a solid program to among the finest the only regular-season loss of his Georgia burn, including , the Hall-of- in the nation. Now in his seventh full season career, downed North Carolina in Chapel Fame Coach who laid the groundwork for at Clemson, his record of 52-15-2 (.768) is Hill in the only showdown of top 10 teams the Clemson football tradition in the early the fourth best winning percentage in in ACC history, then defeated former years of this century. college football among active coaches champion Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. In contemporary times, Clemson fans In the last four seasons Clemson has a That obviously is the highmark of Ford s owe Auburn another favor, stemming from 37-6-2 ledger, the fourth best winning per- brief, but eventful career at Clemson as he a friendship between Danny Ford and Pat centage in America. The class of '84 was was named national Coach-of-the-Year by Dye. Ford, Clemson's head coach since the third winningest in ACC history in terms UPI, the College Football Writers of Amer- the 1978 , was a player under of winning percentage, and no ACC class in ica, the Walter Camp Foundation and the Dye when the latter was an assistant coach the 32-year history of the league ever won Football Coaches of America. under at Alabama. The two be- more games in a four-year period. A review of Ford's football past should came good friends and it was Dye who con- Ford has been a part of three ACC cham- help us understand why he has been so vinced Ford to pursue the coaching pionship teams and one national champi- successful as a head coach Another in a profession. onship team at Clemson. In 1978 he was long line of former Bear Bryant players that

I 11-1 in and were good friends when I offensive coordinator for the team that have gone on to greatness coaching. was in my senior year in college and I was won the Gator Bowl over Ohio State, 17-15. Ford played for the Bear between 1 967 ana wondering what I was going to do with my The Gadsden, AL native was more than 1969 He was Kenny Stabler s sophomore life, said Ford. "Coach Dye was the one just the offensive coordinator in that game tight end as a starter in 1967. played that who pushed me to ask Coach Bryant about however, as he had become the head position in 1968 and moved to offensive a graduate assistantship. He put me coach of the Tigers on December 10 after tackle in 1 969 Ford started all three years,

on the staff and I have been in coaching had already left to go to Flor- was all-conference in 1969 and played on ever since." ida. The 30-year-old Ford made quite a eel- three teams that went to bowl games In

1 969 he was also a member of the All-SEC academic team, and served as the captain of the Alabama team After Dye's coaxing. Ford remained at Al-

abama as a graduate assistant for the 1 970 and 1971 seasons. He had already earned his B.S degree in industrial arts and earned his master's degree in special edu- cation in 1971. Ford became a full-time

aide for Bryant in 1 972 and 1 973. The Tide went to four bowl games while Ford was an assistant coach Clemson's current head man then ac- cepted a position as an assistant coach un- der at Virginia Tech He remained in Blacksburg for three seasons

( 1 974-76) before coming to Clemson as of- fensive line coach in 1977. And, just 23 games later he was named head coach of the Tigers at the age of 30. the youngest

active division I coach in the country Few people climb to the top five of their profession by the age of 37. Pat Dye gave Danny Ford some sound advice back in

The Ford family: Danny. Ashley. Elizabeth. Jennifer and Debra. 1 969 and Clemson fans are glad he took it,

15 mII Assistant Coaches 9M

Miles Aldridge is the Lawson Holland has newest member of was a reserve quar- been the Tigers' of- the Tiger coaching terback for the Ti- fensive coordinator staff, as he joined gers from 1970-73, for the past five Clemson on June which makes him the years. He came to 28, 1985. The na- only current coach Clemson on Janu- tive of Kansas City, who played Clem- ary 18, 1980 after MO will coach the son football. In his serving as offen- inside linebackers seventh year, Holland sive coordinator for and recruit in the is in charge of re- Virginia Tech. The lower part of South ceivers and recruit- 1968 graduate of Carolina. A 1971 ing Virginia, Wash- LSU was the graduate of Gard- ington, D.C., and school's starting ner Webb College, central North Caro- quarterback from he is in his 15th year of coaching. He lina. The Mooresville, N.C., native earned 1965-67 and then served the fine southern began his collegiate coaching career at his B.A. in secondary education from institution as an assistant coach from 1968- East Tennessee State, after which he moved Clemson in 1 975. 75. Stokley still holds many LSU passing to Wichita State, Tulsa, and then Missis- records and he was the SEC Sophomore sippi. His most recent stint before Clemson of the Year in 1965. was at Duke, where he served as line- backer coach for two seasons.

Don Denning is in Woody McCorvey Larry Van Der his fifth season with is in his third year of Heyden has the Clemson staff. coaching the tight coached some fine The deep second- ends. He came to offensive linemen ary coach and north Clemson from Ala- during his six years Georgia recruiter bama A&M where at Clemson and is a joined the Tigers on he was the defen- major reason why July 1, 1981. He has sive coordinator for the Tigers' ground previously served four years. The 1972 game has been so Western Carolina as Alabama State successful. The of- defensive coordi- graduate lettered fensive line coach nator and assistant four years in foot- joined the staff on

athletic director, ball at the school January 5, 1 979 from Memphis State as before earning his Memphis State assistant head coach, and Delta State physical education degree. He then re- where he was offensive coordinator for University as head coach. Denning gradu- ceived a masters degree in health, leisure three years. He has also served stints at ated from Presbyterian College in 1960 and sports from the University of West Iowa State, Drake, Indiana State, East and received a master's degree from Western Florida in 1977. Carolina and Virginia. He earned his B.A. Carolina in 1969. and masters degrees at Iowa State and lettered three years in football and baseball.

Tom Harper, the Ti- has Tommy West gers' assistant head coached Clemson's coaches the defen- coach, came to running backs for the sive and bandit ends Clemson from Vir- last seven years. The and also recruits ginia Tech's coach- St. Augustine, FL., middle and south ing staff on Feb. 2, native also recruits Georgia for the Ti- in gers. He is in his 1981 . The native of for the Tigers Piqua, OH served as southeast South fourth year at Clem- the defensive coor- Carolina, south son, he came from dinator for Virginia Georgia and Flor- Appalachian State Tech, North Caro- ida. He earned two I University on July 1 0,

' lina, Iowa State and letters in football from I .fe^ - 1982. The Gaines- Wake Forest, where Appalachian State A jk ville, GA, native he was head coach where he gradu- Wk Ok HHI earned his B.S. de- in 1972. Harper graduated from the Uni- ated in 1971 with a degree in health and gree in health education from the Univer- versity of Kentucky in 1955 and received physical education. He came to Clemson sity of Tennessee in 1975 after lettering his master's degree at the same school in from Kentucky on July 5, 1978. three years in football and baseball for the 958. Nine of his former players have Volunteers. A fine all-around athlete, he signed pro contracts in the last four years. was drafted out of high school by base- ball's Chicago Cubs.

16 When you've had it up to here with bosses clients traffic jams supermarket lines late nights, early mornings yard work housework homework work, work

it's time for . . . RAMADAS 25%DISCOUNT WEEKEND.

Get away from it all in South Carolina on a Ramada R&R weekend

and you'll get 25% off your room. This offer is good for Friday, Saturday or Sunday nights, suhject to room availability. Reservations required.

Ramada Inn Ramada Inn Ramada Inn Ramada Inn

( I em son Florence Rock Hill Spartanburg US 76 & 123 1-95 & US 52, Exit 164 1-77 &. 21 North 1000 Hearon Circle 654-7501 669-4241 329-1122 578-7170

Ramada Inn Ramada Inn Ramada Inn Ramada Inn W. Columbia Greenville Santee Walterboro 1-26 & US 378 1314 S. Pleasantburg (Rt. 291) 1-95 &. Route 6 1109 Sniders Hwy. 796-2700 277-3734 854-2191 538-5403 Ramada Hotel Ramada Hotel NEXT TIME Columbia N.E. Greenville, Downtown 8105 Two North RJ. 1001 So. Church St./I-85 736-5600 232-7666 RAMADA* Ramada Inns. Hotels and Renaissance Hotels 1-800-2-RAMADA

1 7 TEXTILE HALL HAS 500,000 SO. FT. FOR RENT... BUT YOU DON'T HAVE TO RENT IT ALL.

Textile Hall is known as the perfect spot for any large gathering because of its 1 I -acre exhibit complex, built on a 50-acre site with free parking for over 3,500 cars.

But that's only part of the Textile Hall story. Did you know that Textile Hall's auditorium can seat 2,000 people for meetings, or 1,500 for catered dinners? Or that Textile Hall has smaller rooms for sales meetings, banquets, seminars and receptions? Or that Textile Hall can accommodate practically any size meeting or meal, from a barbeque for 10,000 to a wedding reception for 750 or less?

Before your next meeting or reception, get the full story on Textile Hall.

fKtSf TEXTILE HALL KSSi| CORPORATION ^W^^^ GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA, USA

Exposition Avenue; PO Box 5823; Greenville, SC 29606; (803) 233-2562 Telex 57-0397

Serving the industry and the community since 1915

Textile Hall is proud to be a donor of the Textile Bowl trophy, presented annually to the winner of the Clemson-North Carolina State game, in honor of the textile graduates of these two fine universities. 18 Universityi Officials

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Walter T. Cox, Jr. Louis P Batson. Jr. Billy L Amick James E. Bostlc, Jr Interim President Chairman, Greenville Batesburg Aiken

J. J. Bntton Robert R. Coker Fletcher C. Derrick, Jr. William Green Tillman Hall Vice Chairman Hartsville Charleston DesChamps, Jr. Sumter Bishopville

William N Geiger. Jr. Paul W. McAlister Thomas B. McTeer. Jr. James C Self James M. Waddell, Jr. Columbia Laurens Columbia Greenwood Beaufort

1985-86 Athletic Council CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Dr B. J. Skelton, Chairman Walter T Cox, Interim President Mr Walter K Lewis, President Alumni W David Maxwell, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr. Leonard Butler. Past President, Alumni Melvm E Barnette. Vice President for Business and Finance Mr Lawrence Starkey, President. IPTAY Hugh J Clausen, Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Vice President for

Mr Bill Reaves, Pasf President. IPTAY Administration Dr. Larry Bauer. President. Faculty Senate Donald J. Elam, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Dr David Senn. Pasf President. Faculty Senate Manning N Lomax. Acting Vice President for Student Affairs Mr Fred Richey. President. Student Senate Frank Mauldin. Executive Assistant to the President; Director of Office of Human Mr Matt Locke, President. Student Body Services Ms. Gayla Domke, Chairperson. Graduate Student Association Benjamin W Anderson, Legal Counsel Mr Alan Wertz. President. Block C Club Dr Jack Stevenson. Chairman. Scholarships and Awards ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION Dr Samuel Turnipseed, Fac Rep for Agriculture Arnold E Schwartz. Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate School Professor Gail Kiser-Brown, Fac Rep lor Nursing Jerome V. Reel. Vice Provost. Undergraduate Studies Dr Stephen Wainscott, Fac Rep for Liberal Arts Luther P Anderson. Dean. College of Agricultural Sciences Dr Herbert Brantley, Fac. Rep. for Forestry & Recreation Resources Paul David Pearson. Dean. College of Architecture Dr Charles C Fain, Fac Rep for Engineering James E Matthews, Dean. College of Education Dr James A. Turner. Fac Rep for Commerces Industry Benton H Box. Dean. College of Forest and Recreation Resources Prof Lynn G. Craig. Fac Rep for Architecture Mary Lohr, Dean. College of Nursing Dr William R Hare, Jr., Fac. Rep for Sciences Henry E. Vogel, Dean. College of Sciences Dr William E West, Fac Rep for Education Ryan C Amacher. Dean. College of Commerce & Industry J Charles Jennett, Dean. College of Engineering Robert A Waller. Dean. College of Liberal Ans

19

Each and every one of us can be craftsmen. For certain values are constant, whatever your profession. At C&S Bank, we believe that you begin by learning traditional ways. You add innovative methods when they can truly improve the final product. And you believe con- stantly that what you are doing must be done better than you've ever done it before. The 2700 people of C&S Bank believe that by doing this, you create something real, and true, and new.

Old Values. New Ideas.

©1985 The Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina Member FDIC CLEMSON TIGER FOOTBALL CAMP '86

Join Head Coach Danny Ford and staff in an opportunity for boys of all ages and abilities to correctly develop the fundamental skills of Tiger football.

Camp sessions available for boys enrolled in grades 3- 12.

June 15-20, 1986 Junior Camp (Grades 3-9) June 22-25, 1986 Senior Camp (Grades 10-12)

PLEASE SEND INFORMATION TO:

Name

Address

City Stale Zip

Phone 2f# Coach Danny Ford 1981 National Coach-of-the-Year

AIR FORCE ROTC

AIM HIGH! at CUMSOH

Cadet Carlos Hill Civil Engineering Ninety Six, South Carolina

Cadet Mark Brown Computer Science Seneca, South Carolina

22 7 .

ipH Clem soni Coaches r

The All-Sports Elite, 1 984-85 Clemson's Year by Year All-Sports Poll Ranking

1 . Arkansas 93 2 2. Texas 78Vz Year Pts Finish 3. UCLA 70 1975-76 30 20th 4. Oklahoma St. 69 1/2 1976-77 33 21st 5. Oklahoma 68 1977-78 35 19th

6. SMU 65V2 1978-79 52 1/2 4th 7. Florida 65 1979-80 62 1/2 3rd

8. Stanford 63 1980-81 1 5 27th Bob Boettner Cliff Ellis

9. Michigan 62 1981-82 66 4th Swimming Basketball 10. Brigham Young 48 1/2 1982-83 67 5th 15. Clemson 41 1983-84 50 8th 1984-85 41 15th

For the sixth time in the last seven years the Clemson all-around sports program has been ranked in the top 15 in the nation. The survey, conducted by the Knoxville Journal, takes into account na- tional rankings in selected sports. Women's sports are not included in this poll, which has been in existence since 1971 This poll is a good index of Clemson's athletic success in recent Danny Ford Eddie Griffin years. Clemson first made the top 20 in 1975-76 with a number-20 Football Wrestling finish. The Tigers had four top five finishes between 1 980 and 1 983, one of only two schools in the nation to do that during this time period. The 1984-85 academic year was another outstanding season for Clemson sports as nine teams were ranked in the top 30 of their respective sports. Five male sports teams and four female sports teams were in the top 30, highlighted by the soccer team's national championship. Three other individuals were lauded as national champions as Richard Matuszewski and Brandon Walters won the NCAA indoor doubles national title, while Tim Krebs won the 1500 meters at the NCAA indoor track meet in Syracuse, NY.

Dr. I. M. Ibrahim Andy Johnston Soccer Women's Tennis

Chuck Kriese Wayne Norris Larry Penley Annie Tribble Bill Wilhelm Wade Williams Men's Tennis Volleyball Golf Women's Basketball Baseball Track

23 1

1986A nor 1988 1990A AAA Sept. 13 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 3 VIRGINIA TECH Sent. 1 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 20 at Georgia Sept. 10 FURMAN Sept. 8 at Virginia Sept. 27 at Georgia Tech Sept. 17 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 15 at Maryland Oct. 4 THE CITADEL Sept. 24 at Georgia Tech Sept. 22 OPEN DATE

Oct. 1 at Virginia Oct. 1 OPEN DATE Sept. 29 DUKE Oct. 18 DUKE Oct. 8 at Virginia Oct. 6 GEORGIA Oct. 25 at N.C. State Oct. 15 DUKE Oct. 13 at Georgia Tech

Nov. 1 at Wake Forest Oct. 22 at N.C State Oct. 20 at N.C. State Nov. 8 NORTH CAROLINA Oct. 29 at Wake Forest Oct. 27 at Wake Forest Nov. 15 at Maryland Nov. 5 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 3 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 22 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 12 at Maryland Nov. 10 VIRGINIA TECH Nov. 19 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 17 SOUTH CAROLINA

1987 1989 1991 Sept. 5 WESTERN CAROLINA Sept. 2 FURMAN Sept. 7 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 12 at Virginia Tech Sept. 9 at Florida State Sept. 14 at Virginia Tech Sept. 19 GEORGIA Sept. 16 at Virginia Tech Sept. 21 OPEN DATE Sept. 26 GEORGIA TECH Sept. 23 MARYLAND Sept. 28 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 3 OPEN DATE Sept. 30 at Duke Oct. 5 at Georgia Oct. 10 VIRGINIA Oct. 7 VIRGINIA Oct. 12 VIRGINIA Oct. 17 at Duke Oct. 14 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 19 at Duke Oct. 24 N.C. STATE Oct. 21 N.C. STATE Oct. 26 N.C. STATE Oct. 31 WAKE FOREST Oct. 28 WAKE FOREST Nov. 2 WAKE FOREST Nov. 7 at North Carolina Nov. 4 at North Carolina Nov. 9 at North Carolina Nov. 14 MARYLAND Nov. 11 OPEN DATE Nov. 16 MARYLAND Nov. 21 at South Carolina Nov. 18 at South Carolina Nov. 23 at South Carolina Future Schedules Courtesy of the Block C Club SHOW YOUR PRIDE FOR CLEMSON i WITH A TIGER PAW FLAG

Please send me Clemson Boat Flags. I have

The Tiger Paw Boat Flag is a great enclosed my check or money order for $9.35 (this includes The brass Tiger is an elegant way way to show your support for the postage and handling) plus applicable sales tax for each flag. to show your support for the while you are at Tigers. These Tigers, cast in Please send me brass Clemson Tigers. I have the lake, on a camping trip, or in brass, are perfect for office, enclosed $28.95 (this includes postage and handling) plus your car. home, or anywhere you want to applicable sales tax for each tiger. show people you're a "Tiger." Designed with metal grommets, These Clemson Tigers are 4" the 12" x 18" nylon boat flag is NAME: high and 9" long. perfect for aluminum staffs, ADDRESS. trailer ladders, or car antennas. Show everyone you're Tiger fan. a CITY STATE ZIP Order your flag today. We also furnish all types of Make Check Payable To For information on our Clemson flags, banners, and Tiger Flagpoles or our Tiger Paw pennants — custom made 3' 5' x Flag, please call or write. or standard. All standard P.O. Box 3978 Company fiags are kept in stock for Greenville, S. C. 29608 immediate delivery. TEL. (803) 242-5262

24 Please join us... in celebrating our 10th Anniversary of manufacturing fine carpet and backing the Clemson Tigers! O

For your free copy of "Consumer's Guide to Carpet Selection", please write to:

OLYMPfCSTTS

396 Cross Plains Ind. Blvd. / Dalton. GA 30720 (404) 277-3323

25 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPS in construction related activities at home and abroad!

J^Jg^JJinternational Corporation

Electrical Mechanical Constructors & Process

P.O. Box 1029/Creenville, S.C. 29602/(803) 288-7060

26 McCRARY AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO.

AUTOMATIC FIRE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT

2300 CEDAR LANE ROAD P. O. BOX 72 TELEPHONE 246-0371 GREENVILLE, S. C. 29602

LEEWARD AN INVESTMENT IN LIVING LANDING Townhouses

Waterfront Living in A Unique Condominium Concept Midrise's Located on

"You Deserve the Very Best'' One mile from Intersection of 1-85 & U.S. 76, Anderson, S.C. Prices Start at $52,900.00 45 acres to relax on. Over Telephone 803/261-9308 Horse stables, tennis courts, pool, boat slips and club house. After 5 p.m. 803/654-1161 Add a personal touch to your decor with custom a ee 5 designed area rug combining your choice of colors. CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING custom carpet service, inc. • Carpet sales & installation • Binding & fringing area rugs Creating rugs of disctinctionfor the Southeast • Fringe dyed to match carpet Kings Rd. 277-0470 (Off Mauldin Rd. at 1-85) Greenville, S.C.

CLEMSON .*< FOOTBALL and

THE WINNING TEAM

College football brought to you live by CBS Sports and TV 7 featuring the best games from the ACC. Join the EYEWITNESS SPORTS TEAM, Stan Olenik, Paul Jackson and Lonnie McCollough for complete coverage of Clemson football. ^WSPA-TV Olenik Jackson McCollough CHECK LISTINGS FOR THE GAME OF THE WEEK.

28 hie tic St:af Ft su

L $

Tim Bourret Bob Bradley Allison Dalton Bobby Douglas

Assoc. S I D. Sports Info. Dir. Exec. Sec. IPTAY Equipment Mgr.

Doug Gordon Len Gough Dr. Jud Hair Bert Henderson Van Hilderbrand

Asst Equipment Mgr. Assoc. Athletic Dir Team Physician Assoc. Exec. Sec. of IPTAY Asst. Athletic Dir.

Fred Hoover Frank Howard Les Jones Kassie Kessinger Danny Poole

Asst. Athletic Dir. Legend Dir. ol Facilities Asst. S I D. Asst Trainer

Dwight Rainey Robert Ricketts June Roach Ann Smith Elaine Sweanngen

Assoc Athletic Dir Business Manager Football Sec. Promotions Asst. Football Sec.

' ' V - •*9 * , .

''I Don Wade Gary Wade Joann West Reno Wilson

Admin. Asst. Strength Training Dir. Athletic Ticket Mgr Asst Trainer

29 Emergency Services

The Clemson University Athletic WHAT TO DO IF medications you are currently taking. Department provides the following for EMERGENCIES ARISE Be aware of warning signs of heart your safety and emergency medical Please step back and give the or- attacks: chest pain, chest tightness, needs: ganized stadium EMS personnel room shortness of breath, sweating, palpi- 1. Advanced cardiac life-support to work. Well-intentioned attempts to tations, fainting, nausea and vomiting. stations in four locations. (North help by untrained persons interferes Recognize that our most common stands, Upper North deck, with the efficiency of the EMS system. serious medical problem at football

South stands, Upper South If you have basic or advanced training games are heart attacks and allergic deck.) These units are staffed in specific life-support methods, make reactions to insect stings. Be aware with skill-care nurses, physi- your qualifications known and offer that insect stings will continue to al- cians, cardiologists, internists, your help. Untrained personnel can be ways be very frequent at outdoor sporting paramedics, and EMTs. frequently more harmful than helpful. events and should always be treated with immediate ice until advice can be 2. Mobile units of EMTs and par- MEDICAL ADVICE FOR FANS obtained. If you have ever had a reac- amedics are strategically lo- If you have a pre-existing medical tion to bee or other insect sting, check cated throughout the entire or health problem, please check with with your personal physician to stadium. as your personal physician and obtain his whether you should carry a kit. 3. Ambulances with life-support advice before attending games. Many equipment are available in North emergencies occuring at the stadium stand and South stand areas do so because of prior existing condi- and have prearranged routes tions. Use common sense in dressing, for evacuation to local hospitals. eating, drinking and physical exertion. The stadium emergency phone Learn to recognize these per- Be certain that you have identification number is (803) 656-2999. sonnel and facilities. on you as to the diagnosis and what

DIVERSIFIED LIFE SAFETY FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN - INSTALLATION - SERVICE

Selasco Corporation 2066-1 West Park Place Stone Mountain, Georgia 30087 (404) 469-9852

Security Sprinkler Company 2056-E West Park Place Stone Mountain, Georgia 30087 (404) 469-9564

Selasco Sprinkler Company 910 East Airport Road companies Destin, Florida 32542 (904) 837-6513 'Protecting The Southeast'

COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • MULTI-FAMILY • RESIDENTIAL

30 IDTAVr 4-H

IPTAY in its 52nd year as Clemson s athletic scholarship fund-raising club has continued on its long and successful journey From a modest beginning in 1 934 with only 1 62 members, IPTAY has grown to include 20,000 loyal Tiger sup- porters IPTAY, l-Pay-Thirty-A-Year," is recog- nized as the number-one group of its kind in the country. During the 1984-85 academic year, IPTAY continued to grow and expand with the addition of three features The IPTAY Athletic Academic

Endowment was established during the fall of 1984 for recruiting scholarships for academics

The basic principle behind the endowment is that money donated by matching gift companies is earmarked for a separate scholarship just for academics IPTAY also introduced the Tiger Life program in late 1984. With Tiger Life, the Clemson IPTAY

Club is the owner and beneficiary of a whole life insurance policy on a participant s life. The con- tributor makes comparatively small annual gifts for a maximum of eight years. Contributions go directly to Clemson University Tiger Life and all donations to Clemson and IPTAY are, of course, tax deductible. With this program, the member creates a sizable capital asset without impinging on the funds destined for his family. In effect, it creates a $100,000 endowment fund in the con- University Furthermore, a building program is Clemson IPTAY Club has a board of directors tributors name being instituted on campus that will include a new led by President Lawrence Starkey, Vice Presi- During the past year IPTAY also adopted the chemistry building, as well as the expansion of dent Jim Patterson, and Secretary-Treasurer Orange and White as the official publication of several other departments. Eddie Dalton

IPTAY The Orange and White, which is pub- That search for excellence is further exempli- Under the direction of these men. the main lished weekly from mid-August to March and fied by the efforts of the 20,000 IPTAY members purpose of IPTAY continues to be raising monies monthly during April, June and July, began ex- who contributed $118,000 more in 1984 than for athletic scholarships, and thanks to the fore- clusive distribution to 20,000 IPTAY members the year before. These monies enabled over sight of athletic department officials and the in early September. 440 athletes, managers, and trainers to receive support of the Board of Directors, many im- Listed above are just three features that scholarship aid to attend Clemson. provements have taken place on campus IPTAY has implemented in order to continually These athletes also have the strong commit- which are of benefit not only to athletes and attain new heights of success But, the deter- ment to excellence that Clemson supporters fans of athletes, but to the academic area of the mining factor that has allowed IPTAY to flourish both deserve and desire. The Tiger football team University as well for over 50 years, is the undying dedication of has the fourth best four-year record in college Specific areas of improvement in recent years its members. football. In December 1984. the soccer team include installing lights on ; building a The reason is people—people who are com- became the school s second national champion new baseball facility (with lights that were added mitted to a successful program at Clemson Uni- by defeating defending champion Indiana. Soc- this spring); funding Tiger Band travel, donating versity, both on and off the field Professors, cer, men's cross country, women's cross coun- over $200,000 to the President's Fund; and de- athletes, administrators, managers, trainers, try, men's tennis and women s tennis were all veloping the East Beach area enjoyed by all alumni, and friends all play a part in this success Top 20 teams, while the men's and women s Clemson students. The results which have been produced are tennis teams were conference champions Swim- The attitude of Clemson people, especially something Clemson people can all be proud of in ming and wrestling enjoyed their best seasons those associated with IPTAY. is success is a this search for excellence at Clemson University ever There were 19 All-Americans and 60 journey, not a destination The search for excel- The on-going search for excellence in the all-conference performers competing for Clem- lence continues at Clemson and. thanks to the academic area at Clemson University has re- son. in addition to six athletes that took part in continued support of 20.000 IPTAY supporters, sulted in the awarding of the 1984 Fulbright the Olympics. There is no doubt that Clemson the excellence in athletics will continue As IPTAY

Scholarship for graduates to study overseas to athletics enjoyed one of its best years ever continues its service to Clemson, one may only six of six Clemson applicants In addition, a Gug- IPTAY certainly was a major reason for these wonder what the future holds. genheim Scholarship was awarded to another accomplishments But, what is IPTAY other than After 23 consecutive years of record-breaking 9 Clemson graduate Of the 320 valedictorians in scholarships And how has Clemson University support, there is no doubt that Clemson will 7 South Carolina 120 were accepted to Clemson benefited from these 51 years of service The remain number-one

J1 Kentucky Fried Chicken®

Franchisees: Ozie L. Garrett Garnet A. Barnes

O G-

G-

32 Meet The Tigers Raymond Chavous Roger Chitty Geoff Ciniero J" "I 4 4 79 DT-Fr. 3 I OG-So FS-Jr

4 k dfk / Jon Hunter Eric Dawson Rodney Curtis and Henry Walls hem in a Georgia Tech running back. PK-Fr. SS-Sr. 38

Jim It i mfm Mark Drag Stacey Driver Jeff Duncan Q James Earle Scott Enzor MG • Fr. TB-Sr. 19 WR • So. 5/ Ban • So. 64 LB -So.

4k M it J Q Q Terrence Flagler A Q Kenny Flowers Clay Gilstrap QO Ty Granger 00 TB-Jr. 40 TB-Jr. Ban -So. 00 DT • Fr. 44

'kifk

Tyler Grimes Delton Hall J.C. Harper Joey Haynes Norman Haynes Russ Hebert CB-Fr. 35 CB-Jr. 68 DT • Fr. 67 OG-Fr. 14 SS-Fr. 11 PK • Fr.

34

Tiger Cheerleaders

1st Row: Byram Sewell, Melissa McCown, Mark Brown, Julia Barton, Alan York, Darcy Yoakam, Joe Schelble, Karen Hershey 2nd Row: Brian Garrison (Captain), Mark Alexander, Mary Rose, David Friedman (The Tiger), Leslie Yoakam, Coe Brier, Gladys Richardson, Kirt Bonatz DANNYTHE FORDshow Clemson football highlights with Clemson Coach Danny Ford and the voice of the Tigers, Jim Phillips! 9 AM r WYFF*TVW SUNDAY Trie*4enda CONSULT LOCAL LISTINGS FOR TIMES. WCIV-TV • WPDE-TV • WRDW-TV • WOLO-TV CHARLESTON FLORENCE AUGUSTA COLUMBIA

36 1 4fM *TM JfA John Phillips Rod Quick Brian Raber 61 OT-So 36 FB-Jr. 93 MG-Jr

Freshman fullback Tracy Johnson became a starter at Kentucky. Steve Reese JimRiggs OG • Sr gg TE • Jr. 34 SS-Fr

Terrance Roulhac Chuck Sanford Todd Schonhar Jody Sease Ken Setzekorn Rusty Seyle

15 WR-Jr. 71 OG • Jr. 10 QB-Jr I I OG-Jr. 80 TE • So. 19 PK-Fr

David Treadwell 18 PK • So 0^1

QQ Perry Williams AT Ray Williams A r\ Rodney Williams Ov7 CB-Jr HsJ WR-Jr. 10 QB-Fr

37 Be A True Clemson Supporter

"Display Your Clemson Tiger"

Solid Brass — 2 1/3 lbs. r /'/

Mr. Knickerbocker . . . Clemson

Mr. Knickerbocker . . . Greenville Authentic Replica Dilliard's Sporting Goods . . . Anderson Excellent Detail

allow 6-8 weeks for delivery

Clemson Mascots - Dept. FP P O Box 711, Anderson, S C 296 2 2

Please rush my brass Clemson Tiger — $14.95 (plus 75 — 5% tax if S C resident)

Check or Money Order enclosed

Account Number

SHIPPING INFORMATION — PLEASE PRINT — UPS will not deliver to a Post Office Box

Name

Address _

City State Zip

1-=,.

CLEMSON MASCOTS — P. O. Box 711 — Anderson, S. C. 29622

38 Tiger Rookies

Gene Beasley James Coley Gary Cooper

Bob Ferrence Angelo Fox Wayne Harps

Mark Inge Keith Ingram Keith Jennings 1^ life 4. ft 1 Tracy Johnson Joe Keasler Chris Lancaster

ItIfa Dorian Manable Wesley McFadden Earl McLaurin Otis Moore

If Hank Phillips Richard Smith Vince Taylor Jerome Williams

39 0^ r Assistant Coaches mgm

Front Row (L-R): Ally Fuqua, Willie Underwood, John Duncan, Richard Kent, Mike Rose, J.D. Haglan, Steve Shaughnessy and Tim Kelly. Back Row (L-R): Andy Cox, Kevin Gemas, Ruffin McNeill, Boyd Pearson, Richard Butler, David Bennett and Jeff Cruce.

40 Whenyou purchase $215,000 worth ofoffice supplies annually, you need to do it in the most cost-effective means possible.

Russ Conley Assistant Vice President Manager of Purchasing and Supply That's the South Carolina timely inventory National Bank responsibility and control without challenge facing the cost. And all Russ Conley at but eliminates South Carolina expensive, time- National Bank. consuming back- For every day, orders and misfills. across the state, Monday morn- more than 2,300 ing press a "With the help of people depend Purchasing Management button and enter upon his depart- System, we have been your order. Tues- ment for the able to cut delivery time day morning, its from seven days to one. materials and on your desk. In terms of inventory supplies they reduction alone, that What you need. need to respond translates into savings of When you need it. for to their growing $80,000 this year." On time. On target. audience of customers. If you'd like to do something Harper Brothers lent a aboutyour office supplies pur- hand through the introduction chasing, we'd like to show you of Purchasing Management how to press our button. System. A computerized Let's talk. mode of purchasing office supplies that is more time and cost efficient than any- thing else in the market. Systems and Products for Better Business Management Purchasing Management Serving All Major Markets In the Carolinas and Georgia Greenville. South Carolina 29602 System gives you precise, Toll Free 1-800-845-6030: In SC 1-800-922-8820 41 Tough "hoose Piedmont.

People who take flying seriously complain if an airline isn't performing. So you can imagine how proud Piedmont was last year when, according to AirTramportWcM magazine, we received fewer complaints than any other major airline. Its one reason why AirTramportWorld recently named us, of all the worlds airlines, the Airline OfTheYear And a reason why our record against the competition has been so good lately.

42 Stadium Information

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

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

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

WILL CALL: Should you have tickets at the will call window, you will find them at Gate 13.

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

PASS OUT CHECKS: Pass out checks

1 will be available at Gates 1 , 5, 7, 9, 1 , 13, and the top decks. Any person leaving the stadium other than with a team pass must have a pass out check, as well as an admittance stub to be readmitted to the stadium.

EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are lo- cated: South Side - Under Section J; South Top Deck - Under Section E; North Side - Under Section T; North Top Deck - Under Section K. Trained nurses are on hand during the game. Should a doctor be needed, ask any usher, who knows the seat locations of doctors. Ambulances are

1 located at Gates 1 , 5, 8, and 3.

TELEPHONES: Pay telephones are lo- cated at the stadium ticket offices at Gates

1 , 5. 9, 13, and top decks.

PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public address system is intended primarily for - spectators' information concerning the game. in Memorial Stadium umbrellas, folding Booster Buttons $ 1.50 chairs, lounges, food beverage Please do not request the use of the pubic chaise and Wrist Bands $ 2.00 alcoholic bever- address system to make social contacts. containers of any type, Garters $ 2.00 ages, thermos jugs, and ice chests. Pennants $ 2.00 RESTROOMS: Ladies' and mens' rest- Pom-poms $ 1 .50 rooms are located beneath the stands and NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is Cushions $ 5.00 can be reached by exit from any portal. prohibited at an athletic contest in Clem- Stuffed Tiger $10.00 LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or son Memorial Stadium and Littlejohn CONCESSION PRICES found, please report same to Gate 1 infor- Coliseum. Cigarettes $1.25 mation booth. Candy $ .50 CONCESSION STANDS: Concession stands SOUVENIR PRICES Gum $ .40 5.00 .40 are located beneath all stands and can be Visors $ Crackers $ reached by exit from any portal. A conces- Mesh Caps $ 7.00 Peanuts $ .40 8.00 Drinks (cold) $1.00 sion price list is published on this page. Nylon Caps $ Men's T-Shirts $ 8.00 Coffee $ .75 EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls Boy's T-Shirls $ 7.00 Nachos $1.50 are received in the Security Booth. The Sweatshirt $15.00 Hot Dog $ .75 emergency number is 656-2999 Hooded Sweat Shirt $20 00 Popcorn $1.00 NOTE: The following items are prohibited Preppie Sweat Shirt $1 5 00 Natural Frozen Fruit Bar $1 .25

43 CLEMSON ^4? NETWORK STATIONS

WAKN, Aiken • WDOG, Allendale WANS, Anderson • WWBD, Bamberg Denmark WBAW, Barnwell WBLR, Batesburg WGCQ, Beaufort WBSC, Bennetsville

WAGS, Bishopville WCCG/WPUB, Camden

WKCN, Charleston Mt. Pleasant • WDZK, Chester WCRE, Cheraw WCCP, Clemson WCOS, Columbia WIS, Columbia WLAT, Conway

WDAR, Darlington

WDSC, Dillon WJMX, Florence WEAC, Gaffney •

WFBC, Greenville •

WFBC FM, Greenville • WSCZ, Greenwood • WGTN, Georgetown WHBC, Hampton

Hartsville 1985 WHSC,

WHHR, Hilton Head WRIX, Honea Path Clemson WJES, Johnston WDKD, Kmgstree WJOT/WGFG, Lake City Radio Network WLCM, Lancaster • WWWA, Langley A Broadcast Division of WYMB, Manning WFBC AM • FM WKXS, Marion WLVW, Moncks Corner

WMYB, Myrtle Beach • WKMG, Newberry WORG, Orangeburg More than 3,000,000 people, the entire population WRHI, Rock Hill of The State of South Carolina plus thousands in WSNW/WBFM, Seneca neighboring states can hear Clemson football over • WKDY, Spartanburg more than fifty local radio stations that make up the WSSC, Sumter Clemson Radio Network . . . Many of which also • WBBR, Travelers Rest carry the pre-game tailgate show, post game fifth WBCU, Union quarter final scores show and the daily Danny WALD. Walterboro Ford Show. WGOG, Walhalla • WCKM. Winnsboro

WYAK, Surtside Beach

OUT OF STATE STATIONS (carrying one or more games)

WLET, Toccoa, GA

WTNC, Thomasville, NC

WAKS, Fuquay Varina, NC WWAM, Savannah, GA WEWO, Laurmburg, NC

WCAB, Ruthertordton, NC •

WCGC, Belmont, NC

WHCH, Forest City, NC

WKSM, Tabor City, NC WANV, Waynesboro, VA WSRC. Durham, NC

WSIC, Statesville, NC

WCSL, Cherryville, NC

TYN. Tryon, NC • WADA, Shelby, NC

WCLB, Camilla, GA

44 The Clemson Loyalty Fund making this moment possible

The role Clemson Alumni and Friends play in helping make this moment possible at Clemson

University is one of the greatest investments you can make in America's future.

The Clemson Loyalty Fund . . . it's the way you can become a stockholder of this enterprise. If you care for Clemson, no matter if you never attended a class here, we invite you to become a partner with us. Make a gift to Clemson this year and every year. It's an

investment that keeps on giving. The Loyalty Fund . . . working for Clemson every day.

45 SMITH © WATERS INC. Serving Georgia - North Carolina - South Carolina

• DEPENDABLE MOTOR CARRIER SERVICE • DIRECT SERVICE TO ALL POINTS • CLASS RATE DISCOUNTS

HOME OFFICE P.O. BOX 570 WARE SHOALS, S.C. 29692

WARE SHOALS 803-456-4239 ANDERSON 803-225-5448 GREENVILLE 803-232-6696 JOHNSTON 803-275-2050

Calvin Summey Buddy Summey

tK lUMBER^RD inc.

The Home Aid People" II

Hardwoods and Building Supplies Hardwood Plywood 'e> rriaJce Acu<{/ tci Framing Lumber Oak Mahogany Plywood Poplar Redwood Treated Lumber Maple Cedar Paint Cherry Cypress Tools Walnut Ponderosa Plumbing Basswood Furniture Pine each axde* . Electrical Doors - Windows Cut to order Moulding wood parts for industry OPEN ALL DAY SA TCJRDA Y

PHONE 803/288-4341 P.O. BOX 7 MAIN STREET MAULDIN, S.C. 29662

46 Drafting Room Furniture

Hamilton drafting tables, files and drafting chairs. Together they bring about Hamilton Drafting

Systems - a concept that can increase your drafting productivity and make your drafting rooms as beautiful as they are functional. Step into the world of Hamilton Drafting Systems

at Piedmont Printmakers - your full service drafting and engineering supply company.

Piedmont Printmakers & Supply Corporation Spartan Blueprinters, Inc.

1815 Gervais St.. Columbia, S C 29202 657 N. Church St.. Spartanburg. S C. 29303 803-254-6295/1-800-922-5522 803-585-8388

Piedmont Printmakers & Supply Co.. Inc. Arco Blueprinters, Inc.

Greenville, 353 W McBee Ave . S C 29602 524 McDowell St., Asheville. N C. 28802 8C3-233-5371 /1 -800-922-8468 SCWATS 704-254-9536 v. Other 1-800-845-1550

47 WHEN TIMING IS CRITICAL...

As the region's ^diagnosis and treatment DCArU preeminent of cardiovascular problems, KCAvH referral center and the Life Reach helicopter is for patients with cardiovascular a reflection of our dedication to disease, Providence Heart Insti- that goal. tute in Columbia treats We are committed to offering the patients from across most up-to-date diagnostic and South Carolina. therapeutic services... with an

And when a expert medical staff.. .using the heart problem very latest techniques and

needs immediate atten- equipment.. .in the finest facil-

tion, our Life Reach helicopter ities. Providence Heart Insti- can get a patient to us rapidly tute also has a commitment and safely. to research into the best The helicopter gar methods of treating and

is fully staffed and I I preventing card io- equipped for critical liXl^l vascular disease. D ,B— care — and it can take Br~ *4 T Our states community

off within 5 minutes of BCS^ 1 I k >s| >it ils are able to take a call to our Emergency M care of almost any illness Room. At 150 miles an ^ you'll ever have. But it's hour, the Life Reach crew 1 good to know that when can reach any hospital in South Carolina specialized cardiovas- in under an hour — often in only minutes. \ cular services are needed to com- On the trip back, the medical team on plement those at primary care facili-

the helicopter is in communication with ties, Providence is

doctors at Providence. available. And it's re- Heart disease touches almost every assuring, too, to have

family in South Carolina. The Providence . Life Reach Rapid Trans-

Heart Institute was created to provide /VA/V- port standing by— the highest quality services for the when timing is critical.

Providence Hospital, 2435 Forest Drive, Columbia, S C

48 KODEL,THE FIBER THAT PUTS THE YES IN POLYESTER. STEDMAN SAYS YES TO KODEL

On any field of play, Stedman wears well on America.

Here, our fans sport raglan sleeve jersey t-shirts.

Dad's is shown over a mesh short lined with a soft |ersey.

All fabrics are blends of Kodel polyester and cotton.

And because they're made with Kodel, the fresh look lasts. At fine sporting goods departments and stores.

© 1985 Eastman Kodak Company

of Kodak Company, AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK. NY 10036 EASTMAN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS. INC . a subsidiary Eastman 1133 not make fabrics or consumer textile products and therefore makes no warranties with respect to such products KODEL is Eastman s trademark for its polyester fiber Eastman does 49 .70

fy u.s>- TEXTILE WEEK

This year's Textile Bowl is one of the highlights of National Textile Week, which is observed annually to focus attention on one of the nation's most important industries. While Clemson University and North Carolina State University have long been rivals on the football field, today's game is only the fifth to be designated as the Textile Bowl. A silver bowl is presented to the winning team which keeps it until next year's game. Clemson has been victorious in the four previous games. The two institutions have played important roles in the growth of the textile industry in the Carolinas. Leaders in textile education since the 1890's, they are today among only 12 universities in the nation offering a full range of textile degree programs, from bachelor to doctoral. Together Clemson and North Carolina State have produced over 10,000 graduates highly trained for lucrative and rewarding careers in this diverse field. Dean of the School of Textiles at North Carolina State is Dame S. Hamby. Dr. Ryan Amacher is dean of the College of Commerce and Industry at Clemson and Dr. Ed Vaughn heads the School of Textiles. They are attending today's game along with industry leaders from throughout the Carolinas. Graduates from these two fine schools, plus others, have helped make the American textile industry the most productive in the world with annual increases exceeding four percent. The industry is rapidly moving ahead — state of the art manufacturing technology featuring computers, lasers, and robotics is fast becoming commonplace. Marketing strategies now emphasize the quality and value of American-made products through the "Crafted With Pride in USA" program. As this country's first major industry, textiles is building its future by adding the strength of that heritage to modern and efficient management practices. Today's Textile Bowl and this year's Textile Week Observance reaffirm the industry's preeminent position among the nation's industrial resources.

It matters now more than ever. TEXTILE BOWL

CLEMSON vs NORTH CAROLINA STATE

\\ % ft li^V

The Textile Bowl matches up two great universities in Carolina produce almost half of America's textiles and the Carolinas, North Carolina State and Clemson. Each is provide good joP opportunities in a modern environment nationally recognized for outstanding athletics as well as for today's young men and women. programs in textile education and training. The Carolina The textile industry is also proud of its reputation as a textile industry is proud of Poth of these fine schools, good Carolina citizen. Much needed tax dollars, grants to their faculty, their students and their alumni, many of the arts, hospitals, liPraries and human service organiza- whom currently serve the industry in various management tions as well as higher education are indicative of its capacities. sense of corporate responsiPility.

The industry is not only committed to higher education Textiles and the Carolinas. .. partners for Petter in Poth states Put also to a Petter way of life for its many products and a Petter way of life for everyone. employeesandtheirfamilies. The plants in Northand South

X3

7/ V u.5>" PRE-GAME CEREMONY

C. Hunter Gallman. President, Edward P Schrum, President, South Carolina Textile Manufacturers North Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association will present a $1,000 Association will present a $1,000 scholarship to the School of Textiles, scholarship to the School of Textiles, Clemson University. North Carolina State

The Textile Bowl trophy was donated by Textile Hall Corporation some

We'd like to solute the entire sports program of Clemson. And oil the athletes ond coaches who are part of it. We're proud to be Tiger support- ers, and proud to be part of the Clemson community. Visit Wendy's in Clemson on U.S. 1 23 West, and other Wendy's res- taurants in these cities: Anderson Hendersonville, N.C. Asheville, N.C. Lancaster Columbia Lenoir, N.C. Conway Myrtle Beach Gaffney Rock Hill Greenville Spartanburg Greenwood Waynesville, N.C. HHP The copier maker bigger than Xerox

makes a fax faster than ZapMail, £1

—' f I 1 Wi I I a typewriter smarter than an IBM,

and cameras that think of everything. RICOH. We respond. © 1985 Ricoh Corporation, 5 Dednck Place. West Caldwell. NJ 07006 lv Xerox ' and IBM are registered trademarks of Xerox Corp and International Business Machines Corp respectively ZapMail is a registered service mark of Federal Express Corp

53 1 The Tigers

NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP

5 LOTT, JAMES CB 5-11 170 FR HS 1 ANDERSON, RANDY QB 6-5 192 SO SQ Brown HS, Boswell, Kannapolis, Broome HS, Dalton Rivers, Cowpens, SC Bob NC 86 BACON, BRUCE WR 6-2 190 SR SQ 51 LYTTON, JEFF C 6-3 255 SR 2VL Richland Northeast HS, Deane Fowble, Columbia. SC Moeller HS. Gerry Faust. Blue Ash. OH 60 BAK, JEFF OG 6-2 251 FR RS 12 MACK, TERENCE BAN 6-3 230 JR 2VL Winnsboro Atkerson Winnsboro Danen HS, Jim Girrard, Darien. CT HS Ken SC 27 BEASLEY GENE SS 6-0 192 FR HS 69 MANN, WES OG 6-5 270 SR 2VL Robert E Lee HS, Corky Rogers, Jacksonville, FL Booker T Washington HS, Leon Jamison, Atlanta. GA RPRI IM QTPVF 24 MASSEY GARY WR 6-2 180 JR SQ 76 DPrtLI IN , o 1 lVC U 1 6-5 265 SR 2VL Pendleton HS, Preston France, Bethel Park HS, Bob King, Bethel Park, PA Cox, La SC 6-6 7 QHY PADI r\K\ oocc 5-11 200 JR 1VL 96 MCCULLOUGH, RICHARD DT 250 FR RS Lons HS, Allen McNeil, Loris, SC Franklin HS, Fred Roll, Walhalla. SC 5-10 3 RHVPR QHFI TDM VA/Rvv n 6-2 185 JR 2VL 97 McCURRY TOM DE 205 JR SQ Summerville McKissick Summerville West Charlotte HS, Bruce Hardin, Charlotte, NC HS John SC cc 6-0 2 tJnMUY, r\pVIIN ro 5-11 196 SO 1VL 31 MCFADDEN, WESLEY CB 190 FR HS Lewisville Wallace Douglass HS. Charles Brannon, Clarkston, GA HS Jimmy Chester SC 64 6-2 242 SR SQ 74 MCKENNY PAT MG 6-3 245 FR RS Saluda HS. Joe Steadman, Saluda, SC Robert E Lee HS, Corky Rogers. Jacksonville. FL DDH\A/MIMr CCHAQTIAM r*R 84 MEADOWS, DWAYNE DT 6-4 250 SO 1VL 41 DnUvvlNlNo, oCdAo 1 IAIN 5-11 182 JR 1VL Spartanburg HS Fred Kyzer Spartanburg Lithonia HS, Phil Knight, Lithonia. GA SC 87 MILTON, ELDRIDGE LB 6-3 235 3VL 90 DnUINOL'IN, LMWrlPINV-'C DCnc 6-2 230 SO 1VL SR Charlton County HS David Stepson Folkston GA Lake View HS, Bill Pate, Lake View, SC 6-0 ri iptpim niPWAnn 1 R 6 NEWELL, ANDY P 190 SR SQ 98 DUn I kjw, niv_/riMnu LD 5-10 220 SR 1VL Hemingway HS Joe Lee Hemingway SC Hillcrest HS, Andy Jones. Simpsonville, SC 6-2 40 PARTFR HFMRV rPRD 6-3 230 SO 1VL 53 NIX, ERIC C 255 JR 1 VL TL Hanna HS Jim Fraser Anderson, SC Hunter Huss HS, Tom Merritt, Gastonia, NC r*UAPMAM PHRRIC 6-7 78 NUNAMACHER, JEFF OG 6-4 280 FR RS 62 Uhnr IVIMlN , rtVJDDIC 255 SO SQ Somerville HS Jerry Moore Somerville NJ Broome HS, Dalton Rivers, Spartanburg, SC puARi FCTPlM PAT \A/R 30 OTORUBIO, ADUBARIE PK 5-10 150 SR 8 UnMnLCO 1 vJIN, rn 1 VV n 6-0 180 JR 2VL Lagos, Nigeria East Rowan HS, C M Yates. Granite Quarry, NC 6-2 79 ruA\/ni iq RAVMriMn IVIO 6-5 290 FR RS 29 PARKS, TERRANCE CB 195 FR HS Central HS Ronnie Burchfield, Carolton Silver Bluff HS Clayton Chriswell Aiken SC GA 89 PEARMAN, DAN TE 6-2 230 SO SQ 1 CINIERO, GEOFF FS 5-9 172 JR SQ Independence HS. Allen Sitterle, Charlotte, Centennial HS, Carl Perkins, Columbia, MD NC 88 COLEY JAMES TE 6-6 217 FR HS 91 PERRY MICHAEL DEAN DT 6-2 255 SO 1 VL South Aiken HS, Gary Smaller. Aiken, Lee HS, Corky Rogers, Jacksonville, FL SC 25 COOPER, GARY WR 6-4 185 FR HS 72 PETERSON, JON C 6-5 256 SO SQ Duluth Cecil Morris, Duluth, Ambndge HS, Frank Antonini, Ambndge, PA HS, GA 95 CURTIS. RODNEY DE 6-4 215 FR HS 50 PHILLIPS, HANK C 6-5 225 FR HS Mitchell County Leland Riddle, Spruce Pine. NC Trueten County HS, Jim Bailey, Soperton, GA HS 32 DANFORTH, KENNY SS 6-1 190 SR 2VL 61 PHILLIPS, JOHN OT 6-5 245 SO 1 VL Mitchell HS Rusty Coggins Spruce Pine, Aiken HS, Eddie Buck, Aiken, SC NC 38 DAWSON, ERIC DE 6-2 225 SR SQ 36 QUICK, ROD FB 6-3 230 JR 2VL North Charleston HS, Jack Bunch, Charleston, SC Westside HS, Bill Swinger, Anderson, SC 70 DelULIIS, FRANK OT 6-6 265 FR RS 93 RABER, BRIAN MG 6-4 247 JR 2VL Larry White Penn Hills HS, Roy Kasmaikis. Pittsburgh, PA Lumpkin HS Dahlonega GA 85 DRAG, MARK MG 6-4 255 FR RS 63 REESE, STEVE OG 6-3 270 SR 3VL West Mecklenburg HS. Jim Hambucher, Charlotte, NC Thomson HS Bill Reese Thomson, GA 6-5 21 DRIVER, STACEY TB 5-8 185 SR 3VL 99 RIGGS, JIM TE 245 JR 2VL Scotland Mike Dubis Laurinburg NC Griffin HS, Lloyd Bohannon, Griffin. GA HS 6-3 9 EARLE, JAMES BAN 6-5 215 SO 1VL 34 RIGGS, MATT SS 200 FR RS Scotland HS Mike Dubis Laurinburg NC Easley HS. Larry Bagwell, Easley, SC 64 ENZOR, SCOTT LB 6-0 214 SO SQ 15 ROULHAC, TERRANCE WR 6-0 195 JR 2VL William M Raines HS Freddie Stephens, Jacksonvi le, FL Floyds HS, Rusty Holt. Green Sea. SC 6-5 33 FLAGLER. TERRENCE TB 6-1 200 JR 2VL 71 SANFORD, CHUCK OG 264 JR 2VL Fernandina Beach HS, Donnie Braddock, Fernandina Beach, FL Enka HS Danny Shook Candler, NC 48 FLOWERS, KENNY TB 6-0 210 JR 2VL 10 SCHONHAR, TODD QB 6-0 190 JR SQ Easley HS, Larry Bagwell, Easley, Spruce Creek HS, Terry Manfredi, Daytona Beach. FL SC 17 GETTYS, MARK PK 6-0 182 JR SQ 77 SEASE, JODY OG 6-3 250 JR 1 VL Salem HS Wallace Thompson Salem VA Daniel HS. Dick Singleton, Clemson, SC 6-4 1 37 GILSTRAR CLAY BAN 6-1 188 SO SQ 80 SETZEKORN, KEN TE 231 SO VL Sprayberry HS John Paty Kennesaw, GA Campbell HS, John Allison, Smyrna, GA 83 GRANGER, TY OT 6-7 255 FR RS 19 SEYLE, RUSTY PK 6-1 175 FR SQ Calvary HS Dennis Roddenberry, Savannah, GA Pickens HS. Bill Isaacs, Easley, SC 44 GRIFFIN, STEVE CB 5-10 185 JR 2VL 43 SMITH, GEORGE FB 6-1 230 JR TR Coffee County Bonwell Royal, Douglas. GA South Mecklenburg, James Seacord. Charlotte. NC HS 6-0 35 HALL, DELTON CB 6-1 195 JR 2VL 28 SMITH, RICHARD FS 195 FR HS Hancock Central HS John Flen Sparta, GA Gnmsley HS, Dick Knox. Greensboro. NC 6-0 Jr 1 VL 59 HAMMOND, BRIAN C 6-1 227 FR HS 52 SPRY DAVID C 240 Lee County HS Paul Gay Sanford NC Spartanburg HS. Fred Kyzer, Spartanburg, SC 6-3 285 SQ 68 HARPER, J.C. OT 6-4 265 FR RS 65 STEPHENS, TONY OT SO Walterboro HS Gyles Hall Walterboro. SC Daniel HS, Dick Singleton, Clemson, SC 6-1 217 FR 16 HARPS, WAYNE FS 6-3 190 FR HS 58 TAYLOR, VINCE LB HS Clearwater HS Tom Bostic Clearwater, FL Griffin HS, Lloyd Bohannon, Griffin, GA 67 HAYNES, JOEY OG 6-6 235 FR RS 18 TREADWELL, DAVID PK 6-0 165 SO SQ Bolles HS Jacksonville FL East Henderson HS. Roy Carter, Hendersonville. NC 6-1 1 VL 14 HAYNES, NORMAN SS 5-11 200 FR RS 47 WALKER, DUANE LB 215 SO Forest Park Marcus Trivette, Forest Park, GA Cedar Shoals HS, John Waters, Athens, GA HS 6-2 215 2VL 26 HOOPER, RICARDO WR 5-9 171 FR SQ 55 WALLS, HENRY LB JR Central Davidson HS Kevin Firguin, Southmont, NC Fulton HS, Willie Hunter, Atlanta, GA 22 ISAACS, MIKE SS 5-11 180 SR 2VL 73 WATSON, JOHN OT 6-4 255 JR SQ Bamberg-Erhardt HS. Leon Maxwell, Bamberg, SC Pickens HS, Bill Isaacs. Pickens, SC 6-4 2VL 54 JANSEN, JOHN OG 6-5 241 SO 1VL 57 WILLIAMS, KEITH LB 240 JR St. Matthews HS, Otis Culclasure. Swansea. SC Heritage HS, Danny Blue, Conyers. GA 46 JENNINGS, KEITH WR 6-4 218 FR HS 94 WILLIAMS, PAT DT 6-6 265 FR RS Lincoln County HS. Larry Campbell. Lincolnton. GA Summerville HS, John McKissick, Summerville, SC WILLIAMS, CB 6-2 200 JR 2VL 23 JOHNSON, A.J. FS 5-10 190 JR 1VL 39 PERRY St. Matthews HS, Danny Wiseman, Adairsville, GA Berkeley HS, Gerald Moody, Moncks Corner, SC 5-9 177 JR 2VL 42 JOHNSON, TRACY FB 6-1 215 FR HS 45 WILLIAMS, RAY WR Reid Ross HS, John Daskal. Fayefteville, NC Brown HS. Bob Boswell. Kannapolis. NC 6-2 FR RS 92 JOLLAY, MIKE LB 6-2 215 JR SQ 13 WILLIAMS, RODNEY QB 200 Irmo HS, Joe Turbeville, Columbia, SC Shamrock HS, John Wells, Tucker, GA 5-10 FR 82 KLUTZ, QUINTIN DE 6-4 221 SO SQ 20 WOOLFORD, DONNELL CB 190 HS Douglass Byrd HS, Bob Paroli, Fayetteville, NC A.L Brown HS, Bob Boswell. Kannapolis, NC 49 LANCASTER, CHRIS FB 6-1 224 FR HS Riverside Academy, Errol Bisso, Mableton, GA

54 THE BALLENGER group INC.

Chances are the Ballenger Group has touched your life. R////_D/A/Gw A w n jh^ugh the highways you ride on. The electricity you turn on. DC I I ITO 7"/?e airports you leave. The buildings you enter. The water you drink. DC I I Cffl 7^e bridges you cross. For over one-half century, the Ballenger Group Tf\hMf\DDf\\l[/ has served community needs in the southeast. I ^Jiwi^Jfiiw^Jww Ballenger continues to bring innovation and "firsts" in THn/IV construction to our area's I \JUM J largest projects. We re proud to be building your future.

bllenger GROUP, INC. ASHMORE

BROTHERS Corporate Headquarters • Greenville, SC Highway and commer- Let us start building your future today. cial asphalt paving and Call Danny Schaaf at 803/244-5112. drainage systems. BALLENGER BALLENGER WATER SYSTEMS CONSTRUCTION ] COMPANY Constructors of water COMPANY and waste treatment General contractors for facilities. industrial, commercial and institutional facilities.

BALLENGER INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL UTILITY SERVICES BALLENGER TECHNOLOGIES Maintenance services, GROUP, INC. development and HIGHWAY/ unique implementation of HEAVY Providing maintenance manage- benefits of privatization ment systems. COMPANY for public and private clients. Highways, airport runways, and dams. When CLEMSON Has The Ball

CLEMSON OFFENSE N. C. STATE DEFENSE 99 Jim Riggs TE 88 Don Herron OLB 73 John Watson bT 90 Raymond Phillips DE 63 Steve Reese LG 58 Kent Winstead T 53 Eric Nix C 69 Grady Harris T 61 John Phillips RG 91 Reggie Singletary DE 69 Wes Mann RT 48 Mark Franklin OLB 15 Terrance Roulhac WR 34 Kelvin Crooms ILB 13 Rodney Williams QB 89 Albert Miller ILB 48 Kenny Flowers TB 5 Derrick Miller LC 43 George Smith FB 8 Michael Bowser S 45 Ray Williams FLK 21 Nelson Jones RC 18 David Treadwell PK 15 Craig Salmon P

16 Wayne Harps FS 36 Rod Quick FB 57 Keith Williams LB 79 Raymond Chavous .... THE TIGERS 17MarkGettys PK 37 Clay Gilstrap BAN 58 Vmce Taylor LB 80 Ken Setzekorn 18 David Treadwell PK 38 Eric Dawson DE 59 Brian Hammond C 82 Quinton Klutz 19 Rusty Seyle PK 39 Perry Williams CB 60JeffBak OG 83 Ty Granger 20 Donnell Woolford CB 40 Henry Carter FB 61 John Phillips OT 84 Dwayne Meadows 21 Stacey Driver TB 41 Sebastian Browning CB 62 Robbie Chapman C 85 Mark Drag 1 Randy Anderson QB 22 Mike Isaacs SS 42 Tracy Johnson FB 63 Steve Reese OG 86 Bruce Bacon 2 Kevin Brady CB 23 A. J. Johnson FS 43 George Smith FB 64 Glen Brickley C 87 Eldndge Milton 3 Shelton Boyer WR 24GaryMassey WR 44 Steve Griff - CB 65 Tony Stephens OT 88 James Coley 5 James Loft CB 25 Gary Cooper WR 45 Ray Williams WR 67 Joey Haynes ... OG 89 Dan Pearman 6 Andy Newell P 26 Ricardo Hooper WR 46 Keith Jennings WR 68 J. C. Harper DT 90 Lawrence Brunson 7 Carton Box SS 27 Gene Beasley SS 47 Duane Walker LB 69 Wes Mann OG 91 Michael Dean Perry 8 Pat Charleston WR 28 Richard Smith FS 48 Kenny Flowers TB 70 Frank Delulns OT 92 Mike Jollay 9 James Earle BAN 29 Terrance Parks CB 49 Chris Lancaster FB 71 Chuck Sanford OG 93 Brian Raber 10ToddSchonhar QB 30 Adubane Otorubio PK 50 Hank Phillips C 72 Jon Peterson C 94 Pat Williams 11 Geoff Ciniero FS 31 Wesley McFadden CB 51 Jeff Lytton C 73 John Walson OT 95 Rodney Curtis E

1 Terence David 2 Mack BAN 32 Kenny Danforth . . , SS 52 Spry S 74PatMcKenny MG 96 Richard McCullough 13 Rodney Williams QB 33 Terrence Flagler TB 53 Eric Nix C 76 Steve Berlin DT 97TomMcCurry 14 Norman Haynes SS 34 Matt Riggs SS 54 JohnJansen OG 77JodySease OG 98 Richard Burton

15 Terrance Roulhac ... . WR 35 Delton Hall CB 55 Henry Walls LB 78 Jeff Nunamacher OG 99 Jim Riggs When N. C. STATE Has The Ball

N. C. STATE OFFENSE CLEMSON DEFENSE 16 Danny Peebles SE 91 Michael Dean Perry LE

75 Bill Leach LT 76 Steve Berlin LT 65 John Inman LG 93 Brian Raber MG 74 Jeff Hojnacki C 84 Dwayne Meadows RT

61 Ron Kosor RG 1 2 Terence Mack BAN 71 Joe Milinichik RT 55 Henry Walls SLB 84 Ralph Britt TE 57 Keith Williams WLB 12 Erik Kramer QB 39 Perry Williams LC 33 Rickey Isom FB 35 Delton Hall RC 44 Vince Evans RB 32 Kenny Danforth SS 19 Phil Brothers FLK 23 A.J. Johnson FS 31 Kelly Hollodick PK 6 Andy Newell P

N. C. STATE

1 Mack Jones FL 20 Torrence Casey OLB 42 Chns Wright OLB 61 Ron Kosor C 81 Harry Lee Burrus TE 2 Eugene Peters DB 21 Nelson Jones DB 43 Milton Kimbrough SE 62 Lenny Schultz G 83 William Hairston DE 3 Mark Smith DB 21 Terrence Matthews SE 44 Vince Evans RB 64 Brian Bulluck DE 84 Ralph Britt TE 4 Fred Stone FB 22 Frank Harris RB 45 Jerome Staton RB 65 John Inman G 85 Kenzo Crockett DE 5 Derrick Taylor DB 24 Bobby Crumpler OLB 47 SE 67 Larry Burnette G 86 John Davis TE 8 Michael Bowser DB 25 Roger Smoot RB 48 Mark Franklin OLB 68 Jeff Strum G 87 Sterling Quash DE 9 MikeCofer K 26 JeffGethers DB 49 Dwight Frazier FL 69 Grady Harris DT 88 Don Herron OLB 10 BobGuidice QB 27 Keith Young DB 50 PatTeague ILB 70 Marty Jacumin DL 89 Albert Miller ILB 11 Bryan Carter K 29 Ricky Morris DB 51 Joey Page T 71 JoeMilinchik T 90 Raymond Phillips DE 12 Erik Kramer QB 30 Bobby Bowens FB 52 Chris Allen ILB 74 JeffHoinacki C 91 Reggie Singletary DE 13 Scott Wilson QB 31 Kelly Hollodick K 54 Steve Rankin DT 75 Bill Leach T 92 Greg Hams DE 14 John Heinle QB 32 Mike Miller FB 55 Chuck Massaro C 76 Lance Hammond T 93 Michael Brooks OLB 15 Craig Salmon P/K 33 Ricky Isom FB 56 Scott Auer ILB 77 Robert Brown T 94 Chris Johnson OLB 16 Danny Peebles SE 34 Kelvin Crooms ILB 58 Kent Winstead DT 78 Johnny Smith G 95 Dillard Andrews ILB 17 Nasrallah Worthen FL 35 Steve Salley RB 59 EricKling DT 79 Brock Miller T 98 John Adleta DT 19 Phil Brothers FL 41 JohnSpirek ILB 60 GusPurcell C 80 Dennis Driggms TE 99 Sandy Kea DT

When only one taste will do. !" trade-marks of The Coca-Cola Company. © 1985 The Coca-Cola Company. "Coca-Cola;' "Coke;' and "Coke is it are registered

56

. RCA "Small Wonder99

CLC020 Color Video Camera

& Solid state MOS image $ Constant automatic white sensor balance $ Infrared auto focus $ Remote pause control system with quick review

m' Electronic viewfinder with '<%> Automatic iris adjustable diopter %l Built-in microphone $ f1.2—6:1 lens with power zoom

$ Optional titler

5& Macro focus RCA SelectaVision

VLP900 Convertible Video Cassette Recorder

«' Converts instantly from table model VCR to portable unit ncji Hi Programming by remote control with on-screen instructions 1^

i£l Up to one year, 8-event programmer «l Automatic tracking control %i Five-head video system with "field still" special effects *i New Express recording (XPR)

mi On-screen display of time, channel, tape counter, date

1i* Sound-on-sound audio dub %i Direct camera input RCA ColorTrak Television FLR530R

mi NEW 20"diagonal square picture tube $ Digital Command Center remote control

i» On-screen time and channel number display

Multi-band quartz crystal tuning

Automatic program setting

Us Super AccuFilter 110° COTY picture tube

mi Unitized XtendedLife chassis

tft Automatic picture control systems

k% High-compliance audio system wsih stereo adapter jack

iness control Us Visit any local RCA dealer .nd UHF antennas for a demonstration

Southco Sales Corporation/Atlanta 11

N. C. STATE ROSTER

NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL

98 Adleta, John DT 6-4 260 SO 94 Johnson, Chris OLB 6-0 187 SO Hurst HS, Loveland. Ohio E. Carteret HS. Beautort. N C

52 Allen, Chris ILB 6-1 229 SO 1 Jones, Mack FL 5-9 168 JR Marysville HS, Marysville, Ohio Page HS, Greensboro, N.C. 95 Andrews, Dillard ILB 6-1 233 SR 21 Jones, Nelson Ud 6-1 194 bn Broughton HS, Raleigh, N C Woodbury HS. Woodbury. N J 56 Auer, Scott ILB 6-2 224 SO 99 Kea, Sandy DT 6-0 244 JR A, C, Reynolds HS, Fairview, N.C. Clinton HS. Clinton, N.C. 30 Bowens, Bobby FB 6-1 235 SO 43 Kimbrough. Milton SE 6-0 182 JR A C Reynolds HS. Asheville, N.C. Elsworth CC, Cincinnati. Ohio 8 Bowser, Michael DB 6-0 195 SR 59 Kling, Eric DT 6-3 235 JR Plymouth HS, Plymouth, N C Havelock HS, Havelock, N C 84 Britt, Ralph TE 6-3 235 JR 61 Kosor, Ron C 6-2 260 SR North Duplin HS, Mt. Olive, N.C. Greensburg CC, Ruffsdale, Pa. 19 Brothers, Phil FL 6-0 187 SR 12 Kramer, Erik QB 6-1 194 JR Frank Cox HS. Virginia Beach, Va. Pierce JC. Conoga Park. Cal. 93 Brooks, Michael OLB 5-11 185 FR 75 Leach, Bill T 6-4 275 SR Page HS. Greensboro, N C Perry Hall HS, Baltimore, Md. 77 Brown. Robert T 6-2 260 FR 55 Massaro, Chuck DT 6-1 253 SO Warwick HS. Newport News. Va. Haddon Hgts HS, Barrmgton. N.J. 64 Bulluck, Brian DE 6-3 233 JR 46 Mercer, Leslie FB 5-8 226 SR E. E. Smith HS, Fayetteville, N.C Rocky Mount HS. Rocky Mount, N C 67 Burnette, Larry G 6-4 255 SR 71 Milinichik, Joe T 6-5 302 SR Garner HS, Raleigh, N.C. Emmaus HS, Macungie, Pa 81 Burrus, Harry Lee TE 6-1 228 SO 89 Miller, Albert ILB 5-1 225 JR Matlamuskeet HS, Belhaven. N.C. R-S Central HS, Spindale, N C 11 Carter, Bryan K 5-8 157 FR 79 Miller. Brock T 6-8 279 SO Gnmsley HS, Greensboro, N C Trinity HS. Washington, Pa, 20 Casey, Torrence OLB 6-2 200 SO 32 Miller, Mike FB 6-0 210 SR Myers Park HS, Charlotte, N C Page HS. Greensboro, N C. 9 Cofer, Mike K 6-1 191 SR 29 Morris, Ricky DB 6-0 182 SR C. C Day HS, Charlotte, N.C Wilson HS. North Charleston, S.C. 41 Crite, Mai RB 5-11 207 SO 51 Page, Joey T 6-3 275 JR Brevard HS. Brevard, N.C. Flke HS, Wilson, N.C 85 Crockett, Kenzo DE 6-4 207 SO 16 Peebles, Danny SE 5-1 166 SO Maury HS. Norfolk, Va Broughton HS. Raleigh, N C 34 Crooms, Kelvin ILB 5-10 214 SR 2 Peters. Eugene DB 5-11 187 SO S. Mecklenburg HS, Charlotte, N.C Canon McMillon HS. Canonsburg, Pa. 24 Crumpler, Bobby OLB 5-10 188 JR 90 Phillips, Raymond DE 6-4 249 SR Hobbton HS. Newton Grove, N.C. N Mecklenburg HS, Huntersville, N C 86 Davis, John TE 6-1 218 SR 60 Purcell, Gus C 6-0 193 JR Randleman HS. Randleman, N.C. Scotland County HS, Laurinburg, N C. 80 Driggins, Dennis TE 6-2 228 FR 87 Quash, Sterling DE 6-4 228 SO Collinwood HS. Cleveland, Ohio Caroline County HS. Hanover, Va. 44 Evans, Vince RB 5-10 210 SR 54 Rankin, Steve DT 6-2 280 JR Pine Forest HS. Fayetteville. N.C. Albemarle HS. Albemarle. N C 48 Franklin, Mark OLB 5-10 222 SR 35 Salley, Steve RB 5-11 201 SO Chrisiiansburg HS, Chnstiansburg. Va. Douglas Byrd HS. Fayetteville. N C. 49 Frazier, Dwight FL 5-7 155 FR 15 Salmon, Craig P K 6-3 210 JR Winter HavenHS. Winter Haven Fla. Sanderson HS, Raleigh, N.C 26 Gethers, Jeff DB 5-10 181 SR 62 Schultz, Lenny G 6-2 255 JR Cross HS. Cross. S C. James Madison HS. Vienna, Va. 10 Guidice, Bob QB 6-0 204 SR 91 Singletary, Reggie DE 6-4 255 SR Phoenix JC, Phoenix, Ariz W. Columbus HS. Whiteville, N.C. 83 Hairston, William DE 6-4 214 SO 78 Smith, Johnny G 6-4 265 SR Mt. Airy HS. Mt. Airy. N.C. R-S Central HS, Spindale. N C 76 Hammond, Lance T 6-4 248 FR 3 Smith, Mark DB 6-3 203 JR Jefferson HS, Jefferson, Ohio A.L Brown HS. Kannapolis. N.C. 22 Harris, Frank RB 6-1 196 JR 20 Smoot, Roger RB 5-10 185 FR Snow JC, Hampton, Va Davie HS. Mocksville N C 69 Harris, Grady DT 6-3 274 SO 45 Staton, Jerome RB 5-1 194 FR Woodward HS, Cincinnati, Ohio S.W. Edgecombe HS, Pinetops, N C. 92 Harris, Greg DE 6-5 216 SO 4 Stone, Fred FB 5-11 248 FR Hampton HS. Hampton, Va St, Josephs HS, Richland, N.J. 14 Heinle, John QB 6-0 180 JR 68 Strum, Jeff G 6-4 259 JR Golden West CC, Midway City, Cal. Independence HS Charlotte. N.C 88 Herron, Don OLB 6-2 225 SR 5 Taylor, Derrick DB 5-10 188 JR Butler JC. Kansas City. Kan. Charlotte Catholic HS. Chatlotte. N.C. 74 Hoinacki, Jeff C 6-3 256 SO 50 Teague. Pat ILB 6-2 226 SR Shelby HS, Shelby, N.C Sanderson HS. Raleigh, N.C. 31 Hollodick, Kelly K 5-9 167 SR 13 Wilson, Scott QB 6-8 236 JR Cary HS. Cary, N C Amherst HS. Amherst. Mass 65 Inman, John G 6-3 261 JR 58 Winstead, Kent DT 6-2 252 SO E Bladen HS. Elizabethtown N C. Bunn HS, Bunn, N.C 33 Isom, Rickey FB 5-11 225 SR 17 Worthen, Nasrallah FL 5-9 164 SO John Harris HS, Harnsburg, Pa Ribault HS, Jacksonville. Fla. 70 Jacumin, Marty DL 6-4 241 FR 42 Wright, Chris QLB 6-0 204 FR

East Burke HS, Connelly Springs, N.C. Walt Whitman HS. Huntington Sta . N Y 47 Jeffires, Haywood SE 6-2 198 JR 27 Young, Keith DB 5-10 185 SR Page HS, Greensboro. N C South Point HS. Belmont. N.C.

What if the Tigers made their fa- some dental clinics use gradations of may also affect your behavior, says mous run down the hill today wearing blue on their walls to ease patients' Burroughs, citing a study performed uniforms of red and black? Chances fears; and, according to some studies, on some test floor carpeting in an art are you'd be puzzled and confused, when you look at warm hues — such museum. An electronic measuring de- wondering: "What in the heck is going as red, yellow and orange — your vice was installed under carpeting of on here?" blood pressure rises, brain wave activ- two colors — chocolate brown and

In fact, chances are you'd react ity increases, respiration is faster and light beige. The study, he says, re- somewhat differently if your team perspiration is greater. vealed more activity and movement in showed up in ANY other color than Could it be that the bright orange the more heavily saturated area of the the usual "Clemson orange." Re- you see all around you, besides merely chocolate brown carpet. searchers in the science and psychol- serving as a symbol of Clemson's colors, This saturation experiment may help ogy of color say you would be modify- has a tendency to excite your explain why, when you go to buy ing your behavior to reflect the change sensibilities? Clemson memorabilia, you usually find in your team's color scheme. "Perhaps," says Clemson environ- a bright, vivid or highly saturated or-

Color. Can it really affect your mood mental psychologist Jeff Burroughs. ange, rather than the true Clemson and behavior? "There is something called the 'hue- burnt orange. "The bright orange is Studies reported in Science Digest, heat' hypothesis, which holds that definitely more eye-catching," says seem to suggest that it may. For in- warmer colors, such as yellow, orange Burroughs. stance, bubble gum pink rooms have and red, may heighten or arouse the Burroughs warns, however, against been used to calm delinquents and senses." drawing firm conclusions about color criminals in correctional institutions; The "saturation" or intensity of hue research tests. "Such tests are inter- esting," he says, "but there are really too many variables to draw any real conclusions."

Still, color ranks as the number-one most influential factor when we go to make our purchases, whether they be Tiger paraphernalia, clothes or cars.

Frederick T. Simon, a Clemson color

scientist in textiles, says, "Color is

absolutely the first thing that influ- ences your choice of an item. The

image you project can depend in part

on the colors you choose. If you want to project a dynamic image, you choose vivid colors." Simon, a former director of the tex- tile lab at the Good Housekeeping

Institute in New York, says that it is you, the public, who decide color trends. "Stylists determine what's available in color, then the public makes their choices from that." The recent emphasis on color co- ordination in the fashion world and the exciting array of bold, vibrant colors we have to choose from reflect the mood of our nation, says Simon.

"Would 'Clemson Orange' by Any Other Name Be as Sweet?'' Black and white Tiger colors? "With all the vibrant colors we're — Not really. Devout Clemson Tiger fans, when asked what colors this photo suggests, reply seeing now, you could say we're a unequivocably, "orange and white. " Which just goes to show — Tiger fans always know their true colors. rather happy, self-satisfied society."

61 COULD BE THE BEST PASS OF THE GAME.

you ondadnntoMiii./ wtfrf fimjln^ other tX *^^

^''"w111

^ King of bekbs#

ST.LOU&«iS80»ll PREFERRED PERSON

HERE'S HOW TO BUILDTHE COST-MANAGED, EMPLOYEE-SATISFYING BENEFITS PROGRAM.

Competition is growing more ferred provider organization or Com- fierce than ever before, everywhere. panion Healthcare, our health THE ONLY SOURCE You can find competition within maintenance organization. YOU'LL EVER NEED your own company. A battle is raging Companion companies offer To be truly competitive, you need right now between managing costs group, supplemental and dependent a compensation program that offers and building an employee compen- life, disability coverage, pensions, flexibility, cost-managed benefits sation program that attracts and annuities and workers compensa- and employee satisfaction. You need keeps valuable employees. tion. Add payroll deduction plans like the Single Source, Blue Cross/Blue individual homeowners, automobile Shield and Companion. For informa- FROM THE and universal life. tion on any of our products, contact Service-only options include your independent agent or the Blue SINGLE SOURCE third party claims administration, Cross Marketing Division at 803- Now, for the first time, you can cost management and employee 788-3860. build an affordable, cost-managed wellness programs. compensation program for your company using the most innovative TOTAL EMPLOYEE THE SINGLE SOURCE. insurance and financial products available today-all from one source, FLEXIBILITY Blue Cross the single source, Blue Cross/Blue Blue Shield With our flexible compensation Shield and Companion. of South Carolina plan, employees receive the added benefit of choice that allows them to THE CHOKES build a plan that best meets their Starting with health benefits, needs. You benefit from affordable, choose from cost management plans; managed compensation costs and Companion Preferred Personal Care, our pre- employee satisfaction. .

Keowee Key a recreational/ leisure lifestyle unlike anything else in Upstate South Carolina! mm Strength Training Staff m&

# Clayton Kerr Mark Hood

Gary Wade John Seybold Don Telle Head Strength Coach

'A Full Service Real Estate Organization

REPRESENTING KEOWEE KEY PROPERTY OWNERS

GREENVI CALL TATUM ASSOCIATES TOLL FREE FROM TOUCH-TONE PHONE

In S. C. LOTS DIAL 1-800-922-4524 then 945451 HOMES Out of S. C. RENTALS DIAL 1-800-845-8879 then 945451 CONDOS

339 U.S. 123 BYPASS • SENECA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29679-1263

65 FIELDING AWINNER

JIB 4^ SBSS.C. ELECTRIC YEAH

1 1 1 M I T MM I ' H IH COOPERATIVES 3 uccess on the field doesn't ization of more than half of come easy. 6IVIMG AMERICA THE our state. It takes a lot of work. A lot Whether that industrial of planning. A lot of effort, POWER TO GROW ON development took place in skill and commitment. factories or on farms, rural

Then, if you've worked hard enough and plan- electrification made production more efficient ned well enough. You come up with a winner, and effective, reduced food prices and expanded And that's what the South Carolina Electric our potential for economic development. Co-ops have done over the past 50 years. By That means life got better. On the farms. And delivering affordable, dependable power to in the cities. Because South Carolina Electric rural areas, they made possible the industrial- Co-ops are fielding a winner. For everyone.

SOUTH CAROUNAELECTRICCOOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION P.O. BOX 2145 CAYCE, SOUTH CAROLINA 29171 66 CARQUEST Can Help Care For Your Classic.

The Right Place To Buy Auto Parts At CARQUEST, we stock thousands of parts on our shelves, but, if we don't have what you MR QUEST need we'll get it - usually overnight. So, whether you drive a new car, an old classic AUTO PARTS STORES or anything in between, CARQUEST will get "I Can Help." Right Parts • Right Price • Right Advice you the parts you need when you need them. Qualified Counterman

67 Auto Donors

Don Jones and Tommy Norns Doug Mosleller Jerry Lathan Toyota of Easfey. Inc Piedmont Honda Cars Lathan's Chrysler, Plymouth, Easley Anderson Dodge, Inc. Rock Hill

George Ballentine Bob Peeler George Coleman, Jr. Louie Williamson Joe Canady D E Mosleller Ford- Lincoln -Mercury. Inc Carolina Leasing. Inc George Coleman Motors Fairway Ford. Inc John Foster Ford Guy Motors Company Greenwood Anderson Travelers Rest Greenville Easley Anderson

Forrest Hughes Bob Bennett Frank Mims Randolph Hayes Mike Taylor Ted Smith Wmnsboro Motor Sales Co.. Inc Bob Bennett Ford Century Lincoln-Mercury Ralph Hayes Motors Twin City Motor Co., Inc Ward Smith , Buick Inc Winnsboro Columbia Greenville Anderson Batesburg Seneca

Ike Rountree Jay Henry Sitton, Jr Robert H Edwards James P Clamp Rocky Smith Cricket Yates Stewart Rountree Inc -Chrylser-Plymouth-Dodge Sitton Buick Co., Inc Edwards Auto Sales Leasing Associates, Inc Rock Smith Chevrolet Stewart Oldsmobile Nissan Camden Greenville Walhalla Anderson Elberton. GA Fayetteville, NC

Our most sincere appreciation goes to each of these dealers who have donated cars to the Athletic Department for use in travel by members of the staff.

68 PHILLIPS COMPANIES, INC.

Serving the Carolinas since 1968 Phillips Textile Marketing Phillips Resource Group

® KEPNER INotrell PROBLEM SOLVING/DECISION MAKING TEMPORARY SERVICES SESSIONS

Greenville North Carolina Spartanburg South Carolina Asheville Georgia

ohi -chem

TEXTILE SPECIALTY CHEMICALS

(803) 271-6350 108 Edinburgh Court • Greenville, SC 29606

69 INC.

PERFORMANCE is the key to success, whether on the football field or in the modern weave room. That's why LeSco, Inc. is the best source of yarns for your shuttleless weaving operation.

—filament polyester —monofilament —spun polyester —combed cotton —glazed combed cotton

Suite 115, Piedmont East P.O. Box 5897 Greenville, S.C. 29606 803/271-7280

a Q TAILGATIN" o BOJANGLES OF AMERICA. INC 1983 £^ t M o Famous Chicken n Biscuits O r ILL I HL o D FREE BISCUITS O WITH EVERY TWENTY-PIECE O CHICKEN BUCKET "compliments of Bo" o "The Official Foodfor o Every Football Saturday" o OFFER GOOD EVERY SATURDAYDURING FOOTBALL SEASON: SEPT. 1 4-NOV. 23 COLLEGE <§ SENECA (CLEMSON) 00600000 oooo ooo 00 o aUUUa

70 THE ACC GAME PLAN.

Get ready for one of the winningest combinations in college football history! It's ACC football and Jefferson-Pilot Teleproductions

o PilOI ^ leieproouciions

This year, for the second year running, millions of viewers will be treated to a full schedule of ACC gridiron action And we're proud to announce that we'll be the ones bringing you every heart-pounding second!

We're part of the Jefferson-Pilot family of companies And whether it's protecting

families with life insurance or entertaining them on radio and television, our commitment

to quality in business and in life, remains the same So, as the passion and the pageantry of one of America's most exciting sports spectacles unfolds across some of the country's most beautiful campuses, all of us at Jeffer- son-Pilot Teleproductions wish each ACC member the very best of luck And we invite everyone to enjoy the action with us. ACC football and Jefferson-Pilot Teleproductions The tradition continues.

Jefferson-Pilot Teleproducticms is a wholly -oimed subsidiary of Jejferson-Ptlot Corporation

National sales and syndication by Jefferson-Ptlot Teleproductions

71 NEW HORIZONS TRAVEL

REMEMBER OUR SERVICES ARE FREE!

• International and Domestic Airline tickets

• World wide tours

• Cruises

• Amtrack tickets

• International Rail Passes

• Hotel reservations

• Car reservations

• Passport and visa services

• Charter and group accommodations

• Incentive Travel

• Vacations of all types

• Commercial travel

NEW HORIZONS TRAVEL Why wait? Located on College Avenue Put our professional atHwy 123,Clemson (803)654-3890 staff to work In SC dial toll free 1 -800-327-9834 for you today. See us for your complete travel needs

Meeting Your Energy Needs Now

Ballard Concrete Co. Inc. & SunPal Industries, Inc.

Concrete Products • Passive & Active Solar Products Energy Consulting* Wood Heating

The Sun Building GradyBallard '42 Becky Ballard Stiegel '69 81 Plaza - PowderSVllle Margaret Ballard Spradlin '76 lane Ballard '81 295-0900 Jo Ballard '82 Dave Ballard '83 Robert Ballard '84

72 Andy Newell By Tim Bourret

traveled As Danny Ford the IPTAY future as a punter so I went back to banquet circuit last spring he told the Hemingway and worked on it." captive audience of Clemson fans that Pressure seems to be a watchword he was most concerned about the Ti- for Newell because it motivates him. gers' kicking game for 1985. Afterall, he His best game of the year might have had the best kicking combination in been against Georgia in a nationally America in 1984 in televised contest. He had seven boots () and (pun- for a 43-yard average in front of the ter). Both were drafted into the NFL, CBS cameras. Another pressure packed and are now starters and bordering on game was the Virginia Tech thriller, his stardom. first as a starter. Newell responded with Ford told the audiences that he had a 41 .3 yard average.

lot "I recruited a of punters and placekick- guess you could say I do much ers, but none had decided to come to better under pressure. It is strange, but

It if I Clemson. looked as some walk-ons punt better in games when I am would have to handle the punting and punting from inside our 20 or from the the placekicking. Ford did not paint a endzone. But, in practice I don't do well

pretty picture when it came to the Clem- at all from there. In a couple of presea-

son specialty teams. The pessimism son scrimmages I did not do a very was taken as a challenge by one Clem- good job at all (33-yard average in the

son football player, however, and Clem- last scrimmage), but when it came time

son fans are glad he did. for the first game I did well."

"All last spring I listened to the coaches One of the reasons he has done well • r-Tfil ««• .. say how they were recruiting a punter, is that he followed the advice of his but that they could not sign one," said planner, Newell knew exactly what the mentor, Dale Hatcher. Instead of fool- Andy Newell, Clemson s punter for 1985. situation was going to be like. ishly being wrapped up with trying to

"Everyone talked as if they were going "I knew Dale Hatcher was a great beat him out when he first came to

to let me do it because we had no one punter and that I would not beat him Clemson, Newell took advice from the

else. I took that as a challenge and out, but I figured I could red-shirt a year, current Los Angeles Ram, and it has wanted to prove myself to them and my then be his backup and then hopefully helped. "I learned how to drop the ball teammates." start. So far that is exactly what has from Dale," said Newell, who was lead- Newell had punted twice in 1984 as happened." ing the ACC in punting five weeks into

Dale Hatcher's backup. He had a 51- Through five games Newell had a the season. "I used to grab it at the yard average for the two punts, but two 41 .0-yard average, the best figure in the bottom with my thumb at the top of the

punts does not make an experienced conference. At one time this year he ball. Dale taught me to hold it from the

punter, not in front of 81,000 people, or was 31st in the nation in punting and he top and drop it. It is very important to be a national TV audience. The native of had averaged over 41 yards a boot in comfortable and that technique is best Hemingway, SC came to Clemson in three of the first five games. He and for me."

the fall of 1983 as a junior college placekicker David Treadwell have sur- It has been a style that has been transfer from Spartanburg Methodist. prised even head coach Danny Ford. effective as Newell is technically sound. Newell played baseball at the JUCO up "I'm almost afraid to say anything He has had only two punts blocked in

the road, but the school does not even about the way Newell has punted, I his career at any level, ironically present field a football team. might jinx him," said Ford. "I am afraid teammate Lawrence Brunson is the only "I played football for three years in to brag on him because of that, but person to block a Newell punt. "We high school and some smaller schools obviously we are very happy with the played against each other in high school

recruited me," said Newell. "I had family way Andy has punted this season. He and he blocked both of them, but fortu-

go to Clemson and that is where I has come up with some outstanding nately we still won the game.

wanted to go, but after some initial punts under pressure." "I don't ever think about having a

recruiting Clemson did not show much Another coach who has been in- punt blocked, I just concentrate on the

interest in me. So I went to Spartanburg volved with Newell's punting career is ball and my drop and getting a good 40-

to play baseball. But, I knew I would now affiliated with Clemson's chief rival. yard punt with no return." end up at Clemson sooner or later and The summer before Newell's junior year Clemson is certainly getting a large

I had planned to walk-on the football of high school he attended a football return from Andy Newell this season. team. camp at South Carolina. Harold White, Tiger coaches have changed their tune

"When I got to Clemson I went to see currently South Carolina's academic of six months ago when they felt the coach (Don) Wade. He gave me all the adviser, but then in charge of the kicking game would be an area of

papers to fill out, but he told me, 'you Gamecock's kicking game, convinced weakness. A player who won a job by

know Dale Hatcher is still on the team Newell to work on his punting. "I had the process of elimination is now one of don't you.' " Not one to be discouraged been working on placekicking and other the most reliable pressure players on

and a person who certainly is a fine areas, but coach White thought I had a the team.

73 74 Marlon Archey Michael Bowser Ralph Britt Phil Brothers Brian Bullock

28 • Sr. 8 «Sr. 84 • Jr. 19 -Sr. 64 • Jr.

Larry Burnette Kelvin Crooms Bobby Crumpler Jeff Gethers

67 • Sr. 9 «Sr. 34 • Sr. 24 • Jr. 26 • Sr.

Grady Harris Greg Harris Don Herron Jeff Hojnacki John Inman Rickey Isom

69 • So. 92 • So. 88 • Sr. 74 • So. 65 • Jr. 33 • Sr.

Haywood Jeffires Nelson Jones Ron Kosor Albert Miller Mike Miller Joey Page

47 • Jr. 21 • Sr. 61 • Sr. 89 • Jr. 32 • Sr. 51 • Jr.

J Reggie Singletary Johnny Smith Pat Teague Kent Winstead Nasrallah Worthen Keith Young

91 • Sr. 78 • Sr. 50 • Sr. 58 • So. 17* So. 27 • Sr.

75 r Student Managers t^.ir1ill!

i h {ill ii

1st Row: Terry Pait (Head Manager), Todd Sanders, Lane Price, Brian Bigham, Peter Fennell (Field Captain), John Ballinger

2nd Row: Gib Lackey, David McClain, Gary Pait, Troy Chatterton, Lance Roberts, Buzz Lombard

Outdrcss... Not Outspend!

Robin's we have a commitment to quality and value. AtThose two principles mean that you the customer can find quality men's and ladies clothing at considerable

savings. If you haven't been to a Robin's store lately, you're truly missing a great experience in clothing. Robin's will help you outdress not outspend! Ladies clothing in Florence, Columbia and North Myrtle Beach only.

A Great Experience In Clothins

F lor e k_ e • Columbia • Greenville • North Myrtle Beach

76 This Day in - Tiger Football K By Sam Blackman

Today Clemson and N.C. State will scramble Robinson recovered the ball "No Jimmy," said Dr. Edwards. "I don't do battle in the fifth annual Textile for the Tigers. On third down, Robin- want the money. Those 35 points were Bowl game. Not only are these two son dropped back to the 20-yard-line good enough for me. schools known in the athletic commu- and drop kicked the ball through the 1974—Clemson and Tennessee both nity, but also in the textile industry, as goal posts for three points to give the can testify that football is a game of both schools possess renowned schools underdog Tigers a 3-0 win. inches and close plays as the winning of textiles and make solid contribu- 1939—Clemson, without the ser- points in this game came as a result of tions that are felt in the textile world. vices of its' stalwart. Banks Mc- a last second desparation play that Just like a machine weaves to- Fadden, defeated Navy 15-7 before was inches from becomming a sack or gether yarn to make a fabric, so has 20,000 spectators. McFadden did not an incomplete pass. the orange machine of Clemson woven make the trip because of an infected With Clemson leading 28-21 the together some impressive wins to foot that came as a result of a bruise Volunteer's Stanley Morgan scored from manufacture a successful day, Octo- he received when breaking in a new eight yards out to make the score 28- ber 26, in Clemson football. pair of football cleats. 27, with 1 :13 left in the game. Tennes- 1901 — Eighty-four years ago today Clemson drew blood first when Navy see decided to go for the two-point Clemson displayed an unusual com- runningback Monty Whitehead was conversion and the win. Quarterback bination of speed and power and rolled driven back in the Navy endzone and dropped back to up five touchdowns enroute to a 29-5 tackled for a safety to give the Tigers throw. He was chased back to the 22 win over Georgia in Athens. E.J. De- a 2-0 lead. A few minutes later the yard-line and was headed for a sack costa scored four touchdowns, while Tigers' Charlie Timmons went off tackle when he threw the ball toward the

Bill Snead a right tackle on this 1901 for 1 1 yards where he found himself in endzone. The ball went sailing into the sguad, scored the other. This game the grasp of some Navy defenders. air inches over the 5-10 body of Clem- saw the Tigers hold out three of their Timmons then lateraled to Shad Bryant, son's Jim Ness, into the hands of the best players in preparation for the who dropped in behind excellent blocking 6-4 Larry Sievers. The extra height Virginia Tech game five days later. to score the touchdown. In the third advantage made the difference in the 1916— Five-thousand onlookers quarter, current Clemson president, pass completion, and the Volunteers witnessed an excellent show of of- Walter Cox intercepted a Navy pass to pulled out a 29-28 win. fense by Clemson as the Tigers de- set up another touchdown march. feated arch-rival South Carolina 27-0 1963—Across our nation, many col- at the annual South Carolina State lege presidents are very loyal and Fair. Clemson's scoring assault began dedicated to their respected colleges when C.S. (Dopey) Major pitched the and universities and are willing to give ball to Stumpy Banks, who dashed for a helping hand when called upon. 25 yards and a touchdown. In the third Former Clemson President Dr. Robert quarter. Major scored for the Tigers C. Edwards gave a new meaning to after a 20-yard sprint to the end zone. the word loyal, as he served as the He also was responsible for another spotter for the Clemson radio network Tiger score when he tossed the ball to at the Virginia game 22 years ago. FL. (Fish) Witsell who fell into the Clemson was suffering through a 0- endzone. 4-1 start and for several weeks, Ed- 1922— Eight thousand spectators wards had been asking sports infor- received their money's worth and more mation director Bob Bradley and oth- as Clemson won a thriller at the ex- ers what he could do to help get the

pense of South Carolina, 3-0. If at first Tigers on track. At Charlottesville, VA, you don't succeed, try, try again was the Clemson Radio Network needed the rule rather than the exception in someone to spot for play-by-play an- the Tigers' effort to score. nouncer Jimmy Coggins and color Late in the fourth quarter, Clemson, broadcaster Ed Osborne. Dr. Edwards

on a series of passes, worked the ball wanted to do it. This must have changed deep into Carolina territory. On sec- the Tigers' luck as Clemson rolled ond down, with the ball resting close over the Cavaliers 35-0 to give the to the Carolina goal line, Charley Ro- Tigers their first win of the season. binson of Clemson attempted a field After the game he was offered the

it for spotting goal but was blocked. After a mad regular fee by Coggins. Stumpy Banks scored two touchdowns for the Tigers on this date in 1916.

77 Student Trainers

1st Row: Joel Bullard, Duke Davis, Jeff Kreger, Brian Holden, Brad Bailey, Randall Batch

2nd Row: Rodney Foster (Co-Head Trainer), David Curry, Phil Threatt, Charles Wingard, Dewayne Chandler

3rd Row: Danny Moss, Andy Barker, Jim Blanton, Robby Corley, Philip Jhant, Bill Long (Co-Head Trainer)

y#ung goes your my l i^trctn/portation f0 • CHARTERS NATIONWIDl • ESCORTED TOURS • GROUP TOUR PACKAGE • CORPORATE INCENTIVE PACKAGES

P. 0. Box 18268 Asheville, N C 28814

"We are proud to wear grange!" (704) 258-0084 78 i —

1 1—— i 1 < Lmm if€ by lim Match

1

1 1

On a hot muggy August day in 1934 nancial footing for the athletic depart- GRAM enables the member to know within the town of Clemson, Dr. Rupert ment in the future. that the future of Clemson athletics is H. Fike wrote a letter to Clemson "With TIGER LIFE, members are secure and will be able to field com- football coach Jess Neely which be- able to create a sizable gift for Clem- petitive teams in all the non-revenue gan, "Coach last night we had a little son without putting undue pressure on producing sports and meet all require- meeting at our house and organized the family budget," states Henderson. ments of Title IX. the IPTAY Club (I Pay Ten A Year)." "With this, the annual contributions Provident Mutual Insurance Com- Since that "dog day" in 1934, IPTAY will be credited to an individual's total pany was selected as the underwriter

has revamped its name to I Pay Thirty cumulative giving records." for the TIGER LIFE PROGRAM. They A Year and become one of the largest The cumulative giving total will be have created this unique structure of athletic scholarship clubs in America. used for assigning ACC basketball the policy strictly for charitable giving Two years ago, the IPTAY Board of tickets, bowl game tickets and away and are being used widely by other Directors decided to widen their scope football game ticket opportunities. All universities. The policy has the ability to enable Clemson loyalist the oppor- TIGER LIFE members will have their for Clemson University to receive cash tunity to make significant contributions name engraved on the TIGER LIFE flow each year so that the premium is to Clemson Athletics through eight af- wall display in . paid to help cover expenditures. fordable annual payments. Effective July 1, 1985 the IPTAY "We're still trying hard to maintain

If only Dr. Fike could see how many Board decided to enable the first 200 the highest standards which our foun- individuals have benefited from his people that join TIGER LIFE the privi- ders started," Henderson said. "We creation of the IPTAY program, he lege to pass on their ticket priority to a believe that someday TIGER LIFE will would be proud. designated heir. experience the same success as IPTAY" The TIGER LIFE PROGRAM is There has been in excess of TIGER LIFE members can be seen Clemson's deferred giving program $2,000,000 assigned to the Clemson on page 96 of today's program. Re- which was launched in 1984. The pro- Athletic Endowment through the TI- cently, Mr. Rodney Foster, Mr. & Mrs. gram is based on contributing to GER LIFE PROGRAM thus far. "We T Carroll Holcombe and Mr. & Mrs. Clemson athletics through whole life have just created a $250,000 policy to Phil Prince have become the newest insurance policies. Bert Henderson, go along with our $50,000 and $100,000 members of the program.

associate executive secretary of IPTAY policies," Henderson said. "Also an If you feel that you can take advan- says of the young program, "TIGER inquiry has been made concerning a tage of this opportunity, contact Bert LIFE gives a family the opportunity to $1,000,000 policy which we hope to Henderson or Allison Dalton, both lo- make a sizable commitment much earlier be able to announce soon." cated in the IPTAY Office at Jervey in life than might otherwise be possi- The TIGER LIFE funds are depos- Athletic Center. Surely, Dr. Rupert Fike ble. The donor and the family can ited to an endowment so that the would agree with the late B.C. Inabi- enjoy all the benefits of participating in money will be available to the Athletic net, the first TIGER LIFE donor, when TIGER LIFE while we in the Clemson Department as needed in future years he said, "hopefully we can provide a athletic department can show our full to meet annual budget requirements. vision for the future." This is what your appreciation." With this type of a pol- With the rising cost of funding athletic IPTAY Board of Directors is hoping will

icy, TIGER LIFE will insure sound fi- programs the TIGER LIFE PRO- occur. TIGER

Bert Henderson Allison Dalton Assoc. Exec. Sec. of IPTAY Executive Secretary of IPTAY (Supervises TIGER LIFE PROGRAM) 79 IPTAY dip Officers

DISTRICT II Union County C. Evans Putman Mr Harold E Blackwell (CC). 15 Quail Hill Drive Chairman Greenville. SC 29607 Mr Cecil Wayne Comer Mr H S Harris. Jr. Cherokee County Mr B E Kirby ' Mr John M Hamrick, Jr. (CC), Mr Thomas E Mack Chairman ' Mr S Paul Aaron ' Dr W Ronald Barrett Mr. R S Campbell, Jr ' Mr Gary E Clary Mr Wylie Hamrick Mr E Raymond Parker ' Mr James R Sanders, Jr Greenville County ' Mr K M. Watson (CC). Chairman William R. "Bill" Alexander ' Mr. Bill Barbary Director, District III if • Mr Randall Bell 4tl ' Mr Walter Glenn Brackin, Jr. Mr. Joseph Bailey Bright Jim Patterson Dalton ' Lawrence Starkey Eddie N. Mr Miles E. Bruce DISTRICT III IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY President IPTAY, Secretary-Treasurer Mr Charles A Bryan, Jr William R Alexander Mr Phillip H Burnett 330 Fairway Rd SW Director. District I Director, At Large Director. District VII Mr Charles W Bussey, Jr. Aiken, SC 29801 ' Mr Larry B Copeland Aiken County Mr J Bennette Cornwell, III Mr John G Molony (CC), • Mr. Walter B Crawford Chairman " Mr Gordon S Davis Mr. Wm R Alexander ' Mr William Lem Dillard Mr Johnny L Cagle • IPTAY I PAST PRESIDENTS Mr. L Donkle, Jr. Mr Alan J Coleman ' Mr. Henry Elrod Mr. Thomas Eiserhardt ' Mr Clark Gaston, Jr. • Mr Frank T Gibbs Mr Joe D. Gibson Mr Elbert Hines Hamilton • Mr Joel W Gray. Ill Mr Eugene H Kneece, Jr. T.C. Atkinson, Jr., Director F Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director George G. Poole, Jr., Director ' Mr. Richard H Ivester Mr Alan M Tewkesbury, III Charlie W. Bussey, Director Lewis F Holmes, Director Bill Reaves, Director Dr Willis A. King. Jr Dr Charlie W Timmerman • Mr. Terry A Kingsmore Mr FA Jr. W.G. DesChamps, Jr., Director FE. Hughes, Director Chris Suber, Director Townsend, Mr Jim League Mr James L Walpole Dr. R.C. Edwards, Director Dr. G.J. Lawhon, Jr., Director W.H. Taylor, Director Mr Henry M Lee Mr Carrol H Warner ' Mr Floyd S Long Harper Gault, Director Calhoun Director Dr. Mr. Ben G Watson Lemon, J.H. Timmerman, Director • Mr. Terry L Long Mr. H O Weeks, Sr. Marshall Walker, Director Mr Seabrook L Marchant Edgefield County ' Mr. James T McCarter • Mr. Lewis F Holmes. Ill (CC), ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - BOBBY ROBINSON ' Mr Ronald J McCoy Chairman Mr. J.G. Miller, Jr. IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - ALLISON DALTON ' Mr. Greg Anderson Mr William J Neeley, Jr W • Mr. E Dukes, Jr. HONORARY DIRECTOR - FRANK HOWARD Mr Thomas K Norris O. Mr William H Orders Mr J W Gilliam, Jr. Mr. Lewis F Holmes, Jr. ' Mr John F Palmer ' • Mr Watson Rhodes * '85 Mr I N Patterson, Jr Designates IPTAY Award Winner H Ryan ' Mr George Millon Plyler Mr Thomas Yarborough ' Mr C Evans Putman Mr Herbert S Representatives: ' Mr Bobby W Ramsey Lexington County Mr James Rochester • Mr D H Caughman (CC), Mr Earl E Sammons. Jr Chairman Mr Robert G Sharpe Mr J Ed Burrell Mr John G Slattery Mr Billy Amick ' ' Mr Tony Smith Mr Jerry R Byrd Mr Joe D Swann • Mr R Hugh Caldwell ' Mr Chris Suber Dean Walter T Cox Mr E Richard Taylor. Jr ' Mr Fred H Carter, Jr. Mr R Allison Dalton Mr S Gray Walsh Mr James Tracy Childers • Robert ' Greenwood County Mr Benjamin C Dysart. Ill Mr B Whorton Mr Mike Coleman • Mr Robert L McCord (CC) Dr Robert C Edwards Mr David H Wilkins Mr James A Compton Chairman, Greenwood Mr Charles Ellenburg, Jr Laurens County Mr Ernest Jamerson Corley. Jr Dr. Abell, Jr. Coach Cliff Ellis Mr. H Ralph Corley. Sr. FE Mr J R Adair (CC). ' • Mr Nick P Anagnosl Coach Danny Ford Chairman Mr John Melton Gault, III Mr Mr Gaston Gage, Jr ' Mr Robert T Haselden, Jr Joe M Anderson • Mr Thomas E Davenport ' Mr Lewis Bagwell Mr Roddey E Gettys. Ill Mr TA Henry Jim Patterson Mr Henry M Fans. Sr ' Mr. S. Leanord Mr Henry Herlong, Jr. Mr Wayne Bell Gough " Mr. Charles Jeter Glenn M Director, District I Mr Robert Guerreri ' Mr Warren Craig Jumper Mr John L Bracknell M Mr William J Hendnx ' William Mr Harmon Mr. Lmder, Jr. Mr E Burnett Bob Mr Hugh Foster Morgan, Jr VF Mr William D Coleman Mr Van Hilderbrand Mr John W McLure DISTRICT I Mr. W B Owens Mr Coach Frank J Howard Mr Rhymer, Jr. Jim Patterson, Dir Johnson Craig Mr Ralph C Prater Gene ' Mr Floyd Hunt Mr J Riser PO Box 589 Mr John Duncan M ' Mr Carl R Rogers W Clemson. SC 29633 Mr. Robert M Erwin, Jr Mr Edwin L Kilby. Jr. Mr Michael E Simmons Mr J Tom Shell • Mr Mr Tom C. Lynch, Jr Mr Charles M. Stuck WK Fooshe Dr. N.C Wessmger Abbeville County ' Mr James S. Hull Mr James V Patterson • Mr. Mike Taylor Dr William H. Baxley, III (CC) Mr Nevit Y Johnson Mr R R. Ritchie Spartanburg County Mr Woodrow H Taylor Chairman ' Mr Melvin Pace Mr Robert W Robinson, Jr. Mr WM Manning. Jr (CC). Mr C Paul Wessmger ' Mr V Wendell Boggs Mr Gil Rushton Chairman Mr Wayne B Richey Newberry County Mr Charles B Murphy Mr WM Self Mr William C Singleton ' Mr T R Adams, Jr. • Earle J Bedenbaugh (CC), Mr Philip Mr H Rosenberg Mr Robert G Sharpe, Jr Dr. B.J. Skelton Mr. James G Bagnal, III ' Chairman Mr Don Southard, Jr Mr Richard Mr G Neil Smith Mr Andy N Beiers Suggs Mr Walter B Cousins Mr M Earle Williamson Mr Erston G Sparks Mr John L Brady. Sr ' Mr Louie C Derrick McCormick County Mr John E Sparks Mr A B Bullington, Jr. Anderson County • Mr L. Glenn Fellers • Mr TC. Faulkner, Jr. Mr Joseph J Turner. Jr Mr William M Cooper Mr S T King (CC) (CC) Mr Melvin L Longshore Mr K.N Vickery Mr John B Cornwell, Jr. Chairman Chairman • Mr C H Ragsdale, III Mr Joseph A. West Mr Jack Cribb Mr Melvin E Barnette ' Mr Terry C Shaver Oconee County Mr Eugene P Willimon Mr John Easterling, Jr Mr B K Chreitzberg Mr. Joe H Simpson. Jr Mr Joel Harris (CC) Mr W Gerald Emory Mr R Carol Cook Mr. Clifford T Smith ' Chairman Judge Bruce Foster Mr Joe B Davenport Mr C Gurnie Stuck • Mr Mr. J.H. Abrams Mr Harry H. Gibson George H Ducworth Mr David Waldrop, Jr. Mr Charles Elderidge Mr Ronald Paul Barnette Mr Wilbur K Hammett • Mr J Tom Forrester, Jr Mr. W.C. Harper Mr Bill Hendnx. Jr Richland County Dr Jimmy Hentz Mr J H McJunkin Mr Grover C Henry • Mr Don E Golightly (CC), Mr Robert Lee Hill Mr Garry C Phillips Mr WA Hudson Chairman

' Dr William R Kay Mr A P Kerchmar Mr George I Alley Dr. C Patrick Killen Pickens County Mr Ralph F King. Jr. Mr Jack W Brunson ' • Mr James F Little Mr Charles E Dalton (CC), Mr Arthur W O Shields Mr Philip C Chappell, Jr. Mr Harry Major Chairman Mr Marvin C Robinson Mr William T Clawson, III " Mr Randell W McClain Mr William J Barnett C. Evans "Buddy' Putman Mr R L Stoddard Mr Edgar S Coffey, Jr. • ' ' Director, II Mr Bill McLellan Mr Francis A Bosdell District Mr Wesley A Stoddard Mr Ralph E Cooper Mr PC Osteen.Jr. Mr Robert C Bradley Mr Ted Wilson ' Mr Albert G Courie

80 Judge Michael R. Davis Lee County Mr A B Schirmer. Jr ' Mr FL Bradham

• • • Mr James W Engram Mr C Green DesChamps, II (CC) Dr J R. Stout Mr J Q Gerrald Mr Larry W Flynn Chairman Mr Buddy Gore Mr Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr Mr WG DesChamps. Jr Colleton County • Mr Pat Gore Mr William E. Hair Mr Bethel C Durant Mr. James R White. Ill (CC). Mr John H Holcombe. Jr • Mr Harry J Johnson Chairman Mr. S F Horton " Mr Terryl Klosterman Marlboro County • Mr Jack W Carter. Sr Mr Thurmon W McLamb Mr Buddy Lewis Mr. C.E. Calhoun (CC). Mr Marion W Sams. Jr. Mr Stephen H Mudge • • • Mr. Richard W. Sarvis Mr William T McDaniel. Ill Chairman Mr J Ryan White. Jr. ' Slade Avent Mr. R.L. Wilder, Jr. Mr James P McKeown. Ill Mr Mark fit;* Winfield Mr S C McMeekin. Jr. Mr. William E. Gore. Jr Dorchester County Mr R S. Lawrence V. Starkey Mr Jeffrey A. O Cam Mr Ray C Smith Mr Tom Salisbury (CC). Mr Thomas R Robbins Chairman Marion County Director. District VIII Mr Crawford E. Sanders. Ill York County Mr Thomas W Bailey • Mr TC Atkinson. Ill (CC). Col A. Lee Sheider. Jr • Mr William R. Adkins (CC). Mr. H D Byrd Chairman Mr B Marion Smith Chairman Mr Gene W. Dukes Mr TC. Atkinson. Jr DISTRICT VIII " Lawrence V. Starkey • Mrs Davis 0. Smith Mr David E Angel Mr Clifford M. Henley Mr. John H. Holt ' ' 320 Ferry Landing SW Dr. John H Tlmmerman Mr S Lynn Campbell Mr. Dexter Rickenbaker Mr Robert G Mace Atlanta. 30328 Mr E Ralph Wessinger. Sr Dr Roy W. Campfield. Jr. Mr Duncan C. Mclntyre GA Mr T Culp Hampton County Mr George G. Poole. Jr Georgia Saluda County ' Mr F Buist Eaves. Jr. • Mr William F Speights (CC). Mr James W Addison. Esq Mr Bernard L Black (CC). Mr Fred W. Faircloth. Ill Chairman Mr Barnett A Allgood. Ill ' Sumter County Chairman • Mr Harper S Gault Dr Jerry F Crews, Jr Mr Rudy Bell Dr Wyman L Morris (CC). " Mr Alfred B Coleman Mr E M George Mr. David B. Gohagan Mr Robert S Bonds Chairman Mr James A. Derrick ' Mr Jeffrey T Haire Mr Winston A. Lawton Mr Andrew P Calhoun Sen TO Bowen. Jr Mr Beniamin H Herlong " Mr James W. Hancock, Jr. Mr David Tilman Cline Dr John J Bntton, Jr ' Mr James R. Herlong, Jr. Mr William F Harper Jasper County Mr John A Dickerson • Mr E M. DuBose • Mr Mark S. Patterson Mr Alford Haselden Mr Frederick A Nimmer (CC), Mr Douglas C. Edwards Mr WT Fort. Jr Mr. John H. Wheeler • Mr Lewis W. Hicks Chairman Mr William C Efird. Jr Mr TC Wright • Mr WT Jenkins. Jr. Mr Dale Ferguson. Ill Mr Howard E Hord Mr. James H Owen. Jr Williamsburg County Mr Carroll Hutto • Orangeburg County Mr J.C Rhea, Jr. Mr John J Snow (CC). Mr Robert A King • Mr Ben R Smith, Jr. " Mr William B Bookhart, Jr (CC). Chairman Mr William C. Lawson Mr. Mr G G Thomas. Sr. Chairman " Dr WC Cottingham Russell Tommy Lyon • Mr Marshall E. Walker Mr David Copeland Mr WH Cox Mr John L Murray. Jr Larry Mr Dyar Mr Fred P Guerry, Jr Mr Thomas E Peterson ' Mr F Reeves Gressette. Jr Mr James M Kennedy Mr Edwin S Presnell ' Mr Higginbotham. Jr. ' Mr Pnester. Jr. WC Mr Thomas O Morris. Jr A U Mr. Edgar C McGee Mr Mickey E Reeves Mr Fletcher M Riley, Jr. Mr John L Scoggins Mr J M Russell. Jr. Mr WB Shedd

Mr Jack G. Vallentine. Ill Mr Lawrence Starkey. Jr. S. Lynn Campbell Mr. James C Williams. Jr. Mr John Tice Director, District IV Mr. Russell S. Wolfe. II Mr. Joseph W Turner. Jr. Dr Eugene P Willimon, Jr. DISTRICT IV Mr. Ronald W Young S. Lynn Campbell Edgar C. McGee Box 1 1 326 Director, District V Rock Hill, SC 29730 DISTRICT V Chester Edgar C McGee County Eddie N. Dalton ' Mr Edward C. Abell PO Box 383 (CC). Director. District VII Chairman Orangeburg, SC 291 15 " Mr Richard A. Coleman Allendale County Mr Robert A. Darby DISTRICT VII ' Mr Steven Epps Mr Bradley J Neal (CC), WT. "Billy Fort Jr. Eddie N. Dalton R. Fleming Chairman Mr George Director, District VI 103 Wembley Road Dr Carl H. Jones. Ill Asheville. NC 28804 Thurmon W. McLamb Mr WE Lindsay Bamberg County Director, District IX " Mr R Herman Rice (CC), DISTRICT VI Mr John M. Little. Ill North Carolina Fort, Jr ' Chairman WT DISTRICT IX Mr Donald B Murray Mr WW Allen Mr & Mrs N Rhett Davis. Jr 2730 Mohican Drive Thurmon Miss Edith Batson W McLamb Mr. Claude McCain Sumter. SC 29150 PO Box 67 Chesterfield County Mr Roland L Connelly ' Mr Fred Schrimpf Little River. Mr. James C. Stone (CC). ' SC 29566 Clarendon County Mr Eddie N. Dalton Chairman ' Mr Robert L. Dunnigan Other states besides GA. NC & SC Barnwell County Mr Theodore B Gardner (CC). Mr. Rhett Butler Col J.L. Edmonds Mr. Emerson E. Andrishok Mr Howard G Dickinson. Jr (CC), Chairman Mr John R Thomas Mr Gregory S Parish Mr. George U Bennett Chairman Mr Julius R. Eadon. Ill Mr Dan R. Tillman. Jr. " Mr Richard J Fisher Mr Carl F Bessent ' Mr H M Anderson Mr. G H Furse, Jr. Mr. William R Tillman Mr Pete Folsom Mr Victor G. Chapman, Sr. Mr Grover Kennedy. Jr. Mr H B Rickenbaker Mr Patrick K White C. Mr Foster Mr Daniel Clemson Mr Horace F Swilley James B R Mr Ray L Wilson. Jr. Mr Calhoun Lemon Mr. Thomas W Glenn. Ill Mr Robert P Corker Mr. Jimmy L. Tarrance Dr Frank J. Dillon County Joe B. Godfrey Mai Cox Dr Jay D Hair Mr Tom Davidson Darlington County Beaufort County Mr Billy Daniel (CC), Dr William P Kennedy (CC). Mr E. Guy Hendrix Mr Fred Faircloth Mr J Harry Tarrance (CC). Chairman Mr H L Hoover Mr Mark G Fellers Chairman Chairman Mr Charles F Carmichael Mr. George A. Hutto. Jr. Mr Danny Floyd Dr Hubert C. Baker Mr Henry C Chambers Mr L B Hardaway. Jr. Mr W D Kirkpatnck Mr James C. Furman Dr T. James Bell. Jr. Mr Doug Corkern Mr WG Lynn • Mr. Lucius, III Mr Walter L Garvin Mr J W Carter Mr. Charles G Mr James S Gibson, Jr. Joseph L Powell Grimes. Ill Mr Marion D Hawkins, Jr. Mr. Robert E McClure Mr Thomas E Mr. J. Louis Grant Mr Billy G Rogers Jeffords Me E T Mclllwain Mr Gray Hipp. Jr. Mr Warren Mr. Mike Jewell Mr John C Rogers ' Mr John Mclnnis, III Mr. Ben Hornsby Dr G.J Lawhon. Jr. Mr Neal Rogers Mr Bryan Loadholt ' • Mr Edgar L Miller. Jr Mr Alvin J Hurt. Jr Mr William B McCown. Ill Mr Tom R Morris, Jr • Mr FH Inabnit.Jr. Mr. Harry M McDonald Berkeley County Florence County Jr. Mr W D. Moss, Jr Capt Ed Jackson Dr M B. Nickles. • Mr. Clyde S Bryce. Jr. (CC). Mr W Henry Thornley (CC). ' " Mr Archie Kim Neal Mr Dave Moorhead Mr Bill Reaves Chairman Chairman Mr John C. Walker Mr. Thomas G Roche, Jr. Mr John Osteen Mr Bill Blanton Mr Thomas D Birchmore Dr C R Sweanngen, Jr Mr. J V Roberts Dr Thomas Dantzler Mr Rufus M. Brown Mr Don Tomberlin Mr Andrew H Ronemus ' Mr David Jeffcoat Mr Marvin Cockfield Dr. T.G Mr Ben K Sharp Fairfield County Mr Alex Coleman Westmoreland Mr Lawrence C McMillan • • Smith Mr Harold R. Jones (CC). ' Mr D V. Whelchel Mr Harry W Mr Noland L Pontiff. Jr Dr William L. Coleman Chairman Mr William T Worth Ms Millie D Williams ' Mr Thomas P Ryan Mr Frank A Douglass. Jr. " Mr Bobby J. Yarborough Mr William L Wyhe Mr Louis M Boulware ' Mr L B Finklea. Jr. Mr J K. Coleman Calhoun County Mr Harold B Haynes ' Mr Ernest C. Hughes • • Mr William H Bull (CC). Mr Ernest L Jones Hughes. Jr. Mr. Forest E Chairman Mr L Chappell Jones " Mr Gerald Bozard Mr James W. King Kershaw County Mr Martin C. Cheatham Mr John F Poole Mr J.F Watson (CC). Mr. Tatum Gressette. Jr. Mr Wilbur O Powers Chairman Mr John G Rose Dr Kenneth W. Carson Charleston County Mr Allen P Wood Mr Tommy W James. Jr. • Mr. Van Noy Thornhill (CC). Mr Edward L Young Mr P Lachicotle G Chairman Jr. Mr TF McNamara. ' Georgetown County Mr. John Q Adams. Ill Mr Alan Alexander • Mr Glenn A Cox (CC). Lancaster County Mr Archie E. Baker Chairman • Mr Joe H Lynn (CC). Mr Georgia Bullwinkel. Jr Mr Joe Thomas Branyon. Jr Samuel Harper Chairman Mr H L Dukes. Jr. Mr M Mr James A. Adams Mr. M Dreher Gaskin Mr H Edsel Hemingway. Jr Mr John O Avinger • Mr William A Grant Mr A H Lachicotte. Jr Mr W.P Clyburn ' Miss Beverly Hafers Mr Robert T Mayer. Jr Mr Dexter L Cook ' Mr Al Hitchcock Mr Philip H Prince • Mr Tony J Crenshaw Dr John P Howard Mr Willie C Shelley

' • Mr You, Mr Marion D Lever. Jr. Mr William C Kennerty Joe :g ' Mr Garrett J Mobley Mr Robert C Lenhardt Mr James A Mobley. Jr Mr Thomas E Lynn Horry County " ' Mr. Mr Henry Glenn Simpson Mr David M Murray. Jr. R G Horton (CC). Mr Ronald Small Mr. Carl S. Pulkinen Chairman ' • Barnette. Jr ' Mr Larry Wolfe Mr Paul Quatllebaum. Jr. Mr James W

81 Special Recognition

$5000 FIKE SCHOLARSHIP Mr & Mrs Harold E Addis T James Bell Jr Md Wyomissing PA Hartsville SC Life Members Sydney E Tindall Kitty & Heyward Bellamy Mrs B C Inabinet Jr Piedmont Paper Co Hixson TN Charlotte NC Clemson SC Asheville NC Marion D AldridgeATed Godfrey/ Chris M Bigalke In Memory of Jack R Miller Robert Lee Stowe Jr Marty Kearse/ Anderson SC By Philip & Celeste Prince Belmont NC Cooper Thompson Pawleys Island SC Columbia SC Bruce J Bishop Macon GA George & Nancy Alley Columbia SC Mr & Mrs J Frank Black Greenville SC Donors Am-Can Transport Service Inc Anderson SC Al/Roberta/Jay/Kelly Blackmon Lancaster SC American Federal Bank FSB Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Jack M Blasius Bob & Jerry Baker Peeler Jersey Farms Inc Spartanburg SC Anderson SC Gaffney SC A D Amick Memorial Batesburg SC Blue Cross/Blue Shield Mr & Mrs Lenard J Flynn Currie B Spivey Jr Columbia SC Greenville SC Greenville SC William R Apperson Greenwood SC James E Boswell Ernest S Knighton The Willis Co Eutawville SC Edenton NC Clemson SC ARA Services Inc Atlanta GA James H Boulware Anderson SC TC Atkinson III & Friend Marion SC Bowers Fibers Inc Charlotte NC T C Atkinson Jr $2000 IPTAY SCHOLARSHIP Marion SC Sandy & David Bridgforth Spartanburg SC Life Members and Honorary Members T L Ayers Jr Greenville SC Ed & Barber Brinkley Mark S Avent Coach Frank J Howard Elon College NC Bennettsville SC Clemson SC John H Bailey Columbia SC Robert H Brooks Mr & Mrs Ray O'Brian Carter Mrs Donna Merck Jones Fayetteville GA Chapin SC Shreveport LA Richard W Bailey Simpsonville SC Dr George R Bruce Mr & Mrs David T Craig Mr & Mrs WA Lawton Seneca SC Blackville SC Estill SC Andrew P Ballard Greenville SC The R L Bryan Company Dr & Mrs Charles F Crews William H Mathis Columbia SC Columbia SC Atlanta GA Ballenger Group Inc Greenville SC Budweiser Of Anderson #1 Eddie Dalton Tom S Millford Columbia SC Asheville NC Clemson SC Y C Ballenger Electrical Contr Spartanburg SC James W Bunn Alonzo M DeBruhl C Heyward Morgan Piedmont SC Greer SC Greeenville SC Bankers Trust Of SC Greenwood SC Jack & Jean Burch Dr BR Ewing Mr & Mrs George G Poole Jr Greenwood SC Anderson SC Mullins SC Aaro Rents Inc-L L Bates Jr Greenville SC Burris Construction Co Bill Folk Jr Memorial Billy Powers Columbia SC Richardson TX Florence SC Clarence B Bauknight Jr Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Doyle C Burton JR Fulp Jr Mr & Mrs Julian Price Clemson SC Anderson SC Florence SC Bay Brokerage Co Inc Taylors SC Tommy & Ruth Burton Grant's Textiles Inc Mrs Lena A Sloan Abbeville SC Spartanburg SC Clemson SC Bay Corner Farm Darlington SC Harry F & Sharon Byers Mrs C Guy Gunter # 1 Mr& Mrs John R Smith Spartanburg SC Greenville SC Anderson SC Rick L Beasley Hartsville SC In Memory Of Ralph M Mrs C Guy Gunter # 2 Mr & Mrs Eugene P Willimon Herbert Cannon Greenville SC Clemson SC Earle J Bedenbaugh Greenwood SC Prosperity SC Mr & Mrs Joe F Hayes Mr & Mrs Charles Richard Wood Robert L Carlson Greenville SC Ft Worth TX Robert H Bell Jr Charlotte NC Augusta GA

82 Carolina Eastern Inc Dooley Enterprises Inc Francois David Gray Dick Hendley-IH Services Inc Charleston SC Greer SC Memorial #1 Lexington SC Greenville SC Carolina Toyota Peter D Dorn Jr Hendersonville NC Charleston SC Lamar, Margie, Jeff Dick Hendley-IH Services Inc Paula Greene #2 Carolina Gin Co & James Sease Paul Douglas & Terry Wilson Gaffney SC Greenville SC Ehrhardt SC Greer SC Greenwood Motor Lines Inc Imperial Die Casting Corp Inc Burnett DuBose Inc CBC Co Greenwood SC Pickens SC Columbia SC Ridge Springs SC Greenwood Packing Plant Industrial Scrap Inc #1 Margie T Duncan David T Chapman Greenwood SC Greenville SC Orlando FL Columbia SC Grover Industries Inc #1 Jeffrey Manufacturing Division Charles K Steve Dunlap Cheezem Grover NC Greenville SC Coral Gables FL Greenville SC John E Hamilton Dale Johnson "Bo" Chinners Jr Frank Durham Jr J E W Jacksonville FL Greenville SC Dallas TX Greenville SC Wylie Hamrick Robert B Johnson Ben Dysart Walnut Grove Auction Sales Inc Gaffney SC Memphis TN Roebuck SC Clemson SC Frank S Hanckel Jr Dr B W Jones/Dr F G Jones Eastern Clemson Ramada Inn Distribution Inc Charleston SC Florence SC Clemson SC Greenville SC Mr & Mrs William W Haney Dan Jones Knits Inc Environmental Landscaping Clover Greenville SC Greenville SC Clover SC Greenwood SC Caldwell Harper Joseph Crosby Jones Jr Ronnie R Ewton Mr& Mrs Dan H Coker Greenville SC Wilkesboro NC Fort Mill SC Boca Raton FL The Harper Corporation In Memory Of Ralph Jones L J Coker Bill Farr Williamston SC Morgan Jones Aiken SC Augusta GA Greenwood SC Marian L Harris Richard Cole First Federal Of #1 H SC Greenwood SC G Tripp Jones MD Anne B Jones Anderson SC Greenville SC Columbia SC J Benson Harrison Fred Collins Richard J Fisher Taylors SC R Ligon King Jr President Concord Greenville SC NC Greenville SC Hazzard's Shell Ralph E Cooper Heyward Fort Piedmont SC In Memory Of E C (Red) Columbia SC Sumter SC Kneece Dr Jim Hellams By Nita & Kathleen Covil Corp Fortson Travel Agency Pendleton SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Sumter SC Hemingway Motor Inc Co Lawton Lumber Co Inc Mr & Mrs R W Cowsert Jr William C Foster Andrews SC Mr & Mrs M E Fletcher Coral Gables FL Greenville SC Lexington SC Landrum H Henderson Jr Leigh Fibers Inc Arch Fowler Savannah GA Walter B Crawford Columbia SC Spartanburg SC Greenville SC L J (Bill) Hendrix Jr Arch Fowler #2 Calhoun Lemon Spartanburg SC Barnwell Creel Outdoor Advertising Columbia SC SC Jim & Carolyn Creel Leslie Advertising Harry H Frampton III Grover C Henry Myrtle Beach SC Greenville Vail CO Spartanburg SC SC The Curtis Family John R Hines Liberty Life Johnston SC Francis Produce Greenville SC Orlando FL Greenville SC R W Dalton Francis Realty F M Hipp Mrs E Oswald Lightsey Greenville SC Co Greenville SC Greenville SC Hampton SC Billy Daniel Freeman Wells & Major Mr & Mrs Lewis F Holmes Mr & Mrs V F Linder Jr Dillon SC Greenville SC Trenton SC Irmo SC Daniel Construction Co "In Memory Of Elbert L John L Garavaglia III "Tiger Booster" Greenville SC Arden NC Greenwood SC Bailes" Glen G Daves MD West Union SC Paul John D Jr/H Agnew Hopkins Greenville SC M Garrett Charlotte NC Simpsonville SC Tom C Lynch Jr Clemson SC Mr & Mrs William T Davidson Jr Tom Garrett-Greenville WT Hopkins Henrietta NC Greenville SC Pendleton SC Fred & Hallie Mappus Jesse B Davis Greenville SC F Harold Gillespie J L & M L Huckabee Spartanburg SC Marchbanks Jr Greenville SC Lyman SC C V Clemson SC Denmark Clinic Denmark SC E G Gilstrap Calvert W Huffines Brevard NC Walterboro SC P W McAlister Jimmy Denning Laurens SC Don E Golightly- Charlie L Hunley Little Mountain SC Jack McCall Jr Design Collaborative Inc Monroe NC Greenville Martha & Fletcher Derrick Columbia SC SC Mr & Mrs Lachlan L Hyatt Charleston SC K McCourt Mr & Mrs Neil S Granger Spartanburg SC W West Paterson NJ Greenville SC 83 Ronald J McCoy Gaffney SC Small World Travel The Torrington Co Greenville SC Clemson SC Clinton SC David L Peebles Mr & Mrs Frank J McGee Newport News VA Mrs Davis O Smith Mrs Allen K Trobaugh Seneca SC Columbia SC Midland TX CarolineJordan & Will Peeler

James P McKeown III Gaffney SC Mr & Mrs Tony Smith A M Tuck Inc #1 Columbia SC Anderson SC Greenwood SC John Margaret & Leslie Pitner Larry A McKinney Columbia SC SOCAR Incorporated In Memory Of Jerry C Jackson Greenville SC Florence SC Spartanburg SC Jack E Pittman Carolina National Bank Turner Jr Ellison S McKissick Jr Greenville SC South Dr J A Greenville SC Columbia SC Clemson SC Frank E Pitts Carolina Inc Corp Mr & Mrs Steve T McLaughlin Dalton GA South Box U S Shelter Camden SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Plowden Const Co Inc Thomas B McTeer Jr Sumter SC Southern Distributors Of Verdery Company Columbia SC Spartanburg Inc Augusta GA PNUCOR—R D "Bob" Benson Spartanburg SC E Walker Jimmy L McWhorter Charlotte NC Marshall Greenwood SC Southern Bank & Trust Co Rock Hill SC Poe Corp Greenville SC Mrs John A Walter Gene & Bob Merritt Greenville SC Mr & Easley SC Spartan Food System Toccoa GA Poinsett Construction Co Inc Spartanburg SC William R Warner Mgr Inc Greenville SC Dr & Mrs Spartanburg SC Speaks Oil Company Greenwood SC Mr & Mrs David C Poole Camden SC Waters Charles D Miller Greenville SC Raymond S Dalton GA David W Sprouse Spartanburg SC Donald G Pratt Pinehurst NC Billy Watson James D Miller Charlotte NC G Greenville SC Scott Steele Spartanburg SC Roy L Pryor Jr Lilburn GA Franclif Company In Memory Of Jimmy Mitchell Summerville SC By Mr & Mrs Mitchell & James B Stephens Aiken SC Grace Ann Carl S Pulkinen Greenville SC Wehadkee Yarns Walterboro SC Charleston SC J P Stevens & Co Inc West Point GA Bob Morgan Norman Fredrick Pulliam Greenville SC J D Wells Jr Greenville SC Spartanburg SC William B Sturgis Greenville SC Morgan Investments Inc C Evans Putman Greenville SC Joel Wells Greenville SC Greenville SC W Chris Suber Greenville SC George M "Mick" Morris Realtec Inc Anderson SC WHNS-TV21 Greenville SC Atlanta GA Suitt Construction Co Inc Greenville SC Thomas O Morris Jr In Memory Of Fraz & Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Dennis F Wilson Hemingway Pharmacy Inc Henry Carter/Bob Reeves Lawrence A Sutherland Highlands NC Hemingway SC Anderson SC Anderson SC Wrenn Machine Tools Inc Dr Wyman L Morris H G Reynolds Company Joseph D Swann West Columbia SC Sumter SC Trenton SC Greenville SC WYFF-TV Multimedia Inc Charles F Rhem Jr Swerling & Harpootlian Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Columbia SC Mrs J F Wyman Jr Berlin G Myers Lumber Corp D P Riggins & Associates Inc J Chris Swift Pres Estill SC Summerville SC Charlotte NC Cheraw SC Zima Corporation George B (Bud) Nalley Jr H B Risher James A Smith Jr Spartanburg SC Easley SC Spartanburg SC Anderson SC William Neely Jr Drake H Rogers J G M Tennant Taylors SC Bennettsville SC Tryon NC DrMBNicklesJr Thomas H Ryan Mr & Mrs James C Thompson Hartsville SC Trenton SC Charlotte NC Nutex Inc Ryder Truck Rental Co Inc Thornton Inc Taylors SC Greenville SC Spartanburg SC Emory G Orahood Jr Jim Sanders Thrift Bros Const Co Gaffney SC Atlanta GA Seneca SC The Orange And White James Satterfield John D Tice Clemson SC Anderson SC Dalton GA Orderest Inc SC State Fair "In Honor of Mr & Mrs WP Greenville SC Columbia SC (Pap) Timmerman" "In Memory Of V K Hines" Dalton Sheppard Jr Hartsville SC Florence Columbia SC SC Christopher Tollison E Raymond Parker CRS Sirrine #2 Easley SC Voadcasting Inc Greenville SC

84 Richard O Herbert R Denny Cole Jr $1000 SCHOLARSHIP Anderson SC Pendleton SC Dr Chase P Hunter Mr & Mrs Michael Walker Life Members Anderson SC Dr & Mrs James H Walker Anderson County Clemson Club Garrison-Clark-Garrison Pendleton SC Mr & Mrs Hugh N Isbell Anderson SC Clemson SC Anderson SC J D Thrasher Inc Sandy Springs SC Bob Bond — Clemson IPTAY Mr & Mrs Walter M Hooks Dr&Mrs William R Karpik Anderson SC Harry Major Scholarship Endowment Greenville SC Williamston SC Greenville SC Max B King Memorial Thomas F Kicklighter Anderson SC Bamberg Bowen Memorial Charleston Heights SC King Oil Co Dr F Marion Dwight IPTAY Scholarship Anderson SC Bamberg SC Mrs Ernest Eugene Leslie Macon GA Mr & Mrs Charles D Lindley Norman Kirkland Clemson SC Anderson SC Bamberg SC Jerry E Dempsey Mr& Mrs J B Under Jr T L Mack Oak Brook IL Anderson SC Barnwell Orangeburg SC Michael A McGee David W Hanshew Edwin W Evans Barnwell Southeastern Electrical Anderson SC SC Taylors SC Distributors Inc P C Osteen Jr Jimmy F Morris Greenville SC Anderson SC Blackville SC Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp Beaufort Resins & Coatings Div Gibbs Jr Abbeville John T Anderson SC T R Garrett North Augusta SC Beaufort SC Ayers-Shirley Mr & Mrs Norman W Powell L Howard Abbeville SC Harry Anderson SC Mr & Mrs James S Gibson Jr North Augusta SC Beaufort SC Mr & Mrs Wm C Dupre Dr Donald C Roberts & Mrs Tommie Sharpe Abbeville SC Dr Joseph C Yarbrough Jr James Arthur Buck North Augusta SC Anderson SC Hilton Head Isl SC Mr & Mrs Michael J Gilliam Sr Watson Abbeville SC Ben G South Carolina National Bank North Augusta SC Berkley Anderson & Clemson Office Mr & Mrs James B Jones Jr Jr, Doug & Mary Anderson SC Blanton Insurance Agency Abbeville SC E W Clamp, E W Salley Goose Creek SC SC Mr & Mrs Richard L Sellers Mrs T C Milford Mrs George L Webb Anderson SC Southern Aggregates Abbeville SC Mr & Salley SC Jamestown SC C Richard & Phyllis Shealy Charles L Powell Anderson SC Austin Contruction Co Abbeville SC Carrol H Warner Moncks Corner SC Wagener SC Skateland USA Herby Rosenberg & Family Anderson SC Dr Peter E Myers IV Herby Barber & Family Allendale Moncks Corner SC Abbeville SC Dr Kenneth W Smith W B Yarborough Anderson SC Dr Rheft B Myers Don H & Gail R Rowell Allendale SC Moncks Corner SC Abbeville SC T Barney Smith Agency Inc F M Youni Co Inc Anderson SC John H & Joe Stewart & Don & Wayne Southard Eddie Thomas Fairfax SC Moncks Corner SC & A M Mundy A Fred Stringer Jr DVM Abbeville SC Anderson SC Raymond Tumbleston Anderson Moncks Corner SC Gene Powell Temple-Straup Donalds SC R A All & W Frank Eskndge Anderson SC M W Umphlett Memorial By Anderson SC Clyde D & Calhoun W Umphlett James C Thompson Jr Moncks Corner SC Aiken Baychem Anderson SC William R Alexander Anderson SC Johnny Ward Mr & Mrs Truman Watson Aiken SC Moncks Corner SC Mr & Mrs John C Beresh & Cindy Anderson SC Jan, Carl And Tripp Bryan Anderson SC John H Swicord MD Windsor Associates Aiken SC Pinopolis SC Steve Bryant Phillip Bryant/' Anderson SC Mark P Goodlett Ruelle Thompson Ware Brothers Const Co Belton Metal Co Aiken Anderson SC Pinopolis SC SC Belton SC Everette Wyman Jones Ron & B J Burriss Leon Schurlkniqht Marvin Buffington & Sons Aiken Anderson SC Saint Stephen SC SC Belton SC Richard L Meyer The C & S National Bank Walter E Dixon Jr & Calhoun Aiken SC Anderson SC Robert A Ferguson Jr S H Houck & Son Mr&MrsEKRabblll J D & Jack Cain Belton SC Cameron SC Aiken SC Anderson SC Dr J Clayton Richardson & J E Stewart Bldrs Inc Carolina Beer Co Inc Dr C Eric Richardson Charleston Aiken SC Anderson SC Belton SC Herbert R Allen F A Townsend Jr & Nathan W Childs Betty B Vaughn & Ken Black Charleston SC Aiken SC Anderson SC Honea Path SC F A Bailey III Charles T Watts B K Chreitzberg John B Ashley Charleston SC Aiken SC Anderson SC Honea Path SC Ricky Bailey Mr & Mrs H O Weeks Sr R Carol Cook Rubie H Black Charleston SC Aiken SC Anderson SC Honea Path SC Gary L Beard & William H Gladden & Robert G Gantt R Doug Cromer Michael Butler Thomas E Lynn Belvedere SC Anderson SC Honea Path SC Charleston SC

Charles W Busbee Sr Dr& Mrs E P Ellis Jr Keith O Cooley Belks-Northwood Mall Graniteville SC Anderson SC Honea Path SC Charleston SC

A Tiger Forrester s Inc-Tom Forrester Raymond L Lollis Laura Q Cantrell Beech Island, SC Anderson SC Honea Path SC Charleston SC Kim & Mark Steed Frank Distributing Co Mr & Mrs Joseph B Ridneway Furman R Cullum Jackson SC Anderson SC Honea Path SC Charleston SC

O C Batchelor Dewey Freeman Joseph T & Marion E Burdette Phil R Floyd North Augusta SC Anderson SC Iva SC Charleston SC Joel C Bnssey Sr Jack R Hall & Miss Katie E Hall Roger H Davis Marsha E Hass North Augusta SC Anderson SC Iva SC Charleston SC

Frank T Gibbs In Memory Of Lowell Henry George Veres William C Kennerty North Augusta SC Anderson SC Pelzer SC Charleston SC

85 Sometimes, service means more than fixing a power line.

T,.hats the kind of serv- ice most people expect from us. But that's not all we do. Our Summer Foundation provides assistance for organi- zations which aid people in need. Programs like the Baptist Medical Center Foundation and the Foundation for the Multihandicapped, Blind and Deaf ofSouth Carolina, whose helping hands reach a lot of people. If you know of an organi- zation that could use our help, drop us a line. Wed like to be of service.

A SCnMK Company The People at SCE&G Summer Foundation P.O. Box 764 Columbia, S.C 29218 Greg Coats, SCE&G Lineman Attn: Roger DuBose 86 Barred S Lawrimore Halsted M Stone MD Herlong Pont-Chev-Buick Inc Waccamaw Family Practice Assoc Betty R Cox Charleston SC Chester SC Johnston SC Georgetown SC Greenville SC

O Ray Lever Fred Triplett Jr Mr and Mrs Robed H Herlong Glenn, Myra, Jennifer & Ebe Cox C Curtis Crawford Charleston SC Chester SC Johnston SC Pawleys Island Apothecary Greenville SC Pawleys Island SC Frank E Lucas Thomas E & Peggy Baker Mr & Mrs Lewis F Holmes III Earl & Gale Crawford Charleston SC Great Falls SC Johnston SC Harrison S Forrester Greenville SC Pawleys Island SC Murray Tile Co Carolyn & Chuck Bell Horace T Holmes John G Creech Charleston SC Great Falls SC Trenton SC A H Lachicotte Jr Greenville SC Pawleys Island SC J E O Quinn Memorial J Warren Dalton Chesterfield Fairfield Charleston SC Mr & Mrs Wm E Twilley Jr Greenville SC Dr Billy Blakeney A H McMeekin Jr Pawleys Island SC William F Stack Jr Daniel M & Is Co-Div 193 Pageland SC Monticello SC Charleston SC Greenville SC Greenville Westbrook Family Dr & Mrs J R Stout Clarendon Davis Electrical Constructors Monticello SC Flower's Industries Charleston SC Greenville SC G H Furse Jr Fountain Inn SC Robert A Westbrook Van Noy Tommy Ned Thornhill Manning SC Gordon S Davis Monticello SC Melvin K Younts Charleston SC Greenville SC Fountain Inn SC Gene C Jones Vescom Development Corp Colleton Robert E Delapp Ridgeway SC W J Abies Charleston SC Bruce E Whitlock Greenville SC Greenville SC Cottageville J K Coleman WCBD-TV SC Mr & Mrs R Jack Dill Jr Winnsboro SC Dr Jim M Alexander Charleston SC Dr Frank Biggers Greenville SC J Greenville SC Forest E Hughes Jr Bob, Jeannetle, Anne & Gregg Weldon Walterboro SC Charles H English Winnsboro SC Dwight F Allen Charleston SC John Lindsay Crook Greenville SC Greenville SC Walterboro Harold R Jones John B Hartnett SC Enwright Associates Inc Winnsboro SC B Allison Jr Isle Of Gus Palms SC Harry L Hill Greenville SC Greenville SC Walterboro Thomas J & Dale C Mann Franklin R Welch Memorial SC James L Eskew Winnsboro SC American Equipment Co Inc #2 Isle Of Palms SC Greenville SC Darlington Greenville SC Phil & Mary Bradley Florence Raleigh J Farr Astro American Chemical Johns Island SC Hubert C Baker DDS Greenville SC Darlington SC Dr & Mrs Watson T Barbrey Greenville SC Bates Associates, Architects Planners Florence SC Francis W Freeman Mr & Mrs Jack L Atkinson Kiawah Island SC William M Boyce Greenville SC Darlington SC Rufus M Brown Greenville SC CLCribbJr Florence SC Lola B Garrett Elbert E Babb Mount Pleasant SC Moody-Godley Auction Co Inc Greenville SC Darlington SC Lane Craven & Malcolm H Craven Greenville SC Thomas E Lynn & William H Gladden Florence SC L L Gilstrap Jr R B Parker David Balentine & Gary L Beard Dale Windham W Greenville SC Mount Pleasant SC Darlington SC Harlle-Quattlebaum Inc Greenville SC Florence SC Robert A Glenn Mr & Mrs Frank B Barnett E M Seabrook Jr, E M Seabrook III & Carlton D Buckles Greenville SC Lewis E Seabrook Hartsville SC L Chappell Jones Greenville SC Florence SC A P Gray Mount Pleasant SC Mr Mrs Harry Batson Dr Paul A Coward & G Greenville SC Greenville Drs J O & K C Shuler Hartsville SC Mr & Mrs Cephus W Long SC Florence SC Joel W Gray III Mount Pleasant SC John P Batson Jr Dr G J Lawhon Jr Greenville SC Charles & Carol Shuler Hartsville SC Palmetto Health Associates Greenville SC Florence SC C L Greene North Charleston SC John H Beckroge Jr Harry M McDonald Greenville SC Hartsville SC DrsTW& WE Phillips Greenville SC Cherokee Florence Greenville Clemson Club SC Al Bell Julius C Rhodes Greenville SC Bob Blanton Hartsville SC Dr & Mrs John M Thomason Greenville SC Blacksburg SC Florence Susan Alton Haffner SC Dora G & Clyde Bigbee Lee West Greenville SC Dr W Ronald Barrett Hartsville SC Allen P Wood AIA Greenville SC Gaffney SC Florence SC Jack T & Karen H Harmon Larry J Blackstock James Wilds III Greenville SC Larry L Campbell Darlington SC King Farms — Joe W King/ Greenville SC Gaffney SC Mark H King Robert T Harrison John K Boykin Johnsonville SC Greenville SC R S Campbell Jr Dillon Greenville SC Gaffney SC James King J Kirk Hind Charles F Carmichael W Joseph B Bright Johnsonville SC Greenville SC Gary E Clary & Savings Inc American Pride Inc Gaffney SC Dillon SC Palmetto Health Associates Greenville SC H C Howell Johnsonville SC Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Joe Baxter Clary Albert J & T Neal Rogers Dan E Bruce Gaffney SC Fork SC Mrs John E Taylor Jr Greenville SC Bobby Hudson Johnsonville SC Greenville SC David D Curry Mr & Mrs Joseph L Powell Charles A Bryan Jr Gaffney SC Latta SC William G Moorer Greenville SC Willie R Hudson Lake City SC Greenville SC John M Hamrick Jr Leonard R Byrne Dorchester Gaffney SC Joe, Joey & Bobby Bostick Greenville SC Intex Products Inc William E & E R Southard Pamplico SC Greenville SC Gary L Capps Chester Dorchester SC Mosely C Coleman Greenville SC Intex Products Inc #2 R N Caldwell Vickie Varnadore Cdr & Mrs Robert L Burns Pamplico SC Greenville SC Carolina Plating-Textile Div Chester SC Summerville SC Dr William L Coleman Greenville SC William B & Ande M Jackson Willis Cram H Downs Byrd Jr Pamplico SC Greenville SC Cato Trailer Service Co Inc Chester SC Summerville SC Mr & Mrs Robert D McElveen Greenville SC J Rondal Jasek George R Fleming Daniel C Gilmour Jr Timmonsville Greenville SC SC William C Chapman Chester SC Summerville SC Greenville SC Dr J Don Kelley Georgetown S Gough William A Grant Greenville SC W Ed Childress Chester SC Summerville SC Mrs Yank Barrineau Greenville SC Dr Roland M Knight Andrews SC William P (Dub) Johnson Salisbury Brick Inc Greenville SC Clemson Economics Consortium Johnson-Laura Mae Inc Summerville SC Joe Tommy Joey Branyon Greenville SC Lanford Company Chester SC Andrews SC Greenville SC Edgefield Thomas, Margaret & Joey Cobb T L Peek Samuel M Harper Greenville SC Terrell Lankford Insurance Chester SC Joe F Anderson Sr Andrews SC Greenville SC Edgefield Cooper Motor Lines Inc Boyd Jackie Troy Lance SC Loyd C Morris Greenville SC John T Lanqston & Jodie Roberts In Memory of Mrs Frances G Andrews SC Greenville SC Chester SC Boatwnght James S Cordovano Michael Morris Edgefield D Greenville SC J O Leonard Jr A Friend From Chester SC Andrews SC Greenville SC Chester SC J Nick Crocker Kenneth C Cosgrove Johnston SC Tiller Construction Co Inc Greenville SC V B Lippard Jr Georgetown SC Greenville SC

87 Edward & English Little Mr & Mrs Steve Stasney Mr & Mrs R L Watson & Ashley George I Theisen George J Bishop III Greenville SC Greenville SC Mauldin SC Travelers Rest SC Myrtle Beach SC

Macho Nacho Inc James M Stephens R B Whorton IV/ A B Cross/ Edward & Crystal Wilhoit Don Cameron Greenville SC Greenville SC T N Lawson/J L Walker Travelers Rest SC Myrtle Beach SC Mauldin SC A S Dargan George & Dean Marianos Murray M Stokely Greenwood Greenville SC Greenville SC Larry & Ronnie Ayers Myrtle Beach SC Piedmont SC Joseph Dean Bagwell John P "Pat" Gore C B Martin Henry W Suber Greenwood SC Greenville SC Greenville SC ' Blakely Dairy Farm Inc Myrtle Beach SC Piedmont SC Mr & Mrs Rhett Copeland Radd & Enn Inc Virginia Summey Amos G Green Jr Arbor Engineering James Carl & Greenwood SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Mr & Mrs David S Merritt Myr1 | e Beach sc Piedmont SC E Gilbert & Associates Inc W John H Holcombe Jr Bob Maxwell Builders Inc Sunland Distribution Inc Greenwood SC Greenville SC Greenville SC William H Moody Myrtle Beach SC Piedmont SC Charles E Key John L Humphries Tim McMillan Sunshine Cleaners & Laundry Greenwood SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Mr&MrsWAMulhkin Myrtle Beach SC Piedmont SC Dearyl Lusk-A Douglas Rhodes Earl ONeil McCoy Jr Thomas Moore Terry Tallon Greenwood SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Tate Steel Inc Myrtle Beach SC Piedmont SC Mr& Mrs Bill Madden Co-Henry Holseber Robert R Taylor Harold J Riddle Morris Const Mr Mrs David Williams & Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Carl Dennett Blyth Sr Greenwood SC Simpsonville SC Mr Mrs Kenneth L Nail Thermo-Kinetics Inc — Robert R Sansbury & Two Starr Iva Friends Of Clemson Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC J E Chambers A Courtney Cobb Greenwood SC Greenville SC Simpsonville SC Samuel Robert Spann Jr Z H Owings '81 Tiger Alumni 72 & Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC Vulcan Materials Inc John Coombs Greenwood SC Greenville SC Simpsonville SC Painter Pat & Marsha Nobles Alton F Terry Deborah Powell & N Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC Pat Waldrop Mrs Donald R Doss Greenwood SC Greenville SC Simpsonville SC Melvm Bashor Paul & Geraldme Patrick John F Palmer & W Dr Mrs Rockwell & J C Surfside Beach SC Greenville SC Thomas J Warwick Richard W Edgeworth Greenwood SC Greenville SC Simpsonville SC Palmetto Loom Reed Co Kershaw In Memory Of Robert H Rykard Greenville Larry D Watson John S Efird Jr SC By Mrs Robert Rykard Fred M Eddins Greenville SC Simpsonville SC Greenwood SC Camden SC I N Patterson Jr Greenville SC Curtis D Welborn Thomas L Farthing Greenwood Computers Inc Alvm L Geddings Greenville SC Simpsonville SC John W Peden Co Inc Greenwood SC Camden SC Greenville SC Gregg Welborn William J Jordan Jr South Atlantic Constrs Inc Tommie W James Jr Greenville SC Simpsonville SC Henry H Perkins III Greenwood SC Camden SC Greenville SC James D Whiteside Thomas P Lane Jr & Kenneth J Hall A M Tuck Inc #2 The Kress Family/Barbra- Greenville SC Simpsonville SC John Perkins Greenwood SC Howard- Dean & Lynn J H (Jim) Williams Bill & Marian Barbary Camden SC Greenville SC Mrs John W Turner & Johnnie Greenville SC Taylors SC Vmce Perone Greenwood SC T F McNamara Jr "A Long Time Greenville Fan" James H Brown Jr Camden SC Greenville SC W K Brown Greenville SC Taylors SC Jr Miss Chris Phillips Hodges SC W R Reeves Charles C Withington Jr Wallace & Mary Burgess Camden SC Greenville SC Ninety Six Manufacturing Co Greenville SC Taylors SC Mr & Mrs Andrew H Pioth Ninety Six SC George Singleton Jr Marion Footsie" Wood Wallace H Burgess Camden SC Greenville SC George T Abrams Jr & S Frederick Greenville SC Taylors SC J Curtis Andrew Pitts Ware Shoals SC F Watson The Ashmore Companies Earle W Sargent Memorial Camden SC Greenville SC "In Memory Of Robert H Greer SC By Carolina Belting Co (Hack) Latimer" G P Lachicotte George M Plyler Taylors SC Greenville SC David A Bowers Ware Shoals SC Lugoff SC Greer Elaine Gaddis SC Lewis Bagwell Mr & Mrs A L Powell Jr Taylors SC Lancaster Greenville SC Nelson J Carroll Jr Ware Shoals SC Greer SC Frank E Hall Thomas Wade Malone Mr and Mrs Floyd Cauthen Pringle-Owings Inc Taylors SC Heath Springs SC Greenville SC Hallie Cooke Ware Shoals SC Mr & Mrs Jack Anderson James F Harrison Mr & Mrs Bobby English William F Phillips Proformance Systems Inc Greer SC Taylors SC Lancaster SC Greenville SC Ware Shoals SC William Lem Dillard "A Tiger Family" Riverside Grocery L Traynharrv J Smith W Traynham R E Riddle Rhodes Taylors Lancaster Joyce H SC Ware Shoals SC SC Greenville SC Greer SC Ideal Meter Service Mr & Mrs L S Stewman & Mr & Mrs Harry A Turner B D Robbins Patricia Taylors Mr & Mrs Duane Johnson J C & Howard SC Ware Shoals SC Greenville SC Greer SC Lancaster SC Mrs Sandy Kirkus Mr & OlinT Wells Robinson/Jackson Dick Jenkins Taylors Rogers S Walker MD and Judy SC Ware Shoals SC Greenville SC Greer SC Lancaster SC Thomas K Norris Robert D Roper Freddie R Jones Taylors SC Hampton Laurens Greenville SC Greer SC Roy M Pitts Eugene R Bostick William Rosenfeld Joe B Nelson Julia & John Kay Taylors SC Estill SC Clinton SC Nathan A Einstein Greer SC Greenville W David Stalnaker Jr Jim Harrison SC D H Roberts Morgan-Alewine Taylors SC Estill SC Clinton SC J D Rudder Greer SC Kenneth L Stasney Larry U Clark Greenville SC Robert T Hollingsworth W Carl Smith Taylors SC Hampton SC Cross Hill SC Roberta B Sanford Greer SC Jim And Jackie Vaughn Jerry A Hatcher Greenville SC Mike D Hellams Memorial Spartan Express Inc Taylors SC Hampton SC Laurens SC Truman W Shirley Jr Greer SC Greenville James F Douglas SC Horry Palmetto Spinning Corp #2 W L (Bill) Walker Travelers Rest SC Kevin Short Laurens SC Greer SC Barry Anthony demons Memorial Dr William Evins Greenville SC Green Sea SC Palmetto Spinning Corp #1 Mr & Mrs Charles D Way Travelers Rest SC Laurens SC CRS SirrineCo#1 Greer SC Thurmon W McLamb Greenville SC Joseph E Harper R Bruce White Little River SC Clark Hamrick Travelers Rest SC Lee Sloan Construction Co Inc #1 Mauldin SC Gilmore Company Greenville Greenville Green Deschamps II SC Loris SC Emery Industries Bishopville SC Dr Robert Small Hice S Mauldin SC C C Davis Heniford Jr Greenville Travelers Rest W G Deschamps Jr SC SC Loris SC Jack R Kelley Bishopville SC J Frank & Joye R Solas Mauldin SC Hitec Chemical. Inc Jimmy Benton Greenville SC Travelers Rest Thomas A Drayton SC Myrtle Beach SC Bishopville SC

88 Lexington McCormick Dr L P Varn Paul E Bowie Jr Memorial H Ronnie Burgess Orangeburg SC Easley SC Columbia SC George M Shealy Mrs Helena W Faulkner Batesburg SC McCormick SC W E Verdery J L Brady Jackson O Byers Orangeburg SC Easley SC Columbia SC Jackie T Warren Newberry Batesburg SC Mr & Mrs Stan Walters Citizens & Southern Nat l Bank Carolina Ceramics Inc #1 Mrs Clarence Senn Orangeburg SC Easley SC Columbia Mr & Mrs John C Cook W & SC Dick M Vaughan Jr Cayce SC Alton Whitley & Sons Felton N Crews Kmards SC Chatham Steel Corp Orangeburg SC Easley SC Columbia SC Ms Mickey Lindler Harold L Pitts Cayce SC L Edward Bennett Robert E Dye Newberry SC Joel W Collins Jr Springfield SC Easley SC Columbia SC WLMonts Jr ' We Will Keep The Tiger Spirit Alive'' Cayce SC Pickens Jim Gregorie Columbia Distributing Corp Prosperity SC Easley SC Columbia SC Mr & Mrs Norman Hair Central Concrete & Plaster Inc Harry S Young Griffith Jr Chapin SC Central SC W Thomas Charles Edward Corley III Whitmire SC MD Easley SC Columbia SC Sharon & Albert Shealy The Connells Chapin SC Oconee Central SC Roy & Martha Johnson J Lewis Cromer — Atty Easley SC Columbia SC Heyward D Shealy Randy & Dorothy Jones Dean & Billy Finley Chapin SC Keowee Key SC Central SC Mr & Mrs Joe B Jones Inza L De Borde Easley SC Columbia SC Kim & Debbie Johnson Dr & Mrs Stuart Clarkson Jr & Dr & Ralph V Gossett Gilbert SC Mrs Larry S Bowman Central SC T E Jones & Sons Of Easley — Shelby J De Borde Richland SC R A Jones Columbia SC Mr Mrs Everette Kneece & Cannon s Inc Easley SC Gilbert SC Arthur E Nowell Jr Clemson SC John E & Jane R Dennis Richland SC Hershel M & Barry H Maddox Columbia SC Stuart. Stan Ray Miller — Lexington & Norman Canoy Easley SC Supply Co J H Abrams James H Abrams Jr Clemson SC The Development Group Inc Gilbert SC Salem SC Amos M McCall Columbia SC J Lawrence Cartee Easley SC Howard N Rawl John F Bates Clemson SC Jerry T Dukes Gilbert SC Salem SC Modern Home Builders Columbia SC Nancy & Jimmy Cook Easley SC Richard A Ruczko Ralph Alexander Inc Clemson SC Terris L Eller Irmo SC Seneca SC Mr & Mrs Donnie G Patterson Columbia SC Dr Herbert P Cooper Jr Easley SC Marvin D Caldwell Jr Dr Frank A Axson Clemson SC James W Engram Leesville SC Seneca SC E Marc Ragsdale Columbia SC Del & Mary Lou Cowhard Easley SC Thomas E Connelly Jr Mr & Mrs Kevin J Hughes Clemson SC Larry W Flynn Leesville SC Seneca SC Easley Ob-Gyn Associates PA Columbia SC Deal & Deal P A Easley SC C J Carter TE Garrison III Oconee Savings & Loan Asso Clemson SC Mr & Mrs Donald R Fugate E E Rhoden L S Tompkins Seneca SC Mr & Mrs Charles Skelton Columbia SC Lexington SC Col Charles Dtmmock Easley SC James C Bryant Clemson SC Michael R Gilliam Cherokee Trail Veterinary Hosp Walhalla SC Virginia Carolina Tools Columbia SC Lexington SC Kelly J Dubose Easley SC Mr & Mrs Melvin D Cobb Clemson SC T E Grimes Jr Angie Boyd & Carolyn Derrick Walhalla SC Benjamin Columbia SC Lexington SC Dr&Mrs William E Dukes Liberty SC Blake Griffith Clemson SC James T Hane Jr Mr Mrs Roger Benjamin Bret J Harris T Brown Joel Carter/ West Union SC & Columbia SC Mark Molyneaux Henry S Ehrhardt Liberty SC Lexington SC Sammy Dickson Clemson SC Mark Thomas Hobbs Westminster SC Steven Benjamin Columbia SC Brenda, Earle, Robin & Steve Kyzer John/Peggy/Susan Forberg Liberty SC Lexington SC Clemson SC David G Jeter Orangeburg Dr Henry C Martin Columbia SC Thomas A Holahan Liberty SC Robert Opsahl Ted Shuler Lexington SC Clemson SC Thomas S Linton Jr Stephen T Draffin Elloree SC Agnes & Esco Ogan Columbia SC Clyde Janice Smith Mr & Mrs Eugene S Irwin Liberty SC W & M James C Williams Jr Lexington SC Clemson SC R J Marsh Norway SC William C Peek Columbia SC Southern Installations Inc Steve & Connie Leslie Liberty SC Dr Harry B Arant Jr Lexington SC Clemson SC Gaines & Karen Massey Orangeburg SC Ernest Jones Washington Jr Columbia SC James Eric Marx Memorial Liberty SC J F Wyse DrJuliusWBabblll Lexington SC Clemson SC James S Mathews Orangeburg SC Charles E Dalton Columbia SC Maloney McCormick Pickens SC Nevon F Jeffcoat J Hayne Culler Swansea SC Clemson SC James T McCabe Orangeburg SC Mr & Mrs Bird Garrett Columbia SC H H Perkins Jr/H H Perkins III Pickens SC James E Doar Dr M Rodney Culler West Columbia SC Clemson SC Dr Robert J McCardle Orangeburg SC John & Jan Sparks Columbia SC Stephen R Pettigrew Pickens SC W Arthur Erskme III Dr Jerome B Degen West Columbia SC Clemson SC S C McMeekin Memorial Orangeburg SC Robert C Stewart Jr Columbia SC Frank J Rankar Mendel Stewart Hanks Trucking Inc Charles Parker Dempsey West Columbia SC Clemson SC Pickens SC Mr & Mrs Bill Miller Orangeburg SC Columbia SC Warren Drewry N Simpson Greg Fox Stanley Metz/ Craig Jumper Paul Dunnavant Jr M Clemson SC Dannie Cannon/Larry Mason J G Murphree West Columbia SC Orangeburg SC Six Mile SC Columbia SC Dr Mrs Newton Jr Dr & Mrs Thomas E Skelton & D W F Reeves Gressette Jr Clemson SC Henry R Lowery Patrick Construction Co West Columbia SC Orangeburg SC Six Mile SC Columbia SC Inc Colonel Rogers Jr Texidyne Engineering O W C Higgmbotham Jr West Columbia SC Clemson SC Budweiser Of Anderson SC Orangeburg SC Richland Columbia SC Randy R Stewart Col & Mrs E N Tyndall Alan Johnstone Dr M D Alexander Jr West Columbia SC Clemson SC Pepsi Cola Bottling Co Orangeburg SC Blythewood SC Columbia SC James R & Abby Waldrop Tamper Corporation Edgar C McGee AT & T Information Systems West Columbia SC Clemson SC David Pressley Orangeburg SC Columbia SC Columbia SC W E G Enterprises Inc Marion Daniel A Mixon Clemson SC Bearing Distributors Inc R E B S — Edward T Strom Orangeburg SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Dewey Alford & Jimmy Skipper James P Whitlock Marion SC Julian A Oft Clemson SC Bearing Distributors #2 John C Rivers Orangeburg SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Dr Ira Barth Albany Felt Co Power Oil Mr Mrs J Dennis Bolt Marion SC Co Easley SC & Robert R Russell Jr Orangeburg SC Columbia SC Columbia SC J T Hunter III Albany Felt Co Dr Sheppard Mr Mrs William L Marion SC W Macon Easley SC & Broome Frank W Smith Orangeburg SC Columbia SC Columbia SC J Thomas Hunter Jr Mr & Mrs Colonel H Albertson Marion SC Dr J P Thompson Jr Easley SC Jack W Brunson South Carolina National Bank Orangeburg SC Columbia SC Columbia SC

89 The Greenville Clemson Club salutes CLEMSON SOCCER and its 1984 National Championship Team!

The 1984 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY SOCCER TEAM Season Record: 22-4-0 1984 NCAA National Champions

Congratulations team members, coaches and staff!

We also extend our special thanks to Clemson fans everywhere and especially to WFBC Radio AM-FM for their outstanding support.

90 Kenneth M Suggs R A Earnhardt "A Friend Of Clemson" D William Brosnan Dan Gilliland Columbia SC Spartanburg SC Sumter SC Asheville NC Matthews NC Roy N Taylor F & B Farm Bob A Galiano Jr Dennis C McAlister Farnum M Gray Columbia SC Spartanburg SC Sumter SC Asheville NC Matthews NC Stan Ulmer MD Harry H Gibson A J Gauqhf Charles E Saverance Mr & Mrs Donald R Hill Columbia SC Spartanburg SC Sumter SC Asheville NC Matthews NC William B Wells Charles A Grant Sumter Casket Co Mr & Mrs Joe W Sellers James C Moore Columbia SC Spartanburg SC (Jesse & Bubba James) Asheville NC Matthews NC Sumter SC Charles E Whitener Charles F Grant Jr Myron A McCall W Howard Cheek Columbia SC Spartanburg SC John A Riley, David Strange & Autryville NC Monroe NC Ricky Weathersbee Buddy & Linda Whitlaw E S Grant Sumter SC Dr& Mrs Jay D Hair George A Goulston Co Columbia SC Spartanburg SC Cary NC Monroe NC Charles A Segars James Edward Wingard The Hearon Corp Edward L Reynolds Mr & Mrs Thomas C Pntchard Columbia Sumter SC SC Spartanburg SC Cary NC Pineville NC Martha C Solomon Mrs Frances L Chappell J B Helms Mr Mrs Sumter SC & Edwin L Bates Thomas A Ramsay Hopkins SC Spartanburg SC Charlotte NC Pleasant Garden NC "A Friend" Phillip C Chappell Jr Dr & Mrs Paul Holcomb Sumter SC Kenneth L Brewton Jr Charles R Gregory Hopkins SC Spartanburg SC Charlotte NC Raleigh NC A Tiger D E Hood Fan & Supporter Saluda Sumter SC Dahal Bumgardner D R ParentT J Paxson Spartanburg SC Charlotte NC Raleigh NC Olm M Taylor B Stevens Zeigler Joe W Johnson Century Monetta SC Sumter SC Contractors Inc J Glenn McCants Jr Spartanburg SC Charlotte NC Rockingham NC Jerrold A Watson & Sons Monetta SC Carl W Lee Union Frito-Lay Inc Dr T G Westmoreland Spartanburg SC Charlotte NC Dr H Shelby NC A Tiger Fan Russell Caston Jr Rhonda Ron Marti Littlefield Union Thomas Glenn III Ridge Spring SC SC W Dr C R Swearingen Jr Spartanburg SC Charlotte NC E Smithfield NC S & S Farm Supply E Fowler Mr & Mrs Allen Lundy Union Eugene Hill Ridge Spring SC SC C Clifford C Bryan Spartanburg SC Charlotte NC Statesville NC S and (Bull) Chapman Benjamin Williamsburg Saluda SC W Mason Jr Richard Newton Assoc Inc In Memory Of Luther J Crawford Spartanburg SC Charlotte NC F E Huggins Jr & D I Wilson III By Mrs Luther J Crawford D T Wannamaker III Hemingway SC Statesville NC Saluda SC M C McGarity Jr Robert M Phillips Sr Spartanburg SC WHCox Charlotte NC Garrison MacHinery Co John Faye Berry Kingstree SC Statesville NC Ward SC McKesson Chemical Company Bobby R Rowland Spartanburg SC A J Rigby Jr Charlotte NC Robert W Dozier Kingstree SC Troy NC Spartanburg Dan R O'Connell Jr Sandoz Chemicals Spartanburg SC William Rigby Charlotte NC Don Whelchel Stanley Max & Rita Gregory D V & Riggins Mr & Mrs G A Rigby Waxhaw NC Chesnee SC Peake Const Co Inc Sandoz Dyes Kingstree Spartanburg SC SC Charlotte NC Mrs James V Caggiano Dan Ward Weaverville NC Cowpens SC Andrew (Jack) Petty York Donald F Sink Spartanburg SC Charlotte NC Francis A Yarborough Mr & Mrs B R Gregory John N (Nickey) McCarter Jr Wilmington NC Duncan SC Piedmont Mechanical Clover SC Ann & Bill Wood Spartanburg SC Charlotte NC Mr & Mrs Gary Johnson Claud H & Calvin B Morrow Georgia Mr & Mrs Jimmy Johnson Plastic Injectors Inc Clover SC W Alvin Gainey. E Dean Nelson Duncan SC Spartanburg SC Clemmons NC James F Outlaw Jr Jackson McCarter Quinn Americus GA Palmetto Sup & Repair Puritan Ind Maintenance Corp Clover SC Terry Cook Duncan SC Spartanburg SC Drexel NC Mrs Richard P Barr David M/Dr Lewis W Bartles Atlanta GA Dr Harold S Vigodsky Jerome J Richardson Fort Mill SC D T Newton Fairforest SC Spartanburg SC Fayetteville NC Carroll F Hutto Dr & Mrs Charles H Crawford Jr Atlanta GA Mascot Homes Inc Wally Robertson Rock Hill SC Paul Hamrick Gramling SC Spartanburg SC Forest City NC W Gordon Kay J Howard Fossett Atlanta GA C B Condrey John A Schwartz Rock Hill SC Robert H Blalock Inman SC Spartanburg SC Gastonia NC Lawrence Starkey Jr C Dean Hardister Atlanta GA "A Friend" Stouffers Top Service Division Rock Hill SC N E Garvin Inman SC Spartanburg SC Greensboro NC H Michael Webb MD Joseph L Huckabee Atlanta GA Mr & Mrs Allen Walcher Taylor Enterprises Inc Rock Hill SC Lloyd W Purser Inman SC Spartanburg SC Greensboro NC Robert J Alexander Timothy H Long Augusta GA Arnold L Nanney Terry F Thruston Rock Hill SC Mr & Mrs Bob E Webb Moore SC Spartanburg SC Greensboro NC Ben N Estes Ernest G Matthews Augusta GA Melford W Carter Tyger Construction Company Rock Hill SC Timothy L Sexton Pacolet SC Spartanburg SC Greenville NC Dr Robert S Hill Philip C Okey Augusta GA A Bullinqton B Jr Boyd West Rock Hill SC Allison F Kirkley Roebuck SC Spartanburg SC Hendersonville NC Darrell E Jones Sr The Original Barn Inc Augusta GA A B Bullinqton Sr Dr Larry B White Rock Hill SC James A MacOmson Roebuck SC Spartanburg SC Hendersonville NC Marion Jones Jr R S Powell Augusta GA Lawrence O Goldstein Boyd W Wingo Rock Hill SC Dr Joseph E Fewell Jr Roebuck SC Spartanburg SC Hickory NC Dr Randolph R Smith Rock Hill Property Management Augusta GA Griffin Joe Gear & Machine Co George Spence Wise Jr Rock Hill SC High Point Chemical Corp Roebuck SC Spartanburg SC High Point NC Dr Michael A Watts Charles K Segal Augusta GA Henry A Ramella FPC Inc J & M Wren Rock Hill SC James L Lewis Roebuck SC Spartanburg SC High Point NC Whit Blackmon Dale W Stanley Columbus GA H J Bowman John A Templeton Sumter Rock Hill SC Spartanburg SC High Point NC William F Evans Jr G G Thomas Sr, G G Thomas Jr & Columbus GA Atlas II Realty Inc Carmet Company John L Neely Mr & Mrs Doug Kingsmore Sumter SC Robert A King Spartanburg SC Rock Hill SC Kannapolis NC Columbus GA Harold S Boozer Tyger Construction Company James T Lollis Jr Spartanburg SC Sumter SC North Carolina Lumberton NC Annette Neville Cornelia GA Charlie R Chapman Grading & Concrete Boyle Jr Tony K Felthaus John Duncan Spartanburg SC Sumter SC Arden NC Marion NC A West & Company Dalton Henry GA Mr & Mrs David G Dennis C Bynum Mr & Mrs Robert A Gettys Jr Donald A Fowler Sumter Spartanburg SC SC Arden NC Marion NC

91 Olympic Carpets Inc Mrs W M Wilkms Glenn P Felton Heyward C Hurt Dalton GA Norcross GA Chattanooga TN Madison NJ

M Grove/L Frazier A Clark Allen Mr & Mrs Samuel R Harding J B Montgomery Decatur GA Roswell GA Chester VA Martinsville VA Danny L Erskine/Don W Cooley Clyde Gardner Danny M Henderson John W Holcomb Memorial Demorest GA Roswell GA Cleveland TN McLean VA

Arnold Oglesby C Wade Hall Mr & Mrs R S McCants III Denise A & David L Blauch Elberton GA Roswell GA Corpus Christi TX Midlothian VA

A Friend Of Clemson Chesley Louis Milam Albert W Pritchard Jr Jerry M Page Gainesville GA Roswell GA Doylestown PA Moline IL

Tom Wilheit/Ed Daniel William C Efird Jr George I Gondelman Bill & Anne Kea Gainesville GA Savannah GA Great Neck NY Montgomery AL Jr Mike McSwain Douglas S Gray James L Collins Keith Hayne Griffith Hartwell GA Snellville GA Helena AL Orlando FL

Jerry L Cox Joseph G Pritchard W E Vaughan Thomas P Grimball Jr Lilburn GA Stone Mountain GA Hialeah FL Orange Park FL Frank A Latimer Two State Construction Co James D Fisher P V Guyton Lithonia GA Thomson GA Hixson TN Paoli PA R A Bowen Jr The Unknown Tiger J Henry Barnett Jr Joseph S Tyson Macon GA Tifton GA Hoopeston IL Prattville AL

WC Davis III Cornwell & Church David S Rozendale Jimmy K Gerrald Marietta GA Toccoa GA Houston TX Richmond VA

Fred & Sybil Graham Edward F Hillhouse Harry W Smith James F Cox Jr Marietta GA Warner Robins GA Kmgsport TN Slidell LA

M A Legette Mrs Harry W Smith Mr & Mrs C Dean Coleman Jr Marietta GA Kingsport TN Spring TX Other Ben A Leppard Jr Mr & Mrs H E McConnell Jr Allen N Reeves Marietta GA E J Hildebrand Kingston TN Tampa FL Alexandria VA Wayne A Sturgis The Dave Hall/Tilman Miller/David R Kent Crawford Marietta GA Ernest M Norville Anderson Families West Palm Beach FL Arlington VA Lexington KY Hubert W Cornelison John C Riley Jr Martinez GA Dr E D Conner/W H Conner Charles W Aiken Jr Westchester PA Birmingham AL Louisville KY Mr & Mrs Bruce F Morse Martinez GA S M Sauls/Frank Lowe Dr & Mrs Wm C Richardson Jr Birmingham AL Lynchburg VA

$500 GOLD CARD

Life Members Eugene H Kneece Jr Gent & Nancy Brown Heards Inc Mrs A R Ramseur Joseph K Kneece Dr Arthur L Bruce Larry R Heaton Pete J & Jim Stathakis Mr & Mrs Horace S Berry Harold L Lamb F David Burton Mr & Mrs Keith F Heintz James C Reece Mr & Mrs Ted W Craig Joel Randolph Looper Joe & Faye Burton Sam & Paulette Henley James E Reid James H (Jay) Gully Henry Lucius III W J Byrum Robert Lee Hill Mrs James B Rhinehardt Jr Bob & Pal Harmon Sim McCarty Raymond O Campbell Dr Charles W Hmnant M J Richbourg Mr & Mrs James S Hunter Mr & Mrs Jesse G McElmurray Jr Alan Cannon Gary L Holcombe #1 Roddy's Fried Chicken Littleiohn Memorial John G Molony & William W Molony Carolina Scrap Processors Edmund Holliday James & Dons Rogers Mrs S V Sottile A H Peters Jr George E Chapman John Brown Hooper Mr and Mrs Gregg S Rowe Charles M Timmons Robert H Quattlebaum Jr Lmwood Cheatham Home Enterprises Dr James M Ruff Richard Westmoreland Wayne Raiford Chick-Fil-A ot Anderson Steve & Susan Hughes Grady & Patricia Sanders Rees Electric Co Inc Jesse A Cobb Jr Mr Shirley Huitt Robert R Seawnght Mr & Mrs Gene Roe Cochran Shoes Independent Publishing Co Mr & Mrs Dennis B Simmons Abbeville Lewis & Sara Rutland Howard M Corbett & Carlyle Poole International Paper Co James M Simpson William M Blakely William S & Suzanne Seabrook Ronnie E Crawford Andy & Lon Jarman Singer Company Motor Boyce H Carlisle George & Marjone Seigler Tommy, Jane & Jana Crawford Wallace Jones Products & Sewing Mr & Mrs James T Faulkner Jr Erskine T Shealy Chester L Cueman Mr & Mrs Michael D Junkins Machine Divisions Duanne O Hall Edward A Speed Jr Darby Metalworks Inc Paul Kaiser III Mrs Charlie E Smith Mrs C L Huggins Alan M Tewkesbury III Clarence A Davis William P Kay Sr Dr John Horton Smith King/Hall Dr Charlie W Timmerman D C Motors & Controls George & Jean Keasler Mr & Mrs Robert W Smith Mr & Mrs James L Lucas Jr Samuel Turner Mr & Mrs Buddy Dillard Robert & Mary Gambrell Walter A Smith William & Alice McNeil Jimmy N Walker W M Dillard Lewis H Keeney William (Blinky) Smith Jack N Mitchell James L Walpole Dr Leonard W Douglas Dr David Kelley PA South General Const Co Inc HOMullinax Dr W G Watson Roland & Nancy Drake Dr William E Kennedy Arnie C Spencer Philip H Rosenberg H Odell Weeks Jr George H Durham Jr Gary C Kidd Walter Price Spires Lloyd E Sammons Francis M Wise Sr Mr & Mrs Harry L Ebernickle Arthur M Klugh III Roger & Cher Stamey Mr Mrs John Lee Wood Jr Eldndge Jr William Barker Steven Krause/Jody Young Mr & Mrs Eddie W Seigler III & R Charles & C M M Frank M Stevenson M Earle Williamson Melvin V Yonce Mickey & Crate Ellison Kenneth Latimer Tony K Stewart

Billy Wilson Rodger I & Sallie H Eskew Lazer Construction Co Inc Mr & Mrs Furman Stone Sr Mr & Mrs James T Wilson Allendale Julian E Fant Jr James F Little Mr and Mrs Frank B Sullivan Richard W Wilson John F Brunson Andrew J Ferguson Mr & Mrs James W Logan Jr Dr Edgar Talbert Mrs James S Young J T Duncan Raymond Fleming C H Lomas Mrs John C Taylor III Fairfax Dimension Co Inc David Ford G Eugene Madden Tom W Taylor Jr Steven Aiken Mitchell S Scott Dr & Mrs Richard C Fox E Madden Mr & Mrs Frederick J Terry Aaron, Robbie & Mike Gambrell Brad L Martin Mrs Nancy Thompson Alexander-Moormann & Faglier J Arthur Williams S Jimmie L Geddings Jerry W Martin Milan Virginia Thompson Ab C Allen & Graham Robert I Geisel Wallace R Martin Tri Battery Sales Robert & Fern Bickley Anderson County George's Drive Inn Kenneth M Mattison & Gregory E Tysl Gerald & Mary Brown Mr & Mrs Baylis E Anderson Dr M Ray Gillespie Christopher G Olson Robert F Unser In Memory of Gerald E Brown Jr Anderson Pediatric Group Steve And Lillie Gilmer McAlister Heating & AC In of Marion Washington Johnny L Cagle R H Anderson Memory Mr & Mrs William H Gilmer Leonard T McAlister Calvin R Waters James H Carroll Milton C Antonakos Glen Rill Farms McCall's Inc Wyman H Clark Albert Earle Ashley Bruce Watt Glenn Plumbing Co Inc Mr & Mrs Carl McClain Service Inc H C Coward & Son Airco Carbon Welborn Tire Joseph B & Linda K Glenn Anderson Orthodontic Associates Wells Aluminum Southeast Inc Robert F Dansby Dr E E Baillie Goodman Conveyor Co McCoy Lumber Company Sizzlin Steak House H D Dickert Roger D Bannister Western Mr & Mrs D Michael Greer Dr L E McGaha Mrs Walter L Gaillard Larry White Mr & Mrs Steve C Ergle Melvin E Barnette J Mr & Mrs Phil C Greeson Mark Jackson Mizzell David Williams Teri & Penney Randy & Janet G Barnette G Dr Charles R Griffin John H Owens Jr/Marion Brooks Williams A G & G G Evans Harold & Jean Bates Mr & Mrs Marty H Claude T Griffin James O Parrott Wilson James D Fulghum Bates Brothers & Son Harry M Franklin Grooms Ray E & Floyd Patrick Wilson Donald L & Paul Fulmer Dr Robert B Belk James W Dr & Mrs John L Guy Carolyn & Steve Pearce Kenneth Wohlford George Funeral Home Inc Belton Industries Inc S Robert G Hammond J Norman Phillips William Curtis Woodson James K Gregory Better Beer & Wine Hardy Boys Food Shops Rick & Beth Phillips Larry Alan Young Elbert Hines Hamilton Mr & Mrs Guy W Black J W Hare Jr Harold A Pickens & Sons Inc #1 Hoyt W & Billie R Hamilton John E Boulware Harley-Davidson of Anderson Harold A Pickens & Sons Inc #2 Bamberg H Earle Holley Jr Dr William N Boulware Mr & Mrs Robert V Harrell Tara Poore Jack D Hutto James I Boyd Charles (Sack) & Betty Bagley Melissa F Hawkins Willard W Potts Mr & Mrs Boyd E Jacobs William R Bridges H F Bamberg III Rudy Hawkins/Roger Ellison Madelyn Powell AshleyPaul/Ellen Mr & Mrs Ronnie L Brock Woodrow Harrison Cliff Tankersley Billy L Ragsdale Sr Arthur Leroy Jones Mr & Mrs George Brothers Claude McCain

92 Greenville Don A Nummy H E Tyler Dorchester W T Fraser Jr Joseph M Cm Robert Wall C Bailey & Associates Advanced Business Systems Sid D Freeman Thomas N Rhoad Welch Jr Dewey B Gerald E Brockenfelt Keith Alberson Marvin K Friar Fred Schnmpf Andreas Westergaard III M Douglas Dorn Jr MD T N Alexander Mr & Mrs Arno H Frosh Hallman Sease Richard E Wheeler Earl R Dupriest Jr Mr & Mrs Charles A Allen Robert Gage Jack E Sr & Jack E Jr Turner Skeeter & Abbey Wiggins Giant Portland Cement Co Parker Altman Jim C Galloway Jr Douglas L & Susan Wilbanks O Tony Alton Greenway American Equipment Co Inc #1 Richard W Galway David E Lake Barnwell A Y Willard Jr Steve H Hutchinson AM Security Of Greenville Donald A Gardner 01' Tiger-Mt Pleasant SC Hugh Birt Jimmy Addison James D Anthony Donnie L Garrett Young Clem Collins Thomas A & Judith S Infmger Farms Scott Arnold M L Garrett Construction Co Young Allison & Patsy Grimes Tom B T Edward Jordan ASI Fittings Div Of H & R Ind Scott P Garrett Dean Hartzog Robert C Kinross Associated Cleaning Service In L Gray Geddie Jr Cherokee Clinton Calhoun Lemon Jr J Edward Lotz James Andrew Aston Charles F Gentry Jr A Friend From Williston" S Paul Aaron A A Muckenfuss Jr J E Austin Jr J M Gilfilhn Frederick D Mixon J M Brown Dexter Rickenbaker Rick & Teresa Bagwell Levis L Gilstrap Bob & Dot Sanders William E Campbell Jr Riley Lumber Inc Billy & Donna Durham James Robert Glenn Norman M Smith II Dr J M Carroll Hubert B Shieder Don Baldwin Godfrey Trucking Thomas Warren Weeks John O Childers Jr R Allen Traylor MD Gregory Ballew Mr & Mrs Danny J Goodwin Lawrence E Childers W Jerry Utsey Don Barbery Dan Gosnell Beaufort Hal Daniels Robert D Westover C B Barksdale Jr C R Goulet George M Barrett Jack G Graham Charles P Ballenger Jr Donald S Elmore Bell Graham-Hodge Associates Inc Gene Deloach Robert W Le Master Edgefield Harold Mr Mrs Joe McArthur Troy E Bennett Sr Jennings LJennings L Jr/John/ Stratton A Demosthenes & W Mr & Mrs Robert Calliham Mrs J J Norton III Tom C Berry James Graves C Edward Evans Jr Rita Calliham Ness Charlie Bishop Mr & Mrs Steve B Gray Griffin Enterprises Inc James G Tommy Christie R Alberta Phillips Ivan Block Mr & Mrs Robert C Coates Roger & Tern Home Mr & Mrs J W Gilliam Jr James A Boling Dr & Mrs David Greene Charles L Johnson R B Sanders Jack A Hamilton Glenn Brackm Mrs Oliver B Greene Bryan Loadholt Mr & Mrs Sam L Taylor Mr & Mrs James C Holmes Lewis L Bradham Greenville Industrial Walter F Lubkin Jr Mr & Mrs L D Holmes Jr Laura Ann Breeden Jane H Greer Ronnie & Susan Nettles Chester Mr & Mrs John A Hughes David & Linda Brewton Mr & Mrs Charles D Gregory Col Wade H Padgett Jr James W Bankhead Mr & Mrs Kenneth L Kaltz W W Bridwell Dr Floyd F Griffin Jr Arthur T Wilson Emmett W Brunson James F Martin Robert E Brown Joanne Griffin Robert A Darby Sr William A Morris Peter H Bryan W A (Nig) Griffith Berkley Terry & Sandra Darby William H Rushton Jr Mr & Mrs Richard C Buchanan Edward D Guy Jr Steven Epps Mr & Mrs G Milton Saggus Jr Radford Bates Claude M Burdette R Dean Hackett Berkeley County Clemson Club Robert G Garrison Jr Catherine S Walsh J W Burnett III Paul F Haigler Jr S Wayne Goodyear Mr & Mrs Theo R Williams CDS Land Surveying & Forestry Jim Cagle Marvin W Hambleton Blair & Margaret Knox Yonce Ford Mercury Robert H Dangerfield Jr Frank B Cameron Julia A & Robert E Hamilton W E Lindsay Evagreen Christmas Tree Co Morris Campbell Company Handee Mart Food Stores Inc Herbert D Lutz Fairfield Danny R Frazier James C Cantrell James W Hannah John E McKeown Paul S Gaston William J Arnette Mr & Mrs Ricky E Capps Mr & Mrs Bruce C Hansel Wesley J Haselden Mr & Mrs Stewart F Melton Louis M Boulware Carolina Sprinkler Co Inc #2 John B Hardaway III Mr & Mrs S Tyson Melton F W Lake Lt Col Ralph W Boys Carolina Meter & Supply Inc Mr & Mrs William R Hading Michael D Owensby Henry Mills James L Dorrier Carolina Sprinkler Co Inc J C Harmon J B Pressley Jr Moncks Corner Heating Air W M Estes Jr Carolina Welding Supply Mr & Mrs William F Harnesberger John F Murphree Joan B Pressley J N Pressley J B Frazier III Carolina Acoustical Co Michael & Andrea John A Seidenstricker David D Page Jr Barbara & Adrian Glenn Mr & Mrs Churchill A Carter Harper Brothers Inc Mr & Mrs H W Shepherd F M Peagler William B Hendrix Thomas Carter Jim Harrell S Marvin Waldrep Nolan & Gerry Pontiff Warren R Herndon Sr John Thomas Cely Henry Marvin Harrison John D Weir Jr James H Rozier Jr John J Hood Jr Keith D Chandler Sylvia H Harrison Sign-Lite Co Michael Johnson L Jerry Chapman Pat Harvey Chesterfield In Honor of Wilson G Steen Joe D Jolly W H Chelf Warren A Harvey Col A J Tothacer & Jay Tothacer James C Jr & W Kirk Crawford Pigeon Granite Co - J P Brooks. Chemurgy Products Inc #1 James G Hayes Clyde Umphlett Macklyn R Sellers J P Brooks Jr Langdon Cheves III Edward H Hembree John Wayne Varner Bobby W Thomas John C Renwick Jr Mr & Mrs Albert G Childress James M Henderson James Bryan Ware III Mr & Mrs John R Thomas Frances & William H Wylie H R Chitwood Mr & Mrs Jerry Hendrix Ernest P Watkins Col James Walker Clark Darrell B & Rebecca W Herlong Clarendon Florence Dr Hugh A Clarke Mr & Mrs M Steve Hester Calhoun J Clary Joe A Hewell Dr & Mrs Clarence E Coker Jr Dr H Morris Anderson Sr M Mrs Francis Hmnant Neil G Bates G Ray Coker Bob's Bar-B-Q Inc Ed Clay John T Bozard Marion E Dubose Thomas D Birchmore Walter L Clayton Eddie Holbrook Sidney Cline Holder Electric Supply Inc Calhoun Trading Company Julius R Eadon Jr B M Brodie Lamar D Gilmore Haigler & Sons — Donald Jay Coggins James & Rhonda Holtzclaw Julius R Eadon III G Wilson Bryce Memorial B Hopkins Eldon V Haigler Jr A Friend Bryce Mechanical Contr Inc Z L Collins W H B Hair Steve C Gamble Marvin C Buchanan Commercial Air Cond Service Charles & Debbie Howard Contractors G Truett Hucks F Simons Hane MD Dempsey Griffin Ivan M Coleman Service & Rentals Parker Humphreys James M Moss III & Son Doug McFaddin James R Coleman Jr/ Malcolm E Corbett Jack P Corn Roy F Hunt Jr Jim Pooser Mr & Mrs James H McFaddin Jr James R Segars Jr/ Ms Margaret Huskey H T Ulmer III W J Rawlinson Danny J Wingard Lynn N Cornett E E Cot h ran Amos Hykes & Hassle Davis Dusty & Ginger Rhodes Charles W Cooper Jr Alton L Joe A Ivester Charleston H B Rickenbaker Frank A Douglass Jr Cox J T Coxey Jr/R N Daniels William S Ivester Sr John Q Adams Jr & John Q Adams III Horace F Swilley Dr George Economy Sam J Cram Laurens I James Ashley River Animal Hospital "Clyde S Bryce Jr, PE- J Crawley C Ray Jenkins Don & Joyce Austell Colleton Engineering Consultants" Hugh Mr Mrs Ralph Crawley Fred A Johnson Nathan & Michael Baird Tommy M Folk Jr & Mr & Mrs Paul L Beach Howard Crenshaw Michael K Johnson Doug/LuanneTodd Beach Munford G Fuller Mr & Mrs Timothy L Beach Mr & Mrs William R Jolly Jr Norman E Bello Godbold/Daughtry J Douglas Crenshaw Larry Berry/Dr Sam Hazel Mrs Dorothy B Jones Reubin H Brown Howard F Godwin Butch. George, Butler & Red E R Carmichael Mr & Mrs Lee Jones Douglas F Clark Tom Gressette Pest Control- Custom Electric Co W Walter Haynes MD William J Keith Deleon & Arnold Enterprises Tom P Gressette Braxton M Cutchin III Rhodes Oil Company Daley Engineering Sales Karl H Kelly John D Doscher Jr Karl M Guest & John Waddell Larry R Kendall Douglas C Dykes Dr E D Guyton Thomas Ray Darragh Jr Bill & Shelia Davidson Mr & Mrs John J Kennedy Philip Favaro D C Harrell Darlington Warren T Kent Rick Glover H Gerald Hicks Mrs Billy W Davis Dr William R Blakeney Stephanie E Davis Keys Printing Kenneth B Grace Jr Laddie Green Hiller Worth D Kiger F Gregorie & Son J W Carter Shealy Dental Clmic- W Cantey Davis Jr/James Davis Dawkins Concrete Products F Dawes Dr Kenneth B Knight Milton C Hayden Jr Inc Dr Robert G Jamison C Martin S Driggers Price Ernestine Delk Mr & Mrs John N Landreth Jr Al Hitchcock Mr & Mrs William H Johnson & Robert H Goodson Jr Dr & Mrs Perry B Deloach B R Langley Jr W L Brigham Jr W Howard Holl III Robert M Jordan A Family Of Tigers Supporters H E Dill Jr The Bennie Langley Family Mr & Mrs Perry M Holloway Jr John E Lunn Dewey F Griggs Dill W S Langley Dr John P Howard Linda Marsh John Lee Dan Howie Dill Julian M Langston Jr Vaughn H Howard M Gordon Keith McLeod Roy J Jeffrey S Huggins Mr & Mrs Roy Dill Royal E Lappin C Roger Jennings S E Parker Jr DDS M F C Humphries Mr Mrs David Domnitz Robert Leake Troy L Jennings Jimmy Poston & K Harold Leatherman Dr P Mr Mrs I Jr D Charles & Rowena Joyce Wm Kennedy Robert H Rhodes & L Donkle William B III Kimberley Dooley Dr Terrell Leeke Sharon & Mark Kearns McCown S A Rodgers Jr Bill Reaves Charles B Duncan Jr Cecil Glenn Lester Jr Beth & Tim Dangerfield Edward D Tinsley III J B Redfearn Mr And Mrs Charles F Jr Mr & Mrs L G Lewis Jr W W Knight R A Vaughan Durham Andrew L Richardson Edward F Durham Jr Charles R Lindsey John Kwist L Dean Weaver Const Co Inc Starwood Larry J Lofton Mr and Mrs Tom B Laroche Nursery & LScaping Inc James H Weldon Joseph H Durham Jr By Curt Lollis Builder Harvey McCormick D L Locklair Chris Yahnis William Earley W Bud & Sandy Long Charles F McCrary D Clyde Stuckey Edward L Young Wayne Edens Syracuse Farms Mr & Mrs John K Edmonds Joe E Long Danny Molony Georgetown Admirals Flagship Inc John Joseph R Covin John T Mundy C Walker H W Bruorton C V Elrod P L Webb Henry Elrod J Harold Mack - Architect Murden Tile Company Mr & Mrs Charles W Cagle J Lawton Wiggins Jr William G Emery Mr & Mrs Mike Magee David M Murray Jr J C Elliott James R Woodham Empire Tire E D Maney Aaron A Nettles Jr James S & Denise B Grant Mrs Dennis Yarborough Ethox Chemicals Inc Mangum-Dillard Inc Cecil Y & Jerry A Nunamaker H E Hemingway Clarence (Cub) Evans W M Manning Jr William O Pfaehler Jr Larry E Holliday Dillon John & Celia Mr & Mrs Seabrook Marchant Joel Poinsett Porcher Inlet Nursery & Garden Center Few Thomas Finley Marsh & McLennan Inc C A Prescott In Memory of O J Knight Class Of 22" C Steve Lee Richard Fisher Jerry N Marsh Builders Inc Rogers & Brown Custom Brokers Inc David Cottinqham Mr & Mrs W Farrel Owens G Ernest B Fleenor Jr Roy C Martin R E Sink Jr Dillon Truck & Tractor Julian A Reynolds Foothills Delta P Inc W C Masters Joseph D Thompson Jr MD David D Roper Sam E Smith/Richard F Odom Mike Foster John T Mauldin Mr & Mrs Thomas M Tobin Robin Renee Sawyer Bruce D Wheeler Patrick Foster Ralph C May Jr Truluck Construction Jesse E Wright III James Jr Mr & Mrs George T McAmish Robert M Turner Mr & Mrs Joe Young E Foster & E Cole Huckabee Miss Larue H Fowler Edward O McCameron Jr

93 Harold C McCarley Jr Terry & Jean-Mane Taylor Barbara Page Dr Richard Yeadon Wescoat James K Wilson James T McCarter Newell D Crawford Jr Dr S D Pendergrass III M G Williams Mary R "Sue" Wingard Sara E McCollum Teachey Mechanical Inc J Herbert Powell Jr William K Williams DMD Leonard D Wise W H McCrary John Russell Terry Jr Quick Copies of Greenwood Laurens Rhett C McCraw Jr MD Jerome C & Ruth D Thacksfon Eugene Wallace Roberts Jr Marion McDonald's Corp Of Greenville Mr & Mrs James B Tharpe J/B/G Rosenlund/M Ozburn Bill Bailey Maxcey L Brown Robert J McElrath Aaron Dallas Thomas Floyd & Phil Satterlield Henry V Blalock James R Carroll MD Dr James P McNamara William P Thomason Tony And Diane Shealy Mr & Mrs James L Bolt Jr Fritz N Johnson MD Harold L Merck Fred M Thompson George F Smith Jr Drs C Y & B H Brown Leslie W Levy Carl & Rachel Merritt Harry M Thompson Mrs Lula Mae Smith James Buchanan Duncan C Mclntyre & Alex Meyers J E Thompson Southern Brick Co Mr & Mrs R L Cason William F Thompson Buck Mickel J P Thompson Jr Richard & Dan Suggs Mrs T Heath Copeland G R McLellan James M Miles Jim Thompson Mr and Mrs Robert 5 Terry G Alan Crawford James M Smith Julie S Miller Robert J Thompson John & Jennie Voiselle McArthur A George Grady Miller's Honda Jim Thrailkill & Dr Ben Thrailkill Robert Elmer Warner Mr & Mrs Wayne Kinard/Amy Lester Marlboro Wallace Moon Threatt-Michael Const Co Inc Warner Water Works/ Albert Dial McAlister Dr Raymond E Ackerman Thomas C Moore Jr George D Tooke Erwin & Gail Warner Mr S Mrs James H McClellan Jr Lyman Bruce Puette Jr Thomas R Moore James L Townsend Jr Alfred L White Walter S Ramage Dr William Tucker Jimmy Wilson & Leigh Ann/ Mr Mrs Thomas Stoddard Wm Wmlield Moore E & Judy & B McCormick Morion & Morton Mr & Mrs Eugene Brian Turner Stepehn Bntt & Amy Richard T Townsend Dan L Moyd James Martin Turner Jim Welborn Lawrence S Strom Julie K Nabors L R Turner Hampton Dr N C Wessinger Tommy Wall Ulmer Natn'l Starch & Chemical Corp Reed Dr Jerry Frank Crews Jr United Investors Lee Newberry Ronald E Nesmith S F Crews Jr Batcheldor Dean D Varner Drs Newman & Walton Albert (Al) Crosby Wallace P Deschamps Carl L Amick John P Nickerson Richard C Vaughan Glynn Davis Don R McDaniel Sr Donnie S Black Mr & Mrs Charles R Niver Melissa Y Vinson Douglas F Gooding Wyman McDaniel Albert F Busby Mr Mrs Vernon D Wade Col (Ret) & Mrs Paul T Norns & Buddy W Hiers C B Player Memorial "A Friend" Larry & Marian O'Dell R H Walker Walter B Cousins W C Hood Player Jr & C B Player III Orders Tile & Dist Co Inc John & Sally Wallace Batten & Lawton Louie C Derrick William Harold Orr Mr & Mrs L Wallace Winston A Lawton Jr Lexington L Glenn Fellers Cody and Nina Owens Bill G Watkins George Robert Hawkins David D Lowery Mr & Mrs H L Allen Jr W D Owens Jr Mr & Mrs David E Watson & Rush Mr&MrsWHMauldin W S Hentz Eddie & Sandra Watson Billy Amick Arnold & Gwen Pace J D Rouse Sr & Dr Jacob D Rouse Jr Mr And Mrs Woodrow K Koon John Harrison Lonnie Edward Amick William E Pace Joseph P Watson Jr Gordon S Leslie Jr Gerald Ulmer Dr Frank T Arnold Jr Russell Hunter Park Kermit M Watson "A Friend" Don Aull James H Parsons III Ronald R Watson Olin Lominick Jr Horry Helen C Barrett Douglas F Patrick & Robert G Hopkins Mr & Mrs Richard L Watson Dr C B Lowman In Memory of Will Avera Mr & Mrs John A Bearden Philip Patrick Mr & Mrs Richard L Watson Mrs C B Metts James Barnetle Jr Mr & Mrs Alvin N Berry L R "Choppy" Patterson Ashley W Robert E Metts Marion T Bellamy Ray Bickley Joe D Pearson Mr & Mrs Richard L Watson Larry A Morris R Paul Benik Jr F U Black Vmce Perone Ashley Buddy Neel John H Blackwell III Woodrow W Boozer Sr Debra & Wayne Phillips Watson's Tires and Treds Inc Perry s Back Porch Restaurant "In Memory of E M Bost" Mr & Mrs Jerry A Brannon Gene Phillips Paul W Webb Ted Plemons Christopher Michael Collins Harold & Dons Brewer S B Phillips Sr "Wendy's" Fred R Rodelsperger Mike Collins Mr & Mrs William J Buchanan Jr William L Phillips Charles W West Terry C Shaver - Hal C Crenshaw R Hugh Caldwell Piedmont P & S C I West John R Sligh Robert C Crenshaw B M Cassady Jimmy Moore Chm< Claude G Whaley C Gurnie Stuck Regina H Ellis James F Castles Carolyn Roll Pres Max Whatley T W Suber Farmers Supply Co Inc D H Caughman William M Pittendreigh Gene Whitener Ferd J Summer E Thomas Fulmer James Tracy Childers Mr & Mrs Charles B Pitts H B Whitmire John W Taylor William Gobbel Mike Coleman Brad Pressley Port Brokerage Co #2 Joan Will J Charles S Thompson James B Goldfinch William L Coleman Jr Port Brokerage Co Inc D D Williams Jr David C Waldrop Jr Buddy Gore Frank H Connell David R Price PhD Dan H Williams David C Waldrop Sr Frederick C Gore Glen M Conwell H H Provence Jr Mr & Mrs Edward R Williams Powell E Way Jr Mr Mrs Harvey Robert J Brenda Cooper Raymond E Putman George E Williams & W Dr James R Williams Franklin D Joyce B Hartsell Gregg Corley William M Putnam Jr J V Williams & Donald Helms H Ralph Corley Sr Fred Grant Willson Riggins Landscape Inc W Oconee Craps Not Freddie Poterala Willson & Linda Oscar L Hodge Donald & Amy Dr Holliday Bland M Derrick M T Abbott Richard W Raburn J Ed Winkler Wm S Horton John T Drafts Hugh F Abies Mr & Mrs L M Ragsdale C Richard & Janet D Wyatt S F Donald Robert C Adams Wm Timothy Raines Joel S Wynn'Clarence C Brown C L Langston Eaves William Elliott Roy D Adams Memorial Don Reed & Associates Charles R Yeargin C J Merck Q Jr Dennis Neeley Hubert Lee Evans Archie I Barron Mr & Mrs James L Reese Alexander Zeus Mr Mrs David Nobles Mrs John L Fnerson Edward & Susan Booker Mr & Mrs George P Reid Jr & Compact Air Products Greenwood H E Pearce Jr Samuel B George II Frednc W Reinhold Jr Underwriters Inc Harley Frady s Service Inc Richards/Wilson Dr F Abell Jr Peoples W W E Clinton Hamlin Archie L II E Mr & Mrs Charles E Ricker Nick P Anagnost Mr And Mrs Don Perry Harman Dr Jerd Melinda Poston Robert T Haselden Jr Dr Frank A Hoshall Jr Ray A Riley Jr Herbert Anderson Jr Const Inc W & M Quickel E Havird/G Hall K-Mac Service Inc Dennis Robbins Anderson Enterprises Inc G Gerald Timbes Inc Stephen L Hixson Kawasaki Of Seneca Wilfred L Robertshaw Clarence L Beaudrot C A E Jackson Deryl C Keese & Wm C Keese Mr & Mrs Tommy Robinson Everett E & Joyce P Bedenbaugh Timbes Wilund Usry #1 C Larry James Kids Stuff Academy Inc David C Rogers C Browning Timbes Wilund'Usry #2 C Wilder Jr George Jumper Lake Keowee Development Corp Rogers & Brown Custom Bkrs #2 William E Burnett RL D Dr Kent Thomas Woodward Charles T Kirkley John N Landreth Sr David H Roper Mr & Mrs Pitts Camak Jr T Wrenn Mr & Mrs Cyril F Kneece Michael L Lee Mr & Mrs J T Roper Ronald L Carlay J B Nalley W Billy R Lewis Robert L Lee LTC (Ret) & Mrs H Perry Rosamond R L Carlay/J B Nalley #2 Lexington State Bank F Tiberius & Cynthia L Lenz Harold A'Cheryl'Darryl Rowley Marion Carnell Jasper Walter Lindler Dr Harry B Mays Earl & Carolyn Sammons Lee Charles Fred A Nimmer W Dallas E Manis William E McAlister Harold A Sargent Curtis R Chastain Clyde A McCall Donald R Savage Charles Cochran Kershaw John T Mansmann Dale Mayo Mr & Mrs Jim McCall Sen Leasing Corp James Alexander Cooper D Joseph W Hachmeister Dr Richard McDaniel William T McClure Jr Ben T Seabrook Mr & Mrs James Corley L Gary E Holden Buren & Cheryl Mitchell Mr & Mrs J Whit Miller George W Sharpton Mr & Mrs George L Crout Mr & Mrs Richard B Inman Sr Frank D Moore Sara & Edd Mize Dr Donald Culp Jr W Shelley R B Joseph C Jackson Oconee Golf Shop Ronald Davis H T Owings Jr M Shelton Charles M W L Jackson Wilson W & Laura Palmer Gordon Davis Robbie Carl & Peggy Patterson Sherard Mr & Mrs John R & George V Kornegay Ed Randall Blake Thomas W Plumblee John F Long; Shewmaker Floyd Demoss Martin Jr J W Philip Law Samaha Inc Dickert s Moving Storage C M Shook & Ralph E Sims Cecil T Sandifer Simco Products Dorroh Neel Ronald M Poston G O & G M Leslie M Stover David R Schumpert Jr Don 8 Mary Skelton Robert H Drinkard Church C Powers Gilbert & Kay Webber Charles and Lynn Price Claude S Simpson Jr & Col Tom Maerlens John G Slattery G & P Trucking Co Inc Mr Mrs Clyde Mr & Mrs Chauncey D Smith Jr Donald Slaughter Coy Jefferson Gray & M Rauch Sr & Sons C Lancaster Bill Steele Sloan Motor Lines Inc Wayne P Rawl Construction Co Inc #2 Greenwood Terlizzi Glenn Jim, Emily Al Adams Hampton Redmond Frank M Wayne J Michael Smart John F Gregory Jr & Bridges Russell Thrift Brothers Lumber Co Dee Smith Family Francis E Grier W H S Reeder P Clyburn Sylvia & Joe A Rinehart William E West H W Smith & H W Smith Jr Mr & Mrs John G Hammond W Collins Randy Rish Mr & Mrs E P Wright Howard F Smith Rutledge H Hammond Jr R H G Debbie F Crenshaw Roberts Electric Mr& Mrs Keith R Smith G Bonner Harvley Co Michael C Crenshaw W Frank Rogers Jr Orangeburg Mr & Mrs Kenneth L Smith G W Hawthorne Cecil K & Judy E Faile Glenn Scott E R Bair Jr Paul J Smith Grover C Henderson III Faile Mr & Mrs Clinton Jr Ralph L Smith The Heritage Company Don W W Sease George L Binnicker Frank & Ann Ferguson Mrs James R Sease Bookhart Jr & Sons Robert E Smith Jr Horace Jenkins Wm B Steven Gibson Smith David C Black James Johnson First Palmetto Co Dennis G Shealy Sheriff & Mrs Vance L Boone Harper Mr Mrs Freddie Kirby Johnson Nevit Y Johnson James S & Shuler Kenneth Buck Howell Jr John Slyce William E Smith Adam C Jones Dr John R W Mrs Starr C Busbee Jennings "Walker P Lamar Smith Cartwright Jr James C Stein A Friend" W A Lawrence Jones William C Smith Dantzler Builders William R Stoddard Jr MD Jeff Knight David Rivers Stone Jack Lawrence Dennis Kirk Jerry Hammond Sox Well & Pump Co WW Dukes Jr Lever Jr Charles Stancil Wherry/Stover Robert A Liner Marion D J & Rose Elloree Insurance Agency Ralph McAteer Charles M Stuck F Evans & Co Wiliiam W Stover Jr Pat & Marlene Lowe C Phillips Harold Swygert Jr Folk Richard P Strawhorn James H Martin Jr C Wayne B H D Sonny Plyler Fred Adams Dr Carver Talbert Jr Fort Sumter Petroleum Inc - Heath L Strawn Jr Russell & Leigh Mathis Wm Co Porter III John F Taylor Leland Dr Edwin L Stroud William S & Donna K McCall Oscar S M Bradshaw Robinson Douglas A Maynard Funchess Charles "Donald" Styles Mr & Mrs John R Medlin Dan M Thomas D Suggs-Taylor-Belue-Boyter F Michael Meredith Grady P Robinson Allen & Vicki Turley Garrick Bros Farms Inc Suttqns Joseph R Millender Craig P Robinson Walter S Walker Mr & Mrs G Martin Gilchrist Ross Construction Malachi A Williams Gray Gray Farms #2 Earl laylor Dr W B Moseley & Carlton Mart Williams Farms #1 Robert L Taylor P R Nickles W Thompson Gray & Gray

94 A R Griffith Jr Chuck Nalley William Jackson Singletary E Lea Salter David C Leslie Jr Richard & Linda Haynes Lamar Owens George Z Siokos Henry B Senn John A & Carolyn B Lesslie Shelfon Hoffman Tommy C Page Carolina Forklift Inc R H Shelton III Woodrow W Littlefield Jr E O Hudson Jr Daniel F Parker L W Smith Jr Trust A W Shoolbred Jr Mack Lyle Lake Electric Inc D F Parrott South Carolina National Bank J Stephen S McCrorey Arnold J Nettles Jr Mr & Mrs Roger Peace & Justen South Carolina National Bank Frank W Sistare Mr & Mrs Randall D Merrell Frankie A & William H O Cain Noel E Pettit Lawrence Steedly David Gardner Ben M Smith William L Morrow Dr & Mrs William OQuinn Joseph Piekutowski Oscar L Derrick Joel M Smith Robert W Neal Mr & Mrs D C Osterhoudt Jim & Debbie Pinner C Leroye Stokes Family Winston D Smith Dr Floyd L Parrish J Marshall Polin Robert F Pittman Jr Gerald E Styles Spartan Food Systems Inc Elizabeth A Patterson J M Russell Jr Pizza Inn Mr & Mrs H T Thompson Jr & H T Spartan Security Inc J M Peek

Col. W B Salley Jr Jack C Prescott Thompson III Spartanburg Forest Products Inc G A Pelletier Jr G Tom Sandifer William J Pridemore Mr & Mrs Charlie E Till Jack M Steinberg CLU & Thomas B III L EarI T B Jr Short Stop Food Store Thomas E Propes John R Tripp Dr Harold R Rubel Pettit M B Sowell & Son Paul J Reece Mr & Mrs Walter A Tuten Jr Jeff Stocks John F Pridmore J Harold Thomas Tommy L Reid Family J W Vaughn Dr David K Stokes Jr Bruce A & Elaine B Pullen Jack G Vallentme III Harold & Julia Richey Jr David J Weeks Don Stroud William R Pursley Jr Lewis W Way Jr T Williamson Robbins Barnes Matthews Joe Ben Weeks R Brett Suits Ms Rebecca Partlow Leon West Randall K Roberts Dr John A Wells Jr Sulzer Ruti Inc Dr J E Reinhardt Jr G Laverne Williams John E Salley Gene E Williams W Roy Swancy Baxter Simpson Jr C Rodney Sauls S Carl Wingard Taylor Auto Sales Ben R Smith Jr Pickens Gary E Shamlin Allen C Wise Mr & Mrs Jerry E Taylor Sunbelt Thread and Tape Inc Shealy, Smith Welborn PA Craig William H Anderson & J P Wright Jr Mr & Mrs Jimmy Taylor B Thomas Sam Sheriff James R Thomason Jerry A Underwood Benson L Bagwell DMD W Mrs Stephen F Wyndham Dr B R Skelton Barham F Thomson Jr John N Jr & J Norman Warren Mr & Mrs William J Barnett Neil Smith Mr Jeanie Garren Robert L Bishop G Saluda & Mrs George C Todd Jr Whitten Smith's Heatg & Air Cond Inc James A Trammel Dr & Mrs Lloyd H Blanton Frances S & John W Hare David L Sparks H Turner III C S Boland DDS Carl & Sandra Harmon C North Carolina Mr & Mrs Mark S Stokes John W Waddell J E Britt James R Herlong Sr & James R Herlong Jr E B Abrams Frankie Marion Linde Summey Gloria H Walker Larry S Brown Joe P Herlong William A Ambrose Carl E Watkins Insurance Steven D Weathers Ray A Bryan Jerry Holmes Melvin W Ashe Jr Robert A Watson White s Exxon Station Lawrence H Buchanan Mr & Mrs J William Jay Associated Mechanical Contr Frank B Watts Jr Woman s Clinic Mr & Mrs Neil E Byerley Mr & Mrs John Allan Long Atlantic Chemical Corporation Mr & Mrs Michael L West Dr James Johnson Mrs June L Carroll Darrell Quarles Mrs J Garner Bagnal Elmer & Helen Whitlock Thomas F Center Bruce Rushton Mr & Mrs Brian D Barksdale Butch Womack Sumter James H Chambers Shore Livestock Co Bill Barrineau Larry E & Judy H Yonce E E Clayton George S & Joe Todd A D Jr & Joe Allbritlon William E Bates Nat W Cloer Wheeler Tire Service Charles T Beemer MD Mr & Mrs Marion B Beason Richland Mr & Mrs T J Coleman Wayne White Saluda Hugh B Betchman Jr Mr and Mrs Phil Bechtold Bethal & Elizabeth Couch James G Bagnal III John J Britton Jr John C Boesch Jr Walter T Cox Tom Baldwin Spartanburg A Friend of Clemson" Joseph W Boykin Coyle B P Barber & Associates Inc William Campbell J Redmond & Ace TV Rental Inc W James E Brennan Nicholas Fletcher III Mr & Mrs D Baxter Curfino'Berry W T R Adams Jr Mrs H Paul Bridges Jerry R Kent & Marilyn Bedenbaugh Crawford William A Alexander E M Dubose Dr D William Brosnan III Ronald Steven Bill Dunlap Mrs Roy S Dalton K & W Boyd William Scott Allen David A Brown Tony Allen George Caughman Jr William E Durant Jr & Day W Larry M Allsep Jr/B C Hood Kenneth W Brown Dill Jr H A Chacknes III Roy M Richard L Bagnal Anonymous Steven Brown Dixie Mrs Judith P Chandler F Roland Egg Farms Inc Michael & Anne Bailey Geddings Dr and Mrs F S Bryant III Kenneth Dr & Mrs William P Dubose L Childs Marvin B Banton John W James Richard E Burdette Duckett Funeral Home L WConder Jr Korn Industries Inc Mr & Mrs Eber J Blackwood Joe Burnette Mr Mrs Fred Continental Forest Industnes- Art & H Duncan J J Blake Lance Mr & Mrs W G Campbell Jr Barry S Durham J R Lally Henry A McFaddin Broadus J Blanton Jr Steven Jay Cannady Carrol & Evelyn Edens Ernie & Sara Cooper Sue Boone "A Friend" Carland Farms Inc Billy E Crumpton Kirk Richard E Edwards Mr & Mrs H G Brock R McLeod Mr & Mrs Thomas S Castles Col Mrs Marvin Ellison Mr & Mrs Fred E Culvern Jr The National Bank Of & C C & S Natl Bank SC Jerry O Chapman Mr Mrs Ralph B Cureton Jr & Waldon Entrekin Carolina Tennis Courts #1 Newton's Construction Russell P Childs Luther Fields Judge Michael R Davis Dr John J Carolina Tennis Courts #2 W Shaw Christian Harward Furniture Co Fleetwood I M Reid Dempsey Hugh R Caston D Leslie Tindal Colonial Bldging Maintenance T Folger William T Derieux Mr Mrs William Wingate M Dr J Chris Caston & W David & Susan Crandall James & Sheryl Fulmer Marshall Dodds P B Chappell Dan W Dale Sr G & B Enterprises Ltd Francis S Dunn E N Church Union Harvey C Danner Jr Gaston Gage Jr Dr Raymond C Elam Sam P Clark & Charles E Moore Harold R Hoke Davidson Consulting Services Galbreath Dr Walter Gregg Hank B Clarkson Brothers Inc William T Howell Sr Harold Deloach H Garren Dr George H Fann C Dr James Milton Coker Thomas E MacK Jr Dexter Chemical Corp Jim Lewis Felkel Jr Garrison W Pimco Chemical & Supply Co W Reece O'Dell Edward S Dixon F Geldard Wilder Christine Funk John & J Carroll Cox H Wayne Vaughn Herman L Dixon Jr Tom And Penny Goebel Mr And Mrs Larry O Gamble Mr & Mrs Donald R Crowder Larry G Dorman John Goodwin III William N Geiger Jr C Douglas Pest Control Inc Williamsburg Brenda & Tom Dukes Dr Wm J Goudelock GMK Inc Timothy M Drake Mr & Mrs James L Duncan Jr Wendell O Brown Atty Mr & Mrs Ralph W Grant & H Buford Goff Jr E Robert Eckley III Mr & Mrs Harley W Easier Alan K Chandler Mr & Mrs Ronald W Grant John E Haas Howard D Williamson Jr Gloria & John Emory Dr C Cottingham Dorsey E & Virginia B Greer Mr & Mrs William M Hamilton W Thomas J Edmonds J P Fans Vina V Floyd William V & Lynda C Griffith W L Harrington Jr Foster Mr & Mrs William H Elam Michael Wm Holliday Jr Charles Hagood William R Heatley Jr WW Carrol & Pat Epting Dave & Terrie Garren James M Kennedy Mrs John W Hamer Mrs George B Herndon Georgia James T Faris Jr Pacific Corp Joseph P Lazzari Donald H Hamilton Mr and Mrs Michael E Herndon C E Gray Greg S Farish Thomas E Setzler II Ronald W Hand Charles E Hill Mr & Mrs James D Fisher Mr & Mrs Wilbur K Hammett Bubber" Headhunters H Jr Snow M Hodges Memorial Dewey L Hanna Jr Jimmy D Fowler Kevin Hendricks Charlie Walker V Mr & Mrs Riley Huckaby Jr Joe Harris Inc C Richie Gibson A Mr & Mrs Eric K Wilson David T & Janet Hogsed Harry J Johnson Allen Henderson James S Glasscock Jr William Tara And Scarlett Wilson James A Holcombe A Johnson MD David J Henderson Dr Joe B Godfrey Holiday Inn Johnson, Knowles. Burgin, Bouknight Inc E Guy Hendnx W S Gordon Jr Jimmy Holliday A Carrol York R Josey J Billy Hipp Mr & Mrs William D Griffin Bill J Hooper Robert H Kennedy Mr & Mrs Kenneth R Huckaby V A Ballard Steve C Griffith Jr Coach Frank J Howard Mr& Mrs J J Kirby Jr Rodger A Hughes Edwin L Barnes Lloyd G Gurley Hubert Steve Oliver Huffman S Kolb Industrial Bldg Maint John M Barnes Robert A Hammett Morrison Margaret Mr Jr & Hunnicutt & Mrs Sonny Mabe Insulfab Plastics Inc- Mrs John K Benfield Charles R Harper Jr Daniel E Hunt Beniamin D Massey Mr W C Moore Randy & Vicki Bouchillon Wayne L Hayes Roger E Insley Gary J Matthews Helen D Johnson Bill Brooks Ralph L Hembree Interiors Incorporated James C Altman Jr Kirkland S Johnston & Lewis & Susan Cauthen James R Hendricks Jr Dr & Mrs J H Jameson George G Matthews Jr John B Johnston Vaughan Batchelor George B Hilton Olin Johnson George G Matthews Sr J Marty Cope Mr & Mrs W M Hobson Mr & Mrs Genghis I Jolly Bruce Lowell Kalley McCrory Construction Co Jones Freeman Mclver Mulkey Delano B Covington Jeffrey and Stephanie Holland Don Kelly L M H Donald McElveen Bob & Darrell Kimbrell Jack D Cox H Hoover Scott Kilgore Walter B McKinney William H Knight Mr & Mrs J Dennis Crocker Samuel Reid Horton Jr W Harry King Mr & Mrs James T McKinnon James H Lee Culp Brothers Inc Stan & Jane Hunnicutt Ralph Kirk David & Ruth McLellan Miss Margaret Lee Glenn E Davis Mr and Mrs Terry A Hunt R Frank Kolb II Timothy P McLellan & Billy Fellers Rocky Evans George A Hutto Jr J W Lewis III John W Lame David Mitchum R Evererte McAbee Dr Frank Strait Fairey Kenneth G Jackson Johnny L & Ann Lee W L Monts Sr Mrs Crayton McCown Mr & Mrs Malcolm Faulkenberry Charles N James Lee s Textile Jarrett Consultant Austin T Moore Jr McDonald s Corp of Spartanburg John L Gaddy Fred A Mr & Mrs Lee F Lemere Cliff Murphy Dr Austin R McElhaney Jr H S Gault Mrs John S Jenkins Jr Mr & Mrs Sammy D Little Jeffrey A O'Cain Larry Medley E M George Albert B Johnson R Barry Lowery F McCord Ogburn Jr Mi & Mrs Tim Miller Mr & Mrs Jeffery T Haire Cas" Johnson William William Hall Jolley D Lowery M Ogburn William E Monroe Martin B Jr, M Brian III & Edmund F Bobby B Col Edward R Maddox James W Orr James G Ness Tom & Shirley Hamrick Byron L & Patti L Jones Dean Rita & Martin Owen Steel Co Inc Mr & Mrs W Charles O Cain Patterson N Harvey Richard Manning Jones Jr J Leland Martin Phil Porter D Robinson Arthur W O'Shields Haselden & Owen Donald F Kapp Brian C McGinnis James Prater Packaging And Specialty Mountain View Industries Inc H Michael Kaylor Hueston J Merck Mr & Mrs Pete Rabon Maxcy B Patterson E E Herlong Jr Hardin Keitt Boyce D Whitman F M Reeves K L Rice Mr & Mrs Hughes C Pennington Lewis W Hicks Jack W Kell Jr Mr Paul & Mrs L Miller Jimmy M Rogers Art Pettigrew Bill Jackson James M Kizer J H Mills Auto Supply Mrs David Roof & Davida Roof Mrs F D R P Johnson W F Krickhan Jr Bill Krickhan Pettit Const Co Inc # 1 M W Mitchell Wayne Marion F Sadler Jr Piedmont Packaging Inc David V Johnston Enterprises Alan W Kuester Monty s Of Greenville Inc Seaman Electric Supply Inc Arnold J Ramsey William E Keller Jr Mrs Frances O Lewis Eunice A Moore S Bruce Seawright Jerome E Randall J Ed Kellett Mr & Mrs Robert M Lindsey L H Moore Livingston Jimmy R Sellers Oren J Robinette Jr Robert M King Robert H Teresa K Morgan Col A L Sheider Jr Carl T Rogers W Bennett Kirkpatrick Glenn E McFarland Donna & Barry Mullinax James H Shirer Jr R Herman Knight James H McMillan MD

95 McNeely P Stanley Mr & Mrs John H Guy James C Dansby Bobby A Painter Robert L & Kenneth R Flint Edgar L Miller Jr Toby Stansell W Crawford Davis Mr & Mrs Charles D Parker John D Galloway USN RET Mr Michael S Mitcham & Mrs Mack C Stewart Jr William P Dawkins Milton E Pate Richard H Gettys Jr William C Morton David K Stokes III Richard C Downing Francis Wilson Perkins Paul M Harmon Clarence Nesbit Stowe s Fish Camp Dr J R Edwards/Larry Sweat J H Powell & Keith Powell Richard Helbig Kevin Paul Oconnor James Monroe Sturgis Mr & Mrs Howard Farmer Jr James Ed Robinson Mr & Mrs Gray Hipp Jr William Ralph Oldham W Greg Terry Donald G Gallup MD Danny J Rogers Bob Hudson Ron & Blanche Osborne Robert W Teskey Mr & Mrs Michael G Gasque John L Scoggins Walter Fleming Jones Michael James Owen G Wilson Thompson Mr & Mrs Francis J George Don E Seitz Thomas B Kendrick Warren H Owen Bobby B Tripp Earle & Camellia Greene Joseph H Shadden Gregory G Lawless Louie Parnell W T Vick Joycelyn & Don Hairston H Thornton Smith Jr Harry E Lindler Daniel L Pearman Thomas J Weeks R G Hargrove Barry K Stisser Herbert Lindsay Jr Larry B Penley Sr Robert S Whitener John S & Charles R Jr Hatcher Joel Kaiser Taylor Kenneth S Mason James M Perry Terry A Whitener M D Hicklm John A Todd Dr Robert C McDaniel C Randolph McClure Sr Memorial J S Whiteside & Co Inc Thomas M Hilderbrand Joseph L Waldrep Robert L McLeod Jr Rusty Poole Garland L & Barbara Whitlock Neely McFadden Hollis Jr Steve & Kathy Waldrup Mark L Metts-Greenwood County James J Poupalos Gregory Steven Whitt Neely McFadden Hollis David B & Jo Ann Whelpley Kenneth L Moore Dave W Powell Archie T Wilbanks Frank L Holroyd Jr Donald White Thomas White J G Moxon William C Powell Sr R W Wilkerson III Howard E Hord G Larry Wood J R Hambnght James E Neuhaus Noel L Price Jim & Befsy Williams Wearon Huckaby Rudolph L Yobs Denny W Orvin Jr Procom Kenneth D Williams Sr Richard W Hughes M Lamar Young John Osteen Hugh D Putnam Sr David K Willis Mr & Mrs Allan Johnson Mr & Mrs Ronald W Young F Graham Payne C Jeff Reece Jr Guy A Yeargin W E Josey William L Polhemus Henry L Richbourg Jim & Nancy Kay Other John Milton Pulsifer IV Georgia Richard & Tommy Roche Dr B Paul Kellett Mr Emerson E Andrishok Roland Lee Rayburn Rochester Jr Dewey P Alvm A Adams Sr Jack S Kelly Dr Thomas W Barlow Charles L Reid William Roddey IV Joseph Steve Adams Mr & Mrs Lamar Kennedy William T Barnett R A Riley Barbara Rogers Floyd & William D Anderson Scott M Kile John D Barrentine Rust International Corp Jim & Judy Rosamond Doug Armistead Joseph G & Dale Kohn Col James E Blessing Dawn V & David A Sapp Thomas L Roth Lyon Mr & Mrs Robert D Bagwell Tommy J C Brown Helen & Ben K Sharp Charles David Sanford Paul F Jim Beebe MacDonald Mr & Mrs Robert Cantrell Mrs John C Sharpe Rutledge Scarborough James A Black Mr & Mrs Robby D Martin Sonny Cassady T L Shealy Jr Paula C Searcy J C (Doc) Bradham James G Mashburn Robert T Cathey James A Sizemore Lee Shaffer Warren C Maxwell Skornschek C & K Machine & Die Inc Wilson C Childers III Thomas E Dr Fred G Shealy Jr Jack J Camarda J Herndon McElmurray Douglas F Clements Robert S Smith John W Sherard John L Campbell Raymond I McFadden Jr Robert P Corker In Memory of Col Francis L Jenkins Thomas E Shiflet Larry/Lolli/Micki/Rance Clark Walter McGee Wayne M Coward Joseph Wm Turner Jr Mr & Mrs Delmar W Shirley A J & Nona Coleman William C Miller Michael F Dawes Cindy Wilson Fred & Connie Silver Eugene F Moxley Jr John Herbert Conrad Billy S Delk Henry Yonce & Charles Yonce Dr Bruce Allen Simmons William W Cooper Jr Jack C Murphree T C Dykes/P Bleckley C Carl Smith Ronald G Nonnemberg D & R Truck Salvage & Sales James O Eubank II Col Fred L Sparks Jr Nathan Jr Mr S Mrs Carroll V Dabney Padgett Ford F Farabow Jr

TIGER

For the past 51 years thousands of Daniel H. Coker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Turner, Jr. you have displayed your unsurpassed Rebecca D. Coker Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. White loyalty to Clemson by making IPTAY David Eugene Cleveland If you think you would like to con- one of the greatest athletic scholar- Mr. and Mrs. R. Allison Dalton sider this unique opportunity you may ship groups in America. James W. Engram call Bert Henderson or Allison Dalton Now there are some people who Rodney C. Foster at (803) 656-2101 or write either of to unique effort for Mr. and Mrs. S. them at want make another Leonard Gough PO Box 31 , Clemson, SC Clemson by providing an endowment Mr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Henderson 29633. to assure the future security and suc- Daniel E. Hunt This is a good opportunity to do cess of the Clemson Athletic Charles D. Miller something for Clemson that will make Department. Robert W. Robinson, Jr. a big difference forever. Tiger Life is a program through which you make an affordable invest- ment over an eight-year period to in- sure a sizable future gift to the Clem- son Athletic Department. Listed below are a few individuals who with a few others who wish to remain anonymous have arranged for gifts in excess of $2,000,000 to Clem- son Athletic Department Endowment. Mark Slade Avent Landrum H. Henderson, Jr. Mrs. J. William Holcomb David A. Gray J. Chris Swift Allison Dalton

96 m m Condom in iumsll

Developers: Roy B. Jeffcoat Kenneth R. Jeffcoat

Architect: Robert Goodson

Northlake Condominiums make luxuri- ous lakefront living affordable. The latest in modern architecture joins with the natural beauty of Lake Hartwell to create a unique housing alternative, or the perfect weekend retreat.

Each of the two and three bedroom units is energy efficient, with maximum insulation. Every unit includes thermal windows, high efficiency heating and cooling systems, mod- ern appliances and a patio. Additionally, many units have such special features as skylights, solariums, fireplaces, whirlpools and saunas.

The development also features a central 2-Bedroom Model 3-Bedroom Model clubhouse, tennis courts and a swimming pool. The clubhouse contains a fitness area Call today. with weight machines, sauna, whirlpool and Carolina Construction Co. steam room. Northlake Condominiums repre- 225-0025 sent waterfront living at its best. And most affordable. Affordable lakeside living.

97 Satisfaction Guaranteed

Whatever you buy at Sears, you have thejright to use it for a reasonable (

time before you determine it is satisfactory and decide to keep it. If you

^decide* iHs^not satisfactory, return it to us at our^ expense. We will do whatever is necessary to correct the cause of your dissatisfaction

If we can't satisfactorily provide a remedy, or if you request a refund, we will refund your full purchase price including any appropriate delivery charges, finance charges and applicable taxes.

Sears Pledge of Fairness

If, after you have decided to keep your purchase, it doesn't give you the

service lorperformance you reasonably expect 'of it and therejsn't a specific ^written warranty on" the item that will satisfactorilyxorrect the problem, please let us know.

We want to make an adjustment that you will consider fair. —

You can count on Sears for satisfaction

Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back is a promise Sears has lived by for half a century. Other things you can still count on at Sears: fair prices, good workmanship, wide selection, competent service.

Y)u pay good money at Scars. In return, Sears 3- Sears employs engineers to help manufacturers believes that you should be completely satisfied improve their efficiency with everything you buy. This is one of many steps Sears takes to help You must be satisfied with performance, qual- hold down costs. Others include an almost fanati- ity of workmanship, fit, styling—even color. Sup- cally efficient distribution system. the catalog pose you buy a blue sweater through Example: Refrigerator door handles are left off and the blue strikes you as different, however refrigerators for shipment to Sears stores. With door slightly, from the blue on the printed page. handles tucked neatly into cartons instead of stick- catalog: "In case, as Says Sears such a with every- ing out, each carton can be a little smaller, Sears can thing we sell, we guarantee your satisfaction or your get more refrigerators on each truck— and the ship- money back." ping cost for each refrigerator goes down a few Sears goes to extraordinary lengths to make cents. certain that you will be satisfied. For instance: Dozens of small efficiencies like this explain 1. Men and women from Sears spend thousands of why Sears regular prices are so reasonable, and hours a year at factories that make Sears products. Sears sale prices such terrific bargains. These men and women are called buyers, but So it's first to Sears for millions of shoppers they do a lot more than place orders. They study the more than shop at any other store. These millions needs and desires of Sears customers— and work have found again and again that they are likely to personally with manufacturers to make certain that spot exactly what they're looking for at Sears, to pay Sears products perform as expected. a fair price for it —and to be completely satisfied it they it 2. The Sears Laboratory tests over 10, 000 products with once get home. a year. Sears maintains one of the world's largest pri- vate laboratories for testing consumer goods. It tests for strength, durability, handling, and performance.

4 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back has been firm Sears policyfor ot er halfa century. The words on this plaque stand behind every purchase by every Sears customer ©Sears, Roebuck and Co. 1985 Sanders

Brothers, Inc. SERVING INDUSTRY SINCE 1955

Post Office Box 188 * Gaffney. South Carolina 29340 • 803-489-1 144

Heating Ventilation and Metal Fabrication Process Piping Air Conditioning Systems Millwright • Rigging • Machinery Erection

Products: Products constructed Irom all Services: Services offered vary from un- Services: Sanders Bros Inc offers clients Services: We offer our clients a full range Our total mechanical capability offers our thicknesses and grades of metal include derground process and plumbing sys- HVAC installation in the institutional, of mechanical and design-build services clients a single source for services, from

but are not limited to: tanks, hoppers, tems to all types of chemical and high commercial and industrial market We These include but are nol limited to: two-man cleaning crews to major plant ductwork (rectangular, round and oval), pressure piping. further offer design build capabilities in machinery erection, process piping, fume relocations or installation of new produc- breeching, conveyors, pressure vessels, the commercial and industrial areas. We and exhaust systems, instrumentation tion equipment. We have ASME "U," "UM," "PP." "S," pipe support systems, air pollution con- follow our installations with service after plant relocation, export packing and pro- and "A" stamps and the NBBPVI "R" We offer complete shut-down and turn- trol equipment, ladders, catwalks, quench sale capabilities on a contract mainte- cess air systems stamp, for fab and erect capabilities on around service, contract maintenance, tanks, guards, parts washers, combus- nance and emergency basis all types of boilers and pressure vessels We employ m-house millwrights, sheet supplemental mechanical services and tion air luel systems, prefabricated pipe metal special mechancial project systems, process dryers and special mechanics, riggers, ironworkers, construction machines certified welders, pipe fitters, instrumen- Industries served: We serve the textile, tation technicians, electricians and test- chemical processing, metal working, food ing and balancing personnel processing, glass, fiberglass, rubber and other industries requiring quality me- chanical service

Licensed in South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia. ASME "U," "UM," "PR" and "A" certificates. NBBPVI "R" certificate.

Go Tigers!

• Steel Understructure wood base • Dual wheel casters • Uniroyal vinyls (naugahyde) • 100% Nylon fabrics • Double stitched baseball-type seam • Monogrammed stitching of fabric

• Extra-hard waterbase lacquered finish • TAX DEDUCTIBLE • Approved by Clemson University

• Two-year warranty against defects in workmanship University Seating P.O. Box 487 Summerville, GA 30747 Phone: 205/634-4649

Vinyl Vinyl/Fabric Seat Fabric Style 101 359.00 368.00 398.00 Style 109 323.00 332 00 362.00 Style 118 175.00 184.00 196.00

Please send me chairs as described belou Model: 101 109 118 Slogan: Tigers Clemson

Payment enclosed: Personal check Company check MAILORDER NO C.O.D. ORDERS Show your school colors at work or at home! A TAX DEDUCTIBLE ITEM for business use that is a part of your office environment. Makes an excellent gift for boss or husband, especially with NAME: Christmas so near. Comfortable and durable! These chairs are manufactured by an Alabama PHONE NUMBER: company that has made office seating for 25 years and is known for quality and workmanship Satisfaction guaranteed or your purchase price refunded with return of merchandise in ADDRESS: original factory condition. CITY. STATE:

Write or call for fabric samples. Advertising colors vary. Other colors available! may F. O. B. Alabama

100 ^us> You can use MarvessO efinyarn for more fabrics than you thought...

for less money than you think

As the most extensive product line in terms of col- tremely low moisture absorption, so less energy is re- ors and deniers, Phillips Marvess olefin multifilamentyarn quired in the drying process -which means additional

sets the standard for the upholstery industry. But this savings. And because of its high strength, wet or dry, fab- technically superior yarn also has a wide variety of other rics don't need to be overconstructed. fabric applications. Last, but certainly not least, Phillips Fibers has the Fabrics for window curtains, shower curtains, largest plant capacity in the U.S. devoted exclusively to drapes, mattress ticking, indoor/outdoor furniture producing textile olefin filament yarns for the home fur-

covering, bedspreads. The list goes on and on. nishings industry. And the price is competitive, but then, So do the benefits of using this strong, yet light- thats what you'd expect from one of the performance weight yarn. For example, Marvess olefin has the lowest companies. specific gravity of any fiber, which reduces the number of For more information and service that's second to

ends and picks needed per square inch. Thus it produces none, contact Olefin Fibers Marketing, Phillips Fibers Cor- more yards per pound of fabric. And that means big sav- poration, P.O. Box 66, Greenville, SC 29602. Call: ings to you. 803/242-6600. Our non-allergenic, fade-resistant yarn also has ex- r^?> PHILLIPS FIBERS CORPORATION A SUBSIDIAFTV OF PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY MARVESS OLEFIN OLEFIN FIBERS MARKETING P.O. BOX 66. GREENVILLE, SC 29602 HAN MADE FIBERS/LIFE MADE BETTER (803) 242-6600

•Trademark Phillips Petroleum Company 101 Environmental Landscaping is proud to be a part ofthe winning Greenwood, SC (803) 223-8300 team at Clemson.

i

Environmental Landscaping has installed Toro Automatic Irrigation Systems and provided our professional turf services for all areas of Clemson University Athletics. TORO "Excellence in Athletic Turf

^ our source for automatic irrigation and sprinkler systems. Irrigation Division 102 a o ^7 'N u.s>

American textile products . . . the best value for your shopping dollar STEVENS

neuuton builders,

maintaining a reputation for First quality construction and unqualified client satisfaction

JOHN KUJIST BILL SCflUCHGNG clemson university clemson university class of 70 class of '68

neuuton builders, inc. 4b 51 daleu ave.

803-747-0806 Charleston, s.c. 294H

103 . 1 .

When Saying Nothing

Says it All

Suitable for framing in any standard 18" x 24" or custom frame, the visual impact of "DOOM" is unparalleled. The rich, vibrant colors will enhance the decor of any room in your home or office. Distribution will be limited to a total of 500 prints per year and orders will be accepted only during the months of September through December. Order your print of "DOOM" today and order an extra copy to give as a memorable gift to the most deserving Clemson fan you know. Only $9.95.

The perfect Christmas gift for the Clemson fan.

Bank Card Telephone Orders Accepted

copyright 1978 Custom Specialty Company

Please send me copy(ies) of "DOOM" $9.95 each. Price includes postage and handling. South Carolina and North Carolina residents add 5% (50c) sales tax. (Sorry, no COD orders.) Order now for Christmas. P. O. BOX 1 1 LA FRANCE, SOUTH CAROLINA 29656 Total Amount of order $ TELEPHONE 803/646-9304

master charge

Print Name Number _ I VISA' Address Number

City Exp. Date_

State Zip Signature .

Also Available at Mr. Knickerbockers THE EXPERT'S CHOKE

Architects, designers, engineers and planners Every Overhead Door product is designed, have a tough job — finding the perfect balance of engineered and manufactured with strict quality beauty and function, security and low maintenance, control and backed by over 60 years of unexcelled energy efficiency and ease of operation — all experience and service. at a reasonable cost and, often, on an Specify Overhead Door products — the unreasonable schedule. expert's choice. Since 1921, Overhead Door has been helping the experts find that perfect balance. Overhead Door has a complete line of sectional and rolling doors for residential, commercial and industrial SINCE ^Tttr rty*~S^m »21 applications. And an experienced team of representatives to help find innovative solutions Overhead Door of Greenville, Int. for special applications that require custom- designed units. Piedmont Industrial Park at 1-85 and Piedmont Hwy. 277-9460 WE HELP PUT A BRIGHTER FACE ON THE FUTURE.

Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company / Pilot Life Insurance Company /Jefferson-Pilot

Pension Life Insurance Company / Jefferson-Pilot Fire & Casualty Company / Jefferson-Pilot a i i Investor Services, Inc. / Jefferson-Pi lot Title Insurance Company/ Jefferson-Pilot Communi- cations Company. Jefferson-Pilot Corporation, Greensboro, North Carolina 27420 L aay 1 1 B r Bv Kassie Kessinger

Coach Annie Tribble begins her 10th year of service at games and has a career average of 7.8 points. The 6-3 Tigertown with perhaps her youngest group of cagers to Sumter, SC, native has a career percentage of date. And, she has the formidable task of merging five .532. Sophomore Tracy Korbutt is back for her second veterans with seven newcomers in time to challenge one season following an injury-plagued rookie campaign. Al- of Clemson's most ambitious schedules ever. though the 6-1 center saw action in 19 of the 27 games a

"I don't really want to say youth will be a weakness for year ago, her playing time was limited due to an assort- us this year," the 10th year head coach said, "but I don't ment of injuries. see how we can get around the youth factor, because it is Clemson will have as many new people in the front- a fact that we will have so many underclassmen. I feel court as the backcourt, as freshmen Louise Greenwood, real good about this year's recruiting class. We haven't Karen Ann Jenkins and Jena Barnett have joined the played yet, but I think from all that I've seen, this is a Tiger contingency. Greenwood, a 6-3 center from Aiken, quality class, and I'm real excited. By far, it is the best SC, averaged 26 points and 14 rebounds and six blocked recruiting class on paper we've ever had." shots per game as a prepster. She is a very versatile Tribble does not have the luxury of working with many athlete as she was named to three South Carolina state game-tested veterans as only five players return from last all-star teams — volleyball, basketball and softball. year's 18-9 club. Two seniors, two juniors, two sopho- Jenkins was the state Player-of-the-Year in South Car- mores, and six freshmen comprise the 1985-86 roster. olina and the MVP of her conference and the state A particularly awesome task for the coaching staff will tournament last year. She scored 30.9 points and 26.7 be to find replacements for departed graduates Sandy rebounds per game as a senior. She should provide Bishop and Peggy Caple. Caple left her mark in the ample depth in the frontcourt as well as on the wing. record books as only the second Lady Tiger ever to score Barnett, who at 5-1 1 played center in high school, was over 1 ,000 points and 1 ,000 rebounds, while Bishop, who a Street & Smith honorable mention All-American. She played for the Tigers only two years, was the club's averaged 28 points per game and scored over 2800 outstanding defensive player, top rebounder, second leading points in her prep career. scorer and second-team AII-ACC selection in 1984-85. Tribble's reconstruction job will center around a couple of seasoned veterans in seniors Janet Knight and Mel- inda Ashworth. Knight, an AII-ACC performer and certain all-star candidate, is one of only five returning Division I players who averaged 20 points or more while shooting 50 percent from the field and 80 percent from the free throw line in 1985. Ashworth, the team's most improved player last year, will be a viable candidate to earn all- conference honors at the shooting guard slot, where she averaged 13.6 points and 4.1 rebounds. Cheryl Nix, a 5-7 sophomore, was last year's Lady Tiger Rookie-of-the-Year as she played in every game, contributing 51 points or a basket an appearance. She will be used at the point or the wing and gives Clemson a definite plus defensively.

Nickey Lynch is the only transfer on this year's team as she joins the Tigers after a stellar career at Anderson Junior College. The 5-9 junior averaged 18 points an outing and the coaches are hoping she will give the Tigers immediate help. A talented trio of rookies, Becky

Hollaway, Ramona O'Neal and Elizabeth Drew, is ex- pected to bolster Clemson's attack in the backcourt. The 5-9 Drew is coming off arthroscopic knee surgery last summer but should be ready by the season opener, Nov. 25. Hollaway, a 5-7 freshman from Lilburn, GA, is an excellent passer and shooter as evidenced by her 22 points and 6.5 assist average an outing. O'Neal is a 5-8 rookie from Dublin, GA and is a great defensive player.

In the frontcourt junior Julie Larson returns with the Janet Knight averaged over 20 points a game in an AII-ACC year most experience in the pivot as she has played in 53 in 1984-85

107 Clemson Football's Greatest Moment Captured Forever Limited Edition Gold-Plated Commemorative Plaque

Savor that great moment when

on the night of January 1, 1982, the Clemson Tigers became national champions! This very special plaque is constructed of the finest materials. Etched into solid brass then plated in gold, each is carefully mounted on a mohogany plaque with satin finish. The plaque features a scoreboard of the game, all of the individual scoring, game highlights, and much more. This plaque is offered as a Lim- ited Edition ofonly 5,000, and each will be individually numbered. Be among the first to obtain one by sending the coupon in today.

Available only by mail. Please, no phone orders.

I I I

I LIBERTY SPORTS Division of Bluejacket, Est. 1905 I I 92 Canal St.rppt.. Rnx G17 Shelton, CT 06484

I wish to order Limited Edition Clemson Football Plaques at $50 plus $3 shipping and handling each.

My check is enclosed, total $ , or charge my VISA or MASTERCARD Card No. Exp.date mo yr._ Name

Authorized signature for charges Please allow four weeks for delivery.

Actual plaque size: 7Vz " by 13% ". oda\1 Band c r udlU r

The textile industry is one that affects A Grand Ole Flag" and "America The everyone everyday. Going beyond just Beautiful" to continue the pregame show. Clemson University Alma Mater clothes, the textiles industry provides peo- These selections will be directed by Dr. Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness, ple with medical bandages and tissues, Richard E. Goodstein and accompanied Where the Tigers play, ways of strengthening automobile tires, by the Clemson University Chorus. Dr. Here the sons of dear old Clemson lighter and stronger fabrics, and on and Bruce F Cook will then direct Tiger Band's Reign Supreme alway. on. Two of the nation's leading textiles playing of our national anthem, followed by CHORUS schools are represented today as Clem- the Clemson University Alma Mater, di- Dear old Clemson, we will triumph son plays host to N.C. State in the annual rected by William W. Campbell. The invo- And with all our might salute to the textile industry—the Textile Bowl. cation will be offered by the Reverend That the Tigers' roar may echo Clemson's Tiger Band will open the sa- Steve Plonk of the University Lutheran O'er the mountain height. lute with their traditional pregame show. Church, and the colors will be presented

Opening with "Sock It To Em," and the by an ensemble from Pershing Rifles, Band does more than just perform at foot- Orange Bowl March, the band will continue Company C-4, Kerry Graham, Color Guard ball games. Other responsibilities of Tiger with "Tiger Rag" while spelling out the Commander. The opening salute to the Band include playing in the annual First word "Tigers." textiles will conclude as Clemson makes Friday Parade and at prep rallies. Smaller

Three guests of honor will be noted by its famous run down the hill. ensembles from Tiger Band play for the dotting the "i" in Tigers. They are: Mr. C. The North Carolina State University University President and Clemson's Board Hunter Gallman, Mr. Phinizy Timmerman, Wolfpack Marching Band, under the direc- of Trustees in their respective boxes prior and Ms. Ruth Solesby. Gallman is the tion of Dr. Frank Hammond, will open to games. Ensembles from Tiger Band current president of the South Carolina today's halftime show. Following their also add to the spirit at occasional Clem- Textiles Manufacturing Association. A presentation, Tiger Band will then perform son soccer games. member of the Clemson Class of '43, with appreciation to the textiles industry by In addition to the marching aspect of the Gallman earned his degree in Textiles presenting their halftime show, "Crafted program, Clemson also has a Symphonic Engineering and serves as the Vice Presi- With Pride In The USA." Fans may be Band, the Jazz Ensemble, and the Basket- dent in charge of manufacturing at the reminded of last summer's Victory Tour ball Pep Band. Each of these are smaller, M. Lowenstein Corporation in Lyman. Tim- when Tiger Band opens with the Jacksons' select groups. Dr. Richard Goodstein, di- merman is the current president of the hit "Torture," arranged by Dr. James So- rector of the Jazz Ensemble and the Bas- Sirrme Foundation. A member of the Clemson chinski of Virginia Tech. ketball Pep Band, said, "Since these are Class of '41, Timmerman earned his de- "Trooper Salute," a song dedicated to smaller, more competitive groups, the mu- gree in Textiles Chemistry and now lives in the troopers of Wyoming, will continue the sic is more quality intense and provides a Aiken. Ms. Solesby recently earned the show. The number was arranged by Jay more formal performing outlet." title of South Carolina Manufacturing As- Bocook, and Barry Reese arranged the The Symphonic Band gives perform- sociation Employee-of-the-Year. percussion. The final number of Tiger Band's ances of selections from marches, novel- During the pregame show, both schools halftime show features the percussion sec- ties and Broadway musicals not only at will be recognized as Gallman will pres- tion and was arranged by two Clemson Clemson, but also all over South Carolina ent a $1,000 scholarship check to Ryan students. "Y, Y, Z," arranged by Mark Bier- and the Southeast. Its activities continue Amacher, Dean of the Clemson Univer- ing and Michael Pry, will conclude "Crafted through Spring Commencement. sity College of Commerce and Industry, With Pride In The USA." However, no The Jazz Ensemble is a 20-member to which the School of Textiles belongs. Clemson halftime presentation would be group playing Big Band music as well as

Ed Schrum, president of the North Caro- complete unless it ended with The Song contemporary jazz pieces. It also provides lina Textiles Manufacturers Association, That Shakes The Southland," TIGER RAG!! campus concerts and tours the Palmetto will present a like check to Dame Hamby, This week, Tiger Band would like to State and other southern states as well. Dean of the North Carolina State Univer- focus on the overall instrumental music All bands will be undergoing auditions sity School of Textiles. program at Clemson University. Tiger Band this week after Clemson students return

Tiger Band will offer its rendition of "You're is just one part of that program, and Tiger from a much-needed and deserved Fall Break.

The Symphonic Band and the Jazz Ensemble are two facets of the Clemson instrumental music program.

109 .

Athletic, Fraternity & Clemson Clothing — Clemson Gifts

104 College Avenue • Clemson, South Carolina 29631 • (803) 654-4203 Haywood Mall, Greenville, SC 29607 (803) 292-3290 WRITE FOR OUR NEW 16 PAGE COLOR CATALOG SWEAT CLOTHING JACKETS, JERSEYS AND CAPS

By Russell Athletic. Jersey Adult sizes S-XL.

Available in your choice ot Youth sizes S(6 8)-XL(18

White, Navy, Orange or 20). Cap sizes small or large. Oxford Grey. Jacket Adult sizes S-XL. Adult sizes XS-XXL. add 9) Coaches caps w block $1.50 per garment lor XXL. C solid back $6.95. Youth sizes 2-8, S(68)-L (14/16) 10) Starter silk jacket w quilled lining $74.95. 1) Hooded pullover 11) Visor-one size fits all sweatshirt. $4.25. Adult-$1 6.95, Youth- $15.95. 12) Replica game jersey $34.95. Numbers 2) V neck sweatshirt w< available-33,45.91,15, trim. 21,55,1. State first and Adult-$23.95. Youth- second choice. $22.95. 13) Short sleeve jersey 50 3) Crewneck sweatshirt. 50 blend $16.95. Adult-$13.95, Youth- FLAGS AND AIRHORN SPORTS SHIRTS $12.95, 14) Baseball cap w/scnpt C solid back $6.95. 4) Sweat pants w draw- string. 15) Silk baseball cap solid Adult-S1 3.95, Youth- back $8.95. Available $12.95. in Orange, Navy, or White.

16) Corduroy baseball cap solid back $6.95. Men s or Ladies sizes S- Available in Navy or XL. 50 50 blend. Silver. 5) $29.95 17) The original Tiger car 6-8) $21.95. flag. Easy put on, take

Your choice of Embroi- off, no tools required. dered Helmet, Paw, Tiger $9.95 Head, or Clemson as shown. 18) Also available The orginal "Hold That Tiger" car or van horn. Reg. Price $69.95 Mr. Knickerbockers $49.95

NAME PHONE #

ADDRESS SIGNATURE

CITY STATE. ZIP WE SHIP UPS

ITEM COLOR SIZE QUANTITY DESCRIPTION UNIT TOTAL # PRICE We accept Money Orders, Check, MasterCard or VISA.

Charge to

CARD HOLDERS NAME .

CREDIT CARD ACCOUNT NUMBER

SHIPPING & HANDLING •PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE IF YOUR ORDER IS ADD SUBTOTAL $0-$15.00 $2.50 $15.00-30.00 $3.00 SHIPPING & HANDLING $30.00-50.00 $3.75 S.C. 5% SALES TAX $50.00-100.00 $5.00 EXP. DATE MONTH YEAR ABOVE $100.00 $7.50 TOTAL

SIGNATURE _1_ rwi n 00 — pec innpr Rv Kassie K 1 1 IUCI Wm

Jeff Stachelek Cynthia Schuler Brad Clark Columbia, SC Ft. Wright, KY Waterloo, IA

Clark, 19, is a Stachelek, 21 , Schuler, 20, is one should be a lead- of four juniors on sophomore on ing contender for Coach Wayne Coach Larry Pen- ACC Swimmer-of- Norris' much-im- ley's Tiger golf the-Year during the proved volleyball team. The Water- 1985-86 season. team. By mid-sea- loo, IA product will He was a three- son the Lady Ti- always be re- time individual ACC ger volleyball team membered for his champion last year, had equalled their record-setting 63 as he captured the win total of a year in the second '85 50 (20.7), the 100 ago and Schuler round of the (44.7) and 200 had played a key ACC tournament freestyle events (1:38.6). Stachelek's per- role in the team's resurgence. By the first at Greensboro. The round, which included formance helped the Tigers to a second- of October, the 5-9 setter hitter had played seven birds and an eagle, set the all-time place finish at the meet and a finish of 26th in every match and was among the team ACC tournament record by three shots, in the country. Clemson's top returning leaders in digs and service aces. As a broke the Clemson mark of 64 set in 1981 sprinter has been a finalist in the confer- sophomore she more than doubled her by Tony Nimmer. He was one of two fresh- ence meet each of his three years and statistics of her rookie season. Her stats men to break into the starting lineup and is was a 1984 and 1985 NCAA qualifier. In included 49 kills and the best negative one of only four Tiger freshmen linksters addition to holding the school record in the overall totals among the leading reserves. ever to play in the NCAA tournament. In 50, 100 and 200 free events, Stachelek An excellent student, Schuler was named the fall, Clark won the Riverbend Intercol- was a member of three Clemson record- to the ACC Honor Roll for outstanding legiate in a playoff. He is a former Iowa 4- setting relay teams, the 400 and 800 frees- academic achievement the past two sea- A state high school champion and he tyle and the 400 medley relay. Stachelek sons. Her 3.31 GPA attained during the finished in the top 10 in the national PGA 60- was born 8-15-64 and is concluding his 1984-85 academic school year was the junior tournament in 1 984. The 5-11, 1 final year as a financial management major. third best on the volleyball team. Born 3- pounder is pursuing a degree in adminis- 23-65, Schuler is studying mathematical trative management. science while at Clemson.

Melinda Ashworth Dick Landgren Lisa Bobby Anderson, SC Louisville, KY Clifton, NJ

Ashworth, 21 , is Landgren, 20, is a Bobby, 21, is the one of two seniors junior midfielder for only senior on on Coach Annie Coach I.M. Ibri- Coach Andy Tribble's 10th Lady ham's defending Johnston's Lady Tiger basketball national cham- Tiger tennis team. ^ team. The 5-7 pion soccer team. Since arriving in JW guard has been a A walk-on in 1983, Tigertown in 1983, jt m regular starter her Landgren quickly Bobby has helped P, " first three sea- proved his worth Clemson to three sons but is com- as he has been a straight ACC team ing off her finest starter in 93 per- titles, two NCAA year. In 1984-85 cent of the games tournament ap- she was the Tigers' third leading scorer he's played in. By mid-season this fall, he pearances, and three top 20 finishes. Along (13.6) and assist specialist (100) and fourth had started every game and was the Ti- the way, Bobby collected one ACC singles best rebounder (4.1). She more than dou- gers third leading scorer with 1 5 points on crown and a pair of doubles titles, includ- bled her point production a year ago and 5 goals and 5 assists. He is well ahead of ing joining Pam Menne to capture the now ranks 15th among Clemson's all-time exceeding his single season high of 21 number-one doubles flight in 1985. In Bob- scorers with 61 1 points. For her outstand- points attained in 1984, a mark which by's three-year tenure at Clemson, the ing year Ashworth was named the Lady made him Clemson's fifth-leading scorer Lady Tigers have gone 73-34 in overall Tigers' most improved performer. Heading and placed him in the ACC's top 20 in matches and 19-1 against ACC competi- into her final campaign, Ashworth has an overall scoring. During Clemson's champi- tion. Bobby was a double ACC winner her opportunity to add to her 342 career assist onship season, the 5-1 160-pounder had rookie year, the number- 1 , as she triumphed total, which already has her among the top game-winning goals against Davidson, four singles flight and teamed with Jody five career leaders. She is the former Tampa and UCLA in the national semi- Trucks to claim the number-two doubles Melinda Hall and is the only married mem- finals. Landgren lists Louisville, KY as his title. That year the Lady Tigers wound up ber of the '85-86 team as she became the home, but he grew up in Europe, where he ranked seventh in the nation after going bride of Mark Ashworth in July of 1984. was a member of the Swedish Junior 30-5 overall and undefeated in the ACC. Born 12-10-63, Ashworth is wrapping up National team and was selected to the Entering her final season with the Tigers, her final year of studies in recreation and Stockholm All-Star team and played on the Bobby has a career singles record of 72- parks administration. Swedish National Championship team. A 52, for a winning percentage of nearly 60 liberal arts major, Landgren was born 12- percent. Born 8-3-64, Bobby is a recrea- 14-64 in Jarfalla, Stockholm (Sweden) tion and parks administration major.

111 .

J The Last Won1 By Bob Bradley

If one wasn't wearing the right color continued. "We (Jimmy Addison) threw Howard's first moniker for Edwards of shoes, there was no use to come to a pass to (tailback) Buddy Gore and I was "Midnight." Howard said he tagged the prom when Clemson and N. C. think that was the only (scoring) pass him with that name because when State played in Death Valley in 1967. Buddy Gore ever caught in his life. He they would go to the coaches' conven-

The Wolfpack had had a fabulous kinda fought the ball. If someone handed tion at different places around the year, defeating their first eight oppo- it to him, he could run like the devil, country, he'd never see Edwards until nents. After defeating Virginia in Char- but he wasn't a very good pass receiver." after midnight. "I don't know where he lottesville in the eighth game, Penn Clemson went ahead 7-6 as Arthur stayed the rest of the time, but he'd State and Clemson remained, both on Craig kicked the extra point. And after always show up in the lobby after the road. giving N. C. State another possession midnight," Howard recalled. Before the Nittany Lions game, there and holding, the Tigers got the ball However, when Edwards had the was talk that N. C. State had the Sugar back after a 24-yard Donnan punt at choice and took the ball, Howard thought Bowl wrapped up provided there was the Pack 43 and went in to score "Westwind" would be a more appro- as much as a split in the last two again and an eventual 14-6 win. priate name following that 1967 game. games. The Wolfpack did get knocked out Howard looked back on some of his The Pack had become nationally of the Sugar Bowl bid by those two battles with N. C. State recently and famous in 1967 with their defense late-season losses to Penn State and recalled just how tough some of them wearing white shoes. Every other foot- Clemson. But they did receive a Lib- were. "He had some good teams up ball team in the nation, plus State's erty Bowl bid and defeated Georgia there (five outright or shared confer- offensive team, was still wearing the 14-7. Clemson ended up 6-4 by de- ence championships). I remember he black shoes. feating South Carolina the following had (Roman) Gabriel. But one thing

Penn State came from behind late Saturday and the Tigers were Atlantic about Gabriel, I don't believe he ever to down Coach Earle Edwards' State Coast Conference champions (6-0), blew that horn when we were playing team, 13-8, but it was still heavily but their four losses were to Georgia, him. (Clemson shut out N. C. State rumored that the Wolfpack would play Georgia Tech, Auburn and Alabama, 23-0 Gabriel's sophomore year and in New Orleans New Year's Day if they all ranked teams at one time or an- 20-0 his senior year. The two teams beat Clemson and ended 9-1 other that year. didn't play his junior year). "Our team had heard about their _ "I always had a lot of respect for "People used to ask me what kind white shoes,'' former Clemson coach Earle (Edwards)," Howard said. "He of defense we used and I told em it Frank Howard recalls. "Our boys came was kinda quiet, never did say much, was just the same ole defense we'd to me the week of the game and but he was tough on that sideline. But always used. I told (Don) Chuy and wanted to paint our shoes orange. after we beat them down here when some of those other linemen to just go

Herman McGee, our trainer, went down he took the ball instead of the wind, I get Gabriel's horn because I didn't the street somewhere and got some had to change his nickname." want to hear it blow . . . and they did." brushes and some orange paint. Our boys sat around Friday afternoon and all of them painted their shoes orange.

As it ended up, we had quite a game," Howard remembered. A wind coming out of the west that day and termed by Howard as "prob- ably the worst wind any team of mine ever played in" was to play a big part in the outcome of the game, although the Clemson players had their confi- dence in the orange shoes. N. C. State had Gerald Warren, an outstanding field goal kicker, and two second-quarter three-pointers (37 and 47 yards) with the wind to his back gave the 'Pack a 6-0 halftime lead. N. C. State had the option the sec- ond half and took the ball. "Naturally, we took the wind," Howard said. "The wind was so strong that when you kicked off, the ball would go out into the street. Kicking against the wind, a two-yard punt was a long punt. "We kicked off to them and forced a punt. Their kicker (Jim) Donnan got off a real boomer (28 yards) and it put us in pretty good (field) position," Howard Clemson wore orange cleats when it upset N. C. State in 1967.

112 In football a fumble can be

The Same is True in Airconditioning

"There is no substitute for error-free, consistent performance — in either field"

We have the winning combination in designing, manufacturing, in- stalling and maintaining your environmental system. We have professional engineering personnel, modern shops and experienced field crews. We can provide new systems or modify existing systems. heat reclamation & air distribution When the need arises for air systems — Don't Drop the Ball- conditioning, liquid & air filtration, Call on the professionals. thermo © kinetics Creating the ideal environment

716 E. Fairfield Rd. - Greenville, S. C. 29605 a 803/277-8080 Commitment to SAFETY

SAFETY. . .it's not something that just happens. It takes has a strong management received numerous national and state awards including two first place commitment backed by and one second place national AGC

a team of experts to safety awards. . .accomplishments made possible through ensure employee safety. our employee motivational "P-R-I-D-E Program©," Yeargin employees attend orientation Personal Responsibility In Daily and training programs customized to Excellence. specificjob sites. Each team member is taught how to work safely, to spot Whether you engage Yeargin as and report unsafe conditions, and to your full-service, design/construct,

keep work areas clean. . .key factors construction management, or in our ability to increase productivity maintenance contractor, you have and keep project costs to a minimum. our guarantee that safety is our

primary goal . . . along with For the complete story, talk to our quality workmanship and clients or look at / project completion on schedule * our record. Yeargin i and within budget.

Yeargin Construction Company, Inc.

McAlister Plaza 7676 Hillmont. Suite 200 Greenville. South Carolina 29606 Houston, Texas 77040 (803) 242 6960 (713) 895-0330

Copyriglit 1985 Yeargin Construction Company. Inc. Building Safely with P-R-I-D-E