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Clemson vs. Wake Forest the stadium got its nickname. Death Val- ley, from something else. Always thinking November 2, 1985 ahead, Clemson engineers are seeking Memorial Stadium ways to help football fans keep their cool. Hall of Fame Day Catherine Sams explains.

Today's Features 76 Frank Howard The true legend of Clemson football is Frank Howard, the venerable former men- tor who led the Tigers to countless ACC Alligator Wrestler titles and bowl games. Kassie Kessinger Most kids grow up with a pet dog or cat, pursued some superlatives with the former but Clemson linebacker Eldridge Milton coach as he looks back on nearly 40 years had a wilder wonder of nature as a com- of coaching at Clemson. panion. Jill Mixon investigates Milton's childhood and reviews his fine career at 79 IPTAY Student the linebacker position. Advisory Committee

In its search to better serve the university 7 Hall of Fame community, IPTAY instituted a student Five Clemson people will be inducted into committee that gives feedback to the IPTAY the Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame today at office and athletic department on the is- halftime ceremonies. Barry Tomlinson re- sues important to student life. Jill Mixon views the careers of five indiviauals who takes a look at some of the committee's had a significant impact on this university. activities.

50 Tiger Basketball 107 This Day in Tiger Football Cliff Ellis made great strides with the Clem- As we head into the home stretch of this son program in his first year in the ACC season, there have been many significant and after a top 10 recruiting year he is games in Clemson history played on this ready to make even more moves. Tim date. Sam Blackman reviews some of the Bourret examines Clemson's chances for more exciting contests. post-season play and even more victories over top 20 rivals. 111 Academic Counseling Clemson athletes have outstanding coach- 61 University Feature ing on the field, but their tutoring program

If you've ever sat in the lower stands of off the field is second to none. Marc Wilson Clemson Memorial Stadium you might think studies the study habits of Clemson athletes.

The Departments Players and Coaches 111

Athletic Director 11 Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 The Clemson Football Program is Produced by the Athletic Staff 29 Alphabetical Roster. Opponent 59 Clemson Football Program Committee: Band Program 109 Assistant Coaches 16 Cheerleaders 36 Danny Ford 15 Chairman: Len Gough Coaches. All-Sports 23 Graduate Asst Coaches 40 Editor: Tim Bourret Emergency Information 30 Lineups, Starting 56 Asst. Editor: Kassie Kessinger Fall Sports Schedule 79 Meet the Tigers 33 Advertising Director: Ann Smith Future Schedules 24 Numerical Roster. Clemson 56 Special Thanks to Bob Bradley. Jill Mixon. Sam Black- IPTAY 31 Numerical Roster. Opponent 56 man, David Webb. Maria Farry. Tim Match. Barry IPTAY Officers 80 Opponent Players 74 Tomlinson and Margaret Pridgeon for their help in the Managers 76 Strength Coaches 65 preparation of this program Radio Network Stations 44 Tiger Rookies 40 Stadium Information 43 Statistics 3 Printing: State Printing Co of Columbia. SC The Last Word 112 Today's Game 2 Cover Photo: by Bruce Hagan Trainers 78 Other photos by the Clemson Communications Center. Tiger Life 96 On the Cover Lance McKinney. Bob Waldrop. Rob Biggerstaff. Jim Tigers in the Crowd 111 Senior linebacker Eldridge Milton does not look like Monarty. Tom Shockley and Bruce Hagen University Officials 19 a person who grew up wrestling alligators Bruce University Page 8 Hagen of the Clemson communications center cap- Poster by Clemson Communications Center University President 9 tured Milton in a more formal pose on today s cover

1 By Tim Bourret

Clemson and Wake Forest have had Tigers have an incredible 35-1-1 re- Stacey Driver, who needs 198 yards football seasons comparable to the cord. The North Carolina game of 1980 to reach the 2,000 mark for his career, commodities market on the Chicago is the only game in Ford's career in is coming off the second best perform- Board of Trade. Anyone who has in- which the Tigers had fewer turnovers, ance of his career. The diminutive vested in October Wheat or Septem- yet lost the game. running back who is hoping to follow ber Soybeans knows that the prices The turnover figure has been com- in the Lilliputian footsteps of Stump are as volitile as Joaquin Andujar's ing down in each game since the Mitchell into the NFL, had 125 yards temper. This afternoon in Memorial seven mortal sins were committed at and a touchdown against N.C. State Stadium Wake Forest will attempt to Kentucky. Last week the important cost last week. Terrence Flagler has aver- turn a Bear Market into a Bull Market, of living index hit rock bottom at zero aged 6.6 yards per rush over the last while the Tigers will try to continue turnovers against N.C. State. That's two games and now has a 4.4 yard their flourishing economic trends. like Danny Ford going into a super- average for the season. The Tiger's economic indicators in market to buy chewing tobacco and The offensive line has been led by recent weeks have taken major about finding that the price has gone from $7 AII-ACC guard Steve Reese over the faces from the statistics that would a case to a penny a case. last few games, but a couple of young- have put the directors of the Federal The Clemson ground game has been sters have come on to plug some Reserve into a state of depression. a big reason for the Tigers Octoberfest holes also. John Phillips had played But, over the last three weeks Clem- in the last three weeks. The offense just 21 snaps in the first four games, son's cost of living index (turnover has gained 830 yards in the last three but the last three weeks he has aver- margin) has improved by leaps and games, as the ground game has made aged 60 snaps and the Tigers have bounds. Here is a little grid that com- significant strides, led by the tailbacks not lost a football game. Last week pares the two seasons Clemson has and the offensive line. A Clemson Eric Nix started at center for the first had so far: running back has gained at least 100 time in his career and played a fine First Last yards in each of the last three games game in place of the injured Jeff Lytton. 4 Games 3 Games and the tailback position has picked While the Clemson offense has had Record 1-3 3-0 up at least 200 yards in each game, Bullish statistics in the last three games Rushing Yds/Game 131.8 276.7 including a high of 261 yards last the defense has been the major rea- Points-Game 10.8 29.0 week. son the opposition's statistics have N.C. State, Touchdowns/Game 1 .3 3.0 Kenny Flowers, the only running been Bearish. Against Total Offense/Game 290.0 399.0 back in Clemson history to gain over Clemson nearly set a record for sacks Rushing Yds 100 yards against the same opponent in a single game, and did set a mark Allowed Game 222.0 125.0 (Duke) three times in a career, has for a single quarter. Six times before TURNOVERS/Game 4.5 1.0 averaged 99 yards a game over the the first period ended the Clemson The bottom comparison seems to last three games, including 70 yards defense sacked N.C. State quarter- be the most significant barometer con- against N.C. State. He scored three backs for minus 45 yards. The Tigers cerning this year's Clemson team, and touchdowns in the game, the second had eight for the game, just two off the every Danny Ford coached team in time in his career he has registered 18 record of 10 set against Maryland in Tigertown. When Clemson has had points on the scoreboard, and he leads 1979. fewer turnovers than the opposition the club in touchdowns, and scoring Steve Berlin has been the leader of since Ford has been at Clemson the with seven and 42, respectively. the defense of late and he has 67 tackles for the season. He has averaged 9.7 tackles per game and this is ahead of the Clemson record for tackles in a season by a down lineman. Yes, better than Jim Stuckey, William Perry, Jeff Bryant, James Robinson or Steve Durham ever turned in, and we all know what level of football they rose to. Mark Drag has also improved at the middle guard slot. In fact, all of Clem- son's middle guards have showed marked improvement. As a unit against N.C. State the middle guard position had 19 tackles, three sacks and an

Terrance Roulhac had four receptions against N.C. State to help the Tigers to a convincing 39-10 victory last week. 2 interception. Drag was the ACC rookie land. So, Mike Elkins, a red-shirted Cavaliers, the third time this season of the week nominee for his nine tack- freshman, was the starter against Vir- he had gone over the 100-yard mark. les and four tackles for loss to go with ginia and completed 19 of 37 passes He has scored five touchdowns on the two sacks, while Raber turned in his for 185 yards and two TDs. They season and is really coming into his first career interception. seem to have an endless supply of own after playing in Ramseur's shadow Michael Dean Perry had his best signal callers in Winston-Salem. for so long. game of the season with seven tack- Wake Forest has a solid pair of Flanker Greg Scales (6-4, 225) has les, two pass deflections, a caused running backs in seniors Topper Clem- caught just 13 passes this year, but fumble, a sack and a Partridge in a sons and Michael Ramseur backs that five have gone for touchdowns. Ram- Pear Tree. No, there is no truth to the have to stretch to reach six-feet in seur leads the ACC in receptions with rumor that he has been moved to height. Ramseur is second on the 45 out of the backfield and end James fullback for this week's game. school's all-time rushing list with 3,106 Brim has 39 catches for 436 yards. It Saturday's game will showcase two yards and needs one more touchdown is evident that passing is the key to of the top hitting free safeties in the to become the school's all-time lead- the Wake Forest offense. south in Clemson's A.J. Johnson and ing scorer. He is just the second player So it will be a passing team against Wake Forest's Reggie McCummings. in ACC history to reach 3,000 yards a running team as Wake Forest tries Johnson is second among ACC's de- rushing and 100 pass receptions. He to win at Clemson for the first time fensive backs in tackles this year with showed his all-around ability against since John Kennedy was the Presi- 74, quite a total for a 5-10 walk-on N.C. State when he had over 100 dent of the United States. who showed up at Clemson because yards rushing and over 100 in recep- Both teams will attempt to be bull- the Tigers were recruiting a teammate. tions (yes, the same game and no ish on America so to speak, but they McCummings leads all conference Clemson Tiger has ever done that). will be using vastly different commodi- defensive backs in tackles this year, Clemons had 126 yards against the ties in an attempt to turn the profit. and had an unofficial world record 133 stops in 1984. He has 75 so far this 306 1985 Clemson Stats Wake Forest Stats year and is the leader of Wake For- (4-3 Overall, 3-1 ACC) (3-5 Overall, 0-4 ACC) est's improving defense, and is among 356104 11 Wake Forest's top five tacklers of all- Rushing An Yds Avg TD LG Rushing Art Yds Avg TD LG time. Flowers, TB 554 5.3 7 50 Clemons, TB 111 642 5.8 1 30 Driver, TB 78 383 4.9 1 29 Ramseur. RB 130 550 4.2 3 26 Wake Forest has allowed just 133.5 Flagler. TB 45 198 4.4 2 47 McGill.FB 33 159 48 1 14 rushing, of the best yards a game one T Johnson, FB 21 96 4.6 22 Reeves, RB .16 60 38 8 figures in the ACC so it should make Rod Williams. QB 1817 47 2.8 23 WAKE FOREST .331 1291 3.9 6 30 for an interesting matchup this after- CLEMSON 1357 4.4 10 50 Opponents 309 1068 3.5 6 37 noon. Linebacker Tony Scott has 67 Opponents 1263 3.5 4 36 stops to rank behind McCummings, Passing Art Cmp Int Yds Pet TD LG Passing Art Cmp Int Yds Pet TD while true freshman A.J. Green has 61 Anderson 118 61 5 676 .517 2 46 White 210 132 6 1322 .629 14 stops. AII-ACC defensive end Gary Rod Williams 42 23 2 283 .548 51 Elkins ...40 21 3 200 .525 2

Baldinger is second on the team in CLEMSON 163 86 7 1000 .528 3 51 WAKE FOREST 295 180 10 1782 .610 16 Opponents 177 101 9 1118 .571 7 33 Opponents 208 119 4 1519 .572 13 quarterback sacks with five and he 12 has total tackles. Bruce Mark has 44 Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG six sacks to lead the club. Roulhac. FLK 275 15.3 1 40 Ramseur, TB 45 404 9.0 1 31 Offensively, Forest has moved Ray Williams. SE 237 19.8 1 51 Wake Brim, WR 39 436 11.2 2 37 Rggs.TE 12 139 11.6 1 43 the ball very well, but doesn't have the Wieczorek, TE 20 187 9.4 1 18 Quick, FB 73 6.6 10 point totals to show for it. For instance, Chambers, WR 19 240 12.6 26 Flagler. TB 9 39 4.3 14 Scales, WR 13 191 14.7 5 59 Wake Forest out-gained Tennessee CLEMSON 86 1000 11.6 3 51 (the same team that stymied Georgia WAKE FOREST 180 1782 9.9 16 59 Opponents 101 1118 11.1 7 33 Opponents 119 1519 12.8 13 62 Tech last week) by 153 yards, yet lost Interceptions Int Yds Avg TD LG the game. The Deacs out-gained N.C. Danforth, SS 2 24 12.0 14 Interceptions Int Yds Avg TD LG State by 150 and Virginia by 71, yet Walls, LB 2 8 40 6 Green 3 9 3.0 9 lost the contest. They are a very bal- Woollord.CB 1 34 34.0 34 Victor 1 00 anced team, as shown by their play Raber. NG 1 14 14.0 14 . . 4 WAKE FOREST . 9 23 9 Milton, LB 1 0.0 - selection against Virginia. The Dea- Opponents . .10 153 15.3 1 40 CLEMSON 9 77 8 6 34 cons threw it 37 times and rushed 39 Opponents 7 28 4.0 14 times last week. And, don't get lacka- daisical if the Tigers get ahead early. 1985 Results 1985 Results Wake Forest has scored 165 points, Date CU-Opp W-L Site Opponent Date WF-Opp W-L Site Opponent S.14 20-17 W A Virginia Tech S. 7 30-23 W H William & Mary this year, 116 have come in the sec- S.21 13-20 L H GEORGIA S.14 30-0 w A Boston Univ. ond half. S.28 3-14 L H GEORGIA TECH S.21 17-20 L A N.C State Quarterback Foy White suffered a 5 7-26 L A Kentucky S.28 24-21 w H Appalachian State muscle tear in the right calf against 0.12 27-24 W H VIRGINIA 5 29-31 L A Tennessee 0.19 21-9 W A Duke 0.12 14-34 L A North Carolina Tennessee and is lost for the season. 0.26 39-10 W H N.C. STATE 0.19 3-26 L H Maryland Prior to his departure he was leading N. 2 WAKE FOREST. 1 00 PM 0.26 18-20 L H Virginia the ACC in passing efficiency. Jamie N. 9 at North Carolina. 12:15 PM N. 2 at Clemson. 1 00 PM

Harris came on and did a good job, N.16 MARYLAND. 2:30 PM N. 9 DUKE. 1 00 PM

1 N16 at Georgia Tech. i 30 PM but he broke his thumb against Mary- N.23 at South Carolina. :30 PM

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People who have pets normally way a gator will attack a person is if back's eyes. He emphasizes that when choose names like Rover, Spot, Fido, the gator is really, really hungry. But, the passer turns his shoulders and Whiskers, Felix, or even Morris. And, they are rarely that hungry because separates his hand from the ball to Jimmy and Gypsy are not far off line there are plenty of fish and other ani- break for it. So when he did that, I Danforth batted the when it comes to pets' names. What mals for them to eat in the swamp. broke and Kenny

air. I just for it, and I makes Jimmy and Gypsy different is "The only other times I consider ball into the dove that they are not dogs, cats, birds, or them dangerous would be when they was able to intercept the ball. It was a even hamsters. Jimmy and Gypsy are are hemmed up in a corner, or when a super feeling." full grown alligators from the Okefeno- female protects her young. If you sneak Milton attributes much of that super kee Swamp, and they are the pets of up on one while his mouth is closed feeling' to his new position coach, senior Tiger linebacker Eldndge Milton. you can grab his mouth by two fingers Miles Aldridge. "He really believes in

"It's not unusual to see an alligator and hold it shut. He will not be able to hard work. He has all of us convinced out. If you swim out of a ditch and cross the open it. But, if you don't hold it shut it that there's no easy way street on a day when we have had a is a different story altogether. They want something bad enough and you will lot of rain,'' said Milton, the Folkston, have enough power in their jaws to work hard enough good things GA native. "In my hometown most of break a two-by-four in half." happen, like the interception." the people live on farms and many of Milton delved further to explain the Aldridge believes that Milton is a them have lakes and ponds in their difference between a crocodile and an hard worker. "Eldndge is a young man backyards. So, a lot of people have alligator. "A crocodile will eat you alive. who has excellent work habits. He alligators as pets. There is a big difference between a really tries to do everything that I ask "People up here say that they never crocodile and a gator. A crocodile's of him. He is the kind of guy who tries matter who is would swim in a lake with a gator, teeth are much sharper than those of to do the right thing no touch one, or have anything to do with an alligator. And, they will attack you coaching him, which definitely has made one. But, the people down there feel for no reason, where a gator must be things easier for me in my first year. the same way about tigers. The folks provoked. But, crocodiles are not a Every coach is different and has his from my area say they never would problem in my area. I've never seen own way he wants to do things. From standpoints they probably get into a ring with a tiger. Yet, some one, and I'm glad I haven't." my players'

to than I people around Clemson have pet ti- A myth about alligators that many have had to adjust me more them. But, Eld- gers, like the man who brought one to people do not believe concerns how have had to adjust to experience, picture day a few years ago. That just fast the reptile can run on land. Milton ridge being a senior with

it is myth, and he is a has made that transition easier," con- goes to show if you get an animal believes that no Aldridge. when it's really small and train it, then man who should know. "They can run cluded fast. gator can run down a Whether he is wrestling with Jimmy it can grow up to be a pet." and run A in Folkston, or Milton has had his "pets" for almost man if he's not running full speed." and Gypsy back home 40-yard wrestling opposing offensive backs to 15 years. "I was in the third grade No wonder Milton runs the can when we got Jimmy and Gypsy. At dash in 4.65 seconds. He spent 10 the ground in Death Valley, you Eldridge Milton will that time they were about a foot long, years running from and chasing alli- rest assured that giving 1 percent effort. and they lived in the pond behind our gators throughout the Okefenokee be 00 house. Now, Jimmy is nine-feet long Swamp. The agility and mobility Milton and weighs about 300 pounds, and picked up from growing up with gators him better Gypsy is about seven feet and 250 as pets may have made a pounds," said Milton. linebacker. During 1984, Milton tied Michael I to play "When I was younger, used m the Dean Perry as the fourth leading tack- with them. I would grab them by stops, a figure tail and spin them around in circles' in ier on the squad with 75 the linebackers. the water. That is also how I used to that was tops among

1 also saw Milton cause ride them. If they were swimming along, The 984 season tail, climb up three fumbles and place him in the top I could grab them by the on their backs, and ride them like a five in the ACC in that category. since Two weeks ago against Duke, Mil- horse. But, I haven't ridden one 1980," explained the 6-3. 230 pound ton broke into another defensive sta- senior. tistic column as he highjacked a Steve Danny Ford probably would not be Slayden pass to halt an imminent Blue (the line- too thrilled to know that his top reserve Devil scoring attack. "We linebacker rides alligators on a regular backers) were back in man coverage,

I didn't basis. But, Milton seems confident that and I was deep with my man. to the ball I get his alligators will not harm him. He think would be able to Ald- continued. "A gator will not attack you at first," recalled Milton. "Coach ridge teaches not to watch the quarter- if he is just swimming along. The only

5 Where good people go for good food mers By Barry Tomlinson

Established in 1973, the Clemson Ath- Fuller also had many academic achieve- He came to Clemson from the Furman letic Hall of Fame strives to honor the great ments at Clemson. He made the ACC all- coaching staff, where he was assistant coach contributors to Clemson athletics. To achieve academic team three years in a row, and and director of physical education. At Clem- its aims, the hall selects and enshrines in 1978, he was one of 1 1 scholar-athletes son, he was backfield coach until 1955 new members each year. This year, the honored by the National Football Founda- when he was made head freshman coach. hall has selected five inductees, bringing tion Hall-of-Fame. He was awarded a NCAA He coached Clemson freshmen for 10 years the total in the elite group to 79. Among postgraduate scholarship worth $1500, and where he helped to develop All-America the inductees are two former football greats, he was chosen recipient of one of the backs Banks McFadden, Jackie Calvert, a longtime Clemson athletic official, a for- NCAA's Top Five Awards. While majoring Bobby Gage, and Joel Wells. He also served mer Clemson baseball player, and a vet- in industrial management, Fuller made the as recreational director of state parks for eran Clemson football coach. Dean's List six consecutive semesters, during seven years from 1935 to 1941. Altogether, Bob Bradley is now entering his 32nd which time he posted only 2 B's in the Coach McMillan participated in seven bowl year as Clemson sports information direc- classroom and owned a 3.93 grade point games (1940 Cotton, 1949 Gator, 1951 tor. A recognized leader in his profession, ratio (out of a possible 4.00). He is now Orange, 1952 Gator, 1957 Orange, 1959 Bradley has received every conceivable with the Chicago Bears of the NFL. Sugar, and the 1959 Bluebonnet). award the past few years. He was elected Doug Kingsmore was an outstanding Coach McMillan graduated from Clem- president of CoSIDA, the national organi- baseball player at Clemson from 1950 to son in 1930 with a BS in Chemistry. He zation of sports information directors, dur- 1954. Kingsmore entered Clemson on a also played tailback for the Tigers from ing 1974-75. In 1976, he received the Arch partial scholarship given after a brilliant 1928-30. These teams finished 8-3, 8-3, Ward Award as CoSIDA Man-of-the-Year. high school career at Union, S.C. His four- and 8-2, respectively, and these teams He was also elected by his peers to the year batting average at Clemson was .346 also beat South Carolina three straight organization's Hall of Fame. Under Brad- and he played three years of varsity base- years. ley's direction, the Clemson Sports Infor- ball at Clemson without making a single Charlie Timmons was a running back mation Department has won a total of 55 error. Kingsmore was a member of four for the Tigers in the late 30 s and early national and state awards for their bro- All-State teams while at Clemson and had 40's. Timmons led the Tigers in rushing in chures and press guides in the last 10 a four-year slugging percentage of .646. 1939 with 146 carries for 556 yards and years. Additionally, he was honored by the His ACC home run record as well as also in 1941 with 149 carries for 635 yards.

South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame in Clemson home run record stood until ex- Timmons is 1 2th in career rushing at Clemson

1 983 for his special contribution to athletics. panded schedules in the late 60 s. In 1954, with 1545 yards and is also 12th in career Steve Fuller, an outstanding quarter- Kingsmore signed a bonus contract with scoring with 129 points. back for the Tigers in the late 70 s, estab- the Baltimore Orioles and he played The highlight of Timmons' career as a lished an athletic and academic record that professional baseball for three years in the Tiger occurred after the 1939 season when might not be eclipsed during this century Tri-State League, Carolina League, and the 8-1 Tigers were invited to play in the — or the next one for that matter. He Texas League. fourth Cotton Bowl in Dallas against Bos- started 27 consecutive games for the Ti- After his three years in the Baltimore ton College. The game was largely a de- gers, and finished his career with 6096 organization, Kingsmore joined Amerotron fensive struggle but the Tigers won 6-3. yards rushing and passing, and was re- Corporation as personnel trainee. Having Timmons scored the only Clemson touch- sponsible for 44 Clemson touchdowns (22 been involved in the textile industry ever down and finished the game with 27 car-

on the ground and 22 through the air). since high school, he was very familiar ries for 1 15 yards.

Only 2 1 of his 554 attempts were intercepted. with the concerns of the textile industry. The 68-year-old Timmons was born in He was All Atlantic Coast Conference in He subsequently worked for Riegel Textile Piedmont, S.C. and is a graduate of Abbe- 1977 and 1978, and also ACC Player-of- Corporation for 23 years. He is currently ville High School. He graduated from the-Year those two seasons. He was Back- President and Chief Operating Officer of Clemson in 1942 with a degree in textile of-the-Year in the south as named by the Cannon Mills in Kannoplis, N.C. engineering. He is married to the former Atlanta Touchdown Club and he also re- Coach Covington (Goat) McMillan, pined Mary Elizabeth Newsome of Union Point, ceived the Frank Howard Award "for the Clemson staff on September 1, 1937 Georgia. Timmons now resides in Green- achievement bringing honor to Clemson." and retired at the end of the 1964 season. ville, S.C.

Bob Bradley Steve Fuller Doug Kingsmore Goat McMillan Charlie Timmons

7 Victory Peal Symbolic of Clemson's Progress

If the Tigers win the game today, listen for the Victory Peal resounding over the campus 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 library system that allows them to check the status of library holdings from anywhere 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 1 52 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 forestry — to the largest graduating class in Clemson's history.

8 University President 2f*

This has been a special year in the that downed Boston College 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 1 950 and 1 955 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 1955 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 Jess Neely 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 which students devise, produce and participate in more than 800 varied activities each year: and Fike Recreation Center, a half-million-dollar 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 ( 1 984) 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 university president. After 50 years of serving 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.

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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 All-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 1 982. 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 department 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 attended 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 enrolled 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 varsity golf team and was the president of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter at Furman. He worked in his family's real estate business for two years after receiving Bobby Robinson has served Clemson as a successful coach and administrator since 1970. his degree from Furman

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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 Barry Switzer Oklahoma 12 115 22 4 830 began Clemson's climb elite 2 Tom Osborne Nebraska 12 118 27 2 .808 to among the 3 Joe Paterno Penn State 19 176 43 2 801 of college football 4 Danny Ford Clemson 6 52 15 2 .768 In 1981 Ford became the youngest coach . Bo Schembechler 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 in John Heisman, the Hall-of- 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 this years of 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 Gator Bowl, 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 Bear Bryant 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 -1 Pat Dye and I were good friends when I offensive coordinator for the 1 1 team that have gone on to greatness in coaching. in was 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 1969 Ford started all three years,

on the staff and I have been in coaching Charley Pell 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 cel- 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 education 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 accepted a position as an assistant coach under Jimmy Sharpe at Virginia Tech. He remained in Blacksburg for three seasons

( 1 974-76) before coming to Clemson as offensive 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. 1969 and Clemson fans are glad he took it.

15 Assistant Coaches

Miles Aldridge is the Lawson Holland Nelson Stokley 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 1 965-67 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 1975. 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 linebacker 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, 1979 from Memphis State as V 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- Chuck Reedy 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- is in 1981 . The native of for the Tigers in gers. He his 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 University on July 10, lina, Iowa State and letters in football from 1982. The Gaines- Wake Forest, where Appalachian State ville, GA, native he was head coach where he gradu- 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 1958. 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 baseball's Chicago Cubs.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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

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

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

1985-86 Athletic Council CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Walter Cox, Interim President Dr. B J Skelton, Chairman I Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr Walter K Lewis. President Alumni W. David Maxwell. Provost and Melvin Barnette, Vice President for Business and Finance Mr. Leonard Butler, Past President, Alumni E the Board of Trustees and Vice President for Mr Lawrence Starkey. President. IPTAY Hugh J Clausen, Secretary of Administration Mr Bill Reaves, Past President. IPTAY Vice President for Institutional Advancement Dr Larry Bauer, President. Faculty Senate Donald J Elam, Vice President for Student Affairs Dr David Senn, Past President. Faculty Senate Manning N. Lomax. Acting Assistant to the President; Director of Office of Human Mr Fred Richey. President. Student Senate Frank Mauldm, Executive Mr Matt Locke, President. Student Body Services Counsel Ms Gayla Domke, Chairperson. Graduate Student Association Benjamin W Anderson, Legal Mr Alan Wertz. President. Block C Club Dr Jack Stevenson, Chairman. Scholarships and Awards ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION Dr Samuel Turnipseed, Fac Rep (or Agriculture Arnold E Schwartz, Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate School Professor Gail Kiser-Brown. Fac Rep for Nursing Jerome V. Reel, Vice Provost. Undergraduate Studies Dr. Stephen Wainscott. Fac Rep tor Liberal Arts Luther P Anderson, Dean. College of Agricultural Sciences Dr. Herbert Brantley, Fac Rep tor 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 Commerce & 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 Arts

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

1 . Arkansas 93 2

2. Texas 7872 Year Pts Finish 3. UCLA 70 1975-76 30 20th 4. Oklahoma St. 6972 1976-77 33 21st

5. Oklahoma 68 1 977-78 35 1 9th 6. SMU 6572 1978-79 5272 4th 7. Florida 65 1979-80 62 Vz 3rd 8. Stanford 63 1980-81 15 27th Bob Boettner Cliff Ellis

9. Michigan 62 1981-82 66 4th Swimming Basketball 10. Brigham Young 4872 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 national rankings in selected sports. Women's sports are not included in this poll, which has been in existence since 1 971 This poll is a good index ot Clemson's athletic success in recent Danny Ford Eddie Griffin years. first the top in 1975-76 with a number-20 Clemson made 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.

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IQftfi 1988 1990 Sept. 13 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 3 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 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. 11 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

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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 as to stadium. 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

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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 featu res 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 tributor's 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 eflorts 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 ihe 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 Riggs Field; 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 Fulbnght 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 7 Clemson graduate Of the 320 valedictorians in scholarships And how has Clemson University support, there is no doubt that Clemson will South Carolina 120 were accepted to Clemson benefited from these 51 years of service 7 The remain number-one

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

enter 1 Gates 1 , 5, 9. 1 , or 13. Persons with 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.

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

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EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are located: 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

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Cliff Ellis has Tiger sports fans talk- of those wins. "It will be difficult to ance against South Alabama in the ing hoops in the off-season again. Not replace Vincent Hamilton and Ray- championship game. Marshall aver- since the 1980-81 season has interest mond Jones," said Ellis. "Vincent was aged 7.3 points a game last year, but in Clemson basketball been as high our best defensive player, our top scorer it was his play-making that made the as it is today. That year the Tigers and top rebounder. Raymond Jones difference, as he set the Clemson were coming off an NCAA appearance came off the bench and gave us that single season record for assists on a and had just landed one of the nation's lift in many games." per game and total basis. He also led top 15 recruiting classes. This is the Hamilton and Jones will be sorely the team in charges taken and was case again as Clemson is coming off missed in 1985-86 as they aided Ellis' the top clutch free throw shooter, hit- an NIT bid season and a recruiting first team with talent and leadership. ting 87 percent from the line in the last class ranked fifth in the nation by Hamilton will be remembered as one five minutes of the ACC games. Basketball Times magazine. of Clemson's greatest players ever as Michael Tait is another guard with

Clemson's second year head coach he is the number-two rebounding guard Division I basketball experience. The accomplished all kinds of firsts and in the history of the Atlantic Coast sophomore played the 1983-84 sea- eliminated some long negative streaks Conference and is one of only four son at Arizona and was a Pac-10 all- in his first year in the ACC and the players in the history of the league to rookie team choice as he averaged accomplishments caught the eye of record over 1500 points, 325 assists 7.1 points and 3.1 assists per outing. Tiger fans and ACC followers. Clem- and 600 rebounds in a career. He led The native of Compton, CA will be son upset three top 20 teams during Clemson in scoring and rebounding eligible for the Tigers in December the season in North Carolina, Georgia last season, only the second guard in and will be able to play in the Rainbow Tech and Maryland. Ellis' team re- the history of the ACC to lead his team Classic. Tait has the reputation of a turned to the post-season tournament in rebounding. fine long-distance shooter and is an picture and moved out of the cellar of There is excitement in the air at intelligent play-maker. the ACC, with five conference wins, Clemson, but the loss of Hamilton and Two freshmen will be in the wing the most league wins for the Tigers working with a roster that contains four guard picture. Michael Best and Larry since the 1980-81 season. freshmen (67 percent of this year's Middleton all come to Clemson with Since the end of the year Ellis has roster did not play last year) tempers excellent reputations as far as shoot- continued his success rate in the re- the euphoria just a bit. Clemson will ing is concerned. The player who does cruiting circles as six new recruits will be one of the youngest teams in the as well on the defensive end of the be a part of the program for 1 985-86. very competitive ACC this year, a lea- court likely will line up as Vincent Four of the players are freshmen with gue that is so competitive that marked Hamilton's successor. one junior college transfer and one improvement may not be reflected in Best averaged 19 points and eight other transfer eligible in December. the won-loss record. assists per game at All Saints High The recruiting class has been ranked THE BACKCOURT School in Washington, DC last year in 6-4 in the top five in many polls and the The present alignment of Cliff Ellis' limited action. The freshman was top 10 in just about every service that second Clemson roster indicates only a member of an undefeated high school that in the top 10 in rates those futuristic things. one player is returning who had any team was ranked But, "Last year was very rewarding for experience in the backcourt last year. the nation by USA Today. Best me," said Ellis. "It was a great year Grayson Marshall started 13 games at broke his leg prior to the beginning of because we accomplished some things point guard in 1984-85 and was the the season and missed many games. mention Ail- that had not been done before or in a sparkplug of the team in many con- He was an honorable number of years. Beating North Caro- tests, especially in the IPTAY tourna- American in some services heading lina and Georgia Tech were high points, ment. For now, Chris Michael and into this season. He is capable of there is no doubt. Now we must estab- Glenn Corbit, two experienced seniors playing either guard position. lish some consistency and be a threat who played guard at times last sea- Larry Middleton was a two-time Jun- to beat any team every night out. Last son, are listed as small forwards, leav- ior College Player of the Year in Cali- year the surprise factor helped. We ing the successor to Vincent Hamil- fornia and was the last player to sign won't sneak up on anyone this year ton's guard slot up for grabs among with the Tigers. He scored 28.2 points and I think teams respect our style of rookies. a game last year for Los Angeles In the spirit of play." Marshall is a pure point guard who Valley Junior College. While Clemson fans remember the set an ACC freshman assist record Vincent Hamilton, Middleton also led ACC wins, triumphs over state-rivals with 192, a 6.6 per game figure. The his team in rebounding from the guard South Carolina and Furman and two sophomore from Washington, DC cap- position as the 6-3 player pulled down regular season tournament triumphs, tivated the Tiger following early last 7.8 rebounds per outing. Middleton they should also remember two sen- year when he was MVP of the IPTAY played his prep basketball at Taft High iors who were keys to victory in most tournament off a 17-point perform- School in Los Angeles. Chris Michael

50 and newcomers Kimble McHone and can pick up where he left off. last four games. Grant has experience also in the Chris Couch are backcourt Anthony Jenkins is a frontcourt player at center and forward as he had to picture. with considerable starting experience. move to the pivot when McCants was THE FRONTCOURT The junior forward red-shirted last season injured last season. Clemson is most experienced in the when an achilles tendon injury ended That injury to McCants hurt Clem- frontcourt in terms of returning players his 1984-85 season in November. In son's chances for more significant

as three starters return from the center 1 983-84 he was the third leading scorer success down the stretch. The Tigers and forward slots from last year's team on the team with a 10.1 average. He were 13-7 in games in which he played that led the ACC in rebound margin. is one of the top free throw shooters last year, but just 3-6 when he was not Clemson surprised the league with on the club as his 85 percent career playing. The senior from Columbia, that stat as Horace Grant, Chris Mi- figure indicates. The native of Spar- SC was Clemson's starting center until chael, Glenn Corbit and Glen Mc- tanburg, SC was one of the top three- a knee injury suffered against South Cants hit the boards hard. point field goal shooters in the nation Carolina on February 9 ended his sea- Corbit is the leading returning scorer as a freshman. son. McCants averaged 7.9 points and off last year's team as he connected Horace Grant should be a starter at six rebounds a game and led the team

for 1 1 .7 points per contest. The native the strong forward position. The junior in blocked shots with 38. of Orangeburg, SC was Clemson's top from Sparta, GA was one of the most A third returning starter in the front- scorer in post-season play last season improved players in the ACC last year court is Chris Michael. One of the

with 35 points. A starter in all but four as he scored 1 1 .3 points a game and most gifted athletes on the Clemson outings, he started 16 contests at for- was second on the club in rebounding team (he holds the Clemson long jump ward and nine in the backcourt. He with a 6.8 average. He also had the record in track) he is in his fourth scored a career high 22 points on 10- top field goal percentage among the season with Clemson. A starter in 24 13 shooting against N.C. State in the starters with a 55 percent mark, in- of the 29 games last year, Michael ACC Tournament so Ellis is hoping he cluding a 61 percent figure over his averaged 8.8 points and 3.1 rebounds a game. The streak shooter will always be remembered for scoring the winning bucket with two seconds left in Clemson's 52-50 win over North

Carolina in Cliff Ellis' first outing against the Tar Heels. John Hall, Jerry Pryor, Jeff Holstein and Robert Stone are four newcomers who should battle for playing time in the frontcourt. Hall and Stone will work at the center position, while Pryor and Holstein should help out the strong forward slot. Pryor is the best of Clemson's newcomers in the frontcourt according to many scouting services. The 6-8 215- pounder signed with Clemson in No- vember and was a third-team Ail- American selection according to Pa- rade Magazine and was a top 40 player according to Associated Press. Pryor averaged 22 points and 16 rebounds a game last year, but is even better known for his shot blocking tal- ents. He once blocked 18 shots in one game last year for Southeast Bulloch High School in Brooklet, GA. Holstein was an all-state player in Orangeburg, SC a couple of years ago when he averaged 18 points a game. Hall also signed with the Tigers during the early signing period. The center from Mobile, AL averaged 15.4 points and 10.1 rebounds for Vigor High School during his senior season and was an honorable mention All- American. Stone averaged 16.5 points and 18.1 rebounds a game for Heph- zibah High School in Augusta, GA in ror 1985-86. Glenn Corbit is Clemson 's leading returning scorer 1983-84.

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5 5-11 1 ANDERSON, RANDY QB 6-5 192 SO SQ LOTT JAMES CB 170 FR HS Broome HS, Dalton Rivers, Cowpens, SC Brown HS, Bob Boswell, Kannapolis. 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 Darien HS, Jim Girrard. Darien, CT Wmnsboro HS, Ken Atkerson, Wmnsboro, SC 27 BEASLEY GENE SS 6-0 192 FR HS 69 MANN, WES OG 6-5 270 SR 2VL Booker T Washington HS, Leon Jamison, Atlanta, GA Robert E Lee HS, Corky Rogers. Jacksonville. FL 76 BERLIN, STEVE DT 6-5 265 SR 2VL 24 MASSEY GARY WR 6-2 180 JR SQ Bethel Park HS Bob King Bethel Park PA Pendleton HS, Preston Cox, La France, SC 7 BOX, CARLON SS 5-11 200 JR 1VL 96 MCCULLOUGH, RICHARD DT 6-6 250 FR RS Franklin HS Fred Roll Walhalla SC Lons HS, Allen McNeil. 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Spartanburg, SC 90 BRUNSON, LAWRENCE DE 6-2 230 SO 1VL 87 MILTON, ELDRIDGE LB 6-3 235 SR 3VL Charlton County Lake View HS Bill Pate Lake View SC HS, David Stepson, Folkston, GA 98 BURTON, RICHARD LB 5-10 220 SR 1VL 6 NEWELL, ANDY P 6-0 190 SR SQ Hillcrest HS Andy Jones Simpsonville SC Hemingway HS, Joe Lee, Hemingway, SC 40 CARTER, HENRY FB 6-3 230 SO 1VL 53 NIX, ERIC C 6-2 255 JR 1VL Hunter Huss HS Tom Merntt Gastonia NC TL Hanna HS, Jim Fraser, Anderson, SC 62 CHAPMAN, ROBBIE C 6-7 255 SO SQ 78 NUNAMACHER, JEFF OG 6-4 280 FR RS Broome HS Dalton Rivers Spartanburg SC Somerville HS, Jerry Moore. Somerville, NJ 8 CHARLESTON, PAT WR 6-0 180 JR 2VL 30 OTORUBIO, ADUBARIE PK 5-10 150 SR East Rowan HS, C M Yates. Granite Quarry, NC Lagos, Nigeria 79 CHAVOUS, RAYMOND MG 6-5 290 FR RS 29 PARKS, TERRANCE CB 6-2 195 FR HS Silver Bluff HS, Clayton Chnswell, Aiken, SC Central HS, Ronnie Burchfield, Carolton GA 6-2 1 CINIERO, GEOFF FS 5-9 172 JR SQ 89 PEARMAN, DAN TE 230 SO SQ Centennial HS, Carl Perkins, Columbia, MD Independence HS. Allen Sitterle. Charlotte, NC 88 COLEY JAMES TE 6-6 217 FR HS 91 PERRY MICHAEL DEAN DT 6-2 255 SO 1VL Lee HS, Corky Rogers, Jacksonville, FL South Aiken HS, Gary Smaller. Aiken, SC 25 COOPER, GARY WR 6-4 185 FR HS 72 PETERSON, JON C 6-5 256 SO SQ Ambridge HS, Frank Antonmi, Ambridge, PA Duluth HS, Cecil Morris. Duluth, GA 95 CURTIS, RODNEY DE 6-4 215 FR HS 50 PHILLIPS, HANK C 6-5 225 FR HS Trueten County HS, Jim Bailey, Soperton. GA Mitchell County HS. Leland Riddle. Spruce Pine, NC 32 DANFORTH, KENNY SS 6-1 190 SR 2VL 61 PHILLIPS, JOHN OT 6-5 245 SO 1VL Aiken HS, Eddie Buck, Aiken, SC Mitchell HS. Rusfy Coggins. Spruce Pine. NC 38 DAWSON, ERIC DE 6-2 225 SR SQ 36 QUICK, ROD FB 6-3 230 JR 2VL Weslside HS. Bill Swinger, Anderson, SC North Charleston HS. Jack Bunch. Charleston, SC 70 DelULIIS, FRANK OT 6-6 265 FR RS 93 RABER, BRIAN MG 6-4 247 JR 2VL Penn Hills HS. Roy Kasmaikis, Pittsburgh. PA Lumpkin HS, Larry White. 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 21 DRIVER, STACEY TB 5-8 185 SR 3VL 99 RIGGS, JIM TE 6-5 245 JR 2VL Griffin HS, Lloyd Bohannon, Griffin, GA Scotland HS, Mike Dubis, Laurinburg, NC 9 EARLE, JAMES BAN 6-5 215 SO 1VL 34 RIGGS, MATT SS 6-3 200 FR RS Easley HS. Larry Bagwell. Easley. SC Scotland HS, Mike Dubis, Laurinburg, NC 64 ENZOR, SCOTT LB 6-0 214 SO SQ 15 ROULHAC, TERRANCE WR 6-0 195 JR 2VL Floyds HS. Rusty Holt. Green Sea, SC William M Raines HS, Freddie Stephens, Jacksonville. FL 33 FLAGLER, TERRENCE TB 6-1 200 JR 2VL 71 SANFORD, CHUCK OG 6-5 264 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 Spruce Creek HS. Terry Manfredi, Daytona Beach, FL Easley HS, Larry Bagwell, Easley, SC 17 GETTYS, MARK PK 6-0 182 JR SQ 77 SEASE, JODY OG 6-3 250 JR 1VL Daniel HS. Dick Singleton, Clemson. SC Salem HS, Wallace Thompson, Salem, VA 37 GILSTRAP CLAY BAN 6-1 188 SO SQ 80 SETZEKORN, KEN TE 6-4 231 SO 1VL Campbell HS, John Allison. Smyrna, GA Sprayberry HS, John Paty, Kennesaw, GA 83 GRANGER, TY OT 6-7 255 FR RS 19 SEYLE, RUSTY PK 6-1 175 FR SQ Calvary Roddenberry. Pickens HS, Bill Isaacs, Easley, SC HS. Dennis Savannah. GA 44 GRIFFIN, STEVE CB 5-10 185 JR 2VL 43 SMITH, GEORGE FB 6-1 230 JR TR South Mecklenburg, James Seacord. Charlotte, NC Coffee County HS. Bonwell Royal, Douglas, GA 35 HALL, DELTON CB 6-1 195 JR 2VL 28 SMITH, RICHARD FS 6-0 195 FR HS Grimsley HS. Dick Knox. Greensboro, NC Hancock Central HS, John Flen, Sparta, GA 59 HAMMOND, BRIAN C 6-1 227 FR HS 52 SPRY DAVID C 6-0 240 Jr 1VL Spartanburg HS, Fred Kyzer. Spartanburg. SC Lee County HS, Paul Gay, Sanford. NC 68 HARPER, J.C. OT 6-4 265 FR RS 65 STEPHENS, TONY OT 6-3 285 SO SQ Daniel HS. Dick Singleton, Clemson, SC Walterboro HS. Gyles Hall. Walterboro, SC 16 HARPS, WAYNE FS 6-3 190 FR HS 58 TAYLOR, VINCE LB 6-1 217 FR HS Clearwater HS. Bostic. Clearwater, Griffin HS. Lloyd Bohannon, Griffin, GA Tom FL 67 HAYNES, JOEY OG 6-6 235 FR RS 18 TREADWELL, DAVID PK 6-0 165 SO SQ Bolles East Henderson HS, Roy Carter, Hendersonville. NC HS. Jacksonville. FL 14 HAYNES, NORMAN SS 5-11 200 FR RS 47 WALKER, DUANE DE 6-1 215 SO 1VL Cedar Shoals HS. John Waters. Athens, GA Forest Park HS, Marcus Trivette. Forest Park, GA 26 HOOPER, RICARDO WR 5-9 171 FR SQ 55 WALLS, HENRY LB 6-2 215 JR 2VL Fulton HS. Willie Hunter. Atlanta. GA Central Davidson HS. Kevin Firquin. Southmont. NC 22 ISAACS, MIKE SS 5-11 180 SR 2VL 73 WATSON, JOHN OT 6-4 255 JR SQ Pickens HS, Bill Isaacs, Pickens, SC Bamberg-Erhardt HS, Leon Maxwell. Bamberg. SC 54 JANSEN, JOHN OG 6-5 241 SO 1VL 57 WILLIAMS, KEITH LB 6-4 240 JR 2VL Heritage HS, Danny Blue, Conyers. GA St Matthews HS, Otis Culclasure. Swansea, SC 46 JENNINGS. KEITH WR 6-4 218 FR HS 75 WILLIAMS, PAT OT 6-6 265 FR RS Summerville HS. John McKissick. Summerville. SC Lincoln County HS, Larry Campbell, Lincolnton, GA 23 JOHNSON, A.J. FS 5-10 190 JR 1VL 39 WILLIAMS, PERRY CB 6-2 200 JR 2VL Berkeley HS, Gerald Moody. Moncks Corner. SC St Matthews HS, Danny Wiseman. Adairsville. GA -\ ~7~T ID 42 JOHNSON, TRACY FB 6-1 215 FR HS 45 WILLIAMS, RAY WR 5-9 1 1 1 JH Brown HS, Bob Boswell. Kannapolis. NC Reid Ross HS, John Daskal, Fayetteville, NC 92 JOLLAY MIKE LB 6-2 215 JR SQ 13 WILLIAMS, RODNEY QB 6-2 200 FR RS Shamrock HS. John Wells. Tucker. GA Irmo HS, Joe Turbeville, Columbia, SC 82 KLUTZ, QUINTIN DE 6-4 221 SO SQ 20 WOOLFORD, DONNELL CB 5-10 190 FR HS A.L. Brown HS. Bob Boswell, Kannapolis. NC Douglass Byrd HS, Bob Paroli, Fayetteville, NC 49 LANCASTER, CHRIS FB 6-1 224 FR HS Riverside Academy, Errol Bisso, Mableton. GA

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If you've ever sat in the lower stands able, pie-shaped wedges to serve as Early results of the project indicate during an early autumn football game, the additional seats," Sill says. "With temperatures would rise a bit if the you may believe Memorial Stadium the additions, the lower deck would seats were added, with the effect mostly gets the nickname of "Death Valley" wrap around the field in a horseshoe felt in the lower decks. Readings taken from the torrid California desert that's shape. There would be no upper deck at various points in the model showed often called the hottest spot in America. on the end zone, because the existing anything from no change to an 80 Relief usually comes from the west- upper decks don't lend themselves to percent wind reduction. erly winds that flow through the that design. They're not the same "An 80 percent drop means the breezeways on each side of the west height." wind on a fairly breezy day would drop end zone stand — the very breeze- The engineers made velocity pro- from about 10 miles per hour to 2 ways that may someday be closed in files at various points and heights around miles per hour, which is virtually the with additional seats. the stadium, charting how winds move same as no air movement." he says. Athletic department officials, think- at each location. Then they measured Sill plans to do additional testing to ing ahead to the day when an addi- the percentage of change before and see if minor modifications in the end tional 5,000 to 10,000 seats might be after the addition. zone design could reduce or eliminate needed at Clemson, have been con- Rotating the stadium model allowed the effect. Then, the only thing that'll cerned that adding those seats in the them to test winds coming from all raise temperatures in the stadium will most logical place (the west end zone) possible directions. be the action on the field. might make conditions in the lower stands, not to mention on the field, intolerable for many early season games. "Although we have no plans at present to enlarge the stadium, we wanted to get some basic information about what would happen, as far as fan

comfort is concerned, if we ever do," says athletic director Bobby Robinson. They didn't have to look far for the expert help they needed. Just around the corner from the stadium is a civil engineering laboratory that contains a wind tunnel specifically designed for research on the effects of wind on people and property. "We've used the wind tunnel to sim- ulate tornadoes and hurricanes as part of research projects aimed at learning how building designs could be improved to withstand high wind," says

civil engineering professor Ben Sill.

"But it can just as easily measure low- speed winds, the kind you'd have on a typical early autumn day."

Sill built a special tunnel large enough to hold a scale model of the stadium and surrounding campus. "We built a model from drawings of the current stadium and made remov- Clemson engineers are seeking ways to keep their football fans cool.

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Hair, Ray Mathews, Ray Yauger, but I back carried the ball, Wyndham tack- would have to say probably Fred Cone led him and knocked him out. They

(1948-49-50) was the best one I ever punted to us and on the first play Cone had. He was a good, hard running took the ball and ran about 57 yards boy. We went from a 4-5 season in for a touchdown. Then we kicked off 1947 to an 11-0 season in 1948, and and Wyndham was on the kickoff team.

he took us to two bowls. Anybody that It was a short kick and went to a big could do that was pretty good. Now he tackle, who was about 6-foot 8 and had some good help, good linemen. weighed 285 pounds when tackles back But he was just the ingredient we then weighed about 215. Wyndham needed to make us a good football caught him with his arms up in the air team. So I've always had a tender and he laid him out. Well, the Missouri spot for Fred, because he more or captain came out on the field and told less kept me in coaching. They would the referee, "take that wild so-and-so

have fired me if he hadn't come along. out of the game before he kills every- How did you get him to come to one of us." He'd hit them and stop Clemson? them dead. Like Cone, he was a free Actually, my sister who lived in Bi- boy or what they call walk-ons now. loxi, MS, called me up and said she How did he get the nickname "Dumb had a football player for me. When Dumb"? Fred got out of the Army, he wanted to We used to change plays at the line go to either Auburn or Alabama. But of scrimmage by adding and sub- back in those days all of the schools stracting. One day we were out there Even though former Clemson foot- were crowded by September and he and we called a "56" play. The de- "56", ball coach and athletic director Frank couldn't get in. It so happened I had fense wasn't right for the so I Howard officially retired from the Uni- gone to the registrar and told them to said, "down 2" and Wyndham looked

versity June 30, 1974, he still comes save me 40 places. My sister called around like he didn't know what I was

to his office regularly in the Jervey me in August saying, "Brother, I have talking about, like he couldn't add or Athletic Center. Almost daily he an- you a great football player, but he has subtract. So he came back to me and

swers a mound of mail, or he is off on never played." I had 39 names and said, "I don't understand, I don't un-

another of the many speaking en- wasn't expecting to get anymore so I derstand." I said, 'Good gracious boy, gagements, or he is lining up some just wrote his name down. He came you're too dumb to be one boy, you advertisers for the Kickoff Publishing up here and turned out to be a real ought to be twins.' We just started Company. running back and instead of us losing calling him "Dumb Dumb." But he

Howard retired from coaching De- we had an undefeated season. I asked really was a smart devil. He wasn't cember 10, 1969, after 39 years on my sister later, "How did you know he dumb. the Clemson coaching staff, 30 of which was going to be such a good football Who was the most enjoyable player

were as head coach. He was also player?" She said, "Well I saw him you ever coached? athletic director during this time and dive off the diving board and he looked Well, the better they were the more he kept this position until February 4, athletic." I enjoyed them. We had a lot of good 1971, when he was named assistant Who would you say was your best boys. But there was one boy named to the vice president. defensive player? Willis Crane. I don't think he ever The following is a brief interview That would be hard to say, but I played, but maybe very little in 1954. with Coach Howard, in an attempt to think really it would be Wyndie "Dumb He was from Chester, SC. He wasn't get his feelings on some of the players Dumb" Wyndham (1948-49-50). He a good player, but he was one of the and highlights in his career as football was the most unfriendly boy on the best boys I ever had. The most out- coach at Clemson. In his 30 years of football field I ever had, I do believe. standing boy that came the longest coaching Howard won 165, lost 118 He didn't like the opposition. I've seen way was a boy named Tom Barton and tied 12, and took the Clemson him knock four out on four consecutive (1950-51-52). He had a hard time get- Tigers to six bowls. It was truly a tackles. He'd hit 'em, and they would ting through school. He wasn't dumb; colorful career, and he is the Legend go out. One time we were playing he just wasn't applying himself. I ex- of Clemson Football. Missouri and the left halfback ran with pect I was rougher on him than any-

Who would you rate as the best the ball, Wyndham tackled him and one I ever had about doing things offensive player that you coached? knocked him out. Next play the full- right. We called him "Blackcat." After Well, there were quite a few, guys back ran, and Wyndham hit him and he got out of school, he got his Mas- like Joel Wells, Jackie Calvert, Billy knocked him out. Then the right half- ter's Degree. Then he went to Duke

76 and got his Ph.D., and how he's presi- beat the devil out of them, wouldn't '50 team was about the same group dent of Greenville Tech. you say. It looked like a tennis match. as the '48, with the exception of a few I drink coffee every morning with a When they had the ball we couldn't players. I don't think they had as much group of fellows at the Holiday Inn. stop them, when we had the ball they ability, but you came to expect the One day they were kidding me, saying couldn't stop us. It was up and down, same results. Also, the '50 team played I didn't have as many pro football up and down. I remember we had put in the Orange Bowl, which was a bit like players they do now. I told them, in a new defense. It was the Vanderbilt more recognized than the Gator Bowl

"No, I had I a few, but didn't want my defense that my assistant coach, Russ at that time. boys getting their brains knocked out Cohen, had implemented. He was the What is one particular funny inci- playing pro ball. I'm awful proud of same coach who had given me my dent that stands out in your mind those 45 millionaires I've turned out. scholarship to Alabama. I remember about football officials? I'm awful proud of all those bank pres- asking him at half. "Hey Pop, you Actually, most of my funnier stories idents. I'm proud of all the plant man- know that defense isn't working so deal with officials. I remember Lou agers, surveyors, architects, doctors, good. We made it to this bowl playing Bello working a VPI game for us and dentists, lawyers. Believe it or not I've that old defense, so let's it put back he'd messed us out of two touch- turned out a few preachers. And about in." slowed We them, but we didn't downs. We were behind 20-7 with a that time one of my preachers came stop them. I also that with remember minute to play. He was hot and sweaty in. The group called him over and they about two minutes to play we had a and he stopped the game just for him said, "Rev. Joe Bowen, did coach one-point lead with the ball the 50- on to rest. He came over to me and said. Howard really coach you?" Rev. Bowen yard line. It was fourth three down and "Coach what do you want me to do looked at them and said, "Hell, yes he yards to go. The quarterback looked with the football after the game?" I coached me. I heard the Lord's name at me, and I told him to run the ball said, You so-and-so, low-life boy, you mentioned a hell of a lot more on the and try and make the first down. Pops take that football and stick it right up football field than I ever did in the looked at me and said, "Skipper what your butt.' I thought I really had told seminary." did tell I you him?" 'Pop, told him to him. But he turned and said, "Coach Who was probably the best oppos- run that doggone ball. This next play would it be alright if I let the air out is going to ing player you ever had to play determine whether I'm a first?" against? good coach or one of those SOBs.' He What is your favorite story you tell Steve Wadiak at South Carolina said, "I wish you had told him to punt." was when on the banquet circuit? a real fine runningback. They used to The QB took the ball and ran right into I tell them about wearing out three say, "Run Wadiak run, Coach Enright the line and they hit him at the line of college presidents. When my first needs a cadillac." There were a cou- scrimmage, but he wiggled out for a president, Dr. Enoch W. Sikes, hired ple of players that always played so gain of four yards. The old man grabbed me, he told me, "Coach, I don't want well against us that when they were me around the neck and he said, "you you to tell people what I pay you." I seniors I went into the dressing room ain't no SOB today." said, Doc, you don't have to worry, I'm and kissed them goodbye. One of What would you rate it as your most as ashamed of as you are.' I went in them was Edward "Butch" Songin, satisfying win? to see Dr. R. F Poole about a pay who played quarterback for Boston A lot of people said the best game raise and he said: "I can't raise your College. His senior year was 1948. ever played in we was the 1959 Blue- pay, but I can give you some titles and Then in '64 there was Ken Williard bonnet Bowl. I don't if it know was. degrees." I said, those titles and de- who played fullback for North Carolina. TCU was leading us 7-3 at halftime. grees are fine, but they don't educate What opposing coach did you enjoy Well, the second half we had a pass- kids or put groceries on the table.' I going against the most? play that they just could not stop, and didn't get the raise. Then we got a

I always liked to play against Doug- we started throwing that thing and we new president. Dr. R. C. Edwards, who las Clyde (Peahead) Walker of Wake scored three touchdowns. I liked the use to be a football manager. He was

Forest. Wake used to have some good TCU coach. Abe Martin. So I told our smarter than the others. He went in to teams when Peahead was up there. guys to stop throwing that pass, we see the trustees about a pay raise for He knew a football player when he had enough points, let's just play de- me and they said we can't pay a saw one. He didn't hold an ordinary fense. I didn't want to humiliate them. football coach more than a college spring practice. He took his squad out They couldn't come close to stopping president. So he said, "he's worth into the for drill. The guys that pass. Gary the woods a Barnes was one every cent I'm recommending. I want that ran around the trees he made into catching most of the passes. He was you to comply with my request." With backs. Those that ran over the trees good. thay they raised his pay, $20,000. were his linemen. Which of your teams would rank as Did you have any superstitions while The smartest coach I ever worked your favorite? you were coaching? with, without a doubt, without any re- All of that favor- I them win are your Oh guess I had quite a few. I servation, was Ara Parseghian. That ites. I guess the 1948 and 1950 teams. remember after upsetting Mississippi little I devil has a good football mind. '48 it '48, Mainly, the team because came State in I ordered the same plane worked in several all-star games with at for I such a good time me, because and pilot for future trips that season. I him and I really liked working with him. was about to get fired, and I knew it. I had my players follow the same menus, He was a good one. never had contracts like they have meal by meal, that they had in Missis- What is the most exciting game you now. They could have fired me in mid- sippi. Well, we went through the sea- ever coached in? season and wouldn t have owed me a son undefeated and without an injury I'd say the first Gator Bowl game in cent. But that '48 team went unde- to a single man all season. I've worn 1949. We humiliated Missouri, 24-23, feated and went to our first bowl. The the same old suit a few times as well.

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In September of 1983, then student trated the success of Clemson Athlet- sistant Executive Secretary Bert Hen- body president David Stalnaker and ics. In addition to the collage of pic- derson have spent many long hours past Executive Secretary of IPTAY Joe tures, the poster also highlighted recent working with the Board to ensure its Turner, proposed the IPTAY Student accomplishments of the IPTAY club. success. "We really appreciate all the Advisory Board as an extension of The paw notes included such facts as help Mr. Dalton and Mr. Henderson student government. The intent of the IPTAY's $1 16,000 donation to the Col- have provided. We could not have organization was then and remains lege of Education for the purchase of accomplished what we have without today, to improve relations between computers, their donation of $265,000 their assistance,'' concluded MacLean. IPTAY and the student body. for a developmental education pro- The officers of the ISAB are: Presi- The body was originally designed to gram, and co-sponsorship of student dent, Scott MacLean, Bridgton, ME; include 15 student members, four government projects "Rising Above" Vice-President, Chap Jones, Flor- members of the IPTAY Board of Direc- and "Spirit Blitz". ence: Secretary, Belva White, Marion. tors, and the Executive Secretary of The biggest challenge the ISAB has The senior representatives include: IPTAY But, the Board recently revised met came about as the organization Teresa Bullock, Mauldin; Mark Hughes, its constitution to increase student in- introduced the freshmen class to IPTAY Cowpens; Kevin Landmesser, Abbe- volvement to 25 members. "We held a barbeque for the freshmen ville; Jill Mixon, Barnwell; and Kent President of the IPTAY Student Ad- the first week of school, and we had Shull, West Columbia. The junior rep- visory Board (ISAB), Scott MacLean, various representatives from the ath- resentatives include: Louisa Dodd, explained membership in the organi- letic department come and explain Bamberg; Tony Greer, Conway; Kevin zation. "Presently we have 25 student Clemson's policies to the students. McCarter, Clover; and Kenny Owens, members which includes the officers For example, Van Hilderbrand, the ticket Greenville. The sophomore represen- and liaisons. The group consists of manager, spoke to the students and tatives include: Wayne Brown, Flor- four representatives each from the senior, explained when and where they need ence; Mary Anne McDonald, Laurin- junior, and sophomore classes, in ad- to come to pick up their football tick- burg, NC; Sam Stiteler, Dunwoody, dition to two members from the fresh- ets. Cliff Ellis, Dr. I. M. Ibrahim, Bobby GA; and Laurie Williams, Georgetown. men class. We also have the president Robinson, Don Wade, and Allison Dal- The freshmen representatives are Rich and vice-president of the student body, ton all made presentations to a group Varalla, Decatur, GA and Lisa Willi- the editors of the Tiger and Taps, the of over 700. We feel that the barbeque mon, LaGrange, GA. The liaisons in- program director for WSBF and the was very successful, and that the Class clude Student Body Vice President Dent student senate representative for the of 1989 is the most informed freshman Adams, Kingstree; WSBF Program Di- Athletic Affairs Committee serving as class ever about IPTAY We plan on rector Helen Bosbyshell, Largo, FL: liaisons on the board." making the barbeque an annual event, Student Body President Matt Locke, The ISAB members recently con- so after a four year sequence we will Belton; Taps representative Don Lusk, ducted a membership drive in which have a whole student body that is well Westminster; Past WSBF Program Di- they selected 10 new members. educated about IPTAY" rector Barry Reynolds, Lexington; Ti- MacLean explained, "The revision to Dedicated people are one reason ger Editor Foster Senn, Newberry; and the constitution allowed us to appoint why the ISAB has prospered. Execu- Student Senate Athletic Committee 10 new people to our Board. We held tive Secretary Allison Dalton and As- representative Scott Sprouse, Piedmont. a drop-in at the President's Box of the stadium in mid-September, and over 50 students expressed interest in join- ing our group. Each individual filled out an application relating to their knowledge and opinions concerning IPTAY Our nominating committee re- viewed the applications and selected

30 applicants to be interviewed. It was a long and tedious process, but we believe we have some really sharp new members."

During its three-year existence the ISAB has made great strides towards improving the student body's concept of IPTAY but they still have much work ahead of them. The group designed and distributed an informative poster to all students in January, which illus-

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Jr Mr William D Coleman Mr Van Hilderbrand Mr John W McLure DISTRICT I Mr W B Owens Coach Frank J. Howard Mr Gene Rhymer, Jr. Jim Patterson, Dir. Mr Johnson Craig Mr Ralph C Prater ' Mr J Riser PO Box 589 Mr John Duncan Mr Floyd M Hunt Mr Carl R Rogers W Mr Shell Clemson. SC 29633 Mr Robert M Erwin, Jr Mr Edwin L Kilby, Jr Mr Michael E Simmons J Tom ' Mr Charles Stuck Mr WK Fooshe Mr Tom C Lynch, Jr. Dr N C Wessinger M 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 Wessinger ' Mr. V Wendell Boggs Mr Wayne B Richey Mr Gil Rushton Chairman Newberry County Mr. Charles B Murphy Self Mr William Singleton • Mr T.R Adams. Jr Mr WM C • Mr. Earle Bedenbaugh (CC). Mr Philip H Rosenberg J Mr Robert G Sharpe, Jr Dr B.J Skelton Mr James G Bagnal, III ' Chairman Mr Don Southard, Jr Mr Neil Mr Andy N Beiers Mr Richard Suggs G Smith Mr Walter B Cousins ' Mr M. Earle Williamson Mr Erston Sparks Mr John L Brady, Sr G ' Mr Louie C Derrick Mr John E Sparks Mr A B Bullmgton, Jr Anderson County McCormick County • Mr L Glenn Fellers • Mr Joseph Turner, Jr Mr. William M Cooper Mr S T. King (CC) Mr TC Faulkner, Jr. (CC) J Mr Melvin L Longshore Mr John Cornwell, Jr. Chairman Chairman Mr K N Vickery B • Mr C H Ragsdale, III Mr Joseph A, West Mr Jack Cribb Mr. Melvin E. Barnette • Mr Terry C Shaver Mr Chreitzberg Oconee County Mr Eugene P Willimon Mr. John Easterling, Jr B K Mr Joe H Simpson, Jr. Mr Mr Gerald Emory Mr R. Carol Cook Joel Harris (CC) W Mr Clifford T Smith ' Judge Bruce Foster Mr Joe B Davenport Chairman Mr C Gurnie Stuck Mr Harry H Gibson Mr George H Ducworth Mr J.H. Abrams Mr David Waldrop, Jr ' Mr Charles Eldendge Mr Ronald Paul Barnette Mr Wilbur K Hammett • * Mr. J. Tom Forrester, Jr Mr. W.C. Harper Mr Bill Hendrix. Jr Richland County Dr Jimmy Hentz Mr J H McJunkm Mr Grover C Henry • Mr Don E Golightly (CC), Mr. Robert Lee Hill Mr Garry C Phillips Mr W A Hudson Chairman

• Dr William P 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 • • ' Mr Bill McLellan Mr Francis A Bosdell Director, District II Mr Wesley A Stoddard Mr Ralph E Cooper ' Mr PC. Osteen. Jr Mr Robert C Bradley Mr. Ted Wilson Mr Albert G Courie

80 • Michael R. Davis Judge 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 O 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. William T. McDaniel. Ill Chairman • Mr. J Ryan White. Jr. ' Mr Richard W Sarvis ' Mr James P McKeown. Ill ' Mr Mark Slade Avent • Mr R L Wilder. Jr • Mr S C McMeekin. Jr. Mr William E. Gore. Jr. Dorchester County • Mr R S Winfield Mr Jelfrey A. O Cam Mr Ray C Smith Mr Tom Salisbury (CC). Lawrence V Starkey Mr Thomas R. Robbins Chairman Marion County Director. District VIII Ill Mr Crawford E. Sanders. York County Mr Thomas Bailey • W 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 • Mrs Davis Smith ' Mr David O E Angel Mr Clifford M Henley Mr John H Holt Lawrence V Starkey ' Dr. John H. Timmerman ' Mr Lynn S Campbell Mr Dexter Rickenbaker Mr Robert G Mace 320 Ferry Landing SW Mr E Ralph Wessinger. Sr Dr Roy W Campfield. Jr. Mr Duncan C Mclntyre Atlanta GA 30328 • Mr T Culp O 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 Chairman • ' Sumter County 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 Mr Sen TO Bowen. Jr Benjamin 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 John H Wheeler ' Mr Mr WT Fort. Jr. Lewis W Hicks Chairman Mr William C Efird. Jr Mr Wright TC Mr W T Jenkins, Jr. Mr Dale Ferguson. Ill Mr Howard E Hord Mr James H Owen, Jr. Williamsburg County Mr Carroll Hutlo • Mr J C Rhea. Jr. Orangeburg County 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 G G. Thomas. Sr. Chairman " Dr WC Cottingham Mr Russell Tommy Lyon Mr Marshall E. Walker Mr David Copeland Mr WH Cox Mr John L Murray. Jr Mr Larry Dyar Mr Fred P Guerry. Jr Mr Thomas E Peterson " Mr F Reeves Gressette. Jr Mr James M Kennedy Mr Edwin S Presnell " Mr WC Higginbotham. Jr ' Mr Thomas O Morris, Jr Mr A U Priester. Jr 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 S. Lynn Campbell Mr Jack G Vallentine. Ill Mr Lawrence Starkey. Jr Director. District IV Mr James C Williams. Jr Mr John Tice 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 County Edgar C McGee Eddie N. Dalton Mr Edward C Abell (CC). PO Box 383 Chairman Orangeburg.SC 29115 Director, District VII ' Mr Richard A Coleman Mr Robert A. Darby Allendale County DISTRICT VII ' Mr Steven Epps Mr Bradley J O'Neal (CC). WT. Billy' Fort Jr. Eddie N Dalton ' Mr George R. Fleming Chairman Director. District VI 103 Wembley Road Dr Carl H Jones. Ill Asheville. NC 28804 Thurmon W McLamb ' Bamberg County Mr WE Lindsay Director. • District IX • DISTRICT VI Mr John M. Little. Ill Mr R Herman Rice (CC). North Carolina ' Mr. Donald B Murray Chairman WT Fort. Jr Mr Allen DISTRICT IX Mr & Mrs N Rhett Davis. Jr 2730 Mohican Drive WW Miss Edith Batson Thurmon W McLamb Chesterfield County Mr Claude McCain Sumter. SC 29150 Mr Roland L Connelly PO Box 67 ' Fred Schrimpf Mr James C. Stone (CC). Mr Little River. ' Mr Eddie N Dalton SC 29566 Chairman Clarendon County ' Mr Robert L Dunnigan Other states besides GA. NC & SC Mr Rhett Butler Barnwell County Mr Theodore B Gardner (CC). Col J L. Edmonds Mr Emerson E Andnshok Mr John R Thomas Mr Howard G Dickinson. Jr (CC). Chairman Mr Gregory S Parish Mr Mr Julius R Eadon. Ill George U Bennett Mr. Dan R Tillman. Jr. Chairman ' Mr Richard J Fisher Mr Carl F Bessent Mr William R. Tillman Mr H M Anderson Mr G H Furse. Jr Mr Pete Folsom Mr Victor G Chapman. Sr. Mr Patrick K White Mr Grover C. Kennedy. Jr Mr. H B. Rickenbaker Mr James B Foster Mr Daniel R Clemson Mr Ray L Wilson. Jr Mr Calhoun Lemon Mr Horace F Swilley Mr Thomas W. Glenn. Ill Mr Mr. Jimmy L Tarrance Robert P Corker Dillon County Dr Joe B Godfrey Mai Frank J Cox Darlington County " Dr. Jay D. Hair Mr Beaufort County Mr Billy Daniel (CC). Tom Davidson Dr William P Kennedy (CC). ' Mr E Guy Hendnx Mr Fred Faircloth Mr. J. Harry Tarrance (CC). Chairman Mr Chairman Chairman Mr Charles F Carmichael HI Hoover Mr MarkG Fellers Dr Hubert Baker Mr George A Hutto. Jr. Mr Danny C Mr Henry C Chambers Mr. L B Hardaway. Jr Floyd Dr T Bell. Jr Mr Kirkpatrick James Mr Doug Corkern Mr WG Lynn WD Mr James C Furman • Mr. J.W Carter Mr Charles G Lucius. Ill Mr Walter L Garvin Mr James S Gibson. Jr Mr Joseph L. Powell Mr Marion D Hawkins. Jr Mr Robert E McClure Mr Thomas E Grimes. Ill Mr J. Louis Grant Mr Billy G. Rogers Mr Warren Jeffords Me E T Mclllwain Mr Gray Hipp. Jr Mr. Mike Jewell Mr John C Rogers ' Dr Mr John Mclnnis. Ill Mr G.J. Lawhon. Jr Mr Bryan Loadholt Mr Neal Rogers Ben Hornsby • ' Mr William B. McCown. Ill Mr Edgar L Miller. Jr Mr Alvin J Hurt. Jr Mr Mr Tom R Morris, Jr • Mr Inabnit. Harry M McDonald Berkeley County Florence County FH Jr Dr M B Nickles. Jr Mr W D Moss, Jr Capt Ed Jackson • Mr. W Henry Thornley (CC). Mr Clyde S Bryce. Jr (CC). • Bill ' Mr Archie Kim Neal Mr Mr Reaves Chairman Chairman Dave Moorhead Mr John C Walker Mr. Thomas G Roche, Jr Mr John Osteen Mr Bill Blanton Mr Thomas D Birchmore Dr C R Swearingen. 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 Fairfield County Dr TG Westmoreland Mr Ben K Sharp Mr Lawrence C. McMillan Mr Alex Coleman • • Mr Harold R Jones (CC). ' Mr D V Whelchel Mr Harry W Smith 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 Mr Louis M Boulware Mr L B Finklea. Jr Bobby J Yarborough Mr William L Wyhe ' Mr K Coleman J Calhoun County Mr Harold B Haynes Mr Ernest C Hughes ' • Mr. William H. Bull (CC). Mr Ernest L Jones Mr • Forest E Hughes. Jr 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 G Lachicotte Chairman Mr TF McNamara. Jr. 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 Chairman Mr H L Dukes. Jr Mr Samuel M Harper Mr James A Adams Mr M Dreher Gaskin ' Mr H Edsel Hemingway. Jr Mr John Avinger • Mr William A. Grant Mr A H Lachicotte, Jr Mr WP Clyburn " Miss Beverly Hafers Mr Robert T Mayer, Jr. Mr Philip H Prince Mr Dexter L. Cook Mr Al Hitchcock • Mr Tony J Crenshaw Dr John P Howard Mr Willie C Shelley ' Mr Marion D Lever. Jr " Mr William C Kennerty Mr Joe Young ' Mr Garrett J Mobley Mr Robert C Lenhardt • Horry County Mr James A Mobley. Jr. Mr Thomas E Lynn Mr Henry Glenn Simpson ' Mr David M Murray. Jr. Mr R G Horton (CC). Mr Ronald Small Mr Carl S. Pulkinen Chairman " " Mr Larry Wolfe ' Mr Paul Quattlebaum. Jr Mr James W Barnette. Jr

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 Aldridge/Ted 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 Byers Darlington SC Harry F & Sharon Mrs C Guy Gunter # 1 Mr& Mrs John R Smith Spartanburg SC Greenville SC Anderson SC Rick L Beasley In Memory Of Ralph M Hartsville SC 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 David T Chapman Margie T Duncan Greenwood SC Greenville SC Orlando FL Columbia SC Grover Industries Inc #1 Jeffrey Manufacturing Division Charles K Cheezem Steve Dunlap Grover NC Greenville SC Coral Gables FL Greenville SC John E Hamilton Dale Johnson J E "Bo" Chinners Jr W Frank Durham Jr Jacksonville FL Greenville SC Dallas TX Greenville SC Wylie Hamrick Robert B Johnson Auction Ben Walnut Grove Sales Inc Dysart 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 Inc Environmental Landscaping Clover Knits 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 First Federal Of #1 Richard H Cole SC Greenwood SC G Tripp Jones MD Anne B Jones Anderson SC Greenville SC Columbia SC J Benson Harrison Richard J Fisher Fred Collins Taylors SC R Ligon King Jr President Greenville SC Concord NC Greenville SC Hazzard's Shell Ralph Cooper Heyward Fort E 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 Sumter SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Hemingway Motor Co Inc Lawton Lumber Co Inc Mr & Mrs R W Cowsert Jr William C Foster Andrews SC Greenville SC Mr & Mrs M E Fletcher Coral Gables FL Lexington SC Landrurn H Henderson Jr Arch Fowler Leigh Fibers Inc Savannah GA Spartanburg SC Walter B Crawford Columbia SC Greenville SC L J (Bill) Hendnx Jr Arch Fowler #2 Calhoun Lemon Spartanburg SC Barnwell SC Creel Outdoor Advertising Columbia 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 Francis Produce John R Hines Liberty Life Johnston SC Greenville Greenville SC Orlando FL SC R W Dalton Mrs E Oswald Lightsey Francis Realty Co FM Hipp Greenville SC Hampton Greenville SC Greenville SC SC Billy Daniel Mr Mrs Jr Freeman Wells & Major Mr & Mrs Lewis F Holmes & V F Under Dillon SC Irmo Greenville SC Trenton SC SC

Daniel Construction Co "In Memory Of Elbert L John L Garavaglia III "Tiger Booster" Greenville SC Arden NC Greenwood SC Bailes" West Union SC Glen G Daves MD Paul M Garrett John D Jr H Agnew Hopkins Greenville SC Tom C Lynch Jr Charlotte NC Simpsonville SC Clemson SC Mr & Mrs William T Davidson Jr Tom Garrett-Greenville W T Hopkins Henrietta NC Fred & Hallie Mappus Greenville SC Pendleton SC Greenville SC Jesse B Davis F Harold Gillespie J L & M L Huckabee Spartanburg SC C V Marchbanks Jr Greenville SC Lyman SC Clemson SC Denmark Clinic E G Gilstrap Calvert W Huffines Denmark SC P McAlister Brevard NC Walterboro SC W Laurens SC Jimmy Denning Don E Gohghtly- Charlie L Hunley Little Mountain SC Jack McCall Jr Design Collaborative Inc Monroe NC Greenville SC Fletcher Derrick Columbia SC Martha & Mr & Mrs Lachlan L Hyatt Charleston SC K W McCourt Mr & Mrs Neil S Granger Spartanburg SC 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 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 Ellison S McKissick Jr Greenville SC South Carolina National Bank Dr J A Turner Jr Greenville SC Columbia SC Clemson SC Frank E Pitts Mr & Mrs Steve T McLaughlin Dalton GA South Carolina Box Inc U S Shelter Corp 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 Jimmy L McWhorter Charlotte NC Marshall E Walker Greenwood SC Southern Bank & Trust Co Rock Hill SC Poe Corp Greenville SC Walter Gene & Bob Merritt Greenville SC Mr & Mrs John A 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 James D Miller Charlotte NC Billy G Watson Greenville SC Scott Steele Spartanburg SC Roy L Pryor Jr Lilburn GA In Memory Of Jimmy Mitchell Summerville SC Franclif Company 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 Hemingway SC Anderson SC Lawrence A Sutherland Highlands NC 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 N ~7\ a f" r\rr^or'3tif""in ZJlildm fJUl dllUI I George B (Bud) Nalley Jr H B Risher L/UI James A Smith Jr Spartanburg SC Easley SC Spartanburg SC Anderson SC William J Neely Jr Drake H Rogers G M Tennant Taylors SC Bennettsville SC Tryon NC Dr M B Nickles Jr 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 Atlanta GA Gaffney SC Seneca SC The Orange And White James Satterfield John D Tice Clemson SC Anderson SC Dalton GA Orderest Inc SC State Fair "In Hnnnr nf Mr & Mrq in nui iui ui i vi i cx iviio WPwi Greenville SC Columbia SC (Pap) Timmerman" "In Memory Of V K Hines" Dalton Sheppard Jr Hartsville SC Florence SC Columbia SC Christopher Tollison E Raymond Parker CRS Sirrine #2 Easley SC Gaffney Broadcasting 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 T Mr& Mrs J B Under Jr L Mack Oak Brook IL Anderson SC Barnwell Orangeburg SC David W Hanshew Edwin W Evans Michael A McGee Anderson SC Barnwell SC Taylors SC Southeastern Electrical Distributors Inc P C Osteen Jr Jimmy F Morris Blackville SC Greenville SC Anderson SC Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp Beaufort Resins & Coatings Div Abbeville John T Gibbs Jr Anderson SC T R Garrett North Augusta SC Beaufort SC Ayers-Shirley Mr & Mrs Norman W Powell Harry L Howard Abbeville SC 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 Ben G Watson South Carolina National Bank Abbeville SC Berkley North Augusta SC Anderson & Clemson Office Mr & Mrs James B Jones Jr Anderson E W Clamp, E W Jr, Doug & Mary SC Blanton Insurance Agency Abbeville SC Goose Creek SC Salley SC Mr & Mrs Richard L Sellers Mrs T C Milford Mr & Mrs George L Webb Anderson SC Southern Aggregates Abbeville SC Jamestown SC Salley SC C Richard & Phyllis Shealy Charles L Powell Carrol H Warner Anderson SC Austin Contruction Co Abbeville SC 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 Rhett B Myers Don H & Gail R Rowell Allendale SC Moncks Corner SC Abbeville SC T Barney Smith Agency Inc F M Young Co Inc Anderson SC John H & Joe Stewart & Thomas Don & Wayne Southard Eddie 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 Eskridge 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 Anderson Johnny Ward William R Alexander SC Mr Mrs Truman Watson & Moncks Corner SC Aiken SC Mr & Mrs John C Beresh & Cindy Anderson SC Anderson SC John H Swicord MD Jan, Carl And Tripp Bryan Windsor Associates Aiken Pinopolis SC SC Steve Bryant Phillip Bryant/ Anderson SC Ruelle Thompson Ware Brothers Const Co Mark P Goodlett Belton Metal Co Anderson SC Pinopolis SC Aiken SC Belton SC Ron & B J Burnss Leon Schurlknight Everette Wyman Jones Marvin Buffington & Sons Anderson SC Saint Stephen SC Aiken SC Belton SC The C & S National Bank Richard L Meyer Walter E Dixon Jr & Calhoun Anderson SC Aiken SC Robert A Ferguson Jr S H Houck & Son J D & Jack Cain Belton SC Mr & Mrs E K Rabb III Cameron SC Anderson SC Aiken SC Dr J Clayton Richardson & Inc Dr C Eric Richardson J E Stewart Bldrs Inc Carolina Beer Co Charleston Anderson SC Belton SC Aiken SC Herbert R Allen Betty B Vaughn & Ken Black F A Townsend Jr & Nathan WChilds Charleston SC Aiken SC Anderson SC Honea Path SC F A Bailey III Charles T Watts B K Chreitzberg John B Ashley Charleston SC Anderson SC Honea Path SC Aiken SC Ricky Bailey Mr & Mrs H O Weeks Sr R Carol Cook Rubie H Black Charleston SC Anderson SC Honea Path SC Aiken SC Gary L Beard & William H Gladden & Michael Butler Robert G Gantt R Doug Cromer Thomas E Lynn Honea Path Belvedere SC Anderson SC SC Charleston SC Keith Cooley Charles W Busbee Sr Dr & Mrs E P Ellis Jr O Belks-Northwood Mall Honea Path SC Graniteville SC Anderson SC Charleston SC Raymond L Lollis "A Tiger" Forrester's Inc-Tom Forrester Laura Q Cantrell Honea Path SC Beech Island, SC Anderson SC Charleston SC Mr Mrs Joseph B Ridgeway Kim & Mark Steed Frank Distributing Co & Furman R Cullum Honea Path Jackson SC Anderson SC SC Charleston SC Joseph T & Marion E Burdette O C Batchelor Dewey Freeman Phil R Floyd Iva North Augusta SC Anderson SC SC Charleston SC Roger H Davis Joel C Brissey Sr Jack R Hall & Miss Katie E Hall Marsha E Hass Iva North Augusta SC Anderson SC SC Charleston SC George Veres Frank T Gibbs In Memory Ot Lowell Henry William C Kennerty Pelzer SC North Augusta SC Anderson SC Charleston SC

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

That's the kind of service 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 of South Carolina, whose helping hands reach a lot of people. If you know of an organization that could use our help, drop us a line. We'd like to be of service.

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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.

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The spirit and enthusiasm that sur- rounds collegiate football is unmatched. College football has the ability to bind people from different walks of life while creating a common bond and commitment among students and fans alike. On one such occasion on this day in Tiger football, November 2, the student body exemplified the Tiger Spirit that Clemson is so famous for, and welcomed back a team that had suffered defeat. 1911 —Clemson played before the biggest crowd to watch an athletic event in the state of South Carolina on this day 74 years ago. A total of 3,000 spectators, 700 of which were Clemson cadets, saw Clare Webb score two touchdowns on the way to a 27-0 defeat over the South Carolina Gamecocks at the annual state fair at Columbia, SC. Webb scored from one and two yards out in the Tiger victory. The contest started at 1 1 :00 a.m. 1920—Georgia Tech, now an ACC rival Ray Yauger helped Clemson to an of eventual permitted Clemson to use its practice fields upset ACC Champion N.C. State on this day in 1968. and locker rooms on the Friday before Clemson was to play Kentucky the next day. The Tigers left Clemson by train en- route to Lexington Friday morning and the game. Clemson had to endure a longer Wake Forest. New York pitching great Whi- worked out at Georgia Tech's practice fields trip back home as the Tigers fell victim to tey Ford was in attendance at this game. before continuing their trek to Lexington Miami 7-6 on a Friday night. His reaction to the game was, "Wake that afternoon. All 13 points were manufactured in the Forest had a good pitcher (quarterback) In this game, Kentucky, whose line av- first quarter with the Tigers scoring first. but needs a good catcher (receivers)." eraged 200 pounds, had an easy time with Jim Reynolds scored on a one-yard run to Brian Piccalo starred for the Deacons. the Tigers, winning 44-6. "Shipwreck" Kelly give the Tigers a 6-0 advantage. Miami 1968—This game on November 2, fea- scored two touchdowns for the Wildcats in later scored on a double reverse with tured the two top teams in the ACC, Clem- registering the victory. Gene Hancock scoring from 29-yards out. son and N.C. State, playing in one of the When the Tigers got back from Lexing- Harry Ghaut then kicked the all-important most exciting games ever played in the ton, they were greeted at the Clemson extra point to lift Miami over the Tigers. conference. The game started out with a train station by several hundred Clemson 1949—Bobby Gage threw two touch- promise of a thriller as N.C. State's Bobby students who were welcoming them back down passes, as the Tigers took a 14-7 Hall ran the kickoff back for a touchdown. from their long trip. The students then win over Virginia Tech. In the first quarter, On the ensuing kickoff Clemson's Buddy hoisted the football team into a wagon Virginia Tech scored when Dick Deshazo Gore returned the ball 78 yards to the N.C. which they pulled back through town giving took a lateral from Ted Johnson and went State 22-yard line to set up Clemson's first the football squad a ride back to campus 19 yards around the end to take the lead touchdown. In the fourth quarter with the and more importantly a sign of support and 7-0. which lasted until the fourth quarter. score 19-17 in N.C. State's favor and with spirit that Clemson students and fans have Clemson then cut loose with an aerial 2:20 left in the game. Clemson started a been known for many years. show that netted two touchdowns and a drive on its own 31 -yard line. Ray Yauger 1935—Two touchdown passes thrown 14-7 win. Bobby Gage's five-yard pass to capped this drive with a seven-yard run by Net Berry proved to be the margin of Chip Clark and later 14-yard pass to Dewey that gave Clemson a 24-19 victory over victory in a 13-0 Clemson victory over Quinn were the scoring plays that enabled eventual ACC champions N.C. State. It Mercer at Augusta, GA. Berry first threw Clemson to win. only took the Tigers 87 seconds to score. for paydirt in the first quarter with Mac 1957—Sophomore quarterback Harvey 1974—Clemson connected on three Folger catching the ball for a 15-yard White fired two fourth-down passes for scoring strikes and went on to down Wake touchdown reception. Tate Horton was on touchdowns to lift Clemson to a 20-7 vic- Forest 21-9. Clemson's first score was a the receiving end of a 50-yard scoring play tory over Rice at Houston. White's first 31 -yard pass from Tiger quarterback Mark in the fourth quarter to seal the victory for scoring aerial was a 20-yard pass to Whi- Fellers to Rickey Bustle. Joey Walters also the Tigers. On the day Clemson was 6-6 tey Jordon. White then connected with scored on a long pass, this one being a in passing for 135 yards while gaining 1 1 Charlie Home on a nine-yard scoring pass. 45-yard aerial from Fellers. Tony Mathews yards on the ground. 1963—Clemson fullback Pat Crain sco- finished oft the Clemson scoring with a 20- 1945— After a 26-hour train ride from red on runs of two. five, and one yard as yard run around left end. Clemson to Miami, FL on the day before he led his Clemson team to a 36-0 rout of

107 Clemson Football's Greatest Moment Captured Forever

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.

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For two preceding years. Wake For- Goodstein and accompanied by the Clemson University Alma Mater est faced Clemson in Memorial Stad- Clemson University Chorus. Dr. Bruce Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness, ium, but Death Valley lacked the added F Cook will then direct Tiger Band's Where the Tigers play, teeth and fury as the majority of Clem- playing of our national anthem, fol- Here the sons of dear old Clemson Reign Supreme alway. son students, were away on fall break. lowed by the Clemson University Alma CHORUS Well, this year, the students are back, Mater, directed by William W. Camp- Dear old Clemson, we will triumph well rested and ready to welcome not bell. The invocation will be offered by And with all our might only the Deacons, but also some peo- the Reverend Greg Apparcel of St. That the Tigers' roar may echo ple who have notable contributions to Andrew's Roman Catholic Church, and O'er the mountain height. the Clemson athletics program. Those the colors will be presented by an people will be officially recognized to- ensemble from Pershing Rifles, Com- day as part of the Hall of Fame Day pany C-4, Kerry Graham, Color Guard featuring the Rally Cats. Next "Trooper festivities. Commander. The pregame show will Salute," will be played, a song dedi- Tiger Band will start the activities of conclude in an expertise a la Clemson cated to the troopers of Wyoming. a Clemson football Saturday with its as the Fightin' Tigers come roaring "Trooper Salute" was arranged by Jay traditional halftime show. Starting with down the hill. Bocook, and Jay Reese arranged the

"Sock It To Em," and the Orange Bowl Tiger Band will give the Clemson percussion. The final number of to-

March, the band will continue with the student body a chance to see what it day's halftime show features the per- ever-arousing "Tiger Rag" while spell- missed last week when the band pre- cussion section and it was arranged ing out the word "Tigers." sents an encore of its haiftime show, by two Clemson students. "Y Y Z," Today's guest of honor dotting the "Crafted With Pride In The USA." Per- arranged by Mark Biering and Michael "i" in Tigers will be Mr. Alan Corbett. forming to the "visitor" side of Death Pry, will conclude with "Crafted With Mr. Corbett has been named the South Valley, today's halftime show will com- Pride In The USA" before Tiger Band Carolina Handicapped Citizen Of The mence with the Jacksons' hit "Tor- turns an about face to once again face Year, and his notation today is in rec- ture," arranged by Dr. James Sochin- the "home" side of the stadium and ognition of all handicapped citizens. ski of Virginia Tech. The show continues make its exit with the salute to Clem-

Continuing the pregame show, Ti- with Tiger Band's rendition of the 1 983 son fans in every corner of the Earth ger Band will offer its rendition of Al Jarreau smash, "Boogie Down". with "The Song That Shakes The "You're A Grand Ole Flag" and "Amer- Arranged by Paul Lavendar, this song Southland," TIGER RAG!'! ica The Beautiful." These selections will serve as a reminder of the immi- This week, Tiger Band would like to will be directed by Dr. Richard E. nent arrival of basketball season by feature its twirlers. For the first time in several years. Tiger Band has just two twirlers instead of five. The twirlers for 1985-86 Tiger Band are Robin Berry and Tammy Ward. Berry is a junior majoring in psychol- ogy. She has been twirling since she was five-years-old, and she has been twirling competitively at both state and national levels for nine years. Berry has won numerous titles, including Miss Majorette of South Carolina and South Carolina Most Outstanding Twirler, as well as being the South Carolina Two-Baton Champion. Ward is a junior majoring in political science. This is her third year as a twirler in Tiger Band, but her first year as a feature twirler. A resident of Weaverville, North Carolina, Ward has been active in baton twirling for 12 years and has competed in local, state, and national events since she was nine. Her awards include being Miss Majorette of North Carolina three times and Miss Majorette of South Carolina in 1984. She was runner-up for the

Miss College Majorette title last January.

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In Clemson athletics, coaches teach 17 sports visit Clemson. At that time aided by graduate assistants Mike their players to run, swim, hit, or vol- White, or his assistant, Ian Davidson, Jenkins and Cameron Davidson, conley. One Clemson coach, however, begin the counseling process that duct a continuous tutoring and advis- spends his time preparing his team for hopefully ends in graduation. ing program. Study hall is required for a two-minute walk. "When the recruit makes his official incoming freshmen and all students That coach is Joe White, his team visit, we explain our program, espe- with less than a 2.0 grade point aver- consists of all Clemson athletes, and cially the tutoring and study-hall con- age. "We have 65 tutors on hand for the two-minute walk he prepares them cept," says White. "If the prospective two hours five nights a week," David- for is their march up the Littlejohn student-athlete knows what academic son says. "If the student's difficulties Coliseum floor to receive their diplo- program he wants to pursue, we usu- can't be solved in regular study hall, mas at the end of their academic ally have a faculty member come and we arrange for additional tutorial program. counsel him on his choice. If the re- assistance." White is the academic advisor for cruit doesn't know what he wants to The Academic Advising staff also athletes at Clemson University, and is concentrate in, we give him a general assists in arranging block schedules in charge of coordinating the progress idea of the overall academic program for the athletes to coordinate their of Clemson's athletes through their with the help of some of our faculty." overall daily routine, and for assuring college career. He works within the Supervised by Dr. B. J. Skelton and that each athlete is making satisfac- academic structure of the university the Office of Student Affairs, the pro- tory progress towards a degree. NCAA with the deans of each school. His gram goes much further than the ath- regulations are also a concern of White

involvement begins as recruits of all lete's initial visit. White and Davidson, and his staff, and it is their responsibility to help the student-athlete keep his academic progress within the provided boundaries.

"We feel that it's important to help students be the best they can possibly be," commented White. "We try to make them aware of the need to earn their degree, and its importance to

them in later life. Only two percent of college athletes play professional sports, and they eventually retire, and leave the sport. We want to prepare our youngsters for fulfilling lives off, as well as on the field." Once a position filled by football coaches, the job of academic advisor has risen in stature over the years. "In

1 978, I attended a national conference for academic advisors and 30 people showed up," says White. "Last year, we had 130 people attend." White believes the greatest accomplishments of his program are the in-

clusion of all sports and athletes, and the expansion of his staff to accommodate each individual's needs. The program, funded by ITPAY has offices in Mauldin Hall, and is a part of the overall academic-athletic program enabled by IPTAY contributions.

Today, you may cheer if a Tiger runs into the end zone for a touchdown, but

it won't equal the achievement that a slow walk for a diploma will someday bring, thanks to hard work of the Clemson Academic Advising Program.

111 The Last Word J| ' By Bob Bradley

Several theories have been ad- in the game. Chuck Reiley passed out vanced down through the years as to in the flat, George Usry intercepted for why Clemson has such a great follow- Clemson, returned it 73 yards to the ing at its football games, both home 10 and the Tigers scored the winning and away. TD with 4:24 left.

Some say it goes back to the days Such were some of the games on of military when the entire student Youth Day — all for a dime apiece. body was a close-knit group and you And with nearly every car, bus, station knew the name of everybody on your wagon and truck that entered the parking company or else it was spelled out on lot, there was double capacity of kids the back of your lap with a broom until in every one. And invariable, a dozen you did know. or so would become separated from Others believe the following devel- the group they came with and be oped because of the "family atmos- brought to the press box . . . usually to phere" at Clemson games where chil- be claimed after the first announcement. dren are brought to see the Tigers But at one game, this Cub Scout play football and not left at home while was brought to the press box about mama and daddy leave town to do five minutes before the first half ended. naughty things. Repeated announcements failed to bring There are those who say that win- a claimer to the press box. But the ning teams, national championships, Cub was content. He had a good view conference titles, great facilities and George Usry goes high to score Clemson 's of the game, he was getting plenty of plenty of close-in parking combine to winning TD on "Youth Day" against Wake soda pop and sandwiches and he Forest in 1959. draw crowds. This might be true, but didn't lack for attention. not always. Even when Clemson suf- Clemson games, first as enrolled stu- Announcements continued to be made fered through a 2-9 season in 1975, dents and later as graduates and con- during the second half, but still no one average attendance per game jumped tributing supporters. called for a missing Cub. An hour after over 5,000 the next year. And a 3-6-2 Only twice in the 12 years did the the game he was still enjoying the tally in 76 saw nearly a 3,000 increase youth see less than 30 points scored leftovers in the press box, but some- in 1977. in a game. In seven of the dozen, over thing had to be done. But one of the stronger arguments 40 points were scored. And several of The Cub knew his name as well as for the staunch following — with one the games were not decided until the that of his parent's name. He told us of the lowest fair-weather defections final quarter. he lived in Belton. So a call was made of any school — probably stems from One game seen by the youth day to the Belton Police Department and "youth day" which was observed for crowd was the 1966 Virginia game the officer on duty knew the Cub's 12 straight years from 1956 through when the Tigers were behind 17 points parents. He was told to call the family 1967. with 18 minutes to play and came and tell them that their son would be When a game was designated "Youth back to win, 40-35. The Furman game at the police department in about 30

Day" it meant that any group — Scouts, of 1958 (36-19) vaulted Clemson into minutes, courtesy of a State Highway 4-Hers, Future Farmers, BYU, MYF the Sugar Bowl although Tiger fans Patrolman who was on his way back pee wee teams — could get into a were not so sure at the end. Clemson to Greenwood. Clemson game for a dime apiece. had a 30-0 halftime lead, but the Hur- The Cub was delivered safely and Several factors contributed to the de- ricane (as Furman was nicknamed we found out later that the party who mise of youth day, but one was when then) outscored the Tigers 19-6 in the brought him to the ball game did not teams began showing up with more second half. miss him until they pulled up in front of (adult) coaches than there were team The Wake Forest game of 1959 his house in Belton and told him to members . . . also getting in for a may be the best game ever played in "get out." dime. "The Valley." The Deacons led, 17-14 In all probability, that Cub Scout is But these youth day crowds saw at halftime, and jumped ahead 24-14 among the thousands who have grown some great football games. It seems with seven minutes showing in the up and still love to come to Clemson that everytime a game was desig- third. Clemson went up 27-24 with for a football game. He got a little nated as such, it would turn out to be 8:16 to play, but Wake came right back more attention than most of the ones a whale of a contest. And many of to regain the lead, 31-27. did back in that era. But they all saw these kids were seeing their first foot- Because of a crazy substitution rule some pretty good football on "Youth ball game. They wanted to come back where a player could only enter once Day" and that is just one man's theory for more. And as the years drifted by, in a quarter, the Deacons could not on what caused this great Clemson many of them continued to attend get quarterback Norman Snead back following.

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