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Please visit us at our new website: www.lpbatson.com Today's Features On the Cover Meet the Tigers 37 Raymond Priester was the only active college Numerical Roster, Clemson 60 football player to hold his school's rushing record on a Numerical Roster, Opponents 61 6 Raymond Priester game, season and career basis entering the 1997 Opponent Player Information 78 41 Senior Spotlight season. He has established 13 other Clemson Stats, Notes 119 43 Senior Sponsors records and will go down in history as one of the Strength Coaches, Clemson 42 school's greatest players. Cover Photos by Jim 54 Hall of Famers Tiger Rookies 40 Moriarty 57 Lorenzo Bromell The Departments Alma Mater 115 65 Steve Ensminger Players and Coaches Athletic Staff 35 68 Clemson Basketball Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 58 Band Feature 115 Alphabetical Roster, Opponents .63 77 Clemson Baseball Board of Trustees 8 Assistant Coaches, Clemson 14 stats Clemson Radio Network 28 119 Stats, stats, Graduate Assistant coaches 17 Coaches, All Sports 20 120 The Last Word Head Coach Tommy West 13 Courtesy Car Donors 22 Starting Lineups 60 Emergency Services 24 IPTAY 81 IPTAY Donors 85 IPTAY Officers 86 Managers 80 Medical Staff 33 Memorial Stadium 45 Official's Signals 25 Photo of the Week 53 Stadium Information 27 Tiger P.A.W.S 116 Tiger Traditions 75 Trainers 80 University Feature 67 University President 11 University Commission 44 Vickery Hall 47 Credits Editor: Tim Bourret Program Manager: Tim Match Editorial Staff: Bob Bradley, Sam Blackman, Brenda Rabon, Brett Berg, Amy Moore, Brian Hennessy, Adair Clary, Kim Johnson, Will Peeler, James Brunson, Emily Rabon, Jeff Martin, Andy Linn, Meredith Merritt Photos by: Jim Moriarty, Jim Graham, Bob Waldrop, Vern Verna, Dave Lewis, Eddie Cliffe, Mark Cramer, Kerry Capps, Patrick Wright, Carolina Photo of Charlotte, NC, Action Sports of Atlanta, GA, Mark Houde, Ken Ruinard, LSU Sports Information Office Today's Game

Tigers try to continue (binning streak ouer North Carolina in Death Oalleg by Tim Bourret tributors from this senior class that has Glenn Rountree OG Suffolk, VA won 26 football games over the last four Raymond White DT Clinton, MS Clemson Seniors have set 44 Records years. Lamont Hall has shown his abilities Mond Wilson LB Tupelo, MS

Today's game is the final contest in as a tight end and a fullback this year and Death Valley for Clemson's 19 seniors. his 12 catches are the most by a Clemson Clemson vs. North Carolina Series This class has a chance to go to three con- tight end in a season since 1991. Ed Clemson holds a 29-15-1 advantage in secutive bowl games, something a senior Altman has been a steady contributor in the series with North Carolina that dates group has not done since the senior class the offensive line after coming back from a back to 1 897, the second year of football at of 1991, which went to a bowl all four torn ACL injury. Clemson. That 1897 game was just the years. Defensively, Raymond White has been sixth game in Clemson football history and Clemson's seniors include some of the a consistent leader of the defensive line, the Tar Heels won the contest 28-0. It was school's great players, especially on along with Tony Plantin, for four seasons. the first game for the Tigers against a team offense, where five players hold a com- Lorenzo Bromell has been a starter this that is currently in the ACC. Obviously the bined 44 school records. The class year after he transferred from a junior col- league was not formed until 1953. includes Raymond Priester, Clemson's lege. Mond Wilson is approaching the 300 Clemson has won nine of the last 11 career rushing leader, Nealon Greene, the tackle mark, something only 10 other games and 13 of the last 16 in the series. school's career passing leader and total Clemson players in history have done. North Carolina broke Clemson's seven- offense leader, and Tony Home, Clemson's Those four seniors are big reasons game winning streak in the series in 1993, single season record holder for receptions Clemson ranks among the top five in the 24-0 in Chapel Hill. The Tar Heels were and all-purpose running. nation in rushing defense. victorious last year 45-0, their largest mar- Jim Bundren and Glenn Rountree are gin of victory ever against Clemson. also record setters as offensive linemen. Clemson 1997 Seniors North Carolina has not won at Clemson Name Pos Hometown They have started each of the last 44 since 1980, a 24-19 victory on ABC TV. Ed Altman C Waycross, GA games, every game of their respective Lawrence Taylor provided the key play of Derek Basileo WR Deerfield Beach, FL careers. They are certainly common that game for North Carolina, a sack of Elmer Bench SN Manning, SC denominators in the Clemson offense. Clemson quarterback Homer Jordan late Lorenzo Bromell DT Choppee, SC Bundren has the record for total starts by a in the fourth period with Clemson inside Jim Bundren OT Wilmington, DE Clemson offensive tackle and they com- the Tar Heel 10. Clemson has won seven James Chappell WR Columbia, SC bine to hold the record for consecutive in a row over North Carolina in Death Jason Collins TE Slidell, LA starts by an offensive lineman. Rountree Valley by a combined score of 188-69. Rudy Currie OLB Cleveland, OH received his degree from Clemson last Clemson won the 1994 game in Adrian Greene WR Loris, SC August and Bundren will receive his in Chapel Hill, 28-17. It was Clemson's top Nealon Greene QB Yonkers, NY December. Priester, Greene and win of 1994 as the Tar Heels were ranked Home Lamont Hall TE Clover, SC 12th in the nation in the USA Today poll would be the first to tell you they couldn't Tony Home WR Rockingham, NC entering the game. Nealon Greene was 9- accomplish anything the last four years Mark Landry OT Atlanta, GA 12 passing for 104 yards. without Rountree and Bundren blocking up Matt McLeod C Clemson, SC In North Carolina's last trip to front the last 44 games. Tony Plantin DT Pendleton, SC 1995, 17-10. There are many other significant con- Raymond Priester TB Allendale, SC Clemson, the Tigers were victorious, It was a classic defensive game. Brian

The 1997 Seniors will be playing their final game in Death Valley.

2 Dawkins, now with the Philadelphia and three Clemson players were in the terback a year ago. This season Keldorf Eagles, provided the big play with a 49- finalist or semifinalist stages for the has completed 58 percent of his passes for yard interception return for a touchdown. Lombardi (lineman), Walker (running 933 yards and seven TDs. Nealon Greene threw a 30-yard touchback), Butkus (linebacker), Biletnikof While two players numbered 41 lead down pass to Joe Woods and Anthony (wide receiver) or Thorpe Awards (defen- the respective defenses, two players num- Simmons had 19 tackles. Mond Wilson, sive back). ber-27 lead the offenses. Jonathan Linton playing for the injured Andye McCrorey, Entering this week, Clemson's is the top rusher for North Carolina with had a career high 16 tackles for the Raymond Priester was still under consider- 729 yards and seven touchdowns.

Clemson defense that intercepted five ation for the Doak Walker Award, given to Clemson's top rusher is Raymond Priester North Carolina passes, two by Peter Ford the top running back in the nation, Tony with 744 yards. Both wear number 27. and one by Andy Ford. Home was a semifinalist for the Fred North Carolina averages 258 yards per

Clemson has six wins over North Biletnikof Award, given to the top receiver game through the air, 22nd highest in the Carolina when the Tar Heels enter the in the country, and Anthony Simmons was country. Keldorf will have some outstand- game as a ranked team. The most shock- a semifinalist for the Dick Butkus Award, ing receivers today, led by Na Brown with ing took place in 1992 when a Clemson given to the top linebacker in the country. 46 for 484 yards and J.C. Stevens with 39 team that would end the season with a 5-6 North Carolina players still prominent in for 524 yards and three scores. North record, earned a 40-7 victory over 18th the run for the national awards by position Carolina has five different receivers with at ranked North Carolina. It is the largest are Greg Ellis, a finalist for the Lombardi least 20 receptions this year. margin of victory for Clemson in the series. Award, Brian Simmons and Kivuusama Mays, both semifinalists for the Butkus Final Game for Jordan Clemson wins over Ranked North Carolina Award, and Dre Bly and Greg Williams, While this is the final home game for Teams both Thorpe Award candidates. Clemson's 19 seniors, it is also the final Year Site Score UNC Rank All of these awards will be announced home game for long time Clemson football 1959 Chapel Hill 20-18 12th on December 13th during the College assistant Whitey Jordan. Forty years ago 1981 Chapel Hill 10-8 8th Football Awards show on ESPN. Jordan set a Clemson record for yards per 1982 Clemson 16-13 18th reception over the course of the season as 1983 Chapel Hill 16-3 10th North Carolina Update a player, a record that stood for over 30 1992 Clemson 40-7 18th North Carolina enters today's game years. He has been an assistant coach 1994 Chapel Hill 28-17 12th ranked eighth in the country by Associated under Frank Howard, Hootie Ingram and Press with an 8-1 record. The Tar Heels Ken Hatfield and an assistant athletic Records/Accomplishments in Range are coming off their only loss of the sea- director under Tommy West. Here is a list of records that are in range son, a 20-3 setback to now number-one In his over 40 years of college football for Clemson individuals heading into the ranked Florida State. Tar Heel coach he has also been an assistant coach at North Carolina game Mack Brown has done an outstanding job SMU, where he coached the Pony Express *Tony Home needs two touchdown with his program. North Carolina won just (Eric Dickerson and Craig James) to a receptions to break the Clemson single two games his first two years, now they number-two national ranking. He was also season record. He has seven and the have lost just three in the last two seasons. the offensive coordinator at Florida when record is eight by Perry Tuttle in 1981 and North Carolina features an outstanding Emmitt Smith was the SEC Player of the Terrance Roulhac in 1984. defense, among the top five in the country Year. He also coached under Mack *Tony Home needs 65 receiving yards in just about all areas. North Carolina is Brown at North Carolina between 1990-92. to set the Clemson single season recep- fourth in rushing defense, fourth in pass Few have given more to Clemson ath- tion yardage mark. He has 851 and the defense and third in total defense. Rarely letics and to Clemson University than record is 915 by Perry Tuttle in 1980. do you see a team that ranks in the top five Whitey Jordan. "You are fortunate in life to Nealon Greene needs two touchdown in the nation in all three areas. Five play- be around a handful of special people, passes to break Mike Eppley's single sea- ers on the North Carolina defense are people that give to others continuously. son record. Greene has 13 and Eppley familiar names to All-America voters. Whitey Jordan is one of those people," said had 14 in 1984 Kivuusama Mays is the top tackier with Clemson Head Coach Tommy West. *Nealon Greene needs 20 yards rush- 103 stops, including 14.5 tackles for loss. "From playing at Clemson for Coach ing to reach 1000 for his career. Brian Simmons has 92 tackles and 12 Howard, to coaching under him, to coming *Nealon Greene has completed 64.8 tackles for loss. Both are in the top 10 for back to Clemson in recent years, he has percent of his passes in 1 997, ahead of the the Butkus Award. done so much for the Clemson program. record of 59.6 by Mike Eppley in 1983.

Greg Ellis is among the top defensive He was especially helpful to me when I •Raymond Priester needs two recep- linemen in the country by virtue of his came back to Clemson in 1994 because tions to become Clemson's career recep- selection as one of the final four for the he had been here with the previous staff. tion leader for a running back. He has 44 Lombardi Award. He has 68 tackles, His knowledge and experience in all phas- and the record is 45 by Ray Yauger, 1968- including team best six sacks. The sec- es of the program invaluable. is 70. a was He a ondary is led by Dre Bly, who led the nation very intelligent football man. 'Raymond Priester needs 246 yards in interceptions as a freshman. Now, no "But the thing about Whitey Jordan that to reach 4000 rushing yards for his career

one throws in his direction. He has 24 I will always remember is the way he gives 'Raymond Priester needs 256 rushing tackles for the season. Greg Williams is of himself to other people. He is positive yards to record his third straight 1000-yard

third in in tackles from the an enjoyable to I season. the team sec- and person be around. ondary with 83 tackles. will treasure the years he worked with us at *Mond Wilson needs 10 tackles to The offensive had been led by Oscar Clemson." reach 300 for his career. Davenport, one of the most efficiency Jordan will retire from his position at quarterbacks in the country. But, the junior Clemson in February. He does plan to Awards Candidates on Display Today suffered a fractured ankle against Florida coach under Galen Hall with the Rhein Fire No less than eight players between the State and will not play today. That means of the World League this winter in Europe. two teams in today's game were still under Brown must go to his bullpen where he has Jordan coached with Hall at Florida in the consideration for national awards heading Chris Keldorf, the first-team AII-ACC quar- 1980s. into this week. Five North Carolina players

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by Tim Bourret around talents could be better served at fullback. Clemson Career Rushing Leaders Rk Name Years IC Avg Yards It's August 17, 1994 and it is a day the "I wasn't jumping about and down about IB 1. Raymond Priester 1994-97 760 4.95 21 3754 media has been waiting for. making the move to fullback at first because I Clemson policy prohibits the media from had never played the position. You are always 2. Kenny Flowers 1983-86 590 4.94 26 2914 3. Terry Allen 1987-89 523 5.31 28 2778 talking to the incoming freshmen players until a little skeptical about moving to a position 4. Buddy Gore 1966-68 600 4.29 15 2571 Fan Appreciation Day, which is usually held you have never played before. But, I went 5. Ray Yauger 1968-70 555 4.39 16 2439 two weeks into practice. Tommy West's first back to my dorm room and talked about it 6. Chuck McSwain 1979-82 483 4.80 23 2320 team is very young so freshmen will have a with my parents and it came to me that my 7. Stacey Driver 1982-85 476 4.82 15 significant impact. This will certainly be the main concern was getting on the field, regard- 2293 8. Ken Callicutt 1973-77 492 4.59 11 2256 case at running back where a first-year fresh- less of how I got there, so I could help the 9. Lester 1976-79 man will start at tailback, traditionally, the key team." Brown 505 4.45 31 2228 10. Rodney Blunt 1989-93 508 4.28 13 2173 position in the Clemson offense. The first three games of the season, as a West's first class signed five outstanding reserve tailback, Priester had one carry for for Priester. led the in rushing, running backs in order to fill this key area. two yards. He played just a few snaps in He ACC the first Tiger to do that since Terry Allen in 1 Nationally, it is considered one of the best Clemson losses to NC State and Virginia. 987, running back classes in the nation. As the With a 1-2 record West moved Priester to full- with a Clemson record 1322 yards. The total media enters the Clemson locker room, there back for the Maryland game and the first-year included 263 yards against Duke, breaking is a feeling that one of the running backs in freshman responded with 19 carries for 88 Cliff Austin's all-time single game record. He the room might some day be considered the yards and a touchdown. was a major cog in a Clemon offense that averaged nearly yards per led greatest running back in Clemson history. "I was anxious the first three games, just 400 game and to an 8-3 regular season. The media crowded around the candi- cheering from the sideline. I kept in the The records continued in 1996, he bet- dates to get that first interview. game, it is a team sport, you have to stay pos- as Raymond Priester sat by his locker, virtu- itive and cheer your teammates on. Coach tered his 1995 figure by 23 yards, another ally unnoticed. (Richard) Bisaccia told me to stay focussed documentation of his consistency. He finished the year with four consecutive 100-yard The media was right, a future record set- and something positive would come out of it. games, including a bowl record 151 yards ting running back, the greatest running back I was always confident I could do it, and my rushing against LSU. He became Clemson's in Clemson history, was in their midst, but no confidence increased as I got better in prac- career rushing leader in that game, breaking one thought it would be Raymond Priester. tice." Priester entered Clemson after a sterling Priester remained the starting fullback for Kenny Flowers record. Entering the 1 997 season Priester already high school career, but it had been achieved the rest of the season. He concluded the year at relatively small Allendale-Fairfax High with 343 yards and three touchdowns on 87 had Clemson's rushing record on a game, School in Allendale, SC. He put up gawdy attempts. season and career basis, the only active play- numbers, such as 5,673 career rushing yards Coming into the 1995 season Priester er in college football who could make that and 71 touchdowns. was ranked among the top backs in the claim. This season he led the ACC in rushing But, the lead honor in his bio was the fact nation. ..as a fullback. But, during the dog and is chasing another 1000 yard season, that he was rated the sixth best linebacker in days of August in 1995, West and Bisaccia attempting to be just the sixth player in ACC the Atlantic Region by Bluechip Illustrated. moved Priester to tailback. Priester's running history to have three 1000-yard seasons. He was a Shrine Bowl player, but unlike the style was not of the typical dashing tailback, Priester has accomplished these numbers for other freshmen running backs in 1994, he but he had the ability to hit the hole quickly, with a unique style a tailback. "Raymond was left off the national High School All- especially when he had Emory Smith, much Priester is a very physical, strong runner," America teams. With only one other Division improved himself, providing the lead block. said NC State Coach Mike O'Cain. "He is apt to just run over you." Priester reminds many I signee in the history of Allendale prior to The result was a record breaking season Priester, many felt he had of current Pittsburgh accumulated his statistics Steelers running back against weak competition Jerome Bettis, who ranks and that the speed of the col- second in the NFL in rush- lege game would leave him ing yards this weeks thanks in a reserve role. to a bull-dozing style of play. Priester has had just three "When I came here I was- n't concerned with prior rank- career rushes of over 40 yards with a long run of 65, ings of players, I just felt, this

is college and everyone is so his statistics have not going to get a fair chance, a been inflated by a few long clean start," said Priester runs. He does it by bringing reflecting on his first days at his lunch pail to practice and to games every day. Clemson. "When I came in I "Raymond Priester is just felt if I worked hard I would get a shot to prove one of the hardest workers myself." and most consistent people

I said Priester was and still is have ever coached," one of the hardest workers Tommy West. "He is a great on the Clemson team and example to young players. that work ethic paid off early He goes about his job in an in his career. There was unselfish manner. You quite a log jam at the tailback never would know he has all position and Priester was the those records. The way he biggest back of the group. carries himself, he is one of Tommy West saw his all- the most respected players Priester has been one of Clemson's most popular players in the 1990s

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motivation," said Glenn Rountree, like our Priester-Horne Looking for 1000-yard Bundren, a lineman who has made a block on seasons just about all of his 3754 career rushing Roomates and teammates Raymond yards. "We take a lot of pride in the records Priester and Tony Home are in range of he breaks, because when Raymond is run- becoming just the fifth duo in ACC history ning the ball well that means we are winning." to reach 1000 yards rushing and 1000 Priester's respect for his teammates, yards receiving in the same season. The especially the offensive linemen is genuine. last time it happened was in 1995 when After he broke the Clemson single game Florida State had two 1000-yard receivers rushing record against Duke in 1995 the and a 1000-yard rusher. offensive linemen tried to pick him up and Priester needs 256 yards rushing to carry him off the field. Priester wouldn't have reach the 1000 mark and Home needs 151 it. receiving yards to reach that magic figure. "I should have carried the linemen off the They also have a chance to lead the ACC field, they are the people who made that pos- in their respective categories. It is very sible," said Priester after the game. This type unusual, at any time of the season, to have of unselfish behavior is a reason for Priester's the league's leading rusher and leading high respect level among his teammates. This receiver. year at Maryland, when news that Priester In fact, you have to go back to 1963 to had gotten to the 200-yard mark, you would find the last time an ACC team has done have thought each one of the offensive line- that over the course of a season, and it has men had carried the ball that day. happened just twice in league history. In When asked about the records he had set 1963 Ken Williard of North Carolina led the during his career, he stopped the interviewer ACC in rushing with 648 yards. That same of short and said, "you mean the records we Priester came to Clemson from one the year his teammate Bob Lacey, tied for the have set at Clemson." state's smallest schools, but he has put league lead in receiving with 48 receptions. "Bundren, Rountree, Lamont Hall, and the up big numbers. The only other time in ACC history that other seniors, came into the lineup with me, the same team has had the top rusher and so we have had the same goals for four years. by his teammates I have been around." receiver was in 1957 when Virginia's Fred Those guys have a great work eithic, you can Respect is certainly a word that comes to Polzer led the league in receptions with 25, see it in practice everyday. It has been a plea- mind when talking about Raymond Priester. and teammate Jim Bakhtiar led the league

sure running behind them. I would love to Seldom has a running back had more respect in rushing with 822 yards.

keep playing with those guys. I thank them for from his offensive linemen, and vice verse. what they have done for me and this team." "We take pride in Raymond's accomplish- ACC Teams with 1000-Yard Rusher and Priester has had many incredible ments and records," said Jim Bundren, who Receiver moments in his Clemson career, but, fittingly, has started 44 consecutive games blocking Year Team Rusher Receiver his most memorable time at Clemson sur- for Priester. "It is a unique situation, but when 1970 W. Forest J. McDougald W. Baumgardner rounds a team accomplishment. "My most Raymond breaks a record we really feel a (260-1177) (55-1000) memorable moment, or time at Clemson part of it, and Raymond always gives us cred- 1989 Duke Fi. Cuthbert Clarkston Hines came during my sophomore year. We were it. We are just as hungry for him to reach (187-1023) (61-1149) 3-3 heading into an open week after losing a 1 000 yards as he is. We have a special bond 1990 Virginia Terry Kirby Herman Moore tough game to Georgia. After having a 5-6 with him because we came in to the starting (165-1020) (54-1190) season the previous year, we were at the lineup together." 1995 Florida St. W. Dunn E.G. Green crossroads. We could have self-destructed." "Blocking for Raymond Priester adds to (166-1242) (60-1007) "But, didn't, we went to Maryland and we A. Cooper Priester Owns 16 Clemson Records it five wins in a row and won and then made (71-1002) Here is a list of the records "We" hold brought the program back to being a bowl heading into the North Carolina Game team. That practice for the Maryland game, *Most yards rushing in a career (3754) and then the game itself, are probably the always put me in the right direction, Doc *Most yards rushing in a season (1345, in most memorable moments for me. We really Davis and Mike Doolittle. Coach West and

1996) came together as a team, and that is why you Coach Bisaccia have done so much for me I "Most yards rushing in a game (263 vs. play the game." Priester had a major contri- can't thank them enough.

Duke, 1995) bution in that game with 163 yards rushing in "I have had professors here who have

'Most all-purpose running yards in a career a 24-3 victory. taught me a lot. I should need only a couple (4053) The team attitude is naturally ingrained in of classes after May to graduate. The people

*Most carries in a career (760) Priester because he has a strong family at Vickery Hall also have helped quite a bit. I

*#Most carries in a game (36 vs. Maryland, behind him, in fact, it is similar to a football have been fortunate. 1997) team. He is the oldest of 10 children (6 sis- Today, Raymond Priester will join his fel- *Most consecutive carries in a game (12 vs. ters and 3 brothers) and that large family has low seniors as they run down the hill for the Maryland, 1997) taught him the importance of being a team. last time, hear the roar of the Memorial *Most yards rushing in a series of 4 games "My mom and my dad, Rosella and Stadium crowd for the last time, and hopeful- (599, 1995) Raymond, Sr., always supported me growing ly gain victory over a ranked opponent. It will *Most 100-yard rushing games in a career up. They come to all the home games and be a memorable day for Raymond Priester.

(14, 1994-97) have always been there when I was down and "I just want to be remembered as a person

*Most rushes in a season (257, 1996) been here to share the joys I have had. I love who gave his all for the team. I was brought *Most 100-yard games in a season (7 in them. Having a big family taught me at an up that there is no "I" in the word team. The

1996) early age to work as a team. I learned the records that have been set are not what you

*Most yards rushing in a bowl game (151 vs. sharing concept and the giving concept at an remember, it will be the relationships with my LSU, 1996 Peach) early age. When you are used to being teammates and the experiences we shared." *#Most consecutive 100-yard rushing games around a lot of people you don't focus on You can certainly see why, "Everybody (5, 1996-97) yourself." Loves Raymond."

*# Most 200-yard rushing games in a career Priester is quick to point out that he has (2) always had strong support from his coaches *Most career starts at running back (40) and advisors at Clemson and in high school.

*Most consecutive starts at running back "I had two great high school coaches who (29)

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Since becoming Clemson Universi- Curris' . first challenge ty's 13th president on May 22, 1995, upon coming to Clemson Constantine W. "Deno" Curris has begun was filling key administrative to build a vision for the future based on vacancies and building a identifying and enhancing those quali- sense of teamwork and co- ties that make the university distinctive. operation among deans and In working to create a strong founda- executive officers—a task tion to support Clemson's goal of be- which is largely completed. coming a national university, Curris has In addition, he has estab- redirected resources to critical areas, lished a goal of recruiting set the recruitment of top students and more young professors to faculty as well as an increase in counter a graying of the research funding as high priorities, and Clemson faculty. established a select commission of Another immediate pri- alumni and friends to offer advice and ority was increasing Clem- counsel. son's involvement with state leaders and working with other institutions to reverse The Curris File declining state funding trends. The efforts helped Born: November 1 3, 1 940 secure an increase in gener- Spouse: Jo Hern Curris al state funding for higher Children: Robert Alexander, Elena education as well as a capi-

Diane tal bond bill designed primarily for the state's colleges Education: and universities. Curris also focused B.A. in Political Science (magna cum has more attention on the univer- laude) University of Kentucky, 1 962 sity's information technology M.A. in Political Science, University infrastructure, which had of- dent of both Murray State University of Illinois, 1965 ten been neglected during years of bud- where he oversaw extensive campus Ed.D. in Higher Education, Universi- get cuts during the early 90's. Using $2 renovations and improvements—and at ty of Kentucky, 1 967 million of savings from restructuring, the University of Northern Iowa—where Curris funded a plan to extend the infor- he led a move to raise admissions stan- Employment Resume: mation technology network campus- dards and strengthen academic pro- President and Professor of Public wide, providing network access to all grams. Policy, University of Northern Iowa, faculty and bringing 2,000 dormitory A native of Lexington, Kentucky, Cedar Falls, Iowa 1983-1995 rooms online. It was merely the first step Curris received a bachelor's degree in in a long-range plan to attain and main- political science from the University of President, Murray State University, tain technological currency in the class- Kentucky, a master's in political science Murray, Kentucky, 1973-1983 room. and public administration from the Uni- Another of Curris' early accomplish- versity of Illinois, and a doctorate in high- Vice President and Dean of the Fac- ments has been upgrading many basic er education from the University of Ken- ulty, West Virginia Institute of student and administrative services, tucky. Technology, Montgomery, WV, 1971- such as admissions recruiting, plant Curris is also a national leader in 73 maintenance and class registration sys- higher education. He is a past Chair- tems. man of the Board of Directors of the Dean of Student Personnel Pro- Curris also believes in seeking input American Association of State Colleges grams, Marshall University, Hunting- from experts outside the university. The and Universities and was a featured par- ton, WV, 1969-71 Commission on the Future of Clemson ticipant in a 1997 national videotelecon- University was created by the Board of ference on "The New Public University: Director of Academic Programs, Trustees on Curris' recommendation to How Do We Compete in a Changing En- West Virginia Board of Education, build on earlier planning and self-study vironment?" Curris is also one of 25 Charleston, WV, 1968-69 efforts. In May, more than 300 alumni presidents currently serving on the and friends—leaders in industry and the national Kellogg Commission on the Vice President and Dean of the Fac- professions—came to campus for the Future of Land-Grant Universities. ulty, Midway (KY) College, 1965-68 Commission's first meeting, to hear re- When his schedule permits, Curris ports on the university's goals and offer enjoys gardening, fishing, and reading. Assistant Coordinator, University of perspective and insight to help the uni- He is married to Jo Hern Curris, a tax Kentucky Centennial Celebration, versity plan for the 21st century. attorney and author, and they have a 1964-65 Building strong foundations is a test- son Robert Alexander, and a daughter, ed strategy that Curris used while presi- Elena Diane. For

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Improvement has been the watchword of history have taken place under West and the defense and scoring defense, and three the Clemson football program since Tommy team's cumulative GPA entering 1997 was a ranked in the top 12 in the nation in total West became the head coach in December of 20-year high. defense. 1993. Within each of his first three seasons West took over the head coaching posi- Clemson's 1989 defense ranked fifth in his teams have shown significant improve- tion on November 29, 1993. Less than a the nation in total defense, rushing defense ment and gained strength as the season pro- month later he already had a bowl victory on and scoring defense and West's outside line- gressed. his ledger, a 14-13 triumph over Kentucky in backers had a lot to do with that success. His His Clemson resume as a head coach the Peach Bowl, Clemson's sixth bowl win in top four outside linebackers that year all includes three bowl appearances, a top 25 an eight year period. With his debut in the played in the NFL in 1994. The list of former ranking in every season, eight road wins and Peach Bowl, West became the sixth coach in West players in the NFL includes Levon five wins over AP Top 25 teams. His teams NCAA history to make his debut with a pro- Kirkland and Wayne Simmons, both of whom have risen in the ACC standings each year, to gram in a bowl game. However, he was just have played in the Super Bowl within the last a number-two finish in 1996. If his 1997 the second coach in history to make his debut two years. team can appear in a bowl it would be the first in a bowl game without previously coaching West began his coaching career as a time since 1989-91 era that Clemson has his new team as an assistant coach earlier in graduate assistant at Tennessee (his alma appeared in a bowl game three straight years. the season. mater) in 1977. He coached one year of high Each of his first three seasons has seen West was a mainstay of a Clemson school football at White County High in the Tigers make a late season run. In 1994, coaching staff that led the Tigers to a 69-20- Sparta, TN in 1978, then became an assis- with the youngest offense in Clemson history, 4 record and six Associated Press Top 20 fin- tant at Mississippi in 1979. For the 1980 and one that started seven freshmen at times, the ishes between 1982-89. During West's first 1981 seasons he served as an assistant Tigers won three of their last four games, tour of duty with the Tigers as an outside line- coach at Appalachian State. including a victory at 12th ranked North backer coach, Clemson played in five bowl After his career at Clemson (1982-89), Carolina. games (winning four) and claimed four ACC West became the running backs coach at The run of success at the end of the Championships, including three in a row from Tennessee. During that 1990 season 1995 season had the Tigers in the top 25 of 1986-88. Tennessee won the Southeastern every poll. Clemson won its last five regular Clemson had a 44-10-1 record against Conference and captured the Sugar Bowl season games, including four wins by at least ACC competition during his era on the Tiger with a win over Virginia. The Volunteers 17 points. West's Tigers were picked fifth in staff, an 81 percent winning mark. scored a school record 442 points that year the ACC preseason poll that year, but, thanks Additionally, five of those Clemson teams and averaged over 410 yards a game in total to the third best offense in Clemson history ranked in the top 15 in the nation in rushing offense, 205.7 rushing and 205.4 passing. and a defense that ranked 10th in the He served as Co-Defensive Coordinator nation against scoring, Clemson fin- at South Carolina in 1991 and 1992. ished third in the ACC standings with a In 1993 West took over a UT- 6-2 record, its best league finish since Chattanooga team that had won just two the Tigers won the ACC title in 1 991 games in 1992. He doubled that total in The 1995 campaign was one in 1993 and guided the Mocs to one of the which Clemson excelled in every area. landmark wins in school history, a 33-31 The Tigers ranked fourth in the country win over #1 ranked Marshall. He con- in rushing, yet also led the ACC in cluded the regular season with a 45-42 yards per pass attempt. Defensively, victory over Furman. Ironically, his first Clemson rated in the top 20 in the regular season game as Clemson nation in rushing defense, passing effi- coach was a victory over Furman. ciency defense and turnover margin. In West earned three letters in his terms of special teams, Clemson was four-year career at Tennessee (1972- the only school in the nation to have an 75). The Vols played in three bowl individual ranked in the top 25 in punt- games and were ranked in a final Top 20 ing, placekicking, punt returns and kick- in three seasons. He was the co-cap- off returns. tain of Tennessee's 1975 football team The 1996 season saw Clemson win and played in the Blue-Gray All-Star five of its last six regular season game that same year. games, including a victory at 15th He began his college career as a ranked Virginia, just the third road win running back, but saw most of his play- over a ranked team in the decade of the ing time as a tight end. He caught 37 1990s for the Tigers. For the second passes for 575 yards in his career with straight year Clemson won the ACC the Vols, including 16 passes for 233 rushing title and reached a top 25 rank- yards as a senior. He earned a bache- ing. Again, Clemson won 75 percent lor's degree from Tennessee in 1976 of its ACC games, this time finishing and was drafted by the Tampa Bay tied for second in the league standings Buccaneers that same year. West with North Carolina. The Tigers were played two years (1974-75) of baseball extended a bid to the Peach Bowl to at Tennessee and had a career batting face LSU. average of .305. He hit .367 in 1975 Clemson's improvement on the field and was named All-SEC Eastern is matched with its improvement in the Division. classroom during the West era. Last Born Thomas Cleveland West on year 20 Clemson football players made July 31 , 1 954, he is married to the for- the ACC academic honor roll, the high- mer Lindsay Watkins of Forest City, NC. est on In fact, The couple has one son, Turner. record. each of the three The West Family meets at the Memorial Stadium highest totals in that area in Clemson Landmark, Howard's Rock.

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Les Herrin The Les Herrin File Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line At Clemson: In his fourth season as assistant When Les Herrin discusses Clemson's greatest players of recent head coach, 8th as the Tiger defensive line 13th overall. memory people listen with a keen ear. Now in his 13th year with the coach, and season Previous Coaching Experience: High School - program, Herrin has tutored some of Clemson's greatest players. It all Assistant at R/S Central High in Rutherfordton, started in 1981 when he coached the linebackers on Clemson's NC (1972-74); assistant at Lexington Senior High National of his prized pupils Jeff Davis, Championship team. One was in Lexington, NC (1975-76); athletic director and first-team All-American and ACC Player-of-the-Year. head coach at Central Davidson High School in In 1982 Johnny Rembert was a starting linebacker under Herrin Lexington, NC (1975-79); College - Defensive and he became an All-American, then a Pro Bowl player (1989) with coordinator at Appalachian State (1980-81); line- the New England Patriots. Three-time pro bowl defensive tackle backer coach at Clemson (1981-84); linebacker coach at East Carolina (1985-87); outside line- Chester McGlockton, regarded as one of the top defensive players in backer coach at North Carolina (1 988); defensive the NFL today, was coached by Herrin between 1989-91. line coach at Clemson (1989-94); assistant head Brentson Buckner, Bowl participant with the a 1996 Super coach/tackles and tight ends coach (1995); assis- Pittsburgh Steelers, who is now with the Cincinnati Bengals, also tant head coach/defensive line (1996-present). played for Herrin during that era. Last year, Trevor Pryce led the Education: Waycross High School in Waycross, Tigers in tackles for loss and sacks and was a first-round pick of the GA (1965); B.A. degree in Education from Denver Broncos. Western Carolina (1971); Master's degree in Health and Physical Education from Western In his previous 12 years with Clemson he has coached in seven bowl games, been a part of six top 20 Carolina (1972). seasons and four ACC titles. Clemson has had at least one all-conference player coached by Herrin in 1 College Playing Experience: Lettered four with of the 12 years he has been the program. years in football at Western Carolina. Personal: Born February 18, 1948. ..He and his wife Shirley have one son, Deke, a student at Clemson.

Steve Ensminger The Steve Ensminger File Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks At Clemson: In his first year as offensive coor- Steve Ensminger is in his 10th season as a coordinator at the dinator and quarterback coach.

- Division I level, his first at Clemson. Offenses he has been in charge Previous Coaching Experience: College wide of have performed at high levels of success. Teams that have gained gjLftM receivers at Nicholls State (1981-83); quarter- over 450 yards per game of total offense, and ranked among the backs and wide receivers at McNeese State (1984-87); Offensive Coordinator/quarterbacks at nation's best in scoring have been prominent on the list of accom- Louisiana Tech (1988-90); passing game coordi- plishments of Ensminger coached offenses. nator/quarterbacks at Georgia (1991-93); Overall, brings 16 years of coaching experience Ensminger to Offensive Coordinator/quarterbacks at Texas Clemson. This does not include his years as an outstanding player at A&M (1994-96); Offensive Coordinator/quarter- LSU. He played in three bowl games for the LSU Tigers and when he backs at Clemson (1997-present). graduated in 1979 he was second in LSU history in passing yardage, Education: Graduated from Baton Rouge just behind Bert Jones and ahead of the legendary Y.A. Turtle. Central High School in 1976. Earned a B.S. in Physical Education from Louisiana State in 1979. The native of Baton Rouge, LA was a four-year letterman at LSU College Playing Experience: Lettered four and he still holds LSU passing records for touchdowns in a game (four) years at LSU. longest play yards). the and touchdown pass (82 He was named LSU Personal Data: Born on September 15, 1958. team MVP in 1979. Married to former Amy Marie Gonzales. The cou- Ensminger spent the previous three seasons at Texas A&M. Last ple has two daughters, Krystalin and Brittany year the Aggies averaged 404 yards per game, featuring a balanced attack that gained 230 yards rushing Rose, and a son, Steve. and 174 passing on a per game basis. Texas A&M averaged 29 points per game against a schedule that included five Top 25 opponents. Between 1991-93 Ensminger tutored Eric Zeier and the Georgia Bulldogs. Ensminger's coaching was a prime reason Zeier set 61 school passing records. The Bulldogs ranked ninth in the nation in total offense in 1992 with 450.4 yards per game and finished 10th in the country in scoring with 32 points per contest.

Herring Reggie The Reggie Herring File Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers At Clemson: In his fourth season as inside line- Reggie Herring is in his first year as defensive coordintor, but his backers coach, his first as defensive coordinator. fourth season with the program. He has projected a mental and phys- Previous Coaching Experience: College - ical toughness to his linebackers and that toughness should enhance Linebacker coach at Oklahoma State (1981-85); linebacker coach at Auburn (1986-91); defensive the entire Tiger defense in 1997. coordinator and linebacker coach at Texas Among the players who have benefitted by his coaching is Anthony Christian (1992-93); inside linebacker coach at Simmons, already one of the most decorated players in Clemson his- Clemson (Dec. 1993-present). tory. He set a single season record for tackles last year with 178 and Education: B.S. in Criminology from Florida is listed as the Rising Star of College Football according to Street & State (1981). Smith Magazine for 1997. College Playing Experience: Three-year Herring is another example of an outstanding former player who starter at linebacker for Florida State. Data: July 1959. ..married has gone on to become an outstanding coach. A teammate of Rick Personal Born on 3, the former Lisa Ward, and they have two children, Stockstill at Florida State, Herring left his own mark with the Seminole Caroline and Adam. program as a player. Herring was captain of the 1980 Orange Bowl team and earned AP All-America honors in 1980. The Seminoles played in the Orange Bowl and ranked in the top 10 in the nation his junior and senior seasons, and he was recently inducted into the Florida State Hall of Fame. He was a three-year starter at Florida State and the Seminoles played in three bowls during his four-year career. Florida State also had three double-figure victory seasons during his career. Like many of Clemson's assistant coaches in 1997, Herring has a diverse experience history. He has been a part of successful programs at Oklahoma State, Auburn, TCU and now Clemson. He was defensive coordinator at TCU prior to coming to Clemson. Herring has not made vacation plans over the Christmas holidays for quite some time. He has been a part of college football as a player and coach since 1977. In those 20 seasons he has been to 15 bowl games, 12 as a coach and three as a player. He has already coached in three bowl games with Clemson. —

Richard Bisaccia The Richard Bisaccia File Running Backs/Special Teams/Recruiting Coordinator At Clemson: In his fourth season as the Tigers' Records in every area have been set since Richard Bisaccia running backs coach and special teams coach. - became running backs coach of the Clemson Tigers in 1994. Previous Coaching Experince: College Offensive coordinator at Wayne State (NE) Raymond Priester is the only active player in college football who holds (1983-87); graduate assistant for wide receivers his schools rushing record on a game, season and career basis. at South Carolina (1988); volunteer assistant for The Tigers have led the ACC in rushing each of the last two sea- defensive ends at South Carolina (1989-90); tight it rushing lack of fumbling. sons and they have done with strong and a ends coach at South Carolina (1991); running Clemson has lost just eight fumbles by running backs the last three backs and special teams coach at South Carolina seasons, including an all-time NCAA record low two lost fumbles in (1992-93); running backs and special teams 1994. coach at Clemson (Dec. 1993-present). Fairfield High School in Bisaccia, a Yonkers, NY native, learned how to hold onto the foot- Education: New New Fairfield, CT; Earned a degree in health and ball as a four-year starter and team captain at Yankton College. physical education from Yankton College (1983). Bisaccia was a free agent with the Philadelphia Stars of the USFL after College Playing Experience: Four-year starter his college career. and team captain at Yankton College (1980-83). While the 1983 Spring season saw the end of his playing career, Personal Data: Born June 3, 1960 He and his the 1983 Fall was the beginning of his coaching career. He was wife Jeanne have four children: daughters, named the offensive coordinator at Wayne State in Nebraska his first year out of college and he has been in Michele, Elizabeth, and Madeline and son college coaching ever since. Richard Oakley.

Unlike many Division I full-time assistant coaches, Bisaccia has not made a lot of moves. He spent five seasons at Wayne State, then six seasons at South Carolina and is now in his fourth full season at Clemson. Bisaccia probably wears more hats than any other Clemson coach. In addition to his time with the running backs, he is also the special teams coach and the recruiting coordinator. Clemson has had a consensus top 20 recruiting class each of the last two seasons. Clemson's freshmen defensive backs for 1997 were ranked best in the nation by SuperPrep.

David Bibee David Bibee File Outside Linebackers At Clemson: In his first season as outside line- David Bibee takes over the coaching reigns of one of the leg- backers coach. endary positions of Clemson football, the outside linebackers. This Previous Coaching Experience: College Graduate assistant at Tennessee (1977); Co- position has seen many all-star Tigers in recent years, players who Head coach of junior varsity squad at Mississippi have gone on to stellar careers in the NFL. Bibee's resume shows that (1978); Secondary coach and recruiting coordi- he is up to the challenge and many of his current players could go on nator at North Alabama (1979); Secondary to join Clemson players of yesteryear in the NFL. coach and recruiting coordinator at Middle Bibee is in his 18th season as a college football coach. His expe- Tennessee State (1980); Secondary coach and rience in college athletics actually dates to 1973 when he started his recruiting coordinator at Austin Peay (1981-82); college career as a player at Tennessee. He graduated from that Assistant head coach, secondary coach, and recruiting coordinator at Appalachian State school in 1977 and was a teammate of current Tiger Head Coach (1983-88); Assistant head coach and secondary Tommy West for two seasons. coach at South Carolina (1989-93); Secondary Bibee started his college coaching career in Volunteer land in 1 977 coach and recruiting coordinator at Tennessee as a graduate assistant, then became the junior varsity coach at Tech (1996); Outside Linebackers coach at Mississippi in 1978. From there he had stints at North Alabama, Clemson (1997). Middle Tennessee State, Austin Peay, Appalachian State, South Education: Graduated from Bristol's Tennessee Carolina and Tennessee Tech. High in 1972. Earned a B.S. in Health Education from Tennessee in 1977. Bibee has been involved in all aspects of coaching, from recruiting to administration to on the field coaching. He has spent most of his career as a defensive coach, including 10 years as an assistant head coach. He spent six years coaching for Appalachian State, ironically, Clemson's opponent in his first game as a Tiger coach. The Mountaineers won two Southern Conference titles and twice led the nation in turnover margin during his career as a recruiting coordinator and secondary coach.

Charlie Harbison The Charlie Harbison File Defensive Backs At Clemson: In his third year as secondary Charlie Harbison has been at Clemson for only two seasons, but coach at Clemson. three of his proteges already are on National Football League rosters. Previous Coaching Experience: College Brian Dawkins, who ranked among the top pass intercepters in the Defensive back coach at Gardner-Webb (1984); wide receiver coach at Gardner-Webb (1992-93); nation for Clemson in 1995, was an NFL All-Rookie selection with the defensive back coach at UTEP (1994); defensive Philadelphia Eagles in 1996. Leomont Evans was a member of the back coach at Clemson (1995-present); Washington Redskins in 1996 after an AII-ACC season in 1995, while Professional—linebacker coach for Charlotte Dexter McCleon was a second-round pick of the St. Louis Rams in Barons (1990); defensive back/special teams 1996 and will see considerable action with that team in 1997. coach for the Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks (1991); Those three players were key reasons Clemson had 22 intercep- defensive back coach for Carolina Cougars tions in 1995, one of the top figures in Clemson history and one of the (1992); defensive back/wide receiver coach for Charlotte Rage (1993-94). top 15 totals in the nation. Education: Received bachelors degree in busi- Harbison has more experience at the professional level than any ness administration from Gardner-Webb. other current Tiger mentor. Harbison was a starter at strong safety College Playing Experience— Professional with the New Orleans and Boston Breakers of the USFL in 1983-84 Boston Breakers (1983), New Orleans Breakers and also signed a free agent contract with the Buffalo Bills in 1982, (1984), Buffalo Bills (preseason 1985-86). 1985 and 1986. Personal Data: Born October 27, 1959. He has Harbison also coached on the pro level with the Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks of the World League of two sons, Charlie and Stedman. American Football, with the Charlotte Barons of the MLFS and with the Charlotte Rage of the AFL. He has coached wide receivers, linebackers, and defensive backs in his career, but has by far his most experience as a secondary coach.

In addition to his Division I experience, Harbison also has had significant success at the NAIA level. His Gardner-Webb team of 1992 had a 12-2 record and played in the NAIA Championship game.

IS John Latina The John Latina File Offensive Centers and Guards At Clemson: In his third season as guards and Many preseason magazines have ranked Clemson's offensive line centers coach, his fourth season at Clemson. - among the best in the nation and this ranking is testimony to the out- Previous Coaching Experience: College Assistant coach at Virginia Tech (1979-81); assis- standing job John Latina has done since he first came to Clemson in tant coach at Pittsburgh (1982); offensive line 1994. Some might have ranked Clemson's line fifth from the bottom coach at Temple (1983-88); running game coordi- when he came to Clemson. nator at Kansas State (1989-93); offensive line Since then, Clemson has led the ACC in rushing in 1995 and coach at Clemson (Dec. 1993-1994); offensive 1996. That includes the 1995 team that finished fourth in the country guards and centers (1995-present). in rushing. The line produced four first or second team AII-ACC play- Education: Received a bachelor's degree from ers a year ago and now features all-stars Jim Bundren and Glenn Virginia Tech (1979). College Playing Experience: Four-year letter Rountree, two converted defensive players who were tutored in the winner at Virginia Tech as an offensive guard basics of the game by Latina three years ago. (1975-78).

Latina has been an offensive coach for a Division I program every Personal Data: Bom September 18, 1957. ..he year since 1979. is in his third the centers He season coaching and and his wife Michele have two sons John Jr., and guards, a drastic change from coaching the entire offensive line when Michael. he first came to Clemson. The Virginia Tech graduate, who once played against Clemson as an offensive guard (1978), has worked at Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh, Temple and Kansas State. He has already coached in a bowl game with four different schools, Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh, Kansas State and Clemson. During his career he has worked with Dan Marino, who led the Panthers to a 9-3 ledger and the Cotton Bowl in 1982. Paul Palmer, one of the top rushers in NCAA history with Temple, was also a member of Latina's offense in the 1980s.

Mac McWhorter The Mac McWhorter File Offensive Tackles/Tight Ends At Clemson: In his second as offensive tackles Mac McWhorter is an assistant coach who has been able to take and tight ends coach. - his experiences learned as a player and relate them to his pupils. Previous Coaching Experience: High School offensive line at Duluth High School (1974-75); McWhorter was an All-SEC guard at Georgia in the 1970s and now is offensive coach/offensive line at Douglas County producing AII-ACC offensive linemen as a coach. Senior Jim Bundren Comprehensive High School (1 975-76); offensive and senior Lamont Hall, both made AII-ACC teams last year and are coordinator at Douglas County Comprehensive preseason Ail-Americans heading into this year. High School (1976-79); Head Coach at Villa Rica McWhorter came to Clemson from Georgia, where he spent five High School (1979-80). College - assistant years (1991-96) as an offensive line coach. The Georgia native had coach/offensive line at Georgia Tech (1980-87); a successful stint in Athens, where he worked with All-American Eric assistant head coach/offensive line at Alabama (1987-88); assistant coach/offensive line at Zeier from 1991-94, and a "tough-nose" running game in '95. He Alabama (1988); Head Coach at West Georgia helped Georgia set numerous team records in many different cate- College (1988-90); assistant coach/offensive line gories in those five years. The Dogs led the SEC in rushing and pass- at Duke (1990-91); assistant coach/offensive line ing during his career with the Bulldogs. and tight ends at Georgia (1991-95); offensive Coach McWhorter played football at Georgia in the early '70s as tackles/tight ends at Clemson (1996-present). an offensive lineman; so he is no stranger to the surroundings of suc- Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Georgia cessful Division I football. He has played and coached in many big bowl games, including the Gator, Peach, (1974). four Hall of Fame, Citrus, and Sun Bowls. College Playing Experience: Earned letters at Georgia as an offensive lineman. Captain McWhorter was an AP All-Southeastern Conference selection as a guard in 1973. He was also an hon- of 1973 Georgia Team. orable mention All-American and was named captain of the Bulldogs. Georgia played in two bowl games Personal Data: Born June 17, 1950. ..he and his during his career. wife, Rebecca have two daughters: Kasay and McWhorter has been a college coach each of the last 17 years and 12 of those years he worked with Katie; and a son: Mac. either Georgia or Georgia Tech. He also coached two years at ACC rival Duke (1990-91). Altogether, McWhorter has coached in seven bowl games.

Rick Stockstill The Rick Stockstill File Wide Receivers At Clemson: In his third season as wide Rick Stockstill has been around successful programs and record receivers coach and is in his ninth season with setting offenses his entire coaching career. In his first year as quar- the Tigers. terback coach at Clemson (1989), the Tigers set a school record for Previous Coaching Experience: College quarterback coach at completion percentage (60%). The Tigers led the Atlantic Coast Offensive coordinator and Bethune-Cookman College (1983-84); assistant Conference in total offense for the 1991 season, and Clemson gained head coach and wide receiver coach at the the second most yards in school history in the process. University of Central Florida (1985-88); quarter- In 1995 Clemson had its third most productive offense in history back coach at Clemson (1989-1993); passing scoring over 300 points and gaining over 4500 yards of total offense. game coordinator at Clemson (1992-93); co- The 1996 season saw one of the top improvements in Clemson histo- offensive coordinator and wide receiver coach ry over the course of the season on the offensive side of the ball. (Dec. 1993-1994); wide receivers (1995-present). Education: Fernandina High School in Stockstill also tutored productive offenses at Central Florida and Beach Fernandina Beach, FL (1977); B.S. degree in Bethune-Cookman in his early years as a football coach. As a player, Physical Education from Florida State (1 982). he was the starting quarterback for Florida State. He guided the College Playing Experience: Earned three let- to pair of pair of Seminoles a Orange Bowl appearances, a top 10 ters in football from Florida State. Captain of 1 981 rankings, and was the team captain in 1981. Florida State team.

It is no surprise that Stockstill has moved up the coaching ladder Personal Data: Born December 23, 1959. ..he so swiftly because he is the product of an athletic family. His father has considerable experience as the head and his wife Sara were married on July 7, 1990, and they have two children; Brent, and Emily. coach at Fernandina Beach High School in Florida. His brother, Jeff, was a starting wide receiver for the Tigers in 1982, a reserve on the National Championship team of 1981. Stockstill is in his ninth year with the Clemson program and the Tigers have been to bowl games in six of the previous eight seasons. He joins Les Herrin and Whitey Jordan as the only assistant coaches in Clemson history to serve under three different head coaches.

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Responsibilities: Graduate Responsibilities: Graduate Assistant coach who will work with Assistant coach who will work with defense. offense and tight ends. Coaching Experience: Student Assistant at Catawba College Coaching Experience: Graduate (1988-90); special teams coordinator and linebackers coach at Assistant at University of Georgia (1990-92); Varsity football Bandys High School (1991); defensive and special teams coor- assistant and Varsity boys track assistant at Hart County High dinator at Bandys High School (1992-93); receivers coach at School (1992-96); Varsity wrestling head coach (1995-96). North Carolina A&T State University (1994); outside linebackers Playing Experience: College - played for Oklahoma State... let- coach at North Carolina A&T State University (1995). tered three years... academic All-Big Eight tight end three Playing Experience: College - Played for Catawba College for years... participated in Gator Bowl, Sun Bowl, and Holiday Bowl. - two and one half years before suffering a knee injury. High High School played for Bristow High School in Bristow, lettered years in football, basketball, School - played for Coach Bruce Bolick at East Lincoln High Oklahoma where he four in the School... earned all-conference honors in both football and and track... earned All-State football and was awarded track. Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete Award. Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Catawba Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma in received his master's College in Business Administration/Physical Education in 1990. State in Secondary Education 1990. He the University of in Education Administration in He is currently pursuing a master's degree in physical education from Georgia administration and student affairs. 1993. He is currently pursuing an educational specialist degree Personal Data: Born August 30, 1967 in Lincolnton, NC. in education administration. in Johnson is single. Personal Data: Born August 26, 1966 Bristow, Oklahoma. Vance is married to the former Kerry Cole of Toccoa, Georgia. (998 Cfem&on Tiger 0*0 footpad Camps

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Trevor Adair Jim Davis hlfflP" JHn Men's Soccer Women's Basketball m ^ v ^sP^^l Lock Haven state 82 Tennessee Wesleyan, 70 PPljP^, l^MB 26-13-3 at Clemson, 2 years 208-102 at Clemson, 10 years 60-37-8 overall, 6 years 352-142 overall, 17 years 'Guided Clemson to a top five finish 'Clemson's winningest women's and the second round of the NCAA basketball coach in history with 208 Tournament in his first year with the victories. program. *ACC Coach-of-the-Year in 1997, the *First season also included a pair of third time he has won that award. wins over top 10 teams on the road 'First basketball coach to guide (North Carolina and Santa Clara) and Clemson to an ACC Championship, three top 25 wins overall. his Tigers won ACC Tournament at *Has taken a team to the Sweet 16 of Rock Hill in 1996. Included in the string the NCAA Tournament and a final top 20 ranking two of last three of wins was a third straight triumph over a top 10 Virginia team. years. 'Has taken Clemson to the NCAA Tournament in nine of his 10 'Coached Brown to the NCAA Tournament Final Eight in 1994. years and to postseason play in all 10 years. The Bruins also won the Ivy League and recorded a victory over #1 'Clemson has won at least 20 games in eight of his 10 years as ranked Boston University that season. In 1993 his Brown team head coach and he has averaged 21 wins per season. Eight of defeated second-ranked Virginia. those 10 years Clemson has been ranked in the final top 25, includ- "Had four top 25 wins in 1996. ing a #14 ranking in 1996.

Rick Barnes Nancy Harris Men s Basketball Women's Tennis Lenoir Rhyne 77 Alabama, '84 56-34 at Clemson, 3 years First year at Clemson 184-120 overall, 10 years 198-37 overall, 9 years *Has taken Clemson to postseason 'Coached 36 women's Ail- play in each of his three years at Americans and 17 men's All- Clemson, two NCAAs and one NIT. He Americans at Auburn University at

guided Clemson to its first Sweet 1 6 fin- Montgomery. ish since 1990 when the Tigers defeat- 'Guided Auburn-Montgomery ed Miami (OH) and Tulsa in 1997. women to the NAIA National 'Clemson finished eighth in the final Championship match each of the last

USA Today poll in 1997, its highest seven years and had eight consecutive ranking ever and the 1996-97 Tigers top 10 teams. were ranked in every poll, a first in Clemson history. 'Had a 135-24 record as women's coach (.850) and 63-13 mark 'Tigers were ranked second in the nation on January 20, 1997, as men's coach (.829). Clemson's highest ranking ever. 'Named National Coach of the Year at the NAIA level four times, 'Clemson set a record for wins away from home in 1996-97 with including three times as coach of the men's program. 11, including an overtime victory over third-ranked and defending 'Played professionally in Wimbledon, the US Open and the National Champion Kentucky. Australian Open.

'Defeated all eight ACC teams in 1995-96, just the fifth time in *ln 1995 and 1996 her men's teams at Auburn-Montgomery won history Clemson has done that. the NAIA National Championship, the first female coach in history to lead a men's program to a national championship. Wayne Coffman, Women's Track and Cross Country Jolene Hoover Clemson '81 Women's Volleyball 15 years at Clemson Illinois State '86 18 Top 25 Seasons 95-41 at Clemson, 4 years 'Played on an ACC Champion and 188-72 overall, 7 years has coached four ACC championship 'Has coached Clemson to the NCAA teams. tournament in two of her four seasons 'Five-time ACC Coach-of-the-Year, with the Tigers, the only NCAA including 1996 in indoor track. Also a Tournament appearances in Clemson three-time district Coach-of-the-Year. history. 'Has coached 16 indoor track Ail- 'Clemson has won 70 percent of its Americans and 27 outdoor Ail- matches in three of her four seasons Americans to go with nine cross coun- and finished second in the ACC in try Ail-Americans. Overall, has coached 86 ACC Champions. three of her four seasons. 'Cross Country has 11 top 20 finishes in his 15 years as head 'Named ACC Coach-of-the-Year in 1994, first Clemson volley- coach. Overall, has had 18 top 25 finishes in the three programs ball coach so honored. combined. 'Won 17 straight regular season tournaments at one stretch in

'In 1985-86 the program finished in the top 25 in all three sports, her Clemson career. a first in Clemson women's track history. 'Has had an AII-ACC player every year she has coached at 'Cross country team finished third nationally in 1990, highest Clemson. ranking for a women's sports team in Clemson history. *Player-of-the-Year in the Gateway Conference as a collegiate player at Illinois State.

20 Chuck Kriese, Men's Tennis Bruce Marchionda Tennessee Tech, 72 Men's & Women's Swimming 471-261 at Clemson, 22 years Westminster College '79 'Winningest men's tennis coach in Men 20-10 at Clemson, 3 years Clemson and ACC history. His 471 Women 20-10 at Clemson, 3 years career wins rank in the top 10 all-time. 'Coached Clemson to the 1997 ACC *Has coached Clemson to 16 NCAA Women's Championship, Clemson's in Tournament appearances his 22 first ACC title in swimming in the years as head coach. That includes decade of the 1990s. The Lady Tigers six Final Eight Finishes and 11 Final defeated six-time defending champion

pr* M 16 finishes. North Carolina in its own pool to pull off ^*S^ fli 'Clemson has 13 top 20 national fin- ifc the victory. ishes since 1979 under Kriese. includ- 'Marchionda jj^g Ja | was named ACC Coach finish in ing a #19 1997. of the Year in Women's Swimming in 1997. The Lady Tigers were *Tigers have won 1 ACC regular season championships and 1 ranked 23rd in the final regular season poll. conference championships under Kriese. Nine times Clemson has 'Clemson had a combined record of 15-6 in the men's and Kriese, including 1997. won the ACC Tournament under women's program in 1995-96, its best combined mark in eight years. *A total of 18 Tigers have won 30 All-America certificates and Record included wins in men's and women's competition over South in seven Tigers have won individual national awards Kriese's career. Carolina for the first time since 1989-90. Among his more prominent players have been Jay Berger, Rick 'Lady Tigers were ranked as high as 24th in the nation during the

Rudeen, and Mark Dickson, who have all had celebrated profes- 1995-96 season, first top 25 ranking for a Clemson swimming team sional careers. since 1988-89. Larry Penley, Golf Jack Leggett, Baseball Clemson '81 '76 Maine 14 years at Clemson 203-72 at Clemson, 4 years 11 Top 20 Seasons 580-359 overall, 18 years 'Guided Clemson to a #3 NCAA 4 'Took Clemson to at least 50 wins, a ' Tournament finish in 1997, tied for the M |f \ top 10 final ranking and the NCAA highest ranking in Clemson history. Tournament each of his first three 'Coached NCAA Champion Charles years as Clemson Head Coach. Warren, Clemson's first NCAA golf *Has had Tigers in the College World champion. Series in 1995 and 1996. 'Has coached Clemson to 14 straight 'Has averaged 50 wins a year for his appearances in the NCAA National career at Clemson and had the Tigers Tournament, a record for any Clemson in the NCAA tournament and the final coach in any sport. Top 25 every season. 'One of just two active coaches in the country who has taken a *His Tigers have 53 wins over Top 25 teams in his first four years, team to the NCAA golf national tournament 14 straight years. including three wins over the number-one team. 'Clemson has finished in the top 20 in the nation 11 of his 14 sea- *Guided Clemson to its first ever Final Four finish at the College sons, including three top four finishes (1989, 1993 and 1997). World Series and the number-four final ranking tied for the highest 'Clemson has won three NCAA Regional Championships, four finish ever. ACC titles and 33 tournaments overall in his 14 years at Clemson. *ACC Coach-of-the-Year in 1994 and 1995, just the third coach Only coach in NCAA history to win three consecutive regional cham- in any sport in ACC history to be named ACC Coach-of-the-Year in pionships. each of his first two years with a program. 'Has coached 26 All-America selections in his 14 years at *Won ACC Tournament Championship in 1994 and ACC regular Clemson, including first-team Ail-Americans Richard Cougnlan and season title in 1994 and 1995. Charles Warren in 1997. of Billy Koch, *Three his players, Kris Benson, Matt LeCroy and *ACC Coach of the Year in 1 996 and 1 997, he also won the award were members of the 1996 US Olympic Team. in 1987. Bob Pollock Tracey Leone Men's Track & Cross Country Women's Soccer The Citadel '71 North Carolina '91 Nine years at Clemson 44-18-2 at Clemson, 3 years 12 Top 20 Teams *Has guided Clemson to the NCAA 'Has won 12 ACC Championships in Tournament in each of her first three his Clemson career, more than any years at Clemson, each of the first other coach in Clemson history. three years of the program. *A 12-time ACC Coach of the Year *Clemson is only program in selection, also the most in Clemson his- women's soccer to advance to the tory. NCAA Tournament in each of its first 'Tigers won ACC Indoor and Outdoor three years. Track championships in 1997 and "Program has finished in the top 20 ranked in the top 25 nationally in both. in each season, #13 in 1994 and #15 'One of just three coaches in ACC history to win ACC Coach of in 1995, #18 in 1996. the Year honors in each of his first two years with a program. 'Took Clemson to the finals of the 1996 ACC Tournament. 'Coached the Tigers to a #17 final ranking in outdoor track in 'Team had a school record four wins over top 25 teams in 1996. 1997, his 12th top 20 team in cross country, indoor or outdoor track. 'Leone was member of United States World Cup Championship 'Clemson's outdoor track team has now finished in the top 20 team in 1991. seven straight years and the indoor team has been in the top 20 four of the last six years. 'Guided Clemson to ACC Championship in cross country, indoor track and outdoor track in his first year at Clemson. 1988-89. 'Clemson has had 97 All-America certificates in indoor, outdoor track and cross country in his career. 'Has coached seven national champions in his career at Clemson. 21 5fc Courtesy Car Donors

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Matt McLeod Adrian Greene Offensive lineman Matt Adrian Greene was one of McLeod has accomplished a only two walk-on wide receivers

great deal in his Clemson career. to letter in 1996. Greene saw As a walk-on, McLeod saw action action in Tigers wins over in four games in 1996 and was Furman, Maryland, and N.C.

the only walk-on offensive line- State in 1996. In 1997, Greene

man to letter in 1996. McLeod is listed as a reserve wide receiv-

also reached a second-team sta- er and has played in both the

tus at midseason of 1996, and in UTEP and Wake Forest games. the 1997 Spring Game saw a lot "Adrian has been here four of action at center. years and has done everything

Matt's hard work and dedica- we've asked, " said wide receiv- tion over the years have certainly paid off, earning him a er coach Rick Stockstill. "I am personally very happy because scholarship for thel 997 season. He played 1 4 snaps against he is getting some playing time for all the hard work he has Wake Forest in the Tigers 33-16 victory and was a part of an put in these past four years." attack that gained 482 yards of total offense, the best day by Greene is a native of Loris, SC. He was an all-conference a Wake Forest opponent this year. McCleod graded 80 per- and all-county performer for his senior year play at South cent in the contest. Columbus High School. Unfortunately, the season ended prematurely for Matt on Tuesday, November 4 when he was struck by a van while rid- ing his motorcyle. The accident broke a leg that will require Derek Basileo much rehabilitation. Derek Basileo has had to "Matt is a tremendous young person who is very serious become Mr. Versility over the about everything he does," said offensive line coach John past year. For his first three Latina. "He has had to play multiple positions for us and has years, Basileo saw action as a handled it very well. We are all saddened by his accident." punter, but was then moved to McLeod is a native of Clemson, SC where he played for wide receiver in the spring of Daniel High School. He was an all-region and all-state selec- 1997. He is currently the tallest tion his senior year who played on two state championship receiver on the 1997 roster, teams for coach Allen Sitterle's program. standing 6-4. This year he has provided backup strength and

has seen action in two Clemson James Chappell games.

James Chappell is a reserve Off the field Basileo is a fine student, who was a member wide receiver who has earned of the ACC Academic Honor Roll for 1996-1997 recording a two letters at Clemson. Chappell 3.4 in management for the spring semester. He will graduate saw playing time in 1995 and in December. 1996, and has played in two "Derek came here as a kicker and moved over to wide games this season. receiver just this year and has made a huge turnaround,"

The native of Columbia, SC states wide receiver coach Rick Stockstill. "I have really had an excellent showing in the enjoyed coaching Derek this year, he works extremely hard 1997 Spring Game recording a out there on the practice field and has done a lot since he 17-yard touchdown pass from arrived at Clemson." quarterback Brandon Streeter. Basileo was ranked among the Top 50 wide receivers in

"Chappell gives you every- South Florida coming out of high school. He is a native of thing he's got, he practices hard, and he's done everything Deerfield Beach, FL and attended Deerfield Beach High we've asked," said Clemson wide receiver coach Rick School where he set a school record by recording two 75-yard Stockstill. "We have been fortunate this year to get him in two punts his senior season. Basileo was also named all-confer-

games and he has done well. I have all the respect in the ence, first-team All-South, and third-team All-State his senior world for Chappell because of what he does out there on the year.

practice field." James Chappell attended Dutch Fork High School in Winnsboro, SC and was named all-regional receiver his senior year when he set a school record for receptions in a season. He also had the longest kickoff return in school history.

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¥3 THE COMMISSION ON THE FUTURE OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

More than 300 alumni and friends from all over the nation gathered at the Madren Center on May 2, 1997, for the convening of the Commission on the Future of Clemson University. The Commission was created by the Board of

Trustees as a way to elicit recommendations and suggestions from alumni and friends on how to chart a successful course for the University into the 21st century and position Clemson as one of America's leading universities. All of the members of the Commission are volunteers who pay their own expenses incurred in connection with their work on the

Commission. The chairpersons are as follows:

National Co-chair National Co-chair

Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. '54, Chairman of Clemson's Board of Trustees Jerry E. Dempsey '54, and of the Executive Committee of Chairman and CEO of PPG SCANA Corp., Columbia, SC Industries Inc., Pittsburgh, PA

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences Library and Information Technology Jerry H. Ballengee, President and COO, Union Camp Sean C. Rush, General Manager, Global Education Corp., Wayne, NJ Industry, IBM Corp., Boston, MA

College of Architecture , Arts and Humanities Public Services and Cooperative Extension Ted P. Pappas '57, President, Pappas Associates Darra W. Cothran '69, Attorney and Partner, Architects Inc., Jacksonville, FL Woodward Cothran & Herndon, Columbia, SC

College of Business and Public Affairs Undergraduate Education and the Clemson Experience Arthur M. Spiro '45, President, AMS-Tex Enterprises Jane Robelot '82, Co-anchor, "CBS This Morning," Inc., Great Neck, NY New York, NY

College of Engineering and Science Sonny White '65, President, Ciba Specialty Milton W. Holcombe '53, Retired VP and Founder, Chemicals Corp., Greensboro, NC Electrospace Systems Inc., Dallas, TX University Advancement College Health, of Education and Human Development Frank M. Bishop, Jr. '65, Partner, INVESCO Capital Carolyn W. Creel '61, President, C.C. & Associates, Management, Atlanta, GA

Myrtle Beach, SC A. Neill Cameron, Jr., President, Ogilvy 6k Mather South, Atlanta, GA Student Life and Services

James E. Bostic, Jr. '69, Senior VP, Environmental, University Management and Finances Government Affairs and Communications, Georgia William B. Sturgis '57, Retired President, Cryovac Pacific Corp., Atlanta, GA Division of WR. Grace 6k Co., Greenville, SC

Intercollegiate Athletics Continiung Education and Professional Development Philip H. Prince '49, President Emeritus of Clemson Bill Carpenter, Retired Chairman and CEO, Rust and Retired Senior VP, Human Resources, American Environment and Infrastructure, Greenville, SC Express Co., Mt. Pleasant, SC

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In 1991, two very special anniver- The crews went to work: clearing, Frank Howard put a chew of tobacco in saries in the Clemson football tradition cutting, pouring, and forming. Finally, each corner of the stadium as the con- were observed. Not only did the 1991 on September 19, 1942, Clemson Me- crete poured. season mark the 10th anniversary of morial Stadium opened with the Tiger Howard says that the seeding of Clemson's National Championship football team thrashing Presbyterian the grass caused a few problems.

season, but it also marked the 50th College, 32-13. Those 20,000 seats "About 40 people and I laid sod on the birthday of the place where the Tigers installed for Opening Day would soon field," he says. "After three weeks, on won six games that season: Memorial grow; and grow and grow. This year July 15, we had only gotten halfway Stadium. Clemson celebrates its 56th year in through.

In the first 55 years of Memorial this outstanding facility. "I told them that it had taken us

Stadium, Clemson has a record of 192- When the original part of the stadi- three weeks to get that far, and I would 71-7, including a 34-9-1 ledger over um was built in the early 40's, much of give them three more week's pay for

the last seven seasons. Clemson had a the work was done by scholarship ath- however long it took. I also told them 16-game unbeaten streak at home letes, including many football players. we would have 50 gallons of ice cream

between 1990-92 and has a career win- The first staking out of the stadium was when we got through. After that it took ning ratio of 72.4 percent. done by two members of the football them three days to do the rest of the The stadium has definitely been team, A.N. Cameron and Hugh Webb. field. Then we sat down in the middle

good to the Tigers who call it home, but Webb returned to Clemson years later of the field and ate up that whole 50 the stadium was constructed against to be an architecture professor, and gallons." the advice of at least one Clemson Cameron went on to become a civil en- Howard says that on the day of the coach. Just before head coach Jess gineer in Louisiana. first game in the stadium,"the gates

Neely left for Rice University after the The building of the stadium did not were hung at 1 :00 pm and we played at

1 939 season, he gave Clemson a mes- proceed without a few problems. One 2:00 pm." But that would be all of the sage. "Don't ever let them talk you into day during the clearing of the land, one construction for a while. Then in 1958, building a big stadium," he said. "Put young football player proudly 18,000 sideline seats were added and, about 10,000 seats behind the announced that he was not allergic to in 1960, a total of 5,658 West end zone Y.M.C. A. That's all you'll ever need'. poison oak. He then commenced to seats were added in response to in- Instead of following Coach Neely's attack the poison oak with a swing creasing attendance. With the large advice, however, Clemson officials de- blade, throwing the plants to and fro. end zone,"Green Grass" section, this cided to build the new stadium in a val- The next day, however, the boy was expansion increased capacity to about ley on the western part of campus. swollen twice his size and had to be put 53,000. The place would take some clearing- in the hospital. Later, upper decks were added to there were many trees, but luckily There are many other stories about each side of the stadium as crowds there were no hedges. the stadium including one stating that swelled-the first one in 1978 and the second in 1983. This increased capac-

ity to over 80,000 which makes it one of the 10 largest on-campus stadiums in the country. The effect spiraling inflation has had in this century can be dramatically seen in the differences in stadium construction. The original part of the stadium was built at a cost of $125,000 or at $6.25 a seat. The newest upper deck was finished in 1983 at a cost of $13.5 million, or $866 a seat. Through the years, Memorial Sta- dium has become known as "Death

Valley." It was tagged this by the late Presbyterian coach, Lonnie McMillan. After bringing his PC. teams to Clemson for years and getting whipped, McMillan said the place was like Death Valley. A few years later the name stuck. On November 16, 1974 the playing surface was named Frank Howard Field for the legendary coach because of his long service and dedication to the University.

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But the importance of that has received recognition essential to the lab to a state of the art facility. Over 40 Vickery Hall to the Clemson University the growth of Vickery Hall is the tutorial computers are available for student-ath- Athletic Department is not found in the program. letes. structure itself, but in the many programs The Student-Athlete Enrichment Pro- All computers are fully connected to that the building houses. gram has been granted a Level 1 certifica- the internet allowing for access of comput- Vickery Hall opened in the spring of tion from the College of Reading and ers throughout the world for research and 1991 and was the first in the country built Learning Association, International Tutor communication. solely for the all-around education of stu- Certification Program. Of the 160 pro- Personal Growth Program dent-athletes. The two-story, 27,000 grams certified by CRLA, the Clemson One of the most important programs square -foot building is open throughout Student-Athlete Enrichment Program is that helps student-athletes reach their full the day and into the evening to accommo- one of three student-athlete programs in potential and engage successfully in this date the extended schedules of student- the country to achieve this distinction. college experience is the Personal Growth Having tutor certification enables stu- athletes. and Development Program. The mission of the Student-Athlete En- dent-athletes to be provided the highest The purpose of this program is to assist richment Programs is to monitor, guide, quality of academic assistance possible. the student-athlete in making a successful and encourage student-athletes to fulfill Approximately 80 tutors are hired to pro- transition into his/her university and athlet- their long term goal, and to achieve their vide academic support in the many subject ic life. These programs will provide the stu- academic and career potential. areas offered. dent-athlete the opportunity to examine Vickery Hall focuses on three primary The Department of Student-Athlete En- and explore issues and topics pertaining to areas to meet the student-athlete's needs. richment Programs has recognized the his/her values, personal health and well- need for students to have access to high- Academic Support ness, behavior, and goals. The specific quality computing equipment and has Clemson's Student-Athlete Enrichment topics will encompass both general transi- made a commitment to provide the stu- Programs have provided one of the best tion issues and specific athletic issues as dent-athletes at Clemson with the largest academic support and advising programs well. computer lab in the country. Located on in the nation. the first floor of Vickery Hall is the Career Assistance Program The proof is in the statistics. A record Department of Student-Athlete Enrichment The Career Assistance Program pro- number of Clemson student-athletes made Programs' Microcomputer Laboratory. The vides student-athletes an opportunity to the academic honor roll in 1997. Eight of lab is open seven days a week, for 16 fulfill career aspirations by participating in Clemson's 13 Sports programs had a high- hours on Monday through Thursday, and various career seminars offered by the er GPA than the student body average in limited time on Saturday and Sunday. staff at Vickery Hall. The philosophy of this the 1997 Spring semester. Twenty During exam periods the lab hours are program is to provide student-athletes with Clemson football players were on the ACC extended. job searching skills and strategies, intern- academic honor roll for the 1996-97 aca- The lab staff has a full-time computer ships, practicum experience as well as demic year, an all-time record. The Tiger summer employment. These programs are designed to address specific career opportunities through a program that uses each year to gain information on the student- athletes. 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Ben Anderson Jeff Bostic

Football, 1970-72 Football, 1977-79 Ben Anderson might be the most successful walk-on in Clemson Jeff Bostic was a key cog in the resurgence of Clemson football athletic history. By success we are talking during his time at Clemson in the mid-seventies. During his career Clemson played in three bowl as a student-athlete and in his current employment as University games, the 1977 and 1978 Gator Bowls, and the 1979 Peach. That General Counsel for his alma mater. 1977 Gator Bowl appearance was the first bowl game for the Tigers Anderson started 33 consecutive games for the Tigers between in 18 years. Clemson has been to 14 bowl games in the last 20 years, 1970-72. He intercepted nine passes in his career still tied for 13th so you can see the impact the 1977 team had on the history of best in Clemson history. And, he recorded that total in three years, as Clemson football. freshmen were not eligible during his playing days. Bostic was a three-year starter on the offensive line, two years at He was named first-team Academic AII-ACC all three years he center and one year at offensive guard. He also handled the deep played for Hootie Ingram's Tigers and was a second-team Academic snapping and was named first-team AII-ACC in 1979. Bostic All-America in 1971. On the field, he led the team in tackles in 1971 teamed with his brother Joe, to anchor the Clemson offensive line in and 1972 and was voted the team's top defensive player in 1971. 1977 and 1978, the greatest offensive line brother combination in Anderson might have the greatest combination of athletic and aca- Clemson history. In fact, Joe was inducted into the Hall of Fame last demic awards of any Clemson athlete. Upon the completion of his year. Jeff Bostic was honored, along with his brother, as starters on career he was awarded an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship in 1973 Clemson's Centennial Team last year. and was the winner of the Jim Weaver Award, presented by the Both brothers went on to NFL careers. Jeff had a celebrated Atlantic Coast Conference to the outstanding student-athlete in the career with the Washington Redskins, playing 14 years in the league league, regardless of sport. (1980-93) as a member of the team's famous "Hogs" offensive line. That's not all! At graduation exercises in 1973, Anderson was the He got his pro career off to a big start when he signed with the recipient of the Norris Medal, emblematic of Clemson's best all- Redskins on a Sunday and served as the snapper the next night on around graduating senior student. No, not student-athlete, best all- ABC's Monday Night Football against rival Dallas. He did well and around student. In addition to his athletic accomplishments, soon moved into the starting lineup as the center. Anderson found time to serve on many student committees and was Jeff, a native of Greensboro, NC, played in four Super Bowls and President of Tiger Brotherhood. won three with the Redskins, the only former Clemson player with But, that's not all! In 1973 he was the recipient of the Frank three Super Bowl Championship rings. He also played in the Pro Howard Award, presented each year to the athlete bringing the most Bowl in 1 983. He was a common denominator on the offensive line honor to Clemson University. Additionally, he was the 1973 Crozton that protected four Redskins quarterbacks, Joe Theismann, Jay Ferris Mobley Award winner for the highest scholastic average by a Schroeder, Doug Williams and Mark Rypien. senior athlete and won the first James F. Byrnes American No one is better qualified to recount the career of Jeff Bostic than Government Award, which is presented for excellence by the Political his coach of many years with the Redskins, Joe Gibbs. "We were Science Department. having our first mini-camp and he was standing to the side in street When did Ben sleep? clothes and I asked someone, 'Who's that?' A deep snapper holding

out? Little did I know I was looking at our center for the 1980s. Guys like Jeff Bostic kept me in football. His quickness was always under- rated, but his heart made him special." David Treadwell Neil Simons

Football, 1985-87 Baseball, 1977-80 David Treadwell holds a special place in the hearts of all Clemson There are many facts about Neil Simons's career that qualify him football fans for his last second field goals that beat Georgia in con- for the Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame, but one stands out. Simons secutive seasons, 1986 and 1987. Both field goals came in the last remains the only four-time first-team AII-ACC baseball player in 10 seconds of the game to beat Clemson's main rival of the 1980s, Clemson history, and is one of just three players to do it in the histo- 31-28 in 1986, and 21-20 in 1987. ry of the league. Chris Cammack of NC State reached the accom- Six times in Treadwell's career he made field goals inside the last plishment between 1968-71, and Brick Smith of Wake Forest did it three minutes that won or tied games for the Tigers. His kicks were between 1978-81. significant reasons Clemson won the ACC Championships of 1986 Like the other recipients in this Hall of Fame class, Simons was and 1987. He was also the starting kicker in 1985 and in his first not highly recruited out of high school. But, he hit .376 in 1977 as a game as a starter, booted a field goal as time ran out to beat Virginia freshman, leading the team and nearly leading the entire ACC. He Tech in Blacksburg. was a key reason Clemson advanced to the College World Series that Like Ben Anderson, Treadwell came to Clemson as a walk-on. He season. He batted .556 in the 1977 Atlantic Regional and was 5-15 in spent the 1984 season learning from Ail-American Donald Igwebuike. the College World Series. He also led the ACC in triples that season Little did Igwebuike know that he was being watched by a future All- and had a near flawless season as Clemson's starting centerfielder. American. Today, Igwebuike ranks first and Treadwell second in Simons hit .335 for his career, including .355 as a junior and .317 Clemson history in career field goal percentage. Igwebuike made 74 as a senior. He tied a school and ACC record when he banged out six percent of his field goals, and Treadwell connected on 71 percent. hits in a 22-7 victory over Georgia in the fourth game of his senior During the 1989 NFL season they were both ranked among the most year. His greatest individual single game acclaim came during accurate field goal kickers in the NFL. Clemson's incredible 41-9 victory at NC State in 1980. Simons had Treadwell, a native of Jacksonville, FL, connected on 47-66 field four hits, including three home runs and drove in a still ACC record 10 goals in his career and was 92-93 on extra points. He was 17-24 on runs. For his accomplishment he was featured in "Faces in the Crowd" field goals as a sophomore, 12-20 as a junior and 18-22 as a senior. in Sports Illustrated later that Spring. His .818 field goal accuracy in 1987 remains third best in Clemson He was also an outstanding fielder. During the ACC Tournament history. He is still the number-four scorer in Clemson football histo- of 1980 he robbed a North Carolina player of a home run that would ry with 233 points. He once made 63 consecutive extra points, third have won the game for the Tar Heels. Instead it won the ACC cham- longest streak in Clemson history. pionship for the Tigers. That senior season was certainly memorable and gratifying for Even though the Tigers played fewer games in the 1970s than Treadwell because he was named a first-team consensus Ail- they do today, his legendary numbers still rank among the best in American, the only consensus All-America kicker in Clemson history. Clemson history. He still ranks seventh in at bats (805), fifth in runs He was also a first-team Academic AII-ACC selection that year. He scored (195), sixth in hits (270), seventh in triples (14), second in has continued to excell academically, as he recently earned his Law walks (180), 11th in RBIs (164) and sixth in total bases (408). He degree from the University of Denver. struck out once every 18.7 at bats, still the second toughest player to Treadwell worked on that Law degree in the offseasons during a strike out in Clemson history. six-year NFL career. He had his best year in his first season when he "Neil Simons was the epitome of the team player," said former was chosen to the Pro Bowl and made the NFL All-Rookie team as a Clemson coach Bill Wilhelm. This team attitude contributed to a suc- member of the Denver Broncos. He played in Denver between 1989- cessful four-year era for the Tigers. During Simons career Clemson 92 and retired after two seasons (1993-94) with the New York Giants. advanced to the College World Series twice and to the NCAA Five years into his career he was the third most accurate field goal Regional four times. Clemson was ranked in the top 10 in the final kicker in NFL history. poll three of the four years and won three ACC Championships. Simons was a 14th-round draft pick of the Houston Astros after

the 1 980 season. He played in the minors for four years, hitting a high of .325 one season. But, after four years, Simons decided to retire and is now a successful financial analyst near his hometown of Silver Spring, MD.

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Junior college transfer has made an upset an Clemson defensive line.

by James Brunson respect between the player and coach. "I "I have to play with a lot of emotion. If

owe everything that I have accomplished I'm not jumping around and getting hyped,

Imagine that you are tenatively strolling here to Coach Herrin. He shows me differ- then I don't feel like I am playing at my into work for your first day on a new job, ent techniques to help me get better as a best. I really try to get everyone going and when out of nowhere, a garbage truck player and he knows how to motivate me." pumped up," says Bromell. whizzes by you and hits a pothole. Herrin thinks a great deal of Lorenzo If he is responsible for getting everyone

Simultaneously, your suit is drenched with also. "He works very hard and is a highly else pumped up, then what makes Lorenzo mud and trash gets dumped on your head. motivated person. He tries to do everthing pumped? "If we play as a team and on one

You then walk into work, embarassed of we ask him to do as coaches. He is really sheet of music, that is our goal. I mean, if course, only to find your boss screaming a pleasure to be around because he works the offense is moving the ball and the that if that ever happens to you again, you hard at every practice and on every defense is scurrying around, stopping the will be put in the basement to perform Saturday." run, knocking passes down, and getting mind-numbing tasks for the remainder of Lorenzo's hard work does not end on interceptions, then I will be happy, it will be your career. the practice or game field, however. a great day." Unfortunately for senior defensive line- Following a two tackle performance Before Clemson, Lorenzo spent two man Lorenzo Bromell, this scenario against Maryland a few weeks ago, he hit years at Georgia Military Academy in sounds frighteningly similar to his first day the film room to see what he could do to Milledgeville, GA, an experience that has

of practice at Clemson. improve. "It may have looked like I played helped him become a reliable starter at

I It Tiger defensive line coach Les Herrin alright, but I am harsh on myself. came Clemson. "I learned a lot of discipline. expected an immediate impact from the 6- up here early Sunday to watch film to see taught me to be more responsible for my

6, 250 pound junior college transfer at the what I could do better." The film watching actions and punctual. You can't procrasti- start of 1996 fall drills. "The day before the worked, as Bromell recorded six tackles nate at military school," says Bromell of his first practice with the varsity," recalls and one sack the following week at Wake time at Georgia Military. During his last Bromell, "Coach Herrin said 'OK, tomorrow Forest. season there, Lorenzo recorded 43 tack- the live bullets start. Ya'll freshmen, I'm not Through eight games this season, the les, including 12 for loss under Coach going to throw ya'll into the heat to start rangy lineman ranked second on the team, Robert Nunn. with. But, Bromell, you're going to be the behind rush end Adrian Dingle, with three When the time came to transfer to a first one in there tomorrow. I'm going to sacks. He was also tied for second, behind Division 1-A school, Lorenzo followed for- see what you're all about." Anthony Simmons, with seven tackles for mer Georgia Military teammate Eric

The first contact drill of the first practice loss. Perhaps more importantly, the vocal Bradford to Clemson. "My father lives in pitted Bromell against two veteran offen- senior has emerged as the emotional Georgetown and tries to come to all of my

sive lineman. "I'll never forget it," said leader of the defense. games, and so I thought it would be nice to Bromell. "Matt Butler and Jim stay near him." Bundren fired off on me so hard With several other schools in the they knocked me back about area, some closer to Georgetown three yards! Coach Herrin saw than Clemson, there must be other this and came running up to me reasons that Lorenzo chose

and said 'If I ever see that again, Tigertown? "Once you get in the

the rest of your years here will be stadium and run down the hill, you

on the scout team.'" fall in love with Clemson. I can't

Some players may have heard explain it, I just fell in love with it." this response and sulked, but not With excellent height for a defen- the Bronx, NY, native. "When he sive lineman, another idea that

said that, it got my motor running Bromell may love is that of playing

"I I and I was ready to play. I appre- professional football. hope get

ciated him being honest with me the opportunity to play. Maybe if I

and saying that, and I have been continue to work hard and play working hard ever since then." aggressive, then somebody will

Coach Herrin will not argue notice me and give me the about the response that his line- chance." At 250 pounds, does he man has given him following that think that he will have to put on

it incident. "I think he knew where I weight to make at the next level?

was coming from and what I "Who knows. There are players in

expected out of him if he was the league that play at 250, so I going to play on the defensive may not have to get bigger to make

line. If he would not have gotten it."

tougher than that, then he proba- If he is given the chance profes-

bly would have spent the next two sionally, I will be willing to bet that years on the scout team." he will be prepared for that first

Ironically, that first practice contact drill in training camp. Some of Bromell's hits have been felt in every corner of Death seems to have formed a mutual Valley.

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9/11 Quartetto Gelato 9/26 River City Brass Band 9/30-10/5 Summer and Smoke 10/23-26 Festival of African American Literature & the Arts (FAALA V) 10/30 Spoleto U.S.A./Utsey Chamber Music Series

1 1/20 Clemson University Tiger Band Pass-in-Review 12/2 Clemson University Choral Ensembles 12/4 Chanticleer Christmas Show

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1/16 Nnenna Freelon, jazz vocalist 2/4-7 The Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival 2/12 Parsons Dance Company 2/19-3/1 Clemson Shakespeare Festival VII 2/19 West Side Story 3/3 Shanghai Acrobats 3/24 To Kill A Mockingbird

3/3 1 Moscow Chamber Orchestra

4/2 1 Clemson University Symphony Orchestra

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When Clemson Has the Ball CLEMSON OFFENSE NORTH CAROLINA DEFENSE LT JIM BUNDREN 79 DE GREG ELLIS 87 LG COREY HULSEY 71 DT VONNIE HOLLIDAY 90 C JASON GAMBLE 73 DT RUSSELL DAVIS 96 RG GLENN ROUNTREE 75 DE MIKE PRINGLEY 91 RT HOLLAND POSTELL 70 LB KEITH NEWMAN 9 TE LAMONTHALL 82 LB KIVUUSAMA MAYS 53 SE TONY HORNE 7 LB BRIAN SIMMONS 41 QB NEALON GREENE 15 SS GREG WILLIAMS 3 TB RAYMOND PRIESTER 27 FS OMAR BROWN 2 FB SAM ZANDERS 6 CB DRE' BLY 31 FLK BRIAN WOFFORD 25 CB ROBERT WILLIAMS 29 PK DAVID RICHARDSON 29 P BRIAN SCHMITZ 23

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

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if* Sfeoe Ensmmger

Clemson offense has set many passing records in by Adair Clary knew there had to be a Tiger there some- where). After his playing days came to a Once a Tiger, always a Tiger. From close, Ensminger began a career in coach- Louisiana State to Clemson the one thing that ing. remains constant for offensive coordinator He still feels his playing experience Steve Ensminger is the school mascot. A for- helped him in coaching, especially early in his mer Louisiana State quarterback, Ensminger coaching career. "I think it gives me a little

came to Clemson in February of this year to insight as to the way I relate to the players. I assume the position of Offensive Coordinator. do get mad at them, but I think they under-

With an extensive resume of successful stand it. I enjoy talking to the players about

offenses, it is little wonder Clemson Coach their academics. When I played ball the Tommy West brought Ensminger to Clemson coaches and players were separate and they

to improve the Tiger offense's production. never spent any time together. I think that Ensminger brought a wealth of coaching having a good relationship with your players experience including tenures at Texas A&M, makes them feel comfortable about telling Georgia, Louisiana Tech, McNeese State and you how they feel about the game plan. They Nichols State. have more input on my decisions as far as

Having coached quarterbacks at all but play calling and the gameplan. I enjoy being one of these schools and serving as offensive with the players and having their input, coordinator at two of them, his new home did because this is their offense." not bring new responsibilities. However, Since his playing days many changes

Clemson does provide a "family atmosphere" have transpired in the world of football. "I think that universities in bigger cities lack. "You get that football goes in cycles. You're going to the opportunity to meet so many people see a lot more passing and defenses chang- maybe because it is small," said Ensminger. ing. Right now, defense dictates everything "Everyone here is so friendly and down to and they're making people throw the football. the players execute it. In the Florida State earth." You aren't being allowed to run the ball today. game, our offense tried many different forma-

Reflecting on his playing days at LSU, However, it will cycle back to a running game tions and threw many different routes at them.

Ensminger has many fond memories but a and get away from passing again. It goes in For the players to go and execute that as well particular game stands out more than the cycles and will continue to do so for the next as they did was very satisfying even though rest. In 1977, the LSU Tigers faced a num- century." we came up short." ber-one ranked Southern Cal team. The When asked about his ultimate goal for his During his career Ensminger has coached Tigers led the entire game until the final players, Ensminger says that he would like for at schools with high caliber football programs minute when USC scored a touchdown to go all of his athletes to earn a degree. "Seeing including Georgia, Louisiana Tech, and Texas up 15-12. "We drove the length of the field the kids grow and mature socially so that they A&M. His most memorable accomplishment is and had two shots at it but didn't score. Even make the right decisions is very rewarding. during his coaching tenure from his days at offensive though we lost, it stands out in my mind So many kids nowdays make the wrong deci- Louisiana Tech. As coordinator, because of the intensity that was in that sta- sions and to be able to coach a kid and watch Ensminger helped Louisiana Tech go from a dium that day. him get his degree, watch him mature 3-8 record at the Division l-AA level to an 8-3

mark at the Division I level and a bowl bid. "LSU was good for me because I grew up through four years and make all the right At Georgia, he coached All-Americans in Baton Rouge. It was a great program and decisions is the biggest thing. I also like for Eric Zeier and Garrison Hearst to record set- I was far enough away from home to grow up, the kids to enjoy their playing experience. ting careers. Now he is doing the same at but close enough where I could get back any "The most satisfying thing about coaching Clemson. The Clemson offense this year is time I wanted." is putting a game plan together and having Ensminger's proudest moment as a player averaging nearly 380 yards per game, in the was being named team captain at LSU for the top five in Clemson history, and the passing

1979 season. "It's the ultimate compliment game is on a record pace in terms of for your teammates to vote you their captain. yardage, passing first downs, and completion percentage. At the time, the Tigers are I had enough people who believed in me and same still running the ball well, among the leaders felt like I was their captain." Not only was Ensminger named team in the ACC. In fact, Clemson has a chance captain, he still holds two LSU passing to become just the fifth team in ACC history to records. In 1 977, his four touchdowns versus have a 1000 yard rusher and 1000 yard Rice set the school record for most touch- receiver in the same season. downs in a game. In 1978 his 82-yard touch- Ensminger says there are a lot of ele- down pass play versus Georgia still stands as ments involved in having a successful the longest touchdown pass play. offense, but the intangible aspects of the Influenced most by his high school and game should not be underestimated. college coaches, Ensminger feels that they "I'm a very family-oriented type coach. not only led him on the playing field, but also I'm very close to my family. I like my players influenced him to go into the coaching field. to feel comfortable around my kids and be Sonny Jackson, his high school football part of our family. Some of them are a long coach is still influential in Ensminger's life way from home and I want them to feel a part of our family and comfortable with us." today. "At least once a month I talk to him. Coach (Charley) McLendon from LSU also It has taken just one year for this former had a positive influence." LSU Tiger to feel right at home with the Following his playing days at Louisiana Clemson Tigers of the South Carolina version State, Ensminger moved on to the Canadian of Death Valley. Ensminger was a record-setting quarter- Football League in 1980 and he spent just at in 1979. one season with the Hamilton Tigercats (You back LSU

65 Varsity Cheerleaders (Front Row L to R): Marianne Herr (captain), Carey Molin, Erin Lynch, April Landingrin, Betsy Allen, Mary Margaret Johnson, and Ashley Blackmon. (Back Row L to R): Tony Feraci, Jay McAdams, Shane Thompson, Scott Rogers, Brent Cockerham,

Thomas Holcombe, Rob Stephenson (captain), coach - Kelli Petty.

66 ome ment

Within earshot of the roar of Death

Valley stands a National Historic

Landmark and the genesis of all that Clemson University has become. Fort Hill was the home of the University's founder, Thomas Green

Clemson, and, earlier, of his father-m- aw, 19th century statesman John C. Calhoun. While the years have taken

their toll, the main house and its associated buildings remain proud and

dignified links to the past that gave

Clemson its future. With funding from the South Carolina General Assembly, the Clemson Class of 1947, the S.C. Department of Archives and History,

and other sources, initial steps are being

taken to restore and repair Fort Hill. A team from the Historic Ameri-

can Buildings Survey, a program of the U.S. Department of the Interior and the

National Park Service, spent this past summer preparing detailed drawings and

photographs of Fort Hill. Now plans are being developed for the home's rejuve- nation.

The buildings will be repainted during the coming spring semester, with paints and coatings donated by Ben- jamin Moore & Co. through Bird Paints of Charleston. Further restoration work

will be done over the next two years,

during which time the house will be

closed to the public for extended periods. So don't be surprised — or alarmed

— if you see the Calhoun House surrounded by scaffolding or machinery

in the near future or if you drop by for a

visit and find the door locked. We'll just be doing some home-improvement work on the University's birthplace.

J lUUUS-.UZ'MUl Clemson basketball

t trip to NCflPl Tournament.

By Tim Bourret Clemson did not have an individual lead the three newcomers who figure to make contri-

ACC in any statistical category and did not butions in 1997-98. Greg Buckner, who is The bar has been raised! rank as a team in the top five in the ACC in destined to finish in the top five in Clemson

That is a succinct phrase that describes scoring, field goal percentage offense, field history in virtually every statistical category, is

the progress of the Clemson basketball pro- goal percentage defense, or three-point per- the only senior on this team, but Clemson will gram the last three years. centage. But, the team did rank in the top not be lacking for senior leadership. He has In reality, the word bar could be changed three in the league in rebounding and been Clemson's top scorer each of the last

to the word expectations. Heading into his turnover margin, two categories that usually three years and is a first-team preseason AII- fourth year as head coach. Rick Barnes and reflect a team's hustle and selflessness. ACC player. Terrell Mclntyre is among the his Clemson Tigers are now a near unani- Clemson advanced to the Sweet 16 of the top guards in the nation and his ability to run mous top 10 preseason team for 1997-98. NCAA Tournament last year before falling to the offense and hit the key three-point shot

Last year's success was gained in all Minnesota in double overtime, widely regard- makes Clemson a national championship

areas. In addition to the 23 wins (tied for the ed as one of the best games of the 1 997 tour- contender. third highest victory total in Clemson history) nament. "While the Minnesota game was For any Clemson player to help the team,

the Tigers set a home attendance record on a disappointing, it also may be beneficial to this they must first learn to play defense, the per game basis and had six sellouts. year's team. To get so close to playing for the prime reason for Clemson's success level.

Students camped out in 141 tents to get tick- right to go to the Final Four will be a motivat- Each of the last two years the Tigers have ets to the Wake Forest game on January ing factor for us this season." ranked in the top 15 in the country in scoring 23rd. As he did last year, Barnes will follow a defense. "When opposing coaches think of

Clemson returns nine of its top 10 players, course of action throughout the season that Clemson basketball they think defense. We including four starters, from the 1996-97 has his team playing its best basketball come work very hard on that aspect of the game.

squad that finished 23-10, including 11 wins tournament time. "Our primary goal is to be Sometimes you just have off nights shooting,

away from home, a single season record. at our peak in March, that is our approach but you can always play good defense." Two of the players, Greg Buckner and Terrell every year. This year, we have a challenging Playing good defense every night will be Mclntyre, were second-team AII-ACC selec- schedule, one that does not let up from of paramount importance in the ACC. "This tions, marking the first time in history November to March. might be the best year ever for the ACC," said Clemson has two returning all-conference "We will have to be ready to go early, as Barnes. "The ACC did not lose any young players. we did last year. You want to be in your best players to the draft as we have in recent

Among the 1996-97 triumphs were seven position to win in March, but you can make a years. There won't be an easy game all year. wins over RPI top 25 teams from Kentucky, big impact on your seed by playing well early It will be an ACC schedule of 16 games in Duke, South Carolina, Maryland, and in the season. We had a number-four seed in which you will have to be totally prepared Virginia. Last year's Tiger five finished fourth the NCAAs last year and a major reason was physically and mentally." in the ACC standings, just the 10th upper our success against Kentucky, Virginia and Division finish in Clemson history and South Carolina early in the season."

became just the fourth in school history to Barnes has made it clear, as he stated have at least a break even ACC road record. when he took the Clemson challenge in The team was ranked in the top 20 in every March 1994, that his schedule would grow

AP and USA Today poll, a first in Clemson with the program. He has "raised the bar" in history, and also achieved a number-two terms of scheduling once again. Before national ranking at mid-season, highest in Christmas of 1997, Clemson will play NCAA Clemson history. runnerup Kentucky, ACC rival Maryland, Big These accomplishments, combined with Ten power Illinois, Big East competitor Seton the high percentage of returning players, give Hall in the Jimmy V. Classic, and a top 20

Clemson a strong shot at its third straight South Carolina team.

NCAA Tournament bid, which would be a first To be successful against this schedule in school basketball history. The Tigers Barnes must have many players make a con-

ranked eighth in the Final USA Today poll, its tribution. Depth will be imperative and that highest final ranking ever. Clemson has should be a stength of this team. "This will

never had consecutive final top 10 rankings in definitely be the deepest team we have had. any basketball poll. We lost one of our team leaders in Merl Code "Our players, our fans and our coaches (33 starts, 10.9 PPG), a player who has had are optimistic about this season," said Rick much to do with the success of the program. Barnes, who has led Clemson to 56 wins in But, we do return four starters and nine play-

three years. "That is a good situation, we ers who participated in all three NCAA want our players, everyone involved with our Tournament games last year. program, to believe in what we are doing. "Along with the depth we should be a ver- "We have made strides each year with our satile team. We have players who are capa- program thanks to a team attitude. We have ble of playing three different positions and a lot of players who have been in our program that has been another reason we have made for multiple seasons and they have tasted progress. We can throw different lineups at

some success. But, this group has higher teams. That is also an indication of the team goals and objectives." aspect. Our guys just want to play and win, Barnes club has moved up the college no matter what position they play." basketball respect ladder each season with- Nine players return from Clemson's high- Buckner hopes to lead Clemson to its out a true superstar performer. Last year est ranked team in history, and there are third straight NCAA Tournament bid.

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Death Valley "Death Valley really lives up to Name synonymous with Clemson Memorial Stadium. The Stadium was dubbed this affec- its image. I was impressed tionate title by the late Lonnie McMillian, a former coach at Presbyterian. He used to take his with this stadium. When you teams to play at Clemson, and they rarely in here, it scored, never mind gained a victory. Once he put 80,000 people told the writers he was going to play Clemson up really feels like they are on top at Death Valley because his teams always got Frank killed. It stuck somewhat, but when ofyou. I would hate to be Howard start calling it that in the fifties, the term really caught on. It is now in its 56th year. Georgia Tech or whoever else Many people think the name is derived from the fact that there rests a cemetary outside the comes in here." stadium. But, fence on the pressbox site of the Steve Young, San Francisco 49ers although it would make sense, the name was first coined by Lonnie McMillian.

First Friday Parade Clemson took place on September 30, 1922 The Clemson football season kicks off each when Clemson met Centre. Clemson has a year with the annual First Friday Parade. The 53-17-3 record on Homecoming games over the once a year event takes place on the Friday years, a .743 winning percentage and has afternoon prior to the first home football game. outscored the opposition 1547-955 in those pre- Floats from various fraternities and sororities vious 73 games. The average margin of victory Clemson players have been rubbing and other campus organizations are represent- is 21 to 13. Clemson has been especially suc- prior to ed in the parade that rolls down main street in cessful on Homecoming in recent years, posting Howard's Rock running down Clemson. The parade culminates at the a 23-1-2 record since 1970. the hill since 1967. Amphitheatre in the middle of campus where the first Pep Rally of the year takes place. Orange Pants tradition of the Clemson team wearing The Grand Marshall of the Parade is fea- The because of the mystical powers it is supposed to tured at the Pep Rally. Recent Grand Marshall's orange pants is new according to tradition stan- give Clemson players. The rock is mounted on a uni- have ranged from current PGA professional dards. The Tigers first wore the all orange pedestal at the top of the hill and was given to Dillard Pruitt, to College Football Hall of Fame form for the final game of the 1980 season Coach Frank Howard by a friend (S.C. Jones' 19) against South Carolina. Clemson upset the legends Jess Neely and Frank Howard, to noted who picked it up in Death Valley, CA. The Rock television announcers Brent Musburger and Ara 14th ranked Gamecocks and Heisman Trophy was first placed on the pedestal at the top of the 27-6. victory set the Parseghian. winner George Rogers, The hill on September 24, 1966, a game Clemson stage for Clemson's National Championship run won 40-35 over Virginia. The team started rub- Homecoming of 1981. bing the rock for the first game of 1967, a 23-6 Clemson holds a classic homecoming every Overall, Clemson is 30-7 in Orange pants win over Wake Forest on September 23, 1967. year. Displays by fraternities and sororities that since that 1980 game, including a 17-1 record in are months in the making, are built on Bowman games played in the month of November. The Running Down the Hill Field the week prior to the Homecoming Tigers had an eight-game winning streak in One of the most exciting 25 seconds (about in 1996 Bowl Weekend. It is an event that draws alumni and orange pants snapped the Peach 35 seconds when Clemson dresses 120 players friends of Clemson from all over the country. against LSU. Clemson has nine wins over top 20 for homecoming) in college football from a color The Friday evening prior to the game, opponents when wearing Orange pants, includ- and pageantry standpoint. After Clemson's last Tigerama is held in Death Valley, an event that ing the 22-15 National Championship clinching warmup the team retreats to the home dressing attacts over 35,000 fans. The Homecoming win over Nebraska in the 1982 Orange Bowl. room located under the West Stands. At about

Queen and her court are presented in addition to 12:50 ( for normal 1:00 P.M. game), the team Homecoming skits, a pep rally and a large and Rock, Howard's boards two buses and drives around the periph- loud fireworks display. When the Clemson team gathers to Run ery of the stadium to the east side of the field. The first homecoming game played at Down the Hill the players rub Howard's Rock After everyone is properly collected, the cannon sounds, Tiger Rag is played and Clemson charges down the hill (exactly 100 feet top to

bottom) and onto the field. It is one of the most celebrated entrances in sport. The Tigers have

done it for every game since 1942, except for 1970, 1971 and four games of the 1972 season. In all, the Tigers have run down the hill 255 times heading into 1997. How in the world did the tradition of running down the hill start? There is no long involved

explanation, it used to be the quickest way to get to the field. When the stadium was built in 1942 the football lockerrooms were up the street in Fike Fieldhouse. When the players were finished getting dressed they used to walk out the front door and walk down the street to "The Hill". Coach Howard continued the tradition when lockerrooms were finally built inside the stadium because Clemson fans used to get so fired up when they gathered at the top of the hill. That's when the buses came into use to spend the trip from the lockerroom to the other side of the stadium.

Running down the Hill is one of the greatest stadium entrances in all of sports.

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by Brian Hennessy we did a year ago; but I see the positives now Freshmen Jesse Douglass (Woodcliffe Lake, NJ)

from throwing them in the fire in 1997. It was and Russ Moon (Colbert, GA) should also com- After winning 203 games in his first four sea- quite an accomplishment that we were able to pete over at first. Mike Calitri (Canton, MA) and sons at the helm of the Tiger program, Coach win 40 games with the youth on our staff. Justin Hyde (New Bern, NC) can also play the Jack Leggett looks to guide the 1998 team back Hopefully the pitching staff's increased experi- first base spot and will also be given a look at to where it wants to be every year, Omaha. ence will take some pressure off our offense in third base as well." "We are at the point in our program where '98." Brian Holstad (Cameron, SC), one of three going to Omaha is the thing to do," says Leggett. Leggett will look for continued improvement returning position starters from a year ago, will

"If we don't, it's disappointing. We are highly from his other returning pitchers who brought the be valuable in that he can play different spots motivated as a coaching staff and team to go program to its 10th straight regional appearance, around the diamond. His .966 fielding percent- back to Omaha. It starts with playing well in our one of the longest active streaks in the country. ages ranked the highest among all Tiger infield- conference and working our way into a regional. "Matt White (Windsor, MA) had a great sum- ers in 1997. Bradley LeCroy (Walhalla, SC) is "The thing that excites me is our team chem- mer in the Cape Cod League and needs to pro- another versatile infielder who can play all the istry. The new players we have are motivated vide some consistency and stability from the left- infield positions. and push our returning players. If everyone does side. Skip Browning (Fort Oglethorpe, GA) With the move of Bultmann to second base, their part, we have a chance to do some great showed flashes of dominance and will be looked red-shirt sophomore Doug Roper (Vidalia, GA) things in 1998." upon to start in '98. Donovan Harrison will be the starting shortstop. Roper broke a With the loss of five starters in the field, who (Columbia, SC) sat out last year, but is very bone is his foot in the '97 season opener and combined for nearly 65-percent of the team's competitive and will be given a chance to start missed the rest of the season. Freshman Justin home runs, Clemson will have a renewed for us as well. Singleton (Lutherville, MD), son of former Major emphasis on running the bases, particularly "Mike Paradis (Auburn, MA) is another pitch- Leaguer Ken Singleton, will also vie for playing stealing bases. After swiping 115 bases in er who has a tremendous arm and can be an time at short.

Leggett's first year at the helm, the Tigers have outstanding player if he brings everything togeth- Third base, like first, will see a new starter. stolen only 114 bases combined in the last two er. Matt Additon (Turner, ME) had a very good Paul Stryhas (Sarasota, FL) was a JC All- seasons. summer season in the Great Lakes League, American at Manatee Junior College and will "We have always stressed the importance of going 10-2. He will help us in a number of dif- transfer to Tigertown for the spring semester. base-running," says Leggett. "Our theme in the ferent roles. Adam Spires (Lexington, SC) and "Paul is a strong right-handed hitter and should fall was putting pressure on people. When you Brian Adams (Bishopville, SC), who were two of provide stability at third," says Leggett. "He will do that, you force mistakes from the other team. our middle relievers last year, will also figure into have to compete with Hyde and Calitri, who have

We don't have a lot of power this year, so we'll the pen." both showed ability to hit." have to manufacture runs and find other ways to In the closing role, senior Scott Clackum In the outfield, Clemson looks to replace the win games other than simply hitting the ball out (North Augusta, SC) will use his submarine style likes of Gary Burnham and his .391 batting aver- of the park." pitching. He was especially tough on right-hand- age. Right-fielder and football placekicker Matt The Tiger hurlers, almost all freshmen a year ed hitters in '97, allowing them to hit .182 against Padgett returns off a 15 home run season that ago, gained valuable mound experience in the him. saw the Lexington, SC native make many spec- '97 season and look to improve on the team ERA In the field, Clemson returns just three posi- tacular catches in the second half of the '97 sea- of 6.35. Returning for the '98 season as the tion players, with two slated to start in the '98 son. The Tigers also signed a talented corp of leader of the pitching unit is First-Team AII-ACC season. The Tigers must count on the leader- outfielders and that was a key reason Collegiate selection Ryan Mottl. A native of Florissant, ship provided by the likes of Kurt Bultmann and Baseball rated the Tiger signing class third-best MO, Mottl won a Clemson freshman record 10 Matt Padgett, who both hit at least 15 homers in the nation." games. and .300 average a year ago. Patrick Boyd (Palm Harbor, FL), a second-

"It was difficult relying on the freshmen like Bultmann, a junior, is slated to be the starting round pick of the Seattle Mariners, will look to second-baseman in '98 after playing shortstop don the orange and white everyday in center- for his first two seasons. The Seminole, FL field. Boyd, along with Mottl, were among 66 native set the Tiger single-season record for players invited to try out for the USA Baseball doubles a year ago with 31 and also hit 16 National Team. "Patrick is as impressive at this homers, second highest on the team. He also is point in his career as any player we've had,"

tremendous when it matters most, hitting a exclaims Leggett. "He can bat from both sides of career .465, with six doubles and four home the plate and runs the bases very aggressively. runs, in 10 NCAA Tournament games the past He also has a great arm." two seasons The left field spot should be up for grabs in The catching duties have a new look this 1998. Sophomore Henri Stanley (Columbia, SC) season with the departure of All-American played considerably the last half of '97, hitting Matthew LeCroy to the Major League Draft. .317 against ACC competition, and will compete Despite the loss of LeCroy, Derek Borgert for the starting role. "Henri is a streak hitter that (Greenwood, SC) should provide some hitting should battle for the spot with incoming fresh- punch with his career .365 batting average and man Peter Nystrom (Dunedin, FL)," states Brian Ellis (Columbia, SC) looks to be ready as Leggett. "Henri has been working on his defen- well. sive game and has improved his arm strength Freshman Chris Benson (Poolesville, MD), from last season." no relation to former Tiger great Kris, will battle Clemson's schedule features 37 games at for the catching role in the '98 season as well. Tiger Field, including a 19-game homestand in

"Chris is a good athlete who can also play the February and March after an appearance in the outfield as well as catch," says Leggett. "He Olive Garden Tournament, one of the most pres- throws the ball well and will turn into a good hit- tigious tournaments in the country.

ter before it's all over. Tyson Jones (Owensboro, While Omaha was not a reality for the 1997 KY) and Tito Holloway (North Augusta, SC) will team, that single goal is etched in every player also be two players working for time." and coaches minds. With the likes of AII-ACC First base is another position that will feature pitcher Ryan Mottl, record-breaking hitter Kurt a newcomer with the loss of Jason Embler to Bultmann, and a cast of young, talented fresh-

graduation. Jason Harris (Hickory, NC), who men, the future looks as bright as it ever has transferred from Brevard (NC) College, looks to before. Jack Leggett has had the Tigers in a step in and be the everyday player at first. regional four consecutive seasons.

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Location: Chapel Hill, North Carolina Nickname: Tar Heels Stadium Name: Kenan Memorial Stadium Turf: Natural Grass Enrollment: 24,141 Colors: Carolina Blue and White 1st Year of Football: 1888 Head Coach/Alma Mater: Mack Brown (Florida State 74) Record at School/Years (4 yr. school only): 68-45-1 (10th year) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater/Position): Eddie Williamson (Davidson/Asst. Head Coach/Off. Line), CarlTorbush (Carson- Newman/Def. Coordinator), Greg Davis (McNeese State/Off. Coordinator, Quarterbacks), Ken Browning (Guilford/Def. Tackles), Cleve Bryant (Ohio/Receiver, Passing Game Coordinator), Tim Brewster (Illinois/Tight Ends), Ron Case (Carson-Newman/Def. Backs), Ken Mack (North Carolina/Runningbacks), Donnie Thompson (Connecticut/Def. Ends) Lettermen Lost: 18 Lettermen Returning: 44 Starters Lost: 7 Starters Returning: 15 Offensive Formation: Multiple Pro-Set Defensive Formation: Multiple 4-3 1997 Honors Candidates: Oscar Davenport, LC Stevens, Na Brown,

Jeff Saturday, Greg Ellis, Brian Simmons, Kivuusama Mays , Dre' Bly, Omar Brown, Robert Williams Wilson Library, University of North Carolina

Michael Hooker Dick Baddour Mack Brown Chancellor Athletic Director Head Coach

CB • Dre'Bly DE • Greg Ellis QB • Chris Keldorf

78 79 Front Row (L-R): Steve Sattazahn, Jason Wilson, Mario Fersner, Andy Schiff, Steven Czarsty, Eric Shell. Second Row (L-R): Robi Eckley, Shauna Cobb, Bridget Sitterle, Damaris Rodgers, Jennifer Causey, Kindra Poole, Robbie Stewart.

First Row (L-R): Sarah Fusarelli, Leslie Clayton, Amy Southern, Mary Czmyr, Marcey Payne. Second Row (L-R): Trey Anthony, Wayne Daniels, Steven Puckett, Josh Wise, Steven Scott, Phil Trusell, Scott DeMore.

80 IPTOY merica's Top fund Raising Grganizatio

IPTAY is widely regarded nationally head coach. During his tenure the this program will grow. Success builds as the father of Athletic Fundraising. It Tigers won 165 games, 100 of which on success. People who are looking to all started in 1934 and from a private were against conference foes. "Former honor a friend or family member now meeting of a small group of Clemson players and friends of Coach Howard have a great means to do that." supporters has sprung an organization made donations over the cost of attend- Besides the Hudson's family endow- that raised over $8 million last year. ing the celebration program and that ment four other football endowments The organization plays a major role in was enough for the endowment. Their were made and one managers position ensuring that all 18 of the varsity sports gifts were a way of permanently thank- in the first year. Now there are over 30 at Clemson are given the maximum ing Coach Howard for all that he did for positions endowed. The goal of the pro- amount of scholarships offered by the Clemson. gram is to get every position endowed. NCAA. "Following Coach Howard's birthday "From the free safety to the number

The organization also has helped fi- party we began to look for an individual three player in women's tennis, we hope nance facilities that contribute to the to help us support and promote the pro- to have every position endowed," said well-being of student-athletes on and off gram and Bill Hudson's name came up. Bennett. the field. Vickery Hall is a 27,000 square He was an outstanding player at "We will likely use the Avenue of foot facility that houses the tutoring and Clemson who has been equally suc- Champions as a physical place to honor advising programs for student-athletes. cessful in the business world. We went these people further for the positions

It is a major reason Clemson student- to him and explained the program and they have endowed. That will have plen- athletes have had their highest cumulu- its goals and that we were looking for his ty of space, so we will be working to lative GPA on record for five consecutive leadership to help get the program have as many endowments across all of semesters. going, and he accepted." our sports.

While IPTAY is primarily concerned Hudson, a 1956 graduate, was a "The personal satisfaction that they with athletic fundraising, the mission of three-year letter winner at tackle who helped Clemson University, specifically Clemson University has not been over- played professionally for the Montreal the Athletic department, and that they looked. The IPTAY Academic Scholar- Alouettes, the San Diego Chargers, and are securing its future are the main rea- ship Endowment was created to help the Boston Patriots. He earned Pro sons for becoming involved." meet the need for more academic schol- Bowl honors in 1962. Mr. Hudson sees And with more involvement Clemson arships for non-athletes who are highly this program growing into a large part of will have a very secure future for gener- qualified academically. The IPTAY Aca- Clemson's athletic funding. "When other ations to come. demic Scholarship Fund is presently the people see information on the endow- largest scholarship endowment of its ment program and learn what it is about kind at Clemson, currently helping over 30 students at Clemson. IPTAY Executive Director George Bennett has continued to keep Clemson among the best in the nation in terms of fund-raising by the establishment of the IPTAY Endowment Program. In April of 1994, he kicked off the beginning of the endowment of positions program at the 85th birthday celebration for former Clemson Coach Frank Howard. The endowments are secure with a $100,000 donation paid over a five-year period. "This is a chance to broaden the ho- rizons of IPTAY," said Bennett. "It gives an individual or a group of people an opportunity to endow a position that meant something during their college playing days, or to honor a person at a position.

The money being endowed is going to secure our future as the interest is used to carry on our program forever. The first endowment was for the head football coach position to honor the legendary Frank Howard. Howard coached football at Clemson 39 years, 30 as the Executive Secretary George Bennett has brought IPTAY to unprecedented levels thanks to the position endowment program.

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IPTOY i& the oldest athletic fund raising organization in America.

Dr. Ron Barrett — R S. Campbell, Jr. — John M. Hamrick. Jr, — Wylie Hamrick Roy Mathis Barry Patterson Bob Peeler * — James R. Sanders, Jr. Greenville County James E. Vissage, Jr. (CC) Benjamin M. Evatt (VC) Sandy Kirkus (VC)

Bill Barbary John Tice Robert E. Dye John H. Holcombe, Jr. Jim Sanders James H. Barnes. Jr. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Randall Bell Director of District VIII Director, District I Director, District VI Director, District I Clyde Bigbee J Frank Black IPTAY Past Presidents Glenn Brackm Charlie Bussey, Director Lewis F. Holmes, Jr., Director Jim Patterson, Director Mike Branham

Lynn Campbell, Director F. E. Hughes, Director Bill Reaves, Director Jeffrey S. Brown Bobby Browning Eddie N Dalton, Director Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Lawrence Starkey, Director * — Miles E. Bruce W. G. DesChamps, Jr., Director Edgar C. McGee, Director Dr. J. H. Timmerman, Director Charles A. Bryan, Jr. Edwards, Sr., Director Director Marshall Walker, Director Dr. R. C. Thurmon McLamb, Jody Bryson F. Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director Joel L Bullard Donald J. Coggins ATHLETIC DIRECTOR—BOBBY ROBINSON Jack Coggins IPTAY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—GEORGE GENNETT Larry B. Copeland ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—BERT HENDERSON Walter B. Crawford * James M. Crawford ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—BOB MAHONY Gordon S. Davis —denotes Representative Emeritus (CC) denotes County Chairperson (VRC) denotes Vice-Regional — William Lem Dillard + denotes County Chairman Emeritus (RC) denotes Regional Chairperson Chairperson Mark DuBose "denotes IPTAY '96 Award Winner (VC) denotes Vice-County Chairperson Robert M. Dubose R. C. Eldridge, Jr. Representatives Greenwood County Danny Gregg Steve Epps, Jr ' Bell Bob Guerreri Wayne (CC) Mark Finley Dr F. E. Abell, Jr. Harry C. (Hal) Hagood Mike Fleming Mark Abell Donald Hamilton Bill Freeland Nick P Anagnost Bill Harley C. Glenn Garrett Lewis Bagwell Bob Harmon Preston T Garrett. Jr. *— W. E. (Bill) Burnett Frank Hartwell Clark Gaston, Jr. Richard A. Coleman Floyd Hunt Mike Glynn William D Coleman F. H. Inabnit, Jr. *— Joel W. Gray III Rick Harter — Edwin L. Kilby, Jr. Scott Greene Jim S. Hull R. Frank Kolb Dean Hawkins Ann Hunter Kenneth C. Looper Robert E. Dye William Hawkins Robert L. McCord Tom Lynch Director, District 1 Richard H. Ivester — Charles Murphy Russ Madray Terry A. Kingsmore DISTRICT 1 Ronnie Oliver William B. (Ben) Massingill, Jr. — Bennie Langley Robert E. Dye, Director Melvin Pace Banks McFadden Jim League PO. Box 1898 Wayne B. Richey JoLynn McFadden Floyd S. Long Easley, SC 29641 W. M. Self John Mclntyre Charles Major III Ben Smith Tom Merritt Abbeville County — W. M. Manning. Jr. Robbie Templeton James V. Patterson ' Earle Williamson (CC) — Seabrook Marchant John Peters Matthew Durham McCormick County Edward O. McCameron 7" R.R Ritchie Mason Speer, Jr. Jennings G. McAbee (CC) James T. McCarter Gil Rushton T. C. Faulkner, Jr. Ronald J. McCoy Anderson County William C. Singleton David Merritt Jake Meeks (CC) Oconee County B. J. Skelton James D. Miller • D. Gray Suggs (VC) Sammy Dickson (CC) G Neil Smith J. G. Miller — Melvin E. Barnette Marshall P. Childress (VC) John Sparks William Neal, Jr. Gene Beckman Thomas Alexander * David Spearman William H. Orders Jennifer Benson James Black David Stallaker. Jr. Milton Ozmint Joe Burdette — Joel Harris Joseph J. Turner, Jr. — J. F Palmer — R. Carol Cook John Harris — K. N. Vickery — I. N. Patterson, Jr. * * Fred Cooley Tim Hydrick Joseph A. West Jim Pillar Mark Crammer Ellis Ivey David F Whittemore, Jr. George M Plyler Joe B. Davenport Paul Jenson — Eugene P. Willimon — C Evans Putman — George M. Ducworth * Dr. Ted Nimmons W W Harold Wood Bobby W. Ramsey J. Tom Forrester Ernest M. Riley Bruce Reeves Elizabeth Garrison — Carl R. Rogers Charles F. Rhem, Jr. Dr. James P. Hentz Scott Sprouse — James Rochester Robert Lee Hill Tim Tannery Mike Roddey Holcombe — Sam Thrift Tammy Reuben Rogers John D. Hopkins, Jr Jesse E. Wright. Ill Samuel F. Roper Dr James H. Irby Pickens County Earl Sammons * Dan Jones Terry L. Long (CC) Bunny Scott Dr. C. Patrick Killen John Q. Adams III Robert G. Sharpe, Jr. * Arthur M. Klugh, III * J. E. Britt John G. Slattery James F. Little — Jim Sanders " Charlie Bussey Robert Stephenson ' — Harry Major Bennie Cunningham Director, District II Tim Strom Randall W McClain * Charles E. Dalton — Joseph D. Swann Jake Meeks DISTRICT II Dr. Val S. Dyches E. Richard Taylor, Jr. John Moore Jim Sanders, Director Robert E. Dye Joseph M. Todd Dave Moorehead Sanders Brothers, Inc. Dr. Robert C. Edwards, Sr. David M. Vaughan Dr. RS. Mowlajko P.O. Box 188 Julie Ellison Jim Vaughn Kevin Selman Gaffney, SC 29342 Jo Flatt Mike Wade — Robert G. Sharpe Gaston Gage. Jr. Cherokee County — S. Gray Walsh Thompson A. Smith Bird Garrett David Parker (CC) +* Kermit M. Watson Tony Smith Roddey E. Gettys, III Scott Allen Robert B. Whorton Mark D Wilson L. Earl Gilstrap, Jr. Charles Banks Charles P. Willimon

82 V Dr. Julius W Babb III David Wilkins Lexington County Chester County DISTRICT William B. Bookhart, Jr. • J. Tom Shell (CC) Donald B Murray (CC) William C Kennerty Laurens County W. Dyar James M. Lowman (VC) + Edward C. Abell 2220 Weepcolow Trail Larry • Henry V. Blalock (CC) F Reeves Gressette, Jr George Alley David Bealy Ashley Hall Plantation + J R Adair Billy Higginbotham — Bill Amick George R Fleming Charleston, SC 29407 Ira J. Bedenbaugh W C Higginbotham, Jr. Travis Brank Sam Frazier Allendale County W. Fred Chapman, Jr. Roger Home — John M. Little III Jerry A. Brannon Frank Young (CC) — James A- Coleman ' Edgar McGee Jeff Brown Dr Sam Stone C Ted Davenport O'Cain Andy Caldwell Betty Thome Bamberg County Karen J. — Henry M. Fans Sr. (CC) Fletcher M. Riley, Jr. R Hugh Caldwell Marvin S Waldrep Don A. Nummy Larry Garr F Marion Dwight, Sr Dan M Robinson, Jr. Fred Carter, Jr. H Chesterfield County Frank Templeton III Robert Caughman Joseph M Ott — J M Russell, Jr — Dan L.Tillman (CC) Townsend III Richard Roscoe Caughman Leigh Ann Preacher James M Russell Gary Allen Lee + Dr N Carl Wessinger Wolfe, II Childers — Russell S James Tracy Andrew F McLeod Barnwell County County H. Ralph Corley, Sr. Spartanburg William R. Tillman Clinton C. Lemon, Jr. (CC) P. Gregory (CC) John L. Fulmer, Jr Max Evans Tindal H M Anderson Kendall K. Alley Dr. B R. Grandy Graver C. Kennedy. Jr. Darlington County William A. Bishop II Steve Harmon Sam Plexico Dr Hubert C Baker DDS (CC) William A. Blackwood, Jr. Brett J. Harris Jimmy L Tarrance — J Carter John L. Brady, Sr. James D. Head III W Thomas Weeks — John B. Cornwell. Jr. Bob Householder, Jr. Richard Cassidy Beaufort County John T Duncan, Sr — Warren Craig Jumper Marion D Hawkins. Jr. A. Hutto, Jr. J. Harry Tarrance (CC) Bill Easterling Lt. Col. E. B. Jackson George Jeffords Henry C Chambers John Easterling Jr. John W. McLure Warren William P Kennedy Thomas R Garrett John Easterling III Bob Paullmg John H. Holcombe, Jr. Coy "CC." Kirby Dan Gilmour George R. Fisher J. W. Riser Director, District VI — Bryan Loadholt Judge Bruce Foster Charles M. Stuck * Dr Glenn J. Lawhon. Jr. Taylor William B McCown III James G — Harry H. Gibson Robert M Taylor DISTRICT VI — Harry M McDonald Max P. Gregory Lee Harold Witt, Jr. Berkeley County John H. Holcombe, Jr. Director Charles Emmett Halliday — Dr. M. B. Nickles, Jr. H. Wayne Dewitt (CC) Newberry County — P.O. BOx 1977 Wilbur K. Hammett ' Bill Reaves Robert H. Dangerfield, Jr. Beach, 29578 Larry Longshore (CC) Myrtle SC M Usher, Jr. Scott Hubbard Tommy Nolan L. Pontiff, Jr. — T M. Abrams Clarendon County Alex Hudson John C. Walker •— W. Edgar Baker Calhoun County — Theodore B Gardner (CC) W. A. Hudson — Fairfield County " Earl J. Bedenbaugh Gary B. Porth (CC) Dons B. Belser Randy Judy Phillip Wilkins (CC) Hubert M. Bedenbaugh. Jr Dr. C Gerald Bozard Ropert Fleming — A P Kerchmar — * Boulware Alvin Berry Louis M William H. Bull — Harold Furse Harry W. Kinard K. Coleman Louie C. Derrick — J. Robert C Hodge Jeff Lancaster — Charleston County ' Forest E Hughes, Jr Billy R. Gibson — Dr Wyman L Morns • Jack T. Day (CC) — Henry M. Lee — Harold R. Jones C. H. Ragsdale III Samuel E Plowden Anita Ness Don Austell Terry C. Shaver John D. Ruff H B Rickenbaker Raymond Powell D. L. (Woody) Aydlette Albert Shealy Kershaw County — Horace F. Swilley Marvin C. Robinson — Archie E Baker C. Gurnie Stuck Tommie W. James, Jr. (CC) Dr. B. Lee Smith Richard Bell Dillon County Bill Waldrop Dr. Kenneth W. Carson DDS Wesley A. Stodard Steve Best Carole Arnette (CC) David Waldrop Joseph C Jackson R. L Stoddard Ernest Byrd John Alford — Thomas F McNamara, Jr. Dr. Harold Vigodsky Richland County Brian F Celek Billy Daniel Lawrence Mudge Ted B. Wilson F. McCord Ogburn, Jr (CC) H. L. Dukes, Jr. — L B Hardaway, Jr. — Jack W. Brunson George Singleton, Jr Jack Evans Douglas Lynn Union County + J F Watson George Bullwinkel, Jr. Jack Fanning — W. G. Lynn Dr H Russell Caston, Jr. (CC) William P Cate Lancaster County M. Dreher Gaskin John C. Rogers H S. Harris, Jr. — " Phillip C. Chappell. Jr. Joe H Lynn (CC) Beverly Hafers Gordon Rogers Carl E. Carson, Jr. Henry Chastain Al Hitchcock T Neal Rogers William Howell — W P. Clyburn M. +• Rhonda Collins Steven Epps, Sr William C. Kennerty Billy Gordon Rogers — Thomas E. Mack Judge Michael R. Davis Frank Furguson Dr. Rudy Kimmerlin — Edward L B. Osborne Florence County James W. Engram Marion D. Lever, Jr. Wayne Knight Thomas Young, MD L. Chappell Jones (CC) Carlos Gibbons, Jr. J. Mobley Tom LaRoche — Garrett Rufus M. Brown Don E. Golightly Ronald Small Brent Lewis Clyde S. Bryce, Jr. — Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. Wolfe Tom Lynn Larry Marvin Cockfield — William G. Hair — S. C. McMeekin, Jr. Lee County Dr W. L Coleman Landrum Henderson, Jr. David M Murray, Jr. Deschamps II (CC) — Frank A. Douglass, Jr * Green Carl I. W. Hunt — Poole • W. Deschamps, Jr. Charlie Grace IV Terry H. Klosterman G John H. Price. Jr, Pete Player — Harold B Haynes Hank Mabry — Phil Prince H. Gerald Hicks W. T McDaniel III Marlboro County — Carl S. Pulkinen Webb Jones Ray McBride Mark S. Avent (CC) — Paul Quattlebaum, Jr. Mark Keefe James P. McKeown III + C. E Calhoun Glenn Rickborn — James W King Don E. Golightly David Mitchum — A B Schirmer, Jr. York Richard Liles Director, District III David Pressley Fred Schnmpt James H. Owen, Jr. (CC) John E. Lunn Crawford E. Sanders III — Nicholas C. Sottile DISTRICT III William R. Adkms Wilbur O. Powers L W. Smith Dr J R. Stout Don E. Golightly — David Angel Julian H. Price —* Mrs. Davis O. Smith — Van N oy Thornhill 3710 Landmark Dr. #408 Arthur Q. Black — John G. Rose Paul E Thacker, Jr — Charles Towne, Sr Columbia, SC 29204 • S L Campbell Tom Stanley Dr. John H Timmerman Raymond Tumbleston Jack D. Cox John Taylor Aiken County Dewey Welch Saluda County Fredrick W. Faircloth III Patrick Z Wiggins Alan D. Gregory (CC) — Hascal Goff (CC) • E. M Georger Colleton County — Allen P. Wood • — William R Alexander • Bernard L. Black Jeffrey T. Haire James R While. Ill (CC) — Edward L. Young Anderson L. Baxley — — • Alfred B. Coleman W. Framp Harper * Jack W. Carter. Sr. Richard L. Boyleston Georgetown County — James A Derrick Alford Haselden Paul Pye John R. (BOb) Brooks H E Hemingway, Jr. (CC) — Ben|amin H Herlong Lewis W Hicks Dr. Sam Hazel Johnny L. Cagle Tommy Branyon James R. Herlong, Jr. Rainey Josey — B George Price, III Mike Coleman — Glenn A Cox Robert Home — James C. Rhea, Jr. • J. Ryan White, Jr. Robert M. Cook W. H. Cox Bruce Rushton Ben R. Smith, Jr. Thomas Coward Dorchester County Barbara Elliott — T. C. Wright Craig Thomas Elbert Hines Hamilton Dexter Rickenbaker (CC) Fred W. Faircloth — * G. G.Thomas, Sr. Steven Holt Thomas W Bailey William Green Dr. Roger Troutman Warren E. Kenrick — Gene W. Dukes — Samuel M Harper ' Marshall E. Walker Thomas McElmurray H. Clyde Odom — A. H. Lachiotte, Jr. Gerald Metts — E. Tom Salisbury W Horry County John G. Molony Michael J. Snyder Billy Avant, Jr. (CC) Sam O'Neal Bill Thornton F. L. Bradham — Alan M. Tewkesbury III Hampton County Rick Elliott Judith Warner Dr Jerry Frank Crews, Jr. (CC) Harvey Graham Jr Harry Odel Weeks, Jr. Harry L Foy J Roger Hammond Edgefield County — David B. Gohagan Steve Hawley

Terry Timmerman (CC) Mark S. Avent Winston A Lawton, Jr — ' John H. Holcombe. Jr Director, District IV — Winston A. Lawton — F Horton Greg Anderson — S — E.O Dukes, Jr. " Thurman McLamb William C. Kennerty Jasper County — J. W. Gilliam, Jr. Jim Spann DISTRICT IV Pryor, Jr. (CC) Director, District V Roy Lewis F. Holmes Jr. Mark S. Avent Liston Wells Orangeburg County Lewis F. Holmes III 213 Memory Lane Robert (Bob) Wilder, Jr. Lawrence L Weathers (CC) — Watson Rhodes Bennettsville, SC 29512 • R. S. Winfield Theo Regmal Williams 83 Marion County Al Adams Dick Cottingham Jeff Hyten Rudy Bell Edward Spivey (CC) Robin Berkey Cecil Frick Joe Kessler Tom "Buck" Brazeale

Troy Carroll Atkinson III David Brown William Heatley Ben Leppard, Jr. Rob Burgess Charles J. Bethea, Jr. Carol Brown Dennis Kekas Rick Lott David Copeland John H. Holt Samuel Drake Nellie Mills Tammy Martin Robert Corker — Robert Mace Mike Eppley Stephen Palmer Milton Pate Jim Douglas — Duncan Mclntyre Greg Farish Curt Plyler Dan Patillo Mark DuBose — Joseph L. Powell James Foster * Phil Tompkins Dennis Risher Walt Garvin Tim Hester Ed West Bill Shedd E. Guy Hendrix Sumter County — Thomas Glenn * Lawrence Starkey Frank Inabinet III James F. Kinney (CC) Region V Bud Hoover Steve Sullivan Stuart McWhorter Ricky Alford Carl Jones, III Billy Howell — * John Tice John Osteen Connie Bell John Mclnnis, III Van Jones Ruth Ellen Trotter Chris Peters — John J. Bntton, Jr. Bill Worth Bob McClure Jim Welborn Whitey Roberts Bill Carter, Jr. Marvin ODonnell Steve White, Jr. Scheldt Susan Chapman Cal Edith Batson Parks John Williams Wendell Sease Heyward Fort Phillip Prince Ron Young Ben Sharp — W T. Fort, Jr. C r aig Roberson Robert Tolsma Bob Galiano Region II Tommy Roche, Jr. Rudy Yobs Elliott (Bill) Lynam Bill Efird, Jr. (RC) Dr. T. G. Westmoreland Andy Calhoun North East Region Williamsburg County Don Whelchel Jeff Halliburton Daniel Clemson Samuel E. Drucker (CC) Bobby Yarbrough John Murray Bill Hendrix, Jr. Alan Chandler Region II Ed Presnell Al Hurt, Jr. Dr W C. Cottingham Mac Lindsey (RC) Chuck Swearingen Tom Reed Fred P Guerry, Jr David Bradley John D.Tice Michael Mahoney Mid West Region Eddie Dalton Director, District VIII Thomas O Morris, Jr. Bob Chinners (RC) Bobby Dunnigan Charlie Walker * Don Evans Otis Kempson, Jr. DISTRICT VIII - Georgia Ben Hornsby Dennis McAlister John D.Tice, Director Karl Kemmerlin Tom Morris, Jr. P.O Box 3577 Dale Reynolds Doug Smith Dalton, GA 30721 Mike Williams James G. Stone Region I Don Tomberlin West Coast Region John Scoggins (RC) Mark Welborn Frank Kellers, III (RC) Margaret Kirkland (VRC) Dennis Wilson David Jones Dr. Jim Bostic

Region III Mendal Bouknight, Jr. Seabrook Marchant Other Leonard Butler Doug Brandon Director, District IX Rex Varn Jim Edmonds Ken Brown Don Whechel Tommy Edmonds David Chamberlain Region III Director, District VII Jeff Goldsmith John Dickerson David Smart Don Kirkpatrick Doug Gray DISTRICT IX DISTRICT VII - North Carolina Doug Smith Joycelyn Hairston Seabrook Marchant Don Whechel Roger Young Alva Hancock 480 E Parkins Mill Rd 5000 Piper Glenn Dr. Raymond Howe Greenville, SC 29607 Region IV Charlotte, NC 28277 Ron Huffman Andy Mills (RC) South East Region O.D. Hunter Region I George Bolen Charles Cooper (RC) Carroll Hutto Mary Anne Bigger (RC) Ron Bullock Neil Bates

Clemson Endowments

Dr. Jack L. Green endowed the Point Guard Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team in honor of his Mother and Father — Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Green, Sr.

Vernon and Joan Merchant created an endowment to honor the Slab Five in memory of his Mother and Father — Vernon and Ruth Merchant, Sr.

ADDITIONAL $1000 DONORS FROM GREENVILLE, SC

CODY, NINA, RANDY & PIEDMONT ARTHRITIS JOHN L SEABROOK III JAMES CARL & NINA SEAY OWENS CLINIC PA MARVIN R SEABROOK VIRGINIA SUMMEY Z H OWINGS G MILLON PLYLER GEORGE W SHARPTON SUNLAND DIST INC ALTON F PAINTER MR & MRS ROBERT J DR & MRS DONALD W SUNSHINE CLEANERS & PAPA JOHNS PIZZA POTERALA SHELLEY LAUNDRY MICHAEL PARHAM JAMES T POWELL SLOAN CONSTRUCTION TERRY TALLON DOUGLAS F PATRICK & DAVID R PRICE PHD CO INC "IN HONOR OF

ROBERT G HOPKINS JOHN F RENFRO III DWIGHT H SMITH JR MR & MRS W P (PAP) TIMMER-

MR & MRS I N WILLIAM E (GENE) GEORGE F SMITH MAN" PATTERSON JR RHYMER JR STERLING W SMITH DEAN D VARNER PEPSI COLA OF MICHAEL ROBINSON/ SOUTHEASTERN JIM AND JACKIE VAUGHN GREENVILLE JAMES JACKSON ELEC DISTRS INC EARLE W SARGENT MEMORIAL: JOHN PERKINS MICHAEL E RODDEY TOBY STANSELL BY CAROLINA BELTING CO VINCE PERONE SAMUEL F ROPER MONICA W STASNEY WACHOVIA BANK OF SC PET DAIRY NATHAN A EINSTEIN JAMES M STEPHENS ABBY WALDROP NICK G PETRAKOS WILLIAM ROSENFELD WILLIAM B STURGIS E A PFISTER CLIFFORDD ROY SUGAR CREEK JOHN P SCOTT ACCESSORIES INC THE FURMAN CO 000 &pecia I Recognition

Friends and Former Players endowed the Head Football Coach position to honor Coach Frank Howard in celebration of his 85th Birthday.

The Bill Hudson Family endowed a Tackle Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Mr. and Mrs. David Merritt endowed a Wide Receiver Position In Honor Of Perry Tuttle.

An anonymous donor endowed Football's Single Wing Right Guard Position to honor Dean Walter Cox.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dalton endowed the Manager's Position for the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team.

David and Stanley Riggins endowed the Quarterback Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

An anonymous donor endowed the Placekicking Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Ray Clanton endowed the Left Guard Position on Clemson's Single Wing Football Team.

Stuart McWhorter endowed the Tiger Mascot.

Leighton Cubbage endowed a Defensive Back Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team to honor Jimmy Ness.

John T. Mundy endowed a Forward Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team.

The Mahaffey Brothers endowed the Center Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team

in honor of their Mother and Father — Howard T. and Louise Mahattey.

Mark and Barry Avent endowed the Head Coach's position for Clemson Tigers Men's Basketbnall to honor Rick Barnes.

Sam and Kitty Pringle endowed the Tiger Cub to honor their grandchildren.

Sam and Kitty Pringle endowed the Point Guard Position on the Clemson Lady Tigers Basketball Team.

Dr. and Mrs. Bill Howiler endowed the Third Base Position on the Clemson Tigers Baseball Team.

MBNA created an endowment to aid the IPTAY Scholarship Fund.

Jerry and Frances Chapman created an endowment to aid the IPTAY Scholarship Fund

Billy and Betty Poe endowed the Wingback Position on Clemson's Single Wing Football Team.

Bill and Bess Cecil, Sr. created the "Bess & David W. Cecil, Sr. Endowment" for Coordinated IPTAY and Architecture Scholarships and Fellowships.

An anonymous donor endowed the Power Forward Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team.

Dean and Ann Coleman endowed a Linebacker Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Frank and Mary Black endowed a Tight End Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team in honor of Tommy West.

Harry and Pat Green created an endowment to aid the IPTAY Scholarship Fund.

Tom and Bernice Grimball endowed the Manager's Position for the Clemson Tigers Baseball Team.

Dr. Jack L. Green endowed the Point Guard Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team

in honor of his Mother and Father — Vernon and Ruth Merchant, Sr.

Billy and Ann Powers created an endowment to honor the Slab Five.

Jack and Jane Shaw created an endowment to honor the Slab Five.

An anonymous donor created an endowment to honor the Slab Five.

IPTAY Donors have contributed to an endowment to honor the Slab Five.

James A. Turner, Annie Alexander Turner and Megan Ashley Turner endowed a Shooting Guard Position

on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team in honor of Bruce Martin.

Jimmy Key and Family endowed the Head Coach's Position in Baseball to honor Bill Wilhelm.

Albert Dial McAlister endowed the Long Snapper Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Mrs. Florence G. Geiger endowed the Punter's Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

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8S IN MEMORY OF JACK R MILLER BY CHRIS TOLLISON JOHN A WALTER ALLEN K WOOD JR PHILIP & CELESTE PRINCE EASLEY SC SIMPSONVILLE SC CLEMSON SC MOUNT PLEASANT SC RAYMOND S WATERS MR & MRS CHARLES R WOOD MARSHALL E WALKER SPARTANBURG SC HIGHLANDS NC JIM SANDERS ROCK HILL SC GAFFNEY SC H MICHAEL WEBB MD JAMES MZACHRICHJR WHALEY FOODSERVICE REPAIRS INC ATLANTA GA GREENWOOD SC D HARDING STOWE & LEXINGTON SC RICHMOND HSTOWE MR & MRS EUGENE PWILLIMON MARSHALL WHITE JR CLEMSON BELMONT NC SC CHEMICALS DIV W GREG TERRY GREENSBORO NC CONOVER NC Donors DAVID BISHOP PAWLEYS ISLAND SC MARION D ALDRIDGE/TED GODFREY/ $2000 /PWy Scholarship MARTY KEARSE/COOPER THOMPSON JAY & KELLY BLACKMON COLUMBIA SC LANCASTER SC GENA BAYNE ALLEN BLANCHARD MACHINERY CO 1 Ht HOPKINS PAMILY Life Donors SIMPSONVILLE SC BETTY, JOHN, JANE & AGNEW COLUMBIA SC MR & MRS MARK S AVENT SIMPSONVILLE SC BEIMNETTSVILLE SC HERBERT R ALLEN MR & MRS JAMES E BOSTIC CHARLESTON J L & M L HUCKABEE SC GREER SC MARVIN & BILL BANTON LYMAN SC DUNCAN SC SCOn ALLEN JOHN E BOULWARE IN MEMORY OF JERRY C JACKSON ATLANTA GA DR WILLIAM N BOULWARE C L BENTON & SONS DAVID L R TURNER FLORENCE SC MYRTLE BEACH SC GEORGE & NANCY ALLEY SPARTANBURG SC IRMO SC DAVID T BOWMAN CLYDE & DORA BIGBEE DONNA MERCK JONES CHARLOTTE NC GREENVILLE SC AM-CAN TRANSPORT SERVICE INC VIENNA VA ANDERSON SC JIM BRADY GEORGE J BISHOP III THOMAS FKICKLIGHTER JR MYRTLE BEACH SC EASLEY SC CHARLESTON SC AMERICAN BLUEPRINT JAMES E BOSTIC COLUMBIA SC MR & MRS THOMAS C BREAZEALE IN MEMORY OF CHARLES G LUCIUS JR GREER SC KNOXVILLE TN DILLON SC AMERICAN FEDERAL BANK FSB MICHAEL & SUSAN CAMPBELL GREENVILLE SC SANDY & DAVID BRIDGFORTH MR & MRS W A LAWTON CLEMMONS NC COLUMBIA SC ESTILL SC A DAMICK MEMORIAL MR & MRS RAY O'BRIAN CARTER BATESBURG SC JOSEPH B BRIGHT TIM MAHON CHAPIN SC AMERICAN PRIDE INC GRAY COURT SC WILLIAM RAPPERSON D RAY CASH DUNCAN SC WILLIAM H MATHIS MOUNT PLEASANT SC SIMPSONVILLE SC ROBERT H BROOKS ATLANTA GA LUCIA ATKINSON BKCHREITZBERGJR FAYETTEVILLE GA MR & MRS FRANK J MCGEE MARION SC EASLEY SC CLINTON SC MR & MRS JAMES A BROWN JR TC ATKINSON III & FRIEND MR & MRS C DEAN COLEMAN JR FLORENCE SC f>n lino rain /ii \ v f>r> TOM S MILLFORD MARION SC SIMPSONVILLE SC CLEMSON SC W K BROWN TIMBER CORPORATION C SCOH BAGWELL MRS RALPH E COOPER HODGES SC JOE & TODD MONTROSS-NAUS SIMPSONVILLE COLUMBIA SC SC ANDERSON SC THE R L BRYAN COMPANY DAVID T CRAIG RICHARD W BAILEY C HEYWARD MORGAN COLUMBIA SC BLACKVILLE SC SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC BUDWEISER OF ANDERSON #1 DR & MRS CHARLES F CREWS DAVID R BAIRD PICKENS DENTAL HEALTH ASSOC COLUMBIA SC COLUMBIA SC RAVENEL SC DON MARLER/DAN HINTON JACK & JEAN BURCH MR & MRS WAYNE R DAVIS PICKENS SC ANDREW P BALLARD GREENWOOD SC SALEM SC GREENVILLE SC RUBY B POOLE MARGARET BURGESS JERRY E DEMPSEY MULLINS SC MARVIN & BILL BANTON PITTSBURGH PA HOPKINS SC WILBUR POWERS DUNCAN SC MICHAEL BUTLER DR B R EWING FLORENCE SC RICK& CANDACE BARNES ANDERSON SC HONEA PATH SC MR & MRS JULIAN H PRICE CLEMSON SC BILL FOLK MEMORIAL "A TIGER" FLORENCE SC DRW RONALD BARRETT LITTLETON CO JACKSON SC C EVANS PUTMAN GAFFNEY SC JOHN R FULP JR GREENVILLE SC MICHAEL A & SUSAN F CAMPBELL MR & MRS HARRY G BATSON ANDERSON SC CLEMMONS NC MR & MRS JAMES W SATTERFIELD GREENVILLE SC TOM & JOANN GARRETT WEST UNION SC MR AND MRS PAUL G CAMPBELL CLARENCE B BAUKNIGHT JR GREENVILLE SC GOOSE CREEK SC RICHARD A SCHWARZ GREENVILLE SC JIMMY KGERRALD ATLANTA GA RS CAMPBELL JR GEORGE ALLEN BEAM BRENTWOOD TN GAFFNEY SC MRS LENA A SLOAN GREER SC MR & MRS E G GILSTRAP CLEMSON SC C MARSHALL CARITHERS BREVARD NC BEARDEN TRUCKING MRS DAVIS SMITH ANDERSON SC GREENVILLE SC GRANT'S TEXTILE INC COLUMBIA SC ROBERT L CARLSON INC BY THE GRANTS EARLE J BEDENBAUGH MR & MRS JOHN R SMITH CHARLOTTE NC SPARTANBURG SC PROSPERITY SC ANDERSON SC PARni IMA FA^TFRM I MP JACK T HARDIN CHARLES & MARTHA SPENCE T JAMES BELL JR MD GREENVILLE SC CHARLESTON SC GREENVILLE SC HARTSVILLE SC MR & MRS JOE F HAYES CAROLINA FIRST SCOTT STEELE MR & MRS ROGER BENJAMIN GREENVILLE C/O HENDERSON ADVERTISING SC LIBERTY SC LILBURN GA GREENVILLE SC GEORGE, BARBARA & CATHY HILL R ALLEN STEVENS C L BENTON & SONS ANDERSON SC GREENVILLE SC MYRTLE BEACH SC MR & MRS GEORGE B HILTON J CHRIS SWIFT CONCORD NC JOHN FAYE BERRY COLUMBIA SC WARD SC JOHN R HINES JAMES C THIGPEN ORLANDO FL BETHEA DISTRIBUTING CO INC SUMMERTON SC DILLON SC LEWIS & EVA HOLMES JOHN DTICE EVANGELYON HOLMES RAINSFORD CLYDE & DORA BIGBEE ROCKY FACE GA TRENTON SC GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS RICHARD TTOWNSEND BRUCE J BISHOP LAURENS SC MACON GA Jimmy Addison

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CARPETS OF DALTON FREEDOM TEXTILE CHEMICALS CO JAMES R HENDRICKS JR DALTON GA CHARLOTTE NC CHARLOTTE NC CHALMERS &LORI ANNE CARR JOHN R FULP JR HERITAGE DEVELOPMENT CORP II GREENVILLE SC RIDGE SPRING SC ANDERSON SC KEVIN FUQUAMD DAVID HERNDON MR & MRS RAY O'BRIAN CARTER WASHINGTON GA LEXINGTON SC CHAPIN SC CLYDE GARDNER LOUIS P& JULIA A HERNS RAY CASH Mark Kane D ROSWELL GA MOUNT PLEASANT SC SIMPSONVILLE SC TOM & JOANN GARRETT GEORGE, BARBARA & CATHY HILL KARL B CHANDLER GREENVILLE SC ANDERSON SC SUMTER SC DELTA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS OFSC INC JIMMY KGERRALD HILLCREST SPORTS CLUB INC J E "BO" CHINNERS JR GREER SC BRENTWOOD TN SPARTANBURG SC HOUSTON TX JERRY EDEMPSEY CARLOS GIBBONS JR, DOUGLAS MR & MRS GEORGE B HILTON B K CHREITZBERG JR PITTSBURGH PA EVANS, JAMES SPARKS CONCORD NC EASLEY SC COLUMBIA SC MARTHA & FLETCHER DERRICK CAREY HINDMAN CINTAS CORPORATION ALEXANDER W DEMASI RICHARD H GETTYS JR FLORENCE SC GREENVILLE SC CHARLESTON SC ROCK HILL SC JOHN R HINES LARRY U CLARK J ROBERT DERRICK E G GILSTRAP ORLANDO FL SENECA SC MONROE NC PISGAH FOREST NC FRANCIS M HIPP FOUNDATION PAT & JANE GREEN DERRICK GREENVILLE SC JOY AYERS CLAWSON THOMAS W GLENN III GREER SC WOODRUFF SC CHARLOTTE NC HOECHST CELANESE SAMMY DICKSON SPARTANBURG SC THE CLIMATIC CORPORATION DR & MRS A J GOFORTH III WESTMINSTER SC COLUMBIA SC GREENVILLE SC COL (RET) JERRY V HOLCOMBE JAMES F DOUGLAS GREENVILLE SC CLOVER KNITS INC GOULSTON TECHNOLOGIES GOSHEN KY CLOVER SC MONROE NC HOLIDAY INN ROBERT WDOZIER CLEMSON SC RICHARD H COLE MR & MRS NEILS GRANGER TROY NC LEWIS & EVA HOLMES RALEIGH NC GREENVILLE SC THOMAS A DRAYTON EVANGELYON HOLMES RAINSFORD MRS J K COLEMAN BISHOPVILLE SC GRANT'S TEXTILES INC TRENTON SC WINNSBORO SC SPARTANBURG SC ROBERT MICHAEL EDDY MR & MRS EDWARD A HOOD JR DR E D CONNER/W H CONNER SIMPSONVILLE SC IN MEMORY OF FRANCOIS DAVID GREENWOOD SC MACON GA GRAY BY DAVID A GRAY EDDIE & SANDRA EDWARDS JR W C & BARBARA HOOD LEXINGTON SC CONSOLIDATED COCA COLA COMPANY HICKORY NC EDISTO ISLAND SC OF ANDERSON GREEN JOHN S EFIRD JR AMOS G JR THE HOPKINS FAMILY BETTY, JOHN GREENVILLE SC SIMPSONVILLE SC MURRELLS INLET SC JANE & AGNEW SIMPSONVILLE SC CONSOLIDATED SOUTHERN IND TOM AND JANE ELDER WILLIAM N GREEN ANDERSON SC COLUMBIA SC GEORGETOWN SC J L, M L & A WATTS HUCKABEE ROCK HILL SC MR & MRS JOHN C COOK ELECTRIC CITY PRINTING LAMAR GREENE CAYCE SC ANDERSON SC GASTONIA NC LESTER A HUDSON JR GREENVILLE SC ERNIE, SARA & ALISON COOPER MCCOY ELLISON GREENWOOD PACKING PLANT COLUMBIA SC MONROE NC GREENWOOD SC CALVERT WHUFFINESJR WALTERBORO SC MRS RALPH E COOPER C EDWARD EVANS JR GROVER INDUSTRIES INC COLUMBIA SC BLUFFTON SC GROVER NC MRS, MRS FOREST E HUGHES JR WINNSBORO SC GLENN, MYRA, JENNIFER &EBE COX DR B R EWING DR& MRS LARRY DGRUBB W FRED HUNNICUTT PAWLEYS ISLAND SC ANDERSON SC FLORENCE SC SIMPSONVILLE SC FAIRFAX DIMENSION CO INC WYLIE HAMRICK JOHN NEILSON COX FAIRFAX SC GAFFNEY SC WILSON AND ANN HUNTER MARION SC GREENWOOD SC BILL & DONNA FARR FRANK SHANCKELJR GARRY & KAREN CRADDOCK AUGUSTA GA CHARLESTON SC DICK HENDLEY-IH SERVICES INC NEWNAN GA #1 BUD FIELD MR & MRS WILLIAM WHANEY GREENVILLE SC DAVID T CRAIG SALEM SC GREENVILLE SC BLACKVILLE SC DICK HENDLEY-IH SERVICES INC CAROLINA FIRST BANK JACK T HARDIN #2 WALTER B CRAWFORD GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC FIRST UNION NATL BANK OF S C THE HARPER CORPORATION IMPERIAL DIE CASTING CORP CREEL OUTDOOR ADVERTISING GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC PICKENS SC JIM & CAROLYN CREEL FIRST SUN MANAGEMENT MARIAN L HARRIS MYRTLE BEACH SC INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING CO CLEMSON SC GREENWOOD SC ANDERSON SC DR& MRS CHARLES F CREWS FLAGSTAR-HARDEES MR & MRS JOE F HAYES TOMMIE W JAMES JR COLUMBIA SC SPARTANBURG SC GREENVILLE SC CAMDEN SC THE CURTIS FAMILY: ANN, CRES, LARRY D & ANN R FLOYD DR JIM HELLAMS GEORGE W JENNINGS DONALD, CATHY PENDLETON SC FLORENCE SC NEWNAN GA TRYON NC FLUOR DANIEL LANDRUM H HENDERSON JR DALE JOHNSON R W DALTON GREENVILLE SC COLUMBIA SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC BILL FOLK JR MEMORIAL ROBERT B JOHNSON LITTLETON CO WILL & PAT DAVIDSON COLUMBIA SC COLUMBIA SC DAVID FORTSON A EUGENE JOHNSTON III GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS WILLIAM T DAVIDSON JR GREENVILLE SC FOREST CITY NC JENNY FOWLER ARCH & ARTHUR LEROY JONES COLUMBIA SC JESSE B DAVIS AIKEN SC SPARTANBURG SC CARROLL F FOWLER DR B W JONES/DR F G JONES MORRISTOWN TN MR & MRS WAYNE R DAVIS FLORENCE SC BREVARD NC RANDALL K FOXX DONNA MERCK JONES ALONZOMDEBRUHL PIEDMONT SC Bill Hunter VIENNA VA GREER SC HARRY H FRAMPTON III BEAVER CREEK CO

87 IN MEMORY OF MR & MRS RALPH J B PATE JR MD SC STATE FAIR JONES/MORGAN JONES BISHOPVILLE SC COLUMBIA SC GREENWOOD SC MR & MRS DONNIE G PATTERSON RICHARD A SCHWARZ G TRIPP JONES MD/ANNE B JONES EASLEY SC DOUGLASVILLE GA COLUMBIA SC DAVID L PEEBLES MR & MRS STEVE SCRUGGS MRS WILLIAM P KAY JR GLOUCESTER VA GREENVILLE SC MELINDA KAY CAROLINE.JORDAN & WILL PEELER SHARIN FOODSERVICE BELTON SC GAFFNEY SC COLUMBIA SC DR J DON KELLEY PAUL & DEBBIE PEEPLES DR & MRS THOMAS E SKELTON TAYLORS SC Charlie Home Leon Hope HILTON HEAD ISL SC CLEMSON SC KENMAR INDUSTRIES PICKENS DENTAL ASSOC PA RICHARD W SKIPPER GREENVILLE SC PICKENS SC MARION SC THOMAS FKICKLIGHTERJR DAVID TMCGILL JOHN, MARGARET & LESLIE PITNER MRS LENA A SLOAN N CHARLESTON SC GREENWOOD SC COLUMBIA SC MOUNT PLEASANT SC DR & MRS M W KILGORE DCMCKINNEY JACK E PITTMAN THOMAS L SLOAN JACKSONVILLE FL SKYLAND NC GREENVILLE SC GREER SC DAVID E KING LARRY AMCKINNEY TIMOTHY J PLAYER DR ROBERTS SMALL SALEM SC GREENVILLE SC CHAPIN SC JOHNSON SMALL TEKIRBY ELLISON SMCKISSICKJR GREENVILLE SC PLOWDEN HOLDING INC GRAN ITEVILLE GREENVILLE SC SC SUMTER SC SMALL WORLD TRAVEL IN MEMORY OF CHARLES G LUCIUS JR MCTEER REAL ESTATE CLEMSON SC R B POND JR COLUMBIA SC COLUMBIA SC DARLINGTON SC MR & MRS CHAUNCEY D SMITH JR WES LAND JUDY KOCH MR & MRS JERRY A MEEHAN SENECA SC MR & MRS DAVID C POOLE SALEM SC ANDERSON SC GREENVILLE SC MRS DAVIS SMITH LAND & TIMBER RESOURCES INC TOM S MILLFORD COLUMBIA SC RUBY B POOLE DORCHESTER SC CLEMSON SC MULLINS SC J RONALD SMITH GREGORY G LAWLESS "WE WILL KEEP THE TIGER SPIRIT GREENVILLE SC DONALD & MARGARET PRATT RICHMOND VA ALIVE" PENSECOLA FL MR & MRS JOHN R SMITH PROSPERITY SC LAWTON LUMBER CO., INC. ANDERSON SC JOHN H PRICE JR EASLEY SC JOE & TODD MONTROSS-NAUS MOUNT PLEASANT SC MR & MRS TONY SMITH ANDERSON SC MR & MRS A LAWTON ANDERSON SC W MR & MRS JULIAN H PRICE ESTILL SC GENE & RITA MOORE FLORENCE SC W CARL SMITH WOODRUFF SC LEIGH FIBERS INC GREER SC THE PRINT SHOP SPARTANBURG SC TERENCE NEAL MOORE ANDREWS SC ROBERT P SNIPES LANCASTER PA MRS MRS LEEFLEMERE TRAVELERS REST SC PROFORMANCE GROUP INC EASLEY SC C HEYWARD MORGAN GREENVILLE SC SONOCO PRODUCTS CO GREENVILLE SC LESCO RESTORATIONS INC HARTSVILLE SC ROY L PRYOR JR SPARTANBURG SC GEORGE "MICK" MORRIS M RIDGELAND SC MRSSVSOTTILE GREENVILLE SC E LIGHTSEY MOUNT PLEASANT SC MRS OSWALD FREDRICK PULLIAM CLEMSON SC RANDY MORRIS SPARTANBURG SC SOUTH CAROLINA BOX INC ALPHARETTA GA MR & MRS V F UNDER JR GREENVILLE SC C EVANS PUTMAN COLUMBIA SC THOMAS MORRIS JR GREENVILLE SC SOUTHERN MANAGEMENT CORP HEMINGWAY PHARMACY INC "IN MEMORY OF ELBERT LBAILES" GREENVILLE SC HEMINGWAY SC R SCOH RADFORD WEST UNION SC ANDERSON SC COLUMBIA DISTRIBUTING MR & MRS STEPHEN H MUDGE RHONDA/RON/MARTI LITTLEFIELD CORPORATION MURRELLS INLET SC NANCY D RAVENEL SC COLUMBIA SC CHARLESTON SC GEORGE B (BUD) NALLEY JR STEPHEN WLOOPERDMD SPARTAN COMPUTER SERVICES EASLEY SC TOM L REED GREER SC GREENVILLE SC MURRAY HILL NJ NATIONS BANK LOVELESS COMMERCIAL CONT CHARLES AND MARTHA SPENCE GREENWOOD SC DR J E REINHARDT JR CAYCE SC GREENVILLE SC ROCK HILL SC DR M B NICKLES JR TIM MAHON DR& MRS TRHETT SPENCER JR HARTSVILLE SC CHARLES FRHEMJR GRAY COURT SC FLORENCE SC GREER SC NORTHSIDE REALTY MALPHRUS CONSTRUCTION CO INC DAVID WSPROUSE BENNETTSVILLE SC DR J CLAYTON RICHARDSON 8 HILTON HEAD ISL SC ANDERSON SC DRC ERIC RICHARDSON NUTEX INC MARTIN ENGINEERING BELTON SC JAMES B STEPHENS TAYLORS WHITE ROCK SC SC GREENVILLE SC R E RIDDLE ROY R & JOYCE C OATES JR JAMES F MARTIN PIEDMONT SC J BENJAMIN STEVENS WOODRUFF SC EDGEFIELD SC SPARTANBURG SC H B RISHER OCONEE SAVINGS & LOAN MARTIN PRINTING INC SPARTANBURG SC R ALLEN STEVENS SENECA SC EASLEY SC ANDERSON SC BOYD,JACKIE,TROY,ALEXA, LANCE B EDWARD ODELL MR & MRS FRANK TMARTINELLI LAURA & JODIE ROBERTS J E STEWART BLDRS INC FLORENCE SC WOODBURY CT CHESTER SC AIKEN SC EMORY GORAHOODJR WILLIAM H MATHIS WALLY ROBERTSON DR DAVID K STOKES JR ATLANTA GA ATLANTA GA MOORE SC SPARTANBURG SC OWENS CORNING DIVISION OFFICE M GREGORY MCCOLLUM ROBERT W ROBINSON JR DR & MRS J R STOUT ANDERSON SC MYRTLE BEACH SC CLEMSON SC AIKEN SC TYRONE K PAGE KWMCCOURT DR STEVEN R ROSS LAWRENCE A SUTHERLAND FLORENCE SC PARSIPPANY NJ FLORENCE SC ANDERSON SC THE PALMETTO BANK JAMES E MCCOY J D ROUSE SR&DR JACOB JOSEPH D SWANN LAURENS SC GREER SC D ROUSE JR GREENVILLE SC HEYWARD MCDANIEL PALMETTO LOOM REED CO LURAY SC DONNA SWIFT GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC WILLIAM ESASSER III FRIPP ISLAND SC PARK PLACE CORPORATION BELMONT MA MAC AND SUSAN MCDARIS R NORMAN TAYLOR MD GREENVILLE SC SALEM SC JAMES SATTERFIELD ROCK HILL SC E RAYMOND & BRIGHT G PARKER WEST UNION SC MR & MRS FRANK J MCGEE JAMES CTHIGPEN C/O GAFFNEY BROADCASTING INC CLINTON SC DONALD J & KAREN C SAUCIER SUMMERTON SC GAFFNEY SC TAYLORS SC

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DR CHARLIE WTIMMERMAN DON V WHELCHEL & EDWIN W EVANS RONALD J MC COY AIKEN SC STANLEY RIGGINS TAYLORS SC GREENVILLE SC CHARLOTTE NC IN HONOR OF MR & MRS WP (PAP) BENJAMIN M EVATT DEANA& JOHN MC ENTIRE TIMMERMAN ROBERT J WILLIAMS JR GREER SC CLEMSON SC HARTSVILLE SC ATLANTA GA BOB A GALIANO JR THURMON W MC LAMB TRACY E TINDAL MR & MRS EUGENE PWILLIMON SUMTER SC LITTLE RIVER SC ROCK HILL CLEMSON SC SC GARRISON/CLARK/GARRISON SCMCMEEKIN MEMORIAL DRR SIMS TOMPKINS C STEPHEN & KAY S WILSON CLEMSON SC CHARLESTON SC CHARLOTTE NC COLUMBIA SC PAUL GAUGHF GENES BOB MERRITT

PAT TOOLE D I WILSON COMPANY SUMTER SC EASLEY SC GREENVILLE SC GEORGETOWN SC ROBERT A GLENN MR & MRS J GRADY MILLER JR THE TORRINGTON CO COL & MRS JOSEPH K WILSON JR GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC CLINTON SC BELTON SC DON E GOLIGHTLY JAMES D MILLER MR & MRS RICHARD T TOWNSEND ROBERT P WOLF DESIGN COLLABORATIVE INC FLORENCE SC LAURENS BUFORD GA COLUMBIA SC SC TERRI& MARK MILLER TRIKATE INC ALLEN K WOOD JR RAMONAT GRAVELY WINSTON SALEM NC GREENVILLE SC CLEMSON SC SUNSET SC MRS SARA MADDEN MORRIS IN MEMORY OF JERRY C JACKSON ALLEN & JOSIE WOOD SAMUEL SCOH GREENE GREENVILLE SC SPARTANBURG SC FLORENCE SC GREER SC PAT & MARSHA NOBLES TWO STATE CONSTRUCTION CO MR & MRS CHARLES R WOOD MR & MRS G GORDON GREENWOOD N MYRTLE BEACH SC THOMSON GA HIGHLANDS NC ASHEVILLE NC THOMAS KNORRIS VULCAN MATERIALS INC J & M WREN MAX & RITA GREGORY TAYLORS SC GREENVILLE SC SPARTANBURG SC INMAN SC BENSON & REN OVERTON WALKER & WHITESIDE INC WRENN MACHINE TOOLS INC KEN & SARAH GORDON CLEMSON SC TAYLORS WEST COLUMBIA GASTONIA NC SC SC CAROLYN & STEVE PEARCE MR & MRS JOHN A WALTER S BRUCE & VALERIE CWUNNER LOIS R GUEST SIMPSONVILLE SC SIMPSONVILLE SC KIT BRYAN FLORENCE SC MR & MRS HENRY H PERKINS III LIGHTHOUSE POINTFL DR & MRS WILLIAM R WARNER LLOYD G GURLEY SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENWOOD SC WYMAN INC SALISBURY NC JAMES M PERRY BLUFFTON SC THOMAS J WARWICK FRANKLIN & JOYCE HARTSELL RUTHERFORDTON NC GREENVILLE SC JAMES ZACHRICH JR CLEMSON SC M LLOYD W PURSER GREENWOOD SC RAYMOND S WATERS DR EDWIN C HENTZ GREENSBORO NC SPARTANBURG SC GORDON DZUBER CHESTER SC HOWARD N RAWL SPARTANBURG SC CHARLES T & CHRISTOPHER WATTS JOHN H HOLCOMBE JR GILBERT SC AIKEN MYRTLE BEACH SC SC CT& DORIS REYNOLDS MR & MRS T CARROLL HOLCOMBE LEXINGTON SC ANDERSON SC MR & MRS MARKS RICHARDSON DANIEL E HUNT CHARLOTTE NC EASLEY SC RUTH BROADWELL WAYNE & BETTY ANN ROBERSON Life Donors GREENWOOD SC J THOMAS HUNTER JR WEAVERVILLE NC MRS J H ABRAMS MARION SC THOMAS M BROSNAN D H ROBERTS SALEM SC ASHEVILLE NC WALTER L HUNTER JR GREENWOOD SC ANDERSON ENTERPRISES INC COLUMBIA SC DAN E BRUCE MICHAEL ERODDEY GREENWOOD SC GREENVILLE SC GRADY R JONES MEMORIAL GREENVILLE SC TOM ARTHUR BELTON SC C DICK BUCKLES CARL R ROGERS SPARTANBURG SC HARTSVILLE SC HAROLD R JONES FAIR PLAY SC H KEITH ANDERSON WINNSBORO SC CHUCK M CAPE GILRUSHTON GREENWOOD SC GREENWOOD SC DR SIDNEY EKIRKLEY EASLEY SC MR & MRS JACK L ATKINSON HENDERSONVILLE NC SCOTT CARPENTER E T (TOM) SALISBURY GREENVILLE SC SIMPSONVILLE SC MR & MRS SANDY KIRKUS SUMMERVILLE SC MR & MRS LEWIS BAGWELL GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS NEB CLINE JR JOHN HAROLD SEASE WARE SHOALS SC GREENVILLE SC TERRELL LANKFORD INSURANCE PROSPERITY SC KEVIN M BARTH GREENVILLE SC JACK COGGINS J CLYDE SIMMONS FLORENCE SC TAYLORS SC MRS ERNEST EUGENE LESLIE SPARTANBURG SC

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T L MACK BELTON INDUSTRIES INC Donors WEBBS CHRISTMAS TREE FARM JOE A BROWN ANDERSON SC BELTON SC OLAR SC ABBEVILLE SALLEY SC MICHAEL D & TAMMY MATHEWS BELTON METAL CO BARNWELL C DUPRE MRS CARROL H WARNER MRS WM ANDERSON SC BELTON SC ABBEVILLE SC WAGENER SC DEWEY F GRIGGS MICHAEL A MCGEE R A FERGUSON JR BARNWELL SC JAMES B JONES JR ALLENDALE MR & MRS ANDERSON SC BELTON SC ABBEVILLE SC FM YOUNG CO INC KATHRYN C LEMON NATIONSBANK CORPORATION JEANNE G FOWLER BARNWELL SC MILFORD FAIRFAX SC MRS T C ANDERSON SC BELTON SC ABBEVILLE SC ANDERSON BARNETT LEE MAZURSKY OWENS CORNING FIBERGLAS GOODMAN CONVEYOR CO BARNWELL SC CHARLES L POWELL JERRY ALLEN CORP BELTON SC ABBEVILLE SC THOMAS WARREN WEEKS ANDERSON SC RESINS COATINGS DIV & MR & MRS D MICHAEL GREER BARNWELL SC HERBY ROSENBERG & FAMILY JOHN APINIS ANDERSON SC BELTON SC JIMMY F MORRIS ABBEVILLE SC ANDERSON SC PIEDMONT HONDA ANDY & LORI JARMAN BLACKVILLE SC GEORGE MSPEERJR BAYCHEM ANDERSON SC BELTON SC ABBEVILLE SC ANDERSON SC MR AND MRS ROBERT CARR PLEZ U STORES MIKE, ALLISON, AUNDREA WILLISTON SC MR & MRS RUFUS C SHERARD BECKMAN CONSTRUCTION ANDERSON SC & AMY JOHNSON CALHOUN FALLS SC BEAUFORT ANDERSON SC MR & MRS NORMAN W POWELL BELTON SC T R GARRETT GENE POWELL MR & MRS RONNIE L BROCK ANDERSON SC GRADY R JONES MEMORIAL DONALDS SC BEAUFORT SC ANDERSON SC RED CIRCLE BELTON SC GRIFFIN ENTERPRISES INC AIKEN JAMES B & MARILYN L BROYLES ANDERSON SC TOMMY & LISA LYNCH ANDERSON SC BEAUFORT SC WILLIAM R ALEXANDER IN MEMORY OF FRAZ BELTON SC E & JUDY BELLO AIKEN SC MARVIN BUFFINGTON & SONS H NORMAN & HENRY CARTER J K MEEKS HILTON HEAD ISL SC TRACY BLEDSOE ANDERSON SC ANDERSON SC BELTON SC ROBERT E BISHOP AIKEN SC RON & B J BURRISS CHARLES L& MELISSA MREID EDGAR RAY MOORE JR HILTON HEAD ISL SC RICHARD L BOYLESTON ANDERSON SC ANDERSON SC BELTON SC AIKEN MR & MRS HENRY I JUDY JR SC F DAVID BURTON JAMES E REID MARION C NICKLES JR HILTON HEAD ISL SC JAN. CARL AND TRIPP BRYAN ANDERSON SC ANDERSON SC BELTON SC BERKLEY AIKEN SC CAROLINA BEER CO INC DR DONALD C ROBERTS & SUPERIOR ENGINEERING INC ELBERT HINES HAMILTON ANDERSON SC DR JOSEPH CYARBROUGHJR BELTON SC JIM & JEN WILLIAMSON & FAMILY ANDERSON SC GOOSE CREEK SC AIKEN SC NATHAN WCHILDS GREGORY ETYSL STEVEN W & CHRISTINA W HOLT ANDERSON SC BOBBY R ROWLAND BELTON SC DR PETER E MYERS IV AIKEN SC ANDERSON SC MONCKS CORNER SC R CAROL COOK JANE C RIDGEWAY JACK D HUTTO ANDERSON SC SKATELAND USA HONEA PATH SC MRS WINONA H PEAGLER ANDERSON SC MONCKS CORNER SC AIKEN SC WILLIAM OCORDERJR DENNIS EMCELHANNON MR & MRS DOUG KINGSMORE ANDERSON SC DR KENNETH W SMITH PELZER SC HOWARD L THARP ANDERSON SC MONCKS CORNER SC MIKE KINGSMORE R DOUG CROMER MR & MRS GEORGE VERES AIKEN SC ANDERSON SC T BARNEY SMITH AGENCY INC PELZER SC CALHOUN JOHN H MCALHANEY JR (JACKIE) FOOD SERVICES INC ANDERSON SC IN MEMORY OF "STUMP" BLACK CROMER MELVIN E BARNETTE AIKEN SC ANDERSON SC MR & MRS J DAVID STANDEFFER PENDLETON SC & A H PETERS JR TIRE ANDERSON SC HONOR OF "LITTLE STUMP" DEE OIL & CO E BRADFORD ELLIS BLACK AIKEN SC ANDERSON SC LARRY E STONE CONST CO PENDLETON SC CAMERON SC MR & MRS C TENNANT JR FRANK ESKRIDGE ANDERSON SC W J LAWRENCE CARTEE HAIGLER JR & AIKEN SC ANDERSON SC JC& SHELBY STORY MRS ELDON V ROBERT ISAAC SONS H ODELL WEEKS JR FRANK DISTRIBUTING CO ANDERSON SC PENDLETON SC CAMERON SC AIKEN SC ANDERSON SC A FRED STRINGER JR DVM LEWIS H KEENEY HENRY TECKLENBURG BUDDY & LINDA WHITLAW DEWEY FREEMAN ANDERSON SC PENDLETON SC ST MATTHEWS SC AIKEN SC ANDERSON SC CHARLES "BUD" TABOR TMCALISTER LEONARD CHARLESTON ROBERT & CINDY BUIST DRM RAY GILLESPIE ANDERSON SC PIEDMONT SC DR CALVERT C ALPERT NORTH AUGUSTA SC ANDERSON SC LEON HOLLEY W CHARLESTON SC ANTHONY & STEPHANIE HAM- LEE AND TOM HANCOCK STARR SC WILLIAM P BETCHMAN SR MOND ANDERSON SC BOB BOND CHARLESTON SC NORTH AUGUSTA SC DR JAMES A HENDERSON TOWNVILLE SC CARL POOLE INC JOHN JESTER ANDERSON SC GREG FOX/STANLEY METZ/ AUGUSTA CHARLESTON SC NORTH SC R HERBERT INC DANNIE CANNON/LARRY MASON MR & MRS MARION JONES JR ANDERSON SC WILLIAMSTON SC FURMAN RCULLUM NORTH AUGUSTA SC CHARLESTON SC HII 1 INC' 1 1 IILLIHOIISFIUUJL J DOUG'S SPEED SHOP BEN G WATSON ANDERSON SC WILLIAMSTON SC PHIL R FLOYD CHARLESTON SC NORTH AUGUSTA SC MR & MRS T CARROLL HOL- HARRY MAJOR DR W GAMEWELL WATSON COMBE WILLIAMSTON SC MARY BAILEY HARKEN NORTH AUGUSTA SC CHARLESTON SC ANDERSON SC MR & MRS GEORGE E MARION HEINSOHN MR & MRS JOHN LEE WOOD JR JON D HOLMES Richard Holliday WILLIAMSTON SC FRANK NORTH AUGUSTA SC ANDERSON SC CHARLESTON SC

90 WILLIAM C KEIMWERTY MR & MRS WAYNE JONES/ DARLINGTON EDGEFIELD CHARLESTON SC LESLIE & PAMELA HUBERT C BAKER DDS YONCE FORD MERCURY SC MR AND MRS TOM B LAROCHE BLACKSBURG DARLINGTON SC EDGEFIELD SC CHARLESTON SC WADE B BLOUNT MR AND MRS HAROLDS MR & MRS LEWIS F HOLMES III BARRETT S LAWRIMORE GAFFNEY SC BRIDGES JOHNSTON SC CHARLESTON SC MR & MRS LOUIS V CAGGIANO JR DARLINGTON SC TERRY & VICKIE TIMMERMAN SC BRENT LEWIS GAFFNEY DANIEL L PEARMAN JOHNSTON SC CHARLESTON SC CHEROKEE MASONRY INC DARLINGTON SC FAIRFIELD GAFFNEY SC FRANK E LUCAS WILLIAM M BOYCE MRS. EMILY MCMEEKIN CHARLESTON SC DAVID D CURRY DOVESVILLE SC MONTICELLO SC Mark Fellers GAFFNEY SC SCMCMEEKIN MEMORIAL DAN ASKINSCOINC GENE C JONES CHARLESTON SC MIKE, JAYMIE, & ERIC DOBBINS HARTSVILLE SC RIDGEWAY SC GAFFNEY SC MEAD'S TREE SERVICE INC DR & MRS WILLIAM R HAROLD JONES R COASTAL STRUCTURES CHARLESTON SC MR & MRS JOHN M HAMRICK JR BLAKENEY WINNSBORO SC GAFFNEY SC HARTSVILLE SC GEORGETOWN SC REBA AMONTS JOHN C RENWICK JR FRED FAIRCLOTH CHARLESTON SC B R KERNELS C DICK BUCKLES WINNSBORO SC GAFFNEY SC HARTSVILLE SC GEORGETOWN SC J T RICHARDS MD FLORENCE JOHN B HARRIS III CHARLESTON SC J GRADY RANDOLPH JOHNS GRANTHAM JR KEVIN M BARTH GAFFNEY SC HARTSVILLE SC GEORGETOWN SC NEIL C ROBINSON FLORENCE SC CHARLESTON SC DAVID AND KIMBERLYSHEHAN MARION D HAWKINS JR KATHRYN A PEACOCK RUFUS M BROWN GAFFNEY SC HARTSVILLE SC GEORGETOWN SC JEFFREY D SINGLETARY FLORENCE SC CHARLESTON SC DANNY W STACY KENNY HOWLE DUGGER R RIMMER DR RICHARD H BRYANT JR GAFFNEY SC HARTSVILLE SC GEORGETOWN SC NANCY 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SC JOHNSON-LAURA MAE INC JERRY T USHER JR BOB &JANELLE HICKS FOUNTAIN INN SC PHIL & MARY BRADLEY CHESTER SC HARTSVILLE SC FLORENCE SC JOSEPH TMEEHAN JOHNS ISLAND SC MIKE & DENISE LAWSON JOHN C WALKER MR & MRS BRYAN HOWELL FOUNTAIN INN SC FOR KYLE M HICKMAN BY DAVID, CHESTER SC HARTSVILLE SC FLORENCE SC MR & MRS R STEPHEN MOORE LAUREN, CHARLIE AND DEE T L PEEK G JAMES WILDS III LCHAPPELL JONES FOUNTAIN INN SC ANNE CHESTER SC HARTSVILLE SC FLORENCE SC JOHNS ISLAND SC L BAIRD DOUGLAS W STEWART JOHN A SEIDENSTRICKER MR & MRS RICHARD STEWART E JONES FOUNTAIN INN SC REAR ADMIRAL JOSEPH B MCDE- CHESTER SC SOCIETY HILL SC FLORENCE SC VITT MELVIN K YOUNTS ROBERT M STEVENSON DILLON MR & MRS CEPHUS W LONG JOHNS ISLAND SC FOUNTAIN INN SC CHESTER SC CAROLE AND JAY ARNETTE FLORENCE SC SKEETER & ABBEY WIGGINS MR & MRSWJ ABLES HALSTED M STONE MD DILLON SC STEVE R LOVE JOHNS ISLAND SC CHESTER GREENVILLE SC SC CHARLES F CARMICHAEL & SAV- FLORENCE SC JAMES E BOSWELL MR & MRS WM BARRY AGNEW S MARVIN WALDREP INGS INC DR LLOYD MILLER MOUNT PLEASANT SC GREENVILLE SC CHESTER SC DILLON SC PALMETTO HEALTH ASSOC CLCRIBBJR FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT LAURENS W FLOYD FLORENCE SC MR & MRS COLONEL H ALBERT- MOUNT PLEASANT SC SON CHESTER SC DILLON SC BEN PERROU GREENVILLE SC MICHAEL WDELEON WILLIAM T CLARY ROGERS FARMS FLORENCE SC MOUNT PLEASANT SC DR JIM M ALEXANDER FORT LAWN SC FORK SC DRSTW& E PHILLIPS GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS R S MCCANTS III MS LORINE LINDER, JIMMY UN- DORCHESTER FLORENCE SC MOUNT PLEASANT SC MILTON C ANTONAKOS DER & DAVID LINDER MRS MARGARET SHIEDER MARY COURTNEY POWERS GREENVILLE SC BENJAMIN L SCOTT FORT LAWN SC HARLEYVILLE SC FLORENCE SC CARD CLOTHING INC MOUNT PLEASANT SC SHEPHERD AND SONS INC ASHWORTH HW DAVID G CAMPBELL IRA S RAINWATER III GREENVILLE SC E M SEABROOK JR, E M RICHBURG SC RIDGEVILLE SC FLORENCE SC SEABROOK III & LEWIS E CHESTERFIELD MR & MRS JACK L ATKINSON C BRYAN JORDAN II CHARLES EDWIN SAVERANCE SEABROOK GREENVILLE SC WE HOUGH SAINT GEORGE SC FLORENCE SC MOUNT 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CORP GEORGETOWN DR & MRS J FRANK BIGGERS CHRIS M BIGALKE WALTERBORO SC SUMMERVILLE SC JOE/TOMMY/JOEY BRANYON GREENVILLE SC (TOM) SALISBURY ANDREWS SC IN MEMORY OF JIMMY MITCHELL ET RICHARD P BIGGER BY & MRS MITCHELL & SUMMERVILLE SC J C & BARBARA ELLIOTT MR GREENVILLE SC GRACE ANN WM EDWARD TWILLEY JR ANDREWS SC ROBERT H BISHOP WALTERBORO SC SUMMERVILLE SC SAMUEL M HARPER GREENVILLE SC G. 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9f RICHARD VANCE DAVIS DONALD F KAPP WILLIAM LINDSAY WYLIE JR NICOLE DETUELO GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC MAULDIN SC MRS STRATTON A CHARLES E & GAYLE M KEY- DAVID A BOWERS MILLINNIUM ENTERPRISES DEMOSTHENES GREENVILLE SC GREER SC MAULDIN SC GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS SANDY KIRKUS WILLIAM LEIGHTON BROWN STEVEN L SAVINI MR & MRS R JACK DILL JR GREENVILLE SC GREER SC MAULDIN SC GREENVILLE SC B B KNIGHT JR HARRY F BYERS MR & MRS RICHARD L WATSON DOVE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC GREENVILLE SC GREER SC ASHLEY GREENVILLE SC DR KENNETH B KNIGHT RON L & DIANE E DAVIS MAULDIN SC George Ducworth JORDAN & DUCKER CORP GREENVILLE SC GREER SC R B WHORTON IV/A B CROSS/ GREENVILLE SC RLKUNZINC BENJAMIN M EVATT T N LAWSON/J L WALKER STEVE DUNLAP GREENVILLE SC GREER SC MAULDIN SC LUTHER BOLIEK GREENVILLE SC WILLIAM M LANDRETH MICHAEL R GILLIAM LARRY & RONNIE AYERS GREENVILLE SC EDWARD F DURHAM JR GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC JAMES A BOLING GREENVILLE SC TERRELL LANKFORD INS RALPH & KAREN GOLSON JAMES WBRASWELLJR GREENVILLE SC W FRANK DURHAM JR GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC B K BOLT GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS LG LEWIS JR SAMUEL SCOTT GREENE ALLEN &ANGIE COX GREENVILLE SC MRS ELLIOTT A EASLEY GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC BONITZ CONTRACTING CO INC GREENVILLE SC SAM & HARRIET LIGON JAMES W HANNAH HOWARD CRENSHAW GREENVILLE SC CHARLES H ENGLISH GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC HOWARD BOYD JR GREENVILLE SC T DORSEY W LINDA LONG TRAVEL J KIRK HIND D & MARY GREENVILLE SC RICHARD B ERWIN GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC V JR JOHN BOYETTE GREENVILLE SC V B LIPPARD JR RUSSELL JORDAN MR & MRS LLOYD M EARGLE GREENVILLE SC DAVID & LINDA ESTES GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC CHBRANYON PIPE COMPANY GREENVILLE SC JULIAN LANGSTON JR J HAROLD MACK -ARCHITECT JULIA K WELCH & JOHN KAY JR M GREENVILLE SC THOMAS L FARTHING GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC JAMES & CLAUDIA BROWN GREENVILLE SC SCOH T MANN GEORGE KELADA WILLIAM & GLORIA MOODY GREENVILLE SC JAMES E FOSTER JR & GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC JEFFREY SCOH BROWN E COLE HUCKABEE C B MARTIN JR HUGH LANCASTER MR & MRS W A MULLIKIN GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC JOHN BROWN ENGINEERS FRANCIS REALTY CO ALFRED MATHIASEN III DAVID JOE LESLEY C M SHOOK & CONSTRUCTORS GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC GREENVILLE SC F B FREDERE III H JACK MCCALL JR MCMILLAN-CARTER INC WAYNE D TINSLEY DAN E BRUCE GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC GREENVILLE SC FREEMAN & MAJOR. RONALD J MCCOY R NEIL MCWHITE JEFFWHALEY CHARLES A BRYAN JR ARCHITECTS GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC ROBERT L MCLEOD JR BILL AND SUZANNE MISIAVEG DR FREDDIE ZINK C H PATRICK CO INC GARRISON J BUILDING SERVICE GREENVILLE SC GREER SC PIEDMONT SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC MCNAUGHTON-MCKAY RON & JOANN NEWTON WILLIAM R ALEXANDER JR JOSEPH W CARTER RE GLENN GREENVILLE SC GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC J G MILLER JR MR & MRS WILLIAM L PHILLIPS JOHN & PAM BALLENTINE ARCHIE H CHANDLER III ROBERT A GLENN GREENVILLE SC GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC JAMES D MILLER MARGARET C SLOAN GLENN BRACKIN DAVID T CHAPMAN R AGODLEY GREENVILLE SC GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC WALLACE MOON ROBERT E SMITH JR KENNETH G BUEHRING LANGDON CHEVES III JOEL W GRAY III GREENVILLE SC SIMPSONVILLE SC GREER SC . GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC THOMAS MOORE THE SUGAR CREEK TIGERS JIM & PATTY BUNN THOMAS M CHEVES C L GREENE GREENVILLE SC GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC SARA MADDEN MORRIS SWIFT TRANSPORTATION SCOH D CARPENTER CLEMSON ECONOMICS SYLVIA GREER GREENVILLE SC GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC CONSORTIUM GREENVILLE SC MORRIS CONST CO-HENRY JOHN R TAPP MR & MRS WESLEY COKER GREENVILLE SC JIM GREGORIE HOLSEBER GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC CLEMSON SPORTS NETWORK GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC ALLEN & LUCY WALCHER TONY ELZOGHBI GREENVILLE SC DAVID HARLAN WILLIAM D NEAL JR GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC MR & MRS NEB CLINE JR GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS CHARLES D WAY PHIL & MARY ESPOSITO GREENVILLE SC ROBERT T HARRISON KEVIN PAUL O'CONNOR GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC MARSHALL J COLEMAN GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC NELSON H WELCH STEPHEN E HART GREENVILLE SC HERITAGE DEVELOPMENT CORP PATRICK F ODEA GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC WILLIAM A COLEMAN INC GREENVILLE SC JAMES WRIGHT FAMILY HENRY PAK INC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC ORDERS DISTRIBUTING CO INC GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC COLLINS MUSIC CO JOE AHEWELL GREENVILLE SC & MRS DONALD R HILL MS E J BLACKWELL MR GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC WASTEOUIP L M MAULDIN SC SIMPSONVILLE SC MARK W COOPER NO HOLDERS, ASSOCIATES GREENVILLE SC CAROLINA SPRINKLER CO INC #2 RICK HOWELL GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS KERMITM WATSON MAULDIN SC SIMPSONVILLE SC PIEDMONT PETROLEUM DR JOSEPH WHOLLIDAY JOE B MAFFETT CAROLINA SPRINKLER CO INC KEN JOHNSON TIGER SCHOLARSHIP GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC MAULDIN SC SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC WILLIE R HUDSON MR & MRS BOB Y WEATHERS BENJAMIN KCLAUSS THOMAS P LANE JR & JOHN G CREECH GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC MAULDIN SC KENNETH J HALL GREENVILLE SC EDDIE W HUGHES BOB E WEBB SIMPSONVILLE SC MR&MRS CHARLES F GREENVILLE GREENVILLE SC SC HAL E LOWDER JR DAVENPORT JOEL R INMAN MD WFBCTV SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC ATTN: RON BASS GAINES & KAREN MASSEY GLEN G DAVES MD WILLIAM B&ANDEM GREENVILLE SC SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC JACKSON DAVID HWILKINS BRIAN C MCGINNIS DAVIS ELECTRICAL GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC SIMPSONVILLE SC CONSTRUCTORS JENNINGS-DILL INC MR & MRS CHARLES P HAROLD L MERCK GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC WILLIMON SIMPSONVILLE SC GORDON S DAVIS MELVYNW JOHNSON GREENVILLE SC MILTON I OZMINT GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC CHARLES & SABRA WYATT SIMPSONVILLE SC RANDAL M DAVIS GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS WILLIAM R JOLLY JR CAROLYN & STEVE PEARCE GREENVILLE SC Blake Campbell GREENVILLE SC SIMPSONVILLE SC

92 MR & MRS HENRY H PERKINS II GREENWOOD WR REEVES JR REID DEMPSEY SIMPSONVILLE SC ANDERSON ENTERPRISES INC CAMDEN SC CHAPIN SC RICHARD C POWER GREENWOOD SC MICHAEL L& WINDY MR & MRS WILLIAM M HAMIL- SIMPSONVILLE SC H KEITH ANDERSON SATTERWHITE TON SANDY RIDGE GREENWOOD SC CAMDEN SC CHAPIN SC SIMPSONVILLE SC MRS ERNESTINE S BAGWELL MRSVELMAMSHEALY MR & MRS HARRY J JOHNSON CAMDEN SC SR TIMOTHY J RUSSELL GREENWOOD SC CHAPIN SC SIMPSONVILLE SC WAYNE BELL GEORGE SINGLETON JR ROBERTS SMITH GREENWOOD SC CAMDEN SC ROBERT & BETTY LINDLER CHAPIN SC SIMPSONVILLE SC RUTH BROADWELL Tom Boozer LANCASTER BILL & ANN MCCRARY KENNETH L TUTEN JR-LYNN C GREENWOOD SC MR & MRS ROBERTS ENGLISH CHAPIN SC TUTEN-KENNETH LTUTEN III MR AND MRS DANNY LANCASTER SC SIMPSONVILLE SC BROTHERS HAMPTON STEVEN EPPS SR LONNIE E & CLARE L TURNER III STANULMER MD GREENWOOD SC WINSTON A LAWTONJR LANCASTER SC CHAPIN SC ESTILL CHARLES E WHITENER SIMPSONVILLE SC IN MEMORY OF RALPH M SC GARRIN WHEGLER FRANK D WYATT HERBERT CANNON DR JERRY FRANK CREWS JR LANCASTER SC CHAPIN SC SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENWOOD SC HAMPTON SC DAVID & LINDA ABERNATHY OSCAR S PORTER III BILL & MARIAN BARBARY CHUCK M CAPE HARRY LFOYJR LANCASTER SC COLUMBIA SC TAYLORS SC GREENWOOD SC HAMPTON SC W CARLTON THOMPSON LAURA G ALEXANDER LARRY DEAN BRIGHT JR DR RICHARD M CHRISTIAN HENRY LEE FOY LANCASTER SC COLUMBIA SC RHONDA AND JOEL COLLINS TAYLORS SC GREENWOOD SC HAMPTON SC KEN, LIB, CHRIS, DOUG AND A B BULLINGTON SR JOHN LINDSAY CROOK JOHN D HULL LEIGH VARNADORE COLUMBIA SC TAYLORS SC GREENWOOD SC HAMPTON SC LANCASTER SC DUKES EQUIPMENT CO INC COLUMBIA SC JACK COGGINS MR & MRS GEORGE L CROUT HORRY LARRY L WOLFE TAYLORS SC GREENWOOD SC HOYTLHENDRICK LANCASTER SC CHARLES GELFERTJR DUNAGAN ENGINEERING INC ENVIRONMENTAL PROPERTIES CONWAY SC LAURENS COLUMBIA SC TAYLORS SC GREENWOOD SC JOHN C PARDUE JR MR & MRS HENRY V BLALOCK- CHARLES E HILL EDWIN W EVANS GILBERT GROUP LTD CONWAY SC CLINTON SC COLUMBIA SC TAYLORS SC GREENWOOD SC PEOPLES 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The ACC is one of only two confer- 17-8 record (.680), while BOWL RECORD BY CONFERENCE ences to capture three or more national Florida State is now fifth CONFERENCE APP RECORD PCT football titles since 1980. Clemson laid with a 15-8-2 mark ACC 147 76-66-5 .534 claim the league's second title in (.640). Clemson is 10th to Pac-10 160 82-72-6 .531 1 Georgia Tech followed suit in 1 990 with a 12-9 record 981 , SEC 278 135-130-13 .509 while Florida State pocketed national (.571). Big 10 160 79-78-3 .503 title number four in 1993. *Five of the ACC's Big East 96 46-51-1 .484 *The nine schools that take to the nine teams were ranked Big 12 233 110-119-4 .481 field this fall under the ACC banner have at least two weeks in the Conference USA 36 16-18-2 .472 produced 322 first or second team grid- AP poll in 1996. Mid-American 28 13-15-0 .464 iron All-Americans and 49 first-team ac- *The 1996 season WAC 135 58-72-5 .448 ademic All-Americans. ACC teams have marked the eighth con- Big West 14 5-8-1 .393 had 1,358 players selected in the annu- secutive year the ACC al professional football draft, including had at least four teams was one of just three schools nationally 90 first-round draft selections. participating in bowl games. (BYU and Boston College were the oth-

*lf success is best measured in The ACC is the only conference in ers) to have all of their games on nation- terms of wins and losses, the ACC over the nation to have each of its schools al or regional live television in 1996. the years has proved itself to be among play in a bowl game in the decade of the *54 of the 72 conference games in the elite in Division l-A football. The 1990s. 1996 were shown on live television. ACC remains the nation's winningest *ACC Football has drawn at least 2.2 *Only the Pac-10 with 13 players, bowl conference as the nine current million fans for six straight years. ACC had more former players take part in the league teams are a combined 76-66-5 in teams played to 85.3 percent of their NFL Pro Bowl at the conclusion of the postseason play, including 22-16-1 since stadium capacity in 1996. 1996 season. The ACC had 11 with 1987. *ACC teams made an all-time high Clemson leading the nation with five. Three ACC teams, Clemson, Flori- 56 appearances on national television in *Eleven times over the past 17 da State and Georgia Tech, are among 1996. League teams made 28 appear- years, an ACC member school has the nation's top 10 winningest bowl ances on ABC, 19 on ESPN and claimed the CFA Academic Achieve- teams. Georgia Tech has the highest ESPN2, three on CBS and one each on ment Award, which is awarded to a CFA winning percentage in bowl play with a NBC, TBS, Fox and Prime. Clemson member institution with the highest grad-

uation rate among members of its football team. In 1996-97, the ACC Aca- demic Honor Roll record was broken for the 11th straight year as 1410 student- athletes were recognized for their work

in the classroom. The 1996-97 academic year concluded with the league pocketing three

more national team titles and four individual NCAA crowns. Among the indi- & vidual winners was Clemson golfer 1 2 Charles Warren, who won the NCAA 94 Championship at Conway Farms in Chi- cago in a playoff. The ACC placed at least one team

in the top 1 in 1 6 of the 24 sports spon- sored by the league. The league had 33 It top 10 finishes overall and 84 teams competed at the NCAA championships of their respective sports. "Since the league's inception in 1953, ACC schools have captured 59 NCAA and AIAW championships, including 27 in men's competition and 32 in

women's. In addition, 100 men and 24 Clemson is one of three ACC schools to win the National Championship women have earned the coveted title of since 1980. Above, Dan Benish (71) and William Devane (94) celebrate a the NCAA champion. fumble recovery in the victory over Nebraska.

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by Amy Moore kick off the festivities with their traditional pregame show. For starters, Tiger Band will Clemson University Alma Mater: Today is a special day full of excitement, stir up sweet memories of the 1981 National Where the Blue Ridge yawns its anticipation and memories as many Clemson Championship season with the "Orange Bowl greatness students experience their final home March". Following the march will be the illus-

Clemson football game. It's hard to believe trious sounds of Tiger Rag with one of John Where the Tigers play that the 1997 Tiger football season is coming Phillip Sousa's most renouned compositions, Here the sons of dear old Clemson to an end. For seniors, the past few years "The Washington Post". The Clemson Reign supreme alway. have passed in the blink of an eye as their University Pershing Rifles Company C4 will college days are drawing to a close. then present the colors as everyone stands to Chorus A final chapter closes in the lives of many honor America in the singing of "God Bless Dear old Clemson, we will triumph Clemson seniors today, especially those America". And with all our might members of Tiger Band. For each senior After the invocation, the crowd is asked to member of Tiger Band, today's performance remain standing for the Pledge of Allegiance That the Tigers roar may echo will be a special one as they perform "Tiger and the National Anthem conducted by Dr. O'er the mountain height. Rag" for the last time in Death Valley. Tiger Richard Goodstein. Tiger Band then invites Band salutes these graduating seniors for everyone to sing the Clemson University Psychedelic Sixties". The show will feature a their contributions to Tiger Band and the Alma Mater. musical salute to the 60's era including entire Clemson University Band Program. Another noted tradition in this afternoon's Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit", The Clemson University Athletic pregame is the dotting of the "i" after the band Steppenwolf's "Born to be Wild", and "I Can Department would also like to extend heart- spells out 'Tigers' in its traditional script form. See For Miles" by The Who. felt thanks to the graduating seniors of Tiger Today's honor of dotting the "i" belongs to The Tiger Band staff includes Dr. Mark Band for their countless hours of practice and Jane Robelot. Robelot is a 1982 Clemson Hosier, Tiger Band Director, Dr. Richard energetic performances that have made graduate who is now the anchor of the CBS Goodstein, Director of Bands, Cheryl Hosier, them a part of the Clemson tradition. This Morning Progam airing nationally on the Flag LineATwirler Instructor, and announcer Whether it is First Friday Parade, Spirit Day, CBS television network. She got her start in Tim Willis. Homecoming, or just any exciting Tiger foot- broadcasting at WCCP in Clemson and Tiger Band wishes to extend an invitation ball game, these seniors have led the other served as the head of pep rallies for Central to everyone to their annual "Pass-in -Review members in displaying what Clemson spirit is Spirit during Clemson's National concert on Thursday, November 20 at 8:00 all about. Championship season of 1981. PM at the Brooks Center on the Clemson This year, Tiger Band graduating seniors At this point in the pregame celebration, campus. A $2 donation will be accepted at include Jessica Dean, Mark Cline, Kristin Tiger Band again strikes up the Orange Bowl the door. Goodenow, Kristi Gilden, Melanie Wallace, March while forming a tunnel on both sides of As the sun sets on another football sea- Ginger Nickles, Travis Hamrick, Ron the hill. The excitement is rising and anticipa- son in Death Valley, we salute Tiger Band for Anderson, Stokes Player, Heather Orr, Lisa tion is basically tipping the scales as over keeping the Tiger spirit alive. As Mark Hosier Moore, Misty Martin, Kimberly Griffith, Becky 80,000 Tiger fans await "the most exciting 25 states, "The years of dedication and effort by Garner, Owen Parks, Stephen Crowell, Jason seconds in college football". As the cannons these Clemson students has been appreciat- Smith, Jeff Freeze, Debra Tolsma, Russ fire and the Tigers come rushing down the hill ed by all Tiger fans. Best wishes in the future Roddey, Jessica Moore, Shaun Ratliff, Erik into Death Valley the pregame show con- to all seniors, and thank you for a job well Brown, Brad Putman, Kishinda House, and cludes, and the next 30 minutes of play will be done!" Ernest Trussell. nonstop football excitement. As Hall of Fame Day is being celebrated For this weekend's halftime performance, throughout today's game, the Tiger Band will Tiger Band has chosen the theme "The

Graduating Seniors: Row 1 (L to R): Jessica Dean, Mark Cline, Kristin Goodenow, Kristi Gilden, Melanie Wallace, Ginger Harmon,

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CLEMSON (6-3, 4-3) ACC STANDINGS North Carolina (8-1,5-1) Team Data CU OPP Team ACC Overall Team Data UNC OPP Total Offense 3419 2724 Florida State 7-0 9-0 Total Offense 3314 1982 Total Plays 637 592 North Carolina 5-1 8-1 Total Plays 636 576 Yards/Play 5.4 4.6 Virginia 5-2 6-3 Yards/Play 5.21 3.44 Yards/Game 379.9 302.7 Clemson 4-3 6-3 Yards/Game 368.22 220.22 Rush Yds./Game 155.6 80.1 Georgia Tech 3-3 4-4 Rush Yds./Game 110.11 79.56 Pass Yds/Game 224.3 222.6 Pass Yds/Game 258.11 140.67 Wake Forest 3-4 5-5 Pass. Efficiency 141.8 114.0 Pass. Efficiency 133.44 89.55 N.C. State 2-5 4-5 Punting Average 41.0 40.6 Punting Average 36.5 37.5 Maryland 1-6 2-8 Turnovers 17 11 Turnovers 23 19 Duke 0-6 2-7 Penalities 52-366 58-432 Penalities 54-434 69-517 Total First Downs 183 151 Total First Downs 176 126 Sacks by defense 25-168 29-166 THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Sacks by defense 36-277 28-171 Interceptions by Def. 6 8 Clemson vs. North Carolina Intercept, by Def. 8 10 3rd Down Conv. 56-135 44-136 Duke vs. Georgia Tech 3rd Down Conv. 54-134 32-134 Time of Poss/Gm. 32:58 27:02 Florida State vs. Wake Forest Time of Poss/Gm. 31:32 28:27 Total Points 218 160 N.C. State vs. Virginia Total Points 239 119 Touchdowns do 18 Maryland has an open date Touchdowns 29 12 Field Goals 16-22 12-18 Field Goals 12-16 12-15 Punt Returns 25-244 28-402 THIS WEEK'S POLLS Punt Returns 32-272 20-204

II 1 \IVsl\U nulU 1 lo 25-509 1 Michigan 2 Kickoff Returns 26-490 29-577

2 Florida State 1 D i c h inn A tt nubiiiny Mil t as Avg TD 3 Nebraska 3 Rushing Att Yds Avg TD Di'inctnr 1 CO 1 A A r rlGSTGr I bo / 44 4.4 6 Linton 183 729 4.0 7 4 Ohio State 4 Gre6ne 91 2.9 Geter 45 201 4.5 5 Tennessee 5 \A/itho re nnnn VvlU luiopuUl l *J*-r 4.0 2 Dyer 23 83 3.6 1 6 Penn State 6 Zanders 35 77 2.2 Williams 14 40 2.9 7 Georgia 7 Austin 27 95 3.5 1 Davenport 49 12 0.2 2 8 North Carolina 8 Clemson 387 1400 3.6 10 UNC 330 991 3.0 11 9 UCLA 10 Opponents 295 721 2.4 6 Opponents 309 716 2.3 4 10 Kansas State 8 11 LSU 11 Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD 12 Florida 12 Home 61 851 14.0 7 Brown 46 484 10.5 1 Lawyer 26 363 14.0 2 13 Washington 14 Stevens 39 524 13.4 3 14 Washington State 13 Wofford 23 354 15.4 3 Peace 26 364 14.0 1 15 Arizona State 15 Priester 13 95 7.3 Linton 26 270 10.4 1 Watts 5 71 14.2 16 Auburn 16 Crumpler 22 264 12.0 4 Clemson 158 2019 12.8 13 17 Mississippi State 25 UNC 187 2323 12.4 14 Opponents 156 2003 12.8 8 18 Texas A&M 18 Opponent 129 1266 9.8 8 19 Virginia Tech 17 20 Purdue 20 Pass Cm Att Yds TD 1 Pet Passing Cm Att Yds TD I Pet Greene 152 237 1947 13 7 64.1 21 Syracuse 19 Davenport 115 183 1380 7 3 .628

Streeter 6 13 72 1 46.2 22 Iowa 22 Keldorf 71 122 933 7 7 .582 Clemson 158 250 2019 13 8 63.2 23 Wisconsin 24 Carty 1 1 10 1.000 Opponents 156 297 2003 8 6 52.5 24 Oklahoma State 21 UNC 187 306 2323 14 10 .611 25 Missouri Opponent 129 287 1266 6 8 .483 Tackles Tac TFL-Yds NR West Virginia 23 Anthony Simmons, ILB 118 17-66 Tackles Tac TFL-Yds Mond Wilson, ILB 85 8-34 Clemson NCAA Leaders Kivuusama Mays 103 14.5-54 Rahim Abdullah, OLB 58 3-16 R. Priester Rushing 31st (93.0) Brian Simmons 92 12-26 1-2 DoMarco Fox, FS 56 0-0 N. Greene Passing Effic. 13th (145.3) Greg Williams 83 4-8 1.5-3 Raymond White, MG 50 N. Greene Total Off. 22nd (245.11) Omar Brown 82 Antwan Edwards, 40 0-0 Greg Ellis 68 15-64 DB Tony Home Recept./Gm. 11th (6.78) Adrian Dingle, OLB 38 7-38 Keith Newman 63 5.5-27 Tony Home Recept. Yds./Gm 17th (94.56) Lorenzo Bromell, DT 38 9-30 Vonnie Holliday 55 12-60 Tony Home Punt Returns 42nd(9.76) Tony Plantin, DT 38 7-27 Russell Davis 50 9-31 Tony Home Kickoff Returns 13th (26.53) Robert Carswell, SS 37 0-0 Brandon Spoon 48 6.5-40 D. Richardson Field Goals 43rd (1.0) Mike Pringley 44 8.5-34 1997 Schedule Tony Home All-Purp. Yds. 7th (172.56) Date Opponent Result 1997 Schedule Sept. 6 Appalachian State 23-12 CU Team Comparison UNC Date Opponent Result Sept. 13 at N.C. State 19-17 49th (155.6) Rush. Offense 96th 110.1) Sept. 6 Indiana W, 23-6 Sept. 20 Florida State 28-35 40th (224.3) Pass. Offense 59th (368.2) Sept. 13 Stanford W, 28-17 Sept. 27 at Georgia Tech 20-23 49th (379.9) Tot. Offense 59th (368.2) Sept. 20 at Maryland W, 40-14 Oct. 4 UTEP 39-7 43rd (9.8) Punt Returns 60th (8.5) Sept. 27 Virginia W, 48-20 Oct. 11 Virginia 7-21 10th (24.7) Kickoff Returns 83rd (18.8) Oct. 4 at Texas Christian W, 31-10 Oct. 25 at Maryland 20-9 61st (24.2) Scoring Offense 49th (26.6) Oct. 1 Wake Forest W, 30-12 Nov. 1 at Wake Forest 33-16 5th (80.1) Rushing Defense 4th (79.6) Oct. 18 at N.C. State W, 20-7 16-13 Nov. 8 Duke (OT) 29-20 40th (114.0) Passing Defense 4th (89.6) Oct. 30 at Georgia Tech W, Nov. 15 L, 3-20 North Carolina, 3:30 19th (302.7) Total Defense 3rd (220.2) Nov. 8 Florida State Nov. 22 at South Carolina, 6:00 p.m. Nov. 15 at Clemson 3:30 p.m., ABC 23rd (17.8) Scoring Defense 3rd (13.2) Nov. 22 Duke Noon, JP Compiled by Adair Clary 91st (-0.67) Turnover Margin 84th (-0.44)

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by Bob Bradley town to improve the entering and exiting of rushing and scored his team's only touch- the huge throngs who followed the Tigers. down. North Carolina went on to beat Air North Carolina is Clemson's third oldest Howard always took credit for getting a Force 35-0 in the Gator Bowl later that year. football opponent (behind South Carolina and good road system in Clemson. He claims that In 1964 back at Clemson, the Tigers got Furman), though the Tigers and Tar Heels did he had some of his highway patrol friends stuffed 29-0 by a 3-4 Tar Heel team. Willard not face each other much during the first 60 direct the governor and chief highway com- rushed for 66 yards, scored once and caught years after the first encounter. missioner through the worst part of traffic to three passes for 30 more yards. After the From 1897 through 1915, there were only get his word across. game, Howard went into the North Carolina five games, and then none until 1957, four One of the hardest tackles I've ever seen dressing room and asked specifically for years after the Atlantic Coast Conference in the Valley came in 1967 after the Tigers Willard. Instead of getting an expected con- was formed. But, they've been at it head had taken a 17-6 lead midway through the gratulatory handshake, Howard leaned over strong since. Today is the 41st consecutive last quarter in a game against North Carolina. and kissed Willard on the cheek, saying, "I'm

season that these two have faced off in grid- Rodney Rogers kicked off for Clemson and glad I don't have to see you anymore." iron combat. Ronnie Jackson took the ball at the eight. The 1977 game at Chapel Hill drew as And, for the most part, there have been Don Chuy and Jackson collided at the 27 much hype considering no cable networks some real barn burners. and Jackson was motionless on the ground. existed as there were last week for the Tar But, that is to be expected when two of the He was carried off the field, and had to forego Heels and Seminoles. Clemson went up 13- top three football teams in the ACC meet. his track season that spring, still recovering 10 with 11:13 left, but Obed Ariri missed his The Tar Heels met the other league power, from his injury. first extra point attempt of the year. This gave Florida State last Saturday. A guy named Ken Willard had a pretty the Tar Heels hope and Tom Biddle booted a That meeting between Clemson and good game that day for North Carolina, gain- 30-yard field goal with 58 seconds left for the North Carolina in 1957 was the second year ing 113 yards rushing. The next year at tie. North Carolina went on to win the ACC that Jim Tatum had returned to his alma Chapel Hill, the Tar Heels were 6-1, losing title and Clemson was second. mater after a successful stint at Maryland. It only to Michigan State, before the Tigers Two big plays remain in my mind from the was a disastrous day for the Tigers—a 26-0 arrived. On Friday afternoon loosening up in 1980 and 1981 epic struggles. In 1980 in the loss. This came the week after Clemson had Kenan Stadium, Howard told Chuck Erickson, valley, the Tigers were down five, but drove to disposed of its usual opening opponent North Carolina athletic director: "Chuck, even the North Carolina one-yard line and had a Presbyterian by a 66-0 count. though we're going to beat you tomorrow, first down. Wilbur Bullard, who had gained 43

I remember being on the sidelines late in you're going to a bowl and I'd like to buy you of his 47 career rushing yards in this last the game and coach Frank Howard turned to four tickets for the bowl." quarter, was hit twice for no gain. Homer his trusted assistant, Bob Jones and said: I Clemson went out that next afternoon and Jordan went back to pass on third down, but ain't gonna play PC no more. Our guys didn't won 11-7 on a one-yard sneak in the fourth Lawrence Taylor sacked him for a nine-yard even know they'd been hit last week." quarter by Jim Parker, and a Parker to Lou loss. Jordan then overshot Jerry Gaillard on And sure enough, as was the usual case, r'ogle two-point play. Willard had 53 yards fourth down in the endzone and North Howard held to his word. Carolina took over on downs and ran out In 1958 Clemson opened its season the clock for a 24-19 victory. against Virginia, and had to come from The Tar Heels have not won in behind twice to dump the Cavs, 20-15. Death Valley since. Then Tatum and his light blue Heels blew Maybe the most heads-up play in into town and ole Death Valley had seen the series, and perhaps the history of very few before and not many more since Clemson football, came in 1981 at Chapel then to equal all of the excitement that Hill, Clemson's National Championship day. team. The Tigers (8-0) were ranked num-

Memorial Stadium had just been ber-two, the Tar Heels (7-1 ) were number- enlarged from 20,000 to 38,000 perma- eight. North Carolina had gained posses- nent and the sleepy little village of sion at its own two after a "coffin corner" Clemson was in for something special. punt by Dale Hatcher. Scott Stankavage This was the first 40,000 plus crowd in then directed the Heels for three first the town. Heat patients were laid out like downs, the last one at the North Carolina cord wood. Concesssion stands gave out 40. of ice in the third period and there was a On the first down, Stankavage lot of sweating on the field. passed laterally incomplete to Alan The Tigers came from behind three Burrus. While Burrus was brooding over times and won, 26-21. And, this turned the incompletion, Jeff Bryant, Clemson out to be Howard's 100th victory and his All-America defensive tackle, ran about first over Tatum. "Sunny Jim" had beaten 10 hustling yards and fell on the ball.

'his good buddy Howard' four times while Since it was ruled a lateral, the Tigers he was at Maryland. took over with 57 seconds left and ran out

But, maybe it was a good omen that the clock and won 10-8. The Greenville the game was so exciting. With all two- News headline that Sunday morning lane roads leading out of town back then, read, "Tigers are 10-8cious." there was plenty of time to talk about it. Today could be another close You could almost tell when the traffic light encounter with someone waiting in the changed in Anderson and Easley at the wings for his moment of sun. After all, in pace cars were moving. the first 45 games between these two

It so happened that the governor and teams, only 32 points separate them. Mr. chief highway engineer were caught in Webster says a rivalry is competition. Frank Howard won his 100th game at Clemson in i the jam, it didn't take long for bull- He got it right! and thrilling 26-21 victory over North Carolina in 1958. dozers and road scrapers to move into

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