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T9 bli 0lM m h- Advanced vs. Virginia Placement Institutes offered at Clemson Clemson this past summer Catherine Sams October 12, 1985 tells us about Clemson's interest in improv- Memorial Stadium ing South Carolina's educational system. Homecoming 73 Tigerama Today's Features For 29 years Clemson has given its fans one of the top shows in the south on the 5 John Watson Friday before its Homecoming football game. John Watson may not lead the Clemson The floats, the fireworks, the skits, the team in any statistical category, but this queens, its all part of Tigerama. Jill Mixon starting offensive tackle has the top career describes the history of the exciting event. grade point average on the team. Already

accepted to medical school with still an- 77 This Day in Tiger Football other year of eligibility left after 1985, Wat- As we hit mid-season and the weather son is a goal-oriented person who makes gets a little more conducive to the grid the most of his opportunities. Kassie Kes- sport, we go down memory lane with Fos- singer explains. ter Senn. He describes some of Clemson s most exciting games on this date in history ^ 7 Sherry Thrift on page 77. Today is Homecoming and who better to feature than a former homecoming queen. 79 Carlon Box

Sherry Thrift is the second former Clem- Number-seven is listed as Carlon Box in

son homecoming queen to make it big today's program, but he won't be able to nationally in various pageants (you all re- play for the Tigers. This returning letter- member Shawn Weatherly) in recent years. winner from the secondary had a near fatal _ Foster Senn had the enviable task of fea- injury this summer that will limit his mobility

turing the runner-up Miss America. the rest of his life. It won't limit his spirit, however, as Scott Peterson details. 50 Student Assistance Program

Clemson is one of many Universities across 107 Color and Pageantry the country that is instituting a student How did Clemson adopt that Tiger Paw assistance program for all its student ath- which we see all over streets, clothes and letes. The athletic department has taken cheeks every Saturday. David Webb gives advantage of the progam as all athletes us the history of the paw and the school colors. use it to aid them in areas of personal character, drug abuse, family and aca- 1 1 1 Tigers in the Crowd demic problems. Many Clemson athletes had outstanding seasons at Clemson in 1984-85. Fortu- 61 University Feature nately, many have returned for this aca- More than 160 of the state's top high demic year. Kassie Kessinger profiles six school teachers attended one of the 10 of Clemson's top athletes. The Departments Players and Coaches 107

Athletic Director 11 Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 Athletic Staff 29 Alphabetical Roster, Opponent 59 The Clemson Football Program is Produced by the Band Program 109 Assistant Coaches 16 Clemson Football Program Committee: Cheerleaders 36 Danny Ford 15 Coaches, All-Sports 23 Graduate Asst. Coaches 40 Chairman: Len Gough Emergency Information 30 Lineups, Starting 56 Editor: Tim Bourret Fall Sports Schedule .79 Meet the Tigers 33 Asst. Editor: Kassie Kessinger Future Schedules 24 Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 Advertising Director: Ann Smith IPTAY 31 Numerical Roster. Opponent 56 Special Thanks to Bob Bradley, Jill Mixon, Sam Black- IPTAY Officers 80 Opponent Players 74 man, David Webb, Maria Farry, Tim Match. Barry Managers 76 Strength Coaches 65 Tomlinson and Margaret Pridgeon for their help in the Radio Network Stations 44 Tiger Rookies 40 preparation of this program Stadium Information 43 3 Statistics Printing: State Printing Co of Columbia, SC The Last Word 112 Today s Game 2 Trainers 78 Cover Ptioto: by Jim Moriarty Tiger Life 96 On the Cover Other photos by the Clemson Communications Center. Tigers in the Crowd 111 Running down the hill is the most exciting 25 sec- Lance McKinney, Bob Waldrop. Rob Biggerstaff. Jim University Officials 19 onds in football. Jim Moriarty of Southern Pines, NC, Moriarty. Tom Shockley and Bruce Hagen

University Page 8 captured the moment last year and it is the subject of University President 9 today s cover Poster by Clemson Communications Center.

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What a difference a year makes. men winners and bowl bound teams gave up the dive play over and over

Last year in the season opener Clenn- as he took them to the Holiday, Gar- and Morgan took advantage of it. An- son defeated Virginia in Charlottes- den State and Liberty Bowls between tonio Rice added 45 yards from the ville, 55-0. The then second-ranked 1978 and 1981. And, now at Virginia fullback position against Duke, giving

Tigers put on an awesonne display in he has taken a program that had just the Cavs 1 73 yards from that position every phase of the game gaining 535 two winning seasons between 1953 for the day. yards in total offense and holding the and 1979 to a top 20 season and its Don Majkowski did not start at quar- Virginia team that eventually went to a first bowl game. Virginia football is no terback against Clemson last season bowl game to 171 yards in total of- longer "white meat on the schedule," and that might have been one of the fense. Clemson gained 302 yards on as Frank Howard used to say. The reasons Clemson walked away with the ground and had just one turnover Wahoo entree is more like over-cooked an easy win. He came off the bench to the entire evening. deer meat now. help Virginia to a tie with Georgia Tech Those statistics seem a long way off Virginia has used a sound, ball con- last year and has been a starter since. compared to the last couple of weeks trol offense in running up its 3-1 record Virginia is 7-2-2 with him as the starter as Clemson will try to end a three- so far. Barry Word, the ACC's top because he has everything you need game losing streak against the power- rusher, has a 7.0 rushing average so in a fine quarterback; he can pass (54 ful and favored Virginia Cavaliers in far this season with 481 yards and percent completion mark), he can run Death Valley this afternoon. Clemson three touchdowns. He gained over 100 (99 yards and over three yards a carry) has gained only 471 yards in total yards rushing in each of the first three and he has the leadership qualities. offense over the last two games com- games this year, including 188 yards Jim Dombrowski might be the best bined and the Tigers have averaged on 17 carries against Georgia Tech in offensive lineman in the south. The just 130 yards a game on the ground Virginia's important win in Atlanta. All-America tackle is the main reason for the season. Like many teams across the nation, Virginia averages 265 yards a game Virginia has offensive statistics that Virginia plays two tailbacks. Howard on the ground. Watch the left side of used to typify Clemson's stat sheet. Petty and Word have switched off starting Virginia's line when the Cavs go for a The Cavaliers, who enter the game assignments this year and Petty is short-yardage situation. with a 3-1 record and have averaged third on the club in rushing with 176 Defensively, Virginia plays a con- just under 30 points a game, have yards total. He is also a threat out of ventional 5-2 alignment. Two senior picked up 265 yards a game rushing the backfield as a pass receiver. linebackers are the top performers, this season, including a season high Virginia went to its fullbacks much Russ Swan and Charles McDaniel. 301 against Duke last Saturday eve- more often last Saturday as red-shirt Swan leads the team in tackles with ning. They throw the ball only when freshman Kevin Morgan excited the 48, including 26 individual hits and he they have to, another hallmark of home crowd with 128 yards on 18 had his first interception of the year Clemson's successful teams in recent carhes. He had just 16 carries for 55 against Duke. McDaniels is third on memory, as they have gained only 532 yards coming into the game, but Duke the club in stops with 34, including five yards in the air, but have a 54 percent completion mark. Another interesting comparison is the fact that Virginia runs the ball 72 percent of the time. When Clemson was 37-6-2 between 1981 and 1984 the Tigers ran the ball 76 percent of the time. Virginia Coach George Welsh might have been taking notes on Clemson's team in recent years. He must have learned something from the 55-0 loss to the Tigers last year because he put the Cavaliers on an unprecedented unbeaten streak the remainder of the regular season. Virginia did not lose again until the final regular season game with Maryland, then went on to a victory in the Peach Bowl over Purdue. Welsh has become one of the most renowned coaches in the country because of his ability to resurrect pro- first in Memorial Stadium this afternoon grams. At Navy, he made the midship- Michael Dean Perry will be making his appearance for the Tigers against Virginia.

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for losses and two quarterback sacks. a carry on the ground in the first True freshman Tracy Johnson got The name Scott is a familiar one to quarter of the Georgia Tech game, but his first call as a starter last Saturday Clemson fans in recent seasons. Jim had three fumbles. Last week Clem- night for Clemson and the Kannapolis Scott was a top defensive lineman for son averaged five yards a rush in the (N.C.) product of Brown High School the Tigers between 1980 and 1983. first half, but had three more turn- responded by being the Tigers' sec- His younger brother Sean Scott is now overs. Virginia on the other hand has ond leading rusher of the game with a star defensive lineman for Virginia. committed just four turnovers all sea- 55 yards on 12 carries. His longest Coming into the Clemson game Sean son and therein lies the secret to their spurt of the game was 22 yards and has 35 tackles to rank second on the success (Clemson has 18 turnovers). came during Clemson's lone touch-

club and he leads everyone in quarter- If Clemson ends it's turnover prob- down drive and gave the Tigers a first back sacks with eight for 55 yards. He lems, the Tigers have the talent to down at the Wildcat 29. In the first had eight all of last year when he was extend their 24-game undefeated streak three games, Johnson had gained 26 an outstanding freshman. against Virginia and a 14-game yards on four carries with his long run The defensive side of the line of Homecoming unbeaten streak against being 14 yards against Georgia Tech.

scrimmage has been a bright spot for the world. * * *

Clemson also this season. Clemson * * * Clemson will observe homecoming gave up 26 points against Kentucky, Sunday afternoon the Clemson soc- this Saturday against Virginia for the but the defense allowed just one cer team, which has never lost to seventh time in last 14 years. The touchdown and repeatedly held Ken- South Carolina in the sport of soccer, Tigers are 6-0 against17 the Cavaliers tucky to a field goal when Clemson will meet the Gamecocks at Riggs when they have been the homecom-

errors gave the Wildcats outstanding - Field at 2:00 PM. Clemson has an 1 1 ing opponent. In homecoming games field position. 0-1 ledger this season and the club is since 1922 Clemson is 42-15-2 against Steve Berlin has been a standout ranked number-one in the nation. opponents and is undefeated in home- for Clemson defensively and he is on Clemson now has a streak of 1 9 games coming the last 14 games. There was a near record pace for tackles by a in a row without a loss. Tickets for one tie (18-18) with Duke in 1976 and defensive lineman with 39 in the first tomorrow's soccer game will be avail- the last homecoming loss was to Au- four games. If he can average 1 able at the gate. burn, 44-0, in 1970. tackles a game the rest of the season, 16 will Heniford's eight- he break Mark 1985 Clemson Stats 1985 Virginia Stats year old record for tackles by a down (1-3 Overall, 0-1 ACC) (3-1 Overall, 2-0 ACC) lineman. He had 10 stops at Kentucky, including a career-high three for neg- Rushing 223Att Yds Avg TD LG Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG Flowers. TB 51 252 4,9 1 34 Word, TB 69 481 7,0 3 79 ative yardage. Driver, TB 14632 137 4.3 21 Morgan, FB 34 183 5,4 15 Keith Linebackers Henry Walls and T Johnson, FB 81 5.1 22 Petty, TB 52 176 3,4 3 16

Williams continue to lead Clemson in Flagler, TB 23 53 2.3 10 Ma]kowski,QB 34 99 2.9 3 10

tackles overall with 60 and 57, respec- Ra. Williams, WR 1 25 25,0 1 25 Rice. FB 71 4,2 7 tively, through four games. They both CLEMSON 525 3,6 2 34 VIRGINIA 217 1058 4,9 10 79 Opponents 4.3 2 36 Opponents 179 572 3,2 3 like making tackles, but they have 888

Passing Att Int Yds Pet TD been in for a lot of plays this year and Passing Att Cmp Int Yds Pet TD LG Cmp LG Anderson 104 53 5 574 .510 2 46 Majkowski 89 45 2 532 ,536 2 23 would much rather rest on the side- Rod, Williams 11 6 1 61 .545 17 VIRGINIA 89 45 2 532 ,536 2 23 lines a little more often. Clemson op- CLEMSON 115 59 6 635 ,513 2 46 Opponents 114 63 4 751 ,553 4 ponents have held the ball nearly 10 Opponents 85 44 2 450 .518 4 32 more minutes per game this season. Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Zimmerlink, TE 11 173 15.7 1 23 Offensively, Randy Anderson had RoultiacWR 10 157 15,7 40 Muha.SE 11 148 13.5 15 in his first three 47 completions games Ra, Williams, WR 9 151 16.8 1 46 Bullock, FLK 5 76 15.2 19

this season, the most completions in a Riggs,TE 9 126 14.0 1 43 Snead.SE 6 67 13.4 19 three-game series since Tommy Ken- Quick, FB 9 51 5.7 9 Petty, TB 4 18 4,5 8 Driver. TB 6 62 10.3 41 drick had 54 completions in a three- VIRGINIA 45 532 11.8 2 23 CLEMSON 59 635 10,8 2 46 Opponents 63 751 11.9 4 — game series in 1970. Anderson has hit Opponents 44 450 10.2 4 32 51 percent of his passes so far this Kickoff Returns No Yds Avg TD LG Interceptions Int Yds Avg TD LG Pittman, FLK 3 90 30,0 43 season and has been sacked just six Walls, LB 2 8 4,0 6 Word.TB 3 76 25,3 48 times in four games. CLEMSON 2 8 4,0 6 VIRGINIA 8 192 24.0 48 Kenny Flowers has been the top Opponents 6 22 3.7 14 Opponents 25 482 19.3 rusher for the Tigers in each of the last 1985 Results three games and has 252 yards to 1985 Results Date CU-Opp W-L Site Opponent Date CU-Opp W-L Site Opponent lead the club. He had a 6.2 yard S,14 20-17 W A Virginia Tecti S,14 40-15 W H VMI average at Kentucky. Stacey Driver is S,21 13-20 L H GEORGIA S,21 24-13 W A Georgia Tech second on the rushing chart with 137 S.28 3-14 L H GEORGIA TECH S28 13-17 L H NAVY 0, 7-26 L A Kentucky 0, 5 37-14 W H DUKE yards and is now over 1500 for his 5 0,12 VIRGINIA, (Homecoming), 12.20 PM 0.12 at Clemson, 12:20 PM career. Freshman fullback Tracy John- 0,19 at Duke. 130 PM 0.19 VIRGINIA TECH, 1:00 PM yards at Kentucky for the son had 55 0,26 N C STATE, 1:00 PM 0.21 at Wake Forest, 12:20 PM best output by a Clemson fullback this N, 2 WAKE FOREST 1:00 PM N. 2 WEST VIRGINIA, TBA season. N, 9 at North Carolina. 12:20 PM N. 9 at N. C STATE 1 00 PM N.16 MARYLAND. 2:30 PM N.16 NORTH CAROLINA. 1 00 PM Overall, Clemson must stop making N.23 at South Carolina. 7 45 PM N.29 at Maryland. 2 30 PM tumovers. Clemson averaged six yards

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Challenge seems to be the constant heads for breakfast. Classes start around lot of work, and it gets old fast." connpanion of John Watson. He is a 6- 9:00 A.M. and occupy his time until Football has been a rewarding ex- 4, 255-pound starting offensive line- lunchtime. He has lab three after- perience for Watson in the way of man on Clemson's football team, and noons or uses the hours for study-time providing recognition, which he says he has already been accepted to med- until practice. He is required to attend everyone wants, and as a means to ical school. Both achievements have offensive line meetings that last up to realize his dream of becoming a phy- satisfied his long range goals of four two hours prior to practice each day. sician. 'There are benefits from mak-

years ago. Following another 2-to-2y2 hours of ing yourself do both, but it's tough, " he

What may come as a surprise to physical practice he eats, and then sighed. "I took coming to Clemson as many avid football fans, especially those goes back to the books. a challenge. I could have gone to a has of whom would give their eye tooth to As time allows, Watson made smaller school and done both, but I with play on Clemson's football squad, is every effort to get involved as doubt I would have been nearly as that Watson would have sacrificed many campus activities as he can. He pushed or challenged. Maybe it was frater- football had his grades suffered. He is is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha an insecurity that I had to find out a pre-med student with a 3.5 grade nity. Blue Key (an honor fraternity), about. So it was more of me just point average as a zoology major. Mortar Board and Sigma Tau Epsilon. proving something to myself. Watson will get his undergraduate "I think it's important to develop friend- "There is a lot of discipline and self- degree in December. He has the op- ships outside of sports. motivation required in my position, and tion of continuing school while pursu- Budgeting his time is vital to Wat- that is a lot of the same thing that it ing a graduate degree in bio-engineer- son's academic success. "Because takes in school work. Another thing I'll

I ing and completing his eligibility with practice is so physically demanding have when I leave here is confidence,

all study, " he the football team, or he can begin can't stay up night and because if I can do this, I can do

if I all medical school next year. His extra said. That's bad, but stayed up anything that I want too. This (football year of eligibility is the result of being night it would definitely show up the and medical school) is the hardest red-shirted in 1983. next day, and I wouldn't v^ant that." thing I've ever done, and, hopefully, it irritates much Watson has been a man with a One thing that John as will be the hardest thing I ever do. mission since graduating from Bam- as anything is to be labeled a smarty. Watson pointed out one particularly berg-Erhardt High School in 1982. He He firmly believes the key to success telling lesson on himself occurred right set several goals upon entering Clem- in the classroom is the same as be- before pre-season, when he learned son; one was to become a starter, one coming a top football player—hard work. he was accepted to medical school for

'! was to gain acceptance to medical hate when people say you are this fall. "I could have left right then school, one was to acquire friends smart and that is how you can make and been in med school now," he

" " outside of football, and one was to the good grades, the junior from revealed, but I thought of all I had take part in as many campus activities Bamberg, SC, said. 'You know, any- gone through with spring practice, lift- as possible. He has accomplished all body who has enough sense to get in ing weights, and wanting to be a starter of his goals. Clemson can do it. I'm not smarter I don't know what not going to med A typical day for John usually be- than anyone in this whole place, but school now told me about myself, ex- gins at 8:00 A.M. when he arises and it's just that I'm more conscientious cept that I wanted to finish what I

than some and I don't miss class and started. I didn't want to cop out on

I do what is required for class. My goal football.

in every class is an A. If you put Watson has met other self-inflicted

enough time into it and are willing to challenges, including hopping on a be committed, you can reach your bicycle and covering some 160 miles

academic goals. It's a lot of challenge for a trip home just for the fun of it this

and I don't get bored. summer. Just looking at the young Watson concedes that his medical man one would not gather he was an school aspirations coupled with his individual likely to take anything but football goals have meant many sacri- football seriously. In fact, he doubts

fices that aren t usually made by nor- many of his teammates are even aware mal college students, a fact that leaves that he is as academically successful him very envious at times. "Some- as he is. He says, "I'm not what you

times I don't have a lot of time to put would call your intellectually looking

into my studies. But I know it's some- person.

thing I have to do. I've missed out on One thing is for certain, if ever any- a lot of things but everything's a trade- one dare to challenge John Watson, off. I'm sacrificing a lot of what a they better be sure they are equal to normal college student goes through. the task, because Watson is a man But, you know, I'm sacrificing that for eager to conquer a challenge. He cer- another side of the com. Sounds like tainly met the challenge of being the Watson has already been accepted to John everything is peachy, but it isn t. It is a complete student-athlete at Clemson. medical school.

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Sherry Thrift is driving down High- way 123 in Clemson. It's hot, but she's alive and looks dazzling in a creme- colored dress, white shoes, two neck- laces, and two rings on each hand. Seat pulled up, Sherry drives up beside another car at a stoplight. She looks at the other driver and then waves and smiles with such enthusi- asm that her passenger asks if it's an old sorority sister or cheerleading buddy.

"No, I don't know her, " Sherry says.

"She looked, so I waved." That is the epitome of Sherry Thrift, the 1982 Clemson Homecoming queen and former cheerleader who is currently Miss South Carolina and re- cently finished first runner-up in Miss America. She speaks to everyone, wants to know everytxxJy, and seems to smile all the time. The 23-year-old blonde from West- minster was named Miss South Caro- lina July 13. She then finished second to Susan Aiken, Miss Mississippi, at the Miss America pageant September 14 in Atlantic City, N.J. "Being Miss South Carolina was something I had always dreamed about

and wanted to be," she says. "When I

was crowned, I was just very, very thrilled." The excitement did not end there, however, as Sherry went on to com- Sherry is her personality, which could she and her business manager are pete in Atlantic City. Clogging for the be described as spirited or bubbly but working on several other possibilities.

" talent competition. Sherry advanced which she prefers to just call "happy." "I Miss South Carolina is a job for a final after to the 10 and then, a long want to live every day to the fullest," whole year, " she said. "You have to be discussion by the judges — some say she says. " Sure, you can have some very flexible and be on call anytime. the judges were breaking a tie — Sherry bad days, and you don't want to smile. You never know what you might be

t was named first runner-up to Miss But then just think and say to myself. doing the next day. But, I want to be

that it America. She now says laughingly Sherry, you've got so lucky.' So busy. I want to work hard as Miss she may someday write a book titled many people take the little things for South Carolina and promote the great "There She Is, Almost Miss America. granted. You just can't do that and be state we have."

"It was a wonderful time, " she now happy. Despite her current excitement, Sherry

" says of the week in Atlantic City. It Sherry says, "it just wasn t God's says she does miss Clemson. "I really was one of the best weeks of my life. I plan for me to win Miss America but love Clemson and have so many friends to the being doing time get Carolina I really took to know Miss South and there, " she says. "I wish could be at other girls, and now I can truthfully say so well in Miss America have really Clemson for four more years. Being a

I have a friend in every state of the opened a lot of doors for me. Good Clemson graduate affords you so many country. things are really starting to happen." opportunities, also. One of the reasons admirers and She will soon do her first television Especially when you have a person- pageant judges have often praised commercial (for Peeler's Milk), and ality like Sherry Thrift.

7 Victory Peal Symbolic of Clemson's Progress

If the Tigers win the game today, listen for the Victory Peal resounding over the campus in celebration.

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

The peal, which will ring at graduation and other campus celebrations, is symbolic of the progress Clemson University has made in the past year. For example:

• Students, faculty and staff found a new

best friend with LUIS, a computerized library system that allows them to check the status of library holdings from anywhere on campus.

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

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

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

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

with the No. 1 ranking in the nation.

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

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

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

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

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

School. It is fitting that in his golden In 1942 Cox was called into the and the peaceful desegregation of the jubilee academic year with the Univer- Armed Forces and served with the institution. Under his leadership the sity that he has become interim presi- rank of lieutenant in the Fiji Islands, programs and functions of the student dent of Clemson University. New Caledonia and Guadalcanal with affairs division have steadily ex- Cox has served Clemson over the the 147th infantry Regiment of the panded and improved to meet the last five decades in a number of ca- 37th Division. changing and increasing needs of this pacities on the academic side and the In 1950 Cox moved on to the other dynamic student body.

athletic side of life, and Clemson has side of campus as he brought his Through the offices and depart- become a lot better place because of excellent administrative dexterity and ments of admissions and registration, his presence. Cox received his bach- knowledge to university administra- student life, student health services, elor of science degree in June of 1939, tion. Between 1950 and 1955 he served the University Union, housing, intra- then remained for another year to pur- as Director of Public Relations and murals, intercollegiate athletics, bands, sue graduate work. In February of Alumni Affairs and as an assistant to student financial aid, counseling and 1940 he began his association with the vice president. career services, university canteens, the University as a full-time employee In 1955 he moved up to the position and the bookstore, the student affairs as he became a line coach on Frank of Vice President for Student Affairs division that Cox has assembled per- Howard's first team. He held the as- and Dean of Students, a position he forms essential student services to sistant coaching position until 1950. had held the last 30 years until his support and complement Clemson's

During this period he also served as most recent appointment on July 2. academic mission. It provides stu- the head baseball coach and as ath- He has had a stellar career as Univer- dents with special opportunities for letic ticket manager. sity Vice President and has directed intellectual, moral, cultural, spiritual and Cox gained his knowledge on the many programs that have benefited physical growth. gridiron from Jess Neely and Frank the overall quality of life at Clemson The success of the comprehensive Howard, two Hall of Fame Head University. and progressive approach Cox took Coaches. Cox played on the Clemson During his three decades as Clem- as vice president for student affairs is varsity football team between 1937 son's first vice president for student evident in such services as the Coun- and 1939 and was an all-state selec- affairs and dean of students, Walter seling and Career Planning Center, tion in 1939. He was a member of Cox guided the campus through a which provides individual counseling Clemson's first bowl team, an eleven population explosion from 2,700 stu- and group programs on topics ranging from academic and personal concerns to time management and assertive- ness training; the University Union, through which students devise, produce and participate in more than 800 varied activities each year; and Fike Recreation Center, a half-million-dollar complex of modern intramural sports and physical training facilities. Walter Cox has an illustrious and honored history at Clemson Univer- sity. He is one of only a handful of graduates to be selected to the Clem- son Athletic Hall of Fame and to also win the Clemson Medallion (1984) and the Distinguished Alumni Award (1963). He has truly run out of awards to win,

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

private life. Not Walter Cox, he serves

Walter Cox has served Clemson for 50 years. his university from the highest level. LOOK TO CBS SPORTS FOR ALL OF THE COLOR AND EXCITEMENT OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL CHECK LOCAL LISTINGS FOR THE GAME AND TIME IN YOUR AREA ITT n d Director /Robinson

Few Athletic Directors in ttie country with vigor, he also coached the Clemson something I will be more involved in also. have moved up the ladder as fast as Bobby golf team between 1975 and 1983. During We have some of the best facilities in the Robinson This past March the 39-year-old his time as the head coach Clemson won its nation and we want to continue to rank native of Columbia culminated a 12-year only ACC title in golf and three times the favorably in that area." Robinson already steady progression up the administrative Tigers participated in the NCAA tourna- has formulated a 10-year plan for facilities steps to the position of Clemson Athletic ment. In 1 983, his final season as the head as he has a keen interest in all sports at Director. He succeeded Bill McLellan on coach, he guided Clemson to a number- Clemson. Changes in the soccer facility Fnday. March 8, 1985 five national finish. Clarence Rose was one and tennis facility are planned for the next Robinson came to Clemson in 1970, not of three All-Americans to play for the Tigers few years. in athletics, but In the housing office. After during his tenure. Rose is now a successful All of these factors have allowed him to three years he moved across campus to member of the pro tour. come to grips with what is necessary to be a serve as an administrative assistant in the Thus, It is easy to see why Bobby Robin- leader of a national program such as the athletic department. "I started at Clemson son is most qualified for the position of ath- one at Clemson. Our philosophy will al- in the housing office, but I came to Clemson letic director at Clemson University—he ways be the same. We re going to be as

" to work in athletics," said Robinson. No has done it all. He has been an administra- good as we can be and give our coaches opening existed at the time so I had to wait tor at all levels, he has worked in other ar- and athletes the opportunity to compete until one opened up." eas in the University, he has been a head and be successful. That is the primary goal After sen/ing the athletic department in coach and he has handled the budgetary from an athletic point of view. every imaginable manner, he became aspects needed to run an 8.5 million dollar "From the University point of view, we business manager in 1975. Two years program. have to be as good as we can be. yet oper- later he was named assistant athletic direc- Robinson has done everything in the ate within the rules and be a force within tor and in 1980 he became associate AD. Clemson athletic department, but he con- this University As long as we are within He held that title four years, but his respon- cedes there is a big change between as- the University structure, we do report to sibility moved to an area of strength in sociate athletic director and athletic direc- people and we are not different from regard to the football and basketball tor. "I no longer can just look at what we anybody else—we can be a very positive programs in 1982. could do in a situation, it has changed to factor for this University, Our importance While serving his administrative duties 'what will we do'. The area of facilities is IS no bigger than that of the English or math department." Robinson has confidence in his staff, his athletes and the facilities at Clemson Uni- versity. "We have a solid base in all areas and we are a very solvent athletic department. But, we need to get better, take

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

ence in 1 968 He was a member of the varsity golf team and was the president of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter at Furman. He worked in his family's real estate business for two years after receiving Bobby Robinson has served Clemson as a successful coach and administrator since 1970. his degree from Furman.

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ebrated beginning to his head coaching career with that victory over the Woody Top Winningest Active Coaches Hayes coached Buckeyes. The nationally televised Clemson victory helped put the Name School Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pet. Tigers on the national football map and it 1 Barry Switzer Oklahoma 12 115 22 4 .830 began Clemson s climb to among the elite 2 Tom Osborne Nebraska 12 118 27 2 .808 of football. 3 Joe Paterno Penn State 19 176 43 2 .801 college 4 Danny Ford Clemson 6 52 15 2 .768 In 1981 Ford became the youngest coach Bo Schembechler Michigan 22 186 54 6 .768 in the history of the game to win the National Championship. At the age of 33. Ford surprised the college football world by taking the unranked Tigers to three Clemson football fans owe Auburn Clemson fans are certainly happy Ford wins over top 10 teams and a perfect 12-0 some favors. Each of the first four football entered the profession because he has record. Clemson handed Herschel Walker coaches in Clemson history came from Au- brought a solid program to among the finest the only regular-season loss of his Georgia burn, including John Heisman, the Hall-of- in the nation. Now in his seventh full season career, downed North Carolina in Chapel Fame Coach who laid the groundwork for at Clemson, his record of 52-15-2 (.768) is Hill in the only showdown of top 10 teams the Clemson football tradition in the early the fourth best winning percentage in m ACC history, then defeated former years of this century college football among active coaches champion Nebraska in the Orange Bowl.

In contemporary times, Clemson fans In the last four seasons Clemson has a That obviously is the highmark of Ford s owe Auburn another favor, stemming from 37-6-2 ledger, the fourth best winning per- brief, but eventful career at Clemson as he a friendship between Danny Ford and Pat centage in America. The class of '84 was was named national Coach-of-the-Year by Dye Ford, Clemson s head coach since the third winningest in ACC history in terms UPl, the College Football Writers of Amer- the 1978 Gator Bowl, was a player under of winning percentage, and no ACC class in ica, the Walter Camp Foundation and the Dye when the latter was an assistant coach the 32-year history of the league ever won Football Coaches of America. under Bear Bryant at Alabama The two be- more games in a four-year period. A review of Ford s football past should came good friends and it was Dye who con- Ford has been a part of three ACC cham- help us understand why he has been so vinced Ford to pursue the coaching pionship teams and one national champi- successful as a head coach Another in a profession, onship team at Clemson. In 1978 he was long line of former Bear Bryant players that

1 1-1 in "Pat Dye and I were good friends when I offensive coordinator for the team that have gone on to greatness coaching. in 17-15 was my senior year in college and I was won the Gator Bowl over Ohio State, Ford played for the Bear between 1 967 and wondering what I was going to do with my The Gadsden, AL native was more than 1969 He was Kenny Stabler s sophomore life, said Ford. Coach Dye was the one just the offensive coordinator in that game tight end as a starter in 1967, played that who pushed me to ask Coach Bryant about however, as he had become the head position in 1968 and moved to offensive a graduate assistantship. He put me coach of the Tigers on December 10 after tackle in 1969 Ford started all three years, left on the staff and I have been in coaching Charley Pell had already to go to Flor- was all-conference in 1969 and played on ever since," ida, The 30-year-old Ford made quite a eel- three teams that went to bowl games In

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

abama as a graduate assistant for the 1 970 and 1971 seasons He had already earned his B,S. degree in industrial arts and earned his master s degree in special education in 1971 Ford became a full-time aide for Bryant in 1972 and 1973 The Tide went to four bowl games while Ford was an assistant coach. Clemson's current head man then accepted a position as an assistant coach under Jimmy Sharpe at Virginia Tech. He remained in Blacksburg for three seasons (1974-76) before coming to Clemson as offensive line coach in 1977 And, just 23 games later he was named head coach of the Tigers at the age of 30, the youngest

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

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

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Miles Aldridge is the Lawson Holland Nelson Stokley has newest member of was a reserve quar- been the Tigers' of- the Tiger coaching terback for the Ti- fensive coordinator staff, as he joined gers from 1970-73, for the past five Clemson on June which makes him the years. He came to 28, 1985. The na- only current coach Clemson on Janu- tive of Kansas City, who played Clem- ary 18, 1980 after MO will coach the son football. In his serving as offen- inside linebackers seventh year, Holland sive coordinator for and recruit in the is in charge of re- Virginia Tech. The lower part of South ceivers and recruit- 1968 graduate of Carolina. A 1971 JKmSk M-dM ing Virginia, Wash- LSD was the graduate of Gard- ' J^H^V

Don Denning is in Woody McCorvey Larry Van Der his fifth season with is in his third year of Heyden has the Clemson staff. coaching the tight coached some fine The deep second- ends. He came to offensive linemen ary coach and north Clemson from Ala- during his six years Georgia recruiter bama A&M where at Clemson and is a joined the Tigers on he was the defen- major reason why July 1, 1981. He has sive coordinator for the Tigers' ground previously served four years. The 1972 game has been so Western Carolina as Alabama State successful. The of- defensive coordi- graduate lettered fensive line coach nator and assistant four years in foot- joined the staff on athletic director, ball at the school January 5, 1979 from Memphis State as before earning his Memphis State assistant head coach, and Delta State physical education degree. He then re- where he was offensive coordinator for University as head coach. Denning gradu- ceived a masters degree in health, leisure three years. He has also served stints at ated from Presbyterian College in 1960 and sports from the University of West Iowa State, Drake, Indiana State, East and received a master's degree from Westem Florida in 1977. Carolina and Virginia. He earned his B.A. Carolina in 1969. and masters degrees at Iowa State and lettered three years in football and baseball.

Tom Harper, the Ti- Chuck Reedy has Tommy West gers assistant head coached Clemson's coaches the defen- coach, came to running backs for the sive and bandit ends Clemson from Vir- last seven years. The and also recruits ginia Tech's coach- St. Augustine, FL., middle and south ing staff on Feb. 2, native also recruits Georgia for the Ti- 1981. The native of for the Tigers in gers. He is in his Piqua, OH served as southeast South fourth year at Clem- the defensive coor- Carolina, south son, he came from dinator for Virginia Georgia and Flor- Appalachian State Tech, North Caro- ida. He earned two University on July 10, lina, Iowa State and letters in football from 1982. The Gaines- Wake Forest, where Appalachian State ville, GA, native he was head coach where he gradu- earned his B.S. de- in 1972. Harper graduated from the Uni- ated in 1971 with a degree in health and gree in health education from the Univer- versity of Kentucky in 1955 and received physical education. He came to Clemson sity of Tennessee in 1975 after lettering his master's degree at the same school in from Kentucky on July 5, 1978. three years in football and baseball for the 1958. Nine of his former players have Volunteers. A fine all-around athlete, he signed pro contracts in the last four years. was drafted out of high school by baseball's Chicago Cubs.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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

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

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

1985-86 Athletic Council CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

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

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

Dr William R. Hare, Jr , Fac Rep for Sciences Henry E Vogel, Dean. College of Sciences Dr William E. West, Fac Rep for Education Ryan C Amacher, Dean. College of Commerce & Industry

J. Charles Jennetl. Dean. College of Engineering Robert A. Waller, Dean. College of Liberal Arts

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1. Arkansas 93 V2 2. Texas 78V2 Year Pts Finish 3. UCLA 70 1975-76 30 20th 4. Oklahoma St. 6972 1976-77 33 21st 5. Oklahoma 68 1977-78 35 19th 6. SMU 6572 1978-79 5272 4th 7. Florida 65 1979-80 6272 3rd 8. Stanford 63 1980-81 15 27th Bob Boettner Cliff Ellis

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For the sixth time in the last seven years the Clemson all-around sports program has been ranked in the top 15 in the nation. The survey, conducted by the Knoxville Journal, takes into account national rankings in selected sports. Women's sports are not included in this poll, which has been in existence since 1971 This poll is a good index of Clemson's athletic success in recent Danny Ford Eddie Griffin years. first the top in 1975-76 with a number-20 Clemson made 20 Football Wrestling finish. The Tigers had four top five finishes between 1980 and 1983, one of only two schools in the nation to do that during this time period. The 1984-85 academic year was another outstanding season for Clemson sports as nine teams were ranked in the top 30 of their respective sports. Five male sports teams and four female sports teams were in the top 30, highlighted by the soccer team's national championship. Three other individuals were lauded as national champions as Richard Matuszewski and Brandon Walters won the NCAA indoor doubles national title, while Tim Krebs won the 1500 meters at the NCAA indoor track meet in Syracuse, NY.

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

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IPTAY in its 52nd year as Clemson's athletic scholarship fund-raising club has continued on

Its long and successful journey. From a modest beginning in 1 934 with only 1 62 members. IPTAY has grown to include 20.000 loyal Tiger supporters. IPTAY, l-Pay-Thirty-A-Year. is recognized as the number-one group of its kind in the country. During the 1984-85 academic year. IPTAY continued to grow and expand with the addition of three features The IPTAY Athletic Academic

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

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

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

IPTAY. The Orange and White, which is pub- That search for excellence is further exempli- Under the direction of these men, the mam lished weekly from mid-August to (Vlarch and fied by the efforts of the 20,000 IPTAY members purpose of IPTAY continues to be raising monies monthly during April, June and July began ex- who contributed $118,000 more in 1984 than for athletic scholarships, and thanks to the fore- clusive distribution to 20,000 IPTAY members the year before. These monies enabled over sight of athletic department officials and the in early September. 440 athletes, managers, and trainers to receive support of the Board of Directors, many im- Listed above are )ust three features that scholarship aid to attend Clemson. provements have taken place on campus

IPTAY has implemented in order to continually These athletes also have the strong commit- which are of benefit not only to athletes and attain new heights of success But, the deter- ment to excellence that Clemson supporters fans of athletes, but to the academic area of the mining factor that has allowed IPTAY to flourish both deserve and desire. The Tiger football team University as well for over 50 years, is the undying dedication of has the fourth best four-year record in college Specific areas of improvement in recent years

its members. football In December 1984, the soccer team include installing lights on Riggs Field, building a The reason is people—people who are com- became the school's second national champion new baseball facility (with lights that were added mitted to a successful program at Clemson Uni- by defeating defending champion Indiana. Soc- this spring); funding Tiger Band travel; donating

versity both on and off the field. Professors, cer, men s cross country, women's cross coun- over $200,000 to the President's Fund; and de-

athletes, administrators, managers, trainers, try, men's tennis and women's tennis were all veloping the East Beach area enjoyed by all

alumni, and friends all play a part in this success Top 20 teams, while the men's and women s Clemson students. The results which have been produced are tennis teams were conference champions. Swim- The attitude of Clemson people, especially

something Clemson people can all be proud of in ming and wrestling enjoyed their best seasons those associated with IPTAY, is success is a

this search for excellence at Clemson University. ever. There were 19 All-Amencans and 60 journey, not a destination. ' The search for excel-

The on-going search for excellence in the all-conference performers competing for Clem- lence continues at Clemson and, thanks to the

academic area at Clemson University has re- son, in addition to six athletes that took part m continued support of 20,000 IPTAY supporters,

sulted in the awarding of the 1984 Fulbnght the Olympics. There is no doubt that Clemson the excellence in athletics will continue. As IPTAY

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

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The following is an interview con- problems, financial and legal prob- people spread throughout the athletic ducted with Ron Heitzinger of the firm lems, eating disorders/nutrition and department and campus where ath- Heitzinger & Associates of IVIadison, stress management. letes can pick, in a confidential way, Wl. Last April Clemson University re- someone they can go and talk to so Q. Who is involved with imple- tained this firm for the purpose of they're not worried it will get back to menting the program and how long implementing a student-athlete Assist- their coach or their parents. That way, does it take to implement SAAP? ance Program, which is a personal anytime the athletes see these peo- First, education program that stresses pre- A. The SAAP has three parts. ple, it is not going to be seen any vention and intervention. Some of the there is the written part, where we different than people talking to them in universities throughout the nation that devise manuals for coaches and ath- a normal way so that they would not have used the program are Wiscon- letes, set policies and provide infor- know they are going to them for a sin, Iowa, Washington, Notre Dame, mation packets about our programs. specific problem. Ohio State and Indiana. Additionally, Second, we visit the University to meet Q. How are the students' rights six major league baseball teams also and train a Core Committee, which is protected? use these services. the group of professionals on campus, such as academic advisors, trainers, A. To insure the SAAP's effective- Q. is the function of What main a few coaches and liaison people in ness and protect students' rights, sev- and the service it provides? SAAP the community and campus. Core eral guidelines must be adhered to: A. The Clemson University SAAR Committee members receive special First, the academic or athletic status which stands for Student-Athlete As- training and education to help in the of the student will not be jeopardized sistance Program, provides confiden- identification, assessment, and refer- by the student seeking assistance. tial, professional and voluntary assist- ral of student problems. Finally, there Secondly, the decision to use the pro- ance and support to students regarding is the follow-up stage, where we come gram must be voluntary. If the student personal problems that are adversely back to the school with follow-up pro- rejects a suggestion to seek assist- affecting their academic or athletic grams. We anticipate this will be a ance, it is the student's responsibility performance. Educational programs are two-year program, then the school to remedy the athletic or academic also offered to prevent problems and handles the program itself. performance problem or face appro- promote the general well-being of stu- priate action. Above all, the program Q. How do you go about selecting dent-athletes. The SAAP offers edu- must protect the privacy of the student the members who comprise the Core cation and assistance regarding: alco- by employing strict confidentiality Committee? hol/drug problems, emotional problems, measures. Any details of communica- family difficulties, health/physical A. We recommend a wide range of tion between students and Core Com- mittee members or athletic department personnel may not be disclosed to any source without the written con- sent of the student. Unless the student consents otherwise, the person making the referral to a source of assistance at a student's request may dis- close only the following information: the student's name, address, phone number, how the student was referred to SAAR and the reason for the referral. Records are maintained solely for program evaluation and will be kept by the SAAP Program Coordinator in a centralized secure location.

Q. Explain how the SAAP works. A. Well there are several procedures a student-athlete can follow for seeking information or assistance. First, a student-athlete can contact a coach, trainer, or other athletic department personnel for information or assistance. After a discussion of that student's situation, this person will aid him/her in contacting a Core Commit- tee for further assistance. The SAAP program at Clemson aids student attiletes in everything from study habits to member health problems. Secondly, a student-athlete can con-

50 " "

tact a Core Committee member di- I'm going through a divorce or separa- That's going to happen because of rectly for assistance. The Core Com- tion; I'm drinking a lot; Where do I go their notoriety. We also know that there mittee member will discuss the situation for help?" are a lot of reasons right now in our With that person and help them to then society that athletes will have a tend- Q. benefits outline a plan in regard to the problem. What have you seen ency to use a variety of drugs in This plan may include a referral to the from the program? different ways. Lifestyles of an athlete appropriate source of assistance such A. We use what is called a PLISSIT already denotes, as an example, a as: alcohol drug treatment agencies, Model. "P " stands for permission; the separation of the normal social or sex-

counseling centers, education and "LI " stands for little information; the ual relationships, and that causes community programs and University 'SS " stands for some suggestion; the problems for them because of the high services. The Core Committee mem- "IT" stands for intensive therapy. So, intensity of winning and losing emo- ber and referral sources can help pro- everytime some kids would come into tions that can easily be replaced by vide necessary assistance and follow- my office, about four of them ask alcohol or drugs. Athletes have a tend- up until completion of the recom- questions that deal with permission. ency to lean to an encyclical pattern, mended plan. For example: "Is this normal?" "Am I where they will swear off drugs during

" " OK? A typical question would be, If I the season, but will go back on them Q. What is the procedure for had four beers any night in my home, during the offseason, which is used as coaches, trainers, and other athletic fell asleep in the bed, and the bed makeup time, and then they more than department personnel for seeking started spinning around, am I an alco- makeup the lost time by using more information assistance on behalf of holic?" No, that's normal. Anytime you than the normal amount of drugs, and a student-athlete? put too much alcohol in your system then develop problems. A. If concerned about a student's that's going to happen. The "'LI " would Q. Will help off future academic or athletic performance or " SAAP head be: What's a blackout?" What if I inappropriate behavior, athletic staff problem situations for the athletes don't remember anything when I get at " Clemson? should carefully observe and docu- up in the morning? The "SS sugges-

" ment the situation and possible per- A. I the first year of tion would be; I want to stop using see a program formance indicators. Next they should like this helping sitters that I the fence drugs but I can't, what should do?

" discuss the situation with the student The " IT" is knowing that people need are pulled by people who say, Come if a problem is indicted. Then they intensive therapy and they need to be on let's go have a good time tonight.

' should review the observed and docu- filtered out to a counselor or a treat- Try this. " "Let's do this and that." mented performance deterioration or ment center. So that it usually goes When you're not educated you'll trust inappropriate behavior. Then they should 4,3,2,1, so that everytime people come your peers, and that is why a lot of explain the consequences if the situa- into the office they aren't alcohol and people get into abuse situations. They tion does not improve and offer the drug addicts. They're young people don't have the proper information. It help of the SAAR The staff member trying to figure out what they should will also set up a policy and a proce- should assist in contacting a Core do with the usage of alcohol and drugs. dure of dealing with people who are Committee member at the student's abusing — through drug testing, through results from request, or contact the Core Commit- Q. Have you seen situations that are coming in front of April? tee member directly and present their Clemson's SAAP since the court systems, whatever. The final observations and documentations. Then A. I'd say that since April probably thing we really stop is crisis situations the staff member should allow the over 50 students have used the pro- from happening, because the athletic Core Committee member to confiden- gram under different types of referral, department — coaches, trainers, ath- tially contact the student. This proce- either as self-referral or a coach refer- letes — visually start seeing these abuse dure is the same for family and peers ring them for some type of discipline. situations and they learn to start con- that also may be concerned about a As successful as Clemson's program fronting those situations. If they don't, particular student-athlete. IS, you will not see, or know what is they then start to feel guilty, because happening. That is because the pro- we teach them to feel guilty. That is Q. Is the service provided just for gram is confidential. There won't be a their role. It is not a narcing situation. athletes? list of people who have used it. Even- It IS a caring situation for what is A. No. Once we got involved in the tually there may be a person come happening. That is what we stress in program and began talking about al- forward to say this really helped him all our educational sessions. cohol and drugs, we started seeing her, and then that person will go back Q. What is the worst problem on other topical areas come up, such as to the training sessions and speak up college campuses in your opinion? the usual family problems that deal about it. with alcohol problems and drugs and A. My own belief is that we don't think the problem of numerous other areas that center on Q. Do you have drug problems on college cam- is with athletes than relationships and sexuality. Also, oc- abuse worse puses today, we have alcohol prob- the regular student? casionally you find that some of the lems. But everybody is focusing on people selected for the Core Commit- A. We know this — that they are the small amount of people who are tee show signs of alcohol, drug, etc. more identifiable, they are more in the having problems with drugs. Every- dependency. We find that as soon as public eye, and they get more atten- where I go we try to educate as much we come in and set the program up tion. For example, we changed our on alcohol as we do on drugs. I think for students that usually in the second drunk driving law back in 1984 in we re cracking down in the U.S., be- year we develop a program, what is Wisconsin, and they had a big crack- cause an attitude shift is really occur- known as employee assistance pro- down during the holiday period, and ring with drugs. It's not happening with gram, for the staff. A lot of coaches 128 people were arrested. One per- alcohol. If anything, we are seeing an start saying things like, "I'm on the son got their name in the papers and increased use of alcohol back in the player. high schools. road a lot; I don't see my wife much; that happened to be a hockey

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Deane Fowble, Columbia SC Blue OH 60 BAK, JEFF OG 6-2 251 FR RS 12 MACK, TERENCE BAN 6-3 230 JR 2VL Winnsboro HS, Ken Atkerson, Winnsboro, SC Darien HS, Jim Girrard, Danen, CT 27 BEASLEY GENE SS 6-0 192 FR HS 69 MANN, WES OG 6-5 270 SR 2VL Robert E Lee HS Corky Rogers Jacksonville FL Booker T Washington HS, Leon Jamison, Atlanta, GA 24 MASSEY GARY WR 6-2 180 JR SO 1 6-5 76 BbHLIN, b 1 bVt U 265 SR 2VL Pendleton HS Preston Cox La France SC Bethel Park HS, Bob King, Bethel Park, PA 6-6 7 dUX, cahlun bo 5-11 200 JR IVL 96 MCCULLOUGH, RICHARD DT 250 FR RS Loris HS Allen McNeil Loris SC Franklin HS, Fred Roll, Walhalla, SC 5-10 3 bUYbn, oMLLIUlN \A/D 6-2 185 JR 2VL 97 McCURRY TOM DE 205 JR SO Summerville HS John McKissick Summerville West Charlotte HS, Bruce Hardin, Charlotte, NC SC 2 dHAUY, rSbVIN rb 5-11 196 SO IVL 31 MCFADDEN, WESLEY CB 6-0 190 FR HS Wallace Chester Douglass HS, Charles Brannon, Clarkston, GA Lewisville HS Jimmy SC 64 DnIOrsLbY, oLbIN 6-2 242 SR SO 74 MCKENNY PAT MG 6-3 245 FR RS Robert E Lee HS Corky Rogers Jacksonville FL i itai i, Odiuud rn o , jut- oicaui ooiuuct, ow PQPlVA/MIMr; CPDAQTIAM 84 MEADOWS, DWAYNE DT 6-4 250 SO IVL 41 DnUVVrNllNO, otDMO 1 IMINJ 5-11 182 JR IVL Spartanburg HS Fred Kyzer Spartanburg SC Lithonia HS, Phil Knight, Lithonia, GA 90 dHUInoUN, LAWnblNOb Ubnc 6-2 230 SO IVL 87 MILTON, ELDRIDGE LB 6-3 235 SR 3VL Charlton County HS David Stepson Folkston GA Lake View HS, Bill Pate, Lake View, SC 6-0 1 R 6 NEWELL, ANDY P 190 SR SO 98 dUH I UIn, nlL/rlAnLJ LD 5-10 220 SR IVL Hemingway HS Joe Lee Hemingway SC HillcresI HS, Andy Jones, Simpsonville, SC 40 UAHIbn, nblNrlY rD 6-3 230 SO IVL 53 NIX, ERIC C 6-2 255 JR IVL TL Hanna HS Jim Eraser Anderson SC Hunter Huss HS, Tom Merntt, Gastonia, NC 62 UnArMAIN, HUbDlb 6-7 255 SO SO 78 NUNAMACHER, JEFF OG 6-4 280 FR RS Somerville HS Jerry Moore Somerville, NJ Broome HS, Dalton Rivers, Spartanburg, SC y-^i_iADI CCX/^M DAT 6-0 30 OTORUBIO, ADUBARIE PK 5-10 150 SR 8 UnAHLbb 1 UIN, rA 1 Wn 180 JR 2VL Lagos Nigeria Qdbl nuwdll no, ^ Ivl TdlCo, VJIaliKc WUdiiy, I'JO 79 CHAVOUS, RAYMOND MG 6-5 290 FR RS 29 PARKS, TERRANCE CB 6-2 195 FR HS Central HS, Ronnie Burchfield. Carolton GA Silver Bluff HS, Clayton Chnswell, Aiken, SC 6-2 11 CINIERO, GEOFF FS 5-9 172 JR SO 89 PEARMAN, DAN TE 230 SO SO Independence HS Allen Sitterle. Charlotte. NC Centennial HS, Carl Perkins, Columbia, MD 88 COLEY JAMES TE 6-6 217 FR HS 91 PERRY MICHAEL DEAN DT 6-2 255 SO IVL South Aiken HS. Gary Smaller. Aiken. Lee HS, Corky Rogers, Jacksonville, FL SC 25 COOPER, GARY WR 6-4 185 FR HS 72 PETERSON, JON C 6-5 256 SO SO Duluth HS, Cecil Morns, Duluth, GA Ambridge HS, Frank Antonini, Ambridge, PA 95 CURTIS, RODNEY DE 6-4 215 FR HS 50 PHILLIPS, HANK c 6-5 225 FR HS Mitchell County HS Leiand Riddle, Spruce Pine, NC Trueten County HS, Jim Bailey, Soperton, GA 6-5 32 DANFORTH, KENNY SS 6-1 190 SR 2VL 61 PHILLIPS, JOHN OT 245 SO IVL Mitchell HS, Rusty Coggins, Spruce Pine, NC Aiken HS, Eddie Buck, Aiken, SC 38 DAWSON, ERIC DE 6-2 225 SR SO 36 QUICK, ROD FB 6-3 230 JR 2VL North Charleston HS, Jack Bunch, Charleston, SC Westside HS, Bill Swinger, Anderson, SC 70 DelULIIS, FRANK OT 6-6 265 FR RS 93 RABER, BRIAN MG 6-4 247 JR 2VL Larry White. Dahlonega. Penn Hills HS, Roy Kasmaikis, Pittsburgh, PA Lumpkin HS. GA 85 DRAG, MARK MG 6-4 255 FR RS 63 REESE, STEVE OG 6-3 270 SR 3VL West Mecklenburg HS, Jim Hambucher, Charlotte, NC Thomson HS, Bill Reese, Thomson, GA 6-5 2VL 21 DRIVER, STACEY TB 5-8 185 SR 3VL 99 RIGGS, JIM TE 245 JR Scotland HS, Mike Dubis, Laurinburg, NC Gritfin HS, Lloyd Bohannon, Griffin, GA 6-3 200 FR 9 EARLE, JAMES BAN 6-5 215 SO IVL 34 RIGGS, MATT SS RS Scotland HS, Mike Dubis, Laurinburg, NC Easley HS, Larry Bagwell. Easley, SC 6-0 33 FLAGLER, TERRENCE TB 6-1 200 JR 2VL 15 ROULHAC, TERRANCE WR 195 JR 2VL Raines HS, Freddie Stephens, Jacksonville, FL Fernandina Beach HS, Donnie Braddock. Fernandina Beach, FL William M 48 FLOWERS, KENNY TB 6-0 210 JR 2VL 71 SANFORD, CHUCK OG 6-5 264 JR 2VL Enka HS, Danny Shook, Candler, NC Spruce Creek HS, Terry Manfredi, Daytona Beach, FL 6-0 190 17 GETTYS, MARK PK 6-0 182 JR SO 10 SCHONHAR, TODD OB JR SO Easley HS, Larry Bagwell, Easley, SC Daniel HS, Dick Singleton, Clemson, SC 6-3 IVL 37 GILSTRAR CLAY BAN 6-1 188 SO SO 77 SEASE, JODY OG 250 JR Salem HS, Wallace Thompson, Salem, VA Campbell HS, John Allison, Smyrna, GA 83 GRANGER, TY OT 6-7 255 FR RS 80 SETZEKORN, KEN TE 6-4 231 SO IVL Sprayberry HS, John Paty, Kennesaw, GA Pickens HS, Bill Isaacs, Easley, SC 44 GRIFFIN, STEVE CB 5-10 185 JR 2VL 19 SEYLE, RUSTY PK 6-1 175 FR SO Calvary HS, Dennis Roddenberry, Savannah, GA South Mecklenburg, James Seacord, Charlotte, NC 6-1 JR 35 HALL, DELTON CB 6-1 195 JR 2VL 43 SMITH, GEORGE FB 230 TR Coffee County HS, Bonwell Royal, Douglas, GA Grimsley HS, Dick Knox, Greensboro. NC 6-0 FR 59 HAMMOND, BRIAN C 6-1 227 FR HS 28 SMITH, RICHARD FS 195 HS Hancock Central HS, John Flen, Sparta, GA Spartanburg HS. Fred Kyzer, Spartanburg. SC 6-0 240 Jr IVL 68 HARPER, J.C. OT 6-4 265 FR RS 52 SPRY DAVID C Lee County HS, Paul Gay, Sanford, NC Daniel HS, Dick Singleton, Clemson, SC 6-3 16 HARPS, WAYNE FS 6-3 190 FR HS 65 STEPHENS, TONY OT 285 SO SO Walterboro HS, Gyles Hall, Walterboro. SC Griffin HS, Lloyd Bohannon, Griffin, GA 6-1 FR 67 HAYNES, JOEY OG 6-6 235 FR RS 58 TAYLOR, VINCE LB 217 HS Clearwater HS, Tom Bostic, Clearwater, FL East Henderson HS, Roy Carter, Hendersonville, NC 6-0 165 14 HAYNES, NORMAN SS 5-11 200 FR RS 18 TREADWELL, DAVID PK SO SO Bolles HS, Jacksonville, FL Cedar Shoals HS, John Waters, Athens, GA 6-1 215 IVL 75 HERMAN, DEAN OT 6-6 275 SR SO 47 WALKER, DUANE LB SO Forest Park HS, Marcus Trivette, Forest Park, GA J.J Kelly HS, Al Stecker, Walla Walla, WA 6-2 215 JR 2VL 26 HOOPER, RICARDO WR 5-9 171 FR SO 55 WALLS, HENRY LB Central Davidson HS, Kevin Firquin, Southmont, NC Fulton HS. Willie Hunter. Atlanta. GA 6-4 255 JR 22 ISAACS, MIKE SS 5-11 180 SR 2VL 73 WATSON, JOHN OT SO Bamberg-Erhardt HS, Leon Maxwell, Bamberg, SC Pickens HS, Bill Isaacs, Pickf nr "^C 6-4 240 JR 2VL 54 JANSEN, JOHN OG 6-5 241 SO IVL 57 WILLIAMS, KEITH LB St Matthews HS, Otis Culclasure. Swansea. SC Heritage HS, Danny Blue, Conyers, GA 6-6 FR RS 46 JENNINGS, KEITH WR 6-4 218 FR HS 94 WILLIAMS, PAT DT 265 Lincoln County HS. Larry Campbell. Lincolnton, GA Summerville HS, John McKissick, Summerville, SC WILLIAMS, CB 6-2 200 JR 2VL 23 JOHNSON, A,J. FS 5-10 190 JR IVL 39 PERRY St Matthews HS, Danny Wiseman, Adairsville, GA Berkeley HS, Gerald Moody, Moncks Corner, SC 5-9 177 JR 2VL 42 JOHNSON, TRACY FB 6-1 215 FR HS 45 WILLIAMS, RAY WR Reid Ross HS, John Daskal, Fayetteville, NC Brown HS, Bob Boswell, Kannapolis. NC 6-2 FR RS 92 JOLLAY MIKE LB 6-2 215 JR SO 13 WILLIAMS, RODNEY QB 200 Irmo HS, Joe Turbeville, Columbia. SC Shamrock HS. John Wells. Tucker. GA 5-10 190 FR HS 82 KLUTZ, QUINTIN DE 6-4 221 SO SO 20 WOOLFORD, DONNELL CB Douglass Byrd HS. Bob Paroli. Fayetteville. NC A.L. Brown HS, Bob Boswell, Kannapolis. NC 49 LANCASTER, CHRIS FB 6-1 224 FR HS Riverside Academy, Errol Bisso. Mableton, GA

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2 Kevin Brady . . .CB 23 A. J. Johnson FS 43 George Smith FB 64 Glen Brickley C 85 Mark Drag

3 Shellon Boyer . . WR 24GaryMassey WR 44 Steve Gntfin CB 65 Tony Stephens OT 86 Bruce Bacon

. . Cooper 5 James LotI .08 25 Gary WR 45 Ray Williams WR 67 Joey Haynes OG 87 Eldridge Milton . . . .

6 Andy Newell , P 26 Ricardo Hooper WR 46 Keith Jennings WR 68 J 0. Harper DT 88 James Coley

27 Beasley . . 7 Carlon Box SS Gene SS 47 Duane Walker LB 69 Wes Mann OG 89 Dan Pearman . .

8 Pal Charleston . . . WR 28 Richard Smith FS 48 Kenny Flowers TB 70 Frank Deluliis OT 90 Lawrence Brunson. .

. . . 29 Terrance Parks 9 James Earle BAN CB 49 Chris Lancaster FB 71 Chuck Sanford OG 91 Michael Dean Perry . 10 Todd Schonhar QB 30 Adubarie aorubio PK 50 Hank Phillips C 72 Jon Peterson C 92 Mike Jollay 11 GeoflCiniero FS 31 Wesley McFadden CB 51 Jeff Lytton C 73 John Watson OT 93 Brian Raber 12 Terence Mack BAN 32 Kenny Danforlh SS 52 David Spry S 74PalMcKenny MG 94 Pat Williams

. 13 Rodney Williams. QB 33 Terrence Flagler TB 53 Eric Nix C 75 Dean Herman OT 95 Rodney Curtis . . . . 14 Norman Haynes SS 34 Matt Riggs SS 54John Jansen OG 76 Steve Berlin DT 96 Richard McCullough 15 Terrance Roulhac WR 35DeltonHall CB 55 Henry Walls LB 77JodySease OG 97 Tom McCurry

. . 16 Wayne Harps FS 36 Rod Quick FB 57 Keith Williams LB 78 Jeff Nunamacher OG 98 Richard Burton. . . . Clay Gilstrap Jim 17 MackGenys . .PK 37 BAN 58 Vinoe Taylor LB 79 Raymond Chavous ... MG 99 Riggs When VIRGINIA Has The Ball

VIRGINIA OFFENSE CLEMSON DEFENSE 15 Jon Muha SE 91 Michael Dean Perry LE 73 Jim Dombrowski LT 76 Steve Berlin LT 57 Jim Huddleston LG 93 Brian Raber MG 52 Harold Garren C 84 Dwayne Meadows RT

74 KipBrindle RG 1 2 Terence Mack BAN 78 Scott Chapin RT 55 Henry Walls SLB 84 Geno Zimmerlink TE 57 Keith Williams WLB 14 Quanah Bullock FL 39 Perry Williams LC 11 Howard Petty TB 35 DeltonHall RC 34 Kevin Morgan FB 32 Kenny Danforth SS

1 Don Majkowski QB 23 A.J. Johnson FS 5 Kenny Stadlin PK 6 Andy Newell P

VIRGINIA 16 Ron Henderson QB 36 Oliver Asher FB 57 Jim Huddleston OG 76 Steve Karriker 06 17 John Ford FL 37 Scott Lageman LB 58 Mike Battle OG 77 Edwin Scott OT

, . . Brent Yoder 78 Scott Chapin OT 18 Kevin Ferguson SS 38 Mark Balezentis . DE 59 C-OG

. . 1 Don Maikowski QB 19 Kevin Gould FS 39 Bill Marks LB 60 Scott Matheson . DT-NG 79 Craig Murden DT 2 Eric Clay FS-SS 20 ChnsKite CB 40 Vincent Toye FB 61 Billy Keys DT 80 Davian Clifton TE 3 Malcolm Pittman .... SE-FL 21 Keilh Matlioli FL 41 Delano Tyler LB 62 John Burns OG 81 Joe Carnuche TE 4 Barry Word TB 22 Chris Warren CB 42 Jim Sanford LB 63 Dean Hackemer OT 82 JoelDempsey TE-P 5 Kenny Sladlin PK 23 David Cardenas CB-S 43 Curtis Turner CB 64 Geoff McDonald DT 84 Geno Zimmeriink TE 6 Maurizio Manca PK 25 Javier Monlanez TB 44 Steve Dolan LB 65 Jim Horn OT 85 Mike Fetsko TE 7 Brian Bodison SS-FS 26 Lenwood Lumpkins SS 45 Stuart Mines LB 66 Jeff Lageman LB 86 JohnDeGiorgi SE 8 David Jablonski FS 27 Mark Inderlied PK 47 Antonio Rice FB 67 Mike Pascucci DT 88 Shawn Lewis TE 9 Willie Snead SE 28 Darrell Porter SE 50 JohnFetsko OG 68 Rayotis Perkins DT 89 Craig Zimmer DE 10 Scott Secules OB 29 Ryan Jackson CB 51 Sean Scott DE 69 Kelly Caulk NG 90 Scott Urch DT

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NO NAME POS HOT WOT CL 1 MAJKOWSKL DON OB 6-2 205 JR Depew HS. Depew NY FR R. 1 1 QA FR OD D 1 6 MANGA, MAURIZIO PK 5-6 190 SO Holston HS, Damascus, VA Reno HS, Reno, NV RAI P7PNTIC; ^ylARK R A 01 A c;r OO DMLCZ-CIN I lO. IVIMrirx uc c. 1 H on 39 MARKS, BILL LB 6-5 217 JR West Mittlin North HS, West Mitllin, PA St Thomas Aquinas HS, Ft, Lauderdale. FL RATTI F MIKP PiP QP DO DM 1 1 iviirxc. OH C.HO OW 60 MATHESON, SCOTT DT-NG 6-3 254 SR Llovd C Bird HS Richmond, VA Kempsville HS, Virginia Beach, VA 7 c;«5-Fc: p. 9 1 RR FR oo ro 1 OD 21 MATTIOLL KEITH FL 5-11 173 JR Richard Montgomery HS, Rockville. MD Chantilly HS, Chantilly, VA

Rni 1 INir^ OAQ / ANTNDNY MPIn w Do oilQR 30 McDANIEL, CHARLES LB 6-4 228 SR McKinley HS, Washington, DC James Monroe HS, Fredericksburg. VA 7A RRIMDI F KIP PlP Do d.Ho JIPfl 64 Mcdonald, geoff DT 6-5 245 SR Don Bosco Prep, Saddle River, NJ Radford HS, (Hawaii), Laurel, MD

Rl II 1 Ol lAMAH Fl 1 RR c;p 14 DPK DO 1 DO ow 45 MINES, STUART LB 6-1 201 JR Ravenscroft HS, Henderson, NC Jefferson-Huguenot-Wythe HS, Richmond, VA Rl IRNI^ ini-INI np DP, 9 d.Od.9R9 JnIP 25 MONTANEZ, JAVIER TB 6-0 198 JR H D Woodson HS, Washington, DC Elizabeth HS, Elizabeth, NJ

DAWin 1 Rl PARDFMA^ wD O •J 1 u 1 O 1 ow 34 MORGAN, KEVIN TB-FB 6-0 223 FR Strake Jesuit HS, Houston, TX Dinwiddie HS, Dinwiddie, VA 81 PARNUCHF lOF 6-3 237 FR 56 MORRIS, TIM C 6-2 236 FR New Castle HS, New Castle, PA Charlottesville HS, Charlottesville, VA

PAI II K KFI 1 Y MP OAO FR 1 N W 15 MUHA, JON SE 6-4 198 SR Severn School, Annapolis, MD Montour HS, Coraopolis. PA c:pnTT PIT c;r / O PHAPIM DO on 79 MURDEN, CRAIG DT 6-4 229 FR Severn School, Annapolis, MD Lake Braddock HS, Springfield, VA o PI AY FRIP FCl.CC FR c. rO Oo O 1 1 1 O 1 r n 71 O'CONNOR. TIM DT 6-6 263 FR Varina HS, Richmond, VA Trinity HS, Washington, PA ftn PI IFTPN nA\/IAM R ^ FR ou 1 c O ^oy 1 n 67 PASCUCCI, MIKE DT 6-3 258 FR Western Branch HS, Chesapeake, VA Page HS, Greensboro, NC 99 nA\/l<^ FDfiAR DE 6-1 224 JR 68 PERKINS, RAYOTIS DT 6-5 239 JR Gonzaga HS, Washington, DC Marshall-Walker HS, Richmond, VA IPIHM '^F ou npPIPlRf^l O IZ U 1 1 95 JR 12 PETTINE, MIKE QB 6-2 178 FR Herndon HS, Reslon, VA Central Bucks West HS, Doylestown, PA ftp DFMPCJFY IPlFI TF-P 1 FR DO C.O 1 n 11 PETTY, HOWARD TB 6-1 213 JR Robinson HS, Fairfax, VA Severn School, Annapolis, MD

AA nPlI AN QTF\/F LD1 R D^ 9nR QP 3 PITTMAN, MALCOLM SE-FL 5-8 177 SR Archbishop Carroll HS, Bethesda, MD McDonogh HS, Baltimore, MD

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1 ft ppRr;| |cnM KFVIM 1^ c n vji uo wi N , rxcviiN oo u o 215 JR 47 RICE, ANTONIO FB 6-1 211 SR Appomattox County HS, Appomattox, VA McKinley HS, Washington, DC FFTCU'O IPll-IM np R A 9'^Q IP oU rt 1 oINU, JUnlN D-^ J n 91 RUPP JUDD DT-NG 6-4 238 FR Baldwin HS, Pittsburgh, PA Worthington HS. Worthington, OH TF R R 9R'^ QP 1 6-1 rb 1 oMJ, Mlrvt c D-D £:0o OV^ 42 SANFORD, JIM LB 200 FR Baldwin HS Pittsburgh, PA Elmira Free Academy, Elmira, NY 1 7 IPIHM Fl R-T FPRD DO 1 JH O^Pw 77 SCOTT, EDWIN OT 6-6 238 FR Glade Central HS, Belle Glade, FL Lovett HS, Manetta, GA Pi R OAl c:r 0^ PAPRFM MARPI Do C.H 1 on 51 SCOTT SEAN DE 6-3 195 SO Southside HS, Georgetown, PA ifX Vernon HS, Alexandna, VA

1 Q Fc; R 1 n 1 7R IR rO 1 u 1 / D jn 10 SECULES, SCOTT OB 6-3 203 SO Hampton HS, Hampton, VA Chantilly HS, Centreville, VA QQ onlooo. UMVIU UCnF R A 99fl rFRn 72 SIEROCINSKI, PAUL OT 6-6 266 SO Pennsauken HS, Pennsauken, NJ Pennsbury HS Yardley, PA Do ^-iAPk'P^^FR nPAM PT OHR A 9R1 Owc;P 9 SNEAD, WILLIE SE 6-0 186 SO Canisleo Central HS, Canisteo, NY Glade Central HS, Belle Glade, FL R T 919 FR 1 b nblNULnoUIN, HUN UD D-O 5 STADLIN, KENNY PK 5-8 172 SR Franklin HS Murrysville. PA Hampton HS, Hampton, VA HIPL/C PRCCTt^M R-9 991 DF 1 6-5 Do niOrxo, r nCo t KJW uc D^ C.C. FR 93 SWAN, RUSS LB 225 SR. Patrick Henry HS, Beaverdam, VA Yorklown HS, Yorktown. NY c;r nF R A 9T7/ 6-2 O 1 rilLLMMlN, OOU 1 1 UF OH cO on 32 TOLAND, PAT FB 221 FR Patrick Henry HS, Roanoke, VA Middleton North HS. Middletown. NJ WORM iihyl PT R R IP 6-2 DO nUrilN, JIM \J 1 DO ^OO J n 54 TOLIVER, ELTON DE 237 FR Audubon HS, Audubon, NJ Lord Botetourt HS. Troutville, VA pp R R 9R7 c;r 6-2 D / nUUULto 1 UlN, JIM Uo DO on 40 TOYE, VINCENT FB 203 SR Episcopal HS, Naples FL Robert E Lee HS Staunton VA 97 IMnFRI IFD 5-1 1 MARK 1 1 5-11 IIN C fi l_ d-/ , iVIMtirx PK 75 SO 43 TURNER, CURTIS CB 189 SO First Colonial HS Virginia Beach, VA Brookville HS Evmgton, VA

Q lARi OMQKi nA\/in Fc; R-9 1 RQ o JMDLwlNon.1, UMVIU r o 1 FR 41 TYLER, DELANO LB 6-2 216 FR Lake Highland Prep, Altamonte Spnngs, FL Ferguson HS, Newport News. VA

on R 1 1 1 Q9 QP 0- 1 1 JAUKcjUIn. HYMIn 1 o^ 90 URCH, SCOTT DT 6-2 246 JR H D Woodson HS, Washington. DC Plum Senior HS. Pittsburgh. PA PP R '5 9RR c^p 6-0 fO rvAHHIrsbn. b 1 tVb D-O ^lOD on 33 VANDERBEEK, KEITH FB 214 SR Robert E Lee HS, Springlteld. VA Bridgewafer HS. Bridgewater. NJ l/CVC Qll IV HT R A 940 FR D l\tYb, DlLLY U 1 D r n 13 WALKER, JEFF P 6-1 219 SR St Albans HS. Washington, DC Albemarle HS Charlottesville, VA

pn KITF PHRIC: CB 5-10 1 71 SO 22 WARREN. CHRIS CB 6-2 215 FR Page County HS. Shenandoah. VA Robinson HS, Burke. VA 66 LAGEMAN. JEFF LB 6-6 226 FR 92 WEST ED DT 6-0 242 SO Park View HS Great Falls, VA Granbv HS Norfolk. VA 37 LAGEMAN, SCOTT LB 6-2 205 SR 4 WORD. BARRY TB 6-2 218 SR Park View HS, Great Falls VA Haiild« HS Long Island. VA 55 LANGDON, JOHN C 6-2 228 SO 59 YODER. BRENT C-OG 6-3 254 SO Millbrook HS Raleigh, NC Duianey HS, Timonium, MD 88 LEWIS. SHAWN TE 6-4 220 SR 89 ZIMMER. CRAIG DE 6-7 225 FR Robinson HS Tampa FL Massapequa HS. Massapequa. NY 26 LUMPKINS. LENWOOD SS 6-1 198 FR 84 ZIMMERLINK, GENO TE 6-4 213 SR Hampton HS, Hampton VA Spotswood HS, Milltown. NJ 59 A mere 1/8" of rain could float your car off the road. Hence the reason for Vector, Goodyear's superb handling all-season radial. Vector's aggressive criss- cross tread actually pumps water away. To help your car maintain traction, even when the elements become hostile. And Vector's performance advantages are enduring. Even after thousands of miles of wear, Vector's deep tread and double-steel belts continue to give you outstanding traction and performance.

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The passage of the Education Im- "The program is aimed at people provement Act, widely hailed as a long who are teaching science, math or overdue commitment to public educa- computer science courses but recog- tion in South Carolina, marked the end nize that they have deficiences in those of months of political debate involving subjects," Helms says. educators, legislators, taxpayers and With another grant of $50,000 from lobbyists on both sides of the issue. the state CHE, Clemson will establish But for one group of people, the the state's only Center of Excellence work has barely begun. While legisla- in Math Education. The program, to be tors accept kudos for their efforts and administered by the department of taxpayers pat themselves on the back mathematical sciences and the Col- for accepting a sales tax increase with lege of Education, is designed to boost grace, public school teachers face the the quality of math education in grades challenge of fulfilling the ElA's great 6 through 12 through summer insti- expectations. tutes, post-graduate courses and a

It's a challenge Clemson University variety of classes for teachers. is helping them meet. John Luedeman, professor of math Hundreds of teachers from school sciences and director of the center, districts all over the state spent part of said the project is aimed at increasing their summer vacations at Clemson the number of secondary math teach- learning to be better teachers. Still ers certified in mathematics, reducing more teacher-improvement programs the number of math classes taught by are in the planning stages. teachers not so certified, and improv- teachers hone their writing skills and More than 160 of the state's top ing the professional image and con- learn how writing tools can be used to high school teachers attended one of tent knowledge of math teachers. help students understand a variety of the 10 Advanced Placement Institutes The College of Education also has subjects. offered at Clemson this past summer. been awarded a $71,000 grant from Some of the approaches to using The two-week institutes were de- the U.S. Department of Education each writing in teaching are having students signed to better prepare teachers to year for three consecutive years to keep a journal of their reactions to

teach honors courses that lead to Ad- train special education teachers. subject matter: "freewriting, " in which vanced Placement tests, which allow The grant will help students enrolled students are given a period to write high school students to earn college in Clemson's special education mas- everything they know about that sub- credit and skip certain freshman-level ter's program learn to work with learn- ject: and writing on a subject both courses. ing disabled, emotionally handicapped before and after a formal class lecture. "The Education Improvement Act and educable, mentally handicapped In another continuing project, 20

stipulates that all schools must pro- students. secondary social science teachers at- vide opportunities for students to take According to a Clemson survey of tended the third annual Strom Thur- Advanced Placement tests, which means Oconee, Pickens and Anderson county mond Seminar in Government and more teachers will need training to teachers, one out of five special edu- Politics. help students prepare for the tests, cation teachers working at the sec- This year's sessions featured talks says Clemson vice provost Jerry Reel. ondary level is teaching in a field out- by prominent people in government

Also begun in the summer of 1985 side his or her training. The teachers and politics, both at Clemson and iri was the state s largest single effort to surveyed indicated they needed help Washington. D C. The seminars are improve the quality of science and in such areas as adapting standard sponsored by the Strom Thurmond math education. The program involves curricula to meet their students' needs, Institute as an effort to increase politi- five state institutions, but was the working with community agencies, ca- cal knowledge and awareness among brainchild of Clemson's Dons Helms, reer and vocational counseling and teachers of civics, political science and head of the biology program. understanding the emotional needs of history. With $1.2 million from the National adolescents. The grant will allow And the Computer Vantage Van, Science Foundation and $673,000 from Clemson to add several courses de- outfitted with equipment and software the State Commission on Higher Edu- signed to meet these needs. donated by Texas Instruments, is still cation, Helms spearheaded the devel- Many of Clemson's teacher training on the road, visiting public schools opment of a unique professional de- programs were under way long before throughout South Carolina to conduct velopment program for teachers who the EIA became a reality. 'computer literacy" programs for need to improve their own knowledge The Clemson Writing Project contin- teachers who need to increase their of the subjects they teach. ued for the third summer, helping knowledge of this critical discipline.

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What do Southern Methodist, Vir- sponsor and coordinate the show and vaganza ran in the neighborhood of ginia Tech, Pittsburgh, Boston Col- things started rolling from there. $3,000. lege, Baylor, TCU, Houston, Virginia When Sherman formulated the con- In the past decade Tigerama has and Air Force all have in common? cept of Tigerama his ideas were based more than covered its expenses. As a That's right, they are all recognized upon the theory that competitive skits matter of fact, Tigerama has become major college football competitors who by student organizations, student spe- a money making operation with all the have all been to bowl games within cialty acts and official student groups proceeds going directly to the Tiger- the last two years. constituted an enjoyable program. In ama Scholarship Fund, which was es- But, this roster of schools from across the past many student groups have tablished in 1977. the country has something else in used football foes, fellow students, But, the scholarship is not the only common; all had an average home and university officials as the prime avenue Tigerama has used to benefit attendance in 1984 that was lower targets for ribbing in their perform- the student body. In 1981, the Tiger- than Clemson's attendance for its ances. All in all, Tigerama has been ama fund donated $15,000 in order Homecoming pep rally, commonly known successful in reaching the goals out- that a security system could be in- as Tigerama. The 28th annual affair lined by its founder through the estab- stalled in the [Robert Muldrow Cooper drew almost 40,000 people last sea- lishment of a tradition at Clemson. Library. Then, in 1982, a $25,000 do- son to Clemson Memorial Stadium The inaugural performance of Tig- nation was made to the library for the and all of the above teams had an erama took place on November 8, purchase of new volumes. When the average home attendance for the sea- 1957. It was vitally important for the Tigerama Fund appropriated the funds son that ranked less than 40,000. first production to be a successful ven- for these grants the gifts were made in That might be the best documenta- ture so that Tigerama would be able the name of the entire student body. tion as to how big Tigerama has got- to continue in the future. In order to In 1 983 a $5,000 donation was used ten in recent years. This combination ensure this success. Blue Key Presi- to help establish L.U.I.S., the com- pep rally, talent show and fireworks dent-elect Joe Blandford launched the puter terminal system used in the Cooper display is one of the most entertaining campaign. 'What is Tigerama? " This Library. The 1984 money was used to events in the southeast year after year. tactic was used to get everybody on establish the Tigerama Scholarship

"I got the idea for Tigerama while I campus interested in this new idea. At Endowment. The endowment has a

was at the University of Florida, " said the time, Tigerama became the hot- $32,000 principal, which will be en- Joe Sherman, the retired director of test thing Clemson had seen since the hanced each year. The scholarship is the Clemson News and former direc- original administration building burned given each year to a rising senior, tor of Alumni Relations. "Florida had in 1894. "who has demonstrated outstanding this big student talent show the night The 10,000 or so fans that braved qualities of leadership and genuine before the Homecoming game called the cold that first night 29 years ago interest in the enrichment of student

'Gator Growl', and when I came back were treated to an exciting perform- life on campus. to Clemson in 1956, I persuaded the ance. Featured on the first program Last night's Tigerama was another alumni council to fund a show like it were Mac McCahan, a fire eater; jug- presentation of the Blue Key National for the following year. I got Blue Key to gling specialist Dale Tinsly; and major- Honor fraternity and WSBF The guest ettes Phyllis O'Dell, Diane Austin, and emcees were Jane Robelot of WSPA Carolyn Willis. Later during the eve- News (a former Clemson homecom- ning Miss Austin was chosen as the ing finalist herself), and Russ Cassell, very first Miss Tigerama. Stan Kenton WFBC morning radio personality and and his Modern Jazz Orchestra pro- the host of the Tiger Tailgate Show. vided musical entertainment for the Other parts of the gala included six gala event. skits performed by various organiza- There were also skits performed at tions that centered around themes from the first Tigerama. The Canterbury recent famous movies. The 1985 Club walked away with the first prize Homecoming Queen was also crowned. purse of $75 for their skit entitled A And, of course. South Carolina's larg- Dining Hall Panorama. est fireworks display of the year capped But, the show didn't end there. No the eventful evening.

sir. As the grand finale, the Pyro Dis- Clemson might lead the nation in play Company of Florida put on a traditions and Tigerama is certainly large fireworks display. During that becoming one of the most discussed first year the fireworks cost $850 and traditions when people are talking about in price over the positive of life The crowning of the Homecoming Queen is have steadily increased aspects at this just one of the events at Tigerama. the years. Last night's firework extra- university.

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As every schoolboy knows, October after his Tigers were crushed by the Timmons scored for Clemson, and the 12 is a big day in the history of the Duke Blue Devils, 38-12, in Durham. Tiger defense held the powerful Wake world. On this day in 1492, an Italian "Honey" Hackney starred for Wallace offense to under 100 yards in total man nanned Christopher Columbus Wade's Devils as Duke simply out- offense. discovered America, setting the stage manned the Tigers. Duke picked up 1946—A struggling Tiger team met for development of the world's most an early Clemson fumble, ran it in for Wake Forest this day in Groves Stad- prosperous country. a score, and was never headed after ium in Winston-Salem. After losing Although no Clemson football games that. Walter "Streak " Lawton and Mac two of their first three games, the played on this day have probably had "Ripper" Folger were credited with Tigers hoped to rebound against the the consequence that day had (Clem- playing well for the Tigers. Deacons. This didn't happen. Wake son has never played South Carolina 1940— It was billed as "the Battle of scored early to take a lead, and then on this day) the Tigers have battled the Giants." Highly-touted Clemson rain set in during the third quarter as many times on October 12 and always and Wake Forest met on this day the game turned into a defensive provided exciting action. before an overflowing crowd of 16,000 struggle. The Deacons won 1 9-7. Bobby 1912—Coach Frank Dobson's Ti- on Riggs Field in Clemson. Both teams Gage tallied for the Tigers. gers took on Riverside of Georgia this entered the game undefeated and un- 1957— Behind the play of Bob

Saturday. It was a very hot day on tied. "No fiercer fight will be played Spooner, Harvey White, and Charlie

Bowman Field—it was, "a day far more this year in the Southern Conference, Home, Clemson topped Virginia, 20- suited for baseball," said The Tiger said one local paper in previewing the 6, in Charlottesville this day for a con- newspaper. The Tigers were able to contest. The game was nothing more ference win. The young Tiger team jump out to an early lead, however, than a Clemson rout, though, as the took the win before a silent Cavalier behind the running of E.H. "Buck" Tigers whipped the Deacons 39-0 for crowd. Pressley and the excellent blocking a Homecoming win. All-America can- 1963— In a game where the weather and tackling of the Clemson lines. didate Joe Blalock starred for Clem- was probably more interesting than Pressley scored twice and Marion Coles son. All he did was run an interception the contest, Clemson and Georgia tied once as the Tigers pulled away to a back for a touchdown, run for a touch- 7-7 at Death Valley. A tremendous rain 26-0 victory.— down, throw for a touchdown, and and hail storm at halftime set the crowd 1935 "We saw a good exhibition block a Wake quick-kick. Not a bad heading for cover and many heading of football today." That was about all day's work. The rest of Frank How- for home. Larry Rakestraw scored for Clemson Coach Jess Neely could say ard's team was outstanding, also. Charlie Georgia in the first quarter, and Bob Swift tallied for Clemson as the two teams deadlocked. 1968— In a battle of Southern cats, the Auburn Tigers spoiled Clemson's Homecoming 21-10 at Memorial Stad- ium this Saturday. Clemson was able to move the ball well but could not

punch It in often enough. Dwight Hur- ston led Auburn while Ray Yauger sparked Clemson. 1974— In Clemson's worst game of the season, Maryland stomped the Tigers 41-0 at College Park. The Terps seemed to do everything right while

Clemson could never get it together. Maryland won the ACC in the first year of a three year domination of the league. Today Clemson will meet Virginia in this October 12 contest. And, even

though it may not be as important as Columbus's sighting, the game should surely have a significant impact on each team's season as both coaches Frank Howard coached Clemson to a 39-0 victory over a top 20 Wake Forest team on ttiis discover more and more about their date 45 years ago today. respective teams.

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After bucking strong odds that he Center in Orlando, Fla. " A friend of would not live, Carlon Box sat sur- mine — the guy who found me — was rounded by his Clemson jersey, Tiger bent over telling me to stay still and rags and other gifts and cheered his not to worry." teammates on in a nationally televised Box suffered massive injuries, in- football game against rival Georgia. cluding a crushed chest, a severed There was a time after Box flipped spine and a skull fracture. his car in the early-morning hours of The outlook was bleak, both medi- August 8 near Gainesville, FL, that cally and psychologically. But visits doctors didn't think he would survive. and letters from family, friends, Clem- They knew he would never again play son players past and present and football at Clemson University. They Clemson coaches, especially second- all but guaranteed him he would never ary coach Don Denning, have helped again walk. Box through the difficult early penod For days, Box stared at the wall and and now, the day-long therapy ses- contemplated his future with remorse. sions and training classes. Not life without football, for that was Denning drops him a note about a trivial point. Rather life as it would once every four days keeping Box be in a wheelchair. Life as it would be informed of the Tigers' progress as for a college junior who was the life of the season progresses. Along with the party, but whose world had come frequent visits from his parents and crashing down in one tragic event. other family members, his girlfriend

"I wouldn't miss it for the world; it's sees him every day without fail.

" Carlon Box going to be a great game," said Box At one time they said he was just before the Georgia game. He was a staring at the wall, and he may have to help you get through. You get wor- strong safety who before the accident been," Denning said. "By God, I would ried that sometimes you might not be made his biggest advances for playing stare at it too. I don't know if I could able to do stuff and that makes you time in spring practice battling for the have been as strong as he was. work hard. I don't want to not be able backup spot with Norman Haynes. "You Box is one-third of the way through to do the same things I did before. never know how these games are an expected three-month stay at the One of those objectives is to return going to turn out, so you can only Lucerne unit. He is free of the pain in to Clemson in January to continue hope. But it's at home and it's our turn his chest and back, but his body that work for a degree in graphic commu- to win. once was strong at 190 pounds, now nications. Box plans to move back to

"I I is just wish could be there, but I frail, nearly 30 pounds lighter and campus with his former roommate and know I can't. trapped in a cast-like brace that ex- teammate Hal Hawisher.

"Watching college football bothered tends from his neck to his waist. But Box is still learning the basics. It me at first. I remember the first game Before his therapy is complete, the wasn't long ago that he couldn't even of the season with Boston College. It hospital will allow Box one weekend of pick himself up out of bed, but it only bothered me because I knew I wasn't travel. He plans to spend it watching took a week of work to start rebuilding

going to play anymore, but I realized Clemson football, but this time viewing the strength back in his arms. how lucky I was just to play at all. the Tigers battle Maryland in person "A lot of It is learning how to transfer

"That's how I look at it. I'm just lucky at Death Valley. myself from place to place out of the to be here at all. Some of these guys "I'm just trying to get out of here and wheelchair, " Box says. "It's hard at didn't do anything either and they are that's what pushes me every day. I just first just sitting up because the blood worse than I am. You don't understand want to go back to Clemson, and I rushes straight down and you lose it it, but you just have to keep going." hope I do well enough that they let me because you get real dizzy and pass

Like the most simple of his daily get back for the Maryland game, " Box out. It takes a while to cope with it all.

" activities, watching a sport that was a said. A lot of my friends that I knew when boyhood dream to compete in has There are a lot of people here that I lived down here come to see me, but been a painful readjustment — too are worse than I am, so I don't feel so they don't know what to say. I can strong a reminder of the days before bad. You see people that don't have sense that, even in some of my family. he apparently fell asleep at the wheel anything. Some of my cousins or an aunt or of his late-model car, hit a ditch and " One guy that I've met since I've somebody will write me a letter, but it's flipped it four times throwing him out been here is a quadriplegic. One night, just a card that says Love Aunt So- of the sun roof. he caught a taxi home because he and-so' because they don t know what Box remembers very little about the didn't want to drive drunk. Well, a little to say.

" " accident, only that, I left a friend's way down the road, a drunk hit the taxi There really is no difference now. house near Gainesville and soon after and did that to him. You can't say anything that would bother

" it wrecked. I was laying on the ground A lot of things happen to you and us. People think they do. but bothers

and I was all wet, " he said in a tele- you just have to believe there is a you more when they act funny be- phone interview from Lucerne Spinal reason for them. You just ask for strength cause It makes you feel funny.

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DISTRICT II Union County C Evans Putman Mr Harold E Blackwell (CC), 15 Quail Hill Drive Chairman Greenville, SC 29607 Mr Cecil Wayne Comer Mr H S Harris, Jr Cherokee County Mr B E Kirby ' Mr John M Hamrick, Jr (CC). Mr Thomas E Mack Chairman ' Mr S Paul Aaron • Dr W Ronald Barrett Mr R S Campbell, Jr ' Mr Gary E Clary Mr Wylie Hamrick Mr E Raymond Parker Mr James R Sanders. Jr Greenville County Mr K M Watson (CC), Chairman William R. Bill" Alexander • Mr Bill Barbary Director, District III Mr Randall Bell Mr Walter Glenn Brackin. Jr Mr Joseph Bailey Bright Jim Patterson Lawrence Starkey Eddie N Dalton Mr Miles E Bruce DISTRICT III IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY President IPTAY, Secretary-Treasurer Mr Charles A Bryan, Jr William R Alexander Mr Phillip H Burnett 330 Fainway Rd SW Director. District I Director, At Large Director, Distnct VII Mr Charles W Bussey Jr Aiken, SC 29801 Mr Larry B. Copeland Aiken County Mr J Bennette Cornwell. Ill Mr John G Molony (CC). Mr Walter B Crawtord Chairman ' Mr Gordon S Davis Mr Wm R Alexander • Mr William Lem Dillard Mr Johnny L Cagle • IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS Mr I L Donkle, Jr Mr Alan J Coleman " Mr Henry EIrod Mr Thomas Eiserhardt ' Mr Clark Gaston. Jr Mr Frank T Gibbs Mr Joe D Gibson Mr Elbert Hines Hamilton • Mr Joel W Gray III Mr Eugene H Kneece. Jr TC, Atkinson, Jr., Director F Reeves Gressetle, Jr., Director George G. Poole, Jr, Director ' Richard Ivester Mr H Mr Alan M Tewkesbury. Ill Charlie W. Bussey, Director Lewis F Holmes, Director Bill Reaves, Director Dr Willis A King, Jr Dr Charlie W Timmerman ' Mr Terry A Kingsmore Mr FA Townsend, Jr W,G. DesChamps, Jr., Director FE. Hughes, Director Chns Suber, Director Mr Jim League Mr James L Walpole Dr. R.C. Edwards, Director Dr. G.J. Lawhon, Jr., Director W.H. Taylor, Director Mr Henry M Lee Mr Carrol H Warner ' Mr Floyd S Long Mr Ben Watson Harper Gault, Director Calhoun Lemon, Director Dr J.H. Timmerman, Director G Mr Terry L Long Mr H O Weeks. Sr Marshall Walker, Director Mr Seabrook L Marchant Mr James T McCarter Edgefield County • Mr Lewis F Holmes. Ill (CC). - • Mr Ronald J McCoy ATHLETIC DIRECTOR BOBBY ROBINSON Chairman Mr J G Miller Jr - Mr Greg Anderson IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ALLISON DALTON Mr William J Neeley, Jr W • Mr E O Dukes, Jr HONORARY DIRECTOR - FRANK HOWARD Mr Thomas K Norris Mr William H Orders Mr J W Gilliam. Jr Lewis F Holmes. Jr Mr John F Palmer Mr

• Mr Watson Rhodes Mr 1 N Patterson, Jr * Designates IPTAY '85 Award Winner Mr Thomas H Ryan Mr George Millon Plyler Mr C Evans Putman Mr Herbert S Yarborough Representatives: Mr Bobby W Ramsey Lexington County Mr James Rochester • Mr D H Caughman (CC), Mr Earl E Sammons. Jr Chairman • Mr Robert G Sharpe Mr J Ed Burrell Mr John G Slattery Mr Billy Amick Mr Tony Smith Mr Jerry R Byrd Mr Joe D- Swann Mr R Hugh Caldwell Mr Chris Suber Dean Walter T Cox Mr E Richard Taylor, Jr • Mr Fred H Carter Jr Mr R Allison Dalton Mr S Gray Walsh Mr James Tracy Childers • Mr Robert B Whorton Greenwood County Mr Benjamin C Dysart. Ill Mr Mike Coleman Mr David Wilkins Mr Robert L McCord (CC) Di Robert C Edwards H Mr James A Compton Mr Ernest Jamerson Corley, Jr Chairman, Greenwood Mr Charles Ellenburg. Jr Laurens County Clift Ellis Mr H Ralph Corley Sr Dr FE Abell.Jr Coach Mr J R Adair (CC), • Mr Nick P Anagnost Coach Danny Ford Chairman Mr John Melton Gault, III Jr Mr Robert T Haselden, Jr Mr Joe M Anderson Mr Gaston Gage. ' Mr Thomas E Davenport • Mr Lewis Bagwell Mr Roddey E Gettys, III Mr TA Henry Jim Patterson Mr Henry M Fans. Sr • Mr Henry M Herlong, Jr Mr Wayne Bell Mr S Leanord Gough Mr Charles Jeter Glenn Director, District I Mr Warren Craig Jumper Mr John L Bracknell Mr Robert M Guerreri Mr William J Hendrix Mr VF Linder Jr Mr William E Burnett Mr Bob Harmon Mr Hugh Foster Morgan, Jr Mr William D Coleman Mr Van Hilderbrand Mr John W McLure DISTRICT I Mr WB Owens Coach Frank J Howard Mr Gene Rhymer. Jr Jim Patterson, Dir. Mr Johnson Craig Mr Ralph C Prater Mr J Riser PO Box 589 Mr John Duncan Mr Floyd M Hunt Mr Carl R Rogers W Mr J Tom Shell Clemson. SC 29633 Mr Robert M Erwin, Jr Mr Edwin L Kilby. Jr Mr Michael E Simmons Mr Charles M. Stuck Mr WK Fooshe Mr Tom C Lynch, Jr Dr N C Wessinger ' Abbeville County • Mr James S Hull Mr James V Patterson Mr Mike Taylor Dr William H Baxley, III (CC) Mr Nevit Y Johnson Mr R R Ritchie Spartanburg County Mr Woodrow H Taylor Ctiairman Mr Melvin Pace Mr Robert W Robinson, Jr Mr WM Manning, Jr (CC), Mr C Paul Wessinger • IVIr V Wendell Boggs Mr Wayne B Richey Mr Gil Rushlon Chairman Newberry County Mr Charles B Murphy Singleton ' Mr TR Adams. Jr Mr WM Self Mr William C Mr Earle J Bedenbaugh (CC). Mr Philip H Rosenberg III Mr Robert G Sharpe, Jr Dr B J Skelton Mr James G Bagnal, Chairman Mr Don Southard, Jr Andy N Beiers Mr Richard Suggs Mr G Neil Smith Mr Mr Walter B Cousins Mr M Earle Williamson Mr John L Brady. Sr Mr Erston G Sparks ' Mr Louie C Derrick Mr A B Bullinglon. Jr Anderson County McCormick County Mr John E Sparks Mr L Glenn Fellers • Turner, Jr Mr William M Cooper Mr S T King (CC) Mr TC Faulkner, Jr (CC) Mr Joseph J ' Mr Melvin L Longshore Cornwell, Jr Chairman Mr K N Vickery Mr John B • Chairman Mr C H Ragsdale, III Mr Jack Cribb Mr Melvin E Barnette Mr Joseph A West Mr Terry C Shaver Mr John Easterling, Jr Mr B.K Chreitzberg Oconee County Mr Eugene P Willimon Mr Joe H Simpson, Jr Mr Gerald Emory Mr R Carol Cook Mr Joel Harris (CC) W Mr Clifford T Smith Bruce Foster Mr Joe B Davenport Chairman Judge Mr C Gurnie Stuck Mr Harry H Gibson Mr George H Ducworth Mr J H Abrams Mr David Waldrop. Jr Mr Charles Eldendge Mr Ronald Paul Barnette Mr Wilbur K Hammetl • Mr Bill Hendrix. Jr Richland County Mr J, Tom Forrester. Jr Mr WC Harper • Dr Jimmy Hentz Mr J H McJunkin Mr Grover C Henry Mr Don E Golightly (CC). Mr Hudson Chairman Mr. Robert Lee Hill Mr Garry C Phillips WA

I Alley • Dr William P Kay Mr A P Kerchmar Mr George King, Jr Mr Jack Brunson Dr C Patrick Killen Pickens County Mr Ralph F W • Arthur Shields Mr Philip C Chappell, Jr Mr James F Little Mr Charles E Dalton (CC), Mr W O Mr Harry Major Chairman Mr Man/in C Robinson Mr William T Clawson, III • Coffey Jr • Mr. Randell W, McClain Mr William J Barnett C. Evans "Buddy Putman Mr R L Stoddard Mr Edgar S " Mr Ralph E Cooper Mr Bill McLellan Mr Francis A Bosdell Director. District II Mr Wesley A Stoddard Mr PC Osteen. Jr Mr Robert C Bradley Mr Ted Wilson Mr Albert G Courie

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

• • Mr James W Engram Mr C Green DesChamps. I (CC), Dr J R Stout Mr J O, Gerrald Mr Larry W Flynn Chairman Mr Buddy Gore • Mr Lawrence M Gresselte. Jr. Mr W G DesChamps. Jr Colleton County Mr Pat Gore • Mr William E Hair Mr Bethel C Durant Mr James R, White, III (CC). Mr John H Holcombe, Jr Mr Harry J Johnson Chairman • Mr S F Horton Mr Terryl Klosterman Marlboro County • Mr Jack W, Carter. Sr Mr, Thurmon W McLamb Mr Buddy Lewis Mr C E Calhoun (CC). Mr Marion W Sams. Jr Mr Stephen H Mudge • Mr William T. McDaniel, III Chairman Mr J Ryan White, Jr Mr Richard W. Sarvis ' • ' Mr James P McKeown, III Mr Mark Slade Avent Mr R L. Wilder, Jr • Mr S C McMeekin, Jr Mr William E Gore. Jr Dorchester County • Mr R S Winfield Lawrence V, Starkey Mr Jeffrey A O Cam Mr Ray C Smith Mr Tom Salisbury (CC), Mr Thomas R Bobbins Chairman Marion County Director, District Vlll Mr Crawford E Sanders, III York County Mr Thomas W Bailey Mr TC Atkinson, III (CC), Col A Lee Sheider, Jr • Mr William R. Adkins (CC). Mr H D Byrd Chairman DISTRICT Vlll Mr B Marion Smith Chairman Mr Gene W Dukes Mr TC, Atkinson. Jr

• Lawrence V Starkey Mrs Davis O Smith Mr David E Angel Mr Clifford M Henley Mr John H, Holt Dr John H Timmerman Mr S Lynn Campbell Mr Dexter Rickenbaker Mr Robert G Mace 320 Ferry Landing SW Atlanta, 30328 Mr E Ralph Wessinger, Sr. Dr Roy W Campfield, Jr Mr. Duncan C Mclntyre GA Mr O T Culp Hampton County Mr George G Poole. Jr Georgia Saluda County Mr F Buist Eaves, Jr • Mr William F Speights (CC). Mr James W Addison. Esq. Mr Bernard L. Black (CC), Mr Fred W Faircloth, III Chairman Mr Barnett A Allgood, III ' Sumter County Chairman • Mr Harper S Gault Dr Jerry F Crews. Jr Mr Rudy Bell Dr Wyman L Morris (CC). Mr Alfred B Coleman Mr E M George Mr David B Gohagan Mr Robert S Bonds Chairman Mr James A Derrick Mr Jeffrey T Haire Mr Winston A Lawton Mr Andrew P Calhoun Sen TO- Bowen. Jr Mr Benjamin H Herlong Mr James W Hancock. Jr Mr David Tilman Cline Dr John J, Bntlon. Jr Mr James R Herlong, Jr Mr William F Harper Jasper County Mr John A Dickerson • Mr E M DuBose Mr Mark S Patterson Mr Alford Haselden Mr Frederick A Nimmer (CC). Mr Douglas C Edwards Mr WT Fort. Jr Mr John H Wheeler Mr Lewis W. Hicks Chairman Mr William C Efird, Jr Mr TC Wrighl Mr W T Jenkins. Jr Mr Dale Ferguson, III Mr Howard E Hord Mr James H, Owen. Jr Williamsburg County Mr Carroll Hutto • Jr Orangeburg Mr Robert King Mr J C Rhea, County Mr John J Snow (CC), A • Mr Ben R. Smith. Jr • Mr William B Bookhart. Jr (CC). Chairman Mr William C Lawson Chairman Mr Russell Mr G G Thomas, Sr • Dr WC Cottingham Tommy Lyon • Mr Marshall E Walker Mr David Copeland Mr W H Cox Mr John L Murray, Jr Mr Larry Dyar Mr Fred P Guerry, Jr Mr Thomas E. Peterson Mr F Reeves Gressette. Jr Mr James M Kennedy Mr Edwin S Presnell • Mr Higginbotham, Jr WC Mr Thomas O Morns, Jr Mr A U Priester Jr Mr Edgar C McGee Mr Mickey E Reeves • Mr Fletcher M Riley Jr Mr John L, Scoggins Mr J M Russell, Jr Mr WB Shedd Mr Jack G Vallentine, III Mr Lawrence Starkey, Jr S. Lynn Campbell Mr James C Williams. Jr Mr John Tice Director. District IV Mr Russell S Wolfe, II Mr Joseph W Turner Jr Dr Eugene P Willimon. Jr DISTRICT IV Mr Ronald W Young S Lynn Campbell Edgar C. McGee Box 11326 Director. District V Rock Hill, SC 29730 DISTRICT V Edgar C McGee Chester County Eddie N, Dalton • Mr Edward Abell PO Box 383 C (CC), Director. District VII Chairman Orangeburg, SC 291 15 Mr Richard A Coleman Allendale County Mr Robert A Darby DISTRICT VII Mr Steven Epps Mr Bradley J O Neal (CC), W.T Billy Fort Jr. Eddie N Dalton Fleming Chairman Mr George R Director, District VI 103 Wembley Road Dr Carl H Jones, III Asheville. NC 28804 Thurmon W. McLamb Mr W E Lindsay Bamberg County Director District IX • Mr R Herman Rice (CC), DISTRICT VI Mr. John M. Little. Ill North Carolina Chairman WT Fort, Jr DISTRICT IX Mr. Donald B Murray Mr WW Allen Mr Mrs N Rhett Davis, Jr 2730 Mohican Drive Thurmon McLamb & Miss Edith Batson W Mr Claude McCain Sumter, SC 29150 PO Box 67 Chesterfield County Mr Roland L Connelly Mr. James C. Stone (CC). Mr Fred Schrimpt Linie River, SC 29566 Clarendon County Mr Eddie N Dalton Chairman Mr Robert L Dunnigan Other states besides GA, NC & SC Barnwell County Mr Theodore B Gardner iCC), Mr Rhett Butler Col J L Edmonds Mr Emerson E Andnshok Mr Howard Dickinson, Jr (CC), Chairman Mr John R Thomas G Mr Gregory S Parish Mr George U Bennett Chairman Mr Julius R Eadon, III Mr Dan R. Tillman, Jr Mr Richard J, Fisher Mr Carl F Bessent Mr H M Anderson Mr G.H, Furse, Jr Mr. William R Tillman Mr Pete Folsom Mr Victor G Chapman, Sr Mr Grover C Kennedy, Jr Mr H.B. Rickenbaker Mr Patrick K White Mr James B Foster Mr Daniel R Clemson Mr Calhoun Lemon Mr Horace F Swilley Mr Ray L Wilson. Jr Mr Thomas W Glenn, III Mr Robert P Corker Mr Jimmy L Tarrance Dr Joe B Godfrey Frank J Cox Dillon County Mai Dr Jay D Hair Mr Tom Davidson Darlington County Beaufort County • Mr Billy Daniel (CC), Dr William P Kennedy Mr E Guy Hendrix Mr Fred Faircloth (CC). Mr J Harry Tarrance (CC), Chairman Mr H L Hoover Mr Mark G Fellers Chairman Chairman Mr Charles F Carmichael Mr George A Hutto. Jr Mr Danny Floyd Dr. Hubert C Baker Mr Henry C Chambers Mr L B Hardaway, Jr Mr W D, Kirkpatnck Mr James C- Furman Dr. T. James Bell, Jr Mr Doug Corkern Mr WG Lynn • Mr W. Carter Mr Charles G Lucius. Ill Mr Walter L. Garvin J Mr James S Gibson, Jr Mr Joseph L. Powell Robert Mr Thomas Ill Mr Marion Hawkins. Jr. Mr E. McClure E Gnmes. D Mr J Louis Grant Mr Billy G Rogers Me E T Mclllwain Mr Gray Hipp. Jr Mr Warren Jeffords Mr Mike Jewell Mr John C Rogers Mr John Mclnnis, III Mr Ben Hornsby Dr G J Lawhon. Jr Mr Bryan Loadholl Mr Neal Rogers • Mr Edgar L, Miller Jr Mr Alvin J Hurt. Jr Mr William B McCown, III Mr Tom R, Morris, Jr • Mr FH Inabnit. Jr Mr Harry M McDonald Berkeley County Florence County Dr B. Nickles. Jr Mr WD, Moss. Jr Capt Ed Jackson M • Mr W Henry Thornley (CC), Mr Clyde S. Bryce, Jr (CC), • Mr Archie Kim Neal Mr Dave Moorhead Mr Bill Reaves Chairman Chairman Mr • Mr John Walker Mr Thomas G Roche, Jr John Osteen C Mr Bill Blanton Mr Thomas D Birchmore Mr J V Roberts Mr Rufus M Brown Dr C R Sweanngen. Jr Dr Thomas Dantzler Mr Tomberlin Mr Andrew H Ronemus Mr Marvin Cockfield Don Mr David Jeffcoat Dr Westmoreland Mr Ben K Sharp Fairlield County Mr Alex Coleman TG Mr Lawrence C McMillan • • Mr Harold R Jones (CC). Mr D V Whelchel Mr Harry W Smith Mr Noland L Pontiff. Jr Dr William L Coleman Mr William T Worth Ms Millie D Williams Chairman Mr Thomas P Ryan Mr Frank A, Douglass. Jr Mr Bobby J, Yarborough Mr William L, Wylie Mr Louis M Boulware • Mr L B Finklea, Jr Mr J.K Coleman Calhoun County Mr Harold B, Haynes Mr Ernest C Hughes • Mr William H Bull (CC). Mr Ernest L. Jones Mr Forest E Hughes. Jr Chairman Mr L Chappell Jones Mr Gerald Bozard Mr James W. King Kershaw County Mr Madin C Cheatham Mr John F Poole Mr J F Watson (CC). • Mr Tatum Gressette, Jr Mr Wilbur O. Powers Chairman Mr John G Rose Dr Kenneth W Carson Charleston County Mr Allen P Wood Mr Tommy James. Jr W • Mr Van Noy Thornhill (CC). Mr Edward L Young Mr G P Lachicone Chairman Mr TF McNamara. Jr Georgetown County Mr John Adams, III Mr Alan Alexander • Mr Glenn A Cox (CC), Lancaster County Mr Archie E Baker Chairman Mr Joe Thomas Branyon. Jr • Mr Joe H Lynn (CC). Mr Georgia Bullwinkel. Jr Chairman Mr H L Dukes. Jr Mr Samuel M, Harper Mr James A Adams Mr M Dreher Gaskin Mr H Edsel Hemingway Jr Mr John O Avinger • Mr William A Grant Mr A H Lachicotte, Jr T Jr Mr WP Clyburn Miss Beverly Hafers Mr Robert Mayer Mr Philip Prince Mr Dexter L Cook Mr Al Hitchcock H • Mr Willie Snelley Mr Tony J Crenshaw Dr John P Howard C Mr Joe Young Mr Marion D Lever. Jr, Mr William C Kennerty Mr Garrett J Mobley Mr Robert C Lenhardt Horry County Mr James A Mobley. Jr. Mr Thomas E Lynn • Mr Henry Glenn Simpson Mr David M. Murray. Jr Mr R G Horton (CC), Chairman Mr. Ronald Small Mr, Carl S Pulkinen Barnette, Jr Mr Larry Wolfe Mr Paul Ouatllebaum, Jr Mr James W

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82 Carolina Eastern Inc Dooley Enterprises Inc Francois David Gray Dick Hendley-IH Services Inc Charleston SC Greer SC Memorial #1 Lexington SC Greenville SC Carolina Toyota Peter D Dorn Jr Hendersonville NC Charleston SC Lamar, Margie, Jeff Dick Hendley-IH Services Inc Paula Greene #2 Carolina Gin Co & James Sease Paul Douglas & Terry Wilson Gaffney SC Greenville SC Ehrhardt SC Greer SC Greenwood Motor Lines Inc Imperial Die Casting Corp CBC Inc Burnett DuBose Co Inc Greenwood SC Pickens SC Columbia SC Ridge Springs SC Greenwood Packing Plant Industrial Scrap Inc #1 David Chapman Margie T Duncan T Greenwood SC Greenville SC Orlando FL Columbia SC Grover Industries Inc #1 Jeffrey Manufacturing Division Charles K Steve Dunlap Cheezem Grover NC Greenville SC Coral Gabies FL Greenville SC John E Hamilton Dale Johnson "Bo" Chinners Jr Frank Durham Jr J E W Jacksonville FL Greenville SC Dallas TX Greenville SC Wylie Hamrick Robert B Johnson Walnut Grove Auction Sales Inc Ben Dysart Gaffney 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85 » Sometimes, service means more thanfixinga power line.

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

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

Congratulations team members, coaches and staff!

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

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For the past 51 years thousands of Daniel H. Coker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Turner, Jr. you have displayed your unsurpassed Rebecca D. Coker Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. White

loyalty to Clemson by making IPTAY David Eugene Cleveland If you think you would like to con- one of the greatest athletic scholar- Mr. and Mrs. R. Allison Dalton sider this unique opportunity you may ship groups in America. James W. Engram call Bert Henderson or Allison Dalton Now there are some people who Rodney C. Foster at (803) 656-21 01 or write either of want to Mr. at make another unique effort for and Mrs. S. Leonard Gough them PO Box 31 , Clemson, SC Clemson by providing an endowment Mr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Henderson 29633. to assure the future security and suc- Daniel E. Hunt This is a good opportunity to do cess of the Clemson Athletic Charles D. Miller something for Clemson that will make Department. Robert W. Robinson, Jr. a big difference forever. Tiger Life is a program through which you make an affordable investment over an eight-year period to insure a sizable future gift to the Clem- son Athletic Department. Listed below are a few individual;, who with a few others who wish to remain anonymous have arranged for gifts in excess of $2,000,000 to Clem- son Athletic Department Endowment. Mark Slade Avent Landrum H. Henderson, Jr. Mrs. J. William Holcomb David A. Gray J, Chris Swift Bert Henderson Allison Dalton

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There are perhaps two almost im- nia of a Tiger's head with bared fangs between wash, wear, and weathering. mediate associations with Ciemson and the motto "Eat 'Em Up Ciemson!" Neely consulted the school's College athletics—besides a winning tradi- Latimer's findings are further sub- of Textiles, which arrived at a deeper tion—brilliant, bright, almost blinding stantiated by the fact that Riggs had purple and a gold that was extremely orange and the Tiger Paw. No matter played football at Auburn (nickname close to orange. Through the years, where you go, you can always spot a Tigers) and that school's colors were the colors became yet deeper, evolv- member of the Ciemson faithful by orange and blue. ing to Burnt Orange and Northwest either of these telltale signs. But how The official colors of Ciemson Uni- Purple. did these symbols of Tiger prowess versity are Burnt Orange and North- However, not all was content. In evolve? west Purple, although the predomi- 1970, in an effort to upgrade the im- The late William J. Latimer, 1906 nant colors of Ciemson uniforms age of the university, then President graduate of Ciemson College, did some combine patterns of orange, white, R. C. Edwards contracted Henderson extensive research on the football pro- and blue. Joe Sherman, former Ciem- Advertising of Greenville to come up gram at his alma mater, and offered son sports publicist, news bureau di- with a new Ciemson symbol. the following in regard to the school's rector, and director of Clemson's al- The agency wrote to every school in nickname and colors: umni relations, offered the following in the nation that sported a Tiger as its In referring to the players on the his book THE CLEMSON TIGERS in mascot asking for an official logo. After school's first football team of 1896 regards to the Tigers' hues: making comparisons between those coached by Professor Walter Merritt "It is extremely doubtful that anyone Tigers, the agency found itself in a Riggs, Latimer said, "Due to the lack can tell you with certainty how the quandary: A Tiger is a Tiger, no matter of helmets and head protection, they Ciemson colors swung from purple how much you try to change it. (the players) wore long hair. These (and a rather pale purple, at that) and After pondering the situation for several long manes might have gained them gold to what for several years was weeks, an agent came up with the the name of Lions had it not been for described as Northwestern purple and idea of using the Tiger Paw. A request the orange and purple striped jerseys burnt orange." was sent to Chicago's Museum of and stockings that resembled tigers. Sherman, a member of the Ciem- Natural History for a plaster of Paris The latter nickname seemed to stick." son Class of 1934, recalled one story mold of a tiger's paw. A few changes John Heisman, coach of the 1900 that suggested that former football coach were made, and the Tiger Paw was born.

Ciemson football squad, followed up Jess Neely found it almost impossible After a brief trial, Ciemson left the on that nickname. He used the insig- to keep the uniform colors from fading regal stripes and fangs of the Bengal tiger and went down—to its paw and started a trend that would be followed by advertisers, businessmen, entre- preneurs, politicians, and, alas, even other schools like Missouri, Ohio, and Pacific. There are now Tiger Paws, as well as prints from Wildcats, Panthers, and other ferocious felines, that adorn athletic uniforms on all levels of competition.

The paw is used to "weicome" opponents on all major roads leading to

Ciemson. It can be found on all sorts of paraphenalia and, of course, on the cheeks of Ciemson fans. Ciemson fans are among the most loyal in the world. They are spirited and proud—proud of their school, their teams, their Paws, and their orange. Although one can find those orange paws in any number of places, feel certain that some clever Ciemson fan will find yet another way in which to The Tiger Paw has been a part of Ciemson fans' attire since 1970. "make his mark" on the world.

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The dipping mercury in our ther- (Clemson '65) and Allen. Clemson University Alma Mater

mometers serves as a reminder that During the pregame show, Clem- Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness, autumn has begun her gallant reign. son's Fulbright Scholars will be recog- Where the Tigers play, The trees shed their splendor, and nized. Clemson has been most suc- Here the sons of dear old Clemson Reign Supreme alway. their leaves seem to paint cessful with its Fulbright in colored nominees CHORUS across the sky that bear a years. six banners recent Two years ago, Dear old Clemson, we will triumph message of welcome to all Tiger al- Clemson students were nominated and And with all our might umni. Whether or not they are physi- selected as Fulbright scholars, a feat That the Tigers' roar may echo O'er the mountain height. cally here, all alumni return to Clem- unmatched by any other school son today; this is homecoming. nationwide.

Tiger Band will continue the wel- "You're A Grand Ole Flag " and "No More Lonely Nights," arranged by come with their traditional pregame "America The Beautiful" will be played Jay Dawson. show, commencing with the stirring to continue the pregame show. These The third annual appearance of the

"Sock It To 'Em", the Orange Bowl selections will be directed by Dr. Rich- Clemson Tiger Alumni Band will be March, and "Tiger Rag." ard E. Goodstein and accompanied by made to salute not only students and

As Tiger Band plays, it will spell out the Clemson University Chorus. Dr. alumni, but to Clemson fans across the word "Tigers." Today's guests of Bruce F Cook will then direct Tiger the globe with "The Song That Shakes

honor dotting the "i" in Tigers will be Band's rendition of our national an- The Southland, " TIGER RAG! Mr. & Ms. Walter K. Lewis of Hartsville. them, followed by the Clemson Uni- This week. Tiger Band would like to Mr. Lewis is the president of the Clem- versity Alma Mater, directed by Wil- feature its drum majors, Cindy Morris

son University Alumni Association. A liam W. Campbell. The invocation will and Jim McKenrick. Morris is a senior member of the Clemson Class of '37, be offered by the Reverend Sandford from Greenville majoring in nursing, Lewis received his Bachelor's degree Beckett, and the colors will be pre- while McKenrick is a senior from Rock in Textile Chemistry, and served as a sented by an ensemble from Pershing Hill majoring in computer engineering. Senior Marketing Specialist for So- Rifles, Company C-4, Kerry Graham, The drum majors direct field perform- noco Products Company before retir- Color Guard Commander. Following ances of the band.

ing. Lewis has been the Alumni Asso- the pregame show, it's time to rev 'em Morris and McKenrick first tried out

ciation's president since July 1 1985, up as the Fighting Tigers make their before a panel composed of two mem-

and will serve until June 30, 1987. The traditional run down the hill. bers from each class. The initial group Lewis' have two sons, Walter, III Today's halftime show, "Music of of candidates is then cut in half. Those America," was one of several shows remaining try out before the band to a created for the 1984 Summer Games tape of the nominee's choice. Judged of the XXIII Olympiad in Los Angeles. on rhythm, technique, and the ability Tiger Band will enter the field with an to change with tempo, the band then opening fanfare before moving on to votes to elect its drum majors. Mc- George Gershwin's "Strike Up The Kenrick, in his fourth year in Tiger Band." Fragments of "Dixie" and "The Band, said, "I thoroughly enjoy being

Battle Hymn of The Republic" follow, the drum major of the band; it is a very as will John Phillip Sousa's "Washing- rewarding position. The band is a great

" ton Post and "Yankee Doodle." The group of people to work with. " Morris,

halftime presentation will conclude with also in her fourth year in the band and another arrangement of "You're A Grand in her second year as a drum major, Ole Flag", "This Land Is Your Land added, "Nothing can equal the feeling and "This Is My Counry." of hearing the band enjoy what it's The Clemson chorus will encore and doing. That makes all the work worth- join with Tiger Band for the Edward T. while. The whole experience is really Madden arrangement of "America The great." Beautiful." Fraternities have been busy all week As her first official appearance, the building their annual homecoming floats, newly-crowned Clemson Homecom- highlighting a week full of activities ing Queen will circle the field on a float around campus. Tigerama witnessed constructed by the brothers of Sigma the skits, fireworks, and crowning of Alpha Epsilon social fraternity. Crowned the Homecoming Queen last night, last night at Tigerama, the queen and and several campus organizations will The Tiger Band drum majors are Cindy her court will process to the back- be hosting socials later today and to- Morris and Jim McKenrick. ground music of Paul McCartney's hit, night to welcome back their alumni.

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, will McKenna, 21 Bill Spiers, 19, is Murphy, 21 , is a be going after his a sophomore on starter on the third individual ACC Coach Bill Wil- Clemson Wom- wrestling title and helm's 29th Tiger en's volleytDall team. looks to make his baseball club. As The third-year per- fourth straight a rookie, the 6-2, former plays strong NCAA tourna- 180-pound inside hitter for Coach ment appearance fielder posted the Wayne Noms' Lady this season. Along second best bat- Tiger squad. She with fellow senior ting average (.380) serves as co-cap- Mark Lifts, the 150- on the squad. He tain along with pound McKenna punched out 65 hits Cindy Tucci for the will serve as co-captain of this year's squad. that inciuaec lu doubles. A versatile per- '85 club. By midseason the 5-8 veteran was Last season the Florida native captured former, Spiers saw action at third base, leading the team in kills and digs, or defen- his second league crown, the 142-pound shortstop and in the outfield in the 47 sive saves. Her sopfxDnnore year was marred class. As a freshman, three years ago, games he played in. A cautious baserun- by an ankle injury that sidelined her for McKenna won the 150-pound weight divi- ner, he was thrown out only once in 10 several games. Despite missing a few out- sion. Last year McKenna was ranked eighth stolen base attempts. An outstanding stu- ings, she managed to compile the second by Amateur Wrestling News in the 142- dent-athlete whose future plans include highest total of kills with 202, she served up pound class and he helped the Tigers to becoming a medical doctor. Spiers was 23 aces and was in on 206 digs. Academics their highest national ranking ever, num- named to the ACC Honor Roll as a fresh- are important to Murphy as evidenced by ber-11. Against conference competition, man with his 3.33 CPA. He is one of the her 3.9 GPR dunng the 1984-85 academic McKenna has compiled an impressive 17- most talented and decorated all-around year in biochemistry, the third highest over- 1 slate; that includes a pair of perfect 6-0 athletes to ever come out of Wade Hamp- all GPR among Clemson athletes. Twice marks his freshman and junior campaigns. ton Academy where he won 1 1 varsity she has been named to the ACC honor roll Heading into the '85-86 campaign Mc- letters while playing four different sports. for academic achievement. A zoology ma- Kenna stands 72-27, which ranks him among As a quarterback he led Wade Hampton to jor, Murphy has her sights on being a doctor Clemson's top eight all-time career win- a pair of state titles. Spiers was born 6-5- and entering the field of sports medicine. ners. McKenna is majoring in business 66 and is a microbiology major. administration.

Else Breit ^^^^^^P*^^?^!*^ Gary Conner Jay Berger Wilhelmshaven, PMIHL MO Plantation, FL West Germany Br ^L^^^^ Conner, 20, starts Berger, 18, is a Breit is a 24-year- lKPI|-4|£Sifl 3t striker for Coach sophomore for old junior on the .M. Ibrahim's de- Coach Knese's top Lady Tiger cross fending national 10 Tiger tennis country and track championship team. Berger is teams. One of the soccer team. The coming off the ul-

, - most consistent 5-11, 150-pound timate summer in w performers, Breit junior is on the which he captured ' has already helped same torrid scor- the U.S. National Coach Wayne ing pace of a year 18-and-under ti-

Coffman's he t tie, the clay-court , Lady ago when Tigers to a team \1? topped the team in National 1 8-and- triumph this season, as the Lady Tigers scoring with 46 points, on 19 goals and under crown and reached the round of 16 tied with Brigham Young for first place in eight assists. His 46 points also was sec- in the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament. By the University of North Carolina Invita- ond best overall in the conference. In the that round Berger was the only American tional. Breit turned in a time of 18;1 1 .4 to Tigers' 2-0 win over Duke last month Con- besides John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, place 1 2th in the race. As a member of the ner was honored as ACC Player-of-the- Tim Mayotte and Greg Holmes to be there. track team, Breit concentrates on the mid- Week for scoring both goals. Since his As the world's 733rd ranked men's player, dle distance events, the 1500 and 800 rookie year in '83 Conner has started in all Berger shocked the 89th-ranked player, runs. As a sophomore, the 5-5, 1 lO-poun- but six games he's played in. A dislocated Bnan Teacher, 4-6. 7-6, 6-4, 7-6, to ad- der ran 71st at the NCAA Championships, tibia suffered in the '84 Winthrop game at vance to the final 16. It took the world's after running 34th at the ACC meet and midseason forced him to miss three games number-seven ranked player, Yannick Noah,

26th in the NCAA Distnct III Champion- and yet he wound up the Tiger's leading to eliminate the feisty Berger, 6-7. 6-2, 6-3, ships. In her initial collegiate cross country point producer Through the first nine games 6-1 . Known as "The Warrior' by his Clem- season, 1983, the West German native this fall Conner had already struck for five son teammates, the 5-9, 135-pounder played finished the season strong by placing 19th game-winning goals, which is two less number-four singles and number-two dou- at the ACCs, 23rd at the district meet and than he had his first two seasons in Tiger- bles most of last year for the Tigers. In 52nd at the NCAA Championship. The town. Conner is one of three all-state se- singles he fashioned the team's best over- microbiology major has been named to the lections from the St. Louis area to sign all mark of 57-11, which marked only the ACC Honor Roll the past two seasons for with the Tigers. He was named St. Louis third time in history a Clemson tennis outstanding academic achievements as well Amateur Athlete-of-the-Month dunng his player had reached 50 or more wins in a as athletic ability. For the 1984-85 year senior prep year. Born 6-1 1-65, Conner is season. Berger was born 1 1-26-66 and is she posted a 3.70 GPA. She was born 7- pursuing a degree in accounting. majoring in business. 21 -61 in Trier, West Germany. 111 1 '9 t\V By Bob Bradley

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A person could have gotten some out on the first play of the final period. in the two-point PAT. A 46-yard Addi- pretty good odds 30 years ago by Homer Jordan passed to Jerry Gail- son to Bell pass set up a two-yard betting that one football team wou.J lard for 51 yards on the last play of the scoring run by Jackson with 7:37 to beat another one 24 consecutive times. third quarter to set up the score. The go. Forcing a Virginia punt Clemson But that's exactly what has hap- Tigers still trailed 24-17 with 3:05 left took over at its own 20. With a third pened in the Clemson-Virginia series. in the game before Steve Durham and five at the Clemson 25, Addison

Had the bet been made, it wouldn't blocked a punt and Bill Smith picked it found a streaking Jackson going down

have said how the 24 victories had to up at the 1 1 and scored. Obed Ariri's the left sidelines in front of the Tiger take place, or how close some of the PAT deadlocked the festivities at 24. bench and he let go. Jackson took the games would be. Clemson next forced another Vir- pass, never breaking stride, and scored Had the Federal Trade Commission ginia punt and got possession at its on a 75-yard pass play that gave

entered the picture, it probably would own 47 with 1 :20 left. The Tigers moved Clemson a 40-35 lead. have ruled that no one team can have to the Cavalier 35 where Ariri booted But Davis wasn't through. He passed a monoply on horse shoes, rabbit's a 52-yard field goal with six seconds the Cavaliers from their own 24 to the feet, buckeyes and four-leaf clovers. left for a 27-24 Clemson win. Clemson 14 before James Tompkins The only requirement on the bet Quarterback Scott Gardner carried deflected a pass and Phil Marion inter- would have been a "W" in the left the Cavaliers to a 13-0 first quarter cepted and the Tigers regained pos-

hand column when the final second lead in the 1 973 game played at Clem- session at their own 20 with 1 :49 ticked off. And that has been met. son. And Virginia moved to a 20-6 showing and were able to run out the But there have been blow outs, shoot advantage with 7:33 left in the second clock. outs, shut outs and luck outs as far as quarter. The Tigers edged to 20-18 on The Clemson team and its fans are the two teams are concerned. The a 39-yard pass from Ken Pengitore to hoping that the luck which has been Cavaliers will quickly point out that the Jim Lanzendoen with 30 seconds prominent in any number of Virginia only kind of luck they've had has been showing in the half. games as already seen above, will bad. And no Clemson fan will disa- Cavalier Mike Lacika fell on a fum- stick around for 60 more minutes today. gree. Without some good luck along bled punt in the end zone for another In case fans are wondering what the way, the Tigers would not be as Cavalier score and Clemson was down those four trucks backed up to the well off in this series. nine, 27-1 8, with just over two minutes Clemson dressing room contain, one Clemson was a charter member in left in the third period. Early in the final has horseshoes, one is loaded with the Atlantic Coast Conference (May 8, stanza Frank Wise recovered a Vir- rabbit's feet, another has buckeyes 1955) and Virginia came in the follow- ginia bobble at the Cavalier 28, which and the other has four-leaf clovers. ing December. Schedule commit- the Tigers converted into a score. They're three weeks late already. ments would not permit a meeting The Pengitore-Lanzandoen combi- during the season of 1954, but the nation worked for a 28-yard, go-ahead Tigers made their first trip to Char- score with 6:44 remaining and Peanut lottesville September 24, 1955, and Martin had to put the hit on Ken Shel- came out a winner, 20-7 ton three yards shy of a first down at The Cavaliers led, 7-6, at halftime, the Clemson 17 with 56 seconds left their touchdown being set up on a 62- to preserve the Tiger victory. yard run by Herb Hartwell, with the But no doubt the most dramatic score coming on a one-yard run by game of all 24 came in 1966 at Clem- Charles Jenkins and the extra point by son when the Tigers trailed by 17

Jim Bakhtiar, who was a true Iranian points with 18 minutes to play . . . only prince. to come back to win 40-35. Clemson recovered a fumble at the This game—with Jimmy Addison Cavalier 21 in the third quarter and pitching for Clemson and Bob Davis went on in to score the go ahead hurling for Virginia—owns the most touchdown (possibly using a green passing yardage by two teams of any football) and an eventual 20-6 win. the Tigers have ever played—627. Probably the three most-remem- Davis had 312 yards by himself, Addi- bered come-from-behind games were son threw for 283 and Jacky Jackson 1966, 1973 and 1980. added 32 more for Clemson. Ed Car- 0- In '80 the teams were knotted at 1 rington caught for 113 yards and Frank all at halftime, but the Cavaliers use Quayle grabbed 103 yards for Virginia two Tiger interceptions to score twice while Wayne Bell had 120 yards for in the third period to lead 24-10 as the Clemson. fourth quarter opened before a parti- Addison connected with Bell on a san Charlottesville audience. 10-yard scoring strike 17 seconds be- Brendon Chte got Clemson seven fore the third quarter ended to narrow Jimmy Addison points closer by scoring from 26 yards the gap to 35-26, with Addison running

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