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THE CLEMSON
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HOW IT WORKS
Two . bits. Four bits.
Six bits. And so on . . .
How much you willing
to pay for a winner?
Settle for 4 and 6?
All you Clemson rats:
five thousand foul screaming
"Ref ain't got no Daddy!"
vermin . . . Hear whar they's
gonna 'condition the cans . .
in the foot holes of the
majestic Blue Ridge
where it yams greyness.
"You a stoodent at Clemson,
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Soul man, Hippie commie queer,
Leroy, Southern virgins,
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Naked ladies on screen at the Study Hall
Cyndy gyratin' cross the street.
Wednesday's chicken day for you S.C. fans.
Dance weekend — Jerry Butler, sweaty soul
music, but what about February 14?
Cuss words set to music, but no
swearin' in pubic places.
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They got one on the team
They'll be back next year.
WHITE
White is beautiful, too
at times
DEAR DAD STOP YOU SAID ALL
COLORED FOLK WAS STUPID
STOP BUT ONE GOT AN "A" IN
ENGLISH 101 STOP AND I GOT
A "D" STOP COMMER SPLICES
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Dufus down the hall.
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ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
JOHN SETTLE
Editor-in-Chief
AL JOLLY
Editor of Design
BILL ELLIS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES
BEAUTIES
SPORTS
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ACTIVITIES
GREEKS
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ADMINISTRATION
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BASEBALL
1969 RESULTS
TRACK
1969 RESULTS
FRESHMAN
FOOTBALL
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5 East Tennessee
7 East Tennessee
3 Ohio
5 Ohio
5 Virginia Tech
5 Virginia Tech
18 Kent State
5 Kent State
6 Kent State
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Buffalo
Buffalo
Buffalo
Georgia
Furman
N. C. State
N. C. State
North Carolina
Duke
Wake Forest
Wake Forest
Georgia
Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
South Carolina
Florida State
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Jacksonville
Furman
South Carolina
South Carolina
Davidson
Wake Forest
Duke
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North Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech
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70 North Carolina
65 East Tennessee
79 Duke
62 South Carolina
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High Point
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39 N. C. State
36 North Carolina
26 Virginia
47 Maryland
58 Emory
58 Appalachian State
62 West Georgia
50 Walce Forest
46 South Carolina
36 William and Mary
41 Old Dominion
73 Georgia Tech
TENNIS
1969 RESULTS
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Southern Illinois
Tennessee
Duke
Toledo
South Carolina
7 The Citadel
Illinois
Harvard
Columbia
Virginia
8 Maryland
5 Georgia Tech
7 North Carolina
Wake Forest
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1 Maryland
0 Virginia
3 Warren Wilson
2 Emory
1 U.N.C.
2 The Citadel
0 Duke
5 Furman
4 Georgia State
0 Erslcine
2 N. C. State
9 Western Carolina
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RANDY BAZEMORE
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RICK VAUGHAN
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Grady Burgner
J. R. Mahaffey
John Burroughs
Wade McManos
Dennis Chandler
Rick Medlin
John Coalcley
Gary Mitchell
Edward Collins
Andy Moore
Alan Demarest
David Mullis
Walter Dixon
Charles Nelson
George Ducworth
Richard Orne
B. B. Elvington
John Oxford
Mike Faer
Raymond Pettit
Charles Foster
Sarfaraz Rahim
Richard Furst
Lee Rayburn
Robert Garces
Donald Russell
Allen Gerhardt
William Seay
David Hall
John Severs
Randy Harvey
Walter Stilton
Jack Hill
Eugene Smith
Edward Holland
Kenneth Smith
Paul Holzshu
Frank Strehle
Roy Jones
Dave Volkenburg
Nick Kelaidis
James Wackwiti
Don Kelley
Calvin Weeks
Jack King
Chuck Werner
David Kormaniclci
Rick Young
Steven Kuester
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COACHING STAFF
P. WEE GREENFIELD
Head Track and Cross Country Coach
DUANE BRULEY
Head Tennis Coach
BOB JONES
Head Golf Coach
CARL McHUGH
Head Swimming Coach
IBRAHIM M. IBRAHIM
Head Soccer Coach
CLEMSON
VIRGINIA
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A nervous Tiger waits and wonders . . . Suspense
. . . "We've been building" . . . Virginia sounds
tough . . . First time out for the youngest Tiger
team in a decade ... A wet day and Virginia wilts
as Clemson draws first blood . . . Sophs look good
. . . the ball came loose more than once . . . Agile
Cat . . . Clumsy Cavalier with a gross greeting . . .
Cavaliers make mistakes . . . Kendrick shows class
. . . Three aerial TD's . . . Southerland, Watts,
Watson, Kitchens . . . Tiger defense shows no
doubt . . . Key interception by Larry Hefner . . .
Tommy Kendrick to Charlie Waters for 49 yards
and seven points . . . Tigers execute well . . .
Fourth quarter heroics put things on ice . . . Ray
Yauger gets fourteen points . . . Frank gets number
1 62 and I I in a row against Virginia . . . "We're
built" . . . They beat us in the stats, but there's
only one stat that counts . . . 2 I - 1 4 . . . The dandies
have fallen and the Tigers march on Georgia.
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CLEMSON
Victory was sweet, can it continue against the
7th ranked Dogs? . . . Home is Death Valley . . .
"We've improved a great deal over last week"
. . . Last week, we won . . . Georgia rolls behind
Mike Cavan . . . Dogs show an intimidating de-
fense . . . Kendrick gets hot with 225 yards and
20 completions ... to no avail . . . Waters shows
his talent as a receiver . . . Cavan drops two big
bombs . . . Georgia's secondary superb . . . Dennis
Hughes and Charles Whittemore snag Bulldog
scores . . . Dooley's boys cash in on six Clemson
bungles . . . "You can't make mistakes against a
team like Georgia" . . . SEC is still taboo . . . when
will it all end . . . What? A shutout? ... the worst
home defeat in history . . . "We're going to get
better" . . . Kendrick is going to be a great
quarterback . . . Promises . . . 30-0 and on to
Atlanta . . . the Grant Field Jinx looms ahead.
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GEORGIA TECH 10
Grant's tomb . . . the 24-year-old jinx . . .
Howard's personal Hell-Hole . . . the Jackets score
first ... a 54-yard field goal for Duncan ... a
47-yard interception return for Ford . . . the Jinx
holds at half-time, 1 0-0, Tech on top . . . our boys
have enough to come back . . . Kendrick passes to
Yauger . . . now 1 0-7 . . . the defense slows Tech
down . . . Waters makes a sensational catch at
the three . . . Kendrick to Yauger again . . . now
I4-I0 . . . one quarter to go ... an irrepressible
defense ... a magnificent game by Yauger . . .
Craig picks off a mid-air fumble, returns to the six
. . . Ray bulls over for his third TD ... a largely
disbelieving throng of 50,224 fans . . . "We broke
the Jinx!" . . . the frustration is over . . . one of
Frank's most treasured victories . . . Yauger picks
up I46 yards in 23 carries . . . "If our boys believe
in themselves we can win again" ... a War Eagle
looms overhead.
AUBURN
CLEMSON
The proud Clemson Tigers . . . the potent Auburn
Tigers ... a good first quarter . . . then, disbelief
... 23 points in six minutes . . . it's gonna be a
long day . . . four interceptions ... a lost fumble
. . . penalties . . . Auburn adds 21 more in the
third quarter ... a mismatch before 38,000 fans
. . . Sullivan, Beasley, Frederick ... as easy as
pi ... an overpowering Auburn defense . . .
Clemson never gets out of its own territory . . .
Auburn scores only once in the fourth quarter ... a
Tiger miscue tells the story . . . Clemson manages
94 offensive yards . . . Auburn gets 358 . . . the
fifth worst defeat in Clemson's history . . . "We
did a pretty thorough job of messing up" . . .
Cassady and Elvington, the only bright spots . . .
back to the ACC next week . . . Wake's a pretty
tough team ... we can bounce back.
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WAKE FOREST 14
The Tigers welcome themselves back to the
friendly folds of the ACC ... no future in playing
with the SEC, you could get burned . . . Sutherland
will not play . . . Medlin rambles until he is injured
early in the second period . . . Deacs muff an on-
sides kick . . . Yauger draws first blood . . . Kendrick
has his man again . . . Mayer stars at defensive
end . . . Deacs tie it up 14-all by halftime . . . two
Clemson TD's late in the 4th quarter . . . great
blocking in the line . . . Ray rambles in with 2:39
left . . . Barnette ices the Homecoming cake . . .
conditioning pays off . . . Tiger's drive stays alive
with Kendrick, Yauger, and Anderson . . . Sur-
savage snags crucial fourth down pass . . . Yauger
crashes for 202 yards in 36 carries . . . outstanding
. . . "Wake was tougher than we'd figured, but"
. . . Bamas boys are coming to town . . . the Tide
is hungry after dropping two straight . . . bring on
the Bear.
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A nippy October afternoon ... "I want to beat
my old buddy, Bear, in the worst way" . . . Ala-
bama, twice defeated . . . Bama's down, but not
for long . . . Clemson kicks off and Scott Hunter
goes to work . . . Bama is back . . . Yauger has
moments of greatness, but for nothing . . . the
Tide is resurrected in Death Valley . . . Alabama
28 and Clemson hasn't scratched . . . Kendrick to
Yauger and the Tiger roars, softly ... a scoreless
third quarter . . . Can you dig it? Yeah, we can
dig it! We're Alabama ... a 36-yard ramble by
Tolley ... 10 receptions by Waters . . . but mis-
takes count too ... 5 fumbles ... an interception
. . . Alabama scores 10 more . . . the Bear's 1 00th
victory with the Tide . . . they're a good team, not
a great team . . . what about us? . . . Clemson
is 3-3 . . . next Saturday, the Tigers and the Terps
. . . always tough against us . . . it'll take 100
per cent.
ALABAMA
CLEMSON
CLEMSON
MARYLAND
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Third week at home . . . come-back time after
a disappointing loss to the Bear ... an ACC title
taunts the Tigers . . . rain, and history repeats
itself . . . Clemson scores on its first two possessions
. . . Kendrick to Waters sets it up . . . Barnette
hits one for the ACC field goal record . . . Mary-
land's six muddy mistakes ... 5 fumbles . . .
I interception . . . Tiger defense stars Sutherland,
DePew, Henry, and Hefner . . . victory has no
discomforts . . . Terps sucker for razzle-dazzle . . .
who ever heard of a double reverse? . . . third
quarter safety . . . 408 easy Clemson yards . . .
Maryland held to 61 on the ground . . . the Tigers
score in every possible way . . . Dale Henry makes
it two in a row for Defensive Back honors . . . two
out of three in the Valley ... the ACC record
clean at 3-0 . . . ahead, a three week road-trip
. . . the Tiger stalks easier now ... in Durham, a
Blue Devil waits for a high-riding Cat.
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CLEMSON
Hit the road . . . "We could win these last three
as easily as we could lose them" . . . this boy,
Hart . . . some of the best practice sessions we've
ever had ... a nine-point Tiger lead dissolves
after the first quarter . . . Blue Devils Zwirko and
Capellano star . . . Duke execution superb . . .
Barnette gets two three-pointers . . . LEO HART
. . . incomparable . . . Don Kelley shows his stuff
with a Duke receiver . . . Blue Devil defenders sew
this Tiger up . . . two Tiger fumbles and three inter-
ceptions . . . yeah, we've been that road before
. . . "We just didn't react very good" ... we
looked pretty good on paper . . . Kendrick passes
for 239 yards and 3 TD's ... the Tigers are stunned
... a title drifts further away . . . but it can be
done . . . hope for the next two . . . attitude . . .
a tall, lean Tar Heel looks on from the Hill.
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CLEMSON 1
Time to bounce back again . . . this one for the
crown . . . Attitude check ... the Heels score
quickly . . . Kendrick to McMakin for 7 and a two-
point conversion follows . . . Clemson suffers
through Tar Heels' Don McCaulley and John Swof-
ford . . . Gilstrap gets 7 . . . Another near miss
... a new record — for mistakes that is ... 5
interceptions and 3 lost fumbles make this story
sound like a nightmare . . . Waters is gone with a
shoulder injury . . . Ray Yauger gains 74 yards for
a losing cause . . . two straight losses to ACC
foes . . . unheard of ... a game and a title . . .
the 'Cocks have the crown but not the Tiger . . .
not yet . . . The Baron muses and counts his chickens
... a wounded Tiger heals slowly . . . how sure
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CLEMSON 1:
The only one that counts . . . the Tigers have
practiced in silence this week ... a title down the
drain, but still a chance for glory . . . the Cockpit
overflows . . . Carolina scores on its first three
possessions . . . looks like another long day . . .
down 17-0, Clemson grabs the momentum ... a
blocked Carolina punt . . . Yauger rambles in un-
touched for seven ... 17-14 at the half . . .
Warren Muir . . . "He left bodies all over the
place" . . . missed tackles . . . disgust . . . Tiger's
momentum seeps away in the second half . . . Suggs
to Holloman for a score . . . Clemson threats stifled
by mistakes . . . Dave Thompson and Tommy
Kendrick are the Tiger standouts . . . only a few
bright spots ... a proud Tiger bleeds and settles
back for a long hard winter . . . rumors of a re-
treating Baron ... a good year for a young team
. . . NEXT YEAR . . . the magic words.
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The conference doormat? . . . not this year . . .
Zat, the ACC's leading scorer . . . Mahaffey's back
... we played well against UNC . . . Latin's quite
an asset . . . Pistol Pete gets 49 in Charlotte . . .
the Tigers are stronger . . . Foster plays his best
ball . . . Dave Thomas, a smooth shooting south-
paw . . . disappointment against Maryland ... a
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Rick Gilstrap, Don Wiggins, Winston
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Waters, Sonny Cassady, Chuck Werner,
Rick Eyler, Don Kelley, Pete Galuska,
Dean Feaster, Jack Anderson, Brad
O'Neal, Dwayne Windham, Pat Shealy,
John Shields, Bobby Jamison, Rick Med-
lin, Lee Haddock, Earl Gilstrap, Ray
Yauger, Rick Bukowsky, Gary Compton,
Charlie Tolley, Henry Walters, Larry Law-
son, Mike Newell, Bob Craig, Jewell
McLaurin, John Fulmer, Roger Owens,
Charlie Cauble, Dave Thompson, Dave
Farnham, Ben Watson, B. B. Elvington,
Lake Jameson, Dave Kormanicki, Larry
Hefner, Tom Talmage, Grady Burgner,
Paul Shish, Gerry Hough, Chris Crabtree,
Charlie Caldwell, Randy Harvey, Tappey
Squires, Bill Depew, Waldo Watts, Moe
Todd, Jim Dorn, Jack King, Ronnie J$$
chens, Stan Hopkins, Ralph Daniel
Strayer, Jim Sursavage, Jimmy TrembhM
Eddie Sink, Jackie Smith, Oscar ^^Jrter./gJ
John McMakin, Don Ethredge, Josh ScV' .
neider, George Ducworth, Ivan iouth
land, Larry Bell, Fred Milton, &£& Le
ter, Charlie Mayer, Wayne
Harrelson, Dave McMahan.
BASKETBALL
Dickie Foster, John Coakley, Dave Thomas,
Ronnie Yates, Richie Mahaffey, Greg
Latin, Paul Holzshu, Butch Zatezalo, Pete
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BASEBALL TRACK
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Monjot, Charles Marisca, Randy
George Antonakos, Buster Smith,
Smith, Don Russell, Johnny Severs,
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Holland, Steve Kuester, Craig
Tommy McDaniel, John Stanley,
Williams, Dave Van Volkenburg,
Yerkes, Rick Needham, Mike Gil .
Gerhardt, Alan Demarest, Laval
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Rick Albers, Steve Barton, Dennis Chand-
ler, Sam Cheatham, Josh Collins, Roger
Collins, Don DuBose, Dickie Foster, Richie
-forrt; Dave Ha4l, Jason Hill, Jack
man, Kit Jackson, Trip Jones, Don Ki
Keith Lake, Phil Legnetti, Tom Leonard,
Lowry, Richie Mahaffey, Charlie
Mayer, Doji Morgan, faul Myers, John
^Rukat, Charlie Rumpel, John
Smith, Tommy Smith, Ivan
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B,ob Wennersten, Jay
GOLF
1969 ROSTER
Joe Vignati, Frank Chandler, Tommy
Suber, Robert Hawthorne, Bud Zipf, Don
Liberty, Walter Smith.
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Demori, Pete Verdee, Ed Wenz,
h, Jack Mansmann, Stan
Carsten, David Mullis,
Roger Collins, Kieth Lat-
tler, Rick Wincott, Bob
Don McCombs,
bert Lewis, Shreve Davis,
Kenny Cox, Lewis Kirk,
les Stuart, Kim O'Con-
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CABINET
Let's all jump on the bandwagon . . . lightning
pulled it out of the window . . . the Tiger will crucify
us ... as usual . . . two fabulous girls and a great
Miss Clemson Contest — in spite of the rain . . . how
much money is left, Rowena? . . . how many replies
did you say you received, Mark? . . . drawn out
meetings ... we cannot satisfy everybody every
time . . . charge it, LaVerne . . . Dig-In . . . Dug-
Out? . . . Boycott, much help, tremendous success
. . . anybody got a report? . . . Gary, Laugh-In
liaison . . . $1,000 for SCSSL? ... you bought
those rats three kegs of Blue-what, Judi? . . .
"Homecoming Headaches" by B. Broome . . . why
don't we really hang him . . . Moonlighter Mike . . .
file it under number 13, Jay . . . what were you
doing in the mountains anyway, Cline? . . . those
rats, again . . . give 'em hell, Skippur . . . Janie and
the open dorms committee . . . watch where you
step in this pasture, gang ... we really blew our
chances of getting even with Hunt . . . write them
again, Godfrey . . . Danny, the bandwagon master
. . . the executive branch of student government —
the most important a tremendous start this year . . .
leadership . . . pseudo-politics ... a difficult task
. . . not much help . . . too much harsh criticism . . .
a group of fallible humans . . . striving for per-
fection, but subject to err.
TERRY CLINE
TED GODFREY DANNY HUNT
JUDI KOSSLER BUDDY BROOME JAY JENSEN
MIKE DUNLAP
GARY CLARY JANIE JONES
ROWENA SOBCZYK
MARK GOLDMAN
LaVERNE WILLIAMS
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
STUDENT SENATE
OPPOSITE TOP: General Affairs;
Bill Allison, Andy Cochet, Angie
Fowler, Candy Galloway, Alice
Haddon, Mary Hockenberry, David
Jameson, Libby Kossler, Paul Mims.
Steve Palmer, Charlotte Sottile.
OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Traffic and
Grounds: Jerry Bodie, Chuck Craw-
ford, Greg Denton, Cathy Moss,
Oscar Rebula, Guy Sanders.
ABOVE: Student Organizations:
Henry DuPre, Roby Grubb. Sara
Karesh. Diane Kerr, Terry Rey-
nolds. TOP RIGHT: Academic
Affairs; Don Alexander, Laurie
Byars, Bill Evans. Danny Kennedy,
Sharon Manley, Kathy McCormick,
Debbie Neese. ACROSS: Judi-
cial; Steve Clyburn, David Crump-
ton, Brad Keeney. Larry Kemmer-
lin, Sara Mikolajczyk, Dennis Moore.
George Pappas.
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COURTS
A most dynamic judiciary system . . . we've got
two quickies and a longie tonight ... an elaborate
system of courts ... I cannot make up my mind . . .
a group of highly active and objective court mem-
bers . . . reprimands . . . who gets to sit in the big
seat? . . . pardons . . . cornerstone of justice . . .
four courts . . . Appeals Court . . . let's put him
away for life . . . High Court . . . does anybody
know where Pickens County Court House is? . . .
Court of Lesser Appeals . . . those attorneys are
entriely too smart . . . Judicial Board of Women's
Student Association . . . specific, special functions
. . . heads, he is, and, tails, he isn't . . . many new
techniques . . . highly criticized, but actually praised
once . . . pre-trial conference . . . can we come to
a conclusion, please . . . faster and fairer trials . . .
Attorney's Association . . . was he actually treated
justly? . . . more skilled and better experienced
attorneys . . . justice will prevail . . . aid for clients
in trial process . . . check that Seal — really official
looking . . . the court members' view of each case
. . . the look in his eyes is enough to prove his
guilt . . . objectivity . . . trial by one's peers . . .
how did I ever get myself in this mess? . . . struggle
for justice . . . willingness to work hard on each
and every case ... far from perfect, but desperately
trying to be just.
JOHN MANN
ANNE MORRIS
DAVIS JORDAN
GREG JONES
CATHY DODDS
DON SHARP
PAUL ASKINS BEVERLY JACKSON JIM HANAHAN
GARY JEFFORDS
JIM HENDERSON WAYNE HANNA
ELECTIONS BOARD
EELOW: Dickie Burtner, Mike Dunlap, Framp Durban, Carolyn Miles, Chip Powell, Jane Sa
Jim Tucker.
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ABOVE: Joe Bagwell, Paul Batson, Tommy Cobb, Larry Falls, Austin Gilbert, Diane Kerr, Judi Kossler,
Pat Mansfield, Dick Merrick, Dennis Moore, Cathy Moss, Doug Pridgeon, Jerry Rentz, John Traynham,
Mickey Woodham.
GOVERNMENTAL
LEFT: Senate Office: Mike Smith, Donna Lisenby, Jim Foster,
President. RIGHT: Terry Cline and Danny Hunt made news at the
Canteen Boycott.
ABOVE: Women's Student Association; Linda Dasher, Nedy Deines, Lil Floyd, Meg Frankovich, Margaret Garrison, Alicia Hadden. Marty Harte, Emma
Jackson, Susan Mixon, Nancy Jo Mobley, Judy Norvel, Sandy Piazza, Libby Pitts, Terry Robinson, Susan Shumacher, Liz Simmons, Giles Singleton, Janet
Steadly, Nancy Stein, Jimmie Thompson.
TAPS 70
A new year . . . matriculation lines . . .
John's been a perfect angel . . . Al and Ellis
together? . . . TAPS before SEX . . . who
would have ever believed fifty deadline
schedules? . . . remember what happens when
it hits the fan . . . that cute boy in the green
ban-Ion . . . but Marsha . . . does anybody
want to go to the convention this year? . . .
the Junior Staff has voted Marc most meek
and mild . . . L. B. and Little . . . fill out the
entire sheet, and carry it to the typists, please
. . . chain of command . . . Barry has decided
to try for next year's book . . . clean out
your drawers and your boxes . . . Ellis on time,
again . . . I'm as sober as a judge ... no
more yearly vacations for Nancy Ruth . . .
A. J. — long distance for you . . . Shelley is
wearing turtle necks again . . . Hot Body
blows her cool . . . we only have two Junior
Staffers? . . . Thorny is here this weekend?
. . . Ken needs another gas ticket . . . Fish,
you could probably introduce yourself again
to the Junior Staff . . . but the photographer
promised he'd be there two weeks ago . . .
either my section goes in on time or my
name's not Howdy Doody . . . once on the
hill is fun . . . twice is alright . . . three times
is pure Hell . . . John, I really hate to say
this, but ... a circle of stooges on Bowman
. . . Kaylor is a Hass-been . . . Campbell's
camera just didn't get up and walk out of
here . . . Charlie acts as if he's been in a
Blizzard again . . . take a letter to Randy,
Rob ... a chocolate cake from the Great
Pumpkin ... a white conference table . . .
no comp tickets for the CDA Sweetheart . . .
diamonds both given and received . . . staff
relations . . . TAPS 70.
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TAPS 70 JUNIOR STAFF
Who will sign up to be here everyday this week? . . .
but, John, we have classes . . . Forget classes . . . TAPS
is more important . . . sell books . . . sell ads . . . we're
going to get the cake now ... if I have to go out and
sell these ads myself ... I don't want to be nasty about
this, but . . . staff relations — what are they? ... if you
want my vote, you better . . . press Morris . . . remember,
don't settle for less . . . anytime you want to go . . .
who's on the phone? . . . deadline schedule wallpaper
... I don't think y'all realize how important this is . . .
John, is that your baby picture up there? . . . senior staff,
we love you.
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OPPOSITE LEFT: Up yours too, buddy! OPPO-
SITE TOP: But, El, you can't put that in a cut-
line. LEFT: Sometimes I really wonder if I know
the alphabet when I have to arrange all these
cards. BELOW TAPS Junior Staff; Bill Altman,
Jim Bounds, Jack Brunson, Chip Bumgardner,
Ellen Calhoun, John Creel, Joe Ed Davis, Alan
Edwards, Angie Fowler, Jim Hanahan, John
Hanzel, Grover Henderson, Judi Kossler, Nancy
Moore, Anne Morris, Michael Myers, Ben Pierce,
Bonnie Truluck, Steve Usry.
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TAPS 70 SENIOR STAFF
TOP: Mrs. Albert did a great deal to earn her roses and
her honorary position on the staff. ABOVE: What could
John be saying to make A. J. try to slink under the sofa?
RIGHT: John seldom seems to be in this jovial mood.
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TOP LEFT: We're all going to be up a creek without these
ads. TOP RIGHT: The length of your hair proves you guys
aren't freshmen. LEFT: Mike and Danny appear to be
deep in thought. ABOVE: Surely, you've got to be
kidding.
CENTRAL DANCE
ASSOCIATION
The year of the surprise . . . Bob Hope's not
really coming to Clemson . . . series tickets . . .
loss of over $20,000 . . . Floor ... no more soul
. . . Open Mixer . . . the Poor Souls .... the
Melody Makers . . . plenty of rhythm and blues
. . . Bazemore . . . Rat Hop . . . Archie Bell and
the Drells . . . Alternus . . . the Association . . .
Bear Bryant and Bob Hope in the same day . . .
Homecoming . . . over 4,000 screaming soul
lovers . . . Smokey Robinson and the Miracles . . .
the Four Tops . . . suffer Carolina . . . Halloween
Ball . . . Decorations . . . beer . . . Craven . . .
back to the GPR . . . publicity for the Pops festi-
val .. . more ticket sales . . . how much did the
P-Plant charge us? ... a great service for the
Clemson students . . . one of five major service
organizations . . . somebody else has dropped
off the Junior Staff? . . . dateless sponsors . . .
eight persons ... a new star — Judi . . . inter-
views . . . voting . . . Placing . . . Swindell and
the CDA Sweetheart . . . Pearce . . . Senior Staff
versus Junior Staff . . . valuable experience . . .
personal satisfaction . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . .
The Vine ... it swings . . . $85,000 worth of
entertainment . . . I've got a ribbon but no date
. . . we've got to look ahead to next semester
. . . Dionne Warwick . . . sounds good ... we
could not have done it without Crow . . . comp
tickets . . . after parties . . . Poe . . . there is a
line out there about a mile long ... no dance this
weekend?! ... I am not believing three weekends
in a row . . . Douglas . . . who will be behind the
pulpit? . . . prestige . . . Walker . . . where's my
copy, Lee? ... a busy, exciting, rewarding year
for the Central Dance Association.
JACK WALKER
Decorations
RANDY BAZEMORE
President
BILL POE
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JIM DOUGLAS
LANE CRAVEN
Placing
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Secretary-Treasurer
GREG PEARCE
JIM SWINDELL
Publicity
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CENTRAL DANCE
ASSOCIATION
JUNIOR STAFF
Bazemore's in his lounge, and all's well with the world ... I
only have 2,000 tickets left to sell . . . that banner's not ready
yet! . . . the 4 Seasons again this year . . . yea, but have they
signed a contract? . . . Carolina had them, . . . but, think of all
the experience you'll get by working . . . don't tell anyone, but
we have stock in Motown ... we can handle it . . . but, Dean Cox,
they don't play big apple music ... a pops festival? ... in
Clemson? ... we have the pastures . . . we're having whom? . . .
major renovation of the steam room ... go for it . . . grab a
candle and sell Cokes . . . that means three weekends in a row
that I can't get any sleep ... did the turnstyle sign a contract?
. . . Hope — we could have gotten Racquel Welch for only $10,000.
OPPOSITE TOP: If one is good, he can play bodyguard. OPPOSITE LEFT: Banner painting can get very
rough on the back. LEFT: Dwayne Bell, Glenn Brackin, Lynn Dantzler, Al Droege, Steve Ellison, Randy
Griggs, Jim Hall, Steve Hendricks, Tripp Jones, John Lemacks, Chuck Lindsay, Bill Myers, Smitty Strickland.
TOP LEFT: Can I help it if I paint outside the lines? TOP RIGHT: I'm sorry, but you'll have to go to the
other door. ABOVE: Tickets and Cokes were sold at the Dig-In by the capitalistic CDA.
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advice. OPPOSITE CENTER: CDA president Randy Bazemore
raps with Bob Hope during a rehearsal. OPPOSITE BOTTOM:
A comfortable lounge makes CDA business a lot easier. TOP:
Well, there's nothing like breaking even. CENTER: Gregg
Pearce, Lane Craven, and David Lee make plans for future
CDA shows. LOWER: Poe is a hot dog.
TIGER
Certainly we're a minority newspaper, and we
make no apologies . . . two token liberals in
Who's Who . . . Boy, is Cox gonna have a coro-
nary this time ... I sat in Edwards' office for an
hour and fifteen minutes, and he didn't say a
thing . . . they can't do that to Clyne . . . you
know that Bolt once waved a rebel flag at a Wal-
lace rally . . . the Moratorium . . . whoever said
we'd be objective? . . . administrative finesse
#37 . . . "Thank God for the Tiger" ... a faculty
echo . . . why can't you be professional like the
commercial press? . . . "50 students attended a
candlelight procession" — The State . . . Pee Wee
. . . Gordo . . . Sonny . . . Pebbles . . . sold down
the lazy, lazy river . . . flows gently by Hardin
Hall ... "I sat lookin' on" . . . Lil Sandy, our first
canteen worker . . . Pop . . . our first work in
nonfiction . . . "What You Should Know About
Oregano" . . . Chuck II . . . will eight inches fit
the hole? . . . Black Beauty is a horse story . . .
garbage truck driver . . . Theory of Government
. . . 8D . . . Salem . . . sour grapes . . . Hunt, get
out of here . . . parallax ... we will have 10 pages
this week . . . Frank, Dave and the KKK . . .
irony and pity . . . epiphany . . . social sciences
and English . . . Stallworth would go wild . . .
where the hell are those typists? . . . Adrian
strikes again . . . who's taking copy? . . . this
makes three nights in a row . . . Alice Flagg . . .
question of Priorities . . . remember the Head
. . . Norton says not to call him irrational or he'l!
kill you . . . let's get brazen . . . Poot may not
always be right, but I can't think of a time . . .
the Stripper and Lake Greenwood . . . Mother
Bowie . . . the Charleston Conspiracy . . . Woof-
fard and Fat Tom . . . where's that Jimmy
Walser? . . . Spic ... PJ in a plastic bucket . . .
Lynnie Lou.
JIM WALSER
News Editor
DICK HARPOOTLIAN
Associate Editor
JOHN NORTON
Associate Editor
BILL RHODES
Sports Editor
DENNIS BOLT
Editor-in-Chief
GLENN FELTON
Business Manager
RANDALL ASHLEY
Executive News Editor
TOM HENRIKSON
Circulation Manager
GERALD GARRETT
Assistant News Editor
MIKE SMITH
Features Editor
RANDY COLLINS
Advertising Manager
TIGER JUNIOR STAFF
Mother Vineyard . . . two-fourths is better than
one . . . Thales . . . what's Easley? . . . Sloan, if
you don't lead this thing, we'll kill you . . . my
English prof said I wrote so good that maybe I
should . . . Ellis, Pnddy and the records . . .
TASTE ... I hate Wednesday night . . . my
brother worked for WSBF, but I thought maybe
. . . crawl out on that ledge! ... we know every-
thing . . . Dean Cox said he wouldn't say any-
thing . . . who's Dennis Bolt? . . . next year,
maybe, I could make Senior Staff, a lot of those
guys are leaving.
TIGER JUNIOR STAFF. Bob Behling. Anne Bischoff, Marco Chen, Charlie Cuzzell, Tom Ellis, Cheree Gillespie, Jack Haas, Jack Lynch, Susan Nepveu
Tom Priddy, Ray Sistare, Mike Sloan, Dale Theiling, Bob Thompson, Phil Walklet. Pat Wayne, Chuck Wimberly.
OPPOSITE TOP: My typewriter abs.
fuses to worlc at that rate of speed. LEFT:
Photography Staff— Al Hodges, David Little-
john, Joe Mangum, David Walker. BELOW:
The error is not quite that funny, Mike. MID-
DLE: Sloan has another scoop on the Morator-
ium. BOTTOM LEFT: Richard has some trouble
meeting his deadlines. BOTTOM RIGHT: Even
our typist has problems at times.
OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: At times, John has to
calm Poot down. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Ger-
ald cannot believe that this article will actually
be printed. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: Perhaps
it helps the concentration. OPPOSITE BOTTOM
RIGHT: "Tiger office, what did we do wrong,
NOW?" LEFT: Glenn wonders what the Ad-
ministration can do to the staff next. BELOW:
Tiger polls conducted by Bob Behling present
students' views. BOTTOM: Gerald and Jim
ponder the fate of the next issue of the Tiger.
WSBF
WiSBiF, twelve years old . . . across the rolling
hills of East Campus to the counter-guerrilla pits
. . . twenty-four hours a day . . . who's going to
read the news? . . . the helpful, hungry ATC, Hal
... sea gulls at 12:30 ... the Heck, lobby mess
. . . for the students, by the students ... of the
students . . . student operation . . . multi-taste . . .
twelve harassed senior staffers . . . get off your . . .
and get to work . . . danger, private desks . . . The
Terrible Triad '69 . . . Rick, Mel, Bill ... is Oborn
going to show up today? ... J. J. the radical
editorialist . . . Weird Harold, the Little Dictator
. . . you, jump . . . Bill, Tigerama crazed . . .
next year, a good laugh . . . P.D , farmer Browne
. . . RLO dead tired . . . no, you can't have a
comp ticket ... as students expressing student
feelings . . . live Moratorium coverage . . . stu-
dent canteen and boycott ... I hope the antenna
doesn't fall . . . Tiger football and basketball
network . . . the "new" look . . . orange and
green? . . . what extra paneling? . . . midnight
requisition . . . no, I won't sign the Purchase
Requisition . . . charge, charge, charge it . . .
student body president conferences . . . uh, what
script . . . comments . . . decisions . . . decisions
terrific . . . terrible, Tigerama . . . chickens at a
radio station? . . . sleepless nights . . . irate
announcers . . . idealism . . . dedication . . . sighs
of relief . . . the pay-off . . . the "here" sound . . .
progressive program staff
Sharon, have a heart . . .
. . . Techicolor conductor
Music Manager .
requests forever
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newal time . . . HELP! . . . you break it, we might
fix it . . . blow the budget . . . business staff
... all three of us . . . high power hopes . . .
miracle money . . . gutty extracurricular activity
... a leading service organization ... we want
you . . . tea party time . . . educational experi-
ence . . . good and bad . . . who will be back
next year? ... all one helluva ball.
MEL BROWNE
Program
Director
ALLAN LIBBY JACK STINSON
ATC Transmitter
Co-Ordinator Engineer
BILL STRONG
Engineering
Director
MIKE SIEBERT
JIM JOHNS
Technical Manager
News Manag
PAUL ASKINS
Traffic & Continuity Mgr.
RICK OBORN
Business Director
BOBBY MALPHRUS
Sports Manager
HAROLD WILKINSON
Chief Announcer
MIKE BORKE '
Control Room Engineer
SHARON MANLEY
Office Manager
GARY PARSONS
Production Manager
WSBF JUNIOR STAFF
Forever and forever . . . Senior Staff assistants strive . . . the
proletariat . . . the working masses . . . why me? . . . huge mouths
. . . even more . . . helpful hints for all . . . three frustrating
areas . . . engineering . . . power, glory nil . . . program . . . the
"voice" men . . . glory, puny power . . . business . . . who can
type? . . . empty those trash cans . . . hard work ... a million
and one excuses . . . save the style! . . . prestige . . . pretty
women . . . wide-eyed men . . . Drop-Ins . . . Tiger cakes . . .
questionable punch . . . clean-up details ... all night painting
sessions . . . experts at procurement . . . "borrowing" it . . . lay
the new rug . . . stay away from the sacred desks . . . learn the
golden technique . . . pass the third class test ... rip news . . .
listen to records . . . absorb advice . . . have fun . . . companion-
ship for all . . . intramural teams ... be extra active . . . rewire
what? . . . air-conditioning ducts . . . Tigerama beginners . . .
educational . . . name-the-chickens-contest . . . the Board requests
your presence . . . too much time here . . . get those damn grades
up! . . . next year it's you . . . wonder . . . prayer . . . hope . . .
patience . . . who gets the job next year? . . . embryonic Senior
staff . . . the Lord bless us and keep us.
WSBF PROGRAM STAFF. Steve Baker, Randy Berkland, Graham Douglas, R
Charlie McKenzle, Danny McMullen. Ed Markowich, Alan Midura, Janice Mull
Eric Sansonetti. Larry Stroud, Nicky Trice.
icky Hale, Reid Hotaling, Sandy Ingle. Doug James, Jim Jennings,
Joe Nance, Susie Nepveux, Aase Nilssen, Bill Pearson, Jeff Pringle,
OPPOSITE LEFT: Business Staff— Angie Burroughs. Sandy Charles. Senior Staff Assistants— Paul
Batson, Chuck Heck. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: J. J. has to stay on his toes to keep everything
under control. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: Harold wants you to take air time for the next
twenty-four hours. TOP LEFT: Tigerama is almost over. Libby. TOP: Highsmith really presents a
different show. ABOVE: Rick's folk and jazz shows reached a varied audience.
(Hip?
(Etjrmttrl?
What the hell Is a Chronicle? . . . how did we
get a staff with no experience? . . . has anybody
done anything for the first issue? . . . the staff
just quit ... a variety magazine is supposed to
be varied, not all revolutionary, Mr. Editor . . .
will anybody read anything but dirty jokes? . . .
is there anyone interested in putting out a stu-
dent variety magazine? . . . features, poems,
fiction, short stories, pictures, sketches and draw-
ings do not grow on trees ... is there anything
here not dull? . . . first we need a printer . . . why
do they do good sketches on doodle paper and
doodle on good paper? . . . photographs are
good for their own sake . . . they don't have to
just depict that about which the reader is read-
ing . . . insensitivity ... a staff meeting with six
people is a great success . . . will somebody
please clean up the little office? . . . wow, a real
blackboard in our own office . . . dirty jokes are
simply not proper in a university publication . . .
it would help if we could get a photographer . . .
Oates could show up for a change . . . three or
four issues is not relevant . . . neither is Clemson
. . . that darkroom is a mess . . . wish we could
get some money from the administration to put
out this magazine . . . they are chintzy . . . let's
put it off till next week ... I am not putting it
off; I am researching it further . . . sure . . . has
anybody ever heard of the Chronicle? ... I
doubt it.
MARTHA SEAY
Features Editor
MARSHA OATES
Art Director
ROBERT WHITNEY
Editor-in-Chief
KEN JONES
Photography Editor
BOB WHEATLEY
Managing Editor
KEVIN MURRAY
Business Director
CHRONICLE STAFF
TOP: Kevin is definitely interested in this artistic rendition of a nude. ABOVE:
And I said that we are going to put out an issue this year. RIGHT: Oscar
and Jerry fail to find the humor in Pat's joke. OPPOSITE LEFT: Robert, your
short story is about to be borrowed— permanently. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Martha
and Marco wonder if their ideas coincide with Robert's. OPPOSITE BOTTOM:
Anne Marie has to decide on a picture for that article.
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TIGER
BAND
The official marching band . . . new band hall
. . . pre-school practice ... rat parties . . .
music rehearsal ... air raid, Rat . . . rehearsal
and more rehearsal . . . chop step . . . that's the
wrong music . . . staff meetings . . . birdman
. . . color guard . . . enthusiasm . . . student
carnival booth . . . more new members . . . foot-
ball games . . . date tickets . . . you're out of
step . . . more practice . . . what new music?
. . . Virginia . . . muddy field . . . dusty prac-
tice . . . march without busbies . . . what broken
window? . . . Tiger Band plays at Shakey's . . .
change what sign? . . . more rain . . . band room
lounge . . . Georgia . . . professional musician
. . . look sharp . . . Georgia Tech . . . Hines is
back . . . what other two buses? ... go Grey-
hound . . . take cars . . . stand in place to play
. . . practice . . . let's not play this weekend . . .
where's that other car? ... go team! . . . finally
a win ... go Frank! . . . night in Atlanta . . .
who broke my horn? . . . halftime show . . .
twirlers . . . playing, cheering in stands . . .
Auburn . . . pep band . . . orange blazers
. . . thanks Frank . . . Textile convention . . .
where's the king? . . . Miss South Carolina . . .
go band ... do your thing . . . pep rallies
. . . water bath . . . Wake Forest . . . records
for sale . . . Miss Clemson University ... go
Maggie . . . Dixie . . . Alabama . . . what million
dollar band? . . . band board . . . USC . .
"Away in a Manger" . . combined show . . .
Tiger Rag ... I play just as well as you . . . Mr.
Cook . . . new show in one week ... Dr. Butler
Fanfare . . . we'll never learn this new drill . . .
Precision drill . . . Band Banquet . . . outstanding
end of another great year!!! . . .
seven thousand students clapping
Tiger Band at its best ... the spirit
Freshman
new staff
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OPPOSITE TOP: The exposition was a new experience for everyone. OPPOSITE
LEFT: Margaret Kirkland and Kay Knoy display their exciting talent. OPPO-
SITE MIDDLE: The herald horns carry the orange and purple of Clemson
University. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Much practice is required for drill routines.
TOP: A marching Tiger puts everything into Tiger Rag. ABOVE RIGHT:
Mr. Cook devotes a great deal of his time and patience to the Tiger Band.
CONCERT BAND
Concert band ... a great deal of practice . . . eighty
men and women ... all Clemson students . . . auditions
and rehearsals . . . Spring semester only ... Dr. Butler
. . . Reed . . . reading, rehearsal, and preparation of
a large amount of band music . . . I've lost my music
sheets! . . . concerts in communities throughout the state
and in neighboring states . . . Lockery and Phillips . . .
a wide variety of musical styles . . . even more practice
. . . winter tour ... a part in the opening of the South
Carolina Tricentennial in Charleston ... a new, memo-
rable, and once-in-a-lifetime occasion . . . Mr. Cook . . .
this selection just doesn't get it . . . campus concerts
. . . Commencement . . . emphasis on the classics of
musical literature ... a very select group of young and
very promising musicians.
OPPOSITE TOP: Mr. Cook directs the band during certain
selections. OPPOSITE LEFT: Concentration is required in
playing the flute. OPPOSITE. LOWER RIGHT: It's bad
to be eaten by a tuba. LEFT: Patience is often required
in order for Dr. Butler to finish a practice session.
BELOW: The French horns are not the easiest instruments
in the world to play. BOTTOM: A band member exhibits
his skill on the tympany.
CLEMSON
UNIVERSITY
GLEE CLUB
A new year ... a new director . . . active all
year long . . . another car wash?! . . . football
games . . . the Star Spangled Banner, the Alma
Mater, and the women! . . . Chovan is on the
warpath, again . . . Gabby ... I simply cannot
read music . . . Randall Thompson . . . Women's
Glee Club . . . we're not wearing uniforms this
year . . . Men's Glee Club . . . Sopranos . . .
Altos ... we got soul . . . Tenors . . . Bases
. . . Backstage #2 — "That's Life" . . . Florian
did it again! . . . big root for . . . the kid's
teensy bod . . . what songs are we singing this
week? . . . George broke a bottle of what? . . .
I'm impressed . . . the beat goes on . . . cow-
boy boots . . . Christmas carols with the Edwards
. . . party at the Palace ... no, I don't have
laryngitis, why? . . . they delivered how many
candy bars?! ... I had to eat five bars last
year . . . that's all right — I like it! . . . give me
A ... we should give her a free ticket to the
movies during our next presentation . . . FUBAR
... a really fun year.
WOMEN
MEN
Bebko, D.
King, J.
Acker, T.
Middleton, A
Benjamin, A.
Knox. P.
Arnold, F.
Myers, A.
Brooks, D.
McAllister, A.
Ausherman, M.
Page, D.
Catoe, L.
Nixon, M.
Campbell, P.
Patrick, D.
Charles, S.
Pace, B.
Childers, J.
Porter, E.
Cromer, L
Pender, G.
Chovan, J.
Ray, G.
Deines, D.
Piazza, S.
Cox, B.
Reed, G.
Fairey, K.
Powell, L.
DeLoache, J.
Reuter, D.
Florian, A.
Quattlebaum, H.
Demosthenes, J
Rice, G.
Gardner, D.
Strickland, C.
Freize, C.
Richardson, E
Hancock, L.
Sturgis, S.
Gossett, N.
Shull, T.
Haney, M.
Tillman, K.
Hodge, J.
Thompson, M
Hayes, L.
Thompson, J.
Hutchinson, J.
Todd, C.
Holden, S.
Westmoreland, K.
Kebles, M.
Trussell, G.
Holt, B.
White, L.
Kelly, J.
Watson, R.
Hutto, J.
Williams, L.
Lawson, T.
White, S.
Jones, P.
Young, V.
Marsden, R.
Wiley, B.
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CLEMSON PLAYERS
A university supported student group . . . make-up . . . much improvement . . .
how about not dropping any more of that mascara junk in my eyes . . . theatrical
experience on both sides of the footlights for Clemson . . . Daniel Theatre opened
... the best possible theatre performances ... In White America ... a black
cast ... a readers' theatre production . . . true and dramatic ... I'm a Dean
Delony doll ... a booth at the Activities Carnival . . . those lights just are not at
the right angle . . . talented counseling and directing . . . A. J. . . . Miss Binsse
... do you believe in the hereafter? . . . tragedy ... a man in war's aftermath
... All My Sons ... in November . . . participation in regional competition . . .
touring shows . . . something new for the Players . . . Tigerama . . . humorous
contributions from the Players ... I'm a Clemson doll . . . how many tickets did
we sell for this production? . . . backstage workers never get proper credit . . .
second semester . . . another readers' theatre production . . . joint efforts with other
campus groups . . . this costume needs major renovation . . . Carson is unmerciful
. . . expansion of Clemson University's fine arts appeal . . . well, then, you know
what I'm here after . . . let's go on strike ... a second three-act play . . . I've
got stage fright — of all things . . . I'll never remember my lines . . . we've got
a good looking sign . . . don't forget to put the sign up at Daniel . . . theatre at
Clemson — our primary goal . . . unlimited opportunity to work in drama ... a fine
and rewarding art.
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CLEMSON INTERFRATERNITY
COUNCIL
JAMES PEEPLES Vice-President
DON ALEXANDER Secretary
THOMAS WRIGHT Treasurer
Nationals are here! The long awaited event
finally materialized in the Fall with the IFC serving
as coordinator between the national and local -fra-
ternities. Now that Clemson fraternities have all
the national advantage, the IFC expects rapid
growth. A strong indication of this growth was
given by the overwhelming success of holding a fall
and a winter rush. The IFC also sponsors compe-
tition among the campus fraternities in various
phases of college life, such as scholarship, sports,
Homecoming, and Greek Week. The annual Christ-
mas party for underprivileged children was one of
the service projects undertaken during the year.
The Inter Fraternity Council will continue to do its
part to make Clemson a better university.
Bill Allison
Harold Campbell
Donnie Coggins
Lane Craven
Al Droege
Donnie Dukes
Austin Gilbert
John Hanzel
Alan Johnstone
Identification on P. 599
Davis Jordan
Pink Kellett
Barry Koretz
Irvine Lupo
Gordon Metsky
Nate Newton
Bob Ogletree
Don Sharp
David Tibbs
ACROSS, TOP: Oh, No! Not Alpha Gamma! ACROSS, BOTTOM:
Who Dat? Watermelon Man! TOP LEFT: I know y'all are conserva-
tive, but don't you think serving milk at the smokers is a little too
much? TOP RIGHT: Look! Some of my best friends are Chis, but
I wouldn't want my sister to marry one. BOTTOM: No Parking!!!
CLEMSON
INTERSORORITY
COUNCIL
1969-1970 — A great year and an active year for
the Clemson Panhellenic Council, formerly the Inter-
sorority Council. September was the launching
date for looking into national sororities. Meetings
were buzzing with talk of Greek letter organizations,
visitation schedules, and our rules for national visita-
tion. The result of our efforts combined with the
hours of work by the individual groups was three
top national sororities in time for Rush 1970. A
hectic semester had seen its reward.
Having discovered that a week and a half was
too long for rush, the period was shortened this
year to five days. Also, the rules for parties and
silence period were more definitely defined and
more strictly enforced.
Also, this year an attempt was made to lessen
the rivalry among the three sororities. The council
sponsored a pre-rush party first semester and a
candlelighting ceremony right before giving out
bids, which helped us to present a united front to
rushees. The most important thing this year was to
GO GREEK!
MARY CRAIG
NANCY DANNALS
ALICE HADDON
PAT MANSFIELD
JUDY NICKS
LIBBY PITTS
DIANE WRIGHT
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Not that, Bill, the orange . . . will you please act
sober . . . Rosie future . . . $200 haircut . . . Fuzzy's
all-time high — 6 . . . Kim wants you back . . . it's
broken, no good — the circuits . . . nobody appre-
ciates me . . . less than 15 or more than 25 . . .
she's a sweet little honey . . . Hey, Bruce, check
this one out . . . Leroy hangs ... it ain't right . . .
the other half is SPE . I. . coldsteal . . . heavy
drinks in the womb . . . Hairlip . . . sir-uh . . . say
something John ... my name's Doug, I'm from —
... the Vaseline kid ... Tubby Godfrey . . .
Beemer's 'bout right for hanging wallpaper . . .
cheap thrills ... fat flash . . . Seneca jail ... a
thousand to one chance . . . 0.0.0 . . . open your
eyes . . . closet . . . Toupee . . . How is your
mother . . . T2 . . . you reprobate ... of course
ya can sleep in my room . . . Easter Pig . . .
Granny's . . . Hooker . . . Where's the baby . . .
Hunt — we've got another Patrick (another chance)
Got your acorns:
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then he rolled over and died . . . Linthead . . .
How about this semester, Tom? ... A. Gill . . .
fair pair of what . . . The Holiday Inn Massacre
. . . Toy Factory ... A nice date if you can stand
the shot . . . Let's get some off the streets . . .
theory of government . . . Are they all crippled?
. . . Operator, that's M-Y-R-l-E ... a $40 WHAT!
. . . Mac . . . but why take that chance?
Merril
Garvin
Charles Dewitt
Clyde Hanes
Williar
n Allison
Robert Dulla
Steven Hendrick
James
Bounds
James Foster
John Hensel
David
Bowen
Ted Godfrey
Thomas Holstein
David
Brabham
George Hand
Daniel Hunt
Henry
Brooks
Dick Harpootlian
Charles Jackson
Robert Jolly
Martin Kearse
William Lashley
Robert Patrick
Harvey Peeler
Glen Price
Douglas Pridgeon
Bruce White
William Allverson
John Cunningham
James Livingston
David Teal
John Winburn
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John Avinger Bruce Carter William Fowler
Chris Binnicker John Cockcroft Eddie Gordon
Edward Bolen Richard Davis John Graham
Ronnie Caldwell Charlie Forsberg Michael Haas
Don Horres
John Jones
Lawton Murray
Tommie Penney
John Horres
Tommy Latimore
Edward Myers
Johnny Sandife
David Hutto
Bob Long
David Myers
Alvin Saunders
Alan Johnstone
Ricky Mitchell
George Newell
Dale Theiling
Sheldon Jones
Ray Moss
David Page
Larry Triplett
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First newsletter at last . . . Carolina weekend —
where is the lead singer . . . Larry Earl and his '55
. . . Somebody please buy some doughnuts . . .
Slick . . . George the maitre d'hotel . . . Highrise
basement meetings — but no lights . . . now wait a
minute, wait a minute — yea, well . . . simple
plurality, 8/19, aw, hell, unanimous . . . dining hall
pooling . . . J. B. Judd . . . late bands . . . little
Richit and the Temptin' Temptations ... ski party,
less boats, less money, less booze, less glasses . . .
what happened to our lounge . . . what happened
to our two floors . . . after this weekend, we study
. . . line's busy . . . Big Ron here . . . pine cone
pit . . . Debbie's date service . . . Fat Boy . . .
really fine, really fine . . . hey, Ray, you feel all
right . . . Chattanooga where? . . . Quack, Quack
... a hung sign and no P-plant . . . North Caro-
lina— again . . . Harold lavaliered
hell did all that paper come from? .
discount . . . got any chicken wire?
night and he went where . . . wierd
body, John's hair's different . . .
morning after . . . Trip? — loose but tight . . . T. P.
. . where the
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BETA SIGMA CHI
Alan Johnstone President
David Peace Vice-President
Charlie Forsberg Secretary
Tommie Tenney
ACROSS, RIGHT: Alan Johnstone speaks for BSX campus wide.
ACROSS. UPPER LEFT: BSX does it up big for homecoming.
ACROSS, LOWER LEFT: After this, pledge, me and you have got
to have a long talk. LOWER RIGHT: Hey, put me down— I ain't no
Fairey. LOWER LEFT: After this. I'll be ready for a party.
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Go Greek . . . DKA Lodge . . . Reunion party —
Barney ties the knot . . . let's go to the "Old
House" . . . second floor invitational . . . where's
Stay awake . . . 423 Truckstop . . . you're getting
a ticket . . . nice little mountain cottage, Swink-5
bedrooms . . . trip to Helen's Barn . . . Hack's
"Rank" weekend . . . Shooooot yea! . . . 37-24-36
Brazell . . . nice hair, Bernard . . . Crash Stewart
. . . who we seeing tonight . . . Grape Juice Ex-
plosion . . . Say, Boy, what's your name ... no
more water fights . . . S. M. D. . . . See that tiger
. . . feet off the furniture . . . Halloween and Harry
Buff . . . you're freezing us Pat H . . . DKA inhabit
Jack Tar ... 14 Good'uns . . . Jean Claude Swink
. . . Kick that ball, Francis . . . Mouse leaves to
defend the nation . . . Deacs repeat without Joe
Willie — right Barker? . . . Snooky — been to Ander-
son lately? . . . Captain Red Ass Johnson and his
boat . . . Smith flips coin for organic — pass or —
. . . did Whatley make it to the head, Joanne? . . .
lend me a dime you! . . . what was your number?
. . . 2 347! . . . Christmas goodies from Sue
. . . $35 pot plant . . . damn wedding bells . . .
no place except first . . . 'em Deacs is hell.
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Don Alexander
John Anderson
Jim Barker
Doug Bonnette
Randy Bray
Jim Brazell
Jim Carey
Allen Carroll
Sonny Cassady
Gary Clary
John Coakley
Sam Coker
Ed Copeland
Randy Cunningham
Greg Denton
Harry Gardner
Richard Gardner
Don Godsey
Bobby Goodson
Bobby Goshorn
Randy Harvey
Bob Harris
Jim Henderson
Eddie Holland
Gerry Hough
Joe Jenkins
Charlie Johnson
Les Jones
Tom Long
Richie Mahaffey
Jim Poole
Bob Smith
Robert Stewart
Marion Swink
Randy Taylor
James Thigpen
Press Tompkins
Keith Whatley
Dean Wheeler
Terry Wilkins
DELTA KAPPA ALPHA
Davis Jorda
Chuck Cra
Ryan Howa
Roger Sm
ACROSS, TOP: I hope someday I'll be a local
DEAC. ACROSS, BOTTOM LEFT: If you can't
go Greek, go DEAC. ACROSS, BOTTOM
RIGHT: My girdle's just killing me. RIGHT:
This stuff will cure anything, including . . .
BOTTOM: Look at what I won.
Who the hell is Charlie Barnes . . . pocketful of
pledge pins . . . Bobby, I sleep soundly, but not
that soundly . . . Mr. and Mrs. Brotherhood . . .
Lollipop ... I love this fraternity . . . pink woosie
. . . Thumper ... Big Red . . . Father knows best
. . . Joyce gave you what? . . . Bean . . . the prince
of piece . . . Tigerama champs . . . Here's Tat-
low . . . What can you say about Faulkner? . . .
Fu Manchu, The Beared Guru . . . Winn-Dixie
baby ... I get depressed . . . Aw, Fluffy . . .
Reeker . . . hemorrhoids . . . mulla-mulla . . .
doober . . . massive rack attack . . . night train
to Jacksonville . . . Smiley . . . Hambright, come
out of the woods . . . Stop? I thought you said
cop . . . Boys, this is the nicest girl 1 ever dated
. . . Captain America . . . What? Me Worry? . . .
Cheeks, 4.0 ... I just came in from the West-
chester Classic . . . Blue? . . . MLB . . . Orange
and Purple bench . . . Archery Club . . . B. G. II
. . . Staying up tonight? . . . blood test . . . Ah,
Dougie . . . we're now in final jeopardy ... 38
naked bodies and a second hand rose . . . Legs
. . . Margaret . . . Lannie and the Ebonies . . .
Libby again . . . Neil Armstrong, the Phi in the
Sky . . . he's my best friend, but if you don't like
him . . . me and old doodlebug . . . Mr. Wonderful
... Phi Delta Theta and us . . . Delta Phis and
Phi Delts, fraternities for LIFE.
Richard Balentine
Bob Hunt
Scott Bergren
Harold McClintock
Steve Cunningham
Marion Miller
Graham Darden
Gene Moyer
Jim Douglas
Charlie Pate
Jud Drennan
Sam Patterson
Manfred Dworschak
Ben Peirce
Mac Duvall
Bill Richardson
Winston Eaddy
Chuck Roediger
Allen Edwards
Richard Schroeder
Steve Ellison
Ron Stephens
Jim Faulkner
Jack Stroud
Gary Fleetwood
Bruce Stroupe
Robert Hambright
Jay Vernon
John Hanzel
George Walters
Tom Hash
Mike Winburn
Tom Humphries
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David Tibbs
Bob Segars
Billy Touchstone
Mike McKeown
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
ACROSS, TOP: Moyer blitzes down, mulla-mullas, and greases at Dan's.
ACROSS, BOTTOM: Touchstone hugs his date as the Delta Phis win.
RIGHT: The Victory Wheel, and Hash leaves town. BOTTOM RIGHT:
Howdy, Senor. BOTTOM LEFT: Thumper decides to have another.
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chug-a-lug . . . Anyone for volleyball? . . . Handy
Andy and Fly Me to the Moon . . . S.S. New
Bahama Star ... a shot a minute . . . nicotine
navel . . . Welcome home, Sam . . . reunion at
Buddy's beach . . . Tyson, take my calls . . . more
meetings than classes . . . secret candlelight . . .
a trip to the President's office . . . Wake the
Forest? . . . second shift dates . . . Tuttle — "Please
call back later" ... is Maggie in yet? . . . shot
a minute . . . four casualties in the fire drill . . .
maybe they'll move you to the utility room . . .
3:00 — time for Rachel . . . juke box party . . . Wig-
City . . . 5:00 food train . . . Where's the key to
the sorority room? . . . Cecy, the workmen are
coming . . . Tenth Anniversary — champagne for
everyone . . . punch seven, please . . . Moss, what
happened to your car? . . . are you sure this bench
is sturdy? . . . This is your life, Mrs. R. F. Poole . . .
273, we must be getting close ... do we have to
wear gloves ... IF we were to petition . . . Tele-
gram— 12:23, November 13 . . . laughter . . . tears
. . . joys and sorrows always shared . . . hope . . .
loyalty ... a memorable past ... a new year, a
new name, a promising future ... Fly Delta . . .
With Tri-Delta.
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Beverly Frances Baker
Bonnie Belle Cameron
Susan Cothran
Linda Lee Dasher
Sydney Ruth Doalt
Margaret Garrison
Cecile Ann Guerry
Alecia Ann Haddon
Alice Ann Haddon
Linda Marlene Martin
Georgann Maertens
Cathy Lou Moss
Mary Elizabeth Pennington
Elizabeth Pitts
Susan Schumacher
Kenneth Elizabeth Simmons
Charlotte Louise Sottile
Janet Staedeli Crenshaw
Deborah Regina Tillotson
Mary Jane Trotter
Diane Elizabeth Tuttle
Carole Nan Tyson
Carole Betts Wilson
Pamela Anne Wood
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DELTA DELTA DELTA
Libby Pitts
President
Cathy Moss
Vice-President
Liz Simmons .
Secretary
Linda Dasher
Treasurer
ACROSS, TOP: Delta's do it up right for homecoming. ACROSS,
LEFT: And what's the prize for playing in this mess??? ACROSS,
RIGHT: Our group had forty per cent fewer cavities!!! TOP: I think
Tri Delt's are the greatest! TOP RIGHT: The cream ladies fight it
out for Broadway Joe!!!
KAX
Go for it . . . Got down . . . Moon-in . . . B & W
■ . . Cyclops ... You can do it . . . Red neck . . .
Charlie's house . . . Cookie Commando . . . Hank
. . . All-American . . . tense city . . . Prather
finally-Barnett? . . . Behind the doors of 222
Wrong way Wright . . . How 'bout it doll . . . Og's
Hall . . . XYZ National . . . Mule . . . Howard's
Angels . . . Lake parties . . . Shoot a blue
Cheeks and the boy ... Go up there? ... 4.0
boys . . . Caspar . . . Sharp's cow . . . Stand up
Oscar . . . Roundman's A. T. . . . Zipper rolled
them . . . Where's Slate? ... The Movie!
Outstanding . . . Cool, but not that cool . . . Scarp-
iron . . . Gray Ghost . . . Green Nurd . . . Zero
• ■ • Yanker . . . Snakes ... Bob and Russ
King . . . Incompletes . . . Red paint . T
Stud . . . Thread Man ... You did what Peep?
• ■ • Mule, the richest animal . . . Cope from Cope
• • ■ Oral Wells ... 86 Hillside . . . Play the role,
J. M. . . . Keep up the frat imagine . . . Reserva-
tions . . . What doors? . . . Ozzie . . . Return to
the Rock . . . McCants and his hog . Cigar
anyone . . . Small and Little ... The Troupes
The Hunters . . . Health Week . . . Telephone for
Crosby, it's . . . Bald at his age . . . Roll the
Deacon . . . Lake Lure . . . Booty in the guards
■ • . Mmmmmmowlajka . . . Good by Chis
Sigma Nu all the way.
ZN
Jerry Meehan
Jim Prather
Marion Slaton
Pete Mowlajko
Ronny Rentz
Bob Smith
Ed Norn's
Jeff Rockwell
Billy Ware
David Norton
Mac Rogers
Ben Watson
Tommy Oglesby
Robbie Sharpton
Jerry Wells
Jim Peeples
Booty Shelley
John Worsham
Bob Perry
Don Slate
Jim Wright
Ronny Barnette
Larry Bell
Bill Bonner
Hugh Crawford
Al Crosby
Joe Ed Davis
Jones Dempsey
Johnny Floyd
Bubba Foy
Neale Elliott
Bill Gilbert
Robert Hawthor
Dave Hendrix
Howard Hall
Bobby Jackson
Jimmy Jackson
Greg Jones
John Little
Mike Lake
Laval Johnson
Louie McAlhaney
Robert McCants
Identification on P. 594
SIGMA NU
Don Sharf^g President
Charlie Waters
Ben Compton Secretary
David t»i Ireasurer
ACROSS TOP: Sigma Nu gives tube lessons to the new pledge class.
ACROSS BOTTOM: Sweetheart, you do it your way, and I'll do it mine.
BELOW: Now you watch how soul man Ronnie can work it out. RIGHT:
I don't believe I really want to be in a sorority. BOTTOM RIGHT: I
thought we could get first place with all these gross jokes.
i&£*i&A
■ -.
Irvine Lupo
Lenny Newcomb
Dan Rogers
Marshall West
John Carder
Ken Ewan
Jimmy Henderson
Ted King
Bill Norris
Ron Roof
Jim Williamson
Neville Clark
Mill Fant
Marshall Hoefer
Bryan Klapman
Ron Oakley
Jim Runion
Bob Wilson
Donnie Coggins
Jim Gamble
Frank Holman
Mike McConnell
Everette Page
Wilson Tillotson
Bill Altman
Robert Compton
Taylor ©arnett
Jimmy Huggins
Will Maxwell
Ben Pauling
Steve Usury
Bobby Armfield
Clay Cox
David Green
Tommy Jacobs
Richard Miller
Bill Poe
Rick Vaughn
Bill Armstrong
Carrol Cox
Norman Hamilton
Manly Jones
Lewis Miller
Jon Popowski
Nelson Weaver
Ronny Bridwell
Drake Curry
Craig Hardin
Rick Jones
Dennis Moore
Robin Prince
Bill Webster
Jack Brunson
Wade Crow
Reg Hargrove
Ronnie Jones
KEN
Who wants to buy this diamond ring? . . . bop
bop a loo bop . . . Ehrlich and Josie . . . wire
Paladine . . . the ugliest boy in the world . . . kick
out the jams, M. F. . . . hot dog! ! . . . CDA who?
. . . Flaming what? . . . lounge lizards . . . Hoefer
president . . . Jet . . . Carolina-Clemson lives . . .
Whipple . . . Parkman is cool . . . pray for Bobby's
baby . . . loves life . . . real fine . . . dude . . .
open your mind . . . fog . . . eternal pledge . . .
Black Saturday . . . Bear 'n Jaye?? . . . Santa Claus
. . . Ripple . . . TT . . . DDT . . . Great hands . . .
Mahoney . . . Invalids ... to a TAPS meeting . . .
Tang a Ion
truckdrive
I just don't like
... let us pay
how ya'll doin'
. . . Linthead . .
& Splinter . .
dollar 298 . .
doodoo shirt
green teeth . . . always gets the rookies
don't bet the ranch on it . . .
. go on ahead . . . Marginal
.. 9 to 5 ... the Clock . . . Goldie
Round man . . . that's close ... a
. Quasi . . . real is marginal . . .
. . the iceman leaveth . . . it's a
biggie . . . nationals discussed in 305 . . . Quincy
n the pecan branch . . . Put on your homecoming
button . . . lassie's out of hand . . . Beach music
... I can drink an a — load . . . commode huggin'
. . . high school . . . five o'clock — we were up and
so was the display . . . Kappa Sigma Nu became
the 169th chapter of Kappa Sigma National Fra-
ternity on December 6, 1969.
KZ
ACROSS, TOP: Careful, Brooks, before you swallow my
head. ACROSS, RIGHT: Snappers practice for intra-
murals with their new advisor, Joe Parkman. ACROSS,
BOTTOM: Your finger stinks. RIGHT: What do you mean
it looks like Mr. Peanuts??? BOTTOM: Rinq around the
rosie, pocket full of poptops.
NZ
Numeral Society on the rocks . . . The epitome
of Sartorial Splendor (J. Scar) . . . The Derby,
Belmont, and Mardi Gras . . . Lydia E. will set you
free . . . Sweet David . . . J. K. and B. K. — brown
spot on your dial . . . Thunder Road . . . The
Majors, hot fun . . . Numeral Society Homecoming
Special . . . The rich get richer and the poor get
poorer . . . Definitely Numeral Society material
... To SAZ from a friend in SAE . . . Master
Batters . . . Aborted Tech trek . . . Greek Weak
. . . Clayton House smokers . . . Edisto . . . Nu
Sig feels a draught . . . Numbers take Greek Sing
lightly, as it should be . . . Welcome Tiger fans
. . . Cherub . . . Good time is had by all, left side
Wannamaker Hall . . . New stigma . . . Boss line
. . . Vini, Vidi, Vici . . . Underground at Jack's
Palace . . . Lowderburger . . . McMillan needs a
nickname . . . Kid . . . Paul lives . . . Moore and
his shadow . . . Fourteen years of unsurpassed
excellence . . . Numeral Society and Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, always first and finest.
ZAE
David Andrews
Robert Lyons
Thurston Bagnal
Robert McCormick
Richard Ballenger
James McGee
Sam Boykin
Robert McKinney
Orren Byrd
Victor McKoy
Alan Culler
Keith McLeod
Joe Culler
Lawrence McMillan
Baxter Culler
Robert Mitchell
James Dukes
Richard Molten
William Durant
William Moore
Marion Floyd
John Morgan
Greg Frampton
Paul Morris
William Free
Bill Myers
Lee Gardner
Michael Myers
Danny Gregg
John Ross
Simons Hane
James Scarborough
Stephen Hixson
William Self
John Jeffers
Farley Shuler
Ernest Jeffords
Harry Thomas
John Kapp
John Thornhill
Willie Kelley
Charles Wallmo
William Kimbrell
George Waltman
William Kirkpatrick
Angus Warren
McDonald Law
William Wilburn
Bud Legare
Thomas Wright
Ronny Lowder
Identification on P
595
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
Donnie Dukes President
William Self Vice-President
John Jeffers Secretary
Lee Gardner Treasurer
ACROSS. RIGHT: Prospective Lydia E. Pinkum Award
Winner— Bill Kimbrell. ACROSS, LEFT: The dynamic
duo — Paul and Scar. RIGHT: The roughest road trip in
years!!! LOWER RIGHT: The NS Special— on time, for
once. LOWER LEFT: Vikings by 17?
xrx
Jane Ellen Bartles
Cathy Cox
Kenyon Fairey
Diane Jameson
Patti McCuen
Sally Smith
Peggy Batson
Mary Craig
Ann Garrett
Judy Jameson
Judi Nicks
Sandra Stash
Diana Bissey
Brenda Curtis
Alex Georgeo
Dawn Jones
Elaine Owens
Tessa Stewart
Donna Brooks
Judy DeHoff
Lucy Gordon
Ann Kester
Linda Parker
Sally Tripp
Anna Busby
Barbara Diegl
0
Gail Hanna
Peggy Macauley
Sharon Rice
Emily Warren
Susan Calllson
Millie Donald*
on
Laurie Holleman
Vicki Mathis
Barbara Rodgers
Claudia Young
Sandra Corley
Diana Edward
>
Nonie Hudnall
OZT
In August — Rally Omicron . . . Picnic and Softball
at the Y-Beach . . . Busby A-go-go . . . wad, wad,
wad ... I want the biggest potato . . . Dear Secret
Sis . . . those Med students in Charleston . . . first
down on the 54-yard line . . . Rick wants one girl
on that rock and the other in the stream . . . OZT
on the rocks . . . We've got a Homecoming Queen!
. . . the Tiger is in an Army truck . . . Put the
beacon on the deacon . . . Halloween at the day
care center . . . Marshal Busby . . . sober up, it's
your mother . . . too many golden crumbles . . .
a great I Oth anniversary blow out . . . where are
your pajamas! ! ? . . . it's Baby Ruthie . . . Dawn,
get rid of that incense ... a triple candlelight!
. . . Bissey showers Parker and she's lavaliered to
A-suite ... A change of roomies . . . Our Christ-
mas party: champagne, steak, and Flu . . . Millie's
lollipop . . . A-suite graduated in December . . .
Vacation, telegrams, and Rush . . . Grover's shirt
... a yodeling goatherd with amnesia ... A
adorable you see . . . alumnae re-visit ... A new
thing for us, National visits . . . Here they come
. . . making our choice . . . Kappa Kappa Gamma's
the one ... an Owl, a Key, a Fleur-de-lis . . . with
love and pride Kappa sisters are we . . . And you
know, I wouldn't give a rappa, for anything but
Kappa . . . spread the good word . . . only the best.
KKr
KAPPA
am
KAPPA
GAMMA
Judy Nicks
Alex Geor
j»«jij
President
Vice
-President
Lucy Gord
on
Treasurer
Diane Jameson
Secretary
ACROSS, BOTTOM: The Kappas juklng it out
at Dixie Day! ACROSS, TOP' RIGHT: The
Chrome Garden plays for the 10th Annual
Party. ACROSS, TOP LEFT: KKG Dixie Day
Oueen. Donna Brooks. TOP: The Kappas work
hard on their Homecoming Display. BOTTOM:
Partying in the tenth year of the sorority.
$KA
A new year, a new name ... a lot of tradition,
but still the same . . . pay attention, boy . . . ear
job, neck job and a super-neck . . . many diamonds
with set dates, houseparty at Rockmont — get it
straight! . . . you can't score if you don't go to
bat . . . kick-off, Booster, Crash, and all that . . .
1970 — the year of the bean . . . punt or grind —
it's up to you . . . outa-damn-sight . . . Wednesday
night swims at Hartwell, all right! . . . Dummy,
Goofy, Zero, Flappy, and Tiger — the intellectual
in-crowd . . . Rush and Homecoming both are
unreal ... a moving display that again was still
. . . the Marlboros and the Columbians — Big
George is max . . . Hose is married, life is lax . . .
the old salts graduate, and new sprouts take over
. . . med school and dental school? — a lot of hope-
fuls . . . road trips to the Rock on hump day . . .
remodeled ghetto, but the same hall . . . southern
tradition, the Old South Ball . . . somebody get
Pretty a date . . . party at Mullen's, but he doesn't
know it . . . dates from the Zoo, something new
. . . Razor tongue . . . Lester called today — where
are you, boys? ... no pity for a cripple . . . three
on a string . . . don't you ever die . . . arrogant
pledge . . . tremendous year for the Phi Kapps
. . . the end of ten years . . . Delta Omicron of
Kappa Alpha ... an end and a beginning.
KA
* A
*
Richard Black
Charles Eldridge
Larry Huggins
Tom Moss
John Ratteree
Craig Thomas
Jimmy Buck
Danny Freeman
Walter Jenkins
John Mullen
Johnny Roberts
Goody Thomas
Lonnie Bull
Tim Grant
Pope Johnson
Larry Oates
Andrew Sidrony
Bill Verross
George Bullwinkel
Jim Hall
Pink Kellett
David Pitner
Steve Smoak
Doug Watters
Doug Conrad
Butch Harris
Buddy Leenhardt
Jim Poling
Sammy Spann
Fred Worsham
Lynn Dantzler
Tommy Henderson
Charles Mcellen
Charles Ratteree
Charles Tennett
Steve Wray
Bob Durant
Curt Hogan
■> t *
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KA
PPA ALPHA
Charles Ratterree President
Charles Eldridge Vice-President
William Verross Secretary
James Poling Treasurer
ACROSS, TOP: Yeah, glad to meet you too, Russ. ACROSS, BOTTOM: "I told
y'all we should have started this damn display before Tuesday. LEFT: Grazing in the
grass at the Greek games. RIGHT: The Marlboros incapture Zero and J. C. at the
Formal.
Freeze . . . the Zetas are back ... no hair . . .
lots of war stories . . . nationals arrive and Nathan
finally gets one ... we got the best . . . Zetas
celebrate tenth anniversary on top ... a first
semester rush? . . . not another Hughes or is he
Snowball . . . one Hud out, one Hud in . . . big
"O" gets sixpack . . . she's our sweetheart too,
Hooks . . . CDA and 3 out of 4 . . . Joe Willie
Smith and his team . . . Tigerama and the Zetas
place again with Grimes way out in front . . .
November nineteenth and we are PIKA's . . .
"Crate" slips and gets a 3.8 . . . Gregeo and
Judiette . . . Durthea and Karen . . . Moses and
No-Neck . . . Blackcloud . . . Hurt and his DD's . . .
Brenau? . . . Christmas party, oysters, ugh! . . .
Gilbert gets ram air . . . diamonds flying every-
where . . . Bazemore married? . . . another sadness
and the PIKA's return to school one less in number
. . . January, a month to remember . . . rush . . .
the PIKA's follow the Zeta tradition . . . TOP
pledge class . . . and the quad knows it . . . in-
spection . . . installation . . . January thirty-first,
a charter, and we're number one again . . . Eta
Alpha . . . would you believe two advisors this
time . . . Doc and Col . . . ieee, and it's Charleston
again . . . Red, and Becky, and Greer, or Bay Bay?
. . . PIKA banquet brings tux and tails . . . another
GREAT year, the best yet . . . Defrost.
IIKA
Wayne Abrams
Johnny Allen
Harry Askins
Randy Bazemore
Wayne Brockington
Marvin Buchanan
Moffat Burris
Oscar Carter
Corkey Cooper
Mike Cornish
Rob Cox
Al Droege
Benny Duncan
Robert Epps
Jerry Eskew
Tom Fulmer
Dave Gilbert
David Gilstrap
John Graham
Buddy Grimes
Mile Hendrix
Ben Hooks
Charles Hudson
Larry Hudson
Charles Hughes
Windy Hughes
Al Hurt
Eddie Jones
Al Jolly
Don Kelley
Jim Kinard
Rodney Langley
Robert Lee
Chuck Lindsay
Danny Mace
Pete Macomson
Jim Mackintosh
David McLellan
Larry Miller
Steve Moore
Rodger Mudd
John Mullen
Paul Myers
Greg Pearce
Gary Pringle
Bill Presson
Bill Reese
Riney Rinehart
Ken Simmons
Allen Smith
Kim Snoody
Craig Stafford
Jim Taylor
Joe Turner
Johnny Turner
Ray Wilson
Mike Wingo
Identification on P. S?7
t t t *
• • * •
ZBX
Mrs. Newman s boarding house, seven hopeful
girls . . . Sigma Beta Chi is born . . . One year of
hard work and planning, a constitution is formed,
ritual is created, blue and white, magnolias bright,
shiney new pins . . . Twelve new pledges, twenty
points a day . . . honors come . . . Miss C. U. . . .
Dixie Day Queen . . . SBX is in full swing . . .
Sigmas on the go . . . Tigerama tradition . . . first
woman TAPS editor . . . Best Dressed Coed . . .
Initiations . . . slaves on the quad . . . Easter party
at Tomassee, all climaxed with a spring banquet
... a year for firsts . . . Sigmas number one . . .
Magnolia Manor . . . twenty new pledges . . . third
straight win on Dixie Day . . . the trophy is retired
. . . first candlelights . . . white formais alike . . .
another happy year . . . Sigmas beam . . . Sigmas
in the know . . . Miss C. U. ... Who's Who,
sorority room fun . . . color t. v. . . . stereo set . . .
Sigmas boast the largest pledge class yet ... A
time for growth and change . . . Sigmas are ready
... a brand new face . . . visiting nationals . . .
decisions to make . . . Chi Omega first . . . me-
nagerie of owls . . . Chi O Manor . . . fantastic
pledges and our quota met ... A happy end to
a wonderful beginning . . . YOU'VE COME A
LONG WAY, BABY!
xo
Deana Anderson
Diane Ashley
Martha Carol Blakely
Gail Brewer
Ellen Calhoun
Marilyn Jones
Nancy Dannals
Cathy Dodds
San Finley
Angie Fowler
Robin Hadden
Dianne Harrison
Suzy Harte
Jane Hass
Bobbie Hayes
Joan Hindman
Sue Holcombe
Lyn Jackson
Kay Knoy
Judi Kossler
Karen Lewis
Pat Mansfield
Georgia Montgomery
Barbara Wells
Jere Ragsdale
Diane Railton
Harriet Robins
Harriet Ross
Paula Sloan
Rowena Sobczyk
Brenda Spearman
Carol Stahlkuppe
Bonnie Truluck
Ginny West
Janice Wilson
Diane Wright
Darra Williamson
Identification on P. 597
ACROSS, FAR RIGHT: Little got just what she wanted at
the Chi O Christmas party. ACROSS, UPPER LEFT: The
Statue at Liberty of Tigerama. ACROSS, BOTTOM: Jane
teaches the Chi Omegas a Christmas carol. ABOVE: Chi
Omega's pledge season ends with costume capers. BOT-
TOM: Dixie Day poses all kinds of problems.
:«
Pat Mansfield President
Suzie Harte Vice-President
Carol Stahlltuppe Treasurer
Sue Holcombe
Secreta
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called this meeting
"Dick" . . . Bengal Huddle
. . . Pidgeon, airborne? . .
Rudy? . . . Hank, 5-205 . . .
. . . Roach and Stoneface
Cole
fathe
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master Beta
Large Al
Brothers .
Chicken .
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thing's ra
sight, Tiz
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Meyer's fabulous four
. . Wildman's Punch
Stock in the Holiday
. Probably god damn
Foster shot out from under the saddle . . .
. . Quart of gobble, gobble, Porter . . .
Newton, Armistead, Gill — the Marx
Little Albert's Fried
Rack Man Dan
Semi-monk .
Lay Lady La)
Stalk
Huff, double-parked on 1-26
for
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Love at first
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Bennette's, Slick?
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Raindrops keep fal
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Ralph, Green Weenie, Blue Peril, Blue Phoof
Roll down the window first, Miller
Lombardi
Jean-Claude Dunawa\
Geoff
. New
Year's at the beach . . . Peterenis . . . Hiney
m in love,
Let's go see the Mets, Puckett
Hey Meyer stop the car!
Did
you say
something? Jenkins
Pled
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bookstore
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. . . New Beta Theta Pi's got so much soul!
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Doug Armistead
Buddy Dulin
Geoff Baker
Bobby Durant
George Bolen
Buz Dunaway
Don Bruce
Bill Edwards
John Burroughs
William Edwa
Lew Cato
Pete Enis
Bennette Cornwell
Rick Fillyaw
Mike Cornwell
John Fulmer
Henry Cogan
Danny Foster
Bratton DeLoach
Ted Fox
Austin Gilbert
Bruce Gilbertson
Mike Gill
Mike Griggs
Jim Hanahan
Al Haselden
Danny Herlong
Jim Hines
Pledger Hodges
Jim Holbrook
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Calvert Huffines
Mike LeGrand
Nate Newton
Lake Jameson
Chuck Luther
Ray Oliver
Randy Jenkins
Mark Meyer
Pete Pappas
Sonny Jones
Chuck Mikell
William Porter
Chuclc Joye
Ronnie Milam
Al Puckett
Michael Kaylor
Mike Miller
Marc Ragsdale
Tommy Klugh
Tommy McDaniel
Milke Stewart
Winston Lawton
Harry Moore
Tim Turner
Frank Lee
Bill Neely
Calvin Weeks
Identification on P. 598
^^
Gordon Metsky
Marc Feinberg
Richard Reith
Mark Goldman
Barry Koretz
Steve Burns
Tim Coffey
Rich Abrahams
Bob Aines
Wayne Baker
Robert Bayerl
Skip Brown
Shreve Davis
Bill DuBois
Mllce Geronimos
Bill Hasskamp
Chris Henderson
Forrest Henrikson
Bert Homan
Hank Ireland
Ted Klemetti
Phil Legnetti
Larry Leseman
Bob Levine
Jim Maness
John Meade
Dick Merrick
John Mickanis
Tony Mirabelli
John Oxford
Max Schreiber
Mike Taylor
Augie Tortora
Chris Trivelas
Colin Urquhart
Carl Zambon
XA
November 12, 1967 . . . Chi Lambda . . . "Norris
Hall" . . . Get your feet off the table, you stupid
lobster ... oh no, a Wop blue bar . . . where's
Holly Springs . . . funny flicks . . . the left door,
downstairs to the left . . . Atlanta, Ga., Dick's
house . . . locker room parties . . . bellbottom
pants . . . clean cut Lambdas . . . Ahhhh, can you
dig it — Lambdas can . . . Symbos and Nicko . . .
Larry, she must like you — she won't dance with
anyone else . . . Sole music? ? ? . . . A student
Outhouse . . . The Friends of Mind, the best ever
. . . Colon Urgrit . . . How do you spell Beef — ,
d-u-m . . . Wayne flys Delta — it's all Poo's fault . . .
Canteen hour 9 a. m.-2 p. m . . . #31 will get you
$4.50 . . . anybody up for a trip? ... I don't care,
I'm graduating . . . War and Peace . . . who says
nobody wants a l-Y, Moose ... I ain't getting
serious ... a waxed gavel . . . Ox, Moose, &
Magoo-mono — did you find the carrier? ... 3 for
21 . . . the Holiday Inn has snakes . . . the great
chase . . . Bert — Blood, Sweat & Tears . . . Oh,
Boy . . . Sandbox ... I won't sit on your bed if
you give me a cigarette . . . Bambi is not a deer
... A Skelton is a fraternity brother's best friend
. . . December 2, 1969 . . . Theta Chi . . . more to
come.
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• • # ♦
K- /S>
ACROSS, TOP LEFT: Fish takes cool command of
the situation. ACROSS, TOP RIGHT: Not every-
one dances all the time. ACROSS, BOTTOM:
"Tee" moves in for the big shot. TOP: Theta Chi
reviews Chi Lambda days past during Rush.
ABOVE: A Theta Chi sized drink.
NEW NAMES . .
NEW PLACES . .
SAME FACES.
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ALPHA ZETA
The year 1970 marks the 40th anniversary of
the South Carolina Chapter of Alpha Zeta,
founded on April 19, 1930, as the 38th Chapter
of Alpha Zeta. Clemson University has the only
chapter in the state.
The fraternity is a national, honorary Agricul-
tural fraternity with objectives to foster higher
standards of scholarship, character, and leader-
ship; to strive for unity of action and accomplish-
ment of ideals; to render service to the student
and agricultural divisions, and to promote the
profession of Agriculture. Members are selected
from students in Agriculture and Biological
Sciences possessing high qualities of scholarship,
leadership, and character.
Alpha Zeta undertakes several social and ser-
vice functions throughout the year, highlighted
by an annual banquet in the spring.
NEAL ATKINSON. President
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Cloninger, J.
Cornwell. M.
Dantzler. L.
Dunbar. J.
Floyd. L.
Hendrlx, C.
Hildebrand, W.
Si Lea
Sawyer, T.
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Suit, T.
Sursavage, J.
Wall, W.
Yongue, C.
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UPPER: Are you sure this is the right way?
LOWER: You in the back, hands on the table.
ACROSS: Alpha Zeta president calls for a vote.
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ALPHA TAU ALPHA
The Kappa Chapter of Alpha Tau Alpha is
Clemson University's National Professional Agri-
cultural Education Fraternity. Members are in-
vited to join on a basis of scholarship, leadership,
character, and outstanding achievement in the
field of Agricultural Education. The purpose of
the fraternity is to develop a true professiona
spirit among teachers and teacher trainees ir
Vocational Agricultural Education, and to fostei
a fraternal spirit among its members.
Alpha Tau Alpha's activities include a prograrr
designed to increase interest of Agricultural Edu
cational students in teaching Vocational Agricu
ture and the awarding of a scholarship medal to
the senior graduating in Agricultural Education
with the highest scholastic average.
Abernathy. L
O'Briant, D.
Ashley, J.
Seay, M.
Bolt, D. Love, K. Norton, J.
Rhodes, W. Smith. T. Whitney, R.
GAMMA ALPHA MU
Gamma Alpha Mu, Clemson's honor fraternity for writers,
this year celebrates its thirty-fifth birthday. Founded largely
through the efforts of the late John D. Lane, a professor of
English who was widely known as Clemson's "one man school
of journalism," Gamma Alpha Mu claims among its members
some of the university's most distinguished alumni, partic-
ularly journalists and educators. Open to all students, new
members are selected yearly on the basis of works submitted
and revived by a board of Clemson alumni with distinguished
literary achievements. Class standing or major course has
no bearing on membership. The organization presents an
award annually to the best student publication on campus
and attempts to recognize and encourage outstanding writers
in the student body in both journalism and creative writing.
Members include not only members of the Tiger and Chron-
icle staffs, but also many other independent writers on
campus.
MARTHA SEAY, President
UPPER: Gamma Alpha Mu's muse over LIFE. LOWER
Martha Seay. president, dlscussses an article with some
other members.
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BLUE KEY
The membership of Blue Key National Fraternity at
Clemson University is comprised of students representing
many of the numerous and varied areas of student ac-
tivity. Fraternal bonds within the fraternity remain strong
as its members, through mutual cooperation, organize
various activities.
Blue Key has as its major project each year the plan-
ning, directing, and coordinating of Tigerama, the stu-
dent variety production. This production is traditionally
presented on the eve of Homecoming each year. Pro-
ceeds received from Tigerama finance Blue Key plans to
sponsor a scholarship program for upperclassmen.
Throughout each school year, members of Blue Key
assume new responsibilities and projects. The fraternity
is presently organizing the establishment of a plaque
which will indicate the results of the Clemson-Carolina
game for the first date of this match to the present.
BARRY R. EDWARDS. President
Aslcins. P.
Gassaway, F.
Barker, J. Bolt. J. Bostlc, J.
Hanna, R. Hunt, D. Klahre, T.
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Buck, J. Cochet, A.
Oborn, R. Settle, J.
Davis, J.
Shelley, W.
Edwards, B. Eldridge, R. Etheredge, W. Foster, J.
Smith, J. Steer, J. Thompson, M. Turner, J.
GAMMA BETA PHI
This year the members of Gamma Beta Phi have strived
to create an active organization to provide service and
leadership to Clemson University.
During the fall semester members gathered for several
parties and social events. A successful drop-in and pledge
season highlighted the semester. Pledge season ended
with formal initiation and a banquet.
The Gamma Beta Phi Society is well represented in all
phases of campus life. Members play an active part in
various other campus organizations — the Arnold Air So-
ciety, Counterguerrillas, Tae Kwon Doe Club, WSBF Staff,
and the Tiger Band.
To be eligible for membership in Gamma Beta Phi, a
student must maintain an overall Grade Point Ratio of
2.7. Students meeting this requirement are invited to
become active members of Gamma Beta Phi.
CHUCK MUNN, President
Floyd. L.
Hayes, W.
Bennett, R.
Blackmon, M.
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Burton, R.
Caughman, Wes
Chovan, J.
Cole, C.
Falls. L
Gambrell, J.
Gray, G.
Harris, R.
Holladay, C.
Jacobs, W.
Lesley, E.
Lockery, J.
Mattox, B.
Means, K.
Milhous, K.
Newman, M.
Patterson, J.
Reed. E.
Steele. W.
Weathers. H.
Wharton. J.
MU BETA PSI
Mu Beta Psi was established as a national music fra-
ternity in 1928 on the campus of North Carolina State
College in Raleigh, North Carolina. Shortly therafter a
chapter was founded at Clemson College, Clemson,
South Carolina.
The purpose of the fraternity is two fold:
1. To promote a better fellowship among the musicians
of the various musical organizations and among the
musicians of various colleges.
2. To advance music to its proper place as an educa-
tional subject.
The brothers of Mu Beta Psi play an active role in
Clemson's Tiger Band and University Glee Clubs.
This year Delta Chapter produced "The Clemson Tra-
dition, a long playing album with favorite Clemson
marches along with the annual show, "Spring Sounds"
which gives the students a chance to express themselves.
EDWARD REED. President
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ORDER OF ATHENA
Order of Athena Honorary Sorority, organized
in the spring of 1968 by the brothers of Blue Key
as their sister society, is designed to honor those
women students who have contributed to Clemson
University. Members are chosen on the basis of
leadership, scholarship, and service.
In the spring of 1969, Order of Athena spon-
sored the organization of a freshman honor society
for women, based on ideals similar to those of Blue
Key and the Order of Athena. The women of
Order of Athena aide Blue Key in the sponsoring
of some of their functions, as well as providing
service of their own. The Greek goddess of wisdom,
Athena, is symbolic of the goals strived for by this
organization.
UPPER RIGHT: Members L. Pitts, J. Nicks, J. Hass, J. Beach,
R. Sobczyk, and J. Cely make plans for second semester.
LOWER LEFT: The new members: R. Sobczyk, H. Robins, J.
Nicks, J. Cely, M. Hart, D. Bissey. LOWER RIGHT: Water,
water everywhere.
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Phi Psi has had a busy spring and fall semester.
Professor Thomas Campbell was named Man of the
Year in Textiles of South Carolina, and Mr. Robert
S. Small of Dan Rivers Mills along with Mr. Francis
Townsend of the Graniteville Company were given
honorary memberships. The fraternity went to the
national convention in Princeton, New Jersey, and
competed with other chapters in the presentation
of educational textiles display. The brothers brought
home a first place trophy. Eight new members have
been taken into Phi Psi and have helped in a textile
student recruiting project. The brothers also assisted
in guided tours on high school student visitation
days. The future holds a national convention at
Calloway Gardens and the naming of a "Textile
Man of the Year" and much work for textiles at
Clemson.
THOMAS KLAHRE. President
UPPER: Understand all this stuff . . . you've got to be kid-
ding! LOWER: One does not touch the body of Karnak!
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PHI ETA SIGMA
Phi Eta Sigma is a national honor fraternity
that strives to recognize the outstanding scho-
lastic achievement of freshmen. Unlike many
other honoraries that judge eligibility on leader-
ship and scholarship, Phi Eta Sigma membership
is based solely on scholastic performance. A
minimum grade-point ratio of 3.5 accumulated
during either the first semester or the first two
semesters serves as a base requirement for ad-
mission. This year, as in the past, Phi Eta Sigma
sponsored freshman achievement tests in both
English and Mathematics, and the winners were
recognized with special awards on Honors and
Awards Day. At the same time, the senior with
the highest grade-point ratio was given a Phi Eta
Sigma key. The highlight of the year came during
April when Phi Eta Sigma had its annual banquet
in honor of the new initiates.
JEROME C. WELLS. President
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Carpenter, M
Drennan, R.
Garnett, T.
Jacobs, G.
Jones, J.
Meyer, T.
Moose, T.
Peace, D.
Smith, W.
Sutherland, D.
Warner, J.
Lombardi, J.
Mims, P.
Morris, T.
Rogers, D.
Steer, J.
Thompson, P.
Wells, J.
Mclntyre, L.
Moore, B.
Myers, M.
Shelley, W.
Stanley, T.
VanOsdell, D.
Youell, G.
Mauney, D.
Moore, E.
Osborne, G.
Sherwood, G.
Stewart, M,
Verross, W.
Young, T.
PHI KAPPA PHI
Phi Kappa Phi is a national organization with the
primary objective of recognition and encourage-
ment of superior scholarship in all fields of study.
Membership in this organization is considered the
highest scholastic honor that a Clemson student can
obtain.
Among the undergraduates, seniors with cumu-
lative grade-point ratio of 3.2 and second semester
juniors with a cumulative grade-point ratio of 3.5
are eligible for membership. The new members are
formally welcomed into Phi Kappa Phi each fall and
spring with an initiation service and banquet.
Now celebrating its thirty-first anniversary on
the Clemson campus and continuing the fulfillment
of its motto — "The love of learning rules the
world" — Phi Kappa Phi also sponsored an essay
contest, "The Pursuit of Learning," and the winner
of the $25 award was recognized at the annual
Honors and Awards Day presentation.
EUGENE PARK, President
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Betsill, W.
Bouchillon, R.
Brennan, J.
Cloninger, J.
Corpening, B.
Garnett, T.
Hatchell, R.
Herrington, E.
Jansen, S.
Jones, M.
McAlister, J.
Parker, L
Robinson, W.
Tripp, S.
Verross, W
Buller, R. Cely. J.
Gooding, C. Gordon, L.
Johnson, S. Jones, C.
Mauney. D. Richbourg, V
Walden, W. Worsham, G.
OPPOSITE LEFT: Phi Kappa Phi members terminate semester with annual banquet.
LEFT: Then they drummed him out of West Point and took away his . . . UPPER:
A blank piece of paper at formal initiation, really!
TAU BETA PI
Tau Beta Pi, founded at LeHigh University in
1885, is the nation's oldest engineering honor so-
ciety. South Carolina Alpha, the local chapter, was
installed in 1928 with the purpose of recognizing
in a fitting manner those undergraduates in engi-
neering who have demonstrated their superior
scholarship and exemplary character.
Membership in Tau Beta Pi represents the highest
mark of achievement for an engineering student,
and is an honor which is universally respected in
the engineering profession.
Members are selected from those men and
women who rank in at least the upper fifth of the
senior engineering enrollment and the upper eighth
of the junior engineering enrollment.
Tau Beta Pi also strives to encourage a spirit of
liberal culture through sponsorship of essay con-
tests, a slide rule course, academic awards, and
talks to the engineering freshmen each year.
DENNIS L. MAUNEY. President
Brooks, N. Coleman, J.
Mauney, D. Robinson, W.
Corpening, B. Davenport, H.
Singletary, G. Tennant, M.
Gooding, C.
Walden, W.
Herrington, E.
Wyatt, L
TAU SIGMA DELTA
Tau Sigma Delta, the national honor fraternity
in architecture and the allied arts, was first repre-
sented at Clemson University in the spring of 1965.
Membership is based on high academic standing
and professional promise. The requirements for
membership into the Phi Chapter of Tau Sigma
Delta at Clemson are somewhat higher than the
national requirements, making this a more selective
group.
Although it is basically an honor fraternity, Tau
Sigma Delta has endeavored to take on a limited
number of projects that stimulate understanding
and appreciation of both architectural education
and practice.
A slide show, concerning itself with all phases
of the architectural student's life, was offered to
all prospective state high school students.
JOHN D. JACQUES, President
UPPER, SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Indylc, R. Edney. S. Hanlcins, J. Jacques,
T. Pope, D. Matthews, J. Abrams. STANDING: C. Wrigley, P. Gilbert, D.
Hauseman, J. Morgan, W. Shelley, R. Kapp. ABSENT: J. Barker. LOWER: Tau
Sigma Delta members and faculty enjoy annual banquet at The Clemson House.
TIGER BROTHERHOOD
Tiger Brotherhood, born during the cadet walk-
outs in the twenties, celebrated its 40th anniversary
this year. During its early years, Tiger Brotherhood
assumed the role of cadet government, making
suggestions, holding discussions, and representing
the student viewpoint in matters affecting cadet
life.
Today Tiger Brotherhood, still embracing the
same basic tenents as established by its founders,
promotes high standards of social and ethical con-
duct, while recognizing in its members an earnest
devotion to Clemson. Tiger Brotherhood, a cross-
sectional representation of the Clemson community,
provides a viable, flexible, and continuing forum
for ideas and unending service to Clemson. Stu-
dents, faculty, and staff all work within the bonds
of brotherhood to champion a closer relationship.
Alexander, M.
Clyne, T.
Anderson, J.
Craven, L.
Barker, J.
Crawford, C.
Buck. J.
Etheredqe, W.
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Jeffers, J. Jordan, J. Kendrick, T. Mahaffey. J. Moore, D. Morris, P. Poling, J.
Thomas, C. Tolley, C. Turner, J. Ware, W. Waters. C. Werner, C. Wiggins, D.
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OPPOSITE: Tiger Brotherhood members enjoy
annual banquet. UPPER, LEFT TO RIGHT: P.
Morris, President; J. Barker, Vice-President; R.
zemore, Secretary. ABSENT: J. Sursavage,
Treasurer. MIDDLE: This is Clemson's best?
LOWER: You ought to see my old soft shoe.
Settle, J. Sursavage, J
Wilson, R. Yauqer, R.
Bellten, E.
Bullock, R.
XI SIGMA PI
Xi Sigma Pi is the honorary organization for stu-
dents majoring in forestry. The main objective of
Xi Sigma Pi is the promotion of close unity between
future foresters sharing a common interest in per-
sonal achievement.
Membership is based on the individual's grade-
point ratio, leadership ability, interest and partici-
pation in curricula, and extra-curricular activities.
The initiation for new members lasts for a week,
closing with a formal ceremony.
Each year the fraternity presents a scholarship
recognition award to the deserving sophomore,
junior, and senior in forestry. The members also
contribute to the "Clemson Forester," the annual
publication of Clemson forestry students. Each year
Xi Sigma Pi increases its membership as the forestry
curriculum at Clemson University expands.
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Jensen, J.
Miller, J.
Ozbolt. R.
Patterson, M.
Sibley, C.
Stewart, D.
Thomas, B.
Whittalcer, D.
UPPER: Formal initiation is a solemn occasion
LOWER: That's a good one, I never heard it before
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION OF
TEXTILE CHEMISTS
AND COLORISTS
The Student Chapter of the American Association
of Textile Chemists and Colorists is a professiona
organization for those persons interested in the
chemistry of fibers, dyestuffs and adjuncts of textile
applications. Since the AATCC was founded in 1 92 I ,
its basic goal has been to provide a formum for the
dissemination of knowledge concerning textile
chemistry for the professional development of its
members.
The main activities of the AATCC include speak-
ers from industry, plant trips, and a steak supper
each semester. It is thought that the various speak-
ers and plant trips bring the students closer to the
realities of the Textile industry. The members also
come in contact with the leaders of the textile in-
dustry fostering relationships that may result in
better jobs on graduation.
ROBERT W. MILLAR, President
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AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION OF
TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY
The student chapter of the American Association
for Textile Technology provides textile students with
a means of becoming associated with the organi-
zation of the National AATT and advancing its
goals. The student chapter of AATT was organized
at Clemson in 1962. The purpose of AATT is to
keep students informed on current developments in
the textile industry. The purpose is accomplished
through having speakers and taking field trips.
Membership is open to all undergraduates with
majors in textiles or textile science or a major con-
centration in textiles. AATT helps with the con-
struction of a homecoming display each year and
is active during high school day in Sirrine Hall. The
highlight of the year is the now famous student-
faculty softball game.
BILL McGUIGAN. President
Austin, R.
Bouchillon,
R.
Evans, W.
Gambrell
J.
' Klahre, T.
Leary, G.
Love, S.
McGuigan
W.
Maynard, B.
Maynard,
D.
Miller, J.
Williams, J.
AMERICAN
CERAMIC SOCIETY
The American Ceramic Society is an organization
composed of students ma|oring in Ceramic Engi-
neering. The society holds at least one regularly
scheduled meeting each month.
The purpose of ACS is to provide the students
with insight into industrial application of Ceramic
technology. This is accomplished by bringing in
speakers from various fields of Ceramic Engineering.
These speakers include plant managers, process
engineers, and quality control engineers. Further-
more, the society takes several plant trips each year.
This gives the student a chance to see a ceramic
operation in progress.
The society has several social events during the
year. At the end of each year, a banquet is held
to honor outstanding students.
BILL GRUBER, President
Barrett, D.
Belouin, W.
Bennett, R.
Blakely, J.
Brown, D.
Burbage, C.
Carrier, J.
Davison, C.
Denison, D.
Dobbins, J.
Drennan, W.
Gruber, W.
Johnson, J.
Jolly, R.
Jones, G.
Kennedy, C.
Kessler, M.
Knight, F.
Landon, T.
McKinney, T.
Mode, G.
Moore, V.
Myers, D.
Poteat, G.
Presson, W.
Rentz, A.
Starling, C.
Walker, D
AGRICULTURAL AND
BIO-SCIENCE COUNCIL
The Ag.-Bio. Science Council is composed of
representatives from the various departments in the
College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences.
They meet together to plan and participate in ac-
tivities that serve their departments. In serving in
an advisory capacity to the Dean of Agriculture
and Biological Sciences, the Council this year sought
to maintain communication between the Adminis-
tration and the many organizations that the Ag-Bio
Council represents.
The Council sponsored social events as well as
meaningful activities. A square dance in the fall
was held as the big entertainment for the first se-
mester. Guest speakers and High School Visitation
Day were activities for second semester. By these
functions the Council seeks to promote interest in
agriculture and the biological sciences.
UPPER: Johnny Cash-a-way demonstrates the Ag-Bio shuffle.
LOWER: 1 bet you thought I was the go-go dancer at the
Red Carpet.
Smith, M-
Steer, J.
| Stewart, D.
Wall, W.
AG-ECON CLUB
The Agricultural Economics Club of Clemson
University promotes fellowship between students
and staff members of Agricultural Economics. This
organization familiarizes its members with current
agricultural and economic problems and makes
available all information and advice within this field.
The club sponsors field trips of interest to the
students; in the past trips have been made to
Atlanta, Charleston, and Greenville. The club also
presents various speakers to its members through-
out the year. Perhaps one of the most important
proiects this organization sponsors is the prepara-
tion of a news bulletin devoted to encouraging
high school seniors to attend Clemson and major
in Agricultural Economics and to promote the
department's graduate program.
Social activities of this organization include a
homecoming display and a banquet for the mem-
bers, their dates, and staff members.
WILLIAM HAND, President
BELOW, FIRST ROW: M. Alexander, R. Copeland, R.Edwards,
M. Carmichael, B. Hammond, Curtis Hobbs. SECOND ROW:
B. Hand, G. Butler, H. Frye, J. Floyd, D. Nolen. THIRD
ROW: P. Black. J. Edwards. LOWER: There's nothing like a
tree meal!
nham, H.
Deanhardt, M.
Jackson, L.
fll McCrerry, P.
II McNair, L.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL
SOCIETY
The student chapter of the American Chemical
Society is open to all students majoring in chemistry
or chemical engineering. Numbered among the
yearly activities of the organization are picnics, field
trips, and service projects. The American Chemical
Society sponsors a tutoral program for students en-
rolled in freshman chemistry. All projects are
financed through the yearly sale of laboratory
aprons and safety goggles, thereby eliminating the
need for collection of local dues while promoting
the use of safety equipment.
At the bimonthly meetings members hear local
chemists speak on various topics in chemistry and
science in general. This year, a steak picnic held
by the Society gave members a chance to become
more closely acquainted with faculty and staff of
the Chemistry Department.
MARSHALL DEANHARDT, President
UPPER: Did you see his heart beat jump when you poured
that in with the latex.
AMERICAN
DAIRY SCIENCE
ASSOCIATION
The Clemson Chapter of American Dairy Science
Association kicked off this year's activities with a
hamburger cook-out for members and faculty. Later
during first semester, the club-sponsored dairy cattle
judging team placed well in the Southern region
contest and later participated in the National Dairy
Cattle Contest in Ohio. The club was represented
in Miss Homecoming pageant by Angie Fowler, and
Barbara San Miguel sponsored them in the Miss
Clemson University Contest. Angie Fowler was also
selected Clemson Dairy Princess by the club. At
Christmas the club brought a bit of cheer to some
aged citizens in a Clemson area rest home.
Highlighting second semester were: a joint meet-
ing with the University of Georgia's Dairy Club, a
student-faculty Softball game, and presentation of
a Dairy Achievement Award.
KIRK McKEOWN. President
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Bridwell, F.
Catto, M.
Glenn, E.
Hammond, T.
Jameson, H.
Jordan, J.
McKeown, S.
Mills, S.
Moore, C
Peeler, H.
Shumpert, C.
Steer, J.
UPPER: President Kirk McKeown presents a gift to Sweetheart Angie Fowler. LOWER:
I ain't complaining — I have heard that students eat at Dan's.
Bethea, T.
Brundage, D.
Coleman, F.
Dobbins, T.
Dobson, H.
Garrett, T.
AMERICAN SOCIETY
OF AGRICULTURAL
ENGINEERS
The American Society of Agricultural Engineers
promotes the interest of the students in agricultural
engineering, emphasizing professional development.
The South Carolina Branch has set an enviable rec-
ord for itself, placing third in the nation in its class
in the annual Food and Industrial Equipment Award,
and having an immediate past president of the
Southeastern Regional Council of Student Branches
of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers.
The branch supports itself with a field project
each year. This includes planting, cultivating, spray-
ing, and harvesting a sixteen acre plot of soybeans.
This year all work was done by branch members. A
field trip, sponsored each year by the branch, in-
volves visits to different businesses which are par-
ticularly concerned with Agricultural Engineering as
a profession.
THOMAS DOBBINS, President
UPPER: The right gear connected to the left gear, the top
gear connected to the . . .
the concern and purpose of the profession of architecture
are the creation of a physical environment of use, order, and beauty
through the resources of design, economics, technology, and management,
the physical environment includes a spectrum of elements serving man,
from the artifact and the building
to the community and the region,
that they serve man well requires of the architect
a sensitivity to human needs and aspirations,
and an imaginative response to special and political evolution,
to economic and organizational change,
and to technical development of materials and construction methods.
The American Institute of Architects Preamble, Ethical Standards
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
OF CHEMICAL
ENGINEERS
The student chapter of the American Institute of
Chemical Engineers was founded on the Clemson
campus in 1947. Membership in the student chapter
is restricted to chemical engineering students who
have attained at least a sophomore rating. The
purpose of the AlChE is to further the interests of
the students in the realm of Chemical Engineering
and to promote professionalism. This is accom-
plished by having guest speakers from industry lec-
ture at bimonthly meetings of the chapter. The
senior members of the AlChE participate in numer-
ous plant trips to gain firsthand information about
the chemical industry.
The AlChE also engages in social activities. The
chapter constructs a display in front of Earle Hall
on Homecoming weekend, and a party is given for
members twice during the year.
JERRY MARTIN, President
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Allen, C.
Amick, H.
Archie, W.
Barker, J.
Binkley, P.
Bowen, D.
Brink, H.
Bruce, D.
Campbell, A.
Clarke, L.
Coble, M.
Cole, C.
Corpening, B.
Corpening, J.
Culbertson, C
Culler, W.
Davis, J.
DuBose, P.
DuPre, C.
Dyson, H.
Edmonds, J.
Fagg, D.
Feaster, D.
Fletcher, D.
Ford, B.
Freeland. M.
Glen, S.
Goff, L.
Gooding, C.
Gossett, W.
Graham, J.
Hall, J.
Harmon, L.
Hawthorne, R.
Herrington, E
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Hodge, M.
Landrum, R.
Martin, J.
Moore, E.
Rawl, D.
Scherler, W.
VanOsdell, D.
Jacobs, W.
Laney, J.
Massie, J.
Munn, H.
Reed, J.
Shirley, W.
Warren, J.
Jones, C.
Lindstedt, R.
McLeod, H.
Newman, M.
Roberts, B.
Simmons, R.
Watson, W.
Kimmitt, R.
Liskey, J.
Meadors, R.
Pepples, J.
Robinson. W.
Stokely, M.
Whetsell, D.
Koppel, P.
Little, J.
Miley, D.
Pool, J.
Roof, R.
Taylor, J.
Wyatt, L.
Kunz, R,
Louis, J.
Mims, P.
Powell, R.
Rutland, C.
Trice, N.
Young, J.
IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA
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lota Lambda Sigma is a national organization
dedicated to the promotion of Industrial Education
by special recognition of high scholarship, profes-
sional training and the creation and maintaining
of a close fraternal bond within the profession. It
is an honorary-professional organization, selecting
its membership from Clemson majors in Industrial
Education as well as from professional workers in
the field.
lota Lambda Sigma was chartered on the Clem-
son campus in 1930, making it the second oldest
professional fraternity on campus.
Each semester new members undergo an initi-
ation period of three weeks, followed by a banquet
in their honor. Other yearly activities include the
making of plaques for other campus organizations,
projects for surrounding communities, Homecoming
displays, picnics, and seminars for persons inter-
ested in Industrial Education.
CALVIN BOWIE, President
Lake, K.
Tucker, J.
Link, G.
Yauger, R.
SIGMA PSI NU
Sigma Psi Nu, the first organization of its kind at
Clemson, has as its purpose furthering the brother-
hood of the Clemson University swimming team and
providing a recruiting and scholarship means for
incoming freshmen who show potential as assets to
the team.
Probably the most important function of the club
is the annual Freshman Drop-In, which is held in
September to help freshman swimmers adjust to
their new environment. Also, each year the club
contacts potential college swimmers still in high
school. These high school athletes are invited to
visit the Clemson campus and to consider it as the
college of their choice.
DOUG BRAUN, President
Braun, D.
Brooks, J.
Bruno, G.
Gagel, T.
Garces, R.
Haene, T.
Lovell, M.
Mitchell, G.
Mossman, M.
Player, V.
Schmidt, R.
Skilton, W.
Strehle, F.
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The Clemson University student chapter of the
American Association of Civil Engineers was estab-
lished in order to provide opportunities for the
students in civil engineering to make professional
acquaintances and associations.
A number of speakers in the various fields of
civil engineering highlighted the engineering phase
of ASCE this year. Working many hours on a
Homecoming display, editing an annual student
publication, and participating in the Carolina Con-
ference with other ASCE societies rounded out the
civil engineers' calendar year.
The functions and field trips this year, as always,
were planned to best acquaint and interest civil
engineering students with the various phases of
their field.
Holle, W.
Russell, J.
King, O.
Shackelford, C.
Lynch, D.
Spe+ngel, T.
McDowell, G.
Stover, V.
Muccino, P.
Stroman, D.
Barnwell, T.
Brabham. D.
Crowe, M.
Exley, S.
Groover, S.
Ogletree, R.
Sweeney, M.
Blackwell, E
Cribb, D.
Evans, R.
Graham, J.
Henning, R
Parker, T.
Terry, D.
AMERICAN SOCIETY
OF MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers
is a national engineering society dedicated to the
advancement of the engineering profession. Mem-
bership is open to any mechanical engineering stu-
dent in good standing.
ASME students participate in such contests as
design contests, the Bendix Award, and technical
paper presentations. The Clemson chapter holds
the coveted Bendix Award which is presented for
the best organization, programs and student par-
ticipation. Members also take an active part in such
activities as the Homecoming display, field trips,
and the annual regional student conference.
The ASME is a very useful outlet for students.
The club brings together all mechanical engineering
students from freshmen to graduates. Many friend-
ships and working relations are developed that will
be of value after graduation.
BILLY STEWART. President
Burns. S.
Carter, J.
Cooper, H.
Cromer
M.
Dawkins, B.
Derrick, D.
Detwiler, K.
McCleave, W.
Harrower, S.
Herndon, S.
Holcombe, J.
Jay, J.
Jones, R.
Lever, J.
Glinn, J.
McCullough, W
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LEFT: All aboard for the magical mystery tour. BELOW:
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BLOCK AND BRIDLE
CLUB
The activities of the Block and Bridle Club are
oriented toward the field of animal science and
pursuing its many phases through club partici-
pation. The annual barbecue was held at the
Clemson-Georgia football game. The funds from
the annual barbecues were used this summer for
the erection of a livestock arena. This arena will
be used for livestock shows, classroom work, and
club activities. The club also sponsored the Live-
stock Judging Team's trips to Memphis, Atlanta,
and Chicago. In the spring, the club activities in-
clude a barbecue and the annual Little International
Show and Judging Contest. All club members
have an opportunity to participate in the Little
International and 4-H and FFA members are in-
vited to compete in the junior contest.
J. M. ADAMS, President
UPPER LEFT: The club members gather around a controversial
Clemson personality. UPPER RIGHT: That's the little creep
that messed up the P&A building. LOWER RIGHT: The
Clemson Colonel said this should be finger licken good.
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Atkinson, L.
Bagwell, J.
Banks. C.
Blackmon,
B.
Bozard, N.
Brown, J.
Coakley, B.
Crawford,
B.
Evans, E.
Gilliam, H.
Harris, J.
Henderso
, T.
Hendrix, C.
Hudgens, A.
Kennedy, J.
Jones, H.
McMakin, J.
Patterson, J.
Preacher, J.
Riddle, R.
White, S.
Woodside, A.
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SOCIETY FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF
MILITARY ENGINEERS
The national organization of the Society for the
Advancement of Military Engineers at Clemson
University provides a unifying agent for the many
diverse fields of engineering and engineering con-
struction. The emphasis of SAME is on engineering
operations which will be of specific value within the
military. The Clemson student chapter helps engi-
neering students broaden their overall knowledge
and education in the wide fields of engineering.
The student is exposed to everyday situations of
engineers through a number of slide presentations,
films and field trips. The field trips provide the
best means of familiarization with most members
showing a high interest in these operations. Recent
field trips have seen Fort Belvoir, Virginia and Cape
Kennedy, Florida. SAME is open to all male
students.
EDGAR BENJAMIN
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Stone, G
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DELTA SIGMA NU
With two major constitutional amendments this
year, Delta Sigma Nu increased its outreach to in-
clude freshmen and those students interested in
medicine who had previously not retained the 2.5
gpr. requirement. After pledge initiation, the
enrollment included some 99 members. This year,
members enjoyed increased activity through both
educational and social events. Medical films and
study groups, guest speakers, trips to medical facili-
ties, and several parties all helped to instill a new
spirit of brotherhood and pre-medical education.
Dr. W. L. Hunter of the Medical College of South
Carolina was one of the several guests to address
the club. The fraternity trip to Emory Medical
school in Atlanta gave members a firsthand look at
the life of a medical student and hospital facilities.
MIKE FAER, President
Alexander. D.
Betsill. W.
Anderson, L
Bodie. J.
Archer, R.
Ashley, K.
Bradley, K.
Ayers, B.'
Bredan, A.
Batson, P.
Brennan, J.
Beasley, W.
Bunning, T.
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Faer, M.
Gantt. A.
Henderson, G.
Jenkins, J.
Warpik, W.
Lawhon, G.
Cleveland, T. Clyburn, S.
Crawford, C. Cueman, G.
Cochet, A.
Davis, D.
Conrad, D.
Deer, W.
Cox, J.
DeLoach, P.
Leaman, M.
McMillan, J.
Mulllns, G.
Rish, H.
Singletary, F.
Wardlaw, D.
Linden, Y.
McPhail, F.
Neely, J.
Roberts, J.
Smith, J.
Warner, W.
Lindsey, J.
Mann, J.
Pendergrass, S.
Robertson, J.
Smith, K.
Warner, J.
Lupo. I.
Mirabelli. A
Pitts, W.
Rush, S.
Sobczyk. R.
Webb. H.
McCabe, K.
Moss, L.
Ray, L
Spencer, T.
Schneider, R.
White. E.
McGraw, R.
Moss, R.
Richardson, W.
Sexton, C.
Verross, W.
Worsham. F.
McMahan, K.
Mozingo, G.
Richbourg, H.
Sillivant, R.
Walker, D.
Worsham. J.
CLEMSON 4-H CLUB
Established in 1952, the purpose of the 4-H Club
is to establish closer relationships among the stu-
dents and faculty members, and to train its members
for leadership. The original members were students
who had been 4-H members in high school. These
students recognized the need to maintain their social
and service contacts with students and alumni having
similar interest.
Miss Patsy Hill, an elementary education major,
sponsored the club in the Homecoming Queen con-
test. Miss Willa Stevenson, an RPA major, sponsored
the club in the Miss Clemson University contest.
The 4-H club helped the Ag-Bio Council with an
open square dance for students each semester. They
also helped the Inter-Fraternity Council with their
Christmas party for underprivileged children in the
Clemson community.
Chamblee, C.
Dukes, R.
Dukes, W.
Harrington, N.
King. J.
Lamb, B.
Leslie, H.
Gaston, J.
Glenn, A.
Glenn, E.
Sawyer, T.
Smith, M.
Steer, J.
Talbert, E
Malphms, P.
Ouzts, R.
Robinson, G.
Warner. W.
Wells, C.
Williams. R.
Wilson, R.
Tolbert, G.
Wall, W.
Warner. J.
FOOD SCIENCE CLUB
Through active participation in club events, the
members of Clemson's Food Science Club have the
opportunity to meet outstanding leaders in the
nation's food industry. These undergraduate stu-
dents express their interest within their major field
by attending regional Institute of Food Technolo-
gists meetings where they can share common inter-
ests with other students from the University of
Georgia and Tennessee.
As in the past, the club members cook, package,
and sell smoked turkeys around the holiday season
to earn money for the club's funds. Other projects
include a joint faculty-student barbecue held at
the beginning of the year to welcome new members
to the club and student displays presented in the
P and A building to represent their club's work.
TOM GIBSON. President
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Ausherman, M. Bass, J.
Cloninger, R. Coble, R.
Belken, E.
Collins, R
FORESTRY CLUB
The Clemson Forestry Club prides itself in form-
ing a closer relationship among the forestry students
and promoting interest in forestry within the Uni-
versity. Membership is open to all students in the
department of Forestry at Clemson University.
The club athletes participate avidly in all intra-
mural sports and have a good time in competing
with other clubs. The club also enjoyed working
together on the annual homecoming display which
made a good showing in keeping with tradition.
Members of the Forestry Club help finance their
activities by cutting and selling firewood. As we
as participating annually in the conclave of the
Association of Southern Forestry Clubs, the club
publishes The Clemson Forester to inform all inter-
ested persons of department activities.
DWIGHT STEWART, President
Ferguson, T.
Forbes, R.
Gibso
Green
Halman, J.
Henriben, F.
Hicks,
E.
Holco
nbe, J
Hood,
W.
Jensen
, J.
Korvic
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Lawso
, T.
Leptic
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McDa
liel, J.
Major
P.
Miller
J.
Moore
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ASSOCIATED GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
The Clemson Student Chapter of the Associated
General Contractors received their charter in No-
vember, 1968 from regional AGC officials from
Charlotte. In its second year of existence, AGC
has united its Building Construction majors with
close support from the local contractors of the
Piedmont Association.
Their programs have included a variety of speak-
ers and field trips relevant to building construction.
As a special service to seniors, the members of
AGC have set up a system of scheduling interviews
with various firms.
The AGC hopes through its program to better
prepare and inform members to make them suc-
cessful in the field of Building Construction.
MORRIS RICH, President
Adam, J.
Askins, H.
Boyle, W.
Burleson, 1
Cline, W.
Coffey, W.
Cope, J.
Dotson, R.
Eby, G.
Edgerly, J.
Fillyaw, R.
Frank, J.
Frederick, W.
Free, W.
Gagel, R.
Goeller, J
Hamilton, D.
Ivey, D.
King, T.
Kwist, J.
Lavender, B.
Lee, R.
Lippi, T.
Looney, D
Martin, W.
Moore, J.
Mullen, J.
Oakley, R.
Spells, N.
Viscon+i, L
von Roemer, A.
Whelchel, D.
Wisinger, C.
Wray, S.
ASSOCIATED GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
LEFT: AGC members discuss their next field trip. RIGHT:
Society members explore a construction site.
GEOLOGY CLUB
As Clemson's newest club, the Geology Club
has completed a very successful year. Our mem-
bership is open to all Clemson students who are
majoring in Geology or other interested students.
Our meetings are highlighted by guest speakers
from all over South Carolina. Along with informa-
tive talks our speakers show slides or movies from
various field trips. On one occasion we were privi-
leged to have Dr. G. M. Haselton show his slides
from the Arctic Circle, where he has been doing
field study. Dr. Hinson, a biologist from Bob Jones
University, spoke on the controversial topic of
evolution.
Our members make practical use of classroom
studies by taking field trips to such states as Texas
and Colorado during the summer. The slides from
these trips prove rewarding.
ERIC GARLAND, President
LOWER: But they said diamonds wouldn't crush. UPPER,
SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Garland, M. Capps, J.
Thompson. STANDING: H. Shirer, L. Acker, B. Whitlock,
J. Wright, K. Hull, K. McConnell, R. Cunningham. THIRD
ROW: S. Wood, S. Lewis, R. Watson.
HORTICULTURE CLUB
The Clemson University Horticulture Club enjoys
the seniority and prestige that accompany the honor
of being one of first clubs of its type in this region
and also in the nation. The club, founded in 1946,
was the brainchild of Dr. T. L. Senn.
Since its beginning, one of the main functions of
the club has been to acquaint horticulture students,
and other interested individuals, with the importance
of the role of horticulture and its vital relationship
to the world's ever increasing problem of providing
the food and natural beauty needed to sustain this
planet's growing millions.
Functioning also as a social organization, the
club's agenda includes two or more social functions
plus a student-faculty banquet, along with various
club financing projects.
TONEY BOOZER, President
NANCY MORROW, Sweetheart
8enjamin, M. Blake. T.
Davis, J. Dykes, D.
Hockenbury. M. Holton, M.
Hyder, W. Lynn, L
Murphy, E. Peigler, R.
Boozer, T.
Edens, H.
Hubbard, W.
McClain, P.
Price, D.
Caggiano, J.
Griffin, J.
Hudgens, A.
Moon, J.
Scott, J.
KAPPA ALPHA SIGMA
This year, Kappa Alpha Sigma, better known as
the Agronomy Club, has had one of its most active
years. Besides the bi-monthly meetings, the club
puts out a newsletter called "The Cornshucker".
This newsletter is sent to every member, various
agronomy clubs around the state, and especially to
all old Kappa Alpha Sigma members to keep them
in touch with the club's activities and old classmates.
Every year members attend the National Con-
vention of the Student Activities Subdivision of the
American Society of Agronomy and participate in
the National Soils Judging contest.
Kappa Alpha Sigma also enjoys trips to other
schools set up on the reciprocal field trip program.
One of the last things the club participates in is
the banquet held in March at which graduating
seniors are the guests of honor.
JOHN STEER, President
Allen, E.
Bass, S.
Didley, B.
Holstein, T.
Houck, B.
Jeffords, A
Kelley, J.
King, R.
Murdock, E.
Polatty, J.
Richardson, A.
Sawyer, T.
Sease, D.
Sparks, R.
Steer, J.
Tyler, J.
Wheeler, J.
Wright, T.
INSTITUTE OF
ELECTRICAL AND
ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERS
Striving to better the Engineering Department,
the Clemson University branch of the Institute of
Electrical and Electronics Engineers unites student
electrical engineers both professionally and socially.
This year, in an attitude to help scholarship, IEEE
sponsored a tutoring program for all electrical engi-
neering courses. In addition, projects for the club
included selling lab kits for the electrical engineering
laboratories and sample kits for the experimenter.
The engineers, in the true spirit of homecoming,
combine their talents to produce an electrical dis-
play each year. Also, the group enjoys an opening
picnic to start the year off right.
Field trips prove to be an interesting and enjoy-
able break from classroom studies and keep open
communications with the electronics industry. A
research paper is presented to the national branch
each year.
HAROLD DAVENPORT. President
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Fuller, R.
Glenn, J.
Abshire, J.
Adams. J.
Hilton, A.
James, L.
Atkinson, W.
Bell, T.
Boyd, M.
Calkins, W.
Chapman, J.
Coleman, J.
Collins, T.
Davenport, H
Hanna, C.
Hatchell, R.
Jones, J.
Jones, O.
OPPOSITE: IEEE cooks up spirit for a winning game. BELOW: Who knows what
all these knobs are for? LOWER RIGHT: Clemson's youngest engineer learns a
new trick.
Jones, W.
Lank, D.
Mcllvain, W.
Mattox, B.
Miller, J.
Moyer, R.
Schmidt, K.
Knoerr, R.
Lockwood, D.
McNab, R.
Miller, H.
Morris, T.
Painter, K.
Singletary, G.
POULTRY SCIENCE
The Poultry Science Club of Clemson University
is a non-profit organization dedicated to the pur-
pose of exploring new areas of learning for the
Poultry Science majors and any students who are
interested in the poultry industry.
The activities of the club include sponsoring a
barbecue at one of the home football games each
year. The proceeds from this go toward sending
members to the Southeastern Poultry and Egg Con-
vention held in Atlanta. Another activity this year
was the killing of turkeys for Thanksgiving and
Christmas. These turkeys were sold and the pro-
ceeds are going toward sending graduate students
to scientific meetings. Also, during the year the
club invited in several outside speakers who talked
on different aspects of the poultry science industry.
HUBERT KINARD, President
Harmon, J.
Kinard, H.
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Langley, R.
Moorhead, H.
Smith, R.
Thompson, D.
UPPER
Turner, R.
Wicker, D.
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RECREATION
AND PARKS
ADMINISTRATION
CLUB
The Recreation and Parks Administration Club
was formed by interested students that were major-
ing in Recreation and Park Administration in an
effort to establish a closer fellowship. The program
has consisted of many interesting speakers and the
presentation of many worth while projects for the
community and surrounding areas. These projects
have provided the members with a bird's eye view
of what to expect from their profession.
Within this school year the club has provided
many new opportunities that offered campus-wide
participation. Some activities were Intramurals
and participation in the homecoming displays, plus
various community projects.
TOP LEFT: RPA Club expecting— a big prize. TOP RIGHT: RPA lab explores theory
behind canoeing rules. ABOVE: The officers at play, as usual.
TED CARTER, President
PRE-VET CLUB
Members of the Clemson University Pre-Vetennary
Club can well boast of a fine year. This year the
Pre-Vet Club was highlighted by various activities
which gave to its members both insight and interest
into the Veterinary profession. The year was
launched with its annual hamburger cookout for new
members.
Subsequent meetings included the club's tradi-
tional trips to the Livestock Poultry Health Center
at Pontiac, S. C. and to the School of Veterinary
Medicine at the University of Georgia. Also, pro-
grams during the year featured several speakers
and films.
Second semester activities included the visit of
former Clemson students who are now attending
the Vet School at Georgia. The activities of the
club were brought to a close at end of year banquet
at which new officers were installed.
CHARLES HENDRIX, President
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Adams, J.
Bagwell, J.
Bair, E.
Bozard, N
Clevenger, T.
Cooler, J.
Deloache,
B.
Ducey. F.
Ellison, D.
Evans, E.
Frasher, J.
George, S.
Harwood,
M.
Hendrix, C.
Herlong, T
Horres, J.
Hughston, N.
Kassab, D.
Kerekanich, S.
Klemetti, T.
King, T.
Mabry, J.
Lesslie, J.
Mason, M.
Neal, J.
Patterson, J.
Patrick, C.
Polk, E.
Price. J.
Rapp, J.
Rauton, G.
Rauch, J.
Runyon, R.
Sands, R.
Senn, N.
Scoggins, J.
Scott, J.
Scurry, T.
Smith, H.
Thompson, D.
Timms, C.
Wells, C.
Whatley, P.
Winburn, J.
Wood, P.
Yeaman, J.
Younginer,
E.
Zacharias, D
BELOW: You really can't expect me to believe that. OPPO-
SITE: The Pre-Vet club anxiously watches the spaying of a
dog.
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SOCIETY FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF
AGRICULTURAL
EDUCATION
The organization of the Society for the Advance-
ment of Agriculture Education at Clemson University
is a valuable instrument for all future agriculture
teachers. The objectives of SAAE are to develop
leadership, motivate scholarship, and facilitate
social development. Educational activities include
conducting student exchange programs; providing
high school students with occupational information;
and administering a senior scholarship fund. The
major social functions sponsored by the society con-
sist of a fall cookout, spring banquet, and both a
formal and informal initiation. An annual project
is a chicken barbecue at a home football game.
Educational films and agriculturally oriented
speakers are on the programs for the regular
monthly meetings in efforts to promote vocational
agriculture.
LARRY FLOYD, President
Allen, E.
Alston, R.
Carroll. J.
Cain, K.
Cooper. C
Godbold, E.
Jackson, R.
Galloway, R.
Leaird, W.
Logan, J.
Miller, J.
Oliver. R.
Ouzts, R.
Pace, J.
Page, B.
Riser, J.
Saylor, R.
Sharp, D.
Smith, R.
Wall, W.
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My group had 37% fewer cavities. LOWER: Take the string connected
to the tooth and . . .
Cunningham, J.
Dempsey, T.
Floyd, L
Lovette, D.
Lillis, G.
McGee. R
Porter, J.
Preacher, J.
Reid, G.
Welsh, T.
Wheller, G.
Willis, P.
SIGMA TAU EPSILON
Sigma Tau Epsilon is Clemson's honorary society
for the college of Liberal Arts and Physical and
Mathematical Sciences. Membership is open to all
juniors and seniors with a 3.0 G.P.R.
Sigma Tau Epsilon was founded in 1938 to recog-
nize honor students, promote fellowship, and to
promote the pursuit of knowledge through in-
tegrity, creation, and by force of example. Al-
though these remain to be important purposes of
the fraternity, many more have formed.
According to changing times, the importance of
fellowship has been brought out in Sigma Tau
Epsilon, 1969. Many of its meetings are social
gatherings, with the hope of stimulation through
contact in social situations. However, Sigma Tau
Epsilon does indeed serve Clemson University.
Plans for a free tutoring service have been under-
taken. It is hoped that this service will become
a tradition.
JANE HASS, President
TOP: Sigma Tau Epsilon signs another new member. BOTTOM:
Sigma Tau Epsilon initiates. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Craig,
Judi Kossler, Deborah Jones, Cathy Joyner, Rachel Blanton.
SECOND ROW: Leslie McKenzie, Wade Blount, Butch Due-
worth, Charlie McKenzie, Elaine Owens. THIRD ROW: James
Kronberg, Gaye Edwards, Louise Powell, Maggie Bailes, Lynn
Laurey. FOURTH ROW: Nancy McDonell, Bill Karpik, Brad
Keeney, Kathy Putnam, James Chovan. FIFTH ROW: Mickey
Johnson, Dennis Moore, Marshall Leaman, Larry Mclntyre,
Linda Hayes, Richard Vaughan, Betty Graham.
SIGMA TAU EPSILON
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SOCIETY FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT
OF
MANAGEMENT
The Society for the Advancement of
Management, the recognized national
professional organization of managers in
industry, commerce, government and
education, and the pioneer in manage-
ment philosophy, has been dedicated to
the advancement of management. SAM
offers many diversified activities such as
panel discussions, plant tours and career
conferences. These activities in associa-
tion with business executives provide stu-
dents with an insight into the actual
practice of the management profession
and further the growth of all students.
Regardless of their academic major SAM
benefits the students by stimulating
their thinking, widening their knowledge,
broadening their outlook and develop-
ing an understanding of the problems of
business and an appreciation of the free,
private, competitive enterprise system.
SAM has been a valuable supplement to
all classrooms.
MARION SLATON. President
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Boggs, F.
Brown, T.
Brown, W.
Cambell, A.
Chiiders, J.
Childson, W.
Cooper, W.
Creel, J.
Davis, R.
Green, S.
Hall, L.
Jeffords, A.
Jenkins, A.
Josey, J.
Kuester, S.
McCants, R.
McCombs, W.
Massey, N.
Mauldin, J.
Miller, M.
Nettles, R.
Pappas, G.
Pilo, R.
Scott, W.
Stoddard, V
league, A.
Thompson. W.
Waters, J.
Wise, R.
Young, D.
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ALPHA PHI OMEGA
Alpha Phi Omega was continually on the go this
year. Brothers helped the infirmary during the
"Great Food Poisoning '69". For your entertain-
ment . . . the "Friday flick", dining hall "Commons",
annual Christmas tree lighting, and a Homecoming
display. Service to the community was exemplified
in the United Fund Drive, and work with Boys' Home
of The South and area Boy Scout troops. On cam-
pus, APO distributed blotters and "Chronicles".
Gamma Lambda chapter established chapters at
Furman and Newberry and formed a girls' affiliate.
A year full of service, brotherhood, and fun.
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CAMPUS CRUSADE
FOR CHRIST
Campus Crusade for Christ was founded by Dr. William
R. Bright in 1951 when nine of the starting first string foot-
ball players of the University of California at Los Angeles
became excited about the person of Christ. From that
group, Crusade has expanded to over forty countries around
the world and is found today on about half of the three
thousand campuses in America.
Crusade's goals are to know Christ and to make him
known. Their members share a personal relationship with
the person of Christ, and this relationship is presented here
at Clemson through their biweekly meetings entitled "Col-
lege Life." Group activities are many and varied. Members
enjoy weekend trips and parties and have been active in
Tigerama, placing third place last Fall and second place two
years ago. Another major Crusade project which provides
campus entertainment is bringing The New Folk singers,
who have sung on campus the past three years.
GLENN MERCER, President
UPPER RIGHT: Dave Wilcox tells of
his experiences through Christ. MID-
DLE LEFT: Clemson hears the sound
of Revolution in the style of Arma-
geddon. LOWER RIGHT: An attentive
action group listens and communicates.
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CANTERBURY CLUB
The Clemson University Canterbury Association, while it
exists primarily for the Episcopal students at Clemson, is
open to members of all religions. The group's purpose is to
promote friendly communication among its members and to
participate in services to the community — local and world-
wide.
Under the leadership of Rev. Roland Whitmire the club
furnishes acolytes, several students sing in the choir, and
one is the organist for the main Sunday service. Joint wor-
ship services are held each Sunday with the Clemson Wesley
Foundation.
The major activities involve the students of the Tamassee
D.A.R. School. Twice a year the club takes Clemson ice
cream to the students, and it hosts them to a football game,
with dinner and supper. To support club activities, members
work the concession stand at the Clemson Theater.
DEAN CRANDELL, President
TOP: The group gets into another heated discussion on
Wednesday night. LEFT: Rev. Roland Whitmire examines
the faithfulness of his paint brush. ABOVE: Canterburians
work diligently with brushes and paint.
CHESTER
COUNTY CLUB
From its beginning, the Chester County Club
has existed with one purpose — to serve our school
through actions in Chester County.
The club won the league championship in the
YMCA intramurals in the fall of 1969. Our
excellent scrapbook is placed in the libraries of
the county schools and in the county library to
allow people to become familiar with some of
the activities of the club members.
Each year the Chester County Clemson Club
awards a scholarship to a deserving county grad-
uate who plans to attend Clemson. Through the
years the Danny Brice Memorial Scholarship has
indicated to the people of Chester County that
the club members are good representatives of
the county.
BILL ABERNATHY, President
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Coker. W.
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Shugart, L.
Waldrep, M.
White, K.
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SOCIETY
The Calhoun Forensics Society is the oldest student organi-
zation at Clemson. It has proudly represented Clemson in
debate and other forensic competition. The debators and
their advisors have compiled an impressive record over the
years. The debate team participates in many Southeast
tournaments and the annual ACC tournament. The society
was enhanced by the establishment of the annual Calhoun
Forensics Tournament in 1967 and debate scholarships in
1969. Hard work and enthusiasm characterize the Calhoun
Forensics Society.
BILL EVANS, President
UPPER: Varsity— Standing: L. Holleman.
B. Russell, L. Stroud, H. Wilkinson. Sit-
ting: J. Blanche (adviser), B. Evans, K.
McNabb. MIDDLE: Clemson debaters
have another round. LOWER: Novices —
Left to Right: B. Corley, J. Jackson, R.
DeLauder, A. Fear (adviser), and S.
Chamberlain.
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CHRISTIAN ATHLETES
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a national
organization of professional, as well as amateur
athletes who realize their great influence on the
youth of the country and their responsibility to use
this influence to guide others to Christ. The organi-
zation was started by a young coach who felt that
since athletes did a great job of selling practically
any product, they would do a good job of selling
Christianity.
The Clemson chapter meets monthly, and current
topics are discussed with respect to Christian prin-
ciples in an effort to bring Christianity and every-
day living together. A major activity of the mem-
bers is speaking to different church, school, and
social organizations.
JIM SURSAVAGE, President
UPPER LEFT: President Jim Sursavage discusses the aspects
of being an athlete and a Christian with Jackie Jackson
UPPER RIGHT: Coach Art Baker overwhelms his audience
LOWER RIGHT: First Row. Left to Right: George Ducworth,
Sonny Callahan. Roger Kivet. Don Wiggins, Heidi Davis. Jim
Sursavage, Jackie Jackson, Chuck Huntley. Second Row
Jack King, Charles Cauble, Pat Shealey, Otis Nelson, Adviso
Jack Anderson. THIRD ROW: Mike Matthews, Eddie Seigle
John McMakin, James Chesnut. Steve Moss, Dan Lundeer
Brooks Ethridge, Art Baker.
GAMMA OMEGA PHI
Gamma Omega Phi is an honorary social fraternity. The
membership is made up of outstanding leaders in the
Clemson University Republican Club. The purpose of the
organization is to promote brotherhood among the members
and to provide a strong feeling of the unity in the University
Republicans. The fraternity also provides social functions in
order to have fun after work has been done.
The fraternity is basically an organization formed to assist
in campaigns. The members take an active part in cam-
paigns for Republican candidates.
The fraternity is at this time expanding onto other cam-
puses. Through the state organization it is believed that
this project will be successful and prove to be a unifying
factor in the South Carolina College Republican movement.
SKIP UR. President
MIDDLE. First Row: J. Bagwell, R. Gan+t, T.
Cobb. Second Row: F. Morris, J. Pittman. E.
Garland. M. Smith, A. Ur. LOWER: G. O. P.
fund raising project — did you get yours?
NEWMAN STUDENT
ASSOCIATION
The Newman Student Association is the official organi-
zation of Catholic students at Clemson. Membership is
open to all interested Catholics and non-Catholics.
Regular meetings are held at Newman Hall next to
St. Andrew's Church on Wednesday nights at seven
o'clock. Newman Hall is open twenty-four hours a day.
The programs, suggested by the students, are composed
of intellectual and religious topics that are pertinent to
today's problems. Dances and socials are also held at
Newman Hall while the Newman Saints participate in the
various school intramural programs.
Mass is offered on Thursday and Sunday at the student
chapel.
The Newman Student Association was organized in
1940 through the endeavors of T. F. Feirney. Today,
Father Arthur Mouser, C.S.P., is the Chaplain to Catholic
students at Clemson.
CHARLES McGEE, President
ABOVE: The interest builds as Kathy
Jones throws ideas to the crowd. MID-
DLE: You are quite right, Dr. Walson,
this matter needs immediate atten-
tion. BELOW: Who said they out-
lawed the flying wedge?
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THE OXFORDS
Henry forgets his guitar in Edgefield . . . Stan the
Man the Sham Bland, alias "Frog" . . . Yonce speeding
to the Four Winds: "But Officer, this is my only means
of support" . . . Key of H: Spring Sounds, 1969 . . .
John Michael blows the "Horse" again . . . Larry: "What
key is it in?" . . . PHS afterparty . . . cleaning out the
Regency . . . Snowbound in Spartanburg . . . DKA
houseparty . . . snowed in . . . What's Larry doin' on
the diving board?! . . . Pacolet go-go girls . . . Let me
feed you, Dreamy eyes . . . Larry: "You would not be-
lieve it" . . . What size bell bottoms did you say these
were? . . . Definitely Hell's Bells for Burke . . . George
and the White Knight . . . Gomer Milhouse: "Gee fel-
lers" . . . Pappa Jim strikes again . . . "Ode to Sid"
. . . Where's Talmadge? . . . Try the girls' dorm.
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MIDDLE: What can make me feel this
way? LOWER: The Oxfords. TOP ROW,
LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Ducker, H. Kahrs.
B. Burke, L. Younce. BOTTOM ROW: S.
Bland, J. Davis, M. Forrest.
PICKENS COUNTY
CLUB
Pi Kappa Rho, the Pickens County Clemson
Club, was founded in the fall of 1968 as an
organization to promote the brotherhood of
graduates from Pickens County high schools and
serves both Clemson University and Pickens
County.
The club conducted its first pledge season dur-
ing the fall semester of 1969. Also during that
semester, members participated in the "Clean up
Pickens County" drive, gaining recognition for
the club as well as serving the community. Pi
Kappa Rho hopes to be a help and a uniting
factor to Clemson students from Pickens County
in coming years.
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Culbertson, J.
Finley, G.
Grant, H.
Howell. P.
Kelsey, P.
Rogers, P.
Rowell, J.
Stephens, G.
Thomas, J.
Tillirson, M.
SOUTHERN STUDENT
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
The Clemson Southern Organizing Committee is a group
of concerned students who have dedicated themselves to
the proposition that there are serious problems here in
Clemson, the South, and the nation and the world, and that
these problems must be discussed and solved through the
collective actions of students and others who are willing to
give of themselves for the betterment of society.
The committee has sponsored educational projects, forums,
the SUN (Student Union, Now) project, supported the Viet-
nam moratorium, and continuously worked with the Student
Senate and the administration to bring about reforms in the
university's educational and social atmosphere.
Radical changes in the status quo including the elimination
of war, racism, poverty, and intolerance have been the ma|or
concerns of the members.
ROBERT WHITNEY, President
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UPPER: Lynn Wells, regional co-ordinator, and
SSOC member make plans for campus activi-
ties. MIDDLE: SSOC members listens as plans
are formed for upcoming moratorium. LOWER:
Members return from Vietnam moratorium rally.
SENTIMENTAL JAZZMEN
Promoting good, modern music, The Sentimental Jazz-
men have steadily built their reputation throughout the
Southeast by successfully playing engagements such as
college dances, conventions, beauty pageants, and high
school junior-seniors. Our music is a blending of the "Big
Band" concept with the "Sound" of the current era and
has resulted in music that appeals to all age groups.
The 1969-1970 campaign was the best ever for the
SJ's, the climax coming when Bob Hope stood in front
of Clemson's Sentimental Jazzmen, and told a capacity
crowd at Littlejohn Coliseum, "Just wait till I tell Les
Brown that I took a Sentimental Journey with The Senti-
mental Jazzmen!" This was quite a tribute to a group of
men who have given the Sentimental Jazzmen the smooth-
est sound at Clemson.
COLONEL GADDY, KEN MEANS, Co-Leaders
The Sentimental Jazzmen are. SAXES: C
Gaddy, A. Gardner, R. Seelke, D. Dorn, K
Means; TRUMPETS: K. Smith, B. Klapman, J
Bourne, B. Rembold; TROMBONES B. Rush, B
Mattox, K. Westbury; BASS: J. Brookshire
DRUMS: B. Parker, PIANO: B. Mattox; BACK-
UP MEN: B. Homan, D. Archer, K. McMahon
R. Meadors; BUSINESS MANAGER: J. Gaskins
Bolt, J.
Burroughs, A.
Clark, K.
Lewis, A.
Long, L.
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W$>&M YOUNG DEMOCRATS
The Young Democrats have been active on the Clemson
Campus this year even though it has not been an election
year. During the fall semester, the Young Democrats invited
speakers to visit the Clemson Campus, their purpose being
to inform the students and to answer any questions concern-
ing policy and issues which were of interest to the students.
Regular weekly meetings provided valuable information to
embers of the Young Democrats Club. Among the
speakers presented at these meetings were Clemson Uni-
versity professors.
organizing a lobby promoting immediate plans for a
Student Union Building, the Young Democrats played a vital
part in campus politics.
With new projects and activities in mind, the Young
Democrats plan an even greater contribution to campus life
in the future.
ROBERT PARKER, President
YMCA CABINET
The YMCA is a place filled with people con-
cerned about their own individuality, their reactions
to and interactions with others, their roles in the
lives of others, and their function in the world. The
core group which plans and organizes the "Y"
activities is the "Y" Cabinet, which consists of in-
terested students from all classes and curriculums
of the University.
The YMCA Cabinet has experienced during the
1969-70 school year many memorable activities —
the National YMCA Convention in St. Louis . . .
Freshman Camp . . . Freshman Day Picnic . . .
numerous college services . . . sports services . . .
varied social services . . . and several community
services.
The "Y" purpose, as determined by the Cabinet,
is to "work toward an atmosphere favorable to
freedom of self-determination and self-realization
for ourselves and others at Clemson University."
MARTY JONES, President
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
Moving into community service projects, the Young
Republicans worked with Student Government and the
S. C. Jaycees to help fight illiteracy in the Clemson area;
activities included canvassing and tutoring. The Club also
sponsored a two-day Parliamentary Procedure Workshop,
the first of its kind here; a Viet Nam Mail Call, which en-
listed students to mail Christmas cards to U. S. service-
men, and several Republican-oriented speakers.
A club newsletter was brought out each month, and
plans were initiated for a Club "library" to include
pertinent books and pamphlets.
Looking toward this fall's state elections in South Caro-
lina, the club leadership has encouraged members to form
opinions on prominent issues and on potential candidates.
Last fall the club joined in the move toward initiating a
statewide Republican primary to replace the convention
method of naming candidates.
DENNIS MOORE, President
LOWER LEFT: Young Republicans react to moratorium with petition support-
ing the president. MIDDLE: Dr. Skelton and students discuss politics with
speaker, Mr. Arthur Ravenel. UPPER RIGHT: Spiro is his FIRST name! LOWER
WESLEY FOUNDATION
The Wesley Foundation at Clemson is a service of the United
Methodist Church to the university community, but it is not
parochial or sectarian in its emphasis. It is committed to serving
persons in their search for values and meaning, their concerns in
ethics and morality, their exploration of the significance of faith,
particularly in relationship to education, vocation, and a life
philosophy; in their quest for identity and wholeness, their re-
lationships to the world in which they live, and their attempts
to be |oyous, self-fulfilled human beings. The program of the
foundation is based on a combination of these concerns with a
forthright affirmation of the Christian view of life and the mean-
ing of Christian discipleship. The building housing the foundation
is a center intended for study, worship, interpersonal and group
relationships, and the care of persons. The foundation, however,
is more than an organization, program or building; it is the
"presence" of Christ within contemporary education.
REV. DAVIS BILBERRY, Coordinator
TOP: Rev. Bilberry ponders an important question. LOWER RIGHT:
Members enjoy a chuckle and a coffee break. LOWER LEFT: Wesley
Foundation enjoys a morning service.
AIR FORCE ROTC
The Air Force ROTC Program here at Clemson
is rated as one of the best existing. The Air Force
ROTC Program strives to make officers out of
men and men out of officers. The Air Force is
selective of the people who enter its General
Military Corps, and to enter its Professional
Officer corps, the Air Force requires excellence
in academics, physical qualifications and activi-
ties. The sophomore Command Leadership Schoo
is a preparatory program to train GMC cadets
to be officers, whereas the junior Command
Leadership School prepares the cadets and gives
them experience with which to face summer
camp. Bowman field welcomes Clemson's 770th
Air Force Detachment to an hour of enrichmen
while increasing the cadets' mental and physical
capacities. The Air Force ROTC four-year pro-
gram provides young men with the opportunity
to have the privilege and honor of becoming an
officer in the United States Air Force.
OPPOSITE TOP: Commander James Todd gives S. O. P. OPPOSITE LEFT: Commander
Berger briefs his wing staff prior to drill. MIDDLE: The drum major drills AFROTC Band.
UPPER LEFT: CLS wins another event at Field Day. ABOVE: AFROTC students make
a close inspection.
FLIGHT INSTRUCTION
PROGRAM
The FLIGHT INSTRUCTION PROGRAM at
Clemson provides extended training to advanced
AFROTC cadets who wish to obtain a broadened
flying background before entering Flight School
upon graduation as commissioned officers in the
United States Air Force.
In order to qualify for the Flight Instruction Pro-
gram, a student must be an advanced Air Force
ROTC cadet with at least two years remaining at
Clemson before graduation. The cadet must show
outstanding capabilities through the Air Force
Officer Qualifying Test, which includes a pilot's
aptitude tsst and a navigator's test. The cadet must
also pass a thorough Air Force physical examination.
This program is attractive because FIP cadets may
obtain a private pilot's license for less cost than
most students can.
GEORGE HAND. Co
mmander
UPPER RIGHT: The F. I. P. cadefs. LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnson. J.. Meelard, D„ Knight. G..
Faulkenberry. H., Wilson. D., Keels. R. LOWER LEFT: Air Force cadet runs the pre-fliqht
check. LOWER RIGHT: Here's the World War One flying ace ■ .
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ANGEL FLIGHT
Angel Flight is the coed auxiliary of The Arnold
Air Society at Clemson. The angels assist the society
with their projects as well as participating in joint
social activities.
This year the group began their projects by col-
lecting a "mile of pennies" to help the victims of
hurricane Camille. Angel Flight also hosts several
projects for servicemen and underprivileged children.
Angel Flight has participated actively at the
annual area conclaves held jointly with Arnold Air
Society. The angels often engage in Thursday drills
as a unit or separately with the R.O.T.C. flight com-
manders. Always subject to the inspecting eye of
the military critic, Angel Flight strives to uphold the
ideals of the Air Force and Clemson University.
SUSAN COTHRAN, Commander
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story on Angel Flight. UPPER RIGHT: Angels
anticipate Florida conclave. LOWER LEFT:
Commander Susan Cothran types another re-
port. LOWER RIGHT: Angels participate in
pledging ceremony.
ARMY ROTC
The United States Army ROTC Program offers
the opportunity to become the leaders of tomor-
row. Past graduates of Clemson University who
received their commissions in the United States
Army are the leaders of today. They are serving
their country throughout the world and are proud
to represent their country in foreign places. These
were the men who completed the four-year pro-
gram of the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps.
This program includes class instruction and corps
training through drill procedures. The purpose of
the Army ROTC Program is to develop young men
into officers. After meeting all of the necessary
requirements, only a young man's determination
and will power will determine the heights to which
he can reach.
CHARLES H. GOODING, Commander
OPPOSITE LEFT: Cadets have to return weapons to the CM after drill. UPPER MIDDLE: The
M-16 is very effective when handled correctly. OPPOSITE. LOWER RIGHT: Cadre Training Unit
Inspection is an important part of drill. TOP: Join the army and carry a flag. ABOVE: The
band plays on. LEFT: Commander Gooding at work.
ARMY FLIGHT
The Army ROTC Flight Program at Clemson
University is designed to encourage, motivate, and
instruct cadets who have the attitude required for
U. S. Army pilot training after their graduation.
To be eligible for the Army ROTC Flight Pro-
gram, a cadet must successfully pass a physical dur-
ing his summer camp training in addition to a flight
aptitude test administered during the Junior year.
All flight program cadets receive an entire semes-
ter of ground school instruction from accredited
civilian instructors. They are instructed in preflight
and basic flight procedures, navigation, cross-coun-
try, instrument flight, and meteorology. Each par-
ticipant in this program receives thirty-five hours of
actual flight training designed to give him confi-
dence in his ability.
LIGHT BRIGADE
The scarlet-clad members of the Light Brigade always
appear as a welcome sight to the boys in the Army ROTC
cadet corps. Besides marching with their companies and
battalions, one of their main activities, the Light Brigade
also serves as secretary and hostess for the military staff
and visiting Army dignitaries.
The Light Brigade girls have participated in several
service projects during the year, including filling ditty
bags for the men in Viet Nam, assisting with the Red
Cross blood drive and their birthday cake sale. Trips are
taken each year to nearby Army posts, such as Fort Gor-
don or Fort Jackson, as well as their usual outings for
cookouts, hayrides, and picnics.
The Light Brigade has become an important part of the
Army ROTC Cadet Corps of Clemson University.
PEGGY MACAULEY, Commander
SCABBARD
AND BLADE
Representing the most highly regarded college
military organization on the Clemson campus,
Company K-7 of the National Society of Scab-
bard and Blade brings together many outstand-
ing leaders from all phases of our campus military
structure — the Arnold Air Society, the Counter-
guerrillas, and the Pershing Rifles, as well as the
battalion and wing staff officers. The major ob-
jective of the society is to promote a better
understanding of the military organization and
ROTC in general.
Clemson's Company K-7 has enjoyed a very
active and successful year. Activities included
selling rat hats, providing ushers for the presi-
dent's box at home football games, sponsoring
the annual military ball and banquet, and con-
ducting the initiation of new members.
WILLIAM ETHEREDGE, Commander
Barker, R.
Cloninger, J.
Keeter, W.
Malphrus, D.
Settle, J.
Berqren, S.
Cochet. A.
Klrby, W.
Player, V.
Smalser, R
Chandler. K.
Etheredge. W.
McDaniel, J.
Posey, E.
Todd. J.
Church, M.
Gooding, C.
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OPPOSITE TOP: Blade members try on uni-
forms. OPPOSITE LEFT: Sunny side up. TOP:
Scabbard and Blade Ball shows social side of
military. MIDDLE: Commander Etheredge and
past Commander Kirby discuss plans. BOTTOM:
Scabbard and Blade sells rat hats.
ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY
The Arnold Air Society joins together the active inter-
ested Air Force advanced cadets into a group that greatly
benefits through friendship and participation. The big
event of the Society's year is the annual Dining-Out, a
banquet training function complete with Angel Flight
members, mess dress, cigars, and one of the Air Force's
most dynamic speakers.
Of the society's many projects, the major activity is
the washing each semester of the Major Rudolph Ander-
son, Jr. Memorial in Greenville. The nearby stream is
often the target for the "Top Brass."
Arnold Air's major activities this year included the
building of a homecoming display, corsage sales, a hay-
ride, and conclaves, as well as the plane washings and
Dining-Out. All activities are done in conjunction with
Angel Flight. Through activities and projects, the Major
Rudolph Anderson, Jr. Squadron serves to promote the
Air Force, to further train future officers, and to provide
fellowship among these selected individuals.
Barker. R.
Bergrer
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Chapman, J.
Fowler. W
Eatson, P.
Cochet
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Fillyaw, R.
Hall. W.
ABOVE: Formal initiation is very imDressive. ABOVE RIGHT: The Ang
enjoy a hayride with the Arnold Air Society.
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Ozbolt, R.
Player, V. Reynolds, J. Stanley, T. Todd, J. Williams, D.
Raffield, W. Settle, J. Thompson, W. Weston, J. Witt, L.
LEFT: Cochef seems to thrive on pizza and coke. ABOVE: Arnold Air worked
hard on their homecoming display.
PR FOURTH
REGIMENTAL
HEADQUARTERS
Serving as coordinator for some sixteen Pershing
Rifle units located in the five-state area of the Caro-
linas, Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama, the Fourth
Regimental Headquarters has been nationally ac-
claimed as the best among its eleven brother regi-
ments across the nation. The Best Regiment Trophy
stands in their display case for the third consecutive
year — an accomplishment without precedent in sev-
enty-five years of Pershing Rifle History.
The pimary responsibilities of the Fourth Regi-
ment incompass the supervision, administration,
mediation, coordination, and inspection of activities
and personnel within the regiment, including the
grading and rating of unit competition toward the
coveted Douglas Trophy, presented to the outstand-
ing regimental unit.
Commanded by National Headquarters at the
University of Nebraska, the purpose of the Nationa
Society of Pershing Rifles is to promote standards of
excellence among ROTC cadets in all service arms.
Anderson, C.
Cauthen, J.
Jay, J.
Perez, S.
Blanton, G.
Cloninger, J.
Kirby, W.
Posey, E.
Callaway, J.
Hunter, G.
Mosely, S.
Shelton, R
TOP: The area convention at Clemson is participated in by all.
ABOVE: Commander Shelton completes work at "office."
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CAPERS, Coed Affiliates of Pershing Rifles, was estab-
lished at Clemson University in 1968 by the authority of
the PR National Headquarters at the University of
Oklahoma. The main objection of CAPERS is precision,
for they are a competitive, precision drill team. The
CAPER aims are to establish life-long friendships, learn
about the Armed Services, and gain a competitive drive.
CAPERS, also acting as a service organization, filled
ditty bags and wrote letters to our soldiers in Viet Nam
at Christmas time. They also help the Piedmont Tubercu-
losis and Respiratory Disease Association with Christmas
Seal distribution. This year they held exhibition drill
meets at other schools and at the Fourth Regimental Drill
Meet at Fort Gordon, Ga. Being sponsors for Company
C-4 Pershing Rifles, CAPERS are present at numerous
Pershing Rifles performances. The CAPERS also have many
social functions in conjunction with the Pershing Rifles.
PEGGY BATSON. Commander
UPPER LEFT: Capers offer information at Student Activities Carni-
val. UPPER RIGHT: "Forty inches all around." LOWER LEFT:
Advisor and Capers enjoy luau activities. LOWER RIGHT: Open
Ranks. March!
COMPANY C-4
". . . to foster a spirit of friendship and cooperation
among the men of the military department and to maintain
a highly efficient drill team."
It is by this principle, set forth by the founder of the
Pershing Rifles, General John J. Pershing, that the Pershing
Rifleman lives, whether on the drill field in the heat of
competition or at an impromptu party brought about by the
quest for genuine fun. A PR learns to think and act like
the men around him. This "one from many" begins on the
drill field where, during a fancy drill routine, the individual
PR must always be cognizant of what other members around
him are doing in order to insure a precision unit, to perform
separate feats as a single entity. The "oneness" instilled on
the drill field carries over into private life where the mem-
bers develop a spirit of fellowship and brotherhood uncom-
mon to military organization on most university campuses.
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Commander
Adamo, J.
Executive
Officer
Rusher, R.
Scott, P.
Snyder, M.
Whitener. J
Winston. P.
PR PLEDGES
The PR Pledge Program for Company C-4 has under-
gone a complete overhaul this year. The pledges started
the first semester with a period of training in basic rifle
manual. They were inspected, and on the basis of attitude
and progress, nine were chosen to march in the drill
platoon.
Those that were not chosen to enter the company were
not, however, forgotten. They were given the task of
representing Clemson University in competition for basic
22-5 manual. They have become as much a part of drill
competition as the advanced platoon, experiencing the
same tension and the same desire to win.
No longer will the pledges drill toward an unforseeable
goal. No more thoughts of the Company enjoying itself
on trips while the pledge stays on campus. The pledge
will be as much a part of that trip as a company member,
sharing entertainment as well as sharing the pride of
victory.
Company C-4 could not have chosen a better year to
initiate this change in procedure, because this year's
Pledge Platoon has got what it takes.
JON H. ROBINETT, Commander
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LOWER LEFT: Pledges kept on their Ps and Rs by Com-
mander Larry Harper. BELOW: Let's see now — was that
movement to begin on the left or right foot?
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Smith, L.
Stone, G.
White, R.
Sickinger, W.
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COUNTER-GUERILLAS
An elite volunteer organization, the Clemson Counter-guerrilla
Platoon, is composed of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors interested
in advanced military studies. The platoon places emphasis on total
development of the individual.
Before earning their coveted black berets, candidates must com-
plete a rigorous two-week physical training program culminated in a
four-mile run and the Army Physical Combat Proficiency Test.
Advised and instructed by Captain Russell Stoewe and Staff Ser-
geant Bill Pray, the unit prepares the individual for service in a com-
bat situation. Members are trained in hand-to-hand combat, moun-
taineering, small arms familiarization, and small unit patrolling with
particular emphasis on counter-insurgency operations.
Practical application of this training includes regular field exercises,
trips to Fort Jackson and Dahlonega Mountain Ranger Camp.
Although oriented toward the military, every facet of the program
strives to develop personal traits of initiative, self-confidence, and
discipline which will serve him well in both military and civilian life.
JIM CULP, Commander
UPPER RIGHT: Hell no ... he shot you first.
MIDDLE: Which hand has the Chocolate mess?
BOTTOM RIGHT: The CGs practice close
order drill. OPPOSITE TOP: Turn right at the
third mud puddle and there's the PX. OPPO-
SITE LEFT: Present Arms! OPPOSITE RIGHT:
Up, up and away.
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THE PROGRAM
For the past eighty years, military has been an
important part of Clemson. Finally in 1959, ROTC
became a two-year mandatory and two-year volun-
tary program. After much discussion and argument,
ROTC is no longer mandatory at Clemson Uni-
versity. This giant step was taken only after many
polls and a great deal of planning on the part of
the University. There is a big question mark in the
future of the military program at the University.
Now that ROTC is no longer required, will ROTC
survive? Only time will tell whether or not the
military tradition will continue at Clemson.
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DR. ROBERT C. EDWARDS
Dr. Robert Cook Edwards has served Clemson University in capacities ranging
from student leader to president. He entered on an academic scholarship in
September 1929. Before receiving his Bachelor of Science degree in Textile Engi-
neering in 1933, he held membrship in Phi Psi, the Arnold Air Society, Blue Key,
Phi Kappa Phi, Tiger Brotherhood, and Scabbard and Blade.
In 1956, Dr. Edwards became Vice-President for Development at Clemson Uni-
versity, and in 1959 became its president. Since then, he has received an Honorary
Doctor of Laws degree at both Wofford and The Citadel.
Besides being intensely interested in all phases of his university, Dr. Edwards
serves his community and state as a member of Lions International, the Clemson
Rotary Club, the American Legion and the Shriners. He is a Master Mason and a
steward in the Methodist Church. His affiliation with the United Student Fund, Inc.,
and the South Carolina Heart Association further demonstrates his interest in all
phases of active, constructive participation.
In addition to his community interests, Dr. Edwards is an avid supporter of
Clemson athletics. In all these things, he has shown that he is a man concerned
with all phases of community and university life and with the world outside Clemson.
He is a man of dynamic interests and in every way, a perfect example of the
Clemson Gentleman.
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THE CHALLENGE
Never before has Clemson University faced so many problems. Never before
has Clemson University faced so many opportunities. Never before has Clemson
University been more strongly manned, equipped and organized to serve the people
of South Carolina — especially the young people.
With unwavering support and wise counsel from the Board of Trustees, Clemson
University's Administration and Faculty are facing the future in a spirit of optimism
and hope. They are perfecting the administrative machinery necessary to anticipate
needs, to cope with situations as they arise, and to prepare for the future.
That future involves a probable enrollment of 10,000 by 1975. More importantly
it involves a continued enhancement of quality in all of Clemson's many programs
of teaching, research, and public service. Clemson's goal will never be less than
the best.
This is important to the Class of 1970 and to all future graduating classes.
Never before did leadership in business, industry, and the professions demand such
high educational qualifications. The men and women who are to lead — and
Clemson graduates always have been leaders — must have such qualifications.
Clemson's continuing mission is to equip its graduates in the fullest sense for the
demands of the future.
ROBERT C. EDWARDS, President.
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
President of the Board, Edgar Brown is a senior member of the law firm Brown,
Jefferies, and Mazursky and a State Senator from Barnwell County.
Former Supreme Court Justice James F. Byrnes is a life member of the board.
He has served as Secretary of State, United States Congressman and Senator,
and governor of South Carolina.
Life member Patrick Calhoun is executive vice-president of the North Carolina
National Bank. He is former President of the Clemson Alumni Association and the
University Foundation.
A life member from Hartsville, Robert Coker serves as a member of the Board
of Directors of the Coker College Foundation. He also has an honorary Doctor of
Science degree.
Kenneth Cribb, general manager of Troy H. Cribb and Sons, served at Clemson
as president of Blue Key, co-editor of the "Tiger", and was also named to Who's
Who.
Aside from serving on the Board of Trustees at Clemson University, L. D.
Holmes has been the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award presented by
the South Carolina Farm Bureau.
Life member Frank Jervey is a former vice-president of Development for
Clemson. He was decorated for heroism in World War I and was chosen "excep-
tional civilian" in World War II.
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A Clemson graduate, E. Oswald Lightsey is a past member of the Board of
Visitors and is also now serving his second term on the National Alumni Council.
Gordon McCabe, graduate of the University of Virginia, is on the board of
Directors of the S. C. National Bank and serves on the Board of the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange.
A. M. Ouattlebaum, president of Harlee-Ouattlebaum Construction Company,
graduated from Clemson in 1934 and attended Cornell for his masters. He is
presently with the South Carolina Highway Department.
Paul Ouattlebaum is a Clemson graduate in engineering. He is now serving
on the Educational Policy and Student Affairs Committee, and on The Development
and Public Relations Committee at Clemson.
James Self, life member, is a Citadel graduate. Today he serves as president
of the Textile Investment Company and Greenwood Mills. He is also a director of
the South Carolina National Bank.
Life member Winchester Smith has interests in agricultural development in
South Carolina. He was the second Clemson graduate to be elected to the Board
and resides in Williston, South Carolina.
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: E. Brown. J. Self. L. D. Holmes. P. Calhoun. E. O.
Lightsey, W. Smith. J. F. Byrnes, P. Quattlebaum, F. Jervey, R. Coker, T. H. Cribb. G. McCabe,
A. M. Quattlebaum.
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CLEMSON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
The Clemson Alumni Association is the tie that binds the closest brotherhood
in the world — the Clemson Alumni family — and Clemson University.
Located in the heart of the Clemson campus, the Clemson Alumni Office is
"service central" for more than 25,000 former students — 19,000 of which have
received the Clemson diploma — and for the more than 6,500 young men and
women who share an educational experience in an environment of friendliness and
diversity.
THE CLEMSON WORLD, published seven times a year and distributed to all
active alumni and Clemson seniors, is the chief publication of the Association. The
Clemson Placement Office is another facet that serves alumni and students alike
bringing together those who are interested in new positions and firms that are
seeking personnel.
Under the sponsorship of the Alumni Association, the Clemson Foundation
maintains several student aid funds and also a permanent endowment fund to help
insure the continued excellence of the University.
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Alumni officers at a working luncheon. George H. Aull, Jr.
'44, President Alumni Association. Reunioning Alumni "Telling it like it was", Joe Sherman. Director
of Alumni Relations, Alumni of the President's Reception.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
ROBERT C. EDWARDS President
WALTER T. COX .... Vice-President for Student Affairs, Dean of Students
MELFORD A. WILSON . . Vice-President for Business and Finance, Comptroller
WILLIAM W. BRYAN Vice-President for Development
VICTOR HURST . . . Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Dean of University
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS AND STAFF
ROBERT C. EDWARDS President
ALLEN W. RIGSBY Assistant to the President, University Counsel
DOROTHY L. ABBOTT Secretary to the President
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: W. T. Cox, R. C. Edwards, D. Hunt, V. Hurst. M. A. Wilson,
A. W. Rigsby, W. W. Bryan.
ADMINISTRATION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
WALTER T. COX .... Vice-President for Student Affairs, Dean of Students
F. J. HOFFMANN Student Activities Director
GEORGE E. COAKLEY Dean of Men
SUSAN G. DELONY Dean of Women
KENNETH N. VICKERY Director of Admissions
FRANK J. HOWARD Director of Athletics
BUFORD E. TRENT Director, Y. M. C. A.
VIRGINIA S. HARDIE Counseling Psychologist
JUDSON E. HAIR Director of Student Health Service
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT: G. E. Coakley, K. N. Vickery, B. E. Trent, S. G.
Delony, F. J. Hoffman, F. J. Howard, Dr. V. Hardie, Dr. J. E. Hair.
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ADMINISTRATION FOR BUSINESS AND
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
TRESCOTT N. HINTON Chief Accountant
JOHN B. GENTRY Director of Personnel
RALPH S. COLLINS Director of Physical Plant
EARL S. LIBERTY Director of Purchasing
WILLIAM H. DURHAM Director of Communications Center
HENRY H. HILL, JR Director of Auxiliary Enterprises
MELVIN C. LONG Director of Public Relations
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: T. N. Hinton, M. C. Long, R. S. Collins, W. H. Durham,
H. H. Hill, E. S. Liberty, J. B. Gentry.
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COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCE
DEAN WILLIAM H. WILEY
Under the expert leadership and guidance of Dean William H. Wiley, this
college has achieved national prominence in the fields of Resident Instruction,
Research, and Extended Education. As one of Clemson's oldest and most estab-
lished Colleges, it offers quality education designed to meet the ever demanding
needs of the competitive era of tomorrow.
The biological sciences serve as the foundation of the complex and ever expand-
ing agricultural sciences, while also serving the University's needs in the fundamental
aspects of Biology. The students are given thorough training and experience in
both the technical theory and practical reality of the basic principles of agriculture
and biology.
By combining modern technology with tradition, the college endeavors to
prepare its graduates for career opportunities in education, industry, business,
services, communication, conservation, and recreation.
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: It takes a good eye and memory for lab identification.
A group of Agriculture majors. Dean Wiley checks over a very demanding schedule. The school
is probably best known for its ice cream. Students really enjoy Biology labs.
By stressing the principles of function, structure, design, beauty, and the enrich-
ment of society as a whole; the College of Architecture prepares young men and
women for a professional life.
The curricula offered are not found elsewhere in our state. Pre-professional and
professional programs in Architecture, City-Planning, and Building Construction
are provided at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
The currriculum in Architecture tries to balance a background of social sciences
and math with professional training for the four-year Bachelor of Arts degree in
Pre-Architecture. Then a masters degree is offered after two years of graduate work.
Students may elect City Planning as their graduate area of study. It is the
objective of the city planner to make the city's form imaginative and balanced.
The curriculum in Building Construction is a four-year undergraduate program
designed to train young people for top positions through a program of balanced
study.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Professors Pinkney and Means are hard to tell from their students.
Dean McClure works with a City Planning class. Visual Arts plays an important role in the
curriculum. Everyone has a chance to become a famous artist. Freshmen are anxious to receive
a good "crit".
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
DEAN HAROLD F. LANDRITH
The School of Education provides professional programs designed to prepare
undergraduate and graduate students for careers in the field of education. The
Clemson University Teacher Education Committee which includes four public school
administrators, a committee from each department offering a teaching major, and
the School of Education have designed curricula for those preparing to teach. The
curriculum for each program gives the student opportunity to acquire a broad
general education through liberal arts and science courses. Besides learning the
historical, philosophical, and psychological background of American Education, each
student is given the chance to learn and to put into practice effective teaching
methods.
There are programs leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Educa-
tion or Secondary Education, and to a Bachelor of Science degree in Secondary
Education or Recreation and Parks Administration.
Through directed teaching and Teacher's Aide programs, Clemson University
will be able to produce better qualified teachers.
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Ray prepares his lesson in graphic arts. It's not all class-
room work for R.P.A. majors. Dean Landrith is one of the busiest men on campus. Practical
experience is the best teacher. Arts and Crafts are parts of elementary education.
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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
DEAN L. G. RICH
The era of space exploration is responsible for extensive revisions in Clemson s
College of Engineering. Besides offering the traditional curricula in civil, electrical,
mechanical, chemical, ceramic, and agricultural engineering; the college is planning
to establish programs in the new fields of extraterrestial engineering and ocean
engineering.
Additionally, the college has made ample time available for students to take
more courses in the humanities, thus preparing the engineering student to deal
with social problems.
An important part of engineering is research. The new Rhodes Engineering
Research Center completed this fall houses special laboratories for implant surgery,
water and air pollution control processes, and hybrid computers.
Another important activity of the college of engineering is the continuing
education for engineers employed by industry. Through its Office of Industri
and Municipal Relations, the college has sponsored many short courses and semina
in new technological developments. These courses designed for engineers
practice, provide a useful function in translating the research discoveries in
industrial practice.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Is it a corner stake or a short skirt he's zeroing in on? Must be
loose wire somewhere. The inside of a what? Dean Rich explains how to use some delic
equipment. Bill at one of his all night drawino projects.
COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
AND TEXTILE SCIENCE
DEAN W. D. TREVILLIAN
Existing for fourteen years, the College of Industrial Management and Textile
Science has educated young people for the professional and textile fields, training
them for key positions in the expanding economy of our country and state.
The curriculum includes undergraduate programs leading to a Bachelor of
Science degree in Industrial Management, Textile Science, and Textile Chemistry
and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics. Programs of graduate study are
offered in Management, Economics, Textiles, and Textile Chemistry.
The College of Industrial Management and Textile Science strives for a
diversified and versatile education in all its programs, following the belief that a
lifelong capability for education increases the effectiveness of a potential leader.
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Who was it that told me to wear a necktie to lab? W. D.
Trevillian. Dean of the College of Industrial Management and Textile Science. Firsthand knowledge
of the weaving process is gained through the use of looms in textile labs. Because of the large
size of looms, people are amazed that weaving is such a slow process.
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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
DEAN H. M. COX
The strengthening and enrichment of Clemson University's educational programs
are underscored with the creation of the college of liberal arts.
The college of liberal arts initially consists of four academic departments:
English, modern languages, music, social sciences. D. W. Daniel Hall, an almost
two million dollar facility, provides classrooms and offices for the departments of
English, modern languages, and music.
Undergraduate degree programs are now available in English, history, modern
languages, political science, psychology and sociology, with graduate programs
offered in most of these areas. An interdisciplinary program leading to a minor in
fine arts is offered, and plans are to expand the program into a major concentration.
Plans are already under way to initiate additional programs at both the under-
graduate and graduate levels.
More than a year of careful planning and coordination have laid the ground-
work for the creation of the College of Liberal Arts and course offerings on the
graduate level are anticipated with a sizable number of graduate students by 1975.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Is this his bag? Is Algernon still fighting for survival? H. M. Cox,
Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. The door to a prof's office is always open. A student
proposes a perplexing question.
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SCHOOL OF NURSING
DEAN GERALDINE LABECKI
The School of Nursing, created in 1965, provides two programs designed to
prepare the student for a career in nursing.
The shorter program, which last two academic years and one summer session,
leads to an Associate in Arts degree. The purpose of this program is to prepare
technically and competent nurses who will practice in hospitals, clinics and similar
agencies. The clinical nursing experiences take place in the Anderson Memorial
Hospital.
The program leading to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing lasts four academic
years and is designed to prepare nurses for the practice of professional nursing in
various settings such as hospitals, industries, and clinics. The program offers the
foundation for graduate study in nursing and an unlimited opportunity for sound
career development in professional nursing. Clinical nursing experiences, also under
the guidance of the faculty, take place with patients in the Greenville Hospital
system.
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Student nurses keep up with the progress of a patient.
Dean Labecki heads up a fine staff. All he really has is a hangover. Wow! Look at this magazine
I found under the sheets of the last patient.
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SCIENCES
DEAN C. V. AUCOIN
Always attuned to the times and its needs, Clemson University's traditional
strengths in the physical and mathematical sciences are advancing on a broad front
with the establishment of the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
Created with the division of the College of Arts and Sciences on July I, 1969,
the new college initially has three departments: chemistry and geology, mathematics,
and physics.
In cooperation with Anderson Memorial Hospital and Greenville General
Hospital, the college offers a four-year curriculum in medical technology. The
first three years are spent in class work at Clemson and the final year in residence
at one of the hospitals where the student takes courses under instruction of the
hospital staff.
The College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences also has quality programs
in pre-dentistry, pre-medicine, and pre-pharmacy.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Maybe this time I'll get the right results! I thought I followed
the directions correctly. Dean Aucoin still has to work out a few problems. Next, connect wire 7
to terminal J. As precise as precise can be.
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Here at Clemson, research is the quest for knowl-
edge to help man and to improve his environment.
Research courses are offered in such various fields
as medicine and biology, mathematics, economics,
architecture, education, and industrial management.
This research has been the development and proving
ground for such innovations as bone and tissue I
replacements for the human body, the planning of I
cities of the future, and the application of engineer- I
ing science to the solution of practical problems I
encountered in medical research.
Research growth has been phenomenal at Clem- I
son for the past several year;,
are being built and planned t.
rapidly expanding research programs. Research at I
Clemson has an extremely promising future, and it
is obvious that Clemson is making significant con-
tributions to the well-being of the Twenty-First
Century Man.
GEOLOGY RESEARCH
In addition to the other fields in which research
is now being done at Clemson, there are several
studies being made in specific areas of the field of
Geology. Participating in these research projects
are Dr. R. D. Hatcher, Dr. V. S. Griffin, Dr. P. K.
Birkhead, Dr. D. S. Snipes, and Dr. G. M. Haselton.
The project of Drs. Hatcher and Griffin, for
example, involves a study into the interpretation of
the geological history of the northwestern section
of South Carolina. Dr. P. K. Birkhead is presently
trying to classify a species of marine coral which
has been known to bear petroleum deposits.
The research is being financed by outside founda-
tions in an effort to uncover information which will
bring us to a better understanding of the earth's
history and possibly bring out new mineral reserves
that can be used to better our environment.
TOP TO BOTTOM: A graduate research assist-
ant takes a sediment sample from Lake Hart-
well. Drs. Griffin and Hatcher examine an
outcropping to determine its composition. Here
they study rock stratification, a study of the
origin of various deposits. OPPOSITE PAGE,
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT:
Graduate students in biological and chemical
fields find the electron microscope indispensable.
A. E. Schwartz. Dean of the Graduate School
and Director of Research. Working being done
in Environmental Systems laboratory.
ENGINEERING
Research at Clemson expands into many areas of
engineering. Civil Engineering, for example, is con-
ducting current research in the areas of construction
control testing, pavement design, and highway
safety.
Clemson's Chemical Engineering students are
studying the unpredictable path of the molecule.
The chemical research is performed by professors
with advanced undergraduate and graduate stu-
dents on worthwhile problems that provide an edu-
cational experience for the students.
Other areas of engineering research are those in
Engineering Mechanics (working with ground water — ■
surface water relationships and effects of friction-
reducing additives) and in Electrical Engineering
(working with the study of different electrical geo-
physical methods).
At Clemson many projects of Biomedical Engi-
neering research are active, all of them applying
the principles of engineering science to the solution
of practical problems encountered in medical
research.
Research in the various fields of engineering at
Clemson are helping man advance into civilization
today, and into space tomorrow.
ABOVE: Optical system utilizing a laser to pro-
duce Holograms. TOP RIGHT: Graduate as-
sistants spend quite a bit of time in the labora-
tory. MIDDLE RIGHT: It is seldom that the
Electrical Engineering Department's Page Ana-
logue Computer is not in use. BOTTOM RIGHT:
Most experiments depend on exact measurements.
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ENGINEERING
Research projects in the Ceramic Engineering de-
partment are presently being conducted by Dr.
Samuel F. Hulbert and Dr. Clifford C. Fain. One
experiment is with water soluble glass; another is
with replaceable ceramic bones.
The idea of the glass project is to develop a
container material which after use or if broken will
revert back to its original elements. Once the glass
is shattered the bonds between the molecules will be
disarranged causing the glass to decompose. This
glass will eliminate a major portion of our waste
problems.
Drs. Hulbert and Fain hope that the ceramic bones
they are working with will someday replace old,
brittle human bones. Successful bone transplants
have been made on dogs, bringing closer the goal
of successful human transplants.
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Blood coagulation studies by J. Klawatter. Processing of water
soluble glass test specimen is a part of research on design and
evaluation of a water soluble disposable glass packaging
container.
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AGRICULTURE
Although the search for -food goes on as before;
it has taken on special significance since millions
today are -on the verge of starvation. To help the
United States assume the burden of feeding the
world's masses, Clemson University has vigorous
programs of research on food production, process-
ing, and improvement.
Today agricultural research is conducted at the
campus, and at four branch stations located through-
out the state. The branch stations are well-located
so as to carry on research applicable to all of the
geographical regions of the state.
Work is being done on all phases of agriculture
from producing a better quality product to devising
better farming equipment. Through research at
Clemson, valuable and economic substitute food
products are being obtained from the simple soy-
bean.
Clemson University looks forward to a future in
research that will make significant contributions to
the twenty-first century.
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP CENTER: Stronger shells are being developed to allow easier
shipping of eggs. A giant pea picker undergoes a vigorous examination. It takes more
than water to grow a healthy plant. Soil samples from all over the state are tested.
Peach picking goes automatic with help from Clemson. Laboratory cultures are studied.
Supper chicken has his battery recharged.
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WHO'S WHO
TOP: SARA R. KARESH, Tri-Level Committee 4; Student
Senator 2, 3, 4; Chairman Student Organizations and
Affairs Committee 4; Angel Flight I, 2, 3, 4, Commander
2, 3: Majoring in Secondary Education.
MIDDLE: ROWENA G. SOBCZYK, Delta Sigma Nu 3, 4:
Secretary-Treasurer of Student Body 4; Sigma Beta Chi I,
2, 3. 4; Clemson Civic Ballet I. 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans
I. 2, 3, 4: Majoring in Pre-Med.
BOTTOM: ' RICHARD L OBORN, D. M. C, AFROTC
Commandants Award 4; Treasurer Sigma Tau Epsilon 4;
Blue Key 4; Alpha Phi Omega I, 2, 3, 4, President 4;
WSBF 2, 3, Business Director 4: Arnold Air Society,
Chaplain 4; Majoring in English.
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WHO'S WHO
TOP: PAUL W. ASKINS, Blue Key 4; High Court 3, 4, Chairman 4; BSU I, 2,
3, 4; WSBF Traffic and Continuity Manager 3, 4; Army ROTC; Majoring in
Industrial Management.
ABOVE: GARY CLARY, Student Body Vice-President; Tiger Brotherhood 4;
AFROTC; Delta Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Majoring in History.
RIGHT: ANNE C. MORRIS, AIA 4: Secretary Judicial Board 4; Senior Class
Council 4; WSA Judicial Board 4; TAPS Junior Staff 4; Court of Appeals 4;
Majoring in Architecture.
WHO'S WHO
UPPER RIGHT: JANE W. HASS, Highest Hon-
ors I, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Sigma Tau
Epsilon 3, President 4; Order of Athena 3, 4;
Sigma Beta Chi I, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Inter-
sorority Council 3; TAPS Advertising Manager
3; Majoring in Math.
UPPER LEFT: MARION COOPER THOMPSON,
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Chairman, Court of
Lesser Appeals 3; Chairman, Appeals Court 4;
SCSSL 2, 3, 4; Alpha Gamma 2, 3, 4; Majoring
in Math.
LEFT: J. DENNIS BOLT, Blue Key; Young Demo-
crats, President 3; Tiger Staff, Editor 4; Gamma
Alpha Mu; Majoring in History.
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WHO'S WHO
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TOP: ELIZABETH PITTS, Sigma Tau Epsilon 2. 3, 4; Order of Athena
3. 4; WSA 3, 4, President 4; Delta Theta Chi 2, 3, 4, President 4;
Inter-Sorority Council 4: Majoring in Math.
LEFT: ANTHONY A. COCHET. Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4; Blue Key
4; Scabbard and Blade 3. 4, Executive Officer 4; Arnold Air Society
2, 3. 4; Student Senator I, 2, 3, 4; SCSSL I, 2. 3. 4, Delegation
Chairman 3. 4, Chief Justice of the SCSSL Supreme Court 4; Young
Republicans 4; AFROTC: Majoring in Pre-Med.
RIGHT: JAMES E. FOSTER, JR., Student Senate 2, 3. 4. President 4:
Appeals Court 4: Blue Key 4; Alpha Gamma 2, 3, 4: Advanced
ROTC. Cadre Commander 4; Majoring in Industrial Management.
TOP LEFT: MICHAEL J. FAER, DMC ROTC 4; Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4,
Epsilon 3, 4; Block "C" Club 3, 4; Majoring in Pre-Med.
TOP RIGHT: EDWIN F. HERRINGTON, DMC ROTC 4; AlChE I, 2, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma I. 2, 3,
4, Vice-President 3: Tau Beta Pi 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4, Vice-President 4:
Majoring in Chemical Engineering.
LEFT: NANCY R. DANNALS, Sigma Beta Chi I, 2, 3, 4; Inter-Sorority Council 4: TAPS Organi-
zation Editor 4; Majoring in English.
RIGHT: M. DONALD ALEXANDER, DMC ROTC: Delta Sigma Nu, Secretary: Student Senator
I, 2, 4: Tiger Brotherhood 4; Delta Kappa Alpha I, 2, 3, 4: I FC Secretary 4: Young Republicans:
Majoring in Pre-Med.
WHO'S WHO
RIGHT: CATHY L. MOSS, Student Senator 4;
Central Spirit Committee 4; Rat Master 4; Delta
Theta Chi I, 2, 3. 4, President 4, Pledge Master 4;
Majorinq in Zoology.
BELOW LEFT: JOHN C. NORTON, Young Demo-
crats 4; Tiger Associate Editor 3, 4; High Court 4;
Calhoun Literary Society 2, 3, 4; Gamma Alpha Mu
2, 3, 4: Maioring in English.
BELOW RIGHT: J. DAVIS JORDAN, Dairy Science
Club, Vice-President 4: Army ROTC; High Court 4;
Delta Kappa Alpha, President 4; Tiger Brotherhood
4; Majoring in Dairy Science.
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TOP LEFT: MARTENZA L. JONES, Miss Clemson University I:
R. F. Poole Scholarship 4: Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Order of Athena,
President 4: YMCA I, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Majoring in Elementary
Education.
TOP RIGHT: DANIEL E. HUNT, President of Student Body 4; Blue
Key 3. 4; Alpha Gamma 3, 4; Army ROTC; Majoring in Economics.
LEFT: JAMES L. COLEMAN, JR., Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4: Air Force
ROTC: Tiger Band I, 2. 3, 4: Concert Band I. 2, 3, 4: Tiger Band
Staff 2, 3, 4: Tau Beta Pi; Majoring in Electrical Engineering.
RIGHT: CHARLES H. GOODING, R. F. Poole Scholarship I, 2,
3, 4; AlChE 2, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi 3, 4;
Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Army
ROTC Brigade Commander 4; Pershing Rifles I, 2; Majoring in
Chemical Engineering.
WHO'S WHO
RIGHT: JUDITH E. BEACH. Food Science Club
I, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 4: Order of Athena 3, 4,
Treasurer: Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4: WSA Judicial Board
4: Majoring in Food Science.
BOTTOM LEFT: DARRA D. WILLIAMSON, Order
of Athena 3, 4; Central Spirit Committee I, 2, 3, 4:
Sigma Beta Chi 2, 3. 4: TAPS Greeks Editor 3:
Varsity Cheerleader 3: Majoring in Biology.
BOTTOM RIGHT: JOHN E. SETTLE. JR.. Blue Key
3, 4, Vice-President 4: Tigerama Director 4: Arrold
Air Society 3, 4: TAPS Editor-in-Chief 4: Tiger
Brotherhood 4: Scabbard and Blade 4; Majoring in
Zoology.
CIO! MIS
SENIORS
WILLIAM L. ABERNATHY . Pendleton, S. C.
AGRONOMY
ALBERT W. ABRAMS . . . Cayce, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
EDGAR B. ABRAMS . . . Clemson, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
JEFFERY R. ABRAMS . . . Eastover, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
BRUNELLO ACCOMANDO . Inwood, N.Y.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
LEWIS L. ACKER . . . Anderson, S. C.
GEOLOGY
ELIZABETH R. ADAMS . . Annapolis, Md.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
ERNEST L. ADAMS . . . Clemson, S. C.
ECONOMICS
JAMES M. ADAMS .... Union, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
ROBERT D. AINSWORTH . Falls Church, Va.
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
LAURA S. ALEXANDER . Spartanburg, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
MILTON D.ALEXANDER . . Brunson, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
• JERRY W. ALLEN . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
BARNETT A. ALLGOOD . . . Toccoa, Ga.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ROLAND P. ALSTON . . . Rembert, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
JAMES C. ALTMAN . . . Manning, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
• HAROLD C. AMICK . . Orangeburg, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
PAUL D. AMOS .... N. Augusta, S. C.
BIOLOGY
CARROLL S. ANDERSON . Frankford, Del.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JOHN L. ANDERSON . . . Clinton, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
WILLIAM B. ANDERSON . Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WM. S. ARMSTRONG . Georgetown, S. C.
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
DAVID C. ARNOLD . . W. Columbia, S. C.
ENTOMOLOGY
FRANK H. ARNOLD . . Charleston, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
SENIORS
• RANDAL J. ASHLEY . . . Belton, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
RAYMOND H. ASKINS . Lake City, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
PAUL W. ASKINS . . . Hartsville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SEMBOS ATHANSAIOS .
PHYSICS
Greenville, S. C.
LARRY N. ATKINSON . . Jefferson, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
WAYNE H. ATKINSON . . Liberty, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
HARRY C. AVINGER, JR. . Clemson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
JOHN O. AVINGER . . Orangeburg, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• BOBBY P. AYERS . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
BIOLOGY
HARLEY G. BABB III .... Moore, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
TERRY L. BAILEY . . . Anderson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
CHARLES D. BAKER . . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
• JAMES C. BARKER . . . Sumter, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
STEVEN W. BARKER . . Lutherville, Md.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
RICHARD C. BALLENGER . Anderson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
CHARLES M. BANKS . . . Chester, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
CHARLES E. BARDSLEY III . Neenah, Wise.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
JAMES F. BARKER . . . Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
ROBERT E. BARKER . . . Conway, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
THOMAS O. BARNWELL . Yonges Is., S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
•JANE ELLEN BARTLES . . Rock Hill, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
BENNY D. BARTLEY . .
BIOLOGY
Aiken, S. C.
THOMAS C. BASKIN, JR. . Charleston, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
ARTHUR T. BASS III . N. Charleston, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
SENIORS
• DAVID S. BASS . . . Bennettsv.lle, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
DENNIS L. BAUKNIGHT . . Easley, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
PAUL R. BAZEMORE . . . Beaufort, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JUDITH E. BEACH . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
FOOD SCIENCE
• ROBERT W. BEACHY . . . Atlanta, Ga.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
W. DANIEL BEAMAN . . Greenville, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
MAXINE E. BEASLEY . . Anderson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
DONALD P. BEAUDAIN . Greenv.lle, S. C.
ECONOMICS
•PAUL D. BEDARD .... Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JUDITH K. BELL .... Piedmont, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
ROBERT L. BELL . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
RICHARD J. BENNETT . . Laurens, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
• SCOTT C. BERGREN . . . Greenville, S. C.
ECONOMICS
THOMAS C. BETHEA, JR. . . Dillon, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
WILLIAM L. BETSILL, JR. . Anderson, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
PATRICK E. BINKLEY . . . Florence, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
• MICHAEL G. BISHOP . . Greenville, S. C.
ECONOMICS
SONJA J. BISHOP . . Greenville, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
WAYNE H. BISHOP . . Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
DIANA K. BISSEY . . . Charleston, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• LARRY M. BLACKMON . . Lancaster, S. C.
ECONOMICS
THOMAS L. BLAKE . . . Burgaw, N. C.
HORTICULTURE
ROY E. BLANCHARD . . . Aiken, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
FRANK S. BLAND . . . Edgefield, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
SENIORS
RACHEL A. BLANTON . . Seneca, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
DOUGLAS J. BLATTMACHR . G. City, N. Y.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
JERRY L. BODIE . . . Ridge Spring, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
PHILLIP C. BODLE . . . Cincinnati, Ohio
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• CHARLES E. BOLEN . . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
GEORGE F. BOLEN, JR. . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DENNIS J. BOLT .... Anderson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WILLIAM P. BONNER . . . Gaffney, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
THOMAS E. BENNETLE . Orangeburg, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
RANDALL E. BOUCHILLON . Seneca, S. C.
TEXTILES
HEYWARD BOUKNIGHT, JR. . Cola., S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
BERNARD A. BOWEN . . Anderson, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
• ELIZABETH M. BROWN . . Taylors, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
FRANCES H. BOWEN . . Anderson, S. C.
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
GLENN BOWERS . . . Lancaster, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
CALVIN N. BOWIE, JR. . . Due West, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
• MARION C. BOYD . . . Clemson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
SAMUEL R. BOYKIN . . St. Charles, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
DAVID R. BRABHAM . . St. Stephen, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
RALPH J. BRACKETT .... Tampa, Fla.
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
• THOMAS N. BRADLEY . . . Greer, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
JOHN L. BRADY . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
HARVEY A. BRAND . . Charleston, S. C.
BIOLOGY
WILLIAM F. BRANDT . . . Easley, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
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SENIORS
•JOYCE E. BRELAND . . . Holly Hill, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JOHN A. BRENNAN . . . Galesburg, III.
PRE-MEDICINE
JAMES A. BREWER .... Easley, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
FRANK K. BRIDWELL . . . Central, S. C.
DAIRY SCIENCE
•JOHN R. BROCK . . . Walhalla, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
NIGEL R. BROOKS . . . Baltimore, Md.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
WILLIAM L. BROOME . . Abbeville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
DAVID M. BROWN . . Burlington, N. J.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• JAMES W. BROWN .... Aynor, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
PATRICK M. BROWN . . Lawrence, N. Y.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
REX A. BROWN Cayce, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
THOMAS J. BROWN . Kenneth Square, Pa.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• WAYNE P. BROWN .... Easley, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
MELVIN N. BROWNE .... Troy, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DONALD L. BRUCE .... Greer, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
J. PATRICK BRUENING . Charleston, S. C.
PHYSICS
• JAMES H. BRUNSON . . . Manning, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
MARVIN R. BUCHANAN . Jacksonville, Fla.
ECONOMICS
JAMES A. BUCK Sumter, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
JAMES L. BUCKNER . . . Roswell, Ga.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
• LINDA N. BUDDIN .... Olanta, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
ELVIN L. BULL .... Cameron, S. C.
AGRONOMY
JAMES L. BULL .... Abbeville, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
RICHARD E. BULLER . .
ECONOMICS
Media, Pa.
SENIORS
• GEORGE J. BULLWINKEL Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
RICHARD C. BURGESS . . Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
GRADY S. BURGNER . Chattanooga, Tenn.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JAMES P. BURNETTE . . . Clemson, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
WILLIAM W. BURNS . . Charleston, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
BUDDY BURRELL .... Pendleton, S. C.
ECONOMICS
W. THOMAS BURRISS . . Brooklyn, N. Y.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JOSEPH R. BURTON . . Rock Hill, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• KENNETH BUTLER . . Bergenfield, N. J.
ECONOMICS
RUTHE M. BUTTS . . . Westminster, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
RACHEL A. BYRD . . . Greenville, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
WILLIAM J. BYRUM, JR. . Anderson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
JAMES V. CAGGIANO . Cowpens, S. C.
HORTICULTURE
SAMUEL R. CAIN .... Union, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
WILLIAM L. CALKINS . . Clemson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ALAN McK. CAMPBELL . Washington, D. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
• G. ROBERT CAMPBELL . Menlo Park, N.J.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JAMES P. CAMPBELL . . . Dillon, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
GUY P. CANAVAGGIE . . Panama, R. P.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
WILLIAM R. CANN . . . Clemson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
• MICHAEL L. CAPPS . . Greenville, S. C.
GEOLOGY
JAMES C. CAREY . . . Clemson, S. C.
HORTICULTURE
MARVIN G. CARMICHAEL . Dillon, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
J. ALLEN CARROLL . . . Chester, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
SENIORS
• WILLIAM S. CARSON . . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
WILLIAM M. CARSTEN . Jacksonville, Fla.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
LARRY D. CARTER .... Easley, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
JAMES S. CARTER . . . Fort Lawn, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
• OSCAR L. CARTER .... Dillon, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
THOMAS B. CARTER . . Rock Hill, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DENNIS R. CASH . . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
MIKE T. CASTRE .... Clemson, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
• DAVID P. CATANZARO . Anderson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
CHARLES E. CAUBLE . . Columbia, S. C.
ECONOMICS
GEO W. CAUGHMAN, JR. Lexington, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MICHAEL S. CAULDER . . Camden, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• JOHN M. CAUTHER . . Rock Hill, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
RONNIE W. CAUTHEN . Heath Sprs., S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
M. JUNE CELY .... Greenville, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
DENNIS D. CHANDLER .
FORESTRY
Towaco, N. J.
• JAMES L. CHANDLER . . . Greer, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
KEITH D. CHANDLER . N. Charleston, S. C.
BIOLOGY
MARGARET S. CHAPIN . . Seneca, S. C.
ECONOMICS
JOHN C. CHAPMAN . . Clemson, S. C.
FORESTRY
• KENNETH W. CHAPMAN . Little Mtn., S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
WALTER CHILDSON, JR. . Philadelphia, Pa.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JAMES P. CHOVAN . . . Bethlehem, Pa.
MATHEMATICS
MICHAEL V. CLARK . Orangeburg, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
SENIORS
• LELAND T. CLARKE . . . Charlotte, N. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
GARY E. CLARY .... Gaffney, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
MARY A. M. CLAYTON . Westminster, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
ROBT. M. CLAYTON, JR. Westminster, S. C.
BIOLOGY
• JAMES H. CLEVELAND . . Seneca, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WILLIAM E. CLINE .... Dallas, Texas
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
JAMES M. CLONINGER . Blackstock, S. C.
BIOLOGY
TERRENCE J. CLYNE . . Rocky River, Ohio
ECONOMICS
• ANTHONY A. COCHET N. Charleston, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
JOHNNIE E. COCKCROFT Moncks C, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
WILLIAM T. COFFEY . . . Aiken, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
HENRY GOGAN . . . Washington, D. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JOHN W. COKER . . . Edgemoor, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
RONALD W. COKER . . Asheville, N. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
CHARLES J. COLE .... Sencea, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
JAMES L. COLEMAN, JR. . Ridgeway, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
LUDIE M. COLEMAN III . Lake City, S. C.
FORESTRY
JAMES L. COLEY II . . . Anderson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
DONALD E. COLLINS . . Columbia, S. C.
BIOLOGY
EDWARD J. COLLINS, JR. . Belvedere, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
RANDALL D. COLLINS . . Lancaster, S. C.
ECONOMICS
THOMAS H. COLLINS . . Newberry, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
BEN G. COMPTON .... Lexington, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
ROBERT B. COMPTON . . Sumter, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SENIORS
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CAROLE R. CONE . . . Denver, Colo.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
DOUGLAS M. CONRAD . Charleston, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
JOHN W. COOK, JR. . Williamsville, N.Y.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
WILLIAM W. COOPER, JR. . Hanahan, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
MURRAY J. CORMAN . Miami Beach, Fla.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
CHARLES M. CORNISH . . Clemson, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
JOHN B. CORNWELL III . . Clemson, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
JOHN C. CORNWELL . . . Clemson, S. C.
PRE-VETERINARY
• MARION S. CORNWELL . . Ft. Myers, Fla.
BIOLOGY
BENNETT H. CORPENING . Ashev.lle, N. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
ALTON L. COX Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
GEDDES M. COX . . . Fayetteville, N. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• HENRY C. COX, JR. . . Anderson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JERRY L. COX Taylors, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
JOHN R. COYLE .... Easley, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
ROBERT M. CRAIG .... Central, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM T. CRAIN . .
FORESTRY
Greer, S. C.
MALCOLM L. CRAVEN . . Florence, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
CHARLES H. CRAWFORD . Fort Lawn, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
WILLIAM H. CROCKER . Columbia, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• WADE C. CROW . . Spartanburg, S.C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MICHAEL G. CROWE . . Marietta, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JODYH. CULLER . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
ECONOMICS
WILLIAM W. CULLER . Orangeburg, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
SENIORS
• J.A.CUNNINGHAM . Pleasantsville, N. J.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
WM. R. CUNNINGHAM . Waynesville, N. C.
ARCHITECTURE
ARTHUR J. CURRENCE . . . York, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
BRENDA C. CURTIS . . . Piedmont, S. C.
ENGLISH
• JOHN D. CURTIS II . . . Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
TIMOTHY C. DALEY . . . Inman, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
NANCY R. DANNALS . . . Maitland, Fla.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
HAROLD L. DAVENPORT . Greenville, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• HAROLD R. DAVIS . . . Clemson, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JANEY D. DAVIS . . . Gainesville, Ga.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JOE M. DAVIS .... Gainesville, Ga.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
KEITH A. DAVIS . . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
MAYNARD J. DAVIS, JR. . Winnsboro, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
RICHARD C. DAVIS, JR. Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
STEVEN E. DAVIS . . . Charlotte, N. C.
MATHEMATICS
MARSHALL L. DEANHARDT . Belton, S. C.
CHEMISTRY
GORDON H. DECHMAN
PHYSICS
WILLIAM W. DEER . .
BIOLOGY
. Macon, Ga.
Beaufort, S. C.
ROBERT A. DeFRANCISCO . Derby, Conn.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
ADRIANO DEMORI . . Cliffside Park, N. J.
ECONOMICS
• WILLIAM F. DEPEW . . . Baltimore, Md.
ECONOMICS
CURTIS M. DERRICK . . . Clmeson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
DANNY O. DERRICK . . Clemson, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
WILLIAM E. DeYOUNG . . Greer, S. C.
ECONOMICS
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CHARLES L. DICKSON . Sandy Spgs., S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
THERA J. DIXON . . . Anderson, S. C.
NURSING
JUDSON D. DOBBINS . . . Greer, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
MARY J, DOBBINS . . . Townville, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
• THOMAS E. DOBBINS . . Townville, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
CATHY L. DODDS . . . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
DENNIS D. DONOHUE . Cedar Grove, N.J.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
RICHARD J. DOREY .... Aiken, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
• ROBERT C. DOTSON . . McDonaugh, Ga.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
JAMES F. DOUGLAS . . Greenwood, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JAMES S. DOUGLASS . . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DAVID R. DOVER .... Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
THOMAS P. DOWLING . . Clemson, S. C.
FORESTRY
BRIAN E. DOYLE .... Closter, N.J.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
THOMAS D. DREHER . . Summerville, S. C.
FORESTRY
JUDSON H. DRENNAN III . Rock Hill, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
• ROBERT F. DRENNAN JR. . Rock Hill, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
WILBUR N. DULIN, JR. . . Columbia, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
ALBERT D. DUNAWAY . . Atlanta, Ga.
ECONOMICS
ROBERT R. DuRANT . . Manning, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
• FLOYD D. DURHAM . . . Pickens, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
LAWRENCE B. DURHAM, JR. Arcadia, S. C.
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
ERNEST M. DUVALL . . . Cheraw, S. C.
ECONOMICS
HORACE C. DYAR .... Seneca, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
SENIORS
G. DAVID DYKES . . . Thomasville, Ga.
HORTICULTURE
KENNETH D. DYKSTRA . Charlotte, N. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
WINSTON M. EADDY . Hemingway, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
BARRY A. EARLE . . . Valley Station, Ky.
CHEMISTRY
• BRYAN D. EARWOOD . . Anderson, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
JOHN K.EDMONDS . . . Anderson, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
KENT A. EDMONDS . . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ROBERT M. EDNEY . . Hendersonville, N. C.
ARCHITECTURE
• STEVE R. EDWARDS . . . Johnston, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
R. CHAS. ELDRIDGE, JR. Spartanburg, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
CAROLE ELLIS Fort Mill, S. C.
BIOLOGY
ROBERT E. ELLIS, JR. . . Greenville, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
• JAMES F. ELROD .... Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
BOYD B. ELVINGTON . . Lake View, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
LINDA A. ENGLISH . . . LaFrance, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
ELLIOTT B. ESKEW . . . Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• JERRY D. ESKEW .... Clemson, S. C.
ECONOMICS
B. TYNDALL ESTES, JR. . . Rock Hill, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
WILLIAM M. ETHEREDGE . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
MICHAEL E. EVANS . . Abbeville, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
WILLIAM D. EVANS . . Bluefield, W. Va.
ECONOMICS
KEN M. EWAN Newark, Del.
ARCHITECTURE
MICHAEL J. FAER . . . West Mifflin, Pa.
PRE-MEDICINE
BERNARD C. FAGAN . Cliffwood Bch., N.J.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
SENIORS
• DUANE L. FALLS .... Clover, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
JAMES L. FAULKENBERRY . Camden, S. C.
ECONOMICS
JAMES R. FAULKNER, JR. . Clemson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
GLENN P. FELTON .... Bayside, N. Y.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
RALPH C. FENNELL, JR. . Kingstree, S. C.
BIOLOGY
ALEXANDER F. FEWELL . . Rock Hill, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
JAMES P. FIELDS, JR McBee, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JANE L. FIFE Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• ROBERT W. FITCHETT . . . Baltimore, Md.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
CARLTON G. FLEETWOOD . . Aiken, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
LARRY D. FLOYD . . Galivants Ferry, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
BENJAMIN F. FORD . . . Great Falls, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
• CHARLES A. FORSBERG . Charleston, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CAROLYN D. FOSTER . . . Duncan, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JAMES E. FOSTER, JR. . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
MICHAEL W. FOWLER . . Charleston, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
WILLIAM E. FOWLER . Wadmalaw Is., S. C.
BIOLOGY
THEODORE C. FOX . . . Batesburg, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JOHN H. FRANK .... Darlington, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
BETHANY S. FRANKE . . Spartanburg, S. C.
CHEMISTRY
MARION E. FRICK .... Chapin, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ELTON T. FULMER . . . Williston, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JOHN B. FULMER . . . Clemson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
JOHN L. FULMER, JR. . . Clemson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
SENIORS
COLONEL J. GADDY, JR. Myrtle Bch., S. C.
MATHEMATICS
RICHARD P. GAGNON . Westminster, Md.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
GEORGE W.GILLARD . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
WILLIAM H. GAINES . Travelers Rest, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
RAYMOND L. GALLOWAY Darlington, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
THOMAS G. GAMBILL . Fayetteville, N. C.
BIOLOGY
JOHN W. GAMBRELL . . Clemson, S. C.
TEXTILES
THOMAS L. GANDY . . Florence, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
• ROBERT D. GANTT . . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
STEVEN A. GANTT .... Chester, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
LEE H. GARDENER . . . Harts
PRE-MEDICINE
lie, S. C.
RICHARD W. GARDENER Cinnaminson, N. J.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
ERIC K. GARDENER . . . Climax, N. Y.
GEOLOGY
WAYNE R. GARLAND . . Upton, Mass.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
FORESTER M. GARNER . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
STANFORD T. GARNETT . Columbia, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
• THOMAS R. GARNETT . . Six Mile, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
WILLIAM H.GARVIN . . Greensboro, N. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JESSE H. GASKINS . . Chesterfield, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
NICHOLAS P. GETTYS, JR. . Clemson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
THOMAS A. GIBSON . . Clemson, S. C.
FOOD SCIENCE
BOB D. GILBERT .... La Fayette, Ga.
DAIRY SCIENCE
HAROLD E. GILBERT . . . Central, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
RICHARD A. GILBERT . Greensboro, N. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
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SENIORS
• WILLIAM H. GILBERT, JR. . Atlanta, Ga.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JON A. GILES Greer, S. C
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
BRUCE A. GILLESPIE . . . Rosemont, Pa.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
H. DAVID GILLIAM, JR. . . . Pelzer, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
• RICHARD B. GILPIN, JR. . . Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
CHARLES C. GLASGOW . . Conway, S. C.
ECONOMICS
SUSAN P. GLEN .... Greenv,lle, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
SAMUEL A. GLENN . . . Fair Play, S. C.
TEXTILES
• DAVID S. GLYMPH . . Silver Spring, Md.
ARCHITECTURE
JOSEPH G. GOELLER . Union City, N. J.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
PHILLIP C. GOFF .... Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
MARK H. GOLDMAN . Woodbridge, Conn.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
CHARLES H. GOODING . Hampton, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
ROBERT H. GOODSON . . Hartsville, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
LUCILLE C. GORDON . . Edgewater, Md.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
BETTY J. GRAHAM . . . Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• JOHN M. GRAHAM . . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
JOHN F. GRAY .... Abbeville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
RONALD E. GRAY . . . Allendale, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
BEN H. GREEN .... Waterford, Pa.
FORESTRY
• SHANNON K. GREEN . . . Sumter, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ROY T. GREENE .... Pendleton, S. C.
BIOLOGY
WARREN W. GRESHAM Spartanburg, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
WILLIAM M. GRIGGS . . Hartsville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SENIORS
• THOMAS E. GRIMES . . Columbia, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
CHARLES T. GRIMSLEY N. Charleston, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
RONALD W. GROOMS . . Lugoff, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
WILLIAM C. GRUBER . Goose Creek, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
• THOMAS W. HAENE . . Charlotte, N. C.
FORESTRY
RICHARD A. HAGER . Hartsville, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DENNIS W. HAIRE . . . Clemson, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DEAN A. HALEDJIAN . . . Teaneck, N. J.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• LARRY L. HALL Jackson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
THOMAS H. HALL .... Sarver, Pa.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JOE L. HAMBRIGHT . . . Grover, N. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
LYDIA L. HAMILTON . . Greenville, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
• PELHAM HANCOCK . . . Easley, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
GEORGE E. HAND . . . San Antonio, Texas
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
WILLIAM A. HAND . . . Seneca, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
DONALD R. HANDY .... Aiken, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
CLYDE W. HANES . . . Holly Hill, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SIDNEY I. HANKINS . . Knoxville, Tenn.
ARCHITECTURE
GAIL L. HANNA . . . Effingham, S. C.
BIOLOGY
RICHARD M. HANNA . . Lake City, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
• DAVID M. HARDIN . . . Clemson, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
GREGORY L. HARDING Hackettstown, N. J.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
HASKELL D. HARDY . . . Laurens, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
THOS. A. HENRICKSON E. Northport, N. Y.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SENIORS
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• HAYNE P HARPER . . . Clemson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
SANDY S. HARPER . . . Clemson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
RICHARD HARPOOTLIAN Charlotte, N. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
ROBERT H. HARRIS .... Atlanta, Ga.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
• BILLIE A. HARRY .... Shelby, N. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
ETHEL E. HART . . . Wedgefield, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
HENRY G. HART, JR. . Simpsonville, N. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MARTHA E. HART . . . Clemson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
• SUZANNE E. HARTE . . . Beaufort, S. C.
BIOLOGY
ROBERT M. HARTLEY . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
EDWARD W. HARTLING . . Islip, N. Y.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AARON HARVEY . . . Charleston, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• THOMAS F. HASH .... Easton, Md.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
JANE W. HASS . . . Charleston, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
MARK E. HASSLINGER . College Park, Md.
ARCHITECTURE
STEPHEN T. HASTY . . . Camden, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
RODGER F. HATCHELL . Effingham, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
DAVID N. HAUSEMAN . . . Decatur, III.
ARCHITECTURE
FRANK G. HAWKINS . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
MARGARET L. HAWKINS . Central, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
• BARBARA J. HAYES . . . St. Paul, Minn.
MATHEMATICS
E. WILLIAM HEIKKILA, JR. . Clermont, Fla.
PHYSICS
DONALD R. HELLER . . Stroudsbury, Pa.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
JAMES A. HENDERSON . Kmgsport, Tenn.
ARCHITECTURE
SENIORS
LEONARD T. HENDERSON . Newberry, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
RICHARD C. HENDERSON . Belton, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
THOS. R. HENDERSON . McCormick, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
ROBERT A. HENNING . Scotch Plains, N.J.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
PAUL P. HERBSTER .... Kearny, N.J.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
SAMUEL L. HERNDON . . Hartsville, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DANIEL C. HERR .... Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
EDWIN F. HERRINGTON Waynesboro, Ga.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
• RICHARD L. HESTER . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ROBERT L. HEVERLY . . Walterboro, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DONALD R. HILL . . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
JOHN S. HILL . . . Charleston, W. Va.
CHEMISTRY
• NANCY L. HILL .... Piedmont, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JAMES M. HILLS
Clemson, S. C.
JOAN M. HINDMAN . . . Taylors, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
BARBARA R. HINKLE . . . Central, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• DALE O. HINKEL . . . Greenville, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
FREDERICK L. HISER . . . Belair, Md.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
GEORGE C. HIXON . . . Clemson, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
STEPHEN L. HIXSON . . . Hartsville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
PAUL F. HLUBB .... Baltimore, Md.
ECONOMICS
ALLEN H. HODGES . . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JOSEPH P. HODGES . . . Clemson, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
RONALD J. HOGG . . Greenville, S. C.
TEXTILES
SENIORS
MICHAEL G. HOLDER . . Clemson, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
CHARLES H. HOLLADAY . Sumter, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
EDWARD J. HOLLAND . . . Islip, N. Y.
MATHEMATICS
WILLIAM F. HOLLE . . . LaGrange, Ga.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
• FRANK K. HOLMAN . . . Sumter, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
THOMAS D. HOLSTEIN . . Monetta, S. C.
AGRONOMY
MARY S. HOLTON . . . Columbia, S. C.
BIOLOGY
ROBERT B. HOOKS . . . Winter Park, Fla.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DANIEL C. HORNE . . Columbia, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
DANIEL HORTON . . . Ridgeland, S. C.
ECONOMICS
BATES R. HOUCK . . . Cameron, S. C.
AGRONOMY
ROBERT W. HOUSEMAN . Greenville, S. C.
TEXTILES
• CHARLES R. HOWARD . Glens Falls, N. Y.
GEOLOGY
HARRY H. HOWARD . West Orange, N. J.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
WILLIAM H. HOWARD . Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
HOWARD R. HOWES . . Stratford, Conn.
ARCHITECTURE
JULIUS C. HUBBARD . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SALLEY F. HUBBARD . . . Clemson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
JAMES D. HUFF .... Anderson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
RAYMOND T. HUFF . . Charleston, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
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• LARRY B. HUGGINS . . Hemingway, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
WARDEN W. HUGHES . . Hartsville, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
WILLIAM M. HUGHES . . Marion, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
HELEN M. HUNNICUTT . Clemson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
SENIORS
DANIEL E. HUNT . . . Greenville, S. C.
ECONOMICS
JOHN G. HUNT . . . Washington, N. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
DAVID F. HUNTER . . . Wheaton, Md.
ARCHITECTURE
KAY S. HUNTER .... Manning, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• HUGH E. HURLEY . . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ROBERT H. HURRAY . . . Anderson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
DAVID R. HUTTO . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
BIOLOGY
WILBURN L. HUTTO, JR. . Reevesville, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
• GREGORY S. HYATT . . . Wayne, Pa.
ARCHITECTURE
TOY W. HYDER Inman, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
GARY S. INDYK .... W. Paterson, N. J.
ARCHITECTURE
EDWARD F. IRICK III . . . Columbia, S. C.
BIOLOGY
• WILLIAM R. IRICK . . Orangeburg, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JOHN L. IRVIN, JR. . . . Fort Mill, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
HAROLDS. ISEMAN, JR. .
ECONOMICS
Sumter, S. C.
BEVERLY J. JACKSON . . Newberry, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
CHARLES R. JACKSON . . Aiken, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
EMMA J. JACKSON . . . Marion, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
GLEN J. JACKSON . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
JAMES R. JACKSON . . . Sumter, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
• LARRY M. JACKSON . . . Sumter, S. C.
CHEMISTRY
ROBERT N. JACKSON . . . Sumter, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
RYAN T. JACKSON . . . Clemson, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
THOMAS L. JACOBS . . . Sumter, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
SENIORS
• WILLIAM P. JACOBS, JR. . Clinton, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
JOHN D. JACQUES . . Ridgewood, N. J.
ARCHITECTURE
JOHN C. JAMES Sumter, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
LARRY C. JAMES . . . Columbia, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• ELIZABETH D.JAMESON . . Easley, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
HENRY R. JAMESON . . Orangeburg, S. C.
DAIRY SCIENCE
PATSY A. JAMISON . . Myrtle Beach, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
ROBERT G. JAMISON . . . Conway, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
• TEDDEE L. JANAS . . . Chihuahua, Mexico
ARTS AND SCIENCES
SHARRON L. JANSEN . . Sumter, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JOHN T. JEFFERS .... Florence, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
ALBERT E. JEFFORDS . . . Lake City, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• ALTON B. JEFFORDS . .
AGRONOMY
Lamar, S. C.
ERNEST G.JEFFORDS . . Orangeburg, S. C.
BIOLOGY
FRANCIS A. JEFFRIES, JR. . Sandale, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
ARTHUR C. JENKINS . . Fayetteville, N. C.
ARCHITECTURE
• ARTHUR W. JENKINS . . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
GUY A. JENKINS . . . Asheville, N. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
JAMES J. JENNINGS . Spartanburg, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
JAMES J. JENSEN, JR. . . Livingston, N. J.
FORESTRY
JAMES A. JOHNS III . . . Timonium, Md.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
CHARLES R. JOHNSON . Haddonfield, N. J.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DANIE A. JOHNSON . . Asheville, N. C.
ARCHITECTURE
H. STEVEN JOHNSON . . . Greer, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
SENIORS
• JAMES L. JOHNSON Claymont, Del.
BIOLOGY
JOHN H. JOHNSON . . College Park, Ga.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
JOHN M. JOHNSON . . Clemson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
LAVAL H. JOHNSON . . Clemson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
POPE D.JOHNSON .... Newberry, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
RICHARD A. JOHNSON . Lancaster, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ALAN JOHNSTONE . . Orangeburg, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
ALBERT B. JOLLY . . . Greenville, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
• ROBERT H. JOLLY .... Wmnsboro, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
CHAMP M. JONES . . . Clemson, S. C.
BIOLOGY
CLYDE H. JONES . . . Batesburg, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
HOWARD M.JONES . . . Garnett, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
•JOSEPH C. JONES . . . Florence, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
JUDITH D. JONES . . . Anderson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
KATHLEEN S. JONES . . . Greenville, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
MARTENZA L. JONES . . Columbia, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
MICHAEL K. JONES .... Greer, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
MINNIE C. JONES .... Clover, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
RICHARD M. JONES . . . Greenville, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
RAY JONES Newberry, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
• JOHN D. JORDAN .... Olanta, S. C.
DAIRY SCIENCE
WILLIAM H. KAHRS . N. Charleston, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
RICHARD H. KAPP . . . Greenville, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
SARA R. KARESH .... Burton, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
SENIORS
• WILLIAM B. KAURIC . . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
DAVID L. KAY .... Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
HAL M. KAYLOR . . . Conover, N. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
SIDNEY M. KEARSE . . . Clemson, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
• WASHINGTON R. KEELS . Pinewood, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
CRAWFORD M. KEESE . Westminster, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM H. KEETER .... Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JAMES M. KELLEY . . . Darlington, S. C.
AGRONOMY
•JOSEPH W. KELLY .... Greenville, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
ROBERT G. KELLY .... Liberty, S. C.
BIOLOGY
CHARLES D. KENNEDY . . Greenville, S. C.
PHYSICS
HAROLD M. KENNEDY . . Columbia, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
• MILNOR P. KESSLER . . . Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
BOBBY N. KEY Belton, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
RICHARD E. KILBY . . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
HENRY B. KINARD . . . Greenwood, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
• JAMES I. KINARD Newberry, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
FRANCIS W. KING . . Georgetown, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JACK H. KING . . . Wilmington, N. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JO J. KING Piedmont, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
• KENNETH V. KING .... Madison, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
OSCAR S. KING Easley, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
HORACE D. KINSEY . . Walterboro, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ROBERT W. KIRBY .... Weston, Conn.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SENIORS
• WILLIAM H. KIRBY, JR. . . Greenvi
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
s. c.
KENNETH M. KIRKPATRICK Fort Lawn, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM O. KIRKPATRICK . Florence, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
THOMAS H. KLAHRE .
TEXTILES
Deal, N.J.
• SUSAN E. KLINCK . . . Clemson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
THOMAS S. KLUGH . . . Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
FRANKLIN N. KNIGHT . . Laurens, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
ROBERT A. KNOERR . . . Seneca, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
KATHRYN W. KNOY . . Bamberg, S. C.
BIOLOGY
BARRY R. KORETZ . . . Brockton, Mass.
ARCHITECTURE
DAVID W. KORMANICKI . Ridley Park, Ga.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
STEVEN G. KUESTER . . . Evansville, Ind.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• LINDA R. KUISMA . .
BIOLOGY
Iselin, N. J.
RALPH B. KUNZ .... Florence, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENINEERING
RICHARD S. KUTZLEB . . Freehold, N. J.
MATHEMATICS
JOHN KWIST Clemson, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
• LINDA J. LADD . . . Williamston, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
GARY J. LADEN . . . Morristown, N. J.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ROBERT L. LaFORGE . . . Greenv,lle, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
KENNETH W. LAKE . . . Hicksville, N. Y.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
• ROBERT J. LAKE Hicksville, N. Y.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
RALPH D. LAMAR .... Easley, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
DAVID M. LANDERS .... Nutley, N. J.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
LARRY C. LANGLEY . . . Greenville, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
Hijin
SENIORS
• ROGER N. LANGLEY . . Johnsonville, S. C.
POULTRY SCIENCE
ALBERT F. LAREAU .... Sumter, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
JULIUS M. LaROCHE . . Gray Court, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM A. LASHLEY . . Columbia, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• FREDERICK L. LATHAM . . Hanahan, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
DONALD M. LAW .... Aiken, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
LESLIE M. LAWLOR . New Windsor, N. Y.
ARCHITECTURE
LARRY L. LA WSON . . High Point, N. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
• TERRY M. LAWSON .... Belton, S. C.
FORESTRY
ALVIN A. LEACH .... Effingham, S. C.
ECONOMICS
GUY B. LEARY .... N. Augusta, S. C.
TEXTILES
JOHN D. LEDFORD . . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• DAVID L. LEE Sumter, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
HAN CHOON LEE .... Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
ROBERT P. LEE Dillon, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
TERRELL T. LEEKE . . . Simpsonville, S. C.
PRE-VETERINARY
• CHARLES M. LeGRAND . Winnsboro, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
JAMES A. LEHMANN . N. Charleston, S. C.
BIOLOGY
ROBERT C. LENHARDT . . Charleston, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
EDWIN O. LESLEY . . . Manning, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
• JACK 0- LEVER, JR. . . . Bethesda, Md.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
PAUL F. LEVINE .... Kensington, Md.
ARCHITECTURE
ALLAN W. LIBBY . Huntington Station, N.Y.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
GARY E. LIGI Astoria, N.Y.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
SENIORS
GARY A. LILLIS . . . Greenport, N. Y.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
DOUGLAS E. LIMBAUGH . . Easley, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JAMES M. LINDSEY . . . Manning, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
ROBERT A. LINER .... Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• GEORGE G. LINK Clinton, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
THOMAS D. LINK . . . Greenville, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
THOMAS P. LITTLE . . Culberson, N. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
JESSE B. LITTLEJOHN . Spartanburg, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• JAMES V. LIVINGSTON . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JAMES E. LOCKERY . . Spartanburg, S. C.
ECONOMICS
FRANCES E. LOCKLAIR . Holly Hill, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
DENNIS H. LOCKWOOD . Teterboro, N. J.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• SANFORD H. LOEF . . . Gainesville, Ga.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
JOSEPH W. LOGAN . . . Chester, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
JOHN F. LONG .... Newberry, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
LARRY B. LONG Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
•KEITH S. LOVE .... Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
HAROLD W. LOWRANCE N.Chas., S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
BRUCE W. LOWRY . . . Eatontown, N. J.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
TALMADGE H. LUKER . . Hodges, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• PERRY I. LUPO .... Greenville, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
DAVID C. LYNCH . . . Willingboro, N. J.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ROBERT A. LYONS .... Marietta, Ga.
ECONOMICS
JEANETTE D. McALISTER . Anderson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
SENIORS
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• ANGELA C. McALLISTER . . Union, s.c.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JACKSON E. McCANN, JR. Abbeville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JOHN F. McCARTY . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
SAMUEL L. McCLESKEY III . Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
WM. W. McCOLLOUGH Spartanburg, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
JOEL VV. McCOMBS . . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JOE W. McCOY Easley, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JOHN H. McDANIEL . .
FORESTRY
Pickens, S. C.
• GLENN D. McDOWELL . . Pendleton, S.C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
BONNIE C. McGEE . . . Anderson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
CHARLES E. McGEE . . . Wheaton, Md.
SCIENCE TEACHING
WILLIAM P. McGUILAN . Abbeville, S. C.
TEXTILES
• DOUGLAS C. McKINNEY . Greenville, S. C.
ECONOMICS
JEWELL P. McLAURIN . . . Dillon, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
JOHN F. McMAKIN .... Lyman, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
JAMES E. McMICHAEL . Connersville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• JOHN L. McMURRAY . . . Greer, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
JOHN N. McNAIR
Jackson, S. C.
OLIN R. McNEELY .... Pickens, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
MARGARET L. MACAULEY Mt. Morns, N. Y.
BIOLOGY
JAS. D. MACKINTOSH III Burlington, N. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
GARY V. MAGARIAN . . . Orlando, Fla.
ARCHITECTURE
JOEL R. MAHAFFEY . . . LaGrange, Ga.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JAMES F. MANESS . . . Annandale, Va.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
SENIORS
• BRENDA S. MANLEY .... Rock Hill, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JOHN R. MANN . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
GLENN M. MANNING . . Barnwell, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
GEORGE C. MANOS . . Pennsauken, N. J.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
PATRICIA A. MANSFIELD . Columbia, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
SHERRY L. MARCHBANKS . Clemson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
BRUCE W. MARSHALL . . Claymont, Del.
BIOLOGY
CHARLIE R. MARTIN . . Beaufort, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• JERRY B. MARTIN . . West Columbia, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
LINDA M. MARTIN . . . Clemson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
WILLIE C. MARTIN . . . Clemson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
NORMAN T. MASSEY . . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• LOUIS B. MATHIS, JR. . T.mmonsville, S. C.
BIOLOGY
VICTORIA A. MATTIS . . Camden, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JOHN T. MAULDIN . . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DENNIS L. MAUNEY . . Greenwood, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• BEN A. MAYNARD . . . Simpsonville, S. C.
TEXTILES
JAMES L. MAYS .... Allendale, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
RICHARD D. MEDLIN . . Williamston, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
EUGENE S. MELLARD . . Summerville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• HENRY L. MELLICHAMP Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
FRITZ I. MERKEL .... Cincinnati, Ohio
ECONOMICS
RICHARD L MERRICK . . Northfield, N. J.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
JAMES M. MERRILL . . Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
SENIORS
DAN E. MEYER Ramsey, N.J.
BIOLOGY
JOSEPH S. MICHALOWSKI . Sumter, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WILBUR K. MILHOUS . .
BIOLOGY
Olar, S. C.
BRENDA S. MILLER . . . Anderson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
GEORGE F. MILLER . . Greenville, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JAMES A. MILLER . . . Clemson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
JAMES D. MILLER . . . Walhalla, S. C.
TEXTILES
JAMES I. MILLER . . . Anderson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• JOHN E. MILLER .... Clemson, S. C.
FORESTRY
JOHN M. MILLER . . . Greenville, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
LARRY M. MILLER . . . Johnsonville, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
RICHARD C. MILLER . . Greenville, S. C.
ECONOMICS
• THELBERT J. MILLIGAN, JR. . Loris, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
JOHNNIE F. MILTON . . . Lake City, Fla.
BIOLOGY
JOHN P. MINCEY . . . Winnsboro, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
THOMAS A. MING . . . Eatontown, N. J.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ANTHONY J. MIRABELLI . Bellport, N. Y.
SCIENCE TEACHING
STAFFORD M. MISHOE . . . Loris, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
ANN S. MITCHELL .... Easley, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
ROBERT H. MITCHELL .
HISTORY
Clemson, S. C.
• DANNY R. MIXON . . . Clemson, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JAMES R. MOBLEY . . . Clemson, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
RICHARD W. MOLTEN, JR. Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
CARTER E. MONTGOMERY Pendleton, S. C.
BIOLOGY
SENIORS
RONALD MONTGOMERY Myrtle Bch., S. C.
ECONOMICS
DENNIS D. MOORE . . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
GARY T.MOORE Sumter, S. C.
ECONOMICS
HARRY G. MOORE, JR. Chattanooga, Tenn.
ECONOMICS
VERNON W. MOORE, JR. . Andrews, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
JOHN W. MORGAN III . Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
GEORGE MORRELL . . . Matawan, N.J.
HORTICULTURE
ANNE C. MORRIS . . . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
• PAUL A. MORRIS .... Oneida, N. Y.
ARCHITECTURE
JAMES H. MOSELEY . . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
CATHY L. MOSS .... Blacksburg, S. C.
BIOLOGY
THOMAS C. MOSS . . . Cameron, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
• MATTHEW M. MOSSMAN Cincinnati, Ohio
ARCHITECTURE
EUGENE F. MOYER, JR. . Spartanburg, S. C.
ECONOMICS
PAUL J. MUCCINO .... Seneca, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ROGER W. MUDD . . Bennettsville, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
• JANICE M. MULL . . . Marietta, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
ROGER L. MULL Easley, S. C.
ECONOMICS
JOHN MULLEN III ... . Sumter, S. C.
ECONOMICS
WADE C. MULLINNIX . . . Pickens, S. C.
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
JOHN A. MULLIS . . . Greenville, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CHARLES M. MURPHREE . . Easley, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
JOE H. MURRAY, JR. . . Harleyville, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
DAVID M. MYERS .... Clemson, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
SENIORS
•JAMES H. MYERS, JR. . Westminster, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
PAUL C. MYERS .... Winter Haven, Fla.
BIOLOGY
DANETTE E. NEEDHAM . . . Clemson, S. C.
NURSING
RICHARD S. NEEDHAM . . Milford, Conn.
ENTOMOLOGY
• PETER E. NELSON .... Medfield, Mass.
ECONOMICS
MICHAEL D. NEWMAN . . Inman, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
DONALD A. NEWTON . . Townville, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
NATHAN S. NEWTON . . Clemson, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
• JUDITH A. NICKS .... Decatur, Ga.
MATHEMATICS
KATHRYN M. NIXON . . Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JOHN C. NORTON . . Ocean Drive, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JUDITH A. NORVILLE . . . Grover, N. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
• MARY W. NUCKOLS . . Clemson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
WILBUR J. NUNES . . Greenville, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
LARRY W. OATES York, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
RICHARD L. OBORN . . Faribault, Minn.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• WILLIAM T. OOONNOR Pisgah For., N. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
DARYLE D. OGBURN . . . Charlotte, N. C.
ENGINEERING
TOMMIE M. OGLESBY . . Clemson, S. C.
ECONOMICS
WILLIAM H. OGLESBY N. Charleston, S. C.
ECONOMICS
• ROBERT D. OGLETREE . . . Cayce, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
LESTER R. OLIVER . . . Hartsville, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
BRADLEY J. O'NEAL . . . Fairfax, S. C.
AGRONOMY
BARRY L. ORNITZ .... Seneca, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
SENIORS
WAYNE R. OSEF .... Rahway, N.J.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
MARY A. OSTEEN . . . Anderson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
RONALD I. OUZTS . . . Callison, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
CHARLES H. OWENS . . Pendleton, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
• COLEMAN OWENS, JR. . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
HORACE PADGETT, JR. Spartanburg, S. C.
ECONOMICS
BRYAN C. PAGE Dillon, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
JEFFREY T. PALMER . . Winter Park, Fla.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
• WILLIAM R. PALMER . . Gaffney, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
AUBREY W. PARKER .... Dillon, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
LARRY V. PARKER . . . Pendleton, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
LINDA M. PARKER Cades, S. C.
FOOD SCIENCE
• C. AUBREY PARKS III . . . Charlotte, N. C.
ECONOMICS
CHARLES W. PATE . . . Charleston, S. C.
BIOLOGY
CHARLTON PATTERSON Spartanburg, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JAMES O. PATTERSON . Spartanburg, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
JOHN A. PATTERSON . . . Easley, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
MICHAEL D. PATTERSON . Clemson, S. C.
ECONOMICS
SAMUEL J. PATTERSON . . Tell City, Ind.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
WILLIAM G. PEARCE . . Charleston, S. C.
ECONOMICS
LUCAS R. PEELE, JR. . . Bishopville, S. C.
BIOLOGY
HARVEY S. PEELER, JR. . . Gaffney, S. C.
DAIRY SCIENCE
JAMES B. PEEPLES . . . Barnwell, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
KENNETH A. PENLAND . . Greenville, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
SENIORS
MARY E. PENNINGTON . . . Starr, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
STANLEY V. PEREZ . Santo Domingo, D. R.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WILLIAM J. PETERS . . . Clemson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
KENNETH G. PETRUSKY . . Rahway, N.J.
GEOLOGY
• MICHAEL R. PHILLIPS . . Charleston, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
RANDALL C. PHILLIPS . . Clemson, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
TERRY W. PHILLIPS . . . Gaffney, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
LARRY P. PHILPOTT . . . Walhalla, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
• RICHARD J. PILO . . . Bellport, N. Y.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
GEORGE D. PITNER . . . Florence, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
ELIZABETH PITTS .... Clemson, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
VINROE S. PLAYER .... Sumter, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
• WARREN T. PLAYER . . . Sumter, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM N. POE, JR. . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JAMES W. POLATTY . . Ninety Six, S. C.
AGRONOMY
JAMES P. POLING . . . Winter Park, Fla.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• BOBBY J. POOLE . . N. Charleston, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
THOMAS E. POPE .... Pittsburgh, Pa.
ARCHITECTURE
RUSSELL E. PORGES . Highland Park, N.J.
PRE-MEDICINE
CLESS F. PORTER .... Pickens, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
•DAVID G. PORTER . . Spartanburg, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
RUSSELL A. POSTON . . . Hanahan, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
GEELA B. POTEAT . . . Columbia, S. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
HAROLD B. POWELL, JR. . Eglin AFB, Fla.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
SENIORS
HAROLD B. POWELL, JR. . Eglin AFB, Fla.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
TIMOTHY H. POWELL . . Garrett Park, Md.
ARCHITECTURE
CHURCH C. POWERS . Bennettsville, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
JAMES L. PRATHER . . . Lexington, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
• WILLIAM W. PRESSON . . . Monroe, N. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING
RICKY V. PRIDDY . . Winston-Salem, N. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DEBORAH W. PRIDEMORE . Clemson, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
ROBERT M. PRIDEMORE . Hickory Gr.,S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• CHARLES G. PRINGLE . . . Sumter, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
JEFFREY C. PRINGLE . . Edgewater, Md.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
VANDERBILT C. PUNDT . . Chester, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
JOHNNY H. PURSER . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• EDWARD S. PUSEY . . . Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
DIANNE D. RAILTON . . Columbia, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
ARNOLD J. RAMSEY . . . Pauline, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
GEORGE D. RANKIN .... Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• CHRISTOPHER K. RASH . Clemson, S. C.
BIOLOGY
CHARLES H. RATTERREE Spartanburg, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DANNY A. RAWL . . . Woodbine, Ga.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
GEORGE D. RAY .... Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
LAWRENCE K. RAY . . . Walhalla, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
ROLAND L. RAYBURN . . Richmond, Va.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
HUGH E. REDICK . . . Bishopville, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
EDWARD C. REED . . . Charlotte, N. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
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SENIORS
HARRY M. REED North, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
WAYNE M. REED . . . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
WILLIAM M. REESE . . . Columbia, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
DAVID M. REUTER .... Charleston, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
• WILLIAM B. RHODES III . Charleston, S. C.
BIOLOGY
WILLIAM E. RHYMER . . Winnsboro, S. C.
TEXTILES
JONATHAN C. RICE . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
ROBERT B. RICHARDS . Spartanburg, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
• DONNY W. RICHARDSON . Conway, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
VIRGINIA D. RICHBOURG . Florence, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
JOHN C. RICKARD . . . Clemson, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CHERYL R. RIDDLE . . . Anderson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
• ROBERT S. RIDDLE . . . Gastonia, N. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
CHARLIE S. RIGBY . . . Greenville, S. C.
CHEMISTRY
ERNEST RINEHART, JR. . Greenwood, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JACOB S. RISER .... Bowman, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
• MORRIS R. RITCH III . . Charlotte, N. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
CHARLES E. RIVERS . . . Thomson, Ga.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JOHN E. ROBERTS III . . . Chester, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
JAMES V. ROBERTSON . . Fairburn, Ga.
PRE-MEDICINE
• ROBERT H. ROBEY . . . Bethesda, Md.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
HARRIET V. ROBINS . . Jacksonville, Fla.
MATHEMATICS
CONNIE J. ROBINSON . . Anderson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WILLIAM E. ROBINSON . . Gaffney, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
SENIORS
• DONALD E. ROCHESTER . . Seneca, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JEFFREY C. ROCKWELL . Orangeburg, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
CHARLES L. ROEDIGER . W.-Salem, N. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
BARBARA L. ROGERS . . . Central, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
• DAN M. ROGERS . . . Greenville, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
GEORGE M. ROGERS . Orangeburg, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JACOB R. ROGERS .... Dillon, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
PHILLIP D. ROGERS . . . Easley, S. C.
ECONOMICS
• LINDA F. ROMINGER . . . Sumter, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
RONALD W. ROOF .... Lexington, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
DEL A. ROSEBROCK . N. Charleston, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
GLENN H. ROSS .... Taylors, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
• JOHN N. ROSS . . . Washington, D. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
THOMAS F. ROWAND .... Oaklyn, N.J.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
JEFF W. ROWELL, JR. . . . Easley, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
JAMES RUSSELL III . . Schenectady, N. Y.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
• CHARLES R. RUTLAND . Orangeburg, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
RICHARD RYDAROWSK! . E. Meadow, N. Y.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DAVID L. SADOWSKI . . Clemson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
DONNA F. SAMMONS . Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• DARRYL P. SANDERS . . Statesboro, Ga.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
GUY S. SANDERS III . . Bamberg, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JAMES R. SANDERS .... Gaffney, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
WILLIAM D. SAVERANCE . Annandale, Va.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
SENIORS
• THOMAS W. SAWYER . . . Monetta, S. C.
AGRONOMY
JAMES W. SCARBOROUGH . Sumter, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
WILLIAM B. SCHERLER . . Greenville, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
ERNEST A. SCHICHLER . . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
•DALE R. SCHIELKE .... Titusville, N. J.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
KENNETH W. SCHMIDT . . Baldwin, Md.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
RAYMOND SCHNEIDER III Pennsauken, N.J.
PRE-MEDICINE
RICHARD H. SCHROEDER Hightstown, N. J.
ARCHITECTURE
JOHN D. SCOTT .... Concord, N. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
THOMAS D. SCOTT . . . Charleston, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
S. BRUCE SEAWRIGHT . Greenville, S. C.
ECONOMICS
EULALIE Y. SEEL .... Rahway, N.J.
MATHEMATICS
• ROBERT M. SEGARS . . . Darlington, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
WILLIAM M. SELF . . . Greenwood, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ATHANASIOS SEMBOS . . Clemson, S. C.
PHYSICS
GARLAND D. SENTELL . . . Clemson, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
• JOHN E. SETTLE .... Hopkins, S. C.
BIOLOGY
PIERRE L. SEVENO . . . Clemson, S. C.
TEXTILES
CHAS. L. SHACKELFORD . Bethlehem, Pa.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DON C. SHARP .... Allendale, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
• ROBERT C. SHARPTON . . Clemson, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DONALD T. SHEALY .... Seneca, S. C.
BIOLOGY
WILLIAM D. SHELLEY . . . Latta, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
THEODORE P. SHERTZER . Baltimore, Md.
MATHEMATICS
SENIORS
• JOHN P. SHIELDS . . . Neptune, N.J.
BIOLOGY
HEYWOOD O. SHIRER . . Sumter, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
SHARON F.SHIRLEY . . . Anderson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
M. DUANE SHULER . . Kingstree, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
THOMAS S. SHULL, JR. . . Annapolis, Md.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
ANDREW G. SIDRONY . . Oranbury, N. J.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
EVERETT SIEDSCHLAG, JR. W. Cola., S. C.
BIOLOGY
KENNETH B. SIMMONS, JR. Columbia, S. C.
ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE
• RICHARD D. SIMMONS . . Seneca, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
MARK A. SIMS .... Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
FRANK J. SINGLETARY . . . Coward, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
GLEN E. SINGLETARY . . . Miami, Fla.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• GILES F. SINGLETON . . . Pickens, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WALTER F. SKILTON . . . Clemson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
DONALD A. SLATE .... Atlanta, Ga.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
T. MARION SLATON .... Tignall, Ga.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• WILLIAM H. SLOAN . . . Charleston, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ROBERT L. SMALSER . . Englishtown, N. J.
BIOLOGY
ROBERT T. SMATHERS . . Greenville, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
ALLEN D. SMITH . . . Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• EUGENE A. SMITH . . . St. George, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
GERALD W. SMITH . . . Madison, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
HENRY J. SMITH .... Saluda, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
JACKIE W. SMITH .... Norcross, Ga.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
SENIORS
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
KIRBY H. SMITH . . Orangeburg, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
RAOUL L. SMITH . . . Walterboro, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
RONNIE D. SMITH . . . Piedmont, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
• SALLY A. SMITH Rome, Ga.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
THOMAS C. SMITH .... Atlanta, Ga.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
THOMAS M. SMITH . . Spartanburg, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
CHARLES K. SMOAK . . Orangeburg, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
• VINCE C. SMORAL .... Danville, Va.
MATHEMATICS
FREDERICK J. SNELL . Tarpon Springs, Fla.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
DORIS A. SNOW . . . Simpsonville, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
ROWENA G. SOBCZYK . . Clemson, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
• JOHN I. SOUTHERLAND Greenwood, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
SAMUEL R. SPANN . . Myrtle Beach, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
RICHARD L. SPARKS . Cave Springs, Ga.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
FRANK W. SPENCER . . Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
• THEODORE J. SPETNAGEL Kingsport, Tenn.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JANET M. STAEDELI . . . Clemson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
DONALD T. STEGALL . . Anderson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
RONALD K. STEPHENS . Spartanburg, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
RICHARD M. STEPP . . . Greenville, S. C.
AGRONOMY
ARDEN W. STEWART . Orangeburg, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DWIGHT L. STEWART, JR. . Florence, S. C.
FORESTRY
MICHAEL T. STEWART . . Lake City, Fla.
MATHEMATICS
SENIORS
• TESSA L. STEWART . . . Greenville, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JAMES L. STOKES . . . Johnston, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
BRICE M. STONE .... Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
LOUIS E. STOREN . . . Charleston, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• FRANK R. STREET . . . Greenwood, S. C.
GEOLOGY
BENNIE S. STRICKLAND . Anderson, S. C.
NURSING
WILLIAM L. STRONG . . Clemson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
JACK A. STROUD . . Spartanburg, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
• WILLIAM R. STUART . . . Clemson, S. C.
BIOLOGY
WILLIAM G. STURGIS . . Rock Hill, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
THOMAS S. SUIT . . . Anderson, S. C.
FORESTRY
DANNY R. SUTHERLAND Greenwood, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
• VIRGIL G. SVENDSEN . . Charleston, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
MICHAEL L. SWEENEY . . . Clemson, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
JAMES R. SWINDELL . . Newberry, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
THOMAS W. TALBERT . . Columbia, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
JOHN B. TAMSBERG . . Charleston, S. C.
FORESTRY
GEORGE D. TAWES . . . Crisfield, Md.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
LARRY C. TAYLOR . . . Johnsonville, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
ROBERT A. TEDCASTLE . . . Lantana, Fla.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• ROBERT S. TEMPLETON . . . Suitland, Md.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MARK H. TENNANT . . N. Augusta, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CHARLES H.TENNENT . Spartanburg, S. C.
ECONOMICS
DONALD K.TERRY .... Ridgewood, N. J.
ARCHITECTURE
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• DALE L. THEILING . . . Charleston, S. C.
BIOLOGY
LAWRENCE D. THOMA . Pequannock, N. J.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WILLIAM R. THOMAS .
FORESTRY
Carlisle, S. C.
JAMESINE E. THOMPSON . Hartsville, S. C.
ECONOMICS
• MARION C. THOMPSON . Manning, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
WILLIAM E. THOMPSON . N. Augusta, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
WILLIAM W. THOMPSON . . Dover, Del.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
WILLIAM R. THOMSON Honea Path, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
DAVID A. THOMY .... Sumter, S. C.
ECONOMICS
MICHAEL D. THORNE . . Jackson, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
ROBT. R. THORNTON . Glenn Sprgs., S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
HARRY D. TIBBS . . . Great Falls, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
• KATHERINE E. TILLMAN . Clemson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
WILLIAM G. TILLMAN . . Clemson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
JERRY R. TIMMONS . Travelers Rest, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
CHARLES R. TOLLEY . . Hot Springs, N. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• JOHN P. TORNSTROM . . Neshamc, N. J.
AGRONOMY
EDWARD C. TOWNSEND . Cambridge, Md.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
RONALD P. TOWNSEND . Anderson, S. C.
AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS
JOHN D. TRAYNHAM . Ware Shoals, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
LARRY E. TRIPLETT .... Cordova, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
SALLY G. TRIPP . . . Greenville, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JAMES W. TUCKER, JR. . . Easley, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
JOHN W. TUCKER . . Charleston, S. C.
FORESTRY
SENIORS
JOHN P. TURNER . . . Columbia, S. C.
CHEMISTRY
CAROLE N. TYSON . . Pendleton, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
RONALD R. UNDERHILL . . Sarasota, Fla.
PRE-MEDICINE
LESLIE G. VAUGHAN . . . Seneca, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
• JOE H. VENABLE, JR. . . . Easley, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
PETER R. VERDEE . . . Neptune City, N.J.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WILLIAM E. VERROSS . . Hinesville, Ga.
PRE-MEDICINE
ARTHUR VON ROEMER . Colchester, Conn.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
RAY L. VROOME . Upper Saddle River, N. J.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DOUGLAS E. WADDELL . Woodruff, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WILLIAM R. WALDEN . . . Moore, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
JACK O. WALKER . . . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
WALTER V. WALL, JR. . . Edgefield, S. C.
FORESTRY
ALAN C. WALTER, JR. . San Diego, Calif.
CHEMISTRY
JACK L. WALTERS . . . Columbia, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM S. WARE, JR. . . Varnville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• WILLIAM M. WARLICK . . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
ANGUS H. WARREN . . Charleston, S. C.
BIOLOGY
EMILY B. WARREN . . . Mauldm, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
CHARLES T. WATERS . . N. Augusta, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
EDWARD M. WATERS Fuquay-Vanna, N. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JERRY C. WATERS .... Greer, S. C.
BIOLOGY
MARY F. WATKINS . . Greenwood, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
KATHY C. WATKINS . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
SENIORS
WILLIAM I.WATSON . . Woodleaf, N. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
LONNIE D. WATT . . . Anderson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
DOUGLAS G. WATTERS . . Sebring, Fla.
PRE-MEDICINE
ERNEST W. WEAVER, JR. . Anderson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• KATHRYN B. WEAVER . . Anderson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
NELSON T. WEAVER . . Greenville, S. C.
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
WILLIAM D.WEBB .... Columbia, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
WILLIAM C. WEBSTER . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• TOM T. WEINBRENNER . Stockton, Calif.
ARCHITECTURE
JAMES L. WELLS . . . Greenwood, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
THOMAS S. WELSH . . . Bishopville, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
RALPH E. WEMPE .... Sumter, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
CHARLES M. WERNER, JR. Trav. Rest, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING
E. MARSHALL WEST . . . Marion, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
JOHN E. WHARTON . . . Laurens, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
KEITH W. WHATLEY . . Greenwood, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
• GEORGE D. WHEELER . . Saluda, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
DAVID M. WHETSELL . . Charleston, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
KILLOUGH H. WHITE III . Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
STEPHEN H. WHITE . . . Seneca, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ROBERT K. WHITNEY . . . Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
DAVID L. WICKER . . . Pomaria, S. C.
POULTRY SCIENCE
DENNIS M. WIECHNIK . . Trenton, N.J.
ARCHITECTURE
WILLIAM D. WILBURN . Greenwood, S. C.
ECONOMICS
SENIORS
WILLIAM H. WILEY II . Moncks Corner, S. C.
FORESTRY
HAROLD S. WILKINSON . Charlotte, N. C.
ARCHITECTURE
JAY S. WILLER Central, S. C.
ECONOMICS
ANN L. WILLIAMS .... Hodges, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
• DAVID F. WILLIAMS . . Greenville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JAMES N. WILLIAMS . . Anderson, S. C.
TEXTILES
PAMELA D. WILLIAMS . . Anderson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
WALTER L. WILLIAMS . . Greenville, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• DARRA D. WILLIAMSON
BIOLOGY
Loris, S. C.
JAMES F. WILLIAMSON . Columbia, S. C.
ECONOMICS
PERRY D. WILLIS . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
DONALD C. WILSON . . Greenville, S. C.
PHYSICS
DOUGLAS C. WILSON . . . LaPlata, Md.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
PEGGY L. WILSON . . . Clemson, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
RAY L. WILSON, JR. . . . Dillon, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
ROBERT R. WILSON . . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• MICHAEL S. WINBURN . . . Patrick, S. C.
ECONOMICS
MICHAEL B. WINGO . . . Inman, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
WILLIAM R. WISE III . . Abbeville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
RICKY A. WISHER . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
• JAMES H. WITHERSPOON Greenville, S. C.
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
LEONARD E. WITT . . . Baton Rouge, La.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
JUDITH C. WOLPER . . Summerville, S. C.
BIOLOGY
STEPHEN L. WOOD . . . Woodruff, S. C.
GEOLOGY
SENIORS
MILDRED A. WOODHAM . Hartsville, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
AUBURN WOODS 111 . . . Hartsville, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
GROVER L. WOODS, JR. . . Pelzer, S. C.
MATHEMATICS
ALICIA T. WOODSIDE . . Columbia, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
MICHAEL C. WORKMAN . Woodruff, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE
GEO. F. WORSHAM, JR. . Charleston, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE
DIANE S. WRIGHT . . . Clemson, S. C.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
JAMES G. WRIGHT, JR. . Coral Gables, Fla.
ECONOMICS
• CRAIG C. WRIGLEY . . . Columbia, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE
LARRY W. WYATT . . . Seneca, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
JAMES R. YATES .... Anderson, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
CHARLES R. YEARGIN . . Greenville, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
CHARLES C. YONGUE . . Columbia, S. C.
FOOD SCIENCE
DARRELL M. YOUNG . Timmonsville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JAMES C. YOUNG . N. Charleston, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
M. CLAUDIA YOUNG . . . Clemson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
• VIVIAN E. YOUNG . . . Sumter, S. C.
ARTS AND SCIENCES
CECIL G. YOUNGBLOOD Hardeeville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
JAMES R. YOUNGBLOOD . Charlotte, N. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
RICHARD D. YOUTZ . . . Lebanon, Pa.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• GEORGE D. ZATEZALO . . Aliquippa, Pa.
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION
JOHN R. ZEPF . . . New Milford, Conn.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
SAM ZEPPERELL .... Clemson, S. C.
ZOOLOGY
ED ZEPPERMAN .... Columbia, S. C.
HORTICULTURE
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JOHN R. ABEL (3] Wayne. Pa.
STONEY A. ABERCROMBIE (2) Six Mile. S. C.
RICHARD W. ABRAHAMS (3) Great Neck, N. Y.
JAMES W. ABRAMS (2) .... Seneca, S. C.
JEAN M. ABRAMS (I) .... Joanna, S. C.
RONALD S. ABRAMS (3) . . Whitmire, S. C.
JAMES B. ABSHIRE (I) . . Greeneville. Tenn.
SALVATORE P. ACCOMANDA (2) Inwood.N.Y.
SIDNEY F. ACKER (2) Easley, S. C.
KATHERINE D. ACKERSON (I) . W. Shoals, S. C.
BRAINARD L. ACKLEY (3) . . Salisbury, Md.
JAMES P. AQUAVIVA (3) .
Rockaway, N.J.
JEFFREY W. ADAMO (3) .
. . Baltimore, Md.
DILLARD D. ADAMS (1) .
. . Elberton, Ga.
JESSE ADAMS (1) . . . .
McColl. S. C.
JOHNNY A. ADAMS (3) .
. . Saluda. S. C.
LEIF M. ADAMS (1) . . .
. Hartsville, S. C.
ROBERT B. ADAMS (3) . .
Kensington, Md.
ROBERT R. ADAMS (1) . .
. . Clinton, Md.
TONY A. ADAMS (2) . . .
WILLIAM N. ASAMS (1) .
Baltimore, Md.
WILLIAM T. ADAMS (1) .
Columbia. S. C.
RANDAL J. ADDISON (2) .
Anderson. S. C.
WILLIAM F. ADDISON (1)
. . . Fairfax, Ala.
GLENN R. ADDY (1) . . 1
.ittle Mountain, S. C.
LINDSEY W. ADDY (1) . .
Lexington, S. C.
ROBERT A. ADLER (2) . .
Spartanburg, S. C.
MICHAEL W. AGEE (2] .
. . . Aiken, S. C.
DOUGLAS D. AGNEW (2) .
. Charlotte. N. C.
JAMES D. AGNEW (1) . .
. . Gaffney.S. C.
WM. G. AGNEW (3) . Loo
kout Mountain, Tenn.
JAMES H. AICHELE (1) .
Charleston, S. C.
ROBERT W. AINES (3) . .
. Springfield, Va.
JOSEPH E. AITON (2) . .
. Ninety Six, S. C.
CARA D. ACKERLY (2) . .
Memphis, Tenn.
JOANIE M. ALBENESIUS (1)
. Charleston, S. C.
E. JOYCE ALBRECHT (3) .
Isle of Palms. S. C.
BUDDY ALBRIGHT (2) . .
. . Rock Hill, S. C.
CLAY S. ALDEHOL (1) . .
Greenville. S. C.
EDWARD ALDEN (2) . . .
Hopedale, Mass.
BARBARA J. ALEXANDER (1
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CAROLINE B. ALEXANDER
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JOYCE E. ALEXANDER (2)
. . Anderson. S. C.
PATRICIA C. ALEXANDER (1
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RONNIE C. ALEXANDER (3)
. Greenville, S. C.
RUTH G. ALEXANDER (2)
. . Whitmire. S. C.
STEPHEN D. ALEXANDER (2
1 . . . Iva.S. C.
WM. A. ALEXANDER (1)
Simpsonville, S. C.
JAMES B. ALL (2) . . . .
Allendale. S. C.
JONES H. C. ALL (2) . .
. . Allendale, S. C.
CHARLES D. ALLEN (3) .
, Bennettsville, S. C.
COLLIN D. ALLEN (1) . .
. . Rock Hill, S. C.
ELDON E. ALLEN (3)
. . . Aynor. S. C.
JOHN R. ALLEN (3) . .
Kingstree. S. C.
LINDA J. ALLEN (1) . . .
. Greenville, S. C.
ROBERT K. ALLEN (1) . .
. . Canton, N. C.
SUSAN C. ALLEN (1) . .
Spartanburg, S. C.
SAMUEL D. ALLEY (2)
WM. E. ALLISON (2) . .
St. Petersburg, Fla.
CALVERT C. ALPERT (3) .
. . Sumter, S. C.
WILLIAM B. ALSTON (2)
. . Bristol. Term.
STEPHEN L. ALTMAN (3) .
. Lake City, S. C.
WILLIAM F. ALTMAN (2)
. Florence. S. C.
PEGGY R. ALVERSON (3) .
Clemson, S. C.
WILLIAM G. ALVERSON (2)
Clemson, S. C.
WILLIAM A. ALWOOD (2)
. Clemson. S. C.
JOHN M. ALEXANDER (3)
. . CentralS. C.
MICHAEL C. AMASON (1) .
. Columbia, S.C.
DAVID R. AMICK (2) . .
Prosperity, S. C.
THOMAS C. ANDERS (1) .
. Cleveland, S. C.
BENJAMIN W. ANDERSON ( 1
. Edgefield, S. C.
BOBBY R. ANDERSON (2) .
. Manning, S. C.
ELLEN D. ANDERSON (2) .
. Rock Hill, S. C.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON (3)
. Gastonia, N. C.
JACK E. ANDERSON (3) .
Travelers Rest, S. C.
JOSEPH F. ANDERSON (2)
. Edgefield, S. C.
LARRY J. ANDERSON (1) .
. . Pickens. S. C.
MICHAEL S. ANDERSON (1
. Piedmont, S. C.
ROBERT L ANDERSON (2)
Taylors, S. C.
SHARON L. ANDERSON (2)
Lexington. S. C.
STEPHEN R. ANDERSON (1)
. Allendale, S. C.
1 TONY D. ANDERSON (1) .
Travelers Rest, S. C.
DAVID M. ANDREWS (2) .
Timmonsville. S. C.
CHARLES H. ANDREWS (3)
. . Sumter. S. C.
DAVID E. ANGEL (1) . .
. Rock Hill, S. C.
CARLOS S. ANGUIZOLA (1)
. Panama, Panama
THOMAS A. ANGYRIS (2)
. Springfield, N.J.
E. C. ANNAS (2) . . . .
Hickory, N. C.
GEORGE B. ANTONAKOS (2) . Baltimore, Md.
ROBERT R. APPLEBAUM (2)
. . Brooklyn, N. Y.
PAUL E. APPLEBY (1) . .
. Silver Lake, Ohio
ROBERT D. ARCHER (1) .
Summerville. S. C.
ROBERT D. ARCHIBALD (1 ]
. Clarence, N. Y.
WILLIAM A. ARCHIE (2|
Greenwood, S. C.
WILBUR C. ARDIS (2)
. Manning. S. C.
ROBERT W. ARMFIELD (2) .
Newport News. Va.
DOUG P. ARNISTEAD (3) .
. . Decatur, Ga.
VENA K. ARNT (2) . . .
Pottstown, Pa.
JAMES N. ASHE ( 1 )
Lockhart, S. C.
KENNETH K. ASHLEY (3)
. Williamston. S. C.
RITA S. ASHLEY (2) . . .
. Greenville, S. C.
JOHN P. ASHTON (1 ) . .
. . Millville, N.J.
LAURA V. ASHTON (2) .
. Millville, N.J.
ROBERT D. ASHWORTH (2)
. Early Branch, S.C.
JAMES G. ASWELL (1) .
. . . Union, N.J.
HARLEY L. ATKINS (2) .
Isle of Palms, S. C.
JAMES A. ATKINS (1) . .
. . . Dillon, S.C.
ALEXANDER N. ATKINSON
(2) Yonges Is., S. C.
GERALD E. ATKINSON (1)
. . Central, S. C.
JOSEPH R. ATKINSON (2)
. . Sumter, S.C.
JOHN D. ATTAWAY (2) .
Anderson, S. C.
MICHAEL D. AUSHERMAN
( 1 ] . . York. Pa.
WILLIAM P. AUSTELL (2)
Taylors, S. C.
JOE A. AUSTIN (1) . . .
Greenville. S. C
ROBERT A. AUSTIN (3) .
. . . Fairfax, Va
ANDREW S. AVANT (2) .
. . Hampton, S.C
THOMAS W. AVANT (1) .
Charleston. S. C
HENRY E. AVENT (1) . .
. Bennettsville, S. C
ROBERT H. BACON (1) .
Cockeysville, Md
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. . . Aiken S. C.
RICHARD H. BAGBY, JR. (
) . Richmond. Va.
EARLE R. BAGNAL (2) .
Sumter, S. C.
HENRY T. BAGNAL (3) .
. . Sumter, S. C.
JOSEPH G. BAGWELL (3) .
. . . Greer, S. C.
JULIA M. BAILES (3) . .
Greenwood, S. C.
TRIS A. BAILEY (1) . .
Greenwood, S. C.
JEFF C. BAILEY (2) . .
. New York, N. Y.
JOHN S. BAILEY (2) . .
. Greenville, S. C
RICHARD W. BAILEY (2)
. Greenville, S.C
SUSAN G. BAILEY (3) . .
. . Clemson, S. C
WILLIAM L. BAILEY (3)
Greenville, S. C
EARL K. BAIR (1) . . .
. Mt. Pleasant, S. C
JOE H. BAIRD (2) . . .
MICHAL L. BAIRD (1) . .
Darlington, S. C
RICHARD L. BAIRD (1)
Darlington, S. C
BEVERLY F. BAKER (3) .
. Summerville, S. C
CLAY E. BAKER, JR. (3) .
Spartanburg, S. C
GREGORY S. BAKER (3) .... Sumter, S. C.
JAMES F. BAKER (I) . . North Kingstown, R. I.
SAMUEL B. BAKER, JR. (2) . . . Estill, S. C.
BARRY M, BALWIN (2) . . . Greenville, S. C.
FRANK E. BALDWIN (I) . . R.dgeland, S. C.
RICHARD S. BALENTINE (3) . Greenville, S. C.
MARGARET A. BALK (I) . . . Blackv.lle. S. C.
JIMMY D. BALLARD (2) . . . Greenville, S. C.
ROBERT W. BALLARD (I) . . . Chester, S. C.
RONNIE D. BANKS (I) . . . Ninety-Six, S. C.
CHARLES BAPP, JR. (3) . . . Clemson. S. C.
PETER L. BARDWELL (2) . . Wrentham, Mass.
DEWEY K. BAREFIELD (I) . . Langdale, Ala.
DEBORAH J. BARKER (I) . . . Seneca, S. C.
JAMES W. BARKER (I) . . . Greenville, S. C.
JOHN V. BARKER (2) . . . Simpsonville, S. C.
WM. C. BARKER (2) . . . Westminster, S.C.
BONNIE LYNN BARNES (2) . . Spindale, N. C.
FRANK S. BARNES, III (I) . . Rock Hill, S. C.
JOHN B. BARNES (I) Pelzer. S. C
CALVIN R. BARNETTE (I) . . Pendleton, S. C.
NANCY M. BARNETT (2) . . Lmcolnton, Ga.
STEVE K. BARNETT (2) . . . Covingston. Ga.
JAMES E. BARNETTE (3) . . Pendleton, S. C.
RONALD P. BARNETTE (3) . . Barnwell. S. C.
MICHAEL H. BARNHART (2) . . Cheraw, S. C.
ARCHIE M. BARNHILL (2) Galivant's Ferry, S. C.
WILLIAM M. BARNWELL (3) Yonges Island. S. C.
ANN M. BARRETT (2) . . . Greenville, S. C.
DAVID T. BARRETT (2) . . . . Clover, S. C.
ROBERT D. BARRIER (I) . . . Lexington, S. C.
WILLIAM L. BARRIER (I) . . Lexington. S. C.
TIM W. BARRINEAU (I) . . . Mullins, S. C.
JOHN C. BARRON (2) . . . Columbia, S. C.
T. GEORGE BARTLETT (I) . . Perry Point, S. C.
KATHY G. BARTON (I) . . Greenville. S. C.
STEVE C. BARTON (2) Greer, S. C.
EDWIN G. BASS, JR. (2) . . . . Lydia, S. C.
JAMES H. BASS (3) Camden, S. C.
SAM J. BATES (I) Pickens, S.C.
PAUL O. BATSON III (3) . . . Marion, S. C.
PEGGY M. BATSON (3) . . . Greenville. S. C.
WILLIAM E. BATSON (3) .
GARY R. BAUMGARNER (2)
BRADFORD L. BAUSS (I)
WILBUR N. BAUMANN (3)
DONALD W. BAXTER ( I )
WILLIAM T. BAXTER ( I )
JOSEPH R. BAYERL (3) .
CHARLES E. BEAMAN (I) .
GERALD B. BEAMAN (2) .
THOMAS A. BEAN (3) . .
R. EMORY BEARDON (I) .
ROBERT J. BEASLEY (3) .
WILLIAM L. BEASLEY
DAVID L. BEATY (2)
DALE L. BEBKO (3)
DALE M. BECKES (I)
. Greenville. S. C.
. West Union, S. C.
. Portland, Conn.
Cambridge, Md.
. Columbia, S.C.
Winter Haven, Fla.
. . Wayne, N.J.
. Greenville, S. C.
. . Garner. N. C.
. New Orleans, La.
. Charlotte, N. C.
Charleston, S. C.
. . Barnwell, S. C.
Chester. S. C.
Spartanburg. S. C.
. Acton, Mass.
CLARENCE N. BEDENBAUGH (I) . Cola.. S. C.
HUBERT M. BEDENBAUGH (2) . Prosperity. S. C.
CHARLES T. BEEMER (2) . . Greenville. S. C.
ROBERT M. BEHLING (3) . . . Newton, N.J.
R. GAY BEIERS (2) Duncan, S. C.
DEVON R. BELCHER (2) . . . . Greer, S. C.
ANDREW J. BELGER (I) . . . Varnv.lle, S. C.
EDWARD M. BELKEN (3) . Fort Walton Bch.. Fla.
JOSEPH J. BELKNAPP (3) . . Clemson, S. C.
DWAYNE M. BELL (3) . . . Honea Path, S. C.
GLENN K. BELL (I) Bamberg, S. C.
THOMAS M. BELL (3) Lodge. S. C.
WILLIAM T. BELL, JR. (2) . . Piedmont, S. C.
JOHN S. BELLAMY (I) . . . Williston, S. C.
REBECCA E. BELLAMY (I) . . Bamberg, S. C.
WALTER P. BELOUIN (3) .... Union, S. C.
MICHAEL O. BELUE (I) . . Spartanburg, S. C.
WILLIAM L. BENDT (3) . . Charleston. S. C.
ARTHUR L. BENJAMIN, JR. (I) . Clinton. S. C.
EDGAR L BENJAMIN, JR. (3) Mountville. S. C.
ELIZABETH A. BENJAMIN (I) . Greenville. S. C.
MATTHEW B. BENJAMIN (I) Bowman. S. C.
JAMES P. BENNETT (I) .... Augusta. Ga.
JOSEPH D. BENNETT (I) . . . Lancaster, S. C.
ROBERT L. BENNETT (I) . P.sgah Forrest. N. C.
STUART J. BENNETT (2) . . Columbia, S. C.
WILLIAM T. BENNETT (I) .... Olar, S. C.
GARY P. BERUBE (2) . . . . Dalton. Mass.
SCOTT J. BENRUBE (2) . . Miami Beach, Fla.
MICHELLE BENTON (I) . . John's Island. S. C.
JOHN E. BERGH (2) . . . . Tuckahoe. N. J.
RANDALL E. BERKLAND (2) . . . York, S. C.
CARROL D. BERRY (I) .... Cheraw, S. C.
JAMES R. BERRY (I) . . . . Bowman, S. C.
PERCY M. BERRY (I) . . . Ridgeland. S. C.
RONALD P. BERRY (3) . . . Belvedere, S. C.
BARBARA L. BESHEARS (2) . Jacksonville. Fla.
JOHN B. BESSENT (I) . . Spartanburg, S. C.
ROBERT A. BESSENT (2) . . . Baltimore, Md.
CATHY D. BESSER (3) . . . . Sumter, S. C.
GREGORY L. BESSER (I) . . . Barnwell. S. C.
EUGENE S. BEST (2) .... Rock Hill. S. C.
WILLIAM H. BETHUNE (2) . Charlotte. N. C.
ALLYN F BETLEJ (2) . . . Waynesboro. Va.
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WILBERT BEVERLY (3) . .
Bennettsville. S. C.
JOHN H. BEVIS III (2) . .
Clemson, S. C.
WILLIAM D. BIBB (2) . .
. Laurens. S. C.
GEORGE E. BIEDIGER (3) .
. Greenville, S. C.
JANE L. BIEDIGER (1) . .
Greenville, S. C.
JAMES W. BIGBY (2) . . .
Greenville, S. C.
JAMIE B. BIGELOW (1) . .
Summerville. S. C.
CAROLYN W. BIGGER (1) .
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
ANNE M. BIGGERSTAFF (1 )
Charleston, S. C.
CHARLES R. BIRCH (3) . .
Spartanburg, S. C.
JOAN E. BIRDSALL (2) . .
. . . Atlanta, Ga.
ANNE M. BISCHOFF (1) .
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
DAVID A. BISHOP (2) . .
Greenville, S. C.
JAMES L. BISHOP (3) . .
Taylors, S. C.
ROBERT E. BISHOP (2) . .
Orangeburg, S. C.
SHIRLEY A. BISHOP (2) . .
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
ROBERT S. BISKER (3] . .
Salisbury. Md.
ALBERT P. BLACK (1) . .
. . Barnwell, S. C.
ARTHUR 0- BLACK (2) .
. . . York S. C
BETTY J. BLACK ( 1 ) . . .
CALVIN D. BLACK (3) . .
Lando. S. C.
CHARLES S. BLACK (1) .
Wassenaar, Holland
CHRISTOPHER A. BLACK (3)
Riverside, Conn.
GEORGE W. BLACK (2) .
Baltimore, Md.
LARRY A. BLACK (3) . . .
Greenville, S. C.
MANUEL P. BLACK. JR. (3)
Orangeburg. S. C.
MARSHALL L. BLACK (2) .
Greenville, S. C.
RICHARD A. BLACK (3) . .
Chester, S. C.
STANLEY D. BLACK (2) . .
Seneca, S. C.
GAIL E. BLACKBURN (1) .
. Pendleton, S. C.
THOMAS BLACKBURN (1) Morehead City. N. C.
LARRY R. BLACKHURST (2)
Wilmington, Del.
BARRY E. BLACKMON (1) .
Heath Springs, S. C.
LEILA S. BLACKMON (1) . West Columbia. S. C.
MARY J. BLACKMON (2) .
Cleveland. Tenn.
EDWIN L. BLACKWELL (2)
Hanahan, S. C.
ROBERT L. BLACKWELL (1)
Gaffney. S. C.
THOMAS W. BLACKWELL (1
1 Florence. S. C.
J. ROGER BLAKELY, JR. (3)
. . . Ora.S. C.
MARTHA CAROL BLAKELY (2
Simpsonville, S. C.
NANCY C. BLAKELY (1) .
. . . Ora, S.C.
HUGH M. BLAND (1) . .
. Edgefield. S. C.
GORDON M. BLANTON (2|
Charleston. S. C.
MARY VAN BLARICOM (3|
. . Clemson. S. C.
SUZAN G. BLESSING (2) .
Kingsport, Tenn.
THERESA A. BLESSING (1) .
. Kingsport, Tenn.
WAYNE A. BLEVINS (2) . .
. . Atlanta. Ga.
JAMES F. BLOSE, JR. (1) .
Annapolis. Md.
WADE B. BLOUNT (3) . . . Belvedere. S. C.
ALAN D. BOCK (I) . . . . Greenville, S. C.
HARRY E. BODIFORD (I) . . Walhalla. S. C.
H. DONALD BOETTCHER (I) Rosemont. Pa.
FRANK M. BOGGS (3) Charleston Heights. S. C.
RANDALL R. BOHSEN (I) . . Livingston. N. J.
KERI A. BOLDING (3)
PATRICIA A. BOLDING (I)
ALAN L. BOLICK (I) . .
SAMUEL R. BOLICK (I) .
W. ROBERT BOLICK (I) .
JOEL B. BOLT (31 . . .
. Lyman. S. C.
. Pickens. S. C.
Ringgold. Ga.
. . Blair, S. C.
. APO. N.Y.
Anderson, S. C.
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JOHN A. BOLT (1 ) . . .
Greenville, S. C.
MICHAEL R. BOLTON (1 ) .
Greenville. S. C.
WILLIAM K. BOMAR (1)
. . Duncan. S. C.
WILLIAM P. BOND (1) . .
. . Clinton, S. C.
JOHN D. BONNETTE (3) .
. Clemson. S. C.
ROBERT M. BOOKER (1) .
Memphis, Tenn.
TONEY C. BOOZER (3) . .
Inman, S. C.
WILLIAM T. BORDERS (1) .
. Rock Hill, S. C.
MARY A. BORGMAN (1 ) .
. Clemson, S. C.
MICHAEL F. BORKE (3) .
Charleston. S. C.
ROBERT J. BOSLER (1) . .
Camp Springs, Md.
JOSEPH L. BOSTICK (3) .
. Pampl.co, S. C.
ROBERT H. BOSTICK (1) .
Pamplico, S. C.
JOSEPH A. BOTTS ( 1 ) . S
ullivan's Island. S. C.
DAVID W. BOUKNIGHT (1)
Irmo. S. C.
JAMES W. BOUNDS (2) .
Lancaster, Pa.
JON L. BOURNE (1) . . .
DAVID E. BOWEN (3)
. . . Iva.S. C.
ANTHONY O. BOWERS (1)
Greenville. S. C.
JANE H. BOWERS (2) . .
Clemson. S. C.
JOHN F. BOWERS (1) . .
. . Elberton, S. C.
LINDA J. BOWIE (2) . .
Clemson. S. C.
CHARLIE B. BOYCE (2) . .
Inman. S. C.
WILLIAM B. BOYLE ( 1 ) . .
. . Sumter, S. C.
LARRY J. BOYLESTON (1 )
. WilLston.S. C.
NORMAN F. BOZARD (2) .
Orangeburg, S. C.
ROBERT L. BRACEY (3) . .
. Darlington, S. C.
RANDOLPH G. BRACKEN (1
. Rock Hill, S. C.
W. GLENN BRACKEN (2) .
Columbia, S. C.
MARY L. BRADFORD (2) .
. Kmgstree, S. C.
D. KIETH BRADLEY (1) . .
. . Lugoff. S. C.
WILLIAM C. BRADLEY (3) .
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
HAROLD D. BRADY (2) .
. Rock Hill. S. C.
JAMES H. BRAMLETT (1) .
Travelers Rest, S. C.
JOSEPH L. BRAMLETT (2) .
. Charlotte, N. C.
CAROL G. BRANDON (2) .
. Greenville. S. C.
HERBERT BRANHAM (3)
Charleston. S. C.
ARNOLD A. BRANNEN (3)
. Great Falls, S. C.
ARTHUR E. BRANTLEY (2) .
Orangeburg. S. C.
WM. C. BRASINGTON (2)
. . Gaffney, S. C.
DOUGLAS W. BRAUN (3) .
. . Leesburg. Fla.
JAMES S. BRAWLEY (3] .
. Salisbury. N.C.
SHARON L. BRAWNER (I)
Smyrna, Ga.
RANDY L. BRAY (2) . . .
JAMES E. BRAZELL (2) .
. . Bon Air, Va.
ROBERT G. BRAZIER (2) .
. . Pickens, S. C.
AMIN S. BREDEN (1) . .
Washington, D. C.
WM. N. BREEDLOVE (3) .
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
JANIS 1. BREWER (2)
V. GAIL BREWER (2)
WILLIAM R. BREWER (2)
. Allendale, S. C.
RUSSELL P. BRIDGES (1) .
Charleston, S. C.
STEPHEN M. BRIDGES (1) .
. Greenville. S. C.
RONALD L. BRIDWELL (3) .
. Greenville. S. C.
RONNY L. BRIDWELL (2) .
Greenville, S. C
RANDALL A. BRIGGS (3) .
Ft. Myers, Va.
WILLIAM A. BRIGGS (2) .
. . Atlanta, Ga
JOSEPH B. BRIGHT (3) .
Clemson, S. C.
HOWARD M. BRINK (2) .
Campobello, S. C.
CLIFFORD S. BRISTOL (2)
. . Clemson. S. C
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GREER M. BROADWATER (3)
Ridgeway, S. C.
WM. T. BROADWATER (3) .
Woodsboro, Md.
MICHAEL T. BROGDON (2)
Sumter, S. C.
DONNA M. BROOKS (3) .
. . Loris, S. C.
HENRY C. BROOKS (3) . .
Conway, S. C.
JEFFERY E. BROOKS (3) .
Wilmington, Del.
MALCOLM L. BROOKS, JR. (
) . Gordon, Ga.
PHILLIP M. BROOKS (1)
Saluda, S. C.
RONALD P. BROOKS (2) .
^J. Charleston, S. C.
TERRY L. BROOKS (1) . . .
. Rock Hill, S. C.
MARTHA K. BROOKSHIRE (1)
. Anderson, S. C.
MICHAEL F. BROOME (3) .
. Pageland, S. C.
ROBERT W. BROOME (3) .
Charleston, S. C.
DOUGLAS W. BROPHY (1)
Little Silver, N.J.
VICKY L. BROUGHTON (1)
. Kershaw, S. C.
BARRY M. BROWN (2) . .
Clemson, S. C.
CRAWFORD M. BROWN (1)
Andrews, S. C.
DAVID A. BROWN (3) . .
Piedmont, S. C.
DONALD E. BROWN (3) .
Greenville, S. C.
GREGORY R. BROWN (3) .
. Gasport, N.Y.
HERBERT W. BROWN, JR. (3)
. . Easley, S. C.
JAMES W. BROWN (2) .
. Gaffney, S. C.
JUDY B BROWN (2| . . .
Sumter, S. C.
MICHAEL L. BROWN (1) .
. . Mauldin.S. C.
MURRAY F. BROWN, JR. (2)
. Greenville, S. C.
NANCY A. BROWN (2) .
. Fair Play, S. C.
PATRICIA A. BROWN (2) .
. Kmgsport, Tenn.
PETER L. BROWN (2) . . .
Newberry, S. C.
ROGER C. BROWN (1) .
Greenville, S. C.
RODGER E. BROWN (3) .
. Jamaica, N. Y.
RUSSELL F. BROWN (1)
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
WM. EARL BROWN (1) . .
Spartanburg, S. C.
WILLIAM J. BROWN (2) .
. . Florence, S. C.
WILLIAM M. BROWN (2) .
. Holly Hill, S. C.
CHARLES H. BROWNE (1)
. Eglin AFB, Fla.
DAVID D. BROWNE (1) .
Chas. Heights, S. C.
DONNA C. BROWNING (2)
Greer, S. C.
CAROLYN L. BROWNLEE (2)
. Waynesboro, Va.
DONALD J. BRUNDAGE (2)
. . Atlanta. Ga.
CHRIS J. BRUNELLE, JR. (1)
. . Decatur, Ga.
JOHN D. BRUNJES, JR. (2)
Savannah, Ga.
GARY M. BRUNO (2) . .
. Hartford, Conn.
JACK W. BRUNSON (2) .
. . Florence, S. C.
JAMES A. BRUORTON (3)
Conway, S. C.
LARRY R. BRUORTON (1)
Charleston, S. C.
STEPHEN N. BRUST (2) .
Bethesda, Md.
DAVID M. BRYAN (1) . .
Newberry, S. C.
JIM P BRYAN (3)
MARTHA A. BRYAN (2) .
Clemson, S. C.
PRESTON B. BRYAN (1) .
Greenwood, S. C.
THOMAS R. BRYAN (1) .
Greenwood, S. C
EDWARD R. BRYANT (1) .
. . Pensacola, Fla.
G. RUSSELL BRYANT (2)
Randallstown, Md
WM. F. BRYSON, JR. (3) .
. Greenv.lle, S. C.
CHAS. R. BUCHANAN, JR. (
) N. Augusta, S. C
E. KEITH BUCHANAN (1) .
Randallstown, Md
JESSIE E. BUCHANAN (2)
. Anderson, S. C
SCOTT W. BUCHANAN (2)
. . . Union, S. C
DANIEL J. BUCKLEY. JR. (1)
Travelers Rest, S. C
RICHARD D. BUDDIN (2) .
. . Rock Hill, S. C
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RICHARD J. BUKOWSKY (2)
Towson, Md.
JAMES A. BULL IV (1) . .
. Ballentine, S. C.
ROBERT H. BULL (2) . . .
. Abbeville, S. C.
RICHARD E. BULLOCK (3) .
Cream Ridge, N. J.
CHIP BUMGARDNER (2) .
Lancaster, S. C.
DAVID W. BUNCH (1) . .
N. Charleston, S. C.
THOMAS E. BUNNING (1) .
. Greenville, S. C.
COLLINS A. BURBAGE (3) .
Summerville, S. C.
ALLEN K. BURDETTE (2) . .
Ware Shoals, S. C.
JANE BURDETTE (1) . . .
Ware Shoals, S. C.
MANUEL H. BURDETTE (2) .
Westminster, S. C.
ROBERT M. BURDETTE (2] .
Simpsonville, S. C.
GARY D. BURGESS (2] . .
. Greenville, S. C.
WILLIAM A. BURKE (2) .
. Charlotte, N. C.
RAYMOND S. BURKOT (2)
Miami, Fla.
THOMAS J. BURLESON (1) .
Johnson City, Tenn.
DEBORAH A. BURNETTE (1)
Cleveland, Tenn.
MICHAEL F. BURNETT (1) .
Spartanburg, S. C.
ALLEN H. BURNS (3) . , .
. Rock Hill, S. C.
DUNCAN K. BURNS (3) . .
. Charleston. S. C.
JAMES E. BURNS (2) . .
Clemson, S. C.
STEVEN O. BURNS (3) . .
Orangeburg. S. C.
ROBERT C. BURRELL (2) .
. Walhalla.S. C.
ANGELINE A. BURROUGHS ( 1
) Simpsonville. S. C.
JOHN B. BURROUGHS (3)
. . Kinston, N. C.
JOSEPH O. BURROUGHS (2
Conway, S. C.
EDDIE L. BURTON (2) . . .
Ware Shoals. S. C.
ANNA J. BUSBY (2) . . .
. Anderson, S. C.
JO KAREN BUSCH (2) . .
. Walhalla.S. C.
PATRICIA A. BUTCKA (2) .
Daytona Beach, Fla.
RICHARD E. BUTERBAUGH (2
) . Baltimore, Md.
CHARLES B. BUTLER (1) . .
. Anderson, S. C.
GEORGE A. BUTLER (3) .
. . Aynor, S. C.
MARY A. BUTLER (2) . . .
. Anderson. S. C.
MICHAEL E. BUTLER (3) .
. . . Fairfax, Va.
JAMES M. BUTTS, JR. (2) .
. . Barnwell, S. C.
DEBRA F. BUZHARDT (1) .
Greenwood. S. C.
TROY R. BUZHARDT (2)
Batesburg, S. C.
LARRY W. BYARS (2) . .
Gaffney, S. C.
N. LAURA BYARS (1) . .
vlorgantown. W. Va.
LANNY A. BYRD (3) . . .
. Branchville, S. C.
VINCENT G. CAGGIANO III (2| . Gaffney, S. C.
KEITH R. CAIN (2) .
CHARLES W. CALDWELL (3)
Clemson, S. C.
RONALD E. CALDWELL (2)
Charleston, S. C.
ELLEN H. CALHOUN (2) .
. Lexington. N. C
TERRY A. CALHOUN (1) .
. Hyattsville. Md.
WILLIAM B. CALHOUN (1)
Greenwood, S. C.
ELIJAH L. CALLAHAN (1) .
Ladson. S. C.
GEORGIA A. CALLAHAN (1
i . Millv.lle, N. J
PAULA M. CALLAHAN (1) .
. Columbia, S. C.
JOHN L. CALLAWAY III (2)
Covington, Ga.
VERNON K. CALLICUTT (2)
Chester, S. C
SUSAN E. CALLISON (3) .
Greenwood, S. C.
RAEFORD L. CALLOWAY ( 1 ]
Easley, S. C
WAYNE H. CAMAS (2)
Hempstead, N.J
BONNIE B. CAMERON (2) .
. Gastonia, N. C
LEWIS C. CAMERON (3) .
. N.nety Six, S. C
ALVIN L. CAMPBELL (3) .
Clemson, S. C
DONALD L. CAMPBELL (2)
Honea Path, S. C
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EDWIN M. CAMPBELL (3)
GEORGE T. CAMPBELL (3)
HAROLD B. CAMPBELL (3)
JIMMY R. CAMPBELL (I)
PATRICIA J. CAMPBELL (I
ROBERT W. CAMPBELL (2)
. . Hanover, Va.
. Liberty, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
. Edison, N.J.
Asheville, N. C.
ROXANNA CANDLER (I) . Heath Springs, S. C.
CHARLES D. CANN (3) .
FRANK W. CANNON (3)
GLENN S. CANNON (3) .
MICHAEL C. CANNON (I)
Anderson, S. C.
. North, S. C.
ShawAFB, S. C.
Liberty, S. C.
ROBERT C. CARLTON (3) . Spartanburg, S. C.
THOMAS M. CARLTON (I)
MICHAEL F. CARPENTER (3)
WILLIAM H. CARRAWAY (2)
JOHN K. CARRIER (I) . .
JAMES T. CARROLL (3) .
STEPHEN P. CARRON (I) .
Needham, Mass.
Clemson, S. C.
Georgetown, S. C.
Coral Gables, Fla.
Conway, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
CHARLES T. CARSON (2) . . . Easley, S. C.
JOHN N. CARSON (3) . . . Clemson, S. C.
WILLIAM J. CARSON (I) . . . Sumter, S. C.
BRUCE E. CARTER (2) . . . Charleston, S. C.
CHARLES R. CARTER (I) . . N. Augusta, S. C.
MARION E. CARTER (3) .... Elliott, S. C.
MICHAEL W. CARTER (I) . . Rock Hill, S. C.
TED E. CARTER (3) Clemson, S. C.
DANA A. CARVER (2) . . . . Severn, Md.
BRADLEY D. CARY (3) . . . Leesville, S. C.
THORNLEY C. CARY (I) . Mt. Pleasant. S. C.
REBECCA B. CASE (I) . . Spartanburg. S. C.
BRENDA K. CASH (3) . . . . Pickens, S. C.
ROBERT G. CASH (2) . . . . Lyman, S. C.
ROBERT C. CASHION (2) . . . Slater, S. C.
NORMAN M. CASON (3) . . Abbeville, S. C.
FRANCIS N. CASSADY (3) . . . Bassett, Va.
VERNE CASSADY (3) . . . . Clemson, S. C.
DAVID E. CASTLE (2) York, S. C.
RICHARD S. CATHCART (I) . Columbia, S. C.
WILLIAM L. CATHEY (I) . . Williamston, S. C.
LEWIS F. CATO (3) Clemson, S. C.
LYNN M. CATOE (2) Lugoff, S. C.
MICHAEL L. CATTO (3) . . . Pauline, S. C.
JAMES B. CAUDILL (I) . . . Richmond, Va.
CAROL L. CAUSEY (I) . . . Anderson, S. C.
SHIRLEY J. CAUSEY (2) . . . Anderson, S. C
ROBERT H. CAUTHEN (3) . . Holly Hill, S. C.
GEO. F. CHAMBERLAIN (I) Pompton Plains, N.J.
WALTER D. CHAMBERLAIN (I) Greenville, S. C.
JAMES E. CHAMBERS (I) . . Rock Hill, S. C.
CARY D. CHAMBLEE (2) . . Anderson, S. C.
CHAN MAN CHUNG (2) . . . Hong Kong
ALVIN S. CHANDLER (2) . . Anderson, S. C.
FRANK W. CHANDLER (2) . . Sumter, S. C.
HAROLD CHANDLER (3) . . . Sumter, S. C.
PATRICIA CHANDLER (I) . . . Cades, S. C.
RALPH D. CHANDLER (2) . . . Pelzer, S. C.
STEPHEN CHANDO (3) . . . Bethlehem, Pa.
R. BERNARD CHAPMAN (3) . Charleston, S. C.
JERRY O. CHAPMAN (3) . . . Easley, S. C.
KATHY R. CHAPMAN (I) . Little Mountain, S. C.
RODNEY A. CHAPMAN (2) Little Mountain, S. C.
JESSE A. CHAPPELL (I) .
JOHN L. CHAPPUIS (I) .
SANDRA E. CHARLES (I)
PHILLIP H. CHARPING (I)
D. ALAN CHASTAIN (I) .
Columbia, S. C.
Walhalla, S. C.
Hackessin, Del.
Taylors, S. C.
Piedmont, S. C.
PAULA R. CHASTAIN (I) . . Columbia, S. C.
JANE D. CHASTEEN (3) . . Chappells, S. C.
JOSEPH E. CHEEK (I) . . . Anderson, S. C.
MARCO A. CHEN (3) . Panama Zone, Panama
JIMMY C. CHESTNUT (I) . Stone Mountain, Ga.
TIMOTHY L. CHESTNUT (I)
JAMES S. CHILDERS (I) .
STANLEY H. CHILDERS (2)
WILLIAM H. CHILDRESS (I)
SUSAN E. CHINAULT (I) .
JOHN K. CHITWOOD (I) .
MIMI A. CHOVAN (2) . .
Charleston, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
Great Falls, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
Cayce, S. C.
Landrum, S. C.
. Clinton. Md.
KIN C. CHU (2) . . . .
CHRISTOPHER C. CIPPERLY
WILLIAM F. CISA (2) . .
CHARLES D. CLARK (I)
CHARLES M. CLARK (2)
GEORGE L. CLARK (I) .
HELEN Y. CLARK (I) . .
JAMES N. CLARK (3) .
KATHRYN S. CLARK (I) .
HARRY U. CLARK (2) .
LIBBY D. CLARK (I) . .
PATRICK V. CLARK (I) .
THOMAS R. CLARKE III (2)
JAMES R. CLARKSON (I)
DORIS P. CLAYTON (2) . .
THOMAS W. CLEVELAND (I
TERRY G. CLEVENGER (2]
STANLEY J. CLIFFORD (I) .
JERI H. CLINKSCALES (3)
ROBERT A. CLONINGER (3)
KENNETH O. CLONTZ (I)
ALEXANDER D. CLOSE (I)
ROBERT W. CLOSE (3) .
RUSSEL M. CLOWNEY (I)
Kowloon, Hong Kong
(3) Wash'gton, D. C.
. Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Chesterfield, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Moncks Corner, S. C.
Greenville. S. C.
. Orangeburg, S. C.
. . Hampton, S. C.
. . Asheville, N. C.
Halcott Center, N. Y.
. Springfield, Va.
Kingstree. S. C.
. . Laurens, S. C.
. Fort Valley, Ga.
Summerville, S. C.
Grand Island, N. Y.
. Anderson, S. C.
Gastonia, N. C.
Lancaster, S. C.
Greenwich, Conn.
Creve Coeur, Mo.
. Wmnsboro. S. C.
UNDERGRADUATES
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C. STEPHEN CLYBURN (I) . Orangeburg, S. C
BEVERLY A. COAKLEY (I) . . Bethesda, Md
RALPH W. COATS (2) . . Sandy Springs, S. C
THOMAS C. COBB (3) . . . Greenville, S. C
WILLIAM V. COBB (I) . . . Rio Piedras, P. R
M. M. COBLE (2) .... Spartanburg, S.C
ROBERT L. COBLE (I) ...
CINDY J. COBURN (I) . .
AUDREY D. COCKFIELD (3)
GARY W. COCKFIELD (3) .
EDGAR S. COFFEY, JR. (I)
CHRISTOPHER E. COFFIN (I)
MARY L. COGGIN (3)
DONALD M. COGGINS
JAMES D. COKE (2) .
ALAN D. COKER (3)
LARRY J. COKER (I)
SAM R. COKER (3) .
. . Sumter, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. Six Mile, S. C.
Lynchburg, S. C.
Darlington, S. C.
. Greenville, S.C.
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TALBERT K. COKER (2) . .
BRUCE C. COLE (2) . .
CORDELIA E. COLE (2) .
KENNETH L. COLE (2) . .
STANLEY P. COLE (3) . .
WILLIAM W. COLE (I) .
ANDREW H. COLEMAN (I)
BLANCHE E. COLEMAN (2)
FOSTER D. COLEMAN (2) .
JAMES A. COLEMAN (I ) .
JAMES A. COLEMAN (I) .
JAMES C. COLEMAN (2) .
JAMES K. COLEMAN (3) .
JAMES R. COLEMAN (I) .
KIM B. COLEMAN (2) . .
RICHARD A. COLEMAN (2)
ROBERT W. COLEMAN (I)
SHERYL A. COLEMAN (I) .
STAN D. COLEMAN (I)
WILLIAM A. COLEMAN III |
WILLIAM H. COLEMAN (3)
WILLIAM R. COLEMAN (3)
J. RANDALL COLLINS (2)
KATHRYN J. COLLINS (2)
RONALD T. COLLINS (I)
TOM D. L. COLLINS (2)
CHARLES A. COLLUM (3)
THOMAS J. CONDON (3)
LYN R. CONLEY (I) . . .
HARRIETT A. CONNOR (2)
. Turbev.lle, S. C.
Warrenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Langley, S. C.
Central, S. C.
. Lake Oty, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
. Hopkins, S. C.
Laurens, S. C.
Lake City, S. C.
. Abbeville. S. C.
. . Inman.S. C.
Pamplico, S. C.
Neptune. N.J.
. . Saluda, S. C.
Chester, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
Conway, S. C.
) . Pamplico, S. C.
Townville, S. C.
Clearwater, S. C.
Savannah, Ga.
Westminster, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Columbus, Ga.
Monetta, S. C.
Clemson. S. C.
. Doraville, Ga.
Gastonia. N. C.
CATHI J. CONOVER (I) . . Tallahassee, Fla.
DANIEL B. COOK (2) .... Lake City, S. C.
GEORGE R. COOK (I) .... Orlando, Fla.
JANET L. COOK (I) . . . Spartanburg, S.C.
LARRY T. COOK (2) . . . . Raleight, N. C.
ERNEST W. COOLER III (I) . . Pickens, S. C.
JAMES P. COOLER, JR. (I) . Ridgeland, S. C.
JOE H. COOLEY (I) . . . Prestonburg, Ky.
JOHN C. COOLEY (2) . . . . Pelzer, S. C.
ALLISON W. COONER (I) . . Johnston. S. C.
BROUGHTON E. COOPER (I) . Taylors, S. C.
CHARLES R. COOPER (21 . . Florence, S. C.
JERRY L. COOPER (3) .
JOHN B. COOPER (I) . .
NOAH B. COOPER, JR. (3)
RONALD E. COOPER (3)
WILLIAM W. COOPER (2)
JACOB M. COPE (I) . .
Rock Hill, S.C.
Greenville. S. C.
. Mullins, S. C.
Columbia, S.C.
Ladson. S. C.
Cope, S. C.
ROY W. COPELAN (2)
B. CAROL COPELAND (2)
CATHERINE J. COPELAND
JOEL M. COPELAND (I) .
WILLIAM E. COPELAND (3)
CLAUDE W. CORBETT (3)
HOWARD M. CORBETT (3)
JACQUELYN N. CORDELL
ALEXIA J. CORDER (I) .
CARL D. CORLEY (I) . .
SANDRA CORLEY (2) . .
JUDITH M. CORN (3) . .
Orangeburg. S. C.
Clemson, S. C.
(2) . Bamberg, S.C.
. Honea Path. S. C.
. Orangeburg, S. C.
Pmewood, S. C.
Wegener, S. C.
[I) . Greenville, S.C.
. . Willi ston. S.C.
N.Charleston, S.C.
Greenwood, S. C.
. . Mauldm.S. C.
MICHAEL H. CORNWELL (2)
Spartanburg
S. c
ROBERT J. CORNWELL (1) .
. Rock Hill
S. c
TIMOTHY L. CORNWELL (2)
. . Bel A,
Md
JOSEPH B. CORPENING (2)
Lenoir.
N.C
MICHAEL T. COSGROVE (2)
. Wheator
, Md
VINCENT J. COSITORE (1)
. New York
N.Y
GEORGE A. COTHRAN (3)
Greenville
S. C
LEWIS E. COTHRAN (1) .
Anderson
S. C
SUSAN COTHRAN (3) . .
Anderson
S. C
VIVIAN H. COUICK (2) . .
Lancaster
S. C
HENRY B. COULTER. JR. (1)
Rising Sur
. Md
DEBORAH H. COURSEY (2) .
Miami Spnnc
s, Fla
LARRY B. COURTNEY (3) .
. Lake City
S. C
PATRICK S. COURTNEY (2) .
Clemson
S. C
COLIN W. COVINGTON (l|
Norway
S. C
MELANIE S. COVINGTON (3)
. Anderson
S. C
PATRICIA COWAN (1) . .
. . Aiken
S. C
ALAN E. COWART (1) . .
Charleston
s. c
CATHERINE L. COX (2) .
Easley
s. c
CLARENCE G. COX (2) . .
. . Loris
s.c
JAMES A. COX (1) . . . .
JAMES W. COX (3) . . .
Abbeville
s. c
JERRY W. COX (3) . . .
Marion
s. c
JOHN D. COX (3) . . . .
. . Belton
s.c
JOHN S. COX (2) . . . .
. Greenville
s.c
JOSEPH S. COX (2) . . .
. Woodruff
s.c
LINWOOD P. COX (1) . .
. . Clinton
s.c
PATSY A. COX (3) . . .
Pickens
s.c
RALPH K. COX (1) . . . .
n.Ky
ROBERT A. COX (3) . . .
Pamplico
s.c
VINCENT M. COX (1) ...
. Denmark
s.c
WILLIAM T. COX (1) . .
Marion
s.c
JANE COYLE (1) . . . .
Greenville
s.c
CHRIS S. CRABTREE (2) . .
Myrtle Beach
s.c
CONSTANCE J. CRABTREE (1
} . Jackso
i. Fla
DIANE D. CRAIG (2) . . .
s.c
MARY E. CRAIG (3) . . .
Camden
s.c
VERD A. CRAIG (2) . . .
. Columbia
s.c
KEENAN G. CRAIGO (3)
Clemson
s.c
WILLIAM D. CRANDELL (2) .
. Oxon H,l
. Md
ROGER D. CRANFORD (3) .
. Chester
s.c
BERRY W. CRAWFORD, JR. (3
Greenwood
s.c
HUGH CRAWFORD (3) . .
St. Stephen
s.c
JAMES M. CRAWFORD (2) .
. . Pelzer
s.c
STEPHEN S. CRAWFORD (1)
Clemson
s.c
RANDOLPH B. CREAMER (1)
. Anderson
s.c
JOHN W. CREEL (3) . . .
Conway
s.c
THOMAS M. CRENSHAW (l|
. Clemson
s.c
DON M. CRIBB (3) . . . .
Walterboro
s.c
JOSEPH O. CRIDER (l| . .
Bamberg
s.c
PHILEMON K. CROFT (1) .
Greenville
s.c
MARION L. CROLLEY (2) .
Camden
s.c
BARBARA L. CROMER (3) .
Columbia
s.c
DURWARD C. CROMER. JR.
. Blackv.lle
s.c
MICHAEL J. CROMER (3) .
. Greenville
s.c
JOSEPH E. CROOK (3) . Chas. Heights
s.c
RONALD S. CROOKS (2) .
Seneca
s.c
SAMUEL E. CROSBY (3) .
Greenville
s.c
WAYNE S. CROSBY (1) . .
Cottageville
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GEORGE L. CROSGROVE (1)
Boothwy
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WILL N. CROUCH (2) .
DONALD R. CROWDER (I]
ALAN G. CRUMP (I) .
CHARLES D. CRUMPTON I
GLENN E. CUEMAN (3) .
BILLY T. CULBERTSON (I)
. . Griffin, Ga.
Kinards, S. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
. . Taylors, S. C.
Honea Path, S. C.
. Piedmont, S. C.
CHAS. M. CULBERTSON (3) . Ware Shoals, S. C.
CHERYL F. CULBERTSON [I) . Greenville, S. C.
JAMES D. CULBERTSON (2) . Ware Shoals, S. C.
JAMES E. CULBERTSON (2) . . . Easley, S. C.
ALAN D. CULLER (2) . . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
FRANCES B. CULLER (3) . . Orangeburg, S. C.
WOODROW W. CULP (2) . . Fort Mill, S. C.
ALTON B. CUMBIE (I) .... Central, S. C.
PAMELA G. CUMMINGS (I) . Newberry, S. C.
RAYMOND R. CUNNINGHAM (I) . Chas., S. C.
RICHARD C. CUNNINGHAM (3) Baltimore, Md.
STEPHEN M. CUNNINGHAM (2) . Aiken, S. C.
E. DRAKE CURRY (3) .... Greenville, S. C.
JOHN M. CURRY (3) . . . . Arlington, Va.
PHILIP C. CURTIS (I) . . . . Madison, Ga.
THOMAS J. CUSUMAND (3) . . Sumter, S. C.
CHARLES L. CUZZELL (3) . . Charleston, S. C.
DENNIS L DABNEY (2) . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
DAVID W. DAILEY (3) .... Clemson, S. C.
WILLIAM Z. DALEY (I) . . . . Columbia, S. C.
HENRY A. DALLEY (2) Seabrook, Md.
CLAUDE R. DALTON (2) . . . Pendleton. S. C.
HUBERT J. DANDRIDGE (3) . Cottageville, S. C.
HENRY S. DANGERFIELD (2) . Charleston. S. C.
RALPH W. DANIEL (3) . . . . Levonia, Ga.
WILLIAM S. DANIEL (2) . . Nichols, S. C.
DAVID F. DANSBY (3) . . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
LYNN Z. DANTZLER (3) . . . . Santee, S. C.
TERRY DARBY (2) Duncan, S. C.
GRAHAM W. DARDEN (3) . Greensboro, N. C.
LINDA L. DASHER (3) . . . Greenwood, S. C.
G. M. DAUGHTERY (3) . . . . Greenville. S. C.
CHARLES E. DAVENPORT (I] . . Kinards, S. C.
DARLENE C. DAVENPORT (3) . Columbia, S. C.
BENNY G. DAVENPORT (I) . Williamston, S. C.
CATHERINE A. DAVID (2) . . . Salters, S. C.
THOMAS M. DAVIDSON (I) . Chesterfield, S. C.
BUDDY E. DAVIS (I) .... Anderson, S. C.
COLLINGS S. DAVIS (2) . . Haddonfield, N. J.
DAVID E. DAVIS (3) .... Columbia, S. C.
GUY W. DAVIS (3) . . . . Greenville, S. C.
AARON H. DAVIS (I) . . . Greenville, S. C.
HERBERT S. DAVIS |2) .... Clemson. S. C.
JANE H. DAVIS (I) Clinton. S. C.
JOSEPH E. DAVIS (3) Sumter, S. C.
LAWRENCE E. DAVIS (2) . . . Laurens, S. C.
LINDA D. DAVIS (2) .... Charleston, S. C.
MICHAEL H. DAVIS (I) . . N. Charleston, S. C.
NOLLIE L. DAVIS (3) . . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
PAUL C. DAVIS (I) Central Islip, N. Y.
PEMBROKE W. DAVIS (3) . . . Augusta, Ga.
ROBERTA. DAVIS (I) . . . . Bowman. S. C.
ROBERT G. DAVIS (I) Greenville, S. C.
RODNEY L. DAVIS (2) .... Batesburg, S. C.
RICHARD C. DAVIS [2) . Charleston Hgts., S. C.
SARA P. DAVIS (I) Clinton, S. C.
SHERRY N. DAVIS (I) .... Greenville, S. C.
THOMAS H. DAVIS III (2) . . . Sumter, S. C.
THOMAS W. DAVIS, JR. (3) . . Columbia, S. C.
WILLIE E. DAVIS (2) . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
WILLIAM M. DAVIS (I) .
CHARLES B. DAVISON (3) .
BENJAMIN L DAWKINS (3)
PATRICK W. DAWKINS (I)
ROBERT S. DAY (I) . .
DONALD A. DEAL (2) . .
DON L. DEAN (2) . .
EARL E. DEARHART (I)
JAMES D. DEAS (2) .
GRANT A. DEASE (2) .
REBECCA H. DEFOOR (
PHILIP G. DEGEN (3) .
Wilmington, Dela.
. Asheville, N. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
. Pickens, S. C.
. Newark, Dela.
. Greenville, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
Westminster. S. C.
. . Sumter, S. C.
TERESA A. DEGEN (2) .
D. VERNON DeHART, JR.
DOROTHY A. DEINES (2)
ROY A. DeLAUDER (2|
FRANCIS B. deLOACH, JR. (2)
PERRY B. DeLOACH (3) . .
JAMES E. DeLOACHE (3) .
MARY E. DeLOACHE (I) . .
FRANK R. DeLUCA (3) . Upper
JONES R. DEMPSEY (3) . .
TONY R. DEMPSEY (3) . . .
DON E. DENISON (3) . .
THEODORE S. DENNIS (2)
ROBERT A. DENNY (2)
CHARLES R. DENTON (I) .
JOHN G. DENTON (3) .
RICHARD S. DENTON (I) .
KENNETH W. DETWILER (3)
ALBERT L DeVEAUX (I) .
CHARLES H. DEWITT (3) .
MARY E. DeWITT (I) . . .
MICHAEL G. DeWITT (I)
ALLEN R. DICKARD (2) .
JAMES A. DICKENSON (I)
. . Sumter, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Silver Spring, Md.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Walterboro, S. C.
Easley, S. C.
. Camden, S. C.
Saddle River. N.J.
. Barnwell. S. C.
. . Varnville, S.C.
Rocky River, Ohio
. Kingstree, S. C.
. Windsor, N.Y.
. Greenville, S.C.
. N. Augusta, Ga.
. Rock Hill, S.C.
. Columbia, S. C.
. Charleston, S. C.
St. Matthews, S.C.
. Greenville, S. C.
. Hartsville, S. C.
. . Pickens. S.C.
. Belvedere, S. C.
LAWRENCE W. DICKENSON (3) . Belvedere, S. C.
JULIAN T. DICKERSON (I)
AVERY S. DICKSON (2) .
BARBARA M. DIEGLIO (2)
NICHOLAS J. DilORIO (2)
JANICE R. DILLARD (2)
. . York, S.C.
. . York, S.C.
Cleveland, Ohio
N. Haledon. N.J.
Easley, S. C.
CHARLES W. DILLASHAW (I) . Anderson, S. C.
CHARLES C. DIMMOCK (I)
GENE L. DINK1NS (I) . .
MARY L. DION (2) . . .
JULIAN S. DIXON III (2) .
RONALD W. DJUREN (3) .
SYDNEY R. DOAK (3) . . .
MICHAEL H. DODD (2) .
MARY E. DODGENS (I) .
SUSAN G. DODGENS (2) .
GRADY E. DOMINICK (I)
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Clemson, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
. Summerville. S. C.
. . Lake City, S.C.
Prospect Park, N.J.
. Walterboro, S. C.
West Orange, N.J.
. . . Easley, S. C.
. . Greenville, S. C.
. . Prosperity, S. C.
. . Seneca, S. C.
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EMILY D. DONALDSON (3) .
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
WM. F. DONALDSON. JR. (3)
. Annapolis, Md.
DAVID C. DORN (1) ...
Charleston, S. C.
JAMES W. DORN (3) . .
Charleston, S. C.
JACK R. DORRELL (1) . .
Kingstree, S. C.
THOMAS G. DOSS (3) . .
Wapakoneta, Ohio
DIANNE C. DOTSON (2) . .
. Lancaster, S. C.
GRAHAM T. DOUGLASS (2) .
South Pines, N. C.
JERRY D. DOVER (1) . . .
Enoree. S. C.
DEBRA DOWDA (1) . . . .
Greensboro, N. C.
MILLARD W. DAWD (3) . .
. Burlington, N. C.
TIMOTHY J. DOYLE (1) . .
. Baltimore, Md.
W. KEITH DOZIER (3) . .
. Conway, S. C.
ROBERT D. DRAKE (1) . . .
. Mauldin. S. C.
WILLIAM T. DRENNAN (2) .
. Rock Hill. S. C
ARTHUR H. DRIGGERS (3) .
. . Atlanta, Ga.
MYRA J. DRINKARD (1) . . .
. Hartsville, S. C.
AL D. DROEGE (3) . . . . Charlotte, N. C.
NEAL S. DRUCKER (2) . . . Charleston, S. C.
JOHN H. DRUMMOND (I) . . Ninety Six, S. C.
WILLIAM C. DuBOIS (2) ... Bridgeton, N. J.
DAVID E. DuBOSE (I) Oswego, S. C.
PHILIP B. DuBOSE (2) Sumter, S. C.
FREDDY E. DUCEY (2) .... Ridgeland, S. C.
JOHN C. DUCKETT (2) Erie, Pa.
GEORGE M. DUCWORTH (3) . Anderson, S. C.
LYMAN A. DUCWORTH, JR. (3) Williamston, S. C.
PATRICK S. DUFFY (I) . . . Garden City, N. Y.
DEBORA DUKE (I) Charleston, S. C.
DANNY L. DUKES (2) .... Falls Church, Va.
JAMES D. DUKES (3) . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
RICHARD C. DUKES (I) . . . Reevesville, S. C.
WAYNE H. DUKES (I) .... Reevesville, S. C.
ROBERT G. DULLA (2) . . . . Atlanta, Ga.
LEWIS C. DUMONT (I) .... Charleston, S. C.
LLOYD R. DUMONT (I) . . . Charleston, S. C.
ROBERTA. DuMONT (I) . . . Somerville, N. J.
JOHN P. DUNBAR (3) .... Rock Hill, S. C.
CHARLES B. DUNCAN, JR. (2) . Greenville. S. C.
LARRY W. DUNCAN (2) . . . Easley, S. C.
MARION J. DUNCAN (2) . . . Taylors, S. C.
RONNIE J. DUNCAN (I) . . . Seneca, S. C.
DAVID M. DUNN (2) .... Greenville, S. C.
CATHY V. DUNN (3) North, S. C.
LAWRENCE A. DUNN (I) . . . Ambridge, Pa.
WILLIAM A. DUNN (3) . . . Donalds, S. C.
CHARLES H. DuPRE (3) . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
PERRY W. DuRANT (I) .... Sumter, S. C.
ROBERT R. DuRANT (2) . . Myrtle Beach, S.C.
WILLIAM E. DURANT (2) . . . Sumter, S. C.
FRAMPTON W. DURBAN (2) . . . Aiken, S. C.
JACK C. DURHAM (I) . . . Mauldin, S. C.
PATRICIA A. DURHAM (2] . . Clemson, S. C.
JOSEPH L. DUTROW (I) . . . Frederick, Md.
TOMMY L DUTTON (3) . . . . Griffin, Ga.
MANFRED DWORSCHAK (3) . Charleston, S. C.
DOUGLAS C. DYAR (I) . . . Seneca, S.C.
LEWIS C. DYER (2) . . . . Dedham, Mass.
HENRY DYSON IV (2) . . . Walterboro, S. C.
NED M. EADDY (3] . . . . Lake City, S. C.
ROBERT B. EADDY (I) .... Lake City, S. C.
JESSE C. EARGLE (2) Jackson, S. C.
ROBERT T. EASTMAN (2) . . South River, N.J.
THOMAS N. EATON (2] . . Charlottesville, Va.
GLENN M. EBY (2) Allentown, Pa.
RONALD W. ECK (3) . . . Kenicworth, N. J.
GEORGE EDELL, JR. (I) . . . . Sharon, Pa.
HENRY C. EDENS III (3] . . . . Dalzell, S.C.
WILLIAM T. EDENS (2) . . . Ocean Drive, S. C.
DONNIE J. EDGAR (3) . . . . Seneca, S.C.
SANDY EDGE (2) Conway, S. C.
JAMES H. EDGERLY (I) .... Savannah, Ga.
MILDRED L. EDMUNDS (I) . . McCormick. S. C.
ALLEN G. EDWARDS (3) . . . Cheraw, S. C.
DOLORES G. EDWARDS (I) . . Greenville, S. C.
GREGORY P. EDWARDS (2) . . . Inman.S.C.
JAMES H. EDWARDS III (3) . . . Clemson, S. C.
JAMES K. EDWARDS (3) . Galivants Ferry, S. C.
JOHN R. EDWARDS (I) . . . Greenville, S. C.
LARRY B. EDWARDS (I) . Galivants Ferry, S. C.
LAURA G. EDWARDS (3) . . Alexandria, La.
MARVIN S. EDWARDS, JR. (3) . . Lyman, S.C.
MICHAEL C. EDWARDS (3) . . . Cheraw, S. C.
THOMAS B. EDWARDS (3) . . Ninety Six. S. C.
WILLIAM B. EDWARDS (2) . . Johnston, S. C.
W.JEAN EDWARDS (3) . . . Wellford, S. C.
WILLIAM N.EDWARDS (3) . . Mullins, S. C.
BEVERLY EGGER (3) . . Cristobal, Canal Zone
CHERYL E. EGGERT (3) . . . . Aiken, S. C.
GEORGE D. EHNAT (3) . Hilton Head Isld., S.C.
MURRELL J. EICHELBERGER (2) . Mt. Dora, Fla.
DAVID R. EISON (I) Cayce, S. C.
LLOYD L ELDER (3) . . . Silver Spring, Md.
LINDA K. ELKIN (3) . . . . Greenville. S. C.
JANA C. ELLEDGE (2) . . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
CRAIG D. ELLEFSON (3) . . Spartanburg, S. C.
DALE F. ELLENBURG (3) . . . Anderson, S. C.
JAMES R. ELLENBURG (2) . . . Seneca. S. C.
DEBBIE E. ELLIOTT (2) Greenville, S. C.
ROGER N. ELLIOTT (3) . . . Decatur, Ga.
BARBARA G. ELLIS (I) . . . . Anderson, S. C.
JAMES J. ELLIS (3) Cincinnati, Ohio
PHILIP A. ELLIS (3) . . . . Simpsonville, S. C.
THOS. G. ELLIS III (2) . Jacksonville Beach, Fla.
WILLIAM H. N. ELLIS. JR. (3) . Clemson, S. C.
DANIEL R. ELLISON (3] . . . Williamston, S. C.
F. STEPHEN ELLISON (3) . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
L.ARRY E. ELMORE (3] Greer, S. C.
CLAUDENE D. ELROD (3) ... Anderson, S. C.
RONALD A. ELWELL (I] . . Haddonfield, N. J.
EMIL H. EMANUEL (2) . . . Lancaster, S. C.
MARY R. EMBRY (2) . . . . Rock Hill, S.C.
WARREN J. ENG (2) .... New York, N. Y.
WILLIAM D. ENGLE (I) . Washingtonville. N. Y.
SAM J. ENIS. JR. (3) . . . . Clemson, S.C.
PATTI A. ENNESSY (I) ... Tallahassee, Fla.
RICHARD E. EPPES (3) . . . Greenville. S. C.
ROBERT E. EPPS (3) . . . N. Charleston, S. C.
MILTON M. EPSTEIN, JR. (2) . . Atlanta, Ga.
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CLAUDE D. EPTING (I) .
JOHNNIE T. EPTING (I) . .
STEVEN EPPS. JR. (2) . .
STEVEN T. EPTON (2) . . .
DANNY L. ERSKINE (I) . .
EDWIN W. ESTRIDGE, JR.
GEORGE B. ETHERIDGE, JR.
DON L. ETHREDGE (2) . .
JOSEPH T. EUBANKS (2)
CARLISLE E. EVANS (2) . .
EVIN J. EVANS (2) . . .
Leesville, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
Chester, S. C.
Campobello, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
. Bethune, S. C.
. Lake City, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
JAMES E. EVANS, JR. . . . Newberry, S. C.
Timmonsville, S. C.
. Lake City. S. C.
. . Six Mile. S. C.
. . Belton. S. C.
Greenville. S. C.
MICHAEL E. EVANS (3
RICK R. EVANS (2)
RUSSELL E. EVANS (2)
JENNY L. EVATT (2)
JIMMIE W. EVATT (3)
JOHNNY S. EVERETTE (
SLADE F. EXLEY (2) .
RICHARD W. EYLER (2)
DAVID M. FAGG (2) .
ALVIS W. FAIL (I) .
NANCY K. FAIREY (3)
. Piedmont, S. C.
Covington, Ga.
Westminster, Md.
. Anderson, S. C.
Warrenville.S. C.
. . Latta, S. C.
N. KENYON FAIREY (3) .
ROBERT J. FAIREY (3) .
PATRICIA L. FANT (2) .
HOWARD G. FARMER (I)
DAVID R. FARNHAM (2) .
OWEN B. FARRIS (2) . .
. . . Latta, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
. . . Toccoa, Ga.
Travelers Rest, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
ARTHUR A. FAU (I) Nutley, N.J.
MALCOLM D. FAULKENBERRY ( I ) Kershaw, S. C.
TAYLOR D. FEASTER (2) . W. Columbia, S. C.
RALPH T. FEATH (2) . . . Charleston. S. C.
MARC M. FEINBERG (3) . . Philadelphia. Pa.
THOMAS M. FELDER (I) . . . Santee, S. C.
RAYSOR H. FELKEL (1) . .
. . Elloree, S. C
GARY P. FELLERS (2) . . .
Anderson, S. C
JAMES E. FENDER (2) . .
Reevesville, S. C
RONALD F. FENWICK (1) .
Goodland, Ind
JAMES R. FERGUSON (1) .
. Rock Hill. S. C
THOMAS D. FERGUSON (1)
. Abbeville. S. C
WILLIAM F. FERGUSON (3)
Clover, S. C
JOSEPH E FEWELL (3)
. . . York, S. C
THOMAS E. FEWELL (2) . .
Beaufort, S. C
LEWIS M. FICKEN (3) . . .
N.Augusta, S. C
JAMES H. FICKLING III (1)
. BlackvilleS. C
BARBARA A. FIELD (2) . .
Seneca, S. C
THOMAS H. FIELDERS, JR. (1 )
. Columbia, S.C
RICHARD B. FILLYAW (3) .
Columbia, S. C
GROVER M. FINCHER (2) .
Cheraw, S. C
LYNN M. FINCHER (2) . .
Sumter, S. C
MICHAEL L. FINLAYSON (1)
. . APON.Y
SANDREA P. FINLEY (2) . .
. Clemson, S. C
WILLIAM G. FINLEY (3) .
. . Easley. S.C
WILLIAM B. FINNEY II . .
. . Liberty. S. C
WILLIAM J. FINLEY (1) . .
Easley, S. C
DAVID K. FISHBURNE (1) .
Doraville, Ga
DALE S. FISHER (1) . . .
. Pittsburgh, Pa
JAMES M. FISHER (2) . . .
. . Easley, S. C
RONALD F. FISHER (3) .
WILLIAM J. FISHER, JR. (3
JOHN W. FLATLEY (I) .
ARNOLD R. FLEEK (2) .
VICTOR S. FLEISHEL (I) .
JOHN R. FLEMING (I) .
MEREDITH A. FLEMING (3)
TOMMY J. FLEMING (3) .
WILLIAM H. FLEMING (3)
WILLIAM R. FLEMING, JR.
DONALD H. FLECHER (3)
JAMES L. FLECHER (I) .
SHEILA W. FLETCHER (2)
KENNETH R. FLINT (3) .
CAROLE R. FLITTER (3) .
FLETCHER F. FLOCHER (3)
ANNE M. FLORIAN (2) .
LEE M. FLOWERS, JR. (3)
CHERYL L. FLOYD (3) .
JOHN W. FLOYD (3) .
LLOYD B. FLOYD, JR. (2)
LILLIAN E. FLOYD (I)
MARION R. FLOYD (3)
ROBERT C. FLOYD (3)
STEPEN E. FLOYD (2)
JAMES L. FORBES (I)
ROBERT E. FORBES (3)
BECKY L. FORD (2) .
GAYLE Y. FORD (I)
JOHN WM. FORD (2)
T. BARTON FORD (2) .
TERRY W. FORD (I) . ,
THOMAS K. FORD (2) .
ZARVIS T. FORD, JR. (2) .
WILLIAM F. FORDHAM (I]
DONALD B. FORE (2)
HENRY C. FORREST
TOMILYN FORRESTER (2]
SHERRY Y. FORTENBERRY
JAMES J. FORTH (2) .
MICHAEL D. FORTH
SHIRLEY C. FORTSON
DANIEL D. FOSTER (3)
DANIEL M. FOSTER (I)
GERALD D. FOSTER (I) .
JAMES C. FOSTER (I) .
JEFFERY W. FOSTER (I)
JOHN S. FOSTER (2) . .
MARTHA J. FOSTER (l|
LAURENS P. FOUCHE (2)
ANGIE L. FOWLER (2) .
HARRIET K. FOWLER (I)
ROBERT C. FOWLER (I)
RONNIE W. FOWLER (3)
JOHN B. FOX (I | . . .
JOHN M. FOXWORTH (I)
HARRY L. FOY (2) . .
PATTERSON W. FOY, JR. (3)
WILLIAM D. FRALICK (I)
Decatur, Ga.
Conover, N. C.
Belvedere, S. C.
Rock Hill, S. C.
. Deland, Fla.
Freehold, N.J.
. Buffalo, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Abbeville, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
Ridgeland, S. C.
Seneca. S. C.
Williston, S. C.
Charlotte, N. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Flagsdale, Fla.
. . Berwyn, Pa.
Hartsville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Conway, S. C.
. . Olanta, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
Conway, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
Joanna, S. C.
Houston, Tex.
Dayton, Ohio
, . Pickens, S. C.
Honea Path, S. C.
. Rockville, Md.
. Greenville, S. C.
Kingsport, Tenn.
Fairforest, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Georgetown. S. C.
. Johnston, S. C.
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. . Duncan, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Atlanta, Ga.
. . Mullms. S. C.
Will.amston, S. C.
Columbus. Ga.
Conway, S. C.
. Barnwell, S. C.
. Springfield, S. C.
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WILLIAM J. FREDERICK (
WILLIAM J. FREE (3) .
MICHAEL N. FREELAND (
BRUCE E. FREEMAN (I)
JAMES C. FREEMAN (3)
LARRY E. FREEMAN (2)
LARRY W. FREEMAN (I)
. Columbia, S. C.
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Walterboro, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
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MARTHA E. FROEMMING (3) . Houston, Texas
CHARLES R. FRONEBERGER (3) Gastoma, N. C.
BENJAMIN H. FRYE (3) . Galivant's Ferry, S. C.
INMAN S. FRYE (I) Elberton. Ga.
TOM G. FUDURIC (I) . . . Greenville, S. C.
FRED T. FUGIEL (3) . Wadmalaw Island, S. C.
RICHARD R. FULLER (I)
TEMPIE G. FULMER (I) .
GLENNIS R. FUNDERBURG
J. TOM FUNDERBURK (2) ,
RICHARD A. FURST (2)
I. DAVID FUTRELL (I] . .
GERARD A. GAETA (I) .
GEORGE W. GAGE (3) .
ROBERT T. GAGEL (2) . .
STANLEY D. GAILEY (3) .
CHARLES M. GAILLARD (I]
WILLIAM M. GAILLARD (2)
CHARLES B. GAINEY (2) .
DENNIS C. GAINEY (I) .
PHILIP C. GAINEY (I) . .
CHERYL A. GALE (3) . .
CHARLES D. GALLARDO (I)
CANDACE A. GALLOWAY (
ALVIN C. GALLOWAY (I)
WILLIE C. GALLOWAY (2)
SAMUEL P. GALPHIN (I) .
PETER J. GALUSKA (2)
RICHARD W. GALWAY (2)
JAMES D. GAMBLE (2) .
DAN H. GAMBRELL (3) .
AUBREY D. GANTT (I) .
RONALD G. GANTT (I ) .
ROBERT D. GARCES (3) .
ASHLEY C. GARDNER (3)
CARL R. GARDNER (3) . .
DELORIS GARDNER (2) .
HARRY D. GARDNER (3) .
SUSAN C. GARLAND (3) .
GERALD B. GARRETT (2) .
JAMES T. GARRETT (I) .
ROBERT S. GARRETT (2) .
WILLIAM T. GARRETT (3)
GLEN I. GARRIS (2) . .
FRANK W. GARRISON (3)
JEAN F. GARRISON (I) .
JOHN D. GARRISON (I) .
MARGARET GARRISON (21
Athens, Ga.
Simpsonville, S. C.
I) N. Augusta, S. C.
. Chester, S. C.
. . Nutley, N.J.
Savannah, Ga.
Livingston, N. J.
. . Fort Mill, S. C.
. . Louisville, Ky.
. . . . Iva.S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
. Holly Hill, S. C.
Darlington, S. C.
. Hartsville, S. C.
. Hartsville, S. C.
. . Bassett, Va.
3alboa, Canal Zone
| . Anderson, S. C.
Darlington, S. C.
Darlington, S. C.
. Holly Hill, S. C.
Rochester, Minn.
. Anderson, S. C.
Lancaster, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
. Williston, S. C.
Winnsboro, S. C.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Charleston. S. C.
. Lake View, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
Cinnaminson, N. J.
Central, S. C.
. Six Mile, S. C.
. . Halifax. Va.
Mountville, S. C.
. . Pelzer, S. C.
. Sumter, S. C.
Simpsonville, S. C.
. Clemson.S. C.
. Piedmont, S. C.
. Johnston, S. C.
s. c.
s. c.
N.J.
RICHARD M. GARRISON (I) Sandy Spgs.,
RICHARD P. GARRISON (I) . Greenville.
JAMES W. GARTHE (3) . . .
MERRELL 0- GARVIN (2) . . Pendleton, S. C.
JOHN F. GASKINS (2) . . . Clinton, S. C.
JOHN P. GASTON III (I) . . Richburg, S. C.
ROBERT R. GATLING, JR. (2) . Jackson, Miss.
JENNIE E. GAULT (2) . . Fountain Inn, S. C.
PAUL E. GAULT, JR. (2) . Fountain Inn, S. C.
TALMADGE D. GAULT (I) . . . Gaffney, S. C.
TIM E. GAUSE (I) . . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
EDWARD G. GEDDINGS (3) . . Sumter, S. C.
THOMAS F. GENTRY, JR. (2) . . Easley, S. C.
SANDRA A. GENTRY (3) . . . Anderson, S. C.
HARRY D. GEORGE (2) .... Central. S. C.
SUZANNE GEORGE (3) . . . . Elkton. Md.
DANAE GEORGES (I) . . . Clearwater, Fla.
ALEXANDRA GEORGEO (3) . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
GEORGE C. GEORGIADES
ALLEN R. GERHARDT (2) .
GERALD W. GERKEN (I) .
MICHAEL G. GERONIMOS
NABIL E. GHATTAS (3) .
LARRY W. GHENT (3) .
DOYLE W. GIBSON (2) .
DONALD W. GIBSON (2) .
FRANK A. GIBSON (I) .
FRANK M. GIBSON (I) .
JOHN W. GIBSON (2)
MARK D. GIBSON (2) .
. Greenville, S. C.
. Baltimore. Md.
Charleston. S. C.
. Levittown, N.Y.
Clemson. S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
. Saluda, S. C.
. Beaufort, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
N. Augusta, S. C.
. McLean, Va.
STEPHEN G. GIBSON (I) . . Clemson, S. C.
WILLIAM R.GIBSON (I) . . Columbia, S. C.
WILLIAM D. GILBERT (2) . . Florence, S. C.
BRUCE H. GILBERTSON (3) . . Plainfield. N.J.
GEORGE M. GILCHRIST (I) . Orangeburg, S. C.
HOWARD T. GILCHRIST (2) . Williston, S. C.
WILLIAM P. GILCHRIST (3) . Rock Hill, S. C.
CATHERINE A. GILDEN (I ) . . Walhalla. S. C.
ALAN S. GILL (2) Greenville. S. C.
DOUGLAS A. GILL (I ) . . Spartanburg, S. C.
NICHOLAS H. GILL (I) . . . Rock Hill. S. C.
R. MICHAEL GILL (2) . . . . Atlanta. Ga.
CHEREE L. GILLESPIE (2) .
MARGUERITA M. GILLESPIE
VIRGINIA L. GILLESPIE (I)
JACK W. GILLETTE (I) .
THOMAS C. GILLIAM (I)
ROBIN E. GILLINGHAM (I)
CHERIE L. GILREATH (I) .
MIKE K. GILREATH (2) . .
DAVID G. GIL-STRAP (3) .
JUDY B. GILSTRAP (2) . .
JUNE Y. GILSTRAP (2) . .
L. EARL GILSTRAP (3) . .
Washington, D. C.
I ) Anderson, S. C.
. . Easley, S. C.
Edwards AFB. Calif.
. . Aiken, S. C.
Clemson. S. C.
Travelers Rest. S. C.
Piedmont, S. C.
. . Brevard. N. C.
. . Pickens, S. C.
. . Pickens, S. C.
. . Easley. S. C.
RICHARD H. GILSTRAP (2)
ROBERT W. GIST, JR. (2)
HERBERT J. GITHENS (I)
ROSS E. GIUNTA (3) .
WARREN T. GIVENS (3) .
WILLIAM H. GLADDEN (2
Easle
Unic
. s. c.
, s. c.
;mnaminson, N.J.
Fair Lawn, N.J.
. Sumter, S, C.
Winnsboro. S. C.
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EDWARD L. GLASS (2) .
THOMAS L GLEATON (2]
CHARLES J. GLENN, JR. (3)
E. ANNE GLENN (3) . . .
EMILY J. GLENN (2) . .
JOHN W. GLENN (2) . .
LUCY M. GLENN (I) .
RONALD E. GLENN (3)
STEPHEN G. GLENN (2)
THOMAS N. GLENN (I)
JOHN A. GLINN (3) .
EBEN D. GODBOLD (3)
MOULTRIE R. GODFREY
PETER L. GOEBEL (2)
ROBERT P. GOEHLE (2)
LARRY N. GOFF (2) .
DAVID H. GOLLY (3) .
JAMES B. GOOCH (3)
EDWARD G. GOODE (I)
JAY W. GOODMAN (2) .
M. CELESTE GORDON [3]
WILLIAM E. GORDON (3
JOHN A. GOSNELL (I)
NICHOLAS E. GOSSETT (:
W. JOEL GOSSETT (2) .
SAM E. GRADY (2) . .
CHARLES A. GRAHAM (:
JOEL G. GRAHAM (I) .
JOHN D. GRAHAM (2) .
LINDSAY B. GRAHAM (I
Clemson, S. C.
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
. . . Union, S.C.
. Anderson, S.C.
. Anderson, S.C.
. Wayhan. N. C.
. . Newark, Del.
. Clemson, S.C.
. . Starr, S.C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Richmond, Va.
Florence. S. C.
. Charleston, S. C.
Lancaster, S. C.
. Walhalla.S. C.
. Winnsboro, S. C.
. Jacksonville, Fla.
. . Central, S.C.
. . . Wyclcoff, N.J.
. . . Charleston, S. C.
. . . Sumter, S. C.
) . . Charleston, S. C.
. . Greenville, S.C.
I) . . Greenville, S.C.
Calhoun, Ga.
. . Columbia, S.C.
I] . Spartanburg, S. C.
Yardley, Pa.
Charleston Hgts., S. C.
... Timonium, Md.
OSCAR D. GRAHAM (2) .
ROBERT L. GRAHL (I) . .
WANDA S. GRAINGER (I)
ANDREW C. GRAMLING (3)
HASKELL E. GRANT (3) .
KENNETH D. GRANT (3) .
MICHAEL L. GRANT (2) .
RONALD W. GRANT (I] .
WALTER T. GRANT (3] . .
HERBERT G. GRANTHAM (3]
MARTHA J. GRAVLEY (I) .
BLAINE E. GRAY. JR. (2) . Winston-Salem. N. C.
. . Mt. Ulla, N. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. . . Loris. S.C.
. Orangeburg, S. C.
. . Pickens, S.C.
Pickens, S. C.
Seneca, S. C.
. . Pickens, S. C.
. Chester, S. C.
N. Charleston, S. C.
. . Greenville, S. C.
GEORGE M. GRAY (3)
ROBERT W. GRAY (I)
DAVID L. GREEN (3)
JERRY B. GREEN (3) .
JOHN W. GREEN (3)
NANCY C. GREEN (21
Martinez. Ga.
Easley, S. C.
Lynchburg, S. C.
Graniteville, S. C.
. Beaufort, S. C.
Central, S. C.
RONALD L. GREEN (3] . . . Greenville, S. C.
ZOLLIE C. GREEN (I) . . . . Turbeville. S. C.
FRANCIS J. GREENE III (I] . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
JOHN B. GREENE (2) .... Greenville, S. C.
JAMES M. GREENWOOD (3) . Greenville. S. C.
JAMES R. GREER (3) .
Spartanburg, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
. . Danville, Va.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
E RAWSON GRIFFIN (2) . North Augusta, S. C.
DANNY E. GREGG (3) .
HARRISON B. GREGORY
MAX P. GREGORY (2) .
THOMAS W. GREY (3) .
D. KAY GRIFFIN (II . .
JOHN D. GRIFFIN [1) . .
Pomaria. S. C.
RANDALL P. GRIFFIN (3) .
. . Six Mile, S. C.
JOHN D. GRIFFITH (3) .
. . Barnwell, S. C.
KEITH H. GRIFFITH (2) . .
Batesburg, S. C.
WILLIAM J. GRIFFITH (2) .
Saluda, S. C.
CHARLEY C. GRIGGS, JR. (
) . Hartsville, S. C.
JAMES M. GRIGGS (3) . .
. Hartsville, S. C.
BARRY E. GROFIC (1) . . .
. N.Versailles, Pa.
STEVEN A. GROOVER (3) .
. . East Point, Ga.
LINDA S. GRUBB (2) . .
Seneca, S. C.
ROBY W. GRUBBS (2) . .
. . Denmark, S. C.
CECILE A. GUERRY (2) . . Moncks Corner, S. C.
DICKSON B. GUILE. JR. (1)
. Huntington, N. Y.
KENNETH J. GUTSHAW (2)
. Port Wash., N.Y.
JOHN M. HAAS (3) . . .
. Charleston, S. C.
ROBIN J. HADDEN (2) . .
. . . Elgin, III.
ARTHUR L. HADDOCK (3)
. . Clemson, S. C.
ALECIA A. HADDON (3) .
. . Donalds, S. C.
ALICE M. HADDON (3) . .
. . Donalds, S.C.
MARK R. HAFEN (1) . . .
McLean, Va.
GEORGE E. HAGAN (1) . .
. Charleston, S. C.
SAVERIO HAGOOD (1) . .
. Philadelphia, Pa.
GEORGE M. HAILE (1) . .
. . Savannah, Ga.
FRANCES M. HAINES (1) .
. Columbia, S. C.
BRADFORD L. HAIR (2) .
Bedford, Mass.
H. GARRETT HALE (2) . . L
ghthouse Point, Fla.
THOMAS R. HALE (1) . .
Baltimore, Md.
WILLIAM R. HALE (1) . .
. Millinocket, Me.
DAVID F. HALL (3) . . .
Pennsville, N. J.
DAVID N. HALL (3) ...
. Mt. Ulla, N. C.
JAMES D. HALL (2) . .
N.Augusta, S.C.
J. DAVID HALL (2) . . .
Florence, S. C.
JAMES E. HALL (3) . . .
Anderson, S. C.
THOMAS G. HALL (1) . .
. . Canton, N. C.
TURNER C. HALL (1) . .
. Mt. Ulla, N.C.
W. PRESTON HALL (3) . .
. Shaw AFB, S.C.
WILLIAM W. HALL (1) .
. Brevard, N.C.
LOWELL M. HALLMAN (2)
. . Gilbert, S.C.
J. CRAIG HALMAN (2) .
. . Norfolk, Va.
RICHARD S. HALPERN (1)
. Huntington, N.Y.
THOMAS L HALSEY (1) . .
. Charleston, S. C.
SHEILA G. HALSTEAD (2) .
. Charleston, S. C.
CHARLES L. HALTIWANGER
2) . W. Cola., S.C.
KENDALL A. HALTIWANGER
2) Little Mtn., S.C.
PAUL A. HAMBRIGHT (1) .
. . Grover, N. C.
JOHN M. HAMES (1) . .
. . Chesnee, S. C.
DONALD H. HAMILTON (2)
Easley, S. C.
NANCY E. HAMILTON (1)
. . Clifton, N.J.
NORMAN B. HAMILTON (3)
Newport News, Va.
RUSSELL J. HAMILTON (1) .
Daytona Beach, Fla.
SHERRIL L. HAMM (2) . .
. Charleston, S. C.
TOM V. HAMMOND (2) . .
. . Modoc, S. C.
WILLIAM H. HAMMOND (3)
. Greenwood, S. C.
JERRY L. HAMPTON (1) .
Laurens, S. C.
JAMES R. HANAHAN (3) .
. . . Atlanta, Ga.
ELIZABETH C. HANCOCK (3
. . . Olney, Md.
KEITH H. HANCOCK (1) .
Spartanburg, S. C.
FRANCIS S. HANE (2) . .
. Ft. Motte, S. C.
CHARLES P. HANNA (1) .
. Greenville, S. C.
SHARON K. HANNA (1) .
. Gastonia, N. C.
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GWYNN L. HARDEE (I] .
KATHY L HARDEE (I) .
HOWARD W. HARDER (I)
JAMES C. HARDIN (2) .
STEVE F. HARDIN (I) . .
Greensboro, N. C.
. . Loris, S.C.
. Hartsville, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.
. Canton, N. C.
BEN W. HARDING (I) McBee.S.C.
NELSON L. HARDWICK (I) Galivants Ferry, S. C.
WILLIAM T. HARDWICK (I) . . Conway, S. C.
THOMAS R. HARE (I) , . . Leesville, S. C.
THOMAS C. HARMON (I) . . Lexington, S. C.
JEREL D. HARMON (3) . . . Prosperity, S. C.
LEON C. HARMON (3) .
LEON E. HARMON (I) .
BERNARD C. HARPER (3)
LARRY O. HARPER (3) .
MARGARET A. HARPER (2]
REGINALD H. HARPER (2)
ROBERT N. HARPER (I) .
CHARLES W. HARRELL (3)
JOE S. HARRELL (3) . .
RICHARD L. HARRELL (I)
J. MELINDA HARRELSON (I
NANCY E. HARRINGTON (3
CHERYL L. HARRIS (2) .
GERALD S. HARRIS (I) .
JOHN R. HARRIS (3) . .
MICHAEL P. HARRIS (3) .
CHARLES L. HARRISON (3)
CHARLES W. HARRISON (3]
DAVID W. HARRISON (2) .
DIANNE R. HARRISON (2)
HENRY M. HARRISON (2)
JOAN M. HARRISON (2) .
PAMELA A. HARRISON (2)
POWELL B. HARRISON (I)
. Lexington, S. C.
Cayce, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Charlotte, N. C.
. Marlton, N.J.
Charleston, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
. Columbia, S.C.
Columbia, S. C.
Morristown, Tenn.
. Greenville, S. C.
. Canal Point, Fla.
. . Atlanta. Ga.
. Abbeville. S.C.
Westminster, S.C.
. Greenville, S. C.
. . Clemson, S. C.
. . Central. S.C.
larrisonburg, Va.
. Aiken, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Kline, S.C.
Columbia, S.C.
JAMES H. HARROLD (I) . . Spartanburg, S. C.
STEVEN J. HARROWER (3) . . . Clemson, S. C.
ANNE L. HARSHMAN (I) . . . Clemson, S. C.
DONALD E. HART (I) . . Winston-Salem, N. C.
JOEL D. HART (2) Newark, N.J.
RICHARD M. HART (3) . . . Mauldin, S. C.
CLAUDE J. HARTRIDGE (I)
M LENOIR HARTZLER (3) .
BRUCE R. HARVEY (3) . .
RICK A. HARVEY (I) . .
RICHARD J. HARVIE (I) .
RICHARD S. HARWELL (I)
MARCUS D. HARWOOD (I
ALFORD HASELDEN (3)
GEORGE L. HASELDEN (I)
JULIAN C. HASELDEN (2)
SANDRA HASH (2) . . .
. Atlanta, Ga.
. Camden, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Natick, Mass.
. Allendale, S.C.
Cle
an, S.C.
Charleston, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
. Scranton, S. C.
Greenville, S.C.
WILLIAM H. HASSKAMP (3) . Bennettsville, S. C.
WILLIAM P. HASTY (I)
CHARLES S. HATFIELD (
ANNE-MARIE HAVENGA
WILLIAM T. HAVENS (2)
CARL W. HAWKINS (2)
EDNA F. HAWKINS (I)
. . Charleston, S. C.
) . Walterboro, S. C.
(2) . Somerville, N.J.
. . . Columbia, S.C.
West Columbia, S.C.
. . . Central, S. C.
ETHEL J. HAWKINS (3) .
PHILLIP V. HAWKINS (2) .
ALLEN R. HAWTHORNE (2)
ROBERT F. HAWTHORNE (2)
JAMES H. HAY (3) . . .
GEORGE O. HAYES (2) .
JOE F. HAYES (I) . . .
JOE T. HAYES (3) . . . .
LINDA E. HAYES (3) . .
PAMELA A. HAYES (I) . .
PHILIP R. HAYES (3) . .
WAYNE L. HAYES (2) . .
JIMMIE HAYNIE (I) . . .
SAMUEL M. HAZEL (2) . .
FORD W. HEACOCK (I) .
KATHY R. HEAD (I) . .
DONALD J. HEALY (I) . .
WILLIAM M. HEATH (3) .
Central. S. C.
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
. . . Salem, Va.
. Greenwood, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. . Dillon, S. C.
Taylors, S. C.
Tabor City, N. C.
Mayo, S. C.
. Wellford, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
Hampton, S. C.
. . Sebring, Fla.
Greenville, S. C.
. . Atlanta, Ga.
. Lancaster, S. C.
MALCOLM E. HEATON
LARRY D. HEFNER (3)
JOHN C. HEINEMANN
AUGUST E, HEINS (3)
MICHAEL D. HELLAMS
CHRIS W. HENDERSON
DANIEL L. HENDERSON (I)
GROVER C. HENDERSON (2)
JAMES A. HENDERSON (3) ,
LANDRUM H. HENDERSON (
SUSAN B. HENDERSON (3)
WILLIAM R. HENDERSON (I)
JACK N. HENDRIK (2) . .
MICHAEL L. HENDRIK (2)
GEORGE B. HENDRICKS (3)
PETER A. HENDRICKS (I) .
PHIL L. HENDRICKS (3) .
STEPHEN E. HENDRICKS (3]
LARRY L. HENDRICKSON (I) . . Clemson. S. C.
CHARLES M. HENDRIX (3) . . Greenville, S. C.
JAMES C. HENDRIX (I) . . . . Greer, S. C.
JAMES D. HENDRIX (3) . . Spartanburg, S. C.
JONATHAN R. HENDRIX (2) . . Chester, S. C.
RICHARD E. HENKEL 13) . . Waynesboro, Va.
. . Anderson, S. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
. Georgetown, S. C.
. . Clemson, S. C.
Laurens, S. C.
New Canaan, Conn.
. . . Dumfries, Va.
. Greenwood. S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
) . Chester. S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
Honea Path, S. C.
Chesterfield, S. C.
Conway. S. C.
. . Bethune, S. C.
. Madison, W. Va.
Greer, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
LYNN H. HENNING (I)
FORREST A. HENRIKSEN
STEPHEN B. HENRIKSON
DALE R. HENRY (3) . . .
SALLY HENRY (I) . . .
SARAH A. HENRY (I)
JOHN L. HENSEL (3) . .
CARL E. HENSON (3) . .
GAIL HERIOT (2) . . .
DAN M. HERLONG (3) .
THOMAS H. HERLONG (I)
JULIE A. HERNS (I) . .
. . Greenville, S. C.
3) . . . Palmyra, Pa.
[3) E. Northport, N.Y.
. Maggie Valley, N. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
Seneca, S. C.
Cayce, S. C.
Johnston. S. C.
. Johnston. S. C.
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
CHICHI A. HERR (I) .
CHARLES H. HERRON (2)
JOHN R. HESTER (2) .
MILTON S. HESTER (3) .
RAYMOND J. HESTER (I)
EDWARD H. HEUER (I) .
Clemson, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Greenville. S. C.
Greenville. S. C.
. W. Pelzer, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
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EDWARD H. HEUER (I) . . . Charleston. S. C.
JOHN J. HEYRICH (I) . Upper Montclair, N. J.
DAVID M. HICKLIN (I) . . Spartanburg, S. C.
G. HERBERT HICKMAN (I) . . Lafayette, Ga.
VICTOR R. HICKMAN, JR. (2) . Columbia. S. C.
DONALD C. HICKS (3) . . Charleston, S. C.
EDWARD B. HICKS (I) . . Spartanburg, S. C.
KENNETH M. HICKS (I) . . . Oakland, N.J.
JESSE C. HIERS (2) Gaffney, S. C.
TERRY 0- HIERS (2) Bartow, Fla.
EUGENE F. HIGGINS (3) . . Amityville, N. Y.
RAYMOND F. HIGGINS (I) . Amityville, N. Y.
CHARLES B. HILBURN (I) . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
WILLIAM G. HILDEBRAND (3) . Camden. S. C.
GERALD E. HILES (3) . . . . Easley, S. C.
JACK J. HILL (2) Seabrook. S. C.
JACKI D. HILL (2) . . . . Piedmont. S. C.
JOHN T. HILL (2) Laurens. S. C.
PATSY S. HILL (I) Piedmont, S. C.
REGINALD W. HILL (2) . . . Columbia, S. C.
THOMAS C. HILL (I) . . . . Salisbury, Md.
L. JUNE HILLIARD (I) . . . . Greer, S. C.
ANTHONY R. HILTON (2) . . Hapeville, Ga.
RONALD G. HIMMEL (3) . . Greenville, S. C.
THOMAS J. HINCHMAN (I) Myrtle Beach, S. C.
ANDREW H. HINES (3) . St. Petersburg, Fla.
BRONI C. HINES (I) ... Simpsonville, S. C.
KENNETH E. HINES (2) . . . . Macon, Ga.
RICHARD J. HINES (2) . . Walterboro, S. C.
BUFORD L. HINSON (I) . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
JERRY R. HINSON (I) .... Pelzer, S. C.
RODGER F. HINTON (3) . . . Pickens, S. C.
ARNOLD J. HITE (I) .... Florence, S. C.
EVERETT E. HITE III (I) . . Spartanburg, S. C.
CURTIS L. HOBBS (3) . . . Lynchburg, S. C.
MARY L. HOCKENBERRY (3) . Slippery Rock, Pa.
JERRY W. HODGE (3) . . . Greenville. S. C.
MARLENE HODGE (2) . . . Columbus. Ohio
MICHAEL A. HODGE (2) . . . Sumter, S. C.
JAMES E. HODGES (I) . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
JOEL M. HOEFER (3) . . . Columbia, S. C.
ANDREA HOFFORD (I) . . Charleston, S. C.
STEPHEN W. HOFFMANN (I) . Cleveland. Tenn.
CURTIS S. HOGAN, JR. (3) . Columb.a, S. C.
SAMUEL W. HOGUE III (2) . Clemson. S. C.
JAMES G. HOLBROOK, JR. (2) Gr'nsboro, N. C.
JOSEPH S. HOLCOMBE (2) . . Greenville, S. C.
MICHAEL G. HOLCOMBE (2) . Greenville, S. C.
STEVEN W. HOLCOMBE (I) . . Easley. S. C.
SUSAN G. HOLCOMBE (3) . . . Largo. Fla.
SANDRA A. HOLDEN (3) . . Clemson, S. C.
CAROL A. HOLDER (I) . . . Columbia. S. C.
JACK L. HOLEMAN (2) . . Greenv.lle, S. C.
W. HOWARD HOLL (2) . . Columb.a. S. C.
WILLIAM P. HOLLAND (I) . . Anderson, S. C.
LAURIE A. HOLLEMAN (3) . Summemlle, S. C.
NANCY N. HOLLENBECK (I) . Town Creek, Ala.
WILLIAM D. HOLLEY (2) . . . Augusta, Ga.
ROBERT M. HOLLINGS (I) . Charleston, S. C.
JOHN R. HOLLINGSWORTH ( I ) Anderson, S. C.
CHARLES M. HOLMES (3) . N. Charleston, S. C.
DAVID M. HOLMES (3) .
JUDY A. HOLMES (I) . .
LEWIS F. HOLMES (2) . .
BRENDA E. HOLT (2) . . .
DAVID WM. HOLT (I) . .
CHARLES R. HOLROYD (I)
STEVE G. HONDRAS (I) .
PATRICIA L. HOOD (3) .
RUSH W. HOOD, JR. (I) .
WILLIAM M. HOOD (I) .
MARY K. HOOPER (I) . .
ROBERT E. HOOVER (I) .
JAMES V. HOPKINS (I) .
LINDA I. HOPKINS (2) . .
RICHARD W. HOPKINS (2)
STANLEY P. HOPKINS (2) .
HENRY L. HOPPER (3)
SUSAN R. HOPPER (I) . .
DONALD J. HORRES (3) .
JOHN J. HORRES (3) . .
JOHN J. HORRES (3) . .
DAN L. HORTON (I) . . .
JOHN M. HORTON (I) .
WALTER S. HORTON (I) .
GERALD B. HOUGH (2) . .
WM. BOYLESTON HOUSE (2)
TIMOTHY D. HOUSTON (I )
JOHN P. HOWARD (I) . .
NANCY M. HOWARD (I) .
TIMOTHY K. HOWARD (2)
FRANK D. HOWELL (3) . .
PAUL R. HOWELL (I) . .
CALVIN T. HOWLE (3) . .
HARRY G. HOWLE (I) . .
AUSTIN S. HUBBARD (I) .
WILLIAM R. HUBBARD (I )
E. COLE HUCKABEE (2) .
MIKE J. HUCKS (2) . . .
ANNA R. HUDGENS (3) .
THOMAS E. HUDGINS (3)
NORMA A. HUDNALL (2)
CHARLES J. HUDSON (2)
WILLIAM M. HUDSON (2)
CHARLES T. HUFF (I) . .
CALVERT W. HUFFINES (2)
FRED R. HUFFMAN (3) .
JENNIFER E. HUFFMAN (2|
JAMES W. HUGGINS (2|
EDWARD M. HUGHES (3)
ERNEST C. HUGHES (2) .
JANIS D. HUGHES (I) .
JOHN B. HUGHES, JR. (I)
LEWIS C. HUGHES (I) .
MARIE G. HUGHES (I) .
MARIE G. HUGHES (I) .
MARY K. HUGHES (I)
PAUL HUGHES, JR. (3) .
ROBIN V. HUGHES (I) .
SIDNEY H. HUGHES (I) .
. Gaffney, S. C.
. Johnston, S. C.
Trenton, S. C.
. Piedmont, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
Gramling. S. C.
Florence, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
Williamston, S. C.
Anderson. S. C.
. Ridqeville. S. C.
Jacksonville, Fla.
. . Central. S. C.
Portdeposit. Md.
Greenville, S. C.
N.Augusta, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
John's Island. S. C.
John's Island. S. C.
. Ft. Meade, Md.
Central, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
. Annapolis, Md.
. Little Mtn., S. C.
. . Easley, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Easley. S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greer. S. C.
. . Pickens, S. C.
Lancaster, S. C.
. Hartsville, S. C.
. Clemson.S. C.
Cle
Dn.S. C.
Greenwich, Conn.
. . . Aynor, S. C.
. Mountville, S. C.
. . . Fairfax. Va.
. . . Aiken, S. C.
Conway, S. C.
. Spartanburg, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
Southern Pines, N. C.
Greenville. S. C.
Zanesville, Ohio
. . Kingstree, S. C.
, . Pendleton. S. C.
. . Clemson.S. C.
. Taylors, S. C.
. . Rock Hill, S. C.
. . . Enoree. S. C.
Taylors, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Charleston. S. C.
Clemson, S. C.
. . Falls Curch.Va.
. . Blenhein, S. C.
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WILLIAM B. HUGHES (1)
Cordova, S. C.
NANCY HUGHSTON (1)
Spartanburg, S. C.
KENNETH R. HULL (3) . .
. . Pickens, S. C.
THOMAS C. HULSEY (1) .
. Round O S. C.
MORGAN R. HUMPHREYS (3
Cheraw, S. C,
THOMAS C. HUMPHRIES (3)
Spartanburg, S. C.
EDWARD C. HUNNICUTT (1)
. Columbia, S.C
ALV1N J. HURT (3) . . .
DANIEL B. HUNT (2) . . .
Isle oi Palms, S. C.
DON C. HUNT (1) . . .
Greenville, S. C
IRVING W. HUNT (3) . .
. Columbia, S.C
JAMES M. HUNT (1) . .
. Elberton, Ga
ROBERT T. HUNT (3) . . .
Spartanburg, S. C
WILLIAM A. HUNT (2) . .
Washington. N. C
WILLIAM C. HUNT (1) . .
Knoxville. Tenn
GEORGIA E. HUNTER (3) .
. Brevard, N. C
WINTON W. HUNTER (2) .
Orangeburg, S. C
CHARLES L. HUNTLEY (1) .
Greenwood, S. C
WILLIAM B. HUNTLEY (1) .
Taylors, S. C
JENNY L. HURLEY (2) . .
Greenville, S. C
FREEMAN E. HUSKEY (2) . Vv
est Columbia, S. C
THELMA G. HUSKEY (2) .
. Greenville. S.C
WALTER M. HUTCHINS (3) .
Spartanburg, S. C
JOSEPH HUTCHINSON (1)
. . Estill, S.C
LAWRENCE R. HUTCHINSON
(2) Rock Hill, S.C
THOMAS M. HUTCHINSON (2) . Atlanta, Ga
ROBERT J. HUTNIK (1) . R
dgefield Park, N.J
EDWARD A. HUTTO (1) . .
Orangeburg, S. C
GLENN R. HUTTO (2) . .
. . North, S.C
K. JEAN HUTTO (1) . . .
Charleston, S. C
SUSAN NELSON HUTTO (2)
Charleston, S. C
L. RICHARD HYATT (3) .
. Pauline, S.C
AMOS HYKES (3) . . . .
Taylors, S. C
MICHAEL C. IMPERIALE (2)
. Menlo Park, N.J
FRANK H. INGLE (2) . .
Jacksonville, Fla
MARGARETE A. INGRAM (2)
. Greenville. S. C
WILLIAM B. IRONS (1 ) . .
. Newberry. S. C
JOHN W. IRVING (3) . Ber
keley Heights, N.J
MARILYN D. ISENHOUR (1)
. Norwood, N. C
MARY F. IVESTER (2) . .
Greenville, S. C
WILLIAM A. IVESTER (3) .
Greenville, S. C
DANNY C. IVEY (3) . . .
CHARLES J. JACKSON (1) .
Summerville. S. C
DONALD F. JACKSON (3) .
Greer, S. C
EDWIN B. JACKSON (1) .
Batesburg, S. C
EVELYN C. JACKSON (3) .
. Camden, S. C
JAMES G. JACKSON (1)
Hampton, S. C
JOHN L. JACKSON (1) . .
Orangeburg, S. C
LELAND A. JACKSON (3) .
. Batesburg, S. C
RANDOLPH J. JACKSON (1)
Camden, S. C
JUDITH A. JACOB (1) . .
Charleston, S. C
GEORGE D. JACOBS (2) .
. Gastoma.N.C
MATTHEW R. JAGUSAK (1)
. Cranford. N. J
ALEXANDER C. JAMES (3)
Columbia, S. C
HAROLD S. JAMES (3) . .
. . Union, S.C
JAMES F. JAMES (3) . .
Sumter, S. C
JOSEPH D. JAMES (3) . .
. . Aiken, S.C
GEORGE R. JAMESON (2) .
Easley, S. C
JOHN D. JAMESON (1) .
Ridgeland, S. C
JUDY G. JAMESON (2) . .
Easley, S. C
LAKE H. JAMESON (2) .
Clemson, S. C
GEORGE E. JAMISON (1)
Macon, Ga
DANIEL A. JANER (1) . .
. Rio Piedras, P. R
ELIZABETH L. JARRARD (2)
. Marietta, S.C
WILLIAM S. JARRELL (3) .
Georgetown, S. C
MICHAEL W. JARVIS (1)
. Rock Hill, S.C
JOHN H. JAY (3) . . .
Douglasville, Ga
ROBERT R. JAY (2) . . .
. Greenwood, S. C
BILL R. JEFFCOAT (2) . .
Swansea, S. C
BILLY J. JENKINS (2) . .
. . Clover, S.C
JEANNE R. JENKINS (2) .
. Columbia, S.C
JOHN K. JENKINS (1)
. . . Erie. Pa
MICHAEL W. JENKINS (1)
. Lancaster, S.C
WALTER T. JENKINS III (2)
. Rock Hill, S.C
WAYNE B. JENKINS (1) .
. Westville, N. J
DAVID C. JENNINGS (1) .
Spartanburg, S. C
DAVID G. JENNINGS (2)
. Abbeville, S.C
JAMES D. JENNINGS (3) .
. . Sumter, S.C.
JAMES K. JENNINGS (1) .
Spartanburg, S. C
WAYNE D. JENNINGS (3) .
. Stratford, Conn
GLENNA J. JESTER (1) . .
Anderson, S. C
CHARLES J. JOHNSON (1)
. Beech Island, S. C
ELIZABETH C. JOHNSON (1)
Columbia, S.C
GORDON B. JOHNSON (1)
. Newberry, S. C
GREGORY S. JOHNSON (1)
. Asheville, N. C
HENRY G. JOHNSON (1)
Walterboro, S. C
JAMES M. JOHNSON (2)
. Walhalla, S. C
JAMES W. JOHNSON (1)
. . Sumter, S. C
JOHN L. JOHNSON (1) .
Florence, S. C.
MILLEDGE A. JOHNSON (3
. Clemson, S.C
ROBERT A. JOHNSON (1)
. Columbia. S. C
ROBERT A. JOHNSON (1)
. Columbia, S. C
ROBERT M. JOHNSON (3)
. . . York. S.C
WALTER J. JOHNSON (3) .
Columbia, S. C.
ERNEST B. JOHNSTON. JR.
2) . Belton, S. C
ALICE L. JONES (2) . .
Clemson, S. C.
BARRY W. JONES (1) . .
. . Florence, S. C.
CHAFEE JONES III (2) . .
. Darlington. S.C.
CHARLES D. JONES (1) .
. Bishopville, S. C.
DANIEL H. JONES (3) . .
N.Charleston, S. C.
DAWN C. JONES (2)
. . . Aiken, S.C.
EDDY R. JONES (2) . .
Marietta, S. C.
GEORGE B. JONES (2) . .
. . Belton, S.C
GEORGE S. JONES (2)
vioncks Corner, S. C
GEORGE T. JONES (3)
. . Lons, S. C.
GREGORY A. JONES (3) .
. Anderson, S. C
JAMES C. JONES, JR. (1) .
Lancaster, S. C
JANIE P. JONES (3) . . .
. Columbia. S.C.
JIMMY M. JONES (2) . .
Anderson, S. C
JOE K. JONES, JR. (3) . .
. Greenville, S.C
JOHN B. JONES (3) . . .
. Charleston, S. C.
LENNOX K. JONES (3) . .
. Anderson. S. C
MICHAEL L. JONES (2) .
Greenville, S. C
OSCAR A. JONES (2) . .
. . Fort Mill, S.C
PAULA L. JONES (1) . .
Charleston, S. C
ROBERT J. JONES (3) . .
Clemson, S. C
RONALD E. JONES (2) . .
. . P.ckens, S. C
RONALD L. JONES (2) .
NewCarrollton, Md
STEPHEN W. JONES (1) .
Camden, S. C
TERESA M. JONES (2) . .
Spartanburg, S. C
UNDERGRADUATES
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WILLIAM J. JONES (I]
ZONNIE JONES (2) . .
ALAN P. JORDAN (I) .
LARRY V. JORDAN (3) .
LEWIS A. JORDAN (3) .
LEONARD R. JORDAN (2)
WILLIAM L. JORDAN (3)
PATRICE A. JORDY (2)
JOHN W. JOSEY (3) .
THOMAS W. JOYCE (I)
CHARLES M. JOYE (2) .
PHILIP H. JUMPER (3)
HERBERT C. JUNG (2) .
BARBARA R. JUSTICE (I)
ROBERT B. KANE (I) .
JOHN M. KAPP (2) . .
HYMAN KARESH (2) .
WILLIAM R. KARPIK 12)
WILLIAM B. KARST (I) .
DIANE A. KASSAB (I) .
WESLEY J. KAVANAGH (2)
FRED S. KAY (I) . . .
LYNDA A. KAY (I) . .
WILLIAM A. KAY (I) . .
WILSON J. KAY (I) . .
KENNETH D. KEATING (2)
MICHAEL J. KEBLES (2)
MARGARET E. KEE (3) .
NANCY E. KEE (2) . . .
ROBERT G. KEEFE, JR. (I)
Charleston, S. C.
Simpsonville, S. C.
. Mauldm, S. C.
. . Belton.S. C.
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
, Greenville, S. C.
La Porte, Texas
Jacksonville, Fla.
Richmond, Va.
Columbia, S. C.
Swansea, S. C.
Wyomissing, Pa.
Walhalla.S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Columbia. S. C.
. Burton. S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
BRADFORD L. KEENEY (3)
DOUGLASS M. KEIPER (I
CANDICE B. KEITH (I) .
REMBERT M. KEITH (I)
NICK J. KELAIDIS (3) .
GARY A. KELLER (I) . .
JAMES E. KELLER (I) .
PAUL B. KELLETT (I) .
JAMES P. KELLETT (3) .
JEFFREY D. KELLEY (2)
JAMES W. KELLEY (3)
WILLIAM J. KELLEY (I)
BUTLER N. KELLY (I) . . ,
PATRICIA A. KELLY (I) . .
WALTER T. KELLY (2) . .
JAMES P. KELSEY (3) . .
LARRY T. KEMMERLIN (3)
THOMAS B. KENDRICK (2)
JANET L. KENNEDY (2)
DANNY A. KENNERLY (I)
MARY C. KENNERTY (I) .
STEVEN R. KEREKANICH (2)
TIMOTHY J. KERNEN (2) .
M. DIANE KERR (2) . . .
NELSON T. KESSLER (I) .
ANN E. KESTER (3) . . .
KATHRYN E. KEYS (2) . .
MICHAEL P. KEYS (2) . .
WILLIAM D. KIMBRELL (3)
RAYMOND R. KIMMITT (2)
Greenville, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
. . Bronx, N.Y.
. . Belton.S. C.
. Pendleton, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
Winthrop, Mass.
Somerville, N. J.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
. Ft. Motte, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
Shrewsbury, N. J.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. . Lugoff, S. C.
. Athens. Greece
Greenville, S. C.
Charleston. S. C.
. . Enoree, S. C.
Fountain Inn, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. . Olanta, S. C.
. Hartsville. S. C.
Columbia. S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
. Pickens, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Stone Mtn., Ga.
Charleston, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
. Walhalla, S. C.
. Walhalla.S. C.
. . Sumter, S. C.
. . Liberty, S. C.
HUBERT I. KINARD (3)
ALAN C. KING (I) . .
DEBORAH J. KING (I)
EDWARD E. KING (I)
GEORGE R. KING (I | .
JAMES H. KING (I) .
JAMES M. KING (I) .
JOHNNY T. KING (I) .
JULIA T. KING (2) .
MICHAEL E. KING (3)
RICHARD L. KING (2) .
ROACHEL D. KING (3)
ROSWELL D. KING (2)
STEVEN R. KING (I) .
TED D. KING (2) . .
THOMAS M. KING (I)
JAMES R. KINGMAN (2
RONALD W. KINNEY (2)
COY C. KIRBY (I) . . .
JANICE L. KIRBY (2) . .
JERRILU KIRK (I) . . . .
MARY K. KIRK (2) . . . .
DEBORAH J. KIRKLAND (I)
MARGARET N. KIRKLAND (3]
STANLEY V. KISER (I) . .
KATHRYN KITTEL (I) . . .
ROGER G. KIVETT (2) . .
CHRISTINA KLASS (I) . .
BRIAN L. KLAPMAN (2) .
KIMBERLY E. KLEINSCHMIDT
TED M. KLEMETTI (3) . .
JOHN M. KLINCK (2) . .
JAMES A. KNIGHT (3) . .
LEWIS A. KNIGHT (I ) . .
MARSHA J. KNIGHT (I) .
SUSAN LYNN KNIGHT (2)
J. LEE KNOWLAND (2)
ROBERT R. KNOWLES (
FRANK R. KNOX (2) .
LARRY R. KNOX (2) .
PAMELA B. KNOX (I) .
JOHN B. KNUDSON (l|
Prosperity, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
, Anderson, S. C.
. Hartsville, S. C.
. . Pelzer, S. C.
Concord, Calif.
. Hartsville, S. C.
Gray Court, S. C.
Westminster, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Newmgton, Conn.
Society Hill, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
Chesterfield, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
Darlington, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.
. Charleston, S. C.
Darlington, S. C.
. Clinton, S. C.
Easley, S. C.
Lancaster, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Bamberg, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
Simpsonville, S. C.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
. Columbia, S. C.
. Camden, S. C.
(I) Annandale, Va.
. North Miami, Fla.
. Columbia, S. C.
. Gray Court, S. C.
. Lancaster, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
. Charlotte, N.C.
. Anderson, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. . Babylon, N. Y.
ROBERT E. KOCH (I) . . . Newberry, S. C.
DAVID A. KOCZAN Edison, N.J.
ALBERT R. KOON (I) . . . . Chapm. S. C.
PATRICK L KOPPEL (2) . . . Columbia, S. C.
CARLOTTA KORNAHRENS (I) Summerville, S. C.
JOSEPH S. KORVICK (I) .... Miami. Fla.
DAVID M. KOSS (3) . .
JUDITH A. KOSSLER (3)
MARY E. KOSSLER (I) .
STEVE KOVALENKO (2)
EDWARD P. KOZIOL (I)
JUDSON A. KRAFT (3) .
. Amawalk. N.Y.
Charleston, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
. Millville, N.J.
River Forest, III.
Miami Springs, Fla.
CHARLES J. KREIDLER (2) . Moorestown, N. J.
GEORGE R. KREIGSMAN (2) . . Eustis, Fla.
JAMES T. KRIER (I) . . . Haddonfield, N. I.
JAMES W. KRONBERG (3) . Wedgefield, S. C.
PAUL 0- KRUEGER (2) . Charleston AFB, S. C.
JANET E. KUKELKORN (I) . Orangeburg, S. C.
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ELTON M. LACHICOTTE (1)
. . Lugoff. S.C.
MICHAEL J. LACIKA (1) .
. . Franklin, N.J.
THOMAS A. LADD (1)
. . . Blair, S.C.
JAMES L LaFOY (3) . .
. Greenv.lle, S. C.
DARRELL R. LAKE (1) . .
. Columbia, S.C.
KEITH D. LAKE (2) . . .
Prosperity, S. C.
EDWARD M. LAMAR (2) .
. Easley, S. C.
BROADUS P. LAMB (1) .
Callison, S. C.
THOMAS E. LANDON (1) .
Spartanburg, S. C.
GEORGE E. LANDRETH (1)
Augusta, Ga
GEORGE N. LANDRUM (1)
Anderson, S. C
RICHARD V. LANDRUM (3)
N.Charleston, S.C.
JOHN W. LANEY (3) . .
Clemson, S. C
LARRY W. LANEY (2) . .
Monroe. N. C
JULIANNE LANFORD (2) .
Pickens, S. C
KENNETH W. LANFORD (3)
. Spartanburg, S. C
MARION E. LANGFORD (3)
. Orangeburg, S. C
DAVID R. LANGLEY (1) .
Greenville, S. C
E. B. LANGLEY (3) . . .
Greenville, S. C
JEFF T. LANGLEY (2) . .
. Charlotte, N. C
RODNEY M. LANGLEY (2)
. Darlington, S. C
GREGORY G. LANGSTON (
) . Florence, S. C
DAVID J. LANK (3) . . .
JENNIFER J. LARGEY (2) .
. . Trenton, N.J
CHARLIE M. LARK (I)
WILSON A. LATHAM (2)
JAMES W. LATHAN (I)
CHARLES E. LATIMER (2] . .
GREGORY T. LATIN (2) . .
JAMES P. LATIN (I) . . .
KEITH D. LATTIMER (I) . .
TOMMY J. LATTIMORE (2) .
VIRGINIA A. LATTIMORE (2)
WILLIAM J. LAUBACK (3) .
GREGORY D. LAUR (2) . .
FRANCES L. LAUREY (3) . .
STEPHEN E. LAURIE (2) . .
BRUCE W. LAVENDER (2) . .
WILLIAM T. LAVENDER (I)
THOMAS R. LaVENIS (I) .
GLENN J. LAWHON (I ) .
WILLIAM N. LAWRENCE (I)
TALMADGE LAWSON (I)
FRANCIS A. LAWTON (3) .
WINSON A. LAWTON (2)
C. WAYNE LAY (3) . . .
VALERIE D. LAYE (2) .
ROBERT L. LAYNE (2)
Easley, S. C.
. Abbeville, S.C.
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Bishopville, Z. C.
. Glassport, Pa.
Glassport, Pa.
Atlanta, Ga.
Charleston, S. C.
. Cold Duck, N.J.
. Allentown, Pa.
Summerv.lle.S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
. . . Eustis, Fla.
. . Gaffney, S. C.
New Zion, S. C.
. Alexandria, Va.
. Hartsville, S. C.
RockvJIe. Md.
. Bamberg. S. C.
. Gastonia, N. C.
. . Estill. S.C.
Seneca. S. C.
. Greenville, S.C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
GRADY A. LAYTON (3) .
JAMES MORGAN LEAGUE I
WILLIAM G. LEAIRD (3)
MARSHALL A. LEAMAN (3)
DEXTER B. LECROY (2) .
GARY J. LEDBETTER (I) .
Timmonsv.lle, S.C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Jefferson, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
. Walhalla, S. C.
Summerville, S. C.
CHARLES H. LEDFORD (3) . . Townville. S. C.
JOHN L. LEDFORD (I) . . . . Clinton, S. C.
CHARLES S. LEE (I) Conway, 3. C.
FRANK C. LEE (3) Troy. S. C.
MARK D. LEE III (I) . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
MICHAEL G. LEE (2) .... Sanford, N. C.
PEGGY E. LEE (3) .... Westminster. S. C.
TONY H. LEE (2) Anderson, S. C.
THOMAS G. LEGARE III (3) Yonges Island. S. C.
PHILIP J. LEGNETTI (3) ... Brooklyn, N. Y.
ARMISTEAD C. LEIGH (I) . . . McLean, Va.
MARY E. LEITKE (2) .... Greenville, S. C.
BILLY B. LELAND (2) . . . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
KENNETH W. LELAND (I) . Wadmalaw Is., S. C.
JOHN C. LEMACKS, JR. (3) . Walterboro. S. C.
DAVID B. LeMASTER (I) . . . Gaffney, S. C.
HAILE H. LeMASTER, JR. (I) . Gaffney, S. C.
FRANCES E. LEONARD (2) . Greenville, S. C.
PATTY A. LEOPARD (I) .
JOAN K. LePREE (2) . .
WILLIAM M. LEPTICH (I)
LAWRENCE W. LESEMANN
SUZANNE LESESNE (2) .
VICKI L. LESLEY (I) . .
. . Wilhston, S. C.
Bradley Beach, N.J.
Hagerstown, Md.
3 ) Charleston, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Easley, S. C.
H. STEPHEN LESLIE (2) . . . Abbeville. S. C.
JOHN A. LESSLIE (3) .... Rock Hill. S. C.
LINDA A. LEVER (I) .... Bethesda, Md.
ROBERT T. LEVINE (2) .... Allentown, Pa.
ALAN H. LEWIS (I) Conway, S. C.
JAMES W. LEWIS (I) . . . Palm Beach, F!a.
JOHN G. LEWIS (3) . . . . Greenville, S. C.
KAREN L. LEWIS (2] .... Greenville, S. C.
PAUL E. LEWIS, JR. (I) . N.Charleston, S.C.
ROBERT B. LEWIS (I) .... Blue Bell, Pa.
STAN R. LEWIS (2) A.ken, S.C.
JOHN S. LIBBY (I) Easley, S.C.
EDGAR D. LIDE (3) . . . . Hartsville, S. C.
ROBERT E. LIDE (2) Augusta, Ga.
HARRELL W. LIGON (I) . . Greenville. S. C.
RODNEY K. LILLY (I) . . . Lake Wales, Fla.
YOUNG S. LINDER III (I) . Walterboro. S. C.
ARTHUR B. LINDLER III (3) . Columbia, S. C.
ROBERT M. LINDLER (2) . . Columbia, S. C.
JOHN L. LINDSAY, JR. (3) . Bennettsville. S. C.
DONALD R. LINDSEY (3) . Bay Mmnette, Ala.
ROBERT A. LINDSTEDT (2) . . Holly Hill, S. C.
CHARLES F. LINE (2) . . . . Narberth, Pa.
TORRE J. LIPPI (3) . . . West Pittston. Pa.
JERRY A. LIPSCOMB (2) .... Union, S. C.
JAMES D. LISKEY (3) . . . Harrisonburg. Va.
DONNA S. LISENBY (2) . . . . Tucker. Ga.
JOHN M. LITTLE (2) . . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
ERNEST F. LIVINGSTON (2) . . Swansea, S. C.
MARY G. LIVINGSTON (I) . Summerton, S. C.
JOSEPH S. LLOYD (2) . . . Darlington, S. C.
WILLIAM H. LLOYD (I) .... Lyd.a, S. C.
ERNEST L. LOCKE (I) .... Rock Hill. S. C.
FREDDIE E. LOCKLAIR (I) . Charleston, S. C.
PHYLLIS W. LOFTIS (2) . . . Anderson, S. C.
JERRY L. LOLLIS (3) . . . . Clemson, S. C.
SUSAN A. LOLLIS (2] . . . . Easley. S. C.
DOMINICK R. LOMBARDO (2) . Stamford. Conn
JOHN P. LOMBARDI (2) . . Smithtown, N. Y.
KAREN E. LOMINACK (2) . . Newberry, S. C.
JAMES G. LONG (2) . . . Newberry, S. C.
JERRY G. LONG (I) . . . Greenville, S. C.
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ROBERT S. LONG (2) . .
. Charleston, S. C.
STEVEN L LONG (1) . .
THOMAS W. LONG (3) .
. . Saluda, S. C.
JAMES M. LONGSHORE (3
. Newberry, S. C.
DAVID W. LOONEY (2) .
. Columbia, S. C.
CHARLES N. LORD (2) .
. Potsdam, N. Y.
KENNETH D. LORE (1) .
. Vineland, N.J.
SAMUEL D. LOVE, JR. (3)
. . Gastonla, N. C.
MICHAEL L LOVELL (2) .
Taylors, S. C.
DONALD C. LOVETTE (3) .
. Fair Bluff, N.C.
RONNY L. LOWDER (2) .
Sumter, S. C.
JOSEPH W. LOWE (2) . .
. N. Ellenton, S. C.
EDWARD L. LOWTHER (I)
. Ridgeland, S. C.
JAMES L. LUCAS III (1) .
Chester, S. C.
SAL A. LUCIA (2) . . . .
ANDREW W. LUCOT III (2)
. . Edgewood, Md.
MAUREEN H. LUDIAN (1)
N. Kingstown, R. 1.
FRANK E. LUNSFORD (1) .
St. Simons Isld., Ga.
BEVERLY A. LUSK (1) . .
. Pendleton. S. C.
CHARLES M. LUTHER (3)
. Hartsville, S. C.
STEPHEN L. LUTZ (1) . .
. . Baltimore, Md.
CURTIS W. LYBRAND (3) . Charleston Hgts., S. C.
ARTHUR D. LYERLY (1) .
. Johnsonville, S. C.
DAVID L. LYLE. JR. (1) . .
Travelers Rest, S. C.
JASON M. LYNCH (3) . .
. . Lynchburg, S. C.
JOHN J. LYNCH (1) ....
Tarpon Springs, Fla.
LOUIS B. LYNN (3) . . .
Darlington, S. C.
THOMAS E. LYNN (2) . .
. Winnsboro, S. C.
LARRY C. McADAMS (1] .
. . . Easley, S. C.
LEWIS M. McALHANY (2) .
. . Bamberg, S. C.
THOMAS J. McARDLE, JR. (3) . Greenville, S. C.
JOHN D. McCABE (3) .
Kingstree, S. C.
KEITH S. McCABE (3) . .
Kingstree, S. C.
TILGHMAN McCABE (1) .
Easton, Md.
WILLIAM M. McCABE (3)
Kingstree, S. C.
MARY J. McCALLUM (2) .
. . Anderson, S. C.
ROBERT S. McCANTS (2) .
. Orangeburg, S. C.
PHILIP L. McCLAIN (3) .
. . Williston, S. C.
WILLIAM R. McCLEAVE (3)
. . Rock Hill, S. C
WM. M. McCLELION (3) .
N.Charleston, S. C
ROBERT G. McCLESKEY (3)
. . Greenville, S. C
CAROL R. McCLINTOCK (1
) . . Seneca, S. C
HAROLD W. McCLINTOCK
(3) . . Ora.S.C
KIRK M. McCLOSKEY (3)
Washington, D. C
ANTHONY E. McCLURE (3)
Johnson City, Tenn
MICHAEL H. McCLURE (3)
Sumter, S. C
WILLIAM T. McCLURE (1)
Gaffney, S. C
GARY M. McCOMBS (2) .
. . Greenville, S. C
JOHN M. McCONNELL (3)
. . Anderson, S. C
KEITH 1. McCONNELL (3)
Ephrata, Pa
JAMES E. McCOY (3) . .
Greenville, S. C
SUSAN A. McCOY (2) . .
Charleston, S. C
BRENDA C. McCRARY (3)
. . Clinton, S. C
WILLIAM R. McCRARY (3)
Florence, S. C
RHETT C. McCRAW (2) .
. . Gaffney, S. C
ROBERT D. McCRAW (1) .
. . Gaffney, S. C
EDWARD L. McCREADY (2)
. . Pittsburgh, Pa
PAM K. McCREERY (2) . .
. Ellicott City, Md
PATRICIA A. McCUEN (3)
. . Taylors, S. C
H. L. McCULLOUGH (3) .
. . . Clemson, S. C.
JAMES A. McCULLOUGH (3) . Anderson, S. C.
STEVEN A. McCURBY (I) . .
W. MARK McCURRY (I) . .
WILLIAM T. McDANIEL (2) .
kathy j. Mcdonald (2) .
NANCY V. McDONELL (3) .
carol r. Mcdowell (2) .
george w. Mcdowell (i)
james j. Mcdowell, jr. (2)
Lawrence r. Mcdowell (2)
LARRY M. McELRATH (3) .
BOBBY D. McGEE 12) . . .
Liverpool, N. Y.
Columbia, S. C.
. Leesville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Leesburg, Fla.
Pendleton, S. C.
Plandome, N. Y.
. Kingstree, S. C.
. Wil. Grove, Pa.
Greer, S. C.
Batesburg, S. C.
FRANK H. McGILL (2) .
BRIAN C. McGINNIS (2)
MICHAEL F. McGLOTHLIN
DONALD A. McGAW (I)
PETER A. McGUIRE (2) .
DANIEL T. McGURK (I) .
Kingstree, S. C.
. . Sumter, S. C.
|l) Charleston. S. C.
. Charleston, S. C.
. Santa Ann, Calif.
. Pequannock, N.J.
MARC S. MclLWAIN (I) .
PAULA MclNTOSH (I) .
LARRY F. MclNTYRE (3) .
ROGER D. McJUNKIN (2)
WALTER S. McJUNKIN (2)
CHARLES J. McKENZIE (3) .
LESLIE E. McKENZIE, JR. (3
PAUL A. McKIE (3] . .
ARTHUR J. McKINNEY (2)
JUDSON S. McKINNEY (I)
MARTHA M. McKINNEY (3)
THOMAS L. McKINNEY (2)
. Brevard, N. C.
Cumming, Ga.
Marion, S. C.
. Piclcens, S.C.
. . Liberty, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
. . Dillon, S.C.
N. Augusta, S. C.
. Mauldin.S. C.
. Columbia, S.C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Easley, S. C.
H. EDDIE McKNIGHT (I) . Moncks Corner, S. C.
CARRIS K. McLANE (2) .
KENNETH F. McLAURIN (2)
DAVID A. McLELLAN (3)
KATHY E. McLENDON (I)
WILLIAM T. McLEES (I) .
CAROL A. McLELLAN (2)
GORDON K. McLEOD (2) .
HAROLD S. McLEOD (2) .
MARION G. McLEOD (3)
DAVID K. McMAHAN (3)
EMILY C. McMAHAN (I) .
Seneca, S. C.
. Bamberg, S. C.
. . Dillon. S.C.
. Winnsboro, S. C.
Westminster, S.C.
. . Seneca, S. C.
Timmonsville, S. C.
. Scranton, S. C.
. . Sumter, S.C.
. Sevierville, Tenn.
. St. George, S. C.
KENDRICK B. McMAHAN (I) . Bethpage, N. Y.
. Tuckee, Ga.
. Richburg, S.C.
. . Aiken. S.C.
. Bamberg, S. C.
. . Atlanta, Ga.
. Denmark, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Bamberg. S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
. Alexandria, Va.
. Jackson, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Atlanta, Ga.
. Florence, S. C.
. Blackville, S.C.
. . Laurens, S. C.
JOHN G. McMAKIN (2) .
WADE H. McMANUS, JR. (:
carol a. McMillan (i)
james a. McMillan (2) .
james h. McMillan (i) .
Lawrence c. McMillan (
MARY BETH McMILLAN (I)
RICHARD F. McMILLAN, jr.
DANNY L. McMULLAN (I)
ROBERT F. McNAB (2) . .
KENNETH C. McKNABB (2)
LESLIE D. McNAIR (2) . .
R. MARIA McNAMARA (3)
MICHAEL E. McNEILL (3)
william c McNeill, jr.
FRANKLIN E. McPHAIL, JR.
WILLIAM L. McPHERSON (I
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monica n. McQueen (i)
THOMAS E. McQUEEN (2)
ROBERT S. McRACKAN (I)
DENNIS K. McROYAN (I) .
JOHN M. McSWAIN (I) .
JANICE L. MABRY (3)
WILLIAM E. MABRY (3) .
DOUGLAS P. MacDONALD
DANIEL G. MACE (3) . .
JULIUS R. MACK (2) . .
PERRY T. MACOMSON, JR.
DONALD C. MacVITTIE (3)
STEVEN E. MADDEN (I) .
GEORGANN MAERTENS (3)
ROBIN J. MAGERS (2) . .
LARRY L. MAGGIORE (I) .
MARILYN MAHAFFEY (I) .
WILLIAM R. MAHONEY (I
PAUL C. MAJOR (I) . .
NICK J. MALECHKO (I) .
BOBBY D. MALPHRUS (3)
PHILLIP W. MALPHRUS (3)
CAROL L. MANER (3) .
R. STEVE MANESS (I) . .
WILLIAM T. MANESS (2)
JOE O. MANGUM (I) . .
JACK T. MANSMANN (2)
NANCY A. MARCENGILL (
C. FRED MARCINAK (3)
NANCY J. MARET (I) .
Easley, S. C.
Easley, S. C.
. . Sumter, S. C.
. . Sarasota, Fla.
. Winnsboro, S.C.
. . Maitland, Fla.
. . Carlisle, S. C.
I) . Sumter, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Walterboro, S. C.
(3) . Shelby, N.C.
. . Buffalo, N.Y.
. . Anderson, S. C.
. . . Seneca, S. C.
. . Anderson, S. C.
. . Hollywood, Fla.
. . LaGrange, Ga.
. Summerville, S. C.
. Wilmington, Del.
. . Cleveland, Ohio
. . Ridgeland, S. C.
. . Ridgeland, S. C.
. . Garnett, S. C.
. Honea Path, S. C.
. Honea Path, S. C.
. College Park, Ga.
. . . Trenton, N.J.
. Williamston, S. C.
McClellanville, S. C.
Lavonia, Ga.
CHARLES R. MARION (2) . . . . Iva, S. C.
EDWARD A. MARKNERS (I) . . Bay Shore, N. Y.
EDWARD M. MARKOWICH (2) . Cranford, N. J.
RICHARD A. MARSDEN, JR. (2) Winfield, N. J.
ARTA S. MARSH (I) . . . . Clemson, S. C.
JOHN D. MARSHALL (2) . . Spartanburg, S. C.
BETSY J. MARTIN (2) . .
CARLON L. MARTIN (3) .
DOUGLAS C. MARTIN (3)
GARNETT M. MARTIN III
GIL B. MARTIN (I) . .
JAMES W. MARTIN (3) .
JOHN W. MARTIN (2) .
JOHN W. MARTIN III (I)
MABRY E. MARTIN (I) .
MICHAEL T. MARTIN (3)
NANCY C. MARTIN (I)
ROBERT E. MARTIN (3) . .
. Pendleton. S. C.
. . . Aynor. S. C.
. . Marietta, Ga.
) . Pineville, N.C.
Clemson, S. C.
. Winnsboro, S. C.
Woodbridge, N.J.
. . McBee, S. C.
. . Wayland, Ky.
Travelers Rest, S. C.
. . Pelzer, S. C.
. Gray Court, S. C.
TERRY W. MARTIN (I) . . . Charleston, S. C.
WILLIAM MARTIN (2) . . . Fairfield. N. J.
ROBERT G. MARTURANO (3) . . Camden, S. C.
JANIS L. MARX (I) Clemson, S.C.
ROBERT C. MARZILI (I) . . . Hershey, Pa.
MARY A. MASON (I) .
GARY K. MASSEY (2)
HELEN A. MASSEY (3)
HENRY L. MASEY (I) .
JEROME W. MASSIE (2)
DONALD MASUCCI (3)
CARL S. MATHENY (2)
Westminster, S.C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Charlotte, N.C.
Greenwood, S. C.
. . Parlin, N.J.
. Neptune, N. J.
Greenville, S. C.
MIKE H. MATHEWS (I
JOHN W. MATHEWS (2) .
RICHARD C. MATHIS (I) .
WILMA J. MATHIS (I) . .
JAMES R. MATSINGER (I) .
BETTY J. MATTHEWS (3) .
CHARLES H. MATTHEWS (2)
EDWARD C. MATTHEWS II (2)
FRANK L. MATTHEWS (3) .
RICHARD S. MATTHEWS (I) .
THOMAS C. MATTHEWS (I)
BARRY G. MATTOX (3) . . .
Waynesville, N. C.
. East Point, Ga.
Newberry, S. C.
Campobello, S. C.
. . Media, Pa.
Scranton, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.
. Blackville. S. C.
. Sumter, S. C.
. Blackville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
JOHN R. MAUNEY (I)
ALAN D. MAXWELL (2)
CHARLES A. MAYER (2)
CHARLES E. MAYSON (
JOHN E. MEADE (2) .
ROBERT E. MEADORS I
KENNETH A. MEANS (3)
JERRY A. MEEHAN (3)
MARTIN E. MEEK (I) .
BENJAMIN R. MEGGS (3)
DWIGHT J. MEHAFFY (3)
. . Charleston, S. C.
. . Greenwood, S. C.
Little Mountain, S. C.
. . Greenville, S. C.
. Willistonpard, N.Y.
. . . Clinton, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
. Pendleton, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. . Florence, S. C.
. . Central, S. C.
CHAS. W. MELLARD, JR. (3) Mt. Pleasant. S. C.
JOHN W. MELLARS (3) .
PETE MELLON (I) . . .
JOSEPH D. MELNIK (3) .
ROBERT V. MELTON (2)
E. GLENN MERCER (3) .
ERNEST D. MERCK (2) .
TIMOTHY C. MERRELL (2)
MITCHELL MERRITT (3) .
THOMAS A. MESSICK (3)
GERALD H. METCALF (3)
GORDON S. METSKY (3)
JAMES L METZE (2) . .
CRAIG R. METZGAR (I) .
THEODORE M. MEYER (3)
BETTE J. MEYERRIECKS (2)
CHARLES C. MICHIELS (I]
ROBERT W. MICHIE (3] .
JOHN P. MICKANIS (3)
ALAN F. MIDURA (2) . .
JULIAN P. MIKELL (I) .
GEORGE K. MILAM (3) .
RONALD W. MILAM (3) .
DANNY O. MILES (3) .
DAVID B. MILEY (3) . .
CAROL MILFORD (2) . .
DONALD J. MILLER (I) .
HARRY M. MILLER (2) .
LAWRENCE H. MILLER (I)
LEWIS MILLER (3) . . .
MICHAEL A. MILLER (3)
MICHAEL C. MILLER (2)
RICHARD W. MILLER (2)
ROBERT E. MILLER (3) .
ROBBY E. MILLER (2) . .
ROBERT G. MILLER (I) .
WILLIAM B. MILLIS (3) .
. Lindenhurst, N.Y.
. . . Aiken, S. C.
. . Stratford, Conn.
. Williamston, S. C.
. Georgetown, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. . Rock Hill, S. C.
Conway, S. C.
. West Chester, Pa.
Travelers Rest, S. C.
. . Summit, N.Y.
. Columbia, S. C.
. . Darien, Conn.
. . Greenville, S. C.
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
. . Gaffney, S. C.
. . Kensington, Md.
. . Hanover. Md.
. . Wilmington, Del.
. . Florence, S. C.
Sandy Springs, S. C.
. . Statesville, N. C.
Florence, S. C.
. Charleston, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
. . Greer, S. C.
. Fort Mill, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
. . Union, S. C.
. . Atlanta, Ga.
Lebanon, Pa.
Easley, S. C.
Simpsonville, S. C.
. . Pauline, S. C.
High Point, N.C.
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FLOYD S. MILLS (1) ...
Newberry, S. C.
ROBERT P. MILLS (2) . . .
. Greenville, S. C.
ROGER W. MILLS (1) ...
Georgetown, S. C.
STEVE A. MILLS (2) . . .
Saluda, S. C.
GERALD E. MIMS (1) . . .
. Columbia, S. C.
PAUL W. MIMS (3) . . .
. Columbia, S. C.
RALSTON MINGLEDORFF (2)
Savannah, Ga.
CAROLYN C. MITCHELL (2)
. . Oxford, Conn.
DAVID H. MITCHELL (3) .
Hickory Grove, S. C.
GARY M. MITCHELL (2) . .
. Columbia. S. C.
JOHN R. MITCHELL (2) . .
. . McColl.S. C.
NED R. MITCHELL (2) . .
. Charleston, S. C.
ROBERT E. MITCHELL (2) .
Sumter, S. C.
JOHNNY D. MIXON (2) .
. Beaufort, S. C.
SUSAN L. MIXON (1) . .
N. Augusta, S. C.
WILLIAM D. MIXON (1) .
. Varnville, S. C.
JAMES C. MIXON (1) . . .
. Allendale, S. C.
RICHARD H. MIXON (1) .
. Allendale. S. C.
DANNY A. MIZE (2) . . .
Belton. S. C.
DEANA M. MIZE (1) . .
Greenville, S. C.
PERRY J. MIZE (1)
CRAIG A MOBLEY (1) . .
Chester, S. C.
NANCY J. MOBLEY (3) . .
Orangeburg, S. C.
GERALD T. MODE (1) .
. . York S C
ROBERT L. MONEY (2)
. Bethesda, Md.
DAVID G. MONJOT (2) . .
Rockey River, Ohio
MILLARD C. MONNEN (1 )
. Alexandria, Va.
MIKE A. MONTEITH (1) . .
. Columbia, S. C.
GEORGIA F. MONTGOMERY
(2) Gr'nville, S. C.
MARSHA B. MONTGOMERY
(1) . Sptbg., S. C.
RICHARD P. MONTGOMERY
1) Greenv.lle, S. C.
HENRY M. MOODY (2) .
Cayce, S. C.
JAMES M. MOODY (1) .
. . . Eustis, Fla.
MICHAEL C. MOODY (2)
. . Dillon, S. C.
RICHARD E. MOODY (1) .
. Greenville, S. C.
JOHN E. MOON (1) ...
. Greenville, S. C.
ANTHONY G. MOORE (3) .
vtoncks Corner, S. C.
BRENT C. MOORE (2] . . .
Spartanburg, S. C.
CHARLES G. MOORE (3) .
Moore, S. C.
DENNIS R. MOORE (3) .
Greenville, S. C.
EDWIN N. MOORE (2) . .
. VanWyck, S. C.
EILEEN B. MOORE (1) . .
. Cherry Hill, N.J.
FRANCES A. MOORE (1) .
Newport News, Va.
FRANCIS W. MOORE (1) .
. . . Aiken, S. C.
GEORGE E. H. MOORE (1)
. Walterboro. S. C.
JAMES C. MOORE (1 ) .
Monroe, N. C.
JAMES S. MOORE (1) . .
Andrews, S. C.
JOSEPH R. MOORE (1) . .
Lexington, S. C.
KENNETH W. MOORE (1)
Clemson, S. C.
NANCY C. MOORE (2) .
Mt. Pleasant. S. C.
PATRICK J. MOORE (2) .
Laurens, S. C.
RICHARD W. MOORE (1)
Clemson, S. C.
ROBERT A. MOORE (3) . Mountain Lakes. N. J.
ROBERT J. MOORE (2] . .
Spartanburg, S. C.
STEVEN C. MOORE (3)
. Darlington, S. C.
STEPHEN T. MOORE (3) .
. Greenville. S. C.
WILLIAM E. MOORE (1) .
Charleston, S. C.
WILLIAM L. MOORE (1) .
Anderson, S. C.
HUNTER H. MOORHEAD (2
. Blacksburg, S. C.
ROBERT M. MOORHEAD (1)
. Anderson, S. C.
BENJAMIN W. MOORING (
THOMAS C. MOOSE (2) .
CHARLES G. MORGAN (I)
MICHAEL J. MORGAN (3)
RICHARD L. MORRELL (2)
LISBETH A. MORRIS (2) .
ROBERT T. MORRIS (3) .
TEDDY MORRIS, JR. (3) .
WILLIAM J. MORRIS (3) .
EARL C. MORRISON (I) .
DAVID L. MORROW (2) .
ROBERT J. MOSELEY (2) .
CURTIS M. MOSS (I) . .
LEWIS G. MOSS (2) . . .
RAMOND A. MOSS (2) .
RAYMOND Z. MOSS (2) .
RICHARD N. MOSS (3) .
V. STEPHEN MOSS (2) . .
) . Robins AFB, Ga.
Newberry, S. C.
. . Gaffney, S. C.
. Falls Church. Va.
Ware Shoals. S. C.
Timmonsville, S. C.
. . Baltimore. Md.
Greenwood, S. C.
Laurel Springs, N. J.
. Bennettsville, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. . Clemson.S. C.
. Cameron, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
. Blacksburg, S. C.
BARBARA A. MOSTERTZ (3) . Greenville, S. C.
PETER S. MOWLAJKO (2) . . Barnwell, S. C.
RANDOLPH M. MOYER (3) . . Sumter, S. C.
GEORGE W. MOZINGO III (3) . Columbia, S. C.
RICHMOND F. MUCKENFUSS, JR. (I) Chas., S. C.
NANCY D. MUIRHEAD (2) . Greenville, S. C.
DENNIS W. MULL (I) .
JOHN D. MULLEN (3) .
MYRA F. MULLEN (3) .
BOYCE L. MULLER (2)
THOMAS E. MULLINAX (I
GARY L. MULLINS (3) .
VICTOR F. MULLINS (I)
DAVID L. MULLIS (3) .
SHARON A. MUMMA (I)
EARL B. MUNDAY (I)
EDGAR G. MUNDAY (2)
HORACE M. MUNGO (2)
GLORIA E. MUNGO (3)
HENRY B. MUNN, JR. (2)
DANA R. MURDOCK (I)
EDWARD C. MURDOCK (3
ANDREA J. MURPHREE [I]
EDWARD Y. MURPHY (2)
KEVIN L MURRAY (3)
LAWTON E. MURRAY (2)
LINDA K. MURRAY (3) .
CHARLES R. MYERS, JR.
EDWARD E. MYERS (2)
. Hampton, Va.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville. S. C.
Blythewood, S. C.
Charlotte, N. C.
. Williston, S. C.
Gaffney, S. C.
Gastonia. N. C.
Greenville. S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S.C.
. . Rock Hill, S.C.
. . Rock Hill, S.C.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
I) . Monroeville, N. J.
I . . Walhalla, S. C.
Edgemoor, S. C.
. . . Berlin. Md.
. Moncks Corner, S. C.
. . Gastonia, N. C.
i I ) . . Easley, S. C.
Moncks Corner, S. C.
FRANK D. MYERS (2) . Charleston Heights. S. C,
FRANKIE R. MYERS (3)
JESSE W. MYERS (3) .
KENNETH W. MYERS (2)
MARVIN R. MYERS, JR. (
MICHAEL L. MYERS (2)
ROBERT W. MYERS (3)
RONALD W. MYERS (I)
VANN B. MYERS (I) .
JEAN-PIERRE NAJAR (I)
JOSEPH D. NANCE (I)
JAMES E. NEAL, JR. (I)
TOMMY Y. NEAL (2)
Seneca, S. C.
Bennettsville, S.C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
Simpsonville, S. C.
Pickens, S. C.
. Piedmont, S.C.
Charleston, S. C.
Bowman, S. C.
Washington, D. C.
Charleston, S. C.
. Woodruff, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
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JAMES R. NEAL (2) . . . . Newberry. S. C.
ANGELA NEELY (I) Pelzer. S. C.
JOE C. NEELY (2) Rock Hill. S. C.
WILLIAM H. NEELY (2) . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
DEBORAH K. NEESE (I) . West Columbia. S. C.
JAMES T. NEIL (I) Landrum.S. C.
CHARLES A. NELSON |3) . . Anderson, S. C.
GARY L. NELSON (I) . . . Greenv.lle, S. C.
WILLIAM G. NELSON (I) . . Charlotte, N. C.
SUSAN A. NEPVEUX (2) . . Charleston. S. C.
HAROLD C. NETTLES (3) . . . Sumter. S. C.
ROLAND E. NETTLES ( I ] . Moncks Corner. S. C.
RONNIE K. NETTLES (3) . . Ridgeland, S. C.
LEONARD M. NEWCOMB (2) . Hampton, Va
GEORGE T. NEWELL (2) . Moncks Corner. S. C.
PAUL M. NEWELL (2) . . . . Winder, Ga.
DAVID A. NEWTON (2) . . . Central. S. C.
ERIC D. NEWTON (2)
GARY S. NEWTON (2) .
RONALD W. NEWTON (3
WILLIAM M. NEWTON (
LUCAS L. NICHOL (I)
LEE F. NICHOLSON (I)
AASE M. NILSSEN (2)
JOHN R. NIXON (I) .
ELIZABETH J. NOBLE (I)
MARY F. NOEL (I) . .
MARGARET A. NOFFZ (2)
JOHN E. NORRIS (2) .
Asheboro. N. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.
Gable, S. C.
. Griffin, Ga.
Greenville, S. C.
St. James. N Y.
Central, S. C.
Laurens, S. C.
Selmer, Tenn.
Ninety Six. S. C.
. . Vance. S. C.
MYRA A. NORRIS (3) . . .
ROBERT T. NORRIS (2) . .
WILLIAM M. NORRIS (2) .
DAVID B. NORTON (2) . .
LAWRENCE S. NORTON (I)
MARK M. NOWAKOWSKI (3)
Camden. S. C.
Clemson. S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Charlotte, N. C.
. . Clio, S.C.
. Baltimore, Md.
DON A. NUMMY (I) . . . . Bamberg. S. C.
JEFFREY G. NUOVO (2) . New Hyde Park, N. Y.
RONALD W. OAKLEY (2) . . Oxon Hill. Md.
MARSHA R. OATES (3) . . Spartanburg. S. C.
ROY R. OATES (3) Clemson, S.C.
DEAN R. OBERG (2) Verona, N.J.
TIMOTHY E. O'BRIEN (2)
JAMES C. O'CAIN (2) .
KIM J. O'CONNELL (I)
MICHAEL A. O'CONNELL
CRAIG F. O'DELL (2) .
RICHARD F. ODOM (2)
LINDA L. OGLEVEE (I)
CHARLES R. OLIVER (2)
CHARLIE S. OLIVER (2)
RONALD A. OLIVER (2)
RONNIE N. OLIVER (2)
. . Stamford, Conn.
Hendersonville. N. C.
. . Warwich. R. I.
(3) . Greenv.lle, S.C.
. . . Laurens. S. C.
. Johnston. S. C.
. Greenwood, S. C.
Hagerstown, Md.
Duncan. S. C.
Hemingway, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
THOMAS J. O'MAHONY (2) Howard Bch., N. Y.
ANSEL D. ORANDER (2)
RICHARD T. ORNE (2) .
LARRY L. ORR (I) . .
WALTER H. ORR (I) .
GEORGE B. OSBORNE (3)
GUY L. OSBORNE (3)
Easley, S. C.
East Orange. N. J.
. Gaffney.S. C.
. Gaffney, S. C.
. Wmnsboro, S. C.
Union, S. C.
RICHARD D. OSMENT (2)
ROBERT W. OSMENT (I) .
MARION C. OSTEEN (I)
WILLIAM H. OSTENDORFF
DIANE K. OSWALD (I) .
FRANCIS M. OH, JR. (3)
CARLTON D. OUZTS (2)
RICHARD L. OVERTURF (I)
BOBBY W. OWEN (2) . .
GARY L. OWEN (I) . .
JAMES H. OWEN, JR. (I)
LAWRENCE D. OWENS (I)
R. ELAINE OWENS (3) .
WYLIE T. OWENS (2) .
JOHN J. OXFORD (3) . .
B. ROBERT OZBOLT (3) .
GAIL L. OZBOLT (I) . .
BRENDA M. PACE (I) .
JERRY C. PACE (2)
LLOYD W. PACE (2)
FRED M. PADGETT (3)
COLE L. PAGE (3) .
DAVID D. PAGE (2)
GARVIN S. PAGE (2)
Mt. Pleasant
. Gaffne
Anderso
| Charleston
. Allendale
Columbia
Monroeville, Pa.
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Belvedere, S. C.
. . Clover, S. C.
Fort Meade, Md.
Easley, S. C.
Lake View, S. C.
Woodmere, N. Y.
Walterboro, S. C.
Walterboro. S. C
Greenville, S. C.
Gresham,
. . . Easley,
Clemson.
. . Williston,
Moncks Corner,
. . Nichols,
HOWARD W. PAGE (I)
JOHN D. PAGE (3) .
RUSSELL N. PAGE (2)
ROBERT L. PAINE II (3)
KERRY C. PAINTER (3)
FRAZER S. PAJAK (2)
STEPHEN D. PALMER (
THOMAS E. PALMER
DENNIS J. PALUMBO
SALVATORE C. PAPA
GEORGE A. PAPPAS
PETER W. PAPPAS (31
. Galivant's Ferry, S. C.
. . . Hampton, S. C.
. . . Clemson, S. C.
Atlantic Highlands, N.J.
Simpsonville, S. C.
, . New Windsor, N. Y.
. . Columbia, S. C.
Sandy Springs, S. C.
. Stamford, Conn.
. Bethpage, N. Y.
Charleston, S. C.
. . Rock Hill, S. C.
BERNIE V. PARENT (2) .
DAVID M. PARHAM (2)
WILLIAM J. PARK, JR. (2)
CLAUDE T. PARKER (I) .
DANIEL F. PARKER (3) .
ROBERT M. PARKER (3) .
STEPHEN L PARKER (I)
STEVEN T. PARKER (3) .
SUSAN E. PARKER (2) .
THALES PARKER (I) . .
THOMAS M. PARKER, JR.
TONY W. PARKER (2) .
WAYNE R. PARKER (2)
WILLIAM E. PARKER (2)
JOEL D. PARNELL (3) .
BARBARA R. PARRIS (I)
BOB P. PARRIS (I ) . .
SAMUEL A. PARRIS (I)
BRITT A. PARRISH (I) .
ROBERT T. PARRISH (I)
ALBERT E. PARSONS, JR.
GARY M. PARSONS (2) .
JAMES H. PARSONS (3)
M. SUSAN PARSONS (I)
. Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
. . Marion, S. C.
. Abbeville, S. C.
. S. Belmar, N.J.
. Abbev.lle, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
Taylors, S. C.
McCormick, S. C.
) . Sumter, S. C.
Bamberg, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Maplewood, N. J.
Anderson, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. Chesnee, S. C.
Gaffney, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. . Pelham, N.Y.
. Andrews, S. C.
. Newberry, S. C.
Newberry, S. C.
Fountain Inn, S. C.
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Charleston, W. Va.
CLAUDIA A. PATIENCE (3)
. . Belton.S. C.
CHRISTIAN C. PATRICK (1)
Charleston, S. C.
DAVID P. PATRICK (1) . .
Garden City, S. C.
DENNIS P. PATRICK (3) .
Pacolet Mills, S. C.
DOUGLAS F. PATRICK (2)
Orangeburg, S. C.
JOHN C. PATRICK 111(1) .
Andrews AFB, D. C.
PERRY C. PATRICK (1) . .
. Greenville, S. C.
LESTER R. PATRICK (3) .
Orangeburg, S. C.
BARRY S. PATTERSON (1) .
. . Gaffney, S. C.
JOHN E. PATTERSON (3) .
. Charlotte, N. C.
RAYMOND G. PATTERSON
(2) . Norns, S. C.
DEBBIE JO PATTON (3)
Charleston, S. C.
BEN M. PAULLING (2) .
. . Camden, S. C.
HAROLD F. PAXTON (2) .
. . Brevard, N. C.
CLARENCE M. PAYNE (2)
Kershaw, S. C.
HENRY R. PAYNE (3) . .
Goose Creek, S. C.
JOHN H. PAYLOR (1) . .
Greenville, S. C.
DAVID L. PEACE (3) . .
Anderson, S. C.
GEORGE S. PEACE (2) .
. High Point, N.C.
TERRELL M. PEACE (1) .
. . . Easley, S. C.
DAVID D. PEAKE (1) . .
Manasquan, N. J.
JOHN E. PEAKE (2) . .
Pauline. S. C.
CHARLES R. PEARRE, Jr. (3)
N. Charleston, S. C.
ERNEST C. PEARSON (2|
. Charlotte, N.C.
JOSEPH W. PEARSON (1 )
. Pendleton, S. C.
REBECCA E. PEARSON (1)
. . Piedmont, S. C.
WILLIAM J. PEARSON (3)
. . Camp Hill, Pa.
WILLIAM D. PECTOL (2) .
Kingsport, Tenn.
ALBERT C. PEDEN (3)
. Simpsonville, S. C.
MARY H. PEDDICORD (3)
. Williamston, S. C.
EMILY L. PEEK (2) . .
Columbia, S. C.
RICHARD S. PEIGLER (1)
Orangeburg, S. C.
BENJAMIN F. PEIRCE (2) .
Charleston, S. C.
JOSEPH B. PENALE (1) .
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
GEORGIA A. PENDER (3)
. . Arlington, Va.
SAMUEL D. PENDERGRASS
(3) Grenwood, S. C.
THOMPSON E. PENNEY (2)
Charleston, S. C.
KAREN L. PENNOT (1)
Toccoa, Ga.
MARGARET S. PERRY (1) .
. Clemson, S. C.
ROBERT E. PERRY III (3) .
Brunswick, Ga.
STEPHEN E. PERRY (1)
Clemson, S. C.
EMMETT B. PETER (1) . .
Leesburg, Fla.
JAMES M. PETERSON (1)
. . Baltimore, Md.
DAVID H. PETREE (2) .
Tobaccoville, N. C
MICHAEL PETRO (1) . .
McKeesport, Pa.
RAYMOND H. PETTIT. JR. (3) Spartanburg, S. C
THOMAS B. PETTIT III (3)
Columbia, S. C
MICHAEL S. PETTY (1 ) .
Spartanburg, S. C
GEORGE D. PHILIPS (3)
. . Sumter, S. C
CAROLYN M. PHILLIPS (3)
Clemson, S. C.
CLARENCE E. PHILLIPS (3)
Lynchburg, S. C
MICHAEL E. PHILLIPS (2)
Summerville, S. C
OTIS C. PHILLIPS (1) .
Newberry, S. C
ROBERT G. PHILLIPS (3)
. Walhalla.S. C
SUSAN P. PHILLIPS (1) .
Easley, S. C
THOMAS D. PHILLIPS (1)
. Bennettsville, S. C
SANDRA J. PIAZZA (2)
. Stratford, Conn
PATRICIA K. PICKENS (2)
. W. Columbia, S. C
EMILY S. PICKENS (2) .
Spartanburg, S. C
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CLARK M. PIERCE (2) .
THOMAS E. PIERCE (3)
TERRY R. PIERCE (2) .
CHARLES W. PIGG (I)
HENRY D. PIGG (2) .
Jamestown, N. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. . Slater, S. C.
Pageland, S. C.
Pageland, S. C.
RAYMOND S. PILGRIM (3) Plymouth Rocl<, Mass.
LILA A. PINCKNEY (I)
CONNIE B. PINSON (2)
JAMES G. PIOTROWSKY
ARTHUR V. PITMAN (2)
JAMES E. PITTMAN, JR.
BILLY M. PITTS (I) . .
. Walterboro, S. C.
. . Bamberg, S. C.
Glen Gardner, N.J.
. N.Augusta, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
LINDA V. PITTS (2) .
MICHAEL E. PITTS (2)
ROBERT T. PITTS JR.
WESLEY M. PITTS, JR.
DAVID A. PLAYER (I)
IRVIN A. PLAYER (I)
Pelzer. S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
2) . . Fairforest. N. C.
[3) . . Columbia, S. C.
Westhampton Beach, N. Y.
Sumter, S. C.
THOMAS W. PLUMBLEE (2) . Newberry. S. C.
RICHARD E. PLUNKETT (I) . . Clemson. S. C.
CARL M. POE (I) . . . Winston-Salem, N.C
ERNEST F. POLK, JR. (I) . . Islandton. S. C.
ROBIN C. POLK (I) Fairfax. Va.
BELINDA K. POLSON (I) . . . Greer, S. C.
JOSEPH D. POOL (3) . .
CHARLIE K. POOLE (2) .
FREDA M. POOLE (I) . .
JAMES M. POOLE (2) . .
SANDRA M. POOLE (2) .
WILLIAM R. POOLE (2) .
RUSSELL M. POORE (I) .
JON P. POPOWSKI (3) .
CLAUDE E. PORTER (I) . .
JOSEPH H. PORTER (3) .
LARRY E. PORTER (3) . .
MARGARET T. PORTER (I)
OSCAR S. PORTER III (I)
WILLIAM B. PORTER (3) .
WILLIAM L. PORTER (2) .
CARL F. POSPISIL (3) . .
MAXINE E. POSTON (2) .
RUPERT L. POSTON, JR. (2)
DAVID P. POTOCIK (I)
WENDEL P. POTTS (3) .
GREG P. POUDEVIGNE (2)
CLINTON J. POWELL (3)
I. LOUISE POWELL (3) .
JAMES R. POWELL (3)
JAMES T. POWELL (I) . .
JOHN A. POWELL 111 (2)
JOHN K. POWELL (2) . .
PHILLIP G. POWELL (I) .
ROLAND L. POWELL (2) .
RICHARD C. POWER (2) .
JOHN B. POWERS (2) . ,
LEE M. POWERS (I) . . .
MITCHELL R. POWERS (3)
JAMES W. PREACHER (3)
HERBERT G. PREGNALL (I)
DANIEL H. PREGWELL 12]
. . Easley, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.
. Marietta, S. C.
. Raleigh, N.C
Clemson, S. C.
. Gaffney, S.C.
Greenville, S. C.
Arlington, Va.
. Newberry, S. C.
Clemson. S. C.
La France. S. C.
. . Atlanta. Ga.
Lancaster, S. C.
Wmnsboro. S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
. . Union, S.C.
Florence, S. C.
. Lake City. S. C.
. Stratford, Conn.
. . Aynor, S. C.
Dallas. Texas
Clemson. S. C.
. . Fairfax, Va.
. Walhalla. S. C.
. Bethesda. Md.
Brunswick. Ga.
Dubuque, Mich.
'awleys Island. S.C.
. Greer. S. C.
Laurens, S. C.
Millbury, Mass.
. Greenville, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
. . Ruffin, S.C.
. Denmark, S.C.
. Greenville, S.C.
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THOMAS C. PRESCOTT (1) .
. Belvedere, S. C.
EDWIN S. PRESNELL (3) .
Asheboro, N. C.
RICHARD S. PRESSLEY (1] H
sndersonville N. C.
BRUCE J. PRESTIDGE (1) .
Clemson, S. C.
BRUCE W. PRICE (2) . . .
Anderson, S. C.
DAVID A. PRICE (1) . . .
Columbia. S. C.
FRANK J. PRICE (3) . . .
Roselle N.J
GLENN E. PRICE (2) . . .
. Abbeville, S. C.
JOHN A. PRICE (1) . . .
Martin S C.
JOSEPH M. PRICE (1) ...
. . Greer. S. C.
MARY J. PRICE (2) . . .
NANCY H. PRICE (2) . .
Seneca, S. C.
FAIREY L. PRICKETT (2) .
St. Matthews, S. C,
THOMAS H. PRIDDY (1) .
Ramsey, N.J
DOUGLAS L. PRIDGEON (2) .
Spartanburg, S. C.
JON K. PRIESTER (1) . .
Brunson, S. C.
BROOKS R. PRINCE (3) . .
Greenville, S. C.
DAVID C. PRINCE (2) . . .
Hawkinsville, Ga.
JAMES D. PRITCHARD (1) .
. Columbia, S. C.
ANNE M. PROHASKA (1)
Charleston, S. C.
BILLY B. PROPHET (1) . .
. . Newell, N.C.
DENNIS P. PRUITT (1) . . .
. Clemson, S. C.
ALLEN B. PUCKETT (2) . .
. Columbus. Miss.
ROGER C. PURCELL (1] .
Marietta, Ga.
ROBERT D. PURSLEY (1) . .
. Rock Hill, S. C.
CAROL D. PUTMAN (3) . .
Spartanburg, S. C.
JAMES R. PUTNAM (3) . .
Easley, S. C.
KATHY W. PUTNAM (3) . .
. Greenville. S. C.
HARRIET E. QUATTLEBAUM (2) Columbia. S. C.
ROBT. W. QUATTLEBAUM (2)
Woodstown, N.J.
JERRY C. QUEEN (2) . . .
. Greenville, S. C.
MARGARET S. QUEEN (1 ) .
. Walhalla, S. C.
JAMES D. QUINN (2) . .
Springfield, Mass
LINDA E. QUINN (1) . .
Greenville, S. C
MICHAEL W. QUINN (1) .
. . Vardley. Pa.
NANCY CEIL QUINN (1) .
Greenville, S. C.
CARLOS QUINTERO (1) . .
. Greenville. S. C.
SARA L. RABY (3) . . . .
Hickory, N.C
THOMAS H. RADCLIFFE (3)
N. Charleston, S. C.
WILLIAM D. RAFFIELD (3)
Newberry, S. C
JAMES H. RAINES (2) . .
Easley, S. C.
THOMAS K. RAINES (1) . .
Landrum, S. C.
ANGELA W. RAINEY (3) .
. . Starr, S. C
ALBERT A. RAMAGE (1)
. . Kinards, S. C
BRUCE E. RAMPEY (2) . .
Central, S. C.
FRANCIS D. RAMSEY (1) .
. . Sumter, S. C
JOHN C. RAMSEY (1) . .
. Monticello, S. C
McKINNEY H. RAMSEY (2) .
Anderson, S. C.
THOMAS B. RAMSEY (3)
Clover, S. C.
ERIC C. RANDALL (2) . .
. . Aiken, S. C.
RICHARD D. RANDOLPH (3)
. Stanley, N.C.
JOAN H. RAPP (2) . . .
Hampton, S. C.
NEIL B. RATCLIFF (1) . .
. Bethune. S. C.
LIBBY R. RATCLIFFE (2) . .
Hemingway, S. C.
ALFRED W. RATH (1) . .
. Deer Park, N. Y.
JOHN A. RATTERREE (2) .
Ratterree. S. C.
BEVERLY J. RAUCH (1) . .
Columbia, S. C.
GEORGE W. RAUTON (2) .
Johnston, S. C.
CAREY L. RAWLINSON (2) .
. Manning, S. C.
BRUCE E. RAYLE (3) . . .
Clemson, S. C.
CHARLES E. RAYMOND, JR. (3) Manning, S. C.
ALLEN D. READ (2) . . . Georgetown. S. C.
OSCAR REBULA (I) . . . . Stamford, Conn.
JOHN RECHER (3) . . . . Springfield, Va.
CHRISTOPHER F. RECKMEYER (I) . McLean, Va.
MICHAEL B. RECTOR (3) .... Greer, S. C.
BRENDA H. REECE (2) . . . Greenville, S. C.
OLEITA V. REECE (2) . . . . Pickens, S. C.
JAMES T. REED (2) . . . Flowery Branch, Ga.
LINDA REED (I) Greenville, S. C.
REBECCA LYNN REED (I) . . Hanahan. S. C.
GEORGE T. REID (I) Central, S. C.
JOSEPH S. REID (3) . . . . Woodruff. S. C.
SAMUEL F. REID, JR. (3) . . Fort Motte, S. C.
WILLIAM B. REID (2) Easley, S. C.
MARGARET A. REIDY (I ) . Long Meadow, Mass
CHARLES D. REIFSNIDER (I) . Westminster, Md.
RICHARD W. REITH (3) . N. Massapequa, N. Y.
RICHARD T. RENFROW (2) . Columbia, S. C.
AARON W. RENTZ (3) ... Columbia, S. C.
JERRY L. RENTZ (I) . . . Greenwood, S. C.
JACK B. REYNOLDS, JR. (3) . Columbia. S. C.
JOSEPH W. REYNOLDS (3) . . Hanahan, S. C.
MARK A. REYNOLDS (3) . . Asheville, N. C.
PATRICIA L. REYNOLDS (I) . . Canon, Ga.
TERRY E. REYNOLDS (I] . . Lexington, S. C.
THOMAS E. REYNOLDS (I) . . Sumter, S. C.
CHRISTOPHER C. RHODES (2) . Tyrone. Pa.
JOHN A. RHODES (I) . . Franklin Lakes, N. J.
SUSAN J. RHODES (2) . . . . Pickens, S. C.
ERIK H. RHODIN (I)
SAMUEL O. RICARD I
BRUCE W. RICE (I)
DON D. RICE (I) .
ERNEST G. RICE (3)
SHARON L. RICE (3)
. . . Bronxville, N.Y.
. . . Leesville. S. C.
Springlake Heights, N.J.
. . . Gastonia, N. C
Ware Shoals. S. C.
Greenville. S. C.
JOHN W. RICHARDS, JR. (2) . Kershaw, S. C.
NORMAN S. RICHARDS (2) . . . Macon, Ga.
ANDREW L. RICHARDSON (3) Johnsonville, S. C.
CLAYTON E. RICHARDSON (I) . Belton, S. C.
FREDDY R. RICHARDSON ( I ) . Galivant's F., S. C.
HARVEY L. RICHARDSON 12] . Conway, S. C.
JAMES W. RICHARDSON (I !
Anderson, S. C.
JOHN R. RICHARDSON (I) . . Marion, S. C.
SUZANNE E. RICHARDSON (2) . Barnwell, S. C.
THOMAS M. RICHARDSON (I) . Madison, Ga.
WM. C. RICHARDSON, JR. (3) . Sptbg.. S. C.
HENRY L. RICHBOURG, JR. (3) . Dillon, S. C.
RONALD L. RICKENBAKER (I) . Round O, S. C.
DAVID K. RIDDLE (2) . .
NED E. RIDDLE' (I) . . .
VIRGINIA D. RIDDLE (2)
JOHN G. RIDGE (I) . .
RONALD L. RIDGEWAY (3)
MARY V. RIDGILL (3)
STANLEY R. RIGGINS
EARL K. RIGLER (3) .
CHARLES J. RILEY (I)
JAMES L. RIMER (3)
STEVE B. RIMER (2) .
Spartanburg. S. C.
. Blacksburg.S. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
Charleston, S. C.
St. Matthews. S. C.
. . Sumter, S. C.
. Gaffney.S. C.
Landenburg, Pa.
. Plainview, N. Y.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Marion, S. C.
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JOSEPH A. RINEHART (3)
HAROLD G. RICH (3) . .
STEPHEN G. ROBERSON (2)
BRUCE D. ROBERTS (3) .
DEBRA CAROLYN ROBERTS
JAE A. ROBERTS (2) . . .
Batesburg, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Taylors, S. C.
(I ) . Lexington, S. C.
New Brunsw.ck, N.J.
JAN ROBERTS (3) . . . ,
MAXINE C. ROBERTS (I) .
SAMUEL K. ROBERTS (3) .
JON H. ROBINETT (3) .
SHARON D. ROBINETT (2)
CAROL P. ROBINSON (I)
DONALD W. ROBINSON (2
GERALD H. ROBINSON (2)
GILBERT C. ROBINSON (I)
JOSEPH D. ROBINSON (I)
LARRY M. ROBINSON (2)
TERESA J. ROBINSON (I)
Greenville, S. C.
Gaffney, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
Leesville, S. C.
. . Aiken.S. C.
Lancaster, S. C.
. . Clover, S. C.
Callison, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
. . Seneca, S. C.
. Gaffney, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
THOMAS L. ROBINSON (2) . . Clemson, S. C.
THOMAS M. ROBINSON (3) . . Clover, S. C.
DEWEY P. ROCHESTER (I) . . Walhalla, S. C.
DOUGLAS E. ROCHESTER (I) Westminster, S. C.
JOSEPH R. ROCHESTER (3) . . Clemson, S. C.
MICHAEL E. ROCHESTER (I) . . Seneca, S. C.
EDDIE RODELSPERGER (2) . . Newberry, S. C.
BARBARA F. RODGERS (2) . . Lake City. S. C.
JOHN H. RODGERS (2) . . . Clemson, S, C.
JOHN D. ROESER (3) . . . Wallingford, Pa.
DONALD R. RODGERS (2) . . Walhalla, S. C.
EDWIN B. RODGERS (2) . . . Clemson, S. C.
FREIDA JEAN ROGERS (3) . . Pickens, S. C.
JACKIE T. ROGERS (3) . . . Woodruff, S. C
KATHRYN H. ROGERS (2| . Westminster, S. C.
PATTI D. ROGERS (I) . . . . Gautier, Miss.
ROBERT M. ROGERS (2) . . . Sumter, S. C.
VIRGINIA A. ROGERS (3) . . Clinton, S. C.
WILLIAM T. ROGERS (I) . . Anderson, S. C.
THOMAS B. ROLLER (2) . . Moorestown, N. J.
STEVE E. ROLLINS (3) . . . Greenville, S. C.
JOHN L. ROLLISON (2) . . Greenwood, S. C.
JOHN B. ROMANSKY (2) . . Pennsville, N. J.
DOUGLAS A. ROOT (I) . . Rochester, N. Y.
DOUGLAS P. ROPER, JR. (2) . . Tifton, Ga.
ELIZABETH ROPER (3) . . . . Laurens, S. C.
CATHY A. ROSS (3) . . . Casselberry, Fla.
DANNY R. ROSS (2) . . . . Anderson, S. C.
DAVID H. ROSS (I) .... Greenville, S. C.
DONALD N. ROSS (2) Seneca, S. C.
HARRIET L. ROSS (2) . . . Columbia, S. C.
HELEN J. ROSS (3) . . . . Greenville, S. C.
JACK ROSS III (3) Anderson, S. C.
JAMES L. ROSS (I) Rembert, S. C.
KATHLEEN M. ROSS (2) .... Sumter, S. C.
PHILIP B. ROSS (I) Florence, S. C.
PATRICIA L. ROSTRON (2) . . Clemson, S. C.
PAUL E. ROTH (I) . . . . Kingsport, Tenn.
RONALD D. ROTH (I) . . . . Clinton, S. C.
STEPHEN B. ROTHWELL (2) . . Covington, Va.
GAIL M. ROUP (I) .... Waynesboro, Va.
REBECCA T. ROUSE (2) . . Fountain Inn, S. C.
MICHAEL E. ROWE (I) .
PHILLIP J. ROWELL (3) .
DAVID H. ROWLAND (3)
GEORGE C. ROWLAND (2)
ALBERT M. RUFF, JR. (3)
FAYE L. RUFF (3) . . .
JOSEPH A. RUKAT (2) .
KATHLEEN S. RULE (3]
DALE H. RUMPH (2) .
SCOTT W. RUMPH (I) .
JAMES B. RUNION (2) .
RONALD D. RUNYON (I)
Charleston, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Central, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Elberton, Ga.
Columbia, S.C.
. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sheldon, S. C.
Hampton, S. C.
. Sumter, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
BARRY A. RUSH (I)
LAWRENCE E. RUSH
SUSAN E. RUSH (I)
DAVID W. RUSS (2)
RHONDA RUSS (I)
BARRY W. RUSSELL I
DONALD E. RUSSELL (3)
PATRICIA L. RUSSELL (I)
STEPHEN A. RUSSELL (3)
WILLIAM B. RUSSELL (3)
DAVID S. RUTLAND (2) .
KIRK D. RUTTER (I) . .
MARION F. SADLER (3)
PATRICIA A. SAGGUS (3)
WALLY D. SAINE (I) .
DAVID V. SAITTA (2) .
ANTHONY C. SAJESKI (2)
SAMUEL A. SALTERS (2)
CRAIG E. SAMUELSON (I )
PHILIP B. SAMULSKI (I)
CAROL C. SANBORN (I)
STEVEN A. SANDBERG (2)
GLORIA J. SANDERS (I)
LINDA BETH SANDERS (2)
. . Camden, S. C.
. Lindenwold, N.J.
Greenwood, S. C.
. . Florence, S. C.
. . Barnwell. S. C.
W. Columbia, S. C.
. Baltimore. Md.
Cayce. S. C.
Indianapolis, Ind.
. Bethesda. Md.
. . Fairfax, S. C.
Summerville, S. C.
Leesville, S. C.
. Edgefield, S. C.
. . Vaie, N. C.
. Doraville, Ga.
. Florence, N.J.
Lancaster, S. C.
. Allendale, N.J.
N.Augusta, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. Jamestown, N. Y.
. Denmark. S. C.
Bamberg, S. C.
MARK G. SANDRI (2) . . . Simsbury, Conn.
ROBERT R. SANDS (3) . New Providence. N. J.
REED C. SANGER (I) . . . Charleston. S. C.
CHARLES J. SANGVINITO (I) . . Easton, Pa.
BARBARA A. SAN MIGUEL (2)
DONALD A. SANSONE (I) .
ERIC J. SANSONETTI (2) . .
MICHAEL D. SARGENT (2) .
DAVID T. SASSER (I) . .
EDWIN G. SATCHER (I)
LARRY S. SATTERFIELD (I)
SHELLIE M. SAULS (2) .
ALVIN E. SAUNDERS. JR. (3)
DOROTHY A. SAVAGE (2)
JEAN M. SAVERANCE (3)
LAURA G. SAVERANCE (2)
OLGA G. SAVITSKY (I) .
RODNEY J. SAYLOR (I) . .
Sptbg.S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Ellicott City, Md.
. . Liberty, S. C.
Garden City, Ga.
. . Gilbert, S. C.
. . Easley.S. C.
. . Mullms, S. C.
. Orangeburg, S. C.
. Anderson. S. C.
Lamar. S. C.
. Annandale, Va.
Clemson, S. C.
St. Matthews. S. C.
ROBERT L. SCARBOROUGH (I) Belle Haven, Va.
ROBT. L. SCARBOROUGH, JR. (2) Eastover, S. C.
RICHARD E. SCATES (3) . . . Gaffney. S. C.
TIM J. SCHEILBEL (I) . . . Stratford, Conn.
JANIS L. SCHIESSER (I) . . . Jericho, N.Y.
FRED J. SCHILLING (3) . Old Westbury, N. Y.
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ROBERT C. SCHMIDT (3)
OldTappan, N.J.
DANA P. SCHNEIDER (1) .
Mt. Pleasant. S. C.
JOSH F. SCHEIDER (3) .
. Statesville, N. C.
RANDOLPH P. SCHULLEY (1)
. Somerville, N. J.
SHERRYL A. SCHULTZ (1) .
Alexandria. Va.
HOWARD L. SCHULZ (3) .
. Vmeland, N. J.
OTTO H. SCHUMACHER (3)
. Walhalla, S. C.
SUSAN SCHUMACHER (2)
. Walhalla, S.C
CHARLES E. SCHUSTER (1)
Hanahan, S. C.
DAVID R. SCHWAB (2) . .
. Birchrunville. Pa.
ROBERT J. SCOGGINS (2)
. . Smyrna, S.C.
BENJAMIN L. SCOTT (2) .
Charleston, S. C.
CHARLES D. SCOTT (3) . .
Orangeburg, S. C.
DANIEL B. SCOTT (2) . .
Hollywood, S. C
JOHN M. SCOTT (2) . . .
. Lake View, S.C.
JUDD K. SCOTT (2) . . .
Anderson, S. C.
JULIUS G. SCOTT, JR. (2) .
. Hollywood, S. C
MARY S. SCOTT (2) . . .
Summerville, S. C.
PETER G. SCOTT (2) . .
Lloyd Harbor, N. Y
RONALD F. SCOTT (2) .
Greenwood, S. C
THOMAS B. SCOTT (2) .
. LakeV.ew. S. C
WILLIAM T. SCOTT (3) . .
. . Dillon, S.C
VERA A. SCOTT (2) . . .
Greenwood, S. C.
JULIA C. SCREWS (2) . .
Anderson, S. C
ELEANOR E. SCRUGGS (2)
. Anderson. S. C
WILLIAM B. SCRUGGS (2)
Chesnee, S. C
THOMAS F. SCURRY (3) . .
. Columbia. S. C
CHARLES P. SEA (1) . .
. Florence. S. C
JOHN M. SEARS (3) . . .
Anderson, S. C
DAVID B. SEASE (3) . .
Newberry, S. C
JAMES E. SEASE (1) . .
. Ehrhardt, S. C
MARTHA A. SEAY (3) . .
Spartanburg, S. C
POLLIANNE SEEGARS (2) .
. . McBee, S. C
RALPH W. SEELKE (1) . Char
eston Heights, S. C
PAUL A. SEESMAN (1) . .
. . Rockville, Md
STEPHEN A. SEFICH (1) .
Clemson, S. C
BRUCE SEIFRIED (I) .... Concord, N. H.
JOHN W. SELF (I) .... Greensboro, N. C.
JACQUELINE I. SELFRIDGE (2) . Millville. N. J.
ROBERT M. SELLARS (I) . . . Pauline, S. C.
NATHANIEL B. SENN (I) . . . Laurens, S. C.
JOHN M. SEVERS (2) . . . Charlotte. N. C.
CARROLL L. SEXTON, JR. (2) . Greenwood, S. C.
WALTER L. SEYLE (1) . . .
Charleston, S. C
GARY L. SHANK (1 ) . . .
Dover, Del
KATHY SHANNON (2) . .
Newberry. S. C
WILLIAM S. SHANNON (3)
Westbury, N. Y
CHARLES W. SHARP, JR. (3)
. . Sumter, S.C
HUGH P. SHARPE (1) . . .
Landrum, S. C
WILBUR F. SHARPE, JR. (1)
Charleston, S. C
RAYMOND D. SHARPE (3) .
. . Atlanta, Ga
PATRICIA LYNN SHAW (1)
. Gastonia, N. C
RANDOLPH G. SHAW (2) .
Atlanta. Ga
GRADY 1. SHEALY (3) . .
Ninety Six, S.C
J. PAT SHEALY (2) .... Orangeburg, S. C.
JOHN W. SHEALY (3) . . Wagonwheel. Wyo.
MARY E. SHEALY (2) . . . . Leesville, S. C.
ROBERT W. SHELDON (I) . . . Atlanta, Ga.
ROBERT C. SHELL (I) .... Atlanta, Ga.
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ALLEN B. SHELLEY (I)
St. George, S. C.
FRANK J. SHELLY (3) . .
. . Rockville, Md
GEORGE R. SHELLY (1) .
Conway, S. C
WILLIE C. SHELLY, JR. (3)
Conway, S. C
CHARLES A. SHELTON (1)
. . Rock Hill, S. C
DAVID W. SHEPPARD (1)
Hollywood, Fla
TOM P. SHEPPARD (3) .
. . Liberty, S. C
WILLIAM H. SHERARD (2) . . Williamston, S. C.
VICTORIA S. SHERIFF (2) . . . Seneca, S. C.
LARRY D. SHERMAN (3) . . Greenville, S. C.
GEORGE B. SHERWOOD (2) . Columbia. S. C.
ROBERT L. SHEWFELT (3) . . . Griffin, Ga.
ARTHUR J. SHINNERS (3) . W. Springfield, Mass.
LINDA J. SHIRLEY (2) . .
. Pendleton, S. C.
WILLIAM M. SHIRLEY (3)
Honea Path, S. C
PAUL R. SHISH (3) . .
Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOHN M. SHOEMAKE (1)
. . . Buford, Ga.
ROBERT D. SHONGO (1) .
Greenville, S. C.
NEIL G. SHOPE (1) . . .
. Harnsburg, Pa.
GARY S. SHORB (2) . . .
. Hyattsville, Md.
HENRY L. SHUGART (1) .
Chester, S. C.
BARON K. SHULER (3) .
Charleston, S. C.
CHARLES M. SHULER, JR. (
) . Orgebg., S. C.
DONNA K. SHULER (1) . West Columbia, S. C
DONNA R. SHULER (1)
Jamestown, S. C
GEORGE D. SHULER (2) .
. Holly Hill. S. C.
HUBERT T. SHULER . . .
Jamestown, S. C.
JAMES M. SHULER (1) . .
Santee, S. C.
JASPER WM. SHULER (2) .
. Holly Hill, S. C.
KEITH C. SHULER (1) . .
Monetta, S. C.
TED H. SHULER (2) . .
Santee, S. C
THOMAS S. SHULL, JR. (3)
Annapolis, Md.
CLYDE S. SHUMPERT (1) .
Leesville, S. C.
JAMES E. SHUTE (2) . .
. . Fort Mill, S. C.
VICKIE SIACHOS (1) ...
. Greenville, S. C.
CHARLES A. SIBLEY (3) .
. . Rock Hill, S. C
GARY E. SICILIANO (1) .
. Asbury Park, N.J
WILLIAM C. SICKINGER (1)
. Woodruff. S. C
MICHAEL C. SIEBERT (3) .
. . Laurens. S. C.
ROBERT T. SILANCE (1] .
Florham Park, N.J.
RICHARD E. SILLIVANT (1)
Charleston, S. C
K. ELIZABETH SIMMONS (3)
. Greenwood, S. C
NANCY F. SIMMONS (3)
. . P.ckens. S. C
DAVID M. SIMPSON (2) .
. Simpsonville, S. C
HENRY G. SIMPSON (3) .
. Lancaster, S.C
JAMES M. SIMPSON (2) .
. Williamston, S.C
MARY L. SIMPSON (1) . .
. . Clinton, S.C
STEVEN 1. SIMPSON (1) .
. . Rock Hill, S.C
STEPHEN D. SINCLAIR (1)
Washington, D. C
ROBERT B. SINGLETON (2)
N. Charleston, S. C
DAVID L. SINGLETON (2) .
. Greenville, S. C
NANCY R. SINGLETON (3)
Seneca. S. C
JANE V. SINGLEY (2) . .
Charleston, S. C
ROBERT E. SINK (2) . . .
Charleston, S. C
RAYMOND E. SISTARE (2)
Spartanburg, S. C
BEVERLY A. SKARDON (2)
Clemson, S. C
ELIZABETH J. SKELTON (2)
. . . Easley, S. C
LINDA E. SKELTON (2) . .
Greenville. S. C
RICHARD B. SKELTON (1)
Greenville. S. C
THOMAS D. SKIDMORE (2)
. . Roselle, N.J
JOE M. SKINNER (1) . .
Gaffney, S. C
UNDERGRADUATES
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UNDERGRADUATES
CHARLES E. SKIPPER (I) . . . Conway, S. C.
JAMES A. SLABAUGH (I) . . Lexington. Ky.
JAMES C. SLATER (I) . . Washington, D. C.
DONALD C. SLAUGHTER (3) Sandy Springs, S. C.
NANCY J. SLIKER (3) . . . . Wayne, N.J.
JOHN W. SLOAN, JR. . . . Charlotte, N. C.
MIKE J. SLOAN (2) . . . . Clemson. S. C.
NANETTE C. SLOAN (I) . . . . Union. S. C.
PAULA E. SLOAN (3) Union, S. C.
THOMAS L. SLOAN (I) . . . . Greer, S. C.
BRIAN E. SLOSARIK (I) . . . Fairfield, Conn.
GEORGE R. SMART (I) . Travelers Rest, S. C.
BOBBY E.SMITH (2) . . . . Hartsville. S. C.
BOYCE E. SMITH (I) Ashland, Va.
BRUCE C. SMITH (2) . . . . Anderson. S. C.
CARL B. SMITH (I) . . . . Mountville. S. C.
CONNIE SMITH (I) .... Greenwood, S. C.
DAVID M. SMITH (3) Norway, S. C.
DAVID R. SMITH (2) . .
Spartanburg, S. C.
DEBORAH G. SMITH (2) .
Greenville, S. C.
DONNA J. SMITH (2)
Wagener. S. C.
DONNA K. SMITH (3) . .
. . Easley.S. C.
FRANCIS M. SMITH (3) .
Greenville, S. C.
GAYLE D. SMITH (3)
Pickens, S. C.
GEORGE A. SMITH (1) .
Greensboro, N. C.
GEORGE G. SMITH (1) .
. . . Dublin. Ga.
H. ANNE SMITH (1) .
HAROLD A. SMITH (1) .
. Westminster, S. C.
JACK W. SMITH (1) . . .
W.Columbia. S. C.
JEFFREY W. SMITH (3) .
. . Concord, N. H.
JERRY R. SMITH (1) . .
Forest Park, Ga.
JOHN M. SMITH (2) . .
. . Wisadcy, S. C.
KELLY S. SMITH (2) . . .
Greenville, S. C.
LARRY G. SMITH (1) . .
Greenwood. S. C.
LISA J. SMITH (1) . . .
. Greenville, S. C.
MARCUS E. SMITH (3) .
. Greenv.lle, S. C.
MARTHA A. SMITH (3) .
Anderson, S. C.
MICHAEL D. SMITH (1) .
Greer. S. C.
NORMAN K. SMITH (2) .
. . . Belton. S. C.
ORRIS A. SMITH (1) . .
. . Piedmont, S. C.
PATRICIA A. SMITH (2) .
. Summerville, S. C.
RICHARD K. SMITH (2) .
. Walterboro. S. C.
ROBERT H. SMITH (2) .
Birmingham, Mich.
ROGER B. SMITH (3) . .
Johnston, S. C.
ROGER D. SMITH (3) . .
. Charlotte, N. C
RONALD G. SMITH (2) .
Easley. S. C
RONALD W. SMITH (2) .
. . . Cades. S. C.
SAM E. SMITH, JR. (2) .
. . Lake Gty. S. C
SELMA D. SMITH (1) . .
. . Central, S. C
SIDNEY T. SMITH (3) . .
Bowman, S. C.
THOMAS B. SMITH (2) .
Laurens, S. C
TOMMY P. SMITH (3) . .
. Greenv.lle.S. C
TONY L. SMITH (3) . .
Anderson, S. C.
VICTOR E. SMITH. JR. (2)
. . Folly Isle, S.C
WALTER H. SMITH (2) .
. Fountain Inn. S.C.
WAYNE B. SMITH (3) . .
Greenwood. S. C
DEBBIE L. SMOAK (1) . .
Yonges Island, S. C.
STEPHEN F. SMOAK (3) .
. . Rock Hill, S.C
ERIC H. SNIDER (1) . .
Anderson, S. C.
JOHN D. SNIPES (3) . .
Marion, S. C.
WILLIAM G. SNIPES (2)
JOHN D. SNODDY (3) .
DONALD D. SNOW (I)
HARRISON D. SNOW (I)
MICHAEL L. SNYDER (2)
ROBERT F. SNYDER (3)
. . . Pelzer. S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Simpsonville S. C.
New Canaan, Conn.
Triangle, Va.
N. Charleston, S. C.
JOHN R. SOKOHL (2) . Lookout Mtn., Tenn.
ALGIE G. SOLOMONS (3) . . . Estill, S. C.
ANDREW D. SOMERVILLE (I) . . Easley, S. C.
DONNIE R. SORENSON (2) Travelers Rest, S. C.
CHARLOTTE L. SOTTILE (2) . Isle of Palms. S. C.
KENNETH G. SOUTHERLIN (3) . Trav. Rest. S. C.
THORNWELL F. SOWELL (I) . Chesterfield, S. C.
JOHN T. SOX (I) . .
RONALD N. SPANGLER
JOHN E. SPARKS (2) .
RONNIE W. SPARKS (3)
JAMES B. SPARROW (I)
Columbia. S. C.
Lawndale. N. C.
Columbus, Ga.
. Gaffney.S. C.
Hartsville. S. C.
BILLIE M. SPEARMAN (I) . . . Taylors, S. C.
BRENDA G. SPEARMAN (2) . Greenville. S. C.
NATHANIEL SPELLS (2) . . . Columbia. S. C.
SID W. SPENCER (2) . . . . Monroe, N. C.
THOMAS J. SPENCER ( I ) . Travelers Rest. S. C.
WILLIAM A. SPENCER (2) . Bennettsv.lle. S. C.
PETER P. SPINELLA (I) . . . Little Falls, N. J.
HENRY R. SPIVEY (3) .... Clemson, S. C.
JERRY W. SPRADLEY (3) .... Aiken, S. C.
RAYMON P. SPREEN (2) . Morns Plains, N. J.
CELIA A. SPRINGS (I) . . . Florence, S. C.
JOHN D. SPROUSE (2) . . . Abbeville, S. C.
HAROLD T. SQUIRES (2) . . Greenwood, S. C.
CHARLES C. STAFFORD (2) . Lexington. N. C.
CAROL L. STAHLKUPPE (2) . . Decatur, Ga.
KATHE Y. STAKEMAN (2) . Bennettsville. S. C.
JOSEPH D. STANDEFFER (2) . Anderson, S. C.
DANIEL M. ST. ANDRE (I) . . Greenville. S. C.
TED W. STANFIELD (I) . . . Columbia, S. C.
JOHN J. STANKIEWICZ (3) . . Freehold, N. J.
LINDA C. STANLEY (I) . San Francisco, Calif.
TAD A. STANLEY (3) Elgin, III.
LYNN B. STARLING (3) . . . Lakeland, Fla.
WILLIAM J. STARNES (I) . . . Perry. S. C.
VAN N. STEADMAN (3) . . . Williston, S. C.
CLARK K. STECHER, JR. (2) . . Camp Hill. Pa.
ROY A. STEED (I) Jackson. S. C.
STEVE K. STEED (I) Jackson, S. C.
CLYBURN S. STEELE (3) . . . Lancaster, S. C.
JOHN R. STEER (3) . . . . Ninety Six, S. C.
M. SUSAN STEIN (3) . . . . Anderson, S. C.
NANCY M. STEIN (I) .... Anderson, S. C.
LOUIS A. STENDER (2) . . . Charleston, S. C.
MICHAEL K. STENSTROM (3) . Hend'ville. N. C.
GARY D. STEPHENS (I] . . . . Easley. S. C.
MICHAEL G. STEPHENS (I) . . Taylors, S. C.
PAULA M. STEPHENS (I) . . Anderson, S. C.
F. WILLA STEPHENSON (2) . . Seneca, S. C.
JAMES M. STERLING (2) . . Newberry, S. C.
JAMES E. STEVENS (I) . . Wilmington, Del.
BARRY L. STEWART (I) . . Greenwood. S. C.
CARL R. STEWART (2) . . Franklin Lakes, N. J.
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CHARLES D. STEWART (2) .
CHRISTOPHER W. STEWART
FREDERICK M. STEWART (3)
JAMES E. STEWART (I) .
JAMES M. STEWART (2) .
KENNETH J. STEWART (I)
ROBERT L. STEWART (3) .
VAN A. STICKLES (I) . .
JACK A. STINSON (2) . .
MARSHALL STITH (3) . S
CAROL A. STOCKMAN (2)
THOMAS B. STODDARD (I)
Taylors, S. C.
I) Lake City, S. C.
. Lake City, S. C.
. . Aiken, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Timonium, Md.
Greenville, S. C.
. Abbeville, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
jllivan's Island, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Gray Court, S. C.
WESLEY A. STODDARD (2) . Spartanburg, S. C.
MORGAN M. STOKLEY (2)
A. DWIGHT STOKES (I)
CHARLES V. STOLL (3) .
GARY M. STONE (I) . .
JAMES H. STONE, JR. (3)
NELWYN L. STONE (I) . . .
PAUL J. STONE (3) . . . .
WALLACE A. STOREY, JR. (I)
MARK S. STOUDENMIRE (I) .
VIRGINIA A. STOVER (3) . .
BARBARA R. STRACK (3) . .
MAURICE STRAUSS (I ) .
PHILLIP N. STRAYER (3) .
MARIANNA B. STREET (I) .
FRANK E. STREHLE (2) . .
EUGENE G. STRIBLING (3)
CYNDY D. STRICKLAND (3)
Kingsport, Tenn.
Columbia, S. C.
Kmgstree, S. C.
Guilford, Conn.
Greenville, S. C.
Anderson. S. C.
Manning, S. C.
. Sptbg., S. C.
. Pendleton, S. C.
Blacksburg, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
Greenbrook, N. J.
. . Atlanta, Ga.
Branchville, S. C.
. . Denbigh, Va.
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s. c.
Anderson, S. C.
WATSON S.STRICKLAND (3) . Georgetown, S. C.
STEPHEN STRIETER (I) .
MICHAEL D. STROBLE (2)
DAVID R. STROMAN (3) .
LAURENCE E. STROUD (2)
PHYLLIS A. STROUP (i) .
WILLIAM B. STROUPE (2)
KAREN E. STUART (I) . .
HENRY M. STUCKEY (I)
HERBERT E. STUCKEY (2) .
SALLIE A. STURGIS (2) .
TIMOTHY W. STUTTS (2) .
JOHN T. SUBER, JR. (3) .
ARTHUR D. SUGGS (I] .
BEN R. SULLIVAN (3) . .
THOMAS A. SUMMERFORD
JAMES R. SURSAVAGE (3)
DOMINIC J. SUSINI (3) .
BETH D. SUTKER (I) . .
STEPHEN T. SUTTERFIELD (I
JOSEPH W. SUTTON (I) .
MELINDA J. SUTTON (3) .
ROGER D. SWAIN (I) . .
JIMMY SWANGER (2) . .
ROYCE A. SWAYZE
MARION G. SWINK
E. W. SWYGERT III
JAMES E. SYKES (I)
SUZANNE E. SZABO
EDGAR L. TALBERT (
Clemson, S. C.
. . Aiken, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
Great Falls, S. C.
. Gastonia, N. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
. Nesmith.S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
) . Florence, S. C.
. Andrews, N. C.
. Camden, N.J.
. Columbia, S. C.
. . Atlanta, Ga.
. Fort Mill, S. C.
Marietta, Ga.
. Columbia, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S.C.
. . Preble, N. Y.
Effingham, S. C.
Lexington, S. C.
. Gaffney.S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
McCormick, S. C.
ROBERT J. TALBERT (3) .
THOMAS D. TALMAGE (3)
FRANCES E. TaVELLE (I) ,
BILLY A. TAYLOR (3) . .
DANNY E. TAYLOR (I) .
DAVID E. TAYLOR (3) .
FRED S. TAYLOR (I) . .
JAMES B. TAYLOR (3) .
JAMES W. TAYLOR (3) .
JOSEPH G. TAYLOR (I) .
MARK N. TAYLOR (I) .
MICHAEL B. TAYLOR (I)
MICHAEL W. TAYLOR (3)
STANLEY D. TAYLOR (3)
STEPHEN E. TAYLOR (3)
STEPHEN H. TAYLOR (3)
TERRY W. TAYLOR (2) .
THOMAS D. TAYLOR (3)
WILLIAM D. TAYLOR (2)
WILLIAM R. TAYLOR (3)
ALLEN L. TEAGUE (2)
FRANKLIN A. TEAL (3)
RICHARD D. TEAL (3)
ANITA R. TEGEN (I) .
DAVID T. TALLON (2) .
WILLIAM D. TERRY (2)
MARY JANE TERRY (2)
REBECCA L. TERRY (I)
ROBERT C. TERRY (3)
WM. M. THAMES III (2)
JAMES C. THIGPEN (3
B. CRAIG THOMAS (3
EDWARD M. THOMAS
GEORGE C. THOMAS
JAMES R. THOMAS (2
JULIE A. THOMAS (I)
North Augusta, S. C.
. . . Eustis. Fla.
Gaffney, S. C.
. Johnsonville, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
. Asheville, N. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
. . Gilbert, S. C.
. East Bend, N. C.
Greeleyville, S. C.
. . Aiken, S. C.
Ware Shoals. S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Honea Path, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Waynesville, N. C.
Columbia, S. C.
. . Hartsville, S. C.
Crescent Beach, S. C.
. . Central. S. C.
. Dillon, S. C.
Fort Inn, S. C.
Piedmont, S. C.
Varnville.S. C.
Martin. S. C.
nond Beach, Fla.
RICHARD G. THOMAS (I)
RONNIE L. THOMAS (I) .
SARAH A. THOMAS (I) .
TERRY R. THOMAS (3) . .
VIRGINIA A. THOMAS (2)
ERIC K. THOMASON (2) .
TERESA L THOMASON (I)
DAVID F. THOMPSON (3) .
DAVID W. THOMPSON (3)
JAMES W. THOMPSON (2)
LARRY S. THOMPSON (3)
PHILIP C. THOMPSON (2) .
ROBERT W. THOMPSON (I)
SARA L. THOMPSON (I) .
STEVEN H. THOMPSON (I)
TANIS D. THOMPSON (I) .
THOMAS A. THOMPSON (2]
ROBERT G. THOMSON (I)
Florence, S. C.
Rock Hill, S. C.
Salisbury. Md.
Easley, S. C.
Easley, S. C.
Columbia. S. C.
Seneca. S. C.
Blacksburg. S. C.
Batesburg, S. C.
Darlington, S. C.
Catawba, S. C.
. Lyman, S. C.
. Pickens. S. C.
Greenville. S. C.
. . Fairfax, Ala.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
. Clemson.S. C.
Pendleton, S. C.
. Dundalk, Md.
. Sumter, S. C.
Easley. S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
Pendleton, S. C.
Honea Path, S. C.
WILLIAM F. THOMELOE (I) . Forest City, N. C.
JOHN G. THORNHILL (2) . . Charleston, S. C.
JERRY M. THORNTON (2) . Glenn Springs, S. C.
W. DAVID THRAILKILL (2) . Greenville, S. C.
CHRISTOPHER J. THRASHER (3) . Pelzer, S. C.
STEPHANIE G. THREATT (I) . . Kershaw, S. C.
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JOHN W. THREATTE (2) .
. Chester, S. C.
RICHARD M. THROWER (1 )
. . Milton, Fla.
RANDOLPH M. TILLER, JR. (2)
. Florence, S. C.
MICHAEL L. TILLIRSON (3)
. . Liberty, S. C.
DEBBIE R TILLOTSON (2) .
Seneca, S. C.
HERMAN W. TILLOTSON (3)
Spartanburg, S. C.
WAYNE F. TIMMER (2) . .
. Bethlehem, Pa.
CHARLENE M. TIMMS (2) .
Anderson, S. C.
GILL D. TIMPSON (2) . . .
. Edgefield, S. C.
WILLIAM W. TINSLEY (2) .
Fort Myers, Fla.
MICHAEL T. TIZZANO (3) .
Simpsonville, S. C.
CONNIE J. THACKSTON (1)
Fountain Inn, S. C.
ALBERT C. TODD (2) . . .
Greenwood, S. C.
CHARLES M. TODD (2) . .
Massapequa, N. Y.
DALE T. TODD (1) . . . .
. . . Lons, S. C.
JIMMY W. TODD (2) . . .
. . . Loris, S. C.
LAURA J. TODD (2) . . .
Virginia Beach, Va.
LEROY TODD (1) . . . .
MURRAY R. TODD (2) . .
Virginia Beach, Va.
GEORGE W. TOLBERT (1) .
. Greenwood, S. C.
H. PRESSLEY TOMPKINS, JR.
(2) Sum'ville, S.C.
JOHN C. TOMSYCK (1) .
. Greenville, S.C.
DEBORAH J. TONEY (1)
. . Seneca, S.C.
GEORGE A. TOOLE (1) . .
. Williston, S. C.
GILES P. TOOLE (1 ) . . .
Williston, S.C.
GEORGE R. TOOLEY (1) .
Duncan, S. C.
WILLIAM A. TOUCHSTONE (3) . Commerce, Ga.
AL M. TOWERY (2) . . .
Sumter, S.C.
DEBBIE 1. TOWNSEND (1 ) .
. . Clemson, S. C.
VERNON A. TRAMMELL (1)
. . Clinton, S.C.
H. HARRISON TRAYLOR (1)
. Columbia. S. C.
JERRY W. TRAYHAM (3) .
Honea Path. S. C.
MARK LEE TREESE (1 ) . .
Marthasville, Mo.
JAMES M. TREMBLEY (2)
. . Sumter, S.C.
NICHOLAS R. TRICE (2) .
Columbia, S. C.
ANTHONY C. TRIOLO (3) .
Staten Island. N. Y.
GAYLE L. TRIPP (1) . . .
CHRIS TRIVELAS (3) . .
Charleston. S. C.
MARY J. TROTTER (3) . .
Hawesville, Ky.
SUE E. TROUT (1) . . .
Coral Gables. Fla.
CHALMERS E. TROUTMAN (2) . Troutman, N.C.
ROBERT C. TRUESDALE (1) .
W.Columbia, S.C.
BONNIE J. TRULUCK (2) .
. Charleston. S.C.
JOHNNY F. TRULUCK (1) .
. Darlington, S. C.
WILLIAM E. TRUMAN ( 1)
Temple Hills. Md.
EDGAR W. TRUSSELL (1) .
. Walterboro. S. C.
CLINTON M. TUCKER (3) .
Greenville, S. C.
JEAN C. TUCKER (1) . .
. Society Hill, S.C.
WADE R. TUCKER (1) . .
. . Rock Hill, S.C.
ADGER L. TURNER (2) . .
. Greenville, S. C.
CALVIN C. TURNER, JR. (2)
. . Belton, S. C
EDWARD J. TURNER (1) .
. Succasonna, N. J.
JOSEPH J. TURNER, JR. (3)
. . Williston, S.C
KAREN E. TURNER (1) . .
Greenville, S. C.
MICHAEL L. TURNER (2) .
Seneca, S. C
REBECCA J. TURNER (2) .
. Simpsonville. S.C
RICHARD M. TURNER, JR. (3) Orangeburg, S. C
RICHARD W. TURNER (3) .
. . Augusta, Ga
SAM L. TURNER, JR. (1) .
. . Pickens, S.C.
TIM W. TURNER (2) . .
Spartanburg, S. C
B. TRACY TURNER (I)
VALERIE A. TURNER (I)
WILLIAM P. TURNER (I)
ROBERT J. TUSSO (3)
DIANE E. TUTTLE (3) .
WM. E. TWILLEY, JR. (I]
RONALD D. TWITTY (2|
JEAN K. TYLER (I) .
JOHN T. TYLER (2) .
LARRY L. UNGER (2) .
VICKIE S. UNGER (I) .
ALEXANDER UR (3) .
Lancaster, S. C
Clemson, S. C.
. Senesa, S. C
. Westfield, N.J.
Clemson, S. C.
N. Augusta, S. C.
. Charlotte, N. C.
N.Charleston, S. C.
. . . Estill. S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
COLIN J. URQUHART (3)
STEPHEN A. USRY (2) .
THOMAS C. VALESKY (3)
JACK G. VALLENTINE (2)
WM. W. VAN ALLEN, JR. |
CHARLES S. VANN (I) .
. Orange. N.J.
. Florence, S. C.
Penns Grove, N. J.
Cope, S. C.
. Somerville, N.J.
Jacksonville, Ala.
DOUGLAS W. VAN OSDELL (3) Sun
rton, S. C.
DAVID T. VanVOLKENBURG (2) . . Erie, Pa.
FRANK R.VAUGHN (2) . . . . Greer. S. C.
JAMES W. VAUGHN (2) . . Anderson, S. C.
KENNETH S. VAUGHN (2) . Greenville, S. C.
MICHAEL A. VAUGHN (2) . . Gaffney. S. C.
RANDALL P. VAUGHN (I) . . Lancaster, S. C.
RICHARD C. VAUGHN (3) . Greenville. S. C.
JACK S. VERNON (3) . . . Chesterfield, S. C.
KENNETH F. VETTER (I) .... Edison. N.J.
LAWRENCE B. VISCONTI (3) . Stratford, Conn.
DREW J. VISIOLI (I) . . . . Anderson, S.C
FRANK H. VOGEL (3) .
JOHN T. VOGLER (2) .
FRED F. VOLLHERBST (2)
JAMES M. VON HOLLEN I
JAMES H. WACKWITZ (2)
PHILLIP M. WADDELL (I)
Lakewood, N. J.
Charlotte, N. C.
Springfield, N.J.
Greenville, S.C,
' Providence, N.J.
Greer, S. C.
TIMOTHY F. WADDELL (2) . Spartanburg, S. C.
JOHN L. WADE (3) Central, S. C.
FRANK S. WAESCHE III (2) . Baltimore, Md.
JAMES E. WALDREP (3) . . Greenville, S. C.
JULIAN S. WALDREP, JR. (3) . Greenwood, S. C.
S. MARVIN WALDREP (2) . . . Chester, S. C.
RONALD A. WALFIELD (3)
. Walterboro. S. C
DAVID A. WALKER ( 1 ) . .
Clover, S. C
DAVID W. WALKER (1) . .
Spartanburg, S. C
DAVIS C. WALKER (3) . .
Decatur, Ga
DOROTHY J. WALKER (2) .
Columbia, S. C
JOHN T. WALKER (2) . .
Columbia, S. C
PHILIP E. WALKLET (1) .
Williamsburg, Va
GLENN E. WALL (1) . . .
Timmonsville. S. C
WILLIAM T. WAIL (3) . .
. Edgefield. S. C
DONALD N. WALLER (3) .
. . Beaufort. S.C
A. CHARLES WALLMO (3)
. Ft. Collins, Colo
DOUGLAS L WALPOLE (1)
. N. Augusta, S. C
JAMES L. WALSER (2) . .
Taylors, S. C
GEORGE G. WALTERS (2)
Cheraw, S. C
HENRY M. WALTERS (2)
. Anderson, S. C
JAMES D. WALTERS (3) . .
. Greenville, S. C
JOHN W. WALTERS (1) . .
. Greenville, S. C
TED W. WALTERS (1)
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GEORGE S. WALTMAN.JR. (2)
Greenwood, S. C.
FREDDIE C. WALTZ (3) . .
. . Ruffin, S. C.
REBECCA C. WANNAMAKER (
1) Clemson, S. C.
JOHNSON H. WARD (1) .
Ninety Six, S. C.
MICHAEL C. WARD (2) . .
. Marion. S. C.
RALEIGH O. WARD (1)
Effingham. S. C.
DAVID A. WARDLAW (3)
. Whitmire, S. C.
ROBERT S. WARDLAW (2) .
St. Matthews, S. C.
WILLIAM G. WARDLAW (3)
Anderson. S. C.
JOHN H. WARNER (2) . .
Greenwood, S. C.
WILLIAM R. WARNER (1) .
Greenwood, S. C.
JAMES D. WARREN (3) . Char
eston Hghts., S. C.
JOHN N. WARREN (1) . .
. . Startex.S. C.
KATHERINE C. WARREN (1)
Easley, S. C.
RUFUS R. WARREN (1) . .
. . Olar, S. C.
JOHN M. WATERS (2) . .
Spartanburg, S. C.
BEVERLY R. WATKINS (1) .
Greenville, S. C.
GARY M. WATKINS (2) . .
Clemson. S. C.
GEORGE L. WATKINS (1) .
Bishopville, S. C.
THOMAS F. WATKINS (2) .
. . Seneca. S. C.
WILLIAM J. WATKINS (2)
Batesburg, S. C.
BEN G. WATSON (3) . . .
N. Augusta, S. C.
CHRIS M. WATSON (3)
Greenville, S. C.
CLYDE T. WATSON (3) . .
Greenville, S. C.
JAMES C. WATSON (1) . .
Florence, S. C.
JERRY S. WATSON (1) . .
Columbia, S. C.
JOSEPH P. WATSON (3) . .
. Anderson, S. C.
MICHAEL S. WATSON (1) .
Simpsonville, S. C.
ROBERT L. WATSON III (1)
Anderson. S. C.
RODERICK M. WATSON II (3
Ridge Spg.. S. C.
SHERRILL L. WATSON (3) .
Edgefield, S. C.
THOMAS H. WATSON (1)
Camden. S. C.
LARRY E. WATTS (1) . . .
Florence, S. C.
LAWRENCE S. WATTS (3) .
Morris Plains, N.J.
PATRICK R. WATTS (2) . .
Camden. S. C.
WALDO J. WATTS (2) . .
Greenville, S. C.
PATRICIA B. WAYNE (1)
Magnolia, Mass.
HENRY F. WEATHERS. JR. (3)
Fountain Inn, S. C.
JOHN O. WEATHERS (1) .
Bowman. S. C.
KENNETH J. WEATHERS (1) .
Fountain Inn, S. C.
LAWRENCE L. WEATHERS (2)
Bowman, S. C.
JOHN J. WEAVER III (3) .
Bennettsville, S. C.
PRISCILLA A. WEAVER (1)
Greenville, S. C.
HENRY M. WEBB (2) . . .
. Hartsville.S. C.
PETER F. WEDDELL (3) . .
. Goshen, Ind.
BARBARA L. WEEKS (1) . .
Florence, S. C
CALVIN R. WEEKS (2) . .
. Savannah, Ga.
PRESTON H. WEEKS, JR. (1)
. . A.ken.S. C
THOMAS J. WEEKS (1) . .
Ware Shoals, S. C
FRANK J. WEISENSEE (2) .
Toms River, N.J
PATRICIA A. WEISNER (1)
Laurens, S. C
BARBARA A. WELBORN (2)
. . Pickens, S. C
JAMES M. WELBORN (3) .
. Anderson, S.C
JULIUS W. WELBORN III (2)
. . Tryon, N. C
LYNN C. WELBORN (3)
. . Pickens, S.C
HENRY D. WELCH (2) . .
Society Hill. S.C
HOWARD J. WELCH (1) . .
Salisbury, N. C
ROBERT L. WELCH (2) . .
. . Dillon, S.C
BARBARA B. WELLS (2) . .
Anderson, S. C
CONNIE E. WELLS (1) . .
. . Tillman, S.C
JEROME C. WELLS (2) . .
Orangeburg, S. C.
WAYNE C. WELLS (3) . .
Clemson, S. C.
LAURA S. WELSH (1) . . .
. Walhalla, S. C.
STEPHEN L. WELSH (2) . .
. Walhalla, S. C.
ROBERT S. WENNERSTEN (3)
. Glen Rock, N.J.
RICHARD B. WERTS (3)
. Ninety Six, S. C.
ERNEST R. WESSINGER (1)
. Columbia, S. C.
J. HENRY WESSINGER (3)
Columbia, S. C.
JAMES E. WEST (1) . . .
Simpsonville, S. C.
JERRY J WEST ( 1 ) . . .
ROBERT P. WEST (1) ...
Anderson, S. C.
THOMAS H. WEST (1) . .
. . Marion. S. C.
VIRGINIA L. WEST (2) . .
Atlanta, Ga.
WALTER D. WEST (1) . .
Easley, S. C.
JAMES F. WESTBROOK (3) .
Clemson, S. C.
JAMES K. WESTBURY, JR. (1)
St. Matthews, S. C.
DELWIN N. WESTMORELAND
(1) . A,ken,S. C.
MARY K. WESTMORELAND (1
) . Lancaster, S. C.
JEFFREY M. WESTON (2) .
. . Union, S.C.
KEITH E. WHATLEY (1) . .
. Greenville, S. C.
PIERCE L. WHATLEY (2) . .
. Columbia, S. C.
LEE E. WHEATLEY (2) . .
Augusta, Ga.
ROBERT C. WHEATLEY (3] .
Spartanburg, S. C.
JOHN H. WHEELER (3) . .
. . Saluda, S.C.
RICHARD D. WHEELER (3)
Clemson, S. C.
DON V. WHELCHEL (3) .
. Gaffney, S. C.
C. W. WHETSTONE, JR. (2) .
St. Matthews, S.C.
CRAIG N WHITE (2) . .
Fairfax, Va.
PAUL M. WHITE (1) ...
Anderson, S. C.
PHYLLIS A. WHITE (3) . .
W.Columbia, S.C.
ROBERT B. WHITE (3) . .
. Greenville, S.C.
R. E. WHITE, JR. (1) . . .
Fountain Inn, S. C.
ROGER W. WHITE (1) . .
Bonneau, S. C.
RONNIE B. WHITE (2) . .
Anderson, S. C.
SAMUEL B. WHITE (1) . .
Timmonsville, S. C.
SCOTT M. WHITE (1) . .
Gaffney, S. C.
THELMA L. WHITE (1) . .
Greenville, S. C.
THOMAS R. WHITE (1) .
. Wmnsboro, S. C.
WORTHLYN A. WHITE (2) .
. Columbia, S. C.
JOHN A. WHITENER (2) .
Lancaster, S. C.
MARILYN S. WHITENER (1)
Newberry, S. C.
RALPH E. WHITESELL (2) .
. Rock Hill, S.C.
MICHAEL L. WHITFIELD (3)
Anderson, S. C.
BRUCE E. WHITLOCK (1) .
Cottageville, S. C.
CHARLES G. WHITMIRE (3)
. Greenville, S. C.
JUDITH A. WHITMIRE (3) .
. Greenville, S.C.
RAYMOND R. WHITT, JR. (2)
. . Easley, S. C.
DAVID M. WHITTAKER (3) .
. Rhinebeck, N.Y.
CECELIA E. WHITTEN (1) .
Clemson, S. C.
ELIZABETH R. WHITTINGTON
(1) . Loris, S. C.
FORREST M. WHITTINGTON
(3) . . Loris, S.C.
GRADY D. WICKER (3) . .
. Newberry, S. C.
DANIEL S. WIGGERS (3) .
. . Pomar.a.S. C.
DONALD H. WIGGINS (3) .
Pt. Pleasant, W. Va
MARY K. WIGGINS (2) . .
Pt. Pleasant, W. Va
ROBERT L. WIGGINS (3) .
. . Clemson, S. C
JULIE A. WILCOX (2)
. . . Elkton, Md
JOSEPH J. WILEY III (3) .
Summerville, S. C
RICHARD L. WILEY (2) . .
Anderson, S. C
VIVIAN J. WILEY (1) . .
. Darlington, S.C
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WILLIAM J. WILFINSER (
ROBERT T. WILKINS (2)
ROBERT M. WILKINSON (
DAVID C. WILLIAMS (I)
DEBRA L. WILLIAMS (I)
DONNA S. WILLIAMS (3)
EDGAR G. WILLIAMS (I)
. . Emmaus, Pa.
Greenville, S. C.
Walterboro. S. C.
Taylors, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
. Rock Hill. S. C.
FRAN WILLIAMS (I) . . . Charleston. S. C.
HARRISON J. WILLIAMS (I) . Hickory, S. C.
JAMES H. WILLIAMS (2) . W. Columbia. S. C.
JAMES R. WILLIAMS (3) . . Newberry, S. C.
JOHN F. WILLIAMS (3) . . Cleveland, N. C.
JOHN K. WILLIAMS [I
JOHN L. WILLIAMS (I
JUDITH L. WILLIAMS
MARK R. WILLIAMS (
MELVIN Z. WILLIAMS
NANCY L. WILLIAMS
Columbia. S. C.
Dover, Del.
. Asheville. N.C.
, Greenville, S. C.
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
Seneca, S. C.
NORMAN F. WILLIAMS (2] . Pendleton, S. C.
NORMAN R. WILLIAMS (2) . . Easley, S. C.
ROBERT T. WILLIAMS (I) . . . Cayce. S. C.
RONNIE A. WILLIAMS (I) . . . Seneca, S. C.
RUSSELL S. WILLIAMS (2) . Greenville, S. C.
SAMUEL F. WILLIAMS (I) . . Allendale, S. C.
TERRY E. WILLIAMS (3) . . Greenville. S. C.
GENE R. WILLIAMSON (3) . . Salters, S. C.
HOWARD D. WILLIAMSON (3) . Cheraw, S. C
WILLIAM P.WILLIAMSON (2) . . York, S. C.
WARREN D. WILLOUGHBY (I) Virginia Bch.. Va.
ALLISON L. WILSON (I) . . . Greer, S. C.
ARNOLD D. WILSON (I)
CAROLE B. WILSON (2)
CHAYLA L. WILSON (I )
CURTIS D. WILSON (I)
ERICA J. WILSON (3) .
WAYNE E. WILSON (3)
FRED G. WILSON (I) .
GARLAND K. WILSON (3
J. LEWIS WILSON (I) .
JANICE E. WILSON (3) .
JOHN E. WILSON (I) .
KEITH M. WILSON (2) .
RALPH E. WILSON (I) .
RICHARD P. WILSON (3)
WILLIAM G. WILSON (3)
JOSEPH R. WIMMER (2)
JAMES H. WINBURN (I)
JOHN D. WINBURN (3) . .
LARRY D. WINDHAM (2) .
DOUGLAS A. WINKELMANN
DAVID M. WINKLES, JR. (3)
PHILIP B. WINSTON (2) . .
FRANK W. WIRTH (I) . .
JOSEPH A. WISE (I) . .
. . Lancaster, Pa.
Clemson, S. C.
Moncks Corner, S. C.
. Towson. Md.
. Greenville, S. C.
. . Abbeville, S. C.
Laurens, S. C.
. . Fort Mill, S. C.
. . . Seneca. S. C.
. . Four Oaks, N.C.
. . Abbeville, S. C.
. . . Atlanta, Ga.
. . Meadville. Pa.
Columbia. S. C.
. . Abbeville. S. C.
Cayce, S. C.
Galivants Ferry. S. C.
. . Columbia, S. C.
. . Sumter, S. C.
[I) . Arlington, Va.
. . Oswego, S. C.
. Jonesboro. Ga.
, Schnecksville. Pa.
. Watchung, N. J.
LARRY V. WISE (3) .
SUSAN C. WISE (I) .
CONRAD W. WISINGER
ANDREW F. WITKO (2)
STEVE L. WITT (2) . .
JAMES D. WITTER (3) .
. . Columbia, S. C.
. . . Blackville. S. C.
(3) Saddle Brook, N.J.
. . . Alexandria, Va.
. Capitol Heights, Md.
. . . Chaffee, N. Y.
BRIAN A. WOLFE (I)
JOYCE A. WOLFE (I)
FOREST J. WOOD (6)
GARY T. WOOD (I)
JOHN W. WOOD (3)
PAIGE L. WOOD (I) ,
PAMELA A. WOOD (2)
PHIL E. WOOD (I) . .
RICHARD O. WOOD (3) .
DERRELL E. WOODFIN (I) .
ANDREW D. WOODHAM, JR.
SALLY H. WOODLE (I) . .
EDWARD D. WOODROW (l)
JAMES D. WOODSON (3) .
NANCY A. WOODSON (2) .
DEWARD B. WOOLBRIGHT III
JACOUE L. WOOTEN (I) .
RICHARD E. WOOTEN (3) .
Spartanburg, S. C.
Lancaster, S. C.
China Grove, N. J.
West Union, S. C.
Great Falls, S. C.
Mt. Pleasant. S. C.
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
. Woodruff, S. C.
. Lake City, S. C.
. Gramling, S. C.
(2) Bish'ville, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
. . Olanta.S. C.
Easley. S. C.
. . Liberty. S. C.
|2) . Sptbg., S. C.
Greenville. S. C.
Pendleton. S. C.
DON A. WORLEY (2] .... Newberry, S. C.
JOHN W. WORSHAM (3) . . Bamberg. S. C.
ZACHERY R. WOULDLAST (2) . Abbey Lane. Ire.
STEPHEN G. WRAY (3) .... Gaffney, S. C.
BETTY Z. WRIGHT (2) . . . Holly Hill, S. C.
BILLY R. WRIGHT (I) .... Chester. S. C.
CLYDE R. WRIGHT (3) . . . Gastonia. N. C.
JOYCE LEE WRIGHT (2) . . Greenville, S. C.
JUDITH E.WRIGHT (2) . . . . Ward. S. C.
MARK A. WRIGHT (I) . ... Havertown, Pa.
SHERRY H. WRIGHT (I) . . Gastonia. N. C.
THOMAS L. WRIGHT (3) . . . Duncan. S. C.
WILLIAM G. WRIGHT (3) . . Rock Hill, S. C.
WILLIE T. WRIGHT (I) . . . New York. N.Y.
PHYLLIS H. WRONG (3) . . . Lynchburg, Va.
THOMAS W. WURTZ (2) . . Wantagh, N.Y.
DAVID C. WYLIE (I) Chester, S. C.
ROBERT S. WYLIE (3) . . . Blacksburg. S. C.
WILLIAM L. WYLIE. JR. (I) . Wmnsboro, S. C.
WILLIAM E. WYMAN (I) . . Mt. Lakes. N. J.
DAVID L. WYNN (I) Cheraw. S. C.
JOSEPH E. WYSOWSKI (I) . Westbrook, Conn.
CLIFF YATES (2) Lancaster, S. C.
NAOMI YATES (I) Olanta S. C.
RAY A. YAUGER (3) . . . . Uniontown, Pa.
JAMES C. YEAMAN (2) . . . Durham. N. C.
LARRY E. YONCE (2) .... Johnston. S. C.
GARY D. YOUELL (2) . . Hendersonvllle, N. C.
JAMES E. YOUMANS (2) . . . Varnville, S. C.
AMY C. YOUNG (I) Cassatt, S. C.
JAMES R. YOUNG (2) .... Kershaw. S. C.
OTTO J. YOUNG. JR. (2) . . Greenwood, S. C.
RICK P. YOUNG (2) . . . Mooresville, N. C.
STEVEN D. YOUNG (I) . . . Greenville, S. C.
THOMAS O. YOUNG (2) . . . Brunson, S. C.
WOODROW C. YOUNG (I) . . Duncan, S. C.
EDWARD M.YOUNG (2) . . Columbia, S. C.
DAVID C. ZACHARIAS (2) . . . Berwyn, Pa.
ODELL C. ZACHARY (2) . . Greenville, S. C.
CARL A. ZAMBON (3) . . . Oxon Hill. Md.
CARL HENRY ZIPF (2) . . . Bryn Mawr. Pa.
NICK D. ZUNGOLI (I) . . . Bloomfield, N. J.
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DABNEY H. ADAMS .... Greenville, S. C.
DAVID C. ALDERMAN .... Sumter. S. C.
GWENDOLYN S. ALDRICH . Greenville, S. C.
JOHN C. ALFORD Sumter, S. C.
ALBERT D. ALLBRITTON .... Sumter, S. C.
JAMES I. ANDERSON .... Sumter, S. C.
DAVID A. ANDREWS .... Greenville, S. C.
LARRY L. ARDIS Sumter, S. C.
JOHNNY S. BAILEY .... Greenville, S. C.
MIKEL J. BARBARE .... Greenv.lle, S. C.
MARVIN D. BARFIELD .... Sumter, S. C.
DOROTHY C. BARNETTE .... Greer. S. C.
BENNIE T. BARWICK Sumter, S. C.
MARCUS L. BAUGH .... Greenville, S. C.
ROBERT H. BEATY Sumter, S. C.
BURA H. BECK Memphis, Tenn.
GLENN A. BLACKWELL .... Mauld.n, S. C.
GARY M. BLANTON .... Greenville, S. C.
LINDA M. BONEY Sumter, S. C.
TERRY A. BRAGG Greenv.lle, S. C.
VERNA M. BRITTON . . . Hemingway, S. C.
CHRIS L. BROOKS Greenville, S. C.
ALLISON T. BROWN .... Greenville, S. C.
BILLY H. BROWN Easley, S. C.
SIDNEY M. BROWN Sumter, S. C.
SONIA M. BROWN .... Bishopville, S. C.
RICHARD O. CANNON . . . Greenville, S. C.
MICHAEL D. CARLON .... Sumter, S. C.
WILLIAM H. CARROLL . . . Greenville, S. C.
CHARLES E. CHANDLER, JR. . . Sumter, S. C.
KARL B. CHANDLER Sumter, S. C.
GEORGE R. CLARK Boykin, S. C.
LARRY W. CLARK Boykin, S. C.
ROBERT V. COMEAU .... Piedmont, S. C.
JOHN A. CONNELL Sumter, S. C.
ROBERT L. COOK Dalzell, S. C.
DAVID P. COPELAND .... Bethune, S. C.
JACKSON M. COPELAND .... Greer, S. C.
ROY A. COX Greer, S. C.
JOSEPH L. CRAZE Greenville, S. C
MICHAEL D. CULPEPPER . . Greenv.lle, S. C.
PATRICIA A. DALY Sumter, S. C.
RANDY H. DANIELS Alcolu, S. C.
MARY J. DAVIS Wedgefield, S. C.
HERBERT O. DEW Bishopville. S. C.
ROBERT A. DICKEY Camden, S. C.
WILLIAM A. DICKEY .... Camden, S. C.
CHESTA T. DIVELEY Sumter, S. C.
JAMES E. DOBSON .... Greenville, S. C.
DAVID C. DORITY Sumter, S. C.
GINNY LEE DRIVER Sumter, S. C.
DENNIS H. EDWARDS . . . Greenville, S. C.
THOMAS E. EDWARDS . . . Greenville, S. C.
WILLIAM H. FISHBURNE . . . Sumter, S. C.
RANDAL B. FLOWERS .... Sumter, S. C.
JOSEPH M. FLOYD NewZion.S. C.
MELVIN D. FORT Sumter, S. C.
PHILLIP C. FREEMAN . . . Greenv.lle, S. C.
KASPER F. FULGHUM . . . Greenville, S. C.
MICHAEL R. GILLIAM . . . Greenville. S. C.
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BRENDA L. GOODWIN . . . Greenville. S. C.
DEBBIE L. GORDON Sumter, S. C.
DANNY Z. GRAY Greenville, S. C.
ERNEST S. GRAY, JR. . . . Greenville, S. C.
REX R. GRAY Greenville, S. C.
FRANK R. GRAYBEAL Sumter, S. C.
CHARLES D. GREEN Sumter, S. C.
JUDY L. GRIFFIN Sumter, S. C.
KERRY R. GRUBBS Greenville, S. C.
RICHARD W. GRUBBS . . . Greenville, S. C.
JOHN W. GUILDS Sumter, S. C.
ROBERT B. GUTSHALL .... Sumter. S. C.
PATRICIA L. HAIRSTON . . . Taylors, S. C.
DAMON E. HALEY, JR Sumter, S. C.
PETER T. HALEY Pinewood, S. C.
ERNIE D. HATFIELD Sumter, S. C.
DAVID E. HAZELWOOD .... Sumter, S. C.
MICHAEL E. HILL Sumter, S. C.
WAYNE F. HILL, JR. . . . T.mmonsville. S. C.
DARLENE HODGE Manning, S. C.
MARLENE HODGE Manning, S. C.
J. DAVID HOLLADAY Sumter. S. C.
REBECCA L. HUSKINS Sumter, S. C.
ROBERT O. HUTCHENS .... Sumter, S. C.
HELENE P. ISAACS Greenville, S. C.
MARION D. JENKINSON . . Summerton, S. C.
JOHN K. JENNINGS Sumter. S. C.
ROBERT A. JOHNSON . . . Greenv.lle, S. C.
S.ALLEN KEMMERLIN .... Sumter, S. C.
RICHARD R. KIRK Greenville, S. C.
LARRY R. KNIGHTON . . . Simpsonville, S. C.
ERNEST R. KOLB Sumter, S. C.
MARCIA C. KOLB Sumter, S. C.
DAVID E. LAKE Greenville. S. C.
JEANETTE LANCIANESE . . . Greenville, S. C.
BETH LAWTON Greenville, S. C.
M. ELLEN LAWTON .... Greenville. S. C.
SHIRLEY J. LEACH Sumter. S. C.
GEORGE W. LEE Greenville, S. C.
MICHAEL E. LEE Boykin. S. C.
MICHAEL B. LINK Taylors. S. C.
CLAUDIA J. LOWDER .... Manning. S. C.
RONALD H. McCOLLEN . . . Greenv.lle, S. C.
CHARLES L. McCORD, JR. . . Manning, S. C.
FRANKIE D. McELVEEN . . . Lynchburg. S. C.
TERESA J. McGINNIS Sumter. S. C.
HUBERT P. MclNTYRE .... Greenv.lle, S. C.
MICHAEL F. McLEOD Sumter, S. C.
ROBERT L. McMAHAN . . . Shaw AFB, S. C.
HAROLD W. MORGAN .... Belton, S. C.
CHARLES D. MORRIS Sumter, S. C.
RUBIN N. MORRIS, JR Alcolu. S. C.
MARK L. MOSELEY Sumter, S. C.
MIKE T. MUNN Camden, S C.
HOMER B. NASH Mann.ng. S. C.
D. MAVINE NORRIS Greer, S. C.
JEOFFERY J. NYBORG .... Sumter, S. C.
KAY A. OLDHOUSER Sumter, S. C.
WILSON H. OLDHOUSER, JR. . . Sumter, S. C.
WADE T. OXENDINE Dalzell, S. C.
MARLA J. PADGETT Camden, S.C.
JOHN M. PADGETT Camden, S. C.
BEVERLEE R. PAGE Sumter, S. C.
JOHN C. PARKER Greenville. S. C.
RICHARD E. PARKER Camden, S. C.
WILLIAM R. PATRICK .... Greenville
AMY R. PEREZ Sumter
LOUIS C. PIPER Sumter
HERMAN B. PLAYER Sumter
JAMES F. POOLE Sumter
ALLAN K. PRESSLEY .... Greenville
JOHN D. PRINCE, JR Sumter
LOIS C. PRITCHARD Sumter
STEVEN K. QUATTLEBAUM . . Manning
MELVIN W. RAINES .... Greenville
MITCHELL D. RAY Greenville
K. WAYNE REED Sir
ipsom
S. C.
S. c.
s.c.
ter, S.C.
ter, S.C.
lie, S.C.
ter. S. C.
ter, S. C.
ng.S. C.
lie. S. C.
lie, S.C.
He, S.C.
JAMES C. REEVES . . .
. Piedmont
S.C.
BARRY M. REYNOLDS . .
. . Sumter
S.C.
LARRY B. REYNOLDS . .
. . Sumter
S.C.
LORA F. ROBERTSON . . .
. Greenville
S.C.
JEANETTE O. ROGERS . .
Taylors
S.C.
NANCY L. ROGERS . . .
. . Sumter
s r.
BURRELL S. ROGERSON .
. . Sumter
s.c.
THOMAS E. ROSS . . . .
. . Sumter
s c.
ANDREW J. SARANKO . .
Greenville
S.C.
WILLIAM H. SEYMOUR .
. . Sumter
S.C.
LINDA J. SMITH ....
S.C.
RIGGIE C. SMITH . . . .
S.C.
BARRY G. SPRUELL . . .
. Greenv.lle
S.C.
STANLEY K. STEEN . .
s r
REBA A. STOKES
. . . Greer
s r
DANNY H. STONE . . .
. Williamston
s.c.
RICHARD C. STRAUSS . .
. . Sumter
s.c.
TERRILL D. STRICKLAND .
. . . Elgin
s.c.
MARY M. STROM . . .
. Piedmont
s.c.
STEVE G. SUMNER . . . .
s.c.
WILLIAM G. TATE . . . .
s.c.
STEPHANIE A. TAYLOR .
. . Sumter
s.c.
JAMES E. THIGPEN . . .
. . Sumter
s r
A. LOUISE TOBIAS . . .
. . Wilson
s r.
RICHARD A. TRAYNHAM .
Greenville
s.c.
LAURA M. TROUTMAN .
. . Sumter
s.c.
JAMES M. TURNER . . .
Greenville
s.c.
KATHLEEN VAN GIESON .
Greenville
s.c.
JAMES O. VAUGHN . . .
Greenville
s.c.
JERRINE R. VERDIN . . .
Greenville
s.c.
KENNETH C. VINSON . .
Camden
s.c.
MICHAEL E. WATSON . .
s.c.
MARTHA A. WELLMON .
Greer
s.c.
DAVID E. WHAM, JR. ,
Gray Courl
s.c
NEAL A. WHITE . . . .
Greenville
s.c
STUAR E. WHITE . .
. . Sumter
s r
DAVID A. WHITTLE . . .
. . Sumter
s.c
ELLEN M. WILLIAMS . .
Greenville
s.c
LARRY A. WILLIAMS . .
s.c
JOHN W. WINDHAM .
. . . Sumter
s.c
THOMAS F. YEARGIN . .
Greenville
s.c
SANDRA K. YOUNT . . .
. . . Sumter
s.c
EXTENSION STUDENTS
^
Grant A. Dease
John H. Jay
Daniel G. Mace
ORGANIZATIONS INDEX
Ag-Bio Council, 273
Ag Econ Club, 274
Air Force ROTC, 338
Alpha Gamma, 190
Alpha Phi Omega, 316
Alpha Tau Alpha, 252
Alpha Zeta, 250
AATCC, 270
AATT, 271
American Ceramic Society, 272
American Chemical Society, 275
American Dairy Science Association, 276
AIA, 278
AlAgE, 277
AlChE, 280
ASCE, 284
ASME, 286
Angel Flight, 341
Army Flight Program, 344
Army ROTC, 342
Arnold Air Society, 348
Associated General Contractors, 298
Baptist Student Union, 318
Beta Sigma Chi, 194
Block and Bridle Club, 288
Block "C" Club, 66
Blue Key, 254
Campus Crusade for Christ, 320
Canterbury Club, 321
Capers, 351
Central Dance Association, 148
Cheerleaders, 64
Chester County Club, 322
Chi Lambda, 242
The Chronicle, 166
Clemson Food Science Club, 295
Clemson 4-H Club, 294
Clemson Horticulture Club, 302
Clemson Players, I 78
Company C-4, 352
Concert Band, 174
Counter Guerrillas, 356
Debate Team, 323
Delta Kappa Alpha, 198
Delta Phi Kappa, 202
Delta Sigma Nu, 291
Delta Theta Chi, 206
Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 324
Flight Instructor Program, 340
Forestry Club, 296
Gamma Alpha Mu, 253
Gamma Beta Phi, 256
Gamma Omega Phi, 325
Glee Club, 176
Geology Club, 301
Inter-Fraternity Council, 184
Inter-Sorority Council, 188
lota Lambda Sigma, 282
Kappa Alpha Sigma, 303
Kappa Sigma Nu, 214
Light Brigade, 345
Mu Beta Psi, 257
Newman Student Association, 326
Numeral Society, 218
Omicron Zeta Tau, 222
Order of Athena, 258
Oxfords, 327
Poultry Science Club, 306
PR 4th Regimental Headquarter, 350
PR Pledges, 354
Phi Eta Sigma, 260
Ph. Kappa Delta, 226'
Phi Kappa Phi, 262
Phi Psi, 259
Poultry Science Club, 306
Pickens, County Club, 328
Pre-Vetennary Club, 308
RPA Club, 307
Scabbard and Blade, 346
Sigma Alpha Zeta, 230
Sigma Beta Chi, 234
Sigma Kappa Epsilon, 238
Sigma Psi Nu, 283
Sigma Tau Epsilon, 312
SAAgEd, 310
SAM, 314
SAME, 290
Sentimental Jazzmen, 330
SSOC, 329
TAPS, 142
Tau Beta Pi, 264
Tau Sigma Delta, 265
The Tiger, 154
Tiger Band, 170
Tiger Brotherhood, 266
Wesley Foundation, 336
WSBF, 160
Xi Sigma Pi, 268
Young Democrats, 331
YMCA Cabinet, 332
Young Republicans, 334
WB!
J I 4-i
PATRONS
WILLIAM E. GORE, JR.
Ocean Drive Beach, S. C.
W. D. GENTRY, D.D.S.
Clemson, S. C.
BISCOE ALLSBROOK
Allsbroolc, S. C.
MISS VIRGINIA BOUNDS
Lancaster, Pa.
RADIO STATION WSSC
Sumter, S. C.
THE COUNTY BANK
Greenwood, S. C.
THE W. B. JOHNSON FAMILY
Lancaster, Pa.
THE W. F. BOUNDS FAMILY
Lancaster, Pa.
DR. C. H. WRIGHT, Optometrist
Clemson, S. C.
WESC RADIO
"six sixty in Dixie"
Greenville, S. C.
DR. C. B. LESESNE, D.D.S.
Spartanburg, S. C.
McMillan bunes, townsend,
& BOWEN
Greenville, S. C.
MRS. EDWARD L. PROCTOR
Conway, S. C.
LOCKWOOD GREEN ENGINEERS, INC.
Spartanburg, S. C.
ROY E. CRANFORD
Greensboro, N. C.
DRS. BAROODY, BAROODY,
& O'BRYAN
Florence, S. C.
MARTIN RADIO SERVICE
Clemson, S. C.
MRS. EDWARD L. PROCTER
Conway, S. C.
DR. HOWARD I. GILCHRIST
Williston, S. C.
C. R. Hipp, Inc.
MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS
Charleston, South Carolina
AIR CONDITIONING
PIPING
SHEETMETAL
SENIOR DIRECTORY
ABERNATHY, WILLIAM L.
President of Chester County Clemson
Club.
ABRAMS. ALBERT WAYNE
Sigma Alpha Zeta.
ABRAMS, JEFFREY RONALD
Arch. Faculty Award 1, Tau Sigma Delta
Award 2; Rudolph E. Lee Award 3; Phi
Eta Sigma 1. 2, 3. 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4;
Tau Sigma Delta 4, 5; AIA 1 , 2, 5; Circle
"K" 2; Hillel-Brandeis 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
ACCOMANDO. 8RUNELLO
Rugby Club 3, 4.
ACKER, LOUIS LIGON
Clemson Geo. Club.
ADAMS, ELIZABETH ROSE
Elections Board 1, 2; YMCA 1. 2;
Clemson Players 1 , 2. 3; SEA 1,2.
ADAMS. JAMES MERRILL
Block and Bridle, Program Chairman 2.
Vice-President 3, President 4; Ag-Bio
Council Reporter 4.
AINSWORTH, ROBERT DOUGLAS
American Society for Metals 1, 2, 3, 4;
ROTC-M.S.4.
ALEXANDER, MILTON DONALD, JR.
Who's Who; Distinguished Military Cadet;
Honor's List; DMS ROTC; Delta Sigma
Nu, Secretary; Tiger Brotherhood 4;
Senator 1, 2, 3, 4; Senate Clerk 2; Central
Spirit Committee 2; SCSSL 1, 2; Rat
Master 2, 3, DKA 1. 2. 3, 4; IFC
Representative; Company Commander
ROTC; MFY; Hall Supervisor 2, 3; Young
Republicans
ALLEN, JERRY WAYNE
IEEE 3. APO 2.
ALLGOOD, BARNETT ALEXANDER III
Society for Advancement of Management
3.4.
ALSTON, ROWLAND POOLE, JR.
ESSO Scholarship 1, 2. 3, 4; SAAE 3. 4,
Young Republicans 4.
ALTMAN, JAMES COLEY
ASCE.
AM ICK, HAROLD CI RE MBA, JR.
APO 3, 4; Sergeant-at-Arms 2.
ANDERSON, CARROLLS. Ill
Distinguished Military Cadet 4.
ANDERSON, JOHN LAW
Tiger Brotherhood 4; Delta Kappa Alpha.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM BURTON
Chess Club 2.
ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM SHAUL
Kappa Sigma Nu 1,2,3,4.
ARNOLD. DAVID COSBY
S. C. Entomological Society.
ARNOLD, FRANK HERBERT. Ill
Phi Sigma Epsilon 4; WSBF 1; Glee Club
1 , 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats 1,2.
ASHLEY, JOHN RANDAL
Best news story in a large college news-
paper by SCCPA; Peace Fund Scholar-
ship; Gamma Alpha Mu 3, 4; Young
Democrats 4; Tiger, Junior Staff 2,
Assistant News Editor 3, Executive News
Editor 4; Alternate to the National
Executive Board of the U. S. Student
Press Association.
ASKINS, HARRY RAYMOND
AGC 4, 5; Scuba Diving Club 1; SAZ 2,
3, 4, 5; ADZ 3, 4; University Apts. Club
2, 3.
ASKINS, PAUL WALKER
Blue Key 4; Who's Who; High Court.
Chairman 4, Secretary 3, Attorney 2;
Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4; APO 1.
2; WSBF 1.2. 3.4.
ATKINSON, LARRY NEARL
Block and Bridle Junior Scholarship 3;
Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 4;
Block and Bridle Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer
3, Vice-President 4.
ATKINSON, WAYNE HARRIS
IEEE 2.4.
AVINGER. HARRY CARLISLE, JR.
IEEE 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 4; Beta Sigma Chi
4; Advanced ROTC; WSBF 4
AYERS, BOBBIE FRANKLIN. JR.
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3. 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4.
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BABB, HARLEY BERUIS, III
S C Education Association 2.
BAKER. CHARLES DOUGLAS, JR.
AIA 1, 2, 3; YMCA Freshman Council;
Young Republicans 2. 3.
BAKER, STEVEN W.
WSBF 1, 2, 3,4.
BANKS, CHARLES McHENRY
Cotton Producers Scholarship 2; Purina
Scholarship 3, Animal Science Award 2,
3; Block and Bridle Club 1, 2, 3. 4;
Chester County Clemson Club 1. 2, 3, 4,
Alpha Zeta 2, 3. 4
BARDSLEY, CHARLES EDWARD III
Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2. 3, 4; IEEE 2, 3, 4;
Amateur Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Young
Republicans.
BARKER, JAMES CECIL
Rotary Club Scholarship; AlChE; Vice
-President Student Body at Sumter 2;
YOFC, Clemson At Sumpter.
BARKER, JAMES FRAZIER
Who's Who; Lansdon Cherves Scholarship
3; Tiger Brotherhood 4, 5, Vice-President
5; Tau Sigma Delta 3, 4, 5; American
Institute of Architects 2, 3; High Court
Attorney 3; CDA 3, 4; Delta Kappa
Alpha 2. 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 4.
BARKER. ROBERT EARL
Outstanding student in RPA 1969; High-
est GPR in RPA 1969; Distinguished
Military Cadet; SAME 3. 4; Clemson
Outing Club 3, 4. President 4; Arnold Air
Pledge 3. Member 4; RPA Club 1 , 2. 3, 4;
Tau Beta Sigma 1, 2; Scabbard and Blade
3.
BARNWELL, THOMAS OSBORN
American Society of Civil Engineers 2, 3.
4, 5; Society of American Military Engrs.
3. 4. 5. President 4; Tau Beta Pi 4. 5; Phi
Kappa Phi 4.
BARTLES, JANE ELLEN
WSA 4; Dorm Vice-President 4; House
Council 4; Omicron Zeta Tau 1. 2, 3. 4,
Vice-President 3; Cheerleader 1.
BARTLEY, BENNY DOUGLAS
American Institute of Physics; Sailing
Club; Tiger Band; Concert Band.
BASS. ARTHUR THERON III
D.M.S. 4; ASCE; SAME; Young
Republicans.
BASKIN, THOMAS C, JR.
Distinguished Military Cadet; RPA Club
1 , 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 3; YMCA Athletic
Staff 3, 4; PR 1.
BASS, SAMUEL DAVID
Agronomy Club; YMCA Cabinet Member
3.4,-SLBI.
BAUKNIGHT, DENNIS LEHMAN
Agricultural Economics Club 3.
BAZEMORR, PAUL R.
Tiger Brotherhood 3, 4; APO, Vice-
•President 2, Recording Secretary 1, 2;
Sigma Alpha Zeta 3, 4; C D A. President
4, Junior Staff 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,
4; Freshman Track 1.
BEACH. JUDITH ELAINE
I FT Scholarships 1. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who:
Charles H. Stone Scholarship 2; Gamma
Sigma Delta 2; Food Science Club 1 , 2, 3,
4, Secretary 4; Order of Athena 3, 4; Phi
Kappa Phi 3, 4; WSA Judicial Board 4;
Miss Clemson University Contestant 1, 3;
Tiger Staff 1, 2.
BEAMAN, WALLACE DANIEL
5. C. Concrete Masonry Design Award;
National Federation of the Arts Travel
Scholarship 4; AIA; Contributing
Reporter-Semester Review 4.
BEDARD, PAUL DAVID
Arnold Air Society 3, Comptroller 3;
Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2,
Student Advisor 4; Glee Club 2, 3;
Baseball 1.
BELL, ROBERT LAWRENCE
Kappa Delta Chi 3; Football 1.2,3. 4.
BENNETT, RICHARD JAMES
ACS L, 1.2, 3, 4; SAME 3; Mu Beta Psi
2, 3, 4; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert
Band 1,2, 3,4.
BERGREN. SCOTT CUNNINGHAM
Scabbard and Blade Award; American
Legion Award; Distinguished Military
Cadet; Arnold Air Society; Scabbard and
Blade 3, 4; Delta Phi Kappa 1. 2. 3, 4; Phi
Kappa Phi 4.
BETHEA, THOMAS COOPER, JR.
American Society of Agric Engineers 3,
Secretary 4; Sigma Alpha Zeta 1,2, 3.
Treasurer 4; Dillion County Clemson
Club 1, 2. Treasurer 3, President 4.
BETSILL. WILLIAM LAFAYETTE, JR.
Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Sigma; Sigma Tau
Epsilon; Clemson Alumni Association
Scholarship; Delta Sigma Nu; Freshman
Tennis Team.
BINKLEY, PATRICK EUGENE
AlChE 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 3, 4.
BISHOP, MICHAEL GREGORY
Young Republicans 2; Basket Ball
Statistician 2, 3, 4.
BISSEY, DIANA KAY
Order of Athena 4; WSA 1, 2; YMCA 1,
Light Brigade 1, 2. 3, 4; Omicron Zeta
Tau 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club.
BLACKMAN, LARRY MICHAEL
Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mu Beta Phi 3. 4.
BLANCHARD. ROY EDDIE
RPA Club 2, 3, 4, Histona 4; Campus
Crusade for Christ 2; Young Republicans
1.3.
BLAND. FRANK STANFORD
Army ROTC Advanced 3. 4; Oxfords of
Clemson University 3, 4.
BLANTON, RACHEL ALICE
Secretary of Senior Class.
BLATTMACHR. DOUGLAS JAMES
RPA Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Outing
Club 3. YMCA Athletic Staff 3. ^*V
BODIE, JERRY L.
Delta Sigma Nu 2. 3, 4; Senate 2, 3, 4;
Taps 3; Young Republicans.
BOOLE, PHILLIP C.
Corresponding Secretary 3. Alpha Phi
Omega; Jr. Class Council; APO.
BOLEN. GEORGE F., JR.
Sigma Kappa Epsilon 1,2, 3, 4, 5.
BOLT. JOSEPH DENNIS
Who's Who; Blue Key; Gamma Alpha Mu;
Speakers Bureau 3, 4; Young Democrats
3, President 4; Pre-Law Society 4; Tiger
1, 2, News Editor 3. Managing Editor, 4,
BONNER, WILLIAM PINCKNEY
Phi Kappa Phi 4, Sigma Tau Epsilon 3,4;
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Chi
3,4.
BOSTIC, JAMES EDWARD, JR.
Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Psi; Blue Key.
BOUCHILLON, RANDALL ELTON
Honors Program, Jr. Honors Certificate;
AATT 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Phi Psi 4.
BOUKNIGHT. HEYWARD HARLES
AISC2, 3, 4; Circle "K" 1.2.3.
BOWEN, BERNARD ARTHUR
ASME.
BOWEN, ELIZABETH MARIE
Rat Master 3, 4.
BOWIE, CALVIN N.. JR.
Distinguished Military Cadet (MSI; lota
Lambda Sigma 2. President
BOYD, MARION CAIN, JR.
Dean's List 1; IEEE 2. 3, 4; Bowling
Team 1,2,3,4.
BOYKIN, SAMUEL ROGER
Young Republicans.
BRABHAM, DAVID RONALD
ASCE 3, 4. Treasurer 4.
BRACKETT, RALPH JAMES
Vice-President American Society for
Metals 3, 4.
BRADY, JOHN LESTER, JR
Court of Lesser Appeals; Tiger;
Chronicle.
BRAND, HARVEY ALLEN
Young Republicans 2, 3-
BRANDT, WILLIAM FREDERICK
Keramos Honor Fraternity 3, 4, Herald 4;
American Ceramic Society 3, 4.
BRELAND, JOYCE ELAINE
BRENNAN, JOHN A
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1,
2, 3, 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Phi
Kappa Phi 3, 4.
BREWER, JAMES ARTHUR
Young Philosophers Club 2; WSBF 1, 2,
3, 4.
BRIDWELL, FRANK FIRBY
Alpha Zeta 3, 4; ADSA 3, 4.
BROOKS, NIGEL ROBERT
Tau Beta Pi 4; ASME 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4.
BROOME, WILLIAM LEN
lota Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Secretary,
Department of Intramural Organ.; Hall
Supervisor 2, 3, 4.
BROWN, DAVID MATTHEW
Sailing Club 2, 3, 4; Students for Edu-
cational Aid 4; Glee Club 3.
BROWN, PATRICK MARSHALL
Glee Club 1.
BROWN, REX A.
RPA Club; Sailing Club; Scubba Club.
BROWN, THOMAS JOSEPH
SAM; Student Attorney; Department of
Services.
BROWNE, MELVIN N
WSBF Program Director 1.
BRUCE, DONALD LEE
AlChE 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Senator; Sigma
Kappa Epsilon
BRUENING, J. PATRICK
American Institute of Physics 2, 3;
Clemson Players 1 , 2, 3, 4; Sailing Club.
BRUNSON, JAMES HENNING. JR.
ROTC 1,2.3,4.
BUCHANAN, MARVIN RICHARD
Sigma Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4.
BUCK, JAMES ARTHUR
CDA, President 4; Tiger Brotherhood 3,
Treasurer 4; Blue Key 4, 5; Phi Kappa
Delta 3, President 4.
BUCKNER, JAMES LARRY
ASCE 1, 2.3,4.
BUDDIN, LINDA N.
Glee Club 2, 3, 4.
BULL, ELVIN LEONIDAS
Alpha Zeta 3, 4; Phi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4.
BULLER, RICHARD EARL
Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Young Republicans
4; Economic Club 4.
8ULLWINKE L.GEORGE JOHN
ASME; SAME; Phi Kappa Delta, Social
Chairman.
BURGESS, RICHARD CARNELL
APO 2, 3.
BURGNER, GRADY SPENCE
Tiger Brotherhood 4; Block C 2, 3, 4;
Football 1,2,3,4.
BURNETTE. JAMES PATRICK
AGC 3, 4; Pershing Rifles 1, 2; Young
Republicans 4.
BURNS WM MILTON
IEEE 2, 3, 4; USAF Veteran.
BURRELL, BUDDY
Economic Club Secretary 2; Pershing
Rifles 3; Rat Master 2. >
BURTON, JOSEPH RICHARD
Mu Beta Psi 3. 4; AlChE 2. Gamma
Omega Phi 3. 4; Young Republicans 3;
Election Board 4; Junior Council 3;
Attorney Staff 4. Tiger Band I. 2. 3. 4.
BUSH, GEORGE J.
District Military Student 4.
BUTLER, KENNETH
Soccer Club 1; Varsity Soccer Team 3, 4.
BUTTS. RUTHE MARTHALYNN
Angel Flight 1.
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CAGGIANO. JAMES VINCENT
Horticultural Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Vice-
President 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3. 4,
Vice-President 4.
CATH, SAMUEL RAMSEY , III
Block C Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3. 4.
CALKINS, WILLIAM LAWRENCE
IRE 1, 2; IEEE 3, 4.
CAMPBELL, ALAN McKENZIE
AlChE 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger 1. 2; TAPS 3, 4;
Clemson Aero Club 4.
CAMPBELL, G. ROBERT
Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Clemson Tae
Kwon Do Club.
CAMPBELL, JAMES PRESTON
AlChE 2, 3. 4, 5; Glee Club 5; Tae Kwon
Do Club 2, 3,4.
CANAVAGGIO, GUY P.
IEEE; President Aero Club.
CAPPS, MICHAEL LUTHER
Geo Club. President 2.
CAREY, JAMES CLEVELAND
S. C. Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Scholar-
ship; ROTC; Delta Kappa Alpha.
CARMICHAEL. MARVIN G.
Dillon County Clemson Club 1. 2, 3, 4;
Football Trainer 1.
CARROLL, JOSEPH ALLEN
Keramos 2, 3, 4; American Ceramic
Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Kappa Alpha 2,
3, 4; Chester County Clemson Club 2, 3.
4; Block C Club 2, 3, 4; Golf Team 2. 3,
4.
CARSTEN, WILLIAM MALCOLM
AlChE; Soccer 1.
CARTEE, LARRY DEAN
Agricultural Economic Club 2, 3, 4.
CARTER, JAMES SUMTER
Society of Mechanical Engineering 3, 4;
Sigma Alpha Zeta 3, 4; Chester County
Clemson Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Young
Republicans 3; Debating Team 1.
CARTER, OSCAR LEE
Tiger Brotherhood 4; Sigma Alpha Zeta
3. 4; Kappa Delta Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4;
Football 1,2, 3,4.
CASTRE. MICHAEL GRANT
Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Rugby 3, AIA 1, 2, 3, 4;
Chronicle 2. 3, 4.
CAUBLE. CHARLES E.
Football
CAUGHMAN, GEORGE WESLEY. JR.
Mu Beta Psi 2; ASME 3; Tiger Band 4;
Concert Band 4.
CAUTHEN. JOHN McCARLEY
Senator 1. 2; Company C-4 Pershing
Rifles; Young Republicans.
CELY, MARGARET JUNE
Order of Athena 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4;
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; WSA Secretary
3, Judicial Board 4; B.S.U. 1.
CHANDLER, JAMES LARRY
IEEE 3. 4; Fencing Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
AERO Club 3, 4.
CHAPIN, MARGARET SEALES
Jonothan Logan Scholarship 1, 2; Eco-
nomics Club 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 1.
CHAPMAN, JOHN CARROLL
Forestry Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Arnold Air
Society 3, 4; Dixie Skydivers Club 2, 3,
Secretary 2.
CHANDLER, KEITH D.
Pershing Rifles 1, 2.
CHAPMAN. KENNETH WAYNE
IEEE 3, 4.
CHILDSON, WALTER, JR.
Society for the Advancement of
Management.
CHOVAN, JAMES PETER
Mu Beta Psi 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1; Men's
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tour Chairman 3,
President 4.
CHURCH, MICHAEL V.
Distinguished Military Student 4.
CLARKE. LELAND TARVER. JR.
AlChE 2.3,4.
CLARY. GARY ELMORE
Who's Who 4; AFROTC 3, 4; Tiger
Brotherhood 4; Freshman Class Vice-
President; Senator 3. SCSSL 3; Student
Body Vice-President 4: President's Cab-
inet 4, Delta Kappa Alpha 3, 4, Young
Republicans 3, 4; Sports Editor, Tiger 2.
CLAYTON, MARYALICE MARETT
Young Republicans 1, 2, 4: Women's
Glee Club 1,2.
CLAYTON, ROBERT MORRIS, JR.
Dean's List 1 , 2, 3. 4; Tiger Band 2, 3, 4;
Young Republicans 4; Pre-Med Fraternity
4.
CLINE, WILLIAM E VERETTE
AGC 2, 3. 4; APO 3, 4: Sports Car Club
of Clemson.
CLONINGER. JAMES MACK
Assn. U.S. Army 3; Dist. Military Cadet
4; Phi Eta Sigma 1, Alpha Zeta 3. 4; Phi
Kappa Phi 4; Pershing Rifles, Executive
Officer, 4th Regiment.
CLYNE.TERRENCE JOHN
Tiger Brotherhood 4; High Court Attor-
ney; SCSSL Delegate; MSA Coordinator;
Secretary of the Department of Services;
Tri-level Committee; Student Govern-
ment Activities Calendar.
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COCHET, ANTHONY ANDREW
Dean's List 1, 2; Reserve Officer Associa-
tion Award 2; AFROTC Top 5 Summer
Camp; Who's Who; Delta Sigma Nu; Blue
Key 4; Scabbard & Blade 3, ^Executive
Officer 4; Arnold Air Society 2, 3, 4;
AAS Area C-1 Administrative Officer 3;
Senator 1, 2, 3, 4; Judiciary Committee
Chairman 3; Extracurricular Activities
Committee Chairman 4; S. C. State
Student Legislature Delegate 1, 2, 3. 4,
Delegation Chairman 3, 4; Southern
University Student Government Associa-
tion Delegate 3; Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court. SCSSL 4; Young Repub-
licans 3, 4. AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Cadet
Evaluation Board 1
COCKCROFT. JOHNNIE EARLE
Dean's List 1.2; AlChE 2. 3, 4. Treasurer
4. Beta Sigma Chi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President
4.
COFFEY. WILLIAM TIMOTHY
AGC Student Chapter; ROTC; Chi
Lambda 2, Sergeant-at-Arms.
COGAN, HENRY L.
Young Democrats; Society for Advance-
ment of Management; Sigma Kappa
Epsilon.
COKER. RONALD WAYNE
SAME 1. 2; NEA 4; Track 1; B.S.U. 1. 2,
3.4.
COLE. CHARLES J.
AlChE 3. 4; Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2; Mu
Beta Psi 3. 4; Ty Kwon Do 1. 2.
COLEMAN. JAMES LOUIE. JR.
Outstanding Freshman in Tiger Band;
Who's Who; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi.
IEEE; AFROTC; Tiger Band 1, 2. 3. 4;
Concert Band 1,2.3, 4; Tiger Band Staff
2, 3, 4.
COLLINS. DONALD EDWARD
Alpha Zeta 4; Circle "K" 1, 2. 3, 4;
Advanced ROTC 4: TAPS 1. 2, 3.
COLLINS. EDWARD JOSHUA, JR
Football, Track
COLLINS. THOMAS HUDSON
IEEE Secretary 2, 3, 4; SAME 3; Army
ROTC 2. 3, 4; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4,
Concert Band 1. 2, 3, 4.
COMPTON. BEN GILES
3. 0 GPR 1; AIA 4. Student Chaplain 3;
Kappa Delta Chi 1. 2, 3. 4.
COMPTON, ROBERT BENJAMIN
Kappa Sigma Nu.
CONRAD. DOUGLAS MICHAEL
Delta Sigma Nu 3. 4; Phi Kappa Delta 2.
3.4.
COOK. JOHN W., JR
Young Republicans 1; Tiger Band 1, 2. 3,
4; Concert Band 1. 2, 3, 4.
COOPER. WILLIAM WOMBLE JR
SAM 3. 4; AFROTC 3, 4; Young
Republicans 4.
CORNISH, CHARLES MICHAEL
Agricultural Economic Club 3. 4; ROTC
1 , 2. 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Zeta.
CORNWELL, JOHN BENNETTE III
Sigma Kappa Epsilon 1. 2, 3. 4. 5.
Historian 3, Social Chairman 4.
CORNWELL. JOHN CLAHOUN
Pre Vet Club
CORNWELL. MARION SCOTT
Alpha Zeta 3. 4; ROTC 3. 4.
CORPENING, BENNETT HUESTON
R O. Hull Scholarship; 3-M Scholarship;
Com Chemical Scholarship; Phi Eta
Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi 3. 4; Tau Beta Phi
3. 4. AlChE 1, 2, 3, 4
COTHRAN, ROSEMARIE A.
Phi Kappa Phi 4.
COX.GEDDES MARVIN
ROTC 3, 4, Society for the Advancement
of Management 4
COX, HENRY CLAY. JR.
Kappa Sigma Nu 3, Pledge Master 1.
COX. JERRY LEE
IEEE 3. 4.
COYLE. JOHN REDMOND
Clemson Players
CRAIG. ROBERT MARION. JR
Outstanding Defensive Player Clemson. S.
C, Game 1968; Block C. RPA Club
CRAIN. WILLIAM THOMAS
Forestry Club 4
CRAVEN, MALCOLM L
Tiger Brotherhood 4; CDA Junior Staff
3. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Alpha Gamma
2, 3, 4. President 4,
CRAWFORD. CHARLES H.
DMS Army ROTC 4; Distinguished
Military Cadet 4, Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3. 4;
Tiger Brotherhood, Senator 4; Delta
Kappa Alpha; Hall Supervisor 2. 3, 4:
Company Commander B-3 ROTC 4
Chester County Clemson Ctub 1. 2. 3.4.
Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4; Economic
Club 2,
CROCKER, WILLIAM HENRY
Prosecuting Attorney for High Court,
CROSBY, WALTON ALBERT
Student Senate, 2; Kappa Delta Chi 1. 2.
3, 4, 5.
CROW, WADE COGGINS
ASME 2, 3. 4, 5; Kappa Sigma Nu 2. 3, 4,
5, Vice-President 5; Advanced ROTC 3.
CULLER. JODY HODGES
Nun
CULLER. WILLIAM WIGHTMAN
AlChE.
CUNNINGHAM, JOHN ALAN
Society for Advancement of Agriculture
Education, Alpha Gamma.
CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM RANDOLPH
AIA 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Kappa Alpha 3, 4.
CURTIS. BRENDA LEE
Omicron Zeta Tau 1, 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2.
CURTIS, JOHN DUFFIELD, III
Varsity Baseball 2;STE.
-D-
DANNALS, NANCY RUTH
Social Chairman Manning Hall 2; Junior
Class Treasruer 3; Sigma Beta Chi 1, 2, 3,
4; ISC Representative 3. ISC President 4;
TAPS Jr. Staff 2. Organizations Editor 4;
Canterburt Club 1. 2
DAVENPORT. HAROLD LEE
Tau Beta Pi 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1. 2.3.4;
IEEE 3, 4; Phi Kappa Ph, 4.
DAVIS, HAROLD RICHARD
ASCE.
DAVIS, JOE MYERS
AlChE.
DAVIS, MAYNARD JAMES. JR.
SAM, AATT 3, 4,
DAVIS. RICHARD CHAMPION. JR.
Pershing Rifles, Pledge Cmmdr.
OEANHARDT, MARSHALL LYNN
Chemistry Faculty Award; Sigma Tau
Epsilon 3. 4; ACS 1. 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa
Phi 4; Baptist Student Union 1, 2, 3, 4.
DECHMAN. GORDON HEYWARD
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; American
Institute of Physics 2, 3; Young
Republicans 3.
DEER. WILLIAM WAYNE
Delta Sigma Nu 2. 3. 4.
DE FRANCISCO. ROBERT ANTHONY
Phychology Lab Assistant.
DEMORI, ADRIANO
Soccer Tear; Economics Club.
DERRICK, DANNY O'BRIAN
ASME.
DE YOUNG, WILLIAM ERIC
Army ROTC Scholarship; Resident
Assistant Program.
DIXON. THERA JEAN
High Honors; Student Nurses' Associa-
tion; Order of Athena.
DOBBINS, MARY JANE
YMCA Cabinet; B. S. U.
DOBBINS, JUDSON DENNIS
IEEE 3; American Ceramic Society 4,
College Republicans 3; Weight Lifting
Club 4.
DOBBINS, THOMAS E.
ASAE 1, 2, 3. 4, President 4.
DOBSON, HEATH PERSONS
ROTC 1. 2, 3, 4; ASAE, Treasurer.
DOREY, RICHARD JOHN
APO 3, 4; Clemson Sailing.
DOTSON, ROBERT CARL
Associated General Contractors 3, 4,
Pershing Rifles 1 , 2; APO 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger
for Cheerleaders 3; Clemson Players 1, 2.
3, 4; Glee Club 4; Young Democrats 4
DOUGLAS, JAMES FLINN
Central Spirit Committee 1; Delta Phi
Kappa 2, 3, 4; CDA 4; Cheerleading
Squad 1, 2, 3.4.
DOUGLASS, HEYWARD BELSER
Alpha Zeta, Circle "K" Club.
DOUGLASS. JAMES STANFORD
SAM 3, 4; WSBF 1 . 2, 3, 4; Tiger Band 1 .
DOVER. DAVID RAY
ASME 4.
DOWLING, THOMAS PATRICK
Forestry Club.
DOYLE. BRIAN EDWARD
IEEE 3; Dixie Sky Divers 2; Newman
Society 1 .
DREHER, THOMAS DANIEL
Alpha Zeta; Xi Sigma Pi; Phi Eta Sigma;
Forestry Club; Advanced ROTC;
Counterguerillas.
DRENNAN. JUDSON HOOD III
RPA Club; Delta Phi Kappa 3. 4; Rugby
Club 3, 4; Counter Guerillas; ROTC Band
1,2.
DRENNAN, ROBERT FRANCIS, JR.
Phi Eta Sigma 2. 3, 4. Phi Kappa Phi 3. 4;
American Society Mechanical Engineers
1, 2, 3, 4; Society American Military
Engineers 2, 3. 4; Swim Team.
DULIN, WILBUR NELSON. JR.
Sigma Kappa Epsilon
DUNAWAY. ALBERT DUNSON, JR.
Economic Club 4, Sigma Kappa Epsilon 2,
3. 4; Scuba Club 1,2, 3;SkiiingClub4.
DUNCAN, JAMES ROBERT
IEEE; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3; Sailing Club 1.
2, 3. 4; Sailing Team 1 . 2. 3, 4.
DURANT, ROBERT REES
Sigma Kappa Epsilon.
DURHAM, FLOYD DONALD
DURHAM, LAWRENCE BRONSON. JR.
AATCC 3 4.
DUVALL. ERNEST McCULLOUGH
Delta Phi Kappa 2, 3, 4; Dixie Skydivers
2.3.
DYKSTRA. KENNETH DALE
Arch. Faculty Award 1; Sigma Tau
Epsilon 3, 4; Delta Sigma Nu 3, 4, Al A 1 ;
APO 3. 4; Fine Arts Film Club 3. 4;
Fencing Club 2. 3,4.
EADDY. WINSTON MARSHALL
American Society of Agricultural Engi-
neers 1, 2; Delta Phi Kappa 3, 4
EARWOOD. BYRAN DOUGLAS
EDMONDS. JOHN KING
AlChE.
EDNEY, ROBERT MARSH
AIA 12 3 4
EDWARDS, STEVE RADLEY
Agricultural Economics, Secretary.
ELDRIDGE, R. CHARLES, JR.
Blue Key 4; Tiger Brotherhood 2, 3, 4;
Delta Sigma Nu 2; Treasurer Sophomore
Class; Vice-President Junior Class; Phi
Kappa Delta; IFC Representative 2. 3,
Vice-President 4; TAPS Jr. Staff, Classes
Editor 3, Business Manager 4; Delegate to
SCCPA 3
ELROD, JAMES FRANKLIN
Jonathan Logan Scholarship 3, 4.
ELLIS, CAROLE
WSA Judicial Board 4; Angel Flight 2, 3,
4; Operations Officer, 2, 4; WSBF 1
ELLIS, ROBERT ERVIN. JR.
AIA 4; Tiger Band 3.
ELVINGTON, BOYD BAXTER
Block C 2. 3. 4; KDK 1. 2, 3. 4; Football
1, 2. 3,4.
ENGLISH, LINDA ANN
ESKEW. JERRY DALE
Sigma Alpha Zeta; Clemson Baseball 2;
Block C 2.
ESTES, BOYCE TYNDALL, JR
ASME.
ETHEREDGE, WILLIAM MARION
Honors Program 1 ; Commander's Saber
4; AIA 1, 2, 3. 4, Scabbard & Blade 4, 5,
Commander; ARMY ROTC; Chronicle 1,
2, 3, Reviews Editor.
EVANS. WILLIAM DOUGLAS
Calhoun Forensic Society 2. 3. 4, Vice-
Presidnet 3. President 4; Economics Club
4; Junior Senator 3; Student Government
Defense Attorney 3, 4; Chief Defense
Attorney 4; Young Republicans 1, WSBF
1,2,3,4.
EWAN, KENNETH M.
AIA 3, 4: Kappa Sigma Nu 3. 4, TAPS 4.
FAER, MICHAEL JAMES
Sophomore Superior Cadet, Distin-
guished Military Student 3; Distinguished
Military Cadet IMSI 4; Who's Who, Delta
Sigma Nu 2. 3. 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3,4;
ROTC 1. 2. 3. 4; Block C Club 3. 4;
Weightlifting Club 2, 3, 4. Newman
Society 2, 3, 4.
FALLS, DUANE LARRY
AGC 4, 5; MU Beta Psi 2, 3. 4, 5,
Treasurer 4, National Vice President 4;
ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger Band; Assistant
Librarian 3; Supply Officer 4; Com-
mander 5
FAULKENBERRY, JAMES LARRY
AFROTC, Flight Instruction Program.
FAULKNER. JAMES ROBERT, JR.
RPA Club 2, 3, 4; Delta Phi Kappa 2, 3, 4.
FELTON. GLENN PATRICK
Cleo Society 3. 4; Tiger. Business Man-
ager 3. 4.
FIELDS, JAMES PANTON, JR
DMS 4; Senior Council. Pre Law Society;
University Political Caucus.
FIFE. JANE LEE
Clemson Players 3. 4.
FITCHETT. ROBERTW.
Class Council 2, 3, 4; Financial Review
Board 4; Student Service Committee 3.
FLEETWOOD, CARLTON GART
AIA; Freshman Senate; Delta Phi Kappa;
Soccer 2, 3
FLOYD. LARRY DWIGHT
Alpha Tau Alpha 2. Alpha Zeta 3; Ag-Bio
Council 2;SAAE 3.
FORD, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, JR.
AlChE 2. 3, 4; ROTC; Young Republi-
FORSBERG. CHARLES ALFRED
ASME 3, 4; Beta Sigma Chi 1, 2, 3. 4,
Secretary 2. 4.
FOSTER. JAMES ELLIOTT, JR.
Who's Who; SAM 2. 3; Senate 2, 3, 4;
President 4, Committee Chairman 3.
Appeals Court 4; Freshman Court 2;
AFSC 3. SUSGA 3. NSA 3, SCSSL 2. 3.
4; House 2. Senate 3. Staff 4; Class
Council 2, 3, 4; Financial Appropriations
Board 3, Food Committee 3, Blue Key 4;
Young Republicans 2, 3; Alpha Gamma
2. 3, 4; ROTC Cadre Commander 4.
FOWLER, MICHAEL WAYNE
APO 3, 4; Army ROTC; SAM 3.
FOWLER, WILLIAM EARL, JR.
American Society for Metals 2; Arnold
Air Society 3, 4; Beta Sigma Chi 1,2,3.4.
FOX. THEODORE CLAUDE III
Sigma Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3. 4; SAME 2,
FRANK, JOHN HOWARD III
Associated General Contractors 2, 3;
Sigma Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary.
FRANKE. BETHANY SHARON
Junior Division Honors Porgram; Amer-
ican Chemical Society Student Affiliates
2, 3. 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Phi
Kappa Phi 4; Dormitory House Council
1, 2; Glee Club 1. 2, 3; Baptist Student
Union 1 , 2, 3. 4; German Club 2. 3.
FRICK, MARION EDWARD
Lutheran Student Association 1, 2. 3. 4;
Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Republican Club
1.
FULMER, ELTON T.
Econ Club 2, 3; Fr. Senator 1; Pledge
Master Sigma Alpha Zrta 5, Sigma Alpha
Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Golf Team 3, 4.
FULMER. JOHN BAKER
Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Block C Club 2, 3, 4;
FULMER, JOHN LEONARD. JR.
Sigma Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian
4; RPA Club 3, 4.
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GADDY, COLDNEL JACK. JR.
Langdon Cheves Scholarship 4; Phi Eta
Sigma 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4; Sigma
Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Tiger Band 1; President
- The Sentimental Jazzmen 1 , 2, 3, 4.
GAILLARD, GEORGE WILLARD
Swimming Team 1 . 2, 3, 4; Block C 2. 3, 4.
GAINES. WILLIAM H.
Advertising Staff, Tiger 1,2.
GAMBILL, THOMAS GRATTAR
Fine Arts Film Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Fencing
Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Tae Kwon Do Club 1;
Young Philosophers 1, 2.
GAMBRELL, JOHN WILLIAM
Phi Psi 3, 4, 5; Phi Kappa Phi 4. 5; Tiger
1, 2, 3. 4, 5; Band; Concert Band 1, 4.
GANDY, ERNEST LERAND
Tiger Band. Campus Crusade for Christ,
GANTT, ROBERT DAVID-_«____
College Republicans; Gamma Omega Phi
2,3,4; Karate Club 3, 4.
GANTT, STEVEN A.
Chester County Clemson Club 3, Secre-
tary 4, Vice-President.
GARDNER. HARRELL LEE, JR.
Numeral Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Delta Sigma
Nu 3.4.
GARDNER. RICHARD WARREN
Delta Kappa Alpha 2. 3. 4; RPA Club 4;
Rugby 2. 3. 4.
GARLAND, ERICK K.
Gamma Omega Phi; Geo Club, Vice-
-President; Soccer Team 1 , 2.
GARLAND, WAYNE RICHARD
AIIE 1, 2: Sports Car Club of Clemson 2,
3. 4. 5; Pershing Rifles 1.
GARNER, FOSTER M.
ROTC.
GARNETT. STANFORD TAYLOR
Kappa Sigma Nu Scholastic Award 2, 3;
Phi Eta Sigma 1 . 2, 3. 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3.
4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Kappa Sigma
Nu 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4.
GARRETT, THOMAS ROY
American Society of Agriculture; Karate
Club.
GARVIN. WILLIAM HORTON
J. E. Sirrine Scholarship 1; Carolinas
Arch, and Engineers Award 2; CDA 3.
GASKINS, JESSE H.
Sentimental Jazzmen. Business Manager
4; Society for Advancement of Manag-
ment 4; Advanced ROTC 4.
GETTYS, NICHOLAS PURDY, JR.
P R 2; Hon. Member Kappa Sigma Nu 3,
4; Football Manager 3: Assistant Golf
Coach 3, 4.
GIBSON, THOMAS ALAN
Food Science Club, President 4; Sopho-
more IFT Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi 4.
GILBERT, BOB DAVISON. JR.
Sigma Alpha Zeta 2. 3, 4; Alpha Delta
Zeta 3, 4; University Apt. Club 2, 3, 4.
GILBERT, HAROLD EUGENE
Pickens County Industrial Management
Club 1, 2, 3; Greenville County IMC 4;
Industrial Relations Committee Chairman
4.
GILBERT. RICHARD AUSTIN
Association of General Contractors 3, 4;
Senate Representative; Central Spirit
Committee; IFC Representative; Sigma
Kappa Epsilon, Pledge Master and
President.
GILBERT. WILLIAM HARPER, JR.
Arnold Air Society 4; SAM 4; Men's
Resident Court 3; Kappa Delta Chi 1, 2,
3,4.
GILES, JON ASHFORD
National Park & Recreation Commission;
Freshmen Councilor YMCA 2; Vice-
President Sophomore Council YMCA 2;
Circle "K" Club 3; Track Team.
GILLESPIE, BRUCE ACKER
Class Council 2. 3, 4; Financial Review
Board 4; Student Service Committee 3.
GILLIAM HORACE DAVID, JR.
Block and Bridle Club 1, 2, 3. 4.
GILPIN, RICHARD BOND, JR.
AIA 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Clemson Players 2, 3,
President & Vice-President 3.
GLENN, SAMUEL ALEXANDER
Carolina Yarn Scholarship 3; Sonoco
Products Scholarship 4.
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GLYMPH. DAVIDS.
AIA I, 4; Tiger 2; Chronicle 3
GOELLER. JOSEPH GEORGE
Association of General Contractors 2, 4;
Pershing Rifles 1, 2.
GOFF, PHILLIP CALHOUN
AIA 1.2, 3.4 5.
GOLDMAN, MARK HARRIS
Senator 2, Exeuctive Research Commit-
tee 3. Secretary of Department of Com-
munity Services 4, Presidents Cabinet 4;
Chi Lambda, President 2; IFC Repre-
sentative, Treasurer 4; Students for
Educational Aid, Vice-President 3, Presi-
dent 4; Hillel Brandeis President 3; Tiger
1. 2.
GOODING, CHARLES HAROLD
Distinguished Military Cadet (M.S); Who's
Who; R. F . Poole Alumni Scholarship 1 , 2,
3, 4; Honors Program 2, 3; Superior
Cadet Ribbon 1; Reserve Officers Award
2; Outstanding NCO 3; AlChE 2, 3, 4;
Phi E ta Sigma 1 , 2, 3. 4; Tau Beta Pi 3, 4;
Phi Kappa Phi 3. 4; Scabbard & Blade 3.
4; Army ROTC Brigade Commander 4;
Pershing Rifles 1, 2.
GOODSON, ROBERT HUDSON
AIA 1,5; Delta Kappa Alpha 1, 2, 3.4,5.
GORDON. LUCILLE COURSEN
Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Tau Epsilon,
Secretary 69 and 70; Omicron Zeta Tau,
Treasurer; Christian Science
Organization.
GRAHAM, JOHN MacDOWELL
Sigma Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4; Junior Staff
GRAY, RONALD EUGENE
RPA Club 2; Alpha Gamma 2, 3, 4.
GREEN. BEN H.
Forestry Club 3, 4. 5; Young Republicans
1,2.3,4, 5.
GREEN, SHANNON KATHLEEN
High Court of Clemson at Sumter;
College Republican Club 4.
GRESHAM, WARREN WILLINGHAM
AIA 2, 3. 4, 5; Circle K Club 2, 3, 4, 5.
GRIGGS, WILLIAM MICHAEL
Sigma Kappa Epsilon.
GRIMES, THOMAS EDWIN III
AIA 1; Student Agricultural 4. 5; CDA
Junior Staff 3. CDA Senior Staff 4;
Sigma Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; TAPS
Junior Staff 2; Editor of THE VINE 4.
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HAENE, THOMAS WALTER
Sigma Psi Nu 2, 3, 4, Forestry Club 4;
Swimming Team 1, 2,3,4.
HAGER. IRA VINCENT
W T, Fort Scholarship 5; Higher Educa-
tion Scholarship 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5; AIA; V & B
Social Organization; Fencing Team.
HAIRE, DENNIS WARREN
ASME 2. 3; Honors & Awards Day 1. 2,
3; Phi Kappa Phi 4; Intramural Sports 1,
2. 3
HALEDJIAN. DEAN ARDASH
Delta Kappa Alpha 1.2, 3; Football 1, 2,
3, 4; FCA 12 3.
HALL, LARRY LIONELL
Jonathan Logan Scholarship; Society for
the advancement of Management 4; Hall
Supervisor 2, 3, 4; APO 3. 4; Tiger 1, 2.
HALL. THOMAS HAYWARD
Sailing Club 1; Newman Society 1.
HAMBRIGHT. JOE LAWRENCE. JR.
Advanced Army ROTC.
HAMILTON. LYDIA LEE
Young Republicans 2, Resident Assistant
4.
HANCOCK. PELHAM
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3. 4; Delta Theta Chi
1,2. 3, 4; House Council 2.
HAND. GEORGE EDWARD
ASAE Student Paper Award; Distin-
guished Military Cadet. American Society
of Agricultural Engineers 2, 3, 4;
AFROTC 3. 4, Arnold Air Society 4;
Alpha Gamma 2, 3. 4.
HANES. CLYDE WALTON. JR.
Alpha Gamma 1.2.3,4.
HANKINS.SIDNEY ISAAC III
Phi Eta Sigma 1. 2. 3, 4, 5; Tau Sigma
Delta 4, 5; AIA 1. 2, 3. 4, 5; TAPS Junior
Staff 4; Young Republicans 1. 2; Golf
Team 1, 2.
HANNA. GAIL LOUISE
Omicron Zeta Tau 2. 3. 4; Service
Chairman 3. 4.
HANNA. RICHARD WAYNE
Distinguished Military Student; Dean's
List 2, 3. Distinguished Military Cadet;
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4, Young Republi-
cans 4; Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3. 4; Court of
Lesser Appeals 3; Appeals Court 4;
Advanced ROTC; Blue Key; Tiger Band
1; Dixie Skydivers 1,2.
HARDING. GREGORY LYNN
Kabonnavich Award; Scuba Diving Club
1.2. 3. 4. SCC 2.
HARGROVE. REGINALD GAINES
IEEE 3. 4, 5; Tiger Brotherhood 4;
Kappa Sigma Nu 1,2, 3. 4, President 4;
IFC 2, 3. 4, 5, Presidents.
HARRIS. ROBERT HOWARD. JR.
Tiger Brotherhood 3, 4, 5; Sundra Das 5;
Student Senator 3; Ways and Means
Committee; Delta Kappa Alpha 1, 2. 3, 4,
S: Cheerleader "Tiger" 3.
HART, ETHEL EVON
Clemson Players 2; Angel Flight 3.
HART, MARTHA ELAINE
Honors and Awards Day 1; Order of
Athena 4; Council Vice-President 3; WSA
3. 4; Delta Theta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4,
Vice-President 3, 4.
HARTE, SUZANNE ELIZABETH
Sigma Beta Chi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4.
HARTLEY, ROBERT M.
IEEE 2.
HARTLING, EDWARD WILLIAM
Newman Society 1, 2. 3, 4.
HASH. THOMAS FIELDS
ASME 4; Delta Phi Kappa.
HASS. JANE W.
Highest Honors 1, 2, 3. 4; Who's Who;
Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3,
President 4; Order of Athena 3, 4;
Student Senate 1; Sigma Beta Chi 1. 2, 3,
4, President 3; Inter-Sorority Council 3;
TAPS Staff 1, 2, Advertising Manager 3.
HASSLINGER. MARK EDWARD
Arch. Faculty Award 1; Phi Eta Sigma 1,
2, Secretary 3; AIA 1. 2, 3, Vice-
President 4, 5; TAPS 2, 3, 4; Sailing Club
3, 4, 5, Vice Commodore.
HATCHELL. RODGER FULTON
IEEE 1. 2. 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; PHS
1,2,3,4.
HAUSEMAN, DAVID NEWTON
Design Technology Award 1; AIA 1, 2, 3,
4, 5; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Sailing Club 4, 5.
HAYES, KENNETH B.
Phi Kappa Phi 4.
HE I KK I LA, EMI L WILLIAM, JR.
Rotary Club Scholarship 2, Honors 1, 2,
3, 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon; Student Body
President at Sumter; Sophomore Class
President at Sumter; YOFC.
HELLER, DONALD REYMOND
Assoc. General Contractors; Sports Car
Club.
HENDERSON, JAMES ANDREW
Honors 1; AIA 1, 2, 3, 4; Kelta Kappa
Alpha 2. 3. 4; Creeks 2, 3, 4; CDA Junior
Staff 3.
HENDERSON, LEONARD THOMAS
ROTC 4; Phi Kappa Delta.
HENDERSON, THOMAS RAYMOND, JR.
Block & Bridle Club 3; Photographer.
HENNING, ROBERT ARNOLD
American Society of Civil Engineers 2, 3,
4, Vice-President.
HENRIKSON, THOMAS ALAN
SAM 3, 4; Beta Sigma Chi 4; Tiger 3, 4;
Senior Staff (Circulation Manager) 4.
HERBSTER. PAUL F., JR.
lota Lambda Sigma 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2;
Canterberry 1, 2.
HERNDON, SAMUEL LEROY
ASME.
HERR, DANIEL CASSEL
AIA 12 3 4.
HERRINGTON, EDWIN FLETCHER, III
Who's Who; Distinguished Military Cadet;
ROA Cadet Award; Phi Kappa Phi 3;
Taub Beta Pi 2; AlChE Award 3; AlChE
1, 2. 3. 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1. 2, 3. 4; Tau
Beta Pi 3. 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; ROTC 1,
2, 3, 4; Battalion CMDR.
HILL. DONALD R.
lota Lambda Sigma 3, 4.
HILL, JOHNS.
Delta Sigma Nu.
HILL. NANCY LaVERNE
Alumni Memorial Scholarship; Clio
Society.
HILL, JAMES MORRISON
Outstanding Sportsman of 1968 by Field
& Stream.
HINKEL, DALE OWEN
P. R. 1, 2; Young Republicans.
HISER. FREDERICK LOUIS
Newman Club 1; Football 1, 2; TAPS 4.
HIXEN, GEORGE C, JR.
ASCE 2, 3, 4.
HIXSON, STEPHEN LEE
Johnathan Logan Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4;
Numeral Society 1, 2, 3. 4, 5; Army
ROTC 1, 2. 3,4, 5.
HLUBB. PAUL FREDERICK. JR.
Economics Club 4; Department of Ser-
vices 1, 2; Young Republicans 1, 2. 3, 4;
YMCA 1.2.
HODGES, ALLEN HARDY
Junior Class Council; APO 1, 2, 3, 4;
Tiger Staff, Photographer 1, 2, 3. 4.
HODGES. JOSEPH P.
Freshman Cheerleader; Sigma Kappa
Epsilon 2, 3.4.
HOLLADAY, CHARLES HARVEY, JR
Mu 8eta Psi. Secretary; Concert Band,
President; Tiger Band.
HOLLE, WILLIAM FREDERICK
American Society of Civil Engineers 3. 4.
HOLMAN. FRANK KENNEDY
Kappa Sigma Nu.
HOLSTEIN, THOMAS DAVIS
Agronomy Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Gamma
3,4.
HOLTON.MARYSWAFFIELD
Horticulture Club 4; Young Republicans
3, 4; Christian Science Organization 2, 3,
4,5.
HOOKS. ROBERTS. .JR.
Junior Senator 3;Sigma Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4.
HORNE, DANIEL CLETUS
RPA Club Vice-President; Dixie Skydivers;
Clemson Outing Club.
HORTON, DANIEL III
HOUCK, BATES RILEY
Agnonomy Club.
HOWARD, CHARLES RYAN, JR.
AFROTC V. Commandant Award 4;
Sigma Tau Epsilon 2, 3, 4; Tiger Brother-
hood 4; Delta Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4.
HOWARD, HARRY HYLAND
Kappa Alpha Delta 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2,
3;ScubbaClub I, 2.
HOWES, HOWARD RICHARD
YMCA President 1968.
HUBBARD. JULIUS CLIFFORD III
Senior ROTC; APO Vice-President 3. 4;
YMCA Cabinet 3.
HUGHES, WILLIAM McARTHUR
RPA Club.
HUFF, JAMES D., JR.
Honors 1, 2, 3; SAM 4; lota Mu Sigma 1,
2, 3. 4; Young Democrats 1, 2, 3; Sigma
Si Nu 3; Swimming 1,2,3.
HUFF. RAYMOND THADDEUS
AIA 1, 2, 3, 4, Regional Director 2, 3:
National Task Force for Social Responsi-
bility Committee; Arch. Library Re-
sources Committee, Representative 3;
Admissions Committee 4; SLBI 3. 4,
Project Director 3.
HUGGINS, LARRY BRUCE
Sears and Roebuck Scholarship 1; Phi
Kappa Delta 3, 4; Ag-Econ Club 1,2,3.4.
HUNNICUTT, HELEN MARIE
Glee Club 2, 3.
HUNT, DANIEL EDWARD
Greek of the Year Candidate 3; Honor
Roll 2, 3; Who's Who 4; Economics Club 2,
3, 4; President of Student Body 4;
Sophomore Class President 2; Junior Class
President 3; Freshman Class Senator 1;
General Affairs Committee 1; Regional
Chairman NSA; Faculty Student Commit-
tee for Improvement of Undergraduate
Teaching 2. 3; Central Spirit Committee 2;
Appeals Court Judge 4; Presidents Cabinet
2, 3; Blue Key; Alpha Gamma 2. 3. 4;
Public Information Officer ROTC 4;
YMCA 2. 3, 4; YMCA Sophomore Council
2; YMCA Cabinet 3. 1 FC, Treasurer 3; Glee
Clubl.
HUNT, JOHN GEOFFREY
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3.
HUNTER. DAVID FREDERICK
Spectator 1,2, 3,4.
HYATT. GREGORY SCOTT
AIA 1, 2,3,4,5.
HYDER.TOY WAVWE
Horticulture Club 3, 4.
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INDYK, GARY STEPHEN
Tau Sigma Delta Award; South Carolina
Chapter AIA Structures Option Award;
Tau Sigma Delta Honor; Honors List;
Sailing Club.
IRICK, EDWARD FRANCIS III
Public Relations Chairman YMCA.
IRICK, WILLIAM R.
Arnold Air Society 1; Resident Assistant
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JACKSON, BEVERLY JO
Honors Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Honor
Certificate 2; Gamma Beta Phi 3, 4; Sigma
Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4; Court of
Lesser Appeals 4; Secretary 4; Secretary of
Barnett Hall 4; House Council 4; Light
Brigade 1; Judicial Board Attorney 3.
JACKSON, CHARLES RAY
AlChE 2; SAM 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class
Sterring Committee; Junior Class Steering
Committee; Alpha Gamma 3, 4; Ad-
vanced Army ROTC.
JACKSON. EMMA JEAN
AIA 1.2.
JACKSON, JAMES REID
Kappa Delta Chi.
JACKSON, ROBERT NASH
Kappa Delta Chi.
JACOBS, THOMAS LEE
Delta Sigma Nu 4: Kappa Sigma Nu, 1. 2,
3, 4, Secretary 4; AF ROTC-advanced 3,
4; Kappa Sigma Nu Newsletter 2, 3.
JACOBS. WILLIAM PLUMER, JR.
Poole Scholarship 1, 2; NASSP Scholar-
ship 1; Distinguished Military Cadet;
AlChE 2, 3, A; Mu Beta Psi 2, 3. 4; Rifle
Team 2.
JACQUES, JOHN D.
Materials Tech. Award 3; South Carolina
AIA Design Award; N.J. Society of
Architects Award; AIA Scholarship
Award, AIA 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Tau Sigma
Delta 4, 5, President 5.
JAMES. JOHN CARLES
Intramurals 1, 2, 3.
JAMES, LARRY CLIFFORD
IEEE 3.
JAMESON, ELIZABETH DIANE
Omicron Zeta Tau 3, 4, Secretary 4.
JAMESON, HENRY RAYMOND
American Dairy Science Association.
JAMISON. ROBERT GARLAND
Football 1,2,3,4.
JANSEN, SHARRON LEE
Phi Kappa Phi 3; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3;
YMCA Cabinet 3.
JEFFERS. JOHN
Tiger Brotherhood 4.
JEFFORDS, ALBERT EDWIN
SAM 3 4
JEFFORDS, ERNEST GARY
High Court 3, 4. Vice Chairmen High
Court 4; Numeral Society 2, 3, 4.
JEFFRIES, FRANCIS ALLEN, JR.
RPA Club 2, 3. 4; S. C. Recreation
Society 2, 3, 4; American Ceramic
Society 1; YMCA Cabinet 4; Chairman
Sports Committee YMCA 4; WSBF 1.
JENKINS, ARTHUR WILLIS
Society for the Advancement of Manage-
ment 3, 4; Dixie Skydivers 2.
JENKINS. GUY ARVIN
Resident Assistant 2, 3; Assistant Student
Clerk 4;SAAE 1,2,3,4.
JENSEN, JAMES JOHN, JR.
Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4; Xi Sigma Pi 3, 4;
Forestry Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; Editor "Clemson
Forester" 4; President's Cabinet 4;
Canterbury Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, President 3;
Student Advisor 4.
JOHNS, JAMES ALEXANDER III
News Director WSBF 5; Tiger Band 1 , 2, 3;
BSU 1 ; Campus Crusade for Christ 1,2, 3,
4, 5; WSBF 3, 4, 5; Communications
Center 4, 5.
JOHNSON, CHARLES ROBERT
ASCE 3, 4; Delta Kappa Alpha 3, 4.
JOHNSON, H.STEVEN
Alumni Scholar 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi
3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; James F.
Byrnes Scholar 1. 2, 3, 4; Sigma Tau
Epsilon; SES; Southern Students Organi-
zation Committee.
JOHNSON, JAMES LEROY
APO; Scuba Club 1, 2,3,4.
JOHNSON. JOHN HALE
Honor Roll 1; AFROTC Financial Assist-
ance Grant 3, 4; Keromos President 4.
JOHNSON, JOHN MICHAEL
Football 4; Baseball 3.
JOHNSON, RICHARD ARLING
lota Mu Sigma Award 3; SAM Outstand-
ing Sophomore 2, SAM Outstanding
Junior 3, SAM 2, 3, 4; Marketing Club 4;
Advanced ROTC 3, 4; Young Republicans.
JOHNSTONE, ALAN
RPA Club 5; Beta Sigma Chi 3, 4, 5,
President 5; GOP 4.
JOLLY, ALBERT BAILEY
AIA 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Freshman Senator;
Sigma Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; IFC 4;
Sergeant-at-Arms 5; Delegate SCIFC 4;
5-A Club 3; Alpha Delta Zeta 4, 5; TAPS
Senior Staff 4, 5; Junior Staff 3.
JOLLY. ROBERT H.
American Ceramic Society; Committee of
Intramural Affairs; Advanced AFROTC;
Tiger Band.
JONES, CHAMP McMILLIAN, JR.
AFROTC Financial Assistance Grant;
Danforth Agriculture Freshman Scholar-
ship; Phi Eta Sigma 1,2,3, 4; Phi Kappa
Phi 3, 4; Delta Sigma Nu 3, 4; Baptist
Student Union.
JONES, CLYDE H„ JR.
AlChE; Sigma Kappa Epsilon.
JONES. HOWARD MARTIN
Block & Bridle Club 3. 4; Young Republi-
cans 3, 4.
JONES, KATHLEEN SHARON
German Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2;
Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Women's Glee
Club 2, 3; Librarian 3; Representative to
Inter-Faith Council 1, 2
JONES, MARTENZA LENOIR
Miss Clemson University 1; Who's Who;
Undergraduate Alumni Association Schol-
arship 2, 3; R. F.Poole4;PhiKappaPhi3,
4, President 4; Order of Athena; Student
Senator 1 ; Student Government Elections
Board 2; Clemson Glee Club 1;SEA Tutor
3; YMCA 1. 2, 3, 4, Service Department
Chairman 3, President of YMCA 4; Resi-
dent Assistant in Dorm 3, 4.
JONES, MINNIE CLARICE
Phi Kappa Phi 4; Concert Band 3, 4;
German Club 2.
JONES, MICHAEL KEITH
lota Lambda Sigma.
JONES, RICHARD MANNING, JR.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
1 , 2, 3, 4, 5; Society of American Military
Engineers 2, 3,4.5; Kappa Sigma Nu 2,3,
4, 5; Young Republicans Club 3; Pershing
Rifles 1.
JONES, ROY ALGIA
RPA Club; Southern Regional Represent-
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Fashion designers know us for
our sportswear, double knit,
menswearand rainwear fabrics.
The housewife will probably tell
you we're a draperyslipcover
and pillow manufacturer.
Furniture manufacturers come
to us for the highest quality
foam cushioning.
Ask a lithographer what
Reeves does and he'll tell
you we make compressible
offset blankets. Most automotive
companies will tell you we
supply them with coated fabric
diaphragms and polyurethane
foam seat padding.The U.S.
Army thinks we're in the
portable landing strip business.
Truckers specify tar-
paulins made of our fabrics.
Skiwear manufacturers know us
for a coated fabric development
that breathes. Converters ask
us to do their fabric finishing.
Almost everybody
knows us for something special.
If you want to work
fora company that is known
for quality products and
service in many industries,
drop a note about yourself to
Mr. J.D. Moore, President.
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REEVES
Reeves Brothers,Inc.,1071 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New Yorkl0018, (212) 790-8600
ative National Student Recreation fii Park
Association; Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4;
Block C Club; Track 1. 2, 3. 4, 5
JONES. TAYLOR B.
Distinguished Military Cadet 4.
JORDAN, JOHN DAVIS
Forbes Scholarship 1; Coburg Dairy
Scholarship 2; Who's Who Alpha Zeta 2,
Dairy S ience Club, Treasurer, Vice-
President; Advanced Army ROTC; High
Court 4; Delta Kappa Alpha, President,
Treasurer; Tiger Brotherhood.
JOWERS, JAMES C, JR.
IEEE 1.2,3,4.
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KARESH.SARA R.
Best Dressed Coed 2; Who's Who; Tri
Level Committee; Senator 2, 3. 4; Chair-
man, Student Organizations & Affairs
Committee 4; SCSSL 3; Angel Flight;
WSBF 1; Resident Assistant 3, 4; Hillel-
Brandeis 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2.
KAY, DAVID LEE
Fine Art Film Club 3. 4, President.
KAYLOR. HAL MICHAEL
Pre-Law Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4;
ASCE 1, 2; Freshman Senator 1; Sigma
Kappa Epsilon 1 , 2, 3, 4; TAPS 3. 4;
Junior Staff 3; Greeks & Military Editor
4; SCCPA 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3: Football 1;
Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1; Army
ROTC 3, 4; Young Republicans 1. 2, 3.
KEARSE, SIDNEY MARTIN
Vice-President Senior Class 4; YMCA
Cabinet 2; Alpha Gamma.
KEELS, WASHINGTON REYNOLDS III
Tiger Band 1. 2, 3, 4. 5.
KEESE. CRAWFORD MARTIN
RPA Club.
KEETER. WILLIAM H. JR.
Sons of the American Revoltion 1; Clem-
son Cadet Cup 3; Distinguished Military
Cadet; National Society of Pershing Rifles
2, 3, 4; Scabbard & Blade; Young
Republicans.
KELLY, JAMES MANLY
Treasurer, Agron. Club , Vice-President 2.
KELLY, JOSEPH W.. JR.
Mu Beta Psi 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4;
Librarian 3, Business Manager 4.
KELLY. ROBERT GEORGE
Delta Sigma Nu
KENNEDY, CHARLES D.
American Ceramic Society.
KENNEDY. HAROLD MACK, JR.
RPA Club 1 . 2. 3. 4; Soccer Team 1 .
KESSLER. MILNOR PARET. JR.
American Ceramic Society 4; SAM 4;
Scuba Club 3, 4.
KILBY, RICHARD EDWARD
Tiger Staff
KINARD, JAMES IRA
Sigma Alpha Zeta 3, 4.
KING, FRANCIS WILKINSON
Pre-Law Society; Political Science Club.
KING, JACK H.
Block C Club; Football.
KING, OSCAR STANLEY
ASCE
KINSEY, HORACE DOWLING
SAM 4; Advisor Residence Court 2; Execu-
tive Research Committee 3; APO 1,2,3,4.
KIRBY. ROBERTWALKER
SAM 4, Hall Monitor 2; Hall Supervisor 3,
4; Sailing Club 3, 4.
KIRBY, WILLIAM HUBERT, JR.
Best Drilled AF Freshman 1; Bruce
Knight Memorial Trophy 2; Clemson
Cadet Cup 3. Distinguished Military Stu-
dent 5; PR Gold Achievement Medal 3;
IEEE 4, 5, Projects Officer 5; Pershing
Rifles 1. 2, 3; Scabbard & Blade 2. 3, 4,
5; Advanced Army ROTC 3, 4; YMCA 1.
KIRKPATRICK. KENNETH MICHAEL
S. C. Recreation & Park Society; YMCA
Cabinet; Chester County Clemson Club;
RPA Club.
KIRKPATRICK, WILLI AM OLIN
Numeral Society 2, 3, 4. S
KLAHRE, THOMAS HUGO
Phi Psi.
KLINCK. SUSAN ELIZABETH
Honors and Awards Day 1. 2, 3; Phi
Kappa Phi 3, 4; WSA 2. 3, Social
Chairman 2; Vice-President 3; Delta
Theta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4. Order of Athena 4.
Secretary 4
KLUGH, THOMAS SIMPSON
Army DMS; Sigma Kappa Epsilon 3, 4;
Track 1, 2
KNOERR, ROBERT ARNOLD
IEEE
KNOY. KATHRYN WALTERS
Solo Tw.rler 1. 2. 3. 4, Gamma Beta Phi
1, 2. 3, 4; WSA 4; Women's Judicial
Board 4; Sigma Beta Chi 1 , 2, 3, 4.
KORETZ. BARRY ROBERT
Longevity Award for Years of Service;
355 on Draft Lottery; AIA 1. 2, 3, 4, 5;
Executive Research Committee 4; Chi
Lambda 3, 4, 5; IFC 5; Hillel Brandies 1,
2, 3. President 3; Young Democrats 2;
Young Republicans 3; Nu Epsilon 1, 2;
TAPS Senior Staff 5, Junior Staff 4.
KORMANICKI. DAVID WILLIAM
Football, Block C Club.
KUISMA, LINDA RUTH
WSBF Engineering Staff 1. 2, 3.4.
KUNZ. RALPH BARBER
AlChE 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 3, 4.
LADD, LINDA JO
BSU 2, Campus Crusade for Christ 1 .
LADEN. GARY JAMES
Kappa Alpha Delta.
LAFORGE, ROBERT LAWRENCE
Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4; SAM 4.
LAKE, KENNETH WILLIAM
lota Lambda Sigma 2. 3, 4.
LAKE, ROBERT J.
lota Lamdba Sigma 2, 3, 4, Secretary-
Treasurer 4; Clemson Debate Team 1, 2;
Calhoun Forensic Society 1, 2, Secretary
LAMAR, RALPH DIXON
AIA 1, 2; Honorary Architectural Frater-
nity 4.
LANGLEY, LARRY CLYDE
RPA Club.
LANGLEY, ROGER NERON
S. C. Poultry Improvement Association
Scholarship; Poultry Science Club 2. 3, 4.
Vice-President 4.
LASHLEY. WILLIAM ALEXANDER, JR.
ROTC Scholarship; SCRS; Alpha
Gamma; RPA Club; Outing Club.
LAST, BRUCE WAYNE
Cross Country; Track Team; Block C 2,
3, 4. 5; RPA 2, 3, 4. 5.
LATHAM, FREDERICK LYNN
SAM. Young Republicans.
LAW. DONALD McDONALD
AIA 2, 4; Nu Sigma 2. 3, 4.
LAWLOR, LESLIE MICHAEL
AIA 1, 2, 3,4.
LAWSON, LARRY LESTER
Football 2. 3, 4.
LAWSON, TERRY MICHAEL
AlChE 2; WSBF 1, 2, 3, 4. Forestry Club
3,4.
LEACH. ALVIN ALEXANDER
Honor Student 1, 2, 3: Alpha Zeta 3. 4;
American Society of Agricultural Engi-
neers 4; Sailing Club 1,2.
LEARY.GUY BERNARD III
AATT 3, 4.
LEE, DAVID LANE
Junior Staff CDA, Senior Staff CDA.
LEE, ROBERT PAUL
Sigma Alpha Zeta 2; Dillion County
Clemson Club 4.
LEEKE, TERRELL THOMAS
Pre-Vet Club 1, 2; Hall Monitor 2; Hall
Supervisor 3, 4.
LEGRAND, CHARLES MICHAEL
Sigma Kappa Epsilon.
LESHMANN, JAMES ARNOLD
YMCA 1, 2; Pershing Rifles 1. 2.
LENHARDT. ROBERT C
ASME; Phi Kappa Delta 3, 4.
LESLEY, EDWIN O'DELL
Mu Beta Psi 3, 4; Men's Glee Club 1,2, 3;
ASME 1,2.
LEVER, JACK QUINTON, JR.
ASME 1.WSBF 4; Music Director.
LEVINE. PAUL FORREST
AIA 2, 3, 4, 5; Chronicle 2. 3. 4;
Cheerleader 4, 5.
LIBBY, ALLAN W,
WSBF 1, 2. 3, 4; Junior Follies 3;
Tigerama 1, 2, 4; IBS Regional
Convention.
LILLIS. GARY ALAN
Block & Bridle Club 1 , 2; SAAE 4.
LIMBAUGH, DOUGLAS EUGENE
Baptist Student Union 3.
LINDSEY. JAMES MELVIN. JR.
Pre-Med Fraternity 4; Clemson Karate
Club 1,2, 3, 4; YMCA 3, 4
LINK, GEORGE GREGORY
Dean's List 3; lota Lambda Sigma 3, 4;
Advanced ROTC 3. 4; Weight Lifting
Club 3,4.
LITTLEJOHN. JESSE BROADUS
Advanced ROTC 3, 4. SAM 4.
LIVINGSTON. JAMES V.
Alpha Gamma; Advanced ROTC.
LOCKERY, JAMES EDWARD. JR.
Mu Beta Psi 3, 4; The Caravelles, 2, 3, 4;
Tiger Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2. 3, 4,
Pep Band 3, 4.
LOCKLAIR, FRANCES EVANS
Floor Supervisor 2; House Council 2.
LOCKWOOD. DENNIS HAROLD
IEEE 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans 3.
LOEF.SANFORD H.
Clemson Graphic Arts Society, Vice-
President 4.
LONG. JOHN F.
ASAE Student Honor Award; ASAE 1, 2,
3. 4, President 4, Vice-President 3; Alpha
Zeta 4.
LONG, LARRY BRUCE
Young Democrats 3, Treasurer 4; Student
in Educational Aid 3. 4; Fine Arts Film
Club 3.
LIOVE. KEITH SINCLAIR
Gamma Alpha Mu 2, 3, 4; Tiger Sports
Editor 2; Tiger 1, 2,3,4.
LUPO. PERRY IRVINE
Delta Sigma Nu 2. 3. 4; Sigma Tau
Epsilon 3. 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4; Kappa
Sigma Nu 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3,
President 4
LYNCH, DAVID CRAIG
American Society of Civil Engineers 3, 4;
AFROTC 3. 4; Young Republicans 3.
LYONS, ROBERT ANDREW. JR.
Nu Sigma 1. 2, 3,4.
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McALISTER, ANGELA CHERYL
House Council 3; Hall Monitor 2; Glee
Club 1, 2, 3.4.
McALISTER, JEANETTE DALE
Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Clio Society 3, 4.
Mccarty, john f.
ASCE 12 3 4
McCLESKEY. SAMUEL LINTON III
Environmental Tech. Award in Arch.
Honorable Mention 3: AIA 1. 2, 3, 4, 5;
Editor-Semester Review (School of
Architure) 3, 4
McCOLLOUGH. WILLIAM WELCH
ASME 2. 3, 4; APO 4. Election Board 4.
McCOMBS. JOEL WAYNE
SAM 4; APO 2, 3; Young Republicans 4.
Mcdowell, glen david
ASCE; Rugby Club 2. 3.4.
McGEE. CHARLES EDWARD
Newman Association 1. 2. 3. 4, Vice-
President 3, President 4, Students for
Educational Aid 3, 4, Treasurer 4.
McGUIGAN. WILLIAM PATRICK
Gamma Omega Phi Treasurer 2; Ameri-
can Association Textile Technologists,
President 2; Military Science.
McLAURIN, JEWELL PIERCE
Kappa Delta Kappa 2. 3, 4, Football 1, 2,
3,4.
McNAIR, JOHN N.
Distinguished Military Cadre (MSI. Stu-
dent Manager Schiletter Hall 3. 4; ROTC
Company Commander 4.
MACAULEY, MARGARET LYNN
Omicron Zeta Tau 1, 2, 3, 4; Clemson
University Light Brigade 2, 3, 4, Opera-
tions Officer 3, Commander 4.
MACKINTOSH, JAMES DOUGLAS III
Sigma Alpha Zeta 1,2,3, 4, 5.
MAGARIAN, GARY VAUGHN
AIA 1. 2,5.
MANESS, JAMES FLETCHER
Pre-Vet Club 1 ; APO 2, 3, 4; RPA Club 4.
MANOS. GEORGE C.
Agricultural Economics Club; Fine Arts
Film Club.
MANSFIELD. PATRICIA ANN
Central Spirit Committee, Secretary 4;
WSA Secretary 4; Sigma Beta Chi, Pledge
Treasurer 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President
3, President 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2.
MARCHBANKS, SHERRY LYNN
SAM Sweetheart, Delta Sigma Nu Sweet-
heart; Miss CU Finalist; Delta Theta Chi,
President, Pledgemaster; ISC; TAPS
Junior Staff.
MARSHALL. BRUCE WILLIAM
Tiger Band Color Guard 3; Color Guard
Captain 4.
MARTIN, CHARLIES R.
SAM 4; Clemson Bowling Team 2.
MARTIN, JERRY BRANNON
AlChE 2, 3, 4, President; Southern
Regional Conference AlChE, President 4.
MARTIN, WILLIE CHILES
Phi Kappa Phi.
MASSEY, NORMAN TERRY
SAM 3, 4.
MATHIS, LOUIS BEHRENS, JR.
Alpha Zeta 3, 4; APO 2, 3, 4; Delta
Sigma Nu 3, 4; Young Democrats 2, 3, 4.
MAUNEY, DENNIS LEROY
Barney Lee Bickley Memorial Scholar-
ship; junior Honors Program Certificate;
Tau Beta Pi 2, President; Phi Kappa Phi
2; Phi Eta Sigma 4. IEEE 2; ROTC.
MAYNARD, BEN ALLEN
AATT 3. 4, APO 1, 2.
MAYS, JAMES L
American Camping Association; Student
Residence Assistant.
MEDLIN. RICHARD DOUGLAS
Block C Club 2, 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4.
MERKEL. FRITZ ISHAM
APO 1, 2. 3, 4; Historian, Recording
Secretary. Treasurer.
MERRICK. RICHARD LESLIE
Associated General Contractors 4, 5;
Central Spirit Committee 4, 5. Chi
Lambda 4. 5, Cheerleader 3. 4, 5, Head 5.
MEYER. DANIEL EDWARD
Kappa Alpha Delta 4
MICHALOWSKI, JOSEPH STANLEY, JR.
Football: Counter Guerrilla.
MILHOUS, WILBUR KEARSE
Pre-Vet Club 1. 2; Mu Beta Psi 3, 4;
Concert Band 3, 4; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4,
Assistant Drum Major 3; Junior Staff 3.
MILLER, BRENDA STEPHENS
WSA 3; Delta Theta Chi 1,2. 3.4; Flying
Tiger Angel Flight 1, 2.
MILLER, GEORGE FARQUHAR, JR.
Concert Band 2.
MILLER. JAMES ARTHUR
Amateur Radio Club 1. Secretary 2. 3, 4;
IEEE 3.4.
MILLER, JAMES DAVID
AATT.
MILLER. JOHN EDWIN
Forestry Club 2. 4.
MILLER. JOHN MILTON
Dean's List 3; AIA 1, 2, 3, 4; Advanced
ROTC 4.
MILLER, LARRY McSWEEN
RPA Club: Sigma Alpha Zeta.
MILTON, JOHNNIE FREDERICK, JR.
Football 1, 2, 3,4.
MINCEY, JOHN PAUL
IEEE 2, 3,4.
MING, THOMAS ANTHONY
Student Affairs 3, 4.
MIRABELLI, ANTHONY JAMES. JR.
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4;
Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4; Block C Club 3, 4; Chi
Lambda 3, 4; Circle K 1,2.
MISHOE. STAFFORD MICHAEL
Agricultural Economics Club; Alpha
Zeta; Service Award 3; Farm Credit Bank
Scholarship 4.
MITCHELL. ROBERT HOMER
Pershing Rifles 2; AF Freshman Drill
Team 1.
MOBLEY, JAMES RAY
ROTC 1,2,3,4.
MONTGOMERY, CARTER EAVES
Pre-Vet Club 3: Circle K 2.
MOORE, DENNIS D.
Tiger Brotherhood 3, 4; Senator 4;
Central Spirit Committee 4; Young
Republicans Vice-President 3, President
4; Elections Board 2. 3; President
Clemson At Greenville Student Body 4;
Tiger Correspondent 1.
MOORE, HARRY G„JR.
Sigma Kappa Epsilon 3, 4.
MOORE, VERNON WINFRED, JR.
American Ceramic Society 3. 4.
MORGAN. JOHN WILLIAM III
Rudolph E. Lee Award 3; AIA 3, 4,
Treasurer 4; Numeral Society 1, 2, 3. 4.
MORRELL, GEORGE
Horticulture Club; President of Weight
Club.
MORRISS. ANNE CAROLINE
Dean's List 1; Secretary AIA 4; Secretary
Judicial Board 4; Who's Who; AIA 1. 4;
Junior Class Council 3; Senior Class
Council 4; WSA, Judicial Board 4; Court
of Appeals 4; Resident Assistant 3, 4;
TAPS Junior Staff 4; Fine Arts Film Club
2,4.
MORRIS, PAUL ALBERT
AIA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2; University Fine
Arts Committee 3, 4; Chronicle 2, 3, 4,
Editor-in-Chief 3, 4;S. C. Collegiate Press
Corresponding Secretary 5; Tiger
Brotherhood 5, 6, President y; Numeral
Society 5, 6.
MOSELEY, JAMES H.
MOSS. CATHY LOU
Who's Who; AATCC, Secretary 1; Sena-
tor, Traffic & Grounds Committee;
Central Spirit Committee 4; Rat Master
4; Light Brigade 3, 4; Delta Theta Chi 1,
2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; WSBF 2. 3.
MOSS. THOMAS CONNOR
Distinguished Military Cadre (MSI; Alpha
Zeta 2. 3. 4; Agricultural Economics Club
3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3. 4; Phi Kappa
Delta 1, 2,3,4.
MOSSMAN, MATTHEW MICHAEL
AIA 1, 2, 4; Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4.
MOYER. EUGENE FREDERICK, JR.
Delta Phi Kappa 3.
MUCCINO, PAUL JOHN
ASCE.
MUDD, ROGER WILLIAM
Sigma Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4; Agricultural
Economics Club 2. 3, 4.
MULL. M. JANICE
WSBF.
MULLEN. JOHN III
Phi Kappa Delta 1. 2, 3, 4; AFROTC 1,
2,3,4.
MULLINNIX. WADE CURTIS
Phi Psi 4. 5.
MULLIS, JOHN ARTHUR
ASME 2.
MURPHREE, CHARLES MICHAEL
Tiger Band 1. 2, 3, 4; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4.
MYERS, DAVID MARK
American Ceramic Society. Vice-
President, Treasurer.
MYERS, PAUL C.
Sigma Alpha Zeta 2, 3. 4; Track Team 1,
2, 3, 4.
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NEEDHAM. RICHARD SCOTT
Freshman Baseball 1: Varsity Baseball 2,
3; WSBF Junior Staff 1.
NEWMAN, MICHAEL DEAN
AlChE 2, 3, 4. Secretary 4; Tiger Band 2,
3, 4; Mu Beta Psi 3, 4.
NEWTON, DONALD A.
Smith Douglas Agriculture Scholarship 1,
2, 3, 4; Advanced AFROTC 3, 4;
Education Club; Arnold Air Society 3. 4;
YMCA Cabinet 1, 2; Alpha Gamma 1, 2,
3, 4, Treasurer 3.
SOHO
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NEWTON. NATHAN S , JR
Secretary of Student Body 3: President's
Cabinet 3; Sigma Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4;
IFC 4; Athletic Chairman 4; Weight
lifting Club 1, 2; ROTC I, 2. 3 4.
NICKS. JUDITH ANNE
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4;
Order of Athena 4: Judicial Board 4,
Chairman 4; ISC 3; Omicron Zeta Tau 1,
2. 3, 4, Rush Chairman 3. President 4,
Light Brigade 1, 2. 3,4; Newman Club 1,
2.3.
NIXON, KATHRYN MELINDA
John D Lane Scholarship 3: Edgar A.
Brown Scholarship 3. 4, Glee Club 3, 4;
Phi Kappa Phi 4
NORTON. JOHN CROFT
Who's Who Gamma Alpha Mu 2, 3, 4;
Calhoun Literary Society 2. 3. 4, Class
Senator 2; Financial Review Board 1,
High Court 4; Young Democrats 4;
Young Republicans 1, 2; Tiger 1, Assist-
ant News Editor 2. Associate Editor 3. 4;
Hall Monitor 3
NORVILLE, JUDITY ANNE
Phi Kappa Ph. 4. Court of Lesser Appeal
3: Attorney-WSA Judicial Board 3, WSA
Representative 4. Light Brigade 2, 3, 4,
Pledge Officer 3; WSBF 1
NUCKOLS, MARY W.
WSBF 1. 2. Newman Society 1. 2, 3,
Secretary 2.
LINES, WILBUR JOSEPH
ASME 3.
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OATES, LARRY WILLIAM
Phi Kappa Delta I, 2. 3. 4, 5; Pledge-
OBORN, RICHARD L.
Who's Who, Distinguished Military Cadet;
AFROTC Commandant's Award 4; AF
Financial Assistance Grant 3. 4;
AFROTC Distinguished Cadet 4; Sigma
Tau Epsilon 3, Treasurer 4; lota Beta
Sigma 4; Blue Key 4, Senator 2; APO 1,
Historian 2, Treasurer 2. Vice-President
3, President 4; Public Relations 3. Busi
ness Director 4; Arnold Air Society,
Chaplain 4; Debate Team 2, 3; Calhoun
Forensic Society 3; Hall Monitor 2; Hall
O'CONNOR, WILLIAM T.
RPA Club 3, 4; NRPA 3, 4; SCRS;
Resident Assistant 2, 3, 4; RAT Master 3,
4
OGLESBY.TOMMIE MARION
Kappa Delta Chi.
OLIVER, LESTER RAY
Sigma Kappa Epsilon.
ORNITA, BARRY LOUIS
3M Scholarship 3, Olin-Matheson
Summer Research Grant 3; AlChE 2. 3,
4; Phi Kappa Phi 4; Amateur Radio Club
2, 3, 4
OSEF. WAYNE ROBERT
Young Republicans 2; Radio Staff 1.
OWENS. COLEMAN CLYDE, JR.
ASME 3. 4; Track Team 1. Sailing Team
2. 3, 4; Intramural Football 2. 3, 4.
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PAGE. BRYAN CADETTE
Dillon County Clemson Club; SAAE.
PALMER, JEFFREY TODD
AlChE 1, 2. 3; Chronicle Staff 1, 2, 3, 4;
Rowing Club 3, 4; Rifle Team 1.
PALMER, WILLIAM RILEY
Advanced Army ROTC; SAM.
PARKER. AUBREY WALKER, JR.
Honors & Awards Day; Honors Program
1, Phi Kappa Phi 4; Dillon County
Clemson Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Vice-President 4.
PARKER. LINDA MARIE
Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Institute of Food
Teen Scholar; Food Science Club. Treas-
urer 3; Omicron Zeta Tau 1, 2, 3, 4,
Resident Assistant 3, 4; House Council 4.
PARKS, C. AUBREY III
APO 2; Campus Crusade for Christ 3;
Baptist Student Union 1.
PATE. CHARLES WILLIAM
Delta Phi Kappa 3. 4; Clemson Scuba
Club 2. 3
PATTERSON, CHARLTON 80 YD, JR.
American Metallurgical Society 1.
PATTE RSON, JAMES OSCAR
Tiger Band; Mu Beta Psi 3, 4; Vet Club;
APO 1.
PATTE RSON. JOHN ANDREWS
Block & Bridle Club; Pred-Vet Club;
Advanced ROTC.
PATTERSON, SAMUEL JOSEPH
Delta Phi Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; American
Ceramic Society 1, 2; Newman Club 1. 2;
Baseball 1.
PEARCE. WILLIAM GREGORY
CDA Junior Staff, CDA Senior Staff;
Sigma Alpha Zeta.
PEELE, LUCAS RANDOLPH. JR.
Alpha Zeta 3. 4; Senior Senator; Tiger 2,
3 4, Sports Editor 4.
PEELER. HARVEY SMITH, JR.
Alpha Gamma; Dairy Science Club, Vice-
President 4.
PEEPLES. JAMES BRYSON, JR. ^^i
AlChE 1. 2, 3, 4. Kappa Delta Chi 1, 2,.
3, 4; IFC 3. 4, Vice-President 4
PENNINGTON, MARY ELIZABETH
Judicial Board 4; Delta Theta Chi.
PEREZ, STANLEY VICTOR
ASME 1; Newman Club 3. 4; Young
Republicans 1, 3, 4; Tiger 1, 3; ISA 1. 2,
3, 4; Chess Club 4.
PETRUSKY. KENNETH G. - ■ - *
Sports Car Club of Clemson 2. 3. 4;
Geology Club 3. 4.
PHILLIPS. TERRY WAYNE
Army ROTC; Treasurer Clemson Graphic
Arts Society; Cherokee County Clemson
Club: Circle K.
PHILPOTT, LARRY D.
ASME.
PILO, RICHARD J.
SANl\_/
PITNER, GEORGE DAVID
SigrnaTau Epsilon 3; Phi Kappa Delta 2.
3,4
PITTS, ELIZABETH
Sigma Tau Epsilon; Who's Who; Order of
Athena 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4; WSA 3. 4,
President 4; WSA Representative to stu-
dent Senate 4; Delta Theta Chi 2, 3, 4,
Pledge-Master 3, President 4; ISC 4.
PLAYER, VINROE STEPHEN
Distinguished Military Cadre (AS); Asso-
ciated Schools of Construction Award 3;
Association of General Contractors
Award 4; AFROTC Financial Assistance
Grant 4, AFROTC Professional Officers
Corps; Society of American Military
Engineers; Student Chapter Association
of General Contractors; Sigma Psi Nu 4,
Swimming Team 1 , 2, 3. 4.
POE. WILLIAM NELSON, JR
CDA; Kappa Sigma Nu.
POLATTY, JAMES WILSON
Agronomy Club.
POLING, JAMES F.
Most Valuable Tennis Player-1965; Ten-
nis Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Tiger
Brotherhood 4; Phi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4,
Treasurer 5; Block C Club.
POPE. THOMAS E.
AIA 1, 2, 3. 4, 5. Swimming Team;
TAPS.
PORTER. CLESS FRANKLYN
Best Student Library Award 1968. 3.
PORTER, DAVID GARVIN
Clemson Education Association 4;
Newman Club 3, 4; Young Republicans
4.
POSTON, RUSSEL ARTHUR
Forestry Club 1,2. 3; APO 3, 4.
POTEAT.GEELA BOPEEP
American Chemical Society 1, 2; Ameri-
can Ceramic Society 3, 4.
POWELL, HAROLD BERNARD
APO 3, 4.
POWELL, TIMOTHY HAMMOND
Tau Sigma Delta Award; South Carolina
Masonry Association Competition, 1st
Prize.
POWERS, CHURCHILL C
ASME 2,3,4; SAME 3, 4; YMCA 1 , 2, 3,
4; YMCA Handbook 2: ROTC.
PRATHER. HAMES L.
RPA Club 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Chi 1, 2,
3. 4;BSU 1, 2, 3.
PRIDDY, RICKY VERNON
Kappa Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4; Advanced
ROTC.
PRIDMORE, ROBERT MICHAEL
ROTC 3, 4.
PRINGLE, CHARLES GARY
American General Contractors; Sigma
Alpha Zeta 1, 2, 3, 4. 5; President Alpha
Delta Zeta 4, 5; University Apartments
Club 4, 5.
PRINGLE. JEFFREY C.
WSBF 1,2,3, 4; Clemson Graphic Arts
Society 4.
PUNDF, VANDERBILT C.
ASM 1. 2. CCCC1, 2. 3.
PUSEY, EDWARD STUART
Distinguished Military Cadet; Scabbard &
Blade Best Army Sophomore Cadet
Award; American Legion Excellence in
Military Science Award; ROTC Scholar
ship, Pershing Rifles; Scabbard & Blade
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RAMSEY, ARNOLD JOSEPH
RPA Club 3, 4; Recreation Society 1, 2,
3,4.
RANKIN, GEORGE DAVID III
Army ROTC 3, 4.
RASH, CHRISTOPHER KENT
Military Science 1, 2,3,4.
RATTERREE, CHARLES HENRY III
ASME 4; Phi Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3. 4.
RAWL, DANNY AUEN
AlChE 3,4.
RAY, GEORGE DEWEY
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats 3;
Pre-Law Society 3; Tiger Junior Staff 1, 2.
RAY, LAWRENCE KENT
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4; Sigma Tau
Epsilon 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4.
REDICK. HUGH EDWARD
ASME 4.
REED, EDWARD CLARK
Mu Beta Psi 2. 3, 4; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4,
Concert Band 1, 2, 3.
REED. HARRY MENDEL, JR
ASCE 3, 4.
REED, WAYNE MARSHALL
AIA 1, 2. 3. 4, 5; Circle K 1, 2
REUTER, DAVID MICHAEL
APO: Young Republicans; Glee Club:
Campus Crusade for Christ
RHODES. WILLIAM BOYD III
Henry T. Malone-Gamma Alpha Mu
Award 3: Senator 2; Gamma Alpha Mu 4.
Tiger Staff 1. 2, 3, Circulation Manager 4
RHYMER, WILLIAM EUGENE, JR.
Ben & Kitty Gossett Scholarship 4, SAM
3, 4; American Association of Textile
Technologist 3, 4
RICE, JONATHAN CLEVELAND III
lota Lambda Sigma 3, 4.
RICHARDS, ROBERT BRUCE
ASCE 2 3 4
RICHARDSON, DONNY WAYNE
Football. Weight Lifting Club, ROTC
RICHBOURG, VIRGINIA DAWN
Dow Chemical Scholarship 1, 2; Ethyl
Corp Scholarship 3: Junior Honors Pro-
gram: AlChE 2, 3; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4,
Omicron Zeta Tau 2. 3, YMCA
RICKARD. JOHN CHARLES
ASME; Sports Car Club.
RIDDLE, ROBERT SAYE
Block & Bridle Club Scholarship 3,
Distinguished Military Cadet; Block &
Bridle Club 1, 2, 3. ">-
RISER, JACOBSIDNEY
SAAE 1, 2.
RITCH, MORRIS REA III
AFROTC Valor Award 4; Building Const
Dept Award 2, Representative Student
Chapter AGC 3, President 4.
RIVERS, CHARLES EDWIN
ASCE 1, 4; Young Republicans 4.
ROBERTS, JOHN E III
Delta Sigma NU; Phi Kappa Delta;
Chester County Clemson Club.
ROBERTSON. JAMES VAN
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3,4.
ROBINS, HARRIET VAUGHAN
Honors 1, 2; Order of Athena 4; Sigma
Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Women's Residence
Court 2; Judicial Board 4; Defense
Attorney 4; Sigma Beta Chi 1, 2, 3. 4;
House Council 4.
ROBINSON. WILLIAM EDWARD
Tau Beta Pi 2; Phi Kappa Phi 2; AlChE 2.
ROCKWELL, JEFFREY CARTER
Kappa Delta Chi.
ROEDIGER, CHARLES LAMAR, JR.
RPA Club 3. 4. 5, Delta Phi Kappa 4, 5.
Track. Crosscountry 1.
ROGERS, DAN MILTON EARL
Greenville Concrete Award; AFROTC
Achievement Award; American Society
of Military Engineers Award; S. C. As-
phalt Paving Association Award; Phi Eta
Sigma 3; Tau Beta Pi 1; Phi Kappa Phi;
Kappa Sigma Nu, Vice-President.
ROGERS, GEORGE McCALL
Aero Club 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta Chi 2, 3,
4.
ROGERS. JACOB RHODES
IEEE 3. 4; Dillon County Clemson Club
2, 3, 4.
ROGERS. PHILLIP D.
Army ROTC 3, 4; Pickens County
Clemson Club 2. 3, 4.
ROOF, RONALD WINGARD
AlChE 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Sigma Nu 1. 2.
3,4
ROSEBROCK, DEL ACKERMAN
Army ROTC.
ROSS, GLENN H.
Piedmont Contractors Award 3; Associ-
ated General Contractors of American,
Vice-President 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4.
ROSS. JOHN NEELY
Numeral Society 2; TAPS Junior Staff;
Weight Lifting Club.
ROWAND, THOMAS FERGUSON
Association of General Contractors 4, 5;
AIA 1, 2,3,4, 5; Fine Arts Film 4, 5; Nu
Epsilon 1.2; Rugby Club 3, 4, 5.
ROWELL, JEFF WILLARD. JR.
Army ROTC 3, 4; Pickens County
Clemson Club 3; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4.
RUSSELL. JAMES III
ASCE 5.
RUTLAND, CHARLES ROSLYN
AlChE 2. 3,4.
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SADOWSKI, DAVID LAWRENCE
S. C. Recreation Society 2. 3. 4; RPA
Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; New
man Club; American Camping Associa-
tion 3,4,
SANDERS, DARRYLPAUL
SAME 3, 4; ASME 4.
SANDERS. GUY ST. CLAIRE III
Senate 4; Campus Crusade for Christ 1, 2,
3. 4; Tiger Band 2. 3, 4; College
Republicans 3.
SANDERS. JAMES ROBERT
Army ROTC Award; SAM 2; Associated
General Contractors 1 ; Cherokee County
Clemson Club 4.
SAVERANCE, WILLIAM DAWSON
WSBF, SEA,
SAWYER, THOMAS WINFIELD
Kaiser Agricultural Chemicals Scholarship
3, 4; Distinguished Military Cadet (MSI,
Alpha Zeta, Agronomy Club.
SCARBOROUGH, JAMES WESLEY, JR
Distinguished Military Student, ROTC
Scholarship 4, Men Residence Court 3;
Numeral Society 1, 2, 3, 4.
SCHERLER, WILLIAM BRUCE
AlChE 1. 2. 3. 4.
SCHICHLER, ERNEST ALFRED
Honorable mention for Materials Tech-
nology Design Award 3; AIA 1, 2, 3.
SCHMIDT, KENNETH W
WSBF 1, 2, Rifle Team 1.
SCHROEDER, RICHARD H.
AIA 1,2.3,4,5, Delta Phi Kappa 2. 3, 4,
5: Freshman Football; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 5;
SCOTT, JOHN DENNIS
Football 1, 2, 3. 4: RPA Club 2, 3.4.
SEEL, EULALIE YVONNE
Light Brigade 2; Westminster Fellowship
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SELE. WILLIAM MATHEWS
Numeral Society 1, 2. 3,4.
SEMBOS, ATHANASIOS
ISA 1, 2, 3, 4. Soccer 1,2.
SETTLE. JOHN E., JR.
Dean's List 1. 2. 3; Who's Who 4; Tiger
Brotherhood 4; Blue Key. Vice-President
4; Tigeramma Assistant Director 3. Direc-
tor 4; Freshman Class Treasurer. Finan-
cial Review Board 1; NSA Delegate 2;
SCSSL Delegate 3; Arnold Air Society 3.
4; Area C-1 Operations Officer 3; Delta
Sigma Nu 2; TAPS Junior Staff 2,
Co-Organizations Editor 3. Editor-m-
Chief 4,
SHACKELFORD CHARLES LEWIS, JR.
ASCE 3,4, 5; Clemson Rifle Team 1,2. 3.
SHARP, DON CARLOS
Men's Residence Court Advisor 2; High
Court 4; Kappa Delta Chi.
SHARPTON, ROBERT CHARLES
Kappa Delta Chi 2, 3, 4.
SHELLEY, WILLIAM DANIEL
Tau Sigma Delta Award 2; Rudolph E.
Lee Award 3. Blue Key 4; AIA 1. 2, 4;
Tau Sigma Delta 4; Phi Eta Sigma 2. 3, 4;
APO 2. 3, 4; Dillon County Regional
Club 1. 2, 3, 4; TAPS Junior Staff 3,
Senior Staff Co-Designer 4; YMCA 2;
Wesley Foundation 1; AFROTC Band 1.
SHIELDS, JOHN PATRICK
Football; Track.
SHULER, MALCOLM DUANE
Pre-Law Society.
SHULL, THOMAS SPAULDING, JR.
AIIE 1, 2, 3; ROTC Band 1, 2: Tiger
Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2:
Sailing 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 2.
SIDRONY, ANDREW GEORGE
ASME; Phi Kappa Delta.
SIEDSCHLAG, EVERETT WILLIAM, JR.
AFROTC 1. 2, 3, 4; Tiger Band 1,2,3.4;
Concert Band 2. 3, 4, Tiger Band Staff.
SIMMONS. KENNETH BOYD, JR.
Horticultural Club 2, 3. 4; Sigma Alpha
Zeta 1,2,3,4.
SIMMONS, RICHARD DEAN
AlChE.
SIMS, MARK ANTHONY
Tiger Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3.
4; Young Republicans 2, 3, Advanced
ROTC.
SINGLETARY, FRANK, JR
Delta Sigma Nu.
SINGLETARY, GLEN EDWIN
Tau Beta Pi 4; IEEE 1,23, 4; Amateur
Radio Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4
SINGLETON, GILES F
Dean's List; WSA; Delta Theta Chi.
SKILTON, WALTER FRANK
Sigma Psi Nu 3; Swimming Team 4,
Captain 3, Assistant Coach 4 Block C
Club 3.
SLATE. DONALD ALEXANDER
ASCE 3; Kappa Delta Chi 1. 2, 3, 4.
SLATON, THOMAS MARION
lota Mu Sigma Merit Award 3: SAM 2, 3,
4; Kappa Delta Chi 3, 4; Young
Republicans.
SLOAN, WILLIAM HENRY
ASCE, SAME.
SMALSER, ROBERT LESLIE
Outstanding Counter Guerrilla 2; Army
ROTC Scholarship 2; Distinguished Mili-
tary Cadet; Alpha Zeta 3, 4; Scabbard &
Blade 3, 4; APO 1, 2; Counter Guerrilla
Platoon 1, 2, Commander 3; Advanced
ROTC.
SMITH, ALLEN DARBY
Sigma Alpha Zeta 3, 4.
SMITH, EUGENE ANDREW. JR.
AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Block C Club; Track
1,2,3,4.
SMITH. GERALD WADE
Clio Society.
SMITH, HENRY JOE
AIA 1,2,3.
SMITH, JACKIE WEYMAN
Honor Graduate; lota Lambda Sigma 3,
4; Football 1,2.3,4.
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Delta Sigma Nu
SMITH. RONALD DELAPE
ASCE
SMITH. SALLY ANN
Order of Athena, Via
YMCA Cabinet 2;
■President 4;
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'ity 2, 3. 4; Light
Brigade 2. 3, 4; YMCA Handbook 3.
SMITH, THOMAS C.
Bowling Team 3, 4,
SMITH, THOMAS MICHAEL
SCCPA 8est Review Award 3; Southern
Railway Academic Scholarship 1 , 2, 3, 4,
Dean's List 3; English Honor Program 3,
4, Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Sigma Alpha
Mu 3, 4; Student Senate 3. 4; Judiciary
Committee 3: Speakers Bureau 3; Fine
Arts Committee 4; Tiger Chief Reporter
3, Features Editor 4, USSPA Delegate 3,
4.
SMOAK, CHARLES K.
Distinguished Military Cadet (MSI.
SMORAL, VINCE CHESTER, JR.
APO 2
SNELL. FREDERICK JACOB. JR.
RPA Club 3. 4.
SNOW. DORIS ANN
Sailing Club 2. 3. Secretary; YMCA
Upperclass Council 2. Secretary; YMCA
Cabinet 3. 4. Secretary 3, 4.
SOBCZYK, ROWENA GAIL
Who's Who 4; Delta Sigma Nu 3, Corre
sponding Secretary 4; Order or Athena 4;
Class Secretary 1, 2, 3. 4; Secretary and
Treasurer Student Body 4; Food Service
Committee 3; Sigma Beta Chi 1 . 2, 3, 4;
Alumni Secretary 3, Treasurer 3. Social
Chairman 4. Young Republicans 1, 2, 3,
4; Corresponding Secretary 2, 3, 4;
Clemson Civic Ballet 1. 2, 3.4.
SOUTHERLAND. JOHN IVAN
Football 1-4; Track 1. 2. 3. SPANN,
SAMUEL ROBERT, JR.
ASME 3. 4; Phi Kappa Delta 2, 3. 4.
SPARKS. RICHARD LOCKE
lota Lambda Sigma 3. 4, 5; Education
Club 1.
SPENCER, FRANK WILSON
Architectural Faculty Award 1968; AIA;
Architecture Curriculum Committee
Student Member.
SPETNAGEL. THEODORE JOHN
ASIM Student Member Award; ASCE 1,
2. 3. 4, VWSBF 1,2; Concert Band 1, 2. 3,
4. Army ROTC Band 1. 2.
STAEDELI. JANET MARIE
WSA 4. Delta Theta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4; TAPS
Junior Staff
STAND. JACK R.
Distinguished Military Cadet 4.
STEPHENS, RONALD KEITH
Senate 3; Delta Phi Kappa 3, 4.
STEPP, RICHARD MONROE
Dean's List; Agronomy Club; Phi Kappa
Phi 4
STEWARD, ARDEN WILLIAM
ASME 1 , 2, 3, 4; Hall Supervisor 3, 4.
STEWART, DWIGHT LaVERNE, JR.
XI Sigma Pi; Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4; Forestry
Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Hall Monitor 3; Hall
Supervisor 4.
STEWART. TESSA LEAH
Omicron Zeta Tau Sorority 1. 2, 3. 4,
Secretary 2; ROTC Light Brigade 1, 2, 3,
4; Administrative Officer 3
STREET, FRANK RICHARD
American Chemical Society 1, 2, 3;
Geo-Club 3. Tiger Staff.
STRONG, WILLIAM LEROY, JR.
IEEE 2, 3. 4; WSBF 1, Transmitter Eng
2, Technical Manager 3, Engineering
Director 4; lota Beta Sigma 3, 4; Sailing
Club 2; Freshman Tennis 1; Tigerama 1.
2, Assistant Technical Manager 3, Techni-
cal Director 4.
STROUD, JACK ALLEN, JR
RPA Club 2, 3, 4; Delta Phi Kappa 1, 2,
3,4.
SUIT. THOMAS SCOTT
Distinguished Military Cadet (MSI; Alpha
Zeta 3. 4; Xi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Forestry Club
4.
SUTHERLAND. DANNY RAY
Phi Eta Sigma 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4.
SVENOSEN, VIRGIL GARRETT
ASCE 1 . 2. 3, 4; Beta Sigma Chi 1 ; ROTC
1, 2. 3,4.
SWEENEY. MICHAEL LANE
President ASCE 2.
SWINDELL, JAMES ROBERT
CDA 3. 4; Vice-President Sigma Alpha
Zeta 2, 3, 4
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TAMSBERG, JOHN BUCHANAN
Forestry Club 2; Sailing Club 1.
TAWES. GEORGE DANA
RPA Admin Club 1.
TEDCASTLE. ROBERT ARTHUR II
SAM 2-5: Pi Sigma Epsilon 1-5; APO 3. 4r
5; Circle K 1, 2; Newman Club 1. 2.
Young Republicans 3, 4, 5.
TEMPLETON, ROBERT STREATOR
ASME 4; Cross Country Team 1;
TENNANT. MARK HARRIS
Superior Cadet Award 3; ASME; Tau
Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi 4.
TENNENT. CHARLES HAMILTON
Phi Kappa Delta 1. 2. 3,4.
TERRY. DONALD KENNETH
Dean's List 1; AIA 1, 2, 3. 4, 5.
THEILING. DALE LINDENBERG
Beta Sigma Chi 3. Pledgemaster 4; Tiger
3. Scuba Club 1,2. 3,4.
THOMA, LAWRENCE D.
Tiger 1; Weight Lifting Club 1. 2. 3, 4;
Fine Arts Film Club 1,2,3.
THOMAS, WILLIAM RUTLEDGE
Clemson Forestry Club 4. Union County
Clemson Club 4.
THOMPSON, JAMESINE ELAINE
WSA Senior Representative 4; Glee Club
2, 3, 4; SLBI 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1.
2; Clemson Players 2
THOMPSON, MARION COOPER
Who's Who 4; Blue Key 4; Sigma Tau
Epsilon 3. 4; Chairman Court of Lesser
Appeals 3, Chairman Appeals Court 4,
SCSS I, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Gamma 2, 3. 4.
Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Tiger 1. 2; Westminster
Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4.
THOMPSON. WILLIAM ECHOLES
National Defense Transportation Award
3; Arnold Air Society; AFROTC.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM WALTER
Advanced ROTC 4.
THOMSON. WILLIAM RAY
Student Lawyer 2. 3. APO 1, 2. Ad-
vanced Army ROTC 3, 4
THOMY, DAVID A.
Student Body Treasurer. Sumter Exte
sion2;TAPS 3,4.
TIBBS, HARRY DAVID
President Delta Phi Kappa 4.
TILLMAN. KATHERINE EGGERS
Accompanist for Glee Club 1, 2. 3;
Outing Club 3
TODD, JAMES R.
Distinguished Military Cadet 4.
TOLLEY, CHARLES ROBERT
Army ROTC 3, 4. Fellowship of
Christian Athletes 1. 2. 3, 4; Tiger
Brotherhood 4.
TORNSTROM. JOHN P.
Counter Guerrillas 1, 2, 3.
TOWNSEND, EDWARD CHARLES
APO 2. 3, 4.
TRAYNAAM, JOHN DAVID
Senate 1; Traffic & Grounds Committee
1; Head Ratmaster 4; Central Spirit
Committee 4; Football 1.
TRIPLETT. LAURENCE E.
ASCE 4, 5. Beta Sigma Chi 3, 4, 5.
TRIPP, SALLY G.
Melvin C. Brown Award 3; Phi Kappa Phi
3, 4; Clio Society 3, 4; Omicron Zeta Tau
1. 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3; Light Brigade
1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Officer 3, 4;
Clemson-in-England 3.
TUCKER, JAMES WILLIAM, JR.
Election Board 4; APO 2, 3, 4; lota
Lambda Sigma 3. 4; WSBF 1,2.3, 4.
TURNER. JOHN PARNELL
RPA Club 1; Sigma Alpha Zeta 1. 2;
TAPS Junior Staff 1
TUCKER. JOHN WOTRING
Scuba Club 1; Tae Kwon Do Club 1, 2;
Forestry Club 3, 4; Sports Car Club 4;
Sailing Club 4.
TYSON. CAROLE NAN
RPA 2. 4; Judicial Board 3. 4; Delta
Theta Chi 1, 2, 3. 4; Light Brigade 1, 2.
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UNDERHILL, RONALD RICHARD
Sigma Tau Epsilon 4; Delta Sigma Nu 3,
4; Gamma Alpha Mu 3, 4; National
Honor Society; Kappa Sigma Nu 1,2;
Student Affairs Office Employees 4;
Monitor 2.
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VAUGHAN. LESLIE GREEN
Angel Flight.
VENABLE. JOE H., JR.
Honors Day 3; Clio Society 3.
VERDEE, PETER RICHARD
Assistant Defense Attorney High Court 4;
Varsity Soccer 3. 4.
VERROSS, WILLIAM EDWARD
Air Force Scholarship Medal 1; Phi Eta
Sigma 1 . 2, 3, 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4;
Phi Kappa Phi 3. 4; Delta Sigma Nu 3, 4;
Phi Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3. 4, TAPS Junior
Staff 3
VROOME, RAY LIVINGSTON
SAM 2. Marketing Fraternity 1.
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WALDEN. WILLIAM RUSSELL
Tau Beta Pi 3. 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4;
ASME 3, 4.
WALL, WALTER VIRGIL, JR.
Continental Cann Co, Scholarship 4;
Outstanding Student in Forestry 2; Xi
Sigma Pi 3. 4; Assistant Forester 4; Alpha
Zeta 2. 3. 4; Forestry Club 1,2. 3, 4; 4H
Club 3. 4
WALKER, JACK O'DELL
Circle K 2. 3. 4; CDA 3. 4; AIA 2, 3. 4.
WALKER, ALAN CONSTANTINE, JR.
American Chemical Society 3. 4.
WALTERS, JACK LEE
YMCA Cabinet.
WARE. WILLIAM SANFORD. JR.
Kappa Delta Chi 1. 2, 3, 4, Tiger
Brotherhood 3, 4; Fellowship Christian
Athletes 1 , 2. 3, 4; Varsity Football 2, 3,
4.
WARLICK, WILLIAM MARETT
Honorable Mention, S. C. Concrete Ma-
sonry Association Competition 2; AIA;
Circle K 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 3; Tiger
Staff 1; Freshman Cheerleader 1; CDA
Junior Staff 3.
WARREN, ANGUS HAMMETT
Lower Court of Appeals; Numeral
Society 1. 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 3.
WARREN, EMILY BENNETT
Tiger 1 ; Business Staff & Advertising.
WATERS, CHARLIE T
Tiger Brotherhood 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4;
Kappa Delta Chi 2. 3,4.
WATKINS. KATHY CHERYL
House Council 2. 3.
WATSON. WILLIAM IRA
AlChE 2. 3. 4. Intramural Football and
Basketball 1, 3.
WAITERS. DOUGLAS GLENN
Delta Sigma Nu 2. 3. 4; Phi Kappa Delta
1. 2,3,4.
WEAVER, NELSON T.
American Association of Textile Chem-
ists & Colorists 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 4.
Kappa Sigma Nu 2,3.4.
WEBSTER. WILLIAM COLMERY
Chairman Elections Board 2. 3; President
Cabinet 3; Chairman Food Service Com-
mittee 4; Kappa Sigma Nu 2. 3. 4.
WELLS, JAMES LARRY
WSBF 1; ASME 1.
WELSH, THOMAS SAMUEL
4-H Scholarship 1.
WERNER. CHARLES MILTON. JR.
Tiger Brotherhood; Football 1. 2, 3, 4;
Block C2. 3.4.
WEST. E. MARSHALL
RPA; Kappa Sigma Nu
WESTON, JOHN DANE
Distinguished Military Cadet 4; Arnold
Air Society 2, 3, 4; Comptroller Area C-L
3; YMCA 2, 3.
WHARTON, JOHN E
SAM 2; Mu Beta Psi 1; ROTC 4; Tiger
Band 3; Concert Band 1; Aero Club 1.
WHATLEY. KEITH WAYNE
Delta Kappa Alpha.
WHETSELL, DAVID MONROE
AlChE 3.
WHITE, KILLOUGH HENRY III
AIA 2; Chester County Clemson Club 3.
WHITNEY, ROBERT KREHL
Most Outstanding Student Senator 3;
National Student Register 4; Gamma
Alpha Mu 1,2. 3, 4; Gamma Omega Phi
1, 2; United States Student Press Associa-
tion 1, 2. 3. 4; S. C. Student Press
Association 3, 4; National Student Asso-
ciation; Student Senator 2. 3. Clerk 3,
Student Attorney 4; Dept. of Academic
Affairs 4; Sophomore Class Council 2;
Junior Class Council 3; Faculty, Admin-
istration Student Council 4; Speakers
Bureau 4; YMCA Cabinet 2; YMCA Staff
1, 2; Young Republicans 1. 2; Young
Democrats 4; Canterbury Association 1,
2, 3, 4; Chronicle 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4;
Tiger 1, 2, 3, 4; Students for a Free
University 1.
WIECHNIK. DENNIS MICHAEL
AIA 3; Newman Association 2.
WILBURN, WILLIAM DAVID. JR.
Honors & Awards Day 1 ; Vice-President
Sophomore Class 2; Numeral Society 1,
2. 3. 4.
WILEY, WILLIAM HARVEY II
Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Advanced
ROTC; Men's Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4;
Campus Crusade for Christ 3, 4.
WILKINSON, HAROLD SAMUEL
Calhoun Forensics Society 2, President 3,
Vice-President 4; Defense Attorney 3;
Senior Defense Attorney 4; WSBF 2, 3,
Chief Announcer 4
WILLER, JAYS.
Honors 1, 2, 3; Phi Kappa Phi 4; Cross
Country 1 , 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3. 4.
WILLIAMS. ANN LAVERNE
Glee Club 4; Clemson Players-Best
Supporting Actress Plaque 2; Student
Government Presidential Cab.; News Ser-
vice Burea 4; SLBI 3, 4; Clemson Players
2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1 .
WILLIAMS. DAVID FRANK
Pre-Law Society 1. 2, 3, 4, Arnold Air
Society 2, 3, 4.
WILLIAMS, JAMES N.. JR.
American Association for Textile Tech-
nology 2, 3, 4; APO 2, 3, 4; Young
Republicans 2.
WILLIAMS. PAMELA DAVIS
Light Brigade 1, 2. 3.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM G.
Distinguished Military Cadet 4
WILLIAMSON. DARRA DANE
Miss Clemson Finalist 1, 2. Who's Who 4;
Honors 3, 4; Order of Athena 3. 4, Rat
Master 1; Central Spirit Committee 1, 2,
3; Judicial Board 4; Sigma Beta Chi 2, 3.
4; TAPS Junior Staff 2; TAPS Senior
Staff 3, 4; Greeks Editor 3; Freshman
Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4;
Fine Arts Film Club 4.
WILLIAMSON. JAMES FOSTER
Kappa Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4.
WILLIS. PERRY DANIEL
SAAE 2. 3, 4; Senior Advisor 4.
WILSON, DONALD CARSON
Sigma Phi Sigma Vice-President 4; Sailing
Club 2, 3.
WILSON. DOUGLAS CRAIG
Service Award APO; American Society of
Ag. Engr; Phi Kappa Phi 4; APO 1, 2, 3,
4; Students for Educational Aid.
WILSON, RAY LANSING. JR.
Sigma Alpha Zeta 1. 3, 4; Dillon County
Club 1, Secretary 2, 3,4.
WILSON. ROBERT R.
Tiger Brotherhood 4.
WINBURN, MICHAELSUNDY
Delta Phi Kappa.
WISE, WILLIAM R,
Senior Class Council; Senior Day Com-
mittee CU Political Science Club 3;
Intramurals.
WISHER, RICKY ARNOLD
SAM.
WITHERSPOON. JAMES HARVEY
Most Outstanding Junior in Metallurgical
Engineering 3; American Society for
Metals 2, 3, 4, President 4.
WITT, GEORGE E.
Distinguished Military Cadet 4.
WOLPER. JUDITY CAROL
Angel Flight 1, 2. 3, 4; Hillel-Brandeis 1,
2,3 4
WOOD, STEPHEN LEROY
Honor Student 1. 2. 3, 4.
WOODHAM. MILDRED ALENE
Rat Queen 1; Sponsor for Arnold Air
Society 1; Sponsor for Fourth Regiment
Pershing Rifles 2; Outstanding Angel
Award 3; Bronze Medal for Achievement
Award 2; Scabbard & Blade Sponsor 4,
He
1 1 3; Central Spirit
Committee 4; Angel Flight 1,
Head Rat Master 4; Cheerleader 1;
CAPER Coordinator 2.
WOODS, AUBURN III
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi;
Glee Club 1,2.
WOODS. NORMAN H., JR.
Pre-Vet Club 1. 3; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4.
WOODS, GROVER LAFOY, JR.
Sigma Tau Epsilon.
WOODSIDE. ALICIA TILLMAN
Block & Bridle Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Capers 4.
WORKMAN, MICHAEL CLARENS
Block & Bridle Club.
WORSHAM, GEORGE FREDERICK. JR.
Phi Eta Sigma English Award 1;
AFROTC Reserve Officers Award 1; Phi
Eta Sigma 1. 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4;
Delta Sigma Nu 3. 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon
3, 4; TAPS Junior Staff 3.
WRIGHT JAMES GOODRICH, JR.
Senior Class President; Kappa Delta Chi;
SAM; Advanced Army ROTC.
WRIGLEY, CRAIG CALDWELL
Tau Sigma Delta. AIA, President.
WYATT, LARRY WALKER
Military History Award; AlChE; Tau Beta
Pi; Phi Kappa Phi.
-Y-
YATES. JAMES RONALD
Basketball 3, 4.
YONGUE. CHARLES CLARENCE
Alpha Zeta 3, 4; Food Science Club 2, 3,
4.
YOUNG. CARRELL MOORE
SAM 3; Army ROTC 4.
YOUNG, JAMES CARL, JR.
Distinguished Military Cadet (MS); Alum-
ni Undergraduate Memorial Scholar 1, 2,
3. 4; Honors Program 1, 2; AlChE 2, 3. 4.
Vice-President 4; AlChE Southern Re-
gional Conference Recording Secretary 4.
YOUNG, VIVIAN ELISE
Honors 1 , 2; House Council; Glee Club 2;
Clemson Players 1; Light Brigade 1;
Campus Crusade for Christ 1, 2, 3, 4;
Wesley Foundation 3, 4.
YOUNGBLOOD, JAMES ROBBINS
IEEE.
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ZATEZALO, GEORGE DENNIS
Basketball (ACC Scoring Champl 2, 3;
Block C Club.
ZEPE, JOHN ROBERT
Graphic Arts Society.
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Abel, John Richard
Abercrombie, Stoney
Abernathy, Wm. Leslie
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Abrahams, Richard W.
Abrams, Albert W.
Abrams, Edgar B.
Abrams, Jeffrey R.
Abrams, James Wm.
Abrams, Ronald Scott
Abshire, James Brice
Accomando, Brunello
Accomando, Salvatore
Acker, Louis L.
cker, Sidney Francis
cker, Thomas Waring
ckerson, Katherine D.
ckley, Brainard Lee
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dams, Ernest Lynn
Adams, Elizabeth R.
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Adams, Johnny Arthur
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Adams, Tony Ansel
Adams, Wm. Thomas
Addison, Wm. Floyd
Addy, Lindsey W.
Adler, Robert A.
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Agnew, Douglas Dewitt
Agnew, Wm. Gibson, Jr.
Aichele, James H., Jr.
Ames, Robert Wm.
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Aiton, Joseph Edmund
Akerley, Cara Dale
Albenesius, Joan M.
Albers, Richard
Albrecht, Eloise J.
Albright, Clarence H.
Aldebol, Clay S.
Alden, Edward F.
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Alston, Rowland P., Jr.
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Altman, James Coley
Altman, Stephen L.
Altman, Wm. E.
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Amason, Michael C.
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Amick, Harold Ciremba
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Anderson, Alan
Anderson, Bobby R.
Anderson, Benjamin W.
Anderson, Carroll S.
Anderson, Ellen Dean
Anderson, G. W., Jr.
Anderson, Jack Edward
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Anderson, John Law
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Anderson, Michael S.
Anderson, Robert L.
Anderson, Sharon Lee
Anderson, Stephen R.
Anderson, Tony Dean
Anderson, Wm. Burton
Andrews, David Martin
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Angel, David Edgar
Anguieola, Carlos S.
Angyns, Thomas A.
Annas, Eugene C.
Antonakos, George B.
Applebaum, Robert Roy
Appleby, Paul E.
Archer, Robert D.
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Archie, William A.
Ardis, Wilbur C., Jr.
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Atkins, Harley, Lee
Atkins, James A.
Atkinson, Alexander N.
Atkinson, Gerald E.
Atkinson, Joseph R.
Atkinson, Larry Neal
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Attaway, John David
Ausherman, Michael D.
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Austin, Joseph A., Jr.
Austin, Robert Alan
Avant, Andrew Steven
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Bailey, Iris Anne
Bailey, Jeffrey C.
Bailey, John Silas
Bailey, Susan G.
Bailey, Terry L.
Bailey, Wm. Lewis
Bair, Earl K., Jr.
Baird, Joe Henry
Baird, Michal L.
Baird, Richard L., Jr.
Baker, Beverly F.
Baker, Charles D., Jr.
Baker, Clay Earl, Jr.
Baker, Geoffrey B.
Baker, Gregory Scott
Baker, James F.
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Bardsley, Charles E.
Bardwell, Peter L.
Barefield, Dewey K., Jr.
Barker, Deborah Jean
Barker, James Cecil
Barker, James F.
Barker, John Tyron
Barker, John Van, Jr.
Barker, James Wm.
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Barnes, Bonnie Lynn
Barnes, Frank S., Ill
Barnes, John B.
Barnett, Andy Hubbard
Barnett, Nancy M.
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Barnette, Calvin R.
Barnette, James E.
Barnette, Ronald P.
Barnhart, Michael H.
Barnhill, Archie M.
Barnwell, Thomas O., Jr.
Barnwell, William M.
Barrett, Ann Marie
Barrett, David T.
Barrier, Robert Dee
Barrier, Wm. Lee
Barrineau, Timothy, Jr.
Barron, John Caswell
Bartles, Jane Ellen
Bartlett, Thomas G.
Bartley, Benny D.
Barton, Kathy Gay
Barton, Stephan C.
114,442
Baskin, Thomas C, Jr.
Bass, Arthur Theron
Bass, Edwin Gay, Jr.
Bass, James Henry
Bass, Samuel David
Bates, Sammy Joe
Batson, Peggy Marie
Batson, Paul Otis
165,291, 331
Batson, Wm.
Bauknight, Dennis L.
Baumann, Wilbur N.
Baumgarner, Gary R.
Bauss, Bradford L.
Baxley, Wm. T., Ill
Baxter, Donald Wm., Jr.
250
395
442
256
442
260
395
442
442
442
395
254
395
280
442
199
,482
331
, 395
442
442
442
442
442
442
442
594
114
442
211
442
442
442
284
395
442
442
272
442
442
442
442
442
222
395
442
395
442
67
,592
395
395
442
296
442
303
395
442
222
442
137
,442
443
395
443
443
443
443
443
Bayerl, Joseph R.
443
598
Bayne, Harold David 242
Bazemore, Paul R., Jr. 64
148, 230, 266, 396
Beach, Judith Elaine 258
295, 392, 396
Beachy, Robert Wisler
Beaman, Charles E.
Beaman, Gerald Brian
Beaman, Wallace D.
Bean, Thomas Alan
Bearden, Ralph Emory
Beasley, Maxine E.
Beasley, Robert J.
Beasley, Wm. Lamar
Beaty, David Letghton
Beauddin, Donald P.
Bebko, DaleE.
Beckes, Dale Marshall
Bedard, Paul D.
Bedenbaugh, Clarence
Bedenbaugh, Hubert M
Beemer, Charles T.
Behling, Robert M.
Beiers, Rhonda Gay
Belcher, Devon R.
Belger, Andrew J.
Belken, Edward M.
Belknapp, Joseph J.
Bell, Dwayne Monroe
Bell, Glenn K.
Bell, Judith K.
Bell, Robert Lawrence
396
443
443
592
396
443
443
396
443
291
443
443
396
177
443
443
396
443
443
443
592
156
443
443
443
443
268
296, 443
443
151
443
296
443
396
114
211, 396,594
Bell, Thomas Marvin
Bell.Wm. T.
Bellamy, John S.
Bellamy, Rebecca E.
Belouin, Walter Peter
Belue, Michael O.
Bendt, Wm. Larry
Banjamin, Arthur Lee
Benjamin, Elizabeth A.
Benjamin, Edgar L., Jr.
Benjamin, Matthew B.
Bennett, Joseph D.
Bennett, James Reece
Bennett, Richard J.
Bennett, Robert L.
Bennett, Stuart J.
Bennett, Wm. Theodore
Benrube, Scott Jack
Benton, Michelle
Bergh, John Eric
Bergren, Scott C.
443
443
443
443
272
443
443
443
177
443
443
290
443
302
443
443
443
272
396
443
443
443
594
443
443
443
203
331,338, 346,396
Berkland, Randall E.
Berry, Carrol Dwain
Berry, James Robert
Berry, Percy Mondell
Berry, Ronald Patrick
Berube, Gary Paul
Beshears, Barbara L.
Bessent, John B.
162
443
443
443
443
443
443
443
330
443
IPP
THE CLEMSON GRADUATES
of
SUMTER
Extend a cordial invitation to you to make the
CITY OF SUMTER
their home
YOU'LL LIKE SUMTER!
IT'S NICE TO LIVE HERE
Opera House Clock Tower
Sumter County Courthouse
for further information on the many opportunities of the City of
Sumter contact:
Sumter Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
P. O. DRAWER 1229
SUMTER, S. C.
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
Bessent, Robert A.
443
Besser, Cathy Dana
443
Besser, Gregory L.
443
Best, Eugene Slade
443
Bethea, Thomas C, Jr.
277
396
Bethune, Wm. Hunter
443
Betlej, Allyn Fredrik
443
Betsill, William L., Jr.
260
262, 291,313
396
Beverly, Wilbert
444
Bevis, John Henry, III
114
444
Bfazell, Jim
199
Bibb, Wm. Dale
444
Biediger, George E.
444
Biediger, Jane Louise
444
Bigby, James W.
444
Bigelow, James Blake
115
444
Bigger, Carolyn W.
444
Biggerstaff, Anne M.
444
Binkley, Patrick E.
280
396
Binnicker, C. Deryl
194
Birch, Charles Roger
444
Birdsall, Joan E.
444
Bischoff, Anne M.
156
444
Bishop, David Allen
444
Bishop, James Louis
444
Bishop, Michael G.
396
Bishop, Robert Edwin
444
Bishop, Shirley A.
444
Bishop, Sonja Jean
396
Bishop, Wayne H.
396
Bisker, Robert Steven
444
Bissey, Diana Kay
222
258
,396
Black, Albert P., Jr.
444
Black, Arthur Quinn
444
Black, Betty Jean
444
Black, Calvin Dennis
444
Black, Charles S.
444
Black, Christopher A.
444
Black, George Walther
444
Black, Larry Allen
316
444
Black, Marshall L.
444
Black, Manuel P., Jr.
274
444
Black, Richard Ashley
227
444
Black, Stanley D.
444
Blackburn, Gail E.
444
Blackburn, Thomas
444
Blackhurst, Laurence
444
Blackmon, Barry E.
289
444
Blackmon, Larry M.
396
Blackmon, Leila S.
444
Blackmon, Mary Jane
257
444
Blackwell, Edwin Lee
284
444
Blackwell, Robert L.
444
Blackwell, Thomas W.
444
Blake, Thomas L.
302
396
Blakely, James Roger
272
444
Blakely, Martha Carol
234
444
Blakely, Nancy C.
444
Blanchard, Roy Eddie
396
Bland, Frank Stanford
327
Bland, Hugh Mitchell
396
Bland, Hugh W.
444
Blanton, Gordon M.
444
Blanton, Rachel Alice
314
Blaricom, Mary Van 444
Blattmachr, Douglas J. 397
Blessing, Suzan Grace 444
Blessing, Theresa Ann 444
Blevins, Wayne Austin 444
Blose, James F. 444
Blount, Wade B. 314
444
Bock, Alan Dean 444
Bodie, Jerry Lane 132
291, 397
Bodiford, Harry E. 444
Bodle, Phillip C. 316
397
Boettcher, H. Donald 444
Boggs, Frank Martin 260
312,444
Bohsen, Randall R. 444
Bolding, Keri Ann 444
Bolding, Patricia 444
Bolen, Charles E. 194
397, 592
Bolen, George F., Jr. 238
397, 598
Bolock, Alan Lee 444
Bolick, Samuel Ray 444
Bolick, Wm. Robert 115
444
Bolt, John Arthur 330
445
Bolt, Joel B. 444
Bolt, Joseph Dennis 154
253, 254, 387, 397
Bolton, Michael R. 445
Bomar, Wm. King 445
Bond, Wm. Pearson 445
Bonner, Wm. Pinckney 211
291, 313,397,594
Boneket, Bill 114
Bonnette, John D. 199
445, 592
Bonnette, Thomas E., Jr. 397
Booker, Robert M. 296
445
Boozer, Toney C. 273
302, 445
Borders, Wm. Thomas 445
Borgman, Mary Alice 445
Borke, Michael Faison 161
445
Bosler, Robert J. 445
Bost, Charles James 314
Bostick, Joseph L., Jr. 445
Bostick, Robert H. 445
Botts, Joseph A. 445
Bouchillon, Randall E. 259
262,271, 397
Bouknight, David W. 445
Bouknight, Heyward H. 397
Bounds, James Wm. 145
191,445,590,592
Bourne, Jon L. 330
445
Bowen, Bernard Arthur 397
Bowen, David Eugene 191
280, 445
Bowen, Elizabeth M. 397
Bowen, Frances H. 397
Bowers, Anthony Oneal 445
Bowers, Glenn 260
397
Bowers, John F. 445
Bowers, Jane Harriet 445
Bowie, Calvin Newell 282
397
Bowie, Linda J. 445
Boyce, Charles Barry 445
Boyd, Marion Cain, Jr. 304
397
Boykm, Joseph Wm. 397
Boykin, Sam 219
Boyle, Wm. Belton, Jr. 296
445
Boyleston, Larry J. 445
Bozard, Norman F., Jr. 289
308, 445, 592
Brabham, David Ronald 191
284, 397
Bracey, Robert L. 445
Bracken, Randolph G. 151
445
Bracken, W. Gleen 445
Brackett, Ralph James 397
Bradford, Mary Louise 445
Bradley, Danny K. 291
445
Bradley, Thomas Norman 397
Bradley, Wm. Curtis 445
592
Brady, Harold D. 445
Brady, John L., Jr. 397
Bramlett, James H. 445
Bramlett, Joseph L. 445
Brand, Harvey Allan 397
Brandon, Carol Glenn 445
Brandt, William F. 397
Branham, Herbert, Jr. 275
445
Brannan, John Wm. 262
Brannen, Arnold Alvin 445
Brantley, Arthur E., Jr. 445
Brasington, Wm. C. 445
Braun, Douglas Wm. 67
115,260,283,445
Brawley, James S. 445
Brawner, Sharon Lee 445
Bray, Randy Lee 67
114, 199,445
Brazell, James Edward 295
445, 593
Brazier, Robert Gene 445
Bredan, Amin 291
445
Breedlove, Wm. Norris 445
Breland, Joyce Elain 398
Brennan, John Arnold 260
291,313, 398
Brewer, Janis Irene 445
Brewer, Vivian Gail 234
445, 597
Brewer, Wm. Ross 445
Bridges, Russell P. 355
455
Bridges, Stephen M. 445
Bridwell, Frank Kirby 276
398
Bridwell, Ronald Lee 445
Bridwell, Ronny Long 214
445, 595
Briggs, Randall A. 445
Briggs, Wm. Blount, Jr. 445
Bright, Joseph B. 445
Brink, Howard Matthew 280
445
Bristol, Cliffords. 260
Broadwater, Wm. Thomas 446
Broadwater, Greer M. 446
Brock, John Robert 398
Brogdon, Michael T. 446
Brooks, Donna Marie 177
222, 446
Brooks, Henry Clay 191
446, 592
Brooks, Jeffrey E. 115
283, 446
Brooks, Malcolm L., Jr. 446
Brooks, Nigel R. 264
398
Brooks, Phillip M. 446
Brooks, Ronald P. 446
350, 397
Brooks, Terry L. 446
Brookshire, Martha K. 446
Broome, Robert W. 131
446
Broome, Michael R. 446
Broome, Wm. Len 282
398
Brophy, Douglas Wm. 446
Broughton, Vicky L 446
Brown, Barry Michael 446
Brown, Crawford M. 446
Brown, David Ambrose 446
Brown, David Matthew 272
398
Brown, Gregory R. 446
Brown, Herbert W., Jr. 242
446, 598
Brown, Judy B. 446
Brown, James Irby 289
Brown, James Wilkins 446
Brown, James Wilson 398
Brown, Murray Fred, Jr. 446
Brown, Michael L. 446
Brown, Nancy Ann 446
Brown, Patricia Anne 446
Brown, Peter Lamar 446
Brown, Rex Alan 398
Brown, Roger C. 446
Brown, Rodger E. 446
Brown, Russell F. 446
Brown, Thomas Joseph 312
398
Brown, Wm. Earl 446
Brown, Wm. James 446
Brown, Wm. Marvin 446
Brown, Wayne P. 312
398
Browne, Charles H., Ill 446
Browne, David D. 446
Browne, Melvin Neel 160
398
Browning, Donna C. 446
Brownlee, Carolyn L. 446
Bruce, Donald L. 238
280, 398
Brundage, Donald J., Jr. 277
446
Brunelle, Chris James 115
446
Brunjes, John David 316
446
Bruno, Gary M. 283
446
Brunson, James H., Jr 398
Brunson, Jack Wade 145
214,446,595
Bruorton, James A. 446
Bruorton, Larry R. 446
Brust, Stephen Neal 446
Bryan, David M. 446
Bryan, Jim Preacher 446
Bryan, Martha A. 446
Bryan, Preston B. 446
Bryan, Thomas Ray, Jr. 446
Bryant, Edward R., Jr. 114
446
Bryant, Gordon R. 446
Bryson.Wm Freeman 446
Buchanan, Charles R. 446
Buchanan, Edmund K. 446
Buchanan, Marvin R. 230
398
Buchanan, Scott W. 446
Buck, James A. 227
255, 266, 398
Buckley, Daniel J., Jr. 446
Buckner, James L. 398
Buddin, Linda Nell 398
Buddin, Richard D. 446
Bukowsky, Richard J. 114
447, 592
Bull, Elvin Leonidas
250,
Bull, James Albert
Bull, James Hamilton
Bull, Robert Hardin
Buller, Richard Earl
Bullock, Richard E.
273, 295,
Bullwinkel, George J.
Bumgardner, Chip
Bunch, David W.
Bunning, Thomas E.
Burbage, Collins A.
Burdette, Allen Kent
Burdette, Jane
Burdette, Manuel H.
Burdette, Robert McP.
Burgess, Gary Dean
Burgess, Richard C.
Burgner, Grady S.
114,267,
Burke, Wm. Allen
327,
Burkot, Raymond S.
Burleson, Thomas Jay
Burnett, Michael F.
Burnette, Deborah Ann
Burnette, James P.
Burns, Allen Hurd
Burns, Duncan Kenyon
Burns, James Edward
Burns, Steven Otway
Burns, Stephen R.
Burns, Wm. Milton
Burrell, Otto C, Jr.
Burrell, Robert C.
Burriss, W. Thomas
Burroughs, Angeline A.
330,
Burroughs, John B., Jr.
115, 238,447
Burroughs, Joe D., Jr.
Burton, Eddie Latimer
Burton, Joseph R
Busby, Anaa J.
Busch, Jo Karen
Butcka, Patricia Anne
Buterbaugh, Richard E.
Butler, Charles B.
Butler, George Alfred
Butler, Kenneth
Butler, Michael E.
Butts, James M., Jr.
Butts, Ruth M.
Buzhardt, Debra F.
Buzhardt, Troy R.
Byars, Larry Wm.
Byars, Nancy L.
Byrd, Lanny Adolph
Byrd, Orren E., Jr.
Byrd, Rachel Ann
Byrum, William J., Jr.
Caggiano, James V.
227
398
447
398
447
263
398
268
447
227
399
447
447
291
447
272
441
447
447
447
447
447
399
67
399
260
447
447
298
447
447
447
399
447
447
447
447
598
286
399
399
447
399
165
447
67
598
447
447
257
399
222
447
256
447
594
447
447
274
447
115
399
447
447
399
447
447
593
447
132
447
447
219
399
399
302
399
Textiles, the country's oldest industry and of vital
need to national defense and welfare, is no "Johnny
Come Lately" to the scene. Its changing and dynamic
approach to today's demands often goes unnoticed
though the story of textiles is stimulating and exciting.
Woodside Mills, a part of this fourth largest indus-
try, in the country, reflects a tone of progress for the
future
To young people seeking opportunity, we enthusi-
astically suggest your future be discussed with us.
WOODSIDE MILLS
A Division of Dan River Mills, Inc.
EXECUTIVE OFFICES
260 SOUTH PLEASANTBURG DRIVE
GREENVILLE. S. C.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
Caggiano, Vincent G. 447
Cain, Keith Randy 310
447
Cain, Sammy Ramsey 114
399
Caldwell, Charles W. 114
447
Caldwell, Ronald E. 194
447, 592
Calhoon, Terry Alan 447
Calhoun, Ellen Hall 64
145, 234, 447, 597
Calhoun, Wm. Buchanan 447
Calkins, William L. 304
399
Callahan, Elijah L. 324
447
Callahan, Georgia Ann 447
Callahan, Paula Marie 447
Callaway, John L. 447
Callicutt, Vernon K. 447
Callison, Susan E.
447
Calloway, Raeford L. 350
447
Camas, Wayne H. 447
Cameron, Bonnie Belle 207
447,594
Cameron, Lewis Carrol 447
Campbell, Alvin I Ir. 447
Campbell, Alan McK. 280
312,399
Campbell, Donald Lee 447
Campbell, Edwin M., Jr. 448
Campbell, George R. 399
Campbell, George T. 448
Campbell, Harold B. 185
194, 448, 592, 599
Campbell, Jimmy R. 448
Campbell, James P. 399
Campbell, Patricia J. 177
448
Campbell, Robert W. 316
Candler, Roxanna 448
Canavaggio, Guy P. 399
Cann, Charles Donald 448
Cann, William Ronald 399
Cannon, Frank Witt 448
Cannon, Glenn Scott 448
Cannon, Michael C. 448
Capps, Michael L. 301
399
Carder, John 214
595
Carey, James C, Jr. 199
399, 593
Carlton, Robert C, Jr. 448
Carlton, Thomas M. 448
Carmichael, Marvin G. 399
Carpenter, Michael F. 261
274, 448
Carraway, Wm. Haskell 448
Carrier, John K. 272
448
Carroll, Joseph A. 199
310, 399, 593
Carrol, James T. 448
Carron, Stephen P. 448
Carson, Charles Ted 448
Carson, John Nevins 448
Carson, Wm. Jay 448
Carson, Wm. Stephen 400
Carsten, Wm. Malcolm 115
400
Cartee, Larry Dean 400
Carter, Bruce Edward 194
448, 592
Carter, Charles R. 448
Carter, James Sumter 286
400
Carter, Michael W. 448
Carter, Marion E., Ill 448
Carter, Oscar Lee 114
230, 267, 400
Carter, Thomas B., Jr. 400
Carter, Ted E. 448
Carver, Dana Andrew 448
Cary, Bradley, Dean 448
Cary, Thornley C, III 448
Case, Rebecca Bowe 448
Cash, Brenda Kaye 448
Cash, Dennis Ray 400
Cash, Robert Grady 448
Cashion, Robert C. 448
Cason, Norman McSwain 199
448
Cassaday, Verne 448
Cassady, Francis N. 114
448
Castle, David E. 448
Castre, Thomas M. 400
Catanzaro, David P. 400
Cathey, Wm. Lockman 448
Cato, Lewis F. 177
238, 448
Catoe, Lynn Marie 448
Catto, Michael Louis 276
448
Cauble, Charles E. 114
324, 400
Caudill, James Blake 448
Caughman, George W., Jr. 257
400
Caulder, Michael S. 400
Causey, Carol L. 448
Causey, Shirley Janet 448
Cauthen, John McC. 350
400
Cauthen, Robert H., Jr. 448
Cauthen, Ronnie Wayne 400
Cely, Margaret June 258
263,313,400
Chamberlain, George 448
Chamberlain, Walter D. 448
Chambers, James E. 448
Chamblee, Cary Daniel 294
448
Chan, Man Chung 448
Chandler, Alvin S. 448
Chandler, Dennis D. 67
114,400
Chandler, Frank Wm. 115
448
Chandler, Harold, III 448
Chandler, James Larry 400
Chandler, Keith D. 346
^J 400
Chandler, Patricia 448
Chandler, Ralph Dale 448
Chando, Stephen 448
Chapin, Margaret S. 400
Chapman, John Carroll 296
400
Chapman, Jerry Odell 331
448
Chapman, Kathy Ruth 448
Chapman, Kenneth W. 400
Chapman, Rodney A. 449
Chapman, Rufus B., Jr. 448
Chappell, Jesse Alan 449
Chappuis, John L. 449
Charles, Sandra E. 165
177,449
Charping, Phillip H. 314
449
Chastain, Dole A. 449
Chastain, Paula R. 449
Chasteen, Jane Day 449
Cheatham, Sam 114
Cheek, Joseph E. 449
Chen, Marco Antonio 156
449
Chesnut, James C. 324
449
Chestnut, Timothy L. 449
Childers, James S. 177
312, 449
Childers, Stanley H. 449
Childress, Wm. Harold 449
Childson, Walter, Jr. 312
400
Chinault, Susan E. 449
Chitwood, John Kevin 449
Chovan, James Peter 177
257,261, 314,400
Chovan, Mimi A. 449
Chu Kin Cheung 449
Church, Michael Verne 346
Cipperly, Christopher 449
Cias, Wm. Francis 449
Clark, Charles D. 449
Clark, Charles M. 449
Clark, George Leon 449
Clark, Harry V. 449
Clark, Helen Y. 449
Clark, James Neville 214
449
Clark, Kathryn S. 330
449
Clark, Libby Deane 449
Clark, Patrick V. 449
Clarke, Leland T„ Jr. 280
401
Clarke, Thomas R ., 1 1 1 449
Clarkson, Garden S. 115
Clarkson, James R. 449
Clary, Gary Elmore 131
199, 267, 386, 401
Clayton, Doris Payne 449
Clayton, Mary M. 401
Clayton, Robert M., Jr. 401
Cleveland, James H. 401
Cleveland, Thomas W. 292
449
Clevenger, Terry Gene 308
449
Clifford, Stanley J. 449
Cline, Wm. Everette, Jr. 298
401
Clinkscales, Jeri H. 449
Cloninger, James Mack 250
260, 262, 346, 350, 401
Cloninger. Robert A. 296
449
Clontz, Kenneth O. 449
Close, Alexander D. 449
Close, Robert W. 449
Clowney, Russell M. 314
449
Clyburn, Charles S. 132,
292, 449
Clyne, Terrence John 130
260, 401
Coakley, Beverly A. 289
449
Coakley, John M. 67
114, 199
Coats, Ralph Wayne 449
Cobb, Daniel Earl 449
Cobb, Thomas Carroll 137
325, 592
Cobb, Wm. Vance 449
Coble, Marvin M. 280
449
Coble, Robert L. 296
449
Coburn, Cynthia J. 449
Cochet, Anthony A. 132
255, 292, 331, 346, 388, 401
Cockcroft, Johnnie E. 194
401, 592
Cockfield, Audrey A. 449
Cockf ield, Gary W. 449
Coffey, Edgar S., Jr. 449
Coffey, William T. 298
401,598
Coffin, Christopher 449
Cogan, Henry L. 238
401,598
Coggin, Mary Lil 449
Coggins, Donald McK. 185
214,449, 595,599
Coke, James Dan 449
Coker, Alan Dorman 449
Coker, John Wayne 401
Coker, Larry James 449
Coker, Ronald Wayne 319
401
Coker, Sam Reaves 64
199,449, 592
Coker, Talbert K. 256
450
Cole, Bruce Cecil 450
Cole, Cordelia E. 450
Cole, Charles Jayroe 280
401
Coke, Keith Lamar 450
Cole, Stanley Parks 257
450
Cole, Wm. Walter 450
Coleman, Andrew Hoty 450
Coleman, Blanche E. 450
Coleman, Foster Desp. 256
277, 450
Coleman, James A. 450
Coleman, James A. 450
Coleman, James Carl 450
Coleman, James Keith 450
Coleman, James L., Jr. 391
401
Coleman, James R., Jr. 450
Coleman, Kim Bowne 450
Coleman, Ludie M., Ill 401
Coleman, Richard A. 450
Coleman, Robert W. 450
Coleman, Sheryl A. 450
Coleman, Stan David 450
Coleman, William A., 1 1 1 450
Coleman, Wm. Howard 450
Coleman, Wm. Ronald 450
Coley, James Lane 401
Collins, Donald E. 401
Collins, Edward J., Jr. 67
1 1 4, 401
Collins, James R. 114
450
Collins, Kathryn Joy 450
Collins, Randall Dean 154
296, 401
Collins, Ronald T. 450
Collins, Tom D. L. 450
Collins, Thomas H. 401
Collins, Roger T. 115
Collum, Charles Alan 450
Compton, Ben Giles 401
594
Compton, Gary 114
Compton, Robert 214
595
Condon, Thomas J. 450
Cone, Carole Rebecca 402
Conley, Lyn R. 450
Connor, Harriet Anne 450
Conover, Catherine J 450
Conrad, Douglas M. 227
292, 402
Cook, Daniel B. 450
Cook, George Randel 450
Cook, Janet Lynn 450
Cook, James Warren, Jr.
Cook, John Wirt, Jr. 295
402
Cook, Larry Thomas <■
Cooler, Ernest W., Ill *■
Cooler, James P., Jr. C
i
Cooley, John Gary t
Cooley, JoeH. <
Cooner, Allison Wm. '
Cooper, Broughton E. <
Cooper, Charles Ray ;
310,'
Cooper, John B. '
Cooper, Jerry Lynn '
Cooper, Noah Bryant '
Cooper, Ronald E. j
Cooper, Willard Wayne :
t
Cooper, Wm. Womble, Jr. <
Cope, Jacob M. '.
t
Copelan, Roy Wm. :
Copeland, Barbara C. '
Copeland, Catherine J.
Copeland Ed
Copeland, Joel Mc. <
Copeland, Wm. Leisel
Corbett, Claude Wm. >
Corbett, Howard M.
Cordell, Jacquelyn N.
Corder, Alexia J. ^^^J
Corley, Carl David
Corley, Sandra
Corman, Murray Joel
Corn, Judy Marie
Cornish, Charles M.
Cornwell, John B., Ill
Cornwell, John C.
Cornwell, Michael H.
Cornwell, Marion S.
Cornwell, Robert J.
Cornwell, Timothy L.
Corpening, Bennett H.
260, 262, 280,
Corpening, Joseph B.
260, 264, 280,
Cosgrove, Michael T.
Cositore, Vincent J.
Cothran, George Alan
Cothran, Levis E.
Cothran, Levis E.
Cothran, Susan
451,
Couick, Vivian H.
Coulter, Henry B.
Coursey, Deborah H.
Courtney, Larry B.
Courtney, Patrick S.
Covington, Colin W.
Covington, MelanieS.
Cowan, Patricia
Cowart, Alan E.
Cox, Alton L.
Cox, Clarence Grant
Cox, Catherine Lee
Cox, Geddes Marvin
Cox, Henry Clay, Jr.
295,
Cox, James Arthur
Cox, James Carroll
Cox, John David
Cox, Jerry L.
If it's anything
to do with management
opportunities in
textiles, we have them
at Burlington, and we
have more of them than
anyone in the world.
As the world's largest, most diversified and fastest-
growing manufacturer of textiles, we have an unusually
large, diversified and fast-growing number of career
opportunities.
More than 130 plants in 15 states provide careers
in virtually every phase of textile management.
Don't overlook the opportunity to begin to build your
career where...
"If it's anything to do with fabric we do it at Burlington
and we do more of it than anyone in the world'.'
An equal opportunity employer.
Burlington Industries, Inc.,
301 N. Eugene St., Greensboro, North Carolina 27420
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Cox, John Samuel
Cox, Joseph Smith
Cox, James Wayne
Cox, Jerry Wayne
Cox, Linwood P.
Cox, Patsy A.
Cox, Robert Allen
Cox, Ralph K. II
Cox, Vincent M., Jr.
Cox, Willard Branit
Cox, Wm. Tucker
Coyle, Jane
Coyle, John Redmond
Crabtree, Christopher
Crabtree, Constance J.
Craig, Diane D.
Craig, Mary Elizabeth
451
451
451
451
451
451
142
230,451
115
451
451
177
451
451
402
114
451
451
451
189
222,314,451
Craig, Robert M., Jr.
Craig, Verd Anna
Craigo, Keenan Gary
Crain, William T.
Crandell, Wm. Dean
Cranford, Roger Dell
Craven, Lane
185, 190,266,592, 599
Crawford, Berry W. 289
Crawford, Charles H. 132
207, 292. 402, 594
114
402
451
451
402
451
451
149
Crawford, Claudius H.
Crawford, James M.
Crawford, Stephen S.
Creamer, Randolph B.
Creel, John Walden
266
451
451
115
451
451
145
190,312,451,592
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Crenshaw, Thomas M.
Cribb, Don Michael
Crider, Joseph O
Crocker, Wm. Henry
Croft, Philemon K.
Crolley, Marion L.
Cromer, Barbara Lynn
Cromer, Durward C, Jr
Cromer, Michael J.
Crook, Joseph E.
Crooks, Ronald S.
Crosby, A I
Crosby, Samuel E.
Crosby, Wayne Scott
Crosgrove, George L.
Crouch. Will Newton
Crow, Wade C.
451
284
451
352
451
402
451
451
177
451
451
286
451
451
451
211
451
451
451
452
214
402, 595
Crowder, Donald R.
Crowe, Michael Glenn
Crump, Alan Gordon
Crumpton, Charles D.
Cueman, Glenn F.
Culbertson, Billy T.
Culbertson, Cheryl F.
Culbertson, Charles M
Culbertson, James D.
Culbertson, James E.
Culler, Alan Douglas
452
284
402
452
132
452
292
452
452
452
280
452
328
452
452
219
452, 595
Culler, Franics B.
452,
Culler, Joe Hodges
402,
Culler, William W.
Culp, Woodrow Wm.
Cumbie, Alton B.
Cummings, Pamela G.
Cunningham, John Alan
311,403,
Cunningham, Richard C.
Cunningham, Raymond R
301,
Cunningham, Stephen M.
452,
Cunningham, Wm. R.
Currence, Arthur J.
Curry, E. Drake
452,
Curry, John M.
Curtis, Brenda
Curtis, John Duffield
Curtis, Philip C.
Cusumano, Thomas John,
Cuzzell, Charles L.
219
595
219
595
280
452
452
452
192
592
452
199
452
203
593
403
593
403
214
595
452
222
313
403
452
452
156
452
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Dabney, Dennis Leroy 452
Dailey, David W. 452
Daley, Timothy C. 403
Daley, William Z. 296
452
Dailey, Henry A. 452
Dalton, Claude Robert 452
Dandridge, Hubert J. 452
Dangerfield, Henry S. 452
Daniel, Ralph Wray 114
452
Daniel, Wm. Shipp, Jr. 452
Dannals, Nancy Ruth 142
189, 234, 389, 403, 597
Dansby, David F. 452
Dantzler, Lynn Zaco 151
227, 250, 452
Darby, Francis Tanner 452
Darden, Graham W. 203
452, 593
Dasher, Linda Lee 138
207. 452, 594
Daugherty, George M. 452
Davenport, Berry G., Jr. 452
Davenport, Charles E. 452
Davenport, Darlene C. 452
Davenport, Harold Lee 260
264, 304, 403
David, Catherine A. 452
Davidson, Thomas M. 452
Davis, Aaron H. 452
Davis, Buddy F. 452
Davis, Collings S, Jr. 115
452
Davis, David Earl 292
452
Davis, Guy William 452
Davis, Harold Richard 403
Davis, Herbert S. 242
295. 452, 598
Davis, Jack Daniel 302
403
Davis, Joseph E., Jr. 21 1
452, 594
Davis, Jane 452
Davis, Jas. McCardell 255
280, 327, 403
Davis, Keith Ansel 403
Davis, Linda Diane 452
Davis, Lawrence E. 452
Davis, Maynard J., Jr. 403
Davis, Michael H. 452
Davis, Nellie La Dene 452
Davis, Paul C. 290
452
Davis, Pembroke W. 452
Davis, Robert A. 452
Davis, Richard C, Jr. 403
Davis, Richard C. 194
453, 592
Davis, Robert G. 452
Davis, Rodney L 312
452
Davis, Steven Emerson 403
Davis, Sherry N. 453
Davis. Sara P. 453
Davis, Thomas H. 268
324, 453, 592
Davis. Thomas Wm., Jr. 453
Davis, Willie E. 453
Davis, Wm. Marlin 453
Davison, Charles B. 272
453
Dawkins, Benjamin L. 286
453
Dawkins, Patrick W. 453
Day, Robert Steven 453
Deal, Donald Allen 453
Dean, Donald Leon 453
Deanhardt, Marshall L. 275
313,403
Dearhart, Earl R. 453
Deas, James Daniel 453
592
Dease, Grant Alison 453
Dechman, Gordon H. 313
403
Deer, Wm. Wayne 292
403
Defoor, Rebecca H. 453
Defrancisco, Robert A. 403
Degen, Philip Gregory 453
Degen, Teresa Anne 453
Dehart, David V., Jr. 453
Dehoff, Judith M. 222
Deines, Dorothy Ann 138
177,453
Delauder, Roy Allen 323
453
Deloach, Francis 8. 453
Deloach, Mary E. 308
453
Deloach, Perry B. 238
292, 453
Deloache, James E. 177
328, 453
Deluca, Frank Richard 453
Demarest, Alan 1 14
Demori, Adriano 115
403
Demosthenes, John M. 177
Dempsey, Jones R, Jr. 211
453
Dempsey, Tony Ray 311
453
Denlson, Don E. 453
Dennis, Theodore S. 453
Denny, Robert Alan 453
Denton, Charles R. 453
Denton, John Gregory 132
199,453,592
Denton, Richard Scott 453
Depew, Wm. Francis 114
403
Derrick, Curtis M. 403
Derrick, Danny O. 286
Detwiler, Kenneth W. 115
286, 453
Deveaux, Albert L. 453
Dewitt, Charles H. 191
453
Dewitt, Mary E. 453
Dewitt, Michael G. 453
DeYoung, William Eric 403
Dickard, Allen Robert 328
453
Dickenson, James A. 453
Dickenson, Lawrence W. 453
Dickerson, Julian T. 453
Dickson, Avery Smith 453
Dickson, Charles L. 404
Dieglio, Barbara M. 222
IW'' 453
Diiorio, Nicholas J. 453
Dillard, Janice Ruth 453
Dillashaw, Charles W. 453
Dimmock, Charles C. 453
Dinkins, Gene Lynn 453
Dixon, Eddie 1 14
Dion, Mary Lawrence 453
Dixon, JulianS. Ill 453
Djuren, Ronald Wm. 453
Doak, Sydney Ruth 207
453, 594
Dobbins, Judson D. 272
404
Dobbins, Mary Jane 404
Dobbins, Thomas E. 273
277, 404
Dobson, Heath P. 277
404
Dodd, Michael H. 453
Dodds, Cathy L. 135
234, 404
Dodgens, Mary E. 453
Dodgens, Susan Gail 453
Dominick, Grady E. 453
Donald, Wm. James 453
Donaldson, Emily D. 142
222, 453
Donaldson, Edward R. 454
Donaldson, Wm. Francis 454
Donohue, Dennis David 404
Dorey, Richard John 316
404
Dorn, David C. 330
454
Dorn, James Walton 114
454
Dorrell, Jack R. 454
Doss, Thomas Glenn 454
Dotson, Dianne Cecile 454
Dotson, Robert Carl 290
Doltson, Robert Carl 296
Douglas, Jim 64
149, 203, 593
Douglass, Graham T., Jr. 162
454
Dover, David R. 404
Dover, Jerry David 454
Dowd, Milard Wilson 454
Dowda, Debra 454
Dowling, Thomas P. 404
Doyle, Brian Edward 404
Doyle, Timothy J. 454
Dozier, Wm. Keith 454
Drake, Robert D. 454
Dreher, Thomas D. 250
260, 268, 404
Drennan, Robert F., Jr. 203
260, 404
Drennan, Wm. Thomas 272
454
Driggers, Arthur H. 454
Drinkard, Myra June 454
Droege, Albert D. 151
185, 230, 454, 599
Drucker, Neal S. 454
Drummond, John H. ^
DuBose, Wm. Charles ;
454,5
DuBose, David E. '
DuBose, Don
DuBose, Philip B. :
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Ducey, Frederick E. ;
Ducker, George ;
JDuckett, John Charles '
Ducworth, George M.
114, 314,324,-
Ducworth, Lyman A. '.
Duffy, Patrick S. <
Duke, Debora '
Dukes, Danny «
Dukes, James D.
219, 454, 595, !
Dukes, Richard C.
Dukes, Wayne H.
Dulin, Wilbur N., Jr.
Dulla, Robert Garner
454,
Dumont, Lewis C.
Dumont, Lloyd R.
Dumont, Robert A.
Dunbar, John P.
Dunaway, Buz
Duncan, Charles B, Jr.
Duncan, Larry Wayne
Duncan, Marion Jack
Duncan, Ronnie J.
Dunlap, Michael L.
Dunn, Cathy Virginia
Dunn, David Michael
Dunn, Lawrence Amery
Dunn, Wm. Acker
DuPre, Charles Henry
261,280,454,
Durant, Perry Walker
Durant, Robert Ray
Durant, Robert R.
Durant, Wm. Eugene, Jr
454,
Durban, Frampton W., Jr.
Durham, Floyd Donald
Durham, Jack C, Jr.
Durham, Lawrence B.
Durham, Patricia A.
Dutrow, Joseph L.
Dutton, Tommy Lonnie
Duvall, Ernest M.
404,
Dworschak, Manfred
454.
Dyar, Douglas Clark
Dyar, Horace C.
Dyer, Lewis Carleton
Dykes, G. David
Dykstra, Kenneth Dale
313,316,
Dyson, Henry IV
STATE- RECORD
SELLS THE MIDLANDS
Combined Daily - 133,998
Morning -102,228
Evening - 31,770
Sunday -116,770
ABC - September 30, 1969
FIRST in National Advertising
FIRST in Color Advertising
VRi
Largest Circulation
in South Carolina
ROP-HiFi-SpectaColor
Nationally represented by
The Branham-Maloney Co., Inc.
<T(k $ State
Wxt Columbia lecord
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PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
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Eaddy, Ned M„ Jr.
Eaddy, Robert B.
Eg
Eargle, Jesse Claude
Earle, Barry Anthony
Earwood, Byran D.
Eastman, Robert T.
Eaton, Thomas N.
Eby, Glenn Maurice
Eck, Ronald Warren
Eddell, George, Jr.
Edens, Henry Curtis
Edens, Wm. Thomas
Edgar, Donnie James
Edge, Sandy
Edgerly, James H.
Edmonds, John King
Edmonds, Kent Allison
Edmunds, Mildred L.
Edney, Robert M.
Edwards, Allen G
455
455
203
593
455
405
405
455
455
298
455
455
455
302
455
455
455
455
296
455
208
405
405
455
265
405
145
203, 455, 593
i
Edwards, Barry R.
Edwards, Dolores G.
Edwards, Diana
Edwards, Gregory P.
Edwards, James Hill
Edwards, James Kelly
Edwards, John Royce
Edwards, Larry B.
Edwards, Laura Gaye
Edwards, Marvin Snead
Edwards, Michael C.
Edwards, Steve Radley
Edwards, Thomas B.
Edwards, Wm. Bland
Edwards, Wilma Jean
Edwards, Wm. Norris
"%
Egger, Everly
Eggert, Cheryl E.
Ehnat, George Donald
Eichelberger, Murrell
Eison, David Ross
Elder, Lloyd Linwood
Eldridge, Roy C, Jr.
255
314
455
222
455
274
455
455
455
455
455
455
455
274
405
261
455
238
,455
455
238
455
455
455
455
455
455
455
142
227, 255, 266, 405
Elkin, Linda K.
Elledge, Jana C.
Ellefson, Craig D.
Ellenburg, Dale F.
Ellenburg, James R.
Elliott, Debbie E.
Elliott, Roger Neale
Ellis, Barbara Gayle
Ellis, Carole
Ellis, James J , Jr.
Ellis, Philip Anthony
Ellis, Robert E, Jr.
Ellis, Thomas G.
Ellis, William N. N.
Ellison, Daniel R.
Ellison, F. Stephen
455
455
455
455
455
455
211
260, 455
455
405
455
455
405
156
455
142
455
308
455
64
Elrod, Claudene D.
Elrod, James F.
Elvington, Boyd B.
114,
Elwell, Ronald Albert
Emanuel, Emil H.
Embry, Mary Roxanna
Eng, Warren James
Engle, Wm. D.
English, Linda Ann
Enis, Sam J., Jr.
Ennessy, Patricia A.
Eppes, Richard Earl
Epps, Steven, Jr.- - i<*n
Epstein, Milton M., Jr.
Epting, Claude D.
Epting, Carl R.
Epting, Johnnie T., Jr.
Epton, Steven Thomas
Erskine, Danny L.
Eskew, Elliott Benton
Eskew, Jerry Dale
Estes, Boyce Tyndall
Estridge, Edwin W., Jr.
Etheridge, George B., Jr.
Etheredge, William M.
266, 346, 347
Ethredge, Don L.
324
Eubanks, Joseph T.
Evans, Carlisle E.
Evans, Evin Joan
308
Evans, James E., Jr.
Evans, Michael Eugene
Evans, Michael Eugene
Evans, Richard B.
Evans, Russell Eugene
Evans, Rich Rollins
Evans, Wm. Douglas
271
Evatt, Jenny Louise
Evatt, James W.
Everette, Johnny S.
Ewan, Kenneth Marvin
214,405
Exley, Slade Forrest
Eyler, Richard W.
275
455
405
67
405
455
455
455
455
455
405
238
455
455
455
260
456
455
456
456
456
292
456
456
405
230
405
405
456
456
255
405
114
456
456
456
289
456
456
405
405
456
3
23
284
456
456
132
405
456
456
456
142
595
284
456
114
456
-F-
Faer, Michael James 67
292,313,389,405
Fagg, David Michael 280
456
Fail, Alvis Winton 456
Fairey. Nancy Kenyon 177
222, 456
Fairey, Robert James 456
Falls, Duane L.
Fant, Patricia L.
Fant, Mill
Farmer, Howard G., Jr.
Farnham, David Roy
Farris, Owen B.
Fau, Arthur Allan
137
257, 406
456
214
595
456
114
456
456
456
Faulkenberry, James L.
Faulkenberry, Malcolm
Faulkner, James R.
406,
Feaster, Taylor Dean
280,
Feath, Ralph Thomas
Feinberg, Marc Morris
456,
Felder, Thomas M., Jr.
Felkel, Raysor H.
Fellers, Gary Pierce
Felton, Glenn Patrick
Fender, James Edgar
Fennell, Ralph C, Jr.
Fenwick, Frank Ronald
Ferguson, James R.
Ferguson, Thomas Dale
Ferguson, Wm. Franklin
Fewell, Alexander F.
Fewell, Joseph E., Jr.
Fewell, Thomas Edward
Ficken, Lewis Mobley
Fickling, James H.
Field, Barbara Ann
Fielder, Thomas H., Jr.
Fields, James Pay ton
Fillyaw, Richard B.
298, 331
Fincher, Grover M., Jr.
Fincher, Mary Lynn
Finlayson, Michael L.
Finley, Sandrea P.
456
Finley, Wm. Gary
Finley, Wm. Jerome
Finney, Wm. Bert II
Fishburne, David K.
Fisher, Dale S.
Fisher, Fred Ronald
Fisher, Wm. Joseph, Jr.
Fitchett, Robert W.
Flatley, John Wm.
Fleek, Arnold R.
Fleetwood, Gary
Fleishel, Victors.
Fleming, John R.
Fleming, Meredith Ann
Fleming, Tommy Joe
Fleming, Wm. Herbert
Fleming, Wm. Ray, Jr.
Fletcher, Donald H.
Fletcher, James L.
Fletcher, Sheila W.
Flint, Kenneth R.
Flitter, Carole R.
Florian, Anne Melissa
Flowers, Lee M., Jr.
Floyd, Cheryl Lynn
Floyd, John Wilson
274, 457
Floyd, Lloyd B., Jr.
252,256,311,457
Floyd, Larry Dwight
Floyd, Lillian E.
Floyd, Marion Ralph
Floyd, Robert C.
406
340
456
203
593
114
456
456
142
598
456
456
456
154
406
456
406
456
456
296
456
456
406
456
330
456
456
456
456
275
456
406
238
456
456
456
456
234
597
328
456
456
456
456
456
457
457
406
457
256
457
203
593
457
457
457
457
457
457
280
457
457
457
457
457
177
457
457
457
211
594
250
595
273
406
138
457
219
457
457
Floyd, Stephen E.
Forbes, James Louis
Forbes, Robert Eugene
Ford, Benjamin F., Jr.
Ford, Becky Lee
Ford, Gayle Y.
Ford, John Wm.
Ford, T. Bartow
Ford, Thomas Keith
Ford, Terry Watson
Ford, Zarvis Thomas
Fordham, Wm. Fegan
Fore, Donald Bruce
Forrest, Henry C.
Forrest, John Michael
Forrester, Tomilyn
Forsberg, Charles A.
457
457
296
457
280
406
457
457
457
457
457
457
457
457
457
457
327
457
194
406, 592
Fortenberry, Sherry Y.
Forth, James Joseph
Forth, Michael D.
Fortson, Shirley C.
Foster, Carolyn Diann
Foster, Daniel D.
Foster, Daniel Max
457
457
457
457
406
260
457
238
457, 598
Foster, Gerald David 457
Foster, James C. 67
457
Foster, James E., Jr. 191
255. 388, 406, 592
Foster, John S. 457
Foster, Jeffrey Wm. 457
Foster, Martha J. 457
Foster, Richard 114
Fouche, Laurens P. 457
Fowler, Angela Lane 132
234, 275, 457, 597
Fowler, Harriett Kay 457
Fowler, Michael W. 194
331,406, 592
Fowler, Robert C. 457
Fowler, Ronnie Wayne 457
Fowler, William E., Jr. 194
406, 592
Fox, John B. 457
Fox, Thereodore C. Ill 238
406
355
457
457
211
457, 594
Fralick, Wm. Davis 457
Frampton, Edmund G., Jr. 219
Frank, John H. Ill 298
406
Franke, Bethany S. 275
313,406
Foxworth, John M.
Foy, Harry Lee, Jr.
Foy, Patterson W., Jr.
Frankovich, Margaret
Frantz, Terence M.
Fraser, Donald H.
Franks, Ernest Glover
Frasher, Jack L., Jr.
Frazer, Samuel McG.
Frederick, Wm. John
183
457
458
458
458
308
458
458
298
458
Free, Wm. Jackson 219
298, 458, 595
Freeland, Michael N. 280
458
Freeman, Bruce Edward 458
Freeman, Dan Lee 227
Freeman, James C. 458
Freeman, Larry Edward 458
Freeman, Lawrence W.
Freize, Clemmie Clay
Frick, Marion Edward
Froemming, Martha E.
Froneberger, Charles
Frye, Benjamin H.
Frye, Inman S.
Fuduric, Thomas G.
Fugiel, Frederick T.
Fuller, Richard R.
Fulmer, Elton T.
Fulmer, John B.
4(
Fulmer, John L., Jr.
Fulmer, Temple G.
Funderburg, Glennis R.
Funderburk, James T.
Furst, Richard A.
11
Futrell, Ira David
458
177
406
45
29
458
274
45
458
458
458
458
406
238
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114
406
230
458
458
458
67
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458
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Gaddy, Colonel J., Jr. 260
313,328,407
Gaeta, Gerard A. 458
Gage, George Wm. Ill 458
Gagel, Robert Terry 283
298, 458
407
458
458
458
407
458
292
458
458
458
458
132
458
310
407
458
458
114
458
458
407
214
458
292
458
257
259, 271,407
292
458
325
407
458
407
67
283, 458
330
458
458
177
458
Gardner, Harry Daunn 199
458, 593
Gardner, Harrell Lee 219
407, 595
Gardner, Richard W. 199
593
Gagnon, Richard Paul
Gailey, Stanley Dean
Gaillard, Charles M.
Gaillard, Wm. Minott
Gaines, William Henry
Gainey, Charles B.
Gainey, Philip C.
Gale, Cheryl Ann
Gallardo, Charles D.
Galloway, Alvin C.
Galloway, Candace A.
Galloway, Raymond L.
Galloway, Willie C, Jr.
Galphin, Samuel P.
Galuska, Peter John
Galway, Richard W.
Gambill, Thomas G.
Gamble, James D.
Gambrell, Dan Henry
Gambrell, John W.
Gantt, Aubrey D., Jr.
Gantt, Robert D.
Gantt, Ronald Gene
Gantt, Steven Amos
Garces, Robert Daniel
Garnder, Ashley C.
Gardner, Carl Ray
Gardner, Deloris
151,203,455,593
GASPAR-WARE
PHOTOGRAPHERS, INC.
876 W. PEACHTREE, N. W.
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OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
OF THE
TAPS
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
Garland, Eric Koester
301
Gilbertson, Bruce H.
238
Gordon, Lucille C.
222
Grimsley, Charles T.
409
Hamilton, Nancy E.
461
325
459
598
263,313,408
592
Grofic, Barry E.
461
Hamilton, Russell J.
461
Garland, Susan C.
458
Gilchrist, George M.
459
Gordon, Meta C. S^r
460
Grooms, Ronald W.
409
Hamm, Sherril Lynn
461
Garland, Wayne R.
407
Gilchrist, Howard T.
459
Gordon, Wm. Eddie
194
Groover, Steven Allen
284
Hammond, Tom Vincent
273
Garner, Foster M.
407
Gilchrist, Wm. Porter
459
319
460
461
592
276, 461
592
Garnett, Stanford T.
261
Gilden, Catherine Ann
459
Goshorn, Robert D.
199
Grubb, Linda Sue
461
Hammond, Wm. Huff
274
262,313,4
37, 595
Giles, Jon Ashford
408
Gosnell, John Andrew
460
Grubbs, Roby Wallace
132
461 4
Garrett, Ann
222
Gill, Alan Stewart
459
Gossett, Nicholas E.
177
461
Hampton, Terry L.
461
Garrett, Gerald Bruce
154
592
460
Gruber, William C.
272
Hanahan, James Ross
135
458
Gill, Douglas Alfred
459
Gossett, Wilton Joel
280
409
238, 461
593
Garrett, James T.
214
Gill, Mike
114
460
Guerry, Cecile Ann
207
Hancock, Elizabeth C.
461
458
Gill, Nicholas H.
459
Grady, Samuel Edwin
460
461
594
Hancock, Keith H.
461
Garrett, Roberts.
458
Gill, Robert M.
238
Graham, Betty Joyce
314
Guile, Dickson B., Jr.
461
Hancock, Pelham
313
Garrett, Thomas Roy
277
459
592
408
Gutshaw, Kenneth J.
330
409
407
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459
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294
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114
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460
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460
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257
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461
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459
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459
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408
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461
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462
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409
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459
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459
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280
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Harrison, Dianne Rose
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Harrison, David W.
Harrison, Henry M.
Harrison, Joan Marie
Harrison, Pamela Ann
Harrison, Powell B.
Harrold, James H., Jr.
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Hart, Henry Grady Jr.
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Hart, Martha Elaine
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Harte, Suzanne E.
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Hartling, Edward Wm.
Hartridge, Claude J.
Hartzler, Mary Lenoir
Harvey, Bruce Randall
114, 199,
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Harvey, Rick Alan
Harvie, Richard J.
Harwell, Richard S.
Harwood, Marcus D.
Haselden, Alford
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Haselden, Julian C.
Hash, Sandra Jean
Hash, Thomas F.
Hass, Jane
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Hasskamp, Wm. Hartman
462,
Hasslinger, Mark E.
Hasty, Stephen Thomas
Hasty, Wm. Patrick
Hatchell, Rodger F.
262, 304,
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Havens, Wm. Towe
Hawkins, Carl Wilson
Hawkins, Edna Faye
Hawkins, Ethel J.
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Hawkins, Margaret L.
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Hayes, George O'Neal
Hayes, Joe Frank, Jr.
Hayes, Joseph Trus
Hayes, Linda Elaine
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Hayes, Pamela Ann
Hayes, Philip Ryan
Hayes, Wayne Lee
Haynie, Jimmie
Hazel, Samuel Michael
Heacock, Ford Walker
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Hefner, Larry D.
Heikkila, E. Wm„ Jr.
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Henderson, Landrum H. 322
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Henderson, Richard C. 41 1
Henderson, Susan B. 463
Henderson, Thomas R. 227
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Hendricks, George B.
Hendricks, Peter A.
Hendricks, Phil Lamar
Hendricks, Stephen E.
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Hendrickson, Larry L. 463
Hendrix, Charles M. 230
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Hendrix, James C. 463
Hendrix, James David 21 1
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Henkel, Richard Ellis
Henning, Lynn H.
Henning, Robert A.
Henriksen, Forrest A.
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Henrikson, Stephen B
Henry, Dale Ronald
Henry, Salley
Henry, Sarah A.
Hensel, John L., Jr.
Henson, Carl Edwin
Herbster, Paul F., Jr.
Heriot, Gail
Herlong, Dan Michael
Herlong, Thomas H.
Herndon, Samuel Leroy
Herns, Julie Alice
Heir, Chichi Ann
Herr, Daniel C.
Herrington, Edwin F.
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Hester, John Robert
Hester, Milton Steven
Hester, Raymond J.
Hester, Richard L.
463
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Heuer, Edward Henry
Heyrieh, John H.
Heverley, Robert Linn
Hicklin, David Mark
Hickman, George H.
Hickman, Victor R., Jr.
Hicks, Donald C.
Hicks, Edward B.
Hicks, Kenneth M.
Hiers, Jesse Chappell
Hiers, Terry Q.
Higgins, Eugene F.
Higgins, Raymond F.
Hilburn, Charles B.
Hildebrand, Wm. Guy
Hiles, Gerald E.
Hill, Donald R.
Hill, Jackie Dianne
Hill, Jack Jedon
Hill, Jason
Hill, John Sylvester
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Hill, Nancy Laverne
Hill, Patsy Sue
Hill, Reginald Wayne
Hill, Thomas C.
Hilliard, Linda J.
Hilton, Anthony Roy
Himmel, Ronald Gene
Hinchman, Thomas
Hindman, Joan Maurene
411
Hines, Andrew H.
Hines, Broni C.
Hines, Kenneth E.
Hines, Richard J.
Hinkle, Barbara R.
Hinson, Buford L.
Hinson, Jerry R.
Hinton, Rodger F.
Hiser, Frederick L., Jr.
Hite, Arnold J.
Hite, Everett E„ III
Hixon, George C, Jr.
Hixson, Stephen L.
Hlubb, Paul F., Jr.
Hobbs, Curtis Leslie
Hockenberry, Mary L.
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Hodge, Marlene
Hodge, Michael A.
Hodges, James E.
Hodges, Joseph P., Jr.
Hoefer, Joel M.
Hoffmann, Stephen W.
Hofford, Andrea
Hogan, Curtis S., Jr.
Hogg, Ronald J.
Hogue, Samuel Wylie
Holbrook, James Glenn
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Holcombe, Michael G.
Holcombe, Susan G.
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Holden, Sandra Alicia
Holder, Carol Ann
Holder, Michael Glynn
Holeman, Jack Louis
Holl, Wm. Howard, III
260,
Holladay, Charles H.
Holland, Edward J., Jr.
114, 199,
Holland, Wm. Parker
Holle, Wm. Frederick
Holleman, Laurie Anne
322,
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Holley, Wm. Dexter
Hollings, Robert M., Jr.
Hollingsworth, John R.
Holman, Frank K., Ill
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Holmes, Charles M.
Holmes, David M.
Holmes, Judy Anne
Holmes, Lewis F., Ill
Holroyd, Charles R.
Holstein, Thomas D.
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Holt, Brenda E.
Holt, David Wm.
Holton, Mary S.
Holzshu, Paul
Homan, Billy Bert
Hondros, Steve Gus
Hood, Patricia L.
Hood, Rush W., Jr.
Hood, Wm. Michael
Hooks, Robert B., Jr.
Hooper, Mary K.
Hoover, Robert E.
Hopkins, James V., Ill 9
Hopkins, Linda Irene
Hopkins, Richard W.
Hopkins, Stanley P
Hopper, Henry Lee
Hopper, Susan R.
Home, Daniel Cletus
Horres, Donald James
465,
Horres, John Jacob
308, 465,
Horton, Daniel III
Horton, Dan Lyon
Horton, John M.
Horton, Walters.
Hotaling, Reid
Houck, Bates Riley
Hough, Gerald Brian
199,
House, Wm. Boyleston
Houseman, Robert W.
Houston, Timothy D.
Howard, Harry H., Ill
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Howard, Nancy M.
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Howard, Timothy Keith
Howard, Wm. Harry
Howell, Frank Darrell
Howell, Paul R.
Howes, Howard R.
Howie, Calvin Tycho
Howie, Harry G.
Hubbard, Austin S.
Hubbard, Julius C, III
Hubbard, Sally M.
Hubbard, Wm. Ray
Huckabee, Eugene Cole
Hucks, Michael J.
Hudgens, Anna Ruth
289, 302,
Hudgins, Thomas E.
Hudnall, Norma Anne
Hudson, Charles Joab
Hudson, Wm. Manchester
Huff, Charles J.i .
Huff, James O., Jr.
Huff, Raymond T.
Huffines, Calvert W
Huffman, Fred R.
Huffman, Jennifer E.
Huggins, James Wm.
465
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Hughes, Ernest C.
Hughes,
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John Blakely
Lewis C.
Janis D.
Marie G.
Mary K.
Paul
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Sidney H.
Wm. Bruce
William M.
Warden W.
Hughston, Nannie Mae 308
Hull, Kenneth Ray
Hulsey, Thomas C.
Humphreys, Morgan R.
Humphreys, Thomas C.
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Hunnicutt, Edward C.
Hunnicutt, Helen M.
Hunt, Daniel Burlin
Hunt, Donald C.
Hunt, Daniel Edward
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Hunt, John Geoffrey
Hunt, James M., Jr.
Hunt, Robert T., Jr.
466
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Hunt, Wm. Claude
Hunter, David F.
Hunter, Georgia Ellis
Hunter, Winton Walker
Huntley, Charles L.
Huntley, Wm. Bryan III
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Iseman, Harold S., Jr.
Isenhour, Marilyn D.
Ivester, Mary F.
Ivester, Wm. Alan
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Beverly Jo 135
313,413
Charles Lee 355
466
Charles Ray 191
413. 592
Donald F„ Jr. 466
Edwin B. 466
Evelyn C. 234
466, 597
Emma Jean 138
413
413
466
211
413,594
324
466
114
275
413
466
310
466
Glen John
James G .
James Reid
Kit
Larry M.
Leland A.
Randolph J.
Jackson, Robert Nash
Jackson, Ryan T. Ill
Jacob, Judith A.
Jacobs, George D.
Jacobs, Thomas Lee
413,
Jacobs, Wm. Plumer, Jr.
280,
Jacques, John D.
Jagusak, Matthew R.
James, Alexander C.
James, Harold Senn
James, John Charles
James, Joseph D.
James, James Francis
James, Larry Clifford
Jameson, Elizabeth D.
Jameson, George R.
Jameson, Henry R.
Jameson, John David
Jameson, Judy Gayle
Jameson, Lake Hugh, Jr.
238,
Jamieson, George E.
Jamison, Patsy Ann
Jamison, Robert G.
Janas, Teddee Laura
Janer, Daniel Alberto
Jansen, Sharron L.
313,
Jarrard, Elizabeth L.
Jarrell, Wm. Samuel
Jarvis, Michael W.
Jay, John Henry
350,
Jay, Robert Royall
Jeffcoat, Bill Reese
Jeffers, John T.
266,414,
Jeffords, Alton B.
Jeffords, Albert E.
Jeffords, Ernest Gary
219,414,
Jeffries, Francis A.
Jenkins, Arthur C. Ill
Jenkins, Arthur W.
Jenkins, Billy Joe
467,
Jenkins, Guy Arvin
Jenkins, John K., Jr.
Jenkins, John K.
Jenkins, Jeanne R.
Jenkins, Michael W.
Jenkins, Randy Hugh
Jenkins, Walter T. Ill
Jenkins, Wayne B.
Jennings, David C.
Jennings, David G.
Jennings, James D.
Jennings, James J.
Jennings, James Kelly
Jennings, Wayne D.
Jensen, James John
250, 268, 296,
211
594
413
466
261
466
214
595
257
414
265
414
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466
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162
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114
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219
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312
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303
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135
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312
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414
199
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414
292
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238
227
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162
467
414
467
467
131
414
Jester, Glenna J.
Johns, James A. Ill
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Charles J.
Charles R.
Danie A.
Elizabeth C.
Gordon B.
Gregory S.
Henry Gary
Horace S.
John Hale
John L.
James M.
John M.
James W.
414
Johnson, Laval H.
Johnson, Milledge A.
355
211
Johnson, Michael L.
Johnson, Pope D. Ill
Johnson, Richard A.
Johnson, Robert McC.
Johnson, Stephen Dale
Johnson, Walter J., Jr.
Johnston, Ernest B., Jr.
Johnstone, Alan
194, 415, 592
Jolly, Albert B., Jr.
231
Jolly, Robert Henry
272
Jones, Alice Lynne
Jones, Barry Webb, Jr.
Jones, Chafee, III
Jones, Charles D.
Jones, Clyde H., Jr.
Jones, Champ Mc, Jr.
Jones, Dawn Caroline
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
Jones,
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Jones,
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Deborah Cox
Daniel Hare, Jr.
Eddy R.
Gregory Alan
211,467
George Bluford
George S., Jr.
George Tripp
272
Howard Martin
John Boyce
261,467
James Craig
Joseph C.
Judith Drake
James Howard
Janie P.
Joe Kenneth
Jimmy Manly
467
Kenneth H.
Kathleen S.
Lennox K.
Jones, Minnie Clarice
Jones, Marilyn J.
Jones, Michael Keith
Jones, Martenza L.
391
Jones, Michael Lee
Jones, Oscar Anderson
467
161
414
467
199
593
414
467
467
467
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415
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272
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114
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142
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467
Jones, Paula A.
Jones, Ronald Erwin
Jones, Robert Joseph
Jones, Ronald Lee
Jones, Richard M., Jr.
Jones, Robert S.
Jones, Stephen W.
Jones, Teresa Marie
Jones, Tripp
Jones, Wm. Jack
177
467
214
467
467
467
214
415,595
592
467
289
467
114
305
468
468
468
134
Jones, Zonnie III
Jordan, Alan Perry
Jordan, John D.
185, 250,266, 276,390,
415,593
Jordan, Lewis Albert 468
Jordan, Leonard R., Jr. 468
Jordan, Larry Vernon
Jordan, Wm. Lacombe
Jordy, Patrice Alison
Josey, John Wesley
468
468
468
312
468
468
238
468, 598
Jumper, Philip H. 468
Jung, Herbert C, Jr. 468
Justice, Barbara R. 468
Joyce, Thomas W.
Joye, Charles McLois
Kahrs, Wm. Henry
Kane, Robert Barry
Kapp, John Michael
Kapp, Richard Henry
Karesh, Hyman
Karesh, Sara Rachel
385,
Karpik, Wm. Richard
314,
Karst, Wm. Bleckley
Kassab, Dianne A.
Kauric, William B.
Kavanagh, Wesley J.
Kay, David Lee
Kay, Fred Stevon
Kay, Lynda Ann
Kay, William A.
Kay, Wilson J.
Kaylor, Hal Michael
238,416,
Kearse, Sidney Martin
416,
Keating, Kenneth D.
Kebles, Michael J.
Kee, Margaret E.
Kee, Nancy Evelyn
Keefe, Robert G.
Keels, Washington R.
Keeney, Bradford L.
292, 314,
Keese, Crawford M.
Keeter, Wm. Halbert, Jr.
Keiper, Douglass M.
Keith, Candice B.
327
415
468
219
595
265
415
468
132
415
292
468
468
308
468
316
416
468
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142
598
191
592
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177
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340
416
132
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416
346
416
468
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Keith, Rembert M.
Keladis, Nicholas
115,'
Keller, Gary Alfred •
Keller, James Edward ■
Kellett, Barto Paul
468,!
Kellett, James P. ',
Kelley, James W. :
Kelley, Jeffrey Don
114, ■
Kelley, James Manly
416,!
Kelley, Wm. Jerome
Kelley, Willie J., Jr.
Kelly, Butler N.
Kelly, Joseph W., Jr.
Kelly, Patricia A. ^^^.
Kelly, Robert George !
Kelly, Walter Thomas
Kelsey, James Patrick
328, ■
Kemmerlin, Thomas L.
331,
Kendrick, Thomas B.
266,
Kennedy, Harold Mack
Kennedy, Janet Lyn
Kennedy, Joseph Lane
Kennerly, Dantzler A.
Kennerty, Mary C.
Kereanich, Steven R.
Kernen, Timothy J.
Kerr, Mary Diane
137,
Kessler, Milnor P., Jr.
Kessler, Nelson T.
Kester, Ann E.
Key, Bobby Nathan
Keys, Kathryn E.
Keys, Michael P.
Keys, Michael P.
Kimbrell, William D.
468,
Kimmitt, Raymond R.
Kinard, Henry B.
Kinard, Hubert Ira
306,
Kinard, James Ira
King, Alan C.
King, Deborah J.
King, Edward E.
King, Francis W.
King, George R.
King, Jack Herbert
114,294,324,
King, Jo Jewell
King, James H.
King, James M.
King, Johnny T.
King, Julia T.
King, Kenneth Vinton
King, Michael Edwin
King, Oscar Stanley
King, Roachel Dent
King, Roswell Dean, Jr.
King, Richard Loring
468
132
468
468
309
468
468
132
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272
416
468
222
468
416
468
468
468
219
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280
468
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273
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231
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177
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469
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284
416
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469
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Power Oil Company, Inc.
Post Office Box 490
ORANGEBURG. SOUTH CAROLINA
Phone 534-5701
Independent Distributors of
Shell Petroleum Prod nets
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Congratulations to the
Class of 1970
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CONWAY. SOUTH CAROLINA
NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
King, Steven R. .
King, Ted Dwight
298, 309,
King, Thomas McKinley
Kingman, James R.
Kinney, Ronald Wm,
Kinsey, Horace D.
Kirby, Roy C.
Kirby, Janice Lynn
Kirby, William H., Jr.
347, 350,
Kirk, Jerrilu
Kirk, Lewis R.
Kirk, Mary Kathryn
Kirkland, Deborah J.
Kirkland, Margaret N.
Kirkpatrick, Kenneth
Kirkpatrick, William
417,
■Kiser, Stanley V.
Kitchens, Ronald D.
Kittel, Kathryn
Kivett, Roger Gentry
324,
Klaas, Christina
Klahre, Thomas H.
259,271,
Klapman, Brian Lee
330,
Kleinschmidt K. Kay
Klemette, Ted M.
309, 469,
Klinck, John M., II
Klinck, Susan E.
Klugh, Thomas S., Jr.
417,
Knight, Franklin Neal
Knight, James Alton
Knight, Lewis Arnold
Knight, Marsha J.
Knight, Susan Lynn
Knoerr, Robert Arnold
Knowland, John Lee
Knowles, Robert R.
Knox, Frank Riviere
Knox, Larry Ronald
Knox, Pamela B.
295,
Knoy, Kathryn W.
256,417,
Knudsen, John B.
Koch, Robert Edward
Koczan, David Alan
Koon, Albert Ray
Koppel, Patrick Lee
352,
Koretz, Barry R.
185,417,
Kormanicki, Dave
Kornahrens, Carlotta
Korvick, Joseph S.
296,
Koss, David Michael
Kossler, Judith Ann
137, 145,234,314,469,
Kossler, Mary E.
Kovalenko, Steve
Koziol, Edward P
Kraft, Judson Alan
Kreidler, Charles J.
Kreigsman, George R.
Krier, James T.
Kronberg, James Wm.
469
214
469
469
469
469
416
469
469
346
417
469
115
469
469
469
417
219
595
469
114
469
114
469
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254
417
214
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242
598
115
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417
594
238
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272
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305
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469
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177
469
234
597
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280
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142
598
67
114
469
115
469
469
131
597
132
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469
469
469
469
592
469
469
314
469
Krueger, Paul Quinn
Kuester, Steven Glen
114,312,
Kukelkorn, Janet E.
Kuisma, Linda Ruth
Kunz, Ralph Barber
Kutzleb, Richard S.
Kwist, John
469
67
417
469
417
280
417
417
298
417
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Lacika, Michael J.
Lachicotte, Elton M.
Ladd, Linda J.
Ladd, Thomas A.
Laden, Gary James
Laforge, Robert L.
Lafoy, James Luther
Lake, Darrell R.
Lake, Keith Daniel
Lake, Kenneth Wm.
Lake, Mike
Lake, Robert J.
Lamar, Edward Michael
Lamar, Ralph Dixon
Lamb, Broadus P., Jr.
Landers, David M.
Landon, Thomas E.
Landreth, George E.
Landrum, George N.
Landrum, Richard V.
Laney, John Wilson
Laney, Larry W.
Lanford, Julianne
Lanford, Kenneth W.
Langford, Marian E.
Langley, David R.
Langley, Edward B.
Langley, Jeffrey Todd
Langley, Larry C.
Langley, Rodney Myron
306,41?
Langston, Gregory G.
Lank, David James
Lareau, Albert F.
Largey, Jennifer Lay
Lark, Charlie M.
Laroche, Julius M.
Lashley, Wm. A., Jr.
Latham, Frederick L.
Latham, Wilson A.
Lathan, James Wm.
Latimer, Charles E.
Latin, Gregory T.
Latin, James P.
Lattimer, Keith D.
Lattimore, Tommy J.
47C
Lattimore, Virginia A.
Laubach, Wm. John
Laur, Gregory David
Laurey, Frances Lynn
470
470
417
470
417
417
470
470
114
470
231
417
211
594
417
470
417
294
470
417
272
470
470
470
281
470
281
470
470
470
470
4 70
470
470
314
470
417
231
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470
305
470
418
470
328
470
418
191
418
418
470
470
317
470
114
470
470
115
470
194
592
470
470
470
314
470
Laurie, Stephen E.
Lavender, Bruce Wayne
Lavender, Wm. Thomas
Lavenia, Thomas R
35
Law, Donald McD, Jr.
Lawhon, Glenn J.
Lawlor, Leslie M.
Lawrence, Wm. Norris
Lawson, Larry Lester
Lawson, Talmadge
Lawson, Terry M.
Jr.
238
Lawton, Francis A.
Lawton, Winston A.,
Lay, Clarence W.
Laye, Valerie D.
Layne, Robert L.
Layton, Grady A.
Leach, Alvin A.
League, James M., Jr.
Leaird, Wm. Gary
Leaman, Marshall A., Jr.
314
Leary, Guy Bernard
271
Lecroy, Dexter Blair
Ledbetter, Gary J.
Ledford, Charles H.
Ledford, John Daniel
Ledford, John L.
Lee, Charles Stephen
Lee, David Lane
Lee, Franklin Carver
470
Lee, Han C.
Lee, Mark D. Ill
Lee, Michael Gordon
Lee, Peggy Elaine
Lee, Robert Paul
298
Lee, Tony Horace
Leeke, Thomas Terrell
Legnetti, Philip J.
114,242,471
Legrand, Charles M.
Legare, Thomas G.
471
Lehmann, James Arnold
Leigh, Armistead C.
Leitke, Mary E.
Leland, Kenneth W. Ill
Leland, Wm. Baker, Jr.
Lemacks, John Carroll
Lemaster, David B.
Lemaster, Haile H., Jr.
Lenhardt, Robert Cody
Leonard, Frances E.
Leonard, Thomas
Leopard, Patricia Ann
Le Pree, Joan Karen
Leptich, Wm. Mathias
Lesemann, Lawrence Wm.
471,
Lesesne, Suzanne
Lesley, Edwin Odell
470
298
470
355
470
290
470
219
418
292
470
418
470
114
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177
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310
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259
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149
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231
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418
67
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418
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471
471
471
151
471
471
471
227
418
471
114
471
471
296
471
242
598
471
257
418
Lesley, Vicki Lee
Leslie, H. Stephen
3
Lesslie, John Arthur
Lever, Jack Q., Jr.
2
Lever, Linda A.
Levine, Paul F.
Levine, Robert Terry
4
Lewis, Alan Hammack
Lewis, John G.
Lewis, James W.
Lewis, Karen Louise
Lewis, Paul E., Jr.
Lewis, Robert B.
Lewis, Stanley Royce
3
Lewter, Steve Jay
Libby, Allan Winfield
Libby, John S.
3
Liberty, Donald J.
Lide, Edgar Dargan
Lide, Robert Erwin
Ligi, Gary E.
Ligon, Harrell W.
Lillis, Gary Alan
Lilly, Rodney Kent
Limbaugh, Douglas E.
Linder, Young Shuler
Lindler, Arthur B. Ill
Lindler, Robert M.
231,
Lindsay, John C, Jr.
Lindsey, Donald R.
Lindsey, James M., Jr.
Lindstedt, Robert A.
Line, Charles E.
Liner, Robert Allen
Link, George Gregory
Lippi, Torre John
Lipscomb, Jerry Alan
Lisenby, Donna Sue
Liskey, James David
Little, John Monroe
281,471,
Little, Thomas P.
Littlejohn, Jesse B.
Livingston, Ernest F.
Livingston, James V.
Livingston, Mary Gay
Lloyd, Joseph Stanley
Lloyd, Wm. Henry, Jr.
Locke, Ernest Lyle
Lockery, James E., Jr.
Locklair, Frances E.
Locklair, Freddie E.
Lockwood, Dennis H.
Loef, Sanford Harold
Loftis, Phyllis W.
Logan, Joseph Wayne
310, 322,
471
Loll is, Jerry Lee
471
294
-ollis, Susan A.
471
471
.ombardi, John Paul
261
471
471
592
-ombardo, Dominick
471
160
-ominack, Karen E.
471
418
.ong, John F.
419
471
.ong, James Gnann
256
418
277
471
242
.ong, Jerry Glenn
471
598
Long, Larry Bruce
331
331
419
471
.ong, Robert Shelly
194
281
472
, 592
471
-ong, Steven L.
472
471
-Ong, Thomas Wm.
199
234
t
72
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471
.ongshore, James M.
472
471
Looney, David Walter
298
115
472
471
Lord, Charles Nelson
472
115
Lore, Kenneth David
472
471
Love, Keith S.
253
114
419
418
Love, Samuel D., Jr.
271
160
472
471
Lovell, Michael L.
115
115
283
,472
471
Lovette, Donald C.
252
471
273, 311
472
418
Lowder, Ronny Lee
219
471
472
595
311
.owe, Joseph Wayne
256
419
472
471
^owrance, Harold W.,
Jr.
419
419
Lowry, Bruce W.
67
293
114
419
471
_owther, Edward L.
472
471
_ucas, James Lloyd
322
471
472
592
_ucia, Salvatore A.
472
151
_ucto, Andrew Wm. 1 1
472
471
_udian, Maureen H.
331
317
472
471
_uker, Talmadge H.
419
293
-undeen, Daniel Wm.
324
419
_unsford, Frank E.
472
281
_upo. Perry Irvine
185
471
214, 293,313,419,595
599
471
-usk, Beverly Ann
472
419
.uther, Charles M.
238
282
472
419
_utz, Stephen L.
472
298
.ybrand, Curtis W.
472
471
_yerly, Arthur Dwayne
472
471
_yle, David L., Jr.
472
471
_ynch, David Craig
284
281
419
471
.ynch, James M.
472
211
_ynch, John James
156
594
472
419
_ynn, Louis B.
302
419
472
471
.ynn, Thomas Earl
472
191
_yons, Robert A., Jr.
219
419
419
595
471
471
471
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471
257 t
/IcAbee, Marvin E.
419 r
/IcAdams, Larry Clyde
328
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355
472
419 IN
/IcAlhany, Lewis M.
211
471
472
594
305 IN
/IcAlister, Jeannette
262
419
419
419 IN
/IcAllister, Angela C.
177
471
420
252 IN
/IcArdle, Thomas J., Jr
472
419
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are Your Beaches . . .
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Pendleton, South Carolina
FOR SOME OF THE FINEST SEAFOOD
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PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
McCabe, John D.
McCabe, Keith S.
McCabe, Tilghman, Jr.
McCabe, Wm. Morrall
McCallum, Mary T.
McCann, Jackson E., Jr.
McCants, Roberts.
472
293
472
472
472
472
420
211
312,472, 594
McCarty, John F.
McCalin, Philip L.
420
302
472
McCleave, Wm. Robinson 286
472
McClelion, Wm. Morris
McCleskey, Robert G.
McCleskey, Samuel L.
McClintock, Carol L.
McClintock, Harold W.
McCloskey, Kirk M.
McClure, Anthony E.
McClure, Wm. Thomas
McCollough, Wm. Welch
McCombs, Donnie
McCombs, Gary M.
McCombs, Joel Wayne
McConnell, John M.
McConnell, Keith Ian
472
472
420
472
203
593
472
472
472
317
420
115
472
312
420
214
472
214
301,472,595
McCormick, Robert
McCormick, Kathryn A.
McCoy, James Earle
McCoy, Joe William
McCoy, Susan Ann
McCrary, Brenda Carol
McCrary, Wm. Reese
McCraw, Robert D.
McCready, Edward L.
McCreery, Pamela Kay
McCuen, Patricia Anne
281
595
132
472
420
472
472
472
472
352
472
275
472
222
472
473
286
473
473
McCullough, James A.
McCullough, Larry W.
McCurdy, Steven A.
McCurry, W. Mark
McDaniel, George M., Jr.
McDaniel, John Harry 296
346, 420
McDaniel, Wm. Thomas 114
238. 473
McDonald, Kathy Jean 473
McDonell, Nancy V. 314
473
473
284
420
473
473
473
473
593
473
420
473
420
219
595
473
271
473
473
305
473
473
McDowell, Carol R.
McDowell, Glen David
McDowell, George W.
McDowell, James J., Jr.
McDowell, Lawrence R.
McElrath, Larry M.
McGaw, Donald A., Jr.
McGee, Bonnie C.
McGee, Bobby Darrell
McGee, Charles Edward
McGee, James Rochelle
252,311
McGlothlin, Michael F.
McGuigan, Wm. Patrick
McGuire, Peter A
McGurk, Daniel T
Mcllwain, Marc S.
McGinnis, Brian C.
Mcintosh, Paula
Mclntyre, Larry F.
314,331,
McJunkin, Roger Dale
McJunkin, Walter S.
McKenzie, Charles J.
314,
McKenzie, Leslie E., Jr.
McKeown, Samuel Kirk
McKie, Paul Augustus
McKinney, Arthur J.
McKinney, Douglas C.
McKinney, Judson S.
McKinney, Martha M.
McKinney, Robert A., Jr.
McKinney, Thomas L.
Mc Knight, Henry E.
McKoy, Victor G.
McLaurin, Jewell P.
McLaurin, Kenneth F.
McLees, Wm. Thomas
McLellan, Carol Ann
McLellan, Charles
McLellan, David A.
McLendon, Katherine
McLeod, Gordon Keith
473,
McLeod, Harold S.
McLeod, Marion Glenn
McMahan, David K.
McMahan, Emily C.
McMahan, Kendrick B. .,
McMakin, John F.
McMakin, John Garvin
289, 324,
McManus, Wade H., Jr.
McMichael, James M.
McMillan, Carol A.
McMillan, James A., Ill
McMillan, James H.
McMillan, Lawrence C.
473,
McMillan, Mary B.
McMillan, Richard F.
McMullan, Danny L.
McMurray, John Lyon
McNab, Robert F., Ill
305,
McNabb, Kenneth C.
McNair, John Nicholas
McNair, Leslie Denise
McNamara, Ray Maria
McNeely, Olin R.
McNeill, Michael E.
McNeill, Wm. Charles
McPhail, Franklin E.
McPherson, Wm. Leonard
McQueen, Monica N.
McQueen, Thomas Edgar
McRackan, Roberts.
McRoyan, Dennis K.
McSwain, John M.
473
Mabry, Janice Lee
273
Martin, Terry Wayne
474
Merrick, Richard L.
64
261
309
474
Martin, Wm.
474
137,248, 598
599
473
Mabry, William Edward
474
Martin, Willie C.
421
Merrill, James M.
421
473
Macauley, Peggy
222
Martin, William E.
298
Merritt, Mitchell
475
328
Macauley, Margaret L.
420
Marturano, Robert G.
474
Messick, Thomas A.
475
473
Macdonald, Douglas P.
474
Marx, Janis Lynn
474
Metcalf , Gerald Henry
475
162
Mace, Daniel G.
231
Marzili, Robert C.
474
Metsky, Gordon S.
64
473
474
Mason, Mary Ann
309
185,475
599
314
Mack, Julius R.
474
474
Metze, James Leroy
475
473
Mackintosh, J. O., Ill
231
Massey, Gary Keith
474
Metzgar, Craig R.
475
273
420
Massey, Helen A.
474
Meyer, Daniel E.
422
276
Macomson, Perry T., Jr.
231
Massey, Henry L.
355
592
473
474
474
Meyer, Theodore M.
238
473
Macvittie, Donald C.
474
Massey, Norman Terry
312
261
475
420
Madden, Steven E.
474
421
Meyerriecks, Bette J.
475
473
Maddox, Clarence D.
330
Massie, Jerome W., IV
281
Michaels, Charles C.
475
473
Maertens, Georgann
207
474
Michalowski, Joseph S.
421
219
474
Masucci, Donald
474
Michie, Robert Wm.
475
272
Magarian, Gary V.
420
Matheny, Carl Smith
474
Mickanis, John P.
242
473
Magers, Robin Jane
474
Mathews, John Wilson
475
475
598
473
Maggiore, Larry L.
474
592
Middlebrooks, Phil
114
219
Mahaffey, Marilyn
474
Mathews, Mike H.
475
Middleton, Alexander
177
114
Mahaffey, Richie
114
Mathis, Louis B., Jr.
250
Midura, Alan Frank
162
420
199
266
317
421
475
473
Mahoney, Wm. Robert
474
Mathis, Richard C.
331
Mikell, Charles H.
238
473
Major, Charles P.
296
475
Mikell, Julian P., Jr.
475
473
474
Mathis, Vicki
222
Mikolajczyk, Sara J.
132
227
Malechko, Nick J.
474
Mathis, Wilma Jean
475
Milam, George K.
287
231
Malphrus, Bobby Dale
252
Matsinger, James R.
475
475
473
474
Matthews, Betty Jo An
475
Milam, Ronald Walden
238
473
Malphrus, Lewis D.,Jr.61
Matthews, Charles H.
475
475
219
319, 346
Matthews, David R.
265
Miles, Carolyn Bruce
136
595
Malphrus, Phillip W.
294
Matthews, Edward C, 1 1
475
Miles, Danny O.
475
281
474
Matthews, Frank L.
475
Miley, David Bowers
281
473
Maner, Carol Lawton
474
Matthews, Richard S.
475
475
473
Maness, James F.
242
Matthews, Thomas C.
475
Milford, Carol
475
114
317,420
, 598
Mattis, Victoria Anne
421
Milhous, Wilbur K.
257
473
Maness, Ronald S.
474
Mattox, Barry Gray
257
422
350
Maness, Wm. Thomas
474
305
475
Millar, Robert W.
270
473
Mangum, Joab O.
474
Mauldin, John Thomas
312
Miller, Donald J.
475
293
Manley, Brenda Sharon
132
421
Miller, George F., Jr.
422
473
161
,421
Mauney, Dennis Leroy
263
Miller, Harry Malone
305
420
Mann, John Robert
134
264
,421
475
114
250, 293
,421
Mauney, John R.
261
Miller, James A.
422
473
Manning, Glenn McCall
421
475
Miller, James David
422
67
Mansfield, Patricia A.
137
Maxwell, Alan Darrel
475
Miller, John Edwin
305
473
189, 234,421
, 597
Maxwell, Wm. McRee
214
Miller, James I.
310
420
Mansmann, Jack T.
115
Mayer, Charles Albert
114
422
473
474
475
Miller, John Milton
296
293
Marcengill, Nancy Ann
474
Maynard, Ben Allen
273
422
473
Marchbanks, Sherry L.
421
421
Miller, Lawrence H.
475
473
594
Mays, James Lloyd
421
Miller, Lewis
214
219
Marcinak, Casper F., Jr.
474
Mayson, Charles E.
475
475
,595.
595
Maret, Nancy J.
474
Meade, John Edward
242
Miller, Larry McSween
231
473
Marion, Charles Ray
474
475
,598
422
473
Mariska, Charles
114
Meadors, Robert E.
281
Miller, Michael A.
238
162
Markners, Edward A.
474
330
,475
475
473
Markowich, Edward M.
162
Means, Kenneth Allan
257
Miller, Michael Carl
312
420
474
475
475
163
Marsden, Richard A., Jr.
177
Means, Robert Archie
330
Miller, Richard C, Jr.
214
,473
474
Medlin, Richard D.
67
422
323
Marsh, Arta Sue
474
114
,421
Miller, Robert E.
475
473
Marshall, Bruce Wm.
421
Meehan, Jerry Andrew
211
Miller, Robert G., Jr.
475
420
Marshall, John Donald
317
475
,594
Miller, Ronald M.
203
275
474
Meek, Martin E.
475
Miller, Richard Wm.
475
473
Martin, Betsy Jo
474
Meggs, Benjamin R., Jr.
475
Mills, Floyd S., Jr.
476
473
Martin, Carlon L.
474
Mehaffy, Dwight J.
475
Mills. Robert P.
476
420
Martin, Charlie R.
421
Mellard, Charles W., Jr.
475
Mills, Roger W.
476.
473
Martin, Douglas C.
474
Mellard, Eugene S.
421
Mills, Steve A.
276
592
Martin, Gil Bryan
474
Mellars, John Walter
475
476
270
Martin, Garnett M.
474
Mellichamp, Henry L.
421
Milton, Johnnie F., Jr.
114
473
Martin, Jerry Barnnon
421
Mellon, Peter
475
422 -
293
Martin, John Phillip
281
Melnik, Joseph David
275
Mims, Gerald E.
476
473
Martin, James Winton
474
475
Mims, Paul Wilson, Jr.
132
473
Martin, John Wayne
474
Melton, Robert V.
475
261, 281,290
.476
474
Martin, John W., Ill
474
Mercer, Errol Glenn
475
Mincey, John Paul
422
474
Martin, Linda Marlene
207
Merck, Ernest D.
475
Ming, Thomas Anthony
422
474
421
,594
Merkel, Fritz Isham
317
Mingledorff, Ralston
476
331
Martin, Mabry E.
474
421
Mishoe, Stafford M.
250 •
474
Martin, Nancy C.
474
Merrell, Timothy C.
256
273
422
474
Martin, Robert Errol
474
475
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NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
Mirabelli, Tony
242
293, 598
Mitchell, Carolyn C. 476
Mitchell, David H., Jr. 476
Mitchell, Gary Mark 67
115,283,476
Mitchell, John R., Jr. 476
Mitchell, Ned Rickmon 194
476, 592
Mitchell, Robert E. 219
476, 595
Mitchell, Robert H.
Mixon, Danny Ray
Mixon, Johnny David
Mixon, Susan L.
Mixon, Wm. David
Mixson, James C, Jr.
Mixson, Richard H., Jr.
Mize, Danny Arthur
Mize, Deana Marie
Mobley, Craig Allan
Mobley, James Ray
Mobley, Nancy Jo
Mode, Gerald T.
Molten, Richard
Money, Robert Leroy
Monjot, David George
422
422
476
138
476
476
476
476
476
476
476
422
38
476
272
476
219
476
114
476
476
476
422
234
Monnen, Millard C.
Monteith, Michael A.
Montgomery, Carter E.
Montgonery, Georgia F
476, 597
Montgomery, Marsha B. 476
Montgomery, Ronald J
Montgomery, Richard P
Moody, Henry Mahone
Moody, James Michael
Moody, Michael Craig
Moon, John Ernest
423
476
476
476
476
302
476
Moore, Anthony Glenn 67
I 317,476
Moore, Brent Clark 261
276,476
Moody, Richard Eddy 476
Moore, Dennis A. 115
214
Moore, Dennis Duane 132
137, 314,423
Moore, Dennis Ray 476
Moore, Eileen B. 476
Moore, Edwin Nisbet 281
476
476
476
476
423
238
423
296
298
476
476
476
476
145
476
476
476
476
476
231
295, 476
Moore, Stephen T 476
Moore, Vernon W, Jr. 272
423
Moore, Frances Ann
Moore, Francis W.
Moore, George E.
Moore, Gary T.
Moore, Harry G., Jr
Moore, Jimmy Lee
Moore, Joseph Richard
Moore, James C.
Moore, James S.
Moore, Kenneth Wayne
Moore, Nancy C.
Moore, Patrick
Moore, Richard W.
Moore, Robert Andrew
Moore, Robert J.
Moore, Steven Clark
Moore, William B.
Moore, William E.
Moore, Wm. Lee
Moorer, Robert B.
Moorhead, Hunter H.
Mooring, Benjamin W.
Moose, Thomas Caswell
Morgan, Charles G.
Morgan, Don
Morgan, John W., Ill
265, 331,
Morgan, Michael J.
Morrell, George
Morrell, Richard L.
Morris, Anne C.
145, 386.
Morris, Billy L., Jr.
Morris, Fred Parks
Morris, Lisbeth Ann
Morris, Paul
266,
Morris, Robert T., II
Morris, Teddy, Jr.
305,
Morris, Wm. John
Morrison, Earl C.
Morrow, David Lee
Moseley, James H., Jr.
Moseley, Robert J., II
Moseley, Stephen C.
Moss, Cathy Lou
137,207, 390,
Moss, Curtis Michael
Moss, Lewis Gerald
477,
Moss, Raymond A.
293, 477,
Moss, Raymond Z.
Moss, Richard Neal
Moss, Thomas Connor
250,
Moss, Van Stephen
Mossman, Matthew M.
283,
Mostertz, Barbara
Mowlajko, Peter S.
477,
Moyer, Eugene F., Jr.
423,
Moyer, Randolph M.
349,
Mozingo, George Wm.
Muccino, Paul John
Muckenfuss, Richmond
Mudd, Roger W.
Muirhead, Nancy Diane
Mull, Dennis Wayne
Mull, Myrtle Janice
Mull, Roger Lewis
Mullen, John, III
Mullen, John Davis
237, 298
Mullen, Mary Frances
Muller, Boyce Lee
Mullinax, Thomas E., Jr
Mullinnix, Wade C.
Mullins, Gary Lamar
Mullins, Victor F.
Mullis, David Lee
115
Mullis, John Arthur
219
476
476
476
305
476
477
261
477
477
114
219
423
477
423
477
134
423
270
325
477
219
595
477
261
477
477
477
477
423
477
350
132
423
477
293
593
194
592
477
477
227
423
324
477
115
423
477
211
594
203
593
305
477
293
477
289
423
477
231
423
477
477
1G2
423
227
423
227
477
477
477
477
259
423
293
477
477
67
477
423
Mumma, Sharon Ann
Munday, Earl B.
Munday, Edgar Gray
Mungo, Horace Milton
Mungo, Gloria Elaine
Munn, Henry Basil, Jr.
281,477,
Murdock, Dana Raye
Murdock, Edward C.
Murphree, Andera J.
Murphree, Charles M.
Murphy, Edward Young
322,
Murray, Joe H., Jr.
Murray, Kevin Lloyd
270, 275,
Murray, Lawton Edwin
477,
Murray, Linda Kay
Myers, Charles R., Jr.
Myers, David Mark
272,
Myers, Edward Eugene
Myers, Frank David
Myers, Frankie R.
Myers, James H., Jr.
Myers. Jesse Wm.
219, 477,
Myers, Kenneth Wade
Myers, Michael Lee
177, 219, 261,477,
Myers, Marvin R., Jr.
Myers, Paul Charles
231,
Myers, Robert Willis
Myers, Ronald Wm.
Myers, Vann Beth
477
477
477
477
477
256
592
477
302
477
477
423
302
477
423
166
477
194
592
477
477
194
423
194
477
477
477
424
151
595
477
145
595
477
114
424
477
477
477
Najae, Jean Pierre
Nance, Joseph David
Neal, James E., Jr.
Neal, Thommy Yoas
Neale, Cornelia E.
Needham, Danette E.
Needham, Richard S.
Neel, James Robert
Neely, Angela
Neely, Joe Crawford
Neely, Wm. Heyward, Jr.
478,
Neese, Deborah Kay
Neil, James T.
Nelson, Charles A.
Nelson, Gary L.
Nelson, Peter E.
Nelson, Wm. Gaffney
Nepveux, Susan A.
162,
Nettles, Harold C.
Nettles, Roland E.
Nettles, Ronnie Keith
Newcomb, Leonard M.
478,
Newell, George Taylor
478,
Newell, Paul Michael
477
162
477
309
477
477
275
478
424
114
424
478
478
293
478
238
598
132
478
478
67
478
478
424
478
156
478
478
478
312
478
214
595
194
592
114
478
Newman, Michael Dean
281,
Newton, David Alton
Newton, Donald Andrew
Newton, Eric David
Newton, Gary Stroud
Newton, Nathan S., Jr.
238, 424, 598,
Newton, Ronald Wayne
Newton, Wm. M.
Nichol, Lucas L.
Nicholson, Lee F.
Nicks, Judith Anne
222, 258, 313,
Nilssen, Aase Marie
Nixon, K. Melinda
Nixon, John R.
Noble, Elizabeth J.
Noel, Mary Frances
Noffz, James Edward
Norn's, John Edward
Norn's, Myra Allan
Norris, Robert T.
Norris, Wm. Manly, Jr.
478,
Norton, David Bruce
478,
Norton, John Croft
253, 390,
Norton, Lawrence S.
Norville, Judith Anne
Nowakowski, Mark M.
Nummy, Don Alex
Nunes, Wilbur Joseph
Nudvo, Jeffrey Guy
257
424
478
424
478
478
185
599
478
478
478
478
188
424
162
478
177
424
478
478
478
478
211
478
478
478
214
595
211
594
154
424
478
138
424
478
478
287
424
478
-O-
Oakley, Ronald W. 214
298, 478, 595
Oates, Larry W. 227
424
Oates, Marsha Ruth 166
478
Oates, Roy Raymond 478
Oberg, Dean Robert 478
Oborn, Richard Louis 161
255,313,317,349, 385,424
O'Briant, D. 253
O'Brien, George P. 296
O'Brien, Timothy E. 478
O'Cain, James Carey 478
O'Connell, Kim J. 478
O'Connell, Michael A 478
O'Connor, Wm. Terrell 424
Odell, Craig F. 478
Odom, Richard F., Jr. 478
Oglesby, Tommie M. 211
424, 594
Ogletree, Robert 185
284, 599
Oglevee, Linda L. 478
Oliver, Charles R. 478
Oliver, CharlieS. 478
Oliver, Lester Ray 238
424
Oliver, Ronald Allen 478
Oliver, Robert E , III 252
310
Omahony, Thomas James 478
O'Neal, Bradley Joel 114
424
Orander, Ansel D, Jr. 478
Ornitz, Barry Louis 424
Orr, Larry Lynn
Orr, Walter H.
Osborne, George 8., Jr.
Osborne, Guy Laurence
Osef, Wayne Robert
Osment, Richard Dale
Osment, Robert Willis
Osteen, Mary Ann
Osteen, Marion C.
Ostendorff, Wm. Howard
Oswald, Diane Kirven
Ott, Francis Mitchell
Ouzts, Carlton D.
Ouzts, Ronald Irby
310
Overturf, Richard L.
Owen, Bobby Wayne
Owen, Gary Lee
Owen, James H., Jr.
Owens, Coleman C, Jr.
Owens, Charles H.
Owens, Lawrence D.
Owens, Rebecca E.
314
Owens, Roger G.
Owens, Wylie Tracy
Oxford, John J., Jr.
114, 242, 479
Ozbolt, Bernard R.
297, 349
Ozbolt, Gail L.
478
478
261
478
478
425
477
47S
425
479
479
479
479
479
294
425
479
479
297
479
479
287
425
425
4 79
222
479
114
4 79
67
598
268
4 79
479
-P-
Pace, Brenda M. 177
479
Pace, Gary 115
Pace, Jerry Cannon 310
479
Pace, Lloyd Wayne 479
Padgett, Fred McTeer 479
Padgett, Horace D., Jr. 425
Page, Bryan C. 310
425
Page, Cole Livingston 479
Page, David D. 194
479, 592
Page, Everette Orwig 214
595
Page, Garvin Smith 479
Page, Howard W. 479
Page, John Dennis, III 177
479
Page, Russell Norwood 479
Paine, Robert Lee 479
Painter, Kerry Coke 305
479
Pajak, FrazerS. 479
Palmer, Jeffrey Todd 425
Palmer, Stephen D., Jr. 132
479
Palmer, Thomas E. 479
Palmer, Wm. Riley 425
Palumbo, Dennis James 479
Papa, Salvatore Carl 479
Pappas, George Arthur 132
312,479
Pappas, Peter Wm 238
479, 598
Parent, Bernie V. 479
Parham, David Michael 214
479, 595
Park, Wm. John. Jr. 479
Parker, Aubrey Walker 425
Parker, Claude T. 479
Parker, Daniel F. 479
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NAME
PAGE
NAME ^^ PAGE
NAME PAGE
NAME PAGE
NAME PAGE
Parker, Linda Marie
222
Peck, Emily L.
480
Pitts, Linda Vesta
481
Powell, Timothy H.
427
Raffield, Wm. Dunlop
256
425
Pectol, Wm. Donaldson
480
Pitts, Michael E.
481
Power, Richard C.
481
349
482
Parker, Larrv V.
262
Peddicord, Mary Hill
480
Pitts, Robert T., Jr.
270
Powers, Churchill C.
287
Ragsdale, Edmond M.
238
425
Peden, Albert C, Jr.
480
481
427
Ragsdale, Jere L.
234
Parker, Robert M.
330
Peek, Emily Louise
256
Pins, Wesley M., Jr.
293
Powers, John Bruce
481
597
331
479
Peele, Lucas R., Jr.
425
481
Powers, Lee Milton
481
Rahim, Sarfaraz
115
Parker, Susan E.
479
Peeler, Harvey S., Jr.
191
Pitts, Wm. Murphy
481
Powers, Mitchell R.
481
Railton, Dianne D.
234
Parker, Stephen L.
295
276
425
Player, David Alan
355
Prather, James L., Jr.
211
427
479
Peeples, James B., Jr.
211
481
427
,594
Raines, James Henry
482
Parker, Steven T.
479
425, 594
599
Player, Irvin A.
481
Preacher, James W.
250
Raines, Thomas Keith
482
Parker, Thales
479
Peigler, Richard S.
302
Player, Vinroe S.
283
Jmt/m ir^ 289,310
,481
Rainey, Angela Witt
482
Parker, Thomas McC.
.Jr.
284
480
jL^fc yr ~" 346, 349
426
Pregnall, Herbert G.
481
Ramage, Albert A., Ill
482
331
479
479
Pierce, Benjamin F.
480
145
Player, Warren T.
426
277
Pregwell, Daniel H.
Prescott, Thomas C.
481
482
Rampey, Bruce Edward
Ramsey, Arnold Joseph
482
427
Parker, Tony Warren
593
Plumblee, Thomas Wm.
Parker, Wm. Ernest
479
Penale, Joseph B.
480
481
Presnell, Edwin Sharp
481
Ramsey, Francis D., Jr.
482
Parker, Wayne R.
479
Pender, Georgia Ann
177
Plunkett, Richard E.
481
Pressley, Richard S.
482
Ramsey, John Charles
482
Parks, Claude A.
317
480
Poe, Carl Miller
481
Presson, William W.
231
Ramsey, McKinney H.
482
425
Pendergrass, Samuel
293
Poe, William I\L, Jr.
148
272
,427
Ramsey, Thomas B.
482
Parnell, Joel Dennis
479
480
214,426
595
Prestidge, Bruce J.
482
Randall, Eric Charles
482
Parris, Barbara R.
479
Penland, Kenneth A.
425
Polatty, James Wilson
302
Price, Bruce Walker
482
Randolph, Richard D.
482
Parris, Robert Paul
479
Penney, Thompson E.
194
426
Price, David A.
302
Rankin, George David
427
Parris, Samuel Albert
479
480
Poling, James F.
115
482
Rapp, Joan Honora
309
Parrish, Britt A.
479
Pennington, Elizabeth
207
227, 266
426
Price, Frank John
482
482
Parrish, Robert T.
479
426
594
Polk, Ernest F., Jr.
309
Price, Glen F.
482
Rash, Christopher K.
427
Parsons, Albert E., Jr
479
Pennot, Karen L.
480
481
Price, John Aubrey
309
Rast, John L.
355
Parsons, Gary Michae
161
Perez, Stanley Victor
350
Polk, Robin C.
481
482
Ratcliffe, Elizabeth
482
256
479
426
Poison, Belinda Kay
481
Price, Joseph M.
482
Ratcliff, Neil Barnes
482
Parsons, James Hiltor
479
Perry, Margaret S.
480
Pool, Joseph D., Jr.
481
Price, Mary J.
482
Rath, Alfred Wm.
482
Parsons, Molly Susan
479
Perry, Robert Edgar
211
Poole, Bobby Joe
426
Price, Nancy H.
482
Ratterree, Charles H.
227
Parsons, Stephen Lee
480
480
594
Poole, Charles K.
322
Prickett, Fairey Lee
482
427
,599
Pate, Charles William
203
Perry, Stephen Earle
480
481
Priddy, Ricky Vernon
427
Ratterree, John A.
227
425
593
Peter, Emmett B.
480
Poole, Freda M.
481
Priddy, Thomas H.
156
482
Patience, Claudia A.
480
Peters, William J.
426
Poole, James Morrison
115
482
Raugh, Beverly J.
309
Patrick, Christian C.
480
Peterson, James M.
480
199,281,481
593
Pridgeon, Douglas L.
137
482
Patrick, Courtney S.
309
Petree, David Hoke
480
Poole, Sandra M.
481
191,482
,592
Rauton, George Wm., Ill
309
Patrick, Douglas F.
480
Petro, Michael
480
Poole, Wm. Russell, III
481
Pridmore, Robert M.
427
482
592
480
177
Petrusky, Kenneth G.
Pettit, Raymond H„ Jr.
426
67
480
Poore, Russell M., Jr.
Pope, Thomas E.
481
265
426
Priester, Jon Kenneth
Prince Brooks R.
482
214
482
Rawl, Danny Allen
Rawlinson, Carey L.
281
427
48°
Patrick, David P.
Patrick, Dennis Paul
256
480
Pettit, Thomas B., Ill
480
Popowski, Jon P.
214
Prince, David Cannon
331
Ray, George Dewey
17
Patrick, John C, III
480
Petty, Michael S.
480
481
595
482
42/
Patrick, Lester R., Jr.
191
Philips, George David
480
Porges, Russell E.
426
Pringle, Charles G.
2
31
Ray, Lawrence Kent
293
480
592
Phillips, Clarence E.
480
Porter, Claude E.
177
4
27
313
427
Patrick, Perry C.
480
Phillips, Carolyn M.
480
481
Pringle, Jeffrey C.
1
52
Rayburn, Roland L.
427
Patterson, Barry S.
480
Phillips, Michael E.
480
Porter, Cless F.
426
4
27
Rayle, Bruce E.
305
Patterson, Charlton B
425
Phillips, Michael R.
426
Porter, David Garvin
426
Pritchard, James D.
4
32
482
Patterson, John A.
309
Phillips, OtisC.
480
Porter, James E., Ill
311
Privitt, Dennis P.
4
32
Raymond, Charles E., Jr.
483
425
Phillips, Randall C.
426
Porter, Joseph H.
481
Prohaska, Anne M.
4
32
Read, Allen Deas, Jr.
483
Patterson, John Edga
r
480
Phillips, Robert G.
480
Porter, Larry Edward
290
Prophet, Billy B.
4
32
Rebula Oscar
132
483
Patterson, James 0.
289
Phillips, Susan P.
480
481
Puckett, Allen Boyd
2
38
425
Phillips, Thomas D., Jr.
480
Porter, Margaret T.
481
4
32
Recher, John L.
483
Patterson, Michael D
268
Phillips, Terry Wayne
426
Porter, Oscar S., Ill
481
Pundt, Vanderbilt C.
3
22
Reckmeyer C. F., II
483
425
Phi I pott, Larry D.
287
Porter, Wm. B.
481
4
27
Rector, Michael B.
483 '
Patterson, Raymond G.
480
426
Porter, Wm. Lamar
238
Pureed, Rodger C.
4
32
Redick, Hugh Edward
~287
Patterson, Robert G.
328
Piazza, Sandra Jane
137
481
Pursley, Robert D.
4
32
427
Patterson, Samuel
203
593
177
480
Posey, E.S.
346
Pusev Edward Stuart
4
27
Reece, Brenda Hinton
Reece, Oleita Viola
483
483
425
Pickens, Emily S.
295
350
Putman, Carol D.
4
32
Patton, Debbie Jo
480
480
Pospisil, Carl Frank
481
Putnam, James R.
4
32
Reed, Edward C.
257
Paulling, Ben Max
214
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480
Pickens, Patricia K.
Pierce, Ben F.
Pierce, Clark M.
480
Poston Maxine E.
481
Putnam, Kathy Wilson
3
4
4
427
177
428 i
430
n
203
481
Poston, Russell A.
317
32
Reed, George M., Jr.
Reed, Harry M., Jr.
Paxton, Harold Fulto
426
Pay lor, John H.
480
Pierce, Thomas E.
481
Poston, Rupert L., Jr.
481
Reed, James Thomas
281
Payne, Clarence M.
480
480
Pierce, Terry R.
Pigg, Charles Wm.
592
481
481
Poteat, Geela Bopeep
Potocik, David P.
272
426
481
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Reed, Linda Lee
Reed, Rebecca L.
483 ".
Payne, Henry R.
Quattlebaum, Harriet
1
483
Peace, David Leslie
261
483 ,
480
Pigg, Henry David
481
Potts, Wendell Paul
305
4!
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Reed, Wayne M.
428 ^
Peace, George Stanley
480
Pilgrim, Raymond S.
Pilo, Richard Joseph
481
312
Poudevigne, Gregory P.
481
481
Quattlebaum, Robert W.
2<
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35
32
Reese, Wm. Mobley
231
Peace, Terrell M.
328
428 V
480
Pinckney, Lila A.
426
481
Powell, Clinton James
Powell, Harold B., Jr.
481
317
Queen, Jerry Charles
4,
4.
32
32
Reid, George T., Jr.
311
Peake, David D.
480
Queen, Margaret Sue
483
Peake, Johnny E.
480
Pinson, Connie Blake
256
426
Quinn, James David, Jr.
2<
39
Reid, Joseph Shuler
483 -
Pearce, Wm. Gregory
149
Piotrowsky, James G.
Pitman, Arthur V.
481
481
Powell, Ida Louise
314
178
481
481
Quinn, Nancy C.
Quintero, Carlos
4S
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32
32
32
Reid, Samuel Fraser
Reid, Wm. Brewster
Reidy, Margaret A.
483 7.
231
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480
483
Pearre, Charles Ray
481
Powell, John A., Ill
483
Pearson, Ernest C.
480
Pitner, David
Pittman, James E., Jr.
227
325
Powell, John K.
Powell, James Rickey
481
481
Reif snider, Charles D.
Reith, Richard W.
483
Pearson, Joseph W.
480
483 -
Pearson, Rebecca E.
480
481
Powell, James T.
115
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598
Pearson, Wm. James,
Jr. 162
480
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Pitts, Elizabeth
188.207. 258,313, 388
138
481
481
Raby, Sara Leigh
4i
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32
32
Rembold, Wilson K.
Renfrow, Richard T.
Rentz, Aaron Wm.
338
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594
Powell, Phillip G.
483
Powell, Roland Ladson
281
136
Radcliffe, Thomas H.
272
481
483
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Williston, S. C.
COMR
"Simply Wonderful
Sportswear and Dresses'
McALISTER SQUARE
GREENVILLE
SOUTH CAROLINA
Suppliers of Fashions
for
TAPS 70 Beauties
ROBERT ROLLINS RLAZERS, INC.
242 Park Avenue South
New York, New York 10003
Designers and Manufacturers of the
Clemson University Blazer
NAME
Rentz, Ronny
Rentz, Jerry L.
Reuter, David Michael
Reynolds, Jack B., Jr.
Reynolds, Joseph Wm.
Reynolds, Mark Allen
Reynolds, Patricia L.
Reynolds, Terry Edwin
Rhodes, Christopher
Rhodes, John Alan
Rhodes, Susan Juanita
Rhodes, Wm. Boyd, III
253,
Rhodin, Erik H.
Rhymer, William E., Jr.
Ricard, Samuel Oliver
Rice, BrUce W.
Rice, Donnie D., Ill
Rice, Ernest Gary
Rice, Jonathan C, III
Rice, Sharon Lee
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
Rich, Harold G.
Richards, John Wm., Jr.
Richards, Norman S.
Richards, Robert B.
Richardson, Andrew L.
Richardson, Clayton E.
Richardson, Donny W.
Richardson, Harvey L.
Richardson, John R.
Richardson, James W.
Richardson, Suzanne E.
Richardson, Thomas M.
Richardson, Wm. Curtis
293, 483
Richbourg, Henry L., Jr.
Richbourg, Virginia D.
Rickard, John Charles
Rickenbaker, Ronald L.
Riddle, Cheryl Ruth
Riddle, David Kenneth
Riddle, Ned Elliott
Riddle, Robert Saye
Riddle, Virginia D.
Ridge, John Greer
Ridgeway, Ronald L.
Ridgill.Mary V.
Rigby, Charlie S., Jr.
Riggins, Stanley Roy
Rigler, Earl K.
Riley, Charles J.
Rimer, James L., Ill
Rimer, Steve Barry
Rinehart, Joseph A.
277, 428
Riser, Jacob Sidney
Rish, Harold Grange
Ritch, Morris Rea, III
Rivers, Charles Edwin
Roberson, Stephen G.
Roberts, Bruce D.
Roberts, Debra C.
211
594
137
483
177
428
349
483
483
483
483
132
483
483
483
483
155
428
115
483
428
483
483
483
177
483
282
428
222
483
484
483
483
428
303
483
177
483
428
483
483
483
483
483
203
593
293
483
263
428
428
483
428
483
483
289
428
483
483
483
483
275
428
483
483
483
483
483
231
484
310
428
293
299
428
428
484
281
484
484
Roberts, Jae. A.
Roberts, John E., Ill
293,
Roberts, Janice Rae
Roberts, Maxine C.
Roberts, Samuel K.
Robertson, James Van
Robey, Robert Harvey
Robinett, Jon Harold
Robinett, Sharon Dale
Robins, Harriet V.
258, 313,
Robinson, Connie J.
Robinson, Carol P.
Robinson, Donald W.
Robinson, Gilbert C.
Robinson, Gerald Hall
Robinson, George S.
Robinson, Joseph Dean
Robinson, Larry M.
Robinson, Teresa J.
Robinson, Thomas L.
Robinson, Thomas M.
Robinson, Wm. Edward
264,281,
Rochester, Donald E.
Rochester, Douglas D.
Rochester, Dewey P.
Rochester, Joseph R.
Rockwell, Jeffrey C.
429,
Rodelsperger, Edward
Rodgers, Barbara F.
Rodgers, John H., Jr.
Roediger, Charles L.
429
Roeser, John D.
Rogers, Barbara Lynn
Rogers, Dan Milton E.
261
Rogers, Donald Ray
Rogers, Edwin Bruce
Rogers, FreidaJean
Rogers, Jacob Rhodes
Rogers, Jackie Thomas
Rogers, Kathryn H.
Rogers, Patricia D.
Rogers, Phillip D.
Rogers, Robert M.
Rogers, Virginia A.
Rogers, Wm. Terry
Roller, Thomas B.
Rollins, Steve E.
Rollinson, John Larry
Romansky, John B., Jr.
Rominger, Linda Faye
Roff, Ronald Wingard
281,429
Root, Douglas A.
Roper, Douglas P.,
Roper, Elizabeth
Rosebrock, Del A.
Ross, Cathy A.
Ross, David H.
Ross, Donald Neal
Ross, Danny Ray
Jr.
484
227
428
484
484
355
484
293
428
428
352
484
484
234
428
428
484
484
484
294
484
355
484
484
138
484
484
484
262
428
429
484
484
484
211
594
484
222
484
484
203
593
331
484
429
214
429
484
317
484
484
277
429
484
484
484
328
429
211
484
484
484
484
592
484
484
352
484
429
214
595
355
484
484
484
429
484
484
484
484
Ross, Glenn Homer
Ross, Helen J.
Ross, Harriet Lynn
484,
Ross, Jack, III
Ross, James Linwood
Ross, John N.
429,
Ross, Kathleen Marie
Ross, Philip B., Jr.
Rostron, Patricia L.
Roth, Paul Edward
Roth, Ronald Davison
Rothwell, Stephen B.
Roup, Gail Marie
Rouse, Rebecca T.
Rowe, Michael E.
Rowell, Jeff Willard
Rowell, Phillip James
Rowland, David H.
Rowland, George C.
Rubich, Edward M.
Ruff, Albert M.
Ruff, Faye L.
Rukat, Joseph Antoni
Rule, Kathleen S.
Rumph, Dale H.
Rumph, Scott W.
Rumple, Charlie
Runion, James Bennett
485
Runyon, Ronald Damon
Rush, Barry A.
Rush, Lawrence Eugene
Rush, Susan E.
Rusher, Richard
Russ, David Wayne
Russ, Rhonda Earle
Russell, Barry Wm.
Russell, Donald E.
II4
Russell, James, III
Russell, Patricia L.
Russell, Stephen A.
Russell, Wm. Bruce
Rutland, Charles R.
Rutland, David S.
Rutter, Kirk D.
Rydarowski, Richard
Sadler, Marion F., Jr.
Sadowski, David L.
Saggus, Patricia Ann
Same, Wally D.
Saitta, David Victor
Sajeski, Anthony C.
Salters, Samuel A.
Samuelson, Craig Eric
Sanborn, Carol Lee
Sandberg, Steven A.
Sanders, Darryl Paul
Sanders, Gloria Jean
298
429
484
234
597
114
484
484
219
595
484
484
484
484
484
299
484
484
484
485
328
429
485
290
485
485
115
265
485
485
114
485
485
485
485
114
214
595
309
485
330
485
485
293
485
352
485
485
323
485
67
485
284
429
485
485
485
281
429
485
485
429
290
485
429
485
485
485
485
485
485
485
485
290
429
485
Sanders, Guy S., Ill
Sanders, James R., Jr.
Sanders, Linda Beth
Sandifer, Johnny B.
Sandri, Mark Gregory
Sands, Robert Roy
Sanger, Reed C
San Miguel, Barbara A
Sanguinito, Charles J.
Sansone, Donald A.
Sansonetti, Eric J.
Sargent, Michael D.
Sasser, David T.
Satcher, Edwin G.
Satterfield, Larry S.
Sauls, Shellie McRoy
Saunders, Alvin E., Jr.
132
429
429
485
194
592
485
309
485
485
485
485
485
162
485
485
485
485
328
485
485
194
485, 592
Savage, Dorothy Ann
Saverance, Jane A.
Saverance, Jean M.
Saverance, Laura G.
Saverance, Wm. Dawson
485
136
485
485
429
Savitsky, Olga G. 485
Sawyer, Thomas W. 250
294, 303, 430
Saylor, Donald Carter
Saylor, Rodney John
Scarborough, James
Scarborough, Robert L.
Scarborough, Robert L.
Scates, Richard E., Jr.
Scheibel, Timothy J.
Scherler, William B.
Schichler, Ernest A.
Schielke, Dale Roy
Schiesser, Janis Lynn
Schilling, Frederick
Schmidt, Kenneth Wm.
Schmidt, Robert C, Jr.
485
310
219
485
485
485
485
281
430
430
430
485
485
305
430
275
Schneider, Dana Paul
Scheider, Josh F.
Schneider, Raymond H.
Schreiber, Max Moise
Schroeder, Richard H.
Schulley, Randolph P.
Schulz, Howard L.
Schultz, Sherryl A.
Schumacher, Otto H.
Schumacher, Susan
283, 485
485
114
486
293
430
242
598
115
297
486
290
486
275
486
486
138
207, 486, 594
Schuster, Charles E.
Schwab, David R.
Scoggins, John Robert
Scott, Benjamin L.
Scott, Charles Dukes
Scott, Daniel Boone
Scott, John D.
Scott, John M.
Scott, Julius G., Jr.
Scott, Judd Keith
Scott, Mary Seabrook
486
486
309
486
486
486
486
309
430, 592
302
486
486
486
486
Scott, Peter George
Scott, Ronald F.
Scott, Thomas B.
Scott, Vera Ann
Scott, Wm. Thomas
317,486
Screws, Julia Carter
Scruggs, Eleanor E.
Scruggs, Wm. Bryan
Scurry, Thomas F.
Sea, Charles Perry
Sears, John Michael
Sease, David Burton
Sease, James E.
Seawright, Stanley B.
Seay, Martha Ann
253
Seegars, Pollianne
Seel, Eulalie Y.
Seelke, Ralph W.
Seesman, Paul Andrew
Sefick, Stephen A.
Segars, Robert M.
Seifried, Bruce
Seigler, Eddie W., Ill
Self, John White
Self, William M.
430,
Selfridge, Jacqueline
Sellars, Robert M.
Senn, Nathaniel Bruce
Sentell, Garland D.
Settle, John E., Jr.
255, 267, 346, 347, 349,
Seveno, Pierre Lucien
Severs, John M.
214
Sexton, Carroll L., Jr.
Seyle, Walter L., II
Shackelford, Charles
Shank, Gary L.
Shannon, Kathy
Shannon, Wm. Stephen
Sharp, Charles W„ Jr.
Sharp, Don C, III
185, 310,430,594
Sharpe, Hugh Paley
Sharpe, Raymond D.
Sharpe, Wilbur F., Jr.
Sharpton, Robert C.
Shaw, Patricia L.
Shaw, Randolph G.
Shealy, Donald Thomas
Shealy, Grady Irby
Shealy, James P., Ill
324
Shealy, John Wm.
Shealy, Mary E.
Sheldon, Robert W., Jr.
350
Shell, Robert C.
Shelley, Allen B.
486
Shelley, Frank J.
Shelley, George R., II
Shelley, Willie C, Jr.
352
486
486
486
592
436
312
592
486
309
486
486
303
436
355"
486
430
163-
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486
430
330
486
486
486
430
593
486
324
486
219
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486
486
309
486
430
142
392
430
430
67
486
293
486
486-
284
430
486
486
486
486
135
599
486
486
486
211
430
486
486
592
430
486
114
486
486
486
297
486
486
211
594
299
487
487
487
36
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DEVOE PAINTS AND VARNISHES
Distributed by
SULLIVAN HARDWARE COMPANY
206-08 S. Main St.
ANDERSON, S. C.
Serving this section since 1885
things go
better,!
.-with
CoKe
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Anderson,
South Carolina
"Where It's At"
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orner
Anderson. S. C.
140 N. Main St.
226-2737
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
PAGE NAME
Shelley, Will
am D.
142
Singletary, Glen E.
264
255.261,265, 31 1
,430
305
431
Sheppard, David C.
270
Singletary, Robert B.
487
Sheppard, David W.
487
Singleton, David Lee
487
Sheppard, Tom P.
487
Singleton, Giles F.
138
Sherard, Wm. Hale, III
295
431
Sheriff, VictoriaS.
487
Singleton, Nancy R.
487
Sherman, Larry Don
487
Singley, Jane V.
487
Shertzer, Theodore P.
430
Sink, Robert Edward
114
Sherwood, George B.
261
487
487
Sistare, Raymond E.
156
Shewfelt, Robert L.
250
487
29 E
,487
Skardon, Beverly Ann
487
Shields, John P.
114
Skelton, Edward
115
431
Skelton, Elizabeth J.
487
Shinners, Arthur J.
487
Skelton, Linda Elaine
487
Shirer, Heywood Obed
301
Skelton, Richard B.
487
431
Skidmore, Thomas Dee
487
Shirley, Linda J.
487
Skilton, Walter F.
67
Shirley, Sharon F.
431
283
431
Shirley, Wm. Michael
281
Skinner, Joe Mac
487
487
Skipper, Charles E.
488
Shish, Paul Richard
114
Slabaugh, James A.
115
487
488
Shoemake, John M.
487
Slate, Donald A.
211
Shongo, Robert D., Jr.
487
431
594
Shope, Neil G.
487
Slater, James C.
488
Shorb, Gary Seymour
487
Slaton, Thomas Marion
211
Shugart, Henry L.
322
431
594
487
Slaughter, Donald C.
488
Shuler, Baron Karl
487
Sliker, Nancy Jean
488
Shuler, Charles M., Jr.
487
Sloan, John Wilson, Jr.
355
Shuler, Donna Kay
487
488
Shuler, Donna Renee
487
Sloan, Michael Joel
156
Shuler, Farle
y
219
488
Shuler, Geor
ge David
487
Sloan, Nanette Claire
488
Shuler, Hubf
rT.
290
Sloan, Paula E.
234
Ann
597
Shuler, Jame
sM.
355
Sloan, Thoma
sL.
488
487
Sloan, Wm. H
enry
431
Shuler, Jaspf
r Wm.
487
Slosarik, Bria
lE.
488
Shuler, Keit
lC.
487
Smart, Georg
j R.
488
Shuler, Male
olm Duane
431
Smalser, Rob
>rt L.
250
Shuler, Ted
Howard
487
346
431
Shull, Thorn
as S., Jr.
177
Smathers, Ro
bert Todd
431
431
,487
Smith, Allen
Darby
231
Shumpert, Clyde S.
276
431
487
Smith, Bruce C.
114
Shute, James Edwin
487
488
Siachos, Vickie
487
Smith, Bobby E.
211
Sibley, Charles Acker
268
488
297, 48"
,592
Smith, Boyce E., Jr.
488
Siciliano, Gary E.
487
Smith, Connie
488
Sickinger, Wm. Craig
355
Smith, Carl Bruce
488
487
Smith, Clarence H„ III
Sidrony, Andrew G.
227
Smith, David M.
488
431
Smith, David R.
488
Siebert, Michael C.
161
Smith, Deborah Gail
488
487
Smith, Donna Jean
488
Siedschlag, Everett W.
431
Smith, Donna Kay
488
Silance, Robert T.
355
Smith, Eugene A., Jr.
67
487
114
,431
Sillivant, Richard E
293
Smith, Francis M.
488
487
Smith, Gain D.
488
Simmons, Kenneth B., Jr
. 231
Smith, George A.
488
431
Smith, George G., Jr.
488
Simmons, K. Elizabeth
138
592
207, 48"
',594
Smith, Garland L.
313
Simmons, Nancy Faye
487
Smith, Gerald Wade
431
Simmons, Richard Dean
281
Smith, Harold Allen
488
431
Smith, Hazle Anne
488
Simpson, David M
487
Smith, Henry Joe
431
Simpson, Henry Glenn
437
Smith, Harvey T.
309
Simpson, James M.
299
Smith, James H.
432
487
Smith, John Martin
488
Simpson, Mary Louise
487
Smith, Jerry Riley
282
Simpson, Steven Ira
487
488
Sims, Mark Anthony
431
Smith, Jackie Weyman
1 14
Sinclair, Stephen D.
48
7
255
431
Singletary, Frank Joe
43
1
Smith, Jack W., Jr.
488
Smith, Jeffre
/Vl.
488
Smith, Kirby Hatten
Smith, Kelly Steve
Smith, Larry Gene
Smith, Lisa Jane
Smith, Martha Ann
Smith, Michael D.
155,294,
Smith, Marcus Eugene
Smith, Norman Keith
Smith, orris A.
Smith, Patricia A.
Smith, Roger B.
Smith, Roger Dennis
Smith, Ronnie Delano
Smith, Robert Holland
488,
Smith, Reginald K.
Smith, Richard Keels
Smith, Raoul Lawrence
Smith, Ronald Wm.
Smith, Sally Ann
Smith, Selma D.
Smith, Samuel Edward
Smith, Sidney T.
Smith, Thomas Burwell
Smith, Theron Collier
Smith, Tony Lee
Smith, Thomas M.
325,
Smith, Tommy Perkins
Smith, Voctor E.
Smith, Wayne Bryan
Smith, Walter H., Jr.
Smoak, Charles K., Jr.
Smoak, Deborah Lynn
Smoral, Vince Chester
Snell, Frederick J., Jr.
Snider, Eric H.
330
432
488
114
488
273
488
488
310
488
432
199
593
306
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432
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Spearman, Billie M.
Spells, Nathaniel
115
488
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488
432
432
275
Snipes, John Daniel 488
Snipes, Wm. Grady 489
Snoody, John Drummond 305
489
Snow, Doris Ann
Snow, Donald Dean
Snow, Harrison D.
Snyder, Michael Lee
432
489
489
352
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Sobczyk, Rowena Gail
Sokohl, John Roberts
Solomons, Algernon G.
Somerville, Andrew D.
Sorenson, Donnie Ray
Sottile, Charlotte L.
Southerland, John I.
Southerlin, Kenneth G
Sowell, Thornwell F.
Sowling, T.
Sox, John T., Jr.
Spangler, Ronald N.
Spann, Samuel R., Jr.
Sparks, John Erston
Sparks, Richard L.
Sparrow, James B.
Spearman, Brenda G.
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Spencer, Frederick R.
Spencer, Frank W., Ill
Spencer, Sidney W.
Spencer, Thomas J.
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Stakeman, Kathe Lane 489
Standeffer, Joseph D.
Stanfield, Ted W.
Stankiewicz, John Jay
Stanley, John
Stanley, Linda C.
Stanley, Tad Allan
Spetnagel, Theodore J.
Spinella, Peter P.
Spivey, Henry R.
Spradley, Jerry Wayne
Spreen, Raymon P.
Sprouse, John Daniel
Squires, Harold T.
St. Andre, Daniel M.
Staedeli, Janet M.
Stafford, Charles C.
Stahlkuppe, Carol L.
Starling, Lynn B.
Starnes, Wm. Julian
Stash, Sandra
Stecher, Clark K., Jr.
Steed, Roy Allen
Steed, Steve Keith
489
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272
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Steele, William J.
Steer, John Richard
255, 261, 273, 276, 294, 303
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Stegall, Donald Terry 432
Stein, Mary Susan 489
Stein, Nancy Marie 138
489
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Stepp, Richard Monroe 432
Sterling, James M.
Stevens, James E.
Stevenson, Frances W
Stewart, Arden Wm.
Stender, Louis Albert
Stenstrom, Michael K.
Stephens, Gary D.
Stephens, Michael G.
Stephens, Paula M.
Stephens, Ronald K.
Stewart, Barry Lee
Stewart, Charles D.
Stewart, Carl Robert
Stewart, Dwight L., Jr.
489
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Stewart, James E., Jr.
Stewart, James M., Jr.
Stewart, Kenneth J.
Stewart, Michael T.
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Stewart, Robert L.
Stewart, Tessa Leah
Stickles, Van Abram
Stinson, Jack A., Jr.
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Stith, John M.
Stoddard, Thomas B.
Stoddard, Wesle.y A.
Stokely, Dave R., Jr.
Stokely, Morgan M.
Stokes, Anthony D.
Stokes, James Leonard
Stoll, Charles V., Jr.
Stone, Brice Morris
Stone, James Hubert
Stone, Nelwyn L.
Stone, Paul Terry
Storen, Louis E., Jr.
Storey, Wallace A.
Stoudenmire, Mark S.
Stover, Virginia Anne
Strauss, Maurice A.
Strayer, Phillip N.
Street, Frank R.
Street, Marianna B.
Strehle, Frank E., Jr.
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Strickland, Bennie
Strickland, Cynthia D.
Strickland, Watson S.
Strieter, Stephen L.
Stroble, Michael D.
Stroman, David R.
Strong, Wm. Leroy
Stroud, Jack Allen, Jr.
Stroud, Lawrence E.
Stroup, Phyllis Anne
Stroupe, Wm. Bruce
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Stuart, Karen Ellis
Stuart, Wm. Robert
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Stuckey, Henry M.
Sturgis, Sallie Ann
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Stutts, Timothy W. 490
Suber, John Thomas, Jr. 115
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Suit, Tommy Scott 250
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Sullivan, Benjamin R. 490
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Summerford, Thomas A. 490
Sursavage, James R. 114
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Susini, Dominic J. 490
Sutherland, Danny Ray 261
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Swindell, James R. 149
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Swink, Marion Gray 199
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Swygert, Cromwell 490
Sykes, James E. 490
Talbert, Edgar Leland
Talbert, Robert James
Talbert, Thomas W., Jr.
Tallon, David Terrell
Talmage, Thomas D., Jr.
Tamsberg, John B.
Tavelle, Frances E.
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Taylor, Billy Askins
Taylor, David Elmer
Taylor, Fred Stephen
Taylor, James B., Jr.
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Taylor, James W., Jr.
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Taylor, Stanley D.
Taylor, Stephen E.
Taylor, Stephen Hoy
Taylor, Thomas D.
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Taylor, Terry Wayne
Taylor, Wm. David
Taylor, Wm. Randolph
491, 593
312
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Templeton, James L. 433
Tennant, Mark Harris 264
287, 433
Teague, Allen Long
Teal, Richard D.
Tedcastle, Robert A.
Tennent, Charles H.
Terry, Donald K.
Terry, Mary Jane
Terry, Robert Cooper
Terry, Rebecca L.
Terry, Wm. David
Thackston, Connie Jo
Thames, Wm. M., Ill
Theiling, Dale L.
227
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491
491
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194,434, 592
Thigpen, James C.
Thoma, Lawrence D.
Thomas, Bernard C
Thomas, Charles M.
Thomas, Dave
Thomas, Edward Marsh
Thomas, George C.
Thomas, Goodwin G . Jr.
Thomas, Harry Arthur
Thomas, Julie Ann
Thomas, James Ritter
Thomas, Richard G.
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266
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Thomas, Sarah Ann
Thomas, Terry R.
Thomas, Virginia Ann
Thomas, Wm. Anderson
Thomas, Wm. Rutledge
Thomason, Eric Keith
Thomason, Teresa Lynn
Thomlinson, M.
Thompson, Chas. Evans
Thompson, David Frank
491
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Tomsyck, John C. 492
Tompkins, Herbert P. 199
492, 593
Thompson, David W.
Thompson, Jamesine E
306,491
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434
177
138
Thompson, James M., Jr
Thompson, James Wm.
301,491
Thompson, Larry S. 491
Thompson, Marion C. 255
313, 387,434, 592
Thompson, Philip C. 261
491,592
Thompson, Robert W.
Thompson, Steven H.
Thompson, Sara Lee
Thompson, Tanis D.
Thompson, William E.
Thompson, Wm. Walter
Thomson, Robert G.
Thomson, Wm. Ray
Thorny, David Abraham
Thorne, Michael D.
Thorneloe, Wm. Frank
Thornhill, John G.
156
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312
434
349
434
491
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142
434
434
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219
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Thornton, Jerry McD. 491
Thornton, Robert R. 434
Thrailkill, Wm. David 491
Thrasher, Christopher 491
Threatt, Stephanie G. 491
Threatte, John W. 492
Thrower, Richard M. 492
Tibbs, Harry David 185
434, 593, 599
Tiller, Randolph M., Jr. 492
Tillirson, Michael L. 317
328, 492
Tillman, Katherine E. 177
434
Tillman, William G. 434
Tillotson, Deborah R. 207
492, 594
Tillotson, Herman W. 214
492, 595
Timmer, Wayne Francis 492
Timmons, Jerry R.
Timms, Charlene Ma
Timpson, Gill D.
Tinsley, Wm. Wood
Tizzano, Michael T.
Todd, Albert C.
Todd, Dale Tommie
Todd. Charles McC.
Todd, James R.
Todd, Jimmy Wayne
Todd, Leroy
Todd, Murray Redmon
Tolbert, George Wm.
Tolley, Charles R.
434
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290
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492
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492
177
277
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349
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114
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294
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114
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Tomioka, Masahiro K
492
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242
492
593
492
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137
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114
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Trice, Nicholas Ray 162
281,492
Triolo, Anthony Carl 317
492
Triplett, Laurence E.
Toney, Deborah J.
Toole, George Allen
Toole, Giles Pearson
Tooley, George R.
Tornstrom, John P.
Tortora, Agostino P.
Touchstone, Wm. Allen
Towery, Al McCurry
Townsend, Debbie I.
Townsend, Edward C.
Townsend, Ronald P.
Trammell, Vernon A., Jr
Traylor, Hartwell H.
Traynham, John David
Traynham, Jerry Wayne
Treese, Mark Lee
Trembley, James M.
Tripp, Gayle Lee
Tripp, Sara Gene
Tripp, Sally
Trivelas, Chris N.
Trotter, Mary Jane
Trout, Sue Ellen
Troutman, Chalmers E
Truesdale, Robert C.
Truluck, Bonnie Jane
194
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492
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222
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242
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207
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492
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234, 492, 597
Truluck, John F.
Truman, Wm. Edward
Trussell, Edgar E.
Trythall, Wm. David, Jr.
Tucker, Clinton M.
Tucker, David Albert
Tucker, Jean Carol
Tucker, James W., Jr.
492
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Tucker, John Wotring
Tucker, Wade Roy
Turner, Adger Lee
Turner, Brian T.
Turner, Edward Jay
Turner, Joseph J., Jr.
Turner, John Parnell
Turner, Karen E.
Turner, Michael Leroy
Turner, Rebecca Jo
Turner, Richard M., Jr.
Turner, Richard W.
Turner, Samuel L., Jr.
Turner, Timothy W.
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Turner, Valerie Arden
Turner, Wm. Philip
Tusso, Robert Joseph
493, 592
Tuttle, Diane E. 207
493, 594
Twilley, Wm. Edward, Jr. 493
Twitty, Ronald David 493
Tyler, Jean K. 493
Tyler, John Timothy 303
493
Tyson, Carole Nan 207
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Urquhart, Colin James 242
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Usry, Stephen A. 145
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Unger, Lawrence Lee
Unger, Vickie Sue
Ur, Alexander III
Valesky, Thomas C.
Vallentine, Jack Gray
Van Allen, William W.
Van Osdell, Douglas W.
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Van Volkenburg, David
Vann, Charles S.
Vaughan, Leslie G.
Vaughan, Michael A.
Vaughan, Richard Carl
214
Vaughn, Frank R.
Vaughn, James Wm.
Vaughn, Kenneth S.
Vaughn, Richard Felix
Vaughn, Randall P.
Venable, Joe Hudson
Verdee, Peter Richard
Vernon, Jack Spruill
493
Verross, Wm. Edward
261, 262,293, 313
Vetter, Kenneth F
Vignate, Joseph E.
Visconti, Lawrence B.
Visioli, Drew J.
Vogel, Frank Howard
Vogler, John Thomas
Vollherbst, Fred F.
Von Hollen, James M.
Von Roemer, Arthur H.
Vroome, Ray L.
Wackwitz, James H.
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Waddell, Douglas E.
Waddell, Phillip Mc.
Waddell, Timothy F.
Wade, John L.
Waesche, Frank Shaw
Walden, William R.
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Waldrep, James E.
Waldrep, Julian S., Jr.
Waldrep, Samuel M.
Walfield, Ronald A.
Walker, David Arthur
Walker, David W.
Walker, Davis Camp
Walker, Dorothy E.
Walker, David Wilkins
493
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Walker, Jack Odell
Walker, John Thomas
Walklet, Philip E.
Wall, Glenn E.
Wall, Wm. Timmerman
268, 493,
Wall, Walter Virgil
297,310,
Waller, Donald Neal
Wallmo, A. Charles
493,
Walpole, Douglas L.
Walser, James Lindsey
Walter, Alan C.
Walters, James David
Walters, John Wm.
Walters, George G.
Walters, Henry M,
Walters, Johnnie J.
Walters, Jack L.
Walters, Theodore Wm,
Waltman, George S.
Waltz, Freddie C.
Wannamaker, Rebecca C.
Ward, Johnson H.
Ward, Michael Carey
Ward, Raleigh O., Jr.
Wardlaw, David Allen
Wardlaw, Robert S.
Wardlaw, Wm. Guyton
Ware, WilliamS., Jr.
266,
Warlick, William M.
Warner, John Hampton
293, 294,
Warner, Wm. Reece
294
Warren, Angus H.
Warren, Emily B.
Warren, James Dyson
Warren, John N., Jr.
494
Warren, Katherine C.
Warren, Rufus R.
Waters, Charles Tutan
266, 435
Waters, Jerry Craig
Waters, John Michael
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Watson, Thomas H.
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Watson, Willia Ira
Watters, Douglas G.
Watts, Larry E.
Watts, Lawrence S.
Watts, Patrick Robert
Watts. Sanders J.
Watts, Waldo
Wayne, Patricia B.
Weathers, Henry F., Jr.
Weathers, John Owen
Weathers, Kenneth J.
Weathers, Lawrence L.
Weaver, Ernest Wm., Jr.
Weaver, John Jacob
Weaver, Nelson Taylor
270, 436
Weaver, Priscilla A.
Webb, Henry Michael
Webb, William D.317
436
Webster, William C.^J
436,
Weddell, Peter F|Tj
Weeks, Barbara L. ■
Weeks, Calvin Ft., Jr.
114,238,
Weeks, Preston H., Jr.
Weeks, Thomas J., Jr.
Weinbrenner, Thomas T.
Weisensee, Frank J.
Weisner, Patricia A.
Welborn, Barbara Anne
Welborn, James M.
Welborn, Julius W. Ill
Welborn, Lynn Charles
Welch, Henry Daniel
Welch, Howard J.
Welch, Robert L.
Welchel, D.
Wells, Barbara B.
Wells, Connie E.
Wells, Jerome Colvin
261,495,
Wells, James Larry
Wells, Wayne Carter
Welsh, Laura Sue
Welsh, Stephen Leigh
Welsh, Thomas S.
Wempe, Ralph Edward
Wennersten, Robert S.
Wenz, Edward A.
Werner, Charles M., Jr.
114,266,
Werts, Richard B.
Wessinger, Ernest R.
Wessinger, John H.
West, Eugene M., Jr.
436.
West, James Erskine
West, Jerry J.
West, Robert P.
West, Thomas H.
West, Virginia Lee
West, Walter D.
Westbrook, James F.
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Westmoreland, Delwin
Westmoreland, Mary K.
Weston, Jeffrey M.
Wharton, John Earl
Whatley, Keith E.
Whatley, Keith W.
436
Whatley, Pierce L.
Wheatley, Lee E.
Wheatley, Robert C.
Wheeler, George D.
311,436,
Wheeler, John Hugh
495,
Wheeler, James J. Ill
Wheeler, Richard D.
Whelchel, Don Vance
Whetsell, David M.
Whetstone, Charles Wm.
White, Craig N.
White, Killough H.
White, Phyllis Ann
White, Paul McLelland
White, Robert Bruce
White, Ronnie Bouie
White, Raymond E., Jr.
White, Roger Wayne
White, Samuel Boyd
White, Stephen H.
White, Scott M.
White, Thelma L.
White, Thomas Robert
White, Worthyln Agnes
Whitener, John Alan
Whitener, Marilyn S.
Whitesell, Ralph E.
Whitfield, Michael L.
Whitlock, Bruce E.
Whitmire, Charles G.
495,
Whitmire, Judith A.
Whitney, Robert K.
253,
Whin, Raymond R., Jr.
Whittaker, David M.
268, 297,
Whitten, Cecelia E.
Whittington, E. Ruth
Whittington, Forrest
Wicker, Grady Daniel
Wiechnik, Dennis M.
Wiggers, Daniel S.
Wiggins, Donald A.
324,
Wiggins, Mary K.
Wiggins, Robert Lee
Wilburn, William D., Jr.
436,
Wilcox, Julie Anne
Wiley, Joseph J. Ill
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Wiley, Vivian Jeanne
Wilfinger, Wm. Joseph
Wilkins, Robert T.
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Wilier, Jay Stepeh
Williams, Ann L.
Williams, David Frank
Williams, Debra Lee
Williams, Donna Sue
Williams, Edgar G.
Williams, Fran
Williams, Harrison J.
Williams, John Fred
Williams, James H.
Williams, John K.
Williams, John L.
Williams,
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James N., Jr.
James R.
Mark R.
Melvin Z.
Norman F.
Nancy L.
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Ronnie A.
Williams, Russell S.
Williams, Robert T.
Williams, Samuel F., Jr.
Williams, Terry E.
Williams, Walter L.
Williamson, Darra D.
392, 437
Williamson, Gene R.
Williamson, Howard D.
Williamson, James F.
437
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Willis, Perry D.
Willoughby, Warren D.
Wilson, Arnold D.
Wilson, Allison L.
Wilson, Carole Betts
496
Wilson, Curtis Dean
Wilson, Charla L.
Wilson, Donald Carson
Wilson, Douglas Craig
340
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Wilson, Fred Guy
Wilson, Garland K.
Wilson, Janice E.
496
Wilson, John Edward
Wilson, James Lewis
Wilson, Keith Maxwell
Wilson, Peggy Lynn
Wilson, Ralph E.
Wilson, Ray L., Jr.
Wilson, Richard P.
Wilson, Robert R.
Wilson, Robert Shaw
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Wilson, Wm. Gaines
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Winburn, John Dewey
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Wincott, Donald Rick
Windham, Larry D.
Wingo, Michael Bryant
Winkelmann, Douglas A
Winkles, David M., Jr.
Winston, Philip B.
Wirth, Frank Wm.
Wise, Joseph A.
Wise, Larry Vernon
Wise, Susan Carol
Wise, Wm. Robert III
Wisher, Ricky Arnold
Wisinger, Conrad W.
115
114
496
231
437
496
496
352
496
496
496
496
496
312
437
437
299
331,496
Witherspoon, James H.
Witko, Andrew Fabian
Witt, Leonard E.
Witt, Stephen Louis
Witter, James Dee
Wolfe, Brian Alan
Wolfe, Joyce A.
Wolper, Judith Carol
Wood, Gary Thaddus
Wood, John Wilbert
Wood, Paige L.
Wood, Pamela Anne
Wood, Phil E.
Wood, Richard Deland
Wood, Stephen Leroy
Wood, Steve Smith
Woodfin, Derrell E.
Woodham, Andrew D., Jr. 497
437
496
349
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Woodham, Mildred A.
Woodle, Sally H.
Woodrow, Edward D.
Woods, Auburn III
Woods, Grover Lafoy
Woodside, Alice T.
Woodson, James D.
Woodson, Nancy A.
Woolbright, Edward B.
137
438
497
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313
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313
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289
438
497
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Wooten, Jacque L.
Wooten, Richard E.
Workman, Michael C
283, 497
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Worley, Don Alan 497
Worsham, George F., Jr. 227
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Worsham, John Wesley 211
293, 497, 594
Wouldlast, Zachery R. 497
227
299, 497
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Wright, Diana Sara 188
234, 438, 597
Wright, Jesse E. Ill 301
Wright, Judith E. 497
Wray.Stepehn G.
Wright, Billy R.
Wright, Betty Zane
Wright, Clyde R.
Wright, James G., Jr.
438,
Wright, Joyce Lee
Wright, Mark Allen
Wright, Sherry Helen
Wright, Thomas H., Jr.
497, 595,
Wright, Thomas Lee.
Wright, Wm. Goley
Wrigley, Craig C.
Wurtz, Thomas W.
Wyatt, Larry Walker
281,
Wyckoff, Robert Allan
Wylie, David C.
Wylie, Robert Scott
Wylie, Wm. Lindsay, Jr.
Wynn, David L.
Wyman, Wm. Earl
Wysowski, Joseph E.
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Yates, James R.
Yates, Naomi
Yauger, Raymond A.
267, 282
Yeaman, James C.
Yeargin, Charles R.
Yerkes, Lee
Yonce, Larry Eugene
Yongue, Charles C.
Youell, Gary Dean
Youmans, James Edward
Young, Amy Catherine
Young, Darrell Moore
Young, James Carl, Jr.
Young, James Randall
Young, Mary Claudia
Young, Otto James, Jr.
Young, Rickey P.
114,
Young, Steven Oramel
Young, Thomas B. Ill
Young, Thomas Oliver
Young, Vivian Elise
Young, Woodrow C.
Youngblood, Cecil G.
Youngblood, James R.
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224 N. MAIN ST. - GREENVILLE. S. C.
Specialist in Natural Shouldered Clothing
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VARIETY and FASHIONS
Clemson Shopping Center
Congratulations to the
Class of '70
Belk invites you to shop with confidence for the new
and traditional ... in departments created for today's
young people.
Belk Department Store
1501 Main Street
Columbia, South Carolina
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Your favorite pizza . . . freshly prepared
and flavor baked to perfection!
WARD SMITH CHEVROLET- BUICK INC.
Chevrolet - Buick - Opel
Authorized Sales and Service
123 By-Pass
Seneca, S. C.
882-4646
i CHEESE
MOZZAREL
ONION
GREEN OLIVE
BLACK OLIVE
GREEN PEPPER
MUSHROOM
PtPPERONI
HAMBURGER
SAUSAGE
CANADIAN BACON
NOT JALAPENO
ANCHOVY
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PIZZA INN SPECIAL
HAMBURGER 4 CHOPPED
PCPPERONI & MUSHROOM
PEPPERONI 4 GREEN PEPPER
SAUSAGE I MUSHROOMS
MUSHROOMS. OLIVES
* ONIONS . .
PIZZA WITH A GRIN
SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE
TOSSED SALAD
YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGES
2811 N. Main
Anderson, S. C.
226-8209
Delmarva Millwork Corporation
I 275 MANHIEM PIKE — P. O. BOX 1269
LANCASTER, PENNA. 17604
WHOLESALE ONLY
// It's New, It's at
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Columbia's Leading Specialty Store of
Fashions for Young Men and Women
of All Ages
Seed Breeders For The South
COKERS
PEDIGREED
SEED
For 67 years Coker scientists have been developing pedigreed seed varieties for
Southern farmers. The outstanding performance of Coker-bred varieties has written
many new chapters on the productivity of Southern farms and contributed in no small
way to America's distinguished role as a world supplier of agricultural products. Our
famous Red Hart Trade Mark is known throughout the world as a symbol of the
integrity of Coker plant breeding methods and the quality of seed varieties developed
on Coker farms.
COKER'S PEDIGREED SEED CO.
HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA
The South's Foremost Seed Breeders
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BARTON
GROCERY
COMPANY, INC.
Wholesale Distributors
PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER
LOWENBRAU (MUNICH) BEER
405 WHOLESALE ROW
ANDERSON, S. C.
SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO.
213 COLLEGE STREET
GREENVILLE, S. C.
J. B. LACHER, INC.
23 COLLEGE STREET GREENVILLE, S. C
Phone 232-7385
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
CLASS OF 1970
From
COLEMAN GUANO COMPANY
Carolina's Finest Fertilizer
Icl
CAROLINA
NATIONAL
-vke BANK a* a
arei
PENDLETON, SOUTH CAROLINA
IRVING L. WILSON COMPANY
supplier of
UNIFORMS OF DISTINCTION
to
CLEMSON ROTC STUDENTS
I Highland Avenue
Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.
CARROLL MOTOR COMPANY, Inc.
CHESTER, SOUTH CAROLINA
EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC
FANT'S CAMERA SHOP, INC
105 E. Whitner Street 224-0707
ANDERSON, S. C.
the one and only
Nikon F
SYSTEM OF PHOTOGRAPHY
SEE what makes the Nikon F the most versatile of all 35's, the key to the most
complete and comprehensive photographic system ever created.
SEE the many interchangeable Nikkor lenses; including the unusual Fisheye Nikkor,
PC-Nikkor, Micro-Nikkor, Zoom Nikkors, and others.
SEE the interchangeable finders Including the new Photomic Tn
"self-compensating" thru-the-lens meter system.
SEE the many exciting accessories that fit the Nikon F for scientific, industrial.
and other technical applications.
GOOD LUCK TO THE TIGERS
From Hero No. 1
DAUNTLESS DEFENDER
OF QUALITY
BUDWEISER,
DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY BY
BUDWEISER OF ANDERSON
44 N. MURRAY AVE.
EduWs
SHOP AND SAVE AT YOUR NEAREST
EDWARD'S
• Charleston (5 stores)
• Aiken
• Bamberg
• Beaufort
• Clearwater
• Conway
• Georgetown
• Greenwood
• Laurens
• Lake City
• Myrtle Beach (2 stores)
• Orangeburg
• Sumter
• Walterboro
. . . and now in
BELL TOWER PLAZA
Greenville
(Ohere's JVO place like)
BXJiLiDiisra-
A S SOCIATION
EASLEY, S. C.
BOYLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Sumter, S. C.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS SINCE 1922
(Ettatnm Ifaitsr
William B. Boyle
President
Class of 1939
2102 Augusta Road
Greenville, South Carolina 29605
Phone 277-7084
LYNCH
DRUG COMPANY
Clemson, S. C.
ROPER AUTO
SALES, INC.
By-Pass 123. SENECA, S. C. 29678
Thunderbird • Galaxie • Fairlane • Falcon
Mustang • Maverick • Mercury
EARL ROPER, Owner
Bus. Phone 882-8330
Res. Phone 882-8969
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CHICOPEE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
Division of Johnson & Johnson
WALHALLA, S. C.
THE
CLEMSON THEATER
. . . offering
off-campus
student
housing
PATTERSON REALTY CO
One hour
mum"
ONE HOUR MARTINIZING
Clemson Shopping Center
U.S. 76 By-Pass
Clemson, S. C.
Phone 654-3616
Clemson, S. C.
HARPER'S
FIVE & TEN CENT
Stone*,
HOME OFFICE IN SENECA, S. C.
Serving You In Clemson and Surrounding Areas
EMBLER DOOR COMPANY, INC.
p. O. Box 337
Vamville, South Carolina 29944
Telephone (803) 943-3115
SELLING QUALITY & SERVICE TO JOBBERS ONLY
li
LIQUOR STORE
and
BEVERAGE CENTER
Complete Line of Quality Liquors
Imported and Domestic
Liqueurs • Beer • Wines • Champagnes
ICE
"One-Stop Shop For All Your Party Needs"
AMPLE PARKING
Seneca-Clemson Bypass
SENECA, SOUTH CAROLINA
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CHEVROLET
Rex O'Steen
(President)
College Street
Greenville, S. C.
Compliments
The 60-Minute System
"Dry Cleaning at its Finest"
FORT
ROOFING and
SHEET
METAL
WORKS
SUMTER, S. C.
First in Fashion
meyersjarnold
Shop Two Fine Stores
Downtown
McAlister
Greenville
Square
Jacobs Mfg. Co.
Industrial Chucks
Clemson, S. C.
CHILL CHEST
Division of Revco, Inc.
WILLISTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
WILLIE E. RITH
Vice-President of Manufacturing
Sumter's Finest
THE CapctoC
WE SALUTE
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY . . .
A GREAT INSTITUTION
TEXACO
ANDERSON OIL CO.
INC.
WlLLISTOX, S. C.
wmy
RADIO
SUMTER
Serving the Men and Women of
Clemson University at Sumter
Another of flic Good Tilings About
Sumter
One hundred and sixteen Greenwood County
youths are currently enrolled at Clemson University.
Parke-Davis congratulates the twenty-one 1970 grad-
uates from Greenwood County, and the ninety-five
students who will be continuing their education at
Clemson.
The Medical-Surgical Products Division began
operations in Greenwood in 1962. Since then the
annual sales of this division have increased by
500% and the plant facilities have been increased
by more than 300%. This makes Parke-Davis one
of the fastest growing industries in South Carolina.
Parke-Davis is pleased to have several Clemson
graduates in positions of high level management
responsibility.
PARKE- DAVIS &
COMPANY
Medical-Surgical Products Division
GREENWOOD. SOUTH CAROLINA 29G46
COMPLIMENTS
OF
JAMILE J. FRANCIS
^
Brown's Cycle Shop
Phone "24-HONDA"
2019 WADE HAMPTON BLVD.
GREENVILLE, S. C.
HONDA - BULTACO
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS - ACCESSORIES
BUCO HELMETS
Herman W. Brown, Owner
YEARGIN
CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY, Inc.
(general (^-ontractord
GREENVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA
ASTRO THEATRE
"THE SPACE AGE THEATRE"
Greenville's Newest . . .
The South's Finest
PLAZA THEATRE
Completely Remodeled
Tops in Entertainment
GREENVILLE, S. C.
<^c&e4 - Ww'aAt, JL
Veen's
- Ladies'
Clothiers
Greenv
He, S.
c.
LEWIS PLAZA
Wade Hampton Ma
235-7451
232-3863
FOR HIM
FOR HER
Kingsridge Suits
Lanz
French Shriner
Denise
Johnston-Murphy
Etienne Aigner
Sero-Arrow
Howard Wolf
Towne & King
Country House
H. Freeman and
Sons
California Girl
"THE P-R-l-D-E BUILDERS'
H. ROSS DAVIS
LIQUOR STORES
AND PARTY SHOP
COMPLETE SELECTION OF
LIQUORS. WINES. AND CHAMPAGNES
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Beer— Cold by the Case or Single Bottle
TWO LOCATIONS
Seneca Westminster
next door to A & P behind the tracks
Plenty of Parking Space
Paul T. Morgan (alumnus)
Manager
H. Ross Davis
Owner
Clemson Shoe Service
MENS AND WOMEN
Also
THE FINEST IN SHOE REPAIR
Clemson, S. C.
E
Congratulations to the
Class of 1970
G. J. CREEL & SONS
GULF OIL DISTRIBUTORS
FOR HORRY COUNTY
CONWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA
'.'•.f"*1.** ■*. »'■
cock n Bull
We've got 1,001 reasons why you should visit
1001 East Washington Street
KAYS
SHOP
FIXE CLOTHES
CLEMSOX, S. C.
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greenville
south Carolina
Fashion Suppliers for TAPS 70 Beauties
(£sso)
Clemson Service
Station
Columbia, South Carolina
Central
South Carolina's
Leading
Department Store
1560 KC
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1000 WATTS
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FOOD SERVICES AT CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
Provided by
A.R.A.-SLATER SCHOOL AND COLLEGES SERVICES
"We Provide Food for Thought"
Everything Photographic
FANT'S CAMERA SHOP. INC.
ON THE SQUARE
105 E. Whitner St. 224-0707
Anderson, S. C.
UNDER $250!
Honeywell Pentax
Spotmatic f/1.8
Here's today's best fine-camera
value! Identical to the best-sell-
ing f/1.4 Spotmatic except that
it features a crisp 55mm f/1.8
Super-Takumar lens, this addi-
tion to the Honeywell Pentax
family gives you genuine Spotmatic performance at a lower price.
Its through-the-lens exposure system is famous for uncanny
accuracy. Because it sees exactly what the lens sees, you'll get
properly exposed pictures, even under the most difficult light-
ing conditions. And, although the Spotmatic delivers profes-
sional-quality results, it's exceptionally easy to use.
This superb 35mm single-lens reflex camera also features a
fully automatic diaphragm; shutter speeds to 1/1000 sec; built-
in self-timer, and much more— all for just $249.50. Come ir
and see this exciting Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic soon!
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Compliments of
ALICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
ELLJEANS PLANT FOSTER PLANT
ALICE PLANT ARIAL PLANT
ELLISON PLANT
Easley, South Carolina
We have experts who can help you
get more value from the electricity you buy.
Home economists, agricultural you use electricity, we have experts
specialists, trained business advisors, to help you get the most value
a residential advisory service from it. And their services are free,
staff, wise old owls all. Wherever Call on them anytime.
Duke Power
DARGAN
CONSTRUCTION CO,
INC.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
P. O. Box 1468
MYRTLE BEACH, S. C. 29577
COMPLIMENTS
OF
IMPERIAL
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
CLEMSON, S. C.
BEST WISHES TO TAPS
AND THE CLEMSON STUDENT
BODY
GERRISH MILLIKEN
MILL
Pendleton, S. C.
Manufacturers of Pine Synthetic Fabrics
SOUTHERN LIMBER AND
MILLWORK CORP.
LUMBER «» BUILDING MATERIAL
PAINTS «» ROOFING «» INSULATION
WALL BOARDS
P. O. BOX 522
CHARLESTON, S. C.
"It's PET...you bet!"
IVEYS
GREENVILLE, S. C.
JAKE'S
AL'S BARBER SHOP
BARBERS
THE BARBER HOUSE
OF
JAMES BARBER SHOP
CLEMSON
UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP CLEMSON HOUSE BARBER SHOP
WOMETCO VENDING
COMPANIES
NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA
GEORGIA
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Senconee Motel
123 By-Pass
SENECA, S. C.
Coffee Shop Swimming Pool
Phone 882-2784
"Clemson's Favorite Innkeeper
Over the Years"
for fine eating . . .
& banquet specialties
Southerner
Restaurant
U. S. 123
COMPLIMENTS
OF
M. LOWENSTEIN & SONS, INC.
TEXTILE MILLS AND FINISHING PLANTS
IN THE CAROLINAS AND ALABAMA
The Fabulous New
Nikkormat
n' single-lens 35mm
N reflex by Nikon
FORMAL WEAR FOR MEN
707 Harden St.* Phone 253-0461
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
• "self-compensating" thru-the-lens
meter system
• interchangeable Nikkor lenses
• interchangeable Nikon F
accessories
• automatic mirror and diaphragm
• new, all-metal focal plane shutter
• M-synch to 1/lOOOth; X-synch to
l/125th
• microprism viewing and focusing
screen
plus a host of other quality features.
With 50mm Auto-Nikkor f2 $289.50
Everything Photographic
FANT'S
CAMERA SHOP, INC.
105 E. Whitner St. 224-0707
ANDERSON, S. C.
Life Insurance Company
of Alabama
Y. W. (Bill) SMITH
"The College Underwriter"
INSURANCE COMPAN
4Mmk
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College Under
Sloan 9s Men 9s Store
CLEMSON. SOUTH CAROLINA
First in Quality — Fairest in Price
Fastest in Service
'A Satisfied Customer Is Our First Consideration
HARRIS SPORTING GOODS
"THE SPORTSMAN'S CENTER"
CLEMSON HWY. SENECA, S. C.
Headquarters for Athletic and
Sporting Goods
TO BE A SUCCESSFUL FARMER
GET A CLEMSON EDUCATION AND
HARDEE FARM EQUIPMENT
HARDEE MANUFACTURING CO., INC
LORIS, SOUTH CAROLINA
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Oakdale Country Club
23 By-Pass
FLORENCE, S. C.
CLEMSON, SOUTH CAROLINA
"It's Fun to Eat Out"
John R. Cornwall
Manager
'Different Strokes for Different Folks'
MICHAEL'S LIQUOR STORE
First and Only Liquor Store in Clemson
COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY LIQUORS
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
D & S Roofing Company
and
Modern Venetian Blind and Awning
1809 W. Market Street
Greensboro, N. C.
123 By-Pass, Vi Mile East of Stop-Light at 123
and College Avenue, toward Greenville
Westvaco...
part and parcel of
the booming growth
in education
Growth industries look to Westvaco
for leadership in paper, packaging,
building materials, and chemicals.
Westvaco
LIVING INSURANCE
from
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF THE U. S.
in Clemson
K. HENRY MILLER
107 Pleasant Dr.
in Greenville
W. S. BARTON
MOFFATT G. LONG, C.L.U.
JACK W. LEMONS, District Manager
Serving Clemson Students and Faculty
Since 1950
CLEMSON'S
FINEST GIFT SELECTION
Silver China Crystal
Gorham Lenox Lenox
Reed and Barton Royal Worcester Tiffin
Towle Oxford Fostoria
International Spode Fine Handcut
Wallace Imported Crystal
DIAMONDS • WATCHES
JEWELRY
Watch and Jewelry Repair Service
Fraternity Jewelry and Emblems
CLEMSON JEWELERS abbotts mens shop
"The Country Gentlemen's Jeweler"
654-5151
!()•_' College Ave. R. H. Snoddy, Owner
Featuring Quality and a Complete Line of
Formal Wear for the Well-Dressed Man
SENECA
CLEMSON
DAN'S
WE SPECIALIZE IN CATERING WE FURNISH EVERYTHING
FRATERNITY BANQUETS, CLUB PARTIES
Compliments of
SINGER
MOTOR PRODUCTS DIVISION
Anderson, South Carolina
What's new for tomorrow is at SINGER
today! *
•A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANY
Bishopville Petroleum Co., Inc.
SHELL PRODUCTS
GASOLINE • MOTOR OIL • FUEL OILS
W. G. DesCHAMPS, JR., CLASS OF '38
Phone HUnter 4-3416
Bishopville, S. C.
FIRESTONE
Tires • Tubes • Accessories
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE TIGERS IN THE PEE DEE
larrnn's IGtiL
SraiMru Aarnur
lEaalry. §>nuth (Carolina 29640
VOLKSWAGEN
Ask The Ones Who Own Them
Ben Kinard
Jim Bounds
Allen Edwards
Mark Goldman
Ed Wempe
Tommy Klugh
Reggie Hargrove
Jim Mobley
GIBBES VOLKSWAGEN
(A Division of Sibbes Machinery Co.)
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
Cars Since 1909 — VW Since 19.5.5
Compliments
of
C. F. MeCRARY
COMPANY
MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS
P. O. Box 9368 Hanahan
Charleston, S. C.
SERVING CLEMSON STUDENTS FOR MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY
THE L C. MARTIN DRUG CO.
CLEMSON
SOUTH CAROLINA
Compliments to TAPS
and the Class of 1970
COATS AND CLARK
Compliments of
CROWSON-STONE PRINTING CO.
Commercial Printers
OFFSET «» LETTERPRESS, to Suit Your Needs
819 Main Street
Telephone 253-7523
Columbia, S. C.
umltpra & litllman
rampua aljop
and(
The-low cost way
to get into
fine photography!
Honeywell Pentax
"r ~w~ -g Trim and compact,
I I I O the budget-priced
JL JL_l.il Hla features a
razor-sharp Super-
Takumar f /2 lens, fully automatic di-
aphragm, and shutter speeds to 1 /500
sec. It has many features found on
more expensive Pentax models, and
it accepts all the interchangeable
Takumar lenses, yet the Hla can be
yours for just S149.50— the easiest
way we know of to move up to fine
photography. Come in and see it soon!
EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC
*jant'<i Cameza Skcp, One.
ON THE SOUARE
105 E. Whitner Street Phone 224-0707
ANDERSON, SOUTH CAROLINA 29621
CAMPUS
GATE
"Guaranteed Distinctive, First Quality
Merchandise at the Very Best Possible"
208 COLLEGE AVENUE
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
LUNNEY'S
REXALL DRUG STORE
Seneca s Oldest
Owned and Operated by
DAVE GARRISON
21.5 Main Street
Seneca, South Carolina
Ethical Prescription Service
DOBSON'S HARDWARE
BALSA WOOD
GLUES
CEMENTS
and Many Items Meeting the
Student's Needs
. . . one reasoiv
moregoli baW&^aass.
anyone else mtk^>^k
• WESTMINSTER, S.C; HARTWELL, GA.; BUFFALO, N.Y.
THE
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES
of
SOUTH CAROLINA
CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1970
Aiken Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Berkeley Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Coastal Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Edisto Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Little River Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Palmetto Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Pee Dee Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Santee Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Horry Electric Cooperative, Inc.
JOIN THE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES IN STANDING TALL FOR
EXCITING SOUTH CAROLINA
at
1
Robin Hunt
27
Chipmonk Smith
2
Marty Kearse
28
Billy Wall
3
Poot Harpootlian
29
Mouse Man Hend
4
Allen Groover
30
Henry Dupre
5
Merrell Garvin
31.
Glenn Price
6
John Steer
32.
Charles Sibley
7
Chuck Munn
33.
Lane Craven
8
Tom Davis
34
Bill Allison
9
Ted Godfrey
35
Bill Bradley
10
Cole Huckabee
36.
Rob Patrick
II
David Teal
38.
Gerry Beaman
12
Tom Holstein
39.
Phil Thompson
13.
Fish Gill
40.
John Lesslie
14
Joe Bagwell
41.
Randy Shaw
15
John Matthews
42.
Smiley Foster
16
Ray Jackson
43.
Norman Bozard
17.
Tommy Scott
44.
Birdman Pridgeon
ie
Dicker Deas
45.
Bob Tusso
19.
Jack Cunningham
46.
Mickey Johnson
20
Doug Patrick
47.
John Creel
21.
Fuzzy Thompson
48.
Ap Bowen
22
Jim Bounds
49.
Hooker Pierce
23.
Mike Lindler
SO
Bob Dullea
24.
Mickey McNeill
51.
Ted Beemer
25
Tommy Cobb
52.
Tom Roller
26.
Henry Brooks
53.
Charlie Kreidler
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1. Dr. F. C. Alley
2. Madale Theiling
3 Charlie Forsberg
4. John Cockcroft
5. Bob Long
6. John Graham
7. David Meyers
8. Tommie Penney
9. Mike Fowler
10. John Avinger
11. Al Saunders
12. Ed Bolen
13. Duck Horres
14. Harold Campbell
15. Ed Meyers
16. Bill Fowler
17. Carlisle Avinger
18. Alan Johnstone
19. Ned R Mitchell
20. Little Richit Davis
21. Jack Haas
22. Ronnie Caldwell
23. Sheldon Jones
24. Lawton Murray
25. Bunkie Page
26. George Newell
27. Johnny Sandifer
28. Larry Earl Triplett
29. Grit Gordon
30. Archie Lattimore
31. Bruce Carter
32. Ray Moss
33. David Scott
34. Johnny Jones
35. Buck Horres
36. Ruple Hutto
37. Dog
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5. Allen Carroll
6. Don Alexander
7. Jim "Greek" Hende
8. Tommy Young
9. Troy Buzhardt
10 Larry McElreath
11. Ed "Luke" Copelan<
12. Richard Gardner
13. Harry Gardner
Dean Wheeler
Bobby "Goodie" Gc
Press Tompkins
Randy Griffen
Randy Cunningham
Randy Taylor
Charlie "RA" Johns.
Marion Swink
Bob Smith
Rusty Gerhardt
Jim Carey
Johnny Wheeler
Steve Barton
Dick Bukowsky
Earl Gilstrap
Robert "Crash" Stei
Lewis Moss
Doug Bonnette
Ben Sullivan
Greg "Aruba" Dent
Joe Jenkins
Keith "Mouse" Wha
. Jim Brazell
IDENTIFICATION
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1. Chuck Roediger
2. Fleet Fleetwood
3. Margaret Kee
4. Cheeks Hanzel
5. Sig Segars
6. Weed Easley
7. Wild Man Duvall
8. Papa Edwards
9 Fluffy Drennan
10. Thumper Humphries
11. Tex Faulkner
12. Bean Winburn
13. Grease Stroupe
14. Concave Cunningham
15. Blue Darden
16. Reeker Stephens
17. Roadtrip Ellison
18. Tatlow Hunt
19. Bones Peirce
20. Rainwater McClintock
21. Injun Touchstone
22. Mulla Mulla Moyer
23. Doc Richardson
24. Kraut Dworschak
25. Diamond Jim Douglas
26. Doodlebug Tibbs
27 Bulldoq Ballentine
28. Slamming Sammy Patter:
29. Ranger Segars
30. Hoops Stroud
31. Wop Vernon
32. Pistol Pate
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1. Debbie Tillotson
2. Mrs. Margaret Poole, Advisor
3. Carole Tyson
4. Susan Klinck
5. Janet Crenshaw
6. Liz Pennington
7. Brenda Miller
8. Carole Wilson
9. Alecia Haddon
10. Sherry Marchbanks
11. Marty Hart
12. Cecy Guerry
13. Alice Haddon
14. Maggie Harper
15. Susan Schumacher
16. Linda Dasher
17. Mrs. Carole Dysart, Advisor
18. Libby Pitts
19. Suzanne George
20. Mary Jane Trotter
21. Margaret Garrison
22. Beaver Baker
23. Jenny Hurley
24. Pat Butcka
25 D.ane Tuttle
26. Bonnie Cameron
27. Judv Corn
Marlene Mart.n
Charlotte Sottile
Susan Cothran
Giles Abernethy
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1. Bill Bonner
2. Bubbv Foy
ard Hall
4. Jh
Prathe
5. Joe Ed Davis
6. John Little
7. Bobby Jackson
8. Bob Perry
9. Jerry Meeham
10. Don Slate
11. Jerry Wells
12. David Norton
13. Jim Peeples
14 John David Griffith
15. Robert Hawthorne
16. Greg Jones
17. Dave Hendricks
18. Tommy Oglesby
19. Jeff Rockwell
20 Larry Bell
21. Robert McCants
22. George Bennett
23. Ben Compton
24. Booty Shelly
25. Johnnie Floyd
26. Ben Watson
27. Suzanne Compton
28. Hugh Crawford
29. John Worsham
30. Ro
Barnett
31. Bill Gilbe
32. Jim Wriqht
33. Jimmy Jackson
34. Louis McAlhaney
35 M.ke Lake
36. Manon Slaton
37. Ronnie Rentz
38 Charlie Waters
39. Don Sharp
40. Pete Mowlajks
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1. Mike McConnell
2. Corky Holman
3. Jim Runion
4. Hot Dog Miller
5. Reg Hargrove
6. Bill Webster
7. Ron Roof
8. Marshall West
9. Bear Wilson
10. Ken Ewan
II. Nelson Weaver
12. Bill Norris
13. Crash Armfield
14 Jon Polack
15. Round Man
16. Donnie Coggins
17. Robert Compton
18. Manly Jones
19. Leg Williamson
20. Wadey Poo
21 . Moonpie Carder
22. Rick Jones
23. Fog Oakley
24. CDA Poe
25. Liberalmire
26. Lenny Linthead
27. Drake Curry
28. Cool Breeze
29. Ronnie Bridwell
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30. Clay Cox
31. The Iceman
32. Opie
33. Bill Altman
34. Quasi
35. Taylor Backup G
36. Hambone
37. Ben Pauling
38. Mike Parham
39. Splinter
40. Goldie
41. Jet Huggins
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I. Thurston Bagnal
2 Matt Self
3. Charlie Wallmo
4. Ro
Lowde
5. Larry McMMI,
6. Robert Mitchell
7. Jody Culler
8. Bill Wilburn
9. Michael Kapp
10. Steve Hixson
11. John Thornhill
12. Bobby McCormn
13. Tommy Wright
14. Paul Morris
15. Michael Myers
16. Bill Kimbrell
17. Bud Legare
18. Gene Durant
19. Bater Culler
20. Jack Warren
nes McGee
22. Sn
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23. Locky Floyd
24. Jimmy Kelly
25. Keith McLeod
26. Gary Jeffords
27. Bill Kirkpatrick
28. Richard Balleng(
29. Donnie Dukes
30. Danny Gregg
31. Bill Myers
32. John Ross
33. Bill Free
34 David Andrews
35. Alan Culler
36. Randy Lyons
37. Lee Gardner
38. Harry Thomas
39. John Jeffers
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OZT
1. Judy Shephard
2. Ann Busby
3. Ann Barrett
4. Lucy Gordon
5. Susan Callison
6. Diana Busby
7. Barbara Dieglio
8. Laure Holleman
9. Alex Georgeo
10. Nome Hudnall
11. Jud. Nicks
12. Diana Edwards
13. Sally Tripp
14. Linda Parker
15. Donna Brooks
16. Mary Craig
17. Dawn Jones
18. Brenda Curtis
19. Tessa Stewart
20. Judy DeHoff
21. Elaine Owens
22. Sandra Corley
23. Cathy Cox
24. Sally Smith
25. Sandra Hash
26. Millie Donaldsor
27. Patty McCuen
28. Judy Jameson
29 Bit Mcauley
30. Peggy Batson
31. Diane Jameson
32. Emily Warren
33. Sharon Rice
34. Ann Kester
35. V,cki Mattis
36. Kenyon Fairey
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1. Jim Buck
2. John Ratter
3. Charles Ten
4. Andy Sidrony
5. Steve Epps
6. Charles Eldridae
7. Fred Worsham
8. Keith Callicutt
9. Walter Jenkins
10. Larry Huggins
11. Tim Grant
12. Johnny Roberts
13. Lonnie Bull
14. Eddie Sink
15. David Thrailkill
16. Fred Faircloth
17. Buddy Lenhardt
18. Tommy Smith
19. John Fulmer
20. Tommy Henderson
21. David Pitner
22. Bobby Cauthen
23. George Bullwinkel
24. Pat Williamson
25. Charles Whetstone
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26. Randolph Tiller
27. Fred Schilling
28. Curt Hogan
29. Tommy Ramsey
30. Tom Moss
31. Steve Smoak
32. Charles McElvei
33. Charles Ratterrf
34. Craig Thomas
35. Bill Verross
36. Doug Conrad
37. Ed Grandy
38. Paul Krig
39. Doug Watters
40. Goody Thomas
41. Freddy Riley
42. Lynn Dantzler
43. Sammy Span
44. Bob DuRant
45. Jim Hall
46. Richard Black
47. Pink Kellett
48. Jim Poling
49. David Morrow
50. Steve Wray
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29
Roger Ekland
2.
Col. R. C. Robbins
30
Roger Mudd
3
Ben Hooks
31
Greg Pearce
4
Tom Fulmer
32
Don Kelley
5
Dave Gilbert
33
Buddy Grimes
6
Bill McLellan
34.
Jim Kinard
7
Allen Smith
35.
Moffat Burris
8
Tom Lynch
36.
Jimmy Swindell
9
Jimmy Taylor
37.
Joe Turner
10
Dr J. V. Reel
38.
8ob Ogletree
II
George Moore
39.
Ray Wilson
12
Pete Macomson
40.
Paul Myers
13.
Marvin Whitehead
41.
Tom Bethea
14.
Chuck Lindsey
42.
Marvin Buchana
15
Craig Stafford
43.
Al Jolly
16
John Mullen
44
David McLellan
17.
Mike Wmgo
45.
Steve Avant
18.
Bill Presson
46.
Rodney Langley
19.
John Frank
47.
Robert Lee
20.
Bill Reese
48.
John Graham
21.
Benny Duncan
49.
Windy Hughes
22.
Oscar Carter
50.
David Gilstrap
23.
Al Hurt
SI.
Buddy Freeman
24.
Pat Halloran
52.
Charles Hudson
25.
Jim Mackintosh
53.
Robert Epps
26.
Al Droege
54.
Mike Hendrick
27.
Eddie Jones
55.
Corky Cooper
28.
Rob Cox
56.
Gary Pringle
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1. Judy Kossler
2. Barbara Wells
3. Dara Williamson
4. Kay Knoy
5. Jane Hass
6. Lyn Jackson
7 Gail Brewer
8. Carol Stahlkuppe
9. Nancy Dannals
10. Brenda Spearman
11. Diane Ashley
12 Harriet Smith
13. Bonnie Truluck
14. San Finley
15. Ellen Calhoun
16. Robin Hadden
17. Georgia Montgomer
18. Paula Sloan
19. Angie Fowler
20 Jere Ragsdale
21. Mrs. J. V. Reel, Adv
22. Janice Wilson
23. Suzie Hart
24. Joan Hindman
25. Marilyn Jones
26. Diane Harrison
27. Harriet Ross
28. Rowena Sobczyk
29. Diane Wright
30. Sue Holcombe
31. Pat Mansfield
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I. Deck Edwards
2 Fearless Foster
3. Big Al Haselden
4 Michael Kaylor
5. Roach Grlbertson
6. Pill Edwards
7. Tizzy Moore
8. Big Boy DeLoach
9. Rudy Griggs
10. Slick B. Cornwell
11. Raquel Cornwell
12. Doog Armistead
13. Marc Ragsdale
14. Zippy Gilbert
3:ewart
16. Hair Klugh
17, Frank Lee
18 Vince Baker
19. Mama Meyer
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21. Wmnle Poo Lawton
22. P.dgeon Neely
23 Ross Hanahan
24. John Fulmer
25 George Bolen
26. Stoker Turner
27. C. Weeks
28. Peter Pappas
29. Slick M. Cornwell
30 Lu Cato
31. Super Duh Jameson
32. John Burroughs
33. Hank Cogan
34. Al Puckett
35. Brooks Holbrook
36. Happy Herlong
37 NLte Newton
38 Wlldman Milam
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Bamb. Levine
Wop Mirabelli
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. M.ke Taylor
. Frank Ireland
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John Meade
. Perk Coffey
. Skip Brown
"Magoo" Femberg
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Ted Klen H
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Augie Tortora
Bill OuBo.s
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8. Don Alexander
9. David Tibbs
10. Alan Johnstone
11. Harold Campbell
12. Al Droege
13. Nate Newton
14. Austin Gilbert
15. John Hanzel
16. Irvine Lupo
17 Frank Burtner, Adv
18. Donnie Coggins
19. Charles Ratteree
20. Jim Peeples
21. Bob Ogletree
22. Gordon Metsy
23. Lane Craven
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EPILOGUE
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COVER, LAYOUTS, MISC. GUANO
Albert B. Jolly, Jr. With A Little Help From My Friends
THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Was 1969-70 different from all the other years
that have rolled over us in their intimidating
banality?
You're damned tooting.
Before Christmas, no one really believed any
longer that Clemson was the Flower of the South,
or the proverbial buckle on the Bible Belt, or the
cornerstone of anti-communism. Most of them
shrunk with fear that Strom Thurmond's alma mater
had been taken over by a handful of professional
agitators. The "damned Yankee, hippy, peace-
queer communist troublemakers" had turned that
pastoral trade school into a hotbed of Godless
dissent and moral depravation. Alas and Goddamn.
Well, maybe it was mostly the same old Clemson
with the same old give-a-damn students. But was it
really? Something was different. People were
angrier, and many of them were much more active,
and the news coverage of the school was by far
more frequent than ever before.
It was this: The minority of students who aren't
willing to take the same old administration line,
listen to the same old b. s. day-after-day-after-
day-after-day, and let the world's problems go
unmentioned grew larger, stronger, more militant,
and at the same time more rational, more calcu-
lating and more effective.
Rat Season again was the first stormy issue of
the year, but not that many people get excited
over The Tiger's effort to destroy Rat Season
anymore.
Then the Student Union Dig-In, for what it was
worth, cropped up to embarrass Dr. (sic) R. C.
Edwards, who prefers to lobby for the school with-
out the help of so-called student demonstrations
and the like. The chances for getting the union
are good now, and the effort to convince the S. C.
General Assembly and the Governor that we must
have it was the product of work from several circles,
but no one can deny that students constantly shout-
ing their demand for the union was quintessential
in changing people's minds.
Edwards and his staff set themselves for the next
battle, and Terry Clyne's proposal for a student-
run canteen on East Campus was summarily vetoed
by the Executive Council. Students are students
you know and shouldn't busy themselves with
financial operations. Or was it that such an
enterprise would drain away Athletic Department
revenue? Or was it. . . .
And then like 3,000 atom bombs — the October
15 Vietnam Moratorium. What a humiliation for
the administration. Clemson students just don't
do things like that. They're nice, clean-cut, pro-war,
McDonald's hamburger American boys and girls
who wouldn't dare stand in that amphitheatre
reading the names of war dead, and holding those
goddamned candles, marching with them hippies
from Georgia, listening to that communist David
Schoenbrun undermine American patriotism and
the overall war effort, staying up all night to say
that THEY are for an immediate withdrawal of all
U. S. troops from Viet Nam. Who the hell do they
think they are, anyway?
Clemson, Clemson, what has happened to you?
All those students wanting to get rid of the Con-
federate flag, the Stars and Bars. Oh God. And
"Dixie" offends them, and they sued the University
to hold a regional, a regional moratorium to bring
in all them outside agitators, and the long-haired
Mary Janes forced Frank Howard to resign as foot-
ball coach, and the venereal disease rate went up
according to The Tiger, and coeds are staying out
all night half the time, and Clemson students, our
Clemson students from Spartanburg and Anderson
and Walhalla and Columbia and Camden and Rock
Hill, not just them damned New Jersey hippies,
are smoking marijuana and shooting gook into their
veins, and the football team was lousy and the
basketball team was worse and where will it end?
I ask you, where will it end?
Whatever happened to coming home on the
weekends and sitting here with us and telling us
about good grades and the pretty new girlfriend
whose father is independently wealthy and want-
ing to be an engineer or a doctor or a sales repre-
sentative and watching the Saturday ballgame with
Daddy and going to church with us on Sunday like
in the good old days. I ask you — what has hap-
pened to the good old days?
Oh Clemson, what have they done to you? I
mean it's not as if John C. Calhoun hadn't lived
right over there on that hill. The pep is gone from
the pep rallies, that good old-time patriotic de-
votion to The School has died and The Hair is so
long and the skirts so short and the clothes so dirty
and I saw a pretty little girl from Pickens (Pickens,
mind you) dating one of them long-haired, greasy-
looking, wire rim glasses, tennis shoes and blue
jeans and army jacket hippies and she kissed him
and I wanted to retch and where will it stop?
And President Edwards is trying so hard and
working so late and losing so much weight to try
and run that university the way he knows it should
be run and actually sitting for hours talking to those
freaks and all in his office and all he gets is ingrati-
tude. And every time he tries to do something
that fishwrapper The Tiger is on his back to cut him
down and ridicule him and complain and gripe and
bellyache about something they don't even know
anything about and try to tell the president of the
university how to run the place and I know that the
whole staff is probably from New Jersey or some-
where else in the North and they all dress shabbily
and have long hair and gave so much unwarranted
coverage to that moratorium and I think it's about
time the administration closed it down and disci-
plined the editors.
Where? Where? Where has gone the old way
when things were so calm and pleasant and stu-
dents were students and didn't stick their noses
into everything? What has happened to the Good
Old Days?
DEAD, DEAD and GONE.
RECESSIONAL
So it goes. In the beginning was the Waste, and
the Waste was with us, and we were the Waste.
And we found ourselves up to our ears in Clem-
son's idyllic pastures. It covered up; it filled our
eyes, our noses, smothered our youthful breasts,
choked us and we knew it not. There, at the very
beginning, we divided ourselves into two camps —
those who were content to move upwind, and those
who were determined to find the source and stop
the flow. As always, both sides failed.
This, then, was the Clemson tradition — a series of
driftings and flounderings; an attempt by some to
keep their heads above it all, while others refused
to tread. As always, a few sank beneath the mire —
they are the heroes of this prayer.
For those who were content to move upwind, things
more or less worked out. While they were never
successful in escaping the wastes of academia, they
got used to the odor. They became a part of
the odor.
". . . Clemson as an institution and the vast
majority of individuals who comprise the insti-
tution never forget that Clemson exists to train
young people for useful careers of their own and
for useful service to society."
We can dismiss the Joiners-of-the-Odor with a few
words. They did what was expected of them. They
do what is expected of them. They became "pro-
ductive members of society" — that is, they learned
to wallow. They were the majority; a silent and
overpowering stench. It is enough to say that they
never really enjoyed the offal; just lived and
breathed in it. As expected.
But the story of Clemson, if it be a changing story,
is not the story of the Eaters-of-the-Offal, but the
story of the Seekers-of-the-Source, for though they
were no more successful in escaping the horrible
muck, they never forgot it stank. We trace the
course of their failure here now.
"The Board of Trustees . . . adopted in 1965 a
directive proclaiming fredom of expression within
the University community . . ."
There have always been Seekers. In recent years,
their number has grown. They have not asked for
the right to speak; they never thought it necessary
to ask for a right. Among the graduates of '70
were the Seekers of '66.
". . . but forbidding any overt or violent acts
which interfere with the functioning of the insti-
tution. The President is ordered and directed to
enforce this policy by such disciplinary measures
as he deems necessary."
Not that the Seekers hadn't always lived among
the Waste; they had. But they expected something
different from college. A new awareness, available
for the asking. Perhaps they expected too much.
What awareness they did get was handed to them
on a shovel. It was enough in '66. Now they knew
the Waste from what it as. The guestion became,
"Where does it all come from?"
"This policy has been repeatedly communicated
to all concerned and has been of inestimable
value in promoting an atmosphere of responsi-
bility and mutual understanding."
The Seekers understood that someone was threaten-
ing them. Someone as content with the Waste,
even pleased with it, and wished to preserve its
tactical, defensive nature. In '67, they were still
niave — too ill-founded in the scientific method to
suspect that the Protectors-of-theOffal might be
the Producers as well. They would learn.
"Here at Clemson the administration has always
and will always ask the faculty for recommenda-
tions . . . the qualification of academic adminis-
trators is one of the areas where the faculty
should be of assistance . . ."
For a while, the Seekers suspected the faculty.
Although the Seekers did not know what to suspect
from a faculty, the faculty still was not what they
expected. So they suspected.
"This role however is not best fulfilled through
an established procedure ... we should keep
the appointment system fluid."
But not for long. No, it wasn't the faculty. Most
of them were assuredly Easters-of-the-Offal but not
the Producers. (A few were Seekers in their own
way.)
In '68, the Seekers knew their enemy. They found
the Source, the fecund orifice, and set out to cap
it. Journalists, politicians, Christians, Jews — the
Seekers filled various roles in the war. They passed
bills, and more bills, and wrote editorials, and more
editorials, and said a few prayers and nothing
fundamental was accomplished. They managed to
dam, to channel, to divert — they reached a few
goals, won a few compromised victories — but they
never stopped the flow. They maintained their
inferior under-it-all position for, try as they did,
the sheer velocity and volume of the Waste was
more than they could combat. Or outrun.
"A small group of students sought to convene
on the Clemson campus a regional Vietnam
Moratorium demonstration. . . . Administration,
recognizing its responsibility for proper use .
after a full hearing and the filing of detailed
briefs and affidavits, Judge Donald Russell
his opinion fully upheld the University's position.
In '69 and into 70, the Seekers became resigned.
The fought blindly now, full of resentment and pity,
sick of the adjectives, the rhetoric, the stultifying
Waste.
Thus sustained, Clemson's Administration is
addressing itself anew to the future of the Uni-
versity. In a spirit of mutual understanding, we
are determined to carry Clemson forward to
higher degrees of excellence in every aspect of
the University."
The Waste rose higher and higher. The Seekers
had failed— the Seekers had always failed. They
found the source— they faced the Producers— and
were overwhelmed. Now, like the Seekers before
them, they could leave— they had failed.
They leave with the only education Clemson of-
fers—the realization of failure. It is the best sort
of education. The Seekers learned that as long as
there are men of no talent in high places, there
will be Waste. And there will be Seekers, to lose
the fight against Waste. That's a lot of knowledge.
The stench remains. The Producers grow fatter.
The complacent, the Eaters-of-the-Offal, consume
the Waste and know it not. And they are the Pro-
ducers to tomorrow. They will consume, and grow
large, and defecate, and others will feed.
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Metropolitan Museum
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Console Living Room
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