Taps

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Winthrop Coeds
Castigate Erter

Uncomfortable Cubicles

Untv

Pianist Here Monday

Circle K

so LISTEN carefully, poor
and stupid freshman, while the
wizened senior tries to tell you
how it's all done:

In that schedule booklet you
got at the first of the semester,
there is an examination sche-
dule, but since you got about a
bushel of paper at the beginning
of the semester, you probably
threw it out with the rest of the
stuff. Go screaming down the
hall until somebody smarter
offers you one. Or trudge up
to the registrar's office and get
a schedule from them. Unless
they've run out, as they usually
do.

Inf

Tiger Backfield Has New Loo
Gore, Jackson Provide Speed

AFROTC Cadet Of Month

Letter Criticizes Coluni|s
And Kent's Viet Stand

Edwards Answers Questions

oed Bemoans Dance Weekend

Do I Look Like A Rat?

Hats off to the vandals who sel
the fire on the ninth level of John
stone Hall, Saturday night. Not onk
did they cause the residents of ha
B-9 to be evacuated, they made sue
acts of vandalism that occur in tl
future punishable by state law.

low To Build A Homecomin _

BEAT HELL

Dogpatch Comes To Clemson

Miss CU To Be Crowned At Tigerama p^ Headquarters

Life Outside install New Officers

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igers Romp Past
wamecockSf 23-12

Swimming Team Getting
Ready For North Carolina

man Pitcher Stars ^ama Draft - Dodgei
n-American Gaines Blowout

Gold Tiger
Is Erected

'67 —Year Of The Tigers

"On Behalf Of The Board Of Trustees . . ."

C.U. Students Eny
Off-Campus Livin|

Frant Field Jinx

Who's #1 In ACC

Whitney

biebeating gtudeiit Opliiioii Stlrrcd
By The Pueblo Incident

ood Services Attacked

A Features Mitch Ryder,
bphets, And Buckinghams

OUTA GA

THE AVERAGE CLEMSON
STUDENT is white, 19 years
old, male, a resident of South
Carolina, single, Protestant
(usually Baptist, an engineer-

ing or arts and sciences major
who will never graduate. Likes
the Rat System.

limson can thank the press of the

.1 for the blown-up condition of

necent McNeight case on improper

ti,

le newspaper in the Clemsonarea

ned off a spark of "hot" press

e ses that soon had the McNeight

t a statewide controversy.

^ d almost every newspaper com-

sied that the Clemson student high

J I had legalized the mini-skirt on

[1)US.

Meal Ticket Misuse

Men's Residence Coui
Convicts 19 Students

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1968 TAPS

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1968 TAPS
Annual Publication of Clemson University; Clemson, South Carolina

JACK W. ERTER, JR Bditor-in-Chiej

WILLIAM H. TURNER .... Bnswess Manager
JOHN D. HARTLEY Designer

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 1

CALENDAR 8

Fall 9

Winter 38

BEAUTIES 63

SPORTS 81

ACTIVITIES 143

ORGANIZATIONS 214

Honorary' 216

Professional 237

Social 285

Military 313

Regional 327

Religious 331

Athletic 341

ADMINISTRATION 354

GRADUATES 390

CLASSES 408

Senior 410

Junior 493

Sophomore 517

Freshman 543

EXTENSIONS 575

EPILOGUE 588

ADVERTISING 595

*JizAt Semedtez . . . Cack to ^chooC . . .
ozange zat katA . . . waitcngf In Cltte . . .
ze^Utzation . . . ^ettin^ azgam^ed . . .
new (ace A . . . tke 'JzeAkman picnic —
afteznoon jauntA to tke Cake . . . Ackaoi
Aplzlt . . . pant^ zaldA . . . (izAt (ootCaiC
gfame . . . IZat 7^op . . . Seat ^eoz^la

Qul^^eA . . . ^ont fozget *Jeck . . .

<y^utumn coCoz . . . conAtzuctlan and
tozn up AtzeetA . . . 'Sam a SCowout . . .
. . . paztleA . . . moze conAtzuctlon . . .
'HaCCoween . . . 'Homecoming /Coat a . . .
'jlgezama . . . a new WIaa GCemAon

tke Queen and kez Gouzt . . . examA

too neaz . . . 'HoClda^A at CaAt . . .
GazoClna-GCemAon . . . CaAt qul^^cA . . .
panic . . . examA . . . GkzUtmaA {inaCC^
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GientAon opened Its daozd to man^ ea^ezC^ awaltingf
dtudentd In <^ugu6t. 'Jke Se^cnnln^ o^ i.ckooi
meant Congf ClneA to aiC and tke stazt of a month
of fzudtzatlon to many new fzeskman. Sut aCC wad
not Sad ad many dtudentd enjoyed tke
**7^ Camp" pzioz to tke beginning of dckooC.

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zaCCce^, ^zedkman eCectlotzd, and a^tet houzA activities
kept zatA SuA^. '^ootSaCi AeaAott and dance
weekendA azzived. <y^CC tkcAe activiticA pzeAented
an oppcztunit^ to each GCemAcn Atudent to zenew oCd
acquaintanccA and meet new ^ziendA.

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*U^lth the coming of OctoSez,
footSaCC and pzo/d ^wung into
kigk geaz. 3ut acti(/itg was not
Cimited AoieCg to tke gzidizon
and cCasdZoom. SamaSCowout,
conceztA, and SeautifuCig dec-
ozated cazs. pzo(/ided enteztain-
ment foz tke student a. a^ majoz
comtzuction pzogzam wad in
evidence et/ezgwkeze on campus.

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wad 76omecomlng: 'Jlgfezama,
dUpCa^A, tke G.74'.-*}Haz^iand
^ame, danced, and a Sunday
afternoon concert. ^ovemSez
aCdo daw tke famoud
^)HcOtelgkt contzovezd^.
'Jized hit tke dozmd. Sxam
time dzew neazez. ^idgzuntCed
dtudentd weze active. *JootSaiC
deadon finaCC^ came to an end
with tke tzaditionaC Sattie
againdt azck-zivaC GazoCina.

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examd meant ion^ kouzd of stud^. *Joz otkezd,
tke^ meant iong houzA o/ piagcng. ^ecemCez aCso
Czaugkt tke 9. *J. G. U annuaC GhzUtma6 paztg. ^I^ang
Atudentd mtnedded GCemsonU fczAt zugSg team.
GanAtzuction wozk continued, o^t CaAt, fizAt AemeAtez
waA ovez; GkziAtmaA hoiida^A Segan.

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Secoktd Semedtez . . . c^ new ^eaz . . .

'Jzatezmt^ zu^k . . . Sozozit^ zu^k

Ic^ 6tzeet6 attd AcdewaCkd . . . SaAketSaii
. . . hectic timed foz tke infizmaz^ . . .
qui^^ed . ..pazt^ time a^ain. . . ^THidwin-
tezA . . . dziiC in fi/teen degzee weatkez
. . . kouAepazticA . . . ^aCetttineU . . .
aCC ttigktezA at *Jap6 . . . Spzing 'Hop
. . . Wi^itaz^ 3aCi . . . maze qui^^cA
. . . dpzingf spoztd . . . kaiida^d . . . a
weCcome 6zeak . . . ^zeek gamea^ . . .
tke end in sight . . . Sadtez . . . ^unioz-
Senioz . . . czam . . . a dag ^oz Seniozs
. . . examd . . . ^zaduation . . . jog and
teazA . . . what a geaz . . . *jke Snd/

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P^anuaz^ Szougkt in second &eme6tez. *12usk Segan
foz tke jfzatd in CeAA than ideaC weatkez. SadketSaiC
AeaAon azzlved at GCemson and was hcgMcgkted with
a vUit 6^ natconaCC^ zanked 7i. 91. G. a^ fCu
epidemic kit campus. Gonstzuction wozk continued.
Students Segan anotkez semestez of intensive stud^.

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*Je8zuaz^ azzlved just ahead of WidwctztezA.
Jackie Ti^iCdon, 7he CCadAccA 9V, and tke
3uckin^kam6 pzovided tke enteztalitment. Sotk
of/-campu6 and dozm Cife weze ad ^U6^ ad aCwa^d,
8ut not too 6ud^ (foz dtudentd to take an
occadlonaC moment to zeCax.

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Ci€m6on wa6 Cu&tClng itt ^J^azck.
Spzln^ dpoztd got undezwag.
'jkefzatA enjoyed tkelz tzadlticnai
^zeek ^eek. Ozgani^atlonA
keid cmtiatlonA. Spzcng T^ap
wa6 enjoged 6g mang. Goedi
weze anxlou6 to en jog the 6un.
Snezgetic AtudentA weze evezg-
wkeze on campus, aithougk the
(zultA of tkeiz enezgieA weze not
aCwag6 good. Sven "Oid *Jom"
couCd not 6tag itcCC.

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9t uCao Szougkt otkez tkcn^A: ^um'oz-Semoz; the
wlttd-up o( Apzing ApaztA; Seniaz ^a^; and, to the
zegzet of man^ studentd, examd. Ti^ith the end of
the AchooC ^eaz in sight, mang students weze found
dzeamcng of the Congf summez months ahead.

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examA, zemcnUccng, and
gzaduatlon. ^jken it wad aCi
over. SckooC wad out. ct^
Cong Aummez Cag ahead.

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/avozite /lad^, ad an emdCem of kez Cove, a dCeeve made
of the fine At iiCk, em^zoidezed with a peazC-cCuAtezed design.
"JkU ACeeve waA Sound azound the keimet and wozn
duzcng tke conteAt. She waA kcA AponAoz, and if he wad
victoziouA, ke zode 6g kez Sox to zeceive acknowCedgment of
kiA (/ictozg.

On zeaCitg, tkeAe CoveCg /ladieA aze tke AponAOZA of tke
AtudentA of GCemAon, and we, tke weazezA of tkeiz
AieeveA . . .

. . . CjentCemen, tke /iadieA.

BEAUTIES

miss clemson university
Cheryl Jensen

block "c" club

miss taps
marianne Stevenson

phi kappa delta

homecoming
queen

donna
tumbleston

numeral society

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mrs. joe mac bates

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clemson university's best dressed
sarah karesh

carol Jackson

Sigma beta chi

donna brooks

pershing rifles

bonnie mercier

arnold air society

ATHLETICS

-/Vthletics, at Clemson, is more.

It is more than a finish or a start or a list of numbers or a team
or a coach or a score or a misused phrase of guilded sports slang.

It is a tear that never flows down a cheek but dies inside when
a team loses that should have won.

It is a smile in a crowd.

It is a group of students working in the cold on a homecoming
float that will live only for one quick spurt while a tired player rests.

It is the reward and satisfaction of seeing a team grow into a
better team.

It is people who care, who speak, who help, who cheer, who play,
who love.

It is watching a boy become a man and a girl become a woman.

It is winning.

It is losing.

It is, we hope, also in the pages of this book.

Cheerleaders

s!;*»T'j;a's m.

FIRST ROW : Jamie Roets. SECOND ROW: Shel-
ley, W. Barbary, Ande Mitchell, Darra Williamson,
Trina Martin. THIRD ROW: Jim Gregory, John
Enslen, Rhett Myers, Butch Roach, Bob Harris,
Richard Merrick, Dave Merry, Harry Tinsley.

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CLEMSON
WAKE FOREST

26

This is what it's like to have the best team in
twenty-eight years . . .

A coaching staff singing praises, a roster with
more lettermen than positions, a summer of
promises, a son or friend to watch, a bottle, a girl,
a hell of a team, a kick-off . . .

Four plays later first-string quarterback Jimmy
Addison crawls off the field. He cannot walk.
36,000 people wait, and on the field ... a champi-
onship team stumbles . . . then they lean on a
sophomore quarterback named Charley Waters.
Waters is superb, and the team responds. Buddy
Gore earns 122 yards rushing and two touch-
downs . . . Clemson makes mistakes . . . but Wake
Forest scores only once.

Is one bottle enough? Nationally ranked Geor-
gia comes ne.xt week . . .

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GEORGIA

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One bottle isn't enough, but it does not matter
because . . .

Frank Howard said that it was a fine game that
we lost. There was more . . .

It was . . . two intercepted passes that resulted
in two Georgia touchdowns and a field goal . . .
a hapless, bottleless, spiritless Clemson cheering
with nowhere to hide from a Clemson 3 — Georgia
17 half time score ... It was JacW Jackson leading
a sustained drive to the one . . . Buddy Gore
scoring . . . Frank Liberatore returning the next
Georgia punt for a touchdown. It was seeing
Clemson stunned by a holding penalty . . . seeing
Georgia score as the Tigers momentarily faltered
. . . seeing the Tigers stopped.

Did the best team in twenty-eight years meet
a better team ? Next Saturday Georgia Tech will
not care what happened today . . .

CLEMSON
GEORGIA TECH

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10

This is what it's like to have a "bad day" or
something . . .

A hot stadium packed with the largest audience
ever to see a football game in Georgia, a memory —
one year old — of a game earned and then lost with
a clipped fullback, a myriad of believing Clemson
fans . . . who gaped and saw . . . Georgia Tech
run thirteen plays and score one touchdown and
one field goal . . . who yelled and saw . . . Clem-
son's offensive blocking crumble . . . who screamed
and saw . . . Clemson humbled in the first half
and held in the second . . . who cried and saw . . .
a beaten Tiger team crying with them.

Auburn will remember this Saturday . . .

CLEMSON
AUBURN

21
43

"Auburn did more goods things against us . . ."
than any other team this year, but "... it's hard
to say just what we would have done had Needle
(Jimmv Addison) been in there the entire time."
That is the story. These are the details . . .

Auburn scores the fir§t time they have the ball
bv returning a Clemson punt . . . Auburn's kick-
ing specialist completes three field goals including
a 51 -yard record breaker . . . Clemson loses more
than a third of its first string players due to in-
juries ... led by Addison, Freddy Kelly, Phil
Rogers, and Jacky Jackson score . . . Clemson is
behind at the half only 26-21, but Addison is hurt
and will not play in the second half . . . the game
is over for Clemson.

Are the Tigers dead? Duke isn't.

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CLEMSON
DUKE

13

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The Tigers are not dead.

After three winless games there are doubting
faces in the stands at Duke University but . . .

Clemson is healthy, and Jimmy Addison is at
the helm. The game is ... a titantic defensive
battle in which neither team scores in the first
half ... a stellar Clemson line led by Wayne
Mulligan, Hoss Hostetler, and Ronnie Ducworth
... a determined Duke squad which scores first
and tries to hold ... a shocked response by
Clemson as Addison directs the team masterfully
and Buddy Gore scores twice ... a Duke team
losing to a better one.

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CLEMSON
ALABAMA

The oncoming Crimson Tide ebbs.

The rise and fall of the Tide is a struggle be-
tween two superb football teams. Before it falls,
records and kisses and bones and hearts will be
broken. The largest crowd ever to see a football
game in South Carolina watches.

Clemson holds Alabama to 74 yards rushing . . .
Alabama passes over Clemson's impenetrable line
to set up the two Alabama scores . . . the Tigers
score one field goal in the first half and then
scratch, spit, and claw until they mutilate Alabama
in the second half — but score only once. There
are tears on the field . . . two field goals fall short
from within the 30 yard line.

It is like death without dying. UNC will
wait . . .

CLEMSON

UNC

17
0

The University of North Carolina waited. So
did Clemson. While they waited . . .

North Carolina stopped the indifferent Tigers
on the UNC one yard line . . . but after marching
to the Clemson one they fumbled . . . Arthur Craig
kicked the first field goal of his career to give
Clemson a first half lead. Then Clemson's pride
swells and the waiting is over . . . Buddy Gore
gains 131 yards . . . fullback Benny Michael
scores . . . linebacker Billy Ware intercepts a
North Carolina pass and lumbers across the goal.
Clemson is too good a team for even a fired-up
Tarheel.

The Atlantic Coast Conference watches. Mary-
land hides in the shadow . . .

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MARYLAND

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Clemson was looking backwards and forward.
Maryland came out of the shadows — where they
had not wcjn a game. For the Maryland Terrapins
the game begins with deadly intent . . .

Clemson scores easily . . . too easily. The
Tigers relax , . . Maryland uses the only chance
they have and strikes hard . . . the Tigers are
stunned and Maryland ties the game 7-7 . There
is a homecoming float at the half. A Terrapin
rides the float on his back. His luck is bad and
Clemson is powerful . . . Clemson scores three
touchdowns in the second half.

The Atlantic Coast Conference studies a pair
of white shoes . . .

CLEMSON
NC STATE

14
6

The white shoes belong to N. C. State, and
Clemson will wear orange shoes. This is the
Atlantic Coast Conference game of the year.

Representatives from post season bowl games,
professional football scouts, the press, and a con-
ference watch . . . N. C. State's Wolf pack com-
plete two early field goals . . . Clemson holds the
Wolfpack to 70 yards the first half but trails 6-0.

The Tigers move 55 yards in the second half
and score. They are playing their best and N. C.
State who was ranked third in the nation a week
before, cannot stop them. In less than four minutes
Clemson scores again. The defense erradicates the
W'olfpack's offense. The white shoes lose.

There is a lone cackle in the stands but Clemson
has already shared one title . . .

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CLEMSON

use

The lone cackle becomes a chorus of South
Carolina Gamecocks. Carolina has a good team.
They do not have a reason to crow because . . .

A tailback named Buddy Gore gains 189 yards
and breaks the ACC record for the most yards in
a season ... a dedicated group of individuals like
Harry Olszewski, Edgar McGee, Wayne Mass,
Freddy Kelly, Jimmy Catoe, John Cagle, and
James Thompkins frustrate the opposition ... a
coach is only a coach and not a team . . . Clemson
leads 23-0 late in the third quarter ... a bad
snap from center and a fumble which give Caro-
lina two breaks and two scores are not enough
. . . Clemson has a better team.

The game is ... a victory ... a hero ... a
title . . . the end of a season.

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The Coaching Staff f'^

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PAUL "BEAR" BRYANT FRANK HOWARD

KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Whitey Jordan, offensive ends and flankers coach; Don Wade, head offensive coach; Art
Baker, offensive backlield coach; Tom Bass, head freshman coach; Ronnie Grace, assistant freshman coach. STANDING:
Frank Howard, head coacli ; Bob Smith, head defensive coach; Banks McFaddcn, defensive backficM coach; Bob Jones, defen-
sive ends and tackles coach ; Fred Cone, cliief recruiter.

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BILL McLELLAN GENE WILLIMON BOB BR.\DLEY

Assistant Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director Sports Information Director

FRED HOOVER
Head Trainer

l^RUXr Row, LEI-T TO RIGHT: Ehvoud Mays, Jackie Lee Jackson, Jimmy Addison, Jackie Smith, Larry Lawson, Ronnie Cauthen,
Paul Slush, Gary Compton, Joel Whitsel, Ritchie Luzzi, Mike Locklair, Riley McLane, James Tompkins, Steve Hinson, John Sefick, George
Burnett, Allison McDaniel, Sammy Cain, Charlie Tolley, Freddy Kelley, Johnny Johnson. SECOND ROW : Oscar Carter, Roger Hayes Connie
Wade, Arthur Craig, Bucky Turpin, Willie Cropp, Billy Ware, Richard Garick, Larry Sadowski, Sandy Daniel, Gregg McClure, Hank Irelan,
Tom Englisli, Benny Michael, Dave Kormanicki. Frank Liberatore, Gary Arthur, Larry Keys, Harry Olszewski Randy Harvey Steedley
Candler, Wayne Mulligan. THIRD ROW: Ron Miller, John Fulmer, Billy Animons, Josh Collins, Charlie Cauble, Hoss Hosteller, Dean
Haledjian, Larry Bell, Wayne Brinier, Jewell McLaurin, Donny Richardson, Bobby Jamison, Jimmy Abranis, Buddy Gore, Bruce Burbick,
Jacky Jackson Charlie Hook, Phil Rogers, Cliarlie Ellenburg, Ken Smith, Ed Nivert, Bill DePew, Lee Rayburn, Dan Gunnels. FOURTH
ROW : Joey Branton, Wilson Childers, Bill Harrelson, Edwin Porter, Grady Burgner, Rick Medlin, Bill Kissam, Tohn Cagle, Rhett Dobbins,
Jack King, Randy Bell, John Scott, Kit Jackson, Bo Ruffner, Buch Babb, Thorny Smith, Joe Lhotsky, Edgar McGee, Butch Sursavage, Wayne
Mass, Roy Jones, Charley Waters. FIFTH ROW: Ivan Southerland. Ronnie Kitchens, Rick Hiser, B. B. Elvington Ronnie Diicworth
Jimmy Catoe, Barry Cockfield. Wesley Eidson, Lee Trexler, Bill Grayson, John Howell, Tommy Blake, Bob Craig, Mark Kelly Ronnie
Hinson, Dave Burton. Fred Milton, Perry Waldrep, Chuck Werner, Mike Michalowski, Sammv Crouch, Tom Bulwith.

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HARRY OLSZEWSKI: All-Americm, All-ACC. All-
State, Shriiur East-West Game, Senior Bowl. Coaches
All-America Game, Drafted by Clci'eland Broiams, Senior.

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BUDDY GORE: All-ACC, All-State. Player of the Year
in ACC.

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.XCAA Fust Graduate Scholarship, Senior.

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WAYNE MASS: All-ACC. All- JACKY JACKSON: Z)ra/<crf fc.v FRANK LIBERATORE: AU-

Statc, Shrine East-West Game, Clci'cland Bronms. Senior. ACC. All-State, Drafted by Wash-

Hula Bowl, Drafted by Chicago inyton Redskins, Senior.

Bears, Senior.

JAMES TOMPKINS: All- JIMMY CATOE : All-ACC. RONNIE DUCWORTH : All- RICHIE LUZZI : All-State

Slate. ACC, All-State.

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Basketball

COACH BOBBY ROBERTS

Varsity Basketball Results

Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson

70

The Citadel . .

74

Clemson

63

.Hardin-Simmons

77

Clemson

78

Furman . . .

53

Clemson

68

Furman . . .

70

Clemson

71

South Carolina

93

Clemson

79

Duke ....

101

Clemson

92

Virginia .

95

Clemson

83

North Carolina

115

Clemson

94

Maryland (2 OT)

93

Clemson

71

Virginia (Reg. TV

) 81

Clemson

81

Louisiana State

104

Clemson

78

Virginia Tech .

101

70

Wake Forest .

67

64

Georgia Tech .

99

66

N. C. State . .

78

74

South Carolina

89

78

Wake Forest .

66

74

North Carolina

96

67

N. C. State . .

69

70

Duke ....

82

64

Furman (1 OT)

66

68

Maryland . .

81

51

Georgia Tech .

80

FIRST ROW; Dave iJcTiipscy. Mike Facr, iJick Thomas, .Man Goldfarb, Butch Zetazelo, Manager Terry Lee. SECOND ROW: Assistant
Coach Jim Brennan, Jack Swails, Trip Jones, Richie Mahaffey, Curt Eckard, Denny Danko, Coach Bobby Roberts.

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Baseball

The crack of wood, the smell of sweat and
leather, the dust of tears and impatience . . . con-
ference titles, professional contracts, all-americans,
national targets ... a miracle born in apathy.

Sinking a sphere in a cow palace. Sundown . . .
one player . . . one gun . . . empty. Sunrise . . .
Littlejohn Coliseum.

Varsity Baseball Results

Clemson
Clenison
Clemson
Clenison
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson

Kentucky .
Kentucky
Tennessee .
Tennessee .
Rhode Island
Rhode Island
Springfield .
Springfield .
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Davidson
Georgia Tech
Furman . .
North Carolina
N. C. State
Georgia .
South Carolina
Wake Forest .

Clemson

Clemson

Clemson

Clemson

Clemson

*Clemson

Clemson

Clemson

Clemson

Clemson

Clemson

Clemson

Clemson

Clemson

fClemson

fClemson

fClemson

fClemson

fClemson

Duke ....
Furman . . .
South Carolina
Georgia . . .
Duke ....
Georgia Tech .
North Carolina
N. C. State
Virginia . .
Virginia . .
Maryland .
Maryland .
Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech
Florida State
West Virginia
Florida State .
Auhurn .
Auburn (13 in.)

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0
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5
2
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4
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4
5
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Tennis

Sun, clay, rope, leather, strength in the battle
of quickness and agility . . . the ballet of white
shorts.

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FRONT : Nikki Kclaidis, Jim Poling,
Perry Reynolds, Dave Sibcrt, David
Wilkins. BACK: McClellan Bond,
David Cooper, Ed Skelton, Arthur
Abbott.

Varsity Tennis Results

Clemson .

. . 8

N. C. State

. . . 1

Clemson .

. . 9

Wake Forest

. . . 0

Clemson

. . 6

Dartmouth .

. . . 3

Clemson .

. . 9

Presbyterian

. . . 0

Clemson .

. 5

Michigan Stat

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Clemson

. 9

Duke . . .

. . . 0

Clemson .

. 4

Rollins . .

. . . 5

Clemson .

. 9

The Citadel

. . 0

Clemson .

. 5

South CarolinE

I . . 4

Clemson .

. 2

North Carolin?

I . . 7

Clemson .

. 9

East Carolina

. . 0

Clemson

. 8

Harvard

. . 1

Clemson .

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Georgia . .

. . 4

Clemson .

. 9

Furman . .

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Clemson .

. 8

Davidson

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Clemson .

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Georgia Tech

, . 4

Clemson . .

. 9

Virginia . .

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Clemson . .

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Maryland .

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Clemson .

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Furman . . .

54

Clemson

. 92

Wake Forest .

52

Clemson .

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North Carolina

74/3

Clemson

. 95

Duke ....

49

Clemson .

. 59

South Carolina .

82

Clemson .

. 69

Georgia Tech .

76

Track

Competition within, the battle of strong
minds and strong legs . . . the endurance
sport of the spring.

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the gentleman's sport.

Varsity Golf Results

Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson
Clemson

2 North Carolina

4 Duke . .

11 >^ Wofford .
19 MIT . .
lOyi N. C. State

12 Virginia .

5 Wake Forest

3 Maryland

10 South Carolina

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16
18
11

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Cold, wet, hard, long practice . . . exhausting
victory in a strange environment.

Varsity Swimming Results

Clemson

73

West Georgia .

30

Clemson

44

UNC ....

60

Clemson

45

N. C. State . .

59

Clemson

49

Davidson . .

55

Clemson

38

William & Mary

66

Clemson

43

Maryland . .

61

Clemson

63

Emory . . .

41

Clemson

42

Georgia . . .

62

Clemson

50

West Georgia .

37

Clemson

60

Georgia Tech .

44

Clemson

52

Wake Forest .

52

Clemson

37

Duke ....

67

Clemson

35

use ....

69

Clemson

72

Appalachian

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Burton, D.

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Ellenburg, C.

Gibson, N.

Gunnels, U. Hook, C.

Hosteller, H. Jackson, K.

James, B.

McGee, E.

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Rifle Team

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or won . . . breathless accuracy with a deadly
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Edgar takes a break between meetings.

Clemson Enters N. S. A.

The Clemson University Student Government
strives to promote good relations between the stu-
dent body, faculty, and administration. This year
they have helped to establish a better understand-
ing between Clemson and other schools by joining
the National Student Association.

The three main branches of Student Govern-
ment, the Executive Branch, the Judicial Branch,
and Legislative Branch, are elected by the Student
Body. The Executive Department, composed of
the student body officers and. the four class presi-
dents, is the coordinating agency for the students
themselves and the judicial and legislative branches
of the student government.

The close liaison of members and other student
committees, along with the student body, has
helped Clemson function more smoothly as a uni-
versity with concern for the individual and his
environment.

Although the primary function of Student Gov-
ernment is to give the students a voice in the
coordination of their school, the officers and asso-
ciates have initiated many projects to help worthy
organizations. One of their most successful ven-
tures was their drive to sell Student Insurance in
order to raise money for Boys' Home of America.

DAVE MERRY, Secretary

JEFF LAPIN, Treasurer

Student Actions
Regulated Through
High Court

High Court is the main constituent of the
Judicial Branch. Eight members of high court are
elected each spring by the student body. The Vice-
President of the senior class is automatically a
member making a total of nine members. The
court elects its chairman, vice-president, and secre-
tary who interview students for the positions of
attorney. There are three attorneys for the de-
fense and three for the prosecution. The court
draws up its own rules for procedure annually
which are approved by the Dean of Student Af-
fairs. It is the responsibility of the nine members
of High Court to decide the guilt or innocence of
any one who has violated the student rules and
regulations.

After the court reaches a verdict, the sentence
is sent to the Office of Student Affairs for ap-
proval. If the student feels his sentence is unjust,
he may present his case to the Court of Appeals.
Through their actions, the High Court helps to
regulate and supervise the conduct of the students
of Clemson University.

CALVERT McCORKLE. Chairman

FRONT : Calvert McCorkle, Rhett Myers, Margaret Seay, Boyd Sexton. BACK : Chris Olson,
Hugh Brown, Gus Johnson, Fred Gassaway, Alston Brown.

WSF Voices Womens Ideas

FRONT : Debbie Wright, Beverly Norris, Jean Mallory,
Sandra Holden, Alexandria Georgeo. BACK : Becky Bal-
lard, Margaret Seay, Diana Bissey, Susan Clink, Susan
Hubbard, Gail Addis.

Women's Student Association is a group of
elected representatives of the Clemson co-eds. Its
duties and functions range from primary legisla-
tive measures to social functions.

The Association itself is comprised of the dormi-
tory officers of Manning .Hall and several elected
representatives elected by the girls. The commut-
ing girls have three representatives, the president
of the Commuting Co-eds Club and two other
elected members. Since both commuting and
boarding girls are represented, the Association can
deal with all matters fairly. Dean Deloney acts
as the advisor to the group.

Although the Association cannot pass laws, it
passes resolutions which are forwared through
proper channels to the Student Senate for approval
or action. Each year, to aid the Senate, WSA
presents the rules for women students for Student
Regulations to the Judiciary Committee.

WSA initiated action to obtain an ice machine
for Manning Hall. It sponsors the Big Sister-
Little Sister Program. Every freshman is given
the name of an upperclassman, a big sister, who
is willing to help her through the complexities and
rush of the freshman year. WSA coordinates
several drop-ins for faculty and guests each year.

BECKY BALLARD, President

Residence Courts
Update Student
Regulations

The Judicial Branch of student government at
Clemson is composed of High Court, WSA, and
the residence courts. Its purpose is to maintain
the highest standards of conduct.

The Men's Residence Court and the Women's
Residence Court regulate violations of the rules
in Student Regulations. Each has five members,
three elected by dormitory students in the spring
and two others appointed by the President of the
Student Body and approved by the Student
Senate. The officers of the Residence Courts,
consisting of chairman and secretary are elected
at a special meeting held at the beginning of each
year.

The Rules of Procedure of the Residence Courts
are decided by each court, making the system
flexible. Tradition does not play a part in the
courts ; new procedures can result from new ideas.
Because of this, the court procedures are up-to-
date.

Aside from the five court members, there is a
joint defense advisor for both courts. He acts as
a consultant for the courts and the defendants.
There is no faculty advisor, enabling the courts
to be a true representation of student ideas.

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Student Senate

The Student Senate is the legislative branch of
Clemson University's student government. This
organization is composed of eleven members from
each class who are elected in the Spring for the
following year. The Vice-President of the Student
Body automatically serves as President Pro-
tempore of the Senate. The other officers are
elected by the members of the Student Senate.
They include a chaplain, secretary, and assistant
secretary.

The president of the Senate appoints the chair-
man of the standing committees. These permanent
committees include the Judiciary Cotnmittee, Gen-
eral Affairs Committee, Traffic and Grounds Com-
mittee, and the Student Organizations and Affairs
Committee. Special committees are formed to take
care of other duties that may arise.

The Student Senate is responsible for passing
legislative acts which are subsequently signed or
vetoed by the president of the Student Body and
Dean Cox. All legislation which passes the Senate
and is not vetoed is then put into the laws of
Clemson University.

The members of the Student Senate have an
important job, and they should be noted for the
fine work they have done for Clemson University.

JOSEPH NEWTON, Secretary

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SENATORS AND
COMMITTEES

JUNIOR SENATORS. FRONT: Dave Clarke, Marion
Aldridge, Becky Carlton, John Segars, Bill Simpson. BACK;
Julian Abbott, Brian Ritchie, Don Bruce, David Hollman,
Alston Gore.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE. FRONT: John
Segars, Sue Conley, Bill Simpson, Ted Godfrey. BACK :
Robert Jordan, Brian Ritchie, Stan Newton, Jon Shuler,
David Holman.

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Christy, Cathy Dodds, Sandy Arlcdge. BACK: Larry Mclntyrc, Nancy Jo Moblcy, Beaver Baker, Dale Wittschen.

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John Norton, Don Alexander. MIDDLE:
Manley, Talmadge Hobbs, Andy Cochet.
Robert Whitney, John Cauthen.

Bill Rhodes, John Settle.
Mark Goldman, Sharon
BACK : Jimmy Foster,

GENERAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE. FRONT: Julian Abbott,
John Settle. Marion Aldridge. MIDDLE: Bob Harris, Beaver Baker,
Bob Kaulakis. BACK: Jon Alexander, Mark Goldman, Ed Copeland,
John Norton.

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AND AFFAIRS COMMITTEE. FRONT: Celia
Christy, Becky Carlton. BACK : Talmadge Hobbs, John Cauthen, Robert Whitney, Dale
Wittschen, Dave Clark.

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Alston Gore, Sandy Arlege, Bill Hunt. MID-
DLE: Don Bruce, Wes Thompson. BACK:
Bill Rhodes, Richard Berkland, Charles
White.

JUDICIARY. FRONT: Andy Cochet,
Jimmy Foster, Larry Mclntire, Eddie Du-
Rant. BACK : Scott Harrower, Sharon
Manly, Cathy Dodds, Chuck Whitney.

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Marion .Aldridge, Helen Bunch,
Darra Williamson, Jefif Lapin.
BACK: Joe Hudson, Danny Hunt,
Bo Chinners, Jeff Young, Bill
Bonicate, Don Alexander.

FRONT: Dave Merry, Dan Bowen, Edgar McGee, Jeff Lapin. BACK: Gregg
Jones, Danny Hunt, Butch Drakeford, John Ellenburg, Gordon Edgin, Bill
DePass.

PRESIDENT'S CABINET

The President's Cabinet is perhaps the most
important of the five major committees compos-
ing the Executive Branch of the Student Govern-
ment. The other four committees include the
General Affairs Committee, the Financial Review
Board, the Central Spirit Committee, and the
Ways and Means Committee. Taken as a whole,
these five committees are designed to support the
Executive Branch in performing any functions
designated by the Student Government and pro-
vided for in the Constitution of the Clemson Uni-
versity Student Body.

Members of the President's Cabinet include the
four student body officers, the Presidents of each
of the four classes of students, and the chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee. Besides ad-
vising the Student Body President in many mat-
ters, it must consent to all bills proposed by the
Student Senate before these bills become law.

GORDON EDGIN, Attorney General

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WHO'S WHO

CALVERT McCORKLE

EDGAR McGEE

RANDY HOAG

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MARGARET SEAY

Fifteen Clemson
Students Selected To
Who's Who

Being a member of Who's Who Among Stu-
dents in American Colleges and Universities is a
national honor, and only those who are outstand-
ing in scholarship, leadership, character, and
service to the school are named to this elite organi-
zation. Since its organization in 1934 a number
of outstanding students from all over the United
States have won recognition by being named to
this organization.

The task of choosing members of Who's Who
is one of great importance. The campus nomi-
nation committee is composed of faculty repre-
sentatives, administration, and student representa-
tives complete summary of each student is
carefully considered. This summary includes the
student's scholarship, his leadership in extra-
curricular activities, his citizenship and service to
the school, and his promise for future success.
Selection to Who's Who is one of the most out-
standing honors which a college student can
receive. The honor becomes greater because of
the limited number of students chosen — they are
selected from more than seven hundred and fiftv
colleges and universities throughout the United
States.

It is important to remember that scholarship is
not the only important qualification for member-
ship. Admission requires a well-rounded indi-
vidual. The Clemson students chosen have proven
themselves to be jjersons whose leadership and
character have added greatly to the betterment of
Clemson Universitv.

RHRTT MYERS

JIMMY ADDISON

BUTCH DRAKEFORD

ANDE MITCHELL

CHUCK WHITNEY

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Dellinger, R. P. DuBose, E. M. Gleaton, C. S. Hudgens, J. M. Johnson, D. A.

Hall Supervisors Help
Mold Clemson
Gentlemen

The hall supervisors have one of the most im
portant jobs at Clemson University. They are
responsible for the welfare of each of the students
on their halls and act as counselors in helping to
mold these boys into "Clemson Gentlemen."

Duties of the hall supervisors include weekly
inspection of rooms, conducting all hall activities,
and keeping order. Students who apply for this
position must be well disciplined and dependable,
and only those of the highest caliber are selected.

Hall counselors are required to come back to
Clemson early after every vacation period and at
the beginning of each year in order to plan their
work and better fulfill their duties. The residents
of each hall elect a president, vice president, secre-
tary-treasurer, a social chairman, a chaplain, and
an athletic chairman ; therefore, some of the
burden is taken from the supervisors. Neverthe-
less, the hall supervisors do have a lot of responsi-
bility and are of great importance to the students
of Clemson University.

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Hall Supervisors

MANNING M. LOMAX
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Phifer, L. D.
Tropea, L. C.

McCracken. J. B. Martin, W. E. Milling, J. Pearce, J. A. Peden. H. A.

Rhodes, D. H. Rogers, C. T. Thompson, J. W. Toole, M. A. Towles, W. C.

Turner, W. A. Watts, M. A. Weller, R. N. Woods, J. M. Young, M. S.

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JACK W. ERTER, Editor-in-Chief

1968 TAPS

The 1968 TAPS has tried to capture within
these pages a glimpse of Hfe at Clemson University
for the 1967-1968 school year.

The University was in a constant state of
change. New construction was springing up
everywhere. In the classroom new horizons were
constantly being explored. Athletically, 1967 was
hailed as the Year of the Tiger. The university
saw internal protest by a few, spirited backing by
many others, while some just looked with blind
indifference. Amidst this ever changing environ-
ment, the TAPS Staff was there to second the
events and happenings which took place.

The 1968 TAPS is a reflection of life at Clem-
son University. Peer into the mirror, you may
see yourself.

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WILLIAM H. TURNER, Business Manager

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ROSEMARY WELLS, Sifecthcari

JOHN HARTLY, Designer

JIMMY FRANCIS, Features Editor

AL COTHRAN
Actiifities Editor

RHETT MYERS
Advertising

KEN AYERS
Photo Editor

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SENIOR STAFF 1967-1968

D. CHIP NUSBICKEL, JR., Photographer

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BUTCH DRAKEFORD. S' ports Editor

E. BECKY GEORGEO, Co-Organisation

DONN A. McCRARY, Photographer

ELEANOR D. FAIREY, Faculty and Administration Editor

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LEFT TO RIGHT : Jane Hass, Charles Eldridge, Jere
Ragsdale. Marilyn Jones, Johnny Turner, Darra William-
son, Diane Railton, Bill Reese, Nancy Dannals, John Set
tie, John Alford.

Junior Staffers listen closely at meetings.

Yearly the TAPS Staff invites all interested
University students to drop-ins for Junior Staff
membership. The Junior Staff acts as a working
supplement to the editors on the Senior Staff. The
Junior Staff helps with the basic tasks of writing
copy, making picture appointments, filing, tracing
and typing. The positions for Senior Staff are
filled from the Junior Staff; and therefore all of
the work is highly competitive. As an incentive
to the Junior Staffers, tickets for CDA dances are
given to the staffers \\ith the most work hours.

Darra helps during Registration.

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I know this is a leading question, but — "When can
you have your section in?"

Now where did I put that camera?

Lung hours — hard work.

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THE TRADITIONAL DUNKING— The End and the Beginning.

Tiger Enjoys Top Year

The Tiger, the student newspaper publication
of Clemson University, has the honor of being the
oldest college newspaper publication in South
Carolina. It has invariably won Ail-American
ratings among college newspapers, the result of
a willing and competent staff.

As Editor, Harry Tinsley has provided the
talent and knowledge necessary in guiding his staff
through a very successful year of colorful, enter-
taining and thought-provoking weekly editions.

Serving as Associate Editor, Chuck Whitney
brought many timely subjects to the attention of
Tiger readers. Dennis Bolt and Bill Smith, News
Editor and Sports Editor, respectively, ably and
factually reported all news and sports events of
interest to Clemson students and Don O'Briant
showed excellent talent serving as Managing
Editor.

HARRY TINSLEY, Editor-in-Chief

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DENNIS BOLT, News Editor

ROBERT WHITNEY, Circulation Manager

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DON O'BRIANT. Managing Editor

EVELYN SARKA, Business Manager

CHUCK WHITNEY, Associate Editor

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ADVERTISING STAFF. TOP: Mark Goldman, Eddie Kilburn, Bob Crisp, Larry
Hall. BOTTON: Joyce Albrecht, Millie Donaldson, Phyllis White, Myra Norris.

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akcr. Randy Peelc, Elaine Lawrence, Dick Har-
poolian, Lynn Wrifilit, Bill Evans, Marsha Oat
es, John Davey, John Norton, Frances Harrell,
Marion Thompson, David Glymph, Randall Ash
ley. Bill Clarrson, Alan Hodges, John Brady,
Laura Pratt, Al Way.

CIRCULATION STAFF. TOP: Kevin Murray, Craig Thomas, Don Susini.
BOTTOM : Dick Harpoolian, Bob Wheatly, Toby Williams, Ron Eck.

PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Al Hodges, Al Campbell,
Langston Boyles, Dave Littlejohn, Dave Lank.

Harry demonstrates senior staff
skills.

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Pete Snyder. BOTTOM: Jeff Steinfeldt, An-
gela Rainey, Bob Kavlakis.

PAUL MORRIS, Editor-in-Chief

Chronicle Draws Praise

The Chronicle serves as Clemson University's
variety magazine. This past year it received the
rating of a major service organization, and also
received official recognition from the United States
Government in the form of a second class mailing
permit.

The magazine features student written poems,
essays, and short stories in each edition along with
reviews and criticisms of plays, novels, and records.

Under the able leadership of its editor, Paul
Morris, and faculty advisor, Dr. Mark Steadman,
the Chronicle is constantly looking for talented
students who can put their talents to use in the
form of journalism, creative photographs, and the
graphic arts.

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CDA Solicits
Top Talent

The Central Dance Association is one of the
five major service organizations of the University.
It is a service organization in that its members
solicit top performers for entertainment through-
out the academic year.

The CDA is an organization of members who
have successfully proven their ability and potential
during a trial period, on the CDA junior staff.
The senior stafif is in charge of choosing and con-
tacting performers, all billing and advertising. This
stafif directs their junior co-workers who do all
the manual work of advertising and decorations.

The CDA sponsors five major dance weekends
a year, in addition to an open mixer at the begin-
ning of the year. Of course, it is a tremendous
responsibility for the CDA to contract reliable
groups and adhere to the social rules of Clemson
University, and to operate on a very limited
budget. Because of the increasing size of the stu-
dent body, it becomes 'increasingly difficult for the
Association to please everyone. However, the
1967-68 school year saw such performers as Clif-
ford Curry, Marvin Gaye, and Tammie Terrell,
the Radiants, the Platters, and the Prophets.

DENNIS CARTWRIGHT, President

CDA SENIOR STAFF

DONNY L. SMITH, Vice-President

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Secretary-Treasurer

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STEPHEN F. HUTCHINSON, Publicity

HARRELL H. WALDROP, Decorations

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CDA Junior Staff Gains Experience Through Work

JUNIOR STAFF BOTTOM: Dave Merry, Jim Roach. MIDDLE: David Duncan, Mike Ballanger, Turk
Mathews, Buddy Grimes, Bill Warlick. TOP: Jimmy Buck, Joe Cullom, Barry Huckaby and Jim Barker.

The Junior Staff — In rare form

"My prayer, and the answer i'ou give . . ."

WSBF Grows
With School

WSBF, the twenty-four hours a day broadcast-
ing faciHty of Clemson University students, is
constantly striving to improve and broaden its
programs to reach as many student tastes as
possible.

A Senior Stafif of twelve well-trained individuals
guides the activities of WSBF broadcasting. This
Senior Staff is divided into three main divisions
of operation. These divisions are the Program,
Engineering, and Business Staffs. These three
main staffs are further divided in order to cover
all phases of radio broadcasting.

Since the station has a corporate structure,
policy making is co-ordinated by a Board of Di-
rectors. This board is composed of the Engineer-
ing, Business, and I^rogram Directors plus two
appointed members.

DAN BOWEN, Program Director

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WSBF SENIOR STAFF

TOBY CHAPMAN, News Manager

SCOTT HARROWER, Business Director

FELIX NEPUEUX, Control Room Engineer

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Dan talks with Scott and Chuck about new

programs.

WSBF JUNIOR STAFF

SENIOR STAFF ASSISTANTS. TOP: Ray Linke, Butch Carroll, Dan
Biggerstaff, Bill Steele, Bill Bonekat. BOTTOM : Harry Moose, Linda Pruitt
Alan Libby. '

ENGINEERING STAFF. TOP: Bob Weiss, Jimmy Tucker, Ken Schmidt, Mike Stenstrom, Bill Cardwell, Mike Siebert, T. J. Spethagel
1 homas Wright, Bill Talley. BOTTOM : Lenny Flow, Harry Moose, Butch Carroll, Mike Borke, Bobby Malphrus, John Yarbrough.

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PROGRAM STAFF

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TIGER BAND

Get 'em Tigers.

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BRUCE F. COOK, Band Director

The Tiger Band, under the fine leadership of
Mr. Bruce F. Cook, Director of Bands at Clemson
University is the official marching band of the
University. It normally comprises some one hun-
dred and twenty talented male students who wear
their brilliant orange coats and black fur busbies
proudly as they perform marches and play stirring
school songs for enthusiastic audiences. The Tiger
Band participates at such school events as football
games, pep rallies, and basketball games. Their
presence always seems to exemplify the traditional
Clemson spirit, both at home and away.

Participation in the band is voluntary. The main
functions and disciplines of the band are carried
on under the coordination of band director, Bruce
Cook, along with the help of field general, Ronnie
Bullock. Baton twirlers, Dynva Edens, Kay Knoy,
and Margaret Kirkland also enhanced the half-
time performances of the band with demonstrations
of excellent baton handling. To the delight of the
audience, they not only show their fine twirling
ability, but demonstrate excellently coordinated
baton tossing.

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Drum Major

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MARGARET KIRKLAND

The Color Guard leads the crowd to the game.

CLEMSON

UNIVERSITY

TIGER

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KAY KNOY

Band members concentrate on halftime show

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Band performs intricate maneuvers at halftime.

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CONCERT BAND

BRUCE COOK, Director

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CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
GLEE CLUB

The Clemson University Glee Club is active
throughout the school year, making appearances
in an around Clemson. Students who share an
interest in music are brought together through
their common interest in the Glee Club.

The newly formed Women's Glee Club has
proven highly successful and an asset to the
chorus.

This year, the Glee Club groups have enjoyed
many benefits while performing for various audi-
ences, such as school groups and banquets.

During the Spring tour, the Glee Club visited
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and
Georgia. Also, throughout the year they per-
formed for various concerts at the University.

The final outstanding event of the year is the
annual banquet, which pays a tribute to all mem-
bers for a successful year.

JOSEPH COOK, Director

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WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB

MEN'S GLEE CLUB

Men's Glee Club performs at halftime
during Homecoming.

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THE CLEMSON PLAYERS

During the past year, The Clemson Players
have made great strides in improving the quality
of the local theatre. It has been our feeling that
the Clemson student body, as well as the com-
munity, deserves the best possible theatre per-
formances.

The 1967-68 season has been the best one since
the founding of the Players five years ago. Per
haps the biggest achievement of all five seasons
was the presentation of Arthur Miller's The
Crucible this year. The cost of this production
was the largest ever. Also new to the Players
this year was a student-directed and produced set
of one-act plays — The Sa>idbo.v and the Boor.

In the plans for next year are three full-length
plays two of which will be student directed. The
plays enjoyed the support of Clemson University's
fine administration and student body this year,
and hope to enjoy this same fine support in future
years.

WILL GINN, President

MR. J. C. DUVAL, Faculty Advisor

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The Clemson Players Enjoy Their
Best Year

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Through the Reserve Officers Training Corps,
the United States Army offers to Clemson men
the opportunity to serve their country as com-
missioned officers.

Upon completion of the required basic course in
Mihtary Science, a young man meeting all of the
other requirements may elect to participate in
Advanced ROTC. Upon successful completion of
the two years Advanced Militar}- Science class-
room work and a six-week summer training camp
along with the normal requirements for the bacca-
laureate degree, the Advanced ROTC student is
rewarded with his "Second Diploma" — a commis-
sion in the Army of the United States.

Members of the United States Army Instructor
Group are proud to be associated with Clemson
University and to have the opportunity to influ-
ence the development of young men who will
furnish the future leadership of the Armed Serv-
ices, Industry, and the many other fields of our
society.

Army ROTC Instructor
Group

COL. MELVIN C. BROWN, P.M.S.

FIRST ROW: Maj. Haltiwanger, Capt. Lvon, Col. Brown, Capt. Newman, Maj. Rabon. SECOND ROW: Maj. Anderson, Capt. Brite, Maj
Ericksun. Maj. Dowdle, Lt. Col. Guide. THIRD ROW: Maj. Mann, Lt. Col. Tisdalc, Capt. Martin. FOURTH ROW: Sgt. Wright, Capt.
Britten, Capt. Shepard, S/Sgt. Shocmake, SFC. Watts, M/Sgt. Coby. FIFTH ROW: S/Sgt. WaUs, SP5 Mattison, Sgt. Maj. Maness, SPS
Dacus.

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Brigade Staff Directs Clemson ROTC Program

COL. J. R. HOAG
Brigade Commander

SGT. MAJOR p. C. COOPER
Brigade Sgt. Major

MAJOR R. JONES
Brigade S-1

MAJOR G. C. SCHOPER
Brigade S-3

MAJOR J. D. HAIR
Brigade S-3

CAPT. J. K. RICHARDSON

Company A-1

CAPT. L. P. Mcpherson

Company B-1

LT. COL. A. L. POPE

Battalion Commander

CAPT. E. B. LaROCHE CAPT. M. C. MILLER

Company C-1 Company D-1

CAPT. C. R. REESE
Company A-2

CAPT. H. CLARKSON
Company B-2

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Battalion Commander

CAPT. E. K. BURDETTE
Company C-2

CAPT. F. H. CHAPMAN
Company D-2

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LT. COL. F. H. BROWN
Battalion Commander

CAPT. D. L. RHODES
Company A-3

CAPT. J. L. TUPPER
Company B-3

CAPT. F. J. GASSAVVAY
Company C-3

LT. COL. W. J. MCANICH
Battalion Commander

CAPT. J. N. McMULLEN
Company A-4

CAPT. J. B. DYSON
Company B-4

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CAPT. J. R. HENDRICKS
Company C-4

Counter Guerrillas Train For Jungle Warfare

An opportunity for advanced military training,
a striving to achieve a physically fit body, the
development of self-confidence and leadership
abilities seem to be the aim of the Clemson Uni-
versity Counterguerrilla Platoon. This group of
Army ROTC cadets was organized in September,
1962 and its membership is strictly on a voluntary
basis.

To qualify for the platoon, one must have a
2.00 g.p.r. and be in excellent physical condition.

Their training includes battle drill, hand-to-hand
combat, rapelling, bayonet fighting, land naviga-
tion, and patrolling.

Field trips to Fort Benning, Georgia, and to
the mountain Ranger Camp in Dahloneca, Geor-
gia enrich their training and prove to be a great
advantage to those who will attend summer camp.

Commander Frost plans training exercises with military advisors.

Army Band

CAPT. A. J. FOWLER, Band Commander

The Army ROTC Brigade at Clemson Uni-
versity is well represented by the Army ROTC
Band ; the importance of the band makes it a
valuable asset. At drills, parades, and various
other functions the band guides the Brigade.

The select sophomore and freshmen cadets who
comprise the band are well trained. Most of them
are in the Tiger Band, and some of them were in
bands previous to their arrival at Clemson. The
band has excellent leaders in the junior and senior
advanced cadets who direct and advise the other
members. The band represents Clemson Uni-
versity in drill competitions with other Army
ROTC Bands from different colleges and uni-
versities throughout the year.

This organization puts in a lot of practice in
order to continue its high standing with Clemson
University and the ROTC Brigade. The pace that
it sets for the cadets is similar to the pace that it
preserves in retaining excellence and honor. The
University and the ROTC Brigade are proud of
the superior performance it has demonstrated.
Through their effort, the band continues to hold
high the tradition of Clemson's Army ROTC unit.

Air Force ROTC

The Air Force ROTC Program is relatively
new on the Clemson campus. The stature of the
program has improved consistently throughout the
years. The program consists of two parts, ad-
vanced and basic. Both are two-year programs
and on completion of the advanced course the stu-
dent receives a reserve commission in the United
States Air Force. Entrance requirements for both
the advanced and the basic courses are strict. A
predicted G.P.R. of 2.0 is required for the basic
course and entrants must pass stiff mental and
physical tests. The advance course requires good
class standing as well as continued physical
excellence.

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Lt. Col. Tindal accepts command of Air Force ROTC program from
Lt. Col. Franklin.

FRONT: Col. Tindal. SECOND ROW: S/Sgt. Jernigan, Maj. Calhoun, S/Sgt. Miller. THIRD ROW: Capt. Carter, Sgt. Honold, Maj.
Parker, S/Sgt. Teal. FOURTH ROW: Capt. Wilson, T/Sgt. Redman, Maj. Burnett, Capt. Biggs, Maj. Murray.

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ll'itig Commander

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MAJ. T. VV. DUKE
IVing Staff

MAJ. R. P. FLETCHER

IViiui Staff

MAJ. R. D. HUGHEY
IVing Staff

MAJ. W. T. KNOWLES
IVing Staff

LT. COL. R. D. DAVIS
Group Commander

MAJ. R. R. WILSON
1st Squadron Commander

MAJ. L. ASTON

3nd Squadron Commander

MAJ. C. MIMS

3rd Squadron Commander

LT. COL. L. W. LEE
Group Commander

MAJ. W. N. PATTERSON MAJ. J. E. STEPP

4th Squadron Commander 5th Squadron Commander

MAJ. J. G. STRICKLAND
6th Squadron Commander

MAJ. A. W. ALBEROL
~th Squadron Commander

MAJ. G. R. CREECH
Sth Squadron Commander

MAJ. J. F. MILLER
9th Squadron Commander

LT. COL. E. L. BAILEY
Group Commander

MAJ. J. R. SHOCKLEY
10th Squadron Commander

MAJ. D. N. GAY

11th Squadron Commander

MAJ. D. J. ALLEN LT. COL. R. L. DEFFENBAUGH

12lh Squadron Commander Group Commander

Flight Instructor Program Provides Pilot Training

The Flight Instructor Program at Clemson
University is designed to prepare future Air
Force pilots to go into advanced training upon
their commission after graduation.

Participants in the program take thirty-five
hours of training, using a Cessna 150 aircraft.
Included in these thirty-five hours are twenty
hours of dual instruction and 15 additional hours
of solo flying in which the trainee gains confidence
in his ability to handle his aircraft.

During his training, each cadet gains valuable
experience in basic flight, navigation, and cross-
country flying. Also, instructions in instrument
flight and advanced aeronautics are included. The
Department of the Air Force pays for the in-
struction program.

Each participant must have passed the pilot
portion of the Air Force Officer Qualification Test
with a certain grade and also the flight physical
of regular Air Force pilots.

Twenty-five cadets successfully completed the
program this year.

M. G. PRITCHARD
F.I. P. Commander

FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR GROUP.

AFROTC BAND UNIT

MAJ. B. WILLIAMS
Band Commander

Thursday afternoon drill sessions are much
enhanced by the presence of the AFROTC Band.
The AFROTC Corps training is led by a well-
trained, well-coordinated group. The band per-
forms as a regular drill unit of the AFROTC
detachment at Clemson at all drill functions as
well as in parades and during the flag presentation.

The band participates jointly with the Army
Band in the Honors and Awards Day Program
each year. It sets the pace and provides all music
for Air Force cadet troop maneuvers.

Membership in the band is open to all interested
AFROTC students who display talent in military
marching and musical ability. Members generally
furnish their own instruments; many members
are in Tiger Band, others are students who were
in bands before coming to Clemson University.

The band is commanded and conducted by ex-
perienced student officers. The Air Force ROTC
Corps is proud of the band and well aware of its
importance to drill training. Since its organiza-
tion in 1950, the band has helped to set the high
standards of the Air Force ROTC group.

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ORGANIZATIONS

Alpha Zeta

ROBERT STEER
Cluincellor

Ballington, D. Creech, G.

Bozard, J. Dellinger, R.

Coleman, W. Dubose, H.

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Those men who ha^•e become members of the
fraternity of Alpha Zeta can be justly proud. The
fraternity was founded in order that men having
high academic achievements and strong character
might further agricultural pursuits through their
combined leadership.

Both honor and service functions are performed
by the fraternity members who come from all of
the departments under the School of Agriculture.
Members express their thoughts during business
sessions and gain new insights from speakers and
Alpha Zeta alumni.

Participation on the regional and national levels
is carried out by the S. C. Chapter. The chapter
was well represented at the last regional conclave
held by the Georgia Chapter in Athens. Many
interesting and new ideas were brought back to
the local chapter. Plans are being made for par-
ticipation in the next regional conclave to be held
at Mrginia Polytechnical Institute. Even though
the field of agriculture may continue to make great
changes, Alpha Zetas will meet these new chal-
lenges with eagerness.

Hughes, B. Lewis, A. Nickles, J. Rhodes, J.

Krebs, B. Love, J. Nobles, J. Roebuck, B.

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Shockley, J. Tyson, J. Wilson, T.

Stang, J. Wicker, D.

Alpha Phi Omega

Alpha Phi Omega is the largest service fra-
ternity in the United States. Clemson University's
chapter, Gamma Lambda, is one of nearly four
hundred in the nation. This year, active member-
ship reached fifty-five, seventeen more than last
year. Alpha Phi Omega is a growing and active
fraternity on the Clemson campus. It has to be
large to tackle the numerous tasks to be under-
taken for a growing university. The projects
undertaken this year were very successful. They
consisted of a prize winning Homecoming dis-
play, distributing of blotters, distributing of the
Chronicle, providing graduating seniors with a
copy of Careers magazine, and helping the in-
firmary during the flu epidemic. APO also teaches
a course in emergency self help. The scouting
committee is responsible for many Boy Scout
activities in the area. They observe the presenta-
tions of merit badges to Scouts and instructors in
swimming, lifesaving, and scouting skills.

MIKE \V.\TTS, President

GRACE COOK

Sweetheart

Allen, D. E.
Askins, P. W.
Ayers, R. G.
Bass, J. A.
Bazcmore, P. R.
Black, J. A.
Bozard, D. R.
Boylcs, J. L.

Brewer, W. S.
Burgess, T.
Chick, J. P.
Cole, C. J.
DoffcnbauKli. R.
Denton, H. G.
Dotson, R. C.
Estcs, A. G.

Garblcman, H. .^
Greene, Iv J.
Hall, T. K.
Hansen, I). M.
Hodges. .\. H.
Hubbard, J. C.
Jebailcy, G. C.
Katzcn, M. L.

Kavan, C. R.
Kinsey, H. D.
Knust, K. M.
LaPIaca, A.
Lyle, J. D.
Malpbrus, I,. O.
Maynard, R. .'\,
McCurry. R.

Merkle, F. I.
Myers, G. E.
Oxler, S. J.
Patterson, J.
Persak, R. J.
Phillips, E. H.
Putman, W. M.
Reid, A. R.

Reuter, D. M.
Robinson, B. C.
Smalser, J. L.
Smith, J. L.
Smyth, B.
Stepp, J. E.
Stepp, K. S.
Thompson, W. R.

Thompson, S. H.
Townsend, E. C.
Trainer, R. P.
White, E. T.
Wielenga, B. L.
Wilson, D. C.
Willson, J.

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J. C. HUBBARD

Adz'isor

A. G. LAW

Advisor

Alpha Phi Omega presents another award-winning float.

Formal pledge ceremony.

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Blue Key

Gordon Edgin relaxes in Blue Key Lounge.

C'liink Whitney listens intently during P.lue Key meeting.

JOHN DICKERSON, President

Blue Key is a national honorary organization
with chapters on over 100 college campuses. Eli-
gibility for membership is based primarily on all-
round leadership, scholastic achievement, and
service of students to their respective institutions.
Their activities and projects are oriented toward
the betterment and benefit of Clemson University.
Blue Key provides a grounds for discussion of
student problems, activities, and means of ser\'ing
the institution and fellow students.

Several projects are undertaken by the local
chapter each year ; of which the planning, coordi-
nating, and directing of Tigerama, the annual
student variety production, is perhaps foremost.
Blue Key did a fabulous job with Tigerama this
year. Their efforts and contributions made the
show one of the best. Besides being responsible
for skit selection and the general production of
Tigerama, the members serve as escorts for the
Miss Clemson University contestants. In addition
to entertaining or fund raising projects, this year
Blue Key's activities included helping visitors on
campus during High School Visitation Day. The
members served as guides and student hosts for
the guests.

The Clemson Chapter has as one of its biggest
aims to purchase a large Clemson University Seal
to be placed on the front of the new Robert Mul-
drow Cooper Library.

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Clemson Circle K Club

The Circle K Club is an organization for college
men who have banded together to better serve
their school and community. This service organi-
zation is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Among
projects this past year, the Clemson University
Circle K built and installed eight 55-gallon litter
barrels. These were placed in various sections of
the community and also at the YMCA recreation
area on Lake Hartwell. Besides this, the club in-
stalled a bulletin board on the loggia. During
several afternoons, they planted the shubbery now
adorning the new boys dormitories on west campus.

The boys in this club are all students with good
academic standings as is required by the Inter-
national By-laws. Their only other requirement
is a willingness to give up a few hours of their
free time to better serve their school and com-
munity. Last year the Circle K Club started a
Key Club at Daniel High School in conjunction
with the local Kiwanis Club. Various fund raising
projects help the club support their service projects.

MICH.-\EL FLYNN, President

Members paint curbing around the town of Clemson.

Blume, R.
Collins, D. E.
Douglass, H. B.

Gardner, R. L.
Gresham, W.
Hendricks, S. E.

Homan, B. B.
Marion, S. H
Mente, R. C.

Richardson, W
Walker, J. O.
Warlick, W.

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ALAN FRANKLIN, President

Gamma Beta Phi
Society

The Gamma Beta Phi Society is a national
organization dedicated to the principles of scholar-
ship, leadership, and character among university
students. The society is affiliated with the Na-
tional Beta Club and tables its membership from
those former Beta Club members who wish to
maintain in college the same high standards of
scholarship, the development of character, and the
dedication to leadership that they upheld in high
school. The Society's academic requirement for
membership is a 2.70 grade-point ratio after hav-
ing completed twelve semester hours.

The Society held many functions this year, all
in collaboration with helping Clemson University
and benefiting worthy individuals. Gamma Beta
Phi members are interested in helping the high
school Beta Clubs all over the state. They co-
operate with these clubs in helping them with their
activities, and the society is directing the forma-
tion of new clubs in schools where they are wanted
or needed. Gamma Beta Phi helps to promote
good citizenship at Clemson University by willingly
offering their services to certain activities. They
are responsible for the distribution of publicity
posters and brochures concerning the Clemson
Concert Series. The Society's members exert
their leadership abilities by ensuing beneficial
projects to Clemson University.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Parsons, J., Dantzler. B., Raffield, W., Skinner, P., Cobb, S., Patrick, D., Seely, P., Bopp, C, Chastain, M., Horton, J.,
Knoy, K., Thompson, W., Hubbard, S., Conen, E., Franklin A., Turner, J., Snoddy, B., Cooper, B., Warren, J., Daves, G.

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LYKES HENDERSON. President

Iota Mu Sigma

Iota Mu Sigma is Clemson's honorary fraternity
for Industrial Management majors. Membership
is open to all I.M. sophomores, juniors, and sen-
iors with a cumulative G.P.R. of 2.75 or better.
On Honors and Awards Day the fraternity pre-
sents an award to one Industrial Management
student who has proven his abilities in the fields
of leadership and scholarship. Iota Mu Sigma
Service Pins are also awarded to two deserving
students.

The purpose of the fraternity is to promote
scholarship, to be of service to the Industrial
Management Department and to Clemson Uni-
versity, and to promote further study preparatory
to entering the field of management. The club
sponsors several field trips each year to some of
the most prominent businesses and corporations
in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina
to learn what the real business world is like. There
is a steak banquet each semester to change the
routine of the bi-monthly meetings. Here the
members have a chance to speak with professors
on an informal basis.

Anderson, G. H. Chick, J. R. Dillard, J

Avinger, T. O. Crouch, S. E. Hind, J. K.

Bobo, J. C. Davics, R. W. Hutt, J. D.

Caskie, C. R. Dickerson, J. A. Hughey, R. D.

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Jeffcoat, J. L.
LaRoache, E. B.
McKeowen, M. B.
Mente, R. C.
Pinson, W. E.

Stepp, K. S.
Thomason, R. M.
Trapnell, J. E.
Vaughn, J. W.
Wilson, C. B.

Keramos

Adams, H. P. Burns, J. M.

Alfred, G. R. Carroll, J. A.

Ballenger, D. T. Cotton, J. W.

Brosnan, D. A. Dixon, R. L.

In an effort to acknowledge outstanding stu-
dents in the field of ceramic engineering, the
Keramos Fraternity was estabHshed in January of
1958. The fraternity's membership is composed
of educators, graduates, and undergraduates who
have primar\- interests in ceramics as a profession.
Also the first professional fraternity in the field of
physical sciences to be established at Clemson, the
Keramos Fraternity has helped through its efforts
to recognize ceramic engineering as a distinct
engineering curriculum.

By providing recognition and honor to its mem-
bers, the South Carolina Chapter of Keramos
strives to encourage further knowledge and con-
tinued interest in the ceramic engineering field.

Williamson, J.
Wilson, C. N.

RICHARD REESE, President

Mu Beta Psi

Alverson, D. Brannen, G. Compton, A.

Brandt, W. Bullock, R. Falls, L.

Brandon, J. Chinners, J. E. Harrington, R.

During its thirty years of service to Clemson
University, Mu Beta Psi, Delta Chapter, has been
active in stressing the importance of music as a
part of university life. Mu Beta Psi is Clemson
University's National Honorary Music Fraternity.
Membership is limited to male faculty and stu-
dents who have participated in recognized musical
activities for a minimum of two years.

Presentation of the Annual Concert Series is
a major project at which the members serve as
ushers and marshalls and sell tickets. There are
several concerts a semester, held either at the
Field House or at Tillman auditorium. The turn-
out is usually large, thus the members of Mu Beta
Psi do a great service in voluntarily helping at
these functions. Spring Sounds is a money mak-
ing project of Mu Beta Psi which presents promi-
nent musical groups on campus and has become
widely recognized for both its entertainment value
and as a vehicle for student musical expression.

STEVE BUSCH, President

A very musical drop-in for membership prospects.

Holladay, C
Kelly, J.

Sigma Tau Epsilon

Membership into the honor society, Sigma Tau
Epsilon, is extended to all juniors and seniors in
the College of Arts and Sciences with a 3.0 grade-
point ratio or better. Its purpose is to establish
and develop high standards of scholarship, char-
acter and a spirit of fellowship among all of its
members. This is evident when each initiate must
pledge "I will always endeavor to speak the truth
and live it as to be known and read of men what
I really am." Two awards are given yearly by the
society on Honors and Awards Day. One goes
to the sophomore with the highest scholastic
average ; the other to the senior in Arts and
Sciences having the highest scholastic average.
Active participation in Sigma Tau Epsilon is
healthful incentive to upholding Clemson's finest
intellectual spirit.

JOE AVANT, President

FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Chisnian, L., Morgan, \.. Barker, M., Violette, D., Uller, M., Ramey, T., Hardie, W., Dobbins, W.,
Sandifer, J., Lapin J. SECOND ROW: Dinwiddie, M,. Couch, S., BiggerstafF, D., Bonekat, B., O'Cain, C, Skinner, P.. Ray, S., Mc-
Cracken B Cohen, E. THIRD ROW: .-\vant, J., Waldrop, H., Scialdone, A., Brvant, M.. Greene, D., Smith, J., Bock, B., Kaba, R., Peele,
L., Marchbanks, B.. Shumpert, J., Bailcs. G. FOURTH ROW: Shirley, C, Fabian. G., Wilkins, D., Toole, A., Mation, R., Gentry, R.,
Williamon, R., Blair, D., Humphrey, K., \'ehorn, R. FIFTH ROW: Duncan, D.. Turner. D., Dubose, E., Miller, W., Jones, T., Derrocl,
B.. Thompson, D., Potts, C, Stevenson, C, Edwards, B.

Phi Eta Sigma

Phi Eta Sigma is a national freshman honor
society which was founded to encourage, recog-
nize, and reward high scholastic work among male
freshmen. There are more than 150 chapters of
Phi Eta Sigma throughout the United States.

A grade-point ratio of 3.5 or better for the first
semester or for the entire year's work is the sole
requirement for membership.

Phi Eta Sigma sponsors the achievement tests
given to interested freshmen in mathematics and
English. The winners are recognized with special
awards on Honors and Awards Day. The senior
with the highest grade-point ratio is presented
with a medal at Honors and Awards Day. In the
spring, a banquet honoring those who have joined
during the current year is given.

Another purpose of Phi Eta Sigma is to give
its members an opportunity to become acquainted
with other outstanding students at Clemson.

A formal initiation and business meeting is
usually held once a semester.

DON DuBOSE, President

Garnett. S. Hendricks, J. Jones, C. Marchbanks, M. Morrison, S.

Gooding, C. Herrington, E. Kersey, S. Martin, S. McAliley, J.

Greene, D. Jeter, S. Kinghorn, A. Mauney, D. McCorkle, C.

Hasslinger, M. Johnson, S. Lease, L. Miller, W. Nelson, C.

Hatchell, R. Johnson, W. Littlejohn, H. Moore, R. Nelson, C.

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The Executive Council plans meetings and functii

H. G. SPENCER, President

Phi Kappa Phi

Membership in Phi Kappa Phi is considered to
be the highest scholastic honor that can be awarded
a Clemson student. The 3.5 GPR for Junior
initiates and 3.2 GPR for Seniors serves as a chal-
lenge to aspiring young scholars. The existence
of such a national honor society on our campus
exemi)lifies the importance which the professors
and students alike attach to the pursuit of learning.

The goal of Phi Kappa Phi, "The Love of
Learning Rules Mankind," encompasses the de-
termination of Phi Kappa Phi members to bring
their influence to bear in the shaping of universal
values.

A member of Phi Ka])i)a Phi characteristically
is a student who early in his college career realized
the importance of performing at a high level of
excellence and was willing to put forth the effort
required for such a task.

"To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield."
( Tennyson )

^ ^ ' /III

Abrams, J.

Clark, W.

Fowler, P.

Horton, J.

Addison, J.

Cunc, C.

Franceschi, G.

Kersey, S.

Alvcrson, B.

Crais, J,

Gardner, R.

Lease, L.

Avant, J.

Gulp, J.

Glass, R.

Littlejohii, H.

Bailes, G.

DobsiMi, R.

Greene, D.

McArthur, M,

Beam, H.

Edwards, B.

Gregory, W.

McCorkle, C.

Blackburn, J.

Kwcll, R.

Hendricks, J.

McCracken, B

TBI 'A

Shealy, M,
Silber, R.
Smith, T.
Smoak, N

Stang, J.
Steep, K.
Steer, R.
Steifle, J.

Stevenson, C. ^Villiam^'lll, R.

Stroup, K. Willson, H.

Thompson, D. Wilson, R.

Thurston, P. Wilson, T.

Members are welcomed after
formal initiation.

# # # # # # #

JAY D. HAIR, President

Tiger Brotherhood

Tiger Brotherhood is a local, selective honorary
fraternity which was organized at Clemson in
1928 by Professor J. L. Marshall for the purpose
of developing a closer relationship between students
and members of the faculty and administration.

Each year Tiger Brotherhood participates in
a number of campus activities and projects in an
etfort to develop greater school spirit and a sense
of pride and loyalty to Clemson. A project of key
interest is the selling of hats before home football
games in an effort to stimulate spirit and raise
money for a Tiger statue to be placed in front of
the new coliseum. The organization climEixes the
school year by presenting the "Mother of the Year
Award" to the outstanding mother, who in some
way has been affiliated with Clemson University.

Tiger Brotherhood contributes much to the
great Clemson tradition by setting high standards
of social and ethical conduct, as it strives to instill
within its members a living image of the best type
of Clemson Gentleman.

Abram

s. J-

Amnions, W.

Bowen. R.

Cartwright, D.

Dickerson. J

Addisc

n. J.

Barbary, J.

Buck. J.

Cooper, C.

Drakeford. C

Adkin

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Benedict. G.

Busch. W.

Cox, F.

Ellenberg. J

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MAMJiM

Maxwell, M.
Merrell, T.
Merry, W.
Nemergut, J.

Willi:
Workman, J.
Yoke, W.
Ziegler, G.

DavL' and John coordinate hat sale.

This is the best Clemson has to offer.

Harrower, S. Kelley, F. McCrorey, S.

Hoag, R. Lanier, B. McGee. E.

Jackson, J. McCrary, D. Mahaffey, J.

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Tau Beta Pi

Brown, C. H.
Childress, M. P.
Cu'lp, J. W.

Dobson, R. L.
Hendricks, J. R.
Jeter, S. M.

Lease, L. R.
Nelson, C. D.
Nelson, C. R.

Newton, J. S.
Redden, J. D.
Reese, C. R.

Rice, R. W.
Smoak, N. A.
Steifle, J. W.

Whitfield, G. T.
Wilson, R. R.

Pledgie polishes Bent at Riggs Hall.

SIDNEY KERSEY, President

Tail Beta Pi is the nation's oldest engineering
honor society, having its beginning in 1885. The
local chapter. South Carolina Alpha, was estab-
lished at Clemson in 1928 with the purpose then,
as it is today, to recognize those who have exhi-
bited superior scholarship and distinguished char--^
acter as undergraduates in engineering.

Membership in the chapter is limited to those
juniors and seniors in .at least the upper fifth of
their class who have shown leadership ability in
their respective engineering fields.

Tau Beta Pi strives to improve the academic
atmosphere at Clemson by means of its service
activities, which include a free slide rule course
taught by chajjter members, the maintenance of
study rooms in the Civil Engineering Building,
and an award to the outstanding sophomore engi-
neering student. A new service activity under-
taken this year is the freshman guidance program
whereby upperclassmen give counsel to freslimen.

Xi Sigma Pi

Members gather before receiving membership certificates.

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^ornwell, E. J.
;ounts, R. J.
Wles, J. E.

Knight, J. M.
Macfie, M. S.
Martin, D.

Martin, D. R.
Niederhof, R. C.
Philhps, R. J.

The objectives of this fraternity are to secure
and maintain a high standard of scholarship in
forestry education, to work for the upbuilding of
the profession of Forestry, and to promote fra-
ternal relations among earnest workers engaged
in forestry activities. A Xi Sigma Pi brother tries
to further fraternal relations and to promote the
high ideals of the fraternity among those who are
directly or indirectly engaged in forest activities.

Xi Sigma Pi is the oldest and largest forestry-
fraternity originating in the colleges of the United
States. This year, the fraternity presented, for the
first time, a scholarship recognition award. This
award is presented to the rising sophomore, jun-
ior, and senior that achieved the highest grade-
point ratio for the previous academic year and
also shows desirable personality traits.

BILL COLEMAN, President

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Members take a break during a regular meeting.

Agricultural and
Biological Science
Council

The Ag-Big Council is composed of two mem-
bers from each chib and organization in the
College of Agricultural and Biological Sciences.
The purpose of the Student Council is to serve
Ag-Bio students by coordinating all activities
among the member clubs. The Student Council
welcomes all high school students visiting the
agricultural and biological departments by con-
ducting visitation tours. Throughout the year
Council members are engaged in orientation talks
to students across the state who show interests in
respective Ag-Bio fields. The Council stresses
the importance of agriculture and biology in our
society. Each semester the Council sponsors
square dances which promote closer ties between
students and faculty.

Dr. Boone

Dubose, H.

Gilreath, J.

Martin, D.

Durham, D.

Nickles. J.

Breazeate, F.

Gassaway, F.

Wicker, D.

Thompson, J.

Summers, J.

Hahn, H.

Montgomery, C.

Carroll, L.

Dr. Skelton

Graham, B.

McKeown, K.

Hughes, B.

Stang, J,

Steer, R.

Mishoc, W.

Members attend a lecture meeting featuring a repre-
sentative of the U. S. Department of Agriculture.

Agricultural
Economics 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 ; moreover, it presents various speakers
to its members throughout the year. Perhaps one
of the most important projects this organization
sponsors is the preparation of a news bulletin de-
voted 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.

Agricultural Economics members.

JOE M. BATES, President

t # # # # # # ^j|

PHIL MAYNARD, Prcsid..:

American Association
of Textile Technology

The student chapter of the American Associa-
tion for Textile Technology provides textile stu-
dents an early means of becoming associated with
the organization of the National AATT and to
advance its aims and goals.

The student chapter of AATT was organized
on Clemson"s campus in 1%2 to affiliate the stu-
dents in textiles with a national textile organi-
zation.

The purposes of the AATT are to keep the
students informed on current developments in the
textile industry, and to develop an understanding
of all aspects of the industry.

These goals are accomplished by having speak-
ers from industry talk at meetings, having field
trips to industries, and showing movies on recent
developments. All undergraduate students includ-
ing freshmen, whose curriculum includes one
major course in textiles are eligible to become
members of the students chapter of AATT.

Brock, P.

Love, S.

Sharp, W.

Connelly, R.

Marcengill, J.

Shive, D.

Gambrell, J.

Moore, D.

Sibley, W.

Goldstein, L.

Moore, H.

Small, R.

Gregory, E.

Partlow, H.

Smith, R.

Kellam, W.

Phillips, R.

Smith, Roy

Linder, R.

Robbins, V.

Williams, J

Booth, H.

Hendrix, J.

Norris, A.

Bostic, J.

Millar, R.

Perkins. W.

Brock-, R.

Moraii, J.

Sutherland, C

Crosby, G.

Nelson, W.

Todd, G.

American Association
of Textile Chemists
and Colorists

The Student Chapter of the American Associ-
ation of Textile Chemists and Colorists is a
professional organization for those persons inter-
ested in the chemistry of fibers, dyestufifs and
adjuncts of textile applications. Since the AATCC
was founded in 1921, its basic goal has been to
provide a forum for the dissemination of knowl-
edge concerning textile chemistry and for the
professional development of its members. Today
the nearly 9,000 members of the AATCC live and
reside in nearly 46 of the 50 states and in over 40
other countries. Activities during the year include
plant trips to such textile operations as Greenwood
Mills and Gregy Dyestuffs. Speakers at the bi-
monthly meetings talk on current subjects and
new developments in the textile industry and a
banquet ends out each semester's activities.

TERRY ANDERSON, President

American Ceramic Society

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO KIC.HT: Braiult, B., Wiggins, M., Burns, .].,
Denison, D., Sinclair, T., Southgate, G. Allen, U., Handv, D., Watson, R.,
Senerote, L., Cotton, J., Carroll, A. BACK ROW: Wilson, C, Ramsey, J..
Adams, H., Dixon, R., Meister, B., LaRoclie, E., Scott, R., Reese, R., Fortson.
J., Robinson, C, Childress, J., Presson, W., Bennet, R., Ballenger, D., Faust, H.

JOHN W. COTTON, President

The American Ceramic Society is an organiza-
tion composed of students majoring in Ceramic
Engineering. Membership is open to students
from freshman to graduate students.

The society holds at least one regularly sched-
uled meeting each month at which the society
endeavors to have an interesting speaker in the
ceramic field. Lectures are on such topics as new
developments, new techniques and problems of the
ceramic industry which the members will some
day face as ceramic engineers.

Many field trips are conducted for the ACS.
These trips are to brick plants, and fiberglas plants
among other plants that manufacture ceramic
products. These trips to various places prove to
be thoroughly educational as well as entertaining
to all who attend.

Each year the local chapter sponsors an annual
speaking contest in which the winner represents
the chapter at the national convention. Members
of the Clemson chapter of the American Ceramic
Societv may also become student members of the
National American Ceramic Society. Members
enjoy benefits such as reduced prices on textbooks
])ublished by the society and the receiving of the
two monthly publications of the society.

American Chemical
Society

The American Chemical Society provides an
opportunity for fellowship among students of
chemistry, textile chemistry, and chemical engi-
neering in addition to instilling a pride in these
areas as professions. Membership is open to all
students majoring in chemistry, chemical engi-
neering, and textile chemistry.

Each year the members of the local chapter
attend various sectional meetings and social events
in South Carolina and North Carolina. Speakers
such as Dr. John Nair lecturing on the role of
chemistry in industry are guest speakers at local
meetings. This year there was a joint meeting
with AIChE at which the students heard a lec-
ture in drugs and their effect on the mind. In
November, the members attended the Regional
ACS meeting in Atlanta for several days to hear
well-known figures in the fields of chemistry and
bio-chemistry.

The local chapter furnishes assistance to all
freshman students needing help in chemistry by
providing a tutoring program. The society sells
safety glasses and aprons to provide money for
the various activities, and thereby eliminating the
need for members to pay local dues.

Pi -^

dams, N.
aird, D.
ock, R. F.

ales. J. H.
Jlcman, T. O.
avis, J. M.

Eggers, K.
Fairey, K.
Figueroa, R. E.
Gentry, R.
Gilchrist, W,

B.

Melnich. J.
Phillips, T. H.
Poteat, G.
Sears, J. M.
Street, R.

Heggood, S.
Hughes, G.
eanhardt, M. L. McAmish, L

W.

Trepal, G. J.
White, P.
Wright, J. E.

While meeting in the Organic Lab, the members watch the stirring solution.

American Dairy
Science Association

The Clemson American Dairy Association had
a small but important beginning in 1922. Due to
the tireless efforts of Professor B. E. Goodale,
Clemson dairy students started the Clemson Dairy
Club, which was later to become affiliated with
the national ADSA. This club has the proud
distinction of being the oldest departmental club
on campus.

Members constantly seek to learn especially
from young men who are presently facing situa-
tions very similar to ones our dairy graduates will
be facing shortly. Programs centered around
panel and group discussions are being emphasized.
Possibilities for sharing a program with the Geor-
gia ADSA are being considered.

This year's Dairy Products Judging Team went
to Los Angeles to participate in the National Con-
test. The team composed of Wayne Satterwhite,
Richard Classey, and Robert Steer were jileased
to place eighth in ice cream judging.

Academic standards continue to be emphasized.
Many scholarships sponsored by various dairy
organizations are made available to dairy club
members. Perha])s the most cherished award is
made by the dairy club to the dairy student show-
ing the most im])rovement during his stay at
Clemson.

f^

Butler. W.

Duck\

vorth. R.

McKeown. S.

ScroKgs. R

Catto, M.

Tames

on, H.

Mann, J.

Senn. R.

riassey, R.

Torda

n. J.

Moore, C.

Steer, J.

Torbett. H.

Long,

R.

Nichols. A.

Talbot. E.

Cornwell, G.

Long.

L.

Peeler. H.
Satterwhite C.

Watson. R.
Webb. R.

ROBERT STEER, President

American Institute of
Chemical Engineers

The student chapter of the American Institute
of Chemical Engineers was founded on the Clem-
son campus in 1947. Membership in the student
chapter is restricted to chemical engineering stu-
dents who have attained at least a sophomore
rating. The purpose of the AIChE is to further
the interests of the students in the realm of
Chemical Engineering and to promote profes-
sionalism. This is accomplished by having guest
speakers from industry lecture at bi-monthly meet-
ings of the chapter on such topics as Psychedelic
Drugs, Computer Control, the Chemical Engineer
in Plant Design and Nuclear Engineering. The
senior members of the AIChE also participate in
numerous plant trips to gain firsthand information
about the chemical industry.

The AIChE 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, as well
as a steak supper for members at the end of the
academic year.

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Macon and Jim engage in an evaporation experime

Addy, W.

Batson, W.

Bernat, W.

Brown, C.

Burton. J.
Campbell, P.

Alexander, T.

Baxley. L.

Blanks. W.

Brown, H.

Amick, H.

Berkland, R.

Bracken, J.

Bruggeman

, W,

Campbell, J.

Frank and Bo conduct a liquid extraction experiment.

DAN HOLDER, President

J& i.,-J. "^■^- '*

J. hmimJsM

Capps, T. Clarke, L.

Chapin. J. tockroft, J.

Chinners, J. Coleman, T.

Dempscy. D. Fclton. G. Forbes. J.

Detwiler, D. Fesseler. R. Ford, B.

Ucwitt, M. Finlcy, J. Glenn, S.

GoodinR. C. Henne. E.

Hannah, J. Herron, H.

Hayes, S. Horton, M.

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Judson, Benny, and Gene await results of a gas
absorption experiment.

Horton, R.
Jackson. D.
Jacobs, W.
Johnson, D.
Johnson. G.
Johnston, A.
Jo

Knudsi

D.

Kunz, R.
Lake, M.
Lawson, T.
McLiloy. J.
McElveen, S.
Martin, J.
Mayfield. D.
Mitchell, J.

Mo

N.

n, M.
Osborne, M.
Peeples, J.
Poof, W.
Poole, B.
Richbourg, V.
Rice, R.

Riekcr, J.
Robertson, O.
Robinson, W.
Rodrigues, G.
Roof, R.
Rutland, C.
Salamony, J.
Scherler. W.

R.

Sheppard, W.
Smith. S.
Steele, R.
Stokeley, D.
Stone, M.
Talbert, J.
Templeton, J.

Theiling, H,
Thompson, A.
Thompson, R.
VanLoon. W.
Walters. J.
Watson, B.
Westergaard, A.
Whetsell, D.

Williams, B.
Wyatt. L.
Young, J.

Ed Henne and Bill Bernat work at the analog
computer.

American Institute of
Industrial Engineers

Beam, T. D.

Oe

ish,iw. J. D.

Henderson, R, R.

Johnson, H. A.

Shull, T. S.

Trainor, R. P

Clapper, W. L.

Dr.

m, J. H.

Hicks. R. J.

Little, D, D.

SteiKler, H. J.

Trapp, R. D.

Clarkson, J. H.

Dos

s, D. A.

Hyatt, W. A.

O'Shield, D. M.

Stroup, K. F,

The organization formally known as the Society
of Industrial Engineers became the Clemson
chapter of the American Institute of Industrial
Engineers during the 1965-1966 school year. The
AIIE was organized to stimulate and promote the
advancement of industrial engineers at Clemson.

Members are industrial engineer majors who
wish to learn more about their chosen fields, and
thus promote themselves professionally. They
achieve this purpose by participating in programs
which present speakers from various facets of
Industrial Engineering and by vising nearby
plants in which industrial engineers are in de-
mand. A trip to Lockheed in Georgia was planned
for this year. Speakers highlighted the schedule :
Mr. Lenny Bell from Firestone, and a representa-
tive from Talon, Inc.

The members may attend the regional AIIE
Conference in the spring. Students may submit
a technical paper at the conference to practice
ability in presenting materials and to compete for
cash awards. Also during the year the AIIE
produces and sells ashtrays and anvil pa])erweights
in order that the chajHer can have funds to operate.

JIM MARLER, President

,\n afternoon class listens as Jim makes preparations for
the next week's seminar.

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ROY COOPER, President

American Society
For Metals

The Student Chapter of the American Society
for Metals was organized on the Clemson Uni-
versity campus in September, 1966. This rela-
tively new organization was formed to stimulate
student interest in the latest scientific and engi-
neering developments in the field of metals and
engineering materials ; to off'er inspiration through
contact with nationally known speakers on metal-
lurgical subjects; and to familiarize students with
the professional attractions of the career in metal-
lurgical research or production. Any regularly
enrolled, full-time undergraduate or graduate stu-
dent in metallurgy, metallurgical engineering,
materials engineering, or related fields shall be
eligible for membership. Yearly activities include
plant tours, technical talks by selected guest speak-
ers, monthly visits to the regional American
Society for Metals meetings. Further activities
include a Homecoming display and two group
picnics.

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Rrackett. R.

Fowler, W.

Grochowski, J.

Langley. D.

Newton. J.

Dunham. R.

Geronimos, M.

Harvey, A.

Latimer, T.

Strayer, P

''ickling, J.

Glunta. R.

Johnson, S.

Meyers, V.

Welfare, H

Stan watches metallurgical camera.

Roger and Cliff work the vacuum
furnace.

American Society of
Civil Engineers

Speakers from the Tennessee Valley Authority,
Bethlehem Steel, American Institute of Steel Con-
struction, and Southern Railways highlighted the
engineering phase of the Clemson University
Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engi-
neers this year. During the course of the year,
the Clemson chapter made field trips to the Clem-
son coliseum and the Keowee Toxoway Con-
struction site, along with other points of interest.
The functions and field trips this year, as always,
were to acquaint civil engineering students with
the various phases of engineering.

Building a Homecoming display, editing an
annual student publication, and participating in
the Carolina Conference with other ASCE socie-
ties rounded out the civil engineers' calendar year.
Through the participation of its 100 member
enrollment, the Clemson Chapter of ASCE should
again rank as one of the nation's best.

Joey shows members how to adjust the dials of the machinery.

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Students measure the destruction of a cylinder.

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Ballcnctr, R. Bopp. C.

Barnwell. T. Boyce, W.

Bmford. R. Catoe. R.

Blume, O. Chaplin, R

Daniel, C. Ford, W. Henning, R.

Dulin, R. Gamble. A. Huckaby. C.

Eckard. P. Gartland. K. Jackson. J.

Edmonds, R. Hendricks, J. Jacobs, J.

JOEY BRIGGS, President Students watch the crushing of bricks.

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;.n(;horn, A.
;rudcncr, A.

Lipscomb, R. Miller. M.

McCombs. D. Pace, R.

McGee, E. Richards. R.

Mathias. H. Russell. J.

Shrum. S. Sturgis. W.

Smith. C. Terry. W.

Smoak, N. Thomas. R.

Spetnagel, T. Timraons. J.

Tropea, L. Ward. J. Yount. D.

Turner. R. Ward. J. Ziegler, G.

Valentine, T. Wolter, W.

Walker, J. Woods, J.

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
student in good standing.

Bimonthly meetings are held that feature busi-
ness discussions, planned programs and guest
speakers from the industry.

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 engineer-
ing students from freshmen to graduates. Many
friendships and working relationships are de-
veloped that will be of value after graduation.

BRIAN PEGRAM, President

Members listen to one of tlie many proRrams arranRed for tlie society.

nrani.en. G. Culp. J. Dtflcnbaugh, R. Drennan, R

Coons, J. Davis. J. Dorcy, R. Ellcfson, C

Fletcher, R.
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Kiskil. K. Mayfield, J. Nelson, C. Pearce. J.

Lane, T. Montjoy, K. Orr, W. Power, R.

Smith, T. Tennaiit. M. Whitm.re. R.

Stewart, A. Wh.teheard, J. Wilson. R.

Block and Bridle Club

Delegation to the Chicago Convention about to leave.

Block and Bridle, the professional club of the
Animal Science Department, finances annual trips
to Atlanta and Chicago for the Livestock judging
team. The money for these trips and other activi-
ties is raised by barbecues held on IPTAY Day
and the Spring Intra-squad football game.

Each semester, the club offers a scholarship for
the outstanding junior in scholastic standing,
leadership, and general Block and Bridle work.
The club also submits a candidate for the National
Block and Bridle Junior Scholarship,

During the Spring Semester, the Little Inter-
national Livestock Show is held. It includes such
activities as a club livestock judging and evalu-
ation contest in which the students e.xhibit their
skills in fitting and showing cattle, sheep, and
swine. After this program a judging contest is
held for 4-H and FFA Chapters across the state.
Trophies are awarded to the highest scoring team
and individual team members.

At the annual banquet, honorary membership
is bestowed upon two gentlemen whose interest
and hard work have greatest protnoted the livestock
industry in South Carolina. The highest award,
the Merit Trophy, was presented to the Outstand-
ing Senior for his leadership and work within the
club that helped to make the year a success.

Adams, J.
Daron, S.

Costron, J.

Morris, P.

Gilliam. D.

Newton, M

Banics, C.

Hendrix, W.

Nickles, T.
Pardue, j.

Bcatson, R.

Jackson. J.

Bonnettc, T.

Lilis. G.

Parker, M.

Brittain, W.

McGill, J.

Quinn, S.

Cone, C.

Malphrus, L.

Riddle, S.

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Rowland, E. Suber, F. Vallentine, P. Wise, W.

Shumway, P. Thomas, J. Willoughby, M. Woods, C.

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Members serve guest line at the oarbecu^.

DON BALLINGTON, President

Boys from Newberry Boys Farm were guests at
the barbecue.

American Society of
Agricultural Engineers

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Members barbecueing on Homecoming Weekend.

The purpose of the South Carolina Branch of
ASAE is to famiharize the student in Agricultural
Engineering with his future profession. The Stu-
dent Branch carries on several activities and
projects each year. This year the club was the
host for the Southeast region meeting of Student
Branches of ASAE.

This year the club had a twelve-acre soybean
project. The club members did all the work on
the project and got valuable experience working
with the other members. The money made on the
project helped pay for a field trip to different parts
of the Southeast to tour companies that employ
Agricultural Engineers.

The Student Branch sponsors a barbecue sup-
per for the South Carolina Section of ASAE each
year during the Homecoming Weekend. This is
a joint supper between the members and the
Agricultural Engineers of the state and gives the
members a chance to meet some poiisible future
eni])Ioyers. The annual banquet is held between
the Georgia and Clemson Branches of ASAE to
exchange ideas and meet students from other
schools.

TOM BURGESS, President

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Clemson 4-H Club

Established in 1952, the purpose of the 4-H
Club is to establish closer relationships among
the students and faculty members and to train its
members for leadership. Th 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 interests.

A monthly service is provided for the students
by printing and distributing calendars listing
major campus events. The Alumni Association
aids in the service.

The club members are well informed about 4-H
activities by such speakers as Mr. J. B. Williams,
State Boys 4-H Agents and Dr. W. D. Mickle-
berry of the Food Science and Biochemistry De-
partment. All these activities along with a trip
to the Southeastern Collegiate Conference enable
the students to keep a close watch on the 4-H
activities of the nation.

LEFT TO RIGHT : Bonnette, T., Nichols, J., Gassaway, F., Chinners, B., Moore, G., Dangerfield, C, Steer, R.

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Forestry Club

The purpose of the Clemson Forestry Club is
to bring about a closer relationship among the
forestry students and to promote interest in the
knowledge of forestry in the University. Member-
ship is open to all students of the Department of
Forestry.

The club participates in all intramural sports
and they have established a winning record for
homecoming displays. The members finance their
activities by cutting and selling firewood.

This year the Clemson chapter was the host
for the Association of Southern Forestry Clubs'
conclave. At the conclave there is competition in
field events such as pole climbing, axe throwing,
and bow sawing.

In addition to the conclave, the club annually
publishes The Clemson Forester. The aim of the
publication is to inform all interested persons of
the club and department activities.

From the willingness to work and the enthusi-
asm of all members, all Forestry students feel that
the club is a great asset.

DALE MARTIN, President

Barfield, J.

Charland. A.

Creech. J.

Holcombe. J

Brockenfelt. G.

Clarkson, H.

Epps. P.

Jenson. J

Brooks. R.

Coleman. W.

Forbes. R.

KniRht. M.

Bullock. R.

Counts. R.

Ford. R.

Koch. J.

Carlson. G.

Cowles. J.

Hoffman. V.

Kostyra. F.

I.ittle. R.
Macfic. M.
Martin. D.

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Another winning display with "Paperize the Terps"

Jerry and Larry try to start the chain saw.

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Miller, J. E. Royce. P. A. Smoak, W. H. Walden, D. L.

Ozbolt, B. R. Ryder, D. Southard, W. E. Walker, L. S.

Patterson, R. Satcher, W. W. Stewart, D. L. Wall, W. V.

Phillips, R. J. Schuize, H. Thomas, W. R. White, F. W.

Poston, R. A. Settle, H. H. Thompkins, D. L. Wiley, W. H.

Clemson Horticulture
Club

Members pot plants for future sale.

The Clemson University Horticulture Club
furnishes a medium of contact with the horti-
culturists of the state and acts as an official agent
of the horticulture students in college matters.
Promoting the profession of Agriculture, the club
is comprised of undergraduate and graduate stu-
dents and supported by the faculty and staff of the
Department of Horticulture. Clemson's Horti-
culture Club placed second in nationwide competi-
tion of the Association of Collegiate Branches of
the American Society for Horticulture Science, of
which the Clemson Club is a charter member.

The club has worked enthusiastically on all
projects. This year's club made graj^e juice and
potted plants to make enough money to send
representatives to embody the club in several
competitions. The school year is oi>ened with a
cook-out, which affords new members a chance
to meet and mingle with faculty and other Horti-
culture Club members, and it ends with a spring
banquet.

At the 1967 meeting of the ASHS, Jack Stang,
a senior, presented an essay report based on his
findings of a summer's experiment, in which he
placed first over other colleges and universities
represented.

LOUISE CARROLL, President

Ballard, B.

Crenshaw, R.

Hyder, W.

Martin, K.

Boozer, T.

Culp. M.

Uwis, J.

Morrel, G.

Caggiano, J.

Fosky, P.

Lucious, G.

Schirmer, L

Clemmons. D.

Harper, S.

Lynn, L.

Summer, J.

Cooper, C.

Hockenberry, M.

Martin. L.

Walcher, A.

A lively discussion on which came first, the chicken or the egg.

Acker, T. Kuisma, R.

Cooke, T. McAbee, M.

Foy, J. Odom, D.

Hahn, H. Waddell, D.

Harmon. J. Wells, M.

Holbrook. D. Wicker, D.
Kinard, H.

The Poultry
Science Club

The Clemson Poultry Science Club was formed
with the purpose of furthering the social, cultural,
and scholastic activities of the members by work-
ing together and in cooperation with the Poultry
Science Department.

To be a member, a student does not need to be
a poultry major; his only qualification is that he
must possess a sincere interest in some phase of
the poultry industry of today.

During the 1967 football season, the club spon-
sored a chicken barbecue the day of the Home-
coming game with Maryland. The proceeds from
this barbecue were used to pay the members'
expenses to the Southeastern Poultry Exposition
in Atlanta during the last of January.

Also, during the year, the club invites in several
outside speakers who fill the members in on what
is happening in the different aspects of the poultry
industry as well as in related fields. These outside
speakers help to establish a much needed connect-
ing link between the academic and business views
of the student in relation to the day when he will
go from one aspect to the other.

Clemson University
Recreation and Parks
Administration

The Recreation and Parks Administration Club
was organized three years ago by students major-
ing in RPA. Their purpose was to help Clemson
become recognized in the field of recreation. The
club encourages the students to have a good out-
look on the profession and provides recreation
activities for them to participate in. In the three
years since the clubs organization it has grown to
be the largest RPA Club in the United States.

The members have many opportunities to get
together to discuss their work and make plans for
the future. The club sponsors regular activities
such as guest speakers, field trips, monthly meet-
ings and socials. In November, the club featured
a special social for the most honored guest of the
South Carolina Recreation Society's Convention
which was held here at Clemson. In the spring,
the members will go to Charlotte for a tour of
the city's recreation facilities.

BILL KISS.A.M, President

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sliircr, C. Kennedy, H., Neely, K.. Home, U.. Kucstcr, A.. Owings, M.. Fletcher, N.. Brittain, W.,
Lawton, R., Davis, M., Robinson, B., O'Keath. M. (advisor). SECOND ROW: Lawton, J., Druniniond, J., Walters, J., Jeffries. F., Spear-
man, A., Faulkner, J., Entrekin. L., Baughnian, F., O'Neal, M., Bowen, D., Gaithcr, T. THIRD ROW: Putman, D., Drennan, J., Roediger,
C, Jones, R., Hinson, A., Touchstone, B., Scott, J. Stroud, J., Bo.stin, T., Shealv, M.

R. D. SHANNON, Adinsor
DAVID CAMPBELL. President

Economics Club

The Economics Club exists for the purpose of
providing investigation and singular discussions of
current economic issues. The meetings are in-
formal, and usually held in the homes of the
faculty. The meetings are attended by most of
the professors of the economics department, so
the student has vast opportunities to learn from
firsthand discussion and argument rather than
from a textbook or static situation of the class-
room. There is no prerequisite for the member-
ship in the club, the only requirement is an abid-
ing interest in the study of economics. The club
has featured speakers from such fields as banking
and the stock market, and holds frequent debates
between students and facultv.

FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Campbell, D., Burgess, D., Addison, J.
Cline, K., Burrell, O., Byers, M.

BACK ROW:

Walker, J.,

Delta Sigma Nu

Delta Sigma Nu is the pre-medical fraternity
of Clemson University. The main purposes of
organization are to prepare Clemson students for
a career in medicine and to familiarize the mem-
bers with medical subjects, helping them choose
courses in keeping with pre-medical training, and
to inform them of application procedures of
regional medical schools.

Throughout the college year, many trips are
planned to the neighboring hospitals and medical
schools. Past tours have been to the Greenville
General Hospital, the Medical College of South
Carolina, and Bowman Gray School of Medicine
in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Noted pro-
fessionals in the field of medicine come to speak
to the club, and films of special interest are
periodically presented for the benefit of the stu-
dent body.

Membership in Delta Sigma Nu is open to all
Pre-Medical and Pre-Dental students as well as
those in other curriculums who are planning a
career in medicine. A minimum grade-point ratio
of 2.5 is required.

MICKEY LUND, President

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rington, R.

llolman, D.

Martin, S.

IcCorkle, C. K. Roberts, J. E. Sherer, J. D.

larabelli. A. Robertson. J. V. Skinner, P. B.

:ay. L. K. Sandifer, J. B. Smith, J. D.

ay, W. S. Settle, J. E. Smith, K. H.

ti, C. E. Webber, \V. L.

Stoddard, W. R. Weller. R. N.

Trescctt. R. E. Wielenga, J. L.
Watts. M. A.

SIDNEY KERSEY, President

I. E. E. E.

Members get close-up of computers.

Allen, J.

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lUII. D

Boudolf. V.

Burns. W.

Chamblee, D

Alkinson, W.

liartNIt

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Hell. G.

Boyd. M.

Brandon, J.

Childress, M

AvMim-r, II.

Darker

W.

Ikrry, R.

Brown, F.

Calkins. \V.

Clark, S.

Baker. J.

liclchcr

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Holin, E.

Bullar, D.

Cardwell. W.

Coleman, J.

Collins, T. Davis, J. Druelle, D.

Cox. J. Dobson, R. Dunlap, F.

Crumplea, W. Doyle, B. Easier, T.

Fairey. R. Fowler, D. Fulraer. D.

Fleming, T. Frank, R. Gambrell, W.

Flow, C. Frederiksen, J. Graab, G.

Hartley, R. J

Hay, J. Jenkins, G

Hayey, T. I

Huntley, P. Jones, J

Big success at State Convention was Dr. Stokes

Mincey. J.
Moffat, R.
Moll. J.
Nelson, C.

Nepueux, F. Phillips, W,

Nettles, K. Rayle, B.

Nusbickel, D. Reardon, R

Pace, R. Rice, W.

Williams, T.
Wilson, C.
Wilson. H.
Youngblood, J.

Lockheed goes about things in a big way. Son.

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Gamma Omega Phi

The purpose of Gamma Omega Phi fraternity
is to honor the outstanding members of the Young
Republicans Club of Clemson University. Organ-
ized in 1967, the fraternity participates in many
of the important functions of the Republican party
in South Carolina. During the fall of this past
year, the members of the fraternity helped in the
organization of the Reagan dinner. During elec-
tion campaigns, the Republican Party has the full
support of every member of Gamma Omega Phi.

The main purpose of every fraternity function
is to set an example for the other members of the
Young Republican Club.

To be considered for membership, a candidate
must be a member of the Young Republican Club
and he must show a high degree of devotion to
the Republican Party and what it stands for. The
members come from all parts of the country. They
are moderates, liberals, and conservatives but they
all share a common belief in the ideals and purpose
of the Republican Party.

JAMES LAWTON, President

Baker, E. R. Clinkscales, C. C. McKracken, B. Riggs, W. E.

Beach, H. L. Gantt, R. D. Morris, L. P. Simpson, J. H.

Bellelsle, J. W. Kecter, W. H. Payne, W. Watson. W. J.

Clarke, D. R. Mayer, J. E. Pinson, W. E. Watts, J.

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JOHN SCHLIEG, President

Iota Lambda Sigma

Steve Hunter works on club project.

The Gamma Chapter of Iota Lambda Sigma
was formed on the Clemson University campus
in May, 1930, to promote industrial education
through recognition of professional training and
high scholarship. It is to maintain a closer fra-
ternal bond between the actual and prospective
teachers of industrial education. Members have
completed at least twenty percent of the course
work in their major field of industrial education
with a "B" average or better and a graduating
grade-point ratio.

Initiation for the Gamma Chapter takes place
twice each year, with a banquet at the conclusion
for all faculty members, student brothers, and
their guests. At the close of the initiation of the
fall of 1967, Professor J. L. Brock, Past President
of the chapter, was the speaker.

The fraternity makes its services available to
other fraternities on the Clemson campus by way
of cutting and furnishing materials for initiation
programs. Also, Iota Lambda Sigma contributes
to a better educational atmosphere by supervising
the Industrial Education Library established for
student use.

a Bell, J. D.

Bellflower, R. H.
Busch, W. B.
Carroll, C. E.
Cope, E. G.

Fedele, R. S.
Garrison, D. W.
Gibson, W. W.
Grubbs, E.
Harry, O. J.

Hartnett, J. F.
Hunter, J. S.
Jenkins, J. L.
Lacey, R. N.
Lehotsky, P. E.

• X Phillips, G. A.
Posch, P. J.
Rohrbach, J.
- Reid, A. R.
Sexton, S. B.

Ulmer, A.
Vick, O. N.
Watson, C. J.
Williams, G. C.

Richard Bellflower explains machinery to new members as old members look on.

David cuts out initiation plaques for a fraternity.

RICHARD DOBBINS, President

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 Corn-
shucker". This newsletter is sent to every mem-
ber, 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. Besides the annual cookout,
the club took a field trip to the University of
Georgia, and their club was asked to visit Clemson
for a return trip. This is one of the many recipro-
cal field trip programs set up. One of the last
things the club participates in is the banquet held
in March to which the graduating seniors are the
guests of honor.

Abernathy, W.
Allen, E.
Bishop, T.

Dobbins, S.
Dyson, J.
Frayley, D.

Gambrell, R.
Haigler, H.
Hane, S.

Hobbs, J.
Holstein, T.
Huckaby, D.

Kelly, ].
Lehecka, J.
McClintock, H.

M.iksymowicz, W.
Ready, E.
Sparks, R.

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.Stackey, B.
Steer, J.

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At meeting, members practice using instruments in the textile testing lab.

Phi Psi

The Phi Psi Fraternity is the oldest Greek
letter organization on the Clemson campus. Iota
chapter was formed in 1927. The fraternity origi-
nated at Philadelphia College of Textile Engineer-
ing in 1903. Phi Psi Fraternity is the largest and
most respected textile fraternity in the world and
its alumni hold some of the highest positions of
trust and respect in all branches of industry.

Iota chapter of Phi Psi Fraternity on the
Clemson campus is involved in various activities.
Being in the heart of the agricultural district of
the state, the Textile Club has potential and
relevance. Some of the activities of the club in-
clude field trips to textile plants and money-raising
projects for the organization's annual banquet and
national convention, held in March in Charlottes-
ville, Virginia. Upon graduation, members may
become members of an alumni chapter of the fra-
ternity. The fraternity served as guides for high
school students invited to orientation day at the
school. They answered questions about college,
choosing majors, and the rising opportunities in
textiles.

Anderson, T.

Marcengill, J

Bostic, J.

Maynard, H.

Connelly, R.

Sibley, W.

Gambrell. J.

Small, R.

Grubbs, J.

Todd, G.

WILLIAM M. SHARPE, President

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Allen, F.
Atkinson, L. N.
Belser, G. H.
Britt, F. B.

Chamberlain, C. L.
Chappell, ]. D.
Cleland. \V. F.
Cobb, D. E.
Cope, D. C.

Copeland, W. L.
Cornwell, J. C.
Craft, P. J.
Eatmon, D, S.
Ellison, D. R.

Feinberg, M. M.
Flitter, C. R.
George, S.
Gilliam, D. H.
Haywood, J. L.

Hendrix, C. M.
Horres, J.
Hudgins, A. R.
Huffstetler, C.
Jackson, E.

Pre -Veterinary Club

The Pre- Veterinary Club of Clenison enables
all students interested in Veterinary Medicine to
gain insigiit and interest into the Veterinary pro-
fession. The Pre-Vet Club is sponsored by the
freshman and sophomore pre-veterinary advisors
who work coordinately with the executive com-
mittee of the club to establish an interesting and
variable array of programs. Faculty members of
the School of Agriculture and Biological Sciences
always willingly give of their time to the members
of the club.

Each year the club has a variety of programs
with speakers, field trips, and demonstrations of
the veterinary methods and techniques. In the
spring, the up])erclassmen make an annual field
trij) to the Sandhill Experiment Station at
Pontiac, S. C, where they are oriented into the
activities and experiments taking ])lace there.
Also, to keep with tradition, the upperclassnien
travel to the University of Georgia to tour the
Veterinary Medical School to which many ho])e
to attend.

At the end of each school year, a bantiuet is held
to install new officers and to ])ring to a close the
activities of the club.

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Kuisma, L.
Milhous, W. K.
Miller, G.

Milkr, J. R.
Montgomery, C. E.
Morris, G. A.

McAlhany, H. D.
McBrayer, R.
McCaskill, R. E.

McDaniel, D. L.
Patrick, P. D.

Patterson, J.

Patterson, J. E.
Petusky, G.
Ratliff, J.

Rose, N. A.
Stanek, B. J.
Stewart, R. L.

Thomas, S. A.
Thompson, D. W.

Williams, N. A.

SAM

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JOE LYNN, President

The Society for Advancement of Management,
the recognized national professional organization
of managers in industry, commerce, government,
and education, and the pioneer in management
philosophy, has been dedicated to the advancement
of management and of management men since
1912.

The annual Career Day sponsored by the Cleni-
son University Chapter gives all students an
opportunity to gain knowledge through discussion
with leaders in various professional fields. The
members of SAM also participate in numerous
field trips to industrial and business establish-
ments. All combine to give every member an
opixirtunity to prepare himself for the business
world through active ])artici])ation in the functions
of the club.

Membership in SAM is open to any student
with a true interest in management. This is the
only requirement a person must meet to join SAM.

Some of the activities for this year included
trips to E.xcelsior Mills and WFBC-TV in Green-
ville. There are usually several trips to Atlanta
during a school year, also.

Abernathy. B. E. B.«izir. G. N.

Abernathy, R. H. Brittain, J. M.

Adkins, W. R. Bruce. J.

Barbery, S. L. Cliapman, T. C.

Bobo, J. C. Coleman, B. J.

Cutting. B. H. Garick, R. L.
Demosthenes, J. M.Garrett, T. R.
Dye, J. A. Graham, R. L.

Farmer, C. L. Hardigrec, F. S.

Fowler, M. H. Henderson, L. S.

SHERRY MARCHBANKS, Su'cctltcarl

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Holmes, D.

Johnson, R.

Lord, A.

Muldrow, R.

Poore, V.

Stepp, R.

Wolfe, L.

Heines, J.

Johnson, T.

Lynn, J.

Newton, M.

Roberts, C.

Taylor, S.

Wyler, J.

Hughey, R.

Knight, B.

Mtnte, R.

Nuckols, H.

Roquemore, J.

Tedcastle, R.

Wyler, R.

Howard, M.

LaGrone, A.

Moore, C.

Peters, W.

Sands, J.

Trapnell, J.

Watson, R

Johnson, D.

LaRoche, E.

Morris, D.

Peterson, D.

Stepp, J.

Vaughn, J.

Zeigler, J.

Young Democrats

TIM ROOF.RS. Prcsuloil

Through varied and numerous activities, the
members of the Clemson University Young Demo-
cratic Ckib seek to learn about politics and current
political happenings, as well as to participate in
political happenings. The CYD's this year have
several panel discussions concerning current politi-
cal questions, with panel members including faculty
members and students, and they have heard sev-
eral speakers, including the Chairman and the
Executive Director of the South Carolina Demo-
cratic Party, Senator Earle Morris and Dr.
Donald Fowler, and former Senator Bradley
Morrah. They have worked in several political
rallies, including the big voter-registration rally
in Spartanburg in October, attended several of
the appreciation dinners given for South Carolina
Democratic Congressmen in February, and at-
tended the National Young Democratic Conven-
tion in Miami in November.

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Addis, B. G.
Anderson, T. K.
Arnold, F. H.
Biechlin, T. E.

Burchstead. H. B.
Clarkson. R. B.
Cogan, H. L.
Connell, J. A.

Coucliell, J. J.
Craigo, S. R.
Curry, J. G.
Dorii, B. P.

Feige, H. C.
Folk, B. C.
Garbclman, H.
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Hutt, J. D.
Hope, R. E.
Jones, G. L.
Jones, R. M.
King, R. D.
Kiskel, K, J.

Mathis, L. B.
Merry, W. D.
Morgan, D. R.
Moyer, R. D.
Olson, O. E.
Painter, K. G.
Railton, J. J.

Rodgers, C. T.
Rodgers, E. L.
Setzler, F. M.
Shellev, F. J.
Wardlaw, D. A.
Whitney, D. C.
Welborn, R. H.

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Senator Bradley Morrah speaks before the Young Democrats.

Young Republicans Club

Anderson, T. Bishop, W. Conley, S.

Ballas, C. Cauthen, J. Cooper, N.

Behling, R. Clinkscales, C. DePass, W.

Because 1967 was such an ofif year on campus
politically, the Young Republican Club spent this
year trying to build up the club in preparation of
the presidential election in November, 1968.
Membership rose and more interest was built up
in the future activities of the club. The club is
an active member in the South Carolina Caucus
of The Young Republicans Club.

This year several members attended the Ronald
Reagen dinner held in Columbia, South Carolina.
Also, several prominent political figures at the
local and state level have been invited to speak to
the club for its programs. This year the Young
Republicans are also planning to bring a petition
before the South Carolina State Convention in
order to present the political ideas and views that
the Young Republicans would like to see put ic
effect in the government.

H.-XRRIS BF..-\CH, I'rcsulait

Epps, D, E. Geisol, P. Hendrix, C. Huggins, C. W. Keeney, B. L. McCracken, J.

Ford, D L. Harpootlian, R. A.Hlubb, P. F. Hunter, C. A. Kolg, R. F. Mayer, J. E.

Forbes, J. E. Harrison, G. M. Holton, M. F. Jeter, D. G. Lavvton, J. M. Moore, D. D.

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Moore, S. T.

Simms, M.

Morris, L. P.

Simpson, J. H.

Pinsoii, \V. P.

Sloan, P. E.

Ray, W. P.

Stokes, E. M.

Reith, R. W.

Taylor, S. D.

Riggs, VV. E.

Ur, A.

Scott, C. T.

Williams, J. N

VARSITY : Hans Feige, Mac Laughton, Harry Burchstead.

Clemson Debate Team

The Clemson Debate Team consists of students
interested in representing this university in inter-
collegiate competition and at the same time, in
advancing their own level of achievement.

The debate question is chosen on the basis of
its relevance to the current problems of the world.
It normally encompasses the fields of political
science, economics, sociology, and history.

This year the team traveled to Florida State
University, Emory University, University of
South Carolina, George Washington University,
Tulane, Maryland, Wake Forest. Each of these
tournaments provided fresh challenges and oppor-
tunities for the students to learn views, meet
interesting people, and travel into various areas.

The Debate Team honors its members by mem-
bership in the Calhoun Forensic Society. This
year's president is Hans Feige who is also presi-
dent of our chapter of TKA-DSR, a national
debate fraternity. Mr. Feige is also Southern
Regional Vice-President of the fraternity.

NOVICES : Kathy Wilson, Harold Wilkinson, Laurie Holeman.

CO.\CHES: Dr. A. J. Fear and Miss Marie Bense.

SO'cial (so'shal), adj. [F., fr. L. socialis, fr. socius an
associate, ally.] 1. Marked by or given up to
friendly intercourse or to companionship in pleasure;
as, a pleasant social life. 2. Naturally or habitually
living, growing, etc., in groups or communities;
as, bees are social insects. 3. Of, relating to, or
characteristic of society, or the leisure or pleasure-
seeking class; as, social register (a directory of those
belonging to this class). 4. Of or relating to human
beings as a closely knit body of interdependent
persons; as, social science. 5. Of or concerned with
the welfare or contacts of human beings; as, social
service; social worker. 6. Of or relating to human
beings in their physical contacts or to evils resulting
from such contacts; as, social hygiene. 7. Social-
istic; — often used in names of political parties;
as, the Social Democratic party.

Syn. Social, sociable, convivial. That is social which per-
taine to society in general, or has to do with human intercourse;
one is sociable who is companionable, or fond of mingling or
tallcing with others. Convivial implies jovial fellowship.

SOCIAL

Inter - Fraternity
Council

INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL

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Gassaway, F. Yarborough, B.

O'Neal, M. Yoke, W.

AG DKA

GRAHAM PRITCHARD, President
DPK

The Inter-Fraternity Council of Clemson Uni-
versity strives each year to promote good relation-
ships among the nine social fraternities. The IFC
also acts as a liaison between the fraternities and
the administration.

The fraternity system here thrives on compe-
tition. The IFC realizes that competition is
healthy and thereby awards many trophies for
achievement in the areas of grades, sports, Greek
Week, and Homecoming.

Rush Week is the most important time of all
for Greeks. Smokers are held during the week,
with parties on Saturday night. Bids are issued
and accepted on the following Monday.

Greek Week climaxes the social year. The fra-
ternities enjoy competing in the Greek Olympics.
The IFC dance, usually with a big name band,
ends the weekend.

Christopher, D.

Hargrove, R.

Cart

Wright, D

Waters, K.

Suggs, K.

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Eldridge. C. .\Jexander, A.

Ha.r. J. D. McCrary, D.

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Alpha Gamma

The brothers of Alpha Gamma recall many
fond memories, each one "dear to us all."

Summer with his usual blind date — a real
roach . . . Smacky Mouth and Huggy Bear Bon-
nette . . . BoHog: 3 beers, 1 door, 2 windows
. . . Dear Sandy . . . Home sweet Hutto ... A
lounge — who needs it . . . Did you see this ? Strom
Thurmond signed my paper . . . Gammas win,
lose, forfeit — AD ... A bad bottle of rye . . .
Party? Where? Nowhere yet . . . Steer and his
California bar f?y . . . Our frozen "work" party
. . . Gamma's Angels rise again . . . Where did
you get a name like snip? . . . Wak Wak Wak . . .
Respectfully submitted— C. W. H.

Bailey, E. L.
Bonnette, T. E.
Chinners, J. E.
Clarke, D. R.

Clinkscales, C.
Cullom, J. W.
Grubbs. E. H.
Hall, A. B.

Hand, G. E.
Hanes. C. \V.
Harding, G. L.
Hicks, L. W.

Huckaby, D. A.
Hutto, M. H.
Jordan, R. M.
McCracken, J. I

Miller, C. A.
Newton, D. A.
O'Neal, M. J.
Roddey, M. E.

Simmons, C. B
Stanford, W. C.
Steern, R. L.
Summer, J. T.

Turner, \V. H.
Walker, G. D.
White, C. G.
Zeigler, R. L.

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Delta Kappa Alpha

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What a year ! . . . double date ? lovalieres !
Fabulous Five . . . Barney invades Nassau . . .
Hippies with Suggs ! . . . The governor expresses
unrequieted love . . . Trooper Cooper returns
. . . Off to the drive-in . . . Aroused . . . Tiger-
ama? — maybe next year . . . Sensory exercises? —
those architect's are a little strange . . . the dis-
appearing act . . . boy, she smashed that ice bucket
. . . English landlady . . . the Blob buys a ring —
J. P.'s brother in law . . . the boy math teacher
. . . Pete got gung-ho . . . the P's gather strength
. . . $30 worth of parking tickets . . . The sign . . .
Ah ! bitterness . . . Pills are the next best thing
to knowledge . . . defrosting isn't any easy job
. . . The weird guys . . . She'd like to have that
picture back . . . Airborne ! . . . Those newsletters
keej) coming back . . . The Effingham flock returns
. . . Hey Yoke! . . . Hey What! . . . the big
fight . . . Champs again . . . Has anyone studied
. . . Later Troops.

BILL YOKE, President

Abrams, J. H. Ail.lison. J.

Aiikins. W. R. Alexander, M.

Barker, J. F. I'arroll, A.

Cone. F. H. C.x. F. J.

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Engstrom, G. W. Enslen, J. E.

Hartley, J. Hinson. S. h.

Mahaffev. J. R. Roche, R. L.

Ttirpin, F. Watson, B.

Godsey, C. D. Goodson, R.

Hutchinson. S. Jenkins, A.

Rochester, D. P. Rook, B.

Whatley, K. W. Yarborough. H. J.

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ROBERT GRAHAM, President

We got a house full of stupids ... I have been
here five years and I know . . . Can I borrow ?
. . . Hey, who stole our pledge paddle? . . . "That
really shocks me" . . . \\'ell, I think I have done
a good job! . . . You can't arrest me for reckless
])arking . . . Run them dues by one more time
. . . Ratliff — IFC All-Star — game ending double
play . . . The indivisible trio: Putnam, Biediger,
and Sim])sf)n . . . Lunceford — four in one game!
He's not back here again, is he? . . . Jukebo.x —
it's the same old song . . . Brahma Room — Swine
Clut) — Melody Makers — Ace — Shags ... A Sup-
erman Pledgemaster . . . Let's have some order!
. . . Adjournment : All Those in favor.

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MISS DALLAS TURNAGE. Sweetheart

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Ambrose, R. E.
Beeson, J. W.
Beidiger, W. C.
Bell, J. W.
Bergren, S. C.

Brittain, W. C.
Butler, J. W.
Baker, G. F.
Cook, J. T.
Craven, C. M.

Crenshaw, J. D.
Hash, T.
Hesse, G. L.
Jones, R. A.
Kozma, P.

Krebs, W. F.
Lacher, W. L.
LaRoche, E. A.
Lunceford, J. R.
Miller, M. C.

Moyer, E. F.
Nemergut, J.
Neely, K. D.
Netzel, J. E.
Patterson, S.

Pavlasck, S.
Petrusky, K. G.
Pitman, B. C.
Pritchard, G.
Putnam, D. M.

Ratliff, W.
Reynolds, W. E.
Segars, J. H.
Segars, R. M.
Schroeder, R. H.

Shuler, J. E.
Stroud, J. A.

Kappa Delta Chi

Rally Chis . . . R. T Muda ... The mighty

box . . . Martin's . . . Nuck . . . New Action
. . . Pretty Groovy . . . Angie . . . Not to a dog
fight . . . Sling-easies or snug-easies . . . Ungodly
. . . Out of range . . . Liberty . . . The Raven . . .
Ride the Terps . . . The Pink Tiger? . . . Collie
. . . Park — the Grossest . . . Greaser and Zipper
. . . The Casino- 128 . . . Donnie G— Finally . . .
Buddha . . . Shanker . . . Dip the Dog . . .
Measles . . . Fire-222 . . . Brenda — Our Sweet-
heart . . . Pepsi bottles . . . Jack Daniels or
Bordens . . . Smith — the number 1 trash mouth
. . . Duke or lubby Guppy . . . Buck in his
Cessna . . . Turner and his Corvette . . . Satch
. . . Brute . . . Upstairs "Y"— 7:00 . . . He's a
good boy ... In a light second . . . Not a bad
year after all.

linltfi! W II Hislicp, W R. liuck.iUw. A. HiillniBtun. D. Crosl.y, W.

Iturtnii.J i: (■|iri-it,.i.lier. T. I), l.mipt.iii. r. M. Ilunlctte, E. K. Chryst, S, I..

Comi.ton. n. Cr DKkcrsoii.J. Kdfin, G. JelTor.ls, B. Cinck. R

(;illicrt. W, H. HaiidcKan, E. Henley. G^ H.ll, J. Johnson, W.

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MISS BRENDA PEPPLES, Sivcctheart

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K.iiKht, G. Lake, M. iMizzell, J. P.

Prathcr, J. L. Parker, J. E. Phillips, G.

Small. R. Smith, R. Smith, W.

Tr.iup, R. Ware, W. Wingard, R,

Moore, K. Nuckols, H. Oglesby, T. M.

Rockwell, J. Sharp, D. Slate, D.

Stanley, P. Theiling, H. Thompson, A.

Witherspoon, S. Wright, P. Young, L.

Kappa Sigma Nu

Red hell is bad . . . Stay away from the truck
. . . Stop unless you're properly dressed . . . Play
"Double Shot" please "P" . . . The Sergeant-at-
Arms must warn before he fines — sometimes . . .
How many times do I have to tell you, he's a
doctor now . . . Football against girls? ... 24
in 21 years . . . only a few more days and you'll
be old enough to buy beer . . , Ray turns lover
boy . . . Avis trophy time again . . . Take a ruad
trij) — If you're scared, say you're scared . . .
Yeah, and if you've got any friends . . . Drinkin'
those diet pepsis . . . Damn good parties . . . Just
wait until ne.xt year . . . Hey, we finally won a
fo(3tball game . . . 'em Snappers is hell !

KEN SUC.C.S, I'rcsuUut

Abrams. E. B.
.Mcwine, F. N.
ArmstronK, W. S.
Bryant, M. V.
Cantrcll. J. G.
Carder, J. E.
Crow, W. C,
Garnett, ,S. T.

Gleason, D. R.
Gleaton. P. T.
Harrison. H. H.

MISS SHARON

VAUGHN, Sweetheart

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Boozer. G. W. Brooks. R. E. Bvrd. O. E.

Cothran, B. A. naniel. S. Dowling, T.

Engram, J. Erter. J. Fitts. T.

Bell, R. L. Bell, W.

Cartwright, D. Caughman, M.

Drakeford, C. Dtirant, E.

Floyd, J. Gardner, H.

Numeral Society

Summer grins at Slick's . . . "This is my date,
I can do better" . . . Duck season all year on the
third floor . . . "See any horses at the Cup?" . . .
The great road trip contest . . . Red eyes at Red
Diamond . . . Thursday night shaft . . . Who's
the lucky "dog" this weekend? . . . Bag's back
in a jump suit . . . Mardi Gras next year, too
. . . Barney at 1 1 :00 . . . Flashlights in the
Dumpster . . . Build the Homecoming float with
beer cans . . . Dirty Curty and Dirty Doug at
Dirty Dicks in Nassau . . . The mouth of the
south . . . Converse Wednesday . . . Frozen juke-
box and beer and dates . . . Ever see anybody
roach in a tux ... A sermon on the couch . . .
"Which way?" Atlanta or Charlotte?" . . . Nip
it in the bud . . . First and finest.

GREG I^R.AMPTON, President

Harritos, H. Harper. D. Hevward, T.

Kirkpatrick. W. Lyons, R. Lynn, J.

MolTat, D. Morgan, J. Moxon. P.

>nta(l. J. Stevens, W. Stewart, J.

Hipp, C. Hixon, S. Holman, D. Jeffers. J.

Maxwell, M. McCormick, R. McGee. E. McGee, J.

Narramure. I). Padgett, J. Reeves, R. Rivers, J.

Stuckev. \V. Thraves, W. Warren, A. Wilbum, W.

Kennedy, W. Kirabrell, C.

Merry, D. Meyers, R.

Scarborough, J. Self, W.

Williams, B. Wright, T. H.

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RICHARD WORRELL KAPP

March 4, 1968
Vietnam

Phi Kappa Delta

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Fabulous Phi Kapps ... No one will ever know-
when our bo.x'll finally blow . . . Banlons . . .
Quad god . . . Roadtrips to the Rock : back at
4 o'clock . . . Road trip to Brenau and date a
cow . . . Sunrise services . . . Looking at a few
. No swing . . . we'd like to go "National" ;
but our trustees are irrational . . . Get up for
it . . . No jjity in pen city . . . Houseparty at
Rockmount . . . beer baseball . . . Football city,
kick off at twelve . . . Professional blind dates . . .
Atlanta banana . . . Homecoming at the Holiday
Inn ; back to the Terrace for a little gin . . .
Clifford Curry . . . Negative . . . Cool breeze
. . . Treasurer's rei)ort : "I guess we're gonna
have to acess" . . . Shrine Club and free beer . . .
'68 — an outstanding year ... I think a word to
the wise should be sufficient.

Anderson, W.

Auglitry, B.

Ballenger, M.

Barbary, J. E.

Beam, H.

Bell, R. C.

Broome, S.

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Buck, J.

Cecil, D.

Clark, B.

Dinnean, J.

Duncan, D.

Edwards, R.

Eldridge, C.

Graves, J. H.

Hawkins, W.

Hazelwood, R.

Henderson, L.

Jackson, W. T.

Johnson, P.

Johnson, W.

Kellctt, S.

Little, D.

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Merrell, T.

Montgomery, R.

Ross, T.

Mullen, J.

Dates, L.

Parmer, B.

Poling, J.

Pridemore, W.

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Smith, D. L.

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Snoddy, R.

Tennent, C.

Tollon, J.

Ulmer, A.

Vaughn, D.

Verross, W.

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West, C.

Wilder, R.

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On the outside looking in ... 5 right, Frat
City . . . Check any road map ... Let it all hang
out . . . Hey man, how come it is so cool — red
hair??? Mr. Policeman, may I see your invitation
... So what's a hundred $$$... No, we didn't
want to be in Tigerama . . . Spent more time at
our display — not on but at ... no prizes but it
was fun . . . Pin City for B. G. and roommate . . .
Uptight and out of sight at 5-A . . . Mama Wilkie
keeps good care of her children, Turkey and
Jethro . . . yes, "It's Growing" . . . Pop Rile . . .
Leon and Bonnie — married ? pinned ? Hewey and
Dewey — brothers at last . . . Big Al's the greatest
. . . ask Al . . . Burlington Fugitive back in
school . . . Ayers is to camera as McCrary is to
Charleston . . . Come back real soon . . . rememljer
5 right . . . not the circus on the left.

Alexander, T. K. Askins. H.

Coleman, M. Coleman, W.

Grimes, T. Jolly, A.

O'Cain, J. O'Cain, W.

ALLEN ALEXANDER, President

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Ayers. K. Beam, T.

Crosland, J. Dewitt. M.

Kelley, C. Langley, L.

Ogletrce. R. Pringle, G.

Begg, W. Bethea, T. Brittain, J.

Durham. T. Francis, J. Frank, J.

Linder, V. Mackintosh, J. McCrary, D.

Retse, W. Rentz, N. Riley, A.

Brockington, W. Cely, J.

Graham, J. Gregorie, J.

Moore, H. Mudd, R.

Snoddy, C. Taylor, J.

Clark, W. Cooper, D.

Holland, W. Howell, G.

Murray, M. Nygard, R.

Whaley. W. Wheeler, M.

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STEVE JONES, rr,sUinn

Sigma K^ppa Epsilon

Rally SKEs . . . "Donnie Dormo" ; shot down
again . . . "Dukie Drumtruck", alias ""Fulla",
alias "Dukie Doo" . . . What do you mean I'm
pinned? . . . "Bingo", pinner or lavaliered or
both . . . Cornwell, pop a pill . . . Fox, naked
man stalks the quad . . . Heath, the Tarns are
good, the Tammettes are better . . . "Bobo",
wasn't Julie nice . . . Another trophy Brooks?
. . . Hugh, does Delta Airline use "Radar" . . .
The President (Jones), a color T.V. in the room
. . . Opus, A.C. or D.C. . . . Tyson, Tigerama —
first place . . . E. A., the girl on the dating game
looks familiar . . . Stew, Morning out . . "lock"
Walker, Love is alive and lives in the girls dorm
. . . Fulmer, all purpose what . . . Fred, there's
no trouble here soldier . . . Andy, will he ever
return . . . Gore, no he never returned . . .
"Buzz" . . . SKEs say "high" . . . S-K-I-'s got
so much soul ... in the land of the blind, the
one eyed man is king.

MRS. JUDY BROWN

Alfred, G.
Anderson, L.
Baker, G.
Bicksler, F.
Brown, A.

Brown, C.
Bruce, D.
Cobb, D.
Commins, E.
Cornwell, J.

Cummings, \\
Dunaway, A.
Durant, R.
Enis, S.
Fox, T.

Fulnier, J.
Gilbert, R.
Goldstein, L.
Gore, A.
Griggs, W.

Heath, W.
Johnson, H.
Jones, S.
Jordan, W.
Kaylor, H.

LaGrone, A.
Martin, D.
Mikell, C.
Ragsdale, E.
Ralston, W.

Reagan, J.
Trexler, C.
Tyson, J.
Walker, D.
Walker, F.

Weatherly, H.

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Delta Theta Chi

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Simmons, L.,
Pitts, L., Cale, J., Christy, C, Senn, R. SECOND
ROW: Corn, J., Casey, P., Planck, L., Haddon A.,
Defanti, P., Haddon, A. THIRD ROW: Hubbard,
S., Tuttle, D., Cothran, S., Dasher, L., Ballard, L.,
Greenfield, P., Trotter, M., Lester, J., Gramling, C,
Lutz, K.

Rally . . . Drinkin' wine spo-dee-o-dee . . .
AUright . . . Who said that? . . . Piles and pyra-
mids at O.D. . . . Super-good . . . 7th is heaven
. . . Umm Brethren — beat Auburn party . . .
Mairy — fodgutter . . . Palisades park . . . How
do you feel, Miss Red Delta ? . . . Boo-s . . . Hey,
baby . . . Vive I'amour ... 3 quizzes tomorrow —
going out tonight? . . . Howard's Storybook —
Homecoming . . . Sister Tom's truck ... 9 in
a VW Marvin . . . Do you deliver wood ? . . .
It's ultra-simple . . . Dead-eye . . . Bunches of
fun . . . Nerd ... All dressed in white . . . Per-
])etual pledge . . . All the debutantes do . . . The
Brigadier — thank you . . . Our Flower, Power
... Fly Delta— flight 707 .. . Ah, so, Clara-
Rots of ruck . . . Dry, stale, not sharp? . . .
Rush — 20 of Clemson's best . . . Entonces . . .
1 married, 5 engaged — more to come? . . . DTX
Jukebo.x Party for sororities . . . Dixie Day — go
Deltas . . . Houseparties . . . Sisterhood, Friendli-
ness, Spirit.

Doak, S.
Hudson, E.
Pennington, D,

SHERRY MARCHBANKS, President

Fewell, J.
Klinck, S.
Spearman, A

Omicron Zesta Tau

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BECKY BALLARD, President

Rosin on the bow and here we go! . . . Was
that shower really worth it ? . . . Another call
from Ft. Gordon . . . Hey, the books are only
$100 short . . . Where did the banner go? . . .
What's in Columbus? . . . My hands are numb
. . . Who's the candlelight for? . . . Umm spa-
ghetti ... Of course, we have talent, we were in
the talent show, weren't we . . . Funny thing about
shaving cream and eggs . . . It's under row KL
at the stadium . . . We're out of what ? . . . Would
you believe a two-ring circus? . . . Steak, cham-
pagne, candlelight, soft music ... a sorority.

TOP ROW, LEFT TO RICriT: Rice, S., Batson, P., Patey, C, Bartles, J.,
Fairey, K., Craig, M., Richbourg, D., Donaldson, M., Waddell, D., Roberts, J.,
Cromer, L., Mattis, V., Roberts, J., Kester, A., Albrecht, J., Owens, E.,
Callison, S., Hanna, G., Smith, S., Georgeo, A.

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Ball, D.

Bissey, D.

Carroll, V.

Clark, S.

Georgeo, B.

Gordon, L.

Hanna, K.

Hotinger, S.

Hunter, C.

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Jones, M.

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Lynn, B.

Macauley, M.

Mangum, P.

Nicks, J.

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Parker, L.

Pepple, B.
Smith, B.
Stewart, T.
Tripp, S.
Yockev, P.

Addis, G.

Alley, S.

Barbary. S.

Belk, H.

Britton, C.

Glen, S.

Hass, J.

Haves, B.

Hindman, I.

Jackson, C.

Jones, M.

Mallory,

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Mansfield, P.

Mcrcier, B.

Mitchell, A

Sigma Beta Chi

Rallying Sigmas, Dixie Day, Tigerama, All the
way . . . Mouseketeers, Mischief Night, Sprites
and Pixies, Candlelights . . . Bull Sessions, Shoot-
ing the breeze, Chi Candids, Life of ease . . .
Housei)arties, Beauty queens. Initiations, Rack
fiends . . . Sigmas A-Go-riO, Alice in Wonderland,
Beautiful Hostesses, Bobbie's dance band . . .
Linda leader. Peter Pan, Partying people. Wed-
ding band . . . Cleinson mugs, slave sale, football,
water, Gail? . . . Wonderful pledges, scrapbooks,
])ainted windows, funny looks . . . Easter baskets,
Tamassee kids, chamjiagne toasts, issuing bids
. . . Sorority sing, Winnie-The-Pooh, Magnolia
Manor, We want you . . . Dorm officers. Who's
Who, Student Government, Taps, too . . . Broken
Hearts, lavaliers, sister sjtirit, Sigma cheers.

BECKY CARLTON, President

bertsnn, S. Dannals. N

cson, S. Jenkins, J.

en, M. Ritchie, T.

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Robbins, H.

Rodgers, D.

Scavens, B

Seay, M.

Sobczyk, R.

Stuart, D.

Tilky, J.

Wright, D.

Wright, D.

FIRST ROW, LKFT TO RIGHT: Brown, B., Knoy, K., Harte, S., Emerson, S., Boswell, C, Lanham,
J., Holcombc, S. SECOND ROW: Brown, D., Railton, D., Ragsdale, J., Jackson, L., Mackay, M., Sloan,
P.. Kossler. J., Dodds, C. Kirkland, M., Wallace, M., Williamson, D.

Intersorority Council

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The Intersorority Council is an organization
composed of an elected representative from each
sorority and the presidents of each sorority. The
Council coordinates inter-sorority activities and
presents the overall picture of Clemson sororities
to girls who wish to know more about the three
sororities on campus.

ISC establishes rules and standards for general
sorority conduct and for "rush" season. The
council during rush sponsors a reception for all
girls who wish to participate in rush to acquaint
them with the sororities. It is the goal of ISC to
serve as a panhellenic organization under which
all sororities can maintain their individual high
standards while contributing to the overall Greek
image on campus.

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JANET GARRISON, President
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Gail Addis

Becky Ballard

Becky Carlton

Carrell Hunter

Sherry Marchbanks

Beverly Norris

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MILITARY

Cheryl Simpson and Sarali Karesh, Commandc
Angels drill.

watch the

Judy and Sarah talk over plans for a project for servicemen in Viet Nam
with a member of the Arnold Air Society.

The Hying Tiger Angel Flight is a coed aux-
iliary to the Major Rudolph Anderson Squadron
of the Arnold Air Society. The Angels function
as hostesses and social coordinates for the society
as well as for the Cadet Wing.

The girls in Angel Flight undertake selected
service and social projects within the community.
In addition to corsage sales before each home foot-
ball game, the club undertakes projects for Miracle
Hill, and servicemen in Viet Nam. Each Angel
s])onsors a squadron or a group of the wing dur-
ing special reviews. They also drill as a team.
Several dropins are held throughout the year with
the Arnold Air Society.

The Flying Tiger chapter of Angel Flight is a
member of the National Angel Flight. At the
Area C-1 conclave in Charleston, S. C, the chap-
ter was named the Most Improved Flight in the
area of 1967.

Angel Flight

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Brown, B.
Edwards, L.
Green. L.
Roberts, J.
Williams, D.
Wright, C.

Clarkson, D.
Ellis, C.
Kimes, D.
Simpson, C.
Wolper, J.
Young, M.

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Light Brigade

MEMBERS. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barker, D., CummaiuL;. SECOND ROW: Lancianes
Carroll, V., Moss, C. THIRD ROW : Pennington, D., Bissey, D., Stewart, T., Tripp, S., Tyson, C.

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"Attention! Present Arms!" Marching with
their companies and battaHons is one of the main
activities of the members of the Light Brigade.
On any Thursday, the red uniforms of the girls
can be seen among the Clemson Army ROTC
cadet units. The Light Brigade serves as secre-
tary and hostess for the mihtary staff and visiting
mihtary dignitaries.

Each semester the Light Brigade holds a rush
tea in order to meet perspective members. Coeds
are selected for membership on the basis of char-
acter, personality, appearance, interest, and must
have an accumulated grade-point ratio of 2.0.
The Light Brigade has become an important part
of the Army ROTC Cadet Corps at Clemson
University.

Benny Pitman ushers in the
President's box at a home
football game.

Danny Rhodes, Commander, David Gay and Keith Neely
discuss information concerning the military requirements
of our country.

Scabbard and Blade

Company K-7 of the National Society of Scab-
bard and Blade is composed of members of the
advanced Air Force and Army Cadet Corps. The
goals of Scabbard and Blade are to "unite in closer
relationship the military departments of American
universities of good and efficient ofificers; to pre-
pare ourselves as educated men to take a more
active part and to have a greater influence in the
military affairs of the communities in which we
may reside ; and above all to spread intelligent
information concerning the military requirements
of our country."

Membership is limited to a maximum of six per
cent of the advanced cadet corps, and merit is the
sole basis for membership. The criteria for mem-
bership may be represented by the Society's un-
official motto, "An officer only at times, perhaps,
but always a gentleman."

Activities of Company K-7 include selling Rat
Hats to the incoming freshmen, and ushering in
the President's box at home football games. The
company also sponsors the Military Ball every
spring.

Addison, J.

Aston,

L.

Calhoun, R.

Channel, C.

Coleman, T.

Davis,

R.

Edwards, B.

Gay, D.

Gilliard, B.

Grant,

P.

Hair, J.

Hoag, R.

An initiate learns what is meant by being "an officer only
^ '^ at times, but always a gentleman."

Sabbard and Blade Crest.

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Hudgens, J. Jordan, J.

McPherson, L. Miller, J.
Pitman, B. Pope, A.

Lee, L. Lee, T. B.

Neely, K. Noffz, W.

Pritchard, G. Senerote, L.

Lee, T. D. McMullan, J.

Patterson, W. Phifer, L.

Trammel!, H. Workman, J.

The Society of American
Military Engineers

The Society of American Military Engineers is
an association in which engineers from all the
engineer services of the Armed Forces and from
all fields of civilian engineering practice join to
increase the engineer potential of the United States
for the national security. The student post pro-
motes interest in military engineering and related
subjects. This year the post visited the Savannah
District Corps of Engineer Headquarters in Sa-
vannah, the Lockhead Research Facilities near
Atlanta, and highlighted the year with a trip to
the Vicksburgh Waterways Experimentation Sta-
tion over the spring vacation. The post holds
meetings bi-monthly at which the members have
an opportunity to hear from sp>eakers from all over
the Southeast as well as to see films on many
aspects of military and civilian engineering.

The post is composed of members from Army
and Air Force ROTC as well as other engineering
students. The post advisors are Captain R. J.
Britz of the Army ROTC Detachment and Cap-
tain R. M. Carter of the Air Force.

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Angle, S.

Barnwell, T.

Blair, R.

Brown, D.

Bullwinkle, G.

Coker, R.

Collins, J.

Grant, P.

Hoag, R.

Holcombe, J.

Law, P.

McCarty, J

McClure, D.

Martin, S.

Noble, L.

Pace, G.

Pace, R.

Putnam, W.

RiekcF, J.

Smith, C.

Sutton, B.

Thomas, R.

Todd, J.

Ziegler, G.

WILLIAM PUTNAM
President

PHILIP H. GRANT
Commander

MICKEY WOODHAM
Sponsor

Anderson, C.

Behrens, W.

Calhoun, R

Cooper, W.

Copeland, C.

Glazener, W.

Gott, W.

Jordin, J.

Lee, T.

Leyh, J.

Newton, C.

Schoper, G.

Senerote, L.

Philip Grant, Commander, and other PRs sell rat hats to the freshmen during registration.

PR 4th Regimental
Headquarters

Clemson is fortunate in having the Pershing
Rifles Fourth Regimental Headquarters on cam-
pus. With the help of 15 PR units in the Caro-
linas, Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama, the
Fourth Regiment was selected as the Number One
Regiment in the National Society last year.

During the year Regimental Headquarters holds
two Regimental Assemblies, one drill meet, three
postal rifle matches, inspects each unit twice, and
attends two National Conventions (this year at
Baton Rouge and New Orleans). Clemson won
first place in the Rifle Match. By using Regi-
mental Headquarters as a command and coordi-
nating unit, the various activities of the fifteen-
member PR units can be made known to the
general public, Pershing Rifles National Head-
quarters at the University of Nebraska, and the
geographical area of the Fourth Regiment.

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Company C-4

Company C-4 of Clemson University was
granted its charter by the National Society of
Pershing Rifles in 1939. Since then the company
has won over 175 trophies to symbolize victories
in various events ranging from Clemson's
U.M.O.C. contest to national competition. The
Clemson PRs have built up a reputation for pre-
cision and sharpness. The PR's personal pride
and desire combined with many hours of drill
make an unbeatable team. Company C-4 draws
its active membership from the first three classes
at Clemson. Freshmen make up the pledge pla-
toon. The pledge year is spent learning the funda-
mentals of drill and of the society. After this year
of pledging, selected sophomores form the drilling
company.

Highlights of the 1967-68 year include: the tra-
ditional performances of the precision routine at
Homecoming and Carolina games, Military Ball,
a trip to Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and the
Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D. C.

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Stancil, L. B.

Smith. R. D.

Weber, W. L.

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Bellemy, G. Burnette, J. Capps, W. Cason, L.

Cauthen, J. Chandler, K. Davis, C. Dotson, R.

The PRs learn quickly that
many hours of hard drill make
an unbeatable team.

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Goeller, J.
Marshall, J.

Gooding, C
Moseley, S.

PRs even have to spend many hours
drilling in the rain.

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Anderson, G. Bennett, A. Brooks, V. Bryant, D. Burns, A.

Call, R. Chapman, J. Cook, G. Cooke, R. Copeland, G.

Copeland, H. Cutrell, J. Duckworth, L. Ewan, D. Harper, L.

Pledges learn the basic fundamentals of drill with
and without arms.

PR Pledges

Training, education, and fun — those are the
watchwords of a Pershing Rifle pledge. The
pledge program is geared to instructing the fresh-
men in the basic fundamentals of drill with and
without arms. Practice makes perfect, and to the
PR pledge his M-1 rifle soon becomes a part of
him. The pledge learns to execute rifle manual
sharply, and gains the skills and confidence which
he will need during his sophomore year in
Company C-4.

A strong sense of discipline and a lot of military
bearing will help him in either civilian or military
life. The self-confidence, self-respect, and self-
pride which he will acquire will help him in his
relations with both his peers and his seniors.

The annual tactical problem against the sopho-
more company gives the pledge a chance to let off
steam and to have lots of fun and at the same time
teaches him to cooperate with others. The pledges
show off what they have learned in various public
a])pearances such as Sumter's Iris Festival Parade,
and the spring festivities at Columbia.

The pledges perform in front of Clemson's stu-
dent body when they form a sabre arch at the
annual Military Ball.

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Jamison, T. Jay, J. Kimball, J. Ladewig, D. Landrum, R. Rodgers, J.

Osborne, G. Patterson, J. Rice, J. Robinett, J. Looney, D. West, R,

Storman, D. Taylor, S. Tirson, M. Turner, L. Robinson, R. Williams, T.

PR pledges know that practice makes perfect.

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the spring festivities in Columbia, S. C.

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Benny Pitman, Cotnma>iclcr,
and the other members nf
Area C-1 Headquarters makv
plans for the Conclave at
Charleston Air Force Base.

BAILEY, E. L.
Operations Officer

EDWARDS, B. R.

Administrative Officer

FRANKLIN, A. R.
Comptroller

PATTERSON, W. N.
Executive Officer

PITMAN, B. C.
Commander

Area C-1 Headquarters

The Major Rudolph Anderson, Jr. Squadron of
the Arnold Air Society was honored to be chosen
Area C-1 Headquarters for 1967-68. As Area
Headquarters the Clemson Squadron has under
its command eleven southeastern schools, including
the University of South Carolina, The Citadel, the
University of the South, the University of Geor-
gia, Georgia Tech, the University of Florida,
Florida State University, the University of Miami,
the University of Puerto Rico, Emory University.

The primary duty of the newly elected Area
Headquarters is to coordinate the activities of the
southeastern schools, to distribute correspondence
from national headquarters, to carry out an area
inspection, and to hold an area conclave.

The Area C-1 Conclave served as the high spot
during the first semester. The convention was
held at Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston,
S. C. with an attendance of 125 cadets and ad-
visors. During the convention Colonel Pitman
conducted business meetings to iron out problems
within the area. At the conclave banquet, Captain
Robert M. Carter of Clemson University was
chosen the Outstanding Area Advisor.

A. W. ALBEROL
Commander

Arnold Air Society

The Arnold Air Society, a national honorary
and professional military organization was inspired
by the late General H. H. "Hap" Arnold in 1947.
The Arnold Air Society is composed of four
memberships : active, alumni, associate, and honor-
ary. Its membership has the common bond of
established intent to become officers in the United
States Air Force.

Drawing its name from the late Major Rudolph
Anderson, a 1948 Clemson graduate who was
shot down on a reconnaissance mission during the
Cuban Crisis, the local chapter of Arnold Air
Society strives to promote the mission of Arnold
Air Society as prescribed by National Head-
quarters— to further the purpose, tradition and
concept of the United States Air Force, to pro-
mote American citizenship, to create a closer and
more efficient relationship among AFROTC cadets.

With Area Headquarters for Area C-1 based
here this year, the Society hosts the Area Con-
clave at Charleston, South Carolina along with its
regular yearly functions, the formal Arnold Air
Dining-In, and such service functions as the up-
keep of the Major Rudolph Anderson Memorial
in Greenville, S. C, and promotion of the annual
blood drive.

Members of the Arnold Air Society feel that the
"honor" in an honor society should come from
serv'ice to country, community, and fellow man in
addition to that accorded the name.

Barry Edwards and James Steifle make plans with the Angels
to hold a social drop-in.

Barry, James, Edward, and I.oniiic discus
drive sponsored by the Arnold Air Society.

plans tor the annual blood

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Allen, D.
Creech, G.
Fabian, G.
Kneece, J.
Patterson, W.
Smith, A.

Aston, L.
Davis. R.
Fletcher, R.
Lee. L.
Phifer, L.
Steifle, J.

Bailey, E.
Fdgin, G.
Franklin, A.
Lyle. J.
Pritchard, G.
Way, A.

REGIONAL

Kenneth, Grace, President, listens while Joe Avant explains about the annual
Christmas dance in Charleston.

Beta Sigma Chi

Founded in 1933, Beta Sigma Chi is Clemson's
oldest active organization. Until 1962 when it
became a service fraternity, Beta Sigma Chi was
known as the Charleston County Club. It was
formed by a group of Charleston County students
to promote fellowship among Charleston area stu-
dents and to be used for the improvement and
betterment of the University and the Clemson area.

Beta Sigma Chi's social calendar remains active
throughout the year. Parties of various types are
held in Charleston during all holidays, with the
highlight of the social season being the annual
Christmas dance. The year is culminated with an
all-weekend beach party at the beginning of the
summer.

Since 1962, the main service of the fraternity
has been to give a $200 scholarship to a qualified
and deserving freshman from the Charleston area.
To raise money for the scholarship fund, the club
holds dances in the Charleston vicinity during the
summer. Also the proceeds of the Christmas
dance are used for this purpose.

Members learn about the $200 scholarship given to a deserv-
ing freshman from the Charleston area.

Aston, L.

Avant, J.

Cockcroft, J.

Fowler, M

Godfrey, D.

Grace, K.

Hasclden, E.

Hayes, S.

Neale, G.

Peters, W.

Raines, K. D.

Ray, W.

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Members plan the Christmas
dance to be held in Chester.

Chester County Club

SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Criscionc, 1„ Roberts, J.,
Bicket, A., Ranks, M., Grant, T., Logan, W., Carroll, A.,
Wilson, F., Black, R. STANDING: Abernathy, B., Kirk-
patrick, K., Wilson, J., Miller, B., Campbell. P.

The Chester County Clemson Club, a regional
organization formed in November of 1959, is com-
posed of Clemson sttidents from Chester County.
The club's purpose — to promote unity and fellow-
ship among club members through club activities
is caried out in its bi-monthly meeting and through
the club's various activities and social functions.

The club's many functions include the annual
Christmas dance which provides an opportunity
for fellowship among club members as well as
other young people in the area. This dance as
well as the various other club functions have
proven to be great successes due to the sense of
brotherhood shown by the club members.

This fellowship and brotherhood is also evident
in all of the club's activities on campus. The intra-
nuiral teams in football, basketball, and Softball
have been very successful. The club also seeks to
help those whose families find the expense of
college a burden by awarding a scholarship to
an incoming freshman each year.

It is through such activities and functions as
these that the Chester County Clemson Club has
become and will remain an integral part of Clemson.

OFFICERS. Miller, B., Vice-President: Campbell, P.,
President: Wilson, J., Treasurer: Banks, M., Secretary.

International Student
Association

The purpose of this association is to Unite the
foreign students of Clemson University and
through communication among themselves and
with American citizens to aid international under-
standing.

The ISA is best known for its annual ISA
supper, a unique Clemson social event which at-
tracted 250 people this year. Attendants experi-
enced choice dishes from India, Turkey, Lebanon,
Sweden, Germany, China and South America.

The ISA is known to have a good soccer team
and this year won the intramural volleyball cham-
pionship. The ISA and the YMCA plan in Janu-
ary 1%8 to sponsor a table tennis tournament,
which is opened to all students and citizens of the
Clemson community, a tournament which auto-
matically qualifies the winner for the South Caro-
lina Table Tennis Championship.

The members of dififerent countries around the
world gather weekly in Clemson on Thursday
evening at the YMCA. The social activity of the
ISA includes parties, picnics, and excursions, all
of which are carried out in an international at-
mosphere. Dr. A. Fear, the advisor, is always
receptive to foreign students' problems.

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OFFICERS. Richard Frank, Secretary; Emile Rasheed, Treas-
urer; Klaus Schumann, President; Frank Mora, Vice-President.

Klaus talks with the members about the annual IS.A supper — a unique
Clemson social event.

Three of the members practice for the TV discussion program
"Studio International" on Channel 4.

RELIGIOUS

Baptist Student Union

FRONT ROW : Breland, E., Ladd, L., Ball, D., Holden, S. SECOND ROW : Wood-
son, J., Rev. Arrington, Cotton, J., White, S., Crenshaw, D. THIRD ROW: Aston,
P., Kelly, J., Crenshaw, D., Glenn, J. FOURTH ROW : Limbaugh, D., Deanheart, L.,
Dr. B. Dukes, Dr. J. Allen, Advisor; Middlebrooks, C.

The purpose of the Baptist Student Union is to
encourage the religious and spiritual development
of the college student. BSU serves as a two-way
channel through which Christian students move
in witness and mission from their churches to the
campus, and in turn, through which they move in
enlistment and service from the campus to local
churches. As a campus religious organization, it
has no formal list of members but considers all
Baptist students on campus as members. The Bap-
tist Student Union works closely with other reli-
gious organizations in organizing such activities
as Relgious Emphasis Week. In addition, BSU
has organized, this year, a literary magazine, Im-
pact, to provide a means of expression in the liter-
ary art forms for secular, as well as religious topics.

Students of the BSU provide programs for
presentation at convalescent homes and orphanages
in the Clemson area. Several visits to the old age
home at Six Mile, S. C. have been made during
first semester. The weekly meetings on Wednes-
day night at 7 :00 include organized groups which
study various topics of importance to the college
student today.

Diane and other members enjoy refreshments after a meeti

BARRY EDWARDS, President

Officers are Robert Binford, President: Bear Baker, Vice-
President; Nancy Dannals, Treasurer; Pat Mansfield,
Secretary.

Clemson Canterbury
Club

The Clemson Canterbury Club was organized
in 1924 in association with Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church. It has been providing fellowship for the
Episcopal students at Clemson since that time.

Along with the fellowship, its members enjoy
several service projects. The club sponsors a
seven-year-old child in Taiwan and makes several
trips to the Tamassee DAR school. There the
members serve ice cream and entertain the chil-
dren. In order to raise money for the club, several
members work in the Clemson Theatre. Once a
month the club sponsors a supper for its members
and presents a speaker. Occasionally the members
attend deputations at such schools as Lander,
Converse, Erskine, and Winthrop. In return the
Clemson Canterbury plans some programs for the
Canterbury members of these schools.

The Canterburians often attend conferences at
Episcopal campus in the state in order to
strengthen their faith in the church and to learn
more about life.

The Canterbury Club members enjoy a supper together at
the church.

Christian Science
Organization

The Christian Science Organization is a group
of students and sincerely interested persons who
have no other religious connections. Since its
beginning in 1961, the Christian Science Organi-
zation has experienced continual growth in mem-
bership and activities. It offers both Wednesday
evening meetings and Sunday services which all
students and faculty members are invited to attend.
Wednesday evening meetings are held in the Stu-
dent Chapel above the loggia at 7 :(X). Sunday
services, held at 11:00 in the same chapel, are
given in accordance with the manual of the First
Church of Christ Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts.

The organization maintains a lending library of
Christian Scientist material next to the lounge of
"A" dormitories. During Religious Emphasis
Week the organization offers a film and speaker
on Christian Science. A number of films and
tapes on Christian Science are shown intermittently
through the year. Through these programs, the
lectures, Wednesday meetings, and Sunday serv-
ices, the members attempt to give the university
public a better understanding of Christian Science
while enlarging their own spiritual perception.

Mary Holton conducts a Wednesday evening meeting in the Student Chapel.

Jack Hemphill, Lucy Gordon, and Bobby Koger, Prrsidciil, and the other mem-
bers watch a film on Christian Science during Religious Emphasis Week.

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FIRST ROW: Moore, C, Katzen, M., Goldman, M., Lapin, J.. Wolper, J., Kamen. I., Loef, S. SECOND ROW: Aines, B.. Kasha, M,
Schreibman, J., Fedder, M., Ross, J., Feinberg, M., Goodman, I.

Hillel-Brandeis

The purpose of the Hillel-Brandeis Club at
Clemson University is to serve the Jewish stu-
dents in their reHgious and social lives. Hillel-
Brandeis helps the Jewish students celebrate their
holidays away from home. During the High Holy
Days, the club provides transportation for the
members to attend one of the two synagogues in
Greenville.

During the year, Hillel-Brandeis has speakers
for the members and their guests. Also, it takes
part in inviting a Rabbi to lead discussions in
religious forums with other religious groups on
campus.

Fund raising projects are undertaken to help
pay for the activities of the club. Since there is
no resident Rabbi in Clemson Hillel-Brandeis
works closely with Rabbis at the University of
Georgia.

Some watch, some listen, some smoke, but all enjoy participating in a religious
forum.

The Newman Student Association

Father Fisher Hstens
attentively to all students'
problems.

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jones, K., Father Fislier, Chaplain; Professor Sullivan, Adfisor :
Schmalz, R., Treasurer. SECOND ROW : Stuin, S., Nicks, J., Jackson, J., Guillot, E. THIRD ROW :
Bedard, P., Morse, R., Russell, S., Rydarowski, R., Laurd, J.

The Newman Student Association provides a
social, cultural and religious organization for the
Catholic students at Clemson. Newman Hall, the
Catholic Student Center, has a small library, which
features a large magazine rack carrying over
twenty periodicals of both general and specialized
Catholic interest.

Father James Fisher, C.S.P., is the Chaplain to
Catholic students at Clemson. Each year the con-
ducts a seminar course on the theology of the
\'atican II and a general inquiry into Catholicism.

The Newman Student Association holds a fresh-
man rece]5tion and a number of dances during the
school year. It also has a number of informal
clean-up parties and card parties. It sponsors
speakers from the university faculty and from out-
side sources. The club holds student discussions,
and this year featured a four-w^eek marriage dis-
cussion. Newman students helped at the Catholic
Women's Club annual Mardi Ciras, and collected
for the United Fund in the Clemson area.

FIRST ROW, LEGT TO RIGHT:
Davey, J., President: [ones, K., See-
rctary. SECOND ROW: Kiskel K..
first Vice-President : McGee, C, Sec-
ond Vice-President.

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MR. OTIS NELSON, Associate Director

YMCA Staff

The business of the YMCA is people. The staff
encourages the all around development of the in-
dividual, giving attention to his needs and trying
in every way to help him meet those needs.

The backbone of the YMCA prograin — the
YMCA stafif is headed by Buford E. Trent as
Director of the YMCA. He has served in many
capacities in the religious and community life of
the campus and is interested in everything which
pertams to the life of the student. Mr. Otis D.
Nelson, a graduate of the University of Alabama
and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, serves
as Associate Director of the YMCA. He is re-
sponsible for the program of the YMCA. Mr.
Nash N. Gray, a graduate of Clemson, serves as
Associate Director, giving the major portion of
his time to business operation of the YMCA. Miss
Bobbie Palmer serves as Office Secretary and is
most helpful to students who come to the YMCA
seeking information.

MISS BOBBIE PALMER, Secretary

MR. BUFORD E. TRENT, Director

MR. N.ASH GRAY, Associate Director

Y Cabinet

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Caggiano, ].. Weston, D., Cole, C.
SECOND ROW : Harris, W., Carlton, B., Gardner, K., Gray, N., Jones, M.,
Hubbard, C. THIRD ROW: Giles, J., Bowden, G., Bishop T., Robinson, B.

EXECUTIVE BOARD. LEFT TO RIGHT: kick, E.,
Miller, C, Smith, B., Kavan, B., Howes, H., Trent, B„
Gray, N., Thompson, S., Denton, G.

The YMCA is a world-wide fellowship united
by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ for the pur-
pose of developing Christian personality and build-
ing a Christian society. It is a voluntary, private,
membership organization, completely interdenomi-
national and democratic in its nature. Its program
is such as to provide a climate for the free asso-
ciation of ideas, intellectual stimulation and to
foster growth toward physical and spiritual
maturity.

The YMCA Cabinet seeks to provide leader-
ship, programs, and facilities for the physical
development and social adjustments of students.
Religious Emphasis Week, Hall Forums, Medi-
tations, Vespers, and special speakers are definite
programs carried on. Also students have depu-
tations to other campuses and churches. Special
and regular conferences are held both on campus
and away.

Betty Smith takes minutes while Bruce Kavan, President,
conducts a meeting.

Freshman Council, YMCA

The Freshman Council of the YMCA is a branch of the
"Y" created especially for all freshmen at Clemson Uni-
versity, who are interested in the aims and ideals of the
"Y". There are no "membership requirements" for those
wishing to participate in the programs of the Council. The
Council welcomes all students, and for this reason, the
main goal of the Freshman Council is to present a variety
of programs and activities which are of interest to the
majority — not minority — of students.

This year the programs of the Council have covered a
range of topics from a lively clogging party to a discussion
on the "Advantages and Disadvantages of Campus Life."
The climactic social and money-making event of the first
semester was a Sadie Hawkins Day and Date Raffle.

The Freshman Council presents social and service, as
well as, thought-provoking activities for an "elite" group
of people — the Freshmen of Clemson University.

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Williams, D., Cromer, I.,. Dorn. P.., Williams, T.
SECOND ROW : Crawford, II., McAIhaney, D., Dasher, L., Cothraii, S.

Upper Class Council, YMCA

Tommy Bishop, President, discusses with other members the activities of the counci

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Snow, D., Garbleman, H., Aldridge,
M., Denies, G., Mr. Nash Gray, Advisnr. SECOND ROW : Water, R.,
Bishop, T„ Hunt, D., Stepp, K.

The Upperclass Council of the YMCA is a
looseknit organization whose members are inter-
ested in providing services for students through
the "Y". At the same time the council members
are interested in having a good time. Both of
these objectives are obtained through the members
of the council working with cabinet sponsored
functions as well as council sponsored programs.
These activities vary from working on the home-
coming display and coaching the area youth in
various sports to having parties and enjoying gen-
eral "bull" sessions. The upperclass council has
learned that the "Y" is made up of people and
is not just a building to go to — to shoot pool or
watch movies. The president is Tommy Bishop,
and the vice-president is Ken Stepp.

Members enjoy a social gathering at the "Y" Cabin.

ATHLETICS

Bowling Club

The purpose of the Clemson Bowling Club is
to provide active members for the Clemson Bowl-
ing Team who compete with other universities
throughout the Southeastern United States.

First organized in 1964, under the direction of
Professor Jack Tuttle, the team has made great
strides, compiling a 33-5 record in 3 years and
winning the District V Intercollegiate Tourna-
ment twice. After losing its first match of the
season this year, the team has gone on to win 17
in a row.

RECORD

Virginia 5

Amer. U. (Wash., D. C.) 1

VMI 4

Virginia 4

Virginia 3

Intercollegiate Tournament, Greenville, N. C. —
Clemson (1st place) with wins over: VMI, Ten-
nessee, Virginia, Virginia Union, North Carolina
State, UNC, N. C. A&T, South Carolina, Citadel,
East Carolina, UNC at Charlotte.

FURTHER SCHEDULED
Clemson — South Carolina (Away)
Clemson — VMI (Home)

Clemson — Amer. Univ. (Wash., D. C.) (Home)
Clemson — Georgia
Clemson — Georgia Tech
Clemson — Columbus College, Columbus, Ga.

Clemson

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Clemson

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Clemson

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Clemson

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Clemson

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JACK TUTTLE, Advisor

LEFT TO RIGHT : Ed Bailey,
Buck Bovd, Jay Gullv. Harold
Rciter, Bill Rcviiolds, Tom Smilli.

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Clemson Aero Club

The Clemson Aero Club, Inc. is an organization
composed of students, faculty, and employees of
Clemson University who have a keen interest in
aviation. It is a non-profit organization vi^hose
primary objective is to help its members qualify
for and obtain pilot certificates at minimal expense.

Operations of the club airplane are conducted
in accordance with the Federal Air Regulations
of the U.S.A. and in accordance with rules estab-
lished by the club for compliance with insurance
requirements, for the safety of the members, and
for protection of the airplane.

Any person affiliated with Clemson University
may apply for membership in the Clemson Aero
Club. No previous flight experience is necessary.
An initiation fee is nominal, and members pay the
club only for the use of the plane and for insurance.

For the experienced pilot, the Clemson Aero
Club provides an excellent opportunity to lend the
benefit of his experience to other pilots. For the
student pilot, the club provides an opportunity to
gain flying experience.

LEFT TO RIGHT : Lam, C, Scency, B., Buckalew, A..
McNair, N., Johnson, F., Henderson, B., Freeman, C,
Rogers, M.

Last-minute instructions are given before take-off.

FROXT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Henry, D., Tolley, C, Candler, S., Cauble, B., Kirkpatrick, K.,
King, J., Duckworth, G., Wiggins, D., Adkins, R. BACK ROW: Rogers, P., Jackson, J., Ammons, B.,
Kimbrell, B., Murrcll. T.. Nelson, C, Poland, J., Elliot, D., Caldwell. C, Burgess, D.

Fellowship of
Christian Athletes

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a na-
tional organization composed of many fine athletes
and coaches from all the branches of sports at
Clemson. The organization was foimded by
basketball coach Don McClinton in 1954. Its
purpose is to confront athletes and coaches and
through them the youth of our nation with the
challenge and adventure of following Christ
through the fellowship of the church. As athletes ^
they recognize that they have an influence on
young people, and they want that influence to
count fur Christ. In its third year of existence on
the Clemson campus, the Fellowship of Christian
Athletes has shown continued growth and success.

Dixie Skydivers Sport
Parachute Club

MEMBERS. Chapman. J.; Chapman, T. ; Doyle, B.;
Duvall, M. ; Enzor, G. ; Finison, D. ; Forbes, M. ; Hanna,
W. ; Lanford, J. ; Moore, N. ; Payne, R. ; Newman, T.,
President; Smith, T. ; Steinbrecher, J.; Wells, R. ; West-
moreland, J. ; Willson, J.

A member free falls, then maneuvers his parachute to a
designated target.

One of the newest clubs on campus is the Dixie
Skydivers Sport Parachute Ckib. Since its affih-
ation in the spring of 1967, the club has already
doubled its membership. Sport parachuting or
skydiving has been growing steadily during the
past few years. The student begins his jumping
career on a static line. Little time is spent free
falling, so the student concentrates on maneuver-
ing his parachute to a designated target. Later,
the student progresses in five-second intervals to
a thirty second free-fall. During these jumps the
student learns the fundamentals of a controlled
fall. Experienced jumpers can maneuver their
bodies into any position and in addition to their
120 mile per hour descent can track at a speed
of up to 60 miles per hour horizontal to the ground.

All new students are trained thoroughly in all
phases of sport parachuting and each student
jump is well supervised. The Dixie Skydivers
have several qualified instructors, and the club is
recognized by the United States Parachute Asso-
ciation. The national collegiate championships
held each year in Tahleguah, Oklahoma have also
been put on the agenda.

John practices free falling for the National Collegiate Cham-
pionships held in Oklahoma.

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Clemson University Fencing Club

MEMBERS. LEFT TO RIGHT,
STANDING : Waring, T. ; Snyder,
P.; Chandler, L. ; Kauric, B. ; Ste-
venson, E. ; Dykstra, K. ; Gambrel,
T. ; Ferry, P. ; Raymond, E. ; War-
ren, G. KNEELING: Rogers, C. ;
Kaufman, A., Adznsor; Lee, H.
SITTING : Lidsky, A. ; Harrel, F. ;
Thompson, C.

Pete Snyder, President, shows
proper form.

The fundamentals of swordsmanship have been
practiced for centuries. With the decHne of duel-
ling, fencing became a popular sport. Throughout
the ages, the tendency has been toward lighter,
more manageable weapons. Now emphasis is
jjlaced on speed and coordination, with little given
to sheer strength.

The Clemson University Fencing Club was
organized in 1959 under the auspices of the Clem-
son YMCA and the Office of Student Afifairs. In
its eight years, the membership and scope of its
activities have steadily increased. The club par-
ticii^ates in all levels of intercollegiate and national
fencing. It has rei)eatedly placed high in the South-
eastern District Conference. It is recognized by
the Amateur Fencing League of America and
recently won Fifteenth place in the national
competition.

This year's club under Professor Anders Kauf-
mann, sole advisor with Dr. Hal Cooledge on a
fellowship leave, is pushing for all available compe-
tition.

Parry. Thrust. Counter Thrust. Then touche.
The bout is done.

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Block "C" Club

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Charlie Watson, President, sees that his boys do the job.

Big "O" watches as the Tiger Cubs go through initiation.

The Block "C" Club was organized for the
fellowship of all Clemson athletes. Through work
and fellowship we would hop)e to unify all letter-
men and Clemson students and faculty towards a
better understanding of inter-collegiate athletics
and the Clemson athletic program. In order to
be a member of the Block "C" Club a letter must
be earned in any of the recognized intercollegiate
sports. Each new member must participate in the
Block "C" initiation and then is awarded member-
ship into the club. Each member is given a club
pin, and senior athletes are given framed Tiger
rugs as recognition of their outstanding accom-
plishments. The club earns a percentage on the
sale of programs at all home football games. Those
members not participating in football handle the
distribution and sale of the programs. The slogan
"The Year of the Tigers" was originated by the
Block "C" Club. The club sold several thousand
bumper stickers to encourage school spirit as the
club felt this would really be "The Year of the
Tigers". The club hopes through continual growth
in the club and through the enlargement of the
physical facilities that Clemson athletes can prosper
in a manner fitting the growth and spirit of
Clemson University.

Much toil and labor goes into earning a Block "C".

Block "C" Clubs

Addison, J.

Adkins, W.

Albers. R.

Arthur, G.

Barbary, E.

Boiiekat, H.

Bradley, J.

Cagle, J.

Carroll, J.

Catoe, J.

Chilers, W. C.

Cohen, E.

Cone, F.

Cooper, D.

Courtney, C.

Craig, R.

Cropp. W.

Dawes, A.

Demsey, D.

Dinneen, J

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Good sportsmanship is shown.

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Keys, L. Knight, O. Kozma, P. Liberatore, F. Lhotsky, J. Locklair, M.

McGee, E. Mass, W. Michael, B. Miller, M. Moore, H. Mulligan, W.

Player, V. Poland, J. Poling, J. Rayburn, R. Reynolds, P. Roger, P.

Lowell, B. Lowry, B.

Olszewski, H. Pitchford, C.

Shirley, W. Shiiler, J.

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Wilson Childers, a Block "C" man, takes a break during half time.

Clemson Sailing Club

The purpose of the Clemson SaiHng Club is to
provide an opportunity for learning and advanc-
ing the art of sailing and racing and to develop
an intercollegiate sailing team at Clemson Uni-
versity. Membership is open to anyone interested
in learning or furthering their interest in sailing.

The Sailing Team is picked from the members
of the club. The Sailing Team is a member of
the South Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Associ-
ation. The racing season lasts the entire school
year, with the team traveling throughout the South
representing Clemson University.

Two members of the Sailing Team show
the skill that made them number 1 in the
use Invitational Regatta.

RACING RESULTS

Spring 1967

use Team Race— Won 4-0
use Invitational Regatta — First
ACC Championship — Second

Fall 1967

use Team Race— Won 4-1
Citadel Invitational — Fourth
MIT Invitational — Fourth
College of Charleston Invitational-
USC Team Race— Won 4-3

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Several members sail on
Hartwell Lake.

Mrnilurs practice the art of sailing and racing.

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Trap, R., Snow, D., Slack, C, King-
horn, A. SECOND ROW : Dr. James Keneke, Mr. James Nickolson,
Waldo, L., Marshall, J. THIRD ROW: Hehn, M., Fowler, L., Bense, J.,
Duncan, J. FOURTH ROW : Melville. R. J., Moss, B., Linke, R. FIFTH
ROW: Musgraves, J., Kuester, A., Grosz, K., Folk, R. SIXTH ROW:
Brerne, J., Crown, B., Close, B. SEVENTH ROW : Bruening, P., Nepreux,
F., Tropea, L.

Scuba Diving Club

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The Clemson University Scuba Diving Club
has as one of its primary goals, the training of
both new and old divers in safe diving techniques.
The club is affiliated with the Southern Council
of Skindiving Clubs and the Underwater Society
of America. Through these organizations, the
club has received national recognition of its train-
ing programs from beginning diver to instructor.
A secondary function of the Scuba Diving Club
is to act as a rescue unit for local civil defense and
law enforcement agencies, and to be constantly on
call to aid in all ways whenever the lakes or
rivers of the area are involved.

The activities of the Scuba Diving Club are
many and varied. The club takes over fifteen
club divers a semester into the club, and several
of the members have made trips to Florida. The
club hosted the Convention of the Southern Coun-
cil of Skindiving Clubs in January and plans to
enter some of the training movies in the Inter-
national Underwater Film festival. The club hopes
to compete in the National Spearfishing Contest
this year.

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MEMBERS : Bentlev. B., Brooks, J., Brown, A., Campbell, A.. Cunningham,
R., Fletcher, N., Harding, G., Hildebrand, G., Lemire, J., Pate, C, Reeves, R.,
Ritter, D., Suber, J., Thciling, D., Thompson, E.

Tae Kwon Do Club

The Clemson University Tae Kwon Do Club,
originally called the Tang Soo Do Club, was
founded in February of 1966. The club's purpose
is to promote the spirit and understanding of Tae
Kwon Do and to give Clemson students an oppor-
tunity for instruction in this art. Tae Kwon Do,
the Korean form of Karate and one of the most
powerful styles known, literally means "to smash
or destroy with the foot."

This year the club fielded its first tournament
team consisting of Lance DuVal, black belt ;
Richard Dales and Mike Watts, brown belts ; and
Bill Tillman and Jimmy Lindsey, blue belts. The
tournaments which the team members have par-
ticipated in are the Atlantic Coast Conference
Karate Championships in Columbia, S. C. ; the
Tri-State Karate Championships (N. C, S. C,
Ga.) in Beaufort, S. C. ; the North Carolina State
Karate Championship in Chapel Hill, N. C. ; the
Southeastern Karate Team Championships in
Greenville, S. C. : and the Kong Soo Do Champi-
onship in Augusta, Ga. The team has acquired
a total of four first place trophies, four second
place trophies, and two third place trophies in
these tournaments. The club is instructed by Mr.
Billy Hong, a native Korean who has a fourth
degree black belt, and who won the All-Korean
Tae Kwon Do Championship in 1966.

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Doctor Robert C. Edwards, President

Dr. Robert C. Edwards was graduated from Clemson in 1933 with a degree
in Textile Engineering and was active in Phi Psi, Tiger Brotherhood, Blue Key,
and Phi Kappa Phi.

Dr. Edwards became acting president in 1958 and since then has received
honorary Doctor of Law degrees from WofTord College and The Citadel. He is
an active leader in the community as well as the University, being a member of
the Lions International, the Shriners, the Clemson Rotary Club, the American
Legion, and a Steward in the Methodist Church. Our president is also one of
Clemson's most outstanding sjiort fans, following the Tigers to many of their out-
of-town games.

From student leader to university president, D. R. C. Edwards has always
exemplified a man with every interest in his University.

Edgar Brown, President of the Board, is a former President of
the South Carolina Bar Association and has been State Senator
from Barnwell County since 1938.

The Board of Trustees Coordinate
School PoHcy

Thomas G. Clemson's will that provided for the establishment of an agricultural college also
])rovided for it, a Board of Trustees. Today this thirteen member Board is the essential governing
body at Clemson University. There are seven life members and six elected for four-year terms
by the General Assembly of South Carolina.

A life member, of the board, James F. Byrnes, was "Assistant
President" of the United States under Roosevelt and also served
as Director of War Mobilizations.

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Patrick Calhoun, a life member, served as President of the
Clemson University Foundation. He has also served as President
of the Clemson Alumni Association.

The recipient of an honorary Doctorate of Science degreee from
Clemson, Robert Coker, a life member, is the present director
of the Bank of Hartsville.

Kenneth Crikk was President of Blue Key and a member of
Tiger Brotherhood, Senior Council, and the Tiger Stafif at Clem-
son. He was also named to Who's Who.

L. D. Hoi.MKs was a member of the Board of Visitors to Clemson
College in 1958. He is former President of the Savannah River
Soil Conservation District.

Frank Jervey, former Clemson University Vice-president for
development, is a life member. During World War II, he received
the "Exceptional Civilian Award."

E. Oswald Lightsey of Hampton is a Clemson graduate. His
term on the Board expires in 1970. He is co-owner and general
manager of Lightsey Brothers.

Gordon McCabe is a member of the Board of Directors of J. P.
Stevens and Co. and the S. C. N. Bank. He is a graduate of the
University of \'irginia.

A. M. QuattlEbaum was a 1934 Clemson graduate. After receiv-
ing a Masters degree from Cornell, he was an assistant professor
at Clemson for five years.

Paul Quattlebaum is a Clemson graduate with a degree in
Electrical Engineering. He is employed by the U. S. Department
of Commerce in Charleston.

A life member, James Self is an honorary member of the Phi
Psi National Textile Fraternity in Clemson. He is a member of
the State Development Board.

Winchester Smith, a life member, is the second Clemson grad-
uate to be chosen to be on the board. He also has a wide range
of agricultural interests.

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

ROBERT COOK EDWARDS President

Walter Thompson Cox —

Vice-President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students

Melford A. Wilson—

Vice-President for Business and Finance and Comptroller

W. ^\'I■ight Bryan Vice-President for Development

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS AND STAFF
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE

ROBERT COOK EDWARDS President

ALLEN WOOD RIGSBY—

Assistant to the President and University Counsel

Dorothy Lenora Abbott Secretary to the President

ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION

VICTOR HURST—

V.-P. for Academic Affairs and Dean of the University

William Henry \\'iley —

Dean, College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences

jess Willard Jones Director, Resident Instruction,

College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences

Harlan Ewart McClure .... Dean. School of Agriculture

Howard Louis Hunter . . Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

Harold Fochone Landrith .... Dean, School of Education

Linvil Gene Rich, Ph.D Dean, College of Engineering

Wallace Dabney Trevillian Dean,

School of Industrial Management and Textile Science

Flovd Irving Browniey, jr Dean. Graduate School

Claude I'ryant Tli(imi)son —

Director. Clcmsow Unizrrsity at Greenville TEC

Samuel Marsh Willis Director. Clemson University at Sumter

Merrill Craig Palmer Director of Computer Center

Claud I'ethune Green —

Director of the Summer Sessions and Extended Programs

]. W. Gordiin Gnurlay Director of the Library

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1. DOROTHY ABBOTT
Secretary to the President

2. GEORGE E. COAKLEY
Dean of Men

3. SUSAN G. DELONY
Dean of IVomen

4. CLAUD B. GREEN

Director of Summer Sessions and Extended Programs

5. SARAH MARGARET POOLE
Student Counselor

ADMINISTRATION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

WALTER T. COX . Vicc-Prcs. for Student Affairs and Dean of Students

George E. Coakley Dean of Men

Joseph G. Guggino Assistant to Dean of Men

Susan Goodwin Delony Dean of Women

Virginia S. Hardie Counseling Psychologist

John Randolph Anderson Counselor

Carolyn A. Morgan Coxmsclor

Manning N. Lomax Resident Counselor

Office of Admissions and Registration

KENNETH NOTLEY VICKERY . Dir. of Admissions and Registration

Reginald Justin Berry Registrar

William Richard Mattox Admissions Supervisor

Arnold Mandigo BIoss Student Financial Aid Supervisor

Arthur Stiefel West Admissions Counselor

Gertrude Ramsay Bailey Recorder

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Student Center and YMCA

BUFORD E. TRENT General Secretary Y.M.C.A.

Nash Newton Gray Associate Secretary

Otis Duell Nelson Associate Secretary

Student Placement

DAVIS GREGORY HUGHES Director of Placement

Michael Jones Maxwell Assistant Placement Director

Francis H. Cannon Secretary

Sti-dent Health Service

JUDSON ELAM HAIR, M.D. . . . Director of Student Health Service
John C. Barnett, M.D. . . Associate Director of Student Health Service

James H. Bowers. M.D Physician

Roy J. Ellison, M.D. Consulting Psychiatrist

Evelyn Littlejohn X-Ray and Laboratory Technician

Ruth Durham, R.N Director of Nurses

WILLIAM R. MATTOX, Adiitissioius Supervisor 1.

REGINALD J. BERRY, Registrar 2.

JOSEPH G. GUGGINO, Assistant to Dean of Men 3.

MANNING N. LOMAX, Resident Counselor 4.

J. CHARLES BARNETT, Assoc. Dir. of Student Health Service 5.

RUTH DURHAM, Director of Nurses 6.

ARNOLD MANDIGO BLOSS, Student Financial Aid Supervisor 7.

Department of Bands

JOHN HARRISON BUTLER Director (on leave)

Bruce Farrell Cook Acting Director

Athletic Staff

FRANK JAMES HOWARD . . . Athletic Director and Head Coach

Robert Cole Bradley Athletic Publicity Director

James Brennan Assistant Basketball Coach

Fred Cone Assistant Coach

H. C. Greenfield Track Coach

Fred W. Hoover Head Trainer

Robert M. Jones Assistant Coach

R. P. Jordan Assistant Football Coach

James Bank McFadden Assistant Coach

H. C. McLellan, Jr Assistant Athletic Director

Christopher C. Roberts, Jr Basketball Coach

Robert W. Smith Assistant Coach

James D. Wade Assistant Coach

Arthur W. Baker Assistant Coach

Billy H. Wilhelm Baseball Coach and Director of Intramural Sports
Eugene P. Willimon Assistant Athletic Director

ADMINISTRATION OF BUSINESS AND
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS

MELFORD A. WILSON, I'.-P. for Business and Finance and Comptroller

Kenney R. Helton Internal Auditor

Elmer H. McCarter Financial Analyst

Accounting Division

TRESCOTT NEWTON HINTON Chief Accountant

Melvin Eugene Barnette Supervisor of Research Accounts

Vivian Raymond Harrcll IBM Supervisor

William Allen Thompson Accountant

Joseph Shelor Walker Bursar

VIRGINIA S. HARDIE, Counseling Psychologist 1.

VIRGINIA POOLE, Secretary to V.-P. for Business and Finance 2.

EUGENE P. WILLIMON, Assistant Athletic Director 3.

JOSEPH S. WALKER, Bursar 4.

KENNY R. HELTON, Internal Auditor 5.

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Personnel Division

JOHN BAKER GENTRY Director of Personnel

Charles Wallace Lott Job Analyst

Physical Plant Division

RALPH SIMPSON COLLINS .... Director of Physical Plant

James Cleveland Carey Superintendent of Grounds

William Lieben Meigs . . Asst. Supt. of Planning a>id Engineering

Roy Marcus Rochester Plant Engineer

George Carlisle Jones Superintendent of Utilities

Jack William Weeden Chief of Security

Purchasing Division

EARL SPENCER LIBERTY Director of Purchasing

Daniel Wheeler Bickley . Procurement Officer and Property Custodian

Auxiliary Enterprises

HENRY HUGHES HILL, JR. . . . Director of Auxiliary Enterprises

Luther J. Fields Manager, Student Food Service

William Drye Cromer .... Superintendent, Central Office Service

Leroy Edward Rutland Dormitory Manager

Thomas Roy Rhumes Manager, Laundry

Ernest Chisholm Watson Manager, Housing

1. JACK WEEDEN
Chief of Security

2. LEROY E. RUTLAND
Dormitory Manager

3. LUTHER J. FIELDS
Manager, Student Food Service

4. ERNEST C. WATSON
Manager, Housing

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W. WRIGHT BRYAN Vice-President for Development

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Public and Alumni Relations

JOSEPH E. SHERMAN Director. Alumni Relations

George M. Moore 4ssociate Director Alumni Relations

Melvin C. Long Director, Public Relations

John L. Allen Editor, University Nezcs Bureau

John C. Mann 4h<nini Editor

George U. Bennett Field Representative, Alumni Relations

Allen M. Sale, Jr Publications Editor

SYBIL R. ALBERT, Secretary to Dean of Student Affairs \.

MARY HOOD, Co-Resident of Manning Hall 2.

MELVIN LONG, Director, Public Relations 3

LUCILLE CORLEY, Co-Resident of Manning Hall 4,

SARA M. POOLE, Student Counselor 5,

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The Alumni Association Gives Strong Support

Since the founding of Clemson University, school spirit has been the backbone
of the institution. The Clemson Alumni Association has long been the epitome of
this tradition.

The Alumni Association strives to express its love for Clemson by supporting
programs which will advance the University. The Alumni Association gives
financial support to such programs as undergraduate scholarships, graduate fellow-
ships, faculty research, teaching professorships, student loans, library additions,
permanent endowment, and the Alumni Service Program.

The Alumni Association also takes a personal interest in the entire student
body by giving annual $1,000 grants to the Student Government to support their
activities.

The functions of Clemson University, from the simplest to the most complex,
would not be valuable without the most intricate part — the faculty. The facility
is truly a key link in the long chain of activities, organizations, and events that
make Clemson the fine University that it is.

Throughout the years, Clemson has been blessed with having some of the most
cajiable instructors in the many fields offered at the University. The primary pur-
pose uf a faculty is to teach, but Clemson's faculty ofifers much more than an
education. It offers such tangibles as friendshij) and inspiration.

Through such opportunities as this, the students of Clemson University are
fortunate to be exposed to such worthwhile people.

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The functions of Clemson University, from the simplest to the most complex,
would not be valuable without the most intricate part — the faculty. The faculty
is truly a key link in the long chain of activities, organizations, and events that
make Clemson the fine University that it is.

Throughout the years, Clemson has been blessed with having some of the most
capable instructors in the many fields offered at the University. The primary pur-
pose of a faculty is to teach, but Clemson's faculty offers much more than an
education. It oflfers such tangibles as friendship and inspiration.

Through such opportunities as this, the students of Clemson University are
fortunate to be exposed to such worthwhile people.

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• ABERNATHY, A. R. . Associate Professor

CIVIL ENGINEERING

ACORN, J. T Associate Professor

ARCHITECTURE

ADAMS, H. D Instructor

HISTORY

ADKINS, T. R. . . . Associate Professor
ENTOMOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY

• ALEXANDER, P. M. . Assistant Professor

HORTICULTURE

ALLEN, J. F Assistant Professor

CHEMISTRY

ALLEN, R. M Professor

FORESTRY

ALLEY, F. C Associate Professor

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• ANDERSON, G. W. . Associate Professor

ZOOLOGY AND VETERINARY

ANDERSON, R. A. . Assistant Professor
MILITARY SCIENCE

ANDREWS, J. F Professor

CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

ANTRIM, J. DeC. . . Associate Professor
CIVIL ENGINEERING

• ARBENA, J. L Instructor

HISTORY

ARRINGTON, O. W Instructor

ENGLISH

ASHWORTH, R. P Professor

BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

AUCOIN, C. V. . Head of Dept., Professor
MATHEMATICS

• BAILEY, R. H. . . . Assistant Professor

CHEMISTRY

BALL, W, L Associate Professor

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

BANISTER, R. A. . . Associate Professor
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

BARDSLEY, C. E., JR. . Associate Professor
AGRONOMY AND SOILS

• BARFIELD, J. R. . . Assistant Professor

ECONOMICS

BARKER, R. H. . . . Associate Professor
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY AND CHEMISTRY

BARLAGE, W. B., JR. . Associate Professor

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

BARNETT, B. D. . Head of Dept., Professor
POULTRY SCIENCE

• B.ARNHILL, J. W. . . Assistant Professor

HISTORY

BARRIER, M. J Instructor

ENTOMOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY

BARTMESS, E. B Instructor

MATHEMATICS

BAUKNIGHT, L. M., JR. Assistant Professor
AGRIC. ECONOMICS AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY

FACULTY

• BAULD, N. R., JR. . . Associate Professor

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

BAXTER, A. W. . . . Associate Professor
BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

BAXTER, L. W. . . . Associate Professor
BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

BECKWITH, W. F. . Assistant Professor
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• BEINHART, E. G., JR Lecturer

PLANT PHYS., BOTANY. BACTERIOLOGY

BELL, M. C Associate Professor

MATHEMATICS

BERRY, T. G Assistant Professor

MILITARY SCIENCE

BETHEL, E. L. . . . Associate Professor
MATHEMATICS

• BIGGS, S. S Assistant Professor

AEROSPACE STUDIES

BINSSE, M. I Instructor

SPEECH

BIRKHEAD, P. K. . . Assistant Professor
GEOLOGY

BISHOP, A. O., JR Instructor

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

• BISHOP, C. B. . . . Assistant Professor

CHEMISTRY

BISHOP, M. B. . . . Assistant Professor
CHEMISTRY

BOLEN, C. W Professor

HISTORY

BOLING, M. B. . . . Assistant Professor
AGRONOMY AND SOILS

• BOND, J. H Associate Professor

BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

BOONE, M. A Professor

POULTRY SCIENCE

BOST, M. V Instructor

ENGLISH

BOUKNIGHT, J. A Instructor

NURSING

• BOWEN, W. C. . . . Associate Professor

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

BOYD, V. A Associate Professor

AGRIC. ECONOMICS AND RURUL SOCIOLOGY

BRADBURY, D. W Professor

MACHINE DESIGN

BRANDT, G. W. . . . Associate Professor
DAIRY SCIENCE

• BRANNOCK, D. Y., JR. . Assistant Professor

FRENCH

BRANNON, C. C. . . Associate Professor
DAIRY SCIENCE

BRANTLEY, HERBERT—

Head of Department, Associate Professor
RECREATION AND PARK ADMINISTRATION

BRAWLEY, J. v., JR. . Assistant Professor
MATHEMATICS

FACULTY

• BRITTAIN, J. E. . . . Assistant Professor

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

BRITTON, J. D. . . . Assistant Professor
MILITARY SCIENCE

BRITZ, R. J Assistant Professor

MILITARY SCIENCE

BROCK, J. L Professor

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

• BROWN, F. B. . . . Associate Professor

CHEMISTRY

BROWN, J. W. . . . Associate Professor
MATHEMATICS

BROWN, L. H. . . . Associate Professor
ARCHITECTURE

BROWN, M. C. . Head of Dept., Professor
MILITARY SCIENCE

• BROWN, S. H Assistant Professor

ECONOMICS AND GOVERNMENT

BROWNLEY, F. I., JR.—

Dean, Graduate School and Professor
CHEMISTRY

BROYLES, H. E. . . Associate Professor
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

BRULEY, D. F. . . . Associate Professor
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• BRUNER, M. H. . . . Associate Professor

FORESTRY

BURNETT, R. P. . . Assistant Professor
AEROSPACE STUDIES

BUNGAY, H. R. . . . Associate Professor
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

BURTNER, F. A Professor

SOCIOLOGY

• BUSCHING, H. W. . . Assistant Professor

CIVIL ENGINEERING

BYRD, L. L Assistant Professor

EDUCATION

BYRD, W. P Professor

EXPERIMENTAL STATISTICS

CAFFREY, C. B. . . . Assistant Professor
PSYCHOLOGY

• CALHOUN, J. N. . . Assistant Professor

AEROSPACE STUDIES

CALHOUN, R. J Professor

ENGLISH

CAMPBELL, T. A. . Head of Dept., Professor
■ TEXTILE

CAPEL, W. C Assistant Professor

SOCIOLOGY

• CARD, E. B Instructor

EDUCATION

CARPENTER, E. T. Visiting Assoc. Professor
EDUCATION

CARTEE, E. F Professor

TEXTILES

CARTER, C. W 4ssistant Professor

ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

FACULTY

• CARTER, R. M. . . . Associate Professor

AEROSPACE STUDIES

CASKEY, CM. . . . Associate Professor
ENGLISH

CASTRO, W. E. . . . Associate Professor
ENGINEERING MECHANICS

CHALUPA, W. V. . . Associate Professor
DAIRY SCIENCE

• CHAPLIN, R. L. . . Associate Professor

PHYSICS

CHISMAN, J. A. . . . Associate Professor
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

CHOLEWINSKI, F. M. . Associate Professor
MATHEMATICS

CLARK, H. G Associate Professor

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

• COCHRAN, J. H. . Head of Dept., Professor

ENTOMOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY

COKER, E. C Associate Professor

MATHEMATICS

COKER, W. R Assistant Professor

MILITARY SCIENCE

COLEMAN, R. L Instructor

FRENCH

• COOK, B. F. . Visiting Assistant Professor,

Director of Bands
MUSIC

COOL, B. M Professor

FORESTRY

COOPER, J. B. . . . Associate Professor
POULTRY SCIENCE

CORLEY, D. M. . . . Assistant Professor
AGRIC. ECONOMICS AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY

• COUCH, J. H Associate Professor

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

COVER, A. S Assistant Professor

MATHEMATICS

COX, H. M. . . . Head of Dept., Professor
ENGLISH AND MODERN LANGUAGES

CRADDOCK, G. R Professor

AGRONOMY AND SOILS

• CRAIG, J. T Assistant Professor

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

CRAWFORD, J. C. . . Assistant Professor
MILITARY SCIENCE

CROOK, LYNN . . . Assistant Professor
FOOD SCIENCE AND BIOCHEMISTRY

CROSS, J. T Instructor

ENGLISH

• CROSS, R. L Instructor

ENGLISH

DAVENPORT, D. H. . Assistant Professor
NURSING

DAVIS, C. C Professor

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

DAVIS, L. H. . . Head of Dept., Professor
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

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• DAX'IS, R. S Assistant Professor

HISTORY

DEAN, J. A Assistant Professor

MODERN LANGUAGE

DICKEY, J. F Assistant Professor

DAIRY SCIENCE

DILLARD, G. E. . . . Assistant Professor
BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

• DILLMAN, B. L. . . . Assistant Professor

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

DINWIDDIE, J. G., JR Professor

CHEMISTRY

DOUGLASS, T. E. . . Assistant Professor
ENGLISH AND MODERN LANGUAGE

DOWDLE, M. W. . . Assistant Professor
MILITARY SCIENCE

• DOWLER, W. M Lecturer

BOTANY

DRAKE, T. L Assistant Professor

MECH. AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

DUNKLE, B. E. . . . Associate Professor
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

DUNKLE, S. K. . . . Assistant Professor
MATHEMATICS

• DUVAL, J. C Assistant Professor

SPEECH

EDWARDS, J. L Professor

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

EDWARDS, R. L. . . Associate Professor
ANIMAL SCIENCE

EFLAND, T. D Associate Dean,

Director of Research, Professor
TEXTILES

• ELBEHERY, H Visiting Lecturer

TEXTILE SCIENCE

ELROD, A. C Associate Professor

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ELROD, W. C Assistant Professor

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

EPPS, W. M. . . Head of Dept.. Professor
BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

• ERICKSEN, A. R. . . Assistant Professor

MILITARY SCIENCE

ESKEW, E. B. . . . Associate Professor
AGRONOMY AND SOILS

EUDE, J- A Visiting Instructor

■ FRENCH

FAZIO. M. F Instructor

FRENCH

• FEAR. .A. F Associate Professor

SPEECH

FERNANDEZ, E. G Lecturer

SPANISH

FERNANDEZ, G. F. . Assistant Professor
SPANISH

FLATT, J. E. L Associate Professor

MATHEMATICS

FACULTY

• FORD, A. T Assistant Professor

MILITARY SCIENCE

FORD, J. M 4ssociate Professor

CIVIL ENGINEERING

FOX, R. C Associate Professor

ENTOMOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY

FRAKER, J. R Instructor

ENGLISH

• FREEZE, C. R. . . . Associate Professor

EDUCATION

FRYE, R. N Assistant Professor

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

FULMER, J. P. . . . Assistant Professor
HORTICULTURE

FULMER, L. G Instructor

MATHEMATICS

• GARNER, THOMAS . Associate Professor

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

GARRISON, O. B Professor

DIR. OF RESEARCH IN AGRI. HORTICULTURE

GERSTER, G. A. Visiting Assistant Professor
ARCHITECTURE

GETTY S, W. E. . . . Associate Professor
PHYSICS

• GIBSON, P. B Lecturer

AGRONOMY AND SOILS

GILLILAN, B. E. . . Assistant Professor

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

GING, J. L 4ssistant Professor

PHYSICS

GODLEY, W. C Professor

ANIMAL SCIENCE

• GOLDEMBERG, MAURICE—

Associate Professor
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

GOOCH, DIXIE . . . Associate Professor
ENGLISH

GOODIN, CURTIS P. . Associate Professor
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

GORDON, J. S. . . . Assistant Professor
POLITICAL SCIENCE

• GOREE, J. G Assistant Professor

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

GOSSETT, B. J. . . . Associate Professor
AGRONOMY AND SOILS

GRABEN, H. W. . . . Associate Professor
PHYSICS

GRAHAM, M. S Instructor

GERMAN

• GRAHAM, W. D. . . Assistant Professor

AGRONOMY AND SOILS

GREEN, C. B Professor

ENGLISH

GRIFFIN, V. S. . . . Assistant Professor
GEOLOGY

GRUBB, C. A Instructor

HISTORY

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• GUIDE, V. D. R -issistaiit Professor

ENGLISH

GUM, CORBUN . . . Associate Professor
ENGLISH

GUNNIN, E. A Professor

ARCHITECTURE

GUNTER, E. G Instructor

NURSING

• GUNTER, T. H. . . . Associate Professor

INDUSTRIAL MGT. AND TEXTILE SCIENCES

HALPIN, J. E. . . . Associate Professor
BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

HALTIWANGER, M. E. Assistant Professor
MILITARY SCIENCE

HAMMOND, A. F. . . Associate Professor
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

• HANDLIN, D. L. . . Assistant Professor

ANIMAL SCIENCE

HANNAH, H. B. . . . Assistant Professor
ENGLISH

HARDEN, J. C. . . . Associate Professor
MATHEMATICS

HARLEY, J. H Instructor

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

• HARRIS, R. B. . . . Assistant Professor

PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION

HARSHMAN, R. C. . Associate Professor
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

HASELTON, G. M. . Assistant Professor
GEOLOGY

HASH, J. A 4ssistant Professor

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

• HATCHER, R. D. . . Assistant Professor

GEOLOGY

HAUN, J. R Assistant Professor

HORTICULTURE

HAYS, S. B Assistant Professor

ENTOMOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY

HEATON, R. B Instructor

ENGLISH

• HENNINGSON, R. W Professor

DAIRY SCIENCE

HENRY, L. L Assistant Professor

ENGLISH

HENSON, K. J. L Lecturer

' NURSING

HERLINGER, W. B. . Associate Professor
MODERN LANGUAGES

• HILL. R. W Instructor

ENGLISH

HIND, A. T Professor

MATHEMATICS

HOBSON, J. H Professor

CHEMISTRY

HODGES, V. S Associate Professor

ARCHITECTURE

FACULTY

• HOLLINGSWORTH, J. S. . . Instructor

NURSING

HOLMAN, H. R. . . . Associate Professor
ENGLISH

HOLT, A. H Associate Professor

ENGLISH

HOOD, C. E Assistant Professor

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

• HOWARD, G. E. . . Assistant Professor

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

HUBBARD, J. C. . . Associate Professor
TEXTILES

HUBBARD, J. F. . . Associate Professor
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

HUFF, L. D Professor

PHYSICS

• HUFFMAN, J. W Professor

CHEMISTRY

HUNTER, H. L Dean, Professor

ARTS AND SCIENCES

HUNTER, R. H. . . Head of Department,
Associate Professor
ARCHITECTURE, VISUAL STUDIES

HUTCHINSON, J. P Instructor

SOCIOLOGY

• IDOL, J. L Assistant Professor

ENGLISH

ISRAEL, CM Instructor

ENGLISH

JACKSON, J. E Instructor

MUSIC EDUCATION

JAMES, R. H Assistant Professor

MILITARY SCIENCE

• JAMESON, L. H. . . Associate Professor

ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

JANZEN, J. J Associate Professor

DAIRY SCIENCE

JENNINGS, C. W. . . Assistant Professor
ENGLISH

JENSEN, A. K. . . . Associate Professor
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

• JOHNSON, J. K Assistant Professor

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHNSON, T. H Instructor

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

JOHNSON, W. E. . . Assistant Professor
EXPERIMENTAL STATISTICS

JONES, CM Professor

AGRONOMY AND OILS

• JONES, J. W Professor

AGRONOMY

JORDAN, W. S -issistant Professor

HORTICI'LTURE

JUTRAS, M. W 4ssistant Professor

AGRONOMY

KAUFMANN Asistant Professor

ARCHITECTURE

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• KEITH, M. O Assistant Professor

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

KELLER, F. J. . . . Assistant Professor
PHYSICS

KELLEY, J. W. . . . Assistant Professor
DAIRY SCIENCE

KENELLEY, J. E. . . Associate Professor

MATHEMATICS

• KERSEY, R. N 4ssociate Professor

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

KING, E. W Professor

ENTOMOLOGY' AND ZOOLOGY

KING, W. A. . . Head of Dept., Professor
DAIRY SCIENCE

KINGSLAND, G. C. . Associate Professor
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

• KIRKLEY, F. E. . . . Associate Professor

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

KIRKWOOD, C. E. . Associate Professor
MATHEMATICS

KNAPP, R. J Assistant Professor

SOCIOLOGY

KWAK, N. K Assistant Professor

INDUSTRAL MANAGEMENT

• LaFLEUR, K. S. . . . Associate Professor

AGRONOMY AND SOILS

LaGRONE, I. W. . . . Associate Professor
MATHEMATICS

LAITALA, E. . . Head of Dept.. Professor
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

LaKSHMI-BAL C. . . Assistant Professor
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

• LAMBERT, J. R. . . . Assistant Professor

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

LANDER, E. M Professor

HISTORY

LANDERS, K. S. . . . Assistant Professor
CHEMISTRY

LANDRITH, H. F. . Dean, Head of Dept..
Professor
SCHOOL OF ED., ELEM. & SEC. EDUCATION

• LaROACHE, E. A. . . Associate Professor

TEXTILES

LAW, A. C Associate Professor

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

LAZAR, J. R Professor

DAIRY SCIENCE

LEEMHUIS, R. P. . . Assistant Professor
HISTORY

• LEFORT, H. G 4ssistant Professor

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

LEHOTSKY, K. . Head of Dept.. Professor
FORESTRY

WIS, A. D Professor

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

LIGON, J 4ssociate Professor

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

FACULTY

• LINDSTROM, F. J. . Associate Professor

CHEMISTRY

LIMNGSTON, J. L Instructor

ENGLISH

LONG. J. T Professor

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

LUCKAWECKI, S. M. . Associate Professor
MATHEMATICS

• LUND, A. E Associate Professor

FORESTRY

LYON, K. S Assistant Professor

MILITARY SCIENCE

LYONS, D, W -issistant Professor

TEXTILE SCIENCE AND MECH. ENGINEERING

LYTLE, J. S Assistant Professor

AGRIC, ECONOMICS AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY

• McCLAIN, E. F. . . . Assistant Professor

AGRONOMY AND SOILS

McCLURE, H. E Dean, Professor

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

McCOR^LAC, J. C. . . Associate Professor
CIVIL ENGINEERING

McCUTCHEN, A. J. . Associate Professor
CIVIL ENGINEERING

• McGARITY, H. H Professor

MUSIC EDUCATION

McGEE, CM Assistant Professor

ENGLISH

McGregor, R. R. . . Assistant Professor
FRENCH

McGregor, \V. H. . Associate Professor
FORESTRY

• McHUGH, C. M. . . . Associate Professor

ENGINEERING GR^APHICS

McLELLON, W. M. . Associate Professor
ANIMAL HL'SBANDRY

McNATT, J. A Instructor

FRENCH AND SPANISH

McCAULAY, H. H. . . Alumni Professor
ECONOMICS

• MACLAUCHLAN, PERE . Assist. Professor

MILITARY SCIENCE

MACY, J. B Instructor

FRENCH

MALPHRUS, L. D. . . Associate Professor
AGRIC. ECONOMICS AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY

M.\RTIN, J. A. . . . Associate Professor
HORTICULTURE

• MARTIN, J. C Professor

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

M.-\RULLA, M. P. . . Associate Professor
CHEMISTRY

M.\RVIN, J. H Associate Professor

TEXTILES

MATHEWS, A. C Professor

BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

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• MEANS, G. C Professor

ARCHITECTURE

MEEKS, CD Assistant Professor

ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

MEENAGHAN, G. F Professor

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

MICKELBERRY, W. C. Associate Professor
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• MILES, J. F Associate Professor

AGRIC. ECONOMICS AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY

MITCHELL, C. R. . . Assistant Professor
ENGINEERING MECHANICS

MITCHELL, J. H Professor

FOOD SCIENCE AND BIOCHEMISTRY

MIXON, R. F. . . . Assistance Professor
MODERN LANGUAGES

• MOORMAN, R.W. Head of Dept., Professor

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

MORGAN, H. E. . . . Assistant Professor
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

MORGAN, R. P Instructor

HISTORY

MORRIS, F. P Lecturer

ARCHITECTURE

• MUCHLBAUER, J. . . Assistant Professor

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

MURRAY, B. K. . . . Assistant Professor
AIR SCIENCE

NALLEY, D. W Instructor

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

NEWTON, A. F. . . Head of Department.
Associate Professor
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

• NICHOLAS, S. C Director

ENGINEERING RESEARCH

NOWACK, R. F 4ssociate Professor

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

O'DELL, G. D 4ssistant Professor

DAIRY SCIENCE

OGLE, W. L Professor

HORTICULTURE

• OLSEN, N. L Assistant Professor

ENGLISH

OLSEN, E. S Associate Professor

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

O'REILLY, M. F. . . Assistant Professor
MATHEMATICS

OWENS, R. R Assistant Professor

HISTORY

• OWENS, W. H Assistant Professor

POULTRY SCIENCE

OWINGS, M. A Alumni Professor

ENGLISH

PACKER, M. A Associate Professor

EDUCATION

PAGE. E. E Assistant Professor

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

FACULTY

• PALMER, M.C. Director, Associate Professor

COMPUTER SCIENCE MATHEMATICS

PARK, E Associate Professor

MATHEMATICS

PARK, S. O Assistant Professor

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

PARKER, CD 4ssistant Professor

AIR SCIENCE

• PARKER, P. A. . . . Assistant Professor

AIR SCIENCE

PARRY, T. H Assistant Professor

EDUCATION

PEARCE, J. E. . . . Associate Professor
ECONOMICS

PERRY, R. L Associate Professor

ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

• PINCKNEY, J. E. . . Associate Professor

ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

POE, H. V Associate Professor

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

POLK, H. T Professor

CHEMISTRY

POPE, R. M Instructor

ECONOMICS

• PORTER, J. J. . . . Associate Professor

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

POTEAT, L. E. . . . Associate Professor
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

POWELL, D. J Professor

NURSING

PREVOST, A. S. . . . Assistant Professor
NURSING

• PRINS, R Assistant Professor

ENTOMOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY

PROCTOR, T. G. . . Assistant Professor
MATHEMATICS

PURSER, W. H. . . . Assistant Professor
ENTOMOLOGY

RABON, J. D Assistant Professor

MILITARY SCIENCE

• RAMSEY, R. H Instructor

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

RATLIFF, N. A Instructor

HISTORY

REED, A. R Associate Professor

PHYSICS

REED, C. A Professor

PHYSICS

• REED, J. K Professor

ENTOMOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY

REEL, J. V Assistant Professor

HISTORY

REEP, R. T Associate Professor

ARCHITECTURE

REGNIER, L G. . . . Associate Professor
ARCHITECTURE

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• RICE, M. O Instructor

ENGLISH

RICH, L. G. . . Dean, Professor, Director

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

CIVIL ENGINEERING

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

RICHARDSON, J. L. . Associate Professor
TEXTILES

RICHARDSON, M. K. . Associate Professor
ENGINEERING MECHANICS

• RIFE, L. A Associate Professor

MATHEMATICS

RIGGS, G. D Assistant Professor

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

RITCHIE, R. R Professor

ANIMAL SCIENCE

ROBBINS, R. C. . . . Assistant Professor
MILITARY SCIENCE

• ROBERTS, B Instructor

NURSING

ROBINSON, G.C. . Head of Dcpt.. Professor

CERAMIC and METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

ROCHESTER, W. F. . Assistant Professor
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

ROGERS, E. G. . . . Associate Professor
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

• ROSTRON, J. P. . . . Associate Professor

CIVIL ENGINEERING

ROTHENBERGER, R. R. Assist. Professor
HORTICULTURE

RUSH, J. M Professor

BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

RUSSELL, C. B 4ssistant Professor

MATHEMATICS

• RUTLEDGE, R. W Professor

BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

SALLEY, J. R. . . . Associate Professor
CHEMISTRY

SWITSKY, G. B. . . Associate Professor
CHEMISTRY

SAYITSKY, L. A Lecturer

RI'SSIAN

• SCHOENIKE, R. E. . Associate Professor

FORESTRY

SCH\YARTZ, A. E. . Associate Professor
CIVIL ENGINEERING

SEFICK H. J Associate Professor

.HORTICULTURE

SELLERS, J. R Instructor

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

• SENN, T. L. . . Head of Dcpt.. Professor

HORTICULTl-RE

SEO K Associate Professor

MATHEMATICS

SHANNON, R. D, . . Assistant Professor
ECONOMICS

SHEPHERD, W. M. . Assistant Professor
MILITARY SCIENCE

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FACULTY

• SHERRILL, M. D. . . Associate Professor

PHYSICS

SHEWFELT, A. L Projessor

FOOD SCIENCE AND BACTERIOLOGY

SHULER, CO.... Assistant Projessor
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

SIMS, E. T Associate Projessor

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• SIMMS, J. B -issistant Projessor

ENGLISH

SKARDON, B. N. . . Assistant Projessor
ENGLISH

SKELLEY, G. C. . . . Associate Projessor
ANIMAL SCIENCE

SKELTON, B. J. . . . Assistant Projessor
HORTICULTURE

• SKELTON, B. R. . . Associate Projessor

ECONOMICS

SMITH, CD Instructor

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

SNELL, A. W. . . Head of Dept., Projessor
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

SOCZYK, .'\. F. . Samuel Matter Martin Proj.
MATHEMATICS

• SORRELLS, R. T. . . Assistant Projessor

ENGLISH

SPENCER, H.G. . Head oj Dept.. Assoc. Proj.
CHEMISTRY AND GEOLOGY

SPURLOCK, H. C . . Associate Projessor
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

SQUYRES, J. E. . . . Assistant Projessor
VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE

• STANLEY, E. L. . . Associate Projessor

MATHEMATICS

STEADMAN, M. S. . Associate Projessor
ENGLISH

STEINER, P. A. . . . Assistant Projessor
ENGLISH

STEIRER, W. F. . . . Assistant Projessor
PHYSICS

• STEPHENS, J. F. . . Associate Projessor

POULTRY SCIENCE

STEPP, J. M Alumni Projessor

AGRIC. ECONOMICS AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY

STU.ART, CM.... Associate Projessor
MATHEMATICS

SULLIVAN, J. R. . . Associate Projessor
MATHEMATICS

• T.\RR.ANT, W. E. . . Associate Projcsso"

TEXTILES

THODE, F. W Instructor

HORTICI'LTURE

THOMPSON, E. A. . Assistance Professor
ECONOMICS

THOMSON, D. P. . . Associate Projessor
TEXTILES

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• THORNING, M. M Instructor

ECONOMICS

THURSTON, J. N. . . Alumni Professor
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

TISDALE, C. F. . . . Assistant Professor
iMILITARY SCIENCE

TOW ELL, T. D Instructor

PSYCHOLOGY

• TREVILLLAN, W. D. . . Dean, Professor

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
AND TEXTILE SCIENCE, ECONOMICS

TRIVELY, LA Professor

CIVIL ENGINEERING

TURK, D. E Assistant Professor

POULTRY SCIENCE

TYNDALL. E. N. . Head of Deft.. Professor
AIR SCIENCE

• ULBRICH, C. W. . . Assistant Professor

PHYSICS

USREY, M. O -Isslstant Professor

ENGLISH

VAUGHN, E. A Instructor

TEXTILES

VENKATU, D. A. . . Assistant Professor
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

• \'OGEL, H. E. . . Head of Dcpt.. Professor

PHYSICS

\'ON ROSENBERG, J. L. . Assist. Professor
CHEMISTRY

\'0N TUNGELN, G. R. . Associate Professor
AGRIC. ECONOMICS AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY

WAITE. E. E. . . . Associate Professor
SOCIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY

• WALTERS, T. V Professor

TEXTILES

WANG, SAMUEL . . Assistant Professor
ARCHITECTURE

WANNAMAKER, J. M. Assistant Professor
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

WANNAMAKER, P. W. Assistant Professor
GERMAN

• WARE, R. E Associate Professor

ENTOMOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY

WATSON, C. H Associate Professor

ENGLISH

WATSON, G. T Instructor

MATHEMATICS

WATSON, S. M Professor

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

• WEBB, B. K Associate Processor

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

WEBB, L. G Associate Professor

ZOOLOGY

WEEKS, L H Assistant Professor

MILITARY SCIENCE

W1-:LSH, W. .-X Assistant Professor

CIVIL ENGINEERING

FACULTY

• WHEELER, H, J. . Head of Department,

Associate Professor
ECONOMICS

WHEELER, R. E. . Head of Dept., Professor
ANIMAL SCIENCE

WHITE, D. F Assistant Professor

PHILOSOPHY

WHITEHURST, C. H. . Head of Department,
Associate Professor
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• WHITNEY, J. B Professor

BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

WHITTEN, W. C. . . Associate Professor
ECONOMICS

WILCOX, L. C. . Head of Dept., Assoc. Prof.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

WILEY, W. H. . Professor, Dean of College
of Agricultural and Botany Science
POULTRY SCIENCE

• WILLARD, W. K. . . Assistant Professor

ENTOMOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY

WILLIAMS, L. M. . . . Acting Director
NURSING

WILLIAMS, P. L Lecturer

FRENCH

WILLIAMS, W. B. . . Associate Professor
TEXTILES

• WILLIAMS, W. V. . . . Head of Dept.,

Associate Professor
FOOD SCIENCE AND BIOCHEMISTRY

WILLIS, V.L Lecturer

SPANISH

WILSON, H. B. . . Admissions Counselor,
Assistant Professor
TEXTILES

WILSON, H. H Professor

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

• WILSON, M. B. . . . Associate Professor

ENGLISH

WILSON, W. L. . . . Assistant Professor
AIR SCIENCE

WINTER, J, p. . . . Associate Professor
MATHEMATICS

WITCHER, W. . . . Associate Professor
BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY

• WOOD. K. L Associate Professor

PHYSICS

WRAY, C. V Associate Professor

TEXTILES

WRIGHT, J. A. . . . Assistant Professor
AGRONOMY

YANG, T. T Associate Professor

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

• YOUNG, F. A Instructor

METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

YOUNG, J. L Professor

ARCHITECTURE

ZIELINSKI, P. B. . . Assistant Professor
ENGINEERING MECHANICS

ZINK, W. T Associate Professor

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

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• ALLEE, M. C Instructor

BOTANY AND ZOOLOGY

DAY, F. L Assistant Professor

ENGLISH

DI BENEDETTO, G. R. . . . Instructor
HISTORY

EDWARDS, M. O Instructor

CHEMISTRY

• FERRELL, W. R Instructor

PHYSICS

GANIM, V. L Instructor

ENGLISH

GOOCH, D. R Instructor

ENGLISH

GRAY, F. R Lecturer

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• IBRHIM, LB Instructor

MATHEMATICS

JONES, R. M Assistant Professor

ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

KLEVGARD, P. A. . . Assistant Professor
HISTORY

POPE. R. M Instructor

ECONOMICS

• REITER, B. B Instructor

MATHEMATICS

RICE, M. K Instructor

FRENCH

SMITH. L. C Instructor

ENGLISH

THOMPSON, C.B Director

• WALLACE, F. L Instructor

BIOLOGY

WATSON, K. R Instructor

MATHEMATICS

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FACULTY

• ADAMS, P. H Instructor

ECONOMICS

ANDERSON, J. C. . . Assistant Professor
MATHEMATICS

ARNETT, J. D Instructor

BIOLOGY

CAMERON, J. P. . . Assistant Professor
MATHEMATICS

• COFFEY, J. C Assistant Professor

BOTANY

DOYLE, J.J Instructor

ENGLISH

EVANS, N. D Instructor

HISTORY

FLETCHER, C. E Instructor

INDUSTRAL MANAGEMENT

• GREENE, J. A Instructor

SOCIOLOGY

HOUSER, R. D Instructor

CHEMISTRY

JONES, R. M. . . . Assistant Professor
ENGINEERING MECHANICS

MULLEN, J. J Instructor

MATHEMATICS

• SMALL, S. E Instructor

HISTORY

WALKER, W. T Instructor

HISTORY

WESER, D. B Instructor

CHEMISTRY

WILDER, J. W Instructor

FRENCH

• WILLIS, S. M Director

YATES, O. I Instructor

ENGLISH

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The Graduate School of Clemson University functions for the primary purpose
of advancement. This advancement is available to any eligible student who desires it.

This school, headed by its Dean, Dr. J. F. Brownley, offers many facilities in
providing an education beyond the level of the bachelor's degree. These facilities
give Graduate Students an opportunity to gain professional qualities in their chosen
areas.

Enrollment is continuing to increase, and advanced degrees are now offered in
many areas, ranging from Chemical Engineering to Physics.

The promotion of research in these advanced studies shows the emphasis now
being placed on the acquisition of general knowledge as well as professional skill.
Advancement in these two directions fulfill the purpose of the Graduate School.

DEAN F. I. EROWNLEY

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• AGREE. LINDA S. . . Mississippi City, Miss.

MATHEMATICS

ADAMS, GEORGE F Clemson, S. C.

CHEMICAL PHYSICS

ADDISON, DONALD A. . . . Clemson, S. C
AGRONOMY AND SOILS

AKKAS, NURI Tavsanii, Turkey

CIVIL ENGIXEERING

• ALEXANDER, GEORGE D. . Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ALEE, MARSHALL C. . . . Clemson, S. C.
ENTOMOLOGY

ALLEN, WM. HAROLD . Waynesville, N. C.
WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING

AMERSON, G. M Gordon, Ga.

ENTOMOLOGY

• ANDERSON, EDWIN L. . . Greenville, S. C.

BACTERIOLOGY

ANDRE, JOHN C Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

AUSBURN. MIRIAM B Easley, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

AVER. FREDERICK C Seneca, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• BAGWELL, THOMAS N Canton, Ga.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

BAKER, WILLIAM C. . . . DueWest, S. C.
PLANT PATHOLOGY

BALLINGTON, JAMES R. . . Clemson, S. C.
HORTICL'LTURE

BARDWELL, DONALD M. . . Clemson, S. C.
MATHEMATICS

• BARNES, WILLIAM J. . . . Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

BEAN, JOHN FOSTER . . Lvnchburg, S. C.
ECONOMICS

BECK. DON R Anderson. S. C.

MASTERS IN GUIDANCE

BENEDICT. GEORGE W. . . Duquesne, Pa.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• BENNETT. DAVID J Liberty, S. C.

ENGLISH

BEST. STEPHEN H. . . . Fayetteville. N. C."
ZOOLOGY

BIEZENSKI. ROMANA A. . . Clemson, S. C.
ENGLISH

BISCHOFF, CHARLES F. . . Clemson, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE

• BISHOP, ASA O., JR Clemson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

BLANTON. LLOYD H. . . . Clemson, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

BOGGS. TAMES F Central, S. C.

EDUCATION

BOND. JOHN A.. IR Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

GRADUATES

• BONNETTE, AUGUSTUS K. . Clemson, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

BOOTH, HUBERT J Hartsville, S. C.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

BOOTH, J. ROBERT . . New Rensingden, Pa.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING

BOROUGHS, RALPH Z. . . . Pickens, S. C.

SCIENCE TEACHING

• BOWIE, PATRICK C Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

BREEN, MARILYN J. . . . Anderson, S. C.
MATHEMATICS

BROSNAN, DENIS A Atlanta, Ga.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

BROUSSARD, STANLEY A. Wilmington, N. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING

• BROWN, AMOS T., JR. . . . Levittown, Pa.

MATHEMATICS

BROWN, C. PRESTON . . . Clemson, S. C.
CHEMISTRY

BROWN, NADINEMAYNARD . Liberty, S. C.
ZOOLOGY

BROWN, SHARON U. . Travelers Rest, S. C.
PLANT PATHOLOGY

• BRYANT, J. R., JR Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY

BUFF, STEPHEN F Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

BUFFKIN, JAMES M. . . Heath Springs, S. C.
INDIISTRIAL EDUCATION

BULL, T. N Mount Kisco, Fla.

ENTOMOLOGY

• BURCH, E. EARL, JR Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

BURDETTE, CHARLES G. . . Simpson, N. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

BURROWS. KENNETH C. . Nottingham, Eng

ENGLISH LITERATURE

CAMPBELL, J. L Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

• CANTRELL, H. F Clemson, S. C.

PLANT PATHOLOGY

CARLSON. PAUL H Clemson, S. C.

ENTOMOLOGY

CARTLEDGE, JOHN B. . . . Clemson, S. C.
MATHEMATICS

CARTWRIGHT, DEAN M. . . Asheville, N. C.

ECONOMICS

• CARTWRIGHT, DENNIS H. . . Bremen, Ga.

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

CECIL, JOSEPH H Clemson, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

CHARLE, J. P Clemson, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

CHARLES, NINA G Clemson, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

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• CHEN, MIIN MING .... Hsinchu, Taiwan

FORESTRY

CHIEN, HSIN-IH Taiwan

ENVIRONMEXTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

CHIEN, MOA-TSEUG Taiwan

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

CHISHOLM, WILLIAM B. . . Clinton, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

• CHOOPANYA. DUANGCHAI—

Bangkok, Thailand
PLANT PATHOLOGY

CLARK, BEN T Charleston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

CLAYTON, ED R Clemson, S. C.

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

CLEM, ROBERT B Huntsville, Ala.

MATERIALS ENGINEERING

• COILE, DAVID N Ukeland, Fla.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

COMER, EUGENIE G Union, S. C.

ENGLISH

COLCOLOUGH, JAMES J. . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
ZOOLOGY

CONE, FRED H Cincinnati, Ohio

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• CONNOR, WILLIAM R. . . . Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

COOK, JAMES W., JR Mobile, Ala.

PHYSICS

COOKE, RONALD G. . . East Durham, N. Y.

HISTORY

CORCORAN, THOMAS G. . N. Charleston, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• CRAFT, WILLIAM J. . . Rutherfordton, N. C.

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

CRIBB, LESLIE J Sumter, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

CROMER, BRENDA F. . . . Clemson, S. C.

EDUCATION

CROMER, JACOB P Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

• CULBERTSON, SUZANNE B. Greenville, S. C.

ENGLISH

CURLEE, THOMAS O. . . . Clemson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

DARBY, JAMES T Summerton, S. C.

ENTOMOLOGY

DARSS, PHILIP S Pine, N. C.

ENTOMOLOGY

• DAVIS, JAMES M Greenville, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

DEBOACH, ANDREA N. . . . Clemson, S. C.
HISTORY

DOUGLAS. MICHAEL A. . . . Central, S. C.
ENGLISH

DUCKETT, JOHN C Clyde, N. C.

CHEMISTRY

GRADUATES

• DUNCAX, I. F Berea, Ohio

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

DUNLAP, F. A Clemson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

DU\'ALL, LANCE A. . . Highland Park, Mich.
PHYSICS

DUWEL, RICHARD B. . . . Clemson, S. C.

BIOCHEMISTRY

• EDENS, MARY LOU .... Clemson, S. C.

SECONDARY SCIENCE EDUCATION

EDGEMON, DUDLEY C. . Englewood, Tenn.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

EDWARDS, MARJORIE ANN . Clemson, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

ELLIS. IRVING L., JR. . . . Florence, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

• ELROD. ROBERT H Griffin, Ga.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

ELSEY, JOHN T Clemson, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

EPPS, JAMES W Clemson, S.C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

EPPS, ROBERT F. Ill . . . Lake City, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

• ERWIN, WILLIAM T. . . . Memphis, Tenn.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

EVANS, PAULA .... Ludowiei, Ga.
MATHEMATICS

EVANS, RICHARD B Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

FERRELL, THOMAS L. . . . Clemson, S. C.

PHYSICS

• FLANNERY, ROBERT E. . . . Chicago, 111.

PHYSICS

FLETCHER, GEORGE R., JR. . . Rome, Ga.

PHYSICS

FORTE, FREDERICK F. . . . Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

FOSTER, JOSEPH C, JR. . . Rockford, 111.

PHYSICS

• FREEMAN, CHRIS R Clemson, S. C.

PL.VNT PATH0LC1GY

FREEMAN, GAIL S Clemson, S. C.

ELEMENTARY' SCHOOL GUIDANCE

FREEMAN, HARRY W., JR. Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
ZOOLOGY

FREEMON, LAURA F. . . . Dahlonega, Ga.
ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY

• FRIEDERICH, RUDOLF O. . Clemson, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

GALLAGHER. FRANK P. . New Orleans, La.
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

GAMBLE. ROBERT O Central, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

GARDNER, KATHERINE M. Ninety Six, S. C.
ENGLISH

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GRADUATES

• GEDRIS, WILLIAM R. . . . Aliquippa, Pa.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

GILLESPIE, WILLIAM . . . Clemson, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

GILLIAN, HENRY C, JR. . . Clemson, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

GLASS, RONALD W Arkansas

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• GOLIGHTLY, WILLIAM L. . . Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

GOTTSCHALK, ROBERT B., JR. Savannah, Ga.
BIO-ENGINEERING

GRACE, RONALD D Clemson, S. C.

EDUCATION

GRAEF, STEPHEN P. . . . Louisville, Ky.
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

• GRANT, C Clemson, S.C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

GRAVES, ALFRED A Clemson, S. C.

PLANT PATHOLOGY

GRAY, DONALD E Clemson, S. C.

BIO-ENGINEERING

GRAY, GEORGETTE H. . . . Clemson, S. C.
MATHEMATICS

• GREEN, CLARENCE R. . . . Butler, Tenn.

PHYSICS

GREENE, WOODROW P. . . Marion, N. C.

TEXTILES

GREENING, RICHARD M. . New York, N. Y.
WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING

GREGORY, WESLEY W., JR. . Clemson, S. C.
ENTOMOLOGY

• GRIEVES, COLIN G England

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

GRISSON, ALAN R. . . . Rock Island, Tenn.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

GRIBBS, JOHN R., JR. . . . Kingstree, S. C.
MATHEMATICS

GUILLOT, EDGAR R Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

• GURTHIE, HELEN C Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY AND EDUCATION

HAIR. J. D Newark, Del.

BIOLOGY

HALBERG, MICHAEL R. - . Clemson, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

HALL, WILLIAM W., JR. . . . York, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

• HAN, JULIE J Burma

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

HANEY, DONALD L Tennessee

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

HANEY, MARY T Coral Gables, Fla.

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

HAW, ELIZABETH Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY

396

GRADUATES

• HARDAWAY, ROBERT W. . . Clemson, S. C.

ASTRONOMY

HARDEE, WILLIAM P. . . . Conway, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

HARDIN, FERRIS H Clemson, S. C.

ENGLISH

HARDIN, IAN R Clemson, S. C.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

• HARRIS, ETTIE JEANNE . . Clemson, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

HARRIS, HOWARD R. . . Ozone Park, N. Y.
ENTOMOLOGY

HARRIS, MYRA D Blacksburg, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

HARTZOG, JAMES V Clemson, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

• HASTY, LEONARD J., JR. . . Camden, S. C.

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

HELLWIG, ELLEN P Clemson, S. C.

BOTANY

HENDERSON, CHERYL E. . . Bogalusa, U.
MATHEMATICS

HENDRICKS, ROBERT V. . Georgetown, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• HENDRIX, JAMES E Clemson, S. C.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

HENDRIX, LEON J., JR. . . Ridgeland, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

HENDRIX, WM. T., JR. . . Spartanburg, S. C.
CHEMISTRY

HIGGINS, DONALD H. . . . Asheville, N. C.
WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING

• HIGHTOWER, JUDSON R. . Denmark, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

HODGSON, JOSEPH, JR. . Lake Worth, Fla.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

HOLLAND, LYMAN L Holland, Va.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

HOLMES, BILLY J Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

• HOLSHOUSER, HENRY L., JR. Clemson, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

HOLST, T. I Charleston, W. Va.

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

HUGHES, J. CHARLES . . Hartsville, S. C.

CRIMINOLOGY

HUMPHREY, CHARLES D. . Shannon. N. C.
POULTRY SCIENCE

• HUNT, DANIEL H. . . North Augusta, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

HURLEY. NOEL M Lancaster, S. C.

MICROBIOLOGY

HUTCHESON, AARON A. . Clarksville, Tenn.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

HUTCHESON, EDWARD T. . Leesbury, Va.
PHYSICS

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GRADUATES

• IBRAHIM, IBRAHIM M. . . . Seneca, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

JAIN, RAMESH C Clemson, S. C.

TEXTILES

JAMES, DENNIS W Seneca, S. C.

ENGLISH

JEFFORDS, SAMUEL J. . Orangeburg, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• JENKINS, WILBUR H. . . . Pendleton, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

JOHNSON, ALBERT W. . . . Nichols, S. C.
ENTOMOLOGY

JOHNSON, CONOR D Orange, Va.

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

JONES, DEANNA T Clemson, S. C.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUIDANCE

• JONES, HOWARD T. . . . Flat Rock, N. C.

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

JONES, JOHN D Ware Shoals, S. C.

ENGLISH

JONES, MARY S Taylors, S. C.

ENGLISH

JORDAN, JAMES C Seneca, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

• TURECEK, HARVEY .... Clemson, S. C.

AGRONOMY

KAMBHU, KAWI X Clemson, S. C.

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

KANE, RICHARD T. . . . Jersey City, N. J.
HISTORY

KARESH, STEPHEN M. . . Charleston, S. C.
CHEMISTRY

• KARLTON, JULIA A Hammond, La.

MATHEMATICS

KATZ, NEIL F Pittsburgh, Pa.

TRANSPORTATION

KELLY, KATHERINE F. . . Newberry, S. C.

BACTERIOLOGY

KENNEDY, CHARLES E. . . . Roanoke, Va.
PHYSICS

• KING, GRADY A Clemson, S. C.

HORTICULTURE

KING, MICHAEL D Seneca, S. C.

ENGLISH

KINGSMORE, TERRY A. . . . Buffalo, S. C.
WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING

KIRKLAND, LELAND R. . . Clemson, S. C.
PHYSICS

• KLAWITTER. JEROME J. . . Clemson, S. C.

MATERIALS ENGINEERING

KLOBA, ANTHONY A Justice, 111.

PHYSICS

KNECHTYES, JOHN F. . . . Newark, Ohio

ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY

KOWALSKI, LARRY M. . . Anderson, S. C.
PATHOLOGY

398

GRADUATES

• KYTLE, SANDRA G. . . . U France, S. C.

ENGLISH

LABBE, LEONDER Opelousas, La.

DAIRY SCIENCE

LAFLEUR, KAREN M. . . . Clcmson, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

LAFF, A. R Clemson, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE

• LAM, CHAN F Clemson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

LAAL RUTH L Columbia, S. C.

EDUCATION

LAMBERT, FRANK L. . . . Clemson, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

LANFORD, BOBBY L. . . . Woodruff, S. C.

FORESTRY

• LANGLEY, HARRY M. . . . Clemson, S. C.

ENTOMOLOGY

LANGLEY, THOMAS K. . . Greenwood, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

LARSEN, WILLIAM A., JR. . Greenville, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

LAUKER, ROBERT M Central, S. C.

NUTRITION

• LAURENT, EUGENE A Aiken, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

LAVENDER, ELAINE B. . . . Central, S. C.
ENGLISH

LEARD, BOBBIE R. . . . Westminster, S. C.
EDUCATION

LEE, CHARLES R. . North Tarrytown, N. Y.
AGRONOMY AND SOILS

• LELAND, THOMAS M. . . SummerviUe, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE

LEWIS, CLYDE L Clemson, S. C.

ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY

LIAO, NAN-SEN . . Chutung, Hsinchu, China
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

LIAO, SHEONG-SANG . . . Taiwan, China

CIVIL ENGINEERING

• LIN, CHUNG CHUAN . Hualien, Taiwan, China

CIVIL ENGINEERING

LINDSTROM, WILLIAM A. . Wetungka, Ala.

PHYSICS

LINER, GAINES H Efland, N. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

LOGAN, MARTIN DON . . . Decatur, Ala.

MATHEMATICS

• LONG, BONNIE K Florence, S. C.

PHYSICS

I^ONGSHORE, RANDOLPH E. Gr'nwood, S. C.

PHYSICS

LOWELL, ROBERT J. . . N. Charleston, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

McALHANY, JOHN W. . . . Clemson, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

GRADUATES

• McCALLUM, DANIEL B. . . Shreveport, La.

MATHEMATICS

McCANLESS, WILLIAM V. . . Clemson, S. C.

PHYSICS

McCASKILL, LINDA H. . . . Clemson, S. C.
SPECIAL STUDENT

McCASKILL, VON H Clemson, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

• McCLARY, JAMES T., JR. . . Kingstree, S. C.

HORTICULTURE

McCLINNON, HUGH P Greer, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

McCRACKEN, T. ARDEN . . Clemson, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

McFADDIN, NORMAN J., JR. . Clemson, S. C.
HORTICULTURE

• McGILL, JULIAN E Smyrna, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

McGUIRE, HARRY M Clemson, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

McKITTVICK, JOHN D. . . . Clemson, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

MacLEAN, RUTH H Clemson, S. C.

ENGLISH

• McLEMORE, DAN L Surrency, Ga.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

McNEW, W. D., JR Portsmouth, La.

CHEMISTRY

McPHERSON, THOMAS O. . Greenville, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

MALCOM, CAROL A Clemson, S. C.

SCIENCE TEACHING

• MALCOLM, JOSEPH A. . . . Clemson, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

MARCHINI, ROBERT R. . . Clemson, S. C.

PHYSICS

MARRAH, GEORGE W. . . . Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

MARTIN, SAMUEL C Easley, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• MAW, BILLY J Central, S.C.

HISTORY

MAXWELL, MICHAEL J. . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

MAYNE, SHERMAN T. . . . Clemson, S. C.

NUTRITION

MELLICHAMP, JOSEPH M. . . Toccoa, Ga.

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

• MKRCIER. WILLIAM T. . . Blue Ridge. Ga.

PLANT PATHOLOGY

MILASNOVICH, NICK . . . Pendleton, S. C.

SECONDARY EDUCATION

MILLER, ANSEL E Picayune, Miss.

FORESTRY

MILLER, CAREY B. . . North Augusta, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

GRADUATES

• MILLER, JAMES D Taylors, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE

MILLER, LEE S Asheville, N. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

MILLER, RONALD I. . . . Clarksville, Tenn.
PHYSICS

MIXON, FRANK E Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

• MOCK, GARY Phillipsburg, N. J.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

MOLE, MARION L., JR. . . . Clemson, S. C.
CHEMISTRY

MONTGOMERY, SAMUEL J. . Chappells, S. C.
MATHEMATICS

MOORE, JAMES F., JR Louisa, Ky.

PLANT PATHOLOGY

• MORENO, JUAN O. . . . Medellin, Colombia

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

MOSELEY, JOHN Z. Ill . . Anderson, S. C.
EDUCATION

MUCKENFUSS, DaCOSTA . . Clemson, S. C.
EDUCATION

MULCHANDANL PRAKASH R. Clemson, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• AIULLIN, F Donalds, Va.

CHEMISTRY

NALLEY, DONALD W. . . . Clemson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

NASH, ROBERT R Central, S. C.

ENTOMOLOGY

NASS, J. M Columbia, S. C.

ENGLISH

• XEAL, BILL LARRY ... . Metairie, La.

MATHEMATICS

NEMERGUT, JOHN P. . . . Stratford, Conn.
ZOOLOGY

NEWLIN. KIMREY D Liberty, N. C.

AGRICl'LTURAL ECONOMICS

NIEDERHOF, RICHARD C. . . Clemson, S. C.

FORESTRY

• NOLEN. THOMAS D Clemson, S. C.

AGRICULTl'RAL ECONOMICS

NORTH, STANLEY R. . . . Demurest, N.Y.
ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY

NUSSBAUM, GEORGETTA . . Easley, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

ODOM, HENRY B. Ill .... Florence, S. C.
PHYSICS

• O'HANLON, JOSEPH P. . . . Clemson, S. C.

CI\-IL ENGINEERING

OLIPHANT, RONALD D. . Kingsvillc, Texas
AGRONOMY

O'NEAL, THOMAS N Clinton, Miss.

PHYSICS

ORR, lAMES W Greenville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

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GRADUATES

• OTT, DAVID A Ponchatonla, La.

MATHEMATICS

0\'ERCASH, DANNY R. . . . Seneca, S. C.

PHYSICS

OWENS. CAROL P Greenville, S. C.

ENGLISH

PADGETT, WILLLAM J. . . . Clemson, S. C.
MATHEMATICS

• PALMER, JAMES H. . . . Pendleton, S. C.

AGRONOMY

PARKER, JAMES T. . . Elizabethtown, N. C.
POULTRY' SCIENCE

PARKS, GORDON L Dalton, Ga.

PHYSICS

PARNELL, CALVIN .... Clemson, S. C.
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

• PARROTT, PERRY M., JR. . . Townville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

PAYNE, JAMES E Chase City, Pa.

PHYSICS

PEALE, K.\RL E Statesboro, Ga.

Ph.D. MATHEMATICS

PEARCE. FRANK W.. JR. . . Clemson, S. C.
ENGLISH

• PELLERIN, HENRY A. . . . Ufayette, U.

MATHEMATICS

PERCIVAL, HENRY F. . . . Clemson, S. C.
ZOOLOGY

PERKINS, JOHN C Valdese, N. C.

MATHEMATICS

PERKINS, WARREN S Elloree, S. C.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

• PHILLIPS, GLENN W. . . . Clemson, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

PITT. JEREMY P Sydney, Calif.

HISTORY

PITTS, CRYSTAL P Clinton, S. C.

PLANT PHYSIOLOGY

POINDEXTER, CLIFFORD E. . Liberty, S. C.

ENTOMOLOGY

• POLK, DWIGHT W. . . . Charleston, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

POWELL, BOBBY E Moultrie, GaT

PHYSICS

POWERS, MORRIS W Toney, Ala.

PHYSICS

PRICE, JAMES W., JR. . . . Abbeville, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

• PRICE. SAMUEL J Birmingham, .A.la.

CHEMISTRY

PRIDEMORE, WILLIAM J. . . Union. S. C.
AGRUT-LTURAL ECONOMICS

PRI\'ETTE. CHARLES V., JR. Bishopville, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

PRUITT, ALBERT B Clemson, S. C.

PHYSICS

GRADUATES

• QUESENBURY, ROBERT C. . Greenville, S. C.

EDUCATION

RAAB, HERBERT E Edroy, Texas

AGRONOMY

RAMAGE, DANIEL E. . . . Clemson, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE

RAMAY, H. J Walhalla, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

• RAMSEY, JACKSON B., JR. . Clemson, S. C.

ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY

RASH, JAMES H Anderson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

REED, HENRY J Charleston, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

REESE, CHARLES J Walhalla, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

• REEVES, H.G Anderson, Ala.

MATHEMATICS

REID, MARVIN P Clemson, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

REINERT. JAMES A Clemson, S. C.

ENTOMOLOGY

RELSON, WILLIAM K. . . Little Silver, N. J.
ZOOLOGY

• REITER, HAROLD B Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

REPKA, RONALD J Clemson, S. C.

PHYSICS

REYNOLDS, JOHN H. . Winston-Salem, N. C.
CHEMISTRY

RICE, PHILIP F Pine Bluff, Ark.

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

• RICE. RICHARD M. . . . Kingsville, Texas

CHEMISTRY

RICHARDS, FRANCIS R. . . Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

RICHARDSON, TERRY E., JR. Barnwell, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

RIGGS, DAVID A Rushton, La.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

• RILEY, MICHAEL W Clemson, S. C.

PHYSICS

RITTER, DALE ROBERT . . Manaieau, N. Z.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING

ROBINSON, CHARLES W. . . McDonald, Pa.
AGRONOMY

ROBINSON. LARRY G Mulga, Ala.

CHEMISTRY

• ROBINSON, LAWRENCE H. . Clemson, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

ROEDERSHEIMER, RICHARD J.—

Covington, Kv.
PHYSICS

ROHRBACH, JAMES J. . . . Anderson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

ROLAND, RALPH DUANE . . Weiser, Idaho
PHYSIOLOGY

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GRADUATES

• ROMPALA, JOHN T Chicago, 111.

PHYSICS

ROSE, COLLEEN J Charleston, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

RUDY, BRUCE C Clemson, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

RUSH, GEORGE D. HI . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
ENGLISH

• RUSSELL, DONALD R, . . Greenville, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

SANCHEZ, DAVID C Chicago, 111.

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

SCHAEK, RICHARD G. . . . California, Ky.

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

SCHAFFER, NORMAN C. . . Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

• SCHIRMER, FRANK B. Ill . Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

SCHULZE, WILLIAM C. . . . Clemson, S. C.
OPERATIONS RESEARCH

SCHUMAUN, KLAUS R. K. . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

SECREST, ISABELLE J. . . . Clemson, S. C.
ZOOLOGY

• SETCHFIELD, TERRANCEL. . Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

SHACKELFORD, SAMMY . Spartanburg, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE

SHEALY, FRED G., JR Seneca, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

SHEALY, ROBERT M Seneca, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

• SHORE, WILLIAM A Baldwin, Ga.

ENGLISH

SILBER, ROBERT Pendleton, S. C.

Ph.D. MATHEMATICS

SINGH, SHIVA N Clemson, S. C.

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

SKIPPER, MICHAEL A. . . . Sebring, Fla.
CHEMISTRY

• SMITH, BILLY B Shreveport, La.

MATHEMATICS

SMITH, JAMES F Montague, Mich.

ZOOLOGY

SMITH, LARRY J Lake View, S. C.

HORTICULTURE

SMITH, THOMAS M. . . . Greenwood, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• SMITH, WILLIAM R. . . . Greenville, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

SMOAK, F. LANG .... Orangeburg, S. C.
CHEMISTRY

SNOW. RONALD L. . . . Morganton, N. C.
ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY

SPANNINGER, PHILIP A. . . Clemson, S. C.
CHEMISTRY

GRADUATES

• SPEARS, SCOTT B., JR. . . . Clemson, S. C.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

SPITZ, WILLIAM A Anderson, S. C.

PHYSIOLOGY

STACEY, WILLIAM G. . . . Clemson, S. C.
HORTICULTURE

STANFORD, DAVID J Atlanta, Ga.

CHEMISTRY

• STANFORD, WILLIAM CHAD Clemson, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE

STEELE, JOY H Dunwoody, Ga.

ENGLISH

STEPHENS, CARROLL T. . N. Augusta, S. C.

HORTICULTURE

STRICKLAND, JOHN G. . . . Bailey, N. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

• STROCK, WOODROW G Cope, S. C.

FORESTRY

SUDDETH, HOWARD A. . Spartanburg, S. C.
CHEMISTRY

SUTTON, WILLIAM R. . . Myrtle Beach, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

TALLON, WILLIAM A. . . Greenville, S. C.
CHEMISTRY

• TATE, L. V Greer, S.C.

ECONOMICS

TAYLOR, ROBERT R. . . . Greenville, S. C.
MATHEMATICS

THAKKAR, HARSHAD H. . . Bombay, India

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

THOMPSON, CHARLES E. N. Charleston, S. C.
PHYSICS

• THOMPSON, GEORGE G. . . Anderson, S.t:.

MATHEMATICS

THOMPSON, ROBERT S. . . Clemson, S. C.
ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY

THORNHILL, M. J Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

TODD, THOMAS D Clemson, S. C.

FOOD SCIENCE

• TORRENCE, ALAN K. . . . Asheville, N. C.

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

TORREY, WAYNE D Clemson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

TRAUGHBER, PITNER A. . . . Aiken, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

TSUI, CHARLES LEE .... Clemson, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING

• TURNER, JAMES M Clemson, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

TURNER, NANCY LARSEN . Greenville, S. C.
ZOOLOGY

UPCHURCH, BILLY T. . Rocky Mount, N. C.
CHEMISTRY

VAN DUYN, JOHN W. . . Jacksonville, Fla.
ENTOMOLOGY

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GRADUATES

• VAUGHAN, J. C Halifax, N.C.

PHYSICS

VEAL, CD Clemson, S. C.

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

\'ILL. D. O Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY AND ECONOMICS

WACEK, RUDOLPH .... Anderson, S. C.
POST GRADUATE

• WALKER, JERRY C Clemson, S. C.

AGRONOMY

WALL, JAMES H New Orleans, La.

TE.XTILE CHEMISTRY

WALTERS, LEXIE D. . . . Greenville, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

WANSLEY. NEINA E. . . . Washington, Ga.
ZOOLOGY

• WARD, DA\'ID O Kingstree, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

WATERS, JAMES B Clemson, S. C.

HORTICULTURE

WATLINGTOX, CHARLES . Jackson, Tenn.
PHYSICS

WEEKS, BENJAMIN .... Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• WEERS, WALTER A Boulder, Colo.

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM . . Clemson, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

WILKINS, JOHN L .Athens, Ga.

MATHEMATICS

WILLIAMS. JAMES M. . . . Clemson, S. C.
ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

• WILLIAMSON. JAMES . . Ware Shoals, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

WILLSON, HAROLD J. . . . Sumter, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING

WILSON. JANE A Clemson, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

WILSON, NANCY L. . . . Blacksburg, S. C.
CHEMISTRY

• WOMBLE. LOUIS R., JR. . Rocky Mount, N. C.

CHE.MICAL PHYSICS

WOMMACK, VIVIAN L. . . . Easley, S. C.
ZOOLOGY

WOODS. FORREST Brookfield, III.

PHYSICS

WORDIXGER, ROBERT . . Philadelphia, Pa.
DAIRY SCIENCE

• WREN'N, JOHN D Clemson, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

WU. HSUAH-WEN Taipei, China

TE.XTILE CHEMISTRY

YAPANAR, DENIZ Clem.son, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

YAWN. HERMAN Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

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GRADUATES

YOUNG, GARY F Smithville, Tenn.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

YOUNG, THOMAS B Clemson, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

ZELADA, EDMUND R. . S. Cre, Bolivia, S. A.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

ZEPKE, BARRY GEO Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

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1968

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student entering his senior year at Clemson experi-
ences a mixture of many feelings ; relief, anticipation, fear,
sorrow, melancholy and pride. He is coming to the end
of some of the most important years of his life. He has
passed the dependent stage and is entering the longest and
perhaps the most imf)ortant phase, the independent stage.

It is time for him to put to use all the knowledge that
he has acquired over the past few years.

With his ring on his hand, he orders his diploma. Dur-
ing the year job interviews are held, and the first steps
toward the future are made.

As the Clemson graduate walks down the aisle in cap
and gown with many friends and relatives proudly stand-
ing by, he realizes that his Clemson days are over. He is
leaving behind many meaningful things but through the
things given to him by Clemson University he will be able
to reach the goal that he desires.

BUTCH DRAKEFORD
President

JIMMY PADGETT
Secretary

JACK ERTER
Vice-President

BENNY WILLIAMS
Treasurer

WILLIAM H. WILEY, Dean

Agricultural and
Biological Sciences

The College of Agriculture and Biological Sci-
ences at Clemson University stands out as one of
the foremost in the nation. Being encompassed
in a broad field, the College increases each year in
the areas of research, education and public services.

In it's widely expanding program the College
places emphasis on the practical application of
theory learned in class. Through experimentation
agricultural and technological processes are con-
ducted with many progressive accomplishments.
The College participates each year in the Uni-
versity Lecture Series in sponsoring one or two
speakers a year. During summer it holds a train-
ing prgoram for outstanding high school students
ing program for outstanding high school students
brought to United States by the Department of
Agriculture and Agency for International De-
velopment.

Students enrolled in the College of Agriculture
and Biological Sciences are offered graduate and
undergraduate degrees in their specific curricu-
lums enabling them to perform more readily and
more conijietently in today's increasingly complex
world.

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AGRICULTURE
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

FURMAN H. ALEWINE .... Taylors, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
KSN; Weight Lifting Club; Biological Sciences Club.

JOHN A. BAKER Columbia, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE
PreVet Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3; Block and
Bridle Club 5: YMCA, Vice-President 3; KDX 3, 4, 5; YMCA
Handbook 3.

WILLIAM B. BALLARD .... Clinton, S. C.

ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE
Horticulture Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3.

DON A. BALLINGTON .... Lexington, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE
Block and Bridle Scholarship 3; Ralston Purina Scholarship 4;
Alpha Zeta 3, 4; Block and Bridle Club, President 4.

DONALD J. BARFIELD . . . Charleston, S. C.

BIOLOGY
Block "C" Club.

JOHNNY W. BARFIELD .... Clemson, S. C.

FORESTRY
Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

HARRY G. BARKER Conway, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Agricultural Economics Club 4; Beta Tau Sigma 1, 2.

DAVID M. BARTLES Clemson, S. C.

BIOLOGY
Biology Club 3, 4; Young Republicans Club 3, 4; York County
Club 4, President 4.

JOHN A. BASS Helena, Ga.

BIOLOGY
APO

JOSEPH M. BATES, JR Eastover, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Agricultural Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President
4; AFROTC 3, 4; TAPS Junior Staff 2; NS 1, 2, 3, 4; Oak
Haven Ravens 2, 3, 4.

RONALD B. BEATSON Sumter, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE
Pre-Vet Club 1, 2: Block and Bridle Club 2, 3, 4; Ratmaster
4; DMS 4.

THOMAS E. BELL Orangeburg, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

■ LOUISE R. BERRA Clemson, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

HOLMES P. BISHOP Taylors, 8. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Agricultural Economics Club: Union County Club.

SARAH J. BIERLEY Clemson, S. C.

BIOLOGY
Tiger 1; WSBF 1, 2, 3,4.

THOMAS C. BISHOP Kingstree, S. C.

AGRONOMY

LAWRENCE W. BLAKELY . Simpsonville, S. C.
ZOOLOGY

STEVEN N. BLIHORDE .... Clemson, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
ASAE

JOHN J. BRANTON .... Myrtle Beach, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

FRANK W. BREAZEALE .
- BIOLOGY

Clemson, S. C.

RANDALL E. BROOKS .... Columbia, S. C.

FORESTRY
Forestry Club 2, 3, 4, 5; NS 3, 4, 5, Pledge Master 4.

ALLISON E. BROWN .... Kingstree, S. C.

AGRICITI.TURAL ECONOMICS
Sniith-DouKlas Scholarship 1. 2. 3, 4; Residence Court 3;
Hii;h Court 4; SKE 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4.

BOB L. BROWN Anderson, S. C.

FOOD SCIENCE
Food Science Club.

GERALD I. CARLSON II .

FORESTRY
Forestry Club 1. 2, 3. 4.

Chalkhill, Pa.

AGRICULTURE
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

REBA L. CARROLL Beaufort, S. C.

HORTICULTURE
Hessie Marrah Thompson Horticultural Scholarship 2, 3, 4;
Horticulture Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 4.

WILSON C. CHILDERS . . . Great Falls, S. C.

HORTICULTURE
Block "C" Club; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Chester County Club.

STEPHEN L. CHRYST Conway, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
KDX 1, 2, 3, 4.

HUNTER L. CLARKSON .

FORESTRY
Forestry Club; Block "C" Club.

Columbia, S. C.

ASHLEY D. CLEMMONS H . Jacksonville, Fla.

HORTICULTURE
Horticulture Club.

WILLIAM G. COLEMAN, JR. . Darlington, S. C.

FORESTRY
Gamma Sigma Delta 3, 4; Xi Sigma Pi, President 4; Alpha
Zeta 3, 4; SAME; Forestry Club, Secretary 4.

CLYDE R. CONE Ridge Spring, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE
ASAS Award 3; Block and Bridle Club 3, 4.

GEORGE R. CORNWELL . . . Lattimore, N. C.

DAIRY SCIENCE

JEFFREY E. COWLES . . . Silver Spring, Md.

FORESTRY
Xi Sigma Pi 3, 4; SAF 4; Forestry Club 3, 4.

G. R. CREECH Charleston, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

JAMES W. CREECH Blackville, S. C.

FORESTRY
Sertonia Scholarship 1; Forestry Club 2, 3, 4; AFROTC 3, 4.

ROBERT M. GULP Inman, S. C.

HORTICULTURE

PEDRO M. DARRADO .... Clemson, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE

RICHARD P. DELLINGER . . . Marion, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
Honors Program 1; Dean's List 2; Athletic Award; Alpha Zeta
3. 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Hall Monitor 3; Hall Supervisor
4; Ratmaster 3, 4; Scuba Club 1, 2; Young Republicans Club
1, 2; Tiger Staff 3, 4; TAPS Junior Staff 3.

REMBERT C. DuBOSE . . . Ridge Spring, S. C.

HORTICULTURE
South Carolina Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Scholarship 3; Hor-
ticulture Club 2.

TRISTAN A. DuBOSE ....

HORTICULTURE
Horticulture Club 2.

Monetta, S. C.

EDDIE C. DuRANT, JR Sumter, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
NS; Senior Senate.

DANIEL A. DURFOS .... Fair Lawn, N. J.
ANIMAL SCIENCE

JOSEPH R. DYSON Washington, Ga.

AGRONOMY

DAVID G. EBENHACK Aiken, S. C.

BIOLOGY

PAMELA J. ELY Narberth, Pa.

ZOOLOGY
University Singers; Women's Glee Club.

DAVID E. EPPS, JR St. George, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
ROTC 3, 4; Agricultural Economics Club 3, 4; Dorchester
Coimty Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

PHILIP O. EPPS Clemson, S. C.

FORESTRY
SAF 3, 4; Forestry Club 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2. 3, 4.

ROBERT H. FORD Great Falls, S. C.

FORESTRY
Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chester County Club 1, 2, 4.

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AGRICULTURE
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

PETER L. FOSKY Princeton, N. J.

ORNAMENTAL HORTICCLTCRE
Horticulture Club 2, 3, 4.

EDMUND G.FRAMPTON, JR. . Georgetown, S. C.

FORESTRV
XS, President 4; IFC 4.

RUSSELL E. FRANCIS .... Neptune, N. J.

ANIMAL SCIENCE
Block and Bridle Club ->, 3. 4; APO 2, 3. 4; Young Republicans
3, 4.

ROBERT P. GAMBRELL .... Seneca, S. C.

AGRONOMY
Agronomy Club.

FRED J. GASSAWAY Donalds, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Sears-Roebuck & Co. Scholarship 1, 2; Esso 4-H Scholarship 1;
.\rndt Carolina Cooperator Scholarship 4; Alpha Zeta 3, 4,
Treasurer 4; Agricultural Economics Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Presi-
dent 3; Men's Residence Court 3; High Court 4; 4-H Club 1,

2, 3, 4, President 2; Alpha Gamma 2, 3, 4. Historian 3, Presi-
dent 4; Clemson Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; ROTC 3, 4; BSU I, 2.

3. 4.

TERRY C. GLENN .Anderson, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE

AUBREY J. GORE Conway, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
SKE; Block "C" Club.

ROBERT A. GRAHAM Gretha, La.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
DPK 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3. President 4; Agricultural Eco-
nomics Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4.

' BARBARA A. GRANT Clemson, S. C.

DIETETICS
Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; BSU.

TOHN L. HAIR Clemson, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

lAMES H. HAMMOND .... Anderson. S. C.
FOOD SCIENCE

EUGENE T. HANDEGAN . . Walterboro, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
KDX.

« A. P. HANE. JR Ft. Motte, S. C.

AGRONOMY

STILES M. HARPER, JR Estill, S. C.

ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE

GEORGE C. HENLEY Cheraw, S. C.

BIOLOGY

DAVID L. HILSMAN Atlanta. Ga.

ZOOLOGY
Soccer Club 1, 2, 3.

• VAN B. HOFFMAN Cayce, S. C.

FORESTRY

WILLIAM R. HOLLAND . . . Greenville, S. C.
ZOOLOGY

SAZ 1. 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3; TAPS Junior Staff 2; CDA
Junior Staff 3.

PAUL M. HORTON Clemson, S. C.

BIOLOGY

DAVID A. HUCKABAY .... Huntsville, .\la.

AGRONOMY
AKronomy Club 1, 2. 3. 4; AG 3. 4.

• HUGH L. HUGGINS .... Hemingway, S. C.

AGRICl'LTURAL ECONOMICS

Agricultural Economics Club.

GEORGE D. HUNTER. JR. . . W. Union, S. C.
FORESTRY

lAMES T. HUNTER Charlotte, N. C.

ZOOLOGY

RUDDY L. HUGHES Clemson, S. C.

POULTRY SCIENCE
.\nimal Science Award; Poultry Science Club; Alpha Zeta.

AGRICULTURE
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

WILLIAM E. JACKSON, JR. . . . Sumter, S. C.
ZOOLOGY

DAVID J. JONES, JR Columbia, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

DERYL C. KEESE . . : . . Westminster, S. C.
ANIMAL SCIENCE

CURTIS C. KIMBRELL Sumter, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Student Senate 1 ; NS.

JOHN E. KNEECE Monetta, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
Gamma Beta Phi 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Arnold Air Society 4;
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; BSU.

JAMES M. KNIGHT Angelus, S. C.

FORESTRY
Xi Sigma Pi 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4,
Treasurer 4; SAP 3, 4; SAME 3, 4.

JOHN D. KOCH Jenkintown, Pa.

FORESTRY
Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

FRANK KOSTYRA Nutley, N. J.

FORESTRY
Forestry Club 5; Dorm Supervisor 2; Newman Club 2;
Chronicle Staff.

WILLIAM F. KREBS III . . . Picayune, Miss.
ZOOLOGY

LEON H. LANGLEY, JR. . . . Darlington, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
SAZ 1, 2, 3, 4.

JOHN A. LEHECKA Rock Hill, S. C.

AGRONOMY
Gilbert H. Collings Memorial Scholarship 3, 4; AFROTC
Commanders Award 4; Agronomy Club; Arnold Air Society;
Fencing Club; Dixie Sky-Divers.

MICHAEL W. LEONARD . Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

FORESTRY
Forestry Club.

■ ARCHIE J. LEWIS McCormick, S. C.

HORTICL^LTURE
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Sigma Delta 4; Alpha Zetai 2,
3, 4; Horticulture Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Co-Editor
Horticiiltitre Collegiate Xewslelter, 1967.

ALLAN B. LITTLE, JR Charlotte, N. C.

FORESTRY

ROBERT L. LITTLE Naples, Fla.

FORF.STRY
Forestry Club 4, 5; Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Rifle Club 1, 2,
3, 4. ^.

LARRY E. LONG Central, S. C.

DAIRY SCIENCE

« JOHN D. LYLE Walhalla, S. C.

BIOLOGY
APO 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 4; Young Republicans 3.

RONALD A. McDANIEL .... Clemson, S. C.
ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE

JAMES N. McGILL Anderson, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE
Block and Bridle Club 3, 4.

JACOB L. McLEOD Manning, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

• McGregor S. MACFIE .... Brevard, N. C.
FORESTRY
Forestry Club.

G. JOHNNY MARCINKO .... Marietta, Ga.

ZOOLOGY
Scuba Club; Swim Team.

ANNA K. MARTIN . . . North Charleston, S. C.

ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE
Horticulture Club.

DALE MARTIN Augusta, Ga.

FORESTRY
Forestry Clul).

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AGRICULTURE
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

DAVID R. MARTIN, JR. . West Columbia, S. C.
FORESTRY

WAYNE MASS Greenville, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting Club 2, 3, 4; Football
1, 2. 3, 4; AU-ACC 3. 4; All-State 3, 4; All-State Second
Team 2; All-ACC Scholastic 3; AIl-American Scholastic, Third
Team 3; Coachs' All- American First Team 3; UPI Ail-Ameri-
can Second Team 3; AP AIl-American Second Team 3;
Agricultural Economics Club 2, 3, 4.

ROBERT T. MERRITT Easley, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE
Block and Bridle Award 3 ; Block and Bridle Club.

BRENDA D. MERCK Greenville, S. C.

BIOLOGY
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; House Council 3, 4.

CHARLES W. MIMS Greenville, S. C.

ZOOLOGY

JOSEPH P. MIZZELL, JR. . . Orangeburg, S. C.

BIOLOGY
KDX.

HENRY P. MOORE Orangeburg, S. C.

BIOLOGY
Block "C" Club.

LARRY L. NAZRY Columbia, S. C.

NATURAL SCIENCES

MITCHELL O. NEWTON .... Sumter, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE

WILLIAM O. J. NOFFZ . . . Ninety Six, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

DONALD W. ODOM Columbia, S. C.

POULTRY SCIENCE

JESSE E. OWENS Clinton, S. C.

BIOLOGY

' STEPHEN PAULASEK, JR. . . Anderson, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

RICHARD T. PIMLOTT .... Trenton, N.J.

FORESTRY
SAF: Soccer Club; Forestry Club.

RICHARD R. POHL Cornwall, N. Y.

NATURAL SCIENCES

JOHN L. PORCHER . . . . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

FORESTRY
Pershing Rifles 2; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3.

■ ROBERT J. PERSAK Millbrook, N. Y.

BIOLOGY

APO I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 4.

JAMES J. POLAND Pittsburgh, Pa.

ZOOLOGY
AFROTC 3, 4; Block "C" Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Newman
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1; FCA 2, 3, 4.

ARTHUR L. POPE Hemingway, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
Scabbard and Blade 3, 4.

STEVE A. QUINN Willford, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE
Block and Bridle Club 2, 3, 4.

■ JEFFERY K. RANDEL .... Clemson, S. C.

POULTRY SCIENCE

EDGAR L. READY Johnston, S. C.

AGRONOMY
Agronomy Club 3, 4; Tiger Band 1, 2.

CHARLES D. RIDDLE . . . Spartanburg, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
Delta Sigma Nu; Biology Club 4.

HERBERT E. RIDDLE, JR. . . Greenville, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
Pre-Vet Club.

AGRICULTURE
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

TERESA C. RITCHIE . . . Spartanburg, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; SBX 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Light
Brigade 1, 2, Commander 2.

JAY C. RIVERS Chesterfield, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

Agricultural Economics Club, Secretary; NS 1, 2, 3, 4.

BILL D. ROEBUCK Clemson, S. C.

FOOD SCIENCE
Alpha Zeta.

JOHN C. ROGERS Lake View, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
4-H Scholarship: Agricultural Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4,
Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Kappa Delta Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4,
Social Chairman 4; AFROTC 3, 4.

PHILIP A. ROYCE Norwood, N. Y.

FORESTRY
Xi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Tiger Band 2, 3, 4; Forestry Club 2, 3, 4,
Treasurer 4.

MARVIN L. SANDERS . . Moncks Corner, S. C.

ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE
Mu Beta Psi 2, 3, 4, 5; Horticulture Club 3, 4, 5; HSU 1, 2;
Tiger Band 1, 2, 3.

WILLIAM W. SATCHER . North Augusta, S. C.

FORESTRY
Tiger Staff 1; Forestry Club.

CLAUDE W. SATTERWHITE . Newberry, S. C.

DAIRY SCIENCE
Coburg Dairy Scholarship; 4-H Field Crops Scholarship;
ADSA, Vice-President 1.

' JESSE D. SCOTT, JR Greenville, S. C.

BIOLOGY

RICHARD A. SCROGGS . . . Hayesville, N. C.
DAIRY SCIENCE

JULIAN R. SHOCKLEY, JR. . Spartanburg, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
Arnold Air Society; Glee Club; Young Republicans Club; Alpha
Zeta; FIP.

PETER E. SHUMWAY .... Clemson, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE
Block and Bridle Club.

' WILLIAM E. SOUTHARD . . . Abbeville, S. C.
FORESTRY
Forestry Club.

JACK R. STANG Independence, Ohio

HORTICULTURE
Alpha Zeta Award 4; Gamma Sigma Delta Sophomore "Award
2; Gamma Sigma Delta Senior Award; Alpha Zeta 3. 4;
Gamma Sigma Delta 4; Horticulture Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-
President 4.

ROBERT W. STEER. TR, . . . Ninety Six, S. C.

DAIRY SCIENCE
Alpha Gamma; Alpha Zeta; Dairy Club.

STANLEY M. STRICKLAND . Spartanburg, S. C.
BIOLOGY

' BENJAMIN N. STUCKEY . . . Nesmith, S. C.

AGRONOMY

FRANK T. SUBER Whitmire, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE

JOHN F. SUBER Holly Hill, S. C.

BIOLOGY
Scuba Club.

HENRY G. SULLIVAN, JR. . . . Clemson, S. C.
FORESTRY

> MICHAEL D. SULLIVAN . . . Ardsley, N. Y.
ZOOLOGY
Pre- Vet Club 1, 2; Newman Club I, 2, 3.

JOSEPH G. SURSAVAGE, JR. . . Andrews, N. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
Football 1. 2, 3, 4, All-ACC 2, 3, 4; All-State 2, 3, 4; All-
American Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4; Tiger Brotherhood 3, 4;
FCA 2, 3. 4; Block "C" Club 2. 3, 4: Weight Lifting Club 3,
4; Agricultural Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Agricultural Education
Club 2, 3.

EDWARD W. TALBOT .... Salisbury, N. C.

DAIRY SCIENCE
Dairy Club 2.

JOSEPH S. TYSON Charleston, S. C.

FORESTRY
Alpha Zeta; SKE; Forestry Club.

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BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

■ PATRICIA M. VALLENTINE . . Clemson, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENXE
Block and Bridle Club Junior Scholarship 4; Block and Bridle
Club 2, 3, 4, 5; OZT 2, 3.

FLOURNOY C.WALKER III . N. Charleston, S. C.

BIOLOGY
SKE; Scuba Club.

LARRY S. WALKER Greenville, S. C.

FORESTRY
Xi Sigma Pi 3, 4, Secretary 4; Gamma Sigma Delta 3, 4;
Forestry Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: SAP 3. 4.

JIMMY S. WEAVER Florence, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

' KARL E. WEINGARTNER . . New York, N. Y.
FOOD SCIENCE

WILKIE W. WHALEY, JR. . . . Marion, S. C.

AGRONOMY
RAZ 1. 2, 3, 4.

CHARLES G. WHITE .... Greenwood, S. C.

ZOOLOGY
BSl'; Alpha Gamma; Student Senate 4; AFROTC.

FRANK W. WHITE Troy, S. C.

FORESTRY
,Xi Sigma Pi 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Forestry Club 1, 2,
3. 4, Secretary 4.

' THOMAS G. WILSON Sumter, S. C.

ENTOMOLOGY

HENRY D. YONCE Trenton, S. C.

AGRONOMY
Agronomy Club.

JOHN C. YOUNG New York, N. Y.

ZOOLOGY

JAMES H. ZEIGLER Columbia, S. C.

BIOLOGY

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HARLAN E. McCLURE, Dean

Architecture

The College of Architecture has as its main
objective the improvement of our society's apfjear-
ance and efficiency by producing young men and
women who are well trained in the principles of
function, structure, design and beauty.

The curriculum of the Clemson architecture stu-
dent is unique in that it requires a background of
social sciences and math. In the labs the students
are encouraged to express their own ideas and are
also taught to apply theory to the design problem.

In the first year the architecture student makes
a choice between architecture and building con-
struction. After three years he makes a choice
between design and engineering. In his fifth year
he plans a town and writes a thesis leading to a
Bachelor of Arts degree.

Throughout the year the student follows a
schedule of lectures, field trips and exhibitions, all
of which are designed to help broaden his scope
of the fine arts. In the end the student of archi-
tecture finally reaches a point where he will be
capable of improving the world in which we live.

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ARCHITECTURE

JAMES T. ALLEN Spartanburg, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
Circle "K" Club; AIA 1, 2, 3, 4.

ROBERT B. ANDERSON .... Falmouth, Va.
ARCHITECTURE

GEORGE J. ANDREVE . . . Greensboro, N. C.
ARCHITECTURE

WILLIAM B. BEAUCHENE . Summerville, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

RONALD F. BECK Winter Park, Fla.

ARCHITECTURE

NORMAN E. BELLO Clemson, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE

ROBERT E. BERMAN .... Littletown, N. Y.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 2, 3, 4.

FRED C. BICKSLER Clemson, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

JOHN A. BLACKBURN . . . Kingsport, Tenn.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA; Fencing Club; Tau Sigma Delta.

JAMES M. BRITTAIN . . . Spartanburg, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
SAZ 2, 3, 4.

ERNEST C. BROWN, JR Sumter, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

JACK W. BURGESS Cleveland, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

JOSE R. CABAN San Sebastian, P. R.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 2, 3, 4; ISA 1, 2, 3; Newman Society 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

ROBERT L. CARIGATO . . . Plainview, N. Y.

ARCHITECTURE
Fencing Club 4, 5; Little Theatre 3, 4, 5; Fine Arts Film
Club, Secretary 5.

LOUIS C. CARPENTER . . . Waynesboro, Ga.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 2, 3, 4. 5.

DAVID W. CECIL II ... . Spartanburg, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
PKD 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4.

J. MICHAEL COBB Anderson. S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
Tau Sigma Delta; AIA.

CHARLES M. COMPTON . . . Lexington, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
KDX I, 2, 3, 4.

RICHARD A. COMPTON . . Falls Church, Va.

ARCHITECTURE
Campus Crusade for Christ 3, 4; AIA; Tau Sigma Delta.

LYNN G. CRAIG Clemson, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA; Chronicle.

STEADE R. CRAIGO Bethesda, Md.

ARCHITECTURE
Voung Democrats; Sailing Club.

CLARENCE W. CROCKER .... Union, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 2, 3; Union County Clemson Club.

PETER J. DAVENPORT . . . Stratford, Conn.
ARCHITECTURE

HAROLD E. DAVIS, TR Clemson, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE

ARCHITECTURE

' L. LINN DAY Wilmington, Del.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA, President 4; Tiger Band 1, 2; Mu Beta Psi 3, 4, 5.

LANGDON H. DINKINS .... Sumter, S. C.

BUILDING COXSTRUCTION
Building Construction Club 2, 3; Young Republican Club 1,2.

CECIL M. DRAKEFORD, JR. . . Sumter, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA; Numeral Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Tiger
Brotherhood 4; Blue Key; Vice-President of the Sophomore and
Junior Class; Senior Class President; Freshman Court 2, 3;
TAPS Junior Staff 2, Senior Staff 3, 4, Advertising Editor 3,
Sports Editor 4; Who's Who.

ANDRE G. FONTAINE .... Agawam, Mass.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA.

GARY FRANCESCHI Vineland, N. J.

ARCHITECTURE
Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Sigma Delta 4; AIA 4.

ROBERT D. FREY Lancaster, Pa.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

PATSY E. GALLIMORE . . .

ARCHITECTURE

Newton, N. C.
Orm Hill, Md.

HENRY A. GARBLEMAN . .

ARCHITECTURE
Young Democrats 3, 4, 5, Secretary-Treasurer 4; APO 1, 2,
3, 4, 5; YMCA Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, 4; SCSCA
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary-Treasurer 5.

RONALD W. GARNER Gaffney, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
AIA 1.

ASA S. GODBOLD Florence, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE

HARRY B. GOFORTH, JR. . . Rock Hill, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA; Fencing Club; Clemson Players.

DONALD E. GOLIGHTLY . .

ARCHITECTURE

KDX; AIA.

Columbia, S. C.

JOHN M. GRAHAM Columbia, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
SAZ; AIA; Circle "K" Club; TAPS Junior Staff 4.

HARRY HARRITOS Savannah, Ga.

ARCHITECTURE
Numeral Society. Pledge Master; AIA.

JOHN A. HARTLEY Clemson, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
DKA 4; AIA; Christian Science Organization, President 4,
Treasurer 5.

MARK E. HASSLINGER . . College Park, Md.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA; Phi Eta Sigma; Sailing Club; TAPS Senior Staff 4.

JOHN A. HEMPHILL .... Charlotte, N. C.

ARCHITECTURE
DK.-\; Christian Science Organization; AIA.

TOMMY C. HIPP Spartanburg, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 3, 4; Counter Guerrillas.

HORACE R. HOPPER . . North Augusta, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE

SALLIE M. JACKSON . . . Myrtle Beach, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
SBX 3, 4; TAPS Junior Staff 3.

ARTHUR C. JENKINS . . . Fayetteville, N. C.

ARCHITECTURE
DKA 2, 3, 4; AIA; YMCA 2, 3, 4; CDA Junior Staff 2;
TAPS Junior Staff 3; Hall Monitor 2; Hall Supervisor 2. 3,
4; Freshman Class President; Student Government, Guilford
College

MORELLE C. JONES .... Charleston, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE

WILLIAM B. KAURIC .... Columbia, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
APO 1, 2. 3, 4; AIA; Newman Club; Fencing Club 2, 3, 4.

LARRY R. KENDALL Clemson, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

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ARCHITECTURE

WILLIAM D. KELLY, JR Camden, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA.

BARRY R. KORETZ Brockton, Mass.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 1. 2. 3, 4; Hillel-Brandeis 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4.

JOHN B. LAFOY Greenville, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
TAPS Junior Staflf 3; Weight Lifting Club 2, 3, 4.

H. E. LEE Berkeley, W. Va.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA; Newman Club; TAPS Photographer 1; Fencing Club.

JAMES C. LEN Wallington, N. J.

ARCHITECTURE
Fine Arts Film Club; Clemson Little Theatre; AIA.

PAUL F. LEVINE Kensington, Md.

ARCHITECTURE

AIA; Chronicle Staff.

ARTHUR J. LIDSKY .... New York, N. Y.

ARCHITECTURE
Fine Arts Film Club; Fencing Club; AIA; TAPS StaiT 5;
Clemson Little Theatre 4, 5; National Foundation of the Arts
Travel Committee.

JOHN M. LINEBERGER . . . Greenville, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE

ROBERT C. LONDON .... Johnson City, Pa.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA; Tau Sigma Delta; The Chronicle Staff; Clemson Little
Theatre.

THURSTON H. McDANIEL . . . Seneca, S. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

JOHN E. MANN Clemson. S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 2, 3, 4; Newman Club.

FRANK W. MONDELL, JR. . . Washington, D. C.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

PAUL A. MORRIS Omeida, N. Y.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 1, 2, 3. 4, Secretary 3; Gamma Alpha Mu 2, 3, 4;
University Fine Arts Committee; The Chronicle Staff 2, 3, 4,
Editor J, 4.

RUSSELL H. MORSE .... Turtle Creek, Pa.
ARCHITECTURE

Newman Club.

THOMAS C. MOZEN Decatur, Ga.

ARCHITECTURE
AI.\ 2, 3. 4; Fencing Club 3; The Chronicle Staff 3, 4;
Honors 1; J. E. Pinckney Award; The Clemson Players 2;
Fine Arts Film Club.

DAVID L. NARRAMORE . . . Greenville, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
Numeral Society 1. 2. 3, 4, 5; AIA 4; Men's Residence Court
3; High Court 4; TAPS Junior Staff 3.

' DENNIS M. NIECHNIK .... Trenton, N. J.
ARCHITECTURE

Newman Club; AIA.

RICHARD L. NYGARD Duluth, Minn.

ARCHITECTURE
SAZ 2. i. 4, 4; AIA.

WILLIAM H. O'CAIN . . Hendersonville, N. C.

ARCHITECTURE
SAZ 2. 3, 4; AI.\ 4.

ORVILLE V. PLAYER III . . . Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE

■ WARREN T. PLAYER Sumter, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE

RICHARD L. POWELL .... Anderson, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 2. 3. 4, 5; Clemson Aero Club 4; Sailing Club 4.

FREDERICK G. REHM III . . . Camden, S. C.
Rl'ILDlNG CONSTRUCTION

KSN 1. 2. 3. 4.

KENNETH T. RICKET .... Greenville, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 2,

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ARCHITECTURE

' BENJAMIN T. ROOK Newberry, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
DKA 5; Gamma Beta Phi 2, 3; AIA 2, 3, 4, 5; Tigerama 2, 3;
Junior Follies 3.

HARRON E. RUDISILL .... Denver, N. C.

ARCHITECTURE
Newman Club 3, 4, 5; Chronicle Staff 2, 3, 4; AIA.

DON A. RUPERT Cincinnati, Ohio

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

THOMAS W. SALMONS III . . Clemson, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE

JAMES SCHETTINO Norwalk, Conn.

ARCHITECTURE
Karate Club 1; AIA 1.

MARGARET SEAY Columbia, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
SBX 2, 3, 4; ISC 3; WSA 4; ISA 2, 3, 4; AIA 2, 3. 4;
Honors 1; Presbyterian Students Association: TAPS Junior
Staff 2; Women's Residence Court 2, Chairman 3; High Court
4; Who's Who.

DONALD A. SEBASTIAN . . Washington, D. C.
ARCHITECTURE

FAYETTE L. SIMS Hartsville, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
Fencing Club; AIA 3, 4.

WILLIAM N. SKARDON . . Spartanburg, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
Canterbury Club; AIA.

LLEWELLYN R. STEPHENS . . Reading, Pa.

ARCHITECTURE

JOHN C. STEWART Greenville, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
Numeral Society 1, 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM A. STUCKEY, JR. . . Columbia, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Men's Residence Court 3; Numeral Society 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-
President 3; AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4.

LARRY C. TAYLOR .... Johnsonville, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE

AIA 1,2, 3.

TED H. TAYLOR Central, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 2, 3. 4, 5, Treasurer 4; Rudolph E. Lee Award 3.

DONALD K. TERRY .... Ridgewood, N. J.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA

JOSEPH A. TODD, JR. . . Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
ARCHITECTURE

AIA 1, 2, 3, 4.

■ LEROY R. TURNER Greenville, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
KD.X 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Freshman Golf Team; TAPS Junior Staff
2, Co-Organizations Editor 3, Feature Editor 4.

SVENN ULVEDAL Stamford, Conn.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 2, 3, 5.

HAROLD C. VOGEL Elizabeth, N. J.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

WILLIAM J. WALDRON .... Valdosta, Ga.
ARCHITECTURE

' J. F. WATKINS Clemson, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE

DONALD B. WATSON . . . Charleston, S. C.
ARCHITECTLTRE

JANE BAILEY WATSON . . Charleston, S. C.
ARCHITECTURE

KENNETH WHELCHEL .... Gaffney, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE
AIA 1, 2, 3, 4.

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MARCIA P. WILSON .... Sweet Briar, Va.
ARCHITECTURE

WAYLON WILSON Charleston, S. C.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

JAMES A. YARBOROUGH .... Miami, Fla.
ARCHITECTURE

D. B. YOUNG Charleston, S. C.

ARCHITECTURE

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HOWARD L. HUNTER, Dean

Arts and Science

Since the awarding of the first Bachelor of Arts
degrees in 1963, the College of Arts and Sciences
has progressively graduated to increasing heights,
both in the number of graduates and in the curri-
culums offered. Today there are eight major con-
centrations offered in the Arts and Sciences lead-
ing to the Bachelor of Arts degree. Students may
base their study in any of the fields covering
Chemistry, Physics, English, Geology, History,
Mathematics, Modern Languages and Sociology.
In keeping with it's growing tradition, Psychology
will be offered as a major field of concentration
in the coming year.

Although the primary purpose of an Arts and
Sciences education is for a broad general learning
to help in becoming a more active citizen, it
also provides an excellent background for further
education in such fields as Law, Business, and
Journalism.

The student in Arts and Sciences is striving to
become rounded in a better rounded world.

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ARTS & SCIENCES

JAMES H. ABERCROMBIE . . Charlotte, N. C.

MATHEMATICS
Glee Club.

BRENDA GAIL ADDIS .... Walhalla, S. C.

ENGLISH
WSA 4; ISC, Secretary 4; Dorm President 4; House Council
President 4; Hall Monitor 3; SBX 3, 4.

ANTHONY W. ALDEBOL . . Greenville, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Arnold Air Society 2, 3, 4, Commander 4; YMCA 1,2; Young
Republicans 2, 3, 4.

BARBARA A. ALVERSON .... Pelzer, S. C.

ENGLISH
John D. Lane English Scholarship 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3;
Calhoun Literary Society 3, 4; Education Club 2; Light Bri-
gade 1, 2; 4-H Club 1,2; BSU I, 2.

■JANEH. AMICK Orangeburg, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Gamma Beta Phi 2. 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Sigma Tau
Epsilon 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2,
3, 4; Clemson Players 3. 4; WSBF 1, 2; Glee Club 4; LSA 1.

LELAND E. ANDERSON .... Clemson, S. C.

GEOLOGY

SKE 3, 4; Pershing Rifles 2, 3.

WILLIAM D. ANDERSON . Myrtle Beach, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
PKD.

JOSEPH L. AVANT Charleston, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4, President 4;
High Court Attorney 4; Beta Sigma Chi 3, 4, Treasurer 4;
BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Charleston County Club.

« WILLIAM A. AXSON Seneca, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu.

GLENN W. AYERS Turtle Creek, Pa.

HISTORY

JULIUS W. BABB Greenwood, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE

Football 1. 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4.

GORDON L. BAILES, JR. . . Greenwood, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
American Legion Medal; PHE 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon

2, i. A; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Newtonian Society 3, 4; West-
minster Fellowship 1, 2, 3; Greenwood County Club 1, 2.

• JAMES E. BARBARY . . . Simpsonville, S. C.

ENGLISH
PKD 3, 4, 5; Tiger Brotherhood 3 4, 5; Block "C" Club 3, 4,
S, Vice-President 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4.

JOSEPH J. BECK Johnson City, N. Y.

HISTORY
Newman Club.

RICHARD C. BELL Littleton, Colo.

PRE-MEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu 3, 4; Pre-Law Society 4; Freshman Class
Treasurer; PKD 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club 3. 4; Newman Club;
TAPS Junior Staff 3; Tiger Staff 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4;
Football 1. 3.

RICHARD D. BERKLAND .... York, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
WSBF; York County Club.

• JOEL E. BENSE Barrington, R. I.

SOCIOLOGY
Gamma Alpha Mu, President; Hall Supervisor 3, 4; Circle "K"

3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chronicle Staff 3. 4;Tiger Staff
4; Football 1; Track 1.

EDWARD D. BIGGERSTAFF III Charleston, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
ROTC Scholarship; Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf-4 ;
Hall Counselor 3, 4; WSBF 2, 3, 4; Tiger Staff 3, 4; Junior
Follies 2, 3. 4.

RALPH J. BISHOP Piedmont, S. C.

HISTORY

PAUL S. BOBINSKI Darien, Conn.

PRE-DENTISTRY
Delta Sigma Nu; Fencing Club.

• WILLIAM S. BREWER Belton, S. C.

PRE MEDICINE
APO

DAVID M. W. BROWN .... Stevcnsburg, Va.

MODERN LANGUAGES
SAME 2, 3. 4; Advanced ROTC.

A. B. BURCHSTEAD, JR. . . . Reidsville, S. C.

SOCIOLOGY
C.anmia Beta Phi; Calhoun Foren^ic Society, Secretary; Young
Denu.crats 2. 3, 4, .S. Prcsiilent 3. 4; Debate Team.

RICHARD C- BURGESS .... Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY
APO.

ARTS & SCIENCES

DAVID L. G. BURNELL .... Clemson, S. C.
PHYSICS

MONROE S. BUSCH Columbia, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Mu Beta Psi, Vice-President 4; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert
Band 1, 2.

MARVIN J. CAUGHMAN . . . Columbia, S. C.

HISTORY
Freshman Class President Student Senate 3; NSA 3; NS 1,
2, 3, 4; CDA 3, 4.

WILLIAM E. CHANDLER . . Greenville, S. C.
CHEMISTRY

CLARENCE N. CHANNELL, JR. War. Robins, Ga.

HISTORY

PHILIP A. CHOVAN .... Greenwood, S. C.

ENGLISH
Drill Team 1; Pershing Rifles 2; Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM B. CLARK III . . . Clemson, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2. 3, 4; SAZ 1, 2, 3,
4; Delta Sigma Nu 2, 4 ; York County Club 2, 3, 4.

CURTIS C. CLINKSCALES III . Greenville, S. C.

HISTORY
Young Republicans Club 1, 2. 3, 4, President 2; Gamma
Omega Phi 2, 3. 4; AG 2, 3. 4; Arnold Air Society 2, 3, 4;
Newman Club 3. 4.

EARL S. COHEN Pittsburgh, Pa.

ENGLISH
Gamma Beta Phi 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Sigma Tau Epsilon; SAM
2; Pre-Law Society 3, 4; Central Spirit Committee 4; Hillel-
Brandeis I, 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer A; Baseball
1, 2, 3; Block "C" Club 3, 4.

STEVE G. COLLINS Laurens, S. C.

ENGLISH
KSX.

ROBERT W. COMER Union, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

ARLAND H. COMPTON, JR. . . Sumter, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Mu Beta Psi 2, 3, 4;
Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

EVERETT G. CRAIG Lancaster, S. C.

ENGLISH
KSN 4; Young Republicans 3; APO 3; NEA 3, 4.

JULIE D. CRAIG Washington, D. C.

ENGLISH
Phi Kappa Phi; Eigma Tau Epsilon; ATA; Chronicle Staff,
Business Editor.

LARRY R. GRAIN Westminster, S. C.

HISTORY

NORMAN D. GRAIN .... Westminster, S. C.
HISTORY

' RICHARD L. DALES Columbia, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE

RICHARD D. DAVIS Inman, S. C.

PRE-DENTISTRY
Chicago Tribune Gold Medal Award 3; Pershing Rifles 1, 2,
3; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 4.

V. X. DEEK Gump, Fla.

ENGLISH

GARY A. DEFOSTER Syracuse, N. Y.

MATHEMATICS
ACM 3, 4; Nc«man Club 3, 4.

' JAMES D. DICK Baltimore, Md.

PRE MEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu 2. 3; Wesley Foundation 1. 2.

MICHAEL E. DONALD Seneca, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE

JOHN B. DOZIER Florence, S. C.

ENGLISH

JAMES P. DRISCOLL Easley, S. C.

CHEMISTRY
Newman Club I, 2; ACS 1, 2, 3, 4.

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NINA H. DULIN Columbia, S. C.

ENGLISH
Miss Clemson University 2; Trustees Medal 3; Honorary Cadet
Major 2; SKE Sweetheart 1; Scabbard and Blade Sweetheart
2; Honor Roll 3; Calhoun Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre-
tary 1. President 2, i; Clemson Players 2. 3, Secretary 2;
Central Spirit Committee 3; Ratmaster 4; Wesley Foundation
1 ; Cheerleader 1 ; Tigerama Chairman 2.

KEVIN J. DYKE Alexandria, Va.

ENGLISH

DYNVA C. EDENS Sumter, S. C.

FRENCH
Tiger Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Majorette; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

BARRY R. EDWARDS .... Greenwood, S. C.

CHEMISTRY
R. O. Hull Scholarship 4; Chemistry Faculty Award 2; Mark
Bernard Hardin Prize in Chemistry 3; Reserve Officers Associ-
ation Award 3; Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4;
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; ACS 2, 3, 4, President 4; Student
Senate 3; Blue Key 4, Secretary 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4;
BSU 1. 2, 3, 4; Tiger Band 1, 2. 3, 4.

WILLIE T. EVATT, JR Easley, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

ROBERT N. EWELL Greenville, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Honors Program 1, 2, 3: Newtonian Society 3, 4, President 4;
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Advanced ROTC.

EDWIN A. FARNELL Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY
Pershing Rifles 4.

P. DOUGLAS FERNANDEZ . Englewood, N. J.

PREMEDICINE

JAMES A. FINLEY Laurens, S. C.

HISTORY

JAMES C. FLOYD Georgetown, S. C.

CHEMISTRY

JOHN M. FLYNN Charleston, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

Circle "K" Club, Secretary 3, President 4.

JAMES A. FOWLER .... Bennettsville, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Gamma Beta Phi 1, 2. 4; ROTC Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Commander
4; Titter Staff 1, 2; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3; Young Republicans I,

2, 3.

LINDA S. FOWLER Fort Lee, Va.

ENGLISH
BSU, Secretary 1; WSBF 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger 1, 2, 4; Clemson
Players 1.

PEGGY G. FOWLER Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

lOHN W. FREEMAN .... Greenville, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu 3, 4.

RALPH W. FRENCH Clemson, S. C.

ENGLISH

JUANITA W. D. FRICK . . . Greenville, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
WSBF 1, 2; Rifle Club 2, 3; Clemson Players 2, 3, 4; Best
Supporting Actress 3: Glee Club 1, 2. 3; Foreign Language
Club 1 ; Young Republicans 2.

ROBERT L. GARDNER Cheraw, 8. C.

PHYSICS
Chemical Rubber Co. Achievement Award 2; Honor Roll I, 2,

3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1. 2, 3, 4, President 3; Sigma Pi Sigma
3, 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Circle "K" Club 1. 2, 3, 4,
Vice-President 2, President 3; Scuba Club 1; Young Repub-
licans 1. 2, 3, 4.

CLAUDE N. GARRETT . . . Waynesboro, N. C.

HISTORY
Circle "K" Club 3, 4; VMCA 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4.

E. BECKY GEORGEO . . . . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

ENGLISH
OZT 1, 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2, Best Pledge 1, President 3.
Scholarship Chairman 4; ISC 2. 3; Education Club 4; Dorm
Secretary 2, 3; YMCA - 1 : TAPS 3, 4, Co-Organizations
Editor 4.

WILLIAM J. GESTRICH, JR. . . Seneca, S. C.

MODERN LANGUAGES
I.SA; Tiijer Staff; Clemson Players; Clemson Little Theatre;
Glee Club; Fine Arts Film Cub. Treasurer.

MARY SUE GIBERT Clemson, S. C.

ENGLISH
Cheerleader I; WSA 3; DTX 1. 2, 3, Secretary 3; Light Bri-
gade 1. 2; Commuters Club, Vice-President 3. President 1;
Mixed Chorus 1.

NELSON K. GIBSON Walhalla, S. C.

HISTORY
Block "C" Club 2; Baseball 3.

JONATHAN C. GLEN .... Frogmore, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE

ARTS & SCIENCES

CATHERINE A. GOEBEL . . . Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
DPK Sweetheart 3; Newman Society 1, 2, 3, A; Commuters'
Club 1,2, 3, 4.

GARLAND G. GOODEN, JR. . N. Augusta, S. C.

ENGLISH
Gamma Alpha Mu; Chronicle Staff.

WALTER E. GOTT Summerton, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Pershing Rifles 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 3, 4.

KENNETH B. GRACE, JR. . . Charleston, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
IEEE 2; Beta Sigma Chi; Charleston County Club 3, 4, 5,
Vice-President 4, President 5; Advanced ROTC 3, 4; Tiger
Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2.

PHILIP H. GRANT Tampa, Fla.

ENGLISH
Pershing Rifles Silver Achievement Award 3; Scabbard and
Blade 3. 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4: SAME 2. 3, 4; High
Court Attorney 2; Pershing Rifle 2, 3, 4, Commander 4;
APO 1.

SUSAN W. GRAY Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY

DAVID B. GREENE Greenville, S. C.

PHYSICS
R. F. Poole Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4;
Phi Eta Sigma 1. 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Sigma Tau
Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4; Soccer 1,
2, 3, 4.

ROBERT M. GUERRERI .... Six Mile, S. C.

ENGLISH

NORMA J. HAIRSTON .... Greenville, S. C.
FRENCH

KATHRYN S. HANNA . . . Greenwood, S. C.

SOCIOLOGY
OZT 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; Wesley Foundation 2, 3.

KATHY G. HARRELL Clemson, S. C.

ENGLISH

EMORY D. HASELDEN . . . Charleston, S. C.

APPLIED MATHEMATICS
ROTC 1. 2. 3, 4; Tiger Band 3, 4; Charleston County Club
1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Sigma Chi, Treasurer 4.

PATRICK R. HAWKINS Greer, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

RICHARD E. HEATH, JR. . . . Clemson, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE

WAYNE H. HEATH Charleston, S. C.

ENGLISH
SKE.

JAMES G. HENDERSON . . . Greenwood, S. C.

HISTORY
WSBF 2, 3; Wesley Foundation 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats.

JOSEPH T. HINSON, JR. . .

MATHEMATICS

Jefferson, S. C.

JOHN R. HOAG Dahlonega, Ga.

ENGLISH
Superior Cadet Ribbon 2, 3; Outstanding Non-Comraissioned
Oflicer 3; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; SAME 2, 3, 4, Secretary
3, 4; Student Chaplain 4; YMCA 4; Blue Key 4; Tiger
Brotherhood 4; Brigade CO.

CHARLES R. HOOK Manning, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4.

M. ELIZABETH HUDSON . .

MATHEMATICS
DT.X; WSA; Newman Club, Secretary 2, 3; Light

Seneca, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.

Charleston, W. Va.

GEORGE M. HUGHES . . .

CHEMISTRY
ACS.

MICHAEL A. INGLES . . .

ENGLISH

DIANE E. JACKS Simpsonville, S. C.

ARTS AND SCIENCES
Glee Club; Canterbury Club; Education Club; ISA.

JEFFREY A. JACKSINE . Ljubj ana, Yugoslavia
ENGLISH

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ARTS & SCIENCES

TERRY L. JACKSON Greenville, S. C.

GEOLOGY

Geology Club 2, 3, 4, President 4.

ANDREW M. JACKSON . . Fairbanks, Alaska
APPLIED MATHEMATICS

WILLIAM G. JOHNSON .

HISTORY
Tiger Staff 1, 2, 3, Features Editor 3; TAPS Ji

RAYMOND W. JONES, JR. .

SOCIOLOGY

Columbia, S. C.

Staff 3.

Anderson, S. C.

PATSY J. KAMBHU Palmyra, Mo.

ENGLISH

ROBERT B. KAULAKIS . .

ENGLISH

Tiger Staff 3, 4; Senate 4; Calhoun Literary Society 3, 4.

STANLEY R. KELLETT . . .

MATHEMATICS
PKD 2, 3, 4; CDA 3, 4.

Chatham, N. J.

i Society 3, 4.
. Enoree, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

CHARLES F. KELLEY ....

PREDENTISTRY
SAZ 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4; Tiger
Brotherhood 3, 4.

RICHARD P. KENT . . New Hyde Park, N. Y.

SOCIOLOGY
Canterbury Club I, 2, 3, 4.

R. COYLE KERRIGAN .... Greenville, S. C.

ENGLISH
Senate 1; Pershing Rifles \.

DONNIE R. KING Seneca, S. C.

PREMEDICINE

MARY S. KING Marion, S. C.

FRENCH

BENJAMIN L.KNIGHTON, JR. . Woodruff, S. C.
HISTORY

ROBERT B. KNOWLES . . . Silver Spring, Md.

ENGLISH
WSBF.

FRANK X. KUHN III ... . Springfield, Va.
GEOLOGY

GRAYSON P. LANE Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY
AFROTC 3, 4; High Court Attorney 4.

LINDA C. LAMBERT Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY
CEW 3, 4, Vice-President 4; CMSW 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4.

ALDRIDGE Q. LANCE Havana, Cuba

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

JAMES M. LAWTON Greenville, S. C.

HISTORY
GOP 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-
President 3.

KATHLEEN E. LAWRENCE . . Liberty, S. C.

ENGLISH

■ J. KEITH LEE Charleston, S. C.

ENGLISH

TYRE D. LEE, JR Chester, S. C.

HISTORY
Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3, 4, Fourth Regimental Headquarters 3,
4, Assistant Head 3, Section Head 4; SAME 2, 3, 4; Hall
Monitor 4; Rat Master 4; Chester County Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Pershing Rifles Bronze Achievement Medal 4.

CARL E. LIBBY Easley, S. C.

PHYSICS
AIP.

HERBERT T. LITTLEJOHN . . Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Tiaer Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Staff 2, 3; Concert Band 1, 2,
3, 4. Vice-President 3; PHS 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 3; STE
3, 4; PKP 3. 4; University Honors and Awards Council 3;
Tiger Staff; Highest Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; PHS Freshman Math

ARTS & SCIENCES

JAMES E. LOUGHRIDGE .... Ardmore, Pa.

ENGLISH

JAY R. LUNCEFORD Savannah, Ga.

PRE-MEDICINE
DPK.

CARL M. LUND Birmingham, Mich.

PRE-MEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu 2. 3. 4, President 3, 4; Phi Kappa Delta 1, 2;
BSU 1; Pershing Rifles 1; Glee Club 3, 4.

LARRY H. McAMISH .... Greenwood, S. C.

CHEMISTRY
ACS.

WILLIAM J. McANINCH . . Spartanburg, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3, Bronze Achievement Award 3,
Commander 4.

MARGARET E. McARTHUR . N. Augusta, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
YMCA 1 ; Wesley Foundation 2, 3, 4.

CAVERT K. McCORKLE .... Arlington, Va.

PRE-MEDICINE
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Honors Program 2, 3; Phi Eta Sigma I, 2,
3, 4, Treasurer 3; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 4;
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4; Stu-
dent Senate 3; High Court 4; SCSSL 3, 4; NSAC 3; TAPS
Staff 2; Tiger Staff 1, 2, 3, Advertising Manager 3; SCCPA
2,3.

SYLVIA A. McENTYRE .... Cleveland, Ga.

NURSING

' AGNES E. McGOWAN Sumter, S. C.

ENGLISH
Gamma Beta Phi 1 ; Women's Residence Court 3 ; Clemson
Players 3, 4; Tiger Staff 1.

SHERRY A. McKEE Greenwood, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Light Brigade; Sigma Tau Epsilon.

THOMAS M. McKEVLIN . . . Charleston, S. C.

ENGLISH
Newman Club.

WADE H. MACFIE, JR. . . . Winnsboro, S. C.
ENGLISH

- MONTIE C. MARTIN Clemson, S. C.

ENGLISH

Cheerleader 3, 4; Newman Club 2, 3. 4; Commuters' Club 2,
3, 4; Education Association 2.

KENNETH M. MATTISON . . . Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY
Glee Club; Advanced AFROTC; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4.

KATHRYN M. MEADOWCROFT . Pikesville, Md.

HISTORY
Hall Supervisor.

BENJAMIN T. MICHAEL . . . Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club 3, 4.

•JOHN F. MILLER Marianna, Ark.

HISTORY
AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Scabbard and
Blade 3, 4; Mu Beta Psi 3, -I; Central Spirit Committee 4;
Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Commander and Band Master 4; Con-
cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Aero Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

CHRISTEL S. MINOTTI .... Clemson, S. C.
FRENCH

ANDE S. MITCHELL Columbia, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Miss Clemson University 1; Newtonian Society 2, 3, 4; Phi
Kappa Phi 3. 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Honors Program 1,
2. 3; House Council 2, 3; SBX 2, 3, 4; Angel Flight 1;
HillelBrandeis 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Young Democrats
1, 2, 3. 4.

ROBERT O. MOFFAT Cheraw, S. C.

ENGLISH

• ALAN F. MOHRMANN Augusta, Ga.

ENGLISH

DONNA D. MOORE .... Bowling Green, Ky.
SPANISH

FRANK N. MORA III ... . San Juan, P. R.

PRE-MEDICINE
ISA, Vice-President; Newman Club 4; Clemson Players 1.

STEPHEN J. MORRISON . . Charleston, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Phi Eta Sigma.

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ARTS & SCIENCES

ROBERT W. MOSS, JR. . . . Charleston, S. C.

PREMEDICINE
Tang Soo Do Club 3.

ROBERT D. MOYER Evans City, Pa.

MATHEMATICS
LSU 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Bowling Team 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain

2, 3, 4.

TERENCE J. MULLIGAN . Upper Montclair, N. J.
PREMEDICINE

B. RHETT MYERS Pickens, S. C.

PREMEDICINE
Honors Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Vice.President ;
Junior Class Vice-President; Chairman High Court: NS 1, 2,

3, 4: TAPS Staff 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager 3; Cheerleader
3; Who's Who.

J. OWEN NEIGHBOURS .... Monkton, Md.
GEOLOGY

JOSEPH E. NETZEL Concord, N. H.

ECONOMICS
DPK.

JOHN A. NEUFFER Clayton, N. Y.

MATHEMATICS

LARRY H. NOBLE Sa.xonburg, Pa.

PHYSICS
SAME 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; AIP 2, 3, 4, President 4;
Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4.

BEVERLY R. NORRIS .... Gastonia, N. C.

SPANISH
Sigma Delta Pi; WSA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4;
DT.X 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3; ISC 4.

CHARLES F. O'CAIN .... Orangeburg, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Honors Program 1, 2, 4; Sailing Club 2, 4.

JAMES T. O'RILEY North, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Elks National Scholarship; Central Spirit Committee; Tiger
Staff 3; Chronicle Staff 1.

GEORGE D. ORR Clinton, S. C.

PRE-DENTISTRY
ROTC.

■ JAMES C. OWENS Marion, S. C.

ENGLISH
Honors Program 1; IEEE 1, 2; Young Republicans 2, 3, 4;
Gamma Omega Phi 3, 4; Pre-L^w Society 2, 3; Tiger Staff
3. 4.

JAMES G. PADGETT Columbia, S. C.

PRE-DENTISTRY
Outstanding Leadership in Student Government Award 2, 4;
PreMed Society 2; Treasurer Sophomore Class; Secretary
Senior Class; NS 2, 3, 4; TAPS Staff 2; Basketball 1;
Tigerama 2, 3, 4; AFROTC 3, 4.

CHARLES H. PARKER . . North Augusta, S. C.

HISTORY
Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3. 4; Advanced ROTC 3, 4; BSU 1;
Newman Club 4.

MICHAEL Y. PATTERSON . . . Easley, S. C.

ENGLISH
Weight Lifting Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chronicle Staff; Tiger Staff.

' RICHARD A. PEDERSON . . . Alexandria, Va.

ENGLISH

LAWRENCE C. PEELE .... Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Phi Eta Sigma 1. 2. 3, 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4.

JAMES K. PHILLIPS III ... . Belton, S. C.
ENGLISH

EDWARD E. P. PINCKNEY . . Awendaw, S. C.
MATHEMATICS

' BENJAMIN C. PITMAN, JR. . Spartanburg, S. C.
ENGLISH
American Legion Military Excellence Award 3; Scabbard and
made 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 2. 3, 4; Economics Club 3, 4;
SAME 4; DPK 1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Tiger Staff 2; Drill
Team I.

REECE E. POULTON Pittsburgh, Pa.

ENGLISH
Tiocr Staff

PAULETTE F. PROCHASKA . . Clemson, S. C.
FRENCH

CARL W. PUCKHABER . . . Charleston, S. C.
PRE PHARMACY

ARTS & SCIENCES

Blacksburg, S. C.
New York, N. Y.

KENNETH W. PUTMAN . .
CHEMISTRY

RANDOLPH A. RADKE . . .
PRE-DEN'TISTRY
Newman Club; Sailing Club.

JULIUS D. RAMPEY Pickens, S. C.

HISTORY

\VILLL\M S. RAY Charleston, S. C.

PREMEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu 4; BSX 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 3, 4.

GARY S. RENWICK .... Myrtle Beach, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Beta Tau Sigma 3, 4; Tang Soo Do 3, 4.

DANNY L. RHODES Rock Hill, S. C.

FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Hall Monitor 2; Hall Supervisor 3, 4; York County Clemson
Club 2, 3; Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3, Pledge Commander 3;
Scabbard and Blade 4, Commanding Officer.

ROBIN B. RHODES Sumter, S. C.

PRE-DENTISTRY
DeMolay Club 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2.

MATHIAS B. RICHARDSON
ENGLISH

Tiger Staff 1, 4.

Pendleton, S. C.

EDWARD H. ROBERTSON . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
PREMEDICINE

WALTER C. ROBINSON . . . Columbia, S. C.
PRE-VETERINARY

CAROL T. RODGERS Clemson, S. C.

ENGLISH
IM Auxiliary 3, Secretary 3; Calhoun Literary Society 3, 4;
Young Democrats 4.

CHARLES T. ROGERS . .

ENGLISH

Denmark, S. C.

CLARK T. ROGERS . . North Charleston, S. C.

HISTORY
TAPS 4; Fencing Club 3, 4, Secretary 4.

WILLIAM K. RUBENTUS . . Summerville, S. C.

PREMEDICINE
Swimming Team.

ROBERT D. RUFFNER .... Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY
Jacob's Blocking Trophy for S. C. 1 ; SEA; Block "C" Club
2; Varsity Football 3, 4.

DONALD L. SAIN Fort Mill, S. C.

ENGLISH

EVELYN A. SARKA Lansdale, Pa.

APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Newtonian Society, Treasurer 4; Tiger Business Staff, Business
Manager 4.

ANTHONY M. SCIALDONE . Seneca Falls, N. Y.

APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Honors Program Certificate 2; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4, Vice-
President 4; Newtonian Society 3, 4; Association for Comput-
ing Machinery 3, 4; WSBF 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief Announcer 3;
Glee Club 1, 2; Oemson Players 1. 2; Calhoun Literary
Society 2.

WILLIAM D. SHIRLEY . . . Williamston, S. C.

HISTORY
Track 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club 4.

DAVID L. SIBERT Atlanta, Ga.

HISTORY
Newman Club; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3.

' BETTE SIMPSON Clemson, S. C.

ENGLISH

DONNA F. SIMPSON .... Westminster, S. C.
PRE MEDICINE

ALBERT R. SMARR Columbia, S. C.

PRE MEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3; Assistant Student Chaplain 3; APO 1,
2, 3, 4. Secretary 3; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1;
Glee Club 1; Track 2; Weight Lifting Club 3.

DANIEL M. SMITH Edgefield, S. C.

ENGLISH
Hall Monitor 3; Intramural Sports.

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JAMES D. SMITH Belton, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE

KSN 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 1, 2; Men's Chorus 2.

JAMES R. SMITH Clemson, S. C.

PHYSICS
Track 1, 2, 3, 4.

ROSTON M. SMITH, JR. . . . Anderson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Ways and Means Committee 2; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3, 4:
Honors 1, 3.

WILLIAM F. SMITH .... Chesterfield, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Young Republicans 4; AATCC 1.

PETER F. SNYDER Wayne, N. J.

ENGLISH

PSA, Treasurer 2; Tiger Staff 3; Fencing 3; Fine Arts Film
Club 3.

PHILIP H. STANLEY Hampton, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
KDX 1, 2, 3, 4.

CHARLES E. STEVENSON . . . Jackson, N. J.

PRE-MEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4 ; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Tiger Staff 3,
4; Fencing Club I, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3.

MENDEL H. STEWART .

HISTORY

Pickens, S. C.

DURWARD B. STINSON, JR. . Charleston, S. C.

ENGLISH
Chrunicle Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger Staff 3, 4; Clemson Players
3, 4; Pershing Rifles 3, 4.

WILLIAM R. STODDARD, JR. . . Taylors, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu; Pre-Medicine Fraternity 3, 4.

MARTHA A. STUART .... Columbia, S. C.

APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Best Dressed Co- Ed 2; High Honors 1; Honors 2; SCSSL
Delegate 3; Junior Senator, Secretary of Senate 3; Canterbury
Club 2; Vice-President Girls Dorm 2; TAPS Co-Organizations
Editor 3. 4.

ZACH H. SUBER III Whitmire, S. C.

HISTORY

JOHN H. SWICORD . . . Moncks Corner, S. C.
PRE-MEDICINE

DAVID E. THOMPSON .... Florence, S. C.
ENGLISH

JOHN W. THOMPSON . . . Spartanburg, S. C.

APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Honors 1; Gamma Beta Phi 3, 4; Senior Senator, Financial
Review Board 4; Counterguerrilla Platoon 1; Tiger Staff 2, 3;
Hall Monitor 3; Hall Supervisor 3, 4; Advanced ROTC 3, 4;
Rat Master 4.

RONALD A. THROWER . . . Mt. Holly, N. C.

MATHEMATICS
Scuba Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4.

PAUL W. THURSTON .... Clemson, S. C.

HISTORY
Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

JULIA W. TILLEY Clemson, S. C.

APPLIED MATHEMATICS
SEX 1, 2, 3. Pledge Master 2.

WINFIELD C. TOWLES . . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
ACS 1. 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Hall Monitor 3; Hall Supervisor
4; Tiger Band 1, 3; Concert Band 1.

RONALD E. TRESCOT . . . Charleston, S. C.

PREMEDICINE
Delta Sigma Nu: Pre-Med Fraternity 2, 3. 4; Circle "K" 1;
Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4i Hall Monitor 2, 4; Hall Supervisor 3.

CALEB L. TREXLER, JR. . .

PRE MEDICINE
SKE: Football 1, 2. 3, 4.

JOSEPH L. TUPPER. JR. . .

PRE MEDICINE

DKA 2. 3, 4.

. Concord, N. C.
Summerville, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.

WILLIAM H. TURNER . .

APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Association for Computing Machinery 4; AG 3, 4, Rush Chair-
man 3; TAPS Junior Staff 2, Classes Editor 3, Business

FRANK H. TURPIN Americus, Ga.

PRE-DENTISTRY
DKA: Football 1. 2, 3. 4.

ARTS & SCIENCES

• MICHAEL W. VENTO III ... . Beaver, Pa.

SOCIOLOGY

AIA 2; Chronicle Staff 3; Tang Soo Do Club; Fine Arts Film

Club 4; Rugby Club 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Clemson Little

Theatre.

KENNETH R. WAGNER .... Clemson, S. C.

CHEMISTRY
ACS.

HARRELL H. WALDROP . . Greenville, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
CDA; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Newtonian

Society 4.

SUE L. WALKER Clemson, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

JAMES L. WANNAMAKER . St. Matthews, S. C.
HISTORY

KEITH H. WATERS . . . North Augusta, S. C.

ENGLISH
KDX; Phi Eta Sigma.

LINDA WATSON Columbia, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

MICHAEL A. WATTS Camden, S. C.

PRE-MEDICINE
AFROTC 2; Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4; Hall Supervisor 2, 3,
4; APO 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; BSU I, 2, 3, 4; Tang
Soo Do Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4.

JEFFREY P. WEAVER .... Jackson, S. C.
HISTORY

Student Senate 1; KSN 3, 4; Newman Society 1, 2, 3, 4;
WSBF 1; NEA 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 1, 2.

JOHN C. WEEKS Sumter, S. C.

ENGLISH

ROBERT H. WELBORN . . . Anderson, S. C.

HISTORY

Young Democrats 3, 4.

RODGER N. WELLER .... Greenville, S. C.

PRE-DENTISTRY
Delta Sigma Nu 2, 3, 4; APO 3, 4; Hall Supervisor 2, 3, 4;
Newman Club 1 ; SAME 2, 3, 4.

Anderson, S. C.

Rock Hill, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

RICHARD H. WELLS . . .

PRE-MEDICINE
BSU 1, Secretary 1; Dixie Skydivers 4.

EDWARD T. WHITE, JR. . .

ENGLISH
APO-, YMCA.

HARRY A. WHITFIELD, JR.

MATHEMATICS
IEEE; Newtonian Society: Advanced ROTC.

DAVID C. WHITNEY Clemson, S. C.

ENGLISH
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors Program 1; Phi Eta Sigma 1;
Danforth Scholarship 1; Peace Fund Scholarship 4; Freshman
Class Treasurer; Student Senate 2, 3, 4; SCSSL 3; Blue Key
3, 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; YMCA 1,
2; Tiner Staff 2, 3, 4, News Editor 2, Associate Editor 4;
Clemson Players 1.

DAVID H. WILKINS .... Greenville, S. C.
HISTORY

DKA 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Tennis Team

1, 2, 3. 4.

RICHARD M. WILLIAMSON . . Clemson, S. C.

PHYSICS
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation
Association Award 2; Gamma Beta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi
Sigma 3, 4; BSU.

JOHN F. WILLSON Brooklawn, N. J.

MATHEMATICS
APO.

JAMES M. WILSON Piedmont, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
Honor Roll 1; Calhoun Literary Society 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2;
BSU 1, 2.

JOHN A. WOODS Syosset, N. Y.

HISTORY

Young Republicans; Sailing Club.

RICHARD H. WOODWARD . . Knoxville, Tenn.
ENGLISH

.•\IA 1. 2, 3; Chronicle Staff 3. 4, Features Editor 4.

JAMES H. WORKMAN .... Woodruil, S. C.

ENGLISH
Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Tiger
Brotherhood 4; Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4.

CARL L. ZEIS Westfield, N. J.

MATHEMATICS

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HAROLD F. LENDRITH, Dean

Education

The School of Education has greatly expanded
since its beginning in the summer of 1965. Ele-
mentary and Secondary Education are, by far,
not the only fields for prospective teachers. They
may enter other areas of education by going into
the programs of either Agricultural Education,
Industrial Education or Recreation and Parks
Administration. Though their specific curriculums
students are being prepared to teach the leaders
of tomorrow.

Seniors spend a semester practice teaching at
various schools. During this time and after gradu-
ation, the students convey their ideas and thoughts
to others by means of instruction.

The School of Education is continually growing
and expanding to give the students a better oppor-
tunity for a solid background in education.

Education is an essential necessity throughout
the world. And Clemson provides the best train-
ing in this field that can be had anywhere in
today's already well educated world.

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EDUCATION

ROBERT E. AMBROSE Omaha, Nebr.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
RPA Club 3, 4; DPK 3, 4.

THOMAS M. ARANT .... Fort Motte, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING

WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG . Middkbury, Conn.
SCIENCE TEACHING

GEORGE F. BAKER Clinton, Md.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
DPK; Tiger Band; Concert Band.

CARROLL O. BALDWIN . Hendersonville, N. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

JACK D. BELK Pacolet, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Pershing Rifles 2, 3;
Iota Lambda Sigma 3, 4.

SAMUEL H. BISHOP .... Spartanburg, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

DONALD T. BOONE Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Tiger Band 1, 2; Concert Band 1, 2; AFROTC Band 1, 2;

ACS 1, 2, 3.

MARY M. BOWEN .... Westminster, S. C.
ENGLISH EDUCATION

WALLACE C. BRITTAIN . Hendersonville, N. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
DPK 2. 3, 4, Pledge Master 4; Block and Bridle Club 1, 2;
RPA Club 3, 4; PSA 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3.

CAROL L. BRITTON Salters, S. C.

SECONDARY EDUCATION
SBX 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; House Council 3, 4; Light Brigade
1, 2; TAPS Junior Staff 3.

MICHAEL S. BROWN Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

RONNIE E. BULLOCK Dillon, S. C.

ENGLISH EDUCATION
Mu Beta Psi 3. 4; Circle "K" Club; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band President 4; Dillon County
Club.

THOMAS E. BULWITH .... Bayonne, N. J.
RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

JAMES H. BURTON Leesville, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
KD.X; Cadet of the Month in AFROTC.

WILLIAM B. BUSCH, JR. . . . Columbia, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Tiger Brotherhood. Treasurer; Who's Who; Iota Lambda
Sigma. Vice-President; CDA, Vice-President; MSF; AIA 3,
4, 5, 6; PKD Best Pledge, Vice-President 6.

CHARLES E. CARROLL .... Florence, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Iota Lambda Sigma; WSBF Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Local News
Manager 3; Tigerama 3.

MARSHALL J. COLEMAN . . Darlington, S. C-

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
SAZ 1, 2, 3, 4.

PAULA M. COLEMAN .... Clemson, S. C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

WILLIAM R. COLEMAN . . . Pamplico, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
SAZ 1, 2, 3, 4.

LACY H. COLLINS . . . North Charleston, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING

DAN M. CONNELLY Clemson, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Agricultural Education Club.

DEWEY C. CRAIG Anderson, S. C.

EDUCATION

JOHN R. CRAWFORD Saluda, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

EDUCATION

RONALD M. DAVIS Columbia, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
RPA Club 4.

L. J. DELANEY, JR Naples, Fla.

SCIENCE TEACHING
Amateur Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4.

DAVID A. DEMSEY . . . West Homestead, Pa.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
ROTC; Basketball.

RICHARD G. DODSON .... Piedmont, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING

JAMES p. DRUMMOND . . . Woodruff, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
Scabbard and Blade; AFROTC Cadet of Year 2.

JOHN D. EDWARDS .... Spartanburg, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

CHARLES H. ELLENBURG . . Knoxville, Tenn.
RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

ELEANOR D. FAIREY . . . Summerville, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
RPA Club 3, 4; DTX 2. 3, 4, President 3. 4; ISC 3, 4;
TAPS Junior Staff 3; TAPS Senior Staff 4; Rat Master 2, 3.

RAYMOND S. FEDELE . . . Somerville, N. J.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Scuba Diving Club; Iota Lambda Sigma; Newman Club.

JULIA M. FREIT Lakewood, N. J.

SECONDARY EDUCATION
High Honors 3; Sigma Delta Pi; Chapter Chi.

EILEEN L. GALLAGHER . . . Clemson, S. C.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

KIRSTEN M. GARRETT . . Spartanburg, S. C.
ENGLISH TEACHING

DAVID W. GARRISON .... Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Iota Lambda Sigma; Educational Fraternity 2, 3, 4; Tiger
Staff, Photographer 1 ; Chronicle Staff, Photographer 1 ; Persh-
ing Rifles 1.

WAYNE W. GIBSON Greer, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Iota Lambda Sigma 3, 4.

CUTHBERT S. GLEATON III

EDUCATION

Springfield, S. C.
Loris, S. C.

GEORGE E. GORE, JR

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
AG: Agricultural Education Club; Horry County Club

DAN K. GUNNELS Clarkesville, Ga.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Block "C" Club; Agricultural Education Club.

CARSON V. HARDWICK .... Seneca, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

OSCAR J. HARRY Grover, N. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

JOHN F. HARNETT .... Charleston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Iota Lambda SigTna, Historian 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3. 4.

WILLIAM C. HAWKINS . . . Columbia, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
PKD.

ROGER D. HAYES .... Travelers Rest, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Football.

LEWIS W. HICKS York, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
AG; Agricultural Education Club.

DAVID R. HILL Sumter, S. C.

SCIENCE TEACHING
Student Education Association 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4.

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ALBERT A. HINSON Thomaston, Ga.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
RPA Club 4.

JOHN H. HOSTETLER .... Charleroi, Pa.

BIO-SCIENCE TEACHING
Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4.

ROBERTS. HOUSEHOLDER . Ridge Spring, S. C.
ENGLISH

JAMES M. HUDGENS Union, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
Pershing Rifles 2, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 4.

JOSEPH S. HUNTER Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Scabbard and Blade 4.

MARTIN H. HUTTO Swansea, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

EARL L. HYMAN Pamplico, S. C.

SECONDARY EDUCATION

ANDREW INABINET .... Orangeburg, S. C.

MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

CAROL E. JACKSON .... Huntington, N. Y.

SPANISH
Sigma Delta Pi 3, 4; Student Senate; SUSGA; Women's
House Council, Social Chairman 3; SBX 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader,
Freshman I, Varsity 2; Angel Flight; YMCA.

TACK J. JACKSON Edgefield, S. C.

BIOLOGY TEACHING
Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4; Tiger Brotherhood 3, 4; Football

I, 2, 3. 4.

JERRY L. JENKINS .... Simpsonville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDLTCATION
Iota Lambda Sigma, Historian 3, Treasurer 4; Arnold Air
Society 4; Alpha Phi Omega.

LAURA R. JOHNSON Clio, S. C.

SECONDARY EDUCATION

MICHAEL C. KASHA .... Brooklyn, N. Y.

SCIENCE TEACHING
NEA 3, 4; Pre-Veterinary Club 1, 2; Hillel-Brandeis Club
1. 2, 3. 4, 5, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Vice-President 4, Presi-
dent 5.

IVAN F. KELLEY III . . North Charleston, S. C.

SCIENCE TEACHING
Best Drilled P. R. Pledge 1; Pershing Rifles, C. O. 3;
NSPR 1, 2. 3: Scabbard and Blade 3, 4.

LARRY M. KEYS Clemson, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4; Agricultural
Education Club 2, 3. 4.

WILLIAM T. KISSAM .... Statesville. N. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
RPA Club, President 4; SKE; Football.

VIOLET S. KLEIN Clemson, S. C.

SECONDARY EDUCATION

RONALD N. LACEY Ravenel, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Iota Lambda Sigma.

WILLIAM L. LACHER .... Greenville, S. C.

SECONDARY EDUCATION
DPK 2, 3, 4.

Greenville. S. C.

JOAN E. LANCIANESE .

ENGLISH
Light Brigade 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; DTX 3, 4

ANDREW LaPLACE . . Pompton Plains, N.J.

SCIENCE TEACHING
AAUP Book Award 4; Student Teachers Association 3, 4;
Alpha Phi Omega 4, 5; Glee Club 4; Tiger Staff 4.

PAUL E. LEHOTSKY Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
lota Lambda Sigma.

FRANK P. LIBERATORE . . McKeesport, Pa.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4.

VIRGIL F. LINDER, JR. . . . Bishopville, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
Sigma Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4; RPA Club 4.

EDUCATION

■ ROY D. LONG Saluda, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Agricultural Education Club; ADSA.

JAMES F. LOVE, JR McConnells, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Alpha Zeta; Alpha Tau Alpha; Gamma Sigma Delta; Agri-
cultural Education Club.

JAMES H. LOWE Edgefield, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

ROY P. McFADDEN Catawba, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Agricultural Education Club.

' EARL M. McGILL Blacksburg, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

CHARLES R. MAJOR .... Greenville, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

JOHN M. MANDEVILLE .... Clemson, S. C.

SCIENCE TEACHING
Newman Club; YMCA.

THOMAS A. MERRELL . . Myrtle Beach, S. C.

SCIENCE TEACHING
PKD 3,4, 5, Secretary 5; CDA Junior Staff 4, Senior Staff 5;
Young Republicans 1. 2, 3, 4, 5; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Mars
Hill College 1. 2.

> RICHARD L. MINCHEW .... Saluda, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

JAMES E. MULDROW .... Greenville, S. C.
RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

TOM L. MURRELL Kingsport, Tenn.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

KEITH D. NEELY .... New Cumberland, Pa.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
Scabbard and Blade 4; DPK 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; DMS 4;
ROTC Brigade Staff; RPA Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Pre-
Veterinary Club 1, 2.

• ARTHUR R. NICHOLS Saluda, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
ADSA 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4: Student
Agricultural Council; Agricultural Education Club 4, 5; 4-H
Club 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 3, 4; LSA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer
4, Secretary 5.

JOHNNY W. NOBLES . . Galivants Ferry, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Alpha Zeta; Alpha Tau Alpha; Agricultural Education Club.

HARRY L. OLSZEWSKI .... Baltimore, Md.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Ail-American 3,4.

MALCOLM J. O'NEAL Fairfax, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
RPA Club; AG 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. 4; IFC 3, 4,
Treasurer 3.

• CARL B. OWENS Ware Shoals, S. C.

MATHEMATICS

WAYNE W. PARMER Tenafly, N. J.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

WILLIAM D. PATRICK . . . Winnsboro, S. C.

SCIENCE TEACHING
Mu Beta Psi 3. 4; ASCE 3; PSA 1; Young Republicans 1;
Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

ANN L. PEARCE Clemson, S. C.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

• DEANNA PENNINGTON .... Starr, S. C.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Light Brigade; DTX.

ROBERT V. PERRY Pamplico, S. C.

MATHEMATICS
ROTC.

GEORGE A. PHILLIPS . . Niagara Falls, N. Y.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Iota Lambda Sigma; Block "C" Club; Football Manager 1,
2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 4.

JACKIE R. PHILLIPS .... Pageland, S. C.
VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

EDUCATION

JOE A. POSTON Johnsonville, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

DAVID M. PUTNAM .... Greenville, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
RP.\ Club. Vice-President 1; Student Senate 1; DPK; Scuba
Diving Club. Secretary 1.

LINDA J. RACE Belvedere, N. J.

SECONDARY EDUCATION
Rifle Team 2, 3; Horticulture Club 1; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4.

WILSON B. RATLIFF, JR. . . High Point, N. C.

SCIENCE TEACHING
DPK 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4.

■ WANDA J. REYNOLDS Canon, Ga.

SECONDARY EDUCATION
SEA 2, 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4.

DAVID W. RHODES Woodruff, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Alpha Zeta 3, 4; Agricultural Education Club 2, 3, 4; Alpha
Tau Alpha 3, 4.

A. VANCE RILEY Gastonia, N. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
SAZ 1, 2, 3, 4.

BARRY C. ROBINSON Augusta, Ga.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

► MICHAEL E. RODDEY .... Chester, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Alpha Tau Alpha; Agricultural Education Club, Vice-President
2; AG.

FLOYD T. ROGERS Clyde, N. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
Sportsmanship Award; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club;
Agricultural Education Club; Tiger Brotherhood.

PHILLIP W. ROGERS Climon, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

WILLIAM H. ROSE Gaffney, S. C.

SCIENCE TEACHING

PAUL H. SANDERS .... Summerville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

FREDERICK A. SARGENT . . . Lakeland, Fla.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
DKA.

JOHN O. SCHLEIG, JR. . . Long Branch, N. J.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Iota Lambda Sigma 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, President.

SAMUEL B. SEXTON .... Woodruff, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Iota Lambda Sigma 3, 4; High Court 4; KSN 2, 3, 4.

MELTON D. SHEALY Chapin, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
Langdon Cheves Scholarship 4; Honor Roll 2, 3; LSA 1, 2,
3. 4, Vice-President 4; RPA Club.

JAMES T. SHELL Fountain Inn, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

CURTIS A. SHIRER Clemson, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION

JOHN S. SHIRLEY Seneca, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

CLYDE B. SIMMONS, JR. . . Greenwood, S. C.

SECONDARY EDUCATION
ACS 2, 3; Arnold Air Society 3; AFROTC 1. 2, 3; AG 3, 4.
Pledge Master 4; TAPS Junior Staff 4; Hall Supervisor 2,

CHRISTOPHER E. SLACK . . . Gladwyne, Pa.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

HENRY L- SMITH, JR. . . . Greenwood, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
SAM 1; APO 2; Tang Soo Doo Club 1.

KEITH L. SMITH .... E. Woodstock, Conn.

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION
ATA 1 ; Agricultural Education Club 4.

EDUCATION

' TEDDY L. SMOAK Pendleton, S. C.

SCIENCE TEACHING

THOMAS A. SMOAK Atlanta, Ga.

MATHEMATICS

JIMMY D. SNODDY Wellford, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

BARBARA L. STEVENS . . Washington, D. C.
ENGLISH

LINDA J. STEVENS Clemson, S. C.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
BSU.

CRAIG M. THOMAS .... Georgetown, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
Weight Lifting Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3; Forestry Club 3;
Tang Soo Doo Club 3, Vice-President 3.

JAMES M. THOMAS Hampton, S. C.

ANIMAL SCIENCE
Block and Bridle Club.

JOHN R. THOMAS Portland, Ore.

SCIENCE TEACHING

EVERETT C. THORSLAND . . Teaneck, N. J.
SCIENCE TEACHING

MICHAEL L. TILLEY Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION

KSN.

SANDRA E. TINSLEY .... Anderson, S. C.
ENGLISH

ANDREW M. ULMER .... Walterboro, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Iota Lambda Sigma, Vice-President 3, President 4; PKD 4, 5;
ROTC 3, 4.

JOHN N. VAUGHAN Miami, Fla.

SPANISH

SAMUEL R. VAUGHAN ... St. George, S. C.
SCIENCE TEACHING

OSCAR N. VICK HI ... . Georgetown, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Iota Lambda Sigma.

CHARLES J. WATSON .... Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
ACC Honor Roll 4; Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4, President 4;
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4.

MARY S. WATSON Richmond, Va.

MATHEMATICS

RONALD C. WAY Clemson, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
RPA Club 3, 4; Football I, 2, 3.

ROBERT L. WILDER, JR. . . . Sumter, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
PKD 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 1, Scuba Diving Club 1.

GEORGE C. WILLIAMS. JR. . . Hanahan, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
WSBF-FM 1, 2, 3, 4.

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WILLIAM R. WILLIAMSON . Tabor City, N. C.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

LINDA L. WILSON Houston, Texas

ENGLISH

SUE M. YOUNG Las Vegas, Nev.

SCIENCE TEACHING

MANLY S. YOUNG Fort Mill, S. C.

RECREATION AND PARKS ADMINISTRATION
National RPA Scholarship 3, 4; Gamma Beta Phi 2, 3; RPA
Club 4, 5. President 4; APO 2. 3, 4, 5; York County Club
3, 4, 5; Young Republicans 2, 3, 4; SAM 3.

LINVIL G. RICH, Dean

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ngineenng

The College of Engineering at Clemson Univer-
sity offers its students eight different curriculums
pertaining to engineering: Agricultural, Ceramic,
Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical
and Metallurgical. Industrial Engineering, how-
ever, is to be discontinued and has accepted no
new students since 1966. The Agricultural Engi-
neering curriculum is jointly administered by the
College of Engineering and the College of Agri-
culture and Biological Sciences.

A Bachelor of Science degree from the College
of Engineering leads to a wide choice of careers
and serves as a preparation for continued study
on the job or further formal graduate study in a
broad spectrum of fields. The engineering curricu-
lums include thorough education in various phases
of the field of specialization without overempha-
sizing one phase to the neglect of others. The
first two years of study include the basic funda-
mentals and social sciences.

Upon entering the working world of today the
engineer prepares to make for a better world in
tomorrow.

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ENGINEERING

JAMES H. ABRAMS, JR. . . . Whitmire, S. C.

ENGINEERING
DKA; Phi Kappa Phi.

MARY S. ADAMS Charleston, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

ASME.

RICHARD A. ALBERS . . . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Block "C" Club 3, 4; ACS 1, 2; ASCE; Freshman Track 1;
Varsity Track 3, 4.

TERRY K. ALEXANDER . . Spartanburg, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
DMS 4; AICHE 2, 3, 4; President's Cabinet 3; Chairman of
Ways and Means Committee 3; Circle "K" Club 2, 3; SAZ
3. 4; Juunior Staff CDA 3; Senior Staff CDA 4; Hall
Monitor 3; Weight Lifting Club 3; ROTC Company Com-
mander 4.

LEWIS E. ASTON . . Charleston Heights, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Outstanding Counter Guerrilla 2; Arnold Air Society 3, 4;
Charleston County Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

NEIL ROBERT BAER .... Edgewater, Md.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3; Assistant PIO 4th Regimental Head-
quarters 3.

JAMES R. BAKER Newberry, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

JOHNNY E. BALDWIN .... Lockhart, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

DAVID T. BALLENGER . . . Gray Court, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
ACS 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Advanced ROTC.

MICHAEL K. BANTZ . . North Charleston, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 2, 3, 4; Honor Student 1; BSU 2.

WILLIAM A. BARKER . . Virginia Beach, Va.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 2, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4,

WILLIAM H, BARNETTE . . Campbello, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

THEODORE D. BEAM .... Charlotte, N. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
SAZ 2, 3, 4; AIIE 1, 2, 3, 4.

JOHN W. BEESON Liberty, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
DPK; ASCE.

WILLIAM B. BEGG .... Spartanburg, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE 2, 3, 4, 5; SAZ 2, 3, 4, 5; CDA 3.

EARL L. BELCHER, JR Aiken, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE; Young Republicans 3, 4; Weight Lifting Club 2, 3, 4.

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RICHARD J. BELKEN Sumter, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

GEORGE F. BELL Hartsville, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE.

WILLIAM C. BERNAT .... Charleston, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE; Newman Club.

ROBERT F. BINFORD .... Charleston, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 1. 2. 3, 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President
3, President 4; Tiger Circulation Staff 1, 2.

WAYMAN R. BISHOP Atlanta, Ga.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
KD.X.

JOHNNY H. BLACKMAN . . . Lancaster, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
ACS, Publicity Chairman 3, 4; AFROTC 3, 4.

JEFFERSON A. BLANTON . . . Gaffney, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME.

ODELL B. BLUME Barnwell, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 3. 4; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2.

ENGINEERING

EDMUND M. BOLIN .... Rowesville, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 2, 3, 4; Dean's List 4; Amateur Radio Club 2, 3, 4.

NORBERT J. BORKE.JR. . . . Charleston, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

VICTOR A. BOUDOLF .... Charleston, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

IEEE.

ROBERT D. BOWEN Ripley, Ohio

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Honors Program 1. 3; Blue Key 3, 4; Tiger Brotherhood 3. 4
ASCE 3. 4: Student Senate 3; Student Body Vice-President 4
WSBF 1. 2, 3, 4; Tigerama, Assistant Director 3, Director 4
Junior Follies, Emcee 2, Co-Director 3 ; Chronicle Promotion
Manager 3.

DOUGLAS R. BOWER . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

WILLIAM M. BOYCE .... Cross Hill, S. C.
CIVIL ENGINEERING

ASCE 2, 3, 4.

JAMES H. BRANDON, JR. . . . Clover, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 2, 3, 4; Mu Beta Psi 2. 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4;
Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger Band
Staff 4.

WALTER R. BRANDT .... Walhalla, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Mu Beta Psi 2, 3, 4; ASCE 2, 3, 4; Glee Qub 1, 2, 3, 4.

GLENN W. BRANNEN . . . Great Falls, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Mu Beta Psi 2, 3. 4; Tiger Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Supply Sergeant
3, Vice-Commander 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

JERRY A. BRANNON Union, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 2. 3, 4; SAME 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Reserve
Officers Assn. Metal 3; Hall Supervisor 4; Hall Monitor 3;
Union County Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4;
Counter-Guerrillas 2, 3. Commander 3.

ROY H. BREDAL Spartanburg, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ASME 3, 4; KSN 1, 2, 3, 4.

JOSEPH R. BRIGGS .... College Park, Ga.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. President 4.

CALVIN H. BROWN Columbia, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
SKE; Phi Eta Sigma; Gamma Beta Phi; AIChE.

FURMAN H. BROWN Laurens, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 3, 4.

KENNETH J. BROWN, JR Fairfax, Va.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
PKD 3. 4; Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3.

ROLAND L. BROWN .... Spartanburg, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 4.

RICHARD C. BRYAN Ivyland, Pa.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Dean's List 2; ASCE 4; ISA 3.

DARYL E. BULLINGTON

Franklin, N. C.

THOMAS U. BURGESS Belton, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
ASAE 2, 3, 4, President 4; APO.

WILLIAM N. BURLEY .... Walhalla, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 2.

WOODS W. BURNETT

Columbia, S. C.

ROBERT A. CALHOUN Metter, Ga.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; ASME 4; SAME 3, 4; Pershing
Rifles 3. 4, Executive Officer 4; Pershing Rifles Silver
Achievement Award 3.

JAMES P. CAMPBELL Dillon, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE 3, 4; Tae Kwon Do Club 2, 3, 4.

PAUL G. CAMPBELL, JR. . . . Chester, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE 2. 3, 4; ACS 4; Rat Master 3; Chester County Club
1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4.

ENGINEERING

DENNIS A. CARLSON .... Rock Hill, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
Tennis 1, 2.

JAMES L. CARPENTER .... Easley, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
ACS 4.

JUDSON K. CHAPIN Greenville, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE.

MARSHALL P. CHILDRESS . . . Salem, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Singleton Scholarship 1. 2; Tau Beta Pi 3, 4.

JAMESE. CHINNERS, JR. . Moncks Corner, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
National 4-H Conference 1; AIChE 1, 2. 3, 4; SCSSL 3;
Central Spirit Committee 4; Rat Master at Large 4; 4-H Club
!. 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 3; Tiger Band 1. 2, 3. 4; AFROTC
Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3. 4.

WILLIAM L. CLAPPER . North Charleston, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

JAMES H. CLARKSON Sumter, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
AIIE 2, 4.

ARTHUR F. COCKCROFT . . Newberry, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

HARRY C. COLDRECK III . . Livingston, N. J.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
.\SCE 1, 2, 3, 4.

THOMAS O. COLEMAN, JR. . . Metuchen, N. J.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE 2, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; SAME 3, 4;
ACS 4: Arnold Air Society 2, 3, 4.

RICHARD A. CONKLIN . . . Clearwater, Fla.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
SAE 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Monitor 2, 3; Hall Supervisor 4.

JOSEPH T. COOK Clemson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

IEEE 3, 4. 5; DPK 3. 4, 5.

JOHN S. COONS Glenview, 111.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 4; Aero Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Secretary 3.

ROY H. COOPER Columbus, Ga.

METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
Tiger Band; ASME; Gamma Beta Phi.

JOHN W. COTTON Columbia, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
.\CS 3, President and Secretary; Keramos 1; Freshman
Senator; Men's Residence Court 1; Arnold Air Society 1;
BSU 4.

FRANK L. COX Clemson, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Distinguished Military Student 4; Tiger Brotherhood 2, 3,
4. 5; AIChE I. 2, 3, 4, 5; CDA Junior Staff 3, Placing
Chairman 4; DKA 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 3, Pledge-
master 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; Football 1, 2,
3; ROTC.

■ THOMAS J. COYLE Easley, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

HENRY CLAYBORNE, JR. . . . Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ASME 2.

JOHN D. CRENSHAW Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
AIIE 3. 4; DPK 3. 4, Secretary 4, Rush Chairman 4; Arjiold
Air Society 3. 4.

WILLIAM A. CRUMPLER . . Myrtle Beach, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 4.

JOSEPH W. CULP Rock Hill, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Lowenstein Scholarship 2, 3, 4; ASME 3. 4; Tau Beta Pi
3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3. 4; Summer National Science Foun-
dation Work Award

CHARLES L. DALTON . . East Flat Rock, N. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ASME 4.

CARROLL E. DANIEL .... Gainesville, Ga.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Cadet of the Week A. S.; Hall Monitor 2, 3.

BARRY T. DAVILLI . . . Feeding Hills, Mass.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
American Ordnance Association Award. Clemson Cadet Cup;
R. W. Simpson Medal 3; Silver Achivcment Award P. R. ;
Newman Club I. 2, 3; Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3, 4.

ENGINEERING

JAMES M. DAVIS Lancaster, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
AFROTC Scholarship 3, 4; Honors Program 1, 2, 3, 4; IEEE
1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; SAME 4; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3;
Amateur Radio Club 1, 2.

DAVID A. DEEM Rosemont, Pa.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
AIIE, President 5; WSBF, Transmitter Engineer 3.

ROGER L. DEFENBAAGH . . Honea Path, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Advanced AFROTC 3, 4; APO 4; ASME 3, 4.

JAMES R. DELAND, JR Key West, Fla.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

' DAVID G. DEMPSEY . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE; Pershing Rifles.

DANNY O. DERRICK Columbia, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 4.

DAVID W. DETWILER .... Columbia, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE.

RUSSELL L. DIXON Lando, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

• ROBERT L. DOBSON Greer, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Schlumberger Foundation Scholarship 3; Sherwood E. Liles
Scholarship 4; Honors Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi; Phi
Kappa Phi 3. 4; IEEE 2, 3, 4; Advanced ROTC 3. 4; Wesley
Foundation.

CHARLES R. DONOHOE . W. Long Branch, N. J.
CIVIL ENGINEERING

JAMES A. DOSS Chattanooga, Tenn.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
AIIE.

CLAYBURN B. DRAKE . . . Pendleton, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Tiger Band 1, 2. 3; Concert Band 1, 2.

• NICHOLAS T. DRAKE . . . Bennettsville, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

DONALD O. DRUELLE . . . Charleston, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

KENNETH R. DUNHAM .... Nutley, N.J.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
ACS 1; Aero Club 3.

ROBERT F. EDMONDS, JR. . . . Pickens, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4.

• ROBERT D. ERVIN Greenville, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

CRAIG R. FALLON Central, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 2, 3, 4; TPA.

WILLIAM D. FAUST .... Greensboro, N. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
Keramos Honor Fraternity.

JOHN G. FEDERLINE .... Greenville, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
ACS; Wesley Foundation 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Manager of
the Swimming Team 3; Tiger Staff 2.

• DANIEL L. FERGUSON .... Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

DAVID C. FISCHETTI .... Brooklyn, N. Y.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE; Newman Club.

RICHARD P. FLETCHER .... McColl, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN R. FLOYD, JR Newberry, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 2, 3, 4; PSA 1, 2.

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ENGINEERING

JODA F. FORTSON Elberton, Ga.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

ACS 2, 3, 4.

DERRILL R. FOWLER .... Walhalla, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

THEODORE C. FOX III . . . Batesburg, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
SKE; SAME.

JOHN D. FRALICK Walterboro, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ASME 3, •>.

RICHARD E. FRANK Panama, R. P.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE •»; International Students Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre-
tary 3, 4.

JOHN E. FREDERIKSEN . . Toms River, N. J.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

IEEE 2, 3, 4; Newman Oub 1, 4; WSBF I, 2, 3, 4, Main-
tenance and Service Engineer 2, Control Room Engineer 3,
Technical Manager 4; Junior Follies 3; Tigerama 4; Sailing
Club 4.

ALEX G. GAMBLE III . . . Chattanooga, Tenn.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 4.

WILLIAM G. GAMBRELL . . Honea Path, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE.

LELAND C. GARDNER . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ALEX H. GAY III ... . McGuire AFB, N. J.
CIVIL ENGINEERING

DAVID N. GAY North Augusta, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Aerospace Studies Achievement Award 2; Arnold Air Society
3, 4, Executive Officer 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; ASME
2, 3, 4; DeMolay Club, President 2; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM A. GEORGE .... Baltimore, Md.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME; Christian Science Organization; Rifle Team 5.

ERNEST W. GIBBONS .... Cincinnati, Ohio
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

THERMAN L. GIBBONS, JR. . . Charlotte, N. C.
CERAMIC ENGINEERING

DELNO R. GLEASON Seneca, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
KSN 3, 4.

ADRIAN J. GLENN Jenkinsville, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Football Manager I, 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club.

Hartwell, Ga.

ROBERT M. GLENN, JR

CIVIL ENGINEERING

THOMAS R. GRIZZLE . North Charleston, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

CHARLES L. GUEST Anderson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ROGER O. HALL Asheville, N. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE.

MARION D. HANCOCK . Wmston-Salem, N. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME, Vice-chairman 4; YMCA 1; Glee Club 1; ROTC
Band 1. 2; Wesley Foundation.

CHARLES D. HARDISTER . . . Easley, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
WSBF 3, 4; AIIE 3, 4.

JACK S. HARROWER .... Asheville, N. C.

MECH.\NICAL ENGINEERING
WSBF 1, 2. 3. 4. Business Director 4, Office Manager 2. 3;
ASME 2. 3. 4; Student Senate 3, 4; Chairman of the Judiciary
Con\mittee 4; Ways and Means Committee 3; Gamma Beta
Phi 2. 3, 4; Blue Key; Tiger Brotherhood; Who's Who.

LARRY C. HART Greenville, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

ENGINEERING

' HARLOCK W. HARVEY III . . Hartsville, S. C.

INDl'STRIAI, ENGINEERING

AIEE 2, 3, 4; NS 1, 2, 3, 4, Pledge Master 3; Cheerleader 3.

THOMAS R. HAYES .... Spartanburg, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 3, 4.

ROBERT R. HENDERSON . Spartanburg, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
AIIE 3, 4, Secretary 4.

JAMES R. HENDRICKS, JR. . . Pelzer, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ROTC, Superior Cadet Award 1; ASCE 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi-
dent 3; Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Tau
Beta Pi 3, 4, Secretary 4; DMS 4.

EDWARD C. HENNE, JR. . . . Arlington, Va.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Honor Roll 1, 2; Higgins Engineering Scholarship 3; AIChE;
Newman Club 1, 2, 3.

MICHAEL J. HILLYER .... Clemson, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
WSBF.

GEORGE C. HIXON, JR Easton, Pa.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 2, 3, 4; YMCA.

WILLIAM D. HOLDER . . . Greenwood, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; AIChE 2, 3, 4, President 4; BSU 1;
Greenwood County Club 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; URATS
1. 2, 3. 4.

WALTER T. HOWARD .... Clemson, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE 2, 3, 4.

JOHN E. HURSEY . . . North Charleston, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Tiger Band 1; Concert Band 1. 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM A. HYATT . . . Spartanburg, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
AIIE.

JAMES F. JACKSON .... Downington, Pa.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE; Newman Club.

JOSEPH S. JACOBS Gastonia, N. C.

ASCE.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

SAMMY S. JACKSON Pelion, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

CHARLES W. JAGERS . . . Charleston, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

BEN C. JEFFORDS Orangeburg, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

KDX 1, 2, 3. 4.

GEORGE W. JENKINS

Clemson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

CHARLES W. JENNINGS . . . Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME; CDA Junior Staff; Advanced AFROTC; D. N. Harris
Award.

SHELDON M. JETER Carlisle, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Track I, 2, 3, 4; Highest Honors 1; High Honors 2. 3; Phi
Eta Sigma.

HERBERTA. JOHNSON, JR. . Simpsonville. S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
ASME 2, 3, 4; AIIE 3. 4; Advanced AFROTC 3, 4; YMCA
I, 3; Aero Club 2. 3, 4; Tae Kwon Do Club 3, 4.

ALBERT E. JOHNSTON . . . Greenville, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE 1, 2, 3, 4; CDA Junior Staff 3; Advanced ROTC.

RUDOLPH M. JONES. JR. . . . Sumter, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Assoc, of the Army Award.

THEODORE E. JONES, JR. . N. Augusta, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ASME.

JOSEPH W. JORDON Marion, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Pershing Rifles, Bronze Achievement Award; R. W. Simspon
Award 3; Scabbard and Blade.

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ENGINEERING

HARRY A. JOYE, JR Charleston, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 3, 4.

ROBERT C. JUSTIS, JR. . . Wilmington, Del.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

SIDNEY P. KERSEY, JR Cliester, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Highest Honors 1; High Honors 2, 3; Reserve Officer Assoc.
Award 1; General Dynamics Award 2; Tau Beta Pi Pledge
Entry Winner 3; Tau Beta Phi 3, 4, President 4; IEEE 2,
3, 4, Chairmm 4; Blue Key 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Phi
Kappa Phi 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors Program
1, 2, 3. 4; AFROTC Band 1; Chester County Clemson Club
1, 2.

FRANCIS M. KING, JR Greenville, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mu Beta Psi 2, 3, 4,

WILLIAM T. KNOWLES . . . Charleston, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 2. 3. 4.

ARTHUR D. KRUDENER . Bradfordwoods, Pa.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 2, 3, 4; Barnett Hall Social Committee 4; Freshman
Golf Team; Hall Monitor 2; Intramural Sports.

THOMAS P. LANE, JR. . . . Greenville, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 1.

EVANS A. LaROCHE, JR. . . . Anderson, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
DPK; Phi Eta Sigma.

LYNN R. LEASE Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3; Tau Beta Pi 3.

WARREN E. LEDDON .... Columbia, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

LARRY W. LEE Spartanburg, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
AIIE 3, 4; SAM 3; Scabbard and Blade 4; Arnold Air
Society 3, 4; AFROTC Group Commander 4; Tiger Business
Staff 1, 2, 3, Circulation Manager 4; Hall Supervision 3, 4.

DAVID D. LITTLE .... Spartanburg, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
AIIE 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chair-

DONALD F. LOONEY Irmo, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE.

CRAIG J. LORENZINI Dumont, N. J.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Army ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger Band 1, 2; Army Band 1, 2.

ELDON D. LUFI Penrose, N. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
BSU 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4.

RONALD F. LYNCH Clemson, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
.-\SME 3. 4; APO I; YMCA 1, 2.

JOHN F. McBRIDE .... Bennettsville, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Circle "K" Club 1; ASME 3, 4.

JOE A. McCARTY Columbia, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Association of the U. S. Array Award 3; SAME 3, President

4. 5.

WILLIAM K. McCOMBS . . Surfside Beach, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Arnold Air Society; ASCE.

EDGAR C. McGEE Orangeburg, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Class President 2, 3; Student Body President 4; Blue Key;
Tiger Brotherhood; Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4; Numeral Society.

' JOHN G. McGOWAN Florence, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

IEEE.

lERRY N. McMULLAN Miami, Fla.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Scabbard and Blade; Bruce Knight Memorial Award; Pershing
Rifles 3. Assistant Pledge Commander.

LARRY P. McPHERSON .... Clemson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

JAMES A. MARLER .... Fountain Inn, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

Honors 2: Distinguished Military Student.

ENGINEERING

STANLEY F. MASSINGILL . . . Central, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE; ROTC; Advanced ROTC.

CHARLES L. MATTHEWS . N. Charleston, S.. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Advanced ROTC.

JAMES K. MAYFIELD . . . Simpsonville, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ASME 3, 4.

ALLEN B. MEADERS .... Greenville, S. C.

ELECTRUAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1.

\IRGIL C. MEYERS, JR. . . . Charleston, S. C.

METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 2, 3, 4; Hall Monitor 3.

MARION C. MILLER Greer, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE, Secretary 4; SAME 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi 4; Block "C"
Club 2, 3, 4; DPK 3. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes
3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4.

MAXWELL B. MITCHELL .... Trion, Va.

AGRICl'LTURAL ENGINEERING
ASAE 2, 3, 4, 5; SAME 3. 4, 5; Advanced ROTC; Tiger
Band 2, 3, 5; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 5; Radio Club 1 2.

ROBERT D. MOFFAT Florence, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 4; NS 1, 2, 3, 4.

KENNETH M. MONTJOY . . Woodruff, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 3, 4.

NOEL M. MOORE .... North Augusta, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE; CDA Junior Staff; Tiger Staff 3.

KENNETH MORRISON . . . Anderson, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

CARL D. NELSON, JR. . . . Charleston, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Phi Eta Sigma 2, 3. 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi
3, 4; ASME 3, 4.

CHARLES B. NELSON . . . Ninety Six, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Air Science I Achievement Award; AFROTC 1; Phi Kappa
Phi 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi 3, 4; IEEE 2. 3, 4.

NELSON, JR. . . Charleston,
CIVIL ENGINEERING

S.C.

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S.C.

GEORGE P.

ASCE.

KENNETH W. NETTLES . . Walterboro,

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Colleton County Club; IEEE.

JOSEPH G. NEUWIRTH .... Clemson,

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME; Phi Eta Sigma; High Honors 1; Honors 2; Hon
Hall Monitor 2.

THOMAS C. NEWMAN .... Sumter, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Dixie Skydivers 3, 4; ASME 2, 3, 4; SAME 3. 4; ROTC
1, 2, 3, 4.

JOSEPH S. NEWTON . . . Yonges Island, S. C.

METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
Reserve Officers Association Award 2; Alpha Sigma Mu Merit
Award 3; Burlington Foundation Sochalrship 3. 4; Phi Eta
Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3. 4; Tau Beta Pi 3, Vice-
President 4; Alpha Sigma Mu 3, 4; ASM 2, President 3. 4;
Student Senate, Secretary 4; Hall Resident Counselor 2. 3,
4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger Staff 1; Lab Assistant 3, 4.

MAIDA A. OWEN Berkeley, Calif.

ZOOLOGY
SBX 3, 4, Secretary 4.

DANIEL H. OWENS Greenville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

JOHN A. PEARCE .... North Augusta, S.C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Board of Directors, Member ROBD; ASME 3, 4.

PHILIP B. PEGRAM .... Coral Gables, Fla.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ASME 3. 4.

LONNIE D. PHIFER III . . . Fort Mill, S. C.

M EC H AX ICA L ENGI NEERING
American Legion AFROTC Award 3; Honors 1, 2; AF Wing
commander 4; Distingui';hed AFROTC Cadet Award 4; Honor
Student 1, 2. 3; Hall Monitor 2. 3; Hall Supervisor 4: Scab-
bard and Blade, Secretary 3, 4; Arnold Air Society, Vice-
President 2, 3, 4; Flight Instruction Program 3. 4; Aero
Club 4.

GARY C. PHILLIPS Hartwell, Ga.

INDl-STRIAL MANAGEMENT
KDX; Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

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ENGINEERING

WILLIAM E. PINSON, JR. . Ware Shoals, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

WILLIAM T. POOL Greenville, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Olin Summer Project Grant; ACS 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2;
AIChE 2, 3, 4; Wesley Foundation 1, 2, 3.

VICTOR H. POORE Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM.

JOHN L. POTTS Greenville, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
SAME 3; Advanced ROTC 4.

DONALD B. POUNDER . . N. Charleston, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
RONALD E. POWER .... Johnsonville, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME.

ROBERT E. PRUETT . . . North Augusta, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
.\SME; Arnold Air Society.

WILLIAM M. PUTNAM, JR. . . Greenville, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 2, 3, 4; SAME 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4:
APO 2, 3, 4.

MIR Z. RAHIM Pakistan

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
ISA 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club 3, 4; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Most
\'aluable Tennis Player.

ROBERT S. REARDEN, JR. . . N. Augusta, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Honors 1; Association of the U. S. Army Award 3; IEEE 2,
3, 4; Clemson Amateur Radio Club I, 2; LSA 1; Advanced
ROTC.

JAMES D. REDDEN Hartsville, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Phi Kappa Phi 4; Blue Key 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi 3, 4, President
4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Financial Review Board 3, 4; KDX
1. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4.

CHARLES R. REESE Union, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

Keramos Merit Award 3, 4; Distinguished Military Student 4;
Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi
3. 4. Treasurer 4; Keramos 3, 4. President 4; ACS 2, 3, 4;
Union County Clemson Qub I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3.

JAMES E. REEVES, JR. . . . Greenville, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3, 4.

MICKEY E. REEVES Laurens, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

KSN.

MARION R. REMBERT, JR. . . . Sumter, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE.
WILLIAM E. REYNOLDS .... Sumter, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 3, 4; DPK.

MICHAEL E. RICE Greer, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

RICHARD W. RICE Greenwood, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Highest Honors 1, 2. 3. 4; Honors Program 1, 2; R. F. Poole
Alumni Scholar 1, 2. 3, 4; Chemical Rubber Co. Chemistry
Award 1; Military History Award 2: Tau Beta Pi Scholastic
Award 2; AIChE' Scholastic Award 3; Phi Kappa Phi Award
3; Tau Beta Pi 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1,
2. 3, 4; AIChE 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; BSU 1; Young Repub-
licans 2, 3; Greenwood County Clemson Club 1, 2; URATS
1. 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM A. RICHTER . . . Charleston, S. C.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME 2, 3. 4.

JAMES M. RIEKER Lansdale, Pa.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

AIChE 3, 4; ACS 2, 3, 4.

FREDERICK H. ROBBINS . . Coral Gables, Fla.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 3, 4; Clemson Aero Club 3, 4.

GEORGE C. RODRIGUES . . Fayetteville, N. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Honors 1, 3; AIChE 2, 3, 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4. President of
Councils 2, 3; YMCA Cabinet 2. 3; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4.

LEONARD A. SENEROTE, IR. . Belvedere, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
Reserve Officer Association Award 1,3; Honors I, 2, 3; Dis-
tinguished Military Student; Scibbard and Blade Award 2;
Higcins Scholarship Award 3; Keramos 3, 4. Treasurer 4;
Scabbard and Blade 3. 4; ACS 2. 3. 4; Hall Supervisor 2, 3,
4; Newman Society; Counter Guerrilla Platoon 1, 2, 3, Com-
mander 3: Pershing Rifles; SAME 4.

WILLIAM M. SHEPPARD . . Orangeburg, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE,

ENGINEERING

JOHN FELIX SHOUSE, JR. . . Clemson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 1, 2, 3, 4; WSBF Transmitter Engineer, Control Room
Engineer, Technical Manager, Engineering Director; YMCA;
Tigerama 3, 4; Junior Follies 3.

SIDNEY JACKSON SHRUM . . Pageland, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 3, 4.

BERT E. SHULER Pendleton, S. C.

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

ANDREW P. SMITH, JR. . . . Pinopolis, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

DAVID E. SMITH . . . North Charleston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
PKD; AIIE

RUSSELL F. SMITH .... Indianapolis, Ind.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

KSN.

NEIL A. SMOAK Orangeburg, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE; ASTM; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi;
P. A. and E. Award; P. P. P. Award.

WILLIAM C. SMYRE, JR. . . . Columbia, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2. 3, 4; IEEE 3, 4.

HAROLD J. STEIGLER .... Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
AIIE.

JAMES W. STEIFLE .... Greenwood, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi 3,
Secretary 4; IEEE 2, 3, Treasurer 4; BSU 1; Greenwood
County Clemson Club 1 ; Arnold Air Society 4 ; Advanced
AFROTC; Honors Program 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Division Honors
Certificate 2; High Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Higgins Undergraduate
Scholarship 2, 3, 4; Chicago Tribune Silver Medal Award 1;
SAME Eng. Excellence Award 3.

DAVE R. STOKELY, JR. . . . Kingsport, Tenn.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE.

DAVID E. STRICKLAND . . Jacksonville, Fla.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
ASME.

KARL F. STROUP Gastonia, N. C.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Phi Eta Sigma 4; Phi Kappa Phi 1; AIIE 3.

WAYNE ANTHONY STURGIS N. Augusta, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
KSN 2, 3, 4; ASCE-

DAVID BENJAMIN TANNER . . Easley, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

RICKY L. THOMAS Seneca, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

STEPHEN M. THOMPSON Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ROBERT PAUL TRAINOR, JR. . Beverly, Mass.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4. Secretary, Treasurer and President;
AIIE; Newman Club.

WILLIAM W. THRAVES . . Orangeburg, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

NS.

LAWRENCE C. TROPEA, JR. . . Buffalo, N. Y.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE; Sailing Club 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Advanced
ROTC 3, 4; Men's Residence Court 4.

JAMES HAROLD TUCK . . . Greenville, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

JOEL OSCAR TYNER .... Florence, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
BSU 2, 3, 4.

TED STENNETT VALENTINE . Jackson, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

JOHN VAN deERVE Charleston, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Young Republicans.

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ENGINEERING

DAN B. VAUGHAN .... Anchorage, Alaska

CIVIL ENGINEERING
PKD.

LARRY E. VINCENT Clemson, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE.

JAMES E. VISSAGE, JR. . . . Greenville, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
ACS.

JAMES W. WALKER Decatur, Ga.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; ASCE 3, 4; Newtonian Society 2, 3.

RICHARD C. WALKER .... Pittsburgh, Pa.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Chemical Engineering Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Advanced ROTC 3,
4; Intramural Sports.

JAMES C. WARD Clemson, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 3, 4.

JOHN R. WARD Sarver, Pa.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Senate 1; Newman Society 1,2,3,4.

FREDERICK H. WATKINS III . Caldwell, N. J.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 1.

ROBERT N. WATSON .... Greenville, S. C.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING
Head Kreshman Cheerleader 1, Cheerleader 2, Head Cheerleader
4; Country Gentleman 3; Tiger Brotherhood 4, 5; Block "C"
Club 4, 5; ACS 2, 3, 4, 5; Central Spirit Committee 4, 5;
Rat Court 4; DKA 1, 2, 3. 4, 5.

JAMES U. WATTS Darlington, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 3, 4; Gamma Omega Phi 3, 4; Fencing 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM J. WATSON .... Vero Beach, Fla.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

AS.ME 4.

HOWARD R. WELFARE, JR. . . Charlotte, N. C.
METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

ASM.

RONALD M. WELLS .... Darlington, S. C.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ASME.

JOHN N. WHALEN Savannah, Ga.

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

GARY T. WHITFIELD .... Anderson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Tau Beta Pi 3. 4: IEEE 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3.

BENJAMIN F. WILLIAMS .... Dillon, S. C.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
AIChE 2, 3, President of Southern Region 4; Junior Class
Treasurer 3; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Financial Review
Board 3, 4; NS 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Circle
"K" Club 1; Advanced AFROTC, Band Commander 4; Wes-
ley Foundation Freshman Council 1; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Dillon County Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, Vice-President 3,
President 4; Mu Beta Psi 2, 3, 4: Tiger Brotherhood.

CLAUDE D, WILSON .... Anderson, S. C.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
IEEE 3. 4.

HUGH T. WILSON, JR. . . . Greenville, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

ROBERT R. WILSON .... Anderson, S. C;

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4; AFROTC Junior Achievement Award;
ASME 2, 3, 4; Tau Beta Pi 3, 4 ; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; High
Court 4; KSN Vice-President 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM F. WOLTER .... Asheville, N. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 4; SKE, Secretary 4; Clemson Jungaleers I, 2; Sen-
timental Ja

JOHN M. WOODS Greenville, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE 2. 3, 4. Vice-President 4; Resident Court 4; Hall
Supervisor 2, 3, 4.

HAYNE B. WORKMAN, JR. . . Kinards, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING
ASCE

BARBARA C. YOUNG .... Columbia, S. C.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

MARSH Q. YOUNG Sumter, S. C.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

WALLACE D. TREVILLIAN, Dean

Industrial Management
And Textile Science

In its twelve years of existence at Clemson
University, the School of Industrial Management
and Textile Science has provided an extensive
program in the professional and textile fields.

The Industrial Management program at Clem-
son includes studies in social and physical sciences,
as well as humanities. Beginning this year those
majoring in Economics are under the School of
Industrial Management rather than the School of
Arts and Sciences.

The School of Textile Science has three divi-
sions : Textile Chemistry, Textile Management
and Textile Science. Textile Management gives
an essential background in textile technological
and managerial subjects with outside emphasis on
the basic sciences. Textile Chemistry graduates
are generally employed in research and adminis-
trative positions in their field.

The School of Industrial Management and Tex-
tile Science realizes the need for a versatile edu-
cation and strives toward this in all its programs.

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INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

• RUSSELL H. ABERNATHY . Garden City, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM.

JAMES W. ADDISON Fairfax, Ala.

ECONOMICS
Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; DKA 1, 2,
3, 4, Vice-President 4; Tiger Brotherhood 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3,
Cub Master 4; Blue Key 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Block "C"
Club 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM R, ADKINS .... Fort Mill, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DKA 2, 3, 4, 5, Chaplain 4; Tiger Brotherhood 3, 4, 5;
Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4, 5; Block "C" Club 3, 4, 5;
SAM 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4, All-ACC 2, 3, 4, All-District
2, 3, 4, Ail-American 2, 3, 4; Mitchell "MVP" Trophy 4.

OSCAR A. ALEXANDER . . . Darlington, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAZ 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; TAPS Junior Staff.

• GARY H. ANDERSON Pickens, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

PETE W. ANGELAKOS .... Laurens, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

BARRY K. AUGHTRY Lyman, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 3, 4; PKD 3, 4; Advanced ROTC 3, 4; Wesley Foun-
dation; Intramural Sports.

EDWARD L. BAILEY, JR. . . Charleston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Air Operations Officer 4; AFROTC;
Air Force Drill Team 1; AG 3, 4; Bowling Team 1, 2, 3, 4,
Captain 1, 2. 3, 4.

• WISE H. BATTEN Estill, S. C.

ECONOMICS
KDX 1, 2. 3. 4, Pledge Master.

WILLIAM O. BEARDEN . . . Greenville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Iota Mu Sigma; NS.

C. WAYNE BELL Greenwood, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
NS 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM G. BENTLEY Atlanta, Ga.

ECONOMICS
Cabonivitch Award 4; Economics Club 3, 4; Scuba Club 1, 2,
3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4.

• JOHN RANDOLPH BETTIS, JR. Charleston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

RONALD L. BHASCO .... Pendleton, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 3, 4.

WILLIAM C. BLEDIGER . . . Greenville, S. C.

ECONOMICS
DPK.

RICHARD PRESTON BLACK . Anderson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• GEORGE W. BOOZER III . . . Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 4; AATT 3, 4; Student Senate 1; NS 1, 2, 3, 4,
Pledge Master 1.

DENNIS R. BOZARD . . . Bennettsville, S. C.

TE.XTILE SCIENCE
ROTC; Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4; AATT 3, 4; Hall Super-

THOMAS O. BROCK Hodges, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Alpha Phi Omega.

lOE T. BROOKS, JR LaGrange, Ga.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• GETTYS S. BROOME Cowpens, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
PKD.

BRUCE A. BURBICK . . . . S. Liverpool, Ohio

ECONOMICS
ACS; Weight Lifting Club 4; Economics Club 3, 4.

EDWARD K. BURDETTE . . Charleston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
KDX 1. 2, 3. 4.

THOMAS M. BURRISS .... Anderson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

DAVID W. BURTON Corbin, Ky.

ECONOMICS

JAMES W. BUTLER Greenville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DPK.

HARRY F. BYERS, JR. . . Hendersonville, N. C.

ECONOMICS
IEEE 3, 4; SAM 3, 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4.

DAVID L. CAMPBELL . . . Haddonfield, N. J.

ECONOMICS
Bowling Club; Scuba Club.

CABOT R. CASKIE Arlington, Va.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Iota Mu Sigma.

FRANK H. CHAPMAN Saluda, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Army ROTC, Company Commander 4; LSA 1, 2, 3.

TOBY G. CHAPMAN Winnsboro, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 4; WSBF 1, 2, 3, 4. News Manager 4; Dixie Skydivers
Club 3, 4.

MELTON D. CHASTEEN . .

ECONOMICS

Anderson, S. C.

KENNETH S. CLINE Oaklyn, N. J.

ECONOMICS

DWIGHT B. COCHRAN . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

ERNEST A. COMMINS . . . Charleston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 1, 2; Delta Phi Beta 3, 4, 5; Senior Class Vice-
President; Central Spirit Committee 5, Senior Day Chairman;
Circle "K" Club 2, 3, Secretary 3; SKE 2, 3, 4, 5; IPC 3,
President 5, Treasurer 5; BSU 1; SEIFC 3; Beta Sigma
Chi 1, 2, 3.

ROLAND L. CONNELLY . . Spartanburg, S. C.

TEXTILES
AATT 4, Secretary 4; J. P. Steven Scholarship.

EPHRIAM G. COPE, JR Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

CAROL D. COPELAND .... Clinton, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 4; Pershing Rifles 1, 2; Scuba Club 3, 4; BSU 4.

JAMES F. COX III Charleston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
YMCA 1. 2; Newman Club 1, 2.

PETE A. CRAWFORD . . . College Place, Ga.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

GEORGE D. CROSBY .... Walterboro, S. C.
TE.XTILE CHEMISTRY

WILLIAM LLOYD CROSBY . Cedar Grove, N. J.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 2. 4: Hall Monitor 3.

JOSEPH E. CROSLAND . . . Greenville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Student Senate 2; Sigma Alpha Zeta 2, 3, 4.

SAMMY E. CROUCH Saluda, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Iota Mu Sigma 3, 4; Assc. of the U. S. Army Award 3.

' GEORGE R. CROWE Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

BENJAMIN H. CUTTING .... Atlanta, Ga.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM.

WILLIAM B. CUTTS .... Georgetown, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

DENNIS G. DANKO Pittsburgh, Pa.

ECONOMICS

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INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

• JAMES A. DARBY Pelzer, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
4-H Club 1, 2; Army ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4.

EUGENE DELADDY, JR. . . Spartanburg, S. C

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; A. B. Carter Scholarship 4; Iota Mu
Sigma 3, 4; SAM 2, 3; Bobbin and Beaker Staff 2.

JOSEPH R. DENDY, JR Laurens, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 5; Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3; BSU 1, 2.

JOHN A. DICKERSON Hartwell, Ga.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Iota Mu Sigma 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3; Student Senate 1. 2,
3. 4, Chairman Judiciary Committee 3, President 4; Blue
Key 3, 4; DKX 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; TAPS Junior
Staff 2.

• PAUL W. DOWDY Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
PKD 3, 4; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

JOHN H. DINNEEN McLean, Va.

ECONOMICS
ACC Honor Roll 2, 3; Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Tau
Epsilon 3, 4; Sigma Delta Pi 3, 4; Block "C" Club 3, 4;
PKD 3, 4; Hall Supervisor 3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3.

JANE C. DUNLAP Greenville, S. C.

ECONOMICS

THOMAS E. DURHAM .... Greenville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAZ.

• JAMES A. DYE Anderson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

LLOYD M. EARGLE Greenville, S. C.

TEXTILE MANAGEMENT
AATT 2. 3, 4; LSA 1, 2, 3; Hall Supervisor 3.

NEAL W. EDWARDS .... Rock Hill, S. C.

ECONOMICS

JAMES H. ELLICOTT Hampton, Va.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
AFROTC 3, 4; SAM 3; Residence Court 4; APO 2; Charles-
ton County Club 1; SKE 2, 3, 4.

• JAMES W. ENGRAM Columbia, S. C.

ECONOMICS
I'MOC 3; Student Senate 2; NS 1, 2, 3, 4; IFC 3, Secre-
tary 3; Oak Haven Ravens 1, 2.

GARY W. ENGSTROM . . . Cedar Grove, N. J.

ECONOMICS
DKA.

JACK W. ERTER Dalzell, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Senior
Class Vice-Pre.sident: Tiger Brotherhood 3, 4; NS 1, 2, 3, 4,
Corresponding Secretary 3; TAPS Activities Editor 3, Editor-
in-Cbief 4; CDA Junior Staff 3.

SAMUEL J. ERVIN, JR. . . . Hemingway, S. C.
TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

• JAMES H. EVANS Charleston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

MICHAEL C. FARMER .... LaFrance, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

HANS C. FEIGE Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

ECONOMICS
TKA-DSR 3. 4, President 3. 4, Regional Secretary 4; PSA
1. 2. 3, 4; YMCA 1. 2, 3. 4; Sophomore Council Secretary;
lunior Council Secretary-Treasurer Senior Council Vice-Presi-
llent; Debate Team 1 2. 3, 4; PreLaw Society 1, 2. 3, 4.
President 3. 4; Clemson Players 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2;
Calhoun Forensic Society Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3,
President 4; Young Democrats 4.

HERBERT P. FENNELL .... Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• JACKSON E. FIELDS, JR. . . . Rock Hill, S. C.

ECONOMICS

•GENE A. J. FINLEY Pickens, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

TIMOTHY P. FINN Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

WAYNE B FISHER Anderson, S. C.

ECONOMICS

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

• PEYTON B. FLORENCE . . Washington, D. C.

ECONOMICS

JAMES F. FOLSOM Adel, Ga.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM.

RICHARD L. GARICK . . . Orangeburg, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
KDX 3, 4; Block "C" Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4.

CARLIS R. GIBSON Gaffney, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• BENNY E. GILLIARD .... Greenville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Scabbard and Blade 4.

PERRIN T. GLEATON .... Columbia, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DMS-ROTC; AATT; KSN.

DANIEL K. GODFREY . Charleston Heights, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

LAWRENCE O.GOLDSTEIN . Spartanburg, S. C.

TEXTILES
Scuba Club 2, i, 4; Karate Club 2, 3. Secretary 2, 3.

• LARRY F. GRANT Fort Mill, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

EARL H. GRUBBS Barnwell, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Iota Lambda Sigma, Delta Sigma Nu; AG 3, 4, Pledge-
master 3.

JOHN G. GRUBBS Greenville, S. C.

TEXTILE MANAGEMENT

THOMAS E. HALL Martinsville, Va.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 3, 4; APO 1, 2, 3, 4; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4.

• F. SCOTT HARDIGREE .... Hartwell, Ga.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

DONALD A. HARPER .... Andrews, S. C.

ECONOMICS
NS 1, 2. 3. 4; AFROTC 3, 4.

HAROLD H. HARRISON, JR. . Greenville, S. C.

ECONOMICS
KSN I. 2. 3. 4, Secretary 4; BSU 1, 4; Economics Club 3, 4;
Young Republicans 2, 3.

ROGER M. HAZELWOOD . . . Hamilton, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
PKD.

• LYKES S. HENDERSON, JR. . . Clinton, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Junior Honors Program 1, 2; AFROTC Scholarship 3, 4;
SAM Outstanding Junior of the Year 3; Iota Mu Sigma 2,
3, 4, President 4, Secretary 3; SAM 2, 3, 4, Program Chair-
man 4; Young Republicans 2.

GEORGE B. HILTON Anderson, S. C.

TEXTILE MANAGEMENT

JOHN K. HIND Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Iota Mu Sigma 3, 4,

JAMES R. HINSON Lancaster, S. C.

TEXTILE MANAGEMENT
SAME 4; AATT 3, 4; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4.

• DANNY D. HOLMES Gaffney, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 2, 3. 4.

JOHN A. HORTON III .... Durham, N. C.

ECONOMICS
Honors 1; High Honors 2, 3: ACC Scholastic Team 3; Phi
Kappa Phi 3, 4; Sigma Tau Epsilon 3, 4; Gamma Beta Phi
3, 4, Vice-President 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3. 4. Captain 4.

CHARLES H. HOUCK .... Allendale, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Tiger Band 1, 2, 3, 4.

TERRY D. HOUSTON Pickens, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

• CALVIN L. HUDSON .... Asheville, N. C.

ECONOMICS
Pershing Rifles 1, 2.

RICHARD H. HUDSON . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

PARRIS M. HUGHEY Clemson, S. C.

ECONOMICS

RONALD D. HUGHEY Gaffney, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Iota Mu Sigma Scholarship Award 4; Iota Mu Sigma 2, 3, 4,
Vice-President 4; SAM, Ratmaster 3, SAM Newsletter, Editor
4; AFROTC 3, 4.

• HAROLD A. HUNTER, JR. . . Silverstreet, S. C.

TEXTILE MANAGEMENT

JAMES C. HURST Chesterfield, S. C.

ECONOMICS

STEPHEN F.HUTCHINSON . Summerville, S. C.

ECONOMICS
CDA 3. 4; OKA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pledge Master 4; Canterbury
Club 1, 1.

DAVID G. JACKEL W. Mifflin, Pa.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4.

• HAROLD D. JACKSON . . Myrtle Beach, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Pershing Rifles; R. W. Simpson Award 1, 2, 3.

WILLIAM T. JACKSON York, S. C.

TEXTILES
PKD.

WILLIAM J. JAMES .... Toms River, N. J.

INDl'STRIAL MANAGEMENT
Baseball; Block "C" Club.

JOHN L. JEFFCOAT, JR. . . . Swansea, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Honor Roll 3, 4; IME 3, 4; SAM 3, 4.

• CARLTON E. JENKINS . . North Augusta, S. C.

TEXTILE MANAGEMENT

DANIEL R. JOHNSON Augusta, Ga.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 2.

WILEY H. JOHNSON, JR. . . Spartanburg, S. C.

ECONOMICS
PKD 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Hall Supervisor 3, 4;
Basketball 1; ROTC 3, 4.

JOHN R. JONES Rock Hill, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

SAM 4.

• RONALD W. JONES Greenville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Baseball 1.

STEPHEN L. JONES Andrews, S. C.

ECONOMICS
SKE 2, 3. 4, Social Chairman 3, President 4.

ROBERT M. JORDAN .... Hartsville, S. d

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Student Senate 4; AG 4; Young Republicans 3, 4, Treasurer
4; TAPS Junior Staflf 4.

THOM.\S L. JORDAN . . . Tangiers, Morocco
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• BRUCE L. KALLEY .... Cedarhurst, N. Y.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SA.VI 3, 4; Pershing Rifles 1; Weight Lifting Club 2, 4.

CLIFFORD B. KAVAN . . . Garden City, N. Y.

ECONOMICS
Young Republicans 1. 2. 3, 4; APO 1. 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3;
YMCA 3, 4; YMCA Handbook, Editor 3.

WILLIAM J. KENNEDY HI . . Clemson, S. C.

TEXTILE MANAGEMENT
NS 1, 2, 3. 4. 5, 6.

ROBERT J. KING River Edge, N. J.

ECONOMICS

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

• GEORGE J. KNIGHT Vamville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

ODIOUS O. KNIGHT, JR. . . Spartanburg, S. C.
TEXTILES

ROBERT M. KOGER Charleston, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Demolay Club 2, 3; YMCA 1, 2; CSO 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2,
President 3, Vice-President 4; Economics Club 3, 4; Glee
Club 3; ROTC Band I, 2.

ROBERT F. KOLB Liberty, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Young Republicans 1, 2. 3, 4; BSU 1, 4; YMCA 1, 2, 3, 4;
Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4.

• PAUL J. KOZMA Staten Island, N. Y.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
DPK; Block "C" Club.

ARTHUR W. LaGRONE . . . Greenville, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Debate Team 3; SAM 4; Economics Club 2, 3; Student
Senate 1; SKE 1, 2, 3, 4; Clerason Players 2, 3.

WILLIAM D. LANGFORD .... Seneca, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

BRUCE N. LANIER West Point, Ga.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Tiger Brotherhood; DKA; Block "C" Club.

• EDWARD B. LaROCHE . . . Gray Court, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Iota Mu Sigma 3.

PETE L. LEWIS Falls Church, Va.

ECONOMICS
Economics Club; Chronicle Staff.

FRED K. LINDER Clifton, S. C.

TEXTILES
AATT.

MICHAEL S. LIPSCOMB . . . Clemson, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• EDWIN A. LODGEK .... Collingswood, N. J.

ECONOMICS
Baseball I. 2, 3; Block "C" Club 3, 4.

FLOYD S. LONG Mauldin, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

ANDREW B. LORD Burlington, Vt.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Clemson Little Theatre 3, 4.

JOE H. LYNN Lancaster, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM Outstanding Sophomore; SAM Man of the Year 3;
SAM 2. 3, 4, President 4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4.

• GERALD K. McALISTER . . . Anderson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

SAM 2, 3.

GARY W. McCONNELL . . . Greenville, S. C.
ECONOMICS

J. BARRY McCRACKEN . . . Branchville, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Men's Residence Court, 4; AG 3, 4; Young Republicans 2,
3. 4, President 4.

JAMES F. McCURRY Belton, S. C.

TEXTILE MANAGEMENT
APO 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 3; AATT 2, 3, 4; SAM
2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 3, 4.

•JERRY E. McGEE Athens, Ga.

ECONOMICS

PETER C. McKINNEY .... Denmark, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
AFROTC; KDX.

NANCY S. MALTHOUSE . . . Clemson, S. C.
ECONOMICS

JAMES K. MANER, JR Garnett, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

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INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

• MARION L. MANNING . . Calhoun Falls, S. C.

ECONOMICS

JAMES M. MARCENGILL . . Williamston, S. C.

TEXTILES
Callaway Educational Scholarship i; Sexdel-Woolcy Scholar-
ship 4; Phi Psi 3, Treasurer 4; AATT 3, 4; Hall Monitor
.'. 4.

JOHN P. MATTISON Anderson, S. C.

ECONOMICS

HARRY P. MAYNARD, JR. . . . Belmont, N. C.

TEXTILES
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Scholarship 3, 4; Phi Psi 4; SAM
i; AATT 3, 4, President 4.

• RICHARD C. MENTE Union, N. J.

I.XDCSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Iota Mu Sigma; SAM; Economics Club; Circle "K" Club;
NU Eps.lon, AFROTC.

JOHN D. MERRILL, JR Greenville, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Economics Club.

JOHN M. MILAM .... Sandy Springs, S. C.
ECONOMICS

ROBERT W, MILLAR Pickens, S. C.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
Ben and Kitty Gossett Scholarship 3, 4; AATCC 2, 3, 4,
Treasurer 4.

• WILLIAM T. MILLS Monroe, N. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

JAMES A. MISHOE Columbia, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Beta Tau Sigma 2, 3. 4.

HARRY L. MOORE Clemson, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Economics Club 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 4; Young
Republicans 3. 4.

HERBERT B. MOORE .... Rock Hill, S. C.

TEXTILES
AATCC 1. 2; SAZ I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; IFC 3; York
County Club 2, 3.

• HUGH F. MORGAN, JR Laurens, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
KSN.

ROGER A. MUCKENFUSS . . Greenville, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

GROVER E. MYERS Portsmouth, Va.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Hish Court .Xttorney 4; APO 4; Tiger Band 2, 3. 4; Air
Force Band 1, Drum Major 1.

LYLE STANLEY NEELY . . . Rock Hill, S. C.

ECONOMICS

• RODNEY L. NELSON .... Norwalk, Conn.

1NDUSTRI.\L MANAGEMENT
Glcf Club 1; Skin Diving Club 1.

IIMMY E. NOLAN Easley, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT -^

ALLEN O. NORRIS Walterboro, S. C.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
.\.\T(.C; Sailing Club; Colleton County Club.

H. CHRISTIAN NUCKOLS, JR. . Columbia, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
^•.\U■A Junior Council. President 3; SAM 4; KDX 1, 2, 3, 4;
^'.^U■A J. 3.

• PHILIP X. ODO^L JR Charleston, S. C.

TEXTILE .MANAGEMENT

CHRISTOPHER G. OLSON . . . Clemson, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Ec.Mi.iniics Cluh.

lOHX E. PARKER Hampton. S. C.

ECONOMICS
KDX 1. 2. .1. 4. Treasurer 4.

DOUGLAS E. PATTERSON . . Anderson, S. C.
ECONOMICS

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

• WILLIAM M. PAYNE Donalds, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Young Republicans 2, 3, 4; Gamma Omega Phi 2, 3, 4, Vice-
President 4; Chronicle Staff 1, 2; Aero Club 3, 4.

RICHARD E. PHILLIPS, JR. . . Walhalla, S. C.

TEXTILES
AATT.

WILLIAM E. POTEAT . . . Spartanburg, S. C.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
AATCC 1, 2, 3, 4; ROTC.

JOHN H. PRICE Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM.

•JOHN N. PURDY Atlanta, Ga.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Block "C" Club 2, 3; Track Manager 1, 2, 3.

ADGER S. REEVES Greenville, S. C.

ECONOMICS

PERRY H. REYNOLDS .... Anniston, Ala.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Tennis 3; Block "C" Club 2.

BRUCE T. RHYNE College Park, Ga.

ECONOMICS
Mu Beta Psi 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; University Singers
1. 2, 3. 4.

• M. DOUGLAS RICE Clinton, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Honor Roll 2, 3; SAM 2, 4; Hall Monitor 3; Hall Supervisor
4; BSU 1, 2, 3, 4.

CHARLES L. ROBERTS . . Travelers Rest, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Pershing Rifles 1; SAM 3, 4; Student 1, 2; Young Republi-
cans 1, 2; Tiger Staff 1.

EUGENE C. ROBINSON .... Clemson, S. C.
ECONOMICS

RICHARD L. ROCHE Gaffney, S. C.

ECONOMICS
DKA; Country Gentleman 4.

• DAVID P. ROCHESTER .... Clemson, S. C.

ECONOMICS
DKA 2, 3. 4, Social Chairman 3, 4; BSU, President 1;
Economics Club 3, 4.

ESTON L. RODGERS, JR. . . . Clemson, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Economics Club 2, 3, 4; Calhoun Literary Society 3, 4; Young
Democrats Club 3, 4; SAM 3.

JAMES C. ROETS Jupiter, Fla.

ECONOMICS
Central Spirit Committee 4, 5; Rat Court 5; PKD 2, 3, 4, 5;
Country Gentleman 4; Head Cheerleader 5; Swimming 1, 2.

JOHN P. ROQUEMORE . . . Bishopville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 4; Tiger Band 1, 2, 3; Circle "K" Club 3; Mu Beta

CHARLES SACHSENMAIER III Marmora, N. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 2, 3, 4; DKA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Advanced ROTC
3. 4.

HORACE K. SANDERS, JR. . Myrtle Beach, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

JOHN H. SEGARS Darlington, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DPK 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 4.

EUGENE D. SEITER Westfield, N. J.

ECONOMICS
Skydivcrs Club 1; Sailing Team 1, 2, 3.

WILLIAM M. SHARP .... Honea Path, S. C.

TEXTILES
S. C. Textile Management Assoc. Scholarship; Phi Psi, Presi-
dent 4; AATT, Vice-President 4; Advanced ROTC.

KENNETH W. SHEDD . . . Rockingham, N. C.

TEXTILE MANAGEMENT
AATT 1, 1. 3, 4, Secretary 4.

THOMAS C. SHELTON . North Charleston, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

LESTER P. SHERBERT . . . Woodruff, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

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INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

• DANNY A. SHIVE Elberton, Ga.

TEXTILES
AATT 4, 5.

JON E. SHULER Clemson, S. C.

ECONOMICS
DMS; SAME 1, 2, 3; Economics Club 4; Student Senate 4;
WSBF 1; DPK 1, 2, 3, 4; Block "C" Club 3, 4; Swimming
Team 1, 2, 3, 4.

JERRY J. SIMS Donalds, S.C.

TEXTILE MANAGEMENT

RONALD J. SMALL Hartsville, S. C.

TEXTILES
The Chemstrand Scholarship' 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Phi
Psi 3, 4, Secretary 4; KDX 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2,
i. 4.

• BENNY C. SMITH Williamston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

SAM; IMS.

CHARLES S. SMITH Inman, S. C.

TEXTILES

DONNY L. SMITH Rock Hill, S. C.

TEXTILES
I'KD, Treasurer; CDA, Vice-President.

MELVIN L. SMITH Hartsville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• RICHARD L. SMITH Anderson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

WILLIAM C. SMITH Columbia, S. C.

ECONOMICS

WILLIAM D. SMITH Columbus, N. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
KDX; Tiger Staff, Sports Editor.

G. L. SNIPES, JR Seneca, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

• CHARLES J. SNYDER .... Greenwood, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 3. 4; Advanced ROTC 3, 4.

JOHN E. STEPP Clemson, S.C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 3. 4, Treasurer 3. 4; APO 2, 3, 4; YMCA 3; Wesley
Foundation 1; AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans 1.

KENNETH S. STEPP Clemson, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Jonathan Logan Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4; Iota Mu Sigma 3, 4;
Phi Kappa Phi 4; Young Republicans 1, 2, 3; SAM 3, 4;
APO 4; Wesley Foundation 2, 3; YMCA 4; Soccer Club 2,
3. 4.

WILLIAM G. STEVENS .... Columbia, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

NS.

• KENNETH M. SUGGS .... Anderson, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Tigerama 2; Student Body Secretary 3; SCSSL 2, 3; KSN
1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4; IFC 4.

CHAS. T. SUTHERLAND, JR. . . Madison, N. C.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY
AATCC; Clemson Players 3, 4; International Club 2, 3, 4.

JAMES R. SWAIN Myrtle Beach, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Economics Club; High Court Attorney.

JACK B. SWERLING Belleville, N. J.

ECONOMICS
HillelBrandeis 1, 2, 3, 4; Economics Club 2, 3, 4.

• WILLIAM R. THOMAS . . . Charleston, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

RYAN S. THROWER . . North Charleston, S. C.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

GEORGE A. TODD Asheville, N. C.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

F. JOHN TOLLON .... Boynton Beach, Fla.

ECONOMICS
PKD.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

• JAMES C. A. TOMLIN .... Chevy Chase, Md.

ECONOMICS
Counter-Guerrilla; ROTC, Company 4; Scuba Club.

HENRY S. TRAMMELL . . . Charlotte, N. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade; Tiger Staff.

JERRY E. TRAPNELL Metter, Ga.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

GERALD L. TRULUCK . . . Lynchburg, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM Corresponding Secretary.

• DALE W. TURNER Greenville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM; Amateur Radio Club, President 2, 3, 4; DeMolay Club
Secretary-Treasurer 1, President 2.

JAMES E. TURNER Marion, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

ROBIN D. TURNER .... Anchorage, Alaska
ECONOMICS

WILLLAM T. UTTER Columbia, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Economics Club, Vice-President 3, 4.

• JAMES A. VAUGHAN .... Greenville, S. C.

ECONOMICS
Advanced ROTC 3, 4.

JERRY WAYNE VAUGHN . . Lancaster, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM. Vice-President 4; Iota Mu Sigma.

JAMES R. VINSON Greenville, S. C.

ECONOMICS
BSU; Campus Crusade for Christ,

JOHN H. WADDELL . . . Hendersonville, N. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
DPK 1, 2, 3. 4; IPC 3, 4.

• DOUGLAS L. WALKER .... Kershaw, S. C.

ECONO.MICS
SKE; VMCA.

JOSEPH L. WALKER, JR. . . Lake Wales, Fla.

ECONOMICS
Advanced ROTC 3, 4.

MALCOLM B. WARD .... Darlington, S. C.

INDl'STRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 2; Gamma Omega Phi 2; YMCA Council 1, 2.

FREDERIC p. WARFIELD . . Westfield, N. J.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Swimming Team.

• LAWRENCE R. WATSON . . Greenville, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
Block "C" Club.

RAYMOND L. WEATHERS, JR. . Anderson, S- C.

ECONOMICS
Economics Club 3, 4; KEN.

CHARLES H. WEST Clemson, S. C.

ECONOMICS
PKD 3, 4, 5.

RALPH C. WHITMIRE Easley, S. C.

INDl'STRIAL MANAGEMENT

• ALTON C. WHITLEY, JR. . . Lancaster, S. C.

ECONOMICS
AFROTC 1. 2, 3. 4; Arnold Air Society 4; Young Republicans
2. 3, 4; Economics Club 2, 3, 4.

BOB L. WIELENGA . . . North Hasledon, N. J.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
SAM 4; APO; Scuba Club 2; Clemson Players 2, 3, 4; Young
Republicans 2, 3.

DANNY R. WILSON Fort Mill, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

PRINCE O. WILSON, JR. . . . Greenville, S. C.
ECONOMICS

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INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT
TEXTILE SCIENCE

• ROBERT M. WIXGARD . . . Greenville, S. C.

TEXTILE SCIENCE

ROXALD A. WINGARD . . . Lexington, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

ANDREW p. WISE Greenville, S. C.

ECONOMICS

CHRISTOPHER G. WITESZEK . Charlotte, N. C.
ECONOMICS

• LENAIRE F. WOLFE .... Orangeburg, S. C.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

GEORGE H. WOODLAND, JR. . Milwaukee, Wis.
INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

LINDA S. YOUNG Selma, Ala.

INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

SUSAN L. ZEIGLER Macon, Ga.

TEXTILE CHEMISTRY

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J. he Clemson University junior is in a unique position;
he is over the hump and headed for his goal . . . gradu-
ation. Settling down to a definite major, participating in
extracurricular activities, and fully appreciating the merits
of his university are qualities to be found in a junior. As
he travels the path toward senior year and completion of
his college education, he is aware of the value of applied
study as well as the benefits that friendships, good times,
and social activities present.

The juniors are always busy; their many projects in-
clude the selling of book covers, providing entertainment
through Junior Follies,, and organizing bar-b-cue dinners.
Their big event comes at the end of the year when they
honor the seniors by the Junior-Senior Banquet.

Their junior year will be a replete one for the Class of
'69. The greatest thrill, the one that compensates for all
the heartbreaks of the first three years, comes to the junior
when the day arrives in May and he can say "I am a
Clemson senior."

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JOHN ELLENBERG
PresidL'nt

CHIPPER ALLEN
Treasurer

RHETT MYERS
Vice-President

JUNIORS

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JOHN J. ABBOTT Sumter, S. C.

WILLIAM L. ABERCROMBIE . Easley, S. C.
LARRY \V. ABERNATHY . . N. Augusta, S. C.
LOUIS L. ABERXATHY . . . Charlotte, N. C.
ALBERT \V. ABRAMS .... Lake City, S. C.
EDGAR B. ABRAMS Anderson, S. C.

JEFFREY R. ABRAMS . . . Eastover, S. C.
BLR.XELLS ACCOMANDO . . Inwood, N. Y.
PHILIP D. ACKERMAN . . St. George, S. C.

HARRY P. ADAMS Saluda, S. C.

JOHN K. ADAMS AsheviUe, N. C.

RONALD P. ADDIS Seneca, S. C.

JAMES C. ADDISON, JR. . . Allendale, S. C.

WAYNE F. ADDY" Columbia. S. C.

BRLXE B. ALBEA Clemson, S. C.

MARION D. ALDRIDGE . . N. Augusta, S. C.
FRED M. ALEXANDER, JR. . Abbeville, S. C,
JOHN M. ALFORD Latta, S. C.

GARY R. ALFRED Easley, S. C.

CARL M. ALLEN .... Charleston, S. C.
FRANKLIN C. ALLEN .... Greenville, S. C.
X. SHERRY ALLEY .... Columbia, S. C.
GEORGE N. ALLMAN, JR. . . . Hampton, Va.
DAVID R. ALVERSON . . . Clemson, S. C.

WILLIAM R. AMMONS .... Lugoff, S. C.
PAUL D. AMOS . . . . N. Augusta, S. C.
CAROLYN R. ANDERSON . N. Augusta, S. C.
PHILIP L. ANDERSON . . N. Augusta, S. C.
TERRY' F. ANDERSON . . Edwardsville, 111.
VERNON W. ANOIS .... Mauldin, S. C.

STANLEY B. ANGLE . . . Kingsport, Tenn.
BJORN A. ANZEN .... Fagersta, Sweden

BRENDA G. ARGO Toccoa. Ga.

WILLIAM S. ARMSTRONG . Georgetown, S. C.
DAVID C. ARNOLD . . . West Columbia, S. C.
FRANK H. ARNOLD III . . . Charleston, S. C.

CHARLES H. ARRINGTON . . Oakland, Fla.

GARY J. ARTHUR Baltimore, Md.

DOROTHY M. ASHFORD . . Columbia, S. C.
RICHARD S. ASHMORE . . . Greenville, S. C.

SCOTT S. ASKEW Miami, Fla.

DON G. ASKINS Clemson, S. C.

HARRY R. ASKINS . .
MARTHA C. ATKINS
CHARLES E. AUSBURN
HARRY C. AVJNGER, JR.
JOHN O. AVINGER . . .
KENNETH D. AYERS .

ROBERT w; AYERS .
RODERICK G. AYERS,
EDWIN F. BAILEY .
TERRY C. BAILEY .
GEOFFREY B. BAKER
PAUL F. BAKER . .

Lake City, S. C.

Boonville, Ind.
Greenville, S. C.
irangeburg, S. C.
rangeburg, S. C.

Columbia, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.
. . Nichols, S. C.

STEVEN W. BAKER . .
FRED K. BALDWIN . .
REBECCA BALLARD . .
CATHERINE M. BALLAS
DAVID M BALLENGER
STEPHEN L. BARBERY .

Lutherville, Md.

. Taylors. S. C.
. . Easley. S. C.

Jacksonville, Fla.

Charleston, S. C.
Simpsonville, S. C.

SAM M, BARFIELD
DONNA M. BARKER
JAMES F. BARKER
MARY N. BARKER .
JOHN L. BARNETT

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Seneca, S. C-
. St. Louis, Mo.
Kingsport, Tenn.

Tlinster. S. C.

Seneca, S. C.

THOMAS O. BARNWELL . Yonges Island, S. C,

KENNETH M. BARRETT . . Rock Hill. S. C.

GEORGE E BARTON Beaufort, S. C.

DAVID L. BASKIN . . . Simpsonville, S. C.
WILLIAM E. BATSON .... Pickens, S. C.
JONATHAN BAUER .... Andrews, S. C.
GEORGE F. BAUGHMAN . . Abbeville, S. C.

HARRIS L. BEACH .... St. George, S. C.
CHARLES P. BEAM .... Clemson, S. C,

H. WAYNE BEAM Chester, S. C.

W. DANIEL BEAMAN . . . Greenville, S. C.
WILLIAM P. BECKHAM . . . Camden, S. C.
PAUL D. BEDARD Greenville, S. C.

WILLIAM A. BEHREXS . . . Piedmont, S. C.
GREGG A. BELKNAY' . . . Charleston S. C.

D. J. BELL Lodge, S. C.

DAVID M. BELL Hartsville, S. C.

GEORGE W. BELL Clinton, S. C

JEFFERY W. BELL . . . College Park, Ga.

RANDY L. BELL .... Greenwood, S. C.

S. R. BELL Hartsville, S. C.

JOHN W. BELLEISLE .... Decatar, Ga.
RICHARD H. BELLFLOWER . Asheville, N. C
GRETCHEN H. BELSER . - . Columbia, S. C.
RONNIE S. BENJAMIN . . . Liberty, S. C.

CHARLES A. BERKOVICH
CARL T. BESSENT . . .
LYNDA H. BETHEA . . .
WILLIAM J. BLANKS . .
GLENN A. BICKETT . .

Washington, D. C.

. Baltimore, Md.

Cartersville, Ga.

. Rock Hill, S. C.

. . Chester, S. C.

THOMAS E. BIECHLIN .... Evans, Pa.

WINFRED B. BIERLEY
WILLIAM E. BISHOP .
DENNY E. BLACK . .
JOEL A. BLACK . . .
TERRY G. BLACKMON .
JAMES M. BLACKWELL

. Clemson, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

Honca Path. S. C.

Warrenville, S. C.

. . Gaffney, S. C.

ROBERT W. BLACKWELL . Tigerville, S. C.
WILLIAM R. BLACKWELL . . Clinton, S. C.
EBER J. BLACKWOOD .... Inman, S. C.

E. DEAN BLAIR Greenville, S. C.

R. C. BLAIR Columbia, S. C.

LEWIS D. BLAKE Clemson, S. C.

THOMAS L. BLAKE .... Burgaw, N. C.

ALEE D. BLALOCK Clemson, S. C.

RONNIE T. BLUME .... Anderson, S. C.

JAY C. BOBO Anderson, S. C.

ROBERT F. BOCK Clemson, S. C.

JOHN K. BOLAND . . . N. Augusta, S. C.

RICHARD W. BOLDING .
CHARLES E. BOLEN . .
RICHARD G. BOLT . .
HORACE W. BONEKAT
JAMES R. BONNETT .
THOMAS E. BONNETTE

Daytona Beach, Fla.
. Orangeburg. S. C.
. Greenwood, S. C.

. . Broomall, Pa.

. . Taylors, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.

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JAMES E. BOSTIC, JR. . . Bennettsvillc, S. C.
HEYWARD H. BOUKNIGHT . Columbia, S. C.
DEWEY K. BOWEN . . . Westminster, S. C.

GUERY A. BOWERS Union, S. C.

STEPHEN A. BOWIE .... Liberty, S. C.
HERBERT E. BOYD, JR. . . Asheville, N. C.

JUUAN L. BOYLES . . Winston-Salem, N. C.

JOHN T. BOZARD Cameron, S. C.

JOHN B. BRACHT .... Silver Spring, Md.
DEWEY M. BRACKEN . . . Piedmont, S. C.
JAMES W. BRACKEN . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
DORIS M. BRADBERRY' . . Williamston, S. C.

JIMMY P. BRADLEY Albany, Ga.

WILLIAM F. BRANDT .... Easley, S. C.
FREDERICK C. BRANDYBURG, Columbia. S. C.
J. J. BREWIXGTOX, JR. . Cross Anchors, S. C.
FRANK K. BRIDWELL .... Taylors, S. C.
STEPHEN P. BRIGHT .... Greer, S. C.

JAMES K. BRINKLEY . . . Columbia, S. C.

PASCAL S. BROCK Belton, S. C.

GERALD E. BROCKENFELT . Charleston, S. C.
LINDA F. BROOKS .... Pendleton, S. C.
NIGEL R. BROOKS .... Baltimore, Md.
ROBERT A. BROOKS, JR. . . Landrum, S. C.

ALBERT M. BROWN . . Hales Comers, Wise.

EDDIE BROWN Elliot, S. C.

FRANK T. BROWN Laurens, S. C.

HUGH C. BROWN .... McCormick, S. C.

JERRY S. BROWN Beaufort, S. C.

LEWIS E. BROWN Ehrhardt, S. C.

DONALD L. BRUCE Greer, S. C.

JAMES A. BRUCE. JR. . . . Lake View. S. C.
WILLIAM H. BRUGGEMAN . Clemson. S. C.
STEPHEN S. BRUNO . . . CartersviUe, Ga.
FURMAN D. BRYANT .... Sumter, S. C.
MAX V. BRYANT, JR Sumter, S. C.

NORMAN K. BRYANT . . . Rock Hill. S. C.
JAMES R. BUCHANAN . . Greenwood, S. C.

JAMES A. BUCK Sumter, S. C.

AL L. BUCKALEW .... Columbia, S. C.
DOUGLAS R. BUCKER . . . Clemson, S. C.
PHILIP G. BUCKHIESTER . Piedmont, S. C.

EMMA JANE BUCKLAND . . Boone, N. C.
JAMES L. BUCKNER .... Valdosta, Ga.
DAVID E. BULLARD .... Jackson, S. C.

HELEN L. BUNCH Suffolk, Va.

NORMAN L. BURCH .... Lake City, S. C.
GLENN G. BURDETTE . . . Greenville, S. C.

HARVEY R BURGESS York, S. C.

RICHARD H. BURGESS .... Athens, Ga.
WARREN A. BURGESS . . . Greenville, S. C.
GRADY S. BURGNER . . . Chattanooga. Tenn.
GEORGE P. BURNETT . . . Dallas, Texas
JOHN M. BURNS Macon, Ga.

CHARLES F. BUSCH .... Walhalla, S. C.
RONALD J. BUSHE . . . Westminster, S. C.
ORREN E. BYRD, JR. . . . Hartsville, S. C.

BARRY J. BYRON Concord, N. H.

WILLIAM J. BYRUM . . . Anderson, S. C.
GEORGE J. CABRERA . . . Franklin, N. Y.

JAMES V. CAGGIANO . . . Cowpens,

JOHNNY L. CAGLE Cayce,

JAMES E. CALDWELL, JR. . . Belton,
WILLIAM L. CALKINS . . Winnsboro,
SAMUEL L. CALLICOTT . . Ninety Six,
TERRY L. CAMERON . . . Ninety Six,

JERRY F. CAMPBELL . .
ARTHUR W. CAMPBELL .
ROY W. CAMPFIELD . . .
HAROLD S CANDLER . .
JAMES G. CANTRELL . .
WENDELL G. CANTRELL

Landrura, S. C.

. St. Mary's, Ga.

Rock Hill, S. C.

ath Springs, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

Easley, S. C.

ROBERT J. CARICATO . . . Plainview, N. Y.

JOHN E. CARDER Lewistown, Pa.

HAROLD A. CAREY, JR. . . . Seneca, S. C.
ROBERT D. CAREY . . Farmingdale. N. Y.
KATINA G. CARLSON . . . Clemson, S. C.
BECKY S. CARLTON .... Mullins, S. C.

STEPHEN D, CARPENTER
SHARON J. CARRINGTON
JAMES M. CARROLL . .
JOSEPH A. CARROLL . .
VIRGINIA E. CARROLL .
CYNTHIA E. CARROW .

VALERIE J. CARSON .
RAY O. CARTER . . .
MICHAEL L. CASEY .
DONALD B. CASHIN .
DAVID P. CATANZARO
JAMES R. CATHEY .

. Anderson, S. C.
Kannapolis, N. C.

. Florence, S. C.

. Chester, S. C.

Augusta, Ga.

. Absecon, N. J.

Walterboro, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.

. Clemson, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.

. . Belton, S. C.

Anderson, S. C.

JAMES C. CATOE, JR. . . . Kershaw,

RONNIE J. CATOE Kershaw,

JOHN E. CELY Columbia,

GEORGE L. CHANDLER . . . Belton,
ROBERT P. CHAPLIN III . . Ravanel,
SARA E. CHAPMAN Pelzer,

S. C.
S. C.

KENNETH L. CHAPPELL
WILLIAM P. CHARPING
JAMES V. CHICK, JR. . .
TAMES G. CHILDRESS .

Central, S. C.

Clemson, S. C,

Rock Hill, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

HARRY E. CHILDS Clemson, S. C.

LOIS L. CHISMAN Clemson, S. C.

T. D. CHRISTOPHER, JR. . . Barnwell, S. C.
ROBERT N. CHURCH . Travelers Rest, S. C.
DAVID R. CLARK .... Greenville. S. C.
F. SUZANNE CLARK . . . Johnston, S. C.

ALFRED R. CLARKE McColl, S. C.

DAVID R. CLARKE .... Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT B. CLARKSON . . . Sumter, S. C.

JACK R CLARY' Gaflfney, S. C.

RICHARD F. CLASSEY . N. Wilkcsboro, N. C.
THOMAS J. CLAYTON . . Campobcllo, S. C.
JAMES H. CLEVELAND . . . Seneca, S. C.
DALE T. COBB, JR San Juan, P. R.

STYLES F COBB Starr, S. C.

ROBERT M. COCHRAN .... Union. S. C.
JOHN E. COCKCROFT . Moncks Comer, S. C.
JOE B. COCKFIELD . . . Abbeville, S. C.
WILLIAM T. COFFEY .... Aiken. S. C.
TOM A. COKER .... Granitcville, S. C.

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GEORGE E. COLEMAN .
L. M. COLEMAN III . .
JENNINGS B. COLLINS .
RICHARD L. COLTMAN .
LESLIE K. COMPTON . .
MARSHALL W. CONDREY

Laurens, S. C.

. Lake City, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

. Knoxville, Tenn.

Myrtle Beach, S. C.

Pendleton, S. C.

GERALD VV. CONE ...
THOMAS F. COOK . . . Fort Worth, Texas
CHARLES DAVID COOPER . Winter Park, Fla.
WILLIAM W. COOPER . N. Charleston, S. C.
SAMUEL F. COPELAND . . Bamberg, S. C.
HERBERT T. CORBETT, JR. . Springfield, S. C.

CHARLES M. CORNISH . . Greenville, S. C.
JOHN B. CORNWELL III . Spartanburg, S. C.
BENJAMIN A. COTHRAN, Hickam AFB, Hawaii
SHIRLEY A. COUCH . . . Williamston, S. C.
JONATHAN J. COUCHELL . Spartanburg, S. C.
ROBERT J. COUNTS Ocala, Fla.

GEORGE M. COVINGTON
JERRY J. COX ....
JOHN T. COXEY . . .
ROBERT M. CRAIG, JR. .
ROBERT M. GRAIN . . .
WILLIAM T. GRAIN . .

Norway, S. C.

Taylors, S. C.

Spartanburg, S. C.

Port St. Joe, Fla.

Greenville, S. C.

. . Greer, S. C.

JOHN R. CRAMMER . .
CHARLES M. CRAVEN .
JACK C. CREAMER . -
DAN C. CRENSHAW . .
DAVID L. CRENSHAW .
WILLIAM R. CRENSHAW

ROBERT M. CRISP .
WILSON W. CROPP .
WALTON A. CROSBY
CAREN CROUCH . .
RICHARD H. CROUCH
WADE C. CROW . .

Anderson, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.

Kershaw, S. C.

Kershaw, S. C.
. Clenjson, S. C.

. Asheville, N. C.

Charlotteville, Va.
Yemassee, S. C.

. Clemson, S. C.
. . Saluda, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.

WILLIAM P. CROW .... Columbia, S. C.
GERALD L. CULLER . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
JOSEPH W. CULLOM . . . Allendale, S. C.

JOHN S. GULP Fort Mill, S. C.

FRED E. CULVERN III . . . Columbia, S. C.
WILLIAM V. CUMMINGS . Spartanburg, S. C.

DENNIS L. CURL Baltimore, Md.

HRIAN S. DANTZLER .... Cameron, S. C.

LEWIS C. DASE Gaffney, S. C.

GLEN G. DAVES .... Summerville, S. C.
JOHN RAYMOND DAVEY N. Arlington, N. J.
DANNY R. DAVIS Pelzer, S. C.

JAMES M. DAVIS Greer. S. C.

JULIAN W. DAVIS II . . Westminster, S. C.
WILLIAM D. DAVIS .... Gaffney. S. C.
AWTRV S. DAWES .... Greenville, S. C.
TKAVLS S. DAWKINS . . . Greenwood, S. C.
JOSEPH C. DAWSEY Aynor. S. C.

DAVID L. DEAN . .
WILLIAM E. DEAN, JR.
HARRY J. DEGEAR . .
JEROME K. DEGEN
ARTHUR B. de LASKI .
WAYNE J. DEMSCAD

/arrenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
ay Village, Ohio
Metuchen, N. J.

ROBERT T. DENNIS . . .
HENRY G. DENTON . . .
TILLMAN W. DERRICK, JR.
WILLIAM C. DEVEL . . .
MARION R. DEWITT, JR. . .
ED, W. DICKERSON. JR. .

. Rembert, S. C,

. Lancaster, S. C.

. Ft. Mill, S. C.

Sumter, S. C.

Darlington, S. C.

Spartanburg, S. C.

KITTY S. DILL Greenville, S. C

WILLIAM R. DILL . . . . Greenville, S. C.

JESSE F. DILLARD Taylors, S. C.

MARTHA R. DINWIDDIE . . . Clemson, S. C.

BRUCE M. DIXON Clinton, S. C.

ROBERT M. DIXON .... Sumter, S. C.

MARTHA A. DOBBINS

Fountain Inn, S. C.

RICHARD G. DOBBINS . . Townville, S. C.
WILLIAM L. DOBBINS, JR. . Anderson, S. C.
JOHN E. DORN, JR. . . . McCormick, S. C.
DAVE S. DOUGHTY . . . Uniontown, Ohio
HEYWARD B. DOUGLASS . . Columbia, S. C.

THOMAS E. DOWLING
THOMAS P. DOWLING
DAVID R. DOVER . .
BRIAN E. DOYLE . .
JUDSON H. DRENNAN
STEPHEN N. DUBAY .

EDWARD M. DuBOSE, JR.
HARRY M. DuBOSE . . .
RONALD E. DUCWORTH
ROBERT M. DULIN, JR. .
ALBERT D. DUNAWAY .
DANIEL E. DUNCAN . .

. . . Clio, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. . Closter, N. J.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
Lancaster, S. C.

Oswego, S. C.
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
3owling Green, S. C,
. . Clemson, S. C.
. . Pageland, S. C.

DAVID K. DUNCAN Sharon. S, C.

ROY C. DUNHAM . . . Poughkeepsia. N. Y.
KATHERINE L. DUPRE . . New Orleans. La.
DONALD D. DURHAM . . . Piedmont, S. C.

DAVID G. DUTT York, Pa.

SAMUEL P. DYER Baltimore, Md.

JAMES S. EAKES .... Pendleton, S. C.
CONLEY L. EASLER, JR. . Spartanburg, S. C.
TERRY M. EASLER . . . Greenwood, S. C.
PAUL C. ECKARD . . Connelly Springs. N. C.
LEWIS D. ECKLEY . . . Bishopville. S. C.
GORDON R. EDGIN Alton, Mass.

ROBERT M. EDNEY . . Hendersonville. N. C.

EVA S. EDWARDS Saluda, S. C.

JAMES H. EDWARDS .... Saluda, S. C.
RICHARD L. EDWARDS . . . Brevard, N. C
STANLEY B. EDENS . . Moncks Corner, S. C.
JAMES C. EISENMANN . . Charleston, S. C.

WESLEY D. EIDSON . .

Kannapolis.

N. C.

JAMES H. ELROD. JR. .

Piedmont,

S. C.

LAURENCE B. ELLEFSON

. Spartanburg,

S. C.

JOHN F. ELLENBERG . .

Greenwood,

S. C.

HEYWARD D. ELLIOTT .

. . Camden,

S. C.

JOHN E. ELLIOTT . . .

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ROBERT E. ELLIS, JR. .

. Greenville,

s. c.

RONALD L. ELLIS . . .

Essex Falls,

N. I.

JOHNNY M. EMBLER . .

. Townville,

S. c.

SAM J. ENIS. JR. . . .

Charleston,

S. c.

JOHN E. ENSLEN . . . .

. Wetumpka

I, Ala.

LAMAR H. ENTREKIN .

Liberty,

s. c.

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MARY R. ETHER .... Anderson, S. C.
WILLIAM M. ETHEREDGE . Columbia, S. C.
CHARLES D. ETHREDGE . . Charleston, S. C.

PAM D. E\'ANS Aiken, S. C.

GEORGE T. FABIAN .... Charleston, S. C.
BERNARD C. FAGAN . . Cliffwood Beach, N, J.

LYLE VV. FAIREY

Orangeburg, S. C.

PHILIP W. FAIREY .... Columbia, S. C.

DUANE L. FALLS Clover, S. C.

JOSEPH T. FAMBROUGH . . . Atlanta, Ga.
CALVIN L. FARMER .... Greenville, S. C.
TRAVIS L. FARMER .... Abbeville, S. C.

JAMES A. FERGUSON .... Anderson, S.
THOMAS W. FERGUSON . GraniteviUe, S.
RICHARD G, FESSLER . . Charleston, S.
JOAN C. FEWELL .... Beaufort, S.
JOSEPH D. FICKLING . . . Lancaster, S.
EBB H. FIELD Seneca, S.

JANE L. FIFE Clemson, S. C.

GEORGE E. FINKELSTEIN . Orangeburg, S. C.

VIKARY E. FINS Columbia, S. C.

THOMAS M. FITTS Gaston, S. C.

CARLTON G. FLEETWOOD . . Aiken, S. C.
NICHOLAS FLETCHER . . . Charlotte, N. C.

JAMES E. FLOYD Conway, S. C.

JONATHAN B. FLOYD . . . Silverstreet, S. C.
HAROLD W. FOLK .... Pendleton, S. C.
JOSEPH J. FORBES . . . Birmingham, Ala.
DENNIS L. FORD .... Pinopolis, S. C.
WILLIAM J. FORD, JR. . . Charleston, S. C.

MICHAEL W. FOSTER . .

West Union, S. C.

MICHAEL H. FOWLER .

. Charleston, S. C.

FIKE W. FOWLER . . .

. Charleston, S. C.

ARTHUR K. FOX . . . .

. Pendleton, S. C.

JAMES R. FOY

. Newberry, S. C.

DELANO V. FRALEY . .

. . Florence, S. C.

JAMILE J. FRANCIS . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

JEFFREY W. FRANK . .

. Lakewood, N. J.

JOHN H. FRANK . . .

. Darlington, S. C.

ALAN R. FRANKLIN . .

Clemson, S. C.

STEPHEN D. FRASER .

. Columbia, S. C.

EDWARD E. FREIT, JR.

. Lakewood, N. J.

HARRIET A. FRIPP . . .

Ridge Spring, S. C.

DONALD C. FROST, JR.

. . Macon, Ga.

DANIEL L. FRY . . . .

. Kingstree, S. C.

CHARLES T. FULLER, JR.

. Greenwood, S. C.

DONALD C. FULMER .

. Wagener, S. C.

FELTON T. FULMER .

. Williston, S. C.

JOHN B. FULMER . . .

Lancaster, S. C.

JOHNNY H. FULMER . .

. Orangeburg, S. C.

MARY R. FUNDERBURK

. . Chester, S. C.

GEORGE W. GAILLARD .

. Rock Hill, S. C.

THOMAS K. GAITHER .

. Fort Mill, S. C.

JOHN W. GAMBRELL .

. Great Falls, S. C.

WILLIAM A. GAMBRELL

. . Donalds, S. C.

PHILLIP H. GANDY . .

. Hartsville, S. C.

DAVID J. GANGEMI . .

. . . Arden, Del.

ROBERT D. GANTT . . .

Greenville, S. C.

K. H. GARTLAND . . .

. . Arlington, Va.

WAYNE R. GARLAND .

. . Upton, Mass.

RICHARD M. GARRIS . . . Marion, S. C.
JANET K. GARRISON . . . Johnston, S. C.

ALBERT V. GARY Augusta, Ga.

MILTON A. GATLIN . . . Newberry, S. C.
HUGH L. GAULT .... Fountain Inn, S. C.
JOHN M. GAULT III . . . Jonesville, S. C.

JOHNNY S. GENTRY .
RICHARD H. GENTRY .
NICHOLAS P. GETTYS
CHARLES W. GIBSON

Spartanburg, S. C.

Bishopville, S. C.

. . Lugoff, S. C.

. Wabam, Mass.

GARY J. GIEGERICH Euclid, Ohio

HAROLD E. GILBERT .... Liberty, S. C.

WILLIAM H. GILBERT .... Atlanta, Ga.

JO E. GILL Walhalla, S. C.

ANN T. GILREATH .... Anderson, S. C.
JAMES F. GILREATH. JR. . Travelers Rest, S. C.
CONNIE L. GILSTRAP . . . Brevard, N. C.
OSCAR J. GILSTRAP .... Seneca, S. C.

RICHARD B. GILPIN, JR. . . Savannah, Ga.
WILBOR N. GINN .... Bethlehem, Md.
WILLIAM E. GLAZENER . . Greenville, S. C.

JANET B. GLENN Clemson, S. C.

JOHN W. GLENN Anderson, S. C.

SAMUEL A. GLENN .... Fair Play, S. C.

WILLIAM K. GLENN, JR.
CHARLES D. GODSEY .
PHILLIP C. GOFF . . .
THOMAS M. GOFORTH .
ALAN GOLDFARB . . .
LEWIS W. GOLDSTEIN .

. . Starr, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.

Blythewood, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
Miami Beach, Fla.
Spartanburg, S. C.

IRWIN GOODMAN .... Charleston, S. C.
MERRITT R. GOODMAN, JR., MooresviUe, N. C.
ROBERT H. GOODSON, JR. . Hartsville, S. C.
GEORGE A. GORE .... Columbia, S. C.
ROBERT D. GOSHORN . . Summerville, S. C.
DOUGLAS H. GRANT .... Clemson, S. C.

EDWARD J. GREENE
PATRICIA E. GREENFIELD
EDMUND B. GREGORIE .
CHARLES R. GREGORY . .
WILLIAM W. GREGORY .
WARREN W. GRESHAM . .

THOMAS W. GRIEVE, JR.
HERMAN O. GRIFFIN . .
JOH M. GRIFFIN ...
THOMAS E. GRIMES III .
WILLIAM C. GRUBER . .
JAMES A. GULLEDGE III

Spruce Pine, N. C.

. . Clemson, S. C.

Easley, S. C.

Laurens S. C.

Inraan S. C.

Spartanburg, S. C.

Uniondale, N. Y.
Fort Mill, S. C.
lew Orleans, La.
Columbia, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.

ROBERT B. GUNTER, JR. . Spartanburg, S. C.
GLEN S. HADEN .... Wiesbaden, Germany

IRA V. HAGER Laurel, Del.

HENRY T. HAHN .... Greenwood, S. C.
DEAN A. HALEDJIAN .... Teaneck, N. J.
ARCHIBALD B. HALL . . Pawleys Island, S. C.

TOMMY M. HALL .... Vaucluse, S. C.
BEAUFORT C. HALLMAN, JR., Denmark, S. C.
VELMA A. HALLMAN . . . Anderson, S. C.
DENNIS N. HALTIWANGER . Little Mtn., S. C.
ROBERT B. HAMBRIGHT . . . Grover, N. C.
GEORGE E. HAND Seneca, S. C.

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CLYDE W. HANES . . .

Holly Hill, S. C.

SIDNEY I. HANKINS . . .

Knoxville, Tenn.

JAMES \V. HANNAH . .

. . Greer, S. C.

CHARLES M. HARBIN . ,

Greenville, S. C.

HUGH V. HARBORT , .

Columbia, S. C.

CAROLINE C. HARDAWAY

. Charlotte, N. C.

WADE HARDIE ....

Spruce Pine, N. C.

DAVID L. HARDIN . .

. Cleveland, S. C.

REGINALD G. HARGROVE

. Greenville, S. C.

FRANCES N. HARMON . .

. Clemson, S. C.

RUDOLPH C. HARRINGTON

. Winnsboro, S. C.

DAVID C. HARRIS . . .

. Charleston, S. C.

ROBERT H. HARRIS . .

. . Atlanta, Ga.

SANDRE L. HART . . .

. Walhalla, S. C.

THOMAS F. HASH . . .

Easton, Md.

RONALD ]. HATHAZY . .

. Pittsburgh, Pa.

DAVID N. HAUSEMAN .

. . Akron, Ohio

DAVID M. HANSEN . . .

. Clemson, S. C.

HELEN F. HAWKINS .... Central, S. C.
JEFFREY L. HAWTHORNE . . . Mt. Joy, Pa.
BARBARA JEAN HAYNES . . St. Paul, Minn.
STEPHEN J. HAYNES . . Summerville, S. C.
DOUGLAS K. HAYTHORNE . . Hampton, Va.
JAMES D. HEAD Greenville, S. C.

KEITH F. HEINTZ . .
ERIKA A. HELPER .
DONALD R. HELLER .
PATRICIA A. HELLER
ROBERT A. HENNING .
HOWARD M. HERRON

ew Providence, N. J.
. . Columbia, S. C.
Stroudsburg, Pa.
Sandy Springs, S. C.
. South Plains, N. J.

Cle:

, S. C.

GORDON L. HESSE .... Laualette, N. J.
JAMES E. HEYWARD . . . Greenwood, S. C.
ALAN B. HIATT .... Greenville, S. C.

GRAY M. HILL Flat Rock, N. C.

THOMAS M. HILL Union, S. C.

KENNETH F. HINES .... Greenville, S. C.

CLINTON R. HINSON . .

Columbia, S. C.

STEPHEN L. HINSON . .

Macon, Ga.

CHARLES R. HIPP . . .

. Clemson, S. C.

STEPHEN L. HIXON . .

. Hartsville, S. C.

GEORGE H. HOFFMEYER

. Pendleton, S. C.

RONALD J. HOGG . . . .

Greenville, S. C.

JAMES 0. HOLCOMBE . .

. . Easley, S. C.

JAMES R. HOLCOMBE . .

. Anderson, S. C.

CHARLES H. HOLLADAY .

Sumter, S. C.

CHARLES R. HOLLAND .

. . Clinton, S,^.

EDWARD P. HOLLIDAY .

. . Central, S. C.

ELAINE R. HOLLIDAY . .

, . Seneca, S. C.

WILLIAM S.' HOLLIDAY . . . Seneca, S. C.
DAVID O. HOLMAN . . . Timmonsville, S. C.
FRANK K. HOLMAN .... Sumter, S. C.
MARY S. HOLTON .... Columbia, S. C.

JAMES D. HOOD Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT E. HOPE .... Rock Hill, S. C.

JOHN C HORTON Kershaw, S. C.

SANFORD HOUCK EMoree. S. C.

CHARLES I. HOUSTON . . Charleston, S. C.
STEPHEN G. HOWARD .... Greer, S. C.
GEORGE D. HOWELL . . . Asheville, N. C.
JOHN R. HOWELL .... Williston, S. C.

W. H. HOWELL Clerason, S. C.

HOWARD R. HOWES .
JULIOS C. HUBBARD .
CHARLES B. HUCKABY
JAMES W. HUCKABY .
BARBARA A. HUDGENS

CLEVELAND A. HUEY

Stratford, Conn.

. Clemson, S. C.

Toccoa, Ga.

Roebuck, S. C.

Greenwood, S. C.

Clemson, S. C.

JAMES P. HUFF Anderson,

JAMES R. HUFFMAN . . . Greenville

LARRY R. HUFFMAN . . . Greenville

CURTIS S. HUFFSTETLER . ■ EUoree

WILLIAM M. HUGHES . . . Marion

DAVID S. HUMBERD . . . Cleveland, Tenn.
K. A. HUMPHREY . . Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y.
HELEN M. HUNNICUTT . . . Clemson, S. C.
CARRELL A. HUNTER . . . Charlotte, N. C.
CHARLES W. HUNTER . Sandy Springs, S. C.
JOSEPH J. HUNTER .... Greenville, S. C.

PATRICK W. HUNTLEY . . Asheville, N. C.

ROGER O. HUTTO Cameron, S. C.

GREGORY S. HYATT .... Wayne, Pa.

TOY W. HYDER Inman, S. C.

GARY S. INDYK . . . W. Patterson, N. J.
DANA L, JACKEL Atlanta, Ga.

JOHN D. JACQUES . .

. . Ridgewood, N. J.

DANIEL R. JACKSON .

Anderson. S. C.

GLEN J. JACKSON . .

Clemson, S. C.

JACKIE L. JACKSON .

. . . Marion, S. C.

RYAN T. JACKSON . .

. . Qemson, S. C.

THOMAS C. JACKSON .

. . Clemson, S. C.

RONALD D. JAMES .

. . . Central, S. C.

GERARD C. JEBAILY .

Florence, S. C.

JOHN T. JEFFERS . .

Florence, S. C.

ALBERT E. JEFFORDS

. . Lake City, S. C.

ALTON E. JEFFORDS .

Lamar, S. C.

FRANCIS A. JEFFRIES

. . . Columbia, S. C.

ARCADA F. JENKINS .

Summerville, S. C.

ARTHUR W. JENKINS

. . . Clemson, S. C.

HOWELL E. JENKINS .

. . Summerville, S. C.

GERALD M. JENNINGS

. Ware Shoals, S. C.

CHERYL D. JENSEN .

. Myrtle Beach, S. C.

DANIE A. JOHNSON .

. . Asheville, N. C.

DON K. JOHNSON . .

. . Simpsonville, S. C.

GARY M. JOHNSON .

Greenville, S. C.

HAROLD L. JOHNSON .

, . . Alexandria, Va.

HAROLD W. JOHNSON .

Sullivans Island, S. C.

PETER H. JOHNSON .

. . Glen Heand, N. J.

WILLIAM A. JOHNSON

. . . Columbia, S. C.

DOUGLAS C. JOHNS .

. . . Taylors, S.C.

JAMES A. JOHNS . .

Timonium, Md.

ALAN JOHNSTONE . .

. . Orangeburg, S. C.

ROGER D. JOLLEY . .

. . Columbia, S. C.

ALBERT B. JOLLY . .

. . Greenville, S. C.

CARL H. JONES . .

. . Great Falls, S. C.

CLYDE H. JONES . .

Batesburg, S. C.

DOUGLAS W. JONES .

. . . Columbia, S. C.

EVANDER S. JONES .

. . . Nichols, S. C.

HOWARD M. JONES .

. . Greenville, S. C.

JAMES W. JONES . .

. Travelers Rest, S. C.

KENNETH H. JONES .

. . . Pickens, S. C.

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PEGGY A. JONES .... Charlotte, N. C.
RICHARD M. JONES .... Greenville, S. C.

ROY A. JONES Clemson, S. C.

TAYLOR B. JONES .... Florence, S. C.
THOMAS L. JONES .... Clemson, S. C.

TONY A. JONES .... Charleston, S. C.

JOHN C. JORDAN Olanta, S. C.

WILLIAM F. JORDAN . . . Greenville, S. C.
JAMES C. JOWERS .... Angelas, S. C.

DENNIS L. JOYE Oemson S. C.

RICHARD A. KABA .... Mathews, N. C.

DON S. KAHLER Kershaw, S. C.

GEORGE F. KAMMOUN . . Tripole, Lebanon
WASHINGTON R. KEELS . . Pinewood, S. C.
CRAWFORD M. I KEESE . . Westminster, S. C.
WILLIAM N. KELLAHAN . . Kingstree. S. C.
ISAAC L. KELLER .... Clemson, S. C.

MARIC E. KELLY . .
DONALD R. KENNDY
SAMUEL D. KENNETTE
DELORED A. KIMES
HARVEY J. KINDER . .
JAMES M. KING . . .

Plainfield, N. J.
Clemson, S. C.

Columb
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Orangeburg, S. C.

PAMELA J. KING .
ANDERSON M. KINGHORN .
JAMES B. KINGHORN . . .
JAMES R. KIRBY ....
WILLIAM H. KIRBY ....
KENNETH M. KIRKPATRICK

Simpsonville, S. C.
ufort, S. C.
ufort, S. C.

Fortham, S. C.

WILLIAM O. KIRKPATRICK . Florence, S. C.

KEITH J. KISKEL . .
RONNIE KITCHENS . .
JOHN L. KLINTWORTH
THOMAS S. KLUGH . .
LARRY R. KNIGHT . .

MARGARET A. KNIGHT
DONALD B. KNUDSON
KENARD M. KNUST . .
ALAN W. KUESTER .
EVRON M. LAITACA .
MICHAEL A. LAKE .

ROBERT J. LAKE .
DAVID M. LANDERS
JANE C. LANE . .
JOHN T. LANFORD .
LINDA J. LANHAM .
JEFFEREY J. LAPIN

Livingston, N. J.
Chamblee, Ga.
Charleston, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
Holly Hill, S. C.

Williamston, S. C.

Charlotte, N. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
Jamestown, S. C.

Hicksville, S. C.

. Nutlcy, N, J.

aemson, S. C.

. Clinton, S>C.

Cle

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Charleston, S. C.

JULIUS M. LaROCHE . . . Gray Court, S. C.
MICAH J. LaROCHE . Wadmalaw Island, S. C.
JOAN Y. LATIMER . . . Bishopville, S. C.
RICHARD L. LAVENDER . . Gaffney, S. C.

PHILLIP D. LAW Columbia, S. C.

LESLIE M. LAWLOR . . . Newborgh, N. C.

JOHN G. LAWTON York, S. C.

CHARLES A. LAWYER . . . Camden, S. C.
TERRY L. LEE .... Greensboro, N. C.
THOMAS B. LEE . . . . N, Augusta, S. C.
JACK A. LeGRAND .... Winnsboro, S. C.
CHARLOTTE F. LETTECKA . . Clemson, S. C.

ROBERT E. LEMACKS . . Charleston, S. C.
WILLIAM E. LESESNE . . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
DONALD G. LESLEY .... Easley, S. C.

ALLEN M. LEVINE Passaic, N. J.

JOSEPH C. LEYH, JR. . . N. Charleston, S. C.
JOSEPH M. LHOTSKY . . . Baltimore, Md.

DONALD J. LIBERTY .... Seagirt, N. J.
RALPH F. LINDFORS . Charleston Heights, S. C.
RAY E. LINKE .... West Orange, N. J.

SUSAN LINDSAY' Clemson, S. C.

KENNETH L. LINDSEY . . . Townville, S. C.
BRUCE T. LINTHICUM . . . Catonville, Md.

ROBERT E. LIPHARD . .
JEANNE W. LITTLEJOHN
JOHN A. LIVINGSTON .
WILLIAM C. LOCKE, JR. .
MICHAEL L. LOCKLAIR .

Catonville, Md.

Clemson, S. C.

Cross Hill, S. C.

. Rock Hill, S. C.

Great Falls, S. C.

GEORGE M. LONG Augusta, Ga.

JUNIORS

JOHN F. LONG

Newberry, S. C.

KEITH S. LOVE

Rock Hill, S. C.

JOHN BERNARD LOVELL, JB

[. . Atlanta, Ga.

BRUCE W. LOWRY ....

Eatontown, N. J.

TALMADGE H. LUKER . . .

. Hodges, S.C.

KAREN B. LUTZ

Pittsburgh, Pa.

RICHARD A. LUZZI . . . .

Belleville, N. J.

BETTY C. LYNN

Greenville, S. C.

JOHN C LYNN ....

. Dillon, S. C.

MARVIN E. McABEE . . .

Blacksburg, S. C.

JAMES P. McALILEY . . .

Rock Hill, S. C.

JOHN E. McALILEY . . . .

Rock Hill, S. C.

CLARENCE E. McALISTER .

Anderson, S. C.

HENRY D. McALLISTERJR.

. Barnwell, S. C.

ROBIN McBRAYER ....

Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT E. McCASKILL . .

. Camden, S. C.

THOMAS E. McCLENDON .

. Riverdale, Ga.

SAMUEL L. McCLESKEY . .

Greenville, S. C.

DAVID G. McCLURE . . . Anderson, S. C.
DONNIE R. McCOMBS . . . Greenville. S. C.
ROBERT E. McCORMICK . . Orangeburg, S. C.

EARL O. McCOY Oswego, S. C.

RAYMOND D. McDONALD . Rock Hill, S. C.
STANLEY J. McELVEEN . Timmonsville, S. C.

LANEY E. McGILL Anderson, S. C.

JOE F. McHUGH, JR Gaffney, S. C.

DOUGLAS J. McKAMEY . . . Knoxville, Tenn.
WILLIAM J. McKEE, JR. . . Charleston, S. C.
MARION D. McKENZIE . . . Lake City, S. C.
MICHAEL B. McKEOWN . . Great Falls S. C.

JAMES R. McLANE .... Abbeville, S. C.
MICHAEL T. McLOY . . Myrtle Beach, S. C.
MARION R. McMURTREY . . Pendleton. S. C.
CURY D. McNAMARA . . . Alexandria, Va.

OLIN R. McNEELY Pickens. S. C.

WILLIAM A. McNeill . . . Abbeville, S. C.

DAVID D. McROBERTS . .
JOHN F. MABRY, jr. . .
JAMES D. MACKINTOSH .
KENNETH V. MADREN .
GARY V. MAGARIAN . .
DAVID H. MAGATHAN. JR.

N. Augusta, S. C.

Fairforest, S. C.

Burlington, N. C.

Charleston, S. C.

. Orlando. Fla.

. . Potomac, Md.

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J. ROGER MAHON .

JEAN MALLORY . .

JOHN C. MALMGREN . . . Greensboro, N. C.

LEWIS D. MALPHRUS, JR. . . Clerason, S. C.

PATRICIA A. MANGUM . . College Park, Ga.

GARY P. MANN Richmond, Va.

MARSHALL V. MARCHBANKS . Clemson, S. C.
JOHN M. MARQUARDT . . Riviera Beach, Fla.
ROBERT M. MARSHALL . . . Sumter, S. C.
ALBERT RAY MARTIN . . . Greenwood. S. C.
JOHN A. MARTIN .... Sandy Springs, S. C.

ROBERT F. MARTIN .
WILLIAM E. MARTIN
HARVEY R. MATHIAS .
JACK E. MATSON . .
ROBERT T. MATTHEW,
DAVID R. MATTHEWS

W. Columbia, S. C.

GARY J. MATTHEWS . .

TitusviUe, Fla.

JOEL R- MATTHEWS . .

. Ft. Myers, Fla.

TERESA F. MATTHEWS .

. Greenville, S. C.

WALTER E. MATTHEWS

. Pendleton, S. C.

LAWRENCE L. MAXWELL

. Greenville, S. C.

ARTHUR H, MAYBIN III .

. Hunt Sta., N. Y.

JAMES E. MAYER . . .

Little Mtn., S. C.

DAVID W. MAYES . . .

. . Aiken, S. C.

DAVID R. MAYFIELD . .

. Anderson, S. C.

WILLIAM E. MAYS . .

. . Seneca, S. C.

lOHN T. MEEHAN . . .

. Pendleton, S. C.

WILLIAM A. MEISTER .

Union City. N. J.

PEGGY H. MELLICHAMP

. . Toccoa, Ga.

BONNIE MERCIER . . .

SummerviUe, S. C.

LARRY S. MERCK . . .

. LaFrance, S. C.

RICHARD L. MERRICK .

. Northfield, N. J.

WALTER D. MERRY . .

. Columbia. S. C.

DANIEL E. MEYER . . .

. . Ramsey, N. J.

CHARLES A. MIKELL . .

. . . Estill. S. C.

BERNAND H. MILLER, JR

. . Chester, S. C.

CHARLES A. MILLER . .

Bennettsville, S. C.

CHERYL G. MILLER . .

. . . Niles, Ohio

JAMES I. MILLER . . .

. Anderson, S. C.

LINDA C. MILLER . . .

Greenville, S. C.

RONALD G. MILLER . .

, . . Niles, Ohio

WAENARD L, MILLER, JR

. Greenville, S. C.

WILLIAM E. MILLER . .

Neptune Beach. Fla.

JOHN M. MILLING . . .

. Darlington. S. C,

CHARLES E. MILLS . .

Clarks Hill. S. C.

OSCAR R. MILLS III . .

. Greenville. S. C.

WILLIAM J. MILLSAP . .

. . Easley. S. C.

JOHN W. MISHOE . .

. . Loris, S. C.

JACK H. MITCHELL III .

. . Clemson, S. C.

SALLEV F. MITCHELL .

Westminster, S. C.

STEVE J. MITCHEM . .

. Wellford, S. C.

JERRY A. MOBLEY . . .

N. Charleston, S. C.

ROBERT A. MOFFATT .

Anderson, S. C.

FRANCES M. MOLL . .

. . Clemson, S. C.

JOHN R. MOLL ....

. . Clemson, S. C.

CLYDE M. MOORE . .

. Greenville, S. C.

DANIEL F. MOORE . . .

. Chappaqua, N. Y.

DEXTER C. MOORE . . .

. Blackstock, S. C.

JOHN L. MOORE . . .

. . Nichols, S. C

ROBERT F. MOORE . .

. . Greenville. S. C

ROBERT N. MOORE .

. Lexington, S. C

ROBERT S. MOORE . .

Spartanburg, S. C

SUZANNE M. MOORE . .

. Westminster, S. C

HARRY E. MOOSE, JR.

Newberry, S. C

MADELINE MORGAN .

. . Anderson, S. C

GEORGE MORRELL

. . Matawan, N. J

PETER W. MOXON . .

Columbia, S. C.

PAUL J. MUCCINO . .

. . . Seneca, S. C

ROGER W. MUDD . . .

. Bennettsville, S. C

M. JANICE MULL . .

. . Marietta, S. C

WAYNE E. MULLIGAN

. Lutherville. Md.

WADE C. MULLINNIX .

. . . Pickens, S. C.

MILLEDGE G. MURRAY

. N. Augusta, S. C.

JAMES L. MUSGRAVES

. Knoxville, Tenn

JAMES H. MYERS, JR. .

. Westminster, S. C

WILLIAM W. NASH . .

Fountain Inn, S. C.

GEORGE D. NEALE . .

. Perrvsburg, Ohio

GILDER M. NEEL, JR. .

. Newberry, S. C.

FELIX J. NEPVEUX . .

. Charleston, S. C.

PETER R. NEWMAN .

. Charlotte. N. C.

CHARLES A. NEWTON .

. . Deltona, Fla.

EDWARD D. NICASTRI .

. Orange City, Fla.

VIVIAN L. NICHOLS . . . Tamassee. S. C.
RICHARD S. NICKEL . . . Orangeburg. S. C.

JOE W. NICKLES Donalds, S. C.

CHARLES C. NIEMEIER. JR., Oak Ridge. Tenn.
EDWARD J. NIVERT . . . Falls Church. Va.
WALTER L. NORTHRUP . . Wilmington, Del.

DAVID C. NUSBICKEL, JR., Winter Park, Fla

LARRY W. GATES York, S. C

CHARLES D. O'BRIANT . . McCormick. S. C
JEFFREY A. O'CAIN .... Columbia. S. C
THOMAS E. O'CAIN .... Columbia, S. C
JAMES E. O'CONNOR . . . Anderson. S. C

SUZANNE R. O'DELL . .

Joanna, S. C

DARYLE D. OGBURN .

. Charlotte. N. C

PHILIP C. OKEY . . . .

. Rock Hill, S. C

0. EUGENE OLSON . .

. . Clemson. S. C

ROBERT B. ORR, JR.. . .

. . Gaffney. S. C

WILLIAM K. ORR . . .

. . Clinton. S. C

WILLIAM M. ORR . . .

. Greenville. S. C

MICHAEL W. OSBORNE

. . Joanna. S.C

DAVID M. O'SHIELDS .

. . Pauline. S. C

MARILYN A. OTT . . .

. Greenville, S. C

JERRY A. OWEN . . . .

. Clarkesville. Ga

KENNETH L. OWEN . .

. Williamston, S. C

LAWRENCE T. OWEN . . Brevard, N. C.

MARGARET A. OWINGS .... Miami, Fla.
STEVEN J. OXLER . . . Charleston. S. C.

GARY L. PACE Greenville, S. C.

RICHARD M. PACE .... Greenville, S. C.
ROBERT A. PACE .... Asheville, N. C.

BRYAN C. PAGE Dillon, S. C.

JAMES W. PAINTER .... Chesnee, S. C.
ELIZABETH M. PALMER . . Townville, S. C.

JOHN D. PALMER Clemson, S. C.

WILLIAM H. PALMER . . . Townville, S. C.
JOHN C. PARDUE, JR. . . . Johnston, S. C.

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LARRY V. PARKER . . .

. . Pickens,

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KEITH R PARRIS . . .

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RANDY G. PARRIS . . .

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CAROLYN S. PATEY . .

. Charleston

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ALAN D. PATTEN, JR. . .

. Greenville

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CHARLES W. PATTERSON

Simpsonville

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JUDY F. PATTERSON . .

. Clem son

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ROBERT H. PAYNE . . .

. Darlington

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HOUSTON A. PEDEN, JR.

. Greenville

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ROGER L. PEDRICK . .

. Anderson

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LUCAS R. PEELE, JR. . .

. Bishopville

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RENAUD E. PELLETIER .

. Rock Hill

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WILLIAM C. PETERS . .

. Charleston

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BURNETT A. PETTIT . .

. Baltimor

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ALVIN B. PHILLIPS . .

Graniteville

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JAMES D. PHILLIPS . .

. Greenville

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ROBERT J. PHILLIPS . .

Hampton

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TERRY H. PHILLIPS . .

. . Tuslo, N. Y.

LESTER Y. PILCHER . .

. . Columbia, S. C.

CHARLES H. PITCHFORD

. . Pottstown, Pa.

LYNNE S. PLANCK . . .

. Eau Gallic, Fla.

VINROE S. PLAYER . .

. . Clemson, S. C.

JIM P. POLING

Winter Park. Fla.

WALTER K. POOSER, JR.

. . Cameron, S. C.

THOMAS E. POPE . .

Pittsburgh, Pa.

CLESS F. PORTER . . .

. . Pickens, S. C.

PAUL J. POSCH . . . .

. Riverside, N. J.

THOMAS F. POSPISIL . .

. Bloomfield, N. J.

CHARLIE K. POTTS, JR.

. . Columbia, S. C.

TIMOTHY H. POWELL .

Garrett Park, Md.

EDWARD L. PRATER . .

Westminster, S. C.

JAMES L. PRATHER . .

. Lexington, S. C.

LAURA E. PRATT . . .

. Hampton, S. C.

HINTON A. PRICE, JR. .

. Greenville. S. C.

TERRY C. PRICE . . .

. Abbeville, S. C.

ROBERT C. PRICE . . .

. . Martin, S. C.

JEFF 0, PRITCHARD . .

Sumter, S. C.

LINDA G. PRICHARD .

Westminster, S. C.

CHARLES G. PRINGLE .

. . Sumter, S. C.

JEFFREY C. PRINGLE .

. . Norfolk, Va.

KATHY G. PROCK . . .

. Anderson, S. C.

LINDA J. PRUITT . . .

. . Norfolk, Va.

GARY P. PULLIAM . .

. . Easley, S. C.

JOHNNY H. PURSER . .

. . Clemson, S. C.

HUGH D. PUTNAM, JR. .

. Cherryville, N. G^

JERE L. RAGSDALE . .

. . Easley, S. C.

EMILE N. RAHSEED . .

Beit Mery, Lebanon

KIRBY D. RAINES . . .

Charleston. S. C.

JAME-S T. RAMEY . . .

. Honea Path, S. C.

JAMES F. RAMSAY . . .

. Simpsonville, S. C.

JAMES G. RAMSAY . . .

. . Chesnee, S. C.

ROLAND L. RAYBURN .

. Gulf Breeze, Fla.

DUDLEY J. RAYNAL . .

. . Clemson, S. C.

JOHN A REAGAN III . .

. Hartsville. S. C.

JAMES F. REAMES . . .

. Bishopville. S. C.

EDWARD C. REED . .

. Charlotte. N. C.

GEORGE M. REED . . .

. Anderson. S. C.

JAMES R. REED . . .

Cortland. N. Y.

WAYNE M. REED . . .

. . Columbia. S. C.

510

JOHN H. REEVES, JR.
ALBERT R. REID . .
NORMAN G. RENTZ .
GLENN H. REYNOLDS
DANIEL H. RHODES
CRAIG G. RICE . .

ROBERT B. RICHARDS
RUTTLAND E. RIDDLE
LINDA F. RIDGEWAY .
WALTER E. RIGGS .
WILLIAM P. RILEY
RONALD B. RITCHIE .

JAMES M. ROACH

Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

Varnville. S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

Anderson, S. C.
Baltimore, Md.

Woodruff, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

Madison, Ohio
Barnwell, S. C.

Clemson, S. C.

Oklahoma City, Okla.

VERNON A. ROBBINS, JR.
WILLIAM T. ROBERTSON
WAYNE J ROBERSON . .
WALLACE E. ROBERTS .
CALVIN T. ROBERTSON .

. Rock Hill, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. Asheville, N. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
. Laurens, S. C.

OWEN C. ROBERTSON, JR. . Anderson, S. C.
GEORGE S. ROBINSON . . . Lancaster, S. C.
JOHN H. ROBUCK .... Spartanburg, S. C.
CHAS. L. ROEDIGER, JR., Winston-Salem, N. C.
BARBARA L. ROGERS .... Clemson, S. C.
JIM F. ROGERS Walterboro, S. C.

JOHN M. ROOKS .... Jacksonville, Fla.
TRUMAN D. ROPER . . . Columbia, S. C.

NEAL A. ROSE Columbia, S. C.

JOHN N. ROSS .... Washington, N. C.
THOMAS F. ROWAND . . . Oaklyn, N. J.
EARLE ROWLAND Sumter, S. C.

ED. M. RUBICH, JR. . . McGuire AFB, N. J.

BRUCE T. RUSH Camden, S. C.

WILLIAM A. RUSH .... Greenville, S. C.
JAMES RUSSELL III . . Schenectady, N. Y.
DONALD E. RUTLAND . . N. Augusta, S. C.
JAMES E. SALAMONY . . Summerville, S. C.

DONNA F. SAMMONS .
JOHNNY B. SANDIFER .
WILLIE D. SANSBURY
VIRGINIA D. SARRATT
RALPH J. SAUNDERS .

Greenville, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.

Conway, S. C.

. . Gaffney, S. C.

Dover, N. J.

JAMES W. SCARBOROUGH, JR. . Sumter, S. C.

REBECCA C. SCAVENS . .
GREGORY C. SCHAPER . .
WILLIAM B. SCHERLER .
ERNEST A. SCHICHLER . .
ELIZABETH H. SCHIRMER

Edgefield, S. C.

Oemson, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

Columbia, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.

RICHARD A. SCHMALZ, JR. . Sudbury, Mass.

FRANK R. SCHMIDT . Nev
JULIAN S. SCHRAIBMAM
RICHARD H. SCHROEDER
KENNETH P. SCHULZ .
JOAN C. SCHWAB . . . .
FREDERICK R. SCOTT .

JOHN D. SCOTT . . .
WILLIAM H. SCOGGINS
JOHN K. SEGARS . . .
CHARLES W. SEIGLER
JOHN L. SEIGLER . .
RANDOLPH E. SENN .

Hyde Park, N. Y,
. Charleston, S. C
Heightstown, N. J
Montclair, N. J
Summerville, S. C
Clemson, S. C

Concord, N. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Bishopville, S. C.
Rock Hill, S. C,

Cle

, S. C.

Newberry, S. C.

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WOODROW G. SENN, JR . W. Columbia, S. C.
GARLAND D. SENTELL . . . Clemson, S. C.
CHAS. L. SHACKELFORD . Cedar Grove, N. J.

DON C. SHARP Allendale, S. C.

DENNIS G. SHEALY . . . Ninety Six, S. C.
JOSEPH S. SHEARER .... Bclton, S. C.

DORA A. SHELTON Central, S. C.

JOHN D. SHERER Sharon, S. C.

ROBT. R. SHERMAN, JR. . Signal Mtn., Tenn.
CHARLES G. SHIRLEY, JR. . Piedmont, S. C.
SHARON F. SHIRLEY . . . Anderson, S. C.
RONALD S. SHRADER .... Tampa, Fla.

STEVEN R. SHULL .... Baltimore, Md.
THOMAS S. SHULL, JR. . . Annapolis, Md.
JOSEPH F. SHUMPERT .... Pelion, S. C.
WILLIAM M. SIBLEY . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
KENNETH B. SIMMONS, JR. . Columbia, S. C.
CHERYL SIMPSON .... Clemson, S. C.

JAMES C.

SIMPSON, JR.

Varrville,

S.

C.

JOE H. SIMPSON . .

Whitmire,

S.

c.

WILLIAM

M. SIMPSON,

JR.

. Bethune,

S.

c.

THOMAS

L. SINCLAIR .

. Union,

S.

c.

WILLIAM

J. SINGLETARY .

Lake City,

S.

c.

DONALD

L. SKELTON .

Clemson,

S.

c.

RICHARD

B. SKILTON

Maitlanc

1, Fla.

WALTER

F. SKILTON .

Philadelphi

a, ;

Pa.

JOHN E.

SKINNER, JR.

. Liberty,

s.

C.

LARRY G

. SKINNER .

Liberty,

s.

C.

PAUL B.

SKINNER . .

. W

are Shoals,

s.

C.

KENNETH J. SKOCZYLAS . Wallington, N. J.

GUY E. SLAGLE, JR. . Garden City Beach, S. C.

DONALD A, SLATE Atlanta, Ga.

ASHBY K. SMITH . . . Murrells Inlet, S. C.
BELTON K. SMITH .... Hartsville, S. C.

BETTY J. SMITH Rome, Ga.

CLARK A. SMITH .... Madison, S. C.

CAPVIS C. SMITH . ,

, . . Mullins, S. C.

HELEN G. SMITH . .

. . Lancaster, S. C.

H. THORNTON SMITH

. . . . Augusta, Ga.

H. WAYNE SMITH, JR.

. . Spartanburg, S. C.

JAMES H. SMITH . .

. . . Belton, S. C.

JERRY E. SMITH . . .

East Northport, N. Y.

KENNETH E. SMITH .

. . Baltimore, Md.

MARION J. SMITH . .

West Columbia. S. C.

PAL'L R. SMITH . . .

. . . Nutley, N. J.

ROBERT J. SMITH . .

. . Allentown, Pa.

ROHERT L. SMITH . .

. Orangeburg, S. C.

RONNIE A. SMITH . .

. . . Clemson, S. C.

RAY A. SMITH . . .

. . . Pageland, S. C.

ROY D. SMITH . . .

. . Ninety Six, S. C.

SAMUEL E. SMITH . .

. . Rock Hill, S. C.

SANDERLAN C. SMITH

. . . Pulaski, Tenn.

TERRY S. SMITH . .

. . . Pinopolis, S. C.

THOMAS C. SMITH .

. . . . Atlanta, Ga.

THOMAS E. SMITH .

. . Anderson. S. C.

WILLIAM J. SMITH .

. . . Newberry, S. C.

ROBERT E. SMYTH

. . Riverton. N. J,

STEPHEN F. SMOAK .

. . Rock Hill, S. C.

JAMES K. SNEAD . .

. . Greenwood, S. C.

CHARLES K. SNODDY

Greenwood, S. C.

ROBERT H. SNODDY, JR. . . CIcmsod, S. C.

EMERY E. SOLER Sumter, S. C.

TERRY L. SOUTHERLAND . Greenville, S. C.
GEORGE A. SOUTHGATE . W. Palm Beach, Fla.
RICHARD L. SPARKS . . . Cave Spring, Ga.
STEPHEN D. SPEARMAN . . . York, S. C.

JIMMY D. SPEER . . .
RONALD E. SPEER . .
TERRELL P. SPENCE . .
KATHERINE A. STADLER
LARRY B. STANCIL . . .

Anderson, S. C.
Abbeville, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.

ELIZABETH L. STANZIONE . Clemson, S. C.

ROBERT J. STANZIONE . . Hartsville, S. C.
HAMPTON B. STEEDLY, JR. . Charleston, S. C.
RONALD E. STEELE . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
WILLIAM J. STEELE . . . Arlington, Va.

JOHN R. STEIN Anderson, S. C.

THEODORE H. STEINER . . Pittsburgh, Pa.

PAUL J. STEINFELDT
WM. J. STEVENS, JR.
GROVER C. STEWART . .
ROLLIN J. STICKLE . . .
RUSSELL E. STIEGEL, JR.
E. MIRIAM STOKES . . .

. Rochester, N. Y.

Yonges Island, S. C.

. . Anderson, S. C,

. . Clemson, S. C.

Charlotte, N. C.

Bethune, S. C.

EDWARD R. STOKES . . . Beaufort, S. C.

DUDLEY D. STONE Atlanta, Ga.

JAMES H. STONER, JR. . . . Enoree, S. C.

R. J. STRANGE, JR Charlotte, N. C.

CHARLES W. STREET, JR. . . Florence, S. C.
SAMUEL P. STRIBLING . . . Clemson, S. C.

NANCY W. STRICKLAND .
RICHARD L. STROMAN .
JOSEPH T. SUMMER . . ,
GEORGE C. SUMMERELL
VIRGIL G. SVENDSEN . .
JOHN M. SWAILS . . .

DANNY H. SWANGER . .
STEPHEN H. SWAN . . .
JOHN N. TALBERT, JR. .
JOSEPH J. TANKERSLEY
THOMAS A. TANTILLO .
CARL L. TARPLEY II .

Cle

ti, S. C.

. Bowman, S. C.

Newberry, S. C.

. Florence, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

Kingstree, S. C.

Rock Hill, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.
McCormick, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

N. Augusta, S. C.

Hanahan, S. C.

GLORIA E. TATE .... Anderson, S. C.

EDDIE A. TAYLOR Sumter, S. C.

JAMES G. TAYLOR .... Greenville, S. C.
LARRY W. TAYLOR .... Rock Hill, S. C.
ROBERT A. TEDCASTLE . . . Lantana, Fla.
JAMES L. TEMPLETON . W. Palm Beach, Fla.

CHARLES H. TENNENT .
WILLIAM R. TERRY . .
HENRY W. THEILING .
JAMES E. THOMAS . .
LAWRENCE D. THOMAS
REUBEN S. THOMAS . .

Spartanburg, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
. Charleston, S. C.

Williamston, S. C.

Pequannock, N. J
. . Carlisle, S. C.

RICHARD W. THOMAS .
STEPHEN C. THOMAS . .
ROBERT M. THOMASON
ALLAN J. THOMPSON, JR.
BRUCE W. THOMPSON .

Wa

, Ohic

onea Path, S. C.

Laurens, S. C

Charleston, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

JULIUS P. THOMPSON, JR. . Hollywood, S. C.

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RAY M. THOMPSON . .
ROBERT E. THOMPSON, JR.
STANLEY H. THOMPSON .
TOMMY D. THOMPSON .
WALTER P. THOMPSON .
\VILLL\M E. THOMPSON .

Memphis, Tenn.

. . Aiken, S. C.

. Clemson, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.

N. Augusta, S. C.

MICHAEL D. THORNE
RALPH M. THRASH .
GLORIA J. THRASHER
WILLIAM G. TILLMAN
JERRY R. TIMMONS .
HARRY L. TINSLEY .

. . Jackson, S. C.
Santa Ana, Calif.
. Anderson, S. C.
Balboa, Canal Zone
"ravelers Rest, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.

STEVEN B. TIPPING . . . Salamanca, N. Y.

JAMES R. TODD Mathews, N. C.

CHARLES R. TOLLEY . Charleston Hgts., S. C.
DAVID L. TOMPKINS . . . Edgefield, S. C.
JAMES E. TOMPKINS . . . Lake Placid, Fla.
MILTON A. TOOLE .... Greenville, S. C.

BELINDA J. TOOLEY .
JOHN F. TOWNSEND, JR.
SKIPPY J. TOWNSEND .
LARRY E. TRIPLETT .
RICHARD M. TUCKER .

. . Duncan, S. C.

Bennettsville, S. C.

Clemson, S. C.

. Cordova, S. C.

Enoree, S. C.

WILLIAM S. TURBEVILLE . Columbia, S. C.

DANNY W. TURNER Smyrna, S. C.

RAY A. TURNER . . .
WALLEY A. TURNER . .
MARGARET S. ULLER •
JAMES R. VENORN . .
DOLORES A. VIOLETTE

MICHAEL T. VOISELLE
CONNIE S. WADE . .
ALLEN R. WALCHER .
DERRYL L. WALDEN .
LEWIS G. WALDO . .
PERRY R. WALDREP .

GEORGE D. WALKER .
MICHAEL L. WALKER .
WESLEY F. WALKER . .
DENNIS H. WALSH . .
ALAN C. WALTER . .
DIBBON K. WATERS III

. . Hickory, N. C.

. . Florence, S. C.

. Miami Beach, Fla.

Sandy Springs, S. C.
. . Lake City, S. C.

Fairfields, Calif.
Rock Hill, S. C.
. Inman, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
larden City, N. J.
Lanett, Ala.

. Somerville, N. J.
Spartanburg, S. C
. Rock Hill, S,

Charleston, S. C,

JOHNNIE J. WALTERS . . N. Charleston, S. C,
WILLIAM S. WARE, JR. . . . Varnville, S. C.
WILLIAM M. VVARLICK . . Columbia, S. C.
CYNTHIA K. WARNER . . . Clemson, S.C.
GAR1- R. WARNER .... Salamanca, N. Y.
JULIAN R. WATES Greer, S. C.

PAUL C. WATSON, JR. . . . Columbia, S. C.
RONALD R. WATSON .... Greenville, S. C.
,\LliERT W. WAY ... St. Simons Island, Ga.
ER\IN H. WEATHERLY . . . Camden, S. C.

K. WEAVER Clemson, S. C.

WILLIAM D. WELLS .... Columbia, S. C.

WILLIAM L. WEBER .... Clemson, S. C.
J.NMKS E. WEEKS .... Anderson, S. C.

NANCY C. WEILL Sumter, S. C.

WALTER M.. WELCH, JR. . N. Charleston, S. C.
CHAS. M. WERNER. JR. . Travelers Rest, S. C.
JOHN D. WESTMORELAND . Greenville, S. C.

JOHN D. WESTON Union, S. C.

KEITH W. WHATLEY
JAMES J. WHEELER HI
MARK H. WHEELER II .
J. R. WHITE III . . .
SHELLY J. WHITE . ■

Greenwood, S. C.

Saluda, S. C.

. . Mullins S. C.

Walterboro, S. C.

Washington, D. C.

JOSEPH B. WHITEHEAD . Camp Leje

, N. C.

LARRY F. WHITFIELD
DAVID L. WICKER .
JOHN M. WICKHAM .
WILLIAM W. WIER . .
MICHAEL E. WIGGERS

. Anderson, S. C.

Poraaria, S. C.

. Ciiarlotte, N. C.

Washington, D. C.
. . Pomaria, S. C.

JAMES E. WIGGINS III . . . Clemson, S. C.
MICHAEL J. WIGGINS . . . Seneca, S. C.
THEODORE R. WILKERSON . New Castle, Del.
GEORGE L. WILLIAMS, JR. . Oglethorpe, Ga.
OLIVIA H. WILLIAMS . . . Rock Hill. S. C.
ROBERT H. WILLIAMS . . . Rock Hill, S. C.

WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS . . Lancaster, S. C.
GEORGE F. WILLIAMSON . . . Cades, S. C.

PERRY D. WILLIS Roebuck, S. C.

MITCHELL M. WILLOUGHBY . Nichols, S. C.
WILLIAM P. WILLSON, JR. . Athens, Tenn.
CHARLES B. WILSON .... Camden, S. C.

CHARLES N. WILSON . . Worthington, Ohio
FRANCIS G. WILSON .... Chester, S. C.
FRANKIE D. WILSON . . . Anderson, S. C.

JAMES L. WILSON, JR Chester, S. C.

ROBERT W. WILSON, JR. . . Woodruff, S. C.
THOMAS A. WILSON . . . Anderson, S. C.

WILLIAM H. WISE, JR. . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
STEPHEN H. WITHERSPOON . Barnwell, S. C.

LEW WITT Washington, D. C.

LEONARD E. WITT . . . Washington, D[. C.
CLARK E. WOODS . . . Fountain Inn, S. C.
NELSON H. WOODS .... Beaufort, S. C.

NORMAN H. WOODS, JR. . Downingtown, Pa.

JOHN C. WOODSON . .
ARTHUR J. WOODY . .
RICHARD D. WOOTEN, JR.
DAVID C. WRIGHT . . .
MICHAEL W. WRIGHT .

Portsmouth, Va.
Clemson, S. C.

PAUL R. WRIGHT . . . . N. Charleston, S. C.
ROSALIND M. WRIGHT . . Gastonia, N. C.
SIMEON P. WRIGHT .... Sumter, S. C.
STEPHEN L. WRIGHT N. Charleston, S. C.

THOMAS H. WRIGHT, JR Dillon, S. C.

PAMELA A. YOCKEY . . . Greenville, S. C.

WILLIAM E. YOKE, JR. . Clarksburg, W. Va.
LARRY C. YOUNG .... Hampton, S. C.

MARY C. YOUNG Clemson, S. C.

DAVID E. YOUNT .... Spartanburg, S. C.

GARY J. ZIEGLER Columbis, N. J.

ROLAND L. ZEIGLER . . . Orangeburg, S. C.

ROBERT N. ZEIGLER Chicago, 111.

WILLIAM I. ZEIGLER . . . Columbia, S. C.
JAMES F. ZOAKS .... Jersey City, N. J.

HAN-CEN ZOAU Formosa

RONALD P. ZUPA .... Bellerose, N. Y.
QUAIEN ZWAKE Tokyo, Japan

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J. he sophomore returns, confident and complacent, and
full of plans for everything but study. He avenges himself
on the new crop of rats, thankful to be only a sophomore.
With sophomore level courses, however, he finds that it
is even harder than adjusting as a freshman. There is
never time for study between extracurricular activities,
sports, and weekends. Grade-wise, this period is called
"the slump."

However, the class of 1970 is an industrious class in
school activities. It sponsored the "Sophomore Sit-in,"
a talent show featuring local talent, vocalists, bands, vari-
ous acts, and go-go girls. The proceeds were given to
Miracle Hill. Also, the sophomores helped in adding color
and spirit to the "Best Bama" weekend by selling spirit
ribbons. It is unusual for a class to be so united and
progressive before the junior year.

DANNY HUNT
President

ROWENA SOBCZYK

Secretary

WILLIAM WILBURN
Vice-President

CHARLES ELDRIDGE
Treasurer

SOPHOMORES

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ANDREW A. ABBOTT .... Clemson, S. C.
ARTHUR M. ABBOTT .... Sumter, S. C.
BENJ. E. ABERNATHY . Connelly Springs. N. C.
WILLIAM L. ABERNATHY . . Chester, S. C.
THOMAS W. ACKER .... Anderson, S. C.
MILES M. ADAIR Greenville, S. C.

ERNEST L. ADAMS .... Edgemoor, S. C.

JAMES M. ADAMS Union, S. C.

GENE W. ADDY . . . Little Mountain, S. C.
ROBERT D. AINSWORTH . Falls Church, Va.
MARY JANE ALBEA .... Clemson, S. C.
GENE R. ALEXANDER . . . Hartsville, S. C.

LAURA S. ALEXANDER . Spartanburg, S. C.
MILTON D. ALEXANDER . . Brunson. S. C.

DORIS T. ALLEN Clemson, S. C.

JERR W. ALLEN .... Spartanburg, S. C.
BARNETT A. ALLGOOD III . . Toccoa, Ga.
ROWLAND P. ALSTON . . . Rembert, S. C.

J. COLEY ALTMAN . .
J. L. ALVERSON . . .
WILLIAM G. ALVERSON
HAROLD C. AMICK . .
TIMOTHY J. AMICK . .
ALAN J. ANDERSON . .

ning, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
. Baldwin, N. Y.

CARROLL SIMMS ANDERSON Williston, S. C.
JOHN L. ANDERSON .... Clinton, S. C.
RANSOME W. ANDERSON . Myrtle Beach, S. C.
THOMAS P. ANDERSON . . N. Augusta, S. C.
DEBORAH M. ARNOLD . . Greenwood, S. C.
JOHN R. ASHLEY Belton, S. C.

PAUL W. ASKINS . . .

. Hartsville, S. C.

LARRY N. ATKINSON .

. Jefferson, S. C.

WAYNE H. ATKINSON .

. . Liberty, S. C.

AUBREY D. AYERS . .

. . Clemson, S. C.

BOBBIE F. AYERS . . .

. Orangeburg, S. C.

HARLEY G. BABB . . .

. . Moore, S. C.

ROBERT E. BAILEY . .

Eatontown, N. J.

DA\'ID P. BAIRD . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

MIHRAN G. BAKALIAN .

Cliffside Park, N. J.

CHARLES D. BAKER, JR.

. Columbia, S. C.

ELISHA R. BAKER . . .

NANCY DIANA BALL . .

Simpsonville, S. C.

RICHARD C. BALLENGER

. . Anderson, S. C.

CHARLES M. BANKS . .

. . Chester, S. C.

CHARLES E. BARDSLEY .

. Pendleton, g. C.

liYRON H. BARKER . .

Charleston, S>C.

ROBERT E. BARKER . .

. . Conway, S. C.

BENNY D. BARTLEY . .

. . Aiken, S. C.

THOMAS C. BASKIN, JR. . Charleston, S. C.
ARTHUR T. BASS . . North Charleston, S. C.
SAMIEL D. BASS . . . Bennettsville, S. C.
WILLIAM EARLE BATSON . Greenville, S. C.
DANIEL M. BATTEN . . . Charleston, S. C.
JAMES B. BANCOM . . . Westminster, S. C.

LESLIE R. BAXLEY . .
STEWARD L. BAYLOR .
I'Al'L R. BAZEMORE, JR.
JUDITH E. BEACH . .
ROBERT W. BEACHY .
DELORES D. BEARD . .

St. Louis, Mo.

Liberty, S. C.

Beaufort, S. C.

Rock Hill, S. C.

Atlanta, Ga.

Greenville, S. C.

DONALD P. BEAUDOIN . . Greenville, S.
JAMES F. BEDELL, JR. . . . Cheraw, S.

HELEN M. BELK Clemson, S

ROBERT L. BELL .... Orangeburg, S
GLENN L. BELLAMY . . Myrtle Beach, S
O. HEYWARD BELLAMY III . Charlotte, N

JUDITH ANN BENNETT .

. . Augusta, Ga

RICHARD J. BENNETT . .

Laurens, S. C

SCOTT C. BERGREN . .

. Greenville, S. C

JERALD E. BERRY . . .

. Bowman, S. C

THOMAS C. BETHEA, JR.

. . Dillon, S. C

WILLIAM L. BETSILL, JR.

. Anderson, S. C

GEORGIA R. BEYER . . .

. Charlotte, N. C

PATRICK E. BINKLEY . .

. Florence, S. C

JOHN J. BISHOP ....

. Anderson, S. C

MICHAEL G. BISHOP . .

. Greenville, S. C

WAYNE H. BISHOP . . ,

Greenville, S. C

DIANA K. BISSEY . . . .

Charleston, S. C

JAMES K. BLACK Seneca, S. C.

SAMUEL W. BLACK .... Chamblee, Ga.
L.ARRY M. BLACKMON . . Lancaster, S. C.
ROY E. BLANCHARD .... Aiken, S. C.

FRANK S. BLAND Edgefield, S. C.

DOUGLAS J. BLATTMACHR . Gdn. City, N. Y.

WILLIAM E. BOATWRIGHT Seneca, S. C.

JERRY L. BODIE .... Ridge Spring, S. C.
PHILLIP C. BODLE .... Cincinnati, Ohio

JOHN E. BOLT Lenoir, N. C.

JOSEPH D. BOLT Anderson, S. C.

JOHN M. BOND Clemson, S. C.

WILLIAM P. BONNER .

. . Gaffney, S. C.

RANDALL E. BOUCHILLON

Simpsonville, S. C.

ROBT. M. BOUKNIGHT, JR.

W. Columbia, S. C.

YOUSSEF F. BOUTROS .

Greenville, S. C.

GEORGE H. BOWDEN III

. Fair Lawn, N. J.

BERNARD A. BOWEN . .

. Piedmont, S. C.

DENNIS R. BOWEN . . .

. Anderson, S. C.

JAMES F. BOWEN . . . .

JAMES R. BOWEN . . .

Blackwood, N. J.

GLENN BOWERS . . . .

. Lancaster, S. C.

CALVIN N. BOWIE . . .

. Due West, S. C.

JOYCE E. BOWMAN . . .

. . . Iva, S. C.

JESSE A. BOYCE ....

. Greenwood, S. C.

MARION C. BOYD, JR. . .

Spartanburg, S- C.

DAVID B. BRABHAM . . .

, St. Stephen, S. C.

RALPH J. BRACKETT . .

. . Quantico, Va.

JOHN L. BRADY, JR. . .

Spartanburg, S. C.

HARVEY A. BRAND . .

Charleston, S. C.

RANDY L. BRAY Clemson, S. C.

JOYCE E. BRELAND . . . Holly Hill, S. C.

JOHN A. BRENNAN Hudson, Ohio

JAMES A. BREWER Easley, S. C.

KENNETH L. BRIGHT . . . Greenville, S. C.
WAYNE F. BRIMER . . . College Park, Ga.

G. WAYNE BROCKINGTON . Columbia, S. C.
WILLIAM L. BROOME . . . Abbeville, S. C.

JOHN A. BROUSE, JR Milton, Pa.

DANIEL W. BROWN . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
DAVID M. BROWN .... Burlington, N. J.
EDWARD D. BROWN . . . Hartsville, S. C.

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JAMES I. BROWN Edgefield, S. C.

JAMES W. BROWN Aynor, S. C.

MELVIN B. BROWN, JR. . . . Cheraw. S. C.
PATRICK M, BROWN . . . Lawrence, N. Y.
THOMAS V. BROWN . . Kennett Square, Pa.
WAYNE P. BROWN Easley, S. C.

MELVIN N. BROWNE .... Troy, S. C.
J. PATRICK BRUENING . . Charleston, S. C,
JAMES H. BRfNSON, JR. . . Manning, S. C.
SA.VDRA J. BRYANT .... Anderson, S. C.
MARVIN R. BUCHANAN . . Jacksonville, Fla.
LINDA N. BUDDIN Olanta, S. C.

MARCIA Y. BUGG Sumter, S. C.

ELVIN L. BULL Cameron, S. C.

JAMES H. BULL Abbeville, S. C.

RICHARD E. BULLER Media, Pa.

GEORGE I. BULLWINKEL . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
JAMES P. BURNETTE . . Midwest City, Okla.

WILLIAM M. BURNS . . . Charleston, S. C.
WILLIAM H. BURR . . North Augusta, S. C.

OTTO C. BURRELL. JR Greer, S. C.

THOMAS M. BURRISS . . . Columbia, S. C.
W, THOMAS BURRISS . . . Brooklyn, N. Y'.
JOSEPH R. BURTON .... Rock Hill, S. C.

FRANKLIN D. BUSCH .... Rota, Spain

GEORGE J. BUSH Columbia, S. C.

LARRY B. BUSHA . . . Westminster, S. C.
KENNETH A. BUTLER . . Bcrgenfield, N. J.
RUTHE M. BUTTS . . . Westminster, S. C.
JAMES R. BYRD Landrum, S. C.

SAMUEL R. CAIN Union, S. C.

JIM D. CALMES Greenville, S. C.

ALAN M. CAMPBELL . . Washington, D. C.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL .... Columbia, S. C.
GUY P. CANAVAGGIO . Panama City, Panama
WILLIAM R. CANN .... Anderson, S. C.

STUART M. CANNON . . Spartanburg, S. C.
WILLIAM T. CAPPS, JR. . . Westport, Mass.

JA.MES C. CAREY Clemson, S. C.

.MARVIN G. CARMICHAEL . . Dillon, S. C.
WALTER G. CARNES, JR. . . . Rome, Ga.
ROBERT C. CARPENTER . . Columbia, S. C.

WILLIAM S. CARSON . . . Columbia, S. C.
JACK WAYNE CARTER, JR. . Walterboro, S. C.
JAMES S. CARTER .... Fort Lawn, S. C.
JOSEPH P. CARTER .... Startex, S."S.

OSCAR L. CARTER Dillon, S. C.

JOHN L. CASEY Slater, S. C.

LOUIE L. CASON, JR Atlanta, Ga.

CHARLES E. CAUBLE . . . Columbia, S. C.
GEORGE W. CAUGHMAN, JR. . Lexington, S. C.
MICHAEL S. CAULDER . . . Camden, S. C.
JOHN M. CAUTHEN .... Rock Hill, S. C.
RONNIE W. CAUTHEN . Heath Springs, S. C.

.MARGARET J. CELY ,
DAVID H. CHAMLEE
WM. F. CHANDELLOR
JAMES L. CHANDLER
KEITH D. CHANDLER
JOHN C. CHAPMAN

. . Greenville. S. C.
. . Greenville, S. C.
Charleston Hgts.. S. C.
... Greer, S. C.
. N. Charleston, S. C.
Winnsboro, S. C.

KENNETH W. CHAPMAN Little Mountain, S. C.
JOHN H. CHEATHAM . . North Augusta, S. C.
WILLIAM E. CHILDRESS . . Liberty, S. C.
WALTER CHILDSON, JR. . . Philadelphia, Pa.
MICHAEL B. CHOATE . . . Sherman, Conn.
JAMES P. CHOVAN .... Bethlehem, Pa.

ROBERT F. CISSEL .... Hyattsville, Md.
THEODORE C. CLAIBORNE . Summerville, S. C.
MICHAEL V. CLARK . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
LELAND T. CLARKE . . . Charlotte, N. C.
DELORES W. CLARKSON . . Hopkins, S. C.
GARY E. CLARY Gaffney, S. C.

ROBERT M. CLAYTON, JR. . Laurens, S. C.
BARRY A. CLEMONS . . . Tabor City, N. C.

WILLIAM S. CLINE Elnora, N. Y.

ANDREA F. CLINTON . . Spartanburg, S. C.
JAMES M. CLONINGER . . Blackstock, S. C.
ROBERT W. CLOSE .... Overland, Mo.

EARL R. CLOWERS .... Anderson, S. C.
ANTHONY A. COCHET . N. Charleston, S. C.
HENRY L. COGAN .... Washington, D. C.

JOHN W. COKER Edgemoor, S. C.

RONALD W. COKER .... Asheville, N. C.
CHARLES J. COLE .... Columbia, S. C.

DAVID L. COLEMAN . . . Summerton, S. C.
JAMES L. COLEMAN, JR. . . Ridgeway, S. C.

JAMES L. COLEY Anderson, S. C.

JAMES G. COLLIER III . . Greenville, S. C.
GILBEART H. COLLINGS III . Summit, N. J.
DONALD E. COLLINS . . . Columbia, S. C.

EDWARD J. COLLINS, JR.
PHIL S. COLLINS . . .
RANDALL D. COLLINS .
THOMAS H. COLLINS .
T. ROGER COLLINS . .
CHARLES A. COLLUM .

Belvedere, S. C.
Branchville, S. C.
Lancaster, S. C.
Winnsboro, S. C.
Livingston, N. J.
Monetta, S. C.

BEN G. COMPTON .... Lexington, S. C.

G. L. COMPTON Baltimore, Md.

ROBERT COMPTON Sumter, S. C.

JOHN A. CONNELL Sumter, S. C.

DAVID L. CONNELLY . . . Greenville, S. C.
THOMAS C. CONNER . . Charleston, W. Va.

DOUGLAS M. CONRAD .

Charleston, S. C.

JAMES T COOK . .

. Clemson, S. C

JOHN W. COOK, JR. . .

Williamsville, N. Y.

MARION R. COOK, JR. .

Laurens, S. C.

RODGER D. COOK . . .

WILLIAM W. COOPER, JR.

Hanahan, S. C.

WILLIAM L. COPELAND .

. . Clinton, S. C.

JOHN C. CORNWELL . .

. . Chester, S. C.

BENNETT H. CORPENING

. Asheville, N. C.

HENRY E. COUSINS . .

. Jacksonville, Fla.

ALTON L. COX . . . .

. Woodruff, S. C.

GEDDES M. COX . . . .

Fayetteville, N. C.

HENRY C. COX, JR. . . .

. Anderson, S. C.

MARTHA B. COX . . . .

. Seneca, S. C.

JOHN R. COYLE . . .

. . Easley, S C

PAMELA J. CRAFT . . .

. Gastonia, N. C.

JOHN J. CRAM ....

. Cherry Hill, N. J.

MALCOLM L. CRAVEN .

. . Florence, S. C.

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LEON A. CRAWFORD . .
RAY A. CRAWFORD . .
JOHN J. CRISCIONE . .
WILLIAM H. CROCKER .
C. ANDREW CROW . .

Abbevillt

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, S. C.
, S. C.
, S. C.

MICHAEL G. CROWE .... Marietta, S. C.
WILLIAM W. CULLER . . Orangeburg, S. C.
WILLIAM R. CULPEPPER . . Decatur, Ga.
JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM . PleasantviUe, N. J.
THOMAS B. CUNNINGHAM . Darlington, S. C.
WILLIAM R. CUNNINGHAM Wayneville, N. C.

ARTHUR J. CURRENCE .... York, S. C.

JAMES C. CURRY Patrick, S. C.

JOHN D. CURTIS .... Smithtown, N. Y.

TIMOTHY C. DALEY Inman, S. C.

MAREN R. DANIEL .... Lyndhurst, N. J.
SANFORD H. DANIEL . . . Columbia, S. C.

NANCY R. DANNALS .... Maitland, Fla.
HAROLD L. DAVENPORT . Greenville, S. C.
BEVERLY A. DAVIS . . . Wilmington, N. C.
HAROLD R. DAVIS . . . Orangeburg, S. C.

JIMMY R. DAVIS GafFney. S. C.

JOE M. DAVIS Westminster, S. C.

KEITH A. DAVIS Greenville, S. C.

.MAYNARD J. DAVIS . . . Winnsboro. S. C.
PAMELA M. DAVIS .... Rock Hill. S. C.

RANDAL M. DAVIS Belton, S. C.

RICHARD C. DAVIS .... Sumter, S. C.
RICHARD I. DAVIS .... Clemson, S. C.

SAMUEL L. DAVIS .... Pendleton, S. C.
STEVEN E. DAVIS .... Charlotte, N. C.
DAVID A. DANTINNE . . Williamston, N. J.

SLOAN F. DEAN Toccoa, Ga.

MARSHALL L. DEANHARDT Belton, S. C.

GORDON H. DECHMAN .... Macon, Ga.

WILLIAM W. DEER .... Beaufort. S. C.
ROBERT A. DeFRANISO . . . Dorley, Conn.
ADRIANO DEMORI . . . Cliffside Park, N. J.

DON E. DENISON Cleveland, Ohio

WILLIAM B. DePASS . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
WILLIAM F. DEPEW .... Baltimore, Md.

ROBERT E. DEVAUX .
CHARLES H. DEWITT ,
WILLIAM E. DeYOUNG
CHARLES L. DICKSON
JAMES F. DIETZ . .
JOHN DIMITRI . . .

. Stamford, Conn.

St. Matthews, S. C.

. . Greer, S. C.

Sandy Spring, SiX.

. Charlotte, N. C.

. Charlotte, N. C.

SYDNEY R. DOAK .... Wallerboro, S. C.
Jl-DSON D. DOBBINS .... Greer, S. C.
.MARY JANE DOBBINS . . . Townville, S. C.
STANLER R. DOBBINS . . . Townville, S. C.
HEARTH D. DOBSON .... Greer, S. C.
WESS M. DOBSON Central, S. C.

DONNA L. DOLBY Easley, S. C.

ROBERT M. DONNELLY . . Crawford, N. J.
DENNIS D. DONOHUE . . Cedar Grove, N. J.

RICHARD J. DOREY Aiken, S. C.

JAMES F. DOUGLAS . . . Greenwood, S. C.
LINDA L. DOUGLAS .... Clemson, S. C.

FLOYD S. DOUGLASS, JR.
JAMES S. DOUGLASS . .
CHARLES H. DRAYTON. JR.
THOMAS D. DREHER . .
ROBERT F. DRENN'AN, JR.
.MICHAEL DRISCOLL . .

JOHN W. DUCWORTH .
JAMES R. DUNCAN . .
ROBERT R. DURANT . .
LAWRENCE B. DURHAM
HARRY S. DUVAL, JR. .
ERNEST M. DUVALL . .

Chesterfield, S. C.

Kinstree, S. C.

. Charleston, S. C.

Rock Hill, S. C.
Brevard, N. C.

Suraraerton,
Baltimore,

Columbia, S. C.

HORACE C. DYAR Seneca, S. C.

G. DAVID DYKES .... Thomasville, Ga.
TOMMY C. DYKES .... Anderson, S. C.
KENNETH D. DYKSTRA . . Charlotte, N. C.
WINSTON M. EADDY' . . Hemingway, S. C,
BYRAN D. EARWOOD . . . Anderson, S. C.

ALLEN B. EDENFIELD
FRANK W. ELDER . .
JOHN K. EDMONDS .
KENT A. EDMONDS .

North Augusta, S. C.

. . Clemson, S. C.

. . Anderson, S. C.

Anderson, S. C.

MARSHALL W. EDWARDS Travelers Rest, S. C.
STEVE R. EDWARDS . . . Johnston, S. C.

IAN F. EISENBREY Elmer, N. J.

MARIANNE EISMANN . . . Greenville, S. C.
ROY C. ELDRIDGE, JR. . . Spartanburg, S. C.
MARIKA A. ELLENBURG . . Liberty, S. C.

CAROLE ELLIS Fort Mill, S. C.

BOYD B. ELVINGTON . . Lake View, S. C.

SHELLEY EMERSON . .

St. Petersburg, Fla

LINDA A. ENGLISH . .

. . LaFrance, S. C

ROBERT E. EPPS . . North Charleston, S. C

ARTHUR G. ESTES . .

Cav Ca

BOYCE T. ESTES, JR. .

. . Rock Hill, S. C

ELLIOTT B. ESKEW . .

. . Clemson, S. C

JERRY D. ESKEW . . .

Greenville, S. C

FRANCES M. EVANS .

. Holly Hill, S. C

MICHAEL E. EVANS . .

. . Abbeville, S. C

PAl"L S. EVANS . . .

. . . Dillon, S. C

WALLACE R. EVANS .

. Rock Hill, S. C

WILLIAM D. EVANS . .

. Bluefield, W. Va

PETER W. EVERETT .

. Metuchen, N. J

KENNETH M. EWAN .

. . Newark, Del

CHARLES F. FADELEY .

Lexington Park, Md

MICHAEL J. FAER . . .

. West Mifflin, Pa

JAMES L. FAULKENBERRY . Camden, S. C

JAMES R. FAULKNER, JR.

Greenwood, S. C

MARGARET A. FAY . .

Catonsville, Md

GLENN P. FELTON . .

. . Bayside, N. Y

RALPH C. FENNELL, JR.

Kingstree, S. C

CHARLES R. FERGUSON

. . Rock Hill, S. C

IRBY W. FERGUSON . .

Clinton, S. C

PAUL A. FERRY ....

. Philadelphia, Pa

JAMES P. FIELDS . .

. . McBee, S. C

RONALD E. FIGUEROA .

. Spartanburg, S. C

JERRY L. FINLEY . .

. . Pelzer, S. C

MARGARET J. FINLEY .

. . Clemson. S. C

ROBERT W. FITCHETT .

. . Baltimore, Md

DAVID B. FLEMING . .

. Spartanburg, S. C

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BARRY L. FLETHER . .

. . Williston, S. C.

I'LAT'DE L. FLOW III .

. . Greenville, S. C.

EMILY C. FLOYD . . .

. Spartanburg, S. C.

LARRY D. FLOYD . .

Galivants Ferry, S. C.

STEPHEN C. FLOYD III

. . Newberry, S. C.

JERRY M. FOLLETTE .

. Mooresville, N. C.

JOHN C. FOLSON . .

West Port, Conn.

BENJAMIN F. FORD, JR.

. Great Falls, S. C.

ZENAS W. FORD III .

Newport News, Va

lOHN M. FORREST . .

. . Rock Hill, S. C

JAMES E. FOSTER . .

. . Greenville, S. C

WILLIAM E. FOWLER Wadmalaw Island, S. C.

CHERYL A. FOX Pendleton, S. C.

BETHANY S. FRANKE . . Spartanburg, S. C.
STANLEY R. FREEMAN . . Greenville, S. C.

MARION E. FRICK Chapin, S. C.

JOHN L. FULMER Lexington, Ky.

MICHAEL H. FULMER . . . Clemson, S. C.

JERRY E. FUNDERBURK
COLONEL J. GADDY . .
RICHARD P. GAGNON .
WILLIAM H. GAINES . .
RAYMOND L. GALLOWAY
THOMAS G. GAMBILL .

. . . Greer, S. C.

Myrtle Beach, S. C.

Westminster, Md.

Travelers Rest, S. C.

Darlington, S. C.

. Fayetteville, N. C.

SHERRY B. GAMBRELL . . . Belton, S. C.

ERNEST L. GANDY .... Florence, S. C.

STEVEN A. GANTT Chester, S. C.

HARRELL L. GARDNER . . Darlington, S. C.
RICHARD O. GARDNER, JR. . Kershaw, S. C.
RICHARD W. GARDNER . Cinnaminson, N. J.

SOPHOMORES

FOSTER M. GARNER . . . Rock Hill, S. C.
STANFORD T. GARNETT . . Columbia, S. C.
THOMAS G. GARRETT . Travelers Rest, S. C.
THOMAS R. GARRETT ... Six Mile, S. C.
WILLIAM H. GARVIN . . Greensboro, N. C.
JESSE H. GASKINS . . . Chesterfield, S. C.

ERIC K. GAVLAND . .
PHILLIP M. GETZEN .
THOMAS A. GIBSON .
WILLIAM R. GIBSON .
BOB D. GILBERT, JR.
RICHARD A. GILBERT

Climax, N. J.
Eastover, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.

Sylvania, Ga.
Lafayette, Ga.

Dayton, Ohio

, Md.

WILLIAM P. GILBERT . . . Balti.

JOHN D. GILDEN .... Greenwood, S. C.

JON A. GILES Greer, S. C.

BRUCE A. GILLESPIE . . . Rosemont, Pa.

DA\'ID H. GILLIAM Pelzer, S. C.

JACK E. GILLILAND . . . Greenville, S. C.

GAVE J. GLAZENER .... Anderson, S. C.

SUSAN P. GLEN Greenville, S. C.

DAVID S. GLYMPH . . . Silver Spring, Md.
JOSEPH G. GOELLER . . . Union City, N. J.
MARK H. GOLDMAN . . Woodbridge, Conn.
CHARLES H. GOODING . . Hampton, S. C.

LUCILLE C. GORDON . .

Edgewater, Md

GEORGE A. GRABB . . .

Columbia. S. C

PETTY J. GRAHAM . . .

Clemson, S. C

CYNTHIA K. GRAMLING .

. Ft. Stewart, Ga

LARRY J. GRANGER . .

. Clemson, S. C

JOHN H. GRAVES . . .

. Greenville, S. C

JERRV C. GRAY Anderson, S. C.

JOHN F. GRAY Abbeville, S. C.

RON'ALD E. GRAY .... Allendale, S. C.
WILLIAM J. GRAYSON . . . Charlotte, N. C.

BEN H. GREEN Erie, Pa.

LESLIE S GREEN .... Dorchester, S. C.

ROY T. GREENE Pendleton, S. C.

SUSAN H. GREENOUGH . Spartanburg, S. C.
FERDINAND GREGORIE III Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
JAMES T. GRIFFIN Wurtsmith AFB, Mich.

WILLIAM M. GRIGGS . . . Hartsville, S. C.
CHARLES T. GRIMSLEY . N. Charleston, S. C.

JOHN M. GROCHOWSKI . . Philadelphia, Pa.
RONALD W. GROOMS .... Lugoff, S. C.

JON J. GRUVER Union, S. C.

JEFFREY M. GRUWELL . • . Sumter, S. C.
JOHN C. GUERRY . . . Moncks Corner, S. C.
JOHN F. GUEST Greenville, S. C.

EDWARD P. GUMPHREY

Annapolis, Md

ROBERT E. HAARSGAARD

. Ridgewood, N. J.

RICHARD B. HADDOCK .

. Kingstree, S. C.

CARL E. HAEBERLE . .

Boca Raton, Fla

THOMAS W. HAENE . .

. Charlotte, N. C

RICHARD A. HAGER . .

. Hartsville, S. C.

LINDA J. HAILE . . .

Locust Valley, N. Y

CARL M. HAIR . . .

North Augusta, S. C

OLETA HAIR

DENNIS W. HAIRE . .

. Rock Hill, S. C

HARRY V. HALL . . .

Spartanburg, S. C

KENNETH E. HALL . .

. . Columbia, S. C

LARRY L. HALL Jackson, S. C.

JOE L. HAMBRIGHT, JR. . . Grover, N. C,
EUGENE R. HAMILTON . . Crawford, N. J

PELHAM HANCOCK Easley, S. C

DONALD R. HANDY Aiken, S. C,

RICHARD W. HANNA . . . Lake City, S. C,

GAIL L. HANNA Effingham, S. C

BENJAMIN T. HANNAH. JR. . Knoxville, Tenn,
MICHAEL J. HARCHETTS . Bound Brook, N. J,
GREGORY L. HARDING . Hachettstown, N. J
HASKELL D. HARDY .... Laurens, S. C
DANIEL F. HARKINS . . . Claymont, Del

HUGH E. HARLEY .... Clemson, S. C.

HAYNE P. HARPER Martin, S. C.

RICHARD A. HARPOOTLIAN . Charlotte, N. C.
MORGAN R. HARRELL . . . Florence, S. C.
LOUIE W. HARRELSON . . . Opolika, Ala.
THOMAS O. HARRELSON . Georgetown, S. C.

CHRISTOPHER P. HARRIS . . Summit, N. J.
ROBERT A. HARRIS . . . Fort Mill, S. C.

BILLIE A. HARRY Shelby, N. C.

HENRY G. HART, JR. . . Simpsonville, S. C.

MARTHA E. HART Easley, S. C.

SUZANNE E. HARTE .... Beaufort, S. C.

DIANNE HARTER Ehrhardt, S. C.

ROBERT .M. HARTLEY . . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
CHARLES R. HARTLINE . . . Jackson, S. C.
EDWARD W. HARTLING . . . Islip, N. Y.
AARON HARVEY .... Charleston, S. C.
BRUCE R. HARVEY .... Greenwood, S. C.

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JANE W. HASS Charleston, S. C.

MICHAEL R. HASTINGS . Spartanburg. S. C.
STEPHEN T. HASTY .... Camden, S. C.
RODGER F. HATCHELL . . Effingham, S. C.
FLETCHER G. HAWKINS . . Camden, S. C.
FRANK D. HAWKINS . . . Greenville, S. C.

MARGARET L. HAWKINS

. Central, S. C.

PHILLIP L. HAWKINS . .

. Anderson, S. C.

JAMES H. HAY ....

. . Aiken, S. C.

KENNETH B. HAYES . .

. Pickens, S. C.

TERRY A. HAYES ....

. . Belton, S. C.

JAMES M. HELMS . . .

. Goldsboro, S. C.

JAMES C. HEMPHILL . .

. Charlotte, N. C.

JAMES A. HENDERSON .

Kingsport. Tenn.

LEONARD T. HENDERSON

. Newberry, S. C.

RICHARD C. HENDERSON

. . Belton, S. C.

THOMAS R. HENDERSON

McCormick, S. C.

\-AN L. HENDERSON . .

. Glassboro, N. J.

RALPH M. HENDRIX . .

. Columbia, S. C

THOMAS A. HENRIKSON

Charleston, S. C

PAUL F. HERBSTER . .

. Kearny, N. J

SAMUEL L. HERNDON .

. HartsviUe, S. C

WILLIAM M. HERON . .

Jenkinsville, S. C

EDWIN F. HERRINGTON .

. Waynesboro, Ga

PAM M. HERSHBERGER . . Conway, S. C.
ROBERT L. HEVERLEY . . Walterboro, S. C.
JOHN D. HIGHTOWER, JR. . . Decatur, Ga.
GARTH L. HILL . . . Little Mountain, S. C.
GERALD W. HILL .... Pine Hill. N. J.
JOHN S. HILL Charleston, S. C.

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JOSEPH E. HILL ....

Ware Shoals, S. C.

JAMES M. HILLS ....

Georgetown, S. C.

JOAN M. HINDMAN . .

. Taylors, S. C.

DALE 0. HINKEL . . .

Greenville, S. C.

FREL L. HISER ....

. . Bel Air, Md.

PAUL F. HLUBB, JR. . .

Baltimore, Md.

HOBBS. OSWALD T., JR. .

Sumter, S. C.

ALLEN H. HODGES . . .

. Clemson, S. C.

JOSEPH P. HODGES . .

Bennettsville, S. C.

LOUIS Y. HOFFMEYER .

. Florence, S. C.

PERRY D. HOLCOMBE . .

Spartanburg, S. C.

EDWARD J. HOLLAND, JR

. . Islip. N. Y.

WILLIAM F. HOLLE . .

. LaGrange, Ga.

JOHN W. HOLLISTER . .

Jacksonville, S. C.

LEE 0. HOLLOWAY . .

. . Sumter, S. C.

CHARLES M. HOLMES . North Charleston, S. C.

THOMAS D. HOLSTEIN .

. . Monetta, S>C.

ROBERT B. HOOKS . . .

Winter Park, Fla.

JUNIUS S. HOPPER . . .

Anderson, S. C.

DANIEL C. HORNE . . ■

Columbia, S. C,

ELEANOR D. HORNE . .

. . Sumter, S. C.

MICHAEL L. HORTON . .

Kingstree, S. C.

ROY E. HORTON ....

. . Clinton. S. C.

SUZANNE HOTINGER . .

Columbia, S. C.

BATES R. HOUCK . . .

. Cameron, S. C.

ROBERT W, HOUSEMAN .

. Greenville, S. C.

PHYLLIS I. HOUX . . .

. Anderson, S. C.

CHARLES R. HOWARD, JR.

. Glens Falls, N. J.

HARRY H. HOWARD . .

West Orange, N. J.

GREER C. HUBBARD . .

. Victoria, Texas

LARRY P. HUDSON .
MARK R. HUDSON .
JAMES W. HUFF, JR.
RAYMOND T. HUFF
LARRY B. HUGGINS
MARY C. HUGHES

. . Conway, S. C.
Randallstonn, Md.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Hemingway, S. C.
Honea Path, S. C.

WARDEN \V. HUGHES . . . Hartsville, S. C.
MARLENE T. HUGHEY . . Piedmont, S. C.

DANIEL E HUNT Greenville, S, C.

JOHN G. HUNT Anderson, S. C.

DA\"ID F. HUNTER Wheaton, Md.

ROBERT H. HURRAY- . New Providence, N. J.

ROBERT B. HURSEY . North Charleston, S. C.

DAVID R. HUTTO . . .
WILBURN L. HUTTO, JR.
FRANK H. IRELAN . .
EDWARD F. IRICK . .
WILLIAM R. IRICK . .

Orangeburg. S. C.

Reevesville, S. C.

ClarksviUe, Ohio

Columbia, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.

BEVERLY J. JACKSON . . . Laurens, S. C.
CHARLES R. JACKSON .... A.ken, S. C.

EMMA J. JACKSON Marion, S. C.

ROBERT N. JACKSON .... Sumter, S. C.
THO.MAS L. JACOBS .... Sumter, S. C.
WILLIAM P. JACOB Clinton, S. C.

JOHN C. JAMES Anderson, S. C.

L.\RRY C. JAMES Columbia, S. C.

HENRY R. JAMESON . . Orangeburg, S. C.
RICHARD M. JAMISON . North Charleston, S. C.
ROBERT E. JAMISON . . Winter Haven, Fla.
ROBERT G. JAMISON .... Conway, S. C.

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Chihuahua, Mexico

JOHN R. JAYNER . . .

. . . Lugoff, S. C.

ERNEST G. JEFFORDS .

Orangeburg, S. C.

GUY A. JENKINS . . .

. . Asbeville, N. C.

JULIA A. JENKINS . .

. Anderson. S. C.

J.UIES J. JENNINGS .

Spartanburg, S. C.

JAMES J. JENSEN . . .

Livingston, N. J.

CHARLES R. JOHNSON .

Westmont, N. J.

HORACE S. JOHNSON .

Greer, S. C.

JIM L. JOHNSON . . .

. Clayraont, Del.

JOHN H. JOHNSON . .

. College Park, Ga.

JOHN M. JOHNSON . .

. . Columbia, S. C.

LAVAL H. JOHNSON . .

Newberry, S. C.

POPE D. JOHNSON III

Newberry, S. C.

PRICILLA K. JOHNSON

. Scaly Mt., N. C.

RICHARD A. JOHNSON .

. . Lancaster, Pa.

ROBERT H. JOLLY . . .

. Winnsboro, S. C.

CHAMP M. JONES, JR. .

. Clemson, S. C.

DONALD T. JONES . .

Charleston, S. C.

GEORGE L. JONES . . .

Clemson, S. C.

HOMER E. JONES . . .

Greenville, S. C.

HOWARD M. JONES . .

. . Garnett, S. C.

JOSEPH C. JONES . . .

. . Florence, S. C.

KATHLEEN S. JONES .

. Greenville, S. C.

M. CLARICE JONES . .

. . . Clover, S. C.

MARTENZA L. JONES .

. . Columbia, S. C.

.MICHAEL K. JONES . .

. . . Greer, S. C.

MIKE R. JONES . . .

Gastonia. N. C.

ROBERT S. JONES . . .

. . Clemson. S. C.

CLIFTON K. JORDAN .

. . Mullins, S. C.

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LARRY V. JORDAN Belton, S. C.

WILLIAM H. JORDAN . . . Charleston, S. C.
BILLY C. JUMPER . . . New Ellenton, S. C.
CYNTHIA R. KAHLER . . . Kershaw, S. C.
WILLIAM H. KAHARS . . Charleston, S. C.

RICHARD H. KAPP . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

SARA R, KARESH . . .

. Charleston, S. C.

MARVIN L. KATZEN . .

. Charleston, S. C.

JOHN P. KACSERUD . .

. Pendleton, S. C.

DAVID L. KAY

. Greenville, S. C.

HAL M. KAYLOR . . .

Conover, N C.

SIDNEY M. KEARSE . .

. . Florence, S. C.

WILLIAM H. KEETER .

. . . Aiken, S. C.

JAMES M. KELLY . . .

Darlington, S. C.

JERRY L. KELLY ...

. . Piedmont, S. C.

WAYNE C. KELLY . . .

. . Central, S. C.

JOSEPH W. KELLY . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT B. KELLY . . .

. . Liberty, S. C.

RODNEY A. KELLY . .

. . . Elgin, S. C.

CHARLES D. KENNEDY .

. Greenville, S. C.

HAROLD M. KENNEDY .

. . Columbia, S. C.

MILNOR P. KESSLER . .

. Greenville, S. C.

BOBBY N. KEY . . . .

. . Belton, S. C.

RICHARD E. KILBY . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

JAMES I. KINARD . . .

Newberry, S. C.

FRANCIS W. KING . .

Georgetown, S. C.

JACK H. KING ....

. Wilmington, N. C.

JO J. KING

. . Piedmont, S. C.

KENNETH V. KING . .

. . Madison, S C.

OSCAR S. KING ....

. . . Easley, S. C.

ROBERT T. KING . . .

. . Clemson, S. C.

THOMAS M. KING . .

. Chesterfield, S. C.

WILLIAM A. KING . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

EDWARD T. KINEHORN .

. Greenville, S. C.

HORACE D. KINSEY . .

. Walterboro, S. C.

ROBERT W. KIRBY . .

. . . Akron, Ohio

THOMAS H. KLAHRE . .

Saddle River, N. J.

Sl'SAN E. KLINCK . .

Columbia, S. C.

JAMES M. KLOSKY . .

. . Anderson, S. C.

FRANKLIN N. KNIGHT .

Laurens, S. C.

JOHN R. KNIGHT . . .

Lancaster, S. C.

MARY E. KNIGHT .... Greenville, S. C.
ROBERT A. KNOERR .... Seneca, S. C.
ROBERT G. KNOWLES .... Richard, Va.

JAC E. KNUST Baltimore, Md.

DAVID W. KORMANICKI . . Ridley Park, Pa.
STEVEN G. KUESTER . . . Evansville, Ind.

LINDA R. KL'ISMA Iselin. N. J.

RALPH B. KUNZ Florence, S. C.

RIEHARD S. KUTZLEH . . . Freehold, N. J.

(;ARY J. LADEN Morristown. N. J.

LINDA J. LADD .... Williamston. S. C.
ROBERT L. LAFORGE . . . Greenville, S. C.

KENNETH W. LAKE . . . Hicksville, N. Y.

RALPH D. LAMAR Easley, S. C.

JAMES J. LAMPROS . . . Fayctteville, N. C.
JANICE M. LANDERS . . . Anderson, S. C.

THOMAS B. LANEY Cheraw, S. C.

LARRY C. LANGLEY . . Travelers Rest, S. C.

ROGER N. LANGLEY . . Johnsonville, S. C.
FRAN'CIS \V. LANKFORD . . . Seneca, S. C.
LEWIS K. LANFORD .... Duncan, S. C.
WILLIAM A. LASHLEY, JR. Orangeburg, S. C.
EDWARD O. LASSAHN . . . Baltimore, Md.
ED T. LATH AN Spartanburg, S. C.

FREDERICK L. LATHAN . . Hanahan, S. C.

JO A, LATIMER Anderson, S. C.

McDonald law Aiken. S. C.

ELAINE J. LAWRENCE .... Aiken, S. C.

L. L. LAWSON High Point, N. C.

TERRY M. LAWSON .... Belton, S. C.

JAMES D. LAURO .... Greensboro,
MARION RUSSELL LAWTON . Estill
RICHARD P. LAYTON . . Penns Grove
ALVIN A. LEACH .... Effingham
GL-Y B. LEAKY .... North Augusta
CHERYL L. LEE .... New Haven.

N. C.

S. C.

N.J.

S. C.

S. C.
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RICHARD
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TERRELL T. LEEKE . .
JAMES A. LEHMANN .
JOSEPH W. LEMIRE .
ROBERT C. LENHARDT

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H. DONNIS LENTZ . . . Johnsonville, S. C.
THOMAS F. LEONARD . . . Kearny, N. J.
SERR.ANO LEONARDO . . . Quito, Ecuador
EDWIN O. LESLEY .... Manning, S. C.

RONNIE H. LESLEY Easley, S. C.

JACK Q. LEVER, JR Bethesda, Md.

DODGE P. LEWIS Clemson, S. C.

ALLAN W. LIBBY . Huntington Station, N. Y.

GARY A. LILLIS Greenport, N. Y.

DOUGLAS E. LIMBAUGH . . . Easley, S. C.
JAMES M. LINDSEY, JR. . . Manning, S. C.
ROBERT A. LINER, JR. . . Greenwood, S. C.

NORMAN H. LINGLE . . . Mogadore, Ohio

GEORGE G. LINK Clinton, S. C.

ROBERT L. LIPSCOMB, JR. . . Gaffney. S. C.
THOMAS P. LITTLE . . . Culberson. S. C.
JESSE B. LITTLEJOHN . . Spartanburg, S. C.
JAMES V. LIVINGSTON . . Columbia, S. C.

JAMES E. LOCKERY, JR. . Spartanburg, S. C
DENNIS H. LOCKWOOD . . Teterboro, N. J
SANFORD H. LOEF .... Gainesville, Ga
DONALD L. LOFSTROM . . . Madison, N. J,
ALEXANDER L. LOFTON . Mt. Pleasant, S. C
JOSEPH W. LOGAN Chester, S. C

TERRY LOCKMAN LONG . . Mauldin, S. C.

DENNIS C. LOONEY Irmo, S. C.

ROBERT W. LORANCE . . Charleston, S. C.
RANDOLPH F. LOVETT . . Fair Bluff, N. C.
ROBERT S. LOWE . . . North Augusta, S. C.
HAROLD W. LOWRANCE,JR, . N. Chas., S. C.

PERRY I. LUPO . . . .

. Greenville

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KATHRYN A. LUSK . .

. Honea Path

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DAVID C. LYNCH . . .

. Willingboro

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ROBERT A. LYONS, JR. .

. . Mariett

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.MICHAEL L. McABEE .

Piedmont

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ANGELA C. McALISTER

. . Union

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JEANETTE D. McALISTER . Anderson, S. C.
VAX J. McALISTER .... Clemson, S. C.

RONALD J. McCALL Aiken, S. C.

JACKSON E. McCAIN . . . Abbeville, S. C.
JOHN F. McCARTY . . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
PATRICK M. McCLURE .... Morton, Pa.

JAMES B. McCOLL, Dillon, S. C.

WILLIAM W. McCOLLOUGH Spartanburg, S. C.
JOEL W. McCOMBE .... Greenville, S. C.
WILLIAM F. McCONNELL . Columbia. S. C,
JOHN H. McDANIEL .... Pickens, S. C.
GLEN D. McDowell . . Wlllow Grove, Pa.

CHARLES E. McGEE . . .

. Wheaton, Md.

IA.MES R. McGEE . . . .

Orangeburg, S. C.

WILLIAM C. McGINN . .

. Fort Mill. S. C.

MICHAEL C. McGULLEE .

. Greenwood, S. C.

WILLIAM P. McGUIGAN .

. Abbeville, S. C.

HERBERT M. McKENZIE .

N. Augusta, S. C.

SAMUEL KIRK McKEOWN

. . Pauline, S.C.

DOUGLAS C. McKINNEY .

. Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT A. McKINNEY, JR.

. Greenville, S. C.

\'ICTOR G. McKOY . . .

JEWELL P. McLAURIN . .

. . Dillon, S. C.

CHARLES D. McLEAN . .

Bennettsville, S. C.

DAVID A. McLELLAN .... Dillon, S. C.

JOHN F. McMAKIN Lyman, S. C.

J.\MES M. McMICHAEL . . Connersville, Ind.

JOHN L. McMURRAY Greer, S. C.

JOHN N. McNAIR Jackson, S. C.

ROGER J. McPHERSON . . . Gaffney, S. C.

JOHN M. McTAMNEY . .
BOVCE E. MABRY, JR. .
MARGARET L. MACAULEY
CARMINE J. MACERA .
MARY D. MACKAY . .
MARK MALAND . . . I>

DENNIS J. MALLOY

JAMES F. MANESS .
BRENDA S. MANLEY
JOHN R. MANN . . .
GLENN M. MANNING
GEORGE C. MANOS .

Shaw AFB, S. C.
Cheraw, S. C.
Mt. Morris, N. Y.
. . Wayne, Pa.
Orangeburg, S. C.
I Hyde Park. N. Y.

. Depew, N. Y.
Georgetown, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
Barnwell, S. C.
Pennsauken, N. J.

PATRICIA A. MANSFIELD . Columbia, S. C.
SHERRY L. MARCHBANKS . Clemson, S. C.
.M.\RV ALICE MARETT . . Westminster, S. C.
BRl'CE W. MARSH.\LL . . . Claymont, D«l.
JOHN C. MARSHALL . . Silver Spring. Mo.
CHARLIE R. MARTIN . . . Beaufort, S. C.

JERRY B. MARTIN . .
LINDA M. MARTIN . .
ROBERT E. MARTIN .
RODNEY E. MARTIN .
SCOTT A. MARTIN . .
THEODORE T. MARTIN

MARY J. MASSEY . .
NORMAN T. MASSEY
NANCY G. MASTERS .
HUBERT L- MATHIAS
I.OUIS B. MATHIAS
\ICTORIA A. MATTIS

Columbia, S. C.

. Clemson, S. C.

Gray Court, S. C.

PeUer, S. C.

, Rock Hill, S. C.

. Athens, Ga.

JOHN T. MAULDIN . .

Greenville, S. C

DEXNIS L. MAUNEY .

Greenwood, S. C

BEN A. MAYNARD . .

Simpsonville, S. C

JAMES L MAYS . .

. Allendale, S. C

CHARLES E. MAYSON

Greenville, S. C

RICHARD D. MEDLIN .

. Williamston, S. C

BENJAMIN R. MEGGS .

Florence, S. C

EUGENE S. MELLARD .

. Summerville, S. C

HENRY L. MELLICHAMP

III Mt. P.eas't, S. C

ROBERT J. MELVILLE .

. Statesville, N. C

MELVIN S. MERCK . .

. . Six Mile, S. C

FRITZ I. MERKEL . . .

. Cocoa Beach, Fla

JOSEPH S. MICHALOWSKI . . Sumter, S. C.
CHERYL A. MICHEL . . . Greenville, S. C.
WILBUR K. MILHOL^S .... Olar, S. C.
EUYLESS E. MILLER. JR. . . Taylors, S. C.
GEORGE F. MILLER .... Greenville, S. C.
JAMES A, MILLER Clemson, S. C.

JAMES D. MILLER Walhalla. S. C.

JAMES J. MILLER Clemson, S. C.

JOHN E. MILLER Anderson, S. C.

JOHN M. MILLER .... Greenville, S. C.
LARRY M. MILLER . . . Johnsonville, S. C.
WILLIAM B. MILLER . . Toms River, N. J.

THELBENT J. MILLIGAN, JR. . Loris, S. C
JOHNNIE F. MILTON . . . Lake City, Fla
ANTHONY J. MIRABELLI . . Bellport, N. J
THOMAS A. MING . Atlantic Highlands, N. J

JAMES A. MIMS Hartsville, S. C

JOHN P. MINCEY .... Winnsboro, S C

STAFFORD M. MISHOE .... Loris, S. C.
LYNN W. MITCHELL, JR. . . Allentown, Pa.

DANNY R. MIXON Sumter. S. C.

JAMES R. MOBLEY .... Anderson, S. C.
OSCAR F. MOLIN, JR. . . . Sea Cliff, N. Y.
CARTER E. MONTGOMERY . Columbia. S. C.

RONALD J. MONTGOMERY . Myrtle Bch., S. C.
DANNY J. MOORE . . . Spartanburg. S. C.
DANNY W. MOORE . Windy Hill Beach, S. C.
DENNIS A. MOORE .... Stratford, Conn.
DENNIS D. MOORE .... Greenville, S. C.
DONALD B. MOORE Easley, S. C.

HARRY G. MOORE, JR. .

VERNON W. MOORE. JR.

ROBERT S. MOOREHEAD

DONALD R. MORGAN . .

JOHN W. MORGAN III . . . Columbi

ANNE C. MORRIS Columbi

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FRED P. MORRIS . . . AvondaleEstates, Ga.
GLENN A. MORRIS . . . Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
CRAIG R. MORRISON . . . Fairhaven. N. J.
FURMAN R. MORROW, JR. . W. Columbia, S. C.

ROBERT J. MORTON Folsom, Pa.

RUSSELL P. MUSCHICK . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

STEPHEN C. MOSELEY .... Tampa, Fla.
CATHY L. MOSS .... Blacksburg, S. C.

THOMAS C. MOSS Cameron, S. C.

MATTHEW M. MOSSMAN . Cincinnati. Ohio
EUGENE F. MOVER. JR. . Spartanburg. S. C.
SUSAN L. MOZEN Clemson. S. C.

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JAMES W. MUNN .... Spartanburg, S. C.
CHARLES W. MURPHREE . . Easley, S. C.
JOE E. MURPHREE .... Walhalla. S. C.

CARL F. MURPHY Central, S. C.

JOE H. MURRAY, JR. . . . Harleyville, S. C.
WILLIAM J. MUSSELWHITE . Liberty, S. C.

DAVID M. MYERS Ashland, Ohio

PAUL C. MYERS .... Winter Haven, Fla.

MARY W. NALLEY Clemson, S. C.

RICHARD S. NEEDHAM . . . Clemson, S. C.
JANIE E. NEEL .... Williamston, S. C.
JAMES E. NEUHAUS . . . Beachwood, N. J.

GEORGE A. NEWMAN II ,

. Charlotte, N. C.

MICHAEL D. NEWMAN .

. . Inman, S. C.

DONALD A. NEWTON . .

. . McColl, S. C,

NATHAN S. NEWTON .

. . Clemson, S. C.

HENRY E. NICHOLS . .

. Silverstreet, S. C.

JUDI A. NICKS ....

STEPHEN M. NORRIS .

. Hazelwood, N. C.

JOHN C. NORTON . . .

. Ocean Drive, S. C.

JUDITH A. NORVILLE .

. . Grover, N. C.

WILBUR J. NUNES . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

RICHARD L. OBORN . .

. . Sanford, N. C.

WILLIAM T. O'CONNOR .

. Asheville, N. C.

TOMMIE M. OGLESBY . . . Allendale, S. C.
WILLIE H. OGLESBY, JR. . N. Charleston, S. C.
ROBERT D. OGLETREE .... Cayce, S. C.
DAVID M. OLIVER .... Beaumont, Texas
LESTER R. OLIVER .... Hartsville, S. C.
BRAD J. O'NEAL Fairfax, S. C.

BARRY L. ORNITZ Seneca, S. C.

GEORGE B. OSBORNE . . Winnsboro, S. C.

WAYNE R. OSET Rahway, N. J.

MARY A. OSTEEN .... Anderson, S. C.

RONALD I. OUZTS Callison, S. C.

COLEMAN C. OWENS, JR. . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

JOHN H. OWINGS . .
DONALD N. PADGETT .
HORACE D. PADGETT, JR.
EVERETTE O. PAGE . .
DAVID L. PALMER . .
JEFFREY T. PALMER .

Greenville, S. C.
Smoaks, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. Clemson, S. C.
Winter Park, Fla.

WILLIAM R. PALMER . . . Gaffney, S. C.
HERBERT L. PARHAM, JR. . Greenville, S. C.
AUBREY W. PARKER .... Dillon, S. C.

LINDA PARKER Cades, S;^;.

WILLIAM S. PARNELL . Calhoun Falls, S. C.
CLAUDE A. PARKS .... Charlotte, N. C.

HARRY B. PARTLOW, JR.
CHARLES W. PATE . . .
PAUL D. PATRICK III . .
RAYMOND L. PATRICK .
CHARLTON B. PATTERSON
DONALD P. PATTERSON .

. Rock Hill, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
. Tennille, Ga.
. . Sptbg., S. C.
Frcnchtown, N. J.

JAMES O. PATTERSON . . Spartanburg, S. C.
JOHN A. PATTERSON .... Easley, S. C.
MICHAEL D. PATTERSON . Greenwood, S. C.
SAMUEL J. PATTERSON . . Tell City, Ind.

DAVID H. PAYNE LaFrance, S. C.

WILLIAM G. PEARCE . . . Charleston, S. C.

HARVEY S. PEELER
JAMES B. PEEPLES .
RAYMOND T. PEDEN
ROBERTA L. PEDEN .
DANA G. PELLETIEN
LINDA M. PENLAND

. Gaffney, S. C.

Barnwell, S. C.

Piedmont, S. C.
Caldwell, N. J.

Rock Hill, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

FRANK D. PENSADO .... Clemson, S. C.
GEORGE PETLSKY .... Greenville, S. C.
BRENDA L. PEPPLE .... Piedmont, S. C.
STANLEY V. PEREZ Santo Domingo, Dom. Rep.
JAMES A. PETERSON .... Aiken, S. C.
SCOTT D. PETERSEN .... Seneca, S. C.

KENNETH G. PETRUSKY

. . Rahway, N. J.

EDGAR H. PHILLIPS . .

. . Smoaks, S. C

LARRY W. PHILLIPS . .

. . Gaffney, S. C

MICHAEL R. PHILLIPS .

. Charleston, S. C

RANDALL C. PHILLIPS .

. Greenville, S. C.

LARRY D. PHILPOTI . .

. Walhalla, S. C.

RICHARD J. PILO . . .

. Bellport, N. Y.

G. DAVID PITNER . . .

. Florence, S. C.

ELIZABETH PITTS . .

Clemson, S. C.

JAMES M. PIZZICATO . .

. Rochester, N. Y.

ROBERT M. PLANTE . .

. Chatham, N. J

RICHARD W. PLOOF . .

. Greenville, S. C.

THOMAS E. POBBINS . .

. Townville, S. C.

WILLIAM N. POE . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

JAMES W. POLATTY . .

. Ninety Six, S. C.

BOBBY J. POOLE . . .

. Charleston, S. C.

DAVID G. PORTER . . .

Spartanburg, S. C

RUSSELL A. POSTON . .

. Hanahan, S. C.

ROBERT C. POSTON . . . McDonough, Ga.

ANN M. POWELL Anderson, S. C.

HAROLD B. POWELL . . . Eglin AFB, Fla.
CHCRCHILL C. POWERS . Bennettsville, S. C.
HAROLD P. PRAKE . . . Martinsburg, Pa.
WILLIAM B. S. PRESSLY . . Greenville, S. C.

WILLIAM W. PRESSON

. . Monroe, N. C

ROBERT M. PRIDMORE .

Hickory Grove, S. C

RICK V. PRINDY . . .

Winston-Salem, N. C

THOMAS E. PROPES .

. . Anderson, S. C

VANDERBILT C. PUNDT

. . Chester, S. C

EDWARD S. PUSEY . .

. . Charleston, S. C

EDMOND M. RAGSDALE

Easley, S. C

DIANNE D. RAILTON .

Columbia, S. C

WILLIAM L. RALSTON

. Batesburg, S. C

ARNOLD J. RAMSEY .

. . Pauline, S. C

GEORGE D. RANKIN . .

Clemson, S. C

CHRISTOPHER K. RASH

. . Anderson. S. C

JAMES W. RATLIFF . .

. . Columbia, S. C

CHARLES H. RATTERREE

Spartanburg, S. C

DANNY A. RAWL . . .

. . Woodbine. Ga

FREDDY H. RAY . . .

Clinton, S. C

GEORGE D. RAY . . .

. . Clemson, S. C

LAWRENCE K. RAY . .

. . Walhalla, S. C

BRUCE E. RAYLE . . .

Richmond, Ind

HARRY M. REED . . .

. . . North. S. C

WILLIAM M. REESE .

Columbia. S. C

RODNEY D, REEVES . .

Orangeburg, S. C

DAVID A. REIDER . .

. . Summit, N. J

GLORIA RENTZ . . . .

. Greenwood, S. C

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RICHARD W. RENTZ . .
DAVID M. REUTER . . .
RICHARD R. RHEA . .
WILLIAM B. RHODES III
WILLIAM E. RHYMER, JR.
JONATHAN C. RICE III .

DONNY W. RICHARDSON
VIRGINIA D. RICHBOURG
ROBERT S. RIDDLE . . .
ERNEST L. RINEHART .

Columbia, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Winnsboro, S. C.
A^are Shoals, S. C.

Conway, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
Gastonia, N. C.
od, S. C.

JACOB S. RISER Bowman, S. C.

PARK T. RISSEL CoatesviUe, Pa.

MORRIS R. RITCH III . . . Charlotte, N. C.
CHARLES E. RIVERS .... Thomson, Ga.
JAMES C. RIVERS, JR. . . Greenville, S. C.
WILLIAM M. RIVERS . Moncks Corner, S. C.

JOHN E. ROBERTS Chester, S. C.

JUDITH A. ROBERTS . . . Greenville, S. C.

JAMES F. ROBERTSON .
JAMES V. ROBERTSON .
ROBERT H. ROBEY . .
HARRIET V. ROBINS . .
JAMES C. ROBINSON . .
WILLIAM E. ROBINSON

. Pickens, S. C.

Fairburn, Ga.

Bethesda, Md.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Greenwood, S. C.
. Gaffney, S. C.

HARRY H. ROCHEN III .
DONALD E. ROCHESTER
JOSEPH R. ROCHESTER
JEFFREY C. ROCKWELL
RICHARD A. ROESLER .
DAWN S. RODGERS

DAN M. E. ROGERS . .
GEORGE M. ROGERS .
JACOB R. ROGERS . .
PHILLIP D. ROGERS .
RANDOLPH G. ROGERS
ROBERT C. ROOF . .

Waynesboro, Va.

Seneca, S. C.

. Barnwell, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.

. Hillsdale, N. J.

Winston-Salem, N. C.

Williamston, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.
. . Dillon, S. C.
. . Easley, S. C.
. Hartsville, S. C.

Blythewood, S. C.

RONALD W. ROOF .... Lexington, S. C.
JACK R. ROPER .... North Augusta, S. C.
DEL A. ROSEBROCK . North Charleston, S. C.

GLENN H. ROSS Taylors, S..C.

JEFF W. ROWELL, JR Easley, S. C.

DONALD L. ROZIER Dillon, S. C.

PAUL T. RUDLOFF . .
CHARLES R. RUTLAND .
RICHARD RYDAROWSKI
DAVID L. SA DOW SKI .

THOMAS B. SALLEY
MELVIN E. SAMMONS

Clemson, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
E. Meadow, N. Y.
Oak Ridge, Te|in.
Orangeburg, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.

BE\ERLV A.' SAUNDERS . Spartanburg, S. C.

DARRVL P. SANDERS .
GUV S. SANDERS III .
JAMES R. SANDERS .
WILLIAM P. SANDIFER
KENNETH W. SARTAIN

Anderson, S. C.

Bamberg, S. C.

Gaffney, S. C.

Bennettsville, S. C.

Anderson, S. C.

WILLIAM D. SAVERANCE .
RICHARD A. SAVIN . . .
THOMAS W. SAWYER . .
DALE R. SCHIEKE . . .
KENNETH W. SCHMIDT .
KENNETH W. SCHNEIDER

. Annandale, Va
Philadelphia, Pa
Monetta, S. C
Thiesville, N. J
. Baldwin, Md
. Clifton, N. J

RALMOND H. SCHNEIDER
MALBEE R. SCOTT . .
THOMAS D. SCOTT . .
MARGARET E. SEALES .
STANLEY B. SEAWRIGHT
HAROLD J. SEFICK . .

ROBERT M. SEGARS .
WILLLAM M. SELF .
ATHANASIOS SEMBOS
ROBERT J. SEMERIIAN
JOHN E. SETTLE. JR. .
FRANKIE M. SETZLER

ROBERT C. SHARPTON
JERI G. SHAW . . .
DONALD T. SHEALY .
WILLLAM D. SHELLEY
ROBERT N. SHELTON ,
GLENN D. SHEPHERD

,N.J.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Charleston, S. C.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Greenville, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.

Darlington, S. C.

Greenwood, S. C.

. Patras, Greece

Washington, D. C.

Columbia, S. C.

Whitmire, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.

Indialantic, Fla.

Seneca S. C.

. . Latta. S. C.

. Asheboro, N. C.

Greenville, S. C.

THEODORE P. SHERTZER
JOHN P. SHIELDS . . .
PAUL R. SHISH . . . .
FARLEY S. SHULER . . .
MALCOLM D. SHULER .
ANDREW G. SIDRONY

RICHARD D. SIMMONS
JOHN M. SIMMONS, JR.
MARK A. SIMS . . .
FRANK J. SINGLETARY
GLEN E. SINGLETARY
MERLE L. SINGLETON

Baltimore,
Neptune, N. J,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Columbia, S. C
Kingstree, S. C
Metuchen, N. J

Pendleton, S. C.
Mountville, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

Coward, S. C.

. . Miami, Fla.

Newberry, S. C.

T. MARION SLATON .
WILLIAM H. SLOAN . .
ROBERT L. SMALSER .
CAROL J. SMARR .

Tignall, Ga

. Charleston, S. C

Englishtown, N. J

Columbia, S. C

GARLAND L. SMITH .
EUGENE A. SMITH, JR.

GERALD W. SMITH . .
HENRY J. SMITH . .

. Ocean Drive, S. C
. St. George, S. C

. . Madison, S. C

TACKIE W. SMITH

KIRBY N. SMITH . . .
RAOUL L. SMITH . . .
RONALD D. SMITH . .

. Orangeburg, S. C
. Walterboro, S. C
. . Piedmont, S. C

ROY T. SMITH Clinton, S. C.

SALLY A. SMITH Rome, Ga.

TED D. SMITH Greenville, S. C.

THOMAS M. SMITH . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
WILLIAM S. SMITH .... Bluffton, S. C.
CHARLIE K. SMOAK . . . Orangeburg, S. C.

WILLIAM A. SMOAK . . St. Augustine, Fla.

VINCE C. SMORAL Danville, Va.

WILLIAM D. SNEAD,JR. . . Greensboro, N. C.
DORIS A. SNOW .... Simpsonville, S. C.
ROWENA G. SOBCZYK . . . Clemson, S. C.
JOHN I. SOUTHERLAND . . Greenwood, S. C.

SAMUEL R. SPANN, JR.

Myrtle Bch., S. C.

ANGELINA SPEARMAN . . Clemson, S. C.
FRANK W. SPENCER . . . Clemson, S. C.
THEODORE J. SPETNAGEL . Kingsport, Tenn.
WALTER P. SPIRES .... Anderson, S. C.
MARYANN STACKMAN . . Columbia, S. C.

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JANET M. STAEDELI
LESLIE O. STALLINGS
JACK D. STANTON . .
EMMIE E. STEADMAN .
DONALD T. STEGALL .
BRENDA G. STEPHENS

Clemson, S. C.
Macon, Ga.
Columbia, S. C.
. Moore, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.

RONALD K. STEPHENS . Spartanburg, S. C.
DAVID L. STEPP . . . East Lansing, Mich.
RICHARD M. STEPP . . . Greenville, S. C.
CONSTANTINE Y. STEVENS Wad'law Is., S. C.
ARDEN W. STEWART . . Orangeburg, S. C.
DWIGHT L. STEWART . . . Florence, S. C.

MICHAEL T. STEWART .

. Lake City. S. C

TESSA L. STEWART . .

. Greenville, S. C

LOUIS P. STITH . . S

illivan's Island, S. C

JAMES L. STOKES . .

. Johnston, S. C

BRICE M. STONE . . .

McCormick, S. C

CHARLES H. STONE

Downtngtown, Pa

LOUIS E. STOREN . . .

. Charleston, S. C

MELINDA N. STOUT . .

. High Point, N. C

FRANK R. STREET . .

Greenwood, S. C

WILLIAM L. STRONG, JR.

. Charleston, S. C

JACK A. STROUD, JR. .

Spartanburg, S. C

WILLIAM R. STUART .

Clemson, S. C

MARIAN DALE STYRON . Greenwood, S.
JAMES E. SULLIVAN . . . Lake City, S.

TOMMY S. SUIT Anderson, S.

DENNIS R. SULLIVAN . . . Walhalla, S.
DANNY R. SUTHERLAND . Greenwood, S.
RICHARD H. SUTHERLAND . Abbeville, S.

COLE B. SUTTON Marietta, Ga

MICHAEL P. SWEENEY . . . Nitre, W. Va
STEPHEN J. SWEENEY . . . Nitro. W. Va
JAMES R. SWINDELL . . . Newberry, S. C
THOMAS W. TALBERT. JR. . Columbia, S. C
JOHN B. TAMSBERG . . . Charleston, S. C

GEORGE D. TAWES .... Crisfield, Md.
CHARLES D. TAYLOR . . . Salisbury, N. C.
ROBERT S. TEMPLETON . . Suitland, Md.
MARK H. TENNANT . . .North Augusta, S. C.
BRUCE D. TERRY .... Jacksonville, Fla.
MICHAEL R. THACKSTON . Greenville, S. C.

DALE L. THEILING . .
GOODWIN G. THOMAS .
JAMES H. THOMAS. JR. .
WILLIAM R. THOMAS .
JAMES M. THOMPSON, JR.
JAMESINE E. THOMPSON

Charleston, S. C.

Rock Hill, S. C.

Columbia, S. C.

. Carlisle, S. C,

Sumter, S. C.

Hartsville, S. C.

JESSE U. THOMPSON .
MARION C. THOMPSON
WILLIAM W. THOMPSON
WILLIAM R. THOMSON
ROBERT R. THORNTON .
HARRY D. TIBBS . . .

Manning, S. C.

. . Manning, S. C.

. . . Dover, Del.

Honea Path, S. C.

Glenn Springs, S. C.

. Great Falls, S. C.

RONALD S. TILLOTSON . Colo. Springs, Colo.

THOS. D. TOMLINSON, JR.
JOHN P. TORNSTROM .
I'ETER TOUSSAINT . .
EDWARD C. TOWNSEND
JOHN D. TRAYNHAM .

Lynchburg, S. C

Neshanic, N. J

Augusta, N. J

Cambridge, Md.

Ware Shoals, !

GEORGE J. TREPUL .... Florence, S. C.
KATHERINE L. TREVOR . . Rock Hill, S. C.

SALLY G. TRIPP Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT R. TROUP Atlanta, Ga.

JAiMES W. TUCKER, JR. . . . Easley, S. C.
JOHN W. TUCKER. JR. . . Charleston, S. C.

GEORGE C. TURNER .... Johnston, S. C.
JOHN P. TURNER .... Columbia, S. C.

DANNY L. TURPIN Easley, S. C.

LINDA C. TUTTLE Clerason, S. C.

CAROLE N. TYSON .... Pendleton, S. C.
RONALD R. UNDERHILL . . Alexandria, Va.

MICHAEL S. UPTON .... Burton, S, C.
COLIN J. URQHART . . . Livingston, N. J.
PAUL N. L. VALERIO . . . Hamburg, N. Y.
DONALD L. VAN DUSEN . . Kingstree, S. C.
NORWOOS J. VAN DYKE . . . Dillon, S. C.
WILHELMUS C. VAN LOON—

Sabanetano-a, Aruba

LEWIS D. VARADY .

DANIEL L. VEHORN

PETER R. VERDEE .

WILLIAM E. VERROSS . . . Hinesville, Ga

ARTHUR H. VON ROEMER . Colchester, Conn

. Elizabeth, N. J
. Anderson, S. C
Neptune City, N. J

RAY L. VROOME

Upper Saddle River, N. J

DOUGLAS E. WADDELL
WILLIAM R. WALDEN
JACK O. L. WALKER .

JOHN WALL

WALTER V. WALL, JR.

Woodruff, S. C.
. Moore, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Manlius, N. J.
Edgefield. S. C.

MARY L. WALLIS Pickens. S. C.

JAMES R. WALTMAN . .

. Greenwood, S. C

PAUL D. WALUKEWICZ .

. . Gaffney. S. C

LEE A. WARNER . . .

. . Pickens, S. C

STEPHEN D. WARNER .

Edgewater, Md

ANGUS H. WARREN . .

Charleston, S. C

CHARLES T. W.\TERS

. N. Augusta, S. C

FRED E. WATERS III . .

College Park, Ga

DAVID P. WATKINS, JR.

. . Anderson, S. C

JOHN D. WATKINS . .

Campobello, S. C

KATHY C. WATKINS .

Ware Shoals, S. C

MARY F. WATKINS . .

Greenwood, S. C

WILLIAM I. WATSON .

. Woodleaf, N. C

LONNIE D. WATT, JR. .

. . Anderson, S. C

DOUGLAS G. WATTERS

. . Sebring, Fla

LINDA A. WATTS . .

Westminster, S. C

POWELL E. WAY . . .

. Newberry, S. C

BOB Y. WEATHERS . .

Laurens, S. C

LAWRENCE E. WEAVER

NELSON T. WEAVER . . . Greenville. S. (
RANDALL W. WEBB . . . Anderson, S. (
WILLIAM C. WEBSTER . . Greenville, S. (
THOMAS T. WEINBRENNER Mineral Pt., Wi
BENJAMIN C. WELCH III . W. Columbia, S. (
JAMES L. WELLS .... Greenwood, S. <

THOMAS S. WELSH . . . Bishopville. S. C.

RALPH E. WEMPE Sumter, S. C.

EDWARD A. WENZ Edison, N. J.

E. MARSHALL WEST, JR. . . Marion, S. C.
.\NDREA S. WESTERGUARD . Charleston, S. C.
BILLY D. WESTMORELAND . . Greer, S. C.

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GEORGE F. WHALEY .
GEORGE J. WHAM . . .
NORMAX W. WHAM. JR.
JOHN E. WHARTOX . .
GEORGE D. WHEELER .
DAVID M. WHETSELL .

Charleston, S. C,

Mountville, S. C.

Anderson, S. C.

Laurens, S. C.

. Saluda, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

MARY A. WHITAKER .... Aiken, S. C.
DANIEL R. WHITE .... Gaffney, S. C.

DAVID V. WHITE Cheraw, S. C.

KILLOUGH H. WHITE III . . Chester, S. C,
RICKEY N. WHITE . . . Plum Branch, S. C.
RONALD E. WHITMIRE . . Marietta, S. C.

ROBERT K. WHITNEY . . . Clemson, S. C.
CHARLES B. WHITTAKER . . Margate, N. J.
EZRA V. WHITTEXBERG . West Union, S. C.
JAMES L. WIELENGA . . North Haledon, N. J.
WILLIAM D. WILBURN, JR. . Greenwood, S. C.
WILLIAM H. WILEY II . Moncks Corner, S. C.

JOSEPH A. WILKIE .... Clinton, S. C.
HAROLD S. WILKINSON . . Charlotte, N. C.
JAY S. WILLER . . . Kettering-Dayton, Ohio

ANN L. WILLIAMS Hodges. S. C.

DAVID F. WILLIAMS . . . Greenwood, S. C.
GARY P. WILLIAMS . . . Rocky River, Ohio

JAMES X. WILLIAMS. JR.

Anderson, S. C.

[X\RRA D. WILLIAMSON . . . Loris, S. C.
JA.MES F. WILLIAMSON . . Columbia. S. C.
ROBERT C. WILLIAMSON . Collingswood, N. J.
DONALD C. WILSON . . . Greenville, S. C.
DOUGLAS C. WILSON .... LaPlata, Md.

PATSY A. WILSON Helton, S. C.

PEGGY L. WILSON .... Pendleton, S. C.

RAY L. WILSON, JR Dillon, S. C.

THOMAS W. WILSON, JR. . Charleston, S. C.
MICHAEL S. WINBURN . . . Patrick, S. C.
MICHAEL B. WINGO .... Inman, S. C.

WILLIAM R. WISE . . .
RICKY A. WISHER . . .
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON
RICHARD B. WITTER . .
JTDITH C. WOLPER . .
STEPHEN L. WOOD . .

JAMES M. WOODALL .
MILDRED A. WOODHAM
AUBURN WOODS III .
MARY B. WORKMAN . .
MICHAEL C. WORKMAN
GEORGE F. WORSHAM .

DEBORAH M. WRIGHT
DIANE S. WRIGHT . .
JAMES G. WRIGHT .
WILLIAM B WRIGHT .

. Abbeville, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.
Greenville. S. C.
Skaneateles, N. Y.
SummerviUe, S. C.
Woodruff, S. C.

Rock Hill, S. C.

Hartsville, S. C.

Hartsville, S. C.

Clemson, S. C.

Woodruff, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.

. Pendleton, S. C.

. Pendleton, S. C.

. Coral Gables, Fla.

Isle of Palms, S. C.

LARRY W. WYATT Seneca, S.

CHARLES E. WYONT . . . Hartsville, S.

CHARLES R. YEARGIN . . Greenville, S.
CHARLES C. YONGUE . . . Columbia, S.
D.XRREI.L M. YOUNG . . Timmonsville, S.
J.X.MES C. YOUNG . . North Charleston. S.

\'1V1AN E. YOUNG Sumter, S.

CECIL G. YOUXGBLOOD Hardeeville, S.

JAMES R. YOUNGBLOOD . Charlotte, N. C.

R. D. VOUTZ, JR Lebanon, Pa.

BOHDAN ZAGURSKI .... McLean, Va.
GEORGE D. ZATEZALE . . . Aliquippa, Pa.
ROBERT A. ZriDEMA . . . Davidson, N. C.
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,.fter arriving on campus, the freshman experiences the
frustrations, anxieties, and trials of the transition from
the home environment to the college world. He is immedi-
ately exposed to the hazards of the Clemson campus:
matriculation lines, registration scrambles, and the de-
mands of the Rat System. Before he enters a classroom,
he loses his hair, learns to answer the shrill cry of "Rat",
and masters the art of cafeteria cheering. This is the start,
and only later can he truly reflect upon the uniqueness of
this experience.

It is here that he must set his direction, purpose, and
goals as he matures both socially and academically. It is
here in an atmosphere of continued progress and growth
that he will now live, work, and play. Now is the time
that the Clemson freshman begins his quest for recognition,
fulfillment, and achievement.

SUE COOPER
Treasurer

GLENN BRACKIN
Vice-President

GREG JONES
President

LIZ SIMMONS
Secretary

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JOHN R. ABEL Wayne. Pa.

FRESHMEN

RICHARD W. ABRAHAMS
BRAINARD L. ACKLEY, JR.
JAMES P. ACQUAVIVA, JR.
JEFFREY W. ADAMO . .
ELIZABETH R. ADAMS . .

Great Neck, N. Y.
Salisbury, Md.
. Rockaway, N. J.
. Baltimore, Md.
. Annapolis, Md.

IRA L. ADAMS . . .
JOHNNY A. ADAMS
ROBERT B. ADAMS .
CLARENCE E. ADDIS
JACK H. AFFLECK .
WILLIAM G. AGNEW

ELOISE J. ALBRECHT
JOHN M. ALEXANDER
JAMES C. ALFRED . .
CHARLES D. ALLEN .

. . Cordele, Ga.

. Saluda, S. C.

Kensington, Md.

Seneca, S. C.

Big Spring, Texas

Lookout Mt., Tenn

Isle of Palms, S. C.

. . Central, S. C.

Riverside, N. J.

Bennettsville, S. C.

ELDON E. ALLEN, JR Aynor, S. C.

JOHN R. ALLEN Kingstree, S. C.

KEVIN M. ALEXANDER .

Spartanburg, S. C.

THOMAS W. ALLGOOD .

. . Elberton, Ga.

DONALD B. ALLISON, JR.

. . Aiken, S. C.

CALVERT C. ALPERT . .

. . Sumter, S. C.

STEPHEN L. ALTMAN . .

. Lake City, S. C.

GEORGE A. ANDERSON, JR.

. Columbia, S. C.

GEORGE W. ANDERSON, JR.

, . Gastonia, N. C.

JEAN B. ANDREWS . . .

Spartanburg, S. C.

ROBERT J. ANDREWS . .

. . Bronx, N. Y.

MICHAEL D. ANTON . .

Missoula, Mont.

SANDY L. ARLEDGE . .

. . Cayce, S. C.

EDWIN R. ARMACOST II .

. Finksburg, Md.

DOUG P. ARMISTEAD . .

. . Decatur, Ga.

DENNIS E. ARRINGTON .

N. Charleston, S. C.

KENNETH K. ASHLEY . .

Williamston, S. C.

VIRGINIA D. ASHLEY . .

. . Aiken, S. C.

MELINDA J. ASHMORE .

. Alexandria, Va.

REBECCA E. ATKINSON .

. Clemson, S. C.

ROBERT A. AUSTIN . .

. . Fairfax, Va.

JUDITH A. BABB . . . .

Greenwood, S. C.

DURWOOD E. BACH . . .

. . Bel Air, Md.

HENRY T. BAGNAL . . .

. . Sumter, S. C.

RICHARD L. BAGNAL . .

Statesville, N. C.

JULIA M. BAILES . . . .

Greenwood, S. C.

JOHN D. BAILEY . . .

Gray Court, S. C.

BEVERLY F. BAKER . .

Summerville, S. C.

CLAY E. BAKER, JR. . .

Spartanburg, S. C.

MARVIN R. BAKER . .

. . Central, S. C.

RICHARD S. BALENTINE

. Greenville, S. C.

CLYDE R. BALLARD, JR.

. . Anderson, S. C.

ELIZABETH L. BALLARD

. . Easley, S. C.

GEORGE C. BALLENTINE

. . Peapack, N. J.

KAY E. BANKE ....

Anoka, Minn.

DEBORAH L. BARKER .

. . St. Louis, Mo.

JAMES E. BARNETTE . .

. Pendleton, S. C.

RONALD P. BARNETTE .

. Barnwell, S. C.

WM. M. BARNWELL . .

Yonges Island, S. C,

TIMMY D. BARR . . .

Springfield, S. C.

JANE E. BARTLES . . .

. Rock Hill, S. C.

JAMES H. BASS ....

. . Camden, S. C.

PAIL O. BATSON III . .

. . Marion, S. C.

PEGGY M. BATSON . .

Greenville, S. C.

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KA.Y J. BAUCOM . . .

. Westminster, S. C

WILBUR N. BAUMANN

Cambridge, Md

JOSEPH R. BAYERL . .

. . Wayne, N. J

HAROLD D. BAYNE . .

. Greenville, S. C

THOMAS A. BEAN . . .

. New Orleans, La

ROBERT J. BEASLEY .

. Charleston, S. C

WILLIAM C. BEATTIE . . . Rumson, N. J
ROBERT M. BEHLING . . . Newton, N. J
DWAYNE M. BELL . , . Honea Path, S. C

JON W. BELL Greenville, S. C

HAL R. BELL Charlotte, N. C

THOMAS M. BELL Lodge, S. C

WILLIAM G. BELL .

Chesterfield

S. C

JOSEPH J. BELKNAP

Lynbrook,

N. Y

WALTER P. BELOUIN

. . Union

S. C

THOMAS H. BELSER

W. Columbia

S. C

WILLIAM L. BENDT

Charleston

S. C

EDGAR L. BENJAMIN,

JR.

. MountviUe

S. C

ANTHONY T. BENNETT . . Hanahan,
RONALD P. BERRY .... Belvedere,
MARY E. BESSENT .... Baltimore
WILBERT BEVERLY . . Bennettsville,
ANDREW D. BETHEA Cherry Grove Bch.,
CHRISTOPHER D. BINNICKER . Orgebg.,

ROBERT S. BISKER .... Salisbury, Md.

CALVIN D. BLACK Lando, S. C.

CHRISTOPHER A BLACK . . Riverside, Conn.

JAMES D. BLACK Nichols, S. C.

LARRY A. BLACK .... Greenville, S. C.
RICHARD A. BLACK .... Chester, S. C.

ELIZABETH A. BLACKMON
SARAH J. BLACKMON
JAMES D. BLACKWELL .
J. ROGER BLAKELY, JR. .
KAREN K. BLALOCK . .
JOHN H. BLITCH, JR. .

lie, Ga.

Cooleeraee, N. C.

Waterloo, S. C.

. . Ora, S. C.

Clemson, S. C.

Bishopville, S. C.

WADE B. BLOUNT .... Belvedere, S. C.

NANCY E. BLUMEL Parlin, N. J.

JAMES C. BOCHETTO .... Chester, S. C.
FRANK M. HOGGS . . Charleston Heights, S. C.

KERI A. HOLDING Lyman, S. C.

JOHN W. BOLIN, JR. . . . Rock Hill, S. C.

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JOEL B. BOLT Anderson, S. C.

JOHN DOUGLASS BONNETTE . Clemson, S. C.

TONEY C. BOOZER Inman, S. C.

CHARLES L. BOPP, JR. . . . Roxboro, N. C.
TERRY L. BORDERS . . . Anderson, S. C.
THOMAS H. BORGHERESI . Greenville, S. C.

MICHAEL F. BORKE . . . Charleston, S. C.
CHARLES J. BOST . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
JOSEPH L. BOSTICK, JR. . . Pamplico, S. C.
LINDA C. BOSWELL . . Isle of Palms, S. C.
JEFFREY J. BOTT .... Cherry Hill, N. J.
FRANK M. BOUKNIGHT . . Columbia, S. C.

DAVID E. BOWEN . .
ELIZABETH M. BOWEN
GREGORY M. BOWIE .
JOSEPH W. BOWMAN .
MICHAEL O. BOYD . .
R. L. BRACEY . . .

. . . Iva, S. C.
Enoree, S. C.

. Liberty, S. C.

Chesterfield, Mo.
Georgetown, S. C.

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GLORIA J. BRACKEN . ,
W. GLENN BRACKIN .
WILLIAM C. BRADLEY .
HERBERT BRANHAM, JR.
ARNOLD A. BRANNEN .
ARTHUR E. BRANTLEY

HARGLYN F. BRATCHER
DOUGLAS W, BRAUN .
JAMES S. BRAWLEY . .
CHARLES M. BRAZIE . .
\VM. N. BREEDLOVE. JR.
RONALD L. BRIDWELL .

Piedmont, S. C.

Columbia, S. C.

Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

Great Falls, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.

. . Belton, S. C.
Leesburg, Fla.
. Salisbury, N. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

ville, S. C.

RANDALL A. BRTGGS . . . Ft, Myers, Fla.
JOSEPH B. BRIGHT .... Ashevillc, N. C.
FORREST B. BRITT .... Nichols, S. C.
LARRY A. BROACH .... Andrews, S. C.
WILLIAM T, BROADWATER . Woodsboro, Md.
ROBERT S. BROCK . . . Spartanburg, S. C.

WAYNE K. BROCKMAN
DONNA M. BROOKS .
HENRY C. BROOKS
JEFFREY E. BROOKS .
WILLIAM W. BROOKS
JOHN V. BROOKSHIRE

ROBERT W. BROOME
BARBARA A. BROWN
BRUCE O. BROWN .
CARL M. BROWN . .
CLARA E. BROWN .
DONALD E. BROWN

Greenville, S. C.

Loris, S. C.

Conway, S. C.

Wilmington, Del.

Rock Hill, S. C.

Anderson, S. C.

Charleston, S.

Anderson, S.

Shoals, S.

Georgetown, S.

Anderson, S.

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GREGORY R. BROWN . . . Gasport, N. Y.
ROBERT W. BROWN . . Orangeburg, S. C.

RODGER BROWN Jamaica, N. Y.

ROLAND E. BROWN . . West Columbia, S. C.
S. DIANNE BROWN .... Hartwell, Ga.
JOANNE R. BROWNLEY . . Baltimore, Md.

ROBERT G. BRUNDAGE . . Mahwah, N. J.
JAMES A. BRUORTON III . . Conway, S. C.

JIM P. BRYAN Allendale, S. C.

DAVID G. BRYANT . . . New Boston, N. H.
MICHAEL E. BUCHANAN . Charleston, S. C.
MARTHA K. BUCKNER .... Union, S. C.

DONALD H. BUHRMASTER . Camden, S. C.

ORVIS B. BUIE Lancaster, S. C.

RICHARD E. BULLOCK . Cream Ridge, N. J.
SAM L. BULTMAN .... St. George, S>€.
COLLINS A. BURBAGE . . Summerville, S. C.
PALMER R. BURCHSTEAD . . Reidville, S. C.

ALLEN H. BURNS . . .

. Rock Hill, S. C.

DUNCAN K. BURNS . .

. Charleston, S. C.

STEVEN 0. BURNS . . .

Orangeburg, S. C.

JOHN B. BURROUGHS, JR.

. . Kinston, N. C.

RAYMOND M. BURTON .

. . Richmond, Va.

GEORGE A. BUTLER . .

. . Aynor, S. C.

HERMAN L. BUTLER . .

Calhoun Falls, S. C.

MICHAEL E. BUTLER . .

. . Fairfax, Va.

RK HARD J. BUTLER .

. Greenville, S. C.

WILLIAM R. BUTLER .

Lynchburg, S. C.

JAMES M. BUTTS, JR. . .

. . Seneca, S. C.

TROY R BUZHARDT . .

Batesburg, S. C.

WILLIAM S. BYNUM II .
LANNY A. BYRD . . .
RONALD E. BYRD . . .
LINDA M. CAFARELLI .
WILLIAM R. CAINES .
CHARLES W. CALDWELL

JAMES M. CALDWELL .
VICTORIA G. CALDWELL
JACQUELYN M. CALE . .
ROBERT J. CALL, JR. .
JAMES M. CALLEN'DER .
SL'SAN E. CALLISON . .

'ilk, S. C.

JranchviUe, S. (

Lancaster, S. (

Ossining, N. ^

Loris, S. (

Roanoke, Al

Blackstock, S. C.
. Pauline, S. C.
Taylors, S. C.
High Point, N. C.
. Norfolk, Va.
Greenwood, S. C.

BRENDA M. CALLOWAY . . Ft. Davis, C. Z.
RANDOLPH S. CALVO . . . Anderson, S. C.
LEWIS C. CAMERON . . . Ninety Six, S. C.

DANIEL S. CAMP Columbia, S. C.

ANNE CAMPBELL Pelzer, S. C.

EDWIN M. CAMPBELL, JR. . . Hanover, Va.

GEORGE T. CAMPBELL .
HAROLD B. CAMPBELL .
SANDRA G. CAMPBELL ,
CHARLES D. CANN . .
FRANK W. CANNON . .
SHERWOOD M. CANNON

WILLIAM B. CARDWELL
BONNIE L. CARLTON .
ROBERT C. CARLTON, JR. .
PETE D. CARNES . . .
MICHAEL F. CARPENTER
JOHN C. CARRINGTON .

Ch,

Liberty, S. C.
arleston, S. C.
. Easley, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
. North, S. C.
Newberry, S. C.

. Anderson, S. C.

. Mullins, S. C.

Spartanburg, S. C.

, . . Atlanta, Ga.

Charleston, S. C.

.C.

MARY L. CARROLL .
JOHN N. CARSON .
LARRY D. CARTEE .
DANNY M. CARTER
JAMES M. CARTER .
MARION E. CARTER

. . Abbeville, S. C.
McGuire AFB, N. J.
. . Easley, S. C.
. Walterboro, S. C.
Danbury, Conn.
, . . Elliot. S. C.

TED E. CARTER Clemson, S. C.

BRADLEY D. CARY .... Leesville, S. C.
XEALL W. CASE .... Falls Church, Va.

PHILIP R. CASE Duncan, S. C.

PAT J. CASEY Clemson, S. C.

NORMAN M. CASON .... Abbeville, S. C.

BRENDA K. CASH . . .

. . Pickens, S. C.

VERN CASSADAY . . .

. Greenwood, S. C.

FRANCIS N. CASSADY . .

. . Bassett, Va.

MICHAEL L. CATTO . .

. . Pauline, S. C.

NIXON E. CAWOOD . . .

. . Augusta, Ga.

DAVID N. CHALMERS . .

. Oxen Hill, Md.

CRAIG L. CHAMBERLIN .

. Charleston, S. C.

STEPHEN CHANDO . . .

. Bethlehem, Pa.

ESTHER F. CHAPMAN .

Greenville, S. C.

GEORGE T. CHAPMAN . .

Spartanburg, S. C.

JERRY O. CHAPMAN . .

. . Easley, S. C.

RUFUS B. CHAPMAN. JR.

. Charleston, S. C.

JOHN D. CHAPPELL . .

. Columbia, S. C.

ARTHUR A. CHARLAND .

Spencer, Mass.

WILLIAM I. CHASON . .

. . Sharon, S. C.

MARGARET A. CHASTAIN

. . Liberty. S. C.

WILLIAM H. CHASTAIN .

. Mauldin, S. C.

SUSAN E. CHEEK . . .

. Greenv.lle, S. C.

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VICTOR L. CHEEK .... Anderson, S. C.
JOY M. CHILDS .... Travelers Rest, S. C.

CELIA C. CHRISTY Atlanta, Ga.

CHRISTOPHER C. CIPPERLY Washington, D. C.
MARK B. CITRON .... Falls Church, Va.
JAMES H. CI,ARK .... Greenville, S. C.

JAMES S. CLARK Alexandria, Va.

JOHN L. CLARK Lancaster, S. C.

ROBERT S. CLARK .... East Point, Ga.

SHELDON B. CLARK . . . Asheville, N. C.

GARDEN S. CLARKSON . . Columbia, S. C.

WILLIAM G. CLARKSON . . Rock Hill, S. C.

WM. P. CLELAND, JR. . .

. Charlotte, N. C.

DOUGLAS F. CLEMENTS .

. . Lamar, S. C.

JERI H. CLINKSCALES .

. Anderson, S. C.

ROBERT A. CLONINGER .

Gastonia, N. C.

WILLIAM M. CLYBURN .

. . Camden, S. C.

JOHN M. COAKLEY . .

. . Clemson, S. C.

Easley, S. C.

GARY W. COCKFIELD .

. Abbeville, S. C.

ROBERT T. COFFER . .

Augusta, Ga.

RICHARD A. COFFEY .

. . Hatboro, Pa.

DONALD M. COGGINS .

Spartanburg, S. C.

SAM R. COKER ....

. Greenville, S. C.

CARL A. COLE ....

. . Clemson, S. C.

STANLEY P. COLE . . .

. . Langley, S. C.

JAMES K. COLEMAN . .

. . Inman, S. C.

ROBERT C. COLEMAN . .

. Greenville, S. C.

WILLIAM H. COLEMAN

. Townville, S. C.

WILLIAM R. COLEMAN . . Clearwater, S. C.
SANFORD C. COLLEY .... Tavares, Fla.
MICHAEL F. COLLINS . . . Anderson, S. C.
PATRICIA E. COLN .... Greenville, S. C.

CECIL W. COMER Union, S. C.

THOMAS R. CONKLIN . . . Stamford, Conn.

SUSAN K. CONLEY Atlanta, Ga.

GARY L. COOK Aiken, S. C.

JAMES C. COOK Clemson, S. C.

JOE E. COOK Rock Hill, S. C.

ROBERT G. COOKE Easley, S. C.

SHARON L. COOL Louisville, Ky.

CHARLES R. COOPER
FRANCIS D. COOPER ,
JERRY L. COOPER .
NOAH B. COOPER, JR.
RONALD E. COOPER
SUSAN E. COOPER .

Marion, S. C.

Harrington Park, N. J.

. . Rock Hill, S, C.

. . . Mullins, S.'C.

Columbia, S. C.

Simpsonville, S. C.

DAVID C. COPE . . .
HEATH C. COPELAND
GEORGE W. COPELAND
WM. E. COPELAND, JR.
PETER G. COPLESTON
ROBERT E. CORLEY .

CHARLES E. CORRY .
JUDITH M. CORN . . .
DANIEL J. COSBEY . .
SUSAN COTHRAN . .
LESLIE E. COTNER . .
EDWARD J. COTTRELL

. Eau Gallic, Fla.

Clinton, S. C.

Clinton, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

Columbia, S. C.

Baltimore, Md.
. Mauldin, S. C.
Falls Church, Va.
Anderson, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.

LARRY B. COURTNEY . . Lake City, S. C.

AUGUSTUS W. COX Loris, S. C.

JAMES W. COX Abbeville, S. C.

JERRY W. COX Marion, S. C,

JOHN D. COX Belton, S. C.

MARY K. COX Weaverville, S. C.

ROBERT A. COX Pamplico, S. C.

WILLARD B. COX Easley, S. C.

LINDA L. CRAIG Columbia, S. C.

MARY E. CRAIG Camden, S. C.

ROBERT W. CRAIN . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
ROGER D, CRANFORD . . . Chester, S. C.

CLAUDIUS H. CRAWFORD . St. Stephen, S. C.
MICHAEL D. CRAWFORD . . Anderson, S. C.
FULTON B. CREECH III . . . Sumter, S. C.
JAMES E. CREECH .... Charleston, S. C.

JOHN W. CREEL Conway, S. C.

WILLIAM R. CREEL .... Florence, S. C.

RICHARD \'. CRENSHAW . Pendleton, S. C.

DON M. CRIBB Sumter, S. C.

NEIL S. CRISP Montville, S. C.

BARBARA L. CROMER . . . Columbia. S. C.
DURWARD C. CROMER . . Blackville, S. C.
TONY C. CROMER Chapin, S. C.

GLENN F. CUEMAN . . . Honea Path, S. C.
ALICE L. CULBERTSON . Honea Path, S. C.
CHARLES M. CULBERTSON Ware Shoals, S. C.
FRANCIS B. CULLER . . Orangeburg, S. C.

JAMES W. GULP Inman, S. C.

MATTHEW CUMMINGS . . . Canton, Mass.

RICHARD C. CLINNINGHAM
JOHN M. CURRIE . . . .
JOHN C. CUTRELL . .
WILLIAM E. CUTTS .
ERNEST D. CURRY . .
CHARLES L. CUZZELL

Baltii

e, Md.

Arlington, Va.

N. Charleston, S. C.

Conway, S. C.

Greenville. S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

THOMAS W. DAILY .... Warren, Ohio
HUBERT J. DANDRIDGE . Cottageville, S. C.
COLEMAN W. DANGERFIELD, JR.—

Moncks Corner, S. C.

RALPH W. DANIEL Lavon.a, Ga.

DAVID F. DANSBY . . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
LYNN Z. DANTZLER .... Santee, S. C.

GRAHAM W. DARDEN . . Greensboro, N. C.
LINDA L. DASHER .... Greenwood, S. C.

GLENN E. DAVIS Rock Hill, S. C.

GUY W. DAVIS Greenville, S. C.

HENRY C. DAVIS Laurens, S. C.

JAMES W. DAVIS .... Batesburg, S. C.

JOSEPH E. DAVIS, JR. . . . Sumter, S. C.

JULIUS E. DAVIS Dalzell, S. C.

LINDA M. DAVIS Seneca, S. C.

NELLIE L. DAVIS . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
PATRICK T. DAVIS .... Edgewater, Md.
PEMBROKE W. DAVIS, JR. . . Augusta, Ga.

THOMAS W. DAVIS, JR. .

Columbia, S. C.

LEROY S. DAVIDSON . .

. . Chester, S. C.

CHARLES B DAVISON .

Asheville, N. C.

BENJAMIN L. DAWKINS

. Greenville, S. C.

EDWARD C. DAWSEY . .

. . Aynor, S. C.

BRUCE W. DEBREE . . .

Clinton, Conn.

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PAMELA J. DEFANTI .... Camden, S. C.
REBECCA H. DEFOOR . . . Clemson, S. C.

PHILIP G. DEGEN Sumter, S. C.

NICHOLAS P. DEGIPOLAMO . Westbury, N. Y.
JERRY G. DELAUGHTER . . Edgefield, S. C.
PERRY B. DELOACH . . . Walterboro, S. C.

JAMES E. DELOUCHE .... Easley, S. C.

FRANK R. DELUCA Atlanta, Ga.

ALLAN R. DEMAREST . West Babylon, N. Y.
JOHN M. DEMOSTHENES . . Sumter, S. C.
JONES R. DEMPSEY, JR. . . Barnwell, S. C.
TONY P. DEMPSEY .... Barnwell, S. C.

HETTY J. DENNIS . . . Parris Island, S. C.
JOHN G. DENTON . . North Augusta, S. C.
KENNETH W. DETWILER Columbia, S. C.

JOHN P. DEVEAUX . . Sullivans Island, S. C.
LAWRENCE W. DICKERSON . Belvedere, S. C.
DONALD K. DILWORTH . . . Easley, S. C.

PAUL E. DIXON Parkridge, N. J,

Prospect Park, N. J

RONALD W. DJUREN
ALLEN E. DOCKERY .... Seneca,
CATHY L. DODDS . . . Mt. Pleasant,
EMILY D. DONALDSON . Mt. Pleasant,
WILLIAM F. DONALDSON . Annapolis,

CHRISTOPHER D. DONATO Isle of Palms, S. C.

Johns Island, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
■ille, S. C.

ALLEN W. DONNALLY .
PHILIP D. DONNON .
HRIANNA P. DORN . .
JAMES W. DORN . . ,
WILLIAM DORRIETY, JR.

THOMAS G. DOSS . . . Wapakoncta, Ohio
SANDRA A. DOSSEY .... Sumter, S. C.
MILLARD W. DOWD . . . Burlington, N. C.

PAUL L. DOWDY Anderson, S. C.

EUGENE A. DOWNS . . North Augusta, S. C.
WILLIAM K. DOZIER . . . Conway, S. C.

ARTHUR H. DRIGGERS III . . Atlanta, C
THOMAS O. DRIGGERS . . Abbeville, S.

AL D. DROEGE Charlotte, N.

BARBARA K. DUCKER . . Pendleton, S.
GEORGE M. DUCWORTH . . Anderson, S.
LYMAN A. DUCWORTH . Williamston, S.

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JAMES D. DUKES .... Orangeburg, S. C.
JOHN P. DUNBAR .... Rock Hill, S. C.
EVELYN D. DUNCAN . . Westminster, S. C.

GARY T. DUNCAN Pickens, S. C.

KENNETH A. DUNCAN . . Charlotte, N. C.

LAWRENCE S. DUNCAN

Easley, S. C.

ROBERT E. DUNCAN . . Orangeburg, S. C.

WAYNE D. DLINCAN . . . Greenville, S. C.
MICHAEL L. DUNLAP . . . Rock Hill, S. C.

CATHY V. DUNN North, S. C.

KEVIN J. DUNN . . . W. Hempstead, N. Y.
WILLIAM A. DUNN .... Donalds, S. C.

CHARLES H. DUPRE

Spartanburg, S. C.

MANFRED DWORSCHAK . Charleston, S. C.

DANIEL H. DYE Anderson, S. C.

EDWARD B. EARLE, JR. . . . McBee, S. C.
DOUGLAS B. EASON . . New Caanan, Conn.
SIDNEY L. EASON .... Charleston, S. C.

DONALD EATMON EUoree, S. C.

RONALD W. ECK .... Kenilworth, N. J.

HENRY C. EDENS Dalzell, S. C.

DONNIE J. EDGAR Seneca, S. C.

HOWARD B. EDGAR . . . Plainview, N. J.
JAMES D. EDGAR Seneca, S. C.

BYRON M. EDWARDS . . . Columbia, S. C.
GARY L. EDWARDS . . . Charlottesville, Va.
JAMES K. EDWARDS . Galivants Ferry, S. C.
LAURA G. EDWARDS . . . Otis AFB, Mass.
MARVIN S. EDWARDS, JR. . . Lyman. S. C.
MICHAEL C. EDWARDS . . . Cheraw, S. C.

THOMAS B. EDWARDS
WILLIAM G. EDWARDS
WILLIAM N. EDWARDS
WILMA J. EDWARDS .
BEVERLY EGGER . . .
KATHERINE C. EGGERS

. Ninety Six, S. C.
Newport News, Va.
. . MuUins, S. C.
. Wellford, S. C.
rristobal. Canal Zone
. Edgefield, S. C.

GEORGE D. EHNAT . Hilton Head Island, S. C.
LLOYD L. ELDER .... Silver Spring, Md.
CLARK E. ELLEFSON . . Spartanburg, S. C.
CRAIG D. ELLEFSON . . Spartanburg, S. C.

ROGER J. ELLIOT Decatur, Ga.

JAMES J. ELLIS Cincinnati, Ohio

KENNETH J. ELLIS .

Lancaster, S. C

LEFOY D. ELLIS . . .

. Richmond Hill, Ga

PHILIP A. ELLIS . .

. Simpsonville, S. C

WM. M. N. ELLIS, JR. .

. San Francisco, Calif

CURTIS H. ELLISON .

. . Greenville, S. C

DANIEL R. ELLISON .

. Williamston, S. C

FREDERICK S. ELLISON . . Rock Hill, S. C.

LARRY E. ELMORE Greer, S. C.

WILLIAM H. ELROD . . Travelers Rest, S. C.
GREGORY S. ENZOR . . . Huntington, N. Y.

KITTY E. EPPES Greenville, S. C.

RICHARD E. EPPES . . . Greenville, S. C.

ELWOOD A. ERWIN . .

. . Beaufort, S. C

JOHN EVANiTSKY, JR. .

. Preston Park, Pa

JAMES E. EVANS . .

Newberry, S. C

MICHAEL E. EVANS .

TimmonsviUe, S. C

WILLIAM E. EVANS . .

. . Sumter, S. C

JOHNNY S. EVERETTE

Piedmont, S. C

DAVID S. EWAN Columbia, S. C.

RICHARD W. EYLER . . Westminster, S. C.
JOHN K. FAIREY, JR. . . . Denmark, S. C.

ROBERT FAIRIE Columbia, S. C.

ROBERT J. FAIREY . . . Orangeburg, S. C.
WILLIAM B. FANT .... Anderson, S. C.

ROBERT F. FASINSKI . . Greenbrook, N. J.
MICHAEL S. FEDDER .... Easley, S. C.
MARC M. FEINBERG . . . Philadelphia, Pa.
WILLIAM F. FERGUSON . . . Clover, S. C.

JOSEPH E. FEWELL York, S. C.

LEWIS M. FICKEN . . North Augusta, S. C.

GARY P. FIELDS .... Bernardsvillc, N. J.
RICHARD B. FILLYAW . , Columbia, S. C.
GRON'ER M. FINCHER, JR. . . Cheraw, S. C.

D.WID H. FINISON Cheraw. S. C.

JANICE F. FINLEY .... Anderson, S. C.
W. GARY FINLEY Easley, S. C.

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FRESHMEN

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MARY J. FINNEY , . .
KONALD F. FISHER . .
WILLIAM J. FISHER, JR. .
FRANK A. FISHOR . .
CHARLES N. FLANNAGAN
ERNEST B. FLEENOR . .

PHILLIP H. FLEETWOOD
MEREDITH A. FLEMING .
TOMMY J. FLEMING . .
WILLIAM H. FLEMING .
DONALD H. FLETCHER .
KENNETH R. FLINT . .

. Liberty, S. C.

. . Decatur, Ga.

Spartanburg, S. C.

Darien. Conn,

Fair Haven, N, J,

, Greenville, S, C,

Greenville, S, C,
. Buffalo, S, C,
Greenville, S, C.

Abbeville, S, C.
Ridgeland, S, C,

Charlotte, N, C,

CAROLE R, FLITTER , , , Columbia, S, C.
AUGUSTUS M, FLEETWOOD Mcks, Cor,, S, C,
LEE M. FLOWERS, JR, . , Hartsville, S. C,

JOHN W, FLOYD Conway, S, C,

,MARION R. FLOYD Conway, S. C.

BETTY C. FOLK Newberry. S, C,

ROBERT W. FOLKMAN , , , Medford, N, J.

JOHN S, FOOTE Charleston, S. C,

ROBERT E. FORBES , , , , Dayton, Ohio

LARRY B, FORD Pickens, S. C.

ROBERT M. FORD, JR Dillon, S, C,

DONALD BRUCE FORE , Myrtle Beach, S, C,

GWIN H. FORRESTER

, . Pendleton, S, C.

PETER J. FORWOOD ,

, . Greenville, S, C,

CHARLES D. FOSTER ,

, . Asheville, N. C.

DANIEL D. FOSTER ,

, . Charleston, S, C,

RICHARD H. FOSTER ,

, , Port Royal, Va,

WILLARD R. FOSTER ,

, . , Ladson, S. C,

DOUG R, FOUSHEE ,

. , . Clinton, N. C,

JOHNNY J. FOWLER ,

, Crescent Beach, S, C.

RONNIE W, FOWLER .

, Williamston, S, C,

JAMES R. FOX , . ,

, . , Clemson, S, C.

CECIL E. FOXWORTH, JR, . Andrews, S, C,
PATTERSON W. FOY, JR, , Springfield, S, C,

THOMAS N, FRANCE . . Rockingham, N, C,
WILLIAM J. FREDERICK . St. James, N. Y.
WILLI.V.M J. FREE . . . , Greenwood, S. C.
OTIS D. FREEMAN , , , . Andrews, S, C.

ROBERT P. FRICK Chapin, S. C,

MARTHA E, FROEMMING , Springfield, Va.

CHARLES R. FRONEBERGER , Gastonia, N, C.
BENJA.MIN H. FRYE . . Galivanfs Ferry, S, C,
FRED T. FUGIEL , . Wadmalaw Island, S,'C^
CHARLES P. FUTCH , , . , St. Pete. Fla,
GEORGE W. GAGE III . , , Fort Mill, S, C,
STANLEY D, GAILEY Iva, S, C,

STEPHEN E, GALES .
DAVID R. GALLOWAY
DAN H. GAMBRELL .
DARRELL H. CAREER
ROBERT D. GARLES .
ASHLEY C. GARDNER

CARL R. GARDNER .
HARRY D. GARDNER .
TD.M.MV P. G.ARNER .
FRAXK M. GARRETT .
TH().M.\S A. GARRETT ,
WILLIAM .M. GARRETT

ottsburg, Va,
isonville, Fla,
rleston, S. C.

Lake View, S. C,

■innaminson, N, J,

Batesburg, S, C.

Alexandria, Va,

DAVID L. GARRISON .
FRANK W. GARRISON .
JAMES W. GARRISON
BOBBIE LYNNE GARY
RICHARD N. GASIONS
DONALD S. GEDDINGS

JOHN W. GEESLIN . .
PAUL T. GEISEL . , . .
CURTIS CECIL GENTRY .
SUZANNE GEORGE . . .
ALEXANDRA GEORGEO
MICHAEL G. GERONIMOS

. Rock Hill, S. C.

Simpsonville, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

Gulf Breeze, Fla.

Chesapeake, Va.

. . Ladson, S. C.

Falls Church, Va.
Bennettsville, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. . Elkton. Md.
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
. Levittown, N. Y.

RICHARD E. GERWIG .
LAURENCE W. GHENT
ROBERT M. GIAMO . .
PHILLIP G. GIBSON .

BRUCE H.
WILLIAM

GILBERTSON
P. GILCHRIST

. . Greenvillf, S. C.

. . Rock Hill, S. C.

Washingtonville, N. Y.

Gaffney, S. C.

Plainfield, N. Y.

Rock Hill, S. C.

EDWIN F. GILLINGHAM . . Clemson, S. C.
SUSAN J. GILREATH . . . Greenville, S. C,
DAVID G. GILSTRAP .... Brevard, N. C.
ROBERT L. GILSTRAP . . Greenville, S. C.
DANIEL M. GIRARD . . . Masontown, Pa.
ROBERT W. GIST, JR Union, S. C.

ROSS E. GIUNTA .... Fair Lawn, N. J.
CHARLES C. GLASGOW . . . Conway. S. C.

CHARLES J. GLENN Union, S. C.

EDITH ANNE GLENN . . . Anderson, S. C.

JAMES N. GLENN Newark, Del.

RONALD E. GLENN .... Ravenel, S. C.

WADLEY R. GLENN Atlanta, Ga.

JOHN A. GLINN Richmond, Va.

TOMMIE LEE GORDON, JR. Westminster, S. C.
WILLIAM E. GORDON . . Charleston, S. C.
DONALD M. GORE .... Hartsville, S. C.
MICHAEL R. GOUGH . West Winfield, N. Y.

ALLISON E. GRAHAM .... Barnet, Vt.

ALTSTIN R. GRAHAM Loris, S. C.

CHARLES A. GRAHAM, JR. . Spartanburg. S. C.
MICHAEL M. GRAHAM .... Aynor, S. C.
RICHARD L. GRAHAM . . La Canada, Calif.
ANDREW C. GRAMLING III . Orangeburg, S. C.

FRESHMEN

HASKELL E. GRANT .... Pickens, S. C.

JIMMY D. GRANT Seneca, S. C.

JOSEPH R. GRANT .... Easley, S. C.
KENNETH D. GRANT .... Pickens, S. C.

TERRY G. GRANT Walhalla. S. C.

THOMAS W. GREY .... Greenville, S. C.

WALTER T. GRANT .... Chester, S. C.
HERBERT G. GRANTHAM . N. Charleston, S. C.
GEORGE A. GRAY .... Anderson, S. C.

GEORGE M. GRAY Martinee, Ga.

HENRY WILLIS GRAY . . Greenville, S. C.
JAMES A. GRAY Bethesda, Md.

DAVID C. GREEN Yemassee, S. C.

DAVID L. GREEN .... Lynchburg, S. C.
JERRY B. GREEN .... Graniteville, S. C.

JOHN W. GREEN Beaufort, S. C.

CARLTON W. GREENE .... Greer, S. C.
EDWARD N. GREENE .... Pickens, S. C.

GARY J. GREER Taylors, S.C.

JAMES R. GREER .... Spartanburg, S. C.
DANNY E. GREGG .... Columbia, S. C.
EDWARD H. GREGORY . . . Chester, S. C.
ALAN D. GRIFFIN . . Miraflores, Lima, Peru
RAIJI T. GRIFFIN Clemson, S. C.

RANDALL P. GRIFFIN .

. . Six Mile, S. C.

JOHN D. GRIFFITH . .

. . Barnwell, S. C.

H. RANDALL GRIGGS .

. . HartsviUe, S. C.

lAMES M. GRIGGS . .

. . HartsviUe, S. C.

STEVEN A. GROOVER .

. . East Point, Ga.

(.REGORY H. GROSZ . .

. Short Hills, N. J.

RICHARD B. GROSVENOR

. Moorestown, N. J.

EDWARD C. GRUNDY .

Columbia, S. C.

EBEN D. GODBOLD . .

. . Florence, S. C.

MOULTRIE R. GODFREY,

JR. Charleston, S. C.

JAMES R. GOLLER . . .

. . Clemson, S. C.

DAVID H. GOLLY . . .

. Jacksonville, Fla.

JACK K. GOODEN . . .

North Augusta, S. C.

RICHARD W. GOODING .

. Ridgewood, N. J.

JAMES T. GORDON . .

Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

JAMES H, GULLY . .

. . . Sterling, Va.

BARBARA G. GUNTER .

. Spartanburg, S. C.

JOHN M. HAAS . . . .

. Charleston, S. C.

I.ARRY E. HADDEN . .

. . . Belton, S. C.

ARTHUR L. HADDOCK .

. . . Atlanta, Ga.

ALECIA A. HADDON .

. . Rock Hill, S. C.

ALICE M. HADDON . .

. . Rock Hill, S. C.

GEORGE B. HAGOOD .

. . Winnsboro, S. C.

HERBERT H. HAIGLER

Cameron, S. C.

DAVID F. HALL, JR. . . . Pennsville, N. J.

DAVID N. HALL Mt. Alia, N. C.

HARRIET A. HALL .... Anderson, S. C.

JAMES E. HALL Columbia, S. C.

WILLIAM A. HALL . . . Englishtown, N. J.
WILLIAM P. HALL . . . Shaw AFB, S. C.

DOLLY M. HALLUMS .... Seneca, S. C.
JAMES M. HAMER .... Kingsport, Tenn.
NORMAN B. HAMILTON . Newport News, Va.
JACQUELINE C. HAMMOND . Clemson, S. C.
WILLIAM H. HAMMOND Greenwood, S. C.

JAMES R. HANAHAN .... Atlanta, Ga.

FRESHMEN

ELIZABETH C. HANCOCK
WALTER A. HANCOCK
ROBERT L. HANKS . . .
JOHN F. HANZEL . . .

. Olney, Md.
Greenville, S. C.
Anderson, S. £.
}reensboro, N. CT

GENE E. HARDEE Loris, S. C.

DONALD S. HARDIN . . . Cleveland, S. C.

THOMAS H HARGROVE
JEREL D. HARMON . .
LEON C. HARMON . .
ANDREW C. HARPER
IIEH.VARD C. HARPER .
LAWRENCE O. HARPER

Walterboro, S. C.

. Prosperity, S. C.

Lexington, S. C.

Orangeburg. S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

. Charlotte, N. C.

FRANCES M. HARRELL . . . Aiken, S. C.

JOE S. HARRELL Columbia, S. C.

RAYMOND D. HARRELL . ■ Clemson, S. C.
MICHAEL P. HARRIS . . . Greenville, S. C.
CHARLES W. HARRISON . . Roebuck, S. C.
GEORGE M. HARRISON, JR. . Darlington, S. C,

STEVEN J. HARROWER .

. Asheville, N. C,

RICHARD M. HART . .

. . Mauldin. S. C.

ROBERT D. HARTMAN .

. . Rutledge, Pa.

M. LENOIR HARTZLER .

. . Camden, S. C.

SHERRY L. HARTZOG .

N. Charleston, S. C.

ALTON L. HARVEY . .

Deerfield Beach, Fla.

ALFORD HASELDEN . .

. Georgetown, S. C.

ROBERT H. HASSELBACK

. Grand Blanc, Mich.

WILLIAM H. HASSKAMA

. Bennettsville, S. C.

CHARLES D. HATCHELL

. Little River, S. C.

ETHEL J. HAWKINS . .

. . Central, S. C.

SANDRA L. HAWKINS .

. . Anderson, S. C.

WILLIAM HAYDEN . . Myrtle Beach, S. C.

J. T. HAYES Dillon, S. C.

LINDA E. HAYES Taylors, S. C.

MICHAEL A. HAYES . . . Fair Bluff. N. C.
JAMIE L. HAYWOOD . . . Charleston, S. C.
ERNEST F. HEAD Central, S. C.

CHERRVL C. HEATH .
WILLIAM M. HEATH .
MALCOLM E. HEATON
CHARLES C. HECK . .
DANNY E. HEFFNER .
LARRY D. HEFNER . .

MICHAEL T. HEFFRON
SUSAN D. HEGGOOD .
JONATHAN M. HEHN .
AUGUST E. HEINS . .
RICHARD J. HELMS . ,
ERICK R. HELSING . .

n, S. C.

, S. C.

Anderson, S. C.

. Oak Park, III.

Great Falls, S. C.

Charlotte, N. C.

John's Island, S. C.

. Anderson, S. C.

Anderson, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

. . . Eustic, Fla.

Columbia, S. C.

CHRIS W. HENDERSON . New Canaan. Conn.
RONALD T HENDERSON . . Sumter, S. C.
WILLIAM S. HENDERSON . . Bremen. Ga.
GEORGE B. HENDRICKS . . Bethune, S. C.
PHIL L. HENDRICKS .... Greer, S. C.
STEPHEN E. HENDRICKS . Columbia, S. C.

STEPHEN B. HENRIKSON
CHARLES M. HENDRIX .
JAMES D HENDRIX . .
RICHARD E. HENKEL .
FORREST A. HEXRIKSEN
DALE R. HENRY .

. Charleston, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Spartanburg, S. C.
Waynesboro, Va.
. . Palmyra, Pa.
Maggie Valley, N. C.

FRESHMEN

DICKEY S. HENRY Conway, S. C.

JOHN L HENSEL, JR.
CARL E. HENSON . .
DAN M. HERLONG .
JOHN D. HESTER .
MILTON S. HESTER

CHRISTOPHER D. HEYN
DARRYL R. HICKMAN .
DANNY D. HICKS . . .
DONALD C. HICKS . .
NANCY L. HICKS . . .
EUGENE F. HIGGINS . .

Columbia. S. C.

Seneca S. C.

Johnston. S. C.

Summerville, S. C.

. Greenville, S. C.

. Columbia. S. C.
Aiken, S. C.
Great Falls, S. C.
Clcmson. S. C.
. . Aiken. S. C.
Amityville, N. Y.

WILLIAM G. HILDEBRAND . Camden. S. C.
CHRISTOPHER C. HILL . . Roebuck, S. C.

J. A. HILL, JR Aberdeen, Md.

RONALD G. HIMMEL . . . Greenville, S. C.
RODGER F. HINTON .... Pickens, S. C.
CURTIS L. HOBBS .... Lynchburg, S. C.

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MARY L. HOCKENBERRY , Slippery Rock, Pa.
JERRY \V HODGE .... Greenville. S. C.

JOEL M. HOEFER Columbia, S. C.

SARA A. HOFFMAN . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
(TRTIS S. HOGAN, JR. . . Columbia, S. C.
DAVID VV. HOGAN . . . Thornwood, N. Y.

CLAl'DE D. HOLCOMBE
SUSAN G. HOLCOMBE .
SANDRA A. HOLDEN .
WILLIAM L. HOLDEN, ;
LAURIE A. HOLLEMAN .
DAVID M. HOLLIDAY .

Greenville, S. C.
Columbia. S. C.

Clemson, S. C.

Clemson, S. C.
mraervillc, S. C.
Pamplico, S. C.

DAVID A. HOLLOWAY . . . Florence, S. C.
CHRISTOPHER M. HOLMES . Columbia, S. C.
DAVID M. HOLMES .... Gaffney, S. C.
\-ELDA C. HOLMES .... Clemson, S. C.

PAUL M. HOLZSHU Pitcairn, Pa.

BILLY B. HOMAN .... Jacksonville, Fla.

PATRICIA L. HOOD .
WILLIAM D. HOOD .
GEORGE L. HOOPER .
JOHN G. HOPKINS, JR.
HENRY L. HOPPER .
DONALD J. HORRES .

JOHN J. HORRES . .
DEBBY A. HOWARD .
.N'ORMAN A. HOWARD
I'ALVIN T. HOWLE .
H. SUSAN HUBBARD
STUART J. HUBBARD

. . Rock Hill, S. C.

. Greenville, S. C.

. Greenville, S. C.

. . . Easley, S. C.

North Augusta, S. C.

. Charleston, S. C.

John's Island, S. C.

Seneca S. C.

. . Taylors, S. C.

Lancaster, S. C.

Clemson, S. C.

Zanesville, Ohio

ANNA R. HUDGENS . . . Mountville, S. C.
THOMAS E. HUDGINS .... Fairfax, Va.
CHARLES W. HUGGINS . . Bishopville, S. C.
EDWARD M. HUGHES . . . Greenville, S. C.

JERRY W. HUGHES Aiken, S. C.

RANDY P. HUGHES Neeses, S. C.

KENNETH R HULL .... Pickens, S. C.
.MORGAN R. Hl'MPHREYS, JR. . Cheraw, S. C.
THOMAS C. HUMPHRIES . Spartanburg, S. C.
.MUHAEI. D. HUNNICUTT . Pendleton, S. C.
iR\I\G W. HUNT III . , . Columbia, S. C.
ROBERT T. HUNT, JR. . . Spartanburg, S. C.

GEORGIA E. HUNTER . . . Newberry, S. C.

JANE G. HUNTER Clemson, S. C.

ALVLN J. HURT Easley, S .C.

GEORGE L. HLTSTLER . . Walterboro, S. fc>-
LOWNIE R. HYATT .... Pauline, S. C.
PAMELA J. HYATT Wayne, Pa.

ALEXSANDRA C. HYDER . . Anderson, S. C.
STEPHEN P. INGLIS .... Marietta, Ga.
JOHN W. IRVING . . Berkeley Heights, N. J.

JOEL K. ISENBERG Atlanta, Ga.

WILLIAM A. IVESTER . . Greenville, S. C.
DANNY C. IVEY .... Spartanburg, S. C.

DONALD F. JACKSON, JR.
EVELYN C. JACKSON .
LELAND A. JACKSON . .
PHILIP W. JACKSON . ,
GRADY H. JAMES . . .
HAROLD S. JAMES . . .

, . Greer, S. C.

Camden, S. C.

Batesburg, S. C.

. Camden, S. C.

Greenwood, S. C.

Un

n, S. C,

JOSEPH D. JAMES .
SYLVIA A. JAMES . .
ELLIS M. JAMISON .
THOMAS A. JAMISON
JOHN H. JAY . . . .
GAIL D. JEFFCOAT .

Aiken, S. C.

Georgetown, S. C.

. . Easley, S. C.

Folly Beach, S. C.

Douglasville, Ga.

Columbia, S. C.

BRUCE W. JENKINS Dalton, Pa.

EUGENE E. JENNINGS . . . Chester, S. C.
WAYNE D. JENNINGS . . . Stratford, Conn.
DEXTER G. JETER . . . Ware Shoals, S. C.

DON E. JOHNSON Clinton, S. C.

JAMES B. JOHNSON .... Kinards, S. C.

MARY K. JOHNSON . .
MICHAEL L. JOHNSON
MILLEDGE A. JOHNSON
PHILLIP W. JOHNSON .
ROBERT M. JOHNSON .
ROGER D. JOHNSON

Laurens, S. C.

Aiken, S. C.

N. Augusta, S. C.

. . . Bristol, Va.

. . . York, S. C.

Galivants Ferry, S. C.

STANLEY T. JOHNSON . . Belvedere, S. C.
STEPHEN D. JOHNSON . Pompano Beach, Fla.
THOMAS A. JOHNSON . . Alexandria, Va.
WALTER J. JOHNSON, JR. . Columbia, S. C.
.MELVIN C. JOHNSTON . . . Denmark, S. C.
BARRY N. JONES Conway, S. C.

CASEY B. JONES .... Great Falls, S. C.
DAVID H. JONES . . North Charleston, S. C.
DAVID L. JONES . . . North Augusta, S. C.

GEORGE T. JONES Loris, S. C.

GREGORY' A. JONES . . . Anderson, S. C.
JANIE P. JONES Columbia, S. C.

JOE F. JONES Fairfax, S. C.

JOE K. JONES Greenville. S. C.

JOHN B. JONES Charleston, S. C.

KENNETH M. JONES . . MacD.ll AFB, Fla.
LENNAY K. JONES .... Anderson, S. C.
STEPHEN A. JONES . . . Kingsport, Tenn.

THOMAS R. JONES . .

. Birmingham, Ala

KENNETH F. JORDAN .

. . Anderson. S. C

LEWIS A. JORDAN . .

. Myrtle Beach, S. C

WILLIAM L. JORDAN .

. . Pendleton, S. C

JOHN W. JOSEY . .

. Jacksonville, Fla

PHILIP H. JUMPER . .

. . Swansea, S. C

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MARTHA L. KAHLER .

. . Kershaw, S. C.

IAN B. KAMEN ....

. . Baldwin, N. Y.

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FRANCIS E. KANIA . .

Piedmont, S. C.

WILLIAM B. KARPIK .

. Anderson, S. C.

DAVID E. KASKIN . .

. Hampton, S. C.

HAROLD B. KAY, JR. . .

Greenville, S. C.

MARGARET E. KEE . .

. Rock Hill, S. C.

THOMAS D. KEELS . . .

BRADFORD L. KEENEY

. Anderson, S. C.

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NICHOLAS J. KELAIDIS

Athens, Greece

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WARREN V. KELLAHAN

. Kingstree, S. C.

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WILLIAM F. KELLAM .

. Anderson, S. C.

FRED KELLETT . . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

JAMES P. KELLETT IV .

Fountain Inn, S. C.

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CHARLES A. KELLEY .

. . Wheaton, III.

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WILLIE J. KELLEY . .

. . Olanta. S. C.

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GARY L. KELLY ....

Clemson, S. C.

JAMES P. KELSEY . . .

. . Pickens, S. C.

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ANN E. KESTER Columbia, S. C.

KATHRYN E KEYS .... Walhalla, S. C.
JOHN M. KIMBALL . North Charleston, S. C.
WILLIAM D. KIMBRELL . . Sumter, S. C.
HUBERT I. KINARD . . . Prosperity, S. C.

LLOYD G. KING, JR. . . . Manning, S. C.

M. E. KING Easley, S. C.

RACHEL D. KING .... Society Hill, S. C.
MARGARET N. KIRKLAND . Bamberg, S. C.
TED M. KLEMETTI . . . North Miami, Fla.
STEPHEN W. KLINE .... Atlanta, Ga.

JAMES A. KNIGHT . . .
MARY J. KNIGHT . . .
STEPHEN M. KNIGHT, JR.
TORA K. KNIGHT . . .
ROBERT R, KNOWLES
KATHRYN W. KNOY . .

Gray Court, S. C.

Honea Path, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.
Bamberg, S. C.

LEO J. KOBS Canton, Mass.

DAVID A. KOCZAN Edison, N. J.

JAMES D. KOHL Greenville, S. C.

JIMMY D. KOON .... Ware Shoals, S. C.

DAVID M. KOSS Herts, England

JUDITH A. KOSSLER . . Charleston, S. C.

JUDSON A. KRAFT . . Miami Springs, Fla.

DEAN H. KRESS Camden, S. C.

DAVID L. KRICKHAN . . . Asheville, N. C.
EDWARD R. KROMKA . . . Clifton, N. J.
DAVID G. LADEWIG .... Doraville, Ga.
BRUCE T. LAGE . . . Daytonia Beach, Fla.

NANCY L. LAKE . . .
KEITH A. LALOR . . .
ROBERT M. LAMB . .
KENNETH S. LAND . .
RICHARD V. LANDRUM
CHARLIE S. LANEY .

JOHN W. LANEY . . .
MARIAN E. LANGFORD
DOl'GLAS B. LANGLEY
EDWARD B. LANGLEY
DAVID J. LANK . . .
MARGARET E. LATHEM

Greenwood, S. C.

. . Clemson, S. C.

. . Aiken, S. C.

Conway, S. C.

N. Charleston, S. C.

Cheraw, S. C.

Bennettsville, S. C.

Orangeburg, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

. Greenville, S. C.

. Salisbury, Md.

. Hartsville, S. C.

FRESHMEN

WILLIAM J. LAWBACH
FRANCES L. LAUREY .
DON E. LAWHON . .
KENNETH L. LAWHON
FRANCIS A. LAWTON .

AUentown, Pa.

Charleston, S. C.

TimmonsviUe, S. C.

Hartsville, S. t.

Gastonia, N. C.

ROBERT P. LAWTON York, S. C.

CLARENCE W. LAY .... Seneca, S. C.
STEPHEN M. LAZAR . . . Greenville, S. C.
WILLIAM G. LEAIRD . . . Jefferson, S. C.
MARSHALL A. LEAMAN, JR. Greenwood, S. C.

FRANK C. LEE Troy, N. C.

JAMES A. LEE Pendleton, S. C.

LARRY E. LEE Woodruff, S. C.

STAN R. LEE Piedmont, S. C.

THOMAS D. LEE Conway, S. C.

PHILIP J. LEGNETTI . . . Brooklyn, N. Y.
THEODORE J. LEININGER . . Newark. Del.
ROBERT B. LEITH .... Roseland, N. J.

JOHN C. LEMACKS . . . Walterboro. S. C.
JOHN A. LESSLIE .... Rock Hill, S. C.
LAWREN'CE W. LESEMANN . Charleston, S. C.

Jl'LIE A. LESTER Decatur, Ga.

JOHN E. LEWIS, JR. . . . Columbia. S. C.
JOHN G. LEWIS Greenville, S. C.

MARTIN B. LEWIS .... Kingstree, S. C.
ROBERT D. LEWIS . . . Great Falls, S. C.
STEPHEN J. LEWTER . . Stone Mountain, Ga.

EDGAR D. LIDE Hartsville, S. C.

ARTHUR B. LINDLER . . . Clemson, S. C.
JOHN C. LINDSAY, JR. . Bennettsvillc, S. C.

DONALD R. LINDSEY .
TORRE J. LIPPI . . .
JAMES D. LISKEY . .
DAVID G. LITTLEJOHN
CHARLES W. LOCKABY
JOYCE P. LOFTON . .

Bay Minette, Ala.
West Pittston, Pa.
Harrisonburg, Va.
Spartanburg, S. C,
. . Liberty, S. C.

Cle

, S. C.

JERRY L. LOLLIS . . . Ware Shoals, S. C.

THOMAS W. LONG Saluda, S. C.

DONNIE L. LOONEY .... Elberton, Ga.
JAMES M. LONGSHORE . . Newberry, S. C.
SAMUEL D. LOVE. JR. . . . Gastonia, N. C.
DONALD C. LOVETTE . . Fair Bluff, N. C.

Columbia, S. C.

. Union, S. C.

Pendleton, S. C.

Hartsville, S. C.

Swansea, S. C.

BARBARA LUCIUS . .

JOSEPH LUKOWSKI, JR.

ROBERT P. LUSK . .

CHARLES M. LUTHER .

BENJAMIN R. LYBRAND

CURTIS W. LYBRAND, JR. . Chas. Hgts., S. C.

JL'LIANNE LYNES Easley. S. C.

LOUIS B. LYNN Darlington, S. C.

ROGER S. LYNN Pageland, S. C.

HELEN D. McALHANY . North Charleston, S. C.
ARTHUR G. McALISTER, JR. . Liberty, S. C.
RAYMOND P. McBURNETT, JR. Batesb'g, S. C.

JOHN D. McCABE Kingstree, S. C.

KEITH S. McCABE . .
WILLIAM M. McCABE .
JAMES R. McCAMMON
BETSY C. McCARTER .
W. R. McCLEAVE . .

Kingstree, S. C.
. Kingstree, S. C.

Rock Hill, S. C.
Fountain Inn, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.

WILLIAM M. McCLELIAN . . N. Chas.. S. C.
ROBERT G. McCLESKEY . . Greenville, S. C.
HAROLD W. McCLINTOCK, JR. . Ora, S. C.
KIRK M. McCLOSKEY . . Washington, D. C.
ANTHONY E. McCLURE . . Asheville, N. C.
MICHAEL H. McCLURE . . . Sumter, S. C.

ROGER L. McCOLLUM . .
JOHN M. McCONNELL . .
KEITH I. McCONNELL .
KATHRYN A. McCORMICK
JAMES E. McCOY . . .
BRENDA C. McCRARY .

. Easley, S. C.
Anderson, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.
Columbia, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Clinton, S. C.

WILLIAM R. McCRARY . . . Florence, S. C.
PATRICIA A. McCUEN . . . Taylors, S. C.
HOWARD L. McCULLOUGH . Clemson, S. C.
ROBERT L. McCULLOUGH . Greenville, S. C.
DIANA L. McDANIEL .... Gaffney, S. C.
REGINALD G. McDANIEL, JR. . MuUii

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Blacksburg, S. C.

JOHN L. McDonald . .

. Columbia, S. C,

NANCY V. McDONELL .

. . Lccsburg, Fla.

LARRY M. McELRATH .

. . . Greer, S. C.

PETER M. McINNES . .

. Charleston, S. C.

LARRY F. McLNTYRE . .

. . Marion. S. C.

CHARLES J. McKENZIE . . Greenwood, S. C.
LESLIE E. McKENZIE, JR. . . Dillon, S. C.
MARTHA N. McKENZIE . . Lake City, S. C.
PAUL A. McKIE . . . North Augusta, S. C.
JAMES L. McLESKEY . . . Anderson, S. C.
DAVID K. McMAHAN . . . Sevickville, Tenn.

WADE A. McMANUS, JR. .
LAWRENCE C. McMILLAN

RICHARD F. McMillan, jr.

CATHERINE L. McNEIGHT

BARRY D. McNeill . . .
CALVIN R. McNeill . . .

Richburg, S. C.

Denmark, S. C.
. Bamberg, S. C.

. Aiken, S. C.

Conway, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

MICHAEL e. McNeill .

JANICE L MABRY . .
WILLIAM E. MABRY .
JAMES E. MacDONALD
ROBERT J. MacDONALD
LYMAN G. MacNUTT .

Ware Shoals, S. C.

. . Maitland, Fla.

. . Carlisle, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

Lyndhurst, N. J.

. Ashland, Mass.

PERRY T. MACOMSON, JR. . . Shelby, N. C.
SUSAN MACOMSONS . . . Columbia, S. C.
WILLIAM C. MAKSYMOWICZ . Johnston, R. I.
BOBBY D. MALPHRUS . . Ridgeland, S. C.
PHILLIP W. MALPHRUS . Ridgeland, S. C.
CAROL L. MANER Garnett, S. C.

LAURENCE E. MANSFIELD III . Darien, Conn.
NANCY A. MARCENGILL . WiUiamston, S. C.
GUY H. MARINELLO . . Jewett City, Conn.
STEPHEN H. MARION . . . Charlotte, N. C.
FREDERICK F. MARSHALL . Trumbull, Conn.
CARLON L. MARTIN .... Aynor, S. C.

DOUGLAS C. MARTIN .... Marietta, Ga.
GEORGE S. MARTIN . . Ware Shoals, S. C.
JAMES W. MARTIN . . . Winnsboro, S. C.
RONALD LEWIS MARTIN . Westminster, S. C.
ROBERT G. MARTURANO . . Camden, S. C.
WANDA G. MASON .... Anderson, S. C.

DONALD MUSCCI Neptune, N. J.

BETTY J. MATTHEWS . . . Scranton, S. C.
BARRY G. MATTOX .... Columbia, S. C.
LARRY A. MAULDIN . . Orangeburg, S. C.
BOBBY G. MEADOWS . . . Shawmut, Ala.
KENNETH A. MEANS .... Clemson, S. C.

ALAN G. MEDFORD Marietta, Ga.

JERRY A. MEEHAN .... Pendleton, S. C.
THO.MAS E. MEEK .... Knoxville, Tenn.
DWIGHT J. MEHAFFY . . . Central, S. C.
CH.ARLES J. deMELKER Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.
CHAS. W. MELLARD, JR. . Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

JOSEPH D. MELNIK .
ERROL G. MERCER .
BRENDA D. MEREDITH
MITCHELL MERRITT .
THOMAS A. MESSICK
GORDON S. METSKY .

Stratford, Conn.
Georgetown, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
Conway, S. C.
N. Augusta, S. C.
. Summit, N. J.

562

THEODORE M. MEYER
ALLEN R. MEYERRIECKS
EDWARD MICHAELS II
ROBERT W. MICHIE . .
JOHN P. MICKANIS . .
SARA J. MIKOLAJCZYK .

. Greenwood, S. C.
Myrtle Beach, S. C.

. . Buffalo, N. J.

. Kewgington, Md.

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Md.
Myrtle Beach, S. C.

PETER E. MIKSIS .
GEORGE K. MILAM .
RONALD W. MILAM
DEAN ALLAN MILES
DAVID B. MILEY .
EARL L. MILLER . .

North Plainsfield, N. J.

Sandy Springs, S. C

. . Statesville, N. C.

. Colonial Heights, Va.

. Charleston, S. C.

Spartanburg, S. C.

GREER MILLER Columbia, S. C.

MICHAEL A. MILLER .... Union, S. C.
PAUL W. MIMS, JR. . . . Columbia, S. C.
DAVID H. MITCHELL, JR. . Hickory Gr., S. C.

DAVID J. MITCHELL Folsom, Pa.

JOHNNY O. MITCHELL . . Greenville, S. C.

NANCY J. MOBLEY . .

Orangeburg, S. C.

ROBERT S. MOBLEY .

. . Rock Hill, S. C.

CLARENCE MODE III .

. . . York, S. C.

JESSE W. MOFFETT .

. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

ANTHONY G. MOORE .

Moncks Corner, S. C.

C. HAROLD MOORE, JR

Chesterfield S. C.

CHARLES G. MOORE ■

. . . Moore, S. C.

CHARLES L. MOORE .

. . Pensacola, Fla.

HENRY S. MOORE . .

. Georgetown. S. C.

JIMMY L. MOORE . .

. . Charleston, S. C.

PATRICK J. MOORE .

. . Laurens, S. C.

ROBERT A. MOORE . ■

Mountain Lakes, N. J.

RONNIE W. MOORE ■

Calhoun, Ga.

STEVE T. MOORE . .

. . Greenville, S. C

THOMAS MOORE . .

Hoosick Falls, N. Y.

THOMAS J. MOORE .

. . . Grayson, Ga

WARREN W. MOORE .

. . Barnwell, S. C

BRIAN V. MORAN . .

.... Rye, N. Y.

JAMES F. MORAN . .

. Larchmont, N. Y

MYRAN A. MORGAN .

Fairforest, S. C

ALVIN V. MORRIS . .

. . . Atlanta, Ga

CLAUDE L. MORRIS .

Burlington, N. C

DENNIS C. MORRIS .

. . N. Augusta, S. C

ROBERT T. MORRIS II

. . Baltimore, Md

SCOTT W. MORRIS . . .

Spartanburg

S. C.

TEDDY MORRIS, JR. . .

Greenwood

S. C.

THOMAS 0. MORRIS, JR. .

. . Andrews

S. C.

RICHARD N. MOSS . . .

. Charleston

S. c.

RANDOLPH M. MOWER .

. . Sumter

s. c.

GEORGE W. MOZINGO III

. . Columbia

s. c.

FRANCIS J. MULHERIN .

Williamstown

N.J.

HOWARD P. MULLEN . .

. Anderson

s. C.

JOHN D. MULLEN . . .

Greenville

s. C.

GARY L. MULLINS . . .

. Williston

s. C.

GLORIA E. MUNGO . . .

. Rock Hill

S. C.

EDWARD C. MURDOCK .

. Woodstown

N.J.

STANLEY F. MUNNERLYN

. Greenwood

S. C.

JOHN A. MUNNS ....

Ware Shoals

s. c.

JAMES P. MURPHY . .

. . McColl

s. c.

KEVIN L. MURRAY . .

. . Berlir

. Md.

FRANKIE R. MYERS . .

. . Seneca

S. C.

GREGORY B. MYERS . .

Lakeland, Fla.

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JESSE W. MYERS ....
JOHN D. MYERS ....
ALLEN T. NELSON . . .
CHARLES A. NELSON . .
CHARLES D. NELSON . .
WILLIAM C. NEWALL JR.

Bennettsville, S. C.
Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
. Somerset. N. J.
Anderson, S. C.
Simpsonville, S. C.
Clemson, S. C.

cksburg, S. C.
abersham, Ga.

MICHAEL E. NEWTON .
JAMES A. NICHOLS . .
ANDREW M. NORRIS . . . Cheraw, S. C.

MYRA A. NORRIS Camden, S. C.

SAMMIE J. NORRIS . . . Timmonsville, S. C.
MARK M. NOWAKOWSKI . . Baltimore, Md.

ERIC B. NYGAARD .... Decatur, Ga.
MARSHA R. OATES . . . Spartanburg, S. C.

ROY R. OATES Blackstock, S. C.

JAMES C. O'DELL, JR. . . . Union, S. C.
RICHARD B. ODOM . . Virginia Beach, Va.
ROBERT M. OHANESIAN . Huntington, N. Y.

RICHARD T. ORNE .
GUY L. OSBORNE .
FRANCIS M. OTT JR.
SHERRIL A. OWEN
DENNIS \V. OWENS .
LEROY F. OWENS .

East Orange, N. J.

. . Union, S. C.

. Columbia, S. C.

. . Central, S. C.

. . Duncan, S. C.

Silver Spring, Md,

TONY J. OWENS Easley, S. C.

REBECCA E. OWENS .... Easley, S. C.
JOHN J. OXFORD .... Woodmere, N. Y.

SHERRY OXNER Elberton, Ga.

BERNARD R. OZBOLT . . . Walterboro, S. C.
SHELTON J. PACE .... Gresham, S. C.

STEVE P. PACE Greenville, S. C.

JOHN E. PACK Columbus, N. C.

FRED M. PADGETT .... Walterboro, S. C.

COLE L. PAGE Williston, S. C.

HERBERT DAN PAGE . . Greenville, S. C.
JOHN D. PAGE III ... . Hampton, S. C.

KERRY C. PAINTER .
ROBERT L. PAINE II
JOHNNY W. PALMER
PETER W. PAPPAS .
DAVID D. PARKER .
DANIEL F. PARKER .

. . Simpsonville S. C.

Atlantic H'lands, N. J.

. . . Central, S. C.

. . Rock Hill, S. C.

Camden, S. C.

. . . Abbeville, S. C.

ROBERT M. PARKER . .
JOEL D. PARNELL . .
LaBONNEY R. L. PARNELL
JAMES H. PARSONS III .
WILLIAM T. PARSONS .
DENNIS P. PATRICK

S. Belraar, N. J.
Anderson, S. C.
Charleston, SvC.
Newberry, S. C.
. Hartsville, S. C.
Pacolet Mills, S. C.

JAMES R. PATRICK . . Mystic Islands, N. J.
LESTER R. PATRICK . . Orangeburg, S. C.
JOHN E. PATTERSON .... Charlotte, N. C.
ROBERT G. PATTERSON . . . Clinton S. C.
WILLIAM S. PATTERSON . . Fort Mill. S. C.
BEN M. PAULLING .... Camden, S. C.

GAR\- M. PAYNE Kershaw, S. C.

HENRY K. PAYNE .... Summerville, S. C.

DAVID L. PEACE Anderson, S. C.

CHARLES R. PEARRE . . N. Charleston, S. C.
WIIJ.IAM J. PEARSON, JR. . Camp Hill, Pa.
SUSAN M. PEEKE Sumter, S. C.

GEORGIA A. PENDER .... Arlington, Va.
SAMUEL D. PENDERGRASS . Greenwood, S. C.

NEIL G. PENDRY Allentown, Pa.

TOMMY G. PERKINS .... Clemson, S. C.
ROBERT E. PERRY .... Brunswick, Ga.
CHARLES R. PESAVENTO . Greenville, S. C.

DONALD C. PETERSON .
EUGENE C. PETERSON
THOMAS E. PETERSON
RAYMOND H. PETTIT .
THOMAS B. PETTIT . .
CLARENCE E. PHILLIPS

. . Rumson, N. J.

. . Woodbridge, Va.

. . Tallahassee, Fla.

. Spartanburg, S. C.

. . . Cayce, S. C.

Lynchburg, S. C.

GEORGE D. PHILLIPS .
ROBERT G. PHILLIPS .
ROBERT H. PHILLIPS .
STEVE F. PHILLIPS .
JOHN A. PICKINSON .
HARRY E. PIERCE . .

. . . Sumter, S. C.

. . Walhalla, S. C.

. . Columbia, S. C.
. . . Atlanta, Ga.
. . . Mullins, S. C.
. . Kingstree, S. C.

RAYMOND S. PILGRIM
BRUCE N. PINTO . . .
JAMES E- PITTMAN .
WESLEY M. PITTS . .
MICHAEL E. PLATT .
CLINT E. POLLARD . .

. . . Marietta, Ga.
Chester Spring, Pa.
. . Greenville, S. C.
. Columbia, S. C.
. . Rock Hill, S. C.
. . Greenville, S. C.

. . . Easlev, S. C.

JAMES L. POPE . . .
JON P. POPOWSKI . .
JAMES D. PORTER . .
JOSEPH H PORTER

North Reading, Mass.

Arlington, Va.

. . Rock Hill, S. C.

. . . Loris, S. C.

LARRY E. PORTER . .

. . LaFrance, S. C.

CARL F POSPISIL

Union, S. C

GEELA B. POTEAT . .
MITCHELL R. POWERS
CLINTON J. POWELL .
JAMES R. POWELL . .
JULIAN L. POWELL . .

Columbia, S. C
. . Columbia, S. C
. . Charleston, S. C,

. . Walhalla, S. C.

. . Fort Mill, S. C

WILLIAM S. POWER .
JAMES W. PREACHER .
EDWIN S. PRESNELL .
FRANK J PRICE . . .

. . . Clinton, S. C.

. . . Ruffin, S. C.

. . Asheboro, N. C.
. . . Roselle, N. J.

BROOKS R. PRINCE .
JOHN W. PROHASKA .

. . Greenville, S. C.
Charleston, S. C.

FRESHMEN

TIM W. PULLIN Atlanta, Ga.

LARRY E. PURSLEY . . . Abbeville, S. C.
CAROL D. PUTMAN . . . Spartanburg S. C.

JAMES R PUTMAN Easley, S. C.

MARTIN W. QUATTLEBAUM . Batesburg, S. C.
KAREN L. QUICK Timonium, Md.

KENNETH E. RABON . . . Columbia, S. C.
THOMAS H. RADCLIFFE . N. Charleston, S. C.

MIR S. RAHIM Lahore, Pakistan

DOUGLAS M. RAINES . . . Greenville, S. C.
ANGELA W. RAINEY .... Starr, S. C.
FRANK E. RALSTON . . . Batesburg, S. C.

RITA J. RAMPEY .... Greenville, S. C.

TED N, RAMSEY Greenville, S. C.

THOMAS H. RAMSEY .... Clover, S. C.
RICHARD D. RANDOLPH . . . Stanley, N. C.
PAUL M. RAUP .... Hendersonville, N. C.
JOHN G. RAY Alexandria, Va.

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HOWARD C. RAYFIELD . . Chesterfield, S. C.
CHARLES E. RAYMOND, JR. . Manning, S. C.

PAUL E. REAVIS Florence, S. C.

MICHAEL B. RECTOR .... Greer, S. C.
DANIEL W. REEVES . . . Portland, Maine
SAMUEL F. REID, JR. . , Fort Motte, S. C.

RICHARD W. REITH . .

Long Island, N.Y.

AARON \V. RENTZ . .

. . Columbia, S. C.

WALTER G. RESCORLA .

. . Glenside, Pa.

JACK B. REYNOLDS, JR.

. . Columbia, S. C.

JOSEPH W. REYNOLDS .

. . Hanahan, S. C.

MARK A. REYNOLDS .

. . AsheviUe, N, C.

PEGGY A. REYNOLDS .... Cannon, Ga.
SAMUEL F. RHODES . . Mayesville, S. C.

JAMES C. RICE Greenville, S, C.

JAMES D. RICE, JR Asheville, N. C.

MICHAEL S. RICE Easley, S. C.

SHARON L. RICE .... Greenville, S. C.

ANDREW L. RICHARDSON
CAROL A. RICHARDSON .
GARY F. RICHARDSON .
JOSEPH R. RICHARDSON
WILLIAM C. RICHARDSON
HENRY L.. RICHBOURG .

TERRY M. RICHEY . .
RONALD L. RIDGEWAY
EARL K. RIGLER . .
TILDEN F. RILEY . .
JAMES L. RIMER III .
JOSEPH A. RINEHART

. Johnsonville, S. C.

. . Belton, S. C.

N. Charleston, S. C.

Greenwood, S. C.

. Spartanburg, S. C.

. . Dillon, S. C.

Anderson, S. C.

St. Matthews, S. C.

Landenberg, Pa.

Orangeburg, S. C.

Spartanburg, S. C.

Batesburg, S. C.

VICTORIA RISSETTO . . Prospect Park, Pa.
MICHAEL D. RIVENBARK . . . Joliet, 111.
BRUCE D. ROBERTS .... Taylors, S. C.
JANICE R. ROBERTS . . . Greenville, S. C.
JOHN R. ROBERTS .... Charleston, S. C.
JOHN T. ROBERTS . . . Blacksburg, S. C.

WILLIAM A. ROBERTS
JON H. ROBINETT , .
NANCY E. ROBINSON .
RONALD L. ROBINSON
RONALD S. ROBINSON
THOMAS M. ROBINSON

. Martir
West Col

lie, N. J.

3ia, S. C.

Seneca S. C.

Aiken, S. C.

Asheville, N. C.

. Clover, S. C.

JOHN D. ROESER . • •

. Wallingford, Pa.

WILLIAM D. ROFFIELD

. . Newberry, S. C.

DONALD C. ROGERS . .

N. Charleston, S.-4;.

FRIEDA J. ROGERS . .

. . Pickens, S. C.

JACKIE T. ROGERS . .

. . WoodruflF, S. C.

VIRGINIA A. ROGERS .

. . . Clinton, S. C.

NATHAN L. ROHDE .

. Kissimmee, Fla.

STEVEN E. ROLLINS .

. . Greenville, S. C.

BRUCE J. ROSE . . . .

. . Clemson, S. C.

JEFFREY D ROSS . . .

. . Fort Lee, N. J.

JAMES R. ROUSE . . .

Fountain Inn, S. C.

PHILLIP J. ROWELL .

. . Columbia, S. C.

DAVID H. ROWLAND .

. . . Central, S. C.

FAVE L. HUFF . . .

. . Columbia, S. C.

KATHLEEN S. RULE . .

. . Sheldon, S. C.

WILLIAM L. RUMFELT .

. Blacksburg, S. C.

CHARLES A. RUMPEL .

. . Charleston, S. C.

DONALD E. RUSSELL .

. . Baltimore, Md.

JAMES B. RUSSELL . .

. Short Hill, N.J.

ROBERT B. RUSSELL . .

. Charleston. S. C.

STEPHEN A. RUSSELL .

W. Hartford, Conn.

WILLIAM B. RUSSELL .

. . Bethesda, Md.

JAMES M. RUTHERFORD

. . Anderson, S. C.

MARION F. SADLER .

Leesville, S. C.

PATRICIA A. SAGGUS .

. Edgefield, S. C.

GERARD P. SAMMON .

. Columbia, S. C

STEVEN A. SANDBERG .

. Jamestown, N. Y.

ERIC B. SANDERS . .

. N. Augusta. S. C

JOHN L. SANDERS, JR. .

. . Rock Hill, S. C

REBBECCA L. SANDERS

. . Clinton, S. C

ROBERT R. SANDS . . New Providence, \. J.
ROBERT S. SARGENT .... Liberty, S. C.
PHIL E. SATTERFIELD . . Greenwood, S. C.

A. E. SAUNDERS Orangeburg, S. C.

JEAN M. SAVERANCE .... Lamar, S. C.
MARK G. SAVITSKY .... Clemson, S. C.

ROBERT B. SCARBOROUGH

Conway, S. C

RICHARD E. SCATES, JR. . . Gaflfney. S. C
JOHN P. SCHAEDEL .... Baltimore, Md,
CHARLES F. SCHEIO . . Belle Mead, N. J.
F. J. SCHILLING ... Old Westburg, N.
WILLIAM SCHLUPP . . . Cinnaminson, N. J,

ROBERT C. SCHMIDT . .
CHARLES T. SCHMINCKE
JOSH F. SCHNEIDER . .
MAX M. SCHREIBER . .
EDWARD G. SCHROFF .
HARRY S. SCHULZE . .

Old Tappan, N. J
Pennsauken, N. J,
. Statesville, N. C
Camden, S. C,
. Milltown, N. J,
. Harrisburg, Pa

HOWARD L. SCHULZ . . . Vineland, N. J.
OTTO H. SCHUMACHER, JR. . Walhalla, S. C.
WAYNE H. SCHUMM . . Riviera Beach, Fla.
CARL T. SCOTT .... Spartanburg, S. C.
CHARLES D. SCOTT . . Orangeburg, S. C.
DANIEL B. SCOTT .... Meggett, S. C.

HAZEL E. SCOTT . .
KERRY D. SCOTT . . .
WILLIAM T. SCOTT .
WILLIAM B. SCRUGGS .
THOMAS F. SCURRY .
GEORGE W. SEABROOK

Elberton, Ga.

Charleston. S. C.

. Dillon, S. C.

. Chesnee, S. C.

Columbia, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.

EDGAR A. SEARS Olar, S. C.

JOHN M. SEARS Anderson, S. C.

DAVID B. SEASE .... Newberry, S. C.
MARTHA A. SEAY . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
WILLIAM J. SEAY .... Charlotte, N. C.
EULALIE V. SEEL .... Rahway, N. J.

PATRICIA

C. SEELEY .

Sandy Spr

ings, Ga

CHARLES

A. SEIJO . . .

. Silver Sp

ing, Md

REBECCA

S. SENN . .

Simpsonv

lie, S. C

THOMAS

L. SENN . . .

. . Clem

on, S. C

HUBERT

H. SETTLE .

. . . Albany, Ga

CHRISTOPHER W. SEVERS . . Peck

ville. Pa

DONALD

C. SHAFER . .

Strongsv

ille, Ohio

WILLIAM

S. SHANNON

. Westbu

ry, N. V

GRADY I

SHEALY . .

Ninety Six. S. C

JOHN P.

SHEALY . .

. . Sava

inah, Ga

SANDRA

M. SHEALY . .

. W. Colum

)ia, S. C

FRANK J

SHELLEY . .

. . Rockville. Md

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VICTORIA E. SHELLEY . Daytona Beach, Fla.

WILLIE C. SHELLEY .

. Conway, S. C.

EDGAR G. SHELTON . . .

Winter Park, Fla.

TOM P. SHEPPARD . .

. . Liberty, S. C.

LARRY D. SHERMAN . .

. Piedmont, S. C.

ROBERT L. SHEVVFELT .

. . Clcmson, S. C.

ARTHUR J. SKINNERS . W. Springfield, Mass.

WILLIAM M. SHIRLEY ,

Honea Path. S. C.

DALE C. SHIVERS . . .

. Marietta, S. C.

BETTE A. SHULER

. Clemson, S. C.

IIARON K. SHULER . .

Charleston, S. C.

HUBERT T. SHULER . . .

. Jamestown, S. C.

CHARLES A. SIBLEY . .

. Rock Hill, S, C.

GLEN C. SIBLEY . . .

. Beaufort, S. C.

MICHAEL C. SIEBERT .

Laurens, S. C.

EVERETT W. SIEDSCHLAG . Columbia S. C.

JOHN A. SIM

Garden City, N. J.

CARL M. SIMMONS . .

Burlington, N. C.

KENNETH E. SIMMONS .

. Greenwood, S. C.

MARGARET A. SIMMONS

. Williamston, S. C.

NANCY F. SIMMONS . .

. . Pickens, S. C.

RALPH G. SIMMONS . .

. . Norcross, Ga.

RICHARD SIMONS . . .

. Columbila, S. C.

HENRY G. SIMPSON . .

. Lancaster, S. C.

JOHN M. SIMS ....

. . Central. S. C.

MARTHA A. SINGLETON

. . Annandale, Va.

STEPHEN SINTAL . . .

. Lynbrook. N. Y.

LONNE B. SKIPPER . .

. . Conway, S. C.

NANCY J. SLIKER . ■ .

. . Wayne, N. J.

PAULA E. SLOAN . . .

. . Union, S. C.

MAX G. SMALLS . . .

. . Beaufort, S. C.

BIVEN A. SMITH . .

Orangeburg, S. C.

CHARLES E. SMITH . .

. Mountsville, S. C.

CLARENCE H. SMITH .

. . Baltimore, Md.

DAVID M. SMITH . . .

. . Norway, S. C.

JEFFERY W. SMITH . .

. . Concord, N. H.

KENNETH E. SMITH . .

Spartanburg, S. C.

KENNETH L. SMITH . .

. Chesterfield, S. C.

KENNETH W. SMITH . .

. . AUentown. Pa.

MARCUS E. SMITH . .

. Greenville, S. C.

MILLEDGE S. SMITH .

Columbia. S. C.

RANDALL D. SMITH .

. Anderson, S. C.

REFINALD K. SMITH . .

. . Buffalo, S. C.

RODERICK W. SMITH .

. . . Salem, S.C.

ROGER B. SMITH . . .

. . Johnston, S. C^

ROGER D. SMITH . . .

. . Charlotte, N. C.

SIDNEY L. SMITH . .

Swansea, S. C.

SIDNEY T. SMITH . . .

. . Bowman, S. C.

TONY L. SMITH . . .

Anderson, S. C.

WADE M. SMITH . . .

. . . Wayne, Pa.

WAYNE B. SMITH . .

Greenwood, S. C.

WILLIAM H. SMITH . .

. . Hanahan, S. C.

JOHN D. SNODDY . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT F. SNYDER . .

. Charleston. S. C.

ALGERNON G. SOLOMONS . . Estill, S. C.
RONNIE W. SPARKS .... Gaffney, S. C.
WILLIAM A. SPENLER . . Bennettsville, S. C.

LARRY N. SPIVEY Taylors, S. C.

BLAKE D. SPONG Columbia, S. C.

JERRY W. SPRADLEY .... Aiken, S. C.

BERNARD J. STANEK . .

. Columbia, S. C.

THOMAS L. STANFIELD .

. Anderson, S. C.

JOHN J. STANKIEWICZ . ,

. . Freehold, N. J.

TAD A. STANLEY . . , .

Shaw AFB, S. C.

LYNN B. STARLING . . .

. Lakeland, Fla.

VAN N. STEADMAN . .

. Williston. S. C.

MARTHA E- STEARNS . .

. Anderson, S. C.

CLYBURN S. STEELE .

. Lancaster, S. C.

JOHN R. STEER

Ninety Six, S. C.

JANE P. STEGALL . . .

. Pendleton, S. C.

MARY S. STEIN

. Anderson, S. C.

MICHAEL K. STENSTROM .

Hend's'ville, N. C.

FRANKLIN J. STEPHENS .

. Walhalla, S. C.

GERALD S. STEPHENS . .

N. Augusta, S. C.

JOHN E- STEVENS . . Ne-

w Brunswick, N. J.

ROBERT S. STEVENS . .

. Clemson, S. C.

JAMES C. STEVENSON . .

. Richburg, S. C.

FREDERICK M. STEWART

. Lake City, S. C.

ROBERT L. STEWART . .

. Greenville, S. C.

IRENE E. STIMSON . . .

Cocoa. Fla.

JOHN M. STITH . . . Sullivans Island, S. C.
CHARLES V. STOLL .... Kingstree, S. C.
MALCOLM E. STONE . . . Honea Path, S. C.
JOYCE A. STOVALL . . . Charleston, S. C.

VIRGINIA A. STOVER .
PHILLIP N. STRAYER .
JOHN C. STREET . . .
EUGENE G. STRIBLING

Blacksburg, S. C.

Atlanta, Ga.

BranchviUe, S. C.

. Lyman, S. C.

CYNTHIA D. STRICKLAND Anderson, S. C.
MONTE STRICKLAND .. . Tabor City, N. C.

WATSON S. STRICKLAND, JR., G'town, S. C.

DAVID R. STROMAN . .

. . Sumter,

S. C.

ROBERT J. STUKANE . .

Cherry Hill,

.N.J.

AL H. STURGIS . . .

Rock Hill,

.5. C.

JOHN T. SUBER, JR. . .

. Columbia,

, S. C.

THOMAS \V. SUBER . .

. Whitmire,

, S. C.

BEN R. SULLIVAN . . .

Clemson,

, S. C.

JAMES R. SURSAVAGE .

Andrews,

N. C.

DOMINIE J. SUSINI . .

Camden,

, S. C.

PETER W. SUTHERLAND

. . . Scotia,

, N.J.

STEVEN W. SUTOR . . .

, . Baltimon

?, Md.

MELINDA J. SUTTON .

. . Marietta, Ga.

ROBERT R. SWAN . , . Middleton, N. J.
JOSEPH E. SWOFFORD . . . Laurens, S. C.

JAMES D. SYFAN Gainesville, Ga.

ROBERT J. TALBERT . . . N. Augusta, S. C.
WILLIAM TALLEY, JR. . . . Duncan. S. C.
THOMAS D. TALMAGE, JR. . . . Eustis, Fla.

KAMCHUEN P. TANG . .
WILLIAM B. TARVER, JR.
BILLY A. TAYLOR . . .
DAVID E. TAYLOR . . .
LINDA J. TAYLOR . . .
LOUIS E. TAYLOR . . . .

LUTHER L. TAYLOR .
MICHAEL W. TAYLOR
PRUDENCE G. TAYLOR
ROBERT E. TAYLOR . .
STANLEY D. TAYLOR .
STEPHEN E. TAYLOR

Hong Kong
. . Bluffton, S. C.
Johnsonville, S. C.

. Richmond, Va.
. Columbia, S. C.

Great Falls, S. C.

Columbia, S. C.

. Aiken, S. C.
Salisbury, N. C.
lial Heights, Va.
are Shoals, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.

FRESHMEN

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WILLIAM F. TAYLOR
WILLIAM M. TAYLOR .
WILLIAM R. TAYLOR .
RICHARD D. TEAL . . .
ELIZABETH C. TEEPLE

JOSEPH M. TERRELL . . .
ROBERT C. TERRY . . .
RICHARD K. THACKSTON
JAMES C. THIGPEN . .
B. CRAIG THOMAS . . .
CHARLES M. THOMAS . .

DAVID L. THOMAS .
ROBERT L. THOMAS .
SARA A. THOMAS
JOHN E. THOMASSON
DAVID F. THOMPSON
DAVID W. THOMPSON

Honea Path, S. C.
Conway, S. C.
. . Atlanta, Ga.
Waynesville, N. C.
resr^nt Beach, S. C.
Bedminister, N. J.

Spartanburg, S. C.
. . Martin, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Florence, S. C.
. Rock Hill, S. C.

. Co'.jmbia, S. C.

Wa

, Ohio

St. George, S. C.

Charleston, S. C.
. . York, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.
. . Fairfax. Va.

LARRY S. THOMPSON .... Olar, S. C.
HENRY G. THORNDIKE . Wkomica Church, Va.
STEPHEN H. THYLOR . . Myrtle Beach, S. C.
MICHAEL L. TILLIRSON . . Liberty. S. C.
HERMAN W. TILLOTSON . Spartanburg, S. C.
RALPH G. TINGLER .... Finksburg, Md.

ARLIE D. TINSLEY . .
DAVID E. TINSLEY . .
WALTER A. TOOLE . .
MICHAEL C. TORK , .
AGOSTINO P. TORTORA

Greenville, S. C.
Laurens S. C.

Williston, S. C.
Townville. S. C.

Yonkers, N. Y.

WILLIAM A. TOUCHSTONE . Commerce, Ga.

JOHN J. JOY Mohnton, Pa.

JERRY W. TRAYNHAM . . Honea Path, S. C.
ANTHONY C. TRIOLO . . Staten Island, N. Y.
CHRIS N. TRIVELAS . . Charleston, S. C.

MARY J. TROTTER Easley, S. C.

GEORGE W. TROOBLEFIELD, Rock Hill. S. C.

WILLIAM D. TRYTHALL . . Bethlehem, S. C.
DAVID A. TUCKER .... Abbeville, S. C.
GILBERT E. TURNER, JR. . Walterboro, S. C.
HARRY C. TURNER . . . Isle of Palms, S. C.
JOSEPH J. TURNER. JR. . . Williston. S. C.
LANNY E. TURNER .... Clinton. S. C.

RICHARD M. TURNER. JR. . Orangeburg, S. C.

ROBERT J. TUSSO . .
DIANE E. TUTTLE . .
SUSAN R. TYNDALL .
STEPHEN E. TYSON III
ALEXANDER UR . .

Westfield. N. J.
Clemson, S. d

Orangeburg. S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

THOMAS C. VALESKY . . Penns Grove. N. J
DOUGLAS W. VAN OSDELL . Summerton, S. C
JOHN E. VARNADORE .... Chester S. C
KENNETH L. VAUGHAN . . Marietta. Ga,
JACK S. VERNON .... Chesterfield, !
JOHN P. VICK Freehold, N. J

JOSEPH E. VIGNATI
LAWRENCE B. VISCONTI
FRANK H. VOGEL . . .
DENNY M. WADDELL .
TERRY L. WAITES . . .
J. STEPHEN WALDREP .

N. Augusta, S. C.

. Stratford, Conn.

Lakewood, N. J.

Greer, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

Greenwood, S. C.

RONALD A. WALFIELD
DAVIS C. WALKER .
DOROTHY E. WALKER .
WILLIAM T. WALL . .
JAMES R. WALLACS, JR.
TOMMY M. WALLACE .

DONALD N. WALLER . .
A. CHARLES WALLMO . .
A. CHARLENE WALTERS .
JAMES D. WALTERS . . .
GEORGE S. WALTMAN, JR.
REMBERT B. WARD . . .

. Walterboro, S. C.

Decatur, Ga.

Clemson, S. C.

. Edgefield, S. C.

Mt. Pleasant, S. C.

. Rock HiU, S. C.

Beaufort, S. C.
Ft. Collins, Colo.
Rock Hill, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenwood, S. C.
Rock Hill, S. C.

ROBERT D. WARDELL . . ■ Mauldin,
DAVID A. WARDLAW . . . Whitmire,
WILLIAM G. WARDLAW, JR. . Anderson,
THOMAS B. WARING . . . Manning,
JAS. D. WARREN, JR. . Charleston Hgts.,
JAMES O. WARREN, JR. . . . Dillon,

BEN G. WATSON . . . . N. Augusta, S. C.

JOSEPH P. WATSON .
ROBERT A. WATSON .
R. M. WATSON, JR. . .
SHERRILL L. WATSON
H. F. WEATHERS, JR. .

. . Anderson, S. C.
. . Easley, S. C.
Ridge Spring, S. C.
. . Edgefield, S. C.
Fountain Inn, S. C.

JOHN J. WEAVER III
PETER F. WEDDELL
DALE R. WEINRICH .
WILLIAM A. WEIR .
JOHN K. WEISMAN .
ROBERT I. WEISS . .

. . Bennettsville, S C

Goshew, Ind

. . . Crofton, Md

Clinton, S C

. . . Smithtown, N Y

Upper Montclair, N J

LYNN C. WELBORN Pickens, S C

Calhoun Falls,
Greenwood,

CHARLES M. WELLS

WAYNE C. WELLS .

PHILIP H. WENDELL .... Salem, Mass

ROBERT S. WENNERSTEN . Glen Rock, N J

RICHARD B. WERTS .... Ninety Six, S C

EDWARD A. WERZYN JR. . . Santiago, Chile
JOHN H. WESSINGER . . . Columbia, S C
ALLAN E. WEST . . . Isle of Palms, S C

RICHARD W. WEST Aiken, S C

JAMES F. WESTBROOK . . . Augusta, Ga.
WILLIAM J. WESTERVELT . . Bel Air, Md.

FRESHMEN

ROBERT C. WHEATLEY
JOHN H. WHEELER .
RICHARD D. WHEELER
DON V. WHELCHEL .

Spartanburg, S. C.

Saluda, S. C.

. . Clemson, S. C.

. Gaffney, S. C.

WALTER D. WHETSTONE . St Matthews, S.
PHYLLIS A. WHITE . . West Columbia, S.

ROBERT B. WHITE . . .
THOMAS B. WHITE . .
WARREN C. WHITE . . .
DONALD P. WHITEHURST
FRANK WHITESIDE . . .
MICHAEL L. WHITFIELD

. Greenville, S. C.
Camden, S. C.
. Edgefield. S. C.
. New York, N. Y.
Spartanburg, S. C.
. Anderson, S. C.

JUDSON L. WHITLOCK . . . Atlanta, Ga.
CHARLES G WHITMIRE . . Greenville, S. C.
DAVID M. WHITTAKER . . Rhinebeck, N. Y.
FORREST M. WHITTINGTON . . Loris, S. C.
GRADY O. WICKER .... Newberry, S C.
DANIEL S. WIGGERS . . . Pomaria, S. C.

FRESHMEN

DONALD A. WIGGINS . Point Pleasant, W. Va.

ROBERT h. WIGGINS .

. Orangeburg, S. C.

THOMAS C. WIGGINS

Decatur, Ga.

WILLIAM J. WILFINGER

. . . Emmans, Pa.

ROBERT M. WILKINSON

. . Walterboro, S. C.

ALICE R. WILLIAMS .

. Greenville, S. C.

BILLIE S. WILLIAMS .

. Graniteville, S. C.

CHARLES A. WILLIAMS

. . Greenville, S. C.

DALE C. WILLIAMS . .

. . Rock Hill, S. C.

DONNA S. WILLIAMS .

Florence, S. C.

HOWARD W. WILLIAMS

. Monoreville, N. J.

JAMES R. WILLIAMS . .

. . Newberry, S. C.

JOHN F. WILLIAMS .

. Cleveland, N. C.

NORMAN A. WILLIAMS

. . Columbia, S. C

TERRY E. WILLIAMS .

. . Greenville. S. C.

THOMAS F WILLIAMS

. . Marietta, Ca

THOMAS F. WILLIAMS

. . . Dillon, S. C

GENE R. WILLIAMS .

. . Salters, S. C

HOWARD D. WILLIAMS . . Cheraw, S. C.

JOSEPH W. WILLIAMS . . Spartanburg, S. C.
MARY D. WILLIAMS .... Salley, S. C.
THOMAS B. WILLINGHAM . . Chesnee, S. C.
GARY N. WILLIS .... Westminster, S. C
BRUCE R. WILSON . . . Bedminster, N. J.

EROS W. WILSON . .

. Abbeville, S. C.

GARLAND K. WILSON .

. . Fort Mill, S. C.

JANICE E. WILSON . .

. Four Oaks, N. C

KATHY L. WILSON

Cumberland, Md

I.IEUDEAN L. WILSON

. Charlotte, N. C

RICHARD P. WILSON .

. . Columbia, S. C

ROGER D. WILSON . .

. . Liberty, S. C

WILLIAM G. WILSON .

. . Abbeville, S. C

JOHN D. WINBURN . .

Columbia, S. C

DONALD R. WINCOTT .

. . Kenmore, N. Y

JOHN H. WINFIELD . .

. . Conway, S. C

CARL R. WINKLEY . .

. . Langhorne, Pa

.MARINA E. WINQUIST .

. . Debham, Mass

JANIETH K. WISE . .

. Graniteville, S. C

LARRY V. WISE . . .

Columbia, S. C

CONRAD W. WISINGER

Saddle Brook, N. J

STAN S. WITOWSKI . .

. . Oxen Hill. Md

JAMES D. WITTER . .

. . Chaffee, N. Y

DAVE A. WITTSCHEN .

. Charleston, S. C

GERALDINE A. WOJECK .

. . Marietta, Ga

LARRY D. WOOD . . .

. Startex, S. C

RICHARD 0. WOOD . .

Lake City, S. C

ROBERT M. WOOD . . .

. . Atlanta, Ga

JAMES D. WOODSON . .

. . Easley, S. C

CHERYL D. WOODY . . .

. Pendleton, S. C

RICHARD E. WOOTEN . .

. Pendleton, S. C

JOHN W. WORSHAM . .

Bamberg, S. C

STEPHEN G. WRAY . . .

. . Gaffney, S. C

CAROL A. WRIGHT . .

. Harrington, 111

CLYDE R. WRIGHT . . .

. Gastonia, N. C

JAMES E. WRIGHT, JR. .

. Anderson, S. C

MAR1- T. WRIGHT . . .

. Manning, S. C

MILDRED A. WRIGHT

. Columbia, S. C

RANDALL N. WRIGHT . .

Anderson, S. C

THOMAS L. WRIGHT . .

. . Duncan, S. C

WILLIAM G. WRIGHT . .

. Rock Hill, S. C

572

FRESHMEN

ROBERT A. WYCKOFF .
ROBERT S. VVVLIE . .
JOHN McD. YARBROUGH
RAYMOND A. YAUGER .
SANDRA J. YEARGIN .
DENNIS S. YENDREK .

. Wayne, N. J.

Blacksburg, S. C.

. Charlotte, N. C.

Uniontown, Pa.

Elberton, Ga.

Warren, Ohio

MARLENE E. YOUNG . . . Spartanburg, S. C.
MARTHA O. YOUNG .... Columbia, S. C.
CHARLES R. YEW .... Gibsonville, N. C.

CARL A. ZAMBON Oxon Hill, Md.

EDWARD C. ZINK .... Baltimore, Md.
RICHARD M. ZUKOWSK . Bay Shore, N. Y.

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Clemson University
At Greenville

The Greenville County Technical Center provides the
facilities for Clemson University at Greenville. The center
is located on S. C. 291 by-pass in Greenville, S. C. and
consists of only one classroom building.

There are 239 students attending the Greenville Ex-
tension as compared to last year's enrollment of 143.

The Extension offers all freshman courses required of
any major on the main campus at Clemson for the re-
mainder of his study.

Director of the Extension is Dr. C. B. Thompson who
was originally a member of the Social Sciences Depart-
ment at the main campus. He coordinates the work of
a very well qualified faculty. Many of the professors there
have taught in Clemson.

DR. C. B. THOMPSON, Director

GREENVILLE EXTENSION

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GARY T. ALEVINE .... Greenville, S. C.

BILLY M. ALLEN Taylors, S. C.

DONALD W. ANDERSON . . Greenville, S. C.
WILLIAM B.ANDERSON . . Greenville, S. C.
SAMUEL W. AUSTIN . . . Greenville, S. C.
RONALD C. AYERS, JR. . . S.mpsonville, S. C.

JOSEPH G. BAGWELL
JOEL L. BAILEY . .
WILLIAM L. BAILEY .
CHARLIE A. BARBERY
DON L. BEACHAM . .
VIVIAN S. BELK . .

JUDITH K. BELL . .
DONALD A BELT . .
SONJA J. BISHOP .
CHARLES E. BLOUNT
ROBERT A. BOGAN .
CHARLES G. BOONE

. . Greer, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Simpsonville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C
. Greenville, S. C.

Piedmont,
. Taylors,
Greenville,

ROGER D. BOWER . . .
THOMAS N. BRADLEY . .
JERRY T. BRADY . . . .
DAVID A. BROWN . . .
HERBERT W. BROWN, JR.
WILLIAM E. BRYSON, JR.

Greenville, S. C.
, . Greer, S. C.

. Pelzer, S. C.

Piedmont, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

JOHNNY C. BYERS Laurens, S.

JERRY R. BYRD Greenville, S.

ROY E. CAMPBELL .... Greenville, S.

FAY A. CANNON Greenville, S.

WALLACE N. CANTRELL . . . Easley, S.
EDDIE H. CARTER .... Greenville, S.

TERRY BRYAN CARTER
DENNIS R. CASH . . .
MALCOLM L. CHAPIN .
WILLIAM S. CHASTEEN
SAMUEL B. CLARK . .
DORIS P. CLAYTON . .

TOMMY C. COBB . . .
JOHN D. COLALVCA . .
CORDELIA E. COLE . .
DAVID M. CORNMESSER .
ROSEMARIE A. COTHRAN
CHARLES R. COVINGTON

Jreenville, S. C.
Ireenville, S. C.
ireenville, S. C.
. Pelzer, S. C.
lers Rest, S. C.
Laurens, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

PATSY A. COX Pickens, S. C.

J. RANDALL COZATT III . . Greenville, S^C.
ROBERT F. CRAIGO .... Greenville, S.^.

JOHN W. CRAIN Greer, S. C.

MICHAEL J. CROMER . . ■ Greenville. S. C.
LARRY B. CULBERTSON . . Greenville, S. C.

ANN E. CUNETON .... Greenville, S. C.

GEORGE M. DAUGHERTY . Greenville, S. C.

JERRY W. DEAN Greenville, S. C.

Hl^ELL C. DENTON .... Greenville, S. C.

CAROL J. DICKERSON . . . Greenville, S. C.

WILSON C. DUNFORD, JR. . Greenville, S. C.

BECKY L. DURHAM .... Piedmont, S. C.
FLO^■D D. DURHAM .... Pickens, S. C.
PATRICIA I. DURHAM . . Gerenville, S. C.
WILLIAM V. EDWARDS, JR. . Easley, S. C.
CHARLIE E. ELLENBURG . . Easley. S. C.
JAMES F. ELROD .... Greenville, S. C.

GREENVILLE EXTENSION

JIMMIE W. EVATT . . . .

Greenville, S. C.

CHRISTINE J. FERGUSON .

Greenville, S. C.

LINDA S. FINLEY . . . .

Greenville, S. C.

CHERVL L. FLOYD . . . .

Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT H. FORESTER . .

. Taylors, S. C.

ROBERT E. FRASHER . ■ ■

Greenville, S. C.

PERRY \V. FREEMAN, JR. .

. Easley, S. C.

FRED A. FULLER

Greenville, S. C.

RICHARD W. GALWAY . .

. Greenville, S. C.

WILLIAM T. GARRETT, JR.

. . Pelzer, S. C.

LEIGH C. GLENN . . .

. . Greer, S. C.

RICHARD W. GLOVER . . .

Greenville, S. C.

MICHAEL J. GOMBOLA . .

Greenville, S. C.

CAROL S. GOODWIN . . .

Greenville, S- C.

VERNON W. GRAVLEE . .

. Greenville, S. C

RONALD L. GREEN, JR. . ,

. Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT K. GREENE . . .

. Taylors. S. C.

ERIC S. HALL

Greenville, S. C.

SUSAN Y. HALL

. Taylors, S. C.

RICHARD J. HANKS . . .

. Taylors, S. C.

JAMES L. HARBIN . . .

Greenville. S. C

DAVID M. HARDIN . . .

. Laurens, S. C.

SAM R. HARDING . . . .

Greenville, S. C.

JOSEPH E. HARPER . . .

Greenville, S. C.

PETE C. HEFFERMAN . . . Greenville, S. C.
RALPH B. HEMPHILL . . . Greenville, S. C.
JIMMY A. HENDERSON . . Greenville, S. C.
RICHARD L. HESTER . . ■ Greenville, S. C.

GERALD E. HILES Easley, S. C.

DONALD R. HILL Taylors. S. C.

HOLLEN L. HOFFMAN . . Greenville. S. C.
PAULA L. HOGAN .... Greenville, S. C.

DON R. HOLDER Greer, S. C.

KEITH B. HOLTZCLAW . . Greenville, S. C.

CHARLES E. HOOD Pelzer, S. C.

FRANK D. HOWELL Greer, S. C.

CHARLOTTE G. HUDSON . . Greenville, S. C.
MICHAEL J. HUGGINS . . Greenville, S. C.

AMOS HYKES Taylors, S. C.

LINDA A. JONES Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT J. JONES .... Greenville, S. C.
DEAN G. KARR Taylors. S. C.

EVERETT L. KELLEY . . . Greenville, S. C.

JOHN T. KELLEY Greenville S. C.

WARREN N. KING .... Greenville. S. C.

JOHN W. KIRK, JR Greenville, S. C.

JAMES L. LAFOY .... Greenville. S. C.

DAVID R. LANDING . . . Greenville, S. C.

ALAN G. LONDRETH . .
RANDY J. LAWLESS .
ELIZABETH H. LAWTON
DARLENE M. LEACH . .
JAMES M. LEAGUE . . .
JOHN C. LEAKE, JR. .

Greenville.
Piedmont.

Greenvi
Woodr

JOHN D. LEDFORD .... Greenville. S.
CURTIS J. LOLLIS .... Piedmont, S.

LARRY B. LONG Greenville. S.

NANCY L. LORD Greenville, S.

LISCLOTTE LUDVIGSEN Greenville, S.

JOHN M. LYNCH .... Gray Court, S.

GREENVILLE EXTENSION

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fits : ^imm^mt (^Li_ ^tfc

i^^,>:. 4rk

THOMAS J. McARDLE . . .

Greenville, S. C.

ROBERT E. McCALL . . .

Gre

enville, S. C.

MORRIS W. McCOLLEY . .

Grc

cnville, S. C.

JOE W. McCOY

F.aslev. S. C

CYNTHIA D. McGILL . . .

Greenville, S. C.

ROGER D. McJUNKIN . . .

. F

ickens, S. C.

DAVID D. McNEELY . , .

Greenville, S. C.

CYNTHIA A. MABRY . . .

Gre

enville, S. C.

DANNY G. MACE

Gre

enville, S. C.

CHARLES R. MAUNEY . .

Greer, S. C.

WILLIAM W. MASON . . .

. Woodruff, S. C.

THOMAS C. MEIER . . .

Easley, S. C.

JAMES M. MERRILL . . .

Gre

enville, S. C.

JOHN P. METCALF . . .

Gre

enville, S. C.

BOBBY J. MILLER . . . Traveler

s Rest, S. C.

DOUGLAS S. MILLER . .

Gre

enville, S. C.

FRANCIS I. MILLER . . .

Greer, S. C.

RICHARD C. MILLER . .

Gre

enville, S. C.

ROBERT E. MILLER . .

Easley, S. C.

WILLIE I. MILLER . . .

Grf

enville, S. C.

DENNIS R. MOORE ■ . .

Gre

enville, S. C.

JAMES P. MORROW . . .

Gre

enville, S. C.

JAMES H. MOSELEY . .

Gr

enville, S. C.

ROGER L. MULL ....

Easley, S. C.

ELWYN G. NEVES, JR. . .

. Gr

enville, S. C,

THOMAS D. NORRIS . .

Gr

enville, S. C.

BARRY D. PALM ....

Greer, S. C.

RICHARD W. PARKER . .

. Gr

enville, S. C.

ALBERT C. PEDEN . . .

Simpsonville, S. C.

JOHN M. PEEL ....

Greenville, S. C.

WILLIAM J. PETERS . .

Spar

anburg, S. C.

RICHARD W. PICKELSIMER

. Gr

•enville, S. C.

THOMAS E. PIERCE . .

Greenville, S. C.

STANLEY F. PINSON . .

Greenville, S. C.

JAMES E. PONDER, JR. .

Easley, S. C.

BENSON A. POOLE . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

DEBBIE W. PRZETACNIK

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

MAXIE R. PUTNAM . .

Gr

eenville, S. C.

RANNY F. QUEEN . . .

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

HASKELL D. REECE . .

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

JOSEPH S. REID ....

Wooodruff, S. C.

CHARLES H. RICHARDS II

Duncan, S. C.

CHARLIE S. RIGBY . . .

. Greenville, S. C.

HAROLD G. RISK. JR. . .

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

JOHN S. ROBERTSON . .

. Gr

eenville, S. C

JAMES H. RODGERS. JR. .

Fountain Inn, S. C.

LAWRENCE M. ROSS . .

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

ANDREW J. SARANKO .

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

PAGE C. SCOVIL . . .

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

WILLIAM L. SHERBERT .

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

JAMES H. SIMS, JR. . .

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

THOMAS M. SIZEMORE .

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

ROBERT T. SMATHERS .

. Gr

eenville, S. C.

ALLEN D. SMITH . . .

Greenville, S. C,

nOYCE E. SMITH . . .

Taylors, S. C.

DONNA K. SMITH . . .

Easley, S. C.

FRANCIS M. SMITH . .

. G

eenville, S. C

THERON C. SMITH III .

Greer, S. C.

TOMMY P. SMITH . . .

. Gr

eenville. S. C.

WILLIAM H. SMITH, JR. .

. G

eenville, S. C.

GREENVILLE EXTENSION

WILLIAM A. SMOKE .
WILLIAM G. SNIPES .
DAVID S. STEELE .
BVRON F. STONE . .
JAMES H. STONE . .
WILLIAM A. STOREY

JOEL A. STROM . . .
TERRV Q. SUDDUTH .
DON A. SURRETT . .
JAMES W. TAYLOR, JR.
LOUISE B. TAYLOR .
LAWRENCE T. TEW .

. Greenville, S. C.
West Pelzer, S. C.
Simpsonville, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.

N. Augusta, S. C.

JAMES H. THOMASON .
LINDA C. THOMPSON . .
ELLISON H. THREATT, JR.
CLINTON M. TUCKER . .
DANIEL L. TYNER . .
STEVE B. VAUGHN . .

Greenville. S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

Mountville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

JOE H. VENABLE Easley, S.

EMILY B. WARREN .... Mauldin, S.

JERRY C. WATERS Greer, S.

CHRISTOPHER M. WATSON . Greenville, S.

EMILY F. WATSON Easley, S.

NEAL A. WHITE .... Greenville, S.

JOE E. WHITMIRE . .
JAMES E. WHITSON .
ROBERT J. WIEBEL .
ELLEN M. WILLIAMS .
LARRY A. WILLIAMS
WALTER L. WILLIAMS

DEMETROIS P. WILSON
STEVEN D. WINDHAM .
DOLTGLAS W. WOERNER
ARTHUR A. WOO . . .
CLYDE L. WOOTEN . .
DEBORAH A. WRIGHT .

Greenville, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C
Simpsonville, S. C
. Greenville, S. C.
. . Greer, S. C.
. Greenville, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

Greenville, S. C.
Greenville, S. C.

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Clemson University
At Sumter

In an effort to extend its educational facilities in order
to reach more students, Clemson University has in opera-
tion the Clemson University Extension in Sumter, S. C.
Being composed of four buildings, the modern campus is
located on the west side of town.

Enrollment at the extension has nearly doubled since
last year. There are now 178 students attending classes
at Sumter.

Dr. S. ^l. Willis is the director and was transferred
from the Industrial Management Department at the main
caminis. He leads a competent faculty that is well cjualified
in their respective fields.

The Sumter Extension offers all courses that a fresh-
man must have for any major of the main campus. A
student may complete his freshman and sophomore years
at the extension, after which the remaining two years of
his work must be taken on the main campus.

DR. S. M. WILLIS, Director

rwpFi

CLEMSON
UNIVERSITY

AT SUAHTER

>^

SUMTER EXTENSION

JOSEPH R. ATKINSON . . . Sumter, S. C.
WILLIAM K. AYCOCK . . . Pincwood, S. C.
GREGORY S. BAKER .... Sumter, S. C.

JOAN E. BAKER Rembert, S. C.

JAMES C. BARKER Sumter, S. C.

JAMES A. BAUER Sumter, S. C.

EDDIE M. BELKEN .
CATHY D. BESSER .
JACK H. BLACKMON
SAMUEL R. BOYKIN
JAMES T. BREZNAY

. Sumter, S. C.

Sumter, S. C.
. Sumter, S. C.
St. Charles, S. C.

Sumter, S. C.

SANDRA T. BRICE Sumter, S. C.

HENRY C. BROWN . .
JUDY B. BROWN . . .
LINDA A. BROWN . .
ROGER D. BULLARD .
A. ELAINE BURRESS .
SANDRA L. CAMPBELL

HAROLD CHANDLER
JOHN C. CLARK . .
HARRY B. COCHRAN
ALLEN O. COKER . .
CLAUDE W. CORBETT
LINDA R. COUNCILL

Sumter, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.

Sumter, S. C,

Sumter, S. C.

. Elgin, S. C.

Turbeville, S. C.

Pinewood, S. C.

Sumter, S. C.

SUSAN R. CRIBB Sumter, S. C.

RAYMOND E. CROCKER . . . Sumter, S. C.

JOE H. CULLER Orangeburg, S. C.

THOMAS J. CUSUMANO . . . Sumter, S. C.

GLORIA J. DANIELS Alcolu, S. C.

JOHN E. DANNER, JR Sumter, S. C.

REBECCA A. DAVIS . . .

. . Sumter, S. C

ANN E. DEATON ....

. Sumter, S. C

FRED E. DEATON . . . .

. Camden, S. C

STEPHEN L. DINKINS .

. Sumter, S. C

PAUL R. DUKE

. New Zion, S. C

NORMAN DUPONT . . .

. Sumter, S. C

TITUS DUREN

Sumter, S. C.

EUGENIA L. EDWARDS .

Sumter, S. C

WILLIAM H. FREY, JR. .

Sumter, S. C.

SAMUEL L. FUNCHESS .

Sumter, S. C

GLEN I. GARRIS ....

. Sumter, S. C

EDWARD G. GEDDINGS .

. Sumter, S. C

WARREN T. GIVENS .... Sumter, S. C.
CELESTE M. GORDON .... Sumter, S. C.
JEFFREY T. GOSSETT .... Sumter, S. V.
DANE A. GRAHAM .... Pinewood, S. C.

MARY L. GREEN Gable, S. C.

SHANNON K. GREEN .... Sumter, S. C.

WAYNE D. GRIFFIN .... Sumter, S. C.
WILLIAM L. GRIFFIN .... Sumter, S. C.

ETHEL E. HART Wedgefield, S. C.

JAMES T. BECKER Camden, S. C.

E WILLIAM HEIKKILA . . . Sumter, S. C.
CHARLES M. HEMINGWAY . Summerton, S. C.

HENRY W. HERBERT, JR. . . Florence, S.

LOIS J. HILTON Sumter, S.

MICHAEL A. HODGE .... Sumter, S.
WILLIAM A. HODGE . . . Bishopville. S.
LOIS JANE HOLLOWAY . . . Sumter, S.
DENNIS W. HOPSON .... Sumter, S.

SUMTER EXTENSION

ALAN S, HOVERMALE .

Sumter,

S. C.

JANICE L. HOWILER . .

. Sumter,

S. C.

HAROLD S. ISEMAN . .

Sumter,

S. C.

SHARRON L. JANSEN .

Shaw AFB,

S. C.

MARY D. JEFFORDS . .

Sumter,

S. C.

JAMES D. JENNINGS . .

. . Sumter,

S. C.

CHARLES L. JOHNSON .

Sumter,

S. C.

LINDA J. JORDAN . . .

. . Sumter,

s. c.

DONALD C. JUSTICE . .

. . Sumter,

s. c.

MASATERU KAWAMURA

Sumter,

s. c.

CLIFTON R. KOLB . . ,

Pinewood,

s. c.

PAUL K. KRIG ....

. Shaw AFB,

s. c.

JAMES W. KRONBERG .

Sumter,

s. c.

BYRON J. KUDRA . . .

Sumter,

s. c.

BETSY L. LAMBERT . .

Sumter,

s. c.

GRADY A. LAYTON . . .

Timmonsville,

s. c.

DAVID L. LEE ....

Sumter,

s. c.

DARLENE F. LEONARD .

Sumter,

s. c.

BUDDY N. LESTER . . .

. Pinewood,

s. c.

WILLIAM D. LUCAS . .

. . Sumter,

s. c.

JASON M. LUNCH, JR. .

Lynchburg,

s. c.

LUTHER H. McAllister

. - Pinewood.

s. c.

VANDER S. McCORMIE .

Sumter,

s. c.

TERRY N. McCOY . . .

Oswego,

s. c.

RONALD McDANIEL .... Sumter, S. C.
ROGER W. McELVEEN .... Cades, S. C.
WILLIAM A. McELVEEN . . Turbeville, S. C.
WILLIE M. McKAY .... Florence, S. C.
MARION G. McLEOD .... Sumter, S. C.
LARRY D. MATEER Sumter, S. C.

FRANK L. MATTHEWS . . . Sumter, S. C.
WILLIAM P. MAYRANT . . . Sumter, S. C.

PAUL MICKENS Sumter, S. C.

DANNY O. MILES Coward, S. C.

STEVEN C. MOORE . . . Darlington, S. C.
WILLIAM K. MOTTIS .... Sumter, S. C.

CARL R. MOLLOHAN .... Sumter, S. C.
JAMES A. NEWMAN .... Sumter, S. C.

JOHN W. PARKER Sumter, S. C.

STEPHEN L. POLK . . . Shaw AFB, S. C.

WENDEL P. POTTS Sumter, S. C.

JIMMIE M. PRICE .... Bishopville, S. C.

RICHARD S. PROCTOR, JR. . . Sumter, S. C.

HENRY G. RAGIN Sumter, S. C.

TINA E. RAMSEY .... Wcdgeficid, S. C.
WILLIAM E. REARDON . . . Sumter, S. C.
DWIGHT D. REDICK . . . Bishopville, S. C.
HUGH E. REDICK .... Bishopville, S. C.

ROBERT J. REYNOLDS .
MARY V. RIDGILL . . .
LINDA F. ROMINGER . .
JAMES L. ROSS ....
RICHARD J. SCHLESSER
MARILYN L. SEARIGHT .

HEYWOOD 0. SHIRER
BARRY B. SIMMONS .
JACKIE SKINNER . .
ROBERT E. SKINNER .
GAYLE D. SMITH . .
PATTY J. SMRCKA . .

Sumter, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
lembert, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.
Sumter, S. C.

Sumter, S. C.

Sumter, S. C.
Bishopville, S. C.

Sumter, S. C.
Shaw AFB. S. C.

Sumter, S. C.

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SUMTER EXTENSION

CHARLES F. SOWELL . . . Camden, S. C.
CHARLES T. STEWART . . Columbia, S. C.

PAUL J. STONE Manning, S. C.

TERRY R. THOMAS . . . Darlington, S. C.
RAY E. THOMPSON .... Sumter, S. C.
DAVID A. THOMY Sumter, S. C.

MARK A. TOWERY Sumter, S. C.

WINFIELD F. TURNER . . . Sumter, S. C.
MARGARET A. WARMOTH . . Sumter, S. C.

MACK M. WARREN Sumter, S. C.

LUNDEES T. WASHINGTON Sumter, S. C.

ERNEST W. WEAVER, JR. . Lake City, S. C.

SIDNEY WEBSTER Sumter, S. C.

HOWARD E. WHITEHEAD . Bishopville. S. C.
ROBERT S. WILSON .... Sumter, S. C.
DAVID M. WINKLES .... Oswego, S. C.

CHEVES S. WRAY Dalzell, S. C.

CYNTHIA T. YOCNG .... Sumter, S. C.

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WE SPECIALIZE IN CATERING WE FURNISH EVERYTHING

FRATERNITY BANQUETS, CLUB PARTIES

SERVING CLEMSON STUDENTS FOR MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY

THE L C. MARTIN DRUG CO.

CLEMSON

SOUTH CAROLINA

LYNCH
DRUG COMPANY

College Avenue
Phone: 654-3500

" your (jYal^reen Ofgenci/

TOM LYNCH, PHARMACIST
WENDELL LAWSON, PHARMACIST

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Clemson, S. C.

jkSiWBim

in Greenville it's

DAVENPORT'S
Men's Shop

i CHRYSLER I

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CHRYSLER

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BILL BALLENTINE
MOTORS, INC.

1201 N. MAIN ST. ANDERSON, S. C.
DIAL 224-3475

JAMES' BARBER
SHOP

. . . serving Clemson Gentlemen

College Avenue
Clemson, S. C.

for fine eating . . .
& banquet specialties

Southerner

Restaurant

U. S. 123

opportunity for You!

If your aim is high, Cone Mills has unlimited
opportunity for you.

We at Cone encourage young people to use
initiative. We seek those who are anxious to develop
new skills and imagination.

If your aim is high, we are interested in you !

CONE MILLS CORPORATION

An Equal Opportunity Employer m/f

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CONEf

EXECUTIVE OFFICES

Greensboro, N. C.

MANUFACTURING PLANTS— Cliffside. Forest City, Gibsonville, Greens-
boro, Haw River, Henrietta, Hillsborough, Pineville, Reidsville, Salisbury
in North Carolina. Carlisle, Cheraw, Greenville, Walhalla, Whitmire in
South Carolina. Houston in Texas.

High school graduates apply to nearest Cone plant ottice.

College graduates address inquiries to:

Manpower Development Manager, Cone Mills Corporation,

Greensboro, N. C. 27405

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CONE>

SALES HEADQ

Cone Mills, Inc,

lARTERS

New York

(£sso)

WILLIAM'S
ESSO SERVICECENTER

Clemson Shopping Center
Clemson, S. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF

MORGAN'S
FLOWERS

CLEMSON, SOUTH CAROLINA

State Bank&Trust Company

%1#

ReddyToRock

Reddy Kilowatt never misses a
party. In fact, without him, things
would be pretty dull. Think of it:
no stereos, televisions, electric
guitars or ice cubes.

Thanks to Reddy there are
over 160 flameless electric ser-
vants that make modern living
comfortable, economical and
fun. When you have

a home of your own, ,jn7„-i./.uirii
., .„ ' , , . lOimt POWER)

there will probably "

be even more.

®

WENTWORTH

MANUFACTURING

COMPANY

Ladies Cotton Frock.

BLANDING STREET
LAKE CITY, SOUTH CAROLINA

General Office and Plant, Lake City, S. C. — Plant, Florence, S. C.

Products you can depend on . . . day in . . . day out.

What the devil is a
WARP-DOFF
SYSTEIVI?

The closest thing to
automatic doffing—
and more versatile, too.

Call us right now on our "hot line"
and let us show you how the sys-
tem can work for you. Operations
will be much cooler if you do. NVF-
Fisher Division, Hartwell, Ga.

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Compliments
of

F. McCRARY
COMPANY

P. O. Box 9368

Hanahan

Charleston, S. C.

TRADITIONALLY
FINE CLOTHES

Greenville, S. C.

Isso]

Clemson Service
Station

THE

FASHION

CORNER

ANDERSON, S. C.

COMPLIMENTS OF

LOCKWOOD

GREENE

ENGINEERS

INC.

INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 85

SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA

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COKERS

PCDICREED

SEED

. BLOOD i

The Heart Of The Crop
Is The Seed . . .

The Heart Of The Seed
Is The Breeder

Confidence in the integrity and breeding methods of the breeder whose seed you plant is an
essential element In successful farming . . . More than 50 years of breeding experience
combine with the outstanding performance of Coker varieties to merit folly the confidence of
Southern farmers in the purity and quality of Coker's Pedigreed Seed and in the superior
methods of Coker's breeding staff . . . The Red Heart trade mark on every bag of Coker's
Pedigreed Seed is your assurance of pure, high quality seed developed by breeders who stake
their reputation upon the integrity of their breeding methods.

COKER'S PEDIGREED SEED CO.

The South's Foremost Seed Breeders
HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA

BEST WISHES TO TAPS

AND THE CLEMSON STUDENT

BODY

GERRISH MILUKEN
MILL

Pendleton, S. C.
Manufacturers of Fine Syntfietic Fabrics

SINCE 1940

WFIG AND WFIG-FM

1290 Kc. 101.3 Mg.

SUMTER, SOUTH CAROLINA

Radio Network

C
B

"Sumter s only fulltime

Country and Western Station"

"World's Finest in Great Fidelity Music

605

^ke Aouce ^^nne ^hop

Featuring the Villager

PRUITT SHOPPING CENTER

ANDERSON, S. C. 29621

HARPER'S

FIVE & TEN CENT

StoneA

HOME OFFICE IN SENECA, S. C.

Serving You In Clemson and Surrounding Areas

ROBERT ROLIINS BLAZERS, INC.

242 Park Avenue South
New York, New York 10003

Designers and Manufacturers of the
Clemson University Blazer

rampUB aljnji

anderson

The textile industry is an exciting and dynamic as tomorrow
and we think Woodside Mills reflects this excitement, this tone
of progress — of looking toward tomorrow while efficiently work-
ing today. We are indeed proud of our textile history and we
are confident of the future.

Job satisfaction, security and prosperity are realities at
Woodside. Why not discuss your future with us?

WOODSIDE MILLS

EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING

260 South Pleasantburg Drive

Greenville, S. C.

CONGRATULATIONS
GRADUATES

is the key
to your future!

We're proud of your achievements. You have
passed the first milestone and a glittering
world of promise awaits those who will
reach for it.

Get just as much education as you can. And
in the days that lie ahead, please accept our
best wishes for your success and happiness.

HOME FEDERAL

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

DAIRY PRODUCTS

"Better
than they
have to be"

If IT'S in Fashion it's at the Capitol

Beautiful New

THE CapltoC

Sumter's Finest

HARRISON

MANUFACTURING

COMPANY

HYDRAULIC SPECIALIST

Columbia, S. C.

It's commencement time! You've completed your
formal education and you're ready to begin your
career. Make sure the field you choose
offers challenge and opportunity. Investigate the
possibilities of a career in textiles... a modern,
progressive, on-the-move industry.

J. P. Stevens welcomes young people with drive
and ability. Talk with Stevens about your future.
Contact your Placement Director or write:
Industrial Relations Department,
J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc., The Daniel Building,
Greenville, S.C. 29601.

J. R Stevens & Co., inc.

Sim ^iSwA' (iMidem sAneticai iS&iee 1813

YOUR DOLLAR
BUYS MORE

STEHEDCO

Stehedco Quality Shuttles stretch your
dollar. They are carefully designed and
manufactured to give you:

Maximum Efficiency
Top Quality Fabrics
Longer Life Expectancy

Stehedco Sales Engineers are fully
qualified to assist you in getting the
best shuttle for your requirements. They
are backed up by an experienced staff of
design engineers and manufacturing
personnel. Your shuttle dollars will buy
more from Stehedco.

STEEL HEDDLE MFG. CO.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19132 GREENVILLE, S.C. 29602

Other Plants and Offices: Granby, Quebec, Canada
— Lawrence, Mass. — Greensboro, N. C. — Atlanta,
Georgia — Textile Supply Co., Dallas, Texas.
Mfr. and Importer of Textile Loom Harness Accessories.

S-6707

SPARTANBURG CONCRETE CO., INC.

OR
GREENVILLE CONCRETE CO.JNC.

• PRESTRESSEO BEAMS

• CONCRETE PrPE

• CONCRETE BLOCKS

• PRE-MIXED CONCRETE

• CRANE RENTALS — op to 50
ton capacity-170 ft. of boom

J. B. LACHER

MANUFACTURING
JEWELER

23 COLLEGE ST.
GREENVILLE, S. C.

TROY H. CRIBB & SONS

INCORPORATED
SPARTANBURG, S. C.

Mack's

VARIETY and FASHIONS
Clemson Shopping Center

Oik HOUR

nwrnFT

ONE HOUR MARTINIZING

Clemson Shopping Center

U.S. 76 By-Pass

Clemson, S. C.

Phone 654-3616

if it's new, it's at

Downtown «» Richland Mall

Columbia's leading specialty store of
fashions for women and children

FORT HILL

3eauty
Saion

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE

- Open Evenings hi/ Appointment -

• MANICURES

• cuniNG

• PERMANENT WAVES

• WIG SALES &
STYLING

• TINTING

• HAIR STYLING

• FACIALS

MKS. FI.OKEXCE MEKKS, OWnCr

654-2031
COLLEGE AVE. CLEMSON, S. C.

COINIPLIMENTS
OF

JAMILE J. FRANCIS

"It's PET...

you bet!"

COMPLIMENTS
OF

FORT

A

ROOFING AND

RABBIT

SHKKT

FRIEND

MF/rAT.

^

WORKS

0

SUM'l'ER, S. C.

Compliments of

y^^w

C^^b s^na/U^e^-

"W?~E^^ FORMAL WEAR FOR MEN

^--2-^707 Harden St.* Phone 253-0461

of Hortsville, S. C. — Since 1865

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

"More than a store — An Institution"

Serving Hartsville and

Eastern South Carolina

Over 100 Years

From $40.00

VOLKSWAGEN
THE INTERNATIONAL CAR

DOBSON'S
HARDWARE

Ask the Ones Who Own Them:

John E. Settle, Jr. Jay Haih
Wiley Johnson Danny Freeman

Many Items Meeting Students' Needs:

Richard Molten Pat Mansfield
Charlie West Billy Bearden

Art Supplies

Da^d Duncan Rick Nyoahd

Balsa Wood

Dave Merry Wayne Beam
Pete Moxon Jim Gheoory

All Types of Glues

and Cement

GIBBES MACHINERY CO.

Authorized Dealer
COLUMBIA, S. C.

Your Patronage Is Highly Appreciated

J'. =^"^'

^.

larrnttB ICti.

firablry Aopnur

Easlry. SiDutb (Harnlina 29640

Compliments of

BANK

OF

ORANGEBURG

Orangeburg, South Carolina

H. CiREMBA AmICK

President
Member FDIC

"Things go better with COKE'

People you like . . .like Coke!

lOnUD UNOCI AUTHOIITV OP THE COCa-COL* COMfANT

Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

Anderson,
South Carolina

QUALITY CLOTHING AND SPORTSWEAR

FOR

DISCRIMINATING GENTLEMEN

AND

THEIR LADIES

College Avenue Clemson, S. C.

Phone: 654-4196 (Clemson)
232-3497 (Greenville)

COMPLIMENTS
OF

IMPERIAL

MANUFACTURING

COMPANY

CLEMSON, S. C.

Compli7nents of

SPARTAN
AUTOMOTIVE, INC.

Everything Automotive
Spartaniuiiu;. South Carolina

Cornpliments
of

WOMETCO
FOOD SERVICE

Sloan 's Men 's Store

CLEMSON. SOUTH CAROLINA

First in Quality — Fairest in Price

Fastest in Service

'A Satisfied Customer Is Our First Consideration"

Congratulations

to the

Class of '68

MARION BURNSIDE
MOTORS, INC.

1-85 at New Cut Road
Spartanburg, S. C.

Come Alive!
You're In The

Pepsi

Generation!

Terry Bottling Co.

ANDERSON, S. C.
Under appointment Pepsi-Cola Co., N. Y.

When you are No.1
in your whole State

You work harder
and produce
a better product

VROP Color
VSpectacolor

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7\ B

THE
CLEMSON THEATER

Clemson, S. C.

"SPECIALIST IN TRADITIONAL
CLOTHING"

cJLeei - l/i/naitt, Jj^nc.

Lewis Plaza — Wade Hampton Mall
Greenville, South Carolina

. . . offering
off -campus
student
housing

COMPLIMENTS
OF

SOUTHERN ELECTRIC CO.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
AND ENGINEERS

John H. Disher, Jr.
Established 1919

PATTERSON REALTY CO.

aSanaSi

wn

"A Vacation Within Itself"

GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA

Restaurant - Pool - TV in All Roonns

For Reservations Phone 23.5-8531

Operated by
CABANA IXN OF GREENVILLE, INC.

IN

COLUMBIA

IT'S

McGregor's
Drugs

Your area supplier for
Stein Theatrical Make-up

- Complete Supplies -

1308 MAIN ST.

LAWRENCE & BROWNLEE

Southern Insurance Specialists

Your Independent Insurance Agent

Since 1912

Anderson, S. C.

THE UNIVERSITY APARTMENTS

COMPLIMENTS

OF ^

GLENDELL BUILDERS, INC

BUILDERS OF FINE HOMES

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966

FROM THE PUBLISHERS OF

Elft (^mnxtxllt N^tua

THE LEADING NEWSPAPER OF SOUTH CAROLINA

GREENVILLE PIEDMONT

TODAY'S NEWS TODAY

KAY'S
SHOP

FINE CLOTHES
CLEMSON, S. C.

DEVOE PAINTS AND VARNISHES

Distributed by

SULLIVAN HARDWARE COMPANY

206-08 S. Main St.
ANDERSON, S. C.

Serving this section since 1885

A strong
right
arm for
progress
in our
state

RUSCON CONSTRUCTION CO

149 EAST BAY STREET, CHARLESTON, S.C.

%eLon Wotozd, One.

Telephone 256-0575

I 101 Harden Street P. O. Box 5478

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA 29205

Mercury • Montego • Continental
and the All New Cougar

Gallant -

Belks

of Anderson

FOR MEN

Crlckateer

John Cris+Y

Botany

Asher

Arrow

McGregor

Crelghton

H.I.S.

Farah

Corbin

London Fog

FOR WOMEN

Catalina
Wippette
Sportempos
Robbie Rivers
Junior House
Russ Togs
Country Cousin
Bobble Brooks
Lady Bird
Ship'n Shore
London Fog

AND MANY MANY OTHERS

Brown's Cycle Shop

Phone "24-HONDA"

2019 WADE HAMPTON BLVD.

GREENVILLE, S. C.

TRIUMPH - HONDA - BULTACO

SALES - SERVICE - PARTS - ACCESSORIES

BELL HELMETS

Herman W. Brown, Owner
Ronnie Powell, Manager

Clemson Shoe Service

SJwes
For Men

Shoes

For Women

Bob Smart Maxus

Jarman Trampeze

Tom McAn Miss Wonderful

also

FOR THE FINEST
SHOE REPAIR

Clemson
South Carolina

G

p. O. BOX 457 PHONE 332-641

GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA

Greenville's Leading Department Store
Since 1913

Invest in Your
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

to Co7itinue
CLEMSON'S PROGRESS

CHARLESTON OIL CO.

Charleston, S. C.
A Clemson Company Since 1909

I

i

Coastal Life Has All Forms of
Life and Hospital Insurance

See Yellow Pages

Jerry Bailey
Mildred Reedy
Jim Edens
Joe Edens

Phone 654-3098

In Columbia

Congratulatio7is to the
Class of '68

Belle's invites you to shop with confidence for the new and
traditional ... in departments created for today's young
people.

Belk's Department Store

1501 Main Street

Columbia, South Carolina

Jvum

<jtammjona

Shop

EASLEY, S. C.

JULIAN REESE

Heating & Air Conditioning

HEATING • AIR-CONDITIONING
REFRIGERATION

V

^ane

PHONE 583-0975
NIGHT 583-1134

(Area Code 803)

717 REIDVILLE ROAD
SPARTANBURG, S. C. 29301

what
does

Among ihe most expensive things in a person's liie
is a good education which, today, is within reach of all
mainly because of the tax struchue of our free enter-
prise system. That's why SCEGCO is proud to have
paid 17.5 million dollars in taxes last year alone. As
long as our form of govenmient exists, we will con-
tinue to have the best in educational facilities. It
costs a lot to grow a man — But it's worth it.

it cost
to

grow a
man?

SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC & GAS CO.

Serving Clemson Students and Faculty
Since 1950

CLEMSON'S

FINEST

GIFT SELECTION

Silver

China Crystal

Gorham

Lenox Lenox

Reed and Barton

Royal Worcester Tiffin

Towie

Oxford Fostoria

International

Spode Fine Handcut

Wallace

Innported Crystal

DIAMONDS • WATCHES
JEWELRY

Watch and Jewelry Repair Service
Fraternity Jewelry and Emblems

CLEMSON JEWELERS

"The Country Gentlemen's Jeweler"

654-5151
102 College Ave. R. H. Snoddy, Owner

Compliments

to the
Class of 1968

College Defender

Division of American
Defender Life Insurance Co.

College Avenue
Clemson, S. C.

SERVING TEXTILES...

THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF DYESTUFFS, PIGMENTS AND INTERMEDIATES

hlackman uhler chemical company

SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA

A DIVISION OF BLACKMAN UHLER INDUSTRIES, INC.

REX O'STEEN
CHEVROLET

Rex O'Steen

(President)

Greenville, S. C.

v\.y\Q:\ dillG5piG

Photographers of the '67 TAPS Beauties

V

+ + +

Telephone 288-1671

2227 Au^sta Street
Greenville South Carolina

For 48 Years A Name You Can Trust

fS MARION BURNSIDE fg

Chrysler

Plymouth

CAROLINA'S NO. I VOLUME DEALER

Full line Chrysler Imports and Fiat
Also, International Harvester Trucks

With Four Locations Where Service and Courtesy h/leet:

MARION BURNSIDE
MOTORS, INC

1-85 at New Cut Road
SPARTANBURG, S. C.

MARION BURNSIDE
GREENWOOD, INC.

Main Street
GREENWOOD, S. C.

MARION BURNSIDE
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH

Columbia Highway
SUMTER, S. C.

MARION BURNSIDE

7201 Sumter Highway
COLUMBIA, S. C.

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PLANTS: i

Biscoe, N. C. 1

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Chester. S. C. 1

^Hg.:..UBl^:

Fort Lawn. S. C. W'^^'^L ^ *» ^^
Fort Mill, S. C. <0"BV-TT'-r'^>k"*

Grace, S. C. i

r »;«f'-.L.ls

Kershaw, S. C. \

Ni''yi«

Lancaster. S. C. '

Laurel Hill, N. C.

2^i^"^#'

Laurinburg. N. C.

McCoU, S. C.

aj^Hj^-

Maxton, N. C.

""* BHF''^

Wagram, N. C.
York, S. C.

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SALES OFFICES:
Atlanta. Ga.

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Boston. Mass.

^^^■4

ti^m:

Charlotte. N. C.

Chicago, lU.

»-> KOVBT.

Cleveland, Ohio

^ wStt:

Dallas. Texas

Detroit. Mich. ^

Indianapolis, Ind. [

rv

Laurel. Md.

£

Laurinburg, N. C.

V h

Los Angeles. Calif. L

Memphis, Tenn. 1

Miami, Fla. f

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Minneapolis. Minn.

Montreal, Canada

Nashville, Tenn.

■^ H

New York City k

Philadelphia, Pa.

Pittsburgh, Pa.

- -* fl^^^^^^^^^n

Rochester, N. Y.

San Francisco. Calif.

^ P^^^l

SeatUe, Wash.

St. Louis, Mo. 1

WtKtE^F^sS^t^^^

Tulsa. Okla. 1

Worthington. Ohio 1

m

The Man Behind the Machine Works for Springs...

So do 18.000 other people.

In 19 plants and 25 sales offices.

And then there's the Computer Center.
And the administrative offices. The Fabric
Design Department. The Elngineering Depart-
ment. The Foundry. And the Machine Shop.

To say nothing of the Corporate Develop-
ment Division The research labs. The Execu-
tive Offices. The production and sales divisions.
And things like that.

The man behind the machine (the one
in the picture) is working on the control panel
of a new cloth bleaching range.

Complicated? Sometimes. Challenging, too.

But interesting. Because' things are hap-
pening in textiles. New plants. New Machinery.
New processes. New finishes. New products.
New end uses.

Textiles. Where the action is.

Ask the man from S.PJI.IJI.G.S.

Springs Mills, Inc.

Executive Offices, Fort Mill, South Carolina

,:^*\MAi,,A

V. p. RISER
LUMBER CO.

BOWJNIAN, S. C.

Specializing in

Southern Yellow Pine Delivered

Throughout South Carolina

COMMODITY

ENGINEERING COMPANY

• METAL BUILDING PRODUCTS

• STRUCTURAL & REINFORCING
STEEL

• MISCELLANEOUS & ORNAMENTAL
IRON

TELEPHONE ALpine 2-9393

900 WHALEY STREET

P. O. Box 94

COLUMBIA, S. C.

BEST WISHES TO TAPS

AND THE CLEMSON STUDENT

BODY

GERRISH MILLIKEN
MILL

Pendleton, S. C.
Manufacturers of Pine Syntlietic Fabrics

Jacobs Mfg. Co.

Industrial Chucks

Clemson, S. C.

CASPAR -WARE

PHOTOGRAPHERS. INC.

876 W. PEACHTREE, N. W.

ATLANTA 9. GA. 30309

OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS

OF THE

TAPS

V

CONGRATULATIONS

TO THE

CLASS OF 1968!

Masers, lasers, lift-offs, gantries ... all are familiar
words these days. They are words our grandparents
never knew.

But the strongest, most unchanging words in America
have always been about people . . . what they believe,
how they live.

When you look into this annual in later years, we hope
the best words will still be those our ancestors knew so
well . . . FAITH, COURAGE, AMBITION, UNITY, LOVE,
HONOR and PATRIOTISM!

SONOCO

Sonoco Products Company, Hartsville, South Carolina

He's there- the man from SCN

Ask him about

Two for you at SCN---

• FREE CHECKING

With $100 minimum balance

-- Convenient

-- Safe

-- Permanent receipts

• 4% ON SAVINGS

paid from 1st of any
month on savings
deposited by 10th

Interest compounded semi-annually

$15,000 insurance by Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation

Just two of the complete banking
services at SCN!

V

SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL

Feed Bag

SHORT ORDERS and FOUNTAIN

Downtown Clemson

W.W. BRITTAIN
CONSTRUCTION CO.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

SPARTANBURG, S. C.

Compliments
of

EASLEY LUMBER COMPANY

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Left to Right:
Bill Ellis
Al Jolly
Don McCrary
Chip Nusbickel

CONTRIBUTORS

PHOTOGRAPHIC

Ken Ayers
Clark Rodgers
Art Lidsky
Robert Caricato
Mark Hasslinger
Paul Levine
Langston Boyles
Alan Campbell
David Little John
Manley Harbin
Han Chon Lee
Toe Todd

GRAPHIC
Lynn Bethea
Art Lidsky
Robert Anderson
Pete Snyder
Cathy McNeight
Tim McNeight
Don Terry
Darra Williams
Dianna Railton
Joe Young

The 1968 TAPS staff expresses its deepest
appreciation to Dean Walter T. Cox, Mrs. Sybil
R. Albert, Dean George E. Coakley, Joe Sherman,
E. T. O'Cain, Gaspar-Ware, H. Neil Gillespie,
and to the many others who have given of their
time and interest to TAPS. Special thanks is
given to the students of Clemson, without whose
cooperation this book would not be possible.

635
I

STUDENT ROSTER

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

Abbott, Andrew A.

264

Alexander, Terry K.

245

Arnold, Deborah M.

520

Baker, Marvin R.

546

Batson, Wm Everett

497

520

464

Arnold, Frank H., Ill

277

Baker, Paul F.

496

Batten, Daniel M., Ill

520

Abbott, Arthur McF.

264

Alford, John A.

164

496

Baker, Steven W.

496

Batten, Wise H.

480

520

496

Arrington, Charles H.

496

Baker, William C.

Baucom, James B.

520

Abbott, John J.

150

Alford, John M.

Arrington, Dennis E.

546

Baldwin, Carroll O.

454

Baucom, Kay J.

547

151,496

Alfred, Gary R.

224

Arthur, Gary J.

105

Baldwin, Fred K.

496

Bauer, Jonathan L.

497

Abel, John R.

546

304, 496

496

Baldwin, Johnny E.

266

Baughman, George F.

262

Abercrombie, James H.

440

Alfred, James C.

546

Ashford, Dorothy M.

496

464

497

Abercrombie, Wm L., Jr.

496

Allee, Marshall C.

Ashley, John Randal

170

Baldwin, William P.

Baumann, Wilbur N.

547

Abernathy, Benjamin E.

276

Allen, Charles D.

546

520

Balentine, Richard S.

546

Baxley, Leslie R.

228

520

Allen, Carl M.

496

Ashley, Kenneth K.

546

Ball, Nancy D.

309

245, 520

Abernathy, Larry W.

496

Allen, Danny E.

218

Ashley, Virginia D.

546

520

Bayerl, Joseph R.

547

Abernathy, Wm Leslie

272

242

Ashmore, Melinda J.

546

Ballard, Clyde R., Jr.

546

Baylor, Steward L.

520

520

Allen, Doris T.

520

Ashmore, Richard J.

Ballard, Elizabeth L.

546

Bayne, Harold D.

547

Abernethy, Louis L.

496

Allen, Eldon E.

272

Ashy, Peter J.

Ballard, Rebecca

147

Bazemore, Paul R., Jr.

218

Abernethy, Russell H.

276

546

Askew, Scott S.

496

309, 496

520

480

Allen, Franklyn C.

274

Askins, Dan G., Jr.

496

Ballard, William B.

260

Beach, Harris L., Jr,

269

Abrahams, Richard W.

546

496

Askins, Harry R., Jr.

496

418

280, 497

Abrams, Albert W.

496

Allen, John R.

546

Askins, Paul W.

218

Ballas, Catherine M.

280

Beauch, Judith E.

Abrams, Edgar B. 1

496

Allen, James T.

266

520

496

Beachy, Robert W.

520

Abrams, James H., Jr.

105

430

Aston, Lewis E.

209

Ballenger, David M.

182

Beam, Charles P.

497

464

Allen, Jerry W.

520

464

242, 496

Beam, Herbert W.

228

Abrams, Jeffrey R.

228

Allen, William H.

Atkins, Martha C.

456

Ballenger, David T.

225

230, 497

230, 232, 496

Alley, Nancy S.

310

Atkinson, Larry N.

274

464

Beam, Theodore D.

248

Accomando, Brunello

496

496

520

Ballenger, Richard C.

250

464

Acker, James D.

Allgood, Barnett A.

520

Atkinson, Rebecca E.

546

520

Beaman, Wallace D.

497

Acker, Mary Helen B.

Allgood, Thomas W,

546

Atkinson, Wayne H.

266

Ballentine, George C.

546

Bean, John F.

Acker, Thomas W.

261

Allison, Donald B., Jr.

546

520

Ballington, Don A.

217

Bean, Thomas A.

547

520

Allman, George N., Jr.

496

Aughtry, Barry K.

480

255,418

Bearden, William 0.

480

Ackerman, Philip D.

496

Alston, Rowland P., Jr.

520

Ausburn, Charles E.

496

Ballington, James R.

Beasley, Robert J.

547

Ackley, Brainard L.
Acquaviva, James P.
Adair, Miles M.

546

Altman, Charles D.

Ausburn, Miriam B.

Bandy, Joseph W.

Beatson, Ronald B.

254

546

Altman, James C.

520

Austin, Robert A.

546

Banke, Kay Ellen

546

418

520

Altman, Mary L.

Avant, Joseph L.

227

Banks, Charles McH.

520

Beattie, Wm Calvin

547

Adamo, Jeffrey W.

546

Altman, Stephen L.

546

230, 440

Bannister, Georgia T.

Beauchene, William B.

430

Adams, Ernest L.

520

Alverson, Barbara A.

230

Avinger, Harry C.

266

Bantz, Michael K.

464

Beaudoin, Donald P.

521

Adams, Elizabeth R.

546

440

496

Barbary, James E.

232

Beauvais, Richard L.

Adams, George F.

Alverson, David R.

226

Avinger, John O.

224

440

Beck, Don R.

Adams, Harry P.

225

496

496

Barber, Wade H.

Beck, Joseph J.

440

242, 496

Alverson, James L, Jr.

520

Axson, William A.

264

Barbery, Stephen L.

276

Beck, Ronald F.

430

Adams, Ira Lee, Jr.

546

Alverson, William G.

520

440

496

Beckham, Wm Perry, III

497

Adams, Johnny A.

546

Ambrose, Robert E.

454

Ayer, Frederick C, III

Bardsley, Charles E.

228

Bedard, Paul D.

497

Adams, James M.

520

Amerson, Grady M.

Ayer, George E.

266, 520

Bedell, James F., Jr.

521

Adams, John N.

243

Amick, Harold C.

245

Ayers, Aubrey D.

520

Bardwell, Donald M.

Beeson, John W.

464

254

520

Ayers, Bobbie F., Jr.

264

Barf ield, Donald J.

418

Begg, William B.

464

Adams, John Q., Ill

Amick, Jane H.

154

520

Barfield, Johnny W.

258

Behling, Robert M.

280

Adams, Mary J.

440

Ayers, Glenn W.

440

418

547

Adams, Robert B.

546

Amick, Timothy J.

520

Ayers, Kenneth R.

161

Barfield, Sammy M., Jr.

497

Behrens, William A.

497

Addis, Brenda G.

147

Ammons, William R.

105

Ayers, Roderick G., Jr.

218

Barker, Byron H.

520

Belcher, Earl L., Jr.

266

278, 310, 440

232, 496

496

Barker, Deborah L.

546

464

Addis, Clarence E.

546

Amos, Paul D.

496

Ayers, Robert W.

496

Barker, Donna M.

497

Belk, Helen McC.

310

Addis, Ronald P.

496

Anderson, Alan J.

520

Ayoob, Joseph R.

Barker, Harry G.

418

521

Addison, Donald A.

Anderson, Carroll S.

520

Ayudhya, Phatphongs S.

Barker, James F.

182

Belk, Jack D.

454

Addison, James C, Jr.

263

Anderson, Edwin L.

497

Belken, Richard J.

464

496

Anderson, George A., Jr.

304

Babb, Harley G., Ill

105

Barker, Mary N.

227

Belknap, Gregg A.

497

Addison, James W.

105

546

520

497

Belknap, Joseph J.

547

157, 221, 230, 232. 480

Anderson, Gary H.

224

Babb, Judith A.

546

Barker, Robert E.

520

Bell, Cecil W.

480

Addy, Gene W.
Addy, Wayne F.

520

480

Babb, Julius W., Ill

440

Barker, William A., Jr.

228

Bell, David J.

497

245

Anderson, G. W., Jr.

546

Babb, Mary F.

266, 464

Bell, David M.

497

496

Anderson, Harry R., Jr.

Bach, Durwood E.

546

Barnes, William J.

Bell, Dwayne M.

547

Adkins, Henry G., Jr.
Adkins, William R.

Anderson, John E.

Baer, Neil R.

464

Barnett, John L.

497

Bell, George F., Jr.

464

232

Anderson, John Law

520

Bagnal, Henry T.

546

Barnette, James E.

546

Bell, George W.

497

276, 480

Anderson, Leiand E., Jr.

440

Bagnal, Martha G.

Barnette, Ronald P.

546

Bell, Hal R.

547

Affleck, Jack H.

546

Anderson, Philip L.

Bagnal, Richard L.

546

Barnette, William H.

464

Bell, Jeffrey W.

497

Agnew, Wm Gibson, Jr.
Ahmed, Riaz

546

Anderson, Robert B., Jr.

430

Bagwell, Thomas N.

Barnwell, Thomas 0., Jr

250

Bell, Jon Wm

271

Anderson, RansomeWms

520

Bailes, Gordon L, Jr.

227

497

547

Aines, Robert Wm

Anderson, Terry K.

241

228, 230, 440

Barnwell, William M.

546

Bell, Richard C.

440

Ainsworth, Robert D.

520

278

Bailes, Julia M.

546

Barr, Timmy ONeal

546

Bell, Randy L.

105

Akkas, Nuri

Anderson, Thomas P.

273

Bailey, Edwm F.

496

Barrett, Kenneth M.

497

497

Albea, Bruce B.

496

280, 520

Bailey, Edward L, Jr.

210

Barrier, Martin J.

Bell, Robert L.

105

Albea, Mary Jane
Albers, Richard A.

520

Anderson, William D.

440

480

Battles, David M.

418

521

464

Andis, Vernon W.

496

Bailey, John D.

546

Battles, Jane E.

546

Bell, Samuel R.

497

Albrecht, Eloise J.

170

Andrepont, John W.

Bailey, Robert E.

520

Bartley, Benny D.

520

Bell, Thomas E., Ill

418

546

Andreve, George J.

430

Bailey, Terry L.

496

Barton, George E., Ill

497

Bell, Thomas M.

547

Aldebol, Anthony W.

210

Andrews, Jean B.a

546

Baird, David P.

243

Baskin, David L.

497

Bell, Wm Garland

547

440

Andrews, Robert J.

546

520

Baskin, Ruby H.

Bellamy, Glenn L.

521

Aldridge, Marion D.
151, 152, 496

149,

Angelakos, Pete W.

480

Bakalian, Mihran G.

520

Baskin, Thomas C, Jr.

520

Bellamy, Oscar H., Ill

521

Angle, Stanley B., Jr.

496

Baker, Beverly F,

150

Bass, Arthur T.

520

Bellflower, Richard H.

271

Alewine Furman H.

418

Anton, Michael D.

546

151, 546

Bass, John A.

218

497

Alexander, Fred M., Jr.

496

Anzen, Bjorn Arne 1.

496

Baker, Charles D., Jr.

520

418

Belle, Isle John W.

269

Alexander, George D.

Alpert, Calvert C.

Baker, Clay E., Jr.

Bass, James H.

546

497

Alexander, Gene R.

520

Arant, Thomas M.

454

Baker, Elisha R.
520

269

Bass, Samuel D.

520

Bello, Norman E.

430

Alexander, John F., Jr.

Argo, Brenda G.

496

Bates, Annie J.

Belouin, Walter P.

547

Alexander, John M.

546

Arledge, Sandy Lee

150

Baker, Geoffrey B.
496

384

Bates, Joseph M., Jr.

239

Belser, Gretchen H.

274

Alexander, Kevin M.

546

152,546

418

497

Alexander, Laura S.

520

Armacost, Edwin R.

546

Baker, George F.

454

Batson, Carrie R.

Belser, Thomas H., Jr.

547

Alexander, Milton D.

151

Armistead, Douglas P.

546

Baker, John A.

266

Batson, Donald H.

Bendt, Wm Larry

547

152, 520

Armstrong, William H.

454

418

Batson, Peggy M.

546

Benedict, George W.

232

Alexander, Oscar A.

286

Armstrong, William S.

496

Baker, John L.

Batson, Paul 0.

546

Benjamin, Edgar L., Jr.

547

480

Arnold, David C.

496

Baker, James R.

464

Batson, Wm Earle
520

245

Benjamin, Ronnie S.

497

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

Bennett, Anthony L.

547

Bennett, David Jon

Bennett, Judith Ann

521

Bennett, James R.

Bennett, Richard J.

242

521

Bense, Joel E.

158

440

Bentley, William G.

480

Benz, Gregory P.

Bergren, Scott C.

521

Berkland, Richard D.

149

152, 187, 245, 44C

)

Berkovich, Charles A.

497

Berman, Robert E.

430

Bernabiti, Peter J.

Bernat, William C.

245

464

Berry, Jerald E.

521

Berry, Ronald P.

266

547

Bessent, Carl T.

497

Bessent, Mary E.

547

Best, Stephen H.

Bethea, Andrew D.

547

Bethea, Lynda H.

497

Bethea, Thomas C, Jr.

521

Betsill, William L., Jr.

228

264, 521

Bettis, John R., Jr.

480

Beverly, Wilbert

547

Beyer, Georgia R.

521

Bickett, Glenn A., Jr.

497

Bicksler, Frederick C.

304

430

Biechlin, Thomas E.

278

497

Biediger, William C.

Bierley, Winfred B., Jr.

497

Biezenski, Romana A.

Biggerstaff, Edward D.

189

227, 264, 440

Binford, Robert F., Jr.

250

464

Binkley, Patrick E.

521

Binnicker, C. Deryl

547

Bischoff, Charles F.

Bishop, Asa 0., Jr.

Bishop, Frank M., Jr.

Bishop, Holmes P.

418

Bishop, John J.

521

Bishop, Michael G.

521

Bishop, Ralph J.

440

Bishop, Samuel H.

454

Bishop, Thomas C.

418

Bishop, Thomas P.

Bishop, William E., Jr.

497

Bishop, Wayne H.

280

521

Bishop, Wayman R., Ill

465

Bisker, Robert S.

547

Bissey Diana K.

147

309, 521

Black, Christopher A.

547

Black, Calvin D.

547

Black, Denny E.

497

Black, Joel A., Jr.

218

264, 497

Black, James D.

547

Black, James K.

521

Black, Larry A.

547

Black, Richard A.

547

Black, Richard P.

480

Black, Samuel W.

521

Black, William E., Ill

Blackburn, John A.

230

430

Blackmon, Elizabeth A.

547

Blackmon, Johnny H.

465

Blackmon, Larry M.

521

Blackmon, Sarah J.

547

Blackmon, Terry G.

497

Blackwell, James D.

547

Blackwell, James M.

497

Blackwell, Robert W.

497

Blackwell, William R.

497

Blackwood, Eber J.

497

Blackwood, Herbert D.

Blair, Edsel D.

227

264, 497

Blair, Robert C, Jr.

497

Blake, Lewis D., Ill

497

Blake, Thomas L.

105

497

Blakely, James R.
Blakely, Lawrence W.
Blakeney, W. C, Jr.
Blalock, Alec D.
Blanchard, Roy Eddie
Bland, Frank S.
Blanks, William J., Jr.

497
Blanton, Jefferson A.
Blanton, Lloyd H.
Blasco, Ronald L.
Blattmachr, Douglas J.
Bleckley, Mary N.
Blihovde, Steven N.

418
Blitch, John H., Jr.
Block, Ronald E.
Blount, Wade B.
Blume, Odell B.

465
Blume, Ronnie T.

497
Blumel, Nancy E.
Boatwright, Wm Edwin
Bobinski, Paul S.
Bobo, Jay Craft

276, 497
Bockette, James C.
Bock, Robert F., Jr.

243, 497
Bodie, Jerry Lane

521
Bodine, Ashby B.
Bodle, Phillip C.
Boggs, Frank M.
Boggs, James F.
Boiter, John Paul
Boland, John K., Jr.
Bolding, Keri Ann
Bolding, Richard W.
Bolen, Charles E.

497
Bolin, Edmund M.

465
Bolin, John Wesley
Bolt, Joel Branham
Bolt, Joseph D.

521
Bolt, John Eugene
Bolt, Richard G.
Bond, John A., Jr.
Bond, John McC.
Bonekat, Horace W.

189, 227, 497
Bonner, Wm Pinckney

521
Bonnette, Augustus K.
Bonnette, John D.
Bonnette, Thomas E

257, 497
Boone, Donald T.

454
Booth, Hubert J.
Booth, J. Robert
Boozer, George W., Ill

480
Boozer, Toney C.

547
Bopp, Charles Leslie

250, 547
Borders, Terry L.
Borgheresi, Thomas H.
Borke, Michael F.

547
Borke, Norbert J., Jr.
Boroughs, Ralph Z.
Borst, William J.
Bost, Charles J.
Bostic, James E., Jr.

272, 498
Bostick, Joseph L., Jr.
Boswell, Linda C.
Bott, Jeffrey J.
Bouchillon, Randall E.
Boudolf, Victor A., Jr.

465
Bouknight, Heyward H
Bouknight, Frank M.
Bouknight, Robert M.
Boutros, Fouad Y.
Bowden, George H.
Bowen, Bernard A.
Bowen, Elizabeth M.

Jr.

547

Bowen, David E.

547

Brinkley, James K.

498

Bruorton, James A.

548

418

Bowen, Dewey K.

261

Britt, Forrest B.

274

Bryan, Jim Preacher

548

498

548

Bryan, Richard C.

465

497

Bowen, Dennis R.

521

Brittain, James M.

276

Bryant, David G.

548

521

Bowen, James F.

521

430

Bryant, Furman D.

498

521

Bowen, James R.

521

Brittain, Wallace C.

254

Bryant, James 0., Jr.

245

Bowen, Mary M.

454

262, 454

Bryant, Max V.

227

Bowen, Robert D.

145

Britton, Carol L.

310

264, 498

465

153, 154, 185,221

, 232

454

Bryant, Norman K.

498

465

Broach, Larry A.

548

Bryant, Sandra J.

522

Bower, Douglas R.

256

Broadwater, Wm Thomas

548

Buchanan, James R.

498

521

465

Brock, Kathy G.

Buchanan, Michael E.

548

Bowers, Glenn

521

Brock, Pascal S.

240

Buchanan, Marvin R.

522

256

Bowers, Guery A.

498

498

Buck, James A.

182

Bowie, Calvin N.

521

Brock, Robert S.

241

232, 498

547

Bowie, Gregory M.

547

548

Buckalew, Alman L.

498

Bowie, Patrick C.

Brock, Thomas 0.

480

Buckhiester, Philip G.

228

547

Bowie, Stephen A.

498

Brockenfelt, Gerald E.

258

498

250

Bowman, Joyce E.

521

498

Buckland, Emma J.

498

Bowman, Joseph W., Jr.

547

Brockington, Wayne G.

521

Buckner, James L.

498

222

Boyce, Jesse A.

521

Brockman, Wayne K.

548

Buckner, Martha K.

548

Boyce, William M.

250

Brooks, Donna M.

548

Buddin, Linda N.

522

547

465

Brooks, Henry C.

548

Buff, Stephen F.

521

Boyd, Edward A.

Brooks, Jeffrey E.

548

Buffkin, James M.

440

Boyd, Herbert E., Jr.

498

Brooks, Joe T., Jr.

480

Bugg, Marcia Y.

522

224

Boyd, Marion C, Jr.

266

Brooks, Linda F.

498

Buhrmaster, Donald H.

548

521

Brooks, Nigel R.

498

Buie, Orvis B.

548

547

Boyd, Michael 0.

547

Brooks, Robert A., Jr.

498

Bull, Byron R., Jr.

227

Boyles, Julian L.

171

Brooks, Randall E.

418

Bull, Elvin L.

522

218,498

Brooks, Wm Walker

548

Bull, James H.

522

264

Bozard, Dennis R.

218

Brookshire, John V.

548

Bullard, Allan T.

480

Broome, Robert W.

548

Bullard, David B.

266

Bozard, John T.

217

Broome, Gettys S.

480

498

521

498

Broome, Wm Len

158

Buller, Richard E.

522

547

Brabham, David R.

521

521

Bullington, Deryl E.

465

Bracey, Robert L.

547

Brosnan, Denis A.

225

Bullock, Richard E.

258

Bracht, John B.

498

Brouse, John A., Jr.

521

548

497

Bracken, Dewey M.

498

Broussard, Stanley A.

Bullock, Ronnie E.

191

547

Bracken, Gloria J.

548

Brown, Allison E.

304

454

497

Bracken, James W.

245

418

Bullwinkel, George J.

522

228

498

Brown, Albert M.

498

Bultman, Sam L.

548

Brackett, Ralph J.

521

Brown, Amos T., Jr.

Bulwith, Thomas E.

105

266

Brackin, Walter G., Jr.

548

Brown, Barbara A.

548

454

Bradberry, Doris M.

498

Brown, Bobby L.

418

Bunch, Helen L.

152

547

Bradley, Jimmy P.

498

Brown, Bruce 0.

548

498

547

Bradley, Wm Curtis

548

Brown, Clara E.

548

Burbage, Collins A.

548

168

Brady, John L., Jr.
521

170

Brown, Calvin H., Jr.
245, 465

234

Burbick, Bruce A.
480

105

521

Braley, Rodger W.

Brown, Carl Miller

548

Burch, Elmer E., Jr.

497

Brand, Harvey A.

521

Brown, Clyde P.

Burch, Norman L., Jr.

498

Brandon, James H., Jr.

226

Brown, Donald E.

548

Burchstead, H. B., Jr.

278

521

266, 465

Brown, David M.

521

283, 440

152

Brandt, William F.

242

Brown, David Matthew

440

Burchstead, Palmer R.

548

Brandt, Walter R.

465

Brown, Daniel W.

521

Burdette, Charles A.

264

Brandyburg, Frederick

498

Brown, Eddie

498

Burdette, Edward K.

203

Branham, Herbert, Jr.

243

Brown, Ernest C, Jr.

430

480

548

Brown, Edward D.

521

Burdette, Glenn G.

498

547

Brannen, Arnold A.

548

Brown, Furman H.

204

Burgess, Harvey R.

498

254

Brannen, Glenn W.

226

465

Burgess, Jack W.

430

251,465

Brown, Frank T.

498

Burgess, Richard C.

440

238

Brannock, Robert N.

Brown, Gregory R.

548

Burgess, Richard H.

498

Brannon, Jerry A.

158

Brown, Hugh C.

146

Burgess, Thomas U.

218

241

465

245, 304, 498

256, 465

Brantley, Arthur E., Jr.

548

Brown, John F.

Burgess, Warren A.

498

276

Branton, John J.

105

Brown, James 1.

522

Burgner, Grady S.

105

418

Brown, Jerry S.

498

Burley, William N., Jr.

465

260

Bratcher, Harolyn F.

548

Brown, James W.

522

Burnell, David L., Jr.

441

Braun, Douglas Wm

548

Brown, Kenneth J., Jr.

465

Burnett, George P.

105

223

Brawley, James S.

548

Brown, Lewis E.

498

498

Bray, Randy L.

521

Brown, Melvin B., Jr.

522

Burnett, Roy P.

547

Brazie, Charles M.

548

Brown, Michael S.

454

Burnett, Woods W.

465

547

Breazeale, Frank W.

238

Brown, Phillip H.

Burnette, James P.

522

189

418

Brown, Patrick M.

522

Burns, Allen H.

548

Bredal, Roy H., Jr.

465

Brown, Rodger E.

548

Burns, Duncan K.

548

465

Breedlove, Wm Norris

548

Brown, Roland E.

548

Burns, John M.

225

Breen, Marilyn J.

Brown, Roland L.

465

242, 498

Breland, Joyce E.

521

Brown, Robert Wm

548

Burns, Steven 0.

548

547

Brennan, John A.

228

Brown, Susan D.

548

Burns, Wm Milton

266

241

264, 521

Brown, Sharon U.

522

Brewer, James A.

521

Brown, Thomas J.

522

Burr, William H.

522

547

Brewer, Williams., Jr.

218

Brown, Wayne P.

522

Burrell, Otto C, Jr.

522

547

440

Browne, Melvin N.

522

263

547

Brewington, John J., Jr.

176

Brownley, Joanne R.

548

Burris, Ruby J.

521

498

Bruce, Donald L.

150

Burriss, Thomas M.

522

266

Bridwell, FrankK.

498

152,304, 498

Burriss, Thomas M.

480

Bridwell, Ronald L.

548

Bruce, James A., Jr.

276

Burriss, W. Thomas

522

498

Briggs, Joseph R.

251

498

Burroughs, John B., Jr.

548

547

465

Bruening, J. Patrick

522

Burrows, Kenneth C.

521

Briggs, Randall A.

548

Bruggeman, William H.

245

Burton, David W.

105

521

Bright, Joseph B.

548

498

481

521

Bright, Kenneth L.

521

Brundage, Robert G.

548

Burton, James H.

245

521

Bright, Stepehn D.

498

Bruno, Stephen S.

498

454

547

Brimer, Wayne F.
521

105

Brunson, James H., Jr.

522

Burton, Joseph R.

522

NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

Burton, Raymond M.
Busch, Charles F.
Busch, Franklin D.
Busch, Monroe S.

441
Busch, William B., Jr.

271, 454
Bush, Edna Coker
Bush, George J.
Busha, Larry B.
Busha. Ronald J.
Butler, George A.
Butler, Herman L.
Butler, James Wm.
Butler, Kenneth
Butler, Michael E.
Butler, Richard J.
Butlei, Wm Rhett

548
Butts, James M., Jr.
Butts, Ruth M.
Buzhardt, Troy R.
Byers, Harry F., Jr.

481
Bynum, Wm Saunders
Byrd, James Cozby, Jr.
Byrd, James R.
Byrd, Lanny A.
Byrd, Orren E., Jr.
Byrd, Ronald E.
Byron, Barry J.
Byrum, William J., Jr.

Caban, Jose R.
Cabrera, George J.
Cafareili, Lmda M.
Caggiano, James V.
Cagie, Johnny L.

499
Cam, Sammy R.

522
Caines, Wm Royce
Caldwell, Charles W.
Caldwell, James E., Jr.
Caldwell, James M.
Caldwell, Victoria G.
Cale, Jacquelyn M.
Calhoun, Robert A.
Calkms, William L.

499
Call, Robert J., Jr.
Callender, James M.
Callicott, Samuel L.
Callison, Susan E.
Calloway, Brenda M.
Calmes, James D.
Calvo, Randolph S.
Cameron, Lewis C.
Cameron, Terry L.
Camp, Daniel S.
Campbell. Anne
Campbell, Alan McK.

499
Campbell, David L.

481
Campbell, Edwin M., Jr.
Campbell, George T.
Campbell, Harold B.
Campbell, John L.
Campbell, Jos L., Ill
Campbell, James P.

465
Campbell, Jerry Z.
Campbell, Paul G., Jr.

465
Campbell, Sandra G.
Campbell, William A.
Camptield. Roy W.
Canavaggio, Guy P.
Candler, Harold S.

499
Cann, Charles D.
Cann, William R.
Cannon, Frank W.
Cannon, Harold F.
Cannon, Mayzelle S.
Cannon, Stuart McF.
Cantrell, Harley F.
Cantrell, James G.
Cantrell, Wendell G.
Capps, Wm Thomas, Jr.

522
Carder, John E.

548 Cardwell, Wm Barron
498 266, 549

522 Carey, Harold A., Jr.
226 Carey, James C, Jr.

Carey, Robert D.
232 Caricato, Robert J., Jr.

Caricato, Robert L.

Carkhuff, Vincent H.
522 Carlson, Dennis A.
522 Carlson, Gerald I., II
498 418

548 Carlson, Katina G.
548 Carlson, Paul H.
481 Carlton, Bonnie L.
522 Carlton, Becky S.
548 151,310,499

548 Carlton, Robert C, Jr.
244 Carmichael, Marvin G.

Carnes, Peter D.
548 Carnes, Walter G.
522 Carpenter, James L.
548 Carpenter, Louis C.
263 Carpenter, Michael F.

Carpenter, Robert C.
548 Carpenter, Stephen D.

Carrington, John C.
522 Carrington, Sharon J.
548 Carroll, Charles E.
498 Carroll, Joseph A.

548 225, 242, 264, 499
498 Carroll, James M.

498 Carroll, Mary L.

549
430 Carroll, Reba L.

498 419

549 Carroll, Virginia E.

499 499

105 Carrow, Cynthia E.

Carson, John Nevins
105 Carson, Valerie J.

Carson, Wm Stephen
549 Catee, Larry D.
549 Cartee, Nancy G.
499 Carter, Andrew M.
549 Carter, Cynthia H.
549 Carter, Danny McCoy
549 Carter, James M., Jr.
465 Carter, Joseph P., Ill
266 Carter, James S.

Carter, Jack Wayne. Jr.
549 Carter, Marion E., Ill
549 Carter, Oscar Lee
499 522

549 Carter, Ray O.
549 Carter, Ted E.
522 Cartledge, Cherryl A.
549 Cartledge, John B.
549 Cartwnght, Dennis H.
499 221,232,286

549 Cartwnght, Dean M.
549 Gary, Bradley D.
171 Case, Neall Wayne

Case, Philip Randall
263 Casey, John Leonard

Casey, Michael L.
549 Casey, Patricia Jane
549 Cash, Brenda Kaye
549 Cashin, Donald B.
522 Caskie, Cabot R.

481
245 Caskie, Sara Daly

Cason, Louie L., Jr.

Cassaday, Verne
245 Cassady, Francis N.

Cason, Norman McSwain

Cassels, Ronald Larry

Castre, Thomas M.
499 Catanzaro, David P
522 Cathey, James R.
105 Catoe, James C, Jr.

499
549 Catoe, Ronnie J.
522 499

549 Catto, Michael Louis
549

Cauble, Charles E.
522 522

Caughman, George W., Jr
499 Caughman, Marvin J.

441
245 Caulder, Michael S.

Cauthen, John McC.
499 280, 522

189

Cauthen, Ronnie Wayne

210

Clancy, Christopher S.

Coker, Ronald Wayne

522

Clapper, William L., Jr.

248

Coker, Sam Reaves

499

Cawood, Nixon Eugene

549

466

Coker, Thomas A.

522

Cecil, David W., II

430

Clark, BenT., Ill

Colcolough, Gennia R.

499

Cecil, Joseph Henry

Clark, David R.

499

Colcolough, Jas J., Jr.

499

Cely, John E.

499

Clark, Frances S.

309

Coldreck, Harry C, III

430

Cely, Margaret June

522

499

Cole, Carl Adams

Cely, Marvin S., Jr.

Clark, John Lawson

550

Cole, Charles Jayroe

466

Chalmers, David N.

549

Clark, James Neville

550

523

258

Chamberlin, Craig L.

274

Clark, James S.

550

Cole, Stanley Parks

549

Clark, Michael V.

523

Coleman, David Luther

499

Chamlee, David H.

266

Clark, Robert Stephen

550

523

522

Clark, Sheldon Brown

266

Coleman, George E.

549

Chancellor, Wm Floyd

522

550

Coleman, James Keith

150

Chandler, George L.

499

Clark, William B., Ill

228

Coleman, James L., Jr.

Chandler, James Larry

522

230, 441

Coleman, Ludie M., Ill

549

Chandler, Keith D.

522

Clarke, Alfred R.

499

Coleman, Marshall J.

522

Chandler, Wm E., Ill

243

Clarke, David R.

150

Coleman, Paula Mills

549

441

151, 269

Coleman, Robert C.

522

Chando, Stephen

549

Clarke, Leiand T., Jr.

246

Coleman, Thomas 0., Jr

466

Channell, C. N., Jr.

441

523

246, 466

430

Chapin,Judson K., Ill

246

Clarkson, Delores W.

523

Coleman, William G., Jr.

549

466

Clarkson, Garden S.

550

235, 419

522

Chaplin, Robert P., Ill

250

Clarkson, Hunter L.

203

Coleman, Wm Howard

499

499

258, 419

Coleman, Wm Ronald

549

Chapman, Esther Faye

549

Clarkson, James H.. Ill

248

Coleman, Wm Rutledge

499

Chapman, Frank H.

203

466

Coley, James Lane

454

481

Clarkson, Robert B.

278

Colley, Sanford Carl

189

Chapman, George T.

549

499

Collier, James G., Ill

Chapman, John Carroll

522

Clarkson, Wm Gordon

550

Collings, Gilbeart H.

499

Chapman, Jerry O'Dell

549

Clary, Gary Elmore

523

Collins, Aaron S.

238

Chapman, Kenneth W.

523

Clary, Jack R.

499

Collins, Donald E.

Chapman, Rufus B., Jr.

549

Classey, Richard F.

244

523

260

Chapman, Richard M.

499

Collins, Edward J., Jr.

Chapman, Sara E.

499

Clayton, Edward R.

523

309

Chapman, Toby G.

186

Clayton, Robert M., Jr.

523

Collins, Jennings B.

276,481

Clayton, Thomas J.

499

Collins, Lucy H.

499

Chappell, John D.

274

Clayton, Wm Rufus

Collins, Michael F.

549

549

Cleland, WmPaul, Jr.

274

Collins, Phil S.

499

Chappell, Kenneth L.

499

550

Collins, Randall Dean

522

Charland, Arthur A.

258

Clem, Robert B.

Collins, Steve G.

549

549

Clements, Douglas F.

550

Collins, Thomas H.

Charles, Jerry T.

Clemmons, Ashley D., II

260

Collins, Thomas Roger

Charles, Nina Griffin

419

Collum, Charles Alan

Charping, William P.

499

demons, Barry A.

523

Coin, Patricia E.

Chason, Wm Irvin

549

Cleveland, Judy

550

Coltman, Richard L.

549

Chastain, Margaret A.

223

Cleveland, James H.

499

Combes, Joan Marie

522

549

Click, Clifford N.

Comer, Cecil Wayne

522

Chastain, Wm Henry

549

Click, Patricia 1.

Comer, Eugenie G.

522

Chasteen, Melton D.

481

Cline, David M.

Comer, Robert W.

549

Cheatham, John Hugh

Cline, Kenneths.

263

Commins, Ernest A.

105

Cheek, Susan Elaine

549

481

481

Cheek, Victor Lee

550

Cline, Wm Everette, Jr.

Compton, Arland H., Jr

499

Chen, Miin Mmg

Clinkscales, Cleon C.

269

264, 441

549

Chervenak, William J.

280, 441

Compton, Ben Giles

Cheves. Cecil L., Jr.

Clinkscales, Jeri H.

190

Compton, Charles M.

Cheves, Thomas Mc.

243, 550

Compton, Gary Lee

179

Chick, James P., Jr.

218

Clinton, Andrea Faye

523

523

224, 499

Cloninger, James Mack

228

Compton, Leslie K.

Chien, Hsin Ih

523

Compton, Richard A.

549

Chien, Moa Tseng Wm.

Cloninger, Robert A.

550

Compton, Robert B.

549

Chilcote, Bruce C.

Close, Robert Wm

523

Condrey, Marshall W.

549

Childers, Wilson C.

105

Glowers, Earl Roger

523

Cone, Clyde R.

522

419

Clyburn, Wm Michael

550

254, 419

499

Childress, James G.

242

Coakley, John M.

550

Cone, Fred H.

549

499

Cobb, Daniel Earl

274

Cone, Gerald W.

549

Childress, Marshall P.

234

550

Conklin, Richard A.

499

466

Cobb, Dale T, Jr.

304

466

224

Childress, Wm Edwin

266

499

Conklm, Thomas R.

523

Cobb, Jane A.

Conley, Susan K.

Childs, Harry E.

499

Cobb, Jimmy M.

430

280, 550

522

Childs, Joy Marie

550

Cobb, Styles F.

223

Connell, John Allen

549

Childson, Walter, Jr.

523

499

523

549

Chmners, James E., Jr.

152

Cochcroft, Arthur F.

466

Connelly, David L.

226, 246, 257, 466

Cochet, Anthony A.

151

Connelly, Dan M.

Chisholm, William B.

152, 264, 523

Connelly, Roland L.

Chisman, Lois L.

227

Cochran, Dwight B.

481

272,481

499

499

Cochran, Robert M.

499

Conner, Thomas Carl

499

Choate, Michael B.

523

Cockcroft, Johnnie E.

246

Connor, William R.

105

Choopanya, Duangchai

499

Conrad, Douglas M.

Chovan, James Peter

228

Cockfield, Gary W.

105

Cook, Gary Len

250

523

550

Cook, James C, III

Chovan, Philip A.

441

Cockfield, Joe B.

499

550

244

Christopher, Toliver

228

Coffer, Robert T., Jr.

550

Cook, Joe Edward

289, 499

Coffey, Richard A.

550

Cook, James Ternl

105

Christy, Celia C.

150

Coffey, William T.

499

Cook, Joseph T.

151, 550

Cogan, Henry L.

278

Cook, James Warren, Jr

522

Chryst, Stephen L.

419

523

Cook, John Wirt, Jr.

180

Church, Robert N.

499

Coggins, Donald McK.

550

Cook, Rodger Dale

Cipperly, Christopher

550

Cohen, Earl S.

223

Cook, Richard Wyman

522

Cissel, Robert F.

523

227, 441

Cook, Thomas F.

151

Citron, Mark Barry

550

Coile, David N.

Cook, William Capers

Claiborne, Theodore C.

523

Coker, John Wayne

523

Cooke, Robert G.

I

NAME

Cook, Marion, Richar
Cooke, Ronald G.
Cool, Sharon Lee
Coons, John S.

466
Cooper, Charles D.

232, 260, 500
Cooper, Charles Ray
Cooper, Francis D.
I 246, 550

I Cooper, Jerry Lynn
I Cooper, Noah Bryant

280 550
Cooper, Ronald E.
Cooper, Roy H., Jr.
Cooper, Susan Elaine
Cooper, William W.
Cooper, Wm Womble, Jr.
Cope, David Clayton

550
Cope, Ephriam G.

271, 481
Cope, James F.
Copeland, Carol D.
Copeland, George W.
Copeland, Heath C.
Copeland, Samuel F.
Copeland, Wm Edward

550
Copeland, Wm Leisel

523
Copleston, Peter G.
Corbett, Herbert T., Jr.

500

Corcoran, Tom G.

Corley, Robert E.

Corn, Judy Marie

. Corn, Jack P.

' Cornish, Charles M.

, Cornwell, Edward J.

Cornwell, George R.

419
Cornwell, John B., Ill

500
Cornwell, John C.

523
Corpening, Bennett H.

246, 523
Corry, Charles E.
Cosbey, Daniel Joseph
Cothran, Benjamin A.

500
Cothran, Susan
Cotner, Leslie Edward
Cotton, John W.

242, 466
Cottrell, Edward Jay
Couch, Shirley A.

500

(Couchell, Jonathan J.
500
Counts, Robert Jordan
I 258, 500

Courtney, Charles H.
Courtney, Larry B.
j Cousins, Henry Edward
1 Covington, George M.
Cowan, Faye P.
Cowherd, Frank G., Ill
' Cowles, Jeffrey E.
258, 419
Cox, Alton L.
Cox, Augustus W.
Cox, Frank J.

246
Cox, Geddes Marvin
Cox, Henry Clay, Jr.
Cox, John David
Cox, James F., Ill
Cox, Jerry L.
Cox, James Wayne
Cox, Jerry Wayne
Cox, Martha B.
I Cox, Mary Katherine
I Cox, Robert Allen
Cox, Willard Branit
Coxey, John T.
i Coyle, John Redmond
Coyle, Thomas J.
Craft, Pamela Jean

523
Craft, William J.
Craig, Arthur T.

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

481
550
550
550
151

274

550
244

550
550

500
235
244

304

274

228

550
550
161

550
550
225

550
227

278

235

551
523
500

523
551
232

523
523
551
481
500
551
551
523
551
551
551
500
523
466
274

523

Craig, Dewey Clinton

454

Craig, Everett G.

441

550

Craig, Julie D.

230

252

441

Craig, Lynn G. F.

430

202

Craig, Linda Louise

551

Craig, Mary E.

551

550

Craig, Robert M., Jr.

105

148

500

Craigo, Steade R.

278

550

430

228

Crain, Larry Ray

441

Crain, Norman Douglas

441

550

Crain, Robert M.

500

466

Crain, Robert Wade

551

550

Crain, William T.

500

500

Cram, John James

523

523

Crammer, John R.

500

274

Cranford, Henry C, Jr.

Craven, Charles M.

500

150

Craven, Malcolm Lane

523

Cravens, James J., Jr.
Crawford, Charles H.
Crawford, Claudius H.

551
Crawford, Charles W.
Crawford, John R.
Crawford, Leon A., Jr.
Crawford, Michael D.
Crawford, Peter A.
Crawford, Ray A., Jr.
Cranford, Roger Dell
Creamer, Jack C.
Creech, Fulton B., Ill
Creech, George R.

217, 419
Creech, James E.
Creech, James W.
Creed, Don Wendell
Creech, Margaret M.
Creel, John Walden
Creel, Wm Richard
Crenshaw, Dan C.
Crenshaw, David L.
Crenshaw, John D.

466
Crenshaw, Richard V.

500,551
Crenshaw, William R.
Cribb, Don Michael
Cribb, Leslie J.
Criscione, John J.
Crisp, Neil S.
Crisp, Robert M.

500
Crocker, Clarence W.
Crocker, James D.
Crocker, Wm Henry
Cromer, Barbara Lynn
Cromer, Brenda Faye
Cromer, Durward C, Jr.
Cromer, Jacob P., Jr.
Cromer, James P., Jr.
Cromer, Tony Claire
Crooks, Gary F.
Cropp, Wilson W.

500
Crosby, George D.

481
Crosby, Walton A.
Crosby, William L.
Crosland, Joseph E., Jr.
Crouch, Caren

500
Crouch, Richard H.
Crouch, Sammy E.

224, 481
Crow, Claude A., Ill
Crow, Wade C.
Crowe, George R.
Crowe, Michael Glenn
Crowell, John M.
Crown, William P., Jr.
Grumpier, William A.

466
Cueman, Glenn F.
Culbertson, Alice L.
Culbertson, Charles M.
Culbertson, Suzanne B.
Culler, Francis B.
Culler, Gerald L.
Culler, William W.

524

454
524
551
481
524

500
551
210

551
419

551
551
500
500
248

260

524
551
170

524
551

241

500
481
481
306

500
105

524
500
481
524

500
266

551

551
551
310
551
500
246

Cullom, Joseph W.

264, 500
Cullum, William O., Jr.
Cuip, John S.
Culp, Joseph W.
Culp, James Waymond

234, 252, 551
Culp, Robert M.

419
Culpepper, Wm Ralph
Culvern, Fred E., Ill
Cummings, Matthew

551
Cummings, William V.

500
Cunningham, John Alan
Cunningham, James R.
Cunningham, Richard C.
Cunningham, Thomas B.
Cunningham, Wm R.
Curl, Dennis L.
Curlee, Thomas O., Ill
Currence, Arthur J.
Currie, John Michael
Curry, Ernest D., Jr.
Curry, James Coleman

524
Curtis, John Duffield
Cutrell, John Charles
Cuttino, Beni H., Jr.

481
Cutts, William B.
Cutts, Wm Edward
Cuzzell, Charles L.

Daily, Thomas Wm
Dales, Richard L.
Daley, Timothy C.
Dalton, Charles L.
Dandridge, Hubert J.
Dangerfield, Coleman

551
Daniel, Barbara E.
Daniel, Carroll E.

466
Daniel, Ralph Wray
Daniel, Sanford H.

524
Danieli, Mario R.
Danko, Dennis G.
Dannals, Nancy Ruth

310, 524
Dannelly, Larry R.
Dansby, David F.
Dantinne, David A., Jr.
Dantzler, Brian S.

264, 500
Dantzler, Lynn Zaco

551
Darby, James A.
Darby, James T., Jr.
Darden, Donald E.
Darden, Graham W.
Darst, Philip H.
Dase, Lewis C.
Dasher, Linda Lee
Davenport, Harold Lee

524
Davenport, Peter J.
Daves, Glen G.

500
Davey, John R.

500
Davidson, Leroy S.
Davies, Raymond W.
Davilli, Barry T.
Davis, Beverly Ann
Davis, Danny R.
Davis, Glenn Elliott
Davis, Guy William
Davis, Henry Clark
Davis, Harold E., Jr.

430
Davis, Harold Richard
Davis, Joseph E., Jr.
Davis, Julius, E., Ill
Davis, James Michael

246, 252, 500
Davis, James Martin
Davis, Jas McCardell
Davis, Joe Myers
Davis, Jimmy Ray
Davis, James Wyman

500
466
230

524
500
304

551
524
524
500

524
551
551
278

524
551
276

481
551
551

551
441
524
466
551
257

551
105

551
524
223

500
551
228

430
223

170

551
224
466
524
500
551
551
551
176

524
551
551
243

467
524
524
551

Davis, Julian W.
Davis, Keith Ansel
Davis, Linda Marie
Davis, Leon W.
Davis, Maynard J., Jr.

524
Davis, Nellie La Dene
Davis, Pamela M.
Davis, Patrick T.
Davis, Pembroke W.
Davis, Richard C, Jr.
Davis, Richard D.

246, 441
Davis, Richard Irving
Davis, Randal Milton
Davis, Ronald M.
Davis, Steven Emerson
Davis, Samuel L.
Davis, Thomas Wm., Jr.
Davis, William D.
Davison, Dexter
Davison, Charles B.
Dawes Awtry S.

500
Dawkins, Benjamin L.
Dawkins, Travis S.
Dawsey, Edward C.
Dawsey, Joseph C.
Day, Alan S.
Day, Leslie L.
Dean, David L.
Dean, John L.
Dean, Sloan Franklin
Dean, William D.
Dean, William E., Jr.
Deanhardt, Marshall L.

524
Debree, Bruce Wm
Dechman, Gordon H.
Deck, William H., Jr.
Deem, David A.

467
Deer, Wm Wayne

524
Defanti, Pamela Jo
Deffenbauyh, Roger L.

218, 252,467
Defoster, Gary Alan
Defrancisco, Robert A.
Degear, Harry J.
Degen, Jerome B.
Degen, Philip Gregory

552
Degirolamo, Nicholas
De Laddy, Eugene A., Jr.
De Land, James R., Jr.
Delaney, L. J., Jr.
Deiaski, Arthur B.
Delaughter, Jerry G.
Dellinger, Richard P.

217, 419
Deloach, Andrea Norma
Deloach, Perry B.
Deloache, James E.
Deluca, Frank Richard
Demarest, Alan Robert
Demcsak, Wayne J.
Demelker, Charles J.
Demori, Adriano
Demosthenes, John M.

552
Dempsey, David G.

467
Dempsey, Jones R., Jr.
Dempsey, Tony Ray
Demsey, David A.
Dendy, Joseph R., Jr.
Denison, Don E.

524
Dennis, Betty Jane
Dennis, Robert T.
Denton, Henry G., Jr.

501
Denton, John Gregory
Depass, Wm Brunson, Jr.

280, 524
Depew, Wm Francis

524
Derrick, Danny O.
Derrick, Tillman W., Jr.
Detwiler, David W.

246, 467
Detwiler, Kenneth W.

500

524
551

262

551
524
551
551
524
209

524
524
455
524
524
551
500

551
158

551
500
551
500

431
500

500
243

551
524

552
210

441
524
500
500
264

552
482
467
455
500
552
158

551
552
552
552
500

524
276

264

552
552
455
482
242

552
501
218

552
153

467
501
228

Devaux, Robert E.
Deveaux, John P.
Devereux, Michael J.
DeWitt, Charles H.
DeWitt, Marion R., Jr.

501
DeYoung, William Eric
Dick, James D.
Dickenson, Lawrence W.
Dickerson, Edward W.
Dickerson, John A.

220, 224, 232
Dickinson, John A.
Dickson, Charles L.
Dickson, David G., Sr.
Dietz, James F., Ill
Dill, Kitty Sue
Dill, Richard J.
Dill, William R., Jr.
Dillard, Jesse F.

501
Dilling, William A.
Dilwortli, Donald K.
Dimitri, Soterios J.
Dinkins, Langdon H.
Dinneen, John H.

482
Dinwiddle, Martha R.

501
Dion, Eleanor W.

455
Diss, Jesse Wm
Dixon, Bruce M.
Dixon, Paul Everett
Dixon, Russell L.

242, 467
Dixon, Robert M.
Djuren, Ronald Wm
Doak, Sydney Ruth

524
Dobbins, Judson D.
Dobbins, Martha Ann
Dobbins, Mary Jane
Dobbins, Richard G.
Dobbins, Stanley R.

272, 524
Dobbins, Thomas E.
Dobbins, William L., Jr.

264, 501
Dobson, Heath P.

524
Dobson, Robert L.

234, 266, 467
Dobson, Wess MacLand
Dockery, Allen Ernest
Dodds, Cathy L.

152, 552
Dodson, Richard G.
Dolby, Donna Louise
Donald, Michael E.
Donaldson, Emily D.

551
Donaldson, Wm Francis
Donato, Christopher D.
Donnally, Allen W.
Donnan, Phillip David
Donnelly, Robert M.
Donohoe, Charles R.
Donohue, Dennis David
Dorey, Richard John

524
Dorn, Brianna Pearl

552
Dorn, John E., Jr.
Dorn, James Walton
Dorriety, Willard, Jr.
Doss, James A.

467
Doss, Thomas Glenn
Dossey, Andra Ann
Dotson, Robert Carl
Doughty, Dave S.
Douglas, James Flinn
Douglas, Michael A
Douglas, Wm Gerald
Douglass, Floyd S., Jr.
Douglass, Heyward B.

501
Douglass, James E.
Douglass, James S.
Dover, David R.
Dowd, Milard Wilson
Dowdy, Paul Larue

524
246

524
441
552
501
156

482
524

524
501

501
224

552
524
431
228

227

501
552
225

501
552
306

524
501
524
501
105

524
552
150

455
524
441
170
552
552
552
552
552

467
524
252

278

501
552
552
248

552
552
218
501
524

525
222

525
501
552
552

NAME

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PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

Dowdy. Paul W.
Dowhng, Thomas E.
Dowling, Thomas P.
Downs, Eugene A.
Doyle, Brian Edward

266
Dozler, John B.
Dozier, Wm. Keith
Drake. Benjamin E.
Drake, Clayburn B.
Drake, Harold Richard
Drake, Nicholas T.
Drakeford, Cecil M.,Jr.

157, 162.221, 232,

431
Drayton, Charles H. Jr.
Dreher, Thomas D.
Drennan, Juddy. H.

501
Drennan, Robert F., Jr.

252. 525
Driggers. Arthur H.
Driggers, Thomas C.
Driscoll, James P.
Driscoll, Michael
Droege, Albert D.
Druelle, Donald O.

467
Drummond, James P.

455
Dubay. Stephen N.
DuBose. Edward M.. Jr.

227, 264. 501
Dubose. Harry M.

238, 501
DuBose Rembert C.
DuBose, Tristan A.
Ducker. Barbara K
Duckett. John C.
Ducworth, George M.
Ducworth. John Wm.
Ducworth, Lyman A.
Ducworth, Ronnie E.

244, 501
Duke, Thomas W., Jr.
Dukes, Gene W.
Dukes, James D.
Dulin, Nina H.
Dulin, Robert M., Jr.

501
Dulin, Wilbur N., Jr.
Dumas, Charles E.
Dunaway, Albert D.

501
Dunbar. John Patrick
Duncan, Daniel E.
Duncan, David K.

501
Duncan, Evelyn D.
Duncan, Gary T.
Duncan, John F.
Duncan, James R., Jr.
Duncan, Kenneth A.
Duncan, Lawrence S.
Duncan, Robert E.
Duncan. Wayne Dennis
Dunham, Kenneth R.
Dunham, Roy C.
Dunipace. Kenneth R.
Dunlap, Frederick A.
Dunlap, Michael L.
Dunlap, Russell E., Jr.
Dunn, Cathy Virginia
Dunn, Kevin Joseph
Dunn, Wm. Acker
DuPre, Charles Henry
DuPre, Kathenne L.
Durant, Eddie C. Jr

419. 152
Durant. Robert R.

525
Durfos. Daniel A.

419
Durham. Donald D.
Durham. Laerence B.
Durham. Thomas E.
Dutt, David G.
Duval. Evelyn B.
Duval. Harry S. Jr.

264. 525
Duvall, Ernest M.
Duvall. Lance A.
Duwel, Richard B.

482
501
501
552
501

441
552

467
153
413

525
525
262

552
552
441
525
552
266

501
158

419
419
552

552
525
552
105

552
442
250

552
501
182

552
552
225
525
552
552
552
552
467
502

266
552

552
552
552
552
501
149

304

238

501
525
482
501

228

525

Dworschak, Manfred
Dyar. Horace C.
Dye. Daniel Harris
Dye. James A.

482
Dyer. Samuel P.
Dyke. Kevin. J.
Dykes. G. David
Dykes, Tommy Collis
Dykstra, Kenneth Dale
Dyson. Joseph R.

217. 419
Eaddy. W
Eaddy, Winston M.

525
Eakes, James S.
Eargle, Lloyd M.
Earle, Edward B., Jr.
Earwood, Byran. D.
Easier. Conley. L., Jr.
Easier, Terry M.

501
Eason, Douglas Bruce
Eason, Sidney, L.
Eatmon, Donald S.

553
Ebenhack, David G.
Eck. Ronald Warren

553
Eckard Paul C. Jr.

501
Eckley. Louis D.
Edenfield. Allen B.
Edens. Dynva C.
Edens. Henry Curtis
Edens. Mary Lou W.
Edens.Stanley B.
Edgar. Donnie James
Edgar. Howard B.
Edgar. James Donny
Edgemon Dudley C.
Edgin, Gordon R.

220, 221, 501
Edier, Frank William
Edmonds. John King
Edmonds, Kent Allison
Edmonds. Robert F.. Jr.

467
Edney. Robert M.
Edwards. Byron Malet
Edwards. Barry R.

221. 230. 243. 442
Edwards. Bruce R.
Edwards. Eva S.
Edwards. Gary Lee
Edwards. John D.
Edwards, James H.
Edwards, James Kelly
Edwards, Laura Gaye
Edwards, Marjorie A
Edwards, Michael C.
Edwards, Mary Lang 0.
Edwards, Marvin Snead
Edwards, Marshall W.
Edwards. Neal W.
Edwards. Richard L.
Edwards. Steve Radley
Edwards. Thomas B.
Edwards. Wm. Gary
Edwards. Wilma Jean
Edwards. Wm. Norris
Egger. Beverly

Eggers. John L.
Eggers. Katherine C.

553
Ehnat. George Donald
Eidson, Wesley D.

501
Eisenbrey, Ian Frazer
Eisenmann, James C.
Eismann, Marianne
Elder Lloyd Linwood
Eldridge, Roy C, Jr.

264, 289, 519, 525
Ellefson, Craig D.
Ellefson, Clark E.

553
Ellefson. Lawrence B.
Ellenberg. John F.. Jr.

221. 232,495. 501
Ellenburg, Charles H.

455
Ellenburg. Marika Ann

552
525
552
276

501
442
525
525
525
204

501
482
552
525
501
267

552
552
274

419
171

501
525
442
553

501
553
553
553

153

525
525
525
250

501
553
154

501
553
455
501
553
553

553
525
482
501
525
553
553
553
553
553

553
105

525
501
525
553
164

553
252

153
105
525

Jr.

Ellenburg. Ralph M.. J
Filers, John C.
Filers, Kathryn L.
Ellicott, James H.
Elliott, Heyward D.
Elliott, John E.
Elliott, James V.
Elliott, Roger Neale
Ellis. Carole
Ellis, Chandler
Ellis. Irving L. Jr.
Ellis. Leroy D.
Ellis, James J., Jr.
Ellis, Kenneth Jay
Ellis, Philip Anthony
Ellis, Robert E., Jr.
Ellis, Ronald L.
Elhs, Wm. Henry N
Ellison, Curtis H.
Ellison, Daniel R.

553
Ellison, Frederick S.
Elmore. Larry Earl
EIrod. James H. Jr.
EIrod. Robert H.
EIrod. William H.
Elsey. John I.
Elvington. Boyd B.

525
Ely. Pamela Jean
Embler. Johnny M.
Emerson. Shelley
English. Linda Ann
English. Thomas H.. Jr
Engram. James W.
Engstrom. Gary W.
Enis. Sam J.. Jr.

501
Enslen. John E.

501
Entrekin. Lamar H.

501
Enzor. Gregory S.
Eppes. Kitty E.
Eppes. Richard Earl
Epps. David E.. Jr.

419
Epps. James W.
Epps, Philip O.

419
Epps, Robert Earl
Epps. Robert F.. Ill
Erter. Jack W.. Jr.

232. 413. 482
Ervin. Robert D.
Ervin. Samuel J.. Jr.
Erwin. Elwood A.
Erwin. William T.
Eskew, Elliott Benton
Eskew, Jerry Dale
Estes, Arthur George

525
Estes. Boyce Tyndall
Etheredge. William M.

502
Ethredge. Charles D.
Evanitsky. John Jr.
Evans. Frances Marie
Evans. James E., Jr.
Evans, Joseph E.
Evans, James H.
Evans, Michael Eugene

553
Evans. Michael Eugene

553
Evans. Noel David
Evans. Paula
Evans. Pamella D.
Evans. Paul Sherman
Evans. Richard B.
Evans Wm. Douglas

525
Evans, Wm. Edmund
Evans, William F., Jr.
Evans, Wallace R., Ill
Evatt, Willie T.. Jr.
Everett. Peter Wilson
Everette, Johnny S.
Ewan, David Scott
Ewan, Kenneth Marvin
Ewell. Robert N.

442
Eyier. Richard Wm.

482
501
501

553
525

553
553
553

501
501
553
553
274

553
553
501

105

419
501
525
525
104
482
482
304

262

553
553
553
281

258

525

160

467
482
553

525
525
218

525
176

502
553
525
553

482
525

502
525

525

F

442

F

525

F

553

F

553

F

525

F

230

F

F

Eaell, William B.. Jr.
Fabian. George T.

502
Facciolo. Michael F.
Fadeley. Charles. F.. Jr.
Faer. Michael James

525
Fagan, Bernard C.
Fairey, John K., Jr.
Fairey, Lyle W., Jr.

502
Fairey, Nancy Kenyon
Fairey, Philip W.
Fairey, Robert James

553
Fallon, Craig R.
Falls, Duane L.

502
Fambrough. Joseph T.
Fant. William Boyd
Farmer. Calvin L.

502
Farmer. Michael C.
Farmer. Travis L.
Farnell. Edwin A.
Fasinski. Robert F.
Faulkenberry. James L.
Faulkner, James R.

525
Faust, William D.

467
Faust, Winston E.
Fay, Margaret Anne

525
Fedder. Michael S.
Fedele. Raymond S.

455
Federline. Betty R.
Federline. John G.
Feige, Hans C.

283, 482
Feinberg, Marc Morris

553
Felton, Glenn Patrick

525
Fennell, Herbert P.
Fennell, Ralph C. Jr.
Ferguson, Charles P.
Ferguson, Daniel L.
Ferguson, Irby W., Jr.
Ferguson. James A.. Jr.
Ferguson. Thomas W.
Ferguson, Wm. Franklin
Fernandez, Paul D.
Ferrell, Thomas L.
Ferrell. Wanda R.
Ferry, Paul A.
Fessler. Richard G.

246. 502
Fewell. Joan C.

502
Fewell. Joseph E.. Jr.

cken, Lewis Mobley

ckling, Joseph D.

eld. Ebb H.

elds, Gary Preston

elds, Jackson E., Jr.

elds, James Payton

fe. Jane Lee

gueroa. Ronald E.
525

llyaw, Richard B.

ncher, Grover M., Jr.

nison, David Holt

nkelstem. George E.

niey. Gene A. J.

niey. James A.
442

niey. Janice Faye

niey, Jerry Leon

niey, Margaret J.

niey, Wm. Gary

nn, Timothy P.

nney, Mary Jan

ns, Vikary E.

schetti, David C.

sher, Fred Ronald

sher, Frank A.

sher, Lawrence J.

sher, Wayne B.

sher, Wm. Joseph, Jr.

tchett, Robert W.

tts, Thomas M.

232

525
264

502
553
306

242
502
267

467
226

502
553
276

482
502
442
553
525
262

242
190

553
271

467
278

482
525
525
467
525
502
502
553
442

525
228

553
553
502
502
553
482
525
502
243

553
553
553
502
482
246

553
525
525
553
482
554
502
467
554
554

482
554
525
502

Flannagan, Charles N.
Flannery, Robert E.
Fleenor, Ernest B.
Fleetwood, Carlton G.
Fleetwood, Phillip H.
Fleming, David Byrne
Fleming, Meredith Ann
Fleming, Mack J.
Fleming, Tommy Joe

554
Fleming, Wm. Herbert
Fletcher. Barry Lewis
Fletcher. Donald H.
Fletcher. George R.. Jr.
Fletcher. Nicholas

502
Fletcher, Richard P.

253, 467
Flint, Kenneth R.
Flitter, Carole R.

554
Flood, Augustus MCD
Florence, Peyton B.
Flow, Claude L, III

267, 526
Flowers, Lee M., Jr.
Floyd, Emily Cain
Floyd, Jonathan B.
Floyd, James C.
Floyd, James E.
Floyd, John R.. Jr.
Floyd, John Wilson
Floyd, Larry Dwight
Floyd, Marion Ralph
Floyd, Stephen C, III
Flynn, John M.

442
Folk. Betty Cheryl

554
Folk. Harold W.
Folkman. Robert Wm.. .
Follette, Jerry M.
Folsom. John Chapin
Foisom. James Felton
Fontaine. Andre G.
Foote. John Stevens
Forbes. Joseph J.

502
Forbes. Michael R.
Forbes. Robert Eugene

258. 554
Ford. Benjamin F.. Jr.

526
Ford, Dennis L.

502
Ford, Jerry C, III
Ford, Larry Bruce
Ford, Robert H.
Ford, Robert M.. Jr.

554
Ford. William J., Jr.

502
Ford, Zenas Waldo, III
Fore, Donald Bruce
Forrest, John Michael
Forrester, Gwin H,
Forrester, Lindsay J.
Forsberg, Charles A.
Forte, Frederick F.
Fortson, Joda F.

468
Forwood. Peter J.
Fosky. Peter L.

420
Foster, Charles D.
Foster, Daniel D.
Foster. Joseph C. Jr.
Foster. James E.. Jr.
1 152.526

Foster. Michael W.
Foster. Richard H.. Jr.
Foster. Willard R.
Foushee. Douglas R.
Fowler. Derrill R.

468
Fowler. James A
Fowler. Johnny J.. Jr.
Fowler. Linda S.
Fowler. Mary Ann
Fowler, Michael H.

502
Fowler, Michael W.
Fowler. Peggy G.

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

owler, Ronald H.

Galloway, Raymond L.

526

Gentry, Johnny S.

503

owler, Ronnie Wayne

554

Gambill, Thomas G.

526

Gentry, Richard H.

227

owler, William E., Jr.

526

Gamble, Alex G., Ill

250

243, 503

ox, Arthur K.

502

468

George, Suzanne

274

ox, Cheryl Smoak

526

Gamble, Robert 0

555

ox, Jannes Richard

554

Gambrell, Dan Henry

554

George, William A.

253

ox, Thereodore C, III

304

Gambrell, John W.

240

468

468

273, 502

Georgeo, Alexandra

147

oxworth, Cecil E., Jr.

554

Gambrell, Margaret Y.

555

oy, James R.

261

Gambrell, Robert P.

272

Georgeo, Evangeline B.

163

502

420

309, 442

oy, Louis F., Jr.

304

Gambrell, Sherry Beth

526

Gerhold, Gary E.

oy, Patterson W., Jr.

554

Gambrell, William A.

502

Geronimos, Michael G.

555

raker, John R.

Gambrell, William G.

468

Gerwig, Richard E.

555

raley, Delano V.

272

Gandy, Ernest Lerand

526

Gestrich Wm. J., Jr.

442

502

Gandy, Phillip H.

502

Gettys, Nicholas P.

503

ralick, John D.

253

Gangemi, David J.

217

Getzen, Phillip M.

526

468

502

Ghent, Lawrence W.

555

rampton, Edmund G., Jr

. 289

Ganter, Willard W.

Giaimo, Robert Mario

555

420

Gantt, Robert D.

269

Gibbons, Ernest W.

468

ranee, Thomas N., Jr.

554

502

Gibbons, Thermon L., Jr

468

ranceschi, Gary

228

Gantt, Steven Amos

526

Gibert, Mary S. S.

442

232, 431

Garbelman, Henry A.

218

Gibson, Carlis R.

483

rancis, Jamile J., Jr.

161

278,431

Gibson, Charles W.

503

502

Garber, Darrell Henry

554

Gibson, Nelson K.

442

rancis, Russell E.

420

Garces, Robert Daniel

Gibson, Phillip Gary

555

rank, John H., Ill

502

Garcia, Carlos J.

Gibson, Thomas Alan

526

rank, Jeffrey W.

502

Gardner, Ashley C.

554

Gibson, Wm. Ralph

526

rank, Richard E.

267

Gardner, Carl Ray

554

Gibson, Wayne W.

271

468

Gardner, Donald A.

455

ranke, Bethany S.

526

Gardner, Harry Daunn

554

Giegerich, Gary J.

503

ranklin, Alan R.

223

Gardner, Harrell Lee

264

Gilbert, Bob D., Jr.

526

502

526

Gilbert, Harold E.

503

raser, Stephen D.

502

Gardner, Katherine M.

Gilbert, Richard A., Jr.

304

rederic, James C, Jr.

Gardner, Leiand C.

468

526

rederick, Wm. John

554

Gardner, Robert L.

222

Gilbert, William H., Jr.

503

rederiksen, John E.

188

442

Gilbert, Wm. Paul

326

267, 468

Gardner, Richard O, Jr.

526

Gilbertson, Bruce H.

555

ree, Wm. Jackson

554

Gardner, Richard W.

526

Gilchrist, Wm. Poster

243

reeland, James R.

Garick, Richard L.

105

555

reeman, Chris R.

276, 483

Gilden, John Douglas

526

reeman, Gail Scurry

Garland, Eric Koester

Giles, Joh Ashford

526

reeman, Harry W., Jr.

Garland, Wayne R.

502

Gill, Jo Ellen

503

reeman, John W.

264

Garner, Foster M.

526

Gillespie, Bruce A.

526

442

Garner, Ronald W.

230

Gillespie, William C.

reeman, Laura F,

431

Gilliam, Henry C, Jr.

reeman, Otis Dwain

554

Garner, Tommy Payton

554

Gilliam,H. David, Jr.

254

reeman, Stanley Ray

526

Garnett, Stanford T.

229

274, 526

reit, Edward E., Jr.

502

526

Gilliard, Benny E.

483

reit, Julia Melville

455

Garofalo, Joseph F.

Gilliland, Jack E., Jr.

526

rench, Ralph W.

442

Garren, Frank G.

Gillingham, Edwin F.

555

rey, Robert D., Jr.

431

Garrett, Claude N.

442

Gilmore, John Horace

rick, Juanita K. D.

442

Garrett, Frank M., Jr.

554

Gilpin, Richard B., Jr.

503

rick, Marion Edward

526

Garrett, Kirsten M.

455

Gilreath, Ann Terry

503

rick, Robert Pierce

554

Garrett, Thomas A.

554

Gilreath, James F., Jr.

238

riederich, Rudolf 0.

Garrett, Thomas G.

526

246, 503

ripp, Harriet A.

502

Garrett, Thomas Roy

276

Gilreath, Susan Jay

555

roemming, Martha E.

554

526

Gilstrap, Constance L.

306

roneberger, Charles

554

Garrett, William M.

554

503

rost, Donald C, Jr.

188

Garris, Richard M.

503

Gilstrap, David G.

555

205, 502

Garrison, David Lee

455

Gilstrap, Oscar J.

503

ry, Daniel L.

502

Garrison, David W.

271

Gilstrap, Robert L.

555

rye, Benjamin H.

554

555

Ginn, Wilbur N.

199

ugiel, Frederick T.

554

Garrison, Frank W.

555

503

ulcher, Priscilla K.

Garrison, Janet K.

306

Girard, Daniel M.

555

uller, Charles T., Jr.

502

503

Gist, Robert Wylie, Jr.

555

ulmer, Donald C.

267

Garthe, James Warren

252

Giunta, Ross Edward

555

502

555

Gladden, William P.

ulmer, Elton T.

502

Gartland, Kevin H.

250

Glasgow, Charles C.

555

ulmer, John B.

502

502

Glass, Ronald W.

230

ulmer, Johnny H.

105

Garvin, Wm. Horton

526

Glazener, Gaye S.

526

502

Gary, Albert V., Jr.

503

Glazener, William E.

243

ulmer, John L., Jr.

304

Gary, Bobbie Lynne

555

503

526

Gaskins, Jesse Henry

526

Gleason, Deino R.

468

ulmer, Michael Henry

526

Gaskins, Richard N.

555

Gleaton, Cuthbert S.

158

underburk, Jerry E.

526

Gassaway, Fred

146

455

underburk, Mary R.

502

154, 204, 217,238

Gleaton, Perrin T.

483

utch, Charles P.

554

257, 289, 420

Glen, Jonathan C.

264

addy. Colonel J., Jr.

228

Gatch, Charles R.

442

526

Gatlin, Milton A.

503

Glen, Susan P.

246

age, George Wm.. Ill

554

Gault, Hugh L.

503

310,526

agnon Richard Paul

526

Gault, John M., Ill

503

Glenn, Albert E., Jr.

555

ailey, Stanley Dean

554

Gay, Alex H., Ill

468

Glenn, Adrian J.

468

aillard, George W.

502

Gay, Ben A.

Glenn, Charles Jeter

555

aines, William Henry

526

Gay, DAvid N.

210

Glenn, Edith Anne

555

aither, Thomas K., Jr.

262

253, 468

Glenn, Janet Bowman

563

502

Gaydon, Douglas M.

Glenn, Jerry C.

420

ales, Stephen E.

554

Geddings, Donald S.

555

Glenn, James Nelson

555

algoci,, Cheryl R.

508

Gedris,William R.

Glenn, John W.

503

allagher, Eileen B.

455

Geeslin, John Warren

555

Glenn, Lillian Brown

555

allagher, Frank P.

Geisel, Paul Thomas

281

Glenn, Ronald E.

555

allimore. Patsy 1

431

555

Glenn, Robert M., Jr.

468

alloway, David R.

554

Gentry, Curtis Cecil

555

Glenn, Samuel A.

503

Glenn, William K., Jr.
Glenn, Wadley, Raoul
Glinn, John Arkell
Glymph, David S.

526
Godbold, Asa S.
Godbold, Eben Dudley
Godfrey, Daniel K.
Godfrey, Moultrie R.

555
Godsey, Charles D.
Goebel, Catherine A.
Goeller, Joseph G.
Goff, Phillip C.
Goforth, Harry B., Jr.
Goforth Thomas M.
Golderer, Harry C, Jr.
Goldfarb, Alan
Goldman, Mark Harris

170, 526
Goldstein, Lawrence 0.

483
Goldstein, Lewis W.

503
Golightly, Donald E.
Golightly, William L.
Goller, James R.
Golly, David Herbert
Gooden, Garland, G., Jr.

443
Gooden, Jack Kelly
Gooding, Charles H.

246, 526
Gooding, Richard W.
Goodman, Irwin

503
Goodman, Merritt R., Jr.
Goodson, Robert H., Jr.
Gordon, Chester D.
Gordon, James T., Jr.
Gordon, Lucille C.

526
Gordon, Rudolph Giles
Gordon, Tommie Lee
Gordon, Wm. Eddie
Gore, Aubrey J., Jr.

304, 420
Gore, Donald McCrae
Gore, George A.

152, 503
Gore, George E., Jr.
Goshorn, Robert D.
Gott, Walter Edward
Gottschalk, Robert B.
Gough, Michael R.
Graab, George Allen

526
Grace, Kenneth B,, Jr
Grace, Ronald D.
Graef, Stephen Paul
Graham, Allison Edgar
Graham, Austin R.
Graham, Betty Joyce

526
Graham, Charles A., Jr.
Graham, Joseph B., Jr.
Graham, John MacD.
Graham, Kathleen E.
Graham, Michael H.
Graham, Michael M.
Graham, Robert A.

420
Graham, Richard Lee

555
Gramling, Andrew C.
Gramling, Cynthia K.
Granger, Larry J.
Grant, Barbara A. 1
Grant, Clayton
Grant, Douglas H.
Grant, Kenneth Dalton
Grant, Haskell Edgar
Grant, Jimmy Dale
Grant, Joseph R.
Grant, Larry F.
Grant, Philip H.
Grant, Terry Gene
Grantham, Herbert
Grant, Walter Timothy
Graves, Alfred A., Jr.
Graves, John Herbert
Gray, Asa M.
Gray, Charles B.

503
555
555
170

431
555
483
150

503
443
526
503
431
503

503
151

240

304

431

555
555
174

556
229

556
264

503
503

556
309

555
555
105

555
150

455
503
443

555
267

555
555
238

555
289

555
526
526
420

563

555
555
555
483
443
555
555
555

526
555

Grya, Donald Edward
Gray, Georgette H.
Gray, George A.
Gray, George Marvin
Gray, James Alton
Gray, Jerry Carroll
Gray, John Francis
Gray, Ronald Eugene
Gray, Susan, Williams
Gray, Willis Henry
Grayson, Wm. James

527
Green, Benjamin H.
Green, Clarence R.
Green, David C.
Green, David Leroy
Green, Jerry B.
Green, John Warren
Green, Leslie S.
Greene, CArlton W.
Greene, David B.

229, 230, 443
Greene, Edward J.

503
Greene, Edward N.
Greene, Roy T.
Greene, Woodrow P.
Greenfield, Patricia
Greening, Richard M.
Greenough, Susan H.
Greenwood, James M.
Greer, Gary James
Greer, James Rembert
Greer, Larry E.
Gregg, Danny Earl
Gregorie, Edmund B.
Gregorie, Ferdinand
Gregory, Charles R.
Gregory, Edward Howe

240
Gregory, Wesley W., Jr.
Gregory, William W.

503
Gresham, Warren W.

503
Grey, Thomas Woolard

ieve, Thomas W., Jr

ieves, Colin George

iffin, Alan Darryl

iffin, Barbara J.

iffin, Herman O.

iffin, James T.

iffin, Robert L., Ill

iffin, Randall P.

iffin, Raija N.

iffith, John David

iggs, James M.

iggs, Howard R.

iggs, Wm. Michael
527
Grimes, Thomas E., Ill

503
Grimsley, Charles T.
Grimstead, Richard L.
Grissom, Alan R.
Grissom, Jonas N., Jr.
Grizzle, Thomas A.

468
Grochowski, John M.
Grooms, Ronald W.
Groover, Robert B.
Groover, Steven Allen
Grosvenor, Richard B.
Grosz, Gregory Kurt
Grubbs, Earl H.

483
Grubbs, John G., Jr.

483
Grubbs, John R.
Gruber, William C.
Grundy, Edward C.
Gruver, Jon Jeffrey
Gruwell, Jeffrey M.
Guerreri, Robert M.
Guerry, John Calhoun
Guest, Charles L.
Guest, John Frank
Guillot, Edgar Raoul
Gulledge, James A., Ill
Gully, James H.
Gumphrey, Edward P., Jr
Gunnels, Dan K.
455

555
555
555
527
527
527
443

105

527

555
555
555

555
527
555
227

555
527

503

527

556
556

556
555
527
503
503

230
222

503

556

503
527

555
556
556
556
555
304

182

527

527
527

555
555
555
271

503
555
527
527
443
527
468
527

503
556
527
105

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

Gunter, Barbara Ann
Gunter, Robert B., Jr.
Guthrie, Helen Carol

Haarsgaard, Robert E.
Haas, John Michael
Hadden, Larry Earle
Haddock, Arthur Lee
Haddock, Richard B.
Haddon, Alecia Ann
Haddon, Alice Marie
Haden, Glen S.
Haeberle, Carl E., Ill
Haene, Thomas Walter
Hager, Ira V.
Hager, Richard A., II
Hagood. George B., Ill
Hahn, Henry T.

261, 503
Haigler, Herbert H.

556
Haile, Linda Jennifer
Hair, Carl M., Jr.
Hair, Jay D.

221, 289
Hair, Oleta, Bigbie
Haire, Dennis Warren

527
Hairston, Norma J.
Halberg, Michael R.
Haledjian, Dean A.

503
Hall, Archibald Bruce
Hall, David Fogg, Jr.
Hall, David Newberry
Hall, Harriet Ann
Hall, Harry Vern
Hall, James Edwin
Hall, Kenneth E.
Hall, Larry Lionell

527
Hall, Roger O.
Hall, Thomas E.

483
Hall, Tommy M.
Hall, Wm. Allen
Hall, Wm. Preston
Hall, Wm. Woodward, Jr.
Hallman, Beaufort C.
Hallman, Velma Ann
Hallums, Dolly Mane
Haltiwanger, Dennis N.
Hambright. Joe L., Jr.
Hambright, Robert B.

503
Hamer, James Michael
Hamilton, Eugene R.
Hamilton, Norman B.
Hamilton, William M.
Hammond, Jacqueline C.
Hammond, James H.
Hammond, Wm. Huff
Hamrick, John M., Jr.
Han, Julie

Hanahan, James Ross
Hancock, Elizabeth C.
Hancick, Marion E. II

468
Hancock, Pelham

527
Hancock, Walter A., Jr.
Hand, George E.

503
Handegan, Eugene T.
Handy, Donald Ray

527
Hane, Artemas P., Jr.
Hanes, Clyde W., Jr.
Haney, Donald L.
Haney, James T.
Haney, Mary Trout
Hankins, Sidney I., Ill
Hanks, Robert Lee
Hanna, Gail Louise
Hanna, Kathryn S.

443
Hanna, Richard Wayne

527
Hannah, Benjamin T., Jr.
Hannah, James W.

504
Hansen, David M,

504

556 Hanzel, John F.
503 Harbin, Charles M.
504
Harbort, Hugh V.
527 Harchetts, Michael J.
556 Hardaway, Caroline C
556 Hardaway, Robert W.
556 Hardee, Gene Eldred
527 Hardee, William P.
556 Hardie, Wade
556 504

503 Hardigree, Foster S.
527 483

527 Hardin, David L.

502 Hardin, Donald Steve
527 Hardin, Ian Russell
556 Hardm, Ferris H.

238 Harding, Gregory Lynn

Hardister, Charles D.
272 Hardwick, Carson V.

Hardy, Haskell David
527 Hargrove, Reginald G.
527 504

202 Hargrove, Thomas H.

Harkins, Daniel F.
527 Harley, James H.
253 Harmon, Frances N.

Harmon, Jerel Dean
443 556

Harmon, Leon Carroll
105 Harness, Connie Clyde

Harper, Bernard Caleb

503 Harper, Donald A.
556 Harper, Hayne P.
556 Harper, Lawrence O.
556 Harper, Rebecca H.
527 Harper, Stiles Mikell
556 420

527 Harpootlian, Richard
170 171,281,527

Harrell, Frances M.
468 556

218 Harrell, Joe Selvin

Harrell, Kathy Gail
503 Harrell, Morgan R.
556 Harrell, Raymond D.
556 Harrelson, Louie Wm.

527
503 Harrelson, Thomas O.
503 Harrington, Rudolph C.
556 264, 504

503 Harris, Christopher P.
527 Harris, David C.
253 Harris, Ettie Jeanne

Harris, Howard Roy
556 Harris, James W., Jr.
527 Harris, Myra Dale
556 Harris, Michael P.

503 Harris, Robert Arthur
556 232, 527

420 Harris, Robert H., Jr.
556 504

Harrison, Charles W.

Harrison, George M.
556 556

556 Harrison, Harold H., Jr.
253 Harritos, Harry C.

narrower. Jack S.
306 152, 155, 186, 221

233, 253, 468
556 narrower, Steven J.
256 Harry, Billie Ann

Harry, Oscar J.
420 455

242 Hart, Henry Grady, Jr.

Hart, Larry C.
420 Hart, Martha Elaine

504 527
Hart, Richard M.
Hart, Sandra L.
Harte, Suzanne E.

504 Harter, Joan Dianne
556 Hartley, John D.
527 431

309 Hartley, Robert Mann

527
264 Hartline, Charles R.

Hartling, Edward Wm.
527 Hartman. Robert D.
246 Hartnett, John F.

455
218 Hartzler, Mary Lenoir

Hartzog, James V.

556

Hartzog, Sherry Lee

557

253

Harvey, Aaron
527

278

504

Harvey, Alton Lester

557

527

Harvey, Bruce Randall

105

504

527

Harvey, Harlock W., Ill

469

556

Haselden, Alford

557

Haselden, Emory D.

443

227

Hash, Thomas F.

5041

Hass, Jane Watson

164

276

310, 528

Hasselback, Robert H.

557

504

Hasskamp, Wm Hartman

557

556

Hasslinger, Mark E.
431

229

Hastings, Michael R.

528

527

Hasty, Leonard J., Jr.

468

Hasty, Stephen Thomas

528

455

Hatchell, Charles D.

557

527

Hatchell, Rodger F.

229

289

528

Hathazy, Ronald J.

504

556

Hauseman, David N.

504

527

Haw, Elizabeth M.
Haw, Larry S., Jr.

504

Hawkins, Ethel J.

557

261

Hawkins, Fletcher G.

528

Hawkins, Frank G.

528

556

Hawkins, Hellen F.
Hawkins, Lola Head

504

556

Hawkins, Margaret L.

528

483

Hawkins, Phillip Lane

528

527

Hawkins, Patrick Ryan

443

556

Hawkins, Sandra Lou

557

Hawkins, William C, Jr.

455

260

Hawthorne, Jeffrey L.

504

Hay, James H.

267

170

528

Hayden, Wm Henry

557

170

Hayes, Barbara J.

310

Hayes, Joseph Trus

557

556

Hayes, Kenneth Bruce

528

443

Hayes, Linda Elaine

557

527

Hayes, Lera Olivia

556

Hayes, Mary Alice J.

105

Hayes, Michael A.

557

Hayes, Roger D.

105

527

455

226

Hayes, Rueben K.

Hayes, Stephen J.

246

527

Hayes, Terry Ann

528

504

Hayes, Thomas R.

469

Haythorne, Douglas K.

504

Haywood, Jamie L.

274

557

Hazelwood, Rober M.

483

556

Head, Ernest Franklin

557

151

Head, James D., Ill

504

Heath, Richard E., Jr.

264

84

443

Heath, Wayne H.

304

556

443

281

Heath, Wm Michael

557

Heaton, Malcolm E.

557

483

Heck, Charles C.

557

431

Heffner, Danny Earl

557

149

Heffron, Michael T.
Hefner, Larry D.

557

Heggood, Susan Dale

242

557

557

527

Hehn, Jonathan Marcus

557

271

Heins, August Erwin

557

Heintz, Keith F.

504

527

Heifer, Erika A.

504

468

Heller, Donald R.

504

306

Heller, Patricia A.
Hellwig, Ellen P.

504

557

Helms, James Mark

528

504

Helms, James W., Jr.

527

Helms, Richard Joe

557

527

Helsing, Erick R.

557

161

Hemphill, John A.

431

Hemphill, James C, IV

528

267

Henderson, Cheryl E.
Henderson, C. Warren

527

Henderson, Donald C.

527

Henderson, James A.

443

557

528

271

Henderson, Jas Eldon

Henderson, LykesS., Jr.

224

557

276

557

Henderson, Leonard T.

528

Henderson, Richard C.
Henderson, Robert R.

469
Henderson, Ronald T.
Henderson, Thomas R.
Henderson, Van Lloyd
Henderson, Wm Steve
Hendricks, George B.
Hendricks, James R., Jr.

229, 230, 234, 250,
Hendricks, Phil Lamar
Hendricks, Robert V.
Hendricks, Stephen E.

557
Hendrix, Charles M.

281, 557
Hendrix, James David

557
Hendrix, James E.
Hendrix, Leon J., Jr.
Hendrix, Ralph McC.
Hendrix, William J.
Hendrix, William T., Jr.
Henkel, Richard Ellis
Henley, George C.
Henne, Edward C, Jr.

469
Henning, Robert A.

504
Henriksen, Forrest A.
Henrikson, Stephen B.
Henrikson, Thomas A.
Henry, Dale Ronald
Henry, Dickey S.
Hensel, John L., Jr.
Henson, Carl Edwin
Herbster, Paul F., Jr.
Herlong, Dan Michael
Herndon, Samuel Leroy
Heron, William M.
Herrin, Ronald T.
Herrington, Edwin F.

528
Herron, Howard M.

279, 504
Hershberger, Ray M.
Hertz, Bruce D.
Hesse, Gordon L.
Hester, John David
Hester, Milton Steven
Heverley, Robert Linn
Heyn, Christopher D.
Heyward, James E., Jr.
Hiatt, Alan Berry
Hickman, Darryl Ross
Hicks, Donald C.
Hicks, Danny Oscar
Hicks, Lewis W.
Hicks, Nancy L.
Hicks, Ransom J.
Higgins, Donald H.
Higgins, Eugene F.
Hightower, John D., Jr.
Hightower, Judson R.
Hildebrand, Wm Guy
Hill, Christopher C.
Hill, David R.
Hill, Donald R.
Hill, Garth Lee, Jr.
Hill, Gary M.
Hill, Gerald William
Hill, James A., Jr.
Hill, Joseph Eugene
Hills, James M., Jr.
Hill, James R., Jr.
Hill, John Sylvester
Hill, Thomas M.
Hilley, John Robert
Hillyer, Michael J.
Hilsman, David L.
Hilton, George B.
Himmel, Ronald Gene
Hind, John K.
Hindman, Donald L.
Hindman, Joan Maurene

528
Hines, Kenneth F.
Hinkel, Dale Owen
Hinson, Albert A.

456
Hinson, Clinton R.

187, 504
Hinson, James R.

528

Hinson, Joseph T., Jr.

443

248

Hinson, Stephen L.
504

105

557

Hinson, William R.

528

Hinton, Rodger F.

557

528

Hipp, Charles R., Jr.

504

557

Hipp, Tommy C.

431

557

Hiser, Frederick L, Jr.

105

204

528

469

Hixon, George C, Jr.

469

557

Hixson, Stephen L.

504

Hlubb, Paul F., Jr.

281

222

528

Hoag, John R.

155

274

202,221,233,443
Hobbs, Allen M.

241

Hobbs, Curtis Leslie

557

Hobbs, Oswald T., Jr.

151

264, 528

Hockenberry, Mary L.

260

528

558

Hodge, Jerry W.

558

254

Hodges, Allen Hardy

170

557

171, 218,528

420

Hodges, Joseph P., Jr.

528

246

Hodgson, Elizabeth W.

Hodgson, Joseph R., Jr.

152

250

Hoefer, Joel M.

558

Hoffman, Sara Ann

558

557

Hoffman, Van B.

258

557

420

528

Hoffmeyer, George H. T.

504

557

Hoffmeyer, Louis Y.

528

557

Hogan, Curtis S., Jr.

558

557

Hogan, David Wayne

558

557

Hogg, Ronald J.

504

528

Holbrook, David M.

261

557

304

528

Holcombe, Claude Delk

558

528

Holcombe, James 0.

504

Holcombe, James Roy

504

229

Holcombe, Perry Dean

528

Holcombe, Susan G.

558

246

Holden, Sandra Alicia
558

147

528

Holden, Wm Lee, Jr.

558

Holder, William D.

246

504

469

557

Holladay, Charles H.

226

557

504

528

Holland, Charles R.

504

557

Holland, Edward J., Jr.

528

504

Holland, Lyman L.

504

Holland, Max G.

557

Holland, William R.

420

557

Holle, Wm Frederick

528

557

Holleman, Laurie Anne

283

455

558

557

Holliday, David M.

558

248

Holliday, Edward P.

504

Holliday, Elaine R.

504

557

Holliday, WmS., Jr.

504

528

Hollister, John W., Ill

528

Holloway, David A.

558

557

Holloway, Lee Otis

528

557

Holman, David 0.

150

455

264, 504

Holman, Frank K., Ill

504

528

Holman, James R.

504

Holmes, Billy Joe

528

Holmes, Christopher

558

557

Holmes, Charles M.

528

528

Holmes, Danny D.

528

Holmes, David M,
558

277

528

Holmes, Stewart M.

304

504

Holmes, Velda C.
Holshouser, H. L., Jr.

558

469

Hoist, Leon T., Jr.

420

Holstein, Thomas D.
528

272

557

Holton, Mary S.

281

224

504

225

Holzshu, Paul M.

558

310

Homan, Billy Bert
558

222,

504

Hood, James D.

504!

528

Hood, Patricia L.

558!

262

Hood, Wm David

558

Hook, Charles R.

105!

105

443

Hooks, Robert B., Jr.

528

Hooper, George Lee

558

tA.

NAME

Hope, Robert E., Jr.

504
Hopkins, John G., Jr.
Hopper, Henry Lee
Hopper, Horace R.
Hopper, Junius S.
Home, Daniel Cletus

528
Home, Eleanor Diane
Horres, John Jacob

558
Horres, Donald James
Horton, John A., Ill
Horton, John C.

230, 504
Horton, Michael Lee

528
Horton, Paul M.
Horton, Roy Ernest

528
Hostetler, John H.

456
Hotinger, Suzanne

528
Houck, Bates Riley
Houck, Charles H.
Houck, Sanford, Jr.
Householder, R. S., Jr.
Houseman, Robert W.
Houston, Charles I., Jr.
Houston, Terry D.
Houx, Phyllis Irene
Howard, Beverly E., Jr.
Howard, Charles R., Jr.
Howard, Debby Ann
Howard, Harry H., Ill
Howard, Michael R.
Howard, Norman A.
Howard, Stephen G.
Howard, Walter T.
Howell, George D.
Howell, John R., Jr.
Howell, William H.
Howes, Howard R.
Howie, Calvin Tycho
Hubbard, Greer C.
Hubbard, Julius C, III

505
Hubbard, H. Susan

223, 558
Hubbard, Stuart Jay
Huckabay, David A.

420
Huckaby, Charles B.

505
Huckaby, James W.
Hudgens, Anna Ruth

558
Hudgens, Barbara Ann
Hudgens, James M.

456
Hudgins, Thomas E.
Hudson, Calvin L.
Hudson, Larry Paul
Hudson, M. Elizabeth

443
Hudson, Mark Richards
Hudson, Richard H.
Huey, Cleveland A.
Huey, Cecil O., Jr.
Huff, David E.
Huff, James D., Jr.
Huff, James Wallace
Huff, Randolph B.
Huff, Raymond T.
Huffman, James R.
Huffman, Larry Ronald
Huffstetler, Curtis S.

505
Huggins, Charles W.

558
Huggins, Hugh L.
Huggms, Larry Bruce
Hughes, Buddy L.

238, 261, 420
Hughes, Edward M.
Hughes, George M.

443
Hughes, John C.
Hughes, Jerry Wayne
Hughes, Mary C.
Hughes, Randy P.
Hughes, Russell R.

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

279

558
558
431
528
262

528
274

558

223

246

420
247

528

504
456
528
504

528

528
558
528
277
558
504
469
504
504
505
505
558
528
218

147

558
272

505
274

505
158

529
306

Hughes, William M.
Hughes, Warden W.
Hughey, Marlene T.
Hughey, Parris M.
Hughey, Ronald D.

224, 277
Hull, Kenneth Ray
Humberd, David S.
Humphrey, Charles D.
Humphrey, Charles H.
Hemphrey, Kenneth A.

264, 505
Humphreys, Morgan R.
Humphries, Thomas C.
Hunnicutt, Helen M.
Hunnicutt, Michael D.
Hunt, Daniel Edward
Hunt, Daniel H.

153, 529
Hunt, Irving Wm., Ill

152, 558
Hunt, John Geoffrey

529
Hunt, Robert T., Jr.
Hunter, Carrell A.

309, 505
Hunter, Charles W.
Hunter, David F.
Hunter, George D., Jr.
Hunter, Georgia Ellis
Hunter, Harold H., Jr.
Hunter, Jane G.
Hunter, Joseph J., Ill
Hunter, Jack L.
Hunter, Joseph S.
Hunter, James T.
Huntley, Patrick W.

505
Hurley, Hugh Edward
Hurley, Noel McKay
Hurray, Robert Henry
Hursey, Joh E.
Hursey, Robert B.
Hurst, James C, Jr.
Jurt, Alvin Judson
Hustler, George Lloyd
Hutcheson, Aaron A.
Hutcheson, Edward T.
Hutchinson, Stephen F.
Hutson, Patricia Shaw
Hutto, David Ruple
Hutto, Martin H.
Hutto, Roger O.
Hutto, Wilburn L., Jr.
Hyatt, Gregory S.
Hyatt, Lonnie R.
Hyatt, Pamela Jill
Hyatt, William A.

469
Hyden, John William
Hyder, Alexsandra C.

558
Hyder, Toy Wayne
Hyman, Earl L.

Ibrahim, Ibrahim M.
Illman, Barry L.

505
529
529

558
505

227

558
558
505
558
263
152,

150

558
281

505
529
420
558

558
505

271
420
267

529
469
529

558
558

529
456
505
529
505
558
558
248

505
456

Inabinet, Andrew P.

456

505

Indyk, Gary S.

505

Ingles, Michael A.

443

Inglis, Stephen P.

558

505

Irelan, Frank Henry

105

529

529

Irick, Edward Francis

529

529

Irick, Wm Ronald

529

505

Irving, John Wolfs

558

505

Isenberg, Joel K.

558

274

Isenhour, Robert W.

Ivester, Wm Alan

558

281

Ivey, Danny Charles

558

420

Jackel, David G.

484

529

Jackel, Dana L.

505

217

Jacks, Diane E.

443

Jackson, Beverly Jo

529

558

Jackson, Carol E.

310

243

456

Jackson, Charles Ray

529

Jackson, Donald F., Jr.

558

558

Jackson, Daniel R.

247

528

505

558

Jackson, Evelyn C.

558

Jackson, Emma Jean

529

Jr.

Jackson, Glen John
Jackson, Herman B., Ji
Jackson, Harold D., Jr.
Jackson, James F.

469
Jackson, Jack J.

233, 456
Jackson, Jackie L.
Jackson, Leiand A.
Jackson, Philip W.
Jackson, Ruth Dunlap
Jackson, Robert Nash
Jackson, Ryan T., Ill

505
Jackson, Sallie M.

431
Jackson, Sammy S.
Jackson, Thomas C.
Jackson, Terry L.
Jackson, William E
Jackson, William T.
Jacobs, Glenn K.
Jacobs, Joseph S.

469
Jacobs, Thomas Lee
Jacobs, Wm Plumer, Jr

529
Jacques, John D.
Jager, Charles W.
Jain, Ramesh Chander
James, Dennis W.
James, Frances C.
James, Grady H.
James, Harold Senn
James, Joseph D.
James, John Charles
James, Larry Clifford

529
James, Richard D.
James, Ronald D.
James, Sylvia Anne
James, William J.
Jameson, Henry R.

529
Jamison, Ellis M., Jr.
Jamison, Robert E.
Jamison, Robert G.

529
Jamison, Richard M.
Jamison, Thomas A
Jamison, Thomas S.
Janas, Teddee Laura
Jay, John Henry
Jaynes, John Robert
Jebaily, Gerard C.

264, 505
Jeffcoat, Gail D.
Jeffcoat, John L., Jr.

484
Jeffers, John T.
Jeffords, Alton B.
Jeffords, Albert E.
Jeffords, Ben C.
Jeffords, Ernest Gary
Jeffords, Samuel J.
Jeffries, Francis A.

505
Jenkins, Arthur C, III
Jenkins, Arcada F.
Jenkins, Arthur W.
Jenkins, Bruce Wm
Jenkins, Carlton E.

484
Jenkins, Guy Arvin

529
Jenkins, George W.
Jenkins, Howell E.
Jenkins, Julia Ann

529
Jenkins, Jerry L.

456
Jenkins, John M.
Jenkins, Wilber H.
Jennings, Charles W.

469
Jennings, Eugene E.

559
Jennings, Gerald M.
Jennings, James J.
Jennings, Wayne D.
Jensen, Cheryl Denise
Jensen, James John

529

III

484
250

105
558
558

529
105

505

444
421
484

250

529
247

505
469

558
558

559
529
267

505
559
484
244

559
529
105

529
559

529
559
529
218

559
224

505
505
505
469
529

262

431
505
505
559
306

469
505
310

529
559
505
258

Jr.

Jeter, Dexter G., Ill

559
Jeter, Sheldon M.

234, 469
Johns, Douglas C.
Johns, James A., Ill
Johnson, Albert W.
Johnson, Conor D.
Johnson, Charles R.
Johnson, Danie A.

505
Johnson, Don Eugene

559
Johnson, Don K.
Johnson, Daniel R.

484
Johnson, Gary M.

505
Johnson, Herbert A

253, 469
Johnson, Harold L.

305, 505
Johnson, Horace S.
Johnson, Harold W., Jr,
Johnson, James B.
Johnson, John Hale
Johnson, James Leroy
Johnson, John M.

529
Johnson, Laval H.
Johnson, Laura Rogers
Johnson, Milledge A.
Johnson, Mary K.
Johnson, Michael L.
Johnson, Pope D., Ill
Johnson, Peter H.
Johnson, Pricilla Kay
Johnson, Phillip W.
Johnson, Richard A.
Johnson, Roger Dale
Johnson, Robert McC.

559
Johnson, Richard W.
Johnson, Stepehn Dale
Johnson, Stanley T.

559
Johnson, Thomas A.

559
Johnson, William A.
Johnson, William G.

444
Johnson, Wiley H., Jr.
Johnson, Wlater J., Jr.

559
Johnston, Albert E.

469
Johnston, John H.
Johnston, Melvin C.
Johnstone, Alan
Jolley, Roger D.
Jolly, Albert B., Jr.
Jolly, Robert Henry
Jones, Barry Neil
Jones, Casey Bartlett
Jones, Carl H., Ill
Jones, Clyde H., Jr.

229, 247
Jones. Champ Mc, Jr.
Jones, Daniel Hare, Jr.
Jones, David J., Jr.
Jones, David L.
Jones, Deanna T.
Jones, Donald Thad
Jones, Douglas W.
Jones, Evander S.
Jones, Gregory Alan

559
Jones, George Leslie

529
Jones, George Tripp
Jones, Homer Earl, Jr.
Jones, Howard M.

505
Jones, Howard Martin
Jones, Howard T.
Jones, John Boyce
Jones, Joseph C.
Jones, John D.
Jones, Joe Frank
Jones, Joe Kenneth
Jones, Janie Pearl
Jones, John R.
Jones, James W., Jr.

281
229

505
505

529
158

505
247

247
248

529
505
559
529
529
105

529
456
559
559
559
529
505
529
559
529
559
277

559
229

505
146

484
229

559
505
505
505
529
559
559
505
505

529
559
421
559

529
505
505
153

559
529
250

559
529

559
559
559
484
505

Jones, Kenneth H.
Jones, Kenneth Miley
Jones, Kathleen S.
Jones, Lennox K.
Jones, Minnie Clarice
Jones, Morelle C.
Jones, Marilyn J.

310,506
Jones, Michael Keith
Jones, Martinza L.

529
Jones, Michael R.
Jones, Mary S.
Jones, Peggy A.
Jones, Roy A.

506
Jones, Robert Loie
Jones, Richard M., Jr.
Jones, Rudolph M., Jr.

469
Jones, Robert S.
Jones, Raymoth Wm. Jr.
Jones, Ronald W.
Jones, Stephen Andrew
Jones, Steve L.

304, 484
Jones, Tony A.
Jones, Taylor Bowman
Jones, Thomas L.
Jones, Thomas Robert
Jones, Theodore E.
Jordan, Clifton K.
Jordan, James Carl
Jordan, John D.
Jordan, James Edward
Jordan, Joseph W.

469
Jordan, Kenneth F.
Jordan, Lewis Albert
Jordan, Larry Vernon
Jordan, Robert M.

484
Jordan, William F.
Jordan, William H.

530
Jordan, Wm. Lamar
Josey, John Wesley
Jowers, James C, Jr.

506
Joye, Dennis L.
Joye, Harry A., Jr.
Jumper, Billy C, Jr.
Jumper, Philip H.
Jurecek, Harvey
Justis, Robert C, Jr.
Kaba, Richard A.

506
Kahler, Cynthia R.
Kahler, Donald S., Jr.
Kahler, Martha L.
Kahrs, Wm. Henry
Kalley, Bruce L.
Kambhu, Kawi
Kambhu, Patsy S.
Kamen, Ian Bradley
Kammoun, George Jirji
Kane, Richard Thomas
Kania, Francis E.
Kapelis, Lia
Kapp, Richard Henry
Karesh, Stephen M.
Karesh, Sara Rachel
Karlton, Julia Ann
Karpik Wm. Richard
Kasha, Michael C.
Kaskin, David E.
Katz, Neil F.
Katzen, Marvin Leon

530
Kaulakis, Robert B.

151, 172,444
Kauric, William B.
Kauserud, John P.,
Kavan, Clifford B.

484
Kay, David Lee
Kay, Harold B., Jr.
Kaylor, Hal Michael

530
Kearse, Sidney Martin
Kee, Margaret E.
Keels, Thomas D., Jr.

Ill

505
559
529
559
529
431
164

529
309

506
105

506
279

529
444
484
559
289

506
506
506
559
469
529

506
530
244

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

Keels, Washington R.

506

Kinghorn, Edward T.

530

Kuester, Alan Willis

262

Laurey, Frances Lynn

560

Keeney, Bradford L.

281

Kinghorn, James B., Jr

506

506

Lauro, James D.

531

559

Kingsmore, Terry A.

226

Kuester, Steven Glen

530

Lavender, Elaine B.

Keese, Crawford M.

506

Kinkaid, Donald E.

Kuhn, Frank X. Ill

444

Lavender, Richard L.

506

Keese, Deryl C.

421

Kinsey, Horace D.

218

Kuisma, Linda Ruth

261

Lavker, Robert M.

Keeter, Wm. Halbert, Jr.

269

530

275, 530

Law, Donald McD., Jr.

531

530

Kirby, James R.

506

Kunz, Ralph Barber

247

Law, Philip E.

267

Kelaidis, Nicholas

559

Kirby, Robert Walker

530

530

506

Kellahan, William N.

506

Kirby, William H., Jr.

506

Kutches, Alexander J.

Lawhon, Don Eugene, Jr.

560

Kellahan, Warren V.

251

Kirkland, Leiand R., Jr.

Kutschenreuter, C. S.

Lawhon, Kenneth Lee

560

559

Kirkland, Margaret N.

192

Kutzleb, Richards.

530

Lawlor, Leslie M.

506

Kellam, Wm. Frank

240

560

Kytle, Sandra G.

Lawrence, Elaine J.

170

559

Kirkpatrick, Kenneth

506

531

Keller, Isaac L.

506

Kirkpatrick, William

506

Labbe, Leonder

Lawrence, Kathleen E.

444

Kellett, Fred, Jr.

559

Kish, Alex Joseph

Lacey, Ronald N.

271

Lawson, Larry Lester

105

Kellett, JamesP., IV

559

Kiskel, Keith J.

253

456

531

Kellett, Stanley R.

181

279, 506

Lacher, William L.

456

Lawson, Terry M.

247

444

Kissam, William T.

105

Ladd, Linda J.

530

531

Kelley, Charles A.

559

262, 456

Laden, Gary James

530

Lawton, Francis A.

560

Kelley, Charles F.

105

Kitchens, Ronald D.

105

Ladewig, David G.

560

Lawton, Francis A., Jr.

233, 444

456

Lafleur, Karen M.

Lawton, John G.

506

Kelley, Ivan F., Ill

456

Klahre, Thomas H.

530

Laforge, Robert L.

530

Lawton, James M.

202

Kelley, Jerry Lamar

530

Klawitter, Jerome J.

Lafoy, John B.

432

269, 281, 444

Kelley, James Manly

530

Klebe,E. Carlton

Lage, Bruce Trent

560

Lawton, Marion R.

531

Kelley, Wayne C.

530

Klein, Carol Lee

Lagrone, Arthur W., Jr.

277

Lawton, Robert P.

262

Kelley, Willie J.. Jr.

559

Klein, Violet Scott

456

305, 485

560

Kelly, Gary Leroy

559

Klemett, Ted M.

560

Laitala, Evron M.

506

Lawyer, Charles A.

506

Kelly, Joseph W., Jr.

226

Klinck, Susan E.

306

Lake, Kenneth Wm.

530

Lay, Clarence W.

560

530

530

Lake, Michael A.

247

Layton, Richard P.

531

Kelly, Karen E.

Kline, Stephen W.

560

506

Lazar, Stephen M.

560

Kelly, Katherine F.

Klintworth, John L.

506

Lake, Nancy L.

560

Leach, Alvin A.

531

Kelly, Mark E.

105

Kloba, Anthony A.

Lake, Robert J.

506

Leach, Barry D.

506

Klosky, James M.

530

Lalor, Keith Allen

560

Leaird, Wm Gary

560

Kelly, Rodney Alvin

530

Klugh, Thomas S., Jr.

506

Lam, Carlos F., Jr.

Leaman, Marshall A., Jr.

560

Kelly, Robert George

530

Knechtges, John F.

Lam, Chan Fun

Leard, Bobbie R.

Kelly, William D., Jr.

432

Kneece, John E.

421

Lam, Ruth Lee

Leary, f uy Bernard

531

Kelsey, James Patrick

559

Knight, Franklin Neal

530

Lamar, Ralph Dixon

530

Lease, Lynn R.

229

Kemmerlin, Thomas L.

560

Knight, George J., Jr.

485

Lamb, Robert Marshall

560

230, 234, 470

Kendall, Larry R.

431

Knight, James Alton

560

Lambert, Dorothy Lee

190

Leatherman, Linda T.

Kennedy, Charles D.

530

Knight, James M.

235

Lambert, Edythe R.

Ledbetter, Martha Sue

Kennedy, Charles E., II

421

Lambert, Frank L., Ill

Leddon, Warren E.

267

Kennedy, Donald R.

506

Knight, John Richard

530

Lambert, Linda C.

444

470

Kennedy, Harold Mack

261

Knight, Lora K.

560

Lampros, James J.

530

Lee, Cheryl L.

531

530

Knight, Larry R.

506

Lancianese, Joan E.

306

Lee, Charles R.

Kennedy, Wm. J., Ill

484

Knight, Margaret Ann

506

456

Lee, Franklin Carver

560

Kennette, Samuel D.

506

Knight, Mary Ellen

530

Land, Kenneth S.

560

Lee, Han C.

432

Kent, Richard P.

444

Knight, Mary Jo Anne

560

Landers, DAvid M.

506

Lee, James Austin

560

Kenyon, David C.

Knight, Odious O., Jr.

485

Landers, Janice M.

530

Lee, J. Keith

444

Kerrigan, Richard C.

444

Knight, Stephen J., Jr.

560

Landrum, Richard V.

560

Lee, Larry Edward

560

Kersey, Sidney P., Jr.

221

Knighton, Benj. L., Jr.

444

Lane, Gryason P.

444

Lee, Larry W.

209

229, 230, 266, 470

Knoerr, Robert Arnold

267

Lane, Tommy P., Jr.

253

470

Kessler, Milnor P., Jr.

530

530

470

Lee, Robert Earle

Kester, Ann Elliott

560

Knowles, Robert B.

530

Laney, Charlie Scott

560

Lee, Richard Foon

531

Key, Bobby Nathan

253

Knowles, Rupert G., Jr.

Laney, John Wilson

560

Lee, Robert Pual

531

530

Knowles, Robert R.

444

Laney, Thomas B., Jr

530

Lee, Stan Ronald

560

Keys, Kathryn Ellen

560

560

Lanford, Bobby L.

Lee, Thomas B.

506

Keys, Larry M.

105

Knowles, William T.

208

Lanford, John T., II

506

Lee, Thomas Daren

456

470

Lanford, Lewis Keith

531

Lee, Tyre D., Jr.

444

Kilby, Richard E.

530

Knoy, Kathryn W.

192

Langford, Marian E.

560

Lee, Terry L.

506

Kimbrell, Custis C.

421

223, 560

Langford, William D.

485

Lee, Wm Kenneth

Kimball, John Michael

560

Knudson, Donlad B., Jr.

247

Langley, Douglas B.

560

Leeke, Thomas Terrell

531

Kimbrell, William D.

560

506

Langley, Edward B.

560

Legnetti, Philip J.

560

Kimes, Delores A.

506

Knust, Jac Edward

530

Langley, Harry M.

Legrand, Jack A., Jr.

506

Kinard, Hubert Ira

261

Knust, Kenard M.

218

Langley, Larry C.

530

Lehecka, Charlotte F.

506

560

506

Langley, Leon H., Jr.

421

Lehecka, John A.

272

Kinard, James Ira

530

Kobs, Leo Joseph

560

Langley, Roger N.

531

421

Kinder, Harvey J.

506

Koch, John D.

258

Langley, Thomas K.

Lehmann, James Arnold

531

King, Diana Runkle

421

Lanham, Linda Jean

506

Lehotsky, Paul E.

271

King, Donnie R.

444

Koczan, David Alan

560

Lanier, Bruce N., Jr.

233

456

King, Francis M., Jr.

253

Koger, Robert M., Jr.

485

485

Leininger, Theodore

560

470

Kohl, James Douglas

560

Lank, David James

171

Leith, Robert Bruce

560

King. Francis W.

530

Kolb, R. Frank

263

560

Leinad, Thomas M.

King, Grady A., Jr.

281,485

Lankford, Francis W.

531

Lemacks, John Carroll

561

King, Jack Herbert

105

Koon, Jimmy Dale

560

Lapin, Jeffrey J.

145

Lemacks, Robert E.

367

530

Koretz, Barry R.

432

152, 153, 227, 506

507

King, Jo Jewell

530

Kormanicki, David Wm.

105

Laplaca, Andrew

218

Lemire, Joseph W., Jr.

531

King, James Melton

506

530

456

Len, James C.

432

King, James Michael

Kornegay, Billy H.

Laroche, Evans A., Jr.

225

Lenhardt, Robert Cody

531

King, Kenneth Vinton

530

Koss, David Michael

560

242, 470

Lentz, H. Donnis

531

King, Lloyd Govan, Jr.

560

Kossler, Judith Anne

560

Laroche, Edward B., Jr.

203

Leonard, Michael W.

258

King, M. Dalrymple

Kostyra, Frank

159

224, 277, 485

421

King, Michael Edwin

560

258, 421

Laroche, Julius M.

506

Leonard, Thomas F.

531

King, Mary Sojourner

444

Kowalski, Larry M.

Laroche, Micah J., Ill

506

Lesemann, Lawrence Wm

561

King, Oscar Stanley

530

Kozma, Paul J.

485

Larsen, Wm. A., Jr.

Lesesne, William E.

507

King, Pamela Joy

506

Krabel, Jeffrey R.

Lashley, Wm. A., Jr.

531

Lesley, Donald G.

507

King, Roachel Dent

279

Kraft, Judson Alan

560

Lassahn, Edward E., Jr.

531

Lesley, Edwin Odell

531

560

Krebs, William F., Ill

217

Latham, Frederick L.

531

Lesley, Ronnie Hudson

531

King, Robert J.

484

421

Lathan, Ed Thomas

531

Lesslie, John Arthur

561

King, Robert Taylor

530

Kress, Dean Herbert

560

Lathem, Margaret E.

560

Lester, Julie Anne

561

King, Thomas Mitchel

530

Krickhan, David L.

560

Latimer, Jo Anne

531

Lever, Jack Q., Jr.

531

King, William A., II

530

Kromka, Edward R.

560

Latimer, John Y.

506

Levine, Allen M.

507

Kinghorn, Anderson M.

229

Krudener, Arthur D.

251

Laubach, Wm. John

560

Levine, Paul F.

175

251,506

470

Laurent, Eugene A

432

Lewis, Archie J., Ill

421
Lewis, Clyde L.
Lewis, Dodge P.
Lewis, John E., Jr.
Lewis, John G.
Lewis, Martin Boyd
Lewis, Peter L.
Lewis, Robert D.
Lewter, Steve Jay
Leyh, Joseph C, Jr.
Lhotsky, Joseph M.

507
Liao, Nan Senn
Liao, Sheong Sang
Libby, Allan Winfield

190, 531
Libby, Carl E.
Liberatore, Frank P.

456
Liberty, Donald J.
Lide, Edgar Dargan
Lidsky, Arthur J.
Lillis, Gary Alan

531
Limbaugh, Douglas E.
Lin, Chung Chuan
Linder, Fred K.
Linder, Virgil F., Jr.
Lindfors, Ralph F.
Lindler, Arthur B., Ill
Lindsay, John C, Jr.
Lindsay, Susan
Lindsay, Donald R.
Lindsey, James M., Jr.
Lindsey, Kenneth Lane
Lindstrom, Wm Alfred
Lineberger, John M., Jr.
Liner, Gaines H.
Liner, Robert Allen
Lingle, Norman H.
Link, George Gregory
Linke, Ray E.

507
Linthicum, Bruce T.
Liphard, Robert E.
Lippi, Torre John
Lipscomb, Michael S.
Lipscomb, Robert L.

531
Liskey, James David
Little, Allan B., Jr.

421
Little, David D., Jr.

470
Little, Kaye S.
Little, Robert L.

421
Little, Sue Ann P.
Little, Thomas P.
Littlejohn, David G.

561
Littlejohn, Doris M.
Littlejohn, Frances W.
Littlejohn, Herbert T.

230, 444
Littlejohn, Jesse B.
Livingston, John A.
Livingston, James V.
Livingston, Whitner K.
Lloyd, Robert A., Jr.
Lockaby, Charles Wm
Lockaby, Frances H.
Locke, William C, Jr.
Lockery, James E., Jr.
Locklair, Michael L.

507
Lockwood, Dennis H.

531
Lodgek, Edwin A.
Loef, Sanford Harold
Lofstrom, Donald Jay
Lofton, Alexander L.
Lofton, Joyce Paschal
Logan, Joseph Wayne
Logan, Marlin D.
Lollis, Jerry Lee
London, Robert C.
Long, Eddie Gene
Long, Floyd S.
Long, George M.
Long, John F.
Long, Larry E.

256, 421

531

561
561
561
485
561
561
507
105

444
105

507
561
432
254

485
456
507
561
561
507
561
531
507

531
531
531
189

507
507
561
485
251

561
258

531
171

531
507
531
305

507
531

105

485
531
531
531
561
531

561
432

485
507
507
244

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

Long, Roy D.

244

457

Long, Terry Lockman

531

Long, Thomas Wm

561

Longshore, James M.

561

Longshore, Randolph E.

Looney, Dennis C.

531

Looney, Donald F.

470

Looney, Donnie Lamar

561

Lopez, Luis E.

Lorance, Robert Wayen

531

Lord, Andrew B.

277

485

Lorenzini, Craig J.

470

Loughridge, James E.

445

Love, James F., Jr.

217

457

Love, Keith S.

507

Love, Samuel D., Jr.

240

561

Lovell, Johnny B.

507

Lovett, Randolph F.

531

Lovette, Donald C.

561

Lowe, James H.

457

Lowe, Robert Stephen

531

Lowell, Robert J.

Lowrance, Harold W., Jr.

531

Lowry, Bruce W.

507

Lucius, Gene Powell

260

Lufi, Eldon David

470

Luker, Talmadge H.

507

Lukowski, Joseph, Jr.

561

Lunceford, Jay R.

445

Lund, Carl M., Jr.

264

445

Lupo, Perry Irvine

531

Lusk, Kathryn Anne

531

Lusk, Robert Patrick

561

Luther, Charles M., Jr.

561

Lutz, Karen B.

507

Luzzi, Richard A.

105

507

Lybrand, Benjamen R.

561

Lybrand, Curtis W.

561

Lyle, John D., Jr.

218

421

Lynch, David Craig

531

Lynch, Ronald F.

470

Lynes, Julianne

561

Lynn, Betty C.

309

507

Lynn, Herman P.

Lynn, John C.

507

Lynn, Joe H.

276

277, 485

Lynn, Louis B.

260

561

Lynn, Roger Samuel

561

Lyons, Robert A., Jr.

531

McCabe, Wm Morrall
McAbee, Marvin E.
McAbee, Michael Louie
McAlhany, Helen D.

561
McAlhany, John Wm
McAliley, John E.

507
McAliley, James P., Jr.
McAlister, Arthur E.
McAlister, C. E., Jr.
McAlister, Gerald K.
McAlister, Jeannette
McAlister, Van J.
McAllister, Angela C.
McAllister, H. D., Jr.
McAmish, Larry H.

445
McAninch, William J.
McArthur, Margaret E.

445
McBrayer, Harry E.

507
McBridge, John F., Ill
McBurnett, Raymond P.
McCabe, John D.

561
McCabe, Keith S.
McCall, Melvin R., Jr.
McCall, Ronald Joe
McCallum, Daniel B.
McCammon, James R.
McCanless, William V.

561
507
531
275

229

507
561
507
485
532
532
531
507
243

204
230

470
561
261

561

532

561

McCann, Jackson E., Jr. 532

McCarter, Betsy C. 561

McCarty, Joe A. 470

McCarty, John F. 532
McCaskill, Linda H.

McCaskill, Robert E. 275

507
McCaskill, Von H.
McClary, James T., Jr.

McCleave, Wm Robinson 561

McClelion, Wm Morris 561

McClendon, Thomas E. 507

McCleskey, Robert G. 561

McCleskey, Samuel L. 507
McClimon, Hugh P.

McClintock, Harold W. 272

561

McCloskey, Kirk M. 561

McClure, Anthony E. 561

McClure, David G. 507

McClure, Gregory A. 105

McClure, Michael H. 561

McClure, Patrick M. 532

McColl, James Benton 532

McCollough, Wm Welch 532

McCollum, Roger Lee 561

McCombs, Donnie R. 251

507

McCombs, Joel Wayne 532

McCombs, William R. 470

McConnell, Gary W. 485

McConnell, John M. 561

McConnell, Keith Ian 561

McConnell, Wm F., Jr. 532

McCorkle, Cavert K. 155
146, 229, 230, 264, 445

McCormick, Kathryn A. 561

McCormick, Robert E. 507
McCown, Suzanne

McCoy, Earl O., Jr. 507

McCoy, James Earle 561
McCoy, Michael T.

McCracken, J. Barry 248
159, 227, 230, 269, 281
485
McCracken, Otis R.
McCracken, T. Arden

McCrary, Brenda Carol 561

McCrary, Donn A. 163

232, 289

McCrary, Wm Reese 561

McCrorey, Steve S. 232

McCuen, Patricia Anne 561

McCullough, Howard L. 561

McCullough, Robert L. 561

McCurry, James F. 485

McDaniel, Diana Lynn 275

561

McDaniel, John Harry 532

McDaniel, Ronald A. 105

421

McDaniel, Robert C, Jr. 432

McDaniel, Reginald G. 561
McDaniel, Thurston H.
McDannald, Werner B.

McDonald, James W., Jr. 562

McDonald, Raymond D. 507

McDonell, Nancy V. 562

McDowell, Glen David 532

McElrath, Larry M. 562

McElveen, Stanely J. 247

507

McEntyre, Sylvia Ann 445

McFadden, Roy P. 457
McFaddin, Norman J.

McGee, Charles Edward 267

532

McGee, Edgar C. 105
144, 153, 155, 221, 233
251, 470

McGee, Jerry E. 485

McGee, James Rochelle 532

McGill, Earl Michael 457

McGill, Julian E. 507

McGill, James N., Jr. 254

421
McGill, Nancy Evelyn

McGinn, Wm Charlton 532

McGowan, Agnes E. 445

McGowan, John G. 470
McGriff, Maxine E.

McGuffee, Michael G. 532

McGuigan, Wm Patrick 532
McGuire, Harry M.

McHugh, Joe F., Jr.
Mclnnes, Peter McG.
Mclntyre, Larry F.

152, 562
McKamey, Douglas J.
McKee, Sherry A.
McKee, William J., Jr.
McKenzie, Charles J.
McKenzie, Herbert M.
McKenzie, Leslie E., Jr.
McKenzie, Marion D.
McKenzie, Martha Nell
McKeown, Michael 8.

507
McKeown, Samuel Kirk

244, 532
McKevlin, Thomas M., Jr.
McKie, Paul Augustus
McKinley, Juby M.
McKinney, Douglas C.
McKinney, Peter C.
McKinney, Robert A., Jr.
McKittrick, John D.
McKoy, Victor G.
McLane, James R.

507
McLaurin, Jewell P.

532
McLean, Charles David
McLellan, David A.
McLemore, Dan L.
McLeod, Jacob L.
McLeskey, James Lee
McMahan, David Kent
McMakin, John F.
McMakin, Michael E.
McManus, Wade H., Jr.
McMichael, James M.
McMillan, Lawrence C.
McMillan, Richard F.
McMullan, Jerry N.

267, 470
McMurray, John Lyon
McMurtrey, Marion R.
McNair, John Nicholas
McNamara, Cary D.
McNeely, Olin R.

McIMeight, Catherine W.
McNeight, Timothy L.
McNeill, Barry Dean
McNeill, Calvin R.
McNeill, Michael E.
McNeill, William A.

507
McNew, Wallace E., Jr.
McPherson, Larry P.

470
McPherson, Roger J.
McPherson, Thomas O.
McRoberts, David D.
McTamney, John M.
Mabry, Boyce Edward
Mabry, John F., Jr.
Mabry, Janice Lee
Mabry, William Edward
Macaulay, Mary Anne
Macauley, Margaret L.

532
MacDonald, James E.
MacDonald, Robert J.
Macera, Carmine John
Macfie, McGregors.

421
MacFie, Wade H., Jr.

445
Mackay, Mary Delia
Mackintosh, J. D., Ill
MacLean, Ruth H.
Macnutt, Lyman Gore
Macomson, Perry T., Jr.
Macvittie, Donald C.
Madden, Samuel N.
Madren, Kenneth V., Jr.
Magarian, Gary V.
Magathan, David H., Jr.
Mahaffey, Joel R.

508
Mahon, James Roger
Major, Charles R., Jr.
Maksymowicz, William

562
Maland, Mark

507
562
150

507
445
507
562
532
562
507
562
224

445
562

532
485
532

532
105

532
532

421
562
562
532

562
532
562
562
204

532
507
532
507
507

562
174
562
562
562
256

532

507
532
532
507
562
562

309

562
562
532
235

532
507

562
562

507
507
507
233

508
457
272

Malcom, Carol A.
Malcom, Joseph Adams
Mallaney, Robert G.
Mallory, Jean

310, 508
Malloy, Dennis John
Malmgren, John C.
Malphrus, Bobby Dale

562
Malphrus, Lewis D., Jr.

254, 508
Malphrus, Phillip W.
Malthouse, Nancy S.
Mandeville, John M.
Maner, Carol Lawton
Maner, James K., Jr.
Maness, James F.
Mangino, Adam L.
Mangum, Patricia A.

508
Manley, Brenda Sharon

152, 532
Mann, Gary Paul
Mann, John E.

432, 532
Mann, John Robert
Manning, Glenn McCall
Manning, Marion L.
Manos, George Charles
Mansfield, Laurence E.
Mansfield, Patricia A.

532
Marbut, Mariann
Marcengill, James M.

273, 486
Marcengill, Nancy Ann
Marchbanks, Marshall

229, 508
Marchbanks, Sherry L.

307, 532
Marchini, Robert R.
Marcinko, George J., Jr.
Marett, Mary Alice
Marinello, Guy H.
Marion, Stephen Henry

562
Marler, James A.

470
Marquardt, John C.
Marrah, George W.
Marshall, Bruce Wm
Marshall, Frederick
Marshall, John C.
Marshall, Robert M.
Martin, Anna K. .

421
Martin, Albert R.
Martin, Charlie R.
Martin, Dale

238, 258, 421
Martin, Douglas C.
Martin, David R., Jr.

422
Martin, George S.
Martin, John A.

508
Martin, Jerry Brannon
Martin, James D., Jr.
Martin, James Winton
Martin, Levon Carlon
Martin, Linda Marlene

307, 532
Martin, Montie C.
Martin, Robert Errol
Means, Kenneth Allan
Martin, Rodney Earl
Martin, Robert F.
Martin, Ronald Lewis
Martin, Scott A.

264, 532
Martin, Samuel C.
Martin, Theodore T.
Martin, Willie C.
Martin, William E.

508
Marturano, Robert G.
Mason, Wanda Gail
Mass, Wayne

422
Massey, Mary Jo
Massey, Norman Terry
Massingill, Stanley F.
Masters, Nancy Gail

532
508

218

562
485
457
562
585
532

309

151

508
244

532
486
532
562
311

562
227

421
532
562
222

532
562
532
508
260

508
532
235

562
305

562
247

562
562
260

445
532
562
532
508
562
229

562
562
105

532
532
471
532

, Jr.

Masucci. Donald
Mathias, Hubert L., Jr.
Mathias, Harvey R.

508
Mathis, Louis B., Jr.

532
Matson, Jack E.
Matthew, Robert T.,
Matthews, Betty Jo
Matthews, Charles L.
Matthews, David R.
Matthews, George G., Jr.
Matthews, Gary John
Matthews, Joel R.
Matthews, Teresa F.
Matthews, Walter E.
Mattis, Victoria Anne
Mattison, John P.
Mattison, Kenneth M.
Mattox, Barry Gray
Mauldin, John Thomas
Mauldin, Larry A.
Mauney, Dennis Leroy

533
Maw, Billy Joe
Maxwell, Lawrence L.
Maxwell, Michael J.

233
Maybin, Arthur H., Ill
Mayer, James E.
281, 508
Mayes, David W.
Mayfield, Claude B., Jr.
Mayfield, David R.

508
Mayfield, James K.

253
Maynard, Ben Allen

533
Maynard, Harry P., Jr.

273, 486
Maynard, Nadine S.
Mayne, Sherman T.
Mays, James Lloyd
Mays, William E.

508
Meaders, Allen B.

471
Meadowcroft, Kathryn
Meadows, Bobby G.
Meadows, Tommy C.
Medford, Alan Glenn
Medlin, Richard D.

533
Meehan, Jerry Andrew
Meehan, John Thomas
Meek, Thomas Edward
Meggs, Benjamin R., Jr.
Mehaffy, Dwight J.
Meister, William A.

508
Mellard, Charles W., Jr.
Mellard, Eugene S.
Mellichamp, Henry L.
Mellichamp, Joseph M.
Mellichamp, Peggy H.
Melnik, Joseph David

562
Melville, Robert J.
Melvin, Royce M.
Mente, Richard C.

224, 277, 486
Mercer, Errol Glenn
Mercier, Christine A.

508
Mercier, William T.
Merck, Brenda D.
Merck, Larry S.
Merck, Melvin Samuel

533
Meredith, Brenda D.
Merkel, Fritz Isham

533
Merrell, Thomas A., Jr.

233, 457
Merrick, Richard L.

508
Merrill, John D., Jr.
Merritt, Mitchell
Merritt, Robert T.
Merry, Walter D.

145, 153, 182, 221,
279, 508

562
532
251

508
508
562
471
508
182
508
508
508
508
532
486
445
562
533
562
229

508
231

508
269

508

247

471

218

240

533
105

445
562

562
105

562
508
562
533
562
242

562
533
533

508
243

533

222

562
311

422
508
231

562
219

181

84

486
562
422
84
233

NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

Messick, Thomas A. 562

Metsky, Gordon S. 562

Meyer, Daniel E. 508

Meyer, Theodore M. 563

Meyerriecks, Allan R. 563

Meyers, Virgil C, Jr. 471

Michael, Benjannin T. 105

445
Michaels, Edward 563

Michalowski, Joseph S. 105

533
Michel, Cheryl Anne 533

Michie, Robert Wm 267

563
Mickanis, John P. 563

Mickelson, Mike F. 305

Mikell, Charles H., Jr. 305

508
Mikell, John J.
Mikolajczyk, Sara J.
Miksis, Peter Edward
Milam, George K.
Milam, Ronald Walden
Milam, John M.
Milasnovich, Nick
Miles, Dean Allan
Miley, David Bowers
Milhous, Wilbur K.

533
Millar, Robert W.

486
Millen, William H.
Miller, Ansel Eldon
Miller, Bernard H., Jr.
Miller, Carl A.
Miller, Charles A.
Miller, Carey B.
Miller, Earl L., Jr.
Miller, E. Edwin, Jr.
Miller, Greer
Miller, George F., Jr.
Miller, James A.
Miller, Jame David
Miller, Jas Donaldson
Miller, John Edwin

533
Miller, John F., Jr.

454
Miller, James I.
Miller, James J.
Miller, John Milton
Miller, Linda Curran
Miller, Lane Duncan
Miller, Larry McSween
Miller, LeeS.
Miller, Michael A. 251

563
Miller, Marion C. 203

471
Miller, Ronald G. 105

508
Miller, Ronald I.
Miller, Wm Bradley 533

Miller, William E. 239

508
Miller, Waenard L., Jr. 508

Milligan, Thelbert J. 533

Milliken, Christopher
Milling, John McKey 159

508
Mills, Charlie E. 508

Mills, Oscar R., Ill 508

Mills, William T. 486

Millsap, William J. 508

Milton, Johnnie F., Jr. 105

533
Mims, Charles W. 209

422
Mims, James Allen, Jr. 533

Mims, Paul Wilson, Jr. 563

Mincey, John Paul 268

533
Minchew, Richard L. 457

Ming, Thomas Anthony 533
Minotti, Christel S. 445

Mirabelli, Anthony J. 264

533
Mishoe, James A. 486

Mishoe, John W. 238

256, 508
Mishoe, Stafford M. 533

Mitchell, Andes. 84

157, 231, 311, 445

563
563
563
563
486

563
563
275

508

563
533
563
533
533
533

258

210
445
508
533
533
508

533

Mitchell, David H., Jr.
Mitchell, David J.
Mitchell, E. Eugene
Mitchell, Jack H., Ill

508
Mitchell, Johnny O.
Mitchell, Lynn W., Jr.
Mitchell, Maxwell B.

471
Mitchell, Sally Faye
Mitchem, Steve J.
Mixon, Danny Ray
Mixon, Frank E.
Mizzell, Joseph P., Jr.
Mobley, Jerry A.
Mobley, James Ray
Mobley, Nancy Jo

563
Mobley, Robert S.
Mock, Gary N.
Mode, Clarence, III
Moffat, Robert D.

471
Moffat, Robert O.
Moffatt, Robert A.
Moffett, Jesse W., Ill
Mohrmann, Alan F.
Mole, Marvin L., Jr.
Molin, Oscar F., Jr.
Moll, Frances M.
Moll, John R.

508
Molten, Richard W., Jr.
Mondell, Frank W., Jr.
Montgomery, Carter E.

274, 533
Montgomery, Ronald J.
Montgomery, Samuel J.

Montjoy, Kenneth M.
471

Moore, Anthony Glenn

Moore, Charles G.
563

Moore, Colston H., Jr.

Moore, Charles Louis

Moore, Clyde M.
508

Moore, Dennis A.

Moore, Donald Boyd
445, 533

Moore, Dexter C.

Moore, Dennis Duane
533

Moore, Daniel F.

Moore, Danny Jerome

Moore, Donna Jean D.

Moore, Daniel Wm R.

Moore, Gary T.

Moore, Herbert B., Jr.

Moore, Harry G., Jr.

Moore, Harry L., Jr.

Moore, Henry P., Ill
422

Moore, Henry S.

Moore, James F., Jr.

Moore, Jimmy Lee

Moore, John L.

Moore, Noel M.
471

Moore, Patrick J.

Moore, Robert Andrew !

Moore, Robert F.

Moore, Robert N.

Moore, Robert S.

Moore, Ronnie Wm
563

Moore, Stephen T.
563

Moore, Thomas J., Jr.

Moore, Thomas R.

Moore, Vernon W., Jr.

Moore, Wayland L.

Moore, Warren Wesley

Moorehead, Robert B.

Moorehead, Robert S.

Moose, Harry E., Jr.
509

Mora, Frank N., Ill

Moran, Brian Vincent

Moran, James F.
563

Moreno, Hermogenes

Moreno, Juan Gustavo

563
563

563
533
256

508
508
533

422
508
533
150

563

563
268

445
508
563
445

533
508
268

432
238

563
277

563
563
244

533
240

508
281

508
533

533
257
486
533
486
240

563

563
509
247

563
i3
509
509
509
229

282

563
563
533

533
189

445
563
241

Morgan, David E.
Morgan, Donald R.

533
Morgan, Hugh F., Jr.
Morgan, John W., Ill
Morgan, Madeline
Morgan, Myran Ann

563
Morrell, George

509
Morris, Anne C.
Morris, Alvin Victor
Morris, Claude Lewis
Morris, Dennis Craig

563
Morris, Fred Parks

533
Morris, Glenn A.

533
Morris, Paul A.
254, 432
Morris, Robert T., II
Morris, Scott Wm
Morris, Thomas O., Jr.
Morris, Teddy, Jr.
Morrison, Craig R.
Morrison, Kenneth
Morrison, Stephen J.

445
Morrow, Furman R., Jr.
Morse, Russell J.
Morton, Benjamin C, Jr.
Morton, Robert Joseph
Moseley, John Z., Ill
Moseley, Stephen C.
Moser, Robert N.
Moss, Cathy Lou

533
Moss, Richard Neal
Moss, Robert W., Jr.
Moss, Thomas Connor
Mossman, Matthew M.
Moxon, Peter W.
Moyer, Eugene F., Jr.
Moyer, Robert D.

446
Moyer, Randolph M.
Mozen, Thomas C.
Mozingo, George Wm
Muccino, Paul John
Muckenfuss, Dacosta
Muckenfuss, Frances T.
Muckenfuss, Roger A.
Mudd, Roger W.
Muehlbauer, John C.
Mulchandani, Prakash
Muldrow, James E.
Muldrow, Robert M., Jr.
Mulherin, Francis J.
Mull, Myrtle Janice

509
Mullen, Howard P.
Mullen, John III
Mullen, John Davis
Mulligan, Terence J.
Mulligan, Wayne E.

509
Mullinax, Michael F.
Mullinnix, Wade C.
Mullins, Gary Lamar
Mullis, John Arthur
Mungo, Gloria Elaine
Munn, James Wesley
Munnerlyn, Stanley F.
Munns, John Arthur
Murdock, Edward C.
Murphree, Charles M.
Murphree, Joe Ed
Murphree, Wilma Smith
Murphy, Carl Forest
Murphy, James P.
Murray, Joe H., Jr.
Murray, Kevin Lloyd
Murray, Milledge G.
Murrell, Tom L., Jr.
Muschick, Russell P.
Musgraves, James L.
Musselwhite, Wm J.
Myers, Barnwell R., Ill

146, 156, 161, 23
Myers, David Mark
Myers, Frankie R.
Myers, Gregory B.

Myers, Grover E., Ill 219
279 486

Myers, John David 564

486 Myers, James H., Jr. 509

533 Myers, Jesse Wm 564
509 Myers, Milton, Jr.

227 Myers, Paul Charles 534

260 Nalley, Donald W.

Nalley, Mary W. 534

533 Narramore, David L. 432

563 Nash, Rufus Charlie
563 Nash, Richard F., Jr.
277 Nash, Robert R.

Nash, Wm Abner
269 Nasser, Thomas R.

Nazry, Larry L. 422

274 Neal, Bill L.

Neale, George D. 172

1 73 509

Needham, Richard S. 534

563 Neel, Gilder M., Jr. 509

563 Neel, Janie Elizabeth 534

563 Neely, Keith D. 262

563 457

533 Neely, LyIesS. 486

471 Neighbours, John O. 446

229 Nelson, Allen T. 564

Nelson, Charles A. 229

533 268, 564

432 Nelson, Charles B. 471

Nelson, Carl D., Jr. 231

533 234,471

Nelson, Charles D. 229

533 231,234,253

Nelson, George P., Jr. 471

307 Nelson, Rodney L. 486

Nemergut, John P. 221

563 233

446 Nepveux, Felix J., IV 186

533 268, 509

533 Nettles, Kenneth W. 268

509 471

533 Netzel, Joseph E. 446
279 Neuffer, John A. 446

Neuhaus, James Edward 534
563 Neuwirth, Joseph G. 471

432 Newall, Wm Copp, Jr. 564

563 Newlin, Kimrey D.
509 Newman, Carl E., Jr.

Newman, George A., II 534

Newman, Michael Dean 247
486 534

509 Newman, Peter R. 509

Newman, Thomas C. 471

Newton, Charles A. 509

457 Newton, Donald Andrew 534
277 Newton, Dennis W., Jr.
563 Newton, Joseph S. 149

190 150,229,231,234

Newton, Michael E, 277

563 564

Newton, Mitchell O. 254

563 422

446 Newton, Nathan S., Jr. 534
105 Newton, Ronald Wayne

Nicastri, Edward D. 509

Nichols, Amelia
509 Nichols, Arthur R. 244

563 457

Nichols, Henry E. 534

563 Nichols, James Alfred 238

534 257, 564

563 Nichols, Sylvia Evans

563 Nichols, Vivian L. 509

563 Nickel, Richards. 509

534 Nickles, Joe W. ' 217

534 254, 509

Nicks, Judith Anne 309

534 534

563 Niederhof, Richard C.

534 Niemeier, Charles C. 509

563 Nivert, Edward J. 105

509 509

457 Nix, Frank Horace

533 Nix, James Elbert

509 Noble, Larry H. 446

534 Nobles, Johnny W. 217
84 457

1,446 Noffz, William O., Jr. 422

534 Nolan, Jimmy E. 486

563 Nolen, Thomas D.

563 Norris, Andrew M. 564

Norris, Allen O.

486
Norris, Beverly R.

307, 446
Norris, Myra Allan

170
Norris, Sammie J., Jr.
Norris, Stephen M.
North, Stanley Roger
Northrup, Walter L.
Norton, John Croft

170, 534
Norville, Judith Anne
Norwood, Lois Y.
Nowakowski, Mark M.
Nuckols, Hodgdon C.

486
Nunes, Wilbur Joseph
Nusbickel, David C, Jr.

268, 509
Nussbaum, Georgetta
Nygaard, Eric B.
Nygard, Richard L.

Dates, Marsha Ruth

564
Oates, Larry W.
Oates, Roy Raymond
Oborn, Richard Louis
Obriant, Charles D.

509
O'Cain Charles F.

446
O'Cain, Jeffrey A.

509
O'Cain, William H.
O'Connor, James E.
O'Connor, Wm Terrell
O'Dell, James Cecil, Jr.
O'Dell, Suzanne
Odom, Donald W.

422
Odom, Henry B.
Odom, Homer C, Jr.
Odom, Philip N., Jr.
Odom, Richard B.
Ogburn, Daryle D.
Oglesby, Tommie M.
Oglesby, Willie H., Jr.
Oglestree, Robert D.
Ohanesian, Robert M.
Ohanlon, Joseph P.
Okelley, Gary R.
Okey, Philip C.
Oliphant, Ronald D.
Oliver, David Matthew
Oliver, Lester Ray
Oliver, Robert E., Ill
Olson, Christopher G.

486
Olson, Obert Eugene

509
Olszewski, Harry L.

457
O'Neal, Bradley Joel
O'Neal, John Pat, Jr.
O'Neal, Malcolm J.

289, 457
O'Neal, Thomas N.
Opiiger, Clyde E.
Oriley, James T.
Orne, Richard Thomas
Ornitz, Barry Louis
Orr, George D.
Orr, James Wilton
Orr, Robert B., Jr.
Orr, William K.
Orr, William M.

509
Osborne, George B., Jr.
Osborne, Guy Laurence
Osborne, Michael W.

509
Osef, Wayne Robert
Oshields, David M.

509
Osteen, Mary Ann
Ostrom, Ralph K., Jr.
Ott, David A.
Ott, Francis Mitchell
Ott, Marilyn Ann
Ouzts, Ronald Irby
Overcash, Danny R.

241

147

154

564
534

509
151

564
277

534
162

564
432

509
564
534
169

432
509
534
564
509
261

486
564
509
534
534
534
564

534
534

146

279

105

534

262

446
564
534
446

509
509
253

534
564
247

534

248

564
509
534

NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

Owen, Jerry A

509

Owen, Kenneth L.

509

Owen, Lawrence T.

509

Owen, Maida A.

310

471

Owen, Sherril Ann

564

Owens, Carl B.

457

Owens, Coleman C, Jr.

534

Owens, Charles H.

Owens, Carol Padgett

Owens, Daniel H.

471

Owens, Dennis W.

564

Owens, James C.

446

Owens, Jesse E.

422

Owens, Leroy F., Jr.

564

Owens, Rebecca E.

564

Owens, Thomas Dean, Jr

Owens, Tony Joe

564

Owings, John Henry

534

Owings, Margaret A.

262

509

Oxford, John J., Jr.

564

Oxier, Steven J.

219

509

Oxner, Sherry Jean

564

Ozbolt, Bernard R.

258

564

Pace, Gary L.

509

Pace, Robert A.

251

268, 509

Pace, Richard M.

Pace, Shelton James

564

Pace, Steve Preston

564

Pack, John E.

564

Padgett, Donald Neal

534

Padgett, Fred McTeer

564

Padgett, Horace D., Jr.

534

Padgett, James G., Jr.

413

446

Padgett, William J.

Page, Bryan C.

509

Page, Cole Livingston

564

Page, Everette Orwig

534

Page, Herbert Dan

564

Page, John Dennis, III

564

Paine, Robert Lee

564

Painter, James W.

509

Painter, Kerry Coke

279

564

Palmer, David Lanier

534

Palmer, Elizabeth M.

509

Palmer, John D.

509

Palmer, James H

Palmer, Johnny W., Jr.

564

Palmer, Jeffrey Todd

534

Palmer, William H.

509

Palmer, Wm. Riley

534

Pappas, Peter Wm.

564

Pardue, John C, Jr.

254

509

Parham, Herbert L., Jr.

534

Parker, Aubrey Walker

534

Parker, Charles H.

446

Parker, David DeKalb

564

Parker, Daniel F.

564

Parker, David J.

510

Parker, Jerry C.
Parker, John E.
Parker, James Thomas
Parker, Linda Marie

534
Parker, Larry V.
Parker, Robert M.

564
Parker, Shelly B., Jr.
Parks, Claude A.
Parks, Gordon L.
Parmer, Wayne W.
Parnell, Calvin B., Jr
Parnell, Joel Dennis
Parnell, Labonney L.
Parnell, Williams,
parrado, Pedro M.
Parris, Keith R.

510
Parris, Randy G.
Parrott, Perry M., Jr.
Parsons, James Hilton

564
Parsons, Wm. Thomas
Partlow, Harry B., Jr.

534

510
254

534

457

564
564
534

229

510

223

564
240

Pate, Charles William
Patey, Carolyn S.
Patrick, Dennis Paul

564
Patrick, James R.
Patrick, Lester R., Jr.
Patrick, Paul D., Ill

534
Patrick, Raymond Lee
Patrick, William D.

457
Patten, Alan D., Jr.

510
Patten, Mack I
Patterson, Charlton B.
Patterson, Chas. Wm. Jr.
Patterson, Douglas E.
Patterson, Donald P.
Patterson, John A.

275, 534
Patterson, John Edgar

564
Patterson, Judy F.
Patterson, James 0.
Patterson, Michael D.
Patterson, Michael Y.
Patterson, Robert G.

564
Patterson, Samuel J.
Patterson, Warren N.
Patterson, Wm. Sherril
Paulling, Ben Max
Pavlasek, Stephen Jr.
Payne, David Huston
Payne, Gary Michael
Payne, Henry R.
Payne, James E.
Payne, Myron W.
Payne, Robert H.
Payne, William M.

487
Peach, Karl Ernest
Peace, David Leslie
Pearce, Ann Lindsay
Pearce, Frank W., Jr.
Pearce, John A.

253,471
Pearce, Wm. Gregory
Pearre, Charles Ray
Pearson, Wm. James Jr.
Peden, Allene Coker
Peden, Houston A., Jr.

510
Pederson, Richard A.
Pedrick, Roger Leroy
Peek, David Murray
Peele, Lawrence C.

229, 231,446
Peele, Lucas R., Jr.

510
Peeler, Harvey S., Jr.

535
Peeples, James B., Jr.

535
Pegram, Philip B.

471
Pellerin, Henry A.
Pelletier, Dana G.
Pelletier, Renaud E.
Pender, Georgia Ann
Pendergrass, Samuel
Pendry, Neil G.
Penland, Kenneth A.
Pennington, Deanna

457
Pensado, Frank D.
Pepple, Brenda Lee

535
Percival, Henry F.
Perez, Stanley Victor
Perkens, Henry H., Jr.
Perkins, John C.
Perkins, Tommy Gene
Perkins, Warren S.
Perry, Robert Edgar
Perry, Robert V.
Perry, Suzanne Marie
Persak, Robert J.

422
Pesavento, Charles R.
Peters, William C.

510
Petersen, Donald C.

565

534

Petersen, Scott D.

535

Porter, James David

565

510

Peterson, Eugene C, Jr.

565

Porter, James E., Ill

105

223

Peterson, James A., Jr.

535

305

Peterson, Thomas E.

565

Porter, Joseph H.

565

564

Petrou, Mona Fouad

Porter, Larry Edward

565

564

Petrusky, Kenneth G.

535

Posch, Paul J.

271

275

Pettit, Burnett A., Jr.

510

510

Pettit, Raymond H., Jr.

565

Pospisil, Carl Frank

565

534

Pettit, Thomas B., Ill

Pospisil, Thomas E.

510

226

Petusky, George, III

275

Poston, Joe A.

458

535

Poston, Russell A.

258

226

Pfliegel, J. Thomas

535

Phifer, Lonnie D., Ill

159

Poteat, Geela Bopeep

243

208, 471

565

534

Philips, George Davis

565

Poteat, William E.

487

510

Phillips, Alvin B.

510

Potts, Charlie K., Jr.

227

486

Phillips, Clarence E.

565

510

534

Phillips, Edgar Homer

219

Potts, John L.

472

219

535

Poulton, Reece E.

446

Phillips, George A.

271

Pounder, Donald B.

229

275

457

472

Phillips, Gary C.

471

Powell, Ann Marie

535

510

Phillips, Glenn W.

Powell, Bobby E.

534

Phillips, Janice B.

Powell, Clinton James

565

534

Phillips, James D.

510

Powell, Harold 8., Jr.

535

446

Phillips, James K.

446

Powell, Julian L.

565

258

Phillips, Jackie R.

457

Powell, James Rickey

565

Phillips, Jean U.

Powell, Richard L.

432

534

Phillips, Michael R.

535

Powell, Timothy H.

510

209

Phillips, Randall C.

535

Power, Ronald E.

253

564

Phillips, Richard E.

240

472

564

487

Power, Wm. Stanley

565

422

Phillips, Roberta.

565

Powers, Churchill C.

535

534

Phillips, Robert H.

565

Powers, Mitchell R., Jr

565

564

Phillips, Robert J.

258

Powers, Morris W.

564

510

Prater, Edward L.

510

Phillips, Steve F.

Prather, James L., Jr.

510

305

Phillips, Terry H.

243

Pratt, Laura E.

170

510

510

510

269

Phillips, Terry Wayne

Preacher, James W.

565

Phillips, William R.

268

Presnell, Edwin Sharp

565

Philpott, Larry D.

535

Pressly, Wm. Buck S.

535

564

Piatt, Raymond Keast

Presson, William W.

242

457

Pierce, Harry E.

565

535

Pike, Jeremy P. H.

Price, Frank John

565

159

Pilcher, Lester Y.

510

Price, Hinton A., Jr.

510

Pilgrim, Raymond S.

565

Price,John H.

487

534

Pilo, Richard Joseph

535

Price, James W., Jr.

564

Pimlott, Richard T.

422

Price, Robert C.

510

564

Pinckney, Edward

446

Price, Samuel J., Ill

Pinto, Norman Bruce

565

Price, Terry C.

510

159

Pinson, William E., Jr.

224

Prichard, Linda Gail

510

269, 282, 472

Priddy, Ricky Vernon

535

446

Pitchford, Charles H.

Pridemore, William J.

229

510

Pitman, Benjamin C, Jr.

446

Pridmore, Robert M.

535

Pitner, George D.

535

Prince, Brooks R.

565

227

Pittman, James E., Jr.

565

Pringle, Charles G.

510

Pitts, Elizabeth

535

Pringle, Jeffrey C.

510

170

Pitts, Mary Parks

Pritchard, Jeff 0.

510

Pitts, Wesley M., Jr.

565

Pritchard, M. G., Jr.

211

244

Pizzicato, James M.

535

233, 289

Planck, Sharon Lynne

510

Privette, Charles V.

247

Plante, Robert M.

535

Probst, Charles W., 11

Piatt, Michael Edward

565

Prochaska, Bobby J.

253

Player, Orville V., Ill

432

Prohaska, John Wm., Jr.

565

Player, Vinroe S.

510

Prochaska, Paulette F.

446

Player, Warren T.

432

Propes, Thomas Emery

535

535

Ploof, Richard W.

535

Pruett, Robert E.

472

510

Poe, William N., Jr.

535

Pruitt, Albert B.

565

Pohl, Richard R.

422

Pruitt, Linda J.

189

565

Poindexter, C. E.

510

565

Poland, James J.

422

Puckhaber, Carl W.

446

Polatty, James Wilson

535

Pullin, Tim Wayne

565

307

Poling, James F.

510

Pulliam, Gary P.

510

Polk, Dwight W.

Pundt, Vanderbilt C.

535

535

Pollard, Clint Edward

565

Purdy, John N.

487

309

Pool, Joseph D., Jr.

565

Purser, Johnny H.

510

Pool, William T., Jr.

247

Pursley, Larry E.

565

472

Pusey, Edward Stuart

535

535

Poole, Bobby Joe

247

Putman, Carol Dean

565

535

Putman, Kenneth Wayne

447

Poore, Victor H.

277

Putnam, David M.

262

565

472

458

241

Pooser, Walter, K., Jr.

510

Putnam, Hugh D., Jr.

510

565

Pope, Arthur L.

203

Putnam, James R.

565

457

422

Putnam, William M., Jr.

219

Pope, James L., Ill

565

253, 472

219

Pope, Robert M., Jr.

Pope, Thomas E.

510

Ouattlebaum, Martin

565

565

Popowski, Jon P.

565

Quesenbury, Robert C.

277

Procher, John L.

422

Quick, Karen Lee

565

Porter, Cless F.

510

Quinn, Steve A.

254

277

Porter, David Garvin

535

422

Quintana, Raul

Raab, Herbert E.

Rabon, Kenneth E. 565

Race, Linda J.

Radcliffe, Thomas H. 565

Radke, Randolph H. 447

Raffield, Wm. Dunlop 223

Ragsdale, Edmond M. 305

535
Ragsdale, Jere L. 169

510
Rahim, Mir Z. 472

565
Rahim, Mir Sarfraz
Railton, Dianne D. 164

535
Raines, Douglas M. 565

Raines, Kirby D. 510

Rainey, Angela Witt 172

565
Ralston, Frank E. 565

Ralston, Wm. L., Ill 305

535
Ramage, Daniel E.
Ramey, Henry E., Jr.
Ramey, Jane E. S.
Ramey, James T., Jr. 227

510
Rampey, Julius D. 447

Rampey, Rita Jo. 565

Ramsay, James F. 510

Ramsey, Arnold Joseph 535
Ramsey, Jackson B., Jr.
Ramsey, James G. 242

510
Ramsey, Thomas B. 565

Ramsey, Ted Nathan 565

Randel, Jeffrey K. 422

Randolph, Richard D. 565

Rankin, George David 535

Rash, Christopher K. 535

Rash, James H., Jr.
Rasheed, Emile 510

Ratliff, James W., Ill 275

535
Ratliff, Wilson B., Jr.
Ratterree, Charles H. 535

Raup, Paul Mitchell 565

Rawl, Danny Allen 535

Ray, Freddy Hugh 535

Ray, George Dewey 535

Ray, John Gregory 565

Ray, Lawrence Kent 265

535
Ray, Williams. 231

265, 447
Ray, Walter Samuel
Rayburn, Roland L. 105

510
Rayfield, Howard C. 565

Rayle, Bruce E. 268

535
Raymond, Charles E., Jr. 566
Raynal, Dudley J. 510

Ready, Edgar L. 272

422
Reagan, John A., Ill 305

510
Reames, James F., Jr. 510

Rearden, Robert S., Jr. 268

472
Reavis, Paul Ervin 566

Rector, Michael B. 566

Redden, James D. 221

231, 234,472
Reed, Edward C. 510

Reed, George M., Jr. 510

Reed, Henry J.

Reed, Harry m', Jr. 535

Reed, James R. 510

Reed, Wayne M. 510

Reese, Charles J.
Reese, Charles R. 203

225,231,234, 242,472
Reese, Wm. Mobley 164

229, 535
Reeves, Adger S. 487

Reeves, Claude Lloyd
Reeves, Daniel Wm. 566

Reeves, James E., Jr. 253

472
Reeves, John H., Jr. 511

NAME

Reeves, Mickey E.
Reeves, Rodney David
Rehm, Frederick G., Ill
Reid, Albert R.
511, 271
Reid, Samuel Fraser
Reider, David Alan
Reinert, James A.
Reinhardt, Leslie R.
Reisen, William K.
Reiter, Betty Baker
Reiter, Harold B.
Reith, Richard W.

566
Rembert, Marion R., Jr.
Rentz, Aaron Wm.
Rentz, Floria Jean
Rentz, Norman G., Jr.
Rentz, Richard W.
Renwick, Gary S.
Repka, Ronald John
Rescoria, Walter G., Jr.
Reuter, David Michael

535
Reynolds, Hammond G.
Reynolds, Jack B., Jr.
Reynolds, John H., IV
Reynolds, Joseph Wm.
Reynolds, Mark Allen
Reynolds, Peggy Anne
Reynolds, Perry H.
Reynolds, Wm. E., Jr.
Reynolds, Wanda J.
Rhea, Richard R.
Rhodes, Daniel Harlan

511
Rhodes, Danny L.

233, 447
Rhodes, David W.
Rhodes, Robin B.
Rhodes, Samuel F.
Rhodes, Wm. Boyd III

152, 536
Rhyner, William E., Jr.
Rhyne, Bruce T.

487
Rice, Craig G.
Rice, James Cleon
Rice, Jonathan C,
Rice, James D., Jr.
Rice, Marion D.
Rice, Michael E.
Rice, Michael Steven
Rice, Philip F.
Rice, Ronald E., Jr.
Rice, Richard Merle
Rice, Richard W.

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

III

472
535

432
219

566
535

282

472

566

535

511

535

447

14

566

219

566

566
566

566
487
472

535
159

447
566
151

536
226

511

536
566
487
472

229

231, 234, 247, 268 472

Rice, Sharon Lee
Richards, Francis R.
Richards, Robert B.

511
Richardson, Andrew L.
Richardson, Carol Ann
Richardson, Donny W.

536
Richardson, George E.
Richardson, Gary F.
Richarson, Joel K.
Richardson, Joseph R.
Richardson, Marshall
Richardson Mathias B.
Richardson, Terry E.
Richardson, Wm. Curtis

566
Richbourg, Henry L., Jr.
Richbourg, Virginia D.

536
Richey, Terry Micahel
Richter, William A.
Ricket, Kenneth T.
Riddle, Charles D.
Riddle, Herbert E., Jr.
Riddle, Ruttland E.

511
Riddle, Robert Saye
Ridgeway, Linda F.
Ridgeway, Ronald L.
Rieker, James M.

472
Riggs, DAvid A.
Riggs, Walter E.

282, 511

566

566
566
105

566
203
566

447
233
222

566
247

566
472
432
422
422
254

536
511
566
247

Rigler, Earl K.
Riley, Alvin V., Jr.
Riley, Michael W.
Riley, Tilden F.
Riley, William P.
Rimer, James L., Ill
Rinehart, Ernest L., Jr.
Rinehart, Joseph A.
Riser, Jacob Sidney
Rissel, Park Theodore
Rissetto, Victoria
Ritch, Morris Rea, III
Ritchie, Ronald B.

511
Ritchie, Teresa C.

423
Ritter, Dale Robert
Rivenbark, Michael D.
Rivers, Charles Edwin
Rivers, James C, Jr.

536
Rivers, James L., Jr.
Rivers, Wm. Miley
Roach, James M.

182, 511
Robbins, Frederick H.

472
Robbins, Richard C.
Robbins, Vernon A., Jr.

511
Roberson, Marvin R.
Roberson, Wayne J.
Roberts, Bruce D.
Roberts, Charles L.

487
Roberts, Judith A.
Roberts, John E., Ill

536
Roberts, Janice Rae
Roberts, John Randel
Roberts, John T., Jr.
Roberts, William A.
Roberts, Wallace E.
Robertson, Calvin T.
Robertson, Edward H.
Robertson, James F.
Robertson, James Van

536
Robertson, Owen C, Jr.

511
Robertson, Victor N.
Robertson, William T.
Robey, Robert Harvey
Robinett, Jon Harold
Robinette, Fred M.
Robins, Harriet V.

536
Robinson, Barry C.

262
Robinson, Bobby H.
Robinson, Charles W.
Robinson, Eugene C.
Robinson, George S.

511
Robinson, James C.
Robinson, Larry G.
Robinson, Lawrence H.
Robinson, Nancy E.
Robinson, Ronald L.
Robinson, Ronald S.
Robinson, Thomas M.
Robinson, Walter C.
Robinson, Wm. Edward

536
Robuck, John H.
Roche, Richard L.
Rochester, Donald E.
Rochester, David P.
Rochester, Earle F.
Rochester, Joseph R.
Rockwell, Jeffrey C.
Roddey, Michael Ellis
Roden, Harry Hays
Rodgers, Carol T.

447
Rodgers, Carolyn V.
Rodgers. Dawn Somers
Rodgers, Eston L, Jr.

487
Rodrigues, George C.

472

Roebuck, Bill D.

423

566
511
566
536
566
536
536
566
536
150

311

566
536
423

536
84

566
277

536
265

566
566
566
566
511
511
447
536
265

247

511
536
566

311

219

487
242

566
566
566
566
447
247

511
487
536
487

536
536

279
311
279
247
217

Roedersheimer, R. J.
Roediger, Charles L.

311
Roeser, John D.
Roesler, Richard A.
Roets, James C.

487
Rogers, Barbara Lynn
Rogers, Charles T.
Rogers, Clark T.
Rogers, Donald C.

566
Rogers, Dan Milton E.
Rogers, Evelyn T.
Rogers, Freida Jean
Rogers, Floyd T.
Rogers, George M.
Rogers, John C.
Rogers, Jacob Rhodes
Rogers, James R.
Rogers, Jackie Thomas
Rogers, Phillip D.

536
Rogers, Philip W., Jr.
Rogers, Randolph G.

536
Rogers, Timothy F.
Rogers, Virginia A.
Rohde, Nathan L.
Rohrbach, James J., Jr.
Roland, Ralph D.
Rollins, Steve E.
Rompala, John T.
Roof, Robert Crosson

536
Roof, Ronald Wingard
Rook, Benjamin T.
Rooks, John M., Jr.
Roper, Jack Richard
Roper, Truman D.
Roquemore, J. Pete

487
Rose, Ashton Neal
Rose, Bruce J.
Rose, Colleen L.

Rose, William H.

Rosebrock, Del A.

Ross, Glenn Homer

Ross, Jeffrey David

Ross, John N.

Rouse, James Richard

Rowand, Thomas F.

Rowell, Jeff Willard

Rowell, Phillip James

Rowland, David H.

Rowland, Earle, II
511

Royce, Philip A.
259, 423

Rozier, Donald Lewis

Rubertus, William K.

Rubich, Edward M., Jr.

Rucker, Douglas R.

Rudisill, Harron E.

Rudloff, Paul T.

Rudy, Bru ce C.

Ruff, Faye L.

Ruffner, Robert D.
447

Rule, Kathleen S.

Rumfelt, Wm.Lee

Rumpel, Charles H., Ill

Rupert, Don A.

Rush, Bruce T.

Rush, George C.

Rush, George D., Ill

Rush, William A.

Russell, Donald E.

Russell, Donald R.

Russell, James III
511

Russell, James B.

Russell, Robert B.

Russell. Robert W.

Russell, Stephen A.

Russell, Wm. Bruce

Rutherford, James M.

Rutland. Charles R.
536

Rutland. Donald E.

Rydarowski, Richard

Sachsenmaier, Charles

566
536

511
447
447
229

536

566
233
536
423
536

566
233

105
256

278
566
566
271

247

536
433
511
536
511
277

275
566

536
536
566
511
566
511
536
566
566
255

235

536
447
511

433
536

566
105

566
566

566
433
511

511
566

567
567

567
567
567
247

511
536

Sadler, Marion F., Jr.
Sadowski, David L.

536
Saggus, Patricia Ann
Sain, Donald L.
Salamony, James E.

511
Salley, Thomas Boone
Salmons, Thomas W., Ill
Sammon, Gerard Paul
Sammons, Donna F.
Sammons, Melvin E., Jr.
Sanchez, David Carl
Sandberg, Steven A.
Sanders, Beverly Ann
Sanders, Darryl Paul
Sanders, Eric Brooks
Sanders, Guy S., Ill
Sanders, Horace K., Jr.
Sanders, John Lamar
Sanders, James R.. Jr.
Sanders, Marvin L.

423
Sanders, Paul H.
Sanders, Rebecca L.
Sandifer, Frances H.
Sandifer, Johnny B.

265, 511
Sandifer, William P.
Sands, Robert Roy
Sansbury, Willie D.
Sargent, Frederick A.
Sargent, Robert S.
Sarka. Evelyn Ann

447
Sarratt, Virginia D.
Sartain, Kenneth W.

536
Satcher, William W.

423
Satterfield, Phil E.
Satterwhite. Claude W.

423
Saunders, Alvin E., Jr.
Saunders, Ralph J.
Saverance, Jean M.
Saverance, Wm. Dawson

Savin. Richard Albert

Savitsky, Ludmila A.

Savitsky. Mark G.

Sawyer, Thomas W.

Scarborough. James W.
511

Scarborough, Robert B.

Scates, Richard E., Jr.

Scavens. Rebecca C.
511

Schack, Richard G.

Schaedel, John P.

Schaffer, Norman C.

Scheid, Charles F.

Scherler. William B.
511

Schettino. James J.

Schichler. Ernest A.

Schielke, Dale Roy

Schilling, Frederick

Schirmer, Elizabeth H.
511

Schirmer, Frank B., Ill

Schleig, John O., Jr.
458

Schlupp, William

Schmalz, Richard A.

Schmidt, Carl V.

Schmidt, Frank R.

Schmidt. Kenneth Wm.
536

Schmidt. Robert C, Jr.

Schmincke. Charles T.

Schneider. Josh Fred

Schneider. Kenneth Wm.

Schneider. Raymond H.

Schoper, Gregory C.

Schraibman. Julian S.

Schreiber. Max Moise

Schroff. Edward G.

Schroeder. Richard H.

Schuiz, Howard L.

Schulz. Kenneth P.

Schulze. Harry S.. Jr.
567

Schulze. William C.

567

Schumacher. Otto H.

567

105

Schumann. Klaus R. K.

,

Schumm. Wayne Herbert

567

567

Schwab. Joan Carol

511

447

Scialdone. Anthony M.

227

247

447

Scoggins. William H.

511

536

Scott, Charles Dukes

567

433

Scott, Carl Taylor

282

567

567

511

Scott, Daniel Boone

567

536

Scott, Fredrick R.

511

Scott, Hazel Elaine

567

567

Scott, Jesse D., Jr.

423

536

Scott, John D.

105

536

262.511

567

Scott, Kerry Douglas

567 i

536

Scott, Malbee Russell

537 [

487

Scott, Richard B.

242 i

567

Scott, Rhomas David

537

536

Scott, Wm. Thomas

567

226

Scroggs, Richard A.
423

244

458

Scruggs. Wm. Bryan

567 !

567

Scurry. Thomas F.

567 1

Seabrook. George W.

567

227

Seales. Margaret 1.

537

Sears. Edgar Allen

567

536

Sears. John Michael

243

567

567

511

Sease. David Burton

567

458

Seawright. Stanley B.

537

567

Seay. Martha Ann

567

169

Seay. Margaret R.

147, 156. 310,433

146

511

Seay, Wm. Jesse, 111

567

268

Sebastian, Donald A.
Secrest, Isabelle J.

433

259

Seel, Eulalie Y.

567

Seeley. Patricia C.

223

567

567

244

Sefick, Harold John
537

105

567

Segars, John H.

487

511

Segars. John K.

150

567

511

536

Segars, Robert M.

536

Seigler, Charles W.
Seigler, Sally Master

511

567

Seijo, Charles Albert

567

536

Seiter, Eugene D.

487

148

Self, William M.

537

Embos, Athanasios

537

567

Semerjian, Robert J.

537

567

Senerote, Leonard A.

225

310

242, 472

Senn, Randolph E.

244

511

567

Senn, Rebecca Sue

567

Senn, Thomas Leonard

467

567

Senn, Woodrow G., Jr

512

247

Sentell, Garland D.
Seo, Aiko

512

433

Serrano, Francisco

511

Serrano, Leonardo
Setchfield Terrance

567

Settle, Hubert H.

259

260

567

Settle, John E., Jr.

151

264. 290, 265, 537 ||

270

Setzler, Frankie M.
537

279 '

467

Severs, Chris Walter

567

511

Sexton, Samuel B.
271,458

146

511

Shackelford, Charles

512

189

Shafer, Donald C.
Shackelford S. B., Jr.

567

Shannon, Wm. Stephen

567

567

Sharp, Don C, III

512

567

Sharp, William M.

240

536

487

537

Sharpton, Robert C.

537

202

Shaw, Jerrie Geel

537

511

Shealy, Dennis G.

512

567

Shealy, Donald Thomas 537 |

567

Shealy. Fred G.. Jr.

511

Shealy. Grady Irby

567

567

Shealy. John P.

567

511

Shealy. Melton D.

231

259

262. 458
Shealy. Robert M.

Shealy. Sandra Maxine

567

NAME

Shearer, Joseph S.
Shearin, Arthur T.
Shedd, Kenneth W.
Shell, James T.
Shelley, Frank J.

567
Shelley, Victoria E.
Shelley, Willie C, Jr.
Shelley, William D.

537
Shelton, Dora E.
Shelton, Edgar Gene
Shelton, Robert N.

537
Shelton, Thomas C.
Shepherd, Glenn David
Sheppard, David C.
Sheppard, Maurice A.
Sheppard, Tom P.
Sheppard, William M.

472
Sherbert, Lester P.
Sherer, John D.

512
Sherer, Larry H.
Sherman, Larry Don
Sherman, Roger C.
Sherman, Robert R., Jr.
Shertzer, Theodore P.
Shewfelt, Robert L.
Shi, John Jin Jau
Shields, John P.
Shick, Charles R.
Shinners, Arthur J.
Shirer, Curtis A.
Shirley, Charles G., Jr.

229,512
Shirley, John S.
Shirley, Sharon F.
Shirley, William D.
Shirley, Wm. Michael
Shish, Paul Richard

537
Shive, Danny A.

488
Shivers, Dale Carson
Shockley, Julian R.,Jr.

217, 423
Sholl, Steven R.
Shore, William A.
Shotton, James F.
Shouse, John F., Jr.

268, 472
Shrader, Ronald S.
Shrum, Sidney Jackson

472
Shuler, Bette Anne
Shuler, Bert E., Jr.
Shuler, Baron Karl
Shuler, Farley S.
Shuler, Hubert T.
Shuler, Jon E.

150,488
Shuler, Malcolm Duane
Shull, Thomas S., Jr.

512
Shumpert, Joseph F.

512
Shumway, Peter E.

423
Sibert, David L.
Sibley, Charles Acker
Sibley, Glen Carey
Sibley, William M.

240, 273, 512
Sidrony, Andrew G.
Siebert, Michael C.

568
Siedschlag, Everett W.
Silber, Robert
Sim, John Anson
Simmons, Clyde B., Jr.
Simmons, Carl Moses
Simmons, John Mart, Jr.

537
Simmons, Kenneth B., Jr
Simmons, K. Elizabeth
Simmons, Margaret Ann
Simmons, Nancy Faye
Simmons, Richard Dean

537
Simmons, Ralph G.
Simmons, Roger N.

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PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

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458
279

568
568
229

512
568
187

487
537

568
247

487
265

512
537
568

568
458
227

458
512
447
568
105

240

568
210

512
251

568
472

568
537
568
149

537
248

447
568
568
229

568
231
568
458
568
256

512
568
568
568
247

Simons, Richard Jr.
Simpson, Cheryl
Simpson, Bette W.
Simpson, Donna Faye
Simpson, Henry Glenn

568
Simpson, Hoyle M.
Simpson, James C, Jr.
Simpson, Joseph H.

282, 512
Simpson, William M., Jr.

188, 221, 229,512
Sims, Fayette L.
Sims, Jerry J.
Sims, Johnny Mason
Sims, Mark Anthony
Sinclair, Thomas L.

512
Singh, Shiva Naik
Singletary, Frank Joe
Singletary, Glen E.

537
Singletary, William J.
Singleton, Merle L.
Singleton, Martha R.
Sintal, Stephen
Skagseth, Sharon N.
Skardon, Sara G.
Skardon, William N.
Skelton, Donald L.
Skilton, Richard B.
Skilton, Walter F.
Skinner, John E., Jr.
Skinner, Larry G.
Skinner, Paul B.

227, 265, 512
Skipper, Lonnie Bill
Skipper, Michael A.
Skoczylas, Kenneth J.
Slack, Christopher E.
Slagle, Guy E., Jr.
Slate, Donald A.
Slaton, Thomas Marion
Sliker, Nancy Jean
Sloan, Paula E.

568
Slaon, Wm. Henry
Small, Ronald J.

273, 488
Smalls, Max Gerald
Smalser, Robert L.

537
Smarr, Albert R.
Smarr, Carol L. J.
Smith, Ashby Kenneth
Smith, Andrew P., Jr.
Smith, Belton K.
Smith, Bivens, Adele
Smith, Billy Ben
Smith, Benny C.
Smith, Betty J.

512
Smith, Clark A.
Smith, Capers C.
Smith, Charles E.

568
Smith, Clarence H., Ill
Smith, Charles S., Ill
Smith, David E.
Smith, Donny L.

233, 488
Smith, Daniel M.
Smith, David Melville
Smith, Eugene A., Jr.
Smith, Fred Harrison
Smith, Garland L.
Smith, Gerald Wade
Smith, Helen G.
Smith, Henry Joe
Smith, Henry L., Jr.
Smith, Harvey T.
Smith, Herbert W., Jr.
Smith, James D.

448
Smith, Jerry E.
Smith, James F.
Smith, James H.
Smith, James R.
Smith, Jackie Weyman

537
Smith, Jeffrey W.

568
Smith, Kenneth Eugen

512

568
512
447
447
268

512
269

568
537
242

537
268

512
537
568
568

433
512
512
512
512
512
223

568

512
458
512
512
537
568
282

537
240

568
219

447
537
512
473
512
568

512
512
251

473
180

447
568
537

537
537
512

458
512
512
265

512
448
105

176

105

Smith, Kenneth E.

568
Smith, Kirby Hatten

537
Smith, Keith L.
Smith, Kenneth Lamont
Smith, Kenneth Wm.
Smith, Larry Julian
Smith, Marcus Eugene
Smith, Marion J.
Smith, Melvin L.
Smith, MilledgeS.
Smith, Paul R.
Smith, Ronnie A.

512
Smith, Roy A.

512
Smith, Roger B.
Smith, Randall Doyle
Smith, Roger Dennis
Smith, Ronnie Delano
Smith, RoyD.
Smith, Russell F.
Smith, Robert Joseph
Smith, Reginald K.
Smith, Raoui Lawrence
Smith, Richard L.
Smith, Robert L. A.
Smith, Roston M., Jr.
Smith, Roy Thomas
Smith, Roderick Wayne
Smith, Sally Ann
Smith, Sanderlan C.

512
Smith, Samuel E.
Smith, Sarah H.
Smith, Sidney L.

568
Smith, Sidney T.
Smith, Thomas C.
Smith, Ted Douglas

253, 537
Smith, Thomas E.
Smith, Tony Lee
Smith, Thomas Marion
Smith, Thomas M.
Smith, Terry S.
Smith, Wayne Bryan
Smith, William C.
Smith, William Dee
Smith, William F.

233, 448
Wmith, William J.
Smith, Wade Monroe
Smith, William R.
Smith, Wm. Southwood
Smoak, Charles K., Jr.
Smoak, Francis Lang
Smoak, Neil A.

231, 234, 251,473
Smoak, Stephen F.
Smoak, Theodore L.
Smoak, Wm. Ashe
Smoak, William H.
Smoral, Vince Chester
Smyre, William C, Jr.

473
Smyth, Robert E.
Snead, James K., Jr.
Snead, Wm. Davis
Snipes, G. L., Jr.
Snoddy, Charles K.
Snoddy, Jimmy D.
Snoddy, John Drummond
Snoddy, Robert H., Jr.

513
Snow, Doris Ann
Snow, Marna Wood
Snow, Ronald Lee
Snyder, Charles J., Jr.
Snyder, Peter F., Ill

448
Snyder, Robert F.
Snyder, Wm. Thomas
Sobczyk, Rowena Gail

537
Soler, Emery E.
Solomons, Algernon G.
Southard, William E.

423
Southerland, John I.

537
Southerland, Terry L.

458

Southgate, George A.

242

513

265

Spann, Samuel R., Jr.
Spanninger, Philip A.

537

203

Sparks, Arthur G.

568

Sparks, Richard L.

513

568

Sparks, Ronnie W.
Speares, Scott B., Jr.

568

568

Spearman, Angelina

262

512

307, 537

488

Spearman, Stephen D.

513

568

Spears, Ernest L.

512

Speer, Jimmy D.

513

240

Speer, Ronald E.

513

Spence, Terrell P.

513

240

Spencer, Deirdre Jill

Spencer, Frank W., Ill

537

Spencer, Wm Alexander

568

568

Spetnagel, Theodore J.

189

568

251,537

537

Spires, Walter Price

537

537

Spitz, William A.

Spivey, Larry Neal

568

512

Spong, Blake Dubose

568

568

Spradley, Jerry Wayne

568

537

Sprawls, Perry, Jr.

488

Stacey, William G.

Stackman, Mary Ann

537

448

Stadler, Katharine A.

513

Staedeli, Janet M.

538

568

Stallings, Leslie 0.

538

537

Standi, Larry B.

513

307

Stanek, Bernard J., Jr.
569

275

512

Stanfield, Thomas L.
Stanford, David J.

569

247

Stanford, William C.

Stang, Jack R.

217

568

231, 238,423

512

Stankiewicz, John Jay

569

231

Stanley, Philip H.

448

Stanley, Tad Allan

569

512

Stanton, Jack Durham

538

568

Stanzione, Daniel C.

Stanzione, Elizabeth

513

537

Stanzione, Robert J.

513

512

Starling, Lynn B.

569

568

Starnes, Josh Jeter

488

Steadman, Emmie E.

538

488

Steadman, Van Norman

569

168

Stearns, Larry M.

Stearns, Martha

569

512

Steedly, Hampton B., Jr.

513

568

Steele, Clyburn Scott
Steele, Joy Hutcheson

569

537

Steele, Mary Lee

537

Steele, Ronald E.
513

247

229

Steele, William J.
513

189

512

Steer, John Richard

244

459

272, 569

537

Steer, Robert L., Jr.

238

259

244, 257, 423

537

Stegall, Donald Terry

538

268

Stegall, Jane P.

569

Steifle, James W.

229

219

231, 234, 268,473

512

Steigler, Harold J.

248

537

473

Stein, Mary Susan

569

512

Stein, John R.

513

459

Steiner, Theodore H.

513

568

Steinfeldt, Paul J.

172

223

513
Stembridge, Carol A. B.

537

Stenstrom, Michael K.
268, 569

189

Stephens, Brenda G.

307

488

538

172

Stephens, Carrol T.

Stephens, Franklin J.

569

568

Stephens, Gerald S.

569

Stephens, Llewellyn R.

433

311

Stephens, Ronald K.
Stephens, Robert L.

538

513

Stepp, John E.

209

568

219, 277,488

259

Stepp, David Lewis

538

Stepp, Kenneth S.

224

, Jr.

, Jr.

105
513

Stepp, Richard Monroe
538

Sterghos, Peter Meros
Stevens, Constantine
Stevens, John E.
Stevens, Linda J.
Stevens, Robert S.
Stevens, William G.
Stevens, William J., Jr.
Stevenson, Charles E.

227,231, 264,448
Stevenson, John A.
Stevenson, James C.
Stewart, Arden Wm.

538
Stewart, Dwight L., Jr.

538
Stewart, Frederick M.
Stewart, G rover C.
Stewart, John C.
Stewart, Mendel H.
Stewart, Michael T.
Stewart, Robert L.

569
Stewart, Tessa Leah

538
Stickle, Rollin J.
Stiegel, Russell E., Jr.
Stimson, Irene E.
Stinson, Durward B.

448
Stith, John M.
Stith, Louis P.
Stoddard, Wm R.

448
Stokely, Dave R.,

473
Stokes, Eleanor M.

513
Stokes, Edward R.

513
Stokes, James Leonard
Stoll, Charles v., Jr.
Stone, Brice Morris
Stone, Charles Henry
Stone, Dudley D.
Stone, Malcolm E.

569
Stoner, James H., Jr.
Storen, Louis E., Jr.
Stout, James Robert
Stout, Melinda Nixon
Stovall, Joyce Ann
Stover, Virginia Anne
Strack, Jeffrey F.
Strange, Ralph J., Jr.
Strayer, Phillip N.
Street, Frank R.

538
Street, John Calhoun
Streett, Charles W., Jr.
Stribling, Eugene G.
Stribling, Sam P., Jr.
Strickland, Cynthia
Strickland, David E.
Strickland, John G.
Strickland, Marshall
Strickland, Monte
Strickland, Nancy W.
Strickland, Watson S.
Stringer, Robert M., Jr.
Strock, Woodrow G., Jr.
Stroman, David R.
Stroman, Richard L.
Strong, Wm Leroy

268, 538
Stroud, Jack Allen, Jr.

538
Stroup, Karl F.

231, 248,473
Stuart, Martha A.

229,311,448
Stuart, Wm Robert
Stuckey, Barbara B.
Stuckey, B. N., Jr.
Stuckey, William A., Jr.
Stukane, Robert J.
Sturgis, Al Heyward

569
Sturgis, Wayne A.
Styron, Marian Dale
Suber, Frank T.
Suber, Harry H.
Suber, John F.

423

538
569
459
569
488
513
168

569
253

569
513
433
448
538
275

513
513
569
175

569
538
265

268

538
569
538
538
513
247

513
538

538
569
569

513
569
243

569
513
569
513
569
473
209

569
513
569

569
513

262

229

162

538

423
433
569
251

473
538
423

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

Suber, John Thomas, Jr.

569

Suber, Thomas W., Jr.

569

Suber, ZacheousH., Ill

448

Suddeth, Howard Allen

Suggs, Kenneth M.

289

488

Suit, Tommy Scott

538

Sullivan, Benjamin R.

569

Sullivan, Dennis R.

538

Sullivan, Henry G., Jr.

423

Sullivan, James E.

538

Sullivan, Michael D.

423

Summer, Joseph T.

238

260,513

Summerell, George C.

226

513

Sursavage, Joseph G.

105

423

Sursavage, James R.

233

569

Susini, Dominic J.

170

268, 569

Sutherland, C. T., Jr.

241

488

Sutherland, Danny Ray

229

538

Sutherland, Peter W.

569

Sutherland, Richard H.

538

Sutor, Steven Vernon

569

Sutton, Cole Benjamin

538

Sutton, Melinda Jean

569

Sutton, Wm Ray

Svendsen, Virgil G.

513

Swails, John M.

513

Swaim, James R.

488

Swan, Robert R.

569

Swan, Stephen H.

513

Swanger, Danny H.

513

Swanson, Richard W.

Sweeney, Michael P.

538

Sweeney, Stephen J.

538

Swerling, Jack B.

Swicord, John H.

448

Swindell, James R.

538

Swofford, Joseph E.

569

Syfan, James Daniel

Taggart, John L.
Takvorian, Kenneth B.
Talbert, Christian D.
Talbert, John N., Jr.

513
Talbert, Robert James
Talbert, Thomas W., Jr.
Talbot, Edward W., Jr.

423
Talley, Wm., Jr.

569
Tallon, William A.
Talmage, Thomas D., Jr.
Tamsberg, John B.
Tang, Kamchuen Peter
Tankersley, Joseph J.
Tanner, David B.

473
Tantillo, Thomas A.

513
Tarpley, Carl L., II
Tarver, Wm Byrd, Jr.
Tate, Gloria E.
Tate, Larry Verner
Tawes, George Dana
Taylor, Billy Askins
Taylor, Charles D , Jr.
Taylor, David Elmer
Taylor, Everett A.
Taylor, James G.
Taylor, Larry C.
Taylor, Louis Ervin
Taylor, Linda Jean
Taylor, Luther L.
Taylor, Larry W.

513
Taylor, Michael Wm
Taylor, Prudence G.
Taylor, Robert E.
Taylor, Robert R.
Taylor, Stanley D.

569
Taylor, Stephen E.

569
Taylor, Stephen Hoy
Taylor, Thomas D.
Taylor, Ted H.

569
538
244

569
538
569
513
268

513

569
513

538
569
538
569
513
513
433
569
569
569
268

569

569
569

570
570
433

Taylor, Wm Franklin

570

Taylor, Wm Michael

570

Taylor, Wm Randolph

570

Teal, Richard D.

570

Tedcastle, Robert A.

277

513

Teeple, Elizabeth C.

570

Templeton, James L.

247

513

Templeton, Robert S.

538

Tennant, Clifton 0., Jr.

Tennant, Mark Harris

253

538

Tennent, Charles H.

513

Terrell, Joseph M.

570

Terry, Bruce Dudley

538

Terry, Donald K.

433

Terry, John David

Terry, Robert Cooper

570

Terry, William R.

251

513

Thackston, Michael R.

538

Thackston, Richard K.

570

Thakkar, Harshad H.

Theiling, Dale L.

513

538

Theiling, Henry W., Jr.

247

Thigpen, James C.

570

Thoma, Lawrence D.

Thomas, Bernard C.

570

Thomas, Charles M.

570

Thomas, Craig M.

171

459

Thomas, David L.

570

Thomas, Goodwin G., Jr.

538

Thomas, James E.

513

Thomas, James Howell

229

254, 268, 538

Thomas, James M.

459

Thomas, Ricky L.

473

Thomas, Robert Lester

570

Thomas, Reuben S.

251

513

Thomas, Richard W., Jr.

513

Thomas, Sara A.

275

570

Thomas, Stephen C.

513

Thomas, Sarah J.

Thomas, William R.

259

538

Thomas, Wm Rutledge

488

Thomason, Robert M.

224

513

Thomasson, John E.

570

Thompson, Allan J., Jr.

229

247, 513

Thompson, Bruce W.

513

Thompson, Chas Evans

Thompson, David E.

448

Thompson, David Frank

570

Thompson, David W.

231

275, 570

Thompson, George G.

Thompson, Jamesine E.

538

Thompson, John F.

Thompson, James M., Jr.

538

Thompson, Julius P., Jr.

513

Thompson, Jesse U.

538

Thompson, J. Wesley, Jr.

149

152, 159, 223, 238

,448

Thompson, Larry S.

570

Thompson, Marion C.

538

Thompson, Ray M.

247

514

Thompson, Robert S.

Thompson, Stanley H.

219

514

Thompson, Stephen M.

473

Thompson, Tommy D.

514

Thompson, William E.

514

Thompson, Walter P.

514

Thompson, Wm Walter

538

Thomson, Robert E., Jr.

514

Thomson, Wm Ray

219

538

Thorndike, Henry G., Jr.

570

Thorne, Michael D.

514

Thornhill, Marcus J.

Thornton, Robert R.

538

Thorsland, Everett C.

459

Thrash, Ralph M.

514

Thrasher, Gloria J.

514

Thraves, William W.

473

Thrower, Ronald A.
Thrower, Ryan S.
Thurston, Paul W.

448
Tibbs, Harry David
Tilley, Julia Wood

448
Tilley, Michael L.
Tillirson, Michael L.
Tillman, William G.
Tillotson, Herman W.
Tillotson, Ronald S.
Timmerman, Rebecca E.
Timmons, Jerry R.

514
Tingler, Ralph Glenn
Tinsley, Arlie Don
Tinsley, David Earl
Tinsley, Harry L.

167, 514
Tinsley, Sandra E.
Tipping. Steven B.
Titus, Roger T.
Todd, George Albert

273, 488
Todd, Joseph A., Jr.
Todd, James R.
Todd, Thomas D.
Tolley, Charles R.

514
Tollon, Francis J.
Tomlin, James C. A.
Tomlinson, Thomas D.
Tompkins, David L.
Tompkins, James E.

514
Toole, Milton A.
Toole, Walter Allen

227, 570
Tooley, Belinda J.
Tornstrom, John P.
Torrence, Alan K.
Torrey, Wayne Douglas
Tortora, Agostino P.
Touchstone, Wm Allen

570
Toussaint, Peter
Towles, Winfield C.

243, 448
Townsend, Edward C.

538
Townsend, John F., Jr.
Townsend, Skippy J.

514
Toy, John James
Trainor, Robert P., Jr.

248, 473
Trammell, Henry S.
Trapnell, Jerry E.

277, 489
Trapp, Richard D.
Traughber, Pitner A.
Traynham, John David
Traynham, Jerry Wayne
Trepal, George James

539
Trescot, Ronald E.

448
Trevor, Katherine L.
Trexler, Caleb L., Jr.

448
Tribble, Annie S.
Triolo, Anthony Carl
Triplett, Laurence E.
Tripp, Sara Gene

539
Trivelas, Chris N.
Tropea, Lawrence C, Jr.

251, 473
Trotter, Mary Jane
Troublefield, George
Troup, Robert Randal
Truluck, Gerald L.
Trythall, Wm David, Jr.
Tsui, Charles L.
Tuck, James H.
Tucker, David Albert
Tucker, James W., Jr.

189, 539
Tucker, John Wotring
Tucker, Richard M.
Tupper, Joseph L., Jr.

448

448
488
231

538
311

459
570
514
570
538

251

570

570

570

84

459
514

433
514

538
514
105

514
159

514
538

570
262

538
159

514
268

570
219

488
224

538
570
243

539
305

570
514
309

570
159

570
570
539
489
570

473
570
182

539
514
204

Turbeville, William S.
Turk, Michael C.
Turner, Dale W
Turner, Danny W.
Turner, George Carol
Turner, Gilbert E., Jr.
Turner, Harry C, Jr
Turner, James E.
Turner, James H
Turner, Joseph J., Jr.
Turner, John Parnell

539
Turner, Lanny Earl
Turner, Leroy R.
Turner, Nancy Larsen
Turner, Ray A.

514
Turner, Richard M., Jr.
Turner, Walley A.

514
Turner, William H.

448
Turner, William N.
Turpin, Danny L.
Turpin, Frank H., Ill

448
Tusso, Robert Joseph
Tuten, James Stanley
Tuttle, Diane E.
Tuttle, Linda Cameron
Tyndall, Susan R.
Tyner, Hugh L., Sr.
Tyner, Joel O.
Tyson, Carole Nan

539
Tyson, Joseph S.

235, 305, 423
Tyson, Stephen E., Ill

Uller, Margaret Sara

514
Ulmer, Andrew M.

459
Ulvedal, Svenn
Underhill, Ronald R.
Underwood, Edward,Jr.
Upchurch, Billy T.
Upton, Michael S.
Ur, Alexander, III

570
Urquhart, Colin James
Utter, William T., Jr.

Valentine, Ted S.

473
Valerio, Paul N.
Valesky, Thomas C.
Vallentine, Patricia

424
Vandeerve, John
Vandusen, Donald Lee
Van Duyn, John W.
Vandyke, Norwood J.
Van Hook, Robert I., Jr.
Van Loon, Wilhelmus

539
Van Osdell, Douglas W.
Varady, Lewis David
Varnadore, John E.
Vaughan, Charles G., Jr.
Vaughan, Dan B.
Vaughan, James A.
Vaughan, Kenneth Lee
Vaughan, Samuel R.
Vaughn, Jerry W.

277, 474
Veal, Charles David
Vehorn, Daniel Leon
Vehorn, James R.

514
Vento, Michael W., Ill
Verdee, Peter Richard
Vermillion, Don W.
Vernon, Jack Spruill
Verross, Wm. Edward

539
Vick, John Peter
Vick, Oscar N., Ill

459
Vignati, Joseph E.
Villers, David H.
Vincent, Larry E.
Vinson, James R.

514

489
229
539
570
570
489

570
164

570
433

570
159

539
105

570
539
570

473
307

217

570

227

271

433
539

539
282

539
489

539
570
255

473
539

539

247

570
539
570

474
473
570
459
224

539
227

449
539

570
229

570
271

474
489

Warfield, Frederic P.
Waring, Thomas B.
Warlick, William M.

222, 514
Warner, Cynthia K.
Warner, Gary R.
Warner, Lee Arlington
Warner, Stephen Dixon
Warren, Angus H.
Warren, James Dyson
Warren, James O., Jr.
Waters, Charles Tutan

539
Waters, Frederick E.
Waters, James B.
Waters, Keith H.

233, 289, 449
Wates, Julian R.
Watkins, David P., Jr.
Watkins, Frederick H.

474
Watkins, John Douglas
Watkins, John P.
Watkins, Kathy Cheryl
Watkins, Mary Frances
Watlington, Charles L.
Watson, Ben G.

571
Watson, Charles J.

459
Watson, Joseph P.
Watson, Lawrence R.
Watson, Paul C, Jr.
Watson, Robert A.

233, 571
Watson, Roderick Mel.
Watson, Robert N.

277, 474
Watson, Ronald R.
Watson, Sherrill L.
Watson, William Ira
Watson, William J.

474
Watt, Lonnie Durell
Watters, Douglas G.
Watts, James U.

474
Watts, Linda Ann
Watts, Michael A.

265, 268, 449
Way, Albert W.

514
Way, Powell E., Ill
Way, Ronald C.
Weatherly, Ervin H.

514
Weathers, Bob Young
Weathers, Henry F., Jr.
Weathers, Raymond L.
Weaver, George R.
Weaver, John Jacob
Weaver, Jeffrey P.
Weaver, Jimmy S.
Weaver, Lawrence E,
Weaver, Nelson Taylor
Webb, Randall W.

539
Webb, William D.
Weber, William L.
Webster, William C.
Weddell, Peter F.
Weeks, Benjamin F., Ill
Weeks, James E., Jr. 514
Weers, Walter A.
Weill, Nancy Carol
Weinbrenner, Thomas T.
Weingartner, Karl
Weinrich, Dale R.
Weir, Wm. Arthur
Weisman, John K.
Weiss, Robert Irwin

571
Welborn, Lynn Charles
Welborn, Robert H.

449
Welch, Benjamin C, III
Welch, Fredrick D., Jr.
Welch, Walter M., Jr.
Welfare, HowardR., Jr.
Weller, R. Norman

265, 449
Wells, Charles M.
Wells, James Larry

489
571
182

514
514
539
539
539
571
571
105

514
539
268

539
539

247

271

571
489
514
242

571
244

514
571
539
269

539
539
269

539
159

539
459
304

539
571
489

571
449
424
539
539
244

265
539
471

514
539
424
571
571
571
189

571
279

514
474
159

571
539

NAME

NAME

PAGE NAME

PAGE NAME

NAME

Violette, Dolores A.

514
Visconti, Lawrence B.
Vissage, James E,, Jr.

474
Vogel, Frank Howard
Vogel, Harold C.
Voiselle, Michael T.
Vollers, ChasT., Ill
Von Roemer, Arthur H.
Vroome, Ray L.

Wacek, Rudolph W.
Waddell, Douglas E.

539
Waddell, John H.

489
Waddell, Penny Marie
Wade, Connie S.

514
Wagener, Earl H.
Wagener, Kenneth B.
Waites, Terry Len
Walcher, Allen Ralph

514
Walden, Derryl L.

514
Walden, William R.
Waldo, Lewis G.
Waldrep, Julian S., Jr.
Waldrep, Perry R.

514
Waldron, Wm. Joseph
Waldrop, Harrell H.

227, 449
Walfield, Ronald A.
Walker, Davis Camp
Walker, Dorothy E.
Walker, Douglas L.

489
Walker, Flournoy C.

424
Walker, George D.
Walker, Jerry C.
Walker, Joseph L., Jr.
Walker, Jack O'Dell

251, 539
Walker, James W.
Walker, Larry S.

259, 424
Walker, Michael L.
Walker, Richard C.
Walker, Wesley F.
Wall, John
Wall, James Harmon
Wall, Wm. Timmerman
Wall, Walter Virgil

539
Wallace, Frederick L.
Wallace, James R., Jr.
Wallace, Tommy M.
Waller, Donald Neal
Wallis, Mary Lamb
Wallmo, A. Charles
Walls, Faye Robertson
Walsh, Dennis H.
Walter, Alan C.
Walters, Anna C.
Walters, James David
Walters, Dibbon K.
Walters, Johnnie J.

514
Walters, Lexie D.
Waltman, George S., Jr.
Waltman, James R.
Walukewicz, Paul D.
Wannamaker, James L.
Wansley, Neina E.
Ward, David O.
Ward, James C.

474
Ward, John R.

474
Ward, Malcolm B.
Ward, Rembert Brien
Ward, Wm. Augustus
Warden, Robert D.
Wardlaw, David Allen

571
Wardlaw, Foster 8., Jr.
Wardlaw, Wm. Guyton
Ware, William S., Jr.

233, 514
Wells, Richard H.

227 Wells, Ronald M.

474
570 Wells, Robert S., Jr.
225 Wells, Wayne Carter

Welsh, Thomas S.
570 Wempe, Ralph Edward
433 Wendell, Philip H.
514 Wendt, James Robert

Wennersten, Robert S.
539 Wenz, Edward Allen
539 Werner, Charles M., Jr.
514

Werzyn, Edward A., Jr.

261 Werts, Richard B.
Wessinger, John H.

289 West, Allan Eugene

West, Arthur S.
570 West, Charles H.
105 West, Eugene M., Jr.

West, Richard Wayne

Westbrook, James F.
449 Westergaard, Andreas
570 539

260 Westervelt, Wm James

Westmoreland, Billy D.
259 Westmoreland, John D.

Weston, John D.
539 Whalen, John N.
514 Whaley, George F.

570 Whaley, WilkieW., Jr.
105 Wham, George S.

Wham, Norman W., Jr.
433 Wharton, John Earl
181 Whatley, Keith W.

Wheatley, Robert C.

571 571

571 Wheeler, George D.
571 Wheeler, John Hugh
305 Wheeler, James J., Ill

Wheeler, Mark H., II
305 Wheeler, Richard D.

Whelchel, Don Vance
514 Whelchel, Kenneth E.

Whetsell, David M.
489 540

222 Whetstone, Walter D.

Whitaker, Jon Marvin
474 Whitaker, Mary Agnes
235 White, Charles G.

152,424
514 White, Daniel R.

White, David Vernon
514 White, Edward T., Jr.
539 448

White, Frank W.
571 259, 424

259 White, James R., Ill

White, James W.

White, Killough H.
571 White, Phyllis Ann
571 243, 571

571 White, Robert Bruce
539 White, Rickey Norris
571 White, Shelley J.
310, 515
514 White, Thomas Britton
514 White, Warren C.
571 Whitehead, Joseph B.
247 515

514 Whitehead, Wm Kenneth

262 Whitehurst, Donald
Whitehurst, Joan
Whiteside, Frank C, Jr.

571 Whitfield, Gary T.
539 268, 474

539 Whitfield, Harry H., Jr.
449 Whitfield, Larry F.

Whitfield, Michael L.

Whitley, Alton C, Jr.
251 Whitlock, Judson L.

Whitmire, Charles G.
251 Whitmire, Ralph C.

Whitmire, Ronald Earl
489 540

571 Whitney, David C.

152, 157, 169, 220,
571 253, 279, 449

279 Whitney, Robert K.
168, 269, 540

Whitsel, Joel Hayden
571 Whittaker, Charles B.
105 Whittaker, David M.

Whittenberg, Ezra V.
449 Whittington, Forest

571
539
539
571

571
539
105

571
571
571
571

489
539
571
571
247

571
539
514
515
474
540
424
540
540
540
515
171

540
571
515
515
571
571
433
247

571

540
149

540
540
219

235

515

540
170

571

540

84

571
571
253

571
234

449
515
571
489
571
571
489
253

149
221

151

105
540
571
540
571

Wicker, David L.

238, 261, 515
Wicker, Grady Daniel
Wickham, John M.
Wiechnik, Dennis M.
Wielenga, Bob L.

489
Wielenga, James Lee

540
Wier, William W.
Wiggers, Daniel S.
Wiggers, Michael E.
Wiggins, Donald A.
Wiggins, James E., Ill
Wiggins, Michael J.

515
Wiggins, Robert Lee
Wiggins, Thomas Camp
Wilburn, William D., Jr.

540
Wilder, Robert L., Jr.
Wilder, Robert M., Jr.
Wiley, Wm Harvey, II

540
Wilfinger, Wm Joseph
Wilkerson, Theodore R.
Wilkie, Henry M.
Wilkie, Joseph Arthur
Wilkins, David H.

233, 449
Wilkins, John Lee
Wilkinson, Harold S.

540
Wilkinson, Robert M.
Wilier, Jay Stephen
Williamon, Richard M.
Williams, Ann L.
Williams, Alice R.
Williams, Benjamin F.

247,413,474
Williams, Billies.
Williams, Charles A.
Williams, Dale Carter
Williams, David Frank
Williams, Donna Sue
Williams, George C, Jr.

459
Williams, George L., Jr.
Williams, Gary P.
Williams, Howard W.

572
Williams, John Fred
Williams, James M., Ill

540
Williams, James N., Jr.
Williams, James R.
Williams, Norman A.

572
Williams, Robert H.

515
Williams, Terry E.
Williams, T. Fleming
Williams, Thos Foster
Williams, William G.
Williams, Wilbert R.
Williamson, Darra D.

152, 164, 540
Williamson, Gene R.
Williamson, George F.
Williamson, Howard D.
Williamson, Jas E., Jr.
Williamson, James F.
Williamson, Joseph W.
Williamson, Mary D.
Williamson, Robert C.

449, 540
Williamson, William R.
Willimon, Eugene P., Jr.
Willingham, Thomas B.
Willis, Gary Neil
Willis, Perry D.
Willoughby, Mitchell

515
Willson, Harold J.
Willson, John F.

449
Willson, William P., Jr.
Wilson, Bruce Robert
Wilson, Charles B.

242, 268,515
Wilson, Claude D.
Wilson, Charles N.

515
Wilson, Donald Carson

256, 540

217

571
515

219

265

515
571
515
572
515
242

572
572
519

459

259

572

515

540
227

572
540
227
540
572
233

572
572
572
540
572
271

515
540
268

572
240

282
572
275

572
572
572
515

572
515
572

540
572

572
572
515
255

231
219

515
572
224

474
225

Wilson, Douglas Craig

540

Wilson, Danny R.

489

Wilson, Eros Wayne

572

Wilson, Frankie D.

515

Wilson, Francis G.

515

Wilson, Garland K.

572

Wilson, Hugh T., Jr.

268

474

Wilson, Jane A.

Wilson, Janice E.

572

Wilson, James L., Jr.

515

Wilson, James M.

449

Wilson, Kathy Lynn

283

572

Wilson, Liuedean L.

572

Wilson, Nancy Lynn

Wilson, Patsy Ann

540

Wilson, Peggy Lynn

540

Wilson, Prince Otto

489

Wilson, Roger Dale

572

Wilson, Ray L., Jr.

540

Wilson, Richard P.

231

253, 572

Wilson, Robert R.

209

234, 474

Wilson, Robert W., Jr.

515

Wilson, Thomas A.

515

Wilson, Thomas G.

424

Wilson, Thomas W., Jr.

231

540

Wilson, Waylon B.,Jr.

433

Wilson, Wm Gaines

572

Winburn, John Dewey

572

Winburn, Michael S.

540

Wincott, Donald R.

572

Winfield, John H.

572

Wingard, Ronald A.

490

Wingo, Michael Bryant

540

Winkley, Carl R.

572

Winguist, Marina E.

572

Wise, Andrew P.

490

Wise, Janieth K.

572

Wise, Larry Vernon

572

Wise, Norman C.

Wise, William H., Jr.

255

515,540

Wise, Wm Robert ! Ill

Wisher, Ricky Arnold

540

Wisinger, Conrad W.

572

Witaszek, C. George

490

Witherspoon, James H.

540

Witherspoon, Steven H.

515

Witowski, Stan S.

572

Witt, Leonard E.

515

Witter, James Dee

572

Witter, Richard Byron

540

Wittschen, Dale A.

150

151, 572

Wojeck, Geraldine A.

572

Wolfe, Lenaire F.

277

490

Wolper, Judith Carol

540

Wolter, William F.

251

474

Womble, Louis R., Jr.

Wommack, Vivian C.

Wood, Larry Dale

572

Wood, Robert Mc, Jr.

572

Wood, Richard Oeland

572

Wood, Stephen Leroy

540

Woodall, James M.

540

Woodham, James T.

572

Woodham, Mildred A.

540

Woodland, George H., Jr

. 490

Woodruff, James R.

Woods, Auburn, III

540

Woods, Clark E.

255

515

Woods, Forrest James

Woods, John A.

251

449

Woods. John M., Jr.

148

159,474

Woods, Nelson H.

515

Woods, Norman H., Jr.

275

515

Woodside, Alice T.

Woodson, John C.

515

Woodson, James D.

Woodward, Richard H.

175

449

Woody, Arthur J.

515

Woody, Cheryl D.

572

Wooten, Richard D., Jr.

515

Wooten, Richard E.

572

Wordinger, Robert Jas
Workman, Hayne B., Jr.
Workman, James H.

449
Workman, Michael C.
Workman, Mary S.
Worsham, George F., Jr.

540
Worsham, John Wesley
Wray, Stephen G.
Wrenn, John D.
Wright, Carol Ann
Wright, Clyde R.
Wright, David C.

515
Wright, Deborah M.

311,540
Wright, Diana Sara

540
Wright, James Earl

572
Wright, James G., Jr.
Wright, Mildred A.
Wright, Mary Theresa
Wright, Michael W.
Wright, Paul R.
Wright, Rosalind M.

515
Wright, Randall Neil
Wright, Stephen L.
Wright, Simeon P.
Wright, Thomas H., Jr.

515
Wright, Thomas Lee
Wright, Wm Brown
Wright, Wm Goley
Wu, Hsuan Wen
Wyatt, Larry Walker

540
Wyckoff, Robert Allan
Wylie, Robert Scott
Wyont, Charles Edward

Yapanar, Deniz
Yarborough, James A.

289, 433
Yarbrough, John McD.

572
Yauger, Raymond A.
Yawn, Herman H., Jr.
Yeargin, Charles R.
Yeargin, Andra Jean
Yendrek, Dennis S.
Yockey, Pamela A.

515
Yoke, William E., Jr.

289,515
Yonce, Henry D.

424
Yongue, Charles C.
Young, Deryl D.
Young, Darrell Moore
Young, Gary F.
Young, James Carl, Jr.

424, 540
Young, Larry C.
Young, Mary Claudia
Young, Marlene E.
Young, Manley S., Ill

459
Young, Thomas B., Ill
Young, Vivian Elise
Youngblood, Cecil G.
Youngblood, James R.

540
Yount, David E.

515
Youtz, Richard D., Jr.
Yow, Charles R.

Zagurski, Bohdan
Zambon, Carl Anthony
Zatezalo, George D.
Zeigler, Roland L.
Zeis, Carl L.
Zelada, Edmundo R.
Zepke, Brent Eric
Zepke, Barry G.
Zepke, Diane Gulley
Ziegler, Gary J.
251, 277
Zink, Edward Charles
Zuidema, Robert A.
Zukowski, Richard M.
Zupa, Ronald P.

474
233

540
540
229

572
572

572
572
269

243

540
572
572
515
515
170

572
515
515
189

572
540
572

572
572

540

180

189

572

540
572
572
309

233

272

540
540

515
515
572
159

540
540
268

251

541

541
572
541
515
449

572
541
572
515

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Tin Cans Judged Too Noisy

nking At The Games ^m j^g Tigers Rebound ? [|/|j\Q'

Senate Passes Bill Barring Women
From Dorms, Allows Room Drinkir

But Always A Gentleman ^^udent

Power

Fina

Midwinters

Girls In Dorm

Student Eats 21 Hambur
Student High Court Acquits ^ i p ii
Two Of Dorm Visitation

Tiger Gets Mini Lette

HUnj/T ^^ Saturday Class
^ 'J Studied By Facult

NSA

It all started when I walked
into Al's Barber Shop and sat
down in the second rhaii' from
the end. The barber, who was
part Indian, asked me, "How
do you want it."

"Short."

So he took his edging shears
and ran it down the center of
my head, leaving a path of
eighth-inch hair on a head full
of two-inch hair. "Like that?"
he asked.

"No." So he evened it up a
little bit and put shoe polish
over the bare spots.

I thanked him for his kind-
ness and patience, paid him,
kicked him in the shin, and left.

YMCA To Present
New Christy Minstrels

alifornia Dreamin' At Clemson ;
Tigers Return To The Cow Pala<

CD A Rat Ho

ACC Showdown Set r^r*

Coeds Suggest Whither Goest Clems

Social Variety QQ TIGERS

The 1968 Rush Week activities sponsored by
the Interfraternit>' CouncU are now in full swing.
Tonight, the selected rushees will be the guests of
the various fraternities at invitational smokers
from 7-10 p. m.

Mass In F Minor

Rush Week

ns

Students Beaten
At Truck Stop

Once Upon A Tin

•s

Y Concert Loses Money

^FL Drafts Three Tigers

UNIVERSITY?? An ex-
clamatory question mark
studies it profoundly, and de-
cides it must be some sort of mis-
take, because it couldn't pertain
to any one or any thing here.
It means learn and learn to-
gether, promoting ideas that
were heretofore unheard of, but
is prostituted into meaning this,
a sinking slush, a groggy pro-
ducer of sluggish garbage that
can add nothing-NOTHING!
SHLAAAAAPORSHHHH -
NOT CLEMSON!

No

British Baritone
Sings Here Feb. 6

Alabama Tickets Scan
Frosh Must Sit On Gra

Freshmen Opposed To
Abolishing Rat System

The Sandbox

Get Hemphill We^

1 students should develop
n rules and regulations con-
iormitory and personal life,
o desire. They should be able
free from domination by any
trator.

Players To Stage
''The Crucible"

Saturday night from 8 to 12
midnight, Marvin Gaye wUl
perform with Tammle Terrell,
his accompanist, singing his
"It Takes Two" and "Ain't No
Mountain High Enough" and
"Your Unchanging Love."

CDA President Dennis Cart-

WSBF To Award Prizes
For Pigskin Predictions

Dorm Hours And Remoteness
Present Problems For Coeds

Pransksters Damage
Pool With Tractor

Study Time Again