Pictured, from left, are William Hood (seated), Shull Vance, Charlie Brickett, Jacques Macy, Wayne Smith, Doyle Burroughs, Larry Cox, Charley Butts, Joe Stancil and Clint Morgan.
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Anyone wishing to donate to the fund can send checks payable to the Clemson University Foundation to Clemson University Foundation, P.O. Box 1889, Clemson, SC 29633. Checks should be designated to the Ralph Nathanial Pinnock Jr. Memorial Annual Scholarship.
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Members of the class of 2008 are: front row from left: Valerie Ramsey, Pam Jeter, Kathy Burgess, Etta Smith, Lindsey Newton, Camille Hess (Board of Regents Chairperson) and Brian Swords; and back row from left, Mark Waters, Steve Burgess, Robert Giehls, Judith Witthoeft, Drew Ray and Kent Dykes (Chamber facilitator). Graduating, but not pictured, is Amanda Machen.
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James Burrell, of Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative, assists Corey Porter, a ninth-grade student at Tamassee-Salem High School, in the proper use of climbing gear, gloves and shoes necessary in repairing “hot” power lines.
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Justin Kelley, an eighth-grade student at Tamassee-Salem Middle School, dons gear from the Salem Fire and Rescue Squad during the school’s annual Career Day program.
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Shawn McDine, a paramedic with Oconee Medical Center, explains emergency procedures to Tamassee-Salem High School students.
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Tamara Rochelle Parker
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Lauren Elizabeth Brock
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Necia Nanelle Cook
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Devon Alexandra Bowser
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Olivia Leigh Piccirillo
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Anna Elisabeth Williams
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Megan Parker Jones
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Casey Carea Sharperson
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Elena Mae Brown
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Nikki M. Lefort
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Elizabeth Aline Figliola
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Fortino Flores
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Roger Eugene Wade
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Leslie Dunlap Callison of Lexington has been elected president of the Clemson Alumni Association. She steps into the role July 1.
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Duke Energy's World of Energy hosted a "job shadow day" on Monday for about 20 students from their "adopted" school, Tamassee-Salem Middle and High School. The station manager, Mike Glover, (not pictured) talked with students, sharing his insight on education, careers, work experience and how the nuclear plant works. The students then were able to talk "one-on-one" with some of the recent hires in engineering, maintenance and radiation protection. A rare opportunity was provided when the students were allowed to go inside the simulator, a replica of Unit 1's control that the operators use in training. JR Steely, manager of operations training at ONS; left, explained to the students the function of the control room simulator and instructed them in a few sessions, allowing the students to participate in "hands on" training.
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Duke Energy's World of Energy hosted a "job shadow day" on Monday for about 20 students from their "adopted" school, Tamassee-Salem Middle and High School. The station manager, Mike Glover, (not pictured) talked with students, sharing his insight on education, careers, work experience and how the nuclear plant works. The students then were able to talk "one-on-one" with some of the recent hires in engineering, maintenance and radiation protection. A rare opportunity was provided when the students were allowed to go inside the simulator, a replica of Unit 1's control that the operators use in training. JR Steely, manager of operations training at ONS; left, explained to the students the function of the control room simulator and instructed them in a few sessions, allowing the students to participate in "hands on" training.
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