Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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i ' ' v Many evenings we have walked past Neville Hall and seen a light still burning in the dome window. Behind that window is the office of a professor whom few students ever meet. Those who do meet her have the same first impression of her quiet manner, her smile, and her British accent. While most students have exchanged only a hello with her, there are not many names or faces she doesn ' t recognize. She carries a staggering class load, yet because she has a concern for students ' best interests, she still finds time to serve on a number of campus committees. Those of us who are fortunate enough to be in her classes know the careful preparation she puts into each lesson. She teaches each class with imagination and vitality. She trusts us to take seriously the responsibility for our education. By setting high standards, she encourages us to learn as much as we can. And when w fail, and we do fail frequently, she always gives us another chance. For l f HHrnH want to do better next time. ' Si P Of course, she never lets us forget our mistakes; but she always laughs with us, never at us. We know from her interest and concern for us that she is more than our teacher: she is our friend. Really, Dr. King, we ' ll never forget that Flaubert was from Rouen and that aller is conjugated with etre. And we ' ll never forget you. The Editors

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■A ' f ■..-. . ■m 16 Dedication

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