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Spectators critically view the opening game of PC ' s football season. Dr. Gaines introduces Choir at Youth Day. YOUTH DAY ACTIVITIES The Presbyterian College-Mars Hill football game was the setting for PC ' s annual Youth Day. Over 600 high school students from South Carolina and Georgia came to PC for the fif- teenth year of the event. Following campus tours and an orientation pro- gram, the visitors were entertained by the 1977-1978 PC Choir. They then spent the remainder of the day visit- ing with PC students and faculty, eat- ing a meal in the dining hall, and watching the first Blue Hose game of the season. SOCCER For the first time in Presbyterian College history, the Blue Hose fielded a varsity soccer team. Under the coaching of Larry Burch, the seventeen man team opened it ' s season with a home game against Brevard. First at- tempts proved to be challenging but players, coach, and students were satisfied with the progress that was made considering there was little previous experience. Inexperience is always an expect- ed difficulty in any team ' s rookie season, but PC students were pleased to cheer on an additional Blue Hose sport. One of the pleasant surprises at PC this year was the change of fare at Greenville Dining Hall. Under the direction of Mr. L.V. Powell, several rules concerning the dining hall were introduced along with exciting changes. Mr. Powell, a native of Green- ville, was formerly the director of Food Service for Atlas Vend- ing Company. He previously served PC as food director from 1947-1960. With the addition of a salad bar and hot soup, most students were given an alterna- tive to the regular menu. This variety was only the beginning of what proved to be great im- provements in PC cuisine. Other variations included occa- sional cheese bars, hero sand- wiches, and do-it-yourself strawberry shortcake. Special holiday meals and decorations were also an agreeable break for everyone. Events 25
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YOUTH DAY Restaurant featuring Prime Ribs of Beef, au jus 24 Events
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Theta Chi rushees and brothers congregate on the porch with their dates. 26 Events
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