Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS. ® ® ® ® J. H. Thornwell, Jr., Fort Mill. S. C, Miss E. Constine. Springbank, S. C. Miss C. E. Young, Clinton, S. C, Miss M. A. Fridy, Clinton, S. C. L. B. Stephenson, Kershaw, S. C. W. R. Wallace, Rossville, S. C, A. G. Fewell, Rock Hill, S. C, N. A. JUSSELY, RlDGEVILLK, Ga. G. M. Wilcox, Elberton, Ga., T. H. Smoot, Alcolu, S. C, B. H. Sadler, Essie, S. C, ' M it M . thu • « J»rin«»; h ;t J tk

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THORNWELL, SADLER, SMOOT, JUSSELY, WALLACE, FEWELL, WILCOX, STEPHENSON, MISS CONSTINE, MISS FRIDV, MISS YOUNG.

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1biston of Sopbomore Glass- P te w a A T the beginning of our fresh year, the highest ambition we had was to be able to sing with ease that tune, that ever strikes tenor to the heart of the lower class, Oh you fresh yon had better lie low. To be waited on by fresh we thought would be a great honor and would raise us in the respect of every one. Since donning our Sophomore apparel, things have ap- peared quite different to us. Societies were to be run, ath- letics to be carried on, and numerous other responsibilities de- volved on the boys of ' 03 In the treasurers, monitors, and secretarys ' chairs of both Societies the members of the Soph Class are to be found. The record of our boys in athletics is our pride. Four men and one sub are to be found on the base ball team and they are four of the hardest players on the team both in field work and at the bat. As our men step to the bat one can see the fielders step back and be on their toes. In the class room our class has its full share of students. The marks made by the boys of ' 03 compare very favorably with any other clas . If one looks over the honor roll he will see the names of several of our men. At the faculty meetings some of us are bound to be present. It would seem to be impossible for that honored body to as- semble without the presence of the Sophomores. At least two of our members always answer to the roll call and gener- ally come forth all smiles. When it comes to Lady killers again the class of ' 03 is well represented. Just let a piece of calico flutter by and at once a Soph is seen to start for it. Foot ball was just started the past year and while there was no test as to who the best players were yet the boys of ' 03WUI rival any other class for the stars. The College spirit exhibited by the class of ' 03 is one of the most shining trails of the cl..ss. All seem to have the welfare of the dear old P. C. of S. C. at heart and strive to make the record of the Sophomore Class an object of envy. Hav- ing mentioned these few things I think sufficient has been said to show that the Sophomore Class of 1901 has a most en- viable record, first in college spirit, first in athletics and in the pursuit of knowledge. Long live the Class of 1903. May their reputation in the future be as envious as in the past. Onward may they march untill we stand upon the chapel stage for the last time until the final summons come.