Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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4 THE COLLEGIAN. :llI0fll6'I' 31011111 has SlCll1llICd the 1'z'clc', .J111011g the N1'11t ' 1-I1 f1l1l1C,, sails out into flzc tvitle. ll'1'tl10z1t tlzc Sc'11i01' l11'1z1101'fe'z'l14'1'e would sail 110 Balser, For lic 'ZUOIlllI'l1'f C01lSCl1f to go, if llc H- L'0lllllIl'f luke lzer. This lad, from Reidville, S. C., has been with us four years. He isn't an athlete, but is in the race to matri- mony. We hope he may succeed in what he designs. He is very generous and has made many friends while in college. He is a member of the Philomathean Literary Society: treasurer of P. L. S. 'OS-'09 and '09-'log vice-president of Senior Class. lVlATTIE lXlAY NEVILLE. sl' .. 13 yi .-1,-,JY 'Fig 'px . f 'WE Rf: D. B. SMITH. S110 is Slllllll-, and flllilf, tl Clfllillfj' lass, This little b1'u11ct1'e of tlze Sezzior Class, to Say, Yet useless for us lzer 11111116 g For 'UOICCS are wl11spe1'111g, Ma1't1c lllayf' This little lady is popular with the students, and is free to talk to them, especially to the new students who seem lonely and homesick. The thoughts she does not speak shine out in her bright eyes and cheeks. She is the attractive little brunette of the Sen- ior Class, and is a loyal member of the Select Four. She was poet of her class in '08.

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THE COLLEGIAN. 3 J. S. MCGREGOR. N0 steeefw' 11111111' 1.11 all the curflz, Ill these four j'C'tI1'S -rec' le111'11c'd her 'ZU0l'ff1. ,She was 111 5011001 tl dear CIlIS.YllltIfC, S0 guess lzer lIlIlII6'.'-If 11111sf be Kate. This lady's eollege,eourse has been one of ease and pleasure. Her bril- liant mind allowed her the privilege of enjoying herself until exams., when a little bit of eramming would put her over the pass with a good mark. She is very sympathetic, and delights in aid- ing the blind, lame, and halt. Her career in this world will be a noble success. Cross Hill should be justly proud of her. She won the History Mledal in 'OQ2 was vice-president of her class in '09, and prophet of her class in '08 and 'iIO. F11111' .pt'tIl'S ago -rev ,x'1't11'reIy klleie Hott' fjl'III tl yuntlz tllllljtf IIS g1't'-te, B111 11s H10 days 'ze1'11t tjzruskly juzxf, His fl'lII-f.Y zrlzzfoldvd to IIS fuxt, t'11l1'l 111' 11151, evuy tr!! the srlztml, .-I 't'L'l',V. 511111111 llcllfif bent 111 J11le. P. C. sends out, from Ruby, S. C., a lad of whom she is justly proud. He is an athlete. lover, student, but, best of all, stands well with the Faculty, whom he has the ltnaeli of fooling His pet aversion is German, while his hobby is writing out tables in Geology. lle has worked hard for his ll. A. de- gree, but now says he would be better satislled with a ll, ll. degree. Manager of the basel all team of 'OS and 'IOZ president of the Senior Class! business manager of THE CoI.i,1ao1.xN: president of the Philomathean Liter- ary Soeiety in '10, eritie in '09, and monitor in 'OSS yiee-president of the class in 'o7: president Inter-Collegiate Tennis Association of 'ogg member of the Pi Kappa Fraternity. X Ii.-XTE EXUSTIN.

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XV. L. LATH AM. THE CoLL13Gi.-xx in '08-'09: literary edit the South Carolina Press Association Of these four years, Ilzozrglz short they seem, Here's to the mfvfailz of P. Cfs bull team! I'VlI6'll lie goes to the buf, shouts rise from all felloitxv. Hurralz, for the Cafffuiii!-.l1art'.'u M. Sellers! He is a good athlete, and a success- ful student. He stands well with the students, the Faculty, and fair sex. His most notable success was in Chemistry. He is ambitious, and wishes to emi- grate to Baptist Hill, where he may ht himself for life. He is very full of life, and sees only the bright side of things. This lad is a good college man and is destined to make a success with whatsoever he undertakes. YVOn the declaimer's medal in '07-'03: secretary of his class in '07, '08, '09, and 'I0: won the Science medal in 'o9: has lfeen president, vice-president, sec- retary, censor and critic of the Philo- mathean Literary Society: executive committeeman to Oratorical Associa- tion in '10, captain of the hall team in ,OQ and 'Io: is a member of the Ph. K. P. Fraternity. I Orr 1'11gygm1' seas lit' lzufli his way fur- sized, From Zozo!-v Frcslz. fo stately .5't'lI1'0l' tl't!-VXI .-Ind flzozzglz iz fjfllfic' tI'l'.VL'tIIIft'l1f ':t'c :'e t'1'ctuvi1', His IllIH'lIlItl'Z-Ilfj was szzlvdzred and 'zvild illfcizys. Note, 'IUXIUIII 'ZUOIIIUI you guess but KI lim' from 5fItlI'tIll.' If is . our fuiflzful t'1lIS5II1tIII- D7'. f-lII'fZtIIll. Perhaps this lad is the hardest stu- dent in our class, with the exception of our poet. He is a student, deep, earnest, arid oratorical. He is very generous in imparting his knowledge to his classmen. llis notoriety consists in pronouncing German. He is a theologi- cal student. and with such a determina- tion as he possesses is sure to make his mark in the world. lle won the Shive Scholarship for two successive years, also the maga- zine prize for two years. President of the Philomathean Literary Society for three terms, representing it in '09 and 'Io in the del aters' contests: secretary of the Y. M. C. QX. in '08-'00, and presi- dent in 'I0: Y. Rl. C. QX. editor of or in 'IOL and recording secretary of in 10. I M. M. SELLit1es. I