Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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CONTENTS LITERARY DEPARTMENT- Senior Class History .... , To My Classmates .................... The United States and World Peace ...... Ideal Education ................ ' .......................... The Value of Physical Training Considered Historically and Theoretically . . . Resolutions ............. . . . EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT EXCHANGE DVEPARTMENT LOCAL DEPARTMENT .... Y. M. C. A. DEPARTMENT .... ADVERTISEMENTS ...... . . .

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' GEORGE XV. TAYLGR, JR., B. A , GREENVILLE, s. C. A 'JIlt'l'l'j' lzvart niakctlz a cliccr IJ ful t'U1l1llL'lltIllL'L'. Entered 'O8g member of the Eukos mian literary societyg conductor, ser geant-at-arms, '08-'OQQ secretary, first term, 'oo-'1o: president, third term, 'oo 'IO1 business manager and leader of col lege glee elubg double bass violinist in orchestra: first tenor in glee clubg ex Ah 'IO-IIQ member of the Pi. K. A. fratcr nity. George is a genius in his way, ant that way is tinged with a faint glow o music. .Xlthough devoting himself to the guitar, he has not left the other sides of life undeveloped. He is of genii disposition, a favorite of the faculty, and has few equals as an amateur bass violin ist. George is suspected of being a heart-sinasher. XVhen he is not at class his benevolent spirit leads him to the Thornivell Orphanage. RUTH BAILEY, B. .-X. C1.1NToN, s. C. '31 rose ieillz all its stvt'cfvsl lvurics yet folded. Entered 'o6g secretary and treasurer of class '09-'1o. W'hat must we say about Ruth? She has light, frizzly hair and a very pleas- ant smile. 'She is a very original Cllilf- aeter and exceedingly frank. Dislikes deception. Ruth has not spent all her years in idleness, but has gleaned some truths along the path of knowledge. 'ss N change editor of THE Co1.EEo1AN, ,IO-'II mini Editor, '11-123 poet of class,