Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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MOTTO: VERITAS VOS LIBERABIT COLORS: GOLD AND BLACK. FLOWER: RED CARNATION. CLASS OFFICERS O. M Nickles W. G. Anderson J. F. Jacobs, Jr. F. A. Ficquett H. E. Hicklin W. E. Davis President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Prophet Historian Poet CLASS YELL Fifteen is our number, Fifteen is our year, We never stay, we never slumber When duty calls us near.

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fS MISS SEA WRIGHT: SPONSOR

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WILLIAM GARY ANDERSON, B. S„ HODGES. S. C. Height 5 ft. II in. Weight 195 lbs. Age 23. With boundless power unbounded virtue joined, His own strict judge and patron of mankind. AS HE NOW IS: Entered college 1911. Philomathean Literary Society; door-keeper one term; Base ball team ' 1 1 - ' 1 2, ' 1 2- ' 1 3, ' 1 3- ' 1 4; Captain ' 1 4- ' 1 5. Vice-President of Class ' 14- ' I 5 ; Member of Student Council; Wearer of the P. AS HE WILL BE 1925: It is the year 1925, and ten pages in the book of life have been turned since we bade farewell to our alma mater. I, the Prophet, turn the time-stained pages of the PaC-SaC, and reflect upon the changes that time has wrought in the lives of the fifteen members of the class of ' 15. My thoughts naturally strayed to the alphabetical and physical head of the class, W. G. Anderson, who is now at the head of the class financially. Andy, after taking his major in base ball and Latin, became the drawing card of the Hodges Federal League team, until misfortune overtook him in the form of Cupid. He then abandoned base ball for dentistry, in which he perfected the famous Anderson ' s Pain- less Process of Extraction, (for extracting greenbacks from the pockets of his unlucky victims,) while he grew in favor with all his patrons by living up to his college motto, Keep your mouth shut if you have nothing to say.