Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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' JTm£iJJ£m£F £M£)JJ£iiJJ£X wy£kJj££ uc £ y]tffj£iij£Aiyi George Brooks Bobo, A. B. Clinton, S. C. Entered College 1918; Critic Eukosmian Literarv Society; Member Debating Club; Member Oratorical Club- S. A. T. C. ' . big heart, wishing ih, ami friendship of his fello Here he is! Georg work si vera] years befo iovial disposition win in. for him to go on the sta a member of our .lass who joined i Although not residing on the ca where hi.- contagious mirth would ' 18, having taken preparatory , hi.- good nature, wil ami 1 1 was a great temptation us congratulate George mi his decision. He is mm considering dipping- ' em. We are certain that the -aim- tenacity which has been his during student days will follow him through his labor ho the Master. May the P. C. spirit follow you. friend of ours!

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Senior Class OFFICERS J. L. McCord President G. W. Stuart Class Editor W. W. Brimm Vice-President L. C. LaMotte Poet J. M. Dick, Jr Secretary H. Crawford Historian L. N. Edmunds Treasurer M. McIntyre Prophet THE TRIE EXCELSIOR If ith Apologies to Longfellow. All n as a rumor of his lust. That youth who Alpine village passed, If ho would not rest for love nor fear But strong in virile youth did dare Excelsior. Not buried in the snow was he. Such purpose could not cease to be. Unto the summit, braving storm, Through snow and ice up to a calm Excelsior. Then as he halted in the night. The high thin air gave forth a light, hid from the shy. serene and far, A voice fell like a tolling stm Excelsior! Excelsior thou didst not gam. Id cam e o) selfish self is vain. Go down again and serve mankind, In selfless love for others find Excelsior. Then as the bright sun kissed the dawn, H ihtin a strong young breast was born A wisdom-tempered purpose strong, The clarion call changed to a song — Excelsior. —Poet 22. Eighteen

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' ■JmJkjJJ£nJW - iLnJKKJAJJJEJV Wy D J£ir tf£l £krfWf J£lTf£rkTfi William Waldo Brimm, A. B. Clinton, S. !. Pi kui i ii Phi Entered College 1914; Member Eukosmian Literary Society; PaC-SaC Staff 18- l!)- ' 2l- ' 22; Vice- President Senior Class ' 2l- ' 22; Varsity Basketball ' 18; Varsity Football ' 21; Wearer of P ; Glee Club ' 16. Everything comes In him who waits— Therefore, why should I hurry? Brimm is a man wh talents lead to success in a wide sphere of endeavors. He is one of the best informed men in the class and an excellent student. Sophie posesses that grit and determination which are 1 he necessary constituents of succss. His winning personality, and his wit make him an attractive friend. When Sophie ' s name is heard, one immediately recalls the philosophy of the ancient, which says. Music is the moody food of those who trade in love. Music is certain!) one I the necessities of Brimm ' s existence, but as for the other -well— he is one of the few who hasn ' t succumbed to this bobbed-haired age. He is a shining light on the gridiron, an artist with the brush, a scholar with the so- called mental sciences, and a musician of note, with the piccolo, and saxaphone. Sophie. we are proud lo claim you as a son oi I ' . C, Twenty