Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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s-x cr j j£ ct s c ' itM: The Facult Da idson McDowell Douglas, B. A., M. A., D. D. President B. A. Davidson College; M. A. University of South Carolina; Student Louisville Theological Seminary; B. D. Columbia Theological Seminary; D. D. Davidson Col- lege. N. C; Princeton Theological Seminary; Johns Hopkins University; Minister Presbyterian Church in I. S.. Brevard. . C: Pastor, Maryland Avenue Presbyterian Church. Baltimore. Md.: President Presbyterian College South Carolina. Almond Edwin Spencer. B. A., M. A., LL.D. ite-President and Professor of Greek and French B. A., and M. A. Central University; Principal Reidville High School, Spartanburg. S. C; Professor of Greek and French, Presbyterian College of South Carolina: icePresident of the Presbyterian College of South Carolina. Daniel Johnson Brimm. B. A.. I. .. D. D. Professor of Bible and Pedagogy B. A. Southwestern Presbyterian University; Columbia Theological Seminar) : Professor of Academy. Franklin, Kentuckx : -i tant Professor of Greek and Hebrew, Columbia Theological Seminarv. Columbia, S. C. ; Professor of New Testament Literature and Exegesis. Columbia Theological Seminarv; Superintendent Catawba Military Academy: Minister Presbyterian Church in the I . S.: Professoi of Bible and Pedagogy. Presbyterian College of South Carolina. Frank Dudley Jones. B. A., D. D. Professor of Philosophy ami Psychology B. A. Davidson College: Columbia Theological Seminarv: Minister. Presbyterian Church in the I. S.; Professor of Philosophy and Psychology, Presbyterian College t South Carolina. Abram Venable Martin. B. A. Professor of Mathematics A. B. Hampden Sidney College; I niversitj of Virginia; Cornell I Diversity; Principal of Mi Minn Academy, Rogersville, Tenn; Profe M r of Mathematics and Natural Science, Presbyterian College of South Carolina: Professor of Mathematics, Kings College; Professoi of Mathematics, Presbyterian College of South Carolina. I. lcomh (Graham Woodworth, B. A.. D. D. Professor of English li. . Hampden Sidney College; Union Theological Seminary; Minister, Presbyterian Church in the I . S.; Professor of English and History, Presbyterian College of .niili Carolina; Professoi English, Davies and Elkins College; Professor of En- glish, Presbyterian College ol South Carolina. 1 Eight Presbyterian College of South Carolina v-v ' : W h££s b '

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Fficu lTY Seven

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James Boyd Kennedy, B. A., M. A., Ph.D. Professor of History, Economics, and Political Science B. A., M. A., Erskine College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University; Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins University; Professor of Sociology and Economies. Wells College; Professor, Economics and Sociology, Union College; Member American Economic Association; Author Beneficiary Features of American Trade Union ; Professor Economics, Presbyterian College of South Carolina; Author of Beneficiary 1 Features of Iron Moulders of North America. Bothwell Graham, Jr., B. A., M. A. Professor Latin, German and Spanish B. A. University of Georgia; M. A. Harvard University; Professor of Latin, German and Spanish, Presbyterian College of South Carolina. Harry Elwyn Sturgeon, B. A., M. S. Professor of Chemistry B. A. Cooper College; M. S. Purdue University; University of Chicago; Professor of Science and Mathematics, Shenandoah Collegiate Institute; Assistant in Chemistry, Purdue University; Professor in Chemistry, University of Arkansas; 1st Lieutenant, Sanitary Corps U. S. Army: Professor of Chemistry. Presbyterian College of South Carolina. William Edwin Hoy, Jr., B. A.. Ph.D. Professor of Biology and Geology B. A. Franklin and Marshall College; Ph.D. Princeton University; Instructor in Biology, University of Rochester; Private M. D., U. S. A.; Professor of Biology, Presbyterian College of South Carolina. Adolph Theodore Fant, B. A., M. S. Professor of Physics B. A. Augustana College; M. S. State University of Iowa; Assistant in Instruction and research work, S. U. of Iowa; Professor of Physics, Presbyterian College of South Carolina. Edward L. Glasgow, Colonel U. S. A., Ret. Professor of Military Science and Tactics University of Kansas; County Superintendent of Education; 1st Lieutenant; Captain, Volunteer Forces, Spanish American War; Captain National Guard and Volunteer Forces; 1st Lieutenant U. S. A. Regular Army; Artillery after Spanish American War. Passing thru grades to Colonel A. E. F. ; Chief Quartermaster Sixth Army Corps World War. Nine Presbyterian College of South Carolina