Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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SAC £= j£ C S-X C Senior Class Officers 1 I Milling President I. . MacDdiiaKI Vice-President D. L. Williamson Secretary anil Treasurer S. H. Edmunds Historian W. T. Wade p oet .1. E. Raffield Prophet Senior Class Poem (According to Kahyam) The sands run slowly in the upturned glass But steadily run on. and ere we pass Another milestone on the way of life The bottom cone will hold the entire mass. For four long years we all together learned; The midnight oil by gallon cans we burned. Yet some will say It ' s all a bloomin lie, That by our bluff our rained dips we earned. Along the rocky path of our fist mile We alums took our Physics with a smile. And ' twas quite natural when we passed the stone To carry on instructions for a while. Though small in numbers we were true and strong. Like Arthur s knights oj old, ice righted wrong; Held loyally together to the last. And with our paddles helped the rats along. Our share oj fun ice look: alike we shared The tank, the task assigned, for none feared The sweat oj honest toil; and so we did Mine than our predecessors ever dared. They culled us Bolsheviks , and tore their hair, liul rent the linen garments that they near. But now to Anniston they point with pride. In to the other honors which ice bear. Ind now. the time has come alien we must part Anil lake our places in the busy mart; ) et, ere we on life ' s boundless sea embark. To I ' . ( ' . give we credit for our chart. — POKT ' 23. 1 Presbyterian College of South Carolina

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SENIOR CkkS? Seventeen Presbyterian College of South Carolina mm - i

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illiam Rai Anderson, A. B. Laurens, S. C. 4esir Euk. Class Football, 1919- ' 20- ' 21 : 1st Cen- sor, Vice-President, President Society; Corporal. Sergeant, and 1st Sergeant R. O. T. C. : Vice-President Laurens County Club; Camp McClellan Club; Dramatic Club. Be true — serve: Then your reward will be you deserve. In the Fall of 1919, a sunburn- ed, snaggle-toothed lad matricu- lated at P. C, thereby becoming a member of one of the best classes that ever infested the campus. This lad of the tomb-stone incisors was William Ray Anderson to the Freshmen of next year. Bill to the rest of the class of ' 23. and Ned to the ladies. Bill, however. has since worked his way into lite hearts of all bis fellow students. He has a kind heart and a read) and cheerful grin for all occasions. He is a Bear with the ladies, and upon occasion tries to look like a ' tea- hound ' . Don ' t tell him. but he miserably fails in tiiis. much to his credit. He has a refined sense of humor, is loyal and chivalrous, and those who know the man cannot help but love him. Xed expects to vend pink pills for pale people. tho we believe Osteopathy would appeal to him more. Good Luck! Bill, and may success reward you in whatever line of work vou choose to follow. Nineteen