Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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' ' . ' ■ ' ' , ■ .. ' . ' . I , .IJ.H ' . i . ' . A ' .ii.u.v.U ' ., ' ,£, ■. , l i jiii) i Jl ' WJU lll ll njjmjMj.n w mj i Mjjm w ijL ii .Marshall Coleman Dendy Seneca. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Delta. Phil. Entered College ' 19; Philomathean Literary Society: Chaplain; Correspond- ing Secretary: Recording Secretary; Critic: Literar Editor; Business Mana- ger The Collegian: Society Declaimer; debater; winner Orator ' s Medal: Secre- tary and Treasure! Freshman Class; President Junior Class: Student Coun- cil (3); Secretary Student Body: Cor- poral, Lieutenant. K. U. T. C. ; Captain Tennis Team: Wearer of the P .;Cap- tain Junior Class Football Team: Mana- ger arsity Football: Cheer Leader 1 .1 1 : .Member. Manager, and director Glee Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet: President Pi Kappa Delta: Local Editor. Editor- in-Chief PaC-SaC. A Truer. Xobler. Trustier heart, more loving or more loyal, never beat within a human breast. en handicapped - ; i » » -• - 1902. I ufortunately, one third d hi- life has been -pent in be, I. otherwise he would have reached .i bjghei plane ti the pinnacle of -nice--. However, we guess ih.it be has done as well a- anyone, considering that the one-third 1 hi- time thai • lit in bed were but his allotted eight. liii -pending bun years lore and most I the la-i threi visiting Chicora, he has been overheard t remark thai he likes Clinton mi well that lie intends to either preach i do some- thing ' I- ' - here. Bill we do know that there have been fi h men who ha PE with him in LANDING a girl!! lb- certain!} ha- mil been asleep all the time. And now e, iming in the paii where we have to do rnosl of our ricaling, Marshall possesses a quiet unassuming mannei which has won foi him hosts I friends. Being one id the leaden in all lines I collegiate work, ami enjoying a popu laril) attained by a -elect lew, hi- honors have not given rise to conceit, and he gins out from us respected ami loved b) everj membei I the Student Body, lb- knows that when he enters tie- ministry, there ' s going to bi a shortage I stokers in the that Sherman said war was. I

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James Blaine Clowney, A. B. Chester. S. C. Aesir Phil. Football (3), Captain ' 22; Class Football ' 19; Philomathean Society; At- tended three times; Vice-President. A lad of mettle — aye, every inch a man. About the unkindest cut a man could give Coon ' is to say he is ugly, for that he is nothing else but. However, there is no use in telling him so. Just jolly him along, and let it go at that. In many respects, Clowney has the most marvelous constitution of anyone in the class of ' 23. He can be desperately ill with pneu- monia during Spanish, then undergo a miraculous recovery, only to be smitten with the small pox or something as virulent when Economics rolls around. He has mmrmiX fr- ■ ■ ■ ' • -: m III sssssss; :ms immmm2i even been known to have a case of ' sleeping sickness during Pedagogy. In spite of such constitutional failings. Clowney has made the grade : he has sur- vived the test; he faces the world as a finished pro- duct of Big Dick ' s Christian College. Coon has one of the most likeable personalities we know of anywhere. You simply cannot associate with him and not like him. For our own part, we have a feeling of affection for this homely youth — and it is not solely for his ability as a football captain, either. In short, Clowney has those qualities that characterize a Man: courage, humor, frankness, friendliness, and personality. It is with a true, deep regret that we realize that no more can we associate with Coon in the same free, joyous spirit of the past four years, for our paths now part. Never shall we forget him. Twenty-One

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i -.v. w.w;rt JMf. .- ' v.M j ' .v ' tvfA -.- ' ri--i ' TArft. ' F - Thomas Glenn Dulin. A. B Clover. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi Euk. Class Football 1919- ' 20- ' 21 ; Scrub Football 2K22; Varsity Football ' 22; Conductor, Sergeant-at-Arms. Corres- ponding Secretary. 2nd Monitor. Vice- President Eukosmian Society; Corporal, Sergeant R. 0. T. C. : Member. Presi- dent York County Club: Commence- ment Orator; Corresponding Secretary State Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Con- test; Dramatic Club; Wearer of the P. U A friend with all hazards ire can run. Nature has so constructed some men that they can never make a liv- ing by heading pigs in ditches. Glenn Dulin. however, is more for- tunate than the above type. No pig has yet been discovered that can penetrate his X shaped defense. Perhaps a guinea pig might, hut then ' pigs is pigs. Now pig heading is not the only accomplishment possessed by this loyal son of old ' 23. He ' s pretty good when it comes to making a hit with the ladies I he must be, he told us he was). And he has that which every one needs and so few really possess, a genuine, sincere, kind heart. Jew ling is one of those rare individuals who will divide his last hot dog and you will get two-thirds of it. Glenn is also very broad- minded, seeing two sides to every question, his side and the wrong side. He served his college for four years on the gridiron, and has at last made a well deserved letter. No one is more loyal to P. C. and to the class of ' 23, than is Tub, (another of his many pet names ) . The suite on the third floor will miss you Glenn, as will P. C. So long, and don ' t forget the stacomb! . -.:.. 1 Twenty-Three