Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Iiii. U. L. Parkinson, B. S., l. A.. I ' m. I).

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Foreword 93 5-33 1 This is just another PaC-SaC, the fifteenth to be pub- lish sime nineteen hundred and eleven. The first PaC- Sa( ' . mirrored the life and activity of the campus of its ila and so must this. But fifteen years of feverish ac- tivity have lieen known to bring to some a touch of gray. The Presbyterian College of today is showing the inevit- able signs of age and we in our research have found that a great deal of the freshness of youth, the exuberance of the young ideals, is a thing of the past. Wherefore we in this volume may lack the vigor and the simplicity ill the youthful. II our pages are lifeless and dull, ex- cuse an aging body, but if through our soul, some m :as- ure (if the glorj and the freshness that was the dream return to you. then this volume of the PaC-SaC will mil have been a fruitless labor. THE EDITORIAL BOARD a

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Dedication Because he so perfectlj 111- the name of gentleman, flavoring llie scholarship and dignity of a Mil- ton with the humorous outlook of a Chaucer, because in the mass of iletail he never loses the hori- zon, it is to Burney Lynch Park- inson, the man, in the forenoon df his staj at Presbyterian Col- lege, that we confident!) dedicate this the 1928 PaC-SaC.