Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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880 ■■0 , .?«! I nr - iV: ' - liM ' £m9 diit i m ' oilM ' ih -T rjj a )MMENCEMENT |ji|i r ' 0 rf!(taintiMij €l]i,s;si. Miss JESSIE LEE COPELa:.;; ;;:.M;ss FLORENCE LEE JACOBS, Facslmile of the First Graduation Invitation « 1930 Page Tirenly-nine

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Aliis. William James Bailkv NEE Floren ' Ck Li:e Jacobs Member and Honor Gradunlf ol the first Graduating Class Id 1930 l» I ' affe Tiienly-eiglit

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880 Relieve It Or t By F. H. Thornley s -» {Itith apologies to Mb. Ripley) The first commencement was held on the 5th July, 1883. An address was de- livered by Col. B. W. Ball of Laurensville and diplomas were delivered to the graduating class composed of three young ladies. For the sum of one hundred dollars paid quarterly in advance, students will be received, boarded and educated in the College building under Prof. Lee s immediate care and supervision. ' ' Studv hours are strictly observed for those residing in the College building, under Prof. Lee ' s presence and supervision. Students residing elsewhere can obtain this advantage by application for it. The morals of the village are the best. No liquor is sold within the limits of the town, a special law forbidding its sale within three miles of the Clinton Depot. There are no bar rooms or billard saloons. Board can be had in any of the families of the village, at eight dollars per month. Washing can be had at the rate of fifty cents per month in advance. Records of scholarship, deportment and absence are regularly kept, and re- ports of the same are sent to parents and guardians at the close of each month and oftener if desired or considered necessary. The Summer acation is from the first Friday in July to the first Monday in September. In addition to the literary course, students can receive instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Music, and also in Drawing and Painting. These departments are under control of accomplished teachers. The price for each is three dollars per month. Use of the instrument, extra. The girls will have a boarding house separate from the young men, and will be under the special care of a lady teacher. We strictly prohibit card playing or other games of chance, intoxicating liquors and the carrying of concealed weapons. Room rent may be had at the rate of ten dollars per session, in Alumni Hall, a dormitory now being erected. A refectory will be connected with the dormitory building for the benefit of students. The rate of the board will be . ' J4..50 to S5.50 per month. The degree of Master of Arts, M. A. is open to resident graduates of all regular colleges, who have received the degree of B. A. If you doubt this, write for proof to tiie author. (Taken jrom early catalogues of the institution) HfSBSHk Page Thirty