Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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19 3 5 P A C SAC i Dr. John McSwkex, B.A.. B.l).. D.I). ;; PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE One of the most deliglitful ami at the same time vital piiases of human experience is the association with kindred s])irits in the various groups of wliich we form a part. The College years, for the class of 1935, now begin to be enshrined in the hall of memory. May the friendships formed ri])en with the passing years and the good inHuinees of this ha])])y jjcriod of delightful associations lead us to higher planes in tlie serious but fascinating art of living. ' i 26

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i ' - , ,tM..JL-. ' i. i. ■-rj ris» I ' 1 •JOHNSON KIKI.l) WITH IIAILKV STADIl ' M IN THE liACKGKOUND

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P A C SAC 19 3 5 f: t Marshall W. Brown, B.A., M.A. Dean To the Seniors of 1935: A troubled, jjerplexed world, with in.iiiy voices erying different roads to Utopia, needs men of clear thought and unselfish purjjose. It is my hope that at P. C. you have learned love of truth and have realized that knowledge gained is but a door to wider opportunities. My wish is tliat you may have hearts sensitive in response to every human need, capable of eiierisliing unsullied friendsliips but in steadfastness not dependent upon the approbation of others. May each of you have a life rich in service to society and filled with experiences which bring lasting personal satisfaction. JltoMJULW. (Bn, n r 27