Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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CONTENTS THE COLLEGE ATHLETICS MILITARY SPONSORS ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS

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FOREWORD AND IMRODKTION In presenting this 1936 PaC SaC we hope that within its pages, in the days that are to come, you will find poignant reminders of happy years. You may laugh at some of them and you may wonder at others, but it is our hope that each of you will find here the source of some inescapable memories. We have tried to capture at least the spirit of our life here and set it down for the years ahead. The years themselves will give answer as to our success. Our artistic devices are Roman; for Rome, despite her sterile homage to Law, gave us great traditions of glory and grandeur, and the names and lives of great men. Their spirit of personal honor and courage, their devotion to a just cause, and the simplicity of their allegiances are worth some thought in this frenzied life of today. For our literary theme we have chosen that poet who wrote of every man and every situation — Shakespeare. We have tried to catch some of the deeper significances of college days in our selections for the different departments, and if in the words of the poet you catch deeper meaning, and a more personal one, our task is not without its reward. — The Editors.

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