Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1937 volume:

w joM£S SO TKC«OU Hl OUT OF INTEREST IN THE HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA  -♦-■ PRESENTED AND FOSTERED BY DUDLEY JONES TO THE PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE ike rac Sac nineteen. thirty. seven copyright 19 3 7 Joseph E.Patrick 2. d l t o t James K. Codings S u 5 I n a Ji M a n a a e t VultLiihed -Annually 12 if Tke Student Ofa PRESBYTERIAN COL LEGE ? L i n ton S outA (ZatoLina tk e. p a c s, a c ffadication To President Jacobs — because be ex- emplifies tbe P. C. Spirit — because he is building a greater P. C. for tbe future — and because he has led his Alma Mater safely through a troublesome period - this volume is dedicated with affectionate esteem. -Qppt relation To Major Wysor — because in eight years of loyal service he has developed the most valuable asset the college can claim — a military unit whose accom- plishments have spread the fame of Alma Mater far and wide, a unit whose name means much in military circles — we wish to express the deep appreciation of stu- dents, alumni, and faculty. Six ? on tan 1 5 The College Athletics Military Sponsors F e a t u res Fraternities Organizations Advertisements To t Q W O t d In presenting this, the twenty-fourth volume of The PaC SaC it has heen the aim of the editors to portray life at P. C. as it really exists. It is our sincere hope that this hook may he the source of much pleasure to you in the years that lie ahead. j I It is . . . a small college ml yet there are those who love it. —Daniel Webster. 7k 2olL eae 3 I A T IB . ftSE j 3ife ££ 7 I i - ■- . ' tea?. . . •  • « h mi :: -«. 4. ■ . -x -■■r. - , tS3S - 5 r ■■• i M 4 -W rv  •-- ' .• • . ■ m - ' ' .J gt ' n ' nili ' ' lain i . 1 II W- IpeP v • ■ ' t fc. w vi . « • ' - . ■ -.. ■ • ■ . lip ' .• T ,-i« 3v,«--. Ira j :-.■. ' M H. I i5§3 ■ 1 ■ 1 ■ fc _ 3HB V.--- . li- H 1 : _ ■ fy i $ 5 ' £ ' 5 PB J ; v ftEEG ;. ' 3 ; « r £ -Qdmlnilttation MARSHALL WALTON BROWN B.A.. M.A. (nine College; University of Wisconsin; University of Vienna Dean JOHN HOLLAND HUNTER B.A. Presbyterian College Business Manager Twenty thittu-sevan the Pac Sac nin t ALMON EDWIN SPENCER B.A., M.A.. LL.D. Centre College Vice-President I u LILLIAN GROSS BROWN Tennessee College Registrar Twenty-one ft h+ k Brimm Woodworth Sturgeon Graham Jones Kennedy Huntley Whitelaw DANIEL JOHNSON BRIMM B.A.. M.A., D.D. MALCOLM G. WOODWORTH B.A., M.A., D.D. Southwestern Presbyterian University; Columbia Seminary Professor of Bible Hampden-Sidney College; Union Seminary Professor of English FRANK DUDLEY JONES B.A., D.D. Davidson College; Columbia Seminary Professor of Psychology JAMES BOYD KENNEDY B.A.. M.A.. Ph.D. Erskine College; Johns Hopkins University Professor of Economics HARRY ELWYN STURGEON B.S.. M.S. Sterling College; Purdue University; University of Chicago Professor nj Chemistry STEPHEN McQLEEN HUNTLEY I!. .. M.A.. Docteur D ' Universite I niversity of South Carolina; Toulouse University Professor of French BOTHWELL GRAHAM, JR. B.A., M.A. University of Georgia; Harvard University: American Academy of Rome Professor of German NEILL GORDON WHITELAW B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Miami (Oxford. Ohio) University; University of Wisconsin Professor of Physics T Twenty-two en thLttu-3avan  • tka ftac Sac nin i u Wysor Spexcer HardiM, Long Fish Baker Boyd Young ROBERT E. WYSOR Major of Infantry. L . S. A. Virginia Military Institute; United State; Infantry School Professor oj Military Science and Tactics FLOYD C. HARDING Major of Infantry. I . S. A. University of Iowa: United States Infantry School Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics HAROLD SOMERS FISH B.A., Ph.D. Bowdoin College; Harvard University Professor of Biology H. EARL SPEXCER B.S., M.A.. Ph.D. University of Rochester; Cornell I niver-ltv Professor of Mathematics KENNETH NORTON BAKER B.A., M.A. I niversity of South Carolina; Walton School of Commerce; Midwestern School of Commerce Associate Professor of Economics BERNARD HENRY BOYD B.A., Th.B.. M.A. Presbyterian College; Princeton Theological Seminary; Princeton University Assistant Professor oj English JAMES K. LONG B.S.. M.A.. Ph.D. I Diversity of North Carolina; Columbia U ni- versity: George Peabody College for Teachers Professor of Education STERLIN YOUNG Sergeant. Detached Enlisted Men ' s List Assistant in Military Science and Tactics Tuenty-tluee J O MiS FOHKHA.NU Johnson Mrs. Hunter McMiixian Mrs. Adair W ALDKEP HOLMAN Miss McKee WILLARD LEONARD JONES B.A., B.S. Presbyterian College; University of North Carolina; Columbia University Librarian LONNIE SEXTON McMILLIAN B.A. Presbyterian College; University of Illinois Assistant Director of Physical Education ROY WILKINSON FOREHAND B.S. Presbyterian College Physical Education Department MRS. WILLIAM ADAIR B.A. Winthrop College Secretary WALTER A. JOHNSON Battle Creek College; University of Wiscon- sin; University of Illinois: Northwestern University Dini tor ill Physical Education FRANK BUREN WALDREP B.A. Presbyterian College Physical Education Department MRS. MYRTLE HI NTER Dietitian CLARENCE HI GH HOLMAN B.S. Presbyterian College Director of Publicity MISS KATHER1NE McKEE Secretary 1 , Twenty-four en thitttj-3QVQn m • tka Mac Sac ni z 4?W fe , fc fc 5 Shoemaker i OR!o McAlpine R. A. Shoemaker Chemistry R. H. Stowell Biology C. E. Johnson Psychology J. A. Witherspoon Library Patrick CAprtLMAN N Witherspoon Johnston JOHNSON Croker STUDENT ASSISTANTS J. E. Patrick Chemistn M. E. Norton Bible W. K. Mcintosh Economies S. Croker Library Stovvell Mcintosh Spratt F. R. Johnston Chemistry C. M. Cappelmann German J. R. McAlpine Library Frances Spratt Library I u Twenty-five SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS k a. E. W. Evans President J. E. Patrick I ice-President ▲t H. T. Harvin Secretary « Twenty-six s en i o t 5 MARION WYLIE BIRD B.S. Columbia. S. C. ilpha Kappa Pi. Musketeers Freshman Football. ' 33; Freshman Basket- hall. 33; Freshman Baseball. ' 33; Varsity Football, ' 34. ' 35, ' 36: Varsity Baseball, ' 35, ' 36; Advertising Manager Blue Stocking, ' 36; Business Manager. ' 36; Corporal. R.O.T.C, ' 34; Sergeant, ' 35; First Lieutenant. ' 36: Y. M.C.A. Cabinet, ' 35, ' 36. GLENN W. BEEMAN A.B. Clinton. S. C. Freshman Football, ' 33; Varsity Football, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Block P Club. t kitty- Twenty-eight 5Qvan • • the rac Sac ni t RALPH MILLER CALDWELL A.B. Gaffney. S. C. Beta Kappa Transfer from Limestone College, ' 36. ELMORE SMITH BUCHAN A.B. MULLINS, S. C. Beta Kappa. I. R. C. Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 36: Vice-President. I I U Twenty-nine CLAUDE M. CAPPELMANN A.B. Parris Island, S. C. Alpha kappa Pi. Blue Key Freshman Football. ' 33; Freshman Boxing. ' 33; Varsity Football. ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Varsity Track. ' 34: Varsity Boxing, ' 34; Captain. ' 35. ' 36; Collegian Staff. ' 36; President Sopho- more Class. ' 34; Block P Club: Assistant in German and Spanish. STUART BLAND CAMPBELL. JR. A.B. Wytheville. Va. Alpha Kappa Pi. Blue Key. • R- C, Sigma Kappa Alpha, Sigma Upsilon. The Collegian Staff, ' 34. ' 35. Editor. ' 36; Blue Stocking Staff. ' 35. 36; President. Sig- ma Kappa Alpha; Pan-Hellenic Council. ' 35. ' 36; Board of Publications Control; Student Advisory Council. « Thirty en thittu-3ev n m the P c _£ ac ni t. ROBERT L. CLARK B.S. Union, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi Band, ' 34: ' 35, ' 36. 37: R.O.T.C. Corporal, ' 35: Orchestra, ' 34. ' 35, ' 36. ' 37; Assistant Director of Music, ' 37. GEORGE L. CLECKLER A.B. Menlo, Ga. Freshman Baskethall. ' 34; Varsity Basket- hall. ' 35. ' 35, ' 37; Block P Club. I U Thirty one 5s JAMES KENT COLLIXGS A.B. Atlanta, Ga. Beta Kappa. Blue Key, I. R. C. Freshman Football, ' 33; Freshman Track, ' 33: Varsity Football, ' 34. ' 35, ' 36; Varsity Baseball, ' 35; Blue Stocking Staff. ' 36; Busi- ness Manager, The PaC SaC, ' 36; Corporal, R.O.T.C, ' 34; Sergeant, ' 35; Lieutenant Col- onel. ' 36; Secretary-Treasurer Blue Key, ' 36; Student Council, ' 33, ' 34; Secretary, ' 35; Vice-President. 36; Student Advisory Com- mittee; President. Freshman Class. 33; Glee Club. ' 33, ' 34; Manager, ' 35. President, ' 36; Block P Club; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet. ' 33. ' 34. ' 35, ' 36; Secretary-Treasurer. ' 35; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities , ' 37. WALLACE LELAND COE A.B. Sarasota, Fla. Freshman Baseball. ' 33; ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Block P Club; lish. 34. ' 35. Varsity Baseball, Assistant in Eng- Thirty-two tnittu-5QVQn tka Hac J?t ac ni i t A. C. CROSS A.B. Cross. S. C. Varsity Baseball. ' 35; Transfer from t ni versity of South Carolina. ' 35. VICTOR C. CORRELL A.B. York, S. C. Freshman Football. ' 32; Freshman Track. ' 33: Freshman Baseball. ' 33: Varsity Football. 33, ' 35, ' 36: arsitv Track. ' 36: Varsity Baseball, ' 36; Block P Club. to IS I I u Thirty-three I W. M. DEGNER A.B. Lake Mills, Wisconsin Pi Kappa Phi Varsity Football, ' 34, ' 35, 36; Varsity Basketball, ' 35; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, ' 35; Block P Club; Transfer from University of Wiscon- sin, ' 34. ERNEST W. EVANS B.S. Iva, S. C. Alpha Lambda Beta Phi. Taw, Blue Key, Chi Fresbman Football, ' 33; Freshman Basket- ball, ' 33; Varsity Football, ' 34, ' 36; Varsity Basketball, ' 35; Varsity Baseball, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36: The PaC SaC Staff, ' 36; Corporal, R.O.T.C, ' 34, Sergeant, ' 35, First Lieutenant, ' 36; Sec- retary-Treasurer Junior Class, ' 35; President Senior Class, ' 36; Block P Club, President. ' 36; Student Advisory Council. Thirty-jour tnittif-ieven • the Pac Sac nin. fe a a J. BROWNE EVANS. JR. B.S. St. Palls, N. C. Transfer from Presbvterian Junior College. ' 35. H. C. GARRETT B.S. in Commerce Lanford Station, S. C. Guidon Bearer, R.O.T.C. ' 35; Le Club Francais, ' 35; Band. 36; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet. ' 36; Assistant Superintendent Maintenance of College Property, ' 35; Assistant in French. ' 35; Manager College Canteen. ' 36. Thirty-five ,., « HARRY THORNTON HARVIN B.S. l NNING, S. C. Kappa ilpha Freshman Football. ' 33; Fresliman Baseball. ' 33: Varsity Baseball, ' 34. ' 35, ' 36; Block P Club: Pan-Hellenir Council, President, ' 35. WILLIAM ERVIN GREEN A.B. Lancaster, S. C. Alpha kappa Pi Manager Fre-liman Track. ' 34; Varsity Track. ' 35. ' 37; Varsity Football, ' 36; Block P Club. « Thirty-six en tntttif-ieven the Pac Sac ni t. JOHN DOl ' GLAS HUGHES A.B. HOMERVILLE. G. . Pi kappa Alpha Varsity Baseball, ' 36; Glee Club. ' 36. ' 37; Assistant Business Manager. The Collegian. ' 37; transferred from Emory Junior College. ' 36. I NED HAYS B.S. Clinton, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi Attended Emory University, ' 35: transfer- red to P. C. ' 36. to to IS I U Thirt « a JOHN C. HUTCHINSON B.S. Point Pleasant, West Va. Pi Kappa Phi Freshman Football, ' 35; Varsity Football, ' 34. ' 35. ' 36. J. B. JACOBS B.S. Clinton, S. C. Freshman Football, ' 33; Fre shman Track. ' 34; Varsity Football, ' 34. ' 35. ' 36; Captain. Football. ' 36; All-Stale Fullback. ' 36; Track. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Captain. ' 37; R.O.T.C, Cor- poral, ' 34; Sergeant. ' 35; Major, ' 36; Block P Club. Thirty-eight thirty-seven • the P c Sac nm K CARL E. JOHNSON. JR. B.S. Chester. S. C. Beta Kappa Band, ' 34, ' 35; Assistant in Psychology ' 36. MONTAGUE HERMAN JACOBS A.B. KlNCSTREE, S. C. Beta Kappa Freshman Font hall. ' 33; Varsity Football. ' 34. ' 35, ' 36; Varsity Baseball. ' 34; Color Guard, R.O.T.C. ' 35; Block P Club; trans- fer from Clemson College, ' 33. to I Thirty-nine « • a 5s Pv !a WILLIAM CHESTER KELLER A.B. Greenville. S. C. Delia Chi Alpha. Blue Key Freshman Basketball. ' 35; Collegian Staff. ' 35, ' 37; Corporal, R.O.T.C., ' 35. Sergeant. ' 36; National President Delta Chi Alpha. ' 37; Ministerial Club. ' 34. ' 35. ' 36; President of Y.M.C.A., ' 36; V.M.C.A. Cabinet, ' 34, ' 35. ' 36; Student Advisory Committee; Cheer Leader. ' 36; Block P Club; Finished in three years. T. B. A. JONES A.B. Seneca, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi C a • f tolly tke Pac St ac nut BE WARNER LEGARE A.B. North Charleston. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi. Musketeers Freshman Swimming, ' 34: Varsity Swim- ming, ' 35: Blue Stocking Staff. ' 30. ' 37; The PaC SaC Staff. ' 35. ' 36. ' 37: Corporal, R.O. r.C, ' 34. Sergeant. ' 35. Captain. ' 36: Presi- dent Musketeers. ' 36: Assistant in South Car- olina History, ' 36. 2 WILLIAM JAMES LANGSTON A.B. Conway, S. C. Freshman Swimming. ' 34: Freshman Box- ing. ' 34: Varsity Swimming, ' 35: Varsity Track, ' 36: Corporal, R.O.T.C., ' 34; Sergeant. 35; Fir t Lieutenant. 36: Hoard of Publica- tions Control : Block P Club. I Forty-one ft k J. R. McALPINE, III A.B. Hartsville, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha, Blue Key Freshman Track, ' 34; Cross Country Team. ' 33; Business Manager The Collegian, ' 37; Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class, ' 33; Glee Club. ' 34. ' 35. ' 36, ' 37; Y.M.C.A. Cabi- net, ' 35, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 36; Head Cheer Leader, ' 36; Deputation Team, ' 37; Assistant in Bible, ' 34; Assistant in The Library. ' 35, ' 36; Block P Club. FRANKLIN SADLER LOVE A.B. Rock Hill, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi. Blue Key. Sigma Upsi- lon. Freshman Track, ' 34; Blue Stocking Staff, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35. Editor, ' 36; Collegian Staff, ' 33. ' 34, Managing Editor, ' 35, Associate Editor, ' 36; PaC SaC Staff, ' 34. 35. Associate Editor, ' 37; Corporal, R.O.T.C, ' 34; Vice-President Blue Key. ' 36; Historian Senior Class. ' 37; Board of Publications Control; Student Ad- visory Committee; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. ' ' Forty-two en thittu-3even the P c ft ac m t. ALLEN CREWS McSWEE.s A.B. Chester, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Freshman Football, ' 33; Freshman Track. ' 34; Varsity Football. ' 34, ' 35; Varsity Swim- ming, ' 35; Corporal. R.O.T.C, ' 35: First Sergeant. ' 36; Block P Club; attended United States Military Academy, ' 36. W. K. McINTOSH, JR. B.S. in Commerce K.INCSTREE, S. C. kappa Alpha Band. ' 33, ' 34; Orchestra. ' 31. ' 35, ' 36. ' 37; Economics Assistant. a- I Forty-three DALTON MILLER MANN B.S. Burlington, N. C. Beta Kappa. Chi Beta Phi Freshman Tennis, ' 31; Band, ' 34, ' 35. ' 36: Orchestra, ' 35, ' 36. ' 37: Glee Club. ' 34. ' 35. ' 36; K.O.T.C. Sergeant, ' 36; First Lieuien ant, ' 37; Blue .Stinking Staff, ' 35. JAMES P. MAJORS A.B. Menlo, Ga. Freshman Basketball, ' 33; Varsity Basket- hall. ' 35. ' 36: Blue Stocking Staff, ' 32; R.O. T.C.. Corporal, ' 34; Sergeant, ' 35; First Lieu- tenant. ' 36. TG PP ft « Forty tour Qn tnitt( -3Qt en m • tke rac Sac nist ODELL ATWOOD MATTHEWS, JR. A.B. Bennettsville. S. C. to to SAMUEL BUCHANAN MARKS B.S. Columbia, S. C. Manager Freshman Football. ' 3.S: Manager arsitv Football, ' 36; — i-tant in Biology. ' 35; Block I ' Club. (Finished Fir-4 Semes- ter, ' 37.) I U Forty-five MARY MOTES A.B. Laurens, S. C. Alpha Psi Delti TOM NEWLAND A.B. Kwang.ju, Korea . R. C. Varsity Fencing, ' 37; President, I. R. C. ' 37; Dramatic Club, ' 35; Vice-President, ' 36; Band, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Glee Club, ' 31 ' 35. ' 36: Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Assistant Manager College Canteen; Assistant in French. Forty-six en thi ' tt£ -JeveJt the lPac Sac nist MARY ELLA OSMAN A.B. Clinton. S. C. Kappa Delta. Chi Delta Phi. Alpha Psi Delta Transferred to P. C. 1936; College of Wil- liam and Mary; Limestone College; Georgia State College for Women: Richmond Medi- cal College; Assistant in English. MALCOLM E. NORTON B.S. Dillon. S. C. . R. C, Chi Beta Phi Manager Varsity Swimming. ' 35; Athletic Trainer. 36; PaC SaC Staff. ' 37; V.M.C.A. Cabinet, ' 34: Assistant in Bible; Athletic Council, 35. ' 36; Block P Club. to to IS I Forty-seven k LAVAL M ALONE PARHAM A.B. Latta. S. C. Beta kappa Transferred from the University of South Carolina, ' 34. MARION H. PARHAM A.B. Latta, S. C. Beta kappa Freshman Tennis. ' 34; Varsity Tennis. ' 35, ' 36; Co-Captain, ' 37; Block P Club. t Forty-eight en thitttf-3ei en the Pac Sac nin. J. B. PENLAND A.B. Columbia, S. C. Alpha Lambda Tan Freshman Basketball, (Carolina); Blue Stocking Staff. 35, ' 36. ' 37; Sports Editor. ' 36. 37; PaC SaC Staff. ' 36. 37; Pan-Hel- lenic Council; Secre tary-Treasurer. ' 37; transferred from the I niversitv of South Car- ol™. ' 31. JOSEPH ERNEST PATRICK B.S. Covington, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha, Blue Key. Sigma Kappa Alpha. Gamma Sigma. Mus- keteers. Manager Varsity Baseball. ' 35. ' 36; Rifle Teani. ' 35, ' 36; Captain. 37; R.O.T.C. Cor- poral, ' 35; Sergeant. ' 36; Captain. ' 37: Blue Stocking Mall. ' 33, ' 34; Managing Editor, ' 35; Associate Editor, ' 36; Collegian Staff, ' 33; Editor, The PaC SaC, ' 37; Board of Pub- lications Control; Assistant in Chemistry; Student Council. ' 37; President. Blue kr . ' 37; Pan-Hellenic Council. ' 37; Block P Club; Vice-President Senior Class; Who ' s Whii in American College- and Universities. lb • Forty-nine • k GEORGE E. PLUNKETT, JR. B.S. CONYERS, Ga. Chi Beta Phi. Musketeers Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, ' 34; The PaC SaC Staff. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Glee Club, ' 33, ' 34. ' 35, ' 36; R. O.T.C., Color Sergeant, ' 36; Captain, ' 37; Band, ' 33. ALFRED JLDSON PLOWDEX, JR. A.B. SUMMERTON, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Freshman Football, ' 31; Varsity Football. 32. 34. ' 35; Varsity Baseball. ' 34, ' 35. ' 36; R.O.T.C, First Lieutenant, 36; Assistant Freshman Coach. 37: Block P Club. t kitty- tilh jet e t • tka Pac Sac nin % fe x ROSWELL KING PORTER A.B. Clinton, S. C. I u FLOYD ERNEST PROPST, JR. B.S. WlNNSBORO, S. C. Kappa Alpha Freshman Swimming. ' 34; Manager Varsit Boxing, ' 36, ' 37; Blue Stocking Staff, ' 35, ' 36. ' 37; Block P Club. Fifty-one s. ft JULIA FRANCES SHAW A.B. Honea Path . S. C. Alpha Psi Delta Sock and Buskin. ' 36. ' 37: transferred fror Erskine College. ' 35. LEE SINCLAIR QUARTERMAN B.S. Charleston, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Freshman Football. ' 32; Varsity Football, ' 33. ' 34, ' 35; Freshman Basketball. ' 33: Var- sity Basketball. 34; Rifle Team. ' 35. ' 36; R. O.T.C., Corporal. 34, Sergeant. ' 35, First Lieutenant, ' 36: Assistant Freshman Coach, ' 37: Block P Club. Fifty-two e en tnLttu-iavan • tke Pae Sac nin K STEWART PEDEN SMITH A.B. Fountain Inn. S. C. . R. C. Sock and Buskin. ' 36. ' 37: French Club, ' 35; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet. ' 37: Assistant in His- tory. RALEIGH A. SHOEMAKER A.B. Charlotte. X. C. Pi Kappa Alpha. Blue key. Chi Beta Phi. Freshman Football. ' 33: Freshman Swim- ming. ' 33: ar-it Football, ' 31. ' 35, ' 36: Rifle Team. ' 37: R.O.T.C., First Sergeant, ' 36; Captain. ' 37: Secretary-Treasurer, Soph- omore Cla--: Student Council, ' 35. ' 36. ' 37; President of Student Body, ' 37: Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, ' 37; Chairman of Student Advisory Committee; Band. ' 33. ' 31. ' 35; Orchestra, ' 33. ' 31. ' 35, ' 36: Block P Club: Assistant in Chemistn : Who ' s ho in American Col- leges and I niversities. I u Fifty-three JOHN WILLIAM STEENBERGEN A.B. Point Pleasant, West Va. Pi kappa Phi Varsity Football. ' 34, ' 35. ' 36; Block P Club; transferred from Marshall College, ' 34. FRANCES KILLIAN SPRATT A.B. Clinton, S. C. Alpha Psi Delta Assistant in the Library: Member Student Advisory Committee. Blue Stocking Staff, ' 37. « Fifty-four en thittu-3 van • • the Pac £ c nin to JOHN T. SUGGS A.B. Darlington, S. C. Freshman Football. ' 33; Varsity Baseball, 35. ' 36; Captain. ' 37; R.O.T.C, Sergeant. ' 36; First Lieutenant. Staff. ' 37; Band, ' 34, ' 35; Block P Club. I U JAMES WILLIAM THOMPSON B.S. Camden. S. C. Pi Ka ppa Phi. Musketeers Freshman Football. Captain. ' 33; Freshman Track, ' 34; Varsity Football. ' 34. ' 35. Alter- nate Captain. ' 36; arsitv Track. ' 35. ' 36. ' 37; R.O.T.C. Corporal. ' 35; First Sergeant. ' 36; Captain. Adjutant. ' 37: Block P Club. Fifty-five 3s WILLIAM ROBERT WALLACE, JR. B.S. Chester, S. C. Kappa Alpha Freshman Swimming, ' 34; Varsity Swim- ming, ' 35; PaC SaC Staff, ' 35; Blue Stock- ing Staff, ' 34, ' 35; Class Historian, 34. Poet, ' 35; Student Publications Committee, ' 36; Block P Club. FURMAN TOWNSEND WALLACE B.S. Chester, S. C. kappa Alpha. Chi Beta Phi Freshman Football, ' 33; Swimming, ' 34; Varsity Football. ' 31. ' 35. ' 36; Varsity Swim- ming, ' 35; Orchestra. 31. ' 35, ' 36. 37; Band, ' 31. ' 35, ' 36; Glee Club, ' 34. ' 35, 36. ' 37; R.O.T.C., Sergeant, ' 36, First Lieutenant. 37; Declamation Winner, 34; Block P Club. bitty -six en tnittv-jetsan • • the Pac Si ac m z. FURMAJN V. WEATHERS A.B. Gray Court. S. C. Freshman Basketball. ' 34: Varsity Basket- ball. ' 34. ' 35: Biolugs — i-tant: Economics Assistant. I LAWRENCE DAVIS WELDON A.B. Dalzell. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Varsity Football. ' 35. ' 36: Vars:tj Baseba ' l, ' 36. ' 37: Block P Club: Vice-President, 37: transferred from Louisburg Junior College, ' 35. Fifty -seven 3 IV  • • « EVA WILSON A.B. Laurens, S. C. Alpha Psi Delta WALTER WILLIAMS A.B. Clinton. S. C. Freshman Track. ' 34 : Varsity Track. ' 35, 36. ' 37: R.O.T.C. Sergeant. ' 35; First Lieu- tenant, ' 37; Block P Club. Fifty-eight en thittif-jeven • the P c St ac ni t. R. R. YOW B.S. Martin, Ga. Alpha Kappa Pi Manager, Varsity Baseball, ' 37: Blue Stock- ing Staff, ' 34, ' 35: Business Manager, ' 36; Block P Club. fe £ MYRA LONG WISE A.B. Trenton, S. C. Alpha Psi Delta. I. R. C. I Sock and Buskin; transferred from Coker College. ' 35. fe Fifty-nine JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Harris Gray President John Woodward Vice-President Jack Witherspoon Secretary Sixty en tnitty- Sevan % 9 ' ft L O X 5 • Addison Blackwell Anderson Beatty Beeman Blalock Briggs Brown • T. E. Addison Goldville, S. C. Kappa Alpha C. L. Anderson Lake City, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi G. S. Beatty, Jr. Ft. Leavenworth. Kansas Kappa Alpha ♦ W. Beeman Clinton, S. C. William Blackwell Florence, S. C. Alpha Lambda Tau H. F. Blalock Clinton, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi A. .1. Brij Landrum. S 5gs 1. C. H. P. Brown, Jr. Lanes, S. C. Kappa Alpha ft tkitt Sixty-two • the rac Sac ni t d to to 7x i u Burns Cavin Caldwell Chandler Carpenter Clark Caktledce Cole W. P. Bums Macon, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha J. S. Caldwell, Jr. Chester, S. C. Kappa Alpha H. B. Carpenter Greenville, S. C. Kappa Alpha A. H. Cartledge North Augusta. S. C. J. C. Cavin Menlo. Ga. Reta Chandler Clinton, S. C. Alpha Psi Delta W. M. Clark Laurens, S. C. N. Cole Chinquapin, N. C. Sixty-three ft ( ommander Croker J. M. Commander Florence, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi N. 0. Creech Moultrie. Ga. Kappa Alpha ( n l( M) Darby Cox DlLLARD C. D. Conrad Clinton, S. C. S. Croker Clinton. N. C. Alpha Kappa Pi Creech Gray W. K. Cox Woodruff. S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi A. K. Darhy Fort Motte, S. C. Bebe Dillard Clinton. S. C. Alpha Psi Delia Harris Gray. Jr. Greenwood. Miss. Kappa Alpha en Sixty-four thitt( -3even • the Pac l?a.c ni l U tibiifc Ham mel Heeth Hemphill Hipp Hollis Jacobsen Johnson Joh -ha L J. Hammel. Jr. N. S. Heeth M. M. Hem,, hill Blue Diamnnd. Kv. Quitman. Ga. Griffin. Ga. Pi Kappa Phi Kappa Alpha M. A. Hipp J. M. Hollis L. A. Jacobsen Charlotte, N. C. Atlanta. Ga. Decatur. Ga. Alpha Lambda Tau E. A. Johnson F. R. Johnston Columbus, Ga. Jefferson, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha Sixty-five • Jones, Max Jones, W. M. McCrahy McElroy Landen Lyle McGee MacLeod • Max Jones Pontotoc, Miss. Kappa Alpha W. M. Jones Bishopville, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi G. F. Landen Chinquapin, N. C. Alpha Kappa Pi J. L. Lyle Decatur, Ga. Evelyn McCrary Clinton, S. C. Alpha Psi Delta A. R. McElroy Union, S. C. Kappa Alpha to Elizabeth McGee Laurens, S. C. Alpha Psi Delta E. F. MacLeod Bennettsville. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi tAhty- Sixty-six seven • • ike ftac Sac tin. tfhdk if. McLeod, C. H. Patterson C. H. McLeod Ocala. Fla. W. A. Moore Dalton, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha McLeod, L. Y. Peecksen McRae Pitts L. W. McLeod Darlington, S. C. Kappa Alpha M. C. Patterson Moultrie, Ga. Kappa Alpha Joyce Pitts Clinton. S. C. Alpha Psi Delta Moore Power E. U. McRae Midway, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha W. B. Peecksen Charleston, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha W. D. Power. Jr. Woodstock, Ga. to to I U Sixty-seven UA O M Roberts Stowell Pauline Roberts Clinton, S. C. J. P. Snipes Wade. N. C. Salters Todd Shaw Waldrep Sarah Salters Salters, S. C. Alpha Psi Delta R. H. Stowell Oakeland. Maine Zeta Psi Snipes Wannamaker B. G. Shaw Sumter, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha J. W. Todd Laurens, S. C. Kappa Alpha R. L. Waldrep Lanford Station, S. C. Alpha Lambda Tau C. J. Wannamaker, Jr. Clinton, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi Sixty-eight tnittu-seven • the P c Sac nin kulaw s asson ickkk illiams Wilson Witherspoon ward Young H. G. Wardlaw J. H. Wasson. Jr. C. M. Wicker Marietta, Ga. Laurens, S. C. Gulf, N. C. R. W. Williams N. A. Wilson J. A. Witherspoon Chattanooga. Tenn. St. Matthews. S. C. Lancaster, S. C. Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Kappa Alpha John Woodward Nancy Young Vienna, Ga. Clinton. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Psi Delta to I U I Sixty-nine SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS J. J. Deward President P. M. Clement Vice-President J. L. Cllp Secretary fc Seventy en tnltttf-iaven • Sopkomota 5S ft b ft L. H. Adams, Jr. Charlotte. N. C. W. C. Baldwin Clinton. S. C. G. G. Batcheloi Eatonton, Ga. Anthoim: Ballard Bethea J. W. Anthoine Fort Valley, Ga. J. P. Ballard Tarboro, N. C. T. M. Bethea, Jr. Latta, S. C. Atkins Barnado Black C. H. Atkins York, S. C. Helen Barnado Union, S. C. Robert Black York. S. C. i9 ■ ■ f th Baldwin Barnes Bonner Sara Frances Baldwin Clinton, S. C. T. K. Barnes Clinton, S. C. J. C. Bonner Pacolet, S. C. «fe Seventy-two en thitt y -seven • • the r ac Sac ni Booth, F. W. Burgess Chapman Booth, J. R. Byrum Clarke BOSWKLL Carmichael Clkmknt Buffuin Cakmin Cle.mknts F. W. Booth Quitman, Ga. J. R. Booth Sumter, S. C. R. L. Boswell Greensboro. Ga. Cecil Buffkin Mullins, S. C. R. A. Burgess Sumter. S. C. J. F. Byrum Great Falls, S. C. A. i . Carmichael Newnan, Ga. D. M. Carson Newnan, Ga. J. A. Chapman Anderson, S. C. Sara Clarke Goldville, S. C. P. M. Clement Charleston, S. C. J. L. Clements Vidalia, Ga. Seventy-three T. T. Coleman. Jr. Eastman, Ga. J. J. Dennard Tallahassee. Fla. H. R. Fenn Cordele, Ga. W. L. Cousins Atlanta, Ga. Suella Denson Clinton, S. C. D. H. Fisher Soperton, Ga. Cllp DoNNAN Fleminc J. L. Culp Rock Hill, S. C. J. D. Donnan Clinton, S. C. Laura Fleming Laurens, S. C. Davis Evans Folley D. W. Davis Rock Hill, S. C. W. W. Evans Bennettsville. S. C. L. B. Folley Sumter. S. C. Seventy-jour ? en thittv-jet a t • • the Pac Sac ni z. GlLMORE Hafley Heckle Hendermin HlERS HOLCOMBE Holden Horne HoRTON HUCHES HlNTI-EI Hltchi min William Gilmore J. B. Hafley L. G. Heckle L. S. Henderson Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Fort alley, Ga. Clinton. S. C. J. M. Hiers C. B. Holcombe Lester Holden E. J. Horne Lexington, S. C. Charleston, S. C. Nelson. Ga. Winston-Salem. N. C. T. C. Horton R. D. Hughes C. E. Huntley R. F. Hutchinson Monroe, N. C. Clinton, S. C. Aberdeen. N. C. Lawrenceville, Ga. Seventy-jive -«t !.«| u l 4 M H ■ ' Jacobs, C. D. Jones, T. Q. Lindsay C. D. Jacobs, Jr. Kingstree, S. C. T. Q. Jones Gainesville, Ga. A. G. Lindsay Brunswick, Ga. Jacobs, W. P.. Jk. Jones. W. H. McAdams W. P. Jacobs. Jr. Clinton, S. C. W. H. Jones Seneca, S. C. Chester McAdams Iva, S. C. Jones. Agatha KlMBO McClJLLY Agatha Jones Clinton, S. C. C. T. Kimbo Piedmont, S. C. C. W. McCully. Jr. Sharon, S. C. Jones. Laetitia Lambricht McLeod Laetitia Jnne- Clinton, S. C. E. G. Lambright Brunswick. Ga. Verna McLeod Ocala, Fla. f Seventy-six en thittu-je e t • • tne X ac Sue nin McSwEKN Moore, M. Pearson Mahaffey Moore. P. Perry Miller Morrison Pope Mixson Nettles Potter . C. McSween Chester, S. C. Helen Mahaffev Laurens, S. C. F. M. Miller Attapulgus. Ga. M. C. Mixson Charleston. S. C. Marion Moore Rock Hill, S. C. P. N. Moore York. S. C. D. M. Morrison McClellanville. S. C. J. R. Nettles Lake City, S. C. J. A. Pearson Spartanburg. S. C. J. D. Pern- Cross Hill, S. C. W. E. Pope Attapulgus. Ga. Wayne Potter Atlanta, Ga. Seventy-seven IV • D. H. Reynolds Washington. Ga. M. R. Ritch Charlotte, N. C. R. T. Rogers Blenheim, S. C. W. H. Shamhart, Jr. Rockwood. Tenn. Shannon Simpson Clinton, S. C. Virgil St. John Charlotte Court House, a. W. A. Smith Savannah. Ga. Seventy-eight Qn thittu-3even • tke Hac Sac ni t L. D. Sullivan Laurens. S. C. L. H. Taylor Laurens. S. C. W. B. Todd Clinton. S. C. Wilma Tniam Laurens, S. C. J. M. Wylie Clover. S. C. SPECIAL STUDENTS Marv Brock Goldville. S. C. Margaret Taylor Clinton, S. C. Seventy-nine FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Huit Paul President HUCH RuTLEDGE Vice-President fc V 1 Be Moore Secretary f Eighty Qn thittif-5even 7 A t a 5 h men V A } mJ % £ 1 £: 1 Abercrovrii. AULD Blue J. A. Abercrombie Gray Court, S. C. W. D. Arnold Hamer, S. C. J. W. Bambill Charleston. S. C. Alexander Allen Aycock Barnes Boykin Brooker Anderson Barn hill Bryant J. P. Alexander Menlo. Ga. J. H. Auld Columbia. S. C. Catherine Blanton Spartanburg. S. C. F. G. Allen Darlington, S. C. B. B. Aycock Rock Hill. S. C. D. A. Blue Parkton. N. C. W. E. Brooker Denmark. S. C. E. D. Bryant Society Hill, S. C. Arnold Blanton Buchan S. F. Anderson Clinton, S. C. C. E. Barnes Clinton, S. C. L. M. Boykin Darlington, S. C. .1. R. Buchan Mullins, S. C. Eighty-two thittu-ieve i • the Pac Sac n ' m m M y • KJ4  Cj! - BuCHAN CoGBUIiN Dalziel Buie Bullock Caraway Combs Crews Crum Davis Davis Dingeman Carroll Cunningham Dixon R. G. Buchan Aberdeen, N. C. D. M. Buie William Bullock Dillon, S. C. Lake View, S. C. W. G. Caraway Bishopville, S. C. J. Carroll vimmerville, S. C. F. L. Cogburn I. E. Combs Roanoke, Ya. Griffin. Ga. M. S. Crews Laurens. S. 1 • H. M. Crum Greenwood, S. C. J. P. Cunningham .1. M. Dalziel Atlanta, Ga. Lake City, S. C. Beverly Davi- Clinton, .S. C. G. P. Davis Bishopville. S. C. D. R. Dingeman Fort Monroe, Va. Eighty-three T. E. Dixon Mullins. S. C. to I I u it ? ■ U f, J «J : 4 DUBOSE Finney Gilmer S. R. Dubose Oswego, S. C. A. M. Ervvin Sharon, S. C. H. D. Gilliam Clinton, S. C. J. C. Griffin Greenwood, S. C. Ellison, R. J. Fleming Godfrey Ellison, S. D. Gamble Griffin, J. C. Ellison, T. H. Gilliam Griffin, M. R. R, .1. Ellison Clinton. S. C. H. F. Finney Goldville, S. C. J. Gilliland Goodwater, Ala. S. D. Ellison Winnsboro, S. C. H. C. Fleming, Jr. Laurens, S. C. Elizabeth Gilmer Anderson, S. C. M. R. Griffin Greenwood, S. C. Erwin Gilliland Hall T. H. Ellison Clinton, S. C. Ida Gamble Clinton, S. C. J. E. Godfrey Gaffney, S. C. L. E. Hall Clinton, S. C. f Eighty-four en Hatty-seven • the Pac Sac ni i H i 41 lufcil n Hansell Hudson Kee W. A. Hansell. Jr. Atlanta, Ga. D. P. Henley Summerville, Ga. Mary Lou Johnson Clinton. S. C. Harrington Hi cgins Knox Hart Huntley LlPSEY Hendrickson Johnson Ii I lORMICK Henlha Jones McGregor R. C. Harrington Manning, S. C. D. W. Hudson Greenville. S. C. J. W. Jones Dublin. Ga. W. 1). Hart Atlanta, Ga. H. G. Huggins Myrtle Beach, S. C. W. S. Kee Rock Hill. S. C. S. T. Lipsey Savannah, Ga. D. M. McCormick. Jr Clio, S. C. R. G. Hendrickson Milledgeville, Ga. D. M. Huntlev Rubv, S. C. R. C. Knox Laurens. S. C. J. S. McGregor. Jr. Ruby. S. C. to a- I U Eighty-five •  £k r Q wT| ¥ , l Keller Maher Norton L. B. McKellar Greenwood. S. C. G. L. Mabry Sumler, S. C. B. W. Moore Dillon, S. C. H. Paul Charleston, S. C. McLaurin Miller Paschal McRee Moore, B. N. Paul McSwain Moore, B. W. Perry W. C. McLaurin Bennettsville, S. C. J. P. Maher Erie, Penn. J. A. Nexsen Kingstree, S. C. J. B. McRee Columbia, Term. W. B. Miller. Jr. Attapulgus, Ga. M. M. Norton Marion, S. C. I. M. Perry Kershaw, S. C. Mabry Nexsen Pierce C. C. McSwain Clinton, S. C. Be N. Moore York, S. C. H. W. Paschal Washington, Ga. W. B. Pierce Charlotte, N. C. Eighty-six en thLtiu-5€ tan • • tka Pac Sac nut r- - O. £ A Pitts. M. Pitts, W. Hauls Reeves Richardson Roach Skinner Roberts Spratt Roff Rutledge Strain Stubbs Shuler Sturgeon Martharene Pitts Clinton, S. C. W. R. Pitts. Jr. Clinton, S. C. J. L. Rawls Clinton, S. C. J. M. Reeves Atlanta, Ga. J. S. Richardson Sumter, S. C. R. B. Roach Lowell, N. C. Adelaide Roberts Clinton, S. C. L. G. Roff Laurens, S. C. H. M. Rutledge Charleston. S. C. M. D. Shuler. J St. Matthews, S. r. H. P. Skinner C. Charleston, S. C. J. L. Spratt York, S. C. E. H. Strain Gaffney, S. C. J. T. Stubbs Summerville, Ga. Eighty-seven Jane Sturgeon Clinton, S. C. to to '   ' ■ J «4 ' !•• ' r % v i u 5s Pi k f  « % m m pfp £ Swift Thompson i mikrwood Taylor, G. A. TlMMONS Webb Taylor, T. Trammell WlLKERSON Terrell Trent W W. F. Swift, Jr. a ncsville, N. C. J. R. Thomason Fountain Inn, S. C. H. E. Trent Portsmouth, a. G. A. Taylor Clinton, S. C. C. B. Thompson Augusta, Ga. C. H. Turner Tallahassee, Fla. Thelma Taylor Clinton, S. C. R. K. Timmons, Jr. Columbia. S. C. Irma Underwood Clinton, S. C. Tkom ISOIS Turner Worrell J. M. Terrell Clinton. S. C. C. T. Trammell Clinton. S. C. F. L. Wehh Whitmire, S. C. W. 11. Wilkerson Scottsburg, Va. E. L. Wood. Jr Clinton, S. C. R. H. Worrell, Jr. Batesburg, S. C. Lighty-eight cigniy-eigni s ■Athletics COACHING STAFF fa Walter A. Johnson Director of Athletics l!o . Forehand Freshman Coach Frank B. Waldreh Freshman Coach LONNIE S. McMlLLIAN Asst. Director of Athletics Alfred J. Plowden Freshman Coach Ninety en thitty-jeven • the ftac Sac nin A e X-eJl tA I Ninety-one 7 O O tULL 1937 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 18 — Clemson at Clemson. Sept. 25 — Georgia Tech at Atlanta. Oct. 2 — Erskine at Due West. Oct. 8— Citadel at Clinton. Oct. 15 — Newberry at Clinton. Oct. 23 — Furman at Greenville. Oct. 30 — Emory and Henry at Emorv. Nov. 5 — Mercer at Clinton. Nov. 13— Open. Nov. 20 — Carolina at Columbia. Nov. 26 — Wofford at Spartanburg. B. Jacobs Captain ILTER Joh.n o.n Hruil Coach Jg $ j? 9 9 f Q 9 a VARSITY SQL ' AI) « ! Ninety-four Qn tnitttf-seven m zJhomp±orL Walter Johnson ' s gentlemen of the gridiron topped South Carolina ' s Little Four and ex- hibited strength against all comers in a credit- able 1936 seasonal performance. Opening against Clemson. the P. C. lads took on some stiff competition before turning in the moleskins with a decisive triumph over Wofford. Six of the nine games were losses, but six of the nine teams played were definitely out of the Hose class. After dropping the traditional Clemson open- er. Johnson ' s gentlemen journeyed to Atlanta to be routed by Tech ' s fierce eleven. A two weeks ' pause put them in the mood to whip Erskine on home soil, but on the following week-end. Cita- del handed the eleven a defeat in Charleston. Despite a carload of injuries brought on in the Citadel clash. Newberry was whipped by a four touchdown margin. . BWF 1 E valid Going up against Wake Forest, Furman and Mercer, the Blue Stock- ings were thrice set back on their heels. Their play was determined and consistent, however, and especially against the mighty Hurricane did the Calvinists rise to heights of glory. CLEMSON 19— P. C. A powerful collection of sturdy Tigers was hard pressed to gain a three touchdown victory in the annual Palmetto State opener on Riggs Field. After a momentary first period display of offensive, P. C. ' s eleven assumed a defensive stand in an effort to retard Clemson ' s slippery ball carriers. A sparkling trio of Clemson backs, Folger, Lawton. and Magee, took advantage of a driving forward wall to pile up a high yardage total. Weldon was the only Presbyterian back able to make any headway against the stolid Tiger defense, but his mates played hard and well. J-f urchin -Ion, GEORGIA TECH 55— P. C. After holding their widely heralded opponents to a pair of touchdowns in the first half, the Blue Stockings wilted under a crushing parade of beef and speed as dished out by a bruising Tech line and such backfield aces as Edwards and Konneman. The humble Ho-emen from Clinton were no match for the Engineers. ERSKINE 0— P. C. 1 1 A concentrated second half offensive yielded two touchdowns and Presbyterian ' s initial win as Erskine ' s Flying Fleet was grounded on John- son Field. 14 to 0. The elusive hips of Weldon and Dennard. supplement- id by the well known Jacobs ' toe, which toe, incidentally, Coach Alexander declared was the most effective on Grant Field this season were instru- mental in sinking the Fleet. Collin.q ± El TJJsldan- JDeanet CITADEL 25— P. C. Citadel ' s Bulldogs cashed in on a rough and ready style of play to almost paralyze their Presbyterian opponents and then pile up second half touchdowns and an undeserved 25 to victory. The Smith Brothers stood out among Cadet performers, while Jimmy Dennard led in ground-gaining and performance for P. C. NEWBERRY 0— P. C. 27 The crippled Blue Stockings limped through Newberry to chalk up four touchdowns in their fifth performance of the season. It was P. C. ' s second Little Four ' conquest, and threw cold water on a colorful Indian Homecoming. Bill Thompson slipped through for a pair of tallies and Moore and Jacobs also reached the scoring haven. The Hosemen were playing without the services of four first stringers and several first lint reserves. - Vodd m.M. fccoU Wa.ld ' ia.v M WAKE FOREST 19— P. C. Three thousand spectators shivered from the icy Masts of winter a? they watched Hobo Daniel and Dallas Morris in touchdown sprints that gave their Wake Forest brethren a hard-fought victory over P. C. The Blue Stocking offensive was held at bay throughout, and a strong defensive act was undone by the Daniel-Morris combination. Hipp, Holcomb, and Davis turned in an excellent performance for the Hose. FURMAN IT- P. C. A magnificent exhibition of spirited football was shown under the floodlights of Johnson Field one evening, and Furman ' s House of Magic- was hauled back to Greenville in crates lucky to have beaten an underdog neighbor from Clinton. All-Soulhern end Hub King. All-State halfback June Scott, and the others of an all-star line-up were extended to their full- est in subduing the determined Hosemen. Hipp, Beeman, and Reynolds scintillated in their respective positions, but every man wearing the Garnet and Blue was magnificent. Cox 777 oa ' z.e. 1 ■ i MERCER 30— P. C. 6 Mercer ' s Bears went to town in the second half, flashed a dazzling and Laffling style if play, and sent the Blue Hose home with an untasty 30 to 6 defeat. P. C. led at the half as the result of an opening punch that tem- porarily floored their opponents, but, paced by Al Owen, the Bruins came luck strong to offset the Hose advantage and run thing- the Mercer way. WOFFORD 7— P. C. 20 The local lads look a squint at the stadium filled with old grads and made Homecoming a joyous occasion by putting the skids under Wofford the season finals. comas r « Opening up early. Weldon, Jacobs, and Moore clipped off first downs and Weldon went over (or a score. A freak Terrier play evened up tin- count, but after a scoreless second quarter, the Blue Stockings asserted themselves and kept the Terriers lashed down. Of the -tailing P. C. line- up, eight men were in their la-t performance. The senior personnel in- cluded Weldon. Thompson, Shoemaker. Jacobs, Beeman. Evans, Correll, and Hutchinson. Captain J. B. Jacobs was named Vll-State Fullback, and Guard Glenn Beeman landed a place on the second team. if: ' ' ' « Jx. a tj n. ol d. d- jrfsrLcla ' cd.or-L. 1937 FROSH SCHEDULE 1 Sept. 29 — Carolina at Columbia. Oct. 7— Wofford at Clinton. Oct. 17 — Newberry at Newberry. Nov. 4 — Darlington at Clinton. Nov. 12 — Clemson at Clinton. Bill Peecksen Manager L. S. McMillian Coach FRESHMAN SQUAD One Hundred Two line nunareil I wo tnittij-jei e t taiketltaM n Coach Lonnie McMillian s ' )M sophomore cage outfit won eight contests and lost seven against state competition to finish fifth in the standings, after a campaign productive of thrills. dis- appointments, good, and occasionally bad. basketball. With three sophomores and two juniors making the regular lineup, the Hosemen opened against South Carolina in Columbia, meeting defeat, but in their seasonal debut before a home town crowd, thev neatly put awav the College of Charleston by a 47 to 24 count. After taking Erskine, Wofford, Newberry, and Clemson in order, indications were pointing toward a state cham- pionship until a slump befell the team, falling before Citadel. Carolina, and Wofford. The Blue Hose defeated Furman and Newberry, but dropped die lasl two games to College of Charleston and Citadel. LUaUr =Jolle Sophomore Giles Batchelor gave probably the best perform- ance of the season, while Captain Ralph Waldrep, Les Holden, and Pete Holcomb each proved their court ability. Frank John- ston, a junior, was a valuable man. and shot a good many points from his guard position. Highlight of the season was reached by the basketeers when they were invited to participate in the S. I. A. A. Basketball Tour- nament in Bowling Green, kv.. an honor accorded no other school in this section. Eight men invaded the Blue Grass State, only to be turned back in their opening encounter, with Morehead State Teachers ' College, a fast quintet definitely out of the Blue Hose class. The entire team personnel is available for Coach McMil- lian - 38 li e which gives promise of rising to a championship. ft iM% 4  1 UJaacLvoarcL t GlecTzler Holden. 1937 RESULTS Carolina 31 32 P. C. 2,1 21 College of Charleston 24 35 P. C. 47 32 Erskine 27 35 P. C. 32 18 Wofford 36 28 P. C. 37 24 Newberry 30 21 P. C. 40 20 Clemson 27 P. C. 30 Citadel 27 31 P. C. 16 30 Furman 28 22 P. C. 33 29 Bill Moore Manager LONNIE McMlLLIAN Head Coach VARSITY SOUAD S ■ • One 1 1 and r eil Six en thittif-Jetren • the Pae Sac nln t 1937 RESULTS I ■ V Erskine Wofforcl Newberry Citadel 26 36 P. C. 17 22 29 14 P. C. 12 18 46 28 P. C. 26 32 33 P. C. 21 Roy Forehand Coach Jl James Hafley Manager rP a ? ?tf° W ' r© ! ? S I U FRESHMAN SOLAD One Hundred Seven GOLF TEAM P. C. has added golf to the list of minor sports in presenting this year her first team. hat success this team will have is a question that time alone will decide, as none of the men have taken part in intercollegiate golf before. All of them, how- ever, have had a great deal of experience in the game, and, under the able coaching of Major Wysor, this new enterprise should not prove to be disappointing. The team is captained by Johnny Woodward, and he. with Ralph Stowell, Wen- dell Pope, Billy Gilmore. Steele Caldwell, and George Beatty will bear P. C. ' s stan- dards in this new field. One Hundred Eight en tkhtu-3eren £ a 5 q y a a ty hraiMr V I i 1 P II After a rather disappointing early season activity. Coach Chick Galloway ' s 1936 team climbed into third place in the Pal- metto League, and showed promise of developing into one of the strongest contenders for the 1937 baseball crown. Six lettermen were lost to the Blue Hose by graduation. but several sophomores have been added to the roster, so that P. C. ' s hopes for a successful season are rather high. Coach Gallo- way, doubtless the ablest baseball mentor in the State, can be lelied upon to produce a winning team. The 1937 outfit will have as Captain Johnny Suggs, the peer of the intercollegiate hurlers, as well as one of the State ' s heaviest wielders of the wil- low. Weldo ru •ua.in.4— Most of the mound duty will be done by Coon Weldon, Johnny Suggs, and Joe Commander. Able relief men are to be found in Louis Anderson and Bill Cox. Pitt Bird will be back of the plate, with Baron Cavin as understudy. Louis Folley and Cab Blackwell will alternate at first base; Little Shorty Home will hold down second and Hick Harvin will perform at short. This smoothly working infield will be rounded out with Giles Batchelor, stellar fresehman player in ' 36, at third base. Hawk Evans, mighty P. C. slugger, will patrol the left gar- den; Wallace Coe will be in centerfield, and right field will go to Weldon or Suggs, depending on who is pitching. Heavyweight Isom and Curly Clements, although not in the regular lineup, will make a pair of good utility men. « a ) ? 1 73ird 13 lac It ix) el I avu f % 5 I 9 m Jl J3a.Zch.elor  The Blue Hose nine will lose six regulars at the end of the sea- son by the graduation route. Weldon, Suggs. Bird. Harvin, Evans and Coe receive their sheepskins in June. All of these men, with the exception of Weldon. a Junior College man, have turned in three years of superb service in their respective positions, and all of them will be sorely missed in the 1938 outfit. Coach Pudge Plowden will more than likely be able to fill in the depleted ranks of the varsity with some promising fresehmen material which he is developing. It is a matter of note that a number of Big League scouts have been on the trail of two or three P. C. players, and it is quite probable that these men will go into professional baseball after graduation. !| r fe- J| II .1 K, arvm 9 da m. Qolle- t_ Synonymous with the brightening outlook of P. C. ' s baseball team has been a reawakening of public interest in the college version of the national sport. The additional bleachers have been completed, and Young Field is girded with a new board fence, thanks to Coach Johnson and the N. Y. A. The nine is expected to play to capacity crowds at home all season, if it lives up to pre-season dope. Coach Galloway, for- merly of the Philadelphia Athletics and voted world ' s greatest shortstop several years ago, has added something of the Big Time glamor to college baseball in Clinton, and with a potential state championship team, baseball should regain its rightful place in the colleie athletic calendar. m ) v« 11 c auin J! H ftloivcLeiT. ft . . .- - ' !■ c o mm. a. rid ax- 1937 BASEBALL SCHEDULE k I J ' Chick ' Galloway Coach March 30 — Wofl ' ord at Spartanburg. April 1 — Newberry at Clinton. April 3— Wofford at Clinton. pril 6 — Furman at Greenville. April 12, — Furman at Clinton. April 14 — Newberry at Newberry. April 15 — Clemson at Clinton. April 17 — Citadel at Charleston. April 19 — Carolina at Clinton. April 26 — Citadel at Clinton. April 27 — Erskine at Due West. April 29 — Erskine at Clinton. May 4 — Carolina at Columbia. Mav 6 — Clemson at Clemson. — % John Suggs Captain 1 « 4 . . «   £ . $ PP VARSITY SQUAD «fc One Hundred Fourteen Qn thirty- Jet e t • a o x t n 9 After a recess of a year. Coach Walter Johnson ' s mittmen took to the ring again this season, meeting with only fair success. Badly handicapped hy lack of experience, the team learned much which should stand them in good stead in the coming year. Captain Claus Cappelmann was the only man who had fought in a college ring previously, and the remainder of the team, in- tramural finds, had boxed only in the annual R. 0. T. C. shows. Todd, Lambright. Burns, Kimbo, Booth, and Clements, however, all t urned in creditable, if not always successful, performances. The team lost matches with the Atlanta Y. M. C. A., Clem- son, High Point Y. M. C. A., and Carolina. Cap « elm cltlyu 1 13-u.vind. lhe boxers fared better in the annual Golden Gloves Tourna- ment than in collegiate competition, however. Clements. Burns. Cappelmann. and Todd entered the Greenville event, and Cle- ments and Burns emerged as champions in their respective classes. Prospects for next year ' s team seem to indicate a more suc- cessful season. Several excellent men are coming up from the freshmen class, and the intramural bouts disclosed some talent that, with training, should develop quite well. Coach Johnson may be relied upon to turn out a team of fighters, whether they be winners or not, and with a vear ' s badh needed experience behind them, we may expect a better ring team in 1938. JZa.mbriah.i- J iimbo o 1937 RESULTS Atlanta Y. M. C. A. Clemson Carolina High Point Y.M.C.A. 7 P. C. 1 6 P. C. 2 5 P. C. 3 5 P. C. 3 Ernest Propst Manager Walter Johnson Coach ARSm SOLA1) One Hundred Eighteen en tnhty-Sivan • t a c k 11 ?•% Presbyterian College, known as the center of track activity in South Carolina, put out a 1937 team that lost only one dual meet in the state, but wound up in fourth position in the greatest of the Palmetto cinder shows, the State Meet. Opening against South Carolina in Columbia, the Blue Hose defeated the University by a narrow margin, the meet being de- cided by the excellent broadjumping of Hollis and Thompson. The University of Georgia, met in Athens on the following week- end, proved to be no match for the Blue Hose. The Georgians, more than likely Southeastern Conference champs, were greatly aided by their Olympic stars. Towns and Packard, in piling up a huge score over the Carolinians. P. C. lost its only dual meet in the state the following week- end to the Clemson Timers. illiam. £ J h. a m -axon. Coach McMillian ' s men defeated Furman and Citadel in or- der on the local oval, showing up impressively 0:1 both occasions, especially in the track events. The remaining meet scheduled, a three-way affair between Erskine, Wofford, and P. C, was rained out, and the cinder men began pointing toward the Slate Meet. For the second time in state history, the cream of South Carolina athletes gathered under the floodlights of Johnson Field for the State Meet, held on May 1. Clemson. having qualified more men in the preliminaries than any of the other schools, was a natural favorite, ami came out on top, leading Carolina by the narrow margin of one point, as the Timers were disqualified in the mile relay by a foul on one of the curves. Mollis Si UJichar Sh CLIV 3 ft i. Hi-p-p ■ l P. C. did not win a first place in the entire meet, but man- aged to garner nineteen points from third and fourth places to end up in fourth position, trailing Citadel by two points. Dick Little, of Carolina, won individual scoring honors with 15% points, after a close race with Carter of Clemson. Bob King. versatile Furman athlete, set the only new state record as he hurl- ed the discus 142 feet 6 inches to break the old record held by himself. P. C. ' s freshmen tracksters, paced by Red Rawls, who set a new record for the Freshman mile, also came out in fourth posi- tion in the state yearling meet. Several good men from the freshmen ranks will be called upon next year to (ill key places in the varsity lineup left vacant bv graduating seniors. . 4 J3 s sma.ri 1 271c Sivee 21 L w 0 1  JDa. v i L. Jjod.ivell Prospects for a cinder team in 1938 that will more nearly approach the standards of P. C. track of old are rather promis- ing, although it may lie a bit early for much predicting. In the dashes, Dennard and Cole will be available again, and may be counted upon to give trouble to any competition. Rey- nolds will run the high hurdles in bis same excellent form, and he and Davis on the low hurdles should turn in many wins. In the middle distances Rawls is expected to star, while Huntley and McCully will hold down the longer runs. Macon Hipp and Joe Hollis will be the foundation of the field events, aided by new men developing out of the freshmen class, while Hemphill. Bee- man, and McSween should take all competition in their line. Captain J. B. Jacobs, Walt Williams. Biffet Green, and Bill Thompson, lost bv graduation, will he sorely missed. 4 J3 ovLtner «5 ; 1 Hunil y Jlilrch 3 IV 1937 VARSITY RESULTS Clemson Ceorgia Furman Carolina Citadel Florida 82 99 57 61 49 92 1937 FROSH RESULTS J. . A.NTHOINE Manager Clemson Furman Carolina 81 P. C. 50 85 P. C. 45 87 P. C. 44 Ren Kohehainu Coach ' ' -■■+ -,-- FlltSHMAJN TRACK SQUAD One Hundred Twenty-four e t thirty-seven • ■ ■■ :%■ Ten n I 5 Although Presbyterian College is now recognized as the ten- ter of the South Carolina tennis empire, her outlooks for a suc- cessful 1937 season are not very bright. Handicapped by the loss of several excellent players, 1936 graduates, the team this vear will have to rely on a good bit of untried talent. Co-Captains George Beatty and Cotton Parham should turn in creditable performances, and John Woodward and Frank Johnston may be counted on to come through with several wins. Harris Gray is the only other experienced man on the squad, and he may be expected to win his share of the contests. n y  . as Gdattzd- LUaadivard 9- ' ah n-±i atx The annual Tennis Clinic?, in which national stars give ex- hibitions and instructions, have gained national publicity for P. C. Such outstanding net stars as Bitsy Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny an Ryn. Wilmer Allison, and Jack Stockton have been the leaders in these clinics, attended not onlj by South Carolina tennis fans, but by enthusiasts from all the surrounding states. The State Tennis Meet will he held in Clinton for the first time this year, on the excellent courts which were completed last fall. Although P. C. is not expected to go very far in the state this season, she should lie a formidable contender next year, as several excellent freshmen prospects will be available. fa f r S p. ' • j- cnrha.m H - ' gray 9 ' ■a. co h L Joa-uhitT. FENCING SQUAD A. R. McElroy Captain R. W. Williams A. J. Briggs TEAM MEMBERS H. P. Skinner W. J. Langston T. W. Newland « One Hundred I icenty-eight en thitttf-seven • Milit t y 4 S The Colors Wysou Harding 1 hi i. .Major R. E. Wysor P. M. S. T. Major F. C. Harding issistant P. M. S. T. Sergeant Sterlin Young Assistant in Military Department CADET STAFF Lieutenant Colonel J. K. Collings Malar J. B. Jacobs Captain R. A. Shoemakei; Captain J. W. Thompson Master Sergeant E. A. Johnson Master Sergeant G. S. Beatty Sergeant C. D. Conrad Sergeant C. H. McLeod ? o « I Jfc If ■ yipupw in V%i . m ■ I . •••   HtaF .. L 4Bfe_: COMPANY A Captain: G. E. Plunkett, Commanding First Sergeant: C. L. Anderson FIRST PLATOON First Lieutenant: F. T. Wallace, Commanding Platoon Sergeant: J. S. Caldwell Sergeants: B. G. Shaw. J. A. Witherspoon Corporals: Lambright, E. G.; Sullivan, L. P.; Donnan, J. D. Privates: Atkins, C. H.; Henderson, L. S.; Buie, D. M.; Dingeman. D. R.; Timmons, R. K. Fleming, H. C: Huggins, H. G. ; Abercrombie, J. A.; Carraway, G. W. ; Fisher, D. H. Rawls, J. L.; Taylor, G. A. : Jacobs, W. P.; Barnhill, J. W.; Lipsey, S. T.; Shuler, M. D. Trammel, C. T.; Cogburn, F. L.; Batchelor, G. G. SECOND PLATOON First Lieutenant: J. P. Majors, Commanding Platoon Sergeant: E. U. McRae Sergeants: A. J. Briggs. H. B. Carpenter Corporals: Bosvvell, R. L. ; Hutchinson, R. F. ; Clements, J. L. Privates: Alexander, J. P.; Ballard, J. P.; Davidson. L. H.; Evans, W. W.; Griffin. J. C; Thom- ason, J. R.; Arnold. W. D.; Sadler. D. H.; Henley. I). P.; Jones. W. H.: McGregor, J. S.; Perrv. I. M.; Buchan, R. G.; Adams. L. H.; Hammell, L J.; Reeves, J. M.; Harrington, R. C.j McCully, C. W.; Crews, M. S. COMPANY B Captain: J. E. Patrick. Commanding First Sergeant: R. W. Williams FIRST PLATOON First Lieutenant: E. W. Evans, Commanding Platoon Sergeant: John Woodward Sergeants: R. L. Waldrep, H. G. Wardlaw, C. B. Holcombe Corporals: Mc Adams. C. H.; Davis, D. W.; Taylor. L. H. Privates: Barnes, T. K. : Bryant, E. D.; Folley. L. B.; Mixson, M. C; Moore. B. N.; Pearson, J. A.; Turner. C. H.; Booth. F. W.: Boykin. L. M.; Griffin. R. M.; Hudson, D. W.; Terrell. J. M.; Hall. L. E.; Anderson. S. T.; Davis. G. P.; Kee. W. S.; Knox, R. C.; Richardson, J. S.; Skinner. H. P. SECOND PLATOON First Lieutenant: Walter Williams. Commanding Platoon Sergeant: W. P. Burns Sergeants: M. M. Hemphill, H. F. Blalock Corporals: Pope, W. E.; Ritch, M. R.; Dennard. J. J. Privates: Adair, A. S. : Carmichael, A. Y.; Ellison. R. J.: Morrison. D. M.; McKellar, L. B. ; Trent, H. E.; Jones, J. W.; Brooker, W. E.; Gilliam, H. D.; Swift, W. F.; Roff. G. L.; Godfrey, J. E.; Kimbo, C. T.; Maher, J. P.; Allen, F. L.; Bethea, T. M.; Huntley, C. E.; Mabry, G. L. ■ J COMPANY C Captain: B. W. Legare. Commanding First Sergeant: M. A. Hipp First Lieutenant: 1). M. Mann. Attached FIRST PLATOON First Lieutenant: M. W. Bird. Commanding Platoon Sergeant: W. C. Keller Sergeants: W. Blackwell, J. L. Lyle Corporals: Reynolds, D. H.; McSween, V. C; Todd, W. B. Privates: Byrum, J. F.: Dixon, T. E.; Holden, L.; Fenn. H. R.; Potter, C. W.; Perrv, J. D.; Vnthoine, J. W.; Jacobs. C. I).; Moore. W. W.: Paul. H.; Strain. H. E.; Barnes C. E.: Elli- son, T. H.; Huntley, U. M.; Koach. R. B.: McSwain, C. C; Bullock, W. Privates: 1 lan-ell. Y W. C: Buchan. R. T.; Worrell, R. J. SECOND PLATOON First Lieutenant: W. J. Langston. Commanding Platoon Sergeant: W. A. Moore Sergeants: J. M. Commander, C. W. Wannamaker Corporals: Clement, P. M.; Jones. T. Q. ; Hafley. J. B. A.; Booth, I. R.: DuBose, S. R.; Horton, T .E.: Rutledge, R.; Burgess, R. A.; Carson. D. M.; Gilmore, W. F.; Pius 1. M.: Balduin, W. R.; Rogers, BAND First Sergeant: M. C. Patterson. Commanding First Seraeant: Hani? Gray. Director Black. R. F. CORPORALS Culp, J. L. Shamhart, W. H. PRIVATES Heckle. L. G. Home. E. J. Wylie, J. M. Cunningham. J. P. Erwin, A. M. Miller. W. B. Norton. M. M. Paschal. H. W. Stubbs. H. T. Combs. I. E. Clark. R. L. Cousins. W. L. Heeth, N. S. Brown, H. P. • - -4 « KIFLE TEAM J. E. Patrick. . C aptain G. E. Plunkett M. W. Bird J.P. Majors J. W. Thompson M. M. Hemphill M. A. Hipp G. S. Beatty E. U. McRae E. A. Johnson s p o n 5 O t 5 Fair as a siar. iihrn only one Is shining in the sky. ' — WOKDSWORTH. Miss Nelle Turner Covington, Ga. The PaC SaC Sponsor ! s ■ Miss Sara Marshall Greenville, S. C. Student Body Sponsor £ Miss Leila Mayes Florence, S. C. Pan-Hellenic Council Sponsor Miss Zaida Thomas Wytheviixe, Va. The Collegian Sponsor A ¥ Miss Elsie Ligon Anderson, S. C. Senior Class Sponsor V Miss Sarah Hakrison Columbia, S. C. The Blue Stocking Business Staff Sponsor A 1 Miss Dolly Phillips ATLANTA, GA. Battalion Sponsor 3k ¥ Miss Suella Denson Clinton, S. C. Y. M. C. A. Sponsor 5 T Miss Shannon Simpson Clinton, S. C. Football Sponsor Miss Betty Patrick COVINGTON, CA. Blue Key Sponsor Miss Vera Edwards JACKSON, CA. I ' uC. SuC Advertising Staff Sponsor Miss Flora Coker HARTSVILLE, S. C. The Collegian Business Staff Sponsor Miss Bobbye Ponder RHINE, GA. PaC SaC Art Sponsor Miss Suzie Audrain PARIS, FRANCE International Relations Club Sponsor Miss Alice Armstrong ATLANTA, CA. Blue Stocking Advertising Staff Sponsor Miss Norine Huey COLUMBIA, S. C. Freshman Class Sponsor WM 1 Miss Jean Holland PENSACOLA, FLA. Sophomore Class Sponsor Miss Memrie Gary GREENWOOD, MISS. Junior Class Sponsor Miss Kathryn Owens LAURENS, S. C. Basketball Sponsor Miss Delle Stith MULLINS, S. C. Baseball Sponsor Miss Janie E. Jacobs cheraw, s. c. Track Sponsor H Miss Elizabeth McGee LAURENS, S. C. Tennis Sponsor Miss Dorothy Grimgall JOHN ' S ISLAND, S. C. Boxing Sponsor . . Miss Memrie Gary GREENWOOD, MISS. Orchestra Sponsor m- Miss Elizabeth Hunter HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Band Sponsor Miss Anne Martin COLUMBUS, CA. (. ' mi pan I! Sponsor Miss Ora Lee Jacobs cheraw, s. c. Company A Sponsor Miss Dorothea Lecare NORTH CHARLESTON, S. C, Company C Sponsor - I Miss Kate Bracknell plum branch, s. c. Dramatic Club Sponsor Miss Mary Blford Pegram CHESTER. S. C. Pi kappn Alpha Sponsor Miss Helen Brownlee LAI RENS, S. C. Pi kappa Phi Sponsoi Miss Anna Belle Geicer MANNING, S. C. Kappa Alpha Sponsor Miss Dorothy Vaughan ATLANTA. GA. Beta Kappa Sponsor Miss Loretta Morgan COLUMBIA, s. c. llpha Lambda Tau Sponsor Miss Sarah Harrison COLUMBIA, s. c. Alpha kajipa Pi Sponsor Miss Mary Des Portes W1NNSBORO, S. C. Chi Beta Phi Sponsor m Miss Annie Lee Jackson CLINTON, s. c. Delta Chi Alpha Sponsor -4 WltHi Miss Elizabeth Collings ATLANTA, GA. Glee C m j Sponsor Miss Louise Hunter laurens. s. c. Canteen Sponsor Miss Verna McLeod OCALA, FLA. Ministerial Club Sponsor I IK Miss Rachel Jackson TRYON, N. C. Fencing Sponsor Miss Elizabeth Hunter HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Golf Team Sponsor Miss Martha Susan Campbell U1THEVILLE, VA. Sigma Kappa Alpha Sponsor m T q a t u t a 5 Clouds Over Smythe P. C. ' s Missioiiarie Practice Ad Building H IJL Mi •yl O H 1 -St. ,1:11 K,0 Rg- iy JSI k S Hr Montague Skeeting Stuff (econstruction Hemphill ' s Boudoir Hank jKrtC vi WWflfl P. C. Co-eds Mtuilajiiit ' (iallrry Sponsors i m T f h- | flSIH! 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Penland Secretary-Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES Harry T. Harvin Kappa Alpha E. Smith Buchan Beta Kappa J. B. Penland Alpha Lambda Tau Joseph E. Patrick Pi Kappa Alpha John C. Hutchinson Pi Kappa Phi Stuart B. Campbell Alpha Kappa Pi One Hundred Seventy-six PI KAPPA ALPHA Founded at the University of Virginia, 1868 Mu Chapter Established, 1890 BROTHERS IN FACULTY D. J. Brimm F. D. Jones R. E. Wysor BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Seniors .1. E. Patrick R. A. Shoemaker I. R. McAlpine. Ill J. D. Hughes L. D. Weldon A. J. Plowden L. S. Quarterman A. C. McSween JUNI IORS E. A. Johnson W. A. Moore W. B. Peecksen John Woodward W. P. Burns E. U. McRae Sophomores P. M. Carson W. C. McSween J. B. Hafiev E. G. Lambright W. B. Todd W. H. Shamhart, Jr. C. E. Huntlev E. .1. Horne W. H. Jones C. T. Kimbo Letter Holden W. L. Cousins Freshmen J. M. Reeves •I. B. McRee B B. Avcock W. S. Kee J. W. Jones J. R. Thomason ike Pae Sac nin, 1 Ift ft J 1 I One Hundred Seventy-seven  a PI KAPPA PHI l  f  s™  • , ' « « | ITa ]- J f« f | • J°v ' • ' . TB ' V I - r lL. i V k. ' • ' J-mrT, ' .  !■ fS r f j-mmfy '  | J V f J L I O ( r Founded at the College of Charleston, 1904 Beta Chapter Established. 1907 BROTHERS IN FACULTY H. E. Sturgeon L. S. McMillian J. H. Hunter H. T. Swedenburg Y. P. Jacobs BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Seniors W. M. Degner R. L. Clark X. S. Hays J. C. Hutchinson T. B. A. Jones F. S. Love J. W. Steenbergen B. W. Legare J. Y. Thompson Juniors J. M. Commander W. F. Blalook C. L. Anderson L. J. Hammel. Jr. W, M. Jones E. F. MacLeod X. A. Wilson Sophomores R. A. Burgess F. W. Booth P. M. Clement J. L. Clements T. T. Coleman C. B. Holcombe R. F. Hutchinson Al. C. Mix-son J. P. Ballard Freshmen W. E. Brooker James Carroll J. M. Dalziel L. G. Rnff M. n. Sliuler H. M. Ru ' ledge H. G. Huggins W. c. Caraway H. E. Trent A. M. Erwin One Hundred Seventy-eight tka 10a.c Sac tin KAPPA ALPHA Founded at Washington and Lee University. 1865 Beta Pi Chapter Established, 1924 BROTHER IN FACULTY Kenneth Baker BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Senior? H. T. Harvin F. E. Propst W. K. Mcintosh F. T. Wallace w It. Wallace Juniors T. E. Addison G. S. Beatty H. P. Brown J. S. Caldwell H. B. Carpenter X. O. Creech Harris ;ra M. M. Hemphill L. W. McLeod M. C. Patterson J. W. Todd R. W. Williams J. A. Witherspoon A. R. McElroy Max Jones Sophomores R. F. Black R. L. Boswell J. M. Hiers P. N. Moore J. A. Pearson D. H. Reynolds .1. M. Wylie .Marion Moore William Gilmore Freshmen L. M. Boykin .1. L. Spratt D. M. Buie .1. A. Xcxsen T. E. Dixon S. D. Ellison .1. S. Richardson Huit Paul R. G. Hendrickson C. B. Thompson Be N. Moor e £3 O. n Q £ Q -?i !7 C m •] r,U«-t „«fj -! 7 r 1 C c$ o o -£i f!| -P H CV ,0 tiyii it ?-•= .!•   . «k|. ,{. «? . .  «i, n- a I One Hundred Seventy-nine . k ? !«•■ j  J  i  •«■ , ' -•.?, , ' : ff -mm •f ! ' l- t| ' V tW One Hundred Eiphty ALPHA LAMBDA TAU Founded at Oglethorpe University, 1916 Iota Chapter Established, 1927 BROTHERS IN FACULTY W. L. Jones S. M. Huntley D. 0. Rhame BROTHERS IX COLLEGE Seniors .1. B. Penland E. W. Evans Juniors William Black-well M. A. Hipp R. L. Waldrep Sophomores L. H. Taylor F. M. Miller J. J. Dennard L. G. Heckle W. E. Pope G. G. Batchelor R. T. Rogers S. C. McAdams J. D. Perry Freshmen V. F. Swift W. B. Miller ( ' . H. Turner .1. C. Griffin .1. H. Auld Dm Hundred tiphty en tnittu-5Q[ Qn • BETA KAPPA Founded at Hamline University, 1901 Alpha Eta Chapter Established. 1930 BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Seniors E. S. Buchan M. H. Jacobs J. K. Collings M. H. Parham L. M. Parham C. E. Johnson D. M. Mann Ralph Caldwell Sophomores M. R. Ritch T. M. Bethea W. P. Jacobs L. H. Adams J. R. Booth L. B. Folley C. D. Jacobs W. A. Smith Freshmen G. P. Davis H. M. Crtim R. O. Buchan J. R. Buchan T. E. Horton the Pac Sac nin ,4 o. .:.. a f i ffl .o it a I U One Hundred Eighty-one IS 1 -3 ft]  «. lp ft o a, ALPHA KAPPA PI 4 tf lAIw. J  «rf, « « §,  «1 ! • a; fc.v% .afc SP « Founded at Newark College of Engineering, 19121 Eta Chapter Established, 1928 BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Seniors M V Bird S. B. Campbell R. R. Yow C. M. Cappelmann W. E. Green Juniors W. K. Cox S. Croker G. F. Landen Sophomores C. H. Atkins T. K. Barnes Cecil Buffkin D. H. Fisher J. h. Culp D. W. Davis W. W. Evans J. C. Bonner Freshmen J. W. Barnhlll M. S. Crews F. L. Cogburn J. E. Godfrey E. H. Strain T. H. Ellison R. J. Ellison H C. Fleming It C. Knox W. W. Moore R. K. Timmons J. A. Abercrombie One Hundred Eighty-two en tnittv-Jeven • • the Pac Sac ni t, ALPHA PSI DELTA Founded at Presbyterian College, 1933 SISTERS IN COLLEGE Seniors Frances Spratt Mary Ella Osman Eva Wilson Myra Wise Frances Shaw Mary Motes Juniors Reta Chandler Evelyn McCrary Elizabeth McGee Verna McLeod Joyce Pitts Bebe Dillard Sara Salters Nancy Young Sophomores Agatha Jones Laetitia Jones Helen Mahaffey Shannon Simpson Freshmen Beverly Davis Elizabeth Gil mer Martharene Pitts Jane Sturgeon •% ■ «= O A £ i - r a i u One Hundred Eighty-three I III IUV Oka an ijationj , 19-L. PoM THE PAC SAC STAFF J. E. Patrick Editor £ (r_ Patrick F. S. Love Associate Editor G. E. Plunkett Associate Editor B. W . Legare Senior Class Editor E. A. Johnson. .. .Junior Class Editor R. F. Black. . .Sophomore Class Editor T. T. Coleman Art Editor M. M. Hemphill. Advertising Manager J. B. Penland Ithletics Editor ) m  • ! 6k Love Black Plunkett Coleman Legare Hemphill Johnson Penland One Hundred Eighty-six en thirty-seven • • the IPac Sac nin A THE PAC SAC STAFF J. K. COLLIN ' GS Business Manager John Woodward. . .Asst. Sports Editor M. E. Norton. . . .Organizations Editor J. M. WYUE 4sst. Adv. Manager Max Jones Asst. Adv. Manager Coi.lings Joyce Pitts Typist William Gil.more. .Asst. Business Mgr. M. R. RlTCH 4sst. Business Mgr. E. W. Evans 4ssociate Editor Woodward Pitts Norton Gilmore W ' J LIE RlTCH Jones Evans fe One Hundred Eighty-seven THE BLUE STOCKING STAFF F. S. Love Editor Love E. A. Johnson Managing Editor J. E. Patrick Associate Editor J. B. Penland Sports Editor John Woodward ... Asst. Sports Editor J. B. Hafi.ey isst. Sports Editor B. W. Legare R. 0. T. C. Editor Keitt Darby Feature Editor L. G. Heckle. . ■ . .Asst. Feature Editor Frances Spratt Literary Editor E. F. MacLeod Y. M. C. A. Editor Jti + 4 h t  JA Johnson Lecare Latum k Darby Penland Heckle OODWARD Spratt Hafley MacLeod One lluntlrril Eighty-eight Une Humlird tignty-eignl en thittu-jeven • • the P c J?ac nin, THE BLUE STOCKING STAFF M. W. Bird Business Manager to to D. W. Davis Asst. Feature Editor S. B. Campbell. . .Book Review Editor R. F. Black Organizations Editor J. C. Bonner Advertising Manager F. E. Propst. .Asst. Business Managei Bird C. H. McLeod. . ■ .Asst. Features Editor J. K. COLLINGS. ..Asst. Features Editor J. R. THOMASON . Asst. Circulation Mgr. William Gilmore. . . .Asst. Adv. Mgr. L. J. Hammel. . . .Circulation Manager i At AIM ' ' Davis McLeod Campbell Collincs Black Thomason Bonner Gilmore Propst Hammel I u One Hundred Eighty-nine THE COLLEGIAN STAFF ' S. B. Campbell J M Editor Campbell F. S. Love Associate Editor Keitt Darby Features Editor C. H. McLeod Managing Editor L. G. Heckle 1 W. P. Jacobs. Jr • £r ;7or J. A. Chapman J Contributors 2 V Love Heckle Jacobs Darby McLeod Chapman One Hundred Ninety • tke lflac sSac ni t t THE COLLEGIAN STAFF J. R. McAlpine Business Manager R. F. Black Polly Robert J J. B. Hafley W. C. Keller .Contributors J. D. Hughes. . S. Croker McAlpine .Asst. Business Wgr. . isst. Business l r. to I I u Black Hafley Roberts Keller Hughes Croker One Hundred Ninety-one ft  - • . STUDENT GOVERNMENT R. A. Shoemaker Student Bodv President Shoemaker J. K. Collincs. .Student Body V.-Pres. J. E. Patrick Senior Councilman J. M. COMMANDES Jr. Councilman J. A. WlTHERSPOON. . . .Jr. Councilman F. R. Johnston. .Sec. of Student Body M. R. RlTCH . .Sophomore Councilman Virgil St. John. . . .Soph. Councilman James Carroll. .Freshman Councilman COLLIM.- Patrick Commander ITHERSPOON Johnston Ritch St. John One Hundred Ninety-two Carroll n tkltty-3 v n m the Pac Sac nin t ■ Y. M. C. A. CABINET W. C. Keller President Am CABINET MEMBERS F. J. Ha C. J. M. R. Johnston R. McAIpine rris Gray H. McLeod K. Collings C. Patterson Keller E. F. MacLeod H. G. Wardlaw R. W. Williams C. B. Holcombe T. W. Newland o P ft .r o Johnston McAlpine Gray McLeod Collings Patterson MacLeod Wardlaw Williams Holcombe Newland ft ft Qne Hundred Ninety-three . 4 • ' • ■ ] f l 4 7 .! rAtih Ih Patrick Evans collings Cappelmann Love Keller Shoemaker Johnston BLUE KEY National Honor Fraternity Founded 1924 OFFICERS J. E. Patrick President F. S. Love Vice-President J. K. Collings Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS R. A. Shoemaker F. R. Johnston E. W. Evans J. R. McAlpine. Ill C. M. Cappelmann S. B. Campbell. Jr. W. C. Keller C. H. McLeod One Hundred Ninety-four •Jne tlunareu ivinety-fou tnittu-ieven • tka ftac l a.c ni £3l C , fa fa _ ft- Wallace Shoemaker Plinkett Evans Witherspoon Blalock Mann Gray Briggs CHI BETA PHI Honorary Scientific Fraternity Founded 1916 OFFICERS F. T. Wallace President R. A. Shoemaker Vice President G. E. Plunkett Corresponding Secretary J. A. Witherspoon Recording Secretary H. F. Blalock Treasurer MEMBERS E. W. Evans A. J. Briggs D. M. Mann R. W. Forehand Harris Grav M. E. Norton F. R. Johnston Kleitt Darbv to to O C| P, 0, •- I X J- — I u to One Hundred Ninety-five 5s ft !a ft Wardlaw Keller McLeod Morrison DELTA CHI ALPHA St. John Patterson National Christian Leadership Fraternity OFFICERS H. G. Wardlaw President C. H. McLeod I ice-President Vircil St. John Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS W. C. Keller D. M. Morrison M. C. Patterson One Hundred Ninety-Six l ree ii u run ea iv iiieiy-.six • the Pac Sac nin 5 • ft I u Campbell Patrick SIGMA KAPPA ALPHA Honorary Scholastic Fraternity MEMBERS S. B. Campbell, Jr. J. E. Patrick E. A. Johnson C. D. Conrad Frances Spratt One Hundred Ninet -seven a 5S h HAP GRAY AND HIS COLLEGIANS Hap ' Gray Director and First Trumpet Millie Whitten Vocalist Baby Ray Shoemaker First Saxophone Carmen Mann Tenor Saxophone Harry Shamhart Tenor Saxophone Crisco Cousins Third Saxophone Sheffield Heeth Third Trumpet Doodie Clark Second Trumpet Buck Patterson Trombone Tony Smith Guitar Fats Wallace Bass Horn Buster McIktosh Traps • Malicious Darby Piano fc One Hundred Ninety-eight «en tnittv-Jti ' en • t ke Pac £ac nin K to I U GLEE CLUB Dr. Stephen M. Huntley Director J. K. Collings President Harris Gray Manager A. K. Darby Pianist First Tenors J. K. Collings T. W. Newland G. E. Plunketl J. M. Wylie J. R. McAlpine Second Tenors J. D. Hughes T. T. Coleman Harris Gray K. Y. William- W. D. Hart R. B. Roach W. C. McSween R. H. Worrell Lewis Norwood First Bass M. C. Patterson I. E. Combs W. L. Cousins W. A. Hansell G. S. Beatty J. A. Cunningham Second Bass H. G. Wardlaw N. S. Heeth M. M. Hemphill N. A. Wilson W. A. Smith One Hundred Ninety-nine 5S h PV Kj l f Tjl L J, j„ j -UJ -4 f Ji Hi t , J j 7j r j 2 — — ; — ' ?, 4 .j J , | fa J, - ! Newland Collings Campbel] Smith Darby Chapman McLeod Timmons Hudson McLeod Buchan Allen Stubbs Heckle McElroy Fleming Gilmore Wise Norton Witherspoon Beatty INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB T. W. Newland J. K. Collings S. B. Campbell . OFFICERS President Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS S. P. Smith A. K. Darby J. A. Chapman Verna McLeod D. W. Hudson C. H. McLeod E. S. Buchan F. G. Allen I!. K. Timmons L. G. Heckle A. R. McElroy H. C. Fleming W. F. Gilmore J. T. Stubbs Myra Wise M. E. Norton J. A. Witherspoon G. S. Beatty Tin ' lliin.l:r,t tkltty-ieven • tke IPac Sac nin .7: rr.r - n I T, t M 3 M Keller Morrison Hart Burns Hughes McLeod Potter Patterson St. John Lipsey WlLKERSON Wardlaw Harrincton Hansell MINISTERIAL CLUB OFFICERS C. H. McLeod President M. C. Patterson Vice-President D. M. Morrison Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS W. C. Keller Virgil St. John W. P. Burns R. C. Harrington H. G. Wardlaw W. D. Hart R. D. Hughes S. T. Lipsey Wayne Potter W. H. Wilkerson W. A. Hansell Two Hundred One Tl, Ci £i O Cj i MacLeod Black Wise Williams Newland McLeod Smith Heckle McElroy Beatty Roberts. P. Roberts, A. Mahaffey McGee Caldwell Dingeman Shaw Jacobs DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS E. F. McLeod President R. F. Black Vice-President R. W. Williams • Secretary-Treasurer Myra Wise T. M. Newland Verna McLeod S. P. Smith L. G. Heckle MEMBERS A. R. McElroy G. S. Beatty Pauline Roberts Adelaide Roberts Helen Mahaffey Elizabeth McGee Ralph Caldwell D. R. Dingeman Frances Shaw W. P. Jacobs Two Hundred Two tnittt -3Qven tke lPac Sac ni t a tf v-i .GOOD Assistant Managers THE COLLEGE CANTEEN H. C. Garrett Man.: T. W. Newland I W. E. Pope ' F. E. Propst M. C. Patterson Clerki U. M. Morrison J. GlLLILAND l Garrett Newland Pope Propst Patterson Morrison Gilliland Tuo Hundred Three 5s ft fe ALMA MATER , Mong Piedmont hills oj old S. C. There stands a college called P. C. Sites dear to me, this old P. C. Where every day is happy. All honor to thy learned nails. Thy campus and historic halls. We ' ll sing thy praise through all our days, Our well loved Alma Mater. Chorus P. C, P. C, how dear thou art to me, P. C, P. C well e ' er be true to thee, P. C, P. C, we ' ll ever sing thy praise, We ' ll sing thy praise through all our days, All hail to thee. Two Hundred Four en thittu-saven • -{idvettiiemmti Sampson had the right idea about advertising. He took two columns and brought down the house. ' ' — Charleston Gazette. Tuo Hundred Six • tka Fee J? c ni i fe a PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE A Liberal Arts College That Dares To Be Different It Offers an Individualized Education To a Carefully Selected Student Body of Three Hundred Batchelors Degrees in Arts, Sciences, and Commerce Offered A Rich Life, an Abundant Life, a Life Full, Refreshing, That Develops Leaders WILLIAM P. JACOBS President CLINTON, S. C. 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