Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1938 volume:

w j0f|ES SOUTH ICAR 0UNlAN A SOUTH OUT OF INTEREST IN THE HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA •-♦-« PRESENTED AND FOSTERED BY DUDLEY JONES TO THE PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE 312. 7S7 , L e 7k m nineteen I t h i r t y eight 19 3 8 Ttlalcolm lU.nempk ' dl e ito in cltiel Qolin Woooivaio (J business manacei v ac o a c i c i i 9 3 8 the i eal book ol e o £ £ € q 8 p u o I ( s k e a o y lite otu ent oedu at Clinton, ocutlt Carolina Volume 2$ QPPR£e$G7$07l This Volume is dedicated to Doctor A. E. Spencer, who has served in college here longer than any other individual, in the capacities of President, Vice-president and Professor of Greek and French, and whose sound scholarship, genuine sinceri- ty and kindly interest in each of his students has endeared him to every gene- ration of P. C. men. rolewCia Ah a no n In presenting this, the 1938 PaC SaC, it has been the purpose of the editors to give a pietorial representation of life at P. C. as it exists, whether at work or play. We hope that, in the future years, as you glance through these pages, you will be able to recall pleasant memories and ex- periences. o pi t e his he C ollece he Glasses lYlilit a i y Gtltledcs t e a ( u i e s opo hs o Is Tlafelnities (jLboe tiszm.ent$ ALMA MATER ' Mong Piedmont hills of old S .C. There stands a college called P. C. She ' s dear to me, this old P. C. Where every day is happy. All honor to thy learned walls. 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, ive ' ll ever sing thy praise. We ' ll sing thy praise through all our days. All hail to thee. 7H€ COZfgqg 1 , ■:r •£ m m I -v 1 V: $ --A i , i V ' fe n  PNS S i;i ■ A ' V ' .Sta ? ■  V : : 4 ■ asfc.7,?«K? ' -ueW f I ' jSSS ■ . i . ' liLiii. ' i iM MMBBRmmh - .« •- ■n ir- fe «f ■ -. ' -■ ■ . ■• ' - ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ... -   5 ' ■ ■ -. , ? I I ■ r .■ I j WILLIAM PLUMPER JACOBS President GDThMl$STRG7 J07l MARSHALL WALTON BROWN B.A., M.A. Centre College; University of Wisconsin; University of Vienna Dean JOHN HOLLAND HUNTER B.A. Presbyterian College Business Manager Tu fni LILLIAN GROSS BROWN Tennessee College Registrar ALMON EDWIN SPENCER B.A., M.A., L.L.D. Centre College Vice President Tuentv-one H. EARL SPENCER B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Diversity of Rochester; Cornell University Professor of Mathematics CLARENCE RUDOLPH HAMRICK B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Hampden-Sidney College; University of Virginia Professor of Education DANIEL JOHNSON BRIMM B.A., M.A., D.D. Southwestern Presbyterian University; Columbia Seminary Professor of Bible MALCOLM GRAHAM WOODWORTH B.A., M.A.. D.D. Hampden-Sidney College; Union Seminary Professor of English ALMON EDWIN SPENCER B.A., M.A.. L.L.D. Centre College P rofessor of Greek and French JAMES BOYD KENNEDY B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Erskine College; Johns Hopkins University Professor of Economics HARRY ELWIN STURGEON B.S., M.S. Sterling College; Perdue University; University of Chicago Professor of Chemistry FRANK DUDLEY JONES B.A., D.D. Davidson College; Columbia Seminary Professor of Psychology Twenty-two s HAROLD SOMMERS FISH B.A., Ph.D. Bowdoin College; Harvard University Professor oj Biology MARSHALL WALTON BROWN B.A., M.A. Centre College; University of Wisconsin; University of Vienna Professor of History FLOYD C. HARDING Major of Infantry. II. S. A. University of Iowa; United States Infantry School Professor of Military Science and Tactics ALEXANDER HILL CUMMINGS Major of Infantry, U. S. A. University of California; United States Infantry School Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics BERNARD HENRY BOYD B.A., Th.B.. M.A. Presbyterian College; Princeton Theological Seminary; Princeton University Professor of Bible BOTHWELL GRAHAM, JR. B.A., M.A. University of Georgia; Harvard University; American University of Rome Professor of German KENNETH NORTON BAKER B.A., M.A. University of South Carolina; Walton School of Commerce; Midwestern School of Commerce Professor of Business Administration STEVEN McQUEEN HUNTLEY B.A., M.A., Docteur D ' Universite University of South Carolina;Toulouse University Professor of French Twenty-three WALTER A. JOHNSON B.A., B.S. Battle Creek College; University oi Wisconsin; University of Illinois; Northwestern University Director of Physical Education LONNIE SEXTON McMILLIAN B.A. Presbyterian College; University of Illinois Assistant Director of Physical Education WILLARD LEONARD JONES B.A., B.S. Presbyterian College; University of North Carolina; Columbia University; School of Library Service Librarian KURT WEBER B.A., B.A. (Oxon), M.A. Williams College; Oxford University; Columbia University Associate Professor of English JOHN E. OSMAN B.A. Presbyterian College Field Secretary MARY ELLA OSMAN B.A. Presbyterian College Assistant Librarian WILLIAM C. LUFLER Tennis Coach MRS. MYRTLE HUNTER Dietition Ticenty-jour fc NEILL GORDON WHITELAW B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. Miami (Oxford, Ohio) University; University of Wisconsin Projessor of Physics HENRY MARSDEN WILSON. JR. B.A. Presbyterian College Director of Per son el C. H. HOLM A B.S. Presbyterian College Director of Public Relations MRS. NARCISSA GRAY ADAIR B.S. Winllirop College Secretary to the President MRS. DRUCIE CROMER McSWAIN Infirmary Matron MISS CATHERINE McKEE Secretary STERLING YOUNG Sergeant Detached Enlisted Men ' s List Assistant in Military Science tint! Tactics CLARENCE EDWARD GALLOWAY Presbyterian College Baseball Coach it i Twenty-five if ML I rA • , • (•■V Johnston Blanton Wannamaker Hutchinson Conrad Bonner Carteledge Cavin Lindsay Power Creech Pope STUDENT ASSISTANTS Taylor McLeod Thomason Jones F. R. Johnston C. D. Conrad Chemistry Chemistry Catherine Blanton A. H. Cartledge French French C. W. Wannamaker A. G. Lindsay Economics Economics R. F. Hutchinson Psychology N. 0. Creech Commerce J. C. Bonner Chemistry J. C. Cavin Spanish Dean- Power French W. E. Pope English Twenty-six L. H. Taylor Chemistry L. W. McLeod Economics J. R. Thomason English Max Jones English Heckle Lyle Skinner Huntley L. C. Heckle French J. L. Lyle Commerce 11. P. Skinner Physics S € 72 9 R S R. L. WALDREP SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT CHARLES LOUIS ANDERSON B.S. In Commerce Lake City, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi Freshman Baseball, ' 35; Varsity Baseball. ' 36, ' 37. ' 38; Corporal R. O. T. C. ' 36; First Sergeant, ' 37; Lieutenant Colonel. ' 38; Musketeers; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 38; Glee Club ' 37, ' 38. GEORGE S. BEATTY. JR. B. A. Ft. Screven, Ga. Kappa Alpha Varsity Tennis, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Co-Captain ' 37; Captain ' 38; Varsity Swimming, ' 38 Captain, ' 38; Corporal R. 0. T. C. ' 36 Sergeant Major ' 37; Captain Adjutant ' 38 Vice-President I. R. C. ' 37; President. ' 38 Sock and Buskin ' 37; Sec. and Treas., 38 Glee Club. ' 37; Block P Club ' 36, ' 37, ' 38 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ' 37, ' 38; College Deputa tion Team, ' 36, ' 37. .:; Twenty-nine J WALTER D. BEEMAN B.S. In Commerce Clinton, S. C. Freshman Football, ' 35; Varsity Track, ' 36, ' 37. ' 38; Block P Club, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Foot- ball Coach at Thornwell Orphanage. ' 36, ' 37; Basketball Coach at Thornwell Orphanage, ' 37. WILLIAM BLACKWELL B.A. Florence, S. C. Alpha Lambda Tau Freshman Basketball, ' 35; Freshman Base- ball, ' 35; Varsity Baseball, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Captain ' 38; Varsity Basketball, ' 37; Cor- poral R. O. T. C. ' 36; Sergeant. ' 37; Captain, ' 38; Vice-President Senior Class, ' 38; Block P Club. ' 36, ' 37. ' 38. Thirty HERVY FRANCIS BLALOCK B.S. Pi Kappa Phi; Chi Beta Phi Clinton, S. C. ar ity Football. 36. ' 37; Sergeant, ' 37; Second Lieutenant, ' 38. ABRAM JOXES BRIGGS B.S. Chi Beta Phi Landrum, S. C. Freshman Track. ' 35; arsitv Fencing. ' 37, ' 38; Corporal R. 0. T. C. ' 36; ' Sergeant. ' 37; First Lieutenant, ' 38; Secretary Chi Beta Phi, ' 37; Vice-President, ' 38; Biology Club, ' 38. Thirty-one HENRY PEDEN BROWN B.S. In Commerce Kappa Alpha Lanes, S. C. WILLIAM PARKER BURNS B. A. Pi Kappa Alpha Macon, Georgia Freshman Football. ' 35; Freshman Swim- ming. ' 35; Freshman Track, ' 35; Varsity Football, ' 36. 37, 38; Varsity Boxing. ' 37; Varsity Track, ' 36. ' 37; Corporal R. O. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Captain. ' 38; Ministerial Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Block P Club. ' 37. ' 38; Assistant Boxing Coach, ' 38. Thirty-tu o JOHN STEELE CALDWELL, JR. B.S. In Commerce Chester. S. C. Kappa Alpha Freshman Football. ' 35; Freshman Track. ' 35; Freshman Swimming. ' 35; arsity Foot- ball. ' 36. ' 37, ' 38; Captain. 38: Varsity Swimming, ' 38; Golf Team. 37: Sergeant R. 0. T. C. ' 37; First Lieutenant. ' 38; Fresh- man Class Poet. ' 35; Musketeer. ' 38: V. M. C. A. Cabinet. ' 38; Block P Club. 37, ' 38. H. BAXTER CARPENTER B.A. Greenville, S. C. Kappa Alpha Freshman Swimming. ' 35; Freshman Track, ' 35: Manager Varsity Boxing. 37: Sergeant R. 0. T. C, ' 37; First Lieutenant. ' 38; Student Council. 35. Thirty-three AUGUSTUS HUFF CARTELEGE B. A. North Augusta, S. C. JOHN C. CAVIN B.S. In Commerce Menlo, Georgia Freshman Basketball, ' 35; Freshman Base- ball, 35; Varsity Basketball. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Alternate Captain, ' 38; Varsity Baseball, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Corporal R. O. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant (color), ' 37; First Lieutenant, ' 38; Block P Club, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Student Assistant in German. Thirty-four ETA CHANDLER WILLIAM MAURICE CLARK B.A. B.S. Alpha Psi Delia Laurens, S. C. Clinton, S. C. Thirty-jive NORWOOD MARION COLE B.A. Chinquapin, N. C. Varsity Track, ' 37, ' 38; Block P Club, ' 37, ' 38. JOSEPH M. COMMANDER, JR. B. A. Pi Kappa Phi; Blue Key Florence, S. C. Freshman Track, ' 35; Freshman Baseball, ' 35; Varsity Track, ' 36, ' 37; Corporal R. O. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; First Lieutenant, ' 38; Collegian Staff, ' 36; Business Manager, ' 36; Freshman Class President, ' 35; Sec. and Treas. Athletic Council, ' 37; Vice-President, ' 38; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Block P Club, ' 36, ' 37. ' 38; Student Council, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; President Student Body ' 38; Chairman of Student Advisory Committee, ' 38; Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universities, ' ' ' 38; Musketeers, ' 38. Thirty I ■ CLYDE DOUGLAS CONRAD B.S. Sigma Kappa Alpha Columbia, S. C. NORMAN OSCAR CREECH B.S. In Commerce Kappa Alpha; Sigma Kappa Alpha Moultrie, Ga. Corporal R. 0. T. C, ' 36: Sergeant, ' 37; First Lieutenant, ' 38; Biology Club, ' 38; As- sistant in Chemistry. ' 37, ' 38. Freshman Tennis, ' 35; Varsity Tennis, ' 36, ' 38; Secretary and Treasurer of Sophomore Class, ' 36; Assistant in Economics, ' 37; Assistant in Commerce, ' 38. Thirty-seven MALCOLM SHIELDS CROKER B.A. Alpha Kappa Phi Fayetteville. N. C. ARTEMAS KEITT DARBY B.S. Blue Key; 1. R. C. Fort Motte, S. C. Circulation Manager The Collegian, ' 37; Assistant Business Manager The Collegian, ' 38; Transferred from Presbyterian Junior College in ' 36; Library Assistant. Blue Stocking Staff, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37. ' 38; Collegian Staff. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Editor, ' 38; Class Poet, ' 38; Freshman Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 35, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 37, ' 38; Glee Club, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Orchestra, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Band, ' 35, ' 36; College Pianist, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Publications Board, ' 38; American Col- lege Yearbook, ' 38. Thirty-eight IRENE BEBE DILLARD B.S. Alpha Psi Delta Clinton, S. C. HARRIS GREY, JR. B.S. Kappa Alpha; Blue Key; Chi Beta Phi Greenwood, Miss. Blue Stocking Staff, ' 37, ' 38; Chairman of Social Committee of Alpha Psi Delta, ' 38; Cheer Leader, ' 37; Most popular Co-ed, ' 37, ' 38; First Girl to Graduate with a B.S. in Chemistry. Freshman Tennis, ' 35; Track, ' 35; Varsity Tennis, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Corporal R. 0. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Captain, ' 38; President of Junior Class, ' 37; Vice-president of Chi Beta Phi, ' 37; President of Chi Beta Phi, ' 38; Manager of the Glee Cluh, ' 37; Presi- dent The Glee Club, ' 38; Vice-president Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 38; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 35, ' 36, ' 38, ' 38; Acting Captain Tennis, ' 35; Entered in American College ear- book , 38; Director of Music, ' 37; Student Advisory Board, ' 37; Director of Band, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Director of College Orchestra, ' 36. ' 37, ' 38; Director of College Quartet, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Glee Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38. Thirty-nine L. J. HAMMEL, JR. B. S. Phi Kappa Phi Blue Diamond, Kentucky Freshman Basketball, ' 35; Freshman Tennis. ' 35; Freshman Track, ' 35; Varsity Basket- hall, ' 36; Blue Stocking Staff, ' 36; Trans- ferred from Lincoln Memorial University, •35. NATHANIEL SHEFFIELD HEETH B.S. In Commerce and B.A. Quitman, Georgia Blue Stocking Staff, ' 37; Business Manager of Student Handbook, ' 38; Class Historian, ' 38; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 37, ' 38; Freshman Y Cabinet, ' 35; Glee Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; College Orchestra, ' 37. ' 38; Band, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38. Forty fe malcolm Mcdowell hemphill B. S. kappa Alpha; Chi Beta Phi Griffin, Georgia Freshman Track, ' 35; Varsity Track, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Corporal R. O. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; First Leui tenant, ' 38; Rifle Team, ' 37; Editor Pac-Sac, ' 38; Advertising Manager of Pac-Sac, ' 37; Photographic Editor, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 36; Publications Board, ' 38; Block P Club. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Glee Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; College Quartet, ' 37, ' 38; Manager of the Glee Club, ' 38; Entered in Who ' s Who In American Uni- versities and Colleges, ' 38; Entered in American College Yearbook, ' 38. MACON A. HIPP B.S. In Commerce Alpha Lambda Tau; Blue Key Charlotte, N. C. Freshman Football, ' 35; Freshman Track. ' 35; Varsity Football, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Varsity Track, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Captain, ' 38; Corporal R. 0. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Major, ' 38; Musketeers; Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Class, ' 38; Block P Club. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Entered in Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universities , ' 38; Entered in American College Yearbook, ' 38. Forty-one JOEL McCORD HOLLIS B.A. Atlanta, Georgia Freshman Football, ' 35; Freshman Track, ' 35; Varsity Football, ' 36, ' 37; Varsity Track, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Corporal R. 0. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Captain, ' 38; Musketeers; Block P Club, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Secretary and Treasurer, ' 38. EDNA HUNTER B.S. In Commerce kappa Delta Laurens, S. C. Attended Queens Chicora College and Uni- versity of South Carolina; Transferred to P. C. in ' 38. Forty-two ROY F. HUTCHINSON B.A. Pi Kappa Phi; Pi Kappa Delta; Sigma Kappa Alpha; I. R. C. Griffin, Georgia Cross Country Team. ' 35; Varsity Track Team, ' 37; Coporal R. 0. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Dramatic Club. ' 35. ' 36, ' 37; Debating Team, ' 37. ' 38; Manager. ' 38; Freshman Y Cabinet, ' 35; Winner Second Place in Fresh- man-Sophomore Mathematics Contest, ' 35; Assistant in Biology. ' 36; Assistant in Physi- ology, ' 38; Finished in Three Years. LAURITZ A. JACOBSEN B.S. In Commerce Decator, Georgia Forty-three EARLY ASHBY JOHNSON B.A. Columbus, Georgia Pi Kappa Alpha; Blue Key; Sigma Kappa A plia ; Sigma Upsilon ; Gamma Sigma; Phi Kappa Delia Freshman Football, ' 35; Freshman Track, ' 35; Varsity Track, ' 36; Varsity Cross Country, ' 36; Corporal R. 0. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Colonel, ' 38; Blue Stocking Staff. ' 35. ' 36. ' 37, ' 38; Pac-Sac Staff, ' 37, ' 38; Collegian Staff. ' 38; Managing Editor Blue Stocking. ' 37; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 36, ' 37; Debating Team, ' 37; President, ' 38. FRANK RANDOLPH JOHNSTON B.S. Greer, S. C. Blue Key: I. R. C; Chi Beta Phi Freshman Basketball. ' 35; Freshman Ten- nis. ' 35; Varsity Basketball. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Varsity Tennis, ' 36, ' 37. ' 38; Blue Stocking Staff. ' 37. ' 38; President Freshman Y Cabinet. ' 35; Student Council, ' 35. ' 36. ' 37, ' 38; Secretary. ' 37; Vice-president. ' 38; Vice- president Y. M. C. A., ' 37, ' 38; Recording Secretary Chi Beta Pri. ' 38; Glee Club. ' 35: Vice-president Freshman Class. ' 35; President Blue Key. ' 38; Block P Club. ' 37, ' 38; Assistant in Chemistry, ' 35. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Entered in Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Univers ; ties : Entered in American College Yearbook. Forty-jour M. McALISTER JONES B.A. Forrest City, N. C. kappa Alplia Pac-Sac Staff, ' 37, ' 38; Collegian Staff, ' 38; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 36; English Assistant, ' 37, ' 38; Assisant Pianist, ' 37; Transferred from Chickasaw College, ' 36. T. B. A. JONES A.B. Seneca, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi Forty-jiv6 W. M. JONES B.S. GEORGE FRANK LANDEN B.A. SHOPVILLE, S. C. Chinquapin, N. C. Pi ha ppa Phi Alpha Kappa Pi Transfei lege. ' 36. rerl from Presbyterian Junior Col Forty-six 7 he I JOSEPH LANE LYLE EVALYN McCRARY B.S. In Commerce B.A. Decatur, Georcia Clinton, S. C. Sergeant R. 0. T. C, ' 37; Second ant, ' 38; Business Manager The ' 38; Accounting Assistant, ' 38; Organization Assistant, ' 38. Lieuten- Jollegian, Business Alpha Psi Delta Forty-seven ARTHUR ROBERT McELROY B.A. Union, S. C. Kappa Alpha; I. R. C. Fencing Team, ' 37; Captain, ' 37; Glee Club. ' 37, ' 38; Dramatic Club, ' 37, ' 38. CLIFF HILL McLEOD B.A. OCALA, FLA. Blue Key; Delta Chi Alpha; Pi Delta; Sigma Kappa Alpha, I. Kappa R. C. Corporal R. 0. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; First Leuitenant, ' 38; Blue Stocking Staff, 37; Editor, ' 38; Collegian Staff. ' 36; Manag- ing Editor, ' 37; Associate Editor, ' 38; Mini- sterial Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; President, ' 37; Vice-president Delta Chi Alpha, ' 36; National President Delta Chi Alpha. ' 37; Secretary and Treasurer of Blue Kev. ' 38: Board of Publi- cations, ' 38; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 35, ' 36. ' 37; Debating Team, ' 37, ' 38; Entered in Who ' s Who Tn American Colleges and Universities , ' 38; Entered in The American College Year- book, ' 38; Biology Assistant, ' 36, ' 37; Bible Assistant, ' 38. Forty-eight ELDRED FORRESTER McLEOD LAURENS W. McLEOD B.A. B.S. In Commerce Bennettsville, S. C. Darlington, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi Kappa Alpha Blue Stocking Staff. ' 35, ' 36. ' 37; Student Hand Book, ' 37; Y. M. C. ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Sock and Buskin. ' 36. President, ' 37. Editor of . Cabinet. 37. ' 38: Economics Assistant, ' 37, ' 38. Forty-nine ALLEN CREWS MtSWEEN B.A. Chester, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Freshman Football, ' 34; Freshman Track, ' 34; Varsity Football. ' 35, ' 36, ' 38; Varsity Track, ' 37, ' 38; Swimming Team, ' 35; Corporal R. 0. T. C, ' 35; Sergeant, ' 36; Captain, ' 38; Student Council, ' 35; Attended United States Military Academy, ' 37; Block P Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 36, ' 37. EMMETT ULRICH McRAE B.S. In Commerce Midway, Georgia Pi Kappa Alpha Freshman Football, ' 35; Varsity Football, ' 36, ' 37; Corporal R. 0. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Major. ' 38; Block P Club, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Rifle Team, ' 36, ' 37; Transferred from Georgia Military College, ' 35. Fifty WILLIAM ANDERSON MOORE B.S. Dalton, Georgia Pi Kappa Alpha Freshman Football, ' 35; Freshman Basket- ball, ' 35; Freshman Manager. ' 35; Football, ' 36, ' 37; Manager of Basketball, ' 37, ' 38; Corporal R. 0. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Second Lieutenant, ' 38. MARY MOTES A.B. Laurens, S. C. Fifty-one MERLE CULPEPPER PATTERSON B.A. Moultrie, Georgia Kappa Alpha Delta Chi Alpha Freshman Football, 35; Freshman Tennis, ' 35; Freshman Swimming. ' 35; Corporal R. O. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Captain, ' 38; Associate Editor of Pac-Sac, ' 38; Collegian Staff. ' 38; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Ministerial Club, ' 35, ' 36. ' 37, ' 38; Orchestra, ' 37, ' 38; Band. 35. ' 36. ' 37, ' 38; Assistant Manager of the Canteen. ' 37; French Assis- tant, ' 36; Music Instructor, 37; Commander of Band, ' 37, ' 38. WILLIAM BRADLEY PEEKSON B.S. Charleston. S. C. Pi kappa Alpha; Chi Beta Phi Freshman Baseball, ' 35; Assistant Football manager. ' 36; Freshman Football manager, ' 37; Varsity Football manager, ' 38; Athletic Council, ' 37, ' 38: Block P Club, ' 38. fifty-twd J. B. PENLAND WALTER DEAN POWER B.A. B.A. Columbia, S. C. Woodstock, Ga. Ipha Lambda Tan . R. C. Freshman Basketball, ' 35; Freshman Track, ' 35; arsit) Basel) ill, ' 36; Varsity Tennis, ' 37, ' 38; V arsity Track, ' 38; Assistant in French, ' 37, ' 38. Fifty-three SARAH MAY SALTERS B.A. Salters, S. C. Alpha Psi Delta BURGESS GAITHER SHAW B.S. In Commerce Sumter, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Freshman Track manager. ' 36; Varsity Track manager. ' 37, ' 38; Sergeant R. O. T. C, ' 37; First Leuitenant, ' 38; Athletic Council, ' 37, ' 38; Block P Club, ' 37, ' 38. Fifty-four iBBM JAMIE PRESSLY SNIPES B.A. Wade. N. C. Transferred from Presbyterian Junior Col- lege, ' 36. RALPH HENRY STOWELL B.S. Oakland, Maine Varsity Tennis. ' 37, ' 38; Varsity Golf. ' 37; Assistant Swimming Coach; Transferred from Colby College, Waterville, Me., ' 35. Fifty-jive JOHN WELLS TODD B.A. Laurens, S. C. Kappa Alpha Freshman Basketball, ' 35; Freshman Track. ' 35; Freshman Boxing, ' 35; Varsity Track. ' 36; Boxing, ' 37, ' 38; Block P Club. ' 37. ' 38. SADIE LEE VINCENT B.A. Laurens, S. C. Beta Omricon Delta Transferred from Columbia College, ' 38; Dramatic Club Varsity at Columbia Col- lege. Fijly-sib RALPH L. WALDREP , B.S. In Commerce Lanford, S. C. Alpha Lambda Tau Freshman Football, ' 35; Freshman Basket- ball. ' 35; Freshman Track, ' 35; Varsity Foot- ball, ' 36, ' 37; Varsity Basketball, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Captain, ' 38; Corporal R. O. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant. ' 37; First Lieutenant, ' 38; Pac- Sac Staff, ' 36; President of Senior Class, ' 38; Block P Club, ' 36, 37, ' 38; President ' 38; Entered in Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universities , ' 38. CHARLES W. WANNAMAKER, JR. B.S. In Commerce Clinton, S. C. Alpha Kappa Phi Freshman Track, ' 35; Assistant Baseball Manager, ' 37; Manager, ' 38; Advertising Manager the Blue Stocking, ' 38; Block P Club, ' 38; Athletic Council, ' 38; Assistant in Economics, ' 38. t Fifty-seven HUBERT GOLDEN WARDLAW B.A. Marietta, Ga. Delta Chi Alpha Corporal R. 0. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Second Lieutenant, ' 38; Blue Stocking Staff, 38; Pac-Sac Staff. ' 38; President Delta Chi Alpha, ' 37, ' 38; Vice-president Ministerial Club, ' 38; Glee Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Col- lege Quartet, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Winner De- claimed Prize. ' 35; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 35, ' 37, ' 38. JAMES HEWLETTE WASSON B.A. Laurens, S. C. t ' ijlyiighl CALVIN McINTOSH WICKER B.S. Gulf, N. C. Varsity Football. ' 36, 37, ' 38; Varsity Track, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Transferred from Presbyterian Junior College in 1936. ROBERT WANDELL WILLIAMS B.A. Chatanooga, Tenn. Kappa Alpha: Blue Key: I. R. C; Pi kappa Delia Fresbman Football, ' 35; Fresbman Track. ' 35; Corporal R. O. T. C, ' 36; Sergeant. ' 37; Captain, ' 38; Musketeers; President Y. M. C. A.. 38; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. ' 35, ' 36. 37, ' 38; Assistant in English. ' 36; College Depu- tation Team, ' 36, ' 37; Winner Second Place in Declamation Contest, ' 35; Winner Oratori- cal Contest, ' 37: Entered in The American College Yearbook. J Fifty-nine NEILLE ALFORD WILSON B. S. St. Charles, S. C. Chi Beta Phi; Pi Kappa Phi Freshman Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. ' 35; Sock and Buskin, ' 36; Chemistry Assistant, ' 35, ' 36. ' 37. ' 38; Glee Club, 37. JOHN ALFRED WITHERSPOON B.S. Cross Hill, S. C. Kappa Alpha; Chi Beta Phi; Blue Key Freshman Football, ' 35; Freshman Swim- ming. ' 35; Student Council, ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Corresponding Secretary Chi Beta Phi, ' 37; President. ' 38; Library Assistant. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38; Sergeant R. 0. T. C, ' 36; First Lieuten- ant, ' 38: Entered in Who ' s Who In Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. Given Chi Beta Phi Award. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Gradu- ated in Three And One-Half Years. Sixt) JOHN WOODWARD MARY NANCY YOUNG B.S. B.A. Vienna, Ga. Clinton, S. C. i Kappa Alpha: Blue Key Alpha Psi Delta Freshman Basketball, ' 35: Freshman Tennis, ' 35; Varsity Basketball. ' 36. ' 37. ' 38: Varsity Tennis. ' 36, ' 37. ' 38; Rifle Team. ' 36; Golf Team, ' 37; Captain, ' 37; Corporal R. 0. T. C. ' 36; Sergeant, ' 37; Captain, ' 38; Blue Stocking Staff. ' 37. ' 38; Musketeers: Business Manager The Pac-Sac, ' 38; Block P Club, 36. ' 37. ' 38; President Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 38; Assistant in Mathematics, ' 37, ' 38. Sixty-oni fflhdOR ezozz M. R. RITCH PRESIDENT 4 f ' k ■ Adams Barnado Atkins Batchelor Baldwin Betrea Ballard Black L. H. Adams Charlotte. N. C. Beta Kappa C. H. Atkins York. S. C. Alpha Kappa Phi W. C. Baldwin Clinton. S. C. J. P. Ballard Tarboro. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi Helen Barnado Union, S. C. G. G. Batchelor Eatonton, Ga. Alpha Lambda Tau T. M. Bethea, Jr. Latta, S. C. R. F. Black York, S. C. Kappa Alpha Sixty -five Bonner Burgess Booth Carr BOSWELL Carson BllFFKIN Chapman J. C. Bonner Pacolet, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi J. R. Booth Sumter. S. C. Beta Kappa R. L. Boswell Greensboro, Ga. Kappa Alpha Cecil Buffkin Mullins, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi R. A. Burgess Sumter. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi E. B. Carr Wallace, N. C. D. M. Carson Newnan, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha J. A. Chapman Anderson, S. C. Sixty-six % r 1 f, ' « l dtiB ri4 i(lfcrt L. Al £JH ,U | = li ' ■ • ' • • ' .- A 1. . A Clark Dennard Clement DONNAN Clements Evans Culp Fenn Sara Clark Goldville, S. C. P. M. Clement Charleston, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi J. L. Clements idalia, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi J. L. Culp Rock Hill. S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi J. J. Dennard Tallahassee, Fla. J. D. Donnan Clinton, S. C. W. W. Evans Bennettsville. S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi H. R. Fenn Cordele, Ga. Alpha Lambda Tau Sixty-seven Fleming Glickert Folley Hafley Fuller Heckle GiLMORE Harper Laura Fleming Laurens, S. C. L. B. Folley Sumter, S. C. Beta Kappa C. P. Fuller Mountville, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi ( Deceased ) J. H. Gilmore Atlanta. Ga. Kappa Alpha R. W. Gilckert Augusta, Ga. J. B. Hafley Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha L. G. Heckle Fort Valley, Ga. Alpha Lambda Tau R. A. Harper Waycross, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha s Sixty-eight Henderson Huntley HoLCOMBE IsOM HOLDEN Jacobs HORNE Jacobs L. S. Henderson Clinton. S. C. C. B. Holcombe Charleston, S. C. Pi Kappa I ' ll i Lester Holden Nelson, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha W E. J. Home inston-Salem. N. C Pi Kappa Alpha C. E. Huntley Aberdeen, N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha C. W. Isom Moultrie, Ga. Kappa Alpha C. D. Jacobs, Jr. Kingstree, S. C. Beta Kappa W. P. Jacobs, III Clinton, S. C. Beta Kappa Sixty-nine .a a Jarrard LaMBRK ' .HT Jones Latimer Jones Lindsay Jones McAdams B. C. Jarrard Soperton, Ga. Laetitia Jones Clinton, S. C. T. Q. Jones Gainesville, Ga. Alpha Lambda Tau W. Hunter Jones Seneca, S. C. Kappa Alpha E. G. Lambright J. D. Latimer A. G. Lindsay S. C. McAdams Brunswick, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha Bishopville, S. C. Brunswick, Ga. Iva, S. C. Alpha Lambda Tau ' Seventy v s a J5 McCuLLY Moore McLeod Morrison McS VEEN Pope Moore Potter C. W. McCully, Jr. Sharon, S. C. Verna McLeod Ocala, Fla. Wm. C. McSween Chester. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Marion Moure Rock Hill. S. C Kappa Alpha P. N. Moore York. S. C. Kappa Alpha D. M. Morrison McClellanville, S. C. W. E. Pope Attapulgus, Ga. Alpha Lambda Tau Wayne Potter Atlanta, Ga. Seventy-one Reid St. John Todd Reynolds Simpson Walkup Ritch Sullivan Wallace Rogers Taylor Wham E. M. Reid Maxton, N. C. D. H. Reynolds Washington, Ga. Kappa Alpha M. R. Ritch Charlotte, N. C. Beta Kappa R. T. Rogers Blenheim, S. C. Virgil St. John Charlotte Court House. Va. Alpha Lambda Tau W. B. Todd Clinton, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Shannon Simpson Clinton, S. C. J. S. Walkup Monroe, N. C. L. D. Sullivan Laurens, S. C. J. H. Wallace Griffin, Ga. L. H. Taylor Laurens, S. C. Alpha Lambda Tau Mary Wilma Wham Laurens, S. C. Seventy-tivo ZOPHOThOREZ HI GH M. RUTLEDGE President Ike ■ Aberckombie Alexander Allen Anderson Arnold Atkinson Barnhill Berry Bl ANTON Boykin Brooker Brolghton J. A. Abercrombie J. P. Alexander F. G. Allen S. F. Anderson Gray Court, S. C. Menlo, Ga. Darlington, S. C. Clinton, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi Beta Kappa W. D. Arnold Vernon C. Atkinson J. W. Barnhill D. P. Berry Hampton, S. C. Tallahassee, Fla. Charleston, S. C. I nion, S. C. Alpha Lambda Tail Kappa Alpha Catherine Blanton L. M. Boykin W. F,. Brooker J. E. Broughton Spartanburg. S. C. Columbia, S. C. Denmark, S. C. Warren. Ark. s Pi Kappa Phi Seventy-five BuCHAN COGBURN DiNGEMAN BuCHAN Crews Dubose Buie Crum Ellison Bullock cunnincham Ellison J. R. Buchan Mullins, S. C. Beta Kappa R. G. Buchan Pine Bluff. N. C. D. M. Buie Dillon. S. .C. Kappa Alpha W. M. Bullock Lake View, S. C. F. L. Cogburn Roanoke. Va. Alpha Kappa Pi M. S. Crews Laurens, S. C. H. M. Crum Greenwood, S. C. Beta Kappa J. P. Cunningham Atlanta. Ga. D. R. .Dingeman Fort Monroe, Va. S. R. DuBose Oswego. S. C. R. J. Ellison Girard, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi T. H. Ellison Girard, S. C. Seventy-six O  f$ Q iK F v . ' - 6. Ft — X A 4 s Ekwin Fleming Godfrey A. M. Erwin Sharon. S. .C. H. C. Fleming Laurens, S. C. J. E. Godfrey Gaffney, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi Fen nell Giant Griffin J. L. Fennell Waterloo. S. C. H. L. Gaunt West Point, Ga. J. C. Griffin Greenwood. S. C. Alpha Lambda Tau FlNKLEA Gilliam Griffin C. C. Finklea Hyman. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi H. D. Gilliam Clinton. S. C. M. R. Griffin Greenwood. S. C. Alpha Lambda Tau Fin mi Gillilano Hall H. F. Finney Goldville. S. C. Jay Gilliland Goodwater. Ala. L. E. Hall Clinton, S. C. Seventy-seven Um% ' - ' r l 1 Hansell Hudson LlPSEY Harrincton HUCGINS McCORMICK Hart Johnson McGregor Horton Kee McLaurin W. A. Hansell, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. D. W. Hudson Greenville, S. C. S. T. Lipse) Savannah, Ga. R. C. Harrington Manning. S. C. H. G. Hudgins Myrtle Beach, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi I). 1. McCormick, Jr. Clio, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi W. D. Hart Atlanta, Ga. Mary Lou Johnso Clinton. S. C. J. S. McGregor, Jr. Ruby, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi T. C. Ho rton Monroe, N. C. Beta Kappa W. S. Kee Rock Hill. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha W. C. McLaurin Bennettsville. S. C. Seventh -eight McLeod Mixon Norton McSwain Moore Paschall Mabry Moore Paul Miller Nexon Pitts Frank McCIeod Florence, S. C. C. C. McSwain Clinton, S. C. Alpha Lambda Tail G. L. Mabry Sumpter, S. C. W. B. Miller. Jr. ttapulgus, Ga. Alpha Lambda Tau s M. C. Mixon Charleston, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi M. M. Norton Marion, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi Be N. Moore York. S. C. Kappa Alpha H. W. Paschall Washington, Ga. Alpha Kappa Pi W. W. Moore Dillon, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi Huiet Paul Charleston, S. C. Kappa Alpha . J. A. Nexon Kingstree, S. C. Kappa Alpha Martharene Pitts Clinton, S. C. Seventy-nine Player Roach Sadler Rawls Roberts Scott Reid ROFF Shliler Richardson rutledce Skinner George Player Greenwood, S. C. J. L. Rawls Clinton, S. C. G. K. Reid, Jr. Oeala, Fla. J. S. Richardson Sumter, S. C. R. R. Roach Lowell, N. C. David Sadler Rock Hill, S. C. Adelaide Roberts Clinton, S. C. Mary Scott Easley, S. C. L. G. Roff Laurens, S. C. M. D. Shuler. Jr. St. Matthews, S. C Pi Kappa Phi H. M. Rutledge Charleston, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi H. P. Skinner Charleston, S. C. Eighty Strain Taylor Stubbs Terrell Sturgeon Thomason Taylor Thompson E. H. Strain ilpha Kappa Pi Gaffney. S. C. J. T. Stubbs Summerville, S. C. Jane Sturgeon Clinton. S. C. G. A. Taylor Clinton, S. C. Tlielma Taylor Clinton, S. C. J. M. Terrell Clinton, S. C. J. R. Thomason Fountain Inn. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha C. B. Thompson Augusta, Ga. Kappa Alpha Eighty-one 4 i jkSi Jr ' Jk M Timmons Trammell Turner Wilkerson Wise Woon Worrell R. K. Timmons Columbia, S. C. Alpha Kappa Pi C. T. Trammell Clinton, S. C. C. H. Turner Tallahassee, Fla. Alpha Lambda Tau W. H. Wilkerson Scottsburg, Va. Walter Wise Trenton. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha B. L. Wood, Jr. Clinton, S. C. R. H. Worrell. Jr. Batesburg, S. C. Eighty-two 7 ?£$H7h£72 Harry McSween Freshman Class President ,C« , (7«4 -: Lit JM bJm t iJI Adair D. Bethea Bricgs Andrews W. H. Bethea Brooks Ayers Bird I n Barnhill Bocgs Carpenter Beard Bradford Carter Marion S. Adair W. R. Andrews Alary E. Ayers G. S. Barnhill E. B. Beard Clinton, S. C. High Point, N. C. Clinton. S. C. Fayettville. N. C. Camden, S. C. J D Bethea W. H. Bethea I). C. Bird . L. Boggs E. G. Bradford Jr. Latta, S. C. Laurens, S. C. Columbia. S. C. Pickens, S. C. Morven. N. C. Wm B. Briggs T. B. Brooks Nora Cannon R. H. Carpenter J. H. Carter Landrum, S. C. Chester, S. C. Clinton, S. C. Greenville, S. C. Anderson. S. C. Eighty-five Cassels Castleberry Coker J. C. Coleman W. W. Coleman Cooper Craic Crawford Crenshaw Cruickshanks Davenport Douglass Eaton Edens Edwards H. M. Cassels Ellington, S. C. S. L. Castleberrv Ashburn, N. C. R. M. Coker Commerce, Ga J. C. Coleman. Jr. St. Simons Island, Ga. W. W. Coleman Rock Hill, S. C. B. E. Cooper Blackville, S. C. M. J. Craig Chester. S. C. D. G. Crawford Madison, Ga. A. H. Crenshaw Martin, Ga. A. Cruickshanks Point Pleasant, W. Va. E. W. Davenport Ware Shoals, S. C. G. A. Douglass Rock Hill, S. C. J. O. Eaton Tallahassee, Fla. M. B. Edens Pickens, S. C. J. L. Edwards Menlo, Ga. Eighty-si o t o, O. O- Embler Fraser GOSNELL W. H. Embler Anderson, S. C. H. C. Flanders Brunswick, Ga. W. P. Gibson Campobello. S. C. Ferci SON Frekm in Grohm Fessenden P. C. Gibson Hair Fiot-eyson W. P. Gibson Hanes B. B. Hair Fountain Inn. S. C. M. H. Ferguson West Point, Ga. P. A. Fraser Brunswick, Ga. J. A. Gilliam Abbeville. S. C. A. S. Fessenden Atlanta. Ga. J. E. Freeman Clinton. S. C. S. C. Gosnell Laurens. S. C. Flanders Gilliam Harding J. F. Finleyson Brunswick. Ga. P. C. Gibson Campobello. S. C. A. V. Groom Tallahassee, Fla. J. C. Hanes Charlotte, N. C. Pegge Harding Clinton, S. C. Eighty-seven ac oac Harmon Haupe Henlily Hipp Holmes Howard Jacobs Johnson E. Jones K. Jones Kf.koasha King Lawrence Lichtfoot Lloyd F. J. Harmon E. M. Harpe 1). P. Henley E. C. Hipp Kinards, S. C. Dublin, Ga. Summerville, S. C. Clinton, S. C. J. A. Holmes J. W. Howard H. S. Jacobs B. L. Johnson Fayetteville, N. C. Jacksonville, Fla. Clinton, S. C. Covington, Ga. W. E. Jones R. L. Jones R. J. Kerdasba W. T. King Clinton, S. C. Clinton, S. C. Woodcliff. N. J. Riceboro, N. C. N. 1. Lawrence W. H. Lightfoot W. C. LI 5 yd Calhoun. S. C. Clinton, S. C. Gainesv lie. Ga. Eighty-eight a ' •• ■ « , A -) - Mc( 4 TCHF.N McLees Meisky J. H. McCulchen Kingstree. S. C. C. A. McLaughlin Dalzell. S. C. H. Y. McSween DeFuniak Springs, Fla. McIntosh McMillan MOORF l( I AILLE McMaster MlIRPHEY McKlTTKICK H. McSween Neal K. L. Murphey Greensboro. N. C E. E. Mcintosh Sumter, S. C. W. S. McLees Westminster, S. C. R. D. McSween DeFuniak Springs, Fla. H. C. Mclnvaille Conway. S. C. P. M. McMillan Charleston, S. C. R. D. Meisky High Point, N. C. 1( Laughlin R. McSween Oyercash W. P. McKittrick Whitmire, S. C. H. B. McMaster Kingstree, S. C. M. S. Moore Charleston, S. C. lone Neal Clinton. S. C. E. H. Overcash Charlotte, N. C. Eighty-nine £ Owens Price Roberts C Palmer Paul Peden Pursley M. Pursley Ratteree Robertson Rocers Rose Porter Rembert Sheldon T. P. Owens Clinton, S. C. W. P. Palmer Fayettville. N. C G. D. Paul Charleston, S. C. D. M. Peden Laurens, S. C. L. T. Porter Thomasville, Ga. Ernest Price Charlotte, N. C. C. E. Pursley Rock Hill, S. C. M. G. Pursley Rock Hill, S. C. M. K. Ratteree Augusta, Ga. P. G. Rembert Rembert, Ga. J. H. Roberts Fayettville. N. C. H. L. Robertson Waycross, Ga. P. W. Rogers E. Mull ins, S. C. Sarc E. Rose Brooks Sheldon enia, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. A Ninety Smith H. Talbot Tucker SOMERVILLE W. Talbot Watson Spratt Tannery Weldon Stevenson Tarte Whitaker Sutton Thompson Willis F. D. Smith Bartow, Fla. W. G. Somerville McConnelsville, S. C. R. M. Spratt Charlotte, N. C. R. M. Stevenson Sumter, S. C. F. C. Sutton Fayettville, N. C. H. V. Talbot Tsing Kiangpu, Ku, China W. H. Talbot Tsing Kiangpu, Ku, China F. M. Tannery Newry, S. C. P. E. Tarte Whitmire, S. C. J. W. Weldon Bishopville, N. C. Juanita Thompson Union, S. C. Elizabeth Tucker Clinton, S. C. L. R. Watson Charlotte, N. C. R. L. Whitaker Union, S. C. T. H. Willis Moultrie, Ga. Ninety-one mimwmAMk.Jk. 1 WlENCES H. L. Wienges St. Matthews, S. C. WYMAX Wysor H. D. Wyman R. E. Wysor Aiken. S. C. Fort Warren, Wyoming SPECIAL STUDENTS Bessie Fortner John Boyd Gibbs Clinton, S. C. Ivanhoe, Va. inet) -two tn £ 11 G Rlf Harding Cummings Young Major F. C. Harding P.M.S. T. Major A. H. Cummings Assistant P.M.S. T. Sergeant Sterling Young Assistant In Military Department tap; . iir CADET STAFF Colonel A. E. Johnson First Lieutenant M. M. Hemphill Lieutenant Colonel C. L. Anderson First Lieutenant J. M. Commander Captain C. S. Beatty Major M. A. Hipp Major E. U. McRae First Lieutenant J. S. Caldwell First Lieutenant C. H. McLeod Sinety-jour The Colors Ninety-five ' .A COMPANY A Captain: A. C. McSween, Commanding First Serjeant : G. G. Batchelor FIRST PLATOON First Lieutenant: J. S. Caldwell. Commanding First Lieutenant: H. F. Blalock, attached First Lieutenant A. J. Briggs, attached Platoon Sergeant: W. P. Jacobs, Jr. Sergeants: Clement, P. M.; Dennard, J. J.; Henderson. L. S. Corporals: V. Atkinson; S. R. Dubose; H. M. Rutledge Privates: J. A. Abercrombie; J. P. Alexander; W. D. Arnold: S. R. Ellison; W. L. Boggs; W. B. Briggs; R. H. Carpenter; S. L. Castleberry; J. C. Coleman; B. E. Cooper; A. H. Crenshaw; E. W. Davenport; S. A. Dougljss: J. L. Edwards; W. H. Embler; F. J. Fessenden; F. J. Finleyson; H. C. Flanders; H. K. Fleishman; P. A. Fraser; P. C. Gibson. SECOND PLATOON First Lieutenant: W. Blackwell, Commanding Second Lieutenant: W. A. Moore, Attached Platoon Sergeant: S. C. McAdams Sergeants: Adams. L. H.; Bethea, T. M.; Todd. W. B. Corporals: Allen, F. G.; Rawls. J. L.; Roach. R. B. I ' m ales: E. G. Bradford; W. E. Brooker; J. R. Buchan ; R. G. Buchan ; F. L. Cogburn; M. S. Crews; J. S. Richardson; G. S. Barnhill; J. D. Bethea; D. C. Bird; T. B. Brooks; R. W. Coker; W. W. Coleman; A. Cruickshanks; M. B. Edens; H. M. Ferguson; J. E. Freeman. Ninety-six COMPANY B Captain: J. M. Hollis. Commanding First Sergeant: M. R. Ritch FIRST PLATOON First Lieutenant: J. C. Cavin, Commanding Second Lieutenant: J. L. Lyle. Attached Platoon Serjeant: W. C. McSween Sergeants: J. P. Ballard; T. Q. Jones: D. H. Reynolds Corporals: D. M. Buie; D. R. Dingeman; C. B. Thompson Privates: A. M. Erwin; H. C. Fleming; M. R. Griffin; L. E. Hall; W. A. Hansell ; R. C. Harrington: D. P. Henley; D. W. Hudson; H. G. Hudgins; S. .T. Lipsey; A. V. Groom; B. B. Hair; J. C. Hanes; J. W. Howard; N. M. Lawrence; P. M. McMillian; J. H. McCutcheon; W. F. McLees; H. Y. McSween; R. D. McSween; M. S. Moore. SECOND PLATOON Captain: W. P. Burns, Commanding First Lieutenant: M. M. Hemphill, attached Platoon Sergeant: L. H. Taylor Sergeants: R. A. Burgess; C. P. Fuller: L. D. Sullivan Corporals: S. F. Anderson: C. H. Turner; R. H. Worrell Privates: T. H. Ellison; H. D. G ' lliam: J. E. Godfrey; W. S. Kee; .1. S. McGregor; B. H. Moore; S. C. Gosnell; E. M. Harpe: E. C. Hipp; J. A. Holmes; B. L. Johnson; R. E. Jones; W. E. Jones; W. T. King: W. H. Lightfoot; W. C. Lloyd; H. C. Melnvaile; E. E. Mc- intosh; C. A. McLaughlin; H. B. McMaster; R. D. Meisky. Ninety-seven Cf O €? O ; ' COMPANY C Captain: J. Woodward, Commanding First Sergeant: J. B. Hafley FIRST PLATOON First Lieutenant: B. G. Shaw, Commanding Second Lieutenant: H. G. .Wardlaw. Attached Platoon Sergeant: R. L. Boswell SECOND PLATOON First Lieutenant: R. W. Williams, Commanding First Lieutenant: J. A. Witherspoon, Attached Second Lieutenant: C. W. Wannamaker, Attached Platoon Sergeant: J. L. Clements Sergeants: R. F. Hutchinson; C. W. McCully; M. C. Mixon; W. E. Pope Corporals: L. M. Bovkin: J. C. Griffin: J. R. Thomason Privates: W. F. Rullook: W. W. Moore: ' H. Paul, C. L. Roff; H. E. Strain: G. . Taylor; R. K. Timmons: D. H. Sadler: K. L. Murphey; T. P. Owens; W. P. Palmer; G. D. Paul; C. E. Pursley; M. G. Pursley; M. K. Ralteree; J. H. Roberts; P. V. Rogers; B. Sheldon, R. M. Stevenson; H. V. Talbot: L. Watson. Sergeants: D. M. ( ' arson; W. Evan : E. G. Lambright Corporals: J. W. Barnhill: C. G. McSwain : ;. L. Vabrv Privates: M. D. Shuler: H. P. Skinner; 1. M. T„ rre ii : c. T. Trammel!: E. H. Overeat F.. Price; P. G. Rembert; E. Rose: F. D. Smith: W. G. SummerviRe- F. G. Sutton- F. M. Tanner : W. H. Talbot; J. W. Weldon; R. L. .Whitaker; H. L. Wienges; T. H. Willis; R. E. Wysor, III. Ninety-eight BAND Captain: M. C. Patterson, Commanding Captain: H. Gray. Band Director Sergeants: R. Black; J. L. Gulp; L. G. Heckle Corporals: J. P. Cunningham: H. W. Paschall; M. M. Norton PRIVATES H. L. Guant G. Reid W. B. Miller H. T. Stubbs W. R. Andrews E. G. Beard J. H. Carter M. J. Craig D. G. Crawford J. 0. Eaton H. S. Jacobs L. T. Porter H. S. Robertson R. M. Spratt Ninety-nine Camp Scenes One hundred QT H £ € TIC ' S One hundnil two 700 7 R Q £ £ Q ; •■ 1938 S core g Clemson- -46 .... . P. C- - Ca. Tech - 59 ... P. C- - Erskine — 20 P. C- - The Citac el— 19 . . . P C- - Newberry - 13 ... . . P C- -0 Furman— -52 F. C- - Emory ar d Henry — 22 ... . P. C- - 6 Mercer — 25 ...... P. 2. — 13 Carolina- -64 . P. C- - Wofford- -19 .. F . c. -0 Billy Moore Manager Walter A. Johnson Head Coach It is rather dfficult to present a summation of the ' 37 football season. Ten games were played, ten lost and only three touchdowns recorded. But we can ' t let it go by jotting down those cold and colorless frets. Nor can we adapt high school journalism and camouflage matters with a thick layer of past glory, school spirit, moral victories and other remote aspects. So let ' s take the middle ground. Intelligent pre-season opinion of the seasonal outlook was lacking. leaving followers bereft of an accurate conception of team strength and prospects. They, expectant of standard Hose stands against Clemson and Furman, and triumphs over Newberry, Ersk.ne and Wofford, were disappointed. SHORTAGE OF MATERIAL Three little words Lack of material, cor- rectly pictures the September situation. A weak, poorly balanced eleven was being groomed to take the field against Clemson, Tech and the rest. Another factor entered into the picture after the campaign got underway to further cut down performance Injuries. The team that lined up against Clemson in the opener possessed some fairly good material, but was too spotty and unbalanced. The group that lined up against Wofford was inclusive of only three members of the original team. So we can ' t blame it on Walter Johnson, the team or any- Caldu)ell0 )ne else. ! m c Ra.-e Kollii. m c B WEETL BjXPTll. TWO FINE STANDS The Hosemen gave splendid performances against The Citadel and Mercer. The Cadets, in full stride when they in- vaded Clinton, were hard pressed in a gruelling session from which they were fortunate in picking up three touchdowns. And Mercer ' s best team in vears came to town confident of an easy victory. They returned with a different a ' .r, after having been set back on their heels by a spirit-crazed collection of Calvinists and won out after trailing their opponents through the half. ONE UNFORGIVABLE LOSS Against Newberry, the eleven appeared sluggish, disinterested and dumb. Frequent fumbles, poor judgment and a mental and physical let-down marked the gloomiest game of the season. SEVEN PARDONABLE DEFEATS Carolina, Clemson. Georgia Tech and Furman reg : stered over- whelming victories over a team lacking in resources, over-charged with courage and fight. They did their best who could ask for more? 67 Is Blalack Tieynald 5 - . . j -Haleamhe Baliuell Erskine and Emory and Henry profited by P. C. miscues, but both clubs were due to win. Wofford beat our second and third string, hut would have faced trouble against the eleven that opened at Clemson. CLEMSON 46— P. C. Walter Johnson ' s spotty line and puny backfield gave way to a consistent battering of brawn and power to lose by a big score in the initial gridiron conflict. Caldwell at end, and Hipp and Boswell at the two tackles turned in stellar permormanc.es. GEORGIA TECH 59— P. C. O Tech ' s Engineers scored a crushing victory over their smaller opponents with a dazzling assortment of passes, end runs and powei plays through the line. • 0P ' ■ The plucky Hose eleven made a meritous second-half stand and held the mighty Engineers scoreless in the final period. ERSKINE 20— P. C. Big Jim Pressly and bis mates mixed aerial stuff with a concen- trated ground attack to win their first game against the Hosemen . in over twenty years of rivalry. The absence of Hipp who was in- H « ' . jured in the Tech game, was felt in the P. C. line. 59 —  It ju «. JUaureBIlmmB s5Q« a afafc Hitch CITADEL 19— P. C. The Bulldogs had to call on lady luck to aid them in their conquest of Presbyterian ' s courageous and determined Blue Stockings in their first home game. The Citadel outfit earned only one of its three touchdowns. 1 wo came freak- ishly from blocked punts. Outweighed and outclassed, the Hosemen battled against odds to come through with a hue collective performance. NEWBERRY 13— P. C. G I Newbern punting and P. C. miscues spelled victory for the Indians in the Presbyterians ' homecoming game. Serial play was used frequently by both teams. The Indians made two touchdowns with passing attack. Be Moore stood out in the Hose line and Home was active in the backfield. FURMAN 52- P. C. Dizzy McLeod ' s Hurricane was turned loose in all it ' s fury and directed to an eight-touchdown rout of Presbyterian ' s gallant, but incapable Blue Stockings at Greenville. Dennard was P. C-. ' s most effective ground gainer and Todd and Evans were bulwarks of the line. EMORY AND HENRY 22— P. C. 6 The Hosemen experienced their seventh lose of the season as Billy Laval ' s eleven relied mainly on aerial work to chalk up a 22 •J iS4fc CftkinAmi TZlvKian 7add to 6 win. The Presbyterian scored their first score of the season in the last two minutes, when heave and galloped 35 yards. MERCER 19— P. C. 13 Dennard and Moore and Boswell twinkled in their respective roles of halfback, end and tac made its effective performance of the year. The Hosemen struck fast and unexpectedly in the s the half time, hut the Bears pushed over two scores in the final Semester to win. CAROLINA 64— P. C. A weak and weary eleven allowed Carolina ' s superior team ten touchdowns in the ninth successive loss of the campaign. Be Moore stood out with a wise performance at end. and t lie entire team fought hard but the odds were too great for them. Coach Johnson was honored by the athletic department for hi twenty-two years of service to the State. WOFFORD 19— P. C. In the season ' s finale. Presbyterian ' second team was set hack by the Methodists to end a gruelling seasonal campaign. The Terrior eleven played alert football, but would not have won. had Coach Johnson been able to present a full strength dose of medicine. Atkinson took Trammel ' s kle. as Jo econd qu hnson liter li achine lead at rf 58s w ' O 72 74 w Bullnck Sir-din Oulp Boarh FRESHMAN SQUAD FROSH SCHEDULE Sept. 29 — Carolina at Columbia. Oct. 7— Wofford at Clinton. Oct. 14 — Newberry at Newberry. Nov. 7 — Darlington Prep, at Clinton Nov. 12— Clemson at Clinton. BGZK87 ?G££ With a group of experienced Juniors and Seniors, supported by several capable sophomores and Junior College transfers. Coach Lonnie Mc. was able to form a well-balanced team. The season was one filled with thrills, mix-ups — ami far too many bad breaks for the Blue Hose. Opening the season with Clemson, the Ho e fought through a very tough schedule in true P. C. style to finish fourth in the State. The highest single score registered by the McMillianmen was 57 points against the College of Charleston, as Batchelor. Holden. and Waldrep starred. The Citadel tallied 44 points to run up the highest number of points scored against the P. C. cagemen in one game. Batchelor Johnson Holcombe Holden Cavin Quite a few games were won or ost by one or t so points. The old P. C. spirit trul prevailed in all games, which were fast, and with only a few exceptions, close. P. C. was again invited to Bowling Green. K .. to participate in t he S. I. A. A. Basketball Tournament. They opened with Murray State Teachers College, and were defeated after putting up a good Fight. The fact that their victors went to the finals shows what kind of skill the Hosemen were up against. aldrep. Holden. Holcombe and Batchelor were the high scor- ers for the season. In view of the prospects for next year. Coach Lonnie is looking forward to a Championship team in 1939. Folley ft McGregor McLaurin Jarrard Griffin All ! iT.W : K FRESHMAN SQUAD 1938 BASKETBALL RESULTS Clemson 41 P. C. 26 Furman 36 19 P. C. 35 26 Wofford 24 30 P. C. 19 19 College of Charleston 20 41 P. C. 24 57 Newberry 41 28 P. C. 45 35 Erskine 26 28 P. C. 24 37 One htimlrril fourteen 7 ? a e k The Hack team of Presb lerian College, coached by Lonnie McMillian, was very unbalanced in the dual meets, due to a lack of weight men. and middle distance runners. This handicap, coupled with the fact thar very few seconds and thirds were scored by the Calvinists. resulted in several one-sided defeats. The Hose cindermen turned in a very creditable account of themselves in the State meet, however, by winning a strong third. o As a curtain raiser for the 1938 Track season, a powerful crew rom the University of S. C. downed a fighting Blue Hose squad .vith comparitive ease. In spite of the odds against them, the Cal- inists, led by the colorful sophomore runner, John Rawls, took lour firsts, six seconds, and seven thirds. Captain Hipp gave account of himself by winning second and third in the javelin and discus, respectively. Hemphill turned in a surprising performance by winning the pole vault with a clear jump of 11 ft. 3 in., and tied for second place in the high jump with Thompson, a promising soph- omore. Hipp Hemphill Burns Hollis McSween, A. C. Next in line were Clemson and the University of Georgia, both of which spelled defeat for the Blue Hose, due to reasons mentioned above. However, when pitted against teams of their class, the P. C. tracksters came thruogh with wins over Furman and Wofford, showing up especially good in the dashes and jumps. For the third time in State Track competition., the cream of South Carolina athletics met under the flood lights of Johnson field for the State meet, which was held on May 7. Under a steady downpour of rain the Gamecock group fought off the threats of Clemson and Presbyterian to take possession of the title and to end Clemson ' s four-year domination. The Tigers, short of material in the field events, ran a fast relay to place second. Q Z Reynolds eeman Cole Thompson McSween, Wm. C. Calhoun of Clemson and Rawls of P. C. ran the most colorful mile ever staged on the local oval, both men running step for step all the way, 100 yards ahead of the field, and finishing only inches apart. Calhoun lost a shoe on the last turn, but even under such a handicap he was able to stave off the threat Rawls made on the home stretch, to win first. Both men broke the State record. ■ £ Another exciting event was the pole vault. Hemphill, on hi last jump, cleared 11 ft. 9 in. to take first and tie the Presbyterian score with Clemson for second place. Captain H ' pp won the javel n throw with a mighty heave, and Reynolds won the low hurdle event in true style. Rawls ran an- other beautiful race in the half-mile event in 2 min. 1.3 sec. to win first honors. 1 Rawls M % Terrell H 4 Gibbs Buchan The freshmen Tracksters also came third in die Slate Yearling meet, led by P. C. s flash Slick Hanes. who won the mile event and smashed the half-mile record by covering the distance in 2 min.. 3.8 sec. to take high scoring honors for the Baby Hose. Prospects for a cinder team in 1939 are rather promising, since Reynolds will be back to top the timbers in his own style; Dennard to take care of the dashes; Thompson in the high jump, broad jump, and 100-yd. dash; McSween and Kee in the pole vault; Rawls in the mile; Hanes in the mile; Terrell in the two-mile; and several freshmen to fill the vacant positions left by seniors Hipp, Hemphill. Hollis and Cole, who graduated. 1938 TRACK SCHEDULE Carolina at Clinton University of Ca. at Clinton Clemson at Clemson Furman at Greenville Woffoul at Clinton Florida at Clinton The State Meet at Clinton B. G. Shaw Manager L. S. McMillian Head Coach £ £ J ? b o f? O • £! One hundred ticenty 8GS£ B G ££ After getting off to a rather slow start, Coach Chick Galloway ' s Diamond Chargers sprinted in the latter stages of the campaign, threatening to tie for a State championship with the Birdmen. only to come out on the short end of a 10-9 contest with Furmati. dropping into third place. Chick ' s children weren ' t slated to retain their title. Withthe material at hand. Chick did a swell job of coaching. The players responded with smart infield play and a fair hitting average, but lacked uniform strength. Prior to the initial contest of 1938. an impressive flag-raising ceremony was held in which Major Trammel Scott, of Atlanta, president of the Southern association, and other notables took part. The flag, with a white palmetto palm against a blue field, floated in the breeze over Young Field during the entire season, giving evidence of the State champions of 1937. ,,..., ;; . ? _ ....... .- Z Blackwell Moore | J, $ f II Cavin The Calvinists successfu ' Iy opened their defense of the Palmetto league ! defeating the Gamecocks of South Caro- lina in an exciting eighth inning rally. The Blue Hose got off to a had start, making two errors in the first inning and one in the second. DuBose. however, pulled out with some fine pitching, allowing but one run. Again in the sixth. Darolina scored twice on two hits and two errors, but Erwin made a beautiful catch to stop the rally. In the eighth, the Hose n ' ne caught on to Tabor, ba:ting out f mr runs to tie the score, and in the ninth, started the fireworks a ;ain. chalking up another tally to win. During the return engagement with Carolina, outstanding p r- fc finance by Folley. Batcbelor. Home and Reid resulted in a triple p ' lY which has a possibility of happening only once out of 1003 games. ■ ri Atkinson Christian Home Cab ' Blackwell. wire-haired first sacker and captain, proved his leadership capably and creditably. Batchelor. Ma- bry and Reid led the swatsmiths with batting averages of .404. .354, and.338, respectively, while Richard DuBose, with five wins to his credit, led the hurlers. June Moore could always be counted on to keep the team spirit up, and through- out the season turned in a steady but colorful performance. Shorty Home at second proved his worth on many occa- sions; Mac Reid at shortstop allowed very few ground hits to pass him, while Folley and Ritch turned in stellar perform- ances as fielders. The Blue Hose nine, for next year, will be guided under the capable leadership of Co-captains Giles Batchelor and Shorty Home, who were elected by a tied vote held during the last week of school. , •v r i : ' «- ' r? fc ¥ ® BP ii n Folley McGregor Dubose Mabry Coach Chick Galloway, former shortstop for the Philadelphia Athletics and voted the most valuable shortstop in the American League, was instrumental in getting the Grand Old Alan of Baseball, Cornelius McGillicudy and his Ath- letics, to come to Clinton. t play the Hose nine in an exhibition engagement. The local lads were no match for the Big Leaguers, and were handed a 17-4 defeat. Prospects for a 1939 baseball team are very bright in view of the fact that only two seniors. Captain Blackvvell and J. C. Cavin, will be lost by the graduation route. In addition to a number of seasoned playeds who have proved their worth already number of seasoned players who have proved their worth already bnike the old-time record for no-hit pitching by fanning 23 men; Squint Erwin. crack outlielder for the Baby Hose; Embler, Ea- ton. and Willis will lie promoted to occupy key positions. m r f ) $ i  . , (1 Reid r i McCormick Wilkerson £ k 3 ■ . ± I! Cab Blackwell Captain 1938 RESULTS Carolina 4 2 P. c. 5 3 Erskine 2 8 P. c. 5 2 Clemson 4 P. c. 2 Wofford 6 4 P. c. 12 1 Citadel 3 1 P. c. 9 4 Furman 5 10 P. c. 9 9 Newberry P. C. 11 If C. E. Galloway Head Coach 9 w  -3 l  f £ £ i ? V I it , £K£rJ r sf - One hundred twenty-six 8 o x a 7i q The 1938 boxing team, led by Captain Ed Lambright and under the guidance of Coach Johnson, gave a fine showing luring the season, in spite of the fact that most of the fighters suffered some injury at one time or another. For this reas- on the Hose leather-slingers suffered defeat by a close margin in four matches, two of which were with the tenacious Bulldogs of Georgia; one to the Jailbirds of the Citadel, and one to the Gamecocks of South Carolina. Curly Clements, lightweight, proved to be a valuable asset to the squad, making splendid showings in all matches: diminu- tive Ralph Buchan showed his worth, and promises to be an out- standing fighter in next year ' s squad; John Wells Todd, senior with much experience, contributed tremendously to the success of the team. Lambright Clements Todd Buehaii Carson Credit must also be given to the galaxy of supporting boxer- such as Billy Kee. Bogater Atkinson, Squirrel ' Worrell, and Jimmy Richardson. Next years prospects are somewhat promising, as the teim will be joined li, such member- of thi year ' s fresh- man team as Frank Sutton, who has a record of 68 wins out of 68 fights: Davenport, who fought In the Golden Gloves tournament in New York; and Dibbs Wyman. Coach Johnson may be relied upon to turn out men who go down fighting whether they win or not. and with more experienced men. the next year ' s squad should certainly take the limelight in South Carolina fistic circles. — Gi:orgk Reio. Jti Roberts Sutton Davenport Wyman SWIMMING TEAM George S. Beatty Captain After a lapse of two years, the swimming team made its return to P. C. and was whipped into fine shape under the able coaching of Hank Wilson, ex-P. C. Natator, and Ralph Stowell. As a curtain-raiser for a tough six-meet schedule, the tankmen met with defeat at the hands of the Georgia ' Bulldogs, ' ' due to a lack of material and experienced men. This handicap remained with them through (he remainder of the season, causing two more defeats from Auburn and the Clemson Tigers. Captain George Beatty gave an excellent performance in the dashes, back-stroke, and diving, while Steele Caldwell and Huiet Paul took care of the dashes. John Broughton handled the brest-stroke very efficiently, due to his previous experience. Paul and Beattv made very fine showings in their diving throughout the season. Next year ' s team should be an outstanding one with such excellent talent as Buddy Lloyd, who placed in the Mid-Atlantic A. A. U. last summer, and Billy Lightfoot. both of whom were on the freshman team, coming up to join the varsity. The tankmen should emerge from the 1939 season victorious. George Reid, Jr. One hundred thirty 7 € 77 7} J $ Presbyterian College., widely known as the tennis center of the South, enjoyed the most successful season ever to be experienced in the history of the College. The netmen received excellent coaching from Bill Lufler. who is one of the most outstanding young professionals in the South, and were capably led by Captain George Beatty. who was un- defeated in State competition. In the State tournament, however, he was defeated by Lykes Boykin. who won the State Singles championship. Boykin and Harper also won the State Doubles championship, giving Presbyterian College a 23-point lead over Funnan. their closest rival. Lufler ' s netmen gave P. C. its only State championship, winning the majority of scheduled matches, and winning the State tournament with 40 ints. P 1 Last fall, the second annual Tennis Clinic, sponsored by the nited Slates Lawn Tennis Association, boasted representation from pur states, with 28 colleges sending 125 participants. fieally l3oy[hm 1LJ1 ■■ ' yn J Woodward Idtpev Power Detailed personalized instruction was the aim throughout, with such nationally-known instructor- as Johnny Cardegnia. professional at the Palm Beach Bath and Tennis Club, and vice-president of the Professional Tennis Players ' association; John Kenfield. coach at Duke I niversity; George Stockton, of New York, formerly a ranking player and author of Ten Tennis Essentials. ' ' taking part. The feature of the Clinic was an exhibition match played b) Bryan (Bitsy) Grant, of Atlanta. United States Davis Cup Team member, and Russel Bobbit, also of Atlanta, who was formerlj the Southern Junior champion. The excellent performance turned in by seniors Johnston. Beat- ty. Stowell, Woodward and Gray, who were lost by graduation, will be sorely missed. However, with such freshmen a Kerdasha. White. Flanders and Fraser, who were members of a team that did nut suffer a single defeat, to take their places, we are predicting an- other State Championship team in 1939. m V ■ Jhomct4£jrL Bethen SiowEll GLdamt- I pi ■tf FRESHMAN AND VARSITY TENNIS TEAMS Front Row: Crawford White Kerdasha Fresh i W. H. Talbot Varsity Porter Flanders Owens Back Row : Bethea Woodward Boy kin Stowell Adams One hundred thirty-jour BLOCK P C1AB _PH Waldrep Members from Football ' . ' Xi- ' W Steele I aldwell Ralph Waldrep VI aeon Hipp June Moore Emmetl McRae Ulan McSween Burns loe Hollis Mac Wickei ' immy Dennan .arge Evans ibert Bnswell iles Batchelor ;e Reynolds Lykes Henderson Be N. Moore Shorty Home Trigger Rilcli II. I ' . Finnev J. C. Griffin Waller Todd William Bullock E. H. Strain J. I.. Gulp Bill Peeksen I M I Members from Tenni. George Beatt R. A. Harper Johnnie Woodwar Dean Powei Ralph Slowell Hammond dain- Harris Gra) Bill Jacobs President Members from Track ; t ' . ;s ' «r Macon . Hipp (C) Malcolm Hemphill Joe Hollis Billy Burns aokc. Beeman Norwood ole Joe Commander m. i . McSween Deke Reynolds Charlie Thompson Jimmy Dennard fed Raul- Bud Huntley Allan McSween Gaither Shaw i l i Members from BuM-ball Cab Blackwell U I Joe Commander Shorty Horne Giles Batcheloi J. C. Gavin June Moore Ben Christian Lewis Folle) J. S. McGrego) (,. I. Mabrj S R. DuBosi Mac Reid oods annamakei i l i Members from Swimming George Beatly (( ' John Broughton Steele Caldwell Huiel Paul Ralph Stowell CD. Jacobs (Mi r ' .V.-i w I ' .Kr-i W% M •mbers from Boxing Ed Lambrighl (C) J. I . .1 lements .1. . .Todd R. {,. Buchan Billy Burns Jim Booth Baxter Carpenter ' I from Basketball Gib - Batcheloi Frank Johnston Luke Holden Ralph Waldrep Peti Holcombe I r« i- Folle) Ii. C. 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Hemphill Editor H. G. Wardlaw. . .Organizations Editor Max Jones Senior Class Editor M. R. Ritch Junior Class Editor t J Patterson Johnson One hundred set ent) -jo THE P AC SAC STAFF ' 1Z John Woodward Business Manager ' -Jf if r Woodward Huiet Paul SopA. C ass Editor Pete McCormick. . ,4.s.s . Sports Editor W. P. Jacobs, Jr Art Editor Jay Gilliland 4sst. Adv. Mgr. J. B. Penland Sports Editor Sam Lipsey Isst. Adv. Mgr. M- — Paul Jacobs Penland McCormick Gilliland Lipsey One hundred seventy-five THE BLUE STOCKING STAFF C. H. McLeod Editor McLeod L. G. Heckle Managing Editor E. A. Johnson Associate Editor Jake Penland Sports Editor J. B. Hafley Asst. Sports Editor John Woodward Sports Editor Bebe Dillard Co-ed Reporter A. K. Darby Feature Editor Pete McCormick.,4.ss . Feature Editor R. F. Black Fraternity Editor Alvin Chapman Alumni Editor 1 r I . •■ ! ! l fa !, , ' , - rwr aU il 4 Heckle Dillard Johnson Penland Darby McCormick One hundred seventy-six Hafley Chapman THE BLUE STOCKING STAFF J. C. Bonner Business Manager E. F. McLeod Y. M. C. A. Reporter W. P. Jacobs, Jr 4rt Editor H. G. Wardlaw. .Religious Feature Ed. D. B. DlNGEMAN Columnist N. S. Heeth Staff Reporter Bonner F. R. Johnston Staff Reporter L. M. Bovkin 4sst. Bus. Manager C. W. Wannamaker. .Asst. Adv. Mgr. F. L. Cogburn Asst. Adv. Mgr. J. S. McGregor. .Circulation Manager fa D. Jacobs Wardlaw Dingeman Boykin Wannamaker Cogburn One hundred seventy-seven Heeth McGregor A. K. Darby Editor Darby C. H. McLeod Associate Editor J. H. Hafley Managing Editor W. P. Jacobs. Jr Art Editor S C. B. Thompson Literary Staff M. C. Patterson Literary Staff Robert Rogers Literary Staff J « L .  m L  I McLeod Thompson One hundred seventy-eight THE COLLEGIAN STAFF Joe Lyle Business Manager Pete McCormick Literary Staff D. R. Dingeman Literary Staff Alvin Chapman Literary Staff Max Jones Literary Staff - r «T LlLE Adelaide Roberts Literary Staff Shields Croker Asst. Bus. Mgr. Lewis Culp Circulation Mgr. Dan Bird Asst. Circulation Mgr. Jones Bird One hundred seventy-nine STUDENT GOVERNMENT Joe Commander Student Body President Commander Frank Johnston Vice-President Jack Witherspoon. S w ' or Councilman Morris Ritch. . .Secretary Treasurer Pete Holcombe Jr. Councilman Virgil St. John Jr. Councilman HuiET Paul Soph. Councilman Reynolds Griffin. .Soph. Councilman Brooks Sheldon. . .Fresh. Councilman Johnston St. John One hundred eighty CABINET MEMBERS Frank Johnston Virgil St. John George S. Beatty A. C. McSween L. G. Heckle Williams W. C. McSween E. F. McLeod M. R. Ritch Harris Gray, Jr. M. C. Patterson m tl f f s M m (k Beatty Ritch McSween Gray J i Heckle Patterson One hundred eighty-one 4 7to4,kjfjkdZ±k: r f c s Johnston Hipp McLeod Johnson Commander Witherspoon BLUE KEY Darby Woodward Gray Williams National Honor Fraternity Founded 1924 OFFICERS F. R. Johnston President C. H. McLeod Vice-President Joe Commander Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS A. K. Darby Harris Gray M. A. Hipp E. A. Johnson J. A. Witherspoon John Woodward R. W. Williams One hundred eighty-two WlTHERSPOON Hemphill M u m  m 1 Gray Wilson Briggs Johnston Blalock Peecksen CHI BETA PHI Honorary Scientific Fraternity Founded 1916 OFFICERS J. A. Witherspoon President Harris Gray Vice-President A. J. Briggs Recording Secretary H. F. Blalock Treasurer F. R... Johnston Corresponding Secretary MEMBERS M. M. Hemphill W. B. Peecksen Neille A. Wilson One hundred eighty-three kkik VA Wardlaw Patterson Morrison St. John Wilkerson LlPSEY McLeod Hart DELTA CHI ALPHA National Christian Leadership Fraternity OFFICERS H. G. Wardlaw President D. M. Morrison Vice-President W. H. Wilkerson Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS C. H. McLeod M. C. Patterson Virgil St. John Sam Lipsey William D. Hart One hundred eighty-four fc ,Q , uA . McLeod Conrad Johnson Creech Hutchinson Fleming McCully SIGMA KAPPA ALPHA Honorary Scholastic Fraternity OFFICERS C. H. McLeod President C. D. Conrad Vice-President E. A. Johnson Secretary MEMBERS N. O. Creech C. W. McCully R. F. Hutchinson Laura Fleming One hundred eighty-jive GLEE CLLB Dr. Stephen M. Huntley Director Harris Gray President M. M. Hemphill Manager A. K. Darby Pianist First Tenors Harry Mclnvaille L. G. Heckle A. R. McElroy J. H. Wallace R. H. Worrell R. M. Spratt Second Tenors Harris Gray R. B. Roach W. D. Hart Wm. P. Jacobs, Jr. E. H. Overcash George Reid Wm. C. McSween S. C. McAdams First Bass M. M. Hemphill Louie Porter M. C. Patterson J. P. Cunningham H. V. Talbot M. J. Craig J. H. Gilmore Second Bass H. G. War.llaw E. B. Carr N. S. Heeth R. H. Carpenter W. H. Talbot F. A. Gilliam One hundred eighty-six f s HA? GRAY AND HIS COLLEGIANS Hap Gray Director and First Trumpet Bill 7 McSwEEN Assistant Director Maize King Heeth Second Trumpet Mister Ceorce K. Reid Third Trumpet Malicious Darby Pianist Bryck Patterson Trombone Roy Mac Spratt First Saxophone Love Sick Eaton Tenor Saxophone Lombaruo Craig . Third Saxophone Jack Paschal . . Baritone Saxophone Mack Crum Bass Fidddle Ball 0 ' Dust Beard Drums Millie Whitten Vocalist One hundred eighty Witherspoon Beatty Chapman Stubbs Hudson Heckle Wallace Williams Hutchinson Power Fleming Darby Boykin C. H. McLeod McElroy H. V. Talbot W. H. Talbot V. Mceod INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS J. A. Witherspoon G. S. Beatty J. A. Chapman . . . J. T. Stubbs President Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer D. W. Hudson L. G. Heckle J. W. Wallace R. W. Williams R. F. Hutchinson MEMBERS W. D. Power H. C. Fleming A. K. Darby L. M. Boykin A. R. McElroy One hundred eighty-eight W. H. Talbot H. V. Talbot C. H. McLeod Verna McLeod F. R. Johnston ac oac ( V ■„«■  ,, -m-m ' , , «r? S « J ft Q t s ; 1, r,« JT !1 Patterson Wardlaw St. John Morrison McLeod Putter Harrington Hart Lipsey Hansell Wilkerson Horns Betliea Overca-li Somerville Talbot. H. V. Talbot. W. H. Coker Walkou McMaster Carr Edwards Taylor MINISTERIAL CLUB OFFICERS M. C. Patterson President H. G. Wardlaw Vice-President Virgil St. John Secretary D. M. Morrison Treasurer C. H. McLeod Chaplain MEMBERS Wayne Potter W. P. Burns W. H. Talbot R. C. Harrington J. D. Bethea R. W. Coker w - D. Hart Aiken Taylor J. S. Walkup S. T. Lipsey E. H. Overcash H. B. McMaster W. A. Hansell W. G. Somerville E. B. Carr W. H. Wilkerson H. V. Talbot J. L. Edwards One hundred eighty-nine '  ir ; Hf f k y - % ! ' ' Black Beatlv Jingeman McSwain Craig Chapman McCuIly Porter Heckle McLeod Hutchinson Sturgeon Roberts Wise Bradford Somerville Cruickshanki Hudson Peden Lightfoot Lipsey Wallace DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS McElroy Reid ' Worrell V. McLeod Paul Jones Andrews Wysor R. F. Black ... G. S. Beatty . . . L. G. Heckle... Elijhed McLeod . President Secretary .Program Chairman .Publicity Chairman R. W. WUliams It. F. Hutchinson . R. McElroy Huiel Paul D. R. Dingeman C. C. McSwain .lam- Sturgeon delaicle Roberts Waller Wise MEMBERS G. K. Reid T. Q. Jones I. J. Craig J. A. Chapman E. G. Bradford. Jr. W. G. Somerville Alex Cruickshanks R. H. Worrell W. R. Andrews One hundred ninety C. W. McCully L. T. Porter D. W. Hudson D. M. Peden W. H. Lightfoot erna McLeod R. E. Wysor S. T. Lipsey J. H. Wallace Moore Allen Chapman Richardson One hundred ninety-one St. John 7RQ7€R7l!t70€ Woodward Gray Jones Penland Folley Culp PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS John Woodward President Harris Gray Vice-President William Jones Secretary Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES John Woodward Pi Kappa Alpha Harris Gray Kappa Alpha W. M. Jones Pi Kappa Phi James B. Penland Alpha Lambda Tau Louis B. Folley Beta Kappa J. L. Culp Alpha Kappa Pi One hundied ninety-four A s Founded at Washington Lee University 1865 Beta Pi Chapter Established 1924 BROTHERS IN FACULTY Kenneth Baker BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Seniors H, B. Carpenter M. C. Patterson N. O. C reech G. S. Beatty M. M. Hemphill J. S. Caldwell Harris Gray J. A. Witherspoon R. W. Williams L. W. McLeod J. W. Todd H. P. Brown M. M. Jones A. R. McElroy Juniors R. L. Bo well D. H. Reynolds R. P. Black P. N. Moore J. H. Gilmore Marion Moore Sophomores B. N. Moore Huiet Paul Lykes Boykln C. B. Thompson J. A. Xexsen J. S. Richardson C. W. Isom D. M. Buie Freshmen R. H. Carpenter George Paul Paul McMillian Matt Moore L. Wienges Tommy Brooks Reed Watson Joe Carter Roy Mac Spratt Tench Owens Joe O. Eaton Joe Moore tfL3Laj A %«A One hundred ninety-five fll, r ' «t . ( , ?], T Founded at the University of Virginia, 18G8 Mu Chapter Established, 1890 BROTHERS IN FACULTY D. J. Brimm F. D. Jones BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Seniors E. A. Johnson E. U. McRae VV. P. Burns A. C. McSween V. A. Moore W. B. Peecksen B. G. Shaw John Woodward Juniors J. R. Thomason E. G. Lambright It. M. ( arson J. B. Hafley L. Holden C. E. Huntley E. J. Home Y H. Jones Y. C. McSween W. B. .Todd Sophomores Walter Wise W. S. Kee R. A. Harper Freshmen H. C. Flanders J. Freeman M. Craig H. Ferguson E. E. Mcintosh Brooks Sheldon R. Stevenson R. E. Wvsor. Jr. W. R. Andrews I One hundred ninety-six Founded at the College of Charleston. 1904 Beta Chapter Established, 1907 BROTHERS IN FACULTY H. E. Sturgeon L. s. McMllllan .1. H. Hunter Y. P. Jacobs BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Seniors Joe Commander W. M. Jones C. L. Anderson T. B. A. Jones E. F. McLeod H. F. Blalock John Hammel R. F. Hutchinson Juniors B. Hok-ombe M. Clements P. Ballard C. Mixson L. Clements A. Burgess Sophomores S George Player V. E. Brooker H. G. Hoggins John Broughton M. I). Shuler Hugh Rutledge C. C. Finklea Pete McCoimick Freshmen G. S. Barntail] Louie Porter J. C. Coleman George Douglas Bill Palmer Frank Sutton J. A. Holmes Bill Coleman Lewis Boggs LHbbs Wyman Buddy Lloyd Alex Cruirk hanks Harry Mclnvaille . '  ' % - r '  « 1 Cfc o a„ S ft v ilk C © ft ff|L One hundred ninety-seven Pfe Founded at Hamlin University, 1901 Alpha Eta Chapter Established, 1930 BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Juniors M. K. Ritch .1. It. Bnoth J. R. Buchan L. B. Poller W. P. Jacobs, Jr. C. D. Jacobs L. H. Adams Sophomores R. G. Buchan T. M. Bethea II. M. Crum T. C. Horton Freshmen I). G. Crawford E. M. Harpe H. Y. McSween J. II. McCutchen J. Ii. Bethea E. B. Beard H. S. Jacobs R. D. McSween W. H. Lightfoot One hundred ninety-eight s a r ' . Founded at Oglethorpe University, 191(1 Iota Chapter Established, 1927 BROTHERS IN FACULTY V. L. Jones S. M. Huntley 11. O. Rhame BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Seniors M. A. Hipp R. L. Waldrep J. B. Penland William Blackwell Juniors s. ( ' . M. Adams L. G. Heckle V. E. Pope L. H. Taylor G. r;. Batchelor .1. J. Ilennard It. R. Fenn T. (i. Jones Virgil St. John Sophomores Vernon Atkinson .1. C. Griffin M. R. Griffin C. ( ' . McSwain W. B. Miller. Jr. T. H. Turner Freshmen E. VY. Davenport J. F. Finleyson Powell Fraser Sam Gosnell A V. Groom R. Meisky Ir M. Peden M, K. Ratteree h l% A III T IM One hundred ninety-nine Founded at Newark College of Engineering, 1921 Eta Chapter Established, 1928 BROTHERS IN COLLEGE Seniors C. W. Wannamaker Juniors C. H. Atkins Cecil Buffkin J. L. Culp W. W. Evans J. C Bonner C. P. Fuller (decea ed) Sophomores .1. V. Barnhill . F. L. Cogburn . ,T. E. Godfrey T. H. Ellison R. J. Ellison V. W. Moore J. S, McGregor R. K. Timnions M. M. Norton ,T, A. Abercrombie - E. H. Strain Freshmen Hill Pursley Gene Pursley A. S. Fessenden I). C. Bird P. VV. Rogers P. C. Gibson W. II. Gibson E. E, Rose Tun hundred ALPHA PSI DELTA Founded at Presbyterian College 1933 SISTERS IN COLLEGE Seniors Rita Chandler Evalyn McCrary Nancy Young Sara Suiters Hebe DUlard Mary Ella Osman Mary Mutes Juniors Vein a McLeod Shannon Simpson Laetitia Jones Sophomores Jane Sturgeon Martharene Pitts Adelaide Roberts Freshmen Beth Ayers Juanita Thompson Two hundred one Cl Oelhsements PaC SaC PHOTOGRAPHS 1933 : 1934 : 1935 : 1936 : 1937 : 1938 I J (ichols Studio | •H  JH «? ' •H S SPECIALLY EQUIPPED $ «H FOR THE FINEST QUALITY •jj ANDMOST EFFICIENT $ •¥ t SERVICE IN COLLEGE ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHY J + •H •H •H « •H H wf USE o  H % + $ C E. NICHOLS Clinton, S. C. JJ £ I - I I WOLFSON g £ $ Trading Company £ £ £ £ 5 Manufacturers of £ . 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