Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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N ..-.( ' FACULTY coaches swimming team . . . member of Alpha Lambda Tau . . . smokes ove ' sizcd pipes, tells tall talcs ...-■ ' a , 3 ' a-i cc Hani has l.vcd in the South since 1932. • CLARENCE HUGH HOL- MAN, Director of Public Relations, A.B., B.S., Presbyterian College. Another local graduate who has made good . . . duties include supervision of publicity and radio woric . . . member of Alpha Kappa Pi, Pi Kappa Delta, Sigma Kappa Alpha, Sigma Upsilon ... he has written several pieces of fiction, several of them published in magazines . . . teaches ladies ' Bible class at Presbyterian church. • WILLARD LEONARD JONES, Librarian, A.B., Presbyterian Col- lege; B.S. in L.S., Columbia University. Keeps college libra ' y in cf- cuiat-cr, . . , iir.GAr, di ' X ' ' cc W.llie more often than not . . . member of Alpha Lambda Tau . . . has held several important offices m Southern Library Association . . . quite interested in his work as a member of tt -7 Offic-- ' s R ' :sorve Corps . . . author of several pub- lished worts, • MRS. MELDA von HOLLEN JOHNSON. A ssistant Librarian, A.B., Winthrop College. Has sumna cum laude nota- tion on college diploma . . . taught in Clinton public schools before coming to P. C. in 1938 . . . member of Beta Pi Theta . . . most co-operative attitude library researchers could ccisib ' ird a ' vwncrc . . . cheerful, well-infotmed, helpful. • MAJOR ALEXANDER HILL CUMMINGS, Commandant, University of California; United States Infantry School. Completing his third year at P. C, two as com- ardant . . . native of California . . . has served as instructor in U. S. Infantry School . . . plays golf, smoles big cigars . . . mem- ber of Phi Sigma Kappa, Blue Key . . . expert marksman with pistol, machine gun, and rifle . . . stern disciplinarian, resoected officer, adept tactfcian. • LESLIE ST. CLAIR HAYS, College Physician, A.B., Presbyterian College; M.D., Columbia University. Honor grad- uate at P. C, he made enviable record at ColumOia . . . has twice served on college faculty in biology department . . . largely re- sponsible for lighting system in college stadium , . . member of Pi Kappa Phi . . . served in army durnq Wo ' ld W ' ' ctLrmpq to Clinton to open own hospital. • DELMAR ORESTES RHa ME, Associate College Physician, A.B., Presbyterian College; M.D., Colum- bia University. Made quite a record in track while in school here . . . mfrmber of Alpha Lar-bda Tau ... on staff of Hays Hospital . . . sympathetic ar 6 ordv:-;t3r d - ;: -f- - rd of all the boys, efficent and tireless. • FRANK DUDLEY JONES, Professor of Psychology, A.B., Davidson College; D.D., Presbyterian College. Most picturesque member of college faculty . . . famous for his ever-present cigarette and chewing gum . . . member of Phi Beta Kappa, PI Kappa Alpha, Chi Beta Phi . . . versatile as historian, preacher, naturalist, psy- chologist, author, philosopher, sociologist . . . was pastor of First MRS. JOHNSON

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7l a d m I n I s t r a t COLM GRAHAM WOODWORTH, Clerk of Faculty, A.B., Hampden- Sydney College; D.D., Erskine College. Professor of English and clck of the faculty combine m Dr. Woody ' s care two of the important faculty posts . . . served at P. C. from 1902-1904, and since 1906 . . . member of Chi Phi fraternity . . . has done frequent pastoral supply work in addition to teaching . . . reserved m manner, anxious to assist, and always on the job. • HENRY MARSDEN WILSON, JR., Managing Editor of the P. C. Press, A.B., Presbyterian College. After graduation stayed on as personnel d reclor . . , when P. C. Press was organized. Hank was chosen to head the undertaking . . .

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1 L F A Presbyterian Church in Clinton before coming to P. C. in 1920 . . . regularly supplies two churches, serves on staff of state training school in addition to teaching duties. • KENNETH NORTON BAKER, Professor of Commerce, A.B., A.M., University of South Carolina. First head of commefce dcpartrntrnt when it was organ- ized in 1936 . . . has experience as teacher, insurance salesman, public accountant, insolvent bank receiver, cost accountant, and office manager . . . can out-talk any three professors . . . member of Kappa Alpha . . . head of college forum program . . . expert type- writer mechanic . . . popular because of his complete humanity, frankness, directness. • HERBERT EARL SPENCER, Professor of Mathematics, B.S., University of Rochester; M.S., Ph.D., Cornell University. A native Canadian. Dr. Sp -Tccr 15 ' cunair out his fau ' tri year at P. C. . . . member of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Xi . . . graduated from college with honors in chemistry, mathe- matics, engineering . . . taught in New York state public schools and Cornell before coming South . . . can hold his own with the best chess plavers on the campus. • MAJOR LAWRENCE JOHN FERGUSON, Assistant Professor of Military Science, Marshall Col- lege, West Virginia University, United States Infantry School. In his second year as assistant to the commandant . . . close follower of rifle team, rewarding bullseyes with lead pencils . . . member of Scabbard and Blade . . . has done foreign service in Hawaii and Philippines, R. O. T. C. service at University of California . . . great conversationalist, close adherent to detail, scholar and student. • KURT WEBER, Associate Professor of English, A.B., Williams Col- lege; B.A.Lit., Oxford University ( Brascnose College); A.M., Ph.D., Columbia University. Master of Innumerable languages, Dr. Weber has done much study in Europe . . . author of no mean ability, he is now working on a biography , . . travels widely throughout entire world during summer months . . . retiring in manner, thorough in every task, diligent in his scholarship . . . famous for his cnsp British accent and perfect oral expression. • BOTHWELL GRAHAM, JR., Professor of German and Spanish, A.B., University of Georgia; A.M., Harvard University. M.imber of faculty ever since 1903 . . . came to P. C. frcm Martha Berry School, where he was principal . . . member of Delta Tau Delta, Phi Kappa Phi . . . has studied in Heidelberg and Rome several summers . . . keen student of ancient history . . , Interesting class K-. tu-.-r , , . rnr-; ' -.alant. lenient, popular among his students. • JOHN GLENN BARDEN, Professor of Edu- cation, A.B., University of North Carolina; A.M., Columbia University. Newest member of the college family, completing his first year . . . accomplished musician, directing college glee club . . . served for ten years as missionary to Africa . . . member of Phi Delta Kappa . . . came to P. C. from Dulce University, where he was ' nstfuctof . . . member of Prcsbvterian Church choir. • DANIEL JOHNSON BRIMM, Professor of Bible, A.B., Southwestern Presbyterian University; A.M., Presbyterian College; D,D., Davidson College. Serving since