Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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.M Assistant in Military Science and Tactics. In nine years he has itirvca unacf tnrce commanaants, many assistants . . . coaches rifle team . . . active in Baptist church and Sunday School. • LONNIE SEXTON McMILLlAN, Coach of Tracic and Basketball, A.B., Presbyterian College. Lonmc Mac came all the way from Arkansas to play football for P. C. . . . has been on the athletic staff since 1922 . . . known widely for his unemotional visage, ever present cigar, consistently good teams . . . member of Pi Kappa Phi . . . served as Naval Ensign in great war. • CLARENCE ED- WARD GALLOWAy, Coach of Baseball, Presbyterian College. Chick Galloway is a well-known name in professional baseball . . . was once voted greatest shortstop in the world . . . handles duties with freshman football as well as baseball . . . humorous, loves to win, close follower of the fine points of the game. • WILLIAM CHAPELLE LUFLER, Coach of Tennis. Admittedly one of the fore- most pros ' in the entire South . . . coaches Junior Davis Cup Teams for Atlanta and the two Carolines . . . brought tennis out of the doldrums at P. C. and developed three State champs. • MRS. MYRTLE HUNTER, Dietitian. Has been feeding P. C. boys ever since 1920 . . . gracious under fire of criticism, even-tempered, a good manager . . . probably hears more suggestions for changes than any other person connected with the college. • MRS. DRUCIE CROMER McSWAiN, Infirmary Matron. Mother Mac heads up the infirmary staff . . . has no pity for goldbricks . . . kind and considerate when boys arc really sick . . . comes in contact with as many students as any other staff member. JL FACULTY

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7 . SENIOR CLASS A curious combination of scholars and screwballs, not too serious in studies, riotously hilarious in fun, impossible of duplication — these phrases describe P. C. ' s seniors of 1939-40. In neither the past nor future annals of the school will you find a class exemplifying greater comradeship, greater loyalty, one to another. And nowhere can one come more face to face with the dynamic unexpected than when he reviews the carousals of this class and the unforgettable individuals comprising it. As four years roared by (and the years did roar by at P. C.) we of the class of 1940 became firm in our conviction that, try though we might, we could never for- get the sincerity and fraternal interest of fellow classmates. i. OFFICERS OFFICERS BE N. MOORE President BILLV KEE Vicc-Ptcsidcnt CHARLES TURNER Secretary DAVE BUIE Treasurer MISS EUGENIA KENDALL Class Sponsor