Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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E. COMPTON BLANKENSHIP A.B. Jackson, Georgia Whenever there was a gadget to be fixed or an apparatus to be installed, Compton was always the one to receive the call. Com- ing to P. C from Middle Georgia College, his willingness to serve and his good fellowship have aided him immensely in finding a place in the student body. In short, Compton has gamed our respect ai well as our acclaim. Transferred from Middle Georgia College. o MAMIE CATHERINE BLANTON A.B. Spartanburg, South Carolina No bigger than a minute, Catherine was a student assistant in French for three years— a feat of which only those who are wealthy in brain power and strong of heart can boast. Thoroughly con- vinced that one profits most by not allowing fixed studies to in- terfere with one ' s education, she spent most of her time reading poems, current publications, and the latest books. French Assistant (I, 2, 3, 4); Girls ' Glee Club (3, A). LYKES MULLER BOVKIN B.S. IN COMMERCE KAPPA ALPHA, BLUE KEY Columbia, South Carolina Pro ' s abilities were early recognized by the student body and his fraternity brothers who elected him to the Presidency of Kappa Alpha. Captain of the varsity tennis team, he received wide recog- nition as one of the state ' s most outstanding players. He ' ll be remembered too, as one who was forward and diplomatic with the ladies. Capable, wetl-rounded, popular, and sincere, we give you Pro. R. O. T. C. Corporal (2), Sergeant (3), Lieutenant (4): I. R. C. (2 3, 4) Vice-President (3, 4): Captain Freshman Tennis Team (I): Varsitv Tennis (2, 3. 4), Co-Captain (3), Captain (4); Freshman -y Cabinet (1); Vice-President Y. M. C. A. (3), President (41; State Intercollegiate Tennis Champion (singles and doubles) (2); Vice-President Pan-Hellenic Council (4): BLUE STOCKING Assistant Advertising Manager (I), Advertising Manager (2); Block P Club; Blue Key- (4). LU

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WALTER DANIEL ARNOLD, JR. A.B. ALPHA KAPPA PI Hampton, South Carolina Walt IS a psychological phenomenon. To figure htm out ts ai impossibility, for no one knows what he will do next, or why When he works he appears to be doing nothing— yet he accomplishe „r Asjil Mf ,-an hnlH hii nwn in nu bull tS ion dn a great deal. He can hold his dominates the ladies with amazing facility. One bit of ad vice- never take him seriously, for sobriety is far removed from his life of laughter. Varsity Track (2, 3, A]- Rific Team (3, A]: Block P Club; Busi- ness Manager of the COLLEGIAN; Chaplain of Alpha Kappa Pi (A): Assistant in Military Department; R. O. T. C. Sergeant (3), Second Lieutenant (4). DAVID PINCKNEV BERRY BS IN COMMERCE KAPPA ALPHA Union, South Carolina Pinky came to us as a bo -rat from Clemson. Union ' s proud son, with his easy-going ways and good humor, has won countless friends. He has the ability to make the best of each situation as it presents itself. Possessed of unusual poise and tact, he IS equally at ease among friends or strangers. His every acquaint- ance is his friend. He will go far. Transferred from Clemson; Accounting Assistant (3, A). THOMAS MANNING BETHEA, JR. BS. IN COMMERCE BETA KAPPA Latta, South Carolina As indifferent to scholastic work as he is lealous with a golf stick. Tommy has been •) femiliar figure at every dance (or the last four years. This low country boy is an authority on week-end tac- tics, having gotten off to a swell start his freshman year with help fjom a ciew who icaliy knew the ropes. Tommy ' s geniality will take him places. Ffcshrr Tennis (I): Varsity Golf (3, A) 24

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WALTER EUGENE BROOKER B.S. IN COMMERCE PI KAPPA PHI Denmark, South Carolina Pete ' s apparent nonchalance disguises both ambition and ability. He has tried his hand at sports, fisen to the top m his fraternity, and made a legion of friends. Neither feminine nor scholastic work ever worried him. Adept in the social graces. Pete was a favorite with the ladies. Not a genius in any particular field, but consist- ent rn all, Pete should make a good business man. Freshman Football (I), Varsity Football {?)- Frcshrr O ' csidcnt, Pi Kappa Phi {4). Tfack (I); JOHN HOLLOWAy BROUGHTON B S. IN COMMERCE PI KAPPA PHI Warren, Arkansas Johnny : the guy who crossed a thud of the continent to come to P. C; the fellow who knows everybody and is a teal friend to all He had the distinction of being the first student m South Carolina to fly solo under P. C ' s C. A. A. He must have been the original Arkansas traveler because he came all the way from the Oiarks. For two years he has been continually looking at the picture of The Girl from Queens. Block P Club (3, 4): Football [3, 4); Track (3, 4); Basketball (4): Swimming (2, 3). JAMES ROBERTSON BUCHAN 6 S. IN COMMERCE BETA KAPPA Mullins, South Carohna Why don ' t we have Glen Millei? President of the Pan-Hcllemc Council, Jim was continually trying to explain that big bands were not to be had for three bucks. As head of the council, he dis- played real initiative and a keen business mind. Between dances, Jim related in the Y to play bridge, a pastime at which he was unexcelled, if not un equaled. As a business man we predict that Jim will rise above the crowd. Prc5idcr t of Pon-Hcllcnic Council (4).