Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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ALBERT G. EDWARDS B.S. Atlanta, Gcotq ' ta During h!s only year at Presbyterian, Albert has fixed himself in the hearts of hts friends, not only by his innate Irish brogue and his clean Christian life, but by his sincere friendship and his true- blue personality. As indicated by his selection as best speaker, he was unsurpassed as on orator. Albert is the ideal type of fcKow for the ministry and success in his life ' s work is sure to come to him. Transferred from Georgia Tech (4); Ministerial Club; Debate Team (4): Pi Kappa Delta. O ROBERT J. ELLISON B.S. IN COMMERCE ALPHA KAPPA PI Girard, Georsia To fully appreciate a fellow like Red you must know him for years You must see him having the time of his life at the well known jook session — falling asleep with his nose in a book — acttng as fatherly confidante to some wayward freshman — being suddenly awakened two minutes before time for class — or just eating a good meaL He enjoys the heck out of living. BLUE STOCKING Staff {I, 2, 3, 4): International Relations Club H). ARTHUR McMURRAY ERWIN A.B. Sharon, South Carolina Known by everyone as ' Squint, ' Erwin has made a record both on the football field and m the nng that will long be remembered. His three baggers will be missed on the old diamond, too. Squint is another one of those smalt town fellows who made good at college and you bet that he will continue to succeed at whatever he undertakes. f reshfran Football (11 Freshman Baseball ( I ) ; Varsity Football (2, 3. 41; Varsity Baseball (2, 3. 4): Varsity Boiing (3, 4); Block •■?■ ' Club: R. O. T. C. Sergeant (3), Second Lieutenant (4).

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LVDIA LOUISE COX A.B. Clinton, South Carolina Holding two positions dt the same time is no easy task for any- one, but Louise did |ust that- She wds teaching at the State Train ing School and attending P. C. at the same time. For this reason Louise was known intimately to only a few. We greatly admire her ambition and record, for she did make an enviable one. JACK PATRICK CUNNINGHAM B.S. IN COMMERCE PI KAPPA PHI Atlanta, Georgia From Georgia ' s priic city came Jack to P. C. He possessed a subtle wit which was used to make many friends. Versatile as a musician, he played piano, horn, and sang in the Glee Club. Jack must have liked Atlanta for he was always running back— we suspect a feminine motive. The business world holds many opportunities for men like Jack and we predict a great success for him. SLUE STOCKING StaH (2); Xr Omioon (3, 4), V.cc-Prcsidcnt (4); Double Quartet (4); Glee Club (I, 2. 3, 4); R. O. T. C. Sergeant (3), Lieutenant (4); Band {I, 2, 3, 4). STEPHEN RICHARDS DUBOSE A.B. ALPHA KAPPA PI Oswego, South Carolina Handsome — yes, and let us add, more than skin deep, for this fellow is genuine— good through and through. One of the best base- ball flingers ever to stroll to a P. C. mound, Rich has really made a name for himself in state diamond circles. More than that, he has made the class of ' 40 better for his having been a member. Sincere in heart, friendly in spirit, and pleasant in conversation, Rich will always be a good influence. Freshman Football (I); Freshman Baseball (1); Vorsitv Footboll (2): Varsity Baseball {2, 3, 4); PAC SAC Staff (3, 4}; Secretary of A. K. P. Fraternity (4)- Block P Club- Captain Baseball Team (4); Vice-President Junior diass; F-.st Lieutenant (4). R. O. T. C. Corporal (2), Sergeant (3), 28

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HENRY F. FINNEY A.B, Goldvillc, South Carolina This fellow made quite a name for himicif on the gridiron by holding down a guard position for the Blue Ho e a couple of years. Better known as ' Buck he drove in from Goldvillc every morning and while he was here, he really used his time well. Good athlete, good student, good miicr — in fact, good all-round, Buck was a friend to everyone. With determination and ability galore, Buck ' s going places. We ' re proud he was one of us. Freshman Football (1): Varsity Football (2, 3, 4); Block P Club. HENRY CRESWELL FLEMING, JR. A,B, Laurens, South Carolina Fleming ' s love of young people ' s conferences has earned him to Atlanta, Montreat, Rock Hill, and many othci places where discus- sions were held. He actively participated m track and baseball his first two years and then decided that the ticket office interested him more. Flcm is noted for his readiness to argue about anything, his favorite subject being predestination. He ' ll teach for a year or two, then go to seminary. Basketball (1); Track (I); Assistant in History (A): lntCf ' dtional Relations Club (I, 2, 3, 4); Scouting Service Club (3); R. O. T. C. (3), Lieutenant {4). HAROLD DAY GILLIAM A.B. Clinton, South Carolina Gill, Sammy ' s barbei shop stooge, hailing from over Thornwell way has really gotten a big kick out of college life. He is by raturc very energetic, yet his activity record seems to If-dicate other- wise. GUI IS the type that just can ' t be resisted by the weaker sex. He gets the greatest pleasure from an evening ' s s-ooie in his chair. In days to come, when graduation is long past, memories of Gill will be those of a true friend. 30