Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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V.iiikLV .iCL-LiiuJ IIAROI I) SOMI i .S MSI I, Viajt sor oj Hinlo.ny. A.ii., Pn.O., ( Bou ilfiiii i ' .olUy f, I Lin tin I hi ' n crsity ) , t.u nrs cotnprchensivcs but rc ' ) rcts stLulc ' iUs lidii ' t L()iiiprcli(.iii.l. rhosL ' looking; tor liiin nn Mond.iy ' s arc sure to hmf him W ' ciiiKsJ.iy in the college dininj lull. I luce iKtt luokitij; for him will SL ' c his st.uely stature busting arourul miiik- where. C lassiiicillon: Fisli. Evidently NIH.I, GORIHIN W ' l III I I A V. Vrnjcssor of r .ywrv. A.II., A.M., Ph. I)., I M iiiin U iiit cr y, U iiiici i of ' i ' ousn ) , was iiiord. ml- wilted ai birtli, or else he never woukl li,i e dcvelopeil his i leiichant ability to sucli a fine point. But nobody cm ;et arij ry bee.uise he .1 1 ways directs iiis remarks to Mr. Slum or Hypocracy. In aiitiiiioTi lo his re,i;Lihir advisees he peri idically calls about tnrly to lell lliLm more about their tlenierits than merits. Chief cxpostuiator of his favorite expression, horse sense, Kl NNIi 1 H NORTON JiAKIR. Viofcssoy of Cowmcnc, A.li., M.A., (Uuiinsi y of Soiif i Ciivol iiii j , IS well-known tor his practical view of problems of success . nd application of non- ana loi;ous analogies. Admits boxini; is his favorite sport, but refuses to take part. Greets C jlumbo every niorninj before any other faculty member. Isolated in the gym, seller and buyer of typewriters, pastimes enjoyable at home, goal, as he grows older is to get younger. Although generally quite reticent. HUGH HOLM AN, Profeisor of Ktiilio, A.B., B.S., (Prcihyter ' ian College}, has probably been heard by more people than President Jacobs. For. by the adaption of one recent short story, he achieves the approval of Columbia Workshop Othclais, the latter presented the work over a nationally listened -to program Very busy with public rela- tions and the College radio department he still finds time to read and read and read and write and write and write. Mathematically inclined Professor of M.if In- unifies, HERBLRT HARL SPEN- CER, B.S., M.S.. Ph.D.. fVuiicrstfy of Ror n-sfcr, Cornell Vniicrsi y), some- times has trouble adding and subtracting. He must be happy for he smiles even in chapel as well as every w lie re else. Chess is one of his hobbies, but to beat himself he must pla ' himself. Promoted by degrees. HOLMAN OF PRESByTERIRR COLLEGE ▼