Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1958 volume:

sen ting... the Pac Sac a Blair Baldwin, Editor Bob Hill, Business Manager osc P R E S B Y Two IAN COLLEGE Three DEDICATION . . because — as teacher, counselor, friend — you have inspired, guided, understood . . . because, through your personal and professional magnanimity, you have become an inseparable part of Presbyterian College We gratefully inscribe this book with your name. Kenneth Nolon Carter B. A., M. S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Four Flv« THE CAMPUS Six Neville Hall Seven Laurens Dormitory THE C M M P U S Eight Nine The President ' s Home THE CAMPUS Bailey Hall Ten Library and Administration Building Doyle Infirmary Eleven Judd Dining Hall Johnson Field and Bailey Stadium RV . JR CAMP US LeRoy Springs Gymnasium Thirteen Fourteen PRESIDENT Marshall Walton Brown, B.A., M.A., Ped.D., LL.D. Centre College; University of Vienna; University of Wisconsin VICE-PRESIDENT James Moore Oeland, A.B. Wofford College ACADEMIC DEAN George Council Bellingrath, B.A., B.D., M.A., Ph.D. Davidson College; Union Theological Seminary; Columbia University DEAN OF STUDENTS Albert Jerome Thackston, Jr., B.S. Clemson College Colonel, United States Army (Retired) Fifteen Marian Amanda Burts, B.A., M.A., B.S. in L.S. Librarian Greenville Woman ' s College; University of South Carolina; George Peabody College for Teachers Gary Edward Campbell, B.A. Business Manager Presbyterian College Ben Hay Hammet, B.A., B.J. Director of Public Relations and Alumni Affairs Presbyterian College; Columbia University; University of Missoui i ADMINISTRATION Walter Albert Johnson, LL.D. Director of Athletics Battle Creek College; University of Wisconsin; University of Illinois; Northwestern University Roslyn Cason Martin, B.A. Registrar Winthrop College Leo Vernon Powell Dining Hall Manager North Greenville Junior College a 9p n ■m 7 Sixteen Adams Baker Richard Oliver Adams, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Spanish Presbyterian College; University of Texas Kenneth Norton Baker, B.A., M.A. Professor of Commerce Treas. of Endowment Fund University of South Carolina; Walton School of Commerce; Mid-Western School of Commerce William Woodson Barnell, Jr., B.S., M.A. Professor of Militai-y Science and Tactics University of Missouri, Lieutenant Colonel, Infantry, United States Army Oren Francis Beatty Plant Superintendent FACULTY AND Bennetl Mrs. Binder Miss Blakely Hal C. Bennett, Jr., B.S. Assistant Professor of Militaiy Science and Tactics University of Alabama, First Lieutenant, Artillery, United States Army Mrs. Nancy W. Binder, B.S. Secretary to the Deans Simmons College Miss lona Blakely Dormitory Supervisor Absence Secretary Mrs. Mildred Bowers Assistant Dietician Oakleigh Ross Bush, B.A., M.Litt. Associate Professor of English University of Pittsburgh William Simpson Cannon, B.S. Instructor in Mathematics Wofford College; United States Army Infantry School Mrs. Bowers Cannon Seventeen Carter Clarke Clickner Couch Kenneth Nolon Carter, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Erskine College; Vanderbilt University George Weston Clarke, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of History Baylor University; University of North Carolina Edwin Kirwan Clickner, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Economics The American University Warren David Couch, B.A., M.A. Instructor in English Piedmont College; University of Georgia F A G U N Ehrhardt Erwin Mrs. Fraser Gettys Clyde Walter Ehrhardt, B.S., M.A. Associate Coach and Instructor in Physical Education University of Georgia; Peabody College Aurel Maner Erwin, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of French Mercer University; Duke University; Universidad Nacional de Mexico; Universite Laval Mrs. Ruth Brown Fraser Assistant Librarian William and Mary College; The General Assembly ' s Training School; The Biblical Seminary in New York Thomas Layton Fraser, B.A., B.D., S.T.M., Th.D. Professor of Bible Davidson College; Union Theological Seminary; Biblical Seminary in New York Joseph Miller Gettys, B.A., S.T.B., S.T.M., Ph.D. Professor of Bible Erskine College; The Biblical Seminary m New York; New York University Steven Clarke Gibert Assistant in Military Science and Tactics Sergeant First Class, United States Army Eighteen Glover Mrs. Goldsmith John Sobey Glover, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Romance Languages Oxford University Mrs. G. B. Goldsmith, B.A. Secretai ' v to Director of Guidance Center Peace Junior College; Peabody College James Somerville Gray, B.A., B.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy Davidson College; Union Theological Seminary Mrs. E. H. Hall S. C. A. Hostess Converse College Gray ADMINISTRATION Hay Mrs. Hellams John West Harris, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English Wofford College; University of North Carolina Lewis Scott Hay, B.A., B.D., Th.M. Associate Professor of Bible and Greek Presbyterian College; Columbia Theological Seminary; Princeton Theological Seminary Mrs. Robert B. Hellams, B.A. Infirmary Matron Greenville Woman ' s College Miss Mary Sue Holmes Assistant to the Bursar Andrew Swofford Howard, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Mathematics Presbyterian College; Clemson College Mrs. James H. Huffstetler Sec. to the Dean of Students Miss Holmes Mrs. Huffstetler Nineteen Huffstetler Mrs. Hughes James Harvey Huffstetler Stenographer, Department of Military Science and Tactics GS-3, United States Civil Service Commission Mrs. Williene R. Hughes, B.S. Secretary to the President Winthrop College Newton Bond Jones, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History Emory University; University of Virginia James W. Knight Assistant in Military Science and Tactics Sergeant First Class, United States Army Knight U L T y Lowman AND Mrs. McCarty James H. Leighton Tennis Coach Dartmouth College Harry F. Lowman, Jr., B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Virginia Polytechnic Institute Major, Armor United States Army Mrs. Kathleen M. McCarty Bookkeeper Robert Allen Mclntyre, Jr., B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Biology Wake Forest College; University of North Carolina Lonnie Sexton McMillian, B.A. Associate Director of Athletics Presbyterian College; University of Illinois; University of Southern California Stephen Taylor Martin, B.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics Hampden-Sy dney ; University of South Carolina Mclntyre McMillian Martin Tw enty Patte Pope Edouard Patte, B.A., Litt.B., Th.M., Th.D., Licencie en Sociologie Professor of Sociology College de Calvin; American Bible College; Universite de Geneve Mrs. James R. Poole Sec. to the Academic Dean Louis B. Pope, B.A., M.A. Professor of Education Director of Guidance Center High Point College; University of North Carolina Raymond Brandenburg Purdum, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry University of Virginia Samuel Courts Bedford, B.B.A. Associate Coach and Instructor in Physical Education Georgia State College Delmar Orestes Rhame, B.A., M.D. College Physician Presbyterian College; College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University liMSl Purdum Redford Rhame ADMIN Rowe ISTRATIO Scheele Simpson N Schufford C. Rowe Assistant in Military Science and Tactics Master Sergeant, United States Army Karl Albert Scheele, M.A., D r. Pol. Sci. Assistant Professor in Economics University of Hamburg; University of Berlin; University of Goettingen; Northwestern University William H. Simpson Assistant in Military Science and Tactics Sergeant First Class, United States Army Alexander Bell Stump, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology University of Virginia William Bell Toole, B.A., M.A. Instructor in English Presbyterian College; Vanderbilt University Neill Gordon Whitelaw, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Physics Miami University (Ohio); University of Wisconsin Slump Toole Whitelaw Twenty-One Twenty-Two Twenty-Three Aiken WHO ' S Harris Twenty-Four the Pac Sac @ U y in Rmerican Cotteges and Universities This honor is received in recognition of the merit and accomplishments of the student who is officially recommended by this institution and meets the requirements of Who ' s Who . Wyatt Aiken, Jr. Blair Linton Baldwin Lyman Howard Harris John Daniel Knox, Jr. James Thompson Richards William Hollis Yearick Knox Richards Yearick Twenty-Five Presidenl, Guice Poller Vice-President, Bob Hill Secrelary, Bill Roberts Treasurer, Tommy Richards Sponsor, Pat Boiness Pal Boiness Twenty-Six Ei. ■ Hamby I V Most Intellectual Dick Hamby Most Popular Bill Webb Best All-round Guice Potter Handsomest Jay Drake Wittiest Larry Clark Most Athletic John Brownlow Drake Clark Brownlow Twenty-Seven Andrews Wyatt Aiken, Jr. Greenville, S. C. A. B. in Bible, Alpha Sigma Phi R.O.T.C. 1,2; Freshman S.C.A. Cabinet, S.C.A. Cabinet 3; W.F. Council 2,3,4; R.E. Week Com- mittee 3; Fraternity Secretary 3; Block P Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Track 1,2,3,4, High Point Man 2,3; Varsity Basketball 1.2,3,4; Ministerial Club 1,2,3; Vice-President Student Body 4, Chairman Honor System 4; Blue Key 4; Chartered Sigma Delta Psi 4; Who ' s Who 4; Captain Track Team. Michael Louis Andrews Charlotte, N. C. A. B. in Bible R.O.T.C. 1,2; S.C.A. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Blue Stocking News Editor 4; Ministerial Club 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 3; Charlotte-P.C. Club 1,2,3,4. Lawrence Campbell Ashmore Greenville, S. C. A. B. in Economics, Kappa Alpha Transfer Clemson 2; I.F.C. 3,4. Ronald Sevier Austin Charlotte, N. C. A. B. in Psychology Charlotte-P.C. Club 2,3. Ashmore Austin SENIORS Twenty-Eight ihe Pac Sac Blair Linton Baldwin Blair, S. C. A. B. in Economics. Pi Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4; Battalion S-3 4, D.M.S. 4; Blue Key 3.4, Secretai-y-Treasurer 4; Scabbard and Blade 4; Who ' s Who 4; Dean ' s List 3,4; Pac-Sac Staff 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Knapsack Staff 3 Blue Stoclving Staff 1,2,3; Business Manager 3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Double Quartet 1,2, President 4 Fraternity Secretary 2,3, Pledge Master 3; Class Treasurer 3. George Prince Banks Spartanburg, S. C. B. S. in Business Administration. Pi Kappa Phi Transfer Mai-s Hill College 3; Fraternity Pledge Officer; Knapsack Business Manager. James Avery Barnes Clinton, S. C. B. S. in Business Adm,inistration Baldwin Banks ' i)§@ James Pritchett Barksdale Rocky Mount, N. C. A. B. in History, Kappa Alpha Blue Key 3,4, President 4; I.R.C. 2,3,4; Secretary 3, Delegate to S.E. -I.R.C; Senior Superlative; Pac Sac 2,3, Assistant Editor 3; Fraternity Pledge Sec- retary, Outstanding Pledge, Fraternity Secretary; Ministerial Club 2,3,4; Westminster Fellowship 2,3,4; Dorm Discussion Leader 2,3. Donald Rawlings Bloxham Spartanburg, S. C. B. S. in Business Administration Bill Bowman Monongahela, Pa. A. B. in Economics, Pi Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4. Company Executive Officer 4; Scabbard and Blade 3,4, Chairman Military Ball Committee 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Blue Key 4; Fraternity Sergeant-at-Ai ' ms 4; S.C.A. Cabinet 4; Knapsack Staff 4; Block P Club 3,4, President 4. Barksdale Barnes Bloxham Bowman Twenty-Nine Boyd SENIORS Guy Neely Boyd, Jr. York, S. C. A. B. in Economcs, Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Platoon Leader 4; Fraternity Officer 4; I.R.C. 3,4. Larry Wilder Brown, Jr. Charlotte, N. C. A. B. in English. Sigma Nu R.O.T.C. 1,2; Class Treasurer 1; Blue Stocking 1,2,3; Track 1,2,4; Sports Editor Public Relations Publication 3.4; Charlotte-P.C. Club 1,2,3,4. James Warren Carter Lake City, S. C. A. B. in Economics Transfer University of South Carolina 2. William Gaston Cashwell, Jr. Fayetteville, N. C. A. B. in Ecojiomics, Pi Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2; Band 1,2; Blue Stocking Staff 1,2,3, Assistant Editor 2, Managing Editor 3; Fraternity Pledge President 2; Choir 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4. Cashwell Clark Cochran Thirty Brownlow Butler Carter John Brownlow Euclid, Ohio A. B. in History, Kappa Alpha Tennis 1,2,3,4, Captain 3, State Singles Champion 3, State Doubles Champion 2,3; Senior Superlative; Block P Club 1,2,3,4; Fraternity Pledge Vice- President. Julian Butler, Jr. Laurinburg, N. C. A. B. in Bible. Theta Chi Choir 2,3; Westminster Fellowship 2,3,4; Fratern- ity Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Convention Delegate 2, Reunion Delegate 3,4, Reunion Committee 4; I.R.C. 4; Ministerial Club 2,3,4. Lawrence W. Clark Winston-Salem, N. C. A. B. in Economics, Sigma Nu Vice-President Pledge Class 2, Fraternity Lt. Commander 4; I.R.C. 1,2; Senior Superlative. Willet Paschal Cochran Easley, S. C. A. B. in Economics, Theta Chi R.O.T.C. 1,2; Fraternity Secretary 2, Fraternity President 3; I.F.C. 3. Francis Marion Craine Laurens, S. C. A. B. in Econom,ics, Theta Chi William C. Davison, Jr. Rock Hill, S. C. B. S. in Business Adininistration Transfer The Citadel 3; R.O.T.C. 4; Company First Sgt. 4, Company Executive Officer 4. Craine Davison the Pac Sac Thirty-One S E N i O R S Drake Easter Zachariah Jordan Drake, Jr. Blenheim, S. C. A. B. in Econoviics, Sigma Nti R.O.T.C. 1,2; Fraternity Social Chairman 4; Senior Superlative. Joseph Warren Easter Hamlet, N. C. A. B. in Bible Joel P. Easterling Hartsville, S. C. A. B. in Bible, Alpha Sigma Phi Transfer East Carolina College 2; Ministerial Club 2.3,4; I.R.C. 4; Westminster Fellowship 2,3,4; Vice- President 4, W.F. Synod Conference 2,3,4; Fratern- ity Vice-President 4; Inter-denominational Asso- ciation Chairman 4; Rep. S. C. State Student Legislature 3. James Thomas Faile Kershaw, S. C. A. B. in History. Theta Chi R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Battalion S-1 4; Scabbard and Blade 4; Fraternity Vice-President 3,4, Pledge Vice-President 2; Vice-President Inter-Fraternity Council 4. Easterling Thirty-Two Fleischer Fowler Fulton Glenn Haniby Kenneth Robert Ernest Fleischer West Palm Beach, Fla. B. S. in Business Administration, Sigma Nu R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Platuon Leader 4: Football 1,2; Fraternity Assistant Treasurer 3, Fraternity Re- corder 4. Roy Manning Fowler Spartanburg, S. C. A. B. ill English, Pi Kappa Phi R.O.T.C. 1,2; Blue Stocking Stall 3,4; Pac Sac Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Fraternity Historian 3,4, Pledge Treasurer 2. William James Fulton Atlanta, Ga. B. S. in Economics, Sigma Nu R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Color Guard 2,3, Co. Commander 4, Scabbard and Blade 4, Treasurer 4; Freshman S.C.A., S.C.A. 2,4; Fraternity Treasurer 4, Pledge Treasurer 1; Atlanta-P.C. Club 1,2,3. George Samuel Glenn Cross Anchor, S. C. John Allen Greer, Jr. Charlotte, N. C. B. S. in Business Administration, Sigma Nu Transfer Oak Ridge Military Institute 3; Charlotte- P.C. Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; S.C.A. Cabinet 4. John Vernon Hamby Simpsonville, S. C. A. B. in English. Pi Kappa Phi B.S.U. 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; Hay Bible Award 2; Fraternity Pledge President 2, Fraternity Secre- tary 2,3,4, Chaplain 2, President 4; S.C.A. Treas- urer 4: Senior Superlative; Dean ' s List, 2,3,4. the Pac Sac Thirty-Three Lyman H. Harris Birmingham, Ala. A. B. in English, Alpha Sigma Phi Who ' s Who; Blue Key 3,4; Blue Stocking 3,4, Ed- itor 4; S.C.A. 3,4, Vice-President 4, Vice-President State S.C.A. 3; Freshman Control Board 3,4, Chair- man 3: Fraternity President 3, Delegate to Na- tional Convention 3, Winner of Fraternity Scholar- ship; Westminster Fellowship 1,2,3, Council 2; I.R.C. 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Ministerial Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 2; Pac Sac Staff 3; Senator to State Student Legislature 3. Harris Hawkins S E N i O R S A. Football 1 William Davis Hawkins West Palm Beach, Fla. B. in Economics, Sigma Nu ; I.R.C. 2,3,4; Fraternity Reporter 3,4; Blue Stocking 3,4. James Paget Hentz Anderson, S. C. B. S. in Chemistry, Kappa Alpha Transfer Clemson 2; Chairman Fraternity Athletic Committee 4; Inter-Fraternity Council 4. Robert Raymond Hill Mayesville, S. C. B. S. in Biology. Pi Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Bn. Exec. Officer 4, D.M.S. 4; Scabbard and Blade 3,4, Fii-st Lieutenant 4; Blue Key 3,4, Vice-President 4; Tau Phi Pi 2,3,4, Presi- dent 3; Secretary-Treasurer I.F.C. 3; Chairman Freshman Control Board 4; Business Manager Pac Sac 4; Military Ball Committee 3; Class Vice- President 4; Ciioir 1; Dean ' s List 3,4; Fraternity Vice-President 4, Senior Superative. Luther Osorow Hinson, Jr. Spartanburg, S. C. A. B. in Economics. Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Platoon Leader 4, Scabbard and Blade 3,4, Sec. 4; Manager Basketball Team 3; LR.C. 3,4. Holmes Johnson Jones Thirty-Four He7itz Hill Hinson Jack Perry Holmes Enoree, S. C. A. B. in History Nick James Kanos Fayetteville, N. C. A. B. in Psychology Transfer East Carolina College 2. Laddie Lynn Jones Simpsonville, S. C. B. S. in Chemistry, Sigma Nu Student Council 3; Baptist Student Union 1,2; Fraternity Chaplain 4; Tau Phi Pi Society 2,3. George R. Johnson Kinards, S. C. B. S. in Biology Harold Wilson Kirby Union, S. C. A. B. in Economics Margaret Anne Kirkpatrick Greenville, S. C. B. S. in Biology, Alpha Psi Delta Girls Choir 3; Sorority Treasui-er 1,2, President 3,4; W.F. 1,2,3, Council 2, Secretary 1; Blue Stocking Staff 2,3; Pac Sac Staff 3. the Pac Sac is Kanos Kirby Kirkpatrick Thirty-Five J. Knox Ledford Lee John Daniel Knox, Jr. Decatur, Ga. B. S. in Chemistry, Pi Kappa Alpha President Student Body 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Fraternity President 4, Pledge Master 3, Social Chairman 2, Pledge Presi- dent 1; Class President 2,3; Vice-President 1; Tau Phi Pi 2,3,4: S.C.A. Cabinet 2,3, Publicity Chair- man 2,3; Assistant Editor Pac Sac 2; Blue Key 4; Who ' s Who 4; Atlanta-P.C. Club 1,2,3,4; R.O.T.C. 1,2. Military Ball Committee 2; M.S.U. 1,2,3, Vice- President 2; Blue Stocking 1,2,3; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. Russell Brevard Knox Davidson, N. C. B. S. in Business Adniinistration Transfer Davidson College 1; Charlotte-P.C. Club 2,3. John William. Ledford Clinton, S. C. B. S. in Business Adininistration James Bennett Lee Myrtle Beach, S. C. B. S. in Business Administration, Sigma Nu Transfer Alabama Polytechnic Institute 1; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Block P Club 2,3,4; Fraternity Officer; I.R.C. 3,4; Methodist Student Union. Melvin Hoyt Little, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. B. S. in Business Administration, Pi Kappa Phi R.O.T.C. 1.2,3,4, Best Dril.ed Cadet 1, Best Drilled Freshman 1, Platoon Leader 4, Scabbard and Blade 3,4; Fraternity Warden 2, President 3; Fresh- man Control Board 4; Track 1,2,3. S E N i O R S Little Thirty-Six the Pac Sac Grady Gordon Livingston Spartanburg, S. C. B. S. in Chemistry , Pi Kappa Phi R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Battalion S-4, 4, Scabbard and Blade 4; Blue Key 4; I.F.C. 3,4, President 4. John T. McBride Clinton, S. C. B. S. !)! Business Administration James Wilson Livingston Moncks Corner, S. C. B. S. in Business Ad77iinistration, Pi Kappa Phi R.O.T.C. 1.2; Fraternity Pledge Secretai-y 3, Warden 4. Audry B. McCroskey, Jr. Badin, S. C. A. B. in Bible Westminster Fellowship Devotion Chairman 3. Warren Comer Lower Roanoke, Va. B. S. in Business Administration, Alpha Sigma Phi Francis Keith McGee Clinton, S. C. B. S. in Business Administration G. Livingston J. Livingston Lower McBride McCroskey McGee Thirly-Seven McLauchlin James Capell McLauchlin, Jr. Charlotte, N. C. A. B. in Bible, Kappa Alpha Football 1,2,3,4; Block P Club 1,2,3,4; Freshman S.C.A.; I.R.C. 3,4, Treasui-er 4; Charlotte-P.C. Club 1,2,3; Methodist Student Union. Joseph Roddey Miller Rock Hill, S. C. A. B. in Economics, Pi Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Platoon Leader 4, Scabbard and Blade 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Block P Club 3,4. Mitchell J. Mavromat Brunswick, Ga. A. B. in History R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Bn. Sgt. Major 3, Co. Exec. 4; Golf 1,3; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Rifle Team 1,2,3; Block P Club 1,2,3,4. Clyde J. Mitchum Charleston, S. C. A. B. in Bible Newsome Norris O ' Tuel Thirty-Eight Miner Mitchum Moorhead Alexander Campbell Moorhead Anderson. S. C. B. S. in Biology, Kappa Alpha Transfer The Citadel 3; R.O.T.C. 3,4 D.M.S. 3,4, Co. Commander 4, Capt. Scabbard and Blade 4; Fra- ternity Pledge Treasurer 3. Roland Blair Norris Charlotte, N. C. B. S. in Business Administration. Pi Kappa Alpha Transfer University of North Carolina; R.O.T.C. 1,2; Baseball 2,3; Block P Club; Fraternity Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Athletic Chairman 3,4. James Lowry Newsome Decatur, Ga. A. B. in Economics, Pi Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Co. Commander 4, D.M.S. 3,4, Scabbai ' d and Blade 3,4; Fraternity Vice-President 4; I.F.C. 4; Atlanta-P.C. Club 1,2,3; Military Ball Committee 1; Block - ' P Club 2,3,4; Secretary- Treasurer 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Maxcy Bryant OTuel Nichols, S. C. A. B. in Econom.ics R.O.T.C. 1,2; I.R.C. 1,2,3,4. Arthur Boyd Outz Elberton, Ga. A. B. in History Transfer Wofford College 3. Jimmy Gene Peck Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. A. B. in History, Alpha Sigma Phi Transfer Columbia Bible College 3; Tennis Teaii 3,4; Ministerial Club 3,4. the Pac Sac Outz Peck Thirty-Nine S C JV I O B S Phillips Poole Paul Vernon Phillips, Jr. Salisbury, N. C. A. B. in English, Sigma Nu R.O.T.C. 1,2, Band 1,2; I.R.C. 1,2,3,4; Fraternity Sentinel 3, Rush Chairman 2, Fraternity Paper 4; Blue Stocking Staff 4. James Robert Poole Charlotte, N. C. B. S. in Business Administration R.O.T.C. 1.2,3,4, Company Executive Officer 4. Edward Guice Potter, Jr. Anniston, Ala. B. S. in Business Administration, Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Platoon Leader 4, Military Bali Committee 2,3; Scabbard and Blade 3,4, First Sgt. 4; Student Council Senior Representative 4; Class President 4; S.C.A. Freshman Cabinet; Fraternity Pledge Vice-President 1, Fraternity President 4; Tennis 1.2,3,4; Block P Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative; Blue Key 3,4; I.R.C. 3,4. Jackie Swain Powers Andrews, S. C. S. in Busin.ess Administration, Kappa Alpha Transfer Emmanuel College; Football 3,4; Track 3,4. Potter Powers Forty Prickett Ragsdale Richards Riddle Roberts Sanborn Charles L. Prickett, II Holly Hill, S. C. A. B. in Economics. Pi Kappa Phi R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Fraternity Pledge Sec- retary 2, Pledge Treasurer 2, Fraternity Chaplain 3; S.C.A. Cabinet 4; I.R.C. 2,3,4 James Thompson Richards Heath Springs, S. C. B. S. in Chemistry. Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Ass ' t. Sgt. Major 2, Sgt. Major 3, Outstanding Jr. Cadet, Highest Military Average 3, Bn. Commdr. 4, Scabbard and Blade 3,4, D.M.S. 3,4; Blue Kev 3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Tau Phi Pi 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Freshman S.C.A.; Student Council 1; Class Treasurer 4; Highest Scholastic Average 1; Fraternity Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Pledge Treasurer 1; Football 1: Who ' s Who 4; Sports Editor Knapsack 3; Sports Ed Blue Stocking 2,3. Outstanding Collegiate Sports Story in Slate 2; Assistant Business Manager Pac Sac 4. Claude Hunter Ragsdale, III Blair, S. C. A. B. in Economics. Pi Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3. Robert Ellis Riddle Gray Court, S. C. B. S. in Business Administration William M. H. Roberts Danville, Va. A. B. in History, Pi Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Platoon Leader 4. Scabbard and Blade 4; Class Secretary 4: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Block P 1,2,3,4: Freshman S.C.A. Cabinet; I.R.C. George MacLaren Sanborn Danville, Va. A. B. in History. Theta Chi Blue S;ocking 1,2; Inter-denominational Associa- tion 4; I.R.C. 1,2,3,4. the Pac Sac ft ' ' Sm@ Forty-One Jack L. Shelburg Bay City, Mich. B. S. in Cheviistry, Pi Kappa Alpha Tau Phi Pi Society 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 3 4- Fraternity Secretary 4, Pledge Treasurer 3; Dean ' s List 2,4. Shealy Shelburg S E N i O B S Bobby G. Shealy Newberry, S. C. A. B. in Economics Herbert Hoover Sisk Lexington, N. C. A. B. in Psychology Robert L. Stone, Jr. Ne ' w Bern, N. C. A. B. in Economics Basketball 3,4. John E. Summers Charlotte, N. C. A. B. in Economics, Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Company Commander 4, Scabbard and Blade 4; Blue Key 4; Military Editor Pac Sac 4; Blue Stocking 1,3,4, Feature Editor 4; I.R.C. 1,2,3,4, President 3; Fraternity Secretary 4; Char- lotte-P.C. Club 1,2,3,4. Jimmie Ray Suttle Clinton, S. C. B. S. in Physics, Three Year Graduate Dean ' s List 1,2,3. Suttle Sweeley Taylor Forty-Two Sisk Summers Thomas David Sweeley Laurinburg, N. C. B. S. in Biology John Gilbert Taylor Orlando, Fla. A. B. in Bible, Theta Chi Fraternity Pledge Marshall; Choii- 3,4; Ministerial Club 3,4; Westminster Fellowship 3,4. Charles Taylor Shreveport, La. A. B. in Bible Transfer Centenary College of Louisiana; Minis- terial Club 3,4, President 4; S.C.A. Seci-etary 4; Choir 3,4; Westminster Fellowship 3,4; I.R.C. 4. Robert Wayne Taylor Heath Springs, S. C. A. B. in Economics, Theta Chi R.O.T.C. 1,2.3,4, Platoon Leader 4; Fraternity President 4, Treasurer 3, Pledge Secretary 2; I.R.C. 4. the Pac Sac is J. Taylor R. Taylor Forty-Three Thompson Tinman Joe Gerald Thompson Fayetteville, N. C. B. S. in Business Administration, Pi Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. 1,2; Fraternity Treasurer 3,4; West- minster Fellowship 1. James Conrad Tinman Clinton, S. C. B. S. in Business Administration, Pi Kappa Phi Dean ' s List 4. William Ernest Webb Huntersville, N. C. B. S. in Business Administration, Sigma Nu Transfer Presbyterian Junior College 2; Freshman Control Board 4; Senior Superlative; Charlotte- P.C. Club. Edwin Arthur West, Jr. Washington, N. C. B. S. 171 Business Adininistration Webb West S E N i O R S Forty-Four the Pac Sac i ' m)§® Thomas Winslow Westmoreland Charlotte, N. C. A. B. m Economics, Alpha Sigma Phi R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4; Fraternity Pledge Master; Char- lotte-P.C. Club 1,2,3,4. Patrick Elliott Wilson Greenville, S. C. B. S. in Business Administration, Kappa Alpha Transfer Duke University 2; I.R.C. 3,4, Vice- President 4; Fraternity Secretary 3, Treasurer 4. James Ronald Wolfe Rock Hill, S. C. B. S. in Business Administration, Pi Kappa Alpha William Hollis Yearick, III South Miami, Fla. A. B. in English, Sigma Nu R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4, Company Commander 4, D.M.S. 3,4, Scabbard and Blade 3,4; Blue Key 3,4; Cla.ss Vice-President 3; Fraternity Marshal 3, Com- mander 4; S.C.A. Cabinet 3, President 4; Who ' s Who; Baseball 1,2; Blue Stocking 2,3,4, Sports Editor 4; Pac Sac Sports Editor 3. Kenneth Eugene Word Laurens, S. C. A. B. in Bible Lawrence Edmund Young Clinton, S. C. B. S. in Business Administration. Pi Kappa Phi R.O.T.C. 1,2,3.4, Battalion S-2 4; Blue Stocking 1,2, Associate Sports Editor 1, Sports Staff 2; Knap- sack Associate Editor 3; Fraternity Treasurer 2,3, President 4; I.R.C. 2,3. Westmoreland Wilson Wolfe Word Yearick Young Forty-Five Isger, Matthews, Copeland and Entrekin JUNIORS Oiiicers President, Ron Isger Vice-President, Bob Matthews Secretary, Maurice Copeland Treasurer, Herb Entrekin Sponsor, Dorothy Goodwin Dorothy Goodwin Forty-Six Mable June Adair Clinton, S. C. Clayton Oliver Adams Philadelphia, Pa. Paul Bradley Arrington Charlotte, N. C. William Wallace Aycock Tarboro, N. C. Neil Harward Bain Fayetteville, N. C. Bobby Joe Baldwin Enoree, S. C. Frank Penn Ballenger Camden, S. C. Ronald E. Barnette Greenwood, S. C. Ronald M. Bartlett Atlanta, Ga. Robert Maxie Bay Clinton, S. C. Tony Lee Benson Chester, S. C. Robert Ray Biggerstaff Charleston Heights, S. C. Richard Bronson Booth Matthews, N. C. Olin Dewitt Briggs Lexington, S. C. Raleigh Hugh Burns Piedmont, Ala. Richard DeVon Carter Florence, S. C. Kenneth Allen Caswell Paris, Ky. Dorothy Mae Chandler Olanta, S. C. Paul Anderson Chandler Clinton, S. C, Donald Ray Chapman Lincolnton, N. C. the Pac Sac t §@ Forty-Seven J U N M O R S John B. Childers Birmingham, Ala. Nak Young Choutig Seoul, Korea Sara Belle Christy Clinton, S. C. Charles Robert Clark Orlando, Fla. Fielding Combs, Jr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Albert Harold Copelan Mooresville, N. C. Maurice Delay Copcland Columbus, Ga. Donald Grange Cothran Laurens, S. C. Aaron O ' Neil Crocker Union, S. C. William Larry Crocker Union, S. C. Richard L. Crowder Chester, S. C. Alton Blue Currie Great Falls, S. C. Marion Walker Dowdle Clinton, S. C. Frank Dennis Duncan Atlanta, Ga. Herman Franklin Dunn Andrews, S. C. John Rutledge DuRant Gable, S. C. Forty-Eight Robert Lee Edwards Clinton, S. C. James Walter Eller Charlotte, N. C. James Ervin Elliott Georgetown, S. C. Olice Huel Embry, Jr. Birmingham, Ala. Herbert Lee Entrekin Atlanta, Ga. Robert Eugene Evatt Laurens, S. C. John H. Firby Belvedere, S. C. Harold F. Gallimore Tryon, N. C. R. Ira Gamble Cades, S. C. James Dolos Gentry Walterboro, S. C. Roger Dale Godwin College Park, Ga. Robert L. Grier Mayesville, S. C. Robert Russell Hafner Chester, S. C. Ashley Ray Hodge Alcolu, S. C. Julian W. Hodge Cheraw, S. C. Charles H. Hughes Cedar Grove, N. C. Toby Alfred Hunter Simpsonville, S. C. Owen Diehl Hutchens Staunton, Va. Ronald Joseph Isger Clairton, Pa. George Milton Jacks Mountville, S. C. the Pac Sac i Stl Forty-Nine Herman Earle Jackson Taylors, S. C. Charles F. Jeffrey Raleigh, N. C. Bobby Eugene Jones Hartsville, S. C. Norman Dale King Clinton, S. C. Benjamin W. Layton Roebuck, S. C. Yong Ki Lee Kyunggi Do, Korea William C. McCaskill Gretna, Fla. Heyward R. McConnell Greenville, C. William E. McElveen Kingstree, S. C. Ansel R. McFaddin Gable, S. C. John Philip McGee Clinton, S. C. Malcolm L. McKeithan Raeford, N. C. Alan R. McKie Alexandria, Va. Ralph Sidney McNati High Point, N. C. Charles C. Madden Greenville, S. C. Charles M. Malpass Clinton, S. C. JUNIOR Fifty the Pac Sac i § Samuel J. Marsh Hemingway, S. C. Walter F. Marshall Greenwood, S. C. Bob Roy Mathews Decatur, Ga. Robert E. Mayfield Anderson, S. C. Edward D. Messer West Palm Beach, Fla. Georgt ' K. Mullis Jacksonville, Fla. Clark Wilson Murff Birmingham, Ala. Joseph William Negley Pittsburgh, Pa. Rose Moore Nettles Clinton, S. C. Marion Clement Parrish Chester, S. C. Bobby Earl Pettit Roebuck, S. C. Joseph Wilds Pinkston Carthage, N. C. William Garrison Porter Anderson, S. C. Russell Bruce Prince Union, S. C. Charles Edward Quinn Greenville, S. C. Wilmot Trotti Riley Columbia, S. C. John Kountz Roberts Danville, Va. Zelonia Ga yle Robertson Woodruff, S. C. Mary Ann Scheele CHnton, S. C. Donald H. Segrest Tuskegee, Ala. 0S P ' T ' ? « ' ' 1 U Fifty-One JUNIOR O- C MM Arthur Vernon Self Clinton, S. C. James E. Shakespeare Hollywood, Fla. Richard Ray Shrigley Elizabeth, Pa. Fredrick J. Stanley Rock Hill, S. C. Neung Kwon Suh Seoul, Korea William H. Sullivan Frankfort, Ind. Arthur Donald Sumner Enoree, S. C. Robert Lee Thomas Joanna, S. C. James Henry Tindal Greenville, S. C. William James Turner Winnsboro, S. C. Charles Ansley Watts Georgetown, S. C. Gene Edward Watts Chester, S. C. Kenneth Lee Webb Columbia, S. C. Charles Van Wells Summerton, S. C. Elvie Jane Williams Enoree, S. C. Charles C. Wilson Belton, S. C. the Pac Sac @ Fifty-Two Fifty-Three SOPHOMORES President, Jack Taylor Vice-President. Dick Wood Secretary. Larry Wood Treasurer, Bill Hagood Sponsor. Carolyn Brown Fifty-Four John Williams Aldret Summerville, S. C. George Neill Barnetl Charlotte, N. C. Robert L. Bean, Jr. Marietta, Ga. William Peter Beckman, Jr. Columbia, S. C. James Linear Bennett Ludowici, Ga. James Sylvester Binder Thomasville, Ga. Danny Rogers Bridges Valdese, N. C. Robert Walden Briggs Laurens, S. C. Michael Forrest Brown Albany, Ga. Robert Anderson Brown Fort Mill, S. C. Harry Butner Byars, Jr. Jonesboro, Ga. Talmadge S. Callaway Greensboro, Ga. James Henry Camp Clinton, S. C. Alvis Bryan Carr, Jr. Fayetteville, N. C. Ralph A. Chambers Clinton, S. C. William Paul Chastain Central, S. C. Read McFadyen Clark Winston-Salem, N. C. Alvis Glenn Coble Columbia, S. C. Stacy Armstrong Coker Glade Valley, N. C. William Edwin Coker Simpsonville, S. C. the Pac Sac ii , Fifty-Five SOPHOMORES mmk i ity Mi Jackie Lee Coppley Lexington, N. C. Robert Louis Corley Joanna, S. C. John Raymond Crandall Orlando, Fla. Jerry William Crawford Clover, S. C. Joseph M. Cunningham Clinton, S. C. Richard C. Cushnie Harsdale, N. Y. Donald Lewis Denning Sandersville, Ga. Alfred Leroy Dixon Belmont, N. C. William C. Dobbins Joanna, S. C. Benjamin L. Donaldson Blackshear, Ga. John Wesley Drew Georgetown, S. C. Burnett Allston Ellis Greenville, S. C. Robert Earl Elmore Clinton, S. C. Sidney Mikell Faress Charleston, S. C. Gene Gordon Floyd Clinton, S. C. Robert Lee Forbis Moultrie, Ga. Charles Larry Ford Georgetown, S. C. Michael Warren Furry Atlanta, Ga. Edward Eugene Galloway Jacksonville, Fla. Kenneth M. Gardner Greenville, S. C. Fifiy-Six Anthony Nick Gavalas Augusta, Ga. Carl Nolan Gibson Greer, S. C. Glenn Gibson, Jr. Reddick, Fla. James Wardlaw Glenn, Jr. Summerville, S. C. John E. Gcssett, Jr. Pauline, S. C. Johnny B. Granger Greenville, S. C. Verbie James Greene Norman, S. C. John Franklin Hanks Laurens, S. C. Courtney F. Henderlite Glen Allen, Va. Donald Ray Hendrix Thomaston, Ga. Charles W. Hendry Hilton Head, S. C. Harry R. Hoffmann Philadelphia, Pa. Davis R. Holland, Jr. Clinton, S. C. William Martin Hope Atlanta, Ga. Jimmy Dale Howell Ellerbe, N. C. Eleanor Hudgens Clinton, S. C. John Edward Jackson Clover, S. C. Willard Lewis James Augusta, Ga. Marvin Nixon Jenkins Mullins. S. C. Robert Grier Jobson Atlanta, Ga. f !fl f CS the Pac Sac i §{ il Fifty-Seven fi p o O dlliiii SOPHOMORES Jesse E. Johnston, Jr. Newberry, S. C. Wiley Rogers Keller Charleston, S. C. Carl Ingram Latham, Jr. Rock Hill, S. C. Edward F. Leahy Atlanta, Ga. Charles C. Lindner Decatur, Ga. Roscoe Lindsay, Jr. Marion, S. C. Lonnie Alfred Love McColl, S. C. Howard Preston Lucas Clinton, S. C. John Luke Lucas Donora, Pa. George H. McGirt Maxton, N. C. James M. McGirt Umatilla, Fla. John W. Mcintosh Cayce, S. C. Eugene L. McKethan Fayetteville, N. C. David Wells Magee Atlanta, Ga. Milton C. Mayes Clinton, S. C. Edward W. Mayfield Greer, S. C. Erie W. Miles, Jr. Roswell, Ga. Edward R. Minus Greer, S. C. Clara E. Montgomery Clinton, S. C. John J. Montgomery Kingstree, S. C. Fifty-Eight the Pac Sac § William R. Moody Augusta, Ga. John R. Moorer Dorchester, S. C. Mary Virginia Neil Clinton, S. C. James Boyd Nichols Decatur, Ga. William Sutherlin Norman Danville, Va. Bobby Franklin Pierce Clinton, S. C. Henry Miller Pi7q Huntersville, N. C. Ed ' ward S. Pinckard Moultrie, Ga. Robert Blue Pinkston Carthage, N. C. John Leighton Porcher Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Larry Linwood Poston Pamplico, S. C. Jesse Hix Prince, Jr. Clinton, S. C. Glenn Brock Reaves Joanna, S. C. Lee Scott Reed Bath, N. Y. Herbert Paul Reid Union, S. C. Richard Jenkins Reid Greenville, S. C. Robert Wells Richardson Greenville, S. C. Francis L. Richbourg Pinewood, S. C. Michael H. Roberts Georgetown, S. C. Medford Rockstroh Spartanburg, S. C. Fifty-Nina SOPHOMORES Warren Fanshaw Rollins Decatur, Ga. Bobby Jean Salyer Jacksonville, Fla. Richard Bryant Sanders Woodruff, S. C. Bascom Arnold Sharp Chester, S. C. Nancy Elizabeth Sharpe Clinton, S. C. William C. Sistar, Jr. St. Mary ' s, Ga. Arthur Owens Smith Conway, S. C. Ben Lingle Smith Charlotte, N. C. Matthew Moody Smith Fayetteville, N. C. Nak Hyun Sohn Seoul, Korea Clarence E. Starnes Laurens, S. C. R. Clifton Stovall Mullins, S. C. Robert F. Stratton Lawrenceburg, Ky. William Poole Stubbs McColl, S. C. Roger C. Sumner Asheville, N. C. Carroll F. Taylor Gastonia, N. C. Jack Vaughn Taylor Greer, S. C. Francis R. Tollison Anderson, S. C. Charles Team True Columbia, S. C. Jon Wilson Vastine Danville, Pa. Sixty Claude Abram Vaughan Darlington, S. C. Victor G. Verdi Decatur, Ga. James Samuel Walker Clinton, S. C. Williamson N. Wallace Mooresville, N. C. David Ellison Ward Gastonia, N. C. Mary Jo Wasson Laurens, S. C. Norma Jean Weisner Laurens, S. C. Neill Wilkinson Charlotte, N. C. Eugene Thomson Wilson Atlanta, Ga. Thomas Roy Wise Thomasville, Ga. John H. Wittschen Charleston. S. C. Lawrence Avera Wood Moss Point, Miss. Richard Haynes Wood, Jr. Greer, S. C. James Earle Woodward Graniteville, S. C. Thomas Earl Woolen Graniteville, S. C. John Vernon Workman Newberry, S. C. Jack Rudolph Wright Laurens, S. C. Ronald Patrick Wright Augusta, Ga. the Pac Sac m Sixty-One E S H M E N President, Rohe Eshbaugh Vice-Presidenl, Pat Griffin Secretary, Gay Maddox Treasurer, Bob Horseman Sponsor, Carol Braun Carol Braun Sixty-Two Mary Keith Adair Clinton, S. C. Charles Evans Alford Charlotte, N. C. Jon Julian Allen Conway, S. C. Michel Mike Altine Clinton, S. C. James Ernest Anderson Clinton, S. C. William Edgar Anderson Augusta, Ga. Paul O. Ard Atlanta, Ga. Bruce Wayne Barnes Concord, N. C. Francis Lloyd Barnes Union Point, Ga. Francis Ray Barnette Charlotte, N. C. Howell Phillip Bell Macon, Ga. Luther Hiram Bell Waycross, Ga. James Dennis Bennett Clinton, S. C. William Thomas Benton Chamblee, Ga. William Pinckney Betchman Summerton, S. C. Coleman O ' Neal Bevis Chattahoochee, Fla. ilM iMi ak the Pac Sac o g) @ Sixty-Three FRESHMEN rl T 4 C mi Arthur Lemly Blackwelder Charlotte, N. C. Julius Augustus Blake Belton, S. C. Harvey Franklin Blanchard Fayetteville, N. C. George Wallace Boring Arcadia, Fla. Ronald Eugene Boston Darlington, S. C. Donald Edward Bridges Decatur, Ga. Charles Edward Browder New Ellenton, S. C. Donald Wilson Brown Jackson Springs, N. C. Robert Wayne Browning East Palatka, Fla. Howard Lewis Bumgardner Charlotte, N. C. Mary Ann Burns Decatur, Ga. Donald Arden Burquest Sarasota, Fla. Robert A. Carter Atlanta, Ga. William Jackson Carter Rockingham, N. C. Henry Grady Chandler Clinton, S. C. Roberta Chandler Olanta, S. C. Sixty-Four Hal Haddon Choyce Decatur, Ga. Donald Vinson Clark Macon, Ga. Charles H. Claylon Marietta, Ga. Jack Marion Clontz Charlotte, N. C. Thomas Albert Collins Pageland, S. C. Roger Malcom Copeland Athens, Ga. John Edward Cornwall Blackstock, S. C. William J. Cox Thomaston, Ga. James T. Culpepper Albany, Ga. Bobby Claylon Daniel Belton, S. C. Andrew Link Dickson Charleston, S. C. Walter Patrick Dorn, Jr. Anderson, S. C. Wilbur Simonton Douglas Whitmire. S. C. Thomas Alex DuBose Oswego, S. C. Ralph Anders Dunham Atlanta, Ga. Donald Thomas Dunlap Charlotte, N. C. the Pac Sac Sixly-Five MSki Dessie Brown Durden Columbia, S. C. James Roger Eason Decatur, Ga. Rohe Neil Eshbaugh Louisville, Ky. Eunice Grover Fallaw Rock Hill, S. C. Richard Ellis Faulkner Henderson, N. C. Anson D. Faust Richburg, S. C. Otto Walter Ferrene, Jr. Maxton, N. C. John Donald Fowler Greenville, S. C. William W. Francis Charleston, S. C. Charles William Freeman Horatio, S. C. Bobby Joe Fuller Laurens, S. C. Robert M. Gibbons Gaffney, S. C. John Wesley Gibson Summerton, S. C. Don Harris Girvan Marietta, Ga. William Alton Glasure Clinton, S. C. Wayne Edward Godfrey Fort Mill, S. C. FRESHMEN Sixty- Six the Pac Sac Tom William Golden Faycttcvillc. N. C. Maxie Russell Gray Clinton, S. C. Carlisle P. Griffin Mi)nl,L;omcM ' ' . Ala. Herbert Veal Hammett Hogansville, Ga. Candler C. Harper Clover. S. C. William F. Haselden Clinton. S. C. William F. Halchett College Park, Ga. Jesse Van Henderson Warsaw. N. C. Robert White Hodge Mullins. S. C. Thomas Paul Horger Clinton. S. C. Bob Walton Horseman Brmklew .Ark. Charles G. Howard Darlinj ton. S. C. Joseph F. Humphrey Chaltahooehee. Fla. Robert Nelson Jeanes Easley. S. C William H. Jeter Union. S. C James Alex Jones Atlanta. Ga Sixty-Seven FRESHMEN Robert Thomas Jones Jacksonville, Fla. Sydney Lynn Jones Hartsville, S. C. John Ronald Kay Anderson, S. C. Wayne Donald Kay Andeison, S. C. Pat K. Kelly Raeford, N. C. James Mack Kolb, III Sumter, S. C. William H. Ledbetter Ridgeland, S. C. Marion B. Lee Hemingway, S. C. Jerry B. Lesley Clemson, S. C. Harry G. McDonnold Asheville, N. C. Hexie K. McDonnold Asheville, N. C. Douglas C. McDouglad Anderson, S. C. John W. McElderry Augusta, Ga. Edgar Myers McGee Charlotte, N. C. James M. McHargue Moultrie, Ga. William H. McLeod Seabrook, S. C. Sixty-Eight Daniel R. McQueen Mullins, S. C. Brenda Gay Maddox Spartanburg, S. C. Patrick D. Malone Atlanta, Ga. William H. Marcengill Salem, S. C. James R. Mayers Mullins, S. C. Dallas Merritt, Jr. Frostproof, Fla. Thomas C. Middleton Jefferson, S. C. Haze Bethea Miller Hemingway, S. C. Gordon S. Mobley Jacksonville, Fla. James G. Monroe Latta, S. C. Thomas W. Moseley Union, S. C. Charles D. Murphy Decatur, Ga. John E. Neal Myrtle Beach, S. C. Howard A. Niven, Jr. Charlotte, N. C. Kenneth Owen Nix Atlanta, Ga. Carl Gottleib Oehmig Anderson, S. C. P ifi the Pac Sac iS @ Sixty-Nine St. Clair Baxter Orvin Moncks Corner, S. C. Michael Kelly Page Charlotte, N. C. William Joseph Parrish Aiken, S. C. Robert K. Patterson Bon Air, Va. Orion Rolston Perrell Waxhaw, N. C. William Eugene Piephoff College Park, Ga. Joseph Michael Pracht Greenwood, S. C. Thomas Lewis Prewett Evans, Ga. John Raffield Dalzell, S. C. Philip Alan Ragans Madison, Fla. Gale Ring Madison, Fla. David Owen Roberts Charlotte, N. C. John Martin Rodes Aiken, S, C. Louis Michael Schneider Decatur, Ga. James William Sease Clinton, S. C. Richard John Shawn Aiken, S. C. FRESHMEN Seventi ' the Pac Sac i K foj Ronald Kina Shields Clinton, S. C. Harold W. Simmons Clinton, S. C. Fred Pearsall Smith Wilmington, N. C. Emmett Britton Spann McRae, Ga. Jerry Thomas Slewart Clinton, S. C. Charles S. Tate Taylors, S. C. James Wilborn Townsend Bennettsville, S. C. Evan Carter Varner Bennettsville, S. C. Ben Blakeney Vincent Danville, Va. Robert Lee Waters Sylvania, Ga. Robert Leon Weekley Charlotte, N. C. Julian Edward Wells North Augusta, S. C. Julian Bulkelev Weston Mt. Pleasant, S. C. William Henry White Seneca, S. C. Alvin Merrill Whilmire Clinton, S. C. Lloyd Wayne Wiggins Fort Mill, S. C. Robert William Wilkes Duncan, S. C. Roderick Clark Williams Rock Hill, S. C. Steve Mackerell Wilson Baton Rouge, La. William Ellis Winn Laurens, S. C. Seventy-Cne Seventy-Two ■h-iJ ' Seventy-Three The Student Council, composed of representatives from each of the four classes, is the elective board of the democratic student government. Responsible for the enforcement of the Honor System, and the Student Constitution, and supervision of all Student Body elections, the council this year has carried out its duties in fine fashion under the capable leadership of President John Knox and Vice-President Wyatt Aiken. THE Knox Isger Seventy-Four Potter Shakespere STUDENT COUNCIL John Knox, President Wyatt Aiken, Vice-President and Chairman of Honor System Ron Isger, Secretary-Treasurer Guice Poller, Senior Representative Jim Shakespere, Junior Representative Bruce Prince, Junior Representative Hal McGirt, Sophomore Representative Tom Wise, Sophomore Representative Paul Ard, Freshman Representative Jim Eason, Freshman Representative McG.rt Seventy-Five As Governing Board for all Student Christian Activi- ties, the S.C.A. has as its purpose to aid in the develop- ment of Christian character, and moulding of well- rounded personalities of each individual student. Working towards this end, it has sponsored a highly successful program including chapel programs, the annual Christmas party, a well-rounded and improved intramural program, freshman orientation, the annual spring Student Body picnic, dormitory discussions, and a new, more personal, type of Religious Emphasis Week. Led by Bill Yearick, the cabinets activities occupied a strong focal point in campus life. STUDENT Oiiicers: Bill Yearick Bill Yearick, President Lyman Harris, Vice-President Charles Taylor, Secretary Dick Hamby, Treasurer The Governing board for all Student Christian Activities. Seventy-Six Harris Taylor Hamby CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Cabinet: Ken Gardner, Camps and Deputations Roger Goodwin, Christian Faith Heritage Neil Bain, Personal Campus Affairs Sonny Embry, Publications Mike Andrews, World Relations Billy Fulton, Sports Paul Arrington, Sports Charles Prickett, Sports Dick Carter, Chapel Programs Bill Bowman, Publicity John Greer, Publicity Lonnie Love, Music George MuUis, Dormitory Discussions THE FRESHMAN CABINET Billy Betchinan. President, Tom Collins, Vice-President, Gay Maddox, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Harrison Clayton. Rohe Eshbaugh. Jim Eason. Bill Wilkes, Pat Kelly, Sonny Bell. Billy Piephoff. Seventy-Seven Composed of members of the Senior Class, the Blue Key National Honor Fraternity, taps into its member- ship each year men who are selected on a basis of leadership, service, and character. Membership is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a student by his fellow students at Presbyterian College. Under the able leadership of Jim Barksdale, the chapter awarded the first Sports and Sportsmanship trophy in the program between Wofford and Pres- byterian. Sponsoring such campus-wide projects as the Polio, shot and contribution campaign, and the fine film series placed the Blue Key in an active position during the year. Oiiicers Jim Barksdale, President Bob Hill, Vice-President Blair Baldwin, Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Newton B. Jones, Advisor Barksdale and Dr. Jones L U E Hi!! and Baldwin Knox and Aiken Seventy-Eight Harris and Summers Livingston and Yearick E Y Nalionai Honor Fraternity Richards and Bowman Sevenly-Nine Blair L. Baldwin, Editor In presenting this, the PAC SAC for 1958, to Presbyterian College, I would like to emphasize that it is the combined, cooperative compilation of the efforts of a most diligent staff and not the meager ideas of an individual. To this group of staff, photographers, publishers and advisors, I extend my most sincere thanks — never has there been a more efficient organization on the PC Campus. This book was edited with you in mind — I hope that it meets with your approval. Blair Baldwin the pac sac mm Eighty Robert R. Hill, Business Manager Blair Baldwin, Editor Bob Hill, Business Manager Ron Barllett, Associate Editor Bob Bean. Class Editor Assistant Editor Sonny Embry, Activities Editor Roy Fowler, Sports Editor Al McKie, Fraternities Editor John Summers. Military Editor Jim Nichols, Art Editor Pete Beckman, Editor ' s Assistant Scolt Reed, Editor ' s Assistant Jim Eason, Editor ' s Assistant Gay Mattox, Editor ' s Assistant Bob Mathews, Editor ' s Assistant Blue Currie, Editor ' s Assistant Tommy Richards, Business Assistant Maddox and Bartlett Beckman and Bean Eighty-One Reed and Evibry (Typesetter seated) Fowler PAG SAC Wood, RicJiards, and Eason Eighty-Two THE KNAPSACK 1957-1958 PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE , fmt fcm - Published each fall by the Student Christian Asso- ciation, the Knapsack is the student handbook of Pres- byterian College. Within its covers is found a wealtli of information concerning all regulations of student gov- ernment, all extra - curric- ular activities on campus, and other general information useful to orient new students as well as old. CLINTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Sonny Embry, Editor H K N P K Sonny Embry, Editor George Banks, Business Manager Hugh Burns, Managing Editor Bill Bowman, Art Editor Tom Westmoreland, Associate Editor Jim McGirt, Activities Editor Maurice Copeland, Sports Editor Harvey Witlschen, Fraternities John Childers, Military Harold Gallimore, Lay-out Erie Miles, Photographer Eighty-Three Lyman Harris, Editor Influenza Throws Skids to Homecomlnq ........... f: -. - WIto ' s Who in Amerkan Cofcges and -•; ■: -„ Universities Se(«l4 Si« PC Seniofs g Sj S B S?: ■ S. SX2V S S S S I U E Roil Bartlett, Business Manager Eighty-Four T O C N G Lyman Harris, Editor Ron Bartletl, Business Manager Roger Godwin, Managing Editor Al McKie, Photographer Mike Andrews, News Editor Sonny Embry, News Staff Jim Eason, News Staff Britt Spann, News Staff Bill Yearick, Sports Editor Roy Fowler, Sports Staff Buddy Mullis, Sports Staff Bill Turner, Sports Staff Reed Clark, Sports Staff John Summers, Feature Editor Evin Varner, Feature Staff Joe Harper, Feature Staff Paul Arrington, Feature Staff Sonny Phillips, Feature Staff Bryan Carr, Gene McKethan Circulation Managers Don Chapman, Circulation Dept. Published weekly, the Blue Stocking presents in each issue, the campus news, timely editorials, humor- ous feature articles, campus interest articles of lasting impression and a complete sports section. Written and edited entirely by the students, this year the paper continued to maintain its traditionally high standards under the leadership of Lyman Harris. Ronald Bartlett was the very able business manager. Eighty-Five Using as its theme this year, Rejoice ye Christians , the Presbyterian College Robed Choir toured the Southland from Charlotte to New Orleans. Leading worship services in song, they visited many of our southern Presbyterian churches, carrying with them their unique fellow- ship. Blair Baldwin PRESBYTERIAN FIRST TENORS Sonny Embry, Birmingham, Ala. Blair Baldwin, Blair, S. C. Charles Taylor, Shreveport, La. Harold Gallimore, Tryon, N. C. Lonnie Love, McCoU, S. C. Britt Spann, McRae, Ga. SECOND TENORS Ed Galloway, Jacksonville, Fla. Cliff Stovall, MuUins, S. C. Bob Pinkston, Carthage, N. C. Jim Eller, Charlotte, N. C. Don Burquest, Sarasota, Fla. Rohe Eshbaugh, Louisville, Ky. Jack Fallaw, Rock Hill, S. C. ' Bill Stubbs, McColl, S. C. FIRST BASSES John Childers, Birmingham, Ala. Roger Godwin, College Park, Ga. Gi l Taylor, Orlando, Fla. Gene Wilson, Atlanta, Ga. Mike Brown, Albany, Ga. Scott Reed, Bath, N. Y. Billy Piephoff, College Park, Ga. Ben Vincent, Danville, Va. SECOND BASSES Charles Clark, Orlando, Fla. Bill Cashwell, Fayetteville, N. C Dick Carter, Florence, S. C. Rutledge DuRant, Gable, S. C. Harry Byers, Jonesboro, Ga. Bob Horseman, Brinkley, Ark. The Double Qnarielle Eighty-Six Blair Baldwin, President Bill Cashwell, Vice-President Tom Wise, Secretary Dick Carter, Treasurer Harvey Wittschen, Organist COLLEGE CHOIR ' % Dr. Patte I S ITS ; •♦t . A. ■ .%s ft. W I f, « r ' -r- « iyi«B ' f. L. . _ I TIT Eighty-Seven Under the jurisdiction of the Student Council, it is the duty of the Board of Freshmen Control to govern and regulate all Freshmen activities during the prescribed Freshman Rat Season, last- ing from September to Thanksgiving. Rat Court is held each week in conjunction with the student body pre-game pep rally. Bob Hill, Chairman Jim Nichols Melvin Little Lyman Harris Bill Webb Charles Quinn Boh HiU. Chairmnn BOARD or FRESHMEN CONTROL Hill, Webh, Little, Harris Eighty-Eight LOCK p C L U Bill Bowman, President Jack Coppley, Vice-President Jim Newsome, Secretary-Treasurer Taking its membership from letter-winners in the college ' s seven intercollegiate sports, Block P Club serves to stimulate interest in athletics. Members are distinguished by their Block P sweaters and jackets which are bought with the club ' s concession stand proceeds. BUI Bowman Eighty-Nine THE S O L O N S Paul Arringlon, President Ronald Wright, Vice-President Al McKie, Secretary The Solons, whose name is the Latin for law- makers , are bound together with a common interest in law. Applicants are Pre-Law students and must petition for membership. Mock trials, procuring interesting speakers in their field, and compiling a library of information on graduate schools are only a few of the club ' s activities. Paul Arrington, President Ninety INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLU John Childers, President Pal Wilson, Vice-President Tony Gavalas, Secretary Jim McLauchlin, Treasurer Seeking to stimulate student interest in Inter- national affairs, the International Relations Club is sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for In- ternational Peace. The club has a varied program of panel discussions on significant topics of world importance, prominent speakers, and several films each semester. Highlighting their year is Inter- national Relations week, and the awarding of the F. H. Mendenhall Memorial plaque which is presented each year to the rising junior who has shown the most interest in bettering international relations. John Childers, President Ninety-One T A U PHI PI SOCIETY Ken Caswell, President Bruce Prince, Vice-President Ron Isger, Secretary-Treasurer As a society for science majors in- terested in the advancement of science, Tau Phi Pi has a varied program of lectures, scientific movies, demonstra- tions, and special projects. A highlight of their year was a lecture and consul- tation visit by the past president of the American Chemical Society, Dr. Clarke E. Bricker, which was sponsored by the National Science Foundation. Ken Caswell, President Ninety-Two Alex Moorhead The National Society of the Scabbard and Blade is an honorary Military Fraternity recog- niziniJ outstanding leadership in military science among the members of the rising senior class. Several tapping ceremonies are held each year, and meeting procedures and activities are kept secret. As well as assisting the Military Science department in many ways, these select men al o sponsor the annual Military Ball, the l?rgei;t dance on the college social calendar. National Military Fraternity Company K — 10th Regiment Alex Moorhead, Captain Bob Hill, First Lieutenant Bill Fulton, Second Lieutenant Guice Potter, First Sergeant SCABBARD AND BLADE Ninety-Three ALPHA P S I DELTA Pledges Founded in 1933, Alpha Psi Delta Sororiiy seeks to promote character, leadership, scholarship, and to perpetuate a friendly and sisterly spirit among its members. This year the Sorority has led an active part in campus activities and social affairs and participated in a very active rush season. Anne Kirkpatrick, President Ninety-Four An Interdenominational group, the Pre- Ministerial Club serves in forming a strong bond of fellowship among the pre-ministerial students on campus. This year they have actively worked with local churches and have spread the gospel in all parts of the state through their evangelical teams. Charles Taylor, President Larry Crocker, Vice-President Ben Donaldson, Secretary Jim Peck, Treasurer H. Paul Reid, Historian Charles Taylor, President MINISTERIAL CLU Ninety-Five Jimmy Elliott, President Ken Caswell, Vice-President Mary Keith Adair, Secretary Roscoe Lindsay, Treasurer The Baptist Student Union is a denominational group closely associated with the First Baptist Church. A very active group, they hold their meetings on campus during the week as well as meeting at the Church on Sundays. It works on the campus to promote private devotions, prayer groups, and all functions of the church. Jim Elliott, President APTIST STUDENT UNION Ninety-Six WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Hugh Burns, President Joel Easterling, Vice-President Larry Wood, Secretary Glenn Gibson, Treasurer The Westminster Fellowship takes its mem- bership from the Presbyterian students on campus. Meetings are held in the First Presbyte- rian Church and the group is active locally as well as in the state. Interesting sneakers are presented at their Sunday night meetings, and deputations to and from other colleges in the state are frequent. Hugh Burns, President Ninety-Seven Penn Ballenger, President Frank Richbourg, Vice-President Gayle Robertson, Secretary-Treasurer Bob Horseman, Christian Action Chm. Composed of the Methodists on campus, the Methodist Student Union functions to provide its members with a true Christian Fellowship and service to the Church. Working closely with the First Methodist Church, the group has a varied and interesting program, throughout the school year. Penn Ballenger, President METHODIST STUDENT UNION Ninety-Eight Paul Arringlon, President John Greer, Vice-President Ben Smith, Secretary Francis Barnelle, Treasurer Members in this club all hail from the Char- lotte area of North Carolina. Each year, the club sponsors a big Christmas Dance which is shared by students, alumni, and prospective students. The club not only seeks fellowship among its own members, but also serves to acquaint high school graduates with opportunities offered at Presbyterian College. Paul Arniigton, President CHARLOTTE C . G L U Ninely-Nine Aliss An?ie Macfie Sponsor for Blair Baldwin Editor The Pac Sac One Hundred Miss l (jscf?uirx Cohnuin Sponsor for John Knox President of Student Body One Hundred One Miss Becky Hill for Bob Hill Pac Sac Business Manager M) ' s. Jessie B. BdJ(livi]i for Blair L. Baldwin President of Robed Choir ACTIVITIES Miss Efuilv Bdilcy for Wyatt Aiken Vice-President of Student Body Miss Mary Murphree for Charles A. Taylor Ministerial Club One Hundred Two Miss Shir lev Lipe for Bill Bowman Block P Club - 55 Mrs. jiinics Elliott for James Elliott B. S. U. SPONSORS Miss Jiuic Hcdth for John Childers I. R. C. Miss Suz.ii nic Bcill for Bill Yearick S. C. A. Miss Debbie IV all for Jim Barksdale Blue Key One Hundred Three Miss Miss LvfirltJ Hill for Bob Hill Freshman Control Board for Lyman Harris Blue Stocking Editor Miss J lyre MucLeod for Paul Arrington Charlotte-PC Club ACTIVITIES Miss Bette M irshcilJ for Ken Caswell Tau Phi Pi Society Miss Mcixi ic Mcroficv for Ron Bartlett Blue Stocking Business Manager One Hundred Four Aliss Jcdfi Poole for Alex Moorhead Scabbard Blade Miss J Oil? I Miickl, for Sonny Embiy Knap Sac Editor Miss Mijrgret Mtulclc i for Hugh Burns W. F. SPONSORS Mrs. Kirlipatrick for Anne Kirkpatrick Alpha Psi Delta Aliss GasJc Robertson for Penn Ballenger M. S. U. One Hundred Five H : 0K H One Hundred Six I L I T A R Y One Hundred Seven Mrs. A, J. Richards For Cadet Lt. Col. J. T. Richards Battalion Commander Color Guard Staff and Committee One Hundred Eight Maj. Hill Ll. Col. Richards BATTALION STAFF AND COMMITTEE Ll. Col. James T. Richards, Battalion Commander Major Robert R. Hill, Battalion Executive Officer Capt. James T. Faile, Battalion Personnel Officer (S-l) 1st. Lt. Lawrence E. Young, Battalion Intelligence Officer (S-2) Major Blair L. Baldwin, Battalion Operations and Training Officer (S-3) Capt. Grady G. Livingston, Battalion Logistics Officer (S-4) Master Sgt. Robert R. Hafner, Battalion Sgt. Major Cpl. Alva V. Hardin, Battalion Assistant Sgt. Major 1st. Lt. Kenneth R. E. Fleischer, Assistant S-3 and Battalion Committee Chief 2nd. Lt. Edward G. Potter, Battalion Committee 2nd. Lt. Robert W. Taylor, Battalion Committee One Hundred Nine Capt. John E. Summers Miss Pat Kendrick Sponsor AND COMPANY One Hundred Ten Capt. John E. Summers, Company Commander 2nd Lt. William C. Davison, Company Executive Officer Sergeant First Class: Smith, A. O. Corporals: Gibson, C. N. Taylor, J. V. Stovall, C. R. Privates: Bevis, Brown, Eshbaugh, R. V. Gavalas, A. N. Gibson, G. Hatchett, W. F. Horseman, R. W. Love, L. A. McElderly, J. W. Mayfield, E. W. Merritt, D. Monroe, J. G. Piephoff, W, E. Spann, E. B. Tate, C. S. One Hundred Eleven Mrs. S. R. Moorhead Sponsor Capt. Moorhead Capl. Alexander C. Moorhead, Company Comander 1st Lt. Melvin H. Little, Company Executive Officer 1st Lt. Mitchell J. Mavromat, Platoon Leader, 1st Platoon 2nd Lt. Herman E. Jackson, Platoon Leader, 2nd Platoon M A N H tit One Hundred Twelve First Platoon Master Sergeants: Bartlett, R. M. Prince, R. B. Sergeants First Class: Godwin, R. D. Quinn, C. E. Wilson, C. C. Sergeants: Leahy, E. F. Riley, W. T. Stanley, F. J. Corporals: Beckman, W. P. Faress, J. M. Francis, W. W. McGee, E. D. Norman, W. S. Waters, R. W. Privates: Allen. J. J. Betchman, W. P. Burquest, D. A. Bvars, H. B. Carter, R. A. Chovce, H. H. Clontz, J. M. Copeland, R. M. Daniels, B. C. Dickson, A. L. Dixon, A. L. Dorn, W. P. DuBose, T. A. Dunlap, D. T. Eason, J. R. Fallaw, E. G. Forbis, R. L. Godfrey, W. B. Griffin, C. P. Jackson, J. E. Jenkins, M. N. Kemp, D. E. Latham, C. L Linder, C. C. McDonnold, H. G. McHargue, J. M. McHarley, A. D. McLeod, W. H. Magee, D. W. Orvin, St.C. B. Parker, J. E. Pracht, J. M. Sherrard, G. B. Simmons, H. W. Vastine, J. W. Wallace, W. W. Second Platoon One Hundred Thirteen Miss Margaret Hersh Sponsor M Capt. Newsovie Capt. James L. Newsome, Company Commander 2nd Lt. Guy N. Boyd, Company Executive Officer 2nd Lt. Thomas W. Westmoreland Platoon Leader, 1st Platoon 2nd Lt. Lyman H. Harris. Platoon Leader, 2nd Platoon N J u One Hundred Fourteen First Platoon Master Sergeants: Avcock, W. W. Firby, J. H. Hodge, A. R. Sergeant First Class: Biggerstaff, R. R. Sergeants: Carter, R. D. Crowder, R. L. Embry, O. H. Corporals: Blake, J. A. Brown, R. A. Browning, R. W. Carr, A. B. Donaldson. B. L. McGirt, J. M. McKethan, G. L. Wilkinson, N. Wood, L. A. Privates: Akins, G. R. Alford, C. E. Anderson, W. E. Bennett, J. L. Blackwelder, A. L. Blanchard, H. F. Boston, R. F. Brown, M. F. Collins, T. A. Cornwell, J. E. Denning, D. L. Durden, D. B. Elmore, R. E. Ferrene, O. W. Fowler, J. D. Gibson, J. W. Grav, M. R. Hendrix, D. R. N. Hoffman, H. R. Humphrey, J. F. Johnston, J. E. Mobley, G. S. Nix, K. O. Parker, A. S. Pinckard. E. S. Prewett, T. L. Ragans, P. A. Rhymer, R. W. Roberts, D. O. Sease, J. W. Smith, F. E. Stewart, J. T. Townsend, J. W. Whitmire, A. N. Wilson, J. S. Workman, J. V. Second Platoon One Hundred Fifteen Miss Mary Ann Word Sponsor Capt. Yearick Capt. William H. Yearick, Jr., Company Commander 1st Ll. William D. Bowman, Company Executive Officer 1st Lt. i, Roddey Miller, Platoon Leader, 1st Platoon 2nd Lt. Claude H. Ragsdale, Platoon Leader, 2nd Platoon C O M P A N One Hundred Sixteen First Platoon Master Sergeants: Hunter, T. A. Isger, R. J. Sergeant First Class: Copelan, A. S. Sergeants: Childers, J. B. Crocker, A. O. Smith, B. L. Corporals: Benton, W. T. Hagood, W. M. Hodge, R. W. Hope, W. M. Jobson, R. G. Pinkston, R. B. Rollins, W. F. Stanlev, G. L. Verdi, v. G. Wise, T. R. Wood, R. H. Woodward, J. E. Privates: Barnett, C. N. Bell, L. H. Bridges, D. E. Browder, C. E. Chittv, M. L. Clark, R. M. Coker, S. A. Culpepper, J. T. Dunham, R. A. Glen, J. W. Griffin, J. C. Kolb, J. M. Ledbetter, W. H. Lindsay, R. J. McDonnold, H. K. Malone, P. D. Middleton, T. C. Minus, E. R. Morris, C. H. Niven, H. A. Oehmig, C. G. Parrish, W. J. Richbourg, F. L. Riley, H. L. Shawn, R. J. Shields, R. K. Spratt, T. M. Wilkes, R. W. Wilhams, R. C. Wittschen. J. H. Second Platoon One Hundred Seventeen Miss Laraine Birdseye Sponsor Cajjt. Fulton Capt. William J. Fulton, Company Commander 1st Lt. James B. Poole, Company Executive Officer 1st Lt. William H. Roberts, Platoon Leader, 1st Platoon 2nd Lt. Charles L. Prickett, Platoon Leader, 2nd Platoon M N One Hundred Eighteen imk j mw m: First Platoon Master Sergeants: Sharp, B. A. Caswell, K. A. Smith, M. M. Chapman, D. R. Stratton, R. E. Negley, J. W. Weekley, R. L. Sergeant First Class: Privates: Ballenger, F. P. Ard, P. O. Bell, H. P. Sergeants: Borin, G. W. Dowdle, M. W. Clayton, C. H. Elliott, J. E. Dobbins, W. C. McGee, J. P. Faulkner, R. F. Gallimore, H. F. Gibbons, R. M. Girvan, D. Corporals: Hammett, H. V Barnes, F. L. Harper, C. C. Crandall, J. R. Howard, C. G. Crawford, J. W. Jeanes, R. N. McGirt, G. H. Kav, J. R. Mcintosh, J. W. Kay, W. D. b ■-- Kelley, P. K. Lee, iVI. B. McDougald, D. C, Maves, M. C. Mobrer, J. R. Murphv, C. D. Reed, L. S. Rodes, J. M. Schneider, L. M. Sistar, W. C. Stubbs, W. P. Tollison, F. A. Varner, E. C. Vincent, B. B. Wells, J. E. Weston, J. B. Winn, W. E. Wilson, S. M. Second Platoon One Hundred Nineteen SPONSORS for BATTALION STAFF Miss Peggy Burgin Sponsor for Major Robert Hill, Battalion Executive Officer Miss Rosemary Baldwin Sponsor for Major Blair Baldwin, Battalion S-3 One Hundred Twenty w Miss Alva Gregory Sponsor for Captain James T. Faile, Battalion Adjutant Mrs. D. G. Livingston Sponsor for Captain Gordon Livingston, Battalion S-4 Mrs. Frank C. Young Sponsor for Lt. Lawrence Young Battalion S-2 One Hundred Twenty-One One Hundred Twenty-Two F R A T E I T I E S One Hundred Twenty-Three Faile Livingston, President INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Gordon Livingston President. James Faile.. Vice-President. Pi Kappa Phi .Theta Chi William Turner.. Secretary-Treasurer .Sigma Nu Jimmy Hentz Kappa Alpha Jimmy Newsome Pi Kappa Alpha Jim Shakespeare ..- _ Alpha Sigma Phi Turner One Hundred Twenty-Four 1 The Inter-Fraternity Council is the governing body of the six national social fraternities at Presbyterian College, and provides the basis of campus social activities. Composed of one representative from each fraternity, the Council regulates the rush program which introduces non-fraternity men to the social life of the Greek letter brotherhoods. Another key function of the Council is to sponsor several dances which high- light the PC social year such as Fall, Christmas and Spring weekends. Miss Shirley Detter, Sponsor Shakespeare One Hundred Twenty-Five Albert Copelan, H.S.P. Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity was founded at Yale University on December 6, 1845 by Louis Manigault, of Charleston, S. C, with two fellow students. With a heritage extending back over a century Alpha Sigma Phi ranks as the tenth oldest national social fraternity. Alpha Psi Chapter on this campus, formerly Eta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Pi, was established in 1928. Slone Gray and Cardinal Red are Ihe Fraternily colors and the Talisman Rose is its flower. A Mm F SIGMA PHI OFFICERS Albert Copelan, H.S.P. Joel Easterling, H.J.P. Harold Gallimore, H.S. George MuUis, H.E. NEW PLEDGES One Hundred Twenty- Six BROTHERS Aiken Childers Easterling Embry Forbis Gallimore Godwin Hafner Harris Lower Lindsay McGirt McKie Mullis Pinckard Shakespeare Watts PLEDGES Barnes Galloway Gibson AFFILIATE Smith One Hundred Twenty- Seven Guice Potter, No. 1 Kappa Alpha Order was instituted in Decem- ber, 1865 at Washington and Lee College with General Robert E. Lee as spiritual founder. The ideal of Kappa Alpha Order had been to maintain the rich tradition of the Old South. Beta Pi Chapter at Presbyterian College was chartered in 1921. Crimson and Old Gold are the colors of the Fraternity and the Magnolia and Red Rose are its flowers. KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS Guice Potter, No. 1 J. Thompson Richards, No. 2 James Barksdale, No. 3 NEW PLEDGES One Hundred Twenty-Eight BROTHERS Arlington Ashmore Barksdale Binder Booth Boyd Brownlow Clark Donaldson Duncan Hentz Hinson Hodge Hughes King Magee McLauchUn Moorhead Porter Quinn Reid Richards Richardson Smith Summers Thames , . Wilson (Carroll) Ws Wilson (Gene) Wilson (Pat) Wise n c rri f ' ttt r Lmk r . CTl- j-4. U i U« ' U-l n ! 1 ' '  « f U V-«T U-j Wittschen Wood Workman PLEDGES Blake Browning Crandall Dobbins Francis Mayfield Norman Powers Wilkinson CX C CX C 1 One Hundred Tweniy-Nine John Knox, S.M.C. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity was founded by six students at the University of Virginia in 1868. As a Greek letter social fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha ranks as one of the largest in the nation. Mu Chapter, chartered on this campus in 1890. is the oldest chapter on the Presbyterian College campus. The Fraternity colors are Garnet and Old Gold and its flower is the Lily of the Valley. PI KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS John Knox, S.M.C. Robert Hill, I.M.C. Jack Shelburg, S.C. Ron Bartlett, Th.C. NEW PLEDGES One Hundred Thirty BROTHERS Aycock Baldwin Bean Beckman Bennett Bartlett Bowman Brown Carr Caswell Copeland Crawford Currie DuRant Elliott Entrekin Firby Gibson Hill Hoffman Isger Jackson Latham Leahy Mathews Mayfield McKethan Messer Miles Miller Newsome Norris Ragsdale Riley Roberts Segrest Shelburg Stanley Stratton Stovall Taylor Thompson Wells Wolfe Wood Woodward Wooten q p. Q o. ! . r One Hundred Thirty-One Ha sS Dick Hamby, President Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, the only national fraternity founded in South Carolina, originated at the College of Charleston in December, 1904. Since that date the Fraternity has expanded, especially in the South. Beta Chapter was incorporated at this campus in 1907 as Pi Kappa Phi began to grow nationally. Gold and White are the colors and the Red Rose is the flower of Pi Kappa Phi. P I A P P A PHI OFFICERS Dick Hamby, Archon Toby Hunter, Treasurer Dick Carter, Secretary Marvin Jenkins, Warden NEW PLEDGES One Hundred Thirty-Two BROTHERS Ballenger Biggerstaff Chandlei Crocker Fowler Greene Howell Hunter Jenkins Johnson Little Livingston (Gordon) Livingston (Wilson) Prickett Young PLEDGES -J r K Banks Cunningham Dixon Pi Holland One Hundred Thirty-Three William Yearick, Commander Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1868 with a rich heritage in the traditions of the South. Its growth was rapid and today this Fraternity ranks among the largest of the Greeks. Zeta Theta Chapter was chartered on this campus on January 13, 1951. While, Black, and Gold are the colors and the White Rose is the flower of Sigma Nu. S I G N U OFFICERS William Yearick, Commander Lawrence Clark, Lt. Commander Kenneth Fleischer, Recorder William Fulton, Treasurer NEW PLEDGES One Hundred Thirty-Four BROTHERS Barnette Benson Brown Chapman Clark (L.) Clark (R.) Combs Jackson Jones Lee McHargue Mcintosh Page Phillips Turner Wallace PLEDGES Cok er Hope Jeffrey Love Parrish Salyer Sharpe True Taylor Mid v M One Hundred Thirly-Five Robert Taylor, President Theta Chi Fraternity was founded in 1865 at Norwick University in Vermont by Frederick Freeman and Arthur Chase. Known as the fra- ternity of deans, Theta Chi has expanded to a high national ranking. Beta Psi Chapter was established at Presbyte- rian College on December 5, 1942. The Fralernily colors are Military Red and White and its flower is the Red Carnation. THETA CHI OFFICERS Robert Taylor, President James Faile, Vice-President Richard Cushnie, Secretary Julian Butler, Treasurer NEW PLEDGES One Hundred Thirty-Six BROTHERS Bain Butler Camp Clark Cochran Cushnie Prince Richbourg Sanders Taylor PLEDGES Cothran Glenn Smith One Hundred Thirty-Seven Fraternity Miss Dee Smith Kappa Alpha Miss June Madison Alpha Sigma Phi ' J Mrs. Jane Combs Sigma Nu One Hundred Thirty-Eight Sponsors Miss Jane Davis Theta Chi Miss Lucy EUiotl Pi Kappa Phi Miss Rosemary Coleman Pi Kappa Alpha One Hundred Thirty-Nine One Hundred Forty 1 One Hundred Forty-One m Bill Bowman, G, Co-Captain SEASON ' S SUMMARY P. C. 7 P. C. P. C. P. C. 7 P. C. 14 P. C. 14 P. C. P. C. p. C. Appalachian Clemson Lenoir-Rhyne Wofford Tampa Elon Citadel East Carolina Newberry 20 66 28 39 37 14 6 13 P. C. vs. Davidson Canceled due to flu epidemic P. C. vs. Catawba Canceled due to flu epidemic Ken Webb, B, Co-Captain One Hundred Forty-Two Assistant Coach Redford, Head Coach Jones, Assistant Coach Earhardt 19 5 7 FOOT ALL ROSTER NUMBER PLAYER CLASS HOMETOWN NUMBER PLAYER CLASS HOMETOWN Ends 45 Paul Chastain 74 Herman Dunn 27 Ken Gardner 50 Jim Kolb 40 Ted Le ahy 41 Jon Wilson Vastine 70 James Walker Tackles 52 Ed Anderson Ron Barnette Robert Biggerstaff Jack Coppley Hardy Ledbetter James B. Lee Joe Negley Marion Parrish Central, S. C. Andrews, S. C. Greenville, S. C. Sumter, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. Danville, Pa. Anderson, S. C. Augusta, Ga. Greenwood, S. C. Charleston, S. C. Lexington, N. C. Ridgeland, S. C. Myrtle Beach, S. C. East Pittsburgh, Pa. Chester, S. C. Guards Cheerleaders 60 46 48 64 25 37 Bruce Barnes Bill Bowman Don Bridges John Firby Kenneth Nix Jackie Powers Centers 73 Robert Carter 63 Mac Copeland 76 Jim McLauchlin Ouarterbacks 55 Bill Aycock 65 Danny Bridges 67 Ron Isger 43 Pat Malone 47 Bob Waters Halfbacks 35 Tony Benson 42 Billy Benton Don Kemp 53 John Lucas 26 Bob Matthews 30 Mitchell Mavromat 38 Edward Messer 24 Fred Stanley 39 Gordon Stanley Fullbacks 61 J. W. Drew 49 Alex DuBose 28 Jimmy Nichols 31 Bill Sease 66 Ken Webb Co-Captains. 1 Concord, N. C. 4 Monongahela, Pa. 1 Decatur, Ga. 3 Belvedere, S. C. 1 Atlanta, Ga. 4 Andrews, S. C. 1 Atlanta, Ga. 2 Athens, Ga. 4 Charlotte, N. C. 3 Tarboro, N. C. 2 Valdese, N. C. 3 Clairton, Pa. 1 Atlanta, Ga. 2 Sylvania, Ga. 4 Chester, S. C. 1 Atlanta, Ga. 1 Augusta, Ga. 3 Donora, Pa. 3 Decatur, Ga. 4 Brunswick, Ga. 3 W. Palm Beach, Fla. 3 Rock Hill, S. C. 2 Rock Hill, S. C. 3 Georgetown, S. C. 1 Oswego, S. C. 3 Decatur, Ga. 1 Clinton, S. C. 4 Decatur, Ga. One Hundred Forty-Three Mi s Anve Ardrey. Homecnming Queen pRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE suffered through one of its more disappointing) ' seasons in its distinguished football history, Phe Blue Hose could boast only of a to tie against powerful Lenoir Rhyne. The remainder of the games ended in victories for the opposing teams. Sparking the Blue Hose efforts in the backfield were Tony Benson and Ken Webb who repeatedly turned in commendable performances despite the continual losses. Standouts in the line included Bill Bowman, Ted Leahy, Jim McLaughlin, and Mac Copeland. Among the many promising freshmen were Bruce Barnes, Don Bridges, and Hard} ' Ledbetter in the line, along with Billy Sease and Don Kemp in the backfield. Come next fall, these new men, along with returning veteran Richard Shrigley, should help the Blue Hose to impr ove upon their dis- appointing won-lost record of this year. The P. C. grid team will lose only seven seniors via the graduation route. 1957-1958 marked the debut of a new coaching staff, composed of head coach Frank Jones and his assistants Courts Redford and Clyde Earhardt. Already the young staff has shown conscientiousness, hard work, and deter- mination. Through the efforts of these three men, the Blue Hose should have a winning football team in the near future. Prcshytcrinn ' s Marching Band One Hundred Forty-Four ' - t,?- m«W-- p. C. ' Wofford One Hundred Forty-Five p. C.-East Carolina Ron Isger, Quarterback One Hundred Forty- Six Joe Negley, Tackle John Lucas, Haljback Wilson Vastine, End One Hundred Forty-Seven Diiiiiiji Bridges, Quarterbarl Ron Barnette, Tackle Decatur P. C.-Wofford One Hundred Forty Eight P. C.-East Carolina Front Row. Left to Right: Aiken, Strattnn, t ' asu-ed. Chambers, Sullivan, Adams, Back Row, Hyde, mgr., Barnes, Wells, Bridges, Stone, Blanchard, Coach Redford. B A S E T ALL 19 5 8 II T the commencement of the 1956- 1957 Presbyterian basketball sea- son, there seemed to be little reason for optimism in the eyes of P. C. cage fans and followers. Gone were Dave and Bruce Thompson, who had aver- aged almost fifty points between them. To add to this, there was no appreciable height on the team. The Blue Hose quintet, however, came through in superb style. Courts Redford, in his initial tenure as head cage mentor, instilled a spirit and desire in the Blue Hose that was to carry them to an outstanding season of 16 wins as compared to only 8 losses. This won-lost record repre- sented the best overall mark in the entire state. Outstanding victories came against Furman, against Mercer, after Mercer had won nine straight, and against Belmont Abbey, after the Abbey had compiled a 22-1 record. The Hose five also recorded key little four victories over Erskine twice, and once apiece over Wofford and New- berry. P. C. was almost unconquer- able on their home court, as shown by their 10 wins and only one loss. The Hose ended the season by cap- turing consolation honors in the Little Four Tournament at Anderson. Forward Ralph Chambers led the P. C. scorers with a 17 points per game average, followed closely by sophomore Bob Stratton with a 16.3 average. Chambers led in rebound- ing as he pulled in 203. Guards Ken Caswell and Bill Sullivan, with their fine shooting and playmaking, con- tinually added spark to the Blue Hose efforts. Clayton Adams proved him- self invaluable with his backboard artistry and southpaw hook shots. Wyatt Aiken also helped with his rebounding and defensive play. Har- vey Blanchard showed potential as a promising freshman. The Blue Hose, collectively, compiled an amazing 48.5 shooting percentage. The only seniors on the team are Wyatt Aiken and Clayton Adams, so next year should prove to be another victorious one for the hustling Blue Hose cagers. One Hundred Forty-Nine SEASON ' S RESULTS Bill Sullivan, G, Co-Captain P.C. Oppon ents 90 Parris Island Marines 100 56 The Citadel 81 95 College of Charleston 61 68 Atlantic Christian 73 96 Furman 78 97 College of Charleston 47 90 Pheiffer College 65 66 Georgia Teachers 62 60 Mercer 69 96 Piedmont 78 73 Newberry 66 71 Mercer 69 122 Piedmont 66 76 Wofford 98 95 Furman 108 75 Erskine 65 62 Belmont Abbey 80 78 Wofford 72 66 Newberry 84 73 Georgia Teachers 65 110 Pheiffer 96 84 Erskine 71 65 Belmont Abbey Little Four Tournament 63 70 Wofford 86 83 Newberry 81 Ken Caswell, G, Co-Captain The Crowd One Hundred Fifty Clayton Adams. Forward Sullivan Drives Bob Stratton, Forward Wx att Aiken. Center Caswell lays in two Ralph Chambers, Forioard One Hundred Fifty-One Beak Bewilders Wofford. Danny Bridges, Guard Sonny Wells, Center Paul Ard, Guard After Wofford Was Done In One Hundred Fifty-Two Red Stone, Forward Harvey Blanchard, Guard Caswell dribbles past Wofford F rank Barnes, Forward ■Tank hits for two. One Hundred Fifty-Three GOLF SCHEDULE March 28— Univ. of S. C. March 29— The Citadel April 10 — Belmont Abbey April 14— The Citadel April 15 — Mercer April 17 — Furman April 18 — Mercer April 21— Univ. of S. C. April 24— Wofford April 29 — Furman Mav 8— Wofford Coach Joseph Gettys and Captain Al Copelan Left to Right: Hagood. Copelan, Hexie McDonnold, Bell, Foard, Hurry McDonnold. Maivoinat. Coach Gettys. One Hundred Fifty-Four Harry McDonnold Sonny Bell Larry Foard Hexie McDonnold :?« One Hundred Fifty-five Left to Right: first row, Browder, Shawn, Aiken, Stanley, G., Gosset, Second row, Waters, Stanley, F., McLeod, Marshall, Lindner. K Coach Lonnie McMillan THE 1958 track team was hampered considerably by injuries and ineligibilities. A severe blow was dealt to the team when Ed Messer injured his leg. The Florida junior was con- sidered a distinct threat in the 100 yd. dash and 220 low hurdles. Another crippling blow was the loss of frosh pole- vaulter Billy Benton due to scholastic ineligibility. Wyatt Aiken, the team captain, was truly outstanding. The Greenville Senior constantly captured overall high scoring honors in the various meets. Wyatt participated in the high and low hurdles, broad jump, javelin throw, and high jump. Curtis Lindner, the 1957 state broad jump champion, again proved victorious in most of the meets. Walt Marshall proved himself to be a rapid dash man. Freshman Ed Browder looked promising in the shot put. Fred Stanley was an outstanding distance man. Promising freshmen included Dick Shawn and Mac McLeod. All in all, the P. C. cinder team lacked even more depth than it usually does. Despite this glaring weakness, the Hose- men still showed a lot of fight, and turned in a spirited performance against each of their opponents. One Hundred Fifty-Six Curtis Lindner, State Champion, Broad Jump Wyatt Aiken, Captain TRACK SCHEDULE March 20— Univ. of S. C. March 25 — Furman March 29— Florida Relays April 4 — Furman Relays April 12 — Open April 19 — Clemson April 26— The Citadel May 2-3— State Meet Fred Stanley, D Wait Marsliall. Dashes One Hundred Fifty-Seven « iiC5 -4r - i: In memory of Richard Johnson, whose untimely death came shortly after he became 1957 state champion in the pole vault. Mac McLeod, High Jump John Cosset, Dashes Gordon Stanley, Discus One Hundred Fifly-Eight Boh Waters, Distance Bruce Barnes, Shot Dick Shawn, Distance I i I I • • 1 ..■ i  - •. ■« fr ■ ♦hi 4 ' I -■►visi f One Hundred Fifty-Nine N 5 — ---. ... . ■ i . .irjci .v r. W f u r ' i r :— - • x-v t ' ■ ■■ ' r . k . . Le t to Right: Roberts, Brownlow. Coach Leighton, Potter, Shakesnearp Back Roiv, Hoffman, Daniel, Peck. • ■ N N South Carolina State Champions — Ranked 5th Nationally pRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE ' S 1958 tennis team once again turned out to be one of the better collegiate tennis teams in the nation. John Brownlow, playing number one. was followed by Guice Potter, Jim Shakespeare, Harry Hoffman, Jim Peck, and Bob Daniel. Highlights of the season included victories over Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kalamazoo, and several of the Ivy League schools. One of the most disheartening events of the year for the P. C. tennis team occurred when Miami, one of the nation ' s collegiate powerhouses, twice defeated Presbyterian by the score of 5 to 4. The Blue Hose netmen, for the 19th consecutive year, captured the state tennis tournament, held annually in Clinton. A special commendation should go to coach Jim Leighton and his players, as P. C. again proved to be a highly colorful and capable team. Coach Jim Leighton One Hundred Sixty Season ' s Results P.C. Opponent 9 Wofford, 9 Kings, 9 Univ. of S. C, 7 Univ. of Ga., 2 6 Ga. Tech, 3 2 Miami, 6 4 Miami, 5 4 Rollins, 5 9 Kalamazoo, 9 Erskine, 4 Miami, 5 5 Harvard, 4 4 Yale, 5 6 Princeton, 3 John Brownlow. numher o?je, co-captain Hojjman vs. Quay in Miami match 42 -riTt . ' ' ' if.i. i. I One Hundred Sixly-One Harry Hoffman, number four Guice Potter, number two, co-captain Jim Shakespeare, number three m One Hundred Sixty-Two Across the courts in the tense Micnni match Bob Daniel, number six J '  n Peck, number jive One Hundred Sixty-Three TJie Crowd Bill Roberts, number seven More action in the Miami match Brownlow prepares to slam one One Hundred Sixty-Four I r L E TEA Coach Capt. Bennet RESULTS Won Lost Postal Matches 7 8 Shoulder Matches 3 5 Mail Matches 14th in field of 52 in Srd Army Area Match 23rd in field of 80 in William Randolph Hearst Trophy Match Kyieeling. Left to Right: Sheridan, Norman. Smith, ' :shbaugh. Standing. Burden Murphy, Capt. Bennet, Hunter. BaUenger. One Hundred Sixty-Five First Row, Left t Hodge, Second row, Eil Earhardt. A S E B L L Coach Earhardt and co-captains Benson and Newsome PRESBYTERIAN ' S baseball team showed con- siderable improvement over last year ' s squad. The Blue Hose displayed good pitching and a good defense, along with a fairly potent batting attack. The Hose indicated that they were capable of playing winning ball during the early stages of the season. George Aikens and Bill Dobbins aced the Blue Hose hurling staff. Jim Newsome and Jerry Crawford, along with freshman Ken Nix, handled the catching duties. Sparkplugs in the infield were Tony Benson, Paul Chastain, and Ted Leahy. Benson was also the most effective P. C. batsman. Ed Jackson and Ray Hodge were good defensive outfielders, as well as being dangerous at the plate. P. C. showed potential of being one of the better Presbyterian baseball teams of recent years. The pitching at times was very effective, and the P. C. diamond men were also quite capable of breaking out in a batting flurry at any time. One Hundred Sixty-Six Jim Ncirsituic. ccitch Gtijrya Aikens. piuh Paul Cbastdiii. short-stop I ' otni Bcnyai}. second base Ted Leahy, first base Benson slides home One Hundred Sixty-Seven Benson scores Ray Hodge, outjield Bill Sease, third base s C h e d u 1 e March 19- -Catawba March 21- -Belmont Abbey March 25- -Lenoir Rhyne March 28- -Mercer March 29- -Furman April 1- -Catawba April 2- -Lenoir Rhyne April 14- -Erskine April 16- -Mercer April 19- -Wofford April 22- -Newberry April 23- -Belmont Abbey April 26- -iGa. Teachers April 30- -Furman May 5- -The Citadel May 6- -The Citadel May 8- — Ga. Teachers May 9- —Newberry May 12- —Erskine May 13- -Wofford Ken Nix, catcher One Hundred Sixty-Eight Alex Dubose, pitclier Ed Jackson, outfield Warm- Up P. C.-Lenoir-Rhyne Pot Malune. secv)id 6((se 3ob Mattheius. oat jield Dallas Merrit, outjield Dobbins fires one by Abbey batter One Hundred Sixty-Nine THE intramural program at Presbyterian is sponsored by the Student Christian Association. It includes football, basket- ball, Softball, volleyball, track, and swimming. As well as being a pleasant form of recreation, the program in itself provides a great deal of interest for the student body, and promotes a keen rivalry between fraternities and non-fraternity organizations. KA vs. Pi Kapps INT AMU A I Pika-KA jootball rivalry Volleyball Jump Ball One Hundred Seventy Pi Kappa Phi vs. Dodgers . Swede rushes after KA hit Millie awaits Barnette fast ball SPORTS Touchdown Broionlow hits for two . and guards against two Klff- -i PiKa-Alpha Sig Bowmayi leads off first One Hundred Seventy-One One Hundred Sevenly-Two Co}igrati(]dtu))is and Best Wishes to the Graduatuig Chiss of 1958 M. S. 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