Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Hamilton ' s performance was well received by the audience. W % Scottish bagpipers bring a wee bit ' o Scotland to PC. Belk Auditorium was certainly jazzed up for the Sam Wooding orchestra. MUSICAL EVENTS Various concerts throughout the year ad- ded to the color of PC ' s activities. The first of these concerts was performed by the Sam Wooding orchestra which was an excit- ing jazz concert. Later in the fall semester, pianist Robert Hamilton gave an excellent concert for PC students and the public. One of the more unusual concert activities to come to PC in recent years was Scotland on Parade, a Scottish fling with bagpipes, Scottish Dancers, and a Scottish dinner. The afternoon ' s entertainment and an evening community concert were sponsored by the Clinton Music Club and the profits were used for music scholarships. Events 29

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FALL DINNER CONCERT A new SEC activity was added to the fall list of PC events. The first Dinner Concert was held in October, and the event featured a concert by Meisburg and Walters and a display of magic and mental exercises by John Ivan Palmer. Meisburg and Walters pleased the audience with their pre- sentation of music ranging from folk to gospel. Palmer mystified the audience with his magic tricks and demonstrations of mental telepathy. The dining hall provided an excellent buffet din- ner, and those in attendance enjoyed the good food and the special entertainment. Meisburg and Walters perform at PC Playing his banjo, Walters entertains the audience at the fall dinner- concert.