Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Before the exc tement. The scoreboard shows that the Citadel game is about to begin. True blue. A fan from the community watches the Blue Hose as they fight to defeat the Indians. A true Scotsmart. Jeff MacAntyre watches the P. C. -Catawba game from the sideline. 8 opening

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It takes hard work to reach the top of the charts, and the truly great keep striving to remain there. Students maintained PC ' s status by committing their time and talents to various extra-curricular organizations. The performing arts drew crowds from the campus and community. The choir, which performed Beethoven ' s Ninth Symphony for Columbia ' s Bicentennial Celebration, invited the public to the fall concert, the Madrigal Dinner, the Broadway Cabaret, and the Spring Concert. An outdoor presentation of the musical The Fantasticks, featuring students and faculty members, highlighted the fall season. The P. C. Players later performed The Rivals, a comedy, for the pleasure of the community. Fellowship groups offered a chance for spiritual growth on campus. Senior Karl Ohiandt said that FCA was the only way to survive the rest of the week. Student Volunteer Services enabled P.C. to return Clinton ' s hospitality. Professional groups existed for students to explore and prepare for careers by sharing interests with their peers and professors. Concerns about campus life were represented by the Student Government Association. The Student Union Board tried to make P.C. a fun place by planning events such as movies, concerts, and seasonal festivities. Opportunities were offered to a campus community that served both its own members and others. Freshmen. Pete Galan and Thad Lane walk back to their dorms after ROTC lab. So there! Steven McDonald and Doug Warner let off steam after the Student Alumni Council meeting. Doug Warner also had the distinction of being student body president. opening 7

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J The majority of the students at P.C. participated in sports of some form. Involvement in intramurals resulted in an abundance of laughs and bruises. The sportsmen gave it their all, both physically and emotionally. The varsity sports resulted in winning seasons and lifted spirits. The facelift given to Bailey Memorial Stadium added new life to the old sports arena. Football players Kevin Wade and Harold Anderson said that school spirit at P.C. was on the upswing, although they added that it could be better. Joining the variety of sports was a new baseball team coached by Cally Gault. This team participated as a club sport with plans to become a varsity sport. Aiming for distance, Dianne Murray prepares to punt for Balk Dorm in an intra-mural game against Bailey Dorm. Go Hose. ' The new expanded cheerleading Risky business. Scotty Mozingo attempts a pass squad inspires the crowd to cheer at the P.C- deep in his own territory at the Citadel qame Citadel game. opening 9