Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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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

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©€ More new students came than ever before, and the old ones wondered if P.C. could possibly hold over a thousand people-all of a sudden the campus seemed crowded! Although the numbers brought much change, one quality of P.C. students remained the same. The spirit of P.C. students of giving their all in whatever they did, whether it was studying, playing, or relaxing with friends, was never lost. But, after all, it takes each one of the overflowing crowd to make the student body what it is: THE BEST. Shannon Beery waits eagerly with excitement on her face as she opens her box. opening 1 1