Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Lou Davenport is challenged by a member of the Rowdies in the first home game of the new P.C. women ' s soccer team. Perfecting their teamwork, Trey Bogue and Brian Gary prepare for the opposing team ' s return. A new addition to the women ' s tennis team, Karen Rothschild lets her concentration show. 12 sports

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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

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SPORTS Your Best Shot Athlete ath ' iet n-one trained to contend in feats of strength or agility. Thanks to the intramural sports program, students could violate the dictionary ' s rigid definition of athlete. In order to join an intramural team, a student simply had to demonstrate enthusiasm to play. Intramural sports, ranging from football to volleyball, promoted friendly unity v ithin teams and light-hearted competitiveness among organizations. Teams formed within fraternities, clubs, and dormitories. According to senior Cheryl Vanture, intramural sports not only inspired a competitive spirit on campus, but they also provided a great way to take out frustrations! Varsity sports, on the other hand, required far more than eagerness. Displaying a victorious soccer team and a winning football team, the varsity sports program obviously required talent. Drawing excited crowds, the soccer team enjoyed renewed popularity, while a new, expanded cheerleading squad highlighted the football games. Noticing the different spirit on campus, sophomore Jennifer Walter commented that successful seasons improved school spirit by making everybody feel good about P.C. Flying downfield, Boone Benton covers his opponent in an intramural football game. sports 13