Presbyterian College - Pac Sac Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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tafo a t ic v m. It is the dream of every garage band across America: scoring high on the national charts, rocketing from aspiring hopefuls to acknowledged musical greats. Colleges and universities have similar aims. They seek to gain attention and praise for their school from across the nation. In the fall of 1985, Presbyterian College achieved enviable nationwide recognition when I . S. News A IVor d Report ranked it fourth among the top institutions in its class. Just as fame brings change into a rock musician ' s life, topping the nation ' s charts had some dramatic effects on the PC campus. In 1 986 the college received a record number of applicants. By the time fall rolled around, the student body numbered 1 ,043. In short, PC ' s performance drew an overflow crowd. Kris Crawford stops to talk with friends on her way across campus. Test tension Is obviously high as the fountain falls victim to a soapy prank. 2 opening

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BASED ON A TRUE STORY. TOP OF THE CHARTS A PAC SAC PRODUCTION PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE CLINTON, SC— VOLUME LXXI .:M- ' :%- I Presbyterian College tfames H. Tlidmason Library v Imton. South Carolina 29325 ' .

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