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PRESBYTERIANCOLLEGELIBRARY 3 519709118951 6 1 i'i^'y <*&v- V-''. •<fe- y PresbyterianCollege, 503SouthBroadStreet,Clinton,SouthCarolina 29325 Phone803-833-2820,Fax803-833-8481 Enrollment 1160 PacSAC,SpringsCampusCenter,Room 110 CampusBox 1059,PresbyterianCollege,Clinton,SC 29325,803-833-8489 PrintedbyNewsfotoYearbooksofSanAngelo,Texas V.vcv 70$ •-^t1 Contents >v^>V^*>^v£l -T? Preface 4 Administration 6 -**> •<> y,< ' s?.--vjkA Campus life 16 .; ; Greeks 48 Organizations 70 **w V Faculty 98 People 112 Year In Review 154 Athletics 160 Academics 192 Community 204 ^ ~ x v *•• - '- "- Index 218 Epilogue 222 >x» ->*** ^.^•SV —— x. ;• «^> /ST"*: .i - -V s. v-H... Proud lo Be Blue-hosed mascot and all, Presbyterian College was chersihed by community its Often we heard talk of the "PC community," a phrase which may have sounded trite to an out- sider, like something we spoke of simply to attract new students. However, this feeling of community did exist among the people who created it. Mem- bers ofthe faculty, staff, and student body, as well as residents of Clinton, took pride in the college to which they gave their time, talent, and money. Many also gave their hearts, and no matter how far from its buildings their circumstances may have taken them, these people would always be a part of Presbyterian College. This PC family was held together by its pride in what the institution had been, was, and was work- ing to become. It may not have been the ideal four- year home for some students, but others who choose to attend never regretted their decision. It may not have been able to offer ideal salaries, but the faculty members who came and stayed did so >r^:<^t^\:i ': >+*2pm& .-sv ; for their own personal reasons. And it may not PLEASEDtobeabletoshowoff bis unique bat, senior Courtney have been situated in the ideal location, but people SMhoiulnbtoauirnneDedwricnaknssfartotamchtehdetothwios headgear. Hewasoneofmanystu- came from miles around. The love these different dentswhocametoDr.JohnInman's CellBiologyclasswearingsometype groups ofpeople shared became contagious, and by ofhatonthisdaywhichInmanhad designated"HatDay." spreading it further, they were making their great- est contribution to the school. People took pride in PC for a variety ofreasons. It was a respected institution. It was a pretty place. And most of all, it was a friendly place. 'sir* :.. *?'•>." Managing Campus Closed doors to administrative of- fices were rare. The sounds of busy people filled the Smith Adminis- tration Building, Douglas House, Springs Campus Center, Greenville Dining Hall, the Development House and many other buildings on campus. These people were the ad- Administration ministration andstaffofthe college, and Staff the behind-the-scenes group that kept things running smoothly. From the mailroom in Springs to the Reg- istrars Office to the Public Safety Office, people could be found doing theirjobs and providing services to the college. They manag—ed the bills, the food, the grades they did everything except teach classes. They were the dedicated managers ofthe campus. f.v**r^: V. or*.