Bruce Ollis was Captain of the Football Team (1980 Ranked #1 in the country!!!) and I, Jane Bell Ollis, was Captain of the Cheerleaders. We met in Greenville Dining Hall. My dad, Richard Bell ’43 and brother, Rick Bell, ’77 both graduated from PC. Our daughter, Naomi Lauren Ollis, graduated from PC (Cheerleader). We have
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The Packs
Michael and I met at Homecoming 2005. After finishing law school in Birmingham and tax specialization in Washington, D.C., he had moved back to Spartanburg to practice. I was living in Columbia, working on domestic violence programs for Attorney General Henry McMaster. Although we shared one or two friends, without PC connecting us I don’t
The Reeses
PC will always hold a special place in our hearts. It’s on that campus where we met and fell in love. I would never have imagined that the shy guy I met in Biology would one day ask me to be his wife. Looking back, my favorite memories are our “dates” in GDH and meeting up after class between HP
The Massengills
Caleb and I met at an Orientation Picnic during his freshman year. I was a cheerleader and was responsible for greeting the new freshman.I happily greeted the cute football player named Caleb, and we became fast friends. We went to FCA together, shared meals at GDH, and played some tennis matches as our friendship grew
The Bryants
One of the enduring values of a PC education – aside from the strong academic foundation received – is the value of deep and abiding relationships. The culture of the College – the PC Spirit – calls us into a life of service. When we finish our undergraduate journey, each newly minted graduate knows intellectually,
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