Lancer Mascot
November 24, 1954
Greek Version of Warrior Wins OK
Work on a project that began with the completion of the PCC-Muir Steering Committee's task last June, ended last Thursday as the Associated Student Body Board approved a cartoon of the new college's mascot, the Lancer. Credit for the actual drawing of the mascot goes to Phil Nollar, a PCC sign arts student. Behind his work and the version of the Lancer finally accepted are months of research of the ASB Board.
Responsibility for the project was carried by a subcommittee of the board under the chairmanship of Ed Johnson and Hudson Drake.
Almost every period of history from the ancient Egyptian through comparatively modern ages offered a Lancer for consideration. Final choice was made of the character from the Graeco-Roman period, since there is more possibility of characterization with the warrior of this period than the heavily-armored lancers of later times.
Months of work went into the final version of the PCC Lancer in order that his picture might be as accurate as possible.
Lancer Mascot
November 24, 1954
Greek Version of Warrior Wins OK
Work on a project that began with the completion of the PCC-Muir Steering Committee's task last June, ended last Thursday as the Associated Student Body Board approved a cartoon of the new college's mascot, the Lancer. Credit for the actual drawing of the mascot goes to Phil Nollar, a PCC sign arts student. Behind his work and the version of the Lancer finally accepted are months of research of the ASB Board.
Responsibility for the project was carried by a subcommittee of the board under the chairmanship of Ed Johnson and Hudson Drake.
Almost every period of history from the ancient Egyptian through comparatively modern ages offered a Lancer for consideration. Final choice was made of the character from the Graeco-Roman period, since there is more possibility of characterization with the warrior of this period than the heavily-armored lancers of later times.
Months of work went into the final version of the PCC Lancer in order that his picture might be as accurate as possible.