Baptist College at Charleston - Cutlass Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1983 volume:

fxlfwg 11, 4 M N 11.-,.. . 1- ,v r 5 v'D 'L J 9 P , ,. Qgifr -4 J 'n 1.A l' nl... CUTLASS 1 983 Baptist College at Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina CONTENTS: Porriciporion Educorors Individuols Comperifion Involvemenr Commerce Review Index Closing 2 44 74 128 162 200 221 2341 240 T Q ONE ON ONE . . . the meoning goes much deeper thon the words. Boptist Col- lege hos mony different types of relotion- ships, Through these relotionships, strong bonds of friendship form. At Boptist College, friendships ore mode thot will lost forever. Students know eoch other on o one-on-one bosis. Eoch yeor gives rise to o new opportunity to meet onother closs of students. Freshmen ore greeted with open orms by the up- perclossmen. By the end of the yeor, everyone hos formed friendships ond the memories thot occompony them. Students ot Boptist College ore very for- tunote to hove o concerned, hord-working foculty ond stotf. From the beginning, pro- fessors welcome students ond ore in- terested in their coreer gools. The od- ministrotive stoff is olwoys reody to lend o helping hond. The mointenonce workers spreod hoppiness wherever they go. Together, the stotf mokes ottending college on enjoyoble experience. lndividuolity is perhops the greotest ospect of Boptist College. Becouse the school is smoll, students hove omple oppor- tunities to express themselves, Eoch person is known by nome, not by o computer number. The ossets of ottending o smoll, personol college greotly outweigh being 1 ' J S ll H I 1 if H H . A , I 4 . . 1. r:.i'l4i..ef',.IL - A .. . Q 3' ' W I 5 E ' + L N , ,S just onother foce in the crowd or o Iorge university, The moin reoson for otrending college is. of course, to complete onother phose of educorion. College bridges the goo bet- ween childhood ond odulthood, Students become prepored mentolly, os well os physicolly, for the world oheod of them, lt gives them the opportunity to begin o one-on-one'l correspondence with the outside world, After completing college, students ore reody to occept the chollenge of life thot lies before them. At Boptist College, relotionshios grow for more thon friendships. Everyone involved becomes o port of o wonderful fomily. Whether we reolize it or not, we oll grow together os brothers ond sisters, blossoming under God, our Fotherc Every student Ieov- ing Boptist College goes with the memories of o very speciol port of his or her life, Hond in hond with their well-deserved degrees, groduotes will hove mony one-on-one relotionships thot they will remember forever. No motter whot roce, color, or religion onyone moy be, we ore oll equol in our Boptist College fomily. The very soeciol bonds of love thot ore formed will be cherished in eoch ond every students heort. Everyone ot Boptist College fits together os one big, hoppy fomily, Participation f 3 ONE CN ONE CHARLESTON , . . o rornon- tic city by the seo, rich in history, ond olive with beou- ty ond entertoinrnent. For the young in oge or the young ot heorr, Chorleston offers moonlight strolls olong the beoches dotted by unpretentious lighthouses, A wolk olong the inner city streets would leod to the slove morket setting, busy with souvenir soles. To slow the poce, o quick stop ot Swensen's lce Cream Porlor offers o refreshing treot. Then on to such lond- morks os the Bottery, Roin- bow Row, ond the Dock Street Theotre, where history speoks out. Little known, but highly significont, ore the four F? I .:,,!. I 4 f Participation Corners of Low ot the in- tersection of Meeting ond Brood Streets The Low of God, the Low of Country. the Low of County, ond the Low of City ore represented. Also not to be forgotten, just outside the heort of the city, the mony gordens ore woiting to welcome thousonds of visitors eoch yeor. Comeros con eosily copture the colorful boclsdrop settings to lseep memories olive Romonce, history, ond entertoinment . . how con you seporote one from the other, when they oll spell CHARLESTON. ' ' ' PLACES I 1 ri r ' 1 Q r..e .El au.. ..L-'- v ? F- at yi Q31 r . . 3-4 ..' J Af,r 2 1 Participation f 5 FUNKY. 6. 'ffl -T' Rombow Row Publrc Morlser Dock Street Theorre Swensen's The Bottery Y ' ' f . . ll , . IJ . , 1 . .f eg'? 'L 'S , 5. 5 .' :G fu I , r Jr. ,gs i-35 '- ' if wf ,mf -, ', . 'L' '- T., 5 1, T, s ref '. I - ' 4: , ' ff? ' Q96 ff ' 3 1,2 V a:. H...a V fi ' 4' f ff :'f'., e. , '03 .ja-ll wlkplm 4 f n'i'1wa,s . 4 ., :, -jgfgi U55 Yorktown Isle of Polms Chorles Towne Londing Moruon Sqoore Chorlesfon Mormo '1.Nd'xb,.,' Em . ' S W NC' 4 X A EJ K. Q, kv Q kk ' x xi A 7 ff' f . 0 J-I N - 'Nw N H13 Qi:- N 5 all W 2' xx f ' 5. Wh A t N fa. x ' ' Y Q ,4 g In -N-2 i '-- s fn.. ,f , X I ' ' I 8 T ,Nl :V I ..g. 2 D . -Q A ' so I 'A Y 1-A-'U I , . 1 7 - . I 5? 5 f ff ff I 1 , 1 ' X -9' 6.1 -1 all u 1 E + 2 4 ll I . E l o M11 V 1 , v 4 ' '- ' 1 I i W - ' . l. 1 Partlcipatuon v 7 PEOPLE . . o roinbow or Boprisr College. Srudenrs come from oll over the world ro enrer o new ex- perience in life, The mojori- ry of srudenrs or BCC hove grown up in South Corolino, while some peo- ple rrovel mony miles from rheir homes. The inferno- rionol siuoenrs deserve speciol recognirion for ieoving their fomilies ond cusroms ro srorr o new odvenrure or Boprisr College. The srudenrs or BCC en- rhusiosricolly porricipore in mony differenr ciubs. The members of rhe Boprisr Siu- denr Union shore fun ond fellowship together. In ' T the different froternities ond sororiries on cornpos students become 'brothers ond sisters in o lifetime of memories People come to Boptist College with rnony dif- ferent educotionol gools They olso possess mony different tolents Sonne con sing, some ore intellectuole ly gifted, ond some hove excellent leodership potentiol The color of Boptist Col- lege is enhonced by its wide voriety of people As o roinbow shines ocross the slsyi BCC hos found its pot of gold in its people ond their dreorns for tornorrow I,-Y,o o s E . '.,.t,,,,v 1--. so Inrernorionols ROTC Sororiries Doy Students WW in ?' 2 1 fe? sf' 2 10 ! Participation Foculry AEDP Frorermries Sroff . Us R I 4.4. my 2 -q-li A -Q 4 Wm ,,,, V 4-'f fl ' 1. 9 5-'C f I 'X I fl ' 121 : wfmff , . M? U' :H Avy .5 'sky ' ., -1 Q. tv 2 ',,Y,. ' U If - 'gg' ag: :fi I N ' i ,. p'. , 7. f . U ' , -' ... .-4 -Q. P' N i. , A N Q.-. J. ' ' L A ' ' . i .dl -' NY A J pri x ' A fi' h X l ' U 'A ,.4' y ' i X 4 Q V -, - ' H 1 , N ' H .. I 1' 4 :pl I: .' . n 55 I L if 1 1 R-gg. our if 1 lu ,gf- 1'Y' 5x,,fNJ ' 'Ti bl i Participation f 1 'K' o 314,13 l W! nd +:,.'s PAST it reoches out for you ocross the yeors. One con not help but look bocls ond remember the beginnings ond the ends, the friendships formed, ond the lives thot were touched. All of the memories come flooding knock, ond you wonder . . . how did whot I recoil from yesterdoy turn into todoy? Boptist College begon os o dreom of the Boptist Con- vention ond of Dr. Homricls in 1965, ond slowly thot dreom become reolity. From 500 ocres of wooded lond, o college wos born. Enrollment storted with 500 students ond 15 full- time reocherst The closses 12.81 , ,' Q-L2 were held in the Educotion Building of the First Boptist Church of North Chorleston. while construction begon on the compus northwest of Chorleston Loolsing bocls, you see how everything worked together to form o speciol Unity ond bond throughout the compus. Troditions were storted, clubs were formed ond memories were mode The school hos chonged ond grown, ond the spirit of the students hos grown with it Boptist College hos evolved into 0 college with o hope for the future ' ' ' PAST VFX .list ..',Y., Q: - i 34.4 H Participation K 13 Sire Prepororion The Dusr Bowl FirsrClosses 5 -,.-P' W Q ,. 56 ,QL ' ' X 'l .la V 3' fl 11 -v , 'swf-,Z 1 rv. 5-A:Ai?,,iiii:.'S L :IAM ' , ,- . . 1. ww -Q W .Q ' 'Ln A523 f A., li - ' -. J - , T- 'ff Ji ' ,1 W X ' -'V 'i 'Wf47--Naval, . ' 'i1's'!W?l5 5' f' f FW' N QE....m'f 3' ev 11,-2, .!v A 'f x xy . K I - l:f,,,, M 'sf fl.. , ,.,f,,.wi,. Q ' A , A ., in wk. A -,NK 4' :gy -. F. 1.4. fl.. , . . fr I. , N J LJ. V fi '- -'-r ' if 2 3 A' '- NV 'f-'QV 4 4 'r 'W 'M 6 ma 'Y 23 ' . V ,e -- -5 5 ci ,. HQ- i-wins I , C f-'ij . 5 I ,ff f-'h, '1 f a ii 9' i 1 +9 4 - .- +C Q v ' ' 1 1.35 A 4' -f ' 1. 7 --...-cgi' V .. fir :gf f i T 1 1 K -5? ,I-'N 14 I Participation 'iflnu-...., ,,,.., 9 xi-an-I ff I I is - if .vt 'qi I, 5 ,fqitza iv.-.,l -. I 1 , BAPTIQLQQNKERGE 'ro as sun: on 'rr-us t 500 ACRE SITE Groundbreolsinqs Dedicorions Pogeoms UZUL. is ,. 0211 70 S W-11 fl' 30411 1'-mv ff in fl UU Participation I 15 PRESENT . . A ir is here now ond inviring you to rolse port. Yesrerdoy is posr ond tomorrow is our of reoch, our rodoy is ovoiloble, Todoy, Freshmen ore new, scored, ond ex- ciredg Sophomores, od- jusred ond prepore Juniors, reody for rhi Senior yeorg on Seniors, content or hoppy. All ore eoger live rodoy for oll i worth. Todoy flowers bloo oll overg rodoy ri x , . 1 X x 1- f l reflecrrons of the 5olor ponels reoch ro the 5lsy- rodoy opposrre srdes of Lolse Bogwell ore loaned by o new bridge: ond rodoy, os ln rne posrr our beourrful sonsers ore worrning everyones heorrs Todoy rs nere Boprrsr College rs reooy We ore growrng, ond even os present becomes post, the beoory of rne present wall rernoin rne beoury wnrcn rs Boprisr College ' ' ' PRESENT kf5':.hel! :'qg5 A 'Q 'V g'A '4 'I 7-1, 1's1.1,1,- wxy, .-I ly ' r Participation I 17 wmv. , , , f 1 :L, ' 08: 'J . Y 4 2 ' . L! Incoming Freshmen Ornenrotuon Compolgns V ?.f'1 634.1 YWIF. ' P cm Y KL' . Q, . 1+ hi ' 1 X In Hi Solor Energy The Golley Video Gomes TT 3 YK ' A A L.: Y lg lnhbfof ' I f , ff, fffnflmfzw 1 ' ' M M ' E . 94 , I' , A - ' A v - e I x 'V' 4, m , ' HB' 3 ,A , ' E Qawegw , ee e - if Mau M I- I 1 . .r J. g. 'L '14 M in. ' ' ., - -1-I--f-4 fi- 'H --v f.f w f . ,,:f11.i., . -, , '- 4M fff4f55':w-f -M ,A 3, .Wuxi L, . .- 'ig , v f '- Z1 w.4:x S.-. 113 ' f in I M xA ' l'? a. S I sn .1 N! i -SL, ' ' ,I -. -- 1 ' s ZL- fyilb-Q. .. ,v-1. Lv. ' i. .5 .by N... Participation X 19 1 982 MAY DAY Spring is o time for flowers ond beouty. Boptist College selected the month of Moy to show forth the beouty here on compus. This speciol ceremony begon with the proces- sionol of the selected ottendontsz Shoron Besseche, Myro Compbell, Liso Horris, Vicki Heiser, Dorcos Herring, Celeste Kellum, Kothy Kiesel, ond Lee Ann Mullins, Moy Queen wos 20 X Participation e ' 419 Molly Brown ond ner Mold of Honor wos Robin Brown Music wos provided by the Jozz Bond, Becky Wotson, ond Dr Cut- tino, who song o solo in honor of the Queen Six children delicotely wropped the Moyoole os students, porents ond foculty together enjoyed this speciol celebrotion of spring CUR REIGNING QUEEN 3x s J l '1-i Participation i 2 STUDENT LIFE 'f' -. I I 4 K ,W i . X v -L .4 J ,, 4 1 W. ,ja 1 ,, L, di f if 5,4 if A l '74 ' ' 7 'f l- - 40' ,.,5, v . 1 + 'L' 'gh ai A v1' ,'Q-5' el ', ff' Ip V , W ,,.f-...., A xi 0 .- X I , ' it , 05 ,,A 5 I X '- gl 0 ' 1 . WIXX 1 it-' I E Y -...'--,,, '-1 Q - n A an-li N- ' -......-. . iff g.T..,.- W 9 K ,g,., - , 1 H . 4 Z 49 5 'S 22 I Participation AT BAPTIST COLLEGE 1 1 5 + 1 .-- X-K Q 'Vt Part Qpat on 23 n1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1 I U h- 24 I Participation in 1 , ' x . I JE' 'fx f-4 , , V .0 ' in- ' 9 F5 fa' 75.1 ki... -ff i i i i ji I i i . ,IN ii ,. i i C -H lj ii iii i ' ..-.'ff ,If.T.-,I,,.L A ,. 4 1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1on1o IT -A. - -.. - ,1 ...... ' , ,'i. x I f rx -'r I 1 . A . ,J Participation 1 25 X L 1 26! Partlclpatuon 1.1.1 'ey -NE, 'N if Q 'ln Ffa: HI -1 vw N C 4 .' a 1 . -1 4 - Q fr. ma 4 sk! if- Q I' Q 1 W4 'J ' 7 f 1 J V' wi I T, 0? :itll L X .!- 1. K 5 5 X ,I - I if: - -17 . 45' f .. r 'Y I A' J n 4 '31 XX N X , t by J F fl'v ,yi 2 Participation 127 1 on 1 ORIENTATION ook-any G 7' Q FORA TOM Orrentotton served os o chonce for Freshmen ond Upperclossnnen to get ocquotnted Heoded by Tarn Lowtng ond Motsholl lvesr the Ortentotton Comrnrttee provtdeci such octtvtttes os Four Ploy, 0 donce Q Watermelon Cutting The Prestdents Receptton Q Tcgur of Chttrlf--,ton Und at ftff'NOVt't', dtsploy All of ttw-,e fwerrts, Nr-fe qwtrent towotds rrtolatnq the ire-,tnttrten und trungter students feel or euse end rt gow thent nn op portuntty to rnolse trtends tn fun fe-xctttrtg wuyz olcws , A '-HH' JH ' 'Q ..l -1 ., I ?' X Parttctpatt-'rt Orientotion Orientotion Orientotion Orientotion Orientotion I iv 1119 f it fl 301 Participation 1 K lv, Oriemorion Orienrorion Orienrorion Oriemoruon Grne-motion K x x Participation I 31 Fireworks light up the sky . . . In celebration of the new yeor. I N -'Sl K fN- ug-- Boptist College foced its students ln 1982-83 with o plunge toword the future The compus begon to be refoced with the consrructron of the new chopel, solor energy for the dorms, ond on oll-oround new look for the future The new school yeor begon with excitement ond promised o greot yeor for onxrous students, ond BCC compus reflected both the excitement ond the promrse, x. aci- -.-. -4- 42' - -.A . Q 'I N-IP-:xx ' 'icii' 7, 'I I ' l ' ' - l a 1 n I 1 M- N N Q Q., Mrk-wllaocsn.-Old-1-I QK--J 'MN A A' Hmgr.-,..-,,lL...1k-. ---'PL-I 4. .1--4'. H - A 5 K, Y wrtlhsgi,-' r Qi,--N x igtiivfgfts., N' so 0 'L 1, -'Z : , LT-I' gh I Q an I Q!!-I-' 1 Q. N 4 . 'frrf 4- i' I c. sw, - -' Z, Qavvfc f .2- 2 ,r Q- ACTIVITIES OF THE f fl nan! '77 Y PJ 6. if - ' ' .:.ff'-. .Q 1275 ,gs Q .M fix.. 5 T :. ip it A-vi. . 2.225 , fi' ' N W i - I 4 . , .,L 7 Q' X f ,fi jf i i .J - nb ll pf- -fl N ,Wh 3' , 34 I Participation 1 982-83 SCHODL YEAR l al P -i 2 v . 3 I Part clpat o 1 fwwkx -Ah ,, UVA!! ' 4.4 .uf-J If ,. W ,hp H, . Y V O ' l ,QM . by yfwmu, 4 . iii' L41 XV, ef X' 4- :sv .N . 'M V 4'-5' vf, 5 isis , Y: ' Fix. , r :f J 'X A ff: -11-it :+A jQ73.HA , , l I . -571 1. ,wf ,wa ,-, .Mn . . if g,-' 1 Q A, ,, ,, V ,' O4 '4Q,212'-521.y'- 9-.- --Ng 3' ia. P F . 9, 36 f Participation 4 4.- 4-1' ' .., ' X' Hvtbsilmtvv 4: I 1 di' B vi 1 4 X -CMI JN 'K iff LQ? fi i' i ,. a - - ' H- JV, 4 ' ' ' 'xt A A 'Q lx ' S 9' 1 5 Q . of V: . 5' f ' - aj ii A 1 , f 5 f 1 . W ' . I . A 4 f f W. ' Q F x '- ' I 'xx 'P' J ' . .- '-'Y,Q1,g,l- -ff ' '- -1 Q 'X . - - we-,V .. , 1 V- F. A x , 4 -X -w? -?x?f'wg,, ,JX 111 .' f ifffw , 'v1.- ftf. ' '- H- ' Ju, 4.1: ,..,,' ' ' .hu .-t rf kr ,-1. . .2 A-J.: 'P- f-f ' i . A ..f J 'D 1 a' ' T7 'ifv I Participation 137 j STUDENTS LEARN lT'5 When it comes time to do some serious studying it seems there's olwoys something el you'd rother be doing. And there's olwoys o doy thot's roiny or too cold when going to clc seems senseless ond crowling bock in bed is the Iogicol olternotive. i 4 i H. 3 Q S it X if J 'S H .i Mgt 38! Participation in if f NOT ALL FUN AND GAMES So often when people tolls obout their college doys they don't mention the grind of endless books to be reod ond ossignments to be turned in, Whether pleosonr or not, Ieorning is whot college is oll obout 1721 Q sf , . 1 ' T . ll' g I Wit. ' ' N 1 1 ' 'Kar v in 7 ,r-A is 'I 4 . N is N l xx 4 ya- X9 if ' ,fe , A e A , ,li . ,Z C L V L fu f , , ,sy .2 f ,, Yvm W it 'QL . D P 1 ,IU Q , 4, 7 ' ' '. I 1 n , . QA. t . I I Qi 5 . up I I f , '14 x x h I vw ,. K ,a X U 5 sk' fi, r , r' ' I -4 1 -r I , -V Aqyzu, '15 LIN ' t 40 I Participation rfffy rim? , ' s . , ,t A ' 'isw tf W g .Q ., , 4 .C Q X, V . 'I , Y, ,, E. Q . Q si? R HOMECOMING - A NIGHT OF It wos the big night everyone hod woited for - Homecoming. The first holf of the boslsetboll gome wos filled with excitement ond mounting tension. Thirty lovely girls were vying for the honor of being Homecoming Queen: Anne Morie Bishop, Sigmo Kop- po Alpho, Deb Brittoin, Alpho Rho Omego, Michelle Brown, Student Notionol Educotion Assoc., Tommy Butts, Senior Closs, Myro Compbell, Alpho Phi Omego, Denise Comer, Phi Delto Chi, Trocy Compton, Tri Psi Chi, Angelo Crouch, Freshmon Closs, Deboroh Crout, Art Club, Dee Dee Dovenport, Psi Delto Phi, Renee Evons, Americon Chemicol Society, Suson Ferenz, Tou Koppo Alpho, Lindo Gomez, Young Democrots, Liso Koye Heoton, Cutloss, Gregory Hill, ICC, Angie Hinson, FCA, Andreo Hopkins, Alpho Phi Alpho, Pom Horton, x,,Nh. 5, sl, , ' s .' -. wt 1: V. Qwxs 1 t' . , ,s W, 'Q gear. ff?-,142 - CM A- ' :swf 1, ' ':,f.m'fii ' . ,V .sys x 1-3 Q, -fl, ef3.f'.gf'- ss 'i fi--gf ' 'fi 1112 2'Ww5 fw'?b'1 fs ' .T .gvxyxt fi,-1 .eg C xy. MA. ,. . :- W visirutff, A S S :wigs J SHN l i?i' .31 -iff. ff' ies. f , Whiaiwa - if ,C 1 -Q g Y! g,,,L,gw,i 2 1 - ' fffgikf tiff, f .4 'IT' A - t ' Lf, SQ ,r Ti , - 'R A , T 1 15E,,En t-lla, Llirlz' X iii ,f -' 'ft . ' A , V .V filli- X C m fs: 4, ,Mg iw 5 Qvmgf:j J, Q. f 9 ,.g,g,,.'YI My-l,, i '1 N - . 'fs H 1 , ,C w . f'9r 95 2, rv 4,-9:7 N , t ff lx '-Mal-lL x ' ,fl ll EXCITEMENT AND MEMORIES Cross-Country Teom: Wondo Johnson, Boon-Prinrf Melindo Livingston, Sophomore Closs Riro Meyerhoeffer, Gommo Bero Phip Melody Olsen, Bero Chip Dono Porricls, Junior Closs, Cheryl Phillips, Senoreg Viclsie Robinson, Afro-Americon Socieryg Renee Rollins Alpho Phi Omegop Korhy Smith, Psi Koppo Phig Jocgueline Sroddoro, Performing Arrsy Cloire Thomp- son, BCC Tennis Teom: Angelo Todd, Cheerleodersg Deooroh Tyner, Acriviries Boord: Amy Weesner, Womens Bosleerboll Teom: Debro Wooren, Mens Trocls, During rhe holfrime oll the time spenr guessing would be over, Anorher Homecoming wos or on end, ond once ogoin o beouriful girl wos chosen ro reign os Queen, 7 AL flee AQ! qylf. S A if is 3 -x 4 .W i 3 Mi N . x V 1 , 2 S 42 f Participation M K , Ph' ' 1 348 STUDENTS BEGIN X-,fer-z il ' 1 A . W1 A .'f'f-'T . J ' i ,sri-w A 1 - L , A. I W2 , . I . , ' Ii , , f-v-nw X -'., ., - A , , ' 1 Y, -n. 'YQ ,Jr . ' , ' ' ' 'X w' 4 f- POQ ' H. Ii ' 54:5 A-ff .nz --+ fi . f'-4 - M Y A my L 11' L ?'fA ivy -. 'Q'-' Kxfixl' ' s fy' :ffl 3 LOOKING FOR JOBS ..,,,, -. 4 QA N fv'.5v 1 UT, ' 0 0 5' O ' +A 2+ , V gf' sv Participation X 43 oculty - They heop homework on us in closs, give tests ot every opportunity ond toke roll only on the doys we miss. Stoff members - They show us to the proper lines, grociously hond us our bills ond occept out checks. BUT - These people shope our lives like few will ever hove the chonce to do ogoin. The foculty molds our thoughts ond helps form our ideols for the future. They toke our embryonic thoughts ond moke us look inside ourselves for the onswers. From them comes our knowledge of the clossics ond views of the world. The stoff members hove tought us the meoning of true dedicotion. They listened when no one else would, ond truly showed their coring, They tought us potience ond the meoning of groce under pressure. Foced with their own poperwork ond deodlines, they stopped to help us with out own problems. Boptist College is smoll enough thot forming close friendships with foculty ond stoff members is relotively simple ond is usuolly encouroged. We've come to see the humon side of these people, ond in doing so, we've leorned to respect them. ,w 44 I Educators 4. 'UP 7 '7 1 S1 T U' -lv -qi- -l' l - ' 3 .-1:1 --ilu-,gl - Q Q Q ,-1 ...- ' . - - I Y., 'W' l wr xv E - 'i Q. A 4 .M , K, Y, ,.- -- S 1-i CUTLASS 1 983 THE IAPTIST CULLEGE AT CHAILESTCI EDUCATORS President of Baptist College - Dr. John A. Hamrick Af' V A-ffl! TRUSTEES - Stonding, L to Rf Dr. Fred K Norris, Jr , Dr. John A. Hornricls, Mr Joseph Corhron, Jr , Dr. Molcolm C Horsey, Mr Austin Shelley! Rev Mormon A Wood- son, Mr, W. Floyd Whitfield, Dr. Hovie D, Revis, Jr , Mr. Williom H Seols, Dr Joseph R, Weber, Dr Robert E Cumno, Dr Douglos N Boker Seoted Dr Elizooeih C Peeples, Dr. Nell P. Lighrsey, Mrs, Robert E, Kirk, Mr G, Dwoine Molphrus, Dr, Bruce A Russell, Dr. Mildred Bomor, Mrs Jocqueline R Hook, Mrs Dororhy R Barnes, Mr. Ronold L, Corroll. Ry! I 'R -e if 13, I -A 'H - Educators f 47 MR CHARLES L. PRICE ' V P for Srudenr Affoirs DR, JOHN ALBERT FINCHER Interim V-P for Acodemic Affoirs -at I lr'-un DRA. KENNERLY BONNETTE DR. R. DAVID HODGE Assistont V-P for Acodemic Affoirs Assistont V-P for Development - Speciol Projects DR. PAUL G. REITZER DR. CHARLES J. SMITH Assistonr V-P for Acodemic Affoirs Assistont V-P for Acodemic Affoirs -R ' 2 1 MR. E. HAROLD KEOWN, JR, Assistont V-P for Student Aftoirs I-an----'P . f , AS-,I I 1 ' A W' o ' D DR. DAVID H. STONE Assistont V-P for Acodemic Administrotion EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES L TO R: Brendo Ayers Leito Brozzell Mory RoI-ses Julio Simms Poulo Shelley Educators f 49 I O mln. '-N-'mmm li . 51' lil f 5 g lst -Xl Joyce B Bogwell - Assistont Professor of Science BA , Furmon University: M.S Ed . Clemson Universi- ty, Grocluote Study, Western Store College of Col- orodo ond Furmon University. . .iefzus J ' 'S' is 'Z . GR, 'gg Q 1 3 Q 'gg ' 25 P ss-- I.. A' ' CN A ,, x O fl Stephen H. Best - Assistont Professor of Biology BS., M.S., Clemson Universityg Study Toword: Ph.D., Clemson University. fs, . lx'-'af 1, Noncy Thompson Bornwell - Assistont Professor of Mothemotics. BS, M.M., University of South Corolino. 4 A if c K 5 . -X, 1 Mortin James Borrier - Professor of Biology ond Choirmon of the Deportment of Biology. BS., M.S., North Corolino Stote Universityg PhD., Clemson University. 50! Educators Helen Bryont Borry - Professor of Psychology ond Choirmon of the Deportment of Psychology. BA.. Winthrop Collegeg M.A., Furmon Universityp Ph.D., lnternotionol Groduote University , Pomelo Doris Bouer - Assistont Professor of Librory Science ond Assistont Librorion - Technicol Processes: B.A., Asbury Collegeg M.L.S., Florido Store University. riw, Samir Theodore S. Blonchord, Jr. - Assistont Professor o Business Administrotion: B.A., College ol Chorlestong M.A., University of South Corolino. 1 Royce W. Brelond, Jr. - Professor of Business Ad ministrotion: B.S., College of Chorlestong M.B.A. University of South Corolinog Ph.D., University ol Georgio. 1 t I , r E. Breuer, Jr. Professor of Education and of the Department: A.l3 l M.Ed , PhD , of South Carolina. oon Buchar - Assistant Professor of Foundation itudies Program: B.A,, M.S4Ed., Southern Illinois Jniversity. 1 osemorie Bufo - Assistant Professor of Founda- iest , MEL on Studies Program: B.S., Seton Hall Universityg t.A.T.. The Citadel. '11 Annetta Caplinger - Instructor of Nursing Educa- riong B.S.N,, Medical University of South Carolina. I Enid R. Causey - Assistont Professor of Library Science and Assistant Librarian - Reference, B.S., Baptist Collegeg ML., University of South Carolina, is A ,, , 0 3-.4 'Q John L Chrrstion - Assistant Professor ot Educa- ttonol Media B S A Louisiana Tech University M S Troy State University A A Xu if - Rf, J iii?-1' .Qt U ,, x 1 ' Eve B. Coleman - Assistant Professor of Founda- tion Studies Program and Assistant Director of the Program B A , University of South Corolino, M Ed A Memphis Stote University, r- Dovid W Cuttino - Professor of Music and Chatr- man ofthe Department of Music I3 S , The Citadel- B SM , M S M , Southern Baptist Theological Seminary' Ph D A Florida Store University Educators ! 51 I O is Sheiio McCIorren Dovis - Associote Professor of History ond Politicol Science B A , Duke University, M A , Ph D, University of Virgtnio R4 ' I I f . I Merle S Doron - Assistont Professor of Librory Science ond Associote Librorion - Reference BA, Florido Store University M A, Florido Stote University Corol Jeon Drowoto - Assistont Professor of English B 5, College of Chorleston, M A T , Duke University Ph D, University of South Corolino 52 f Educators nn A 1,-, fl .. 'T Anthony D Eklund - Assisront Professor of Mothemotics BA, Loyolo College of Boltimoreg M S , Pennsylvonto Stote University, Ph D , Virginio Polytechnic Institute ond Store University f,,.,,,!E::. .. . W2 '-fi: 'S ax 1-X 101, Q 'Y' 1 'L , Thelmo Louise Elkins - Associote Professor of Librory Science, Choirmon of the Deportmentnond Director of the Liorory, B A , Union University, M R E , Southwestern Seminory, M S L S , University of Southern Colifornio fp Q5 F iv A. C Floro - Professor of Business Administration ond Economics ond Choirmon of the Business Ad- ministrotion ond Economics Departments: B.A., MA., University of South Corolinop Ph.D., University of North Corolino. Kenneth H. Foote - Professor of Business Ad- ministrotion. B,S., University of Colorodog M.B.A., Ohio Stote University: C.P.A., Colifornio: Groduote Study Toword Ph.D., Stonford University. Silos H. Gorrison - Professor of English: BA., Fur- mon University, B.D., Th.M., Southern BoptiSf Theologicol Seminory, M.A., Ph.D., University of South Corolino. -, l 4 i 4 Shoron J Gount - Assisront Professor of Heolth and Physicol Educotton B S. Jomes Modison Jniversity: M S, Indiono Universityq Ed S, Eostern Kentucky University: P E D , lndiono University F5 1 I 1 f TL iindo S. Gooding - Assistant Professor of History: LA., College of Chorlestonp MAA, University of tennessee, rwomos H, Gorry - Associote Professor of sychoIogy1 DA., MA., City College of New York' OD., Purdue University. I 1 .Nb Ygft it x ' K s xx Heinz-Jurgen Griebsch - Associote Professor of Foreign Longuoges B A , Albertino University M A,, Mortin Luther University Mory Jone G Homilton - Professor of Business Ad- nninistrotion B S , Winthrop College, Ed M W Univer- sity of South Corolinoq Ed D A Duke University, Post Doctorol Study, University of North Corolino r i it IMI 4 I r lf' .- ' f Corolyn Sue Honcock - Assistonr Professor of Music ond Director of Music Therooy Progrorn I3 M T , M E , Lincoln University 1 -5.4 f 1 I l Jeonette C Hortshorn - Instructor of Nursing Educotion B A , University of Illinois B S N Medicol University of South Corolino N A ff ' Vx Y 'i Gerold R Hosty - Associote Professor of Hrstorv ond Politicol Science I3 S M B A Brodlev Universi- ty M A Ph D Arnericon University LL B Blockstone School of Low Addttronol Caroduore Study l-lorvord ond Northwestern Universrties Educators X 53 t if ,,,.-6 X X ? Cotherine A Hoffmoster - Assistont Professor of Mothernotics B A , M A , Clevelond Store Universi- ty, Study Toword Ph D , Kent Store University ,fr- ' 4.1 ! P .-anf ' x 1 ri fx 3 Xjfsgff Af Stephen Douglos Hudson - Assistont Professor of Chemistry B S , Froncis Morton College, Ph D , University of South Corolino aff ,-19 Katherine M Huger - Assistont Professor of Business Administrotion A U, Bryn Mowr Collegep M A, M A L D, The Fletcher School of Low ond Diplomacy 54 f Educators P Ado Austin Johnson - Professor of Foreign Longuoges ond Choirnnon of the Deportment of Foreign Longuoges AB., University of South Corolinog M,A , University of North Corolinog Ph D., University of South Corolino, L+- H .d ' Vero Fronces Johnson - Associote Professorgof Business Administrotion ond Consultont to the Presi- dent BS., Bob Jones University, M.A., Peobody College of Vonderbilt University, Groduote Studies ot University of Tennessee ond University of South Corolino, I Sue Dolores Jones - Assistont Professor of Speech ond Connmunicotions: A.B., Duke University, M.A., University of North Corolino, Eugene Henry Koester - Assistant Professor of Music: BA. Boptist College ot Chorleston, M.M., University of South Corolino. fl X44 Jerry M. Kerby - Assistont Professor of Aerospace Studies: BS, Northeost Missouri Stote University: MS., Webster College. N ' I rg. 'P w P Victor H Lowson - Asststont Professor of Musrc BS, Unrverstty of Vrrgrnro MM College Conservatory of Musrc, Unrversrty of Crncrnnott. Study Toword PhD , Florrdo Store Unrversaty leotrice Levine - Assisront Professor of Aothemotirs BS., Brooklyn Collegeg M S , Medicol Iollege of South Corolinor I , rr M , uby A. Motthews - Professor of Educotion ond frector of Teocher Troining BS, M Edt Ed D, diversity of South Corohno I O , I -v -., S 1 5 M ! K XL , I fix x Jornes K Moy - Assistont Professor of Criminol Justrce ond Director of the Crirnrnol Justrce Pro- grom BG Ed , University of Nebrosko or Omohof M.A.T ,The Citodel. t Ei Qi ' mix 5' ' Sherley Mervin Moyo - Associote Professor of Religionq BA, Southern Illinors Unrversity BD, Th,M, ThD, Southwestern Boptrst Theologrcol Semrnory r r I I rr Deonno H McBroom - Assrstont Professor of Musrc BM Unrversrty of Wrsconsrn or Modrson M M , Unrversrty of Loursvrlle gl Elizobeth S Mueller-Roerner - Assrstont Professor of Art BA., Universtry of South Coroltno M A Eost Corolino Universrty Donno Myer - Assrstont Professor of Noturol Scrences ond Drrector for the Poroorofess-onol Ruroliy Orrented Home-Fomrly Trornmg Progrorrn BS M S Pennsylvonro Store Unrversrty Cfoduote Studues ot Unrversrry of Mrorn ond Unrvers-tv of South Corolrno Educators 1 55 I O Eltzobeth H, Myers - instructor of Nursing Educo- tion BS N , Medicol University of South Corolino xv Q, Q Y Q' Q Mr 'f diff gf! if 0 I .i ,rf , f A nf' X 's .sc J - - . - 3:5 X 'ff 55 I 'fix -- ' fvff'-v'-1-ev-:Arn F - xt ' S .- Magi' . S. George Niketos - Professor of English, BA, MA, University of South Corolinop Ph.D,, University of Georgio sg V- ,, -nt sh I ' V QW A QW: K s S Q 5 Horner Clyde Odom, Jr. - Professor of Chemistry ond Choirrnon of the Deportment' BA, MS., University of Southern Mississippig Ph.D., Clemson University 56! Educators Horold J. Overton - Associote Professor of English ond Director of English Longuoge Institute I3.A, Mississippi Collegeg B D., New Orleons Boptist Theologicol Seminoryg MA., Ph,D,, Louisiono Store University. ., JF f2 ..,..f rm p 5-R Ernest L, Possoiloigue, Jr, - Associote Professor of Business Administration: BS., University of South Corolinoy M.B.A,, The Citodel 1 Peggy L. Poyne - Acting Director ond Assistont Professor of Nursing: BSN., M.N., University of Mississippi. 3 l , S' fx all Thornos E. Prott - Associote Professor of Religion: BA., University of Corpus Christig B,D., Southwestern Boptist Theologicol Seminoryg M.S., Ph.D., Boylor Universityg Post Doctorol Study, Boylor University, 5. 3 ' 'Q . M ,ff A P i it S A if U . A, Q! 7, '. A . gl A53 i li if 1 Loren E. Radford - Associate Professor of 'Q Mothernotics!Physics ond Choirrnon of the Depart- i ment: BS., University of Woshingtong M.S,, Ph.D., l University of Virginio. i i i l i l l l Carol L Ricketts - Associate Professor of Educa- tion A A r Brevard College BS Ed Western Carolina College M S Ph D Florida State Universi' ity: Post Doctoral Study, Peabody College, Universi- ty of South Carolina l af. 41- l ' J 1 N . r l r l f I ' ,t 1 1 -' . l I i 3 K w . . t Stanley F Ricketts - Assistant Director of Business .Administration and Director of External Programs 3 S, Baptist College at Charleston: M A, Central Michigan University Q: James C 5 Rivers - Professor of English BS Clemson University M A , Ph D , University ot South Carolina James E Roberts - Professor of Aerospace Studies and Chairman of the Department BS Baylor University M C S Texas A 6 M University Tunis Ramern - Assistant Protffssrrr or lm ltrslstne College M A Ufirm-rar, University Ol Texas at Artstrri glint fl A . . rlif ip 1 ,l .da - 1' -t . .2 , b ,- ,p :PL u- P. I F 4, V F.. i f, 'll ' - ry ' . :' - fy 14 ' - 4-s - . , 5. x 4 .f 1 'Q-' Q I -Q.. i' 'Q , sv A I 1 , ,xx Georgia Ann Schlau - Assistant Professor at Foreign Longaages D A M A Un ve'st, fr' Sttt' Carolina Graduate Studies at Ohio Store v, ,V-4 ig -. xt. . E. Rison - Professor of History AB James C Serrle f Assoqdte Pftessf' A' es College: MA , PhD,University ofColifor- OWU DNSCCJ FJ-IPOD JA 5'3 - OfLO5Ang9Ie5 D09Q r'Po' of r-iejilt' ,ff 5 S13 . , U A Forman Un vewt. FV C l Un -9's'v l . l Educators 5 I O ,x,. is , O ' J Xl Kothryn M Shorpe - Professor of Sociology. Chorrmon of the Deportment, ond Director of Acodemic Advising of the Foundotrons Studies Pro- grorn A B , Piedmont College M A , University of North Corolino, Ph D , U S C Dorryl A Spencer - Instructor in English Longuoge Institute D A , Tronsylvonio University, M A , Eostern Kentucky University 'j,,1, i 1:1 .1 xl Dovid L Stone - Assistont Professor of Aerospoce Studies B S , University of Nebrosko, M A , Webster College Grohorn Tomlinson - Assistont Professor of Sociology. BA., University of South Corolinog MA., Socromento Store Universityg PhD., lndiono University -if , -'25, I A in ,, Q tt 'Fr I . ,If ' Q 1 fy!! . - 4. J 1. i Ai x ' V F 4 I ,, x x. ,V Y X I Lindo Cochron Tyler - Assistont Professor of Librory Science ond Assistont Librorion - Circulo- tion ond Reference: B.A., Converse College: MLS , George Peobody College. T Sonclro Lee Tolorico - Assistont Professor of Physicol Educotion B S , M A , University of Floridog 343 Groduote Study ot Florido Stote University ' ' 5 .Ti El' r Hozel Stewort - Assistont Professor of Lowrence W, Vonello - Professor of Speech ond t Mothemotics AB, Fisk University, MAT, The Crtodel 58 f EduCalOrS Drorno ond Choirmon of the Department: I3.A., Montcloir Stote College: MA., Ph,D., Ohio University lil l -Q. X 1, J 5 ii' N . P ,A I, Theron Otis Wolker - Assistont Professor of Physics: DS., Furmon Universityg MS., PhD., Cleme son University Uoseph M. Word - Associote Professor of Art ond !Choitmon of the Deportment: AB., University of lKentuckyg M,A., Eost Tennessee Store University: .Study or Arnericon Acoderny of Art, Philodeiphio College of Art, ond George Peobody College. ,Ay ,J 1 ,L 1' ,lu 15- -- I I O 5 -:Li Turner Wiilford, Jr - Assistont Professor of Aerospoce Studies B A , Florido Atlontic University MSA , Pepperdine University 'U' 2 :tv Chories F. Welty - Assistont Professor of Physicol -i Education. BS., MS., West Virginio University ' 1 Fred L Worthy - Assistont Professor of Physics ond Mothemoticsz A Bw Colorodo Stote Collegep M A T . Colorodo Store Universityg Groduote Study ot University of North Corolino, University of South Corolino ond Clemson University, 'i 4 Q si A I- 1 'W- Educators I 59 60 ! Educators If N I N A ff ' Q1 NATURAL SCIENCE - L ro R Pony Avererr, Mmhele Illmg SOCIAL SCIENCE - L to R- Mory Teosrer, Mory Purvis, Rose Boston. 'er ' ms f ot! 0.0 Q 161513 Q1 HUMANITIES - Sronding, L ro R Soson Worrhy, Foy Wiles, Erhel Croft, Cheryl Uodiford Seored- Ado Horrmono r O O T lllx lll .ll ,. ll 'dl , . -'Km 44: ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT - L to R1 Phil Carter, Amelia Martin, David Burke, Wayne Ennbry, Howie Bagwell, Ralph Ciabonoru, Howard Bagwell, Bull Busrle, Eddle Mar' quez, Taylor Brooks, Gloria Flinner. 1 u 1 1 if l 4' 151 ' LA , ' 1 . V 0 4? l AFROTC - L to R: Staff Sergeanr Diana L. Tucker, Par Weaver, Tech Sergeant William C. Hannah J' ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT I AFROTC L.. Educators f 61 621 Educators O 0,0 '95- plan-- Luv' Af cm. xi i ' ,ff X Q me Ml EXE. f Y , - A I '-at fr no , 1, N 6 554, 'if- NJ N 4 V 4 REGISTRAR5 OFFICE - Sronding, L ro R, Bonnie Gregg, Morrho Broome, Chorlorre Srinchcomb, Non Hoyes, Deboroh Moore, Jeonnie Norris. Seored: Dr. Dovid H. Stone 'F 'VKX 4 ang nf Awarfwa in DEVELOPMENT - L to R: Phil Bryant, Bill Koopmon. DEVELOPMENTXSPECIAL PROJECTS Secretory - Bur- ' REGISTRAFYS OFFICEIDEVELOPMENT ' 'n If M COUNSELORS - Stondlng, L ro R Eddie Morquez, Amy Arledge, Shelioh Durhom, Melundo Mitchum S -mv' di - ' x nw, S xi. SECRETARIES - Sronding, L ro Rr Joon Lindsey, Lindo Kingery Seored Noreen Vogt, Korhy Revull ADMISSIONS Y? eored Wolker Wrrghr, Borboro Meod Q. Educators rf 63 I I I ' .Il 64 I Educators I It BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF - Bock Row, L ro R: Sondy Hormon, Rlro Chopmon, Koy Korplnen, 2nd Row: Vlckle Horrls, Dorothy Howell, Por Rovenel, Jessle Singleton Moggle Morrhews. From Row: John Crowford, Jonlce Kerr, Pom Jenklns, Bob Connelly. f lf I LOANS PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR Stone, od nl 'J' ' 'l-n- 'F ,L Colvin PAYROLL DIRECTOR - Fronces Stone, COMPTROLLER -- Royce Drelond Ill ,Z ' fl QC , I I 41 .6 J' I ANCIAL AID - Sronding, L ro R Don Austin, Tom Deon, Edith Wofford, Condnce Quinn Seored Eorl Block i I 'li' Q7 xl XA PROCESSING - L ro R: Brendo Monning, Borboro Brodhom, Debbie Knight, Chorles Gelino i E FINANCIAL AIDIDATA PROCESSIN Educators 65 AEDP-VETERANS AFFAIRS - L to R Iam Jones, Sylvno Srmrh, Rosemorie Boker, Corlo Dovis, Jock Reeves. Ji . 1 Q.,-an-Q . JA' INTERNATIONAL SERVICES DIRECTOR - Lorry Thompson. 51 1 ? , i wx. V 1 5 r ff! wax- -u -Q. , INTERNATIONAL SERVICES - Dwight Ives, f' 1111 1- f .4 E ,.ip1 ' f ff R wi TS AEDP I VETERAN' AFFAIRSIINTERNATIONAL SERVICES C O 1. P .. CENTER - L to R Myrrle Dorren, Willie Sykes, Ann Crocker Cormichoel, Tom Guerry 1 I - 1 l l l . . L f J' MMUNICATIONS - Don Winsreod, Esther Touchberry, F POUNSELING CENTERICOMMUNICATIONS Educators f 67 68 I Educators za'- A l Y Q ' A T-ei . Q 3 1 ' A , S, ' 5 4 1- F r e W ww- E n .,.- -l K lu: 4: AW ' Q STUDENT HOUSING - L to R Deobne Donbor, Mory Koons, Corol Plecker, Horold Mock, Normo Herring, Mickey Cockerill, Liso Chopmon. STUDENT ACTIVITIES - L ro R. Noncy Burke, Eloine Henderson, STUDENT HOUSINGISTUDENT ACTIVITIES f ' 'ao f '3 f -v-.- .V .-1--fr New . -. Ay .11-.Iv-1 x1 n 1 N W r 1 1 N r 34 541 Db iBRARY - Bock Row, L to R: Jeonnie Wolters, Bob Toylor Arh Row Borboro Lewis, Cornenne Gernnon Myro Jrnks 3rd Row Mooreen Arkrnson Jody Sn- rr Helen 5:0 b. 2 V ' ' ' O U nd Row.W1Ille Sykes, Suson Robertson, Brendo Krngery Fronr Row Dorlene Huddle Colleen Pellonr Brendo Smrrn ? LIBRARY 1 Educators f 69 70 I Educators ' 'aa E e 2 ,N Q , if ' s Q , w U Jil, 'fm 1 ff 7! .V . . 5 . : 'sf '- H ' X , W , Aim E if ,N O N i ,., , ,I N.'Yf 3 if K 5 E ff 5 x,.,-vw'-4' .mir vu POST OFFICE - Kothy Wode, Normo Rice. , , , , ,M Q-Q Q A wx N P: 1. f-F ww.. W- : , , fs , ,X xwgs ,ht xm, Y an N W, N - 1: 'ivl S X .X X . W! F BOOKSTORE - Pot Jomes, Chorlene Austin, Corol Brody. POSTOFFICEIBOOKSTORE n 'v. , f.. -- L to R: Lawrence Shuermonn, Williom Door, Fronk Conord. l -K 1 ' I ' 1. I SECURITYISCHOOL NURSE Educators I 71 72 I Educators Q O.. x, AQ. f-if in MNH PRINT SHOP - Stonding, L to R, Kothy Pelton, Glodos Ziegler, Ruth McGee, Seoted: Ken Nichols. r Ui M'-ff fe! ifwriiiii if GLADIEUX DIRECTORS - L to R: Keith Suiter, Tolie Poyne. Nor pi turedg Dovid Wogner. GLADIEUX STAFF June Allen, Lindo Ambrose, Mornie Cobb, Henry Cobbs, Debro Fleming, Melvin Hoynes, Almo Roe Jenkins, Tyrone Mortino, Edith McFadden, Josephine McKnight, Lindo Moorer, Mitch Poyne, Moxine Richordson, Potricio Skeeter, Ronold Wode, Deloris Zeigler PRINT SHOPIGLADIEU L- i I 5 N Lfx I . X IROUNDS i 1 I I H X i: Ji 9 -Q., ?lDv--,,. .1l'L -S-., NNQ - Sronding, L ro R' Roosevelt Sampson, Wolrer G Shue Seored Morgorer Bornes Nor Picrured Doug Nolley, Edword Bloke n w w A L v I ,Fin 1 f' .1 ,,,.4 51 P' . f fi 5 lm l L . we -- 4 Y , P A s' .. ,r N .Q n of -L, 'r' L Bush, Somuel Docfor, Cliff Docrorg Nor pictured: Jornes Sreworf ROUNDSIMAINTENANCE 'ff -V4 ,-nf .4 '4 sl of I O X?- tx 'L 31' f. Front Row, L TO R1 John Srillinger, Howord Hutchinson, Horold Groy Joel Druggers CIIH Wlllnoms Som Beoufon Bock Row L ro R Aorohorn Docror Educators f 73 honges ore o regulor port of ony student's life. Eoch yeor thot o student progresses toword groduotion is onother step in the tronsition stoge of life beyond college. Students orrive ot college os Freshmen, full of ideols ond dreoms. They've set gools for themselves ond ore storting the long, often frustroting rood they must trovel to meet these gools. During the yeors those gools will chonge, but most students meet the chollenge heod on. Their noive spirit is reploced by moturity, ond boldness by humility. They reolize whot it's like to ogoin be on the bottom of the totem pole, ond this itself is occepted os o chollenge to strive forword. Sophomores ond Juniors often wonder if they'lI ever finish college. Sophomores suffer through choosing mojors, ond Juniors are distressed ot chonging mojors. Juniors feel os if they're on the other side of the hilI, while Sophomores ore just beginning to climb. The bosic courses ore olmost complete ond the more demonding, but more sotisfying, courses con be token. The responsibilities pile up but so do the emotionol rewords. Seniors spend their lost yeor looking both forword ond bockword. They ore storing up memories for future reference ond moking plons for their new lives. They've reoched o point where they know their own Iimitotions. Some begin to feel os though the whole process is storting over. They ore once ogoin ot o ploce of chonge, ond they're unsure but ideolistic. CHANGE - It hoppens to everyone. 74 lllndlviduals x A TH9BH1'lLCagG?AT Elgggllll INDIVIDUALS Individuals I 75 SENIORS Four yeors worth of closses, tests, ond octivities ore drowing to o close. We, os Seniors, look bock constantly ot this lost yeor ond try to copture moments we wont to remember forever. There ore mixed feelings of hoppiness ond confusion mingled with coses of senioritis. The gool of o college degree hos been ochieved, but by meeting thot gool, we ore leoving behind ctll thot we hove held deor for so long. We continuolly strive onword, seeking new gools, content with our post ond hoppy with our memories of college life ond the influence it will olwoys wield in our lives. Seniors - o finol chopter in one sense, but it is the opening of o lifetime oheod. Chollenges foce us os we strive to moke o go of it in on inflotionory ond unemployment-stricken world. Yet, with greot minds ond preporotion, we eogerly step into the world with high expectotions, knowing thot we ore our own limitations! CLASS UF 1 983 ,-M.. J i BEBRA ABRAHAM Sociology Cureshom, SC DONNA ALEXANDER English, History North Chorlesron, SC AHMAD BAKHSHI Economics, Moth Chorleston, SC RlCHARD T BANKS, II Moth Charleston, SC RACHINE ANDERSON Criminol Justice Chorleston, SC 1 xx 4 . KAREN BARROW Physucol Educotion Augusto, GA ROBERT A, ASHBA Sociology Williston, SC xv S ROBERT BIGHAM Church Music Chester, SC V.. X .. iiii'.g.I,. K, Y. IRA Vw SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L to R: Karen Barrow. Secretary: Bobby Ashba, Vlce-President: Ricky Leland, Treasurer: Judy Edwards, President. ANNE MARIE BISHOP Elementary Education Mare Island, CA S . PAMELA BLACK Accounting Aiken, SC JEFFREY HAROLD BLEDSOE H X R Management Hanahan, SC I ELAINE BOARD Guidance X Counseling Cheraw, SC BEBRA ABRAHAM KAREN BARROW Basketball Team DONNA ALEXANDER Volleyball Team Sefer Staff FCA Cutlass Staff Catholic Student Union ROBERT BIGHAM Warm Summer Rain Chorus Brothers in Christ Ouartet RACHINE ANDERSON Christian Leadership Award Afro-American Society Resident Assistant ANNE MARIE BISHOP SKA ROBERT A. ASHBA Drama Club V-P of Senior Class SNEA APO-Chaplain Who's Who PAMELA BLACK Cutlass Staff - Darkroom Beta Chi Mgr. One Hope CChristian Singers? JEFFREY HAROLD BLEDSOE TKA-President AHMAD BAKHSHI Young Democrats Beta Chi RICHARD T. BANKS, II Inter-Club Council Circle K President's Scholar ELAINE BOARD Dean's List ARO Arnold Air Commander SNEA AFROTC Resident Assistant , Tl IW el.,-f...f-7 TUCK SAI BOEY Monogemenr, Economics Chorlesron, SC TONY CURTIS BRANHAM Psychology Blyrhewood, SC IW 'M-I - r- LYNN BROWN Guidonce!CounselIng Rovenel, SC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS TOMMIE V, BOYD Psychology Summerville, SC REGINA BRISTOW Biology Mullins, SC MICHELLE BROWN Business Educorion Monclas Corner, SC fwfr 'T'i' I WILLIAM BRAILSFORD T. ELAINE BRACKIN Religion History Greenville, SC Goose Creek, SC DEB E, BRITTAIN J. D. BROOKS English Biology Inmon, SC Summerville, SC QT A PAMELA BROWN JOHN BRYK Moth Business Monogemenr Honohon, SC Chorleston, SC -51, f 2 . 525 5, . ss. 'Q gi he ,fre 9- Y 1 ., ,s s 24 f.. 1 fx VICKI ANN BURGAMY Health!Physical Education Summerville, SC '3 WOODY BUTLER Religion North Charleston, SC -A WAYNE CADWALLADER Sociology Titusville, NJ SENIORS 1983 SENIORS 3 ALLYSON M BURGESS Professional Biology Charleston, SC YU TAMMY MICHELLE BUTTS Office Administration Westminster, SC 1? IU fa? DIANE CALVERT Elementary Education Goose Creek, SC TUCK SAI BOEY Beta Chi Malaysian Students Assoc TOMMIE V BOYD T ELAINE BRACKIN Arnold Air Society BSU BYW Prom Committee Resident Assistant WILLIAM BRAILSFORD College Republicans - Pres Who's Who Senator-SCSSL Sen- Parliamentarian TONY CURTIS BRANHAM BSU - President Campus Crusade PKP - President Honors Scholar PDP - Sweetheart REGINA BRISTOW Afro-American Society Young Democrats Haramoee DEB Ei BRITTAIN ARO BYW House Council SNEA Dean's List J. D, BROOKS LYNN BROWN Counseling Assistant PDP BSU MICHELLE BROWN SNEA Horarnoee - President Moy Doy Court Inter-Cluo Council Homecoming Representative PAMELA BROWN Academic Scholarship Deans List Computer Lao Assistant Mathematics Tutor Radar Ramblers JOHN BRYK Arnold Air Society AS BOO Outstanding Cadet Sons of American Rev Medd Honor Flight Training Flight VICKI ANN BURGAMY Tennis Team FCA Resident Assistant Sportsmanship Award SCAAPHER ALLYSON M BURGESS Senate Tri Beta Biological Soc, American Chemical Soc Buc 'N Print Reporter WOODY BUTLER Junior Marshall Campus Crusade TAMMY MICHELLE BUTTS ARO - President Tri Psi Chi Senior Class Officers STEPHEN WAYNE CADWALLADER Intramural Soccer DIANE CALVERT SNEA - Treasurer -wc 'UN . 7 ,E 1 IP I 'Q IJ? 1, B, J, CAMPBELL LINDA CARROLL BAYARDO MENDEZ CASTRO LIBBY ANN CAUSEY Politicol Science Psychology Business Administrotion Physicol Educotion Honeo Poth, SC Fort Motte, SC Goose Creek, SC Myrtle Beoch, SC 53 , ll 49 ..- '-q-' LORI JO CHRISTIAN ROGER CHRISTIAN JOEY CLARK TONY R. CLARK Business Administrotion Accounting Morketing Religion, Speech Chorleston, SC Colurnbio, SC Chorleston, SC Chorleston, SC 'rv ,QC ,J -15 f,..:r if., EUGENE JOHN CONNOR, JR. GARY R. CONWAY LIZ COOPER DONNA CORBETT Physicol Educotion Art, Communications Religion Psychology Bronchville, SC Brooksville, FL Nichols, SC North, SC :iii ao 4 B J CLAMPIJELI FCA-Progtom Choitmon AEROTCfChief of Public Rc-I College Reoubltcona Senote Resident Assistont YAY LINDA CARRCDLI Tri Psi Chi BAYARDO MENDEZ CASTRO Cothollc Student Union Venezuelon Student Union ' LIBBY ANN CAUSEY Boslsetboll Teom-Co-Cootoin Homecoming , Reptesentotive JASPERE COTHRAN JERRY A CRISP Psychology Accounting Sportonburg, SC Buffolo, SC LORI JO CHRISTIAN BSU-Choirmon Presidents Scholot Deon's List Morsholl Semi-Finolist for SCACPA ROGER CHRISTIAN JOEY CLARK Tennis Intromurols Bosketboll Intromurols 3 tow tt. cuxme PKP-President Reflections Chorus BSU DEBORAH M. cixout SAMI F CUNNINGHAM Senme Art English Swonseo, SC Summerville, SC EUGENE JOHN CONNCPM JPN- pl? 11' BRUCE DAVENPORT LAWRENCE SCOTT DAVIS Religion Bio., Chem , Morketing New Ellenton, SC Lodson, SC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS CSAIV R CONV-X12 f APO President 5 Cmfif I C'ttIc1',',StOff SefertCcieIfJito' I I! COOPER Who f, Who PDP Comous Ctusooe Gommo Seto Phi FCA DONNA CORBETT Presidents Sckolof BSU BYW PDP BSU-Revtvol Teom Leofje JASPERE COTHRAN Resident Assistont APA Trocls Teom Afro-Americon Society JERRY A CRISP Beto Chi TKA DEBORAH M CROUT Art Club FCA BSU Resident Assistont House Council SARA! E CUNNINGHAM SNEA BRUCE DAVENPORT Compus Crusocle Discovery Group BSU FCA Orientotion Committee LAWRENCE SCOTT DAVIS THELMA C, DAVIS Beto Chi SCOTT DORAN ICC-President Tri Psi Chi Presidents Cobinet Activities Boord Music Theropy Club BETHANY E, DYCHES House Council SNEA Who's Who Deon's List Moy Court CINDI DYCHES Who's Who Activities Boord Cutloss Stott-Co-Editor Beto Chi Film Technicion GAY DYCHES House Council SNEA Whos Who Deon's List Moy Court MYRA L. DYER Tellers BSU Compus Crusode DOUGLAS EATON BSU PKP-Pledge Moster Gommo Beto Phi Cutloss Photogropher JUDY A. EDWARDS Senior Closs President Who's Who ARO Tri Beto SNEA GLENDA ELLIS PDP Senote BSU Inter-Club Council ROBERT EDWARD EUBANKS Full-Time Postor RENEE EVANS SKA SNEA Americon Chemicol Society Who's Who Senote LINDA FLEMING Gommo Beto Phi Boslsetboll Teom SNEA FCA Sportsmonship Aword JIMMY FLYNN Boseboll Teom Christion Athlete of the Yeor DAPHAN GARDNER Christion Leodership Aword Worm Summer Roin Choir Resident Assistont PORTIA MONET GEATHERS AKA Afro-Americon Society Horombee Concert Bond BRYAN M. GOGGANS Who's Who Activities Boord College Republicons Beto Chi Worm Summer Roin DANNY GREEN APO Cutloss Stoff-Asst, Editor Deon's List LAPONDA RENEE GREENE Young Democrots Senote Presidents Cobinet Election Boord Choirmon Resident Assistont f . . 1 ,. . THELMA C. DAVIS Accounting North Chorleston, SC SCOTT DORAN Psychology Wolterboro, SC -11-1 stiff Qilg BETHANY DYCHES Sponish Clinton, SC - 4 '5 0 6 , 'W 5 , I. is 111 , fgn I ' 4 4 t p f xx' , rig 1, if ik, , ' 4 GAY DYCHES Elementary Educotion Clinton, SC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS ...ff CINDI DYCHES Business Administrotion Windsor, SC var' MYRA L. DYER Speech Charleston, SC 82 J DOUGLAS CARL EATON Accounting Inverness, FL RENEE EVANS Chemistry Scronron, SC PORTIA MONEY GEATHERS Biology Chorleston, SC i .Q 1 L E7 sk x . I -' '-fr GLENDA ELLIS Bustness Monogement Heoth Sprtngs SC JUDY A EDWARDS Biology Dillon, SC ' 1 , 'al- Q-, LINDA FLEMING JIMMY FLYNN Heolthfphysicol Ed. History Moncks Corner, SC Arcodio, SC l ,- 'ICN .0 lg DANNY GREEN Soctology Pelzer SC BRYAN M. GOGGANS Morketing, Monogernent New Ellenton, SC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS ,sf 'N E Xt ROBERT EDWARD EUBANKS Rffltgtoft St George SC -.I f'-,q DAPHAN GARDNER Church Music Coyce SC LAPONDA RENEE GREENE Cnmtnot Justtce Cnorleston SC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS 57 TONY GROVES TILDA HALL Religion English Goose Creek, SC lockson, SC 32Y GREG HARVELL CARL M HARRISON Morkering Religion Chorlesron Heights, SC Chopin, SC 4,'i ' ALPHONSO HODGE, JR. Morlsetlng, Monogement Bornwell, SC Winston Solem, NC RALPH FARRON HINSON Business Monogernenr 84 ,Akf TERRY LYNN HAMMOND Speech Summerville, SC DAN HEATH Physicol Educorion Burton, SC nw-14 ,f VERA HOLMES Business Monogemenr Adorns Run, SC N- t- 9 LISA KAYE HARRIS Elemenrory Educorion Roleigh, NC 5 'E :C 3 1 :sr , J fr s -r ea x tx , 3,5 K, ,C A ff-nf, ' 1 Y ffa264A3'f'6 ,gf L A 4 A , M. 453' ,cfs - - 525' i T7 1197 VERA HERN English Roleigh, NC Qzfii ' a? 3 . 1' Vw f'A'N CHERYL J. HOLSONBACK Nursing Greenwood, SC 52 -.s .,.x . sf, . ' ,, fi 4? , 'Q s 4115: A. LAW ,V . -rw , 43 it ass: -. E 5 E i SENIORS 1983 SENIORS CYNTHIA HOWLE LINDA CaAIL HUNT Accounting Business Adminisrrotion Dovesville, SC Summerville SC CLEMENT IDEOZU KATHY INMAN Business Monogement Elementori' EOUCONOVT Orongeburg, SC North Charleston, SC MARSHALL D. IVES Speech!Dromo Summerville, SC JOHN E JACOBUS Biology Soddlebrools NJ TONY CJROVFS TII DA HAI I SKA Doslsetooll Escort TERRY LYNN HAMMOND Whos Who House Council-President PDP-Porliomentorion Homecoming Representative Cutloss Stotf-Copy Editor LISA KAYE HARRIS Cutloss Stott-Closs Editor BYW Presidents Cobinet CARL M HARRISON Distinguished Groduote-ROTC GREG HARVELL Compus Crusode-President FCA DAN HEATH Trocls ond Field College Republicons TKA-Affiliote Athletic Assistont VERA HERN BSU BYW PDP Worm Summer Roin House Council RALPH FARRON HINSON College Republicons Beto Chi Buc In Print BSU AIPHONSO HOTJGI IR Truclfi Ifiorri AI RQIC VIRA HOI MIS l3SU'Progrorri Ctirsirpergg Young Dr-rriocrdts BYW CHERYLJ HOL SONLEACI4. College Republiconz CYNTHIA HOWIF LINDA CSAII HUNT Beto Chi CLEMENT IDEOZU Activities Boord Compus Disc Joclsey KATHY INMAN MARSHALL D IVES APO-President Activities Boord Film Committee BSU Compus Crusode JOHNE JACOBUS Trocls Teom Tri Beto HARRIET JEFFORDS Boslsetooll Teom FCA-Vice President Tennis Teom Gommo Beto Phi-Secretory Morsholl LISA JOHNSON ROBERT C. JOHNSON, JR. WANDA JOHNSON DST BCC Gospel Choir-Director Buc 'n Print Sefer Stoff Afro-Americon Society WILLIAM ALLEN JOHNSON, JR. President's Scholor Cutloss Stott-Business Mgr. Deon's List CURTIS M. JONES AFROTC Arnold Air Society DAVID JONES PKP BSU Boseooll Teom Compus Crusode LOUISE KEITH Afro-Americon Society Young Democrots SYLVIA KILLINGSWORTH House Council Senote Gommo Beto Phi Election Boord Afro-Americon Society SENIORS 1983 SENIORS DEBRA M. KNIGHT Bop. Young Womon of the Yr. Deon's List Christion Leodership Aword LIBBY LANCASTER BSU-Committee Choirmon PDP-Choploin Relfections Who's Who Homecoming Representotive TIM LAWING APO Worm Summer Roin President's Cobinet Orientotion-Co-Choirmon Cheerleoder LONITA LEE ARO SNEA Resident Assistont RICHARD G. LELAND, JR. President's Scholor Morsholl Tri Beto Gommo Beto Phi-Vice Pres. Soccer Teom LIONEL LIMA Cheerleoder Orientotion Committee SHIRLEY FRANCES LINGO Buc 'N Print President's Scholor Gommo Be-to Phi Inter-Club Council BCC-Press Representotive JOSEPH KEITH LOCKLAIR Worm Summer Roin Chorus VICTOR W. LUCAS, JR. Americon Chemicol Society Inter-Club Council Beto Beto Beto Concert ond Jozz Bond Resident Assistont iff? HARRIET JEFFORDS Biology Orongeburg, SC LISA JOHNSON Elementory Educotion Moncks Corner, SC 5 ROBERT C. JOHNSON, JR. Religion Ruffin, SC WILLIAM ALLEN JOHNSON, JR. Religion Williston, SC WANDA JOHNSON Speech X Dromo Woodruff, SC CURTIS M. JONES Business Administrotion Elberton, GA fs. I A 'av fit il. 117, .,,,x5j,,. ....i, we. P 'S sr I .-:ss f ,E .s ww slbi-'12s vii fins, 21 S. , I I L 5 Q.: , 2 153' I I I i fn, I I f 13 E 2 I :: I 5 . 3 1 1 'N l t 3 5 , ff, A . -pg.. 26' , .5 SWL ,gf SENIORS 1983 SENIOR DAVID JONES Physicol Educorion Clro, SC 'T LIBBY LANCASTER Business Monogemenr Greer, SC LOUISE KEITH Socrology Sonree, SC 5. 475 TIMOTHY PAUL LAWING Church Music Burton, SC LIONEL LIMA Psychology Lirrle Ferry, NJ ll' SHIRLEY FRANCES LINGO Englrsh Sorosoro, FL SYLVIA KILLINGSWORTH Accounrunq, Monoge-ment Abbeville, SC ,Q ,W 1' - I DEBRA M KNIGHT Accounrrng Surrwmerfrlle SC LONITA LEE Elementory Educorron Anderson, SC RICHARDS LELAND ,IR Urology Caeorgerown SC ? JOSEPH KEITH LOCKLAIR Church MUSIC Surnrnervrlle SC VICTOR RL .QCAE ,R Bro Chef' Ve 'rec Cho'Ies'i ' SC ' 87 MICHELLE MALPHRU5 Medicol Records Ridgelond SC 'fd' M JOY MARTIN Elementory Educotion North Cnorlestoni SC 'es 'swf I Q 1 HANK MCKEITHAN History ond Politicol Science Brondon, FL 88 DENNIS MARDIS Religion G01-fney, SC L I .4 5 PATRICIA INGRID MAXWELL Music Educotion Columbio, SC 19-4' LYDIA McSWAlN Business Administration John's lslond, SC -5 RICHARD MAREE Accounting Kershow, SC STEPHANIE McCRAY Business Monogement Pineville, SC I 4 I s I . S X t JULIA MARSH Sociology Beoufort, SC DAVID GREGG MCINTOSH Guidance I Counseling Summerville, SC T RITA MEYERHOEFFER ROSE MARILYN MIDDLETON Church Music Stuorts Droft, VA SENIORS 1983 SENIORS Business Administration Eutowville, SC ff . Y Q JERRY MINTER Physicol Educotion!HeoIth Pocolet, SC HAROLD MOCK Guidonce X Counseling Chorleston, SC T. J. MOORE Public Speaking Sumter, SC r 1 XX va I ff GF I TEENA MITCHELL Music Theropy Glod Spring, VA 'Q ROBIN MOORE Business Administrorion Lugoff, SC fi- f T NEYDA MORA Sponish New York, NY MICHELLE MALPHRUS Orientotion Committee Resident Assistont Chorus BSU DENNIS MARDIS PKP Revivol Teom Deon's List BSU Compus Crusode RICHARD MAREE Soccer Teom Orientotion Committee Election Boord JULIA MARSH Young Democrots BYW Zero Phi Beto Afro-Americon Society-Sec. Homecoming Representotive M. JOY MARTIN BSU PATRICIA INGRID MAXWELL Psi Delto Phi Choir House Council SNEA Film Technicion STEPHANIE MCCRAY DAVID GREGG MclNTOSH Gommo Beto Phi Honor Counselor Aword Cum Loude Groduote HANK MCKEITHAN Arnold Air Society BSU College Republicons SENIORS 1983 SENIORS LYDIA MCSWAIN Gonnnno Beto Phi Beto Chi RITA MEYERHOEFFER Compus Crusode Revivol Teom Gomrno Beto Phi Presidents Scholor Tellers ROSE MARILYN MIDDLETON Young Democrots Gomrno Beto Phi Afro-Arnericon Society JERRY MINTER Gospel Choir Boslsetboll Teorn-Mgr TEENA MITCHELL Election Boord-Choirmon Music Theropy Club-Treosurer SKA-Secretory Fr, ond Soph. Closs Treosurer Chorus HAROLD MOCK Resident Director ROBIN MOORE PDP-President Senote-Choitperson of Acodemics Gommo Beto Phi Who's Who Professors Assistont T. J. MOORE Senote Gommo Beto Phi President's Cobinet NEYDA MORA Resident Assistont House Council BSU Alpho Sweetheorts lnrernotionol Service Office BILL MORGAN Boseboll Teom Circle K CHUCK MORTON APO-President Cutloss Photogropher Worm Summer Roin ALBERTHA MOULTRIE Zeto Phi Beto SNEA Horombee House Council Dromo Club BRENDA RIGSBEE MURPHY SNEA Deon's List G. EVERETT NANCE, JR. Jozz ond Symphonic Bonds U.S, Geologicol Survey KATHY NETTLES SANDRA NETTLES ABIMBOLA ODU MELODY OLSEN College Republicons Beto Chi BYW BSU BEDELL BROWN ORR Beto Chi CHARLES OWENS Contributer to Sefer ROY EDWARD PARKER, JR. Trock Teom Cross-Country Teom APO Beto Chi CHARLENE PATRICK JOSEPHINE PAUL BSU Revivol Teom NANCY ELIZABETH PEARSON Gommo Beto Phi-Treosurer FCA Senote Deon's List Resident Assistont MARVIN PERRY Trock Teom FCA Pole Voulting-Stote Chomp CHERYL PHILLIPS Vice President of SGA SKA Inter-Club Council KAREN L. PHILLIPS Pep Bond Concert Bond Activities Boord fx J. BILL MORGAN HeolthfPhysicoI Educotion Chorleston, SC ALBERTHA MOULTRIE Elementory Educotion Huger, SC CHUCK MORTOI Religion Greenville, SC BRENDA RIGSBEE MURPHY History, Secondory Ed. Summerville, SC :QQ I G, EVEREIT NANCE, JR. Chemistry Aiken, SC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS KATHY NETTLES Business Monogement Goose Creek, SC 4...- Q7 'Nz' lfili If! - 'f- 5 1 I SANDRA NETILES English Goose Creek, SC CHARLES OWENS Religion Goose Creek, SC 4' I '-1.27 fl 1 'x , I NANCY ELIZABETH PEARSON Accounting Greenville, SC I , . ,4 ,. . If .4 ,, ', f ,X I I X 4 , Q. I .' '! xxs':! .x'Srsr'1nV ABIMBOLA ODU Economics Chorlesron SC MELODY OLSEN Monogemenr Psychology Wolfeford CT ROY EDWARD PARKER, JR Business Adrninistrorion Biology Moncks Corner, SC Cl-IARLENE PATRICK Loke Ciry, SC X I BEDEI L BRO Ml, Ulf lf Afcoifiiing Monclfs Come' 'V IW Ox v-45 ' 0 , . JOSEPHINE PAUL Religion Norrh Chorlesron SC ,Tj 'tr -9 :- MARVIN PERRY CHERYL PHILLIPS Morlsering Speech Rock Hill, SC Chorlesron SC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS KAREN PHI. ,PS Engl gh Chowevio SC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS TAMMY PIERCE Business Administrotion Londrum, SC -f 11'-m vigil? ' f JACKSON M, REEVES Business Adminisrrotion Chorleston, SC H1 if F f4 J 4 KEVIN A, ROBINSON Business Adminisrrotlon Richmond, VA 41' I . 1 f 1 LISA PITTS Monogement Hilton Heod, SC ffN J id? r LENORA REESE Accounting Honohon, SC DONALD L. PLUMLEY Business Monogement Abilene. TX GLORIA 1. REID Monogement North Chorleston, SC X X M. , ' 'Q ,,,. rm RUSSELL A. ROBERTS MARK S. ROBERTS Religion Accounting Williston, SC Summerville, SC KAREN E. RUSHTON Eiementory Educotion North Augusto, SC ROBIN SALYERS CYNTHIA E. SANDERS Elementory Educotion Medicol Records Belvedere, SC Charleston, SC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS :-J 3 JOANNE SCARLATA MARY cELEstE SCARPA P5yCh0l0gy Business Monogement Summerville, SC North Chorleston, SC i. -4-1 IJ.. PHILIP SEAGRAN TIMOTHY L. SHULL English Biology Chorleston, SC West Columbio, SC '.,1 MICHAEL A. sioes WHITNEY J SIMS Monogement BIOIOQY Chorleston Heights, SC CIWOTIGSYOW 5C IAMMY PII RCI SKAAPresicIent Inter-Club Council LISA PITIS DONALD L PLUMLEY House Council-President AFROTC Resident Assistonr LENORA REESE Deon's List JACKSON Ml REEVES GLORIA I REID Beto Chi AFROTC Arnold Air Society MARK S. ROBERTS Cutloss-Editor APO-Sgt. ot Arms One Hope CChristion Singers? Cuommo Beto Phi Acodemic Scholorship RUSSELL A. ROBERTS AFROTC Sponish Club Commonc,Iont's Aword KEVIN A. ROBINSON Inter-Club Council Afro-Americon Society APA I4.f+II.I III IAIISHIOII PDP BSU IIQUIII SAI YI RS USU Ilewwfjl IQUVVI BYW SNFA Psl Delto Phi CYNTHIAL SANDERS DST Afro-Ame' con Chor I-louse Counol Young Dernocrots I-Ioromoee IOANNE SCARLATA Phi Delto Chl Trl Psi Chi ICC Committee MARY CELESTE SCARPA Tennis Teom-MVP Beto Chi Homecoming Representotive PHILIP SEAGRAN Buc IN Print Sefer Stott Senote Stoge Bond Concert Bond TIMOTHY L SHULL Beto Beto Beto ACS College Republicons Presidents Scholor MICHAEL A SIDES Orientotion Committee WHITNEYI SIMS Tri Beto ACS SNEA ANTHONY SMALLS Afro-Americon Soc.-President Young Democrots Inter-Club Council House Council JUDY ELAINE SMITH MELANIE J. SMITH Tri-Beto ACS SNEA Who's Who Concert ond Pep Bond TERRY DALE SMITH PKP BSU Compus Crusode Worm Summer Roin BELINDA STANLEY SNEA Resident Assistont CARLA SUE STANLEY PDP-Vice President BSU-Missions Choirmon Concert ond Stoge Bond President's Scholor WILLONETTE V. STEED Notionol Assoc. of Acc'ts. JOE STILL Christion Leodership Aword PETER L. STONE Arnold Air Society AFROTC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS DAVE STORAY FCA BSU Who's Who Tennis Teom LAWRENCE WAYNE STUDEMEYER SANDRA DENISE TANNER Art Club Deon's List BRENDA A. TAYLOR Gommo Beto Phi TAMMY TUCKER SGA-Secretory ACS-Vice President Senote SKA Gommo Beto Phi SHARON TURNER PDP BSU FCA Compus Crusode Orientotion Committee CHERYL TUTTON ARO House Council FCA Gommo Beto Phi Tri Psi Chi MARK L. VINCENT Who's Who Morsholl SGA-Treosurer Senote Inter-Club Council DICK WAITT Orientotion Committee BSU Chorus -:M ANTHONY SMALLS JUDY ELAINE SMITH Business Monogement Criminal Justice Wondo, SC Come-ron, SC MELANIE J. SMITH TERRY DALE SMITH BiOIOQy, Chemistry Soqiolggy NeWb9ffY. 5C Trovelers Rest, SC fi 1' 'VY BELINDA STANLEY CARLA SUE STANLEY Physicol Educotion Music ECIUCOYIOTT Eorly Bronch, SC HOVTSVIIIGY SC SENIORS 1983 SENIORS WILLONETTE V STEED JOE STILL Business Admlnisrrorion Rehgaon Lodson, SC Chorlesron, SC 011 XD' v-5.177 AWRENCE WAYNE STUDEMEYER Psychology Arr Lodson, SC Summerville, SC SANDRA DENISE TANNER 09 -.av :I Y i-Y 'Q -E11 v-1 291 ri , . - - :jf . 5 SHARON TURNER CHERYL TUTTON Business Monogemenr Psychology New Ellenron, SC Sumter, SC 35- 1221 PETERL STONE Morkermg Chorleston He1ghrs SC BRENDA A TAYLOR Guudonce X Coonselnng Goose Creek, SC .ab MARKL VINCENT Busmess Monogemem Kershow SC DAVE STOBA f RGITQTQVT Careefwmlle- SC gf TAMMY TUCKER Cherwsrry Chesrerfleld SC rv ,Qi 5 DICK WATTW Morker FQ Sommer-J He SC STEPHANIE L WASHINGTON Psychology Chorleston Heights, SC Y? AMY WEESNER Physicol Educotion Chorleston, SC 335 W f'.,' 331' n ' v MARSHA WELDON History Ridgeville, SC Ni MAYHEW P. WEST JR Religion Greenwood SC ' 'v Jw 'mir Igws OTIS LAMAR WILLIAMS KIRBY C WINSTEAD CHRISTOPHER ALAN WOGAMON DONNA M. WOOD Morketing Religion MOVISGYIFWQ Elementary Educotlon Eost Oronge, Nl Ridgeville, SC 5UfT1mG'fViII6. 5C Bot Horbor, ME if T CN 'Yun rg? WHO'S WHO I V.. I .5 X Q Bock Row, L to R: M, Vincent, R. Lelond, W. Broilsford, D. Eoton, T. Bronhom. 2nd Row: R. Solyers, L. Cooper, M. Smith, C. Phillips, J. Edwords, L. Harris, N. Peorson, 5. Kllllngsw R. Moore. 1st Row: R. Evons, G. Dyches, G. Ellis, T. Hommond, M. Brown, B, Dyches, T. Tucker. Not Pictured: B. Ashbo, L. Chrlstion, B. Davenport, C. Dyches, B. Goggons D Wood s S STEPHANIE l WASHINGTON Tri Psi Cnr-Sec flreos Miss Blocla ond Gold Poqeont AMY WEESNER Volleyboll Teorn Boslsetooli Teom MARSI-IA WELDON Orientotion Committee Resident Assisront MAYI-IEW P. WEST. JR Christion Leodersnip Aworci Professors Assistont LOREUA Wmciiii JOE YOUNGBLOOD OTIS LAMAR WILLIAMS Elementory Eclucotion R9l'9'0n APA Holly Hill' SC Wolterboro, SC Activities Boorci Afro-Americon Society Horornbee Lto P.: G. Dyches, 'W 'Xt X Q I ' MARSHALLS IQIRLJY C WINSIIAIJ Siurjwnt Body F f ,ifJf-rrt PHP Folllrrnc- Poztor lorries IR Byrnes Efriolo' Activitieft Uoord CHRISIQPHER ALAN WOCJAMCDN Business Limo Soccer Teorn DONNA M WCDGD PDP DSU Chorus Bond LORETTA WRIGHT APA-Sweetneort SNEA JOE YOUNGBLOOD VP. of Assoc. Postors Conf Religious Leoders Aworo Nominee -..-.. 9 -1 sg' s T Ill . L. Chrisrlon, H. Jeffords, J. Stumbris, T. J. Moore, R. Norman, K. Kiesel. M. Vincent, 5. Chonnell, L. Cooper. W Butler. R Lelond JUNIORS As a Junior we have reached a constant state of anticipation. We've succeeded in forming the base of our college education. We have chosen a major and moved in active pursuit of that goal. In one more year we will have the long desired degree in hand. For the present, we'll attend classes, enjoy the lifetime friends we've acquired, and dream of the day when we'll reach the status of Senior. We've given a lot of time and effort to this college, and the end result has been a true feeling of belonging. X We faced 1983 with great anticipation: we'll face 1984 with that same anticipation mixed with fear! We look forward to our lost year at BCC but secretly feel the gnaw of the reality of life in our stomachs. Juniors - one step away from ending our college careers. We seek to prepare for what lies ahead of us. Each day brings new awareness of the pressures of life itself. Maybe we will fail in our endeavors to achieve, or maybe we will make it. We can only strive for the best and give it all we have! CLASS 0F 1984 'b. If l l l i , Sherry Adams Halo Al-Khatib Ernest Andrade l fb fm vga' Linda Bagwell Benjie Barnes Allison Blake Patricia Bowers 3 .Q 3- Q! ,...m -1 ' ,Q i lgj' Q, f 1-.Q 11? ,i'X v-Y Y , um Hn ,xt r my j Cofhedrol Boyd Jeffrey Brodley Cezor Breloz .J '7 Bellndo Brown Michoel Butler Myro Compbell JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS L ro R Wode Worson, Jr Presidenr Dono Porrick Vice-President John Stevens Treasurer Jacqueline Plunkerr Secrerory N. Kerrh Corpenrer JUNIORS 1984 JUNIORS , 'VW ff George Deon Correr Angelo Cores Dorlene Chormon Sylvio Clork IDS. u V ' ' Q 4 I N 5 , I Tommy Lynn Clark Corol Cloer Wondo Cook 'A'-? A H W f rv Q' ev, ' , 4 'Zz 4,5 Glenn Cooper Steve Corbin Robin Corn Pool Cowles Melonie J. Culver Liso C. Dongerfield Robert Mlchoet Daniels JUNIORS 1984 JUNIORS qv Ill Deidro Dovenport Cindy Dickerson Rex M Divnne Donfwo Doe -.1 V7 Rondoll F. Duncon Terri Ellls Aiejondro Feo Irene Godson Mike Gombrell Lowrence Gordner 54 l N . i x W Dennis Neol Gersinger April Glenn Elizoberh A GIOVGY ffmme GOOCWO K 1 JUNIORS 1 984 JUNIORS X 'Q Jessie Groves Roy Homilton A-S J. Gregory Hlll W -:ix I, 5 Shoron Homrlck Eileen Heffron Cecelio Hilton Sherri Lynn Hollowoy Agustus J. Holt J. Timothy Howord Andreo Hucks QS 1 Y Q -T SY: 'VI' , l mst ., JOY HUQVJGS Don Julio-n lnobinet MGFY Jackson Sharon Jenkins JUNIDRS 1984 JUNIOR 'K J I Corol Jen Clif Jones Sus-ve-n L Jordon Q5 T i ' 1 Cathy Kirk Kennerh Klinecr Kevin Knoll G' vii A I Millie LoGront Dello Anne Lornberr Vernon L Llpe Brion Lloyd Doris B. Monigoulr TOfWY'0 V909 MOYWOY Frf.fjpr,f11 fl Plwpnl Y Gem-ne McConrs l wabisl r JUNIORS 1984 JUNIORS .AN IU -- ? gig. it I 4 . 1 pxober, A. Milief Phyllis Mishoe Kip Mobley Cf? Donny Nicholson Scott M, Nigels Erick Normon Rolf Norton Ar -ar-5 10' Stephanie Nelson ze QI Z, Cherie Nordeen Tommy O'Quinn Phyllis Overstreet SherrLPornell Dono Potrick Annette Phyoll 104 U5 A Q Annie Phyoll Liso M. Roy Melonie Rigsby , K Glorio C. Saxon JUNIORS 1984 JUNIORS 3, ff Nj Sl' sfq-1 '77 Jocqueline Plunkett Momco Pozo fi' 4' Z , on Morcus Redmond Michoel K, Reed Renee Rollins Anrhony T Ross-Ho K 'MC UMA! Becky A. Sheoly Donold L Simmons Jr 1' ,mio E E M ' IU J 'L,,',7 JUNIORS 1984 JUNIORS '30 Chris Smirh Morry E Smith Dorlene Sumrnerford Angelishio Townsend N-147 'aff ,J Deboroh Tyner Michoel E, Wolloce V-TZZQT Jeff Smook John M. Stevens N 'b Deonno Thornos Eddie Thompson 'Q -.nv Bobby Turnblesfon Rosonne Turner CTX IV' Rebekah D, Worson . Wode XV. Worson, Jr JUNIORS 1984 JUNIORS QQ ,.z. H' K 1 Thoyer Wholey Deboroh S. Wheeler Joseph D Willord Jesse Wllson 'Z - J' gi- 44' Jimmy Wood Chorles Woods Michoel Keith Woods MOVING ZU9fCh9f .Irv l , N tt' 'J s SOPHOMORES Sophomore Slump is a common ailment in this class. We've all begun to wonder if college is the only kind of life that exists. Classes seem interminable, basic courses seem endless, and graduation is only a fantasy in our minds. There are some advantages to being a Sophomore. We've finally got the campus, with its many offices, figured out. And though we'll never grow accustomed tothe long lines, at least we know to expect them, But there is a lot to look forward to. Next year is our year to plan, and attend, the Junior-Senior. And the following year, when we're a little higher up the ladder, we'll start doing things our way, to make this college a better place for everyone. Yes, being a Sophomore may be dull now, but our minds jostle with eagerness as we anxiously await our turn as Juniors and Seniors. lt won't be long now, and we'll be the leaders of BCC . . . leaders of change, freshness, and a better look for ourselves and our campus. CLASS OF 1 985 E ,. it swi- l'l'.Y'fh. Ahmed M. Sadik Ali Corrie Allen wi 1, William Allen Beverly Alston Cassandra Anderson 14 Darryl Anderson Pscberf L. Artis Constance M. Beebe Milogrog Bello SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICER L to R Cnrrs Bryson, Presrdenrq Jomes Tucker, Vice-Presidenr Fronr Row Angelo Todd, Secrerory, Eddy Bunron, Treosurer. . ,...-..- Y , fr, Us ,.-9 ir .-QCP K PT .loel Benefield Morjorie Denise Berry I - 'X 1 - . QQN N-rs , ' lb N3 nfs I 5, 5 Shari Beggeche Medd Box Grlberr Bowrnon Brodhorn Jr 3... JU Elizabeth Brown Christopher D, Bryson Eddy UUOYOVW Jeff'9Y D- Bums '73 li? Robin Butler Terrence Elwin Campbell 1 L1 111 r , - f l IHIIIIIIID lsr lx iimmus l Al Dunn. Jr. David Carter bn-ll , 14 'T 7 June Darnell Rhonda Durst Shirlren Canrley Deborah Clay William H. Cooper J, Gregory Davenport 'Vx T-3, Roxanna Eaton Carol Carson Stephanie Clendenen Alesa Craven Mappourides Dinos Susan Ferencz ff 'aw .V u Q I v l ,Gi - 4 - l Crgqg Fergugon Clifford Field Jill DeAnne lfounioin Tony Foonroin i 1'ifv5 .l Toshio Fujii Reginold O, Godson Ellen N Gifford V? i 1 Lindo Gomez Tommie L. Goodwin nd Q7 SQ Condoce Goodwin Fronk Guesr Michael Hockerr rf 'Ps X I x Denise Lynn Hoir Renee Honcock Jimmy Honf ,ip-5 F7 'i 4 fffri ' ,. . Y. E ia, fc' ' s - 1 f fur J ' f I., 1 I it 4 , 0 Q 3 5 5 I -: aiu 1 f, 1 315, 1 1 Liso Heoron ,MQ 10 A fxflllg s' I ? . S Terry Hlefs Srephen Lowrence Hill Miriom Hills lf' Q VXA Porn Horton Cheryl Huggins Melody Hughes 5.9 M 7 new -rw 2 R ii - Rose Morie Hussey Tomelo M, Jomes KJ 11457 R' TT? Crysrol L. Jones Trovis Judy Celeste Kellum I gp' '27 K Korhy Hortmon T57 Joe L. Hughen t? '7 Donna Huntley 1 4,4 1' Susan Johnson Mark E, King 6' Q 1 , X 1 l K I Kip Kiser Dovid Lee Cynrhld Le-Wu. fn- .dp . Vg Sunil Lobo Lourie Lusk Morc Morsholl Rosonne McAlisrer Regino McConrs if vc? Melonie Meyer Mindy Miley Sveve Mums 'Qt DL fjv Sondro Morehead Lloyd Schirro Morroll Trocy Moses Dwewdd Q v ,Hell 1 13 T -4, '11 'Q 63, 'P ...S .Si- X5 Terri Newton Korhryn Nordeen Norhoniel Nohu Nubuyo Becky Ocker 4 John H. Odom, Jr. Roynelle Odom m Morcio Podgerr F5 ' 4 4 D I Robert E. Pierce, HI James Quinn Mohd Fuod Rosol Teno Rotliff Suzanne Roy . is f, gf' 1 4:1 U M Todd Riley Morquiro Rogers Roy Rudder Renee Sonders I . . .. .nn ..5'i I l ,Q f -we-1 Telloh Shirley Benzenlo Singlron ' O JL ' f 0 Susanne M. Spence x 'N Morsholl E. Sronley Porricio Sundoy Alexis C Shuler loonne Slmmons Sqgvy 5,f,,Jl.,, 'YK Ly V Abby Smith Korhy Dello Smith l.r Q. Holly Stollsmirh ., ' . - A Tn I. I ,. W. . . , t 1 V .S 'Ne ff., wf: ff M -'P ' A S Ahh '11 - 'vat .. , 1. 4, S.-,-4 - 'un' -' An :.r ,f 'v4.,'A.'Y?, ' .., 1 Q F. m CZ. Q. v sy '.' .Q I ' l ' 4. J' fjlv yew' , uf - .uh 1 E N. fl -'R Q 17 1-S: Q v--Y Lllnx 'I-,XA - A In I .g I-,HM 1 :ll , n -Y. I , v.'.' ' PQ-j , h 'xx -- Molly Stello Poul Lowrence Stone A, I1 J VT I Ze Tjoe Ton Terri Toylof Rondy Terry . ll ll , 1-'cg , jf ygfl Il ll Ill -'ln .dn , - S Il .L M . Bl S are Marylou Thomson Rick ThornIeY 49 ps. ll y 8 . 'fx . Roberr K. Thorpe Charles Wayne Thrower . X.. 'T'-I C1 Nancy Timmons Angela C, Todd John S. Ussery Candy Varner B. J, Varusko N Xe, -4 Kathy Wade Charlie Waller Eddie L. Warren, Jr. Robin Webb Evan Westbury T-'51 ' if 3-,ig f Jan Westbury 1'-'Y James Werhingron .xiii Donno Wheeler Nick Whitlock Ronnie Wiggins Lyndo D W Il f- Pete Willioms Keith Willoughby Julionne Wright Williomj Wright ox 'U' Y Clifford M, Youngblood F , W F 1-a .U r- ly ig, gcwhif' 0 In n X I 'lq 'A 1 M tu Y N 1 U 7' if FRESHMEN . . . CLASS OF 1986 Some say Freshmen can be spotted a mile away. We have an air of expectancy and confusion about us. We're frustrated by the lines, irritated by the upperclassmen's attitudes toward us, but, above all, we're ready to make an impression. This college is our second home for the next four years, and we want to make it a place we can be proud of. We will do all we can to make it better. , Divided by the thrill of being our from under our parents' wings and the agony of being under the wings of professors, we still aren't sure whether we will stick it out or not. One thing is certain, being a Freshman is a lonely world, and it will not be soon enough before it is over. Hafiz Karim Abdul Lyndon P. Abrams Dawn Adams Abd. Jalil Ahmad T1 l 'o 6 4 . ,.,v .. Tonia Monique Aiken Emad Alfar Teresa Alford Paul W. Allen Sherif Ahmed Amer Mohammad Amirrad Nicolas Asseros Joqnng L, Aghbq --5 N., Pamela P, Backman Ariss Baghoumian April Bair Angle Barnhlll FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICER 1 ,, ' l Y 2 Rose Morie Borton Sheilo Borie lrvlng Borren 'Y 1 l V,' 98 -Q! B Joyce Beemer Pomelo Beers Ambol Bello Down Bllzzcwo : ' v--7 W 5. Helen L. Boineou Srephenie Bollig Kelrh Boswell 21. fa-fn Juoniro Bright Beorhiner Brown Elgoh L Bfown Tony Dm' 119 Roselyn Byrd Roed I. Colis Debbie Corroll Mouriclo R. Cosrillo 'U 2? 1 f A Mickey Childers Gb -oi '77 Cindy Clarke Donny R. Coe Rickie Conley Rv 4 Sieve Corbin V , TT 6 ll Clyde Croven Deboroh Cregger Rondoll O. Creswetl nf .f f f 'V in HMA Rhondo Crisp Gilberto De-Freyre Angle Crouch Tommy Cudo ' Nidol Dojoni J T7 'J' 'lr' ze Ginger DeLooch Antonio DeNobrego Joyce Morie Dishmon Kim Doughty Qu Sreve Essig Lennie Flood Joseph M. Gornble -3 Jockeline Gomez YU .tn ' u TOVO DUNOF3 1Ohf'1UffJd lnuqnc- izcgirgmg Dono Fokhoury Lino Fokhoury Cunoy Felder P1 'V Kevin Founroin Terry L Foxwell Rondoll B Fonderborg I 1 -HD- , 'Y Oscor E. Gorcio Don Gehlken Allen Godwnn ,... Jose Gonzalez Renee Gopal Anrrony Deon Croves .J 13:7 Gail Green Michoel Zock Holl Doniel Honberry Robin Michelle Honer KD' X 3 Del Hordee Deboroh Horkins Joyce M, Horrierr Toro J. Horrleff ,va kk Coss 5. l-lorrls Brent Horhcock Alon Hendricks Tomi Herndon Alice Lynn Hilron Angie Hinson Christopher Wolron Hodge D. Wayne Hood Q Andreo Hopkins Louro Jeon Hord Lourie Horton Rodney Howord I5 Sf. Sion Howell Dono lnobinet Shoron Koy Inflnger Zofio Zororo Jomes Bryon Scon Joyne Phoebe Ann Jerer JUN J or T l Ulysses G. Johnson Kevin Jones Coro Jordon Rojeen Jognoney Debro Yrerre Johnson Wendy Ann Korniner lv- 0- if , V ,v l , f pf V X r 'I 5 K X ff ll , I 'MJ Sue Ann Kelly Somuel Chong Jin Khoo Jung Chul Kim t X , 'my- Alicio Loquo Debbie Lee Jasmine Lee 1 7 3 .-:X 1' Q'-X . Ai ' 1 . l ,. ,- QTL 1' .X . 11' Vx Debro Ann Kfng ini Lorenzo Leve-'erre Ordeon Lewis Morrho Lime-house Jocqueline Lubbor 412' Morgorer Elizoberh Morion Keith Moson Corol Mossengole ff '. fl - ' A f -X 1 w- ,Q ' f -Q . X . W .- if Nix Teruo Moyo Morrhew McDonoId Miles MCDQr-,Qld G' 'l P 'Y Pom Millord Bruce Moore Renee Moore We-gf Jomes R, Morrison IH Hoson A. Muhommod Douglos M. Nolley '07 I Corol Moixner is-.qv ' r Lindo Dione Moy 4-'15, Mortho McLouchIin Julie Morgon John Odom III i A Rlchordo Ono Ann Podgen Corlos Penso Heli Perez C545 Tino Powers Luvher M, Price, Jr. x X Christopher John Rogers Wilson Edword Rosernond Susanne Deloris Sonders Suson Ellen Sondifer Betsy Polmc-r Mork A. Plnckney K, Wllliom E Read, lll 1.3 '1 ? Andreo Roy Adolfo Sordl .gv' Iv I I r I , Dvnlarf Pornflf UD 5 L' 97 lil alkfff 1 'i ' if Nix Lynn Powell Vickie Robinson ,af f'7 Olivlo Neoomuceno Somson .I In - 4 l Luso Scarborough 'x 4- fv- -f -'Y Rhonda L. Scott Woyne Scott Borry Segors Gary Shirley :ve G 'D Fronk P. Shirrel Kim Shultz C. Lowrence Simmons III Michelle Simms Chorles Simpkins Sue Sims Peggy Skipper Corol Lynn Smith 'R Cynthia M. Smith Soroh Lee Smith Jill Elizabeth Stock Kenneth Stockhouse W7 x., o lm-L 4... ,, Poul Stevens Pottie Stewort James E. Toylor, Jr. Cloire Thompson if 'L A 'V Melindo Thrower Gil Truesdole Jonice Leigh Volenrine Keith R. Woshington Johonno Wilson CONV? TIUUOH Durryl Tolbou Liso Tucker Anno Turner Rd: Y Dorlene Woldrop Soid Ghossen Woleed Alice Workins Jomes Anthony Woy Cherilyn Wright IW 6' Perry Wrfghr I M iI,,f.f,rY Tm' , 1 ' I X 15 X J Russel! Tome' P 1 COSSOVTGVO Walker Egrfve' W 11' of 5 Yooez 'yy A 127 lubs and organizations are an important part of any student's life. They aid in establishing relationships, developing a rapport with others, and working side by side for a common goal. They also encourage the growth of attributes that aid in life ofter college, the most important of which is leadership. Leadership -- that elusive and enigmatic quality that everyone tries to attain during their life. Leadership is based on unselfish motives, a genuine affection for the work at hand, and confidence in oneself and others. Maintaining cooperation in others while retaining their friendship and respect is a true art. Other than just being a learning experience, clubs are pure fun!! They offer interesting activities that no class ever could. Friendships made are based on similar ideals, and relationships like that are made to last! 128 f lnV0lV6mef'lf DLVE 1 983 CHARLESTON Involvement I 129 WW' 9 5 'gina 'gm lil Inv 1 ,. ' , lfllll FT' ' , l. ,Z Nu I-ll am -.,. 7 4.41,,:- j-fr . I3 I ii X in . Ax G Q I is L..i Top Centeri The Buccaneer Cheerleaders with their Moscot. Bottom Left: The cheering squod shows thot they hove spirit. Bottom Right: Coptoin Dovid Cotter with returning cheerleoders, Dono Potrick ond Donnie Simmons. 130 f Competition ll' Hord work ond derermrnorron ore rwo chorocrerrsrrcs rhor srond our when descrrbrng rhrs yeor s cheerleoders Wrrh only rhree rerurnrng members rhey hod IO srorr from scrorch ond burld Bur burld rhey dad wrrh rhe rolenrs of ren women five men ond one moscor They procnced long ond hord under Dovrd Correr s Ieodershrp ro become o solrd unrr, full of enrhusrosm desrrned ro become one of our besr squods ever B f . Z . 1 -1' .. ,.... nding, L to R: D. Correr, E. Normon, L. Limo, D, Simmons, J, Tucker. Kneeling: D. Woldrop, T. Whitmore, D, Choore, A, Lewis, L, Lusk, D Porrick, S Johnson, R Kosrol, P ron, T. Cudo. Moscor: B. Mirchell, . T N . df: ,Q 'n 4, l 4 I W -2 .. g 5 ., 71' ' 3 r . S s,, Middle Left: Cheerleoders donce to rhe music of rhe pep bond Borrom Leh The cheerleoders enrenorn or holfrime Bonom Rrghr Sponsor Glorro Flrnner ond olrernore Angelo Todd Competition I 131 29' . S7 X . lv, s in Y N The Boptist College Soccer Teom experienced their first los- ing seoson ever. Through this the teom members monoged to keep high spirits toword eoch other ond the sport. There were four seniors on the teom oil true ossets who will be sorely missed. l P 57 P . vin Q 2 . . V - ,K it f. nn lx N, '- ,gif - E 'xx -1' 1 , . W, X Y 4: rf ' Q J . X 'S i Q ,,.. ' Z veg' 4 V 4 We Qu 'WB Bock Row, L to R: Mgr, D. Gehlken, Cooch Eddie Morquez, S. Amer, E. Escolono, C. Giobelli, M. Nordin, C. Pelton, E. Rutherford, J. Lundy, J. Menditto, A. Konoon, Reese, Asst. Cooch Mike lrizorry, D. Ford, T. Burr. Front Row: B. Sonders, R. Moree, B. McGrory, E. Bone, M. Fuodh, M. Motricciono, J. Debreux, B. lsmoil, G. Smith, M Googe, K. Cosey, ond C. Wogomon, 132 I Competition 5 Q I I Baprisr College Buccaneers 1982 SO0C9r Schedule ' September ' - . 'D Alumni Gorne, 11 Brevard 15 Wingate 18 Coker 22 South Carolina 25 Mercer October 1 Erskine r 2 Winthrop 6 Armstrong Store 8 Stetson 9 Flagler 12 Chorlestpn CSO 16 20 5 U5CJ5pdl10nburg 1 f ' 29 ' , 5 5 ' 7 N ' Georgla fate A. A Y h - .40 1' -'-1' l t . 1 ' , . - x ' . L 9- , 1 - - s.. v. - , A... - -Q-151 - . '. +: ' ' r ' -' Q, if-'1 - , , 1 W F'i.',Jv'6'1.n4-Q S+ if . 52' 1' v-Fi? JF-Q . 'L.- 4 ., 4- P41 1,4 Opposure Poge Top Lefr Cooch Morqoez Top Rgrf Collnn rnokes o move on Wwnrrvop Tm Poge Too Left Erac makes o ron wrmle Jornes Q ve-5 SoOQOT' 'A C- dle Left Bopflsr borries Coker Borrow RQN lou drwes up me held Borrow Lefr Chns soves rt-e 9004 ogornsr Corolmo Compentron f 133 gk5i.2QQg4LL.Li f-fix? 'LJIA' .V QQi55ijxgg,, T ' - Y Y Y xx 1 YN' Hi X Xxx X+ +X v15H lf 11r.nLLL QL I ll' yi fx, X n xv 321, ,LJ 'Q Y' ,Lug - an-49,3 , ,.v! x- XA ,Q Q, A Qlxxil i,1,L,f I V .wr I , 2 . ,gg W gwlfw W!-1 , fn-rms 4 ' U I r, 4: T7 L 'Q .HLif. if.....' 1 ' 4 4 . 5 59 yr 51 .1.A 4v, A' v f -A , A Q, 134 f Competition SOCCER AND BUCS: WHATA COMBINATION 'Y N U' i 5 .g v 00. Q 'VIA l I , I I 5 - I N ge, - - .1 a .J Allix XJ l A 1 5 I -v , 'I Q ,fu-, 1 '- up-H 6-7 x. 1 4 af - va, S Q' i Q .I 'K ' 4 4. 'J' If bulb-O s-'Q Q s il . , -me 1 k H7111 A! nv' -51 1 A. 'U N , K- iQ? r ,X . is X v A .' 11-19- Opposure Poge Too Leff Jr borrles fof possessod TOD Rnghv Colhn rv-okes o fm rhroogh Coker defense M0- dle Lefr Cooch Mofqoez cargoes 0 pefwolfy coll M or dle Rlgr-r John goes oo 'O' o heoder Borrow Leff E'c cleors rhe Doll Borrow Rgrv Mike goes for me 9001 The Page Too Leff Jw goes oo for o he-ode' Too Rgm Kevlo borrles fof o feodef WPNIQ Jwff' loom OVW N' UCP Leh lr ioolc Ike ovorfe' Bggrxsv wcrow wooie fl QM Nordn Crwcmefwges Wwrrvcg for me Doll Borrow' Leff Some Of we reom show good 'o'r w7 Alroosv' Competmon I 135 The Lady Bucs Volleyball team, under the coaching of Amelia Martin, put in long, grueling practices to achieve their best record ever of 80 wins and 13 losses. The team traveled to Howaii in September for two games against the Universi- ty of Hawaii. In October, the teom was in rwa tournaments, plocing third in both. ,- 1 lxii i I ' inn mr . , ASL.. -,Q In the State Tournament, the Lady Bucs did their record best ond placed second. U tv--su I ' ' t , - it 1 M. , f I sh I . -, F' -'H 1 not 1--5 'O' 1, .t xi' 'f -1 - . 'H - , ' ci Q 'V t ' Ll.. we K I Q. 0 . 'Z 1 lk' .' ' ' 'rv Y U -' 3-like-an it - , E I U 6 ' s - APTIST L to R' B. Hearn, A Weezener, 5 Parnell, P. Skipper, T. Masterson, S. 136 I Competition is F: 'Ml ii :gg 5. 0' iii! -in-4-.1 i iss- I 4 McCrary, A. Hinson, G. Raley, K. Barrow. + f Dore September 11 13 17 18 24 25 20 JO October - 5 6 6-9 12 13 16 l 9 23 25 27 v-.- Q v ber ,1 1062 SCHEDULE Volleyboll Opponent Scrlmmoge Doy Erslslneg GEOTQIO Froncis Motion College of Chorleston Tourney U of Howoli ot Hilo U. of Howoii ot Hilo Coker: Furmon South Corolino Store Newberry, Wofford SC Stoteg Coosrol Corolino Froncis Morlon Tourney Columbio College Erskineg College of Chorleston Furmon- nedicf Froncis n , Coosrol i rolino Tourney USC Aiken: Centrol Wesleyon College of Chorleston A i?'n-, Wi op N istr . N 39PTlS1' 22 1 SP4 K A pl' ' l fuel .1 -6, Q l .Hx I 1 'I ., ' x Opposite Poge Top Left Sherri works hord ot proctice Top Right Amy gets tough on defense Middle Right Where did the boll go7' This Poge Top Right An intensified Cooch Morrln wotches her girls Middle Left Whot o serve! Middle Right Amy soves If once ogoin. Bottom Left Yes well roke one more picture Competition! 137 in N K j . , - t ,:. . ... ,udp A , j J- wc ji -' it Q-in 4 , -..f..n tr- '- 1 1 W , H, ,. '.f71fni HE:i is Top Left: Koren ond Sherri work together. Top Center: Trocy mokes the ploy, Top Right: Koren is reody. Middle Left: The teom tokes o quick breok. Middle Center: Sherri tokes o proctice spike Mid- dle Right: Peggy prepores to serve. Bottom Left: Yes, l got it! Bottom Center: Cooch Amelio Mor- tin. Bottom Right: Amy keeps it olive. 138 I Competition R, ,if 7 N A KVM W. 'P' . :W ,,N vil . .1 'f fe' X J . 1,5 15K A WA. , 1 . - M., MA, Mu., ,NLM W1 M. .. I A.. r l ti . -1 , 3. jx - Vx J l My a wx- 1 'W Q aww ' NM., g rg N' I Q Y , at . 'K Q V s ix y Q . lv ' 4 W Q 'www-.... 4. This yeot's Cross Country teom frnrshed wrth o phenomenol record of 35 h Under the coochang of Mork Embler, the teom detected such teoms os voke Forest, The Cltodel ond Froncis Morton In odditron they roced ogornsr :ros ond mode o good showing On November 6. Cooch Embler wos nom- -d Coach of the Yeor ot the Southern Independent Cross Country Chom- , r N Cd, f if H nonships in Atlonto 5. an ' x-L H-',4,,-I. . , , -I A - , ffl, ,du -..t -h. ,M,,..-A.1 , , 4 Ahhh ,- .MV 1. --, '41 , V. ,, 'K .' - .J .fi-: l ',w ,I-sr--.1 ' ' , , Z, WV --o.' 1-'1 ,..,-I.. .. - '- ' ,- '45 r' , . i 4. wx . ' . hi V r.. ' 1'5f: '5.r -ef'-' , , I Q , 'yy A-A 4 . ? 3 nz. ,N - 8 1 . X' 1? -n - Vu -' wif A I -4- . 1 ' '85 I . . . 9 . J -l, - - gb , K k,.. n'.! J 2 . 'fx . . I nf' I Af . A 'l geloygp,-'4'1 ' A s r 5. 1, 'Qu B4 ,t Sf., 9 .V- r ,. J .y 222' L b.-'sL'n,x Top Left Rondy mokes the turn Top Center lrvrng stoys right behrnd Wolly Top Rrght AI pulls out In to the leod Mtddle Runners orepore ot the stor- ting lrne Bottom Left Well guys at s proctrce mme Bonom Rtght Donny concenrrotes on hes strotegy Competition I 139 w Q Wi' N . ff K. 1 K5 , ,A I - r IQ ,QE-r OD 'P ff- an 'l C ow Bock Row, L to R1 W Villo. Ord Row. P. Willioms, R. Stephens, M, Hockett. 2nd Row: G. Gorton, I. Botten, K. Klinect, E. Wright. Front Row: R. Terry, D. Nlcholson, or A. Dunn. l. in Y AVQRY .rvm-fy-If' A, 1. z- '+?'.+-f-Je 7 2.35, f .-4. T? B - eat vf5 . 2-,.. 95 '3,'.,'..-. N Yf'i..n',. it-5 L V! 4. ,. A 'Q'-vi-.R .jp-gg .14 Q ' an :!':.Y,.,,wp.A. ' xi, 4 M' --0 , 1 49 3 O not , , Q ' 1 V 1:11 -af If . ' ,,.. .3334 'srl .. .. ., 0. X- .. A W V, .fl -- .. - 'z 4,-I j 8.4 f 91 1' f V Q I' :I -' 2 't 7' . f . . .f . I Lui N X, r ' ' M ' ' r'., V-' .. ., 43 ns.. 4 f ke, he 4.7 -..'. Q-f 1 '4-, . '1- bf?'.f'V'l i7' - '- . 4 - Ju . ' -lr- . A - ,V -4-.f m ff 35,41 y 1 I 515333544 1 -Ll :Q . in ., . 4 A W' Z1 S 4 Ji ,HO 74- ex' f , ' my -4 H . - ' , 4- pw , tl - fx:-..' , I 'wr' , fig- ,Ep nge ,,fa,,3'.. 4- -. W 5 89. i v ug ,, -org -4, .Z f Zi' - '- I ',:'.-.fffh ,' Q f' Y .Q 1- ' ' 51.0 ' V- .- . .1 vt -. , .A 'rv . -X ' 1 'Q' -477 . , '31 -'- aiaf -ff,iQ,'3.p 44. YU. ' .u fl ' . ,- -. . ' -g- ' . LZQQ' VPMQQ , ,,.,,-' .- - 2 -we .ef .fftf--Q' 1 - 'AQSL ' - af- , Wally Villa Glen Gorton ond Eddie Wright I V 140 f Competition lgfs 9 I ft yhgwli D 0 W , 5 A ' 1 S 1 1 ,J x Top Rght I ng Bor ren Kem erh KI ect ond AI D nn p epo e fo the c oss coum y meer Bot o Leh ' ' T h e s r h 9 Ku gdo o d me Po e o d he Glo y A e Competmonl 141 N 5 Q' IT WORK ff s. . iv' , vt. -..- ,. 2.L--fLi j.j,j,,ILj 1:,gQ'g-1 J J WTKBJ www. .. JU AJR' i L ..- K 'Emi .5 -J ...aw -K Srondlng, L ro R: R. Slowson, R. Rlchordson, M. Beosly, R. Arrls, M. Bodlson. Seored: A. Woods, J. Loro, R. Walker, B. Perry, J. Avent, J. Bottle, ond D. Young. 142 I Competition 1 - . Thus yeor rhe Boprrsr College Buslserbull Teorn con rruly be coiled rhe Trovelrng Bucs They hod u rough schedule locrnq such norronol powers os Oklohorno ond Clemson I Cooch Correr rs now rn hrs rhrrd yeor os boskerboll cooch Under hrs drrecf I lrron rhe reom hos shown rmmense Improvement losr yeor's frnol record of 113-13 wos rherr besr srnce rhe 107273 seoson lor rhe frrsr rrnne, rhe bosker' boll reom vroveled ro Wrsconsrn ro ploy rn rhe Greenboy Clossvcs V. 'J-Zh-1. tk , Nag? Q i 'wr BAPTIST COI LFGF BUCCANEFRS 1982-83 BASKT TBAlL SCP-1EDlJl l NOVEMBER DEIIMBER . Egg' - 23 27 Polrnerro Srors FAAUD Merhodrsr li, 1 , r,'.Coker ..,'. . ' Iirifviythune Cookmon '-,X I ' 'msrern lllrnors - fv' 11 irgro Sourhern ' JANUARY Q G4 Green Boy CIOssrC f' I o Oklohorno M ' 2, 10 UNC-Wrlrnrngron N '4 ' 12 Compbell xl 15 S.E, Loursrono RJR- 17 Eosr Corolrno 19 S C Store 22 Aloborno Srore j ,, 25 we-sfern :rumors .. , A ,,- 27 Eosrernllllnols ' A A QQ, -A, ' -i 29 Georglo Srote ':x ' X! . FEBRUARY J I 5' 2 College iiorlesroggi 4' Q Q 5 Clemson' Q S.C. Sr ni I Lg, 11 Georglg 1' H r fgifs 12 ESI fitfllift ' V: 16 Cor 1 X L Z 1 ' if- ' Riff I 25 'lx :wT,:fI'- MARCH . ' ' 'sggif-i2: . . 1 5-E fu ,. fl 15' 'g4.?.w kj A' is 'ta Y: -'io'-x,.I?4.,i,E-. ,EJ . .-.43 Agia: ?s ' A A pf'-1...' ,uf A 2' T ,.. J-1? J sl - 1 , - F 'Tl 'ii1S'7I1 1 mf l 1'1- -Lf l l l l x I' 'Bl S2sQ,, 4 1 1 Opposrre Poge Top Lefr The Bucs worm up for o nrghr ro remember Top Rrghr Coocr- Correr looks hopeful for o wrnn' rng seoson of Bucconeer Boslserb boll Thus Poge Top Lefr Bucs ploy the Bucs or M-onrgr' Modness Mrddle Len The Blue reom prepores for rhe Qorne cs Chonnel 4 cornero crew loom on Borrom Lefr Reggre Sw Wolker purs ll through 'he hoop Competrtron 7 143 SH. -A DETERMINATION PAYS OFF Rei' Q - 2 do A . ' I - . - .,- 1' ' g - h '-AA? 'A -1 J ' V Q - ,...-S V R ' .. .-' . t ,. .Q U , A-mi - ' .5 'vi 'Av My ,e , K- ' n , , w, . 243-5 L 8 .se '.:, I 9 t HARD WORK AND 'T fl 7 4 fi . 3 t E fy , ol A , ' n' t , . A .1 1 K I A .A ' 3 -1 1 1, v , I ,gf 1'-i' 1 , -' apr, 1 , ax iw ' 1' r L ' 'Q' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ax ' -A - 'I .M I ,4 r N- ,A I' L D n ' ' i f v V 6 8 ,Q R -il 'L ' ' A 3 Q 5 P 4. P A Q ' 1 7 32 Ns :Y M 9 Q -f' .sf A N, A Q C ', dx' , . 5' i 3 , 'YN ' ' - Cu-11,,r8 'sr f 1 - ' Q 2145935 Q32-' Top Left: Rebound ls the name of the defense. Top Center: Reggie fires for two. Top Right: Will the boil ever hit the gool? Bottom Left: John loys the boil to the bosket. Middle Right: It's the Boptlst College Buc- coneers. Bottom Right: I think thot is colled hanging on the rim. .7 g 144 I Competition Yi L Ill ff , . XX? ffr 1 vix J il -at XX i if 1, O X1 s 'Q' Q-Q -t- H . 1 'vxx-i nil 9- 15 YN' 5 I !. ' .4 2-5 V 1 - ol . . I U- - S i 73 ' J ' x '44 fy-4? '.. . ,- , , - -6 t Jagxlti viz. wr 1-L , '..?Q:q-'l ,J ' 'Q , I .. A .E s at ' N ' ,fa.t,: vi 'fm fi 4. 'ff'-1, ,v ' A-A, ' ff: ' ' P. HMA Y . A vw' 4 - new - - . . ,, -' fri t to , Mit 1. in , 3,14 1' Fztfg ' ivxi'.'m'4x KA FEE- F '?lF4 3 iff .,','9?'v ,-efvcx' Q y, Q ' . .,Am,.'. LE5... ii . M, 1 i ri.: Q I ' l k . B i ' : I i ' ll 'sr f ff -C. 1' ,.. t - Q. . 'ff' 4... ' 'f - '. 'gli I' 'B :Nl .1 Top Left' Trainer David Burke prepares Bucs for o night of action Top Right ir s almost game time Middle Left John tights to keep it from becoming two more points. Bottom Left Richard Richardson takes two Bottom Right i believe Reg- gie has a couple of men on his back Competition l 145 , f . 'R , -uf' ' ' . . Q . vm 2 . .-. ,i Q F Y f 1 I ffl'-ski!--mi .:rif?2f75ff- 1- . 12- '.---'fr-':,:: Tt 'ff' x '+Fi-Q4-I-M -'r Q ' e f if 1 ' W V' f -f x'f'L'f.::l fyLS8.xx.::+.Q1,:,at..ssAm 'r .Lab 1 . rf' f W-1 P .il 'je 45' fx M ' L :EVE D er 1 W N ii Qi? 'ft ,Q .--' may 'to xi V . wt A 4 rg.. ,EA ' M.--yt., Q Y f ,ly 1 xp ' 7' I 1 ' - ' I Q 1 ' f W l lr! ii . ' A E ! Q , I EP D! Q I' Q.. . dn, - . , Q Ili! , - -es r - -i +455 ,,,.t,, V Z t fi .3 d igg -iz 0 , it i ff ' tm-A, Q 1 I I rig, 5 1. 2 f and ' A Q ' 'la 1 ii. i s , aw .YV sd 1 avi, 2,1 W 15 C This Poge Top Left The teom sronds for the Notionol Anthem. Top Right: Cooch Amelio Mortin Bottom Left Koren goes up for thejurnp boll Middle Right: Gino boxes out het opponent from Winthrop Bottom Right Velvo ond Suson onticipote o rebound Op- posite Poge Top Left Velvo tokes o fost breok 146 1 Competition fi l The Lody Bucs Bosketboll Teom hos shown extroord it-y determinotion to their sport. With o teom consisting of only ,Jie senior, this relotively young group hos overcome frustrigig defeots to become o close, unified teom with high morolewiid greot expectotions for the coming yeors. ' xx g 2r'- ,,. FN 'BGANP . l ' lil - 27 3-A A 6 - Q. 17 V ' 6 . 6 Baprlsl College Lady Bucs 1962 66 Womens Baskerball Schedule November December 1011 January February 2 Wake Foresr Charleston Double Header Rolltns Carson Newman Baptrsr College of Charleston USC Aiken Wake Forest Double Header Wake Foresr Duke Baptlst Furman Spartanburg Methodtsr USC Alken Wlnrhrop 10 Coastal Corollna 14 Furman 15 USC Spartanburg 20 Newberry 25 Spartanburg Merhodlst 27 Wlnrhrop College of Charleston 5 Coker 7 Coastal Caroluno 10 Lander 12 Newberry 16 College of Charleston 21 Coker 23 Francis Marlon E-4. 1' . .1-'53 +d ts: B B-. -f-fn :wif ' y v is J f 1 w i ,fr-'Xxx Sag? A A xi? -xv' J Velva Powell Amy Weesner Carol Massengale Glna Raley Bellnda Brown Karen Barrow Patty Mlllad Susan Tlessen Angle l-lrnson Orde-an lrewls 90 O ' x VN on WOO' 509599' syn? ,tm 660' r ' i I i 2 i I .1 'Ms 3 5' I sf wa gs- :- ...g.- X Q Top Left: Gino shows how tough she is on defense. Top Right: Belindo shoots for two. Bottom Left: Beiindo does her best to keep the boil in her possession. Bottom Right: Koren tokes two from the side, 148 I Competition HIGH HOPES FDR THE LADY BUGS ' , ' r ' 'if .W . , .1 I, ' A I. 1.3 ' .f 'If K, ar' 'J o w 1 'Q v- K I S X - N Q , L. K Q ' ' F' Q -11 M. -Ji. . n , 1 V-. , Q .I - .. K ' - A 1 C 0 ki fx if TLNLAI s Top Lefr Gmc rokes o free rhrow Top Rwgm A10 yob rhmu me cofoev f cv s'o,g'- Borrom Le-fr Belmdo rokes her fwrsr one-ond-one BOYYOW' R QM vena ce her Looy Duc dribble obmry A- ,-!,.,..Q-es Competmon 149 1 x AA ls 9 T . ffm?-.f7WlItf I Y 1 ' ' X: If ,f 1 I I N . W fr Q ref! 1 I IJ 52,11 tr Q 115 'I NX ',,.,A.1 4 , M MXVIZQQQ- y , XX' I ', M 4 T 1 ' lx' I T A T A f f 18 2 'lm ' 141 l l The Boptist College Boseboll Te-om experienced o folly good 1982 seoson. They hod o young teom consisting of c 1. ly three seniors, As olwoys the teom wos extremely cyl timistic in their outlook. They look toword every seoson w if onxiousness ond specific gools in mind. Though these goil ore not olwoys met, the joy of the gome itself is their re CJ t l reoson for ploying. T 41 bg t 3 , lil: ff-39 5 ' ! Ik,-,A ! 7 x - f, 'df 4 T . if - 5 5' - if f',.l Qxpfvlld ,iifi m-,1 ds , fl if We Wi: Ai -4' 514 X' 'li' fy! - if 't 'Q' Nr 1 Uk A f A ft' fp zi- S ,hh Ki, lf, ,Ac . lj pu - . . '+ mfr? ,1'47w ff f ' , ia A '- , ut' ,lf f-ng JK. ., , Q4 1 ,' 5 ' ,lisa A . ,I 4, LP, -, , L 5, I, 4 'Q 1 1 X ni V , ,rf wrt : ,. Tni.fft.z,,s li ' 3, i t . ' ' A' W fr' ' I 4 . , l -5 i ' ' FN W' ' wt tt T 1 ' 8 k v as ' S- -9 . N' ,V V 51 ,w ' ,I . 'try' Qs x ff D 'K , ,Vt , 'f '-4,1-ff' 1 diff fm, .4-, .. -1 I Q This Poge Top Left Cooch Bustle of the Men's boseboll teom. Top Right Stnkell Middle Left Asststont Cooch Ciobortori Bottom Left Heod troinet for oll sports - Burke Bottom Right Apple pie, hot dogs ond boseboll Opposite Poge Top Left Jimbo keeps his eyes on the botter os well os the pitcher Bottom The 1982-83 Bucconeer Boseboll Teom 150 X Competition L+ 'I A l t ,gm If J I , - Y I '?' I Dare February 27 MOYCP1 1 2 0 4 5 o 10 12 13 15 16 17 10 20 23 24 20 27 'QM I I I . 1 l 7-- ..2 -4 51- .- xl, UCL' sr College- ar Cngregon Buccaneer Bqgbojl 1962 Opponem Scum Corollno 29 Nonh Carohna APN North Corolmo 1 Furman 2 Furman 3 Campbell 7 Campbell 12 EOS! Carolrna 125 10 UNC-Wllmlngron 14 UNC-Wilmmgran 15 Wesr Llberry 12: 16 WSSY Llbervy 17 Wesr Llberry 20 Furman 23 Furman 26 SOIlSbury 20 Salusbury 30 Georgla Slave Moy Caeorgla Srove 123 1 Fvoncu Mor Of Crrooel Marx 1-111112: Mcm Hull Armgrong S1019 Norm Carol-no Norm Carahna Campbell Camaoell l,NC -. 'V' nqvy UNC rl. lf' M313- Vanc 1 Mc' 0' JSC A ue' .SC A we-' Croce' So- Cool no A'f sr'ang S'a'e I ag 1,-, L. 'Q rn.-Q 1 surf' fry-rr--u. A1--Oni ,.. r-rr-wp ' F vg- lb L8 x 3 5 Row, L-ro RJ, Christian, R. Bessinger, V Gainey, C, Hall B Morgan 51h Raw B Mrzzell T Carrer L Coleman J Splrzmller J mlm Arr Raw M 'vqxe' ' 1,-CNS , J M0f '50fl-1 Wolfe 3rd ROW D Hardee,J Barnes, K Couch, S Slngley G McCullough 2nd Raw M Hummel G wr-re R lwannan-axe' B I-lfygw 5 jff- :.M, S Essig, S. Mims, P Knight, D, Newman Competituon 751 p. f 1 6 Wa 0 Y- ? 5 474 ,X E i K elf Y f :lf h ,.-nav? A - or K by X gfl i f 4 A Q he 1-v fe -1-H M-M , . l,...,,Am+J:g'fzf I ,I . 3 , V . AA 'ft' T i,,. 'Q b bw I x id . wfgi 'Lik,sir,, .4,z...1 .K 1? v fix li z ,Q , ,,, Q X .4 X A V s , r qw Mitt - X , -'W Y . ffmtgixgaipg li 5 ,tygwris R. . sr K N if - A . V is 1 'Vg Q-'J ,xf ' ,gd 'x. .fiat , im. l i Q-e flat ws .ii J 3 gifgia we I ij . f i ,pl 35 3 fu 4 '- 'f ' .1 . ' wt , 4 I j,AiT'w gli 2' 1,3 'I'lE5i .i 2 . a X . , . W - ' , .. tm, vt 1' 152 I Competition .. v ah? ? ,Vi Q P f v' ,ff- M-N -, vs.. Q '. , . ,Y--Rx Q I -1 . , , s is . - L 3 if ix X - s'HQt! 'x As? l f Top Left: It looks like he's sofe on third. Top Right: The Boptist Bucconeers toke on inning breok in the dugout. Bottom Left: Moybe we better settle for o double this time, Bottom Right: Mike displays his pitching skills during worm-up, M5 ,Su-0-nn, i wx e?3'Q,, . . O 'V STRIKETWO . 1.4 ' nil r-3.-v iv-Q 1 75' T43 '- :xi .gr .I-. 2' 9-S Q 1, .f .J ., I 3 A Top Left Cooch Uusrle ond his reom obsefve we f oooofwefwrs Top Right Shone dxsploys his de-sfgmored rwrmg sk Hs Borrow Left Mike rokes rhe ssgnol ro go home Borrow fl gm Jr bo x , X- is , mf' X 7 A, BAPTIST ON THE RUN las L JC JK QS Q95 Bock Row, L to R1 W. Scott, Mgr., R. Terry, G. Hollond, D. Sweet, K. Stockhouse, M. Sydnore, L. Wethington, Mgr. 4th Row: E. Wright, G. Corn, M. Allen, R. Heothwl Bynufn, M. Hockett, G. Gorton. Grd Row: K. Klinect, I. Batten, P. Williorns, C. Simplsins, S. Joyne, W. Villo, S. Kinnebrew, R. Stevens. 2nd Row. D. Nicholson, A. Hodi D. Willioms, A. Gront, C. McGriH, R. Conley, A. Dunn. Front Row: J. Quinn, C. Spencer, J. Perry, D. Anderson, W. Cooper. WU ill 1' A , ' 1 vw - '.- , 'I I A ve 2 ' af -Cx ' Y . 'yn - M ,,,dN, 'N . 3. YN . 1 'jf' :1 VA? mn- X. H f U L, Ck? ,, -fe- COACHES - emaief, Bogwell COACHES - Jaaiaan, Porker 154 I Competition T , if i :ij Qs, F yy: y rg.- it H il In seventeen yeors ol competition, the Doptist College Trocls teom hos 'X lever hod o losing seoson Lost yeor they ended the seoson with nine wins f f , ind four losses 1 This yeor we moy see the best trock teom ever The teom is extremely ' ' loung, with only three juniors ond three seniors However, this teom hos tony outstonding men of the nottonol coliber ronk They hove o tough, emonding schedule, but they work hord ond ore willing to do their best 14 y , -f V I Qgfr-,ff 4, Q ff BAPTIST COLLEGE B I NEERS ?'lT'1'F t- 1962 ttmcic ULE I its h OP NENT Q ' chb Pe . 4 ch 18 fxG son U? ch20 X jeg Q c 'rctnv. , ' V - r e, Citadel. Baptist? 1 ich 2G2? , 'V ,olleloys A - I , - f mia 5 no Invitational Q -' -'A 0 MIMO podnetays - - ., -T34 -- 41,5 - min frrlmlnvitanonci .-'. 'f . , .1 .v .1 - Va s' :.r'.,.f Q- 1. kil23-24 A A ' f ' .- ' ' Q.. .4-5. 4 'ts 1 cr. 1' Atismrmeei r v- -,f,.'.'.-..---- ' V, . , 4 ,,.,Q,,,,,.,. -. 8 Meer x in - 21-22 li Block Classic . - MIN. 'Ig g- ... 5 JF 2 , -4-s. i.4sc'-A 4iF'.h ,q' 'i ' - W , - Aff-of ' S- - Y' . t f 9 n 55, Q: salt 'Q Cv' w t .... QQO 2 .I 5 w X r i V . :F Q 'r !nAnAaqvUhA'h We i tn f.-u-,- ' -tum l 1 .v I ' . . . '- .-. Lf . f.'.'--- r . I ' ' ' n. ' V ' :gy -4,:'W,'Q,:1e- 1 '1.. V I O . 4 s Sr 1 IW' I' gl--:dl ' Qiiii Top Left Gene Hollond mokes his stride for the triple Jump Top light Willtorn Cooper is on the run Middle Left Gene shows his expertise on the high lump Middle Right Dorryl Anderson tolses first ploce Gorton- Lefl Jimmy Petw drsploys his ftrst-ploce Style Competition! 155 GN . f L ,P ms' , 'xx' i vt 1-eff I TRACK TEAM 1- Y . 41. i ...- A Mr . . , g,..,.,t.x' 'S fi-t. 1 V. . ,w.-.,..,-. -'s-'J-frtfi Swv: Q ' . -1 - -s-QT.. T3x'?e'sVQ1-I 811 '3 -..',.,,, -QA Y A 1 U- v-q-- H--A W, -,A -' iff' lg. - M i Q, .r wrmnrrxvvvn , - rv - 5 . .t Q Q: il 'Q WMU V , A ,ga- lf , ni vi 'Vin COMES ON STRON 3, -1 E 1 X... Q VN' U ....... 5 -. S 'st r i 2 'K R I if s 1 ,:-I nr- ' X , , ' wwe .9 ' G 40,09 Q JU? PM . . . 1 1 , N Q Top Left: Gene goes over one more time. Top Right: I bet he will be ' r if' fi, X QSQIQS glod when this roce is over. Bottom Left: Kenny tokes o quick swim. Bot- tom Right: Jerry Bloylock is over the top. 156 I Competition , X wt, ..,,,, T M 5 r s i ' 5 A A' f . A ' f X ,.,' . I o--- -- 'A it M .QA ,Ili P04 0- -up: viii'-' L b H . ryn'.b i il nf 'rf- Q-X - 'ls' f.. . .'.'.'!24, 'ol 'lx' 1 ' 7 ' .4 s .g -pd-av N - .A 163 ,'. 5 ' eric'-,:wf?. N 1:--..-X A Top Left Gene Hollond dlsploys his excellenr form Top Righr Ted Williams as reody ond owonring rhe srorring gun Mnddle Len Gene gers his feet durfy Bonom Leh' Fred Bullock keeps .np his poce Borrom Right Cloude Spencer shows us whor gove hnm se- cond ploce in the Srore Trock Meer Competmonf 157 '. I Q 41 1 T X ti i . The Boptist College Tennis Teoms ore both foirly new in existe tif with the men hoving been formed five yeors ogo ond the wort ei only two yeors ogo. The lock of tennis focilities on compus il been on extreme disodvontoge, but four new courts ore be rl built, ond it is hoped thot this will help o greot deol. Both tec rl hove shown improvement ond ore expected to continue to do : 4.1.4.1 iv 4:1-, N A ,N I new f l ,ful ' 13-1 i 1 'T i335 . 1' ' V -ff s l , A 1 T Stonding, L to R: Lorry Jenkins, Dove Storoy Kneeling: Tommy McDonoId, Joel Benefield. Not pictured: Poul Dupleich, Lorry Duplelch. 158!CompeiiIiOf1 4 'E f 1 r s vii 1 . i 47 ,-K Thus Page Top Leff Dove prepares vo serve Yoo Rsghr Tommy onnclpores me vemm Bonor'1Lefv Low wovcfes NISODDOTGOI Dorvorv Cefwref Coocr We-H, w3fC 9S :VOS nce Borrow Rxghr Joel ge-rs 'eodv vo 'eve We bow Cs' posne Poge Top Leif Joel msries 'chat' 'fe S-43+ 'Q Rlghr Tommy 'ev,,ms me se-'ve Compemuonf 159 I f ,,...f .- I Qififwu ,k ,K . ,N 4 A , .Q A M , f 4 ,M 32.1 , :gil h X' 5,2 -1253 Q: --' yxzf ax ' , ' '-rx, L WJ' Q 3-Q.. in Q 'vt' lx i I' .IQ j -r Q44 ' ,TY A l EM W Standing, L ro R: Mory Lou Thompson, Jeonnerre Dupleich, Celeste Scorpo. Kneeling: Horrler Jeffords, Clolre Thompson. Not pictured: Vlckl Helser 160 I Competition Q 40-LOVE l Lrg' W ,.. A :.vT'?' - x1'nU 'K 1 '1-4 ' .. -0 Q- . Wo, A .5 . Q YQ- ', , - --4-Q .xism . U .. 5'-'11 ..- . , ,fz ' ..- V. fs ', , x . ' ' O - gx N, ll, 4 ' .' ' . : .' ' 's M,--'-Te - -1 .,! v - . p . W 1,1 J rl Lag A A f W' 94- . - L ,JJ , 27 rTa,f:-'.gq'!lUw! rw, X l Q l ' '4 ' 5' 3 l s l' , 1 .1 3 Thus page Top Left Celesre swmgs :mo ocrlon Too Rlgm Cooch Welry Bower Left Mory Lou onnclpores rhe boil Borrow Rlghr Jeonnerre olsgloys ref 9091 skull Opposlre Poge Top Left Homer ond Clone rake rhe Ooebles fowwoffewr Rughr Clonre keeps her eye on me boil v.f.-!f- To: Competition 1 161 l ntensive, continuous troining thot seems to lost forever insteod of hours - sore, tired muscles thot screom for o rest - - thoughts thot drift oheod to the next gome. Athletes struggle through exhousting proctices to ochieve for themselves, ond their school, the ultimote victory. The victor 1 itself comes from within. An othlete must delve inside himself to come up with the desire ond fire of bottle. The light of hop J must breok through the dorkness of discourogement. Through the prodding of the cooches ond spectotors, they run, putt, kick, loy up, spike ond serve to beot the best. Afterwords, totolly spent from the bottle, they sit bock, review the gome in their minds, ond ossure themselves thot, it -T dividuolly ond os o teom, they gove it their oil!! T 162 I Competition CUTLASS 1 983 lE BAPTIST COLLEGE AT CHARLESTON C0 PETITIO C 63 X . , , Y . f 5. I ' . 4 ' ,,,ixv Y K It N .:..r.7f RQ aw-..--Nw-. . wx -if A .,f',,,' I Y. , ,. 5 ren gi v, Q Q, r, Y ,Ks ' -I . '. 4+ g'rg4'U , .Vi . ia.L 1 .,..v,'..y,'-.D '11 - if af- g -f4.5t...'f-. '--I ' Bock Row, L to R: A. Johnson, B, Ashbo, C. Morton, M. Roberts, J. Elrod, J. Odom, J. Stevens. 2nd Row: P. Stevens, S. Kelly, D. Lee, L. Heoton, K. Hortmon, T. Ashbo. Front Row: D. Green, R. Hussey, S. Johnson, A. Hucks. Wx xx I Me 5' 511.1 -,-f' ' ADVISOR - Mrs. Cloudio Eryont. ART EDITOR - Donny Green, BUSINESS MANAGER - Allen Johnson, DARK ROOM MANAGER - Bobby Ashbo. A I I THE 1 983 CUTLASS STAFF I 1 E C U 'I L 5 ' The Cutloss Yeorbook Stoff is composed of young men ond women trying to V preserve todoy's events os tomorrow's memories. They toke on octive interest in oll octivities for the soke of recording them for posterity. Throughout the yeor, the staff 'I photogrophers toke pictures while the other stoff members work feverishly to develop 164 I Involvement o book thot con be cherished forever. I 4.4- A Q' 1 ,fu Q-A K - ,I ,gl 5 ': l ii EDITORS - L ro R: S. Johnson, Clossesg J. Ashbo, Index: S. Kelly, Photogrophyg A. Bolr, Adsg R. Hussey, Sportsg T. Hommond, Copyt Not Pictured: L, Heoron, Xf- Roy Porker. CD , 14 J .Q NL? L to R: Chuck Morton, Sue Kelly, John Odom. Nor Pictured: Dorryl Mulllgon, Kelth EDITOR v 1 l , -'E ,K Y, D A All l D: F ! X 1 ,+ Z' ' -.ff - 2:9 3' .: ' rf- f ir ' - Mork Roberts. gr' Involvement I 165 l 4 1 M SEFER - Stonding, L to R: M. Gilmore, P. Seogron, K. Mobley. Seoted: R. Honcock, G. Hlll. . xl-V -Q... BUC-'N-PRINT - Bock Row, L to R: E. Brown, 5. Besseche, A. Keegon, W. Johnson. From Row: N. Peorson, F. Lingo, K. Phillips, K. Wyre, M. Gilmore, M. Youngblood. Seoted: W. Villo, P, Seogron, A. Feo, R. Hinson. BUG 'N PRINT l SEFER newspoper Both ore stoffed by volunteers wlth contrlbutnons mode by students l I da! T l s , A The Sefer ond Buc-'N-Print ore the college's officiol literory mogozine ond stuc El 166 I Involvement 4 L ow, L to R: E. Thompson, Ms. Mueller-Roemer, C. Holbert, Mr, Word, D. Tonner, Y. Owens. Front Row: D. Crout, B. Morthews, K Breuer I Ax 1- . 71?-9' i 1: : .AU-' Ji-5 If .. ART CLUB The Art Club is designed to bring obout o greoter oworeness ond oppreciotion of ort Boptist College. They plon o field trip eoch month to view different on techniques. .nfs .4 1 ! . 't Involvement f 167 ,,.. 1 - f ,Spas T r!'f5'3? .tiff 4 T ,-,337 P mqir:-rg' ' ' Q CG- V y ffffyniif-uf rf 5 - :'...f-,QQ 431 ff.,-f,ww,an,,,,?yg . v,n, 'LYh, ,,,, fir f -f . .fvfmwww . 1 , I 'lux . , na fy. -5 X . . aw X f irwfh flfffffwif-HES? .W K , you xv .,-.....-.... , . me ! I in Bock Row, L to R. F. Sherrill, B. Moore. 2nd Row: P. Jete mon, S. Clendennon. ., Y rr 4 'A 44 . ' 1 wi! f ? Z Q 1 .- EWQTH' fx ft glajg, A . zz x , , 52Zwh2r4r V M.-. . ,rf 2 7. tg ,fy - , f 1 1:41 airy' , ,WS12'fev,,.f. , Q , Aa ' L 4. 514'-X, -P ,M1 4 Q Q . r, B. Murrell, J. Wright, A. Bolnhlll, J. Stoddord. Front Row: T. Moyo, L. Roy. Not Pictured: J. Tucker, W. JI 1' 'T f 1 cgi ' -' W s - - - sw 'ff .w. .w--.,,.3w,g,y5 hqjnr Q. . N Q A. 1 . - V . 'fiifx V QQ T ' if lr 1 VV, ,www V3.7 ,, I .Q , 8 . ,. , , Q , .f.. -,M Q W wx . , SA rgavrgif Q .V ,- 'g'xQ?,:..j 5 if. , .,,r 76, X. .N . K 'Q .f .gg- QKgjeX, .- -- 1 2 ll ? THE PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY The Performlng Arts Socrety strrves to promote Interest In the dromotlc orts both 1 f ond off compus They usher for ploys ot the Dock Street Theotre ond the Gorde Theotre on o regulor bosrs H 168 f IFIVOIVGTTTGTTY 1 I x A A -'sb .f N J V . N 2 -- L Campbell, L. Horton, S. Brownlng, S. Roberts, C, Boll, D. Lowdeo, S. Doron. 1 muslc'rl-IERAPY Q cl.uB he Muslc Therapy Club IS for students pnmornly tnterested In muslc theropy They ore noted wnth the Nottonol Assoclotuon for Music Theropy ond the Notuonol Assoctotuon Mussc Theropy Students ' 3' 1 I ag .fl 'U 1,1 . Y V I l 3. '. . . , , , . . ff ' U . wr uf? . . . . . . . tx ,V , ., 1 Involvement I 169 57? was 6, if t ff : 4 Q ' ,xx V A A1 ' Q-V A .gf x A . A v A - . U ., V Y? 4 V 5 f Qi ig 'fax 3 ,Q , h M Jie fe .-:H l .-gl-. A Mas cg :A cw - M, My ' M 5'-M X' I A U, ' W, . QL- K ? t 4 A 1 r R i A wtf 5 J I . - ' 1 l ' . 2 Q s f l 3 2 W . n ' 2 3 v Mc..,,,...,,,RanuuIlIlv .4 '- ' '! + Bock Row, L to R: C. Nordeen, R. Moore, C. Judson, V. Hern, P. Moxwell, B. Wotson, R. Rollins, C. Field, D. Woitt, B. Moore, D. Cotter, P. Allen, A. Groves. Grd Row: D. ner, R. Meyerhoeffer, G. Green, P. Bowers, M. Soms, T. Newton, A. Turner, M. Molphrus, J. Lee, B. Bighom, J. Smook, J. Ussery, J. Solters, J. Woy, T. Foxwell. 2nd T. Shirley, B. Alston, I. Cope, L. Horton, A. Crouch, L. Tucker, K. Wode, D. Wood, N. Timmons, R. Pierce, J. Wright, R. Bozzle, B. Goggons, M. Reed, T. Lowing, K. Lock- Row: T. Aiken, T. Hommond, E. Heffron, M. Stello, P. Stewort, S. Moreheod, J. Smith, C. Cloer, T. Ross, M. Compbell, A. Bornhill, R. Divine, E. Normon, C. Morton, E. Ashbo, J. Willord, Dr. Cuttino. 117 '55 THE SINGIN .fa BUCCANEERS iii- The Singing Bucconeers is mode up of students from o mixture of studies ond ll terests The music is chosen to sotisfy o vortety of tostes ronging from the Music of 1 T Mosters to populor gospel tunes woe- . . lif' 2 . 170 I Involvement J . l 1 L, -H Rf 5 J -TJ ,rqS'N'1'.i,fJ 1 4 , fhlw 'T T ' . d ,Q 1 . l n ,sg H 4 14- 51..- .1-v--1 . . v, L to R: T. Lowing, C. Morton, B. Goggins, J. Smook, E. Bunton, M. Reed, B. Bighom, J. Willard, K. Lockloir Front Nordeen, R. Rollins, V. Hern, D. Gordener, B. Wotson, P. Bowers, M. Campbell, P Moxwell, T. Shirley, C. Cloer, Ile. WARM SUMMER RAIN orm Summer Rom ns on oudmon group selected from the Concert Chour They el throughout South Corolino representung the college through song ond mony lm ' r an A 1 .UZ 1 ' l I li :? - . n r i Ja- X EEE ' :- rl 'F'- L nnri' ' '.? ,ful L 23 SIX. 17, .5-' .Jia L.-f ?l:,f.fy' A UQ' ..... 4 - H ' 4 ' af' b Q5 Involvement X 171 i E Bock Row, L to R: R. Conley, R. Terry, J. Benefield, l. Botten, K. Stockhouse, E. Wright. 3rd Row: J. Stevens, J. Volentlne, D. Dovenpon, S. Turner, D. Bridges, A. 0 Besseche, A. Turner. 2nd Row: C. Porl-ser, D. Nicholson, D. Wooten, M. Thomson, M. Livingston, A. Hinsen, L. Fleming, R. Meyerhoeffer. Front Row: E. Norman, K. K+ Willioms, K. Borrow, P. Skipper, M. Hockett, R. Howord. . FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES FCA hos occepted o challenge to confront othletes ond cooches with the odven of following Christ ond serving Him By doing this they hope to reoch the not: it youth I Ai x Q, b :Ll ' X NJA A ? . . . . U . . I 5 P 172 ! Involvement L i 4 I' kg f fl k CAMPUS CRUSADE lmpus Crusode for Christ helps people fund new life nn Christ. They seek to wtn in Iuols to Christ, buuld them in the forth ond send them out to win others av-I, ...- P -me 5 .Q b'-iiufr j'f?f'g4 C Lilian' :uf 5'1- 33:15 , Ls, :Wa 1 .lf -' 5' , I f. 'f-fX 13 '. 'I . -. 'T L X fs, P ' , , 'xg wr .Q .A I :,...ii-f-- .1 'rf 2 r 5 2 F- '- F J- - ' , r , C 1 1, Involvement! 173 -Q i,. mt ,,, M, .B W... , ....--.,..- --,.......,c,-,--... ik. ........f-V ., K, .,-m.wy--- ,410 ,. us, 5. . ,.,.,L.sw-..,Q..- A ,J-'In--'L Aw, J' ' ,' .,,. ,. . s. A I ,V .L -' , 1. - mf ' . .. ' , -,MH .. g-aw, .u . ,Leif- ',' ..-LY. Q Q, ... if? J A . , M.. W. mnwdcg. W A -rcs ., .,- . ' 1-:'Qf35t.'vs 1 .,,,Ag , w -Mrs! 1,..4. , X ov. M-4' yn ax Y mm A Q' ' M.-V,-s','. ,- ,, .L . u . ,A or . . . M .. .. . ,...'..-ws 9 . , , ,. . -, -,vc .LK I Aj sa-.NN .J Jw it I!! . - I i. xg lr. , .J Q... f 'f .' - .1 ' .. ..w.. N if ,A 4 , .nm-....gs-'F ,..h ,,,.. . - ., ,, .s' A-1,4-5. 'V' Sv' aww- . -' ' , L fu 'A Ah- ff gt -,. s ' fx I, . -.., , Bock Row, L to R: E. Thompson, F. Guest, R. Howord, B. Ocker, S. Turner, K. Winburn, P. Wright, A. Turner, J. Woy, T. Fountoin, S. Brog, P. Beers, P. Sundoy, K. Pierce, N. Timmons, R. Divine. 4th Row: V. Lipe, M. Thomson, K. Nordeen, P. Allen, S. Homrick, C. Dickerson, K. Rushton, M. Wolloce, W. Kominer, B. Sheoly, T. Stonley, V. Hern, R. Solyers, D. Corbet, A. Bloke, P. Stevens. 3rd Row: C. Bryson, A. Hilton, A. Bornhill, B. Pioter, M. Jockson, M, Smith, A. Hendricks, 5. Hill, M. Stonleyil Olsen, L. Brown, S. Joyne, T. Bronhom, T. Smith. 2nd Row: K. Stockhouse, J. Wright, D. Wood, D. Cloy, S. Adoms, T. Alford, C. Huggens, C. Cloer, R. Durst, M. Dovenport, R. Turner, M. lves, L. Hord, L. Cooper, R. Honer, M. Livingston, K. Smith, L. Heoton. Front Row: C. Thrower, S. Besseche, M. Brown, D. Woitt, M. Soms, K. Willoughby, T. Hommond, J. Ussery, P. Moxwell, J. Lee, D. Lee, A. Hucks, L. Tucker, V. Robinson, J. Simmons, V. Holmes, L. Loncoster, D. Eoton, S. Meyerhoefter, B. Dovenport, J. Benefield. - f 'fy-1 , ,.. FY -v ,ff s 1. , A V 4 if, I. V 5 -XSL. f' J M 'L Y,,, i, . he A W5 1'f'rrghfF' M 174 I Involvement less ,thy ig azz' X f-Ii X! fair x l. 4 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Boptist Student Union is o ministry of Southern Boptists open to oll collf students foculty ond stoff They seek to engoge the ocodemlc community In Journey for Christion growth ond outreoch V' 'mf f f., lt' 5 if 452-Q37 f l aw . . .J E' 30.3 Row, L to R: 5. Adoms, V. Hern, Front Row: L. Brown, C, Cloer, K, Wade. - 1 A -h A4 is ' 5 X s W X X ,f ,T 4 3. ngfbsdls Heh' LH., iwfk ' . if -' v 1 V xref! V BAPTIST YOUNG WOMEN X o w . e f, , I I ' 'I ' r g gg - , aptlsr Young Women IS o progrom for mission ourreoch ond missuon concern for . ' I s??.2 ' . V w - - Q., ,, ng women on the Boprnsr College compus. They meer twice o monrh for srudy ond J Re f fer. A Involvement f 175 , V,,. . W. ,.....,.y V., X, I T 't Bock Row, L to R: R. Rudder, F. Shirrel, R. Colis, T. Snell, Fother Doy, Choploin. Front Row. C. D'Sequiro, S. Spence, D. Cregger. 4 X 1 im ', 9 Q17 K 1 s , . ' M N Oi' s iff, 5 Sin 4 , CATHOLIC STUDENT UNION The Cotholnc Student Unuon gtves Cotholuc students o chonce to pursue thenr Chrtstu commitment In worship FGIIQIOUS educotlon spmtuoltty ond soclol Ilfe - . 1 . QQ? XX ' tx , . . . . . .. W7 X ml' . , . .. . .. . .. K , , , . , f 1761 Involvement ,...l -6 Qin- JN 'Q' Q tb ...J '94 .L Top Center Advlsors Dr A Kenneth Bonnerte Dr Stephen Hudson Dt H Clyde Odorn Mtddle L to R Lofty Dovts Renee Evons Howlett leffotds YT? Vtctor Locos Bottom Wnttnev Strvts ' Melonle Snntth Torn:-ny Tdcne' ts-ot Plc- tored Kotnertne McDontel Roge' Stonton 5- AMERICAN 1 . 7 cl-lENncAl. soclE'rY :ta le ihe object of the Arnericon Chemicol Society is to ollow on opportunity for chemistry li, 'VX Sl ienrs to become better ocquointed with the professional orgonizotion ond to instill ,.. f 't 7 olride in chemistry, I '1 'lt Z:-1 Involvement I 177 .vfg i , . 4 1 I . 4' I Q Q ,A V b 0 5 A as M 39 . f., r , ' M 'Q Quay w .1 . My . K V Qoao f g - U'--n -ur-4' Vq'gf?J,A GJ 1 ,- . , ,J , ispgwvw k 5? M ,,, r Q Back Row, L to R: A. Blake, M. Olson, B. Goggans, son, L. Christian, L. Hunt. 4. . -A - U- -- V --- - -- - -1- una-110: R. Hinson, T. Boey, M. McDonald, M. Cox, T. Davis. Front Row, L to R: B. Orr, L. McSwain, D. Patrick, D. Hair, W. 2' , R . . i ee- Beta Chi originated two years ago but is just naw getting into full swing. It is ct ii- 'Q h posed of students who have an interest in Business Management, Marketing, Accc ting, Economics, or Computer Science. , V i 178 I Involvement i v I -n . L to R: J. Edwords, J. Smook. 5th Row: R. Solyers, S. Desseche, A. Townsend. 4th Row: M. D. Brittoin, B. Stonley. Grd Row: G. Dyches, M. Brown, P. Moxwell. 2nd Row: B. Dyches, L. Lee, Front Row: D. Huntley, K. Nordeen, L. Horris. 4 wg, JN NEA The gool of the SNEA is to stimulote the highest ideols of professionol ethics ond ot- JUSS. ond to provide students 0 voice in motters offecting their interests in educotion id the teaching profession. Q it Involvement I 179 x.. 3. i 1' xi' V f,'EQ,'5,l ,, . . Bock Row, L to R: R. Roberts, H. McKeithon, J. Reeves, J. Bryk, E. Brockin, M. Mc C. Horrison, R. Bonks, J. Tiessen. Front Row: R. Schmidt, B. Crowder, M. Devin Stone, R. Skylock, A. Mosso, C. Jones, S. Cherry. H' ?'l'V gmyrgyys V - Er. .1 but 1- l tx-JI' 's .... Q. i 4. - q 4 ,vc X ...- -nw. ,....,, M- energy .A . 3' A i f ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY A x f Qs? - The Arnold Air Society is o professional, honorory service orgonizotion. Mem 1:5 must be students who ore AFROTC codets ond who meet specific requirements. i WRNOL 'R i'55 r:zn 180 I Involvement . L i xv--1 1 Lto R: A. Cotes, D. Wheeler, J. Broome, P. Jeter, R. Doniels, M. LoGronr, A. Smolls, E, Robinson, E. Goines, A, Moultrie. Not Pictured K. Robinson, -11 Q 6 9 ' X N ' l x AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY The Afro-Americon Society is dedicoted to the Christion principles of Boptist College, 'GY work for good relotions between blocks ond whites ond encouroge on wderstonding of the Africon heritoge. i, J Morsh X r . Involvement! 181 l 3 E Of' 'xx Bock Row, L to R: S. Adoms, M. Meyer, K, Phillips, R. Terry, Y. Owens, A. Burgess, D. Wheeler, N. Peorson. 3rd Row1 E. Poglieroni, l. Burridge, T. Tucker, D. Corner, J. Plunkett, H. Jeffords, L. Cooper, S. Killingsworth. 2nd Row. 5. Browning, R. Brown, L. Loncoster, L. Christion, C. Tutton, D. Potrick, Ms. Elkins. Front Row : J. Moore, J. Smook, R. Lelond, D. Eaton. GAMMA BETA PHI l Gommo Beto Phi is o servicefleodership orgonizotion for students mointoining llfl overoll GPA of 3.4. They strive to odvonce educotionol ideos, encouroge scholostic 4 fi tort, ond reword ocodernic merit. l 182 f Involvement i . dill A , ' 'E E 1 , , X AJ '- 'C. .1 ol l l N. J 4 l l l XR , A rw Afi- l 'WJ 5, ' 'h'v,,,,,,,,,.,,,,w 7 UL. Ag I '7 , I ,Q l-. m l X V . Va' X-j D+ : V 4 l ..s, in ee. ffl'-me, M .K V I Q . -.r -4.:nu-w47s.- 1'4'C'95n f 4 -5,- V - fn Y., Bock Row, Lto R: C. Bryson, R Heorhm R Cresswell, XV Worson, H Mclmerhen D Ives B Goggons fl Hlne son. Front Row. T. Snell, M. Olsen, H Boineou, D Bordos, S Hollowoy, R Thornley .W I X '? 's.i .A P . 4 I f J' Ll 'iq COLLEGE REPUBLICANS . f l0ffY ond ro ocquoinr :rs members with plorforms supported by the norronol pony ond :col condudotes ly .LN gf , xl: l ff-3 wa , l ' v X, I The College Republicons is orgonized ro help srimulore inreresr in rhe Repoblicon K ,' . Q X I M P rf To A. v Involvement 183 yr .QA Bock Row, L to R1 S. Homrick, K. Smith, S. Roy, C. Lewis, L. Jordon, C. Tindol, C. Dickerson, D. Dovenport, R. Durst, T. Hommond, L. Loncoster, R. Eoron, G. Ellis, S. Moore, B. Ocker, A. Todd, S. Besseche. 2nd Row: P. Maxwell, M. Thrower, I. Cope, L. Hord, L. Croven, D. Huntley, R. Moore, S. Simmons, T. O'Quinn, D. Blizord, K. C. Stonley, P. Beers, D. Horkins, S. Kelly, T. Clork. Kneeling: D. Corbett, L. Cooper. Y JA H fi . -. ' - U-gif if . JF, arf, 4' lx W? vb .JA 'Q . ii PSI DELTA PHI Psi Delto Phi is o Christion Service Sorority. They promote school spirit, oim for high 184 I Involvement ideols ond provide o sisterhood omong Christions while striving to be o shining light to others .L 1 ,' If llllllll ' 1' sl? 5 l l 5 ' , l 2 ' r ' l Q' , . r ' .E3 I uf, Tw- ,, V. I. V .fill - ' ' 5.4,-.'-31' :Q Q . . . , 1 in rg' if .AF 3 Nfl + fl -,mush ' - ' -we. 1:5 T -. ,Q f 1 ' 5 slgli-'1' x. . I T5 - L., 7 F ,N Q Y. sRow, L to R: T. Howord, P. Allen, M. Sronley. 3rd Row: A. Boghoumlyon, J. Ussery, C. lwer, R. Thorpe, V. Llpe. 2nd Row: T. Bronhom, F. Guest, E. Thompson, D. Eoron. Front f:T.Smlrh,T.Clork,S.HilI.K.WiIloughby. -F i 4' - ,, 1 1 - ' -Q D' i - ,M .f ,lm ' ' .Cv T - - - 'sn ' -,- V' v , f 1 . 3, 34 I 4 'Tw' 'S fx x X S X L.. . .l.- - v- PSI KAPPA PHI Ps: KOPPO Phu IS o servlce frorernlry chorrered rn 1978 Theur deslre IS to esroblnsh hor wony omong fellow brothers ond slsfers os well os to be of servlce ro oll monkund l l I l 1 Involvement I 185 nn 9 QQ QW ...ft K5-W'-f E Nirtlt.tIvliitii,l ' O W, g. :wr APO - L to R: D. Green, R. Porker, J. Brodley, M. Roberts, L. Simmons, R. Mills, T. Hiers, T. ii Lowing, D. Cotter, R Ashbo, A. Hendricks, C. Morton, E. Bunton. f? T v up -ZQT T1 VY . - Su' wf A- --. O v v , f 3 . fa if '4 it Q 1 ..,,, A., 1 T T 'S 'Q -t 2 1 fxuriafgg I '. fi t .T . 5 - Xt? 53 - if 7' J, EH . Ye if . . 'L t A 4. . A it 45.1 W Q A - i i s ,JIQATYLJTK iw X .ff , 'rx 'Nj-I1i !'ij'3iL.-L -Es 2.551 - ' b ' X I -J ' V :Q 11J..: 3fL?-1 ARO - Bock Row, L to R: J. Wright, B. Morrell, E. Boord, T. Rotliff, D. Hoir, W. Kominer, J. Edwords. Front Row, L to R. M. Soms, A. Smith, A. Boir, P. Horton, C. Tutton, M. Compbell, T. Butts, L. Lee. i A! tt. A p Q QEZEQEELQQMISQA A Q Alpho Phi Omego froterntty ond Alpho Rho Omego Sorority ore both service orgontzottons dedrcoted to Leodershrp Friendship ond Service They strive to pr0 vide service for the community ond school t . . . H . . . . ,, . - X r r - ' 186 f Involvement wdlng, L to R: S. Bolllg. A. Bishop, D. Tyner, J. Gregory. N. Peorson, B. Wotson, T. Toylor, T. Pierce. Seoted, L to R: 5. Feren chell. Not Pictured. M. Zuercher, C, Phillips, T. Tucker, R. Evons, M. Mlley, D, Wooten, R. Moore. 1 If! -2. 'IGI xt-1-4 N '- -LQ ' SIGMA KAPPA ALPHA illowshtp ond mutuol trust omong thenr members whale upholdung the ndeols ond odmons of the college Sigmo Koppo Alpho wos founded in 1969. They ore interested in promoting Xiu...-....................- :'. 4' Hg l 6 Bock Row, L to R: K. Robinson, J. White, A. Cotes, O. Wllliorns, J. Cothron, M. Butler. Front Row: P. Geothers, D. White. a-GEM' ' ,Jw -in-. IE.. 'P+ ov ,, ' r Os, Xl I 1 ALPHA PHI ALPHA Q Q7 SWE ETH EARTS condmons I0 humonlty ond educotron wherever the members go ond Inspire others F reoch ond pursue hugh gools I Alpho Phi Alpho froternity ond the Alpho Phi Alpho Sweetheorts intend to betf 188 X Involvement N ..,-.......f..d l E s 9 1, 5 . 5 g ' Ax E9 1 I K' in fr' f I ' H59 . , filggg Ki, '4Ii'q,1 1 1 ,N Y 4 Q- 'gi -vs .- -L 1'5Les1T 1? l U A MEMDI R3 UQVG-fly Amon Meod Box Deon Cofrm Donny Coe- MQIOVMFP Cyl JP' Cliff Held Elle-en Heffron Bobby Holsenbock Kevin Jones Dowd Lee Som Locos Mork Morsholl Gordon Moore Brendo Morrell Evererr Nonce Koren Phnllups Todd Rxley Suson Sondufer Phnl Seogron Fronkae Shirley Melonne Srnurh Corlo Sronley Dorryl Tolberr Donno Wood Juhe Wrughr ,x ff 14.1 'V ' 1 ' .un nl l STAGE AND PEP BAND ' A 3 if x o f A Pep Bond as mode up from the concert bond. Its moan funcrlon IS ro ploy morches A m A , md recent pop hits or oll home boskerboll ond soccer gomes. Involvement f 189 U E 1 Qu ' 'Adm fl. I 3. .sv . 4. - N, ,,. ,. Q.. 4.5g',.f'fY ,iz',:r-f . x.Q'- , , ,EA I 'tl 4. mg, 5.5 ,Mgt Bock Row, L to R1 L. Gomez, J. Fuller, T. Horrlett, P. Stewon. Kneeling: R. Mouney, C. Jones, D. Comer. Not Pictured: T. Moyo, J. Horriett, J. Scorlotto. 1 'fn gf-sr QT! PHI DELTA CHI -'VN Us Q Phu Delto Chu as the newest sororlty on compus They were chortered tn 1975 os o ser vtce sorortty They show thetr members love ond slsterhood ond Joan together tn fnend ship ond trust 190 X Involvement 1 vul Lf 7--b ? . yy- N--. vi 1 ' I 5 X Q nv In L to R: D. Cloy, Dr. Borry, T. Boyd, C. Turion, S. Washington, Dr. Gorry. Front Row: K. Dodd, S. Doron, J. Corhron, J. Scorlofo. I A I 'ri Psi Chi is the officiol psychology club of Boprisr College. They strive ro odvonce the - if-nce of psychology ond encouroge, srimulore, ond moinroin the scholorship of the L l r ividuols in oll fields. ,I Involvement I 191 7:23 X 'W' J' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - L to R: Dr. Guerry, T. Tucker, M. Vincent, C. Phillips, K. Winsteod. -I I nr... fe? F 1 - N .rf 3, U , A Q- I V. .li PRESIDENTS CABINET - L to R. J. Moore, J. Stevens, P. Stevens, K. Wlnsteod, S. Doron, L. Greene, L. Litmon. 192 f Il'lVOIV6m6l'If THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Executive Committee is mode up of the S.G.A. President, Vice-President. Secretory, ond Treosurer. They work closely with the odministrotion ond students tc creote hormony ond solve ony problems thot moy orise. I s I 5 rx xc' hi iRow, L to R: Cr Phillips, T Tucker, P Lowson, E. Normon, R. Evons. 5th Row. T. Snell, S. Hollowoy, L Limo, G. Ellis 4th Row R Creswell, N Peorson, P Seogron, E Wor- ,Clrd Row: L Simmons, D, Dovenport, R Moore, K Mobley 2nd Row J Odoml Gonzalez, B Bornes, N Tnmmons Front Row F Shtrrel, fl Godsen, R Hussey R er 5 ng Hn - YY 1 SEL F X, N , ,jj 5 l r l The Senote is the governing body of the students. lt is mode up of seven students l pm eoch closs. They ore elected by the students, to work for ond with the students. l , e X V, i Involvement f 193 1 ...rf mf ' A iq, - fy' . ., T 1 , l i L25 g Bock Row, L to R: B. Goggons, M. West, J. Burns. 2nd Row, Seotedx T. Moses, M. Vincent, T. Cornpbell, R. Codispoti, K. Phillips, D. Tyner, E. Henderson, C. Dyches, S. Doran, O. Williorns, E. Thompson. Front Row, Seoted: S. Molphrus, K. Jones. 2 ing ' , 'r gg? mi ' s' 'tk f 'gf ' 'Q sg .Q ' . ' ' 7 ' ff' We J xx ' xt 4' Qigaiiy--Q W s . ' I ' ' E, 2 I I 35:4 'I if ... y ' . . 1 . are 1 , -. 4 4. v . .1 ,axur P- .14 4... J . ,::'- Zr:'I, h- ,. -.40-gr v rfrrli., .1 l I N. . l Qs? H , ACTIVITIES BOARD is ll, .3 I .. ll bgq ll -t : Q E ll is 1 5 I in Q The Activities Boord is formed to provide o planned ond well-bolonced extrtt, UGG Q curriculor progrom for the entire compus os well os to show respect for order, morolit' - ond the rights of others. Q 194 f IDVOIVSITISDI ' E s- ,sl ,C :- Q 4 'GS' if Q. A 4 O Q f 5 ,- 2. Q -as in 97-Q' , V Q. 5 Jlow, L to R: D. Wheeler, A. Burgess, R. Stonton, J, Edwords, P. Burrows. From Row. D. Comer, T. Shull, M. Smith, S. Lucos, R. Lelond 1 BETA BETA BETA i , Q 6. A X' N J' E X x- V Beto Beto Beto is o Biologicol Honor Society. Their octivities ore designed to srimulote fi N ierest, scholorly ottoinment ond investigation into the biologicol sciences. QE P 7:11 , A ' 'V ' Involvement ! 195 i l l l l 4. l l l ll l I iii 52 5 5333 'W is as 'Y fri- . iff ' . . 'L' flag-iifiiiii , H . . f jx i J' ' A S E J 3 ft X Y i 3 , S t Q Q 5 3 X X 4? 4,,,,.k i l Wx' W, . V . ,QQ Stondlng, L to R: M. Morsholl, J. Bledsoe, K, lnmon, W. Hood, R. Thornley, M. Box, M. Word, J. Bradley, H. Comp, J. Terry, S. Woters, J. Hughes, T. Eichelberger, A. Grm wt M. Trotter. Not Pictured: B. Christion, J. Sonders, G. Normon, N. Whitlock, 5. Corbin, S. Chonnel. l . l I I I l Tou Koppo Alpho wos chortered in 1969. Their oim is to promote fellowship ON. mutuol trust omong members, ond to uphold the ideols ond troditions of Bopfif College. i 196 I Involvement l ,WWW ....---.-vagal w. I 1' ,. RA- -'v .R Sonders, G Hull, C, Phrllaps INTER-CLUB COUNCIL The Inter-club Council is composed of rwo represenrorives from eoch orgonizorion mn compus. Their purpose is ro promote imeresr in the college ond ro form closer relo- Tons omong oll clubs ond orgonizorionsr Row, Lro R11 Hughes, S Chonnell, B Chrisnon, D Cloy, 5 Doron, P Stone, B Murrell, S Hull, R Turner Fror1rRow R Mcwhorrer T Smrrlw M Soros F Lrmgo T n I , . Involvement X 197 fx xx -.ah-is .X wa. Bock Row, L to R R Brown, L Chopmon, L. Green. Front Row, D Summerford, M. Cockenil, N Peorson ,XA ,. Bock Row, Lee. Bock Row L ro R M Luv- ungsron, M Brown, D Wheeler, D Doe Front Row E Brockun. I3 Murrell, J Wnghr Nor Pucwred B Sronley, R Burler, R Evons 'x 4. . - 1 L ro R: R. Corn , A. Glenn, E. Boord. Front Row: M. Molphrus, D. Cr Lro R T OQUlnn R Gcd- son, L Brown, P Oversrreer. R Duncon. T Lowung T Huers. B Sheoley, M Logronr, D Hull R.A.'s and C.A.' 198 X Involvement -- -. 'r 1 L-' -Ll Q, ' . ? QQ --a . s gg- J' A- r 5 J-J 'vi 43 la 'wr . - 'ff .1 '4 - T .929 in rlkxf F ,., , 4 ,gum , in '.+..,w 34 A Row, L ro R: M. Smith, M. Thrower, L. Hord, D. Corbett, P. Moxwell. From Row, L to R: C. Tunon, T. Hom- L. Cooper. rr ' 1 4 swag iz 1 v JT, T L .A -- ,. --A gh-Ly. - - , 1., A.. ,Q b , 1- - . .' .A 'eq'-'.' ,. ' il-:ggi l 't -., , - . if og-If' 1 , -.Y .- Bock Row, L ro R: L. Chopmon Third Row' A. Gronr, A Podgerf, J. Stock. Second Row V. Moore, M Cockenll, C Dickerson. Front Row: P Heyword Bock Row, L to R1 A. Phyoll, L Croven, M Culver, J Dornell, S. Killingsworth, G. Dyches. From Row A Townsend, D. Horkins, K. Nordeen, B Dyches, L Horns L ro R: I. Rozziro, M. Romzi, S. Musrofo, A Jolul, S Zonnn. A. Sorirnoh. HOUSE COUNCIL Involvement I 199 L g ,rv fx x iw. 'fv-we 53'- ? I S I ,ff U ,i , s. -Q vx, - iff-.- .v.Nw.v,uqu. 5 1 .. six gb' r I x 5' X A ...I '3 in ,l p -v ai as 200 X Involvement 1?Hf, J 1 MQRZQIJ -College life ond ' 'NY f X r4 we ' -'P -f-A-' 1 -.34 ff It 'g fx 'rg' 4.,- , I '1 1 1 t . -r v . 7 , l , NQ,.4 X' P Q, sag . -of F41 rn . - r is much more thon clqssrooms, books, ond tests. It is on educotionol extends for the to 16 hours per week spent in classes, with the epitome of this life being the in- xf-it ': A' 0-5- -, - -3- Q . n.'i'.'vX- af-f - - - . ' . '?P'.n - 5. ' -sn, . 'A -' - , -' 'XA'-'.1f.s No ' Building Together For A Brighter Tomorrow! Orgonizotions ploy o Leorning how to work in unity ond cooperotion to better ourselves, X experiences of our college educotion. I life, we ore olwoys looking forword to whot lies oheold. but we ' ondpeoce thot only God'con give. The leorning process Perhdps it is best-summarized by two verses found in QUTETQ-Qffrocfig Christ-Jesus 63447. ond l con,do oll OA Involvement I 201 l lot of hord worls ond dedicotion goes into the molsing of on onnuol Friends. foculty ond stotf hove stood behind us encouroging ond urging us on But no one hos supported us lilse our sponsors ond odvertisers. They hove truly given of themselves purely out of toith They trusted us to represent them ond their businesses in the best possible light. Through their contributions from the potron to the full poge odvertiser we hove been oble to put together on onnuol thot combines the best of the 1982-83 school yeor ' We would lilse to thonls eoch ond every one who helped us through this yeor We set gools ond dreorned dreonns, ond you helped turn them into reolities l 4 1 2 ...,. KV fi 313 A-. 'f Il' 1'+!3 ann 5 1 L , .Wi F QT' l ff '. ' .. ......... .. ' 'gf - 1 , - 9 . un ,.. , ulcaradg ll Klajgflz' o cnsnvxn lil '5 '-' ' L 2-S U-W m 1 VI I - .- H . l . U , I ' ' ' e 2 ' 4 . I 1 Ecu ...ig . 'fl' ..- lut ' 5 liiizff 3656. -2,3 fb, gigf. lqilb, 1 If 202 I Commerce ..1,' V - i ..l at -V 'a I' 1 4 Q11 ., - '+ .3 as , ,V C 5. N wx 0 TH9BH'l'ILCggG?AT Ellglggml ERCE Commerool203 fi A W Cwf-Q gf WERE 5? V QW my gmwwfmfeggiwlb W M WW Q Vffw :J fait 1:1 M QQQM, W 9 ' X QQ Wwffafff W2 X54 ML wgN A RWE ! f if s wg f Chg QQ? J E u gi xwomz-5 C6065 X XY? SMMQQ fm GX c5fQQQfXX6fl WXD5. 6drK0v' .-X? .........-I Dalmotio Produ tions F N Mony thonks to the 1983 Cutloss stoff. Becouse of your dedicotion through long hours of preporotion, excellent orgonizo- tion of mountoins of pictures, copy ond ort- work, ond success in developing odvertis- ing potrons to support your work, you hove mode the 1988 Cutloss something speciol. Commerce I 205 CARPET AND DECORATING CENTER CongratuIationsl Class of 1983 1 CRAWFORD OPTICIANS No. 19 Palmetto Plaza Summerville, S.C. Marvin Knight 873-8911 Mariner and Johnson Outboard Motors SUMMERVILLE SPORTS MARINE 210 East 5th. N. St. lHwy. 781 Summerville, S.C. 29483 18031 875-1212 Boat Trailers by Live Bait and Tackle Wesco and Cox Guns - Ammo Repairs 206 I Commerce John W. Crawford Magnolia Square 133 East 1st. N. Summerville, S.C. 871-2453 master charge ! Se? In O U I' 5 125 Central Avenue Summervrlle, S C 29483 18031873-0402 WE DRI! 'ff Wil ' ll-1I'l'il h rd r'0r1t'.1-Cnr' '-.yutvvww y 5981 Rivers Avenue P.0. Box 10368 Charleston, S.C. 29411 Q803j 747-9064 Free Pick Up and Delivery. SYL VAIWA R810 ELECTRONICS INC. Tri-County Electronics Assoc Zena 208 I Commerce OASIS 253c3.'IIlZlT3T.'i2K.T.Z ?8. Food, beverages and gas in a hurry. Four Other Locations: Coleman Blvd., Mt. Pleasant Hwy. 700, James Island Andrews Blvd. at Magnolia Rd Highway 61 at Pierpont Owned and Operated by Hay Oil Distributors RADIO LABORATORIES Wholesale Distributors Electronic, Radio and TV Supplies Satellite Receivers for Commercial R and Home Use 5603 Rivers Avenue Nc, North Chas., s.c. 29405 qsosy 744-1606 MONROE'S FURNITURE, INC Rugs, Carpets, and Accessories We Strive to Please Reevesville, S.C. 29471 Home 563-3895 Store 563-3157 EXPERTS IN SUEDE and LEATHER MAIN STREET and SUMMERVILLE PLAZA Congratulations ff Wg Seniors! GENE W. DUKES MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT NO. 97 DORCHESTER COUNTY 308-D Blatt Building Box 622 Columbia, S.C. 29211 St. George, S.C. 29477 Bus. 758-3632 Res. 563-2267 .Commeroel209 SEAFOOD : : : : 2 Locations to Serve You Curb Service Available Dine in Your Car or Carry Out 571 - 1325 797-5561 Cosgrove Ave. Rivers Ave. Hwy. 7 at Hwy. 61 6601 Rivers Ave. I i nn 1 -n ' E Laanuinzzxuuuzlmunuznxlxluuu. ullnrunu, L un . lllllnny p. if I lalallx Q-, -'Q ,. 'wi 1 I Commerce I 211 IHHETEHEDTFF 'T 212!C vw NlvuEir5lRThii ' A Friendly Staff Ready to Serve You, Meeting All of Your On-Campus Needs Qi i . J 9 wi 9. : wwvww x , A2 V fc if . . ' ,aw ,. 4 agp-:f I :M ,' .. '- 4? X! BAPTIST COLLEGE We APPreciate Your Business 4 w Representing Daily The Printed v Word That Enhances The Mind Of Man e te t e T tlie 'Nt xxx Xxx -. 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' r ,' 1 . ,.1' go ' L.' , ' I, 0' .- ,. , 4 , , f. --' .-'., w v ' .- f - A 0 - A M 9 -A '- Q' 1 if M J' ffpa . 1 'gg J .Q - -- vi, . V - - , f, lr- f - 14 1' lov - I 1 . . vu Q' '- 1 44 .5 5 B ,I' .7 X! .. 'V' 4- . A QC . I ..,T'-- V fy as 'lr 4 Q 4 5 if I' ' 7 ?,q,2f1,:v-3 ' -'ill 1 ' x A A f - ,po-J-4 Y ll I 4 ' ' . .-1 I Q , 4 Q , Wwwr A ,WWF 4 - ' i I f I I -1 1, BAPTIST COLLEGE it -. 4 v 1 Q ' as I, 4 - ,l, x, F, Q 1 -L 'I K Commerce I 215 Summerville's Only Travel Service. mama 'G afllgggngll ff A 1 vexiiiz Xxngyw rav et ' - Personal Service at No Extra Charge ' Airline 0 :tel h' +2'W ' M - eams up 7 1 :Ewan ?mmws Hugh Wilson Agent 871-1670 gbaaea -Z4 .Znmgf Cflzwa 7f4,,4,f,,b, We an yfwf am, fa farm! ..OZY6m0IIJf2'dAl17ZJ V dem mu! rjifzfzdw Wai! WJ. fwfr gloria wild'-REE ..9f4f -.if-eel ly:-qffrefor ,Amman zlff .pfvffff 216 l Commerce 424- . ,, I A 4 .-,I ,- ,A n ' il- -5 -' i l XM Q 'gym-1-4-,. ' l 1 V '-xr 's h l ,L I fn? 'I 7, A e K' '. A ' off- nd-'H it , 'I X7 1 , , 1 ' -- ' -f. gl lllrrlillllllll I L S R' ll '1'li! ' S -9 J. ' l l JJ.. 5 BQHQ ,4,1Hhx1f' 0 I i.--,.V.a if f .K .L DORCHESTER BOTTLING COMPANY Expert GW , NORTON 81 RICHARDSON Installation Paint and Body Shop A Phone: ff 4' M Service o if V X117 'X f , Hwy. 7aw Summerville I ll Commerce l 217 PSI DELTA PHI Walking in the SonIight ACI? I John 1:7 If we live in the light -just as He is in the light - then we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus, His Son, purifies us from every sin. JOHNSON'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 6269 Rivers Avenue Phone: 797-6440 Breakfast served 24 hours a day! Dinner Specials Daily! E 'II' if III55III!!5.:!53II II: 2100-A AS LE PHOSP TE RO, N, CHARLESTON, SC 29405 Egg: 00: cusroumcomn' I ll : I a I llliill 5 r F ' .ll 'a I .. .ag u, ,f5s'.:.::::r:11i::::f:: li! ' 5 ..I :la ' f 'Sl'llAllllllll an :S llll ll ll si H Y HA ll Ill-.: .IIII 18035 797-7440 HILDREDR MURRAY Best Wishes Lisa Kaye Heaton From UNCLE HUGO AND AUNT LILLIAN HARLEY 1983 ,of Q fIP Il.'S A q J 4 FL RIST P Q FLOWERS FOI-I ALL OCCASIONS WE WIRE FLOWERS AROUND THE WORLD - WEDDINGS ' SOCIAL OCCASIONS - FUNEIIALS - SPECIAL OCCASIONS - HAND MADE CONTAINERS oven: 9:00 TO 0:00 mon. - sn. x ...- W Ilonwl mmann m s - we H, ALL BANK CARDS IIONORED BY PIIONI noncnesm an sous: cam I552-1 1011 l791-6251! . l l in L'i'121.i22,?01 '1aZ'2Ef?.a1I ' ' 5 THE CITY OF NORTH CHARLESTON Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1983! MAYOR JOHN E. BOURNE, JR. Council Pete B. Adams Don John Hays David W. Coker Patsy W. Hughes James V. Edwards R. E. Zipperer , I tk 1 GLADIEUX FOOD SERVICES INC Leadershln In Institutional Management Services THE ENERGY EMPORIUM Chim-Chiminee Chimney Sweeps WALTER F. SMoAK ENTERPRISES MARILYN HA-I-CHER Summerville, S.C. BILL KooPMAN e,e Develeemene BCC HAMPTON Foon SERVICE mc Chafleslon- S-C-29411 MR Ano MRS EUGENET MEYER MR. Ano MRS. WILLIAM E Tooo MR Ano MRS J L HEAToN Angela and William Loris, S.C. FOX CINEMA 1 and 2 Gaslite Square Phone - 747-5575 PSI KAPPA PHI The boys in blue The eternity traternity WESTERN AUTO Summerville, S.C. FA' xl QA I' +9 ik 1' 7 fs ' '. Adu. :JH ,,,,- -2-' -ui W I ' Q -1- ggn 2.435 'i' M5 1 F7 - ww 'QQ A S Q W N 5 -. 1 4 QQ: I 4 I ' AA If 9-4 - '- ' 'Ski . 5 I no , K . 54 4 f .IAL lr 4 ff A , '. A- vu , x?y 9? Review I 221 A U' 222 I Review IN MEMORIAM - - xx bk l - 1 Q . . Lorry A. Ellisor Anthony Von H ff dirz Rudolph M Long Glen Pinter Sorrow is very deep. I CARE No one con soy the right words For there ore no right words. But, listen, I core. Sorrow is never understood. The poins, the heortoches, the teors Thot go deeper thon the surfoce. But, listen, lcore. Mo ie Goss Deo Griffin Sorrow is expressed in The only woy it con be, by crying. Crying thot is full of memories. But, listen, I core. Sorrow is not expressed By soying l'm sorry or don't cry. Sorrow is only expressed in soying l'm here. I core, ond I love you. - Lynn Brown Senior, Boptist College Helen Hordin Helen McDonlei 'X X x V757 YQ ww 'lQ'flf'Z 'QI 6 X T MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY SUND, S E P T E M B E R TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY 62452929 H ' href TomorrOW M-nQ1OQe Te' O if OBIENTATIUN HEA F suos0:h?Bnnop4N NTATION T., 1 msd S BUG SQCCER WINS ARE BUILDING V0u.sv M' 2? M 4 Q , I Y A,- fi.-N BAL FMU HAMI' TEAM RE1- CADET TAKES TOP TROPHY AT ROTC SUMMER CAMP Tuesday Thursday Saturday Monday Wednesday Friday Sunday 0 CT O B E R . Q Governor Visits BCC Campus During City Celebration ,egfq Bu C -W :-'--Q- - cs C rw- r Wi New ,... f he 'P 7' . A ' . y ' V h n Lose Two: H- ' ff .C to +ve--wfem,,.'f1 . ' W5 -'I '4'.r 'afQ'-- ,rx S a-- 9 .Qt , if in -9 47 2 Y DI 5, , b Wil! Mfr L Fall Fest Week Proves Fun, Profitable too for SGA mf' JA . Y,r J- HAu.owEEN F CAMPUS Y F7 'T 9'-: 5'-i ill A eview 1 225 ,xg I , X T r Monday Wednesday Friday Sundayr N OV E M B E R Tuesday Thursday Saturday f Lon g-A waited Chapel Begins at 5 CONSTRUCTION AT LAST! E .:233:.' gy. Q wg ' xx l . I iiqii 1- . 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'Ani 9 ' an , , T, b . I , - 1 5 5 J ' j' M: I l . 5: . ,V , X wg ' X In :VK qb' ' . ' K4 . . .. A. A I S I ' l H 'T ' r I T. Qfflfpy, d .W . A 9. f f ' 'w ' I . IC' - I ' I ,, I 'Um- X' '15 f ' ,,wff?' I as as I e .-.., ,xi H JL: ,gh Q1 ,r- , 4, A in .y w ,, ima' 'Q v 7, ,, ,V ,M ' lit. 228153 . Tuesday Thursday Saturday Monday Wednesday Friday Sunday FEBRUARY Bucs TO PLAY GEORGIA STATE 4 AT HOMECOMING GAME l :ar C .' ' 1 Q. ', I V l tv' I 4 sg ',', '. A A Wk. ' 51 I .QS 'ln , 1 '9 W L A 1 I 'F 's 4 , I X 4. at wg , 2 o Y if A v l Youthful Baseball Bucs Practice for Season Opener - 9 ' . N , u A . 'F'-'fffl' -T R' gi - .-1:2-s-'-331 Q -Q -K lL.', - XF ' y Lia.-. tt, , 3 - BEE I' . . 1. t 4 'Z Q , It 7 Y sf -' ' Q ' . Q l Q vit- g '.tvL2'l Q ,- .5 ' ' 5 96 ' . 9'f1s-...-- - -.- - 4- f-if M- 'L-'A ', I I ll'-on 4-- -, 1- A . - ...., -- ---U ALAA--A- - -A 3- . tl li 1 vw' , X if a 4. I' f I rj 9 v ul- SU- .- . 'AA A A-1-.5-S--M as X :A -lk? 7 sl 3, ' 1 qw T 1 ' ' G?-I +G S' ' . fl 0 . . , , 44 ' i, , , i ,155 I 34 .I cy... Q -1 V xl Q I' -1 .- if I: .O X ,Q . Y , ,. . - , :ps 1 I ' g A tl 2 2 5 Q . ' i 1 ' .Q ' E' '- i . - 4 T, Q 1 .,' if - - ff- Q 4 A - . a I . ,'1 ' 0. 1' ' L' - - - f I ' . Q E A f T 4. T xg - A I M -L -re , -..M ' - -A V. 4,.-U - . -- . . R I I T V-Wvxlzi Monday Wednesday Frid ay Sunda Tuesday Thursday Saturday MARCH , W Festival Week Features Bayley Q T I , D REVIVAL . STUDENTS TRANSFORM LECTURES INTO OLD FASHIONE U' ' ' T T '9 E if 4 QF -2 W an S T! Y I X U Jx 5... In Run off Electron Winstead Becomes President 1 ln . - Tuesday Thursday Saturday Monday Wednesday Friday Sunday APRIL ij worlds Fair Books Singing Bucs f FT v'f'wwv-sm XX' ENERGY Golf Season IS in Full Swing I Athletes Given Top Spgrfs Honors . a , . : n - s T ws X iff' ' . 'U . 211. 3 :pi 18:1 I ' , gif ' .X 'ay ' i A . inf F, 3. ' 1 ? T Spring Week Success ' Storay, Watson Take First Place R 23 MAY Monday Wednesday Fnday Sunday Tuesday Thursday Saturday Outdoor Commencement - Scheduled for May 23 Q Q 'IW' f Jw- S 3 4 , 5 -A fiff'T'v Q12 ' . ' 'f fe. ' lv mf iv 1 'buf ,-ps. if 'ij L 571 .,,-, Wi :H A S .S 9? df' . , f YQ ' S , Q gg., My W , A A L N1 Hn 5 S Q, NAI it K ?f:fS?,KJ,eM4,. , A. V . rlY1i,Y .'l n -Iwi. 'Ti' 'Ll l',1 'M 2' .w,f+' L57 Sa i 9 . 51 i Ti E U. in IN :El N 232 f Review ' ..l if .art QJEQA. Tuesday Thursday Saturday f Browns Preslde Over 5 ! ' f .J 6 tu.i1A fi ' Review f 233 Blizord Down 37 119 164 d Boor , Bone Bordos Bosweh Bowers AnnarP Box, Rudolph Boyd, Boyd, Brockm Bristow Reg1noG 78 Brirroin Deboroh E 78 179 214 Qhonneuxjohnf 30 Brooks J9hm'1Y D 78 Chonnell Stephen K 97 BVOOWWG J0meSL 151 155 Chopmon Lrso Foye 197 198 Brown Brown 149 Brown Brown Brown Brown Clendenen, Stephonie 110 Dodd Willionnk Jr 191 Cloer, Lynne C. 100, 170, 171, 174, 175 Doe Donno M 101 198 Cockerill, Mickey D. 11, 180, 197, 198, 221 Doron Eorl S 82 169 191 194 Codispoti, Richord 16, 30, 194 Doughty Kim 121 Coe, Donny Roy 120, 189, 232 Colemon, Jomes L. 151, 152, 153 Comer, Deboroh D. 25, 182, 190, 195, 211 Conley, Rickie Lynnew 120, 154, 172 Connor, Eugene J. 80 Cook, Wondo Sue 100 Cooper, Dovid Glenn 100, 107, 214 Cooper, Jockie E. 7, 29, 80, 96, 97, 174 182, 184, 197, 221 Cooper, Williom H. 110, 154, 155 Corbett, Donno L. 36, 80, 174, 184, 197 Corbin, Steve Eugene 100, 120 Corn, B. Eugene Jr. 154 Corn, Robin T. 11, 17, 26, 30, 100, 107, 198 Cothron, Josper E. 22, 25, 81, 188, 191 Couch, Kevin B, 151, 152, 153 Eofon Cowles, Poul Gregory 100 Cox, Morjorie A. 178 Egfgn Croven, Aleso Jewel 19, 110, 184, 185, 197 Croven, Clyde 120 Cregger, Deboroh Ann 120, 176 5 Creswell, RondoII120, 183, 193 Ellis Teffyj Crisp, Jerry Lynn 81 Elrod john Crisp, Rhondo B. 120 55501005 Crouch, Angie Morio 120, 170 555.9 Steven F Crout, Deboroh M. 30, 81, 167, '198 Eubgnkg Crowder, Bloke D. 180 Evgng All Cudo, Tommy Eoith 120, 130, 131 Culver, Melonie J. 100, 179, 189, 197, 232 Cunninghom, Soroi F. 81 Dojoni, Nidol Lobieb 120 C 100 17, 30, Dovis S 81 C 82 178 :120 22, 120 Antonio Jose Potrick132 A.1ao Q is . 4 6, 42, 236 I Index Honcock, Suzonne R. 26, 111, 166, 187 Honer, Robin Michelle 122, 174 Honf, Jimmy 111 Hordee, Williom Del 122, 151 Hordin, Williom D. 151,152,158 Horkins, Deboroh G. 122, 184, 197 Horriett, Joyce M. 122 Horriett, Toro J. 122, 190 Horris, Cothy S, 122 Horris, Jomes C. 180 Horris, Liso K. 20, 21, 84, 96, 178, 179, 197, 288 Horrison, Corl M. 84, 227 Horvell, Gregory S. 17, 84, 178 Hosson, Eloinee BT 8 Hosson, Romzi 197 Hothcock, Destin Brent 122 Heorn, Brendo A. 186, 187 Heoth, Don J. 84, 154, 188 Heoton, Liso K. 42, 111, 164, 174, 227, 281, 282 Heffron, Eileen P. 102, 170, 189, 282 Heiser, Vicki Lee 20, 21, 288 Hendricks, D. Alon 22, 122, 174, 186, 215 Hern, Vero N. 42, 84, 170, 171, 174, 175, 281, 282 Herndon, Tomi P. 122 Heyword, Pomelo L. 197 Hiers, G. Terry 22, 112, 186, 198, 215 Hill, Betty D. 80, 198 Hill, Goil E. 166 1 Hill, J. Gregory 102, 226 Hill, Stephen L. 112, 116, 174, 185 L Hills, Miriom Loroine 112 ' Hilton, Alice 122, 174 Hilton, Joon C. 102 Hinson, Angie 122, 186, 187, 188, 146, 147, 172 Hinson, Rolph F, 84, 166, 178, 188 Hj, ShuIriZoini197 Hodge, Alphonso Jr. 84, 154, 181 Hodge, Christopher Wolton 122 Holbert, Christine Comeron 167 Hollond, Gene Anthony 154, 155, 156, 157, 226 Hollowoy, Sherri L. 102, 117, 188, 198 Holmes, Vero A. 84, 174, 227 Holsenbock, Robert A. 189, 282 Holsonbock, Cheryl J. 84 Holt, Agustus J. 102 Hood, D. Woyne122, 196 Hopkins, Andreo L. 122 Hord, Louro Jeon 7, 19, 122, 178, 174, 184, 197 Hortmon, Kothy L. 122, 164, 179 Horton, Lourie A. 169, 170, 122 Horton, Pomelo A. 80, 112, 180, 181, 186, 214 ' Howord, J. Timothy 19, 102, 185, 280 Howord, Rooney J. 122, 172, 174 Howell, Stonley Clork 128 Howie, Cynthio L. 85 Hucks, Andreo Jon 6, 81, 87, 102, 164, 174 Huggins, Bonnie Cheryl 112, 174 Hughen, Joseph L. 112 Hughes, Elmond Lee Jr. 196 Hughes, Melody L. 112 Hummel, Michoel J. 151, 152, 158 Hunt, Lindo G. 84, 85, 178 Huntley, Donno G. 112, 179, 184 Hussey, Rose M. 25, 80, 112, 117, 164, 165, 193 9 lbrohim, Shohrudin Bin 17 ldeozu, Clement 85 Inobinet, Dono Michele 128 lnoblnet, Doniel J. 102 lnfinger, Shoron Koy 128 lnmon, James Keith 196 lnmon, Kothy J. 85 Ismoil, Bossem Yosser 182, 188, 184, 185 Ives, Dwight S. 188 Ives, Morsholl D. 80, 85, 85, 174, 215, K Komorudin, Holizoh BT 80 Kominer, Wendell A. 10, 26, 128, 174, 186, 214 Konoon, Ahmod Mohommod182, 188, 184, 185 Korim, Abdul Hofiz Abdul 118, 197 Kosim, Fouzioh 10 Keegon, John A. 166 Keitt, Louise 87 Kellum, Celeste 20, 21, 25, 87, 109, 112, 288 Kelly, Frederick Rondolph 108 Kelly, Sue Ann 86, 128, 164, 165, 184 Khoo, Somuel Chong Jin 18, 128 Killingsworth, Sylvio 87, 96, 181, 182, 197 Kim, Jung Chul128 King, Debro Ann 128 Kiniggiiiiofk Edward 112 Kinnelbvrew, Stonley Jerome 154 kim, Cgthy L. 103 Kiss-r,':t?:33eii kip 24, 34, 113 kiichens,cniis19, 112, 113 , Klinect, Kenneth L. 108, 189, 140, 141, 154, 156, 172, 221 224 Knight, Debro M. 87 Knight, Julio Rheo 187 Knight, Percivol D. Jr. 151 . 1, Knoll, Kevin Frederick 108 gl v kosini, Renee Yvonne 81,180,181 Jocl1son,Mory,klgg,,102, 174 'H nf' Jocobus,,g,l,Qliiiiifi5Ei'fg J. 85 ' 7T71??' L ,4JpgtiG?iZy, R Arjondo 128 H 9 5,24 , 6 'JGmeS'T0'?V ' '112 'fi'-203342.giiwiiogioni,Miiiie103, 181,198 Jomes, Zofio Zotoro 128 Joyne, Bryon Scott 85, 128, 154, 174, 227 Jeftords,l4lc1l?rlg.itJ. 33, 97, 177, 182 Jenkins, Lorry L. 80 Jenkins, Shoron A. 102 Jeter, Pheobe Ann 128, 168, 181 Jett, Corol A. 102 Johnson, Debro Y. 128 Johnson, 282 Johnson, Robert C. 86 Johnson, Suson L. 84, 87, 112, 164, 165 Johnson, Ulysses Glenn 128 Johnson, Wondo A. 86, 166, 181 Johnson, Williom Allen Jr. 87, 86, 164 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Clifton D. 108 Crystol L. 112, 190, 211 Curtis M. 86, 180 Dovid L. 87, 227 Kevin B. 128, 189, 194, 282 Jordon, Coro Liso 128, 184 Jordon, Steven L. 84, 108 Judson, Connie Molphrus 170 Judy, Vondy Trovis111, 112 H. Steve 80, 42, 171, 215, 281, Lombert, Dello Anne 80, 108 Loncoster, Corolyn E. 87, 87, 174, 182, 184 Loquo, Alicio Veronico 128 Loro, Jose A. 9, 86, 142, 148, 144, 145 4 Losim, Rosni Binti 10 Lowing, Timothy Poul 6, 22, 24, 80, 84, 85, 42, 87, 170, 171, 186, 198, 215, 224 281, 282 Lowson, Potsy C. 198 Lee, Dovid 118 189, 282 Lee, Deboroh Ann 128, 164, 174, 185 Lee, Josmine J. 119, 128, 170, 174, 185 Lee, Lonito 80, 87, 179, 186, 198, 214, 224 Leland, Richord G. Jr. 80, 77, 87, 96, 97, 182, 195 Levererte, Lorenzo 128 Lewis,,.Cxnthio Renee 118, 184 Lewis, iviciiti A. 130, 131 Lewis, 124, 146, 147 Limo, Lionel 80, 87, 180, 181, 198, 221 Limehouse, Mortho Boyle 124 Lingo, Shirley F. 37, 133, 182 Lipe, Vernon Leith 108, 174, 185 fi tAI ' into I., -il' g Ross 6 - fl . Steve A. 118, 15 1 f, Jerry N.89,181 K . Herr . 51. r Phyllis A. 10 , 1 2 fr R V .i, 2 ' 1, 14 f 4 'Y . ' FS, 'JAM , .i , Aw- 5 121.9 V YA .,:,' ' In fy '17 ' 1 J ,Q . 7. A , 2' , Q ,E . 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