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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

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Massive machinery moved across the gentle hill, Pile was driven, sprouting into designs that would heaping up crests of tides of earth . . . then pushed eventually hear the structures that are now emerging them into controlled mounds of quietness, awaiting as Our Campus Buildingsf, the awakening of the giant .... 4 i QZW ff Alix' if Ju the Ifeyinrzing The Baptist College at Charleston is a four-year, liberal arts college, created to fill a need . . . to offer opportunity to students seeking to increase their knowledge in an atmosphere where they may also find inspiration to spiritual development, deep- ened appreciation, understanding of their fellow man and broadened horizons in the special field of their interests. X Rs X fs. X f 5 X X J . X . 8 P ' ' WRX .Es X NX:..,X .K - XXQKN -.-so x . X X . Xl xx.XXETX5'iXXX-X. . XM . T1 :QFSXNNOXMXX XX X X X- 1 .- XNQQKXXFXX X. X lx .. iii? LXX-'XXX ixlfi - Yi x S1 NX!-LX SfX?.S5Xsg X -1:1 1 -X w QXX MX X X- -fX'XQXF , .NX 'm- X XX Daicaiivn Jie is. . A molder of dreams, an inspirer of men, a builder, a counselor. a Christian leader. To you, our president, Dr. John Hamrick, we dedicate this first edition of the Cutlass, with the pledge to make your efforts worthwhile, your hopes fulfilled. Dr. John A. Hamrick, B.A., Th.M., D.D., LLD. President, Baptist College at Charleston A-5 4 ,Jjf t 4 A, 1 ' 1 4' x , K 'X x v -' ,,f.z:zt' K' , -'T'-S . ,a ' - I I ,, '- ' 499 I li s, at 42-1 ,,1. ' Q The many facets of being a president 57116 ,Arts Ghapel Student Heater Audifvrium wzssraams library We of the 1966 C UTLASS have attempted within these pages to recapture the brief, but glorious first year of the new Baptist College at Charleston, and to permit a glance into the future-its plans, prom- ises, and hopes. Architect's sketch of the projected campus, now under i construction northwest of Charleston at the intersection of i Interstate 26 and U.S. Highway 78. Darfaitarias Gymnasium Science-Administration gram aa architect? ,aapar aacaaa. . began ez pulse. . . it was people. . . peeple with purpese-individually and eelleetieely. . .it was steel and structure-it was flesh and spirit. . . E m E E f he E Sr...-f' 5 W 'e l ' 3 y 'gigs- 5 + 1, ls 5 A ., xl W I ' '. ' ' 1 f V zfm, V . ' x '1 I 2 dbredking Q6repr1oniegSe'p1ember 12, 1 , A ' sr ' 1- ' in f,2Q' A V v K ,. J-' 1-.wif x 'X f my 7 1 Q , ' -7' ' , 'F' V. ,R X . A 5 ' K. , x I +5 if 1 RETQJQQ REQ . ' Aw , 4 'M mf'- df' K ' 4455+ 7 ,747 W 4 Wd' mi, vTON '40 Y ,,, N 1' , ,Jw , Aims if 4...-,,f - v M - Y.. S if .X - X A -ny is xx .X ' . Q 2 . ,A Y. 2 rf ' , S y it-S' 45, U. x 1 7? ,. f WN 8 'MR v X gdb - . .Q 1 X A4-5' N X 'Jw M f Q x f L . 'xx xi 1 4 -nf af,-5 ' Q .. L' E. Q?-'Z E. K 14 '95 Z P iii im ! J ,A 5 if X .s w 4 . 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N .,,, A 4 ,?gggas,,.,Q,f,7xe,+ ., ,H mgwxwsafsw . - x W, ' Nwfgff, fruggled and gui ed trcugth. . . 1 gags, imxfis. 5 11 ,mr ' S 931 .7-.,q, 5... ig a w : , , . Qew,w - X f' fc-hx, N , ' K -, ' ' ,.y: 1 1 xfgigfy Q, A w V , iw , 53 X-.XY . ff!!! .,.,M ,,,f ,Z . X f7w,V,, 'vw V V .f-Ygggm X, ., 3 NX Q K xy 'cv' XXX until if buf I iuizf rml7y X bf -,nav-H 3f'9 ll X if rlfi f ga M.. 1' 1 5 , Reality for the students and faculty alike was at first a long, tired line . . . registration . . . It Was finding a parking place, a friend, meeting new and confusing experiences. For the members of the First Baptist Church of North Charleston it was housing for and adjusting to and straining in order to make room for the student body who was to temporarily call the education buildings our col- legen. There was the vital necessity for everyone to demonstrate resiliency . . . for here the student body was to emerge, displaying at the end, mirac- ulously, a profile of collegiate dignity, loyalty and unity. MXPX iS! -x.Ui,fLLOL f7lf2'2daJf0fz T. Sur I 0 jw 'A zz d grew II4 'K v S li Q 1 V any l ev 'Nw if 'Nd I knowledge and tus cd af Crufh. if S W'3f,g,,s ,M . .4 41 -fx - -,vff X- 'yen 4 , 5.5 U New 4 .I . , ,Q , K QQ, X, , Mu fu Knowledge by absorbing lectures, notes . . . knowledge by osmosis, knowledge gained in long hours over textbooks . . . while the candle burned out and the midnight oil ran low. Truth tasted bittersweet at times, savo-red in surprising revela- tions which came from sudden flashes of insight and self-analysis and glimpses into the Great Truths which were a part of their learning . . . Truth was ultimately the goal, the prize . . , 3 and found joy in being alive Being alive was sometimes spelled out in new dimensions for the student body at the uinstant college. There were the definitions found in satis- factions of uimpossible challengesw met and mas- tered within the pages of books, gleaned from acres ol notes, taken frantic-ally, resignedly or avidly, as in U 4 9' MW . from ' km J 4' A-4, W JA ' G I' ff f W, Wal... 'li X ,M Qxixxxh NH- , '4' dffffl is X X Q-ima Nxt YS xxgxxe , . Twzdx ' 55545 xx , vs X ggi' ,I I fl f ff ' wfxffw ' f::'f i' -My ll-.., fl' vllv'-'px '. 4 rl -ffl: , . f, Y 11.1 if f M', ., i.,, fziifffffffj, If rv f il -.. x N ,jf k f f, . 5 J QS 5 ,, Q, V f ,X w 'X X A N 5 ,avwx f ff Q 5 A , I N x ,M 1 , f ,,, V gm! X 4. fm 1 ,, , f f ff. v 1 1 1 I 1 i i V x 1 L, QF1 ,Www f,r'1Wf.j ,f , ll f, rg I fl I:Qf'Z ,f I 'I f if Lfontents ,oage Administration 20 Government 30 Organizations 30 Atnleties 48 5'eatnres 70 Academies 88 Spiloane 108 Advertisements I I 0 Q E fir Ovzgv Pa rjrevawel ,539 Q C2 451 gary 5, 1 2 -up rf 2' I Qs Ur 3 tl! ! to F1 F 9 N5 C0 1 92, of-.gfgg-far' OS' 1 Q ..., S ' 1964 . Seal of the Baptist College at Charleston The indigo band encircles the crest with the gold-lettered words 6'The B ge at Charleston. Inside the crest is The Book, symbolizing Truthg The L p y bolizing Lightg and The Cross, symbolizing the sacrifice which is the sour f ll true wisdom. The Creek inscription reads Go Ye Therefore And Teach . 4 Z 1 5 ' 1 20 '11 -' ' -,m wa! ,X ,Eg fx S1 ' N, , b Administration The year was undeniably a momentous one. There was, at the end, a unity, deep and meaningful. The faculty, administration, and staff had built through long weeks of sincere and selfless effort, as had the student body, an esprit de corps which was both effective and satisfying. M ta 5' F .1 am f t u at df' NV Z in 4. N K if mi' ln December, 1964, Dr. John A. Hamrick was named President of the Baptist College at Charles- ton, culminating many years of dedication to the cause of Christian education and a long-felt need for a Baptist College in lower South Carolina. He had been Chairman of the organizing committee and a charter trustee of the Baptist College of Lower South Carolina in 1959. Dr. Hamrick was graduated from the College of Charleston with a B.A. degree in 1937. His other degrees include the Th. M. from Furman Univer- Q. 1 President John A. Hamrick B.A., Th.M., D.D. sity and the DD. from Furman University. Active in innumerable civic and denominational agencies, Dr. Hamrick has been awarded the Rotary Club's Service Above Self Award, the Kiwanis Clubls Citizenship Award, the Charleston Real Es- tate Board's Leadership in Education, the Civitan Award, the Exchange Club Award, and the Sertoma Clubls Service to Mankind Award. He is listed in Vol. 7 of Marquis Whois Who in the South and Southeast. A ,,,...,fw-W' rf , ,...W,,..,.M .W.,......,.,..fmw,xffAsQaz'fm. M r: fS W' ' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES D C 'l Rev Mor an Kizer Mr Robert L Wynn Nr Pictured' Above: Mr. H. E. Ashby, Rev. E. E. Hite, Jr., r. CC1 '. g , . . . ,t . I. Tucker, Mr. B. R. Littlejohn, Jr., Mr. Furman Gressette, Dr. Danny Blackwell, Mr. E. H. Keown, Rev. Paul Pridgen, Mr. Clif S. Jones, Dr. John A. Hamrick, Rev. J. R. Weber, Jr. Rev. W. L. Palmer, Rev. Paul Pridgen, Jr., Dr. W. E. Whitley, and Mr. Clif S. Jones, trustees, inspect a building contract. U yy1ff A it S r 3 rw S -a.....: ' S-...sf 04.19 41 MK' E 49 Y 4? John A. Barry, Ir. B.A., Th.M., Th.D. Director of Curriculum and Development 2 ig ' f I 'Nw' W-.W gf W , ,W it z M0202 ' WWW! .wx I David H. Stone B.C.S., Th.M. Registrar and Assistant Dean f' 2 , M 3 5,0 , I ies ' fifths -eats: . A ,,.. , H X Q, jx, -,.-i ,. t.-. Sf M If 7 5 'e 1 fu ' -'Y 'W - Vt 5' 'f ff W 1 ,ft W if f lv . 'yy . f 1 3 7 X A ffif f 7 f Z vi ll 'fft , ' 4. fi Joseph Z. Powell, J r. Charles L. Price B.S. B.A., B.D. Business Manager Director of Student Services MMP W Thomas I. Dean, Jr. B.A., M.R.E. Administrative Assistant Margaret Gilmore Administrative Assistant Adm hzletrafiw Oilers l if 'ww- ve- wir f 6 . 2 t fi Y - 1642 if its sf V if 71 'ls s 4 S f X ,L I L77 I Q , I sis I ..- . i f! lit ML s Mrs. Vermelle McLane Mrs. Eleanor Bentley Bookkeeper Secretary to the Director of Student Services 'Wu nv, Mrs. Nell Stone Miss Pixie Bishop Assistant to the Director of Student Secretary to the Librarian Services ' zzf A M M Q r if 07: if X5 1 f 1 i Mrs. Frances Sweat Secretary to the Registrar Administrative taff ,ff 4571 . at ,hw A , av- ff f i' Mrs. Cindy Chase Secretary to the Dean Mrs. Jeanie Carpenter Secretary to the President .V ,,..i.:. I S Carl R. Sellers JHUICS A- Boswell Superintendent of Buildings B.A., B.D. Director of Central Services 3 Q , '27 ,iff ry Eiaculfy Around Baptist College we call him the young miracle Worker. ES-YN 3? X, 'S w K V f o i 2' ' f 4 . 'Q' , 'gl try and try but they never seem to show upf' rw .w I 1140! a!.,w ia. as 4- -x. 17 SWF W., Qfwiwf M ' pw? . ,V su , X f I ,, wif X5 Q -M ,V we Ago, 4 X S K Q 9 'Z f 4 Q , s ix -Q-,QQ its .- 4 Qs ' Q ,,, V 0. 7' fa N A 1' N' y , f 4 ' 1 ZF p-'mx WN New mia :MM vs 9 X, xW M AM! Nz W7 X W f MW f W 4 ff! yr? WW X fgwly f f f f 6591! Aiwa! ,l ,s h S, ,rf f M X iff!! ry .r ,. x,,vf,gg.s- , 1 , 7 , V X , A41 sf'Kf,,. jf, TS? ,,,L. X . f jf X I ,f Q f ff X' f f f ff sa, My 1 ' ' ,,,f-gy L Sizculfy William Howard Bagwell, M.Ed. Coach, Professor of Physical Education Associate John A. Barry, Jr., Th.D. Professor of Philosophy Helen Bryant Barry, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Psychology and Education I. Walter Carpenter, Ph. D., Ed.D. Professor of Religion and Education Robert L. Carroll, Ph.D. Professor of Physics and Mathematics Clarence Chesnutt, Jr., Ph.D. Professor of Biology David W. Cuttino, M.S.M. Assistant Professor of Music Silas H. Garrison, Th.M. Instructor in English Vera Frances Johnson, M.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration Zzculfy Mrs. Doris McCoy, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of English Milton S. Overby, M.Ed. Librarian James C. Settle, M.S. Instructor-Coach Linda Ann Truluck, M.A. Assistant Professor in English WW ! x I . ' ' . ,J' My tl M. ., zz A ,, iLY v -:.t?.2fy'y,-- 'N-A' , 4 ,Y-.5 N AM .. , ,..,, . 5, 3 . gegsvziajm -3,3-1.'. ' '11 .'-'Mit ' Ji-. mjL,': ' ,'it ' w51,w:'1v!' ff 'L-U .. Lex is , ' ' ,. 4 . 0 l Q Y af- 4' tw ,pa 49,,,,,,., -, . wgwgf , '4s f .1 Q f M gb ff Q , X, .wyvzyia if ' 1 w 'Af 0 Q , so f 2,fx QKA is A ,X V 535 K it 'ily 95 X X X , X Q it., an -5, Q M f XM A W-my fm!-a Our Campus-1970 A mx, gasnauugl as t 5 Aja' we ef, 1 IP IU! e 4 ff Z X' v 0' , X ,MW fl r lm, ma yn-..W ' ff I jf ff fi fic M 4 Wx 3,-L., ' ,Mfg K Pa I- Uma gllfllf y Thomas L. Faber, B.A. Professor of Music Q Lt. Col. Judson C. Spence, Sr. Associate Professor of Modern Languages X 7 x f 1 A N Stephanie Cain Van D'Elden, M.A. S, if -1 I at X X ? 2 l .RW A Z , Q eg X 5 K at , r f J Y Assistant Professor of Languages Lieutenant Colonel Van Cleave N P. Warren, B.A. 'P rn cn ,-. cn FP 97 I5 l'P 'U v-1 O v-vs FD rn U: O v-1 O Ph O D- CD v-4 I3 T' na Z5 on : m cm cn U7 ,ff f' - 5 Z- , A f 'Z XM XV W f P R g . X Z Q .2 , f Q sw . ff.. Dr. Robert F. Brand, Ph.D. Professor of Spanish Pm on Candid 'what'?', Emir 29 if P.. 34' A aff fx ,K 'XM WMM 60176 umm! A f , Www? I. 5114 WLM Z 1 2 .:ff, We f W if f -4g f,:'f' U 4 6' J f , 4 A f 2 z ff? ggi 'Vw A .,.....-.1 -M Qfxzzmiw , AEE V, WQVWM I . ,,,w.,, ,HW WM? ,.W,f,f, WW , , ,, , 4 ,WW W 2? Q Wg X X 4 QW, 2 6 1 1 r 4 4 1 1 z r l g s e 4 4 1 4 v g s x x c 9 f 5 L 4 1 it XX Xxx X SRX x XX f ,. xx - A-if Mk ,-5 Vx Y .KW A ,Q Above: Barbara LaFlamme, Tony Blanton, Ron Ruff, Brian Gebhard O O W tudcul Gaverumeni Assaczafzvu xx W Q 5 ' x gl Tony Blanton President The Student Government Association played an integral part in the successful completion of the Baptist College's first school year. Working closely with students, faculty, and administration, the S.G.A. is responsible, to a great measure, for the unity, pride, and school spirit that the Baptist College displayed in its infancy-an organizing precedent that following classes can admire and respect. Si QA. 0Mccrs fi , Ron Barbara Brian Ruff LaFlamme Gebhard Vice President Secretary Treasurer y X 1 f 1 ,L X -.-,- . xg Q ' w X Above: Melvin Martin, Audrey Leitch, Louisa Hodges, Louise Landrum, Beth Roland, Charlotte Weeks, Mark Connie Lawrimore, Earlene Greenlaw, Sherrill Sampson, Carter, Wayne Miller. 1 Senate Mark Carter, President. ' The Student Senate is the legislative of branch of the Student Government Asso- 3 ciation. As law-makers, counselors, and or- ' ganizers, Senate members are representa- I tive of the ideals of the Baptist College i Student Body in both character and leader- Ship, if , X, -f t X ,ff xx 1' ii if . elif at e '1 A ' L , a, -la.. 34 ffvmrr Kaur! As the judicial branch of the Student Government Association, the Honor Court is charged with the enforcement of school regula- tions. This group insures the maintenance of the high standards of personal integrity required of all Baptist College Students under the Honor Code. 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N KQ' X The B.S.U. seeks to provide a sense of fellowship and organization for the Baptist students of the Baptist College while striving to promote religious em- phasis among all students. l6'u,vfisf indent linkin First row: Carolyn Purcellg Sammy Doarg Shelby Weeks, Edna Jumperg Pam Gambrellg Diane Harveyg Linda Ogburn. Vice President: Tommy Joyner, President: Kathy Durst, Third row: Carolyn Burbageg Sherry Bridgesg Edmund Secretary and Treasurer: Jan Royalg Mary Franceseg Wayne Aldridge: Teresa Ivey: Sherrill Sampson: Clyde Smith: Millr-rg Jai-k Hagin. Second row: ,Io Jenkins: Diane Mc- Melvin Martin: Margaret Maddoxg Dale McGee. Cantsg liarlene Croenlawg Fran Coolerg Barbara Sufrlrsg bb The Ministerial Union of the Baptist College at Charleston is Composed of a group of dedicated young men intent on following the will of God in their own lives and being of help to others in Christian living. jlftirzzlvicrzlzl llnim First row: James Mizzell, Vice Presidentg George Culp, Joyner. Third row: Wayne Millerg Melvin Martin: Bobby Presidentg Bill Hayes, Secretary and Treasurer. Second Nichols- Fourth row: Tommy Joyner: Edmund Aldridge: row: Dale McCeeg James Stifflerg Jesse Goldmang David look Hagin: Ray Brown. may ,ff .. . u-Av? . Hut 1,9155 if 4 1 x 'JY' si- . , 9 -on 1 Dying gf! vw 'W' M, 40 First row: Diane McCantsg Sherrill Sampsong Kathy Durst. Second row: Beth Rolandg Earl Bowickg Fred Taylor. Third row: Duane Tooleg Ricky Froom. 'N l 414+ ffpresszlm ,Art 611111 ' 4 The Expression Art Club is designed to supplement the creative needs of the college's artistically inclined students. lts goals include improvement of expression through painting and sculpture, as well as pro- motion of appreciation for the fine arts. ,f W X f ss X . , . . ff ,M QC, 17,67 it, 5-...ge X Sl ,, 'f,. Q X .... mf M , ff , gs? 0 4, ' ' DMM N .,, MX A ,XX f X X s N, A 5,.ig,kQ1,Ex gk? ,. .M X f f X ' KT X K T K l ni li X I W X , Q . Q Qi S Q I y W ' sl vixi Q V 'f i 'S'XY- V. X' Y Y ' ff 'ff X X 't l X X il S' Tsxi X if --X -'NJ-'Q L Q ,, A ,, , , W E Q .NN 'yrs x gi Q-5-qu W X' ,f ew: ' - ' ' is X Xsjzgkl ,f -,,L if' ,Q ' ' ' . x s -L --Q--f.w.,,,,,,, 5 5 T , s 'L 'ff , 1 will if , f T or . . , . W , x Y X X T ' sl. ' 'rl' T Wi ll av S3 i f W Qu. ny. ,,, A AAN me s -a - If -f .a..'-4-'N' - 1 .. ' .N- qxf gn Sr., .. Q . - f 3-e'f'4.4f N 5 ,Q . , , I , - A, . -. '!fu,wP.-'LIB f fl is --. Officers: Diane McCants, Secretary and Treasurer: Beth Roland, Vice Presidentg Sherrill Sampson, President. Q Science and Math glllb The Baptist College Science and Math Club, under the advisorship of Dr. Clarence Chesnutt, is dedi- cated to the fostering and encouragement of science, math, and related activities on campus. First row: Carolyn Burbage, Secretaryg Edwin Bentley, Ricky Froom. Third row: Jimmy Riversg Edmund Aldridgeg Presidentg Louise Landrum, Treasurerg Dennis Powell, Vice Edwin De Priestg Clyde Smith. President. Second row: Barbara Hoffmang Patsy Walshg ,a nw - fi r Q ' ti' . B swf 9' firgiizgi fi ,f -Q Z ,gags 1 Failma Q M 9 Q, 4 WTZZDPI' 1, -,,. ,pu ,V t , . f mme? b , A, it at if ,X , 89 J Officers: Edmund Aldridge, Presidentg Tony Blanton, Vice Presidentg Jack Hagin, Secretaryg Mark Carter, Treasurer. Eircle VC A selective character-building organ- ization, Circle K seeks to provide the same type of leadership to the college community that its sponsor, the Ki- wanis Club provides to the business and professional world. First row: Mark Carter, Edmund Aldridge, Tony Blanton. Rodger Dobbins., Rivers Reames, Wayne Rogers, Laverne Second row: Butch Doar, Bill McDowell, Jerry McCaskill, Davis, Edwin Bentley. Dennis Powell, Bobby Nichols. Third row: Edwin De Priest, 42 Directed by Mr. David Cuttino, the Baptist College Band is known locally for its presentations at college basket- ball games and chapel services. Other performances include the Testament of Freedom in Greenville, South Carolina, and The Seven Last Words of Christ in North Charleston. Band members include: Alec Pugh Pamela Oliff Sammy Russell Jack Riley Edwin DePriest Chris Smith Sherrill Sampson Randy O'Dell Albert Shaw Gilbert Sturgis Wayne Miller John Heckerman John Barry Duane Toole Donald Nye Earlene Greenlaw Mr Cuttino gives Duane Toole some pointers. Row 1: Diane Coleman, Lynn Randall, Fran Cooler, Margaret Maddox, Pam Gambrell, Pamela Olliff, Nancy McCaskill, Ethel White, Sylvia Price, Diane Ogier, Karen Tennes, Linda Ogburn. Row 2: Carolyn Burhage, Sherry Bridges, H.D. McAllister, Danny Young, John Heckerman, Ed Causey, Billy Winningham, John Stoudemire, Carolyn Purcell, Diane McCants, Mary Francese. Row 3: Roger Thompson, David Joyner, Melvin Martin, Johnny McAllister, Joe Tallon, Ron Jeffcoat, Scott Fisher, Walker Wright, Matthew Mims, Edgar Hite. Not pictured: Nola Davis, Martin Corley, Sammy Russel, Bert Shaw, Duane Toole. Kaplisl Hvllvgc' 6fll7l'1l5 Under the capable direction of the versatile Mr. David Cuttino, the Baptist College Chorus has gained rapid recognition in both Charleston and the state as a performing group. Among the highlights of the year were The Testament of Freedom, performed at the State Baptist Convention in Greenville, S. C.g The Seven Last Words of Christ, performed at the First Bap- tist Church of North Charlestong and the First Annual Spring Tour, which carried them throughout the state during the week of May 4-8. ln addition, the Chorus has held concerts in local churches and for Baptist College chapel services. .ww ,vfS.n. Mx' 1- N Mr. David Cuttino, Director Solo time: The Seven Last Words of Christ. .6 M tai ae up 32043 f S il WA LW rJfs5J: .rw -- Q,,f9-izizgoy WM, 7, , X., 1-W,-.kdidl 4 KAR, ,i-,sv-M W-an V S5 V. M V Ag A X it W First row: Bobby Carnes, News Editorg Deanna Dix, Editor- Smith. Third row: Phil Grubbs, Sports Editor: Earl Bowickg in-Chiefg Pam Cambrell, Assistant Editor. Second row: Laverne Davisg Ralph Smith. Not pictured: Dennis Powellg Louise Landrumg Dianne Harveyg Louisa Hodgesg Clyde Al Mitchum, Feature Editor. l6'uc N lfrzuh 60 ge ewspaper ' ' llc' The Buc N7 Print is a student publication designed and alert staff and enthusiastic student readers, the to acquaint the student body with happenings both Buc N, Print is distributed weekly within the coming on and off campus. With the support of an interested year. I 966 Kuflzzss The 1966 Cutlass is deeply indebted to a number of non-.staff persons who contributed many hours of time to this publication. Sandra Hammond, Co-editor Mr. Silas Garrison, Advisorg John Stoudemire, Co-editorg Dean of Students Charles Price. I 48 fi' --if U -fix-., 2 ,K P 3 vw Mun Z , ,Z , If W , will A wmzci a HX ixvs K 'Q ie,iVAi'N?1?9fXw VN fs,-Srsyszs X. N S sfwsex Q X, ,O . 'VA i Q t Q as-:WS- 2 -s is fxkffsx X. r if i fw ,Ns fwgxx k W,-mi X x sX xf'fSfX s, ., ,wp A Athletics 'Troim the beginning they strove for the highest goals . . . They achieved scores . . . quality in sportsmanship, and built a spirit that will long endure. f Assisi sl First row left to right: Cream Jenkins, Tip Thackston, Jimmy Gardner, Brian Gebhard, Mike Mauldin, Marion Selerni Hooks, Jerry McCaskill, Phil Crubbs, Buddy Petit. Second Coach Bagwell. row: Coach Settle, Eric Lessmesiter, Robert Bishop, Jim ,MQ am'- - 'f'f 4iff+ Haskvfball Interest in Baptist Collegeis first basket- ball season soared to unexpected heights this fall. Wholeheartedly supported by an enthusiastic student body, the 1965-66 team opposed junior colleges, freshman schools, and varsity squads. The Buccaneers were led throughout the year by their captain and center, Jim Gardner. Even though the team was known as the Mwandering Buccaneersu because of no practice facili- ties of their own, the record set was 13 wins and 7 losses. With anticipated im- provement of this tremendous group the basketball future of Baptist College is in- deed very bright. U16 65-66 Kuccauecrs fff U16 Kapiisf Erfllage at Hharlesfvn Robert Cope, Manager Stephen Yawn, Manager W W Q5 - QS' -. x ' M7 K Y X Z gx Z 4 w ff 'NX A! XX jfs' kf 3 SY .N 1 43 V A D i H K E ,. .. , V Any-,.,. Zy-1-.Wrv.--- f ffm: 'fi-3Afj.:,...,.a --M- -- V H L. 3 ,..,... V... V -A M U.. .,.. ,.,,..,....... , :I Md Y ,, W ,....--......--H- .......-......---,, , ....,.,.. W.- V ,MM , ,,, ...,... ........w--.... M , ,, .Q-A,,,,,,, ,..,,.....v is ..... T,-R- ,,,j,jj3,gg3ifj L 'A pggg ijjVf5:,21S',5L1.Q5if 4531+ esss 6 A 2559, W. Lf' ..W-irifilaiifrlf-if ff 'P TiWT gi , it W 'fre 'M' W:-... 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L f ... iff wiv lf' ' me ll N- ml 3 V ry , , K Q I 2 I J I f n ' ,fy - f f l 'i 1 l S' sl i, ' ' f fi . 1' l' , - X ii W X W , p , ,Q .ta-ff,.3r F -. ' f-ft a A f-if f wwaiff fi '..- A , ,,.. First row: Coach Tom Dean, Herbert Moore, Ricky Kay, Richard Lowry, Jesse Nunez, Jim Gardner, Johnny Howell, Louie Ackerman, Benjie Chapman, Joe Willis, Mike Sigman, Douglas Thackston, Glenn Knight, ,lay Barry fmanagerl. William Jones, Maxie Williamson. Second row: Ed Causey, The Buccaneer baseball team posted a 6-2 record for the 1966 season. The fine leadership of Benjie Chapman and co-captain Louie Ackerman attributed much to this teamls spirit and won for Chapman the Most Outstanding Baseball Player Award for in AY the year. The Bucs' schedule included varsity ,f I T5 teams and junior colleges. Taking a look into the , r ' 5' Y , future, Baptist College at Charleston reveals strong 5 l I ggi IMYE potential for becoming a baseball power. 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' 1- t W V 3 ,Om E -34-AMI ',.,M,.fY .mf .V V I . x 5 N0 ' ' 4 'NH M 4' W Xfiffda- ,My ww iw, A ,' , 3, .Y ..,f M fagflwgu I., VN 4 M ' I f ,, , + W. .4337 f , A .- in ,WJ Y ' x ,- f W --A f ' A w . I A rf I 4 . N 4 ,.1'.x. e 1, vb 'Q 'dh 'T Kascbull Game Scores Double Header B. C. 13 Spartanburg 2 Spartanburg 7 B. C. 0 Double Header Anderson 12 B. C. O B. C. 7 Anderson 10 Augusta 6 B. C. 2 Double Header Mt. Olive 5 B. C. 1 Mt. Olive 8 B. C. 6 Double Header B. C. 10 Augusta 7 B. C. 2 Augusta 1 Wofford 8 B. C. 1 B. C. 5 Mt. Olive 1 Double Header Soutbwood 7 B. C. 1 Southwood 9 B. C. 5 Double Header St. Andrews 9 B. C. 2 St. Andrews 0 B. C. 2 U. S. C. 10 B. C. 2 Citadel Freshmen 8 B. C. 6 Citadel Freshmen 6 B. C. 3 N 16' Kneeling: Rodger Dobbins, George Taylor, David Wilson, Joe Buckles. Not pictured: Wade Padgett Cmanagerl, Larry Craig Powell. Standing: Coach Crosby, Larry Tig Elliott, Biggers, Paul Capps, Wayne Rodgers. Hugh Fields, Kenneth Moore, Butch Moore, Frank Sullivan, GW N - ,.-xx, , U S. Shi, W A K 5 4 . if nj' .V P X .5 fi V v. '1- .iv.. Q -A a ' ' vm. -N .. gr. , SQ, Coach Harry Crosby C , ' '-4. A . fx COACH HARRY CROSBY . . . '4We didnit have a winning year, but believe me, We've got a winning team! I'd he proud to match the spirit and honesty and the genuine co-operative efforts of these fellows against any golf team in the country! ,' 1 .4 lv' 4' ,Q .muy il l Q 4 i - i , 8 V ,ut fi . 7, B fl , 4. w we' , v 'fwf' Q 'X ' l ai , f, A 5 Q ' fi' vial! . 4,1 2,13 r, fn- ali, l w, if ., or '- .: f ,W . --, wx'- Qf -uf A' M . . Wwe 71,1 . ., W '- ,M W vi , 1 JV Q we . ,,.? 4, 5 3 M x Practice! V M ' riff- ' Q' Power! j , N .Q X .tus ,M ,Q Symbol of skill. IFS not how you drive but how you arrive! 0' v A 1 u CULBHYL -u , s x , , 426 .VXQ P Wx Q L.: Y 7 x -naw , ' ws' 'ck I Stance W. X Wy, ,W W 'W' W ff X mf' . ff W-'Q f , 'fffwwff . 7? V W X W f ' ,, M gn. f ,, Q W' affhn' , , , y ff W ff I , 'J ,I 1. vs , ' ' -. 0 we .0 What do you mean you've lost my sand-wedge ! ? WQS7 3 WJ if 1 ga! wx 'Ep 3 S5 xv if 2 Q' X v 1 ' ff ig: A, Qi, iw' 1 r is 4 X 'W ,v Q ff ' . Q x A...- ?, A ' w , , .,. . First row: Steve Gambrell, Don Carr, Daniel Penot, Bill Hall, Jacky Stamps, David Reese. Third row: Coach Bagwell, Holder, Buddy Dillard, Bill Crawford. Second row: Tommy Tommy Metts, Bill McDowell, John Schmonsees, Phil Turner, Skaif, ,lim Causey, Larry Campbell, Mike Sigman, Wayne Mike Mauldin, Mike Frost, Coach Settle, Richard Palmer. Zfrafk Under the able hands of Head Coach Howard Bagwell and Assistant Coach Jim Settle, the 1965- 66 Baptist College track team experienced a very fine season. Some of the best college track talent in the nation joined our team. The major accom- plishmcnt this year was winning the freshmen division of the Furman Relays, which is one of the largest events in the South. ln these relays, Phil Turner was voted the most outstanding athlete. ln addition to the Furman Relays, the team en- tered the Florida Relays, Penn Relays, and Quanti- co Relays. The record in dual meets was 9 wins and l loss. The team is to he commended for its spirit and ability. The Baptist College track team is well on its way to becoming one of the greatest track powers in the country. 10 Penn Relays 11 Quantico Relays l The coach gives the word. I 966 Crack Meets 1 Baptist College 59 Florida 86 2 Florida Relays: B. C. 9 points 3 Baptist College 108 Pembroke 24 4 Furman Relays: Baptist 1st with 60 points 5 Baptist College 102 102k 8 6 Baptist College 7 Baptist College 9 8 Baptist College 9 9 Baptist College 9 0 St. Andrews 37 Campbell 36M Wofford 37 Furman 68M Brevard 45 Gardner Webb 21 Lees McRae 19 Lynchburg 49 This is the way we win-with determination! 617755 Hrfuufry Sevres fl..ow Score Winsl Baptist College 23 Baptist College 23 Baptist College 21 Baptist College 19 Baptist College 18 Baptist College 23 Baptist College 32 Baptist College 17 Baptist College 15 Citadel Davidson St. Andrews Methodist College High Point Georgia Tech Freshmen University of Florida Freshmen St. Andrews College of Charleston rf! .--' Buccaneer John Schmonsees in the lead! ss Home Stretch B Huff 'Xxx 'Y wa Y V f f f ,W 7' X V .sm It's up to you NOW! A af Sprint One step up fa 'WW f 6-I M ff! if ffl! tj . - my W4 ,, 4 , , V ' :1.f,,,,3,W,:? W f ' f .. , ,, f ,, wwe 4 . ,, ff Wt ,ff M 6- I X wf,,,,4,f4 A, , Home Stretch Modern Buccaneer Up, over, and down . . . u N 2 if Beautiful balance! K S .. nn W-Q' wwf ,Mg I .. 'H 9 9-rv-0 mv wkiiid mm Q i 'N K Qirjwvwt ,, .N ' as ' Sf? -' .ge 5' Q we 'W' 5 f.l,41:ief:::,ny Q A,,,,' 'li' 're-1fi: ri -r' .-M. f--ff' Y' Q v .. 41,2743 , , K' vu:-. ' ce... .1s.aa.r?-..-.au .e... Sparfs in Review Whatever else may have been accom- plished one thing stands out. The athletic program of the college was a distinct suc- cess. Nowhere was there more enthusiasm expressed, more whole-hearted, voluntary effort expended. The department was well coached, well organized and astonishingly successful for such a fledgling school. -w . .. I ' 1-1 Z ,. L A HW' x rx 'X wth., X - in -H H-V fii - I 'WSW 'Dv-v ' X f- 'V wifi - '- , P!-vc-.K A ...,, ' N---. , X , , ya -y 1 s ':f+- , 4 Q 'Y 4 'Z'l q-r 'mv yn' , L 4 . Tai sv 'F l',u-9 ' 24, ' 3 in' Fl'?'lllsg-gg. 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Q, V rw, W rr ,.... p ,L X ,f r if ,, .Future Events of the year were a kaleidoscope of exper- iences which were a result of the interest and work strain and stress, fun and frolic, trial and error planning and scheming, loyalty and spirit expressed by the student body, the clubs, the faculty and the staff. 7 9 ,4 Queen is Khosm And many were the moods of those who were a part of the choosing of the maid who was to become Miss Baptist College, 1966. V , i , , X 5 ' 5 1 1 if K. 5 Y if 1 S?- args? 'V 'Ym- Wf' .J' i E ' i ,x g NX'-R ff -1 f A M With that smile plus all that talent, she HAD to be a winner. 2-I-2-I-2-I-2-I-2-I-2-I-24-2 - e-'- K..l ff Q? Y' 'nh ' A-ye. - .Xp v -1 1, IJ 'Y , . -4- , '. A gf- ,ff- fsf f 5 Wm QL ff -n Maybe not from Paris, but sufficient. M iss Baptist Eollsge ,741 jenkins Could it have been the Crest? Q . f . 2 N -V. ' , I an , , .,, A s W, ' . n' ,+A I Aj' ,ff 5: , ' , ff , . f an' , A fzff7 zef'f W,w,9', Q ,,- my 12 L .231 ' ,Ms . 1 f ,Yau Kaya! Second lfulmer-up Ruth Hrfrcvran Hrs! Kumar-up l6'ar!u1ra ffl ?lammc' 611 al Mead f f Z S! 43 R fs' ,Q 9 35 A if is 55 , Q ? 2 5, if is 5 E i 3 N in pi M xg! .t X j Bobby in W B Captaln Ethel 3110123 Kneeling: Linda Harter, Ethel White, Betty Creech, McDowell, ,lo Jenkins, Bobby Carnes. ,lan Royal. Standing: Ralph Smith, Carol Mead, Bill 78 X Betty -QF: They spark s leaders . . . ed enthusisam for Buccaneer v ictories. um, ,I N af 3 2 ,-iz X F' 3,235 , Q A fy., it I ff 'TLS , 3 gf?-,.4 Ralph -. 1 we Q AQ? 5 W I 51,9 , 44 X 4 g?, 5?5 . 7Kf 7 ' N 'V 2 ,f 9 ' fy' A A 4 x vf '40 1 X fx, X 3? 1 af N N, 0 Q33 A 5+ . 4 , gf S3 Linda 1 1 . EM4 ' Z ' f ' ,ff W, w 2 vw . f , Z4 4 L W , ,M M ,gwawff f f f , M 172 f 7 ag' f W V f I N171 5 in 1 ,f I X! x ' 'X Carol v V! 4 ik 1 4 M all W lil ii I .s I 1 fl K What do you mean-Batman's dead? ! Hzmdid Cfampzzs. . Today's special-free advice. 463454 ww o. I M N Z 4 ug ' , 2 A r I A 4 fp if 1 iw o A Q W in . f ,V , B.C.'s answer to Hollywood. L , o fig' 533 L 4.1 ff W ' 'T , '1-'I' oi, Q Q ' M 'wfffkf 5' o 'o ' an L ff . 80 I know I hid that note in here somewhere He's a secret agent in disguise. fees .ff- The pause that refreshes. But right about here I lost my caddie 2 li In 4 .I A 1 E 1 E , A , , I 1 I e , 1 A 5 5 S i i 6 1 S 1 t I 3 E E 2 1 3 E f s s 2 3 E , 2 3 s . i 5 2 1 S s 5 2 i 5 2 I Q 2 E t 5 . Q 2 5 4 5 5 5' , , Scene from Our Town as seen through Ruth's eyes. Pleasant dreams? -..Q ,,,, ...W .ami ll .varied scenes Sure, it's an important move-but we've been here three days Q 1' 'U-...Pl Q wig Sp ., U' I just had to tell somebody. Looks like a German invasion. , f Now, you swing 4 'W Drat those flies ! A Sv' 1. X X yy Xa it if rss ' I if ,.ww5 Of course I'm not loafingg I'm meditating. U15 Cfollcge Mala. M- '-'lil ' '-QNX. '.QA,f' Enter at your own risk Don't look so guilty! iq ---- Q- -.,, ,aff A A Q , f 'X X la ,JJ 'X -1-sul-1 E I 5 -r ff Ani Q 5 3 S Q Q i f 5 12 5 Dear Mom, --nav' Since I have been studying for hours . . . A man's castle . . ,, W, . K ,.,- ,,.,,,,.- m,,,,,w- Now that,s ventilation. 45 ........,,, 1 -my-gf.-Htl? 1, fer X ti QL Wl,,.,-ww , Y: if :SQ E FFNX. ..,,kx W, Q, U fe HW H15 MW mx I know I saw my English book a few weeks ago . . . N, S. ' .K H 421 1. rf Penny for your dream 4 Vg XX , x My ffiiifxwix fi wr-11 'E 'UL Q H y 5 Group analysis. The feminine trademark. 1 l E f . 1 9 i F I I X 1 , x x i I y i a d I c female co nterpart 1 7 WWI? 'W Sneaking out? Kay! Don't jump I Q. iw N Q fx 3?-. xx 1 Xu. sas 32. 'EES A mm wwmmii 3 87 fa , gm , M g V Q Mft W i 3' ? 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So this 119' :allege 2 Z sv- 1 .M 1 26.117 gf' if Z.-6,1 Z C 1 A ,WML . if C tx 4, fr- Eye of the Arts Robert Ackerman Marty Adams Edmund Aldridge Raymond Almers Linda Anderson Eddie Antley Sammy Arce Jeannie Baker Jimmy Bannister David Barrow Jay Barry Ricky Baturin Russell Baver Nelson Bennett Edwin Bentley Terry Benton W! ,f Qvdf I f 4.-wk 'm 'M My f . f My K yi Q Z 4 f Y x ADL 57 fi x ,4 year af firsfs Glenn Berry Larry Biggers Robert Bishop Tony Blanton Terry Bodiford Frank Bond Earl Bowick Phil Brantley freshmen :S-'i Aw r Q N . f Q Xe..- r ,sw-,, 45-- Wm 2 X J 5 0 o Q R kr X . X X 9 X rx X ,fl F 'R' . ,...., ,E 7 'f Q Q 5 VY y , td' WFEQX A ii sir 1 '. 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T ,W ff Qrcshmcu Wiley Knight Eugene Koester George Kraft Richard Kuppins Barbara Leflamme Louise Landrum Connie Lawrimore Rodger Lawrimore Michael Lee Tommy Lee Terrill Leff Audrey Leitch if y o,: iff 5 ' . li E L R rx M i ivy Xf-fl fy QL' we H.,i f f M , K , gmufmg wuhdeuce Q '77 ? K me- va ' 7 'W Q 7 7 -4 ff? 1 ua dir' R , f J f ' i W - - ff- f if V ,f ,f , '- .f , 1 'Z if ,m,gf,.'aQ nff',42fr -5 T , A V?ff , ., V rw Y R ' ' iff , N' ta' A f f Q ,X My .ta . 'M M-fu ' viz, ' 415 2-fi 1 i , 5 A 1, ' L E' Z7 ' s Grady LePrince Eric Lessemeister J. W. Litchfield Ted Litchfield Madeline Livingston Richard Lowry John Lyon William McAllan H. D. McAlister Johnny McAlister Diane McCants Jerry McCaskill Nancy McCaskill Pat McClellan James McConnell Mike McDermott Bill McDowell Philip McDowell Dale McGee Bill McGrath Margaret Maddox Max Mahaffee Jimmy Manos John Martin Melvin Martin Mike Mauldin Carol Mead Ronald Meek ' BT? hh Q, V. Qu, S. W R 9 ,fl -, A f -. E ,5fe.,Q.,'., yu 4 J, wi ll ,. 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K 7 'S 4 Q a .1 , r K . wa- K ' 1 J Chris Smith Clyde Smith Dale Smith Dan Smith 5 'W James Smith Ralph Smith Sarah Ann Smith Pat Spence Howard Stall Jacky Stamps Joseph Stewart James Stiffler John Stoudemire Robert Strickland Randy Stuart Gilbert Sturgis Barbara Suggs Frank Sullivan Keith Sumney Ricky Sutton Billy Swails Roger Tain Joe Tallon Terry Tamblyn Fred Taylor Karen Tennes Douglas Thackston James Thackston ,ri ,Q ffl. ...a .f.f-f- .X :W . . . --W , ,4,f,w, ,,,: f fw fr , 5 9 , ,K S pw. ef ,5, pg , 'S-' ' 'fu-. 1. 'A S.. X , A 5 t K r fe A+ x Q 'f U ' 154 4 K' 1 , 7 fr ,ny . l ' m f i , 12 k wa-13 Q 'Dm W? W A W... www 9 A , Q Q Pressing onward irrta the future. Nancy Thomas O. L. Thompson Rodger Thompson Joann Thornhill Joyce Travers Kenneth Tucker Reggie Tucker Phil Turner Qrrshmru ,Ny-j, - ' ivor- Ns l ' X: x X sf so X ,, T ff X llyy A 5 . K witty 'Mb gi N .V A it X2 f ' l Us-sl 1 f n W A 1 n .. 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Berry Mit Bensten Russel Bouknight Felton Brawner John Brown Bobby Cowart Larry Dandridge Michael Donnelly Sam Drew Kathy Durst James Elliott Barney Epps Eller Falcad David Farrier Walter Fiddie James Folk Michael Garvin Charles Golden Jesse Goldman Thomas Godzewiski Oliver Graves Mark Hane John Harrelson Linda Harter Sandra Harvey John Heckerman Warren Holliday Jimmy Hooks Mary Hunsucker William Johnson William Koopman Roger Lain Isaac Limehouse Benny McAuley Leslie McEwen Charles McMullan Dean Martin Charles Matthews John Neprud Demetrius Palassis Randall Pippin Kenneth Richter Hal Rigby John Sahlman Phyllis Salyer William Sullivan Johnny Tanner George Taylor Billy Timmons Robert Van Ness Ronnie Watkins Malcolm Young 'H 4' This teaching business is hard work! Maestro of the Year. Cutting class? What is this? Laundry service? ,J ,' 4, XX. X , . Spilvgue Tomorrow turns the gilded page of time, and Today slips into yesterday. 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