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

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1971 volume:

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WU, 1 1. , ,lf VC Q' uf, 1-: 5 , 2.-,' --:v.,' 15, -,11 1,1 1 f. -, 1 , '4 .- 1, 1 ' x ff ,- 4T'lff'7v I 1111:-'.1,.,-,.. 1 81,1 ' A ' 1,1x 1.1 'a 1 .1,,! A 'hh U. , 1 1.1 ,1:'1 'U HV' ' ...5.g.,.,.g V, , .... ..,..-,....... 1 V , 1 1 Q X1 , .1 -1. ,- u' , 1 1 I , x 1 1 1 1 i 5. lliila . E ? B Q ll' Q 'li l':i , , g l r . l 3 Trinidad Steel Band entertains with it drum Baptist College students have at- tended many SGA concerts but nev- er one as unbelievable as the Trini- dad Steel Band concert on Septem- ber twenty-ninth. The music that filled the Municipal Auditorium came from metal cans and barrels. The group consisted of twenty-two members from Trinidad whose na- tive calypso also entertained the audience. Student Life 17 awk 18 Student Life fi! AWD? 'K vm as-'wgywxy . A, 3, 55 WL V' wwf fx ,xl QW r fa ff' x vp Q, 4,5 4, M fm? M WEN 2: f f Q ff 6 4 5 f 5 Y' 5 ryyyzf Zi? 5 N if ff L y P 'ggfw 'fx ax, .,,-equ'1u'5i-. g ,. 'ff' arlor receives furnishings The girls' dorm was honored by the dedication of Littlejohn Parlor. Mr. Broadus Richard Littlejohn, jr., now on the board of trustees, donated the money for furnishings in honor of his mother, Mrs. Evelyn Hicks Littlejohn. The parlor is fur- nished in modern contemporary. Also included is a painting of Mrs. Littlejohn, done by Miss DeViolette Bernhardt. The ceremony included music by David Wells, also from Spartanburg. ln addition to its dating purposes, the parlor was also used for faculty drop-ins. Student Lite '19 wi 1 gg' Q 6 xi ,155-v. .- 0285: 4'-sa-qgifgfgggf, fwkfvu MN M X , , '59 70 Student Lufe V ., X f'7f WT'1 T q' . Dedication cites statesman's achievements In spite of threatening clouds and distances of many miles, people came from everywhere to attend the dedication of the L. Mendel Rivers Library at the Baptist College. Among such dignitaries were various U. S. and State government officials, along with military leaders and per- sonnel. Administrative and faculty members played their part in the ani H-.,,.'4 J' ceremony. Providing music in addition to the choir and band was Mr. Al Hirt play- ing his version of The Star Spangled Banner on his trumpet. The speaker for the occasion was Reverend Billy Graham. His message brought inspiration to all, and com- mended the man to which it was dedicated. L. Mendel Rivers, one of the most admired statesmen of his time, ac- cepted the citation on the occasion of the dedication. The Baptist Col- lege is honored to have a building bearing the name of a man so well- known for his awareness and excite- ment in being an American . l 'mor Student Life 21 Miss Baptist College 1971 'i i T2 , 2 - 3 Z, flf 5 l 2 2 iffy 3 l if 22 , ' t 5 E V ' Q12 Q 5 l i f 1 , ' Z 1 t 2 , 1 1 I E 1 Q 1 a 2 l ,Z -2 i V4 3 ,xv x V I I 1 l z S l 5 3 e 7 Q 3 4 l l l David Wells entertains the audience and Miss Mary Lu Hanes Blackbeard and his crew. . . Miss Baptist College 22 Student Life Alpha Phi Omega at-is l Sponsored by GOP, the Miss Baptist College pageant depicted the contestants as captives of Blackbeard held for the purpose of choosing his new queen. Eleven clubs participated by nominating a representative. Alpha Phi Omega's representa- tive, Miss Mary Lu Hanes, cap- tured the title as the evening drew to a close. Miss Lisa Bell, repre- senting the Principal Brotherhood Association took first runner-up while second runner-up was Miss Madina Anderson, nominated by the Ministerial Alliance. Miss Kathy jackson, sponsored by The Knights of Achilles, was chosen by the other contestants as Miss Congeniality. Miss Kathy jackson Miss Congeniality The Knights of Achilles WT? , in f i , ,ff . ijt WIQ,-his-N i NK. ,X .ff Q ' M A 5 Miss Madina Anderson Second runner-up Ministerial Alliance Contestants held captive b Blackloeard The grace and poise of several young ladies filled the stage as they played their part in the Miss Baptist College pageant. Strains of music from the piano and voices fell over the audience as each girl presented her talent. Miss Charlotte Wentworth Sisters of the Knights of Achilles 1 K . : 'W f , ' .sy 1 :ww , X , . 1 Q 1 i . , -' 3. . sf ' ' 4 '. ' ', V 1 2 f N , .N - M 5 Ei .V ,.,ii F' 5 F ESQ 'rf L91 nga- ff. 6? lm-,fi AAU! Z Q, vi Q q.gA , X i i . Q, we nr ' - f :- i. 1 f lxls-Q 'fi' f,-4' : , st' tlilifl Q, ,J S . A 34 ' X ,R is, R ilililili riffs tt' fr Llliit W 4 3 Xl, l. ' sms ' Qt-sig: . , x .,.':,::a: S f ix - -A A 'Q s3E.NV,6a.?, .vi gi?-hm! I vs 1 1.1 i 1 1,2 . mi .. , ' QS- X N413 5 , 5. 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J,,. .-QA l L l 1 l l i l l l YT 'w 1 fl M 3 Miss Debbie Olliff Student Nurses Association A V gf Wi' sm 'iv 1 Q, 7'5- The contestants anxiously await the final decision. Miss Susie O'ReilIy Young Republicans Miss Debbie Nail Zeniths of Knowledge I' X fi 26 Student Life Q T' -. xi, .-,QY 'X f A f' sr Symbols pla for Sadie Hawkins' Girl catch boy filled the atmos- phere on October thirty-first as the Sadie Hawkins dance took place. Playing for the dance held at the Exhibition Hall of the Mu- nicipal Auditorium were The Sym- bols ot England. The Symbols have given a concert for Baptist College students three times. This was the first time they provided music for students to dance as well as listen IO. Student Life 27 28 Student Life X Three group pla for pop concert li i 4 E i H I4 4 E1 ri F I I I ' i i 1-PN . W . gy I- . .I . 1 O ii I is 1 I E l 1 November sixth brought three groups to Charleston to entertain at the third SGA sponsored Con- cert of the year. The three hour pop concert began with Cool Heat. Steam then blasted out their sounds. Dennis Yost and the Clas- sics Four ended up the third hour. us as wg ' Q1 wi 3 1 f 1.1, if ,. 1 x4Q,1i 5 'tri vii 1 I it M Wi ' sf ' Li 2 at 1 fta.Q'1Vff i Fifi Ui '?l.f.i'1 i iifi i . i11'ii1f S it i.,i? , . 1 i KT! P ' t f 15 Student Life 29 30 Student Life Q My gk' -, , .. Nm 1' f . pw- . f M-w,Qgw,5.fgQ WQQN, I' PL LILL pmt Elf U W LH mba?- ' a.....zg:.f,..s so -.41 ' I Candles, lights, and trees cover B.C.C ,Q 3 ill H ,,.Tf Q l , I Us g,,. ' ,..- i ,, , 8 . it-L55 .-....,,,, On the campus of the Baptist College, the Christmas spirit truly did reign. Many of the clubs on campus did their part by placing decorations at the entrance, in various buildings, and rooms. Indi- viduals in the dorm prepared for the season as they filled the halls and lobbies with decorations. As proof that the spirit of Christmas does continue, the Christmas tree, put up by the Baptist Student Un- ion remained in place until mid- january. Student Life 31 Q If-K 32 Student Life QL .mxh-I Accreditation adds to festive mood of President's Starting the Christmas season off right, Doctor and Mrs. john A. damrick hosted the Annual Presi- dent's Christmas Reception in the dining hall on December third. Overflovving with beautiful dresses and coats and ties, the evening proved a tremendous success. The main topic of the evening seemed reception to be the receiving of accredita- tion for the Baptist College from the Southern Association of Col- leges and Secondary Schools on December second. Many students, friends, and faculty members at- tended the festivities to take the first step into their holidays. Student Life 33 1. LL! 'jr y , I U , -5 -, Q 5 il I 'V Q1 1 Im ' ' 4 fa f My i x X ' Xv,',Q'n,, 44- ' . 1 V 1 , K f fl t ,A X , 1. If ,M ..-fu' . P A ' 4 1 .AJTV I fs'r X FK lg, I ' V - C' ' aff ' 6 4 , , x , ,- H Q 'E ' xi 1 - V . :E A . A . xy 8 , 1 M. i 3, 4 .2 Q ,Sh hw -I is A W z . 'YR ,, KJ N' 0'i5 E ik' f uf 3b1nkgM ,Q K I 1 Y ' , -XL : L- w- ' W . Q4 E' - z F. E Vg 1 ' ,' -N A- 1 C' Q A . , X 'xx -XR-As M-NN-.G -.kk x X ,. - X X N 1-wx 2 . V 1 , x N md :K . 1 - -' .1 'X gk 1 'f15q 1 .i- ,Q any h '?'f's.....,.., 4 1 4, V X 7 'M xii 7 ' J Y. f' f 'X'-X R Quai Y 5' -1 R' A' K K , ' I I V , A x 'hx -- ., 5 7 I , t X4 J' Q1 1: ,ix ' igihxc 1 fs I Q- ., X Y U -5 sr. X Q X O L 'Fi' . Us I Q 2. ul! X 'Y - I xr... . !,. . Christmas is a busy time in the mall A very vital, but often unno- ticed, part of the campus are the married students who live on cam- pus. For the first time, the wives have formed an unofficial club in order that they might get to know each other better. Among the pro- jects, these wives have taken up is helping test the eyes of the chil- dren at the Summerville Middle School. Various parties that they planned for themselves and their husbands at Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine's proved quite suc- cessful. Student Life 35 lnterterm i s ccessfully attempted january 1971 brought Interterm to the Baptist College. lnterterm was one month ofthe year set aside in which the student was en- couraged to study in a field of his interest. Four hours credit was received tor the course. Schedules and subjects ot courses varied from jazz to chemistry. Overall, the courses were quite successful and a step toward more modernized edu- cation processes. 56 Student Lite 'T K x 4 J -1 If , Z' X W-.,. 'x1,' ' ' Q '-E331 fl n' K Q -- hi ,.., 4-' A , X53 Y.. Q3 'ii of may 1 v, 5 , I' 1 4' 1 1 ' ,, 1 I , ' Wi 'diff W . 4 1. ,, ' 7 . fl: f k X4 3 . eff -, , ,, OQSN 'f Aff T f V , ' ,nf Ex 4 Eg gf 1-N . Qjbw., 'E - x Student Life 3 ' x ' . N . ',, , p Dormitory living creates a sense of belon ing Dormitory life at the Baptist College draws those students who live on campus closer to each other. Developing a sense of secu- rity about coming home to a family of one hundred becomes a neces- sary part of the day. Easily acces- sible, such places as the library and the language lab, are privileges dorm students enjoy. Dorm life also brings the adjustments of eating in the cafeteria with the rest of the school and walking every- where. 38 Student Lite Till 3 6' X! Student Life 39 f-ala: x 'Wi-wus-. vu..-W'-' Lady wwf ' V 1- -Q W, W W f MW 9,....Jf' GR' 'lf 4 if .rw 'lf' 40 Student Life r Y 4 G i X I I i x ' f 3 i s Q, -no ll 4 li ll . WA., v:fx ga Q v. - ,M I . , 'lu V A -- , A' P i Q ,, I I l l l l f BCC campus is constantl active l i l Living or going to school on the Baptist College campus encourages each student to take a part in all of the activities. Voting in elections, having a coke in the canteen, and visiting student services becomes a vital part of each student's se- mester. Student Life 41 1 ' Gloria jones 42 Student Life In-no--1 Nnnrsfemi '-55428914 '67 . K .twig ,. Debbie Wells this Dickie Knight 19 O Marshals are chose juniors vvho are rising Seniors are chosen in the Spring to be the Marshals. They are selected from a list of all the students vvho have a 3.0 grade point ratio or above. Fi- nally, they are chosen by the Student Life Committee on the basis of service, character, leadership, and extra-curricular activities. fi 5? S VIH Y, , Ii, I QQ? fl S -XX 13119 ,IM 251352 Kay Huskins Billy Cashion Clariece Brown Marilyn Maxwell Kenneth Davis Ronald Bourgoin S '-stu-... 1.1- Student Life 43 Gloria jones W 'p 'N 7 E june Scobee Debble Wells 'S WW' A Peggy Dugger l Bill Daniel janice Myers 44 Student Life Wnlluam Cashuon F R Larry R351 Ruth Kun: new f X .px Phyllls Nordlund Ag ffm E AN! my V99 Dan Franz Lester Cohen Who s Who For the first year the Baptist College has jolned wnth the nation al Who s Who Among Students In American Unlversltles and Col Ieges Having met all of the re qulrements twenty three sensors wull appear In thus years publlca tuon Student Lufe 45 fn ' . kj , vga. if' I qi. . . 'I ,MQW 1 . vig . . . . - , . W W . . . . . 'L- u ' V ! 'Y . 1 L - ' I . . I - . . . , . .-' ' 2 -' A Zz l . l ' 1, ' Q 11 l- ,Y ' f : - ,1 ' I 11, gn l ll f l ' ' A , 9 2 ' . ' A , r z J! A 'r . 3' ., ' ', H- . , , if I ,. . I, gl I' X A I V Al. A 'N 1 - ' J 1, n ' is Al 5 ' 1 f ' il E .5-X , . K . 1- ,. .,, l l 3', Q- l , QI: L l . 1 I K fx' -1- r gfer- .5'2l'lX1r , 1, -' le u ' if , N X A l A 1 jfs, 3 . Q iff' f ' lv. 7' f' isiafz , . wel '- ,- , - W Q , 3 --14 at nl .x ,sf - A, w ' ' .612 - 'k4wV1Y,1 a' uf ' ' . , Sslf.. vp ,- ' ' ' I I ' I Q- . 'K y ' xr if l ' . I I Nw' u N ' .X A f ' ' ,-4 46 Student Life ' Y QSI3' Richard Knight Ellen Lawson -ry? SX 'bfkfih .4-. N ,, .Xi 4 Harold Ritter Shirley Olasov Mary Beth Brooks Pam Weber px R l I i lean Lent Lester Cooper Clariece Brown O Melinda Weeks Karl Bernsdorff vventy-three make Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges is an organization set up to recognize the leaders on college campuses today. To qualify, stu- dents must excel in both academic and extra-curricular activities. They must be college juniors and seniors who are studying in a four year undergraduate program or a Who's Who graduate school. Recommended by a committee from his particular school, the applicant must then submit certain biographical data. Upon approval, the appIicant's da- ta is transferred to the Student Placement Office, a division de- signed to provide the student with references and recommendations. Student Life 47 Lynda Clark Cheerleaders Judith Yost Baptist Young Women Suzie O'Reilly Baptist Student Union layne Mobley Zeniths of Knowledge Kaye Hughes Young Democrats Gloria jones Baptist College Senate Caffie Cockrell Alpha Phi Omega Charlotte Wentworth Sisters of the Knights of Archilles Debbie Rabon Pep Club Sharon Lee Ministerial Alliance ludy Green Phi Omega Sigma Libby Richardson Afro-American Society 48 Student Life at i , L B Y 7 1 v W w 4 1 n M' lf, 7' v , N! . I , f12 ', V 2 , '- fi!-iff?-'z43 f' .' Hg., ',, kr ' '7. xifir '. ?35D Q.: l. ,, b 'iYA5'g5'f?::5f-'g'!2,'L,,Xifis4 11.,,z . 6x,, 44 35 x 2,1 H ' ll F417 'A f-iN 7 Wu , f,'.,:'+M 11 'P figqg- f, 5 Q ' gAq,X 7 3 p 4- , wr .M JVM M X rf A .S 3 , , ,B in-4 rx, . W fa g B vs if 1 M, s-4' 91 'U 'K ...hz ff -ff? 'Y A -em? Wgyqfbifi ..,dW'gX',gS 3 '41 f -40' J, 1 New it Q, if i ,,:U, .1 ii .0 ,ft QA lk ,V Q, G, f, ,, kiwi., .N Q 4fwi?Z.,4,sfif, , ,f,2+ V 'X 50 Action mw,...'1t3k s F550 , 1 1 I 1 4,. X , . . 1 'Q 'f5': J. f ff 4 ,K my tzw'f,wmw.z. 2 QA A Action Running, Laughing Yelling til your throat scratches Being a part of the group and still standing on your own Getting things done Being initiated Sharing the responsibility Doing your very best Hurrying to class five minutes late Doing ............ WHAT NOW? Action 5 Buddy Britt Clyde Goode Ken Layne David MCCUNWGSS David Miller Micah Embler 52 Sports 1971 Cross Country Schedule i Date Opponent Plate '5'fSept. 19 East Carolina Uni. A Oct, 5 Florida University A Oct. 9 Georgia State College H ' Oct. 15 East Tennessee State Uni. H Nov. 3 S. C. State Meet A i Nov. 14 Sandlapper tHigh Schooll H y A at i i I .., 1 J ' . l .x 7 4 Q, Q x 1' I Y ' i . O . ,V . 1 l af A N . I Q -A'-'f 'T A , '+ ' l 4 ' l ef l at ik' I., It lx Fe L. , r i I 42 E- 1 M ' . -vi. -I' ,a I. 1 'f s if. J. Tl' ll N.- fl. fs, Mu' ,FJ 5 Sf'- s .' UQ' ' 32 12: fd ' 4 VV. an -f l 'f'. I l lf. l . i l , A. 1 1 K 3 i Q. ' v fr, ,gy A Doug Parker Steve Maurer 1, 'Q' ,fl -wtf -.4 3 ' it E4 jf 1 ,Gs ii . .', A' It lla' Jsy -if . , , iq lx' , . Cross Country places in Collegiate meet Buddy Britt, senior, proved the top distance runner in S. C. during the state collegiate cross country meet at Furman. He turned the 5- mile course in 25 minutes, 35 sec- onds. ' A i ii it Finishing fourth was Clyde ' Goode, while Ken Layne finished third and fifth overall. Dave Mc- lnnis was 13th, Doug Parker 20th, Mike Embler 24th, and Steve Maurer 25th. ' l 'rl' V X ,xl 5 ' Y , X, ' .f AW., V ' glvftz-'N 4-'Amt V l 1 l i Mr. james Settle, Coach Sports 53 I- 'IU .-If ' . 1 Q 4 1, 1 ' s .Z ' , Ant t, I, H. . 4,A4...u' ' ,K Q. ,.A I , ' 4 .-. . ., , M. . 1 . A , ,A 1 ,lf ,, ...rn - ' f , , ,KB-',r,a-ml , . I V -.ff - - Q in., , 'ak . 1 J-Lf. , ,-W, ' ,An , , fx 'f 1 N Z!! R- A 5 1' 1 -r Q lv ,Q . fist:-'SL 'l!f .9 , X'f ',yi! fx 2.3 Q 1' Q Q Qwl ,. 1 1 , . ':h , EL. J 'N ':.f- 5 , W if 4. ,. wx . A A ,f 1 2,654 , -44 , 1 at., H1 ,gg ., J- , ' firfiqwfe Q ,V 2 E . 1 . , , s ' a 1, Q Q . is , . ' n L y 1 ,. ,- -. .n 1 1 ., X ., fx. , -4,...4 I , -, ,, 1 H K 1 -4 W N iv . 1 Y A v x , v . v Ly,.l, :, -- Ay, A ,. 1,1 X. , ,,. , 'I' I , , . I.,. ....,......., .Y 5 35 ?f5:'.'vlT1f - - -..4-.-.4- 1 ,,' x, . g 1. 1...,'..f , . Y I ,A '.!-H .--. ' , 4 .u.' w l w It ,. 4 .V,..., 4-1, x ., ,.,,, Tx 14 . ,-'. A 1 .. . ' NM' xv x..4.. I- 'N..' ,, Q jg: . Q --:'vv V 4 x. f 6 3 w 5- H1 . -:.2, . I l 1 1 r . V1 1 4 . ,. V M. ,ua ,,n fr:- ,., x 4 v-,. 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'A fi X , I ff? gf rm A. r. , x , -+...,smJ W W, WM i, L.: 56 Sports Close scores encourage teamwork In addition to Franz, others giving the Bucs a balanced scoring attack were Norris Townsend, Bo jamison, Ernie Masters, and jim Rooney, who hit 1000 during the game with UNC at Wilmington Sports 57 Bucs slow to start The Bucs' season started slow when they dropped their opening game to the College of Charleston, but that loss was avenged later when Baptist College defeated the same team to claim the cham- pionship of the BCC Tournament. Franz was named the Tourney's Most Valuable Player. Although the holiday break left the Buccaneers with only a 2-3 record, they returned to start the new year off on the right foot by marking up five straight victories before their next setback. 58 Sports 7 - f., f Q . ,,1,n 4.,.. --.1 ',.j' y , .. .J ' .,vk.1w . W Y, x x me -1 ,V f x 1'uf1X'R 'HW' -.,-' I, ..,vx. 'NH- Ak, '- 'fr .,. h .4 Affzl' 'S' . ,. ii-jY!'L,:T'r' -', 'pg V. . .V ,.-K . J f3i. 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' AS, 3- ,: ,,-,f-,af ' U .n f , ,-.r . 1, fff 4 ,-Sfz' 3 , ff:45,5 ,, , fuxfxv ,,,g Y 1 1 . ,A-41 - IAM. -.v.5,M . 11. ,, '- .'+.sf'fL- ll' ' 2 ' - 'a!Uf'1?A-A 1 I 5, ' vvl f r l ' , L- f f, ,, . 1 ,J I- .Asp 1 n 3 I on, -. 1 s r I N w i ' EG Q iQ I n 1 .' x , . V 1 A L i IA . 1. I k J I N N ' f I i 1 I I - I N ' W 4 I ' Q 1 1 1 - X l I 5 if if lk' 4 . .I .1 1. f A .J .r I u Mr. Mel Gibson, Coach Franz keys Buccaneers to success The scoring and rebounding of Dan Franz led the Buccaneers to a 13-9 record through the season, and they appeared to be on course toward another winning season. Franz paced the Bucs by be- coming the school's first player ever to go over 1,000 in both points and rebounds, attaining both marks early in the season. F Sports 61 Date Dec. 'I' Dec. 4 Dec. 5 Dec. 7 Dec. 12 Ilan. 6 Alan. 8 lan. 11 Jan. 14 1an. 16 lan. 18 lan. 21 lan. 23 Ian. 30 Feb. 1 Feb. 4 Feb. 6 Feb. 8 Feb. 11 Feb. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. 18 Feb. 20 1971 Opponent College of Charleston B.C. Invitational Tour. B.C. Invitational Tour. East Carolina University Belmont Abbey College U.N.C. at Wilmington Milligan College Wofford College Clinch Valley College Pembroke State Uni. Erskine College Campbell College U.N.C. at Asheville Armstrong State College Wofford College U.N.C. at Wilmington Pembroke University Presbyterian College College of Charleston U.N.C. at Asheville Presbyterian College Erskine College Belmont Abbey College Basketball Schedule Place Score H G H 78 82 H 90 81 H 91 84 A 92 119 A 85 87 A 90 69 H 113 94 H 85 81 H 110 77 H 87 77 A 66 94 H 105 84 H 78 88 A 88 95 A 65 64 H 102 82 A 72 94 H 82 94 A 77 78 A 116 97 A 97 33 H 67 44 H 72 87 B.C. Invitational Tournament CB.C., Shorter College, Piedmont College, College of Charlestonl Bucs win Invitational Tournament 62 Sports ' x Front row: Edwina Green, Faye Rentz, Terry Crisp, Dianne McConnell, Barbara Mozingo. Back row: Nancy Stands, assistant manager, Marian Campbell, Deborah Baxley, Camille Ridgell, Estrulia Eskew, Kay Baines, Medi Asbury, Kathy jackson, Naomi Coker, manager. Mrs. Sandra Talarico, Coach Sports 65 Kay Bayne shoots a jumper from the foulline. Diane McConnell battles at the goal for two points. 66 Sports A jump shot from the corner by Kay Bayne gets play in action. Diane McConnell and Kay Bayne lead a fast break for B. C. C. Sports 67 yi lf l i l l i i l l i l 1 .,,,- - .,fX, Y, 5ffa!,'4:,'l,2fr9x2, x,1f2g'z:y .,r , 5111 f'M'4v1ff4 i-Wfwif ' f X ' is ' 4 4 , ., r. , ,,,, as i r , X W Zi ii l l l .l EB D 19 1 . ,,,, l ,fi 45115 N rg Ea 2 i Egg? 3 . A Q lx, 1 ni l l l l i l i ii l l97'I Baseball Schedule I Date Opponent Place March Erskine .l March Armstrong March Davidson March Davidson March Pembroke ' March Berry C27 Mi March Newberry gi March Belmont Abbey 127 ' March Newberry I April Wilmington l April Armstrong April Wofford April Campbell April Wolford April Mars Hill ill May Augusta C29 May Augusta C27 May Wilmington y May Pembroke l 68 l fe jxif f- I ft ff 5 f ll , , Y , . Billy Cashion, center field Tommy DYCheS, Center field Steve Quinn, infield Tod Miller, pitcher Baseball recruits new talents Following its first winning season in baseball last spring, the Baptist College baseball team was shooting to make it two successful seasons in a row as they faced a demanding 24 game schedule for 1971. To top last year's season, a number of freshmen had to perform like veterans after the loss of several key members of the 1970 squad. Most of the pitching was handled by first year players, with sopho- more jimmy Dowling being the only returning member of last year's mound corps. john Kammeyer, outfield Sports 69 Roger Nielsen, catcher yi Baseball ' 1 Returning top hitters were lon Troneck and jerry Gardner. Other regulars returning this year were Baxter C-amble, Billy Cashion, and Leon Hogan. The season began March 8 and six games were slated for the first week. Fifteen of the twenty-four games took place on the BCC diamond. 70 Sports Larry Cobb, outfield is David Rushing, infield Gene Behr, infield I JA! ' Q-. Mi , . f' ! 'X B ilfi l llvlllv 5 l . ,fl kg i 'X' X X, avi? A is 5 N X Q f A ,ta -Q Ap., 'N is wr!! . ' 'N fy: 111 3 'N Q , but xl T fr if ' f . 1 3 f se ' Ng N X vs X X N, Xt Q A SQ X V f Nw- . .. - N .,., ..t , we so - x p 'W :+ta.3Qs its was .21-vit: x X jim Dowling, pitcher z 1 X if ,ia fr N i X 'ms N X 5 ., , 5912: ig, 1 X 4 X yy. Qs Q3 mf ' - X-ggsqs -' if-Qswwf' .-fp . X 4 'e A wk QQ in 4 i. Ns . , , , fair' 3 sw 4. 1 ' w My-ruff-Qs n 'M Q WP i sf 'X X? Swat I E, 1 9533 va swag! su, 5 I si N ,f it. A mm gig ...gwu g,.gg1N I M r , ftsiydff-'r -11, M if -::. ,.:. rc,- ' . its ' , 39439 ff ,Q 7 tr Leon Hogan, third base x X 5 si 'i2if'?'3' r Kr L ,N , . z A r sr rf if s' rig? r I r 6 Ei?-gi. p mfr. 'L ' 5 V' 0 5' rr Mgr-3. 1931? a M - q, g34J,:px Q, V r if ff -5 ' 1' - sl 1 -.ly A q.:sxkY.xx-144 Qggxffgx' 144 A ,- wr .ff ' - x ii.. W ,Q J. , W, M rgfx Sirk 1 V, X .. , X , - W Al , X 2 M X r X ,W 1 S' IAS .gQw,XN4f2-f i ,X 'W I 1 ..q25,i,5i., ' ,Q-5335 fgpfrixil q, . X ' x 1 2 W r ' If 50 'i 'et Jfnm Q X Ui'-Q K Q l'Q:KfX2:.. I 'Q 14 Walk X' ' ,A V 54. . . Af, V , x , gN3?E2,g,.3,?gw: 'Q wfgk 34513 x , , tw, iii F X 4 x X V 4- f , 'N xkhsfg W ' rig' ' M Dum jon Troneck, third base jerry Gardner, outfield Mike Iseman, catcher Sports 71 11 1 111 1 1 11 1.1 11 Q1 ,1 1 1 11 l l E 51 1' 11 ll 11 1 1 1 1 1 . A 1 ,l ' '1 1 3 I 1 1 1 , 1 l 1 1 1 ' 1 .11 11 ,1 H 11 11 l 1 i, 11 l 1 1 111 ,111 Seated: Ken Layne, distances, Fred Gasior, hurdler, Steve Maurer, mile, Ray Stackley, sprints, lohn Wimmer, 440, David Miller, 440 and 880, Lynn Mabrey, 440 and 880, Mical Embler, 440 and 880, Mark Gilmour, pole vault, jim Guinane, hurdler, Kneeling: lim Burgess, jumper, Doug Parker, 880 and dash, Clyde Goode, distances, Brian jones, distances, Wayne Bowman, hurdler, Ed Wojeik, javelin, joe Puckett, discus, Billy Barrett, sprinter, Gene Head, high jump, Standing: Mr. Howard Bagwell, Coach, Dave Mclnnis, 880, Tom Lewis, sprints, Robbie Huckaby, hurdler, Rick Parker, shot put, Gregg Stowe, hurdler, Lindell Sherrill, sprints, jim Blair, weights, john Connery, weights. Below: Mr. Howard Bagwell, Coach, Frank Shivers, Trainer. re 1 Awga JP' :sift 'Q 1 0 1 wi , 1 : J? rl -n- 'x 72 Sports If i l l li l l l! 1. ,. . ., l ll 'l ll . li E. ll fl LI lla I ii 1 i l l I ,Al Q' J Largest squad ever includes 16 freshmen Baptist College fielded another strong track and field team in 1971 with a combination of veterans and newcomers. . - .Q 1 Sports 73 , r .,,,., Q , , 5 '1 . ,V .A 1 J A ,-if ww , , A wi 1 X - ..,.. f-N . ,Y . , 1 6 v 11 A TIST COLLEGE TRACK RECORDS fam' ami f saw E73 fvffvf IVA!!! mm Zigi wg 2feim1srAf5QnD3f HSAPTISTE 95? 440RELAYhi'XH,XZiE135fg' BAPTIST :gi 229 MENHAISTASQQQQH BAPTZSH 213' MM Rfmy '4351,gEE:fWf!fg5j B5-gggg 31595 me aw cAvs g tf ! SAPTW 02? suowur lffwfaeil iQ.-1'i9.Lf'J 53-6 gag may wagggfl sfxvnsfry 2353325 mgws Jggu xgoxggqgj Fz.onmA1 l72l75' MM mu svanxgsgf FLDRWM gyrzgf JAVEUN mu Fnsgimj 0310-ulf Bda? 2 WE Egpnv aal1jmf, 4fi QAPTZSTQ 9451? H153 Junp Pun. waxed gfjygq 6.164 3 mini JKEH Hgugg 'Q liiggi LONGJUMP 390 Bnqwrk BAPTISTQ 245' H,.HURm'ES pass, mn. '1 3133535 332, TRIPPIHUMP B341 RUCKQEQM E-TS-UW' 475 1 440555553155 .gganvrAumu gggvggggj pgl VAUU kxnnnnugggggjg kE,'r.s,u.j Ms' . QA... . H... 'Q . ,, . - , 1- ' 'g .,.,. Q -4-- .,., I 1 1 - ' --' .-., . 1 , . iff , .iw f' ,Nr 'f fflwzf' V w , X 1 'PXN x wx ,N- ,cj ,f-4 ,Zf 6 f Kiymv . A U P , , ' , f x V - f f x fx v f Af ' A ff W 51 4 , F Q w, f' '11 Z' V4- ' ,rf ' aw f' KN' Mi -Sw ,Q M 2 QM- , 'sf rw , 5,5 .f f A,--f J 4 ,z ,'1-Q.:w,..xy,: ,m..,3, ' ,,-.Q ,, A 'k ,X f 'N 'f V I 'FX if ' V' Q-. Vx ' -'-' 74 Sports T? Q Z.. t -...zr Three seniors spirit team to victory y Back for their senior years were john Connery, with shot-putt and discusg Wayne Bowman, intermedi- ate hurdlesp and Clyde Goode in the mile run. juniors holding school records this year were high hurdler Tom Ryallg tripple jumper jim Burgessg and john Wimmer in the 440-yard dash. i f j . ' na A axle , X A t, is ,gs H t ,M Maw 'W'-k . ' jk V 2 J V fy s Vi, 1 ki. fs - , as M X f X, +4 2 5 ' C 3 X 2 . f I is 'Ax ' sl Y x -. s,-af' , V Mia ' - G. .gy .- xl-U 'gpgwkmsf 'S 1, .1 ,1 Wm I Sports 75 ik e O m e r S ,,,, W9 nf -' ,- 4 ' . vu 'A ,,,,..:-uidsn . strengthen team potential A number of record holders were on hand to go with 16 freshmen and give the Bucs one of their largest squads in years. 'ij W ' if ' r f tt 1, 5' wig? We la iv? P i tai bk K 5' 1 l , M l l,f , ',.- ,,tf1.Q. r J lvrl : iii t it ii 'i ft., . i A If 5 IVVV J X h kA'r lrl W- ,7! Ax ' ff ,,f P Q rrlrtt tl ,Vtlt frs s'r- r A 'N ff?-'16 Q f 9-,tg aes? 'tt-wtf +.,'.w.,w r - at 905 4 Oo, , W , P 4 , , Wav as l . f n r , is a J.-,f'-25?-f ::'rfJQ9 ma: . N ' ' ' an ,Q 76 Sports t Y ,pu - 1Q 1'f ., : 7. 4 Q , ,A Mmvzwwnaw-m.w..m f,1.,:e.mn.W,,mwb.A. .4 aim I ,Nw v . ., . . - , 'f M. M' , E,,,p - ,, ...Wm-. 5' Aa 'W 1' ,Qyywmfw 2 ' W wx.. . f ,U -A A ni, , and , ,f , 1 -. ,V , , ,,,w 1 luv . ' ' . ,M ,,,. Q Mr. Charles Welty, Trainer N , illfe ig: - Mi iz? K5 sm 1, 1 ii 5152 f 2 W E Az V V .., . ,K ,, ,... .g, , , , ffi . M X 1 Sports 77 Track team meets hard schedule Although up against a strong schedule that included meets with Florida, Rutger, East Tennessee, East Carolina, Georgetown, and others, Coach Howard Bagwell and lim Settle anticipated an outstanding showing and perhaps the school's best team ever. i Z, U. ,W 5 fffff fi 4 i U il V 5 Minus-uw in Sf I I '--un D .Al - -- ri 0 ' i- 5,-.fi , h '-MN 4 't . ' A, ' ,',gQ-1,533 ,V Y, r , X -an 4 xii X sl A 1 P u . , wi ,Mb 1 4 fn M S -.gg -A, y 1' ,l ' ' 2 ' rfb! NCI , f5 :' ' sm - lawn. 'EZLLMQ iwllw A X ' lzgfs-M.. 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V 1 Ri A ' A 151 'ua -33 -. wlldvl . wg ' .Y 78 Sports xr-'evans-fa-........-Q. 1!'!f 49 M.. .T Tl Q , ..--is. ww.. a,,, I 4 All -.,.- ,A-.., .,.- .A.,.,.,A-Y,,t,.,---4, M- - - .,Q, Q f Q H M ah, ft' an--nvwo.M - H W ,,,.,, , ,,.,, 4 J 1-1535.5 My-' v , , ,....1-.M,,,.., -,..,. A Q A f Sports 79 Z , Buccaneers defend two- ear title In addition to a strong meet schedule, the Bucs this spring par- ticipated in a number of relays, and defended their title of the past two years in the State Meet on May B. Date March March March March March April April April April April April April Apr. May 80 Sports A M 16 20 23 26 a 27 30 3 6 6 10 10 20 23 at 24 30 at May i 7 .3 6 1971 Track Schedule Opponent Eastern Kentucky Uni. Furman Relays Rutgers State Uni. Florida Relays University of Florida Carolina Relays Taylor University Georgetown University E. Tennessee State Uni. Buccaneer Relays East Carolina University Penn Relays Quantico Relays S. C. State Meet Place H A H A A A H H H H A A A A .gk ,rim 3-qi riwmws MY gh, ,J ' I, ' me k I -Wx Q, ' ws ' f - s -f--f Qfsw wfief 'WG-was Ns WW 7' Mr. james Settle, Assistant Coach 7 s Sports Bl Debbie Litchfield Miriam Cassels Y 4 if' Debbie Rabon Mary lo McEachern Lynn Buero 82 Sports Cheerleaders support B.C.C. team Renee Evans, Co-Captain W, . Front: Tommy I-lutson, Treasurerg Suzy O'Reilly, Secretaryg Ken Elm, Presidentg Back: Frans deRoos, Parlimentariang and Betsy Mc!-Xmis, Vice Iiiglp squad Newly formed, the Pep Club finished its constitution activities and went into action. Supporting Baptist College at the top of their lungs, they cheered the Bucs on to victory. 84 Organizations upports BCC If 1' igkf I I 'I I I I l 'I I I , I I I I 1. I I I I I . I I I ll 5 w I I I I I I I s I I I I A I JL Midl- 'I V 9' fu ,ww ,, - w ..,..,.,,. Z mm 4 4 Q., , Y ? Z 2 if S ,W W NX . ! -v..,.A....-v .,f,,. fx' gN.N K w ai , f Organizations 85 F if 'xx ., 1 'wl-nnnuqq I '--Q-1 I fi' i, i- ' it i xk Student Government Association ., .-- 85 in i I f----1 ,wif 'sN.......4v ' Gloria jones, Secretary S ., johnny Floyd, Vice President Lester Cohen, Treasurer Miss Patricia Morley, Advisor 86 Organizations Bill Daniel, President Standing: Bill Daniel, ist row: Carl Beckmann, Chip Parker, lack Cordray, Cheryl Coker, Lester Cohen, 2nd row: Ron Luth, Terry Leff, Tom Cooper, lim Thomas, Ed Salisbury, 3rd row: Larry Rast, Marcia Faile, Marian Cordray, and Donna Boswell. A - N Organizations 87 I Xe., , sum., psy, Gloria jones Secretary Don Robbinsg john Waddellg Glenn Williarnsp Harry Ackerrnanp Donna Bos- wellg Gene Belkg Ed Salisburyg Susie O'Reillyg Mike Woodsg johnnie Dos- Cherg Archie Franchinig Pat Wattsp Carl Gurnmingsg Alex Harving Ouidasue Wal- tersg David Hopkinsp Dianne Stricklandg Pam Lambg Debbie Rabong William Haiglerp jim Thomasg Bill Fitchg Davis Chandlery Lester Goheng Gloria jonesg john B. Floydg Austin Beardg Dr. james Herring, Advisorg and Ted Godfrey. Senate unifies four classes into one bod '- ,Q 'Y 1 g . .4 Ai ml ' of isa '--ni-,,-,.' 1-R 0 -J 'IFJ 1 --15, -- M-, ,, ,,,. ., . ..... ,....................- 'Q 88 Organizations T'? fTY' 3 'Ulla w john B. Floyd President Austin Beard President pro tem Organizations 89 Freshman-sophomore house council: Ann Whitlock, Residence Assistant, Johnnie Doscher, Residence Assistant, Madina Anderson, Social Chairman, Phyllis Horton, President, jewel Caison, Vice President, Elizabeth Richardson, Residence Assistant, Susie O'Reilly, Res- idence Assistant, Susan Champey, Res- idence Assistant, C-ail Rivers, Residence Assistant, Miss loyce Lisenby, Assis- tant Dean of Students. junior-Senior House Council: Pam Fink, Residence Assistant, Marcia Faile, lu- nior Class Representative, Mrs. Marilyn Boyce, Residence Counselor, Camille Ridgill, Residence Assistant, Ruth Kuni, Secretary, Glynnis Warren, Residence Assistant, Kathy Altman, Treasurer-Social Chairman, Cheryl Coker, President, Mar- garet Harrell, Vice President, Ruthie Smith, Secretary. l i 4 1 i i f ! 1 I 1 l , iiiiiiiiiiirii NJ Y 9 'Q f .Q ,i f , ' . 2 Y 3' krwx ' Y , Xt H ., ., ,. ..,,.. V V, 2 Q wt , i, st l fi 5 5 N 4 YH A it it 1 , ig t 5 90 Organizations House councils and RA's restructured 7, '1- i i ,....v- i X' ., vghjlil , , di 4 i' I ,, is - NF' as 'iii - 4 5 it 213 , , ..., , A ' - af - 1, .-f ' H 'F , 'X' J V f fs MHC Men's Residence Assistants: Seated: Steve Folseg Tom Lewisp Pete Smoakg Standing: Rod Bierlingg Frank William- song Roger Knightg Bari Sellersg john Waddellg Ken Davis. Women's Residence Association: Seat- ed: Pam Weber, Presidentg Joyce Hard- wick, Vice Presidentg Standing: Cheryl Coker, President of junior-Senior Dormg Phyllis Horton, President ot Freshman- Sophomore Dormp Dedree Plummer, Social Chairman. Organizations 91 DSA encourages day student involvement Cliff Friend, Presidentg Debbie Wells, Secretaryp Larry Wertain, Vice President. ig ist row: Naomi Coker: Pat Bullp jean Lent. Znd row: Tommy Hutsonp Ty Webbp jimmy Postong jimmy Stuckeyg john Inabinetg Richard Robbinsg Rod Weader. if is J., A , Q03 9 2 .nd ff? KX: judicial Coun il enforces honor code Naomi Coker, Deputy justiceg jimmy Stuckey, Chief justiceg Richard Robbins, Bailiffg Pat Bull, Clerk of Court. Organizations 93 I I -I I I I I I I I I I I I I, II I. II I. II I I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ii I I I I 94 Organizations I I .I SCC sponsors dance for club drop-in L - john Waddeilg Davis Chandlery Lester Coheng Carol Woffordg Stephanie Shullp joyce Sappingtong Ken Lyerlyg Braxton Williamsg Drew Wingo: Cecil Krimminger, Organizations 95 PD has Mardi Gras for rush 96 Orgamzatnons 6 l 3 i l i l i F E N' 5 tt Principal Daughters of Athena officers: Francis Farmer, Secretaryg Gloria Tuten, Trea- surerg Pam Watson, President. WCW Q 5 QQ iliiiiiiiiii ll tl Francis Farmer Pam Watson Ronnie Britt Gloria Tuten Phyllis Palassis Ruthie Smith Margaret Harrell Organization SKA's give Christmas parties E i ika X 2 Li Q, 1 q B14 M i 3 L 5 8 io 12 ,S M 1 L J X XISXNAQ X5 Lf Sisters of the Knights of Achilles offi- cers: Clynnis Warren, Treasurerg Marsha Shumpert, Secretaryg Stephanie Shull, President 1. Diane Moskow 2. Dianne McConnell 3. Linda Harmon 4. Susan Peninger 5. Kathy Altman 6. Charlotte Wentworth 7. Mary Rudlof 8. Luci Chandler 9. Mary Lu Hanes 10. Stephanie Shull 11. Marsha Shumpert 12. Rosemary Long 13. Rhetta Davis 14. loyce Sappington 15. Judy Green 16. Glynnis Warren 17. Suzanne Smith Organizations 99 Zenith of Knowledge sn, f 1 S Carol Davis Rosie Pagan Pat Walker Gail Gilleland Deloris Mangum Johnnie Doscher Debbie Hamilton Mimi Beach Susie Swink Carol Wofford Raynelle Speights Lillian Jessen Jane Truax Kathy Keown Jayne Mobley Evette Exley Phyllis Smith Donna Crowder Vaughan Hughes Debbie Nail Susan Long Janice Stephens Celeste Crosby 100 Organizations officers: Debbie Hamilton, Vice-Presidentg Deloris Mangum, Treasure-rg Carol Davis, President. J C- I' il ' E ZK pledges sell donuts . ' - -.. :Mfj P'f..f',4syy'p ,fm ' . Y 'U ', A 1 , It f - Y ' ,,, , - w , . ' f Gym, ., - . V U 1 , , 1 ' , A , - 'f' ' V . f, 44- V A '-2 uf Y A Y ,wwe W.71,,:,,,,. ..2gH,,46Q5M7,'41 1I,1-Agf... . 'wzsd '4 1'z 'e A Ml' '6fup. '1'5 ' ' - , , .N A A- 4 , ' , , Q 4 A h , v' 2,1 .. QQ.. fwz. , M -1-Y .' ' 'uk-uQ -M - f - ',.,'+-4 ., .., f - . Q f '?fS4m ' M ' -'P 1 ', T W .1 N H ., . , . wb Q , , al , .au 1 , 5 Organizations 101 '-wmrw -e---W, . F . 1 ' ' v w G 0 x e 'S 4 1 fi :J 3 3 .2 1 2 1 L -:mg an E fff'x,,v Wi K ' ff ,X . v-W,, Q M , J 1 2: i e 4- v Y Q 4 .MTW 'JS Sac-9704 ,1 gf 2, 'si ,W 4 . W iw -z , L. 6 k-wfftm' V M- ff' .S-'nfl GCP presents M'ss BCC Pageant 102 Organizations ,.,-ff ,.. X 44 -af wa., A- ef -Q, 'an ,J-ff' fff -r 'v' .-f O 2 w dk fs! Z fxhkavyhtlaigjm Gentlemen of Poseidon officers Charles Cook Vice President Davld Wan namaker Presudent Dr Barruer Advisor RobbleNettles Secretary andArnoldPnazza Treasurer Cecil Krlrnlnger Larry Slrnon james Banks Charles Raymond Ray Ruchards Mike Amerson Clyde Shokes Pax Darlington Rlt Hlnners David O Neal Arnold Pnazzu David Wannamaker Bull Cray Dr Barrier Terry Leff Charles Cook Robbie Nettles Matt Pruitt Davud Hanson Larry Cannon Nolan Calaham Dex Mclienzle Rlck Koger Tum Hager Ricky McDermott Ernie Banls Organizations 103 Y ,.-mn. ODi newest social lub 'ff -, :jx 'se il X, uus,..'fiw'5B-.S ' -.Rm ,fn 104 Organizations W'wWf,f an 'N'i'.,, tqxga.4A. Z-- -f, Q o , , I . . . .45 . -452.39 Ni , T: , ' - ...xg f, w- . b, Q- sg 3 4 W- ' - S-AA E V. ' v X' 5 - :sw . K ,rp . N ' , . ' A ' ' . nz ' .'. ' -- , ' . l i. Q 4 Q . ,. , I - . -,'-- - s sv . ' -72 ., ' 4 fl .53 ' ' 'X.'Yf-gg' .-' L 1 ffg. 'w A - '.A , - . . nv-.. ' h V 5 H .. ,A 43.f J 2- -- 'T . ,K , . .- . , . ., V, .5 s L , , . , A -- Nx' 3 nigga. -ff xo' ha M14 . -'F .1 A - . J' 'f'7r Ba ptist Col lege NEXT RIGHT S fi ni IZ is 'Lf 'S 10 lf? li 234567 V1 X llwdll Men of Distinction's president: john B Floyd 1. john B. Floyd 2. Stan Wise 3. Percy Harvin 4. Robbie Huckabee 5. Archie Franchini 6. Richard Robbins 7. Mike Walker 8. Hank Emory 9. Milton Key 1. Dustyjones 12. Billy Hewitt 3. jimmy Hammett U X 10. Mac Tennyson 1 1 l 4. Michael Embler I5. Lynn Mabrey 16. Tim Buckner 17. Hilton Duncan 18. Dee Avinger 19. Dean Davis Organizations 105 . . I Noble Knights of Achievement officers: Stoney Anderson, President, Austin Beard, Vice President, Ken Lyerly, Secretary, Hal Russell, Treasurer, Larry Coker, Sergeant at arms, Bill Hussey, Pledgemaster, Sam Wood, Pledgemaster, Buddy Graves, Social Chairman, Tom Lewis, Chaplain, john Early, Alumni Secretary 1. Stoney Anderson 2. BubbyVereen H-ll' 3. Sam Wood i 4. NorrisTownsend r l 5. Larry Coker 6. jack Valentine 7. Tom Lewis 8. john Burress 9. Fred Taylor 10. Austin Beard 11. Fred Gamble . rew Ingo K I 12 D W' V 13. Bo Locklier 2 Ll 6 3 X I A K 14. Buddy Graves I 3 5 7 io 19 ii L 15. jim Hansen Cijzll Q I3 H Ib W 1? 20 2' 22 all 25 26 16. Hal Russell X X X 23 17. Bill Hussey 18. Scooterjames xl X X K Q L K I 19. Ernie Masters f 20. Gene Belk ' 21. Tommy Dyches 22. Ken Lyerly A 23. johnny Livingston 24. jamie Nettles 25. john Ervin 26. Bill Dixon 106 Organizations A's win intramural football lb rrnfll Txxi -fy-Q. M.. , l -4- V, y,x .,, X i -G' ll 'Y , . V f' ,Af ' V if 'fn , -4 V . 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' ,T Q i I Q. hw , ' 'Wi ' ' I , Organizations 107 K f 1 Ma ' l 4,152 X i LF Q 1 .1 'i Q 1 S 1 X 1 Y 4:5 Principal Brotherhood Association officers: Chip Parker, Sgt. at Arms, Roy Reel, Vice President, Lisa Bell, Till, President, Ron Luth, Treasurer, and Tommy Tant, Secretary fil , lil f Ria 157Qx Q 2 l my Q iw jfr mixlxynulll igbi Y h 'ixis ' 'jjj lwllid li- T .. ll, Sweetheart, jimmy jimmy Till Lester Cohen joe McMahan Glenn Little Bob Claiborne Ed Derrick Tom Cooper Ron Luth Lisa Bell Tommy Boyd Ned Marlowe Steve Chellis Van Gerald Hank Hayes Braxton Williams Lloyd Altig Greg Cerriato Tommy Tant Mark Epstein Bill Daniel Roy Reel Steve larrell Leon Boyd Billy Howell Ed Salisbury Mike Rainey Milton Harris Chip Parker Organizations 109 1 QF X yn.. 1 .-1, J .4'4,'1,, fi. FT f . 1 ,rf-1' . . ,, '15 Q ' WI :U p X I, .!f ' 'K plqgrf, , f Q n -, ,v n ' , 13 2 I 12 . The Knights of Achilles othcers Bly McCue Social Chaurman Eddy Edwards Treasurer jrmmy Stuckey Vuce President Don Robbnns Secretary john Harrlelson Presrdent Smlttle Crow Bull Fntch George Amann john Harrelson Pat Zergler jnmmy Stuckey Ronnie Elrod Don Robbans Bubba Stafford Bull Sharpton Davis Chandler Dale Smart john Red Rod Weader Eddy Edwards Teddy Albeneslus Bully McCue Tony Lollus David Murray Bobby Muller Wllllam Halgler Bob Waters Hart Hubbard Rick Gwinn David Hopkins jlrn Thomas Or anlzatron 1 , ' I , 3 I, E Q 20 1122 -E as 1. M I2. . 2 ' ' W ul '7 18 ' Cl ' X 3. 1 4. 1 5. ' 2 , 6- ' r 1 5 6 7- ' 1 1 1 1 3 4 7 8 8' ,V 9. .y X 10. ' 1 11. ' 12. Q 14. 15. 16. ' 17. ' 18. ' 19. ' 20. ' 21. ' 22. 23. 24. ' ' 25. ' ' 26. ' P0 in ist place in decorations , N .N X. f -QQ w '4Y W gm, , . o ' NVQ. 'f a YI wg ia YR iv 12.1, Y 1 W 112 Organizations x w X -5 4 .fig 1 . . Alpha Phi Omega officers: joey Robilotta, Presidentg Phil Bookter, Vice-Presidentg Larry Rast, Vice-Presidentg Steve Folse, Secretaryg David Cause, Treasurer. 1. Phil Bookter 2. Tony Coburn 3. Marshal P. Hogon 4. Glenn Williams 5. David H. Dinkins 6. james Clark 7. joey Robilotta 8. jim Burgess 9. George Richburg 10. Carl Cummings 11. David Richards 12. Larry Rast 13. Steve Folse 14. Alex Harvin 15. David C-ause 16. Al Pritchard 17. Hal Ritter Organizations 113 Seated: Gene Plattsg Randy Fox, Secretaryg Ron Turnerg Standing: Butch Manuel, Vice Presidentp Buddy Locke, Presidentg Alex Chakerisp Mike Guess Circle K organizes campus clean-up at Bi ii 2' Gamma Beta Phi sponsors Homecoming Dickie Knight, Treasurerg lim Rooney, Vice Presidentg Betsy McAmis, Secretaryg Dianne Strickland, President. 'U H Front standing: Dickie Knightp Betsy McAmisg Dianne Stricklandg Cheryl Cokerg Linda Blantong Martha Hillsg Dr. Kerr, Adyisorg Harriett Parsonsg Don Robbinsp Second row: standing: Janice Myersg jean Lentg Front seated: Debbie Wellsg Gloria lonesg Second row seated: Ouidasue Waltrxrsg Naomi Cokerp Peggy Duggt-rg Back standing: Iimmy Dohsong tnihy Inginihamg lim Iititiiwyg lamt-s Slrohtilg Wilder I Link Organizations 115 Larry Rast, President, Betsy Brown, Secretary, Dr. Jim Barrier, Advisor, Becky Faust, Treasurer , Ipha Sigma u open to biology students by-ix if-55' wi vllpf' '36 fi wi Q, iw Standing: Drew Ruddy, Kay Bunch, Dr. Barrier, Susan Mitchum, and Larry Rast. Seated: Carol Evans, Betsy Brown, and Becky Faust 116 Organizations American Ch mical Societ formed f X 'JF 'E ' Q. ,sw-,,.,e ,g I.. ui.-a Q13 f .Ak3:4c3,.,5.f1 -awgif 159- 1 4 '- 'A A 'gg or ff f '- ,asf , , A .Sh Mk- -eww f, 4 1, -' Q' 4,- , iw, M sv , 1 ,, A L ,.,1,..:: , ...g :,1,, f M v.V,- ,. . , ip Q. ,rt Standing: Avery Ragan, Henry Eldridge, Milton Harris, Francis Wyckoff, Dr. Pruitt, Mike Taylor, Dex Kimsey, and David O'Neal. 36 'X 'Z 'lr' Q 7 ll v 1 s l ' ' 11 if My f .uf- 2 , ,V 'Q .25 3 if Avery Ragan, Presi dent, and Henry Aldridge, Secretary-Treasurer 'lf r in Atv' 3 i A ,,. Qi'-?L3' As -rv 4 aww, ,ff iff f s -, A --'if' - '-av N1 1. 1 2. 'E' ,..il4.g..,i fi y ' V Clyde Odom, Advisor, and Larry Rast. Seated: jimmy l l i 1 i .f j f :. fc- - 1 f ,ig 51 Organizations 117 l . .,.......-.- Phi Gmega Sigma takes l 0 0 ' fl G I d t r I p Ron Bourgoin, Vice-Presidentg jim Strobel, Presidentg and Tom Lubecke, Secretary. Front: ludy Flynrig Ron Bourgoing Ron Frankg Tom Lubeckeg Dr. Carroll, Advisory Back: Ray Harwoodg jimmy Postong jim Strobe-Ig Barri Sell- ersg Gary Cardirialeg and Gary Little. 118 Organizations ,Q lt K -v J.,-J QL' V A ' l'l'J LE Q, . an es- .f 6 1 x ' fa. ' ,X . , .rf -.Mi bg 5 y Front: Mary Anne Patrickg Richard Meitzlerg Sue Alleng Carol Evansg Ted Kellerg Cynthia Brovvng Ann Campbellg Pam Finkg Stewart Halping lohnette LaRode: Richard Lemrnondg Ron Arfling Ray Browng Back: jean Lentg Tye Webby Dr. Altlandg jimmy Dobsong Steve Collierg Barry Linesg Marshall Toddg Drew Wingog Wofford Boydg Robert McCiIog Mrs.Barryg Steve jarrellg and Peggy Dugger, Tri Psi Chi invites ,f expert 3 as speakers Mrs. Barry Advisorg Tye Webb, Treasurerg Peggy Dugger, Presidentg Wofford Boyd, Vice Presidentg and Dr. Altland, Advisor. Organizations H9 x x ...Q Bill Fredericks, Treasurerg johnson Bisseel, Publicity Chairmanp Frans de Roos Presidentg Roger Knight, Vice-President. Young Republicans asset to atson's Campaign - Q atfsaf U YV . Seated: Mike Edwardsp Barbara Mozingop Ann Butlerg Beverly Mosserp Beth Tylerg Standing: 2nd row: Bill Fredericksg johnson Bissellg Roger Knightg David Taylorg Ken Elrng 3rd row: Lindel Sherrillg Frans de Roos. 120 Organizations Young Democrats support local candidates i H W Q.o,:' 'a'f o'r' on l A W . 1 - - , , 'KV' KSU? ' ' ' A TT ' ' YM i ' ' ' sv, i 1 fr I 4 Aif 53 3 ' I l ' , ' r ' ' I .f' H :J a. - f , A , Q if . Av ,ff ' 9 ,,,- ,, 1 355 Seated: Alex Harvinp David Spellg Standing: 2nd row: john Harrelsonp George Amanng 3rd row: Tom Hadeng joe Mclvlahang Bob Watersg Bill Danielg jerry Ruben. Organizations 121 Physical Education Club asset to PE major l l 4 , l , 'N fn v- 1- ' 3,5 . .gil x .L ,hp 1st row: Clyde Coodeg Tim Touchberryg Diane McConnellp Charlotte Wentworthg Roy Reel: Rachel Patrickg Steve Patterson 2nd row: james Clarkeg Tom Lewisg Tom Ryallg Trudy Eskewp Larry Lyonsg Richard Crenshawg jim Causey. 122 Organizations I l l I Fellowship of Christian thletes enriched B . JH' f lst row: Lynda Clarkg Lynn Buerog Debbie Rabong Mary jo McEachern5 Debbie Litchfieldg Renee Evansg 2nd row: Tom Lewisg Warren Peperg Tim Touchberryg Lynn Mabreyg Mical Emblerp Mark C-ilmoreg Freddie Casiorg Doug Parkerg 3rd row: Coach Howard Bagwell, advisorp Clyde Goodeg Frank Shiversg Harris Longg john Holdenp Steve Maurerg Roger Nielseng Dr. 1. VV. Carpenter, advisory 4th row: Steve Towlesg Ernie Mastersg Gene Belkg Robbie Huckabyg jim Rooney. Organizations 123 l Choir tours to Louisville, Kentucky --gwm Q --...., '+ --+..,,g-Q-NM -A-...Nmsg W - Mg... H.-sh- 'Q-.., -.-f P --..,,., --.......,, , L ITS Fran Bagwell Lisa Bell Wofford Boyd Faye Breland Cheryl Broadway limmy Brooks Betsy Brown Bill Brown Eddie Chaffin Susan Champey Naomi Coker Cathy Dallas jimmy Davis Barbara Dunn Kathy Embry Tommy Flack Helen Fralix Debbie Frick 124 Organizations Bob Gillchrest Gail Green Linda Green Ervin Greene Mary Lu Hanes Lauren Harrell Christine Hernandez Phylis Horton jessica Hudspeth jeanette Kennedy Cheryl Kimbrell Tom King Ruth Kuni Henry McMichael Ralph McMichael Peggy Powers Kathy Raynor Marilyn Reed Hal Ritter Gail Rivers Lee Saunders Bill Singleton Lonnie Smith Robbie Sox Gary Thompson Cathy Todd Duane Toole Beth Tyler Glynis Warren David Wells Ann Whittington Glenn Williams Sandy Wood ludy Yost Mr. David Cuttino Director lllllllllllll llll Elm!!! Ei! H YH! Band plays for many events Collum Ackerman, flute, Randal Browning, clarinet, David Cooper, drums, Becky Faust, clarinet, Tommy Flack, trumpet, Robert Gilchrest, drums, Ernest Crimball, sax, Mary Lu Hanes, flute, jerry Hatcher, trumpet, Robert Hearn, baritone sax, David Hinson, drums, Donald Hughes, french horn, Tom King, trumpet, Stephanie Meynardie, drums, Beverly Mosser, flute, Wayne Plumer, french horn, Reynolds Rigney, trombone, Leonard Ripley, clari- net, Charles Rumpel, baritone, Bill Single- ton, trombone, David Taylor, bass, Robert Thomas, sax, Duane Toole, trumpet, Mike Woods, trumpet, Mary Anne Worsham, clarinet 126 Organizations r -, .1 fd x . , f- zajf. Jw 5 0 i Y w 1iwQ7i 2 , 1 5 437 Cv 5 ,X 1 t yst 4 i l H Collegium Musicum m mbers give COHCEITS Front: Mr. Lawson, advisorp jean Behlingg Linda Creeng Cathy Embryg Kathy Raynorg Cary Thornpsong Cheryl Broadvvayg Martha Alexanderg Mr. Cuttino, advisorg Back: Dubose Robinsonp Wayne Plummerp Reynolds Rigbyp Ernest Grimballg Ralph McMichaeIg Mary Anne Worshamg Glenn Williams. Organizations 127 Ministerial future lx l ist row: Lester Cooperg Linda Greeng Gordon Crahamg Gail Riversg jimmy Dobsong Sam lsgettg Tom Smithp Billy Crahamg Walter Doyleg 2nd row: Chuck Ruttg Wofford Boydg Marilyn Reedg Robert Mooreg Madina Andersonp Du- ane Toolep Bob Gillchrestg jerry Hillsg Byron Reid. 128 Organizations lliance prepares for ia! Sl at Marilyn Reed, Secretaryg Cordon Graham, Presidentg jimmy Dobson, Vice-President BY encourages Communlt Involvement 3..Nl' an is , I ., 'r.Z'f f ...Q Mrs Susan Worthy Advusor Betsy Brown Mussuon Study Chairman judy Yost Secretary Susre OResIly Cheryl Broadway President Lnnda Green Mnssuon Actlon Charrman Mrs Esther Touchberry Advrsor Organlzatnons NO I O 1: w 'F' -7 . ,s.. 1-if V-BAK. j kbrx ' 'Y M- ! I N X1 J'7I,K:- , 9 'ii -vfygff ---0 .V l G - W - 4 -5 s 1, I f 4 - , -, - ' - --sa 1 ,..,. , H, - as, I , wx ' f W, R x 2 ,Z n ,W 3, an-Q, 7 fa-4 no - if ,i 2 My ' 55' .t I' 'R f . ta -- M V r P r l ,V , wffn wmgmmx V.. 'L' N 1 garxxilk-f X- l 3 , 1 f Q l X , .',fL5Qf.'iLLfH - 'f S...-, : Front: Suzy O'Reilly, secretary-treasurer, Robert Byrd, Mariam Cassels, Harris Long, Middle: Sam Isgett, Naomi Coker, President, ludy Yost, Secretary of Freshman Council, jimmy Dobson, Back: Hal Ritter, Evangelistic Chairman, joyce Vickeryg Cynthia Brown, Communications Chairman, Tommy I-lutson. BSU fulfills goals through action ii 1- 4 ,9- 4 ' M 1 W,m 2 it 4 3 hm 1, Af-Q S. ' , g ip, .,, if I rgamzallcmx l i l ' 5 ,l' 'i 3T1,l 2.153 . :1 n r . am5l.'.!.' Ln-amiga il .I a r ' i r v L Newman Club joins other area Colleges in seminars and activities David Cooperg Cathy Dallas, Chairmang Phillip Cargesp Mike Edwardsg and Dr. Bonner, Moderator lNot picturedl Westmlnlster Fellowship delegates take eekend retreat to Hllton Head Island X' 'T af if W S is QI? gg, Jawfzhc' N--.. ,sf 1 Seated Lnly Koo Llnda Selber Vrce President Kenneth Robinson Presndent 2nd row Barbara Dunn Secretary Larry Wertan Roger Nrelsen 3rd row BrllCray Reverend Bert Keller Organrzatnons 133 0 C C O l , - 1 1 i 'X Y ,,' 35 ' 1' 3 ' if? 3, ' I' :,- 's I 5 ' N x -f if '1 5 ' . 4 Q .4 was , W 1 . . W pf f' it , i 1 so L: X g X' 1 4, by . 5 ' .rx A K me Q 3 x rl ' Q x - ,Q f ' I 5 ' K. Y fx : 1 5 f sail, ' 1 A li N K I 4 h 1 1' f - 'f V 0 NNW ,3 V Q ' l 5 'S Q 42 , lf A W fu' zur. lfi ? l ' 'Q Q' , ' 5' I, ,... 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'we 'Jw ,vt .wk x- .mf Q, . ,-4 Seated: Debbie Rabon, Secretaryg Linda Priceg Terry Left, Publicity Chairmanp Tom Cooperg Carl Beckmann, Coffee House Chairmang 2nd row: Lester Coheng Francis Wyckoffp Avery Regang Davis Chandlerg Chip Parkerg Rob johnsong Bob Watersg Larry Simmonsp Fred Pumerg 3rd row: Ed Derrickg Bill Crayg Dale Hutchensong Bill Brown. -... :rv --vu. Na., ,?,s,' ' fm, . A at A 5 uayr,r H ' - . '71 ll , , KA iq, Organizations 135 F 'ML I 'X ' mmf? Vrrfl l 1 3b,4.yQ- 1 ,IJ i , ,i I... Q C 445 'YTOUS and llof' Report UF, fn, mf! , -+- ,ff 1'- fl LEHQN L la ff Traffic Court established to aid students N v PM 12 est 'mm' itha- Seated: Susie O'Reilly, Secretaryp Linda Priceg Bill Quarles, Advisorg David H. Dinkinsg Alex Harving Bill Early Carl Cummings Chairmang Frans deRoosg Archie Franchini 136 Organizations Literary magazine revived 1st tim in 2 years I r- fy, -7' f-if-if 1 ya f,v,tl'f I ' A f fi? A 1' F , 'f aff' 'ff !f5'fQ'Us,,4f , , ,g',,,f2.rt 1 l Ay' ,f' I 2144! I I 1 lx P r 1' 1 ,f :il ,ik ,. 1 '!5:r i I i I I Cathryn Rubenstein, Managing Editor Al Anderson, Art Editor it wagging 'Y mi' , t V . fm ' X ,, . 'i Ve , z A K tv s ,M 'i I ' 'a . I E. 4 ,1 Mlm..- Richard Battle, Layout and Production Manager Organizations 137 3 . Marvin Locke, Photographer and Associate Editor 138 Organizations QA S if bulk B Rod Weader Business Manager Q: H 3 4 W- it N Eventful year faces B'N P staff Ouidasue Walters, Editor FWS I x is., A s , 1 N-0 4. .R V 4 ' vu'fMf.fQ'l J x X .2514-If-f '-Po' .I .. 1 V f' I . 3 . :vi mir N- ia. Hal Ritter, Religious Editor 140 Organizations 'I I 0 I 7 ., . 'T' 'im 'f-5-,A WY' O-QM. I 1, is -- QUQ' C. A 3, pt .. ,- -1 Y' n- ,, .P .,.,, . ' I Y .v' ' I . Y .-. 3- sau, ' 1' -. Ty Webb, Feature Editor Buc'N Print goes bi-ITIOFITIWI Y f 'iw f Ron Turner S Ed -1--94 r L Harriett Parsons, Editor 5 ' ' A,,,,., 'Y 3:0 fri? GA! I 6? is it . N' 5 n ' 15119 l 142 .14 fa Organizations Eddy Edwards, Business Manager 1 1- K Q, 'SNA Marian Cord ray, Associate Editor Cutlass staff beats deadlines .2 -A A Q xi. .77 .fox Q fwfa W? ' - X 55 V f saga- 352 'A ! ivfzlgc .f -fee? i F ,YQ-AW' fif- -r i Q7 A .. ., '4 Aj xyyxwfll-f1'. .' ' -Q V N 'xr ' x -clfmfjxf K, fx ,fxff f N -:sf .X , QW:-iff H , X 'Ms 135 'f i f 42 w4f'fC.v' we 35- 1,33-ffi-ff, X., 4, - J 1' Q44 .,,r1:y',.,: SS ,- fi ' N , g ',.v'Q ,ff liz Ms. . vf X W is yy v Don R0bbif1S, PhOtOgrapher Miss loyce Lisenby, Advisor Organizations 143 3 i 'ffx 1 . ,. , 1, x . x' A -1 Cutlass meets more publication standards any A Sm- I., rf r W . awnmwh. f . Q F A e,,, 4, ,W , A Q A' fs nfs , , 35 i f W Vhgkw as L Carol Parks, Copy Editor '--f ww., A .fi , . J 'Ai1lfV.-,,,-,' fb ' - W J- f t l r M . ii , ,,, '31, E A W WWM' f www- f r M 3 4, -fr.. 2 --fttgg, , H., 'r' A , ,. s , f f . 5-o1g! :.,,g, ,A - I 5 i ts 2-r4t f?s1f' In R. fc .- , My as 1 A. , x. N5 Ty . . KSVQXH ' x 8. 4, ,, I . . 5 ,. vig, , ..,. , , 5. 5:54 ,.,,, V' MN 95, -.2 1 qw- ,-, 75 1, 'X K v . A 2 is ess -. l wr tra, sf. 4.. ,A 4: ca Q? M85 v1 A fn 5 ' X? His 33. Q, in mlnqu.,,,,,, . A, Cheri Clarke and jo Ann Ceddings, Class Section Staff 144 Organizations 1 ws ,. 5 672 . K I , 3, 3 'va if 11:9 Q. J' K A e V if K Q Barbara Mozingo, Assistant Class Editor --A-3 Francis Wyckoff, Class Editor l i L ,R . se . X li-,,,, pus NA ,' , WH i ' Q x 251 X 3 , ,gl - aim' W' I r i 3 i J I WWWW. ,, ,,.,,,B Q .. .4 'os ii Ken Elm, Sports Editor Barbara Dunn, Organizations Editor Organizations 145 Q. 5 pk ,J 'F ,- 146 People Q . 3 'N- 'x I xii 5 'Q . 'Y 7? , me 'lr.'D ' 4 4, f :nv a 1 r 1 '- xx ,lm Xxxxxss-N .fx Q a xx Q X KWH AX MY' x V. W- 'Q- A nk 'A x'-' I wi . xiQl,l,1,aLH s ,V Q nxv If Q, ll, 'Q A lx y vx, ,JN jx- .I ,f .FQ y K UVM 'Vflf e 'R '.'.1,'x,'. I N X 1 . 'V sq, . x B. .,, .Nu Nix ,. L D ' QP? '?' W '55 -1,.'?-.ffffxfli , A Q I syqnwa-fn 'EKU .sa T Q-Q4-eu 4 - -if ., . 111 - -1- U People Caringg and being cared about Having fun Knowing the guy that's up in front of the class That special boy That special girl Talking to the person in line behind you Having something in common Being pushed and crowded together ....,. WHAT NOW?? People 1-1 A 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 45: 4. 44: 44 5 4 4 4 45 44 44 4 4 44 4: 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 3 ' 4 ,Q Q5 44: 44 44 . 4 4: qi I 's 4 4 f ' X . , 'a L 4, ' 4 4 148 Administration 4 4 4 5-, 'Wffvw+m,f,m.W..p ' W. , 4 , Administrators fulfill executive duties Those who spent many hours in careful deliberation in behalf of college matters which were com- plex, critical, and weighted with re- sponsibility are: Seated: Dr. Franklin G. Nason, Mullin, Mrs. W. Norris Lightsey, Varnville, Mrs. Har- rison Peeples, Scotia, Dr. Danny Blackwell, Kershaw, center row: Mr. Henry Creech, Hanahan, Dr. Charles A. Arrington, Clemson, Dr. Cliff S. jones, Summerville, Mr. Fred K. Norris, jr., Eutawville tchairman of the boardl, the Rev. Robert E. Cuttino, Lake City, Dr. Hunter Rentz, Columbia, Senator john W. Drummond, Greenwood, back row: the Rev. john E. Dent, Lake City, Mr. john W. Kemp, Edgefield, the Rev. Paul R. Pridgen, jr., North Charleston, Dr. john A. Hamrick, Charleston, Mr. Carl Baker, Green- ville, Mr. Guy S. Sanders, jr., Bam- berg, Mr. Furman R. Gressette, St. Matthews. Absent when picture was taken: David G. Anderson, Easley, the Honorable Lester L. Bates, Sr., Columbia, the Rev. j. W. Kirkland, Georgetown, Mr. j. Carlisle McAl- hany, Reeseville, Mr. P.O. Meade, jr., Charleston, Mr. Edmund H. Monteith, Columbia, the Rev. joe R. Weber, Anderson. Administration 149 Vice-presidents direct BCC affairs Vice-presidents at the Baptist V ,a.,. , , College took care of the academic, developmental, financial, and stu- 'Q dent activities. These people ad- vanced the college through the rais- i,'r 5 ing of money while another guided the way the money was spent. Others helped students in their aca- demic and extracurricular activities. Dr, john A. Barry, lr. Vice President for Academic Affairs Q f J ixig-, -33 Mr. E. Harold Keown Vice President for Development 150 Administration ini-.,,63? 47- , f ef! 7-:Sm Hath i,, YQ-72 Mr. David H. Stone Mr. Charles L. Price Vice President for Business Affairs Vice President for Student Affairs Administration 151 W vgrggrff- 7t,.'f ' : 'X 1 -V 9,421 ,- 3 '?iQf. ,Vi ,f-,f4. I X i,i-QV' If ., ' f i .,. ., , f l i, T' , . ,X 6 i2'EiYfQe,'d f'W1S z Q? - N A . it ',i , i vlfii I - It i,.5,,:,, 1 .i ex l i greg.. F .. f 1. ,,- li L ' if I ., , . , I 'Y ff ..i:s-ga-q 4 i A W Q 1 Xxx, Sf2,f,- if 4 Qi , 4 75 Q' J t t VS, i my 7 Y.- x'1 E I4-2.1':7' I 1 ' ,A i i ii L Q l R ali ii 1 ii il' W l if as If Xiu H im B ' ill .. Q, 4 I l i ll r l I i I i l n Il .1 'i . Mr. C. Neil Lyerly Miss loyce L. Lisenby Administrative Aggigtam Assistant Dean of Students if n , ip K A Q N' . . H -' r' i Mr. Bill Corte Miss Margaret Lowdermilk Mr. Bill Quarles Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant 152 Academic ., -s.. ,gun- fe ,4 s. willing staff is always available Working with services for stu- take. Fun-loving and enthusiastic, and academic obligations. There dents, these individuals helped these people helped with the boys were those working also to get smooth over the rough spots and and girls in their dorm life, while more students to Baptist College made things just a little easier to others took care of their financial and to spread its news. X- . -s . x 'J V f 35' fi... fl Wa? , '. f fvf'F,.' Qgv, I , l 1?5 r ii' V -ew .- ,Q 5 211- ' - x 5 Miss Barbara Mead Director of Admissions R 4 ' ff 3 ' 'V Il.: v 42 .Za ,gi x 4 7.--1 Mr. Wilbur L. Borom Registrar Q HNCPAL MD. AJSAT. SEIU. fi Mrs. Margaret Gilmore Miss Patsy Morley DWGCTOV Of Public Relations Director of Student Activities Academic 153 f- Y, Q WF i E H Q2- l i Nw-.w...,.,, GM.. ..,,,,,,, aw-:V 1 ,nmkwnw 154 Staff wq ,N M. Mr, john Biddy Mr. Carl Sellers Printer Superintendent of Physical Plant .1 'K -25? if lla 5 E i gil? r if l Q, is l Q fl? ' ll Mrs. Margaret Quarles Mrs. julia Yost Night Nurse College Nurse Little things are important to students Mr. Don Weldon Manager, College Book Store , --..W db mf' c Serving the students in small ways, these people make up the Baptist College. Working with ink, words, and pictures, they take care of the printing work and distribu- tion of books. They take care of mail and meals, while others deal with health and maintenance emergencies. Mrs. Edna Felts Post Office Mr. Dan Cole Food Services -r 1r, Staff 155 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moore Residence Director for West Russel Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harwell Residence Director for West Mall Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hewitt Residence Director for West Mall apartments Staff Kid? -.vga fi'-43:5 - .WX V J N1 Mr. and Mrs. Furman Touchberry Area Residence Director for men Living among the students, the residence directors helped them through their problems in the dorm. Their duties involved taking care of visitors in dorms and being available for any problems that might come up with maintenance, illness or personal problems. Their major duty, though, is the enforce- ment of the general regulations. Residence Directors have all da job M...-ar' Miss l9yCe I-iS9t1bY Mrs. Myrtle Talbert Mr. and Mrs. james Boyce Residence Director for Women's Assistant Residence Director for Residence Director for Women's North Hall Women's North Hall South Hall Staff 157 Faculty faces th O' Mrs. Patricia Allen English Dr. Richard Altland Psychology Dr. Robert P. Andress History Mrs. Ruth Ann Andress Bus. Adm. 8r Ec. Miss Carole Ann Austin Education Mrs. loyce B. Bagwell Chemistry Mr. W. Howard Bagwell Health 84 Physical Education Mrs. Cecile M. Bailey Mathematics Mr. Oliver Lee Barnes Bus. Adm. 81 Ec. Dr. Martin james Barrier Biology Mrs. Helen B. Barry Psychology Dr. john A. Barry, lr. Philosophy Mr. james L. Boyce Biology Dr. Royce W. Breland Bus. Adm. 84 Ec. Dr. Charles E. Breuer Education Mr. Boyd Bridges Health 81 Physical Education 158 Faculty fl? 55 . if , 4-ssh, Q , Y A f i 1. 5 M 'asia t fi r X A. F -f ,s-1' I 1 -Y' iff .rf , 435-.s,,v 711' LA, la, 'Tuff 'fi' 'H iw 4' ' s ri M S' if . ' X . 4 3 1 x .Q riff.. .1 .id , it L f 1 N. Ffa? l fi 4 mf ffyi.. i fly- vi x t , is , qv, -vm Vu., . . W. .ev , wa , X sqm ! sm. 1 Q. z. L ' ms, l , :gg .fa ' 3 9' a,.,,'w 59' 'S if .xg E i autism :Arts-M N ' l M W i gg xx' f 4 '!r'. ,r A w . , Y f f ' --,..,.-3 ,,,d....s..-'-- ' Aw-. E ' T1 I 'wa -an-yq ' 0 ' V+.. . s dj 5 1? JAX' 'se' 2. 'C sf-if-QE .Q 1. ja. 'S-.N 3 WW? r 9 t I , X 'rl , ' 3 1.6 1 , t, ,i A Wim , I ' fri 'l K ., 6- 'W fi? A .ass Mrs. Karen M. Brown Nursing Dr. 1. Walter Carpenter Religion Dr. Robert L. Carroll Physics 84 Math Dr. Clarence l. Chesnutt Biology Mrs. Annette C. Clarke English Mrs. Linda H. Cochran Library Science Mrs. Loretta H. Cronier Library Science Mr. David W. Cuttino Music Miss Thelma L. Elkins Library Science Mr. Kenneth H. Foote Bus. Adm. 81 Ec. Mr. Silas H. Garrison English Mr. Franklin C. Cay, lr. Bus. Adm. 84 Ec. Faculty 159 Mr. Melvin L. Gibson Health 84 Physical Education Mrs. Linda S. Gooding History Dr. Heinz-lurgen Griebsch Foreign Languages Dr. Elmer F. Haight Religion Dr. Alvin W. Hanson Mathematics Dr. james E. Herring Foreign Languages Mrs. Rebecca B. Herring Bus. Adm. 84 Ec. Mr. Wilmer A. Hoerr English Dr. Ann W. Howe Music Dr. james W. Howe Foreign Languages Mrs. losephine H. Hutcheson English Dr. William L. Hyden Chemistry 160 Faculty Thoughtful, thorough f If , Ax ,- -4 if -gf- LJ' X . E R ,- iii M Aa ,- L, ,,.f ' -5 ff? ,.. 4'3 -H xt! 3 .V-A yt .5-,V fsrvlirlz. ff -. V.,V if t.f.s,3 . , ., a 4- . ' f X ll A' 5 5:5 f il ' T1 V. , an sqg' 1 J r V 4 ifafsam, -' f fi' . . .tough Miss Betty joe Ingle Library Science Mrs. Ada A. johnson Foreign Languages Miss Vera F. johnson Bus. Adm. 84 Ec. Miss S. Dolores jones Speech Dr. William R. Kerr Health 81 Physical Education Mr. Lionel C. Lackey English Mr. Victor H. Lawson Music Dr. Ella P. Levett History 81 For. Lang. Miss Fredricka Lilienthal Nursing Faculty 161 Mrs. Doris Christe McCoy English Mrs. Ruby A. Matthews Education Dr. Raymond W. Morgan Bus. Adm. 84 Ec. Miss Barbara D. Muschick Nursing 42.52 +-,Wd fsgaymsl-fs Mr. Stephen A. Nemeth, jr. Physics 81 Mathematics Dr. S. George Niketas English Dr. Homer Clyde Odom Chemistry Miss Marjorie E. Peale English if M ,VCA 'Wg . git. ya... M.,-1. r .14 Lex- .4 if' 0-. Mr. Edwin M. Perkins Bus. Adm. 81 Ec. Mrs. Marguerite C. Price Foreign Languages Dr. William S. Price Foreign Languages MI! Dr. Paul G. Reitzer A M I History if W7 E .5 . .4 w, 1 ,. .1 w x f :fr .WX , .4:, 3 ,g-.W ' r ,Q 4 Z' .Wx jp- K - - x s ,-g-Z V H fi 2 .ff ,NJ-3 is Y X .. , Mi M' f C2 ' 'I H ww 5 K .iv f x 3 tpiifiiiif 142 V F 'ff , eg t Q fr v , ,. 4 . j' ' 1 - f:5..i,K , t if A-f Aggw -. - W M 5 ig ! .I ,. M, ,A E . A., .,, -1. Q5: x ' 'TN Is., e, fifin' .wil . A V rv MLS- 'li' 'll HN ff X ng 1 ' ' ..., . f . Mr. David E. Rison r- , D A History , . -, X Dr. james C.S. Rivers English Q 162 Faculty Fresh resources for knowledge if Q 13 S 001 Nc '91 uw.. 35 l .. A rs w, . x . 'R 'AI 6 l Miss Harriet Robinson Nursing Dr. Wallace R. Rogers Religion Mr. james C. Settle Health 84 Physical Education Mrs. Kathryn M. Sharpe Sociology Dr. Charles 1. Smith English Mrs. Doris B. Storm Library Science Mrs. Sandra Lee Talarico Health 81 Physical Education Miss Georgia Anne Tarver Foreign Languages Dr. Laurence M. Vanella Speech Col. F. Sidney Walls Foreign Languages Mr. joseph M. Ward 'TQ 'Q Art Mrs. Paula M. Ward Nursing , Mr. Charles P. Welty Health 81 Physical Education Dr. Mary Greene Wheless Bus. Adm. 81 Ec. Mr. Fred L. Worthy Physics 81 Mathematics Mr. Oliver I. Yost Music Faculty 163 164 Academics .f , 315339 til unmmussmmu g, W Today learns from past s mistakes Taking past experience and finding out what went wrong gave students an insight into what they will do in the future to be success- ful. Courses ranged from state his- tory to civil war and colonial his- tory in our country, while others covered the Renaissance, Asia, and Europe. Through this under- standing of history, students found the reasons it took place as it did. Academics 105 :aw- 166 Academics 'Y ,.a Q mfx Math explores number operations l Including a broad range of students, the mathematics depart- ment offered courses ranging from general math to statistics. These courses studied the origins of numbers, the development of theories, and why, in addition to working with them. Physics classes, which dealt with motion, forces, and electricity, better prepared them for later, more technical ca- reers. 7 , 'iii-.. 4-2- Academics 167 RFIYISED , A ll.,- 1 nano or nun nm: Mfzfmiz Yzwevich mm emma Ann Pumsnmeur Fy0d0rD0stoy. Qgynf we umm' cr A 'MADMAN hers and Sons , Iva11T111',Q'1 P11c WAR AND PE4Q,-,Lf 7V 'N f ff 1 I r I I I 1 1 I i I l 2 43.25 ' --sw-.-,,..,w - -f 1 ft ,TM-we-. 1 y 3 A Gi- ' 'K 3 .t . ,,, .- -ft' 4-- v f 4 , ' V , 'sw' 'Mn N 'ms Lnwr- . . . f A 'f 49 English department handles a wider range of students To take care of all wanting to at- tend the Baptist College, the English department expanded the curricu- lum to admit more students who needed remedial courses and those who were further advanced. A new shift in requirements for the State Teacher Certificate brought the ad- dition of three new courses, includ- ing more modern ones. To improve the program, new faculty members were employed to thoroughly cover a broader span of time in literature. Academic 169 Ef'lj3E ' Q 2 - we . 3 1 pf S tw Q. bf-. M .. ' Af X - ' V H-M, .,,.-.,- .., . V , V ,W-, ,,..,. ww, .M ,, D O 170 Academics U. ?! Languages widen span of knowledge il' -1 if Qflifffgi' .4 ,,,.. , -...........- To complete a liberal arts degree, students must take a foreign lan- guage that will give them a wider general knowledge. French, Span- ish, German, Russian, Creek, Latin, and Portugese opened new lines of communication and aided in under- standing of our own English lan- guage. Helpful in the learning of a language was the lab. This system of tapes is set up so that a student might hear the correct pronuncia- tion and then imitate it with the proper inflection. Colonel Sidney Walls instilled pride in the depart- ment as he received an academic award presented by Count Max Montalembert, French Consul at Washington, D.C. Academics 171 R I . -5 'X -M K 172 Academic Music department moves to girl'sdorm 'X ,vvje D D ' .- 'br ref -V MV' Ever expanding in students and facilities, the music department continued its activities through the band and chorus. For the first time in two years, the concert band made its debut at the dedication of the L. Mendel Rivers Library. Along with regular duties on campus, the chorus took part in singing at off-campus functions including local churches and in the Messiah . Their spring tour took them to Southern Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. Faculty members exhibited their talents with a joint recital, f'An Af- ternoon of Chamber Music on November twenty-second. In addition to piano-violin duets with Mr. Yost, Dr. Ann Howe won extra acclaim for her thesis on Lily Strickland, which was published. The South Carolina Tricentennial Commission had her condense a portion of this book for the celebra- tion. Academic 173 '1 -f-' 174 Academics 5 f . .4051 fb V: -.. 3 5 xftxx A K Exhibits present artistic talents Along with the regular classes newly located in the girls' dorm, the art department displayed its talents through other outlets. Individuals exhibited their work, including Al Anderson of the Charleston Art Guild. Lettering at the altar of the prayer room, and the display for the Miss Baptist College Contest were accomplishments of art students. The department also aided Mrs. Mixon in selecting the picture to be placed in memory of her son. Se- niors featured their work in an ex- hibit of oils and drawings. II M Academics 175 Y' 1 i 1, N W 1 l 1 wwf V ...aa vu-wua ww N man 5 15 5 176 Academics iw X 51 L16 ,wf ' Speech and Drama adds professor In addition to the regular activ- ities of the speech, the depart- ment also includes drama. Nevv to the area is Dr. Vanella, who came to the Baptist College from Har- vard University. Academics 177 r E i i Q! my f-f -LQ , 'fg.,,,..' ,r ff w,,,,,,'ssN .. .7 WN., 'V Q f 178 Academics ...vw-4'- ' A 'Q 'f,x New trend in religion courses Moving with the new innovations, the Baptist College religion majors can go directly into their doctoral program after college without re- porting courses. This adjustment saves hours for the students. Along the same line as practice teaching, a new course was added to give students who are training for the ministry some practical experience in a pastorate. The religion depart- ment also initiated work on the prayer room, which is open to everyone. Academics 179 ? fx , 4 f iv- 1e?4eSIif5m? MWW'f 'W 4 T ' A J M QQ-EBif 'BY1f x'Q, . NWNFY desirous V LM s,Hu,,om LL b if 13,2555 , Na: V .I yi 1 I W?l!ImB2mQg21Plfd h H --, 9, P 1. H 1 ' 132 3ff ii 5 Af2?fgm:2fQ??-21 1 l,::3i55 Wal-Wg? .. 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AQ! uf' , .ffl 2 Chemistry explores the composition of matter Chemistry students furthered their knowledge by learning about the structure and reactions of mat- ter. They discovered the different actions of properties of matter. Or- ganic, inorganic compounds, and chemistry with its relation to the laws of physics and mathematics were just a few of the courses of- fered. WSW academics 181 Greenhouse ' newest addition To help in the courses on plants, the biology department added a greenhouse. This building was divided into many parts. Each sec- tion represented a different habitat for plants, so that they might be ob- served in their natural state. From the study of insects to the anatomy of the human body, biology covered the structure, development, and the processes of animals. - N ZM W Zig r, , . - Q gg, A , f ,fa of ,, ,,,-ff' ,721 M K, , , , f r- fy , . 49Q,g.,,f - ' -ff ,. ',?, ,,s5, ?9 7 ..4 af, Qi -1-:Jw 'M ' i l 1 -H, 182 Academics Z Q f?+- 574- W:.yq, V. W K 21 1 . f f ffm:-'-, r X ' , yfj: Q 1 f ,- 'S if My M A g 0 21 Z , . ,, 7 x .fir'f M 1 gf 9 ,Z 'KF Q4-. W4 ,, I Q Academics 183 K' Q - X nv Yjwfkifjeg' it ff Z' ' Xu 15' 2 '35 f , ,...-I u5lUlUyy ff' ji vb x 1, .,-ff' .ff-P' f' f 'X 'I3 Q x 'Ld gf 184 Academucc avvvYl4l'0tb ooummnstlvsqhq w....ng ,f T523 Q' s - sl l X X , :.lE'3ldS Ol bills Nglnmk N X N Qrimen A X1 X ll liiill wfftlwc , as ' - Q + 'MQRXJX Xgexl lgpzwxoxgvwm ss qsxQ'f,Q0N ,, it K S7fQclXNO Well lb gul l Qi and :fx 'QC Q Eiixuffhllmm !Xtlyxl9ll'iXCTNli rat sf ff' I at lm vcin ls N DX id wi Q ' fixxmc 'A X, priijgis AOL Q X lr is-gg, XY 'i SDN-Xkxl X Ncllil Al nga NOWW ' X XQQV , BX A Qwca OXWUXOXNQ QJX W ' A , M 60 A Xl Cm DQMCQX Clflllf Pl slxixlxlxia- vxblfx , J H z 5 Q- ly sa XX xx , X Xxi l llUii'Cld'xiWg rosa Ot is ts R M X XGA xx N VFX gg ,,.fi as L Psycholog analyzes the mind and its behavior These studies of the human mind and behavior showed stu- dents some of the reasons we act and react the way we do. Courses investigated the abnormal aspect also, and the causes for the excep- tions. This deep and very wide field was covered at the Baptist College with subjects varying from the physiological aspects to the study of children's minds. Academ cs 185 NZM 186 Academics urses get first hand experience Regular trips to Roper Hospital proved that student nurses must learn their classwork. Here they had to take what they were taught and use it on a patient. In the two year nursing program, a student may receive a license for registered nursing upon passing the state ex- amination. Courses in the nursing department varied from the fun- damental principles to the study of treating psychiatric patients and ad- ministering drugs. Academics 187 I I 1 I I , Ml. .,.,,...,. x. Q.7M,.,Q-mfvamsgylnzdzuz -- M J .,..,9' - F -, , ,..,. , ,...N,..!:Q,L!.JPL..ji. ,Q . ,f ,'J '1 YWPY.r fV,.-f . , - --'- 5 - fl ' .ffwwff A f 'J , '7'5 4 X. ,-w.1xPW'2+f'f4f':rP i .L 11114 . .L 4 ,. 1 als. ...IL . l'... 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'z X ,Nez .Q 3- -4 , ,-n 'fav' D Ng UQK' EE 'ww kr . ,X gi i X , Y ww , cam: Ll, w 9 , , 1 1 if 'lil 4 Y 'Wx 188 Academic ajors take a practical viewpoint 1 ' M521 4 wif AX sf' ,ff .Q55 ' 4:Z'3Z+Wl' ' .- N as ' f , V ,f,W ' , is , , L in M f f f v of Z, Students who majored in busi- ness at the Baptist College shar- pened skills in accounting as well as in marketing and management. Case studies were done in many fields showing that certain princi- ples work and that others will not. By work on major projects, applica- tion of concepts appeared. Groups of students took on such projects as the development of a football team, the initial and continuing cost, and the advantages and disadvantages of maintaining one. Vi Zi, -' ,4g, W, , , ax, .-www wsgwsw Academic 189 F I I -ek?--f W Us , V X ,RQ 5' Q ,gwfgifz za-mexg W?-559 z.. ,,.', X' vf ,A Q : R .nam E strengthens physical skills General conditioning and devel- opment of team skills gave students an introduction to physical educa- tion. Courses in community health, recreation and personal hygiene were available for majors to com- plete their work. Students of teaching and coaching gained a knowledge of P.E. through the planning and administration of ac- tivities for elementary and secon- dary schools. Academics 191 ap... 'ii w .- -1 2? 1 , H 5' ,wif 1' ta 5: at :vm W 'Its' ' Q wi ka- '- ' -rf ' . QP 'QW MH gf 3ff' ,P xv 4. V 13: i QW.. 'lu ,695 X wf-JPN 192 Academics fm ', A 9 'li -..--. '9 1. -ge, s. ,idx f' ' ..i 4 nf, 5 5' P Q 0 Q' at 'fp 'K NZ 9 Y a in X f Q .5 . A I1 If If Y 3 S! S 9' ,. , X f f ,, if J x J' qw! 3 4 9 fx A 1 ,QQ f W W g ,WW gm? ., my A . 0 ,..,, X ...N X . syn , ' N, win W M ,Q ami 'KM gg! .- A Education department makes change Much progress was made in the Education department as it estab- lished a firmer foundation at the Baptist College. Changes in the state teacher certification pro- gram caused the department to make adjustments to fit it. This brought about an addition of cour- ses and changes in the number of hours required. Students got train- ing also in the most modern tech- niques through the class on audio- A' it visuals. Q Academics 193 'QSM Kiev 1 595343 GI As, --'1 A X X , Awww-fMs 9w 4 . 4 'X lmwifgw ' -V. in' 1 k 194 Academics wig? 'W PVP' E.. ini N wr' NJ' wa: Q. N 'AXA ii . 1 ,Z 43 y .nik ewly dedicated library in full use The newly dedicated L. Mendel Rivers library operated in full force at the Baptist College. Rows upon rows of books and up to date peri- odicals were available for use by any student. Academics 195 196 Seniors T i 5 fi Ed Salisbury President if I M Seniors 4l ' yvvw f Roger Knight Milton Harris V. Pr 'd es: ent Secretary Seniors 197 Seniors Summerville Math Anderson, Charles Randall Columbia Math Anderson, julian D. lr. Mullins Business Administration Arflin, Ronald loe Sandy Springs Religion Asbury, Mittie Isabelle Greenville Physical Education Atkinson, Alice Blount Eutawville Elementary Education Bailey, William Thomas Mt. Pleasant Religion Baker, Robert Otto Charleston Business Administration Baran, Pamela Laverle Isle of Palms Art Barr, Lawson H. lr. Sumter Accounting Barrington, Dorothy Mt. Pleasant Psychology Bazen, Mackie K. lr. Round-O Religion Beckman, Carl Boyle, lr. Charleston Business Administration Benton, joe William Charleston English Bernsdorff, Karl George Charleston Heights Cerman 198 Seniors as . , .,.,,: f . , .,., . I . Q ZW' ft fx J Q14 Q Q ,v 6551, E f Q? H . ,ag ' lk If 1 . f in s 1... 1 1 -7, . E' W. . ffl 1- l ma S A Q ,, im...-W1 SYW I M I a 4 . Am f s tm .R 1 ti 7 k' ,wks S, ' X ,Qg,:J! i t, as on ,, i 'sem' e 'Cs l xl , w. ,S ,- .,,, ,HK Vx IK ins- gpm:- 7 H2 6 1-:xv so N ra. Q-. -Sou' .X irfivf fb Blanton, Linda M. Charleston Heights Biology Bookter, Philip M. Columbia Marketing Bourgoin, Ronald C. Charleston Physics and French Boyd, Wofford Clyde Hanahan Psychology Brabham, john William North Charleston Business Management Britt, Elisha Henry jr. Mussells, Georgia Physical Education Brooks, Mary Beth McLeod Timmonsville Elementary Education Brown, Clariece Summerville Elementary Education Brown, Linda Louise Charleston Elementary Education Seniors 199 Seniors Q ,asian E.. ,va Brown, Ray G. Qi N, North Charleston Psychology Brown, Thomas E. Columbia Math Bryant, Lou jean Charleston Physical Education K, W. . '5- 1 ' .af 5? . . f .fa-. 'art -rfr X' rp 96. f Buadm, cgayie o. 'V t ti..- W Summerville af f , Q Elementary Education 3 V Bundy, jerry Lynn A pf JY Cheraw W Marketing Burgett, Marilyn Nyle Summerville Physical Education and Psychology ,vm f ' ' 39.3 ' Burrows, Michael Dane I L M ' Hemingway History Campbell, Ann C. Moncks Corner Psychology Carroll, Robert M. Charleston Business Administration 'Wh K' Cashion, William Emerson Slater Physical Education Casselman, jerry Cole Andrews History and Political Science Cassels, Michael Donald Chester Business Administration Chapman, Thomas A. gb, Anderson 4-.,. Psychology Cheves, Wallace B. Summerville Business Management Clark, Lynda Ruth Charleston Heights Elementary Education 200 Seniors fy, s Y um, L 'uf M' ' 'WW .. g 3 Q-A+ it l Cohen, Lester L. Charleston History Colebaugh, judith Lee Charleston Elementary Education Collins, Douglas N. Hanahan Business Administration Conder, Louie Welsh, lll Columbia Business Management Cone, Dorothy Louise Ridge Spring Elementary Education Cooper, Lester LeRoy, lr. Charleston Religion Cooper, james D. jr. Summerville English and Drama Daniel, Patricia B. Charleston Elementary Education Daniel, William B. Charleston Marketing Davis, Carol Sellers Summerville French David, Kenneth Arnold Hemingway Accounting Dinkins, David Hastings Sumter Religion Dougherty, David L. Charleston Marketing Douty, Harry Eugene Mt. Pleasant Physical Education Duffy, Mary Ellen Charleston Spanish 7- Seniors Dugger, Peggy Hill Charleston Psychology Early, William Francis Darlington Management Easier, Kenneth Charles Spartanburg Psychology 'vm Eddings, Michael Otis Camden hx History and Religion Edens, Thomas Frederick Moncks Corner Business Administration Elam, Gregory L. Hanahan Marketing .xx 5 :aux Qt Ervin, john W. E ,E Hemingway 2 Business Administration Evans, Carolyn A. Charleston Heights Psychology Farmer, Francis Lea Creeleyville Elementary Education 202 Seniors DAY .STU JENT PARKING UPPER ,R i ULJSQMEXV .., , QQ'-T 53 Q 'ff' E5 sir' fx 114' Ln. li 's Y Q ca-ff ti 90154 9 S- - Q-P' s xp- ww riffs 35' SPY wg. iw- f -.p...w. if, an gx C-7 ' 47' if ,xr in 'iq -.. me 'qu . if W fagijif Fink, Francis Pamela Hartsville Psychology Fitch, William Carlton, lr. Lake City Psychology Flood, Augustus McDonal Moncks Corner Biology Franz, Daniel Thomas Charleston Management Frederick, William Robert Columbia Business Friend, Clifton G. jr. Charleston Business Administration Frye, Kenneth M. Summerville Management Funk, Wilder S. Hanahan Business Gamble, Charles Baxter Charleston Physical Education Gamble, Fred H. Kingstree Physical Education Garris, Edward L. Sumter History Gause, Arthur David Sumter Management Goode, Clyde Joseph Richland, Va. History Graham, William Charles Clearfield, Pa. Religion Green, Forrest Carlisle Turbeville History d,lll Seniors 203 Seniors Green, Mary Linda Gable English Grooms, jennifer Lee Summerville Education Guy, Mary Frances Inman Elementary Education Gwinn, Richard Steven Spartanburg Marketing Haigler, William A. Cameron Business Administration Hall, james Clayton jr. Pinewood Business Administration Hardee, William Philip Summerville Management Hardy, Henry H. Summerville Business Management Harrelson, Gary Ronald Cottageville Religion Harris, james Milton Columbia Chemistry Harwood, Ray Donald Charleston Physics Haverkamp, Obbie Alexandria, Va. History and Political Science Hearn, Robert Glenn Mt. Pleasant Music Hill, William M. Ravenel History Hills, jerry W. Charleston Psychology 204 Seniors 1-5 IW Q. an., 'UN 'fiv- ... -5 K X 1' ga. an W DI' 'lt i K xg' 35' ' Y' ,--'- -., l 'x- N Q EL.. ..,, 'Q' ' ii N, -. -. F 'QL L E sm- X ,,- , , , ewes ef , ' . V car X, vi 'QQ ,- asa an-. 'W A ' ,,,. X Q ,. v wtf T il , r 9 M04 gg I gn, Qs R.- 'Y ,mx I f W Q YS s. Ar K v Qs -nf vs. s.-rug., 7175? i,- 1. 1 , - gn- 'v 9? ., . w...... .Mt 'Kirx ff' 4--'M llfbkn. Q, if Hilton, Anne Marie Holly Hill Business Education Hinton, Darrell Edward St. George Management Hinton, E. Ronald North Charleston Psychology Hiott, Tillene Peeples Walterboro Business Education Hogan, Charles Leon Ocala, Fla. Physical Education Hogue, Andrew jacob, jr. james Island Marketing Hood, Vivian K. Summerville Elementary Education Hopkins, David H. Columbia Accounting Hussey, William Hand jr. Ocean Drive Business Administration Inabinett, john Robert Charleston Biology Ivey, Charles Andrew Charleston Accounting jackson, Thomas jehu, jr. Manning English jarrell, Steve Michael North Charleston Psychology johnson, Neil H. Enoree Math johnson, Robin Lee Charleston Elementary Education Seniors 205 Seniors 206 Seniors jones, Deborah Anne Hanahan Psychology jones, Gloria Isle of Palms Foreign Languages Keown, Kathryn Elayne Charleston English Kincaid, Robert Franklin, lr. Miami, Fla. Spanish Knight, Richard Hayes Harleyville English Knight, Roger Dale Belton History and Religion Kuni, Ruth N.K. Honolulu, Hawaii Religion Lane, Willie Marvin Marion Business Administration Leavitt, Charles Earl Hanahan Religion Leggett, Charles O'Hagen Hanahan l. E! qvs-9 Mv- W-W .ff ' 1' ' A X 1 '95 'lr 'sf-'V ,--H ig-,Qb ,vs if ik if 1 Q 1 R f sta f rx 'o ,ii vi! Q' 'S r.. . ,ag :IN- , .sv vi . ., 15' .ew-,. f,-,zq,i., Q 6 1 'ri git- - 4 ,- lf' - , .' i 3 9,1 . 'Q - 3 S 4 5 .1,.. I.- 5 Nant Q. Y. 'v 1 L? 1 9 E 1 Wham? i is 1 1 i 1 . F , Y if l , ,,, ,sr M' g . , I Q 4 f 5 f 2 . . I 5 . 5 gi f f fr' ff fliers, ,- sir ..' Ax ' an ' I A ,?,fg?m3'f ' his 4. . 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May, Terry jennings Union Management McCay, Wayne Davis Goose Creek Biology McClellan, Elias Whilder, lr McClellanville Math McLeod, Edward Foster Manning Marketing McCuen, David Elwood Greenville Business Administration McDanal, Mary Alice Ott North Charleston Elementary Education McGhee, Hall T. Ill Charleston Political Science McGill, Robert Harold Anderson Psychology McMahan, joe Wayne Spartanburg History Meaker, Dorothy Ann Charleston Heights Education Metts, George Richard Charleston Physical Education Moore, Timothy Dennis Augusta, Ga. Business Administration Morris, Myra Karen Hanahan Psychology Motley, Victoria Wood Charleston Heights Elementary Education Mullen, Cherie Marie Charleston Elementary Education 208 Seniors VQ s2f. V .f Q , 5 if it 0 f in f rw, Ja IW S. N ,K r i .1 if 'Q fir? , ,yr 4 Ar if rl.: a. , 'W - f , T M l 'R 45: Y, T ig -K - mt - aww- r U- , ,-Af? 4, f we iii 4 fvw DK X - Qs y -V s 5 fx? 37' I LL-5 Q 1 .f 'Ox Q as ii 'i .Q M 4' wg, rg ,Q . tau' , A D ,113-1607i 2 za. 'TL ws , L qs, ' A . i 'xxx -,rv , , ,4- N. izti - f afar. is i fi'- lQf yr- 'VQ' f'VX 'BQ' we sw fx , . . H 5 2 ,,,, anna. ' x , ,W Ar- 'W ' I W ' 0. H . WA I 5 A Q K r GW 7 'll fri Y 'awww ,..f, M ,. Mullins, Thomas Edmond North Charleston History Myers, janice Lynn Summerville Spanish Norris, Larry Dale Charleston Heights Marketing O'Rourke, Thomas joseph Danville, N.j. Management Orr, Sara jane Thigpen Dillon Business Education Owens, james Benedikt Charleston Physical Education Parker, Ralph E. jr. Mt. Pleasant Biology Patrick, Aubrey Allan St. George Management Patrick, Rachel Iona Bowman Physical Education Patterson, Steven joe Pendleton Physical Education Pearson, Willie Thomas North Charleston Management Phillips, Larry Douglas Marion Psychology Platt, joe Wyman Moncks Corner English Pritchard, Cecil A. Sumter Business Management Quarles, james William Clinton Religion Seniors 209 Randall, Sherry A. Hanahan Math Rast, Larry Allen Bowman Biology Reel, Roy Miller North Charleston Physical Education S en io rs m e Rhea, Harold Eugene Charleston Management Rhode, Pearl Elizabeth Cottageville History Ridgill, Alice Camille Manning English and Religion Ritter, Robert H. Charleston History Rivers, Gail Ann West Columbia Religion Robbins, Donald Paul St. George Business Administration and English Robilotta, Carl joseph Sumter Management Rosback, Philip joseph Aiken Math Rumpel, Charles Herman lll Charleston Marketing Russel, Harold H., lr. Charleston Business Management Salisbury, Edwin Horace, lr. Charleston Heights History Salters, Nancy Myers Ladson Biology 210 Seniors su.. +L , S- Ew- ii , Vgvf' V lv. ' ti A G T21 1 lf i 5 K A 7-.-C, 1, 'f .?4-v-:Q xi-5' , E 6 'pg' f.!'Q ss.- -sr., sv 3 ,CR-it 'B wg! r Wy, C. 1- Qkim Qi. Sherard, H. Reid Anderson Business Administration Shivers, Frank Ray Columbia Religion Charleston Heights Business Administration Mfg' 58. T. 5 Singleton, Lanier Conway Religion Smart, Loran Dale Greenville Business Administration Smith, jacob D. Sineath, james jefferson, lr. Rock Hill Psychology P Rf J, if 4 'I 4- 1 ' f -Q S ' if 1 X' A , 'URN' V vgffaivfrf 'N ' 'lad it befffj M J 0 nxyir 'K ' , ' A Q4 afigl-,,L'h'm Q f' Q , ,,...-. N 'ue 'iN gf 'fi' ' ' Z, . 4, l iufgv 4 - 'Q X 5 my X .yy-Q, X-,abt ,thy ' - gz, .. I li -XXX I 'id '-uv . , 1 1. Qt. 'Mr xf' , , , : ' 4 5 . '-fH,,.w,.,, ., A -...M es- 1 . H i:..? 'X ' 3 , rimfaxnw' '. ,obs 9 sr K, Tw-V ' ,Q -E? A s X -N. 6 'Q' W 'AC 'iii MQ ' N ,Sh I - -- .Q-1 .r 'lla :l.,!'k, 'A ,efjgg ffiJQs 1, .Jn M eniors 211 Seniors Smith, Ruth Amelia Columbia Elementary Education Smith, Thomas Wayne Charleston Accounting Smoak, Charles Benjamin, jr. Charleston Heights History Smoak, james C. Laurens Business Smoak, Mary Isabelle Harman Charleston Elementary Education Speights, Edwina Raynelle Myrtle Beach Marketing Spell, David Thomas, lr. Denmark Business and Economics Spitz, Thomas L. Anderson Psychology Stafford, Mendel Leon Smith, Sumter Business Strobel, james Lloyd Ridgeville Physics Stuckey, james S., jr. Stuckey Business Administration Tant, Tommy Douglas Cayce Accounting Taylor, Michael Cuerry North Charleston Accounting Taylor, Willie Albert Sumter Marketing Tetrev, Richard Henry Black Mountain, N.C. Biology 212 Seniors 'li s '75 , f M at ,up 4' Q- E . ' sv rs f I yfk W 'vm 6 1 78 N., , f V I in 1 , ,,., iv 1 if s. 2 . f lg , X , , ,,.- 4'-1 .- fi Q - , M .t V, 'Qi 5 'Z ' - EX Q - ' ',2 '1 '75 fm 1 t' .T 'S i i i 'fl - N ' ' .Q . ..,-N. V ikulvr 5 Z f 'K to tm Q- x ati 5 v 9 ,rx 'tvs Q, 1 :A W 45., xv M 'R ,, I' N nw, Os fi Q , I' ,+,- , lt n,., l ...f's ,Q q,,. M.. 'vs A J, , S. 'Es 'lf yn- f -2'-W qv Q - - :aff or V 4 of O s I 'Qt 0 , ,4- 7' 'Uh 1 ' pi! vp' 19 Thomas, james Howell, lr. Columbia Management Thompson, Cary Francis Hanahan Management Thornley, VV. Michael Charleston Management Todd, Marshall H. North Charleston Psychology Tomberlin, Larry Vaughn Rock Hill Business Education Toole, Charles Duane Charleston Music Vaughan, Michael Emmett North Charleston Accounting Vaughan, Steven Francis Ridgeville Physical Education Veline, Carl A. North Charleston Marketing Veno, William Olin Charleston Accounting Seniors 2 Seniors Waddell, john William Georgetown Marketing Walters, judy Elaine Charleston Elementary Education Warner, Sarah W. Moncks Corner Business Education Warren, Clynis Ann Hampton Music Education Watson, Pamela Monetta Elementary Education Weader, Roderick Lane Hampton, Va. Management Webb, Thomas Y. Charleston Psychology and History Weber, Pamela Lynn Fountain Inn English Weeks, Malinda McCoy Summerville English Weeks, Shelby Davis, jr. Summerville History and Physical Education Wehman, Frederick lll Charleston Political Science Wells, Deborah Elizabeth Moncks Corner History Westendorff, james H. W Charleston .T History Williams, john Talmadge Manning Religion Williams, Kathy Ann Charleston History 4 Seniors Williams, Thomas Edgerton Moncks Corner Business Administration Williamson, Franklin Hartwell Latta Business Management Wimpee, William E. Charleston Heights Business Management Wingo, Andrew jackson Campobello Psychology Woodson, james Ray Anderson Business Zeigler, Thomas Patrick Orangeburg Marketing Seniors 215 r- 216 juniors rw' OFFERS REWARDING EMPLOYMENT FOR 1971 COLLEGE GRADUATES, AND JUNIORS PLANNING AHEAD SCORE ls also for South Caro- llnlans attending out-of-state colleges or unlversltles. If you have a frlend or relative who should know about SCORE, tear off the mailing form and send lt to him or her TODAY. TIAIOWIMI The South Carolina State Chamber of Commerce has arranged employment interviews during the V770 Christ- mas Holidays at N0 COST to students. Collage and university seniors, graduate students, iuniors and TEC seniors will have the opportunity to meet with personnel representatives of maior industries and businesses operat- ing throughout South Carolina. SCORE will be held: Wednesday- December 30 9:00 a. m. - 4:30 p. m. Private interviews will be scheduled at haltfhour in- tervals in the Sheraton-Columbia Inn. To assist in arranging interview schedules, and to obtain a list and resumes of participating companies, please tear off, complete and mail the form below. Mail it TODAY to the South Carolina State Chamber of Commerce, P. O. Bax. H070, Columbia, South Carolina 29211. Name -- College, University or TEC Class Senior Graduate Student Junior lcirclel College Address Town, Stott lip Code - ' i Donna Boswell President iaeg A isa juniors Tom Cooper Co-ordinator of lr.-Sr. fi f uddrww Q ,Q ff' -' , '1 4 ' ' ff Betsy McAmis Vice-President f V' M xr, Q f' ' !9- A 1 ZX 5 Q 4 K? ' - 9 r' 1, S tg, -Wsf. , axe, -.ss , ' :Sv S s - was , s Bobby Sellars Treasurer juniors 217 juniors Ackerman, Harry A. Charleston Adams, Ray T. North Charleston Alexander, Martha W. Charleston Anderson, Alton L. Charleston Altman, Kathy E. Andrews Aycock, William K. Charleston Heights Bailey, Gayle R. Moncks Corner Bailey, Richard Orangeburg Barnette, Ernest M. North Charleston Battle, Richard F. Nichols Bazen, john B., jr. Pamplico Beard, j. Austin Tigerville Behling, jean W. St. George Benson, Deanna L. Conway Benson, Thomas C. Conway Boswell, Donna S. Ft. Myers, Fla. Boyd, Leon F. Ladson Boyd, Tommy H., Ill Greenville Broadway, Cheryl L. Charlotte, N.C. Brown, Cynthia E. North Charleston Burgess, james G. Indian Horbour Beach, Fla. tm Burress, john M. Sumter Butler, Bradley L. Ladson Calhoun, Helen M. Charleston Clark, Cheri D. Charleston Clark, james F. Sumter Clark, Sylvia E. Holly Hill Clayton, james R. Charleston Coker, A. Naomi Darlington Coker, Cheryl Lynn Georgetown 218 juniors f .4 saga si ? f-K.. 5. Y 'I we as nt 1'- . 'il' sa. ,. Q' 'v 2 .g , gs :S ' WH- E ff' X ee.. W 1 lo- ? . 'X Q. s-- X 9, ..., , .A ' L ,SFT .fb vs i 2 ..:,. . . .. XX , 'iv M M 'U' ASX an 'Q' K Hx- 'st X ' 1 . YQ ' . .. M 'Je-1.4 '13, . N wtf? gs, , . I X' . i'..f'i' gf.-4. - se. 1, , -, t - 'i ,. 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North Charleston Dobson, james E., jr. Hampton Dubis, Charles S. Hanahan Duke, julius Z. Lake City Dyar, joe M. Walterboro Dyches, Charles T. Elloree Eason, james F. Murrells Inlet Edwards, Eddy North Charleston Ellison, David G. Winnsboro Ellison, Mona E. Pendleton Engelman, David A. Charleston Faile, Marcia A. Chester Flood, Henry D. Folly Beach Floyd, john B., jr. Georgetown Flynn, judy A. Charleston Heights Fogle, john A., jr. Neeses Ford, William T. Charleston Fowler, Murray, jr. Anderson Garmendia, George L. Charleston Gilleland, Gail M. Andrews Gilreath, Stephen L. Niceville, Fla. Gindhart, David L. Charleston Gladden, William H. Winnsboro Graham, Gordon E. Meggett Greene, Ervin Pineland 220 juniors 1-555332 if Q vi. ,,. yi iz -- ,v5'?if'v.A l .f +4 t Vi ,bw a ar. ,... ' l I f X f 'W 1' X ' ' X t s if fs . f sf, .fz -, 5 -',.. . ' vw:-. 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North Charleston jackson, Leonard j. Walterboro james, Charles B. jr. Sumter jayroe, William H. Mullins jones, Bev. A. Charleston Heights Keller, Ted L. Columbia Key, Milton R. Belton Leff, Terrill Charleston Lewis, E. Tom Sumter Lifrage, james Ci. Charleston Heights Lollis, Tony M. Williamston Lyerly, Kenneth jr. johnsonville Massalon, Thomas C. jr. Moncks Corner McAmis, Betsy Charleston McMichael, Henry G. jr. Orangeburg Miller, Clifford N. Lancaster Mishoe, Clifford L. Loris Mitchum, Mary S. Charleston Heights Nettles, Clyde j. jr. Columbia O'NeaI, P. David Charleston Parsons, Harriett E. Andrews Perkins, june E. Charleston Heights Pinckney, Emily E. Charleston Plecker, Carol S. Charleston Poston, james D. Hemingway Powers, Ronald A. Charleston 222 juniors l .sf IUI4 17- . , l 254' l -a - M- uh, Z qt . . ,,,,.- C17 'f Z- , fi In ' E 'za' X 'Q' oi ,A Q A K X ' i X , -. U Q-f-Q w , I 'S- t A--- A if +3 553 .. 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Charleston Sellars, Bobby C. Charleston Sellers, Bari L. Belton Shaw, Mildred H. Sumter Sheppard, Nadine C Summerville juniors 223 224 juniors juniors Skipper, Herbert M. Georgetown Smith, Carolyn V. North Charleston Stephens, Lynda j. Charleston Stone, john B. Charleston Strickland, L. Dianne North Charleston Taylor, Richard D. Manning Thomas, Bonnie G. Hampton Thompson, john D. West Columbia Thrower, Thomas M. North Charleston Till, james W. jr. Summerville Toglio, Richard A. Charleston Troneck, jon R. St. Petersburg, Fla. Truax, jane H. Dillon Tuggle, Martha j. Charleston Turner, Ronald A. Summerville Tuten, Gloria j. Charleston 'Zi' .3 1 9 l Q , M .- 'x we. we IFN? X.. M. fn-. wa? f . 'Q '54 f - f ,.,7-. ...yas Q 3 9 2 W I Q. JN 11' 'N E-Q l QI -- . -x 4 uv ' 'V . K sn. V-v fa-'J' :ag -c. U l l X lm Q- .Q 'QIA f H- a- 'V' .4 'Q' Av- .C l Y . j R FSL- WT zz so af T Tyler, Clara E. Florence VanHouten, Lyndy Charleston Heights Walters, Glenn R. St. George Walters, Ouidasue Charleston Walters, Thomas C. Nichols Warren, Margaret P. Moncks Corner Weathers, Larry W. Branchville Weeks, john W. Round O Wertan, Lawrence Charleston Williams, Braxton B. lll Norway Williams, Levin T. Kingstree Williamson, Richard L. Belton Wofford, joseph S. Moncks Corner Worsham, Mary Ann Charleston Wright, Patricia j. Seneca juniors 225 4620180 W NG' QQXQG' Off Us 'fy 'CIN f 'P Glenn Williams President 0.659 S flu. Wanda Moore Debbie Hamilton Vice President Seqretary Sophomores xl! Pat Watts Treasurer Sophomores 227 i l E l l , Sophomores Altman, Harry 1. i 3 gn Charleston 'Il' 'L sf' q ' N Alston, Leyvonne sm f Q 51 - K l Charleston - J' A 'Q 'W l ' l Alligf Lloyd XM- ,s,'f ., , Anderson, Madina A. fy ,Q V Atkinson, Robert E. 2 1 lrlr ag- L, it Sumter Ze, lsr l 5 fl' .,., ,,i75 . ,. Avinger, lra D. 7 V V i Q M E A ' A V Vance Wx. 1 'Si ' .F 1: ' V ii, Bailey, Arthur W. U gf 1 Y K I 1 1 -- 5 Charleston .. ' f, Q i 1 . Banis, Ernest P. X Charleston X ' N' Barker, james A. r . f . Summerville X Barrett, R. james lr. Summerville X A 228 Bass, Glenn E. A, North Charleston , ' Bauer, Charles E. fl wxa K 4- V North Charleston -.... . Beach, L. Elaine . v Charleston Belflower, Tommy D. Lake City Bell, Lisa A. : L--4 -Je' -ef Havelock, N.C. Sophomores Agia. la. ,- -e B 5 Tag- ?-R sr -1: Y x 4 R iii- .LX if , ra- -2 :Qw- : - . If-f, f si f- fx . .XFX X 5 V ? 1 In ll i X AA1AW T f W X I ca- 2 fx- A ,X ., Z' 3 , Qt' f lg Q ' 4 y t W If - x . x fn L lx llx 35 if 5 5 vs ,- be fha ,,-zu l pr-N. , . stray ff? WZ Jr if N 7 li Z gy 9' ff ff ff -4. ' V an rw' H H Bierling, Rod W. Mt. Pleasant Bilton, Catherine L. Eutawville Black, lohn E. Columbia Bodiford, Cecil T. North Augusta Brazell, C. Gerald Goose Creek Breland, Karen K. Charleston Brown, Elizabeth A. Sullivans Island Bryant, Bobby R. Hanahan Buero, Harold T. Charleston Buero, Lynn Charleston Bull, Patricia Cameron Bunch, Delane C. Harleyville Bunch, june H. North Charleston Butner, Timothy R. Columbia Byrd, Robert E. Mullins Campbell, Paul T. Charleston Cannon, john L. Charleston Casper, Doris O. Branchville, Va. Sophomores 229 Sophomores Champey, Susan Sumter Chandler, Fred D. lr. Hemingway Charpia, Cheryl T. Summerville Chinnes, Ronald W. North Charleston Claiborne, Robert 1. Summerville Clarke, Cely M. Greenville Clark, A. Hozea Ridgeville Coker, Debra R. Hanahan Collier, Patricia A. Hanahan Cook, Charles M. North Charleston Cooke, Frank W. North Charleston Congden, john W. North Charleston Cordray, Marian Ravenel Craven, Michael V. Ladson Crosby, Celeste E. Walterboro Cummings, Carl E. lr. Sumter Darlington, Stephen P. Mt. Pleasant de Roos, Frans A. Camden Dew, George P. Sumter Doscher, lohnnie D. Walterboro Droze, Charles G. Summerville Dukes, Carol E. Reevesville Early, john E. St. Matthews Edwards, Tommy Greenville Elrod, Ronnie L. St. George Elliott, Warren D. Mt. Pleasant Evans, Renee Charleston Fender, Wanda G. St. George Fields, Sally A. Holly Hill Finch, Susan E. Campobello Sophomores .4 , 1 ., . i i fgjs. r 4 lf i A fx - as 1' X f . A 4 w 13' ,-eq. r' x.. ve ,sw on L.- 1, . Y l' SBS v l I X AZ -14. 'in ., ,K ...ia 5, af- '64, .a 2-:wrt 1 'f + X Zap- .' . 1 1 w w? -. e x sa f sgii' X 5' gy s..,z,j. f 17 1 TM- r X. . YK I l .li U 'Tian 'W L ,gi i l kr I fx Y , 'fra 1 ,.., 12, ,Q if ft. Y I ffg: rg' as 9 , xw. i f 'W ' fm ff? Q, ' .fr ' , kg? Wig. ,- .- 1 zu ax QA. If er., ' --.- Ili 1- tg' it 'Ein GQ xwigvs ' 3-2'm 'ii fn k , 5' t kb' 1' - 1 .S N , 5 N l N .- ' ln- .s-'5' min ,nn-F!-C 1 6 .1,..:- I ,ag ,. M 'lg 0-5 i 1-PX A . :VN -gg an ns. , .ai A X 'S+ af' 'Up gs V P Pg 'sk ... 'T' 'G 1: git we Q if ,,tx J, . ...fag w 'i ' L. A- ... it 9 i ,cw 'Q va? .--e X I it 'i ' i hy! f 3. gdb. f ,S X. ,.. -1 :WNW ix. :,,-. in fi if' ,XG-'vs ax.. , 111. ,pr i rt, ra, 'VX il? t 4 . 5 19 ov x an v , X . seems. 1 get , is , K ska- ..... it fl l ,YQ . Flack, G. Thomas Greenville Flarisee, Samuel lr. Moncks Corner Folse, Stephen 1. Holly Hill Fountain, Carl F. Lamar Fox, C. Randy Timmonsville Fralix, Helen M. St. George Frances, Wini F. Charleston Franchini, Archie Myrtle Beach Frank, Ronald Summerville Fultz, Carola A. Charleston Heights Gardner, jerry M. Marion Gasperone, Sylvia E. North Charleston Geddings, jo Ann Sumter Gerrald, Evander Nichols Gillchrist, Robert Honolulu, Hawaii Giordano, Pamela O. North Charleston Gourley, William G. Charleston Green, Edwina Charleston Heights Greene, Philip R. Narshville, N.C. Ham, Henry L. Lamar Hamilton, Deborah l. Summerville Hanes, Mary Lu Holly Hill Hentosh, Barbara l.A. Charleston Heights Hernandez, Christine A Andrews Hiers, Clyde L. North Charleston Hightower, Lynn Ladson Hinners, Richard M. Charleston Hinson, David L. Charleston Hiott, Steven B. jr. St. Stephen Holladay, lack R. Charleston Sophomores 231 J' ' X5 95 s'M wr f M 232 Sophomores Wftp. X J Q9Q.,, I 41 1-,I t. . ? . la 5 ,Es as. -as - Sophomores as f lm it feta. if W .gf l lx- A sl- N ' L,- X ru 'F 'F' 'S F - L if ' s I Fl V ' - . My s Q, , . . ... QW., .' C xr' ,f wr if Q A 'F 4,5 W ' 4x xx - p-s 41. 5. Q-f in 'iv I ,. 4: vu 1 5.1 it MQ.. ' . , A, .2 4' - ,.:x ar. , K Q, , . I4 Q A 1 ' i, ce- ff . sh W, - '5'. , fv- '9' 'v Yu Q-f we . if :Q i, ig.. ,Z if 4 t 2 xiii. t ' 'L' K 1 Z 5, ' - ' -www. ' N Holman, Robert E. jr. North Charleston Horton, Phyllis V. Hampton Hucks, Theodore R. Charleston Heights Huffines, Thomas K. Ladson Huggins, Meta H. Columbia Humphries, Leroy F. jr. Summerville Hutto, lean W. Holly Hill Ingraham, Gabriel B. III Charleston jarrell, Perry C. North Charleston Kimsey, Charles D. lr. Charleston Lacey, lack R., lr. Ravenel Laffitte, Elizabeth A. Allendale Lail, Frank A. McClellanville Lewis, Carl E. Fairfax Long, Harris B. Hampton Lutz, W. Hallett Charleston Lynch, Randal F. Lynchburg McDaniel, Donna D. jacksonville, Fla. McGee, Buford B. lr. Ridge Spring McGrady, jesse R. jr. Yonges Island Mitchell, lewell Y. Charleston Mitchum, Augustus W. Bonneau Miller, Bobby Greenville Miller, Samuel j. Charleston Mixon, Keith M. Winnsboro Moore, Wanda G. Charleston Heights Moore, Robert F. North Charleston Moskow, Marcia D. Andrews Murray, David W. Charleston Murray, Evon Charleston Sophomores 233 Sophomores Murray, Gloria A. Charleston Nail, Debbie Mt. Pleasant Nettles, Robert A. Charleston Newton, George L. Charleston O'Reilly, K. Sue Conway Overton, Dianna L. Charleston Owens, Merrell F. Hemingway Padgett, Stephen M. North Charleston Patrick, Mary A. Summerville Patterson, Connie L. Myrtle Beach Peeples, joy Charleston Heights Pendland, B. Grace Charleston Perry, joyce V. Charleston Heights Petit, Kenneth D. Isle of Palms Piazza, Arnold L. Charleston Picking, jonathan T. Great Falls Platts, Gene A. Brunson Plummer, Dedree L. Florence Ponce, Ronald D. Charleston Prather, joseph T. Charleston Heights Pruitt, Matt P. Charleston Rabon, Deborah E. Beaufort Rainey, Michael H. Starr Raymond, Charles R. Yemassee Reed, Marilyn E. Charleston Rhodes, George H. Santee Robinson, Kenneth johns Island Rogers, Cynthia M. Charleston Heights Ross, Gertrude E. Dorchester Rowland, Carl j. Charleston 234 Sophomores :QS 'ffvfvw .G f- Q-L R. if.. ,N . -Y '-.. Q. - v . l'x A .. ,, if I fi! a 'A ' - S Air' . x X. ,, , . . it ' N ff qu 0 ,di X1 11-' rx ' 'fl X ai. . l . ,,g .ni . ,N-. t. ' 5 . Q-, , wk 6:01 . ' 1 Pl-.K r1'q:- ':'5?5'! ! ': annul A . .X fl i. rfb 'VS ' t X qt-1 Y is .- LX N l. Q GQ A 'CT 1 . - 1 X 1 5.1 ' I -v--- Y ,- y . 25 1: Th C . 'L- r 1 is 1 .4-. X' l .QJ5 AA ,Rs .xx I . xt A 'Tw .5 1223, siiis F' 1 . x Q 7 LX .ff , . .4 L , l ' If i . C MQ ,A 5 , ss. - 6? 'S Leo .,. Q- - A,.,. L vi . G ,XXQ 5 ,x Ni Q . 'Q 5 L A , s ' f A.,.x.a ,Sw 'YL . xA NW :AQ -F, 'V Qi 1... 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V ,.f V -e ..-ye---EL ,,,, . . .,,.......- feiglj.. y.,:..p,.,., ,mhw f wwwm'w4.:z.wwf.5wi5'fK .f ' ., , f , - -, A ' fre ' :V-f-rw -'z f'-fy--. rw.. -.f-A-M ,1,,ff,,w,. f ,V -.H 1 . - , V .7 -a....,g, fl.. Q -'W ' 'M ffwfhf' ,, Tm -' f'--H - --'hr 'r-'aeelf' J' ', ,,fg , 'LL ,mffawJj41y5f,.' , ww f, ,,,,,, 05- V ' awggr-7 ..., am w vgbg' U 31 I 'af-if-as? :JV M .M ,mu,,,,,,,Ww.Mfg.-gzg5,Wa?,gQ,,,,,., ,ig ,H M Q : ::i'r 'ting i' ' ..,'::L'-:xf'W f- '5it5'r fi':g:,. :LW - Royster, Donald R. Manning Sanders, Tommy R. Greenwood Saunders, Mary L. Nairobi, Kenya Scarborough, Robert C. Lamar Senser, Bonnie I. Summerville Shanklin, Douglas A. Osceola, Indiana Sharpe, Wilbur F. lr. Charleston Sheffield, William L. Ill Walterboro Shokes, Clyde H. lr. Charleston Smith, Alan E. Charleston Sophomores 235 Sophomores Smith, Larry W. Denmark Smith, Teresa j. North Charleston Smith, W. Rogers Summerton Smoak, Carlyle M. Walterboro Smoak, Jerome W. Charleston Heights Smoak, Lucinda R. Ridgeville Sox, W. Robert Cayce Spell, Thomas B. Walterboro Stephens, lanice Harleyville Stewart, Christopher W Lake City Stiltz, Edward l. C-oose Creek Strickland, Gloria 1. Fair Bluff, N.C. Sweatman, Alice N. Charleston Swindell, Gerald W. jr. Miami, Fla. Tanner, Ann L. Charleston Tassin, Mae M. Charleston Taylor, W. David Upper Marlboro, Maryland Thompson, M. Elaine Hanahan Thompson, Robert S. Mt. Pleasant Trussell, Mary E. Hanahan 236 Sophomores l Q A-g Q'-1 W A. 'S 5 X, ,x '1 F xo Y: XXX X X rx we N At l Q i s xg ,ips .7'f- 'CP' . 'L ui A l .- if? vt.. xi l f'- 219 5 D 'AS x. Q :Ass W mn- l ff , 'lr 'iw i ip ff ' 'R - aa.. ls. nv 0' ,ge f i i ' 'Nix t Qi: tt' Il if f V Q l 1 i i i Q it y , 4 4, K gf , f , , a l l JV' Tylee, Zimmerman D. Ill Charleston Vallentine, jack G. Cope Vassar, Stephen D. Charleston Veronee, Cyril D. St. George Waggoner, Pamela S. Charleston Walker, Irby E. Barnwell Wannamaker, David W. Charleston Washington, Chalma T. Yonges Island Watts, Alyce P. Georgetown Wenger, David C. jr. Charleston Wentworth, Charlotte E Charleston Heights Whittington, Gloria A. Conway Williams, Clayton M. lr. Charleston Williams, Glenn E. North Charleston Wilson, Marilyn M. Charleston Wilson, William S. Moncks Corner Wyckoff, Francis W. jr. Walterboro Wynn, Nancy E. North Charleston Young, Sharon L. Charleston Heights Sophomores 237 238 Freshmen 1303539291 QW l wuillhh 1 51,1 - 5 5 '.. jack Cordray President 'IL' ' 5' '-' 7-5 , T-M.. 1'9- Yvv Fr fr- M., JT... 4 ,1 . ,U N. 4 ' ..s 'I '.,,,, 0 W, , f Trudy Eskew Kathy Borom Secretary Treasurer Freshman Q 'Wlfv Jia, V ,mfF.gq, i -, f Kaye Hughes Vice-President Freshmen 239 Freshmen Ackerman, jannette C johns Island Aman, George P. Georgetown Ankersen, Edward A. Mt. Pleasant Avery, William K. Charleston Heights Bagwell, Frances j. Spartanburg Bailey, Daniel G. Hanahan Banks, james j. Summerville Barnwell, Elnora Frogmore Baxley, Deborah A. Charleston Bayne, Valerie K. Easley Belk, Gene C. Sumter Biggerstaff, Phillip W. Charleston Blair, james Tampa, Fla. Borom, Myrtle K. Charleston Bowers, David C. Ladson Bowling, Franklin M. Charleston Boyd, johnny S. Walterboro Breland, Faye M. Walterboro Brigman, Richard H. Hanahan Brown, john I. Sumter 240 Freshmen 2 ffl l. 3 'Jin C5 -ww x -1: 1' S if'fa vw' 'xiii .ji in '. gill If fl, Q f sp . X ,W .J F yrs. I 3, Q W' s .,.. . 0 . 4 'gum ' 1: 5 I 'ff' 'X' Q, V :fig 5 ,X . 5. 5. N f Q5 1 4 X i is f ...ff . , 1 s AN . M sa .. , Q..- -ez. as: ll A W C i 'ffm M ' l f Y l Ax 5 , . I .. . M.. , ,, . , 4.- gg ,M g 1 ' 17 -h xt r g . i E . A .xt ,I 'g I . . l A 12' 601 , ' 93 1 , 4. X y y, f f. .ff Q i ft Q 4 l MA ct 2 'Wi L .Fm ,K , In F M... g N me - l k A ,, . A Q' -v- W W Y yi .1 ,,,- R., X JY fa fys 32 'Q sv , Q 'L M SW 'ff' . ' f , P , : ka - , I yr ,if , 'Q U, . L f -f ..,QyKw. '21 ' 'ff 4 -sxnfy v 4:1 'Sb .Q -rf Q x 'f ..z . 5 'ks vv 531 ' SP ,.f 1 -Ki f-'Y 'S' f' L fe i i 69' af X LL 1 S, b, A- 9 A ft 'X sl ir. Q' N LN ,.' 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North Charleston Dixon, William A. Florence Doyle, Walter F. Walterboro Drayton, Alice Charleston Duncan, Hilton M. Orangeburg 4 Freshmen 'sffm 23'x5 W re , X R K s S f Le . . . 2-'34 205 -N? l mi, ,LQ 3' ' 9 QL l KJ H Q Av .-is ' 3 :fa 'Cl' S, F ., W' 5 naff' L 5 ,fix , my . Q sf-, 4 ff X ff! ff fy ff., r 7' Dunn, Barbara L. Charleston Edenfield, William A Charleston Edwards, Michael H. Charleston Elm, Ken T. Cowpens Embler, Mical E. Greenville Emory, Hank F. Orangeburg Engelbracht, Susan L Charleston Heights Epstein, Mark B. Charleston Eskew, Etrulia A. Greenville Exley, Evette Savannah, Ga. Freshmen 243 Freshmen Flint, Cicki A. Charleston Flood, Claudette L. Moncks Corner Floyd, Richard D. Silverstreet Fulton, Wrefford j. jr. Summerville Gadsden, josh j. Mt. Pleasant Garges, Philip R. Charleston Gasior, Fred E. Carteret, N.j. Gentry, jasper M. Charleston Gilmour, Mark D. Burton Goodson, Walter North Charleston Gore, Amanda Ocean Drive Grady, Ira M. Moncks Corner Grant, Patricia A. Charleston Green, V. Gail Gable Grier, Martha L. Hanahan Grimball, Ernest W. I johns Island Grooms, Lynn C. Ridgeville Guinane, james j. Metuchen, N.j. Hager, Robert T. Charleston Hall, Charles L. Greenville 244 Freshmen 4h X 1 I E ,K F X . ft sg.. X. . G A X ' 1 A R aff hx ' fir 1 ,1 V s X sw . ff K tub , f J,-X fl l N t RX I X - hi 'JRE vb wan.:- Ub- 1 'B' X 1' ' x! 'P X. 9 fi s X X , S 'tx l N l L sf t 'X sg ... , ,-7. ,N K f 1 V. xx W cl A x . ' X gy 'libs' f j N Yaftf' Q Ni: z gl YV A, A .- I 'fs , V A' ' - i. ju AS , A i b y .Q H -. 0 Q 117-N 'NX Hamilton, Gloria K. Hanahan Hammett, ja es C. jr. m Greenville Hammond, john G. Charleston Hewitt, William j. jr. Aiken Hiers, Emma Charleston Heights Hilton, Cynthia L. Ridgeville Hinnant, Kenyon M. Eutawville Hoffman, Lola C. Conway Holden, john W. Charleston Heights Holladay, Robbie D. Manning Hopkins, Carolyn L. Summerville Horton, Michael D. Charleston Horton, William L. B. Charleston Howard, Yvonne A. North Charleston Huckabee, George N. Conway Huckaby, Robbie L. Florence Hughes, Cathy V. Loris Hughes, Donald F. Charleston Hughes, james D. North Charleston Hughes, Kaye H. Charleston Freshmen 245 Freshmen lseman, Michael D. Pamplico Isgett, joseph S. jr. Cheraw jacques, Roy W. Charleston jennings, james W. jr. North Charleston lessen, Lillian L. Summerville johnson, Robert M. jr. Charleston joiner, Sonja E. Charleston Heights jones, William A. Clinton Kammeyer, john M. Woodburn, Indiana Karnes, Edythe R. Georgetown Kennedy, A. jeanette Lake City Kestler, Dale E. Charleston Kimbrell, Cheryl E. Taylors King, Thomas E. Lancaster Kirkland, Kathryn E. Georgetown Lamb, Pamela L. Charleston Lannan, Tim G. Charleston Lawrence, john T. Charleston Lee, Sharon R. Dillon Lifrage, Michael H. Salters Limehouse, Kathie j. Cottageville Limehouse, Lynn B. Ladson Litchfield, Deborah L. Charleston Heights Long, Susan E. Estill Mabrey, H. Lynn Gaffney Marret, jefferson M. Smithfield, Ky. Maurer, Stephen j. Summerville McConnell, Dianne L. Ravenel McDaniel, Phillip T. Summerville McMichael, julius R. Fort Riley, Kansas 4 Freshmen rl, rx QL, 2, 1:.::' P X, ,fr X f . K, X Qt- ' , lbs-Y 6, A T X l M P' -Z if C 3 I' R 1 r 'I 0 ,-.. as ,K 1,47-'D 15 I O 1 g 12 'GF 1 1 . K 5 --f r X' K.: A A x-. 4854551 1 K- ' v:.,, 'sf' 3-'Q X 59 V. ic as is fr ,fit if . an air L , N' s Xi f- Ar u uf In 4.-I-7 I-IIIIII I-Ill... lllllll .1 u- 44' x L- , .Y r' lx L R l Ek fi? N ,fi . Q 3 x :a..' a ,. C., in 1 l ?'? '4..'. Q' ' 4 X al. -1 ,-. ,AI- . fo we x - . Il... ...- ss ,W J ' ' F Q1 U- 'x X X L 5 W I S i v fl lx fy' 5 X . V650 , - Af,fQJBJ.g W. l X I, Yr in .,.. lg... fs. fi-C - . titiiitaliili.iilUh2 L XXQ, ? .W-3 'Q' nah. . f-S' ,.-5 .- lf 'Q ,. ,,, .L t ' A . Q Q K t ei I gi. . yt nu-1 'Irs - N . it 1 . ,. IIT' it . 1 s CX 4, ,ty at Q., . j fi Qwwx 1 4575 f 4 . . M n r L... Mellette, Richard D. III Summerville Miller, David B. Tampa, Fla. Miller, john A. Savannah, Ca. Miller, Todd M. Hanahan Mixson, Larry D. Georgetown Mobley, jayne C. johnston Molony, Cynthia M. Charleston Moon, Nancy D. Charleston Mosser, Beverly L. Decatur, Ca. Mozingo, Barbara j. St. Stephens Mumerlyn, Virginia A. Pamplico Musick, Sherry M. Hemingway Myers, Dwight C. Branchville Nelson, joseph R. Awendaw Nichols, Michael P. Union Nielsen, Roger S. Avenel, N.j. Nowak, Marcella A. Charleston Oden, john Hanahan Oliver, Michael A. Charleston Osesky, Paula M. Charleston Ott, Robert K. Charleston Overby, Dan F. Charleston Heights Parker, Richard D. Beaufort Parks, B. Carol Columbia Paul, LaMargaret Y. Charleston Heights Peper, Warren j. jr. North Charleston Peters, john F. Charleston Pooser, William D. Mt. Pleasant Powell, Larry V. Hanahan Powers, Peggy D. St. George Freshmen 247 Freshm n Price, Kenneth R. Charleston Price, Linda j. Charleston Puckett, joe Summerville Quinn, Stephen j. Avenel, N.j. Ramsey, Glenn B. Mt. Pleasant Ratley, Linda P. Hanahan Rentz, Robert S. Columbia Reynolds, Denice D. North Charleston Richter, Charles R. Wadmalaw Island Ritchie, Catherine Charleston Riggins, Finis C. Charleston Rigney, Reynolds W. johns Island Robinson, Deborah j. Charleston Roszell, Kathryn M. Ladson Rushing, David W. Allendale Russell, Penny E. Aiken Rutledge, Bonita j. Summewille Saunders, Susan D. Kenya, East Africa Schroeder, Manning E. Charleston Scott, Larry R. Charleston Sherrill, Lindell H. Lake Butler, Fla. Shuler, Rosemele Pineland Simon, Lawrence j. Charleston Simmons, Gloria j. Hardeeville Simmons, Larry W. Summerville Yonges Island Wk tg- ' V- ,x t - t ' N A 'Q - ' f U Q'-. , ,Q I X i , ff .I Q. S Yfifl 4--UN i f kj .iii 1 I 7 'Xu' :qi N gs I. V .,.3:'f-,-..m. 9 I vs .ae an - Z - WW, X., N nw ,th Q5 fi.- 2' .. if Simmons, Thelma S. 'ii' J N -.N f Sineath, Thomas H. North Charleston Singleton, William j. Sumter Smith, Frances S. Fairfax Smith, julian B. Charleston Freshmen 1. 1--f X. is tmi G' 2 LQ' 'fx 2 'L' A ' 4 Q. 5 'Qivf W5 M xx wi ...L 5 Q A ! kg Q x Q ,png ' ia. d' 'E ' 'U' 73- fi' , A 'M ' w - vs ' X l ' - 4. -.. - Q- f 2 ' N X 4 yi sf Q . Az 'i af . 5 f W 1, ia' W , . . . ..,.,, A 1 1,3 ,gg -'S .st W :vt 1 .V , mv 5 5 , V r 'e w ' 1 X f Mg: t . ya . . - . Q zz -- .- Hs 49' ' A 'U Jun - M ' ,,, A K , , vis- l - s ' , X. , 6 N' , 'X - r 1. .. ss f , ts QM Q ' 1 sq 'W vii ' 1 ' 'ii ' , 5 E - i f ' . ., t.. Mag. ri MQ' .- N i -Q Z spd ': fs-t-.Ku Bbw , - ': 4 . asrtrvf -in , in L ' 2 2'9 ,gr . t, .SA ta- Es? t ,qv -in 'xg' 4' Q47 it QL ,Ft E, + , f t rs .ri ' ? 5 if ur 3 . ,s , fp, S 4 ,QQ 3 I 5 RJ l 9 A 2' an- -1. flfx -A: ,.. 1- L, . K KN M fr A x K l A ' dmv X Aj, - A .4 1 'Q R 1 4 i , f t, . r I Y as-, - vm' by W- 'uv' :gli '-at N- . 1 Xxx FQA. ui'-an-.-,M ,I .,,,,, hiv at 1 -rn., ,. lt 'iwfift num? 5 x Z .,. W ge 5' 5' H 5 ,iw , CP. Nr I f- 5 ff! 75- Smoak, Carl L. X at ' X Cordova S 'X Smyre, Nancy L. , Charleston 2 Stafford, Tim A. Wheatland, Indiana I 5 H S I 111- 1 ' :, y if ,,., I Stands, Nancy L, It Columbia - ' ...: . 16 Stanley, Ralph W. ,i w Hanahan if Z ', 3 Stowe, Gregory R. K l ff L1 'V ' jacksonvulle Beach, Fla. Freshmen 249 i Freshmen 250 Stressing, Kenneth D. Charleston Heights Stringer, Dean S. Hanahan Tassin, Lauralyn M. Charleston Tennyson, Barney M. SulIivan's Island Thames, Ray l. Awendaw Thomas, Alice E. Charleston Heights Thomerson, Kathy L. Hanahan Todd, Kathryn A. Myrtle Beach Tomlinson, Tommy B. Charleston Heights Towles, Steven K. Charleston Turner, Karen P. North Charleston Van Atten, Kenneth C. Charleston Vaughan, Gregg S. Dorchester Vickery, loyce M. Belton Vitali, Keith E. Columbia Walker, james M. Orangeburg Wall, john T. Hanahan Warren, Micah L. Ravenel Washington, Harriett A. Charleston Weber, Michael G. Charleston Wells, David K. Spartanburg Williams, Odessa Charleston Williams, Rose M. Charleston Williams, Sarah D. Charleston Willis, Carson L. Charleston Wise, Stan O. jr. Marietta, Ca. Witcher, james M. Charleston Woods, Michael C. Charleston Wright, Earle Coose Creek Yost, ludith A. Summerville Freshmen l - , . X L ,Vx sf X -, .- 4 ' I c j .mv -.ef ' - ' ,lx . QI, V ,, Q ,, 7 v - A ,J S X S71- X N ' ty, A fl, . fi t .f fwlal ttf Hg 'P' 'h Q , ff' 2, ,ea 2. . V . ' fi - -1... fd ' ' ' AX' i Y V, ,- V xi xl Q 1 ,Tlx W j U, -.,,,,,,e9'I,, 9Lr5m i L jil',lxi,! -. 'wi raffle. dll- ii 'TN - '3.f'f' , Fl' wh gr ' i ' 2 j,Sl ,A1 fQ- I u ,CR Q to M ft. 1 , fs 7 '5- .- i 1 - A X 7 x v i X to Y ' 5 A i X I Y' 1? 1 . 1: 2' 5,q F vs f 5 ' ' H 'NAL ' its K .- ! Y slr 'F' y 4 i I 3 1, Q X U .. Q... 2' f AZ vt 1 lA'l .. ,I . 4. 41 'is Z' 'V ,xf . 'S . x Z f i Y NN I l l , 2 A 2 :- K . Dx l K' S TER THR 1 EY IT OL' if xgf fu, I. , 4 .,, , f -.. , ,f. rf - -- 1 - W vw .fzv 'T 2 Y -,lfl .-A.' 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V I, lf ,va Q 1 1- K-.ff fr ,, , ,M UFSES Bowen, ludith Caison, jewel Hanf, Lida Hardwick, Joyce jackson, Kathy lowers, Carol McGee, Deloris Richardson, Libby Still, Susan Williams, judy Wiz wg V. 4 ,., , - EQ 9' short wwf' PLE SCICIEY V X? Qgfg 3 5-its l N W Q- N , . ,vgfqiggw Q 21. r'Qf'gq - , we-s,S',Ev g v??.gy . Q i., ' i N ti ..,V N ' V 575 . Q U 'z 4 51632, .flag . 54 W- ffgg egg: E-iq! in Q , , - fggl .js 211 5:-1. 3 ' S ,. iigxsg' Q . 0 1,1 , . if . , :VV E ' sf' L- ff? 5 ll 'A W- Q 3 'gs J - iff i V -5 5 , 5 ' ' .E V,iv g wg if R i 54 I . I 9. A 1 3 A v ' 'Q' ' Q C t . Holding up your end of the bargain Making a big job smaller Following the right methods Cleaning up the Campus Respecting the authority Getting the projects under way ..,,....,....,....,.. . . WHAT Nowzz Cooperation 259 X 7 - Qxggfllffeli ,Q or Truing.8. Balancing DEPARTMENT STORE 106 South Main Street Summerville, South Carolina Phone: 873-2720 ONE-STOP SHOPPING IN SUMMERVILLE 260 Ad ets e ts Brakes Front End Alignment New 8. Recap Tires Batteries Budget Terms . - 2 FA, . 5 Si.- .t r.... , 873-1271 308 N. Main Street Summerville Compliments of james Oldsmobile 652 King Street Charleston, S. C. Representing Daily The Printed Word That Enhances The Mind Cf Man UQQENOM muh Qfmtrm' CHARLESTON EVENING POST Whitey's Grocery Toggery Tree GOOD SERVICE Famous Men's Fashions Friendly Atmosphere 100 Central at Richardson We Cash Checks Summenfille, S. C. 873-4542 Highway 78 Ladson, S, C, Exclusive Men's Wear d 4 'Xi ' Should you be an ., ENGINEER . f. y s xy u l 4 : , , vm Every year more and more young men and women graduate Xl from South Carolina high schools. lt is an event which 1 4 ' 'ea in . . . . . i . l -5 poses this important question: What rs the next step alter r' - - graduation? ll you are searching tor the right career, I ' and have an inquiring mind, an interest in math . f ' and want a satisfying lite, a rewarding career '-K ll Xwk in engineering can be yours. The time to . .s . 5' start is nowl Talk to yourparents and school counselor today. Military Bands UR E Umforms Formal Wear f O-I-OR 2038 Meeting Street Charleston Heights, S. C. 29405 PEARLMAN'S INC. S Q A 5 .y A Formals To Rent s t r c rcr r r s 44:15. E 1r: t y- Dial 723-4842 E . . . i fy 349 Kara Sweet J Charleston, S.C. . 262 Ad . gYikL Argr 773 i l A TM F 9,51 nm Y ' ' GI I 1-Q .V I :uw 4 V . f 5' . 'H g1al,k,IlllL,4' 170 Calhoun Sr. a--'P' 18 Broad a,f, ,fin - ,wif - ' ' - 'fx 1 -. . 5.4! 40 'ff' gf ff f '1 1 ff j.,.,'Q64lg. , f,,f?'74a:gj,f , , , Lg. ' ,gf 1714- ,, ,ML 'Z' ,g'f1157Zff44e.-.4 f w Y - - Q ff?-i 'Fg, , 37 Ll ,, law Charleston Air Force Base mn, Q, ii fx .' . . X - f ' , , -V ff E N ' x 1 ' ' .L.,:Qx Rs. . ig x - , 'Q' 1 1 mamma -:Nassau L! v 255' fs' A 1 E 2 J E 5 + 145 East Bay Sl, 3356 Rivers'Awei 'w x l , V 4 . ,,' A'.A :Q A f f , f f - ' ' , W 'il mf Y 1 , 1 , V , ' ,z ' V , l f . K ,g. 1 Q Q! ,Qi ' Gramm Cmy North 1114 'Morrison .Drive fi'f,:- J 1 L iii - 51ii1 A ffl 'fx 1 , . 1 H I, ,7 'E,,, ' hifi , 1 q w I m , A 2 -'f'q 4 r i ,', M. .ff ' f '5 , A? 1' K f 1 1 Y I J ,X ff , 2 3' I t W X 'I Y H gli jx E5 D 1, 7 ' if J I I N A X, 1 X W' I ,' ' ' K 'f ima ,- 1141:-asus 9 W , I ,4 'W Q ' Bremwoqd Shopping Pisgah 239 King Street ' ' fyf ' f ' fl fi ' X Q , .4 , ..f ?v'f - , f f- X f?'IlE:.. : -' .Z X I ,Z V G, , V j s r YV V g , E 1 V ,, his , M gr 5 234 N. Main Sr. fSUl'I1mCl'Vi1l6P U,S.Nava1 Base SL Amirisws Shbpping Cfiilwlfx c Twelve convenient First National branches in the Greater Charlestown area. First National Bank Q! South Carolina ' Adwnisemefncs 263 BURNSIDE Donoe, INC. The Home of the Good Guys Soles Remounf of Rivers Service 747-0461 ez BYIENIJEI. S. Bl'l315A STAFFORD The time to buy life insurance is when you don't eed it, because when you do you can't get it. 264 Ad t SHONEY'S . HOME OF THE NATIONALLY FAMOUS BIG BOY 0 HAMBURGER U COMPLETE DINNERS SERVED IN OUR 140-SEAT DINING ROOM 0 PLUS CURB AND CARRY OUT SERVICE A DIAL 1656 S. Savannah Hwy. - 556-2832 AND 6328 N. Rivers Av. - 553-7550 WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE YOU GOING Winter or summer have us make all arrangements to get you there and back home again AAA RENTALS, INC. individuals or groups we Rent Mosf Anyfhingf' 355Meei,,g RoQd RAVENEL TRAVEL Charleston Heights, S.C. D ' 747-7646 established 1909 nofees charged 67 Broad Street Charleston, S. C. Ufliq Settle I or less . Qrjoq H1 e its good ri-is 1, 1- I REAL of 6 I THING CoKE AT THE BAPTIST coufor BE REALLY REFRESHED Bottled under authority of The Coco-Colo Company by Ad t t 265 QSERWCE R .Elk-., E i Eight minutes from Baptist College Just off I-26 ot Remount Rocud NORTH CHARLESTON'S FORD DEALER 5 R525 F2312 EY REAL SPECIALISTS SPECIAIJSTS 'I3 BROAD STREET '1'L'lt'i'2'iL'fl'E M fl2IfIJ2f m s F IKE l USUN-TY I I sues - Luses - RENTALS 923:25 2565? I kcsaonrrm. rnommss J' YOU'VE GOT A LOT TO LIVE haamuoeampany P.O. Box 297 24 Vendur Ronge Charleston, South Co rolino Office: 722-1679 Home: 723-9132 PE PSI-COLA AND PEPSI HAS A LOT TO GIVE l PARAGO PRESS is proud to be the publisher of the 1971 Cutlass Bill Morgan, Representative Advertisement 267 E.M. jones Chevrolet .EJ ... L......... CHEVROLET ...1... ... l tr 337 North Main Street Summerville, S. C. 873-1810 man ono no-ntqoansetr N N R S To RES Make Your Home Your Hobby KINGS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER - KING 6. GROVE STREETS CHARLESTON. S. C. 29403 - TELEPHONE: 723-5519 PARKER POULTRY COMPANY PHONE 723-7271 Fresh Dressed Poultry 0 South Carolina Grade IIAII l 15 Romney Street Charleston, South Carolina The Best Dressed Chicken In Town lllllt' 1 268 Adve t se-ments IF l1 Sgg ICE CREAM COMPANY A-22l RIVERS AVENUE CHARLESTON HEIGHTS. S. C. 29405 I N, .D 1 q, 5 1 'xx -1 1 'Hx' -A rpg, ' V ' n 1. ' f 11 f X -k, , , x A, l .Nu 1 4 . wif s. 1 ' 1 I 5 ' . .. - f . W X. -I p I , . 1 v, I 1 of A A 5 Y, .nil - f.,, ,,.4Il.l XV! , Y f v I ..4 5 . f ' v f , ' , 4. V' 1 ,., 1' A x , , .--fy-:sf-...,..A. I . .1 , YM g , 144, N., P, , Q rn -x 'fi . 'pw' pn., . A, 1 Q 4 ,.,x H fy , 3 1 .g'f' 1 v A ,. .7 X ,fF1S1 ax' .VV XXV. ,N I f.. , H i rffa, xx Y ffl A .1 .. . !,:'4w, W, A I - - .Uv . 1, .'4 v 4QHvdWuf x 7133, J' I, IL, Q, . i'Z' ' n -A i. - I I I Q 1 1 , , , 2 u ,i 270 Memorial 0 X., VA , uf -., ,Q A 1 :W f 2 fr 1 :LSE x -,5 X E-1 Li! .G in I, x 1? f ,M.' Z in ,li LMQNDEL RIWRS ' -1-,- -nw., 14 X A 1 1 Elected to Congress fifteen times, today he stands among the tallest of the men in America and the world. He is the American, who, in the name of Congress and with the authority of the Constitution, raises armies and launches navies. With every fiber of his being, and with every means at his disposal, he unceasingly defends, guards, and directs the freedoms of this Country, with never a thought of his own personal sacrib fice. He is keenly aware that it is the freedom of a Man's mind that keeps him free. L. Mendel Rivers September 28, 1905-December 28, 1970 Memorial 271 '-J ' w 1 V Y I E , , Xlflzyn r i QF 1 TE ,225 as EEE Eg: fi: FE 314 1:53. 4 1.52 I QE N. I 3 1 1 K k Q4 i I 1 5 1 i i F mga X. In 1971, the Cutlass took trends never followed before. Carrying out a theme, a very important aspect of yearbook production, was the most important. The theme carried out through the pictures and copy, was designed to make each student think about his school and what it means to him. More body copy, another important require- ment, was put in so that you might read and know what the pictures are. Paper in four different colors was also used. Although you may not agree with the choice of the colored paper, it has its purpose. Like the moods of an individual, so has the Cutlass changed moods at times during the year. The colors re- flected you ancl your school chang- ing. Thanks to the many people who contributed their time to identify a picture, to collect a list of names, and to those who took the even bigger jobs. Editor Closing 27 s I , fs 2, jf.-, .vc x, ,,,q ..5.wf .- ,N V M .WV ,L ... W 1 1 274 Closing 2 3 1 1 5 iff i J' 3 5 I ,Kg-4,5 fl f 'W' I N If -.. .vzs 2 , , A Q... yu ,' ' 3' V 1 fsnuvw VVond Hng What your olay will be like two weeks from novv if you've made the right decisions Hovv many pairs of shoes you have worn out How you ever made it What everyone else is going to do How far you are from the top lf you have really Changed any at all .....,. WHAT NOW??? Closing 273 M fl: K guilg-I ' I xf'vL, ,. , ,,., N u ' ' T' - ,. , M ... V It 1. it ' '91 . ' . R .. ' il. ' wf frgi A - x V'4'4'a x 1 i W i --,wa H, '- ' -M 0 .. ' ' . - , 4. , .. ..,,. -..,..,W,Q,v ...pf i 1 , ' .,g. 1 ir Wi - :T-fT3'i,,g. 1 ' 41 A , fm, fv 2 ., ,,., 5 ,fi 4 A ' ,,,.,..f' 5 Y K! Q33 , 1, W. o,m'..,4, ,,,, - ,,,,,1,,g5vzMW wwzxfgggpxa 'A-' -. ' 'ab f 4 -W U . - K R 1 , Qu., N . . . , . ' ' 1 VP , . 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