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

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be there when a friend needs you check the mail see what the coffee houses are i e go to visit the library cut as few classes as possible catch a quick nap play frisbee after supper see a basketball game shoot the bull with a friend get a parking sticker and then visit Charles Towne Landing throw a surprise party make up your bed cash a check before 4:00 say thank you l k park inthe right plaCG wear your gym suit to class play an instrument or sing The Volkswagen in the ditch is just a small example of the Baptist College boys dis- like for the Citadel Cadets. Ordering their class rings symbolizes for juniors the work they have accomplished to become seniors. lvlical Embler was the winner of the Mr. Dogpatch Contest, which was held on Sadie Hawkins Day and sponsored by the BSU. 6 Opening 17.1- V.hy , 2 - ' .. 4. f, 4 Heir is ? iff? . x 7f43ff W . E x r Q ,t.i assmgm f , ki .-,my M A 1.1 , 5 al x ,u Q i fi,-.gs ' A G f, . ' s .- vi-,swsf,, 1 gsf f , HW 1, Q ,eff Q 4 f f , A if f fx ff w 7 X lf Tv as mai? 4. aye , + , --A ., ' - .yf f' ,fs,,t,,f-.b ,Q Y' ff ., f- fa ff? ,iff , is f mm.-W-,fw , .4. f 1 5 sr? w 5 W ' gggi.. ., , ,, ,yi M. 'Zn' F V fa 1 Qi V is ? 1 J ff y f 1 ? i we .Q X g if he ,JCB X If gig in Z 162 Z: o ,i 222 tg 3 u i 'Q 5 X Q 3 fr Q 'Q f. 2 lt ' 5 l Q 9 9 Q is . F, 1. 5 as ,gr 6 fa fi' s ' rp. t .y at f ,Q 1 v:, 1,1 - a Q 3 .4 ' s ,X , , E . . a , .- 1 4 s-, i V I 1:6 .4 t i , Mi ' - X 1 r f i w ifi ll gilifliifl is i figs Ii it , f g s ' -V . '- f fr ?tWaW,.sm ., W ,, I 3 e 51 . , r 2, - , 4 112 f l f f 1 r s, i f WFS , 4 - . Q , .f 2 , 4 '- f - M V i, Vi ,.,,,, ,. Q IFIFZEQE' :1 3' - 5' If , ' ' 'W ' 'W ff ffqh.-315252 ,qw Q K' ' 3 'f '1: '.-SGT:-2. i A i i. f f ., A ., , d sw X l l ,l i .l l l l l l l 3 . QJ

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