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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1975 volume:

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' 4 ., . ff ' ' ' .... , 0' ,.. A A,, - - - , - , 51--nz -I-N J ..,4,,,,,N 1- H A V ., ' - 1-n ,,,. ,,+-,-Ha-:aft , , C A STUDENT GUIDE TC Baptist College A ANNEX The Women's Annex has proven to be a successful housing alternative for the increasing number of women students coming to BCC. Through extra effort and the willingness of students to turn a potential problem into a challenge, the unit has become a pleasant place to live. B BICYCLES You freeze in the winter and burn up in the summer. People always make comments about how strong your legs look. Dogs love you, and hills and bumps always seem to be in your way. But bicycle riding is fun and seems to be catching on at BCC. C CAMPUS CUPS Security is assured on our BCC campus by our own campus cops. They keep order on campus and best of all, they let you in the dorm when you come in late. CONCERTS One of the biggest activities on campus is a concert. The SCA did a great job of planning concerts. The year began with The Dean Scott Show entertaining on La- bor Day. The SCA also brought Iosh White, Loggins and Messina, and the promise of more concerts later on. 2 if K . 4 gi 5 4 1 A Q tt' a H 2' it ' 5 W is Y N... 'Y .1 . iv. - Q sr A ig ra' Na- tw' Qi .5 ' . il 'ffl' 1 5-1-It A 1240 is Ci? CONVQCATION Each Wednesday, almost every Baptist College student, piles to the gym for convocation. A schedule of events for the coming week is reviewed before the program. Stu- dents work hard to provide an interesting speaker or group. Political candidates, evangelists, singing groups, and various BCC students have provided the programs. D DATING Man, it's been so long since I had a date, I've forgotten what to say. Wonder if I look all right? What if she's a dog? Ifll kill my roommate for lining me up with her. Maybe, if everything goes right .... DCRM LIFE Upon entering college, most students have a big adjust- ment to make. They have to move from their cozy room to a large building full of people. Signing in and out be- comes a necessity for the women, while the men pretty well come and go as they please. Comradeship does de- velop in dorms, and why not? When you live with some- body who sees your good and bad sides, you either love 'em or hate 'em-or a little bit of both. E EATING Eating is a battle to get a large helping of something good at a cheap price. This sometimes presents a prob- lem. Meals at BCC are rarely dull, however. During the course of a meal you're bound to drop something or find something that shouldn't be there. If you're lucky, it won't be moving. F F RATERN ITIES Fraternities are very popular around BCC because they offer a break from the dull monotony of school. The so- cial life of many students centers around fraternity par- ties. Night life is stressed and all fraternities enjoy getting together for a party. 3 FOUSEBALL One of the major past times at BCC is playing foose- ball. The fooseball machines are always occupied in the student center, with some people even having figured out how to play the game without paying the quarter. G GREEK DAY Tug of wars, digging for dimes in flour, and riding tri- cycles are several of the main events to be seen on Greek Day. The .sororities and fraternities compete against one another for big trophies and they always have a good turnout for this spring event. H HASSLES Everyone encounters hassles. Whether from your steady, your professor, or just your roommate, everyone has problems sooner or later. College life soon teaches one that there is nothing that can't go wrong. I ICE CREAM I've never eaten so much vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry in my life! Ice cream is a major part of a stur dent's meals-whether at lunch or out at Northwoods Mall. Either way, students are usually well filled with ice cream upon graduation from BCC. 1 jocc1Nc Many joggers can be seen around campus. Everything from athletes to overweight coeds to faculty members are encountered running at all times of day and night. K KITCHEN What would students do without our BCC kitchens? The kitchen in the lunchroom provides the wonderful meals for us and the kitchens in the girls' dorms fill us up after eating in the cafeteria. L LABS livery BCC student experiences at least once in their career at college, an afternoon in lab. For most, this is a learning experience. For some, it's an opportunity to model plastic aprons and safety glasses. LINES Our life at Baptist College begins with a registration line and ends with the graduation line. In between, there are 9586 more lines to stand in. BCC does teach one patience. M MAIL The mail boxes are a mixture of puzzled students trying to remember their combinations, frantic students looking through the junk in their pocketbooks for their keys, and gleeful students receiving long awaited letters. Several students share each box and the luckier students have a good magazine coming into their box which each person reads before the owner receives it. N NIGHT LIFE Night life consists of studying, going to the Bucaneer Room, meeting someone in Littlejohn parlor, or going off campus. For those preferring the off campus night life, Charleston provides many interesting places. Some BCC students can be found at one of many spots enjoying themselves. Their motto is preserve wildlife-throw a party. U GPEN HCUSE Once a week, students have the opportunity of open house. From one to five on Sunday afternoon, BCC stu- dents can have a guest in their rooms, provided the door is left open! P PARKING Parking is sometimes a hassle at Baptist College. All the places are taken, and you aren't allowed to park on the grass, so some students end up having to park on Fron- tage Road. Well, those are the breaks. PRESIDENT'S RECEPTICN Each year, all new freshmen are invited to a reception to get acquainted with Dr. and Mrs. Hamrick. This is held in the Cold Room. Each student thoroughly enjoys the event and the opportunity of meeting the college's president. H6 1 2' f K, , nu, , 'T 5 ,J 14 ' f , 2 , ,B I, R fffr y, I ry 9- E I A s'Y 'L 4 X A s f:gLk'.4lQ1,.3-S.. 1 1 ai qs-li we 'X gm. . 0 1. fi ,W PDA- BCC students are governed by the regulation that no af- fection will be publicly displayed beyond handholding. As you might guess, this is often broken, resulting in demerits. PARLUR Littlejohn Parlor provides a place for males and fe- males to be together-as long as they only hold hands. Many activities go on in the parlor such as watching t.v., card games, or just talking to friends. Q Quizzes An important part of the academic life of Baptist Col- lege is its testing. Whether a major test or just a pop quiz, students usually have to study for them. R REFLECTIUN PUND The reflection pond offers a wide variety of experi- ences. Some enjoy watching the birds. Others just like staring into the water, while some even get to go for a quick swim. REGISTRATION The longest lines of the year seem to appear at registra- tion. Everyone wants to be first in line so that he can get the easiest teachers. Registration does offer the opportu- nity to meet new people, as you often converse with the person who is stuck in front of you for the rest of the afternoon. RUSH WEEK A big week for fraternities and sororities is rush week. The week is characterized by pledges running around asking you to sign pillows or performances of weird skits in the cafeteria. The best thing about rush week is the parties, though. For a week, everyone has a very hard time staying awake during classes. S SLEEP A student's sleeping hours at Baptist College are very flexible. Some nights you can't even get to sleep because of big tests, noise on the halls, or a group of people in the room talking. Some nights, sleep is the best thing offered, so everyone retires to an early night. STUDYINC Studying for a test can be accomplished two different ways. You can start studying two weeks ahead of time so you will have the work evenly distributed over fourteen days, or you can start cramming at midnight for the big test the next day. Unfortunately, most students choose the latter method. STUDENT CENTER The student center offers a diversion fromlstudying and eating in the cafeteria. Students can always be found in there playing one of the games, listening to the iuke box, or grabbing a bite to eat. T TICKETS Several times during the yearhstudents get to stand in line for something good-tickets to an upcoming concert. Most people gladly stand in line to get good seats for themselves and their dates. TRAFFIC Traffic at BCC is sometimes a problem. Traffic jams al- ways occur at convocation and the biggest problem of all is going to traffic court. TREES Trees are a major item of concern. Stepping on a one foot high tree is a terrible offense. especially considering it took ten years to grow that high. Anyone who makes fun of our trees should have seen the campus several y88l'8 880. TELEVISION One of the favorite past times of dorm students is watching t.v. Whether it's catching your favorite soap op- era or watching the late movie. television provides a ma- jor source of entertainment for the students. U UMBRELLAS The weather at BCC requires a student to make good use of an umbrella. BCC students experience many rainy days and umbrellas are frequently in use. V VICTORY Each student has a different concept of victory. To some it is their fraternity winning the game. To some guys, winning is being with that special girl. Whatever it is, victory always brings a smile to the face. W WHOPPER Many students live off of Burger King Whoppers. Be- cause Burger King is so near to the campus. many find it convenient to go there. Q 9 .-J WORKSTUDY Workstudies offer many students the opportunity to at- tend BCC who would not have the chance otherwise. Dif- ferent jobs are available to correspond with the abilities of the individuals. X XEROX Most students at BCC make use of the xerox machine. Whether it is to get a copy of notes you missed or a page that needs duplicating from a book, most students find this service invaluable. Y YAWN Whether it is during class, late at night, or just plain boredom, everybody has the need to yawn. Sometimes it's just because you saw someone else do it. Z ZERO Zero is the average of that pop test grade, plus the num- ber of dates last month, plus the balance of your checking account. It's the temperature when you have a flat tire, and the score with the girl when you at last show up. Ze- roes are like holes in your socks, they are round, and show up when you hate them most. I0 I vi Y r' ' l: Emi- -51, ' :T':',f'Q' . ' 5 ,'.3.v.: Ai-::f:1Jv-' frf. ', J. x Y:-' -' ,axhfgmx , xx3,x.1.,.y:x: I W-'Pe K4 V. fx - 1,1 X , -- ff, 1 ., 5 5,ftW,,f+'x' Q 1 Q'-.... V fm 12 I I I M, ,, , W, 1: 41 :Ea , C, J E 2: 1: .p - QE if Q: F 2: 1: : 1 :L 4: ? STUDENT LIFE 17 SPURTS 95 an . , ., ,.,,1 ,Vx ., Q -2. f- 21- v - . wh, -. 'vu - zz-' .w H , x 43 4 , Q, 11 - Q Q W' UZ SUV ELI SLNHUHLS I SZI ALTHDVJ I x . 2,4-z1?ff ' , wa: 5-' . -f 'X 2' f U, Q 4 .W .4,, 5' ' 414 9 3 ' s I fi pnnunl h in 1. x f Xl Y I Il 14. . - 'HBR .-. 5 ,--. , iff y 4 1 . L , rfivifg J-. ,.f' . .1, t . - -. M !.v.,4 ,.-: ,I I tm.-f, M P 6 5 ' fp' V A ' 194 x 2 1 rui: 12' ' 1 , g. gm? A 96555 , y WVDV 55-0- 4 I 5- 5 ,lqfa fx Y ' 1- 1 ' :1i,,:. ' 7' X , i X ' , 'YL' 1 53 ' Y 3 , , Y 'KVM-' iw: . 1 V . 14 l 1 A 4 Q 4, J uf ws, 'z af f 'F 3 'vp . , x i 'vsf ' 1 V2 vu Q Q M .A Q ix qs KX . x o, ' 2' X i 4 555252 3 s ,5- Q1 L? 5 I 4 K' T no 0' ' :.nr2f'f xn- ,img Q is .f Y 'I if 'y self ,fi v.. Student Life lvaaydgxxlxzv I ! 1l yf. , Q .. . .,, , ' 4- . Chicago The SCA sponsored Chicago at County Hall on March 11, 1974 and an estimated crowd of 4,000 people attended. The group, with their un- usual and often experimental style of music, began with their popular Saturday in the Park. From there it was a few of their new numbers and for an encore they ended with H25 or 6 to 4. Madura sets thc scene for thc cntrancc of Chicago. Brass, bongos, and drums make for good ccntcrlainmcnl. The auclicncc sits spcllhouncl as Chicago spins out llicir grcal sound. lil Loggins and Messina Despite a 90 minute delay, Loggins and Messina gave the audience what has been described as a fantastic display of music. Backed by Tom Rush, who put on a good show, the two talented artists began with Travelin Blues and Danny's Song and followed with a medley of their early albums. Kenny Loggins and lim Messina get into a lil- ting melody. Kenny Loggins strums his guitar thoughtfully as lim Messina assists in preparation for a song. Loggins and Messina get into the music as the audience enjoys the sound. 19 Dean Scott The cafeteria was rocking when the Dean Scott Show came to BCC. Playing to a packed house, the two members of the group put on a super show featuring such artists as Ray Charles, Ierry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley. With jokes, puns, and im- personations, how could a group lose? It was an enjoyable evening for all present. Ierry Lee sings one of his famous songs. Officer Pig gives the audience his own dance known as the Motorcycle. BCC students listen to the band. Dean Scott offers Officer Pig some advice. JIU ...l 'F ' .4 .-:snail I-xr , ' X4 Y:tqg,?'5n ' ' - .il e , mi, ta ,. . ff. s.ZX1p,,- A Mini Concerts An Experiment In Sound A new attempt at entertainment was the beginning of mini concerts given on the campus. Rock, folk, soul, and jazz were played by groups like Morning Dove, Iosh White, and The Kerosine Lamp Or- chestra and Mission Mountain Wood Band. The concerts gave the students an opportunity to enjoy some good music without a trip into the city. 21 Spring Concerts at BCC gmfi XL, WMV' I1 K A' ,, 'lmvlhgayx 11? L k rw 5 41 H., vw-Q' The Commodores Divided We Stand Bottom 81 Co. Edmonds 8: Curley lim Stafford Righteous Brothers 1 J X , xt... , ' a ', x ' W 23 Iackie Ketchen Ma Queen r 4 f ' i ' . f ' , ' - 5' . 4 ,ah '- , co cn -1 E' 3 D 5' 5' 2 P-1 ua Q- 9- 2 pr' 3 UD Eg PU :C CD 5 3 D- E :J 'D cn Cro 2 2 W v-i v-4 v-- 'T O cn gg 5 O O 'J .-+ CD O-Q D CU YI 0 Fi IJ' DJ D' W O :gh :P CD VD Xl 5 514 U3 03 D .ss 'U Q fl 2- U3 A E.. 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The sororities and fraternities get together for a little rivalry and competition, amassing points for each event that leads to a winning score. Steve Clark uses his muscles as fellow TKA members urge him on. The TKA tumble. Miss Morley keeps track of the scores for Greek Day activities. , .-- . . -1'1z1r- -H1 Ir.-Sr. Highlights Spring 1974 Iustice played for the 1974 BCC Iunior-Senior providing musio to juke and jive by. While not a formal dance, the atmosphere was one of the final days and last big occasions for seniors and a step toward gradu- ation for the juniors. A good time, some good friends, and a super band made the final BCC bash at Snee Farm a good one. Iustioe provided musie to move hy. Four students from BCC exhihit signs of happiness. A slow tempo gives dzinoers si eliumze lor quiet thought. Warren Peper amd Indy llumzun show good shag style. Zh ,ww A,, 2? 'PQ :V E3 'TN E7 ,. - gf' 1 -. .K A ri ,, X ? 5 Eg 3 R5 5 b' I 4 18 65' ff, 3 fum x ,WH F The 'Y V 4.1 . 5 L., I , A v L ff V' '3 Aim. r 2 Jaw f, W? ----Q... W, j..q 1 ,.,f,.,-,,,W,.4,...,Q,. .... ,N ff' , .1 ,f Facts and Fun The beginning of school means more than finding out where to go and what to do when you get there. Along with the long lines and rules and regulations of college life come fashion shows, room checks, hall meetings, introductions to the fac- ulty and staff, and the ever popular convocation. Another BCC line. Page Smith models the casual look in the Belk's fashion show given in the Littlejohn Parlor. TKA beauties await tho final dooision of Miss 'I'KA for 1974-75. ZH , ff is E' for , l 'SX ' P I I rw val ' s I rd Home Sweet Home. Marilyn Hartis and Karen Barker clean up while Beverly Newell checks their progress. Variet and Interesting Dis- cussions Featured at Convocation Each Wednesday at 11:00, most of the students at Baptist College flock to the gymnasium to see what aspect of our society will be featured at Convocation. Among some of the programs were a BCC talent show, a concert by a touring brass quintet, a leading senator, a discussion of the future of South Carolina from an economic standpoint, and a speech by the then Governor elect james Edwards. The committee for Con- vocation has a tough job selecting programs to keep the audience ac- tively involved and good sugges- tions are always welcomed. 'l'he Ieees ol' students express tlil'l'erent rem. tions to one ol' the speakers ut tlonvocution. lhe ljltttlllltllll liruss Quintet give students u diI't'erent upprotuzli to inusie. tlhurge! Iitl Dr. Carpenter and Dr. Hamrick listen to corn- ments from a guest speaker, Dr. Iohn Haigai. Martha Mew accepts an award from Miss Morley during Award Day ceremonies. Three students participate in the annual tal- ent show at Convocation. Governor elect Edwards listens attentively to a Baptist students remarks. 31 f Q Ghosts and goblins could be seen all over the campus October 31, 1974. The cafeteria was alive with draculas and ghouls and some un- identified characters as well. Each organization had a booth in a carni- val put on in the dining hall. Trick or treaters also visited the dorms during the evening, as chil- dren from the orphanages came to knock on doors. Capping the evening were two very scary movies shown in the Gold Room. Pam Shows wears a smilefor a child enjoying a BCC candied apple. Can I offer you a bat or spider for a snack? Dr. Cuttino rises for the occasion as Dracula. Dracula chases down a fine specimen for his collection. K1 'Q 152 Buccaneer Halloween Q vt' Two lovely ladies accept a cake won in the cake walk. Students were required to dress up for the Halloween Carnival and this young man took it seriously. Sock it to Me enticed a student to toss a wet sponge at Chigger Philips. ,M ,. x ! 'ld' - . .- - , - Fi Qftfli I Swv, 'HF 5 L 1 ' ' -'A 'Z' Zgrf ,,f,, if ggi-iggfwf 1: , 4 , '- . ' coz- we 55, 1 Q.. 35 A 161, A, ,- .gg Q' f 9 5 ' ,gf auf 1, g G '54, ' '35 iii' 22422 i 1 V 7 M55 3 '. , ,, LLM :PZ fc 5 K 4- . 79 , he 1 . 4, 'ik ' 3 fy 9 i 3 A, KW: ,Q x,. 'i., l ? .' .1 . J iff. I , .FM 27 'f tg .N lx? Siva 33 Old Charles Towne was the theme of the 1974-75 Miss Baptist College Pageant. Sponsored by ARO, the pageant featured 11 girls in sportswear, talent and evening gown competition. Coach Howard Bagwell served as master of ceremo- nies and a panel of carefully chosen judges were on hand for the activities. Miss Brenda Eklund received the coveted award of Miss Congeniality and the evening came to a close as Miss Sandra Coggin was crowned. l t 1 The newly crowned Sandra Coggin displays a happy smile. Susan Wohlers presents the new Miss BCC with a dozen red roses. -L Peggy Mahan, third runner upg Iulie Embler, first runner upg Sandy Coggin, Miss BCC: Brenda Eklund, second runner up: Iulia Smoak, fourth runner up, Susan Wohler crowns Sandra Coggin as the runners up look on. 1, 1. '4 f Q pf Susan makes her final walk as Miss Baptist College. Brenda Eklund shows surprise at being elected Miss Congeniality, Tracy Peerboom and Genie Hargrove provide entertainment during intermission. I HHH .L li, L, 1 l 2' fi, we 'ig 5 1 -- 4 ? . L ff' ri if V'f . + ,M ., 1.1 an Q .- ' 2'::,,.i .,, f , .i:,V,,' l ,VNA b,, , A ,,.' 4, , fl' L ?5?f7f 1' ' 'JV' f, :V Q ' , ,f yy, 1,5 A '13 ,'10131gf',, Q i ff 1:4 -341 . MQ, ,Ml . 'W Q .- in'-'W A 2 . , , , A , .Y 4 ,, 2 ' 'f if 1- , , , , . . 41-' fm Q V 4 ' 'v f 1' f 3' ' Il ,I :M A 2 ?l':4lLEJf 1 X .HQQQSU - H . , 2 af, ' 4 if Zig, 'WD' v. 9 H ' 7 r 33: 5 -Nq- 3'-'ei 1 E Parents and students enjoy socializing. Mrs. Hamriok speaks with Mr. Worthy while Dr. I-Iamrick and Pam Shows share a good laugh. Sandra Coggin, Miss BCC, and john Wiggins, Student Body President, welcome visitors. lim Bolduck and Genie Hargrove talk with Marjorie Hamrick. L' i v J I . I 5 ff Vff' Christmas Season Provides Break During Exams The Christmas season brought bright lights, carols, and Santa Claus to Baptist College. Iolly Saint Nick and his two elves were the center of attraction at the yearly WRA Christ- mas party. Each girl had a mortal to which she gave small gifts and at the party, a final gift was given and the identity ol' the angels was revealed. Other activities included dorm trees, decorations in the residence buildings, and workshops on how to make your own decorations. Santa tlloura gives il Iris-mlly WilV1'il!-G liis Iwo elves look oo wllli il fillllltt. Making tlis-ir own lll'l1Ill'iIlltlIl54 wore an welcomi- l.llJIlll'lljQ4' lo titlllll' llll, tillItlI'lllfi. Mr .nod Mis. SIIUWIIMIII and Titllllltllltlllfi lol llll' !iI'iI?-Htl were l-t'JIllIl'1'Il on Illia ilooi 1l1't,tll'.IlIllll lttl N Wm . i . R IST Pi gsilg S O li ix Fl-095' 0 5 ,ef .. Q' as va-quam 'fflvisfb- Til N Hr qt. A C 'I Two women students look over paper mache works. Russell Hall lights up with a Christmas tree decorated by three male students. Decorating the large trees in the cafeteria took teamwork as shown by Freshman class members. Interterm Gffers New Horizons for Exploration During Ianuary, students are given the opportunity to take courses for four hours Credit in a subject related to their field or in an area that inter- ests them. Courses ranging from hu- man sexuality to taxidermy are given to stimulate and yet give the students a break while learning at the same time. with Students learn the fascinating art of taxidermy. Directing, acting, and camera work are fea- tured in this lnterterm Course. A',,,., 71 Alf , 1 .41 f ,ar Danajean Blews works on a Collage project in her art studio. Patience and time are required for good work in the field of taxidermy. f .44 112 ME , 05 -Jzggw f4f?f 5 Gf?AQW ,xr '.':,,,,vy-1,, rm 4, .4 ,Jr wwf., qm,,,f mf ugg-' Q wwf W 42 1 l 'r 1 F l 1 E 5 5 i l P z 5 l V , ,,,v,,,,,, Homecoming Brings . Variety of Activities Homecoming 1975 at BCC saw many interesting opportunities for students. Beginning the week were two popular movies, Sounder and Lady Sings the Blues. Convocation was honored with a visit from the well known psychologist, Dr. Ioyce Brothers, on Wednesday. Thursday night, Iim Cold was in concert in the gold room and gave a well liked show. The Homecoming weekend activities included a home basket- ball game against Erskine on Friday night and the actual Homecoming game against Lander on Saturday night. This year's queens were Brenda Eklund, sponsored by Gamma Beta Phi, and Vanessa Sumpter, spon- sored by Alpha Dite Criterion. The Homecoming activities ran from February 10 through February 15. f In 'Q 'Qi 1 N, .-, E1 ix. A .. f . hz' v 6 The Queens walk back to their floats after re- ceiving their bouquets. Vanessa Sumpter Rides in style! Roy Paschal and Iim Bolduck escort Brenda Eklund around the gymnasium. S 1 v MJ f A 1 :'3f:4' rim ,W 1 w 11 'ff , . sw..-..,, i 1 , , B 4 Marshalls 1974-75 Marshalls serve as guides for new and old students at various activi- ties. To qualify for this honor, stu- dents must have a 3.0, exhibit high quality of character, and be in- volved in extra-curricular activities. OPPOSITE PAGE: Lester Bell, Daisy Weeks. Carol Iones, Aubrey Dalton, Arthur Hughes Barbara Epps. 1 v Carolyn james, Art Beasley, lean Richardson Becky Gruber, Don League. VVho's Who Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges is a program in which students are recognized for their outstanding merit and accomplishments at their particular school. Criteria used for selections to this honor are based on the student's scholarship, participa- tion in leadership, in academic and extracurricular activities, his citi- zenship, his service to the school and the community and his promise of future success. AVI Iluusllry, llilI'llilI'il flaly lipps, Steve Clark Kam-n llanllzml, Iam lllscy, lllblllllll lIul1:liur. 411 M, ii s Gil -81 y 8 ,LJV5 sggr' I Q 9 N X N If ' 1 is .,.,, Y U Y an xy fig V .Q v- Fig? 153. J ' W qui ,- sk'- i M. ' ye! A ' , kg A W, '- 2..,1 Q ,.2.: 3 Q 0 . 35 4225 X, X rL,..f4 ,, .,5,a,,i ., V iff? 1 'R 4' , If 5-if Xin-f' .N Q 'N'15'.i -. idit2:::::'-1',-T-QL-Lgw.-'. Y:-' F 5 i- .-.XX ,. ,ZV. kd ,-1 2, n .4 1.. , ii , , ,Ac 9, ,,,, . Y' vc f 2a'!',g,' 25 I 'i , .. , f Mis. ly, 1 3 -, X Anna Smiley, Cindy Tanner Susan Wohlers lean Richardson, Connie Whittle Locke Carol Iones, Betsy Morley, Nancy Moon Wh0's Who 79' if, fi-pf , I ., Q . emhfv, 'ff7',f? 'f fvqw. R 3 ' . -2. if if N , Y 3 9 Q 'N '- -iv' , . . ilu-rvl lil ll k I ur V Ann Manson, Lllllllll! Rlrzkl HS '., mu IJ4-ml ,'l'1-112441 Ilanvls, Hun Luau' ', 1 50 ':-Q T. H01 A K 0.7. 1-i, :QIKJV , , , www Ly gf' J l fffv 55 ff 5 . ,J-f ---f' Ya Bs 1 , hz--ww, m pm . fy W, 'fi LI 2 L 1 E ff ,df - -,!,,xf'! f . V . 5 f ,w lf' Sally Brenneman, Richard Summey, Rita Mantooth, Carolyn james, Carol Caughman, Becky Gruber. SG Strives For Better Programming President, Iohn Wigginsg Treasurer, Iackie Lee: Secretary, Cheryl Black: President of Senate, Steve Clark. Steve Clark presides over Senate proceedings as Cheryl Black reads notes. 52 PQESEGENT P1 P ATFVIERS 121 A. 1' ...- .IP Qi ' X 'il if ,P E a Fi? In 5 :nr ' Y. P vi V zz N mp, -QSM'-'fe 'N - 95 . :F IHU Y 'z Presidential Cabinet Members: Don Brandon, Iohn Wiggins, Rosemary Meyers, Danny Hedgepath, julia Smoak, Randy Wenzel, Che- ryl Black, Cindy Tanner, Sara Saunders, Ianie Williams. 53 54 t 5,3 1 ,jpdm-A , .li K L Student Senate Members Cope With BCC Challenges 5 Iht' linpttst Lullt-gt' Stmlt-nt Svn- JQ, till' has tht- ttmtnggttt-st gut1t1ttt1t-ttrg.t- -4 , If --M-.,, IllZiillUItS on tgtmtpus. Math- up wt St?llillUI'S vlvtztt-tl trmmmt-tttptmt1luss.tht' strlmtu tit-als wlth stxggm-stlmls tzlmngtrs in pulitzivs. czluhs. tgtmtzt-tts and lt as thvu' rt-sptmsltnlttx' tu the- ptzrstr any new lIll'Ul'IllitllUIt tu tht student hotly. Stew Clark prvsitlt-5 over the rntrvtlngs. and wlth tht- and of the other uupuhlt- mt'mhtr1's. sulu tions to pmhlums und tztmtliczts tm handled confidently. 55 MM? Committees INTRAMIIRAI. CIOMMl'l 'l'liI'l: limmy Lipman, Roy l'a1:-smzlml, Rilu Munloolh, Rusumury Schupp, Run flux, Stnvu Ril:1:inl'mli, Carolyn Siulvlry, Run Yulmun, Wuynu Huw:-non, Camry Pau'k1rr, Cllmrlnllu Mrzlluniul, 'l'uny Nielson, Paul Rilzmziamli. l'lN'l'l'1R'l'AlNMl'IN'l' CUM- Ml'l I'l'Il'I. 'l'RAl l lll CIUIIRT: Uuvicl llulczluw, Klllnrlu lulmsun, Carrol Cilllglllllilll, llalruld Uwuns, liunniu lliltlZIl1!l', Susan Uuggills, luhn llalllmvjgzuly llnhlmy AINIIYIT-ZUII, IVUUIJ CUM- MI'l l'l'1I'I: Maury lilizallwllm NUl'l'iS,f:llTIlf:l'lTl!41h, Iuliu Hnumk. --, qv? -4 I Karr A2 ' -V ? 32 Qi evil 'ig ' , 6, . .. Resident Assistants NORTH DORM: Genie Hargrove, Sheila Ger- man, Karen Verone, Kathy Douglas, Karen Barker, Millie Robinson, Sandra Wilkinson, Louanne Givens. SOUTH DORM: Danajean Blews, lean Richardson, Phyllis Carrick, Carol Caughman, Anna Smiley, Cheryl Bowman. , W . E c an-4' V wf gf' 1p,f,I- Ll. nj' , R , ,551 'tw 1' .V MEN'S RA'S. SEATED: Mike Iseman, Henry Pasley, Donnie Beard. STANDING: Shelton Pasley, Walter Sparrow, Laverne Withers- poon, Buddy Barnett, Steve Gilliland. SOUTH DORM HOUSE COUNCIL: Pam Lan- caster, Iean Richardson, Bonnie Hatcher, Carol Caughman, Anna Srniley. Cheryl Bow- man, Danajean Blews, Phyllis Garrick. NORTH DORM HOUSE COUNCIL: Karen Barker, Iane Brogdon, Louanne Givens, Kathy Douglas, Sheila German, Karen Verone, Fran Coker, Genie Hargrove, Milly Robinson, Sandra Wilkinson, Charla Iohnson. t YF. tm umm mx um sn IEW .'4.-' IITJET I 58 415+ 4- EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Rita Mantooth, Pres- ident of WRAQ Pam Lancaster, House Council President of South Dormg Fran Coker, House Council President of North Dorm. Mrs. Kaye Sharpe speaks to women dorm stu- dents on human sexuality. 59 Methodist Club Tim Mattox, Sharon Elmore, Sara Sanders, Dr. D.A. Bowling, Walter Sparrow. Ian Cau- then, Ian Cray. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Roy Paschal, Billy Burke, Mike Smith, lack Dixon. Standing: Mike Akers, Scott Hall, Billy Smith, Art Beasley. 150 STROM THURMOND STUDENT CENTER BSU B YW Cindy Hartley, Dr. Browning, Debby Barrett, Linda Birchfield, Debra Gohagen, Margaret Leach, Linda Collins, Linda Limehouse, Violet Greene, Marilyn Watt, Becky Drawdy, Vir- ginia Parnell, Libby Falk, Kathy Owens, Mar- veen Murray, Debby Walters, Alicia Greene. Patty Lamb. 61 Arnold Air Society Mlm . x -k - um- -Runway.. rw-ff' iffje-.em min .H V- - 4 - 'na f 1, - J ., ' N -' , ' 1' ' E' zfxisa' 8'elzi,Q Q- ,l f7 ',' 3 ' 'ni V:i:4t -' 3 X13 . V . ---.-..... Pep Club ag 1' 2 , .1 . 9' V , v. Q., YQ Music Educators otionol Conference Debbie Brown, Ricky Finklea, David Park, Amanda Fulton, Ian Cauthen, Becky Gruber, Donnie Simmons, Lorelei Cotton, Ian Gray, Dr. A.W. Howe, Woody Lingle, Sally Brenne- man, ludy Mnige. FRONT ROW: lean Richardson, Connie Locke, Teresa Dnvis, Lewis Romsey, Iohn Wiggins, Robert Block, Micul Embler, Sissy Porter, Cindy Tanner, Iulie Embler. WW Student otionol Educotion Associotion lifl American Chemical Society Fla: irsmzwewftfl' Dr. Clyde Odom, Phil Kelley, Dieter Barts- chat, Melvin Timmons, Ferdinand Federico, David Davey, Susan Morris, Ed Hartzog, Beth Linder, Loretta Atkins, Dr. Ken Bonnette, Iulia Smoak, Tom Confer. :Zi Ministeriol Allionce Singing Buccaneers Plan For Extensive Tour The Baptist College Chorus is made up of members of the student body who give their time and talents to sing for various activities. Visiting churches and other' organizations, the group also exhibits its singing ability for special events, in and around the Charleston area. During the Spring semester, three tours are planned in the South, including a trip to Nashville and a tour of the state. Dr. David Cuttino is the direc- tor of the group. My .,,A 332 XV ,544 fi.. tili CJ' M 9? Dr. Cuttino sets the pace as the chorus sings for convocation, The group does a beautiful version of Silent Night by candle light. Vic Varner adds power to the bass section. Warm Summer Rain, an ensemble from the chorus, sing Christmas Child . 1 lrw ,,-I in.. zz V' fs I f 2 A .4 QL? 4 if- 1 f-. X 3 x J' I' ev 5 ' 3 3 .1 i :. ':,,x2?f- '- ,, X ig Li if 1 V f ' .. .fix .- . Q r 'xx X x ff 4, , i fix N . xfgggi X gfx x I is Q' x v1.1 g li V x 9 -235 Y' A, 1?',,g Ay -Q -:gl ' 9 1 -fwfr ,Q The saxophone section rests while the horns play a passage. Mr. Lawson directs as students and commu- nity members look on. Acute and precise timing are required of the director and band members. Trumpet players await their cue. Hlkilligiiiiiiii p ips! .- ' ff f NV M i'4Q. .v f . x Y K Y 5 ff f 1.7! t XZ 69 Cutlass Staff Records Events of BCC The midnight oil burned bright for the members of the Cutloss staff. Trying to identify unknown individ- uals, organizing the order for pio- tures, writing copy, and selling ads were but a few of the responsi- bilities taken on by members of the staff. Q. i i Sully lirfrnnmnun, Iirlitor. Sully HIPIIIIUIIHIII works on tht- laldilml IS R111 Munloolh pauses for an lmwnk. Rita: Mslnloolh, Sporls lilllllbl' and to l'.llIlUI'. 70 INN' .W tl A Helen McCormick, Assistant Editor. Mrs. Ioyce Markusen, Advisor. Donnie Simmons, Student Life Editor Helen McCormick plans the ladder for tht up coming deadline. Buo'n Print- A Voice of BCC The staff of the Baptist College newspaper fought many problems to produce the quality paper put out for students. Feeling the pulse of the campus, these journalists worked many hours to try and keep the stu- dents up to date on everything from Senate proposals to contests and special events. Carol Caughman, Editor. 72 ' vi, ' ef fi Ea. Diane Barnett, Assistant Editor. Guy Bridges, Business Manager. Carol Caughman and Diane Barnett talk over an upcoming deadline. 73 Sefer The Sefer, BCC's literary maga- zine, gives the students and faculty a chance to express themselves. Ian Utsey, heading the staff for the third year, takes all works submitted and with the aid of Mrs. Gilmore, de- cides which works will be featured in the next magazine. Consisting of short stories, poetry, and free verse, the Sefer offers a look at a fre- quently unseen side of BCC. Ian Utsey looks over the final copy of the Sefer. Mrs. Gilmore and Ian discuss final results of the new Sefer. Photographers Capture BCC Campus Life Two of the busiest girls on cam- pus are Susan Morris and Peggy Harher. Working, often when every- one else is asleep, these two are re- sponsible for pictures for both The Cutlass and the Buc'n Print. Study- ing and making pictures at the same time requires long hours and a great deal of photographic and academic knowledge. lJon't hc surprised if you are caught hy a camera when you least expect it. Now how did she say this went on?'i Peggy Harber gets set for a different angle. Susan Morris sets the camera for a horizontal shot. lust smile and relax! Susan, are you sure she said to take the pic- ture this way? After a hard workday, a short rest is needed before developing the pictures. fi' fi . ,' , ' , 2 f ,, i .AX of Pi Gamma Mu Mrs. Vera Iohnson, Marthena Miller, Connie Rickenbaker, Carolyn james, Bonnie Hatcher, Dr. Ella Levett, advisor: Barry Fowler, Ken Gordon, Iohn Wiggins, Mr. Rison. President Bonnie Hatcher looks on as Mr. Ri- son gives the oath and purpose of the club. 3 ,-Q-, -.H-Li. Q + - i 1,-'S-' I ROW ONE: Barbara Gay Epps, Rita Man- tooth, Pam Lancaster. ROW TWO: Rosemary Meyers, Connie Rickenbaker, Louanne Giv- ens, Mary Elizabeth Norris. ROW THREE: Karen Barker, Dr. William Kerr, advisor: Lynn Iones, Sara Robinson. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Iames, Kathy Kelecy, Artie Shaw, Art Beasley, Iackie Lee, Peggy Mahan, Iudy Maige, Becky Gruber, Bonnie Hatcher. Comma Beta Phi W Tri ggi Chi 1 i 1 Student Nurses A350Ciati0n 1 1 f i i 1 f X K 5 1 9 V J ., , 1 U 5 'L if-f -. i w I A Cirkle K STRO M URMOND Young Democrats i ISCC Working Together Shelton Witherspoon, Mack Anderson, Greg Iohnson. Don Padgett, Donna Price, Vanessa Sumpter, Katherine White, Sally Spencer, Marty Childress, Lynda Greagor, Ken Mills. SKA members await questions about their club. Bonnie Hatcher and Danajean Blews look on as Carol Caughman answers questions. AKA members look over materials as pros- pects look on. - 7 M .2311 HU i Morning Dove plays a soulful tune for a slow dance. BCC students take advantage of the beat of the band. Honor Societies are sponsored for academic minded students. 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Tau Kappa Alpha l B2 Robin Rollins, Billy Smith, Don Padgett, Tommy Dean, Scott Hall, Danny Hedgepath, Iim Poe, Don Rollins, Fri Frierson, Gary Parker, Stan Stanley, Steve Clark, Beth McMillan, Steve Ridley, Art Beasley, Bo Bo Brinson, Mack Anderson, Ron Rauninabet, Ronnie Harkins, Lester Bell, Ion Stuckey, Fred Matthews, Tim Hunter, Ken Miles, Bob Whitworth, Wayne Larimore, Mike lseman, Don Brandon. Patricia Greene, Anna Smiley, Cheryl Bow- man, Iudy Wilson, Eleanore Polite, Lavonne Alston, Sandra Wilkinson, Ianie Williams, Millie Robinson, Louverne Coaxum, Carolyn Wilder, Lottie Alsley, Ioyce Coakely, Kath- erine Richardson. Alpha Kappa Alpha ' . l' ,SZ f x 1 if X Alpha Phi Omega TOP: Steve Brown, Mike Harwell, David Brunson, Mike Barker, Rodney Neal, Robert Tomlinson, Al Brannon, Mike Normoyle, Marc Allen. STANDING: Ian Gibbons, Gary Shoupe, Dr. Winberry, advisor: Richard Hel- lman, Lee Allen, Leonard Covington. KNEEL- ING: Charles Waddell, Donnie Simmons, jimmy Peele, lim Smith, Ioey McNeill, Clyde McCants, Bud Sommers, Al Brown, David Iohns, David Covington, Barry Arnold, Finley Limehouse. W 4' .ll , fk Q 5 1 N' it, O FAPTI S .rg Qs 1 h il. Q-M U15 , 14, .- U ' wud., xi' I 5 'Y ., .1 J G ' .-I ,x ' . . P 1 i, V 4 -., '. V X - I '- ' .' A gvi. -A s 'A -A '.,-.'.-....1f.11Ki 6 49MQ 3 Brad Moultry, Stanley Pasley, Mike Allen, Ed- mond Burns, Herman Perry, Iohn Ellis, Qui- nton Doudy. STANDING: Willy Fields, Herb- ert Iohnson, Alvin Birch, Alfonso Miller, Willie Brown, Lawrence Quettinoe, Reginald Hicks, Curtis Witherspoon, Albert Moore, Bobby Anderson, Shelton Witherspoon, Iames Pasley, Anthony Heyward, Tommy Hanes, Tony Blair, Iohn Coaxum, Iames Rob- inson, Abraham Morrall, Ricky Friday. Alpha Dite Criterion I I Z 1' :A h Q3 If 5, , . , i iff? 'ff in Z ,, r , 5.5 -,T Q Q X tm 85 Cindy Tanner, Lynda Greagor, Laverne Hoff Faye Hardwick, Ann Highsmith, Connie Rick- enbaker, Bob Whitworth, Angela Morris Sandra Epps, Teresa Davis, Beth McMillan Donna Price. , Q ' I QM. an .X A 'N ff f 0 Y N lg . -' fs J ' . Y .6 , . s 5 nr fs gs.,-N , . . Y l 1 1' I 1 H' 1 We lui. Iennifer Boykin, Page Smith, Letha Mae Bry- ant, Sherry Musick, Katherine White, Paula Hughes, Vivian Owens. H .433 ' 'evil T? Q . J, ,M ,v 'f' 'M' 3 .I 4, 'J LWYA'-gf . gf- e y fi l:,.zgfs,.fg,,, 4. YF' ' e 'Q ' fx: ,51 5 1. e it , i 2 W yn , f m f.-f 4 au ff H ,Vid ,-at an 3 gr My , Y ... 1 nf-iv? 45 ,A . . 4 Y 5 f 0 87 if 4, i HH :Q . , A! , V .ml-I ,,,, Q-ll:r '1 i' ii i eilflln - 1427 L? f. 'eg , Q ,. 'F figigr ,italy 4 VA -,' vi ,Q I , f . a o M, 4 i 3 A P - ,Q I9 2 l a lf li l. Alpha Rho Umega Danajean Blews, Iudy Maige, lan Holladay. lane Williford, Shulie Nelson, Phyllis Garrick. Carol Caughman, Susan Morris, Lu Douglas. Patty Harber, Louanne Givens, Peggy Mahan, Susan Coggins. Suzanne Freeman, Genie Har- grove, Peggy Harber, Susan Hill. Diane O'Quinn, Elaine Henderson, Mary Elizabeth Norris, Darlene Hale, Bonnie Hatcher. 4 . M' f fwfr? -..N .... A 1, X , 5 EEE? ' KE - .v,.....,-.,,. ,...... . . .,,,.-H. ., ww, ,NM W V ff 5 e ,1 lg ' 2. , Q4 W WIN' Mba- aff M 4 ,'1 . . ' 4 1 Q .Q 1' , ',f' .'., ' -.-V -,f,' -. . , V, V . ,. , , ,, ,, ,, ,, '3'7i '1'Hifi' f AA A ' A ' 3 'A' i ,A ' W 3 ' - ' .' ,,', f ,. f- ' - I ' ' ' ' i 'fi'fj ?Qf.5: ,'., ,!'fiflQ ', -,',' Z ,V.,' 5 .L A f . Q 13 , ,,, 2 ,'V,V i ' 5,3fQ,1A:1'1j'g':i, 'fjjjgi ' , ' 1.5 f V' - A',., J-2 - 'V ,Q f L .ffl2F22-272.Q'g', iij '4', I ' 1, f5v,fv2l,jLE.',-,-1 E' ,I 4 A V ,A vc , ,V Viv T- .,,f . V, A Avlr If ,f2:i.ll,TiZ1l,,r,? ,fy V V I, , ,V f . ,,,,, ,ff ' H ' 1,', 1 ,-,, ,, ,,.., ,.', -' V' iff Lei Horne, Colanthia Brown, Anita William- son, Mary Ann Rice, Coreen Smalls, Cheryl Allen, Sheila Germain, Betty Shine, Barbara Toomer, Vanessa Sumpter, Sonya Thompson, Rosemary Greene, Lea Bryant, Wanda Q Thompson. Alpha Dite Umega 14 I if FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Woody Limehouse, Pam Shows, Rick Brewer, Mr. Fred Worthy, Mrs. Fred Worthy, Donnie Sim- mons, Iohn Abrams. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Kathy Douglas, Kathy Kelecy, Sheila German, Linda Creagor. 90 , ., W i,cijQ' 5x gimp -Mew' li s .QV - 'flts-fig: . 1 Q-5QQ'f'535l?,ffg,,15f -'Q 1,1 r. x J-'LAS- '. ft ' - Ep., , agf? ?'wIp2:,f,'s?3Eif s Q.,-N 'f:g .,QQ,,2fn3s:':ii?f:., ' ' 'v ','. ,vz-gif-515'-, 1- : '-2 'pg-.w - , '- -Q, :ru ga-eg: s, -f , . A1Q,,s.g-.1 - -Jil-' ' A Y g -1 '- 'I US' ' A f. f'!'i -555 L11 'J-N PV 511 'Assisi - W 25555. .f . , V ,,,,w- ' ik! Qtiilw -im, ,ig IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bobby Rhodes. Walter Sparrow, Billy Smith, Rosemary Myers. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Barker, Ian Utsey, Cathy Turner, Lucy Ann Mason. will tl. 1871 BWI! LQHYIIWI , um: num muruniuuwuwmv 191-Vcaw aaa. 'J N611 A I lil!! ill I UYSAIBI GCTCIKI 41112 ,ll AID HJ! LI, :'1v,hm4n laifun 'HCKIYS' H Ii il un 'nw ,Mmn.M E it W, 17 Y . W J 1 if 1 ,,..-1, , f A ' . QW. fm r .. ,M Je' ,.,. ' . 1 1, ' . 4 ' ,,, ,M .QL 1 V , '?VrM.uQIX'y A ' ' 'GSL ' 'fd fx n MQW? 1 yuy' 'T. xx. oFp THE EMENTS on :Amon li: gi V Chemistry of Student Life T52 .h gf ,. fi Q If 14 Y' fa Qs. 55 mCm nf? , Q .-6. 1 A . ff - -MQ vs fpufi' ' -sy M GQ fry! YI , 3 f-ff Af , 5' gf 1 ' I V M ' .H is ' 4'l-Q ,' ', , , gf G . g 'wr if ' iq' Q ' . . gy 3 ' 2515? '- ' 4' ', b ' 1 Wf1'f W'g,,f'f ' . 5 4 '- sf K ' mg,, 48 M 'uf W 5. . f di V S J .V- x ' n 99 1 w I' n. 27' , 1... lair if 'd n Sports Cross Countr Long Long Road Being a member of the cross coun- try team is probably the hardest job on the BCC campus. It requires many hours of practice to get in con- dition for the long runs necessary in cross country. The Baptist College has always produced great teams and this year was another in a long series. KNEELING: Bob Heslin, Mical Embler, Terry Bradwell, Tom Conger, STANDING: Matt Morrow, Iohn Sierra, lack Dixon, Bentz Kirby. Muscles and practice make a successful team. Shadows start to fall as two members of the team prepare for a run. Benlz Kirby Sprints out showing good form. ness WA X x is BCC Tracksters Achieve All American Recognition Lu f -Q Q Afw ' YN 'K s --i5s,.v:,s'1F' ' N L 5 1 wr 4, - ,T -,...- Eff hw, W ?'.. QW, f N C' , fi ff- 5f?'wtP' :' f ' Q . 5 Q - '22 .ik-. . R -su v. if fl lf i fag, R -5 1' Y Q Qi -s Kxxxx A ,li N. . - Rei 7:1 ti 'M . --'bmi 3? bv C' '- ii' s, 4- ,Q x ' T Q t it 5 . 5 4 : fi ? ,- --zf.-fe 1' 1. if -. ' A 1 l '- 'Y 'C 0-1 1 Y f-N Q 1 1 .7-H,-f,Q :ff ' r . 4. J Q iff ' , -1 e. ,e Qi: gg.. ,K A ,Q ,K ...c 6 ..,.,, - s l f V-.- , ..e- -- ..g--. gg 1. t x,':' x 1 .g I A MRS: . gg K :aw k X s 6 . , W J 7 rrl rrl e s 5 'fiizz ', 'V , 1 132 ' 1 l . ,,V.,, gg s as D 1 M i. ,e .., -i t 4 1 ' - '- ' A, w e .Qs mag .ggi 1, 5 5 ,Q . J -ml? Aww 3 J., . J Seven members of the Baptist Col- lege Track and Cross Country teams were chosen as All Americans for the year 1973-1974. These men sliowed special ability in their cho- sen fields of track and stood out among the total membership of the teams. Ken Layne, Wallace Iohnson, Iames Bryan, Tom Reid, and Ronnie Iackson all hold track records at Baptist College and were members of the All American Team for 1972- 1973. Steve Whitney and Steve Tow- les also hold track records at BCC for pole vaulting and are previous All American Winners. ul it ,121 ' ' A 1 , va .A 5. A . 7 1 ' , f s 'ft E-is 4. ' dnl: .., . F , , X li:-If 1 '-521.3 I2 l .- :gf I i 5- ' V J ' I, , 35,15 ., -P-7 Q Lf , ' 1,,,2!f?W:s1f:1'a4 .1 ag .Qin J fi ' , , , -4 f' -ge4.rfQf1v 'I ., A if TMA g, ft, my fy - ., ,Ny f.,-5 qi:-,5 -wwf,-A I., , V- I, if W. fa .. 1 ff ' . '21, ?4sz.4fa2gfs. 'L rg, ,mf My M,?f,w,gx3f,,Q , , Y .V , nail V: M .J . '9 f',3f..5 3, w11fL,,,. . ' . 8 , , ,, -1' V .,, ,.,, V. f A, . 'AJ '- is wwf ,f. . ,.r,',... . My rug, -V W, ,V . A f A . , 1 ,. 1 N, . Ar! hm 1 . ' '. ',C J sf' .Af-xg! , 97 'I Buc Tracksters Strive Hard for Winning Season The BCC Tracksters had an eleven and one record for the 1973-1974 season. This is another in a long line of victorious years for the BCC teams. Coached by Iames Settle and Howard Bagwell, the team members showed dedication, drive and Will- ingness to work for a winning sea- son. This year's squad is composed of many freshmen and those return- ing members have provided able leadership. 9' Track Scores BCC 89 ' Pembroke 52 BCC 116 Columbia 24 BCC 93 Ohio State 52 BCC 98 East Carolina 4736 ' Princeton 3416 Florida Relays 66 points BCC 92 Harvard 53 Carolina Relays 76 points Furman Invitational ' BCC 105 Furman 8092 Georgia Tech. 7316 E. Tenn. 3656 Berry 3356 - BCC 71 South Carolina 74 District 6 Meet BCC 11234 S. Carolina State 45116 Presbyterian 11 Morris 7 Voorhees 5 Wofford 4 Francis Marion 2 BCC 107 East Tennessee 34 Quantico Relays 10 points Tom Black Classic 4 points Southeastern Championships Second Place NAIA Championships Sixth Place 82 points 28 points tn. ' 'x ' . . x -4 Ms- f--1. .. , ' ' - ' ' T' - - ---f . ,v-. ..- A ' ' ' 3-H ,rsyx'.-Q4 ' ' F,-sro.:-',,n 3 v . - --Au. .-' -a Q. JY 1- Q . 55 1- -1, ' :Eff -- , I. - . .--.GI . my -GX -- . ,P , .-Q v ,- ' N, H., 'ae- -. M x v.. ' o- sa-.A wif.. J ix -' - 'S- -. l 1' 9, av ne X up . 'z h , in FIRST ROW: Michael Allen, Wallace Iohnson, Albert Miller, lanus Bryan, Bob lleslin, Steve Rieeiardi, Dave Hasse, Fred Wright. Russ Tin- dal, David White, Toni Confer, Terry Bradwell. ROW TWO: lohn Wig- gins, Ronnie Iackson, Scott Murray, Lynn Mabrey, Bob Vigne, Steve VVhilney, Mieal limbler. Benlz Kirby, Ron Liteplo, Eugene Davis. Paul Ricciardi, lack Dixon. ROW THREE: Mark Culp, Mark Hautel, Tom Reid, Alvin Birch, Ronnie Corbiii, Clarence Rogers, lohn Neff. Ioe Kraus, lohn Barla, lohn Seirria, Mike Miller, Matt Morrow, Roger ldeozy. xx.. ' Q ,,, rmww- mikws ' fin' mek .4-' v , b 5 .4.3.5 we e, vu my M A:N,.,AQA,A, ,, W ,.,..,zi ' L E, -was-vgxfg ,w 4 V ' if we I' 'E gm, f Q ii 1 'it573'f7v1f , -1 Q, V 'f b V Z' N' L. ., rg 'N ' , ' f U52 ' , . , . . A A 45 'mm :al 'fy . v 9f': waw. . , . ' 'F W 1, 1 ' . f nw W- '21 T' , 5 A t Y ' j A Q 7 ' 9 -62. f ' we ri' A. f v t W 'K NS. w I' ,, , if w Q f 5 .I -A 1,4 ,Y-: 2 it - If ' F R ,5,,..4 all -fri VI ',',. ifflf' C A451 'Q ,,n X. 4' i ff w ev. 5 1 ,. We V- .tak 5 f, -sf, ff, 't 5 'Mb W on 1. 0, i ff U W 1 i af' f, ff 4 f ' 1 ,4 i ,f 1 Q ' 42 yi A 51? ' ggafifaivif' ' fx f Q '11, - Rob Huckaby and Mical Embler show intense determination required for winning meets. The track team gets support from members of the athletic department. lm, is x, 99 3 V V, 3 :fi f 1 'ls , 9 I 'F' ., ',zp.f-- Q'x.,f5.f,v Q, X- T ags-3 - , A 'guyz -,-F 11.15 3: - -. f- - ' Fx! ' x wa' 1 ..+ dv- L-4 I iv 8 BCC Tracksters lump to Victor 1 1 ...V K-.. Q QW. I E up , A sf. 1 : : QV! KK.. jk tv. . fi, W4 I: ' gn v, ' 'sf' f - Y W. ,. ,1 ' 5' ,s-51231 'v i 'E' . L-3 13-11, f 1 -Ali x ,- i i f v f 0, get Mwww, .,.4.,, Q Q, Lisa . ..,,. W I ,I Q B In M, ini fr - A fx 1.9 MA-f' mpwwunsfwvefwfwfw 'Mew' ff' ' -.VW1fd4r'?mb'v2 z':' , , 4 . ' 0 A -,,g,4,Mf f , f, , . V , , f f ' ' , . , , 'f,'f'f VW' ,lv-fonwwf ,,,,jyZ,,,,z f ,V wwf , V, V ,,.l,mj1WwQMgyN l l eeeee ,,,.. . ,..,...,,,,, h h e e Tom Reid, Ronnie Corbitt, and Ken Layne show exhaustion at the end of tough races. 102 ! o . '. 1' 1 f'-if - 5. . Patil.-51 'Z' jg 1 5 . 'H W I u bS I I X fi gin , , W? M -- fy '.,:, '- -M ,. X- + ff IW m.,g-Qt: 13: wi: f,f,7,A ,A ,-9342 wfk ,,f',.,:f ' hi'-14:55 .9 X6 Q 'X j f 1' za-, . ,,-.- ,P '-1.s.::z-lf: J. . 5 N V .4 3.9. b -Q. fr f 1+ J 'i' relive' 42 , .6 ., . Q. 43? i .421 T.. ' qi '4 TKA-ADC Fight Hard for Intramural Championship The intramural activities class again sponsored a football cham- pionship for the fraternities. TKA won the championship after a hard and frustrating game with ADC. Intramurals also involved a fac- ulty and student tennis tournament for the women and men. Mrs. Ioyce Bagwell was the winner of the women's division and Mrs. Kay Sharpe was the second place win- ner. The winner of the women and men student tournament was Karen Dye. Other activities of the spring se- mester included men and womens' volleyball, horseshoes, and bike racing. Simon races around a defender toward a TKA touchdown. Exhaustion and frustration are shown on the faces of these players. Mike lseman races for an undetermined runner. 4 1 ' , A . ' .y v Tb .. .1 . A .Vg - y 14 1' . '1 ' , , ,iiji 2.72 ' ' I I VA ae 'W ' ' gf .ggi 5-if F' W 4, . is s g ' G -s a af 134513: . : Q -V' A ' L ' - . im. ffl, 7 , P If , . r- 1 5 .Y - . 4-V 94'-'I'-,Aim U 4' 441- if '.-Z'f. t1'lil'7 if ifvfil 1 Q K IR --Sify s J- -5+ . , , f'.,f4Jl5f-,A...Q,, f- i, u .. t -Qi :mu-1-Qt-.f .L , , 1,iy, Islay., .1 , -, .. 1 ' . f - i 1 Q, '. .f I flu' 104 1'-15 I , l7 H it . .'1 1 ig: 1' ' 5 I W . 1 Iimmy Cox exhibits good form as he catches the football. BoBo Brinson dives for and ADC runner. ADC and TKA team defenders clash as the ball is passed to an unseen runner. 105 M, i Golf Team Practice Toward Winning Season The BCC Golf team teed-up for a tough schedule for the 1973-1974 year. After many hours of practice and concentration, the team came up with a 10-4-1 overall record. Their schedule included such tough teams as the University of Ohio, Colgate, and the University of Mas- sachusetts. This year's team consists of many new new faces, but with the able leadership of Dr. Clyde Odom, the team is assured of a suc- cessful season. Dr. Clyde Odom prepares to practice his swing. 2 4 A Z at f 'Y ' ltli Billy Duncan, Freddy Spigncr, Rogt is Smith Miko 'l'okarczyk, Bobby Mead, Dr Clyde Odom, Terry Young. Steve Horton 1. y , l,. - 1, s .f :- ,Q ' , 52 . V7 1. in g I ' ' gf :Q,.,ix?5: Many hours of practice precede any match and Bobby Mead, Rogers Smith, and Billy Duncan take it seriously. 107 Men's Tennis Team Begins New Season After previous years of trouble, the men's tennis team will have strength in members this year. There are four new members of the 1974- 1975 team and the three returning players will take on the responsi- bility of leadership. Dr. Rembert Truluck was selected to coach the team. Randy Wenzel prepares to hit a forehand shot while Biff Bailey looks on in the foreoourt. Biff Bailey, Randy Wenzel, Dean Abbott, Dar- rell Smith, Danny Left, Wayne MeyerS, Charles Besancon, Dr. Rembert Truluok. Biff Bailey tosses the ball for a serve. Randy Wenzel shows good form while execu- ting a lob. W . tis, L. . ai ,. 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'7'5 l1-N-fit' , , ' ' i ' ' ' A 1 W ' 'f 'Af -, Tif :' :. if fi-' E' -f--- gras, if Q 551 3412145 5 . 1. ll , Q if f , fy se g ' '-will-uit' 'lm I ,f .M A wt . ll 'lux lin U l a is iiw l- ' B, at Im ., . 1 il I if Wt mt..t,,S,3gi. , , 1 ll 'N'vii,llix.S.'i'K4K3iQtg'Akxk3EliiSh't- .ti .4 .Q L . , it f'ff4f'f' i 5 l .hx wg Fi. . 4 '-1 ,915 IUH Charles Besancon practices his ball toss. uarrell Smith hits a driving backhand. Wayne Meyers stands ready for a return to his backhand. Danny Left sends a spinning ball back at his opponent. Dean Abbott appears pleased at his last shot. Usherettes Provide Added Support for Buccaneers The Baptist College has utilized the beauty of six young ladies to help sponser the basketball team for the second year. These girls are re- sponsible for Welcoming, seating, and conversing with members of the Century Club. Those in membership include faculty, staff, administration at BCC, and community leaders from the surrounding areas. After each game, the Usherettes act as hostesses for some refreshments for these members and the two oppos- ing teams which played. Usherettes Left to Right: Vivian Owens, Peggy Mahan, Sandy Coggin, Rita Mantooth, Harriet Red- fern, Ruth Boyette. ., g , l'lU awm Cheerleaders Boost Buccaneer Spirit Cheering the BCC players on for another season are six talented and agile young ladies. They have the awesome job of giving the team and the onlookers some spirit even in the worst situations. This requires pre- cision team work as well as a strong voice. Earning money for their uni- forms by sponsoring hot dog sales, the girls also traveled with the team during some of their division playoffs. There were four new faces added to the agenda for the 1974-1975 sea- son. They showed their ability dur- ing tryouts for the positions and were chosen by members of the ath- letic staff. Cheerleaders set up formation. Left to Right: Lynda Greager, Cynthia O'Quinn, Page Smith fcaptainj, Iulie Embler fcaptainj, Genie Houser, Donna Padgett, Deb- bie Hutson. .ty VV,.i 1' 's'. 111 Bucs Prepare for Tough Season The Baptist College Buccaneers set out against some formidable teams for the 1973-1974 season. Af- ter many long hours of conditioning, including running as well as prac- ticing their baseball skills, the team finalized their effort with an 18-15 overall record. W ll BCC 3 South Carolina 9 BCC 6 West Virginia 7 BCC 3 West Virginia 2 BCC 4 Marshall 11 BCC 4 Marshall 18 BCC 5 UNC-Wilmington 4 BCC 11 Guilford 1 BCC 6 Davidson 3 BCC 5 Western Carolina 2 'BCC 3 Erskine 1 BCC 3 Armstrong 7 BCC 5 Augusta 3 'BCC 2 Wofford 11 'BCC 6 Wofford 2 BCC 10 Gardner Webb 8 BCC 3 Guilford 10 BCC 0 Campbell 7 BCC 8 UNC-Wilmington 0 'BCC 0 Francis Marion 1 'BCC 4 Francis Marion 5 BCC 1 Gardner Webb 15 BCC 1 South Carolina 7 'BCC 2 Newberry 0 'BCC 2 Mars Hill 'BCC 3 Mars Hill 'BCC 14 'Erskine 1 4 7 IHIBCC 8 Newberry 2 PEBCC 4 Francis Marion 6 IFFBCC 8 South Carolina State 6 iiBCC 2 Francis Marion 4 if! Indicates District 6 Tournament Game ' Indicates District 6 Game ' W 45' f. '..w,, rwrr., f .- in ww- , 4 'D Fi--.ring ,, J J ROW UNH: lihlon llenclerson, Charlie Assey, Sweet Burns, Nicky Carder, Cary Parker, Mike Bailey, Mark Parrish, David Barry. ROW TWU: Coach llill linslle, Myron Wise, ll2 Sch Pischera, Eddie lohnson, lohn Welch Frank U'Neil, Billy Smith, Clay Thornhill Tommy Wilke. ROW 'l'llRl'lli: Ronnie Miles, l.arry l.ane, Mike Davis, Rocky Sullivan A Ricky Mitchnm. lim Smoak, Richard Helman Raymond LaPointe, Wayne Larrimore. Buc players watch a fellow teammate as they prepare to pat. Team members await the start of the game. 45 Q +1 113 5 af' fr- f ' if-2' ,Fvfg-,,.P', it i ! ...f , ,55- IM .,,.,-.., ,N K ...Al x. ., 0 na ,A F f 1 x , .- - . ' . ty, ff nf .mg ' - ., ., Sf' , u' ,sl , -xg-lg,.v.,4l tg '21 Q . - 4 'I ' iw' -.vu 3.5, x . i Q Opposite page: Rocky Sullivan exhibits the four phases of batting. . Coach Bustle jokes with team members in the dugout. Mike Iseman stands ready for action during a game at the BCC field. Wayne Lawrimore winds up for the pitch. 115 Buccaneers- Young and Able Buccaneer basketball was fast and furious as the Kitty Club , coached by Billy Henry took on a rough. schedule. Playing with three or four freshmen starting each game, the group played such teams as Old Do- minion, Texas Baptist, Lander, Er- skine, and College of Charleston. Showing talent and great potential, the team worked hard toward be- coming a top rate ball club. Buccaneer Power FIRST ROW: Scott Hall, Iimmy Howell, Da- vid Benson, Tyler Lawrence, Tom Wright, Art Beasley. SECOND ROW: Michael Whiteside, Larry McKeehan, Mike Smith, Ierry Iewell, 59 . ,., V- -ga:-M3 .Q 4 -QQ, Mike Henry, Denny Fields. NM-M,,,,Mg .7 'E . K v iq-: N' 1' ,f:., Q ?iv x, ' 2 C ' C 5, Mu XY If 'LSJXA Xb 'ff l i 5 J' f- FX fA S if 'C Vp .I '- wf .2 If l - 1 C iii: 'ttf K.-1 ' .XXX fg ,, ,3 t , ' ,X . A f - .1 Ill? l l l , , 1' ,v l .W lik'-all F I I ' . kv -Ji JJ L4m?a,,.v N ff at 9 Q, . 1 ff' it ,N . -M4 W5 w. I'--w w, ' ,. , 4- .gg Eliza ' 45451-f-v,,t t,.,. . :.- at I 'A :P if LN-'zta '..f2'-:ii .Y .wJ- is fgslz p ' - :N -.- ff .a fl.. y .3 'i i ie Waits' 9' ' ,f-'-i.m.Q4 ? i .t ff -gt9:'vYW- Q-- wqwz-gf. 'M l. . xii S M 4, jg 53 il Q , Q53 ,A X s 'gin ,, -S Y mt x ,X Q .. -,1 , 1 . X-xhyaxx., W -'fic' A. . fu, ,, '- arsggfw .' we :ex .t r . Hp' . .M, . tm: . ,Rf -xi WE x Q., ,. . lx- ...,. ,, '+Q'.,:'.g:.,.s,- .f ,Q y .r we x, Q ,, -, .pf ., ss, ., ,- 4:-H. N- ' --459635, is-,s -- - mi. . SMX V, ,,, ., xt.: M S. . it :six . ,. sv N Nfbws 1 ig ' 'iw's5vxfs+sfdw , x '-A .. -A Q, U -N -is-'SLK e-41' KV, . . .. fr .s -xqxgv, . My 3. ,:v. -,f N -tiY':lg?w . it-ygigxrji -55,1 i Q - ,C 'V' X :Qiil ,eve w J WRU 1 ....,,,.,, X - I xx ' X X 'NS-U. Tyler Lawrence shoots over a defending opponent. Buccaneers move with the ball during a tough game against Lander. Mike Henry goes up for two more. 117 A member of the opposing team goes up for a shot as Iimmy Howell defends. Coach Henry gives the team some strategy on the next series of plays. David Benson attempts a jump shot over an aggressive opponent. Mike Henry rebounds the ball in heavy traffic. Iimmy Howell passes to Tommy Wright in the game against the College of Charleston. -'f,j- M 1 f 'CQ 5 1 ir ,rmsfyfrg X xx Qx .Q hx I-I QA.- N . -F., W I l i 1 I i ' . 9 f . I W' fm 2 , QW? W H V , ,, 4' It ,WA 4, . fl E , ya ' W 4' 'L 0 i 'tm ' I i -WT' 2 'ff' nf! , 4lWM,K,vfW'qSff-ff V 65' 'L' wb' an ,pf 412123, 'V 4 QQ 2, .' 441- 5 A Q FFF' -Q , .,... --Q - -vu wig J-nun -mal' J 'PV f y ffvl The College of Charleston rivalry brings a ca- pacity crowd to the BCC gymnasium. Ierry Iewell takes careful aim from the free throw line. Team members warm up for the second half as students get refreshments during the break in action. Mike Henry aims for the basket as a member of the Australian team defends. 1 T l 45 1 ',4 - fi Z4 r' ir, ,J J , QI -' 33 ff'-ff , ,,. ,, -Q ff lx 1 1. ,ff v 1139: -......f 'M' -ssl' CCE 5' L.....h-2 ' 4 I A 'ff Teamwork Leads to Victor The ball heads for the goal as BCC tackles Furman. Good defense can cause costly offense mis- takes like dribbling into a corner. Anita Harper lays the ball up for two more points. 'Granny Ioyner drives toward the basket. Time outs give the team a chance to catch their breath and to gain perspective on their mistakes from Coach Halans. Regina Gilstrap shoots free throws as fellow players look toward the goal. Girls Spend Long Hours on Courts Tennis has become one of the most widely played sports in the world and therefore the competition among teams in our nation's colleges is extremely rugged and tiring. Many hours of drudgery and labor are spent in the pursuit of becoming an excellent tennis player. Mrs. Sandra Talarico coaches the women's team as they move into their third season. A promising sea- son is expected after many problems in scheduling. Anne Iohnson, Sissy Porter, Margery Ham- rick, Debbie Bryan, Rita Mantooth. ,I ii ' Z.. 1 . st I x Aw X A tm XR wma r K, ' 126 ' .sw , .WJ . .ws 'f'ifldYin'f . ,- ,. 1 fl .Ninn --afwwik .W -1 I V- -M,-,V ,,...-M -f ey - W B. .M .. Q,... M W Q f e .,', Q. . , , 1' v f ff'- if .1 Debbie Bryan, Rita Mantooth, Sissy Porter, Anne Iohnson, Margery Hamrick. 12 'g:'g53 !A K1 ,YR H 4 Faculty President Iohn Asa Hamriok- Responsibility Plus :gy ffij' , . l i i Q 4 Trying to better and yet maintain organization is the awesome respon- sibility that falls on the president of BCC. Staying in touoh with students, staff, and faculty. Dr. Hamriok has played an important role in the pro- gressive development of Baptist Cole lege through his constant efforts to listen to and report on information that could be helpful in its running smoothly. Ola., ' '.n l l'lhQ.fvnnN'I 131 Board of Trustees The highest tests of policy, pro- posals, and expenditures fall on the Board of Trustees. Coing into meet- ings with optimistic attitudes and years of knowledge and experience behind them, board members work together to make Baptist College a strong and unified working institution. Seated: Dr. David C. Anderson, Mrs. Violet R. Cone. Dr. Iohn E. Huss, Mrs. W. Norris Light- sey, The Honorable Dan F. Laney, Ir., Mr. Fur- man R. Cressette, Mrs, Harrison Peeples. Standing: The Reverend Ernest E. Hite, Ir., The Reverend Lewis E. McCormick, Mr. Io- seph W. Holliday, The Reverend Homer E. Durham, Dr. lohn A. Hamrick, The Reverend Iohn E. Dent, Dr. Fred K. Norris, Ir., Dr. Clif S. Iones, Mr. P.O. Mead, Ir., The Reverend I.M. Kirkland, Dr. W. Daniel Greer. Not Pictured: Mr. Carl Baker, The Reverend Douglas N. Baker, Dr. Danny Blackwell, Senator Rembert C. Dennis, Mr. C.C. Dowling, Dr. Malcolm C. Hursey, The Honorable Robert E. McNair, The Reverend I.W. Middleton. ..a-01 -'Q Iune Bonner and David Cuttino perform a duet for the board before a meeting. ff, awe. MM' ' RWM 'V e 2l.14f.felQ.:e .f Z., -- , . .N+ NijifSytAA ' ' e'e-'P Qvreq. W Q 133 Vice Presidents With the fast pace changes seen in society, the vice presidential officers are always buzzing with phone calls, appointments, and the ever present paper Work. Knowing the correct way to approach a situation and then directing any changes in policy, personnel and even housing go through this department. They are also responsible for helping stu- dents to understand themselves in relation to the overall program. Charles Price, Student Development: David Stone, Business Affairs, Iohn Barry, Academ- icsg Harold Keown, Development 11 I Able Assistants Aid College Development x 4 'x Doug Parker, Administrative Assistantg Bill Cone, Director of Alumni Affairs and Execu- tive Assistant to Vice-President for Devel- opmentg Margaret Gilmore, Communications Director: David Hodge, Assistant Vice-Presi- dent for Development-Special Projectsg lim Young, Associate Director of Development. f i I tx 2 Admissions-A ew Beginning Promoting the Baptist College and dispersing information relating to it requires foresight and planning. The endless task is performed by an able staff of workers. Interviews, check- ing on requirements, specifications, and helping the new student through processing are only a few of the tasks this year round job involves. Barbara Mead, Director of Admissions: Walker Wright, Asso. Director of Admissions: Butch Ham, Admissions Counselor: Marvin Locke, Director of Scholar Program: Veterans Coordinator, Don Deschenes lllli fb Q5-rfrgzgriiil iff' 'I If -..- Diff? Mft F .1 - gjfiibviiffrm 3 7 ,MW in SDS Aids Students Student Development Services is a title familiar to practically every- one. Aiding the students with every- thing from where you are going to live to where you can find a job and money assistance. This is one of the busiest places on campus. Staffed with concerned individuals, SDS is always ready to help students cope with any problems or snags they might incur concerning college. Patsy Morley, Assistant Dean for Student Ac- tivities: Dan Franz, Director of Financial Aid: Indy Warren, Assistant Dean for Housing: Ioyce Markusen, Assistant Vice-President for Student Affairs and Director of Counseling: Susan McLeod, Administrative Assistant for Placement: jennifer Iones. Administrative As- sistant for Financial Aid. Business Staff Feels Pulse of Societ Working with the financial aspect of Baptist College life is a group of trained and capable workers. The changes of society and their results on the students is actually the job of this entire group. Keeping their hand on the pulse of society, the business staff types, writes, sets up appoint- ments and prepares cost analyses. in-ming si it 1 M :yea 'ss 33533 N Mr. Marvin Cash, Comptroller: Iacquelyn Mims, Administrative Assistant to Vice Presi- dent for Business Affairs: Vermelle McLane, Disbursements Clerk: Gail Connally, Ac- counts Receivable Clerk: Genelle Kelly, Book- keeper: Betty Beckham, Accounts Receivable Clerk. 138 i Records Io Collier, Acting Registrar, Debra Moore, Evening School Advisor, Io Dober, Class Records Secretary and Recorderg Glenda Mosny, Senior Records Secretary, Barbara Friar, Machine Operator: A.A. Lacour, Man- ager, Data Processingg Virginia Letendre, Key Punch Operator, Barbara Ramroth, Class Records Secretary and Recorder: Patricia Hudson, Secretary to the Registrar: Donna Haggardg Lou Worsham, Evening School Secretary. Staff Does Endless Iob Supplying the necessities of the BCC community is a job that often goes unnoticed. A capable group of people care for these needs, provid- ing food, information from home, academic assistance, and help with illness and injuries. Mr. L.O. Coggin, Bookstore Manager: Mrs. Linda Carr, Night Nurse: Mr. Iames Allen, Security Chief, Mrs. David Stone, Post Office Clerk: Mr. Frank Lingle, Director of Cladieux Food Serviceg Mrs. Iulia Yost, College Nurse. ufmw N .c..af l' Q, . ,,.,, I, ,vt we w. 1: li, Us l W I Q it. '-.. L 1 1 Resident Staff Oversees Dorms Residence directors perform the tasks of counseling, discipline jobs, and supervising the maintenance of living quarters. These dedicated people strive to make campus and dorm life more communicative and happy- Mr. Furman Touchberry, Resident Counselorg Mrs. Furman Touchberry, Student Center Hostessg Mrs. lane Flannery, Director, Women's North, Mrs. Mary Koons, Director, Women's South and Annexg Mr. Brad Newell, Director, Russell Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Black, Director, Married Mall. Not pictured- Mr. Richard Hunt, Director, Athletic Mall. ,f, '-S-. , Business Dept. Offers Variet O Opportunities Providing qualified and accurate business techniques for aspiring businessmen fall on the shoulders of a large group of men and women. Stimulating students' minds is ac- complished by use of various meth- ods in courses like marketing, ac- counting, and computer training. To accomplish this means a great deal of work before class ever begins. Then professors can begin to try to get their points and regulations over to the students. Mr. Oliver Barnes, Mr. E.L. Passailaique, Dr. Royce Breland, Chairman of the Department: Mrs. Katherine Huger, Dr. A.C. Flora, Mr. Ed- win Perkins, Mrs. Vera Iohnson, Mr. Franklin Gay, Dr. james Edmonson, Dr. Mary Wheless. '11 N 4 Y., ., + Qs- . .1 X , .. N fn 'z , . N 'Q W S , if xml 'Z l Y X Aff ,-: y, ,4,:, Q, an 6 Q.-,tg f .Zi ,. LX. km. . 5' lk ima, lm. 5 i I ' - bfi s A A ' I 'Eli'- 4 142 0. -4 il 2 I I f f , ,.:..,,f, 7.52. 17 r f,,f ',,. 3 fig, Librar Functions As ucleus for Studies The library at Baptist College is one of the finest working organiza- tions on campus. Providing informa- tion via tapes, books, records, and recordings, this is one of the most utilized segments of college life. A capable staff, headed by Miss Thelma Elkins, provides guidance and assistance in any subject area. Miss 'l'hi:lma Elkins, Mrs. Linda 'l'ylcr, Mrs. Belly Ncmcth, Miss Rlicnila Knight, Mrs. Merle Doran. I44 ...uv ww. M ww .wx :IW 6 4 1 a .UW ..-M. Q in LJ M A57 ,Ms mg wet? .-V.-,1.,f..q-f 1-A ' ,. ,,A4 . ::::.,5 .ggi Q 145 Music-Talent And Time Music is one form of communica- tion which requires talent, feeling, and the ability to set a mood for an audience. It takes many hours of concentrated effort and cooperation to make a successful performance. The staff at Baptist College is made up of capable and gifted indi- viduals who offer a variety of ap- proaches to the field. Ioining the staff this year as an artist in residence is Ms. Iune Bon- ner, who teaches voice, passing on to her students knowledge and expe- rience gained from singing with the Metropolitan Opera Company. Mr. Victor Lawson follows the musical score as he directs the band. Ms. june Bonner exhibits expressive musical style. Mrs. Lee Ezell glances at a piano score in preparation for her next student. 4-Q Dr. David Cuttino smiles happily as he begins a song. Mr. Oliver Yost, chairman ofthe department, studies a score in preparation for class. Dr. Ann Howe makes an amusing remark dur- ing an MENC meeting, while Barbara Epps looks on. f 'y-xgxyii 2 5. 5 - 4 :' T544 ! j 'fygfz 1, Q ff ,, 4. 'qi S. is B 3: X ' if ji, ,,,,. ,, , :ay ,R . 1: V. x 1, V T s. .1 in 5: 9 2 f - il ' 3 4 Wifi fi in Art-Creativity Plus The Art Department at Baptist College gives students the chance to express themselves with their ore- ative talents. Featurmg courses rang- ing from ceramics and oil painting to creative drawing and design, this department is but another aspect of campus life. Mr. Ioseph Ward is chairman of the department. Mr. Ioseph Ward. Mr. Dixon Ferrell. ZZ ff wg t h 'psig' 15.2 Barry Strives For Better Understanding The Philosophy Department at BCC consists of one man-Dr. Iohn Barry. Through his efforts, interest has increased in the thinking and thought processes. The topics cov- ered in class include existentialism, communism, and Western thought. Dr. Iohn Barry English Is More Than Literature And Composition The English Department is re- sponsible for improving our ability to write and to analyze and compare different aspects of English. These 9 professors keep an open door to any problems one might confront. There are many subjects from which to choose in the field of English-ev- erything from major American writers to Shakespeare to the basic composition and English literature courses. These nine are confident of your success. Dr. Charles Smith-Chairman of the Department Dr. Annette Clarke Mrs. Patricia Allen Silas Garrison r r D' Q ' i I T mgfua., 'ti .g X: l50 A -,V H. . ,lf 5 Lionel Lackey Douglas Donahue-Iournalism Mrs. Iosephine Hutchenson Dr. Howard Overton Dr. George Niketas and Dr. Iames Rivers 151 vw. Education-A Carefully Planned Program The Education Department is the place to go if you are looking for a career of reward. The able staff of four handles all aspects of the teacher's preparatory work at BCC. The courses cover every subject available in any standard high school and have been carefully planned for the advancement and betterment of the student toward his or her final goal. Dr. Charles Breuer, Chairman of the Department Mrs. Ruby Matthews Dr. Carole Browning ISZ ., ,tm 8,9905 naar' W ,...1' ,.,. .ff of? Foreign Lan- guage-Inter Cultural Communication The foreign languages offered at Baptist College are to increase one's ability to communicate with his fel- low man. Focusing mainly on the lit- erary development of countries, the department aims toward increasing the student's knowledge of the people, as well as of the language of the people. Dr. Herring speaks with an expressive movement. Mrs. Ada Iohnson goes over some material with a student. Mrs. Georgia Schlau appears amused by a comment of a student. Heinz-Iurgen Criebach stands thoughtfully outside the classroom building. Math Depart- ment-An Excursion Into umbers The department of Math, chaired by Dr. Alvin Hanson, offers the stu- dents of BCC a chance to explore all facets of numbers and to learn their relation to our society. Offering courses ranging from the basic or general mathematics to statistics and data structures, the department can be an asset to a person in any field. Dr. Alvin Hanson, Chairman of the Department Mrs. Hazel Stewart answers a question on number concepts. Mrs. Cecile Bailey talks with students about a problem. 154 wif l Religion- The Road To Fulfillment The Religion Department of Bap- tist College has a fine schedule for those planning on entering any field of Christian service. Chaired by Dr. Walter Carpenter, the staff of three help guide the students along the road most satisfying to them. The new chapel, which is to be com- pleted soon will complete the plans for a School of Biblical Studies. Dr. Rembert Truluck Dr. Carlton Winberry Dr. I. Walter Carpenter 155 Speech-A Iourney In- ward The students of BCC are privi- leged to be guided by Dr. Lawrence Vanella and Miss Dolores Iones on a trip into the imagination within themselves. The department has many courses designed for those people interested in T.V. or radio work and of course the ever popular Speech 110 classes serve as an in- troduction to all the aspects of the field. Dr. Lawrence Vanella, Chairman of the Department Mrs. Delores Iones is tif 'Z , .1-'fu qv'4 .M-sf' i 1 i r. Qi H sv' 1 gm. 've W5 l' j M Wg'f?'351' . e A .gf f' , .Km fx Nwsww-... N , ,,,...,-,....'-W fax ,Ny ,ww-v9 me ft ww ! -z --9' it .4 ji, ? -4 3 'ei' i. Q s fd' 1. , r ' 4 - p-4 K V4 har' ISU ul l Q ,, cs ik K' - 'ff , Students Learn Functions of Life In Biology The department of Biological Sciences gives students an opportu nity to explore the world around them and learn more of life and its processes. Offering such subjects as Anatomy and Physiology, Botany Marine Biology and Entomology, the department gives the student new insight into life. Dr. Iames Barrier, Chairman of the Department Mr. Stephen Best discusses a slide with tht Anatomy class. 157 Variety Cf- fered In Ph sics The Physics Department is privi- leged to host a variety of courses covering the analytical portion of our society. The courses offered give insight to students in the fields of nuclear breakthroughs, electronics, mechanics and optics. This field be- comes more important every day as Physics is the field of the future. Dr, Robert Carroll, Chairman of the Department Mr. Fred Worthy analyzes a wave frequency. 158 fav 5 in 2 3 A if 2 A 4 H Chemistry-The orld Through A Test Tube Baptist College students are given the opportunity to look at a different angle of experimentation-the test tube angle. The department, chaired by Dr. Clyde Odom, aids students in understanding the laws governing the world and working with them to apply this knowledge toward their chosen fields of endeavor. Mrs. Ioyce Bagwell explains light reactions on a substance to students. Dr. A. Kenneth Bonnette seems amused at an experiment. Dr. Clyde Odom, Chairman of the Depart- ment, checks an experiment set-up. 159 Y 3 HL ,zf uf' K- 1 X' , ,ij , ,KQXWL 5 51 wry 'm sg - -'-' V 5' , '4uul0'-' , V D M A , vMN r-'-+..,, 1 .,-eatin. lieu? M ,5T 'N--. gyuvra ' ',,,.,Z- Y. I ' Wyavf Awww- if U wifi: rf, I My 5 , , V - 2 1, M swf.. 'M if , QA 6 , re, .:,. V. Q' 'Z W. 'W' ' f ,, 'Wig . ,..A . ,afmrs 1 I ,, Understanding Cf Life- urses Training The field of nursing is one of the largest fields to be offered in a Col- lege curriculum in that the students are to be entrusted with life after graduation and therefore must un- derstand every aspeet of it. The de- partment, chaired by Mrs. Paula Ward, offers students a physical, emotional and problematic ap- proach to life. Mrs. Paula Warsl, llarlnara lonos and a student with visual aid innlrrrlall, ltll 'EW rv W ' f, 'll 1, h 'f-' ' f.-VVe T T ,, t: ff: A ' i1ele,i T . eee ei .s 5 V ,fi -y ,, : ' -' . l t 7? 41 . W' rf ? R Aft' Q.. as , Jef iff? , ,. 0 a 4' A! Mwdmwfnw X Q Nxvih SSN? X Am Ks-NN Beverly Moore Pricilla Taylor Linda Carter History Department- Preparation for Tomorrow The academic studies of students are summarized in the History De- partment. Offering the students a look into the past and aiding them in a better understanding of the prob- lems of today and tomorrow is an aim of the staff. Dr. Paul Reitzer, Chairman of the Department, leads a well rounded staff of historians to- ward these goals. Dr. Paul Reitzer, Chairman of the Department Mrs. Linda Gooding looks over grades onfa pop quiz. Dr. Gerald Hasty seems intent on getting his point across. .S N .i...1.--N . ,,.. I' 162 NME r , 3 i , I 2 Z V - Q s ' 1 1,' . i l , i L ' J w :- K , W f i A 1 1 J ,Ha . Q i Q in an Q Q ' ft ax E501 uf? 'Q if 1 4 W ,X 1 41:11, W 6 33 as up 31 V S W fi lift? Y f' Q: f Q 1 M Y U y 'Q ,.,-,Y N-x. Dr. Ella Levett organizes materials for her class. Harold Keown, Ir. Mr. David Rison answers a question raised by one of his students. 163 1 New Courses Enhance Physical Education De- partment The students of BCC are now of- fered an alternative to the basic physical education courses. Many new areas of the field, including kar- ate, horseback riding, and beginning and intermediate courses in tennis, golf and dance will give the curricu- lum of the department a new look. The well rounded staff of the de- partment also gives difference in ap- proach and technique to the students. Dr. William Kerr-Chairman of the Department Coach Howard Bagwell-Head of the Athletic Department Coach Iim Settle-Associate Track Coach and Head Cross-Country Coach 164 F71 -air Tj, W 5 1 i m 2 1 , f I I 4 f ly ,. 1233-'Lfjzf2?,2,a . Q., Q 1. Mrs. Sandra Talarico-Women's Physical Education Professor ffm 4 Yi ,mk1. 17'-'. .g,-,Jazz 4 3-f f up: William Henry-Men's Basketball Coach f 1 5:41 'f-3 V-Q A MQ if MC' W 1 K1 1 ,I Q, iv y 41 if gy ff V 3,-. -wr -,,,,.+:5 ,gf ,-mr , ' ,Q -' is J' C1 'iv . - Mrs. Virginia Halans-Women's Physical ' l 1-114-2'f511-I-1-'ff'WSI Educ a ti o n P r o f e s s o r Coach Charles Welty-Athletic Trainer ' x fff' -'ffblcf , Coach Bill Bustle-Baseball Coach ' ?:9R?f2:,3:.?' 'i -'- , , 1 , V1 X' ' 1 f', 5 :Q I ' ew 1,- , , M 'fdfi f f 44 1 fi ,, Jw 1 s , f4,. , P, f 1. ' ' ' ' pg- g,fg,:s1.-. 9 f rw- 1 , Nfff- 0 1 ff, A N I 1, 4 x 4 ff ,, 'V f 0 , ,Q Af x 'sf I Q , nf , -3 ' X A ' 1' . ' 5 W, 'lc u , ,V ' fm' v, Q . -' ' I '74 ff -in :- x 1 Je z Q aw 5 4. 2 f 1 165 Psychology Students Study Mentality of Society The Psychology Department of BCC affords students a look at the mental problems and challenges of our society. With the coming of a new member, Mrs. Helen Fenner, to the department, these studies have been enhanced. There are two full time members of the staff in Psy- chology and several courses are taught at night by part time profes- sors from Charleston and the Medi- cal University. Mrs. Helen Fenner Mrs. Helen Barry Li - W6 Hit W . ,iff I ,A C , I ,p,'a f'1'1 1,111 1,1 I 4 ,ll f '1 3' '1 in 1 l' ,Ig I 14,1 'Q' fit' ff 91 ,'f igfllla-vt 'fill' G I fl I 5 4' ,lc I .ryllf I v'l' ,:,a f I av J 4 114' 19' 'iff Ni Sociology-The Development of Social Attitudes The Department of Sociology of- fers students at BCC a look at the in- fluences of the world population, racism, economy, and the basic needs of man. The courses include Criminology, Educational Sociol- ogy, The American Community and Marriage and the Family. Donald Mundell and Mrs. Kaye Sharpe give the courses their years of study and offer differing opinions and tech- niques of teaching. Mrs. Kaye Sharpe Donald Mundell 167 erospace Studies- Militar Approach to College The Aerospace Department af- fords men and women the opportu- nity to go to school and have defi- nite plans for a career afterwards. Offering courses from basic military doctrines and organizations to field training, the staff gives students an opportunity to examine this aspect of school and with members of their chosen endeavor. s 4 4. i I y , , 42211, I vn i E, 1' My an 1 ij A-'H ' - --M -- f----fm L-Wmfsfeaw,-1,yfmf4w,v::1:zwe2::,e:f:,:-1:1-w.a:-wlvwm-AJ-1-bf-1-f-z-wt.,,W ,. , 4 -,.- V ..,. . , .fs . , I 1.751 2 C 2 E x 4 i Z sing, Q1-au eww' 15.15 1:3- 3 Ili!! s I.t. Lol. lohn l E Luft to right-Capt. Raymond Goodman Mi jon' Lucian DoMott, QU. Col. Rut.j lohn E. lin, l.t. Col. William E. Vondorsmilh llcorgv U. Blvvins, Sgt. Rick Sparrow I ? num..-- 1 mum,-gn 54 fn , .Wa Major DeMott checks the schedules for the day. Lt. Col. Hanlin seems intent on solving a problem. Capt. Goodman describes the military justice system. 169 ,Ji . 'A 5, ' 'Q' 57 I fu if x Xi f YQ':.,14Q 2' xbgyfif W jjjjlll. 1 -4 0 ' - . e s'wa'J ' , I '5:f,g,l 'Q , 'A '5 'Avg A . , V 1 '. f 'sf' xx '- ' V1Q5,Q.V4 , ' .gi 45 '- . . , il X ,44,JQ- .i., . f l D ,. . by -,fr ' . M n Students Seniors Allen, Mary Business Summerville Alston, Leyvonne Sociology Charleston Anderson, Herman North Charleston Anderson, Robert E. Sociology Aiken Atkins, Loretta M. Chemistry Summerville Bailey, William E. Psychology Monks Corner Ballard, Karen Music Kershaw Baltzegar, Iohn Religion Barker, Mike Religion Camden Batson, Cindy Elementary Education Walterboro Baver, Robert H. Math North Charleston Beasley, Arthur B. Ir. Math Sumter Benford, Regina Business Charleston Benton, Marion H. Business Myrtle Beach Bishop, L. Stevens Religion Iohnsonville Blackwood, Mary I. Math Goose Crock Bradhnm, Pets: Music Manning lirzisliisrr, Kathy English Crrrenville lirtrnmeinnn, Sully Music, 'l'h1:rupy lilitlai, Ohio Brooks, Adele W. Nursing fillilI'll'S'Ull 172 4---, 5 A-. i 3 Tm f v, . ,, ,, g W Y . B 1 ' y 'W ' 'K 55 was .---.. I l 3 - ' f fi x: .V ' . 2 , W 75,81 A' A x 'Q' 1 wi i. . 1 1 1 2 ., ' 1 s-uf W? ' ' A -. 1 t -1 , P '53 ' M '- -ff MW ' M.. lm. .- w I -'ri 4' he 3 , . Jimi , 1 - , E Q Q . 4-' f B A is -, 'lr - ' ' 'Si' ' 5,4 Q f is if , Wg gg S i i N li r ,- E Q ' I ., a R, x f' L 3 80+ , . M0965 X S, ,fb 4 I L. . i.. Q i,, fr 1 ,t flfe A l 1-A A A I wgraavf il 3' 'RST A . l X Wt'-i t f- ft F11 xx X lt ml got. S l ,-:M . 1.1-- YL Ez 'nk' A 4 K . - ' '1 '6 .nf 1 X ll g , . it ' with A ' l A 'A h Nnrx nv ? jg , is 1: 1 i . 1, tl 2, S 2 f 2. Q 5 tg 35. ..,, W x My Xi E awww W A 1 rfb f, ,,,4,y. s. 1. . 1- A Q- ' of 1 J: a,: -- 1 . . .7 'is Q 'A ' 1' u A, I 4- 131. ,.., , MT, s 2 ,it X A ,, -1, er vw 1 sc f tx 3 X fa , , 4, , V ,Lf 3 ix 559 . 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Physical Education Orangeburg Collier, Gerald Religion Cottageville Confer, Thomas R. Chemistry Colonia, New Iersey Cox, Glenda Elementary Education Summerville Dalton, Aubrey G. Accounting Knoxville, Tenn. Davis, Norman W. Ir. Business Management Cottageville Davis, Swift A. Ir. Management Charleston Davis, Virginia Special Education Summerville Dendy, Tomasine W. Elementary Education Hamilton, Ohio Doffin, Iacqueline I. Psychology Charleston Douty, Gary Physical Education Mount Pleasant Downs, Iames L. Business Adm. Charleston Drayton, Alice S. Special Education Charleston Ellis, john M. Marketing Charleston Epps, Barbara Gay Music Education Meggett Emhler, Mical E. Physical Education Greenville Evans, Witte History Vance Farrell, Sammy K. Psychology I li lrlollo, North Carolina lfinklca, james R. Cliurch Music: Monks Corner tlarmeltu, Rufus Business Adm. Summerville 174 W., fs 4 W' I tif 5 1 5' ff' W' fr if W i we 'i K 4- V 1 '1 , , 4. 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Utt Pete B. Adams D. VVz1yne Hurlley Iohn E. Moon Izlek L. Matthews Thomas M. Evans, Sr Wilson Tire 8x Service 1460 Savannah Highway Charleston, S.C. ICE CREAM COMPANY 422l RIVERS AVENUE B.F. Goodrich Michelin CHARLESTON HEIGHTS. S. C. 29405 .W-w 213 1 - ' Lomplxmfenfs of ff fflf 7 , ND 3 2' on ,gf 6 f F, - L.- I -A if . V, VP H ,JZ-f P 1 l N , Q AII' :Q-Flu-:urnur-all-A ,U ,,.1 ,:,, 5, 4 A 4-. M 4 I 3 M ,. wig W ii . A W M, M ,.,, F. BEFZNIE JAMES, President LARRY B. JAMES, Vice President F , 417.1 Ijorfclwfrsifar Hom! Pllflllff 18031 55-I-8121 f1flHI'll3SlUIl, S.C. 29-Ill :gum WOMIZJ? gdlebnwn nl I Y ' Have you seen the Low Country's FIRST all Complete Fishing Center? 1' lr-,- Chl1l'llISfUll'S Oldest Operating ,lf Driver in Hrrsmurcmf r 'ff h . VVhzrrr: Ihr: fond is HHA1, good 6 ,9 1 5201 Hivfrrs Avcr. F We Feature All Your Fishing Needs Come In and get Acquainted withUS. Ulhr Ufarklr Sahark vfnsonnuzsu SERVICE q'f agC S 0PPf'1g Goose Creek, S.C. 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WI? ! 5 , '- , 5 4 4-Wg 4, f f BEDROOM ENSEMBLES 1.2112271- + fi nf 215 BARSHAY'S Whitey's Grocery DEPARTMENT STCRE Hwy. 78 Ladson' S'C' 106 South Main Str 553-8555 SummerviIIe,Sou1h Ccrolino Phone: 873-2720 ONE-STOP SHOPPING IN SUMMERVILLE My Seffle for 'ess ? Qrjoq me lT'S THE ,fade REAL THING COKE AT THE BAPTIST Comics lottiod under authority ol Tho Coco-Colo Company by TURNER SUPPLY CO., INC. ELECTRICAL WHOLESALERS 3535 MEETING STREET RD. P.O. BOX 7226 CHARLESTON HEIGHTS, S.C. 29405 PHONE: 554-8991 1 4, ,I I Q A mania? Cwswe f IQELMIIVICI LIQIUWNZ 07!I 6II'X7!!H9E ' -' IIIIPI III Ig Jim:-I SL Q ,Jc':n- .M 1- , -5 - - If, A Rxximvy' .uw 1 0 IIMCBUISM I QIIQIWQQLIEE QIIIIL IMPQBIZ 1- gf-me mem Ave. I d 4 ' I' I 1 ' ' I I UN 'EI ' 'I :J r O I I Q -'::::.'Ls'L Cv? F' rx kim LUIXI BI :Iggy rw I j gi-1 '- 2:'1 '1 - I: Lll.C7'llVI,TITZ ,..mA11nr.': I if '-'-- JI I - MII I S l , It Q' H .U 1 I I Z5 I. ,QL-II If H 1 I ax. ,--ith' - AM an , -:I . . I,.,5.::J ' '- -- 4 I WILLIAMS PHARMACY 6540 Rivers Ave. PHONE: 553-2617 Charleston' Heights, S.C. MOOD WILLIAMS, R.Ph. RUSCON CONSTRUCTION CD. A NAME SYNONYMOUS WITH ..... TOTAL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES .... PALMETTO PROGRESS ..... . . . . INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL, INSTITUTIONAL, BRIDGE, APARTMENT, CONDOMINIUM, WATERFRONT, PILE DRIVING Gnd UTILITIES CONSTRUCTION 1 MIAA RENTALS INC. WE RENT MOST ANYTHING 3555 MEETING ST. RD. 747-7646 NEAR PINEHAVEN SHOPPING CENTER i ,aff ,4-' ll Garden Tiller: Lawn Moworx Televisions Puly Nudn Floor Sandq . -ap V 1i n...: ' an i ldgiieash I-aaanggi 11' .,'l L: 1 f 'l ' Whnl Chairs Water Pump! H p I IB d Roll-Away led: Baby Bod: ,:,2?A f V . H Veg. :K Polisher! Chain Saws Power Suu Reducing Bolt PICK-UP Cr DELIVERY SERVICE .gre ADAM's 66 SERVICE CENTER Motor tune-ups Mechanical work Service with a smile 7:30 am to 9:00 pm Monday thru Saturday Groceries Cigarettes Candy Ice Highway 78 553-6944 Charleston Heights DRRI OTOR i INC P A 2038 Meeting Street Charleston Heights, S.C, 29405 Highway 78 Summerville, S.C DATSUN B210 1975 gas mileage champion. EPA tested 39 miles per gallon. Coble Fresh Milk People Milk 81 Ice Cream PH. 553-3723 III X BEHLIII B. IIIYEBS LUIIIBEB BUBP. BERLIN G. MYERS, Prexideni and Manager Quality made us famous - Service made us grow LUMBERFOREVERYPURPOSE BUILDING SUPPLIES 1 x' 350 NORTH MAIN STREET I SUMMERVILLE, S. C. 29483 DELIVERY ANYWHERE TELEPHONE 873-2010 Sportsman Center Complete line of Fisherman's Supplies Rods Reels Tackle Lures Hunting 8: Fishing Licenses OPEN HRS. Summer Months-24 Hrs. a Day Winter Months-6 A.M.-11 P.M. 553-9993 Highway 52 Goose Creek 0 Water's Red 8 White 2 S 3 REB i' Gin 873-1531 Open 7 days Q week 219 HVC TDD for eve tomorrow DOWNTOWN - 34 Broad St. EAST COOPER - 822 C I NORTH AREA - Rivers Ave. at Cosgr WEST ASHLEY - 855 Savannah H NORTHWOODS - I-26 81 Ashley Pho ph Rd SUMMERVILLE S ll Pl Ph 22 0572 Milk makes life more beautiful ..... and CCBURG makes beautiful milk. N W Baptist College B001fSt01'e The Outboard Shop W , Evinrude Motors, Boston Whaler, MFG 1 W 3,1 TQ aff ,Wm 'Y Aquasport, and Ranger Boats The Shop that Service Built 5133 Rivers Ave. - Chas. Hgts. 747-9614 lifailfi sv T Emgf in Qute T' O FT IHEIINISI I' raiflvrf xnlfz 417451 ' 'ffm Bl El 1 The Peddler Steak House Charleston's Most Unique . . . Ribeye Steak Seafood Lavish Salad Bar Some Beverages free with Evening Meals Open 7 Nights a Week 6-10 P.M. Open 6 Days a Week 11:30 A.M.-3:00 P.M. Phone 557-7091 Located on Historic Market St. Downtown Chas. DENAUX HARLEY- DAVIDSUN 1937 Highway 7!Charleston, SC 29407 556-1733 556-8881 Bob Walsh Family Y Karate Club 21 George St. Chas., S.C. Call 556-1984 for information Classes Tue. and Thur. 7:30-9:30 HARLEY-DA VIDSUN Modern Music Center Inc. WE FEATURE: Sunn-Fender-Cibson-Kustom-Univox Farfisa-Yamaha 8: Rogers Drums- Marshall Oak Ridge Plaza 5060 Dorchester Rd. ........................ 552-4626 Village lnn Pizza Parlor Where PIZZA is always in good taste eat in or carryout your choice of 24 varieties Rustic-International Family Atmosphere Entertainment Nightly SERVICE FROM 3 GREAT LOCATIONS Northbridge Terrace 556-0284 Shopping Center 6322 Rivers Av. 553-1393 Shopping Center 5029 Dorchester Rd. 552-5500 amijfon awe ers ST. ANDREW'S CENTER 979 SAVANNAH HIGHWAY CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA Compliments of Robert's Gulf Rivers and Remount Rd. ZZ I 1 l I Corolla Corona Hill1X Mark 11 Land Cruiser Celica l Palmetto Toyota Sales-Service-Satisfaction 5071 Rivers Ave. North Charleston one BERKELEY Q99 6 Locnnon TIIIAIS llll Pull 147 520 IIHTIOOI Pull 141-NIO Ill' IOIICTI. 195-Illl . - i t g :Allah Pill! 101-1001 i IOIIITIII SKPFIIG CTI. Ill-ill! i ill' SQ. SUSIE. S53-Ill Westvaco is for people interested in paper. And people who aren't that interested in paper. . . . . .but who are interested in pollution control and machine design and process control and fluid dynamics and polymers and lasers and specialtychemicals and nonwoven fabrics. We have all sorts of interesting facts. So if you're approaching a graduate or under- graduate degree and you have the kind of curiosity and talent to meet the new tech- nology head-on, let's talk it over. Westvaco An equal opportunity employer 223 Dosc:her's Red 84 White Super Markets Inc. Highway 7 Rivers Avenue Remount Road Dorchester Inc Highland Park Riverland Terrace MC's Triumphs Opels Mazdas FREDERICICS AUTCHAUS, LTD. Specializing in japanese and Cerman ear repairs p IBUTOHAUS i N i V. p l W i il .-' 'S'- ' ve-N A , N'T17 '. 'yllxzx is ...4 it-,Xl ' 'rf' f CIW' l qibwb l it ...W W in pv 5 f 5 L 7 Thos. A. Knight Co. 553-1830 Ex. agent for All we have to sell is service so we have to do butter. Colony North and . N h T ' 'l A , 4260 Meeting Sl. Road on rdnqm CWS Frederick R. Classner North Charleston, SC. 747-7022 224 I . Pizza Hut QQ':, A '4 1 Q King Street f'1 Pinehaven Shopping Center 4 Iv St. Andrews Shopping Center Iarnes Island Shopping Center ppl iivigvi D S gvppzv Hafbof View me i..OCSti0i1Sv Ashley Plaza 6062 Rivers Ave. ............................. ....... 7 44-7108 Summerville Plaza Shopping 33? 2ZYZS12ZhB?vZ?pi'.'1s1'.Qgggggz111i ..., 1 33212333 East Cooper Plaza Shopping Center .................... ..... 223232 Ioseph I. Grooms leans Agent Off. Phone: 744-3329 1928 Remount Rd. Summerville, S,C, North Charleston, S.C. HOME OFFICE BLOOMINGTON ILLINOIS sure FARM nNsuRANce coMPANuss INSUIANCIL HK ' South Windermere - Pinehaven ' Northwoods Mall - Fabric Fair S U B M A R I N E S Grinders, Hogies, Poorboys, Torpedos or Whatever YOU Call'em 3 0 Combination Steak 8 0 e p xv ef o 50 Sell 6 Q9 8601 . Gage 90552 0,60 I, Genoa Salami , 95 H qv 0 a J' ' 0 X Anuvgst D 8. K PIZZA VILLA Old State Road at Hwy. 52 GOOSE CREEK, S. C. Take out orders - Call in and Pick'em Up PHONE 553-9951 11:00 A. M. until Midnight OPEN: Mon - Tues - Wed 11:00 A. M. Until -- - - - Thurs - Fri - Sat w Ci,0SED QLL UDAY SUNDAY Gladieux Food Service www!- Vh. ' 1 l For Some Of The Finest Seafood Anywhere - Try f -v -I I' 'e- 3 if IIIIIII 'A MMIII ':e 'ilv IIIIIEIUIII. I 1 fi le I 1 if ig 5 . 15, -, ' 5. if? ,.Q.Iz 5,f5, 5,1 gf 5,5 1: 1, f - ,I 2-IEE'M'p5....xf?EQllIlM'lI5 Vzbbzb Q .,,: :.,. ,f:.,f:Ai:,.Z:., ,... . . I 18 , . A,,,, fi 5' HWY. 17 AT SHEM CREEK-MT. PLEASANT NATIVE GIFT SHOP ON PREMISES NO RESERVATIONS NECESSARY OPEN SEVEN D S A E AY WE K MONDAY-SATURDAY 5 P.M.-11 P.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON-9 P.M. AUf!' 'P7-'ARTS XD COIVIPLEIE LINE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 873-5610 COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE DEPENDABLE REBUILT MOTORS MOTORS VAT CLEANED CHEMICALS Exxon Chemical Company U.S.A Ribbon Fabric Division Hwy. 78 West Summerville, S.C. 29483 ' . - I i , -M-mi? 'A M , ' , . t'-il 1 A ' ft it A :Q MAJ ,f off: ' 'Q 'JXw-,?g -- Z.. V ' , , , 4,r A.,q,, . .. A .. 1 F . ,W -,Z X ,,..., , --,f J -'v' +f4'E'ff5 'f !-. , . , H 5 l Q - V t um 111.1 t 'W if 'l'H M III' ' t , ,M sq -, ,,N,,, I N .A , ,t gn 121 gr: I Fl.: Q I V ' fm WWW t - 1-'A 2 . ' of tf r ' I.. .nv ' ! . f 5 ' ' 5 i ' ' I - M hE ' 1 , t W ' r t :!S3f'h'.' '1'4'F4 ' raw A4 ,--W.,.e-4----n--Mfw 'T ' a ' 1 s . Q rr 5 , ,H - ' -P Downtown Meeting Street and Calhoun St. Vi X? , IX T ENATONS P1 I INN K E E P E R W Y ' f' '10--,gag lllflfo -'L Q15 3-'E .F .I-5121 if 1-'f' p- ,XJQ Rivorvivw H South Airport U' 54 17 U' P-Shlffy Rlvfff ' U4 S- Highwily 17 I-26 and West Aviation Avo. -lik ..... .,.,...,.... .Qs 228 - 0 i The Continental Corner Mediterranean Imports 123 West Richardson Avenue Summerville, South Carolina For All Your Vehicle Needs .... Iim Bilton Ford, Inc St. George, S.C. Dial Direct: 873-7381 or 723-9648 Q Al Bilton Ford Holly Hill, S.C. Dial Direct: 873-6382 asAUTY 5,sLON , The Philippine Hut Old State Road Goose Creek Compliments of Holly Hill Farm Supply, Inc. A Complete Farm and Gardening Center Holly Hill, s.C. 29059 Compliments of MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY YELLOW PINE 2 DIMENSION Flack-Jones Lumber Go PIEBIOX il-SWEUMMERVILLE, S C 29483!PHONE AC 8031873 2120 Division of Iones Ford Sales to make friends Service to keep them. 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Dean, 108, 109 . johnnie, 90, 194 Akers, Mike, 60, 187 Allen, Cheryl, 89, 187 Allen, james, 140, 179 Allen, Lee, 84 Allen, Marc, 84, 194 Allen, Mary, 172 Bolchoz, Brenda, 195 Bolduck, jim, 37, 45 Bonner, june, 133, 146 Bonnette, Dr. Kenneth, 65, 159 Booker, Mary, 187 Borland, Thomas, 195 Bowling, Dr. D.A., 60 Bowman, Cheryl, 57, 58, 83 Boyd, Vanessa, 187 Boyett, Ruth, 110, 195 Boykin, jennifer, 87 Boyter, David, 195 Bradham, Pete, 172 1 Allen, Michael, 85, 98, 194 Allen, Mrs. Patricia, 150 Alsley, Lottie, 83 Alston, Leyvonne, 83, 172 Anderson, Herman, 172 Anderson, Mack, 80, 82 Anderson, Robert, 56, 85, 172 Antonio, Melanie, 194 Arnold, Barry, 84, 194 Arnold, Marie, 179 Assey, Charlie, 112, 194 Atkins, Loretta, 65, 172 Atkinson, Alfred, 194 Avant, Ronald, 179 Bagley, Ann, 194 Bagwell, Howard, 164 Bagwell, joyce, 159 Bradley, Timothy, 180 Bradwell, Terry, 96, 98, 195 Brandon, Don, 53, 82 Brannon, Al, 84 Brannon, Tullie, 195 Brashier, Kathy, 172 Bray, Rebecca, 195 Breland, Dr. Royce, 142 Brenneman, Sally, 51, 64, 70, 1 Breuer, Dr. Charles, 152 Brewer, Richard, 90, 195 Bridges, Guy, 73 Bright, Ella, 122, 123, 187 Brinson, Bo-Bo, 82, 105, 195 Brogdon, jane, 58, 187 Bailey, Bliff, 108, 109 Bailey, Cecile, 154 Bailey, Charles, 187 Bailey, Debra, 194 Bailey, Mike, 112 Bailey, Nora Dell, 194 Bailey, William, 172 Ballard, Karen, 48, 68, 77, 172 Baltzegar, john, 56, 172 Barker Barker 1 , Karen, 29, 50, 57, 58, 187 Mike, 84, 91, 172 Barnes, Glenn, 194 Barnes, Mr. Oliver, 142 f 1 Barnet , Diane, 72, 73, 179 Barnette, William, 58, 179 Barrett, Debby, 61 Barrier, Dr. james, 157 Barry, Mrs. Helen, 166 Barry, Dr. john, 134, 149 Barta, john, 98, 103, 179 Barton, Pat, 179 Bartschat, Dieter, 65 Batson, Cindy, 172 Baugh, Van, 194 Baver, Robert, 172 Baxley, jody, 122 Brooks, Adele, 172 Brooks, Dawn, 195 Brown, Al, 84 Brown, Andria, 195 Brown, Colanthia, 89 Brown, Debbie, 64, 187 Brown, james, 195 Brown, L'Tanya, 195 Brown, Roderick, 180 Brown, Steve, 84 Brown, Thomas, 195 Brown, Willa, 187 Brown, Willie, 85, 173 Brown, Zane, 195 Browning, Dr. Carole, 61, 152 Brunson, Ashley, 180 Brunson, David, 84, 195 Bryan, james, 96, 97, 98, 100, 103 Bryant, Leah, 89, 173 Bryant, Letha, 87, 195 Bryant, Lorraine, 195 Bryson, Nancy, 195 Buchanan, Richard, 195 Buck, john, 173 Buckley, Mary, 180 Buffkin, Charisse, 195 Burch, Essie, 195 Burch, Kay, 173 Burke, Billy, 60 Burns, Edmond, 85, 112 Burritt, Mary Ann 173 40 Beard, Donnie, 58 Bustle, Mr. Bill, 112, 115, 165 Beasley, Art, 46, 48, 60, 77, 82, 116, 172 Button, Gwendolyn, 187 Beck, Lawrence, 187 B11113, Douglas, 173 Beckham, Betty, 138 Byrd, Robert, 173 Beckroge, Linda, 194 Bell, Lester, 47, 50, 82 Benenhaly, Lorraine, 194 Benford, Regina, 172 Caddell, Marilyn, 180 Bennett, David, 187 Caldwell, Charles, 196 Bffllniflf. Milfilf. 1117 Cameron, Michael, 1711 Benson, David, 110, 119, 194 Cglmplwll, Bruce, 196 Ulfnlflll, M?lI'1UI1, 172 Campbell, Philip, 196 l1enlon, Stewart, 1110 Qunmlilyv MQjj'Vjl1' 11111 l5 Y' Uilvifl- 1133- 195 Cannon, Karen, 196 l1lfl'l'1!- l il1ll1- 1114 Carder, Nicky, 112 l1esaneon, Charles, 1011, 109 11111-15011, 11111-yy 1711 11es1, 111: Stephen, 157 13,1111 IXQEHV. 11111 liilliler, Clallnvrine, 11111 11111-1111111131-,A'l'111-ri, 15111 I11I1on, 'l'o1nniy, 1110 Cai'1n'ii1ei', l1r. Walter, 30, 155 l1ireIi, Alvin, 1111 Carr, Linda, 140, 1711 l1irelifieId, l.inda, til Carroll, l1r. Rolmert, 1511 I11ggl11111, In SI1fV1'11gs1' 17:1 lliIl'lt?l', l1i1l'l11l1'11, 11111 I115111111. SIll'l'1' 1115 fl1Il'it'1', l.11I1l4l, 1111 111ai:k, 12111-ryl, so, 511, 5:1 lIa1'lel'. Mrs. 1-111111 1111 lilgngla l':111'I, 1111 Carter, Margaret, 1711 I1la1zk, Painela, 1117 Ui1I'11'l'. 111111 19111 Hlglfll-1' R11I11'1'l'lifl i:i1l'1t'l', Vltlllti, 11111 l1Iaekwood, Mary, jo, 1711 tfash, Marvin, 11111 I1la1r,'1'ony,111, 11.11-zsillas, Cass, 1711 I1lanton, Iidna, 1110 tlalol, johnny, 11111 11l.'v11111, 13111, 111-111-1113 11111 liauglnnan, Carol, 51, 511, 57, 511, 72, 711, 110, 1111 l1l1'Wr1, l1.111ii11'.1li, 117, 1111, 11t1,1111, I'1l, 11111 1113. 1711 f Cauthen, jan, 60, 64, 173 Chance, Beth, 173 Chapman, Vickie, 196 Chassereau, Carolyn, 173 Chatman, Inez, 196 Childress, Marty, 80, 188 Chrisman, Darlene, 196 Christie, Maralyn, 173 Clarey, joe, 181 Clark, David, 173 Clark, john, 181 Clark, Steve, 25, 48, 52, 82, 173 Clark, Toni, 196 Clarke, Dr. Annette, 150 Clausen, Thomas, 196 Clement, Cathie, 196 Clinton, joanne, 173 Cloer, Catherine, 188 Coakley, joyce, 83 Coaxum, Louverne, 83 Coaxum, john, 85, 196 Cocke, Michael, 174 Coggin, L.O., 140 Coggin, Sandy, 34, 35, 110, 181 Coggin, Susan, 181 Coggins, Susan, 56, 88, 188 Cohen, Yvonne, 196 Coker, Fran, 58, 59 Coker, Lee, 196 Cole, Karen, 196 Colguitt, jacqueline, 188 Collier, Gerald, 174 Collier, jo, 136, 139 Collins, David, 181 Collins, Karen, 196 Collins, Linda, 61, 188 Colston, Larry, 181 Cone, Bill, 135 Confer, Tom, 65, 96, 98, 174 Connally, Gail, 138 Conner, jeff, 197 Cook, Beverly, 24, 122, 181 Cooke, Carol, 181 Copeland, Mary, 197 Corbitt, Ronnie, 98, 102 Cotton, Lorelei, 64, 181 Covington, David, 84, 188 Covington, Leonard, 84, 197 Cox, Glenda, 174 Cox, james, 105, 197 Cox, Ron, 56 Craddock, Ronald, 197 Craig, Darlene, 197 Crain, Darlene, 181 Craven, john, 197 Crawford, Albertha, 197 Crawford, Michael, 197 Creech, Gail, 197 Creech, Glenn, 56, 188 Creel, Linda, 188 Cribb, Norman jean, 188 Crosby, Barbara, 197 Crouch, Kenneth, 197 Crouch, Lorraine, 181 Crowley, Sally, '188 Culbertson, Charles, 181 Culp, Mark, 98 Cuttino, Dr, David, 32. 66 1'1'1 14, . nx- Cuttino, Lawrence, 197 Dalton, Aubrey, -17, 174 Dantzler, Carl, 188 Dargan, Gloria, 197 Darnell, Patricia, 11111 l1avey, David. 65 Davis. l'Iii1gene, 911, 197 l1avis, johnny, 197 Davis, l.vv, 1517 Davis, Mike, 1111 Dari , Norman, 174 l1avis, Swift, 17-1 Davis, 'l'eresa, 511, 6-1, 116 Davis, Virginia, 174 Dawkins, Gwendolyn, 1911 Dawson, Wayne, 56 111-al, Carolyn, 11111 Dean, Chuck. 197 114-an, Toinniy, 112, 197 11vl,ong, Alice, 11111 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 DeMott, Maj. Ludian, 168, 169 Dendy, Tomasine, 50, 174 Dennis, Sharon, 181 Dent, john, 197 Dixon, jack, 60, 96, 98, 198 Dobbins, Sherry, 198 Dober, jo, 139 Doffin, jacqueline, 174 Donahue, Douglas, 151 Doran, Mrs. Merle, 145 Dorsey, Dean, 181 Dorsey, Dianna, 188 Doudy, Quinton. 85 Doughty, Quintine, 198 Douglas, Kathy, 57, 58, 90, 188 Douglas, Lu, 88, 198 Douty, Gar'y, 174 Downs, james, 174 Drawdy, Becky, 61, 198 Drayton, Alice, 174 Drayton, Doris, 198 Duncan, judy, 24, 26 Duncan, William, 106, 107, 181 Dunn, Gralin, 198 Dupree, Mary, 198 Dye, Karin, 198 Eaves, Ronnie, 198 Edmonson, Dr. james, 143 Edwards, Catherine, 198 Edwards, jim, 188 Eklund, Brenda, 34, 35, 44, 45, 181 Elkins, Thelma, 144 Elliott, Angela, 181 Ellis, john, 85, 174 Ellis, Robert, 198 Elmore, Sharon, 60, 198 Elsey, Ervin, 198 Embler, julie, 24, 34, 64, 111, 181 Embler, Mical, 64, 96, 98, 99, 174 Epps, Barbara, 47, 48, 77, 174, 147 Epps, Sandra, 86 Evans, john, 198 Evans. Witte, 174 Ezell, Mrs. Lee, 146 Fanning, james, 182 Farley, Keith, 198 Farrell, Dixon, 148 Farrell, Sammy, 174 Faust, David, 198 Federico, Ferdinand, 65 Fenner, Helen, 166 Fields, Denny, 116 Fields, Willie, 85 Filyaw, Melvin, 182 Findley, Marcia, 182 Finklea, Ricky, 64, 174 Fitzgerald, Theresa, 198 Flannery, jane, 141 Flora, A.C., 143 Flora, Barbara, 198 Fludd, Margie, 199 Flynn, Earl, 199 Fogle, james, 182 Folk, Libby, 61, 199 Ford, Debra, 199 Fowler, Barry, 76 Francis, Stephen, 199 Franz, Dan, 137 Frashier, Valerie, 199 Freeman, Suzanne, 88, 199 Friar, Barbara, 139 Friday, David, 199 Friday, Ricky, 85 Frierson, Fri, 82 Fulton, Amanda, 64, 188 Gandy, Samuel, 199 Gamett, Martha, 199 Garnette, Rufus, 174 Garrett, Preston, 175 Garrick, Phyllis, 57, 58, 88, 175 Garris, Charles, 199 Garris, Linda, 199 Garrison, Silas, 150 Garvin, Fannie, 199 Gay, Franklin, 143 Geddings,.Nancy, 199 Geddis, Anna, 175 Geddis, Deborah, 188 Gerena, Myrna, 199 German, Sheila, 57, 58, 89, 90 Gibbons, jan, 84 Gibbons, William, 199 Gibbs, Cynthia, 199 Gibson, Eileen, 199 Gilliard, Coffie, 199 Gilliland, Steve, 58 Gilmore, Margaret, 74, 135 Gilstrap, Regina, 122, 123, 125 Givens, Louanne, 57, 58, 77, 88, 188 Glover, Mitchell, 175 Godfrey, Frances, 189 Gohagan, Debra, 61, 182 Gooding, Mrs. Linda, 160 Goodlett, Diane, 199 Goodman, Capt, Raymond, 168, 169 Gordon, Ken, 76, 175 Graham, Gary, 175 Grant, Marie, 200 Gray, jan, 60, 64, 189 Greager, Lynda, 80, 86, 90, 111, 189 Green, Mabel, 200 Green, Rosemary, 89, 189 Greene, Alicia, 61, 200 Greene, Clementine, 189 Greene, Ethel, 200 Greene, O'Violet, 24, 61, 189 Griebsch, Heinz-jurgen, 153 Grooms, Phillip, 200 Gruber, Becky, 46, 51, 64, 77, 175 Gschwend, Arvel, 175 Guill, Kay, 200 Gulledge, Patricia, 200 Haggard, Donna, 139 Haigler, Stanwood, 200 Halans, Virginia, 122, 125, 165 Hale, Darlene, 88, 200 Haley, Diane, 200 Hall, Alex, 200 Hall, Betty, 182 Hall, Scott, 60, 82, 116, 200 Hallman, Ed, 175 Ham, Butch, 136 Hamer, john, 175 Hamlett, Mark, 200 Hamlin, Lauretta, 182 Hamrick, Dr. john, 30, 36, 37, 130, 131, 132 Hamrick, Mrs. john, 36, 37 Hamrick, Margery, 37, 126, 127, 189 Hanes, Tommy, 85 Henry, Mary, 189 Henry, Mike, 116, 117, 119, 1 Henry, William, 118, 164 Herman, Martha, 201 Herndon, Pamela, 175 Herring, Dr. james, 153 Herron, Tony, 189 Heslin, Robert, 96, 98, 201 Heyward, Anthony, 85, 201 Heyward, Yvonne, 201 Hickman, Vicky, 182 Hicks, Reginald, 85, 201 Highsmith, Ann, 86 Hill, Gerald, 182 llHL SuSan,88,122,189 Hiott, john, 175 Hodge,.David, 136 Hoff, Laverne, 86 Holladay, janelle, 88, 182 Holley, Nancy, 201 Holliday, David, 201 Holman, Clarence, 189 Holman, Yvonne, 201 Holt, David, 201 Horne, Lei, 89, 189 Horton, Steve, 106 Houser, jennie, 111, 201 Houston, jerry, 182 Howard, Melba, 201 Howe, Dr. A.W., 64, 147 Howell, jimmy, 116, 118, 119 Hozse, Alethia, 189 Huckaby, Rob, 99 Hudson, julie, 190 Hudson, Patricia, 139 Huff, Laverne, 182 Huger, Katherine, 142 Hughes, Arthur, 47 Hughes, Paula, 87, 190 Hunt, janet, 210 Hunt, Peggy, 201 Hunter, Tim, 82, 201 Hutchenson, josephine, 151 Hutson, julie, 111 Ideozy, Roger, 98, 190 Ilog, Roberto, 201 Infinger, Charles, 182 Irick, Admiral, 175 21,201 Iseman, Mike, 58, 82, 104, 115 Ivey, Cheryl, 201 jackson, Clarence, 175 jackson, Pam, 201 jackson, Ronnie, 96, 97, 98 Hanks, Betsy, 182 Hanlin, Lt. Col. john, 168, 169 Hanson, Dr. Alvin, 154 Harber, Patty, 88, 200 Harber, Peggy, 75, 88, 200 Hardwick, Cathy, 77, 182 Hardwick, Faye, 86, 175 Hargrove, Genie, 35, 37, 57, 58, 88, 189 Harkins, Ronnie, 82 Harper, Anita, 124, 200 Harper, Toni, 200 Harris, jean, 200 Hart, Linda, 200 Hart, Michael, 200 Hartis, Marilyn, 29, 182 Hartley, Cindy, 61 Hartley, joseph, 189 Hartzog, Ed, 65, 175 Harvell, Michael, 84, 189 Hasse, Dave, 98 Hasty, Dr. Gerald, 162 Hatcher, Bonnie, 48, 56, 58, Hatcher, David, 56, 189 Hantel, Mark, 98 Hawes, Donald, 189 Hedgepath, Danny, 53, 82 Hedges, Lee, 189 Hellman, Richard, 84, 112, Hembree, judy, 175 Henderson, Elaine, 88, 189 Henderson, Eldon, 112, 201 76, 77, 80, 88, 175 201 james, Carolyn, 46, 51, 76 james, jeannie, 190 james, Lillie, 202 james, Linda, 190 jenkins, Albert, 182 jenkins, Gilbert, 202 jewell, jerry, 116, 120, 202 johns, David, 84, 190 johnson, Ada, 153 johnson, Anne, 126, 127, 182 johnson, Charla, 56, 58, 175 johnson, Ernest, 112, 202 johnson, Greg, 80 johnson, Harold, 175 johnson, Herbert, 190 johnson, john, 202 johnson, Mark, 68, 202 johnson, Rosezenia, 190 johnson, Vera, 76, 143 johnson, Wallace, 96, 97, 98, 100 johnston, Ivy, 190 jones, Barbara, 160 jones, Carlisle, 176 jones, Carol, 176 jones, Carolyn, 47, 49 jones, Delores, 156 jones, jennifer, 137 jones, Lynne, 202 jordan, Lester, 202 joyner, Arlene, 122, 123, 125, 182 Mills, Ken, 80 Kanne, Lisa, 176 Kelecy, Kathi, 90, 190 Kelien, Greg, 182 Kellett, Wendy, 190 Kelley, Phil, 65 Kelly, Genelle, 138 Kelly, Marilyn, 202 Kennedy, Richard, 202 Keown, Harold, 134 Keown, Harold, jr., 163 Kephart, Russell, 183 Kerr, Dr. William, 77, 164 Ketchen, jackie, 24 King, Harry, 202 Kinloch, Zanziea, 190 Kirby, Bentz, 96, 98, 183 Klein, Wilson, 176 Kluge, Melissa, 202 Knight, joycelynn, 202 Knight, Laura Dell, 190 Koon, julie, 202 Kornahrens, jack, 202 Kraemer, William, 183 Kramer, George, 176 Kraus, joseph, 98, 190 Kutta, Steve, 183 Lackey, Lionel, 151 LaBoard, Alfreda, 202 Lacour, A.A., 139 Lamb, Patty, 61, 183 Lancaster, Pam, 58, 59, 77, 183 Lane, Angie, 183 Lane, Larry, 112, 202 Langston, Delores, 202 Lanning, Evelyn, 202 LaPointe, Raymond, 112, 190 Larimore, Wayne, 82, 112, 115 Lawrence, Tyler, 116, 202 Lawson, Mr. Victor, 69, 146 Layne, Ken, 96, 97, 102 Leach, Margaret, 61, 203 League, Don, 46, 50 176 Mahan, Peggy, 34, 77, 88, 110, 183 Mahieu, Donald, 203 Maige, judy, 64, 77, 88, 176 Manigault, Rosemary, 176 Mantooth, Rita, 24, 51, 56, 59, 70, 77, 110, 122, 126, 127, 240 March, Brenda, 176 Markusen, Mrs. joyce, 71, 137 Mason, Lucy, 50, 91 Mason, Vickie, 203 Mattern, Bradley, 176 Matthews, Fred, 82, 183 Matthews, john, 203 Matthews, Ruby, 152 Mattox, Dale, 203 Mattox, Tim, 60, 203 Mayer, Thomas, 204 Mayfield, Larry, 183 Mayoral, Walter, 204 Mazyck, jean, 204 McCants, Clyde, 84, 176 McCord, jane, 204 McCormick, Helen, 71, 204 McCormick, Robin, 204 McCrary, Barbara, 204 McDaniel, Charlotte, 56, 122, 183 McGee, Clarence, 183 McGinn, Patricia, 191 McKeehan, Larry, 116 McLane Vermelle, 138 McLeod, Susan, 137 McManus, judy, 204 McMichael, Ralph, 176 McMillan, Beth, 82, 86, 191 McNeill, joey, 84 Mead, Barbara, 136 Mead, Bobby, 106, 107 Mew, Martha, 31 Meyers, Wayne, 108, 109 Middleton, Molly, 204 Miles, Ken, 82 Miles, Ronnie, 112, 191 Miller, Albert, 98 Miller, Alfonzia, 85, 204 Miller, David, 176 Miller, Michael, 98, 102, 191 Lee, jackie, 52, 77 Lee, Karen, 183 Lee, Karen, 203 Lee, Marcia, 190 Lee Sarah, 203 Left, Danny, 108, 109 Lemen, Donald, 203 Letendre, Virginia, 139 Leverett, Michael, 190 Mims, jacquelyn, 138 Misko, Evelyn, 191 Mitchell, Mackleveen, 204 Mitchell, Margaret, 204 Mitchum, Ricky, 112 Mixon, Carl, 182 Mixon, Wilbur, 184 Moon, Nancy, 24, 49 Newton, Thomas, 205 Niketas, Dr. George, 151 Nobles, jan, 191 Nolan, Kathleen, 184 Normayle, Michael, 84, 205 Norris, Mary, 56, 77, 88, 205 Norris, Robert, 176 Odom, Dr. Clyde, 65, 106, 159 Oldham, Debbie, 205 O'Neil, Frank, 112 O'Quinn, Cynthia, 111, 205 O'Quinn, Dianne, 88, 184 O'Sheal, Cheryl, 205 Overbaugh, Stanley, 191 Overton, Dr. Howard, 151 Owen, Harold, 56, 184 Owens, Cathy, 61, 205 Owens, Debra, 184 Owens, Vivian, 87, 110 9 Padgett, Deborah, 205 Padgett, Donald, 80, 82, 177 Padgett, Donna, 111 Padgett, Steve, 177 Page,,jeanne, 205 Palmer, Brenda 205 Park, David, 64, 205 Parker, Brent, 191 Parker, Doug, 135 Parker, Gary, 56, 82, 112 Parnell, Virginia, 61, 184 Parrish, Mark, 112, 205 Paschal, Roy, 45, 56, 60, 184 Pasley, Henry, 58, 184 Pasley, james, 85, 191 Pasley, Shelton, 58 Passailaique, E.L., 142 Passailaique, Martha, 205 Patrick, june, 191 Patton, Ronnie, 184 Paul, Rupert, 184 Paulling, William, 184 Peerboom, Tracy, 35 Peper, Warren, 24, 26 Perkins, Dewin, 143 Perkinson, Charles, 205 Perle, james, 84, 205 Perry, Herman, 85, 205 Perry, Priscilla, 205 Petit, Ashley, 184 Moore, Albert, 85 Petit, Sarah, 205 Levett, Dr. Ella, 76, 163 Lewis, Denise, 203 Lewis, julie, 190 Lewis, Patricia, 183 Lewis, Wanda, 183 Lierly, Susan, 176 Likes, Donna, 203 Limehouse, Christine, 176 Limehouse, Ervin, 84, 90, 203 Limchouse, Linda, 61, 190 Linder, Ruby, 65, 183 Lingle, Frank, 140 Lingle, Woodrow, 183 Linton, Theresa, 203 Lipca, jimmy, 56 Liskey, Yvonne, 203 Litchfield, lletty, 190 Liteplo, Ron, 98, 203 Livingston, Bonnie, 191 Lohresco, l rancis, 191 Locke, Connie, 49, 64 Locke, Marvin, 135 Long, Gerald, 2011 Looper, janet, 183 Lovett, Lajuana, 2011 Lovvorn, Robert, 183 Lupe, Ray, 191 l.nsk, Patricia, 2011 Luther, tlintty, 2011 Malirey, l.ynn, 98, ttttl Mack, Ilehorah, l9l Mackey, Sarah, 2503 Moore, Beverly, 161 Moore, Debra, 139, 191 Moore, Marie, 204 Morley, Betsy, 49 Morley, Patsy, 25, 137 Morrall, Abraham, 85, 204 Morris, Angela, 86, 184 Morris, Becky, 176 Morris, Susan, 65, 75, 88, 184 Morrow, Arthur, 176 Morrow, Matt, 96, 98, 103 Mosny, Glenda, 139 Moultrie, Bradford, 85, 204 Moultrie, Kim, 204 Mullens, Gary, 204 Mundell, Donald, 167 Murdaugh, Patrick, 204 Murray, Marveen, 61 Murray, Paulette, 184 Murray, Scott, 98 Musick, Sherry, 87 Myers, Rosemary, 53, 77, 91, 176 Myers, Wayne, 204 Neal, Rodney, 84, 184 Neal, Sheryl, 205 Neff, john, 98, 184 Nelson, Shulie, 88, 205 Nelson, Tony, 56 Nenieth, Iletty, l-15 Newell, lleverly, 29 Newell, ltratl, 1-tl Newnian, tiharles, 191 Pettigrew, Dolly, 206 Phillips, Carolyn, 191 Phillips, Chigger, 33 Pinckney, Mildred, 206 Pischera, Seb, 112, 206 Plemmons, Emily, 206 Plowden, Martha, 206 Poe, james, 82, 206 Polite, Eleanor, 83, 177 Polk, Wanda, 191 Poor, jerry, 191 Porter, Richard, 184 Porter, SiSSy, 64, 126, 127, 177 Prater, Cathy, 191 Pratt, Patricia, 206 Pressley, Mary, 184 Price, Charles, 134 Price, Donna, 80, 86, 184 Priolean, Diana, 206 Queen, Betty, 206 Queen, Clarence, 185 Quettinoe, Lawrence, 85 Ramos, Francisco, 192 Raniroth, Barbara, 139 Ramsey, Lewis, 64, 177 Rauninabet, Ron, 82 Redfearn Harriet, 110, 206 Reid, Tom, 96, 97. 98, 102 Reitzer, Dr. Paul, 162 Spencer, Patricia, 207 Reuter, Phyllis, 206 Rhodes, Betty, 177 Rhodes, Melvin, 185 Ricciardi, Paul, 56, 98, 185 Ricciardi, Steve, 56, 98, 100 Rice, Mary, 89 Richardson, Richardson, Richardson, Annette, 192 jean, 46, 49, 57, 58, 64 Katherine, 83 Richburg, Diane, 206 Rickenbaker, Caroline, 192 Rickenbaker, Connie, 50, 7 6, 77, Ridgeay, Kenneth, 185 Ridley, Steve, 82 Riley, Randall, 206 Rison, Mr. David, 76, 163 Ritari, Robin, 122, 206 Rivers, Arthur, 206 Rivers, Betty, 206 Rivers, Richard, 206 Roberts, Beverly, 192 Roberts, Bland, 192 Roberts, Mark, 185 Roberts, Sandra, 192 Robinson, Caroline, 206 Robinson, james, 192 Robinson, Milly, 57, 58, 83, 192 Robinson, Sarah, 77, 206 Rodman, john, 185 Rogers, Clarence, 98, 185 Rogers, john, 207 Rogers, Ronald, 177 Rollins, Don, 82, 185 Rollins, Robert, 82, 177 Rooney, Arthur, 177 Roper, janet, 185 Ross, Christopher, 192 Roy, Elizabeth, 207 Russell, Rosalind, 192 Sacco, Anthony, 177 Sanders, Betty, 177 Sanders, Sara, 53, 60, 185 Sanford, jeff, 185 Sanner, Dee Ann, 192 Scarboro, jane, 207 Scheierman, Phyllis, 207 Schickling, Harry, 185 Schlau, Georgia, 153 Schupp, Rosemary, 56 Sellman, Sharon, 207 Senseman, Rachel, 192 Settle, jim, 164 Settle, Dantel, 185 Sharpe, Kaye, 59, 167 Sharpe, Pamela, 177 Shaw, Artie, 77 Shearer, jerome, 192 Shearer, Robert, 185 Sheffield, Suzanne, 177 Shine, Betty, 89, 192 Shoupe, Gary, 84, 185 Shows, Pamela, 32, 90, 207 Shropshire, Barry, 207 Sierra, john, 96, 98, 207 Sikorski, Antonia, 207 Sillivant, David, 207 86, 177 Smyre, Karen, 207 Smyre, Nancy, 177 Snider, Cynthia, 186 Snyder, Ray, 177 Somers, Susan, 193 Sommers, Bud, 84 Sparrow, Sgt. Rick, 168 Sparrow, Walter, 58, 60, 68, 91, 186 Spencer, Sally, 80, 207 Spigner, Freddy, 106 Stafford, David, 193 Stalvey, Carolyn, 56 Stanley, Stan, 82 Steedly, Connie, 193 Stewart Hazel, 154 Stinson, George, 186 Stivender, Willis, 207 Stockman, Glenn, 207 Stokes, Doris, 207 Stone, David, 134 Stone, Mrs. David, 140 Stone, Stephen, 207 Storer, Debbie, 207 Streaks, Mary, 178 Stuckey, jon, 82 Sturkie, Keith, 208 Sullivan, Rocky, 112, 114 Summers, Dewey, 178 Summey, Richard, 51 Sumpter, Vanessa, 44, 45, 80, 89 Swofford, Nelson, 178 Szostak, john, 178 Taber, jesse, 208 Talarico, Sandra, 165 Vibbert, Katherine, 193 Vigne, Bob, 98 Vondersmith, Lt. Col. William, 168 Waas, Vicki, 208 Waddell, Charles, 84, 178 Waldrop, jo 208 Walker, Sinthera, 208 Walters, Debbie, 61, 193 Walters, Dibbon, 208 Ward, joseph, 148 Ward, Paula, 160 Warren, judy, 137 Washington, Barbara, 193 Washington, Harriet, 178 Watkins, Lee, 186 Watson, Harold, 193 Watt, Patricia, 193 Watts, Marilyn, 61, 178 Watts, Patricia E., 208 Weeks, Daisy, 47, 178 Welch, john, 112, 193 Welty, Charles, 165 Wenzel, Randy, 53, 108, 109 W'heless, Dr. Mary, 143 VVhite, David, 98, 103 White, Karenlee, 193 VVhite, Katherine, 80, 87, 193 Whitesides, Michael, 116 Whitney, Nathacia, 193 Whitney, Steve, 96, 97, 98 VVhitworth, Bob, 82, 86 Wiggins, john, 37, 52, 53, 64, 76, 9 Wilder, Carolyn, 83 Wilkie, Thomas, 112, 209 Wilkinson, Sandra, 24, 57, 58, 83, Tankersley, john, 186 Tanner, Cindy, 49, 53, 64, 86, 178 Tate, Patricia, 208 Taylor, Beverly, 208 Taylor, Norman, 208 Taylor, Priscilla, 161 Teal, Lynn, 178 Tetsvwari, Philip, 193 Thomas, Gregory, 193 Thomas, joan, 178 Thomas, Nancy, 208 Thompson, Fred, 186 Thompson, Rebecca, 186 Williams, Cheryl, 209 Williams, Cynthia, 186 Williams, Evelyn, 209 Williams, janie, 53, 83 Williams joellen, 186 Thompson Thompson, Thompson Sammy, 178 Sonja, 89, 186 Wanda, 89, 193 Thornhill, Clay, 112 Thrower, Leonard, 178 Tilman, Sheila, 208 Timmons, Lydia, 178 Timmons, Melvin, 65, 186 Tindal, Michael, 186 Tindal, Rusty, 98, 208 Toebes, john, 208 Tokarczyk, Mike, 106 Tolley, Cherie, 208 Toomer, Barbara, 89 Williams, josephine, 209 Williams, Linda, 209 Williams, Teri, 209 Williamson, Anita, 89, 193 Williamson, Brenda, 178 Williford, jane, 88 Willis, Susan, 178 Wilson, David, 179 Wilson, Ellen, 186 Wilson, judy, 83, 179 Wilson, William, 186 Winberry, Dr. Carlton, 84, 155 Winkler, Robin, 209 Winn, janice, 209 Winstead, Wiley, 179 Wise, Myron, 112, 209 Witherspoon, Curtis, 85, 186 Witherspoon, Laverne, 58 Witherspoon, Shelton, 80, 85, 209 Wohlers, Susan 24, 35, 49 Worthy, Mr. Fred, 37, 90, 158 Worthy, Mrs. Fred, 90 Simmons, Donnie, 64, 71, 84, 90, 207, 240 Simmons, Rudell, 185 Simms, julia, 192 Singleton, Carolyn, 207 Singley, Shirley, 177 Smalls, Corine, 89, 192 Smiley, Anna, 49, 57, 58, 83, 177 Smith, Billy, 60, 82, 91, 112, 185 Smith, Dr. Charles, 150 Smith, Darrell, 108, 109, 185 Smith, David, 185 Smith, james, 84, 192 Smith, Larry, 177 Smith, Lucy, 185 Smith, Michael, 60, 116, 186 Smith, Page, 28, 87, 111, 192 Smith, Rogers, 106, 107 Smith, Sarah, 192 Smoak, jim, 112 Smoak, 34, 53, 56, 65, 192 Smoak, Vernelle, 186 Smyre, james, 177 Tomlinson, Robert, 84 Touchberry, Esther, 141 Touchberry, Furman, 141 Towles, Steve, 96, 97 Train, Garner, 178 Truluck, Dr. Rembert, 108, 155 Tucker, Becky, 193 Tucker, Cynthia, 186 Turner, Cathy, 91 Turner, Kathi, 208 Tye, Charles, 178 Tyler, Linda, 144 Tyler, Russell, 178 Ulmer, Kathy, 208 Utsey, jan, 24, 48, 74, 91 Vanella, Dr, Lawrence, 156 Varnadore, Tommy, 208 Varner, Vic, 67 Venters, Windy, 208 Veronee, Karen, 57, 58, 193 Wolfe, judy, 193 Worsham, Lou, 139 Wright, Catherine, 209 Wright, Fred, 98 Wright, Tommy, 116 Wright, Walker, 136 Yarborough, Beth, 24 Yellman, Ron, 56, 179 Yomede, jocelyne, 209 Yost, julia, 140 Yost, Oliver, 147 Young, Diane, 209 Young, jim, 135 Young, joyce, 179 Young, Susan, 24, 186 Young, Terry, 106 Young, Vickie, 186 Younts, Kemp, 179 8, 178 193 We would like to thank everyone who had a part in making this book possible, especially the following: Bill Morgan, Pete Weber, Ioyce Markusen, Charles Price, Patricia Morley, Barrett Norris, Chris Parker, Danajean Blews, Ianet Looper, lane Williford, Beth Wilson, lean Brenne- man, and Tesa Brenneman. Donnie Simmons grins and bears it as Sally Breneman and Rita Mantooth collapse after the final annual deadline. Editor ........................ Sally Brenneman Assistant Editor .... Helen McCormick Business Manager .............. Beth Kemp Assistant Business Manager ........................ Terry Young Copy Editor ................... Rita Mantooth Student Life Editor ................... Donnie Simmons Sports Editor ................ Rita Mantooth Photographers ................ Susan Morris Harber Advisor .............. Mrs. Ioyce Markusen Donnie Simmons finally succumbs to the pleasures of sleep after a long deadline. 240 .-ffffm' I gs -A , up! I. at PQ . C Ifltg . 1' . '1 'UN4 I Una :i 4, -' as 'U ni 'fnlm : is . S f.. Qf -'mx X , ,Mer V M -ff H 17 5. a' I WLT--' , x Q fi if .- . , . TH5' , 'X 'gif' - .' W- . 'f :? -. ,' , 5 1 1,1-.. i. '5d jr, p vb, ' ' ff- , :A . ' J .f ' ' -tr , -if 'U 3 ,- 44? 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