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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

41 BAPTIST CQLL AT CHARLEST C JUSS OF 'll S51- F. ' - 5 - , 4- Pk V Baptist College At Charleston, Charleston, S. C. Hb Q VVILL You REMEMBER 1 Will you remember this past year? In the future when you think of the year 1977-78, what will enter your mind? As you flip through the pages of this book, many memories of the past year should return to your mind. This book is designed to help you re- member the people you have come to love. . .the people who you worked with closely. . .the friends you promised you would never forget. . . and the places that mean so much to you. , -4 ... l..' In ' ' V- f N Zfbeginnings hffg go J i . Q This book contains many of the events or activities that made up the past year. And this book tries to show what makes up life at Baptist College . . . life in the dorms . . . staying up late at night to study . . . sitting in the cafeteria or lounge talking to friends . . . at- tending classes. . .checking your mailbox and finding it empty as usual . . . hopefully this book will picture what you consider to be Baptist College. I ll 'mink il , Q MW Q ui? 2 3 Q Q l ar, V ,WWMW v J trilzuuvvv, TLT 5 iilfif' ,'ii?55!' .gil lm' 1 I ffl -rv f55 ':5f'g5fi5tf5l .45 r l ii i .Jfl Nl ' V' - 5 , 3 1 5, PX -gif' 4 , X Q5 P ' 4 t If if . 5 : A ' ,Y beginningS!3 .....the place Will you remember. . . the classrooms where you sat and listened . . . where you participat- ed . . . where you took tests . . . and where you made new friends. the labs that you almost blew up . . . that you worked in all after- noon. . .that you had to clean up after messing up. the reflection pond where you probably went swimming . . . that you avoided on any special occa- sion. the library that you studied in be- cause it was the only quiet place . . . where you stayed all week working on your term paper. the gym that you ran to every Wednesday so that you would be at eg Q Q 41 Vheginnif QQCAN gn i 4-ni--'-P ....,.,,,m gy Y , I 'T I . on time for Convocation . . . and where you took your P.E. activity courses. the dorms that became your home . . . that you fought to keep live- able. . .and that you both loved and hated. the cafeteria where you learned to survive on peanut butter sand- wiches. . .the place you hope you never forget and your stomach hopes you never remember. . .the place where you stop and some- times talk to your friends for hours . . .where you're still meeting new people. the Buc Room where you went for that late night snack . . . or to watch television . . . or to meet with some friends and talk or play a game. the Baptist College campus that you came to love. . .and that was beautiful all year round. Will you remember the place? Sfbeginnings . TH E ACTIVITIES Will you remember . . . the ac- tivities that made up the past year . . . Convocation every Wednes- day helping to keep you informed and providing enlightening and en- joyable programs . . . elections held to determine who would lead each class. . .watching the fresh- men turn out in record numbers to run for office . . . concerts spon- sored bythe SGA. . .the continu- ous club sales - helping to feed the dorm students. . . 75 1 .f- - w Qq,,,:.. Q, the choices included doughnuts, pizza, hot dogs, chili dogs, barbe- cue sandwiches, and more. . .the Little Miss and Mister BCC Pageant held in conjunction with the Miss Baptist College Pageant . . . the various parties and dances held by campus organizations . . . the dorm parties and the President's Reception . . . the sporting events including soccer, track, and basket- ball which easily kept the specta- tors' attention . . . Will you remember the activities? fm-' fri, 1 9. K , A' X em:-, V l , -i Wifi:- N- - 'i l , 11 t l .the people? Will you remember. . . the peopfethat you became very close to. . .those peo- ple who you turned to in your greatest time of need. your classmates whom you helped and who helped you . . . those people whom you learned to lean on. the professors whom you got to know personally . . . who helped guide you to increasing knowledge . . . that you hated at first but later you realized how helpful they had been. 8 beginnings the staffpeople who helped make Baptist College a bet- ter place and who helped you solve most of your problems. your roommate . . . that person with whom you shared your home and many times your innermost feelings. Wi!! you remember the peo- ple? Q! beginnings IVIARSHALLS Marshalls are selected from the Junior class to serve as escorts at gradua- tion. They are chosen from the students ranking at the top of their class scholastically. Those chosen also represent high levels of service, character, leadership, and extra-curricular activities during their years at Baptist Col- lege. 1 A,- ... , I X , XJ L. El tg ' -i . ': ::i, if li ff- ti' I5 .sq u l is ,U , IB? Pictured, I to rg Paula Sheider, Steve Fitchett, Katrina Batson, Genie Shipman, Cindy Hood, Steve Hannan, Dennis Gore, Judy Childers. JUNIOR SENIOR X,- Sw-4 f A rf' A, ID H. l fs I Richard Cote, Dale Mattox, and Ollie Yost provided entertainment during the band's breaks. V, Celebrity Ball provided an enjoyable evening of dancing, Music and dancing set the scene for the Junior Senior 1977, which was held on April 29, 1977 at the Francis Marion Hotel in downtown Charleston. The band for the evening was Celebrity Ball, and during the Band's breaks entertainment was provided by a Hillbilly group from Baptist College. The Junior Senior was a formal affair, and everyone seemed to en- joy the evening. The setting for the occasion was beautiful, and the Junior class was to be congratulat- ed on a well planned event. happeningsfll W Ess DAM PENS HolvlEcolvuNe 19 7 7 Homecoming weekend, February 17-19 was promised to be differ- ent, but it proved to be more differ- ent than anyone had expected. A dance was planned for Friday, the 18th with Celebrity Ball providing the entertainment and music from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Members of the basketball team sponsored girls for the title, and students voted during Convoca- tion. The whole week was to be filled with activities culminating in the crowning of the 1977 Home- coming Queen. During half-time at Saturday night's basketball game against Madison College, the girls and their escorts were to be intro- duced. A reception, after the game, was planned in honor of the new queen. Pamela Jean Harvey was elected Homecoming Queen for 1977, but none of the festivities so looked for- ward to by everyone were a part of her coronation. The plug was pulled on Baptist College, and the place was shrouded in black . . . yes, it was one of those memorable BCC blackouts. No lights, no heat, no hair dryers ,... everyone was frantic. All the Homecoming activities were forgotten in the rush to find when or if classes would be held, or if we just might get an extra holi- day. Meanwhile, it was candle city: eerie shadows down the hall . . . wax all over the place. . .fumbling in the desk for keys . . . grabbing up all the flashlights in the school . . . security guards on the lookout for prowlers . . . some people studying by lantern light . . . the girls bringing out the bandanas . . . even the guys missed the hair dryers. . . no clocks, no alarms, no reason to get up. To the new stu- dents it was an experience, but re- turning students were old pros at dealing with Baptist College black- outs. ' What a Homecoming! Mi' 5 5-,. , .-I .1 'A f'1-A l B ar- Miss Pamela Jean Harvey, 1977 Homecoming Queen 5 3 4 f CRQWNING QF IVIAY QUEEN Excitement filled the air with the beginning of last year's lVIay Day festivities. Both fun and frustration went into the creation of a beautiful May Pole, however, the success was well worth the work. Newly-crowned Queen, Elaine Henderson watched as her Maid of Honor, Brenda Palmer, and the May Court participated in the traditional ceremony. lt turned out to be a beautiful day for everyone. i 1, Elaine Henderson, 1977 May Queen. 2. 1977 May Court: Leslie Childress, Karen Lee, Diana Gore, Elaine Henderson, Brenda Palmer, Pam Black, Alicia Greene, Janis Benenhaley, Brenda Bolchoz. 4. Diana Gore and Leslie Childress meet as the Queen's attendants wrap the May Pole. 5. Brenda Palmer, Maid of Honor. happenings X13 GOOD-BYE BAPTIST COLLEGE. HELLO . . Three hundred and sixty mem- bers ofthe 1976 graduating class at Baptist College received their de- grees on May 22. The ceremony was held in Gaillard Municipal Auditorium. Thomas Walter Brash- ier was the guest speaker. Honor- ary degrees were awarded to Thomas W. Brashier - Doctorate of Humanities, R. Frank Kolb - Doctorate of Divinity, and Samuel Lanier Davis - Doctorate of Divini- ty. 93 students were noted for aca- demic honors including 13 Summa Cum Laude, 40 Magna Cum Laude, and 40 Cum Laude honors. e9l ' .Hi .T ,ia i l A1 ,ff 2 'r l . lg 4 T f' 14 , happenings '- 1 9 1 1. As a culmination of their years in AFROTC, ROTC graduates take their oath of office into the Air Force. 2. David Hatcher talked with Dr. Carol Ricketts before the graduation exercises. 3. Lynn Jones, the highest honor g'aduate of the 1976 class received her degree. 4. First recipient of the Myrtle E. Hamrick Ideal Womanhood Award, Pam Black, received her degree. 5. John Dent received his degree from his fa- ther, John Dent, Sr. 'gd .gn 1. x Qs A I-1 X l. L w Graduation . . . a time all stu- dents Iook forward to, yet it sig- nifies the end of a time of life many have classified as the best . . . culminating four years of hard work and fun. Many of these same students initially thought they would never reach 126 credit hours, but looking back at gradua- tion, they realize how fast the time has gone. Graduation . . . leaving one period of life, prepared to be- gin another. 6. Tommy Bilton was escorted off stage after receiving his degree. 7. The faculty line up for the grand march 8. Dr. Hamrick presents Thomas Walter Brash ier, guest speaker, with an honorary doctorate of Humanities. 9. Donnie Simmons, 76-77 SGA President Hamrick. happenings!15 - Q Miss BAPTIST COLLEGE Thursday evening, November 10, 1977, was a very memorable evening for Darlene Hale as she was crowned Miss Baptist College 1977-78. She was chosen from a group of 18 girls sponsored by clubs and organizations on campus. Talent, evening gown competition, and replies to questions were used by the judges in selecting the winner. Pat Taylor, Steve Ste- venson, Brenda Bolchoz, and MC Greg Brooks each sang during breaks. The Special Events Commit- tee, led by Vicki Miller, did a great job in planning the pageant. Martha Garnett, Cynthia Zane Dye, Paula Marie McDonald, Susan H. Harrison, Donna Marie Parsley, Pamela Jean Harvey, Leslie Ann Childress, Sinthera Marie Walker, Dolly Ann Pettigrew N . 41 i tg! .I Lei we ,Q . . g April Leigh Hutto, Cynthia Anne Lyons, Connie Mae Williams, Octavia Priester, Kimberly Kaye Greg Brooks, Master of Ceremonies Stowe, Darla Joy Horne, Robin Gale Rinehart, Darlene Frances Hale, Mary Lynne Watkins Cookie Johnson, Miss Baptist College 1976- 77, as she begins her final walk. 16! happenings il. ... 44 Irhl Y z R 4.5- ml . 3 x gl fill' , 3 Q Judges, top I to r, Blossom Krawcheck, Lonnie Hamilton, lll, Barry Goldstein, Beverly Cook Wiggins. bottom l to r, Pam Robinson, Lou Anne Wells, Dr. Joseph L. Emery. I i -l Darlene Hale, Miss Baptist College P Cindy Dye, lst Runner-up .Y ,M Susan Harrison, 2nd Runner-up ' Ui Av. I h law' Q, t . 1 I L Kim Stowe, 3rd Runner-up Leslie Childress, 4th Runner-up Cindy Lyons, Miss Congeniality happenings!17 BEGINNING A NEW YEAR ,S J, 1 ' 5 5 5 . QV 'Q ,yigyfbc I: - 1 2 N 1 f 2 in Q ig xl 1 lllili 1 t 'Q 1. Orientation Committee members helped the girls move into their dorms. 2. Cindy Hill and Mitch Fry prepared their hamburgers at the cookout Thursday night of Orientation Week. 3, Phillip Stoddard smiled as he thought of all the freshman girls. 4. Rusty Odom went back for seconds. He just loved those hamburgers! 5. Ronald Hollis tried to talk with all the new girls on the Harbor Cruise. 6, Jerry Teplitz relieved Jessie Robinson's headache with acupressure. 7. Ron Fanning said, Hey, don't forget the Change! l8fhappenings I i 1181 Orientation. . .a time for freshman and transfer students to learn about Baptist College and to become a part of it all. Many freshmen said they wish Orientation week was still limi.. Orientation week was planned by a group of returning students to be exciting and interesting. The eventful week included moving in . . . meeting people and meeting more QW, V15 .K . Q 7 '-L r Fl happenings!l9 people . . . learning to live with someone . . . learning names and forgetting faces . . . eating those first meals not cooked by Mom . . . meeting your faculty advisor . .surviving through ,gl Z 2 E at - V is . 'f f - . of NM aj ,u ,',S'b,f'-2.1. ' full - 1. 7 ' 2O!happenings the lines of registration . . . meet- ing the Staff . . . the President's Reception and meeting more peo- ple . . . movies and more movies . . . chorus try-outs . . . BSU Get Acquainted Party. . . Q. f A 1 ff .,4':, , 'J .U fi Q f.q'Jf.!Q+f'. 5 I J , gr., ,JA-'Sagas 9, 155. 'r 5. 'N-he ,L YL:--..,t.. 5 'A J cookout. . . a chilling yet thrilling moonlight cruise on the Charleston harbor. . .American Dream Disco . . .learning about campus clubs at the Club Drop-In. . .and of course qv . ' F A learning about the reflection pond from a firsthand viewpoint or watching someone else learn. T' ma 'xv Orientation . . . a successful week which helped new students become a part of Baptist College. L E' .:? T..i.? 3 1. Connie Burgess and John Crooks get down at the American Dream Disco. 2. Dennis Gore enjoyed playing Popcorn Party at the BSU Get Acquainted Party. 3. Mike Akers received his fourth year schol- ar award from Dr, Hamrick. happenings-f'2l 'R Wynn 1 f: wx, I . Y Y I 2' J A x J f- ' Tuesday, October 18th was a big night for many Baptist Col- lege students and Charlestoni- ans as Dave Mason and Kenny Loggins performed in the Gail- lard Municipal Auditorium. Dave Mason opened the show. The audience enjoyed his music, especially his song We just Disagree. Kenny Loggins followed, opening with Celebrate Me Home. The crowd loved his per- formance. He involved the peo- ple by getting them to sing along and clap. Loggins was very ver- satile, performing many differ- ent styles of music. He also sang a medley of songs from his Log- gins and Messina days. Andre Cole, Christian illusion- ist, fascinated a large group of students with his tricks and illu- sions. Some of his tricks he ex- plained, but others he left to the imagination of his audience. After his act, Andre presented a message of Christ to the stu- dents. Andre Cole was sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ. Students loved Selah, the Christian musical group who ap- peared on campus this fall. Their country-rock style of music pleased the crowd, especially their song, Little Baby . Selah presented a great message with their music. Pat Taylor won the Baptist Col- lege Bob Hope Talent Show November 3, 1977. She re- ceived a standing ovation for her performance of the finale of A Star ls Born, Watch Closely Now. John Crooks won second place singing Jesus Loves Me and My Tribute. happenings!23 HALLCWEEN CARNIVAL Festival of Fun Fright Come one, come all. . . everyone's a winner! lMn prizes at a variety of games of chance! Create your own abstract art with Orbit Spin! Feed your face at the freshman concession stand! Shiver with fright in the horror house, soak a big-mouth TKA member in the dunking machine or even lock your best worst enemy in the PDC jaiihouse! The possibilities were endless as campus clubs and organizations got together for a festival of fun 84 fright aided by Fun, Inc. of Atlanta to celebrate Halloween at BCC. . 24 happening 1. Chuck: l vant to suck your bloooodl, but l'd really rather have a hamburger! 2. Who could resist a hamburger from Rick Small and Barry Price? 3, Greg Holley wishes Elaine Smith and Jean Reagin would decide how many tick- ets they want to buy. 4. Jeff's sharp throw wins a hat. 5. Mike Hill and Karen Hill have making lots of money for the sophomore class on their minds. . .or do they? 6. Barry Shropshire and Maria Lane conduct one of the many games of chance, 7. Joe Gasbarro takes aim for a hole-in-one at the Gamma Beta Phi booth. 8. Darla Horne: O.K. my little canine friend, just one more throw and you're coming home with mel happenings!25 CHRISTMAS 1977 The Christmas spirit began to spread over campus during the ear- ly days of December. Decorations began to appear everywhere, and just about everybody did a little decorating in their dorm rooms. Much of the decorating was per- formed by campus organizations, and the BSU gave the cafeteria its decorations for the season. The culminating event of the Christmas season was the Presi- dent's Reception - Dr. and Mrs. Hamrick's Christmas gift to the col- lege. The attendance at the recep- tion was very high, and the special guests were U.S. Senator and Mrs. Strom Thurmond, who were present to recognize the Tenth An- niversary of the Strom Thurmond Student Center. The large number of people who attended the Presidenfs Reception pleased and surprised everyone. x. Going through the receiving line was just the beginning of the evening. 'vm.. Santa Claus made his grand appearance during Convocato escorted by the cheerleaders. 26!haopenings , .Ani in Dr. Hamrick greets one of the many guests. i it 1 N i 5 ,Ps npcs Senator and Mrs. Strom Thurmond were special guests for , I-, iliiv i rrvi V 5 ' - in 4 Z, , if-W A -. l 4 , ' r i The college choir and people from throughout the community performed HandeI's Messiah at Summerville Baptist Church The grand production was under the direction of Dr. Cuttino. the evening. iiiiiisl -ll i grip in n -slag .- -' F Christmas decorations could be seen throughout the dorms happeningsf27 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Kathy Burckhalter, Secretary: Lynna Bannister, Vice President, Dale Mattox, President, Major Bernard, Treasurer. Sintheria Walker, Miss Senigr, Abram, Johnnie L. Latta, SC Political Science Assey, Charlie Georgetown, SC Health Si PE Autry, David Charleston, SC Business Administration Ayers, Kenneth, Jr. Charleston, SC ' ' Math Banister, Lynna 5 Honea Path, SC Rx Elementary Education if Barnes, Will Batesburg, SC Management NioRsSENioRsSENioRsSENioRs SENIORSSENIORS- 28fclasses KH fl' gr -fi- ,C r? x U N , F P' I Joey McNeill, Who's Who Abraham Morrall, Who's Who Batson, Katrina Easley, SC Chemistry Baxley, Reginald Charleston, SC Management Baxter, Sandra Denmark, SC Sociology Beall, Lou Ann Charleston, SC Marketing Beckroge, Linda North Charleston SC Education Benenhaley, Lorraine Sumter, SC Sociology SENIORSSENIORS SENIORSSENIGRSSENIORSSENIOI f'laSs Bennett, Laura Taylors, SC Sociology Bennett, IVlarie Charleston, SC Health 81 PE Bernard, Major Charleston, SC Special Education Black, Ava Olar, SC Guidance gl Counseling Black, Allen Charleston, SC Biology Blandford, Allison Summerville, SC History ,aff S. ' ,f rdf f EE f Q P f' 2 it n -- fs i 'WWE l V xx . he ,+ XX . 5.x --.JQQ ti , 'fr , S s ff i 5 , X X l X 3 Q gt .' , -Pg' Mg .-Us S N, if l . 1 ,ig N A 4' an I + Blankenship, Claudia Bolchoz, Brenda Charleston, SC Elementary Education -J. -9 Nancy Joy, Who's Who NloRsSENioRsSENloRsSENioRs SENloRsSENions-- 3O!classes l Bolduc, James Oxford, Connecticut Health 81 PE Tjlffvi, eq., Boyd, Vanessa Goose Creek, SC Criminal Justice Brannon, AI Williston, SC Management J Ai Braswell, Debbie Hopkins, SC If Elem. 84 Pre-School Ed. Briscoe, Dee Dee Anderson, SC i i Nursing ff Eroowe, Sshceila oc art, I5 , Nursing i fi 1 E A F ff ' 3 ' .f xv' Y l 'Q , . i .1 L ' W it 5 i k f E 1-if 7 f ' I -f-ff its Debbie Sexton, Who's Who Audrey Hooks, Who's Who Gennie Schipmann, Who's Who 2i3ENioRs SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOI 1 Ci asses ei L Q. ff' . Pl' Y 2 4, . ,,f2,., ss t Lf, lt? Y X f. ' Martha Garnett, Who's Who Dolly Pettigrew, Who's Who Dennis Erskine, Who's Who Bruker, Elizabeth Summerville, SC Nursing ' Bryant, Edward -ef-ff Charleston, SC Guidance 81 Counseling Burckhalter, Kathy l North Augusta, SC i Elementary Education I l L Burwell, Evelyn Charleston, SC Elementary Education Brogdon, Lauetta Sumter, SC Nursing .1 Cabading, Margie E' Charleston, SC ,r r V Nursing Q gf 5 527.11 . fl V I j C Y.. ,, J J -ar. i ,Al 0 ,,-ua ,U A 'ar 3. ,l , ff ,. L L L. PENQQRSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENIORSSENIOR Xlfzlasses E ,, --.ll fi Carter, Carol Lancaster, SC Cato, Debbie Bishopville, SC ' 1 Sociology Psychology SAR li 'N ' N iii i , f ' , !,, 4 it , xlwx-.sloj ' 4 Steve Fitchett, Who's Who :J -H - ' ' '-A' 'V l i l 45:2-1' I l Ll :5ENioRs SENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSE Chaplin, Stevannah Charleston, SC Nursing Chatman, Inez Moncks Corner Business Education Childers, Billy North Judson, India Business Administration na Childers, Edward Charleston, SC Religion Childers, Judy Charleston, SC Business Administration Childers, Judy P. Charleston, SC Business Administration NIORSSENIOH classesf33 Chuck, Arthur Charleston, SC Physics Coaxum, John Nl., Jr. Nlt. Pleasant, SC Biology . lf' 1 Cochrane, Rosario fx 'ff' Charleston, SC Management A. I Awfylm ,v. , Y, V Codry, David Charleston, SC English J-.Q Coffey, Karen Q North Charlesto Nursing n, SC Cohen, Yvonne if ' Frogmore, SC Biology ENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENloRsSENioRss .1-W 1:11 WRC TW 'F'?7 ' Covington, Leonard ,. -- Columbia, SC Health 84 PE Cox, Jimmy Clinton, SC Management Crabtree, Patti Summerville, SC Q , Nursing . I ' fig , , ,,, l Craig, Darlene Roanoke, VA Music Therapy 'P' ef: Creed, Wendy Holly Hill, SC Elem. 84 Pre-School Ed. Cromwell, Olive 1 I Charleston, SC N Nursing 1 My X F-welll - .. 1--4 ,A fi X - ,,,, C Dargan, Gloria Davis, Janet 1 Lamar, SC Anderson, SC . Psychology Marketing Dale Mattox, Who's Who 3ENioRs SENioRsSENioRsSENioRsSENioRsSENior Davis, J. P. Davis, Mike Greenwood, SC Kershaw,SC Religion Health 81 PE 1 X . Doar, Sharon Charleston Heights, SC Business Administration Doughty, Ouintine Moncks Corner, SC Sociology Douglas, Lu Chesterfield, SC Elementary Education Douglass, Julia Charleston, SC Nursing Durden, Wands Summerville, SC Health 81 PE Edgington, Steve Hanahan, SC History 1 fag, UV: 2 ii, .K xi- x a .8 ql+, ' 'A Yfff gygiiwzjgk' 4' Aft! 5 w f ' Q WLM fv'VI'ii ' C 3 'S ti ' x QQ ff--A '!. o Q ,ff ' M l Allen Jackson, Who's Who .. WV., , ,f , wa 4 91 1,4 ' w 4 0 Y 'V Dx ,N I :ix 5 , , V, rf 3 , -f' 1 - ,, if,-1-,W Y , ,V .,,, 45511 'l ' A '.Q',a'ff f' 0 ' . ,1 ,A , - Hs., E-,,f1Qf'?wff5a.9-5-,fgifzefgfsf 'qv - S, 5 ,ap ' A Y-jE3'1f,,N,'y1gL 'ggi 14. .- , V -3 ,ii ff-171:y,-:1,5,i -V Q- V 3 - 4 gf...--' C 3 3 ' NIORSSENIORSSENIDRSSENIORS SENlORSSENlORSi 36!cIasses A A , ,,,,, -......fW.lr-Y' W -H , -, ,, . 4 W.. - ,,. ndfg f f 124 'gli ll ...I 1 Carol Carter, Who's Who June Young, Who's Who David Autry, Who's Who Edwards, Lonnie Mt. Pleasant, SC Business Education f' ' ' Erskine, Dennis Greenwood, SC Sociology Evans, Marcy Lynn North Charleston, SC Nursing yr'-:Z 5? Faucett, Andy 'N f North Augusta, SC- an Biology XI Faust, Robert, Jr. 'N-..! Irmo, SC Political Science Ferrell, Susan Belvedere, SC Elem. 81 Pre-School Ed. ENIORS SENICJRSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIOF nxp. h 27. Fitchett, Steve . , -.1 Af- f 24 4 :Y gif I.. ,. n ' 5 ,L 1 , Y, Finley, George ' 9 ggsrnilisvgjgmgrfistration 'ts 'Q i Y f Summerville, SC Accounting Fleming, Ann Summerville, SC Nursing Ford, Geneva Charleston, SC Nursing Fowler, Mac Anderson, SC Management 81 Accounting Francis, Stephen Aiken, SC Management L, My 1' if, 1 . r 'ff M 7x .4 M ,, 1, sw, , qv-Q af wg my . 1 1 4. :gi f':,2-:Eliza xx ' f'?f 'v F r ,,?ff,,,, X 'M ,X F S I I f th 'Q 3 4 ll Qu ff fy.. ,ff f .J l I Freeman, Marion Hernandez, Pat 5 Marion, SC. Charleston, SC 1 Political Science Religion U ,- ,4- MX r ' ,' X, X .GK , , 7 If Katrina Batson, Who's Who NioRsSENloRsSENioRsSENioRs SENIORSSENIORS 38!classes +L-A .V 4 f M- -S - -... A-.-211 as .L Freeman, Robert, Jr, W' .1 .-C Johns lsland, SC Biology Fry, Mitchell Rocky Road, Ohio Physics Garnett, Martha Johnsville, SC Accounting N , li fi Garvin, Fannie St. George, SC English Garvin, Pamela Charleston, SC Psychology George, Meri Summerville, SC Nursing I Q ii i i 5 , aff? l Y i saw ' Vx u r 'il P N- ESENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENIORSSENIORSSENIOF 1 , i cl asses x39 - 1, A X ll Ava Black, Who's Who Mark House, Who's Who Lynna Banister, Who's Who Gibbons, William Jan Cmumbm,SC f' Health 81 PE Goodlett, Diane Landrum, SC Sociology Gore, Dennis ,VV 4 ,,.,A ,, K Lexington, SC l Kg Accounhng iiaygj ',g f ' -, P f S ' A Gray, Jan Hampton, SC 1, ,Q Music Education Griggs, David Stan Sumter, SC Religion Hale, Darlene a Aiken, SC J Health 81 PE f . ,- I ,lu ,Aff 1111, ' K -9 I Z 's.. Cf 4 I 'vifwlozat' Viv.. NIDRSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENIORSSENIORS .l l F Hamer, John Floyd Moncks Corner, SC Math 'U ix l l l r Wilmont Murray, Who's Who 1 ,ff - Hammer, Sandra Hanahan, SC Nursing 2-, -In 1 Wx 'l U i 4 i ,.:,. ,, l V 1 t lllgi, . 4 9 I 1 Q 5 -, 4- x x , i W Hampton, Joyce Johns Island, SC Nursing Hannan, Steve Lake Wales, Florida Chemistry Harper, Toni Charleston Heights, SC Guidance 81 Counseling Haynes, Randy Johnsonville, SC Religion Haynes, Sandra Charleston, SC Nursing Hellman, Richard West Columbia, SC Math SENioRsSENioRsSENloRs SENloRsSENioRsSENior 1 classes!41 Hensley, Steve Charleston, SC Chemistry Heslin, Bob Plainsville, Conn. Health 81 PE Heyward, Anthony lVloncks Corner Chemistry Hicks, Reginald Piedmont, SC Health 81 PE Hill, Cindy Cade, SC Music Therapy Hilton, Maggie Charleston, SC Nursing NIQRSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENIORSSENIORS 42!cIasses A U X , ' 'l ,,, 4 In xii' N' N f,- - ' X I F ' 9 1. 7 -fb-f tw. I , 4 l ' rv V L ., . , ,-'11--- .. , V ,' ' . ' ,gf- ' if 1. xg 2 'er Q..-J' Howell, Steve Greer, SC E Criminal Justice Brenda Bolchoz, Who's Who 'E 31,-L ', -'C' Hodge, Loretta Landrum,SC Music Therapy Hood, Ann Longdon Charleston, SC Music Hood, Cindy St. Stephens, SC Accounting Hook, James Hanahan, SC Health 81 PE Hooks, Audrey Aiken, SC Special Education House, Mark Hanahan, SC Management C.: .Jr 1. - , X it ti Hull, Donna Charleston Heights, SC Nursing SENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENloRsSENioRsSENioi classes!43 Jackson, Allen St. George, SC Biology Johnson, Dianne Summerville, SC Hunt, Jan lnfinger, Karen Summerville, SC St. George, SC Elementary Education Math ,ws f N ' '04 ,GP 'W ,. N? K i il 3 If f li . z 1, t 1 5. 4 I, i fx. , H 'H A x ft..-nf ,. U . 0 iii f ' g ' Y X2 Nga 0 X X , I Qsxk C l Xi , ww X ,,,, . f ,fl a X if . iq qi, my 5 , .9 . W, sf! Fixx I ' , Beth NlcMiIlian, Who's Who Elementary Education Johnson, Sarah Charleston, SC Nursing Jones, Alice Summerville, SC Sociology Jones, Michael Charleston, SC Criminal Justice Jowers, Brian Williston, SC Political Science ggi? C '? 10' V-1 C l i ,S f I r I X 'fl ' V ill X fl i ii 1 ,f' ? 9 l , NIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENlORSSENIORSl 0 Mclasses IS f f 3 H..- 1 . '.x 1. Anthony Heyward, Who's Who Kaay Rhodes, Who's Who Allen Black, Who's Who Joy, Nancy Summerville, SC Health 81 PE Kelly, Marilyn Ridgeway, SC Elementary Education ' EJ' in Kennedy, Edith . Walterboro, SC Nursing Kirkland, Paula CF Bamberg, SC Elem. 81 Pre-School Ed. 94 Kluge, Melissa Greenville, SC Psychology Kufen, Deborah I Q GooseCreek,SC 4 'XX - f Nursing if if'w,f 1lfN-ITQVL I ENIORSSENIORSSENICRS SENionsSENionsSENion l Lacour, Andy Mt. Pleasant, SC 'I .. ,. 5:9 Management . 1, Lane, Jackie 4 Walterboro, SC Nursing Lane, Larry Shelby, NC Health 81 PE mf, its QQ... Larlee, Elaine ,... f5 Orlando, Florida 49 29 Nursing Lawerence, Tyler Franklin, Indiana Health 81 PE Lee, Karen . ' Lake City, SC Elementary Education S X 1 Lee, Sarah Conway, SC Elementary Education . -1 Lesesne, Anne Charleston, SC , Y, Nursing A 04164 f' 4 . , 45 Q, - Limehouse, Finely ,J L, A Summerville, SC V 'f 'W' Religion Af ' ' I ,i ',f v ENioRsSENloRsSENioRsSENioRs SENIORSSENIORS3 luvpv-'vp - lu. 'I 3 CD 3' O C U3 SD I- O E. U7 CD ir? -165' X -E 1 -,xt X X ' l 'ix x 'L 'S Y. Q , fisulf I 6 . 5 ' '51 - - i L Xi ff' Q i tk. ' LX 4 is GO Summerville, SC V Sociology qu.-4 ,A - L , Lunn, Jane C Summerville SC 357 le - ' I , fr .u Nursing L' L LW Lusk,Par Greenville, SC 1 Marketing W s - , . . e 55 4 'F 'i ,fi ,,. A , . ' Mackey, Sally ' Sumter, SC - Elem. 8i Pre-School Ed. , x 1- Manos, Chris , Charleston, SC X Allied Health I Q Horlback, Corine Ladson, SC Guidance 81 Counseling Jordan, Lester Cottageville, SC Management Langdale, Diane Walterboro, SC Nursing Young, Lillian Charleston, SC Nursing Z4 .L - fix ,M J NN.,.,f,fff: X, I i -. 5.1, H S 1 ,f-.1 - l ISENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENioRsSENioRsSENioi l 1 cl asses f47 Martin, Phyllis Prosperity, SC Nursing Middleton, John Charleston, SC Business Administra- 5 E, tion Moultrie Bradford ' y Charleston, SC 0 Sociology 5 A Q G ' Mason, Vickie il . A rr'l .14 Inman, SC t . Elem. at Pre-School Ed. it 1 Matthew, John 'X West Columbia, SC English Mattox, Dale 4 Blythewood, SC Criminal Justice I McDougal, Calvin gn Winston Salem, NC Sociology McMillan, Beth '- Sumter, SC Health 81 PE McNeill, Joey Clinton, SC Religion W ENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENioRsSENloRs g MQ l ,X I QZM' I' ' Qt, , if X, iii 1 ifglgii ,L . N X L McPherson, Yvonne Charleston, SC Nursing McWhorter, Wanda Laurens County, SC Nursing Miller, Dianne Nursing Moore, Debra Ladson, SC Special Education Moore, Marie Landrum, SC Criminal Justice Morrall, Abraham Burton, SC Sociology Moultrie, Kim Summerville, SC Special Education Murphy, Barbara Ladson, SC Nursing Neal, Marion Charleston, SC Religion aENIORSSENIORSSENlORS SENioRsSENioRsSENioF classesf49 Nelson, Jerry Goose Creek, SC Religion Nix, Joe Charleston, SC Health gl PE Ott, Elizabeth Charleston Heights, Accounting Owens, Blaine Greenville, SC Marketing Palicka, Deborah Alcolu, SC Business Education Parker, Melanie Taylors, SC Elementary Education Parrish, Mark Steven Greenville, SC Health 81 PE Parson, Rose Marie Charleston, SC Nursing Pearson, James, Jr. North Charleston, SC Business Administrati l A , i . as 'S ENioRsSENioRsSENioRsSENioRs SENIORSSENIOFFS 5OfcIasses Perry Herman Charleston Height Health 81 PE Pettigrew, Dolly St. Stephens, SC English Pettit, Andrea Spartanburg, SC Elem. 81 Pre-Scho Pitts, Denise Ladson, SC Nursing Plowden, Martha New Zion, SC History Powers, Jeannine Columbia, SC Nursing Pringle, Ella Ridgeville, SC Guidance 84 Counseling Puryear, Richard Lexington, SC Religion Reddic, Ronnie Goose Creek, SC Criminal Justice JENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENioRsSENioRsSENior oEd Parker, Rosalie Charleston, SC Nursing Perkinson, Chuck Charleston, SC English Poe, Jim Manning, SC Management Rhodes, Kaay Summerville, SC Special Education Richardson, Mary Frances Charleston, SC Nursing Roberts, Beverly Kershaw, SC Special Education Robertson, Willie Megget, SC Marketing Robinson, Cheryl Anderson, SC Management Robinson, James York, SC Health 81 PE gf I i V X it W, 'a gfvfig W ,.. . K I 'W i K 1 iff NionsSENioRsSENioRsSENioRs SENioRsSENioRs 52!cIasses - 'vfvvwf-rv: l at -sm-,gi 1 fx Salley, Carolyn 0 1 Walterboro, SC ' Business Education i Sandifer, Beverly Charleston, SC Nursing Sarvis, Doris i North Charleston, SC i Nursing Schipmann, Gennie fait St. Stephens, SC 'l' ll Accounting Schutt, Dubois Folly Beach, SC Religion Seels, Olivia Charleston, SC Nursing Sexton, Debbie N. Cape lVlay, NJ Elementary Education Shieder, Paula l' HarleYviIle, SC X7 History A Shields, Billie Charleston, SC , Psychology - 52 4 1 -1 I 1 'Il 1 x l DENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENioRsSENioRsSENioFl Simmons, Dorothy Charleston, SC Nursing Smith, Mark Woodruff, SC Sociology Smyre, Karen Charleston, SC Elementary Education Starr, Mabel Charleston, SC Nursing Stone, Steve Charleston, SC Music Stowe, Kim Grove City, PA Music Therapy Tanner, Grace Moncks Corner Nursing Taylor, Beverly Blair, SC Sociology Thomas, Frank Fredericksburg, VA Health 81 PE If Qx if 4. liz twin' ,. , ff. Q nn-,ml N l uf 1' K X2 ,I I - ,,. ' 245 l ,,,,' , -H-if 1224, '90 1' ,TL f . ,Lg if-' X .fy , , ,if - , , y A j Q lf. by ! if ,!. i R 3 'T 'ff 3 fx- . 5 T4 , 'N ,lllxw , f r 2? I ' 5 9 3 1 if fi J fs gli! f-9 If Q 34 , , 9 ' f , 2 ', fl g Y aiu . , f, ,J 1 ,gf 4 7 ' ls. f' f '. H 4 I-f ' f ' 7 1 ' s L . 2 X 1, M , ., . Q , ,- A , . ,-9 I ' 1 1 f J 3 NIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORS SENioRsSENions- 54!classes g..,4. . 4, ,..n. , Thomas, Pamela 1' Us Charleston Heights, SC M., i Nursing Q Thomas, Vickie T 1 Charleston, SC 5 Economics, Management T ,. ff N3 X Thompson, Debra l ,A Q 3.5 '31 'tg - Summerville, SC 5 ' A 'Z ' - J 'T A Political Science E ' C ll l ' K H L12 1 1 . l i i Thompson, Wanda Dillon, SC Guidance 81 Counseling Tindal, William Marion, SC Health 81 PE -Ar' Trainor, Michael T Garner, NC , Religion jx, A i' l M, f-u ff ,4 Clark, Cindy A ' Ladson, SC 1 Elementary Education Cothran, Frank ' Aiken, SC Health 81 PE f 1 l I Ulmer, Kathy ' Ruffin, SC ' ' Special Education l l l I FSENIORSSENICRSSENIORS SENIORSSENIORSSENID Waddell, Jill Greer, SC Sociology Walker, Cathy Summerville, SC Nursing Walker, Jane Summerville, SC Nursing Walker, Sinthera North Charleston, SC Sociology Warren, Rhonda Lugoff, SC 'f x x N ' I .fi - S xx ,E V T , i Q, f 3 N uv 'G Business Administration Webb, Regina Charleston Heights, SC Biology Weber, Jolene Fountain Inn, SC Sociology Wells, Gary Charleston, SC Religion West, William Charleston Heigh Sociology ts, SC ilzffrk N5 ' r 38. N 1,1 aff. ' P4322 if f t 'i'i i , f if 1: , 4 4- ,, X ' K 'P f rf., 'P W Q C - - - 1 1 ' . , ,jf ,a1:i:I-X- i . if .-f 'lx . sw 1. JY as ,XXX 1 , .E lv ix 'X Z., k? ': I H lx Q J :G . l NIORSSENIDRSSENIORSSENIORS SENIORSSENIORS 56!classes m.f'...a..-.hi.ns1L,a..n. - ...Q , ,Amir f ei-:Aki 1.11 White, Ruth Holly Hill, SC Elementary Education Wilkie, Tommy Sumter, SC Health 81 PE Williams, Connie Mae Holly Hill, SC Criminal Justice Williams, Jeana Adams Flun, SC Business Education Williams, Otharine Ritter, SC Nursing Williamson, Anita Charleston, SC Elementary Education Witherspoon, Shelton Kingstree, SC Business Administration Wright, Janice Charleston, SC Nursing Young, June Westville, SC Business Education DENIORSSENIORSSENICRS SENIORSSENICRSSENIO cIasses!57 Junior Class Officers: Tavie Priester, Secretary, Vollie Gibbs, Presi Presidentg Cindy Lyons, Treasurer. Ables, Flichard Honeapath, SC Albergotti, Merilyn Harleyvrlle, SC Allen, Gail Bronson, SC Baker, Mary N Charleston, SC Baxley, Ann Lake Crty, SC Blackman, Flandell Monks Corner, SC Blocker, Sharon Cortagevrlle, SC Boleman, Ken Summerville, SC Brooks, Gregory Goose Creek, SC Brown, Michelle Greenville, SC Brown, Penny Vance, SC Brown, Willie Vance, SC Bryant, Mary Charleston Hgts, SC Butler. Gregory Orangeburg, SC Byrd, Melanie Darlington, SC X x 438 Yi i 'll IV f 7 ff. ii, IU if e. - z se .11 Q i A lt. i l l N r Y ., L yr., K P. v wt Wx JS.. Jrggg i dent: Sherrill Rast, Vice Cindy Lyons, Miss Junior VW UN nk l wp. YF? -xi .l V' V sbs . ls, C x-Nag - .M V 72, rw Pu , A 5:4 X v'4wf.- ' . Qyflx -is - ' ,.'x3Q. pf, . 1 E:-, iagjz: 1-sig. , ,n 'f f.:6-' I ' ' fw' ,,- ' l s fy. ,Nl ' ,V J'-if f, f A .W-i ef . '1,?'i if g K.Jx.n'wr,. 7 'iz' 1,04 I I' li'! l'N lc .,.il'k 'K,. 'fan' 1141. int YU' -'sp ,S l ff .9-S NIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS 58!classes .All JL, .1 - - ..nl..i....na AA... ,4 -.vii - 4' C! ! ' 'r 'f QI v ly ' P L. 5 X I I 1 5 .YY K 1 -Vx C HQ ii ICT! ng K, M K ht 59 ,s A r- at' Y. i 1 'N 1. Q' ,J Q. -L as , Ui 4-L ti Cf? 1 is ,I l il , ir 'r rua I ' X tak xt ,fr , Y ., 6, f'-' ' -. ,fi .Q Qxw, , r N x A r, ,L l M Q I -C011 :ull 'u I lx f J N 'x r HN C g -fr 'lf V A wily' n in K 1 gf 1--v w. L., N-x,x as A., fv 'QQ' , 1 w-fx t . 'ff l 4 J: , lx? , ,F . 1' I XX :I X r Capps Dlflsbll' Clr.1rl1's!1rrr SC Carrier Krflluy Stlrrrrrmrvrllr' SC Clawsnrr Lundy Hrrlgl' Sprlrrq SC Coker, Anne: Clrarlrfstnn SC Cote. Rnghard Greenville SC Crrder, Maxme Bamberg, SC Crooks, Jim Marietta, GA Dawsey, Karen N Charleston, SC Deas, Betty Charleston, SC Deas, Eugenra MCClEll0nvrlle, SC Drckerson, Mary Beaufort, SC Dukes, Eddre Sumter, SC Dukes, Becky Sumrnervrlle, SC Duncan, James Beaufort, SC Dupree. Emmett Charleston Hgts, SC Ellrot, Rrchard Charleston, SC Ellis, Mike Taylors, SC Ellrson, Margaret Spartanburg, SC Embler, Mark Greenvrlle, SC Funley, Larry Summervllle, SC Frtzgerald, Tern Survrmervllle, SC Fowler. Cathy Charleston SC Fralrx, Wendy Hananan, SC Frazrer, Beverly Lavenel, SC Gamble. Randy Andrews SC IORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJU cIassesr59 Gubbs. Vollie L9XlI7gY0l7, SC Gilliard, Caffle McCl9llanv1lle, SC G1vens,Prlsc1Ila Charleston, SC Gladden, Mary Charleston, SC Gruber, Sarah Hound O, SC Hardue, Cundy Bonneau, SC Harruson, Susan Summervrlle, SC Hull, Mary l-Yldgevrlle, SC Hunds, Lnsa Georgetown, SC Hood, Hazel Ladson, SC Hood, Sherry Sr Srephens, SC Hutto, April Charleston, SC lnfunger, Judith St George, SC Jackson, Dorothy Mullins, SC Jamuson, Wllluam Holly 1-ml, sc ,, , ,,.., ,, -'-s..,,,m - ,Q ' 6' ?:' fx :A, i ,,-. 5? 'f if . , if n r .R . p fin, iq. .Nc 7 :, the V 0 ' ' ' 4 by 4 1, 1 'QS M ' N, Q ru 'o,. Q 'lb a 2' , Q1 N,,,n wp. - .--. rw- WX 9 .,N ,f---' ,, , . mf ' R xi. , .., . ..- f C Q '- ' - .,. . , X,,1 's.,:,4 .ff A , A f 'x,xV ' . .. fm -as vim .1-qv ,ar V'- , W I. al Ii- L 1--xxx. r I Q I O .':S'53' A. 'F'-'..' I 1 fi -ti N, ,alggtl :: Si!fnln.l, 4 'S 'J 'X YN 0 5 3 l ,R fmifir ffl x I: z .,,l ' a t ff- 1 ,I l , ,-: : . e ,5?v a, ' C . -1-L -f JNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJ 6OfcIasses .J--Ak - LH-4 - -:Lak 'I'- Johnson, Carolyn North Auquslii SC Johnson, lullue Johns lslanri SC Johnsrm,R:c,harr1 Gleenvrlle SC Johnson, Steve James Island SC Jones, Comme Summerville Jones, Robm Lancasfef, SC Jordan, A D Chesterheld, SC Joye, Robert Lancaster, SC Kmght, Jacqueline Harleyvllle, SC Knight, Rick Goose Creek, SC Laborce, Chanto Goose Cfeek, SC Lawhon, Lawrence Charleslon Hgrs, SC Lewus, Sylvia Awendaw. SC Lewis, Vucku Andres, SC Llne, Fauth Sr Marzhews, SC JIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJ classe-s!61 Llnn, Dwaln Charleston Hgts, SC Lowe, Robert Anderson, SC Lowell, Regunald Lyons, Cnndy N Augusta SC Mack, Florence Wadrnalaw lsl, SC Mamgo, Eroc Walterboro, SC McCray, Gaul Charleston, SC McDonald, Paula Charleston Hgts, SC McFadden, Robert AlC0lu, SC Muller, Vlcku N Augusta, SC Mills, Sharon Myrtle Beach, SC Mutchell, Angelena Charleston Hgts, SC Moore. Mnke Charleston, SC Moorer, John Dorchester, SC Mouzon, Kent N Charleston, SC ,ff ,X-1 'J fl L x ., eff' ' l, I , J, Vu GN ...ff ,SE S -J 5 ,QA P 'pu I ,- n , u.' N .-,,. were-v GI Cl Qi! --.7 -:ff.-:,r,-qw .,., 4 sa- E NI .Z ?...- 4 ' 5 . 015 Q xg W nf , XV: M X ee- wb 1 ,x fs -: riiiiw Qi K 1 Wa v l ' H fl 9 l Mullinax, Brian Spartanburg, SC Murphy, June Union, SC Owens, Becky Garden City, SC Palmer, Patrucua Charleston Hgts, SC 49, A1-L, fi ri jx 04' y,H'Vj: vu A . - .. .Ki f ,inx . V, , x ,. ant. .3 v , 'A 'e 1-fff.,.f,w sq u , , 'Y s -1.41 NIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS 62fclasses fy. - -4.1: - 4- 4 .. r -- A it u ,, V Y .1 w.-.H7-f-y1--- --gf Parker, Audrey Charleston, SC Patr1ck,AmeIra White Oak, SC Perkrns, Beth Charleslon Hgts., SC Peterson, Davrd F! Myers Beach, FL 1 4? , 2 . .y . SEH Pope, Flora Frogmore, SC Prrester, Octavra N Charleston. SC Prrngle, Barbara Charleston, SC Rast, Sherrill Bowman, SC Heagm, Jean Florence. SC Rrchardson, Lrnda Edrsro Isl. SC Rrchardson, Lucrlle Surnrel, SC Rrdgeway,Scot1 Goose Creek, SC Rmehardt, Robin Summervrlle, SC Ross, Tum Greenville, SC Ruchugo. Francrs Hud1saaI,Cur1ls Greer SC Sanders, Ralph Summervrlle SC Saunders Alex Esfrll SC Scott, Carolme Arken SC I S or NIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJl an.: s 4- - - A C!assesf63 L Shaw, Omega Charlesron, SC Shropshuer, Barry New Eflmgron, SC Svmmons,T1na John 's Isl, SC Smart, Tlmothy Johnsron, SC Smuth, Jeno Sumrnerwlle, SC Speer, Jack Charlesron, SC Sproti, Hugh Darlington, SC Stewari, Eddne N Augusra, SC Stoddard, Phulup Fountafn Inn, SC Stroud, Robert Rock Hfll, SC Swann, Lisa Summervflle, SC Swunton, Capers Charlesron, SC Thomas, Joyce Goose Creek, SC Thorpe, Francis Goose Creek, SC Turner, David Summervflle, SC A f' P: .u 1' - ..4-'Z..... I ... . 5 QQ,::Z....i- I Q,:'::,:,,5 2 xX Y ':'f .:f.':'--.2 vi 'X ' Q n fin , K ---' 4-f A' i .Q-fi Eiga-ff X .- M UNIGRSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORC 64!c!asses 6 W W 'pw X Q If f 'N' . Q-'Y j-Li 111' 2 X .. , X -0' 'X Q 'fwfxaf-g,r7 A V' ,I I' 4-v', vl- -'L I 'xZ'. 5 f Y -f 4' It S A :efifaglff 4: 5. 4 ,ff :I :I lfff H . I . . A 1 ., ,X 'Q fi 'X Ji 'D' 'fl I r ' 'V Tuttrlu Jcarmr: Sfnflfl SC Tun-vu Paw Hllllllv Hmm! SC Vmru:r,SY1r:4Ia f?rrigr'v1llv SC Walters, Davuri Cxhiilfl-7511117 SC Welch, James. Walferbom SC Wells, Susan Charleslon SC Westbury, Mark SI George, SC Whetstme, Lriy Summervllle, SC Whm, Joe Charlesron, SC Wrlkmson, Deborah Charlesron, SC Wllklnson, Donny Charleston Hgrs, Wrlluams, Darlene Prnewlle, SC Yost, Ollre Summervrlle, SC Young, Carol Orangeburg, SC Young, John Orangeburg, SC SC Young, Loretta Charleston, SC A rl il Mx x ll gg r 1 5 N I IIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJU cIasses!65 11' r if 9 xx 113' 'f 1 if is '3 L E+.. NYGX1 ' 'JL , . QU' I If ' .Ing R Z . 1,0 ri :' .1 ,-. ' - lpn ,M Pb , D A 'p yi 1 i JJ. .say -gggih . J. 93 tangle Sophomore Class Officers: Jeannie Pratt, Treasurer: Karen Hill, Vice President, Hike Hill, President, Brenda Sandifer, Secretary. Pam Harvey Miss Sophomore Apple. Susan Easley, SC Bagwell, Howie Summerville, SC Baldwin. Claudia Green Pond, SC Ball, Nancy A N Charleston, SC Barron, Judy , Turbevllle, SC 1 A ,Q it ,L 1 ' 1 I1 Benenhaley, Janis Sumter, SC Bertram, Sharon . Charleston Hgts, SC Boland, Doris N Charleston, SC ta- 5 ' . Bolden, Cassandra Dalzell, SC 1-' X 1 Bolin, Robin Y q -f - ' 3 I Grover, SC . , , ' 4 , l -L 4, 1 i, 35:59 X A ' xx Y-' Brady, Flon Summervllle, SC Brandt, Karen Charleston, SC Bresch, Robert Charleston Hgts, SC Brisbane, Shirley A Q, Beaufort, SC Brown, Hermenia '-f Johns Island, SC ' oPi-ioivionEsSoPHoivioREsSoPi-ioivioREsSoPHoivio r-'fr X . N M x Z 0 '24-' 1' 3590 inf I: F, x N., 4 ui 5. ,-f 4 --f 24 S xr Q57 ,- 491 'x IU' 'f xr 'Y' '. f if fi 't Wx tg tv and N. Y X, 5:1 r 1 , 4- - H ' -'-1 '17 -,Tw l. 1' ' 1 A Z . X W 1 ,O F3 0 fu CQ ,X ,kv 1 'yi a 71 ff ' 5 ,f ' of 3., -K A' -ll I l . . 'w Q 5 . cg I I . 1 do vw, ,.,, Mm, :- ,f ' xy, 1 ni. N -1 ,. 4 - f , fy ffl' , 'q 5 N. J. .:I-5 h ' ' -In vx f 44- ' .xg 4 ily 'Ox k': XXX: lx. . l-.M Lg ,-.' el - i ' ' l'f.l V' A -l I A Brown Yyrmrng Bryan! Myrna C,7fIllI'Sfl7l7 SC Bullur Dilllflldrl Clltlllvsfrlrl SC Carjdrcn lony Adams Hull SC Causuy Tuna Harmhan SC Clayron Marlon Dorchester SC Collms, Robert Harry Hrll, SC Common, Chrystal Hanahan SC Corbln, Tam Belvedere, SC Corley, Michael Hack Hrll, SC Corn, Buddy Rock Hrll, SC Davns, Earlnne Newberry, SC Dooley, Susan Seneca, SC Dye, Candy Hanahan, SC Falls, Charles Blacksburg, SC Ferrell, Sally York, SC Fladger, Keynn Sumrnervrlle, SC Fowler, Sheila Mullrns, SC Gagnon, Susan Charleston, SC Galloway, Beny Georgetown, SC Gassaway. Lana Donalds SC Gates, Betty Ballentrne, SC Gause Ann C0lumbr3 SC Gllbert, Mark Charleston, SC Gulllard, Gwendolyn Charleston SC DOPHOMORESSOPHOIVIORESSOPHOIVIORESSOPHOIVIO classes '67 W' 5l lu yur- l l l Greene, Maxme Andrews, SC Gunnells, Harrnson N Charleston, SC Habersham,Bet1y Mt Pleasant, SC Hamslton, John Lexlngton, SC Hamulton, Llsa Charleston, SC Hammack, John Charleston, SC Hampton, Essle Johns Island, SC Harvey, Pam Moncks Corner, SC Head, Jeff Summerville, SC Helmly, Fluth Bluffton, SC Hlers, Jane Ehrhardt, SC Hill, Ban Winter Haven. FL Hill, Karen Myrtle Beach, SC Hull, Leigh Winter Haven, FL Hull, Mike Green ville, SC Hlse, Kathernne Charleston, SC Hollus, Ronald N Augusta, SC Huff, Sheryl Moncks Corner, SC Hunter, Bryan Colorado Springs, Colo Johnson. Bnllue Jean Meggett, SC Johnson, Julue Johnson, Susan Murrells Inlet, SC Jones, Mary Beaufort, SC Kath, Mary Jo Charleston Hgts, SC Keitt, Julius Columbia, SC l PHOIVIORE 68!cIasses F365 1' 'Ng 4, 9 V3 i ,,,,. fm- J ,, Q , I n 1 I' 3' 1 .A J , ,Q OO Blix, ff 5 l W ,-f ,. .17 N . s , 4. f c S . , '- ' 1 ' . f .' .fx 1 ,V l, 1 1: , y rx nr- 'N' N7 v , 'K final! fx 2 all E Y, ,, , ' . ,l f r an . 2 ps C?-rs Aly I I l A . M i , l 1' El xi 39 21' 2, 355 ,H mxussslsm H ,A P : 2-' , 1 ' 'f 1, if Q ,Q ,v I 5535 41- ri 409 Ui- 0 Q ge,-1 iw . A A Q 5.2.0-1 IP SSOPI-lolvlonEsSoPHolvloREsSoPHolvlor 1 N 4 1 r - -T , i C? ax '., 'p ld' .Ie I 'I S-v Y?--1 fx ? x, 4-sg 41 --v C' - .:,z.- 4 . hr.!4,?-3 .,4.. ,fl - gee V 9.5 7 1 '?.x , gf., ,L Ag 1 ..- - 5- ,L X .gg M f 1 '1 2 v L31 m.. . ii is r ' 1 ' 1 - r ' ' 3-'fr ff7'1y 5, fr-IQ.-f,. V-Kg-1 .I-441,15 . ici: my , w.. r -5 4 '.:.,-. ,guy f ' J v ,, 4 . 1 ,, nf I ,WH -2' '54 . A4 .A TQ: ' fwyf: . 061- 'hr I KA ' .X 1 'x I 1 i- X , K4 r - -. , , ., -1---5, Q, I K .I f Q r. rm. 2 - .'J,.g4x - Sn' 7 xl :sf s - .- 3 1 -r ,- r K I Q W I' 4 4 111 innuiiv lun: Danny lair Crry SC luflrfarrri Anqulia Nlcjlrrllfs SC Lloyrl, Barbara Grmsu Crf-nk, SC lonkrudqu lynn CflrIlf8SfUll SC Madnson, Dram- Krrrys Tree. SC Magwood, Pamela Johns Island, SC McCollum, Donald Hack Hfll, SC McElveen,Trm Greenvflle. SC McFadden, Helen Alcolu, SC McKmght, ida Mae Frogmore, SC McManus, Sharon Mullrns, SC Muller, Huley Salrers, SC Mulls, Glenna Lexrngron, SC Montgomery, Barbara Sumter, SC Moms, David Georgetown, SC Mulling. Paul Charleston Hgts., SC Murray, Debra Yonges Island, SC Nix. Ray Beaufort SC Nixon, Duane Krngstree, SC Obare, Anderson Charleston, SC Parker, Becky Summerville, SC V 'C .3 ri 'fi 1 3 A 1 J 4 ! I F s 3 ,oPHolvloREsSoPHolvloRESSOPI-lolvlonESSOPI-lolvlor cIassesf'69 Parks, Linda Havenel, SC Parsley, Donna Dalzell, SC Perry, Damel Taylors, SC Phullaps, Daniel Greer, SC Pmkerton, Mark Sumter, SC PoII1ns,PrrsclIIa Garnett SC Prlce, Allyn Orangeburg, SC Randall, Jean Edlsto lsland, SC Reeser, Larry Cassarz SC Regnier, Lnsa Mounralnslde, NY Ruchardson, Theresa Conway, SC Rollins, Levern Goose Creek, SC Schm-dt, Kathy Warmlnsteh PA Scruvner, Nancy Summerville, SC Shaw, Betty Klngstree, SC Slmmons, Edsth Moncks Corner, SC Slmms, Myra Hanahan, SC Smuth, Eddue Summervllle, SC Smuth, Elanne Summervllle, SC Smith, Nancy Westmlnlster, SC Smuth, Steven Summerville, S C Smith, Theron Charleston, SC Stephenson, Steve Cola, SC Sutherland, Frank Conway, SC Thomas, Jimmy Walhalla, SC guy. XIL.. x -. 1' 1 --1 'U U- x K 9 . D I gli-A J?--v ,gg I tfzewa , .+ '-z 'X ru ci ,wtf .,. ' .gn ..-. -?'.1.,::,, , --, '-P-MQu'0' .-'l'g5- f J ' 'VZ :L : j+: -I-L-:TLS 'lc f ',:.. 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Paul Turbevrlle, SC Trusdale, Pamela Summerton, SC Vedutls, Debbie Sprmgfreld, NJ Watkms, Lynne Cassatt, SC Weaver, Susan Chesrer, SC Wrgguns, Alan Drllon, SC Wnlkrnson, Brenda Charlesmn, SC Wnlluams, Kay Varnvrlle, SC Wnnn, Marsha Charleston, SC Wynn, Kam Easley, SC Young, Marian N Charleston, SC Young, Roger Charleston Hgrs, SC Hilton, Maggre Charlesron, SC OPI-lolvlonEsSoPHouvloREsSoPHouvloREsSoPHolvuoF cIasses!71 IQ! Abercrombie Party Laasofv SC Abney Sytvra Johnston SC Ailen Charlene Pfedfnonr, SC Arnerson Teresa Satefite Seach FL Arnos Daniel Carden SC J-nurse Miranda C':ss SC Ark nscr' Gai! Chemin SC -he Deborah 5.. 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SC hx Q, SMH: Marr Esmf SC B'rSlrrr FUD Hsfmaharr SC 7 N mix Bfeuer Karen Charfesron Hgrs SC Brown Kathy York SC Brown Karen Chaffesron SC 'S - 1- Brown Roberr Camden SC IZ: zr Bryan, Danny Hardeevrflg SC A X 'Ds :I 0 1 -I v . . xr X . - 1 Bryant, Evelena - H Mofrcks Corner SC Burbage, Kay Moncks Corner SC Burgess, Conme Greer SC Burns, Lrnda Bustle, Steve Sumrnervrlle SC Y' '17 Dx 2 Carrolk Sharon York, SC Carson, Cathy Brookfyn NY Carter, Pamcra Rrdgevrlfe SC Caulder, Alyce Summervrlle SC Cely, Duane Charleston SC If ,F 1 X 4 S ' -. C f i a a. i Clum Paura E Bradenton FL AVF, X Colienton Parsy McC1er'!anwfe SC 1 X 4, Compton Amber Hanafrar' SC 'Y 'O 0 4, ,, 'C Cook Mndreo Johns Island SC , ,J 3 Cooper Betty ' Charfesron SC 9' . 1 , I ESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIEN I ,fvfh Yfwvi? , I v ' , 1 'gifl f34fwEf?:fI,2',' '11 f ri. 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Charleston, SC Danzy, Johnnie Kershaw, SC Dasher, Wayne Charlotte, NC Dawson, John Orangeburg, SC Dorman, Bubba Cowpens, SC Drinkwater, Dave Summerville, SC Dunn, Marian N Orangeburg, SC Ezell, Terry Chesnee, SC Fannin, Flon Melbourne, FL Fanning, Michael Elloree, SC Ferlita, Angela Aiken, SC Floyd, Wendy Eastoven SC Gadson, Pamela Eutawvllle, SC Gamble, Alfreda Lynchburg, SC Gates, Richard Charlesfon Hgts., SC AWAY ,. , ,xl VX 'U Copeland, Doug Charleston Hgts., SC Couch, Betsy L ynchburg, VA Cox, Mary Lake City, SC Crawford, William Hanahan, SC Crider, Richard Bamberg, SC Crooks, John Marietta, GA f ffl , in . X NX Z ll as vfxl' - xx, Y Q fx XX X x r Ns f 5+ Q X Q X X f fa , ,, Q, ,, ,ff - 'I r , -ii. 3 Q-, K ,q U f I. K H -vw N x X, i X. Xxx I' Qx Q, XX xxx A ow fr' RESHMENFRESHlvlENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEN 74lcIasses rw iw. i N ' ' I ' wr X A RY X , ii I . , 1 V is fu Us Aqf' '-...I ffl' ,Q , . I .43 ' , x 'f 'v i . 5 ' l A . pi Q: rf X 'QIX u af: J YF' '1! 7 1 3 5 l ,Q Ox . ' f x ' , M f A Harrison, Abigail N. Augusta, SC Harrison, Jo Shaw AFB Harter, Julie N. Augusta, SC Harvin, Linda Sumter, SC Henderson, Patricia Green SC Hester, Eugenia Taylors, SC X Garner, David Chesnee, SC Gettelman, Gayle Summervrlle, SC German, Felicia Charlesron, SC Gukas, Anastasia Goose Creek. SC Girard, Kevin Charleston AFB Glasby, Susie Abbewlle, SC Glenn, Pam W Columbia, SC Grant, Ann Carol Sumler, SC Graves, Melanie Green, Albenha Yonges Island, SC Green, Helen Jacksonwlle, FL Guthrie, Beverly Taylors, SC Hall, Joey Hanahan, SC Hancock, Charles Summerville, SC Hare, Sam Columbia, SC ESHIVIENFRESHMENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHMEN cIasses!75 Halton, Loretta Colurnbra, SC . S rv Howell, Yvonne Greenville, SC f Huffman, Dena Greenville, SC Huskey, Jenna Hutchunson, Wlndell Q Charlesion, SC , f g Charleston Hgts- SC Johnson, Charles Charleston AFB Johnson, Lewis Jones, Bobble Sue Hrdgeland, SC Columbia, SC l,f , 52 f, Us . fsm ,. , , 'X x ir- 1 F ' , x l ,L-as f , 'pf xljx i f 1' X 2 . Q, A X Y up 3 TRL - X fx' Y, I Kuznik, Thomas Q John 's Island SC X Ladson, Deborah , Hugen SC Landis, cathy 12, 13, Columbia, SC f V4 x , 1 - Tfff' 1 us ' , - .4-- 'fair N , -Q. l - ' T ' ' 1 Ir., lf'-fax 1 1,131- Q , ' T ' Fl Emir. ' ff ' X Lane, Vevefly Longs, SC Leach, Beverly Greenville, SC Leonhardt, Charles '0- Unron, SC ghlx X 1, lr X . in s s Y- wvznv . www-X .X - ,,r,. N.. '5. ,X 'x ' ,- X N...-v' 3 ,Q-r T ATT' ' x xx V. Q! I FQ 4-s, UN 'X xq f ? 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Jamestown SC Myers Pam Eurawvrlle SC Neal, Tom Rrvarsrde SC N6fSrmth, Van Charlesron SC ESHMENFRESHMENFRESHIVIENFRESHMENFRESHIVIEIX cIasses!77 rg, 4 Wd in Newton, Nancy Yonges Island, SC Nguyen, Angue Hanahan, SC O'Br1en, Beth Hldgevllle, SC Orwlg, Lorrel Summerville, SC O'Toole, Cathy MI Pleasant, SC Padgett, Gay Walterboro, SC Pannell, Joe Greenville, SC Parks, Nma Goose Creek, SC Pearson, Charles Johnsonvrlle, SC Phnllups, Gene Charleston, SC Pierce, Tum Hanahan, SC Plummer, Jimmy Clover, SC Price, Barry Charleston, SC Prlce, Jane Prxoleau, Annette Goose Creek, SC 'Ng 1 pr 'xr K 1, If I-Q fflii-2 I- y 5 Li -.lid ,-- X I Q. 'P 1 X A Q Y 42:- ,gfusv 'gg rx. ' 1 vox' ,y Y 1 f L-.zz x EPIA if if ,L 5 5 W --D we me Ti I? nu... LA ,lf 'V fAVR if : . , 'I ,,r X 1 1- -'N g? 1' I ' RESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEW 78!cIasses kv' 'nw' K A 1 B v r f' A ' I . '-gp ' 1 X if A 1 - , J if 5 tv-'Q X., .PX fi' 'L H' f 4 Q f -Q ,sf , m -I I v r .,. ' 4. , yr, nr .G ,,,f ,Q A . 'Sl' L Y 4 ff X - vw 2'- Vrmtl Jr:.m Ywfk SC Rrlvvlir-Y Gfurm Sl Srvphwn SC Rfsrnzr-y luv, Harnpfmfv SC Riswfmgll Vizlrrrvh Sf Slvvr-lv SC RGWIWSUV1, f'i1rr1::NH Hanahan SC Reardon, Clndy Sumter, SC' Reynolds, Dean Rockhfll, SC Reynolds, Donna Ladsan, SC Rhodes, Naomi Conagevrfle, SC Rober1s,Cundy Hampton, SC Rogers, Doug Surnmervrffe, SC Sanders, Jim Sumrer. SC Sanford, Deronda Orangeburg, SC Sargent, Jeff Ninety Six, SC Shme, Margaret Charlesron, SC JESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIEN cIasses!79 Shue,WllI1am Flock Hlll, SC Small, Joyce Yonges Island, SC Small, Rrchard Rock Hlll, SC Smlth, Marte Ladson, SC Smrth, Make Beaufort, SC Smuth, Paula Newport News, VA Smuth, Robert Charleston, SC Smuth, Zeno Dlllon, SC Sorrow, Joyce Anderson, SC Spells, Vernessa St George, SC Starkey, Boyd Greenvrlle, SC StebbrnS,Kur1 Sparta, NJ Steed, Demse Charleston, SC Stelnert, Lee Kings Mountaln, NC Stephens, Donny Greenvllle, SC Stoner, Sherla Goose Creek, SC Sweat, Cathne Aiken, SC Taylor, Pat Summerville, SC Tlmmerman, Tommy Granltevllle, SC Tolllson, Mary Lynn Laurens, SC Traxler, Robln St George, SC Tucker, Kathy Mullins, SC Tuten, Lots Hampton, SC Vanderhorst, Joanne Charleston, SC Vaughan, Lou Greenvrlle, SC C5 ri -'S .:,f,,w -f-9, 1 , .4 a. t , fi 1 x . Y E . ,,' , Q Q . E2 1 X XS lgmivgi - ' mln. 3 K 1- A ,- 1 '- .-' . fe . ' . J .5 'SQ YL 4 Y 'S' , 1 I 5 x 'i V 1' fxfwv 3 1' ' r fr t x .1 at 'A I t, N? 4 , -2. -,A tt, K. 4, ti ,rw If Q, '37 RESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVI E 8O!cIasses P' R. l .?,qn tlgf l , I I I I 1 1 N -X N lg wk W ' We - lf' A f' Q . X , ' ., . 2. ,ll , fl -' . id f K is X , xv lie N N! in ff V 1 - naar' ,Jr X,,,.! ff Wrught, Tammy Arken, SC Young, Angela Salrers, SC I. Pl 'Q 'vb Y 3' 1 ,qs Y I ,im Wade, Scott Summervflle, SC Ward, Beverly Yonges lsland SC Westmoreland, lynrirm Summerwlle, SC Whaley, Pam Columbra SC Whlte, Betty Cross, SC Whrte, Carol Dillon, SC Whale, Sarah Wadmalaw Island, SC Wulllarns, Angelo Charleston, SC Wrlllarns, Cynthia Garnett, SC Wlllnams, Darrell Columbfa, SC WlIllarnS. Sandne Lorrs, SC Wllllams, Wanda Varnwlle, SC Wllson, Jane Seneca. SC Wlne. Cheryl Charleston, SC W1nter,EllZabeth Shelby, NC Young, Sharon . ln McClellanvrlle, SC Young' Steven fl X ' lan Orangeburg, SC I? om: lf! l J r i X C X 1 I lil , J RESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIENFRESHIVIEN FRESHIVIE classesf8l OUR COMPETITIVE NATURE FALL 77 CROSS COUNTRY Sept. 17 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Stone Mt. Invitational Clemson Invitational Pembroke, NC Track Club Bicentennial Run State Meet South Carolina 1978 Mar. 4 Mar. 11 Mar. 18 Mar. 24-25 April 1 April 8 April 14-15 April 22 April 28-29 May 6 May 19-20 June 1-3 82!sports 45 vi. 'Pa , .55 TRACK Clemson Invitational Clemson Pembroke U.S.C. Ohio University Florida Relays Carolina Relays SC Collegiate Championship Dogwood Relays Furman Invitational Penn Relays Towns Invitational Tom Black Classic N.C.A.A. Championship WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb Columbia Anderson Armstrong USC - Aiken Anderson USC - Aiken Winthrop Coastal Carolina College of Chas. Coastal Carolina Columbia Furman University Coker Armstrong College of Chas. ffl- Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb. Feb. MEN'S BASKETBALL 28 3 5 7 8 10 19 7 14 16 18 21 23 26 28 30 2 4 8 13 15 18 20 22 25 -29 Citadel Invitational Indiana State Campbell U.S.C. Western Carolina U.N.C. - Wilmington Mercer University U.S.C. - Spartanburg Campbell Old Dominion James Madison Limestone S.C. State U.N.C. - Wilmington College of Chas. S.C. State Georgia Southern Mercer University Pan American Western Carolina Citadel Georgia Southern Samford James Madison College of Chas. 'F State Tournament li Fi Xu SOCCER Sept. 12 Winthrop Sept. 17 Wofford Sept. 24 UNC-Asheville Sept. 30 Methodist Oct. 5 College of Charleston Oct. 8 Newberry Oct. 15 Columbia Bible Oct. 17 Presbyterian Oct. 21 Mercer Oct. 24 Winthrop Oct. 27 Francis Marion Oct. 29 Brevard Oct. 31 Citadel Nov. 4 Mercer Nov. 5 Columbia Bible - wis- GOLF March 1-2 Coastal Carolina Classic March 3-5 Western Michigan March 7-10 Lynchburg, William 81 Mary March 11 March 13 March 15 March 28 12 14 16 -31 Temple University Tufts University Kenyon University Bluefield State Bucknell Univ. April 6-8 SC State Tournament April 11 College of Charleston April 18 Citadel April 20 Francis Marion April 21 Citadel April 25 College of Charleston I 425A di, , . ,. ,,........:L .4 - ' ,o ,Vp an , . - . ,fum - . .-1- . --' v .3Q Q- ' ,,'v' Q0 s ' .- . - 8- I, r -' K Q 'Q 1,,.-L . 4 I A , 7... Q - - Jrlf.- -I 4. 9 9 P , .0 '.n 9 . 1-' uuHF'f1 M, o - . -- 1 .. . s, 1 o ---0. 'Kevi- i 'W Feb. 27 March March March March March March March March March March March March April 1 1 4 6 10 15 17 20 23 24 27 28 30 April 3, 4 April 14, 15 April 17 April 19 April 2 April 2 April 2 May 6 1,22 7 9 BASEBALL USC Coastal Carolina Wofford l2l Salisbury State Clemson Francis Marion Newberry Mercer Georgia Georgia Southern Mars Hill New York State USC USC-Aiken UNC-Wilmington Mercer Newberry Francis Marion UNC-Wilmington Coastal Carolina USC-Aiken Mars Hill sponsf83 Bucs WIN 1977 STATE COLLEGIATE TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP Winning a state meet is a col- lege track team's ultimate goal. It was an even greater goal for Baptist's 1977 team. Having lost a large number of seniors and having an incomplete track here at Baptist College, the track team took these adversities in their stride and came out num- ber one. l have an even greater pride in last year's team than in our past state winners because of their extra effort in overcoming their obstacles. - Head Coach Bagwell FINAL STANDINGS 1. Baptist College - 169 2. Clemson - 1 18 3. S. C. State - 115 4. USC - 88 5. Furman - 83 6. Citadel - 13 .. I ,ww me 5 wf'11 3 'Q new Q 'Q - , 44 A A v'I'r '.- N, -- pq: Q. v 7 ,- r- If-I . -s, ,- .r. ' .xu- Y-. ..- '. -.- ,: .f ff 1 .V .iz '2'ws. W g V 1 ,I A. Ph , A . 1.-.' . A ' ' gf . .--. I ..... Q, I-av' .- -.: N-6'-es., BAPTIST COLLEGE STATE MEET RESULTS Six Mile: 3rd - Mark Embler 4th - David Luhrs 100 Dash: 2nd - Albert Miller 220 Dash: 2nd - Albert Miller Shot Put: 5th - Mike Miller 3000 Meter Steeplechase: lst - Francis Mwobobia 440 Relay: 2nd - BCC Long Jump: lst- Arthur Rivers 6th - Rogers ldeozu 1 Mile: 2nd - Terry Bradwell 3rd - Jack Bahnsen 6th - Anderson Obare 120 High Hurdles: lst - Joe Kraus 5th - Buddy Corn 84!sports 6th - Reggie Sowell Javelin: 2nd - Rogers ldeozu 3rd - Tom Parr 4th - Bill Hoy Pole Vault: 3rd - Chuck Eauley 889 Run: 3rd - Bob Goehring 4th - Bob Heslin High Jump: 5th - Ed Szostak 440 Low Hurdles: 2nd - Joe Kraus 4th - Rusty Tindall Discus: 3rd - Mike Miller 3 Mile: 2nd - Francis Mwobobia 4th - Jack Bahnsen 5th - Terry Bradwell Mile Relay: 3rd - BCC Triple Jump: 5th - Rogers ldeozu ,B hx . - 1... A-T1 af 4' I .Ia sa ui sa? 25 Sew , -1 vu-an f-, . 4 L- :QPF A-A F .-, t.. , Q.. v nl., , -, Zi . -A s ,Q- s Aq- EJ .. ...xx I2 ,, ...X -zu-:jfv 531-t :tg ge-.N we-r ' ', 5, pfiln,-, Q 1 .. 'X-,f ufuy. ---,. ., -Q ,+V-...ew ,.' 1-I-N .t-.f - LV. V - 4 LM. gg.. r.b,.v ,A A --w '- VW, ' J in ,vi-5-' ' 9 lu - 1. Baptist's Terry Bradwell, Jack Bahnsen and Anderson Obare compete in the mile. 2, 3, 4. Track is an individual thingy whatever you put in, you get out, - Ed Szostak Being a member of Baptists track team is a thrill for me. I 'm looking for- ward to another winning season in '78. - Greg Butler Pole vaulting is a sincere challenge. When l'm finished, l feel a great sense of accomplishment. - Chuck Faulei, Head Coach Bagwell - Nobody does it betterl Roger Ideozu exhibits his triple jump technique. Most valuable trackster Joe Kraus stret- ches past Furman. Strength and determination are ex- pressed by Tom Parr as he heaves the javelin. sportsf85 The Bucs opened their 1977 season by placing fourth out of twenty-five in the Stone Moun- tain Invitational. After suffering defeat in the Clemson Invitational to Alleghe- ny College and the hosting Ti- gers, they came back to defeat Pembroke, NC Track Club, and USC. In the Bicentenial Run, open to all runners, the Bucs ran away with five of the top seven slots. Searching for a state title, the Bucs competed in the State meet hosted by Furman where they finished third only to Clem- son and Furman. l? l I 'l -an 3 's -1 l T, 'l 1 .awww :T l X Coach Jim Settle records scores as the Bucs defeat USC at the George Miler Country Club in Summerville. T l l A Prod ' F-qllliius ' Pic. 1: Bucs top finisher in the 1977 State meet, Anderson O'bare unpeels a leg bandage F it ..'- ' 'I JT-iqfw .. as Francis Mwobobia, 1975 State Individual Champion, looks on. ' U - -' Pic. 2: Running is a terrific h1gh. lthink rm addicted to fr1 - Hob Goehring - M' 1' ' f A: '- ji A- 86!Sports h 4, F ij' Q . AM ,Q f '- , l 1 y ,oy t' 5 a, 'Zvi' ,str .'- 1, ,. A , . . ' r 'ft' ' 9' 'N Y .O 9' O Q - rfir . K tx... fx by M-' W6. U, o. . n l 91 , c . 7 'U 3 -QQ .g i ,. - 1.-.-,Qi iq' U .gk '9 , DOL D Ps.--. .., in V. Pic. 3: Running cross country is an inner satisfaction that no one can feel unless they actually get out and run. We go through a lot of pain, agony, and even torture, but after l finish I have a feeling thats unexplainable. - Mark Embler - Pic. 4: Front row: David Luhrs of Charleston, Anderson O'bare of Kenya, Rob Goehring of Burlington, Conn., Frances Mwobobia of Kenya. Back row: Bob Heslin of Plainsfield, Conn., Terry Bradwell of Columbia, Mark Embler of Greenville, Lee Fleming of Moncks Corner. . t 3-tx QYQ, Pic. 5: Cross Country is a sport in which the mental aspect of running is an much as 7096 of your performance. A good cross country runner must hold himself together mentally over that five mile stretch. The other 3096 is physicalg it will definitely test your pain tolerence. - Bob Heslin - Pic. 6: Running is a total dedication where mind must triumph over body. Only when you have complete concentration will you be successful. After graduating lplan to run for the South Carolina Track Club. l am not at my peak. l'd like to stay in competition for a few years to see what happens. - Terry Bradwell - sportsf87 BRIGHT OUTLOOK Fon 1978 TRACK The outlook for the 1978 track season appears to be quite bright as the Bucs return from last year as defending state champions. The Buc's sprinters feature two top freshman in Stanley Porterfield of Columbia and David Hunt of Greenville. Also featured are sophomore Buddy Corn, high hur- dle state champion in high school, Gary Billups of Williamston, a run- ner-up in high hurdles, and Reggie Sowell, Kurt Stebbins, and Rusty Tindel. As for field events, freshman Phil Neilson has a grip on the top spot of the depth chart in the shotput and the discus. Neilson hails as a state AAA shot champion from James Island High. Sophomore Bill Hoy is the Bucs top man for the javelin with strong competition from Neilson and sophomore Ho- wie Bagwell. The jumping area Iooks strong as state champion Arthur Rivers re- turns for his senior year. Ed Szostak is the leading candidate for the high jump. 88fsports pic. 1 - Left to Bight: Lisa Regnier, Kathy Burkhalter, Vickie Miller, Lynn Lockridge, Beth McMillan, Vonnie Knight, Becky Dukes, Karen Lee. pic. 2 - Alternate cheerleader Beth Cook. pic. 3 - Jeff Sargeant, Mark Smith, Jeno Smith, Mike Hill. pic. 4 - Lisa Regnier eagerly cheers for the Baptist College Buc's. pic. 5 -- Cheerleaders included the Buc's first male cheerleaders this year. pic. 6 - Kathy Burkhalter displays her usual enthusiasm for the Buc's. 1 I l ,1 l -', V 9O!sports 1 5 SUPPORTERS HELP IT HAPPEN! 'i v J LY . 1 1 gf ir. x Q51 -uf, v -4. . V' pic. 1 - Usherettes provide your seat and program during basketball games. pic. 2 - David Squid Sellers, Trey Willey, and Bill Hoy lead the Sweathogs in a chorus of friendly advice for the referee. pic. 3 - Pep Club joins together to increase school spirit. pic. 4 - There's love at first sight for the Sweathog mascot by David Berry and the Sweathogs. ,,g,QfV 1 Behind - involved and active -that every team there are those people play a part that is every bit as signifi- cant as the team itself. From the Usherettes who provide seating and programs, to the cheer- leaders and Pep Club who promote spirit and enthusiasm, to those bois- terous Sweathogs who provide a little bit of everything, they help it happen! It gm, Front row: Anthony Pelton, Benjamin O'Neal Shaw Dale Mattox Jim Bolduc Ronnie Fraser Tim Corbin 2nd row Coach Bob Gray Billy Finch Eddie Dukes, Richard Hellman, Frank Cothran Gerry Lefort Ron Brady fir ,g.'.g... -it-I YN -- f- .S-'-?Q- 13' - ' r 9'i'gId 6- i 'iz . Q, 1 SOCCER The Baptist Booters have com- pleted their first full season under Coach Bob Gray. The Booters not only competed vigorously on the field for victory, but they also worked hard to promote and popularize the sport on and off campus. Although the team was still considered a club sport, the Booters played a 15-game intercol- legiate schedule. Dedicated to the sport, our players willingly made many sacrifices. Maybe instead of the 'Buccaneer', the soccer team ought to adopt as their symbol, the 'Pioneer', as these young men are leading the way for a great soccer future at Baptist College. - Coach Gray 92!sports Q. L- I T - mana! t X. Hr'-r'! Flf1'P4 v' fi 4. . ' 7. 0,4 ',,. ,... --1 'jf -Q,,,,i.- .7-at JDO' -al 451' fe... .MT .Vw- ' JP.,-v an, ..4V 'Fifi' - 6 tgq Q 'N 1-,ft gy ,v xf 's a fc 'Q Yr I 1 1 4 1 . f i , 5 ! I i J 3 'I : s I 1 1 v QI I ,,'7v,',A E-5 f ,V MBR, . -rf ' A Q If ,,,.,-v 0f'i ' 5 'N J I , :R X1 9 I , 1 ' - . - - xlxyy f ,f -F., V L 6391. 'wx ' K 17 ' rf'-V vw i . ' . .aw-my 'S I 1 ' i , I 'f--- 9... Q ..,....xQ 5-if V' Sw l f-bfixki 4 f A v H, ' , In-L-Mini ' if X . ' sf. iff. . X V- .' :W , V JR,,,',j-Q : f. -.Q f .,.-.- -' . ,'5?Ilf',.1q' if-5-iv., , . I 741 v 1 ., 1 , , V v 4 U 1 .Ff ' V QJA1! 1' . ', a ' With seven reliable returning players and six new dynamite re- cruits, the Bucs are definitely geared for a winning season. Head Coach Danny Monk be- lieves the team speed and overall savvy is much better this year. There's something different on this team I've looked forward to - it's called depth. We are in a good posi- tion, as a team, to be winners . . .and I feel we can. ,at Q. y Qllfsports Bucs Look Fon A VViNNiNc SEAsoN 1 If pic. 1 - Senior Joe Nix springs up against Gamecock Wejnert. pic. 2 - All eyes are glued to the ball as James Clements jumps against Campbell College. pic. 3 - Contortion expert Joe Nix demonstrates the crab walk, mean while pic. 4 -. . .back on the bench row, Coach Monk displays his usual self-control. pic. 5 - Sophomore Charles Simmons prepares for the rebound, pic. 6 - l have always wanted to play NCAA basketball and I have the chance to play against some of the finest teams in the country. - Sam Hare - sports. 95 Bucs FACE CRITICAL SCHEDULE Although the Bucs had a slow start with five losses, two of which were to sixth ranked Indiana State and U.S.C., they Came back to de- feat Western Carolina, Mercer, and U.S.C. - Spartanburg. The Bucs faced challenging road games in Old Dominion, James Madison, Southern Mississippi, and Pan American University. Coach Monk feels that the schedule is a critical and challenging one, but the team's attitude gear them toward winning. 96!sports Y h F'-., o, LJ any r-N .1 .1 v pic. 1 - BasketbaIl is being able to use the abilities given to me by God. Numerous pleasures are received during this activity. I simply Love itl - Victor Watkins - pic. 2 - BasketbalI is my hobby. I get a certain self satisfaction when I do as I should. - James Clements - pic. 3 - Bud Childers is famous for his long range bombers. pic. 4 - Calvin Big Mac McDougal, tall man for the squad, puts it up against two of Carolina's Gamecocks. pic. 5 - Junior Omega Shaw shows why he was MVP at Chicora High School. pic. 6 - Vic Watkins, transfer from Ferrum Junior College, has the best vertical jump shot of all the Buccaneers. pic. 7 - Freshman Larry Nesmith has unlimited shooting rangel vi avg Q 4 sportsf97 LADY Bucs UNDER New CoAcH Coach Kay Bunch, a 1971 gradu- ate of Baptist College, begins her first year as coach for the Lady Bucs. Taking the reins from former Coach Turner, Coach Bunch is building a new program which has the Lady Bucs winning consistently again and again. X 4 . :r-' :f .lf . f Qu,,,,..-uv ' 1 pic. 1 -- Guard Karen Dawsey sets up the play for the Lady Bucs. pic. 2 - Sports is a part of my life and the truism about it is that there is no substitute for talent. - Cassandra Bolden - pic. 3 - next page. 98!sports QQ V its ? .x . slr? .- Left to Right: Manager, Susan Apple, Cassandra Bolden, L.M. Johnson, Ruth Helmly, Stacy Gikas. Front, L to R: Polly Smith, Karen Dawsey, Nancy Joy, Melanie Byrd. ...Q . -t. 1 'lj'- ' -. tu x v- 2,91 -355' 'w IA -in 'Ex!,'5. ?5 1 is '-Q, , P . - .., 1 a L lf I COA - U L 0 L1 pic. 3 - LM. Johnson takes the rebound against Columbia College. pic. 4 - Nlelonie prepares to add two points to defeat USC - Aiken. pic. 5 - Basketball provides a challenge both physically and mentally. - Ruth Helmly - E uv 9 6 ' if-1 I 7 .... 1' 'lui 1 N -fxyf Xl I L4 sf, I C l Xa 'Q J3' 5' 'Wir pic. 6 - l have to push myself to the limit just to be pretty good, but I never stop trying because I love lt. - Stacy Gikas - pic. 7 - USC - Aiken puts pressure on Q23 1 '4 ,HA 03 will :IB- Karen Dawsey. pic. 8 - Karen Dawsey jumps to rebound against Anderson College. pic. 9 - Tall woman for the Bucs, L.M. Johnson, puts it up for two, sportsf99 LADY Bucs FINISH WITH 7-9 Risconn I I V 'X ,J Q . i. W-.. 3 ,fi , an - Q at ff Q I 1' V bm pic. 1 - Junior transfer Polly Smith shoots against her former teammates from Anderson. pic. 2 - Polly Smith sets up the play. pic. 3 - l'm not like some athletes for whom winning comes easy. I have to sweat 'i O0!sports for a victory. - Stacy Gikas - pic. 4 - Coach Kay Bunch talks strategy during time-out. pic. 5 - Melonie Byrd - MVP from St. John's. -9--9-zpzgz.- -f - - ii --.-f - ' ,t4-W: 147.215 . .1'!fT.,, 'A i pic. 1 - In basketball, striving to obtain higher goals gives me the satisfaction of achievement when l finally reach that goaI. - Ruth Helmly - pic. 2 - Polly Smith appears to be actually guiding the ball through the hoop. pic. 3 - Stacy Gikas - MVP from Goose Creek. pic. 4 - l play basketball because I love the sport. The reward of being able to compete is more than I could ever ask for. - Cassandra Bolden - sports!lOl Bucs PLAY 31-GAME SCHEDULE The Buccaneers highlight a 31- game schedule with two games each with USC, Mercer, Clemson, and Ga. Southern. Sixteen home games dress up the baseball schedule that opens Feb. 27 against last year's national runner-up USC. Coach Bill Bustle's Bucs nipped the Gamecocks 2-1 in 11 innings last year in the season's opener. The Bucs, whose record- breaking season ended with an 18- 12 record, features two-time all-state performer Mark Parrish. We've found ourselves with a pret- ty difficult schedule, Coach Bustle said. We're going out to win every game we pIay. -- ml, O5 Sri , 13 A Q. -f , 4. T... gi .. Q, N ' . 'sw we A 43 Q We sw K J-1 u 1st Row: Assistant Coach David Berry, Coach Bill Bustle. 2nd Row: Tommy Timmerman, Tommy Wilkie, Mike Smith, Bubba Dorman, Trey Willey, Duane Morrison, Charlie Assey. 3rd Row: Mike Davis, Jerry Runyon, Mark Parrish, Bobo Moore, Tom Mahoney, David Sellers, Charlie Brown. 4th Row.'Jay Welch, Larry Lane, Rick Knight, Kent Mouzon, Ray Nix, Joey Hall, Kenny Whetsell. Oifssports ve - Lim -lr A -1:-:-rf --A-' bf- - -..-.-- url .45 ' I I ' I 'IVY' rv. A 1 - . L X X 4. . pl-3? , . 7,1 . . 1 . ur gl- gf- 5 Q V . n . 9 . ' L X ' 'I , v bfngt A' M ,U fwtnj' '. . '5 ' ' ' 51511-pg .1 f:x,V'??19 ,, ,, , , ., '1' 'lf' 3 3' vp, -gqg-scrum.. ' ' 'Tl'-0 , . susan: arf eil ul 0 ,-1 x'-i ' La- ? 1 2 3 Q P 5 4 1' ' . ....ggw-.-,..4e TA 'f2. 1i::l1'1vru3a.. - If W -,.Q A AMW M W f ' -W' . A as -.:: 'T ,,w-. -3 ug' V 'I , xsz:..,u,.- L, - - ' cl TT X 1, Q f!'i',.1'- nu -v' . ' 5:11-M-wwf -' fra- 3 , I 1 ' A XI. , Q- -.- , - -, -qu 1. 4 . Qt gg,,g43.a'aui-ii ,, Y- L P I .A ni 1- . ' -Q., , I.. . , vm, A, ::- , . yang X. ,V Qi V f 1 . A , , 2- 1, , 1 . . . , . L 'J' 9' ' j QI Q 'Q KTLI HQNAS N 4 I - -v-vs 1' H s.. ,JJ-' mn- lif-' llng1,v!'1wq I-'GYM Xiu- ,',5,L,,. v Bishop, Jeff Sargeant. G o LF ' ' 7 8 ' ' The 1978 Golf team was marked as being perhaps the youngest golf team in the nation - all freshmen. According to Golf Coach Monk, An all freshman team will mean inexperience until we get some matches under our belt. We do have the youngest team in the na- tion, but no team will play more matches than the Buc's, and we will need this to gain experience. We plan to work very hard. 106!sports Left to Right - Assistant Coach, Steve Horton, Coach Monk, Bobby Tripp, Steve Bustle, Dave Drinkwater, Clay Heatley, Mark M Dic Dic Dic S Pic Dic Dic Dic iff' A TG. .H ,af -pq, Nr., , D 1978 MEN's AND VVOMEN'S TENNIS , .. im . , M y .A., M, Y Standing I to rp Coach Andy Soloman, Gerry LaForte, Stormy Hook, Ken Kearney, Steve Edgington. Kneeling I to rp Randy Johnson, Mark Smith, Wayne Myers, Hoagie Stack. The 1978 Tennis teams begin a new season under the direction and coaching of Sports Information Direc- tor Andy Solomon. Returning from last year's season are Sharon Mills, Steve Edgington, Richard Johnson, Stormy Hook, Wayne Myers, and Mark Smith pic. 1- Gerry Laforte demonstrates a powerful backhand. f pic. 2 - With visions of an ace in mind, Senior Steve Edgington serves. i 1 108fsports A--WVU ,, - 4.-A-Qnhdlr A 'PMA Y .7 --'--f- - -- - Y ir Yr I to r Pat Taylor Barbara Weaver, Coach Andy Solomon, Sharon Mills, Cindy Roberts. 'Eli i5 MEN'S TENNIS SCHEDULE WOMEN'S TENNIS March 3 College of Charleston March 4 Winthrop March 7 Newberry March 8 College of Charleston March 11 Armstrong March 14 SC State March 29 Francis Marion March 31 Winthrop April 1 UNC-Charlotte April 4 Coastal Carolina April 5 SC State April 6 Francis Marion April 10 Coastal Carolina April 12 Newberry April 13 Armstrong April 17 Citadel March 7 March 9 March 14 March 16 March 27 March 29 April 1 April 5 April 11 April 12 April 14, 15 Newberry Presbyterian SC State Presbyterian College of Charleston Francis Marion UNC-Charlotte SC State College of Charleston Newberry Columbia sports!109 Dr. John Asa Hamrick Under Dr. Hamrick's leadership, the Baptist College at Charleston has grown from an idea to a seventeen million dollar institution with nearly three thousand students enrolled. As President of the Baptist College, Dr. Hamrick has the responsibility of maintaining this ever-expanding pro- gram that extends to the education needs and opportunities of the entire area. Dr. Hamrick is concerned not only with the academic welfare of each student, but he takes a vital in- terest in their needs as individuals. He accepts the challenge to establish the best relationship between students, faculty, and administration in order to make the Baptist College ideal a real- ity. ilOfadministration .X X Q vel :x,,.O Dr. John A. Barry, Jr, Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr Charles L Price MY E H8YOld Keown, Sr Vice President for Student Affairs Vice President for Development VICE PRESIDENTS Working closely with Dr. Ham- rick and the Board of Trustees are the Vice Presidents for Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, Develop- ment, and Business Affairs. These men are involved in making vitally important decisions affecting stu- dents and campus life. Their genu- ine interest and sincere efforts continue to keep the Baptist Col- lege functioning as smoothly and effectively as possible. Mr David H Stone Vice President for Business Affairs administration 1 1 l BOARD OF TRUSTEES Much responsibility accompa- nies membership on the Baptist College Board of Trustees. Each member has a vital role in the deci- sion making process affecting the students and over-all college life. Their wise recommendations and supervision are invaluable to Dr. Hamrick and the administration, as they strive to introduce programs that will continue to improve and enhance life at Baptist College. The Baptist College Board of Trustees working for you . . . Ji' 45' lg - First row, I to rg Rev. Lewis E. McCormick, Mrs. Natalie Dennis, Mrs. Nell P. Lightsey, Dr. Franklin G. Mason 11978 Chairman.l,.Dr. J. Kirklanc Dr. Joseph R. Weber. Back row, I to rg Mr. Allen Carter, Jr., Dr. E. Ernest Hite, Jr., Mr. Ralph Bell, Jr., Fred K. Norris, Jr. lretrrrng Chalrmanl, Henry R. Creech, lSecretary-Treasurerl, Rev. Hovie D. Revis, Dr. Clif S. Jones Nice-Chairmanl, Rev. Richard Kellum, Mr. Carl Baker, Dr. Hamric QBC Presidentl, Mr. Joesph W. Holliday, Mr. Furman R. Gressette, Rev. Douglas W. Baker. Notpictureoi' Mr. George H. Balentine, Sr., Mrs. Doroth R, Barnes, Dr. J.W. Blanton, Jr., Mrs. Mildred C. Bomar, Hon. J. Fred Buzhardt, Jr., Mrs. Violet Fl. Cone, Mr. Grover B. Eaker, Hon. Robert E. McNal ll2fadministration -'.. ' N , J,Q I ' i u T -f 'T 1, X in 4 N? . i 'A 11, I , 3 ', if .535 'f'f' ' 1 . .4 ' '- ,W ii ....-Z: h. nu ug, ' -ff 1, f,,,'N i Q, ' fl in V H!-it M , 1. . V ,f ., . ,. 1- r , it flw!. '.. 'K . . 'nfffff grin. -' . . , f 1, I - if JI lf ,. X' , aff .' ' .frjlly V11 ' U -. . xx ai' -N- - - 1 u an:-tslf ' fxwzl ' - -.s,flezf3:j5g'g,,351,sv,, J, V. . , ,ilu .,.. 1 5,5 liwvq E. ,,,., ,,.,. ,, n-' 4 A ,E-luis: 4. if ,lim 'emi Tzu, ,,,n.,i5'l' 'gagsf '-L V g -215: Hi, 1 9. P ?ffi:'7E:,.5, 'iff -4 r f Q fi E' T V'Z,ifiiwf,':'fffxilLi-iii -mf' - - 1-,,. ei:-3: ,:f aa1Qff'f5,g . ',f g?2' . , ' 'VESA--1Q35ae.:,.: . . '- , T ' 'dfimi ta 1-E., a 11113, . , , , A sin, 415, , , ' 1 Psi. sal.. ' b- 1 A-',,. 1 3.3 ,-:E-A ' -, : -If - f ' 5554 fgyh, ',fff:1.1uL1 . ,Z .nu - 1- - In ,N 'Jin T-,', '.,Ei. 'lim . , nh it., .,, ,lf P I0 Q. 'D .. DJ J .. S 0 co 11 Q in '2. 3 3? -A, 953 US 241 QI oo 1541 no om 5 .-. U7 'c cn Q 2 w - 2 o O ... I0 N.. 5 Mr. Jim Young Ms. Beverly J. Ebner Director of Development for General Gifts Associate Director of Development - General Gifts DEVELOPMENT f Mr, Cggpman Mrs Margaret T Gilmore Director of Development for Wills 81 Beouest COmf11UnlCBUO lS Dl'9CY0f X Dr Bremer Development Consultant administration!113 The Department of Development is responsible for meeting many of the financial needs of Baptist Col lege. They do this by generating gifts and grants from various sources outside the college. They research, develop, and admims trate programs that will benefit the current capital funds of the college They work closely with local, state and Federal governments, Alumni parents of students, the school s sponsors, foundations, and other institutional friends. Their effec tiveness in maintaining the col lege's financial status is a credit to them, and supplies Baptist College with the means to continue to ex RECORDS The Registrar's Office is always busy with transcripts, records, and still more records. They provide stu- dents with any information they need concerning registration, the addition and withdrawal from courses, and current course offerings. Upperclass- men are urged to get a degree check early, and the staff of the Records De- partment is always willing to help in any and every way they can. Under Registrar Jo Collier's direction, the staff provides an invaluable service to the Baptist College students. llllfadministration Jo Collier, Registrar Registrar's Staff: Seated' Ruth Stone, Brenda Johnson. Standing: Jennifer Todd, Gail Hoffman, Kathy Neider, Nancy Prothero. ADIVIISSIDNS The Admissions Office works dili- gently to recruit new students for the Baptist College. Their dedicat- ed efforts have succeeded in steadily increasing the enrollment. Their task is both tedious and time- consuming, for it includes inform- ing all prospective students of the advantages to be found at Baptist College, and answering any and all questions the students or parents -N might have. Personal contact is W ,lk kept with each prospective student through phone calls, letters, and r appointments. Participation in Col- lege Day and Junior College Pro- Director of Admissions Associate Director grams, and traveling throughout the Southeast also keep the admis- sions staff very busy. As represent- atives, working to promote support for the school, their success is evi- dent as more and more students at- tend Baptist College. Barbara Mead Walker Wright lllhtirl 4 i 1 1 E ki st 4- ,,.,- 'Zd' Fairlyn Newcomb JobEllen Williams Bob GraY Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor 'T' l f Sit i 1 N TT-fa. Office Staff: lsr Haw' Brenda Jones, Assistant Admissions Representative, Debbie Roberts, Ruby Jones, Processing AH-UM' Secretaries 2nd How: Linda Kingery. Secretary to Director of Admissions, Mary Anne Garrison, Secretary to Associate Director of Admissions, Brenda Teague, Admissions Secretary Vivian McClaine Admissions Counselor administrationfi 15 STUDENT DEVELOPMENT SERVICES Student Development is involved with exactly what the name implies . . .the development ofthe student in every phase of campus life. Many new students find adjusting to the college environment an awe- some task - Student Development is always willing to encourage and provide assistance to these stu- dents. Anything from helping find roommates to helping adjust to the luxuries of dorm life is included in the activities of the Center. Resi- dence entertainment, on and off campus, through movies, concerts, and special programs is provided by the SGA and the Student Activi- ties Committee. Financial Aid is one of the more popular spots on campus, because it provides a great service by helping students work out the best way of covering their college expenses. They are al- ways willing to spend the time necessary to answer any questions students might have. The Counsel- ing Center is the newest addition to the Student Development Office, and included in it are Student Affairs, Placement, and Counsel- ing. A new program employing CA's has been successful in keep- ing personal contact with new and transfer students and helping any deal with problems they might have. The Counseling Center also aids a student in career planning and placement after graduation. Student Development Services to the students are endless, but their primary objective lies in making the student's life at Baptist College happier, healthier, more productive . . .and even fun. 116!administration j Y Patsy Morely Associate Dean for Student Affairs Brad Newell Earl Black Director of Housing Director of Financial Aid Harold Keown, Jr. Ruthie Hughes Assistant V.P. Student Development Director, Counseling Staff COUFISGIOI' Center L., X, Mrs. Lillian Baldwin, Administrative As- sistant for Student Affairs Mr. Furman Touchberry, Counselor Mrs. Furman Touchberry, Switch- board Supervisor 8i Student Center Hnetnec rant. seg' Charlsey Smith, Administrative Assis- Mrs. Jane Flannery, Director Women's tant for Financial Aid North . . ' -he i +. ,V N 42 'Lil -.I V 'Y , 'iii- .- 5gf . ' 1 at at .-h ' , sn vu' Mr. Allen Black, Director Athletic Mall Mr. and Mrs. Billy Barrineau, Director, Russell Hall 'Y Q Mrs. Rosemary Parker, Administrative Assistant for Housing Mrs. Mary Koons, Director Women's South and Annex J'- L to R: Rosemary Baker, Darlene Gill, Lib- by Skorupski. administration!l17 BUSINESS OFFICE The Business Office is the main- stay for most of the students at BCC, for through this office comes one of the most important items necessary for a college education . . . money. The Business Office takes care of the forms for work study. Keeping up with the busi- ness affairs of a college campus can be quite a task, but the Staff of the Business Office handles it very efficiently. ,.,f X I. K5 ws ld XX 4 Jerry Darnell Assistant Loan Officer E.. - Vx o ,L- J, Ronnie Clayton Jacquelyn Mims Comptroller Ad. Asst to the Vice President for Business Affairs Seated' Lynne Campbell, Cashierg Carol Brady, Accounts Payable: Standing: Frances Stone, Bookkeeper: Brenda Wyrick, Secretary to the V.P. for Business Affairs, Vicki Martin, Accounts Receivable Clerk, Royce Breland, Accountant. fi virf 't Q9 - za 'W' ..,y. ' T 3 3 4 V .. Z .,' , gl X 1 Q2 -2- 1 5 'Iii l Beverly Roberts Data Processing: Purchasing Agent 118!administration Barbara Bender, Scheduler, Al LaCour, Manager of Data Processing, Virginia Letendre, Key Punch Operator, Nancy Smoak, Programmer, Linda Martin, Operator , J I tk' 'Z' T A 1 I, '1 f X, i A Audio Visual Department: Teresa Latham, Patricia Schamaker, Lisa Kelien, Maureen Atkinson Mr. Robert Taylor Audio Visual Technician . 5 Connie Jones Administrative Assistant to the Librarian XVN F? nf: is - ri ' xl Technical Process!Acquisitions Departments: Cathy McCrory, Peggy Lankford, Mildred Fesler Periodicals!Government Document Departments: Fran Flawlinson, Nancy Huffman, Catherine German LIBRARY Shh . . . people are trying to study! The library seems to be a popular place on campus for a vari- ety of reasons. Students congre- gate to talk about school, food, or life in general. Some come to com- plain about professors and classes, yet there is still a rare group of stu- dents who come to. . . study. With the able assistance of the librari- ans, Baptist College students are able to take advantage of the many facilities available in the library. f ' bmi-1? Circulation Department: Colleen Pelloni, Nancy Varner administrationfl 19 CAMPUS STAFF The Campus Staff provides a va- riety of services that are necessary for student life at Baptist College. Their occupations include the Aca- demic Counseling Assistant, Coor- dinator of Veteran Affairs, Bookstore Manager, Campus Nurse, and Food Manager. The Campus Staff make life at Baptist College much easier by simply lis- tening and striving to meet the needs of the students. X hu... --.....-....,S ---.....,,,,. 4 ,. ji' . Q' 2 ,J f x li. X X X- fi gi Mr. Stan Ricketts Mr. Jim Jones Director of External Affairs 81 Asst. Professor of Business Veterans Coordinator -1 ln. 1 William Doar James Stewart Director of Security Director of Maintenance Nsksgs-f .Rs- -..,v Kathy Wade Mrs. Julia Yost Postmaster College Nurse L. O. Coggins Eileen Salisbury ' Frank Lihgle Bookstore Manager Administrative Assistant, Textbook Man. Gladieux Food Manager 12Ofadministration 1 Danny Monk 7' 1- ight.. ,N 2 . ' i .Q YQL Q J .HQ V ll ii And Solloman -v7 - WL. x - .A 5:47 gh: Nz' F I 1 y Mike Akers Men s Head Basketball Coach Publicity Director of Athletic Dept, Assistant Basketball Coach 'fx 'S .fo -7 .g..lf.,z -J -af 'ff.,' ff' 1 - J rx-A , A1'i . Y David Burke George O Blevins Patty Pollard Equipment and Gym Manager NCOIC Personnel Sergeant Page, Administration Secretary to AFROTC Nancy Wilson, Administrative Assistant to V,P. for Academic Affairsg Helen Hardin, Administrative Assistant to the President: Leita Braswell. '7'1 L4 'i 1 Carol Bailey Press Operator X SBBIBJ' Mrs. Hartmang Kitsy Sweenor, Cheryl Bodiford, Edith Turner, Susan Worthy ,L Pauline Weaver Prmtshoo Manager Seated' Jan Leatherman, Parry Averett, Rose Boston, Ad Asst. to the Director of Academic Counseling and the Foundations Program: Joan Bishop Ruth McGee Printshop administration!121 ART 81 SPEECH Joseph Ward 713 Delores Jones Elizabeth Mueller-Roemer H. Jurgen Griebsch M.S., Ph.D. Graduated from Albertine University, and Martin Luther University. Dr. James E. Herring B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Graduated from Mississippi College, L.S.U., and Tulane Uni- versity . . . sponsors the stu- dent senate. . .enjoys football and fishing. . . Patton in his favorite movie of all time . . . greatly admires President Cart- er. . . l like my work here at Baptist College, the student senate, and I also appreciate the trip that the college gave me this summer j1977I to French-speaking Canada. l22!faculty Ada Austin Johnson A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A graduate of the University of South Carolina . . . enjoys travel- ing. . .cooking. . .Bach. . .five children . . . singing . . . playing the organ. . .favorite movie- A Man For All Seasons . . . most admires Kenneth Clark. Delores Jones A.B., M.A. A graduate of Duke University and UNC . . . is a member of the Speech Communications Associa- tion, Southern Speech Communi- cations Association, and the American Theater Association. 's Elizabeth Mueller-Roemer B.A., M.A. Attended the University of South Carolina, East Carolina, and the University of North Carolina at Greenville, North Carolina. . .be- longs to the Charleston Artists Guild, Guild of South Carolina Art- ists: The Ten of Us, a craftsman cooperation . . . favorite movie of all time is Wild Strawberries . . . Irish writer James Joyce and Welsh poet Dylan Thomas are two artists she admires very much. Georgia Turner Schlau B.A., M.A. - A graduate of the University of South Carolina. . .is a member of the A.A.T.S.P. and S.A.M.L.A. . . . volunteers at the SPOLETO office and at the Edmondston-AL ston House. . .enjoystennis,liter- ature, history, traveling, and cooking. Dr. Lawrence M. Vanella - -I , g y .,.- I .- - -I E..3355,.kFS,g!.g ,:.f,:my Dr. Lawrence M. Vanella B.A., M.A., Ph.D. A graduate of Montclair State College and Ohio University. Chair- man ofthe Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts Joseph Ward B.A., M.A. Graduated from University of Kentucky, Philadelphia College of Art, East Tennessee State Univer- sity . . . member of the Guild of South Carolina Artists, Charleston Artist Guild, and the First Baptist Church of North Charleston. . .an art club is in the process enjoys tennis and the beach . . . favorite movie - Dark Victory most admires Dr. Wallace Rogers . . . I wanted to be in a Christian college. I believe a new institution, such as we have here, has a greater potential for the faculty member to deal creatively with his responsibilities than in a more established place with traditions on every hand. I I I I I 'I -I I I I ,I II I I I I II I I I I II I ji I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I IJ- X Dr. James E. Herring ' FoREleN LANGUAGE Georgia Turner Schlau Ada Austun Johnson H. Jurgen Griebsch facuIty!123 ENGLISH J. Douglas Donehue Lionel Lackey Dr. John R. Hopkins K 5-, James Rivers Dr. Harold J. Overton 124, faculty J. Douglas Donehue Attended Columbia University and Oklahoma State University . . . past president, Rotary Club of Charleston, first secretary of Bap- tist College Board of Founders, winner of Freedoms Essay Award and George Washington Medal i1969l, Who's Who in Finance and lndustry, Who's Who in the South and Southwest . . . most admires his mother . . . Mrs. Annie S. Donehue . . . As a newspaper- man, l like the renewed challenge that is mine with each succeeding semester when new students be- gin taking journalism. I have seen a number of them enter the profes- sion and it is rewarding to feel that I may have had something to do with their decision to pursue jour- nalism as a career. Carol J. Drowota B.S., M.A.T. Attended the College of Charles- ton, Duke University, and U.S.C. Assistant Professor of English Silas H. Garrison B.A., BD., Th.M., M.A. Attended Mars Hill College, Fur- man University, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and the University of South Carolina . . . favorite movie of all time - Casa- blanca. Dr. John R. Hopkins B.A., Ph.D. A graduate of Armstrong Col- lege and the University of South Carolina. Assistant Professor of English Lionel Lackey B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Graduate of the College of Charleston, the University of North Carolina, and the University of South Carolina. . .is a member of the SAMLA and the NCTE. Dr. S. George Niketas B.A., M.A., Ph. . Attended the University of South Carolina and the University of Georgia. Professor of English 7' Dr. Charles J. Smith .4-5. .1-' 'SN Dr. S. George Niketas P Dr. Harold J. Overton B.A., BD., M.A., Ph.D. Attended Mississippi College. New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and Louisiana State Uni- versity. , .Vice President, Wagen- er Terrace Civic Association, member of City of Charleston Neighborhood Commission, South Atlantic Modern Language As- sociation, Linguistic Society of America, Southeastern Confer- ence for Linguistics: North and South Carolina Association of Lin- guistics, Semiotic Society of America, International Society of General Semantics, International Society of Phonetic Sciences. James C. S. Rivers B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Graduate of Clemson University twith a BS. in Physicsl and the Uni- versity of South Carolina . . . be- longs to the South Atlantic Modern Language Association, National Council of Teachers of English, National Physics Honor Society, Southeastern Renais- sance Society . . . favorite movie is Guns of Navarone . . . most admires Albert Einstein. . .he has enjoyed teaching at Baptist Col- lege. Dr. Charles J. Smith B.A., M.A., Ph.D. A graduate of the University of Rochester, and Syracuse Universi- ty . . . is a member of the South Atlantic Modern Language As- sociatif--n. . .published articles on Wordsworth and Coleridge . .. has been a vestryman, lay reader in the Episcopal Church . . .favor- ite movie of all time is Olivier's - Richard lll . .. most admires . . . William Shakespeare. Presi- dent's Scholars Silas H. Garrison Carol J. Drowota faculty!l25 IVIUSIC A-A Oliver J. Yost :XX 'iq Miss Suzanne G. Rollins C. June Bonner Attended Indiana University . . . won the Metropolitan Opera National Auditions . . . was guest soloist at Marlboro Music Festival for five summers also ap- peared at Boston Symphony, Na- tional Symphony, New York Philharmonic, American Opera So- ciety, Central City Opera, Honolulu Opera, The Canadian Opera, Cin- cinnati Opera . . . Artist Director for the Charleston Opera Company . . . Artist in Residence Rick Chappell Instructor of Music Dr. David W. Cuttino B.S., B.S.M., M.S.M., Ph.D. A graduate of the Citadel, South- ern Baptist Theological Seminary, and Florida State University. 'l 26!facuIty David Ezell Instructor of Music Lee Carey Ezell B.M., M.M. Attended Rollins College, Con- verse College, and did summer study in Fontainebleau, France and Brevard Music Center. . .be- longs to South Carolina Music Teacher Association, and is a na- tionally certified teacher of piano Carolyn S. Hancock B.M.T., M.Ed. Attended Lincoln University . . . sponsor of the Music Therapy Club . . . be- longs to the National Association for Music Therapy, lncg Southeast- ern Regional of N.A.M.T.. . .likes all sports, and enjoys psychology, and music . . . The students at BCC are a joy to work with and teach. Dr. David W. Cuttino Victor H. Lawson, Jr. Victor H. Lawson, Jr. B.S., M.M. A graduate of the University of Virginia, and the University of Cin- cinnati. . .memberofthe Charles- ton Symphony Orchestra, Leonard's Jazz Ensemble, the American Musicological Society, College Music Society, American Association of University Profes- sors . . . musical director for the Charleston Opera Company Productions. . .is minister of mu- sic at Deer Park Baptist Church. David Redd Instructor of Music Miss Suzanne G. Rollins B.M., M.M. Attended the Conservatory of Music of the University of Cincin- nati, Converse College School of Music, North Texas State Universi- ty. Sam Stowe Instructor of Music Oliver J. Yost B.M., M.M., M.S.M.. M.R.E. A graduate of Eastman School of Music of the Universi- ty of Rochester and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary . . . past Vice-president of the South Carolina Music Teach- ers' Association, faculty mem- ber of American College of Musicians, National Guild of Piano Teachers . . . favorite pastimes include working out at the spa, jogging and church work. . . A Man Called Peter is his favorite movie . . . most admires - his wife . . . Mrs. Yost and l feel the Lord led us to B.C., and we are grateful for the opportunity to work with stu- dents and dedicated Christian faculty and staff members. Ms. June Bonner Mrs. Carolyn Hancock Mrs. C. Lee Ezell 3- - as-.. Mrs. Deanna McBroom Mr. David Redd faculty!127 RELIGION is Dr. John A. Barry, Jr. Dr. Rembert S. Truluck Q NL . PHYSICAL EDUCATION William R. Kerr 128ffacuIty S. M. Mayo Thomas E. Pratt a William B gw ii Y Q iq 'WT 'Q f:l.14A'5'ig,,':':: E 7 3 V ., gh :U Q Y' X Sandra Lee Talarico Jim Settle .,..i-' 49 ' 2-4. Charles Welty i - . ell 4 .1 ., S, X ,,..v . , A H-wi.-rw. ,an ji ' , I -1.', ,Q William Howard Bagwell B.A., M.Ed. A graduate of Furman University . . . has had many articles pub- lished in professional coaches magazines . . . member of U.S. Track Coaches Association, Athlet- ic Directors Association of Ameri- ca . . . enjoys sports of all kinds . . . The Ten Commandments is his favorite movie. . . admires his wife very much . . . l am delight- ed to be a part of this fine school, the students and faculty at Baptist College are second to none. Dr. John A. Barry, Jr. B.A., Th.M., Th.D. Attended Furman and South- western Baptist Theological Semi- nary. . .worked on PH.D. at Yale University and University of Chica- go. Vice President for Academic Affairs Chairman of Department of Philosophy William Fl. Kerr B.S., M.S., Ed.D. Attended Furman University and Columbia University. S. M. Mayo B.A., B.D., Th.M., Th.D. A graduate of Southern Illinois University, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. . .a mem- ber of American Academy of Reli- gion, Society of Biblical Literature, Southern Baptist Historical Socie- ty. . .likes bicycling and auto me- chanics, and the Baptist College. Thomas E. Pratt B.S., B.D., M.S., Ph.D. Attended the University of Cor- pus Christi, andthe Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Baylor University. Jim Settle B.A., M.S. Graduate of Furman University and Florida State University. Chair- man of Health and Physical Educa- tion Department Sandra Lee Talarico B.S., M.S. A graduate of the University of Florida . . . member of the As- sociation for Health, Physical Edu- cation, and Recreation lnational and statel, National American Red Cross favorite movie . .. Sound of Music. Dr. Rembert S. Truluck B.A., B.D., Th.M., S.T.D. A graduate of Furman University and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Charles Welty B.S., lVl.S. A graduate of West Virginia University . . . is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association. . .enjoys reading and tennis . . . favorite movie of all time - Ben Hur. . - 4-yi . ' .11 f ' I W V .V 1 v QA ' ' . I. X, I nnq'. l 'N i -. . ' '. ' ' i I' ' All J if 5 6 if A a xf,,.y-:..- ' , , Y b ixwwzw, I 'xifiii -Q. '-f .3564 L'v' 4' N1 -49 ' - , ns 74 - ll 1 . 311- ' . I ,..:....-.1L,,f faculty!129 SOCIOLOGY Ernest Rigney, Jr. Mr. E. Earl Ledford Enid R. Causey B.A., M.L. Attneded Baptist College at Charleston and the University of South Carolina. Assistant Li- brarian and Assistant Professor of Library Science Merle S. Doran B.A., M.A.L.S. Attended Florida State Col- lege for Women, and Florida State University . . . enjoys sewing, sailing, photography, and cooking. . .most admires Eleanor of Aquataine. Thelma Elkins B.A., M.R.E., M.S.L.S. Attended Union University, University of Southern Cali- fornia, and Southwestern Bap- tist Theological Seminary. Chairman, Department of Li- brary Science Director of Li- brary l3O!faculty Renda D. Knight B.S., M.A. Graduate of East Tennesee State University. . . is a member of the American Library Association, South Carolina Library Associa- tion, and the Association for Edu- cational Communications and Technology . . . favorite movie of all time is Star Wars. Mr. E. Earl Ledford Instructor of Sociology Marilyn L. Lewis M.S.L. ., B.A. Attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the College of Charleston .. . is a member of the American Library Association, and the South Caroli- na Library Association. Susan McCord B.A., M.L.N. Graduated from Lander College and Emory University. . .member of the South Carolina Library As- sociation . . . is the secretary of the Scholarship Committee likes to knit and likes Spanish. Ernest Rigney, Jr. Instructor o Sociology Dr. Kathryn M. Sharpe A.B., M.A., h.D. A graduate of Piedmont College, University of North Carolina, and the University of South Carolina. Chairman of the 'Department of Sociology Director of Academic Counseling Dr. Kathryn Sharpe Linda C. Tyler B.A., M.L.S. Attended Converse College and George Peabody College . . . she is active on the Publication's Com- mittee. . .she has been in charge of the library while Miss Elkins has been away at school . . .Assistant Librarian Mrs. Lind yler LIBRARY SCIENCE Miss Thelma Elkins min , , VN .ls is l Marilyn L. Lewis 5 Renda D. Knight xx f Merle S. Doran S-s .T A Susan McCord if -... Qi ..- W s. Enid R. Causey faCulty!131 C. E. Breuer A.B., lVl.E.D., Ph.D. Chairman of the Education De- partment Evan C. Christiansen B.A., lVl.A. Chairman, Department of Aero- space Studies Attended the University of New York, the Col- lege of Arts 81 Sciences at Pitts- burgh, New York . . . Baptist College - building a better to- morrow through education. Dr. Sheila Davis B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Went to Duke University and the University of Virginia. Assis- tant Professor of History and Political Science Linda Salter Gooding B.S., M.A. Attended the College of Charleston, University of Tennessee. . .is a member of Pi Gamma Mu . . . hobbies in- clude singing, playing the piano, and camping. HISTORY Gerald R. Hasty, Esq. B.S., lVl.B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.B., DD.D. Attended Bradley, American, Northwestern, and Harvard Uni- versities, Blackstone and Harvard Law Schools . . . sponsors Circle K most admires Zeus . . . believes that B.C. has a true Christian environment. Ruby A. Matthews B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D. Attended the University of South Carolina . . . S.N.E.A. advisor . . . . . . favorite movie - Gone With The Wind . . .most admires . . .her mother. . . lfeelvery for- tunate to be a part of Baptist Col- lege, its faculty, staff and students. James K. Nlay B.G.E., M.A.T. A graduate of the University of Nebraska at Omaha, the Citadel Airport l is his favorite flick . . . most admires Billy Graham . . . he feels that Baptist College students are of the highest he has been associated with - courte- ous, generous, and friendly. Linda Kovalesky-McLaine Ed.D A graduate of The American Uni- versity in Washington, D. C .... hobby is. . .raising three children . . .favorite movie - One Flew OverThe Cuckoo's Nest . . .most admires - Eleanor Roosevelt . . . Terrific place to teach, posi- tive feelings from everyone. Dr. Paul G. Reitzer B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Graduate of LeTourneau Col- lege, Baylor University, and Florida State University. Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs Chairman of the Department of History and Political Science Gerald R. Hasty, Esq. Dr. Sheila Davis Dr. Paul G. Reitzer James K, May 132!faculty Carole Livingston Ricketts, Ph.D. A.A., B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Attended Brevard College, WCU, FSU, and Peabody College for Teachers . . . likes basketball, badminton, soccer, needlework, sewing, camping, and the out of doors . . . l find the atmosphere at the Baptist College to be very supportive and the Nurturing to- ward the individual. David Rison B.A., M.A., Ph.D. A graduate of Ouachita Baptist University, and U.C.L.A. a member of Pi Gamma Mu, and sponsors the Young Democrats . . . favorite movie of all time is Star Wars . . . most admires Franklin D. Roosevelt. Capt. J. Mark Springer B.S., Nl.A. Graduated from Troy State Uni- versity and St. Mary's University . . .hobbies include photography, music. Linda Gooding David Rison EDUCATION AND AEROSPACE STUDIES f 35 'S-x Evan C Christiansen Ruby A. Matthews XX ' x f ff A x Capt. J. Mark Springer Carole L. Ricketts, Ph. D. C.E. Breuer 1' 'Il 44-' ' 1 C 1 ' I X , 1 X , ' 'I f , . f' fac Ityfi 33 11,5 ,ij-12,-10 'Q-1-'J if f I Dr Royce W Breland Jr 65.1, ,,,.,-W 134!facuIty Ernest L. Passailaigue, Jr. Kenneth Foote, A.C. Flora, Jr E, Mary G. Wheless BUSINESS Oliver Lee Barnes B.S., M.A., M.B.A. Attended the College of Charles- ton, University of South Carolina, Columbia University, and George- town University . . . enjoys farm- ing . . . favorite movie - Gone With The Wind . . . The overall quality of our students is improv- ing from year to year. Dr. Rogce W. Breland, Jr. B.S., M. .A., Ph.D. Attended the College of Charles- ton, the University of South Caroli- na, and the University of Georgia. Chairman of Business Administra- tion and Economics A.C. Flora, Jr. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Graduate of the University of South Carolina and the University of North Carolina. . .editor of the Baptist College Business and Eco- nomic Reports . . . most admires his parents . . . Baptist College students land faculty, tool are a fine bunch of people. l like the at- mosphere of friendliness which exists here among students and between students and faculty. Kenneth Foote B.S., M.B.A., C.P.A. A graduate of the University of Colorado, and Ohio State . . . Fa- vorite movie - Ben l-lur . . . most admires - Will Rogers . . . Baptist College graduates are dis- tinguishing themselves in account- antingp at least twenty-five are now certified public accountants and a number of others are chief ac- countants, controllers, and treas- urers of private and public organizations. Katherine M. Huger A.B., M.A., ivi.A.i..D. Graduated from Bryn Mawr Col- lege and The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts Univer- sity. . .sponsors Gamma Beta Phi . . .publications include a special article on Offshore Oil and articles in Baptist College's Business Re- view. . .favorite movie of all time - Grand Illusion . . . Baptist College is a grand place to be be- cause ofthe people you meet. Vera F. Johnson B.S., M.A. A graduate of Bob Jones Univer- sity and George Peabody College for Teachers. Associate Professor of Business Administration Ernest L. Passailaigue, Jr. B.S., M.B.A. A graduate of the University of South Carolina, and the Citadel . . . is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Ac- countants, South Carolina AS- sociation of Certified Public Accountants, Coastal Chapter of Certified Public Accountants . . . he likes football, basketball, and fishing. 2 ir.- ..,.,..q ll '.ZL -IZLZLL xx A ' t. L .xg Q -If' tag. gi, . , 'izsilzzff ' -' , i 1-' ' -V -i .a , . 3- ,x., . 4. Katherine M. Huger Oliver Lee Barnes .L. RH li ,, i Ei L' ld Edwin M Perkins B.A., l.l.A A graduate of Lenoir Rliyne College, and the University of North Carolina isamember of the National Accounting As- sociation, American Account- ing Association . his favorite sport is football Stanley F. Ricketts B.S., M. . Attended Baptist College and Central Michigan University enjoys hiking, camping, fishing,woodworking. . .most admires Sir Edmond Hillary . . . There is a unique relation- ship between faculty and stu- dents that is rare among colleges. Mary G. Wheless B.S., d.M., Ed.D. Attended Winthrop College, the University of South Caroli- na, Duke University, and the University of North Carolina. Professor of Business Adminis- tration ,- Stanley F. Ricketts ,R rf-...J it ,,,, ,,.,- ..f ' -f' Edwin M. Perkins .R i 11. - .-K Vera F. Johnson faculty!135 BIOLOGY I 'I I 'I I Stephen H. Best I 4 v 5vx T- Q., ,, ,, ,.... ......., Bobbie J. Stewart H I I36ffacuIty NI. J. Barrier -F19 I I II I I I I 4 I I I I I 1 I I I NI I II II N, I I .I I I II I It P I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'lf-1w ,,Tf'.1........a: I L Mrs. Jorce Burris Bagwell B.A,, M.S. d. Attended Furman University, Clemson University, U.C.L.A., Western State College . . . mem- ber of Eastern Seismological So- ciety of America, Alpha Delta Kappa-Upsilon-honorary teachers sorority . . . avid BC. track, bas- ketball, baseball, tennis, golf, soc- cer fan . . .most admires parents and husband . . . To teach stu- dents is the main reason for facul- ty members to be here at Baptist College, to find receptive and in- terested students is quite a marvel- ous reward. Dr. M. James Barrier B.S., M.S., Ph.D. A graduate of North Carolina State University. Chairman of the Biology Department Stephen H. Best B.S., M.S. y A A graduate of Clemson Universi- ty. . .and is almost finished with his Ph.D. Professor of Biology Dr. A. Kenneth Bonnette BS., Ph.D. A graduate of the College of Charleston and Clemson Universi- ty. Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs Professor of Chemistry H. Cllxde Odom BS., S., Ph.D. A graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi, and Clem- son University, . , is a member of the American Chemical Society and sponsors the student affiliate of American Chemical Society . . .he enjoys playing golf, fishing. Head of Chemistry Department Bobbie J. Stewart B.S., MS., Ph.D. Attended Stetson University and North Carolina State University . . . is a member of the A.A.A.S., ASB., and ACS. , . . enjoys bridge, tennis, and riding. . .had an article published in the Novem- ber 1976 issue of Journal of Bac- teriology . . . two favorite movies - Sound of Music and The Sting . . . she most admires her father. . . l thoroughly enjoy my students, both here and in general - and cherish my associations with them, CHEMISTRY Dr. Bonnette l l r Dr. Led better Mrs. Bagwell wi ' , . ..- . .Q-' ' ,..,. - -Q .. .ati ' ii,g.!1.I... it art.. -- , ii i l, ' l i i l w I X I faculty!137 NURSING Harriet R. Robinson . vidio I 14.-. . if -A 1 I .I :QW X ,Q f' x I: .5 K xr Iii? Lg I , A I j iq Carol Lee Barnes Lonell Jones ls., Paula Moore Ward Carol Lee Barnes B.S.N., M.Ed. A graduate of the University of Evansville and Wayne State Uni- versity . . . a member of the Na- tional League for Nursing. . .is a Brownie Troop Committee mother . . . enjoys sailing, scuba diving, bowling . . . Thoroughly Modern Millie is her favorite movie . . . most admires young people who represent the United States in the olympics. . . The Baptist College students have such vitality. Mrs. Susan Bynum Assistant Professor of Nursing Education M-rs. Carolyn Dodd Clinical Instructor of Nursing Edu- cation l38!faculty Lonell Jones Assistant Professor of Nursing Education Kathleen S. King A.N., B.S., M.S.N. Attended Clarke College, and Catholic University of America ...belongs to the A.N.A., the A.C.C.N., and the Council on Car- dio-Vascular Nursing . . . enjoys reading and working crossword and jigsaw puzzles . . . l enjoy working with the students and see- ing them progress in their under- standing. Nursing Problems I and ll, Nursing Seminar Mrs. Ellen Lawson B.A., M.A. A graduate of Baptist College and the Citadel. . .belongs to the National League for Nursing . . . devotes a large amount of time to Mrs. Susan Bynum the church choir and her daught- er's band booster club. . .likes to sew her favorite movie is Gone With The Wind . . . she most admires former President Ford and Mrs. Ford. Ruth M. McAdory A.A. Graduate of the Baptist Col- lege. Clinical Instructor in Nurs- ing Education Harriet Fl. Robinson R.N., B.S., M.A.T. Graduated from the Medical University of South Carolina, Baptist College, and the Citadel . . .is an Alumni member oftl.e Medical University and the Bap- tist College, and is a member of the National League for Nurs- ing. . .favorite movie is Gone With The Wind . . . loves the college and is proud of the progress it has made . . . stu- gf-nts are friendly and very lika- e. Paula Moore Ward A.A., B.S.N. Attended Mars Hill College, Fur- man University, and Vanderbilt University. . . is a member of the N.L.N.,the A.N.A.. . .enjoys music and cooking. Fundamentals of Nursing, Nursing of Children Mrs. M. Rae Wooten Psychiatric Instructor of Nursing Education i All , Ill:-.. 1 1 , I P l,Y2Tl?!!'R' Mrs. Carolyn Dodd I S xix If lk ' is -I.. Mrs. Ellen Lawson Kathleen S. King Mrs. M. Rae Wooten Ruth M. McAdory faCulty!139 P S YC H O LO G Y ,f my .. . ,..d...,.-....m,1 Y -:g :'3' ' ' ., , V Y A-4, -.ay , My wf,-mw-.f.i'-- if -, . ,,,,. I, .. . , lin, I m',.fi ,. I - ,- 'H wg . . nl ,if f .v ' + asa, ,I . 3, if ' Y. ' .y., -. ., ,. -,mv ,. , i N , , , ,.i., .. . . I My 975 ' if ' ' i ' 1 -vs' . 4 st. . il I 'Y' '- -. Tia.-5-5'-sf 4 ' I .1 : . . - , gi , - - i 1 dm 1 , , 4' :-,'.. 2L'aj,1-it-3: -v . ' 5-2, -, . -i'iii '5'-. -MJ. -7:52 . .:,'f1-. , ' -v I .Wiz-'ami'-G-S.-,I-' sg44...2-.t- f . .. U 1 '-iw-'?ff'..'-li' - .wif-Q' x , -I - . -' ..g ..,4g.- , .. t f,,lQl5:,q- : - lf? gi . , Mi. - , i W ' -if-G. J ' 'fs Vs-' ' Q' my f- . I fmt? it Q- . fig . ' ,-.,-Q i. .4 ,ffl . f . - 4 . ... M. ,I , 3, .J 'VM ',f-' 1199? T ' 'N '-- ' -,r lf. fr' .wx V , I 'vffu 'I N. ,. ' . 2 L ' 5 I' ,931 .lt Dr. Helen Barry Mrs. Helen C. Fenner Dr. Thomas Gorr Dr. Helen Barry B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Graduated from Winthrop Col- lege, Furman University, and the International Graduate University, . . . belongs to the American Psy- chological Association, Southeast- ern Psychological Association South Carolina Psychological As- sociation, and International Psy- chological Association ,... most admires her husband - Dr. John Barry . . . I believe Baptist Col- lege has the finest students and adult leadership of any school l know. George N. Connor B.A., M.A. A graduate of Baptist College, and the University of South Caroli- na. . . is a member of the Ameri- can Vocational Association teaches an Adult Sunday School Class is a Baptist Deacon enjoys photography, model railroading . . . favorite movie - Camelot . . .mostadmires Abra- ham Lincoln and Will Rogers. 14O!faculty Mrs. Helen C. Fenner B.S., M.Ed. Graduate of the Illinois Institute .of Technology, and the University of Illinois. Mrs. Hope Florence Instructor of Mathematics Dr. Thomas Gorry Associate Professor of Psychology Carolyn MacDonald B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Attended University of Min- nesota, University of Oregon, and Brown University. Stephen A. Nemeth, Jr. B.S., M.A. Attended Indiana Institute of Technology, Ball State University. the University of South Carolina and is working on his Ph.D.. . .be- longs to the Math Association of America, American Association of University Professors, Amateur Athletic, Union, Mathematics Teachers of America . . . enjoys math and Weightlifting . . . Homework is the basis of civiliza- tion. Elizabeth F. Norton B.S.Ed., M.S. Attended Southeast Missouri State College and Oklahoma State University . . . belongs to MAA and NCTM Dr. Thomas Smith Assistant Professor of Mathemat- ics and Physics ' Hazel M. Stewart A.B., M.A.T. A graduate of Fish University and the Citadel. . .isamemberof the Afro-American Society, AKA sorority, APA fraternity. . . l have tried to help each student in my classes learn to appreciate mathematics. Fred Worthy B.A., M.S. A graduate of the University of Northern Colorado, and Colorado State University. Lawrence Zoeller lnstructer of Psychology Mr. Nemeth WSF: Mrs. Stewart Dr. Tom Smith Mrs. Norton -1 X MATH 81 PHYSICS 'TAB Q S X Dr. MacDonald X ggi 4 Y Mr. Worthy faculty 141 SGA OFFICERS One of the primary purposes of the Student Government Association is to get the student body involved in campus life. You are a part of the Student Government and its purpose is to serve you the students. Ps-Q .gulf 49 A I . . X Q I l 1' 4 i ii i ' N S 4. Left to right: Jack Lambert- Secretary Gennie Schipman - Vice President Brenda Bolchoz - Treasurer Johnnie L. Abram - President 142!organizations -9 I STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD 81 PRESIDENT'S CABINET 'Ie ef' ' ' Q Jffgff 3,1 D - I i Mark Pinkerton, Richard Cote, Betty Galloway, Caroline Scott, Janis Benenhaley, Karen Smyre, Greg Holley, Brenda I .Bolchoz, Vollie Gibbs, Jeno Smith, Gene Phillips, Mike Ellis. I , 1 - M 3 A ' il -I D f5 i9 A'3.. X 0 1 1 Nl. X XY' I I 1' .f 's,1'lA L, at M ,il lv J, ,. svn A, 25-Istf-?ona'Brenda Bolchoz, Jack Lambert, Gennie Schipmann, Johnnie L. Abram 2nd Row:Wilmont Murray, Pat Lusk, IEVMBYIOD Neal, Robin Jones, Debbie Catoe, Marie Moore, Beverly Taylor, Kaay Rhodes, Robin Rinehardt, Ouintine I Dbughty. Robert McFadden, Herbert Johnson, Timothy Smart. Not pictured: LouAnn Bealle, Katrina Batson, Steve 13ffEdgington, Flora Pope. I' organizations!143 CAMPUS COMMITTEES .1 S. . . Q b J5 a 0 3 1 Q , xp 5A It K , xi, 'X 5' - 514. ,. :g. I xt 41 vs az, ,V N-N , 1 'LM r M .. 2 Z ,4 M NL Q - r . 1 .. K Ns - 1 4 . f , S 1 f I Entertainment Committee: Barry Price, Patricia Black, Janis Benenhaley, Gene Phillips, Amelia Patrick, Pat Lusk, Nancy Scrivner, Richard Cote, Mike Ellis, Loraine Benenhaley, Ollie Yost. Patricia Ravenell, Brenda Bolchoz, Jim Morrow, Caroline Scott. Absent: John Crooks, Dick McClain, Melanie Parker, Chuck Perkinson. Traffic Court: Timothy Smart lChairmani, Randy Gamble lSecretaryJ, Donna Parsley, Ronald Harvey. William R, Green, Jeff Head, Theron Smith, Chief K.E, Guthke. Uldforganizations 5 5 l Film Committee: lst Haw- Melvin Collier, Ollie Yost, Mike Ellis, 2nd Flow- Ronald Hollis, Huley Miller, Sandra Miles, Richard Cote. 'Q J SENATE As the legislative branch of the Student Government Association, the Senate provides for student representation in the administrative process. It is composed of seven members from each class. They meet weekly and strive to pass legislation to meet student needs and demands. Dr. Herring is their advisor. lst Row- Freshman Representatives: Bob Brown, Tom Neal, Nina Parks, Melanie Graves, Wendy Floyd, Penny McClary, Loretta Hilton , 2nd Row- Sophomore Representatives: Ronald Hollis, Mary Anne Carter, Jessie Robinson, Tim Corbin, Danny Lee, Greg Holley. 3rd Row - Junior Representatives: Jack Lambert lSecretaryi, Dr. Herring, Robert Lowe, Robin Flinehardt, Robert Joye, Leslie Childress, Richard Elliot, A.D, Jordan, John Moorer, Gennie Schipmann QV. Presidentl. 4th Flow- Senior Representatives: Cynthia Hill, Mac Fowler, Will Barnes, Steve Howell, David Autry. 9 if Q, organizations!145 -it , .s' 5 A RESIDENT AsslsTANTs Si House COUNCILS 'WU -N3 N . Quik 1 Men's Resident Association: lst How: Karen Dawsey. 2nd Row.'John Coaxum, Daniel Phillips, Anthony Heyward, Bryan Hunter, Steve Edgington,Joey McNeill, Steve Smith. 3rdHow: Emanuel Coleman, Brian Mullinax, Robert Stroud, Ed Crotts, John Matthews, Dennis Erskine, David Ray, Shelton Witherspoon. I . ,ff l . . f W North Dorm House Council and Resident Assistants: Caffie Gillard, Patti Henderson, Valorie Frazier, Rhonda Warren, Debbie Braswell, Cookie Johnson, Sharon Mills, Jessie Robinson, Vickie i Mason, Jolene Weber, Yvonne Cohen, Lu Douglas. X l lfloforganizations ' I l I A , .xl X ,fs Vt., :Q . , J i i',: n :EE N 5 1 V if l i - Qf X , fb i I N l t li I e ll P ll 4 ' ll , ll ' l h l Q1 . ' r -. ' 'fig . I' L A I a AIq.7w.1, ,. South Dorm House Council and Resident Assistants: Yvonne Holman, Teresa Barnes, Cindy Lyons, Debra Moore, Helen McFadden, Patricia Magwood, Lynn Lockridge, Kim Stowe, Sherrill Rast. Sherri Blocker. Linda Beckrodge. 'Q 'Y xc in 1' . -- Women's Resident Association's Executive Council: lst How: Women's Annex Resident Assistants: Cindy Hill, Karen Dawsey, Claudia Baldwin, Elizabeth Winter, Jolene Weber. Lu Douglas, Robin Flinehardt. 2nd How: Cindy Hill, Sherrill Rast, Darlene Hale, Lynna Banister. organizations,f'147 BAPTIST YOUNG WOMEN 7st Row: Vicki Lewis, Abigail Harrison, Debbie Sexton, Angela Young, Gail Atkinson, 2nd Haw: Leigh Hill, Jo Harrison, Becky Parker, Susan Worthy lAdvisorl, Susan Ferrell, Julie Harter, 3rd How: Cathy Fowler, Linda Beckroge, I BYW is an organization offering opportunities for young women to become involved in mission activi- ties, support, and study. Along with this, they have fun just getting to- gether at meetings, prayer retreats, state-wide house-parties, and sea- 4. sonal mission studies. They also sponsor Daisy Day and the Witchy Poo contest, two events which all students look forward tO. -V 5 l48!organizations BSU 1st Row: Dean Reynolds, Julie Harter, Zeno Smith, 2nd Row: Calvin Holland, Terry Young, Paula Clum, John Hamilton: 3rd Flow: Scott McBroom, John Hammack, Wendy Floyd: 4th Row: Susan Ferrell, Cathie Sweat, Pete lcardg 5th Row: Alan Wiggins, Kim Wynn, Paula Smith. will l , 'K fx ' k 0 Z 3 ' l P A . lst Row: Jo Harrison, Yvonne Hiott, Dennis Erskine, Darlene Craig, Gail Atkinson: 2nd Row: Sally Mackey, Nina Parks, Robin Rhinehardt, Carol Carter: 3rd Row: Beverly Leach, Robert Bresch, Rick Ablesg 4th Row: Bill Shue, J.P. Davis, Debbie Sexton, 5th Row: Nancy Smith, Lin Kirkman, Abigail Harrison. Ill HCM' BSU got off to an especially great start this year with their annual Get Acquainted Party. The Baptist Student Union includes anything from puppets to prayer meetings. Most importantly, BSU includes. . .YOUI organizations' l 49 IVIINISTERIAL ALLIANCE Many Baptist College students have indicated a desire to go into some form of Christian service. Not only do students plan careers as pastors, missionaries, and ministers of youth, music and education: but also in the fields of medicine, law enforcement, business, teaching, coaching, and many others. The Ministerial Alliance tries to provide resources for inspiration and information related to Christian service. Most of the students planning Chris- tian careers are engaged in church work on a full-time, part-time, or voluntary basis. The new program of Directed Work Experience through the Religion Department along with continuing efforts to place students in church related work provides opportunity and supervision for many students in Christian service. Christian students on campus participate in student-led Bible studies, prayer groups, action groups, and training in Christian witness. They meet regularly to study methods of sharing their faith with others and planning systematic efforts to reach others with the good news of'Jesus Christ and His love. J' . i L Cathy Sweat, Larry Lawhorn, Robert Ellis, William Crawford, Dr. Truluck, Ron Adams, Eddie Childress, Jo Harrison, Terry Young, Calvin Holland. l5O!organizations CATHOLIC STUDENT UNION . .3 Q x7 x lsr Bob Heslin, Charito Laborce, Father Sam Miglarese. Paula McDonald, Bill Hoy. Znai' Margie Cabading, Angela Ferlita, Susan Woelkers. 3rd Row' David Auhrs, Curt Stebbins, Roland Woelkers. BCC CSU beat College of Charleston CSU in baseball at Ghivans State Park, The score was 23 to 16. Father Sam Miglarese points out some important information to Paula McDonald. President of CSU organizationsf15l W r ll Qi ,, , E I u 4 i 1 f 1 I I, 1 V I f 1 l TELLERS ,J pl M i L, Neg ,ff lst How: Robert Stroud, Cookie Johnson, Jimmy Madden, Becky Owens, Paul Tipton. 2nd How: Jane Price, Buddy Phillips Darlene Hale, Kevin Corley. 3rd Raw: Rhonda Warren, David McDaniel, Sally Ferrell. a 'iv L 1- J Bill Lee, director, goes over some singing engagements with Buddy Phillips and Rhonda Warren. weekend. The Tellers represent Baptist Col- lege throughout the Southeast. Known as a spiritual experience in sight and sound, they are directed by Bill Lee. They share their love for God and God's love for everyone with churches, schools, civic orga- nizations and conventions. -r-M N Tellers, David McDaniel, Paul Tipton, Buddy Phillips, and Kevin Corley move equipment into the Teller truck to start a big organizations!153 BAND -sux-A ses. . ss. 1. 21 E- ,.f: 56-51 I-4'-533: , , .,,., , l Qfnnowf' Band members include: Tina Causey, Frank Cothran, Ralph Posey, Tim Ross, Zeno Smith, Steve Stone, K Shelton Witherspoon, and Mr. Lawson as Advisor. A one, and a two, and a three, . . . and the Baptist College Band presents another concert. They have provided excellent entertain- ment at various functions, includ- ing the home basketball games, and have performed in concert also. The Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of lVlr. Vic Lawson, is real- ly swinging this year, and the stu- dents at Baptist College like what they hear. l54!organizations 1 ...D 'NA Max Dangerfield, Andrea Dupree, Jan Gray, Susan Harrison, Loretta Hodge, Peter lcard, im Stowe, Larry Lawhon, Jimmy Thomas, David Walters, Connie Williams, Don Williams, -4. ., .mfg ff D , , , ,.-L, ,Q gr, - rl-. .P w uid M311 . wr... 19.111152 gin 'fi fr-r ..i...-th: 1, i, 'fc tt l l l 1 .. Q , X32 '- 2 'i 1, i l :Q .-x , l SINGING BuccANEERs The Singing Buccaneers have been in existence since the beginning of Baptist College. Only the members have changed. Dr. David Cuttino has been directing the choir from the start. They travel around the state to perform for special church services. They also perform at convocations and commencement exercises. During Spring Break the choir toured Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. :RX W L . 1 in J - t land, g 'N-44 'W A 4 A y,,X'.':'f1 . 1st Row: Santa Claus Nollie Gibbsl, Jo Harrison, Abigail Harrison, Karmen Moore, Marian Carter, Carolyn Gruber, Susan Harrison, Kathy Tucker, Nancy Scrivner, Jane Cross, Debbie Hall, Dr. Cuttino. 2nd How: Diane Cely, Jeannie Pratt, Vickie Chapman, Lorel Orwig, Julie l-larter, Beth Cook, Ava Black, Tavie Priester, Levern Rollins, Susan Johnson, Yvonne Hiott, Elaine Smith, Jean Reagin, Kaye Black. 3rdHoiM' Ed Crotts,William Crawford, Bob Brown, Tom Neal, Bill Shue, Mike Trainer, Mike Martin, Zeno Smith, Kenneth Gunnels, Joel Phillips, Greg Brooks, Thomas Kuznic, Larry Finley, Mike Hill, Tim Ross, Robbie Vance, Johnny Mullins. 4th Row: Larry Lawhon, Robert Bresch. Dean Reynolds, Jimmy Thomas, Scott Wade, Tim McEIveen, William Jarman, Bennett Mazyck, Tim Whitfield, Rick Abels, Bobby Collins, Bart Hill, Lin Kirkman, Jeff Sargent, Jeno Smith, John Crooks, Steve Stone, Don Williams, organizationsfl55 Members ofthe Music Educators National Conference strive to produce an interest for those in- volved in the field of music. This interest is encouraged by special speakers and various other pro- grams. The NIENC is involved in many campus activities, also. One of the more recent was their haunt- ed house at this year's Halloween Carnival. It was a great success. Officers: President - Cindy Hill, Vice President- Vickie Chapman, Secretary!Treasurer -- Nancy Scrivner. l56!organizations IVIENC 7st Row: Nancy Scrivner, Cindy Hill, Vickie Chapman, Dr. Cuttino. 2nd Row: Jimmy Thomas Debbie Capps, Loretta Hodge, Jane Cross, Tim Ross. MUSIC THERAPY CLUB Music Therapy is concerned with helping people learn with the aid of music. It is interested in those with learning disabilities. Through this club, members gain information by way of special speakers and field trips to institutions concerning music therapy. The Music Therapy Club also sends representatives to the National Convention. Officers: President - Loretta Hodge, Vice President- Levern Rollins, Secretary -- Pam Harvey, Treasurer - Vickie Chapman, Reporter - Beverly Goodyear. i I Ai 1 P '2 1stHow' Kim Stowe, Susan Harrison, Betsy Couch, Darlene Craig, 2nd How' Susan Johnson, Tom Neal, Kathy Schmidt, Kathy Tucker. 3rd How: Loretta Hodge, Levern Flollins, Pam Harvey, Nancy Scrivner, Paula McDonald, Jane Cross, Vickie Chapman. Not pictured: Beverly Goodyear, Wanda Williams, Julie Summey, Cindy Hill. 4 ' organizationsfl 57 GAMMA BETA PHI YN lst Row: Kim Stowe, Genie Shipman, Cindy Dye, Lynn Lockridge, Judy Childers, Debbie Braswell, Andrea Petite, Judy Powell, Ann Lane, Valerie Han, N.N.K. 2nd Hom' Ann Hood, Steve Stephenson, Steve Howell, George Finley, Scott Ridgeway, Steve Hensley, Penny Brown, Andrea McDonald, Wendy Creed, N.N.K ls! Row: Connie Jones, Donna Parsley, Elizabeth Ott. Doris Sarvis, Karen Hill, Dennis Gore, Tim Corbin, Paula Shieder, June Young, Steve Fitchett. 2nd How: Mary Aquilera, Sharon Randolph, Lily Whetstine, Tina Causey, N.N.K., Faith Line, Ann Baxley, Arthur Chuck, N.N.K., Joe Whitt, Andy Lacour, Pam Harvey, Ronald Harvey. Gamma Beta Phi is Baptist ColIege's club which recognizes outstanding scholars. The primary purposes of the organization are to encourage scholastic effort and reward academic merit, and to promote worthy character and high ideals. Gamma Beta Phi has grown rapidly this year, and has added a program for night students. The officers of Gamma Beta Phi are: Ronald Harvey, President, Ollie Yost, Vice President, Lily Whetstine, Secretary: and Lisa Swann, Treasurer. P il Bfiforganizations .A . ,, SNEA Members of the Baptist College SNEA are our future teachers. They strive to develop professional growth and appreciation for the educational profession and to stimulate the highest ideals of professional ethics and attitudes. They are an affiliate of the South Carolina Student Education Association, the South Carolina Education Association, the Student National Education Association, and the National Education Association. lst R0w'J.P. Davis, Betty Wells, Donnie Wilkinson, Darlene Hale, Cindy Harty, Sherrill Rast. 2nd Row: Dr. Breuer, Carol Young, Cookie Johnson, Linda Beckroge, Julie Harter, Robin Flhinehart, Ann Baxley, Nancy Campbell, Windy Creed, Dr. Matthews. 3rd Row: Jolene Weber, Debbie Braswell, Andrea Pettit, Sherri Blocker. 4th Hom' Lynna Bannister, Cindy Lyons, Sharon Mills, June Young, Paula Shieder, Debra Thompson. Officers: Andrea Pettit - Vice President Cindy Lyons - Secretary Carol Young - President Elect Sherrill Rast - President Sharon Mills - Treasurer .X f' organizations, 159 Wm., PI GAMMA IVIU X. .ifw .rlmuovm la . 554' fi fe 3 1 F1-i e4L,Si-1-'L -ff? . A-6 ' , 1 Seated: Martha Plowden, Debra Thompson, Marie Moore. Standing: Dale Mattox, Roland Woelkers, Steve Howell, A.D. Jordan, Brian Jowers. Pi Gamma Mu is the National So- cial Science Honor Society-which is restricted to majors in history, political science, economics, and psychology. Members must have at least twenty hours in their major. Their meetings include debates concerning current events. Each year they sponsor a special ban- V quet. l6O!organizations Wllfv'-' tl .nu- 42 Roland Woelkers, SecretaryfTreasurer3 Brian Jowers, Presidentg Debra Thompson, Vice President YOUNG DEIVIOCRATS J.P. Davis, Johnny Abram, A.D. Jordan, Dr, Rison lAdvisorl, Mike Ellis. Under the direction of Mike Ellis, President, and Dr. Rison, Advisor, the Young Democrats act to stimulate active interest in governmental affairs and in the Democratic party. Their programs include special speakers and debates. organizationsfl 61 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY L to R., Sealed, Steve Hensley lPresidentl, Steve,Hannan, Standing, Buddy Corn, Lily Whetstine Nice-Presidentl, Jack Dixon, Dr. Odom iAdvisorl, Katrina Batson iSecretary-Treasurerl, Michelle Brown, Lisa Swann. The student affiliate of the American Chemical Society is designed to provide students interested in chemistry and chemical engineering with greater insight into these fields. The student affiliate has chapters in over 600 colleges and universities. Representatives from various schools speak at the ACS meetings concerning graduate programs, and many of them discuss current research they are involved in at the present time. The ACS sells the aprons, safety glasses, and periodic charts used in the various chemistry labs. I 62f'organizations 'Nfl v in A all AFRO-AIVIERICAN SOCIETY The Afro-American Society has continued to be very active this year, and their choir continues to give concerts in various churches in the state. The society is dedicated to improving Baptist College and to improving relations between all races. They also promote high academic performance by all students and they encourage participation by students of all races in all phases of college activity. l fl ll l ll Lto R., Rose Marie Jenkins, Ida Mae McKnight, Evelena Bryant, Annette Prioleau, Julia Budder, Sylvia Abney, Gwendolyn Gilliard Elaine Barnwell Fredena Barett Lou Ann Bailey Dora McKnight, Lutely Bing, Bernnett Mazck, Flora Pope, Robin Jones lChoir Coordinatorl, Angela Young. Not pictured: Johnnie Abram Major Bernard Michael Martin Robert Hunter Lorretta Dozier, . 5,,:.aA- 'q Pictured: Betty Shaw, Jessie Robinson, ..l.C Keitt, Robin Jones, Patsy Collenton, Robert Smith, Reggie Hicks, Barbara Montgomery, Linda Harvin, Johnnie Abram, Gary Billups, Michael Martin, Helen McFadden, Marie Moore, Bernett Mazyck, Gwendolyn Gilliard, Patricia Magwood, Ralph Posey, Wilmont Murray, Abraham Morrall, Samuel Fedder, Jack Robinson, Ouintine Doughty. 16-flforganizations if JI If Uv X I I i ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY Air Society is created forthe promotion of interest in Air Force Careers. It has been an active participant in all campus activities in 1977-78. Officers: Commander - Anthony Heyward Vice Commander - Allen Black Administration Officer - Glen Johnson information Officer - John Kilgallon Comptroller - Mitchell Frye The Arnold ,f, ,Q Kneeling: Anthony Heyward, Robert McFadden, David Autry, Abraham Morrall. Standing: John Kilgallon, John Coaxum, Kenneth Ayers, Herman Perry, Allen Black, Glen Johnson. organizationsf165 Starting with high goals for an an- nual which would please the majority of the students and provide memories for the 1977-78 year. . .developing a theme and having to come up with another one because the pictures couldn't be found . . . getting a new advisor in September . . . creating a cover and theme that hopefully will be accepted . . . attempting to meet deadlines from October to early Feb- ruary . . . selling ads . . . trying to cover everything in less pages . . . scheduling and rescheduling photo- graphs of faculty and organizations . . . taking Spring sports pictures in the Fall . . . sending out question- naires . . . working with a new por- trait photographer from Maine . . . spending long nights in trailer 44 . . . running out of supplies and hop- ing the new ones reach Charleston in time . . . hunting for a typewriter, rul- er, and cropper. . .realizing Mrs. Gil- more is an indisposable source of information and pictures . . . taking the book home and working over the Christmas holidays . . . working with a very cooperative Publication's Committee . . . praying that the 78 Cutlass would be a success. x 74 78 CuTLAss artisa- W '-vw! fr 1' 5 Ruthie Hughes and Andy Faucett in 7 l S . L, X m l 7' A f - N iwf ' a I, mst. ..., s,. 'I s 'K June Young A 166!organizations The staff hard at work in trailer 44. pi-Q-I Ruthie Hughes .... .... A dvisor Andy Faucett .............. Editor June Young .......... Asst. Editor Allen Jackson . Business Manager Karen Hill .......... Sports Editor Carol Young. .0rgan12ations Editor Leslie Childress ..... Copy Editor Susan Apple ...... Faculty Editor Wayne Dasher ..... Photographer 81 Staffer f' 'A Allen Jackson Karen Hill glm g ,ff All A E I ' A .fmt Wayne Dasher ,X ,, if-' '-4.-L ,. ,,, . l A, ,Q f l at Qi J AQ, ' .Ai A IIXA Y-.' . 1 ,' ,1 .4 F . . 5 qi, L 17 'X' X f 5 N A R A AIA , s I a , A , 0 . Q , x g - X, 1' fl' A , I' f Leslie Childress Susan Apple Carol Anne Young organizationsf167 The Sefer is Baptist ColIege's lit- erary magazine. Mike Hill, Editor, worked hard this year to produce a new edition of the Sefer which would please all students. Mike was swamped with over 200 literary works from which to choose about 30 for publication. This year's publication also in- cludes other types of student's cre- ative work - beside the written word. This year the Sefer not only enabled me, but also others to show their artistic abilities. l was able to publish this year's Sefer, by believing in Johnathan Living- ston Seagull's quote of life: 'lt's good to be a seeker, but sooner or later you have to be a finder. And then it is well to give what you have found, a gift into the world for whoever will accept it.' With your contributions, and the love, and understanding of friends, this year's Sefer was a success. - Mike Hill - 168!orgarizations SEFER I dr 1 . it Mike Hill, Editor i A-7 v 1 MYR Mike Hill and Mrs. Gilmore iAdvisorl worked together to produce an outstanding Sefer, but before it was over they realized that they must be on the same level to accomplish their goals. The Cutlass and Buc 'n Print pho- tographers have the never ending job of capturing the school year on film. This not only includes all of the - events which happen on campus, but the photographers also take faculty and organization pictures. After the pictures are snapped, long hours are spent in the dark- room developing and printing them. This is a never ending job, many times requiring photographs to be developed instantIy . To be done correctly, the job of campus photographer requires an individual who is very dedicated to meeting the needs of the Cutlass and the Buc 'n Print. Mt-- ,Ql,..4, Q 1 l organizations!169 The Zhu: iBrint l Maxine Greene, Carol Allen, and Richard Elliot watch Mrs. Gilmore design the next edition ofthe Buc'N Print. The Buc 'N Print has served as the campus newspaper since the founding of Baptist College. This year it has increased its production of issues and has been better than ever! lt has become a vital part of campus life. The Buc 'N Print en- deavors to relate campus happen- ings and news, and to serve as a constructive forum for opions. The staff includes Carol Allen, Sharon Doar, Richard Elliot, Veronika Glenn, Maxine Greene, Darla Horne, Yvonne Johnson, Mary Lou Junkins, Sally Mackey, Mike Moore, Kaay Rhodes, Robert McFadden, Dianne Cooper, Ruth Whittington, Paula Clum, Dennis lvey, APO, Distribution. l7O!organizations i 5. ! l. l l I l -..g. T af: , JA EF ,?f'f,-f' gy - ' .. - '-if Darla Horne, Paula Clum, and Veronika Glenn prepare to paste up the paper. SH! ennis lvey, Maxine Greene, Carol Allen, Kaay Rhodes, Richard Elliot. Darla Horne, Paula Clum, Veronika Glenn and Yvonne Johnson are hard at work on the paper. l. l l l lx -E rl i l l l g 1 i l lt . - - 1.ei.Jr CIRCLE K Ili O Ill I III - ',,...y 1 8 Pictured: Ronald Hollis, A.D. Jordan, Donna Parsley, Timothy Smart. Donald McCollum, Randy Gamble. Not pictured: Wanda Durden, Johnny Abram, James Bolduc, Kent Mouzon, Stan Griggs, Eddie Dukes, Cindy Dye. Circle K is a national service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. lt was once a fraternity, but it now allows women to become members. Their motto, We Build , means constructive involvement in the campus and the community. Officers: President- Timothy Smart Vice President - Stan Griggs Secretary - Eddie Dukes Treasurer - Randy Gamble organizationsf171 ALPHA PHI OMEGA 751 How: Rick Small, Vollie Gibbs, Johnnie Abram, Robert Lowe, Danny Amos, Charles Leonhardt, Eddie Stewart. 2nd How: Tom Neal, A.D. Jordon, Scott Wade, Robert Bresch, Brian Mullinax Rich Ables, Dean Reynolds, Jimmy Thomas, Richard Elliott, Zeno Smith. 3rd How: Joey McNeill, Richard Helman, Mark Smith, Dennis Erskine, Al Brannon, Mac Fowler, J. P. Davis Alpha Phi Omega, brother fraternity of ARO, is one of the more popular men's service organizations on campus. Their projects reach out to the surrounding campus and beyond it to their community. They strive to encourage the qualities of leadership, friendship, and loyalty among their brothers. As one can see in the pictures they make cute cheerleaders too. 172!organizations A- Y 'Q-l. ' U I I .saf P Lg: Q 0 QI. lfvw I 'Q' Q .hm . 7stHow: Lu Douglas, Cindy Dye, Richard Hellman. Vickie Miller, Lynna Banister, Patti Tuten: 2nd Row: DeeDee Briscoe, Darlene Hale, Patty Henderson, Leigh Hill, Ruth Helmly, 3rd How: Karen Lee, Vonnie Knight, Beth Cook, Jolene Weber, Susan Glasby, Michelle Brown. 4th Row: Leslie Childress, June Young, .Joyce sorrow, Lynn Lockridge, Carol White, Susie Weaver. Tavie Priester. ARO, the largest sorority on cam- pus, is also one ofthe most active. They consider themselves a service club rather than a sorority. The members participated in every- thing from the annual Toilet af li , I , towne Mall for Christmas. ARO also served as hostesses at this year's President's Reception. They work ' to serve not only the BC Campus, but also the surrounding communi- ty. organizationsf173 BowI, to decorating the Charles- PHI DELTA CHI Phi Delta Chi, one of the newest sororities on campus, was organized for the purpose of service, sisterhood, and scholarship. PDC offers an opportunity not only for service projects but also for social activities. x I Q- l Tootle Jolly, Debbie Catoe, Lisa Kluge, Beverly Taylor, Martha Garnett, Chuck Perkinson, Amelia Patrick, Donna Richardson, Pat Lusk, Janis Benenhaley, Loraine Benenhaley, David Barry. Officers: President- Amelia Patrick, Vice President- Beverly Taylor, Secretary - Martha Garnett, Treasurer - Debbie Catoe, l74forganizations SIGMA PHI I IF., ll'- ' 1 1 1 l r ,rs-xx 'Gs I may 4 gi' ti nfsy 4. R 'A ij.-t T1 '54 Qs? :WI 1 I 'E 4 i'Y tina ing in 1 A ' A titiy vi 5. ZW ' tis .R g. R341 rf YQ-B i 'N' -. - tu Q i 154 raw 54 ' ,sp - ' if 51, :A 8 4 95.5. rg! 3. Sli Vi 521 'l i , h it l ill E ' 1 rr'-rr 'Y From bottom to top: Brian Hunter, Steve Smith, John Kilgallon, Marion Clayton, Ronald Hollis, Richard Cote, Steve Stevenson, Allyn Price, John Moorer, Stephen C, Francis, David Ray, Will Barnes, Curtis Rudisail, Doug Copeland, Brian Jowers, Philip Stoddard, Steve Johnson. Not pictured: Ron Brady, David Burke, Jack Dixon, Steve Hannan, Dale Mattox, Don Funchess. Curt Mobley, Larry Fleeser, Greg Brice. Sigma Phi is the newest social fraternity on the Baptist College campus and, at the time of the printing, the club was awaiting for a charter. The club officers include: Steve Francis - President, Allyn Price - Vice President, Steve Stevenson - Secretary, Will Barnes - Treasurer, and Dale Nlattox - Sargeant at Arms. Sigma Phi stresses brotherhood and promotes the sharing process of one for all, all for one. The club has sponsored various parties, and they plan on completing several service projects which will help the college in the future. organizations!l75 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA L. to R: Yvonne Johnson, Marie Moore, Jessie Mae Robinson, Caffie Gilliard, Beth J. Habershan. Joyce C. Hampton, Eugenia Deas, Cassie Brisbane, Yvonne Holman, Connie M. Williams, Dian Nixon, Maxine Greene. Alpha Kappa Alpha seeks to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards. At Baptist College, this sorority promotes unity and friendship among women in the dorms. The club sponsors dances, various types of sales, and leadership workshops each year. Alpha Kappa Alpha also donates money to the United Negro College Fund, and the members work as tutors at the Jenkins Orphanage. The officers are: Caffie Gilliard, President, Kim Moultrie, Vice President, Yvonne Johnson, Secretary: and Eugenia Deas, Treasurer. l76!organizations ALPHA PHI ALPHA l ' 7' -Q- Alpha Phi Alpha is one of the newest men's fraternities on cam- pus. The fraternity was founded at Cornell University, Ithaca, New 1? ., York, in 1906. Their purpose is to promote a more perfect union among college men and to aid and insist upon the personal progress of its members. Officers: President - Wayne My- ers Treasurer - Anthony Heyward I '46 Wayne Myers, Harry McFadden, Anthony Heyward. l APA Angels - Lucille Richardson, Gloria Ramsey, Rita Manigo, Sylvia Abney, Darlene Williams, Karen Brown, Alfreda Gamble, Cassandra McFadden, Gwendolyn Moorer, Brenda Wilkinson, Deborah Wilkinson, Linda Richardson, Vanessa Admiral, LouAnn Bailey. Pledges - Ist Row: Ralph Posey, Melvin Collier, Chuck Walker. 2nd Row' Emmanuel Coleman, Willie Brown. organizationsfl 77 ALPHA DITE CRITERION L nf: ,YQ I V ' r - 1 'S i PJ 1 . da.. gf i f .M Ouintine Doughty, Wendell Holman, Herman Perry, Danny Johnson, Brad Moultrie, Reginald Hicks, Johnny Middleton, Samuel Felder, Abraham Morrall, Huley Miller,James Duncan, James Robinson, Not Pictured - Shelton Witherspoon, Herbert Johnson, John Coaxum. The Alpha Dite Criterion fraternity is an organization of men whose bold, innovative will and achievements have earned them the title lVlen of Distinction. They are very active in intramural sports on campus. They are the Alpha Dite Criterion, Men of the past and future, living today, the beginning of a long standard. l78!organizations CDUNSELING ASSISTANTS The Counseling Assistant QCA programl is new to BC campus and is under the direction of Ruthie Hughes and Harold Keown. This program plays an important part in the betterment of relations between new and transfer students and the other students on campus. Every new student is assigned a CA. The CA's assist new students with any problems they might have. The CA's also perform other duties within the Counseling Center. HUT. Qu ff' s c . lst I-Tow: Robin Rinehardt, Robert McFadden, Jack Dixon, Dennis Erskine, Maxine Greene. 2nd How' Carol Young, Debra Moore, Yvonne Holman, Mr Touchberry, Hazel Hood, Kathy Burckhalter, Jolene Weber, Not pictured: Marilyn Kelly, Steve Edgington, Barry Shropshire, Dennis Gore, Eric Manigo. organizationsfl 79 FELLOWSHIP GF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was reorganized on campus this year in an effort to offer another opportunity of Christian fellowship for any interested 'students Frank Cothran, president of FCA, invites all students to their meetings for a time of good Christian fun. lst How' J.P. Davis, John Crooks, Kim Stowe, Frank Cothran, Coach Danny Monk. 2nd Haw: Barry Shropshire, Rod Lewis, Steve Edgington, Jeff Sargent, Mike Akers. l8O!organizations '45 if no Most students enjoyed the slower pace, allowing long conversations in the uncrowded lunchroom. He sure made painting that fish look easy. Library construction changed the looks of things upstairs. Sally Mackey marks the spot where students were to begin digging for archaeological treasures. M Students soon found they wouldn't be able to spend their evenings in the library. INTERTERM Interterm, the month of January, was a very enjoyable time at Baptist College. Although many students did not come backg those students that did found interesting and varied courses awaiting their return. The pace was also much slower during ln- terterm - giving students more free time. Students during Interterm studied such things as: the economics of crime and sex, nutrition, political vio- lence, taxes, cross-cultural psycholo- gy, nursing, spectrometry, evange- lism, life after death, flying ground school, . . . and much more. The taxidermy class created many beautiful mounts like this. Xl' ',., . s In the Audio-Visual section of the library, the old must come down before the new can go up. intertermfi 81 Hoiviecolvume 1978 va -1' - A - 1 Seated! to rg Karen Lee, Lisa Reigner, Beth McMillan, Cindy Dye, Gloria Ramsey, Lorraine Benenhaley, Ann Baxley. Standing I to rg Melanie Graves, Karen Hill, Lynn Lockridge, Patti Henderson, Cassandra Bolden, Leslie Childress, Cindy Lyons, Becky Dukes. 1 f - '--fin, 11 Larry Nesmnth prepares to score The BUC's fans watch int tly ther basket is about to be made. l82fhaopenings ' '19 Pam Harvey, Homecomin Queen 1977, presents Beth g Beth McMillan, 1978 Homecoming Queen McMillan with a bouquet o roses. f x ,v - V-1 Y Ya' ff ' Q ' s if - 'YQ if ' 5 'ha I .gf 1 1 1 '. s . Gloria Ramsey, First Runner-up Cassandra Bolden, Second Runner-up Homecoming 1978 . . . A night of pageantry, excitement, and success. Convocation kicked off this year's homecoming festivi- ties with the presentation of the fifteen lovely ladies vying for the title of Homecoming Queen 1978. Special events chairman, Vickie Miller, worked diligently to prepare the girls for the Thursday night crowning during half-time of the Baptist College - Georgia South- ern basketball game. Thursday night arrived and everyone was su- per excited, and the excitement mounted as first and second run- ners-up were announced. It all climaxed as last year's queen, Pam Harvey, officially crowned Beth McMillan Homecom- ing Oueen for 1978. Excitement prevailed throughout the game, de- spite Baptist College's loss to Georgia Southern, and everyone discoed down to the sound of High Point at the big Homecoming dance held in the gym afterwards. Homecoming 1978 . . . it was a great success! happenings!183 PEPSI-COLA For Some Of The Finest Seafood N G Anywhere - Try r ' I nf IIIIIIIIX S Z' Inuvnll if-IIIIIIII ILT 'IMT flu -. lgllll' - V I uulll , 'E I'3I.III I X : . I'-Ln less MII? 3 If A Q J , El T T12 5 : . 1T'5'4.i-.J as-'L -P V sf 2?-1 fi, H6 7,792 23.4135 884-2560 PEPSI HWY 17 AT SIIHM CREI'IIx-MT PLEASANT NATIXI GIFT SHOP IIN IIRPMIQIHS NU RI' SPRVATIUNS NIFLILSSARY O F UIIHN SEVEN DXYS A VI1PFIx MONDAY S XTURIJ 'H P M 11 P M CHARLESTON III ' ' I A ' .aw xv .. -l-lg...-,.,n ' L, ' ' ' V ' I' fA . 1 lv -YHA H igsf. 1 5 ' i BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 184!cornmunity support I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I THE CRYSTAL HUTCH THE BLOSSOIVI SHOP 553-7100 SUIVIMERVILLE, S.C. we 'wtf Q -.,,xL NORTHWOODS MALL 873-0620 L -.l'u'9hL ARO - APO FRIENDS UNITED IN SERVICE community support!185 -lap' ,- f fri fh . W , 6 1 2' az' . 4' 'f Ja: ' ,- F 4 JJ4 , V fm: . 5 Mi' -1 ' ' 4.5113 wap! . , -, - 1 f, 1 1 ,.r'Z r T 4 S n 34145 Y -. -.1,. IONEHENGE 21251 P-T' . yr., f - . ,, - V U , 7 l J Q 1 in f WI 65 . A mcvmcolf uri , A iw Civ 5 5 l i 1 , V ' if s A ' 2 fi is A - il . ' vs . I ' yay T3 :'l 4 ,, - I J OK x support 4 if-4. f . Y' '-.-'f 4 - 5.5-cr-2:4312 -'J' M ' :z , ,,,. ' s 1 lf., ills - . It ' rofa we gmc in 1 rc 1 a D l 5 'em 310112 1. '. .L u . .1 AUGUSTA CHARLESTON SAVANNAI-l unity support!187 F STEVENS STUDIOS J.B. DeLaughter Mr. Martin M. Sinteff Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. D. Hugh Johnson, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. B.J. Moser 1 ,, F P i i 1 i I L 1 I 188! y p THE ORIENTAL CUAISINE 5900 Rivers Ave. at Aviation Ave. 747-981 2 , DEASON AND ALTIVIAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CLEARING GRADING PAVING 622 WAPPOO ROAD 555-6825 These are my GRAYSON FORD children, in whom 402 N. MAIN ST. I am vvell pleased. De Frnc Realty 102 N. lVlain St. 871-4901 873-3550 Summerville, SC Summerville, SC 0 BAPTIST COLLEGE BOOKSTCJRE COLLINS gl SON GARAGE HICKORY VIEW NURSERY Auto Electric and Garage Repairs 24 Hour Wrecker Service 873-4354 873-6463 V274 Exotic 81 Unusual Plants Commercial Residential 871-0980 COST PLUS FURNITURE JKfZl?i'fK1'r'f r.,,.M . . Famous Brands at Lower Prices 901 N. Main St., Summerville, S.C. 191! y pp - C CESSNA AIRCRAFT HELICOPTER SERVICES Number One in the sky for some very Down-to-Earth reasons SALES, SERVICE, INSTRUCTION, CHARTER, RENTAL FOR INFORMATION CALL DEALER SUIVIIVIERVILLE AVIATION, INC Buchanan Volkswagen-Nlazda, Inc. 5130 Rivers Ave. Charleston, S.C. 29405 Hwy. 78 summerviiie. . . 873-61-26 Phone BEST WISHES FROM . CHEMICALS Exxon Chemical Company U.S.A. Fabrics Division Hwy. 78 West Summerville, S.C. 29483 l92!commun'ty ppo t 803-747-9666 ESIIIPE THU IIEIEHBIIII lf you are weary and tired of the topside world, why not loin us underwater? Be comforted by the sounds of silence, the serenity of flowing schools of graceful fish and the con- stant sway of multi-colored sea life. For those who hunger and thirst, there abound sea food delights roasting over open, friendly fires, shared on boat trips to and from dives, enjoyed in the company of fellow divers. o Sales o Rentals Q Air o Photography Q Boat Dives o Advance and Specialty Instruction o Diving Vacations o Charters The Wet Shop 5121 Rivers Ave. -. Charleston, S.C. 744-9276 - A lVlildred R. Murray Q7 CQ eeflgffv J c I N dlp t ,QQLWZ C t 1 h R g 7089 Rivers Avenue North Charleston, SC 29405 Phone 797-7440 Across from Tech. 873-2364 301 West 7th North St. Summerville, SC 29483 Weathers Apartments North Summerville Weathers Court South of Summerville Fred Weathers lVlae Weathers Ban ers r st ff 1' '2,7f'?'f .s 'lIl.l1lillfl4lili . . UR4Q 1wQ so ef i z ,.s'iEif'i ,.' J, 1070 ffmqtliu l-.T.' -f' A -e en eS5g?fM' A W' . X f 'f ff .. Ns XS?-S f fprintf' C f S K 3 I 2 2 d'ZLJf07Z fm. fs Of Dffazkw N, 56026226121 fi W ' aym ty pp HX193 PALM ETTO TOYOTA . CHARLESTOWNE SQUARE 5071 Rivers Ave. CHARLESTON, SC Charleston, SC X PERKINS CAKE gl STEAK 0.K. Tire Stores A8tB Tires, Inc. 308 North Main Street Open 24 Hours Summerville, S.C. 29483 6269 Rivers Ave. 873-1271 ' y support .LAET f- V Compliments of GLADIEUX FOOD SERVICE There's more to a forest than just trees. There's wildlife and sparkling streams and rolling hills and clear skies. 3,3 That's why Westvaco is dedicated to the prin- W4 .I ciples of multiple use of our woodlands and QL!! those we help our neighbors manage through cooperative agreements. if y ll That's why we cooperate so closely with the if X i tj National Wildlife Federation, its state-based Fwd affiliates, our state and federal wildlife and :',5,,,.gQ ., Y if if' 1, At foresty agencies. Again and again they have ' V f xigf' Q . , 504 demonstrated a 'strong dedication to responsi- , ' SEMI . i vy J ble development and use of America's natural N fm A1155 I resources. 1 sf. . X. . 5. Q 'Qfga jbxl N The renewability of forests can assure not X 'A I W C f A v.'ifil only a steady supply of wood products but also Ai gill ply abundant wildlife,watershed protection and es- new P lwe . ,,-l 'ff ' lmiy, thetic values for all people for all time. y, ' if , it 5 V f If you would like more information on West- 4 it fi I I Nil , ' Q lg i ffl N X K vaco's multiple use foresty program, or our , V, Atl int l, ' i-.. l tk xi cooperative forest management opportunities ' 'QSM ill y', , ff. f, . -i7:i, 2?M.T.?m for private landowners, write the Westvaco for- Q, lg? .U 'lllggfffifi 'AQ ' 1 t H, ester nearest you, listed under illustration. VA Q Ai'y fi' ' ' ft , .f fil m i gik. if qnfillyss -L f B 1 ll lvefs .1-ff 'A .f,n,i' Westviico , X.. :wif-I ti.. hr- iiip N.. Dwi-il L xi iuiikupffi xx x -i vt Lllt it Q i TM. Myrtle Square lVlall, lVlyrtle Beach, SC Specialists in athletic footwear featuring Adidas, Nike, Puma, Brooks, and New Balance. Complete tennis and skateboard shop, with gym shorts and T-shirts for every occasion. l96,f'community support The Home of Charleston's Two Best Sellers JJ. : .I :QIQ I o I ,- R . - . -1 J... .X-1 i C l s .ui , il. ,XX ' E , - Q. Liu, 5 S, k 'sf' ' .Q -E X 'S I X 5 , -s x x A 7, ' 1 l v D ' 'xt x. ,, if . ' A U 'Lf' X 1, ' ' . I ,f'5l!1' X n ,ff i 1 ,V-0' A. s X X S - o ,Z aff , W A , i2f - Af! 3' . re.RA A 3 1 H. '3-. Agfllt, LJ,-.LiI !F -, ill Y .1- E'beNewsa1nD CEU111-icr CH,uu,l+3s'l'ox Ewmlxu PosT 134 Columbus Street JONES FORD Sales to make Friends Service to keep them Located just off I-26, Remount Rd. and Rivers Ave. X CONGRATULATIONS Sheraton otorlnn SHERATON HOTELS 8 MOTOR INNS, WORLDWIDE .9 Q LL A-Ex . 1 O 5981 RIVERS AVENUE CHARLESTON, S. C. 744-2501 BEST VVISHES, SENIOBS .fi . 8 . X. K ' X 1' n fi- 1 M X F City Of North Charleston John E. Bourne, Jr. Mayor Oatman C. Gerald, Councilman James V. Edwards, Councilman R. E. Zipperer, Councilman James E. Gonzales, Attorney John E. Bourne, Jr., Mayor Dorothy Kelso, Secretary to Mayor Pete B. Adams, Mayor Pro Tem, Councilman Robert A. Ankersen, Sr., Councilman Patsy W. Hughes, Councilman .Y pp r1f199 MW lr H Save DORCHESTER TUDAY... BUTT'-'NG for every COMPANY tomorrow r ADAIWS 66 CHEVRQLE1' Service Center Mecha2fZfJi1 L'?fLWZt3l1IZne'upS 553-6944 Hwy 78 Charleston Heights, S.C. f 78 , IT' L an we build one for you? BEST WISHES FROM CEN TER VARIETY SPORT, CRAFT, AUTO TIRE AND HARDWARE SCENIC HIGHWAY 11, NEW PROSPECT, SC 'l'0KE IIDNDA Sales - Parts - Service MANAGER: ALVIN HOLLAND 4155 Dorchesfe, Rd. O ig? xi?- , vi iv , W ,, Gamma Beta Phi wishes to congratulate the class of 1978 and urges them to remember Proverbs 2:6. 554-4600 V T.. W6'l'6 H616 FOI' YOU-. liaeh Office is lndependenlly Owned and Operated. C E N T U RY 2 1 HERITAGE REALTY 10053 Highway 78 P. 0. Box 438 LADSON, SC 29456 871-5300 Y DD! WEST ASHLEY ELECTRIC MOTOR SALES AND SERVICE 1548 ASHLEY RIVER ROAD 556-7140 GRAY LINE WATER TGURS d 0 223 C sc 22- 2 WATER'S RED AND WHITE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK I TS 873-1531 ZQ1 N. Cedar St. Charlestons' only Summerville, SC Ice Cream Manufacturers 4221 Rivers Ave. Charleston Heights, S.C. 29405 MORRIS DATSUN SOUTH WINDERIVIERE Q BELK II 22 PINEHAVEN 2038 MEETING STREET CHARLESTON HEIGHTS, Sc NORTHWOODS MALL School will soon he ovei'.Antl while youre planning for your llLllLlI'C.COI1SlLlCl' this. Ajolw in the utility business could he ll hrztnd new beginning for you. SOL1th Car0l1I1a EleCtr1C and Gas von! l SECURITY PATROL INC. ---- fl www' H iw- 1 W f uzffzyxf ig , ,,, xc., , ,-mf' DSGWEZQ itz? a U fi iii? Captain W.H. Riddleberger, Sargeant Salvo, Bev Morse, Corporal Lewis, Sargeant Allan, Officer Myers 'of mx' W. ' 5 H xfg ff Au . , , A 1 SECURITY PATROL IPJCL 873-4401 rotectlon perating R esdponsible E . S . P . Cl ight 8: ay W. i Security Patrol is always ready with effective guard and patrol service for all customers, Ca rgerl President 204!community support fig fl: SNYDER'S AUTO SALES Serving the Western Carolinas With the WorId's Finest Imports And No Compromise Service 5 F K' ' THREADS 554-7257 GRANT CITY NORTH OFF RIVERS AVE. Community OPENING ........ MARSHALS ........ JUNIOR SENIOR ...... HOMECOMING 1977 MAY OUEEN ............ GRADUATION .......... MISS BAPTIST COLLEGE .... ORIENTATION .......... FALL EVENTS ..... HALLOWEEN .... CHRISTMAS ..... SENIORS ........ JUNIORS ......... SOPHOMORES ... FRESHMEN ............. SPORTS SCOREBOARD . TRACK ................. CROSS COUNTRY ...... CHEERLEADERS .... USHERETTES ..... PEP CLUB .......... SOCCER .............. BASKETBALL, BOYS .... BASKETBALL, GIRLS .... BASEBALL ........... GOLF .............. TENNIS .......... ADMINISTRATION .... FACULTY ......... ORGANIZATIONS ..... INTERTERM .......... HOMECOMING 1978 ADVERTISEMENTS .... EPILOGUE .......... CLOSING WORDS ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6fd INDEX .. 1-9 ....10 ....11 ....12 .U....13 ..H 14-15 H.. 16-17 H.. 18-21 ..U 22-23 .H. 24-25 ..H 26-27 ..H 28-57 .H. 58-65 .H. 66-71 72-81 82-83 84, 85, 88,89 86-87 ......91 ........91 92-93 94-97 ....98 ...102 ...106 ...108 ...110 ...122 ...142 ...182 ...184 ...214 '... -... 101 105 107 109 121 141 180 181 183 205 215 216 216 STUDENT INDEX .- A Abercrombie, Patty 72 Ables, Rick 58, 149, 155, 172 Abney, Sylvia 72, 164, 177 Abram, Johnnie 28, 34, 142, 143, 161, 164, 172 Admiral, Vanessa 177 Akers, Mike 21,121,180 Albergotti, Marilyn 58 Allen, Carol 170 Allen, Charlene 72 Allen, Gail 58 Amerson, Teresa 72 Amos, Daniel 72, 172 Anderson, Miranda 72 Apple, Susan 66, 167 Aquilera, Mary 158 Assey, Charlie 28 Atkinson, Gail 72, 148, 149 Aue, Deborah 72 Auhrs, David 151 Aumen, Wayne 72 Autry, David 28, 37, 145, 165 Ayers, Ken 28, 165 B Bagwell, Howard, Jr. 66 Bahnsen, Jack 85 Bailey, Lou Ann 72, 164, 177 Baker, Mary 58 Baldwin, Claudia 66, 147 Ball, Nancy 66, 163 Banister, Lynna 28, 40, 147, 173 Barnes, Will 28, 39, 145, 175 Barnes, 'Teresa 72, 147 Barnett, Fredena 72, 164 Barnwell, Elaine 72, 164 Barron, Judy 66 Barron, Myra 72 Barry, David 174 Batson, Katrina 10, 29, 38, 162 Baxley, Ann 58, 158 Baxley, Claudia 72 ' Baxley, Reginald 29 Baxter, Sandra 29 Beall, Lou Ann 29 Beckroge, Linda 29, 147, 148 Benenhaley, Janis 66, 143, 144, 174 Benenhaley, Lorraine 29, 144 Benenhaley, Tracie 13 Bennett, Laura 30 Bennett, Marie 30 Bernard, Major 28, 30 Bertram, Sharon 66 Billups, Gary 73, 164 Bilton, Tommy 15 Bing, Luteley 73, 164 Bishop, Alison 73 Black, Allen 30, 45, 117, 165 Black, Ava 30, 40, 155 Black, Kay 155 Black, Pam 13 Black, Patricia 144 Blackman, Randell 58 Blake, Mary 73 Blandford, Allison 30 Blankenship, Claudia 30 Blocker, Sharon 58, 147 Boland, Doris 66 Bolchoz, Brenda 13, 30, 43, 142 143, 144 Bolden, Cassandra 66 Bolduc, James 31, 92 Boleman, Ken 58 Bolin, Robin 66 Boston, Robin 73 Boyd, Vanessa 31 Bradwell, Terry 85, 87 Brady, Ron 66, 92 Brandt, Karen 66 Brannon, Al 31, 172 Braswell, Debbie 31, 146, 158 Bresch, Robert 66, 149, 155, 172 Breuer, Karen 73 Brisbane, Cassie 176 Brisbane, Shirley 66 Brisco, Dee Dee 31, 173 Brooks, Grey 16, 58, 155 Broome, Sheila 31 Brown, Brown, Brown Brown Brown, Brown Brown Brown Bruker, I I I Bob 73,145, 155 Hermenia 66 Kathy 73 Keren 177 Michelle 58, 162, 173 Penny 58, 158 Willie 58, 177 Yvonne 67 Elizabeth 32 Bryan, Gene 73 Bryant, Edward 32 Bryant, Evelena 73, 164 Bryant, Mary 58 Bryant, Myra 67 Budder, Julia 164 Bunch, Joyce ,163 Burbage, Kay 73 Burckhalter, Kathy 28, 32, 179 Burgess, Connie 21, 73 Burns, Linda 73 Burwell, Evelyn 32 Bustle, Steve 73 Butler, Deborah 67, 163 Butler, Gregory 58,85 Byrd, Melonie 58 C Cabading, Margie 32, 151 Cadden, Tony 67 Capps, Debra 59, 156 Carder, Kelley 59 Carroll, Sharon 73 Carson, Cathy 73 Carter, Carol 33, 37, 149 Carter, Mary Anne 145, 155 Carter, Patricia 73 Cato, Debbie 33, 143, 174 NNE, index!207 Caulder, Alyce 73 Causey, Tina 67, 154, 158 Cely, Diane 73, 155 Chaplin, Stevannah 33 Chapman, Vickie 156, 157 Chatman, Inez 33 Childers, Billy 33 Childers, Edward 33, 150 Childers, Judith 10, 33, 158 Childers, Judy 33 Childress, Leslie 13, 16, 17, 145, 167, 173 Chuck, Arthur 34, 158 Clark, Cindy 55 Clauson, Cindy 59 Clayton, Marion 67, 175 Clum, Paula 73, 170 Coaxum, John 34, 146, 165 Cochrane, Rosario 34 Codry, David 34 Coffey, Karen 34 Cohen, Yvonne 34, 146 Coker, Anne 59 Coleman, Emanuel 146, 177 Collenton, Patsy 73, 164 Collier, Melvin 144, 177 Collins, Robert 67, 155 Compton, Amber 73 Compton, Chyrstal 67 Cook, Beth 73, 155, 173 Cooper, Betty 73 Copeland, Doug 74, 175 Corbin, Tim 67, 92, 145, 158 Corley, Kevin 153 Corley, Michael 67 Corn, Buddy 67, 162 Co1te,5Richard 11, 59, 143, 144, s s ' 'I L ' 5 . f Yrli vw xl.. , 1 i l v.vji.p..f keg: 1355- ' 'gif A ,, ,. . an - -raw .A ' vs .- Jew iff- T, . 208Hndex Cothran, Frank 55, 92, 154, 180 Couch, Betsy 74, 157 Covington, Leonard 35 Cox, Jimmy 35 Cox, Mary 74 Crabtree, Patti 35, 163 Craig, Darlene 35, 149, 157 Crawford, William 74, 150, 155 Creed, Wendy 35, 158 Crider, Daphne 59 Crider, Richard 74 Cromwell, Olive 35 Crooks, Jim 59 Crooks, John 21, 74, 155, 180 Cross, Jane 74, 155, 156, 157 Crotts, Ed 146, 155 D Dangerfield, Max 154 Danzy, Johnny 74 Dargan, Gloria 35 Dasher, Wayne 74, 167 Davis, Earline 67 Davis, Janet 35 Davis, John P. 36, 149, 161, 172, 180 Davis, Mike 36 Dawsey, Karen 59, 146, 147 Dawson, John 74 Deas, Betty Lou 59 Deas, Eugenia 59, 176 Dent, John 14 Dickerson, Mary Lou 59 Dixon, Jack 162, 179 Doar, Sharon 36 Dooley, Susan 67 Dorman, Charles 74 Doughty, Quintine 36, 143, 164, 178 Douglas, Lu 36, 146, 147, 173 Douglass, Julia 36, 163 Drinkwater, David 74 Dukes, Becky 59 Dukes, Eddie 59, 92 Duncan, James 59, 178 Dunn, Marian 74 Dupree, Andrea 154 Dupree, Emmett 59 Durden, Wanda 36 Dye, Cindy 16, 17, 67, 158, 173 E Edgington, Steve 36, 146, 180 Edwards, Lonnie 37 Elliott, Richard 59, 145, 170, 172 Ellis, Mike 59, 143, 144, 161 Ellis, Robert 150 Ellison, Margaret 59 Embler Mark 59 87 Erskinel, Dennis 262, 37, 146, 149 ll 172, 179 Evans, Marcy 37 Ezell, Terry 74 F l Falls, Charles 67 Fannin, Ron 18, 74 Fanning, Micheal 74 Fauley, Charles 85 Faucett, Andy 37, 166, 216 Faust, Robert 37 Felder, Samuel 164, 178 Ferlita, Angela 74, 151 Ferrell, Sally 153 Ferrell, Susan 34, 37, 67, 148, 149 Finch, Billy 92 Finley, George 38, 158 Finley, Larry 59, 155 Fitcggtt, Steve 10, 33, 38, 144, 1 Fitzgerald, Terri 59 Fladger, Kevin 67 Fleming, Ann 38 Fleming, Lee 87 Floyd, Wendy 74, 145, 149, 163 Ford, Geneva 38 Fowler, Cathy 59, 148 Fowler, Mac 38, 145, 172 Fowler, Sheila 67 Fralix, Wendy 59 Francis, Steve 38, 175 Fraser, Ronnie 92 Frasier, Valerie 146 Frazier, Beverly 59 Freeman, Marion 38 Freeman, Robert 39 Fry, Mitchell 18, 39 Gadson, Pamela 74 Gagnon, Susan 67 Galloway, Betty 67, 143, 144 Gamble, Alfreda 74, 177 Gamble, Randy 59, 144, 171 Garner, David 75 Garnett, Martha 16, 32, 39, 174 Garvin, Fannie 39 Garvin, Pamela 39 Gassaway, Lana 67 Gates, Betty 67, 152 Gates, Richard 74 Gause, Ann 67 George, Meri 39 German, Felicia 75 Gettelman, Gayle 75 Gibbons, Jan 40 Gibbs, Vollie 22, 58, 60, 143, 155, 172 Gikas, Anastasia 75 Gilbert, Mark 67 Gilliard, Caffie 60, 146, 176 Gilliard, Gwen 67,164 Girard, Kevin 75 Givens, Priscilla 60 Gladden, Mary 60 Glasby, Susan 75, 173 Glenn, Pamela 75 Glenn, Veronika 170 Goehring, Rob 86, 87 Goodlett, Diane 40 Gore, Dennis 10, 21, 34, 40, 158 Gore, Diana 13 Grant, Ann Carol 75 Graves, Melanie 75, 145 Gray, Jan 40, 154 Green, Albertha 75 Green, Helen 75 Greene, Alicia 13 Greene, Maxine 68, 170, 176, 179 Greene, Theresa 144 Griggs, Stan 40 Gruber, Carolyn 60, 155 Gunnells, Harrison 68 Gunnells, Kenneth 155 Guthrie, Beverly 75 H Habersham, Betty 68, 176 Hale, Darlene 16, 17, 40, 147, 153, 173 Hall, Debra 155 Hall, Joey 75 Hamer, John 41 Hamilton, John 68, 149 Hamilton, Lisa 68 Hammack, John 68, 149 Hammer, Sandra 41, 163 Hampton, Essie 68 Hampton, Joyce 41, 176 Hancock, Charles 75 Hannan, Steve 10, 41, 162 Hardie, Cindy 60 Hare, Sam 75 Harper, Toni 39, 41 Harrison, Abigail 75, 148, 149, 155 Harrison, Susan 16, 17, 60, 154, 155, 157 Harrison, Teresa 75, 148, 149, 150, 155 Hart, Valerie 158 Harter, Julie 75, 148, 149, 155 Harvey, Pam 16, 19, 66, 68, 157, 158 Harvey, Ronald 158 Harvin, Linda 75, 164 Hatcher, David 14 Haynes, Randy 41 Haynes, Sandra 41 Head, Jeff 68, 144 Hewngan, Richard 41, 92, 172, Helmly, Ruth 68, 173 Henderson, Elaine 13 Henderson, Patti 75, 146, 173 Hensley, Steve 42, 158, 162 Heslin, Bob 42, 87, 151 Hester, Eugenia 75 He1y91v7ard, Anthony 42, 45, 1'65, Hicks, Reginald 42, 164, 178 Hiers, Jane 68 Hill, Barbara 76 Hill, Bart 68, 155 Hill, Cindy 18, 42, 145, 147, 156 Hill, Karen 25, 66, 68, 158, 167 Hill, Leigh 68, 148, 173 Hill, Mary Catherine 60 Hill, Mike 25, 66, 68, 155, 168 Hilton, Loretta 76, 145 Hilton, Maggie 42 Hinds, Lisa 60 Hiott, Yvonne 66, 149, 155 Hise, Katherine 68 Hodge, Loretta 43, 154, 156, 157 Holland, Calvin 149, 150 Holley, Greg 25, 143, 145 Hollis, Ronald 18, 68, 144, 145, 171, 175 Holman, Wendell 178 Holman, Yvonne 147, 176, 179 Hood, Ann 43, 158 Hood, Cindy 10, 43 Hood, Hazel 60, 179 Hood, Sheryl 60 Hook, James 43 Hooks, Audrey 31, 43 Horne, Darla 16, 25, 170 House, Mark 40, 43 Howell, Jon 76 Howell, Steve 43, 145, 158, 160 Howell, Yvonne 163 Hoy, Bill 151 index!209 Huff, Sheryl 68 Huffman, Dena 76 Hull, Donna 43 Hunt, Jan 44 Hunter, Bryan 68, 146, 175 Huskey, Jetina 76 Hutchinson, Windell 76 Hutto, April 16, 60 lcard, Peter 76, 149, 154 Ideozu, Rogers 85 lnfinger, Judy 60 Infinger, Karen 44 Ivey, Denis 76, 170 J Jackson, Allen 36, 44, 167 Jackson, Dorothy 60 Jamison, William 60 Jarmen, William 155 Jenkins, Marie 164 Jones, Connie 61, 158 Jones Lynn 14 Jones Mary Alice 68 Jones Mary Louise 76 Jones Jones Michael 44 Robin 61 143 164 Joraah,A.D.e1,145Q1ao,1a1, 17 1, 172 Jowers, Brian 44, 175 Joy, Nancy 30, 45 Joye, Robert 61, 145 K Kath, Mary 68 Keitt, J. C. 68, 164 Kelly, Marilyn 45 Kennedy, Edith 45 Kilgallon, John 165, 175 Kirkland, Paula 45 Kirkman, Lin 76, 149, 155 Kluge, Lisa 45, 174 Knight, Flick 61 Knight, Vonnie 61, 173 Kraus, Joe 85 Kufen, Deborah 45 Kuznik, Thomas 76, 155 Johnson Johnson, Billie 68 Johnson, Carolyn 16, 61, 146, 153 Johnson, Charles 76 Johnson Danny 178 Johnson Dianne 44 Johnson Glenn 165 Johnson Herbert 143 Johnson Julie 68 Johnson Lewis 72, 76 Johnson Lillie Mae 61 Johnson Richard 61 Johnson Sarah 44 Johnson Steve 61, 175 Susan 68,155,157 Johnson, Yvonne 170, 176 Jolly, Tootie 174 Jones, Alice 39, 44 Jones, Bobbie Sue 76 ll l A l .fi 1 J 1 ., l Q 2 if . ll xl V,-5 A I J li' l , , 14 I .--' xb xx A Anal 210Hndex L Laborce, Charito 61, 151 Lacour, Andy 46, 158 Ladson, Deborah 76 Lambert, Jack 142, 143, 145 Landis, Cathy 76 Lane, Ann 158 Lane, Jackie 46 Lane, Larry 46 Lane, Maria 25 Lane, Veverly 76 Lang, Jackie 163 Larlee, Elaine 46 Lawhon, Larry 61, 150, 154, 155 Lawrence, Tyler 46 Leach, Beverly 76, 149 Lee, Danny 69, 145 Lee, Karen 13, 42, 46, 152, 173 Lee, Sarah 46 Lefort, Gerry 92 LeGrand, Angela 69 Leonhardt, Charles 76, 172 Lesesne, Anne 46, 163 Lewis, Rod 180 Lewis, Sylvia 61 Lewis, Vicki 61 Liferidge, Rose 77 Limehouse, Finley 46 Limehouse, Louise 47 Line, Faith 61, 158 Linn, Dwain 62 Lloyd, Barbara 69 7 CAROLINA V5 8 HOLDERMAN IO CAROLINA V5 l0 CAROLINA V5 Lockridge, Lynn 69, 147, 158, 173 Lowe, Robert 62, 145, 172 l Lowell, Reginald 62 L Luhrs, David 87 Lunn, Jame 47 Lusk, Pat 47, 143, 144, 174 Lyons, Cindy 16, 17, 58, 62, 147 l i ,i i l l i , l -i lVl i 1 l Mack, Florence 62 L Mackey, Salley 47, 149 Madden, James 77, 153 1 Madison, Diane 69 Magwood, Patricia 69, 147, 164 l Manigo, Eric 62 ' Manigo, Rita 177 Manos, Chris 47 Martin, Michael 77, 155, 164 Martin, Phyllis 48 Mason, Vickie 48, 146 Matthews, John 48, 146 Mattox, Dale 11, 28, 35, 48, 92, 160 Maxwell, Audrey 77 3 Mayson, Tara 77 1 Mazyck, Bernett 77, 155, 164 1 McClary, Barbara 77 l McClary, Penny 77, 145 1 McCollum, Donald 69, 171 McCray, Gail 62 McCue, Marilyn 77 cHmsTMAs : 7 CAROLINA V5 : FESTIVAL 8 PM S STATE S 30 PM i 179 PTIST COL 'GURAL EMSON EMSON IO IS AM 5 30 PM 1 McDaniel, Charles 77 i McDaniel, David 153 i McDonald, Andra 77, 158 McDonald, Paula 16, 62, 151, 157 McDougal, Calvin 48 , McElveen, Tim 69, 155 3 McFadden McFadden, McFadden, ' McFadden, ' McFadden, Cassandra 77, 177 Harrington 177 Helen 69, 147, 164 Kensey 77 Robert 62, 143, 165, McKnight, Dora 77, 164 A McKnight, Ida Mae 69, 164 McManus, Sharon 69 McMillan, Beth 44, 48 . McNeill, Joey 29, 48, 146, 172 McPherson, Yvonne 49 McWhorter, Wanda 49 Middleton, John 48, 178 Miles, Sandra 77, 144 Miller, Dianne 49 Miller, Huley 69, 144, 178 Miller, Vickie 62, 173 Mills, Glenna 69 Mills, Sharon 62, 146 Mitchell, Angelena 62 Mizell, Jan 77 Montgomery, Barbara 69, 164 Moore, Debra 49, 147, 179 Moore, Karmen 155 Mcicgrg, Marie 49,.143, 160, 164, Moore, Mike 62 Moorer, Gwen 77, 177 Moorer, John 62, 145, 175 Morgan, Jill 77 Morrall, Abraham 29, 49, 164, 165, 178 Morris, David 69 Morrow, Jim '144 Moultrie, Bradford 48, 178 Moultrie, Kim 49 Mouzon, Ken 62 Mullinax, George 62, 146, 172 Mullins, Johnny 155 Mullins, Paul 69 Murphy, Barbara 49 Murphy, Jume 62 Murray, Debra 69 Murray, Wilmont 41, 143, 164 Mwobobia, Francis 86, 87 Myers, Pam 77 Myers, Wayne 177 Neal, Marion 49, 143 Neal, Tom 77, 145, 155, 157, 172 Nelson, Jerry 50 Nesmith, Van 77 Newton, Nancy 78 Nguyen, Angie 78 Nix, Joe 50 Nix, Ray 69 Nixon, Diane 69, 176 Obare, Anderson 69, 86, 87 O'Brien, Beth 78 Odom, Rusty 18 Orwig, Lorrel 78, 155 0'Toole, Cathy 78 Ott, Elizabeth 50, 158 Owens, Blaine 50, 144 Owens, Becky 62, 153 P Padgett, Gay 78 Palicka, Deborah 50 Palmer, Brenda 13 Palmer, Patricia 62 Pannell, Joseph 78 Parker, Audrey 63 Parker, Melanie 50 Parker, Rebecca 69, 148 Parks, Linda 70 Parks, Nina 78, 145, 149, 163 Parr, Tom 85 Parrish, Mark 50 Parsgey, Donna 16, 70, 144, 158, Parson, Rose Marie 50 Patrick, Amelia 63, 144, 174 Pearson, Charles 78 Pearson, James 50 Pelton, Anthony 92 Perkins, Beth 63 Perkinson, Chuck 174 Perry, Daniel 70 Perry, Herman 51, 165, 178 Peterson, David 63 Pettigrew, Dolly 16, 32, 51 Pettit, Andrea 51, 158 Phillips, Buddy 153 Phillips, Daniel 70, 146 Phillips, Gene 78, 143, 144 Phillips, Joel 155 Pierce, Tim 78 Pinkerton, Mark 70, 143 Pitts, Denise 51, '163 Plowden, Martha 51, 160 Plummer, James 78 Pollins, Priscilla 70 Pope, Flora 63, 144, 164 Posey, Ralph 154, 164, 177 Powell, Judy 158 Powers, Jeannine 51 Pratt, Jeannie 66, 155 Price, Allyn 70, 175 Price, Barry 25, 72, 78, 144 Price, Jane 78, 153 Priester, Tavie 16, 58, 63, 155 173 Pringle, Barbara 63 Pringle, Ella 51 Prioleau, Annette 78, 164 Pruitt, Jean 79 Puryear, Richard 51 R Ramsey, Glorai 79, 177 Ramsey, Lois 79 Randall, Jean 70 Randolph, Sharon 158 Rast, Sherrill 58, 63, 147 Ravenell, Patricia 79, 144 Rawlinson, Pamela 79 l index!211 Ray, David 146, 175 Reagin, Jean 25, 63, 155 Reardon, Cindy 79 Reddic, Ron 51 Reeser, Larry 70 Regnier, Lisa 70 Reyrliglds, Dean 79, 149, 155, Rhodes, Kaay 45, 52, 143, 170 Rhodes, Naomi 79 Richardson, Donna 174 Richardson, Linda 63, 177 Richardson, Lucille 63, 177 Richardson, Theresa 70 Ridgeway, Scott 63, 158 Rinehardt, Robin 16, 63, 143, 145, 147, 149, 179 Rizucka, Claudia 163 Roberts, Beverly 1 18 Roberts, Cindy 79 Robertson, James 52 Robinson, Cheryl 52 Robinson, James 52, 178 Robinson, Jessie 18, 145, 146, 164, 176 Rogers, Doug 79 Rollins, Levern 70, 155, 157 Ross, Tim 63, 154, 155, 156 Ruchugo, Francis 63 Rudisail, Curtis 63, 175 Salley, Carolyn 53 Salter, John 72 Sanders, Jim 79 Sanders, Ralph 63 Sandifer, Beverly 53, 163 Sandifer, Brenda 66 Sanford, Deronda 79 Sargent, Jeff 79, 152, 155, 180 Sarvis, Doris 53, 158, 163 Saunders, Alex 63 Schipmann, Gennie 10, 31, 53, 142,143,145,158 212!index Schmidt, Kathy 70, 157 Schutt, Dubois 53 Scott, Caroline 63, 143, 144 Scrivner, Nancy 70, 144, 155, 156, 157 1' Seels, Olivia 53 Sexton, Debbie 31, 53, 148, 149 Shaw, Benjamin 92 Shaw, Betty 70, 164 Shaw, Omega 64 Shieder, Paula 10, 53, 158, 173 Shields, Billie 53 Shine, Margaret 79 Shropshire, Barry 25, 64, 180 Shire, William 80, 149, 155 Simmons, Donnie 15 Simmons, Dorothy 5,4 Simmons, Edith 70 Simmons, Tina 64 Simms, Myra 70 Small, Rick 25, 80, 172 Smalls, Joyce 80 smart, Tim 64, 143, 144, 171 Smith, Eddie 70 Smith, Elaine 25, 70, 155 Smith, Jeno 64, 143, 144, 155 Smith, Mark 54, 172 Smith, Marie 80 Smith, Mike 80 Smith, Nancy 70, 149 Smith, Paula 80, 149 Smith, Robert 80, 164 Smith, Steve 70, 146, 175 Smith, Theron 70, 144 Zeno 80, 149, 154, 155, Smyre, Karen 54, 143 Sorrow, Joyce 80, 163, 173 Speer, Jack 64 Spells, Vernessa 80 , Sprott, Hugh 64 Starkey, Boyd 80 Starr, Mabel 54 Stebbins, Kurt 80, 151 Steed, Denise 80 Steinert, Lee 80 Stephens, Donnie 72, 80 T Tanner, Grace 54, 163 Taylor, Beverly 54, 143, 174 Taylor, Patricia 23, 80 Thomas, Frank 54 Thomas, Jimmy 70, 154, 155, 156 172 Thomas, Joy 163 Thomas, Joyce 64 ix A . 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L:-at 4 , J .ale Tuten, Lois 80 Tuten, Patti 65, 173 Ulmer, Kathy 55 g.4lI f 'IA' -Q , K J :As V Vance, Robbie 155 Vanderhorst, Joanne 80 Varner, Sheila 65 Vaughan, Lou 80 Vedutis, Debbie 71 W Waddell, Jill 56 Wade, Scott 81, 155, 172 Walker, Cathy 56 Walker, Chuck 177 Walker, Jane 56 Walker, Sintheria 16, 28, 56 Walters, David 65, 154 Ward, Beverly 81 Warren, Rhonda 56, 146, 153 Watkins, Lynne 16, 71 Weaver, Susie 71, 173 Webb, Regina 56 Weber, Jolene 56, 146, 147, 173, 179 ' Welch, Jay 65 Wells, Gary 56 Wells, Susan 65 West, William 56 Westbury, Mark 65 Westmoreland, Lyndon 81 Whaley, Pam 81 Whetstine, Lily 65, 158, 162 White, Betty 81 White, Carol 81, 173 White, Ruth 57 White, Sarah 81 Wh itt Joe 65 158 Wi Whitfield, Timothy 155 9 5 ' gms, Alan 71, 149 Wil Wil Wil Wil Wil 1 Will Wil Wil Wil Wil Wil Wil Wil lkie, Tommy 57 Wilkinson, Brenda 71, 177 Willkinson, Deborah 65, 177 kinson, Donald 65 liams, liams, liams, 76 liams, liams, liams, liams, liams liams liams, liams, Angelo 81 Cindy 81 Connie 16, 57, 154, Darlene 65, 177 Darrell 81 Don 154, 155 Jeana 57 Kay 71 Otharine 57 Sandie 81 Wanda 81 Williamson, Anita 57 Wilson, Jane 81 Wine, Cheryl 81 Winn, Marsha 71 Winter, Elizabeth 81, 147 Wgtlgerspoon, Shelton 57, 146, 4 Woelkers, Roland 151, 160 Wright, Janice 57 Wright, Tammy 81 Wynn, Kim 71, 149 Y Yost, Oliver 11, 65, 144 Young, Angela 81, 148, 164 Young, Carol Ann 65, 167, 179 Young, John 65 You-gig, June 37, 57, 158, 166, 1 Young, Loretta 65 Young, Marian 71 Young, Roger 71 Young, Sharon 81 Young, Terry 149, 150 Young, Steve 81 Sf index!213 EPILOGUE . As the sun begins to set on anoth- er year at Baptist College and this edition of the Cutlass, we ask: Will you remember? We hope that while thumbing through the pages of the 1978 Cutlass, memories of the past year began to appear in your mind. Memories of the special peo- ple and the special events which made up your year at Baptist Col- lege. fl l Llfepilogue 144 Your memories may range from the endless friendly talks you had in the cafeteria. . .to the empty dorm room that soon would be transformed into home . . . to the hours spent studying in class, at home, and in the library. . .to the various sporting events which helped take your mind off your studies . . .to the new friends you grew to love and trust. . .What do you remember? epiIogue!215 CLosiNc Worms COVENANT . . . Mutual Agreement Based on Faith . . . Last Spring when we began planning the 7978 Cutlass, we experienced many emotions - excitement, inspiration, impatience, . . . most of all perhaps, was an unexpected sensation of awe. We knew that we could produce a yearbook, but would it be one that we were pleased with? All at once, with the responsibility becoming a definite reality, we began to be a little scared. All these people . . .expecting so much. . .And when the book was finished, and printed. . .all those people judging our efforts and the finished product. . . how could they know the problems we had encountered. So we made a covenant. . . to do the very best we could. And here it is. . . However it may be evaluated, by whomever. . .this book is the result of a covenant of faith. Of your faith inrus, the Cutlass Staff, and of our faith in you. . . students, administration, faculty, staff. . .and of our mutual confidence as fellow pilgrims along the way Now a larger Covenant is in view. . .What will you, the reader, do with all this? . . .With all these invested hours we have spent recording the past year in the 7978 Cutlass. . .We are aware anew of the impact of the statement . . . The Past is Prolugue . . .We are reminded of the Covenant of Faith between the who, what, and where we are and will be. . . and . . .the Source of it all. N Reaching toward greater Covenants now. . . With the experiences, the memories, the education, the emotions that have lent flavor, provided excercises in life . . . enlarging the dimensions of our lives . . .we are ready now to affirm: Appreciation to: . . .everyone who helped with this edition of the Cutlass including God who gave us the strength to get through it all . . . Rededication to: . . . our original goals . . . And our collective, mutual request. . .is that you. . .keep the Covenant of Faith. . .through Him who is Keeper of us all . . . Andy Faucett Editor The Cutlass Staff would like to Pat Gallagher Libby Skorupski expressa special word of thanks to Mrs- Margaret Gilmore Mike Smith the following people: Veronica Glenn Darla Horne Harold Keown, Jr. Ruthie Hughes Charles Leonhardt Sports wishes to express special Baptist College Faculty 8, Nuke Moore thanks to: Andy Solloman,ISports ln- Staff P3t5Y MOVSIY formation Director: Athletic Depart- LH Baldwin Mr. Si Mrs. Bill Morgan mentg Ruth Helmlyz Eddie Stewart, Mr. Olleve - Stevens Studio Greg HOIIGV, Denis Ivey, 31 'V'iChelle :llfad Bostrom Mr. Charles Price Bfowr' for photographlff and al filth' lchelle Brown P br- t-on Committee Ietes who cooperated in submitting Katula Enlow U 'Ca I S quotes. 2l6!closing I' 5 P v f. J! x X A Nc.: To Be Taken 21 From Library