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

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Friday proved to be a thrilling night of disco dancing to the sound of LEGG, featuring Pat Taylor, a for- mer Baptist College student. Monday, September 10, was on the way and everyone was ready for Club Drop-In but, alas, in the nature of Bap- tist College, the electricity was knocked out, and the culmination of Orientation Week 1979 had to be res- cheduled for Tuesday, September 17. The week was rather non-tradition- al, but as a result of excellent cooper- ation from Orientation committee members, staff personnel, and admin- istrators, the whole new ballgame turned out to be a winner. Susan M. Apple ri s 15 5 I 0 I I I I - .1...M f . -,.4.-a,,..1- ' A F. ' Y is A, i l ' N99 ' t l ' 'O 1 wi 'A 1 I A V ' - 1' aL r - i -+. A student life

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