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

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Graduation 1979 l 1!i3 K Further, an honorary degree was given to the commencement speaker, Frank A. Rose of Wash- ington,D.C. Dr. Rose is a member of the National Advisory Council on Medical Health and a former president of the University of Ala- bama. Also receiving honorary degrees were Douglas N. Baker, Lonnie H. Shull, Mrs. W. Norris Lightsey, and Joseph William Holliday. 5 . y rv- -I 1 , to 4 1 Lfh , 'I I l student lifef13

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'M U X ' On Sunday, May 20, 1979, the commencement ceremony was held for 346 Baptist College graduates at the Gaillard Munici- pal Auditorium in downtown Charleston. President John Hamrick and Dr. John Barry presented special awards to Ronald T. Harvey and Cynthia Ann Lyons. Cynthia re- ceived the Myrtle E. Hamrick Medal, which is given annually to the graduate who best exempli- fies the highest virtues in woman- hood. l2fstudent life . Y I .1 Y

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.il 1 k i Te- ' Too early in the morning, at some unfortunate moment, that obnox- ious alarm just has to go off. Some- how you manage to elevate your mind and crawl out of bed, but how do you get yourself together? Pull on the old blue jeans! Jeans are everywhere, on every- body, in every style. There are jeans with embroidery, studs, pockets or no pockets. They are cut-off or rolled-up. There are plain jeans, cheap jeans, and high fashion jeans. And don't forget the T-shirts! In addition to being comfortable and in- expensive, T-shirts provide an out- let for self-expression. I'd rather be sailing. A Touch of Class. Flat- tery will get you everywhere. Soccer is a real kick in the grass. What about that dubious looking character with the wild look in his eyes and the shirt that says Trust Me Sure! Well, TRUST ME, jeans and T- shirts are here to stay!