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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

'dv ri' Cutlass Statt: Andre lcbonald Editor Lloe Harris Assistant Editor Layout Edttor Tarnrny Tucker Sports Editor Eltzeboth lletd Organlzatrons Editor lucky Butt Classes Editor Clndl Dycheo Business Manager Dwight Ives Copy E drtor ltll Stephenson Photography Editor Toni Shrurn Assistant Photography Edrtor Dhotographersr luloell Dye londy Cox tlelendro Foo lonnle Sterling lucky Nutt lr. John Chrlotlan kdvlsor Baptist Picture 1: Donna Alexander. Picture 2: David Lee. studying. Picture 4: Students chat at lunch. Picture 5: Sam Wheeler. Picture 6: Flobin Salyers. 2 Student Life Student Life Student Life This ls College . . . Baptist College is unique.The campus is situated on several hun- dred acres of an old rice plantation. While the plantation cultivated rice, the same location now cultivates the minds of thousands of students each year. The ruins ofthe old plan- tation symbolize the prosperous years of lowcountry life, and the friendships made at the B.C.C. will be memories of campus life. if Picture 3: Students M 1 s ..r, P x 1 IWUIICI I IIA' Picture 1: Student studying. Picture 2: Joy Martin and Luis Gonzales. Picture 3: Enjoying tennis. Picture 4: Robin Salyer, Jodie Daniels, and Debbie Gamble. Picture 5: Herbie. Pic- ture 6: Student studying. F3 -Af. 4?-Q W A AQ! .P js, ,xl an 1 . A Mn , a-f ,-9 -' --,,.,g..y,,,...4..nas---:-,1-.af-- r-124 ' ,. 44' ' ' ' '3',,-x 'gN,lsnf 1 -L, , f Q ut-2 , :, ,Q 'QW 0,-,' ,734 M Y 0 ' , 'nfl- 'tA ,x ,lt 'vt . .ix , QM : Q , N -if ,-fn -:ff..:.f r: a was 0 9 ' '.... 'V' ' ' uw fi' ' ig-rtzpf , -, '21 -bm A-,, : .:.---,-,-.-,u..-,.---'p-w-s- -v 4' I i 3 5' .L 4,13 ii + .Q-, .2 r-' ml v.. .' 40 --w , ...- 3' , , yu- M., E uhxrl. 2 K f , fe- x. N5 'W :V ,met-1 ef: ' R. iffy I xl 1-'4 ' , Ml! 2 V, 1 i U i mi?4?f-,Xiu 3347 ' ,nga . 14.-4 1 A 4 tw 42 '- Charleston 'The campus is beautiful including arllakef-and' a reflection pond. The idea' of Baptist College began in 1-9511. The first sessions of class were held in 1965 in the First Baptist Qhurch of 'North Charleston. Enroll- ment has rapidly grown from 588 to 2800 over the years. Today, the col- llegeflisl still growing in all directions. it has fro: its in the soil. M! v 1.5 -fl M5 -' . ,- May Day 1980 May Day is the time when the campus honors those young ladies considered special to BCC. This year's festivities began with the out- going queen, Miss Susan Harrison, singing her version of The Way We Were. Miss Harrison was escorted by Danny Lee, S.G.A. President. Afterwards, the new court was intro- duced. The new court was selected by the students during a previous Con- vocation. The Queen and her court represents to all students those young ladies with outstanding quali- ties that are admired by others. The young lady selected this year to reign as queen was Miss Lynn Lockridge. The Maid of Honor was Miss Lucy Armstrong. The court consisted of Miss Cassandra Bol- den, Miss Paula Baker, Miss Leslie Childress, Miss Sheliah Durham, Miss Nan Fallaw, Miss Kim Gog- gans, Miss Maxine Greene, and Miss Vickie Odom. Mr. John Crooks served as Master of Ceremonies. Entertainment was provided by the B.C.C. choir under the direction of Dr. David Cuttino. Following the ty- ing of the May Pole, Dr. Cuttino sang There'll Never Be Another You . Parents and friends of the May Court were honored at a lun- cheon in the Gold Room following the May Day Ceremony. Picture 1: iMay Oueen Courti. Vicki Odom, Cassandra Bol- den, Sheliah Durham, Maxine Greene, Lucy Armstrong, Nan Fallaw, Lynn Lockridge. Leslie Childress, Paula Baker, Kim Goggans, Picture 2: Susan Harrison. Picture 3: Lucy Arm- strong, Lynn Lockridge. Pic- ture 4: Lynn Lockridge and Bob Seymour. Picture 5' Nymphs . iv' 5 .r X Each year students anticipate the arrival of Junior-Senior. Young men decide which girl they would like to take: the young ladies wonder if they will be asked. Each couple hopes that this night will be a memorable one. Somehow for one evening students are able to forget their studies and just relax. Girls begin early choosing the dresses that accent their beauty. Boys hurry to make reservations at local restaurants for that special dinner. Time seems to move like wa- ter in a rushing stream when the day finally arrives. Will there be enough time to do all that is needed to be done? Junior-Senior 1980 This year's Junior-Senior was held at the Charlestone Air Force Base on April 25, 1980. The Offi- cer's Club was richly decorated with fountains, flowers, and food. Doug Brooks, President of the Junior Class, kept his promise that this will be the best Junior-Senior ever. The officers of the Junior Class cer- tainly deserve much praise for a night that created many memories to be shared for years to come. Graduation- 1980 n. - 9 i ' . o .M 2 NH .-If On Sunday, May 25, the 1980 Baptist College graduates gathered at the Gaillard Auditorium for com- mencement activities. Dr. Tom Hag- gai was the guest speaker. Guests and relatives filled the auditorium to capacity limits. Music was provided by Dr. Cuttino with the Baptist College Choir and Mr. Dan- ny Leonard with the jazz band pro- vided the music for the ceremonies. Honorary degrees were presented to Dr. Haggai, Dr. William Blanton, Robert Cuttino, William F. Bishop, and J. Thomas Garrett. Marshals, chosen for good char- acter, leadership abilities, and aca- demic excellence, included John James Bergman, Craig Edwin Cle- son, Debbie Ann Cockrell, Amanda Gay Henderson, William M. Mimms, Jr., Doris Elaine Price, Richard Daw- son Reid, Rhonda Rogers, Robert Chris Walton, Sandie Lou Williams, and alternates Teresa Marie Amer- son and Timothy K. Pierce. ,- ',,. ' I i ff i t at f - . A T . b f . ., 1. lui 4 . r .Q ' ' ' ill .2 at 41' ' gi' 'K ' , l if ,li A? 3 ' it ' 0 f , ' 4 . i 'l YZ, W , Y s 'I 4 l it 1 ,. 1 Z , .Y g r . i Mi-. it Ifb fb B Q. sf :QQJO X . og o ' CHQ The Strip 12 EEESEEEEEEEEEEESEE 1 WH 439.3 B q ?'.. L1 'M H . . Y ' . if ff' , 1 n err? cv M41 5 ,,z b if A ,, . Vi ifrff l E . A- . so Q ' nv 'N-q IN Some call it The Strip. Others call it the main road, while some know it as the only road in town. No matter what name it is called, Rivers Avenue is Main Street for B.C.C. students. Rivers is one of the few main roads in Charleston where stu- dents can find fun, food, and tab- rics. To escape the tortures of the B.C.C. Dining Hall, many students have been known to slip off campus to enjoy the flavor of real cooked food, almost like Mom makes. Oth- er attractions include respectable dance spots, movie theaters, and shopping centers. Even if a student does not want to buy anything, Riv- ers Avenue is a place to visit or to just get away. Ekstitsii ,. Sl ' . ,, f'-'f - miss gm cm mm gg, 'r...,1 ff ., ED , N Q5 C' '- - 'N' -ylgftllil W -5' 1 u . p ' . 19 :iz 1-.-if a w ' . . Q Pia ' 14 - ' ul Oo Q v C I 0 4 H Q N was l 11 z 1 fig Q M ,. ,-:W . 3. V Q 9 . ., X .V ,W ,vu ,nu q 1 s NR , .sz wx' , 5 Q ,I ,QM wr ,.. - -, J' mst' .W sm.- 'hw- aiu ,ug N3 rtxg '1- 4 ,km ,4- . ,, A - . sf ,L 'Pg -F7-'P 5 E' ff' ' ff. ..: . I f' 'v- F-5 X.- f 'WILME 1 fl It -s-. -32' F3 .w xlgvfinaf ' .f'7?f'f,- ' 1' iw' Y-QK. 4 '. A N 'Oy A N 1, vfswrfxfi- ' , .380 ' if f J , .M I , 4 , . , 4xfAQ lu ' - , .-s. H- . 4 I - s x , , - ,A A '-,lf : 2 , , 1 Lf f XX x I ' y ,f ,4 I J N , f 1 ' g P 1' Q ' 1 fy' .f+-gram V j -',' 5 'al-1545 . ' x r ,L- Nw I l 1 ...f ,Af 3 .nv F M f V., 1 M. L .'5 ' w V' 1 ' 'M ' ' '65-Zf5e:z.41 5' :af ' f -Q A . av. a was ,Q ,J ff ..v,. xy s ' fl' - ab ww 05- .uk vi '11 x . '2 s s v , . .:.f' ,- gif If-.. I .. .q. L - , 1 s -'i-J L. N I Q. z. N, ref' f L ,xxx gl 1-',,..'-Q .,. ,, . --wi, un- l ...- AFFRGTC- F2iSin Fr0m The Ranks Q ,J - B Baptist College is unique in many respects. One is that the college has one of the nation's fastest growing Air Force ROTC. Units. A little more than a year ago, the unit was an endan- gered species. Members were drop- ping out, and new members were few. The Air Force had a choice of either trying one last time to motivate the unit into a well functioning body or else close the B.C.C. unit althogether. The Air Force opted tor the former. The results were amazing. Lt. Col. James Thomes was assigned to rebuild the program. Assisting him was Senior Ca- det Jacob M. Broad Jr. Together, they read manuals and regulations to help them gain any information possible in rebuilding the unit. The new program was not easy. Stu- dents were approached whenever an opportunity arose. The unit began to grow. The pace quickened. Today, the unit is one of the fastest growing units in the United States. Associated with the are two organizations-Angel Flight and The Arnold Air Society. These two organizations have added gratly to the support of this outstanding branch of the military. Q fn 91-. 4, .:T'.5, Q 'iam all Ghosts and gobblins appear out of thin air to take part in the Baptist College Halloween festivities. Young and old alike flock to the Halloween Carnival sponsored by the Student Activities Board. Every club and or- ganization on campus usually enters a booth in hopes of raising some money for its members. Everyone has a good time watching, eating, or playing games. The following night begins with a disco. Gobblins of all sorts crawl in to do the Monster Mash and for other gooish goodies. The late night horror flicks follow the disco. These movies have been known to last into the early morning hours. The next morning usually appears without a soul in sight. Halloween is all over, and all the gobblins are fast asleep waiting for next year. A - X Q' .nv Q 33 six sv . i . J . 5? -. . T P' - NI X ' 4 -n 'TINY' 'tarrt st' ' 1'vw-174:-417 x . lyi .4 5 Lab Assistants Just before Chemistry, Biology, or Geology lab, cries can be heard coming from the stockroom: Help! l've got to prepare chemicals and prep lab in a few minutes! Dr. Odom will kill me if I can't find the H20 for lab and here he comes! . . , . . . Forget panic, l've lost all emotional control! l'm dead! lt's time for lab and I still can't find the l-l2O! ln many cases panic would have overcome any normal person, but being a lab assistant has taught you to remain cool under pressure and to work the pressure to your advantage. The lab assistant's job is incredibly versatile. Their duties include being a dish- washer, tutor, counselor, instructor, and sometimes a genius. For Jodie and JR. Daniels, Tommy Waitt, Robbie Schilling, Kathy McDaniels, Curtis Rollins, Whitney Appleton, Gary Kellum, David Smith, Brant- ley Kuglar, and Melinda Weller lt's just another day in the life of a lab assistant. 3 Q 'Ia19'5ff?ef ' 1' ' 'N W l t i I 5. i 7 I . . 'bf lt., IT ' x it tiwif ,, 'S H 95 A Cl H Time: 3AM BCC Switchboard Yeah, um, Switchboard'?'? Yes, Switchboard. Can you give me a number? What's the name? Um, well, Bertha. Last name, please! Bloomingbutt. One moment. No Bertha Bloomingbutt listed. Well, yeah. It might be Bertha Butterbutt. Sorry, no Bertha Butterbutt listed either. Well, she lives on 2nd floor North. Which Room? Well, as you go up the stairs, you turn to your right, no, left. How many doors down? Three Sorry, no Bertha anybody there. Well, it might be South Dorm. Sorry, no listing. iAs students hangs up phonel Stupid Switchobard Operatorg l oughta call Mrs. Touchberry and report himl!! H Well thats typical ot the calls we get here at the switchboard. Wrong numbers, dumb questions, com- plaints and phone problems have all been par for the course. This fall we switched from Ma BelI to Excu- tone phone services in order to pro- vide a more effecient service l and to save money!'?!l. Talk has it that we will save enough money on the new system to pay for a new dorm in several years. And who does that mean more work tor, thats right: Switchboard. But BCC being the way it is, l'm not too worried about that new Dorm! Frank Abagnale: Catch Him lt You Can' Frank Abagnale, pronounced Ab- Big-Nail, is one of the youngest and best check forgers the world has ever known. Bouncing checks is not all that he has done to make himself famous. He is the greatest imposter ever to baffle, confuse, and elude police all over the world. Frank grew up in a wealthy family but turned to crime after his parents divorced and his efforts to reunite them failed. At the ripe old age of sixteen, he ran away from home. Despite a photographic memory and an l.Q. of 151, Frank could not find a job worthy of his talents. He discovered that his age and his inex- perience were his major handicaps. To offset this situation, Frank began to take advantage of his appear- ance. For a sixteen year old boy, he had the manner and strans of gray hair character of an older man. This was his ticket into extreme wealth and crime. , Frank found job openings much easier since he always impersonat- ed someone with a very respectable job to provide means to bounce his phoney checks. He has impersonat- ed an airline pilot, a lawyer, a doc- tor, a stock broker, and even an F.B.l agent in search of Frank Abag- nale. This imposter has appeared on the Johnny Carson and Mike Douglas shows. He has written a book called CATCH ME IF YOU CAN and has a movie out by the same name. Today, Frank is a cosultant to some of the world's largest busin- esses. He uses his experience to teach others to stop crime. LJ '--If ,,,..,-f' , ...D iii Crystal Gayle ln Concert On Monday, November 3, the Bap- tist College Activities Board presented Crystal Gayle in concert, Many were surprised at the length of her hair, which almost reached the floor. Each movement of her tiny body put her hair in motion. Her blue eyes twinkled as she sang her most popular song, Don't lt May My Brown Eyes Blue. The entire autidorium cheered. After the concert many students and faculty members remarked that this was one of the best concerts ever pre- sented by the college. A few auto- graph hounds caught Crystal back- stage. She was barely seen through the crowd. She was so tiny, but her music was so powerful and entertain- ing. The evening was one to remem- ber. The weather may not be cold enough for the holiday season, but this does not dampen the Christmas spirit at B.C.C. Decorations may be seen all over the campus as soon as the Thanksgiving holidays end. Christmas cards flood the local post office. Everyone prepares for this much awaited event. As the holidays approach, stu- dents prepar for the annual hanging of the greens sponsored by the Stu- dent Activities Board. Dr Cuttino adds his touch with a musical cele- bration during Convocation. The President's Reception is one ot the last events on campus. We would like to thank Mrs, Hamrick for her fine idea of making this an annual event which brings students and faculty closer together, ek JG B 'g' 1 - L A if L kv .L ,Aff I L, 11 6.74 LV, , '...,f4 --f' ' BCC Christmas V v-'si' 'Q ,lt if if -,,,4 BCC 1981 Homecoming The night of February 11 was tense with excitement as the game began. The gym was packed with specta- tors as the Baptist College Bucs kept a seven point lead over Camp- bell College. This, however, was not all that kept the spectators excited because this was the night ot the eighth annual Homecoming Pag- eant. By half-time, everyone was waiting to see the contestants. Par- ents and friends of the contestants were scattered throughout the crowd. Each contestant stepped out center court as her name was called. Finally, the 1980-81 Queen, Miss Chiquetta Joyce Wright, was introduced and was escorted by Mr. William Powell Ill. The winners were announced: Lisa Harris, fourth run- ner-upg Rita Case, third runner-upg Debbie Ussleman, second runner- up, Paula Baker, first runner-upg and the winner Cheryl Frost, sponsored by the Afro-American Society. Like the results of the Homecoming Pag- eant, the results of the contest be- tween the Bucs and Campbell Col- lege were close. The Bucs won 66 to 64 over Campbell to give BCC the perfect ending for its homecoming. BBQ W -51 A .vb I 1 A 1 ' .fs l ,,, ? 'i' wk..- R nr 'H L V1 1' I ' -1- .1 , if f V J r , V W f 31. 'Q M-1 V 491 Birthdays BCC Style 40, A ' 'x,.u .in-x-I . x Q D I T-1, lf,- Hey, you guys, it's his birth- day!!! This cry is usually followed by, Quick, help me 'cause he's getting away. You go that way, and l'll go this way and corner him. To off campus, none of this would make any sense unless they recog- nized the tradition of birthdays at BCC. These are the cries that begin every chase scene which is a part of the ritual everyone experiences who does not keep their birthday a se- cret to fellow students. T- ' 5 .gf l The ritual usually begins in the cafeteria when some idiot an- nounces to the public that a particu- lar person is celebrating a birthday on a particular day. The birthday person usually jumps to his for herl feet and makes a mad dash for the cafeteria door. By this time ten or more people are following at his heels. The art of a good chasee is not to get caught. The art of a good chaser is to catch the person and fling him into the reflection pond as .-W .ff f .- v' - far as possible while anxious on- lookers anticipate and cheery every move. Finally, the big finish. The chasee tries to catch anyone linger- ing too long near the edge and pull them into the pond with them. Hours later everyone dunked emerges from hot showers where brown pond mud remains in the drains. Now it's time to clean the clothes, until next time. New Life For Foreign Students This year we are fortunate to have nearly one hundred students from other countries attending the Bap- tist College. These students represent lvlalay- sia, Japan, India, Venezuala, EI Sal- vador, Turkey, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Chile, Brazil, Greece, and China. Other students attending come from lran, Jordan, Kenya, Korea, Kuwait, Saudia Arabia, Trinidad. and Bolivia, as well as Egypt, Cuba and Puerto Rico. Their biggest problem, of course. is home-sickness. They are in an un- familiar land, with new faces, new names, a new language, and a new value system to integrate into their lives. After completing their studies some will return to their home-lands, but some have chosen to stay in the United States. uv? X Jn , ,J 44495.21 f ,, ,... HL 1. . 1 ,P LI .-sri I I I l K.- 9 ' 1 9 960011 male 4313 Let. s make America great again um' . RE AG AN FOR PRESXDENT git... O As the months passed, many presidential hopefuls threw their hats into the political ring, After the smoke of the heated primaries had cleared. three candidates remained dominate: Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, and John Anderson, Many BCC students were able to gain first-hand experience by work- ing with the campaign and meeting each of the presidential candidates in person. The night ofthe election was one to remember as Democrats and Pte- publicans sat side by side waiting for the results. Members represent- ing both political clubs on campus were astonished at the fin it results The Republicans gained not only a new president but also a majority in the Senate! I 1 1 l 4 4 1 , 4 n W 1 'h1. L 14 , . U -fa 4 If in in f lp W - an T X. 'C' i 'Q Q ma U I I 6 J kg ' ff' IIILQEKQIETE Q, M45 sas mf i i , i U H' -g il? W ,, .f,. ya , X M 2 'V ,gigs X , , M , x , ' fu -, :,W.. mm., f, . , . A--4.,, -. ....- s ,- 4- 1 .f .,.,??: N gf?-4 gi 1. 41 Q ll 9 xp f , ll: Yy k Ll lp i H. -1, A I kj .Y T 1965 7,-1 VIN' if zxraobdfhl gxuurpur pe. HOU! of wort 0 0 135 1970 1975 1980 1965 1970 1975 1980 1980 was a year marked by rising prices due to rampant inflation. As the price index rose, so did the wor- ries ot local college students. Car pooling and car borrowing became a common practice. Dating habits changed slightly. More students sought recreation on campus, but 9 ,eo one on. 5 Pmces Q Oollanpor GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT 0, M110' X8 dm-V35 1955 1970 1975 3' If? FOOD 20 PRICES Oumulabvapor un! change 10 from 1965 1985 1970 1975 they still had a taste tor oft campus food. Movies were not the main attrac- tion, but dancing at a local club at- tracted many. The most popular night spot was usually the one which was the closest. Other inexpensiveactivi- ties included night walks on the that fed by and xpected U39 labor consumers NILUUU- 'Q OONSUIIEII DEBT 90 ,Mu rm oldolars -eo '150 130 ...O -.., :-Jo 1980 1965 1970 1975 1900 beach and group visits to the ever popular Summerville Light . Not even inflation could dampen the spir- its of BCC students. However, it could teach a person to enjoy college life on a small budget. But, isn't that the way it has always been tor the average college student'?'? MONE Currency and all checiung accounts 4 1 1, 14 4993! .1 :5 1- www- ' 1 1QQO SumeFedsrdResave8old A..1'.sge.e':x-e-.s5.,fs :WJ ' i H I 1 O . .s r 16, Y ' ...bscsuseat ' ' L 1 L rassesrtauonary I 147' 1 I erpe.-'.1bor's, 2 'O y THREE- Q , L MONTH k A. I 8 TREASURY . . BILLS - ' 1, 6 I l y l l A A 1980 J V - N .,. W K fr, sgngsgngr- . Student Lite 351.9 . - r., 1 if Sports Sports Sports B.C.C. ' Baseball 1. Rudy Long 2. Pete Fischer 3. Jimbo Mimms, Rudy Long 4. Jimbo Mimms 5. Jimbo Mimms, Jimbo Durham .M ...wi-. I sl! i K f A V M., L, 1 A , 1 yjl ,Jud 5 ggff , ,gal , '-f-v,v,, , - ' ,. V Af,5'.3.'.:,f?:,,2:., ,,,.,,,fyWg N Q ,fi ,.g,LhLxQ,N,, ,V . 1.4: fQ.3mr.g' hgfiff. .,1 ' ,gfff if f-WW .J IGH AZsff fffft5'q7 r7 '5f ' A fi 'iii W Qf.1'732. ' 22 1 iM1'f?'.nf f 'If'f 1 511,114 'iizgffzzijaxi rw-15,19 mai? 12 F .r.. .,a.'4.r,'imfi?z.r'a4 .1s.?,Qrr ' ' A, ,, .05 '1In...., 'i LT? 'fll,f,, .,.,, b . . pi L.. 4 Eli' ' N x 4 N I , ,M ..,V I -QM,-ff x 45 ?:,Es.f .V mi 'ff ' 5 , 1 ' l 3 , - , W.,,.,. ,gy ' 7 4 4 9- WA' , .j, ',,.,. A 1 . N-ps Q' -' yr 'Vw' ,L ,..- sff-i' Q' ik' ..-vs, A - , A J-gn .. 3144, . MMT, ' X, .. -'ff A f V fy Q .fsvg'Q f , eg' . V ,,. W. via-' A 4- v,,.,.fb'N Lf' 1 -N. , Lfn z-, wh -M ..- 7 ,, T.v -.J-'95 az- -a. From The Dugout Q-V O Q gg-ss . . T '. Av'-Y.i'aQf5 QQ' ff A-1 ' 5' 9 rf, 3 i:F',Q v , -rw -23, 'l-uf 7-0--'--A . CN .Q 0 o W 1 Y 'hu Af.. ' I '9'. 2i'1' 0 ,A..,1.,.', 4 .,.A.x-. 4 . 1 L- , ux. 'R I 5 'QU-'nh 4 ' ,Q H-N' L A , ivy? 1-vue, 1,- ' . 5 ' , .I ' , 1. 'N I- JW 'V lyigieir Bruce Moore Donme Vaughn Make Woods Pete Frscher, Jumbo Mnmmf, Derek Hull Tommy Turnmorrvmru, fmrlrlw Vauqrluf llmohouse. Cjlffrarm Pinter. Mme Vdrmfi Winning Tradition Continues Several key tracksters from last year's team will be sorely missed this year. However, some outstand- ing freshmen were recruited and, along with some returning veterans, should form another good team. lt is hoped that the team will maintain their record of never having had a losing season. The schedule this year is a tough one, including some ofthe top relays in the U.S., such as Florida, Dogwood, and the Athletic Attic Invitational. The B.C.C. track team includes five seniors this year- Lee Fleming, David Hunt, Michael Parker, Stanley Portertield, and Kurt Stebbins. Q-3 fkf 9 ..- ,101 J 5 .L 1. : Pi V- 1,4 1.3.-ls, 2- 'Q .. ls.. 4 Q 1 Make Parker 2. Chuck Walker 3 Randy Fray 4 John Jacobus 5 Curt Stebbrns. Ted Wrllrams s 4 2 Q I 41 1 4 m 'f .z,'. 1 Af, -if ..A43?ff2' , A -5.v,'.fI,,'1 lu I ,,'.- A . 5 ip, j, Y- I, , iff. ' .1-i92'AJZff-4-S3 9,4153-. ' n 3 C.,.'3-6,-'f ' 4 xl V I 5 ti- Q 7 tx iiiiidailivifw 5 ,f aa ,avg g -gf X N . 5 B ' A S! f If K nt' . A '81 Golf Team ROW 1: Robert Ashdown, David Garner, Ter- ry Ezelle, Paul Peidmont, ROW 2: Shane Cleveland, Ralf Norton, Steve Bustle, David Drinkwater, Coach Taylor Brooks, Golf Team Swings Into Action The 1980-81 Buccaneer golfers are looking stronger. They have been working very hard this year. They should be in for a good season with five returnees-Terry Ezell, David Drinkwater, Steve Bustle, and Shane Cleveland. New members of the team are Ralf Norton, Paul Peid- mont, and Bob Ashdown. They should see a lot of action this spring. Coach Taylor Brooks, in his first year as a Baptist College coach, has high hopes for the team. He says he has never seen a team work so hard at getting their game ready for competition. Overall, the B.C.C. golf outlook is very promising. David Garner Steve Bustle Shane Cleveland Paul Peidmonl Coach Brooks ---,1.s+'--'-'iff' ' lla? 07 I 'i C 1. Sherry McMillan, Larry Dupleich 2. Maria Ferlita 3, Sherry McMillan 4. Vicki Burgundy 5. Sherry McMillan ..,,: iw? M -fs ,,....,,-,..M. V . : .8 'L v 1 .Q D ,, -- v--, , L-ff , ,V +-4. . .y 0 4 'T' 4 High I-lopes For Tennis Team The outlook for the Buccaneer tennis teams this year and tor the future is encouraging. The appoint- ment of Chuck Welty as a fulltime coach will give the team stability and develop some continuity in the program. The team's greatest asset is the number of players available. At the conclusion of the fall practice, the women's and men's teams both consisted of ten players competing for the six playing positions. Twelve of the players are new this year. They bring with them the talent and enthusiasm to start a winning tradi- tion at Baptist College. Coach Welty is optimistic about the season and impressed with the quality of the players that he has to work with. I think our men's team is capable of beating most of the teams on our schedule if they play as well as l expect them to, he says. Our women have improved to the point of being competitive with many of the teams they will play, he adds. Team Places ln State The Baptist College Lady Bucs Volleyball Team finished its second year with a 26-19 record and fourth place in the state tournament, Ame- lia Martin had a lot of praise for her young team. We only had four starters from last year's team, but with their leadership and the hustle and hard work of the newcomers, we played very well. The girls played a tough schedule, but they handled it like an experienced team. With only two seniors leaving, Amelia will have eleven players re- turning. The team's future looks promising with so much experience. l'm really excited and looking for- ward to next season. I feel that there are many good roads to follow. says Coach Martin. 1 Sonia Harper, Tammy Hewett 2 Debbie Ussleman 3 Brenda Hearn, Peggy Droze 4 Amy Weesner 5 Gina Bailey- Sonia Harper 6 Gina Bailey 4. I 1 NL'-Lf Y 4 5-f X K, Q Francis Gamble 1115, Robert Steiner 4171. Jim Lundy 4163 The opposition Ricky Leland More opposition Jim Lundy, Mike Steiner Matricciano, Robert A54 91 i 3 1 L, V? if , ip F 1 WG' '-Rl A Winning Season Soccer is not just a word but a way of life for a select few at B.C.C. Last year the team had a .500 sea- son f7,7,2i. This year the team sur- passed this mark to clinch a winning season f8,7,2J! This year's team is more united than previous teams have been. The development of this unity is encour- aged by the family atmosphere that members share with each other. This unity has brought about the urge to strive harder for victory. Credit must be given to Coach Marquez this year. Due to his more rigid requirements and stiffer disci- pline in the program, the team has undergone a great deal of improve- ment. Jeff Kalinaski was the team's cap- tain this year. He, Ron Brady, and Jerry Lefort, all seniors, added ma- turity to the team. Along with Coach Marquez, these three were key tac- tors in this winning season. This year's soccer team was not intimidated by the reputed caliber, bulk, or national ranking of their op- ponents. They were willing to play anybody, anywhere, and give the opposing team their money's worth of great soccer, xihnu .H Ax me lax-1- 'f r59. r -Ne- an .K s- .- - . ,ua si- -tg. L- , F gfjfr 2-'i' 'F-iN3,!,F'N3I'm-'-'- '- - ' 'usp-'.i.lK nk fry.-X 3..:.-- NA.-E: Ll 5. ix-Lv.. gg-. 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First year head coach Phil Carter lead Baptist to victory again, The Buc- caneers finished with a 8-19 record, and they closed out the 1980-81 sea- son with a 83-67 thrashing of Georgia Southern. Currently, the Bucs are rid- ing a five game winning streak. That's ,Qin -- if Mio K- LA i Z ff' fi, ,f '-tw' uf, 7 ,, V , X' ,I ffaai , ., 2 1 1 Lf 1 Q 1 f, 1 NN X quill- Wj 2 .,., Victory, Sweet Victory the logest winning streak since the 1970-71 season when the Bucs won as many games in a row. But even more exciting is that the streak will be con- tinued into the 1981-82 season. ,That will give the team and the fans some- thing to look forward to. The winning streak started on Febru- ary 11 with a win of 66-64 over Camp- bell University. From that point on the wins came easy. Georgia Tech was the next victim with the Bucs taking a 74- 51 victory over the ACC school. George Mason made it three in a row in the last home game of the season. The George Mason game was big in other ways aside from the win. It was Eric Tennille and Larry Nesmith's last home game in a BCC uniform. The two seniors were recognized with a stand- ing ovation. lt was also a game in which junior Eddie Talley scored in his K l l 5 4-um-H 'x F' ,g.,-A---'i F0r'The 77th consecutive game. which tied a school record set by Bo Jamison during the 1968-72 seasons. Eddie was awarded a game ball and a place in the Baptist College record books. But, Eddie will also return in the 1981-82 season to continue that re- cord. The bucs then travelled across town to face arch-rival, the Citadel. It looked as though the Bulldogs would end all Bucs! hopes of continuing the winning streak. But, a sensational display of poise and confidence proved to be too much for the cadets: the outcome was 67-62 and four in a row for the Bucs. At that point, there was no question about winning the season finale. Georgia Southern had the unfortunate pleasure of being in the path of a winning ma- chine. The Eagles fell 83-67 to the awesome Buccaneers. t 4 A Truly, Coach Phil Carter has brought victory back to Baptist Col- lege basketball. Gone are the attitudes of defeatg gone are the 31 game losing streaksg gone are the one sided losses: and gone are the doubt that Baptist College could ever win. In place of these are the desire to win big, the five game winning streak, and the belief that the Bucs will increase their win- ning streak in the 1981-82 season! Emir,- 'Qi 15 5 1 if gum IC r Hg 1-.1 JULLS Y r . uc N r HWS 'BUF' 5 S ea' BUFb guns Front: L to R-20 Eno Tennrlle, 92 Howard Richardson, 30 Ken Balrre more, 10 Larry Nesmrrn, 31 McKi1ner Bodison. Back: L to R-33 John Breckenrrdge. 40 Eddie Talley, 50 Steve Meadows. 42 Dennis Sarnskey, 44 Joey Ken- nedy, 25 Doug Young. Not Pioturedi Marcus Neal. Lady Bucs- Looking Great! The Lady Bucs got oft to a good start this year, winning their first game 71-48, and that looks like a good omen for the rest ot the sea- son. With only six returning players from last season, Head Coach Ame- lia Martin signed six more girls, two freshmen and four junior college transfers. With the addition of the .-- F JMEQQ nf -f d',w' V , .t 'a --'fiat 1 2' new players and the experience of the returning players, she has a well- balanced team this year. ALL factors point to a great fu- ture with this season as a start. Coach Martin, now in her second year here, has really started things rolling at Baptist College. x .Fm is :fit 'x K X154 1 'WW J ,S I 'RUYW 31 TPI' .. lffulog I 1- 4 u--1-.L- 'D Qu. . ... u-'il E, 1 H, ' 5 V' I f, , 'J X Lg 42 H AJ Q Q -if I 1 '52 w , xv ' wr .v,' R , Qu I qt! 1 ?1r , Y , 4 L, 4: f , . I ff 4, - . W I f- V MM- 5, fy. -- I if 4. ,, . ' x 9, ff' . , , 44' f , - All XVI! 1 r Nr? el 6 lflll ini, .J lxjl 1 . ' lf' 1 il Qty N, TEAR-' N 2 7 1 l 1 K si 1 x Q E W! 3 , 2 hi . 'ap A A3 il'ffn'i . I. X an J W1 M I E 5 , Q Q A 1-- - 4 l Q A ' 1 1 , 1 1 .' , 1 i 1 X-L l Front Flow: L to Pl-20 Monica Cer- rilo, 14 Harriet Jefloros, 13 Velva Powell, 25 Amy Weesner, 11 Libbey Causey. Back Row: L to Fl-15 Sherry Bole- rnan, 10 Helen Venesky, 22 Belinda Stanley, 30 Wilarnena Gibson, 31 Gina Riley. 24 Debbie Ussleman, 12 Linda Fleming. Not pictureoi 21 De- bra Fulton. f, The Spirit Behind The Bues K:-IM 5 Front: L to B-Cindy Locklair, Chi- 'W quetta Wright, Betsy Huggins, Kim Gibbs, Lisa Crib falternatei. Back: L to B-Melinda Mitchum, Sharolette Morris, Cathy Hughes, Joy Jackson, Donna Tindal, Kathy Brennon. L I . : , 1 1 E L 1 E X f xi, Organizations Organizations Organizations The People Who Keep Us ln Line' Picture 1 lWornen's North Fl A 's and House Councill Flow 1 Deanna Collins, Flow 2 Elaine Board, Valerie Meggs, Lee Ann Mullins, Kim Goggans, Carol Plecker, Flow 3' Tanga Lanham, Pam Nichols, Debbie Crout, Cynthia Williams, Ann Carol Grant, Jane Cross, Melissa Miller, Diane Brazil, Sandra Guilford, Picture 2 ilqussell West Fl A 'sl Robert Bresch, Kenny Kelly, Rick Toney, Pick Wade, Lionel Lima Picture 3 llfius- sell East P A 'sl Sylvia Abney, Marsha Weldon, Lou Ann Bailey, Fiachrne Anderson, Cindi Oyches Hkl 'x I sk X . XX X 'x fx 'K X Pk , ,. Picture tt tSenate Officer'sl Flow 1: Rick Toney-Pres Pro-Tem., Tammy Augostinhor Page, Amy Henderson-Sect, Nina Parks- Pres., William Brailsford-Parlramentarian, Picture 2' tlfreshrnan Senatel Bozzie Bosdell, Emanuel Smith, Allyson Burgess, Paul Strange, Al Cheatwood, Robert Norman, Mrke Foster. Picture 3: tSoph. Senatel Laponda Greene. Cheryl Phillips, Mark Vincent tKneeIingJ, Tony Clark, Kirby Winstead, Jonathan Moore. The Senate f- nl- Picture 1: Ur, Senatei Rick Toney. Dora McKnight, Jodie Daniels, Nan Earwood, Phillip Fairchild, Elaine McDonald. Jerry Blayiock. Picture 2' tSr. Senatei Top Booert Walls John Bergman, Doug Brooks Bottom Wayne Dasner, Bernett Mazyck, Isaac Spratt. ACS-Stuclent Nurses Gamma Beta Phi Picture 1: QACSJ Flow 1: JR. Daniels, Curtis Rollins, Jodie Daniels, Stephen Wilson. Row 2: Tammy Tucker, Renee Evans, Whitney Ap- pleton, Melinda Weller, Katherine McDaniel, Theresa Walker. Row 3: Robert Walls, Wayne Dasher, Robby Schilling, Tim Shull, Steve Chanell, Dr, Hudson, Cathy t Sunshine l Hughes, Dr. Odom, Pete Fisher. Picture 2: tStudent Nurses Associationl Flow 1: Donna Blocker, Sandy Griffon, Connie Hiott, Jenni- l., fer Hamilton, Donna Wood, Flow 2: Lois Fer- nandez, Linda Poston, Delores Foster, Susan Stokes. Lynn McJuckin, Tish Fender. Picture 3: lGamma Beta Phil Row 1: Elaine Mc- Donald, Michelle B. Aiken, Sandie Guilford Debbie Cockrell, Lynn Snipes, Amy Hender- son, Brantley Kuglar. Flow 2: Patti Waters, Sylvia Killingsworth, Marina A. Gethers, Ear- line Corder, Sandra Human, Doris Price Wayne Dasher, Dave Smith, Nina Parks. nur 59 1, Prcture 1 QTrr Ps: Chu Row 1 Sahcjy Hefrrgk Lee Arm Mullrhs, Luanne Brrgman, Krm Gag QEUS, CIHGY Daughtery, Sheryl Roberts. la creatra Tatham, Row 2 Dr Barry, l arry l arrr som, Kathy CHDIQY, laura Palme, Marsha Nm son, Mark Vrhceht, Bob Landry, Dwrgm Iyw, Brenda Harrrrrgtoh, Wrhhrfred Wrlshrr, luv Gerry. ROW 3 Pam Crout, Lyrrrm Krrwarrri Prcture 2 Urn Betar Row 1 Bramley Krr,r,1a' Melrhda Weller. Theresa Walker, Terry-,K AITWQISOH, Fieverry Ward, Turhorhy bhali, Rrrw 2 Dayrd Lee, Douglas Brooks, Da.e Srwrtrr Curhs Rollrhs, Allyh Forster Cutlass Staff-Young Democrats -an ff'- Prcture 1 lCutlass Staffl Row lx Lrsa Hams, Tammy Tucker Row 2' John Chrrslran, An- dra McDonald, Becky Rulf, Clndr Dyches, Ell- sabeth Reld, Dwrghl Ives, Prcture 2A lCutIass Photographersl Ball Stephenson, Russell Dye, Randy Cox Not pictured Ronnle Starlrng, Ton: Shrum, Alelandro Feo Picture 3 lYoung Democratsl John Green, Marana Gethers, Anthony Smalls, Cheryl Frost, Regrna Ens- tow, Emmanuel Srnrth, Sylvra Krlllngsworth, Dr Rlson, Bruce Chnslnan, Roland Hall, Ron- nle Great, Jerome Smalls, John Bergman, Apnl Glenn, Debbie Kung, donna Harrison, Loretta Dozrer, Rose Middleton, Jackie Wul- son . rf ax 3 S. f,N 5 4 . A1 S' r r r Y I FP H' .,!'- ill VI r Buo n Prlnt College Beouolloane-Seler Plclure 1 fBuc 'n Pnnll Bow l lArrlurrCl lrrr- deskl Mrs GIIYTWOFQ lAdvls0rl, Kollr Flfrull, l rlll Ann Barley, Anescna Greene, llrna Parll, Laura Lovelace Bow 2 Melrnoa C?il'sOfl. Al' lyson Burgess, Lorn Plnler lEollorl, Fran l rn go, Della Anne Lambert, Dwrgnl Ives, Cheryl Frost, Ken Tanaka, Lee Hull Plclure Q rCol- lege Bepubllcansl Bow 1 Nana Parks, Bagl- Toney, Joe Mosler, Alan Taylor, B J Carnr bell, Krroy Wlnsteao, Jonn McDonald Bw. L Bay Harnlllon, Pnrlrp Farrcnrld, Ml'lllv Bng-.r,n Wrllram Brallsford, Cnertl Holsonoacl- Dwrghl Ives Prcture 3 lSelerl Flow 1 Mrf-, Gilmore fAdVlSOll, John Bergman Bow Q Barbara Mathews, Carol Holol Gary Clw- way, Donna Alexander, Sanoy Gullloro, Fla vra Belcher nl ,mg-',..m-.z.-:.:xS Activities Board-Pres. Scholars ' 1 TC -ag g f' ,Auf 'HS Q ...Y wr , v Q I - in ' 7 s I W . 4 f i Q 4. AN., if 'J ' 5' -JS as H- - ' 4' ,ff S, ,fin e Af Mi' all 1 , . 43.11 if f Jr' USU' Picture 1 tActrvrties Boardl Row 1, Sheryl Roberts, Dwight Ives, Samantha Bissell, Don- na Harrison, Nan Earwood, Kim Wrnburn, Shirley Middleton, Fran McGregor, Donnie Simmons, Virginia Kirkland, Melinda Carson. Row 2' Reggie Moore, Jimmy Daley, Cindy Daugherty, Richard Codispoti, Ricky Brad- shaw, Crndi Dyches Picture 2: lPresidentiaI Scholarsl Row to Linda Eremic, Lawrence Davis, Becky Plotter, Fran Lingo Row 2: Gene Norman, Sharon Reavis, Jackie Plun- kett, Lori Christian, Ricky Leland, Row 3' Te- resa Flowers, Donya Johnson, Elisabeth Reid Row 4' Liz Cooper, Cindy Howie, Rob- ert Fifield, Dr. Smith tAdvisorJ. ff' ,- I A Afro-American Society-Art Club Y' v' : x. -R 1 3 , r ., N P T 1 - i- -1 rt x., h 1 i, 'y,a,-Yu. X ilk 5' A 8 lv' 1 'Q C. 79. Pucxturo 1 lAfro Arnerrcan bomrftyl Hrrav t Jansce Guess, Sylvra Ktlllngsworth, lfttr- Al Ston. Julua Marsh, Anescha Greenff, lllltart Tucker, Cheryl Frost Flow Q Jasper Court ran, Hernett Mazyck, Albert Hlako, Shui:-y MIGGIQTOD, Betty Shaw, Bonita Srhlth, Martha Gethers, Anthony Smalls Flow 3 Donna Brown, Wullnam Lawson, Mrchael Butler, Pa- trlce Foster, Palmer Johnson Prcture 2 tArt Clubl Mrs Mueller-F?o6'rt-ffr. Gerry Lefort, Denrse Turner, Nathantel Brown, Mr Ward lAdvusorl, Dehbro Crout, Rohm Boston, Tammy Butts, Yomaoa Kryomr, Jeff Kalnnoska, Tracy Hollrngsworth J, Psi Kappa Phi Alpha Kappa Alpha Picture 1 lPsi Kappa Phil Row 1 Doug Ea- ton, Lionel Lima, Paul Branharn, Tony Bran- ham, Joel Bedenbaugh, Carlos Monteira, Dennis Mardrs, Joe Mosier Row 2, John Salt- er, Paul Strange, Jimmy Daley, Tony Clark, David Knight, Bobby Turnbleston Picture 2 lAKAl Pow 1 Melanie Foster, Shirley Middle- ton, Casaunora Hall, Sylvia Aoney, Beverly Ward Row 2 Patricia Ravenell, Picture 1: ITKAJ Row 1' Make McCtarne. Jett Bledsoe Row 2 Russell Dye. Jay Hughes, John Terry, Robert Streetman, Jean Norman, Steve Corbrn, Davrd Anderson, Steve Chanel, Rick Jones, Mrcheal Trotter, Phrlrp Stoddard tAIumnust. Row 3. Davrd Felkel. TKA-SKA .,.nr 2 ,.1- f. .' V 'lik v ?'1' I ,D trim' sf 1v1l'v'f,'f 11'F- 9 'Sv:,f,7,'1 - Z. fl 'x K Prcture 2 fSKAj Donna Nrx, Karen Strasko. Catherrne Sorllers, Treva Cusumano, Vrcky Odom, Rooorn Grvens, Nantna Zuercna, Rrta Case, Room Brown, Laura Lovelace. Kathy Cantey, Susan Detreese Alpha Pill Alpha Psi Deira Phi Ano Picture 1: fAlpha Phi Alphal Kneelingi Ber- nette Mazyck, Row 1: James Broome, Otis Williams, Micheal Parker, Alonzo Wilson, Isaac Spratt, Pow 1: Jasper Cothron, William Dunkin, Nate Brown, Brain East, Albert Blake, David Hunt. Picture 2: lPsi Delta Phil Row 1: Diane Brazil, Flow 2: Lucy Armstrong, Kathe Tucker. Pow 3: Jane Cross, Dorcas Herring, Paula Baker. Picture 3: lAlpha Rho Omegal Row 1: Sheryl Roberts, Elaine Board, Tammy Butts, Cindy Locklair, Linda Strianese, Pam Crout, Cindy Jenkins, Row 2: Ann Crocker lAdvisorl, Tammy Wright, Melissa Miller, Cindy Smith, Judy Edwards, Debbie Crout, Nina Parks, Kathy Hurt, LeeAnn Mullins, Row 31 Sandy Williams, Amy Henderson, Angie Chapman, Debbie Gamble. Pam Nichols, Lonita Lee, Alisson Ashmore, Cheryl Tutton. ii A? 'Q I l k X v Phi Delta Chl-APG F'lCturf,- 1 lp'wl Dr-lla Clasp Dm: ,1.oA l lvl' lg' ll v l ucrplm Talhmll, Hrffrlfm l Iruyfl, llllllllfi Hmm 2,0114 lyrlrw Fllmtt. lmlrvllfa llfuwr lwrlllf Klrlq Plcture? Q lAPOl Row l Bwyw Hfmfiflll l Lziwmg, MIM- Shaflcfr, Sum Iwi, lflfw Yearly, Scicnl Wade Row 2 Mfxramll lw' Charles Lecmharcjl, Ramdy Kellum Hlllf Md, welll Flow 3 Gary Cfmway, Kgillll C,mflll'.f-r- ni ' :war ' J 14' Flarwdallpamell N01 Pncturec Robflrr Url-'-mr, -asia .fu -:-f,.f- Q- adfga- fray x It Q. Fi Bruce Ariedge I 5,.2gq?,s,j7-S. U Ik x -. gf 4 'if . - , . 'lf ' '9 - QA-11' ' .qp.L,-7.f.g,- X- Rui uf 523 X -' ' ',1q'4g.I .- ' ' . -:Q+ u LV '?f7' f' .-14. 2.13579 ' fl ' - 1 l , fa 'sem nf , t' X K . lr x . K- - X x l 1 W-Jie? 4 lf, if f- , ,ul s' ' LAR' 'XL 1 I x ? N ,' . , fi.: . l .ff AN . .fm Y! Q, l ntl!! IQO :gn s. . 4 X 1 .71 Q - ,. 1- - - N l l an 1 -9 ff? W' 4,31 -- ,My ll .g,. , y ,....-b-.4 E 4 FCA-BSU Baptlst Young Women Plcture 1' QFCAJ Ftow 1' J D Nelson, John Salter Row 2' Robert Arrubbla, Teresa Thompson, Alan Taylor, Cheryl Tutton, Flob- ble Templeton, Robin Cralg, Mlchael Gnttrth, Penny Lee, Harrret Jetfords, Danny Nrckol- son, Kathy l-lrghtower, Shahrn Zlamr, Luz Coo- per, B J Campbell, Nana Parks, Ron Starlrng, June O'Ournn, Coach Embry lAdvlsorl PIC' ture 2 lBSUl Flow 1 Zeno Smlth lpres J Pro- ture 3 lBaptrst Young WomenlF1ow 1 Wane da Cook, Donna Corbett, Connre Amalak. Jan Wlles, Dana Brown, RODIVI Salyers, Vera Hern, Becky Parker, Susan Worthy ROW 2 Glenda Ellls, Llsa Harns, Alllson Blake, Susan Halton, Elalne Bracken, Melody Cause, Carol Cloer, Sheryl Roberts ROTC-Arnold Air Society lil' I Ag .,.. lllll f HIE' :L Vu llllv l lY,r lil lll,l low ' rf g ?.l Kfl1il'l C,llrlrrrrlrll.lrrr Ifrl'rlr-l llr. .1' f- 'iirrvrlrrlr C,ll.lrlrl', llllrrll.lrr', lmlrl l'r..wr .l1lll,l.jrif,P',UTl, lbrlylrlfllrrll,lo-r,lw1l.l 'rm Row IJ Srllrley Mlrldll-lrlrl llrflrrrrarrl 'f-f4 la' 1 Barbara Gaul Rlrhard lllllr rrrrrullrr l,l l Cwpfflarlri, ,leszrl Slllllfl, I'Alr,lr.1rfl fvrrjrfrw m Earl Walker, Pow 3 lkollqlaf. ,lar l-',l.rr l-1 ward Marlrrl, lynn Klrlfland, .llfllflllll 111,-,rn Thomas Rlppy. Harry Irriarry Plglrlrr-1 lAr hold Arr Soclelyl Row 1 rjoralrl lflrrrargrwr Alfred 5per'lCCr, Mlcllzlel Cllrlrlrrlqharrr Var MHTTITT. Jesse Srrlllh, Darllel Hllllrrlarl Har Dara Gaul James Stroud. Shrrley lflrflfilerrrrl Cyrlthra Kay, Sharon Pauley, Dayld Adrlll Row 3 Ernest Gooch, l yon Krrlfland, .JlTTl!Tllf Yawn, Thomas Ellppy, Mlchael ATVIKIQVSHTI Danrel Wrllrams, Thomas Wrlghl, Earl Vvalder Prcture 3 lJr ROTCJ Flow 1 Edward Slmp- krns, James Stroud Thomas rNACTlAllll2iTl Alonzo Wllxon, Dewey Green. Isaac Spratl Thomas Wrlghl Row 2 Anlornelle Shrlln Mary Mosley, Patlr Waters, Cynthla Kay Sharon Pauley. Robert Bolus, Dale Cox. Mr- chael Todd, Edward l-lamrlron, Frederrcl- Vrdk, Trmorhy Bussey. Charles Lelvlay T ' Ullll l9fF W'l KUWICK, James Copeland Row P Flf'NfU'f Music At Baptist College Picture 1 lChotrl Bow t Tum Lawnng, lsmart Marttnez, Paula Baker, Cnstue Upton, Pam Ntchols, Joseph Locklatr, Steve Johnson, Gavta Taylor, Mtke Sides, Emmanuel Smrth, Scott Wade, Crarg Clesson, Myra Campbell, Jane Cross, Becky Watson, Lynn Sntpes, Dr Cutttno tAdvtsorl Bow 2' Julte Lewts, Terry Anthony, Deanna Futch, Donna Ttldal, Pal truce Bowers, Vera Hern, Kat Thornton, Mrke Parnsh, Jerry Muze, Tony Clark, Jeff Smoak, Pattt Waters, Ltn Krrkman, Booth Salyers, Carol Cloer, Dorothy Bobunson, Lubby Lan- caster, Lucy Armstrong, Palmer Johnson Bow 3 Becky Sheally, Patty Maxwell, Lusa Bttterman, Susan Hay, Daphtn Gardner, Glenda Ellls, Dennls Mardus, Dean Carter. Jrmmy Bhodes Davtd Lee, Bernett Mazyck, Molly Brown, Sherle Nordeen, Beth Farmer, Angela Coupmal Bow A Make Fleeo, Bobby Colltns, Steve Wtlson, Duck Wattt, Muke Shaffer, Bryan Goggans, Barry Keys Ptctre 2 lWarm Summer Baunl Bow t. Steve John- son, Mrke Stoes, Robert Bresch, Craig Cles- son, Scott Wade, Ltn Ktrkman, Keith Lock- laur Bow 2 Chrtstne Upton, lsmart Marttnez, Becky Watson, Paula Baker, Jane Cross. Myra Campbell, Lynn Snrpes -7 'fl -- ' fr EW TQ ?'Z':'a,f 5635 'hZ71iEL'Li'VT'f?F2T5Lf.:Y'S 'f'f33?' .HN nb '1 A 33.4 , Y ,- Pucture 1 1MusrC Therapy CIUDJ View 1 Shery1F?obGr1t,. Vrcke Herser, Teerm hArtr,rwH '- Flow 2 Kathy Tucker, Teresa Sratterfwlrl. Fran Macgregcirr, Joanne Barrel, flarrrlyrw Hancock mdvrsory Pncture? Hellersn Row 1 Robnn Globe. Anna Keliy, Debbre Wrndrmrrr, Derrrck Clark How 2 Melvra Scurry Rgrrrfiy Lee, Kam Woody, Kevrn Tnornpsnn Rrra Meyernoeffer r X ORGANQAUONS OPGANQAUGNS ORGANQANGNS Classes ' 'S ' A ws 'fAHR.'21MBHB1ZSZ !i6'5 ifWk Abney, Sylvia Johnston, SC Biology Adolf, David Charleston, SC Busrness Management Albergoltie, Cynthia Yemasse, SC Psychology J U r l Amerson, Teresa Satelrte Beach, FL Brology Anderson, Michael Summervrlle, SC Busrness Management Anderson, Miranda Cross. SC Busrness , 1 Apple, Susan ' Fasley, SC 3 Fnglrsh Armstrong, Lucy Laurens, SC , Relrgron Ashley, Jo . Walterboro, SC 'X g Elementary Eoucatron r . I X. A t 1 X 1 . 4 3 . . ' ' new it 6 'R-'1 . 1 Q W 1 Ki Atkinson, Gail Cheraw, SC History Aumen, Wayne f Summervrlle, SC Busrness Bailey, Lou Ann , Elloree. SC , K Accountrng , Y i .fb I lk D f , .f , fs Q' V ,w ,. . 49 v f 41 2' L N I H SENIOFKS 1.1 Baker, Paula Georgetown, SC Relrguon Balea, Bonnie Charleston Hts, Sf Accoummg Barnwell, Elaine Goose Creek, SC Busrrmess Barron, Judy Turbevllle, SC Counselrng Barton, Icy Charleston, SC Speech Bergmann, John J. Wellford, SC Polrtrcal Scrence Birgen, Kiptorus Charleston, SC Math Boston, Robin Hanahan, SC Art Braswell, Anthony Seth Ladson, SC Accountrng Brazil, Dianne Rock Hull, SC Fteltgron Breach, Robert Charleston Hts, SC History Brooks, Doug Surnrnervrlle, SC Psychology Q.,-. ' wr , X.-47 iii X .A s f Q an .:7' if 'i Brown, Dinah Morie Sumter, SC Engine-h Brumit, Timothy L. Aiken, SC Sociology Bryant, Evelena Moncks Corner, SC Sociology Burgess, Connie Greer, SC Sociology Bustlo, Steve Summerville, SC Byrd, Kathrino Longwood, FL Education Clesson, Craig Summerville, SC Speech Pathology Cockroll, Debbie Batesburg, SC Accounting Cook, Terry Greenville. SC Accounting Copeland, James D. Charleston, MC Political Science Corder, Earline Batesburg, SC Accounting Corn, Buddy Flock Hill, SC Chemistry Couch, Betsy Linchburg, VA Music Therapy Christian, Peggy Summerville, SC Elementary Education Cross, Jane N. Charleston, SC Elementary Education Cunningham, Michael Goose Creek, SC Math '51 'L +1- Fvfe Cusumano, Treva Sumter, SC Elementary, Education Dasher, Wayne V. Hardeevtlle, SC Chemistry , 1 .4-Q Derryberry, Kathy Summerville, SC History Dickerson, Billy Goose Creek, SC Bible 4gJ : Q ,' , 'I' Dittmer, Cassandra Burton, SC Elementary Education Dobbins, Mary Barnvtlle, SC Elementary Education Dozier, Loretta Manning, SC Business Drinkwater, David Summerville, SC Marketing Etemadi, Sholeh Hanahan, SC Business Ezell, Terry Chesnee, SC Chemistry Fahner, R.B. Ladson, SC Business Fanning, Michael Elloree, SC Sociology Fender, Caroline Branchville, Sc Elementary Education Fennell, Linda Walterboro, SC Elementary Education Fenton, Donald Charleston, SC Business 4-' 4 Q u l 4 31 it Y ' .Q'.,r'a if ,-: Wi. Q I e I -A .,', rf- Q zt- J ...qi Fiddle, J8hel Mwrul-'.f.1,r1wr '.l flffrw-rm1,1r,' I vim ,mfrmr Fleming, Donna Yfifiklrrwllfy NC Melrkwllrlq Fleming, Lee Mrmrmgkf, Currier, 54, Mnrkcfturmq Gamble, Allreda l ynchburg, SC Early Chlldhcimd Fdllgatnrm Garner, David Che-snee, SC Chemnsrty Garrett, Susan Charleston. SC Religion Gaul, Barbara EI Centro, CA English Girard, Kevin Summerville, SC Business Glenn, Boo Greer, SC Criminal Justice Goodyear, Beverly Charleston, SC Music Therapy Goss, Angela Charleston, SC Medical Records Grant, Ann Carol Sumter, SC Elementary Education Grate, Ronny N. Charleston, SC Criminal Justice Greene, Aneshca Jamestown, SC Chemistry Griffin, Laurie Titusyille, FL Math Groggans, Kim New Ellenton, SC Psychology Guilford, Sandie Walterboro, SC Guidance Hall, Roland Charleston Hts., SC Pre-Med Hamilton, John lslandton, SC Religion Hancock, Charles E. McClellanviIIe, SC Religion 4 if , . 1-if 40' 'Ph ln? evdty. I! gf f vu fi. fc- L ,.. Vfft 'ii 3, 9' 4, , 4. Harrington, Brenda Goose Creek, SC Psychology Harrison, Donna Cordova, MD Music Therapy Z Harvey, Pamela Charleston, SC Music Therapy Hay, Susan Cordova, SC Bursness Education Heiser, Vicki Charleston Hts. SC Music Therapy fl rr' 1 J' 2 -Q. ! I v S Henderson, Amy Greer, SC Reluglon Henderson, Patti Greer, SC Nurslng Hinson, David Charleston, SC Educatlon Hiott, Yvonne Columbla, SC Early Childhood Education in 11 ur Q Y -...-gp I We . ' 5 -A XS r N -Ji. , , v V . . Hottman, Laurie Clhnrleslorl Htf., i.f, Flcrrtf,-rllary lfilrr .ttlfl Hunter, Rebecca larlson, SCL Church Munir, Hunter, Ronald Goose Creek, SC Biology Irizarry, Anita Goose Creek, SC Sociology lrizarry, Harry Goose Creek, SC Math Ives, Dwight Summerville, SC Psychology Jackson, Doug Charleston Hts. SC Business James, Geraldine Charleston, SC English Jenkins, Barbara Mt Pleasant, SC Office Administration Johnson, Johnny Saluda. SC Criminal Justice Johnson, Steve Greer, SC Church Music Jones, David M. Charleston, SC Political Science Jones, Lynn Greenville, SC Music Therapy Kerr, Jim Ladson, SC Political Science King, Debra N, Charleston, SC Marketing Kirkland, Virginia Bamburg, SC Religion Kirkman, Lin Columbia, SC Music Education Klepper, Ronald E. Goose Creek, SC Hotel Management Kuwik, Karl Joseph Sylvester, GA Management Laurie, Sox Cayce. SC Early Childhood Education .pas J? ,1 'fi fk ,Ml S Maior, Jodie Barnville, SC Elementary Education Martin, Ed Goose Creek, SC Political Science Leblanc, Laurence L C,,lmrIe1-lon, Sl, Fll1',lr1fr',S Lelort, Gerry Clerrmarmrl, SC Arl Lemay, Charles laoson, SC Maln Leonhardt, Charles Union, SC English Lewis, Julie Harler Summerville, SC Sociology Locklair, Cindy Summerville, SC English Massenburg, Daniel Nuggett, SC Accounting Maultsby, Jane Moncks Corner, SC Physical Education Mazyck, Bernett Summerville, SC Biology , ,,..,Q s McCartt, Melissa Goose Creek, SC Criminal Jusiice McDonald, Andra Summerville, SC Math X X .X. 1- i N . Q iv XX ia 4 i 110. . E .im . f, 4 5. 5 X6 xy: hr kv 1, .s '34 Q X JS ix Fr stff N 'iz .75 V i b Wi -.. ...Trix wall X42 K, r. .K .ML Nix Xxg 5. , S' 1 A .Cr -,r , . .-W. 1,05 -11' gd '-v 32 'L X 'M ll' I ,,-Az W ii i H N R 9 S, V. ,J 5 I k 5 wifi I L is X., McDonald, John W. r . L' 'il , F.' 1. McFarlin, Thomassenia ' lv McKoy, James Middleton, Shirely P nee. Q EC Ma Miller, Melissa Fare? C '. NY Aacfuf f 3 Miller. Selina Amway GA Moss Mims, Billy wlonc-S Crime' SQ P5555 Eiga' J Mitchell, Alvin Ecistc is af 3 E1 Om na J,1s':e Monleiro, Carlos G DP , .'.' -'la Chan- Q 1, ,. 1 Moore, La Bruce Bishrmie SC C55-ga E:a:afT Neal, Thom LEYWQYZF SC Pomical Sc ence Nesmilh, Larry Cfa' elsif' We to l.4a'-effn Nichols, Pam Anderson, SC Psychology Nix, Donna Charleston, SC Business Oberlin, Rein Ladson, SC Business Parker, Becky Union, SC Sociology Parks, Nina Goose Creek, SC Psychology Pierce, Timothy Goose Creek, SC History Pinter, Glenn Rockledge, FL Chemistry Porterlield, Stanley Columbia, SC Physical Education Price, Barry A. Charleston, SC Management Nettles, Susan Walterboro, SC Nursing Newton, Nancy Yonges Island, SC Marketing 'Q' ftx xx S --ry Kgx Price, Doris Dorchester. SC Accoumrrrg Prioleau, Annette Marie Goose Creek, SC Busrness Ramsey, Jim Rock Hull, SC Busrrress Ramsey, Lois Ann Hampton, SC Early Childhood Eoucarrorr Ravenell, Patricia A. St Stephens, SC Accourmrwg Ray, James Marlon, SC Busnrresfs Ray, Randy Sumter, SC Physicai Education Reardon, Cynthia L. Sumter, SC Elementary Education Redner, Roxanne Vero Beach, FL X Business 3 Reid, Caroline Cross, SC Business Rives, Cheryl Greenville, SC Guidance Roberts, Sheryl Summerville, SC f Music Therapy Rogers, Rhonda 7 Springfield, OH Math Rogerson, Patsy Moncks Corner, SC Accounting has Q V 'ew ,Ivy ' '.M., ,, U 1 S Y. pi, A V F, N . I - Y' 4 i 1 5 9 ,asa 'L A - 11 ,1, 1 . -.f,-..: Q Rollins, Curtis Greenville. SC Buology Salley, Fred Salley, SC Flellgron Scott, Valerie Charleston, SC Occupatlonal Therapy Sells, Richard Florence, SC Sociology 'fr . -sf A 'J ' ,7 Shaw, Betty Kungstree. SC Medlcal Flecords Shilling, Robert Lexlngton, SC Chemlstry Shukri, Zaihan Charleston, SC Englneerlng Sims, Linda Charleston, SC Ealry Chrlohood Eoucatron Smalls, Joyce L. Youngs Island. SC Business Smith, Frankie Charleston Hts. SC Elementary Eoucatlon Health and Smith, Margaret Earlu Branch, SC Criminal Justice Smith, Michael Beaufort, SC Physical Education Smith, Zeno Dillion, SC Biology Snipes, Lynn Columbia, SC Music Education Spratt, James Burton, SC Accounting Stancik, Robert Goose Creek, SC Business Stanley, William l-lartsville. SC Political Science Stebbins, Kurt Spartu, NJ Physical Education Sweat, Cathie Aiken, SC Psychology Sweet, Stephen Charleston, SC Tanaca, Hisataka Longwood, FL Marketing Tavoli, Kasra Charleston, SC Business QR fgq X Q Vfr, Yi 11-1 fi ' ..,, -'wi Cs Tucker, Kathy Muiluns, SC Music Therapy Vaughan, Lou Greenville, SC Health and Physalca Vaughn, Rene Sumpsonvnlle, SC Accounting Villanueva, Virginia Goose Creek, SC Art Wade, Scott Summerville. SC Church Musnc Wahab, Razhiah Charleston, SC Cuvul Engineering Waitt, Tommy Summerville, SC Biology Walker, Earl Goose Creek, SC Business Walker, Sharon Yemassee, SC Business Administration Ward, Beverly Youngs Island, SC Biology White, Mitch Columbia, SC Business Management White, Priscilla Youngs Island, SC Medical Records Wilkinson, Deborah Charleston, SC Sociology Williams, Cynthia Garnett, SC Early Childhood Education Williams, Daniel E. Ladson, SC Business Williams, Sandie Loris, SC Guidance Wilson, Stephen R. Lugolf, SC Chemistry 5. -Q 3 W m xi Vi 4 , 'WU' Wren, Tina Charlffsrnrr HIS, SC Gurdance Wright, Tammy Aiken SC Elementary Educatron Yawn, Jimmie Goose Creek. SC Chemistry Young, Janice Jean Rrdgevrlle, SC Polmcai Scrence Young, Sharon McCleIIanvulIe. SC Speech and Drama Young, Steve Orangeburg, SC Relrguon Tj. 104 SGA Gffioers Km Ji Picture 1: Cheryl Foster tPresidenti, Picture 2: Nina Zoe Parks Nice- Presidentj. Picture 3: Dwight Ives fTreasurerJ. Picture 4: Amy Hender son lSecretaryi. 2 U R 'z C51 I Al Holding an elected or appointed office in the Stu- dent Government at Baptist College is an honor as well as a challenge. Holding such an office requires much time, patience, and effort. Although much of the work goes unnoticed by faculty, staff, and fellow students, the reward of meeting challenges effective- ly is usually an exciting experience. Presidents Cabinet 'x l 'P l 1 9? 'I - : QQ L.- ..1.l.. . V Z Senior And Freshman Cffioers I L l tb Q7 Picture 1: lPresident's Caoinetl Top Flow' Lisa Harris, Cheryl Foster, Nina Parks Bottom Row' Jody Giloen, Melanie Graves, Marilyn Woods, Jirnrny Daley, Amy Henderson, Billy Mums Piciure 2: lSenior Class Oflicersl Selina Miller. Ronnie Grate, Melanie Grave Picture 3: llfresnrnan Class Office-rsl Angela Pringle. Jesse Graves, Karen Canley, Rickey COWGII Marshalls James John Bergman Craig Edwin Clesson l Debbie Ann Cockrell Amanda Gay Hendefson 4-ns.. 'NZ' LN I William M. Mims Jr. Doris Elaine Price 'Z Richard Dawson Reid Rhonda Rogers L x 'ir' X . 4 X-..f X-N K.: 4 W I Robert Chris Walton Sandy Lou Williams . W . xi. .-47 4 . W' its x Teresa Maria Arnerson lAlternateJ TimOTfW K- FWGVCG CAFTGVVWHTGJ Aiken, Michelle B. Moncks Corner, SC Arledge, Bruce Charleston Hts., SC Arrubla, Robert Silver Springs, MD Ashmore, Allison Greer, SC Belcher, David N, Charleston, SC Bissell, Samantha Ocala, FL Blake, Albert A. Marion, SC Bledsoe, Jeff Graniteville, SC Brakin, Elaine Greenville, SC Breckenridge, John Alexandria, IN Broughton, Naomi Charleston, SC Brown, Molly Williamsville, NY Burgamy, Vicki Summerville, SC Cantey, Kathy Hemmingway, SC Chapman, Lisa Easley, SC Cheney, Don Annandale, VA Christian, Bruce Columbia, SC Collins, Deanna Nichols, SC Connor, June Charleston Hts., SC Cook, Beth Johns Island, SC li i F i Q tl 5 G99 ,4- 'uv l ti ,gg-4' .. Nw we--1 ig' N ' l Z' 4 ' 495 f . 0- ao 5 r X I .DST -K lv TP Q 1? ,L --r l o Q0- -J f-Q ff ,Q NJ I JUNICDFKS Cox, Dale Summerville, SC Crawlord, John Trinidad, West Indies Croul, Pamela Sawnsea, SC Daley, Jimmie Ridgeland. SC Daniels, Jodie Hopkins, SC Daugherty, Cindy N. Caharleston. SC Davenport, Bruce Newellemon, SC Duncan, Katie Burton, SC Dungan, Bonnie Charleston, SC Dunn, Aaron Kershaw, SC Earwood, Nan Orangburg, SC Fairchild, Phillip Summerville, SC Fallaw, Nan Columbra, SC Felder, Mike Hanahan, SC Felkel, David E. St George, SC Felkel, Denise Columbra, SC Fleming, Alan Thompson, GA Foster, Patrice Columbia, SC Fraizier, Geraldine Charteston, SC Frost, Cheryl Charleston, SC Gallelle, John B. Santa Fe, NM Gamble, Debbie Andrews, SC Gardner, Marilyn Prnevrlle, SC Gibbs, Robin C. Spartanburg, SC Godson, Irene Dorchester, SC Golorth, Cindy Goose Creek, SC Gourdine, Dinah R. St Stephens, SC Graham, Rodney Summerville, SC X l his '-7 'li v-1' Jis .I 4 z ' 4 ,B . fs-+4 'Lf Wav Rita, r-r ,-, 1 ...X L .rx 43 fx Wh-sv Green, Dewey L4--Y-if if . Griffin, Michael Hirrirrwr. i' Griffin, Phil Iffyiivr -f Griffon, Sandy Aiifiriv. Hun ,' Hall, Cassandra W Cwluriibifi Heatley, Clint X , , C,1c,ausQ Crefgl- Sf, Herring, Dorcas Rock Hull, SC Hightower, Kathy Clearwater, SC Hill, Derric Camden, SC Hilton, Susan Flndgeville, SC Hoffman, Barbara Fort Motte, SC Hollingsworth, Tracy W Columbla, SC Holman, Cynthia Pnneland, SC Holt, Augustine Charleston, SC Huff, Kathy Easley, SC Hughes, Cathy Grover, SC Human, Sandra Inman, SC Jackson, Joy Aiken, SC Jenkins, Cindy Pauline, SC Jollison, Mary L. Laurens, SC ' Jones, Steve Aiken, SC Kay, Cynthia Ladson, SC Keys, Barry K. Florence. SC Khaledi, Amir Charleston, SC King, Renee Easiey. SC Kuglar, Brantley Charleston, SC Lancaster, Libby Greer, SC Larrison, L.L. Summerville. SC Lawing, Tim Burton, SC Lawson, Lois Sumter, SC Lrmehouse, Donna Ridgeville, SC ir .'., , IQ -1, . , I.. M K 00 .9 1 sl 'T Livingston, Donna Orangeburg. SC Lloyd, Brenda Hanahan, SC Maddox, Debbie Greenvllle, SC Martin, Dawn Beaufort, SC Martinez, lsmari Holtsville, NY Matricciano, Mike Somerdale, NJ McCormick, Elizabeth Mullins, SC McDonald, Elaine Charleston Hts, SC McKnight, Dora Charleston, SC 23 .,,, 'Q Q Wt . McSwain, Lydia Ladson, SC Merett, Denise Ni Charleston, SC Mills, Rosa Leesville. SC Mitchell, Paul Honea Path, SC Mitchum, Melinda Moncks Corner, SC Mize, Jerry H. Marietta, GA Moore, Reggie Ladson, SC Morgan, Bill Blaurstown. NJ Moseley, Mary H. Goose Creek, SC Motte, Donna Goose Creek, SC Mullins, Lee Ann Greer, SC Nelson, James N. Ft. Myers, FL Oberlin, Noella Ladson, SC Obrien, Beth Flidgeville, SC Odom, Vicky Maudlin, SC Ott, Kary Hanahan, SC Paul, Allen N. Charleston, SC Pauley, Sharon Ladson, SC Pearson, Charles Johnsonville, SC Powell, Velva J. McCIeIIenviIIe, SC Rich, Bonnie Decatur, IL Robinson, Dorthy Blackville, SC Sain, Debbie Marietta, SC Samskey, Dennis Kansas City, KS Shelley, Paula Charleston, SC Shultz, Bryant Ladson, SC Simmons, Henry Moncks Corner, SC Simpkins, Edward Charleston Hts., SC Smith, Faye Y. Summerville, SC Smith, Gail 0. Moncks Corner, SC Smith, Judy E. Cameon, SC Smith, Patricia Moncks Corner, SC Smith, Walter N, Charleston, SC Spratt, Issac Burton, SC Starlinge, Ronnie Warrenville, SC Steadman, Joseph C. Landrum, SC Strasko, Karen Springfield, NJ Strianeee, Linda Titusvllle, FL Sudano, Vance Charleston. SC Talley, Eddie Gaffney, SC Smalle, Anthony Warudo, Sf, Smalla, Anthony Oakly, SC Smith, Brenda D. llr1COlrwlIIe, SC Smith, Dave Cnarleslnon Hts J C Trotter, Michael Modoc, SC Tucker, Marsha Spartanburg, SC Turner, Roger Charleston, SC Turner, Sharon New Ellenton, SC Usselman, Debbie Charleston, SC Vick, Frederick Henderson, NA Wade, Phil Charleston, SC Wade, Rick Chester, SC Walton, Chris Burlington, KY Washington, Charlene Early Branch, SC Waters, Patti Charleston Hts., SC Watlord, Mark S. Summerville, SC Watts, Bobby Clmrlr-'.trrrr T,C, West, Mayhew, Jr. CLh:1rl+'ef.Ir1rr, ful, Westmoreland, Lyndon SllfllllIt'3lVlllt', SC, Wheeler, Samuel Saul, Hondurza-, Wilea, Janet Surnmervulle, SC Williams, John A. Arken, SC Williams, Mary F. Sumrnervrlle, SC Williams, Otis East Orange, NJ Williams, Ted M. Spartanburg, SC Williamson, Katie Sumter, SC Winburn, Kim I-lartsvrlle, SC Wood, Jacqueline Camden, SC Woods, Kay Charleston Hts., SC Woods, Marilyn Rrdgeland, SC Woods, Mike Beauford. SC Woodward, Alan Goose Creek, SC Wright, Sheila Charleston, SC Wright, Thomas, Jr. Buffalo, NY Yearty, Mark Cheraw, SC Yelton, Steve Chesnee, SC Adams, La Shelle Union, SC Al-Edaili, Saud Charleston, SC AI-Khatib, Laila Charleston, SC Al-Otybi, Awad Charleston, SC Alexander, Donna N. Charleston, SC Alston, Edie Murrells Inlet, SC Anderson, Rachine Charleston, SC Augostinho, Tammy Hanahan, SC Avin, Lynn Pampllca, SC Balyeat, Susan Buenos Aires, AR Banks, Richard Charleston, SC Barlow, Sophia Goose Creek, SC Baugh, Sandy Little River, SC Beard, Elanie Cheraw, SC Black, Pam Aiken, SC Blake, Allison Georgetown, SC Boateng, Flexford Charleston, SC Brailslord, William M.T. Greenville, SC Branham, Tony Blythewood, SC Breland, Gordan Charleston, SC Uh 1 .XV 1 4? Y . 1 ' 1 1 Q' -4 .4 Brigman, Luanne W. Columbla, SC Bristow, Regina Mullins, SC Brittain, Debbo Inman, SC Broome, Cindi Surfside Beach, SC Broughton, Sarah Huger, SC Brown, Lynn Ravenville, SC Brown, Melissa N. Augusta, SC Brown, Michelle Moncks Corner, SC Brown, Pamela Hanahan, SC Brown, Robin Milford. DE Butler, Woody Oxford, NC Butts, Tammy Westminister, SC Calvert, Dianne Goose Creek, SC Carothera, Keith S. Columbia, SC Carroll, Linda Ft. Motte, SC Carson, Melinda Orangeburg, SC Causey, Libby Myrtle Beach, SC Clark, Tony Columbia, SC Cole, Tammy Westminister, SC Commer, Denise Rock Hill, SC Connor, Jay Branchville, SC Cook, Wanda Lancaster, SC Corbin, Steve Moncks Corner, SC Cothran, Jasper Spartanburg, SC Cramer, William Charleston, SC Crisp, Jerry Buffalo, SC Crout, Deborah Swansea, SC Daniel, Bruce Columbia, SC Davis, Thelma C. N. Charleston, SC Drafts, Holly Leesvllle, SC Dunn, Becky Kershaw, SC Dyches, Cindy Windsor, SC 1 if 'di if M -' SL' ' Q r 1 5 X :Na+ ,, .A 1- a -0' Y X1 'tri 'x East, Brain, Jr. Ctllllltlblfl, SC Eaton, Douglas Iverness, Fl Edwards, Judy Dlllon, SC Ellis, Glenda Heath Sprlngs, SC Evans, Renee Scranton, SC Fisher, Pete W Columbla, SC Fleming, Linda Moncks Corner, SC Ford, Stafford D. Shulervllle, SC Gadsden, Ira Mt. Vernon, NY Gardner, Daphan Coyce, SC Gauss, Melody Lorls, SC Geathers, Portia Charleston, SC Gethers, Marine Moncks Corner, SC Gethers, Maruin Charleston, SC Gibbs, Debora Burton, SC Girardeau, Kim Greenville, SC Goggsns, Bryon New Ellentorl, SC Gordon, Angela Johns Island, SC Green, Doris Holly l-llll, SC Greene, Laponda Charleston, SC Guess, Jenice Sumter, SC Hall, Anne H. Richmond, VA Hall, Tilda Jackson, SC Hammond, Terry Summerville, SC Hanberry, Sylvia Allendale, SC Harris, Lisa Summerville, SC Hern, Vera Raleigh, NC Hickman, Gail Jacksonboro, SC Hill, Terry Hanahan, SC Hinson, Ralph F. Barnwell, SC Hodge, Alphonso, Jr. Winston Salem, NC Holmes, Catherine Charleston, SC Holmes, Vera Adams Hun, SC Holsonbach, Cheryl Greenwood, SC Hugle, Terri L. Mt. Pleasant, SC Hunt, Linda Summerville, SC James, Patricia L. Ladson, SC Jettords, Harriet Orangeburg, SC Jones, David Clio, SC Jones, Ernest Greer, SC , X if C if xt' i-- , 'J- ' , fi Q i ' . xi' F s I Jr 1 X X Q 1,34 Y.. , ,- ,A P-x,QZV':alV ,t,.,- . y .L 1 so X 'w-if s V,- Lima, Lionel Cowpens, SC Locklair, Joseph K. Summerville, SC Lucas, Victor Charleston, SC Mackley, Mitzi Charleston, SC elif will Keitt, Louise Sente, SC Kellum, Gary Summerville. SC Kelly, Debbie Cayce, SC Kelly, June Bronx, NY Kelly, Kenneth Casey, SC Killingsworth, Sylvia Abbeville, SC Lawson, John Charleston Hts, SC Lawson, William J. Sumter, SC Lee, David Salt Lake City, UT Lee, Lonita Anderson, SC Lee, Tami Summerville, SC Lees, Chris Ft, Myers Beach, Fl. Mardis, Dennis Gaffney, SC Maree, Richard Kershaw, SC Marsh, Julia Beaufort, SC Martin, Joy Charleston, SC Maxwell, Patti Columbia, SC Maza, Rafael Charleston, SC McCray, Stephanie Pineville, SC McGregor, Fran Ruby, SC McGuckin, Lynn Charleston, SC McKeithan, Hank Summerville, SC McMillian, Sherry Charleston Hts, SC Nr--1 Middleton, Evelyn B., Mcolellonvnle, SC ' l l Middleton, Rose M. Eutawville, SC Mims, Jim l-lartsville, SC Monroe, Liz Merritt Island, FL Moore, Terry J. Sumter, SC .I CNA 1 I' , vw -7 hu-V f,..4-4 A x L5 I S Q t it i i if ,I- 6 if 'N-.1 N'- Y AA-' ' v1'Q 3 .:X . M.,ll -4 fp, , Moorer, Valerie Howrrtart, SC Mora, Neyda New York, NY Morris, Sharalette Charleston, SC Moultrie, Albertha Huger, SC Norman, Robert Greenwood, SC O'0uinn, June Walterboro. SC Orr, Bedell B. Moncks Corner, SC Owens, Joseph Beaufort, SC Owings, John Goose Creek, SC Parker, Roy Moncks Corner, SC Peay, Susan Westmlnrster, SC Phillips, Cheryl Charleston, SC Phillips, Michele Bowman, SC Pitts, Lisa Hulton Head Island. Riley, Laurie Charleston, SC Robinson, Kevin Filchmond, VA Rush, David Batesburg, SC Salyers, Robin Belvedere, SC Seagran, Phil Charleston, SC Shull, Timothy W Columbra, SC S l26 Sides, Mike Aiken, SC Singleton, Queen Bonneau, SC Sippel, Stacy Pollys Island, SC Smith, Bruce Charleston Hts, SC Smith, Cynthia Sunset, SC Smith, Jeanette St. George, SC Stanley, Carla Hansville. SC Stokes, Linda Charleston, SC Storay, Dave Greenville, SC Stout, Kathy Kissimmee, FL Summers, Shannon Charleston, SC Talentino, Lisa Nt Charleston, SC Tanner, Denise Summerville, SC Tatham, Lacretia Fair Play, SC Taylor, Brenda Goose Creek, SC Tucker, Lillian Godsden, SC 5 l , vw Tumbleston, Bobby Youngs Island, SC Vincent, Mark Kershaw, SC Walsh, Butch N Charleston, SC Warren, Melinda Charleston, SC Washington, Stephanie L Atlanta, GA Weldon, Marsha Rldgeville, SC Wilson, Sharon Walterboro, SC Windham, Deborah Berthune, SC Winstead, Kirby Honea Path, SC Wood, Donna Bar Harbor, ME Woods, Anthony Clio, SC Woody, Kim Weatherford, TX Wright, Cynthia Charleston, SC Wright, Gwendolyn Holly Hill, SC Wright, Loretta Holly Hill, SC Yaumans, Patricia Allendale, SC Abd, Azzam K. Ohmadi, Kuwait Abdulkadri, Azmi Charleston, SC Abner, Susan Beaufort, SC Abuahmad, Hazem Ahmad, Kwait AI-Khatib, Hala Charleston, SC Alias, Noraini Charleston, SC Allen, Denice Vance, SC Amunro, Judith Charleston, SC Anas, Rozinah Charleston, SC Anderson, Mary Walterboro, SC Andrade, Ernest Charleston, SC Anthony, Teresa Charleston, SC Avin, Julie Pinewood, SC Avin, Rob Pinewood, SC Bailey, Margaret Summerville, SC Barlow, Lionel Goose Creek, SC Bedenbaugh, Joel Greenville. SC Blackwell, Dan Kershaw, SC Blackwell, Lavader Manning, SC Blaiock, Jay Danville, VA Boey, Tuck S. Charleston, SC Bosdell, Bozzle Chester, SC Bowers, Patricia Hanahan, SC Bowles, James Frogmore, SC Boyd, Cathedral St. George, SC Bradshaw, Ricky Anderson, SC Branham, Paul Camden, SC Brenhan, Kathy Westfield, NJ Brown, David North Augusta, SC Brown, Donna MT. Pleasant, SC FRESHIVIAN .. , , x. , , N w fw- 'LFFW ev , ' t 1 N' t 1 ,,'U',,..., v ' v , z-nw ,K 'q-.3 K ' s I - Qiyi, au..- ....,. -fb: . 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NC Craig, Robin Sumter, SC Crawford, Cindy Gaffney, SC Cribb, Lisa Georgetown, SC Cummings, Earlice Wadmalaw Island, SC Daniels, Robert Elloree. SC Davenport, Deedee Newelton, SC Dean, Diane Greenwood, SC Devine, Rex Columbia, SC Dickerson, Johnny Sumter, SC Doe, Donna Pinelancl, SC Doyle, Seconia Walterboro, SC Dunmeyer, Grace Charleston, SC Dyches, Beth Clinton, SC ,nu 51' . ' f ,M A V WF' ts A -4 9 ,Q 4' 4 , N 's-'PM Y X x , 1- fjfl f lt f ry I -'A' 'Q o 'UH v-wv xii' px .- C '-. ' I: ui SJ H Dyches, Gay Clinton, SC Dyer, Myra Bassett, VA Eaddy, Elizabeth Johnsonvulle, SC El- Husari, Neddal Charleston, SC Ellis, Sharon Columbia, SC Escritt, Laurie Moncks Corner, SC Federico, Karla M. Gaffney. 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Charleston, SC ke- Walter, Karen Charleston, SC Washington, Robin Charleston, SC Watson, Becky Sarasota, FL f Wheeler, Deborah Mayesvrlle, SC White, Jacqueline 1 l Charleston, SC Williams, Durand Florence Wilson, Jacqueline Holly Hur, so Wilson, Pamela St, Stephen, SC Woodberry, Kathy Johnsonvrlle, SC Woods, Grady Flrdgeland, SC Wright, William New Bern, NC Zuercher, Martha Spartanburg, SC Classes Classes Classes at Teresa Amerson r Jonn James Bergman VVno's 1 5 i s yg n 4 ry- 1 Q' ,Ja I 5 Lucy Armstrong r Douglas M. Brooks Who I ' x Betsy Gail Couch Terry Hugh Ezell . , ', fa h rs r L Cheryl Ann Foster Kimberly Ahh Goggahs Wno's ef 1-. ' - K-L44 Melanie Arlene Graves Amanda Gay Henderson vw Virginia A. Kirkland Cindy Karen Locklail Who William M. MimS Thomas Minton Neal Nina Zoe Parks ls? 3 X Zeno Patrick Smith Lynn Denise Snipes Faculty X Staff 1554, Faculty f aff a FacuIty!Staff Adrninistration Dr. John A. Barry, Jr. Vice President for Academic Affairs ' 4' 5b:f.- .- , .v.. X.. N. Y 22.85 12: : ...i-2:i---..:.1e:f , 'safiii' ' W' 5:3:2i:3315:' 2:5 '53 45212 -E21 -.lf 2 -. ..s1r:21:Ff, NIV 2 sair eg, Xr:5.':s-- ga Q xr , x ,I . Y S X N Q , X V lik Q: 3.- qt . gs Q 5' fi Dr. John A. Hamrick President f Q 1: 1 I iz, afiln. I 6 y 4 .4 ' 1 f i I Mr. E. Harold Keown, Sr. Mr. Charles L. Price Vice President for Development Vice President for Student Affairs -'XXX , l I 4' -g 0 4 N U Ur . fy 're DW -4 -iwifmeefsri Myra' '- : ,!i,E3f i ni-i l V ' A .i . . i, l ti 6 J. s., O , I 'Z' nr. . ,- 9c'b .S f .wi Picture 1: fBoard of Trusteesl How 1. Dr Fred K. Norris, Jr.. Dr. Joseph R Weber. Mrs Nell P. Lightsey: Dr. Elizabeth C. Peeplesg Mrs. Dorothy Ft. Barnes. Dr Mildred C Bo- marg Mrs. Natalie Dennisg Flow 2' Mr George H. Balentine. Jr.g Sen. John W. Drummond: Mr, Henry R Creech: Dr. JM. Kirkland. Dr Ernest Hite, Jr.g Flev. Lewis E. McCormick, Mr. Grover B. Eaker: Dr Franklin G Mason Flow 3: Mr. Allen R Carter, Jr g Rev Douglas N. Bakerg Rev. Marion A. Woodson. Flev. Au- brey B. Floydg Mr. Joseph W. Holliday, Dr John A. Hamrickg Mr Ralph Bell, Jrg Rev Richard Kellumg Dr Cliff S. Jones Picture 2: tExecutive Secretarlesl Nancy Wilson. Julia Simms, Helen H. Hardin, Lena Brazzell fab' 145 xl , 'NY A4... l Picture 1: tMath Departmentl Sitting: Dr. Bill Crummett tCHairmanl. Standin , left tori ht Q Q Mr. Fred Worthy, Dr. Otis Walker, Ms. Kathy Hoftmaster, Mrs. Beatrice Levine, Mrs. Nan cy Barnwell, Dr. Tony Eklund. Not pictured Dr. Tony Przygocki, Mrs. Hazel Stewart. Pic- ture 2: tChemistry Departmentl Sitting: Dr Steve Hudson, Mrs, Joyce Bagwell. Stand ing: Dr. Clyde Odom tChairrnanJ, Dr. Ken Bonnette. 'x H. I . - . -., ' e T Q-,,,k..,.2 Q - ,. Q -or-' , v ' WH - Cf., .. V 4 ,. .,. 0 A siztf 4 A Ci f e ,mx L 4 V 57 -3 ef QF - A T551 4 T A -N . , - - 5 ,K , f 5:5 ' F , K T4 7 ' ' A ff' QP' :Q ' -II 3 sb. K 'ff 4 o - ' , ,' f 1. ,- ' A .N I - JS ' APT' ' F ,. . My -Q 1 4 I 1 ,06- Yf 'K V I ' A- UX xt... Picture 1: fNaturaI Science Secretarnesp Car ol Bradshaw, Patty Ave-rett Picture 2: fBuoI ogy Departmemtj Left to right Dr Bobble if-:5 N ewar r ames arrler 1 aurmam r ' St 1, D. J B Ch , M Steve Best, .mf- - , ,.5..x fgfggi-31 ,, 'f-711, hf .- 4 , h I - y A ,. '47, A 'Ur 1 il J 4 ,.-1' Picture 1: fSocioIogy Departmentj Mr. Don- ald D. Mundell, Dr. Kaye Sharpe. Picture 2: fSociaI Science Secretariesj Mrs. Bishop, Ms. Barbara Stall, Mrs. Rose Boston, 664 an -CZ., Picture 1: qhlrstory Departmeml Flow 1 Dr Rrson, Dr Sherla Davrs Row 2 Dr Gerald Hasty, Dr Reitzer, Mr James K May, Mrs Linda Goodrng, Picture 2: Joseph M Ward. not pictured Mrs Elrzabeth Mueller-Fioemer 14 .f 4 4 164 , ., r QA,-n ff 0 NP-2 Picture 1: fMusic Departmentj Vrctor H Lawson, Mr. Hall, Mrss Suzanne Rollrns Lou White, Mrs. Carolyn S Hancock, Dr Davao Cuttino tChairmanJ, Lee Ezell fat paanoy Pic- tures 2 and 3: tSpeech and Drama Depart- mentl Dr. Lawrence Vanella, Mrs Delores Jones. Prcture 4: QReIugron Departmenth Dr Thomas E, Pratt 4CnarrmanJ, Dr S M Mayo. Dr, Haro! Keown, Dr Ftembert Truluck Pic- ture 5: fHeIigion Department Secretarrest Mrs Susan Worthy, Foy Wrles gs. 3 U. g, Picture 1: QEngIish Departmentj Sitting: Dr. George Niketas, Carol Drowota, Dr. Charles Smith, Jim Rivers, Dr. Lionel C. Lackey. Standing: Tunis Flomein, Dr. Silas H. Harri- son, Harold Overton. Picture 2: tliconomics Departmenti Dr. Royce Breland, Mr. Stanley F. Ricketts, Dr. A.C. Flora, Mrs. Katherine Huger. Picture 3: lNursing Departmentj Su- san Garland-Bengur, Sandra Parks, Eliza- beth Myers, Muriel Horton, Lonell Jones, Harriet Robinson, Susan Bynum, Kathy King, Patti Frikerson. Picture 4: lEnglish Language lnstitutei David Spencer, Dr. Harold Overton, Ellie Smith, Carol Plecker, Picture 5: Human- ities Secretariesi Blanche McFall, Ada Hart- man, Ethel Crott, Cheryl Boditord. fr. 23 Y' Q Ns. 15 .O '99 ssihi-4. Picture 1: fAthletic Departmentl Row 1' Howard Bagwell lAthletic Directorl, Amelia Martin lWomen's Volleyball and Basketball Coachl, Howie Bagwell lSports Information Directorl, Chuck Welty lTennis Coachl, Wayne Embry lAssistant Basketball Coachl, Pow 2i Taylor Brooks lGolf Coachl, Phil Carter lMen's Basketball Coachl, David Burke fTrainerl, Tommy Seitz lAssistant Bas- ketball Coachl, Thad Talley lAssistant Athle- tic Directory Not pictured: Bill Bustle lBase- ball Coachl, Jim Settle lPhysical Education Department Headl, Dr. Sharon Gaunt and Sandra Talarico fPhysicaI Education Profes- sorsl. Picture 2: Brian Mullinax lGIub Advi- sorl. Picture 3: tSports Information Stahl Bow 1 Linda Conzel, Janet Hodge, Lori Pinter, Teri Anthony, Karen Strasko, Susan Peay. Bow 2: Tammy Cole, John Salter, Howie Bagwell, Lonnie Gardner, Debbie Ful- ton. Picture 4: Nina Parks lSchool Nursel. Picture 5: Gail Hughes fAthletic Secretaryl, Julie Griffin lPhysicaI Education Secretaryl, Picture 6: Eddie Marquez lSoccer Coachi rw' ye- U 'H wwf J, Q 5' 9 1 K li 1 58 , .'S , 25 -,X1- I 1 I 41 A - ' Y ETT' Vs 4 7 . N .2 K H1 sl ' ICQ 1-wr JUAZF. D Picture 1: lseatedl Thelma Elkrns, Head Lrbrar- ran, tleft to rrght standrngl Lrnda Tyler, Crrculaf tron Dept, Stephen Clark, A-V Agurstrons Dept . Enrd Causey, Reference Dept, John Chrrstron, Audrofvrsual Dept 3 Pamela Bauer, Catalogurng Dept , Merle Doran, Reference Dept Picture 2: fLrbrary Staffl Row 1 Fran Rowlrnson, Bob Tay- lor, Jrmmre Dudley, Catherrne German Row 2 Pat Bennett, Maureen Atkrnson, Brenda Smrth, Susan Robertson, Rhonda Atchrson Row 3 Al- rce Benson, Maxrne Mazur, Bobbye Lee, Angelra Fesler, Nancy Bledrng Picture 3: lRDTC staffl Row 1 Tsgt Willram C Hanna, Ruby Jones, Sgt Terry L Johnston Row 2' Tsgt Gary E Coffman. Lt Col James T Themes, Capt David L Stone Picture 4: lData Processrngj Row 1 Fe Mutuf tuna, Al Lacour, Jr , Nancy Morgan Row 2 Bren' da Mannrng, Lynn Brown, Janrce Wrllrams, Bar- bara Bradham Laurence Leblanc Picture 5: lBusrness Dept J left to rrght Kay Rogers, Debbe Hostetter, Sandra Holman, Rrta Chapman, Pic- ture 6: lBookstore Staffj left to rrght Ruth Ayrom, Danny Wrllrams, Carol Brady Campus Staff i N, Y -, 1' 1 z V5 C. S. JONES HALL 1 . ' AoMsN15TRATnON A .f?f-K '. 1 -fn: 2 -47 . ','1' - - ' ,.-V Y Q a .i 3? -ev, ,K I ' an' f Qfqf I . I ,, 0 I' , Q , . 1. . . - lsvdrq gli V 'l li '2 TS Picture 1: Frances Stone, Payroll Dlrector Pic- ture 2: Larry Barley, Assistant to the Vice Press dent for Business Alfalrs Picture 3: Brenda Wyr rck, Purchasing Agent Picture 4: Calvin Stone, DlrectorfStudent Loan Receivables Picture 5: Boyce Breland, Comptroller Picture 6: Ollver L Barnes, Vice President for Business Alfalrs 5,40 TR .Xl Y' g ,f-4 ' . xl' , 'K 1 W, , ,,,,,,,,.w-or Business Department Z ZR e 5 F 159 .a I rw' nl .S 0 0 r 'ff' .WS-2 X Q:- 'Z' W--me gv ' 4 .- E73- I 1 I f . fi X 'SIA Student Services X- .Jo- N! Af X431 fb Picture 1: tlnternatronal Servrcesl left to nght Larry Thompson, Coralrsa Brownrng, Joyce Farr Picture 2: fAdnnrssrons Staffl left to rtght Fleo Norton, Susan l-lollroay, Llnoa Ktngery, Sandra Hodges, Noreen Vogt Picture 3: tlftegrstrarl Flow 1' Donna Malphrus, Bonnre B Gregg, Jean- ne P Norrrs Row 2 Donna Haggard, Darla S Mrlls, Charlotte Strnchcorno tNot otctureo Bea Grtffrn, Nan Hayes, Jo Collrerl Picture 4: tCoon- Selrng Centerl left to nght Cam Love. Forman Touchberry, Ann Crocker, Harold Keown, Jr Picture S: tfkdmrssrons Counselorsl Flow t Janus Benehaley, Barbara Meao, Pam Shows Ftow 2 Wlaker Wrught, Eodre Marquez Picture 6:lFtnancnalArdls1ttrng Earl Black standrng left to nght Edrth Watford, Charlsey Smlth, Tom Dean, Jeannre Allston, Flosemarre Baker Pic- ture 7: fVeteran's Affarrsl left to rrght Ed iViHfTlfN, James E Jones Student Services Picture 1: fPosf Office Staffi left to ngnft Norna Rice, Kath Wade. 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RILEY AGENCY INC. Insurance-Real Estate Joseph P. Riley-President Gerald Stelling, Jr.-Vice Pres If ,yggmgffggg 13 Broad St. nut.:-'H' - 'JL V 723 0624 THOMAS W. MYERS, GLU Estate 81 Business Insurance 6 Magnolia Square 133 East First North Street Summerville, S.C. 29483 Editor Andra McDonald ff'- ,f?E..f 'i 'i' N ' ' ' ' in 'N 5 - . -mlm -sv . .mvnswwfw Abdo-Azzam, Khaled 128 Abdulkadri, Azmi 128 Abney. Sylvia 12, 62, 72, 80 Abu-Ahmad, Hazem 128 Adams, La Shelle 118 Adolf, David D. 77,80 Aiken, Michelle B. 66, 108 Albergottie, Cynthia 80 Alexander, Donna 2, 69, 118 Alias, Norainl 128 Al-Khatib, Hala 128 Al-Khatib, Laila 118 Allen, Denice 128 Alston, Edie Jane 71, 118 Al-Edaili, Saudi 118 Al-Otybi, Awadah 118 Amaker, Connie Faye 76 Anas, Razinah 128 Amerson, Teresa Marie 63, 67, 80, 104, 107 Amunro, Judith 128 Anderson, Mary Betty 128 Anderson, Miranda O. 80 Anderson, Michael Lee 77, 80 Anderson, Rachine J. 62, 118 Anderson, William D. 73 Audrade, Ernest 128 Anthony, Teresa Gail 128 Anthony, Terry 78 Appleton, Whitney J. 66 Arledge, Bruce West 108 Armstrong, Lucy 6, 7, 74, 78, 80, 104 Arrubbla, Robert 42, 76, 108 Ashley, Josephine P. 80 Ashmore, Allison L. 74, 108 Atkinson, Chloris G, 80 Augostinno, Tammy Sue 64, 118 Aumen, Jerald W. Jr 80 Avin, Julie Ann 128 Avin, Loretta Lynne 118 Avin, Robert Furman 128 Bailey, Lou Ann 12, 62, 68, 80 Index Bailey, Margaret 128 Baker, Paula Kaye 6, 63, 7 , 78, 81 Bales, Bonnie Sue 81 Baltimore, Ken Lee 55 Balyeat, Susan Elaine 118 Banks, Richard T. ll 118 Barlow, Sophia Jean 118 Barnwell, Maybelle E. 81 Barron, Judy Melisa 81 Barton, lcy Mae 82 Batzel, Joanne 79 Baugh, Sandra A. 118 Bedenbaugh, Joel Lynn 72, 128 Belcher, Davia Joyce 12, 69, 108 Bergmann, John James 13, 65, 68, 69, 82, 104, 106 Birgen, Kiptorus 82 Bissell, Samantha Rae 70, 108 Bitterman, Lisa 78 Black, Albert 74 Black, Pamela Gail 118 Blackwell, Daniel G. 128 Blackwell, Lavader 128 Blake, Albert Anthony 71 Blake, Elizabeth A. 76, 108, 118 Blaylock, Edwin J. 65 Bledsoe, Jeffrey H. 73 Blocker, Donna Hadwin 66 Board, Elaine 12, 62, 74, 118 Boating, Rextord 118 Bodison, McKither 55 Boey, Tuck Sai 129 Bolden, Cassandra 6 Boleman, Sherril 59 Bolus, Robert Byron 77 Bosdell, John L. ll 64, 75 Boston, Robin Lynn 71, 82 Bowers, Anna Patrice 78, 129 Brackin, Thelma E. 76, 108 Brailsford, William T. 64, 69, 118 Bradshaw, Richard P. 70, 129 Branham, Paul Edward 72, 118 Braswell, Anthony 82 Brazil, Peggy Dianne 62, 74, 82 Breckenridge, John W. 55, 108 Breland, Gordon K. 118 Bresch, Robert Gary 12, 62, 82, 78 Brennan, Kathleen A. 60, 129 Brigman, Nancy L. 63, 67, 119 Bristow, Regina Gil 68, 119 Brittain, Deborah E. 119 Brooks, Douglas M. 1 65, 67, 82 104 Broome, Cindi 119 Broome, James Louis 74 Broughton, Naomi 108 Broughton, Sarah Ella 119 Brown Dinah Marie 76, 83 Brown Donna Marie 71, 129 Brown John David 129 Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brumit Bryant, Melissa Hope 119 Molly Kim 69, 78, 108 Michelle 12, 119 Nathaniel 71, 74 Pamela Ellen 119 Robin Kay 73, 119 Carol Lynn 119 Timothy L. 83 Evelena E. 83 Bryk, John Paul 129 Bull, Vernetia B. 129 Bullard, Edward Paul 129 Burgamy, Vicki Ann 44, 108 Burgess, Allyson M. 64, 68, 129 Burgess, Connie Julia 63, 83 Bussey, Timothy 77 Bustle, Steven 42, 83, 164 Butler, Michael Van 71, 129 Butler, Woody 119 Butts, Tammy M. 71, 74, 119 Byrd, Katherine E. 83 Calvert, Diane M. 119 Campbell, Billy Joe 69,76, 129 Campbell, Martin B. 129 Campbell, Mrya G. 78, 129 Cantey, Karen B. 129 Cantey, Kathy Yvette 67, 73, 108 Caraballo, Evelyn 129 Carothers, Keith 75, 119 Carroll, Linda Faye 119 Carson, Melinda Rose 69, 70, 119 Carter, George Dean 78, 129 Case, Rita Faye 73 Causey, Libby Ann 59, 120 Cerillo, Monica G. 59 Channell, Stephen K. 66, 73 Chapman, Angela C.74 Chapman, Lisa Faye 108 Cheatwood, Alfred C. 64 Cheney, Donald Edward 108 Chidress, Leslie 6 Christian, Bruce 68, 108 Christian, Lori Jo 70 Christian, Peggy 84 Chu, Sinh 130 Clark, Derrick 79, 130 Clark, Sylvia Judy 130 Clark, Tommy 130 Clark Tony Randal 72, 78, 120 Clesson, Craig Edwin 78, 83, 106 Cleveland, Robert S. 42, 43 Cloer, Lynne Carol 76, 78, 130 Clyde, Beth 130 Cochran, Jasper 71 Cockrell, Debbie Ann 66, 83, 106 Codispoti, Richard 70 Cole, Tammy Ann 120 Collins, Deanna A. 62, 108 Collins, Robers E. 78 Comer, Deborah D. 120 Conella, Tony 130 Conner, June Alice 108 Connor, Eugene John 120 Conway, Gary R. 69, 75 Conzel, Linda Gale 130 Cook, Mildred E. 108 Cook, Wanda Sue 76, 120 Cook, Terry 84 Cooper, Jackie E. 70 - Cooper, Liz 76, 130 Copeland, James D. 77, 84 Corbett, Donna Lisa 76 Corbin, James Stephen 73, 120 Corder, Earline 66, 84 Corn, Robin Terry 130 Corn, Ray Douglas Jr. 84 Cothram, Jasper E. 74, 120 Couch, Betsy Gail 84, 104 Coupmal, Angela 78 Cowell, Richard Allen 130 Cox, Dale R. 68, 77, 109 Craig, Robin Lynne 76, 130 Cramer, William 120 Crawford, Cynthia 130 Crawford, John lan 109 Cribb, Lisa A. 60, 130 Crisp, Jerry Lynn 120 Crocker, Ann 63 Cross, Jane 12, 62, 74, 78, 84 Crout, Deborah Mae 62, 71, 74, 109, 120 Crout, Pamela Faye 63, 67, 74 Cummings, Earlice 130 Cunningham, Michael C. 77, 84 Cusumano, Treva Lynn 73, 85 Daley, James Gary 63, 70, 72, 109 Daniels, Joseph L. Jr 5, 65, 66, 109 Daniels, Richard A. 66 Daniels, Robert 130 Dasher, Wayne V. 65, 66, 85 Daugherty, Cindy Ann 67, 70, 109 Davenport, Deidra Lee 130 Davenport, H. Bruse 63, 109 Davis, Lawrence Scott 70 Davis, Thelma C. 120 Dean, Janet Diane 130 Defreese, Susan 73 Derryberry, Kathy B. 85 Dickerson, John H. 130 Dickerson, William E. Jr. 85 Dittmer, Cassandra L. 85 Divine, Rex M. 130 Dobbins, Mary H. 85 Doe, Donna M. 130 Doyle, Seonia Y. 130 Dozier, Loretta 68, 75, 85 Drafts, Holly E. 120 Drinkwater, David M. 42, 86 Droze, Peggy 46 Duncan, Katy 109 Duncan, William M. 74 Dungan, Bonnie P. 109 Dunmeyer, Grace R. 130 Dunn, Ralph Aaron 109 Dunn, Rebecca Ann 120 Dupleich, Larry 44 Durham, Jimmie Lee Jr. 37 Durham, Sheliah 6 Dyches, Bethany Elois 131 Dyches, Cindi 62, 68, 70, 120 Dyches, Helena G. 131 Dye, Russell 68, 73 Dyer, Myra 131 Eaddy, Elizabeth D. 131 Earwood, Leona N. 64, 65, 70 109 East, Brian Jr 74, 120 Eaton, Douglas Carl 72, 120 Edwards, Judy A. 74, 121 Edou, Koffi 69 El-Husari, Neddal 131 Elliott, Deborah L. 75 Ellis, Glenda Jean 78, 120 Ellis, Sharon F. 131 Eremic, Linda W. 70 Escritt, Laurie 131 Etemadi, Sholeh 86 Evans, Alice Renee 66, 120 Ezell, Terry Hugh 42, 86, 104 Fahner, Richard 86 Fairchild, Philip 65, 69, 109 FalIaw,sNan 6, 110 Fanning, Michael G. 86 Farmer, Susan Beth 78 Federico, Karla Maria 131 Felder, Mike 110 Felkel, David E. 73, 110 Felkel, Denise O. 12, 63, 110 Fender, Caroline 86 Fender, Lertitia F. 66 Fennel, Linda M. 86 Fennell, Patricia L. 131 Fenton, Donald 86 Feo, Alejandro 131 Ferlita, Maria 44, 63 Fernandez, Lois R. 66 Fiddle, Janet 87 Fierro, Luis R. 131 Fifield, Robert S. 70 Fisher, Peter Lloyd 37, 39, 66, 121 Fleming, Alan F. 110 Fleming, Donna S. 87 Fleming, Fleetwood L. 87 Fleming, Linda A. 59, 121 Flint, Pamela S. 132 Flowers, Teresa Rose 70 Fogle, Dan E. Jr 132 Ford, Donald W. 132 Fort, Dale 121 Foster, Allyn Eugene 67 Foster,AmeIia D. 66 Foster, Cheryl Anne 104 Foster, Melonie 72 Foster, Patrice 63, 71, 110 Foster, William M. 64 Frazier, Geraldine 12, 110 Freeland, Deborah J. 77 Frost, Cheryl Yvette 63, 68, 69. 71, 110 Futch, Deann 78, 132 Gabriel, Geoffrey A. 132 Gabriel, Nicholas 132 Gadsen, Ira Decosta 121 Gaines, Edward H. 132 Gamble, Alfreda Denis 87 Gamble, Deborah F. 5, 74, 110 Gamble, Francis M. 48 Gambrell,George M. 132 Ganzalez, Luis 4, 132 Gardner, Daphan D. 78, 121 Gardner, Lawrence L. 132 Gardner, Marilyn B. 110 Garner, David R. 42, 87 Garrett, Susan R. 87 Gaul, Barbara R. 77, 87 Gause, Melody M. 76, 121 Geathers, Portia M. 121 Geiger, William K. 132 Generette, Judith 132 Gethers, Marina A. 66, 68, 71, 121 Gethers, Marvin 121 Gibbs, Debra Yvonne 121 Gibbs, Kimberly G. 60, 133 Gibbs, Robin 79, 110 Gibson, Wilhelmena A. 59 Girard, Kevin 87 Girardeau, Toni Kim 121 Giuseppe, Bellia 133 Givens, Robbin S. 73 Glazier, Faith 133 Glenn, April 68, 133 Glenn, Walter Allen 88 Glordans, Charles 77 Godson, Irene 110 Goforth, Cynthia P. 110 Goggans, Bryan Max 78, 121 Goggans, Kimberly Ann 6, 12, 6 67, 80, 104 Gooch, Ernest 77 Goodman, Francine 133 Goodwater, Alexis M. 133 Goodyear, Beverly E. 88 Gordon, Angelia L. 121 Goss, Angela 88 Gourdine, Cindy Kate 133 Gourdine, Dinah R. 110 Graham, Rodney E. 110 Grant, Ann Carol 12, 62, 88 Graves, Jessie Ann 133 Graves, Melanie 104 Grate, Ronny Alonza 68, 88 Green, Dewey M. Jr. 77, 111 Green, John David Jr. 68, 133 Greene, Laponda R. 64, 121 Greene, Anescha 68, 71, 88 Greene, Doris C. 121 Greene, Maxine 6 Griffin, Laurie Beth 88 Griffin, Michael R. 76 Griffin, Phillip C. 111 Griffith, Ralph M. 133 Griffon, Cassandra R. 66, 111 Groves, Tony Lee 133 Guess, Jenice A. 71, 122 Guilford Sandra Kay 62, 66, 69, 88 Gunn, Tina Louise 133 Hall, Alice M. 122 Hall, Anne Kathryn 122 Hall Casaundra M. 72, 111 Hall, Roland D. 68, 88 Hall, Sheila Diane 133 Hamilton, Edward 77 Hamilton, Jennifer T. 66 Hamilton, John Milton 88 Hamilton, Ray William 69, 133 Hammond, Terry Lynn 122 Hanberry, Sylvia T. 122 Hancock, Carolyn 79 Hancock, Charles E. 88 Harper, Sonia K. 46, 133 Harrington, Brenda 67, 89 Harris, Lisa Kaye 68, 76, 122 Harrison, Donna 68, 70, 74, 89 Harrison, Susan 7 Hartley, Sandra A. 133 Harvey, Pamela 89 Hay, Susan Yvonne 78, 89 Heatley, Clint 111 Heiser, Vicki Lee 79, 89 Henderson, Amy 64, 66, 74, 90, 105, 106 Henderson, Patricia L. 63, 80, 90 Henry, Janet 133 Hearn, Brenda Ann 46 Hern, Vera N. 76, 78, 122 Herring, Dorcas L. 74, 111 Hetrick, Sandra Britt 67 Hewett, Tammy Jean 46 Hickman, Gail E. 122 Hightower, Mary K. 76, 111 Hill, Joseph D. 39, 111 Hill, Lee 69 Hill, Terry Lynn 122 Hilton, Joan C. 133 Hilton, Susan B. 76, 111 Hinson, David Leon 90 Hinson, Ralph F. 122 Hiott, Connie Y. 66 Hiott, Harriet Yvonne 90 Hodge, Alphonso Jr. 122 Hodge, Janet Leigh 133 Hodges, Ricky S. 133 Hodges, Thomas Lane 133 Hoffeditz, Anthony V. 133 Hoffman, Barbara A. 111 Hoffman, Lauie Rich 91 Holdt, Carol 69 Holeman, Wanda 12 Holland, Gene Anthony 133 Hollingsworth, Tracy 71, 111 Holman, Cynthia 63, 111 Holmes, Catherine 122 Holmes, Vera Ann 122 Holsonback, Cheryl J. 69, 122 Holsenback, Robert A. 133 Hoist, Carole Ann 133 Holt, Augustus 111 Howie, Cynthia L. 70, 133 Huffman, Daniel Eugene 77 Huff, Katherine Ann 111 Huggins, Betsy 60 Hughes, Cathy Lynne 60, 66, 111 Hughes, J. Daniel 73 Hughes, Elmond Lee Jr. 133 Hugie, Terri Lea 122 Humidi, Hatim M. 134 Human, Sandra Beth 66, 112 Hunt, Linda Gail 122 Hunt, William David 74 Hunter, Rebecca Lynne 91 Hunter, Ronald Lewis 91 Hurt, Kathy Dee 74, 134 Hutchinson, Richard D. 77 Ibrahim, Zaiummi 134 lshak, Siti Halijah 134 lrizarry, Anita L. 91 lrizarry, Harry H. 77, 91 lves, Scott G. 75 lves, Dwight S. 67, 68, 69, 70, 91 lves, Marshall 75 Jackson, Douglas 77, 91 Jackson, Mary L. 134 Jackson, Nellie Joy 60, 112 Jackson, John W. 77 Jacobus, John 41 Jamaluddin, Shahrain 134 James, Geraldine 91 James, Patricia L. 122 Jettords,Harriet J. 59, 76, 122 Jenkins, Cecilia D. 63, 112, 134 Jenkins, Barbara Ann 91 Jenkins, Cynthia L. 63, 74 Jenkins, Sharon Ann 134 Jett, Carol A. 134 Johnson H. Steve 78, 91 Johnson Donya L. 70, 134 Johnson Johnny 91 Johnson, Johnson, Palmer E. 71, 134, 78 Sammie S. Jr. 91 Jollison, Mary Lynn 112 Jones, David M. 91, 122 Jones, Ernest L. 1, 122, 63 Jones, Melanie L. 92 Jones, Richard R. 73 Jones, Robert Stephen 112 Kennedy, Joseph F. 55 Kennedy, Edith D. 134 Kerr, James W. 92 Keys, Barry Kermit 112, 78 Khalil, Majdi 134 Khalil, Zyad 134 Khaledi, Amir Hossain 112 Killingsworth, Sylvia 66, 68, 63, 71, 123 Kim Won, Jung 134 King, Donna Renee 112 King, Debra Lazeal 68, 75, 92 Kirkland, Virginia A. 70, 92, 105 Karklnad, Lynn E. 67, 77 Kirkman, Lin Sidney 78, 92 Klepper, Ronald E. 92 Klinect, Kenneth L. 134 Knight, John David 72 Kotfi, lkou 135 Kryomi, Yomada 71 Kuwik Karl Joseph 77, 92 Kuglar, Brantley E. 67, 78, 112 Lagrant, Millie Ann 135 Lambert, Della Anne 69 Lambert, Denise 135 Lancaster, Carolyn E. 112 Lancaster, Libby 78 Lanham, Tanga Diane 60 Larrison, Larry Lee 67, 112 Landray, Robert Alan 67 Lawing, Timothy Paul 75, 78, 112 Lawson, Lois Annette 112 Lawson, Jerome 71, 123 Lawson, John E. 123 Leblanc, Lawrence L. 93 Kalke, Lisa Hope 134 Jordan, Steven L. 134 Kay, Cynthia Jean 77, 112 Kallnoski, Jeff Leo 71 Keitt, Louise 123 Kellum, Gary Randolph 75, 123 Kelly, Carole Anita 134, 79 Kelly, Debra Faye 123 Kelly, June 123 Kelly, Kenny D. 62, 123 Lee, David 2, 67, 78, 123 Lee, Ernest 135 Lee Lonita 74, 123 Lee Randy 79 Lee Penny Michele 76, 135 Lee, Tami 123 Lees, Christine Marie 123 Lefort, Henry G. IV 71, 93 Leland, Richard G. 48, 70, 135 Lemay, Charles Arthur 77, 93 Leongardt, Charles W. 75, 93 Lewis, Julie 78, 93 Lima Lionel 62, 72, 123 Limehouse, Britt T. 38 Limehouse, Donna M. 112 Lingo, Shirley Fran 68, 70, 135 Livingston, Eva D. 75, 113 Lloyd, Brenda 75, 113 Locklair, Cindy Karen 60, 74, 93 105 Locklair, Keith 78 Locklair, Joseph 78, 123 Lockridge, Lynn 6, 7 Long, Rudy 36 Lott, Cathy Deion 135 Lovera, Leonarco 135 Lovelace, Laura Sue 69, 73 Lucas, Victor W. Jr. 123 Lundy, James Alfred 48 Lusk, James Randall 135 Macgregor, Fran 79 Mackley, Mitzi Lisa 123 Maddox, Debra L. 63, 113 Major, Jodie 12, 63, 93 Malphrus, Michelle R. 135 Manigault, Doris B. 135 Mardis, Dennis James 12, 72, 78 Maree, Richard A. 124 Marsh, Julia Ilene 71, 124 Martin, Dawn Suzanne 113 Martin, Edward 77, 93 Martin, Marjorie Joy 4, 124 Martinez, lsmari 78, 113 Massenburg, James D. 94 Matinez, Jose Manuel 135 Matricciano, Michael 48, 113 Matthews, Barbara Ann 69 Maultsby, Jane L. 94 Maxwell, William L. 75 Maxwell, Patty 124 Maza, Rafael A. 124 Mazyck, Bernett 65, 71, 74, 63, 78, 94 Mccartt, Melissa A. 94 Mcclain, Michael C. 73 Mccormick, Elizabeth 63, 113 Mccray, Stephanie 124 McDaniel, Susan K. 66 McDonald, Andra Mae 68, 94 McDonald, John W. 69, 95 Mcfarlin, Thomassenia 95 Mcgregor, Frances 70, 124 Mcguckin, Lynn 66, 78, 124 Mckeithan, Henry 124 Mckenzie, Stephanie R. 135 Mcknight, Dora D. 65, 113 Mckoy, James 95 Mcmillan, Sherry E. 44, 123 Mcmillian, Thomas L. 77 Mcpeak, Kathleen Z. 135 Msswain, Lydia 113 Meadows, Steven A. 55 Meggs, Valarie E. 63, 135 Mellard, Dawn Deanne 135 Merrett, Ruby Denise 113 Meyerhoeffer, Rita A. 135, 79 Middleton, Evelyn B. 124 Middleton, Rose M. 68, 124 Middleton, Shirley M. 12, 70, 71. 72, 77, 95 Miller, Edith Clyde 135 Miller, Selina Joy 95 Mills, Fleming Ross 113 Mims, William M. Jr. 95, 105, 106 Mims, James Alton Jr. 36, 37, 39, Reggie 113, 63 124 Mitchell, Alvin 95 Mitchell, Paul E. 113 Mitchell, Teena Marie 79 Mitchum, Melinda Dale 60, 113 Mize, Jerry H. 78, 113 Mokhtar, Roslina 136 Monroe, Elizabeth 124 Monteiro, Carlos A. 72, 95 Moore, Levi Reginald 70 Moore, Labruce 38, 95 Moore Robin 136 Moore, Terry Jonathon 64, 124 Moore, Moore, Wayne Sheridan 136 Moorer, Valarie A. 125 Mora, Neyda 125 Moraine, Gerald K. Moran, Christopher 136 Morgan, William 113 Morris, Sharolette R. 60, 125 Morrison, Cheryl 136 Mosley, Mary H. 77, 114 Mosier, Joseph R. Jr. 69, 72, 136 Motte, Donna Denise 114 Moultrie, Albertha 125 Mousa, Majdi 136 Mullins, Lee Ann 12, 62, 67, 74, 114 Myers, Lori Ann 136 Nawir, Suhaiman M. 136 Neal, Thomas Minton 95, 105 Nelson, J.D. 76, 114 Nelson, Marsha 67 Nelson, Stephanie N. 136 Nesbit, Susie 136 Nesmith, Larry Van Newton, Nancy Ellen 96 Nguyen, Thi Hanh 136 Ng, Kim Eng 136 Nichols, Pamela Jean 12, 62, 74, 78, 96 Nicholson, William D. 76, 136 Nix, Donna Lynn 73, 96 Nordeen, Mary Cherie 136, 78 Norman, Robert Eugene 64, 70, 73, 125 Norton, Ralf Wilhelm 42 Nunez, Juan 136 Oberlin, Noella 114 Oberlin, Rein Dieter 96 Obrien, Virginia E. 114 Odom, Vickie Antoinet 6, 73, 114 Odu, Abimbola 136 O'quinn, Tammy M. 136 O'quinn, June A. 76, 125 Orr, Bedell Brown 125 Osei Wusa, Prosper 136 Ott, Karen Denise 114 Overstreet, Phyllis 136 Owens, Joseph M. 125 Owens Reginald R. 136 Owings, John Hayes 125 Paine, Laura 67 Parker, Michael W. 40, 74 Parker, Rebecca Sue 76, 96 Parker, Roy 125 Parks, Nina Zoe 64, 66, 68, 69, 74, 76, 96, 105 Parnell, Sherri Lynn 136 Parnell, George R. 75, 136 Parrish, Michael E. 78, 136 Paul, Frederick 114 Pauley. Sharon Lynn 77, 114 Pearson, Charles 114 Pearson, Nancy E. 136 Peay, Susan Jane 125 Pendarvis, Deborah C. 136 Perez, Garcia 136 Phillips, Cheryl E. 64, 125 Phillips, Janice M. 125 Phyall, Annette 136 Phyall, Annie 136 Piedmont, Paul M. 42, 43 Pierce, Timothy K. 96 Pinter, Glenn Anthony 38, 96 Pinter, Lorri Marie 69 Plotter, Rebecca E. 70, 136 Pitts, Lisa 125 Pope, Philip Lin 137 Portertield, Stanley 96 Poston, Angela Lee 136 Poston, Linda N. 78 Pozo, Monica 137 Pratt, James R. 111, 137 Pressley, Jacqueline 137 Price, Barry Arden 96 Price, Doris Elaine 66, 63, 97, 106 Prioleau, Annette M. 97 Raley, Gina Aline 46, 59 Ramsey, Lois Ann 97 Ramsey, James D. Jr. 97 Ravenell, Patricia A. 72, 97 Ray, James R. 97 Ray, Randy Dixon 41, 98 Reardon, Cynthia Lynn 98 Reavis, Sharon Kay Redner, Roxanne Jean 98 Reed, Michael Kamin 137, 78 Reid, Caroline 98 Reid, Elisabeth Andrea 7p68, 70 137 Reid, Richard Dawson 107 Rhode, James C. Jr. 137 Rhodes, James 78 Rich, Bonnie Marie 114 Richardson, Howard D. 55 Richburg, Barbara 137 Riley, Laurie Ann 125 Rippy, Thomas Ray 77 Rives, Cheryl 98 Roberts, Sheryl 67, 70, 74, 76, 79, 98 Robinson, Amy D. 137 Robinson, Dorothy L. 114, 78 Robinson, Kevin 125 Rogers, Rhonda 98, 107 Rogerson, Patsy B, 98 Rollins, Curtis E. 66, 67, 99 Rossman, Diane Lynn 137 Rouhani, Soheil 137 Ruff, Rebecca Diane 68, 137 Rush, John David 125 Sacik, Florence Ann 138 Sain, Deborah A. 114 Salyers, Robin Lynn 2, 5, 76, 78 Salter, John Reynolds 72, 76 Samskey, Dennis M. 55, 114 Salley, Fred Lewis Jr. 99 Sanders, Loris 138 Santana, Marlett 138 Satterfield, Teresa D. 79 Schilling, Robert L. 78, 99 Scott, Valerie S. 99 Scurry, Melvia Jean 138, 79 Seagran, Philip W. 125 ' Sells, Richard 99 Shaffer, Michael P. 75, 78 Shaw, Angela 138 Shaw, Betty J. 71, 99 Shealy, Becky Ann 78, 138 Shelley, Paula Wendy 114 Shrum, Antoinette L. 77 Shukri, Zaiham 99 Shull, Timothy L. 66, 67, 125 Shultz, Bryant Wayne 114 Sides, Michael Alan 78, 126 Simmons, Donald L.Jr. 70, 138 Simmons, Henry 114 Simmons, Sharon E, 138 Simpkins, Edward L. 77, 114 Sims, Linda 99 Singletom Queen H. 126 Sippel, Stacey Ann 126 Smalls, Audrey Mae 138 Smalls, Joyce Lee 99 Smalls, Anthony 68, 71, 115 Smalls, Anthony Jerome 12, 68. 115 Smith, Bonita 71 Smith, Brenda Denise 115 Smith, Bruce Lyndon 126 Smith, Cynthia L. 74, 136 Smith, Cathy Ann 138 Smith, Chris 138 Smith, David Paul 66, 67, 115 Smith, Emanuel 78, 138 Smith, Emmanuel K. 64, 68 Smith, Faye 115 Smith, Frankie 99 Smith, Gail Oretta 115 Smith, Jeanette 126 Smith, Jesse C. 77 Smith, Judy E. 115 Smith, Margaret E. 100 Smith, Melanie Jayne 138 Smith, Michael David 100 Smith, Patricia 115 Smith, Walter Waitus 115 Smith, Zeno Patrick 76, 100, 105 Smoak, Jett C. Jr. 78, 100, 105 Snipes, Lynn Denise 66, 78, 100, 105 Snipe, Stacey M. 138 Snook, Frank 138 Sox, Laurie L. 92 Spencer, Alfred S. 77 Spillers, Catherine P. 73 Spratt, lsaac James 65, 74, 77, 100, 115 Springs, Dorothy J, 138 Stancik, Robert F. 100 Stanley, Belinda 59 Stanley, Carla Sue 126 Stanley, William E. 100 Starlings, Ronnie 76, 115 Steadman, Joseph C. 115 Stebbins, Kurt Arlon 40, 100 Steiner, Robert A. 48 Stephenson, Earle W. 68 Stevens, John M. 138 Stewart, Cynthia E. 63 Stokes, Linda 126 Stokes, Susan S. 66 Storay, Dave Earl 126 Stout, Kathy 126 Strange, Paul H. 64, 72 Strasko, Karen Ann 73, 115 Streetman, Robert E. 73 Strianese, Linda 74, 115 Stroud, James A. 77 Sudano, Vance Allen 115 Summers, Mary Shannon 126 Summer, Sandra 139 Swan, Charles D. 139 Sweat, Cathie Lynn 100 Talentino, Lisa 126 Talley, Eddie Wayne 55, 115 Tanner, Sandra Denise 126 Tanaka, Hisatake 63, 69, 100 Tatham, Lacretia A. 67, 75, 125 Taylor, S. Alan 69, 76, 115 Taylor, Brenda Ann 126 Taylor, Gavin Hall 139, 78 Tavali, Kastra 100 Templeton, Robert E. 76, 139 Tennille, Eric R. 55 Terry, Jon Roy 73 Thomas, Mary J. 1, 39 Thompson, Kevin E. 139 Thompson, Theresa M. 76 Thornton, Katherine A. 139, 78 Tindal, Donna Jane 60, 78, 139 Tindal, Sharon Laney 139 Timmerman, John T. 38 Todd, Michael Davis 77 Toney, Richard M. 12, 62, 64, 65, 69, 116 Trotter, Michael C. 73, 116 Tucker, Katherine E. 74, 79, 101 Tucker, Lillian N. 71, 126 Tucker, Rhonda M. 116 Tucker, Tammy 68, 78 Tumbleston, Robert B. 72, 127 Turner, Denise 71 Turner, Roger 116 Turner, Sharon Ruth 116 Tutton, Cheryl M. 74, 76, 139 Tyner, Deborah Louise 139 Usselman, Debra Ann 46, 59, 116 Upton, Christen 78 Wilson, Van Dross, Annette M. 139 Vaughan, Don Ray 38, 39 Vaughan, Margaret L. 101 Vaughn, Lisa Rene 101 Venesky, Helen 59 Vick, Frederick E. Jr. 77, 116 Vlllanueve, Virginia 101 Vincent, Mark Laval 64, 67, 127 Wade, Jonathan Scott 75, 101, 78 Wade, William P. 116 Wade, Carl R. 62, 116 Wahab, Razhih 101 Waitt, Richard Monroe 78 Waitt, Thomas Loyd 102 Walker, Charles Henry 41 Walker, Earl 77, 102 Walker, Sharon Elva 102 Walker, Theresa 66, 67 Walls, K. Robert 65, 66 Walsh, Dwight 127 Walter, Karen Sydney 139 Walton, Robert Chris 107, 116 Ward, Beverly 67, 72, 105 Warren, Melinda C. 127 Washington, Shirlene 116 Washington, Robin D. 139 Washington, Stephanie 127 Waters, Patti Jo 66, 77, 78, 116 Watford, Mark S. 116 Watson, Rebekah D. 78, 139 Watts, Robert Dawayne 117 Weesner, Amy Aleada 46, 59 Weldon, Marsha A. 12, 49, 62, 127 Weller, A. Melinda W. 66, 67 West, Mayhew P. Jr. 117 Westmoreland, Boyd L. 117 Wheeler, Deborah L. 139 Wheeler, Samuel M. 2, 117 White, Ernest M. 102 White, Jacqueline E. 139 White, Priscilla Ann 102 Wiles, Janet Linda 76 Wilkinson, Deborah L. 63, 102 Williams, Daniel 77, 102 Williams, Cynthia D. 12, 62, 102 Williams, Durand K. 139 Williams, John 117 Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams , Mary F. 117 , Otis Lamar 74, 117 , Sandie Lou 74, 102, 107 , Ted Michael 40, 117 on, Katherine 117 Wilson, Alonzo Dexter 74, 77 Wilson, Jacqueline D. 68, 139 Wilson, Pamela W. 139 Sharon Denise 127 Wilson, Stephen Ray 66, 78, 102 Wilson, Winitord F. 67 Winburn, Kimberly Ann 70, 117 Winburn, Kenneth P. 70, 110 Windham, Deborah R. 79, 129 Winstead, Kirby C. 64, 69, 127 Wood, Donna Mai 66, 127 Wood, Jacqueline K. 117 Woodberry, Kathy D. 139 Woods, Anthony G. 127 Woods, Mike 38, 117 Woods, Kay Elizabeth 117 Woods, Marilyn Annette 117 Woods, Grady Lanier 139 Woodward, Alan Aubrey 117 Woody, Kimberly Ann 79, 127 Wren, Tina Marie 103 Wright, Cynthia 127 Wright, Chiquetta J. 60 Wright, Loretta 127 Wright, Tammy Lynn 63, 74, 103 Wright, Shelia 117 Wright, Thomas 77, 117 Wright, Wright, William H. 139 Gwendolyn 127 Yawn, Jimmie L. 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