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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

JAPTIST COLLEGE AT CHARLESTON LIBRARY Baptist College At Charleston Presents Cutlass ' 82 Student Life 3 Charleston is a city full of cul- ture and history that has managed to maintain its past while moving toward the future. The beauty of the Holy City has attracted attention all over the nation. Each year tourists come to enjoy the sites of Ft. Sumter, the Battery, Charlestown Landing, Magnolia Gardens, Middleton Place, and the Marketplace. As a student of Baptist College, one has many opportunities to ex- plore and enjoy the beautiful city of Charleston. The city of Charleston, being a superb tourist attraction in itself, welcomes visitors who are sure to have an inspiring and cul- tural visit. The purpose of Orientation, as stated by chairman Billy Wright, is to draw the freshmen into the Baptist College family and to fa- miliarize them with their new home away from home. The theme Sailing with the Bucs car- ried visions of fun and good times in the future. This year ' s festivities included: Play Fair, the President ' s Reception, Club Drop-In, watching TV. in the Buc room and a tour of the proposed chapel — which left you wanting more. This is what it ' s all about — a one week crash course on learning to become a col- lege student and a member of the Baptist College Family. Orientation Committee Front row: Aaron Dunn, Billy Wright (chairman); 1st row: Keith Car- others, Barbara Hoffman, Terry Hammond, Linda Hunt, Tammy Tucker, Debra Tyner, Fran McGreggor, Melinda Carson, Su- san Winters, Dawn Martin; 2nd row: Liz Cooper, Debbie Crout, Tammy Butts, Nan Earwood, Sam Bissell, Sheryl Roberts, Cindy Daughtery, Reggie Moore, Darlene Summerford, Cindi Dyches; 3rd row. Rex Divine, Bryan Goggans, Bruce Smith, Phyllis Overstreet, Molly Brown, Donnie Simmons, Sylvia Killingsworth, Sandra Sum- mer, Marshall Ives, Jeff Smoak, Reggie Owens, Dee Dee Daven- port, Otis Williams, Richard Maree, Phillip Fairchild, Sharon Turner, Albert Blake, Cheryl Phil- lips, James Brown, Kirby Win- stead, Ted Williams. Sailing With fk 8 Student Life Student Life 11 12 Student Life And May Day May is the month of beauty. This is evident at Baptist College during May Day Festivities. Terry Cook, a Business major from Greenville, was chosen as the 1981 May Queen. Lisa Harris, an Education major from Summerville was chosen as Maid of Honor. The May Court consisted of Cindi Broome, Molly Brown, Michelle Brown, Beth Dyches, Gay Dyches, Cheryl Foster, Cheryl Frost, Kim Gog- gans, Jodie Major, and Lee Ann Mul- lins. The Danny Leonard Orchestra and Dr. David Cuttino provided music. The Season For Jr-Sr And ' This is the BIG NIGHT! I for- got to make reservations for sup- per. What am I going to do with my hair!! You could hear these outcries throughout the dorms as students got ready for the Junior-Senior. It was a night that everyone planned for weeks and looked forward to with anxiousness. This year ' s Junior-Senior was held at the Oaks Country Club in Goose Creek. The theme Southern Nights fit perfectly with the old plantation house. 16 Student Life The Big Event . . . Graduation I should have stayed on the farm. This was the thought pon- dering many B.C.C. Seniors as they waited for the line to move forward to their place among the graduates. Graduation was held in the Gail- lard Municipal Auditorium on May 17, 1981. The guest speaker, former governor Mr. James B. Ed- wards, now head of the Depart- ment of Energy, was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humanities after he gave encouragement and inspiration to the Baptist College graduating class of ' 81. Also present to provide musical entertainment were the B.C.C. Choir and Band. Student Life 17 B.C.C. Air Force Cadets Baptist College at Charleston is proud to have one of the fastest growing Air Force R.O.T.C. units in the United States. Lt. Col. James Thomas was assigned to reconstruct the unit after the enrollment dropped drastically a little more than two years ago. Today, Charles Lemay and Mike Todd lead the unit of 81 cadets involved in rebuilding their outfit. Twenty-six members of the 1981 graduating class entered the U.S. Air Force through the R.O.T.C. program. Associated with the unit are two organizations — Angel Flight and the Arnold Air Society. These two organizations have added great- ly to their evergrowing branch of the United States Air Force. 18 Building A Tradition — — — PLEASE 00 NOT SIT- - OR PLACE OOKS } OR Si L TRAYS OKL OBJECTS OTHER THAN SLIDES ON THIS SUDl. EDIT? STAFF ! When We Aren ' t Hard — ii n At Work Studying There was a certain mist in the air as the BCC Activities Board set up for the Halloween Carnival. The special night set aside for the carnival arrived along with all who dared to take a trip on the Terror Train. Many campus clubs and organizations en- tered a booth in hopes of raising money for members. The carnival featured everything, from a kissing booth with Lauren Locke which had to declare bankruptcy, to a jail which Tony Snell came to know very well. Festivities continued the next night with the Halloween Disco. Witches, goblins and ghosts danced to the Monster Mash until midnight bells chimed sending all back into hiding un- til next year. A Weekend Of Fun And Fright! 32 Student Life B.J. Thomas Graces Baptist College Ch a pel Audi torium Ground brea k ing Groundbreaking was held October 27, 1981 for the Baptist College Chapel-Audito- rium. Two thousand enthusiastic people turned out for the ceremony. The ROTC color guard opened the cere- mony by presenting the colors. The Baptist College chorus, band and Tellers were pre- sent to provide musical entertainment. We were very fortunate to have Mr. B.J. Thomas as our featured guest. Baptist Col- lege chose to honor Thomas because his life is built upon the same foundation which the chapel is to be built; Jesus Christ. A recipient of the Male Vocalist of the Year award, winner of four grammies and the first gospel artist to achieve platinum sta- tus, Thomas gave inspiration to all who attended. For his contributions to the field of Christian music, Thomas was awarded with an honorary Doctorate degree of Hu- manities. The chapel will be named after Dr. W. Norris Lightsey because of his stewardship, faithfulness, dedication and love to this in- stitution. Dr. Lightsey, chairman ot the committee of Twenty-two, along with members of his family, were publicly hon- ored for their efforts and gracious contribu- tions toward the construction of the Light- sey Chapel-Auditorium. The International Set This year we are very fortunate to have with us 250 foreign students here at Bap- tist College. These students represent the countries of Malaysia, Japan, India, Venezuela, El Salvador, Turkey, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Chile, Brazil, Greece, Iran, Jordan, Ke- nya, Korea, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Trini- dad, and Bolivia as well as Egypt, Cuba and Puerto Rico. Imagine what it ' s like to be in a totally different environment, speaking a new language, eating Baptist College food, and trying to adapt to a new culture, then you 11 have a vague idea ot what it ' s like being a foreign student at Baptist Col- lege. Sports 41 Bucs Finish With A Fine 20 Win Season We ' re Going For 44 Sports All We Can Win The BCC Baseball team pouted a striking 20-14 season under the di- rection of Coach William Bustle. This is fantastic considering that they played against teams from UNC- Wilmington, University of South Carolina and Campbell Uni- versity. While the squad is looking line, several new recruits will add some strength to the infield. Mike Rog- ers, left-handed pitcher; Stan Cot- tis, pitcher; Mike Werkin, catcher and John Spitzmiller are but a few of the newcomers that will boost the team s depth in the 1981-82 sea- son. When asked about the goals of next year ' s team, coach Bustle re- plied; We ' re going for all we can win. Lady Bucs Spike Excitement With 30 Wins Soccer: A 48 Sports In The Grass Bucs Score With Another Winning Season Playing soccer isn ' t just a phrase being kicked around Baptist College. For the soccer team, it ' s a meaningful life full of action and ambition. Last year the team had a sensational win- ning season of 8-7-2. This year the team really out-did themselves with a grand season of 11-5-1. Coach Eddie Marquez should be commended for the terrific job he has done with the team this year. With his leadership the team played and defeat- ed teams such as Georgia Southern and Flagler in the NCAA Division I. This year ' s team captains were Jeff Kalinoski and Don Chenney. Soccer may not be the most popular sport in today ' s headlines, but one can be certain that playing soccer for Bap- tist College is a real kick in the grass. Tee Off With BCCs Golf Team Front Row. Skipper Tucker, Shane Cleveland, Dick Curtis; Back Row: Coach Taylor Brooks, Jimmy Waring, Scott Bodden; Not pictured: Ralph Norton, Bob Ashdown. Sports 53 Bottom Row: (left to right) Sam Clements, Kenny Klinect, Randy Terry, Rusty Holley, Howard Jones, and Al Dunn; Top Row: (left to right) Ben Nkata, Roy Parker, Mike Hackett, Wally Villa, Danny Nicholson, Glenn Gorton, and Pete Williams. Their coach is Mark Embler (not pictured). BCC Cross Country We ' ve Got Spirit How About You? Front Row: Joy Jackson, Susan Ferencz, Tamara Hartung, Melinda Mit- chum,Kathy Kiesel; Second Row. Kim Gibbs, Sandy Griffon, Dana Pat- m i Tindal: Back R ° w: Trac y Thompson, John Channel, Billy Wright, Tim La wing, David Carter, Donnie Simmons Buccaneer spirit was genuinely boosted this year by the newly suited and experienced cheerleading squad. Under the excellent leadership of Billy Wright and Sandy Griffon, the squad learned that discipline, hard work and long hours paid off with the enthusiastic crowd needed for home court advantage. Several cheerleaders attended the cheerleading camp in North Carolina this past summer which provided the squad with new ideas for chants and pyramids. Coach Howard Bagwell accompanied the squad to the Chattanooga Basketball Classic in Tennessee which enabled the squad to view other cheerleading squads in an effort to gain a better understanding of what cheer- leading is all about. The close of this basketball season sees many sen- iors on the squad graduating and the new ones antici- pating the coming year. Looking to next year ' s student body they say, We ' ve got spirit, how about you? Sports 57 BUC POWER Phil Carter, now in his second year as head Basketball coach at Baptist College, has turned the tide for the Bucs ' basketball program. Much needed improvement was made in every statistical area. Eddie Talley remains the leading scorer for the Bucs. There are two other players, however, that have really made their mark on the scoreboard throughout the year. Howard Richardson and McKither Bodison have been hearing the chants of the cheerleaders and crowds yelling, Raise that score! , and they have been doing just that. The team ' s sudden winning streak at the end of last season had Coach Carter and assistants Wayne Embry and Tom Seitz looking with eagerness upon the season to come. Entering this year ' s season, the Bucs held the nation ' s second-longest winning streak due to victories in their final five games of last season. Much credit is due to the coaches and team members for a job very well done this season. More aggression and spirit is prevalent among the coaches, team members and especially the fans. This is definitely the attitude of a winning team, but this is only a beginning for the Bucs. We ' re behind you all the way Big Bucs! Front Row: Jim Tiessen (Student Assistant), Richard Richardson, Marcus Neal, Marcus Beasley, Jerry Minter (Manager) Pete Perry Barry Whetsell Howard Richardson, Tom Seitz (Assistant Coach); Back Row. David Burke (Trainer), Wayne Embry (Associate Coach), McKither Bodison, Doug Young John Breckenndge, Tom TenBroeck, Dennis Samskey, Eddie Talley, Jack Avent, Jr., Reggie Walker, Phil Carter (Head Coach) B e A•g g r e•S S i Ve The Fantastic Shakers Baptist College is THE College of Charleston! The Bucs proved this statement with a final Homecoming game score of 73-69 in overtime. The capacity Crowd yelled and screamed constantly urging the Bucs to victory against their crosstown rivals — The College of Charleston. Excitement had been building all week with activities including a pep rally which ended with a cougar burn, introduction of Homecoming candidates at Convocation, and a dance featuring The Fantastic Shakers following the game. The Homecoming contestants were presented during halftime. Dorcas Herring escorted by Doug Eaton and sponsored by Psi Delta Phi was crowned Queen. The first runner-up was Michelle Brown, the second runner-up was Robin Brown, and the third runner-up was Julia Marsh. In the ever so popular words of Aaron Dunn, this year ' s Home coming was too fine ! 1982 Lady Bucs This year ' s Lady Bucs have put forth a lot of hard work, mixed well with aggressiveness and hustle. Even though they didn ' t have a winning season, the nationally ranked teams they played, such as the College of Charleston, Pembroke, and Georgia Southern, definitely knew the Lady Bucs were a team to be contended with in the future. The four seniors will be greatly missed next year by the entire school. This year ' s team consisted of: Libbey Causey, Velva Powell, Sheila Brown, Debra Fulton, Belinda Stanley, Amy Wessner, Mena Gibson, Karen Barrow and Brenda Dubose. As it has been said many time, Everyone can ' t be a winner. The Lady Bucs have found this out the hard way this year, but things WILL get better! 64 Sports Sports 65 Lady Bucs In Action Life On The Run 1981 Track And Field The Baptist College Track team continued their winning tradition by posting a season of 14 wins and 5 losses. Under the fine leadership of coaches Howard Bagwell, James Settle and Thad Talley, the Buccaneers were able to beat teams such as (JSC, Pembroke, Clemson, and Fur man. Members of the 1980-81 team included: Jerry Blaylock, Ted Williams, Alonzo Wilson, Jasper Cothran, Allyn Foster, Al Hodge, Anthony Howell, Steve Jordan, Ken Klinect, Dan Nicholson, Roy Parker, Jim Perry, William Powell, Mike Ri- chey, Claude Spencer, Fred Bullock and Randy Terry. Several promising Ail-American recruits for the 1981-82 sea- son are: Al Dunn, James Quinn, William Cooper and Daryl Anderson. Swing With The BCC Tennis Team Kneeling: Sherry McMillian, Liz Cooper, Harriet Jeffers; First Row: Coach Welty, Cindy Goforth, Maria Ferlita, Celeste Scarpa, Dianne Black, Lynne Gamble, Vicki Heiser; Back Row: Larry Dupleich, Dave Storay, Lee Locklair, Walter Stanton, Joel Benefield, Tommy McDonald, Mike Knight; Not pictured: Jeannette Dupleich. Volleyball USC-Spartanburg Tournament 9 25 81 Dpntrjl IVpsIpvan 7 1-1 71-15 ISM L Ci 1(1(21 r rt Jit oll A ± J - - ' J.J J.U 9 25 81 Wofford 15-5, 15-1 9 25 81 Furman 15-7, 9-15, 17-15 9 26 81 Limestone 15-1, 15-6 9 26 81 USC-Spartanburg 10-15, 15-6, 15-6 9 29 81 UNC-Wilmington 15-4, 15-8 9 29 81 UNC-Charlotte 15-7, 7-15, 5-15 10 3 81 North Greenville 15-2, 15-12, 9-15, 15-4 10 6 81 Benedict 15-1, 15-2 10 6 81 Coastal Carolina 15-8, 15-1 Date Opponent Score 9 18 81 USC-Spartanburg 12,15, 13-15 9 18 8 1 Francis Marion 5-15, 13-15 College of Charleston Tournament 9 19 81 Francis Marion 13-15, 13-15 1 USC-Spartanburg 17-15, 15-7 9 19 81 College of Charleston 12-1S, 1115 9 1 9 8 1 Western Carolina 10-15, 15-7, 6-15 9 19 81 USC-Aiken 15-3. 15-7 9 21 81 Ersktne 6-15, 15-11, 17-15 9 21 81 Winthrop 15-10, 6-15, 16-18 USC-Spartanburg Tournament 9 25 81 Central Wesleyan 13-3, 13-15, 15-10 9 25 81 Wofford 15-5, 15-1 9 25 81 Purman 15-7, 9-15, 17-15 9 26 81 Limestone 15-1, 15-6 9 2b 81 USC-Spartanburg 10-15, 15-6, 15-6 9 29 81 UNC- Wilmington 15-4, 15-8 9 29 81 UNC-Charlotte 15-7, 7-15, 5-15 10 3 81 North Greenville 15-2, 15-12, 9-15, 15-4 10 6 81 Benedict 15-1, 15-2 10 6 81 Coastal Carolina 15-8, 15-1 Francis Marion Tournament 10 9 81 College of Charleston 15-12, 5-15, 11-15 10 9 81 Francis Marion 10-15. 15-10, 6-15 10 9 81 Gardner- Webb 15-8, 15-2 10 10 81 Furman 15-11. 15-11 10 10 81 Winthrop 6-15. 13-15 10 10 81 UNC- Greensboro 15-12, 15-5 10 15 81 SC State 15-0, 15-1 10 15 81 Coker 15-4, 15-0 10 17 81 Winthrop 9-15, 11-15, 11-15 10 19 81 Coastal Carolina 15-1. 15-7 10 19 81 College of Charleston 15-12, 12-15. 9-15 10 23 — 10 24 81 Coastal Carolina Tournament Coker 15-6, 15-8 Concord 15-3, 9-15. 15-12 St Andrews 15-5, 15-6 USC-Spartanburg 13-15, 1115 Coastal Carolina 15-8, 15-9 Concord 19-17, 15-5 Francis Marion 10-15, 4-15 10 27 81 U NC- Wilmington 15-11, 15-9 10 27 81 College of Charleston 15-6. 15-6 10 28 81 Coker (3 out of 5) 15-9, 15-4, 15-0 11 3 81 Francis Marion 15-10, 15-4, 10-15, 15- ' . 11 5 81 SC State 15-7, 15-1 11 11 81 College of Charleston 10-15, 115, 3-15 State Tournament 11 12 81 Francis Marion 15-11, 11-15, 2-15 11 13 81 Newberry 15-5, 15-9 11 13 81 Furman 5-15, 15-8, 15-13 11 14 81 Winthrop 11-15, 6-15 11 14 81 USC-Spartan burg 15-7, 15-3 11 14 81 Francis Marion 15-8, 8-15, 15-8 11 14 81 Winthrop 9-15, 0 -15 AIAW Region Two Tournament 1119 81 Western Carolina 15-11. 2-15. 13-15 11 20 81 Tennessee-Martin 15-12. 16-14 1981 TEAM RECORD: 34-20 rack ± JL CI l_ XV 3 7 81: Pembroke 72, Baptist 70 2, Marshall 48 2. 3 14 81: Baptist 93, George Mason 65, Carson Newman 24. 3 19 81: Miami (Ohio) 115, Baptist 56, Citadel 32. 3 28 81: Florida Relays, 13 points. 4 4 81: Carolina Relays, 13 points. 4 11 81: Dogwood Relays, 8 points. 4 18 81: Furman Invitational: South Carolina 97, Baptist 84, Furman 70, East Tennessee 55, [ Citadel 41. Western Carolina 41. Campbell 36, Brevard 30. VMI 11. Presbyterian 1. ! 4 25 81: Clem son 83. Baptist 72. 5 2 81: State Meet: South Carolina 212. Baptist 135, Furman 114, Citadel 67, Francis Marion 37, Voorhees 4, Presbyterian 2. 5 9 81: Spec Towns Invitational, 17 points. ' ( 1981 Team Record 17-5 Baseball Date Opponent Score 2 27 81 South Carolina 1-12 3 2 81 North Carolina 7-6 ( 3 2 81 USC-Aiken 4-1 3 5 81 USC-Aiken 6-3 3 9 81 UNC-Charlotte 3-2 3 9 81 UNC-Charlotte 1-6 3 10 81 UNC-Charlotte 12-3 3 12 81 Citadel 1-11 3 13 81 Francis Marion 7-12 3 14 81 Campbell 5-4 3 14 81 Campbell 2-0 ;1 3 19 81 Tennessee 6-13 3 20 81 Furman 6-7 3 21 81 Furman 9-4 3 24 81 Salisbury 5-6 3 25 81 Salisbury 8-1 3 27 81 Furman 15-12 3 28 81 Furman 16-8 3 31 81 Francis Marion 12-2 4 3 81 Wilmington 6-3 4 4 81 Wilmington 8-7 4 7 81 Armstront 3-1 4 7 81 Armstront 4-0 4 11 81 Campbell 4-5 4 10 81 Campbell 9-4 4 11 81 Campbell 10-9 4 17 81 East Carolina 2-3 4 17 81 East Carolina 3-5 4 18 81 East Carolina 7-9 4 23 81 South Carolina 3-10 4 27 81 Armstrong 5-4 4 27 81 Armstrong 5-4 4 28 81 Wilmington 3-11 4 29 81 Wilmington 2-3 74 Sports Girls ' Basketball Date Opponent Score 11 30 81 UNC- Wilmington 4b-80 12 3 81 Winthrop 67-71 12 5 81 Georgia Southern 55-93 12 7 81 USC-Aiken 55-70 12 10 81 North Greenville 36-86 12 12 81 College of Charleston 46-74 12 18 — 19 81 Double Header Pembroke 63-80 Elon 66-71 College of Charleston 46-74 1 6 82 USC-Aiken 53-76 1 9 82 Coastal Carolina 66-64 1 11 82 Win th rop 58-63 1 14 82 Georgia Southern 61-93 1 18 82 Spartanburg Methodist 55-58 1 21 82 Newberry 55-50 1 23 82 North Greenville 59-72 1 28 82 College of Charleston 62-80 1 30 82 Furman 54-63 2 1 82 Spartanburg Methodist 82-62 2 4 82 Lander 2 6 82 UNC - Wilmington 2 8 82 Armstrong 2 10 82 Coastal Carolina 2 13 81 Newberry 2 20 82 Wake Forest 2 22 82 Armstrong State 2 25 82 Francis Marion 3 1 82 State Tournament Score not available preceeding deadline r i r 1 III Boys Basketball Date Opponent Score 11 18 81 Marathon Oil AAU Team 90-84 11 27 81 Friendship 95-69 11 28 81 Methodist 76-51 12 2 81 Davidson 59-73 12 5 81 Georgia Southern 55-51 12 12 81 UNC- Wilmington 67-70 12 18 — 19 81 Choo-Choo Classic ' Ut-Chattanooga 70-88 Tennessee State 76-72 1 4 82 East Carolina 56-70 1 7 82 Navy 62-56 1 9 82 Georgia State 55-54 1 11 82 New Orleans University bOt 8 1 13 82 Southeastern Louisiana 57-63 1 16 82 Campbell 64-57 1 18 82 Jacksonville University 59-84 1 20 82 South Carolina State 66-73 1 23 82 Maryland Eastern Shore 46-44 1 25 82 Georgia State 62-58 1 28 82 College of Charleston 57-59 2 1 82 Howard 61-57 2 4 82 East Carolina 2 8 82 South Carolina State 2 10 82 Campbell 2 13 82 Eastern Illinois 2 17 82 College of Charleston 2 20 82 Georgia Southern 2 27 82 UNC- Wilmington Score not available preceeding deadline Baptist College Buccaneers Score Board 7 Soccer Opponent Score USC -Spa r tan burg 1-2 South Carolina 0-1 Lander 4-1 College of Charleston 0-0 Winthrop 1-2 Wingate 5-0 Georgia State 0-3 Flagler 2-1 Mercer 6-0 Coker 3-1 Presbyterian 5-0 Flagler 2-1 Pfeiffer 2-0 Georgia Southern 3-1 Citadel 1-3 UNC-Asheville 4-1 Sports 75 Coaches TRACK AND FIELD Our team has national and world class potential that wll carry them to the national championships in Provo, Utah, not only to be there, but to score points. The hurdle relay team has the ability to break the current world record, so we look forward to a successful season. There is a long way to go before we will be a good team, but with the few outstanding indiv iduals we have this year and a good recruiting effort, next year we intend to be a great team. TENNIS Looking over this year ' s team, I think this season will be the best one we ' ve every had. SOCCER Togetherness is what being a team is all about and this year ' s soccer team proved that. We set out to accomplish goals; one of them was to win 10 games. The season ended with a 11-5 record which is a well-deserved honor for such a mature and consistent team. 6 Sports CORNER I P n7 BOYS ' BASKETBALL This year ' s basketball team proved to all that they can win. Students, faculty and the community have just cause to be proud of our institution. BASEBALL We have a fine bunch of athletes who are looking f orward to getting better as the year progresses and they should be a very promising team. CROSS COUNTRY We were a very young team who performed extremely well this season by making many improvements. Teams that we lost to in the beginning of the season were beat at the end of the season, promising a bright future for our school. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL We ' ve had a tough schedule this year, but high hopes and promising prospects for next year ' s team will enable us to work with the schedule much better. I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. (Philippians 4:13) . . . Howard Bagwell Athletic Director Sports 77 Sports Information Staff Back Row: Teri Anthony, Beth Farmer, Cathy McPeak, Howie Bagwell, Lynda Strong, Linda Conzel, Janet Hodge; Front Row: Lonnie Gardner, John Salter, Tony Snell. Trainers Left to Right: Mike Gambrel, Kip Kiser, Ross Mills, Darrell Baltimore, David Lee, Keith Carothers, David Burke (Head Trainer). 78 Sports Faculty Staff 79 A DMINIS TRA TION 80 Faculty Staff BOARD OF TRUSTEES From L to R: Seated; Dr. Mildred Bomar, Dr. Nell P. Lightsey, Mrs. Natalie B. Dennis, Dr. Elizabeth C. Peeples, Mr. Carl Baker, Mrs. Jacqueline R. Hook, Dr. James P. Craine, Rev. Lewis E. McCormick, Mrs. Robert E. Kirk; Standing; Rev. Marion A. Woodson, Rev. Cooper Patrick, Dr. John A. Hamrick, Dr. Malcolm C. Hursey, Mr. D. Austin Shelley, Dr. Robert E. Cuttino, Dr. E. Ernest Hite, Jr., Mr. William H. Seals, Mr. W. Floyd Whitfield, Dr. Fred K. Norris, Jr., Dr. Hovie D. Revis, Rev. Richard Kellum, Dr. Joseph R. Weber, and Dr. Douglas N. Baker. EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES From L to R: Standing, Mrs. Helen H Hardin Mrs. Leita Brazzell Seated, Mrs. Nancy Wilson Ms. Julia Simms BAPTIST COLLEGE Faculty Staff 81 HUMANITIES AND FINE AR TS ENGLISH DEPARTMENT From L to R: Dr. James C. Rivers, Dr. Tunis Romein, Dr. Harold J. Overton, Dr. Carol J. Drowota, Mr. Darryl A. Spencer, Dr. Silas H. Garrison, and Dr. Charles J. Smith. Not pictured: Dr. Lionel C. Lakcey and Dr. George S. Niketas. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT From L to R: Dr. Ada A. Johnson, Mr. Heinz-Jurgen Griebsch, and Mrs. Georgia Schlau. Not pictured: Mrs. Charlotte Ennis. ART Department From L to R: Mr. Joseph M. Ward and Mrs. Elizabeth Mueller-Roemer. NATURAL SCIENCES BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT From L to R: Dr. Boobie J. Stewart, Dr. M. James Barrier, and Mr. Stephen H. Best. CHEM1STR Y DEPAR TMENT From L to R: Mrs. Joyce B. Bagwell, Dr. A. Kenneth Bonnette, Dr. Stephen Hudson, and Dr. H. Clyde Odom. PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT From L to R: Dr. Thomas Gorry and Mrs. Helen C. Fenner. Not pictured: Dr. Helen B. Barry. 8 5 MATH AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENT From L to R: Standing, Mr. Fred Worthy, Dr. Otis Walker, Ms. Catherine Hoff master, Mrs. Beatrice Levine, Mrs. Nancy Barnwell, and Dr. Anthony D. Eklund; Seated, Dr. William D. Crummett. NURSING DEPARTMENT From L to R: Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, Ms. Muriel Horton, Ms. Lonell Jones, Ms. Harriet Robinson, Ms. Susan Bynum, Ms. Kathleen King, and Mrs. Pattie Frierson. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT From L to R: Dr. Carole L. Ricketts, Dr. Charles E. Breuer, and Dr. Ruby A. Matthews. SOCIAL SCIENCES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT From L to R: Dr. AC. Flora, Jr., Mr. Stanley F. Ricketts, Mr. Kenneth H. Foote, and Mrs. Katherine M. Huger. Not pictured: Mr. Theodore S. Blanchard, Dr. Royce W. Breland, Dr. Mary G. Hamilton, Ms. Vera F. Johnson, and Mrs. Ernest Paissailaigue, Jr. CONTINUING EDUCATION L to R: Alva Kennedy, Wesley Kennedy, Jeff Holbrooks, Sylvia Smith. 87 SOCIAL SCIENCES HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT From L to R: Standing, Dr. David E. Rison, Mrs. Linda Gooding, Dr. Paul G. Reitzer, and Mr. James K. May; Seated, Dr. Gerald A. Hasty and Dr. Sheila Davis. DEPAR TMENTAL SECRETARIES 90 Faculty Staff Faculty Staff 91 STAFF A T BAPTIST COLLEGE REGISTRAR Dr. David H. Stone REGISTRAR ' S STAFF From L to R: Standing, Bea Griffin, Mary Alice Ashley, Charlotte Stinchcomb, Nan Hayes, Bonnie Gregg, and Margie Cox; Seated, Mary HoIIiday and Deborah Moore. ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT From L to R: Standing, Wayne Embry, Howie Bagwell, and Howard Bagwell — Athletic Director; Seated, Chuck Parker, David Burke, Tom Seitz, Ralph Ciabattari, Eddie Marquez, Taylor Brooks, Amelia Martin, Bill Bustle, and Chuck Welty. 92 Faculty Staff ADMISSIONS STAFF From L to R: Seated, Kathy Revill and Sandra Ailstock; Standing, Joyce Wilkey, Noreen Vogt, and Linda Kingery. ADMISSIONS COUNSELORS From L to R: Seated, Janis Benenhaley, Amy Arledge, and Barbara Mead, Director; Standing, Sandie Williams, Walker Wright, and Eddie Marquez. . FINANCIAL AID DIRECTORS From L to R: Standing, Edith Watford and Jeannie Allston; Seated, Mr. Earl Black, Director. FINANCIAL AID OFFICERS From L to R: Standing, Dan Austin, Rose Marie Baker, and Tom Dean; Seated, Charlsey Carr. Faculty Staff 93 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS From L to R: John Seigler, Calvin Stone, Royce Breland, and Fiances Stone. CAMPUS BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF From L to R: Standing, Pam Jenkins, Bob Connelly, Vicki Harris, Jessie Singleton, and Sandra Holman; Seated, Debbe Stroble, Rita Chapman, Cindy Locklair, Pam Bahkshi, and Lisa Sullivan. Not pictured: Patricia Ravenel and Jane Dudley. 94 Faculty Staff STAFF DEVELOPMENT SPECIAL PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORS From L to R: Mary Rakes, Dr. R. David Hodge — Asst. VP. for From L to R: Fred Alexander, Lonnie Wilkey, Phil Bryant, and Bill Development, R. William Hancock Koopman. Faculty Staff 95 LIBRARY STAFF From L to R: 1st Row; Susan Robertson Rhonda Atchison Brenda Smith Susie Kirkland 2nd Row; Coleen Pelloni Helen Straub Jeannie Walters 3rd Row; Judy Smith Darlene Huddle Maureen Atkinson Mary Wirtz Willie Sykes 4th Row; Myra Jinks Barbara Lewis Catherine German 5th Row; Dwight Ives Bob Taylor HEAD LIBRARIANS From L to R: Stephen Clark, Ennid Causey, Pamela Bauer, Thelma Elkins — Library Director, Linda Tyler Merle Doran, John Christian. s- I ' !,• It ' ll 96 Faculty Staff STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND HOUSING From L to R: Norma Herring — Asst. Dean of Students, Nancy Hensley Burke, Susan M Apple, and Kim Wiemholt. STAFF Faculty Staff 97 STUDENT SER VICES COUNSELING CENTER STAFF From L to R: Ann Jones Crocker, Cam Love, Harold Keown, Jr. — Director, Furman Touchberry, Mac Chapman, and Dr. Thomas Guerry. SECURITY STAFF From L to R: Richard Bodimar, Frank Conard, William Doar — Director, and Myrtle Barton. 98 Faculty Staff ROTC STAFF From L to R: Standing, Capt. D.L. Stone, Sgt. Chuck Norris, Sgt. Diana Tucker, Capt. Jerry Kirby, T. Sgt. William C. Hanna, Seated, Lt. Col. James E. Roberts. Faculty Staff 99 GRO UNDS DEPARTMENT From L to R: Roosevelt Sampson, Walter G. Shue — Foreman, Margaret Barnes — Director, and Artha Capers. MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT From L to R: 1st Row; Guyman Stillinger — General Foreman, Jimmy Stewart — Supt. of Maintenance, Janice Kerr, Anthony Franklin, Joel Driggers, 2nd Row; H E. Hutchinson — Supt. of Construction, Steve Davis, Sam Doctor, Jesse Doctor, and Dick Petty. 100 Faculty Staff GLADIEUX FOOD SERVICE From L to R: Seated, Linda Moore, Mamie Cobb, June Allen, Patricia Skeeter, and Jack Meadowcraft, Standing, Almarid Jenkins, becky Drawdy, Naomi Bryant, Gertrude Mood, Elaine Schreiner, Doris Hinton, David Wagner, Harriet Frick, Dora Alston, and Steve Sponaugle. PRINT SHOP From L to R: John Browning, Ruth McGee, James Carpenter, and dados Ziegler. Student Services Faculty Staff 101 102 Faculty Staff Organizations 103 Cutlass Staff 1982 PHOTOGRAPHERS: Seated; Tracy Hollingsworth, Suzanne Ray, Standing; Becky Watson, Bobby Ashba, Doug ADVISOR: Claudia Bryant; Co-Editors: Cindi Dyches; Elisabeth Reid. Eaton, Tim Thornton, Scott Ives. Not pictured: Bobby Holsenback. ART EDITOR: Danny Green. 1 04 Orga n iza tion s ORGANIZATIONS: Robin Craig (editor), Robin Corn. CLASSES: Kelly Fox, Denise Hair (editor), Kathy Smith. COPYWRITERS: Terry Hammond, John Stevens (editor), Kathy Kiesel. FACULTY — STAFF. Mark Roberts (editor), Darlene Summerford. ADS: Cheryl Dyches (Secretary), Becky Watson (Business Manager). STUDENT LIFE: Mindy Miley, Elisabeth Reid (editor), Suzanne Ray. BUC N PRINT, First row: Mrs. Margaret Cilmore (Advisor), Second row: Lorri Pinter (editor), Melinda Carson. Third row: Allyson Burgess, Fran Lingo, Monica Pozo. Fourth row: Phyllis Overstreet, Sandie Guilford. Fifth row: Tracy Moses, Reggie Gadsen, William Brailsford. Sixth row: Jose Francisco Ochoa, Kim Wyre (Asst. Advisor), Alejandro Feo. Mr. Bud Boehm, Printer. Not Pictured: Gregory Hill and Andy Keegan. 1 06 Orga n iza tions Buc ' N Print And Sefer Cover Campus Life Organizations 107 The Fine Arts Clubs Enrich Campus Life 1 08 Orga n iza tion s DRAMA CLUB Front row, left to right: Laura Killoran, Julie Wright, Amanda Ford, Anne Marie Bishop, Rene Hancock, Patti Waters, Lisa Lambert, Brenda Murrell, Myra Campbell, Phyllis Overstreet, Deborah Tyner, Elaine McDonald. Back row, left to right: Jimmie Daley, Steve Jordan, Burt Roberson, Tony Eichelberger, Joe Steadman, Mike Ivey, Da vid Carter, John Salter. Organizations 109 GAMMA BETA PHI: Patty Waters, Dottie Price, Sylvia Killingsworth, Libby Lancaster, LeeAnn MuIIins, Deanna Collins, David Mcintosh, Sandra Human, Brantley Kuglar. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY: Kneeling: Elaine Brackin; First Row: Jerry Pierce, Sharon Pauley; Second Row: Dewey Green, Patty Waters, Cynthia Kay, Rhonda Sklack, Al Massa, Susan Siegmund, Mickey Cockerill, Alonzo Wilson; Back Row: A. Hodge, Stephen Cherry, Richard Banks, Hank McDeithan, Randy Cox, Witt Chappell, Tom Wright. 110 Organ iza tions Societies Of Baptist College sv 1 P ' Mi i f r Re Yh Af7?0 AMERICAN SOCIETY. Front Row: Anthony Smalls, Michael Daniels, Emanuel Smith, Edward Gaines, William Law- son, Back Row: James Smith, Joe Smith, Tracy Moses, Cheryl Frost, Vickie Wright, Deborah Gihhs, Sharon Ellis. Organ iza tion s 1 1 1 1 12 Organ iza Hon s Psi Kappa Phi And Psi Delta Phi Alpha Phi Alpha And Alpha Phi Alpha Sweethearts SWEETHEARTS: Front row: Loretta Wright, Palmer Johnson; Middle: Jessie Graves; Back row: Angela Cates, Elizabeth Eaddy. COLLEGE :n «iESTON 1 iA. 1 ■ A mm 1 1 ? umi college I 1 WPll ' P i 2 4 Organ iza tion s Orga n iza tion s l 15 APO: Tim hawing, Jeff Bradley, Lee Sandifer, Marshall Ives, Scott Ives, Randy Kellum, Terry Hiers, Tim Thornton, David Carter, Rodney Graham. 116 Organ iza tions Alpha Phi Omega And Alpha Rho Omega ARO: Seated; Elaine Board, Judy Edwards. Front row, left to right: Lynnc Wilkie, LeeAnn Mullins, Linda Strianese, Bonnie Comer, Sandra Summer, Cheryl Tutton, Allison Ashmore, Cindy Smith, Delia Lambert. Back row, left to right: Tammy Butts, Angie Chapman, Lonita Lee, Lisa Lambert. ir Sigma Kappa Alpha I JIL S CA- Front Row: Sherry McMillan, Vicki Heiser, Susan De- freese, Robin Brown, Martie Zuecher; Second Row: Rita Case, Karen Cantey, Teena Mitchell; Third Row: Elizabeth Ballard, Amie Stannard, Rene Hancock, Gregory Hill, Debra Tyner, Anne Marie Bishop, Becky Watson, Mindy Miley, Angie Poston; Back Row: Tammy Pierce, Debra Wooton, Amanda Ford, Lynn Gamble, Tilda Hall, Terri Taylor; Not Pictured: Karen Strasko, Molly Brown, Christine Benjamin, Fran Meyers, Peggy Droze, Beth Cook. 118 Organ iza tion s 1 1 9 Organ iza t ions 1 21 BCC Music WARM SUMMER RAIN First Row: Sandra Summer, Vera Hern, Nett Shope, Faye Cook, Renee Rollins, Patti Maxwell, Myra Campbell. Second Row. Steve Johnson, Keith Locklair, Joe Willard, Bob Bigham, Mike Reed, Tim La wing, Terry Smith. CHOIR — WOMEN First Row: Teri Anthony, Diane Byrd, Patrice Bowers, Sharon Brown, Cherie Nordeen, Myra Campbell Second Row: Lisa Heaton, Terry Newton, Patti Maxwell, Michelle Malphrus, Vera Hern, Irene Cape, Donna Wood Third Row: Nett Shope, Carta Sue Stanley, Daphan Gardner, Lauren Locke, Laura Killoran, Teilah Shirley, Candy Clark, Sandra Summer CHOIR - MEN First Row: Keith Locklair, David Lee, James Nelson, Dr. Cuttino, Emanuel Smith, Darryl Vestal, Terry Smith Second Row: Bob Bigham, Steve Johnson, Mike Reed, Jeff Smoak, John Ussery, Dave Cates, John Salter Third Row: Bryan Goggans, Mike Shaffer, Rex Divine, Dick Waitt, Mike Sides, Doug Sturgis, Robert Arrubbla Orga n iza tion s 123 Organ iza I ions 125 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES. Pictured: Al Dunn, Liz Cooper, Beth Clyde, Kathy Huff, Kenny Klienct, Nancy Pearson, Lynette Reinhart, Cheryl Phillips, Ricky Leland, Steve Jordon, Angela Todd, Scott Wade, Alan Fleming, Chuck Byrd, Jerry Blaylock, Robin Moore, Myrtis Jorden, John Salter, Cindy Catoe, Coach W. Emhry, Coach H. Bagwell, Danny Nicholson, Jody Cilden, Michael Cambrell, Glen Gordon, Ross Mills. BAPTIST YOUNG WOMEN. Front Row: Patina Russell, Robin Salyers, Vera Hern, Allison Blake, Donna Wood; Back Row: Sharon Simmons, Karen Rushton, Cindy Dickerson, Elaine Brackin, Connie Amaker, Donna Teems. Christian Clubs At BCC BAPTIST STUDENT UNION: First Row: Nancv Ti mmons, Candie Mark, Teilah Shirley, Kathy Smith, Cynthia Lewis, Alesa Craven, Tony Clark, Terry Smith, Frank Guest, John Ussery, Hank McKiether. Second Row: Mike Parish, Melanie Graves, Lori Christian, Raed Calis, Patina Russell, Janet Smith, Kelly Bartodej, Chris Bryson, Donna Wood, Rohm Salyers, Kenny Win hum. Third Row: Tammy Clark, Beth Clyde, Phil Griffin, Libby Lancaster, Tracy Hollingsworth, Allyson Blake, Tony Branham, Shari Bessechc, Sharon Simmons, Rhonda Durst, Becky Ocker. Fourth Row: Sharon Turner, Dorcas Herring, Roxy Eaton, Lynettc Reinhart, Debbie Cano, Donna Teems, Diane Brazil, Sharon Hamrick, Mark Seli Cindy Jo Dickerson, Karen Rush ton. Fifth Row. Doug Eaton, Vera Hem, Dennis Mardis, Liz Cooper, Craig Ferguson, Brooks Smith, Elaine Bracken, Gene Croft, Connie Amaker. BCC Science Clubs Examine And Experim en tl TRI PSI CHI: Front row, left to right: Virginia Johnson, Scott Doran, LaCretia Tatham. Second row: Mrs. Fenner, Dr. Gorry, Dr. Barry. Third row: Larry Larrison, Renee Sanders, LuAnne Brigman, Cindy Goforth, Cheryl Tennill, Gerri Hamilton. Back row: Cynthia Holman, Tamara Hartung, Dianne Brazil, Dorcas Herring, LeeAnn Mullins. 128 TRl BETA: Front row, left to right: Kary Ott, Dave Smith, Theresa Walker, Denise Comer. Second row: Ed Hamilton, Angus Hinson, Allyson Burgess, Melanie Smith, David Lee, Dr. Stewart. Third row: Dr. Barrier, Victor Lucas, Bill Wright, Reginald Shields, John Jacobus. Back row: Tim Shull, Ricky Leland, Brantley Kuglar. GAMMA BETA PHI: Front row: Tim Shull, Keena n Greene, Ranie Pendarvis, Dr. Hudson. Second row: A.K. Bonnette, Theresa Walker, Katherine McDaniel, Tammy Tucker, Renee Evans. Third row: Dr. Odom, Allyn Foster, Allyson Burgess, Jodie Daniels. Organ iza tion s 129 R.A. ' s, C.A s And House Council CA ' S: First Row: Alan Taylor, Betty Hill, Mark Vincent. Second Row: Jeanette Dupleich, Marina Gethers. Third Row: Mark Yearty, Dorcas Herring, Helen Walley, Stephanie McCray. Fourth Row: Cindy Smith, LouAnne Brigman. Fifth Row: Tim Lawing, Phyllis Overstreet. RUSSELL EAST HOUSE COUNCIL: First Row: Mickey Cockrill, R.D. Second Row: Bonnie Comer, Diane Brazil, Belinda Timmons. Third Row: Sylvia Killingsworth, Kathy Huff, Karen Preston. Fourth Row: Cindy Jo Dickerson, Sharon Ellis, Carol Carson, Melinda Carson, Jacqueline Pressley. Back Row: Wylvia Killingsworth, Harvetta Sineath, Vickie Wright. SOUTH DORM HOUSE COUNCIL: Front Row: Ivy Cox, Lynn Wilkie, Patty Maxwell, Kathryn Nordeen, Pam Crout, Melanie Rigsby; Second Row: Dottie Price, Beth Dyches, Libba McCormick, Lisa Harris, Gay Dyches, Phyllis Overstreet; Not pictured: Angela Todd, Karen Cantey. NORTH DORM HOUSE COUNCIL. Front Row: Carol Plecker, R.D.; Deanna Collins, Terry Hammond, LouAnne Brigman, Second Row. Jackie Brown, Denise Lambert, Cheryl Tutton, LaPonda Greene, Denise Comer, Becky Shealy, Robin Johnson. Organ iza tion s 1 3 1 RUSSELL EAST RA ' s; First row: Neyda Mora, Mickey Cockerill (RD), Valerie Coath. Second row, Renee Evans, Lisa Chapman, Nancy Pearson. RUSSELL WEST RA ' s; First row: Randall Parnell, Jerome Smalls, Jodie Daniels. Second row: Jimmie Daley (RD), Ricky Cowell, Rick Toney, Ray Hamilton, Don Plumley. GROUP SENATORS First row: Tammy O ' Quinn, Glenda Ellis, Cheryl Dyches, Elaine McDonald, Rob in Corn, Cheryl Phillips, Valerie Coath, Robin Moore, Marina Gethers, Dawn Martin, Tammy Augustino, Tammy Tucker, Kelly Craft, Corrie Allen. Second row: B.J. Campbell, Kenny K ' inect, Paul Stone, Phillip Fairchild, Allyn Foster, Jonathan Moore, Paul Mitchell, Albert Blake, William Brailsford, Rick Wade, Ray Hamilton, William Powell, Tony Snell, Mark Vincent. 134 Organizations SENIOR SENATORS Left to right: Paul Mitchell, Albert Blake, Rick Wade, Allyn Foster, William Powell, Elaine McDonald SOPHOMORE SENATORS Front row: Tammy O ' Quinn, Robin Moore, Robin Corn. Back row: B.J. Campbell, Kenny Klinect, Ray Hamilton. JUNIOR SENATORS Standing: Tammy Tucker, Mark Vincent, Jonathan Moore, Marina Gethers, Glenda Ellis. Sitting: Valerie Coath, Cheryl Phillips. FRESHMEN SENATORS Left to right: Kelly Craft, Cheryl Dyches, Paul Stone, Corrie Allen, Tony Snell. Activities Board SOUND CREW: First row: R icky Cowell, Richard Codispoti, Bryan Goggans. Second row: Cindy Daugherty, Charles Woods, Fran McGreg- gor. ACTIVITIES BOARD: First row: Susan Winters, Cindi Dyches, Sa- mantha Bissell, Deborah Tyner, Nan Earwood, Sheryl Roberts, Cindy Daugherty, Fran McGreggor. Second row: Ricky Cowell, Richard Co- dispoti, Charles Woods, Otis Williams, Aaron Dunn, Rex Divine, Kirby Winstead, Shahim Zaimi, Bryan Goggans. And SGA Officers In Memory Of Patsy M or ley PATSY MORLEY came to Baptist College in 1967. Her duties were as numerous as her titles. She went by many names which included: Patsy, P.M., Mother Morley, Dean Motley, and Mom. She was quiet about herself, but she always spoke out loudly in favor of the students. Her family included those she loved most — the students of Baptist College. It is unfortunate that every student who attends B.CC will not have the privilege of knowing Patsy, a lady who dedicated her life to her work. But this dedication will always be remembered of Patsy, who lived for B.CC. and loved it dearly. Mem ories o Michelle Aiken Elementary Ed. Moncks Corner, S.C. Denise Allen Early Childhood Ed. Edgefield, S C. George Alston Business Management Charleston, S.C. Connie Amaker Business North, S.C. Robert Arrubla Religion Charleston, S C. Allison Ashmore Guidance History Greer, S C. jimmy Bishop Religion Greenville, S.C. Albert Blake Bus. Adm. Accounting Charleston, S.C. Edwin J. Blaylock II Marketing Sumter, S.C. 140 Jeffrey Bledsoe Hotel Rest. Management Graniteville, S.C. T. Elaine Brackin Religion Greenville, S.C. William Brailsford Religion Goose Creek, S.C. Dianne Brazil Religion Rock Hill, S.C. Nancy Brigman Psychology Cayce W. Cola, S.C. Molly Brown Psychology Buffalo, N. Y. Nathaniel Brown Art Charleston, S.C. Evelena Bryant Sociology Summerville, S.C. Vicki Burgamy Physical Ed. Summerville, S.C. Belinda Bolden Psychology Dalzell, S C. Kathy Cantey Bus. Mgt. Psychology Hemingway, S.C. Alyce Caulder Bus. Adm. ' Accounting Summerville, S.C. Lisa Chapman Psychologv Easley, S C. James Chappell, Jr. Marketing Craniteville, S.C. Donald Cheney Art Annandale, Va. 141 Beth Cook Elementary Ed. Johns Island, S.C. Donna Corbett Psychology North, S.C. Peggy Cote Psychology Charleston, S.C. 142 Seniors William Cramer III Sociology Charleston, S C . John Crawford Business Management Trinidad, West Indies Jane Cross Elementary Ed. Charleston, S.C Deborah Croul Art Swansea, S.C. Pamela Crout Psychology Swansea, S.C. Jimmy Daley Religion Ridgeland, S C. Joseph Daniels, Jr. Chemistry Hopkins, S.C. Cindy Daugherty Psychology Charleston, S C. Seniors 143 SO Susan Defreese Marketing Hotel Rest. Man. Summerville, S.C. Cassandra Dittmer Elementary Ed. Beaufort, S.C. Bonnie Dungan Guidance Counseling Charleston, S.C. Aaron Dunn Kershaw, S.C. Nan Ear wood Elementary Ed. Orangeburg, S.C. Douglas Eaton Accoun ting Managem en t Inverness, Fl. Philip Fairchild Political Science Charleston, S.C. Mike Felder Business Administration Charleston, S.C. 144 Seniors William Alston Political Science Denise Felkel Sociology Columbia, S.C. Alan Fleming Psychology Sociol. Thompson, Ga. Geraldine Frazier Psychology Charleston, S.C. Cheryl Frost Business Management Charleston, S.C. John Gallette Political Science Sante Fe, N.M. Debbie Gamble Business Man. Marketing Andrews, S.C. Marina Gethers Sociology Moncks Corner, S.C. Hamidah Ghafar Marketing Charleston, S C. Robin Gibbs Marketing Spartanburg, S.C. Timothy Gilbert Business Management Jonesboro, Ga. Cynthia Go forth Psychology Goose Creek, S.C. Seniors 145 £3 Donald Coforth Criminal Justice Summerville, S.C. Dinah Gourdine Speech and Drama Charleston, S.C. Rodney Graham Religion Summerville, S.C. Sandy Griffon Psychology Adams Run, S.C. Sandie Guilford Psychology Walterboro, S.C. Casaundra Hall Psychology Cayce W. Columbia, S.C. Clay Heat ley Business Management Goose Creek, S.C. Vicki Heiser Music Therapy Charleston, S.C. Dorcas Herring Psychology Rock Hill, S.C. Kathy Hi gh tower Mathematics Clearwater, S.C. Joseph Hill Marketing Camden, S.C. Barbara Hoffman Business Management Fort Motte, S.C. 146 Seniors Tracy Hollingsworth Art Cayce W. Columbia, S.C. Cynthia Holman Psychology Pineland, S C. Kathy Huff Health Physical Ed. Easley, S.C. Sandra Human Marketing Inman, S.C. Michael Irizarry Marketing Middletown, Pa. Marshall Ives Speech Drama Summerville, S.C. Scott Ives Hotel Rest. Man. Summerville, S.C. Joy Jackson Elementary Ed. Aiken, S.C. Gordon Jacobs Business Management Charleston, S.C. Geraldine James English Charleston, S.C. Donya Johnson Business Management Conway, S.C. Cynthia Kay Business Education Charleston, S.C. Seniors 147 Barry Keys Religion Florence, S.C. Amir Khaldedi Mathematics Charleston, S.C. Kathleen Kiesel Business Management Buffalo, N.Y. Renee King Early Child. Elem. Ed. Easley, S.C. Brantley Kuglar, Jr. Speech Drama Williston, S.C. Libby Lancaster Business Management Greer, S.C. Tanga Lanham Political Science Edgefield, S.C. Lee Larrison Psychology Summerville, S.C. 14S Seniors Thomas Lee Religion Charleston, S.C. Tim Lawing Church Music Beaufort, S.C. Laverne Lemon Elementary Ed. Charleston, S.C. Lionel Lima Psychology Little Ferry, N.J. Dawn Martin Criminal Justice Beaufort, S.C. Michael Martin Physical Education Charleston, S.C. Michael Matricciano Business Management Somerdale, N.J. Jane Maulssky Physical Education Charleston, S.C. Seniors 14 ' . Elizabeth McCormick Accounting Mullins, S.C Susan Mc Daniel Business Management Summerville, S.C. Elaine McDonald Speech Drama Charleston, S.C. Dora McKnight Elementary Ed. Charleston, S.C. Melissa Miller Account ing Charleston, S.C. Janet Mims Religion Summerville, S.C. Jim bo Mims Physical Education Hartsville, S.C. Alvin Mitchell Physical Education Edisto Island, S.C. Paul Mitchell Business Management Honea Path, S.C. Tenna Mitchell Accounting Charleston, S.C. Melinda Mitchum Guidance Counseling Moncks Corner, S.C. Mary Mosley Psychology Ladson, S.C. 150 Seniors Donna Motte History Goose Creek, S.C. Herbert Moulton Business Management Charleston, S C. Lee Anne Mullins Psychology Creer, S.C. James Nelson Speech Drama English N. Fort Myers, Fla. Wendell Nolan Business Management Summerville, S.C. Noella Oberlin Political Science Ladson, S.C. June O ' Quinn Nursing Walterboro, S.C. Joseph Owens Marketing Beaufort, S.C. Valerie Pasley Early Childhood Ed. Hemingway, S.C. Allen Paul Religion Charleston, S.C. Sharon Pauley Sociology Ladson, S.C. Jerry Pierce Business Management Charleston, S.C. Seniors 151 Glenn Pinter Chemistry Rockledge, Fl. Donald Plum ley Business Management Abilene, Tx. William Powell Marketing Sharon, S.C. James Ramsey, Jr. Business Management Rock Hill, S.C. Randy Ray Physical Education Sumter, S.C. Bonnie Rich Guidance Counseling Goose Creek, S.C. Caroline Rippy Elementary Ed. Summerville, S.C. Tom Rippy Mathematics Summerville, S.C. Sheryl Roberts Music Therapy Summerville, S.C. Rhonda Rogers Music Therapy Charleston, S C. John Salter Speech Drama Bates burg, S.C. Dennis Samskey Accounting Kansas City, Ks. 52 Seniors Antoinette Shrum Accounting Charleston, S.C. Timothy Shull Chemistry Ladson, S.C. Katie Sides Elementary Ed. Charleston, S.C. Anthony Smalls Marketing Wando, S.C. Jerome Smalls Speech Drama Oakley, S C. Brenda Smith English Summerville, S.C. Dave Smith Biology Chemistry Charleston, S.C. Faye Smith Early Childhood Ed. Summerville, S.C. Gail Smith Elementary Ed. Moncks Corner, S.C. s Seniors 153 50 Judy Smith Criminal Justice Lone Star, S.C. Patricia Smith Elementary Ed. Moncks Corner, S.C. Walter Smith Chemistry Charleston, S.C. Lynn Snipes Music Columbia, S.C. Isaac Spratt Accounting Charleston, S.C. Bill Stephenson Chemistry Summerville, S.C. Linda Strianese Marketing Titusville, Fl. Karen Strasko Guidance Counseling Springfield, N.J. Eddie Talley Marketing Gaffney, S.C. Alan Taylor Religion Phy. Ed. Charleston, S.C. John Terry Hotel Rest. Man. Sardis, S C. Michael Todd Accoun ting Charleston, S.C. ■ 154 Seniors Mary Tollison Psychology Laurens, S.C. Richard Toney Political Science Union, S.C. Michael Trotter Speech Drama Charleston, S.C. Roger Turner Sociology Charleston, S.C. Sharon Turner Business Management New Ellen ton, S.C. James Wade Guidance Counseling Chester, S.C. ISs) Scoff Wade Church Music Phys. Summerville, S.C. William Wade Religion Charleston, S.C. Charlene Washington Business Management Early Branch, S.C. Ed. Mark Watford Religion Aiken, S.C. Patti Jo Waters Business Management Charleston, S.C. Robert Watts Spanish Charleston, S.C. Seniors 155 {0 Surreace Weeks English Charleston, S.C. Janet Wiles English Summerville, S.C. James Wilkins Business Management Miami, Fla. Cynthia Williams Elementary Ed. Garnett, S.C. Mary Williams Accounting Summerville, S.C. Otis Williams Marketing East Orange, N.J. Ted Williams Marketing Spartanburg, S.C. Alonzo Wilson Political Science Sumter, S.C Anne Winters Elementary Ed. Charleston, S.C. Susan Winters Art Charleston, S.C. Jacqueline Wood Business Management Camden, S.C. Marilyn Woods Elementary Ed. Ridgeland, S.C. lob Seniors Mike Woods Physical Education Beaufort, SC. Alan Woodward History Goose Creek, S.C. Sheila Wright Clinical Psychology Charleston, S.C. Thomas Wright, Jr. Health Phys. Ed. Buffalo, N. Y. Hojat Yadaporost Business Management Charleston, S.C Mark Yearly Religion Cher aw, S.C. WHO ' S WHO Front Row: Samantha Bissell, Philip Fairchild, Pam Crout, Barry Keys, Libbie Lancaster, Mark Yearty, Nan Earwood; Back Row: Renee King, Lee Ann Mullins, Allison Ashmore, Mike Felder, Jimmy Daley, Phil Griffin, Richard Wade, Molly Brown, Richard Toney, Dorcas Herring, Sandra Guilford, Elaine McDonald, Deanna Collins, Albert Blake; Not pictured: Michelle Aiken, Joseph Daniels, Sheryl Roberts, Alan Taylor. Marsha lis Being a graduation marshall is a great scholastic honor. To achieve G.P.R. are named for this honor. Also, one male and one female are this title, a student must be a second semester Junior with at least 75 named as alternates. This is a very special honor and these students to 90 credit hours. Five males and five females with the highest should be commended for this achievement. James A ' ade, Jr. Patty Jo Waters Robert D. Watts 158 Seniors Alternate Marshalls Class Officers Lisa Chapman, Secretary; Aaron Dunn, Treasurer; Nan Earwood, President; Molly Brown, Vice-President. Janet Wiles Seniors ' 82 I can ' t believe you ' re leaving. I ' m really going to miss you! Don ' t forget to write. So you ' re finally graduating. It ' s about time! Senior year is a time of mixed feelings . . . remembering the people you have come to love, the people you worked with closely . . . the friends you prom- ised never to forget . . . the places that mean so much to you . . . and the antici- pation of making it on your own make it a year of emotion and hard work. Each activity brings to mind that this will be the last time . . . the last Jr. -Sr., the last basketball game and finally the last time I ' ll eat in the cafeteria. Amidst these, though, is the thought of what will go with you as well as those activities left behind. Education is an individual thing . . . whatever you put in, you get out. In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson declared that one of the inher- ent and unalienable rights of men is the pursuit of happiness. The privilege of being successful is yours and the deci- sion and responsibilities that go with it are also yours. But, as Seniors, we must look to the past four years for example and anticipate the future with confidence and assurance that education has touched us and we have grown. Seniors 159 An ticipa tion Tony Branham Gordon Breland Regina Bristow inO Juniors Juniors 161 Laura Delk Judy Edwards Glenda Ellis Danny Green Dewey Green ( 5 Juniors 164 Juniors Harriet Jeffords Wanda Johnson William J. Lawson Lonita Lee Joseph K. Locklair Randall Lusk David Jones Myrtis Jorden Richard C. Leland, Jr. Randolph Litman Richard Maree Dennis Mardis Juniors 165 Elisabeth Reid Mark S. Roberts Kirk C. Rosie Karen E. Rushton Melvia Scurry Phil Seagran Mike Sides Bruce L. Smith Juniors 167 Dick Waitt Stephanie Washington Marsha Weldon Mayhew P. West, Jr. 168 Juniors f 1 Kenneth Winburn Deborah Windham Kirby Winstead m - Anthony Woods Loretta Wright William H. Wright (Left to Right) Gene Norman, President; Laponda Greene, Vice-President; Ricky Leland, Treasurer; and Cheryl Holsonback, Vice-President (not pictured). Christopher Wogamon C S3 o Baptist College is very proud to have a terrific Ju- nior class which is well-re- spected and appreciated. When a student reaches the status of Junior, he knows very well that he is no longer simply a college student, but is actively pursuing a career. Respon- sibilities of Juniors in- clude: preparing Jr. -Sr., or- ganizing panty raids, and renaming famous build- ings such as Strom Stud Center. All in all our junior class has made their pres- ence known and will not be easily forgotten. Juniors 169 Growth Margarita Acala Fald Al-Khatib Denise Allen David A. Andrews Tuck S. Boey Bozzie Bosdell Patrice Bowers Cathedral Boyd Paul E. htanham Cezar Brelaz Kathy Brennan Donna M. Brown 70 Sopnomores Robert M. Daniels DeiJra Davenport Thelma C. Davis Diane Dean Sophomores 171 Tony Groves Ray Hamilton Sharon Hamrick Sandra A. Hartley § 172 Sophomores I Sophomores 173 Joseph R Mosier, Jr. Christine Murray Danny Nicholson M. Cherie Nordeen i Sophomores Sophomores 175 176 Sophomores In ha M Darlene Summerford Donna Tindal Karen S. Waiter Rebekah C. Watson One year down, three more to go . . . will 1 ever make it? Some of the courses taken during the first two years may not be the most interesting but then foundation courses are just that . . . courses on which you can grow. The most beautiful building, adorned with sculpture is not built upon fragile adornments but on a brick and cement foundation. This foundation allows the most unique artist to create according to his individual taste and ability. So it is with the sophomore year — one which further secures those with skills needed to branch out into var- ious fields in the coming years. A fulfilling sophomore year at Baptist College consists mainly of losing sight of present course benefits and instead, looking to the future benefits. We all know that the future is as bright as those who have a desire to grasp it. Cheryl Tutton Joseph B. WiUard Deborah Tyner Daniel Williams Jesse V. Wilson Martha E. Zuercher Sophomores 177 Beginnings . . . Jerry M. Barber Ken Barnes Yu-Vonne Baxter Fran Belcher 173 Freshmen Constance Buke Eddy Bunton Chuck Byrd Jeffrey D Burns Freshmen 179 180 Freshmen Michael T. Culhertson Melanie Culver Steve Dendy Jacquelyn Dickerson Tony Enchelberger Enrique Escolano Kristi Evans Una Fakhoury Freshmen 181 £;7een Heffron J. Gregory Hill Stephen L. Hill Kathy Hortman Freshmen ' 183 Melody Hughes Donna Huntley Leonard Huitaco Sharon Judson Ahmad Kanaan Chris Keeter Sunil Lobo Lauren Locke Jamie Lott Dennis V. Lowder, Jr. Freshmen 185 Mary Lynam William McCabe Abbas Medly Keith Merrick Tina M. Nichols Kathryn A. Nordeen lS6 Freshmen Michael Parrish Joey T. Petway Karen Phillips Robert E. Pierce, III Freshmen 187 — 1 Sharon Robinson Carlos Romaguera Tamara J. Ross James M. Smith Joe M. Smith Kathy Smith M. Tony Snell Freshmen 189 190 Freshmen (Left to Right) James Tucker, Treasurer; Patina Russell, Vice- President; Sharon Besseche, Secretary; and Tracy Moses, President (not pictured). Evan Westbury m Jan Westbury El Larry Westbury Charles L. Wethington Leonard Wettington Freshmen 191 Donna Wiggleton Dwight Wilkes Lynda D. Wilkie Jacqueline Wright Qj During Orientation week this past year, an individual was sighted wandering helplessly around Mt. Pleasant with a blank expression on his face. When asked by a local policeman what the problem was, his reply was No problem, Sir, but could you please direct me to Norris Hall 105? I know it ' s around here somewhere. Could it be I made a wrong turn at the last stop light? No doubt this youngster was a Freshman at Baptist College at Charles- ton. Besides being totally lost, a Freshman must face the pressures of being away from home and meeting new friends. As the Freshman becomes more familiar with the campus, meets new friends, and experiences his first pan- ty raid, he finds that college can be fun as well as a learning experience if he isn ' t careful! I n Vickie M. Wright Nik Zaitun 192 Freshmen Becky Watson — Business Manager Cheryl Dyches — Secretary Palmetto Productions. 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Phone: 873-2010 Delivery Service Paints — Glass Building Materials Roofing — Sash General Builders Doors Material Compliments Of JORDAN CHEVROLET Where Customers Have Sent Their Friends For 28 Years. Highway 76 Timmonsville, S.C. 29161 665-8388 Or 346-7201 JOSEPH P. RILEY AGENCY INC. Insurance-Real Estate Joseph P. Riley-President Gerald Stelling, Jr. -Vice Pres. 13 Broad St. 723-0624 REALTOR Ads 197 The Oriental Cuisine 5900 Rivers Avenue — 2556 Savannah Hwy. Charleston, S.C. 1035 U.S. 17 By Pass Mt. Pleasant, S.C. OUR CUSTOMERS COUNT 2100- A Ashley Phosphate Rd. N. Charleston, S.C. 29405 (803) 797-7440 Mildred R. Murray Pres. CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF 1982 (Uratoforti ©jrttttatta John W. Crawford Magnolia Square 133 East 1st St. North Summerville, S.C. 29483 (803) 871-2453 RADIO LABORATORIES, INC. Wholesale Distributors Electronics, Radio TV Supplies 5603 Rivers Avenue N. Charleston, S.C. THOMAS W. MYERS, CLU f 29405 Estate Business Insurance 6 Magnolia Square 133 East First North Street Summerville, S.C. 29483 JLnc. 198 Ads THE BLOSSOM SHOP Distinctive Gifts, Linens, Candles, Wall Decor, Small Antiques, Dried Or Silk Flower Arrangements 319 N. Cedar Street Phone: 873-0620 Hours 9-5 Closed Saturday And Wednesday 1 P.M. Collins Patrick Owner CONG R A TULA TIONS To The Class Of 1982! You Are Invited To Ferneau Buick For A Cost- PI us Deal On Every Car In Stock. FERNEAU BUICK 999 MORRISON DR. DORCHESTER BOTTLING COMPANY BUICK TOM GARRETT Beaufort, SC Hilton Head, SC Phone 524-6600 Qlfn Sales To Make Friends Service To Keep Them Congra tula Hons Seniors PIZZA INN PlMKetmonsi All CHECKS ■ Vu4c l N.m.h. . Baptist College Bookstore 200 Ads Best Wishes, Seniors City Of North Charleston Oatman C Gerald, Councilman James V. Edwards, Councilman R.E. Zipperer, Councilman James E. Gonzales, Attorney Dor thy Kelso, Secretary To Mayor Pete B. Adams, Mayor Pro Ten, Councilman Robert A. Anderson, Sr. Councilman Patsy W. Hughes, Councilman John E. Bourne, Jr., Mayor Ads 201 ALPHA RHO OMEGA Closing This year has been a real experience for the CUTLASS staff. We had several inexperienced staff members who were very eager to learn. Our advisor this year, Mrs. Claudia Bryant, was also inexperienced as she entered her new position as advisor. She does, however, bring with her an excellent background in photography. She has helped our photographers improve the quality of their pictures. There is a lot of hard work involved in putting together a yearbook . . . a hard year of planning, all-nighters, fights and fun and last-minute deadlines have finally come to a close. The day has arrived when we can actually see and appreciate all of our efforts in their final state — the 1982 CUTLASS. We, the CUTLASS staff, proudly present to you what we think is a very good yearbook. We hope that all of you will enjoy this year ' s CUTLASS. I think that producing a yearbook is a true challenge. For those of you who enjoy a challenge, become a member of next year ' s CUTLASS staff - % mRf CINDI DYCh jost=n: