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

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ONE CN ONE CHARLESTON , . . o rornon- tic city by the seo, rich in history, ond olive with beou- ty ond entertoinrnent. For the young in oge or the young ot heorr, Chorleston offers moonlight strolls olong the beoches dotted by unpretentious lighthouses, A wolk olong the inner city streets would leod to the slove morket setting, busy with souvenir soles. To slow the poce, o quick stop ot Swensen's lce Cream Porlor offers o refreshing treot. Then on to such lond- morks os the Bottery, Roin- bow Row, ond the Dock Street Theotre, where history speoks out. Little known, but highly significont, ore the four F? I .:,,!. I 4 f Participation

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1 ' J S ll H I 1 if H H . A , I 4 . . 1. r:.i'l4i..ef',.IL - A .. . Q 3' ' W I 5 E ' + L N , ,S just onother foce in the crowd or o Iorge university, The moin reoson for otrending college is. of course, to complete onother phose of educorion. College bridges the goo bet- ween childhood ond odulthood, Students become prepored mentolly, os well os physicolly, for the world oheod of them, lt gives them the opportunity to begin o one-on-one'l correspondence with the outside world, After completing college, students ore reody to occept the chollenge of life thot lies before them. At Boptist College, relotionshios grow for more thon friendships. Everyone involved becomes o port of o wonderful fomily. Whether we reolize it or not, we oll grow together os brothers ond sisters, blossoming under God, our Fotherc Every student Ieov- ing Boptist College goes with the memories of o very speciol port of his or her life, Hond in hond with their well-deserved degrees, groduotes will hove mony one-on-one relotionships thot they will remember forever. No motter whot roce, color, or religion onyone moy be, we ore oll equol in our Boptist College fomily. The very soeciol bonds of love thot ore formed will be cherished in eoch ond every students heort. Everyone ot Boptist College fits together os one big, hoppy fomily, Participation f 3

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Corners of Low ot the in- tersection of Meeting ond Brood Streets The Low of God, the Low of Country. the Low of County, ond the Low of City ore represented. Also not to be forgotten, just outside the heort of the city, the mony gordens ore woiting to welcome thousonds of visitors eoch yeor. Comeros con eosily copture the colorful boclsdrop settings to lseep memories olive Romonce, history, ond entertoinment . . how con you seporote one from the other, when they oll spell CHARLESTON. ' ' ' PLACES I 1 ri r ' 1 Q r..e .El au.. ..L-'- v ? F- at yi Q31 r . . 3-4 ..' J Af,r 2 1 Participation f 5