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

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SQ-' X. me ffl J? - - 1 1 3 1 In f .Q Q, All- I ' :Q iq sy'-, las- - . ,fl ' , I .' , L V? A , z .J 5 C'rX.'Xsu-'13 f O 4' 2' A L O SAP- .-C f 4 ' E. 3 5 C U 3 4 a. ,J Q. I n 4 . . 5 .ls 5 Q. Q X '. 5: 1 YD. 3 fd ,, 6' ,L .QB 1 4 fx W Q 7 L H, BAPTIST COLLEGE AT CHARLESTON ' f if if S x ,- Charleston, South Carolina ' H., 5 , ' , Volume XIX 5' ll w t m5t f if X Q ,gl if fi ff f :U I 1 P H6 SKYS THE uwtwf i. 1,,f tart today and set goals for yourself. You can do anything that you want because The Sky's the Limit. Think positively. At Baptist College positive thinking is a reality. For years we have listened to plans for building a chapel, and now reality rings throughout the campus with the construction of the building. Excitement stirs all over campus as the project grows closer to its ultimate end. Use this as an example for yourself. Set your goals and never give up! Let your imagination go and follow your dreams! - pd. iq... . ,., 55-t7'f..'. 2 - .'fZ,L?, ,g..w.-,,i.:,25,g,'-iff-. ' WG? VHAH WWW F !?P,',f? Y Bcginmngs Life Acad cm ia PCI'bUI'ldlif1L'S Activitics Athlctics Business Endings .wh D U 2 l Cuntcnts H IO 14 151 208 fi Xffi , ,gl i in -'J l -13 .kc J ' ' I F i aptist College can be your final phase in learning or you can use it as a stepping stone to higher levels of education. There are so many roads from which to choose. Although you may be unsure of yourself, the faculty and staff at BCC are ready to help with those tough decisions. With their help and guidance, you can dream it, and you can achieve it. Leaving home and starting anew is not easy, but you will discover friendships that will last a lifetime. New and transfer students arrive to find a friendly bunch of old timers welcoming them with open arms. So reach out and make friendships you will remember forever. I 'T l l l 5 -.5 iv ' .,fTSkfl:'-6? ' 5 1Q2Q09f . ' 4 .W v. 13 :IEW . 00,0 ll.,-'rl 50425 1 16x Kl -' A 'W5uW ' A u :J ,-.,.. L K . Y lcv- ' I , , I X. 92.- ' IIMIIINI 3 MK Oo up FIR hat are your goals? Do you reach tor the sky? Students at Baptist College are on a journey ot' life. Our education is a reality, not a dream, and we control how, when and where our tourney will end. lfnthusiasm and skills are the basic ingredients for success. At BCC enthusiasm can be Caught and skills can be taught. Now is the time to strive and succeed at BCC We can work together as a family to have the most successful year ever. The Sky's the Limit! NY Qx 6 4 . Q Q fi 1 -QQ' -Tav- Pri.: ?' , X Q -.. 5'. 81:1 u 5 vt H L5 rc 3 - 'Z 5 N slit 2 , -'.QQ:R' Nc- '-f V-. ..,1 sw WA- ' ' . lu if 4 1. yn-xv V . -fd ? f kt .sf ff-s 4 T' Y Q5 1 1 ' nr A's.xxl'-fx. iv... Y. nag! L .aQif.',-x Q, N life f lif f n. 9: human activities, in ,uri ':.'w N .72 . .' , V l relationships and interests collectively NE ll. '. 11 3, . 'x yr Being Involved A college education is a time for growth through transitions as we are transformed from adolescents to men and women. Fraternities and sororities help us with this growth. The initial experience is indeed humblingg yet in time we develop con- fidence in our ability to survive and ultimately be of service to mankind. Through these involvements we realize that the Baptist Col- lege experience is more than just education from books. It is a small view of the world ahead offered during a transition period of our lives. 1'-' ba ink:-.4 A . ., n -, 3. . . - Q.-qt W f,-, my ' 'yn' M x -. 1 X -gs ' ci. tw-if '-'J' 711 l h qib! t L11 ff' ' o G 9' ' 'i' 'iii' wif I gg . f ' f y, - , 4 ,, 54 lr. 1, 5 IBQI, A Rauf' it ffm . . ..,? 5: . I I I ig s ia 10 Nfl' gm tr 1 ,.I , . K L1 ,I .H :Hiring Y, 3, pi .wr ' -1 1 5 5 7 s.,53', 11 Getting to Know You Students worked, planned and organized through the summer for their special day to be just right. Labor Day, 1983, came with new, eager freshmen wondering what on earth they should do. But with the help of the Orienta- tion Committee, they were moved in, introduced and sent along their way. From Fair Play to the Charleston Harbor Cruise, the freshmen learned of Baptist College's warm, friendly atmosphere. The administration and return- ing students gave this new year a great start, and Orientation Week was just the beginning of a year full of new friendships and life long memories. fi ivrw rfv 1- SW 5 12 QQ Y 0, , r 1 I The Challenge of Learning in-ll 1 1 i... ,.w1R, S g ,4 A scholar's life is contemplative and quietg and yet at a time of discovery, it is rewarding and even exhilarating. To realize that we have achieved a goal which we have established for ourselves produces a warm feeling of self pride and desire for further gain. Regardless of our academic potential, ad- ministrators and faculty are willing to help us achieve the most possible from our years at BCC, They have made it their life work to influence us and guide our studies. Together we reach for limitless goals in our education. 14 3 ll , fu, , E.. Y , , .063 'A 1 . A' , 1 .1 l Wf'e-1 nf' '?Fu.-,,,- ' X xuv X ,.,- i,..A177 .. -i ,M - If J I 'ir 1 4.5. N f IIIIN The City of Intrigue History . . . it reaches out to you from across the years in the cultural city of Charleston. The splendor of the past is alive to- day in tourist sites such as Fort Sumter, the Market, Charlestowne Landing, the Battery, Middleton Place and Magnolia C-ardens. The beautiful city of Charleston has a uni- que fascination that attracts visitors from all over the world. The students at Baptist College have a fabulous opportunity to explore horizons of the past while striving for the promise of the future. Some photos taken at Middleton Place, Charleston, S.C. .BL 'vl0 ' ' ' I 'Q , if 1, ...c . p ,A A as A . '-nil-157- 16 Ya ,.- 'Nl N . A ' ai '31, 1 . 9 .urn '- vi 1, I ... . .5,.s',FL Eaa lu xl, .A I 414' FQ, 4-3 .ny 5 1 sly., Y lm' 's wry. - Q .Stn 1 ,gi Q-Y' . 'B-all 'vlan 1-554 ,.-., - TS 111 1' Crowd Pleasers Events is a general term used to lump together all the special happenings on campus . . . convocations, May Day, cof- fee houses, professional entertainment and speakers. Events may last only a few hours or a few days, but they take months of preparation. And as an event nears, tensions mount, tempers flare and grades slide. But events are essential to campus life. They break up the monotony of study and give us something to do. The only problem with events is that we never have enough time to devote to them because of school. Maybe we could cancel classes! . 2' -SN-fszgi all: .' 'dirt AS lu 3 ' i l Er R W wi S 'f-,nf A - -Q.. l Nil? ,M A, 4 H, I ,.,f B rl L Y 1 z,u,.wa.,.. 1 8 Nl.. , J A 1:3 I Q0 'rs , '35 x 1 s '50 v..- I v , - -7 l C ' . . q,.,2-6 e- ALL--,..L. .9-.flu I' , J K I 19 . I , gill' f tl' . iff' ' imgll. fn yi-'lla S .luffig v ,jqspviv 'tiaflii 4 ,,. Tw, diffs -A Q ER , Q' an 'K . . . 1' '. DJ The your of mini-skirts, cowboy boots, Calvin lslciiis .mtl .ill ixorii togvthvr it' you like that was 1983. Thu tnshioii was wt-Jr lmytlimg, .myway you want to, and you wurc suru to ho right .it tho top ot' tho lwst Ll r'L'ss0Cl list. Stylus varied from om- oxtrcnn- to tho othcr I'lwro wort- tldiiiitvly no svt rulos for dross this your. lt' thc Punk look was not right tor you thi-iw Props were still going strong. Un tho ou-r.ill yiuw, hrightor uolors ut-ro boing incorporated into all phascs ot fashion to gin- ti bright light .md happy fooling. 21 After Hours AIZDP or Iivening classes . , . studying at the library or with friends in the Parlor . . . a snack at the Galley . . . special enter- tainment . . . dances . . , movies . . . last minute dates , , , Baptist College students really come alive at night. 5 55 E I 5 if 5 so 'J' Q .y M'-Q 'Z lx 22 X ,I 6 9 Q If 0 1-' 5 fa 1. , s .42 , ,l 'Q' A WW z! 1 f 5 -' 'fo 'ix if-ffl 3, Aux Xnymqng- Q nik ll wtf? Fast Food ania Tacos, hamburgers or pizza . . . which will it he tonight? Well, you certainly have that choice and much more in BCC's newly renovated Buccaneer Dining Room, while the Galley offers a varied menu for a late night snack or the person who studied through the supper hour. If a study break off campus is what you need, then take advantage of Rivers Avenue and its almost limitless variety of fast foods and fun. The few minutes spent away from the books will help you return with a fresh mind to complete the task at hand. 'I'-JV , K v X .-Abu, :Hagar 2 f' -J fl 5 i ' 1--Q1 ,WJ 2 ,-, X M L -1' 'A A -5? V J it J tv . q - , ,, Q' it I l ' 5 V 1 1 l X' 24 ,....n X, E15 'Lui li ll ': 00 f ff .QQ Z f ,,.-11 - Q ---.-.1Q- y- q-ur . I ' ll H' 5 1-rx surly I L +5 Best of Times Many people think of a holiday as a given length of time to enjoy celebrating a special occasion with family and friends. This is true, but a holiday is what you make of it. Some people may visit someone and consider it a holiday. If you live far away and go home for a day, you may consider it a holiday. The length of a holiday does not matter. You may spend a month, a week, a dav, or even an hour with someone and con- sider it a holiday. You may ask, How could spending an hour Qt, or a day with someone be considered a holiday? A holiday is what you make of it. ,w-- . yli , -f S K Q 1 lf Rx it 2 il lil , 5 I' ii ,- 1 ,iw . 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These students, in turn, become United States Air Force officers who possess special abilities and slxillsi The AFROTC program has become one of the fastest growing in our region and has developed highly skilled Professional Officer Training courses which repre- sent Baptist College extremely well, t af 2: t i nl v ,Si 1 'Il 'X -J 1, J V 4' 5 ,i :lif- f . I'I,, 3 is i W at I .ff it ill in HffM.g qji, i 'T l'q ' Ti ff: 'i ffig- .L f O ' ll -V 351, 9?3Q!gagL2d. Jpmfxtjavyy A -4-- 1... ' it -. A '3'4 L 30 1. 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As couples glided up the stairway at Hibernian Hall, each with that special someone, they entered a world of en- chantment, The sounds of music drifted up to the balcony overlooking the glimmering dance floor as the Catalinas entertained with popular Beach music. As the night came to a close, couples left with an evening filled with wonderful memories. 9 Q Q i i .V .-. 32 Lv 1- 'TZ' ' YQ , 4 'v -1. ' ':wW. ?,'42fr-np.1-- :.+- Milo , 1,2 2 ri JL - ,I- Q7 'D 'fs 'Fra I ' K I 'M' in is-'AQHA 2 .'. , 1 Q-du Ha X f fl 4 '- . 'f'Q F. ri' ' lla, ','L ' ,N 33 A1 k 'Q OUR FOUNDING PRESIDENT Dr. Iohn A. Hamrick 5 xi' 'I ,- '-1 I I , 1 4 W . , KI. ft ,n ' 'rt ' 1 if ,i f E ,Z E I Q I I 'MX' '. , ' 5' 2 :I L l ,Qu OF LOWER SOUTH CAROLINA TO BE BUILT ON THIS Realities have often been dreams, but dreams rarely become realities. Before reality one must have a dream. Such was the dream of Dr. John A. Hamrick, founding president of Baptist College at Charleston, now a reali- ty. Only a man of such outstanding character could conceive such a timely dream and transform it into a working reality. In December, 1964, Dr. Hamrick was named President of the Baptist College at Charleston, culminating many years of dedication to the cause of Christian educa- tion and a long felt need for a Baptist sup- ported college in lower South Carolina. Under Dr. Hamrick's leadership, the Bap- tist College at Charleston has grown from and idea to a multi-million dollar institution with several thousand students Q111fQl'1QQl..2', p 43 During Dr. Harnrick's,nineteen years as president of Baptist College at Charleston, his goals and objectives for the insfitutiorl have always been set high. To simplify all, he says, Our most important objective has been to provide opportunities for each student to reach his or her maximum ipott-211+ tial spiritually, intellectually, socially, and physically. A S, IQ Dr. Hamrick's retirement in December, 1983, leaves one with the realization that real education is a continuous process consisting of components of the past, present, and future. One looks back at the dreamiwhich became today's reality and tomorrow's prof mise for the future. I SITE 1' 2' up 500 ACRE 04. . s,,'f v sig-, 1, 5.45 34 '- ME AK ll ' ,493 A P . iii X li T--1-l X L V ., .i : E ,Yn- ' nv- Y . s:.3'aFW .M , ADMINISTRA HON .ff-,,Y ,. iv ! K W, 5,26 4652: , ,,.1W'-'n-Jw .as .Z . . 7492 'ii ' V Af ',71E2'f5ffiYl ,iii 221 al T 2 f. 1 A Us - f Y L1 Lf2:3Q::1a A fi, f f :4f.,'5ic , gasfigfwifrq ff if ,, 154'-W., Eg, -if-,,Z.3 1 1 1, I 'W' , , ,Q C w 4 . My Y . qi 2? , , HU, 2,44 f - f QQ f '4 f 4 1, , 1 ffm 4 ,,,, a,14..u4-ww .4 f , 1 7,5 L fa fa Jw R f. fwffzfw 1 ',l .f .nvmfe g QJL, , fi . f vfffkziws rfl,7wj?5'i v -.f, s X' N f 35. . 1-rv-w ,. 2' z, , i ,354 f A nu, ffvwvl ?' ' po --.- fn- Vi --5' ,Vg , -qt., .V ' Xi 15 ff' s 'f '34, I 4 1 f fr f ff, fo, If , iw fy 'f ,vs if 1 , 4 4 ,gk nv- ' , 1 sf 3 f f f i 'Zu 1 1 ' 9 , 1 ' X Q 1 ' 1 f , fi , Y xx Alf' - - -1: 'Y' 2 W, ...I 4-P 0 , 43 X ,- ' 5 sw , 12. as .Ls , , . an ,f 0-gx k skis ,Y Xb x , X if 'X I ' Q 4 :,,,:i,3g , , X 'Q x 4 A4 J .-N .v 1 a 7 D I v s 4, K 1 is way ' is an 2 ' 'ig if we ' - Wx' if Y.: ' 4 of Business Affamrs 11 'Xuan ,,....-49 if ff '.,g fr . 11' .. P M 5 1 15. .5 ' L ,M ,, , ,,... Q 1- 3 ' , 1, 1 5 1,4 6 W 5.1 v 5 'B .iss ' I A Q , f , . 5, -Juv: and Relations ffbfisf, if Academic Affairs , 5 Dr. Charles I. Smith A Assistant Vice-President of Academic Affairs ,fi f 36 , A BOARD OF TRUSTEES L to R, Row 1: Mrs. Robert E. Kirk, Dr. Nell P. Lightsey, Mrs. Dorothy Barnes, Mrs. Mary Ann Bishop, Mrs. Iacqueline R. Hook, and Mrs. Gene S. Smith. Row 2: Rev. Cooper Patrick, Dr. Charles L. Hattaway, Dr. Malcolm C, Hursey, Dr. james P. Craine, Mr. W. Floyd Whitfield, Dr. lose-ph R. Weber, and Dr. Clif S. Iones. Row 3: Dr. Lewis E. Mc- Cormick, Mr. William H. Seals, Mr. W. Lawton Wells, Dr. Robert E. Cut- tino, Mr. Austin Shelley, Dr. Ronald L. Carroll, Rev. Bruce Russell, and Dr. Douglas N Baker. ADMINISTRATION 37 a6i . P 1.9 AiK Francis X. Archibald, BS., M.A, Adpuntt Protessor of Political Science and Criminal Justice. BS., Baptist College at Charleston, M.A,, Webster College. joyce B. Bagwell, BA., M.S.Ed. Assistant Professor of Science, BA., Furman University: MS Ed., Clemson University, Graduate Study, Western State College of Colorado and Furman University. Nancy Thompson Barnwell, B.S., M.M. Assistant Professor of Mathematics: BS., M.M., University of South Carolina. Martin james Barrier, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology and Chairman of the Department of Biology: BS., MS., North Carolina State University, Ph.D., Clemson University. Stephen H. Best, BS., MS. Assistant Professor of Biology: B.S., M.S., Clemson University, Study Towards Ph.D., Clemson University. Theodore S. Blanchard, lr., BA.. MA. Assistant Professor of Business Administration: BA.. College of Charleston, M A., University of South Carolina. Rofvce W. Breland, Ir., B.S., M.B.A., Ph.D. Pro essor of Business Administration: BS., College of Charleston, M.B.A,, University of South Carolinag Ph.D., University of Georgia. Charles E. Breuer,jr., A.B., M.Ed., Ph.D. Professor of Education and Chairman of the Department: A.B., M.Ed., Ph.D., University of South Carolina. loan Buchar, B.A., M.S.Ed. Assistant Professor of Foundation Studies Program: B.A., M.S.Ed., Southern lllinois University. Rosemarie Bufo, B.S., M.A.T. Assistant Professor of Foundation Studies Program: B.S., Seton Hall Universityg M.A.T,, The Citadel. Ann Crocker Carmichael, AA., B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education, Associate Director of the Counseling Center: A.A., Anderson College: BS., Lander Collegeg M.Ed., Clemson University. Enid R. Causey, BA., M.L. Assistant Professor of Library Science and Assistant Librarian - Reference: BA., Baptist College, M.L., University of South Carolina. Martha C. Chacey, B.A., M.A. Adjunct Professor of English Language lnstitute: B.A., University of South Carolina, M.A., Citadel. john L Christian, BS., M.S. Assistant Professor of Educational Media: B.S,, Louisiana Tech Universityg MS., Troy State University. Eve B. Coleman, B.A., M.F,d. Assistant Professor of Foundation Studies Program and Assistant Director of the Program: B.A., University of South Carolina: M.Ed., Memphis State University. David W. Cuttino, BS., B S M., MSM., Ph.D, Professor of Music and Chairman of the Department of Music: B.S,, The Citadel: BS M., M5 M ,Southern Baptist 'Theological Seminaryg Ph D., Florida State University. Sheila McClarren Davis, B.A., M,A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Political Science: B.A., Duke Universityg M.A., Ph.D., University of Virginia. john Douglas Donehue AEDP Professor: US. Defense Department Public information School, Carlisle, Pa. Merle S. Doran, BA., M.A. Director of the Library: B.A., Florida State Universityg M.A., Florida State University. Carol lean Drowola, BS., M.A.'l',, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of En lish: B.S., Colle e of Charleston, M,A.T., Duie Universit ,Ph.D., University of South Carolina, Anthony D. Eklund, B.A., MS., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics!Computer St ience' B A . Loyola College of Baltimoreg MS., Pennsylvania State Universityp Ph.D., Virginia 7'ti!i-terhnic lnstitute and State University. f' '-if 5 . is A . , Az, S f 4- , t 1 li' ? fi - P ' l X 1 t - l . - .a Francis X. Archibald Ioyce Bagwell Nancy Thompson Barnwell t A I Dr. Charles E. Breuer Q. is ,142 v...w '-Q17 Eve B. Coleman 38 is , X .xi . 1 .,.,' , .., .f .Nia 31.1 If M- fe' w ,ff S .4 sz- M- xjv N vvwuwh f . :man ':'i 'm:'t 1... f- f tiff it Q. ..... 'E ,-., t t-'ai' ' . ' V ' ,-A. . , g. '51 r : ,.fN, 'fi It 3 2 - 1' 'lhlflh 5 3 il it .ll P . ' f . 6411: Ioan Buchar Rosemarie Bufo l t l 2 5 ,sk ' :Z 4 ff.. 1 5 if' '- . '71 ' t. 'X K 1 fly Y N f i Dr. David W. Cuttino Dr. Sheila McClarren Davis C , ' tv: 1' Q li I s. lr l iv lr .l- Dr. james Barrier Stephen H. Best Theodore S. Blanchard Dr. Royce Breland 15 7597 Q C? N A ,-ff' Ann Crocker Carmichael Enid Causey Martha C. Chacey john L. Christian JIUNI, ' 1 T i. -? john Douglas Donehue Merle S. Doran Dr. Carol jean Drowota Dr. Anthony D. Fltlund Faculty .f??jP7iZ':1?1?! Affljiiiilf' A. 1... Hora,l R . B.A., MA., Ph.D. i .- wr ill Business Administration and Pri-auiinics and Chairman of the Business .-'iimini-iration and Economics Departments: A . tale. . University of South Carolina, Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Kenneth H. Foote, BS., M.B.A.. C.P.A. Professor of Business Administration: B.S., University of Colorado: M.B A ,Ohio State University, CP A., Caliiornia,Graduate Study Toward Ph.D., Stanford University. Silas H. Garrison, B.A., B.D., Th.M., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English: B.A., Furman Universityg B.D., Th M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. MA., Ph.D., University of South Carolina. Sharon I. Gaunt, BS.. MS., Ed.S., PED, Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Educationz BS , Iames Madison University: M.S,, Indiana University, Ed.S., Eastern Kentucky University, PED.. Indiana University. Linda S. Gooding, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of History: B.A., College of Charlestong M.A., University ofTennessee. Heinz-Jurgen Griebsch, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Foreign Languages. B.A., Albertina University, M.A ,Martin Luther University. Wendell Thomas Guerry, A.B., B.D., D. Min. Assistant Professor of Religion: A.B., Erskine College:B.D., D. Min ,Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Keith A. Guess, B.A. Instructor in the English Language Institute: B.A., Wheaton College. Mary lane G. Hamilton, BS., Ed.M., Ed.D. Professor of Business Administration: B.S,, Winthrop College, Ed.M., U niversity of South Carolina: Ed.D., Duke Universityg Post Doctoral Study, University of North Carolina. Gerald R. Hasty, B.S., MBA., M.A,, Ph.D., LL,B. Associate Professor of History and Political Science: B.S., M.B.A., Bradley University: M.A.. Ph,D., American University: LLB., Blackstone School of Law, Additional Graduate Study. Harvard and Northwestern Universities. David L. Hibler, BS., Ph.D. Professor of Physics: BS.. Ph.D., The University of Texas at Austin. Catherine A. Hoffmaster, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics: B.A., M.A., Cleveland State University, Study Toward Ph.D., Kent State University. Stephen Douglas Hudson, B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry: BS., Francis Marion College, Ph.D., University of South Carolina. Katherine M. Huger, AB., M.A., M.A.L.D. Assistant Professor of Business Administration: AB., Bryn Mawr College, M.A., M.A.L.D., The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Ada Austin johnson, AB., MA., Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Languages and Chairman of the Department of Foreign Languages: AB.. University of South Carolinag M.A., University of North Carolina: Ph.D , University of South Carolina Vera Frances Johnson, BS , MA. Associate Professor of Business Administration and Consultant to the President: BS., Bob Jones University, MA., Peabody Collegeg Study Toward Ph.D., Peabody College. Sue Dolores jones, AB., MA. Assistant Professor of Speech and Communications1A.B., Duke Universityp MA.. University of North Carolina. james E. jones, BS, M B.,-X. Associate Business Professor. BS., Baptist College at Charleston: M B A .Central Michigan University Myra jordan .Assistant Professor of Musrc!Director of the Music Therapy Program. jerry M. Kerby, BS., MA. Assistant Professor of Aerospace Studies: BS.. Northeast Missouri State University, M.S.. Webster College. Eugene Henry Koester, B.A., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music: B.A., Baptist L1-liege at Charleston, M M ,University of South Carolina. I 4' i .l Dr. Silas H. Garrison .3 335, ta, 'w-Qs. V f' Keith A. Guess Dr. Mary lane G. Hamilton Dr. Gerald R. Hasty 9.4 W-1:7 ,. at 'Ihr All Sue Dolores Iones lllt' lllvlllm' -m Vlllu lll'l'4 '-lw llhll lllm- -,A llnuvl x 'D Dr. Sharon I. Gaunt Linda S. Gooding 0' 'W of- if ..-D Dr. David L. Hibler Catherine A. Hoffmaster Y , 'Q f , ina! .a Myra jordan Ierry M. Kerby -llIllllll1'lIll'X'.l lllwl,-. 1-ll-'rwwlllwrllnxvl I v rl,.l.lll'l4 2 ll H, l.- v-.,,'e',,. - fl - Z , l' ....-4.'4'i Heinz-Iurgen Griebsch Dr. Wendell Thomas Guerry .r1 v. ' v X ,,,,.,- A . Dr. Stephen Douglas Hudson Katherine M. Huger ca-'GN J-JP Iames E. Iones Eugene Henrx' lkuester Faculty 41 RYA X FG?-'1...1-553241 fi . 3'-41: 1447352321915 .-emi! -Carson Lackey, B MA., Ph.D A-.ie...iit1 Pnl-:,i,or of English: BS., College of 1-Nile-:tw M A , University of North Carolinag Ph D., University of South Carolina. Victor H. Lawson, lr., B.S., M.M. 'Hr-:!':l.111! Professor Music: B S , University of Virginia, MM., College Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati, Study Toward Ph.D., Florida State University. Beatrice Levine, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics: B.S., Brooklyn College, M.S., Medical College of South Carolina. Ernest B. Long, BA., M.B.A. AEDP Professor: B.A., M.BA., The Citadel Robert Matthai, BA., MA., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology and Chairman of the Department. BA., Tennessee Temple Collegeg M.A., Middle Tennessee State University: Ph.D., University of Southern Mississippi. Ruby A. Matthews, BS., M.Ed., Ed.D. Professor of Education and Director of Teacher Training: BS., M.Ed., Ed.D., University of South Carolina. Sherley Mervin Mafyo, B.A., B.D., Th.M., Th.D. Associate Professor o Religion and Chairman of the Department: BA., Southem Illinois University, B.D., Th.M., Th.D., Southwestem Baptist Theological Seminary. Deanna H. McBroom, BM., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music: BM., University of Wisconsin at Madison, M.M., University of Louisville. Elizabeth S. Mueller-Roemer, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Art: B.A., University of South Carolinap M.A., East Carolina University. Donna F. Myer, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Natural Science and Director of the Rural Health Promotion Program: B.S., M.S.. Universigf of Pennsylvaniag Work Towards D.Ed., niversity of South Carolina. S. George Niketas, B.A., MA., Ph.D. Professor of English: B.A., MA., University of South Carolina, Ph.D., University of Georgia. Ellen Robinson 0'Connor, BA. Instructor of Library Science and Awistant Librarian - Technical Processes: B.A., University of North Carolina, Candidate for M.S., University of North Carolina. Horner Clyde Odom, lr., B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry and Chairman ofthe Department: B.A., M.S., University of Southern Mississippi, Ph.D., Clemson University. Harold I. Overton, B.A., B.D., MA., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English and Director of English Language Institute: BA., Mississippi College, BD., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary: MA., Ph.D., Louisiana State University. Ernest L. Passailaigue, Ir., B.S., MBA. Associate Professor of Business Administration: BS., University of South Carolina, M.B.A., The Citadel. Loren E. Radford, BS., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of MathematicslPhysics and Chairman ofthe Department: BS., University of Washington. M.S., Ph.D., University of Virginia. Caro! L. Ricketts, AA., B.S.Ed., M.S., Ph.D. P.:-sri-crate Protessor of Fducationl AA., Brevard ijt-liege, B Slid , We-stern Carolina Colle eg M.S., PH D , Florida State University, Post Doctoral Study, Peabody College. Stanley la Ricketts B S., MA. fri- inn! Prolexsnr ot Business Auniim.-.tration 1 Enix-tprtir ot lixti-rnal Programs BS., Baptist Uv .xt C'h.arleston, M A ,Central Michigan University. David E. Rison, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. l'f-fiefwi' of History AB , Ouachra College, MP1 , Ph D , University of California at L05 Angeles. Eames C. S. Rivers, BS., MA., Pl'i.D Prvlrssgi. .li Lriglish.VS,C'lemsunl,lniverS1ty, MA.l'lrL1 ?.l.'i: -irsifv ofSooth Carolina g lemes E. Roberts, BS , M C S. Professor ot Af-rf-4-pe,.- '--iudit-Q ,mg Qhagyman of the Departmens. Ei e syn :cv I iriivt-:sity M CS., Ya'-.iw .41.5rM i,'n:vcrsity. ft? ' 'C' . ., li ,Kia ri' f - i if Dr. Lionel Lackey Victor H. Lawson, Ir. Beatrice Levine p it V s Q A I l ' M A L- l'f Q - .. W , 3, 1 ' H5 I 4 1 1' Deanna H. McBroom Elizabeth S. Mueller-Roemer Donna F. Myer 5 li XV Ernest L. Passailaigue Dr. Loren E. Radford Dr. Carol L. Ricketts 42 ' 0 'V 'Y-Q '-'v H.lpll's.lCull4'g1'ns.ul1lI-.vmix nipdmj gy, l It I I Affv' f' ' as ,.- . l'l'l'Nll4l Illll 111 lvl ll!! irrv1'1'M, -il j.im1-ul loin. I . Q Ernest B. Long Dr. Robert Marthai Dr. Ruby Matthews Dr. S. M. Mayo ,au f Q'-- W 42? -- '7 , 2 -.F .,. fs-1 y . A . I Dr. George Niketas Ellen Robinson O'Connor Dr. Homer Clyde Odom Dr. Harold I. Overton If 'T , NI x , osfx 1 .' ' ' Stanley F. Ricketts Dr. David E. Rison Dr. Iames C. S. Rivers Lt. Col. James E. Roberts Faculty BFG 1 vievznr.-sff.zr,:,xizL:ira,m1:31mwmrrz Tunis Romein, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor nf English: BA., Erskine College, M.A., University of Ceorgiap Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin. Georgia Ann Schlau, BA., MA. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages: B.A., MA , University of South Carolina. james C. Settle, B.A., MS. Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education and Chairman of the Department of Health and Physical Education: B.A., Furman University, MS., Florida State University. Kathryn M. Sharpe, A.B,, M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology, Chairman of the Department of Sociology, and Director of Academic Advising and the Foundations Studies Program: A.B., Piedmont Collegez M.A., University of North Carolinap Ph.D., University of South Carolina. Hazel Stewart, A.B., M.A.T. Assistant Professor of Mathematics: A.B., Fisk Universityg M.A.T., The Citadel. David H. Stone, B.A., Th.M. Associate Professor of Business Administration: B.A., Wheaton Collegeg Th.M., Southem Baptist Seminary. Sandra Lee Talarico, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education: B.S., M.A., University of Florida: Graduate Study at University of Houston and Florida State University. Graham Tomlinson, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology: B.A., Universityjof South Carolina, M.A., Sacramento State niversityg Ph.D., Indiana University. Linda Cochran Tyler, B.A., M.L.S. Assistant Professor of Library Science and Assistant Librarian - Circulation and Reference: BA., Converse Collegeg M.L.S., George Peabody College. Lawrence W. Vanella, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Speech and Drama and Chairman of the Department: BA., Montclair State Collegeg M.A., Ph.D., Ohio University. Carolina Wagner, B.A., M.A. Professor in the English Language Institute: BA., M.A., The University of Arkansas. joseph M. Ward, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Art and Chairman of the Department: AB., University of Kentuckyg M.A., East Tennessee State University, Study at American Academy of Art, Philadelphia College of Art, and George Peabody College. Charles F. Welty, B.S., MS. Assistant Professor of Physical Education: BS., M.S., West Virginia University. Turner Willford, B.A., M.S. Associate Professor of Aerospace Studies: BA., Florida Atlantic University, MS., Pepperdine University, Fred L. Worthy, A.B., M.A.T. Assistant Professor of Physics and Mathematics: A.B., Colorado State College: M.A.T., Colorado State University: Graduate Study at University of North Carolina, University of South Carolina, and Clemson. Sarah l. Younker, BA., M.F.A Associate Professor of Music: B.A., Oberlin College, MFA., The University of Hawaii. :r 'c ff 'f i ' ' 9' -4 'U A A sm Sw-.-.ar - H Dr. Tunis Romein Georgia Ann Schlau Iames C. Settle JR it 4, ,. 1 I xy' 4' .E Qs, U Q -ith I ' 1 f wr V - V' I it-... 4 Q .. .. . I i David I-I. Stone Sandra Lee Talarico Dr. Graham Tomlinson ' Sv.-fi -t , . ., f . Q Y 'si'-'ff '.-1:-' ,r- :af,.pns' V fu,,, 1. lan-mi., ' ,I ,, I fi.,I .. ', f .J', Y' 2' , ' ,, 0 A I 'ra!wgYh'. .9 , A :Qs -61, -'31 ads FW. 'V' A i ,. U-af ,013 X,,lcll,r ,if 'u .1 ,Ni fi.. -s, i L5 rfxv- , . N., . nk ,I i var, If W 1 F gffi K ., fr, . ' ' 4,1 3-s, 1 I-1 ,ff K N- it f' E -,rf 1 f ,i - t f rf 11. Joseph M. Ward Charles F. Welty Capt. Turner Willford 44 i llu--.LX14-llmvlllvnmrxxlu-1 x-. ,I ul' vll.-lt-r-l ...,. nf ,, , ,,' 5, , , lr'-.ll '.'.t '!!', ' . .Tl 3 ,-,r f 2:- 1 Oli. .f .O Ol gl I l Dr. Kathryn M. Sharpe Hazel Stewart D0r1'Iy0u See ir, Dr. Barrier? Linda Cochran Tyler Dr. Lawrence W. 5-E . -1 4 Vanella Cafglina Wagner Dr. C serenades the May Court. I Q? ,-I Fred L. Worthy Sarah Younker Isn't there a place for lust one more in that class, Dr Mayov Faculty 45 Bill Alheim - Athletics june Allen - Gladieux Linda Ambrose - Gladieux Pebbles Ambrose - Gladieux Maureen Atkinson - Library Charlene Austin - Bookstore Dan Austin - Financial Aid Patty Averett - Business Office Brenda Ayers - President's Office Howard Bagwell - Athletics Howie Bagwell - Athletics Myrtle Barton - Library Jeannie Bermudez - Library Earl Black - Financial Aid Marty Boan - Telephone Service Cheryl Bodiford - Humanities jim Bolduc - Athletics Rose Boston - Social Science Barbara Bradham - Data Processing Carol Brady - Bookstore Leita Brazzell - Develo ment Royce Brelandplll - Business Office Taylor Brooks - Athletics Martha Broom - Registrar's Claudia Bryant - Development David Burke - Athletics Richard Cannon - Natural Science Lisa Chapman - Housing Mac Chapman - Security Rita Chapman - Business Office Ralph Ciabattari - Athletics Bob Connelly - Business Office Cathedral Cooper - Business Office Paul Cowles - Housing Glenn Creech - Religion jerry Crisp - Business Office Ethel Croft - Self-Study Pamela Croui - International Services jerry Darnell - Heating and Air Conditioning Steven Davis - Central Motor Pool Bill Doar - Security Sheliah Durham - Admissions Cynthia Evans - Natural Science Don Eubanks - Student Activities Gloria Flinner - Athletics ln +C? tv .li A six fe-:gs lil If 1 Ach 1 Y s aj' Z 1 2 '17 Nix, 'f'-SO 1-M xv ' 5 X P fy ng L- , Q, ,,. ' 7 .'terc'f . My . fir' z- 'gtg-uf' of 46 I l. v.. x. ff JT. .vq ' x. ' Q W' ', 1 A fl FAM .J I Staff J' '7 fE'?L1.x?.-Fi Susan Ferencz - Financial Aid Tom Gaither- Athletics Charles Celina - Data Processing Elaine Gelina - Data Processing Catherine German - Library Bonnie Gregg - Registrars Sandra L. Griggs - Registrars Ron Gaskins - Registrars Margaret Gilmore - Communications Ian Hall - Student Activities Vickie Harris - Business Office Sandra Harmon - Business Office Ada B. Hartman - Humanities Nan Hayes - Registar's Office Dorothy Howell - Data Processing Darlene Huddle - Library Sharon Hudnut - Print Shop Sally Hunter - Gladieux Michelle Illing - Natural Science Dwight S. Ives - International Services Patricia james - Central Supply Larry jenkins - Housing Pam jenkins - Business Office Myra links - Library Hoover johnson - Athletics Wanda johnson - Counseling Center Nancy jones - Gladieux Ianice Kerr - Business Office Brenda Kingery - Library Linda Kingery - Admissions Debbie Knight - Data Processing Mary Koons - Housing Bill Koopman - Development Freddie M. Laird - Gladieux Barbara Lewis - Library Lloyd Lien - Print Shop joan Lindsey - Admissions Brett Maddox - Athletic Department Eddie Marquez - Admissions Kim Massey - Counselin Center Maggie Mattiews - Library Ruth McGee - Print Shop Barbara Mead - Admissions Melinda Mitchum - Admissions Sandra Nettles - Admissions fb QT -Q A5 B' '7 :msc 'BMW' p-4' 3 'ii . 1 .,, 'ei :rx , s fr- ir' ill , - ,Q s- Y f 1 'JZ' v 'Q 48 ,QN fb if? 11 y--Q rw, if-'7' 'x 'US B 'U .Y : 51+ ' zlkwk . - -' ',,K ' A 232375 PRN ' 5 . I y X' A i X xt V U' 5 sv M4 x Y 'v T? P: 1 A lxlxx . A .4 We '?f W 1 'vw-9 N7 if 49 l I .Ti A' L ' X 'Wi' Y I Y SP A , : af iii, Nf::S' ? I 'I' 5 X Staff diff' tiff! 4 ?E7.2hdzWzi'6'-b.'imYA7i!i Hate-eta Frat-I Norris - Registrars Rayne-lie Odom - Housing Lois Orwig - Infirmary Chuck Parker - Athletics Natalie Payne - Gladieux Sandra Payne - Library Kathleen Peacock - Print Shop Kathrine Pelton - Business Office Robert Pinney - Gladieux Carol Plecker - Housing Franklin Pollock - Athletics Mary Rakes - Academic Affairs TSgt. joe Ramos - AFROTC Patrica Ann Ravenell - Business Office Norma Rice - Post Office julie Richburg - Development Bob Riley - Alumni Office Kay Rogers - Business Office Genevieve Schwenk - Natural Science Barbara Simmons - Development julia Simms - Development Jessie Singleton - Business Office Brenda Smith - Library Scott Smith - Campus Ministry Sylvia Smith - AEDP james Stewart - Physical Plant G. I. Stillinger - Maintenance Charlotte Stinchcomb - Registrars Calvin Stone - Business Office Francis Stone -- Business Office Helen Straub - Library Willie Sykes - AEDP Robert Taylor - Library Mary Teaster - Social Science SSgt. Ion Thompson - AFROTC Larry Thompson - International Services Esther Touchberry - Telephone Services Noreen Vogt - Admissions Kathy Wade -- Post Office Rick Wade - Housing David Wagner, lr. - Gladieux Bernett Waitt - Development Michelle Waitt - Library Pat Weaver - AFROTC Richard Weithers - Financial Aid E cf,- A-1 t L 'I ff ff2e!ua S B . 14? ,, YW, - ,V V' X.: xc c diffs ,,.u-2 it ' , J , ,ipfi1r.'f- n, A ii RV' '55 ffl kj A., ff 1--Q, ww 'Z' ef? B QQ 41745 xi -if Q - Q an 3 'vw I .ij .ef : Z f J X . 50 vs ,as N -...,f in Q b v 15' N , X fn s-v- .2'. 2 E 'H 7 . . Micki Wardean - Natural Science Foy Wiles - Religion janet Wiles - Communications Shelly Williams - Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Gregory Williams - Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Danny Winstead - Telephone Service l 5 Susan Winters - Admissions Walker Wright - Admissions it Glados Ziegler - Print Shop Staff Q: 45 '2? ,lr-g: l , ..., . .' . f ra, and - 'Ki' W X f. x 52 .A 'ex .i,,.. -f wif 1 ' ' w I I 1 O s ug, ,A jf. .' I J'f,:f.!v --j., -1 1 ,J ref z ala g Ill Our college life has just begun. Leaving home and adjusting to a new lifestyle may be tough, but once we've adjusted, we absolutely love the independent life. This is a time to make new experiences. We reach for the sky and chase a moonbeam. Q9 CLASS OFFICERS - L to R: Aceyleen Davis, Secretaryg Allan Woodward, President: Norma Henderson, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Sara Sellers, Vice President. 54 I .VX N ull I UVCI' gc! x .--v 4' Prnscnlla Ancrum Adamx Run, SC it v V' Shannon Bard Carbondalv, IL CD iv, .- 19 Q 4 Q P7 I I -lL1f'l1','xx1xUx K g'L1INlTN'f'Vlllt' SK vututthnxlaxl' Lannv.-Xlls Hugcr, SC 77677 TammyBa1lvy N1Chnls,SC M1chcllcBm-aulleu Summa-rvmllc, SC QT Theresa Baxr R0cvr.'sv1llv. SC L 4 - 5:- id 9 1 'Wx'-. F' N... . fr.zT.1-vw! 1 Q2 Q 'W Htl fN11x!Xx'Hm' 'KW lr-Q Culurnbm NC 91 f vi I sl! 'A -v 'a X Ibm-rt lmntrnm Chnrh-Nt--n NL R K A 4 x I I N. ,, .N l.1s.aBe1l I, ..I Banwbvrg SL x 1VX Ars' N . .. .,L 1 Sherry Bellamy North Myrtle Beach, SC it tl, Diana Bolers Frogmore, SC -5, Xildli George A. Bryant, Ir. North Augusta, SC ,-QQ! Kimberly Cardwell Ffh arleston, SC t'L oJr,1 AY-any . 'QCOC ' 1 it M Alejandro Benitez Karen Ruth Berry Charleston, SC Columbia, SC Iackie Black Seabrook, SC 1? l X ' -'51-X SF' 5 -rf! Curtis Boyd Orangeburg, SC l?6'7 Katrina Brady ' Charleston, SC Monique M. Brown Columbia, SC Kathy Camarano David Camp Charleston, SC Goose Creek, SC Reginald Butler Pelzer, SC 2 ,'Q' 'wx -'1 V john Carter Cheryl Clifton Ioan Cotton Timmonsville, SC Painesville, OH Sumter, SC 56 1 1-'W' 5 Gregory Counts Rhonda Crider Ruth Crosby Columbia, SC Bamberg, SC North Charleston, SC i' john R. David Aceyleen Davis Archie Davis Malaysia Hartsville, SC Poston, SC 72577 CQ xl T 4 Kelvin O'Neal Davis Mike DeCosta Gilberto DeFreyte Lexington, SC Williston, SC Charleston, SC 3 1 ix- Angela Dingle Connie Diventura Freddie Dozier Cross, SC Summerville, SC Andrews, SC 57 kevin llarliiigton fil't'L'llVlllt' SL . -?li: in 1 Ox f .JL wi l Greg Davis Monclks Corner, SC Antonio D0NOl1I't'ga Charleston SL' Q 1 tfkfs I Chris Drummond Michelle Duggins Summerville, SC Ridgeville, SC Kendia Yvetta Edwards North Charleston, SC 40 X fm Ne .-6 Mitchell Embler Greenville, SC ad! 1 ' ?9!Af'l- S ii l Y vxggylnl Angel Encarnacao lane Etheredge Iune Etheredge Karen Etheridge Windsor, SC St. George, SC St. George, SC North Charleston, SC nl Susan Fields Cordova, SC 1727 'Y' T1 ,5 4 4 J, h , 4 as FM. is s 7 ' . itll, 'fxfl' ll ' f ..ldil'l'1rg il li Randy Fenley David Fertig Susan Ferguson Ocala, FL Charleston, SC Madera, CA Tony Gibson Bath, SC Brenda Georgie Columbia, SC 58 tv 96 Boots Godwin Charleston Heights, SC .XJR Is.i.ic Gourdinv l'im-ville, SC ll Daryl Grantham Aiken, SC -nu-5 QS I liric Grainger NlK'l11ll5,SLl G? T71 james Gray Frankfurt, Germany -2-45 xx Q Y ' vu' i , 4 Garon Grainger M.irg.iri-t 4 .niiiigi r Conway, SC ZS 'V-13' Carolina M. Guerra Charleston, SC 72577 41' Stan Haithcock Stanley, NC , 5 -A- - 4 ?f - ure- K i LE 5 of Nr K 1 Karen Harkins Ridgeville, SC Sandy Hammond Nichols, SC WV Kimberly Harley Charleston, SC Sandra Harmon Ladson, SC Y' LL 1 Cecilye Harris Goose Creek, SC Summvrvilli-, S A Cynthia lflealan Ridgcville. SC fn Sir! -.nk Denise Heater Summerville, SC 79 E X If asm V ' as ,.' x it- rf J . f Lauren Hill Florence, SC f I i ... t 1' -axx , 4 David A, Hix Woodruff, SC 1 wir-. i'i 1 'L S, Q ia' Y , 1 - ' -si V 4 David Holland Hartsville, SC Norma I. Henderson White Pine, TN 49' Lisa Hill Hanahan, SC C? Emily Hester Springfield, VA m .l Priscilla C. Hinson X Hamlet, NC IZ? 7 f S qs J - .ef x 5 lhluvj Kim Hodge Hanahan, SC -. f'i V nff' EA Rhonda Huggins Mullins, SC 60 gp- Ionathan Hodges Bennettsville, SC Reginald E. Hunt Charleston, SC N4--0 1 I Sheldon Higgenbottom North Augusta, SC Napoleon Hinton Columbia, SC Ni WFT? Cecilia B. Hogge Moncks Corner, SC Wallace Hunter III Whitmire, SC Camilla lriclx Orangeburg, SC l Carol Denise jenkins McClellanville, SC i . rg I QQIJF' Darrell johnson Woodruff, SC Gracie jumper Swansea, SC 'W F' 'Q C il Angela jacobs Col umbia, SC L. K H Sheila C. jennings Union,SC Kendall jamison Summerville, SC Wanda E. jerideau Green Pond, SC 7277 I u., , I L Regina M. johnson Darlington, SC Susie Kady Mclvlechen, WV l P W Ross johnson Charleston, SC xi!! Shantha Kailasapathy Charleston, SC 61 Kevin jarrott jersey' C itv, Nj vw'4 - ,- A Us - T., L - l Billy johnson Duncan, SC IS4 3 Stephanie jones Summerville. SC Delissa N1 Keith Charleston, SC Q 6, a.-me -s an'-A MV f fr t 'Q' 1 IL lack Kidess Charleston, SC fi M I 4' Mark Lee Chemw, SC :- fi , 'W 01 'X -- -1-7 v rm. 'Nur' T g Nt Mario Kuffaty Charleston, SC au.. '53 it we Q xx 5 1 Scott Lee Hartsville, SC irq 111' - 'A-I-1 XX, A'-vm if V f Taek-Ioon Kwon Charleston, SC ,....,,,. X , lean Lewis Patrick, SC 72877 Camilla A. Lawrimore Hemingway, SC E'-1' I-vlt' X! gr .-J v me ' is li X is J Sara Lewis Patrick, SC Wx 'W' guna 1? 5 is A Karen Lindsey Todd Loadholtz Edie Loehr Victor Martin Union, SC Cocoa, FL Charleston, SC Charleston, SC 1 I' -1 2 Beth Mauell Lynn McCord Steven McDaniel lohns Island, SC Trenton,SC Ladson, SC 62 l a-P, TTS 'Lo ci TS Sherry Mclunlxin l,lClu.'llS, SC VY, ,4-' 4 I Michael Mitchell Columbia, SC Carolyn Denise Moore Kingstree, SC Ni S, Martha McLauchlin Summerville, SC 3 I i i t l' .4 A JE Q s Kyle McWhorter Gaston, SC S- I Kim Mitchum Melissa Mitchum Holly Hill, SC Williston, SC 77677 'S Tommy Mosser West Columbia, SC l Sherry Meadows Anderson, SC Ma Diana L. Mondo Harleyville, SC FY' X , Charles Muhwee Elaine E. Murray Seneca, SC Summerville, SC 1,.,4y l Y' Bryan Neal Robert Newton Lee Nichols Se Ioon Oh Lexington, SC McColl, SC Walterboro, SC Charleston, SC 63 l 5 ff 'Mfr .,b N. , 'tr' iii an l Susan Parker Summerville, SC Michael Parker Charleston, SC Wendy Owens Dillon, SC Alesia O'Quinn Summerville, SC .ff 'Og w...44' ,,,,., lvr x.,l Stacie Parks Katherine Pelton Debra L. Penland Goose Creek, SC Summerville, SC Charleston Heights, SC Kimela Lynn Perry Mooresboro, NC N 22 'NI ,i N 'ESF S Troy R. Peterson Stephanie Puckett Moncks Corner, SC Greenville, SC Augusto Quezada Lisa Reames Charleston, SC West Columbia, SC , ,f ggi b ,,. ,Nq- . 1 Z , 5. ' '-s. . - K' ' ' as .7 i :gli w Q x 3 V . . Valentina Reaves Rodney H. Reid Veja Lynette Reid Carolin Rice Mullins, SC Monroe, SC Mt. Pleasant, SC Burton, SC 64 rvifzvt :Q je YT gg! ,'.4,-gif., . .fi ..,. . Q i l 'A -.i.'.'5s'l:QLl M ' 1 lisa Riclmrdwii l1.in.iRitldlt-bcrgt-r l-'milx' Axim' Riu-r.i Urangclmrg, SL Sumini-rvillc, SL' Mt l'li-iimnl, HC i wi all lt -- Q ll . 49 L? '0- Q V . i - ' i 1 A 1 lon Robb Katheline Robinson Larry Robinson Barnwell, SC Charleston, SC Bennettsville, SC 776' 7 ,'? 77 Scott Roebuck Gerald Rowlette Maurice Rowlin Briwvnsvillc, PA Washington, DC Charleston, SC Y mln' sn., 7' lay l 1 'X NK li' K ,,..Q, William H. Sanders Safwan Saqa Sara Sauls Flagpond, TN Charleston, SC llardm-ville SC 65 V, 1 P9 f L.- s .il lil-riganiiii fi limwr klmrli-xtiiri llv'iig rx K Lisa Robinson Columbia, SC 'CUX '27 jr ,, P 's v T Q - Hu- ., ., ,g, Maria T banabrm C harlexton SL 1' I ixa Sci-rr Summerville SKK C7 Sara Sellers Aynor, SC .,,...-I .ui lip Samuel B. Simpson Miami, FL 1-.f-.1 Tatiana Solares Guatemala 'N K Q .xii V ' f its Nils? N. H a I V 'V gl? ' .12 ' S ' ' , 'fp la 'R ff . H A , ' if fy' i- . , V KL .. g Q H, ' .ij I Q' 1 X 5 V f 1 ' Q XZ' ,idivj 5 i is ,,, Q Sherri Seltenright Rita Shealy Charleston, SC Leesville, SC J ij 1 Charles Showalter Charleston Heights, SC ,4 '64 0 ' QXQS Raymond I. Smith Michael Srnuniewski Ienny Smyly Harleyville, SC Charleston, SC Williams, SC 77877 S. 4 i , .5 5 5 it jf ti 1 f Ann Spragins Ladson, SC Kelly Stinchcomb Charleston, SC 4 ix f 5 s is . 1 Anthony David Strickland Ivan Tapia LaNelle Thompson Nichols, SC Charleston, SC Manning, SC 66 ,X , Qs rf Ann Stockman Gaston, SC Terri S. Thompson Awendaw, SC I it-I l V .I liddlv Tolvr North Charleston, SC fl -I Stewart Uldrick Anderson, SC Cindy Whlte Charleston, SC Q Cara Williams Chenea Williams Trinette Williams Goose Creek, SC Charleston, SC Belvedere, SC ' Pamela Willis Summerville, SC l- iff l J lu Timothy Womack Charleston, SC A 5'-vqr 1:- .- ,S 4 ' ov Q, 1' Melissa Y. Williamson North Charleston, SC M57 1 V 'Dx Angela Wilson Goose Creek, SC Allen Woodard Kingstree, SC 4 2 9 tl., Catherine Wilson I-iinesville, CA Us l vi' Samer Yasin Charleston, SC Violet A Wilson Easley, SC :wx 4 ,. lohnny Zt-cop-lulos Charleston SC' III III We are content in our college lifestyle. We strive to make our lives successful, yet the everyday college life is easy to handle. We have made decisions on career moves, and we are only a step away from achieving our goals. We reach for the sky, and we won't stop until we catch our stars. 77f6 dh 801' CLASS OFFICERS - L to R: Laurie Horton, Secretary, Scott Iayne,'Treasurerg Ianice Valentine, Presidentg jasmine Lee, Vice-President. 68 pg aux .J X05 All l VN' .MQ av, 1 '.A l I b X IA -1 u . x wal-Ind' lvndon l' Alvr.un-Q lkm ll ,-'xtl,m1t- lT.Illt'll,Sl Clmrluwtolw 'wi in -,Q Q---1. xx f T 0 , 4 lx 11 sf I '5 7 l 7 y I 'l C 3 I lonn.1.'X1kvn An1t.1l.ynn Alexander Teresa S. Alford lN1vl.1nu- Alla-n thxklvxx HL Ladson, SC MUlllHS, SC Walterboro, SC 7276 -Ny 1 T5 cm' ': -ff 'F 1-9 5. - A f l.1ullX Allen I7.1rrvlAnderson ,, ,N t , .- . X lQr1cArn.1ud Mt Pleasant, SC Put-dmont, NL .-Xflglt' Barnhlll llopvm cll, YA Wlnston Salum, NC JO I lv'l It-.vrnx lnarx vt-xx NL pl 'J 'lf 'V Ns Rowe Barton Brxuxn Batw lrx :rig H Hatton lr North K h.1rlvNtonSC Crm-rwmllv Nl ' Q .Q-.stu .atv ll 69 Anibal Bello Charleston, SC U A rv' sr fx K Dawn Blizard Charleston, SC 5 i V Terry A. Bryan Oakley, SC E l i J jimmy Chisolm Allendale, SC 9' K 'f- r,....., ' A Milagros Bello Charleston, SC Tia? E2 Barbara I. Birds Charleston Heights, SC EJ f W ...ffl Michael Blake Salters, SC iq ?r ' ' Stephenie B. Bollig Stan Bray x DeAnna Bridges Charleston Heights, SC Anderson, SC Derry, NH 77876 lf Anna L. Burt Summerville, SC Steve Corbin Summerville, SC 70 Deborah Carroll Smoaks, SC rr Ox Q' Mr if 1, v 1 Todd Carter Hanahan, SC Rene P. Cote Ladson, SC v-..--47 Angie Crouch Denmark, SC 1 'lllmmv Cuda Sun1n1crv1llv, SC Shantia Dozicr Manning, SC Cindy Felder Holly Hill, SC ix 'I Don Cehlkcn lohn's Island, SC ,Q g Urcg Davvnport Iohn D1-vcrvux l-,mlm-y,5L' Summcrv1llo,SQ 05 fxfo - a K x S.- Bryan Drumm Erie, PA Randy Dukes Summerv1lle,SC 72576 19 1 V-, 'fa-v james E. Futrell Hanahan, SC Deloris Frazier Goose Creek, SC '1 'si X N! , if if I 1 I N ' 'l Rhonda Cethers Charleston, SC Dwayrw Codwln Hanahan, SC 71 -in , 5 N: - fa? ' . X , 5ll'Vvlr'm'x'lJ14lx1'rs l'1m'dn1on! SK judx Earnhardt Roswell, CA fi t I Vlnce Calm-y Hartsvxllc, SC V 73' Q4 ,..4s low CQ Llonfalw' HVUUlxlYU NN he 4 Gail Green Charleston, SC Anthony D. Graves Bonneau, SC E b 'wav' ,ef if 1 X'-,-7 Susan Hamm Summerville, SC 7756 Phyllis Griffin Charleston, SC Billy Hardin Hanahan, SC J' V A ,Af A xxx? 'O ' Brent Hathcock Heidi Hillyer Alice Hilton Cottageville, SC Pinopolis, SC Sand Ridge, SC l Vx 115 '23- S if Winn-f .Y . 'X Q 1 v Laurie Horton Stanley C. Howell Kay Infinger Simpsonville, SC Taylors, SC Reevesville, SC 72 Kim Greene Greenville, SC 1? Deborah Harkins Union, SC ' .- Lf.-g,N.H - V LM. ,- ,J-J , fissxae Laura jean I-lord Greenville, SC Scott Jayne Irmo, SC Phoebe leter Sharon, SC ,Q 1 6 Sue A. Kelly West Columbia, SC Debbie Lee Cheraw, SC .r i , F Ordean Lewis Myrtle Beach, SC l :I 1 X .' ' A I N W A Charlean Vel johnson Kevin Iones Goose Creek, SC Six Mile, SC ln. L YO B I Kay Sullivank Island, SC. QC s. 4 l vw Iv f 7 D 5 Ionathan King Iulia Knight Lisa Lambert Brownwood, TX Dillon, SC Andrews, SC 79:76 qi' A .. Iasmine Lee Melbourne, FL ' x Martha Limehouse Summerville, SC 'hd .- - Lorenzo Leverette McCormick, SC Glenn E. Little Goose Creek. SC 73 1 L K ,Q 2. 4 I ,,.--C . P t I X x Mary Nancy Leitholcl Ocala, FL li? Christopher D Lizzi Summerville. SC Laurie Lusk Moncks Corner, SC 1-5 I Carol Massengale Varnville, SC Miles McDonald Summerville, SC 0 AS. 'v x t, V gn Bruce Moore Easley, SC Nr I y, .Jv 2- iaz.. ',-V 1 if Carol Maixner Margaret Elizabeth Marion Norwich, CT Pineville, SC ID ' LQ Rebecca Mauney Tonya McCarson s Mt. Pleasant, SC West Columbia 77576 Thomas McDowell Ladson, SC .IN 147 james R. Morrison Lexington, SC 74 ia., 'Q Iacinta Milligan Fayetteville, SC 1' Xl Renee Moore Charleston, SC Debra I. Marshall Rock Hill, SC 'Y' Matthew McDonald Summerville, SC flll Lorrie Ann Mitchell Adams Run, SC ffg X.. Douglas M. Nalley Greenville, SC 'NJ.ltl1.1mvl N Nulvuxa K lmrlwlun, SL R1c.1rduUr1o L'h.1rl1-stun, SQ' 1 Lvnn Powell And rows, SL' Sharron S Rubmwn laclxsonvillo, lfl, 46- G l luhn ll Udrlrn lll Sumrm'rv1IIv Sk YT' 15 L Bvtsy Palmer 5wann.mu.1,NC QC 17 Xlvx.111UNl-.xl Klllll.nv,Ul, ,l,:: llmrlz-stun 'wi lmlx- 1 H4 Beth Pvttx' l.ulwNl1flmz-ll'mt1- l'l.1rtsv1llv, SL Llmrlwtwn SQ 77476 -5 '4 4.--.4 I. .E ,1 is lohn Re.-gustvr l.ddf-Un, SC rv QA l l Ylclxy' lf Robxnxun D.1rl1ngtur1.SC Wlllmm li Rm-md lll lx.axl- li.-Eu rm-r' lwlt lllvdsdrll, SL Rl'LllTxl'Kl NK :rf- n an 'av 4 . QVU f Lua Rubwxurw l liwlgvrx Lamdcn Sk L E'.nrlvv--:- NK 75 Wilson Rosemond Pcller, SC ,ae 4 . Z . , ' ,S 1 .557 evtjh, I 1, 4 yKr4s.v.1q, 1 , 1 ' Jil A Lisa Scarborough Lockhart, SC Ray Singleton Charleston, SC - 52 F V- .fi 'K 'Q 1 ' ar'-. W . - an v 'tv xo .1 5, 5 5 L, if ::'g':1- 1 2' . :fp 515555 '. 'Qu g J' 1 5 'ug .-is .'f.:: 3 6- ' an , -, ' 1 : Q . . 'J VW I ll1:,.'y'l:n,,-. , IC .. N.. Q sl 1--ffs.-'safe :A- li 'N s 1 - 5 'c i::A9's3.s'.'Q vl.m, Q Q gc... 'H-..., 'uffss '-'ln.i.L u'.'Se 0 Susanne Sanders Mullins, SC Susan Sandifer Charleston, SC jane Rowland Charleston Heights, SC r t Sue Sims Tarrant, AL Lawrence Simmons III West Columbia, SC 7276 - ,- , , wr.: Kimberly P, Shultz Cordova, SC 4-.Q 'T 1 X 4 ff wr-Q X- V .-W-M. Peggy Skipper Cynthia L. Smith Cynthia M. Smith Columbia, SC Goose Creek, SC Summerville, SC i y 5 ,Q . ,A if + W ' K F I Q5 .fy 'Q . if .ei K ' 1112-ff i lx nk 5 it , 3 , Mi' ' it J 4 f ff-'Sufffi K A .au Sarah Smith Kenneth Stackhouse Vernon W. Syme Sen Ioen Tan llarli' Branch, SC' North Myrtle Beach, SC North Charleston, SC Charleston Heights, SC 76 6 l 2, -yr Y 'I 1' Us ClaireThompson Mt-linda Thrower Connie 'l'tnd.ulI Sununervillt-,SC' tiret-nvillt-,SC Monclts Corner, 'wt J fv--'Q n .N Gerald Truesdale Mt. Pleasant, SC Keith R, Washington Seabrook, SC hx. MAX -X .lg Nathan Williams Charleston, SC t Wax 5 Russell Turner Ianice L. Valentine Charleston, SC North Augusta, SC ZWF6 Alice Watkins Isle of Palms, SC -1 s v Charles Wittchow North Charleston, SC f-Q Iames A. Way Bamberg, SC Eddie Wright Sewern, SC r- r ' ' r lf1vlWt'I'l l ltitltl Stiriirm-rvillv Sl Paul Walters Reevesville, SC l 1 K I I Tony Wilford Orangeburg, SC X ury Alberto X anez Charleston, SC I I III We hold a great responsibility in college life. We have friends in upperclasses, but we also need to make newcomers feel welcome. We are the bridge between the old and the new at BCC. We form lasting bonds that hold our school together. We reach for the sky and ride on a rainbow. 72575 2, 1 3 X fz5..,, -, , , f ,L :wg 4 1 I ' ' if Vi- 1 ,A by 3. J , 5 fi. ef, x 1 ' f s i wi s 1 nv.. WZ ,,l,...-J 'CNW' 4, 29M 'H' W' 'ya 24 CLASS OFFICERS - L to R: Chris Bryson, Presidentg Nancy Timmons, Vice-Presidentg Suzanne Ray, Secretaryg Reggie Gadson, Treasurer. 78 M lrtx N ounbblnud purtrns has own um un stx le ot tlshnon it BCC Words can't cxprus Bn nda Niuru ll lfhjlk ldU31 II nr Sher1fA Amor Charly-stun, SL A , ,q 9. C assmdra Xnderson Shmrlvx' .-Xu-r Sumur SL KNJF SC at ri' .AQ ,X ,I I., ,, wx!! K V ! X W N 1 Constance M. Beebe Summerville, SC my T 0 f xl Shari Besseche Lilburn, GA - -,V-gi Bonnie Bozard Charleston, SC Tammy L. Burkett Leesville, SC '1 Q-nw-g. xai. joel Benefield Brooksville, FL Q, ,AY Robert W. W. Biederman Pawley's Island, SC 7? ff 9 Q. it L MLB Allen Bozardt Ridgeville, SC Ieff Burns Marjorie Berry Latta, SC l 1 . 3 Q -Lf .f W7 L M I , 4 1- , s X , G Keith Boswell ,, Charleston, SC ' 'I I s Z ff: G nv , lit l L .1--6 I , E., si I , l Eddy Bunton 5 Charleston, SC ! J. ill l ? l Carol Carson Charleston, SC Summerville, SC Orangeburg, SC 80 I , 'I lfya , 'WI fl v , X '- I Dm-homh Llirtur llt-l1or.lhl'l.n' Bri-nda C ochmn .-Kim.-iii-1. 1 .-Lt-r Ridgvville, SC Durango. CO Charleston, SC t li.irli-Nitin, St 3 lacquclyn Crosby lim Dallery Lisa C, Dangerfield Ionathan Randy Darnell Charleston, SC Sumter, SC Hanahan, SC liaslt-v, SC' 79875 - ff I , Sf if 'T'- - L I l xv La t. lune Darnell Steven L, Davis Iacquclyn Dickerson AI Dunn Bamberg, SC Ladson, SC Olar, SC Sumter SC' a '- -its ' ,, X Nd K 9' 4:-3 x Y- Ai N- 4 A l 'I p 43 .ni Rhonda Faye Durst Tony Eichelbcrger Malcolm Fnglixh Su-vcii Farr Batcsburg, SC St. Matthews, 'SC Charloston, SC Crt-cnville S-L 81 'Q 5,1 Yi? if Susan Ferencf C harleston, SC . ii'-wiki . .. Q X Kent Freeman Charleston, SC ar '- Candy Goodwin Smoalxs, SC lVlllxC Hackett Sumter, SC Craig Ferguson Belleville, IL Reginald O Gadson Burton, SC Cliff Fields Greenville, SC - v 'C 1. Ellen Gifford Estill, SC 77675 til 4 .VP john W. Gore Ladson, SC Denise Lynne Hair Summerville, SC 82 'TS Mary G. Core Ladson, SC N vw 'i ' 5 'Nav 1 l I s I Chip Hall Sharpes, FL E Q. . an I V fi, -rf fl Tony Fountain Pelzer, SC 1-gl! hiv I 3 Miriam L. Gillians North Charleston, SC 3 all Frank Guest Hartsville, SC h 222 . Iames E. Hammett, Ir. Travelers Rest, SC ? 'f'l Valerie Harper Q.lLll'lk'NlUl1,l5Q' 'yew -.:' Stephen Lawrence Hill Barry F. Hinton Florence, SC Rodney Howard McBee, SC Larry len kins Charleston. SC I I A P' -az, ltimothy D Heath Nashville, l'N Nancy' Herron Cimise C reels, SC Augustus I. Holt Charleston, SC 72,25 Greenville, SC 3 Cheryl Huggins Melody L. Hughes Mullins, SC Iohns lsland,SC C'l S5 1 .. ' ve ,r f Q Y v Andy Keegan Mark King Ladson, SC Anderson, SC 83 J 1 . 'S I1-rri llierx Wiilterb-irii, Sl I Kathy Hortman Summerville, SL' lr' 1 Tamela M lames Hartsville, SC A1 4 k , Q TN l 1 . ,K ss l V 1 l L X fix 1 is Michael T lxoger lhllixtnn, 9C fa N ' af? 77 .., A A f David W. Lee Cynthia Lewis Cheraw, SC Loris, SC ,.1'.'5' Mark Madison Anthony Craig Mattox Columbia, SC Iacksonville, FL '2 i ' -'lil-v ia Robert A. Lewit Ladson, SC William Homer McCabe Willingboro, NI 72575 r.. PY 'C we f Q. ' 9 Q 0 QAM Iames Menditto Melanie Meyer Hampton, VA St, George, SC 4747: Tracy Moses Brenda G. Murrell Summerville, SC Liberty, SC 84 I .4-fffg: f. Margaret Miller Folly Beach, SC Kathryn Nordeen New Ellenton, SC I,-'if E' 1 . , , . - 5 Melinda Livingston Barnwell, SC Graham McCullough Mt. Pleasant, SC Lloyd Schirra Morrall Burton, SC Becky Ocker Titusville, SC f ? 5, I, E 4 - v. E A luhn Odom Sumnu-rvxllv Ni r '+- , F 1 N.1m'yPltts lu.mn.1,SC Sharlott Rich-rt llmwr-.0 Crvsvlx, SC JP' M ', QC' Tellah Shlrlcy' Caycc, SC 'g vq'-. rv ,1 N,-v , T7 -Q C ' R .1 I' 1 I R.n'm'Iln- 1 M0111 Ijl'I1lNl'l,.IlflllKN Surmm-rvnllm-.NK NLIITIINUYVIIIK' Si we 9 1 X I lamos. Qulnn Tena Ratllft' Muncks Corner, SC L olumbm, SQ 7955 'A ., .., X ,- 3 :M -.' E ' xy? 4. Q-- 1 Q-1 -sr n , ' X !.aa-i i ii ' .T 221215:-S . Ks 4'.'X Tam: Ross Greenville, SC Tonyal Ruswll Clmton. SC !L . fx ,. ., gy, V.. Q' p. 1' ' 4 - N N-. , S ' 1 . - 5 .xx ' x Q ' A I Carol Shun-r Marla Shubcrt Rwlu-rrl I r III ll-'ff' Ni 5 1 k-ummm Q x ln.'s'fgz'I as iQ Re- mf gl 1 r Cm-1-:'x' 1 1 f 'I- Mme ChdTlQ'NlUI1.5C fN1X'r'HL' BUJCPW 5k xfk .1 85 . x w- 2 1 . l A, ,rx .S Q Q 3. i... . . vkv N af Benxenia Singleton Scott Singley Abby Smith Kathy Smith Huger, SC Columbia, SC Elloree, SC Charleston, SC v a: .,.' 5, Q it I T T T all Rhonda Spivey Marshall E. Stanley Bong-Hyeun Suh S Mark W. Swann Moncks Corner, SC Hampton, SC Charleston, SC Summerville, SC 77875 , Y ,, ,U A.. , , . -1 if rf ef' 5' ,4 ,L if y'i?mm,x 112. gizifi 'wi S' s 1 J 4 ,,i 5 , 5 ' ,V ai , A1-M Bill Taylor, Ir. james E. Taylor II Randy Terry Marylou Thomson Orangeburg, SC Summerville, SC Charleston, SC Landrum, SC 7 C 19 'ffi wi- -f iv f--1, 'UYTS' T7 XIX vi Cfhut kie Th rower Nancy Timmons Angela Todd Iohn S. Ussery Lgnw-nvnlle, SC Pinewood, SC Loris, SC Florence, SC 86 ....-' A t i i ,+e r' lap., ' IW, .Q : ' j f .... 5-V ' - ' llintlx Yarnt-r lxloiiclu form-r, SL it -'sf K'-7 i . -4 ,a t i Bob W'el born Pendleton, SC nn Wyatt Nickolson Whitlock -qi , Debra Wooten listill, SC ll I X'.irusk.1 lxathx' Watlt- C'l1.ll'l1'Nlol1,Lvl fl'lt -lt'l',5l Evan Westbury Grover, SC ?9i ga x-1 ,X Ian Westbury Grover, SC 7?8'5 Q l Ronald Wiggins, Ir. Charleston, SC ' 'v-a , Q Q -QAM 1 l T t L11 ll' - If.-ff Wright Columbia, SC -K' .ib- ,Q rf Y 'x W i , N X 1 k- 1 if' 1 K lt.irle---ll '.'..i'v4- lf Siiiiiwl-Iikl Yi 75. Qs if J Leonard Wvthington Dillon, SC FF' -Q ' 35' ' T' s- Charles D. Wilborn linda Wilkie Moncks Corner, SC CrosSl'l1ll,5C I Q gg, th 1 S A X - . ff' d, Iulianne Wright St Matthews, SC g., ff .-L. ' ax 5 l . N. X QQ:-y. Nldrlk' N Uurlgbloonl laxlex SQ endawu, 60Z60'Z4,.. emlawu l I How we love to hear that word. We've worked and climbed the ladder to finally reach the top. This accomplishmenti . Af will be treasured forever. With this aspect of our lives complete, it is time to move on to bigger and better endeavors new life is about to begin, and the sky's the limit in what we achieve. C 1 ' syfrfsh , TRACK 'wgf' x A , i i ' 1 . 5 , CLASS OFFICERS - L to R: Donnie Simmons, President, john Stevens, Vice-President, Richard Ma Camp, Secretary. 88 ree, Treasurer, Herber 6 I lmdvr'N1ul1.1rm-d.1Xum.11 Q l1.lY'lt'NlUIl lla-lgl1txSK C.1rr'1cl3.1Il R1ttm.1:',UH 4 w WX ff' Xdvll Bcll L h.lrfc'NfUI1, 5 i7N 9 N! 1 Umm l Hofard L'H.1rlcNtm1. 5- Eb' ll.1l.1 1X1-Ixlmtnlw H.1l1.lh.lI1,5f if y I Iicmlc Harm-x Bcdufurl, SC +41 Zv' K7 lml.1fXl-Ixhatalw Q l1.1rlQ-xtm-11,54 I K Ifclward C, Harm-X Sunmu-rvillc, SC l??4 'Cx Iilifabvth Allison Blakv Cvorgctown, SC 'vw' K-5, --,J 1' 1 wb M Icrfrvy Bradlcy xN'CNfCUlLll'T1bld,5C 1 Marty Hman SLlIT1H1L'I'X'lllL','DC Bclmdn Iiruwm ldC1xNUI1X'l11L' II E - I m-L11 1-nfl-I l'3.:uU.-.w I.in1N1'I1, Sl a V, 1' -tv'-ig, 311 I9 My . :Q V lv L 1J .:,.a.L Hamm Hnrrww .-XuguHt.1,C,A if ' I'.1tr1cvBwxu-rx fiarmlmm SQ 1 N x f , , , , N , U. SLINHT R Bruwnumg R-wklvdgv, If! Vi 1 l Michael Butler Greenwood, SC 'N ,v -wg P 3 I ' George Dean Carter Bassett, VA Darlene Chatman Charleston, SC Vim'- 1 rg, E 'Q ,,..- w.. I Ig ' Eugene I. Connor, Ir. Branchville, SC MX Q? v--f-7 Myra Grace Campbell Batesburg, SC A 9'--. Q if Vx W'-qc' E sy Q14 ' - Steve Channell Charleston Heights, SC BCC's own lawmakers! 7274 K5 Sylvia Iudy Ann Clark Tammy Lynn Clark Lynne Carol Cloer Summerville, SC 9 ,E -..X ' xr! 'L , 4' Patricia B. Cook Summerville, SC 90 Pelzer, SC Spartanburg, SC ,. , 5: . -ii . :LCN X if I Robin Corn Paul G. Cowles Spartanburg, SC Fellsmere, FL ,T 1 fl? Melanie rl. Culver Robert Michael Daniels Deidra Lee Davenport Merritt Island, Fl. jamaica, NY New Iillenton, SC' iw? ---5 Cindy Dickerson Rex M. Divine William Kennedy Dodd, Ir, Blue Ridge, VA Columbia, SC Mt. Pleasant, SC 77674 V TW 4 sf we 6 1 F l- 'Z ' 59. N l i 'B A T-,x ml L L-1 'i ' Donna Doe Randall Franklin Duncan Grace Dunmeyer ,Ieanette P, Dupleich Pineland, SC Easley, SC Ravenel, SC Bolivia if 4111? ,Au ,r,f 1 7 Larry P. Dupleich Paul Dupleich Cindi Dyclies Nancy li. Edwards Bolivia Bolivia Windsor, SC Hanalian, SC 91 Terry I. Ellis Clinton, SC 2' , . -mf .,. . , , n V .s 5, :ani mf. U. T kff' wi' - ' 'Ff,,,f gfafiv ' --ru . 'Zig-i.'1Q-f. I Q.-.' -1 K Robert C. Felder Charleston, SC PM . t W Q hligggifl' mv , N' ..' ' , . If Q 'fg-E ,1 , il' ag. ,A IQ!! 1 ii-M Eg I . I ,, . ' , g 3 N ' A ' .. net Lwvatxl-1. ' T .15 Der-Dee Davenport and Rita Meyerhoeffer share a special moment, Alejandl-0 F90 , Roger Fields Venezuela Cordova, SC 72574 'i Us 'if' rm X .X I I bf in ' L' M ' fl. lf lx - Donald Mark Flory George Michael Gambrell Lawrence L. Gardner III Goose Creek, SC Pelzer, SC Holly Hill, SC S C ,, rr'Vx Iohn A. Garner Isle of Palms, SC INA April Glenn Elizabeth Ann Glover Angelette Grant Daniel Graves Union, SC Iohn's Island, SC Ravenel, SC Aiken SC 92 1 l A l i y, All ' 3 Tilda Hall Sharon Hamrick jackson, SC Columbia, SC x D E S .3 A 1 - ' fa rf ,wizw or N W . lb All ' Lois A. Haynes Eileen Heffron Charleston Heights, SC Melbourne, FL I . jimmy Hanf Dave Harvey Summerville, SC Ladson, SC 1' KW! W-fr Sylvia Heyward Iennifer Gregory Hill Moncks Corner, SC Hilton Head Island, SC IZY4 ...fl Cecelia Hilton Russell Holley Ridgeville, SC Summerville, SC 41- Martha Hollis Sherri Holloway Ladson, SC Branchville, SC l'lH eswqglloif' ' Elizabeth Glover enjoys the fun and laughter of Fair Play, 93 PM Mary Beth Horton Cynthia Howle Andrea Ian Hucks Elmond Lee Hughes, Ir. Goose Creek, SC Dovesville, SC Inman, SC Charleston, SC KN Q j7 , sv if Kathy Hurt Rose Marie Hussey Dan Iulian Inabinet S Mary Iackson Sumter, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Summerville, SC Belvedere, SC 77674 3 ix I . .di 'I '7 X Iill Renee Iohnson Clif Iones Steve jordan Frederick Randolph Kelly Greenville, SC Montezuma, GA Easley, SC Southern Pines, NC '1r-- l Ianice Kerr Cathy Lynn Kirk Ronald E. Klepper Kevin Frederick Knoll Ladson, SC Charleston, SC North Charleston, SC Greenville, SC 94 qv mv au. ' X Millie LaGrant Sumter, SC Georgetown, SC Della Anne Lambert joanne R. Lancaster Richard G. Leland, Ir. Moncks Corner, SC Georgetown, SC -41 Vernon L. Lipe Greenville, SC Charleston, SC Mitzi Lisa Mackley Rebecca A. Manesis Y, Doris B. Manigault Charleston, SC Moncks Corner, SC 72574 V in Richard Maree Kershaw, SC Barbara Matthews Goose Creek, SC W Patti Maxwell Byron McClure Columbia, SC Rock Hill, SC xi' N l , 1 'P' f K ' p'.'t , 1- X1 Fl X11 l lZil'Q ' If 'AQ I Thomas McDonald Mitchell B. McPherson Mary L. Middleton Robert A. Miller Charleston, SC Charleston, SC Mt. Holly, SC Summerville, SC I l i 95 ,iv William Curtis Minter II Daisy Mlambo Charleston, SC North Charleston, SC M N , K K 9 qyv 3,41 ls this soccer practice or ballet? Kip Mobley X Angela Vanessa Morall Heath Springs, SC Barton, SC 7734 Denise Sykes Muzyka Lu Myers G. Everett Nance, Ir. Stephanie Nelson Charleston, SC St. George, SC Aiken, SC Pineville, SC 'Y'C.-' is, -, A ny , ,, 'fe yi, f -'W-fy? all ,043 Danny Nicholson Scott M. Nigels Cherie Nordeen Erik Norman Hartsville, SC Charleston, SC New Ellenton, SC Spartanburg, SC 96 NI' Thomas W. Nowlin Goose Creek, SC ,J J' Gr 1 I I A Phyllis Overstreet Charleston, SC Patricia A. Perry Summerville, SC immte Melody Olsen Waterford, CT I l fx I X . I N i ' , I ' NA, A .. Marcia L. Padgett Batesburg, SC .4 ' , -6 I 74 Tammy O'Quinn Elgin,SC .. , X '7' wa 1 ' S f I l 1' Sherri Parnell Hanahan, SC 72574 3 L Q., Scott A. Ostrow Ladson, SC ,Q . Q if .7--. 3 Dana Patrick Gaffney, SC Ianice M. Phillips Bowman, SC 1 I 5 y . K L Annette Phyall Annie Phyall Is Kathy going to eat all those lollipops? Iamestown, SC l l Iamestown, SC Becky Piotter Columbia, SC 'Vi suv Glenda M. Ray Fleetwood, NC N -Q 1 ' A i fi Melanie Rigsby Irmo, SC F 'Vi .vi- Iacqueline Plunkett Summerville, SC William R. Potter Ladson, SC Lisa M. Ray Lancaster, SC Mike Reed Melbourne, FL IZY4 X fn - 5? 5 x N-,Z 1. f A ' 4 'x '- V 5 '--I ., L 'fx I A I Z . 4.13 H.. I . I Arthur W. Roberts III Summerville, SC W Russell A. Roberts Summerville, SC ff V f' e z . . . Gloria C. Saxon Becky A. Shealy Donald L. Simmons, Ir. Charleston, SC Batesburg, SC Seneca, SC Monica Pozo Santiago-Chile l ll l li l I lx 4 il i l, Lenora Reese Hanahan, SC i v , i . ..,.. , , 1 l l 1 A . L fa, . 5 if xi, M P ' MJ' fs 5' f A Thomas L. Salsbury l Goose Creek, SC E I l l i 4 Sharon Elizabeth Simmons Anderson, SC IIN if-uf if Frederick Rowland Smith Charleston Heights, SC 1 Holly Stallsmith Summerville, SC Iohn Mark Stevens Aiken, SC Ion R. Terry Charleston, SC l i ' , 15,2 t Sm t u-Q 1? X.:-1, pu - Q ' r i I ,- 5 A L Melanie I. Smith Stephen Christian Smith jeff C. Smoak, lr. Newberry, SC Ravenel, SC Hardeeville, SC K' I Joseph Crawford Steadman Myra Dyer Steadman Ladson, SC Ladson, SC 72574 :Q '7 fig, ,ffm A r ' ' 'T' Molly Stella Fort Worth, TX V , i 1' 1 'G 'Nt- ' 'gg ws 1 ' Q 'V -' fl . xv F7 4 f 's Sharon Reavis Stilmack Darlene Summerford Summerville, SC Dillon, SC IN4 David Arthur Tester Bruce Thomas North Charleston, SC North Charleston, SC 99 I Patricia Sunday Baltimore, MD +A'-?!' YJ it Eddie Thompson Great Falls, SC Ss IS I, 5' -'Hes' 99 , 'W'--C, - :iff 'l-...N --4. -.-.5-Q N--..,,,,Q w--v....l' K if 4 X l isa Rav rm-vt-als a pensive mood Angelishia Townsend Holly Hill,SC 01? . .3- Robert Tumbleston Younges Island, SC 77674 ,Qt pu , x, vi Deborah Tyner Laura Dells Wade Lando, SC Charleston, SC L. -lil' 1 15.9. t azz., sir 1 ' 'SPP L tn' ff? i 2' r Mirhacl Wallace Charles W. Waller Charleston, SC Corclesville, SC Stanley F. Wall Charleston, SC Jo ifigfgw S' V ' 33? . , P ' i i Charlene Washington Early Branch, SC Iames Tucker Society Hill, SC UTY Rosanne Turner New Ellenton, SC IQ' iw-1' Teresa B. Wall Charleston, SC Rebekah D. Watson Sarasota, FL If Af, Wade W. Watson, Ir. Summerville, SC joseph B. Willard West Columbia, SC u x - N Q J f' Q lx David Lowell Woodard Walterboro, SC I v 03 . William G. Wright ' Aiken,SC i i J' .- A -'Y I ,A iff li Q il V 'lizilllll fll fi 1. , Betty lVells Summerville, SC Keith A. Willoughby Iacksonville, FL X .Q , ,' Y V f 0 ' ttf Thayer Lua ii NC Whaley Ladson, SC Iesse V. Wilson Sumter, SC 72574 F' Deborah I.. Wheeler lvlayesville, SC' xx ,5 . 'x , - - -e ii ' . , ,J ct . Q, .V , ni . ' C . . u' ASI' t 'l1. 4,20 : . ' o.or,: no , U. I-,..Jyiy92f!'J'qi1f,3-1' . ,.jv:..3.x.-j-Z,''. '. '-'- 'P r-3, f5i9'. 1 ,,, sz , fi-if Donna M. Wood Bar Harbor, ME Keith Woods Easley, SC 25 -Q g '- A '.X Steve IvI,Y91t0n leannette Dupleich displays her artistic abilitv Chesnee, SC 101 H SENIOR DIRECTORY A AIMAIIDY, BADER MOHA!Criminal Iustice AL-KHATIB, HALAlHotel and Restaurant Management AL-KHATIB, LAILAlManagement B BAGWELL, LINDA CONZEL!Office Administration BSU BALL, CARRIE!Music Therapy Music Therapy - Treas. and Pres., Band BARNES, BENjIElBusiness Administration BSU, Intramurals, Senate, Pres. Pro-Tempore BARNES, EDWARDlBusiness Management Dean's List BARROW, KAREN!Health and Physical Education Volleyball, Lady Bucs Basketball, FCA, SGA, Sec., Dean's List, Who's Who BELL, ADELL!Business Administration BLAKE, ELIZABETH ALLISON!Accounting BSU, Discipleship, Beta Chi, Academic Scholarship, Dean's List, Who's Who BOAN, MARTYlReligion House Council BOWERS, PATRICE!Elementary Education SNEA, BSU, Christian Leadership Award, Singing Buccaneers, Warm Summer Rain BOZARD, DON E.lPsychology Tri Psi Chi BRADLEY, jEFFREY!Math APO, Treas. and Pres, Reflections, President's Scholar, BSU BROWN, BELINDAlCriminal justice FCA, Harambee, DST, Treas. and Sgt.-at-Arms, Afro- American Society, Lady Bucs Basketball BROWNING, SUSAN R.lMusic Therapy Music Therapy, Gamma Beta Phi BUTLER, MICHAELlManagement and Marketing Track, Beta Chi, APA, HA, Orientation Committee C CAMPBELL, MYRA GRACE!Religion Singing Buccaneers, Warm Summer Rain, APO, V.P., May Day Court, Homecoming Representative CARTER, GEORGE DEANlChurch Music Singing Buccaneers, Warm Summer Rain, Band, House Council, Christian Leadership Award 102 CHANNELL, STEVE!Math Air Force ROTC, TKA, Marshall, Air Force ROTC Academic Scholarship, Dean's List CLARK, SYLVIA IUDY ANN!Criminal justice Prom Committee, Sociology Club CLARK, TAMMY LYNNlReligion Singing Buccaneers, BSU, V.P. and Adopt-a-Campus Chairman, PDP, Sec., Academic Scholarship, Inter-Club Council CLOER, LYNNE CAROLlChurch Music Warm Summer Rain, Co-Conductor, BSU, State and Citywide Music Dir., BYW, Pres., PDP, President's Scholar CONNOR, EUGENE I., IR.!Physical Education Intramurals, Officer, TKA COOK, PATRICIA B.lPsychology Afro-American Society, Tri Psi Chi, V.P., Sociology Club CORN, ROBIN!English Sefer, Campus Crusade, PDP, Christian Leadership Award, Who's Who COWLES, PAUL G.!Business Administration BSU, Beta Chi, Christian Leadership Award, Dean's List, Who's Who CULVER, MELANIE I.lEarly Childhood and Elementary Education Band, SNEA, House Council, Sec., Marshall, President's Scholar D DANIELS, ROBERT MICHAELlManagement and Marketing and Economics FCA, Beta Chi, Afro-American Society, HA, PBS DAVENPORT, DEIDRA LEE!Psychology PDP, V.P., Senate, May Day Court, Homecoming Representative, Who's Who DICKERSON, CINDYlEarly Childhood and Elementary Education BSU, SNEA, PDP, House Council DIVINE, REX M.!Guidance and Counseling Baseball, Manager, Singing Buccaneers, BSU, Activities Board, Christian Leadership Award DODD, WILLIAM KENNEDY, IR.!Psychology Tri Psi Chi, Dean's List DOE, DONNAlArt Art Club, Harambee, HA, Orientation Committee DUNCAN, RANDALL FRANKLINlPre-Medicine Cheerleader, APO, Senate, HA, Academic Scholarship DUNMEYER, GRACElMarketing Beta Chi, Afro-American Society, DST DUPLEICH, IEANETTE P.lManagement and Marketing Tennis, Orientation Committee, CA, Beta Chi DUPLEICH, LARRY P.lMarketing Ten nis, Intramurals DUPLEICH, PAUL!Business Management and Marketing Intramurals, Tennis, Soccer DYCH ES, CINDI lBusiness Administration Cutlass, Co-Editor, FCA, College Republicans, Treas., Who's Who, Activities Board, Chm. E EDWARDS, NANCY K.lPhysical Education ELLIS, TERRY j.lOffice Administration F FELDER, ROBERT C.lEnglish Performing Arts Society, Treas., Harambee, Orientation Committee FEO, ALEIANDROlComputer Information Systems Buc-'n-Print, Beta Chi FIELDS, ROGER!Criminal justice Intramurals, Christian Leadership Award FLORY, DONALD MARK!Physical Education . G GAMBRELL, GEORGE MICHAEL!Criminal Iustice Senate, Christian Leadership Award, Athletic Award GARDNER, LAWRENCE L., IIIlCriminal Justice Intramurals, Buc-'n-Print GARNER, IOHN A.lBusiness Administration Campus Crusade, BSU, Air Force ROTC, Activities Board, Dean's List GLENN, APRILlCriminal justice Young Democrats, HA, Orientation Committee GLOVER, ELIZABETH ANNlSociology Sociology Club, V.P. GRANT, ANGELETTElOffice Administration Beta Chi, House Council GRAVES, DANIELlPolitical Science Intramurals, BSU 3 H I IHALL, TILDA!English I SKA 1 HI-IAMRICK, SHARONlEarly Childhood Education I SNEA, PDP, BSU l I I SENIOR DIRECTORY HANF, IIMMY!Religion Ciolf, Intramurals, Christian Leadership Award, Athletic Avvzlrd HARVEY, DAVIDlIinglish HAYNES, LOIS A.lGuidance and Counseling HEFFRON, EILEEN!Computer Science and Applied Math Singing Buccaneers, Warm Summer Rain, Band, House Council, Sec. HEYWARD, SYLVIA!Business Management Beta Chi, Afro-American Society HILL, JENNIFER GREGORY!Marketing and Communications Intramurals, Buc-'n-Print, Sefer, SKA, Pres., Homecoming Representative HILTON, CECELIAlAccounting Intramurals HOLLEY, RUSSELLlHealth and Physical Education Cross Country, Track, Intramurals, FCA, Athletic Award HOLLIS, MARTHA!Accounting HOLLOWAY, SHERRIlPolitical Science College Republicans, Class Officer, SKA, Senate, Dean's List HORTON, MARY BETHlPsychology Tri Psi Chi, Sec., Sociology Club HOWLE, CYNTHIA!Accounting President's Scholar, Dean's List HUCKS, ANDREA IANlMarketing Cutlass, Section Editor, BSU, Senate, Orientation Committee HUGHES, ELMOND LEE, IR.lBusiness Young Democrats, TKA, Sgt.-at-Arms, Pres., V.P., Sec. HURT, KATHY!Accounting HUSSEY, ROSE MARIE! Business Administration SGA, V.P., Senate, Pres., Cutlass, Section Editor, Christian Leadership, Dean's List, Who's Who I . INABINET, DAN IULIAN! Business Management and Religion Christian Leadership Award, Dean's List I IACKSON, MARYlReligion Campus Crusade, BSU, Orientation Committee, Christian Leadership Award, Dean's List, Sociology Club, Sec. and Treas. JOHNSON, IILL RENEElHistory Campus Crusade, SNEA, ARO, Senate, Ass't. Sec., Academic Scholarship 103 SENIOR DIRECTORY IONES, CLIFlCounseling Lady Bucs Basketball, Asst. Coach, Christian Leadership Award IORDAN, STEVElGuidance and Counseling Track, Intramurals, FCA, SGA, Pres., House Council K KELLY, FREDERICK RANDOLPHlBusiness Administration Intramurals, Buc-'n-Print, Harambee, Air Force ROTC, KAP KERR, jANICElHistory KIRK, CATHY LYNN!Early Childhood and Elementary Education Singing Buccaneers, HA, House Council, Orientation Committee, Christian Leadership Award KLEPPER, RONALD E.!English Beta Chi KNOLL, KEVIN FREDERICKfReligion Buc-'n-Print, Sefer, BSU, Christian Leadership Award L LAGRANT, MILLIElBio1ogy Afro-American Society LAMBERT, DELLA ANNE!English Buc-'n-Print, Sefer, Co-Editor, ARO, Sgt.-at-Arms, Orientation Committee LANCASTER, IOANNE R.lBusiness Administration LELAND, RICHARD G., lR.lBiology Soccer, American Chemical Society, V.P., Tri Beta, Marshall, President's Scholar LIPE, VERNON L.!Hotel Management BSU, PKP, Sec. M MACKLEY, MITZI LISA!English Performing Arts Society MANESIS, REBECCA A.lManagement Dean's List, U.S. Air Force MANIGAULT, DORIS B.!Business Administration MAREE, RICHARD!Accounting and Management Soccer, Class Officer, House Council, Orientation Committee MATTHEWS, BARBARA!Art Art Club, Pres., Academic Scholarship MAXWELL, PATTIlMusic Education Singing Buccaneers, BSU, SNEA, Treas., PDP, President's Scholar 104 MCCLURE, BYRONlPhysica1 Education Cross Country, Track, FCA, Afro-American Society, KAP MCDONALD, THOMAS!Hotel and Restaurant Management Tennis, Intramurals MCPHERSON, MITCHELL B.!History MIDDLETON, MARY L.!Psychology Intramurals, Harambee, Afro-American Society, Tri Psi Chi MILLER, ROBERT A.lRe1igion Christian Leadership Award, Academic Scholarship, Dean's List MINTER, WILLIAM CURTIS IIlBusiness Management MLAMBO, DAISY!Business Management Tri Beta MOBLEY, KIPlEnglish Sefer, Ed., BSU, Senate, Dean's List, Who's Who MORRALL, ANGELA VANESSAfBusiness i Administration and Management 1 Beta Chi 4 y. . 4 i MUZYKA, DENISE SYKES!Accounting and Psychology l MYERS, LUlBusiness Administration l Beta Chi, Dean's List if N lg NANCE, G. EVERETT, IR.lChemistry ,I College Republicans, Earthquake Research NELSON, sTEPHANIEfMeaica1 Records Administration i NICHOLSON, DANNYlSpeech and Drama Track and Cross Country, FCA, Christian Leadership 5 Award, Dean's List, Athletic Award, Who's Who l l NIGELS, SCOTT M.lReligion and Psychology NORDEEN, CHERIE!Early Childhood and Elementary Education Singing Buccaneers, Warm Summer Rain NORMAN, ERIKlSpeech and Drama Cheerleader, Captain, Performing Arts Society, Pres., FCA, Senate, KDR, Pres. NOWLIN, THOMAS W.lReligion Sociology Club Q 4 OLSEN, MELODYlBusiness Administration College Republicans, Beta Chi, BSU, BYW, HA O'QUINN, TAMMY!Guidance and Counseling Orientation Committee, PDP, Parl., Senate, Inter-Club Council j I i OSTROW, SCOTT A.!Business Management Dean's List OVERSTREET, PHYLI.ISlCriminal justice Senate, HA, Prom Committee, Orientation Committee P PADCETT, MARCIA L.lOffice Administration Orientation Committee, PDP, Senate Page PARNELL, SHERRIlBusiness Administration Volleyball PATRICK, DANAlAccounting Cheerleader, Captain, SGA, Treas., President's Scholar, Activities Board, Treas., Who's Who PERRY, PATRICIA A.lBusiness Administration and Marketing Beta Chi PHILLIPS, JANICE M.fPSych010gy PHYALL, ANNETTElComputer Information Systems BSU, Harambee, Pres. PHYALL, ANNIElMath and Computer Science House Council, Harambee, Pub. and Prog. Committee PIOTTER, BECKY!Early Childhood and Elementary Education Band, BSU, BYW, SNEA, President's Scholar PLUNKETT, jACQUELINE!Physics President's Scholar, Dean's List, Gamma Beta Phi, Class Officer POTTER, WILLIAM R.!Religion POZO, MONICAlPsycho1ogy Buc-'n-Print, Tri Psi Chi, International Club, V.P. R RAY, LISA M.!Pre-Medical Performing Arts Society, Tri Beta, Inter-Club Council, President's Scholar REED, MIKE!Church Music Warm Summer Rain, Co-Conductor, Singing Buccaneers, Band, Class Officer REESE, LENORAlAccounting 1 Dean's List RIGSBY, MELANIElHistory 1 SNEA, House Council, Orientation Committee, 1 Christian Leadership Award 1 EROBERTS, ARTHUR W., IIIlBusiness Administration I 'RoisERTs, RUSSELL A.1Acc0uming Air Force ROTC, Corps Commander, Arnold Air Society, Vice Commander SENIOR DIRECTORY S SALISBURY, THOMAS L.lAccounting SAXON, GLORIA C.lBusiness Administration Band, Christian Leadership Award SHEALY, BECKY A.lCIuidance and Counseling Campus Crusade, BSU, HA, Orientation Committee, Academic Scholarship, Dean's List SIMMONS, DONALD L., lR.lMarketing and Business Administration Cheerleader, Captain, Class Officer, Activities Board, House Council, Athletic Award SIMMONS, SHARON ELIZABETH!IEnglish Intramurals, Sefer, SNEA, ARO SMITH, FREDERICK ROWLAND!English SMITH, MELANIE I.!Biology and Chemistry American Chemical Society, SNEA, Tri Beta, Academic Scholarship, Who's Who SMITH, STEPHEN CHRlSTIAN!Religion BSU, PKP, Track, Manager, House Council SMOAK, JEFF C.lMusic Education Singing Buccaneers, Warm Summer Rain, Co- Conductor, SNEA, Pres., Orientation Committee, Honor Scholar STALLSMITH, HOLLY!Office Administration STEADMAN, JOSEPH CRAWFORD!Speech and Drama Performing Arts Society, BSU, House Council, Revival Team STEADMAN, MYRA DYERlEducation Sefer, Performing Arts Society, Campus Crusade, Orientation Committee, The Tellers STELLA, MOLLYlEnglish Sefer, Singing Buccaneers, BSU, BYW, Dean's List STEVENS, IOHN MARKlComputer Information Systems Cutlass, Beta Chi, College Republicans, Class Officer, Christian Leadership Award STILMACK, SHARON REAVISlBiology American Chemical Society, Tri Beta, Sec.-Treas., President's Scholar SUMMERFORD, DARLENE!Criminal justice Beta Chi, ARO, RA, Orientation Committee, CKA SUNDAY, PATRICIAlSociology BSU, BYW, Mission Action Chairman, HA, Dean's List: Ministerial Alliance, V.P. T TERRY, ION R.!Hospitality Industry Management Intramurals, Young Democrats, TKA, Pres., Inter-Club Council 105 SENIOR DIRECTORY TESTER, DAVID ARTHURlReligion Dean's List, Gamma Beta Phi THOMAS, BRUCE!Business Management THOMPSON, EDDIElReligion Art Club, PKP, Activities Board, Orientation Committee, Christian Leadership Award TOWNSEND, ANGELISHIAlHistory SNEA, House Council TUCKER, IAMESlPolitical Science College Republicans, SGA, Attorney General, Who's Who, Dean's List, Academic Scholarship TUMBLESTON, ROBERTlHistory and English PKP TURNER, ROSANNElPsychology FCA, Campus Crusade, Senate, Inter-Club Council, Dean's List TYNER, DEBORAH!Criminal Justice SKA, TKA, Sweetheart, Activities Board, May Day Court, President's Cabinet W WADE, LAURA DELK!Psychology Honor Scholar, Dean's List, Who's Who WALL, STANLEY F.lManagement Information Systems Dean's List WALL, TERESA B.lComputer Science President's Scholar, Honor Scholar, Dean's List WALLACE, MICHAELlReligion Campus Crusade, BSU, BSU Council, Senate, HA, Christian Leadership Award WALLER, CHARLES W.lReligion BSU WASHINGTON, CHARLENE!Criminal Iustice Harambee, Afro-American Society, DST, Pres., Young Democrats 106 WATSON, REBEKAH D.lApplied Music Warm Summer Rain, Cutlass, Class Officer, SKA, Treas., Orientation Committee WATSON, WADE W., jR.!Management TKA, Beta Chi, Pres. and V.P., Class Officer, Dean's List, College Republicans, Pres. WELLS, BETTYlMiddle School Dean's List WHALEY, THAYER LUANNE!Marketing WHEELER, DEBORAH L.lBiology Tri Beta, Historian, Marshall, Dean's List, Who's Who, Afro-American Society WILLARD, IOSEPH B.lChurch Music Singing Buccaneers, Warm Summer Rain WILLOUGHBY, KEITH A.lSociology BSU, PKP, Senate, Christian Leadership Award, Who's Who, Sociology Club, Pres. WILSON, IESSE V.lReligion FCA, BSU, Campus Crusade, Pres., Christian Leadership Award, Ministerial Alliance, V.P. WOOD, DONNA M.lEarly Childhood and Elementary Education x Singing Buccaneers, BSU, PDP, Dean's List, Who's Who WOODARD, DAVID LOWELLlReligion Marshall, Christian Leadership Award, Honor Scholar, Dean's List, Gamma Beta Phi WOODS, KEITH!Psychology Tri Psi Chi, Senate, Sociology Club WRIGHT, WILLIAM G.lReligion Y YELTON, STEVE M.lReligion BSU, APO, Pres., Christian Leadership Award, Dean's List CLUB , BOXES Q Ji Y F Deadline . . . quad pak . . . contact sheet . . . cropping . . . layout . . . job stamp . . . these terms may be unfamiliar to most people, but, to the Cutlass staff, they are important parts of our vocabulary. Anyone who witnesses some of the last hours before pages are due at the publishers plant can attest to that. The job of publishing a yearbook involves many people who must work together on a central theme. The basic design of the book is established by the editor, and each section editor and staff at- tempts to complement that design throughout their section. Thus the basic layout is obtained. Cu ass Staff photographers are responsible for keeping abreast of the events on campus and providing pic- torial coverage. From the click of the shutter to the final process of printing the picture, the photog- TIMEHJESW CG'l'Cl'il'l'lHAYEAlil 1. Claudia Bryant, Advisor Sue Kelly, Editor Kathy Hortman, Copy Editor 2. STUDENT LIFE Teilah Shirley Andrea Hucks, Editor john Stevens Janice Valentine, not pictured 3, BUSINESS Debbie Lee, Editor Mike DeCosta 4. ACADEMIA Sara Sellers james Gray April Bair, Editor .--vm!! 2 V 1 A 3 V 'X .,. in 'il -mi . ' LFL. as . lm! f x .4 e 108 Iaphers and darkroom staff are involved in the various aspects of the photographic assignments. In heir complete state, the many pictures are evaluated and chosen to fill the vacant layout spaces. The final element of design for the yearbook is the writing of copy, identification of photos, and other finalizing features. This stage involves all staff members' assistance, and other students and irganization leaders are called on to compile this work. The Cutlass staff is responsible for providing our students with an accurate memoryfhistory book of heir years at Baptist College. The work is hard and the hours can be long, but the end result is ex- remely rewarding. 9-f1vY 0 - . f,4p. I.:-rs - ., ., rs N , .1 'WH 1' 'A . I, K I g . . V 'J - 5 +40 I , A . E .'., ' 4 BSN. 5 ZA sv 47 Cutlass PERSONALITIES Alice Watkins, Editor Kim Shultz Bob Biederman ACTIVITIES Denise Heater Lawrence Simmons Phoebe Ieter Vi Wilson, Editor PHOTOGRAPHERS Dusty Allen Bryan Neal Charlie Bennefield Tony Eichelberger David Holland . ATHLETICS Daryl Grantham Rose Marie Hussey, Editor E 3 we I . I s Y I 7 . L - Q Buc-'n-Print I Sefer 1.SEFER Row 1: Keith Boswell, julie Wright, Sharon Simmons, and Kip Mobley. Row 2: Kim Wyre, Molly Stella, Kevin Knoll, Della Lambert, Robin Corn, and Malinda Cooper. 2. BUC-'N-PRINT Row 1: Boots Godwin, Lisa Richardson, and Sandy Lloyd. Row 2: Iulie Wright, Andy Keegan, Editor, Lonnie Gord- man, Sports Editor, and Ale- jandro Feo, Photography Editor. Row 3: Randy Fenley and Bil- ly johnson. 3. EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it. X l . 1 5 , lf- S .4 .. A bs - i X The Sefer is the Literary magazine of Baptist College. lt seeks to give expression to the creative qualities of students, faculty, staff, and alumni. As a literary publication the Sefer prints poetry, short stories, essays and meditations. As artistic expressions, sketches, paintings and photographs are also included in its scope. The Sefer is published once a semester by students who volunteer their time and talents. The Buc'-n-Print is the official College newspaper for Baptist College and has been published since the campus was built. The philosophy of the paper adheres to the fact that it is a campus paper and confines its copy to that which pertains to the Baptist College family. News of a wider scope is the responsibility of commercial papers. The paper attempts to eep a balanced format, including all areas of college activities, from academic to athletic. The staff is voluntary and their responsibilities are assigned as the talent emerges among the students who offer to work on the staff. There is every attempt made to keep in touch with all areas of Baptist College's endeavors, and to give everyone a chance to participate in the journalistic adventures of copy writing, layout, advertising, distributions, and photography. Q.. Q o - 42'-V . wade- is . 2V 1A 37 ,il .fiat 'u . . qi 'f-f Xv 110 The Activities Board is formed to provide a planned and well-balanced extracur- icular program for the entire campus as well as to show respect for order, morali- 0 0 0 1, and the rights of others. N X K i 1, Puttin' on the Ritz. 2. Play it again, Iim. 3. ACTIVITIES BOARD - L to R, Row 1: Kevin jones, Yury Yanez, Rodney Howard, Deborah Tyner, Richard Codispoti, Lucy Armstrong, Student Activities Director, Iessie Graves, and Sherry McGregor. Row 2: Dana Patrick, Cindi Dyches, Dusty Allen, and Iohn Rogers, 4. Student involvement in coffeehouses. 4V 17 I l t i 111 among fellow brothers and s1sters as well as to be of service to all mank1nd The pur pose and goals of this fraternity are to uphold the morals and values for wh1ch Chr1s tiamty stands and to serve the campus and commun1ty 1Cor1nth1ans3l6 1. Oh, look what l've got! 2. Hard at work helping others. 3, What a bunch! 4. A time of togetherness at a joint meeting. 5. PKI' - L to R, Row l: Mike Blake, Stephen Hill, David Dutch Holland, john Ussery, Frank Guest, Greg Davenport, Charlie Wilborn. Row 2: Stan Howell, Ieff Wright, Marty Youngblood, Marshall Stanley, Chuckie Thrower, Bruce Moore, Bill McCabe, Tim Howard, Vernon Lipe. 2V - '1 47 I ww . ,AV ,, PDP's purpose and objective as stated in the Constitution is to promote school spirit keeping in mind the willingness to strive for high ideals. lt provides a loyal atmosphere for sisters and a sisterhood among Christians through service and life style. This year PDP's service projects have included support of the World Hunger Fund and the American Cancer Society. Also time has been donated for repairs at the Carolina Youth Development Center and shared worship services with the MacDougall Youth Correctional Center. PDP also plans to adopt seven children for Christmas. PDP meets once a week, as well as having a joint meeting monthly with their brothers, 0 0 with whom they are placing emphasis on closer relationships. 1. Not another form to fill out! 2. Lookin forward to another goof year. 3. OFFICERS - L to R, Row 1: Rhonda Durst, Historian, Tammy O'Quinn, Parliamentarian, Cindy Lewis, Treasurer. I Row 2: Kathy Smith, Historiang Dee Dee Daven- port, Vice President, Angela Todd, President, Renee Moore, Secretaryg Deborah Harkins, Chaplain. 4. PDP-Lto R, Row 1: Angela Todd, Rose Marie Hussey, Marcia Padgett, Tammy O'Quinn, Cindy Lewis, Lauren Hill. Row 2: Malinda Thrower, Kathy Smith, Dee Dee Daven- port, Rose Barten, Cindy M. Smith, Angie Barnhill, Cindy Dickerson, Sue Kelly. Row 3: Deborah Harkins, Alice Hilton, Ste hanie Puckett, Patti Maxwefl, Don- na Wood, Shari Besseche, Sharon Hamrick, Renee Moore. x Row 4: Sarah Sauls, Carol Cloer, Rhonda Durst, Angel Encarnacao, Cynthia Smith, Dawn Blizard, Candy Good- win, Suzanne Ray, Tammy -77 Clark. 5. Could Buckwheat be BCC's Edith Ann? 4 V 2 A 5 V Q, ,v-- it lung '-of ' ojg V V I I 445754 l s Q 113 1 Alpha Phi Omega APO is a Christian service fraternity at Baptist College. Chartered in 1968 as the Upsilon Rho chapter, APO was founded as a national fraternity for men of integrity at the Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania, in December, 1925. They are associated with the Boy Scouts of America as a senior organization. Through the years of APO's chartered existence, the fraternity has won several campus awards. This year APO is striving to maintain its founding principles . . . Leader- ship, Friendship, and Service on top of adding an extra quality of Christian witness through service in the college, community, and fraternity brotherhood. 1. Let's hear it for punk rock. . , 2. APC - L to R, ., Row 1: Bryan Neal, Lawrence Simmons, Terry Hiers, Bob U N 'Y Biederman, Row 2: lose Gonzales, Steve Yelton, Charlie Bennefield. Row 3: Paul Allen, Scott Iayne, Steve McAfee. 3, You thilly gooth! 4. Future Cheerleaders? L. 1 .T , ff ' . fr:-fl, if 5, 'faves . ae sec' AQ? 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TKA is proud of their Southern heritage and what they stand for. TKA officers include: President - Tony Eichelbergerg Vice Presi- dent - Kevin Iones, Fall Semester, Steve Channel, Spring Semester, Secretary - Medd Box, Treasurer - Bruce Christian :Pledge Master - Nick Whitlock Q 'hw 'h.., ss ln 1. Sittin' pretty. 2. Too rnany cooks spod the broth! 'G 3.Funinthesun. 4.TKA-Lto R, Row 1: Brooks Rupel, Brian ' Gresh, Tony Smoak, Pat Leonard, and Bill Sanders. Row 2: Leonard Wethington, Medd Box III, jay Hughes, Kevin hnes Bnme Chnmmn,Iohn Terry, Will Watson, Tony Eichelberger, Anthony Graves, Bill Sanders, Nick Whitlock, Herbert Camp, Iay Conners, Steve Channel, and Marc wi' Marshall. ' 37 IA 2A 4V Isa-so M NAI ff? . xi, 41' 116 SKA was founded in 1967 as the sister sorority of TKA fraternity. The purpose of SKA is to promote fellowship and mutual trust among its members, to uphold ideas and traditions of the Baptist College at Charleston, to encourage excellence in scholarship and to incubate in its members the highest ideals of Christian womanhood and good :itizenship i ni' . ., --41:-LQ Q!-'Iii -Fifi 'ACE' Iliff .4 Ei - - R -I .xp l fi 1 71 I 'Y l T TB - 700 l l L 117 I cl Sigma Kappa Alpha 1. SKA - Lto R, Row 1:WendyQwens,Cath1e Cashman, Susan Sandifer, Deborah Tyner, julia Knight, and Susan Ferencz. Row 2: Ace Davis, Gregory Hill, Stephanie Bolling, Min- dy Miley, and Carolina Guero. 2. Must'a been a hard day! 3. Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun 4. Becky Watson displays SKA talent. 4 V 4 Alpha Phi Alpha 1. PLEDGES - L to R, Row 1: Kevyn Gordon, Maurice Rowlin, and Mark Pitts. BROTHERS - L to R, Row 2: Lyndon Abrams, Vice President, P. B. Floyd, Assis- tant Dean of Pledges, jasper Cothran, I-Slammer, Michael Butler, President, and Elijah Brown, Prophet. 2. APA SWEETHEARTS - L to R, Row 1: Iessie Wright, Donna White, Charlene Washington, and Sherry Bellamy. Row 2: Vickie Robinson, Esther Williams, jackie Cooper, Cathedral Cooper, and Loretta Wright. Not Pictured: Neyda Mora, Cassandra Anderson, Iudy Clark. 3. GQ. himself! 4. just being cool! lf 2 W N B . l Q' f . l 1 - er sf, 3' APA fraternity and their Sweethearts intend to better conditions in humility and education wherever the members go and, in spite of others, to reach and pursue high goals. They strive for academic achievements. 2V 37 1A 47 xl is ' -, t nw- iq L K, APIIA A ' I 2' . Sp 118 the attainment of the true standards of manhood and brotherly love to be of service to all and a The fraternity was founded on the principles of trust and brotherly love and to offer an alternative to other students l. KDR - l. RoR, Row l: Daryl Gran- tham, Randy Fenly, Don Blackmon, Chuck Copeland, Bill johnson, Anibal Bello, Tim Heath, Wayne Wagaman, Yury Yanez, Roy Taneja. R o w 2: D a v i d Strickland, Randy Duncan, Eric Grainger, Reggie Hunt, Eric Nor- man, Robert Felder. 2. OFFICERS - L to R, Row 1: Yuri Yanez, Don Blackmon, Robert Felder, Erik Norman, Tim Heath, Chuck Copeland, Wayne Wagaman. Row 2: David Strickland, Daryl Grantham, and Eric Grainger. 3. Ricardo Orio, Nathan Williams and Ken Davis make sure to pose for the camera. Not Pictured: Stewart Uldrick, Kevin Darl- ington, Al Dunn, Mike Hackett, Steve McAfee, and lose Gonzales. 3 V V5 f. 4 The Singing Buccaneers are the pride of the Baptist College music department, under the fine leadership of Dr. David Cuttino. The choir performs at many functions. The 60 voice choir has a wide repertoire con- sisting of all types of music, including the famous South Carolina Island Spirituals. The 1983-84 choir events consisted of the Messiah by Handel, the Hanahan Christmas Concert, Kentucky choir tour, Hilton Head choir trip, o 0 and the South Carolina BSU convention. The choir is one of the closest Christian groups on campus, thanks to a devoted director. Row 1, L to R: joseph Willard, Steve McAfee, Greg Davis, Matthew McDonald, Myra Campbell, Patrice Bowers, Cecilye Harris, Melanie Allen, Tony Wilford, john Ussery, Ron Bazzle, Dean Carter, and David Cuttino, Director. Row 2, L to R: Donna Wood, Lisa Bellamy, Cherie Nordeen, Eileen Heffron, Teilah Shirley, Nancy Timmons, Lisa Bell, Camilla Lawrimore, Angie Barnhill, Robin Corn, Susan Hamm, Rhonda Crider, Beth Petty, Shannon Bard, Tamara Ross, Carol Cloer, jasmine Lee, and Lisa Reames. Row 3, L to R: Paul Allen, Charles Bennefield, jeff Wright, jeff Smoak, jose Gonzales, Anthony Graves, Bruce Moore, Michael Reed, and james Way. 120 Warm Summer Rain is one of the oldest vocal ensembles at Baptist College. The group has I6 specially selected members who per- form in churches, revivals, conventions, schools, and associational meetings. Directed by students from conducting classes, the :group's emphasis is on Christian witness through music. Their newest companion, New Life, is a similiar ensemble consisting mainly of :freshmen who plan to enter Warm Summer Rain during their Sophomore year at Baptist College. 4 l Warm Summer Ram! New Life 1. NEW LIFE - Steve Jordon, Director Row 1, L to R: Lisa Bell, Lisa Bellamy, Camilla Lawrimore, and Cecilye Harris. Row 2, L to R: Susan Hamm, Ionathan Hodges, Tony Wilford, and Shannon Bard. 2. WARM SUMMER RAIN - Michael Kamin Reed and Carol Cloer, Directors. Row 1, L to R: Myra Campbell, Patrice Bowers, Eileen Heffron, Cherie Nordeen, Teilah Shirley, Carol Cloer, Iasmine Lee, and Tamara Ross. Row 2, L to R: Matthew McDonald, lose Gonzales, Ioseph Willard, Steve McAfee, Anthony Graves, Michael Reed, Dean Carter, and Charles Bennefield. 1 1 l 121 Music Therapy Club 1. New Orleans was a fun city! 2. On the way to reaching their goal. 3 Ms. jordan and club members enjoy the Christmas party. The purpose of the Music Therapy Club is to promote music therapy both at Baptist College and in the community. This active club received the BCC award for being the Best Academic Club on Cam- pus in the 1982-1983 school year. In the 1983 fall semester, the thirteen-member club raised S1100 to send eight of its members to the National Association for Music Therapy Conference in New Orleans. This year's fund-raising projects have included: hot dog sales, car washes, doughnut sales, candy sales, Carnation sales, Friendship Day, yardwork, T-shirt and bumpersticker sales, and more hot dog sales .. . etc. The club members have served the community through work at the Hope Center, the Behavorial Center, the V A Hospital, McDougal Correctional Institute, Summerville Presbyterian Home, and North Charleston Convalescent Center. All members ofthe Music Therapy Club are music therapy majors, The BCC Music Therapy Club is affiliated with the National Associa- tion for Music Therapy, Inc. and with the National Association for Music Therapy, Inc. Students. Members of the club include: Carrie Ball, President, Tami Ross, Vice-Presidentp Elaine Murray, Treasurer, Beverly Alston, Shannon Bard, Lisa Bell: Susan Browning, lose Gonzales, Lauren Hill, Laurie Horton, Kim Maneyp Kim Perry, and Nianne Willis. Wu.. 4. Carrie Ball, winner of the Conder Music Therapy Scholarship, enjoys meeting with Mrs. Conder. 5. Halloween goodies were a 6. Car Wash blues! .Q ,Lf oeuams 9 l 'WN in ll Hun in l real treat. ...Q f f i ,jg 2A4V SAV. . kgs!! Ipit?- N7' , . X A in A V' . ' ff 1 :1 Q . A ' . ,g f gui 1 V .5 J jeu' P.. if! I 1A3V Q1 X I E 122 'Q W A U 6 V The Art Club is designed to help the art student dcvclop a personal, critical attitude to life situa- tions through creative involvements Participants seek a personal approach to creating a form b language that can adequately express the level of the students' awareness. u 1. ART CLUB - L to R, Row l: Chris Thornton, Bette Mueller-Roemer, and Mike Hackett Row 2: Yarbi Owens, Kathy Smith, Barbara Matthews, Miles McDonald, Chris Holbert, and joseph Ward. 2. Members watch as guest demonstrates a new technique. 3. Modeling can be so exasperating! 4. Officers Chris Thornton and Mike Hackett discuss Chris' work with Ms. Mueller-Roemer and Mr. Ward, tw' gf-FZ 'I ,gr -. -i t.. J K 123 Performing Arts Society basis Row 1: Dr. Vanella and Miss jones, Advisorsp Erik Norman, Presidentg Brenda Murrell, Vice President. Row 2: Iaqueline Stoddard, Iulie Wright, Lisa Ray and Vickie Robinson. Not Pictured: Benjamin Frazier, Secretaryg Robert Felder, Treasurerp Virginia Dubose, and Dusty Allen. F i f , .A LA ji:- I SK x'ql A, f I I Y 1 The purpose ot the Christian Karate Association is to provide Christian fellowship, training and knowledge to those interested in Karate, The Baptist College chapter of the CKA is under the capable direction ot blackbelt Sensei, Sherry McGregor, Sherry is a fighter for the National l'KA and CKA fighting circuits in the Women's heavyweight division. She also competes in Women's Kata, an event which is iudged on the basis of grace, form and technique. The CKA provides an opportunity for Christian fighters to witness for Christ in an environment that is otherwise difficult to reach. The concern for witness and praise for Christ is expressed by the team motto, God is my best kick, which is printed on the back of the team's tournament gis. I 'Vs W al xsjifg i 'ijkia' 7 UT lc. Iiffili Christian Karate Association 1. CHRISTIAN KARATE ASSOCIATION - Sherry McGregor, Instruc- tor, Angel Encarnacao, Dr. Gaunt, Advisor, David Lee, Nate Williams, jeff Wright, Rhonda Gethers, Doug Lax, Mike Walsh, Kenneth Stackhouse, David Holland. 2, How's about a kiss, honey? 3. C.K.A. OFFICERS - Ieff Wright, Vice President, Sherry McGregor, President, Nate Williams, Treasurer, Dr. Gaunt, Advisor. 4. Bet David won't try that again! 5. Sherry demonstrates her ability during convocation. I A ni' ' 3 i i 1 2 5 BSU I Harambee 1. Vickie enjoys the special times at the Christmas party, 2. If you love me honey, smile! 3. Who loves ya, baby? 4. HARAMBEE - L to R, Row 11 Vickie Robinson, Alexis Shuler, Kendia Edwards, Gail Green, Tonia Aiken, and Cassan- dra Anderson. Row 2: loanne Simmons, Phoebe leter, Keith Washington, Ben- jamin Rivers, William Reid, and Scott Smith. 5. BSU - L to R, Row l: Bruce Moore, Angie Barn- hill, Alice Hilton, Stan Bray, Angel Encamacao, Tony Foun- tain, Laura lean Hord, Bill Wright, Becky Ocker, Violet Wilson, and Charlie Bennefield, Row 2: Cynthia Smith, Rosie Bar- ton, Carol Cloer, Denise Still, Donna Wood, Ieff Wright, Michelle Beaulieu, Kim Hodge, Marshall Stanley, Mark King, and Kathy Smith. Row 3: lon Robb, Paul Cowles, Steven McDaniel, Sarah Sauls, Lauren Hill, Renee Moore, john Ussery, Kevin Knoll, Nancy Tim- mons, and james Gray. Row 4: Sharon Hamrick, lose Gonzales, Shari Besseche, Frank Guest, Deborah Harkins, Phoebe Ieter, Ioanne Simmons, Patti Sun- day, and Melinda Livingston. BSU and Harambee are organizations sponsored by the South Carolina Baptist Convention. BSU stands for Baptist Student Union. There are at least 300 BSU's nationwide in all states. These groups at Baptist College involve themselves in such activities as: student summer missions, retreats, Bible studies, revival teams, and fellowships. An arm of local Southern Baptist churches, their goal is not to supplant the local church but instead to assist and aid students in their Christian journey. Their aims are to help students realize an inward and outward journey. The student's inward journey is hisfher personal relationship with Christ. The student's outward journey is how hefshe ministers in this world. lt is our hope that students will see our organizations as aids to their Christian growth. ll 1A 2A 4' .y 1 I N . T--we 1 .11 6 . ' ' .Nb 5V 126 Baptist Young Women, a missionary organization for young women. is concerned with supporting missions at home and overseas Proiects including Backyard Bible Clubs, outings with the girls home, receptions for Mks and other local mission ace tivities. BYW also supports an orphanage in Bangladesh Their goals for this year in- clude an increase in niemt'-enship and an effective mission outreach in the com- munity. ln the spring, BYW members attend a House Party at which each have an opportunity to share with BYW members from .ill over South Carolina. This year's officers include. Allison Blake and Cheryl Huggins, Publicity Chairpersons, Sue Clepper, Mission Support Chairperson, Patti Sunday, Mission Action Chairperson, Kathy Wade, Mission Study Chairperson, and Carol Cloer, President. 1 A l 27 Baptist Young Women 1. BYW - L to R, Row 1: Sarah Sellers, Patti Sun- day, Denise Still, Sue Clepper, and Cheryl Huggins. Row 2: Susan Worthy, Consul- tant, Carol Cloer, President, Lisa Robosson, Teresa Alford, Rhon- da Huggins, Allison Blake, Kathy Wade, Esther Touchberry, Consultant. 2. Sue and Kathy encourage all those who showed an interest in BYW during Club Drop-In. 3. Rhonda and Allison enjoy the speaker at the meeting. 3 V 0 o . v ' Q C 'dig' J? NJ Q 'sn nf l i 5 A f li ' ,f 1 i l r I i 127 .l .-ix Campus Crusade Campus Crusade for Christ is an organization designed to help students find lasting purpose in a personal relationship with the Lord, jesus Christ. Its objec- tives are to: ll aggressively share the gospel with as many people as possible, 23 build Christians in their faith through small group Bible studies and large group weekly meetings CSunday Night Livej, and 33 train others in how to share their faith. Their goals for Baptist College are to present the need for campus evangelism and discipleship and to, also, provide the motivation, encouragement, and materials necessary to meet this need on an individual basis. President is jesse V. Wilson and Central Action Group Members are: Ioel Benefield, Ieff Burns, Greg Harvell, Rodney Howard, Becky Shealy, Peggy Skip- per, Kathy Smith, and Marty Youngblood. 1. Enthusiastically, Eddie adds his personal touch to one of the meetings. 2. jessie is always on key to add to the singing. 3. Doesn't anyone want to talk to me? 4. Some people just don't know how to act in front of a camera. 5. I saw him first! 6. Girl talk. 37 IA 2A 47 6V g s E? if I 128 The Fellowship of Christian Athletes exists to present to the athletes, coaches, and all those who are influenced, the challenge of Christian vocation. ln its ministry to the great and unsung heroes of the sports world, F.C.A. is a fellowship through which ordinary peo- ple help each other become better examples of what Cod can do with a yielded life. The Ministerial Alliance tries to provide resources for inspiration and information related to Christian service. They provide the op- portunity for students to meet outstanding Christian leaders, representatives of seminaries to which they may attend, and fellowship among themselves. FCA I Ministerial Alliance 1. F.C.A. - L to R, Row 1: Neal Davis, Ordean Lewis, Treasurer, Byron McClure. IL 2V Row 2: Randy Terry, Napolean Hinton: Kenneth Stackhouse, President. Row 3: jesse Wilson, Joel Benefield, Vice President, Peggy Skipperp Karen Barrow. MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE - L to R: Chris Bryson, Patti Sun- day, Eddie Thompson, Sarah Sauls, Mike Blake, Kip Mobley, Iesse Wilson, Reggie Gadson, Kevin Knoll. l i n l i 5 kd 1 ,:, I 129 Tri Psi Chi is patterned after Psi Chi, the National Psychology organization. The purpose of 0 0 0 Tri Psi Chi is to supplement psychology studies, to explore current trends in psychology and to provide information about opportunities related to psychology. l. This is ridiculous! 2. Dr. Marthai, Advisor 3. Larry Larrison, Honorary member 4. Hmm, this looks good! 5. jasper Cothran, Rosanne Turner, Sandy Lloyd, Anita Alex- ander, Augustus Holt, Debbie Clay, and Ianice Philips. Ti , I viii, Ef ' 1 A ' .....' A Mil, i s A P ii, P ' X HS 'N . 311 ' -mg! C i ' y lx 'ii : F-I l X ' i --. ' 7' l r' -fri jf .. a 3 l, 1 M J 5 P . ' fi, A lx f ZA 47 3A 1A 5V V-ffz' Af if--I J' -my s N yr- 2' iff ' , iw , -M Q ' -. .- as :Q ' f A .4 Q ec ' i ' 130 The purpose of the club is to provide for sociology majors, minors, and any other student, the chance to further the education that they receive in class by giving them the opportunity to meet others in the field of sociology. We also provide our members the opportunities to serve both the college and surrounding communities while pro- viding them with fellowship. The Baptist College band, under the direction of Victor Lawson, provides entertainment at many of our functions on campus. They are a talented group of young people, expressing themselves to bet- ter our school. lil..-1Qa h Sociology Club Band v Z'-3 Ti- .rl-fa 5355. 'v-TWT' t ' VL, Y.. ' 'IA . ,i nl' 1 Av',,-' ,S . ' l ' V-K . K , 53 . V ...iS ,....43,L...,.,, s. .r..,, . - 1 A 2 V , lf e T' QJG . w r 1 T' 4 hs' ! 1 A S : Q r 'f'l 'll 2.l ' - 131 1 A f I 'yffwf i iw 1. SOCIOLOGY CLUB - L to R, Row 1: Debra I. Marshall, Mary jackson, Elizabeth A. Glover, and Keith Willoughby. Row 2: Ioel Benefield, Gene Holland, Thomas W. Nowlin, Patti Sunday. Row 3: Rhonda Durst, Melin- da Thrower, and Tamala M. James. BAND MEMBERS - Eileen Heffron, flute, piano, Susan Sandifer, flute, saxophone, Melanie Smith, saxophone, Marc Marshall, saxophone, Ellen Pronschinske, sax- ophone, Cami Lawrimore, clarinet, saxophone, Ordean Lewis, clarinet, Cliff Field, trombone, Marshall Stanley, trombone, Greg Counts, trom- bone, Iohnny I-lodge, trom- bone, Robert Holsenback, trumpet, Dean Carter, trumpet, Melanie Culver, trumpet, Kevin Iones, bass, Daryl Horne, guitar, bass, Pat Leonard, percussion, Medd Box, percussion, James Way, baritone, Diane Mondo, piano, Carol Cloer, saxophone, Victor Lawson, director. Entertaining the Bucs' fans! 31 American Chemical Society The student affiliate of the American Chemical Society is designed to provide students interested in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering with greater insight into these fields. The student affiliate has chapters in over 600 colleges and universities in the United States. Representatives from various schools speak at the ACS meetings concerning graduate programs, and many of them discuss research in which they are involved at the present time. Each year, students can travel to the ACS Southeastern Regional Meetings and also attend local ACS functions. l 5 l i L to R: Susie Kady, Bob Biederman, Sharon Stilmack, Ricky Leland, and Melanie Smith. 132 Tri Beta is a Biological Honor Society. Their activities are designed to stimulate interest, scholarly T 0 B attainment and investigation into the biological sciences. I s l I l il. '- 'Q 1. Betsy Palmer and friend? 2, TRI BETA - L to R, Row 1: Mr. Best, Valarie Harper, Lisa Ray, Alexis Shuler, and Cathy Cashman. Row 2: Iudy Earnhart, Ieff Simmons, Melanie Smith, and Richard Leland. Not Pictured: Bob Biederman, Betsy Palmer, and Sharon Stilmack. 2 V -90' .7 'v- 'tba , +P' , ' ,iii . . YJ. ' 551121: I 31 ' -i?v,4f.. , Q7 'F gg. ggi' 'Z P S li r D, y X NVQ . .pi 'Q ' Kimi -s 121 J' fl , l .5 u Q , l 1 v l I l l . l Housing Assistants play an important role in the student's life on campus. Their job consists of maintainin5 H I discipline in the dormitories, serving as hall counselor to resident students, and surveying dorm activities S They are a connecting link to help students in various areas of campus life. l. HA's pause for the camera after a training meeting. 2. Left to Right, Row 1: Joanne Cotton, Tammy O'Quinn, Melinda Livingston, R, Michael Daniels, and Chris Bryson. Row 2: Sue Clepper, Brenda Murrell, Charlie Bennefield, Patti Sunday, and Ran- dall Duncan. Row 3: April Glenn, Robin Corn, Becky Shealy, Randy Terry, and Reggie Gadson. 1 A 2 V 134 House Council is the disciplinary body within the dormitory It IS their duty to en- h a , House Councll 1. WOMEN'S NORTH - L to R, Row 1: jasmine Lee, Myra Campbell, Angel Encarnaceo, Chenea Williams. Row 2: Shanta Dozierg April Bair, Secretary- Treasurer, Laura Hord, Vice-President, Rhonda Durst, Social Activities, Melinda Thrower, President. 2. WOMEN'S SOUTH - L to R: Melinda Liv- ingston, Melody Hughes, Judi Earnhardt, Bren- da Murrell. 3. MEN'S - L to R, Row 1: lose Lara, President, Anthony Woods, Secretary. Row 2: Charlie Bennefield, Billy johnson, Vice-President. Row 3: Napolean Hinton, Assistant Secretary. International Club I. International students prepare to go to Columbia to meet the President, 2, International Day at Summerville Plaza. 3. INTERNATIONAL CLUB - L to R, Row I: Tan Sen Ioen, Yury Yanez, and Michael Pinto. Row 2: Monica Pozo, Carolina Guerra, Cindy Felder, and Maria Teresa Sa nabria, Row 3: lohn David, Sherif Amer, Alejandro Benitez, Victor Martin, Mario Kuffaty, and Dwight Ives. Q The purposes ol the Afro-American Society of Baptist College are: IJ to uphold the Christian principles to which Baptist College is dedicated, Zi to work for good relations between black and white people, 33 to promote high academic perfor- mance by students of all races, 41 to encourage participation by students of all races in all phases of college activity, 53 to impart a finer appreciation of the Afro- American contribution to American life and a better understanding of the African heritage of black Americans, and bl to assist the people of the Charleston area. ...-..- ' V I ,4--,.,..-s-.- 4 , , t ' ' , U . .,.r- I Y I Sf., .X ,il . Tj. . wx :ll I is ' , 4 1 ,.,f 5, is jqffg' l l .wc vv - if erm, i, ll' fi qw. J. '11 6' 137 fro-American Society l. OFFICERS - L to R: Phoebe Ieter, Vice President, Benjamin Rivers, Chaplain, Alexis Shuler, Secretary, Eddie Wright, President, Gregory Counts, Treasurer. 2. A time of fun and relaxation. 3. AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY - L to R, Row 1: Alexis Shuler, Terry Bryan, Phoebe Ieter, Sheila Batie, Carol Carson, Vickie Robin- son, and Melody Hughes. Row 2: Eddie Wright, Michael Daniels, Ben- jamin Rivers, Randy Terry, and Gregory Counts. 4. I wonder who is going to end up empty seated? 5. How many more books do we need? 2 A 4 V 19' v Beta Chi, the business fraternity at Baptist College, is designed to offer students an opportunity to examine the business world from a different perspective than that offered in the classroom. Ac- ' tivities include guest speakers, plant tours, seminars, and a week-end trip each spring. The club is primarily composed of students interested in business, economics, and computer science. d 1. OFFICERS - L to R: Matthew McDonald, Treasurerg Will Watson, President. Not Pictured: Pat Perry, Vice President. 2. L to R, Row 1: Dana Patrick, Ieanette Dupleich. Row 2: Trisha Ammon, Daisy Mlambo, Ienny Smyly, Angela Morral, Lu Myers. Row 3: Steven Davis, Donnie Simmons, Will Watson, Randy Terry, Matthew McDonald, Alejandro Feo. 1 A 2 V ,rw-1- 138 Baptist College SNEA is an affiliate with the South Carolina Student Education Association, the South Carolina Education Association, the Student National Education Association, and the National Education Association. The goal of the SNEA is to stimulate the highest ideals of professional ethics and attitudes and to provide students a voice in matters affecting their interests in education and the teaching profession. A.. 9 1. SNEA OFFICERS - L to R: Kathryn Nordeen, Secretary, Kathy Hortman, Vice President, Ieff Smoak, President, and Patti Maxwell, Treasurer. 2. L to R, Row 1: Sharon Simmons, Ieff Smoak, Melanie Culver, and Patti Maxwell. Row 2: Kathy Hortman, Iill johnson, April Bair, Kathryn Nordeen, and Patrice Bowers. Row 3: Cindy Dickerson, Sharon l-lamrick, Melanie Smith, Shari Besseche, and Donna Wood. tx .2 tu if vt! Q5 ol Q Qt, tgiiix vfffff Q 'gi I I , . I. In ' pslcf. igx. '2..'r9t L, N's. F fe ,.? 'Y g D' mf.-9-Q , ,nz 1-'gi X SX!! 7 ' 93 1 i ,VY 3' 1. 9 no . ' 1 ' ' 'fi u U 'fd If 3 IQ, 3 - 7 '. .. 1 !!ms...v 5 nm' r,3',,'q.f- in - . +V i Q,-if tal - f - .Y .. s ia n : J P ig. 'af 5' V :V T.: v, ,iz ' I ' -is 5 - 3 I W 139 The Senate serves as the legislative body of the college Student Government Association It is com S posed of representatives from each class elected for their desire to serve the student body as initiators of worthwhile programs for the benefit of the student body 1. FRESHMAN SENATORS - L to R: Michelle Beaulieu, Kim Harley, Lee Nichols, Gregory Counts, Bryan Neal, Sherry Mc- Iunkin, and Diane Boles. 2. Full Senate 3. SENATE OFFICERS - L to R, Row 1: Benjie Barnes, Randy Duncan, Herbert Camp, and Mike Gambrell. Row 2: Rose Marie Hussey and Iill johnson. 4. SENIOR SENATORS - L to R, Row 1: Tammy O'Quinn, Iill johnson, Phyllis Overstreet, and Dee Dee Davenport. Row 2: Keith Woods, Herbert Camp, Benjie Barnes, and Iimmy Wood. 5. IUNIOR SENATORS - L to R: Randy Dun- can, Mary Lou Thomson, Angela Todd, Molly Stella, and Bob Biederman. 6. SOPHOMORE SENATORS - L to R: Wilson Roseman, Kim Shultz, Lawrence Sim- mons, Sara Smith, and Keith Boswell. G Wu age T xyzi. Ll '. .ff ff?-'tit The executive council of the SGA is the leadership branch ofthe student body. They are responsible for representing the students in all matters pertaining to stu- dent welfare. They initiate legislation and serve as conuninee chainnen for various standing committees. Student Government Association ll ls! M aifiilnx- i v X U 1960 27 1. PRESIDENT'S CABINET - L to R: Erik Norman, john Stevens, Cynthia Smith, Steve jordan, Deborah Tyner, Bill McCabe, and Herbert Camp. 2. SGA OFFICERS - L to R: Rose Marie Hussey, Vice President, Karen Barrow, Secretary, Steve Jordan, Presi- dent, and Dana Patrick, Treasurer. 3. Dana Patrick being sworn into office. 3 V College Republicans 1. jay presents Congressman Hartnett with a gift from the College Republicans. 2. Row 1, L to R: Chris Bryson, Stephen Hill, Cindi Dyches. Row 2, L to R: Dwight Ives, Sherri Holloway, Will Watson, Iohn Rogers. lui The College Republicans are a very active club involved in the political affairs of our party, state, and nation. With an election year coming up, there will be much involvement. The College Republicans will be assisting in campaign work and voter registration among other activities. Persons from all majors with an interest in politics comprise the membership of the club. e' Elin 'F 142 The Arnold Air Society is a professional, honorary service organization which serves our local area in a variety of ways. The Society is open to each AFROTC cadet upon entrance into the AFROTC and completion of the Arnold Air Society pledge. The Arnold Air Society was named after the singular USAF general to hold the five star rank, General Henry H. CHAPJ Arnold. Arnold Air Society 143 Row l: Glenda Ray, Nastaran Harper, Michael Braman Row 2: Charles Norris CCommanderJ Row 3: Rose Misita, jeffrey Dar- ling, Patti Gibson. Row 4: james Hammett, Harry Watts, Russell Roberts, Row 5: Neta Rush, Bernard Barton. Row 6: Rose Macko, Nancy 5 Kunkel,Susan Doscher, Row 7: Charles Lewis, Robert Lewitt. The Inter-Club Council is composed of two representatives from each 0 organization on campus. Their purpose is to promote interest in the college and to form closer relations among all clubs and organizations. l. I.C.C. really got into the ring of things at the Halloween Carnival. 2. I.C.C. MEMBERS - L to R, Row 1: Michael Butler, APA, Byron McClure, Afro-American Society, Deborah Clay, Tri Psi Chi, Lisa Ray, Tri Beta. Row 2: Chris Bryson, Iunior Class, Suzanne Ray, PDP!Iunior Class, Cindy Dickerson, SNEA, Anthony Graves, TKA, lay Hughes, TKA. Row 3: Tammy O'Quinn, President, Rosanne Turner, Secretary, Bruce Moore, BSU, Patti Sunday, Sociology Club, Mary Beth Hor- ton, Tri Psi Chi. Row 4: Sandy Lloyd, Buc-'n-Print, Angie Barnhill, BSU, Dee Dee Davenport, PDP, Angela C. Todd, Senate, Lyndon P. Abrams, APA. Row 5: Patrica B. Cook, Sociology Club, Teresa I. Alford, BYWXICC Treasurer, Denise Still, BYW, Becky Piotter, SNEA, Della Anne Lambert, Sefer, Row 6: Iasper Cothran, Tri Psi Chi!ICC Vice President, Kip Mobley, Sefer, joel Benefield, FCA, Robert W. W. Biederman, Tri BetalAmerican Chemical Society, Melanie Smith, American Chemical Society. .4 Y. , ' 1 If ' W 'XM ,J ' ' I -at-,ik gr . f J.. Q D A 1 'g- -i., - kugfxm.-A-P Nj t ,-, fi gb-,st e f NK't '5X-w-Ag ' . Nt' +P t-Wren is fi '43 ea. f Q f s.,, Lyra, iv 2A 144 Marshalls, chosen every year, are the scholastically top-ranked men and women in the lunior Class. liach person selected is notified by a letter from the Academic Affairs office. These students in addition to possessing high grade point averages, must show signs of leadership, character and service to the school. One of the greatest honors a student at BCC can attain is being nominated by students and faculty for inclusion in Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities. All of the students chosen are proud that all for which they have strived has not gone unnoticed by the student body and faculty. Who's W o members have worked hard at a variety of activities to better Baptist College and their fellow students. Marshalls! Who's Who ' QL' 5. LO! T777 fi- I f'Lx 'Z l i .af-I: rx QQ- . R, it v' L 2A 1, 2, 3. 1983 MARSHALLS - Dawna Bordas, Melanie Culver, Robert Gore, Connie Iudson, Phyllis Mishoe, Lawrence Nanna, Melanie Redford, Deborah Wheeler, David Woodard, and Dennis Getsinger, not pictured. Alternates are: Sherry Adams and Bennie McCory. 4.WHO'S WHO-Lto R, Row 1: Kip Mobley, Herbert Camp, Iames Tucker, Paul Cowles, and Keith Willoughby. Row 2: Dana Patrick, Rose Marie Hussey, Allison Blake, Dee Dee Davenport, Karen Barrow, Laura Wade, Robin Corn, and Deborah Wheeler. 47 1' I l l 4 145 l 1 I Through the years, Homecoming has been a tradition at Baptist College at Charleston. Special efforts were put forth to make this year's event the most exciting ever. The festivities began on Thursday with a special Pep Rally following on Friday. Finally, it was time for the big game against Brooklyn College and for one of the ex- cited lovely ladies to be crowned Homecoming Queen Immediately following the 9 , . game, States entertained the emotional crowd at the Homecoming Dance. l. Lovely ladies vie for Homecoming Queen. s 'vw WH' 'H ME 2- 2. Qur radiant Homecoming Queen, Debra XM Wooten. Xu 3. The 1984 Homecoming Court. X' 4. Another score for the Bucs! ' -A344k.L i...- Q 1 ' A ti M 1 fi kb ,A rx 5'- - .X N' ' Sf . ., J s rw it Q 1A3V .Il 2A4V 'F' .Ll 'id I ' ff . 5 1, if ,R 146 Q x X Y n V I o .y- .4 1 Cheerleaders The Baptist College Cheerleaders have been practicing long and hard with much determination this year. They have high hopes of boosting the spirit of the students as well as the teams at each athletic competi- tion. This year's squad only has five returners from last year's squad which includes Tammy Cuda, Laurie Lusk, Andrea Hopkins, Erik Nor- man, and Donnie Simmons. With more than half of this year's squad being new, the new coach for the cheerleaders, Donnie Wilkerson, says that he is in a building stage. I-Ie has great expectations for this year's squad and so do the fans. Look for great things from our cheerleaders, and we will surely find them. u 1 ll ll I, 1 'I -r l El 1 l fl l lx , X 'xj - a l 1 1 gi Lets gt, RUCSVA The girls say, Where did the guys go? A The 1984 Cheerleading SquadV 148 l l n 4' Sing it again, Olivi You wanna bet?V l f 0 N 4 f U fi 11 N! .A ,P a Q l 1 P L . 4 11 Q P- 09 1 J, a I lm am isa, An Ra Q ' . n ,' -1: u A 'av .V I I 1 Q ,F .J a I I F 1 N 4 I' 'P f .1- . ..,..- '41 , ,- ,, . ,L Y. CHEERLEADERS H y ' r W N N w 1 w 3 Eric and Lori say, Come oh and get the spirit! A Cheerleaders Pull forthe Bl-lCS.l Ron says, What did I do wrong? V , ma- fl ., M '.k,.,. ,QI ,.. .,M..g ,.,., 5 a l I A ! 1 f A , 2 r .J . A r 1 2 . A , ' A ..' Ao-w-.,, BASKETBALL Prank PollockA Bill AlheimA H00verJ0hns0nA 1983-84 Buccaneer Basketball TeamV BAPTIST w ' 'I ' 1 4 ' Thi- 1033-N4 ll.1pt1sl Collrgu bnski-tb.1ll It-.um could poss1l1Ix' I.111d .1 spot undvr Whos Who 111 st-vt-r.1l r.1t1-goru-s A m-w l1v.1d fkhlkll, l'o1nm1' CL.11tl11-r, .1 new .1ss1st.1nt, l'r.1nlt l'oIloclx,.1nti n1n1- lfl'Nl1f'lN'l1 round out .1 ti'.1mtl1.1t l1.1s ht-on v1rt11.1llvst.1hlvd11r111gtht-p.1sllt-1-.'st-.1w11s Thu vnctoru-s n1.1v ftllkl' mn- ot ll1l'Fl1Nl'lVl'N, but 1t IN up to the lu-.nl co.1cl1 to mold l11s pl.1vt-rs unto .1 Ul1lllt'Ll, .1nd co11t1dt-111 group Unix' 1111- luttvrrm-11 .1rv rvturn1n', l.1st vc.1r's Nl.H'lll1g torw.1rtl .'XIlllIUHY Woods and guard Marcus lim-.1sll-v tllllllg w1tl1 lost- l..1r.1, Doug Xoung .und R.1n- d.1llSl.1wson The sclwdulc lNfl1t' toughest H1 tht- lustorv ot li.1pt1st College .1s the BUCCdIll'l'I'N t.1clxlc thi- l1ki-s ol Al.1l1.1n1.1-li1rm1ngh.1n1, L'll'IDNUH, l4lor1d.1 State,l.1cksonv1llv.1nd NAIA n.1t1on.1l cl1.1n1p1on, Lolli-gc olCl1.1rlt--ton Gmthcr status, l onyov pl.1y1ng .1 nltllldlklllig sclwdulc lN'C.lUSt' to bu the bust you h.1vvtopl.1x' the bi-st lt w1ll .1lsolwt'xtrun1i'lx' bt-111-l1c1.1l in hclp1ngtht-ti-.1m ton1.1ture w1tl1 tougl1g.1n1vs t-.1rIx' Ill tlmt-scht-d11le lt w1ll he vssv.-nt1.1I tor our young tt-.1m to mature qu1ckl1' and play together lNlfh hustle .1nddeterm1n.1t1on Good b.1slwtb.1ll players can be found c.is1lv, but 1t .1lsot.1ki-stlw pro- per atutudc to win cons1stently -id is-.3 The Bucs show us what the season is going to be like. A Baptist plays Baptist at Convocation. V y - .. . g Marcus Beasley Barry Oliver Steve Chisolm Rodney Reid Doug Young jose Lara Anthony Woods Ben Hinson Stan Haithcock Dennis Williams Lane Williams Randall Slawson Mickie Wagoner Darrell Johnson Randall goes for two on a dunked ball. A Defense Bucs and that's the ' L ,ff l l l 1 'Eurrauccrk IN Q '54 i M 5 -- .15 BASKETBALI Guard Gua rd Forward Forwa rd Forward Center Forward Guard Forward Forward Forward Guard Forward Center it ' V A 4. v, N ,rA WWW. BASKETBALL :km Let's go win this one guys! A Coach Gaither all a Marcus shoots for two. A lose goes for a layup. V David Burke tapes Randall's ankle prior to practice. V s r llurwn Mmm L1 A When Coach Gaither talks, the BUCS listen. A -. fl' .. x 'r f-'.l?u.. t R. ' gel.. GN ' rr' if if PVP! X iQ WW ' A. .gl ' t Another fine example of Buccaneer from an outside shot. A Marcus out maneuvers his .J Z' , 'Hi 5 . ,S ' Q I-1 Al- A.'v ...,f-. 155 BASKITTBA I .I, I can't believe we're behind by forty points. V 1 YV Q I 3 Q., J: 4' The Women s head coach Brett Maddox A It may be two points from the outside. A t tough with thos A new head coach, a tough schedule, and only two return- ing letterwinners spell an interesting season for the 1983-84 edition of the Lady Buccaneers Basketball team of Baptist College. Coach Maddox will guide his team through a demanding 21 game schedule. The Lady Bucs will play powers like USC-Spartanburg, Winthrop, Francis Marion, and College of Charleston. To attack this year's tough schedule Coach Maddox has recruited some outstanding freshmen to blend in with returning players. With all of these new beginnings, the Lady Bucs are desiring a winning season. 2'f l- 3 ,.. R W' as 7 '? ' 422 LZ YQ' 1 DM. - , I K 'A P 4 . .1 . ..Q. 9 WY ... ' ' 1- V 1- i 95x 331 I 42' r' U an i hw 'sb ,, 15 H 2, if , U' v QV .qv Ill' .1 il .ga 9' 1 ns 5 I vn'L-Ni- LX w BASKETBALL Make that basket! A . Get that ball, B .4 lvv N Priscilla shoots for two. A at.. 17 o il. fi .A l3ASKlf'l'l5Al.l Vickie Robinson Forward june Etheridge Center Iape Etheridge Forward Knita Alexander Guard fDianie Boles Guard Alicia lloyd Guard Vermel Williams Center Priscilla Hinson Center Ordem Lewis Guard Susie Kady Guard f Forward Iackie Walters Guard X Forward Norma Henderson Forward Gracie jumper Forward Carla Frasier Forward scrambles Coastal anticipating the rebound. A Iane takes the forward position at the hoop. A Where are teammates? V Maddox his defensive ,Z SOCCER 0 , - f 5 .. V, 'Uma X t ' f V-Q- 'Q 2 -, , , c , 1 , is ,- 3' ' ,, ,. ,e L- ,M , ,t 3 . '-2535: , '53 54 95: 1Js22Ji1fs- 1 -H iff wie? es. f' fp V A' r:.li29i 3li2 c??'fff ily .-4-vs ,,-v at 5,4 - ' ,- l . ff if . - , ' .V Q NX :Y 'Q 'Z' V ,, my , ,, A ,3 J af 5 Q ft , ge tm l W e Q' ATA' if -52.4 W , t Todd Loadhol Strik Bob Mdlrory Randy Rice Sheri! Amer elder Iohn Devereuxg' , Striker john Fabian esfullback Richard Marg- Fullback Donald Ford -1Manager Mike O'Quinn - Striker Charles Piqney - Striker Roslan Zainon - Fullback Ioel Benefield - Midfielder Ricky Carter - Striker . Bas'-sem Ismail - Striker lames Menditto - Stopperback john Zecopoulos - Sweepgrback lohn Blocker - Smer David Feilg - F V ack Charles Giavelli - Striker Greg Guess - Striker Bill Sanders - Midfielder Mike S ewski - Goalkeeper Donald Stocker - Goalkeeper f Howard Bush - Fullback Eddie Marquez - Coach Randy Rice takes possession of the ball for Baptist.A Competing against nationally ranked teams such as 111 Duke, the young Baptist College soccer team had its work cut out for them, prior to the season's beginning. Coach Marquez led a team which included 14 freshmen, 6 of which started, into the toughest schedule since the beginning of the B.C.C. Soccer team. I don't feel our record reflects our abili- ty, Marquez said in reference to this year's record. Inexperience was the dominating factor of this season. But this builds up my expecta- tions for next year. The future looks great. Coach Marquez gives the team some strategies as prepare to play t e Citadel.A he 1983 Soccer players from the Baptist College at Charleston! Ar '93 ff. , N. s ra' 5 lggfr i t it P' V dum P-.531 - H'-fQ'Qg.,,, F ' 'an 4 - Q .. f ,. ' F f'F'p'.'l1'B .3- Y 1. 160 I Y ' v 1 J! fx ,Q -j .'l'nv-+'-- Y .6 4 -1 A ',- s A . g . lsmail plans his strategy.A Donald Stocker puts the ball in the air.A 'N.r-- ,. .ns -9, ,e Devereux out maneuvers his opponent in pursuit of ball.A Sherif Amer puts his foot into action.V :V '-'-..-4 . ,, U l 1 xAJ.'v'i Jw' .C-'51 . , .- - ,A V f f:f'.31f'f '1f'1'3: -3'-'vgfn' 0 ' f I---ou' in Roslan gets into a tough squeeze.A Looks like this guy is surrounded by Baptist Men!V SOCCER I 1 , gf uf 161 v' J,-Q, -J. 'QW 'Q J'-'ii - A w i' 9 ,. Y., --.-. s SOCCER 3. '41 'J 1 ,Pl f N .- , - Looks like the Bucs are Sam Ismail gets control of the ba11.A in their f vi .V V ,U Who's gonna get this one?Y MQ 162 If 5 S john Devereux receives the pass.V ' .Ms ,,W. 4 .-b.'m,.' I 'Q O l - l Q f. I .-Q..-pi-gd: : - -1-5-,W Randy Rice races down the field in pursuit ofa loose ball.A Remember no hands!V .., J. J. Alb- LJ 1 'Y' A ,Q-. ...--- A 4 ,,.,.1,..,-----s - - V v , ..,,,...., . - .....--unrannum. ' N ,J - -' ff' , Q , , ., ,..,.,,..,,. my A A . . - . .,,- Az v ' H' 5 f' N, Av.-.ff 1 - -f -I .SM 'J - -1'5 l -.',-0 ,.g' 1, wg ' .P ' , .jj f-'Y--'f ,:R,:,.-1-, ff I V. V ' . , ,V ,- ' ll.. .',.'A' ', ,' V-'-, 5,3 3 ,ux ,, ' ' - - 1 f' . 5 v. -' . ' . ,, 5 ' ' 4'11 !-ff' ff? , K , N f , 4 Q . mf., v,., 4' -' h g'?'ly7JjmQ1tr fif'J3,,M2j mug v',-3f.f'vr 1 mm ... .. 5. ,x 3, ,, fri -1.-Aw: , V-,,,,,l.,,.:.wV'f,Vl,l114 H V W X. '. V1 f 1. . '- ., A-we-'Q V, , ,A - ,. 1 ,. A. I - . -- , -, x +4 -. ,,.r-, 'wr,..',.-l-.'f,,. .f .,--+1 -Q lf Q Nz, . . -' 4.-vmfff,e ','-Vwwk1 f- - fl , 1 ,,, -4 LH, .Nt n i H-p, .,.,JV.- :iucssg fy, nk? Q -+ ..v..n:e,,,,.Jnff'q,flQ'r fjxvf N rg ,, 8 ff f ' ,. ff f',X' Qlwf I ' .-I2 YT'-. ,. , ' N cv' ' 135 H ' ' A i',.y'f'A-'-L' IV -r' . .Q nw '- . .,g,', -4,-M r. V- 1-vpn - - .. - -, v - .c,3, -.v . .,.-vp' N . f - -1 x '4- f . . . , -- , . , , h , ,, QNX 4 ' f '7 ,V , ww ,. .W , ,yu f , -3 4 - .jg '.', -ff ,+- . - .f . ' V s 1 Q--u,x-..,A. .,. f V gl +1 V - . . f - V ,.. V ,I Q.. ,- . ,-Q, .5- 3 I- an A - .5 V 0 r. - 'V .Q-if-f' 'h, ,Q ?Aff 4 - f-gm f 4.fT+ia.V .5?. 555. Ji FIFQNLT f ' . ' ,. , - v'.5' Nur A L- K '4' . -.9 .. - - '.J- . Nn 3 4- 75 flw-.. - uf As'-nfhcni G Bob McGrory looks to pass downfield.V If you can't get the ball, then HTACKLE HIM. V ' ,L .y X. 1.-n vfff .21 SOCCER f 'vi f.. 1 .ws NIGHT' V 3 KL g-0 E -1 ... 'af . .l .40-',,. 'Q -X-' 'T' , .- ' . ,rx l fp .S -v, . 4 1 ,V .J .. x K :3'-7. 'f'-.- -. f 0 - l .. . . . .Q ' 'qyug 4 4- 7- 8, ,HI . ' 1' . 1 ', like MA L I ' K'l 163 Q!-:I 'fu VOLLEYBALL Sherry Parnell goes up for another spike!V .1 'fl Q The Lady Bucs going for another win in a volleyball match.A E The 1983 Bucs TeamV Y 1 ' 'vfiltii gifs 'fiiffg 'S 1 rv -if . RQWMC Q e Great defense!V 1 -. we r' 'YW we N ' ffl L? 12:37 ' - z Q9 l,.+ f1fJrzf'2 rl fl ' vbffme, Ls., ' Q -. - dy f , I n 164 , we :A 1-Y B l 4 I l N The 1983 Baptist College Volleyball team shall approach this season with guarded expectancy and overwhelming determination. Under the direction of a new coach, Brett Maddox, the Lady Bucs look forward to a new season with the team striving for the top. The foundation of the team is created by the return of four starters from last year's team which include Karen Barrow, Gina Raley, Peggy Skipper, and Sherri Parnell. New hopefuls for the Lady Bucs in- clude Carla Frasier, Diane Scott, and Susie Kady who will add determination and a competitive spirit to the squad. With Baptist finishing second in district tournament play for two consecutive years, maybe they will combine spirit and competitive outloolts to push them into the top seat this season, although they will always be number one with their fans! .Y - . -. -........-......1...,-.... - 4,',,,A .I Karen gets off another serve.A UGHSV X t How did that happen?V Volleyball , l v l 1 1 l 1 'e l' . I ' 1f',. 'Y 5 ' 'ff 9 than . 0' ' 1:4 ,, Ni .. I i' y jsfe: 1--ll U .i 1 'f J ..-,Q , d 5 1 we i 'f9 '. i Ain 4v',.g -- F .ill -hc.-ll. 1 A . . . git . kan...-if rf-.rx .F 'I lj' '29 -. 5 5 , Diane Scott Mary Leithol herri Parnella essy SHPPG 1,Carla Frazier I Gina Raley f Priscilla Hinsolls I Karen Barrow Q Karen Etheridge Susie Kadyf Q4 . X 4 5,1 H? 1, ,4 VOLLEYBALL Can't block that shot. Y i . 1 X , L X X -I Q ,....- In-1. ll .-.av - Hurry up people and get this game on the road. A '1What's here? V 166 ,lf Good shot, girls. A V Karen says, I've got it. V Nw ' . ,ffm This year's Golf team will be in- volved in several tournaments, as well as several matches in the local area. The team will be depending on returning players such as Pennington, Bodden, Norton, Tucker, and Camburn. The golf team does, however, look stronger this year with the addition of Shown, Hanf, Iayne, and Darnell. Under the leadership of Coach Brooks, we look forward to a rewarding year for the golfing Buccaneers. Randy Darnell always plays in the sand A Now this is the college executive life!A -46.4.-' :J S . , , '- '. H I-v..,' I, - ..- . ' f- We wish we had a caddy in this heat!A -4 , . , A .-,. , -,. 3, - .--rv V . v' ' ,- . .,, .,.1' V- - -4' Y . , 4. Q U. -I., Qc. . ,T - Q v '.u , '.- . - . t 1-. 2 ..,g-I-47 .1- 2 , , Q-,Ky Q .. Rin. ,I- Z,-., 1 V .' 5 ,-- ' 1' A. 4. 'N' v'L -. . A . Ai -.,-v-sf ' 3'f?5o .1 x. . - . ., 4 ' ' - tn , .V.v s -. -' 1. ' , ' ' , , Doug enjoyed dancing during a good match.A Darryl could really use concentration during a match.A lthink we need to look this one up.V I think I can . . . I think I can . . .V . ' v --1, iuru Kevin Shown jimmy Hanf Randy Darnell Doug Camburm Scott Jayne Clay Pennington Scott Bodden Ralf Norton Skipper Tucker 169 Golf f-99 X -.,. up.A fig. The tennis teams are looking forward to the same steady improvement the program has shown for the past four years. The men will be strong at the number one position with the return of joel Benefield, The women will feature Claire Thompson and Mary Lou Thom- son in the top two positions. A competitive schedule will challenge both teams to have a successful season. 1 ' ' Y 1 -1, . ,Law . - - V 5 Bill Taylor gets an angle on the ball.A 0 , v T I ' ..aaLh ' , , , TENNIS Albert Bamboukian anticipates where the ball will land.A The 1984 Baptist College Men's Tennis Team.V l guy 'l ludf v 4 litf' o f 171 TENNIS i 1 'S fix! P- Wyse Peggft' Jeanette . ,ns Rhonda N , 1 , X K ,,,,..:ix:.,s. 't32K99i'55'yiSk , .X Coach 5 if X' 'N' Esau--f ' Marylou gives it her al1!A The 1984 Baptist College Women's Tennis Team.A concentrates on the match! ' I hate to practice my backhand.V gemq-5, H' ',4.....-4-v x 1 1. 4: 'faf-'Q'..:',- ,pil 9 55:9 T, V, EQ, -? gaQt,'Q,f A .Ar ,f K , fi ' , S 'gag' 19g Q . fr . . , ,-. ,M J' r- V X 'r i A in iw qi Tal 4 1' X xi t 1- n.s'f4-fii7'2. 2'35'4dlf! get .aiu :J H5395 texas-5541? 2-32- 'hw J'yElh1552!4'fi?t: ? :S1.'Z -6 if '5 , 45 + L D fy. fl . ' Q .Gigli fipjwc-. ,. fate. at f .Y 1 I ll E? 172 W. M , j J ',, so ge I - Ks .mx x, 1' 'Yfw ' I A 9 1 .'i Marylou puts the ball on the move!A 'eanette demonstrates the backhand. V . - ' 4 x. AAHE 'JL'-Us l ' ,' 5 5 gli. x 1 K' V, ,mi ft 3 ' f . Fi' . Q w' 'K s ,, ,hz 5 'nv K ' ,, Ally: W- i 5 J . N ' ' vo., '- , . . -1 , - 4 Gan.. M-, A' ,A 6 L Q ho . . x A ' '-4-Qigx ' V ,A rg: 3' l .... .,Y i hh, . 'N ,, . - fa' ,.., A W I ' dv . ffxig. .FN 4.5 A ' Y xifw ! . ,N . X X f : m X 1 l l ...J I' wus 1- 4-rp Q, 1.2.5 ,-. K, ,f ,A.,..f4, Jil., 430.1 N s x X X .fi Claire goes after another ball served to her court.V TENNIS K , , n fl af: ' ff Scott Track and Field james Quinn surges ahead of the competition A drives toward the finish! In the past eighteen years, the Baptist College track team has never has a losing season despite demanding schedules. The Baptist College recorc of 220 victories and only 46 losses indicate that this year's team will be ne exception to victories. Track coaches Howard Bagwell and Chuck Parke feel that even with an admitted weakness in the weight events, the tean will have another outstanding season. Returning from last year's tean will be four of our national qualifiers in the NCAA meet, which shoulc give us added leadership this season. NCAA qualifiers returning includi Charles Simpkins, Gene Holland, William Cooper, and Iames Quinn. The nineteenth year of track at Baptist College looks to carry on the traditiox of winning, and we look for many records to be broken. 174 w ,Y A l I I, ,UV -. , .,,U:. 3- . Lg. ., I .-:1,.,,,,A. Ti, ' ' w - '- -'QOQW-vf',v'l'5:'16f,'?'m-gq.f,f:'.49'ffvjTfS220 '17 '.'f lifcizn- ., .i-x. - A 125 .. fa.-V ..y ,v,..'1' -a ' ...Q .- yr ,, ' rf' A' - X A A - .'!-.- A-f i gl :,o,r. yu ,,e - k fi hill,-..l-'1p,.-,-if -Q v ,N ,l . :iq .- ' i - ' '. '. . - - 'fr-ffrU5f9F'.in'M.a'r-.4 :if ,fi'lg:?f3hil'? ia Q. I ' ' We always warm up together!A lim Perry getting radical on the pole v ault.V T531-., .fl . ,ig 2, .. w -V3-.z 1. . 4 1 J' N vp1N: N 4. M ,, 1 . V45 !'. TRACK AND FIELD l l l Daryl and Charles waiting for a decision.A Coach Bagwell looking for new members forthe Dive-at-the-line c1ub!V 'il ,V ir, .Q NIH . Q ,. , -.w IA ,hp in M lf' 2'-Q , ,,,i1 'wifi-'f W, ,. ffl'-K '52 ,gf ivkrcsliwffff' Q Q .Q 4 gi- v 4 xx H wig , A X 175 f .-ff-Qin' ' ' l gms, Track and Field 'H -1 .fTf 'f is Yun-'A - zpnrnlwys xp ' :'hT-316131: W' , '. A l.-lax 'X a dsl M., f-ug, I 'l 5-.x'Lg,f ' 'HM 5 , V,- A . f,,,- 'fE2..' 'f .gl as V ' I-N '1fK,.AggQ.,, 5 N , ,, F W..-5 rar, A, f 'cm .,:...fn -di , 3, av- - 'JF' ' ui' A' y'-- 'll' I 'IQ . - A ' , -431 31, 4 '54, ' -c - f 8 ' ...vf ' f ,.f Q The Cross Country trail abounds with Baptist ahead of the Citadel.A Smokey's telling us why Baptist is number 1.A Gene displays his NCAA high jump form.V Al Dunn prepares to take the lead in this race.V all Christ which us V , Y 9 vs ..-V we W .t 13-:! M , 'Q ': ntin.-' ,.,3.. ' -.LJ-cz!-u A- ' -fr ' 1' Q ' ' , V- , liz if ,,. wiHK:'-6111-.f-1.,...f15 W C., ' ff' 374-.A ,f ' f 'yumf'r4i ' .,-. yan-A .-f -AN. YV, A- M- ' .., J ... 'f-7 an 34 ,A 54:- ...-fan, p , be , 176 I A, 0 .wllmzpsf f Mn-'ff ,mv www f . The 1984 Buccaneers baseball team is a young team, but they are enthusiastic as they look for- ward to one of the most competitive schedules that the school has ever undertaken in its histo . Although the line-up will be predominately freshmen and sophomores, they have leadership potential among the players as well as the guidance of their new head coach, Mr. Ralph Ciabattari. This year the Buccaneer program in- cludes a new junior Varsity sguad which hopes to yield future Bucs stars. his program will strengthen the varsity team while it will give more young men the chance to play ball. Both squads look forward to successfu and winning seasons. ' S Coach Ciabattari looks upon the game situation to analyze the Bucs next move. A Iohnny Spitzmiller slides into second base, and he's safe again. V BASEBALL PJ f, , ,aw-25 'Q -0-9 Where's the ball? A ., - I lx t 'big 1, , A v . 1 5' f A K ., t 2.3, 5 M '-I-In ,. v . A Y 7- X Y M . . ' C. T I I 3 . Q 6 Q cl X I t iv it Q it I , ,. . Steve Essig warms up for batting prac- jeff Ruth keeps his eye on the ball. A tice. A These are the best guys that the South has to offer - The Baptist College Buccaneers!! V N iii, papa f- W... .f ,..aF'v'-A 1 - .Q M-wiki' 1 It 1 ,if f...-. l ,,. Bel-'ff '-Lv - .fa -L., , A , eg -. f 5-16-.ae Q M, , V Jgfjv . Y W u 178 K Dell Hardee winds up for the series. A V ffffflf Gee, I'm glad this game will soon be over! V la 4.3 BASFBALL I ' F libs ,F I' 'f 5' Q ' VARSITY UNIOR VARSITY is ...f ' - - V Eddie Toller M r Archie Davis I-field Steve MlmS 8nllClPv3lt3S the ballei' dl ll't9 plate. l Graham McCullough callher Billy Simmons catcher Mike Hummel pitcher Iohnathon Wolfe 3-baee Coach Bagwell presents a plaque to retiring Coach Bustle, V 24153813 Miffhell Plifllgf :PgyKVV-Hsufief f5E P u a ogers c' ie e reger - ase Michael Walsh s-stop Scott Lee r-field Glen Widner 3-base Robbie O'Brien l-field Donnie Vaughn l-field Mike McCollum pitcher Steve Essig c-field Iohn Chalis 2-base Mark Cowart catcher Ioel McCullough pitcher johnny Spitzmiller 2-base Chris Ward I-field Shawn Home r-field Dave Merriman 2-base Brian Drumm pitcher Iimmy King c-field Billy Hardin l-field Scott Brunslky catcher Mike Tucker pitcher Kevin Scarf 2-base Biffjones pitcher Sheldon Higgenbottom I-base Irvin McBride pitcher Mark Lee pitcher jimmy Morrison l-field Brian Cresh catcher Scott Singley s-stop Mark Hefner c-field left' Barnes s-stop Charles Yates pitcher Tommy White pitcher Robert Newton l'base Barry Mizell pitcher Tim Morris catcher ' Scooter Roebuck catcher Tom Byrd pitcher fm Dell Hardee pitcher Greg Pendarvis l-base l N' Vince Cainey pitcher Dave Worthman s'stop jeff Ruth pitcher Dave johnson pitcher Chip Hall pitcher W Mike Baldwin 3-base W1 ' Shake Shiley 1-base Larry Coleman 3-base left Unger catcher Todd Carter pitcher Robbie Bessinger r-field Marty Sullivan pitcher The 1984 Buccaneers baseball team! v Graham displays his catching abilities. A i f T1 fe 1 B 179 BASEBALL smfrisr gowgoza BUQCANEERS I I A If.ff+l'284B'5553A?L?Q5E9U'f5r A .I I' EEBIRIARL I I I . I gr I Aaigwimizg wokru CARS? 1 f . gy: VA , F NORTH .4 , I . , v .-we ili I . I5QwQ51fFI'CA1wLIeAI , + Lrvx.,-,vig Y .. 1 ,X Y :ix My W , llryjfw Q ' A ' 'WI ii'ff1e9Nl WN Sie A S31 LJdRrr?cAIz I V.S'fA'!'E 1 ' ' 6 NORTH CAROL ,ISTATE l'j . ' 12 WLIBERTYIZI wa. I . 13 w.LII3ER71',g'k I2 I-IIIIEITE I Jac., ,w.EvIxGIN1AI2I I 20 w. VIRGINIA fzi A 21 G. WILIJAMZ 129 Z2 G. WIL A mums, 23 HIRAM 24 HIRA 26 SALISBURY STATE , U 27 SALISBURY STATE 31 VOORHEIJS X I APRIL a 2 FRANCIS MARIONX 3 BENEDICT K, 4 WILMINGTON I, 5 WILMINGTON 10 CITADEL 13 WILMINGTON 14 WILMINGTON 17 FURMAN 18 FURMAN zu FRANCIS MARION 21 AIKEN 23 VOORHEES Z4 CITADEL , es WINTHROP 3' AUGUSTA , 3fI UNIVERSITY or SOUTH CAROLINA MAY 2 AUGUSTA I Todd rounds the bases. A Larry and jeff Prepare to Play Ball. A The 1984 Iunior Varsity Buccaneers baseball team. V ,. 9 . 4, 11 n FP L 5, JI, . I . A 180 Mike Hummel warms-up at the pitching A , fry! A' '-01.41 jeff prepares to increase his RBI record. A f T H! Ria' .-I' W1 i Zak If Q ga -If - I ' W ...H--'-ff v W ,- , J giwvgiursdv I , ,qv mm. 951, I IWW!! 1 lv Best of Luck the Class of 84 and Future Graduates 7565 Rivers Avenue Charleston Heights, S.C. 29418 JEWELRY FACTORY to i BUSINESS Representing Dzuly The Pnnted Word That Enhances The M1nd Of Man. .. i Xxx f ail- I 'V VV , .,,. 1i1!I N, I I I I I I I l ' f iii B U If or A A A A A 6 Ax A5 4 S ' X ii . 'Q ' 5? The News muh llmwirr i3l YIj1JXJlf j like RQQT SUMMERVILLE cl-IRISTIAN THE Booksrone B'-USSUM S H 0P Books and Bibles - Church Supplies - Music - Gifts FUOWGFS 8nd Gifts and Cards Green Plants, Silk and Dried Flowers, Linens Paperbacks - Hardcover Reference Books - Choir Bank C8l'dS ACC9Pf9d by Phone Robes - Music Books 319 N. 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Z. 11' 251i11l 3-: 5.12 92 11e:1'2':,.v1 '12--vE'2'1'1:.22'5 .if221i il-'i .'?lH? iiifff-BYTE L EPZ E'- T-1' Z'T1:3?172E'1:2 Su.2iEEvif'f'. me 1 'V' 5195.1 42642 3' . . e' i i .' :1'iJ'2' :JT 12' ' '1 1 22 'na '. 2 aizigt- ' 1 E111 - 1 1 11 awe 2.12 2 222- i' 5 'L an 1- . te'-1 . 2' , 32' -1 , A-1.1 :.6' - -?:...e ,ze 2. .:-1- -ali'-,:-fu ,, 4. - I va vu. 1 ,ag . . - ' . 1. ir wmdmr ' 'W 212 . 213 W 192 J. P. STEVENS TEXTILE MILLS Locations All Over the Nation Taylors Plant Phone 278 4244 An E 0 E B n N G o Winning ,Z Q2 if 22 SZ Combination 10 23 F 52 61 ' 1 20 Elie 48 66 1 16 45 so 72 at WADE HAMPTDN Location: Wade Hampton Mall Ph ne: 242-3320 Open: Mon.lFri. BUSINESS Congratulatuons Class ot '84 SPARTAN MILLS INC. Equal Opportunity Employer SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK The Best Bank in South Carolina Locations Throughout the State 194 BUSINESS S APP C3QmQmtunHatumrns Se-Qnmumfs U41 S H EDELTA BUSINESS ALPHA PHI OMEGA -Xi 3 f A419 I ,. ,, 4 N. E 323' PROUDLY SERVING 'K 196 P0 BUSINESS ALPHA RHO OMEGA vial 1 fa 1 H -- H 'Q L I Spam? f 131-A Y BAPTIST COLLEGE 197 BUSINESS BAPTIST COLLEGE BOOKSTORE We Appreciate Your Business ,T up 0 Q , - , I Q g 0 nfl W ' at Y A I F01 I A G I 5, 4.'v LX . , A friendly staff ready to serve you, meeting all of your on campus needs. I finally found my own space and got my name in lights. Congratulations Seniors Jewelery and Gifts for All Occasions Engagement Rings to Fit Any Budget Complete Bridal Registry 138 South Main summervine, s.c. 29483 X Phone: 873-4631 X Hello Miles 198 BUSINESS To Our Graduating Seniors From the Brothers of TAU KAPPA ALPHA 'our May you fund the success you seek and all the happiness you deserve 91 U . . - .' . n Q 55 V 5.4 I G v, Qi- 1 I :Ili V Us r X 5 Y . ' I JI -S r e , .R i W 1 K f , 1 ,, . Q -iii - . V fa-A Q, f so TE ' ,V K . V. . ? V 11 1 qv , F tm- I.. L ' ' , ' I D , , V . A -. Y l H Y 1 y X. A . , 9 - f . BUSINESS I HYATT-REGENCY HOTEL The Best and Most Exclusive Hotel in Greenville Locatnon: Downtown Greenvllle Phone 235 1234 200 BUSINESS SPARTAN FGODS HARDEE S and QUINCY S QUIDCYS Ofhces m STEAK HOUSE Spartanburg and Greenvulle Open 6 Days a Week J 9 . C! - - , l rAum.v BUSINESS Congratulations!! MILLIKEN Thomas Brrdges Bobby Cohen Joanne Crook Glenn Edens Patrrcra Eggleston Ronald Evans Teresa Flemlng Donna Gentry Lrllran Glover Betty Gosdm James Gravely James Gray Robert Guest Lullran Hubbard Lrsa Jenmngs Scholars Class of 1987 Robrn Johnson Wllllam JOhl1S0l1 JI' John Lott Jr Tracy Lott Stuart Malone Clementrne Meadows Elrzabeth Merck Tlmothy Morrow Tammy Pace Pamela Peacock Suzanne Smrth Tam: Stevens W H Taylor Jr Carol Thompson Jeffrey Worth n n u n n , I - n - n n u - I a n u I I , I I I n Q I T w-,,gf1-.'...2n- 5.3, . , e - 202 BUSINLSS ln the school year 1983 1984 these 30 young men and women entered college wnth scholarshnps provrded by Mnllnken 81 Company nts mulls and servlces compames They jomed 688 other outstandmg young people who have partaclpated nn the scholarshnp programs offered snnce 1960 by Mullnken 8. Company and nts affnllates A umque feature of the mlll scholarshup program provndes a gnlt of S750 annually to the undependent college selected by the scholarshrp wmner for each year he or she ns nn attendance The mnll scholarshnp provndes S2 000 annually to defray college expenses Sunce the programs were maugurated about S2 952 000 has been dnstrubuted to scholarshrp recupnents and more than S1 139 000 to the colleges Colleges whrch have partncnpated lnclude Baptlst College Charleston S C Beneduct College Columbra S C Berry College Mount Berry Ga Bob Jones Umversrty Greenvnlle S C Brenau College Garnsvulle Ga Campbell College BunesCreek N C Claflm Unnverslty Orangeburg S C Columbia QS C lColIege Converse College Spartanburg S C Davndson lN C lColIege Elon lN C lCoIlege Ersklne College Due West S C Furman Umversnty Greenvulle S C Greensboro lN C lCollege Guulford lN C College Hugh Pomt lN C lCoIlege Johnson C Smlth Umversnty Charlotte N C LaGrange lGa lColIege Lnmestone College Gaffney S C Mars Hull lN C l College Mercer Umversnty Macon Ga Merednth College Ralergh N C Methodlst College Fayettevllle N C Morns College Sumter S C Morrls Brown College Atlanta Ga Newberry QS C lCoIlege Pferffer College Mlsenhenmer N C Puedmont College Demorest Ga Presbytenan College Clnnton S C Spelman College Atlanta Ga Tnft College Forsyth Ga Wake Forest College Winston Salem N C Wofford College Spartanburg S C The South Carolma Foundatuon of Independent Colleges admmrsters the scholarshup programs and selects recrpnents for partlcrpatlng plants an North and South Carolma and the Georgna Fund for Independent Colleges provides a slmular functnon for partlclpatmg mulls In Georgla Mnlluken 81 Company and nts mulls nn South Carolma North Carolma, and Georgua are happy that they can partrcrpate In buuldmg the future of the reguon through the educatnonal development of some of the regron s most talented young people l ' 9 , . . . , . 9 9 9 9 9 9 - . . . . . . . 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