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

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PDP pledges are dressed to impress their future sisters. 'Working together, Mitch Embler and Kim Perry mvirle a little entertainment. 7Lf::.perle11ces Do You Remember? When studies became over- whelming, Baptist College stu- dents looked for activities to provide a diversion. Participat- ing in club functions, intramu- rals and traveling with singing groups provided chances to let off steam with friends. Enthusi- asm and laughter were evident wherever groups of students were found. Campus activities furnish- ed students with an opportunity to broaden horizons. Musical events, dramatic arts and speech making exposed stu- dents to new and varied intel- lectual experiences. i When no more knowledge could be absorbed, hall meet- ings, laundry and even convoca- tion were welcome departures from standard college life. Many campus activities are led by the cheerleaders. IX ' Robin Crow gives Sharon Coleman last minute instructions about his albums.

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We are all concerned with a central purpose, to encourage the positive aspects of the college. As well, the new events we see each year help us get a better perspective on the overall reason we attend Baptist College at Charleston. We see sporting events, dances, concerts, plays, etc., becoming a large part of our campus, and they are designed to capture the attention of all Baptist College students. Therefore, the college tries to have something for every student to get involved in. It seems that the greatest, most positive thing about Baptist College at Charleston this year, is the way the administration, faculty, staff, and students all strive together to help Baptist College students continue to their greatest potential, to glorify the Lord, in every aspect of life. The students are making a tremendous effort to work with the administration, and this is the reason Baptist College at Charleston is becoming a finely tuned spiritual and intellectual environment for all of us. .'v' --1, -vw ' -- 1 .7 , . . -- tix ,if A ' V f ' -: 'al I 'IN :fn 'ff , ' rs! V1 , . +5-4 A ,L.3C:'g gg . 4 -' 1 -' ' Q' .WL i'-' .7 ' . '- , , 1 J ,, rl. , . , 1' . 1 O ome together to Looking lik F P C ' B ' S C P Openingf5

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