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

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While- slow dniiviiig, Ron Ciii'iiiii'lim-l und IM-nisv lliiir enjoy thu musii- cl I ,. , ' 4 W I I 11 -i .ll Sitting this dance out. Kathy Wade and Jay Harvey enjoy a quiet moment. Dance The Night Away After much anticipation, May 10 finally arrived and students got ready for the Spring Formal. It provided students and their guests with enough memories to last a lifetime. Many students made res- ervations to eat at nice restau- rants before attending the Spring Formal. Some of these students found out that the Marriott had provided elegant hors d'oeuvres such as fruit trays, finger sandwiches, spicey meats. and much more. The Marriott also provided a ro- mantic atmosphere with its dim lights and beautiful chande- liers. Fun and excitement filled the air as the band played fast songs. but the real fun started when couples could dance slow and close to their favorite part- ner. The only remorse of the whole evening was that it ended too soon. But, all the memories will last forever. Sliiiri i thi- l.i! iiiiiw' Holi Hi-'lei' im! l'l.iii S4'lllllll iw-illiirl viii 4-if-iils Hi iii -Eve- - Ssxllhl Students enjoy the array of food providw. by the Marriott Experiencesfg

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TC' C-ado ts prepare to go into the wild x. ,1 . VIN. IOITI Dr. A New Beginning A new Baptist College tra- dition was started May 25, 1985 with the first commencement in the new Lightsey Chapel. As the familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstancev sounded, the proud graduates marched past the standing- room-only crowd to seats of honor. Another first in the 1985 graduation ceremony was the awarding of three master of science degrees in pre-ado1es- cent education. With proud family and friends looking on, the class of 1985 received recognition for four years of work and dedica- tion. Q Emotions altered through- out the day as students joyously ended their college education only to later realize it also meant the end of unique friendships and experiences. The festivities ended with a reception provided by the Alumni Association for gradu- ates, friends and family. There are times when words really are enough The reception following graduation gave stude ts I 'md work pays off as Erik Norman f Hunter- friends and family a chance to fellowship.