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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1987 volume:

10- QQ. 0 a' if 'v W1 .-'H K U' Ll. ' Q' 4 I U. J ' f 4 - 1- 1 1 1' t w J kv- J -'Q , 'r 4 1 , , , . .- Q .vu 5'-Z E -to-Q 4, J, , '- ,- Vlyqf '- - 1 -I 1 U1 Q 'F Cutlass 1987 Nhtch m rr, urn Q 0 E bl St d If vcrn- ' pw P mem President, shows has :XXX Am 3: XLX. . mym- fa N' Q . Baptist Collcgc at Charlcst P.O. Box 10087 Charleston, SC 29411 Volume XXII X 'fl V 2 6 Q X 5 36 74 120 164 178 186 193 on Title Page! Catch The Spirit lui' Baptist College is alive with an enthusi- astic spirit. This enthusiasm spreads to ev- eryone involved with BCC, and no one can resist the call of the Buccaneer Spirit. This spirit reflects the pride and hope we have in our college. The Buccaneer Spirit has helped us to set goals and to learn that with determina- tion and unwavering hope that all of our goals are obtainable if we truly try. Renee Bourque watches for the cue to begin cheer- ing at Midnight Madness. .a3ifOpening 'Q ,M uu- ,JV ,, . W gifs? As the Buccaneer mascot, Mitch Embler shows his Hope Harrison and Judi Barker clown around at individual flair. Club Drop-In. g Q-an '1 447f'w'2 e I ,gas gs- x. if l x J 'Q D 'fi rl W ga., 3. Q' N, I Y ' up Pg ..' :af ' a . N3 afffw .bi if f a n f , f A 'ik 49: 6 'x,,nS Pam Nobles shows support of the Buccaneers in a new way at Midnight Madness. 0peningf3 Kenneth Pruitt enjoys the festivities on the Charles- ton Harbor Cruise, jackie Badgett, Lee Zettlemoyer, Audra Swann and Tia Price get acquainted. 1' fOpening if 'fn 1, Lf' 5,2 9 ', sua., Iv 9- xs- , N4- Catch The Spirit The Buccaneer Spiritv is symbolic of the love, trust and sense of family that is ever present at BCC. We are many differ- ent people, yet we are all linked by the pride and hope we have in BCC and the touch of the Buccaneer Spiritf' New friendships broaden students' lives and provide a spirit of comraderie on cam- pus. The trials of growing up are eased by Il. . n caring faculty, staff and friends. Campus activities are designed to help students meet each other and begin to build friendships. The Buccaneer Spiritn which is present on campus grows with each year and fol- lows students as they leave Baptist College and move on to new adventures and new friendships. Iuggling frisbees is easy for David Anderson, who also juggles fire. Openingf5 i 2 Vivacious faces looking for familiar faces, and unsure faces looking for friendly faces. The new combination of upper and lower classmen would be the life of everyone at Baptist College for the year. Many activities were planned to help everyone get acquainted. Orientation was a week full of fun and excitement for everyone involved. The week started with Simon Sez, star- ring Bobby Gold. Michael Harvell was finally kicked out of the game after be- ing harrassed by Mr. Gold seventeen times. Terry Lee Davis amazed the crowd with his concentration and re- ceived the winning trophy. Orientation was the final deep breath of fun before students put the summer behind them to face another year of academics. Making so many new friends made it easier to endure exams, pop quiz- zes and ten term papers in one semester. The fun of Orientation Week made the hard work ahead a little easier to bear. 5 2. lm-.r..v.v. - --- Ut iematxon I-s K.-J .4 , A 1. . I . ,- NJ at . ,x il Q C . 5 a V ...Q rientation '86 Administrators Jim Nlallory, Ann Carmichacljairy Hunter and Ron Hendrix loin in thc- fi-stiuiri qxlgi N rms... Freshmen get acquainted with members of their own class at the barbeque picnic. New freshmen friends encourage Michael James to take part in the activities. Orientation -ffl 3 -'WB 'll 9 -fwv Q el 1, + 4 'P mxitgfv' LT clam, 5 . . Q- 'W-f l ft 1 :A '?Q'q2 -'33 fag: 'x E' Q I' ' ' 3' nl Y 67 n M! ,og --A. I 4, - ,s g' . E L. -4 . W -of? pg . Q. V. W L it r ,' .vw -fx 431' fin Ss 1 ..,, 6 9 ' a Q 3 fairs: .055 1 X N J 1 4 f f tp , 4.4 1 ,,,,.-J.: xi-T ' R g, , 1 2, i 8 1 .J fd' - 5.4 .i ' n ' , '- - 4 Q Qi, I'-1 - t .-lfx xt..'vh -- M -J-if . ' - -V29 - lo I Xa r 1 8' UI! W ' 1. X',,,,,.r- Night I Heaven While others danced, Sheryl Calcaterra and her husband decided to sit this one out. 1 Shout helped to get everyone in the crowd into the spirit of the evening. i .0 few, i' 4 Dining tables gave couples a chance to sit quietly and enjoy the spring evening. ffipring Formal I X X X 1 Spring Formal! Presidential nauguration Today a new chapter in the Baptist College story beginsfi said Gregory Hor- ton, chairman of the Board of Trustees, at the inauguration of Dr. jairy C. Hunter as the second president of Baptist College April 18. The challenge for me as president . . . is clear,', said Dr. Hunter during the ceremo- ny. l must remain true to our mission, provide sound leadership and maintain an The future of Baptist College is bright, and I am confident that I will meet the charge. Dr. fairy C. Hunter, Jr. environment at Baptist College which will ensure that our programs and activities are presented from a Christian perspective. Guest speakers at the ceremony included Senators Strom Thurmond and Ernest F. Hollings, representatives from the S.C. Baptist Convention and academic institu- tions. Gregory Horton, Chairman of the Board of Trust- ees, swears in Dr. Hunter as second president. .guration Dr Hunter spendi 1 moment mth Senator Thurmond om of tin mam dnstlngulshcd 1 Q Q XQ sl? 1 ,L thc Dr Inallguratnon 1 3 Making emories Each year holds special memories for everyone at Baptist College. Freshmen will remember the year as a time of firsts. The first college class, the first Convocation, the dreaded first college exam and the first time being thrown in the Reflection Pond. Upperclassmen will remember the an- ticipation of seeing their friends again, making trips to Burger King and the beach, the first football game and Christmas break. The experiences of college life will be remembered for many years to come. The special thrills of graduation, the Presidentis Inauguration and beating the College of Charleston at anything will always be thought of with fond affection. No matter how many miles away from BCC, it will always be home. Remember when Stewart Uldriclc tool: first place at the Citadel Invitational? i I i i A t ll is U fr . ,amne- wi nietnber iixfhen L -... af 9. . ata is 'N-, in my ii Q. , , M in av all 'ei the .- X L MUN 54? aoaaimcoiu KM 'Q :lg III 'Ill 1.1: 9+-f Remember when the .iwesome Buuaneer Football team slaughtered UNC-Wilmington 41-0? Remember when the Soccer te.im made a grand entrunre into Midnight Madness in togas? 4 1 Ay F: 'iii jf- ,, H 0' N11 N r 5 iw i 4 l - 1 5 i ' - -. : L H bi i ? 5 , I 1 l 3 . l 1' . l 5 ii- L. A-'L 'il' il 1 lz A' I a if La 5 , g ig ,I 5, i E l ' ' 1 li I 1 l 3 l i 1 3 - 5 4 at Remember when Bobby Gold came to town and Remember when lN'litch Embler insirurted us on his humbled the entire student body? techniques of mountain climbing? Remember Wlienf 1 5 Grand inale There is plenty of challenge, reward and satisfaction ahead of you, and youlll need all the education, human slcills and ethical values you have gained at Baptist College, said Charles A. Bundy, president of Springs Foundation, Inc. and guest speaker at the 1986 graduation ceremony. Dr. jairy Hunter handed out 10 master of science degrees, 29 bachelor of arts de- grees, 165 bachelor of science degrees and three associate degrees. I-lonory degrees were presented to Bundy, and Rev. Kirk Lawton, Jr., pastor of Ocean View Baptist Church in Myrtle Beach. The graduates and their families were honored with a reception immediately fol- lowing the graduation ceremony in the cafeteria. Gfilraduation .-1 ,A rm-ntcnn-nt program wlmlm nntlutlrs has n.nmc, for plmotos. 1 W I S' ,A .Xg x shnigqf ' S 'Q .,, I x '89 . ti. I Rosie Barton celebrates the completion of her college Befkv Qfksr doesnt notnre the fcstnvmrs around ln-r education. as she loolcs at her dxploma. M-HIV Younglwlootl proudlv tlusplays mln- Cfome David Roof .und lns gucst fund .1 quwt plan' to pose ,Q 9' '.'3 J Dr. Hunter congratulates Bong-llveun Sun of Ko- rea on the tompletlon of his degree. Graduationfl 7 f Q' 4' .-ef Creative Personalities There is never a dull moment at Baptist College due in part to the . . many fascinating people who malce up the campus and student life. There are singers, actors, pageant contestants and winners, comedians, clowns, clowning comedians-you name it, and we have it at Baptist College. There is never a lack of activ- 1- ity with these talented people as friends. You don't have to travel far to enjoy good entertainment when these special people are right on cam- iiilii ii I pus. BCC is what it is due to the influence and dedication of these peo- ple. 4 ,ZE'? '- . 1f,'.'7lif:' Wg 1 Th City T e Sea Cnly a short distance away from the campus is the city of Charleston--historb cal, cultural-away. Baptist College stu- dents get to lcnow it well during their years of higher education. Whether walking along the Battery or shopping, you are bound to notice a few students enjoying a refreshing time away from the pressures of everyday life. The Charleston area offers students op- portunities to study in museums and at historical parks such as Fort Sumter. Cul- tural events abound especially around the time of Spoleto. Charleston also offers wide recreational activities, many of which in- volve the water. Sailing, surfing, sunbath- ing at the beach, and water slciing areljust a sample of the activities available. Sailing is one of the many activities available to students on a sunny afternoon. Bonnie Donne plantation provided a pleasant atmo- sphere for the BSU fall retreat, ,20fCl18flCSIOH we .iii Us .,.. X 'x W HA ollltg wav NX di ll. lf', j-S222-.N e- ' K 1.-7, fffgii- of Charleston. Carolina on an early fall evening. There's nothing quite lilcc a sunset along the roast ol South An abundance of Seagulls can always be found along, the ln-.itlu-s IJ X Eggs. -, - '-'L., f 3'- 2t 1. -3 A boat ride gives a chance to reflect on the semes- ter's beginning. I - , 11 ip, 1, , A -Ji-you -,' ,,' , - ,ggi Beautiful homes along the Battery can be seen on the Charleston Harbor Cruise. Charleston! L Life Together Whether opening your door to find yourself wallpapered in or flooded by a bucket of water, dorm life provides many opportunities for fun and revenge. Even during a game of football or near the Re- flection Pond, the memories of dorm life are always with us. Living with your peers 24 hours a day is a unique situation that probably never will be repeated again in your life time. Order- ing pizza at 10:30 p.m., all-nighters cram- A quiet dorm room is helpful in studying for an important test for Chip Lewis. ming for exams, scheduling classes around soap operas and talking until three in the morning with your roommate are all every- day occurrences for dorm students. J X f i. J1- 'F-f f ,i apr- E ,,, . s ,,...,. i 5 L-' 1 .dv N 'W 1 2 N- ' -L 41 J I J I -,J 1 N f A le' ' 36' 3 ' if K I' -.., Ar . 5 Q in ii i I Renee Miller and Mel Dubose take a break after decorating for a surprise party. r rs I i ll -,fn-...- . ,. as W .1 -. .f tw , E Dorm Life I r N Y l . .. law' 'fre 'ff' l nr ' ' Q44 Q. Q 4 . -1 ff, lf JJQN, - ' .N Mary Palmer knows that even college students still need their teddy bears. 4 4 ., an -H fl Mark , U , 4 wlmvn 'A ' Y Li Vqq- I W . fx, pa y' C iq, 'lf' i ' ei-'bln-0 T- S 4. , .. .1-45' H nz ' 4 i 1 gi 7 - v X-3 ' 4 1 v ' 29 ' V 1 2- Q6 . 9 13705153 . .gg fl Q Q 515.1 llxxms' nlorm mom cluulwlrs ,ns .4 Pllllllly, yr I Illx' WL'.lll1l'f IS poor cullxlslr. I 'Ns f .Q. ..g, L A ' I YW 4 J 1 . . I Dorm Life fl 23 4 .f4i'5l'fTypicaI Day With a big smile, john Alexander clowns around for the camera while on the Charleston Harbor Cruise. Ili. Ixiwiml il.i' .ut lJ.nirlisrfwll1'.'1 is xllllll' lllllllw' Ilim'uIim'Il11'xl.IX lwlwlm .illil i onlx .1 inilil pruliiiioii ol ilu' om I-1 iolnr. ,Nl lifif 1, Nlllklvllls .me Lll'llIlH1'l'i spL1i'ollln'l11olm'iil..us1l1cxal.isl1l-vil.is-N or iimlcr plans lor .ilu-i' i l.iss. 'lumps lo il..- Hklll, klUVVl1lUXt'll, .llikl l1UII1t'IiUllN .lx IIN II ll'N plaiimml on onnpus .irc lun .i snmll imrr e ol student lilc. Not only is each day different, lvut individuals who mzllcc up Ilia campus. lVl.1ny students were manger to p.irtiiip.m- in Si- mon SU with tlic imzy .mms of Bobbi' Gold, n.ation.illy known cntcrtaincr. Hollv Stone hmlu-s .4 quiik lun. li bcivyu-ii li.- .iflernoon Q Lisscs. v- .-vlf N , - - . f ..,.--: - l 'Rv - 59 f C . .,..Hau- RH ,ft I I xv re., . , x, 'vi' .s,, R, -of Wax' L' - l?.f:J- f.f - A- lg Students relaxed at the barbeque picnic during Orientation Week. Typical Day' the aflivities are just as varied .is tlic f N v X .. . A I I f zu if Qiifffiii ,.., - U3 ' na ,- iw . W , W , Im x ,W Wi'-as M B - -at-Q gtg: riff sy 'Y .vi I 1 ,V .,.. Ak.,..-ip' ' 'nj-ig ..,,-5: - ,-1 ,Viv VM: . 1 , 9 f V, V 't -. 1,-,,,:,ig'.. A ' , . -' 1 N-Wu ' 3 . I . A 4, A ' I ' .-yy' ' Q5'Efil-ii-:':b.iQ' ,- V A ' ' 4 .QE. !5i'Q'f:,.:wf,..., 1, fb!-vf A: ,c4 - '- A 'Y' The Reflection Pond with its calm water and ducks adds to the campus scenery. 0 Pricill L Hinson and Anita Kidd clown around after volleyball practice. Q F Typical Day x :V - 'R 'rg' f:Sli'-- 2:2 - A 1. -- - , ' ny., i Greg McKenzie and Beth Goodale talk after a day spent in class. Dr. Hunter is greeted at the Halloween Car- nival by David Anderson. Typical Dayfz as 6:12:56 4 Candid Camera Instantaneously caught in the act of giving that infamous expression, these shots capture something special about each individual. By luclc, planning, or patient waiting on that loolc, the year- boolc photographers captured it. These are some of the people that malce Baptist College such a unique place, and the characteristics that malce each of them so unique. These shots represent the special brand of humor and the brotherhood that exists among students, faculty and staff at Baptist College. Emu I ,, , As campus minister, Marty Youngblood partici- pates in many campus activities. Dr. Hunter is always happy to see returning stu- dents after summer vacation. ,rm Flireeze Frame I 1 V l l i l w 1 Ib li ,gs l.ix.i Prim .uni fX'l.imlx' fN'i.isIi'rx Lili' .i lm-.il iiuriii' piciigi' pcrioii for Pin I74'lI.i fin, 4--' 5, H,-44' Dr. Carmichael and Dr. Dean clown around at Midnight Breakfast. ,4 ' is , M Freeze Irramc An., 'e A Winning Spirit i From the baseball diamond at the en- trance to the campus to the quad areas at the back of the campus, sports-intramural and collegiate-are a part of student life. What better way to relax and meet peo- ple than a pickup game of football or maybe basketball at Buccaneer Park? Or what bet- ter way to spend a Saturday than watching a soccer match? Baptist College students participate in sport activities and show their spirit for their favorite team. A new pasttime on cam- pus is tailgating before home football games or taking a road trip to an away game. 7'-m Murphy makes running distance appear easy. ffariiptis Sports 1 ii if 'I 1 sl l if , '4 . '4 l 'i ADW? 'Vu-, -X N . 'K x . - x . , .- I A -1, N - . . . , ,x s, .- K Q. , . ' A 's ' . , ' . ., , in ' if s,,?,,,. In Q . ,f . ' i rf'-1 'G 'vi 'W Even at midnight the Baptist College cheerleaders are enthusiastic. 1 'U 4 6 I 'Mr - -., vb - ,... A L w 5, p L 45- 1 ,, l E jose Castro concentrates as he keeps his eye on the Members of the football team celebrate a 41-0 victo- ii, ball, ry over UNC-Wilmington. l l I l QD . s'- 'A L2-. v 1 1 , 1. I N Campus Sportsf3 1 fl ..r i i 1 l . Growing Spirituall is 3 - l li li I I I -if ' l l fi ww ll l l lf' I I I 5 I Y I I I I I I I Sarah Sauls and Wil Bradham talce time out during a busy day for Bible Study and devotional readings. I EZ! Spiritual Thoughts 1 Vw. I l i i ' if af AR . - Gif, i l l .,,..1- 51 A - N it Rx' Axxig Wino says God is dead? lfvidently tht- atheists have not been on the Baptist Cfol- lege campus lately. Everywhere you turn you can see evidence of Ciod's presence. God is with the student who sits out on the park bench by the reflection pond with Bible in hand. God is also with the students who go to the Chapel prayer room to pray and tallc their problems out with Him. He is also with the students who have dorm room Bible studies. God is right there in the midst of the love and fellowship that they are engaged in. God is with those who openly represent the school in ways such as athletics. The list could go on and on, but the point is that God is present. Daily Bible study relieves the day to day pressures for Ann Waitt and Marty Youngblood. i pf 9 i I sf 3 i N S N lr Baptist Student Union helps to bring the pieces of xi ' 0 . I O life's puzzle together. W K o - A roclc-a-thon raises money for summer missions Q fx with the help of BSU members. rf-',,, xifhn--. ll lf X Il T e Prid Is Back Everywhere you look it's Baptist. There's a new spirit on campus, one we haven't seen for a while. A spirit of unity, pride, honor-a school spirit. A spirit we can be proud of for a school we are proud of. What we have seen this year is only a foretaste of what is to come, Baptist College is reaching new heights. Students are reaching out into the com- munity to share the Baptist College story and to serve the community's needs. What has happened to Baptist College is only one example of what can happen when people become dedicated and care about what they accomplish. Such is the case with the students, faculty and staff of Baptist College. From the playing fields, to the academic classrooms, to the dorms, to the Chapel, new evidences of school pride are being seen. Marching Band members play the Baptist College fight song with feeling. Buccaneer fans support the football team rain or shine. Z .if '?'f School Spirit I. K? In Q i B .XJ 'yu f. f' I I i in 1 ,,,-. L.. School pride spills over into dorm room decorations and activities. Eddie Burch is proud to wear the Baptist College colors on campus and off. IDQF4 I 4- N Y eff 0 , 19, I School Spirit!3 5 . I' fo If 'x ff affl- 6? -. ' M1 . , 1 -.7 LL 5 .tab N . . f'. ,-2 V M2a,v.f54 ' ' 2 -41 1 1-' ' w , sv - ' -., 4, f sg, 'fi 4 :- . pax k ,M I. ,,, ,V A 1 l ,- Q4 if ,L . ,L- 5 9' Q Q A2 9 . -53 I af , ' -if A , V , , . If A f V Agigoh x ... If ' o . ' y . g O' f M-Q , , Q Lp.',.'t 'N' :Q , - Xe 2-qv M9 QA 1 9 1 I Y,- .,. ,, 5 Qs! s 7 0 v'a MJ ' 'W 5 W M I ' -A-nv , . . , is A .vi Q, 5 M Q44-mf ' 1 9 , tk S Rv 4 f ,,. 557' Q is ,fa 1 .1 . ' Q A w N1 w-s...., I1 5 -4 I DH --r Z' 'Q 'Y 'Z A fr, ' a 1 ' , l . U . , , ' + 1 'if ' ff 1 ,Avi 'fi' - ?,,,.,,, at J. ,f is. ,pf 1-5 4 9 ' . 4 E'-'K,,' ', , . X, Q KW: ' f' uv ...YN 'hs4 YK Q .x w A , 5 1.1 , ,-, Q' xt S 1 J. Q. wmurrr VTQ? , 1' I v r f I I ,.l1........ - -. 1 Clubs and Organizations! if ii i t it X-vi Cam Irick, SGA Secretary, takes minutes at a senate meeting. P ' ' I I Q- If I I1 Al' ':,.xn if 6x . ' 5 I I 1 ,Q rw Y? 4 ,, x X . 9 ! ' Q i if 1 Y 1.4 's .I 1 i 1 5 'ff Q I s un ', .3 I ? :Iii l 54 ' 1 r Q 'fl I 3 ! 3 Q .M ' if S . 1 02: 4 r 1 F272 Xxx '1 l . 5 5, .., 1. ,A Q 45 ng ,V N! 'Q 5 . QMS H+ iii' Cam Irick, Secretaryg Lauren Hill, Treasurerg Mitch Embler, President, and Sherry Mcjunkin, Vice President. ti 'W' 3 3 S! SGA Officers i '7 , 1 Senate my y .LX I l l ia J - . . Q Sherry Nlcjunlcin, SGA Vice President, presides over a weelcly senate meeting. ,ls i i WW 'N L I s l : Front row: Sarah Sauls, Edie Ward, Jayne Reeves, Kim Almon, Sherry Mclun- . kin, Cam Iriclc, Jennifer Davis, Lisa Price, Carmen Hinson, Back Row: Bess Q Reeves, Ervin Jones, Billy Sanderson, Lee Nichols, Mitch Embler, john Parrish, 5 Curtis Boyd, Stuart Pettit, George Thomas and Hope Harrison. I l l 1 l Senate Activities Board Curtis Boyd and Carmen Hinson participate in club drop-in for Student Activities Board. r, 1: 3 L tl on Co F Ylff, Front row: Barbara Carolina, Ann Griffin, Audra Swann, Back row: Curtis Boyd, Anita Kidd, Lee Nichols, Mike Harvell. fActivities Board Marching Band i . . L - , Rn ' -I 'Q 5 V gli I 1 A T i .,is:'.f Vi Alf ' f-- . If l i N l 4 I ,fr 3 Wendy Hall, Greg Holmes and Loretta Humbert spealc with interest- ed musicians. .5 S -5 fc , ... I Kneeling: Veronica White, Sharon Hamilton, Wendy Hall, Kim Williams, l Leila Woods, Tonia Brown, Aurora Kelly, Debra Charles, Back row: Donald Butch, Stephanie Turner, Darren Sheriff, Sarah Appel, Anthony Keith, Carlos I Sayles, Tom Newman, Harold Parson, Kevin Jones, John Perkins, George Bauman, Mike Collins, Charles Hamriclc, Loretta Humbert. I ., - I 'l 'i i l Marching Bandfi!4 1 -2 amz'-W ---x-i.wf:-.m-:1,::-M..i-...-.i...,Y- --44- f ..-:,:1,-,,,, 1 -+L E B I E , I Fl' Q , l 4 Baptist Student Union 4 lr Harambee , in .gs 5 ixffiiyyix X' X 3 ,Q f 'I fc is Q' k,i B' r l i Y I r i, 'i l ai li I i I 5 Z 4 ,. jf -'l-L, l 5 R ,Y J' l W ,--QW, , ,- gl l 1 w il i il , X I i i 1 I 1: y . l Billy Sanderson, Ordean Lewis, Dr. Hunter, Tim Moon and Brenda Morton 5 participated in BSU's sponge throwing booth at the Halloween Carnival. ' w i , i 1 . he --- + i K .!. ZJBSU, Harambee Front row: Audrey Fewox, Pam Eason, Sarah Sauls, Sherry lN ltjunkin, Lauren Hill, Barbara Pheiffer, Qrdean Lewis, Lisa Bell, Marie Cook, Darlene johnson, Kandy Freeman, Row 2: Colleen Wliller, WR-ndy Paige, WUI Br.idh.im, Marsha Bell, Stephanie Turner, Darlene Gunter, Brenda Morton, Lorry Calliiott, Bess Reeves, Wendy Mak, Row 3: lVlel Freeman, Marty Youngblood, Sam Altman Todd Horton, Earle Readett, Becky Harrelson, Jayne Reeves, Angela Pirozzi, Michael James, Elizabeth Holland, Cami Lawrimore, Karen Berry, Tony Smith, Kurt Weeks, Jim Hodge, Back row: Tom Etheridge, Tim Moon, Bill Koloda, Matthew Buckner, Mike Corso, john Perkins, Billy Sanderson. . . .., 5 I i I lvl .i ,. .t,.:-3 will Donna Alexander, Darlene Johnson and John Alexander assist interested stu dents with information on Harambee. Pam Eason and Todd Horton look at prospect cards for Baptist Student Union ,tt fu Baptist Young Women Colleen Waller, president, and Cami Lawrimore promote Baptist Young Women. 'Q 5 is e ww -Ff- Front row: jan Wiles, Wendy Sheider, Colleen Waller, Row 2: Lorry Callicott, Marie Cook, Darlene Gunter, Pam Eason, Row 3: Kandy Freeman, Angela Pirozzi, Row 4: Stephanie Turner, Karen jarrell, Shand Keels, Back row: Sarah Sauls, Cami Lawrimore, Ann Waitt. pw ,f Lf f',f Baptist Young Women Fellowship of Christian Athletes Marla Pate, pres.,4md Karen Berry, sci., look over a list of prospects. s-4 'iff ' 'Jgf , '1 ii.--2 NW- 1 s ' . , , - Y if 1 i V 1 . 'it F Pffifii ' ' I' - IV '. 1 - H ' . lSJif1'i '- 1-9- ,sl l fs - f . is-r-..,,p A John Alexander, Mary jane Usher, Mark Pate, Karen Berry, Bobby LyonS- Fellowship of Christian Athletesf'45 in ia is Concert Choir X Accompanying the concert choir during practice and concerts is the V job of Sherry Mathis and Crystal Gassels. l i E 2 , J Mark Albert, Beverly Alston, David Anderson, Lisa Bell, Heidi Borowsky, Robin Buchanan, Matthew Buckner, Veronica Burt, Sheryl Calcaterra, Scot Carnell, Sandra Conley, Bill Crawford, Sherri Crow, Lee Edwards, Audrey Fewox, Tammi Foster, Anthony Graves, Darlene Gunter, Becky Harrelson, Lauren Hill, Greg Holmes, Lynn Hudson, Lisa Lee, Ordean Lewis, Sherry Mathis, Steve McDaniel, Tim Moon, Brenda Morton, Bruce Moyer, Wendy Paige, John Perkins, Sharon Phelps, Earle Readett, Tim Rice, Larry Scott, Darren Sheriff, Madga Stelzer, Audra Swann, Donna Thumm, Nancy Vleer, ames Way, Andy Waynick, Kurt Weeks, Lynn Wiggins, Rich Wilson. i 1 46!Concert Choir 4 New Vision Chamber Ensemble New Vision: Front row, Kim Perry, Sherri Crow, Sarah Sauls, Row z, Sandra Conley, Mitch Embler, Lauren Hill, Lisa Webb, Brenda lVlorton, Larry Scott, Baclc row: Glenn Creech, Bill Crawford, Tim Rice, john Perkins, Bruce Moyer, Rich Wilson, Earle Reaclett. lu... Chamber Ensemble: Veronica Burt, Tim Rice, Sandra Conley, Earle Reaclett, Sheryl Calcaterra, Sharon Phelps, Anthony Graves, Nlagcla Stelzer, Kurt Weeks, Sharyn Mathis, Deanna lVIcBroom. ll New Vision, Chamber Ensemble! 5 2 Q 5 l Music Therapy X 2 F S I E E X2 ff i K w 2 Q S l E Von Robinson. 5 i 5 5 l E I Q Q 5 l F l E 5 E r, H, ai -, L , L f ' Q a F 3 5 3 ? l 1 3 ' Officers, Front row: Kim Perry, Lisa Bell, Back row: jan Harmon, Front row: Kim Perry, Scot Carnell, Back row: Lynn Hudson, Cindy Skinner Wendy Paige, Jan Harmon, Lisa Bell, Von Robinson, Myra Jordan. 8fMusic Therapy Epsilon Delta Mu Von Robinson, Wendy Paige and Rich Wilson discuss plans for the upcoming semester. ' 5 Front row: Ordean Lewis, Darren Sheriff, Tim Rice, Magda Stelzer, Row 2: Matthew Buckner, Sherri Crow, Von Robinson, Sheryl Calcaterra, Wendy Paige, John Perkins, Tim Moon, Lisa Bell, Earle Readett, Back row: Ian Harmon, Eugene Koester, Lynn Hudson. -6- Epsilon Delta Blu Club Football WY, A1 . 'Vg-' fu , t ,c A. f X .2435 - Q f f' K' 565.015, 1, L Front row: Doug Smith, Bryan Jordan, Sam Altman, Alston Freeman, Ernie Brown, Tommy Badgett, john Moore, Lee Haney, Row 2: Brian Humphries, Jonathon Moses, Bill White, Kelvin Smith, Kevin Welty, Don Bolten, Dan Williams, Danny Stewart, Russell Truluck, Row 3: Chuck Welty, Wade Mazell, Perry Cuda, Bobby Lyons, Kenneth Simmons, Michael Hudson, Terry Davis, Bo Blanton, Bob Pinney, Ben Blanton, Row 4: Calvin Brazel, Tim Freeman, James Doffin, Shane Goodnough, Marion Robinson, Todd May, Mitch Fortner, Charlie Yates, Michael Beavers, Dewaine Wilson, Row 5: Robert Thornal, Steve Blanchard, Ben Cwens, Neil Perry, Clint Coker, Scott Harris, Chuck Ammons, Rommie Euthon, Scott Bobo, John Psillos, Row 6: Tommy Hardin, Tommy Wren, Jeff Whetzel, Robert Field, William Peets, Greg McKenzie, Paul Patterson, Lee Zettlemoyer, Joey Beasenburg, Kenneth Garvin, Bruce lnabinett, Row 7: Reggie Smith, Brad Baxter, Sandy Sanders, Lee Taylor, George Turner, Shawn Darst, Chris Morris, Dehn Ganey, Shane Brinson, Michael Noble. 5 0f'Football l QP f iq A football player gives it all he's got against visiting UNC-VU. Many hours of practice pay off for the football club as they finish the season at 6-2. Il ,lr 7777 no-5 Chuclc W'elty, Vfade Nlazell, Bo Blanton. Ben Blanton, Bob Pinney, Perry Cuda. 1 T Iwi' ,,. Football Psi Delta Phi Front row: Kandy Freeman, Darlene Gunter, Row 2: Angela Pirozzi, Wendy Hall, Jayne Reeves, Row 3: Kathy Ken- ney, Mary Gibbs, Hope Harrison, Row 4: Lauren Hill, Colleen Waller, Juli Gum, Row 5: Sherry Mcjunlcin, Sarah Sauls, Lynn Hudson, Wendy Paige, Back row: Mary Palmer, Rose King, Michelle Hench, Cindy Mitchell. Mary Palmer and Willie Moye dress up for a PDPXPKP function. 1,1 Y'7 7 I -. 5 an QM' n f l' . 4 3 Psi Delta Phi Psi Kappa Phi ir i!,1 l ,YY, ,,, Tommy Pillow, Willie Moye, Billy Sanderson and Scot Carnell are loyal PKP brothers. . Q I3 5+-if Fw Billy Sanderson, Larry Scott, Willie Moye, Steve McDaniel, Wil Bradham, Tommy Pillow, Mel Freeman, Rich Wilson, Robin Myers, jimmy Cook, Scot Carnell. ,miriam-1-' Psi Kappa Phi 4 1 Tau Kappa Alpha TKA members Anthony Graves, Jay Gowdy, Keith justice and Ron Webb solicit new members. -P' F' ff Q9 OO L ,hw C ' Jay Gowdy, Barry Roberts, Brad B.unson, John Carter, Richard Thornley, Rogers Gordon, Anthony Graves. J- 1 Tau Kappa Alpha qi Sigma Kappa Alpha f Carol Jones, Alesia O'Quinn, Sandy Baird and Rachelle Hannah eagerly await interested new prospects. lr i L i i E 1 1 Alesia O'Quinn, Cyndee Cox, Rachelle Hannah, Carol Laprade, Susie Kady, Carol Jones. ! . fi 5 'B' I I Sigma Kappa Alpha! ,,, 2 1 5 il E 2 T il ,s h ' D l Ch ' E 1 C ta 1 5 l l li l li N V7 ii E Q-qi i . l il i ll ll 5 Front row: Carmen I-Iinson, Mandy Masters, Dorothy Robson, Deb- bie Maxwell, Rhonda Gethers, Row 2: Cam Iriclc, Joanna Schurlk- i night, Sarah Appel, Bess Reeves, Laura Hannah, Joy Galloway, Susan Fields, Back row: Brenda Ferguson, Michelle Dize, Donna Murray, Anita Kidd, Mary Jane Usher, Rebecca Anthony, Traci Kovac. l i l l l l l l 1 5 l 1 M l Phi Delta Chi Alpha Phi mega I I , S 8 - I l J . :Q f I 11 I Lee Nichols, Gregg Huff and James Reynolds solicit new pledges. I -. 3 , I I I I I I - ' Front row: James Woody Reynolds, Dawn Priest, Tammy Vffhetzel, james I Biederman, Row 2: Kris Reiss, Richard Smalls, Kathleen Kibler, Leo Landesman, I Hilliard Brown, Back row: Gregg Huff, Mike Williams, Lee Nichols. V I Alpha Phi Omega! Alpha Phi Alpha George Thomas, Ben Rivers, Hasan Muhammad, Barry Garner, Julius Boyd. JGX .ak 5 3 !Alpha Phi Alpha ima gi. . W-1-44' Julius Boyd, George Thomas, Barry Garner, Hasan Muhammad, Ben Rivers LaMarl Collins, Maurice Rowlin. A1 Student National Education Assoc. .4P' 'llulullI!' . I I I I Lisa Watford, Lauren Hill, Carol Williams. 1 I 1 1 SNEAf'59 ri Beta David Strickland and Danni Judy pre- pare an exhibit. ig ,fi Txlglf N , 'xref U u fm K ,B 1 Pi F9 gr Tri Beta officers: Paul Walters, Danni Judy, David Strickland bQ!Tri Beta International Club ,i ......-.. ull!! Hamid Saeed and Angela Pirozzi display I a collection of lnternational flags. I . -on ,uv Ed' ll' Cloclcwise, top right: Colleen Waller, Adelina Ridzuan, Angela Pirozzi, Wendy Mak, Jessie Canieso, Mary Joy Pay Seng, Cherrie May Pay Seng, Shaun Anamphong, Daniel Morro, Toru Seo, Benoy Jacob, Roy Taneja, Hamid Saeed, Nadzarine Nordin, Antonio Denobrega, Dwight Ives. vga . 7 ' International Clubf'6 1 Arnold Air Society ' I ff,-nfl. f X 'rex .Al ,nur-, 413 4.9, I llllgbghmi 62x Arnold Air Front row: Rose Bobadilla, Thomas Prichard, Dean Park, Row 2: Christine Naughton, William Steppling, Row 3: Anthony Segalla, Timothy Riley. lpha chi 'a 69 loJ ' M . Afkifl Ji r '4 I. .fl 4 1, ig Front row: Sherry Mclunlcin, Lanelle Thompson, Janet Mims, jo Loclclair, Ann Waitt, Cheryl Wooten, Cindy White, Dr. McGee, Back row: Dr. Romein, Alan Eshleman, Karan McWhorter, Mike Kelly, David Richy, Vincent Murray, Lubie O'Neal, Arthur Pivirotto. l S E ,v Y 44.0 kv 'ni 74,55 5 5 '1' 'A N l fe u u Alpha Chif6 3 Sociology U H l T Sheri Moore and Lanelle Thompson chat with friends who stopped by their Sociology table. we 0, G ' l, 43 gs l V 1 li l l, , u ls z li . n l,.,..,,,..,, ,- ,..,,..a HV M57 vs: f- ff 3?'4iQaef' Front row: Graham Tomlinson, Lanelle Thompson, Kim Maxwell, Lee Ed- wards, Row 2: Hope Harrison, John Alexander, Eric Grainger, Jessie Canieso, Thomasena Jones, Row 3: Willie Moye, Sheila McGriff, Sid Farmer, Shannon Gray, Dori Beach, Sheri Moore. 647 Sociology W ri si Chi f N ,, i, ,-s X ff x ' . X w XX 4 l l 1 l XC - s X ' X ' w W ' I4 K V Trl P - I l ' I I- X' ' 2 Anne Googe and Cheryl Wooten talce Dr. Hunter to the psych ward . q at the Halloween Carnival. if i Front row: Mary Smith, Dr. Matthai, Clint Gomez, Row 2: Lorie Hagner, 1 Cheryl Brownlee, Marie Coolc, Kim Perry, Row 3: Jon Robb, Cheryl Wooten, wDia.nne Cooper, Cami Lawrimore, Stephanie Jones. T l l I I ,,,,. , J Tri Psi Chif65 '1 Big Brothers Big Sisters Sophomore Carmen Hinson spends time with Nlandy Nlasters, Sharon Smith and Lisa Price. Upperclassmen serve as Big Brothers,i'Big Sisters for freshmen to ori- ent them to college life. ' li ' L FI? .. 41: Mft fn .I .-o - ffl Brian Wilkinwn, Sharyn Mathis, David Anderson, Wfilliam White and Al- fonza White get acquainted during Orientation week. Br-othersfBig Sisters Performing Arts Q31 I ,ludi Barker, president of Performing Arts, prepares her makeup for a clowning performance. 'BEA 0 H ggrrzw 74:4 nasal , 'cum cu-na! I7 5 SDEKVOWNG A1175 30cm .ll gli M CIS 36-Q7 The annual club drop-in gives the Performing Arts Society a chance to recruit new members. . 1 l 1 I Performing Arts Buc ' rint Lisa Watford, Editor Shaun Cooke, Jayne Reeves, Cara Grimm, Juli Gum, Carmen Hinson Tim Murphy, Williamenia Shaw, Steve Greenway. 0597 f ,f4,'e'Q'ffw , 1, 1-Ky: JJ. 5. 5 -- M- W V' M Q Mvru 7 'X Q- . K , ' 2- v2.25,.vf.iv,i Q if ' 455 Niw' 4 Q 1' QR 68fBuc ,N Print ,af fT A-.. , L 9 ' gi, . I 'W-Q. Y,,..u- ef Cutlass bfi? I! Front row: Carmen Hinson, Row 1: jul: 1 , Gum, Kyle Mcviflmorter, Jayne Reeves, Row 3: Tim Nlurplmy, Edie NX'ard, Steve Greenway, Row 4: 'lan Wiles, Gregg l luff . ,Mr .mf-ew Seated: Kyle lVlcW'horter, Editor, Stand- ing: 'lull Gum, 'lan Vifiles. Cutlassf69 Midnight Magic Midnight Madness and Mid- night Breakfast are favorite events on campus which occur at an un- conventional hour. Student Ser- vices staff and Athletic Depart- ment staff enjoy providing these activities for students. Pretending they're experienced, Marty Youngblood and Wendy Sullivan serve. LaMarl Collins chills out at Midnight Madness. Slaving over the grill, Ann Griffin and Coach Welty prepare scram- Ld bled eggs for students. A J +- ? Midnight Madness ll-ill'- Midnight Breakfast provided .1 break from studying for exams for students to fellowship with friends. 1 ipf' I 1 ,.,,. Q' , , Z-7 Dressed for Midnight Madness, Laurie Goldsmith, Robin Bush and Janice Valentine wait for the action to begin. Taking a break from Student Services, Dr. Ann Carmichael. -lan Wiles and Wendy Sullivan offer service with a smile. ..-., Midnight Madness!71 Homecoming Ordean Lewis was crowned 1987 Homecoming Queen during half-time of the Basketball game February 14. Class Princesses were: Karen Valentine, Senior Princess, Chavez Amalcer, junior Princess, Cynthia Cox, Sophomore Prin- cess, Jayne Reeves, Freshman Prin- cess. Homecoming court: Judy Al- ford, jacquelynne Badgett, Lisa Bursey, Cathy Coker, Sherri Crow, Cara Grimm, Lauren Hill, Carmen Hinson, Susie Kady, Ka- ren Perry, Angela Pinkney and Edith Ward. Newly crowned Homecoming Queen Or- dean Lewis shares a special moment with Shannon Cook, 1986 Queen, and Dr. Hunter. mf Homecoming .1 ng.-.a,+ -av., 'TV ,gl if -44- . ...Mr f' Jayne Reeves w.1s .iwcd hy hor mlm- .is Prinii-ss Chavez Amaker, Princess, Likes her milk Wllll lov. rr il? M, 'I N 4' -. 3-----..... i h r .L , ,,,..a h , - ., I Cyndee Cox is ecstatic as she is named sophomore princess. Karen Valentine receives roses as senior class princess. :IQ I F IN- - ,J Homecoming! agar' W. Q-Q4 I .V Q5 '. , 1 , 5' . Qu' f 4? 'f' 1 xf 3 jr' -C Qu ,g 43' EK. I ' ' -fy - ff ? 7 .-at I Q A wr 'C- 4fSports an N I N .J Mzxy ,,.4-v ,fffif fl 1, J' .Q . H 1 I I i F Sports! Serving Up Champs Headed by second year coach Amir Khaledi, the Lady Bucs Volleyball team captured the Big South Conference Championship for the first time ever. The driving force behind the team is senior Pri- cilla Hinson. A strong group of new-comers and returnees assure Khaledi's squad of another winning season. The Volleyball team has become a power house to be reckoned with. Front row: Pricilla Hinson, Sherri Spotts, Mia jones, Anita Kidd, Row 2: Patricia Peclco, Alison Pruitt, Susie Kady, Row 3: Cindy Smart, Chi-Chi Loggins, Amir Khaledi, Wendy Loggins, Dorothy Robson. .vii Amir Khaledi continues to coach throughout the entire game Anita Kidd accepts pre-game advice from a fellow teammate 6fVolleyball Anita Kidd follows through to prove that team work gets the job done. ix fl A-,f ym-,.,.j X-an s A P -vu lGv - Y ' 5 -Q e n The Lady Bucs maintain their concentration during a difficult match. Chi-Chi Loggins and Patricia Peclco discuss game strategy during a break in the action. Volleyball!7 7 A sense of humor helps Dorothy Robson get through the tough The Lady Bucs persevere during a tough match. points, G9 e 'Fifa' J 4 Pricilla Hinson gets the ball past her opponents with .u forceful spike. Ham enthusiasm brought the Lady Bucs a Big im Championship. t,r'VoEieyball ll 4-. '4'T '-- 'K-f....,:l:-wffi' F? s - Y Nil? J 4.-irO .,f2 In: Fi-'I '-'1gl,,Q . N 2' f'4,.-'Q' ML , . '.'l2.'. ,. gf--ll: 7 .-I-,LF1 I 'IS' if' uf Wi ' ' if I A . , ,K ,1 . ' 5' 'Emi I Chi-Chu Loggnns svts up .4 spnlfv The scrvc ns one of Susn' K.ndv's slfnlls X...- The Lady Bucs get ready for a serve from rh' .r opponents with extra concemrauon. Volleyball -79 Running Toward Perfection The Cross Country team is always a strong contender in competition, and this season was no exception. The men's team ended the season at 3-o and placed second behind Radford in the Big South Confer- ence Championships. The women's team, in its second year, finished the season at 2-O. The team fin- ished third in the conference champion- ships with Kim MacNab placing second in the conference meet. Promising young returnees assure that the Cross Country program will continue its winning tradition under the direction of Coach 'lim Settle. .lim Settle, Tonya Wilkins, Kim MacNab, Patricia Moraska, Darlene Johnson, Sherri Lloyd, Irving Batten. l 80!Cross Country Front row Aiiairmn. Xiiili-iris, if-ns 4 fumi. lim SUIIIU, 'limi iXr1LIflWi1V, Kiitiii Iwnlilfr, Sr.-1.i.irt I 'l drnic, l..iiVi.nrl fnliins, xiii-1' xXiwr-rmnim, lining Bam-n. .1 Andrvy Xxfiliclns gms in his tiislami' pr..-ti.: ki N9 ' ja' ' 1 3 3? - ' ' 'L1'. N . .-.2 ' V ' 1 1 ' l' , A ' 1' i s . V' ' ' ' ' gf - V C 4 Q . 7 I L 4. 44..-.,.K. - - - ' +1 Ag.- J -I-. i. I U A Q.- -4, - ,Z V . 2' . jx vi f ,i ,,. .x,1, Q . . -'-- ..,.,s -,, Q v . , , J' ,nv 55- -6- A A . .. 4 ...la ', 'Pr :'.5.f'i'3f '-, ' J , ff , ' ' 05417 'N-gxfl' - ' r.'3 4 'f X-..-, . - ,r-1. .,,.-,. 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Philippians 4:13 CKJVQ Stewart Uldriclc shows the form that earned him first place in The Citadel Invitational. l. ,. if if- :' 7 ff.. . ck. 2'r 5i .El Concentration helps Darlene johnson pace herself for a long race. Tonya Wiilkins gives the race all shes got to pass her opponent. N l .x-z-g Q gif Cross Country F21 'L .z, '-ra if 'T fi' if -ui 4-el-1' i . f' -Vt. ngilfgk ff-if 15 -1 fl '2-F9390 Bnptxst runners lwgnn thc mrc mnlm nhl- rr-sl of mln- park. ag, v , ,f sf' If ' ,:.',g.+.r. 115+ 1 , ' - ,u ' -o L.. f Q Q' ' n I A -.s j ' . ' U' .,,.-' NJN 1 1 'S B B . - L -fx 1? I I 'g 4 'L 1,5 e'A -if Q -, . ' ' gs., 4....:--Lat...,j- ' ' Nlitch Embler rounds the curve and heads for the mpc .aiu-.rd of r:..- .wnrwtzr ' '-' tion. A Q 4 'vii-' ' .z, 'KA' ,-, Niike Abercrombue huts his strnde and pulis .xncm of ins rlnrls , W '2 +,f.a.,.4...., Tv .-.Mg Cross Country 8,7 Kicking Up A Storm Although the Soccer team finished with a disappointing record, the future looks bright for the Buc Booters. With a squad made up almost entirely of freshmen and sophomores, third year coach Mike Matricciano has high hopes for the coming years. A high point in the season was defeating cross-town rivals The Citadel. Shaun Cooke weaves through the opposition. Front row: Kenneth West, Trey O'l-lara, Shaun Cooke, Doug Kifer, Jeff Peacock, Brian McVicker, Charles Raycroft, Brian Weyer, Kevin O'Keefe, John Merritt, Keith West, Row 2: Asst. Coach Ken Barnes, Danny Singleton, Charles Pinckney, Ed Tyler, Trevor Schliesseit, George Pasteur, Anthony Grayek, Wayne johannessen, Greg Rutland, Andy Guzman, Tim Tyler, David Fine, Greg Butts, Coach Mike Matricciano. E t gfeiwegnluilQiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'i'i'iiii'iiiil'22ZI2? 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'. 4 . r , ' ..' . - - ' .' -' .- - '-fmfff' in -yd. - ' v-v X mr f 'ur 4 . ,41 J I BASKETBALL Capturing The Title Coming off an awesome 21-9 season as defenders of the Big South Conference Championship, the Runnin' Bucs loolc for a repeat this season. The Bucs, under the coaching of Tom- my Gaither, have been said to have the toughest baclccourt in the southeast with the combination of Ben I-Iinson and Tony Fairley. The Runnin' Bucs are working hard to maintain their championship status. Runnin' Buc team members pay close attention to the action on the court. V - 11,1 at 4 -, Jw-'i i5g4'. '. 4. yin? fi? K Men's Basketball Front Row: Bobby Halyard, Jose Castro, Will Robertson, Steve Chisolm, Craig Nobles, Ben Hinson, Dee Riley, Anthony Rice, Tony Fairley, Row 2: George Freebersyser, Glen Guiterrez, Dr. Odom, Tyrone Talbot, Brad Woodroffe, Lane Williams, Clay Howard, Heder Ambroise, Oliver Johnson, jim Boone, Coach Tommy Gaither, Jeff Burkhamer. s -V llcdrr Arnlvrmsc looks for .1 I1-.1m111.111' to 111.1l1v .1 pm 111 rl.. ll 1 Rnsing .1lNovc thc rrowd, B1-n llmson S1 ores .1r11w1l11'r 1-.111 1111111112 f 1 Y- - I S 'rf V Q -,,. - Steve Chisolm looks lor an opportumtv no pass ro a , .qw 1- player in Qcormg posmon m the rmddlc Iam 4 .usa 1-:yy Y Loolcmg for asslstance, Tom' lfmrlcx lucgm J 1 . the court. Men's Baskecbali! 'i ASKETBA L L Big South Conference Champions 1985-86 v Ben Hinson shows off before the home crowd with a big slamdunlc. Ben Hinson makes things loolc easy as he goes up for a lay up. X B5 1 f l f f ,Hg F ,A 4 3 't 'CDi...,. 5. 'S 90fMmes Basketball QQKTT-Lf'f 2-Hi: Ben Hinson lets go of a shot from the foul line. QITKA YU 5 .. W 14-- The Runnin' Bucs ruse above the crowd m thc- Bug South Conference. With just six seconds on the clock. thc funs Agn-c the Runnin' Bucs are 731 in the Bug South. .. 4 '1 4 - . if .I 'F ,..- ,L pf ,- . ,f ,- H113 , I' BIcn's Basketball! 1 BA SKETBALL Headed For Success The Lady Bucs, under the instruction of Coach Steve Taylor, completed last season at II-I4 with the best record in the college's history. With a solid start at the beginning of the season, the Lady Bucs Basketball pro- gram continues to improve. Growing confidence and skill is enabling the Lady Bucs to make their presence known in the Big South Conference. Yolanda Brown looks to pass to the inside during a tight game against Augusta College. Front row: Cathy Coker, Traci Kovac, Row 2: Joy Galloway, Yolanda Brown, Mia Jones, Donna Mur- ray, Gina White, Row 3: Anita Kidd, Pricilla Hin- M ... 5 CENT son, Mary jane Usher, 'lean Fox, Joyce Johnson. . X K i ' Q l 9ff'if '5Woirsf,r1,s Basketball I ff ,f 'N Y .,.. , 5 I4 may . x 'A ...fl I l... K ii i - 'I 5 ll: Y Lu 1 Anita Kidd and Cathy Colfer ht-.id down tourt to dvfcnd tht-ir goal S A 15 nur' ' 'II :W 6 L... .i I 1 if O ' I 1 XJ i Joyce Johnson shouts encouragement to her teammates in the gamt il t Augusta College. Cathy Coker and Traci Kovac spend an afternoon at practice drilling on th basics for an upcoming game. Wonien's Basketball 9 3 B A SKETBALL Setting N ew Records Cathy Coker makes a pass as she checks out the positions of all the players on the court. joy Galloway waits her turn to practice free throws from the line. 94'f'7Woiiien's Basketball ' Nm. I an gqnni- ,su 1 Q I x J-- ' -,,.- - '.- 5 s x 4 I 1 ' w 1 e ---nn' Ni x ,. YY A Setting New Standards Setting a school record for most wins in a season ended the Baseball season on a high note. The team finished at 32-19 with a fifth place finish in the Big South Confer- ence. The Bucs started the season with back- to-back wins against University of North Carolina ancl University of South Carolina. These victories set the pace for a winning season. Last year's Most Valuable Player Ivan McBride returned along with a host of young players who are ready to lead the Bucs to another record-breaking season. Baseball players: Britt Blanton, Scott Brosky, Matthew Brownlee, Thomas Byrd, Donald Cady, Alton Cannon, David Ca- pozzi, Scott Davis, Brian Dunn, Steven Ebersole, john Fellows, Paul Ferguson, Doug Fulton, Jamie Futrell, Kevin Futrell, Chris Gigis, Del I-Iardee, Courtney Jack- son, David Johnson, Steve Johnson, Biff Jones, Randy MacKendrick, Ivan McBride, Richard Murphy, Robert Newton, Tony Parker, Donny Polzin, Richard Powell, Jack Sanson, Terry Shiley, Clay Shoemaker, Earl Smalley, Brad Stoudenmier, Carl Sumner, Michael Walsh, Vance White, Dan Wolfe. Clay Shoemaker and I-Iardee Ferguson warm-up before a game. Timing, swinging even and keeping your eye on the ball are the key factors to a high batting average. 96f'Baseball Dave Capozzi shows off his pitching style. . ,. 'Su' -1. -1 - , ,,, , J ,gk I 1 I . . ,Q 4,-k.',..,1b-,.' ' 4,414 9. K L -2, dp.. lv' 9. ,,, a - gg . . J . V i me-1 i . - . lv' 1 sg' .1 i F '-1-an - Q- ' .- I iw ' ei 4 LA tif! u H l v. 4 .Y Q Nj ,I ff 'u Coach Ciabattari gives signals to the infielders. Jamie Futrell takes a few practice swings in the batting cage. Baseballf'97 BASEBALL Togetherness, team s irit, hustle and P respect. Q9 The Baptist hitter tries to hold up on his swing to avoid a strike. Baptist's runner is beaten to the bag by the opposing first baseman. Taking a full cut at the ball, the count moves to three balls, two strikes on the hitter. Throwing warm-up pitches on the side lines helps pitchers loosen up before going in to the game. ,- llBaseball was t ,lvg 3, Q, , f Y Ax 3 f 'K hh. , ji. I is-S, gd - ,,, 1 we 'N . Q:'l a 11 fy vw A IJ .tart -. QA.. ,Q Q I jd e l'W . ' A 'Q n Q, In 1-Wa ya N Qnfj- '-ig .4 - 1 G a U 99 SOFTBALL . ff To A Fast Start -1 The Softball team finished its first sea- son at a successful I9-22. Their major goals for the second season are winning Big South Conference Championship and hav- ing a winning season. We're returning everybody from last year's first-ever team, and I feel confident with the improvement we should be a con- 1 'wif Q, V tender in the Big South,', said Coach rio A ,mn j Howie Bagwell. f The young team has been a welcome , addition to the Baptist women's sports pro- gram. Robin Cooper helps out the pitcher and gets a little I' , . f .L f extra practice 35 3 TJODUS. K. ' ' ' rp its l Us l H ! E 3 5 Bottom row: Sandy Barrett, Allison Waters, Dottie Harmon, Dana Lawrence, Jennifer Key, Pam Eason, Dennis Weaver, Row 3: Howie Bagwell, Jimbo Mims, T Cara Grimm, Olga Soto, Tammy Poteat, Michele Futch, Row 2: Lori Brooks, Robin Cooper, Tricia Hetherington, Jean Fox, Lori Wyndham, Dori Beach, , Wendy Metts, Lisa Bursey, Chris Hudson, Laurie Darragh, Chris Fedrizzi, Reggie Butler. ii. iwf Softball K.. 'lb ', 1 A , Ally XX .att'rs -.lugs in for .4 ilzxm, 1-urn wing ililn- Lady Buns limslicd tht- smsuri .rt rw,-gg Dori Beach sizes up thc iompcuuon .intl mms for the h'lIk'l1l'l'lS signal, -WI- Qff - 'fri' ra' I-Ll -1- . ' ' . n . . fa. -I..-og.,-3,-f' , - . mg, .. 'dy-1 . -.. .agv -V 1 . rx -sl' Placing her weight on her back foot, Dottie Harmon swings hard to slam .ne ball into right field for a base hit. After checking out the score, infielclers Cara Grimm, Robin Cooper, Lori Wyndam and Laurie Darragh discuss their strategy. Softball! 1 0 1 SO FTBALL I-Ieaded for I l fs- O O 2' a wmmng season. A Baptist infielder covers for the second baseman who has caught a ground ball. , ina.- -Ma. 4.1 s.. . , 'S-Q.,-...gg ' .Ls K --ie 'i i fi!!! in fawlvgg ,, i,,5wgK,'-Jw A , ,4'k:'- , ,141 ,.- ,d.,.1t, 3' ' '5-4v? ' ... . Y I , . 1 - WW, 'vp ,, 1. .4-4.. f,-,a I . H 'T - -o 1 4 .' f- V f,. - ,,-V 4 1 ' Jw '.'. ' ' Q. , A af,4-funn-ff rw- , 4' V 4 ' 7' ,,,, f.....p- . 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Q 1.f' -rbi l 'i ,I ' I , .Q 1 'jp, A -4 ', Y.. . . :IF .- ' f .' .1 ' - iq-4 ' '-'- ' 1-vw ',.a ..'-.1'w'fls?..-' . rl-: P ..--0 ,f . fa. . ,L intl.. Q ., -- A Lady Bur outfielder makes a great save on a f if 4, ground ball. 1 a 1 Infielder throws the ball to first trying for a double M - - --f.,-1 - .,..M,,-S'- ' play against Winthrop. - XT T ' 'w-' W 'wi 'iw'-A Softballf' 1 0 3 Baptist's shortstop is already prepared for a possible hit .is the pm ht-r ri-li-.ist s RAC K A Season of Victories The Baptist Women's Track team en- tered the track program with a record of 8-I in their first season. The women illustrated that they can compete in the successful Baptist program. The men's team finished at 19-4 to con- tinue the winning heritage built by the track program over the years. Head coach Jim Settle led the men's and women's teams into a tough schedule and came out on the plus side. The Track team continues to represent the college with first-class talent. Front row: Kim MacNab, Row 2: Colleen Lenahan, Sharon Grant, Row 3: Irving Batten, Darlene John- son, Patricia Moraska, Tom Ryal, Sherri Lloyd, Tonya Wilkins, Jim Settle. .lf y .gg 4 af? l ia ., .,-3 'Z .L Tis 04fTrack Neal Davis successfully clears the bar in the high jump competition Ifront row St.nr1xXt1stntm,S:xtlnI'm..1unI,'X-t..IIl.t1-, llnvltl l.ee. lfmerson Wftlls, Rott ,- ?t1u.I. I mlvler, hlllnt' llutlson, john .'XIex.tntIer, I..tX'I..rI ft-lltm, Ken Balter, Rowt,l7w.tyt1eI7r.tI-elnrtI,fiurtn''Iohn SOD, Ivlaflf pale, SIt'w.lrI l'ItIr1-L. Iftm 4 Ilrmn Xxlillcinson, Andrey Vlullum, ffmng lion-r, Hutt Thomson, john Perlmns, Row 15' NLLV Alwrt romlm-, ' George Pasteur, Tum Murplnv, Paul lilttt-rstm, Rem 6: Tom Ryal, 'Iam Settle, Irving liatten james Quinn perfeets the hugh hurdles. '. - X if .9 - ,Vit , . . ' 'fl' ' , ., . ls N I 4' . A tt' Y l J '55 'wld ' I fig J- 1' o ', vvv ttf, I A 1-.'vv sugar vl51 5 , . R E124 - ' ,'ulz.f I ' avg: . Q I I I W I . I . NA-. , 41.1 S Jn- , ! 'f.' ff'Sfl'.. X-firm . ww, A hh - '15, ,'.,. . 1 Stewart Uldriclc leads the way in the Steeple ehay. 1 H' 'DHA we-5 g . , , I' V gh ,, '?'Q71K,,,, jf' '- ,- ,,.c,g, 'ww ', -' - Darlene Johnson, Patti Nloraslca, Rum N'laeNab and 'lonva XX nlkms he J r , ' 4,.- t ' M, 2 - , ' U-3 t Lila. 2 - -' - 1. --, the road for a long day of praettee. 1 .j'-'lf' ', 'J ,if , ,,1.5,ff.,'. .Q -. , f , ' ,n,Ln'1.- ' x Track! 1 0 - . RAC K 1 1 I I I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phil. 4:13 Curtis Johnson checlcs out Emerson Wall's starting style. Bill Craig is pleased with his distance in the shotput. Sherri Lloyd realizes it takes hard work to reach the top in traclc. 06x Track I in l l ll l 3 l l l l is S+ S' YB 'l 1 ..., gf f 4 2. Q 1 Neal Davis strives for new goals as he works on his long jump. fx fn 5' 'i P' .sy fix.-I ,,,.. 1 1 Craig Royer leads the field in a meet with Nliami of Qhio. David Lee lcnows the importance of staying in practice to compete in the hurdles with the best from other schools. Track! 1 5 Z NNIS Building A Foundation Struggling with a very tough schedule, a young inexperienced Tennis team gained valuable experience in building a solid ten- nis program. The young men's team finished with a 1- I7 record. The women's team set a school record for most wins in a season with a 5-9 record. First-year coach Skip Scarpa is building a foundation with a young team to put the Baptist Tennis program on the winning side. Kim Hughes johnson shows her support for the Baptist College Tennis Team. if o fa H V - ' , do 4, A I an 6 -ii af' ' ',f I. a.. A ..V........., i K 5 '-4-:ii ... , i ,- 08f'lienni5 Front row: Clint Tipton, Jeff Sizemore, Troy Green Mike DaCuba Back row joe Munson, Kurt Weeks, Linwood Fisher ames Morrison Leo Landesman , ..-., . I V' U v - -. , - .. - - . - b no 5 4 -' - VA,--xare :Lg-.gs -ff' .....- .... . - ,tzxg A -- 'A :1 - ' e :fe -ffg -1 -V f55zir:f fe E-E5 :. fc ,4,T1'A f:l.- i:3-1c'-- ii-c -I 5 ri? -' ? 5 -Q -5 ' - ff 3,1 ' 'S at - i, -, V 1 ' . ' ? Y -l.L1.. 1,!1-c?-5'j' r-- gi, i '- -1 ,S ate- 4 - Q ' 2- 'pq ..Y L. 53.31. . 5 14.-4: at 4.3 I 1 i 5' 4:51- K- 5 uv-J 'Y' Y' H I ff:- '-.AX he 5 'L-6595 'Y1. ' ra i ' 7 Linwood Fisher concentrates on the follow through M-, -.-' 'A .L 11.2. . F59 :-.., '- l -f .-i- of his forehancl. I 1 1 r I V 51 4 Po bv B ' 1. - '-A vf 'r' . rf' 'J ' ' Q ' ' ' oif ' I ,Q wisp? HA :gd s ' . 4-4191 5,2 -, 'AL '76 . ' Jeff Sizemore keeps his eye on the ball in an important match. Clint Tipton tal-ces command of the match. Tennis! 1 i w ,4 Q f L I 5. E L I 1 Troy Green works hard at winning for Baptist. Kim Hughes johnson, Debbie Varn, Anita Kidd Claire Thompson, Peggy Skipper. i fx- Tennisfl 1 1 Taking To The Green The Golf team completed its season at 5- 9 which is the best dual match record in the history of the college. The team competed well in several big tournaments led by ju- nior Mark Evans and senior Clay Penning- ton. Under the direction of first year coach jim Barrier, the team is looking to Mark Evans, Stuart Pettit and Curtis Boyd for leadership and experience. After a record-setting season, the Golf team has high hopes for a successful future. Mark Evans prepares to chip the ball out of the sand trap with encouragement from the coach. 1 1 2!Golf fx' Swinging high and hard, Stuart Pt-ttit lu-cps his uyt- on tlit- lull Mark Wallat'e, with assistance from Dr. Barrier, lim-s up stmiglit Z if ff 4 .vi- .E AV it 'H . 4 W. I, 4 ' f .45-radii'-',r ' 'I' 4. ,JJ 5 -.M.a,, 'IJS S ltfsyi' 'i r . , ,, I ,p ' 'lk pak 'I f 1 Arg-6 '5 if L H'-0 ,+ ps . 1-,,, cw --4 A414015 i A '9'?'f5.!'i1 - . ,. L - -4 '- ' 'a'3'.'7 .. N - ,,, . 14 ' u?,..-'M'. ZTfg1j? ff W.. , 3 '-i.-. 1' r.'f1vlL-3'1..- H uwrzaj a f 'S' fgi -an . . , t , Mentally preparing himself for the shot, Curtis Boyd tightens his grip. -x . Q - 1 , vw A P.. H. l ' ' Chip Lewis concentrates to get out of a tight situation. Golffl 1 3 C I-IEERLEADERS Firing Up The Crowd The chant c'Lets Cro Bucsi' rings through the Baptist College Field House as the cheerleaders lead the crowd in cheering on the Runnin' Buccaneers. This chant, along with many others, was created when zo young men and women gathered to practice for an upcoming game. Wfhen trying out for a spot on the cheer- leading squad, emphasis is put on personal- ity, spirit, enthusiasm, compatibility and dedication. i'Cheerleaders need to have an exciting personality and spirit about them so that they can express their enthusiasm of repre- senting their school, i' said Edie Ward, a third-year cheerleader. This is not to say that cheerleaders don't have to be in good physical shape. 'ci enjoy the physical demand that cheerleading puts on you. The required athletic skills are cart- wheels, round-offs, partnerstunts, cheers and side line chants,', said Bruce Moyer, a first-year cheerleader. Probably the most difficult aspect of cheering that catches the public's eye is partner stunts. You just have to be confi- dent in yourself and your partner and most of all have a positive attitude that you can do it,'i said Renee Bourque, a second-year cheerleader. The most important aspect in cheerlead- ing is safety. We try to stress the impor- tance of spotting and safety. Everyone must remain quiet during a stunt so that every- one can concentrate, said jackie Badgett, a first-year cheerleader. Even though there are zo different peo- ple that form the Baptist College Cheer- leading squad, they all have the same feel- ing-a feeling of pride and confidence. I really enjoy showing off and representing my school, H Larry Scott, a first-year cheer- leader, said, expressing the feeling of the entire squad. f4v' 54.33 f0 N..,. 4KCheerleaders fm 11' - WIS . ir, f .,. 2 -t ill, 4+-, 'Lynx A , ' l T'-lf? Many long hours of practice go in to getting a cheer or stunt ready to perform in front of the student body Blllldlng STUYIIS I9 Ut MAX BLhx.ll'1l'l'f fwl1l'l'flC.lLlCfN QCI Tlll' x fOMLl lllffxl L1Pl0fIl'll' l70!'T1l' UXHT1 'U I -- i ret s M '- ,lll W 3. A E U4 -ii fit aa1 sVv pr -...Q H -Lev '3f'.:f:.4,-X-gtg !5 3 . e ,,. Q b'f'!'n4'1: ' '47-44-rib-'f H 'S-17-Ta ,--Bragg -r- 1:1 7 5.- -S-AHVJ ' h 'QA ? ll .. X 'I -e .I 1?-.11 ,r .e DELTA! GENTS 2 ' . . 5 .-',. R Front row: Renee Bourque,Row2:l..1sa Bursev. Donna Cmmn.Ed1e Yfdrd. R 3: jackie Badgett. Stacne Revels. Debbme Channell. Yianda Cal-.era Rm. Jimmy' Coolr. Ron W'ebb.Dav1d Str1fkland.Regg1e Smmti. Brut e T-loner. La Scott. Cheerleaders lead the crov-d mth chants of en Nuragemenz e ' I - Cheerleaders 115 J.V.: Front row: Kristyn Manns, Jennifer Mathews, Yvette Williams, Row 2: Trina Striclcland, Lesa Sarver, Keri Sokoloski. CHEERL Leading through support. Q? With a combination of smiles and paint, Kristyn Manns, Renee Bourque and Stacie Revels prepare posters for an upcoming football game. Preparing to do a log roll, captains Edie Ward and Ron Webb display coopera- tion and spirit. N1 5. La.-......-....,...l1 1 Cheerleaders 'fs -Q Qi. ea, I U l . .J W' l-l-2--- Loolcing straight ahead to concentrate on balance, Stacie Revels does a shoulder stand stag with Reggie Smith. Cyndee Cox cheers on the sidelines to entertain the crowd. Cheerleaders! 1 1 7 1 3 Q- Y u 1 Athletic Trainers Q S Q SCL fn- H V+. gtfil' , 27. Lili: , 1aNl 1 1 8! Trainers 1 1 5 92 rf .KA 3 ff , V Trainer Donna Murray tapes the ankle of a basketball player after he injured it during practice 4-'D lf' David Burke, William White, Charles Pinckncy, Will Todd. I, ' , ii 5-3 I- l ' X a 2 X , I l 1 ,gin i 1 11 David Burke, Wanda Elliott, Becky Caldwell, Donna Murray. i 1 -1 Trainers! 1 1 9 ,X jf . ' .24 , I .2 5 'Sw t 0, L. , 5 Q T 1' +5335 a 'Katz f Isaqsii 9 13 fag!!! .11 40's as C 'Qin 1. 'gi ii 'E ,Q ' - 11-4, ' 1 8 - -' ...f Ei '-Q ,I . H ' f Q? ,M.34 2 J' ' ei Sei gd' . Q' ' is-ll 'rj ,Q if :1 1 J' J - - , - A 3 ' 1 'ff 'E-: ui V fi Sk' 'I 'ist at 1 E ' 'WA I f 5'f: ,ik kg Ax ,gf if , .. I A Cf? 52+ .4 3 ' ia, 2.5 ,5 ' 1, 1 'A A - ' 3,5 V W!g1 .z-54' My x ,H 95 1 Zoflndividuals 1 gg' N 'i 1' was-g QW: ' .-as?5s.t RSLQAQA .4195 25' A in I ll gas! H2358 1 X ll!! ' 1 ll lil Sli' y,+ 1,01 0 so ivi uals Y Y 1 1 Q 0 . s' 'r' 4 w 1 A r ndividua -1 ls SCI1lOI'S - l xl, I, Chavez Amalcer Monte Amrine Priscilla Ancrum Business Management Religion Management Columbia, SC Ladson, SC Adams Run, SC , 1 if 1'-f 'v T, ' . f '1 ' AKA! f - 'lf' il fl ,- fl X Ted Austin Theresa Bair Carolyn Basham Computer Info Systems Business English Hanahan, SC Reevesville, SC Summerville, SC X 3 fo Wfsx, . mr L ' Lisa Bell Karen Berry Curtis Boyd Music Therapy Business Administration Computer Info Systems Bamberg, SC Columbia, SC Charleston, SC ll. ZZ! Seniors Class of 1987 Bonnie Bozard Business Administration Charleston, SC er 'P joey Burnett Religion Spartanburg, SC ff Jessie Canieso l Sociology Ladson, SC Anthony Bradford Wil Bradham Biology Psychology Charleston, SC Manning, SC Reginald Butler Lorry Callicott Marketing Early Childhood Education Pelzer, SC Wfoodruff, SC K' 'B 'Q 1 . 'V vs l ,df K 1 I Clark Carter John C-lffff Religion Marketing Kingstree, SC SHYCLS- SC Seniors! Seniors --' 1- Nancy Coleman Marie Cook Diane Cooper Guidance Counseling Psychology Psychology Summerville, SC Bonneau, SC Charleston, SC swf 'Ty Aik- !h.- ,- fs? .M AVE '1 49? Barbara Crosby Laurie Darragh Mike DeC0Sra Elementary Education PSyCh0l0gy Religion Walterboro, SC Greenwood, SC Williston, SC Aung Freddie Dozier Rhonda Duboise Mitch Embler Business Administration Biology Business Management Andrews, SC Doctors Inlet, FI.. Greenville, SC ....L-mg1- .N -55'-f1!5Y1 7l - N 1. 24fScniors Class of 1987 ' Z' as X I f 7' I i Karen Etheridge George Farmer Susan Fields Physical Education History Business Administration Hanahan, SC Summerville, SC Cordova, SC Jamie Futrell Business Man.f Economics Hanahan, SC Isaac Gourdine Computer Science Pineville, SC Brenda Georgie Business Adm.,flVlanagement Columbia, SC 'F' Y -1 ' ' 3 Eric Grainger Business Charleston, SC li 'sir 1 J f x- ...C '1 I. 1 the if ,- 1 Boots Godwin Business Charleston. SC Antiionv Graves hlusic Performanie Bonneau. SC Seniors Seniors Darlene Gunter Economics Sylvania, GA 6 I ' f A uf Lauren Hill Julius I-Iinson Music Education Business Management Florence, SC Hamlet, NC Pricilla Hinson Physical Education Hamlet, NC 111' Kim Hodge Sociology Hanahan, SC 1 26x Seniors lr X' Napoleon Hinton David Hix Computer Science Sociology Columbia, SC Woodruff, SC David Holland Camilla Iriclc Sociology Business Administration Folly Beach, SC Orangeburg, SC Class of 1987 'ff' xx., . ft: at y s Kevyn Jarrott Titus Johnson Paul Johnston Accounting Criminal justice Religion Laclson, SC N. Charleston, SC Mt. Pleasant, SC If I Stephanie 101165 William J0ne5 Susie Kady Psychology Physical Education Chemistry Summerville, SC Belvedere, SC MclVlechen, WV XXI 'G 7 I i Shantha Kailasapathy Shand Keels Kyung Chan Kim EnglishfPsychology Early Childhood Education Religion Malaysia Pinewood, SC N. Charleston, SC Seniorsf' Seniors e V A, -Y William Koloda Leo Landesman Marketing Chemistry Roanoke, VA N. Charleston, SC Orclean Lewis Josephine Loclclair Music Education Religionf History Myrtle Beach, SC Summerville, SC Sherry Mcjunlcin Kyle McWhorter English HistoryfEnglish Piclcens, SC Florence, SC 1 X Seniors i Cami Lawrimore Elementary Eclf Psych 4 Hemingway, SC H '?-irvf' Steven McDaniel History Laclson, SC Q Sheri Moore Sociology Bowie, MD l Class of 1987 if A,! 'Y Thomas Mosser Hasan Muhammad Religion Psychology Columbia, SC East Orange, Nj Q 'C5 . XQV i 'i If ,- fl 1- 1. .V Q, aa , I Lee Nichols Pamela Nobles Political Science Psychology Charleston, SC Monclcs Corner, SC Kim Perry Troy Peterson Music Therapy Religion Mooresboro, NC Monclcs Corner, SC Vincent lVlurray Business Administration N. Charleston, SC QQ ff 1 U Michael Parlcer Business Charleston, SC V Charles Pincl-cney Biology Yfalterboro. SC Seniors! 1. -l-i-P + seniors -- KZ- 3 'eg if U A , ,f Angela Pinlcney Stephanie Puckett Alesia Quinley Political Science English Business Sumter, SC Myrtle Beach, SC Summerville, SC f' 'Mg Patricia Reclden Bess Reeves Karen Richburg Psychology Humanities Business Management Charleston, SC Reevesville, SC Sumter, SC Dana Riddleberger jon Robb Anthony Rogers Marketing Psychology Computer Info Systems Summerville, SC Barnwell, SC Summerville, SC -P- 'F' 1 3 of Seniors Class of 1987 ' IS Regina Santiago Valisa Sarvis S.1l'.ll'l Sauls Elementary Education Criminal justice English,f'Rc-ligion Ladson, SC Charleston, SC Hardcville, SC OI Z' .4 A I 1, Kevin Scharf Terry Shiley Billy Simmons Business Administration Business lVlan,fMlct. Physical Education Summerville, SC N. Charleston, SC lVlyrtle Beach, SC L R3Ym0nd Sims Buying books is a necessary part of classes as Eric Marketing Grainger and Ben Hinson know. Ladson, SC Seniorsf Seniors A4--r I f I e 1' y David Snell Paul Stone Anthony D. Strickland Criminal justice Marketing Biology A Charlotte, NC Charleston, SC Nichols, SC 42- -'Q 'uri Q6 5--...fx 'fi George M. Stuckey, III Lanell Thompson Criminal Justice Soqiologyflfnglisfl Bishopville, Manning, Terri Thompson Political Science Mt. Pleasant, SC G' Richard Thornley Marketing Monclcs Corner, SC 1 3 Z! Seniors Darryl Tolbert Business Management Williston, SC li sta- -C' 1 Brian Turner History Gaffney, SC , Class of 1987 QS Scott Vaughan Ann Waitt Mik'hael Walsh Business Administration Mathematics Education Summerville, SC Winnsboro, SC 67 4'-i 6 ' x 1 Jackie Walters Keith Washington Marketing Business Management Moundsville, WV Seabfgolg in-P james Way Church Music Bamberg, SC armr- GNU' T-'TY Cynthia White Accounting Charleston Hgts., SC ManagementfMarlceting Summerville, SC f as if Lisa Watford Elementary Education Atlanta, GA L 117' ri Cara Williams Sociology Goose Creek, SC Seniors! Who's Who Twenty-five Baptist College students were named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. These students along with oth- ers in the nation represent the students who have shown superiority in the class- room and in campus activities. Not pic- tured: Ann Googe. Lisa Bell Curtis Boyd Stephen Chisolm Shannon Cook James Futrell 4-gf' ss' or 3- if MM , wr, ,7 at f- 1 'tx Lauren Hill Camilla Iriclc Shand Keelg I i l ' 7 34fWl1o's Who . F' 1 . Aa! :Q rr' tix Y' Qs f? Sherry Mclunkin Kyle McWhorter Kim Perry tm wr, fkgfx. 'f N 'Q 1 1 x. w I J ' it , . ff v ' .1 14 -x 4 'liroy Peterson 2 do . -a fi r- 1: -R B I . - -' H 4' 'I I -a 'w-. J X A 'I f! u 1' I n L A X Stephanie Puckett Terry Shiley Marshall Stanley Anthony Strickland Us i 5 I N YI? Lanelle Thompson Janice Valentine Ann Vlfaitt is-5 If 'DX James Way Kurt Weeks Cynthia XX'hite 1 52 Lisa Watford 1 K. IA Robert Yfolpert i l ' i Who's Who! 1 3 5 l 'T Marshals I .E V ,,. E M M-. ,af fi' I l ', T - I ..- - P-X XX 5, if S I ,A Lanelle Thompson and jo Locklair assist the faculty and staff on stage. Each year the men and women in the junior class with the highest G.P.R.s are chosen as college mar- shals. These students serve as hosts and hostesses for the college throughout the academic year. They represent the school both academically and as leaders on campus. Marshals: Rhonda V. Duhoise, Brenda Goude, Lauren D. Hill, Sandra E. Jordan, Susan M. Kacly, Josephine M. Loclclair, Troy R. Peterson, Stephanie M. Puckett, Dorothy L. Thompson, Cynthia M. White and alternates Law- rence E. Byrne and Ann Marie Waitt. Cynthia White follows Dr. Fincher who is carrying the college mace during graduation ceremony. 'X ,X 5 Stephanie Puckett and Rhonda Duboise wait for all the graduates to take their place. 1 ,Mau af- 1 .fl Marshals uniors r' .. - i ' Sarah Addison Jacqueline Aiken Judy Alford Stanley Austin Sumter, SC lVlc-nclcs Corner, SC lVlcCall, SC Prosperity, SC I . , ' 1 Q rf 1, . X D, -Zia ' ds. Ja 9 ,, img , .f J J A 1 . Sandy Beard Mel Bennett Tony Berardo Richard Bishop Bamberg, SC Chesnee, SC Plantation, FL Summerville. SC Benjamin Blaclc Isle of Palms, SC Jocelyn Bluntt Charleston, SC 4545 s X Sheryl Calcarerra Summerville, SC Nancy Caldwell Myrtle Beach, SC 7' ? fs. V va 4 Q 7 'i Bradley Brunson Vance, SC -495 Laverne Calloway Charleston, SC 71 I Veronica Burt Charleston. SC ff' A Nlarl: S. Catoc Bethune, SC Juniors ,P uniors N ' 5: l h Q Y-e.,f William Caunday Deborah Channell Erin Chanson Charleston, SC N. Charleston, SC Charleston, SC ff Cathy Coker Cades, SC LalVlarl Collins Florence, SC 3' xl: C7 Daphne David Patricia Davis lVlcCall, SC Hal Dillard Greenville, SC Camden, SC Constance Edwards Charleston, SC , 5 1 3 Sfjuniors 1 I i Susan Coolce Sherri Crow l Hanahan, SC Woodruff, SC , 'e ll w Terry Davis Regina Dewitt Marion, SC Kingstree, SC '1'l n , fqgxff. V' , , ' I Ak i Lee Edwards Sean Emanuel l, Enoree, SC Seneca, SC l Ill l L Class of 1988 is sr f Kancly Freeman Hartsville, SC ,ft Beth Gooclale Chesterfield, SC nb Barry Garner Laverne Garvin Columbia, SC St, George, SC ' P' 1 . 'W 1 1 ra. vs 1 ,X 71' X., .L Rogers Gordon jay Cvowdy Charleston, SC Ridgeville, SC lk o,,xH ' .Q , f - thi-J 2 -e . f Ox 41177 -pcm mx R: lk au -. Qs 9 Jeri cllll7t'f! Ladson, SC L1 Nleg Graham Hanahan, SC The first International Culture Sho featured a Chinese fashion show. Juniors! 1 uniors Rachelle Hannah Summerville, SC Gregg Huff Summerville, SC Kathryn Keeney Hanahan, SC .,, .v,. , , Bobby Lyons Cocoa, FL E. 4OffJunior's ie Hope Harrison Anderson, SC 'ig' l Michael James Gastonia, NC V 7 V lx. 1 , l Jeffery Kestner W. Columbia, SC ,111 - I R we , X Charles D. McDaniel Charleston, SC Elizabeth Holland Gregory Holmes Hartsville, SC Goose Creek, SC 4-L fix Joyce Johnson Caroleen Jones Bowman, SC Anita Kidd Summerville, SC K. R .-Q-:lr or ' 2 .1 Cynthia Millhouse Orangeburg, SC Ladson, SC IQ ,gg Dori Larrabee Summerville, SC Pamela Mitchell Charleston, SC F' Class of 1988 'V 6? Patricia Moraslca Brenda Morton Willie Moye ' Robin Myers Charleston, SC Rockledge, FL Charleston, SC ' Rowcville, SC if J-'df ,J 4- Fran Newton Mary Palmer Karen Perry Barbara Pfeiffer Hanahan, SC Ladson, SC Lobeco, SC Cl121fl0il6. NC A gang. A :gi J, ' R 5 . . U . 11 r I Thomas Pillow Hanahan, SC Melissa Robinson York, SC X 'rn' Q,-ff, Debbie Reeves Timothy Rice Summerville, SC Cayce, SC 'IV 1'-1 Sonia Robinson Maurice Rowlin Florence, SC Charleston, SC 1 Nlarion Robinson Hampton. SC ,Nu tf f Cath v Ruff Spartanburg. SC Juniors, 1 4 1 uniors Carla Samuel Columbia, SC Sandra Samuel Darlington, SC A- . s. Linda Sanders Billy Sanderson Leesville, SC Loris, SC F' Q ,x ! Joanna Schurllcnight Denise Scott Clarence Shoemaker James Sipe Cordova, SC Bowman, SC Burton, SC Summerville, SC lYl' Paulette Stephens Ladson, SC Midnight Madness is a favorite event on campus to break the monotony of classes. 1 '42fJuniors f 3' Li. I 8 I K nl s 1 1 xviu-nn' .- g Class of 1988 lil 'VT 'AL rX...lX 1 Bradley Stoudenmier Columbia, SC Y ,d' IIC! Debora Varn Bamberg, SC l l A f 1 I l t Gina White Charleston, SC I Q.-f i Beth Worthy X Summerville, SC l .x -1 'A lk? William Todd Loris, SC fT'7 A!! Edie Ward Williston, SC Michele Wilkins Hartsville, SC l . Lori Wyndham Goose Creek, SC Mary ,lane Usher Springfield, GA I K , I Mark Wallace Whitmire, SC kr! Ruth Vargo Goose Creek, SC Ashley Xvhedbee Palm Bay, FL Judy Williams Hemingway, SC qkww 0. ,.... H iv xr Charles Yates Charleston, SC 0,5 ,., Rich Wfilson Langley. SC Sherron Young Beaufort, SC Juniors! 1 4 3 C o homor Sp e ' Tonya Allen I Hartsville, SC I Rebecca Anthony Pickens, SC Kimberly Brown Columbia, SC l 1 . jg, .r ,f f' Q V - , qxsb, Sam Altman Heder Ambroise Mary Angell Fairfax, SC Charleston, SC Summerville, SC ,A . , , '- l Y M t in iQ,'h'fl,x Dori Beach Jada Brooks Hummelstown, PA Ladson, SC Sandi Barrett Columbia, SC 5. , , YI' Yolanda Brown Lisa Bursey Wanda Calvert Charleston, SC Charleston, SC N. Charleston, SC yr' , V1 Scot Carnell Barbara Carolina Wynde Charrier Tara COIHPYOH Florence, SC Horatio, SC Summerville, SC Hanahan, SC I l - - - - - - - ji 44fSophomores Y F' Class of 1989 Y' 'cf . rf ' .. C . hi Q. Sandra Conley Shaun Coolce David Cooper Shaw A.F.B., SC Ontario, Canada Ladson, SC 1 ' Billy Crawford Walterboro, SC 'N '00 Greg Cunningham Chilton Cusack Georgetown, SC Florence, SC , N ff: james Davis Laura Davis Lubertha Dozier Goose Creek, SC Charleston, SC Sumter, SC 'W r Wanda Elliott Norway, SC 3 Patricia Ellison Tammy Ellison Pinewood, SC Pelzer, SC fx. 1 Rohm Cooper IVItKi-1-sport, PA re Aceyleen Davis Hansville, SC Toshia Dulccs Charleston, SC fs 6 vw Sid Farmer Spartanhurg. SC Sophomores l 4 dx Av Audrey Fewox Charleston, SC . X 'N I. , Evette Fulton Kingstree, SC pf Class orf 198Q CV 9' I I i Ramona Fulton Michele Futch Kevin Futrell Summerville, SC Younges Island, SC llanahan, SC S if ' 'Liar i X l r ' 6 f Dehn Ganey Mary Gibbs Judith Glass Monclcs Corner, SC Augusta, GA Ladson, SC Maxine Green johns Island, SC Sharon Grant Wanda Grant Camden, SC Meggett, SC 7' l Juli Gum Michael Gunter Jadine Hall N. Myrtle Beach, SC Zephyr Cove, NV Easley. SC ff I Joy fialloway' Sumter, SC Renea Glenn Xxfellford, SC Cara Grimm McKeesport, PA Sharon llarnilton Dillon. SC Sophomores Sophomores 059 Judith Hand Lee Haney Summerville, SC Winnsboro, SC 1, Michele Hench-Myers Carmen Hinson Charleston, SC Columbia, SC ll Y? --gy- Loretta Humbert Curtis johnson Charleston Hghts, SC Anderson, SC Kevin jones Six Mile, SC Aurora Kelly Charleston, SC lt 4 8fSophomores 1 'V' 'ls 'Grub Laura Hannah Dorothy Harmon Beaufort, SC Summerville, SC James Holmes Lynn Hudson Frogmore, SC Elloree, SC Z Darlene Johnson Ervin Jones Greenville, SC Heath SPfiUg5, SC f if ,1 ' up- 'y 16 'be 1 if x . ' . 'fd A . , Douglas Kifer Rose King Glenolden, PA Moncks Corner, SC Class of 1989 Traci Kovac Gilbert, SC Colleen Lenahan Sherry Lloyd 'l'.irsh.i l,ui.is Red Bank, Nj Columbia, SC johns lsland, SC IQ! 3 Qu .. lg I' I A Randy lVlacKendriclc Laura Martin Jennifer Nlathews Sharyn Mathis Lake City, PA l-lanahan, SC Summerville, SC Tfavflffs Rest, SC ,M 8-D Jli' . .ff gg: Aa 'li L C W-Q .F .': k ik 4 il X ' l Q. -VBR-KVQ -ng-avenge. we C'-H '-.ij 4-f , Q GK ' i'f+54 'iS'iJ'5gi'4-9 fir- 'lf' S A S' C' ' ' ' Members of PDP set up their tahl for cluh drop-in. i I l in 1 Sophomores f 1 Sophomores fihecm rv ,S Debra Maxwell Kimberly Maxwell APO, NY Summerville, SC Chiquita McEacl1in Hemingway, SC Liglitsey Chapel is a perfect setting for an evening stroll. Greg McKenzie Turbeville, SC S. M. Mayo Summerville, SC 5 1 ,,, il Rx.. Qi Brian McViclcer Hamilton, SC ,,......X Philancler McDomiclc Frogmore, SC C f ' Cindy Mitchell Ladson, SC 1 5 0fSophomores Class of 1989- Bruce Moyer Ailcen, SC 1 T av ' .. A5 Donna Murray Vincent Murray Sharon Myzell Columbia, SC N. Charleston, SC Ridge-ville, SC . N 5 ff I Kevin O'Keefe Mt. Laurel, Nl I1 QD Ti A 'A Martha Owens Wendy Paige Stan Painter Charleston, SC Hanahan, SC Easley, SC John Perkins Sumter, SC Kristopher Reiss Goose Creek, SC , ,Q N S 'Q f Cira Pirozzi Michelle Pratt Damin Pm-gr Conway, SC Charleston Hgts, SC Moncks Corner, SC if QI -P-Z James Reynolds Millette Richardson Gwendolyn Roberts Dorchester, SC Florence, SC Bennettsville. SC Sophomoresfl 5 1 -- Sophomores M ik.. it tr w pw.. s William Robertson Sandy Sanders Alva Scott Christy Scott Walterboro, SC Hampton, SC Johns Island, SC Dorchester, SC f rgw e v K. s., ,,., 4--Q CZ? N I A, Larry Scott Darren Sheriff Cinch Skinner Richard Smalls Greenwood, SC Summerville, SC Hanahan, SC Goose Creek, SC W' ' X. C f., ' - 1 N A an 1 3 in 3 hi' ' ,If , V X ...ff , i 1' X Carol Smith Douglas Smith Kelvin Smith Laura Smith N. Charleston, SC Varnville, SC Varnville, SC I-Ianahan, SC . N iE,Y ,.',v .T liqd M g Ac! fr Q 'ii f v N' 41 ii. ' Z A 2 x 'fd wr- If 15 fe. T Q ' K Reggie Smith Sharon Smith Magda Stelzer Shannon Stephens Charleston, SC Inman, SC Holly Hill, SC Dorchester' SC 1 5 2fSophomores Class of 1989 Audra Swann N. Charleston, SC pls f Donna Thumm Hilton Head Isl., SC MMI Lee Taylor Winnsboro, SC 4'- 'JP' 'gi- W Richard Torrance Connie Thomas George Thomas lVlrCallville, SC Mt- Pleasant. SC Lorrie Tuten Nant Vle sy er Charleston Hgts., SC Yenassen, SC Charleston, SC '-x vw M0 EEN Wlanda Calvert and Lisa Bursex' par ticipate in a Halloween contest. Sophomoresf 1 5 3 V-I Sophomores I I C I x 11 H , rv gyjgffn , A , 1 3, . fi r .ml 4 , ,, 9' if 5 71 'ffilf 14 , , - 'V A L ,, 1 M, ,, If IQ 1 al- A 'K X1 I l A i I Oi A Colleen Waller Harriette Whitaker Lynne Wiggins Tonya Wilkins Cordesville, SC Goose Creelc, SC Charleston, SC Charleston, SC 1-lf. fa 'kd X,., 'J Frankie Williams Judy Williams Dewaine Wilson Sonja Woodbury Marion, SC Hemingway, SC Early Branch, SC Georgetown, SC 1 4-ef Q t ' ., .vga . YN . ,4v' Leila Woods Susanne Woods Elgin, SC Charleston, SC Dori Beach is always eager to entertain the crowd. EL.,,,Cs,,aa -..-.1---1 1 5 4fSophomores 5 3. . ,fx ., Q. Pb l 'iii 1 ,v 1 Q- e s 'nf 'fa 'v , . 2 ' l N1 2 if i S , Y' 2 A l' Q h , -1 Q ' 1 i-ri' l in 5 , l f ' Freshmen 4 ' l Sombat Anamphong Monclcs Corner, SC Bertha Barnwell Mt. Pleasant, SC Robin Brinson Moncks Corner, SC fm 'V' 'Q Gwendolyn Brown Sumter, SC K David Anderson Orangeburg, SC Susan Bell Clinton, SC Dorothy Brisbon Camden, SC Tonia Brown Lugoff, SC Dale Austin Aretha Bailey Nlonclcs Corner, SC johns Island, SC Heidi Borowslcy Michelle Bourne Wando, SC Goose Creelc, SC 015 gg , , v YL? Patricia Broach Peggy Broolces Goose Creek, SC Pt. Pleasant Bch., NJ Cheryl Brownlee James Brownlee Charleston Hgts., SC SI. Gwfgf- SC Freshmen! -' Freshmen CA AQ, ,7 in ,f--s.. ,is CY ,,Q.r, . Robin Buchanan Robin Bush Tammy Cleckley James Cook Hanahan, SC Orlando, FL Orangeburg, SC Ruffin, SC tx 'igzgj 7 Y. --nr' KILL..- Carla Cranford Dawn Creech James Crirrendon Diana Cumbee Thomson, GA Barnwell, SC Abbeville, SC BOHHCHU, SC il -uv Carmen Hinson celebrates a BCC Vic- Q tory with the Baptist mascot. ff 1, 5 6!Freshmen Class of 1990 y. Shawn Darst jennifer Davis Anderson, SC Charleston, SC k. st- Pamela Eason P. Espinal Kershaw, SC Ladson, SC 'Ts Melvin Freeman Craig Frey Charleston, SC Fairport, NY y v 'R 3 1' lVlichelle Dize Onancoclc, VA Wendell Fant Starr, SC Cassandra Gaines Charleston Hgts., SC Q '5' fvf? Melinda Duhose Pamplica, SC fin Michelle Fields Charleston, SC ag' John Glenn Summerville, SC Laurie Goldsmith Shane Goodnough Renee Graham Sherry Grant Ft. Ord, CA Simpsonville, SC Goose Creek, SC Society Hill, SC Freshmen! 1 Freshmen rawei .leemy Grate Sumter, SC Sharon Hill Charleston, SC 'Y sw Brian Humphries Winnsboro, SC 2 Melissa jordan Charleston, SC I Sfljreshmen A v2l..v Rebecca Harrelson Michael Harvell Paulette Hawthorne Charleston, SC Williamston, SC Greenville, SC 'N William Hinds Tammy Huclcs Fredericlca Hughes N. Charleston, SC N. Charleston, SC Johns Island, SC Karen jarrell Mia jones Steven 101168 Salisbury, NC Columbia, SC Holly Hill, SC Stephanie Kaylor Jennifer Kee Cate Kirlcley Summerville, SC Greenville, SC Orangeburg, SC Class of 1990 '39 .' J Laura Knight Kathy Lawson Kimberly Maclxlah Charleston, SC W.ilterboro, SC Elizabeth, Nj r F M Z3 Vernon Maxwell Renee McGee Sheila lVlcGriff Iron Station, NC N. Charleston, SC Columbia, SC Wi-i i 15,541 i 5 . 2' 71 Amanda Masters Cireenville, SC Daria lVlcLaughlin Charleston, SC Part of the fun of college life is meet ing new people each year. Freshmen! 1 1 Freshmen P Kimberly Meyer Yvonne Middleton St. George, SC Charleston, SC Summerville, SC G Upperclassmen discuss plans for Freshmen Orientation. C.: 'ii ,-Q 419' , ryan' Renee Miller Dillon, SC Donna Myers John Parrish Harold Parson reenwood, SC Charleston, SC . S Jonathan Moses Pinewood, SC George Pasteur Suitland, MD :'.,' H- '- .Q . A , .'-'ff 1 57 Q5 -v 1 'ifTL-,'L:Fi 11 , 1Qf't5'f,' ' ' A ' , , ' ,' I ' . - 2 R ' -gs . 'I-i?ixr59 f' ff-1 . ' 5 ,,,,,.,,s3 . N Q ' - ,N :,R:X:!g,T. vs .1 A' Y fa .4 L Avg' w i f i i2: YfC, Nmavr.. by 'Mag 1,1 4, 1 ' ,., 1 ll N-ix. 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'Q - ., faqs. , ig 'f , . - ai 'ml Q 52 :gn 4 In JMC ... 4 li 'K' 1,7-4 I 2 I M s'f X -sr Class of 1990 CP QT-f? lm Cherrie May Pay Seng Mary Joy Pay Seng Goose Creek, SC Goose Creek, SC Ramona Powell john Psillos Andrews, SC Darlington, SC Stacie Revels Thanya Sandoval Cowpens, SC Charleston, SC I I 1'-7 Anthony Smith Keri Soloski Greenville, SC Goose Creek, SC 1 Neil Perry Mooreshoro, NC A., A- ,G J '1 N,f' l Earle Readett Greenwood, SC ps C! Y5 7' .2 Wendy Shieder Branchville, SC 'MSA f 'X .1 1 Sharon Phelps Ladson, SC Jayne Reeves Reevesville, SC Twana Smalls Vance, SC Venus Spencer Michele Stevens N. Charleston, SC Hampton, SC Freshmen! Freshmen if-pf Ann Stone Holly Stone Charleston, SC Rome, NY mf Tolosky Trapp Russell Truluclc Blythewood, SC Summerville, SC 0. Tammy Valentine Clint Walker Branchville, SC Dorchester, SC 'QS' Tammy Whetzel Kathryn White Summerville, SC Charleston, SC Al 1 1 i i 5 '5J4i!Frf:shrnen 'J' ., f .4 I Trina Strickland Kathy Tillman Sumter, SC Columbia, SC 41-mlm' 4:1 'Q-...l' Kelly Turner Stephanie Turner Onancock, VA Gaffney, SC 4-be , Q-:rf Angela Wasden Brian Weyer Charleston, SC Tarpon Springs, FL 'Q 4- 1 Brian Wilkinson Kim Williams Anderson, SC Elgin, SC x' Class of 1990 Lasonia Williams Kenneth Wilson Summerville, SC Lake City, SC X Tommy Badgett carved turlcey at the Thanksgiving Buffet. ., if I Q: 5 '14 . 4 fl ,A ca f' . f - Y- --- - 5- je I Ti 'i dk L14 ,E ,AX 0 lf GN. , 7 af 1? ' 1 YE Freshmen! 1 6 3 T L N ,HO Q if ,al f5iW'gfA-dnmin., Pac., and Staff . I r 1 3 . . ' 4 s '5. ff. Adm: Admin., Pac., and Staff! Striving For E cellence As President, Dr. jairy Hunter is in- volved in every aspect of campus life. He can be seen on campus early in the morn- ing, late in the evening and even on Satur- days. After implementing the plan for pro- gress which includes renewal, stability and excellence, Dr. Hunter has worlced long and hard to bring the college into a new era of excellence in the classroom and in every campus activity. Along with the faculty and staff, Dr. Hunter has won the support of South Carolina Baptists and the Charleston com- , ACU: if Fr.lStI'3tlOI1 munity. Under the Hunter administration, dreams are becoming reality at Baptist Col- lege. A high point in the year was the accreditation of the master's degree pro- gram ancl the affirmation of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools with the reaccreditation of the undergraduate program. The future is bright for Baptist College under strong leadership. Dr. jairy C. Hunter, jr., President Dr. and Mrs. Hunter greet guests at many college functions which they host. 'U Kai kalgvw Darren Sheriff persuades Dr. llunter to try for a prize at the Halloween Carnival. if Xl HH' U .-, 1 1 11,4 Students say farewell to Dr. Hunter at the reception following their graduation. Always willing to help a good cause, Dr. Hunter helps raise moncx' for summer missions with BSU. Administration! .11 I dministration The Baptist College administration works diligently to carry out the mission and goals of the college Years of education and experience combine to enable them to carry out their assignments in a professional manner The Baptist College Board of Trustees serves as the governing board of the college. These dedicated individuals serve the col- lege in many capacities Recently they have Dr Joseph O Dean Vice President Development UT' llllxungp Dr. A.K. Bonnette N. ice lfresident, Academic Affairs Ji' Tri . . . . 13' Htdnunistration been instrumental in improving the look of the college. They give of their time and resources to make Baptist College a front-runner in private colleges. These talented administrators and professionals are so generous because they are dedicated to the college's mission and are interested in instilling Christian values in young people while providing them with a quality education. Dr. Ann C. Carmichael Dean of Students Dr. John A. Fincher Executive Vice President Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hendrix enjoy meeting students at an Orientation event. Mr. Ronald Hendrix Vice President, Business Board of Trustees Board of Trustees, Front row: Lloyd Simuith, Nlildred Bonmr, Ciene S, Smith, 'lairy C. llunter, XV. Gregory llorton, lNl.iry Anne Bishop, Cih.irles l.. ll.itt.iw.iy, Kenneth Sandifer, Bark row: 'l.W . Bl.inton, Cooper P.itritln, XV. Floyd Vfhitfield, Fred K, Norris, llewlett Sulliixin, Nlilee Guess, .l.imes l l. Storm, Lawton X l'ells, Austin Shelley, Bruce Russell, Clif S. jones, Ciii. Dowling. fi? 96 Trustees! awww'- Joyce Bagwell Chemistry we Q 02' 1 Qgarf 3 sw AMY ,X 1 Nancy Barnwell Math Theodore Blanchard Captain Danny Bobbitt Business 1- '27 Eve Coleman Foundation Studies 3'5- Wg ,VV all Carol Drowota English AFROTC fir L David Cuttino Music 1? James Barrier Stephen Best Biology Biology Royce Breland Enid Causey Business K Library if 'CIE' Sandra Filyaw Physical Education ws?-F --' 1 V i T , 'uv Z if lilililieigty Sheila Davis Lt. Col. Leo-Paul Deshaies History AFRGTC A lm if 'ew A. C. Flora Silas Garrison Business English m l 1 i 1 l l C Vx 1 W l Linda Gooding Tom Guerry History Religion 17 Catherine Hibler David Hibler Math Math -1- V -5,-. '1 I' ':'f:'iJ-'-:q T if 1 Mary Hamilton Gerald Hasty Business History Darlene Huddle Stephen Hudson Library Chemistry straw' Evening is a tranquil time on campus. Faculty! 1 7 1 Q Joyce Bagwell welcomes representa- 'rV71l'?bi .mmm banw-gmnzmnzranumfaunnsmm 5 !...,..,,..,..r W. 450 ,. 3 1 fl Katherine I-luger Lt. Col. Neil Jacobs Business AFRCTC ngwf pf' . arf-- 1. ivm '47 H f , 1 , wx I ,M , , -., . 1... . M' 4 Q FN ,Wk I Vera Johnson Business -,gs 4 s 5 M Q P x Dolores Jones Speech f Drama Myra jordan Eugene Koester Lionel Lackey I-larriette Magee Music Music English Psychology tives from Central and South America to a methods of dealing with natural disaster seminar at BCC. 7,-1. M - , -ur:w.u.?:e11- 7 M C ,fl .1?af'Faculty 1 1 I -7-rv-qvv 1 A Y' i ldv' i ' Q U fx , ,f .,,,,,- is I Q Q Robert Marthai S. M. Mayo Psychology Religion -.,' If George Niketas Clyde Qdgm Ef1gliSl'1 Chemistry rw M. Sgt. joe Ramos Paul Reitzer AFROTC History David Rison James Rivers History English c 1 of-'Z' Deanna McBroom Music if: 1 5 x i W A g R james Mc-Imyre Math ef:-in Harold Overton Ernest Passailague English Business '11 N' P .1 X Carole Ricketts Education Y? ,rf l james Roberts Math Stanley Ricketts Business Tunis Romein English Faculty! 1 7 3 'S 'T A rw -f Q , Af-.gh xx ff K.. 1 ix' A Georgia Schlau Foreign Language Sociology Math 115 7 Kathryn Sharpe Hazel Stewart Graham Tomlinson Sociology '3'a 'i'- if Lincla Tyler Lawrence Vanella joseph Ward Charles Welty Library SpeechfDrama Art Physical Education Fred Worthy Math i 5 ,gf , 'lf I 4 i , fv .W Charlene Kirk, Pres. of the Women's H n Auxiliary, is a loyal BCC fan. ,,, If Q! i '- 4 QQ 'xi .w 'fp-lr.: 75 --.., 1 2L-- l ,L L 'K in? 7' .N 45' Faculty Iiiiic .Axllcii lh-l.iIllwIt Xlaurt-t'ii :Xil-viii-iii l,ilii rx l',iIt'. xhxcii-It llusint-ss Ullii-' llowirtl llagvtt-ll Atlilctiis lloward Bigwt-ll, 'lr Athlctits Alice Barstow Business Office Chcryl Bodiford Admissions Rose Boston llumanities Cindy Bowyer College Store Tina Brotherton Athletics Terry Bryan Financial Aid Freda Burdette College Store David Burlce Athletics Ralph Ciahattari Athletics Robert Connelly Business Office Glenn Creech Admissions Ethel Croft Academic Affairs Jerry Darnell Maintenance William Doar Security Beverly Fraser Registrars Office Thomas Gaither Athletics Catherine German Library Bonnie Gregg Business Office Susan Gregg Data Processing Ellen Green Financial Aid Ann Griffin Student Activities Caroline llaltiwanger Lihrarv Ada Hartmann Humanities Staff 7 5 Jessie Hayden Student Activities Tammy Helms Registrars Office David Hodge Registrar Sandra Huddle Data Processing Sally Hunter Marriott Dwight Ives Admissions Pam Jenlcins Business Office Scott Jeter Business Office Myra Jinlcs Business Office Georgette Johnson College Store Steve Johnson Telephone Office Lynn Kennell Military PgmsfVA Janice Kerr Business Office Johnnie Keys Library Daphne Koester Public Relations Mary Koons Housing William Koopman Development James Lowe Library Nancy Madden Business Office Mike Matricciano Athletics Maxine Mazur Library Karen McDaniel Admissions Barbara Mead Asst. Dean of Students Darla Mills Registrar's Office Melinda Mitchum Admissions Rebecca Moore Business Office Douglas Nalley Business Office Danny Nicholson Admissions 6fStaff 1- 'N .4 C 1 .K i 3 x I' 5- bv- 'Xb J! fam i A ik 5 K 1 l, -f 4 0 'N s D l 'Q lfiilwrta Nliirrii lfcyisltatis flllii -' luis tlrusiyg l li.illli St-iii' c N .I ilit' l'..-.nr lblnrrioit 5.ilitlr.i lblklll' Registr.ir's Ollii tt Robert lliiiiit lVl.irriott Norma Rite Post Office lon Robb College Store Parnela Sellers Admissions James Settle Athletics .lulia Simms Business Office james Stewart Maintenance Katby Still Financial Aid Charlotte Stincbcomb Registrars Office Calvin Stone Business Office Frances Stone Business Office Wendy Sullivan Dean of Students Office Robert Taylor Library Mary Teaster Humanities Karen Valentine Athletics Katby Wlade Post OfflL'6 Debra Wleatbers Data Processing, janet Wales Student Publications Ellen Green, Financial Aid Director eagerly assists students. Staff! 1 Vi. . 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TUDENT ,-Q -- 5 NBUTH Q '13 i , N ION IS ia 'l 7 0 0 . 0 39 X - . the Christian witness of Southern Baptist work' in 'Y institutions of higher learning in response to our Lord's ' command to make the gospel known to all men. Q Q 7 Ads! 1 nd Michael Abercrombie 81, 83, IOS Sarah Addison 8, 137 Jacqueline Aiken X37 Marcus E. Albert 46 Donna Alexander 43 John H. Alexander 24, 25, 43, Tonya R. Allen 144 Kimberly L. Almon 39 Beverly Alston 46 Charles Altman, Jr. 43, 50, 144 Chavez, Amaker 122 L. Heder Ambroise 88, 89, 144 Charles C. Ammons, Jr. 50 Monte Amrine 122, 196, 202 Sombat Anamphong 61, 155 Pricilla Ancrum 122 Mary Angell 144 David A. Anderson 27, 46, 66, Rebecca Anthony 8, 9, 56, 144 Sarah Appel 8, 41, 56 Harry D. Austin, Jr. 155 Stanley A. Austin 18, 105, 137 Ted K. Austin 122 Thomas Badgett 50, 163 Jacquelynne Badgett 4, 115 Heather A. Bailey 155 Theresa Bair 122 Ken Baker 105 Judith Barker 3, 67 Bertha Barnwell 155 Sandra Barrett 100, 144 Carolyn Basham 122 George Bauman 41 Larry Bradley Baxter 50, 54 Dori Beach 64, I00, 101, 144, Sandra Beard 55, 137 Joe Beasenburg 50 Michael P. Beavers, Jr. 50 Lisa Bell 8, II, 43, 46, 48, 49, Marsha Bell 43 Susan Bell 155 Andrea Melita Bennett X37 Tony Berardo 137 Karen Berry 43, 45, 122 James Biederman 57 Richard Bishop 137 Benjamin Black I37 John Blanchard 50 Jocelyn Bluntt 137 Rosebelinda Bobadilla 62 Scott Bobo 50 James Bolton, III 50 Heidi Borowsky 46, 155 Michelle Bourne 155 D. Renee Bourque 2, 115, 116 45, 64. 105 I I 155, I 54 221 134 Curtis Boyd 8, 39, 40, 112, 113, 122, 134 -- Julius Boyd, Jr. 58 Bonnie Bozard 123 Anthony Bradford 123 John W. Bradham 32, 43, 53, 123 Calvin Brazel 50 Robin Brinson 155 Shane Brinson 50 Dorothy Brisbon 155 Patricia Broach 155 Jada Brooks 144 Lori Brooks 100 Peggy Brooks 155 Hilliard Brown, II 57 Ernest Brown 50 Gwendolyn Brown 155 Kimberly Brown 144 Tonia Brown 41, 155 Yolanda Brown 92, 144 Cheryl Brownlee 65, 155 James Brownlee 155 Bradley Brunson I37 Robin Buchanan 46, 156 Matthew Buckner 19, 43, 46, 49 R. Eddie Burch 35 Joey Burnett 8, IZ3 441 Lisa Bursey IOO, IIS, 1 153 Veronica Burt 46, 47, 137 Robin Bush 70, 156 Reginald Butler 100, 123 Gregory Butts 84, 85 Lawrence Byrne 136 Sheryl Calcaterra 10, 46, 47, 49, 137 Nancy R.L. Caldwell 119, 137, 195 Lorry Callicott 8, 43, 44, 123 Laverne Calloway 137 Wanda Calvert 115, 144, 153 Jessie Canieso 61, 64, 123 David Capozzi 97 Scot Carnell 46, 48, 53, 144 Barbara Carolina 8, 40 144 Clark Carter I23 John Carter 54, X23 Jose Castro 31, 88 Mark Steven Catoe 127 William Caunday 138 Deborah Channell 25, II Erin Chanson 138 Debra Charles 41 Wynde Charrier 14.4 Stephen Chisolm 88, 89, Tammy Cleckley 156 Mary Coffey 138 Cathy Coker 92, 93, 94, William Coker, III 50 Karen Coleman 8 Nancy Coleman 8, 124 LaMarl Collins 58, 70, 8 Michael Collins 41 Tara Compton 144 s, 138 134 95, I33 1, 105, 138 Sandra Conley 8, 9, 46, 47, 145 Anne Marie Cook 8, 9, 43, 44, 65, 124 James Cook 53, 115, 156 Shannon Cook 134 Shaun Cooke 7, 15, 68, 84, 145 Susan Cooke 138 David Cooper 145 Diane Cooper 65, I24 Robin Cooper I00, 101, 145 Michael Corso 43 Cynthia Cox 55, 117 William Craig, Jr. IO6 Carla Cranford 156 Billy Crawford 46, 145 Dawn Creech 156 James Crittendon, Jr. 156 Donna Cronin 115 Barbara Crosby 124 Sherri Crow 8, 46, 49, 138 Diana Cumbee 156 Gregory Cunningham 145 Chilton Cusack 145 Mike DaCuba 108 Laurie Darragh IO0, 101, 103, Shawn Darst 50, 157 Daphne David 138 Aceyleen Davis X45 James Davis 145 Jennifer Davis 39, X57 Laura Davis l4S Neal Davis 104, IOS, 107 Patricia E. Davis 138 Patricia L. Davis 138 Terry Davis 8, 50, 138 Michael DeCosta 124 Antonio Denobrega 61 Regina Dewitt 138 Hal Dillard 138 Michelle Dize 56, 157 James Doffin 50 Freddie Dozier I24 Lubertha Dozier 145 Dwayne Drakeford 105 Rhonda Duboise 124, 136 Melinda Dubose 22, 157 Toshia Dukes 145 Pamela Eason 43, 44, 100, 157 Constance Edwards 138 I24 Ernest Lee Edwards 8, 9, 46, 64, 138 Wanda Elliott 9, IIQ, 145 Patricia Ellison 145 Tammy Ellison I45 Sean Emanuel 105, 138 Mitchell Embler 1, 2, 8, 10, 15, 38, 39, 81, 83, 105, I24 Alan Eshelman 63 Phyllis Espinal IS7 Karen Etheridge 125 Thoma., Etheridge, H 43 Romie Euthon 50 Mark Evans 23, 112 Ji. .4 il 1 88!Index -L Tony Fairley 88, 89 Wendell Fant 157 George Farmer IZS Sidney Farmer, Jr. 64, 145 Theresa Farmer 146 Christine Fedrizzi 100 Brenda Ferguson 56, 146 Hardy Ferguson, Jr. 96, 146 Audrey Fewox 43, 46, 146 Robert Field 50 Michelle Fields IS7 Susan Fields 56, 125 David Fine 84 Linwood Fisher l08 Garolyn Forrest 146 R. Mitch Fortner 50 Tammie Foster 46 Jean Fox 92, 100, 146 Sharon Fraiser 146 Alston Freeman 50 Melvin Freeman 43,53, 157 Kandy Freeman 8, 43, 44, 52, 139 Timothy Freeman 50 Craig Frey IS7 Evette Fulton 146 Ramona Fulton 147 Michele Futch 100, 147 James Futrell 97, 125, 134 Kevin Futrell I47 Cassandra Gaines 157 Joy Galloway 56, 92, 94, 95, 147 Dehn Ganey 50, 147 Barry Gamer 58, 139 Kenneth Garvin 50 Laveme Garvin 139 Brenda Georgie 125 Rhonda Gethers 56 Mary Gibbs 52, 147 Jeri Gilbert l39 Judith Glass 8, 147 John Glenn 157 Tammy Renee Glenn 147 Charles Godwin 125 Laurie Goldsmith 79, IS7 Clint Gomez 65 Elizabeth Goodale 27, 139 Shane Goodnough 50, 157 Anne Googe 65 Rogers Gordon 54, 139 Brenda Goude 136 Isaac Gourdine 125 James Gowdy 54, 139 Margaret Graham 8, 139 Renee Graham I57 Eric Grainger 64, 125, 131 Sharon Grant 104, 147 Sherry Grant 157 Wanda Grant 147 Jeemy Grate 158 Anthony Graves 46, 47, 54, 125 Shannon Gray 64 Anthony Grayelc 7, 84,, 85 John T. Green 108, IIO Maxine Green 147 Steve Greenway, H 68, 69, 207 L1-. Cara firimm 7, 68, 100, 1t11,m3, 147 Juliette Gum 52, 68, 69, 147 Darlene Gunter 43, 44, 46, 52, lVl1cl1.iel Gunter 19, 147 Andrew Guzman 84 Lorie Hagner 65 Jadine Hall 147 Wendy Hall 41, S2 Robert Halyard 88 Saeed Hamid 61 Sharon Hamilton 8, 41, 147 Charles Hamriclr 41 Judith Hand 148 Roger Lee Haney 50, 148 Laura Hannah 56, 148 Rachelle Hannah 8, 55, I4O John Hardin 50 Dorothy Harmon 100, 101, 148 Janice Harmon 48, 49 Rebecca Harrelson 43, 46, 158 Scott Harris 50 126 Hope Harrison 3, 39, 52, 64, 140, 208 Michael Harvel 40, 158 Paulette Hawthorne 158 Michael Harvell 40, 158 Michele Hench-Myers 52, 148 Lauren Hill 8, 9, 38, 43, 46, 52, Sharon Hill 158 William Hinds ISS Carmen Hinson 8, 9, 39, 40, 56, Ben Hinson 18, 88, 89, 90, 91, Pricilla Hinson 26, 76, 78, 92, 1 Napoleon Hinton 8, 9, 126 David Hix IZ6 Carol James Hodge, Jr, 43 Kimberly Hodge IZ6 Elizabeth Holland 8, 43, 140 David Holland 126 Gregory Holmes 41, 46, 140 James Holmes 8 Todd Horton 8, 43 Clay Howard 88 Tammy Huclcs 158 Christine Hudson 100 59, 116, 134, 136 66, 68, 69, 146, 156 126, 131 26 Lynn Hudson 46, 48, 49, 52, 148 Michael Hudson 50, 105 Gregory Huff 57, 69, 140 Frederica Hughes 158 Kim Hughes 111 Loretta Humbert 41, 148 Brian Humphries 50, 158 Bruce Inabinett 50 Camilla Iriclc 8, 38, 39, 56, 126, Benoy Jacob 61 Michael James 6, 43, 140 Karen Jarrell 44, 148 Kevin Jarrott 127 '34 ,ia- 41,. Xxfiylir Jnl1.m11exsr11 15, 84 l'ur1ixJnl111u111 1115, 11141, 1 571 f,v11tl11.1 lJ.1rlr11r J11l111v1i1 43, 811, Hg, 1114, 1,311 Joyie J11l111511n 92, 171, 1411 Oliver Juliiismi Hr 'liitus Julmsnii Il Paul J0llIlSlUll 1 f:.lf0l Jones 55 Colleen Jones 140 Ervin Jones 39, 148 Kevin Jones 19, 41, 148 lVlia Jones 76, 92, 158 Stephanie Jones 8, 65, 127 Steven B, Jones 158 'l'h0m.isseni.i Jones 64 William Paul Jones 127 Bryan Jordan 50 Nlelissa Jordan 158 Sandra Jordan 136 Keith Justine S4 Susan Kady 55, 76, 79, 127, 136 Shanta Kailasapathy 127 Stephanie Kaylor 158 Shand Keels 8, 44, 127, 134 Kathryn Keeney 52, l40 Anthony Keith 41 Aurora Kelly 41, 148 Michael Kelly 63 Jeffery Kestner l4O Jennifer Key 100 158 Kathleen Kibler S7 Anita Kidd 26, 40, 56, 76, 92, 93, 95, 111, 140 Douglas Kifer 84, 85, 148 Kyung Chan Kim 127 Rose King 8, 52, 148 Kathryn Kirlrland 158 Laura Knight 159 William Koloda 43, 128 Traci Kovac 56, 92, 95, 149 Shawn Ladson Zl Leo Landesman 57, 128 Carol Laprade 55 Doris Larrabee 140 Linda Laughead 31 Dana Lawrence 100, 102, 103 Camilla Lawrimore 43, 44, 65, 128 Kathryn Lawson 159 David Lee, Jr. 105, 107 Lisa Lee 46 Colleen Lenahan IO4, 140, Chip Lewis 22, 112, 113 Ordean Lewis 8, 9, 42, 43, Sherry Lloyd 80, 104, IO6, Josephine Loclclair 63, 128. Janet Loggins 76, 77, 79 W'endi Loggins 76 Tarsha Lucas 149 Bobby Lyons 50, I4O 204 46, 49, 128, 208 '40 136 4,-1 Index! 1 L... Randy MacKendrick 149 Kimberly MacNab 80, 104, 159 Lai Ngoa Mak 43, 61 Kristyn Manns 6, 31, 116 Laura Martin 149 Amanda Masters 29, 56, 66, 159 jennifer Mathews 8, 31, 116, 149 Sharyn Mathis 8, 9, 46, 47, 66 Stoney Mathis 149 Debra Maxwell 56, 150 Kimberly Maxwell 64, 150 Vernon Maxwell 159 Todd May 50 Stacy Mayo 150 C. David McDaniel 140 Steven McDaniel 46, 53, 128 Philander McDomick 150 Chiquita McEachin 150 Bettye McGee 159 Sheila McGriff 64, 159 Sherry Mc-lunkin 8, 38, 39, 43, 52, 63, 128, 135 Gregory McKenzie 27, 50, ISO Daria McLaughlin 159 Brian McVicker 84,, ISO Karan McWhorter 63 Kyle McWhorter 69, 128, 135 John Merritt 84 Wendy Metts 100 Kimberly Meyer 70, I6O Yvonne Middleton I6O Renee Miller 22, I60 Cynthia Millhouse 140 Janet Mims 63 Cynthia Mitchell 52, 150 Pamela Mitchell 140 Timothy Moon 42, 43, 46, 49 John Moore 50 Sheri Moore 64, 128 Patricia Moraska 80, 104, 141 Christian Morris 50 Cameo Morrison 108 Daniel Morro 61 Brenda Morton 42, 43, 46, 141 jonathan Moses 50, I60 Thomas Mosser 8, 129 Willie Moye 9, 52, 53, 64, I4I Bruce Moyer 8, 46, 115, 151 Hasan Muhammad 58, N129 Joe Munson 108 L Timothy Murphy 30, 68, 69, 81, Donna Murray 56, 92, 118, 119, Vincent Murray II 63, 129, ISI Donna Myers 160 James Robin Myers 53, I4I Sharon Myzell ISI Q Christine Naughton 62 Thomas Newman 41 Frances Newton I4I Lee Nichols, Jr, 39, 40, 57, 129 lVlichael Noble 50 Craig Nobles 88 Pamela Nobles 3, I29 Nadzarine Nordin 61 5 joseph . 1 1 goflnclex ws, 205, ISI Kevin O'Keefe 84, 151 Loubie O'Neill 63, 67 Martha Owens ISI Reuben Owens 50 Wendy Paige 43, 46, 48, 49, 52, ISI Stanley Painter ISI Mary Palmer 8, 9, 23, 52, 141, 208 Herman Park 62 Michael Parker 81, 129 John Parrish 39, 160 Harold Parson, II 41, 160 George Pasteur, Jr. 7, 84, 105, I6O Mark Pate 45, 105 Paul Patterson 50, 105 Mary Joy Pay Seng 61, 161 Cherrie May Pay Seng 61, 161 Jeff Peacock 15, 84 Patricia Pecko 76, 77 William Peers 50 Clay Pennington 112 John Perkins 41, 43, 46, 49, 105, 146, ISI Karen Perry 141 Kimela Perry 8, 9, 10, 48, 65, 129, 135 Neil Perry 50, 161 Troy Peterson 129, 135, 136 Stuart Pettit 39, 112, 113 Barbara Pfeiffer 43, I4I Sharon Phelps 46, 47, 161 Thomas Pillow, Jr. 53, 141 Charles Pinckney 84, 119, 129 Angela Pinkney 130, 205 Angela Pirozzi 43, 44, 52, 61, ISI Arthur Pivirotto 63 Michael Porter 198 Tammy Poteat 100 Ramona Powell 161 Michelle Pratt ISI Lisa Price 29, 39, 66 Tia Price 4 Thomas Prichard 62 Dawn Priest 57, ISI Alison Pruitt 76 Kenneth Pruitt 4 john Psillos 50, 161 Stephanie Puckett 8, 28, 130, 135, 136 Alesia Quinley 55, 130 james Quinn IOS Charles Raycroft 84 Earle Readett 43, 46, 47, 49, 146, I6I Patricia Redclen I30 Debbie Reeves I4I Jayne Reeves 39, 43, 52, 68, 69, I6I Bess Reeves 39, 43, 56, 130 Christopher Reiss 57, ISI Stacie Revels 31, IIS, 116, 117, 161 james Reynolds 57, ISI Anthony Rice 88, I4I Timothy Rice 8, 19, 46, 47, 49 -wut- -'l Lisa Richardson 59, 68, 133, 135 Millette Richardson ISI Karen Richburg I30 David Richey 63 Dana Riddleberger 130 Adelina Ridzuan 61 Dwight Riley Jr. 7, 88 Timothy Riley 15, 62 Benjamin Rivers 58 jon Robb 25, 65, 130 Barry Roberts 54 Gwendolyn Roberts ISI William Robertson 88, I52 Marion Robinson 50, 141 Yvonne Robinson 8, 48, 49, 141 Sonia Robinson 141 Dorothy Robson 56, 76, 78 Anthony Rogers I30 Maurice Rowlin 58, I4I Craig Royer IOS, 107 Cathy Ruff I4I Greg Rutland 15, 84 Carla Samuel 142 Sandra Samuel 142 Linda Sanders 142 Sandy Sanders 50, 152 Billy Sanderson 39, 42, 43, 53, 142, Lygia Sandoval 161 Regina Santiago 131 Lesa Sarver 31 Valisa Sarvis 131 Sarah Sauls 8, 9, 32, 39, 43, 44, 52, I3 Carlos Syles 41 Kevin Scharf 131 Trevor Schliesseit 84 joanna Schurlknight 56, I42 Alva Scott 152 Christy Scott 152 Denise Scott 142 Larry Scott 46, 53, IIS, 152 Anthony Segalla 62 Toru Seo 61 Sondra Sessions 60 Williamenia Shaw 8, 68 Darren Sheriff 41, 46, 49, 152, 167 Wendy Shieder 44, 161 Terry Shiley 131, 135 Clarence Shoemaker 96, 142 Billy Simmons 131 Kenneth Simmons 50 Raymond Sims 131 Daniel Singleton 84 James Sipe I42 jeff Sizemore 108 Cindy Skinner 48, 152 Peggy Skipper 111 Richard Smalls 57, 157 Tawana Smalls 161 Cynthia Smart 76 Anthony Smith 8, 43, 161 Carol Smith 152 Douglas Smith 50, I52 Kelvin Smith 5o, I52 Laura Smith I52 Melissa Smith 6 Reggie Smith 50, IIS, 117, I52 Sharon Smith 152 Paul David Snell 132 Keri Sokoloski 31, 161 I Olga S010 IOO, 103 Venus Spencer 161 Sherikay Spotts 76 Marshall Stanley 135 Magda Stelzer 8, 19, 46, 47, 49, 152 Paulette Stephens 142 William Steppling 62 Michele Stevens 161 Shannon Stephens 152 Danny Stewart 50 Ann Marie Stone 162 Holly Stone 25, 162 Paul Stone 132 Bradley Stoudenmier 143 Anthony Strickland 60, IIS, 132, 135 Trina Strickland 31, 116, 162 George Stuckey, III 132 Audra Swann 4, 40, 46, 153 Deepak Taneja 61 Tommy Taylor, jr. 50 Connie Thomas 153 George Thomas 39, 58, 153 Brett Thompson 105 Claire Thompson 111 Lanelle Thompson 63, 64, 132, 135, 1 Terri Thompson 132 Robert Thomal 50 Richard Thomley 54, 132 Donna Thumm 46, 153 Ka'hy Tillmon 162 Clint Tipton 108 William Todd, jr. 119, 143 Darryl Tolbert 132 Tyronne Tolbert 88 Richard Torrence, Jr. 153 Tolosky Trapp 162 Russell Truluck 50, l6Z Brian Tumer 25, 130 George Tumer 50 Kelly Tumer 162 Stephanie Tumer 41, 43, 44, 162 Aulora Tuten 153 Edward Tyler 84, 85, 86 Timothy Tyler 84 Stewart Uldrick 14, 81, 83, 105 Mary jane Usher 8, 45, 56, 92, 95, 143 Janice Valentine 70, 135 Tamera Valentine 162 Ruth Vargo 143 Debora Varn 111, 143 Nancy Vleer 46, 153 Ann Waitt 8, 33, 44, 63, 133, 135, 136 Clint Walker l62 Mark Wallace Ill, 113, 143 Colleen Waller 8, 43, 44, 52, 61, 154 Emerson Walls 105, IO6 Michael Walsh 70, 133 jaqueline Walters 133 Paul Walters 60 Edith Ward 31, 39, 69, 115, 116, 143 Keith Washington 133 Alison Waters 100, lOl, 102, 103 James Way 46, 133, 135 Andrew Waynick 8, 9, 46 Frank Ron Webb 31, 54, IIS, 116 Lisa Webb I9 Kurt Weeks 43, 46, 47, IO8, 110, 135 Keith West 84 Kenneth West 84, 85, 87 Angela Wessen I62 Brian Weyer 84, 102 Ashley Whedbee 143 Jeffery Whetzel 50 Tammy Whetzel 57, 162 Harriette Whitaker 154 Alfonza White 66 Cynthia White 63, 133, 135, 136 lima W'l11tr 92, 143 Katlirvn willlllf 1112 Yerniiita Xfliitr 41 NX'1ll1.1m fi Xxiliite Ni, 111, Wiilltam I XW'l11te 50 Lynn Whggins 154 Virginna Wfiggins 46 ll Andrew Xfilkins 81, 105 N111 hrlr NX-'ilkins 143 Tonya Nxhlkms 80, 82, IOQ, -..M .M 154 Brian Wfilkinson 66, 105, 162 Cara W'1ll1ams 133 Carol W1ll1ams S9 Dan Williams 50 Emerson Whlliams, III S7 Frankie Wftlliams 154 judy w'lIlll3mS 143, 154 Kimberly Wnlliams 41, 162 Lane Williams 88 Lasonia Williams 163 Yvette Williams 31, II6 Charles Rich Wilson 46, 49, Dewaine Wilson 50, IS4 Kenneth Wfilson 163 Robert W'0lpert 135 Sonja Woodbury 154 Brad Woodroffe 88 Leila Woods, 41, 154 Susanne Woods IS4 Cheryl W'0oten 63, 65 Beth Worthy 143 Thomas Wren 50 53- '43 Lori Wyndham 100, 101, 103, 143 Charles Yates 50, 143 Sherron Young 143 Lee Zettlemoyer 4, 50 -1 - , Index! 1 9 1 ,-4. , ' ,i 4,05 M,-await-fun 4, .PII Ll! 7 1 0 'mart il an '-7 .mv X N' in l s ,nm This year has been a busy one for the yearbook staff. We've tried hard to produce a more modern yearbook with a greater appeal to students. I would especially like to thank our advisor, Jan Wiles, for all her hard work and dedication to putting out a quality yearbook. Not only has .lan been our advisor, but she has been our friend, and we appreciate that. The staff fCarmen, Edie, Jayne, Juli, Tim, Gregg and Steve? has put a lot of hard work and many long hours into this yearbook, and I thank them for their time and help. Being editor has been fun and challenging for me, and we hope you enjoy this yearbook and that it will remind you of the good times you've had as a student here at Bap- tist College. Sincerely, Kyle McWhorter Editor Cover photo by .lack Alterman 1 92!Fclitor s page 1'5 7 r 1 1 A P 9 '51 ,. , '10 ,-U a 4 aw-- ' 9 , it Ol . qn efe, '14 ... Q O ' ',- M. O 1 salfv .Q Q. Y , toot G 0 19 Q J Q- 2. 1 i 'S Q -Q, ws , ' ' cn ' Q , ,, 1 ,gl 5 ..-. --- 5- ........ 534193 In Memory Vic Lawson BCC Music Professor 1 966- I Q86 Psalm 93 The Lord Is King by Victor Lawson The Lord is King. s He is clothed with majesty and strength. The earth is set firmly in place and cannot be moved. Your throne, O Lord, has been ' firm from the beginning, and you existed before time began. The ocean depths raise their voice, O Lord, they raise their voice and roar. The Lord rules supreme in heaven, greater than the roar of the ocean, more powerful than the waves of the sea. i Your laws are eternal, Lord, and your Temple is holy indeed, forever and ever. TEV 1 Sefer In The Garden The lnnocence and wlsdom of love was started by and 1n a garden The garden of love The hope of l1fe was glven by esus 1n a garden The garden of hope was gxven through resurrect1on ln a garden The garden of lxfe N Cld ll . , J , . The gift of eternal life Sefer! 1 9 5 1 96!Sefer My Aunt Ella She was warm and sweet and kind, And she deserved a-whole-lot better Than a broken down 'ole-timey farm Where work was never done. But the life she lived she loved Until one day she fell and stumbled, And although 'twas still alive, Her hopes all died that day. I can still recall the times We shared so well together. I can still feel all the love she gave away. Unselfish in all her ways she gave of what she had. Her highlight was to see the kids And just to talk, no, nothing more. So, when to the home she had to go Her joys became those few visits that she had. Why, oh why, is life this way, tell me Why, oh why, couldn't I see her more? I would have had it so. The pure religion I want to live's to visit the orphans and widows in their afflictions. 1 And now my life I'll live for those in need. I'll never forget the times that were ours To hold inside where man can never destroy or take away, They are mine forever more. Aunt Ella, Aunt Ella, thank you for your love. Ifrom James 1:27 Monte Amrine Wishes A bird in midair Wishes to forever fly And to reach the sun Is its final destinationg Death is short, yet eternal. David Anderson ,.v Int' -A . - o , nn--,,. ,, ,-v Q W , 'Ae S.,.?,,, h. xv.-.. .. ,Digg '..,'. , H . - f,-:.n.,-!'57..,-i.-.,,, '1',.- ': 'a- - - .f 1- Q 4 0--' - Q ' .., ' - .. ' - J' ' s-we --.P 4- -'- - ,,. . if .MV-0 1' '. ' . . ' - gl A - .L -1- 1. 2 Tim Rice Your love is like the sun for it is always there no matter how dark the clouds are. Your love is like the ocean for it is always bringing in something new with each change. Your love is like an everflowing stream for it always fulfills my thirst of love. Your love is second to none. Napoleon Hinton Sefer! 1 The brackish water, filled with dangers, winding like a snake, through the rain kissed jungle that's lapping at the bank. The water's hold on its domain is a fragile one. And in a boat that rides along, an American with a gun. He lays low inside the boat praying to the Lord, but his mind goes back time and time again to his dead friends that lay on board. How long has he been here he wonders, his mind he cannot clear. He hears gun shots from the banks. He ducks his head in fear. He hears shouts, he knows not where, is it from behind that tree. How can I fight an enemy I cannot even see? God, how I wish that death would come and take me from this place. Another day in this green-hell is something I cannot face. The boat ran aground on a delta, its sand is up too high. He hears the sound of footsteps, but its owners he cannot spy. He hunkers down inside the boat, blood from his friends he smears on his clothes, over his heart. Dead he trys to appear. He feels a presence over his body, opens his eyes to see. Sin Loi Charlie, he shouts out loud and blows away the three. The yellow water rose a bit , his boat was underway. The clouds above shed theirtears for the third time again that day. I'm getting old before my time, older than I seem. Six months left on my tour, it seems like a bad dream. Half a year of hell to pay, for being seventeen. Mike Porter Sefer Am K. 'EJ A - - J, .. ..- S: bw., -A - . Mgr Jilin J 4 ff ,, 'qgliis ' X' f,ri -N Ax 'wiki Z fgggfgniux , fb fig vf Q ip, X iw., - '7 ,, 5,3 M km . Mm 5- ' I 'Ni' ' M-N M5331 45:9 NX X xv! W, --X agar. .- ' Nw V-V .V YM Hi.-P:-?j::., X I , 4 -Xfi9T f?'?n j5 X Q 'L r , is Q? ' XXX ' .- 4 V . s, Mi , wr, -. X , i xii V x r Xgxi gi: Rx 4 1 f' .fri-5, ,,-'. ,Q .' , fl? 1 ' 2 ., ffm 5 V ? V I H WN WQ -A '77 fl 1,1 film -35554 W Q' XY:Qf'XXx - - ff I 1 fy at ' WPA RW X X5 V VV 7 4' 'cf 4 ','j'ff . QQDQ L . ZZ V7 Allin N '7' j1 'i4 tsx Kg . x- , I 71,2511 -Q25 R X 2 gt I1 ,! N , 2, I sin- Q. if-fx Wswj-1: L. ,,, f 1 f ,,ff'f . rx., -XX .. . fy, , , ,XX f f A ff iff my -, f ww 'q ,Y blob! Y., , -, L 'g iX9 ' XX ' ti'T3.Ff X ' 91- if 'X ' Y X' U 5. 1' Aj, -, ,A N X ' -4 Tf-1, V i ' fi N X X . U , 3,.. ' 141 v cirhgvr xx iQ1f'R:w i x jv W ax ab, QQXFW' ' -J :7f'f 'T xx , -Y -,.. N xg- TA,5 M -x- , F C fglf g X xv ,ly 'Y 1 x K Mx Sefer! 1 Breezes move the palms Which call across the dry sands to the seas Voices cry their history Souls declare their presence the future struggles for victory. i I ' s E , rm ,I HLIIF' N Lives of simplicity droop in masses through aged brick structures Buildings stare blankly as their blood flows from their souls. Souls slain with life weep in vain for their tender children Kids laugh in stupidity fighting for their lives. The Separation from the Safe Secure Sword 202!s.f.f Dead, but not inside of the head, Behind, just dimly alive in the mind. The adolescents have memories of their sweet childhood And often dream about them being relived. The pictures of what's to happen around the curve Are distorted and frightful, thus unbelieved The elderly know how friends come and go with each season, Resembling the autumn leaves of a tree drifting away. The pain of the loved ones fading Brings the sighing wonder-of-why it's this way. Activity, shortening lifes boring longevity, Courtships, for life has a few sweet lips. The young go to invented parties Filled with songs of sorrow and happiness, Living life with laughter, To keep from feeling life's sting of sloppiness. The wise try to teach those growing-up Of the change that is a major part of life's hoard, For time, which is always passing by, causes change, Hurting those who have to leave behind their victorious safe, secure sword. Monte Amrine Centelle La Vie I often feel as if I will never diversify, and will stay solitary forever. If I could only see my hopes, dreams, and aspirations for a split second, it would be the greatest joy on earth, that is, other than to be loved. To be in a world full of people and feel desolate is a sin against yourself, although it seems to be quite prevalent in our society. One aspect of loneliness is not knowing yourself as well as you expect others to know you. There are many things I desire to accomplish, but none can be achieved unless I first aspire to succeed. It seems that without true intent goals are useless. In some cases excellence in a moderate amount is better than falling short of outrageous goals. Everyone must have a preoccupation of some kind, in order to maintain a certain degree of sanity. To be well-rounded is a sinful necessity. Usually the only time obstacles are seen is when I take my eyes off my goal. One of the hardest sensations to define, in composition, is love. Although in truer feelings, it is defined many times, in many ways, during a person's existence. To explain love is an impossibility, but to demonstrate it is a must. Everyone leaves his! her mark on the world, no matter the person, some just leave a more permanent one, that's all. Always be blithe about who you are, and always make an effort to refurbish, and you will succeed in all you ever do. Accuracy is not always important, the fact that you tried shows your perspicaciousness. Gerald Truesclale Sefer! A Time and A Way If the living God we know Wants you to be mine Though the days are passing slow Love will find a time. Though the fond impatience flays With a constant beat Through each minute of the day Seeming to retreat. In my youth, each hour strained As I urged it pass Now I count each falling grain Through the hourglass. Everything that cries a need Has a final turn and the rules are all decreed As we press on and yearn. I will heed the poets' word Listening, as they say Wisdom that the years have heard Love will find a way. Mary Jane G. Hamilton Sefer 3 n fl L Sometimes there's time to forget n all the trouble you've been through. There's still too much in life l that you'll need to do. Those feelings will find your heart and make it ache again. Every heart will learn to break- and every one to mend. a Even though the time can make it stop there'll still be smiles and fears. And those times will bring the sun- those times will bring the rain. -f Sometimes there's time to forget and start all over again. Colleen Lenahan irv,.i.5'4' Tim Murphy When I'm tired the Bible is my Bed. When I'm hungry the Bible is my Bread. When I'm at my daily occupation the Bible is my tool. When there are things I fail to Understand the Bible is my School. I was sailing and realized my Boat started to sink my Bible was solid ground. When I read my Bible I didn't make a sound. When I'm cold the Bible is my Heat. When my stomach is empty, the Bible is my meat. My Bible and I we've been through quite a time together. My Bible and I stayed together through all kinds of weather. We've been together through the tempest and through the calm. My Bible will always be my testimony and song. While King Jesus never left my side. My Bible was my co-pilot and my guide. I will always have my Bible Until my Very last Sigh. We are inseparable my Bible and I. Angela Pinlcney 5 Sefer 206!Sef Cl' A Morning Wish When I awoke this morning The world was at my door The memories of yesterday Were precious as before. The morning birds stood at my feet The grass was moist with dew The splendor here would be complete If I could be with you. I thought of words that we have shared To comfort every day and cheerful thoughts of things to come that speed me on my way. The forest leaves that bring us life Were lifted to the sun Their branches reached to touch the bird That sang for everyone. The beauty of the autumn leaves Adorned the distant hills The valley lea was one bouquet of golden daffodils. The wish I made in silent awe - Was for this world to stay In beauty as it was this morn For us to share each day. Mary jane G. Hamilton At the crux Of the destination Of which I was oblivious Though scheming I discovered Claterj When awakened t A lack of propellation To travel Not another mile. Steve Greenway, II o disappointment Tim Rice Sefex-X207 Buccaneer Spirit ran high at BCC this year under the theme Catch the Spirit. Students rallied together to prove that dreams can become reality. It was a year like any other, yet there was a difference. Baptist College met the chal- lenge and has come out on top. BCC is a presence to be reckoned with on the ball field and in competition in the job mar- ket. Baptist students have caught the spirit . . . knowing that they will always be a part of the Baptist College family. 5 Xxx 5 in ,af x Q- -,.. ' r. w. ,. ggi. ,w,,.tw.,,1 V, 4 4 5 r I-5 .1 ' as l.v: f l C we fm -sa 5 l' 1 -L 20 8! Closing