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

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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

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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

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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