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

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Craig Fletcher and Preston Moore as newlyvvecls. Kim Rollins keeps busy at her work study job.

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Mel Freeman and Mrs. Hunter lift Dr. Hunter. Students concentrate on computer literacy home- work. i A THE N EW WAVE ln the ocean of life, waves come and go in tides of equal strength to clean the shores of our exis- tence and bring new treasures for those willing to find them-to rise to the occasion of the morn- ing and bend to the magnificence of the tiny de- tails. Such is the identity of nobleness behind this year's orientation theme, New Wave. As we begin this year, become not a part unto yourself, but to others. lf, indeed, it is better to give than to receive, how wise will we become by sharing our thoughts, our feelings, and our indi- viduality? For, in sharing our strengths, we give way to newer waves. ' A J ,agp-v I 1 K Q., .4 f -4, X . .- 2 f Opening ,W 5 ,,, ,.?3 3' '+- l

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Opening And so we began a new semester for learning about ourselves through learn- ing about others with all the sparkling gusto of semesters past, friendships formed . . . a time when more than to- morrows waited. Plunging into those tomorrows we brought them to a mere trickle polluted with grades gained, grades lost, but no- where was there failure to be found. For all our plunging in waves, we only dug a well ready to be called upon whenever memory begs. Excited fans react to a goal made by the Buccaneer soccer team. John Alexander and Darren Alexander lift Tonia Brown at Playfair. 'Ste