Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

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THE WAY CD LIFE A Q, mfwvg if up' X x?Jq.'2,..!.t f alfsff I 'ME v, lnamnsealsvssne warm 2 LIBRARY tt , tx ft if 4-Sift Q4 Life, when it came to be, Bore one, then two, then three Elements of things: And thus the three began - Heaven and earth and man ll RLEK RUWAW THE WAY OF LIFE 1 'Existence is beyond the power of words To define: Terms may be used But are none of them absolute. In the beginning of heaven and earth there were no words, Words came out of the womb of matter: And whether a man dispassionately Sees to the core of life Or passionately Sees the surface, The core and the surface Are essentially the same, Words making them seem different Only to express appearance. 'f . 5,16 .-L 1 , . 4 0 e':w W. Q- Q- .., . 1 'f 2'-Ill V, - -s- N ' 1 ,vu it , fs V' A .Q uv' if it I 1 'f A 4, l' ' 15. .hulns... . f -,,,,,,,, .-.- 1 Q- .1 , , , . Q M' 1 new I 1 4 - - - ,,,,:if4 ' Q ,,,V. ,ag-A. K? 4. f? 57.1310 X I?-ff45VQa! if ,....,.-bv-5. I t ,fa iv-14 Existence is infinite, not to be definedp And, though it seem but a bit of wood in your hand to carve as you please, lt is not to be lightly played with and laid down. TI-IE WAY OF LIFE 3 4 TI-LE WAY OF LIFE ll He who is open-eyed is open-minded, He who is open-minded is open-hearted, He who is open-hearted is kingly, He who is kingly is godly, He who is godly is useful, He who is useful is infinite, He who is infinite is immune, He who is immune is immortal. at -A . 31,8 o Q la ,: ,M ,U ni' Man at his best, like water, Serves as he goes along: Like water he seeks his own level, The common level of life, Loves living close to the earth, Living clear down in his heart, 'K 11 iff S. if 35 X ' -: ', J-'Q J rviwi- xl 4-nf '., ' J. f xi, ,V ' ij- ' 3- ' Aw ' , A ' ' 3 31 .. ' f .1 - , ' P if ze, L-qi 1 - ' ' x ,' . . ,N w '-ff, lk t dl Syl. :V iQ ', , ...S-' . , -L., - ...gt fa. 4 ., ' Q , W -- pl:-.7 'of - - sp- Y l A'-'ll' ':'1tL ..4N I , W. ' R 433 V V 1 Q, . ' 1 x -if -g ,L -as 1' JV ,ff A . K L A - 4 -1 I if Jr., . ' . K- 'Zn -P Loves kinship with his neighbors , h5,lv,.4?,5 A man's work, however finished it seem, Continues as long as he liveg A man, however perfect he seem, Is needed as long as he live: 4' p.. 6 W- f..rwfffg1? ' , VL! 1 lg 41u 'l ii i as.: rf fm 3 r 1 r 3 L I. h R sf E 'LL K 1- ' iw A , ' .g gi ,Nj gg ,Lp U i THE WAY OF LIFE 5 A leader is best When people barely know that he exists, Not so good when people obey and acclaim him, Worst when they despise him. 'Fail to honor people, They fail to honor youp But of a good leader, who talks little, When his work is done, his aim fulfilled, They will all say, 'We did this ourselvesf ia 3' fl The less a leader does and says The happier his people, The more a leader struts and brags The sorrier his people, ll - P Q-rfa5.z 1f2v - : -t -, w ax. fa -.- ' -'fe - N f,Nf.v11 '- xv V. xi vm? 1 1, 'f ue -' sf Q -1' 2-iz, ' - - 1 - ,tri- f,-. 4 -...gi-A-. .QM-J.. I ss 5rXg,E,:-.- X W we tx 4, - T we V -.f - ' 'f .ve 54:71. ,AX 1, 'fy s m, ' W 25.5 .Ea.ia,Z ' f YW- 6 THE WAY OF LIFE 4 N . cw . - 'ft -. if N- ff 1- -'1 -Ev mi ,Q,,,.g-: ' ,ggm . 'th V V 'Qs X v M, x , HR K 1 '14 A, vf 1 r r f x bag? 1 .if- fmfief 1 X ' 1, lg t . Q . A 5 +13-m L ,. . avg., M, 1 l l . S 5 3 'ly 4 1 l V N ifxfxk - ,srl People starve If taxes eat their grain, And the faults of starving people Are the fault of their rulers. THE WAY OF LIFE 7 People through finding something beautiful Think something else unbeautiful, Through finding one man fit judge another unfit. Life and death, though stemming from each other, seem to conflict as stages of change, Difficult and easy as phases of achievement, Long and short as measures of contrast, High and low as degrees of relation, '--s - '5'9XkK N N-,x x But. Since the varying of tones gives music to a voice And what is is the was of what shall be. , ,,i. 'T i r i t ., ,, i , ' ' 'X W 'if--bs.. i 1L.m' ., ' 8 THE WAY OF LIFE , ifankwh.-A J -vu., Nw ., t 13 1 ra Q M l E I ,.,,.. A ' K . P - , , The sanest man Sets up no deed, Lays down no law, i4e , -1-r ,.,. Takes everything that happens as it comes, As something to animate, not to appropriate, To earn, not to own, To accept naturally without self-importance: If you never assume importance You never lose it. TI-IE WAY OF LIFE 9 A man who knows how little he knows is well. A A man who knows how much he knows is sick. If, when you see the symptoms, you can tell Your cure is quick. A sound man knows that sickness makes him sick And before he catches it his cure is quick. I ,, 'I Y gf M A 19 fa. mm 1 ,. 1 I-it-QW 40' X my bww! A Q A Q ' Z 'L 1 '45 :Ali A . . 'H I 1 Those who know do not tell, Those who tell do not know. ll 10 THE WAY OF LIFE 1 v...-1: Real words are not vain, Vain words not realg And since those who argue prove nothing A sensible man does not argue. A sensible man is wiser than he knows, While a fool knows more than is wise. Therefore a sensible man does not devise resources: The way of life cleaves without cutting: Which, without need to say, Should be man's way. ed - . A X - l - s. H li . I ,, , . l ' P i, , QA' . ' A 'i 1 1 Q , rw . V 7 ' far . SN l T A ls , , I' ,,4' if N . -' 'mpg r ages: .2 ' ., saszzpy , A-wwf e U -yawn ' K a EN , -i '..' W' I V K -, ' f wwvyjsifj s , f at + A A F wif ' A , A 1 , Q 1 .. THE WAY OF LIFE 11 MAPLE TRAIL VGLUME 46 CAMPBELLSVILLE COLLEGE Campbellsville, Kentucky D gl S11 Edt B d T td A t tEdt T VJff Ad 1 14 37 58 72. 80 88 101 102. 108 116 128 134 140 148 W' THE BE T UF LIFE 47 ' n J 5 I gg ' :fi J f A u .. fp T Q'-Q M 3 ' A -:H 1 iax9, V r ,, e-1, 'P Tux w.4gf,,:,f-.f . ' . ul H. I I , N is V xl R5 fl We .K -iwgiphtlf 'si ' J' . Lvffdwb W Loves living close to the earth Living clear down in his heart, Loves kinship with his neighbors 14 THE BEAT OF LIFE I Sixty-Seven Years History ,... l if 'N hifi rf' cw: ' In 1 A 4 it A . .... - s, .- . 5 ,... X ,. wr . K go EL 'iiiiiztc pw-mum' . The beat of life for the College began in 1906 with the formation of the Russell Creek Academy. As the academy grew and expanded, it was granted junior college status in November, 1923 by the authority of the Trustees at the General Association of Kentucky Baptists. It was de- cided the following year that the school should be renamed Campbells ville College. The proceeding years saw con- tinuous development with the College receiving accreditation by the University of Kentucky Association of Colleges and Secon- dary Schools in 1933. Upgrading into a four-year college was au- thorized in 1957 and, then, member- ship in the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools as a liberal arts senior college in 1963 followed. This span of sixty-seven years saw constant growth and impulse to continue. Today, this beat of life keeps on truckin'. Q W ,481 : ' fs .. 14' NL .A . ,Mg ,. .wa g wi Wearisome Waiting Shows No Partialit ,. 1: X N' gms K 1 'A annum. mr-an ' 'ilf 4 ' -an-nu A ' .M A ,,,, 'hr 3 5' M1 125 , ' gf ' Q Ae S 2 .ml ,af 16 THE BEAT OF LIFE Q QQ' 1 A ,.,. nv ' Z Q QF ,na-UI - fl was 4 New students as Well as former stu- dents are readily greeted by the long and arduous task of registration What better Way to spend a hot August day x T' than standing in endless lines of humid, dripping, dropping bodies? As the last Weary Waiting soul drops to the pave- ment from heat exhaustion, the question arises--Is there a better way? THE BEAT OF LIFE 17 5 J M28 I ta ,J X 1 1 L' 'QM' .xf ,, ,,,-ff sv , 'N xg-If up. Wm' if ,K -3. xsa- 1, .. 'Q1-F 18 THE BEAT OF LIFE a, ,. 9 X' fe 1-A8 X fo 'F an If Wai aw W wi UW Q 0 Ll 3 ,I View aff- if . 'PBS s www radio M V eff' 'RSS at 9 x fn 2:55 .. 4 is iwgfgci . K X Summa 1.A ,.g .. 'D Starting Uver Again Back to the classrooms, books, and homework. For many this is an exciting challenge, collegeg for others a necessary evil. For Whatever their reasons people return again. K gf, ,I K,g ' ' 1, 3E ,s f:5s,4f'?gz, Nt J- xt, ' 3 3 at U t i , yea fv' ' ff 5 .K az ,iz ia THE BEAT OF LIFE 19 E Q 2 5 5 V 1 3 s P ,ww 20 THE. BEAT OF LIFE ,,..-.234 Dorm Life: Human Interaction . mv. if , 'i 753 2 'f-f '2 X' X A, 1 S I va 4 ,4 3' 4 f Y 2 cg Xfk' A i vu . ff y lr 'X' g 1- . Neva 3 'Pz RUF' Growing friendships, personality clashes, arduous studying, and Very few hours of sleep are all major components of dorm life. The beginnings of life in the outside world are born and nurtured in the college dorm. Tl-IE BEAT OF LIFE 21 Freshman Week Is Pun Q4 'fy' fn! M inf-g li ,V ,-'maya' O 22 THE BEAT OF LIFE 41 lifidf', I , , 3, , ,J 1-,QM W'-K., i. X 4 ' , '5 , --gf 52 g iJi? 'Y,?.'1 - ,a, f,,wx.g-fq P 'Wal' ' ' :FLEX ffl , 'i?Eg',5?lW' 4.,,WlY, X ew' ' 9545? lm., 3 ' 'gflvfk , kj ,gf Shedding the traditional green T-shirts and donning the new beanies, this year's freshman class becomes the first class to Wear college beanies. Endeavoring each new phase of Freshman Week, this year's freshmen exempli- fied school spirit and cooper- ation in an outstanding Way. THE BEAT OF LIFE 23 24 TI-H2 BEAT OF LIFE Clash of Classes Degradation and humiliation flee the scene as tradition is broken at the close of Freshman Week. The Rat Court of past years is replaced by a rowdy tug of war with the Seniors, as well as the Freshmen, trying their hands at a wallow in the mire. The Seniors, being fairly outnum- bered, fall victim to the Freshmen in a memo- rable clash of the classes. TI-IE BEAT OF LIFE 25 5 Sounds of Guitars, Drums, Piano and Various Vocals Refresh . . . -I 5 , T-1.x 1 ,gg .,., . sg W, ,., ,.. ,. x Ei Through the sounds of guitars, drums, piano and various locals came the excited clapping and stomping of enthused crowds. Mini concerts and coffeehouses supply the college with on cam- pus entertainment. Although apathy caused many to miss these opportunities to enjoy the groups' artistic talents, it was Worthwhile for those who did attend. THE BEAT OF LIFE 27 'ilyg 1 'jo' p , if lv Q? 5 i TI-IE BEAT OF LIFE 29 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSCDCIATIO The Student Government Association is an elected group representadve ofthesnudentbody.'They serve the students by sponsoring mini concerts, coffee- houses, homecoming activities, movies, and Spring Festival. The association is divided into three branches.'The exectwive brancllis headed by Presi- dent Barbara Brennan 125. The legislative branch is headed by the Vice-president, Greg Gaby CSD. Chief justice Douglas Sullivan C45 heads the judicial branch. Becky Beard fly, treasurer, and Teri Simpson 155, secretary, complete the S. G.A. Cabinet. 121. 30 TI-IE BEAT OF LIFE L... M QA .Zi z mf ff. A ,, ,. M V My G 2 aw. X , 145. ,Lf .. yi' W5 www My X 'fs 6 ,fx ,S + CIVH cr , ' Lx Zg.,,.33' Q f. in 53 if-if fi 3 f , 7 f ,' ,Tx 'I' ,pf '1' lffiw '20 ., , , . mmm -QM: A www, , ,W 1. Y ,dwmv . ew, 2 -Ecyagi ,L f fy- 1535? 7 fi? M., Q Y: Q was Q ,Aw Hwy ,, 5 ,wmM 4 ,iyfwww if Mv'w Q, aaffmwz 'A figlifrwtasum-egg, A.,,g,159m'5Vk.,, .w 'g SL: 13 ww 'N ,, Q ,Mxvw-xvffgq, gwnivg mmibw Q M 'F' , I A V ' if . 'Q X , ,?.fy,,.g YyLf Fx X ,Q ,Y .1 ,Q 4 gf 1 'f X331 , -' 1-'L7' fffifi' f ,Y wg' ,ev Wim: Q. ' ' V9 Www- ! ,xx-P' ff 155 1 . gywrw 5 mu rr: UP '-I O '11 E '11 rr: UJ P-A ., tr, ,Q MY., - vi M . W , A 1+ nv 4' , M ,144-unix N ,.,m,w.Q X 4 Q - ..,x,f' ,,.f ' M PM . 'Vx ww is u. val iw N5 A . Built in Spite of Cold and Discomfort Into the Wee Morning Hours A fm its After many long, cold hours of hard Work emerged products of many laborers Few thlngs brlng such a varlety of people out No matter what talent one had, a place could be found from stuffmg to COl'1S'EI'LlCtlHg X av K at WT J Q ff '55 if 5 Q6-rg KK S, fx X N' x N SQ qw :W M 1 N 2 X N? 2 Q 'Z if fffxx X N e gg ff. :QM K ' , , ,e ef f 2 A X sf -s f X R5-W 1. N1 rs 93? if -6 Y lx isfxw xg if agar? Y . Qwg V aff, in 2 'aw Y f yin, 5 ff wt Q 0 p rwffs 5 'W' AA 4433 Wx 7 ' I 73449452 X554 MQMQA I Y Agfk W f if fzQx, fiff f lf f fm f X V, f 1 ff f 4 kgigtfs x gwwfwffv fm z J fa Q cf gs f nr ,I 4, 75: J 'uf xx4 'Q' I J Mfg f aff , YZ? if ff1,Qi3.1f-rrg ,, 'S fa ' X . y :NZ M V 1. ,sw-, N3 . . X :gi ,L 11 ,x fp-,,,1 z va X ag., ,. S, f My . - VV ,X my , ,rm j , 5 .5 -ily,-.. ...QV ' ywfigs 4 as sy Ewa V. ,'.V,, 4-'-in t af ' X 5 KS Q 16 if ww ' ' 2 2-'Q ' - im ' :Hi ,, t s ff ' TI-IE BEAT OF LIFE 33 -+-Q.....,, W., N Don't Rain n My Parade The sounds of the band, the onward surge of the floats, and bystanders' re- Hj marks, all blend to make the contents 'Nw-M... , -M-..,' un . , - 41' u X MVN, w l N of a homecoming parade. ? ,K we vga ., 5 l W, cg. M 'flihgp-g.,..',4QM 34 THE BEAT OF LIFE N 'vu 5 Q gf E? ff X Y x L Qi ra aw Q4 M3 ,Ev '75 Y z Winning Floats W 'F' F946 'Lx-Q , r 41 Spanish Club, first place Alpha Rho Tau, second Sigrna Tau Delta, third Freshman Class, honorable mention 36 TI-IE BEAT OF LIFE ,M.w?f'Fs,gp I if fi' 1 1 1 '-'lv S i dtvfflq IW' The floats were judged on conformity to theme, originality, color, animation, costume, and stability. Four floats were recognized as excellent this year. Even though these Won, none lost. The feeling of relief, the excitement of the parade, and the anticipation of which was going to Win added to the excitement of another successful homecoming parade. 'x Z.'3. t .ffk 6- lpn nf' X ii ina N .4 3424 Q 51 dak if fi? i aw ft, J Q5 W 8 1 Ya x Ag in , Q 1 Nj ' my E52 if wt ' 'K W' 'X www!! I i' , af -V . -. , Y ' ,, x 6 ,, ,fn I Nil s 14 X'-,1T1.f .TEH A , L 'f'wLQ,J?-wr f ., 'W--H ,Z . w1.:fw:.-- ,gp-qmannwullrl ,,g-z-.,-'jf' 5: ff ' if 'Q 3 m 'Q QSGGW' Homecoming Game 38 THE BEAT OF LIFE NX fd ,g.ig,, as 1 VJ ,. A E ' 4 x syfgfl 5 if M- a.s.L.d ad s' W! 5 A1A1V fifty. r , f if .... y mm- af Cheering the Tigers to victory, raising the roof on Two-Bits, keeping your cool when you Want to cry, searching for a seat in the crowd, crown- ing the queen at halftime, chanting We Want a hun- dred, upsetting the upper dog, glowing after the Victory, all of these make for a happy homecoming. , .3 2,4 my 'w.45YN,,l, M QA, , 'E f 7 ! , V451 44 1 ' nf f 2:2 vqz1,'fs.5Y::. S L X8 suv'- Ev. Tl-IE BEAT OF LIFE 39 Homecomingg Memories Homecoming is a flurry of action and things to do. Days before Homecoming Day clubs are building floats, and pep rallies, torchlight parades, bonfires, coffee- houses, and movies are being planned. Then the Weekend is here and passes much too quickly. But when Homecoming has passed with all of its activities, there are many memories to be recalled. The winners and near Winners have the satis-faction of their Work Well done, the others have hopes and dreams of next year. qw N , . 3 M 9 40 TI-IE BEAT OF LIFE 25' .N 2 Wa' A V f x Q13 f f . 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' '::zVf1w'L. 2 749543: V9.4 9 - 9.-Q Y .X f, - D iw S' 9 A A: ,, , MQ .X g my f f.-X1 Q in fGQ:,s:f'fp gm .'9Wey4, M 'LQ 1 W, x Q- ' f , pf.-,Wa , W-F 4 N45 xm,,.mx,.,V,, X Ya ' , .524 M 'Q QQ Q4 KK -.--.,,,---in 1 M 41 42 TI-IE BEAT OF LIFE jr ,ffm may' 'Q , i iw 'LM ,filffx-4 '!2'.f I7' USD 'i iff f gm' .ef-,PF W. - 'll 5 THE COURT gg,-F55 :HW The 1972 Homecomlng Queen's Court cons1sted of Flrst runner up, Frankle Domerese Frankle, a soclal sclence ma jor, lS a sophomore from Fhnt, M1ch1gan JoAnne Rea, the Second runner up, IS a junlor from Glbsoma, Pennsylvanla, major mg ln physlcal educatlon The Thlrd runner up 1S Joanna Sm1th Joanna IS a senlor W1th a major ln Physlcal educatlon and from Morgantown Lastly the Freshman Attend ant lS Karen McGaha of Taylorsvllle, Indlana W : ,2i', . T 1. . ,, 4 A g ' zl , U 1 . fwfr 'na 33 ' Q ' ' '.Qf',s. ,.- A . X 1: M ,Alia W I ,Q A ' I 3111 4, ' , ' 1 t ,-1' 1 ,Q ' ' :1'l:f.l'ff ' M 'X ' 71, ,w T , a ,,, ,. 1. 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BACK ROW, STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Beard, jill McCoy, Theresa Hanor, Karen Owen, janet Gray, Frankie Donierese, and janet Faulkner. 'fist 5 ..,,, XY if I, 'E is ' JSP :Ss Z X THE BEAT OF LIFE 43 1972. HO ECOMIN EE 1 .., , O suv 910215. ....-IEW we if 'Md' , . I I r Xb. url JU sw Y gut f ,X 'ss' 0' 44 TI-IE BEAT OF LIFE :-'MM 953 4 , uf' J mx,,,d,. x 1 Wm Becky Beard It Qie 4 Q Q ,K 4 ting P e nw'n- Q .. f elif? grimy KQXQ iiit an M i QQ 1385 ,?, .2 f 'on e f s Q Q H' If ' K as ' g Q f 1 ,K in M I Sgf bf isa! ' 5 'fm -Q 5: R y iv 4. Q Q .se ww F, as' iw fi 0 .- 1 W 1 iv Q MN 5 , fm Y s QQ , ,M V., 'Yr' , f 4 w X , 1 V X M , , , my V f . , ,,, Q .55 X . QL s biiffff' 'f 5 W' ,N mf :sd M rtgwlz. 45 f ,BHK K Q in K 4 A 5 H W, z . sq, . V 5 wel'-SQ...,, an 'W W X if .., K e 1 THE BEAT OF LIFE 45 Toward the Future Eyes project toward the future of a new Fine Arts Building and a steady eX- pansion of the Music Department. The number of Music Major and Minor S111- dents increased this year over sixty. This increase in size dramatically shows how inadequate the present facilities are. Overcrowding causes a never-ending hassle for practice rooms and time. However improvement is on the way. The Department received a new elect- ronic piano lab, which allows for the teaching of several piano students with a minimal of confusion and with more benefit to the student. 3 5 , rx .3 f,' ff .-. , -Q 1, ,, a if f, , V 56g,.j.3 ,, L 44 4-A C .-: ., gf. gf' if . , ,A H f .1 fl-A 1z41i3': i:-1 l tj -EHNQEQ' i..5...I1Qf3- fi 2':iQ'fF'!1 jg - 2 A x 'f f am A Xp . , y 54 1 y 1 25: :ry N I 1 4' shy, 'Q msg 255 5' X P g r, if .1 , ,Za ,xX,x flu 4 M 5 I . 'W ,' A' ' A t . X . .. Q Y A , , , . L y Q Q 5' J ' v 17 Q its W. W413.-,.q..,Y5z1 lx A, ., gg, '45 fx . .Saw ,Q 1 f 'mfhf R 9 nr X my 3 X v ff .gy Q 4 '1 3, K 75 1 - fr lf. ,,f , .5 f 25, 233 .Lv I 1. .ri 'ii Q xi ff557'g77V'Y 'pm 1 1 . ! , ,J .14-'x' 1- .1 f 1 1 L, ,,. 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A- .4 'ff ,..,w5'.-.y4.2 5 ' .::f 'f? u 433' H -1,1-i., ?'Q32:?s' 1 1 fi ry RICHME OP ART With the addition of a new faculty member to the Art Department there comes a new critic and a new style of art. Art is offered both as a contribu- tion to a well rounded education and as a specialized area of study. Both Faculty and student exhibits seek to provide an enrichment to the entire campus and recognition of young talented artists. 1 ismwf ,gg A 'NWI 4-433' 1 WN? mx 'WS 48 BEAT OF LIFE Q 'USES fnheaxwr makes the mm. X 3 rg' if ,+f..:s .MA ,. x ww n ww... 2, W1-wa 3 , ww 'S' W Z BEAT OF LIFE 49 Hard Work on and Gff Stage SO BEAT OF LIFE J! iw, ' K- W my usp- , s 5 2 K ' as Wh A ff' ,,,,1 ' , :.. .,.,., g , il' f ,E ' 4 A fmv 4 fy! 2 Z, ' 5: :A fist. Fir.. vii' ff X' fg l qf'?S:g1 'fr - f w .gi Q ,W tus - -1 Q T my L A Q L L.. -T-545: jfj l - ww- lawn 'lf .V 1:1525 1 g 'Alf ' . F T, , . L A 'KC I if ' 2 Q in 5 'Z Y 3 ? i 9 1 QM' L -W f I 217 'img' 5? 'mf 5515 il 'T ff 5 2' , The Drama Department pro- vides Drama minors and students interested in the area learning situtstions in the classroom, on stage and behind the scenes. The 1972-73 Harlequin and Fine Arts Department season of You're A Good Man Charlie Brown , Diary of Anne Frank and The Sound of Music has given to the campus a Wide range of drama- tic performances and drama stu- dents a year of growth. BEAT OF LIFE 51 With Spring Comes Talent and Beauty xi! Q wi fin he Has, A we me ' Personalities are pre sented and talents are demonstrated as each girl vies for the title of Spring Festival Queen and the right to be the Col1ege's representative to the Mountain Laurel Festival. 52 TI-IE BEAT OF LIFE SPRING F ESTIVAL COURT QUEENQ Joanna Smith First Runner-upg Anita Romine Second Runner-upg joy Hamilton Third Runner-upg jeanetta Rodgers Miss Congenialityg Georgi Saylor W f MR CAMPBELLSVILLE CCLLEGE Bobby Embry MW in s,u 'f MISS CAMPBELLSVILLE CGLLEGE Barbara Brennan ,Q 5 as 3: 'vs ' Q Qt 'Q 1 44 w I . e ani' :MWF gg!!! 55 0 I A--.. X tx ,-X I, 4 .,,, W X ' .0- X f . X 5 1,33 PM X ,, f, , ' ' N x ', 'X , K .QP 2 E-X , x f , 5 '1 f 4 'Wi' if 1 , EW' Oftentimes the Spring Semester seems only a long wait until summer. Spring does not have a major activity like Homecoming yet there are two smaller events, Valentine Banquet and Spring Festival. There are no fewer movies and concerts for students. Aca- demicly it is a time for many students in the teacher's program to do student teaching. The Midwest Model United Nations team travels to St. Louis after months of preparation. However the best part of the Spring is the weather, with the winter passed, and being out- side under a tree with someone special : ' ly? ' k ' Q Q .N 5 'rg ..4M.i ' 'f..,!n '-. 'f' QW 5' 'fi :Q f V I -will . f X' 1 1 , , X ' x . . 'f Q- ,HN V 2, A DEQ X, Q sf? ,- 943 'if f' 45.51 , vp . ,g , .f. ,gl Q. g'f:,x U: C Q f X 9 is if x 5 x Zo 4 ix N Of X v 6, if wiki: 9' N . A Q-9315? Yi' x' ixkvk K Q Q, S 4 26: 'Q a X ,X 5 X , '55, SYM, , S: X , X, .X 4 'ii R Vik X ? Sf ,W Mldwest Model United Nations team do libra- ry research getting ready to be the delegation from Morocco at the l973 M. M. U.N. to be held ln St Louis. X4 L25 S A I , wx , 1 A A N Ig J X . v-4 52 ,QA ' V-f1'x5.P. C ' .' '1 iia:':f,1 f , .ar j:Q1.. -- A 1 .V ,:f .V , f .1 . 5 lf, if 1- ' ' ' f X T in , We , ':A-.-n-- w: , H 1:1 HN s 0 - rf, f,-P.-- ' , f ,' , 4 V f.. f fir: 255V X? , 3' , . qs we V , , , ,. , Y Q x ,:s sv 'aim 2 fi' X ff f . SL N' X :af - f ' wa- . 4- 1 , fp,-, ' , 5:5 l 45-, fy: -3? X .1:..,,, . , .- , , 4f,!.,,.f,,.5,.. X, X ,. R, .f ' X f 1 X' 0, -of J 1, ,M 1-mg.-5 .. -t . s - ,I Q-fy Nw 1-f vga! - 21, :J V 2 lf X -NF ww, fl- -.1 at - ' .-.gt --I g. .Q , -Z5 ,al-.g,,,. f gk - 'N ' -ggfffdfffgf-1 A n 1'-ss - A 5 - - . , 1 Y , , , .- , aw- ' ',':+...s.X. A Tifaflf' fir' A fl-it-xg-ms h 1 f J' f ' - Nr. Y ' Q S, ... Xt. vw, - aw' Tl-IE BEAT OF LIFE 57 ENTANGLE CDF LIFE The College provides almost any type of extra- curricular activity one might Wish to join. But when there is barely the time to do one's class- room Work these clubs may become Entangle- ments of both time and effort, With them however one rounds out his College career. 58 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE - 2 rf f' , ' mf :W ff z-4-Silk. 'Wf 13- .PQ -'V' W I Sf, K 'Q ', -nr ? iZf:':fk' ,KIZS . X, Q. . g,,g:fL.v Q ,- , ,, p f , .Ji .vwwsfvrvdf ' wfwvmwmnwwfw YW. a V Q ., is 'Q' ff, 'x XF- IIXF Y' 1. hvw . Yan :Q 15 :S i' ,, if 55- .lk I 9535- LPH RI-IO TAU The purpose of Alpha Rho Tau is to create an interest in and an enjoyment of art. To aid in accomplishing this, the club sponsors art exhibits and sales. QE' .Q , A i ' ,flin g W f , -ti., .vs-L5 ...NW A as 22 f , ., - -f' , ' ' gf .Y jf ' K . I1' .-.A .5 x, - Y 'Se , , .Y , 3 .W . . K 5 K , , Q. . Y t W fi Q L 5 1 Q TES ' ' ii' fc fi , .f -5 , 'M' ,f - ' 4? fi , is f if his , V X we -aw - ,Q Q4 f ' L 1 A2 if g gi, ' 1. . K , '52 fel, . ., , . L Gigi 21:2-if V 'X M . 2 -, . 4 . 1 ' J 121f.,:?,f2v. 1f',j3.51'nQ1j- Q , f ff-.'f'.:gg-' x ' ' ' X ' ' t iff ' 'I - ' , ,V 4' X j?.g2ffq.j.:,'q Q into' s , ' 'a ssay 3 - N 2 . 'J ,ia I :5,:?W,: ,JL :MM ,1. 5 5 , M, N ' ' . 1 - V , 1, 0 gi -Wmaii. z it -182 ,- 'V y , , E i i f gr: 4. ,i V 1 1 bi? f s Q .af G ei' 4 he we is ,x W, SV' gl 3 ENTANGLEMENTS. OF LIFE 59 The BSU endeavors to take the Great Commission seriously. By bringing the claims of Christ to bear on the academic community and by cooperating with local churches, the BSU seeks to enlist students and faculty for the tasks of evangelism and missions. By their activities and projects, the BSU is a campus source for Wor- ship and fellowship. To challenge students to a more Christian so- cial concern and Working Within the academic community, the BSU provides opportunities for study from a Christian perspec- tive in the search for truth in all areas of knowledge. 60 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE BAPTIST YOUNG WOMEN .,.,., .AORN To teach missions, and to lead others to par- ticipate in missions is the goal of the Baptist Young Women. The BYW seeks to involve the Whole campus in various mission opportunities such as empha- sizing Weeks of Prayer for Foreign, Home, and State Missions, and serving in Summer Missions. ln Mission Action projects, the organization ex- tends into the community. These projects in- clude visiting and aiding the elderly, conducting devotional services in local nursing homes, carol ing, and giving a party at Christmas for the un- derprivileged children of the area. i if A 62 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE COLLEGE REPUBLICANS The purpose of the College Republicans is to develop the student body into an intelligent, dynamic, and cooperative political group with practical experience. The club is a means of encouraging participation in the activities of the Republican Party and presenting the party plat- form in an honorable Way. f 2 2 if i i 1. , . U, ff i at . an ww- i?S? - . - 4 M - U wrf' I . A V vi mm 2 7',Lff+3Lm'5 Zn! W 1 4... 'A f-Liv? ' E qkitiism in vi Tigistgtfiliim is ,,,,,,..i..A,,W4f'-W-wrt 1 an , ,,... .. X: f yup 3 1 ' ri f 1. nw iw 5335391 - . ,., .Q , it Wm'-12 e, 12 i Fi, vt . 'f gs - . - a Q j F ,, 4 ,. -' xuavi Q 1 Circle K is a men's service club which serves on many campuses across the United States and Canada. Circle K is sponsored by the Kiwanis International. The purpose of Circle K is serviceg service to the campus, the community, and the nation. It encourages participation in group activities, promotes good fellowship, and instills scholar- ship. lt also provides opportunities for leader- ship training through services. gwzww tc A it ' , -' ' f A , : t was 5- fs ss X ,QSQQM 1 ,N .4 . , H 1, 4, - -f as t 4 ...mam -Q . 315- V , N-S - - wwgww' a g.-S -- 5 f- 4, . N U ,, W ' ..f S. 4 'Z W 5 . k Ai Q Arty QQ . X, Y :av - f S - ' ' .tt M sa K ,mf W fl M 'QM CIRCLE K ,SFA 3 MQ!! npww S28 i vig' N , 'x,x is 4 g 4, ,, if ' 'Q ivy Q as E ' + JR K tx X 3 ft 'FR C if J . - ,-'. .. . sy wi ,S ' we if limi Z if 'K Q... ik .4 ,,,,. ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 63 K' fx' , i',2f1-fffm ' - ff -.sz ,Q , 'E , W .ww ' ' ' ' , ' A' ,- .,,. CV M. 4 , K ,Q-mam-und! M,,,,,g,, in ' Lx --...--v 5 Harlequins, in conjunction with the Fine Arts Department, produces the dra- matic presentations Which provide enter- tainment for the students, faculty, and community throughout the year. Beginning in 1971 the Harlequins began a two year renovation program to make the stage and auditorium more appealing to the theater-goers. They hope to im- prove the theater and present a fine dra- matic season at the same time. I-IARLEQUINS , ,yi-ff xg ,5f 'f ,.: A f 1554: 4' X ,mx-,ff X ' 41 1, -Q, .,l , M .1 . 1, . . ,. , - . ' 1 64 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE Q-MATES K-mates, Which is for females only, is e of three such organizations in the United ites. lt is a club which cooperates and ordinates activities with Circle K, the ganizational male counterpart on campus, d Kiwanis International. m . . :I Their purpose is to serve the college and munity by promoting better citizenship service. K-mates, promote good fellow- ip, high scholarship, and high standards. ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 65 5 I B... by ' 5 ii K wwe- A ,:QJH,:, 1-...Q H l if , is '91 X 32. if '91 V X A, XX ' 'Q I fi ' Qi N MINISTERIAL ASSCDCIATIO JL We, the Ministerial Association, believe in practicing the principles of Christianity in our daily lives, in our business trans- actions, and in our contact with our fellovvmen. Male students, preparing for full time Christian service, form the membership of the Association. All members are encouraged to participate in visitation programs to Nursing homes, jails, and hospitals in the area. i 66 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE Am ' 52 x 1 .I ,I 2 7 3 5 flaw WP lP.,'f, of swf mic-e f yvfmgjn I In the field of music, the Music Educa- tors National Convention has available to its members opportunities for professional development. It specializes in promoting the mastery of musical expression by vocal and for instrumental means. It is open to every student who desires to perform sig- nificant music for instrumental ensembles and maintain a facility in music. To aid in the student's development, the club brings in speakers from different areas of the field and plans to organize trips to a recording studio and a music publication house. They also promote the Community Concerts and student recitals. My . .N.C. N ., , ., M ey J 5 il Ti qi M.. ' .,..,.,e . . .. ,. f , .X f ' ef,-4:1 wif . q. brit ' aff? - X k,f4.m qQ.1:w,,,S.'ss4xfJJg' Q. 1:1 ., 1' 43 WY WV!! 'mv' I L .. ...,,,,. .f' tax is gf 2 'E E L g . Ti fl, ' 1 , - ' M K :f 4 X 4 tr ' 1 , ' 1 '- V . C-..f , 4' W4 ' if f :BF 249-3 f'.-2 . H K , . zz . ,fwEaf,.w,-,f,.vwf fe- M , M-ff--W:-f , . , . f , ,X a Q ?' , , v lg X .516 ,s A Q? K is ,,. Q Qs Li fi .- Q ff. W E - gi i S S im iw 1 if y rf 5 vii. 9 if f 5 3 433 E' aggfe 5 32 as 5 tp 5 ...A Q A 311' if ' f' , X- iw W iw ' 4.i.Q.m.,,s,.K-- -Q -'H -V aff..-2.,,.,,s - Q- '- - 'Qu fe f Q .,,. . K 1 :.-.-. 2 ,,,,.. . ,..,... .,..v.., ...-.,, i - . , ..,, .... , . f. . . l T., 'V-we ' 4 1 - was N vm f . ' ' f S' MQW ur :wr , in-,VV ..,. .-,ii V! it K 'S 3,5-ff 552:-'1f A W i Y' -. ' , W wg- ., , , X .xg f ---' fz.,,- 'M fi if n 5 . ,, ' sv 'K ' :TV C -. NARA' . , Q' :J I -if 2 9 S A 'V We h ' A., Ami ENTANGLEMENTS CF LIFE 67 PHYSICAL EDUCATIO MAIORS A D MINORS The goals of the Physical Education Majors and Minors Club is to promote physical education in activities, to instill a professional attitude and sense of unity among the students, and to provide re- cognition for those students Who display outstanding service to the profession While a student at the College. Some of the activities have been: cook-outs, a conoeing trip, and activities night in the gym, and an overnight camp- ing trip. ' 'VX 4. X' r. I . A ,la M , L' Vw :ff . I Al -Q VZ was gi fy, Xxx . I ez' Mgmt? 153 ,fs 7' 4. Q ,wk 3 Y P 39 M 79: BW wr If 5' ' Maw 68 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE a W., ,M y SGCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The Social Science Club is designed to form better citizens of its membership. This is done by informing them of social needs and making plans to get them involved in the social prob lems of the community in which they live. Besides their aca- demic interests, they also take part in leisure-time activities. Some of these activities have been football, hayrides, a slave market, and acting as tour guides at the Perryville Battlefield. Membership into the Social Science Club is granted to any person, student or alumni, of Campbellsville College who is taking or has taken a concentration of Social Science Area, Major, Minor, or has an interest in the Social Science field. ,,,,,,,..,a.-www-W W ..:-'-'T'T ': Z' I' ,FM,pv fggyf ,Af .4 i .-.i5 Ji Sw AU' 5 . in , if ,A il ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 60 Hari EW Q 'P Q 81 ' ---ni 70 f SPANISH CLUB ' C - V' . I K 'S'--pr yt - '-.sf z'-- i, - A . .V ' . ,Mime-A 1 x i - .-f4 A'.'+.5g 4 .....,,,,, i ling' S lL The Spanish Club is organized with the purpose of furthering an appreciation of the Spanish language and culture, With an emphasis on the concept of cultural and international understanding. Members are recruited from the Spanish language stu- dents and any other individuals who desire to learn more about the Spanish Culture. Activities include such items as an International Dinner at Christmas time, Spanish films, radio programs, Latin American symposium, participation in the Carnival Day activities, and a vivid interest in Homecoming activities. The members also Work on the Spanish news- paper Que Pasa Chiquitito? ' , H1722 Wiwiflwrwww lv mwww! in-gunman-ww--Q .,....-.....- ---A J, ..., sw Y' wiki NW ' 1 S.N.E.A The purpose of the Student Nation- al Education Association is to provide active, helpful experience for those students planning to enter the teaching field. It also aids others in determin- ing Whether or not they have the abili- ty to become a teacher. . BEQ Aw K' -W MB? ? M f 'cvgmw -. ,. -ff JM ff' . A a vw? aww -4 ,J 1 - L5 .wr X45 wi if 31 c 5 6 5 'xg if FYR 'Y V we G 'Anka' Q ' 1' f ,X W1 av, .Q 5 ma t ' Q 'f . Q X 404 5 x a ' ,: 3, .,,. : ,:,:..:- , x f Q J jgx X? K fb. .-,, V ff .. ,, , . V X Y 1 4 Y. ,K 3 W V up W X 0 if was Q? ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 71 This year the campus has a newcomer to the organizational scene, The Chess Club. The club has been formed to promote interest and increase knowledge and skills of the game. The Club's main acitivity for the campus is plans of several Chess tournaments. CHESS CLUB 5 A?X'G::5?:1 X If XWSESQQXQ 6 -more .. in-in t . LM I I 1: 1 51 1 R , , If fs A V Q ' 4 ff . ' A 1- ' 72 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 'Sluts umm? fl, f if ii . if 0 BEAUTIES The classic beauty of the College is reflected over the next six pages in what the Maple Trail staff and students feel to be an outstanding ex- ample of the unique and subtle beauty character- istic of Campbellsville College. Selection of these Women was based on Home- coming Queen's court, Spring Festival candidates and special catagories selected by the Maple Trail staff. In placid, pastoral settings, We pre- sent the Campus Beauties. ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 73 Ava Bmgham Elinor Clark 74 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE Sharon Morris wa-.qqp9 awh- .qhw 9'-aw, ' we ,n L u y 4 nan. 4 Q44 ya .. nr' una 11 1 A as my on 4, .4 . az Georgi Salylor BeCkyBeard ,I '- - ,Y hw 1972. VALENTINE QUEEN GLEMENTS OF LIFE Frankie Domerese 1972 SPRING FESTIVAL QUEEN x5 55 Joanna Smith E 1973 MISS PI-IOTOGENIC l im f Brenda Tuttle 78 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE in ,IH 'F' ': f . ' . f. -.- wk '+,'?s.'pvs1 .r-T , 1'f , .,.,.A, L H, , L.I. if 15 I , . 1973 MISS MAPLE TR IL i. x vw., ,ik .A 9'1 VN? .. 9' ,I A I ' , '5'ff'Qrgy- 'M f , 5 wwf Ha: 1. an fa, - f. A. 2' :V I Y I I - 1 l l I aII 'ff'-1 +5 flfi' Laa , - 2 -.. . N I. ,X 5' 7.15 VQ I 'l4'13'r I -:fa-' a' , tr Ae I ,mv ...V' ,,,L- lhlt I 7' -1 'iM -- dv-If-v v 'Wr-fp, lv- I 5 , .,,: -4 1, Q- ,Q ,A If - -ga..-:V..:.. .1 54 1' -41 'A A -11, V. J' I .,..4.n...,., Af, . AJ, . 0 ,H I- 5 g-SQ? M' A' Qu f I 1 aa ' rf V X Y-s 6.95 sexe I 'Sl A Q P sg, . e .0 ., Q 4 511 ' sf! 'gravy J, . Ro fi' Nflsav. ' I, ' x- . .w..v I fi X ' Y ' Q9 A i , P f ELS' NEC , 'fa A . If 'W' .. 4, il' '- 1+ n ai? 1 au, W c. Q, Wi V f fg N: if I ff? AH 243,-A, qavf Q t , , iw? - K L x 'f -. , ' 3, xi i'-- Qs- lx , ,L Y- Q' ti v pg gulf' 4 If f' A ' , ' 1 n 'iw A lf H M . Jg2Ew.,9 ,RQ , 3-.wg in M 3 N Q ff .W V Y 1 MQ , 1' f ig? 3 f I - me .-+ N I ' dgyft' Q 'V' X , a Us -af A 'f- - ' fr ,,f y If ' 4 ,la x 1 4 L' Ig I Ay 4 , Y' guy: 4 55 s if '- 4, 1 'W Ii -aff: ,. ' , N v-by 5 N , 6 sf ei 'AU W' H -I 2 . I .- ' ' Q . N - ' A A' Q 5 I 1 ' I Q K 1' , x , ' 1 an I ,Ai - ,, I U., 1 ,wig I ,X 4 . ,b,.V-LL' 1 , - ,, s wg 5, F ' x 5 , :ill'v1: 'fit if N QQ is af: 5. . 1 fisrff-7 . F' I A wg I 4 ' I Barbara Brennon ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 79 A ,ir 1 if A' A 293, i ff13F N ri i 15 'T -. , ,, , 'l V ,V if W A J P BLICATIQNS College publications include three outstand- ing literary efforts. THE COLLEGE ECHO, an award Winning paper, is the voice of the students on our campus. The PURPLE PATCHES is our literary magazine published annually, lastly, the MAPLE TRAIL is the record of the school year at the College. 80 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE ' ww' THE COLLEGE ECI-I0 -vw f ,hfwfwf L SH ca- a 4 W. X WN, QNQ N 1 un. 'M-.. X x f '1 W.: Wa 1. ' j . 4, ,f wm,,,,,f,,w gif Myra Pdf-f If 51? 3 The College Echo is the award winning monthly newspaper published by the students. It seeks to be informative on crucial issues and events pertinent to the student body. This .year's editor, George Lewis, along with his staff, is encouraging the campus to take a more active role in the paper. ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 81 mfr if 5,13 I , .WJ ,Zigi ', Y 'sh ei.. if . 1, 4 gf? MAPLE TR IL STAFF TWY- -mmf if fx KH vw Gw 82 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE mu Q, nf MM 'W' M f f new Editor .... . . Advisor ......... EA ,f ,mv 4. Tf .EAL 7 'J f walk 5 x ws, 5 If Y ' . . ' S4 Wikia- jf . l S' ,,,,., Y ia ainh Zh f . i'i??:2'54'fi' : in V , ..,,. , vw 0 ' ,1 K -KV AJS! Ky . Q ' g Q 5 .94 KS A 4 ' 133' sn, 5 fl :ft- S' 5 at gl ' f 1' Sl gigggk ,, ,, i3 s.2.i4 if ' ' ah' r ' fm Z 3 Sw , A , s w f: YQ-,g7sZ,,Q, , V, 3 W' -4, gl i K. gfji fl v 3 the . f ' isa we 12 I MA! fa fa . . Douglas Sullivan Mr. T. V. Jeffries Managing Editor ....... Brenda Tuttle Photographer ........... Mark jordan Beat of Life Editors ...... Bill Coffey Wanda Scroggins Organizations Editor. . . .Bob 1. Crum Athletics Editor. . Faculty Editor. . . Senior Editor. . . junior Editor ..... Sophomore Editor. . . Freshman Editor. Copy Editors .... Steve Merideth Susan Winfrey Patricia Miller . Suellen Raley . . . Kay Felty . . Alan McNeil . . . . john lngle . .Teri Simpson Kenny Lowe 83 PURPLE PATCHES l. g, ' ' Cy- E 2 'Lf 1 M '52 ta is 3 ,ww 'W , ', at Q -V. wa.. V-wmv W., With aid from the Department of Literature, Language, and Library Science, Sigma Tau Delta publishes PURPLE PATCHES each Spring. The lit- erary magazine is a publication of students' Work in poetry, essays and short stories, with prizes a- warded to first, second, and third place in each catagory. The 1972 Purple Patches Won a 3550 award from the Kentucky Arts Commission. It has also Won a place on the shelves of the University of Kentucky Library along side of the publications of other col- leges. 1. Sylvia Morris, Editor 2. Barbara Brennan, Assistant Editor 3. Mrs. Ruby Curry, Advisor GREEK LIFE 48' x ,, A ,, M. x Q S 12: 1 2 if y L 9' 'L Ng Q1 . IE I .- v ' Q ,4 2,i '3f .mx 4 , p xg , , 2 . 4 r- Q W 'i 5 , ,. sift- , N. 4 A. 'r-,, 'Q Many people may not realize that there are four Greek Fraternities on cam- pus. A11 of these are honor- ary fraternities open to in- dividuals Who are majoring and Ininoring in the area of study. ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 85 f DELTA PSI OMEGA Signia Zeta is a national honorary society whose purpose is two-fold: fly to encourage and foster the attainment of a knowledge of the sciencesg Q25 to recognize the attainment of high scholarship among those fitted for membership in this society. Any college student Whose major is in any of the natural sciences or mathematics, and has completed 15 semester hours of these with a grade-point average of 3. O0 in the sciences and mathematics, shall be eligible for election to active membership. 86 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE Delta Psi Omega is a honorary dramatic so- ciety Whose membership is limited to students who show outstanding performance in speech and dramatics, both on-stage and behind-the-scenes production. The club also strives to create an in terest in and an appreciation of drama. This year the club has provided the lighting for the mini concert series and, for the first time ever, built a float for Homecoming. SIGMA ZETA ff The Upsilon Chapter is Campbellsville College is a division of the National Honor Society of Sigina Tau Delta. Sigma, Tau, and Delta, the Words, come from the initial Greek, symbolizing in English sincerity, truth, and beauty. The chief aim of Sigiha Tau Delta is to promote a mastery of Written expression, to encourage Worth- while reading, and to foster a spirit of good fellow- ship among students of English language and literature. ,xi xvww mg, 'WOW' 'Tw i-7fii 2'2?2'I 5 A : ' ' 12112: r W ' ' , 1 - ll 5293 '-l.'fQL ' 32E 3 ' M. .- T la ' i wi Q Ik fr' is - tl V. 557' 41' ' . l 1 ' C ' Mskifga-llvivi?'fSfi'PX ! 't '7 iEll' limi' 'A 'll' Aw I 1 ,A , 1' A ' - -k1'1U ' 5:-.W ,flaw X, 51 ,E t 74,1.Lgig,Q:,L,V5 xt: fy? 2 , ' ' MST, if ' 4' lf ?'1if,,ff wflffiff-f , flmzll '5 Fl HT wllf' 5 A 53 K 'T 1 fffZ'33llfi'f?Wl1'?'V1 ' A, r ?l'?fil'?4'f ,wif may Q, , s 34 .4 7,3 w -' k Y 1,1,5,:f3?g' ' 1? l,+.?i:fAQ I, :rw '-I 51' V ' 'f-. N 'E Q I xgfda:3:'?5' ,V 9 1. ,, 1 si 3:5 ,sf ,ln t T .Qt f ga ,, L, ix is ' '. ,. 322333, 3 'A X SV' :if 5 X ,,sf,s,s, . 'Q Q n . .l 5433512 fy gf 45134 1 1 1 . N l, Zffk? ' ' TA 1 v Lf, ', ,, .- If , ,,f 'gg' .Q ,gy 2,1 2, Z Aff ,V A ' ' A -:s 5i.'s www SIGMA TAU DELTA New V Q Qi new RN' MQW? fi j PHI BETA LAMBDA Membership is granted to any present stu- dent or alumnus of the College who is taking or has either taken a concentration in the busi- ness or economics area, or has a special in- terest in either business or economics. THLETIC5 E ig Q 'nl S A, an gf fi 1 igfiii ' W' J ti- iunw ,Nfl Q, ,Nigga , is A I' fi i F 2 A Q.-J or W' f Y ' , ,A A ,awp A 155 1 W is ,, if ,,.. ,.,, x xSCg i ai Q Y Q A 'aku-I Sports is the spark of good times here. En- thusiasium and support, from students, faculty, and administration alike, is high. Whether cheering from the sidelines or participating in the various school athletics, involvement is their sport. 88 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE K! w Focus on Basketball 1972.-1973 -,, FW' A new coach . . . A young and re- latively inexperienced team . . . fail to spark the old Tiger Spirit despite opening the season with three conse- cutive Wins . . . When a hustling Tiger team puts it all together on the tartan floor-the only needed element-enthusiasm from the stands . . . 7 1 v , eff xg xr' .vii-11115 ' WN . if , .. -1 -AW ' 2 Jxfxl- L 6? 90 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE yi ,W-V F :ul fx . , if 'My in 1 1 ff X ,. ! , Basketball Action JF' A sm ,1 44 1 . N fl V . ., -f' , ZW F '4 -sf S Q . A . F 4 V L W 'V '04 avi. gg. w1:?fF2fl .-w Wy . ' . 3- 3, N Y 5, z ,,49v,gs4f:, xg, ,, Tgwl g. X Y ' . N M S5 5: WH X' Qgwlf ' ,. . ami S w - N. SX ' 9 2?2X'LS-- A-'1'W'-'Hx,35i?iM'iS X 'Wf- N -Vfif-f' if , A 0- ' S - fi Y '41 'z 3 , if, ' ' Fifi' , x M., 5 b 1 1:15 3,4215 3,521 ww - , Q0 N?'igf 'V f ' , -f ' ,.Ef,f .: 'E Q '- f'::G2:2-:sv n. 1' gif? if ,E--QAQ V ,V .22',f5YMY:LM '. ly '- -' HN 9 25. 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JK L3-9 L ' X ' 4.- ,X ,149 ,jim A 5fi,gg,,fj , D .,,5.,fg,,xf4,g A .H wszffg.,a,14:.zm'f1f-fh,,. gig--gm,gi,fren.:i3f3agiwf:sig::4fqffgffgz ,,' ,fx ,ew 'Z - wfwfSf 5Q3 f'v f ' 'Q '.f.,i:?'iZ.iSvff'-.:.'-' 5-Elf ff' vii'F!E1iffFiii W2-S'Tfa '75f V44 M ' - ' S6 5 - .' - H 1's,:f ' ' ' 'U' z- - N Q , ,Q,g.-Es-v,:2?'-'-'f--'v9ffeE2Exz55:gfii.- Y ,Z . ',..f'wM.?Ms2',, .f 33 -Ai -K x 2-www f ' ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 91 BASEBALL. . .GGLE . .TENNIS THE BEGINNING AND THE END OI? SPORTS ' HW wmv. -H-np ,N IN I e . P ffm Q ...- ,f1'YfQgw.. . If X 1 '- A I ?' ' , Q af, . , .5 f 1 1 , , ,Y ' lf' if-A we-ai , ' A ash 1 V , 'ki 4 v x N Wg M gi , Y ' 5., KW- , .K , , ,, Q ,,- 'KGB' ,. f, 1 f A X5 ,sfxfi f x ,. f ig 43 W, wk ,M 11, p K gi K ,A 9? ,kms 4 Us 1. ' gg ' ' J JSM X , . 7 a .N X A , . X3-'WS x K' Q! 'jk L1 , ' , if W 2 - X, 4- ' 5 f Y Q I - Q AF' Q wx i 3 , ,,, , X., . f M. 311231 -' xx Vi ai 4.-ff L, ,X AV .., X ,, ., lm NX W' A41 A X N I 5 ,,e.' , , ASSKQE' g' V .f ,Q .- .waxy ,gy if , ,V I xt , Q 1 N, . 1 Q' A 1.17 v Y ' use - , , Q 3 K Yam swf W ,.-.... ' is- W3 NK ww, Vw, 4' . , ,vga A -fvffvl , -3, we-' , we fhmf wg, x wx- . wx 'V my xx t Q 'A' .Q an lwf V ywk , w Q .4 N- X x 1 5' 1 l . A ' s X y 4 g M 5 ,. 4:1 :U K . . x ' x . 's . Q X k X 'f ' -rw, ,av'1'Sn '5f12 , W If . , fy, W x - by ww, A9:z'g:tx1:r. AM x 4 E -W X ' 02. .-g,.-1.-ogg. I' -.1 - .Q!,,N,,jv N . ,fu 1 -' 1 ' .. -'-.ff -. 1-, ,-1. + v ' ,Av , hx, W Ez ,-122151: , frleiifx,.Q1?-'!'5:-.w uT?rv- E..-3' TI-IE ENTANGIEMENTS OF LIFE 93 Find Yourself In Intramural Activities 94- ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE An Athletic program on campus is made up by more than teams for colli- gate competition. An intramurals pro- gram is planned to give those Who Wish to take part in sports, but are unable to be a member of the main teams, a chance to take part. Intramurals include football, basketball, pool and ping pong. Programs for Women likewise are planned. With Women's Lib and a recent decision in the courts that Women should be allowed to be a member of a sports team if she is qualified Women's sports are becoming even more important. This program on campus includes bas- ket, tennis and volley. 'x -Q , V , VV- wmv, 1' ff if ff' X .wp mf.. , 35- -1, -'-4 4 5 B :Hg W fi wifi., Ma ' Q .,, IR -W ip: ..V, , , 4 f' ff y Vx nf ff , Pr! wf-wmv-M ,,.,v-M . .N-4 1 .f f--7, V 'ff V ., ,.,. , ,V . Q 1- 51, -. f. 4 251 I A ix PV 1.2- :gb ? ?' V A V. W 5 L A . we 'M ' 5 Ns Q' 'f , '. 4' ., V Y ifffv 'J'-1, V352 eq' , ,iff fg ' . . 7 -iz' 4. V , ' , ' 1 , 5 ,.,. 4,-.f.1f' ' 1- :f ,. J: e f .vw-.14 --X- 5 - A , , F , .fsV:,: 1 ,M 3 ,V-., , -1 Qzf,-vgf',,E,:--Sm. 'A2.zu,ffn,'-' ' . ' ' ff-1i.3'z.2. .. Q1 ' V ff an ' , 1 X ' VV , V 13 5, V - V - '3 - ig V- . i fXgff Q1 Y 'Q- wg E J ,., , , A gk: ' . ,Q fe .-1 , , Vi, , E .I h gm, 1 ,wx W -gg N x w ww L-:L J.,-.,T 'g51.,,,, -1 - - .. K- ,f , ,Q , V . .,- -V f , V ,, -f y - 'ff , V ' V! 4- J - I , - - K ,. ' N :Vffvg1.-'MnH',- V, V V wr - eww! VV:-mfr-V f-5 4,,,,.A1,i-11 , 'l.:'.K:w. ,fi 2'm ,, , . - .. - - - -Qu M f if VR, -W M A V , ix 3 ,. ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 95 QLEVALQ CHAMPS :mn - 'u I1 w .M . aria' 'Hay I I Whatever Your Reasong Whatever Your Sport ji' :K 5. it y T law? Q V? H 1 ' up-N, wfwbww wf X' if fx fi X Cv uve MA 'if .ii , , 9 .A Q ,-1,,9'Q1g ,ina N, 5 gig .. i X w55 4x,,. f . bg, xml N f fg,,o,,t wk A ,N t Q 3 .iiimcsa-g,,.' ' :awagwax .1.1,,- a.ss2?LXext,,iW ' Whatever your reaso Whatever your sport you Will find your spot in the College intramural pro- grams. If the reason is physical fitness you will find it, if you Want the thrill of competition that too is in the program. HS ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 97 Athletic Qriented Urganizations 94 , xi ff , . , 416 Q 5 , s H, Intramural Council These men organize our Intramural sports and determine the rules by which We play them. Re- member the football rules? Especially try to recall the one rule on clenched fists. ,Mi -Alf L Hs W-v' 98 ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE f' , fi!! Nh U wi 1----U--.-1 39. Uhr W'- .lx My N. f .. ,, .ix A T Na T' Q ,gi HR. WX it ii 'SE W 3' ' W 531' ' A an i T Q., we PCA. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group of young men Who put God first, Whether they are on the playing floor or in the dorm. all' is if 3? X JF' Yi ' N 5 E ii- :MIA 'ey aff - 2 X A:-Q -il' , sr 2 s. ., x N Q9 .4 wi KJ kv -M Karate Club These men practice the ancient Griental art of Killer Karate . This sport involves perfection of mind and body. Only the most fit dare practice it. 'W ? ,. ,,,,,,, .Q .- ,wm..,,-1 N ,aww vw:-ww M fy f Mfg ,,, , , X Y 'WE ' f f f x y , 1'-v ' 1 Af gg, humans! 2 'T X ,-4, ' www-M-mos. 'Q M av W. lx up ya . 'if' S eww BUSY' ihwu idea Huw U13 1 'Q ENTANGLEMENTS OF LIFE 99 O Cheerleaders add the 5 Roar-r-r-r 'E0 the f li A -...au News 1 Tigers Sharon . 4 Agfdgyfeggeum, , 6 6 11' fi j' IN ,Q- ' I. -QQZQQQQ3 rl' - I f v x yj ,, . ,,if?f'35hr-iffjgg, z-Mr: . .v:..gfJ.Pf,, symlfi -x,h Jw., x,.'W -- P 'rw if A mifag POPULATICDN CDF LIFE -W ,, ,,,x .. J,g,m,, , . A up up MSW? ' ifaii' 3 ' sw at MQ? XM S i , sf XP if ' 5 I if Q gig xi :ix -1 ...ig M.. is e 'f fe P . - 4 pl in Xypu, ,,, 4 , N ' JW. , :lk-,,: ., -N V. A , S -4, W 5' , Y K 6 Y ,gi M, Q. A H f-'A ' P 'Q W M-Q at, f' Sf . 1 1 Q ' b 3 if w K 1 1, jj . 'jg f -, 4 M . - il ' fi 'Wg we - A 'f Awe--W - t . 1,. ,x ,, fc --Ex ,,.. Q ' Q. V -' 9.5 ,Z xi M-Q 'S Q P. is y .A i 5 Q J ' , M- M, 1 i' 1 ., ,A , , ..., , Vlv , fa .,, . - ' . J - fx - , f',ff'- 'Xl QQ , f ', K' if 4 ' A fo? i 1 if X Q ,. 1 , a 3 4? i ,I Z yi ? ,f 'sr 5 H is Q my - - 5 f f 4 , ,M s A, , . V' I an K X gg- 5 , ff , ' f it 1 ,fi 5 J 'V 7 I - a L x, if - ' , 1 1 ww ' p ' 1 1 1- ,A at ' v , - i . ' ' 4- 4' 1-Y S M '9 f MIs Q, V VL '4 6' Many different types and kinds of people come together to form a college campus. They may either be students, faculty or administration but each has his contribution to make to the campus life. PGPULATION OF LIFE 101 A 3 .L Dr. XWWU . 'i x -ni! TI-IE , ' J at i PRESIDENTS GPPICE ii C , William R. Davenport, President Mrs. Dallas Stotts, Secretary wt 5 a,,,.... f I f H F 1 JW' 1, THE ACADEMIC .OFFICE Miss Janet Hood, Secretary Dr. David Jester, Vice President -1-una-Ianni 1'-1 2 A The Board of Trustees DIRECTGR 013 RELIGIUUS ACTIVITIES Dr. Charles Kiker ,ADMINISTRATIONIPOPULATION OF LIFE 109 Mrs. Lucy Brock, Secretary X W x I, -' A I ,f I 4r,wN.AQM, B, 3 1 TNI I y T fl Hi, J Dr. Roy Ray, Vice President Mrs. Marie Jester TI-IE STUDENT LIFE OFFICE LIBRARY DIRECTOR Mr. Brantley Parsley 104 POPULATION OF LIFE fADMrN1sTRAT1oN Mrs . Betty Hatfield Secretary Mrs. Diane Roberts, Secretary we c , H I 5 Mr. Marion Horn Development Associate THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE s l 1 N 1 f 1 ,al-1, .Q . :f 4' . 0 G Q 'ok f H -YEA .KKK X Dr. joe Asher, Planting Consultant 5 1 2 f :X f V fr, f, vQ4Awl K 4 'Q vws am X 1, QEM R H 4 X l' 4 .2 YL, lf 4 P . l., ,. .f 5 k mf Z X E lf 1, y x f x v f ff g ci ' V. f AWK C ' V 9 , -' 46-' ' - X, ff X Af -if ' X iawitwx X, , we QgTs,lf'fi'f .X :C 'j -1 1 , ,- - T Q.. 01: , ' arg V17 f ,PI ,. 11,13 f 1-:ss 5 e2z:'.s .32:P 'SY f 3 . . N., ...... T f F , I if - -ew f' -if if 'Avi' Vw. Q?-if 5 LMA 'M-if, 1'-:.'-:Pa -, 1. - H' ' ,:1 cz, X ' Kuff , gXfSmmw.m.w.... Mr. David Forman Admissions Counsel Mr. J. Alvin Hardy Director of Admissions Miss Becky L. Sims Qirz and Financial Aid Admission Counselor Qgx lk Aww! THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE 7' , F: ' .,.4Ff1'f-QW. -Q' K' :Q w 3 ca 1.5 ' X if rt . , m'WX',,,, , y -'mg' , ' 1 , X mmm Mr. Lloyd H. Neil Business Manager Mrs. Jeanette Mason Secretary TI-IE REGISTRAR? OFFICE if ' V CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Mr. David Gillespie, Registrar, Miss Debbie Fenwick, Mrs. Frank Kidwell, Secretaries 106 POPULATION OF LIFEXADMINISTRATION 'W 'Wa twine. Mrs Martha Stem Secretary Wig ...ul-.-' Q ' RWM NURSE Mrs. Wxllle Qnyder XMMN, -fum,-.f K ,, Ar- :fy fg Q 'E .- x . K . ,. Z? .i,iZ,L.' :..:: ,, A ff ' X ww-f....w quam. 2 5 3 5523 w 1 ax fm c 3 Q 3 - BEM 1.-M9 ,ip .J DONNIE H. BEDDINGFIELD Instructor of Music M. M. , University of Oklahoma WILLIAM BENNETT Instructor of Political Science M. A. , Western Kentucky University DON H. BISHOP Chairman, Health and Physical Education M. A. , Eastern Kentucky University E LAD IO BOLANOS Assistant Professor of Spanish M. A. , University of North Carolina MRS. CARL J. BOONE Associate Professor of Education M. A. , University of Kentucky LINDA BROWN Instructor Health and Physical Education M. A. , Eastern Tennessee State University 108 POPULATION OF LIFEXFACULTY PAC LTY Because of an appreciation of the dignity and worth of the indi- vidual personality, an atmosphere of friendship enveloping the entire campus has been developed by the faculty. In their efforts to be helpful both in the classroom and with everyday problems the fac- ulty shows their concern for the students. f 'iti I vs-1 ,4W 't 65 TGMMY R. CLARK Instructor of Art M. A. , Northwestern State University of Louisiana ROBERT S. CLARK Associate Professor of Social Science B. D. , Southern Baptist Seminary DR. H. E. COKER Associate Professor of Religion Th. D. , Southern Theological Seminary RON G. CGLEMAN Instructor Health and Physical Education M. E. , University of Mississippi MRS. BONNIE COPPOCK Associate Professor of Psychology M. A. , Western Kentucky University MRS. RUBY C URRY Assistant Professor of Literature M. S. L. S. , Spalding College I. FOSTER ELDREDGE Assistant Professor of Language M. A. , Vanderbilt University BEATRICE EVANS Assistant Professor of Biology M.A. , George Peabody College INA MAE GREGORY Instructor of Business M. A. , George Peabody College L. M. HAMILTON Associate Professor of English M. A. , Georgetown College DR. S. S. HENNEIN Professor of Sociology Ph. D. , Northwestern University MRS. SAMIRA HENNEIN Assistant Professor of Psychology BOBBY R. HIMES Associate Professor of History M. A. , Applachian State College DR. PAUL G. HORNER Chairman, Bible and Religious Education Th. D. , Southern Baptist Theological Seminary THOMAS V. JEFFRIES Assistant Professor of Physical Science M. A. , Western Kentucky University gin fi X xt i . ' Ju I 9. 7171-eil' Q6 ef' .av ?y i if ' J S .Vi I XX 5,,,..'f'r A 3- 'x . . I 0 110 POPULATION OF LIFE L. D. KENNEDY Chairman, Literature, Language, and Library Science M. D. , Southwestern Theological Seminary JE RRY KIBBONS Assistant Professor of Bible M. A. , Centeral Missouri State University DR. CHARLES KIKE R Assistant Professor of Bible Th. D. , Southern Theological Seminary DANNY R. LEA Instructor of Business M. B. A. , Middle Tennessee State University MARILYN MAYSE Instructor of Music M. A. North Texas State University DR. DREWRY MEECE Chairman, Department of Education Ed. D. , University of Kentucky DR. SHIRLEY MEECE Associate Professor of Literature Ph. D. , University of Kentucky RUSSELL G. MOBLEY Assistant Professor of Drama and Speech M. A. , University of Kentucky POPULATION OF LIFE 111 MRS. IEAN MoRR1s Instructor of Library Science M. A. , University of Kentucky WILLIAM C. MYLES Associate Professor of Education M. A. , George Peabody College PAUL E . OSBORNE Associate Professor of Mathematics M. A. , University of Mississippi BRANTLEY H. PARSLEY Assistant Professor of Library Science M. L. N. , Emory University DR. NOBLE L. ROBERTS Chairman, Department of Biology Ph. D. , University of Southern Mississippi MRS. NOBLE ROBE RTS Instructor of Literature M. A. , George Peabody College HARRY SCALOS Assistant Professor of Business M. A. , Eastern Kentucky University DR. RIG B. SHIFLETT Chairman, Department of Physical Science Ph. D. , University of Virginia DR. RONNIE L. SMITH Chairman, Fine Arts Department D. M. A. , Southwestern Baptist 'Theological Seminary 112 POPULATION OF LIFE .. ,. ,milf -Q, 'W If . V S. i ix. -.1 X P' 'N Q fs-x N- 1 2 fi Ka 1:- fag ,. N ' at 1, . - . Amir' 15 2 .ii . ma 55520 ., J N ew f . .Qi A ' gxffgfif, I 43.wKf.. t . 5 if4?f,:4 1. wifi -' ' is,,1f , I Y tb . , ii VIC bf I' , ',, 112:17 Em LQ 32. f Q ix? M Z flflf lw s All 11,3 1, , gf C . Q er X I X' is 1311, ,x Ll! Ji . .. -.2 -- f Y ' -f1g:g - . 1 - 'f 5 'I W e NX -NNE: ff' rr., M F A Kansas City Art Institute M M Louisiana State University DR. GILBERT R. TREDWAY Chairman, Department of Social Science Ph. D. , Indiana University I-IARLIE WHITE Associate Professor of Mathematics M. A. , University of South Carolina DR. FRED R. YODER Chairman, Department Business and Economics L. L. D. , Lenoir Rhyne College s .+ x 1 -. b f' I 2 ,gg 3 -. -r .1...-:wrt--wi-. - - , f' N542 X 7 11190. 7 4 4 I ., :ML POPULATION OF LIFE 113 1- X :L-f f if-5 'R I H Q-v-svn..,H,,,,,s.,,.-J. A L9 IQQ Secretary: Mrs. Pat Long i BOOKSTORE DIRECTOR Mrs. Martha Davis 114 POPULATION OF LIFE fsTAFF M ul :A.,f.gz,,.sx 5 Director of Technical Services: Ms. Karen Lynema Director of Serials: Mrs. Nora Bouwens 43 .gigs-3 W 'QW Q 3353+ iw, if A14 iffw' Q -4.0! Us nu., LIBRARY L STAFF uf , Q. 5 2 ful fi z -L 3 Audio-Visual Director Mrs. Shirley Archer Circulation: Mrs. Jean Morris :SR ri, if ...:.' 1 X F. RESIDENCE HALL DIRECTURS CLEFT TO RIGHTJ Stappr Mrs. Leia Walker Carter: Larry Darby South: Woodruff Wilson K, xy SENIORS A-Cl Cl-IERYL KAY AKRIDGE Hodgenville WINFREY BATES II. , an - Liberty ' fn ' ' .1 A ig'A.2vfgf' 1 '. 1, -,.f ' ' ROBERT ALLEN BEASLEY Campbellsville i f ',.' j:Ql, . i' X L. 'Ni , ,., 'V ' V' 4 -0 .. ' E' GS , C- K If Y life-GI. . 2 5 . my Frankfort ,I E ,,:, , .1 , Q Ms- Nw, 'rn .,,,, RICHARD BEAT TIE Fort Gary, Indiana A GARY DEAN BLAKEY Russell Springs MARY BLAKEY Russell Springs PHIL BLEVINS Campbellsville 116 POPULATION OF LIFEXSENIORS A 'Y wlildwu 1 nigga' ,,' Y BARBARA I. BRENNAN Toronto, Ontario Canada GENE T. BRITTON Louisa CAROL CI-IRISTIE CAIN Campbellsville TERRY EDWIN CANTWELL Radcliff SANDRA CATHER Drake sboro HOWARD L. CARMICLE, JR Liberty CALVIN CHEATHAM Louisville JIM CHEAT HAM Bradfordsville MARCUS A. Cl-IRISTERSON Campbellsville 1 ALICE ANN CLARK Lebanon CLARISSA CLARK Lebanon EDWARD M. COOK Columbia JENNIFER COOK Campbellsville PATRICIA COOMER Jamestown DONNIE CORBIN Carnpbellsville PHILIP COX Greensburg ROGER DARRE LL COX Red House, Virginia GARY CURRY Greensburg LA RRY I. DARBY Guston JERRY L. DAVIS I-Iarrodsburg DIANA C . DERRINGER Dunnville RANDALL C. DILL Evansville, Indiana LINDA DOMERESE Campbellsville 118 POPULATION OF LIFE DAVID WAYNE DUNCAN Camploellsville TRUDY ANN EAKLE Tompkinsville BILLY EDWARDS Columbia BOBBY EMBRY Louisville HAROLD RAY ENGLAND Campbellsville N GARY MITCHELL ERUIN Center WALTER EVANS Campbells Ville JOHN P. EWING Louisville TILFORD A. EWING III Louisville JANET FAULKNER Campbellsville JACKIE DARYL FLETCHER Sparksville RA MONA SCOTT GARDNER Magnolia POPULATION OF LIFE 119 SHARON ROSE GAY Eubank LORET T A C. GILBERT Liberty HELEN P. GLASSCOCK Bradfordsville HUGH A. GLASSCOCK Bradfordsville NAOMI OLEDA HADLEY Campbellsville KENNETH F, HATFIELD Elizabethtown HENRY I-IAWKINS Columbia EDDIE HAZELWOOD Campbellsville 120 POPULATION OF LIFE Nv4ilR! ' IO f y 3 I wht fill KF' -419' Kia: 45,574 , M X' . , Ziff ' 3 25, ,gF5-1'f::::: g5 WW vnfw ,hangs-5,5 A J:?.,w -, S, S '3 3531 3.12 'ax 4'3 we-P' 1pu..,wf4F WP' Z 1 13 s fl, C 1, ,J SENICRS Gay-Monf in .- . :Lg lag! g g 6 , W 6 AQUYK gn,-f---fv-v QQ-is Nad' 'fb 'fn '4 fN'-'Hill' FLOSSIE C . HAZELWOOD Campbellsville JOYCE D. HEFLIN Owensborg LLOYD HENDERSON, JR. Campbe llsville CARL L. HESS Louisville OVAL DEAN HOBBS Campbellsville JERRY D. HOWELL Shepherdsville PHILLIP JAMES Valley Station EULA R. KASCHEL Louisville JANE DURHAM KIMBLER ' Columbia PAT KIRK LAND Lebanon JUDY TWEEDY LEIGH Columbia BONNIE M. LUCKETT Lebanon ELIZABETH Y. MCLEAN Columbia MARTHA MEYER Cox's Creek GLORIA JASPER MILLER Russell Springs GEORGE MONFEE Campbe Ilsville POPULATION OF LIFE 121 SENICDRS Mont-Rob BENNIE CLAY MONTGOMERY Greensburg SYLVIA L . MORRIS Hodgenville SHIRLEY DEAN MORRISON Columbia JOHN MUELLER McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania NANCY LEE NALL Vine Grove PELICIA ANN NAPIER Cincinnati, Ohio ELAINE NEWBY Springfield DUINA M. OAKS Wayne sburg BRENDA PARSONS Campbe 1Isvi11e MARTHA PEPPER Greensburg BRIT TA PHILLIPS Coraopoiis, Pennsylvania DEBBIE POLLOCK Brandenburg 122 POPULATION OF LIFE wff ima 495 .I 'U 1' SHIRLEY POWELL Liberty JANICE K. PREWITT Lancester SUE LLEN RALEY Hawesville BETTY RANCHAERT Bardstown JUDY SHARON RE CTOR Wayne sbur g ROGER W. RE EV ES Campbellsville PATRICIA S. RIPPET OE Russell 'Springs ZOY D. ROBERTSON Campbellsville Hmm MMWW KQV' X ,. . , . 1- Tffffif 3 iawf ' ' I '-Q:--.Ti , Ji. 'fi5'x'-E fini 1. -mg' 1-vm, f.,.-5 aww-. N kr: we uw , . 'yy-If 2:3-.-Mgr , ' .- .-mf . .- , , - .,x. fs .,.-.wL.af- I :,.+v,a...,,ff9 Qt, ' ' ' 'ff3f:'..'-:iv-'1. U G I! A-fuiw 'iI,df9: ,. .qw-1 ' -Wwiw M . ' ' 'ervmf-s f I ww -' y I ww, W-NAW5' HX 'S .I.. 1- ff ey.: :..g-wj w wb, fw- 5 . Q? . : I. , ...-.um,.,..fzy.,.f,,, . , ., 1 '4f.f .i rm-P.. '- .x, 1. SENIURS R01-Tap BILLY RODGERS Campbellsville JUDITH JEAN RODGERS Campbellsville RACENIA ROLLER Campbellsville PAME LA ROYA LT Y Springfield JERRY RUSSELL Campbellsville MICHAEL L. SAPP Clementsville MICHAEL RAY SAPP Clementsville WM THOMAS SAPP Campbellsville HAROLD G. SCI-IOLL Russell Springs RON SHARPE Harrodsburg KIM R. SHAW Campbellsville THOMAS L. SHELT ON Campbellsville Q57 H0065 SJ J vs' '-, mf' q. , - x, 5. -, ,N ., x.,A I2 ,,,, f - V V ' I V 'N - A J' 4 ,. Mk W.. ,Mm .Q K A A-If ' if-, ' '-+ ,IZ 1 :Rx-'A . -1-N f so 1--1.-Ll.-41-ww -. V - 11, , 1 . '- 43 :J 3 , -f I . .- .f 2,-,W qs, gf-Q., f .-.Q ,, . Vg, VA. , r , Q9 YQNQ ' vg, 1,53-,:'f.:k':, Cf 71:'fL 'A V i Vik? -A 'IN- 'uf X VK Xf NYSA, I: -vwgsffh'-,. , -, '-?31., V, :mv V ff 4 M-1-hm, 'N -df' 'P 'S W 1 M4 U Y, TERESA ANN SIMPSON Danville ROBERT K . SKAGGS Campbellsville JOANNA SMITH Morgantown JUDY CAROL SMITH Campbellsville DOUGLAS SULLIVAN Campbellsville BRENDA TALIAFE RRO Elizabethtown BRENDA PEPPER TAPS COTT Campbellsvilfle POPULATION OF LIFE 125 SENIORS Tay-W CAROLYN TAYLOR Gradyville ROBERT R. TAYLOR Mansfield, Ohio SHEILA KAY THOMAS Belleville, Illinois ALLEN THOMPSON ' Liberty BENNY TINC HER Campbellsville CESAR TORRES, JR. New York, New York JOELENE TWYMAN Cave City CHARLES UNDERWOOD Campbellsville MARY ANN UNDERWOOD Campbellsville ME LODY JE AN VETTER Louisville CAROL MAE WARNER Liberty 126 POPULATION OF LIFE ywQ..5 lf: 'J --5 L.: Q M .,vd '7, Fl . N 15 NS. ml-mg., 1 W., kf -1 ,, 1-vm 11' ,M , 5 win-Q N F T ' Q M 3 Y 92 J' V, yy' vs. ,f 4 0, 4- ,Q A f Q hx , .h 2 ,, Z 4, Q .,AvQf.': BETTY LOU WATSON Campbellsville JAMES WENDELL WATSON Elk Horn SHARON WATSON Campbellsville BRENDA MARIE WATTS Keitchfield MARVIN E . WELLS Harrodsburg ,DQS WMM MBV ,- Wi ,.. GARY E . WILSON Greensburg RONALD WILSON Dunniville SUSAN GAY WINFREY Campbellsville NADINE WOMACK Russell Springs LINDA WRIGHT Louisville POPULATION OF LIFE 127 128 POPULATION OF LIFEXIUNIORS N XL- ,. fa. iw 1 ., x 44 ,- . ,, , .gb ,f , I 42: 4 , Q7 5 1 X ix 4 E, Y fm V , . ik . W , 1 V'-- ,xg ml , aww mu. N'-1, vu. A 3' wk W M X.. '-., W Wu Y . Cf? l I ff fi if wqgwmif N ,fy s X , ,, ,..,,,,. La ' Q xx ff ,-. 1 U 1 1 ,V W, - qv:-. Q f X, , 4 -22 155' X 4 1 iw' ' yea, ' ig ,. 4, 4:,5.,f,.3: A , , V . ,.XX b X -W. ,- ' . X,ffffQgQ 'M 'Ka .... . ,. . - - , :Zf ' L Q, My www , x , gwg.-,f,gf ffm ' f ' mx X5 gy xx w ,. ,V . .,YY'G'i.',4 f' X' 4 X. ,Y 1, ., ,i .,,,,iv,, ,,. , ,, f',- . . , f V ...... ' 4 K P ' 2 V M' , . , , 3 ,K 5 ,-.. G ,V ,, N? mv-.Q V XM' Ag K , lr, 1 V' ' ' K 4 - Aff C' A' W X ,WA , ' f . - X A g f .a ' 't A 'J 'I 3 , ,ff 'fi X xx 2 ,Y sm ' ' f .S 5'Y f v' - Q, ,ag 'JZ' -- skit LQ ' ,'::',,, A 1 1 9. , :li v POPULATIGN CF LIFE 129 W 'fn 40'5Q'f56 N .4 4 ... 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ACADEMIC OFFICE 102 Abell, 1'oseph1np1, 3 Abell, Martha 1np1, 3 Abney, Angela M. 11401, 1 Adams, Belanda 11341, 2 Adams, john Barry 1np1, 4 ADIVIINSTRATION 102-107 ADMISSIONS OFFICE 105 Adkins, Clara 1. 11341, 2 Akin, Anna 1. 11281, 3 Akin, Robert1np1, 1 Akridge, Cheryl11161, 4 B. S. , Hodgenville Elementary Education Akridge, Paul11341, 2 Alexander, Frank, Ir. 11341, Allen, Elizabeth1np1, 4 Allen, Linda S. 11401, 1 Allison, Richard 11341, 2 Allum, Gary1np1, 1 ALPHA RHO TAU 59 Altman, Ray H. 1np1, 1 Anderson, james W. 1np1, 2 Archer, Harley 1np1, 1 Archer, Shirley 11151, 1 148 , Index A-Br ack ett 2 Arvin, George W. 1np1, 4 Atcher, Alan11401, 1 Atkinson, Catherine M. 11281, ATHLETICS 88- 100 Atwood, Danny D. 1np1, 1 Ayers, Kathy 1np1, 1 Back, 1ohn M. 1np1, 2 Bailey, 1amie1np1, 3 Baker, Marbara 1. 11341, 2 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 60 BAPTIST YOUNG WOMEN 61 Barclay, Iames D. 11401, 1 Barnes, Barry 1np1, 1 BASEBALL 92 Basham, Hal D. 1np1, 1 BASKETBALL 89-91 Bates, Winfrey 11161, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Elementary Education Baugh, Steve 11401, 1 Beal, 1ames1np1, 2 Beard, Frances 1np1, 4 Beard, Becky 144-45, 1161, 4 B. S. , Liberty Elementary Education Treasure SGA-4 Homecoming Queen-4 Social Science Club 3 Beasley, Robert 11161, 4 B. S. , Frankfort Physical Education Baseball Team, Circle K, Physical Education Club P-P. E. Club, 4 P-Carter Hall, 4 Beattie, Richard11161, 4 B. A. , East Gary, Indiana Beck, Jack, jr. 11341, 2 Beddingfield, Mary I. 1np1, 4 Belcher, Sharon1np1, 1 Benningfield, 1ames1np1,1 Bentley, Otis I-I. 1np1, 4 Biggs, Jack D. 1np1, 1 Biggs, William T. 1np1, 4 Bingham, Ava 11341, 2 Bishop, David A. 11401, 1 Bishop, Donald R. 11281, 3 Blakey, Gary Dean 11161, 4 B. S. , Russell Springs Elementary Education Blakey, Mary11161, 4 B. S. , Russell Springs Elementary Education Blandford, Carolyn1np1, 1 Blevins, Phil B. S. , Carnpbellsville Social Science Bloyd, Michael R. 1np1, 1 Boblitt, Wayne 11401, 1 Boshers, Barry 1np1, 1 Bowling, Debra K. 1np1, 1 Bowman, Violet 1np1, 1 Brackett, 1ohn1np1, 1 Bradbury, Iamesjr. 1np1, 1 Bradbury, Russell 1np1, 2 Brandon, David L. 11401, 1 Alpha Rho Tau R1: M. Burns, K. Crabtree, L. Willis, L. Kuegel, M. Ellis, R2: A T Clark, M. I-Iennein, S. Herstich, C. Wren, M. Jordan, R. Bryant, D. Hatchel, M Pepper, A. Akin, T. Simmers. Brennan, Barbara 13O,55,79, 1171, 4 B.A., Toronto, Ontaria, Canada English P.. SGA, 45 Assistant editor of PURPLE PATCHES, 4, Sigma Tau Delta Brewer, Larry11401, 1 Brewster, Jane A. 1np1, 3 Britton, Gene T 11171, 4 B. S. , Louisa Physical Education Cain, Carol11171, 4 Caldwell, Ray 111131, 2 Calvert, Kathy11411, 1 Cannon, Joseph E. 1np1, 1 Cantwell, Terry 11171, 4 B. S. , Radcliff Physical Education Capek, Gloria 11411, 1 Cheatham, Mary A. 11351, 2 CHEERLEADERS 11001 CHESS CLUB 1721 Chic, Patrick11411, 1 Christerson, Marcus 11171, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Chemistry and Math CIRCLE K 1631 Claggett, Alan 11411, 1 Baptist Student UD-1011 R11 R- White! R22 L- DOIUSFGSC, M- Baptist Young Women R1: S. Morris, K. Kibbons, F. Napier, Friedman, R. England, D. Taylor, J. Cook, A-C. Kikerg R3: D, Hayes, E, Clark, R2: 1. Cook, D. Oaks, D. Harris, 1. D. Quinn, J. Vannest, A. McNeil, F. Domerese, G. Forten- Vannegf, S, Raley, B, Phillips, S, Cather, berry, J. Hill, F. Napier, M. Pierce. Brockman, Bobby M. 1np1, 3 Carlisle, Phil 1np1, 1 Clark, Alice A. 11171, 4 Brooks, Martha 11411, 1 Carman, Ronnie R. 1np1, 1 B. S., Lebanon Brown, Martha 1np1, 1 Carmicle, Howard, jr. 11171, 4 Clark, Beverly 11281, 3 Browning, Margaret 11281, 3 B. A. , Liberty Clark, Bradley 1np1, 1 Bruner, Tommy 11341, 2 Bible Clark, Clarissa 11181, 4 Bryant, Robert S. 11341, 2 P-Ministerial Association Clark, Elinor11281, 3 Burch, Bob 1np1, 1 VP-Senior Class, FCA Clark, Pamela 1np1, 1 Burchyett, Susie 11411, 1 Carmicle, Wallace D. 1np1, 2 Clark, Robert C. 11281, 3 Burkhart, Susan W. 1np1, 3 Carney, Lula R. 1np1, 3 Clem, Fred, jr. 11281, 3 Burks, Paul W. 1np1, 1 Cartwright, Lynda E- 1I1P1, 2 Clements, Susan K. 1np1, 4 Burns, Martha S. 11281, 3 Cather, Sandra L. 11171, 3 Clifton, joan11281, 3 Burton, Betty L. 1np1, 3 Caulk, Alyce R. 1np1, 1 Cochran, Michael 1np1, 2 Burton, Delbert F. 1np1, 4 Cave, Thomas 1np1, 4 Coffey, Billy 11281, 2 BUSINESS OFFICE 106-107 Chapman, Roger L. 1np1, 4 Coffey, joe E. 11281, 3 Butler, Maurice, jr. 11341, 1 Cheatham, George, Jr. 11171, 3 Coffey, Johnnie D. 1np1, 3 Cain, Belinda 11411, 1 B.A., Louisville Coffman, Gail 11351, 2 Bible , Coffman, Shirley A. 1np1, 2 P-Touring Choir, VP-Ministerial Association, Senator Cheatham, jim11171, 4 lndex Bre-C off 149 QE Bob Greffin COLLEGE ECHO 1811 Craig, Greg 11281, 1 COLLEGE REPUBLICANS 1621 Crain, Brenda J. 11411, 1 Collins, Colleen11351, 2 Crawley, Stephen A. 11411, Comstock, Thomas G. 11281, 2 Creason, Larry D. 11291, 2 Cook, Edward M. 11281, 4 B. A. , Columbia History Cook, jennifer S. 11181, 4 Cook, Joyce A. 11281, 3 Coomer, Cynthia 1np1, 4 Coomer, Gerald 1np1, 3 Coomer, johnny D. 1np1, 3 Coomer, Patricia 11181, 4 Cooper, Donna I. 1np1, 2 Cooper, O. D, 1np1, 3 Corbin, Donnie 11181, 4 Coulter, james D. 11281, 3 Cox, Bill 1np1, 3 Cox Carol 1np1, 3 Cox, Danny W. 1np1, 4 Cox Dianne S. 1np1, 1 Cox, Mitchel R. 1np1, 3 Cox, Phillip11181, 4 B. A. , Greensburg Business Administration Cox, Roger D. 11181, 4 B. A. , Red I-louse, Wes Sociology P-SOC. Science Club Crabtree, Karen A. 11411, 1 Crabtree, William T. 1np1, 1 Craft, Prentiss1np1, 1 150 Index Coll-Durham Creason, Rita A. 11291, 3 Crum, Robert 1. 11291, 2 Curry, Donald R. 1np1, 2 Curry, Gary V. 11181, 4 Dailey, William R. 1np1, 2 Dameron, Paul A. 11411, 1 Darby, Dennis R. 11351, 2 Darby, Larry J. 11181, 4 B. S. , Guston Business Administration VP-Business and Economics Club, 3 Davenport, Martin 1np1, 3 Davenport, Sue 11291, 3 Davidson, Loretta M. 1np1, 3 Davis, Betty Lou 11291, 3 Davis, jerry Lee 11181, 4 B. A. , Harrodsburg Bible Ministerial Association Davis, Leon1np1, 4 Delta Psi Omega R. Johns, B. Taylor, B. Crum Chess Club: C. Torres, M. Wilcher, S. Merideth, C. Rupke, Dean, Barbara K. 1np1,2 Decker, Deborah R. 1np1, 4 Decker, Neil11411, 1 Denney, Marshall 1np1, 2 Denton, Diane W. 11411, 1 Derringer, Diana C. 11181, 4 A. B. , Dunnville Sociology Social Science, BSU, Spanish DeSpain, jennifer M. 1np1, 2 DeSpain, Phillip E. 1np1, 4 Devore, Paula 11351, 2 DeWitt, Frances I. 11411, 1 Dill, Randall 11181, 4 B. S. , Evansville, Indiana Music MENC, Purple Patches Dillard, Michael 1np1, 4 Dix, james R. 11291, 3 Dodson, Judy K. 11411, 1 Domerese, Frances Y. 11351, 2 Domerese, l.inda11181, 4 A. B., Campbellsbille Sociology VP- Social Science Club, Senate, BSU, Commuter Reporter Douglas, Billy J. 1np1, 1 Dowling, William 11351, 2 DRAMA 150, 51, 641 Duncan, David W. 11191, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Business and Administration VP..Business and Economics, BSU Dunn, Steve 11291, 3 Dunning, John R. 1np1, 1 Durbin, William, Jr. 11351, 2 Durham, Charles W. 11411, 1 Durham, james E. 1np1, 4 i F , W W if i Q, . Harlequins R11 5- Sebasiian, R- 10111151 T. Simpson, B. Taylor, Cheerleaders R1: G. Saylor, S. Gayg R2: 1. Smith, C. Adkins, B. Crum, R2: B. Scossolini, J. McAvoy, G. Comstock S. Morris Durrett, Michael K. 1np1, 3 Dutton, Stephen L. 1np1, 1 DuVall, Barbara'11421, 1 DYQF, l91'1'Y1T1P1, 1 Eakle, Trudy A. 11191, 4 B. S. , Tompkinsville Sociology Sociol Science Club, BSU, SNEA, Health and P. E. , Spanish Club Eastridge, Pamela I. 1np1, 1 Eaton, David B. 11421, 1 ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS 1871 Edelen, David 1np1, 1 Edwards, Billy 11191, 4 B. S. , Columbia Art VP-Alpha Rho Tau Elliott, E. Louise 11421, 1 Elliott, jack, Ir. 11421, 2 Elliott, 1une11291, 2 Ellis, Marilyn11351, 2 Ellis, Pamela F. 11351, 2 Embry, Bobby11191, 4 B. S. , Louisville Health and Physical Education Circle K, Social Science Club Emerick, Adina L. 1np1, 1 Emerson, David K. 11291, 3 England, Harold R. 11191, 4 A.B. , Campbellsville Bible VP-BSU, SST-Ministerial Association, Sigma Zeta England, Larry T. 1np1, 1 Ensminger, Fawn11421, 1 Ervin, Gary 11191, 4 B. S. , Center Social Science Ministerial Association, Social Science Club Erwin, Linda R. 11351, 1 Estes, Cathy 11421, 1 Eubank, jayne11351, 2 Evans, Susie 11421, 1 Evans, Walter T. 11191, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Biology Ewing, John P. 11191, 4 B.A. , Louisville Elementary Education Ewing, Tilford, III 11191, 4 B. S. , Louisville Elementary Education FACULTY 1108-1131 Farris, Mark E. 1np1, 1 Faulkner, Ianet11191, 4 A.B., Campbellsville English Harlequins, Assist, Ed.- College Echo, 3 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES 1991 Felty, Kay11291, 3 Ferraro, Franl411351, 2 Fisher, Kenneth11291, 3 Fleshnian, Terry1np1, 1 Fletcher, jackie D. 11191, 4 B. S. , Sparksville Social Science FLOATS 136, 371 Forman, Ga.ry1np1, 3 Forrest, Shirley 1np1, 1 Frazier, David T. 1np1, 2 Free, Eddie C. 1np1, 1 Freeman, james 11351, 2 French, Alan D. 1np1, 1 FRESHMEN 1140-1471 Freyberger, Kathy 1np1, 2 Friedman, Margaret 1. 11351, 2 Fulkerson, Raymond D. 1np1, 2 Fultz, Larry D. 1np1, 1 Gaby, Gregory11291, 3 Gardner, Ramona S. 11191, 3 Garred, Vivian A. 1np1, 1 Gash, Gayle M. 11421, 1 Gaskins, Norma S. 11291, 3 Gault, David L. 11291, 3 F0ftenbeffVa G1Ofi21142J, 1 Freshnian Class: A-Dr. Horner, V-G. Yates, P-R. jones, 1. Pickens, A-Mr. Hamilton, R2: T-1. VanNest, S-L. Kuegel Index Durett-Gault 151 Gay, Sharon41205, 4 B. S. , Eubank Physical Education SGT-Senior Class, SST-Health Physical Ed. Club, BSU Gibson, Charlotte S. 41425, 1 Gilbert, Loretta C. 41205, 4 B. S. , Liberty Sociology Gilfedder, Donna 4np5, 3 Gilpin, Larry L. 41355, 2 Glasscock, Helen P. 41205, 4 B. A., Bradfordsville Biology Sigma Zeta Glasscock, Hugh 41205, 4 B. S. , Bradfordsville ..,..,...,,,,4 WT X Biology W Goff, Edward R. 4np5, 1 Q 4 . Goldman, Patricia J. 41365, 1 wg, ,NM ,.,. , its M-A ,J , K, Q Gowdy, Philip N. 4np5, 1 ' Ti' A giggimlvigic 33 'Karate Club R1: D. Kirkland, M. Hall, W. Bouwens, E. Taylor, Gribbins, deborah chip, 1 I. Shake, R2: L. Cartwright, B. Dean, B. Setser, I. Dyer, P. Hall. Grider, Gwen41295, 2 Griffin, Daniel W. 4np5, 1 Griffin, Robert G. 41295, 2 Hall, Bobbie l- CUPJ, 1 Harned, Bruce 4np5, 1 crigsby, Charles L. 41305, 3 Hall, Candise S- 41425, 1 Harris, Debra 4np5, 2 camm, Mike 41305, 3 HHH. Marion T- 41365, 2 Hams, Lynda K. 41425,i1 I-Iackstadt, Carol4np5, 1 H21-1, Rebeft D- 41425, 1 Harris, Robert L. 4np5, 1 Hadley, joanetta 41305, 3 Hallefs Gloria l- 41425, 1 H211'I'iSOI1, Bettiana 41425, 1 Hadley, Naomi 41205, 4 Hammendf l05ePh R- inpla 1 Harrison, Carolyn41305, 3 B. S., Campbellsville Hancock: MQW E- 41365, 2 Ha1'1'iSOI1, Judy L- 41355, 2 Elementary Education H311013 Theresa 41305, 3 I-latchel, Delores 41365, 2 Haffner, Lawrence J. 4np5, 4 Hefbisonf David fnply 2 Hatfield, james L. 41305, 3 Ha1e, Wayne 41305, 2 Hardy, Peggy 111195, 3 Hatfield, Kenneth F. 41205, 4 HARLEQUIN5164J 13. s., Elizabethtown Harmon, Steve f142l, 1 Business Administration Harmon, Terry W- 111125. 4 SNEA, Business s Eeeaemies Club Social Science Club Hawkins, Bonnie F. 41435, 1 152 Ind ex Gay-Hawkins KMates R1: I. Leigh, K. Felty, J. Hill, E. Clark, B. Tuttle, R2: D. Harris, L. Kuegel, T.Iasper, P. Devore. Fellowship of Christian Athletes R1: R. Parker, B. Clark, G. Joiner, P. Gowdy, T. Lester, W. Sadler, R. Coleman, R2: G. Rigney, P. Akridge, M. Riffe, P. Dameron, G. Mefford, R3: G. Harris, J. Helwing, M. Searcy, J. Tinsley, G. Bardin, B. Barnes, R. Mefford, S. Dutton. lv- f ' A 2 .... Q .mr 1. v iw 'W7 A ., S15 W . Ministerial Association R1: W. Durbin, I. Hammond, R. Physical Education Majors and Minors Club R1: P. Mclntosh, Hayes, P. McGuire, S. Waddleg R2: A. Humphries, C. S. Winfrey, S. Gay, P. Devore, D. Harris, R2: R. Wilson, Cheatham, R. England, S. Dutton, I. Carmicle, S. Dunn, R3: K. Shaw, B. Beasley, K. Hurt. I Pickens, S. Sims, W. Wilson, M. Butler, M. Neil, 1. McCombs. Hawkins, joel H. 11201, 4 B. A. , Columbia Bible Alpha Rho Tau, Ministerial Association Hay, Mary L. 11301, 2 HayVonnie G. 1np1, 1 Hayes, Brenda 1np1, 4 Hayes, Linda L. 1np1, 2 Hayes, Raymond 11361, 1 Hayes, Sharon11431, 2 Hayes, Thomas W. 1np1, 2 Hayes, Verrena D. 1np1, 2 Hazelwood, Eddie, jr. 11201, 4 Hazelwood, Glossie C. 11211, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Business Administration Hearon, Betty I. 1np1, 1 Heflin, Joyce D. 11241, 4 Helwig, john A. 11431, 1 Hemmings, William, III11431, 1 Henderson, Loyd, jr. 11211, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Business Administration Business S Economics Club Henderson, Roger Dale 1np1, 1 Henderson, Roger Dean 11361, 2 Hendricks, Mary A. 11431, 1 Hennein, Marguerite S. 11431, Herstich, Stanley J. 1np1, 2 Hess, Carl 11211, 4 B. S. , Louisville Sociology BSU, Social Science Club Hickman, Katharine 1np1, 4 Hicks, Sharon11431, 1 Higginbotham, Gay C. 11431, 1 Hill, Janice A. 11301, 3 Hill, Sharon M. 11361, 2 Hoagland, Fred G. 1np1, 1 Hobbs, Oval D. 11211, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Health 8 Physical Education 1 Phi Beta Lamba Rl: C. Atkins, J. Russell, A-Dr. Yoder, R. Skaggs, W. Watson, R Reeves, R2: D. Gault, C. Clark, I. Clifton, J. Smith, L. Watson, V. Side- bottom, S. Mcglocklin, C. Perkins. Music Educators National Conference R1: 1. Rodgers, B. Coffey, J. Withers, 1. Manakee, N. Nall, D. Decker, R2: 1. Vannest, M. Adams, K. Nolan, I. Beal, A. Claggett, M. Baker, N. Parsons. Hogan, David 11301, 3 Hogan, Mavis D. 11431, 1 Holland, Anthony 1np1, 1 HOMECOMING 132-451 Hornback, 1ohn1np1, 1 Hornback, Paul M. 1np1, 1 Howell, jerry D. 11211, 4 B. A. , Shepherdsville History Spanish Club, Student Representative to the Faculty meetings Hubbard, james, jr. 11361, 2 Hudson, Sue 1np1, 1 Humphress, Geneva E. 11431, 1 Hutchins, jerry1np1, 4 Hutchinson, Deborah L. 11431, 1 Index Hawkins-Hutchinson 153 Hyatt, Robert G. 1np5, 1 Kitting, Lois1np5, 1 lngle, john11435, 1 Klosterman, Robert 1np5, 3 Ingram, Douglas M. 1np5, 1 Knifley, Eugene E. 1np5, 1 james, Phillip 11215, 4 Kuegel, Linda 11445, 1 B. S., Valley Station Lalosh, Leslie 5. 11375, 2 Social Science Area Lamb, David L. 1np5, 2 Minnesingers, Social Lane, Kenny 1np5, 4 Science Club Lawson, Kathy A. 11445, 1 VP-Minniesingers, 3 Lee, Henry E. 11375, 2 James, Thomas H. 1np5, 2 Leep, Iohn,Jr. 11375, 2 jarboe, Nancy Lynn 11365, 2 jasper, Maurice D. 11365, 2 junior Class S-J. Hill, P-I. Cook r 2'1 ha if-. Social Science Club R1: L. Parrish, A-W. Bennett, G. Steffyg Sophomore Class K. Owen, VP-S. Herstich, P-I. Rodgers, R2: T. Eakle, K. Owen, P-R. Cox, L. Domerese, L. Hayes, R3: SST-B. Tuttle, P. Devore S. Cather, K. Nolan, I. McCoy, J. Smith Keener, Karen 1np5, 1 Leigh, Harold Kent 1np5, 4 JHSPGT: Tam 11365, 2 Keeton, Wanda 1np5, 1 Leigh, Iris11305, 3 Jenkins, Rodney L- 11365, 2 Kelso, Donald qnpp, 1 Leigh, Judy T. 11215, 4 10111151 Randy A- 11301, 3 Kern, Marjorie 11445, 1 B. S. , Columbia johnson, Deborah A. 11445, 1 Kjbbgng, Kathy D, 11445, 1 Elementary Education johnson, lewis R. 11305, 3 Kidd, Walter N. 1np5, 1 S. N. E. A. johnson, Martha I. 11365, 2 Kjkep, NanCy11445' 1 Leitch, Iacqueline1np5, 4 lOh1'1SO11, S119 E- 11305, 3 Kimber, jane 11215, 4 LGSYGF, TGFIV11375, 2 Joiner, Gerald 1- fnpla 2 B. S., Columbia Lewis, George R. 1np5, 2 jones, David Audy11365, 2 Elementary Education Lewis, Mrs. George 1Nancy5 R. 11445, 1 Jones, Ricky1np5, 1 King, Judy A, 11445, 1 Lewis, Raymond1np5, 4 Iones, Walter W. 1np5, 3 Kingsbury, Harvey B. 11375, 2 1DgSCl011, Dannv1np5, 2 jordan, Mark B. 11375, 2 Kirkland, David K, 1np5, 1 Long, William, jr. 1np5, 3 Kaschel, Eula 11215, 4 Kirkland, Patricia 11215, 4 Loughran, jolyrm11445, 1 B. A., lDL1iSVill6 B, S,, Lebgngn Lowe, Kenny R. 11375, 2 Kneeling, Mike 11305, 3 Elementary Education Lundburg, Charles1np5, 1 154 Index Hyatt-Lundburg -f V , vxwfr , . 'K ,. f, -.ir . 1- MFA Q nl fm N , 1 V A, ,,.A.t1,+..,,,,, fs .. -,q1-if-ii.,w z-.5543 3 , - . a V NJ551 I 1 . 1 1 5 -, Q VAWX, 3-wm?- , M , -1 ' ...fm 'E 1 arf? J' 3 Senate R1: L. Lalosh, A. Bingham, T. Hannor, P-G. Gaby, S. f Winfrey, K. Crabtree, K. Owen, R2: O. Quisenberry, S. Sienicki, C. Cheatham, J. Pickens, M. Hall, T. Bruner, J. McCoy, S. Meridew K. Lowe Senior Class SGT-S. Gay, P-S. Morris, VP-J. ' Carmicle McGaha, Shelia1np5, 1 Luckett, Bonnie Maupin 11215, 4 McGloclcin, Shirley 11375, 2 B. S., Lebanon McGuire, Paul 11315, 3 Elementary Education Mclntosh, Penny 11445, 1 Lutz, j'ohn1np5, 2 McKay, josh1np5, 3 Lynn, james M. 1np5, 2 McLean, Elizabeth Y. 11215, 4 Lyons, Mitzi 11375, 2 B. S., Columbia McAvoy, Joe 11305, 3 Business Area McBroom, Curtis 1np5, 1 Business Club McCombs, john L. 11315, 3 McNeil, Robert Alan 11375, 2 MCCrary, Debra L. 111135, 1 McQueen, Valinda1np5, 1 lay Student National Education Association R1: J. Stewart, F. Napier, J. Cook, P. Ragland, M. jerretts, B. Taylor, R2: A-D. Meece, S. Richards, B. Rodgers, M. Wells, J. Withers, D. Sullivan McCoy, jill11375, 2 McDewitt, Margie 11375, 2 McElwain, Richard K. 1np5, 1 McGaha, Karen11445, 1 McGaha, Ronnie 1np5, 2 McWhorter, Don W. 1np5, 4 Maciejack, john P. 1np5, 1 Malone, Rodney E. 1np5, 1 Manakee, Jana K. 11445, 1 Marshall, Mike 11445, 1 Marshall, Rita D. 11375, 2 Martin, Glennis G. 11375, 2 Martin, Sharon1np5, 1 Mason, Debra 11445, 1 Masterson, Steve 1np5, 1 Mattingly, Ardella 11315, 3 Mattingly, Marian1np5, 1 May, Brenda 11375, 2 Meador, Nina P. 1np5, 4 Means, Martha K. 11445, 1 Meece, Dave 11375, 2 Mefford, David11445, 1 Mefford, George R. 11445, 1 Mefford, Robert G. 11455, 1 Melton, Charles R. 1np5, 1 Merideth, Steve 11315, 3 Merideth, Vicki 11315, 3 Sigma Zeta Rl: N. Wise, H. Glassock, J. Rodgers, M. Myers, P. Tippetoe, R2: R. England, T. Richardson, D. Squires, M. Christerson, R. Morrison lndex Luckett-Merideth 1 55 S J. Elliott, R2: S. Morris, A-R. Curry, P-E. Newby, VP-D. Sullivan, B. Brennang 3R: 1. Rodgers, 1. Eubank, L. M. I-lamilton, F. Roberts, L. D. Kennedy Mertl, James J. 11371, 2 Meyer, Martha 11211, 4 B. A. ,Cox's Creek Math Sigma Zeta, Sigma Tau Nlilby, Rita 1np1, 3 Miles, Thomas W. 11311, 3 Miller, Alvin W. 1np1, 1 Miller, Boyce L. 11451, 1 Miller, Gloria 1. 11211, 4 B. S. , Russell Springs Business Area Phi Beta Lamba Miller, Patricia L. 11381, 2 Nlilton, Ramona G. 1np1, 1 Minor, Renee C. 11381, 3 Mitchell, Deborah L. 11451, 1 Momon, George W. 1np1, 1 Monfee, George 11211, 4 Campbellsville Montgomery, Bennie Clay 11221, 4 B. S. , Greensburg Business, Business Club Montgomery, Linda11451, 1 Moore, john S. 11311, 3 Moxgeson, William Thomas 11311, Morris, Debbie 11451, 1 Morris, Sharon E. 11311, 3 Morris, Sylvia 11221, 4 B. A. , I-Iodgenville Sociology Sigma Tau Delta, Baptist Young Women, P-Senior Class, Purple Patches-3, 4 T- Sigma Tau Delta 4 P-BYW 3,45 Maple Trail Staff 3 Morrison, DeAnna1np1, 2 Delta 156 Index Mertl-Pendleton 1' f T . .: xy 1 T L ' V ? Q . I , Y an an as all I 1 ' an . . . ..,...,. ., ,N , A. ,.,.. -WK C - , .x . . as 1 X , 4 f- gg or 1? 2 Sigma Tau Delta R1: N. Richerson, M. Wade, Basketball Team Rl: G. Mefford, B. Embry, T. R. Mefford, J. Tinsley, R2: L. Benningfield, G. Lester, Bardin, G. Joiner, G. Rigney, B. Barnes, 1. McKay, P. Akridge P. Gowdy, M. Searcy, R. Caldwell, B. Clark, Morrison, Shirley Dean 11221, 4 B. S. , Columbia Elementary Education, S. N. E. A. Morton, Dave 1np1, 1 Moulder, William R. 11311, 3 Mueller, john11221, 4 B. A. , McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania Murphy, Diana 11311, 3 Newcomb, Paula A. 11381, 2 Newman, France E. 11381, 2 Nolan, Karen L. 11451, 1 Oaks, Duina M. 11221, 4 B. S. , Waynesburg Elementary Education, B. Y. W. Oldham, Marry 1np1, 2 O'Quinn, Victor 1np1, 1 Overby, William 1np1, 1 Owen, Karen11381, 2 Owen, Nancy 1np1, 2 Owen, Sidney 1np1, 2 Owenby, Mark A. 1np1, 4 Owens, Myers, Kenneth R. 1np1, 2 Nall, Nancy 11221, 4 B. S. , Vine Grove Music Area M.E. N. C., B. S. U., Minniesingers Joseph fnpn, 1 P-Minniesingers 4, T-Chorale parker, Roger Cnpbr 1 NHHFS, Paul CHPL 1 Parker, Theresa 11311, 3 Napier, Felicia Ann11221, 4 Parrish Larry N. rnpy 2 B. S. , Elementary Education parsongr Brenda 11221, 4 Cincinnati, Ohio Campbellsvi lle B. S. , Music Area Parsons, Nancy R. 11451, 1 Pendleton, Donna L. 1np1, 1 B.S.U., B.Y.W., S.N.E.A. P-B. Y.W., T-B. S. U. Naylor, Victoria D. 11381, 2 Neal, Michael B. 1np1, 1 Newby, M. Elaine 11221, 4 B. A. , Springfield 3 English Spanish Club, P- Sigma Tau Delta Baseball Team R1: D. Meece, D. Hobbs, D. Atwood, Coach Coleman, 1. Leap,T. Robertson, D. Eaton, R2: M. Riffe, I-I. Smith, P. Gowdy, D. Kelso, B. Barnes, H. Sill, E. Cannon, B. Beasley, M. Searcy, J. Upton, G. Mefford ind-7' -s... . I --5 ,gi .wi 1 , mf., Msn' -rrlfn.-4 Pepper, Donna 11385, 2 Prewitt, Janice K. 11235, 4 B. S. , Lancaster Elementary Education S. N. E. A. -S Probus, John B. 1np5, 1 Puckett, Paul A. 1np5, 1 Pepper, Martha 11225, 4 B. S. , Greensburg Alpha Rho Tau: P-4, Vp-3, T Art Area Pepper, Roger 1np5, 3 Perkins, Clarence 1np5, 1 Purnell, Patricia J. 11455, 1 Perkins, Connie 11385, 2 Peterson, Rose M. 1np5, 4 Phillips, Britta 11225, 4 Coraopolis, Pennsylvania PI-Il BETA LAMBDA 87 Phillips, Terry11315, 3 PURPLE PATCHES 84 QUEENS: BEAUTY 74-79 Quinn, Debra D. 11455, 1 Quisenberry, Otha L. 11385, 2 Rafferty, Gary A. 1np5, 3 ,er J X REGISTRAR OFFICE 106-107 Reimer, Donna 1np5, 1 RELIGIOUS DIRECTOR 103 Reynolds, Denean1np5, I Rice, Bonnie 1np5, 4 Rice, Sheila 11385, 2 Richardson, Tadarxo 11385, 2 Richerson, James D. 11385, 2 Riffe, Mike 11325, 3 Rigney, George W. 11325, 3 - 1 'flikfw' . ,,1 .53 iw. .- 155541, xii. ., f-, fe, ,rite F: miie, . le, A M P egg' ZW , , A af - - i - ' , - Q, ,,,- 1 Ivr 1. Willa' , -l , , K ,, I ,.,' 1 qi .3 V J -,.,, Jw: , V- , f ' .11 6 if - 5 Q ' A 'r 1 ea r v , A -H -' f' . Q A-W 3. I 'E , 1 'gil mx fi 'Q ,',- 'f' , K.. in - it we ,sae u f.. 2. Wm. 2 1 Spanish Club R1: M. Wells, J. I-Iowe, M. Jordan, S. I-Ierstich, Tennis Team R1: J. Mertl, J. Richerson, J. Leep, M. Riffe, C. Gerisby, C. Torres, R2: J. Eubank, N. Richerson, P-T. R2: P. Chic, D. Bishop, W. Saddler Morgeson, A-E. Bolanos, J. Elliott, M. Pierce, R3: S. Belcher, D. Pepper, M. Wade, M. Johnson, V. Thomas, J. McBaily, D. Stewart Qvhp , ,,., . - A, ' 11 . ' ' f,.- ' ' 4, ., 555-aj X 'Z' PHOTOGENIC Miss 78 Rafferty' lanefll' 41327, 3 1' 3315. l V1 Brenda Tuma Regiend, Patricia A. 11325, 3 E 1, l ,,, 3 , 1 ,025 , 2 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS AND Haley, Sueuen 11?37f 4 A 1 2 I - M1NoRs 68 B' S Hawemlle . ... if 5 if T . Pickett, Harold D. qnpp, 4 Elemenfam' Educaflon I it 1 Y-J 'U r' . B. S. U. , Senate, Maple Trail gg, Pickett, Lawerance, II1np5, 2 R 1 , . , , Pierce? JeH,y,132,, 3 Ra ston, Irw1nR. 1np5, 1 f' p ,Z 1 ,.,,, H Pierce, Martha 11455, 1 anschaert' Betty JO '1239' 4 A llll ,. I Pierce, shefenqiszp, 3 R Bafdstownlg fi V Pike, Steve 111195, 4 Real Joaflmel 25, 3 g l Pinkston, Tonya B. 11455, 1 Rec Or, Aiflrylnpl' 2 , Pollock, Seborah R. 11225, 4 actor' we fnP9f 2 5. - - .' . ,.., AHS! .. B. S. 7 Brandenburg Rector, Judy Sharon 11245, 4 Elementary Education 'Eviaynesburg Girls Basketball Team R1: D. Blair, V. Harlequins Garred, K. Harris, B. Crain, R2: P. Powell, Shirley B. 11235, 4 Reege? RESET 151235, 4 Devore, K. Freyberger, E. Clark, Coach Lib -- ampeswe B ,P.M1ch,.Hf1i,D.H' BuSll'1,eSS Adfnlnstratlon Town C n OS J e n arrls Business and Economics Club Index Pepper-Rigney 157 Rippetoe, Patricia S. 11231, 4 B. S. , Russell Springs Biology Sigma Zeta Roberson, Bennie 11321, 3 Roberts, Marian11331, 3 Roberts, Phillip 1np1, 3 Robertson, Dave 11331, 3 Robertson, Thomas C. 11331, 3 Robertson, Zoy D. 11231, 4 B. A. , Campbellsville Business Administration Robinson, Marsha F. 1n 1, 1 Robinson, Richard 113311 3 Rodgers, Billy G. 11241, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Elementry Education S. N. E .A. Rodgers, James 1np1, 3 Rodgers, Jeanetta 11381, 2 Rodgers, John1np1, 2 Rodgers, Judith 11241, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Biology Sigma Zeta, Sigma Tau Delta Roller, Patricia K. 1np1, 2 Roller, Racenia11241, 4 B. A. , Campbellsville English Romine, Anita 11381, 2 Rose, Judy F. 11461, 1 Rowe, Ricky 1np1, 4 Royalty, Levodis A. 11381, 2 Royalty, Pamela J. 11241, 4 B. A. , Springfield So cio logy.. Spanish Spanish Club Rumsey, Steven A. 1np1, 1 Russell, Jerry 11241, 4 B. S. Campbellsville Business Administration Business 8 Economic Club Sadler, Wendell C. 'J'11461, 1 Sanders, Freida L. 1np1, 1 Sapp, Michael L. 11241, 4 B. S. Campbellsville General Business Sapp, Michael R. 11241, 4 B. S. Clementsville Math Delta Psi Omega, Harlequines Sapp, William T. 11241, 4 B. S. Campbellsville Art Alpha Rho Tau 158 Index Rip- Sullivan Saylor, Georgi F. 11331, 3 Schmitz, Marlene 11461, 1 Scholl, Harold G. 11241, 4 B. S. , Russell Springs Business Administration Business 8 Economics Club Scorsolini, Robert B. 11381, 2 Scroggins, Wanda 11381, 2 Searcy, Michael G. 1np1, 1 Sebastian, Stephen11381, 2 Sego, Mary E. 1np1, 1 Setser, Romona11391, 2 Sexton, Wanda S. 11331, 3 Sharp, Ronnie 11241, 4 Harrodsburg Shaw, Dennis 1np1, 4 Shaw, Kim 11241, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Physical Education P. E. Majors 8 Minors Shaw, Ronald S. 1np1, 4 Shaw, Suellen1np1, 4 Shelton, Jo A. 11331, 3 Shelton, Terry L. 1np1, 4 Shelton, Thomas L. 11251, 4 A. B., Campbellsville Bible and Religious Ed. and Sociology Ministerial Association Shely, Karen S. 11461, 1 Shillinger, Ruby1np1, 4 Shinkle, John1np1, 1 Shinn, Randy R. 1np1, 3 Shoulders, Craig D. 1np1, 1 Shouse, June 11461, 1 Sidebottom, James T. 1np1, 1 Sidebottom, Vicki 11391, 2 Sienicki, Stanley 1np1, 1 Silcox, Stephen M. 11461, 1 Sill, Herbert 11391, 2 Simmers, O. Todd 11391, 2 Simmons, James M. 11461, 1 Simpkins, Robert Y. 1np1, 1 Simpson, Teresa 11251, 4 B. S. Danville Elementary Education S. N. E. A. , Harlequins-Historian 4 S- S.G. A. 4, Maple Trail Staff 4 Skaggs, Robert K. 11251, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Business Administration Business and Economics Club P-Business and Economics Club Skaggs, Steve D. 1np1, 3 Smith, Constance L. 1np1, 4 Smith, Earl'B. 1np1, 1 Smith, Eugene, Jr. 1np1, 2 Smith, Henry, Jr. 1np1, 1 Smith, Jo Ann11331, 3 Smith, Joanna 11251, 4 B. S., Morgantown Physical Education Health and Physical Education Club, Business and Economics Club, Pep Club Smith, Judy C. 11251, 4 B. S. Campbellsville Social Science Area Social Science Club, Republicans M. M. U. N. Delegate Smith, Katherine 1np1, 1 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB 69 Sommerville, Judy 11391, 2 SOPHOMORES 134-139 SPANISH CLUB 7O Spence, Pamela D. 1np1, 1 SPRING FESTIVAL 52-53 Squires, David E. 1np1, 4 STAFF 114-115 Stapp, Sharon L. Steffy, W. Glenn11461, 1 Stein, Freddy1np1, 2 Stein, Mike 1np1, 1 Stephens, Geraldine 1np1, 4 Stevens, Carolyn K. 1np1, 4 Stewart, Debbie R. 11461, 1 Stewart, Judith A. 11331, 3 Stith, John1np1, 2 Stoneburner, Susan11391, 2 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 30 STUDENT LIFE OFFICE 104 STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Sullivan, Douglas 11251, 4 B. A. , Campbellsville English Sigma Tau Delta, S. G. A. VP- Sigma Tau Deltag Senator 1, 2, 3, Chief Justice-S. G. A. 4, Purple Patches 33 Maple Trail 3, 4, College Republicans Summers, Deborah A. 11475, 1 Sutton, Dwight L. 11335, 3 Taliaferro, Brenda I. 11255, 4 B. S. , Elizabethtown Elementary Education Baptist Student Union, Baptist Young Women Tapscott, Brenda P. 11255, 4 B. A. , Campbellsville English Spanish Club Tatum, Isaac 11335, 3 Tatum, Shirley11335, 3 Taylor, Carolyn F. 11265, 4 B. S. , Gradyville Elementary Education Taylor, David L. 11395, 2 Taylor, Edward, jr. 1np5, 2 Taylor, Luevern1np5, 2 Taylor, Robert 1np5, 4 B. S. , Mansfield, Ohio Elementary Education S. N. E. A. , Harlequins Delta Psi, Omega, Echo S. N. E. A. VP-1, P-2 Harlequins VP-3, P-4 Drama: Ntunerous roles Taylor, Terry 1np5, 1 Teller, Raymond 1np5, 2 Thomas, jo A. 11335, 3 Thomas, Robert E. 11335, 3 Thomas, Sheila 11265, 4 B.A. , Belleville, Illinois Religious Education M. E. N. C., Minniesingers, B. Thompson, Allen 11265, 4 B. S. , Liberty Business Education Business and Economics Club Thomson, David 11335, 3 Thompson, Eddie R. 1np5, 1 Thompson, june 1np5, 4 Thompson, Micheal D. 11475, 1 Thompson, Philip W. 1np5, 4 Thompson, Van D. 1np5, 1 Thorne, Deborah M. 11395, 2 Tincher, Alan V. 1np5, 1 Tincher, Robert B. 11265, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Business Administration Business and Economics Club Tinsley, james 1np5, 1 S. U. Torres, Cesar, jr. 11265, 4 B. A. , New York, New York Sociology Spanish Club-S, Concert Chorus Toton, Robert E. 1np5, 3 Traylor, jerry L. 1np5, 4 Tredway, George 11335, 3 Tryon, Regina 1np5, 3 Tucker, Lanny D. 1np5, 1 Tuffs, Steve 11395, 2 Tuttle, Brenda 11395, 2 Twy'man, Ioelene11265, 4 C ave City Tyler, Barry E. 11395, 2 Underwood, Charles 11265, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Business Administration Business and Economics Club Underwood, Mary A. 11265, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Elementary Education S. N. E. A. Underwood, Ray S. 1np5, 3 Underwood, Sheila 1np5, 3 Upton, john1np5, 1 Vance, Darrell L. 1np5, 1 Vannest, jody11475, 1 Varney, Donna L. 11475, 1 Vetter, Melody 11265, 4 B. S. , Louisville Elementary Education B.Y.W., B.S.U., S.N.E.A., K- Mates Senate, B. S. U. -Chr. , B. Y. W. -Chr S-S. G. A. -3, P-K-Mates-4 Vickery, Euin, Ir. 11395, 2 Virgies, Frankie 1np5, 1 Waddle, Stephen1np5, 1 Wade, Margaret 11335, 3 Wade, Sharon A. 1np5, 1 Walls, Thomas G. 1np5, 1 Walsh, William 11335, 3 Walton, Beth 1np5, 1 Walton, Owen R. 1np5, 1 Warner, Carol 11265, 4 B. S. , Liberty Sociology Social Science Club Warner, Connie 11475, 1 Washington, james11265, 4 B. S. , Friars Point, Mississippi Social Science Social Science Club Watson, Betty Lou 11275, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Elementary Education S. N. E. A. Watson, james W. 11275, 4 B. S. , Elk Horn Business and Economics Club Watson, jane V. 1np5, 3 Watson, Linda 11335, 3 Watson, Sharon 11275, 4 Watt, Iames W. 1np5, 3 Watts, Brenda 11275, 4 B. S. , Leitchfield Biology S. N. E. A. Wells, Boyce R. 1np5, 1 Wells, Marvin 11275, 4 B. S. , I-larrodsburg Elementary Education Spanish Club, Circle K. SNEA Wheeler, I-Ienry1np5, 1 Wheeler, Milton L. 1np5, 4 White, David A. 11335, 2 White, Robert 1np5, 3 Wilcher, Mike 1np5, 1 Wilhoit, Catherine A. 11395, 1 Wilkerson, Janice L. 11395, 2 Williams, Bill 1np5, 1 Williams, Kenneth 11475, 1 Williams, Mary I. 1np5, 1 Wilson, Bonnie 11395, 2 Wilson, Gary E. 11275, 4 B. S. , Greensburg Business Administration Wilson, Linda S. 1np5, 2 Wilson, Rickie L. 11475, 1 Wilson, Ronald D. 11275, 4 B. S. , Dunnville Physical Education Wilson, Susan1np5, 1 Wilson, Woodrow 1np5, 3 Wimsatt, Antoni C. 1np5, 1 Winfrey, Susan G. 11275, 4 B. S. , Campbellsville Physical Education Senate, P. E. Club Wise, Nancy1np5, 4 Wise, Roger 1np5, 1 Withers, james V. 11335, 3 Wolfe, Melvin11475, 1 Womack, Nadine E. 11275, 4 Index Summers-Wom ack 159 Wood, Kevin L. fnpl, 1 Wright, Linda 11271, 4 Wright, Linda G. f147j, 1 Wren, Charles W. fnpi, 3 Wren, Virginia S. Cnpj, 4 B. S. , Louisville Elementary Education Wright, M. Danny fnpj, 2 Yates, Gary P. Qnpi, 1 Harlequins, S. N. E. A. Numerous dramatic roles OTE Now that all my duties as Editor of the 1973 Maple Trail comes to an end I will now use that title to give some words of thanks and to do a little editorlizing. The first person I must recognize is the author of the poetry which is found on our color pages. He is Lao Tzu a fifth century B. C. Chin- ese poet and philosopher. I only hope a little of his beautiful themes will be meaningful to you the reader. If you wish to read more of Lao Tzu his book, THE WAY OF LIFE, contains all his poems. My entire staff have worked very fine but four deserve very special thanks. Teri Simpson whose offical title is typist however she has done everything from composing copy to drawing up pages, and done it Well. Brenda Tuttle likewise has been busy all year doing whatever I asked her to do. This time last year when I was named editor I was worried about pictures, but Mark jordan has done a fine job in our darkroom. Mark's only problem is that he is a little forget- ful. Lastly, George Lewis our backup photo- grapher has always had the pictures I needed if Mark didn't. I realize that this is not the best yearbook ever to be printed but it is our hope that it con- tains some information and remberances for the future. We have tried to print those things which are important. The only bad point is the num- ber of students who did not have their pictures taken. More than 507, of the freshman class did Dot have a picture taken. The other classes are just as bad but we had pictures from last year or some other source to fill these sections. It has been a fun year and a busy year I hope that the 1973 Maple Trail is a book for you and one you will be proud of. Douglas Sullivan SPECIFICATIONS COVER: Embossed with silkscreen picture, Hand rub: brown 357, Wood grain surface. 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