Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

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To MISS BEULAH GRAHAM, Our Professor of Mathematics, Teacher, Student, and Friend, We, the Annual Staff of 1952, dedicate this issue of The Maple Trail in grateful appreciation of her untiring service. 4 '. Lan: ADMINISTRATION X 'Q :gg vi s ' XX '25 The hope and prayer of the administration of Carnpbellsville College becomes a reality when those who study here go forth equipped to live more fully and sacrificially before God and man. DR. JOHN M. CARTER President ,' 7 ADMINISTRATION 1 A .,,, , ,..-1.,, 1, ROY O. CHUMBLER, A.B., M.A, nr 'V ' gi Dean and Registrar. Campbellsville I ' College, 1948. , ff V I MRS. ROY O. Cl-IUMBLER Assistant Registrar. Campbellsville College, 1948. E 'F9' Q I, l l,- MRS. VIRGINIA DAUGHERTY Executive Secretary, Bookkeeper. Campbellsville College, IQ5I. I 1 1 2 MRS. BEAUFORD PRICE 4 Secretary to the President. Campbellsville College, 1951. 'J' l l if ll ll 1 1 ,, i 6 1 6 1 . M.. . -- - llg.. Af .iQAl..LL.,. ' if mix N. -Y 3' E5 a ' 'Q wqgnw A. I U A: X f AF FACULTY VELMA LEONE ADAMS, B.S., M.S. Commerce: Campbellsville College, 1949 FLORA M. ADKINS, A.B. Pianog Campbellsville College, 1924-285 1937- ELLIOT A. ALEXANDER, B.R.E. Head of the Department of Music: Camp- bellsville College, 1950 MRS. INA BLAKEMAN, B.S., M.S. Home Economics: Campbellsville College, 1 948 WILBURT EUGENE BURGER, B.S., M.A. Coachg Physical Education Directorg Camp- be llsville College, 1950 Compliments of CAULK HARDWARE COMPANY Meet me at Caulk's, Where Money Talks, KZ .. 4 9 g 'Y' 'YZ 2. 4. w Jtx YM? 'Q EU!-wx. fd .uf 'With 54 hug.. .....,, ,f-vi! 4 124+-'lx X ' 4 Q X 3 u-4 il ef' 'KAW' if PM F' 4- ? bv' 8 .491 ,N FACULTY MRS. JOHN M. CARTER, A,B,, M,R. E. Bible and English, Campbellsville College, 1947 D. P. CURRY, A.B., M,A, Education, Campbellsville College, 1947 MRS. W. CONARD GASS, A.B., M.R.E. Spahishg Campbellsville College, 1948 W. CONARD GASS, A.B., Tl'l.B., M.A. Social Science and Speech: Campbellsville College, 1948 BEULAH GRAHAM, A.B., M.A, Mathematics: Camnbellsville College, 1942 Compliments of CORNER DRUG STORE 551 FAC ULTV MRS. ANNA LEE HOPPER ' ' Specialized Training-Institutional Manage- mentg Campbellsville College, 1951 JOHN S. JACKSON, IR., B.S. PHYSICS Physics and Biologyg Campbellsville College 1948 ROBERT W. KELLEY, A.B., M.S. Head of Science Departmentg Campbells- ville College, 1951 MRS. R. L. MARSHALL, A.B., B.S. IN L.S. Llbrariang Campbellsville College, 1944 MRS, M, C. Mom MORGAN Head of Boys' Dormitoryg Campbellsville College, 1950 Compliments of TURNER'S FOOD MARKET 9 .2i.-,...,, ,-,, A... ,, ,,?.l.L.4......44..,A,, -....4., , .. iw 'RQ ,- ' Q.- . 3 'Z A - -:Vx ' se:-4 X .-,. A ff' - X-0 qw., we W Rs -, +: ,,g,e 3 9 . any 59? .5 , RA, New We -sm. :0 'N Y J J' ,X '-0 Xue?- FACULTY MRS. E. A. Mom SMOTHERS Head of Girls' Dormitory: Carnpbellsville Collee, 1950 ROBERTA KEITH SPICER, A.B, Voice, Piano, Public School Music: Camp- bellsville College, 1950 LEONORA G. STOWELL, A.B., M.A. English and Frenchg Campbellsville College, 1951 9 r CHARLES E. VAUGHAN, B,S., M.A. English, Campbellsville College, 1946 Compliments of CAMPBELLSVILLE BARBER SHOP 10 V l -I 3: H1 FW -'I I 1 'nr C0 -'I b '11 '11 if? ,i l n..-.--... 1 2 'guna- Charles E. Vaughan Wilma Ann Wise John R., Wood J. F. McKinley Joe Staples Knot in picturej Robert Holland Qnot in picturej Betty Atkinson Billy Wise fnot in picturej Sue Skaggs Katheryn Smith Paul Stanley Betty Woodring Jane Bourne Zella Burns Wanda Frizzell Maxey Reynolds ll Class Sponsor Editor As sistant Editor Photographer Photographer Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Sports Editor Sports Editor Art Editor Art Editor Organizations Organizations Typist Typist Typist COLLEGE ECHO STAFF I V Paul Stanley , , , Laura Whitaker , , , Peggy Hawkins ,,,,,, Billy Wise fnot in picturej Hyla Hunter , Patria Lee Knot in picture J. B. Sebastin ,,,,, Mary Lou Murphy , Mary Ellen Mullins . Martha Lockhart, , , Moody Cecil ,,,, Roy. O. Chumbler, , 5 1 i is 11 -7 Editor Associate Editor Music Editor Sports Editor Society Editor News Editor Religious Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Reporter Reporter Faculty Advisor .-Y. QJ l gy , 5,9 ,g,' ...aiifi' '- W' 'f T -- -n .ggi 1 4 It..-nl -I , .w 'IE-171 .- Qi, , ' lg, YY 2 . A ' Eg? . ' ' Qgfurll Q1 vez Q 2 - I. F. ,' ,fx - V? 5 ,, , Isa Q' f 1 'T' 3 Ui' 1 Earth X' ,,, GENE PUCKETT, President 4--n-Q Summersvillc, Kentucky Gene leaves his interest in the Freshman girls to any boy -' il: that is silly enough to pursue them. Ministerial Association, Music Club, English Club, Student Council, B. S.U. J , ' 4. ' LYNDELL LAWLESS, Vice-President Ty C liff Albany, Kentucky Lyndell just leaves!! Ministerial Association. BETTY BROOKSHIRE, Secretary Taylorsville, Kentucky Betty gives het girlish figure to Betty Wright. Y.W.A., B.S.U. SOPHOMORES HILDA MC KINLEY, Treasurer Nora, Kentucky Hilda would like to leave the name McKinley and take another Qmaybe Mrs. Patil Smith?J Volunteer Band, B.S.U., Y.W.A. JOYCE ASH Louisville, Kentucky Joyce leaves her worn out books to some other bookworm. Y. W. A., Soul Winners Band. JO ANN ASHER Harrodsburg, Kentucky ,lo Ann leaves her 'one and only Randall Lawless to favailablep Frances White. Y.W.A., Chorus, Music Club, B.S.U., Band. BETTY ATKINSON Campbellsville, Kentucky Betty leaves her love letters to True Romance magazine for publication. Science Club, Annual Staff. Compliments of BRACK'S VARIETY STORE DORTHA D. BALDOCK Liberty, Kentucky Dortha leaves her turtle-pace to QPJ Hope they make it to class on time. DONALD BARKER Harrodsburg, Kentucky Don leaves his ability to prevent traffic accidents to Jimmy Preston. B.S.U., Ministerial Association, English Club, Science Club, Baseball, Basketball. GENE BEST Springfield, Kentucky Gene leaves his ability to be innocent at all times to Cotton McKinley. Science Club, English Club. SOPHOMORES 1-6 T? 'Mdf' 1? if t 'J JANE ALLEN BOURNE Harrodsburg, Kentucky Jane leaves her love for Taylor Bristow to the next in line. B.S.U., Y.W.A., Sould Winners Band, Music Club, Chorus, Volunteer Band, English Club, Science and Math Club, Annual Staff, Echo Staff, B.S.U. Council. CHARLOTTE BOYD Chattanooga, Tennessee Charlotte wills her job of cleaning the coffee pot to Juanita Elftman. Y.W.A. , Volunteer Band, B.S.U. , English Club. TROY BRAMMER Monticello, Kentucky Troy leaves his place as president of the Science Club to the next best scientist in school. Science and Math Club. TAYLOR BRISTOW Owensboro, Kentucky Taylor leaves his falling hair to Professor Alexander. B. S. U. , Ministerial Association, English Club, Science and Math Club. Compliments of COCO-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 15 if' '8- he B 415 BETTY JEAN BRUNER Hawesville, Kentucky Betty leaves her old faithful Ray to anyone who can get him. Y.W.A., Volunteer Band, English Club. BETTY BRYAN Campbellsville, Kentucky Betty gives her ability to be the apple-of-a-man's-eye to Georgie Edwards. Science and Math Club. EVA JANE BURKHEAD Spurlington, Kentucky Eva Jane gives her soda-fountain job to some other jerk, F.B. L.A. Club, English Club. WILLA LOUISE BURNS Louisville, Kentucky Willa wills her guitar and her hill-billy voice to Roy Acuff. Volunteer Band, Soul Winner's Band, Music Club, English Club, Y.W.A., Chorus, Science Club, B.S.U. Compliments of CRABTREEHS FIRESTONE STORE KENNETH BROUGHTON Crab Orchard, Kentucky Kenneth leaves his power of concentration to Raymond Iv1acGruder. Science Club, Basketball Manager. NORMA JEAN BROWN Evansville, Indiana Norma Jean leaves her shorthand pad to anyone who's brave enough to try it. B. S.U. , Volunteer Band, Y.W.A ROXIE BROWN Albany, Kentucky Roxie beqnearhs her memories of J. L. Hatter to Shirley Ferrill. English Club, Home EC. Club, Volunteer Band, B. S. U. SOPHOMORES i 1 6 I I ZELLA BURNS Mackville, Kentucky Z.el1a leaves her kitchen work-shop to anyone who wants Max Huff. B.S.U., Y.W.A., English Club, F.B.L.A, Club. I. BYRON CASADA Pulaski, Kentucky Byron leaves his airy personality to Wally Badgett. B. S.U, Science Club. BETTY JANE CECIL Louisville, Kentucky Betty just leaves--taking all she has with her--J. F. tool Sorry, girls! B.S.U., English Club, Chorus, Echo Staff. SOPHOMORES '15 r 51. We QF' op, tw. 4 f wi 3 .,.. Q 5 19 Z -'MU' .' -df , A V. Ra Q 6 652 , 5, A fi , if , mn.. ,1 . .lx ' .4 ' 3.2-V ff? ,N I MOODY CECIL, IR. Bloomfield, Kentucky Moody leaves his ability as a hunter to Kenneth Humes. F,B,L,A, Club, Echo Staff. ELSIE CHAMBERS Huntersville, Kentucky Elsie gives her kindness to some LUCKY Freshman. B. S.U., Home Ec. Club, English Club, Science and Math. Club. BETTIE JEAN CHELF Campbellsville, Kentucky Bettie leaves her ready smile to Mary Jo Rice. f , D V DAVE R. COFFEY Leitchfield, Kentucky i Dave leaves his job as technician to--guess who? I. L. Hatter. English Club. Compliments of LETHA 'S ll V 17 -4 li N Al W- .A 0 ? .1 47 -W -....4' . , , gig? .fl ., , ,qw STACY ETTA DARLAND Harrodsburg, Kentucky Stacy wills her name to some romantic girl who likes to be called darling . Y,W.A., English Club, Volunteer Band, B.S.U. LILA LEE DAVIS Kingsport, Tennessee Lila Lee bequeaths her ever-burning flame for Mr. Cruse to some pretty Georgeiownian. B. S.U. , Y. W.A. , Soul Winner's Band, Volunteer Band, English Club, Science and Math Club, F.B. L.A. Club. ROBERT DAVIS Danville, Kentucky Bob leaves his bottles to rest in peace in the girl's dorm. Ministerial Association, Chorus, Music Club, Student Council. DELORES DOBBS Monticello, Kentucky Delores leaves everything she has to Joyce Bandy. B. S. U., Y.W.A., Music Club, Volunteer Band, Chorus, Soul Winner's Band, Echo Staff, English Club, Science and Math Club, Band. Compliments of CHARLES GRAHAM GROCERY Columbia and College Street 18 'Q' t t' ' ' ' . :-- 4-. an 3 B.S.U. IVA COFFEY Leitchfield, Kentucky Iva leaves her office Job to Marilyn Miller English Club BOBBY COLVIN Campbellsville, Kentucky Bobby leaves his acting ability to Lum Edwards of Lum and Abner. English Club Echo Staff JAMES MARTIN CRUTCHER Elizabethtown, Kentucky Jimmy leaves his wonderful terrific physique to Jim ' Robinson. Ministerial Association Chorus Music Club SOPHOMORES 'Sl' DON DOWNING Russellville, Kentucky Don leaves his strong silent charm to Louis Burden. B, S, U, , Ministerial Association. HAROLD FAUGHT Jasper, Alabama Harold leaves his height to Jackie Houk, to be used spar- ingly. Science club, Basketball 50-52, College Echo Staff, C Club, Student Council. WANDA FRIZZELL Beaver Dam, Kentucky Wanda wills her scales to Marilyn Miller so she can check her weight each day. Y. W. A. Q English Clubg Volunteer Bandg B.S. U. Council, Student Council, Annual Staff. SOPHOMORES -uiiilvf' ..l.....n,..-...t.........,.,..........,.....,,..... - ...... f--Y BETTY GARNER Campbellsville, Kentucky Betty leaves her shortness to Shank --Qmaybe they'd better compromise.J Y. W. A. 5 Science Clubg B.S. U. Q Home Ec. Club. BOB GOFF Louisville, Kentucky Bob leaves his ability to gO Steady to David Sparrow. Ministerial Associationg B.S. U. MARTHA GOODWIN Russellville, Kentucky Martha leaves her ability to lead the B,S,U. Choir to Jimmy Preston. English Clubg Music Club, Y,W.A., Volunteer Bandg Chorusg Band, B.S. U. Council, B.S. U. Choir Director. GEORGE GRAY Chattanooga, Tennessee George leaves the joy down in his heart--or does he take it with him? B.S. U. Council, Ministerial Associa- tiong StudentCouncilg EnglishClubg Volunteer Band, Soul Winner's Band. u Compliments of EDRINGTON'S SERVICE STATION Gulf Products 19 ' . 4 ,t T? I , W -,,,..Yz., Jn. W VL.. ,L - r FW' CARROLL J. HAYNES Ferguson, Kentucky Carroll leaves his interest in observing to future Fundamentals of Education students. HAROLD HILL Buffalo, Kentucky H Harold leaves his dislike for women to James Embrey. Science Club. ROBERT HOLLAND Louisville, Kentucky Robert leaves wedding bells to all those who would like to hear th'em ring. English Club, Ministerial Association, Annual Staff. NORMAN HOPPER Monticello, Kentucky Norman leaves his love for music ------- teachers! l ll B. S. U., Chorus, Band, Music Club. l 2 0 ROSE LEE HAMPTON Louisville, Kentucky Rose Lee leaves her romantic poems from H. P. Ball to the College Library. Y.W. A., Chorus, B.S. U. Council, Music Club, Volunteer Band, English Club. PEGGY HAWKINS Louisville, Kentucky Peggy bequeaths all the love songs het golden voice can warble to joe. Echo Staff, Chorus, Music Club, Y. W.A. KENNETH HAYES London Ontario, Canada Kenneth leaves Shirley Ferrell to finish school as soon as possible. B.S. U. , Music Club, Chorus, Ministerial Association. SOPHOMORES bf YZ. 4-'fff,'P BENJAMIN A. HUBBARD Nora, Ky. Ben leaves his serious way ofthinking to Joe Staples. B.S. U. 4 Ministerial Association. MAX HUFF Fordsville, Kentucky Max leaves his deep voice to Charles Dean. B.S. U. 9 Ministerial Associationg Volunteer Bandg Glee Club. BETTY LEE HUGHES Beech Creek, Ky. Betty leaves her red hair to anyone who would rather be red in the head than dead in the head. B.S. U. Councilg Volunteer Band, Y.W. Ag English Club, Soul Winners'Band. SO HOMORES 1' , r Qq - Y f' ' 1 . , ' r-OJ E QQ 1 N 5 f 12:5 l ? A , , -f' Y sm s A '-sffi f ' 7' . zz T .Aff 1-41 .fr 6-Q. ' . ' 1-fi' P, 3 ' .f - . ..- F2 K HYLA HUNTER Bloomfield, Ky. Hyla leaves Moody Cecill I !Chorus, F. B. L.A.g Echo staff. MELVIN JOHNSON Campbellsville, Ky. Melvin leaves his school-boy figure IO David Cruse. Ministerial Association, B.S. U. EVA MAE JAGGERS Glendale, Ky. Eva Mae wills her big mouth and loud voice to anyone who wants Sue. HERBERT KEETON Monticello, Ky. Herb leaves his position as president of the Ministerial Association to Tinsley Ball. President Ministerial Associa- tiong English Clubg B.S. U, Council, Student Council. 21 , , ?' -M dl MARTHA JEAN LOCKHART Lawrenceburg, Ky. Martha wills all of her business books to the Commerce Department. English Club. Y. W.A.. B. S. U. 5 F . B.L.A. Echo Staff. BETTYE M. LONG Harrodsburg, Ky. Bettye wills the hook and line she used to catch her hus- band to some wistfulklfreshman. J.F. MC KINLEY Nora, Ky. .l.F. wills his ability to love 'em and leave 'em to Randall Lawless. B.S. U.. Ministerial Association. English Club. Annual Staff. BARBARA MANAKEE Shepherdsville, Ky. Barbara wills her radium lamp to Phyllis. Home Ec. Club. English Club. B.S. U. 22 Effv- -, , MARTHA LA VERNE KENT Louisville, Ky. La Verne leaves her popularity with the basketball players to her roommate---go to it, Kathyl B.S. U.. B.S.U. Choir. Volunteer Band. Music Club. English Club. Chorus. Y. W. A. MARY PATRIA LEE Liberty, Ky. ' Patria leaves her quietness to the mice in Stapp Hall. Home Ec. Club. English Club. Echo Staff. MRS. HASKALL LINDSEY Springfield, Ky. Wanda leaves her status as a new bride to every girl at Campbellsville College who wants it--and who doesn'tl Y. W. A.. Music Club. Science Club. B. S. U.. English Club Chorus. SOPHOMORES MARCELLA MILBY Summersville , Ky . Marcella wills her beautiful, blond curls to Louis Burden. CHRISTINE MILLER Elizabethtown, Ky. Christine can't find anything to willg she's still gazing at her engagement ring. English Clubg Science Clubg Y. W. A. Music Clubg Volunteer Band. MA URICE MINGS Knifley, Ky. Maurice leaves his job at Krogers to any industrious Freshman. Music Club. W 's wx' -. SOPHOMORES YU' ,yn x , CECIL MOBLEY . Harrodsburg, Ky. Cecil leaves his love for Animal Biology to those who have to take science. B.S. U. 3 Ministerial Association. MARY ELLEN MULLINS Albany, Ky. Mary leaves her homemaking knackto some needful Freshman. Home Ec. Clubg Echo Staffg English Club. MARY LOU MURMPHY Louisville, Ky. Aunt Mary Lou leaves her nickname to all of her fans at WLCK. President girls' dormg B.S. U. Councilg Student Councilg Volunteer Bandg Y.W.A.g Echo Staffg Soul Winners Band. HARMON ROY NABERHUIS Miami, Florida Harmon leaves his ability to tell stories, funny, that is to Jack Willit. B. S. U. g Ministerial Association. 3 . r ,-.......,-- , -. age: A 4 W, ., Wfg. . 2, .Af U, I - 1? ., i . V4.1-hi. :srl : , sy , :W , a .5-'rf .-,,,-. iQ:5?kfQ Q f f f r 1 2 'f-:,.5 s , Ja., , . mari- . - -V,. ...--ii, ..Y..-..... U ,..4nn-.ivcm ,A , ,, ,, , if ..-' I I A g . :?f . ' 4' XL' ,WA,,. ii.. I J.: If ,Y KT: 'f N. - - 1:.,'::5? i'4 rf. 5 I l,.?iL2:?4:'lf5 I ,.,-. I f 4 14 P12239 .gf '5gf:,fI'5 3 1 TANDY PEDIGO Scottsville, Ky. Tandy wills his good looks to anyone who wants to have his choice of the girls. Science Clubp Basketball. NANNIE MAE PERKINS Harrodsburg, Ky. Nannie wills herself to the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. - more bounce to the ounce. Science Clubg English Club, Volunteer Bandg Chorus, B.S. U. Councilg State B, S. U, Missionary to Cuba. EDWARD D. PIERCE Louisville, Ky. Edward leaves his brains to some idiot. B. S, U. 9 Ministerial Association. BEAUFORD J. PRICE Liberty, Ky. Botany leaves his love for science to some English Major. Science Club. ....-..-......-1. V U W Z4 . N . 1 mi- 5' 1 MARY ALICE NABERHUIS Miami, Florida Mary Alice gives that horrible last name back to her husband. B. S. U. WILLIAM C. NEWMAN Cloverport, Ky. Billy leaves his grass crop to be tended carefully to the Freshman Class. B.S. U. Choirg B.S. U. Councilg Volunteer Bandg English Clubg Chorusg Soul Winners Bandg Music Club. E.A. PARDUE Auburn, Ky. Elbert wills his fishing trips with Dr. Carter to anyone who wants to make an A in B. I. B.S.U.g Ministerial Association. SOPHOMORES avg, FRANCES PRICE Summersville, Ky. Frances leaves her long ride to school fwith the boysj to some lucky student from Summersville. MARCIA LYNN PRUETT Campbellsville, Ky. Marcia Lynn leaves her ability to play tennis to an energetic Freshie. Science Clubg Chorus. LOHMANN C. RAYBURN Pierce, Ky. Lohmann gladly gives her physics notebook to Mr. Jackson- maybe he can learn that stuff, ping-pong and SOPHOMORES VERNARD RATLIFF Mac, Ky. Fluky leaves his knowledge County to Richard Cherry. of all the loves in Taylor MAXCY REYNOLDS, JR. Munfordsville, Ky. Maxcy leaves his buoyant personality to De Sota Vaught. Annual Staff. LEONCIO RIOS Las Villas, Cuba Leo leaves his attraction ' Club. to the girls to Raul. English RAUL RODRIGUEZ Caibarien, Cuba Raul leaves his ability to speak English to all the Cubans who attend Campbellsville College. -'!-1- -I Y,,-..:f: !qgn-.. ':':'f , , gn v N 'W i 06 - XS-A if ELEANOR ROGERS Taylorsville, Ky. Eleanor leaves her reducing pills to Juanita Singleton. Be Careful! Soul Winners' Band, Y. W. A. g bandg B.S. U. DOROTHY JEAN RUSSELL Springfield, Ky. Dorothy leaves her room to anyone who wants to get married. Y. W. A. g B. S. U.g English Club. CECIL J. Harrodsburg, sims Ky. Cecillleaveslhis long hair to the musicians who need it. English Club. J ,fs SOPHOMORES 5 2 s SUE SKAGGS Glendale, Ky. Sue gives the memories of a green Plymouth--phone calls- and long rides to Charley. Science Clubg English Club, Y. W. A. 5 Annual Staffg Cheerleader. BETTY LOUISE SLOAN Albany, Ky. Betty leaves all her good times with a certain basketball player to Joyce Redford. Home Ec. Clubg English Club, Science and Math Club. JEAN SMALLWOOD Albany, Ky. Jean wills her chubby, round face and her bright smile to some sour puss Freshman. Home EC. Club, Science and Math Clubg B.S. U.g Y. W. A. g English Club. GLENNA SMITH Fonthill, Ky. Glenna leaves her two roommates to Mrs. Smothers-- maybe she can handle them. Science and Math Club, Home Ec. Clubg Y.W.A. g B.S. U. ' 26 wx rx' 4 'fb Wi JOY SMITH Shepherdsville, KCHILICRY Joy won't leave. She's going to get George if it takes a hundred years. B.S. U. Councilg Y.W. A. , English Clubg Volunteer Band. KATHRYN ANN SMITH - Campbellsville, Kentucky Kathy sadly leaves the boys at Campbellsville College. So sorry, fellowsl English Clubg Annual Staffg Chorus. MARY ELLA SMITH Fonthill, Kentucky Mary wills all the fun she's had at college to Anita Roby. Home Ec. Clubg Science and Math Clubg Y.W.A.g B.S. U. aww? --as-f lk. l its ,pu-. ffl ff? SIX MILDRED SPEAR Burkesville, Kentucky Mildred leaves her diminutive size to Jim RONHSOU- Home Ec. Clubg Science Clubg Y.W. A. g B.S.U. PAUL STANLEY Campbellsville, Kentucky Paul leaves his versatility to Billy Baxter. Editor Echo Staffg Annual Staffg Student Councilg Chorusg English Clubg Music Clubg Volunteer Bandg Science and Math Clubg B.S. U. PHYLLIS STONE Taylorsville, Kentucky Phyllis leaves her favorite saying, Just anytime, hon. to Cobert. B.S. U. 5 Y. W. A. g English Club. ANN ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND Buffalo, Kentucky Ann gives her battered and worn picture of Russel to the next to live in Room 222. Science and Math Clubg Home Ec. Clubg Y. W.A. q B.S. U. g English Club. 2.7 f- GW --M -ag-1.1-f '-, my RUTH ALLEN WARF Pierce, Kentucky Ruth wills her pretty eyes and black hair to anyone who knows how to put them to good use--like she does. EUGENE WEBB Somerset, Kentucky Eugene leaves halfofhis seven children to Bob Holland. Ministerial Associationg B. S. U. LAURA RUTH WHITAKER Stanford, Kentucky Laura leaves her dangling earrings to Loretta Ashley. Here's hoping your ears don't get sore! Echo Staff, English Clubg Chorus, Music Clubg B.S. U. BILLY WISE Stamping Ground, Kentucky Billy leaves his basketball skill to Joe Lones. Science Club, Echo Staff, Annual Staff. Z8 JOAN VAN ARSDALE Greensburg, Kentucky Joan leaves her place in the Home Ec. Department to Millard Blanton. KAYE WADE Albany, Kentucky Kaye leaves her jet hair to Cotton McKinley. B.S. U. Q Y. W.A.g Volunteer Band, Home Ec. Club,Scier1ce and Math Club, Music Club, Chorus. FRANCES CAROLYN WALKER Burkesville, Kgigicky- Frances leaves Campbellsville so she can go in the business worldf-could she be planning to sell Watkin's products? B. S. U.: Y. W. Ag Science Club, Volunteer Band. SOPHOMORES WILMA ANN WISE Spurlington, Kentucky Wilma gives her A themes and term papers to anyone who will give five dollars for them. Editor Maple Trail, Eug1iSh Club: Echo Staffg Chorus, Student Council. JOHN R. WOOD Louisville, Kentucky Johnny leaves his ability as a Latin student to anyone brave enough to undertake it. Annual Staff, English Club, Ministerial Association, B. S. U. g Student Council. BETTY WOODRING Rineyville, Kentucky Betty wills her ability to play the piano to Bob Goff. English Clubg B.S. U. Council, B.S. U, Choir, Volun- teer Bandg U. W.A, Soul Winner's Band, Chorus, Annual Staff, Music Club. y TT...f, Q SOPHOMORES tt WOODSON CLEO YATES Harrodsburg, Kentucky Cleo leaves his car to anyone who can get it to run. B.S. U. 5 Ministerial Association, Music Clubg English Club, Volunteer Band, Soul Winner's Band. BEN BURRESS Greensburg, Kentucky Ben wills his ability to undertake Spanish to Ella Mae Kelley. WAYNE DOBSON Greensburg, Kentucky Wayne leaves his body to Ben Burress. 29 SOPHOMGRES PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Mitchell J. Botts Morris Botts Eldon Main Burger Ronald Burnett Newell Casey Jack Chambers Adolph Grigsby William Purdom W, E. Ransom Cobert Richards Ann Wettstain Dewey Woods Dora Woods 30 Tompkinsville, Kentucky Tornpkinsville, Kentucky Morton, Illinois Leitchfield, Kentucky McDowell, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Chaplain, Kentucky Texas, Kentucky Evansville, Indiana Hustonville, Kentucky Lewisport, Kentucky Frankfort, Kentucky Frankfort, Kentucky SOPHOMORE CLASS I-lISTOR V On September 11, 1950, under the guidance of Mr. Arch S. Lacefield as sponsor, 179 small, timid, wide-eyed freshmen started on their crusade for knowledge. We approached the long steps, leading to Campbellsville College with caution, because standing around to watch us were those people called Sophomores. How- ever, we struggled through the year slipping and falling, proving the fact that we were green, but finallythe greatdaycame! School was dismissed for the sum- mer and now we looked forward with eagerness to the time school would again start and we ourselves would be called Sophomores or Upper Classmen. The long awaited day came! In September 1951, school was reopened. Happily we greeted our friends of the previous year until we realized that many of them would not return to be with us. This saddened our hearts, but then we lifted our heads only to see the faces of new friends, the Fr-eshmen. We approached them with our cute jokes and advanced minds trying to help themg however, the only words we could pull from their lips were, Mama, Mama. We comforted them the best we could and soon they, too, loved Campbellsville College with the same undying love we had. This year the class chose Mr. Charles E. Vaughan as their class adviser. So we were ready for graduation! Then the day came! We donned our caps and gowns and walked down the aisles with a dignified air. We received our diplomas and with sorrow in our hearts told our friends good-bye, realizing that many of us will never meet again. But the time has come when we too,.musttake our places in the world. We will never for- get, however, Campbellsville College, our friends here and our faculty. We, the graduates of 1952, wish to express to Mr. Lacefield, Mr. Vaughan and the other faculty members our deepest appreciationfor guiding us through our first two years of college. Martha Goodwin SOPHOMORE CLASS PROPHECV It is the year of1958, and the biggest Alumni Homecoming Banquet in the history of Campbellsville junior College isin full progress. Miss Kammerer's band is playing for the big occasion in the college's new beautiful student center dining room. Everyone is here: students who went to school in 1924 to students attending in 1958. Dean Chumbler has come in with his beautiful wife. Bobby Colvin, who is talking to his wife, recently won the Nobel Prize for his mathematical theory about the Fourth Dimension, Mr. Newman, one of the leading educators of the nation, and his wife, the former Betty Woodring, have just come through the door. Miss Betty Brookshire, director of the college's language department is here and, much to my sorrow, she ls still single. Moody and HylaCecilare sweeping in. Hyla is wearing a beautiful sable coat. Since Moody has become the lead- ing advertising executive in the world, Hyla collects rare furs for a hobby. Kathryn Smith is having a wonderful time greeting old acquaintances--she has been giving a series of lectures on journalism, and has just returned from a tour of Europe. Bettie Jean Chelf has been talking to her, as Bettie is one of the top models of the United States. Dorotha Baldock is going around looking at people and taking notes in a little black book. She is planning to write another book as a sequel to her first: Habits and Motivations of the Human Race . Betty Atkinson, Betty Bryan, and Eva Jane Burkhead are over in a corner flirting again. They have really made a success of their dress designing bus- iness--their originals are being copied by Parisian designers. 31 A X zrfrz f' ' .s.,... FourinstructorsofCJC are talking shop and looking over old friends and students. You'll remember them--Wanda Frizzell, assistantlibrariang Zella Burns, commerce teacher, Troy Brammer, biology professorg and Rose Lee Hampton, English instructor. Sue McKinley is telling them a few jokes. There are Michell and Morris Botts, who now have one of the best farms in the state. Jean Smallwood, Roxie Brown, Kaye Wade, and Betty Sloan pooled their resources and developed the largest cattle ranchin Florida. When they came in, they left their guns and spurs at the door. Mildred Spear and Betty Garner, big- game huntresses, had to leave their rifles at the door, too. They came home two weeks ago from Africa, where they have been htuiting rhinoceroses. Eva Mae Jaggers and Barbara Manakee, who are greeting them, came down from Washington. We hear that they are quite experts on forming our foreign policy. They are all making up for lost time, talking to Gene Best, who is now in the army as Chief Cook and Bottle Washer . Paul Stanley is talking to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Crutcher. Jimmy is now pastor of achurch near Elizabethtown. Paul, who is Dean ofWeslyan College For Girls, says that he enjoys his duties very much. Cobert Richards, an undertaker, and Tandy Pedigo, Coach at Campbellsville, are having a heart-to-heart talk. Tandy, who gives the boys a good workout, also gives Cobert a good supply of customers. Wayne Dobson is keeping his eye on Harold Hill. The reason? Wayne is now with the F. B. I. , and he is investigating Harold, a concert harpist, for transporting stolen jewels in his harp case. Marcia Pruett made a new record by swimming the English Channel two months ago. It is rumored that Jim Burger has a new job as a circus clown. Bryon Casada and Beauford Price have also made some records in speed-boat racing and stunt flying, respectively. They have caused a new record of squeamish stomachs. LaVerne, now a general in the WAC Corps, is making eyes at Vernard Ratliff. We all feel very proud of Vernard because a month from now he will finally become a Pfc. , after six years as a recruit. Patria Lee and Mary Mullins have something to be proud of, too--they have just been named top government economists. Charlotte Boyd, Max Huff, Betty Hughes, and Nannie Perkins are having a wonderful time sharing experiences from their mission fields in Africa, India, China and South America, respectively. Joyce Ash, Frances Walker, Betty Burner, Eleanor Rogers, Stacy Darland, Cleo Yates, Mary Lou Murphy, Ann Wettstain, and Laura Whitaker have been working for the Home Mission Board. Over there in a group are Ronald Burnett, Newell Casey, Robert Davis, Robert Holland, Benjamin Hubbard, Carroll Haynes, Melvin Johnson, Herbert Keeton, Lyndell Lawless, Cecil Mobley, Edward Pierce, and W. E. Ransom, comparing their churches and discussing their pastoral problems. They are all out of school now and have thriving fields of service. Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Naberhuis are now living in Florida, where Mr. Naberhuis is pastor ofa Baptist church in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Woods are living in Frankfort where Mr. Woods is alsopastor of a church. Over onthe far side of the room are another group of pastors and their wives. This group of pastors was not married back in 1952--but--they are nowl There is Donald Baker, Taylor Bristow, Don Downing, Bob Goff, George Gray, Kenneth Hayes, I. F. McKinley, and Gene Puckett. Wilma Wise is included in the wives. William Purdom is helping to set the stage for the program with Kenneth Broughten and Maurice Mings, who own a small thriving business tuning pianos. Betty Cecil is fixing the scenery. She has kindly consented to Hy down from Chicago to arrange it. Betty is the Dean of the Art Department and the University of Chicago. Maxcy Reynolds and Adolph Grigsby are also putting in their two cent's worth. They are arranging the indirect lighting. Jack Chambers, the well-known stage actor is giving a few pointers. While the program preparation is going on, everyone is seeing his old friends. The former Peggy Hawkins, Martha Goodwin, and Jo Ann Asher are talking up a storm . Peggy and Martha are discussing B.S. U. work, of course, since Peggy isa Mrs. B. S. U. Student Secretary and Martha is Student Secretary on the Campus of Campbellsville. Io Ann is EducationalDirector and organist ofthe Harrodsburg BaptiSI Church. There comes Norma Jean Brown, who is Church Secretary at the Covert Avenue Baptist Church in Evansville, indiana. She is with Joy Smith who is now head nurse at the Baptist Hospital in Louisville. Martha Lockhart is Church Secretary at the Lawrenceburg Baptist Church. Lila Lee Davis and Delores Dobbs are just sitting and talking. They are now married and are talking about their children and their husbands, who, by the way, are ministers. Harold Faught and Billy Wise are playing professional basketball and rumors are that their team will be undefeated next season. RaulRodriquez and Leo Rios are teaching English in the high school in their home towns in Cuba. There is another group of teachers who are discussing their schools. Let's see--there's Bettye Long, Hilda McKinley, Marcella Milby, Christine Eubank, Elsie Chambers, Frances Price, Lohman Rayburn, Glenna Smith, Mary Ella Smith, Ann Elizabeth Sutherland, Phyllis Stone, Ruth Warf, Joan Van Arsdale, and Dorothy Russell. Mrs. Wanda Lindsey keeps the home fires burning for her teacher husband. Well, at last everything is set. The lights dim, and the band plays soft strains of music. Cecil Sims will be MC-- just the person, as he now has a question and answer program on CBS. Now the Spotlight is on Norman Hopper, who sings several numbers. Norman is now Minister of Music at Monticello Baptist Church. NCXI 011 the Pmgfaffl is someone who will never be forgotten by her classmates--Willa Burns. Willa now has her own radio program and it is quite popular among radio listeners. Everyone ls settling back, because they know that they are in for a lot of laughs. So on went the banquet and on went the lives of the Alumni--we wish for each of them a life richly blessed by God in the coming years. Jane Bourne. 32 T? E Q wr .... . fl ,I WWHQCD il mf ff QQ ,. K L 'QD W. gqf,4 , ' . Lb P , v , A ' .--,,,,....- ,ff X X I I f vo 'fbi X5 8' .' 5 ' 1 g 'tiibia wb Eli 5055554 9251 A N ?Q '45 'QQ iv- . 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J . Q 4 , , W gait? 9 .4 'YW , Qs li' 2? il 551 :ff T31 X .-I Yifgii 'FK f 4 4, , Z 51 BRASS OUARTETTE Compliments of 64 CITIZENS BANK and TRUST COMPANY HOME ECONOMICS CLUB I ? 193 gfgf-ig,-., 'RT jk- : eff 'QV sl A . f In . -xv fl-Eff' . . ,gdifgwj Q35 6 'NG i Q' tail ho Q Q .,.I.,.. D M 65 0105 HOME ECONOMICS C LUB h Compliments of the and t e SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS CLUB l 'ai 4 If ni -I ...5..,,.. --.. .... HN i E 4 I 1 if ,fs X WN 5 Q 'Q-Q? 4:l:Q rw TQ 'fi X ' - W Q94 gen QA L KN 9Qff'I ff Q gf QW' 'gf Vw E i 'dw' Q gg, 1,1'fQs.:.w'Qng?gf,.2 Kd -In ff X Qkx .Siam Sig ..f....! 5 E J tl E ffx if gi ,..,?.i .., H is ' iid, ll, , ,N , .lm ,,L CAMPBELLSVILLE TIGERS KENTUCKY JUNIOR COLLEGE CONFERENCE WINNERS 1951 Seated, Left to Right Billy Wise . . . . Forward Billy B. Smith . . . . Center Harold Arterburn . . . Guard Jackie Houk. . . . . . Guard James Embry . . .... Guard Donald Thompson . . . Forward-Guard Standing, Left to Right Gerald Bergen . . . Manager Joe Lones . . . . . Guard Harold Faught . . . Forward Tandy Pvedigo . . Forward Billy Baxter . . . Center Louis Burden . . . Center J. C. Wilson . . . Forward W, E. Burger . . . . Coach Compliments of SUPERTONE STUDIO , 67 Wfmi' 'Wm' 'K 1952 G CHEERLEADERS Jane Gammon, Sue Skaggs, Kathy Colvin, and Wally Badgett JB Compliments of WALKER and THOMPSON WALGREEN DRUG STORE 68 ' S IIE!-rlbryll Billy B. u -1 n Bama and Hoss Co-captains TVN I S ... s,--' -Q,-5 Quo 4 s us J3Ck1C' 4' :C . A --:M'i., . J. ' .l ', I 40 En- L .. ' ,. . ' , 'Q ls: ' :. ' 'Rfvdfley ' ...o.. 1 . l . . 0. UH. .. -- , - . . . . :.' . , .. . . . . . . . .. .,- uf: . . - . - pf Q . ' '. - .s 0 . -,,. .4 1 ., . . .. . . . ,, - . ' : . - Y - ' I' a-'fl-. 'I -' -: l -. t' A ., ,7 . l:'.' 453' -'- sf: L: ' 4 4 ,' . . 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