Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

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ACADEMIC ACI-IIEVEIVIENT The door must either be shut, or it must be open. Oliver Goldsmith's THE CITIZEN OF THE WORLD The door to academic achievement is opened and before one stands twenty-Seven major areas from which to choose. Is English one's choice? Or perhaps it's biology . . . One may choose government, health and physical education, or mathematicsg there are others too numerous to mention. The field is wide, selection great--they are all there for everyone. Then, after the selection is made, one may find he needs guidance. Campbellsville pro- vides that, also. This year several new fac- ulty members were added to our staff. Our teachers . . . our doorkeepers . . . ,-- M ,,,Z,Zu jp pp W F L I 3 DOORVVAYS . . RECREATION It has been said that man mu st have leisureg 'tis also true of college students. At Campbellsville one may join in any of a number of intramural sports, such as soc- cer, baseball, football, and basketball. Too, the recreation room is open at spec ified hours for those who wish to relax at the pool table or a game of cards. The door to recreation opens easily for all who desire to become mentally and phys ically fit. Campbellsville has made vast achievements in expansion, The Old Stapp Hall Qgirls' dor- mitoryb was torn down, and a beautiful new Stapp was erected early last spring. In 1966, a new men's residence hall was built. Plans are now under way for the construc- tion of a new student center and gymnasiumg tentative completion date for the gym is fall of 1968. Campbellsville shows promise of making even greater marks in tangible expression. This door is a sturdy one--it WILL open. DOORWAYS. TANGIBLE EXPRESSION 'ff Efggyt 'f, f -v' R -Jil ,pr - 'wma l.3U9 f2 Dr. 1. K. Powell, president of Campbellsville College, recently signed preliminary papers in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for Tandy Industries to construct buildings at the college. I-le was accompanied by a committee of ten representing the Board of Trustees. x , mf' M 'ii N55 imma A typical learn-by-doing experience takes place in the biology laboratory. DGORVVAYS. LEADERSHIP POSSIBILITIES Yet to the inevitable, all doors must open, - -Confucius Campbellsville College's total enrollment is approximately one thousand fifty students, most of whom are preparing for a profession in teaching or ministry. These two worthy professions are undoubtedly the backbone of our country--the true leaders of our world stand among these students. Pre -professional programs offered here in- clude pre -engineering, pre -law, pre -medicine and dentistry, plus secretarial-business cer- tificates . The door to leadership is ever open . . , , 'rmhmm pu.-.--awnvwlb-94 D O , O l R W A Y S . CREATIVITY Make not the door wider than the house. --john Clarke PAR OE MILOGIA Campbellsville thrives in the field of crea- tivity. One may develop his talent of music, art, drama, etc. under our fine instructors. The Pennyrile Singers, Harlequins, and other avenues of expression all demonstrate Camp- bellsville's artistic opportunities . Ability, Will, cleverness--the openers of Doorways . . . Creativity. DOORWAYS . . RELIGIOUS FULFILLIVIENT This portal is the epitome of that for which Campbellsville stands. Here one may enjoy Christian fellowship and find any number of religious activities to strengthen and fulfill one's personal religious needs. Morning Watch, Vespers, Baptist and Methodist Student Unions welcome all students. They aid Campbellsville in swinging wide the doorways to religious fulfillment. .11 it .xs- . , 'WN ..- .Ti- i .- LH. je Q.. -war- 1 'ri F Qu JQN, W' J. A su g I 1 8 .1 ..,-,U QQUS I ? , 3 DOOR WITH IVIANY KEYS 1 v I I Lp 4 2 I Q-1 'Sl 'id' 94 'U11 .,. und. ar' - M... ' 'Us ,x U .3-L. ,, . ,sUV,..-.. V-iv. .1 1, T,--Vi 2514, Eg: ,.4 ', 2,141 . ,1 f- 1 qfj ,,x,.,5-N, .Y t!gf,ht,.g.-qv, .. V' 'b ---.'X'As Fix -. ' F, -'.',5!' Y w,.u,1f'. 1-':-,Linv.M,ari1x'1QiXjfhflgfyli 'iw 1.2 R' 51T'f119'H-i ,.:'EH.N' fs .:':: S '.'L ' ' Q5 Q ,, n vi' , ...g.....LA ,qv -.N ...NFO K3 aL,ao -'-vnu wmv.. il- MX' L '- fifff it 'K . . Qsxvtgflf '4 BT? .-'J 7 438'-f AND EVER 1114 . A usgrjulwv' T 1. 'w-4,4 I2 ff Him DIP ,K '.:fw?k'- uddifi , fC: --.Mg UNLOCKING The forms which campus life at Campbells - ville takes are as varied as are the students. Leisure or routine, time is ever occupied. Students rush to the SUB each morning to receive an awaited letter for maybe even a check from some generous someone!Jg some engage in small talkg others retreat to that special someone. Again, one may possibly find some ambitious soul practicing something in the musical line or molding a piece of pot- tery. Others may be catching up on class notes or writing a letter to a friend or relative. At any rate, life is never really dull. To one who seeks, the door to social life truly does have MANY keys . . . I Qfsgn-Sv, 5+ f'il N fx K X X 1 Lx hiv! 21,3 ,rg J 1 4 4 '4 4 1 4 I v ,f ., s. 1 4 1 A P POI 111 , I :Elgin g S w 424 my bg fi'Z'a,f 4 s'15iJ . - we ii.: fin.-igj H2.i15if,1'gEfE fefff A Z?-1:22,-.53 ,J-,asffhxtli f 4g T wgafg.5.1-gileirgff type,-:fig fi 3'a4W:i'3f?2f1 fwelinibif 'swf mw'.fg1i wgfgte1-'5:,4i.m.,,ggl-45 .h 4, few 51- fr fiffff'- wi'f2 T Zim 'zgalgffifs'-1ii?'1,ge-f'!fg?aEg3'r 2:g,'5i5LffY3?,,faQ' Q Q. 5555.1 2 -V rjfii :-13:55. ffEf,?'3.3if3?-11:3 f,,gg1g:'5-:A 36 .v 40 A., Wi gi! L fail 7 45 QE' ' ' Livin- I ' x FACU LW STAFF Through the combined efforts of administration, faculty, and staff, the great educational ma- chinery of Campbellsville College is maintained. They are compe- tent, and cooperatively form a group heretofore unrivaled at this institution . With thirty-three per cent of the faculty holding earned doc- torate degrees and approximately sixty per cent having three years of training above the A .B. or B .S. level, they are the best We have ever had. Indeed, many of the members attend school each summer to further their education. Several contribute to scholarly mag- azines, and some have two to three books to their credit. Truly, with quality leadership and ability such as these people have to offer, manydoors may be opened to the Campbellsville Col- lege student. Mr. .-X. joe Asher General Counsel Dir. Financial Dev. 1 I Mr. Marshall Black Business Mgr. Dr. D. L. Druien Vice -President l l ' 3 Mr. David Gillespie Registrar Dir. of Promotion 5 4 'rr f Mr. Robert Richardson Mr. L. Paul Prather Dean of Students Dir. Religious Activities l ' ' I v , I l 1 MI Mitchell Parker As busy as he is, Dr. Powell takes time for ' students' many problems. LEADERSHIP Mr. Woodruff Chandler Treasurer jsilw- ml ' ' ix -. an wwe. -vi IS... xi? J . 5 I A Mr. Kelly Christerson Comptroller Dr. J. K. Powell President gf I we I 4 ' Q . Q My 8 ,fm ,343 X 4 s .ff 1 wr , . Q 5 Wy ....... , ,f -1 A 1,4 .,-.rf -' - Dr. Lynwood Montell Academic Dean Social Science ri fwxy ia .l gp. . Q, f fam : Q ff ,.,. Q ' , 35? ' M A ,A rs! Q 7 ww I. QE . .2 A 34: -Y 'mix X 3, ws w gim 3 f S ,-1 5 X. I 6 Dr. Aubrey Biclxley Social Science -xfrfrfvvj' I -. fill, ,gs I .Q 9' . 1 T? Q J . S -4 4 Bir. Edward Carlton Science E- Math. Mrs. Anna Boone Mr. William Boyd Education Science 8 Math. Mr. Robert Clark Dr. H. E. Coker Y Social Science Bible 1. . r - ze . 1 . 1 - , . ,X , Q - P 5 . ITL - 'i Dr. George Cribb Not only have students mastered the art of Fine Arts listening to lectures . . . Mrs. Bonnie Coppock Educ ati on 1 THE OPENERS if wwf, r U -ru 5 I i , .ak S' l 1 ' .fm an 5 - Mr. Lou Cunningham Mrs. D. P. Curry Health 8 Physical Literature-Languages Education m ,Q ,g . ,J A A -v Miss Beatrice Evans Mrs. Ina Gregory Mr. L. M. Hamilton Mr. Bobby Himes Mrs. Bobby I-limes Science 8 Math. Business 8 Econ. Literature-Lang. Social Science Library Dr, Paul Homer Mr. L. D. Kennedy Mr. Jerry Kibbons Mr. Donald Marcase Mrs. Tommie Bible Literature-Lang. Social Science Fine Arts Marshall Library Mr. Price Mathieson Dr. Drewry Meece Dr. Shirley Meece Physical Education Education Literature-Lang. GF DOORS. Dr. Rolf Moseley Mrs. Irene Murphy Science S Math. Literature-Lang. x Mr. William Myles Education Mr. Paul Osborne Mathem ati cs 'H 1nd, K Mr. Darrell Reagan Literature-Lang. if Mr. I-larry Scalos Business-Econ. Miss Helen Osborne Physical Education Dr. Sherman Parrish Physical Science Mrs. Darrell Reagan Mr J I-I Reymerson Dr Noble Roberts Literature-Lang. F1ne Arts B1010gy Mr. Robert Stapp Dr Gilbert Tredway Mr Dee Wayne Fine Arts Social Science White Mr. Harlie White Miss Alice Wilkinson Mathematics Fine Arts Mr. Richard Wood Business-Econ. 1.4.7 ,I A 4 pd' if Mrs. Fred Yoder Social Science Dr. Marylea Wood Dr. Fred R. Yoder Social Science Business-Econ. if-ff VN Mrs. Janet Simpson Mrs. Jeanette Mason Mrs. Martha Stein Mrs. Wilma Cooper Mrs. Willie Snyder Sec.-Academic Dean Business Office Business Office Book Store Nurse W f Mr. Dir. 1? I 1 1 gg. R 1 N ' W William Tague Mrs. Jennie Phillips Miss Dale Cave Mrs. Barbara Nunn Food Services Sec. to President Registrar's Office Regign-31-'S Office Faculty, you say?? Yes! Mrs. Reagan and Miss Osborne receive drenchings at Tiger Fall Round-Up. 1 ' s v Mrs. Maurine Murrell Dir. --North Hall MIS- Lou Hogan Mrs. Price Mathieson Dir. --Druien Hall Dir.--Carter Hall 1 I l l. i I 1 Us-M ,. 1 F L . F ,Q . A Mrs. Alice Prather Mrs. Lela Walker V Dir. - -South Hall Dir. - -Stapp Hall I i' vw' X' s- 4. , 6 I' 11- - f-I X 1 ix ,..- will g - T.- 1 P--3-sVlrl.lns'. 1 . . l'l'l, .K lwlfL.1 Q Mr. C. E. Elzy Mr. Herbert Keeton lvlr. John Walls Steno Pool lndustry Industry 24 Will the REAL Dr. Doodle please stand up? ii IVIGRE DGGRS -2 ., Wgm.. lf one ever Wonders how much Work goes into producing an annual, he should just ask one of the staff members. Long hours and strenuous effort Qphysical and mental, are required to make a yearbook Worthwhile. Thus, to prepare a superior yearbook that will do the remembering for the 1967-1968 school year was the purpose given by the editor -in-chief, Barbara Beams, for the MAPLE TRAIL. Other members of the staff are as follows: Lou Clark, copy -writer, Jimmie Bennett and Gerald I-Iuddleston, advertising managers, Joanne Garnett, organizations editor, Sharrion Payne, features editor, Mike Akridge, sports editor, Carie I-Iughie, Senior editor, Coleen Reagan, jun- ior editor, Martha Mayo, Sophomore editor, and Sandra Clark, Freshman editor. IVIAPLE TRAIL Mitchell Parker, yearbook adviser, and Barbara Beams, editor, discuss plans for the '68 MAPLE TRAIL. ,,. ,V- aff? if f f-71:-It 26 THE coLLEoE Mg 2 EcHo Campbellsville's school newspaper, Tl-IE COLLEGE ECI-IO, is published twice a month by the students . Staff members are appointed by the college newspaper adviser, Mr. L. D. Kennedy, and are supported by the journalism class. It is the hope of the Echo staff that the paper will serve as a sounding ground for the student body. Editor-in-chief--H. I. Stroth Assistant editor--Ron Wells Sports editor--john Dorough Advertising managers--jim Workman Bobby Nunn Headline Writer--Bert Fendt, jr. Cartoonist--Fonie Rice 27 1' A' , , ' 'ICTJ 'f 'fwf5k , if --- - L. .2 '-f W- - 3-:S '42fY-0H12fC'S2K7fWRU2u:?h' 'liiifs- 'liX 0355237 C. X'Y1 . ZfW N'1A- f---Av -' -- ' , v--3-1' ' msssmnvw .wwf f ' ' t 13, 'Sn C3 .332 Here is found a representative group of Campbellsville College students. Each member of the Student Council is a leader of an organization or is elected by the stu- dent body, Elected members compose the Executive Council. They are as follows: Betty Sue Cave, President, Bob Sumner, Vice -president, Betty jo Shearer, Secretary, Phyllis Campbell, Treasurerg and jerry Hutchins, Reporter, The Student Council regulates affairs of common interest to the students, subject to final approval of the College Administrative Council, and provides the students, by means of their representatives, a voice in student matters which are brought to the attention of the College Administrative Council. Its purpose is to promote Wholesome academic life and co -curricular activities, and to provide mental, social, and spirit- ual opportunities for every student. Sponsors for this important body are Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Reagan. STUDENT CGUNCIL STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION A part of the national organization for students planning to become teachers, the local chapter provides exploratory experiences for students interested in professional education and helps future teachers to develop professionally. Members receive both N.E .A. and K .E .A. Journals, attend local, regional, and state meetings, hold joint meetings with other college Associations, and have speakers from the Kentucky Education Association. Dr, Drewry Meece, jr, sponsors the groupg officers include Jim Swanagin, Pres - identg Matilda Cowherd, Vice-presidentg and Maurice Coppock, Secretary -Treasurer. ' , 29 Composed of students who are ministers or who are interested in so becoming, this group is under the sponsorship of Mr. jerry Kibbons . Their purpose, to raise higher the banner of our Lord and Savior, jesus Christ, is fulfilled in their activities. Some of these are special speakers and programs relating to the ministry and group dis- cussions relative to the Gospel's being spread. Officers include the following: Tommy Taylor, President, james Coffee, Vice- presidentg George Patmore, Secretary, james Miller, Activities chairman, Bruce Rendleman, Promotion chairman, and james Workman, Reporter. IVIINISTERIAL ASSOCIATIGN YOUNG VVOIVIEN'S AUXILIARY Devoted especially to Women, the Y.W .A . hopes to alert young ladies within Campbellsville College to active participation in Christian missions. The fostering of Christian fellowship among our Women and the developing of Christian character are among their chief objectives. Under the leadership of Mrs . Richard Wood, the group renders a program of Christian service. Officers include Pat Allen, Presidentg jackie I-Iolland, Vice- presidentg and, Janis Cheser, Secretary. M A11 .W '::: 1'-E .gs ,va- .u kgs, xi. Y Q A fi f : :. . -g J- 4, f.1F-Lvff 5 FS.: If - . ' if X -3 '-v ' --E' '+1?S:'5:'.., 'N' .' 233: ff pk 5, .,y,m,.w -'wx .IN -f ,r.'-1.-:Libr K A 31 This organization coordinates the religious activities on the campus, fosters church affiliation, and encourages maximum Christian living. Some of their major activities include Vespers, Morning Watch, a retreat, a Halloween party, skating parties, and a Religious Emphasis Week which is sponsored in the spring. Participa tion in Homecoming proved quite rewarding this year, too, as the B.S.U. float tied for second place. Officers for the Baptist Student Union are Cecil Campbell, President, jim Coffey, Vice -presidentg Mary Lois Perkins, Secretaryg and Carol Yates, Treasurer. Membership becomes possible When one joins a local Baptist church, Sunday School, Young Women's Auxiliary, or Ministerial Association. BAPTIST STUDENT UNIGN IVIETHCDDIST STUDENT FELLGVVSHIP Composed of the Methodist students on Campbellsville's campus, the M.S.F . fur thers religious activity and promotes Christian ideals. The Fellowship is particularly proud of its new center which remains open daily. Here members enjoy an environment suited to their needs . A snack bar, recreation room, lounge, and other conveniences are provided. Heading the group is Miss Betty Sue Dalton, President. 5 il Illllllll -Q 33 1 Miss Beatrice Evans, National Sigma Zeta president sponsors the Sigma Zeta Na- tional Honorary Society on our campus. The society is open to students in all areas of the natural sciences who maintain an overall B average, have good character, and who are in the junior year. President Dennis Shaw states the two -fold purpose of the club as follows: To en- courage and foster the attainment of a knowledge of the sciences and to recognize the attainment of high scholarship among those fitted for membership. Other officers are Hilda Haynes, Secretary, Sandra Goff, Treasurer . SIGIVIA ZETA SCCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Mr, Robert I-limes sponsors this organization, its purpose is vicarious learning through the experiences related to the social sciences by special speakers on issues of importance and related to this vital area. Membership consists of students who are majoring in the social sciences and mem- bers of the Social Science Department faculty. Through member participation, this club produced the float which tied for second place in Campbellsville's 1967 Home - coming, Leaders of this group are Ronald Alsup, President, jane Chandler, Vice -president, Judy I-Ioward, Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Senior, Parliamentariang J. B. Howard, Re- porter . The organization promotes intelligent citizenship, stimulates interest in the various social sciences, and provides an opportunity for students to exchange ideas with other students and professors. as on ENGLISH CLUB The English Club encourages students to keep up with current trends in literature and languages, strives to improve personal use of the language, and promotes good fellowship among teachers and students of English. Membership in English Club is open to all English majors and minors and to other interested students. Dr. Shirley Meece is the C1ub's sponsor with officers as follows: Beverly Eich- stadt, Presidentg Barbara Norfleet, Vice -presidentg jo Lieber, Secretary-Treasurer Donna Wayne, Reporterg Joanne Garnett, Program Chairman. Q 3 ugh! llffiw 'wigs-A 2 av' 2 uv- 2 I e E i , . 36 ,J y HARLEQUINS Hard work and intense interest form the focus of the Harlequins. Their purpose is to further a dramatic interest at Campbellsville College, present plays, and have a lot of fun. The fall production was THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK. Cast, director, and staff are to be com- mended for their abilities. President--Bert Fendt, jr. Vice-President--jo Lieber Sec. -Treas. - -jackie Holland Historian--Joanne Garnett Sponsor--Mr. Darrell Reagan 'YA Sill -:Q E3 9 ann 'E H fi DELTA OIVIEGA Officers President- -Herbert Snyder Vice-President--H. I. Stroth, Jr. Sec. -Treas. --jill Minor Reporter--james R. Wells Sponsor--Mr. M. Darrell Reagan An honorary dramatic society, Delta Psi Omega fosters the promotion of dramatic interest on our tions. 38 campus and avidly supports all dramatic produc- SIGIVIA TAU DELTA This organization is open to students majoring or minoring in English who have a B average, preferably juniors and seniors. Sigma Tau is an honorary society which upholds high Christian standards, academic achievement, and school policies . A newly-organized group, the club has as its sponsor Mrs . D. P. Curry with james Carver as Vice -President and Mrs . Robert Clark as Secretary. 39 uni! ii- iil i- iil I- I-l In l I ...,. ,,,. 5 1- ?'ff! ,,9 -. s1',. 3, The Spanish Club strives to stimulate further interest in the culture, customs, and literature of Spain and Spanish America. Major activities are Christmas caroling in Spanish, slides on Mexico, skits, and numerous discussions in Spanish. Sponsored by Mrs. M. D. Reagan, the Club has as its officers Ronnie Goff, Pres- identg Eugene Matney, Vice -President g Rebecca Lyons, Secretary -Treasurer 5 john Mark Carter, Reporter. SPANISH CLUB 40 IVIUSIC EDUCATOFVS NATIGNAL CONFERENCE M.E .N.C. provides an opportunity for professional development of music educa- tion for college students. Membership is open to music majors and minors. Some of the major activities of this group include participation in charity talent shows and community concert drive . Mary jane Dulin serves as President With the following persons assisting her: Bobby Reynolds, Vice -President, Karen Gibson, Secretaryg Terry Wilson, Treasurer Marilyn Martin, Corresponding Secretary, Glenda Routon, Reporterg james Clark, Sergeant -at -Arms, Alice Faye Wilkinson, Sponsor , 41 CAIVIPBELLSVILLE COLLEGE CHGRALE J ,I - is s k 1. ' E v r' p '45 ,Q Q9 Q, Q is wear f , i t we .4 ai U, .. x ,im W . 1 1 ...f , Q i tv i Q X .P .A v Rl s X.-n. if X! I K5 I x N Q Mr . Dee Wayne White sponsors the Campbellsville College Chorale. This fine group presents music for the convocation programs of the college, gives an annual Christmas concert, and represents Campbellsville College through the presentation of programs of choral music throughout the state. The purpose of the group is to gain a cultural experience as a participant of a choral organization and to share this experience with their listeners , Membership is open to all students upon consent of the director . Along with jim Clark as President, officers are George Garrett, Vice -President, Janice Elmore, Secretary, Ralph Phillips, Treasurerg jim Badgett, Librarian, Debbie Oerther, Reporter. 42 CGLLEGE BAND Campbellsville's band, with Mr. Donald Marcase as director, helps to increase school spirit, attracts students for the music department, and provides an opportunity for students to express their abilities. Major activities of the band include concerts, participation in supporting home ball games, and projects for raising funds for band uniforms. Officers are Vernice McGaha, Presidentg Sharrion Payne, Vice -presidentg Libby McWhorter, Secretary -Treasurerg Kathy I-Iedrich, Librariang Timothy Best, Reporter 43 '9Nl4-Khulna. N - B. slfifix Made up of students who are majoring or minoring in health or physical education or who are interested in the college's program of fitness, the Health and Physical Education Club sponsors intramural sports, Among these activities are baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, football, and other games, With the desire to Win is coupled the desire to base the performance in these competitive sports on fair play and clean living. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 44 VVOlVIEN'S ATHLETIC ASSGCIATICN se of the Women's Athletic Association is to offer an opportunity for The purpo girls to engage in intramural and intercollegiate sports . Activities offered are soc- cer, volleyball, baseball, judo, tennis, and others. Too, it gives the girls a chance to make friends, develop qualities of leadership, ' ' t t is the fact that good sportsmanship, and cooperativeness . Perhaps most impor an the W .A.A. helps one to become and remain mentally and physically fit , 45 in BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS CLUB :fr .WN H V. UV Wi, 33 .iq .W Promotion of well -informed, intelligent citizenship with a knowledge of the business and economic World is the purpose of the Business and Economics Club. It is spon- sored by Mr, Richard Wood and Dr. Fred R. Yoder, main activities include outside speakers from the business world . Oiicers of the club are joe Rankin, President, Audean Thornton, Vice -president, janet Delp, Secretary, Charles Parker, Parliamentariang Daryl Gruver, Reporterg Barbara Norfleet, Historian. 46 l nl LEBANGN HOUSE The principles and aims of Lebanon House are to establish better fellowship among the members and students of Campbellsville College. Their goals are to promote school spirit, to uphold Christian principles, to defend the policies of the school, and to promote all worthy activities. In order to develop more school spirit this year, Lebanon House plans to give a trophy to the organization or dormitory which best illustrates school spirit. Lebanon House officers include David Haas, President 5 Bob Sumner, Vice -President john Gossett, Secretary, james Howard, Treasurer, Gary Watson, Sergeant -at -Arms, other members are Phil Thompson, Russ Bethel, Bob Combs, Steve Small, David Schadler, and Charles Hines. 47 HEI.: e A i rafts 'f 15' gpg? I , ,ei .wound builder lt , ' ffl' ' for Kenfuck img.. i :N ,ohm 'V 'Q Wendell Ford The Young Democrats is an organization made up of those students wishing to promote the Democratic party and its ideals. Members attend speeches given by prominent politicians and sponsor several fund-raising dinners. Too, participants help to promote leadership and civic -mindedness among the students of Campbells- Ville College . Mr, jerry Kibbons sponsors the group, Spencer Wood is President, assisted by Chandler Smith, Vice -Presidentg Secretary, Carie l-Iughieg Treasurer, Jimmie Ben nettg and, Chairman, Tony Roberts. YGUNG DEIVIGCRATS YCUNG REPUBLICANS The Young Republicans have as some of their main activities the attendance of speeches by such outstanding political figures as Senator Thruston Morton, Senator john Sherman Cooper, Senator Everett Dirkson, and Governor Louis Nunn. Active campaigning on campus is carried on by this group for the candidates of their choice. Mr. Edward Carlton sponsors this organization Whose purpose is to promote Re- publicanism and the Democratic ideals of our nation. William john Senior presides as Chairman, with Kenneth Allison as Vice-Chairma jimmy Furkin as Secretary -treasurer, jill Minor as Reporter, and Butch Mallory as Sergeant-at-arms. --1 -.f 49 L4 CAIVIPBELLETTES GLEE CLUB i l a ,.l?'fW6, g 4 12 f . The Campbellettes is a girls' glee club consisting of twenty young women for the 1967-68 year, with all the girls selected by audition. Under the direction of Mr. Harold Reynierson, the club sings both religious and secular songs, they present concerts in surrounding areas, entertain at chapel programs from time to time, and plan a tour for sometime in the spring. Officers for the club include Matilda Cowherd, President and accompanist, Sue Phillips, Vice -president: Gaye Lowery, Secretary -Treasurerg Martha Mc- Kinley, Reporterg Janice Elmore, Devotions Chairman, Linda Welch, Wardrobe Chairman, and Beverly Munn, Librarian. 50 CAIVIPBELLAIRES GLEE CLUB l . 3 1 FROM left fin front of railj: Robert Reynolds, pianist, Dee Wayne White, Director. CFRONT ROWD: Ralph Phillips, Steve Shelton, Frank Starr, Glenda Routon, Kay Harbison, Mary jane Dulin, Mike Bebout, David Doty, David Tucker. KMIDDLE ROVVQ: Don Phillips, Benny McNees, Marilyn Martin, Stewart Northrup, David Harbison, Danny Hayes, David jackson, Karen Gibson, Timothy Best, Albert Gates. QBACK ROWJg Bob Nellums, Dale Dobson, Sherry Armstrong, Dan Taylor, David john- son, George Garrett, jim Clark, Tom Moore, Nancy Reynolds, James Hogan, Bill Smith. The Campbellaires gives the man of Campbellsville College an organization by which they shall not only magnify Campbellsville College, but jesus Christ who shall direct us always. They fulfill their purpose by providing entertainment for Kentucky's high school students, arranging for a spring tour of those states surrounding Kentucky, and giving concerts in schools and churches throughout the surrounding territories. Officers for the Club are Bill Smith, Presidentg Timothy Best, Vice Presidentg Steve Shelton, Sec. -Treas.3 Mike Bebout, Reporterg Don Phillips, Librariang David Tucker, Devotional Chairman, David Harbison, Wardrobe Chairmang David Doty, Riser Chairman. 10 X, X, X 42 IVIEN GF SENIGRS. .. Campbellsville College has opened many doorways to all, many opportunities. There have been trying times, even to the point of depression, but as months and years pass, only the good times will be remem - bered. Each person will, undoubtedly, one day think back rather nostalgically to all the old college friends, the ball games, the sneaky things with which nearly everyone got away. One may sigh, Ah, those were the good old days. Thus, as for the present, Campbellsville has done all it can do. It has offered time, talent, and energy to give ample knowledge to each. Perhaps opportuni- ties have been missedg perhaps time was spent fool- ishlyg perhaps remorse will be felt because college careers--and in a sense, freedom--have now ended. But these are irretrievable things 3 they are past, and must go down as merely one more chapter in the an- nals of humanity. But on the other hand, the picture is not dim at all. There are new doorways ever opening, new careers beginning. Many people will find that life is really just beginning to blossom. New Heights, surpassing any before known, can be reached. The golden key to Future's doorway awaits the in- evitable turning . . . I, PV? x Charles D. Aaron Sharon D. Aaron Ronald Alsup Darryl Atwell A X Kelly Baugh Barbara Beams Lottie Beard Mary Lee Beeler Kenny L. Bennett William E. Bennett james R. Berry Charles E Blair Nettie A. Blair Robert M. Blair Robert Blakeman Brenda Bottom if Reda Britton ? t 'K W? james E. Carver M. jane Chandler Carolyn Coomes wifi Terry Broaddus Bernal C. Buis Evelyn Carlton Joyce Carver Betty Sue Cave Glenda H. Cave 1 in Betty Lou Clark james T. Clark Kenneth D. Conrad U Maurice E. Coppock A Phyllis Corbin Matilda Cowherd 2 l J I ui I 4 . I I I l. ft Q, 3. I Q, 1 l I 1 I I 1 l I r f I P J Charles E. Crawley Edwin K. Darst Donald E. Davis Ralph Davis l - 1 Carolyn Day Doris Day janet Delp Judith Eastridge Ben Edwards Beverly Eichstadt Robert C. Elliott Mary E. Ellis Roger Fair jackie Ferguson Margaret A. Foster Joanne Garnett l George A. Garrett Karen R. Gibson Sarah E. Gilpin Carl W. Goff, jr. 5 L A avs 'Cv 'TTY' 'Mali iw Sandra Goff john Gossett Darryl Gruver David Haas 'K Mary Lou Hadley Roger Hanks L. Dianne Hardy Wayne Hasenmeyer jane C. Hay William Hay ' Hilda Haynes Mary F. Hedrick 2 'TSI l ' X lfigaf-: 'f -I VH- uf V- sl- -, e . 1' - ,1'-,AM if -e .. -..'. 1 in fc it . ,f'ff5tiffsf ,, , , 432: 1 ' Vw ' ,. What passing generations fill these halls, What passing voices echo from these walls, Ye heed notg we are only as the blast, Phillip D. I-ligdon Charles Hines Betty B. Hord . . d Vaughn Hlular A moment heard, and then forever past. from Morituri Salutamusn --Henry Wadsworth Longfellow F. Dorane Horner Ruth Marlene Houk J. B. Howard 'EQ Demona Kay Jefferies David Lee johnson Rex johnson Carrie Hughey joseph M. jones Kathryn jones Martha W. jones Linda Kearnes Billy Lawson ',.- ,D 'NNW Sheila Levi Sandra Long Luetta Lowery jerry W. Lucas CLI 'CT l Cheri Lynch Charles Mcl-lolan Martha McKinley David McMillen sb 4--df' 24 Qs if Donald Madison Mary jean Marcum Sara jean Marshall Dan Mitchell johnny Money Charles Eugene Morris Barbara Norfleet Brenda Nunn Charles Parker Sharrion Payne of A Reta Sue Perdew Maxideen H. Pruitt Lonnie Morris Deborah Oerther David Penn wh-P 0,.,,,,.--t- joe B. Rankin V' Ili 47 'F1 Kenny Murray ff!!- Michael Owens f-J' xx Brenda Kaye Pennington Ruth Reece L Yin-ni L. Stephen Rendleman Bonnie Rexroat Robert L. Reynolds Rachel Riggs 'Od FFR gr-Hr Dennis Rigon Rebecca Robertson Janice A. Rose David Royalty ibn f'5 f 'Qr-H' Larry Scott William j. Senior Dennis A. Shaw Robert Shuffett 60 RQXHWQWW mix Us M 2.-H David Simpson Hettie Simpson Brenda M. Skaggs fi- 'Y , KV- ,, ,f s Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints of the sands of timeg 't-m..n- X, Footprints, that perhaps another, Sailing o'er life's solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, B111 D' Smith Seeing, shall take heart again. Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. From LongfelloW's A Psalm of Life Cozetta Sprowles Oval Tapscott Suzette Terry Audean Thorhton Linda C. Skaggs -Q-:jf Herbert R. Snider Sovel Stephens Grace Troutm an PJ' T is PS' F' 7 I a l N. .gifs Betty Tucker William Underhill Sharlee Van Norman jerry M. Vaughn Avert O'Neal Wade james R. Wells -40 L Billie jean White Retha J. Wilcoxson x x, 1:--4' K g Brenda J. Wilson Connie A. Wilson Harry Wright Enoch Yantz, jr. Larry O. Wilson jerry R. Wise I-low beautiful is youth! how bright it gleams With its illusions, aspirations, dreams! 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L' ' 5 '5. 5555555555555 ', w In Holvleeolvn X,- !,,,, .. ,L ,- imdb College Belles Com WWW NG 1967 , K te for Homecomung Queen I' 'ka A215 ,Q-' ir v , A1.. t N 1 f45p 'k. 54 Flgx . fix 3' if .N 9 . N' A . gf . . c 1 im. fx- -aa .-' N WINNING FLCDAT-FRESHIVIEN CLASS . g ffgnfgg 2nd Place 2nd Place Social Science B.S.U. 66 ,wmAQ' . Vx Slab-.:A.m4j 4 . Y ' lace CAIVIPBELLSVILLE COLLEGE DRILL CQRPS IWOMENTS T0 REMEMBER TRYING MOMENTS IVIANY A nn Ba ke r Burch Mallory Harlequins Pat Burns Pat Karp B.S.U. 70 HOIVIECOIVIING CANDIDATES THEIR ,wzesw I Vicki Brown Eddie Rogers Stapp Hall QUEEN AND ESCORTS Peggy Foster Ken Stone Physical Education Majors and Minors Club Gay Lowrey Tom Moore M.E.N.C. 71 Carolyn Coornes Vaughn Hillard Senior Class ,. ,Q-V Cheri Lynch Randy Talley Druien Hall Deborah Lee Oerther George Garrett North Hall 72 Mary jean Marcum Dennis Rigon Social Science Club Evelyn Pace Fred Pace Freshman Class Mary Lois Perkins Larry Craig S.N.E.A. Helen Ruhl David McGuire Lebanon House 73 Marlene Sharpe Kirk Winkenhofer Sophomore Class Terry Wilson Danny Dabney Junior Class 74 Audean Thomton Joe Rankin Business and Economics Club I I iw i 2 3 P '4 HQMECOMING QUEEN Miss Janie Pike s ,r v I K .- If l I 5-s E 4 i I r L , 3' E 5 .5 at E - ix l . i -1 ' 1 A E l L45 f '- i if: 1 THE QUEENS CGURT 3rd runner-up, Carolyn Coomesg lst runner-up, Helen Ruhlg Homecoming Queen, Miss lanie Pikeg 2nd runner-up, Mary lean Xlarcum: Freshman Attendant, Evelyn Pace. HER T-LAIESTY THE QUEEN--Miss Betty Miss Pike is escorted by Cary Garrison. Sue Cave, reigning queen, places the 76 She is a sophomore majoring in Physical crown on Niiss Janie Pike durin ceremo- Education and minoring in En lish. Miss 8 d S h H ll g li 3 . nies at the Homecoming ball game. Pike represente ou SPRING FESTIVAL QUEEN Miss Helen Ruhl XE o ,. 165. 1 VALENTINE QUEEN AND HER COURT ! Miss Marian Dunavvay 1St runner-up, C yla Stiffg 2nd runner-up, Hilda Haynesg 3rd runner-up, R by T 1 78 MISS MAPLE TRAIL Sharrion Payne Miss Sharrion Gayle Payne was chosen by the college annual staff as Miss Maple Trail of 1967-68. Sharrion, who is a Senior, and a Physical Education major with a minor in Sociology was chosen from all the female students of the student body. This honor is bestowed upon the young lady who shows qualities of leadership, scholarship, ethical character, and a genuine interest in the life of the college. Miss Payne is presently President of the Women's Recrea- tional Association, Vice Pres. of the College Band, Treas. of the Senior Class, Vice Pres. of the College Pep Club, Feature Editor of the Maple Trail, and member of the Student Council. DIARY OF I I III I I 'psi a I Scene from the Harlequins' play on opening night. The Maple Trail would like to salute the directors and cast of this play for a splendid performance and what ap- peared to be the best play that the Campbellsville College Harlequins have presented. I I is I I I I I I I I Iohn Dorough IMr. Frankl comforts Ann Baker fAnne Frankl. john and Anne had- the male and female leads in the play. I 1, I ji lil. F ANNE FRANK Cast from DIARY OF ANNE FRANK--lleft to rightj Mary Darland, Mike Bebout Bonnie Dunaway john Dorough, Sue Barclay, Wayne Muscar, Anne Baker, Don Miller. fNot shown,--Mary Jean Mar cum, Bill Seniorb. I The Campbellsville College Alumni Chapel stage was the setting for this production. :X 3 W Our coach's warm personality and sincere interest in the stu- dent body are just a few reasons why he was chosen Most Popular Professor. I . IVIOST POPULAR PRGFESSOR Mr. Lou Cunningham, basketball coach at Campbellsville College, has been chosen by the students as the college's Most Popular Professor of the year 1967-68. A native of Camargo, Montgomery County, Kentucky, Mr. Cunningham earned his B.S. degree from Belmont College in Nashville, Tenn., where he majored in Health and Physical Education and minored in Biol- ogy. His M.A. degree was awarded him at Peabody College where his area of concentration was a major in Physical Education and a minor in Education Administration. The coach played four years of varsity basketball and three years of baseball while in col- lege. In 1966, Lou Cunningham was named among the Top Ten high school basketball coaches in Kentucky. He was assistant coach and science teacher at Jackson High School in jackson, Ohio. For four years he held the position of head coach and Health and Physical teacher at Au- gusta High School, Augusta, Kentucky. Then for two years he was head coach and Physical Ed- ucation teacher at Lyon County High School. College coaching, however, had long been a desire of Mr. Cunningham's, and when the opportunity afforded itself, he graciously accepted it and came to Campbellsville College last year. Mr. Cunningham is a member of the Campbellsville Baptist Church and is presently teaching an Intermediate boys' Sunday School Class. Mrs. Lou Cunningham, the former Barbara Tucker, is from Paducah, Kentucky, and is also a graduate of Belmont College. The Cunningham's have two children, David, who is two and one -half years of age, and Phil, who is fourteen months of age. Mr. Cunningham has always been interested in horses. He has trained and exhibited saddle- bred and standard-bred horses in the past and presently owns a trotting mare. He has raced successfully at fairs in Kentucky and Illinois. The coach stated, when asked how he liked Campbellsville College, l enjoy teaching and coaching at Campbellsville College and I have been impressed by the friendly atmosphere on our campus. I feel that our athletic program is on the move, and I am glad to be a part of it. Of course, I always relax when I coach a game! -q-.np-p-v- '- dv, -Gs IVIR. AND IVIISS CAIVIPBELLSVILLE Each year the Campbellsville College faculty elects two outstanding members from among the senior class. Mr. and Miss Campbellsville are chosen on the basis of char- acter, scholarship, leadership, and service to their school. M 4-qv Worthwhile experiences have come and goneg blood, sweat, and tears have passed --the span of years to be spent here at Campbellsville is quite rapidly nearing completion. A fantastic amount of oppor- tunity has and will come to all. Simply open wider the door to worlds beyond . . . H'..4Y Roy Alcorn Pat Allen Marvin Anderson james Badgett Terry Bagby Bobby Beams . :,, 3 x Patricia Beasley 15:-'F Robin Blanton Wanda Blaydes Ann Burkholder Glenda Carney Bgb C1-leak Michael Bebout Diana Belcher Timothy Best Russ Bethel Betty Bewley ff! C? ,Q miie a..9.i,A'.S , A Lula Cheatman Ellen Clark Eugene Coffey Carol Curtis William Davenport W aAV A 9,24 fig 'P Xen 41 ug .57 45 f ' . ,f' i5W, 5 F uf' T gg Sf? ' ffgffriiyivlf all ee. Vw. ,Ji .af , J james Coffey Preston Cook Patricia Cooper Jack Cox 14 T53 Freda Davis Elizabeth Davidson Carolyn Davis Linda DeMar if Lois Ann Derr joe Dolen Mary Jane Dulin Janice Elmore William Feese Rudy Flanagan Betsy Flippo Clark Gibson Ronnie Goff I-enore Gravel' C1-Hlldie HHDCOCLY KaYe Ha1'biS0Y1 ,yn ,gs ui Margie Hawkin Philip Heeren Terry Hodges Elise Hogan Kenton Hopper james Howard Judy Howard Gerald Hudlestun David Jarboe Linda johnson COY IOHES Sally 101195 Linda Kaya Danny Lea Patsy Lee H Diane Lockwood Donnie Lockwood Nancy Lyon I I I I I I I I I I II II I I I I I I I I I I ,I I II I I I I I I I I I I I Vernice McGaha Suzanne Mckay Joan Mann Eugene Matney M3UfiCC Mollett Margaret Mon-is Shirley Newton Tony Nunn George Patmor Brenda Patterson 'UQ Erma Lou Morgan Barbara Phillips Jim Phillips Jerry Price Coleen Reagan Gerald Reliford Nancy Reynolds Kenneth Rope ?'? Glenda Routon Lois Royalty Margaret Royalty Charles Shaw Stephen Shelton Lois Shepherd vga rd Barbara Short Bonnie Simpson Cheryl Snider Billy Squires Terry Stephens Kenneth Stone ll .A -::.' ---' Robert Sumner Randall Talley David Tarter Tommy Taylor Keith Thomas Eloise Thompson h ml r U D2 q-a Robert Thompson James Elmer Varnadore Boyce Vaughn Ray Vinson ,w.n,.-. V-. ,H -X , ,.--,,-.,,. ,,.,- jacquelin Ward Karren Warfield Brenda Watson 1 IA Gary Watson Donna Wayne Terry Wilson Ronald Wise Linda Wooley Jimmie Workman mv'-.1 ww N ,T ' A sw-va, wwe-. f l J ff. ff' SGPHGIVIGRES The first steps toward higher learning have been made. Some say these are the most painstaking years and the rest is downhill. Yet Others say the rest is even more time -con- suming and back-breaking. Whatever the case may actu- ally be, OUR freshmen and sophomores have crossed the threshold toward broader horizons . SOPHOIVIORE CLASS GFFICERS President .... . Ken DeHart Vice President . . Secretary .... . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . . .Janie Pike Nancy Mullins Dave Harbison . Vicki Brown - 1 9 'F 'Q w 4 I ' , - A ' 7 W A , f. , D A ' 'ff l ' lf, J is ' 1 - -x J -fc If . U Aix P -- , .iii H if it . ff 5 . ' EF' flffgfli Q-zf .Qi f ' 0 . 4 1 'L if lf? Carl Alsup Diane Anderson rLarry Anderson Matilda Bagby Ann Baker Kenneth Barnard Larry Bates Gerald Bault Ronald Becher - . '.. Q g ww' 4' V' 'rv - ' 41 A 1 , lx, -mv V5 lin , Q' ' - ' A . 1 A' ' A .1 'fn f'- ' '- l , ' .QL , .g Na , ,fx ,319 rg bfvpf , g f , ,,:.z,.-- , , 053 rf . ,f - ' - ' ' Liv -M!-yi' fi-at Mi! V ' . lii,'5ff',?-.?i ', , ' V f I QA 14 rfjjyj LST, fffggi 7 ,. 3 1 jacob Beeler Sharon Begley Steve Berry Bill Black Donna Bohanon Marrett Boyd Dorinda Bradbury Larry Branham Phyllis Branscum ffiieeef 'Els Efieigzfgi gi: liwjzfffsi X- Alva? A ff , ei '-1' A ' 51' jennifer Brenda A .v A, , ,. L nr ,4 .If ' ' '- f 1 fr A nn Q 9' X Vicki Brown Rebecca Bugg Kay Burgess Marilyn Burns John Carter Diane Caulk Donald Cheatham Janis Cheser I r 1 P TJ largaret Cheser james Clark David Coffman Robert Conley Judy Cooksey William Cooley Cora Cowherd Patricia Cox David Craddock Benny Cross Danny Daughtery Barry Davis A V. u A A SEZ' kg' 'i' if 54331 ' G ig Roger Davis Robert Dawson Donna Delp Dale Dobson David Doty Charlene Dowell ' 01 IN if x , v 1- A Y A7 Nyf 'J as , 4 f S J 3,.z1!WW . wi X Sm . Richard Draper Bonnie Dunaway Donna Duncan Freddy Estes William Eversole Barry Earle John Eastridge Linda Eastridge Donald Elmore james Elmore jimmy Elmore ' ' ta C.. fs g s - , W R Q ' 3, s v C ' 73 -4' - -4 , ,- 111' - X ' . ' N 'f l ,, ' Q M .1 ',x 'i X I . ,K f ,X ...:iiS?P:T-6-fiytv fi I ' 1 R W C- k 1' If ' A Y'1-f+Q4,l+f+1 4 A .' - U . V . , .. i . if K 5 N 6 gn ,T , ,j Erik V 1 I My 1. A C 'ml--X-f Marcus Franklin Lydia Fredricks Kent Gable Don Garrett Gerald Gilley Maurice Givens Peggy Goff William Goley Homer Gray Bill Grimm Larry Gruver Charlie Guffey Margaret Guthrie Ray Hancock David Harbison Wilma Harper fhff l X William Harris Gary Hash Geraldine Hatfield Danny Haynes Kathy Hedrick Pat Herndon n ff L, 1 Qi Ju fi ggi X Anthony Hibbard Linda Higgason Rhonda Hoagland will li n gm i . J k H. :Q W... -.. I Jackie Holland James Howard Letha I-Iuddleston Don Humphress Jerry Hutchins David Jackson Samuel Johnson Becki Johnston John Kanis 'T A ,H X 0 l 'F . -x X- ' -4 ' ' . '. K - -i,yau' r, ' I X' . ' . - A life lflifof' film J Q, nf 1 f 's , lg xv 3,2 . ex QI I ran.,- Brenda Kearnes Larry Kimbler Gilbert Larimore WaYne Lawrence Richard Lehman Donnie I-e0H2I'd Judy London GHYC LOWrey Dale MCA1't1'1ur J Xf- J if' A 'Va oii 'lfffz LQ -eiii.. E wzftis -,..,B' it so p If on X ', X . ,Q l Q J. I.. 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'ig Carolyn Abbott john Adkins Charlotte Allen Chris Allen Larry Allen Rebecca Altman Vivecia Alvarez James Atwell Mattie Bagby . , nv-f Glenda Bale Linda Bale Susan Barcley Roger Barnett ThO1'H8S Barnett Nancl' Bei1'9i5 Daniel Bill William Biscoe Betsy Blakeman Le-,-fig Blakei-nan Michael Bland Phillip Blevins Thomas Blevins Beverly Bloyd Patsy Bloyd Ina Boggess Nancy Boils Cranston BOSICY l ' L W Aft Q X lx' at-a+l1.rtLiilmr L ' d B d' S 1 Brenner Charles Britton Glenda Britton Robert Brock Nancy Brooks Marlene Brown David Bowman Ronnie Bowman Davi ree ing amue .A ', L Ai 'R 4 35, . J ' in ' is .- i x U 'lf . Bill M. Bunce Hope Burchett Reva Burns Kay Campbell Van Campbell Janice Carey Marcenia Carmicle Angela Carpenter Charles Carter A 'v 9 1 Lv: Vx i ' J - J -3 'W -'3 A. . 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Hiqeiff-trim 5q5',75iS'?i 5339 ' . B , , , . 3 , .A uw. Mary Darland Greg Darnell Sandra Darnell Thomas Davenport Dave Davis James Davis jim Creech Steve Crossfield John Curlis 'K W B , gf? ,ii 1 A D-o ii' Lloyd Curry Walter Dalton .. . 1 'B' 5 ,s,, .- 32, , 2 , fiM'W 'fall 1 L1-'M ' I it 's-at s----... Q1 ,H J vagfgsieh-5 wi' i Malcom Davis Francee Dean David Deckard I V U LHC J' vs , 2 -nr ,y :',?+, I fx Harold Deckard jerry Denney Kenneth Dicken Nancy Dockery Glenn Drury Carol Earle Tommy East Pamela Edrington Barbara Edrington 1:5 '11 ' 'L 11' rl C' a es Edwards Taisir Emeish Robert Endicott Billy Estes Michael Farris Beverly Faulkner Norman Feese jimmy Ferguson Robert Fisher , i is I I IV Linda Flanagan Danny Gardner Elizabeth Gardner Gary Gamder Lanny Gamer Gary Garrison Albert Gates Janice Gates Mike Gentry tg au - ts, 333,-Q . A' 52-f 'xxJ H . 'Q 'IV 1 1 , Peggy Gibbs Brenda Gibson lon W. Gill Ronnie Gilley Rita Gilliland Danny Gosser Martha Graham Fred Greenawalt Charlotte Grider wt, , , - ' r, W f . , 1 K 'U' ' .:, -. ,A A-. :Q Www- ,2- umig I C ,Wt ,. . ,- F. .- K-, , ,, .1 .A i A fm -. L- M, . . Q ' K n Q- Darrell Groce Henry Gruno Glen Gupton Earl Hardin jerry Harlow june Harrington C3I'01Y1'1 Haselwood Daniel HEIYSS PhYui5 Hazelwood 930 W 9 3 T ,Qt Dwayne Hazzard James Helm Linda Helm Brenda Henderson Larry Henderson Linda Hendren Sandra Hicks Verna Hilgeman James Hill 'xl' 0 , fu . Y Q .1 E- 4. .A 4. 'F' 1-. fr-, . .. ' - ' w I ' 3, ' ,I f 1, X 5 x ,l -w V wa V A , I fr X ' ' c r 2 ' T. .J . ',ntf 2 K' 4 SL ? f 'Xi I Samuel Hoagland james Hogan john Hom Wilma Huber Charlotte Humphress Wallace Humphress Gary Hunt Janet Irwin Linda Israel Q1 gg gf?, ... I Q , 1 1 Q 14 J in-5 5 XX ' ix ' ' 3' David Jackggn Mary L. jasper Thomas Jernigan Linda jones Patrick Kays Carolyn Keltner Gilda Keltner Susan Kilby David King Meg Q, J f , , ' 5 if, K., Xu :Q , 5 ,5 i o . 'X f ' -. -H .J Peggy Knifley Nick Lannert Bruce Lenz George Lewis Doyle Linder Helen Lockwood Judy Loy Angela Lynn Rebecca Lyon , 1, 2? fa' an . ,ff l ,x.2.4,.,.,z5.-3 ' 5.16 . 93 53 1 . jg -ar 5 , J .1 f gif- 5 V fe fe fi ' f ' 3'i f A 2 ' f -r V ' 275 '.-314' 1 +31-.3323 -4 , fi' J nil W I r. ' f , in ' ia-+3113 , lf! l ff' harles McAne11y Donald McAnelly Jerry McCarty Teddy McCoy Nick McDonald Mike McGinley Linda McPherson Shirley McPherson Samuel Macias Y mg, ,f ff .S 'yy K 1 1 X fgi if R of ' f ,rf I 3 Q e 1 4 4 5 1 f K Douglas Manning Beverly Martin Elsie Martin Gary Mason Leon Mattingly Sue Maupin Larry Meredith Judy Milby Roger Milby 'ig' J .L x Lf' 1 T ' J ' i , 'W - 40, S fr' A N -'1,f : . ' ' : 1 f rvr - Q ' t X Q ' 2 ,I X ' :-: ' , - H - e '2 11 'J' f f ' . . - Q , s,a:, r f - 5 ,Jw Garry Miller Joyce Miller Marilyn Miller Teresa Money Garry Montgomery Tom Moore Glenda Morgan Georgeanne Noble Nobuhiko Noda 43 f ffm , lg' ,Ny K' ,Q , f 'x 5, K ll ff 3' I if f Larry Noe Anelle Noel Linda Olsen America Pace Evelyn Pace Harvey Parker Delores Pawley James Paxton Shelby Pennington 6 - , z y 3 V Q 1. A 4 5 fn Q 1 ' t V , ' A , X j M Y N5 I X g 3 R x J 1 vb . 1. Z. ' V ' fs- , V- J f 4 f A . , , ,Wg , U may 75 i' f'- f X Q Y a if 5315 :KN fl ' Q Viflf' , ff IE is - ag. A l qi ' 5 JoAnne Percefull Patricia Perdew Ralph Phillips Tom Phillips Dennis Pierce Randall Pierce Roger Pike Gary Quisenberry Barry Rafferty g 1 . , H' V: 1- 5' A- r grim H - H 2 'S' ' , Ll, J ' 4 . B - '9'3zQg:'.- L R if A M I '2 M E , . X if it ri . fs ' 'I x,?:z7,S, 1,1 Y f J f 1 'aff rg , Q , wg J J. Connie Rafferty Rickey Ralston John Ramsey B. C. Redford Sherman Richards Sharon Ritter Herman Roach Barbara Roberts Hal Roberts ' Y ii F 6 X ia 5 ' 'X 2 A of V 1 ,ills-.5 , - B X Q I -M 0. 4 -f-ix 5 4 i r V 1 . g ' t Brenda Robinson jerry Rodgers James Roller Roger Rooker Carolyn Rucker Kenneth Rucker 1oLeta Russell Gerald Schuler Sandra Shiveley ggi M ,my Bobby Shofner jim Shoopman Michael Short Larry Skaggs Tony Skaggs Rita Slinker jennifer Sloan Ann Smith Cheryl Smith I George Smith Guy Smith Phyllis Smith Steven Smith Sue Ellen Smith Suzanne Smith Anna Mae Smock Ronnie Snow Randall Somers rl fs R' 'H I H gk any riifitrzkifaigsfilg , -gm x W A 1, ,'x33Ig,'Q-gr.Hy,5-, 'll 'if .rs 53: + Marilyn Spurling Teresa Spurling Frank Starr Robert Stearman Barbara Stein Morris Stephens Garry Stevens james Stiles Allen Stokes A A Kyiv an R J , , W Y gf- ,OBSAAOONQ V5H,:y,Iy,1 my I Nfsxo ' , , me-awash Q K 'fx Qlflwx .lf ',, xr lack Sutherland Donald Tallent Frank Tallent Donald Taylor Lynn Taylor Ruby Thalmann Daniel Thomas David Thompson Lana Thrasher 1 re 1 . HI Van Tincher Woodrow Tingle Terry Tucker Phillip Turner William Twyman Kenneth Underwood William Vaughn Vicki Vincent jill Vitatoe . -1 . .J ' ,' .f -s ,H 6 W. A '11 Q 0' 3 X 1 Q 7 I L43 f l tl ' ,,':Sgf5.C. .as '- 4 po iw-vvnfiEI:,:rE12 r J - T., 5 . x 4 , - 95515 gaffrg- T' x... :a':.a::: Joyce Vit2'C06 Tommie Waddle Bradley Walker Linda Walker Michael Walker Ronald Walker Michael Waller Elissia Walton Frances Watsox 'ROBERT STEARMAN: Deceased, automobile accident an rl Iris f fl: 4 Il f-'MQW' ,wk F . :H N, at Lana Watson Wanda Weakley Diana Webster Arthur Weir Regina Wells li: 5 9 :ra Ronnie Wells janet West Janice West Larry West Ann Weston ' fi A Q' ' :Q ' .A t i W A , 5 .P , ,F L ? 1 af K M .I rf, l ug 1-f ,1 iw f f if a N if my f N' fy. A W -..,, w gr Raymond Wheatley Danny White Susan Whitworth Joseph Wilcoxsin Geneva Williams l l 2 4+,,m-Mg' -R as 2 ft- R it -- A 1 'l 'tWn f A . ,I 'l A I Q... . ' Tl.: .. - I' 4 4 A .ff..,-,, ' , , ig..- -N xr. Y 'Q-ik., 5 , 2 .. 4. , A, , N vw V' fm, ,W In 1 g M .v 4' ,in X ' N . , 0 'N i 3 .-'2 ' ' ' 1 or f . V 3: 'ji 2 lj? X -X, i ,, ' ' ' if 5 W f it iii f. f f if ' ' Q , ' 1 Q ' ' :5' T 51? 'fl M, .V , . 1 j fi i .1 '31-5,1 1 i 3 S James Williams Janice Williams Katherine Williams Norman Williams Thomas Williams Evalena Wilson Genevieve Wilson Peggy Wilson as-rr la r W fr W 'S'-'R ip l. 4 , g HJ ni hy- K 3, lv , an V K n. -rf W A-:: ,, ' R' ' f , 1 8, - 1 1,5 K Af! - V S fx I ix ju, ' 5 , W' ,t I W7 ,Y - in wha- :A .7 Q Q ' lv - 1 -. Q 2 ' 'Hn fa'- Z f N K 'fir-E 'T' gf ,u ps 'Ng' K 1 I H . .. ,,x-faq.. I W l ,, ,I 8 f , v-x,,.v.-L., A - .,. ,- 1 Forrest Wise Dale Wolford Elaine Wright Linda Wright Larry Yantz Charles Yocum Betty York Patsy York Tl-IRGUGH TH ESE DGGRS An architect's drawing of the new college gymnasium WILL PASS CAIVlPBELLSVILl.E'S FUTURE ATHLETES Amuch-needed addition is coming to the Campbellsville College cam- pus. A new two-story gymnasium having some thirty thousand square feet of floor space and a seating capacity of 2, OOO is scheduled for com- pletion around September 1, 1968. This new structure will be invaluable to our athletic program. 100 THE LETTERIVlEN'S CLUB The Lettermen's Club is a newly-organized group composed of young men who have lettered in some sport and who are dedicated to the improvement of our athletic program. IOI 4 ?-- E THE TIGERS OF '67-'68 Basketball is the number one spectator sport at Campbellsville College, and this team has not dis- appointed its fans. Its supporters can be proud to say, This is OUR team. 102 TIGERS: H. Cray, B. Estes, B. Pollock, 1. Spann, B. Bunce, A. Briggs, D. Penn, B. Pennie, E. Freeman, D. Atwell, P. I-Iigdon, W. Sweatt, R. Masden, P. Mathieson, L. Cunningham 4 X . xxx Q N., , -i 6 . Z 1 'L - ' R. TRACK Track Requires Strength and Endurance 104 BASEBALL VVnen Spring Comes, Can Baseball Be Far Behind? jim Howard and Gary Watson practice some baseball fundam t 1 105 1 4 'sg A ,, ., 9 mm dr, V x , 1 fl. ..,,wjf TENNIS - zu,-.f,Q 1 ,J n .f g.1 w, M.. ' ' M , I 106 sgasrgqf 'xt Y 4 v , 9 Y Fu bv Ufik ' fn. f i JUDO Although inexperienced, this year's judo team was one of Campbe11svi11e's most successful teams, win- ning matches from such giants as Western and U. of K. 'IS' , L fri 107 Linda Baughman Te am Captain Shari Currens Linda Higgason , . 4. I .. A x 1 1 N 7- At the heart of school spirit are our cheer- leaders who exhibit great enthusiasm during every home game. Campbellsville is proud of these girls who work tirelessly, ever cheering our team onward to victory. Y X Gayla Stiff 'H 109 Linda Kays Judy Minor GIRLS' BASKETBALL Women's intercollegiate athletics are relatively new at Campbellsville College, yet they are already pro- ducing some most exciting teams. SPORTS OF ALL SORTS '7 X Cr SENIOR DIRECTORY A AARON, Charles Douglas Russell Springs, Kentucky B.S.--General Business-Accounting Business 8 Econ. Club, Golf Team. AARON, Sharon Davis Russell Springs, Kentucky B.S.--Elem. Educ.-English Sigma Tau Delta, SNEA, Delta Psi Omega, Winner Speech Contest. ALSUP, Ronald Dean Urbana, Illinois B.S.---Social Science Student Council, Pres. Social Science Club. ATWELL, Darryl R. I-lardyville, Kentucky B.S.--Health E P.E.-General Business V. Pres. Health 8 P.E. Majors and Minors, Business 8 Econ., SNEA, B BAUGH, Kelly Curtis Ludlow, Kentucky B.S.--Physical Educ.-Sociology SNEA?, BSU, Pep Club, DSEA, Tennis, Social Science Club, Student Council. BEAMS, Barbara A. Campbellsville, Kentucky A.B.--English-Sociology English Club, Spanish Club, Sigma Tau Delta, Miss Maple Trail, Maple Trail Editor, Feature Writer. BEARD, Lottie Lou Garlin, Kentucky B.S.--Physical Educ.-Sociology Health 8 P.E. Club BEELER, Mary Lee Bradfordsville, Kentucky B.S . --Elem. Educ. -English English Club, SNEA, BENNETT, Kenny L. Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--English-Art English Club, DSEA, SNEA, Sigma Tau Delta. BENNETT , William Edward Harrodsburg, Kentucky A.B.--History-Political Science Pep Club, DSEA, Young Republicans. BERRY, james R. Vine Grove, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education Campbellaires, SNEA, BSU, Choir. BLAIR, Charles E. Columbia, Kentucky B.S.--Health 8 Physical Education-History BLAIR, Nettie Ann Garlin, Kentucky B.S. - -English-History English Club, Pep Club, Pep Band, Drill Corps, Social Science Club. BLAIR, Robert Melvin Lebanon, Kentucky B.S.--Social Science BSU, SNEA, Intramurals. BLAKEMAN, Robert Greensburg, Kentucky A.B.--Sociology-Political Science Social Science Club, Spanish Club. BOTTOM, Brenda Gayle Russell Springs, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA BRITTON, Reda Harrodsburg, Kentucky A.B.--English-Spanish Sigma Tau Delta, SNEA, YWA, English Club, Spanish Club. BROADDUS, Terry Lynn Campbellsville, Kentucky ' B.S.--Health 8 Physical Educ.-History BUIS, Bernal Clem Eubank, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education DSEA, SNEA, Pep Club. C CARLTON, Evelyn Campbellsville, Kentucky A.B.--Physical Education-Spanish WAA, Spanish Club, P.E. Club. CARVER, james E. Albany, Kentucky B.S.--English-History SNEA, DSEA, Young Republicans, English Club, Pres. Sigma Tau Delta. CARVER, Siva Joyce Bow, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA, BSU, DSEA, Pep Club. CAVE, Betty Sue Carnpbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--Elem. Educ.-Phys. Ed. Student Council Pres., Homecoming Queen, Miss Congeniality, Miss junior, Miss Campbellsville, SNEA, CAVE, Glenda Anne Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--English-History English Club, SNEA, Sigma Tau Delta, Social Science Club, Echo Staff. CHANDLER, Martha lane Carrollton, Kentucky B.S.--Social Science, History-Econ. SNEA, DSEA, V. Pres. Social Science. CLARK, Betty Lou Greensburg, Kentucky B.S.--English-Sociology SNEA, Sigma Tau Delta, English Club, Echo G Maple Trail Staffs, Pep Club. CLARK, james T. Grandview, Indiana B.S.--Music Carnpbellaires, MENC, BSU, Student Council, Harlequins, jr. Class Fav. CONRAD, Kenneth D. Columbia, Kentucky B.S.--Social Science Area SNEA, Social Science Club, Young Republicans. COOMES, Carolyn C. Jeffersonville, Indiana I B.S.--Physical Educ.-Sociology SNEA, DSEA, P.E. Club, Homecoming Queen's Court. COPPOCK, Maurice E., jr. Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--Sociology-Art SNEA, Harlequins, DSEA, Maple Trail Staff, Social Science Club. CORBIN, Phyllis Ann Columbia, Kentucky B.S.--English-Sociology Sigma Tau Delta COWHERD, Matilda Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--Music Pres. MENC, Pres. Campbellettes, SNEA, Chorale. CRAWLEY, Charles Edwin Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--Math. -Sociology D DARST, Edwin K. Stanford, Kentucky B.S.--Elem. Educ.-Sociology SNEA, DSEA, Social Science Club, Young Republicans S Democrats. DAVIS, Donald E. Russell Springs, Kentucky B.S.--General Business-Accounting Business 8 Econ., Republicans Club. DAVIS. Ralph Gayle Monticello. Kcntuclq B.S.--General Business-Math. Business S Econ. Club D.-XY. Carolyn Elizabethtown. Kentucky B.S.--English-Sociology BSU. SXE-X. YW.-X. English Club. Choir. BSU Executive Council. DAY. Doris ,lean Elizabetlitoxm. Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA. Student Council DELP. Janet Liberty. Kentuclq' B.S.--Business Business S- Econ. Club. SNEA, Xliss Congeniality Spring Festival. E E-XSTRIDGE, ,ludith Nloss Campbellwille. Kentucky B.S.--Music MENC, Chorale. Campbellettes. SNEA, EDWARDS. Ben Campbellsville. Kentucky B.S.--Social Science Xlinisterial Association EIC HSTADT. Beverly Ann Louiwille. Kentucky .-MB. --English-Spanish SNIL-X. BSU, Pres. English Club, Homecoming Candidate, Sigma Tau. ELLIOTT. Robert C. Hodgenville. Kentucky B.S.--Social Science BSU. Social Science Club, Ministerial Association, Executive Coun. ELLIS. Mary Elizabeth Greensburg. Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA, DSEA. F FAIR. Roger Glen Liberty. Kentucky B.S.--Math. -Chemistry FERGUSON, jackie Tompkinsville. Kentucky B.S.--Social Science FOSTER, Margaret Anne Bardstown, Kentucky B.S.--Physical Educ.-Sociology Pep Club. NVRA, Homecoming Candidate, Physical Educ. Club. G GARNETT, Joanne Campbellsville. Kentucky B.S.--English-History English Club, DSEA, Harlequins, Student Coun., SNEA, Maple Trail. GARRETT, George Arthur Louisville, Kentucky B.S.--Music Harlequins, Campbellairs, BSU, MENC, Royallaires, lr. Favorite. GIBSON, Karen Ruth Buffalo, Kentucky B.S.--Music Campbellettes. MENC, Chorale, Band, YWA, Bellettes, Soloist, Jr. Favorite. GILPIN. Sara Edith Columbia. Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA GOFF, Carl W., lr. Greensburg. Kentucky B.S.--General Business-Accounting SNEA. Business 8 Econ. Club. C-OFF, Sandra S. Greensburg, Kentucky B.S.--Biology-Math. Sigma Zeta, SNEA, Homecoming Candidate, Science 8 Math Club. GOSSETT, john Louisville, Kentucky B.S.--Physical Educ.-Sociology Health S P.E. Club, DSEA, SNEA, Lebanon House. GRUVER, Daryl Kankakee, Illinois B.S.--Business Administration BSU, Business 8 Econ. Club, BSU Summer Missionary. H HAAS, David Lee Sellersburg, Indiana B.S.--Physical Educ.-Sociology Circle K, SNEA, Student Council, Lebanon House, jr. S Sr. Class Pres HADLEY, Mary Lou Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA, BSU, Mountain Youth Team. HANKS, Roger Bill Hodgenville, Kentucky B.S.--General Business-History BSU Choir 8 Executive Council, Intramurals, Mr. Freshman. HARDY, Linda Dianne Elizabethtown, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA, BSU, Drill Corps, Pep Club, Spanish Club. HASENMYER, Wayne Evanston, Indiana B.S.--Biology-Psychology BSU, SNEA, Circle K, Pep Club. HAY, Carolyn jane Jamestown, Kentucky B.S. --Elementary Education DSEA HAY, William Big Clifty, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA, MSF. HAYNES, Hilda Louisville, Kentucky A.B.--Mathematics-Sociology Sigma Zeta, Student Council, Homecoming Candidate. HEDRIC K, Mary Frances Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--History-Music MENC, Campbellettes, Belltones, Chorale, BSU, SNEA, Choir. HIGDON, Philip David Henryville, Indiana B.S.--Physical Educ.-General Business SNEA, Business 8 Econ. Club, Baseball, Basketball, P.E. Club. HILLIARD, Vaughn Homer City, Pennsylvania B.S. --Business Education Business 8 Econ. Club, SNEA, HINES, Charles Ray Centertown, Kentucky B.S.--Health 8 P.E.-Sociology Lebanon House HORD, Betty Barnes Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education DSEA, SNEA, Runner-up Spring Fest. HORNER, Dorane Cunningham B.S. SNEA, YWA, BSU, Harlequins, P.E. Club. HOUK, Ruth Marlene Greensburg, Kentucky B.S.--Elem. Educ.-English DSEA, SNEA, Pep Club. HOWARD, I. B. Frankfort, Kentucky B.S.--History, Political Science SNEA, Midwest U.N. Delegate I-IUGHEY, Carrie Greensburg, Kentucky B.S.--Sociology-Psychology Circle K Sweetheart, Homecoming Candidate, Maple Trail. l JEFFRIES, Demona Kaye Liberty, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA JOHNSON, David Lee Louisville, Kentucky B.S.--History-Music BSU, Social Science, Chorale, Pep Club, Ministerial Association. JOHNSON, Rex Hardyville, Kentucky B.S.--General Business-Economics Business 8 Econ. Club JONES, Joseph M. Greensburg, Kentucky A.B. --English-Religious Education JONES, Kathryn C. Columbia, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA JONES, Martha Jane Upton, Kentucky B. S. - -English -History K KEARNES, Linda Kay Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S. --Physical Educ. -Biology Pep Club, SNEA, MSF, WRA Captain, Cheerleader, Homecoming Candidate. L LAWSON, Billy Russell Springs, Kentucky B.S.--Physical Educ.-Sociology DSEA LEVI, Sheila Williams Florence, Kentucky B.S.--English-Sociology BSU, YWA, Sigma Tau Delta, SNEA, Homecoming 8 Spring Fest. Candidate. LONG, Sandra Kay Campbellsville, Kentucky A.B.--Sociology-Art Spanish Club LOWREY, Luetta Glasgow, Kentucky B.S.--Sociology-Psychology BSU, YWA, SNEA, DSEA, Bus. 8 Econ. LUCAS, Jerry William Liberty, Kentucky B.S.--Mathematics-History LYNCH, Cheri Elaine Louisville, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education DSEA, BSU, SNEA, Homecoming Candidate. Mc MCHOLAN, Charles William Perryville, Kentucky B.S . --Business Administration Business 8 Econ. Club, DSEA, Social Science Club. MCKINLEY, Martha Jane Erlanger, Kentucky B.S . - -English-Music Carnpbellettes, MENC, SNEA, BSU. McMILLEN, David Ashland, Kentucky B.S.--Sociology-Psychology Band, Judo Club. M MADISON, Donald Albany, Kentucky B.S. --Business Administration Business S Econ. Club MARCUM, Mary Jean West Point, Kentucky A.B.--English-History SNEA, Harlequins, Drill Corps entine Cand. MARSHALL, Sara Jean Columbia, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education MITCHELL, Dan Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--English-Business MONEY, Johnny Thomas Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--Mathematics-Chemistry MORRIS, Charles Eugene Chaplin, Kentucky B.S.--Business Administration Business 8 Econ. Club MORRIS , Lonnie Shelbyville, Kentucky B.S.--Biology-General Busines MURRAY, Paul Kinnard Greensburg, Kentucky B.S.--Sociology-Art NORELEET, Barbara Pierce Dunnville, Kentucky B.S.--General Business S Engli Capt., S N sh Runner-Up Homecoming, Val English Club, Sigma Tau Delta, Business S Econ. Club. NUNN, Brenda Mae Summer Shade, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education BSU, SNEA. OERTHER, Deborah Lee Louisville, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education O WAA, DSEA, SNEA, BSU, Chorale, Valentine 8 Homecoming Can- didate. PARKER, Charles Albert Tell City, Indiana P B.S.--General Business-Economics SNEA, BSU, Pep Club, Bus. 8 Econ., DSEA, Harlequins, Statistician. PAYNE, Sharrion Gayle Owensboro, Kentucky .F B.S.--Physical Educ.-Sociology Pep Club, Band, Student Council, WRA, SNEA, YWA, Miss Maple Trail. PENN, David Carl Rarden, Ohio B.S.--Physical Educ.-Business SNEA, Business 8 Econ. Club, P.E. Club, Basketball. PENNINGTON, Brenda Jacobs Waynesburg, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education DSEA PERDEW, Reta Sue Gap Creek, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education PRUITT, Maxideen Houk Greensburg, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education RANKIN, Joe Bruce Perryville, Kentucky B.S.--Business Administration R Pres. Business S Econ., Student Coun. REECE, Ruth Lois Columbus, lndiana B.S.--Elementary Education BSU, Choir, SNEA, YWA. REJQDLEXLAN, Paul Stephen West Frankfort. Illinois B.S. - -Business Administration Business S Econ. Club, Pep Club, BSU. REXRO.-XT, Bonnie Lee Russell Springs. Kentucky B.S. --Elementary Education REYNOLDS. Robert Lee Campbellwillc, Kentucky A .B. - -Music -Psychology MENC. Canipbellaires. KMTA RIGCS. Rachel Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S. - -Elementary Education DS E-X RIGON. Dennis Waterbury. Connecticut Solo Recital, Mr. Campbellsville. B.S. --Sociology-Physical Educ. ludo Team. Tennis Team. SNE ROBERTSON , Rebecca Charlestown. Indiana B.S. --Elementary Education BSU. SNEA. WRA, Choir. ROSE. Janice Ann Radcliff. Kentucky A.B. --Elementary Education SNEA. Valentine Candidate. SCOTT. Larry Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--Chemistry-Biology Science Club SENIOR, William john Warren. New jersey A. S B.S.--History-Political Science Harlequins. SNEA, Student Council, Harlequin Award, Supporting Actor A ward. Sl-LAW. Dennis Alan Hodgenville. Kentucky B.S.--Mathematics-Chemistry Sigma Zeta. College Bowl. SHUFFETT, Robert Gail Greensburg, Kentucky B.S.--Biology-Chemistry Young Republicans Club SIMPSON, David Springfield, Kentucky A.B.--Bible-Sociology Ministerial Association SIMPSON, Hettie Mae jamestown, Kentucky B.S.--Business Education SNEA, Business G Econ. Club. SKAGGS, Brenda Clbhilpottj Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S. --Elementary Educ.-Sociology SNEA , Drama Club. SKAGGS, Linda Carol Greensburg, Kentucky B.S.--Sociology-Art SMITH, Bill D. Springfield, Kentucky B.S.--Music MENC, Campbellaires. SNIDER, Herbert R. Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--English-Health S Phys. Ed. Pres. Delta Psi Omega, SNEA, DSEA, Outqanding Harlequin, English Club. STEPHENS, Sovel Russell Springs. Kentucky B.S.--Social Science DSEA, Social Science Club. TAPSCOTT, Oval Thomas Liberty, Kentucky T B.S.--General Business-Sociology judo Club, Business 8 Econ. Club, Social Science Club, Sci. 8 Math Club. TERRY, Suzette Kettering, Ohio B.S. --English-Music English Club, MENC, Sigma Tau Delta, Homecoming Attendant, Spring Festival. THORNTON, Audean Russell Springs, Kentucky B.S.--Business Area SNEA, Business 8 Econ. Club, Candidate Homecoming. TROUT MAN , Grace Columbia , Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education TUC KER, Betty Tullis Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S. --Elementary Education SNEA U UNDERHILL, William Campbellsville , Kentucky B.S.--Physical Educ.-Sociology Lebanon House, SNEA, DSEA, P.E. Club, Harlequins, Tennis Champs '67. V VAUGI-IAN, jerry Mark Columbia, Kentucky B.S. --Social Science Social Science Club, SNEA. VAN NORMAN, Sharlee jane Valley Station, Kentucky B.S.--Elementary Education SNEA, BSU, DSEA, YWA. W WADE, Avert Oneal Windsor, Kentucky A.B.--Bible and English Ministerial Association, English Club, BSU, Oratory Award, Band. WELLS, james R. Philpot, Kentucky B.S.--English-Sociology Asst' Editor Echo, Delta Psi Omega, Young Republicans, Harlequins. WHITE, Billie Jean Louisville, Kentucky B.S . - -Elementary Education SNEA WILCOXSON, Retha Judd B.S.--Sociology-Music DSEA, SNEA, MENC, Campbellettes, Spring Festival Candidate, Chorale. WILSON, Brenda ,Io Sparta, Kentucky B.S.--Sociology-History BSU, SNEA, YWA, Social Science Club. WILSON, Connie Allen Edmonton, Kentucky B.S . - -Physical Educ . -Biology Pep Club, Cheerleader, P.E. Club, BSU, WRA, Science Club, Basket ball. WILSON, Lawrence Owen Edmonton, Kentucky B.S.--Mathematics-Chemistry Circle K, Math 8 Science Club, Intramurals, C Club, Statistician. WISE, jerry Campbellsville, Kentucky B.S.--General Business-Economics DSEA, SNEA, Business S Econ. Club, Social Science Club. WRIGHT, Harry Cecilia, Kentucky B.S. --Physical Educ.-History Y YANTZ, Enoch, Ir. Waynesburg, Kentucky B.S.--English-Physical Educ. English Club, Health 8 P.E. Majors and Minors Club. OUR COMMUNITY IS INTERESTED IN OUR PROGRESS f'l ,M-nwnh. K , ,. A ' r .:-vi . A ,fp .fi . IA ' 1 f An architect's conception ofthe new Student Activities Building, construction of which will begin this spring with completion in the near future . I Compliments of TAYLOR COUNTY WELDING 608 Meader Street Campbellsville, Kentucky Phone 465-533I or 465-8049 If It CAN Be Welded . . . Distributors of Linde and Lincoln. N ed Beams , Owner LOWELL AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Welcomes You Sunday School ......... . . .9:45 Morning Worship . . , ,lIgOO Training Union .... . , 6:30 Evening Worship, Sunday and Wednesday ........... 7:30 Pastor: Rev. William Beard Phone 465-7I63 FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Campbellsville College Students Are Cordially Welcomed To Attend All Services. 1 Broadway and Columbia Avenue Pastor: Rev. Bennie Wood VICTOR'S The Place To Go . . . for Brands You Know. Jonathan Logan Dresses Jacqueline and Connie Shoes Aileen and Collegetown Sportswear Adler Socks Main Street Campbellsville, Ky. Compliments of CHAPPELL'S DAIRY Campbellsville, Kentucky Compliments of HOBB'S Sc to SI .OO STORE AND CASUAL SHOP Convenient and Courteous Service Compliments of REV. GEORGE K. BOWLING Campbellsville, Kentucky LYON-BEARD CHEVROLET CO. II2-I I6 South Court Street Phone 465-8113 Campbellsville, Kentucky ELKHORN BAPTIST C HURC H Welcomes Everyone Rev. Arnold Moon, Minister Elkhorn Road Campbellsville, Kentucky BISHOP'S 7 to II MARKET Open Seven Days a Week Owner: Blaine Bishop S Si in 2 -f . x x .rI X -X . . 5g GO GREYHOUND and Leave the Driving To Us! Phone 465-4521 IO8 N . Columbia Ave. Campbellsville, Ky. M CONVENIENT FOOD MART Open Seven Days a Week Until Midnight ggi. Campbellsville, Kentucky Congratulations Seniors Lerman Bros. T X ,-, i, 5 ' - t A 12' fs ...f---f' , , f '4 ', ,,,,...-- Y is A H u V J -A ll Manager, Jim Mattingly Shop at Lerman's for West Broadway in Campbellsville YOUI' YSGI'-ArOUnd Needs Main Street . . . .... Phone 465-4761 ShiveIy's Jewelers Citizens Bank and Trust Qo. 'Q Phone 465-7018 108 East Main Campbellsville, Kentucky F.D.I.C. SPIRES CRAFJ' ED T0 Your Clllll'Cll C11111pbellsvillo lndustrics, at division Ul'lllllNl3l1CllS- x'1lle L ollege. started out 111110 yt-a11's ago to ltrovidc jobs for students noodin tr b u llllilllflill hp-lp lo go to College. The X'UIlIlll'0 Hilb so s11ccvsst'11l that it is 11mm 11 I'11ll-tlcdgt-tl lIllllltflI'X xxith u st11l'l'11t'sk1llocl 111e11. drat'ts111c-11 111111 Ull,2lIl0L'I'9 l111du1' Hlltllll 111,115 dents lmvo the pr1x'1logvol'11o1'k111g. .-X5 1x1tl1 our l5llllUllll hourds. no lwllcvc Ill QIVIII tll' quality at ll 1'u11so11a1hl1- print- lK'L'LlLI5L' uw lmelivvv '11r'1 t Q' u 'V' ' proves us right. ,, 1C-J ' .Y l' All wuusu STRUCTURAL ALUMINUM mwfus cuvuufu WITH PREFINISHED mumumum THIS MEANS: ur w ldmd J ' t' A ' 11111111 stu .. -war ' prefini. d' A 'A ' - o, 1' 5 - Less Cost can 'e Q 1 -1 u - 1 . 1'.llI' C-hurt'l1th1 e . CAMPBELLSVILLE KY. Less Weight Maintenance the th tl 111th thu small hudgvt nmds we-1 lllg as hell as the large and our uw11st1111t lm ltlt g ol o1dt1x '-'11 l - O1 e W st111 tural fllll 1 ll -'plus K1 1 cd tulth sho .1l1111111111111 ul 1111x Lol r 11101111 110 ' , I gn 11111 th- 1ltt111l lll dtN1,g11 that wnld Nllll 2. Xu N lrcxl , ji 0 0 ll amp e Sm e ustrles - N0 u I COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. ,X ' 1 l - v , .l Xxx. Q W W V ' 111: y gu V7 A 0 ' I 1 1 mg 5,111 f' A 2- 1 ' if 1, .. A 4 wrij??q2:: :,l11 f.,,,, ,, A -,A -,,,..e.s i'fQl,lN,.g N maui 5355? W1 Cclmpbellsville, Kentucky Manager: Russell Montgomery Phone 465-5168 Our Prescription Department Is the Heart of Our Store McKNIGHT'S PHARMACY Phone 465-4311 LYON FUNERAL HOME Marshall J. Lyon Funeral Directors and Embalmers Since 1930 24-Hour Ambulance Service Air Conditioned 503 East Main Street Campbellsville, Kentucky DRAPER 8. DARWIN STORES Serving the South with Savings in 45 Value-Packed Stores Glenn Johnson, Manager Phone 465-5551 Campbellsville, Kentucky Home Office: Lebanon, Kentucky Compliments of X, NW vvHlTE's BARBER e - SHOP 'ff J 'rj il Owners 4- I I Charles H. white V X' -4 and 'Z Millard Runt White 611 S. Columbia Ave. i Campbellsville, Kentucky , SOUTHWAY DRIVE-IN Service Indoor with or 0 Smile Outdoor Campbellsville, Kentucky I FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 317 East Main Campbellsville, Kentucky Hear on WTCO, Sunday Night Service 7:30 Pastor: Marshall R. Owens Church School: 9:45 Sunday Worship: 11:00 and 7:30 Wednesday: 7:30 Compliments of CAULK HARDWARE CO. Campbellsville, Kentucky ANNETTA'S FLOWERS 108 Lebanon Avenue 465-5281 Campbellsville, Kentucky Immediate Delivery Corsages . . . Weddings . . . Funerals i Wmnis Taylor County Federal Stofe fof Men Savings and Loa Association Van Heusen Shirts Jantzen Sportswear - Variety Town Suits Ccamploellsville, Kentucky Vi ' f First Street and Broadway Campbellsville, Kentucky PARKS ,,,AZA 'trtf' 'x A I nfs autis m Pa rks-Belk Co. 410 East Main Street Home of Better Values Campbellsville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky . 1' ' ,A . ' B0 AMLAf Home of Green River Doubles Tournament Snack Bar Special Rates to Students Confucius Said: Pictures Are Like Money in the Bank! They Accumulate Interest over the Years. Supertone Studio and Camera Shop Campbel lsvi I le, Kentucky 465-4283 Compliments of CAU LK FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 465-5131 Comploellsville, Kentucky THE COLONIAL FLOWER SHOP Member of F.T.D.A. Flowers of All Kinds Sent Anywhere Phone 465-4189 219 N . First Street Compbellsville, Kentucky Compliments of J. BURKHOLDER INSURANCE CO First Street Compbellsville, Kentucky Phone 465-8101 Compliments of CAULK APPLIANCE COMPANY Phone 465-481 1 Comploellsville, Kentucky CHANDLER'S School Suppl ies Sporting Goods College Outline Series Compbellsville, Kentucky Compliments of MARCUM'S FIVE AND DOLLAR STORE Phone 465-4861 Compbellsville, Kentucky KY. CABLE TV ENTUCKY Serving Compbellsville with 9 Channels of Television Pleasure Tll-lTlES COMPANY Phone 465-5038 110 W. Moin Compbellsville, Kentucky Symbol of Service Six Rate Reductions Since 1962 109 West Main Compbellsville, Kentucky Caulk Lumber Willson's Blue Bunny Company Styles As Seen in Seventeen Phone 465-4 l 44 Campbellsville, Kentucky Y E I ,l ' ' lVlclVla l'lan'S l S ftt. S 4 l f f y , ' :ge - ,QQ-A-M-'+,:.M FT Women's and Misses Apparel National Brands The Complete Family Shoe Store 209 East Main Bsgzslldggjcjggs Campbel lsville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky The Campbellsville Baptist Church congratulates Camploellsville College for a year of unprecedented growth in physical facilities, in the quality of academic instruction, and in spiritual strength. Your College Church is pleased to have its lovely sanctuary used for the Chapel Service this year. JS' 'iff iii f' A ! 4Ei'tB?' 1 if 'A 'S J , s gi!4f41ff f' , l NNN J . Chester Badgett, Pastor J. P. Jardine, Minister of Music Randall Hill, Minister of Education TAYLOR COUNTY BANK Q First in Safety--First in Service--First in Convenience Main Office 301 East Main Street Drive in Branch 315 East First Street Campbellsville, Kentucky We Like To Have People Visit Us-- The fact that so many of our friends visit the Taylor County Bank is evidence that we have plenty of time to discuss their problems and attempt to find the solutions. We like to have them come in and they know it. Our customers find us helpful and that is mutual. SCOTT'S Featuring Villager Clothes Phone 465-4718 Campbellsville, Kentucky A ' iz 9 I, 1 BEN FRANKLIN Self-Service Variety Store John L. Wagster--Owner Campbellsville, Kentucky MP! 4- ,4m... 'Q X . 4, . wa V 1- 6-'-...x ,yi . 'R 7 iss! ,V ,.' I 43 '1- PT? 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