Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

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We spoke out for the better way --not in revolt--but as contributors to improvement. We were molded, stretched, and hammered into form fashioned to help meet our own per- sonal commitment. FORWARD 3 We are like children who Wish on rain- bows, like the artists who paint them, and like scientists who explore them. We live as one--a Community of learners dedicated to God. FORWARD 4 if l it A gt: Q ' td f ,. -. -1-fi' 'Mi-, sl ' l .ir 1 We seek to be a Christ-centered co-educa- tional senior college of the liberal arts and sci- ences that combines a sense of academic ex- cellence. We aspire to be a community of competent, concerned, and committed learners taught and guided hy a Christian faculty and administration in an atmosphere conducive to Christian living, learning, and leading. if ,fi ' af' ,QQ F17TfTT-' 'T ' W I2 R 74 .1 1,3 FORWARD 5 lA., Our tradition demands growth to provide pl- aces in which to develop physically, mentally, and spiritually. And, our growth is dependent on our spirit, for civilization, at its best, is nothing more than a storehouse of manikins if it lacks or subdues spirit. For spirit is that which feeds the soul, enabling the individual to function and ma- ture. 6 FORWARD V- , iff- , ' ' ' 4- 'V fiarkixsiiifskvuzcf- , 1 Mem, . , rw'-, . . -- f ' Despite all this, we keep ourselves aware that we are here to learn. We devote ourselves to scholarship in order to build the intellectual foun- dations for understanding and to search for the absolutes in a world of change. FORWARD '7 I 8 FGRWARD 'Wir' We pursue our education beyond the classroom in those activities defined as culture. Those concentrated doses of society that temper our incivility demanded not always our appreciation, but rather an understanding of our relation- ship within the cultural whole. F I '4u... We are involved as collaborators in the total educational experience. Understanding develops here, too, as student, teacher, and administrator teach one another that each has a contribution to make and that all are bound to common aims and purposes. Emphasis upon our ultimate commitments helps give coordination to our curricula and unity in our diversity. FORWARD 9 gh, 1 0' 'W ua, -. All the elements at work combined to forge com- mitments that vary in intensity and direction. While some focus on crucial issues, others acquiesced in apathy and trivia, comsuming what could have been productive moments. Therefore, involvement is the only way to preserve, to keep from being engulfed in the swift current, drifting from one unlearned experi ence to another. 10 FORWARD naIi E: Then, in a pompous flurry of activity, We end our days in the ivory tower. The Worth of our commitment, direction, and prepara- tion Would be measured by history. 'UW FORWARD 11 ...,.,,,.,,, . Z, , -.1',f,'V1 1'-,'!1,1'1 'VL .,.f'1 1,' 1,1412 - 1 ,lug 1' . ,1'1.'1. 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Z ',.,X.I,11,,..:X,,1 --M-, ...:,. .' ,, . 1,1 '11,11. 1,,,1 X 1 1 , , 1 , 1' 1 11' 1,1 1 1,1 . 1 , 1 1 ' K V I A 1 1 I , s. K YL, 1. 'll'1- .-11 . .F 6' Nl I. J 1 .1 x-11+ qg,. ? ..+1 , .-1-1 11- , rf- 5 .,- . , ., . ' 'Ji-9,1-.1 ' Q1 A ,' 14 14 ,-'. gh- U. ' 1 1 -. - 1 - - 1: M ' X- .' 4' QI . 5 1 '.,-, ',. '- ' ,Wk-q ' ' -1, Lu , 1 2 1 13 .1 ' . 1- L4.,f1--1 1' , -- ' -1-1 ' w f 11 , . .W fs, ., ' 11, 1j'Y '1 ' , W , - -,, - 1,-,M l , 1 ,, X 11. X X ,' ,1 - i. 4 1972 MAPLE TRAIL VOLUME 45 CAMPBELLSVILLE COLLEGE Campbellsville, Kentucky R. Carter Lasu re, Ed t Eugene E. Warner, IVI g g Ed t John L. Crowe, Busi IVI g T m V. Jeffries, Ad f' fn .N V, f'.,g , . ,F , I .. I , , K ?: 4, S , X fu .l S. X Q x '?'f f Y . . 5' 5 ',,'. .fry f IQ V i. L 3 V. A 1 ' s .AN,. L S Q . Z 5 'I 1 , I N I I-I I E . . l K i, A- H M V fl V2 ST UDENT-,LIFE K' ,A-U , 'V ww. N . , X .Nh , W xv. ., 11, 1 , L, . M, 9 Small But Proud.. Only 856 Register For Fall ,gf rn a gi x - , l 1- if t i., '49 Fl When registration for the first sem- ester ended, the last student through the line managed to push the fall enrollment figure to 856. The registration total was 58 students less than the year before, a fact credit- able to the new draft lottery, an abate- ment of the influx of students from the post WW ll baby boom, and a general cool down of the economy. . umm :b 41-5. F, Nuu STUDENT LIFE 15 Calendar Brings Early Return . Adoption of a new academic calendar beckon- ed CampbellsVille's student body back to campus as early as August 22. Although the dates were changed, the incoming freshmen did not escape the traditional events of Orientation Week and early fall, including the embarrassment of Rat Court. . . J 16 STUDENT LIFE KP-1 - .4n::g:,,4g,,.mmwr as .f g . i f 'W'f-H-1,-...,.,,m ' U' , A , 1 draw Mez, 1 L .,,,N , MW , ., 1 VW ffiiifrg if - H Q D 6 Q , x 1 ,M 'F , if-N- J 1 . k' 0 il ,. 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Howeve during the more pleasant moments, the students often skip that thrilling lecture and go to the near by Green River Reservoir or out the road. 18 STUDENT LIFE JT, SWK f in gn Hymn QNX, 'w 5, sf-1 ef mf., -,4 -212:31 1 : 1'If',ff-2 Qu?':f1Eif'Ei',1-'-'i Qy.yv w,,.-.. 'L , , fe -, A gf' n if-wfafffiitqw new iw , - .. .2 fx- is V-3, 14 -, 5' - 54- 21: -, 41-x99'-fap'gus,iA.-'P iff:-.-'z-.: ,xzfqss-ff'2-T:3'u:fw 19' 183 ., may z.Q.1'm4 5,5 '- ,aid - -. :gfgw-a1zf1.M1,w-L 13- fm.-.1-:fi-A an-1--fi vim W, -'fa-ia. :wi2'fL-'.ni,,.-:1:Fi'.'fv1. aff::if?'7:..5a2-??.5izf.r44f'D-v 2?if T 1 .fmwfa 1- asm. -f+- - .- sr' :2'- mv:-,-sw.f' -12: :max ra, ,g-a'J'1r+2:,fg -was Wi,,..f4,f,,:w.,,-5, ,if M , 195.959, - .,3,qw-JA, i4.a,?,....i, ,,g,,. 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Q36 3 V g Q' f Yiw 1 Q4 N Q ' 6 fe 43' S Z R A K Avg z , , ya 1 18' 1 iw g ' ig, ' ,S yx I XX gygf, Q I f 3 'l2?1.ff'i X bv lf- J A .- .y.,:,.m fail. 2- Book-buying is a necessity of a sem- ester's beginning, and the zeal of the new school year finds many of them o- pen before they are paid for. New fac- es and old seem to appear from no where as the school year begins. Such a introductory scene may be witnessed daily in the campus bookstore. STUDENT LIFE 19 1 Alarms Sound, Intercoms Blare, and 4a.m.ReveiIIe 20 STUDENT LIFE I X ' nt. A- -3 Sights, sounds, and fury describe campus dorm life as student inhabit their sterile enviroment. Monotonous Walls of white become monsterous collages and the bulletin board a means of escape. But a few manage to include in their daily moments of boredom a time for those extracurricula activites such as study and Work. 4 I 2'-u 1 x MR iii' I STUDENT LIFE 21 , 'f 1i'QVLlf'q ' 1' ii: X 'E fel: :- 22 STUDENT LIFE sm A. . 5144 Qi.-Ei'k', 'f 3 1 f 1' 2. fi ff' ,x xv-XX Q 'Xi 431 --sq , X mhz :Q s. ik ew Nw X f 4 fx ,e ,s A 'P 1 , ,llilalgl KNEE! ,, Z W, V.-WV.-Xi 9 S55 . W 3 -31.45 fixzff Mya Q X Kyqe ,, , ' f iw ,. ' , ,4 , I X ' ' X f wk .1 - I -. Y N 'f 2-.wif I ,N ' X . ' , ., L Eff 'K 6 f A xi X M l I l 'J 'K gas! AL .f sf Just Like Me They Long to be Close to You. STUDENT LIFE 23 'T' L STUDENT GOVERNMENT N! f' V .ff . -f' qwiqeyg LXXS .X X TH XX' 'TE JI X its x XXX ix NK.. X it 2 ' H, a Sl! XX XXX HR. Y E 6 'gg 4' E s if ASSOCIATION .2 3 XXNX FEEEQ . i xx xixvxaqgx xxx axlfxhl Rt li ix 1-i f , ,,,,I ETT f any xxx ,ff All offically registered full -time students are members of the Student Government Association. The S. O.A. is divided into three branches: the eX- ecutive, the legislative, and judicial. These sepa- rate branches regulate affairs which are of common interest to the students. It is subject however, to final approval of the College Administrative Council The Senate is the legislative branch of the govern- mental hierarchy. It is by this body made up of pro perly elected students under professor advisorship, that a large percentage of campus activities are cul- timated. The judiciary Council composed of a chief and associate justices act as a judicial review on certain school code policies. However, at the sum- mit of the three levels, rides the authority of the ex ecutive post. This year's President, William Tho- mas Biggs, heads a cabinet of five members: judy Floyd, Vice-Presidentg Melody Vetter, Secretaryg Charles Casey, Treasurer, Linda Bean, Chief jus- tice, and Ricky Logue Reporter. :PWC AW lj.. if ,' L fi -'Riff X . X gif 'Q HGIVIECOIVIING 1972 Homecoming '72 sporting a Children's Stories theme, began with the chores of float building and ended with a 98-91 victory over visiting Lee College from Tennessee. Among Homecoming weekend's major activities were an after-game night of fun and frolic, providing you weren't too tired to participate. The girls had no hours and the S. G. A. had planned a full weekend of ex- citement. The community Bowling Alley was rented for the College, a movie in the Chapel, swimming in the pool, and always those private parties of your own mak- ing, helped create a Homecoming that won't be forgotten on this campus for years to come. Elinor Clark, a sophomore from Monterey, Ky. , was elected Homecoming Queen from among 17 girls. She was crowned in the half-time ceremonies before a capacity crowd. ,52- STUDENT LIFE 25 Homecoming Explodes With Sights, Sound As the leaves of fall blanketed the campus, Campbellsville had an outward appearance of slum- ber. However, the peaceful atmosphere belied the outburst of activity which accompanied autumn to the campus. This outburst was witnessed by all as eyes turned toward the bands as they promenade through the streets of downtown Carnpbellsville during the 1971 -72 Homecoming Parade. 'fi 6 me ' on ' i 5 a ' ,fx We if 'QWW 1 V , 1 F P A Qifbky - A I i Q erirflffaf ze STUDENT LIFE 3, mgwwv 4 , ,,,x5,.33 QA 4 E . mme W! ---Q.. .iv S.-sw ,,, M. J-f. .1 W--..I ' 5? X M A 9 ' L. at JE: X , I K - . ,V om... nu...- ' is-52. ,W 1 A Wm. l ' Ki a ,' Qfgvz' . rv ,b ' viv a, - i ,. , 1 in - 2--- if, L' L ' 11 s 5 iff? 1 Xa, fm. A f fi , x Q .-fzfw4f.fWs'g5Qx 21: ?Eg'S:m 5 ,JH 1sa9QwIfiF??N39 5 ' ,nk .QQ xfaysfggm f w-my wa- N7 4' T? A-13, af, .N k .+ gf Lf' 2:3 wax Y ,, .... .1 W M f qv, X Ai- X' ,- .sv ,N . , -. YN 'ww ' as X 3 ff 2, ,swf K. 4- 314: ,r ,A ., 1 gs, Lay, 1 V 1. 1, in U41 1 - tw -fun 4, ga Q1 M. l-'Q S TUDENT LIFE 2 7 All those hours of work and sweat payed off in the end. The iloats this year were the best in the College's history. Three, however, were exception- al. Sigma Tau Delta, with the theme of I-Ianzel and Gretel received first place in the float contest. Second, went to Don Quixote, sponsored by the Spanish Club. Whereas, third went to pretty little Miss Thurnbeli- na, created by the Harlequins. W. wifi!! 1 2 xi., T T 'N ' iv qvrrfi' 'L 'S . . 4- V Ar' Maas-'A' 'lf My xi-.Q if I f 6 :W . 'L Q f : N . - - ,' :W xl.. if ? ' YA, .Lx I ., . . A fx-'Sis' f ' 1'.f' N gfavi mf-x agp 441454 A ffnigx NW ,AA Q -rf 'iv 9' 7235 R5 ' 4- f I' 'uw ,yi Q 'Q K X K -'Q M.. ,Wt ff 1 -A ' g xx x FM 'H-A 'zu-.Qi The parade was witnessed by thou- sands as the floats glided through the route as smooth as Mercury in flight. Elegance, created by thousands of sweet floral arrangements of petite softness, was the Word for the day. STUDENT LIFE 29 w-u,fiiv 1 8, .,. K ,Q ni 4 ' 'iw u . f A 5, . , . a 1 1. - f. '- ' F? v f 1 . 4, 1 f H A1 ' , ., . A ' 9? 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V .. .7 A-I, 'gl :nf 'ni 'K' ' f 'F 12' Hg' Q S suv' f3.Q. , 'i 'W' Q. .A V--'H mg Q . 1 It -' . ' A :Al f A . if 'ix' fl. fig,- ,Q-xv. J, Q i Hg. A vs ,, f 59' f' ' f YA 'Wwew my fzwbwwa 4? ki, 'Aa A! Y. .N ,F ,-ur'L, HOIVIECCIVIING COURT 'Via Miss Elinor Clark l ,. ,,g7s-X, bf. a,.... 5 H WT 3. 'Ny Miss Renee Clark Miss Ava Bingham Miss Becky Beard The l972 Homecoming Court, ruled by Miss Eli- nor Clark, is an array of beauty, poise, and person- ality. The charming Miss Clark is a sophomore from Monterey, Kentucky. Holding the title of first runner-up is Miss Becky Beard. Miss Beard, repre- senting the junior Class, is a transfer student from Eastern Kentucky University and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. john Beard, Sr. of Liberty, Kentucky. Miss Renee Clark, second runner-up, is a Sociology major representing K-mates. She is a sophomore and the .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of Campbellsville. Miss Ava Bingham, sponsored by Stapp l-Iall, is third runner-up. The talented co -ed is a sophomore majoring in English and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Bingham of Louisville. Miss Linda Wiley, not pictured, was selected from the Freshman Class as honorary Freshman Attendant. STUDFNT LIFE 31 A Campus For ALL Season 32 STUDENT LIFE KJ, , . ,- ,4 ..- ,M --. X,,,,.. 1 ,f 'Z 'EQ 8 'H ,f-- glg . Q 1 'f fix, f C' ,fiipf Z! 1 .1 f' 11112193 ' lilt i ffiilgl ' ..'swn-ahh-f-1-w,-sr,+-nvn--M ,, AN' rg yy! ' 5,0 A ' 5 its I 1 ,. Amttx-If---4. X ' -M Y - . v ' ' 1 . . , ' . ' . ,W , gl ffgf n.. 1 5 'flf -,fo-QLJY4 . ' . - , ' L - I . bww: '!.li3 ',f 'Y FT-TKT' 1 f- 'fi . 5? 94' ' ' - 4' 1 1 4 1 , !fx'-fffY-'!vA-,- -- ', . .J-T, 1 - W Q M-M V - - - - ' X x.. In I ,i . ' N 4 c . , ' 1 , 4, ' x .V . I f , f ' ,f A -, v L Jr - Q '. . ik QQ! L ' X' ' fx- A 1' ' J, e R: . ' N x 1 ' f - S-231-5 hx . I .YQ VK ug . K4 X 5 Xvk. . .ge tb r, -, . ,f XX , X X , V . , N K 'A' ' '- - N '- r' Q ' H 'N . I . ' V N ,Q X, I ,, va' ' QL '-' ,X .Q.,. ,. . z . - 1 i.M...iA. . , ' ' ... - !'?5'm k ' K'Q'iQQ2-t+E..Mwt ffmwfiisy is , 'M N- .l 5, , J' ,,,, - i N , ,N L. . t K., 3- -.wmwun 'V ' 'Q ' Q' . NH ' X, ' -.. V, l ' 1 , A ,, I M 1 ' . ' - V Rf For everything there is a season and time for every matter under heaven. . . Ecclesiastes 3:1 STUDENT LIFE 33 I 499 QW i610 'F 5 Q5 Q 34 STUDENT LIFE Q 2 QQQGGQ? fig Q Zngcaflff QL We se?g5b 3 Q QU Q fa Q -.1 G3 I Q Q M22 s M gigefffif? Visions of sugar plums dance in the minds of children while the feeling of Brightly Wrapped packages and serene scenes of the Holy Family depicts con- temporary ideas of this yuletide season but peace and good will to all men a- bounds in hearts of student and child a- like during this season of great joy. I . 4 Seasonal Joy Becomes Students Concern love and giving stirs the emotions of all. ! STUDENT LIFE 35 Who's Who f-'za--' is, - 3' x.: .J ' 4-l'!! ' 9 4-r '? 36 STUDENT LIFE in Q xi FQ? K. 15 W f rw 1 s 1 utils! rf-1 . -Q, .W sf . 13 7 1 , 2 fs K 1 1' .Q ,tv 1 Wu: 423-5 4-'J , f S, Saws .wwe ' , v ,gr .is Q V25 'Y' 'sag 4 'f'fV5liQ A 2 ,S 4, 'W x x kg! Q X ix ,, ts ,fiffvg .fy fs 5. A Q ff '. ...qw fs aww . YW ,QQMWJQ elf if km y .:-I f ,. .-X - 9 . 1 sg! 4252. ,433 Fixx 1 MQ 'QE Lew Perry .aku Donald Clayton Thomas Carlyle, that most Un-Victorian of Victorians, said: Fame is no sure test of merit, but only a probability of such: it is an accident, not a property of man. The students nominated and accepted for inclusion in WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COL- LEGES have received a certain degree of fame on their respective campuses. Usually the student's scholarship, leader- ship, and cooperation in educational and extra- curricular activities, general citizenship, and his or her promise of future usefulness serve as the basis of selection. Each department selects nominees and us- ually involves faculty-administration participa- tion. The main office of WHO'S WI-IO sets no strict requirements for acceptance. They feel the above mentioned committees can best make their own selections. After notification of acceptance each mem- ber is expected to submit his own biographical material to be used in the WHO'S WHO book published in july. ln addition each member receives a certificate of recognition which is presented to him by his university or college. STUDENT LIFE 37 3 -- - . 38 STUDENT LIFE FINE ARTS Campbellsville College is far from being the center of art and music of the world. We just do not have the facilities necessary for the development of art. To be more exact we have no facili- ties Cthe theater is in the Chapel, the music department is in a run-down little house across the way, and poor Mr. Stapp is in the basement of the Chapel fighting for more room and having to hang easels from the ceilingjg there is no such thing as a Fine Arts Center. 24 But let's be proud: self-preservation and dedication have es- tablished and developed art on our campus--art that is fashioned from a sensitive combination of originality and uniqueness, hon- esty in execution and sincerity of expression founded solicitation of emotion, and something significant to say. Vis !.,.fq. , . . . WW' x X STUDENT LIFE 39 THE ARTS An Image, A Movement, A Color of Sun. 40 STUDENT LIFE J!! Twelve Angry . People The Harlequins, under the auspices of the Fine Arts Department, opened their sea- son this year with the production of Twelve Angry People, a play in three acts by Sher- man L. Sergel adapted from the television show by Reginal Rose. The thrilling play of action and suspense was directed by Mr. Russ Mobley, the new instructor of drama and speech. Mr. Mobley has managed to create for Campbellsville College and community an evening of theater unsurpassed by previous productions. I-Ie has succeeded to add that certain array of disciplinary talent of a true artist on the stage and in the classroom. Man Called Peter During the latter part of the Fall semester, the Alumni Chapel became packed as eager theater-go- ers waited in earnest to View the second play of the theater season. As the curtain fell, the Harlequins, again under the direction of Mr. Russ Mobley and the auspices of the Fine Arts Department, succeed- ed in creating another superb production. This time however, the action shifted from heavy drama to the light and moreso serious historical classic, A Man Called Peter. Sk L STUDENT LIFE 41 ' rag' 4Q7Ti?25,sx fs , .- Ref ,V MQ. 5 .- ew 2 Lg 3 g,Q,f..,g:g,'c W x.,k on P ,. 35 ,K ' Work Study Students, Those Who Pay As They Go. The College Work Study Program provides students on the job training. 42 STUDENT LIFE 'L ,wt ' ' , I . 'i miiizix lit 7 V, Q 5' , , r Q 'fir--2 ? . i 2i:g,.. L, , - 1 A ,4 1,1 yep St n, fe., - , fl , M f A if -2 - f H 1 .. 1 Xxx 5 Mm sf r ,.- -:f ev . . ' b s....V - un-'lr 1 . g . -A.y, New food management isn't what it's made out to be according to many students but its filling and you will eat the cuisine if you're hungry e- nough. However that Hcesspool of raw delicacies and A LA CART ENTRES often times becomes the only social setting for idle gossipers. gm i Y 1' il Dog Management Gives Raw Deal Critical Issues 44 STUDENT LIFE X 14-. f?, ',- ' .xx .. Q., W, Come Into Focus mf! g, r sml f'f r-.gags ' ,, 1 ,wwf 3? . fyiffmfwffi 47' xl' K V , 2 ' gli . H3 x h 1 V ' ' ' ' x, '. ,J x . g ,fl A 1' X is sw 'WAV 4 u by +3 5 fr l ll l X , ff? , - V ,.- . . - -, gy SW . N . X- 1 -I 2' , , ' 'f35 Q liify',ll J K x, f Wh-1... ' sl, w 1 ,' I f 1 in 'Z x V fi . k Q 3 rv , - - if , fi . A , L 'gg - xx 'f ,pq alfff 2 P -vga: , , ' iw: f G fl f 5 A 'x . . My, ,,,, , 3 1' M -J, 4 x Xgixtfre m spwgfsf . : .iq 5... The Campbellsville campus provides a sheltered environment where the critical issues of the day can be examined in a rational manner Without pressure and coercion. Major events which came into focus during the year were generally concerned with on-campus issues, With the Development Program un- derway all levels came under the examination of the students and the entire college community. 7' STUDENT LIFE 4-5 ., 5 ,V li f ' lla Library Gets Workout As Exams Near 46 STUDENT LIFE ak. 91 3 iii , , L bf- , Num ', M-X ?2wm'rw.. X 1 Q An inescapable fact of every school year is that the warm weather of spring and the academic showdown of final examinations coincide. Fortunately, there always seem to be a few short weeks available to enjoy spring time before turning to the serious work at hand. Students focus on the printed word in formulating their own opinions and take ad- vantage of the pleasant weather to bone up on current issues and last minute note taking. STUDENT LIFE 47 'U I n N Q: 3 fl I I Student teachers witness classroom situations. 48 STUDENT LIFE 'Na iw IX if .9 its 'Vi 4- ' v E e Qf--gh My wr ai W Nw art 1 ,W' an Q .Swv ,X WI W u Q 3 aw? 4, 5 HM' .4 . 'X 4 71 3 'E ifagf-ggi? QZZHQL mg, ,M fy' th 'L V I ' -4: G W ,.,, fi ,ff ,, , ,wr-,.., ,,,.,.,.....,,. 4 Viz I wig, Ag? g 4 15,53 . ,Nl H V wr. I ll ' ,f ' W1 ,AD -r -mf 4, .gh A 44' 'J-4.x Ill I W Q- f v . v .lf ,An 'WNY 353' our N 135.5- Y '57, h Q' 1 . ' 345,111 JQQMILNISTRATION 49 -f :Ms-5. X - . , , - M. . A ' fi-W, 1, , . n Q: fag., J, 1 .X - . . if 4,7 .,- f '. fn - Y - ' YA K ' -f Q -.':f,.'!Yi :-2 - ls-'53 1 s a Pr 2? 3 , i , :- gin ' iffy., - 14 ,,i,mf f2? fe., .I , ii 1 'Q M ,' gf. : .51, Ai.O' QQ., , ff ,.2, 1 .ip-2 -,-ff ' Y .,.f1 :-iv: ww. tri-15.2 r . , ., dvi! X ti . w 5 f SV., 5 + '5 -Il' ' i Jul-3- tp V3 W 55: Ag? ,icy f .ff V.-. Y '5 :'v5..,I Z' 3 -L3 ' 'ii' , . . 1,16 , fb . Q 7 Q 'S 4 fee, - :ff1Vi,'f Lf!!! 71 LQ' ,,,.,.f..,f , i H x Q ' .2 f - if 19 +3 Swv, X iii z V, ,bf ww , X 133' J' X143 ' X r , 1 5 i 4 , 1' x ff? , A 'JM la . in W The President, Dr. William R. Davenport New wsfvf www QQ -n-----pn, ............., QM 5? . '1- ,J Board of Trustees Q X A QW V 1 Y X f nf 'ffsffg Y f I -mn, X ...A R f W 4 Q M XX 2 ,W 37 N Q 'S X Q A fi if Q Q, Q fx .QIEQW Q' N if hx X W X Q I X A ig 1 NSW 5 Nix 1 X Q ,fx x S ,f W' ,M DR. DAVID JESTER DR. ROY RAY MR. HARLIE WHITE Exeguijve ViCe,PfeSjdent Student ACdI1g Academic Dean ADMINSTRATION 51 A. lor A51-IER Director of Financial Development and General Counsel WOOD RUFF T. CHANDLER Treasurer 52 ADMINISTRATION I U I9 15 1' I! lx 15 10 U U N M X I U KELLY Cl-IRISTERSON Business Manager .4-ff' 'r ff v DAVID E. GILLESPIE Registrar Keith King Assistant Director Admissions and Financial Aid I. ALVIN HARDY Director of Admissions and Financial Aid ADMINISTRATION 53 ' if Ajidz . . Aly!!- ! 'fif f sm mu 1- FLM? az., nos Qs- sf' 7 v, ff' ,, . 'PS 4 ,.,. gi 3 .4-4 MR. DONATD WRIGHT MRS. MARIE JESTER Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds De an Of Women MRS. TOMMIE MARSHALL MRS. WH-UE SNYDER Catalog Librarian 54 ADMINISTRATION .f 'sh .Vg --41W-in , V grow ,Q 4!,, ha ,.. V x e ik DR. CHARLES KIKER W My ' if Director of Religious Activity MR' LARRY M. TRQXELL Alumni and Public Information Officer Awe Resident Nurse MR. BRANTLEY PARSLEY Library Director ADDMINIS TRA TI ON 55 Miss Linda Wells X. 4 , - Q. . 0 fnij1,2g2'I E. , M af: V-:sv ,- .r L' -633592 E , ,t:LFg:, 1 1971 VALENTINE QUEEN 1971 SPRING FESTIVAL QUEEN Miss Charlotte Hammett CA PHGTGGENI Susan Samuelson 58 CAMPUS BEAUTIES Miss Photogenic is, in the opinion and judgement ofthe Maple Trail photographers, the one girl at Campbellsville College that fits the definition of being artistically suit- able for being photographed in a rustic setting. After careful consideration and evaluation, the Maple Trail photographers chose Miss Susan Samuelson from Shep- ardsville, Kentucky, as the 1972 Miss Photogenic. NHSS 1972 s MISS MAPLE RAIL 1972 Eula Kascbel Selected by the entire staff of the Maple Trail on the basis of her classic beauty and poetic charm is the 1972 Miss Maple Trail, Eula Kaschel. Eula is a senior majoring in sociology from Sao Paula, Brazil. CAMPUS BEAUTIES 59 .mx , , p L ' '65, ' nf , Z 5 'if- , 'WL W Q 'f 'sw , ' .?g3g7':!f.,1- was 'xiii-L ' L , 4 wr 'I 7 2 - - . , 'UN mum 1.a,, 5, 'J A ' 5, A X -sk,-, 2 Q, - 1 . YALL 'K ' Wiifiek., 523, ' ff' ., 1 f K'5Wi5112fwL- f.'5Tf,52' 'Ziff' 'ehrffgi ' - 4 ,,,. ffw.14ffAf'zp , , , ' Q f fstk 1 ww , -X M an -.'1?x..1 -'Wwzh-fffmf.. . zwav: v f'kf'5-- N., 4.,m1:,5gw,fQf ' .vff,51f'Z3.p: ' i x' G:-Asif.. ,,. 1'i?'1W6 1 fyiff 'f ' mgsfzp 1 -yy ,fs ' 2. , -'Q 4' 9 ' Q i,fS172fY U L ' X --Q ful fnjff X X -X 1 4 Jam. if 60 ORGANIZATIONS . BT 1 ig 1 -if Zim-ifwi . S .r f. ,Rx ., W1 f Y, fs' A 5 , vi' , 4 V 1 ' 41, LAW -ww 1 ORGANIZATIONS 5 A A , ,-,. '1' Qfzw V X I .. V' V I 2 ,' -'1 v 39.6 WJ 9 f '?N I , ALPHA RHO TA .ix f aw ' tw F , X-Mx f ' 1 C Ax X I XV 'f X X. X , , ! yjfxxfryk ..N: l..'. Y Z9 JI ... ! uw A294 if ABN 1 fwfr' f Jil f A AQ, . 1 ,..-3-f-1fw,wh ,wqffmm 9 5 + C l fx fy xff f YT 1, f-ff'1.' 0 if' x 2 5 L -J eb 3,-044-I 1' if W Q7 ' A .KVEA 7 X M , xxx X I ff Xu 4 'X x I A J A- 'fzfm-fgk fb 1-1, . '13 gui W. MAH Uyfn W XHKRUX rx 'y 1' xt 'G' xl' N AN . f 5' ' ' ic? mm-.,. ORGANIZATIONS 61 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The BSU endeavors to take the Great Commission seriously. By bringing the claims of Christ to bear on the academic community and by cooperating with local churches, the BSU seeks to enlist students and faculty for the tasks of evangelism and missions. By their activities and pro- jects, the BSU is' a campus source for Worship and fellowship. To challenge students to a more Christian social con- cern and working Within the academic community, the BSU provides opportun- ities for study from a Christian prespec-G tive in the search for truth in all areas of knowledge. BAPTIST YOUNG WOME Izgizel V is Q, if mg 4 ,,,,,,,,n' 4-uw To teach Missions, and lead others to participate in missions is the goal of the Baptist Young Women's organization. The BYW seeks to involve the Whole campus in various mission opportunities such as emphasizing Weeks of Prayer for Foreign, Home, and State Missions, studying Mission books, and serving in Summer Missions. ln Mission Action projects, the organization extends into the community. These projects include visiting and aiding the elderly, conduct,- ing devotional services in local nursing homes, caroling, and giving a party at Christmas for the underprivileged chil- dren of the area. 1 W N X ff Q' j ,Q X N, X 1 I 5 1 Y ' Q 1 Avo X , f NN 41K v Q q N if fit 4 E 2 fsxfgfx X B S CIRCLE K ii +P Q 5 3 ,iff The Circle K is a men's service club which serves on many campuses across the United States and Canada. Circle K is sponsored by the Kiwanis International. The purpose of the Circle K is service. Circle K serves the campus, the community, and the nation. It encourages participation in group activities, promotes good fellowship, and instills scholarship. It provides opportunities for leadership training though service. The primary purpose of the College Republicans Club stems from our idea that We, as Americans, need to stimu- late patriotism and loyalty to the United States government. We contend that the aims and objectives set by the framers of our Federal Constitution should be re stored and reapplied in order to aid our Y wx ,ye -If f af R Kit? it . l ,x X 1 Q A M 3,2 X K , , ,L A , .i wi' 1 ,Q 6 uf COLLEGE REPUBLICANS Officers of the College Republicans include: Ricky Rowe, chairman, Ray Teller, Vice-chairman, Nancy Wise, corresponding secretary, jan Buchanan, treasurer, Ray Eng- land, parliamentariang and Cary Gibson, chairman of Young Ken- tuc kians for Emberton. modern society. ,. it .t L , XE ,gg gi --wk X .3-Q I-9 -'lu a lsr' 4 Harlequins is the drama club which pro- duces dramatic ensembles for the college community. Their functions as a club with- in the Fine Arts Department are to produce plays during the year and to provide enjoy- ment for the students, teachers, and com- munity. Beginning in 1971 the Harlequins began a two year renovation program to make the stage and auditorium more appealing to the theater-goers. They hope to improve the theater and at the same time present a fine dramatic season. 66 ORGANIZATIONS HARLEQUINS 'W 34 3 K-IVIATES U 0 K-mates of Campbellsville College is one of three in the United States. It is a club which cooperates and co- ordinates activities with the Circle K, the organizational male counterpart on campus, and Kiwanis International. Their purpose is to serve the col- lege and community by promoting bet- ter citizenship and service. K-mates, which is for females only, promotes good fellowship, high scholarship, and high standards. ORGANIZATIONS 67 ---w ,af --. 'Q un... f . ' IVIINISTERIAL ASSGCIATION The Ministeral Association attempts to raise higher the banner of our Lord and Savior, jesus Christ, to uphold Christian Education among ourselves and those with Whom we associate, to bind together with the cords of love those who are dedicated to the calling of Christ, and to aid in walking circumspectly loe- fore Cod and man. The membership of this association is composed of male students preparing for work in full time Christian service. All members are encouraged to partici- pate in visitation programs to Nursing Homes, jails, and hospitals in the Campbellsville area. 68 ORGANIZATIONS IVl.E.N. . The Music Educators National Con- ference makes available to members op- portunities for professional development in the field of music. lt specializes in promoting the mastery of musical eX- pression by means of voice and or in- ? , W 1 strumental. lt is open to all students desiring to maintain a facility in music and perform significant music for in- .152 M- strumental ensemble. 1 l I Jn GRGANIZATIONS 69 A ,wr ,, ,, , 1 ' .,.l 4 3' 'f 4: 7, 1 af ' 5 . W ' ni . Q . Ji' ' Q M . ' ,Q-ao. .Q . it . 4 ' 15,4 1 H X ' .fQ':!.g':1. 1' ' 5:41453-if J . 3 ,gl a-:N '. ' 15154 -,-A 3 g A 'U ,Q N A Sur 1 Ar W IVIAJGRS AND IVIINGRS awe' M 'ft The primary function of Physical Ed- In jx- , ucation Majors and Minors is to promote, 'avg-ff2:iifbmQQ 'ii'T' organize, and administer a broad pro- gram of competitive and recreational activities for the Voluntary participation of the entire student body. It is to con- , front young athletes and coaches with 'N 3 gf -Q-f the challenge and adventure of intercol- legiate and intramural sports. l 'v , 70 ORGANIZATIONS SCCIAL SCIENCE CLUB iii if The purpose of the Social Science Club is to promote an awareness of the social sciences as well as an awareness of current historical and governmental affairs. This year the Club has participated in and sponsored various functions on campus. The major event of the year, however, was acting as the tour guides at Perryville Memorial Battlefield, Per- ryville, Kentucky. SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote and cultivate a greater inter- est in the Spanish language and culture amoung the students of the Campbells- ville College campus. This is done through such activities of the club as international dinners, films, guest speakers, and Homecoming activities. Anyone taking Spanish or interested in the language, the people, and the cul- ture is eligible for membership. P' Q-.,.,..1f .oi 72 ORGANIZATIONS 4 ff 234, fifira ig :Ang '35i,.,m lmnrl?'ff?'?? S.N.E.A. Student National Education Associa- tion provides opportunities for students who plan to enter the field of teaching to have some experiences that are consid- ered helpful in their preparation for their profession. lt also gives those who Want to explore the possibility of being teachers an opportunity to use the same experiences to determine whether or not they Want to become teachers. The club has sponsored a drug sem- inar on campus this year and is current- ly studying the need for a career day on campus. SNEA is Weighing the thought of providing tutors to those students in need of tutorial services. They are al- so planning to serve as hosts and host- esses for potential students when they visit the college. ORGANIZATIONS 73 Y UNG DEIVIOCRATS The primary purpose of the Young Democrat Club of Campbellsville is to stimulate in the student body an active interest in governmental affairs, to in- crease the efficiency of popular govern- ment, to foster and perpetuate the ideals and principles of the Democrat Party, and to provide for our people, through its administration, the highest degree of social welfare and justice. The utmost function of the members of the Young Democrat Club is to con- tribute to the growth and influence of the Democrat Party, to develop leader- ship, to increase party responsibility, and to maintain and promote harmony Within the party ranks. .,. - 'CAHHO Ami , ha Pi K pr A aj, 1 74 ORGANIZATIONS COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS Campbellsville College has on its campus three very fine publications. Purple Patches is the Col- lege's only literary magazine which is published an- nually under the sponsorship of the Upsilon Kappa Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the campus honorary English fraternity, and with the financial assistance from the Department of Literature, Languages, and Library Science. The College Echo is the monthly student news- paper. The Editor and other staff members are ap- pointed by the journalism class instructor, who acts as advisor. Reporters from clubs, classes, and organizations submit news concerning campus acti- yities. Students having had or are presently taking journalism are encouraged to join the staff. The Maple Trail is the College yearbook, which presents a permanent pictorial and statiscal record of the highlights of the school year and is published annually. PUBLICATIONS 75 :I I I1 , 1 lvnng , , P !1, ', 1 1 , JWVH, . . ,f , . , 1 , 1 1 ' ' cf 1 ,' ,IJ . r . ,f ' , K o TRAIL 1972 1 I ' 1.3, L Q L v 5 - ze x 'W , . ,, X ,. X . , N 76 PUBLiCAT1QNs f . l ow., 41- 1 I . - :, '1' - ' X. Editor. . , . . ..... .. Managing Editor. . , Business Manager. . . .. Advisor.. . . Photographer. 4 Q E. . .. . . . Associate Photographers . . organizafi.ons.Edifcr.. . . Faculty Editor, . .. . .i .. Athletics Editors. . . Senior Editor ..... Junior Editor. . . . . Sophomore Editor .... Freshm:-in Editor .... ' Copy Editors.. . .t. .- .. VR. Carter Lasure.. Eugene' E. 'Wgrrier . .1 ...John L., Crowe . . . . . f. .T.gV.. ljidffifies Q Randy Dill . J. . . . DionE1iiiore, A 7 'Jim Sniithp. E E Laffyiirrrspceiit . 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An over-time witnessed by a capacity crowd managed to launch the Tigers to a 98-91 Victory over Lee College from Tennessee. Cheers, sighs, and groans coaxed our aggressive team to a thrilling Victory and the climax to a successful Homecoming here at Campbells- ville. ag if ATHLETICS 81 HGIVIECCJIVIING Miss Elinor Clark 1972 QUEEN Miss Elinor Clark, a sophomore majoring in Math ematics from Monterey, Kentucky, was chosen from 17 student-elected candidates to reign over the 1972 Homecoming. The attractive and vibrant co-ed, sponsored by Carter Hall, was elected by popular vote of the entire student body. Previous honors in- clude Miss Personality of the Owen County Fair and Miss Owen County High. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark of Monterey. 82 ATHLETICS A T.', N' 215 'cz' Y Q , x 3 ' q 6 A v4 X? W vs f A X ,, fn, -I-:r 139242 A R1 .25 X ,vs igfvg L ,,q, .. x 3, I CH Spirits up Record Low but... Tigers Still Endeared in Fans' Hearts AT TOP!! Coach Cunningham eyes scoreboard as game ends in one of Tigers happier moments. AT BOTTOM!! The Tiger team is composed of fifteen members, with the guidance of Coach Cunningham and Coach Shaw.. The objectives of Health and Physical Education are to deal with education through the physical. Through phys- ical activities, effort is made to bring about development and maintenance of bodily vigor, strength, endurance, grace, poise, and mental response. The participation Of each student will bring about sufficient skill and familiari- ty in games and sports to make it enjoyable and satisfying Without vigorous activity, a student cannot develop physi- cally. ATHLETICS 85 The Help Needed to Make the Game Possible . . . the Team ...the Ref . . . the Band ... the Satistician o o 0 and the Spectator ., 'M.. V' Z' People rarely give glory to any one but the team. But if one looks behind the Scene, he will see that others are important for the team to function. .::',,1f. C -'?'F?1n L ' . mf-'Q ,Jaw ,gi l f yi, .1- y,.a. , .T :UA Mm EW' I , f .. Z Y. b. 5 ,.,. . . Q 3 . if Q Q a. if f' M ,M .Q xl . . W A' nj we X mm' , ' gg i i-334 7 t 4 i g, ...l, W , X-if 1 N , ,. A 5 X V V ATHLETICS 87 Tiger Fans Helps the Team Get-It-Together a f.xw I Y b1uq,,,,Mv--., 'il- Lnterested fans, such as these, make Basketball one of America's best loved sports. ATHLETICS 89 who--f Coach Puts Team on Toes As Action Explodes Z:'3,fQ The Anthem is played, the huz- zer is sounded and the Tigers give apponents big trouble as they move down the floor. Whether we win or lose, our Tigers keep their morale up. ATHLETICS 91 -..?,,,. W nu.. '.7v'i-1'-Q 15,-'ff fl-' ,' 'lf- Tennis Easy As It Looks? Golf, A Lazy lVlan's Sport? -ff-:fix ..-1 55'-'QL f. fl, 5 ' ' .?f'f-56125fQqM f?5'j'QQf 'f' 5 HP'2':fY' jflfj -1 9 '. A: QT'-,if Z, 5, IQ, . af. 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X 1 ff he 4 ff X X X I :QV-. if ff J I W' U 3 Y Q , Z 'W x 4 : -Q .X '-I 1 I Q' H . , 3 'Q 'S .N 1, 'Wx ..-ff' fx , 5 Z 4 y,,.pf 4f Notice the hours spent in playing tennisg new skills are uncovered with each hour of practice. Golf, although not as strenuous as the other sports, requires much con- centration and proper movements. ln Cross Country, long hours of burden is stressed on almost every part of the body, and interest must be a part of each runner. ATHLETICS 93 ff, ,za . ,h 'Iv V , N . , -,, ,V IVR: fam: f. . --fra. 'fx - '15 R 'f mi? . 4 5' 152 ,i 1, I, -HQ +32 122 .fi 4 ,1 W4 ,fig 5 I 1 -m A at 4 , Sf W gf, w K I s K ,, N 7 J f ff 4, x I QA 1 ,v .. ,W A , U ' 9 win W if L: ' 5 .w -1 2: .'.'f'1 --w'yZ,2. ,, .1 ',f.sa.. 4 fi x 'Q .1c,,.,f,v A, 4112 as v, 1, - .4.,,.1.,,, , f , fgaqem I 5 . f -- -fb - ,, .W . ,V . ., Zi g:-Yagi V 4 . ii: gAM.:1g ,g.g3,, lhbugydf ' 'Q A ' ' 31? -A , f- ' , 1 . N V , , ,. M... ' - af K i . Q ,YQ .A ,K .QV , f ' ' 4. V ' ' V . W 9 t. It Q! 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The record of these two teams are comparitively equal to that of the men's. ATHLETICS 97 People Slgfl up for Intramurals because of the1r mterest m a parucular sport The mterests vary from soccer to basketball games The partlclpants play for the sheer enjoyment l' sr an ,ggi Q, X -JT. a . ...While Physical Education Classes Conditions New Abilities Novices enroll in Physical Education Classes only for creditg however, they acquire new skills as they learn to enjoy the sport. lf students sign up for classes only for credit, then Why do they later form Intramural Teams? ATHLETICS Q9 'W S A Break Away N gee ,N From the Gym: 1 Rowing on Green River 100 ATHLETICS .Lf S375 If , Ng? 552 can .1- ,'1 l Q, ' wi 4-,Sz :iq ri? 3.13, A iv? ' Q .rv F 3' '15 gn .1 .I 1, . +4 s .19-., 3 :if- ,val ,Q ,nv x- , 1 .35 Q. N nn A .lla VT? :Vt-1 ir ,gil W A :J .W -'ff' Y 'E x ' ix iff, ar f if avg? f. 4-M 1'-K ff'-' 3:03 T1-if xv. u S x v.j 'sail 113: V 4.9151- w .fm QHQIR ,flu , .x ,-. O A J Q. N Sl. -4. 15.1.54 5: Jfwt-J' M 'fl 'sn' f,,'.- ,, K.-Q.. 4 II ,' ,s,,15 5 eng, ,Y 3 :PKI k's'1. 'n .v- njf J 1 32 , 1111? .9-f ...ff ,Xin 'F .1 Q - Nr .Li'1l'5.f111!- 11143 -ii .I T- ' 'Jin 11 Jr'-' IP. -.tal LEAN: mi- -T DONNIE I-I. BEDDINGFIELD Instructor of Music M.M. , University of Oklahoma WILLIAM BENNETT Instructor of Political Science M.A. , Western Kentucky University DON H. BISHOP Chairman, Health and Physical Education M.A. , Eastern Kentucky University ELADIC BOLANOS Assistant Professor of Spanish M.A., University of North Carolina MRS. CARLJ. BOONE Assistant Professor of Education M.A., University of Kentucky WILLIAM R. BOYD Assistant Professor of Mathematics M.A., University of Michigan LINDA BROWN Instructor Health and Physical Education M.A. , Eastern Tennessee State University ROBERT S. CLARK Associate Professor of Social Science B.D., Southern Baptist Seminary DR. H. E. COKER Associate Professor of Religion Th. D. , Southern Theological Seminary 102 FACULTY We ,. ,1 21 V 55,4 . , vw ' r. 1.4! 5-ui x -at V5 MRS. BONNIE COPPOCK Associate Professor of Psychology M. A. , Western Kentucky University LOU CUNNINGI-IAM Asst. Professor Health and Physical Education M.A. , George Peabody College MRS. RUBY CURRY Assistant Professor of Literature M. S .L. S., Spalding College 1. FOSTER ELDREDGE Assistant Professor of Language M.A. , Vanderbilt University BEATRICE EVANS Assistant Professor of Biology M.A., George Peabody College INA MAE GREGORY Instructor of Business M.A., George Peabody College L. M. HAMILTON Associate Professor of English M.A., Georgetown College MRS. EARNEST L. HILL Instructor of English M.A., University of Kentucky BOBBY R. HINLES Associate Professor of History M.A. , Appalachian State College FACULTY 103 DR. PAUL C.. I-IORNER Chairman, Bible and Religious Education Th. D. , Southern Baptist Theological Seminary THOMAS V. JEFFERIES Instructor of Physical Science M.A., Western Kentucky University L. D. KENNEDY Chairman, Lit., Lang., and Lib. Sci. M. Div. , Southwestern Theological Seminary JERRY KIBBONS Assistant Professor of Social Sciences M. A. , Central Missouri State University CHARLES W. KIKER Assistant Professor of Bible Th. D. , Southern Theological Seminary DANNY R. LEA Instructor of Business M.B.A., Middle Tennessee State University DREWRY MEECE Chairman, Department of Education Ed. D. , University of Kentucky MRS. DREWRY MEECE Associate Professor of English Ph. D. , University of Kentucky RUSSELL G. MOBLEY Assistant Professor Drama and Speech M.A., University of Kentucky lr UNIX 'is-...pb C x Pl S X4 Hu, B-'M LV- N 1 - xx 1 f 104 FACULTY z SMI, J: WILLIAM C. MYLES Associate Professor of Education M. A. , George Peabody College PAUL E. OSBORNE Assistant Professor of Mathematics M.A. , University of Mississippi BRENTLY PARSLEY Librarian, Assistant Professor M.L.N., Emory University NOBLE ROBERTS Chairman, Department of Biology Ph. D. , University of Southern Mississippi MRS. NOBLE ROBERTS Instructor of English M.A. , George Peabody College HARRY SCALOS Asst. Professor, Business and Economics M.A. , Eastern Kentucky University DON SHAW Instructor Health and Physical Education M. S. , Ohio University REG B. SHIFLETT Chairman of Physical Science Ph. D. , University of Virginia RONNIE L. SMITH Chairman, Fine Arts Department C.M. A., Southwestern Theological Seminary FACULTY 105 106 FACULTY GEORGE STANSBURY Associate Professor of Music D. M. A. , Southern Theological Seminary MRS. PATRICIA STANSBURY Music Instructor B.M., Baylor Universtiy ROBERT G. STAPP Assistant Professor of Art M.F.A. , Kansas City Art Institute EDWINA TI-IEDFORD Assistant Professor of Music M.M. , Louisiana State University G. R. TREDWAY Chairman, Department of Social Science Ph. D. , Indiana University HARLIE WHITE Associate Professor of Mathematics M. A. , University of South Carolina li-,...,--0' Wu. ,lf- 'ihg.,f 'Oil' Alltel' ,N K ,JP Q , xv l 13 as F' 1- A X W: ' XE A Q f JW 4 1- an R' N x k J 'ls C it , X ,V H :X A-Ash' ' x 'ga -'51, -1 ., I' h f '3 1 f Q... ARR S 1 , DR. JAMES WOLFE Assistant Professor of Biology Ph. D. , University of Tennessee FRED R. YODER Chairman, Business and Economics L.L. D., Lenoir Rhyne College WILMA YODER Associate Professor of Social Science M.A. , Washington State University FAC ULTY 107 Mr. L. M. Hamilton, Assoc. Pro- fessor of Literature, has been chosen by the students as the college's most popular professor, for the third consec- utive year. A native of the Hills of Eas- tern Kentucky, he earned his A.B. , M, A, Degrees from Georgetown College and has credited graduate study from South- ern Baptist Theological Seminary, West- ern Ky. University, Morehead Univer- sity, and University of Ky. Coming to Campbellsville College in l959, Mr. Hamilton has confirmed his belief in the College by contributing much support. As Daniel Webster said about Dartmouth College 'It is little, but we love it', comments Mr. Hamilton. I don't think of this college as small, but great and I feel God has His hand on this place and is guiding. His hobbies include collecting antiques hymnbooks, phonographs, records, weav- ing looms, and organs to name a few. He has exhibited much of his weaving products and taught weaving during a summer session. His ability to render music from one of his several organs is well known. Mr. Hamilton is married to the for- mer Mildred Woodruff of Georgetown, Ky. He refers to his wife as Blessed and never hesitates to praise her devotion and dedication to him. They have 3 daugh- ters and l son, and 3 grand -daughters. Mr. Hamilton is a sympathetic coun- selor to the many troubled students who seek his help. Students recognize his Christ-centered life and humility as be- ing his most worthy attributes. A reflec- tion of his favorite motto is seen in his life: I shall pass through this world but once, any good therefore I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any hu- man being, let me do it now, let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Most Popular Professor Mr. L. M. Hamilton 108 FACULTY I N 'Q ' vw Www, R6 iggjwg X xi 5 s ,Mi V481 L 'Mm M A java, -N' 'luv- 1 is IN MEMORIAM Dr. Aubrey Woodruff Bickley August 25, 1904- Nlarch 31,1971 A member of the college family was lost when Dr. Bickley died of a coronary March 31, 1971 in Taylor County Hospital. The last five years of his life he spent at Campbellsville College teaching a subject he believed in. ' Born in Athens, Alabama, Dr. Bickley spent most of his life in the South. He received his B.A. degree from Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, in 1928 and his masters in 1930. His PhD. was ob- tained in 1939 from the George Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee. Besides various teaching positions in West Virginia, Alabama, and Tennessee, he worked at the public welfare work in Madison County, Alabama. Before coming to Campbellsville College in 1966, he was Director of Stanley County Mental Health Association in Albemerle, North C-HrO1iUH. He was married to the former Lizzie Mae Blaire and a member of the First Methodist Church. Dr. Bickley's Christian influence will long remain within the minds and hearts of the students who knew him. FACULTY 109 25 , 33 A 5 57 A 'IS V A .vxk'f.V4I' Wy. We . , AI- ... ,. Msq-AI I 'E'.'T4va J 's?Y VA'?3'?Ig231 -A A 4613 ,fu .A-:Se A3 1.1-' Mg-u-. r..,,,.':fX15 --vxdu . 5I, ,',-.- -, . ,.I'9I,I A A Qi'-ifilii 4235215535 iff . VM-24525-12 .1 V 33,5-.',f,. qmw5Q ,gvI ' AIl fgpFg',J A415 mga FF, I A ' ' A412 '?2b'.4 .-9-WJ!-Sy. .,-35 'J -js'1V,.yAv-g71,?5g.f'. A effigy 'fig Mg9!:1'I.A A1 V,.. i Af' :A - Alf+ ,V'iM' 1'f ',- MA. 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General Business Glasgow, Kentucky Perdue, Vernon B.A. Bible 81 Religious Educa- tion Columbia, Kentucky Phillips, Ralph W. , jr. B.S. Music Area Campbellsville, Kentucky Pike, Roger D. B. S. Business Administration Elkhorn, Kentucky Pritchett, Vickie Milford, Delaware Purvis, Doris B. S. Business Administration Campbellsville, Kentucky Purvis, Fred Alvin B. S. Health Sz Physical Education Campbellsville, Kentucky Pyles, jane B.S. Health 81 Physical Education Columbia, Kentucky Ranschaert, Betty jo Bardstown, Kentucky Reece, Vicki B.A. English Cave City, Kentucky Roach, Herman Mt. Vernon, Indiana Roberts, Hal B. A. Health gl Physical Educa- tion Waynesville, Ohio SENIORS 121 Rodgers, jerry W. B.S. Mathematics Greensburg, Kentucky Rouse, Roger Wayne B. A. Religious Education Area Elizabethtown, Kentucky Schutz, J. Edward B. A. Bible 81 Religious Educa- tion Sulphur Well, Kentucky Shofner, Bob B. S. Business Administration Gampbellsville, Kentucky Smith, Charlotte B.S, English Columbia, Kentucky Smith, Joanna Morgantown, Kentucky Smith, Patsy B.S. Elementary Education Stanford, Kentucky Sprowles, Nancy W. B.S. Elementary Education Buffalo, Kentucky Starr, Frank, jr. B. A. Sociology Glasgow, Kentucky Stearman, jo Anne B. S. Social Science Area Greensburg, Kentucky Stephens, Glenna Emerson B.S. Elementary Education Dunnville, Kentucky Sullivan, Beverly Ann Gupton B. A. Elementary Education Campbellsville, Kentucky 122 SENIORS , , W HY? 'Q-' we-N-, A 1-ff' ww' 55'l!1 + lrf', 1 .H Am. .f ' . Q 'V-7 fm fm QM hiiwulif Taylor, Don B. S. Music Area Mt. Vernon, Indiana Thompson, Terry B. S. Business Administration Campbellsville, KGHUJCRY Troxell, Larry M. B.A. English Somerset, Kentucky Twyman, Joelene B. S. Health 81 Physical Educa- tion Cave City, Kentucky Walker, Brad B.S. General Business Sellersburg, Indiana Warren, Kathy Lynn B.A. English Louisville, Kentucky Watson, Betty Lou Campbellsville, Kentucky Weddle, Roger Lee B.A. Bible 81 Religious Educa- tion Nancy, Kentucky Williams, Sandra Sue B.S. Elementary Education Parma, Ghio Wilson, Gail B.S. Elementary Education Campbellsville, Kentucky Wilson, Paul W. B.S. Business Education Area Russell Springs, Kentucky Wright, Linda Louise Louisville, Kentucky SENIORS 123 Seniors Not Pictured Allen, William Best, Timothy Biggs, Wm. T. Bond, Sue Ann Blakey, Judy Blevins, Thomas Breeding, David Brooks, Kenneth Buckner, George Cantwell, Terry Conley, Robert Cooper, Patricia Creech, Jimmie Van Davis, Leon Davis, Roger Elmore, Donald Feese, Norman Froggett, Edwin Handy, Ada Mae Hawkins, Henry Hulette, Walter Israel, Linda Jarrett, Darrell Johnson, Grover Lampkins, H. David Landrum, Judie Lewis, Lee A. 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Shelton, Thomas Shely, Deborah Shuffett, Stan Simpson, Teresa Skaggs, Robert Smith, Judy Carol Stephens, Geraldine Sullivan, Douglas Taliaferro, Brenda Tapescott, Brenda Taylor, Carolyn Taylor, Edward, jr. Taylor, Robert R. Thomas, Sheila Thompson, Allen ga ., . .I 3, I V' Zh Y ' Q , .. ,N.' M, P :fig , , mn ww Y, - A xml K 1 :E fier- '7 'f' 'Y we xxx it-,LTA V, , Q Q 4 K 4? fix? 'fi 'J 23 ir Q X Hg 5: gif ,yur is QTY! QCLD iv ,I 3. fmufx A-f-Q' '?ff7?'- 2 if 'J Email Q, - il f , . 4 - x X E , v XXV Thompson, David Thompson, june Underwood, Charles Underwood, Mary Ann Vetter, Melody Warner, Carol Watson, Wendel Watts, Brenda Wells, Linda Wells, Marvin White, Bob Wickersharn, jackie Wilson, Ronald Winfrey, Susan Womack, Nadine Yount, Steve M. IUNIORS 133 Adams, john Akridge, Cheryl Bates, Mary Beattie, Richard Beddingfield, Mary Berry, james Bird, Judith Britton, Gene Carney, Lula Cave, Thomas Chapman, David Cissell, Mary Cook, Edward Cox, Patricia Davidson, Ronald DeSpain, Phillip Durham, james Durham, jane Edwards, james England, Harold Evans, Walter Glasscock, Hugh Gribloins, joseph Hackstadt, Larry Hardy, Peggy Hazelwood, Flossie Hurt, Velma J. Kidwell, Frank Kirkland, Donald Lampkins, Theresa Landrum, joe Lane, Kenny Juniors Not Pictured Leigh, Harold Luckett, Bonnie Montgomer, Bennie Mueller, john Mullins, Marlene Myers, Loeta Peterson, Rose Pickett, I-larold Pike, Larry Ranschaert, Betty Reeves, Roger Rice Bonnie Roberts, Fred Rodgers, james Rowe, Ricky Roy, Csborn Russell, Sherry Sapp, Michael L. Sapp, Michael R. Sapp, William Schole, Harold Shaw, Dennis Shaw, Ronald Smith, Constance Squires, David Stevens, Carolyn Tincher, Benny Torres, Cesar Wade, Margaret Wethington, Ray Whitehouse, Dennis Wilson, James Akin, Anna jo Akridge, Cheryl Anderson, Chris Atwood, Sue Ellen Ayers, Rhonda Bean, Sue Bingham, Ava Blakey, Mary Burns, Martha Callahan, Tim Carter, Arnold Carter, Mitzi Charles, Michael Clark, Beverly Clark, Clarissa Clark, Elinor Clark, Renee Clark, Robert C. Clifton, joan Coffey, Billy SOPI-IOMO RES 135 136 SOPHOMORES Cook, Joyce Crain, Flora Ann Crum, Robert 1. Davis, Betty Lou Decker, Deborah Dix, james Domerese, james Domerese, Richard Dunn, Stephen Eckenrode, Thomas Elliott, john Estes, jomin Felty, Sharon Kay Fenwick, Larry Ferraro, Frank Gaby, Greg Gardner, Ramona Gaskins, Norma Gibson, Gary Godby, Roger Gravett, Tom Grider, Gwen Gurnrn, Micheal Hale, Wayne vf N Am . 4 sq i JS rfb., nit E' ' nf, XX L-:K New i g,g'3',la' .4 ' F121- 5. . Pb b f j. is . X . 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Hammett, Charlotte Harrison, Carolyn Hatfield, james Henrich, Carole Hill, Janice Hill, Sharon Himler, Audrey Ho gan, David Howe, john Howell Ierry Howlett, Laura Ieffries, Byron johns, Randy johnson, Gigi Kessler, james Kester, Sheila SOPHOMORES 137 Kinslow, Emery Kimball, Barbara Leigh, Iris Lockwood, Robert Lynn, Gerald McAvoy, joe McMahan, Rita Merideth, Stephen Merideth, Vicki Moore, John Morgeson, Tom Morris, Sharon Nimmo, Darrell Owen, Sidney Padgett, Debra Phillips, Terry Parker, Theresa Poston, Robert Rafferty, janet Rea, Joanne i A . r 0 X ' lr Q A W fig, 1 -ffl I if-' X, ,W i l. an NL QU 4 ...A .. 1-W M' 138 SOPHOMORES X. , N t 5 Q w I .Q f iff' is 2 Nl ' 'Qu fb -EK-, E e fa 1 A Y- x it ,..... , Mimi, i:i,,,,,, SQX Ntzii W YW D an ,X X s 1 1 iN S X ikx ' g i xl 'L W, ff, ' ff f we it , . - f,.,, . I L. iQ QQ, 192 , 1? ilk Q' ..: ',. L ,K X fra A. ,A T T is gl' X 5 . H, L, AP I x 3 , J 1 , 1 4 5 , Eikifjg 31 my ,g W' Y A .,.. Reeves, Samuel Rice, Shelia Richerson, Nancy Riffe, Mike Rigney, George Roberson, Bennie Roberts, Marian Robertson, David Robertson, Thomas Roller, Patricia Royalty, Levodis Samuelson, Susan Saylor, Georgi Seaborne, Charles Sharp, Paula Shelton, jo Shely, Phyllis Shields, jo Ann Smith, jim W. Stein, Freddy gt a V, i 9 5 5 :S J tri 5 7? 4,53 3,45 1 5 , Z! , mg, ,WZ 9: f X is 3 V5 1 Eg 1 :Ja ,Q 3 ,Q f M A A 7 fi M 2 , f R4 , iw -af? . .ffm , 53 , U, V fem? Ai! 2 ,W Q.,-,zi 4 tic dm EM, :ms . 1, 5, 32 1 K I 3' X? 'I an, -' 1 79 , M ,,. L firm SOPHOMORES 1 39 Stewart, Judith Tatum, lsaac Taylor, Luevern Thomas, Robert Venable, JoAnn Vessels, Thomas Walsh, William Watson, Sharon Webb, Nelda White, David A. Wilson, Edward A. Withers, James Wright, Billy Sophomores Not Pictured Abell, Joseph R. Allen, Val Anderson, Eddie Benningfield, R. Bishop, Donald Boyd, Jackie Brenner Sam Bucl-mer, Robert Cave, Lula Mae Chapman, Ann Cheatham, G. Cox, Mitchel Davenport, M. DeSpain, J. Durham, Mike Dykes, Cody Elliott, John Ervin, Gary Fisher, Kenneth Garrett, Susan Garrett, William Gaskins, Norma Gault, David Gibson, Russell 140 SOPHOMORES Gilfedder, D. Gray, Janet Grubbs, Juanita Hadley, J. Hancock, Bart Hanor, Theresa Hatfield, Kenn Hayes, Brenda Hayes, Linda Henson, David Herstich, Steve Hobbs, Oval Houk, Patricia Jones, Walter Judd, Patrick Keeling, William Klosterman, R. Knifley, Susan Long, William McKay, Josh Marple, Elaine Morrison, D. Murphy, Diana Napier, Felicia Neat, Larry Owen, Nancy Pepper, R.K, Phillips, Britta Phillips, Mike Rafferty, Gary Rector, Larry Robertson, Zoy Robinson, Rick Sanders, Nancy Sandusky, M. Sexton, VV. Sue Sharp, Ronnie Skaggs, Steve Smith, Dianna Stanko, John Stewart, Joyce Thompson, Dave Thompson, Myron Toton, Robert Tredway, George Underwood, Ray Wilson, Maurice Wren, Charles Wren, Virginia 1 x 2 - fl Q M 'vi it If I Freshman Class 1971- 72 ir 5 'Sid' .n-, -' - 4, ,sw- ES -A2314 . 5 1 Av. 1 A -ve tt Y , N2 35, , ' - 'i 'iz vs , Q 1, , . Di., Na a m, -ali' 2, X m ,J u 1. , X Q4 'Q ,X vga' 1 x 2 . 'Q '51, X l 'af j A 1 4 59+ 1? .4 , y l ll 1 its Jf Er rl' gil 5 A l w? w f 4 . 9 .v ,Q ft Q x l . B 'N W l . Vi . S, I x .1 1 A gi, W pf ,., if A QQMN Abbott, Orin Adams, Blenda Adams, Charles Adams, Donna Adcock, William Adkins, Clara Akridge, Paul Anderson, William Archer, Harley Archer, Shirley Ayers, Kathy Baird, Dottie Baker, Marbara Basham, Hal Beard, Debbie Beck, jack Bertram, jeffrey Blades, Deborah Blair, Debra Brockman, David FRESI-LMEN 141 Bruner, Tommy Bryant, Robert Buis, Susan Butler, Donna Butler, Maurice Campbell, Mary Carman, Ronnie Cartwright, Lynda Cascarelle, John Cassady, Martha Chappell, Kenneth Cheatham, Mary Ann Cherry, Gatewood Clark, Andrew Clark, Robert Clem, Fred Coffman, Gail Collins, Colleen Covington, jesse Cox, Carol 142 FRESHMEN ,, I z A! rm.. ,mv 1 Q 31 1' ,. 1, Q fi? 9 s CQ' 5 ...y fr t fx , ',gr,: 'x f. fcfxg ah , Q 'V Km 1 A . ' 11 is if , . ' wg 5 . fi , ' f X. Af -ff 3- ' I f . I 4 ft, 'Q-Q 4 , .3- Nr , ,X . , r Q- 4, ,' a ,,, L., i. ve 4 1 7 'bv , ' X 5, X x f :,,u, 4, f 4 fe- N i rw 4 .V-. ffl 1 , 7 is J fm f f 'Sa 1 is 1 2 2 f ,is-3 ff, fi A Q, U x 'hw ' N 'IN ,I fy ' K F 1 KX , Q QQ f s Q fgxxg K , Jn :m -,, if 'l K ig, is F' Darby, Dennis Dean, Barbara Devore, Paula Domerese, Frances Douglas, Billy jo Dowling, William Durbin, William Ellis, Marilyn Ellis, Pamela Eubank, Jayne Fenwick, Debbie Floyd, Glenna Frazier, David Freeman, james Freyberger, Kathy Friedman, Margaret Gabbert, Debbie Gilpin, Larry Goff, Pamela Goldman, Patricia FR.ESI-INlEN 143 I-54' CW K '1 '9- Hall Mar1on Hamllton, joy Hancock, Mary Harr1son, Judy Hatchel Delores Hay Mary Lou Hayes, Raymond Henderson, Marllyn Henderson, Roger Herstlch Stanley Honea, Glenda Hubbard, james jarboe, Nancy jasper, Maurlce jenkms, Rodney johnson, Martha jones, jeanetta jordan, Mark Krueger, Rlchard Lalosh, Leslle 144 FRESHMEN 'K fi I HV pumps I f- sr' 'TRW 1.1L Lee, Henry Leep, john Lowe, Kenneth Lyons , Mitzi McCoy, jill McDavitt, Margie McKinley, Michael McNeil, Alan Mann, Bill Marshall, Rita Martin, Glennis May Brenda Meece, David Mertl, james Mills, Donnie Joe Mitchell, Mark Mitchell, Virginia Morgan, Shirley Moulder, William Myers, Kenneth Newcomb, Paula Newman, Elaine Noe, Russ Owen, Karen Pepper, Donna Perkins, Connie FRESHMEN 145 Perry, James Pierce, Shirley Quisenberry, Otha Read, Lemuel Rice, Sharon Richardson, Tadarro Rider, Peggy Rodgers, John Rushing, Wayne Scorsolini, Robert Scroggins, Wanda Sebastian, Stephen Setser, Robert Sidebottom, Vicki Sienicki, Stanley Sill, Herb Simmers, Todd Smith, Jacqueline Sneed, Catherine Somerville, Judy Steffy, Glenn Stillings, Donald Stoneburner, Susan Suits, Mary Ann Taylor, David Anderson, Chris Atwood, Sue Ayers, Rhonda Beal, James Beard, Anna Lou Beard, Charles Belcher, Sharon Benge, John Benningfield, M. Benvenuti, Ken Berenta, Jerry Biggs, Jack Blevins, Barry Bosemer, M. Bosley, Charles Brackett, Rick Bradbury, Mrs. Britton, Glennis Bruton, Myra Callahan, Tim Carter, Arnold Carter, Terry 146 FRESHMEN L5 I ?,.:,,.,,,. s V' af by .1 'MSSQL :liz 21 -v .,,, 7 C Q. f y' Y 'x -K- fu.. xi? ' ff' u ' N Q. ms. J J ii. R' 1- K a ,Q ., Qiafplf ' ' 4-fs. 'D yi - 4 A , 1 N 'U' 5 . ,i,, V,-- ' i M, ,,.. 1 V .. . 'UN is 'T I :SQ 3 if 'QM 33 i-6 'QW- Q i fa-12 J ,Q ,ff - Freshmen Not Pictu red Catton, Gerald Clem, Phillip Cochran, Michael Coffey, Billy Coker, Mark Comstock, Tom Cooper, Donna Cox, Stephen Cox, Tom Curry, Donald Curry, Shirley Daniel, Mary Deitzler, Tom Denney, Marshall Dickens, David Easiridge, D. Eckem-ode, Tom Edmonds, Rebecca Erwin, Linds Fields, Becky Fields, Steven Gaddie, Ruth Gaddis, Paul Godby, Roger Goff, Edward Haas, Phillip Hale, Wayne Hanson, Debbie Harden, Mike Harris, Debra Hayes, Thomas Hayes, V. Hazelwood, Ed Henrich, Carole Herman, David Howe, John Howlett, Laura lsenberg, Don Jeffries, Bryon Jelf, Gay Jessie, Julie Jones, Randy Johnson, Lewis Joiner, Gerald Jones, Audy Jones, Karen Kennedy, Frances Kiker, Pat Kimball, B. Kingsbury, B. Kinslow, Emery Lee, James Lockwood, R. Logsdon, Danny Lundburg, Charles Lutz, John Lynn, Gerald McBroom, S. McClintock, W. McCrary, Bruce McGlocklin, S. McKay, Walter McMahan, Sam Martin, Ed Merideth, Vicki Miles, Jerry Miller, Pat Miller, William Momon, George Monday, Charles Murphy, Joseph Myers, Eric Neat, Deborah Netherland, Jan Nethery, Alice Nimmo, Darrell Parrish, Larry Phillips, Gary Rainwater, Ray Reiser, Joseph Ring, Diana Rodgers, Doug Romine, Anita Royalty, Levodis Samuelson, S. Seiler, Richard Shewmaker S. Shields, Jo, Shinn, Gordon Smith, Bobbie Stein, Freddie Stith, John Sullivan, David Tarantini, C. Taylor, Danny Taylor, Sam Teller, Ray Thompson, D. Van Dyke, Tim Veth, Richard Webb, Nelda Whitby, Clement Wilkerson, S. Wilson, Linda Wilson, Rick Wood, Ray Workman Wright, Billy Wyatt, Jim Young, James 4Q'.x' fi 3 ls IT manila-L fqv I 'TK ft 5 ii 'T AQP' 5 al l 'Vbi' ,nm T fi X Zta, A g 'QQ' . il A ,cf ' Q' Thorne, Deborah Tobin, Kathryn Tufts, Steve Turner, Linda Tuttle, Brenda Tyler, Barry Vanlvleter, Donald Waddell, Gayle Waddle, Stephen Warner, Donnie Warner, Eugene Whitaker, Robert Wilcher, Mike Wiley, Linda Wilhoit, Catherine Wilkerson, jan Wilson, Paul Wireman, Donna Woodall, Ray Wright, Danny Wyatt, jim Editor's Note lt's over now. 1972 has been recorded on the preceding pages of the MAPLE TRAIL and it is my sincere hope that it will be cherished by each as both a refe- rence and history book of this year at Campbellsville. 1 could never have finished without the help of many people. lt would be vir- tually impossible to mention everyone who had a hand in the completion of this book, but there are a few I must recognize here. lt is most difficult to express my thanks to two people in particular. Tom Jeffries, the annual advisor, and his wife, Wanda, are those to whom l feel in- debted for their guidance and direction. Next is the one man who has helped me not only in preparing for this editorship but also led me into the area of journalism and creative writing, L. D. Kennedy. lf not for Dr. D. L. Jester this book would not have been possible to complete. Through his careful guidance and suggestions we were able to raise our budget to cover the fifteen pages of color. A1 Hardy has proven his confidence in the creativity of this annual staff by choos ing this annual to be used for promotion and recruitment of students throughout the state. Douglas Sullivan became general lackey and helped in all areas. l can never repay Larry Troxell for his efforts in persuading me to stick with it and his pro- fessionalism in photography and lay-out design. It was Sylvia Morris who met the mark of excellence in loyalty and encouragement. Our copy and class editors also deserve a very special thanks. Pictures tell our story. Responsible for providing this media is photographer Randy Dill. For the record, various excerpts printed within this book were borrowed from the 1971 MILESTDNE of Eastern Kentucky University at Richmond. - R. Carter Lasu re xi' 1,3 DATE DUE K I Il F 15 k.,., ,ff.,1.msf: SJUIWQE LJgBRARY' I' 1:0011 1772! xx l ' I 7 , gr .. C3mD13E3s.:af,sm5 i,?Q'3'H ww S. ff' - -,-...Am-.df ,,,, - -A-QJL '