Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1975 volume:

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' ' I ' r ,,u:,A..,i F Q my K., six? tg Jijsul. 'f ,,.t. U 3:y-1:1 A - i . x ii Rx ., '-'Wah'- fv 'f t ws: I.: us ldqqivggl l s 1.33 'fb-.rl -. Qi' qfxi ul 'Tl' x . If you touch me soft and gentle If you look at me and smile at me If you listen to me talk sometimes before you talk I will grow, really grow. Bradley fage QD From Born to lVi1 'Q F :ws t P v v- , ? 3 F i r I wi 'Q L r ' 5 I l ll 1 Y C s I 1 ' 4 A I 2 I tried to be what I thought you wanted and I lost myself. ,-,,4. 5, x ..., ,H 'i 2: . ',' vw.-1 L. L I ,- IAYEP' Q You hear only what I say and you think you know me. You understand and accept me only insofar as I am like you. If you listen and hear what I am saying inside you will know me. I was not made to be you. I was made to be me. 4 Intrrxlucrtion f gn. ng.: I 1 . . V, .Q s if gg? 4,'b-- wwf ,fm Sf' f ,V ., . ' 0 i ll . , ,Q 66:1 ' 4 0 JJ 'U . - r Q .U Q ' . 0 ,, . I1 x C U 0 ' if '. 'h' ., ' o - av N ,Qi 3 . 43 T.. H' hiwja- -4- ,J 54 5 uv 9 ,..f-555' fx ' , . '59 Introduction 5 This is me This is what I made This is what I am 'U 'll I 6 Introduction 5 . Q if 451 QQ r vdx It takeb courage to choose authenticity over approval, and to choose it over and over again, courage to accept the responsibility for your own choices, courage to be the very unique person you really are. Born to Win '14 '5waifw:':',M'? Wifi- '-. -an 2 'f:'f.f2.'14,-R fgafw 'i5if??-- Wim-'?3. ' -??w5'.,., L W . ,,,,....-.... 1 fp . flyf? l.gll '1- 4 V! s 8 Introduction ew-L' S ,.gM,t K ,A - b . ,-4-Nj-, xr- r, .-.Y nf 5 x f ' :Elan rn -:Jew X ,-. xml ' 4 ! S Q 8 i . L15 . . ' ,., 'rm-.1 Q , SQ IUKNK41 ,, - f 0- sim '-YQ M N. , ,qu 1 -gm-xy vw, ,M ef - M , , vf. .I . 1 .,,, my . , Q, QM ,gf mp M 'QQ . f.-y bww -wsm mm, 41 aww . gg A nm, pagan. gnmn .my . -k ,mv b l .1Q,,,g5 :W ' -ww sf v wal t 5 ,g -Wfggggg 4.-Mug, is ' it ,fgv-unuwd ,. Each human being is bom as some- thing new, something that never existed before. He is born with what he needs to win at life. Each person in his own way can see, hear, touch, taste, and think for himself. Each has his own unique potentials-his capabilities and limitations. Each can be a significant, thinking, aware, and creatively produc- tive person in his own right-a winner! Born to W'in lllll'tXlllCll0ll ll I Y l 4-Q. -f'-vvosqq, v uw- Humanity is a brilliant river singing its way and carrying with it the mountain's secrets into the heart of the sea. Kahlil Gibran 'S .gg .gs- . if Q , o J W .4 sfw -iw +4- Q' 9 J., 'in-Q-1. 3'0', ' s - ,ew ' ',AQg,g ' 0- -ef 'f+ ,',- f ' fsffo .1 vs Q 5? .Q 'A J X . , 5, ,LJQ U' ,. D' , ' ig 1' ,' 'f .'i',!'J.:v Q. 4-'fvgyf ,S-Lf, , fi N gk:-3 2. ,. -',A-Q, YM I Gif: 1', U! , . .8 0 ' r 9 354 i',, 5, 5 9 4 . q,.,. P Ln- iv, an ve :w.,:, fxvf' . - , V , :H I , .. ' ' 1 ....-ij 9 y 7 Q- ' a l - it . I ' - L V, -- -W Q 'Sad' a -+t4:'N1,.'14. sr- 7. ,if-. ggvly .- .f VM at N L Q., T 1-few, Q -- 'le , . x- -nga .. - . ar - pl f . A -if - E - --st-'T ,Q - , JS M-++ f,,. 1 . 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But if we are in the process of responding authentically, genuinely to what we find to be our true selvesg if we are leaming to respect the selfhood and accomplishments of other people, we are winning. And, finally, if together we are encouraging in each other the hope of becoming, uniquely and in our own way winning persons, we are beginning to learn the fundamentals of unity. 16 r I iv Q it I ,Q ,.f55,v if V - 35 , . WML, 'fl -1- -ggi , 11.4 ' 1-1 1 , .v-, '-9, lhdtafw MAPLE TRAIL 1975 Volume 48 Campbellsville College Campbellsville, Kentucky Editor, Elaine Neil Advisor, Torn V. Ieffries Student Life ............ ...... .......... Organizations ...... Sports ...................... .......... Leadership .............. ........... Faces ....... ...................... ......... . Acknowledgements ...... ......... . . In Closing ................ ........... 17 'l 'A Y I-' v -I -1 v. . .f , .y------ .y . ' x - , V . x. V g, :-xl . ' f 'K-Qy u , 2. , ' , , . 4 . 4 . ,.A as 5. vu. ' . vis-vc ' xbriiv Q n wi I-'Q Student Life Student Life 21 LA! LIFESTYLES VARY No one of us is left untouched by the popular concept of mass production-the idea that progress is made by increasing the output in the shortest amount of time. And the individual must struggle to save his identity. In a college atmosphere where similar schedules are followed by faculty and students every day, genuine creativity requires dis- cipline. Our business here is not to produce in numbers but to pro- duce in people a desire to become themselves. l u 3 I 2 f ,. - . 'Z ,mx A V V ' Q- wn 'Y' W- 3 vor W ,4,, , Y- '-U1-L, mx fwwyg Q.-,M 3.-'b atv W - 'K' .N .9: '4 ,QM '- . ' A ,, df- -A-up. .1-,id-........,1, fm' 1 '--. 'V' - kv JM-'. A -jvgztif xg 0 ' ' 22- . .- , J., .,,. 1, t. f, ,- ,. .'1f..f.A A Iv- 44 f u Q4 1 44. 4' 4 7 .- V ww M , f ,Lv ar, 5 wr J-,. 4 .WV A Q 507- , 1, 'fs , 2 V f . , 'Z if Q fi f X . . , j P, . WK , , , , Z 5. ht -i V. ' , fs , . 1 , , ,, F -- -. 4 . ' 'lf'-K T ,fr ' 'gyjin -r' ' 5 -P-.35 ' ..., v ' fu' -, A L.. ' -4'- W,,: J F . 1 M1 L mf- ,ll , A A. W. ,' ' ,' 1 .5 .1 .' ..3 ' P 4-xrbaslig .f.. -1:5 ,. ,- , ,Y - 4,-., ,, Z ' X 91. -.,., .,, V4.7 A -,. - ' 2, I, - A 6 -'uf ' '-0 4 'L-ju . .. -1-1 . Q ,,,- i ., M :4, ,V X ., M, ,ps-Y-.Mn A, 1 -ff' w 1-eff-11 I' Vufj- JH-.,.. xg- ,fi Y.. 0 5. 1-Q if Ili? EW ! 'K ' 1-v. '-7 . fu 4. .. ,'. 50 ff: -,,,-.wL',,1,9:- nav 5t,,54f,.1,-f .Q - fm. .f . . ,- .. , .N .,-, 15. 2 4 ... ,. N.: . I fi 4'-'L-7f I'-iff -ff' A , 7 M-wif:-12f+r-Q' tiff? 1 f., N., x ' . ei' ' 5 Y 'K fin P ., fs ' wa xx 'K-E.. Student Life 21 gif VVhat is student life? Student life is not a few important days out of a year. Student life Student life Student life Student life Student life Student life Student life everyday. going to class. cutting class. dressing like you want to. being responsible. sometimes not being responsible individual. Itls what a student is-everyday. 22 Student Life jr. Student Life 23 n r s , '21 ti x Y , W an -11. 3 .P ak' Freshmen: A Renewal of Optimism A larger freshman class hit Campbell- sville this year with an unusual abun- dance of energy and enthusiasm. Refus- ing to be intimidated they stormed Freshman Week as they met every chal- lenge the seniors had to offer. The ex- citement of the new year was not lost with the week but continued through- out the semester as the new students continued to reinforce their we're glad we're herel' attitude. Serving as a mir- ror the freshman class reflects a positive optimism that is becoming an increas- ingly vital part of Campbellsville College. 24 Student Life 0' if 1 B 4 1 'avi ' , 'fs P if file ff ' iw 2' '52, '9 2 ft 1' Q. 4 uf ,- Q -fi, gf. 4 -1 X 1 Q' ., . D' Y-4-L 4.1! 4-V '. '5- V 1, , , ', v '..' D- 6 1 , ,3lig'?o-A- 1 YG! X X , 'zy- 1 gl. 'J V' v -'Q I' Q g 0 J J 6 O Student Life 25 A , MQ 'kr f- .sfsa X - X1 5 ,V W il- NS' N . Q if . ,bv - asus. ig 5' iii. ,Qi x - x rf W-N x -IR Af x X RNS: x wpe- Ve 552 'fl aff? -Q J. .Q .wiifi -x TEE? ,, x ix. Eff? Q 'x , , . W af' .. ,SM N .fix 1-1.3 . '54 his . ., - be I, S s 4 ,y A X X . xx is +1 X N 262 fp'-, k' . . . v ' 'f v 5 -:1q wx Hb. ,- -4-,QJFA f -5- 1 .' - Ksfbgxx uf' . , ww, f gfsg' . '? 'I sift LSC ? ' 2, X s x- Fx Qs , wif .Q .,, av ,nz . , .. ss., ' Y'lg1.: lf i T,i2,4xEN14, 5 6 , N. ' N , A Q S af fig:-15 1 R xx V Q A bro, 2' , 3' Sf ' . b ..2l'1J' i. : W. 'fin I n wa. g rx' I if 955 E. S ix Studvni Lift- LIT ...1-. i 3 'E -W Q'. Gb A 4'7'f- 1 5 F , 0 30 Student Life H iff' --an -A ' '?m Q., xa if f 1 fe Q 35 I ,.,,., x I cgi rf! A X r -. ir u- it i I 511- Q is QS VF!5E?F 'et' we-N wQl ' fl A-Mr i,,...A f sf Q1 3 -if 4 .4 V , ' , v V ii . .,-, pl , AX 3 N7 A I I It , ' cl. . Campbellsviih- ,nr - r mon trait with every other t firing. campus. With her students eating is a hobby. Especially in the eve- nings, eating in dorm rooms is a full-time happening. The snack bar has its shining hour at noon when commuters and staff decide it has been a very long moming. And despite contin- uous cornplaints even the cafe- teria continues to be a popular place to break from work and visit friends. is K: 14' T . xxx, I -v ?T 'w.L5,.,g.Ig,.1'.:'f I N i ,Swing-...JV L A fy ez ?fff:'?j1 1. 'gi ' Student Life 31 Weatller V0 . V -uv, Lllx l.. As- T'i '- ,Q w., N- H llfy- , - LQ'-' f--- M, .4 -'32 Student Life uv' .nf-.gg -gi- W 5 B ,.f xt' i K ' s 5, D -445 ,vb f-wg' x. W1 5 5 1415. :.f'E 91,-f-'-M 5 'fifw ' V 5 - V' ' 45,5 X Alf' , 7 l'1f'5 31 ' 1' ' Y- Lf ' In f. , nit!-. 7 K-3. Q. un. I 15 S 3 iff--J' 1 I Lexx! V 1 J , , 1, rf da lx O -ABQ Ji' -9- , 1 -9 .r. r' ww.--g - . - Q.. :' 5- n '4' Xu 4 f, V- ' xnxx.. Lf: ' ,gf 5 -.':'m1 -.- 1- A ' , p . i5g..,kZ,'g 5 E yrs F- gg- 1 at A -h fr 0,1 I ,Y --my--,, X' in x..- Wg- wmggdgmf' fr. Y p so 'A ,- l ' . f t 1. S X g X ' :ss X xt . , -N ., .gk fx .X Qi 9 , , ' 'jaw f N Y M, W ' A ,Wt -5 fu '.,3,tAi:Wi.1: 'ififs , - 5' X .5 u' XM , Liu, x.,A..t,i--..-vw' 't f2P'.Qffff. f'-QTL if fi . .txt ?d,:,aix,? 1 -W iiat1 'btf'L.g'm!., , if-,. i , Q- gag - - 'Qfzp is 5' , i . .r ...W V .QQ mv. ,fr l' W . ., , . wi . , QQ. ' - f x NSY , T :ig 2 is ' 'PY ' ' ,,,.....,. , , TL- yQ'fIQ.bfi.l J .t,,,, ,Xa. ., ...W-i......if . Pr-.- . It L15 . 4 WJ! 1115 , . X11 , 4 If I 'F S x ,L , ., A, .N ' . 5 ,p f fx , ZA. ,, on f f 3 f 1 U sr.. 'f ' A aa, ,.,, 7, X 1 . wZirw:,' ,V , ' an A -,,,,.,Z ' ' ff lg? ,U A 4 A, Tay ' :gk ... k The weather in Campbellsville is crazy. We have spring weather in December and monsoons in january. There were some beautiful snows the first of the spring se- mester but in between there was just a dreary mess. We have a way of letting weather tion' trol us. If it's raining hard we -,iii its too messy out for class. If the sunk shining we think about the lake and swinnning and . . . If itis snowing we say it only snows once in a while and we need a break. The weather here is anything but con- sistent and predictable. Even those of us who have been here awhile ean't seem to get adjusted. Student Life 33 vb. 33+ 1 -. .. ,201 -. 4115 1 4 1.57: G Q . bf . 3 52542, ilI'3f Q ' TT 44 ..---.-r i F3 ri tl' ts- .zu--f N 1 ,aww v 3 ,:, QEVI. Q ' Ks, E4 K 1 f '9 ., 1-.in ' MMV is ,n an . 1 Q ' 'csv' is 4 x,xN - . v . V , , A , V . g '6- 'Q - ' Q5P1LDNf I NN., V: . v , .M .. A .- .. . Q1 .. - . J .W u , fb F ' '-- ' 'f . ., ff .Nl-ln- I rx. . . 4 Zniygtf, .. V J V f f V... L, '- un . I ,N ,-9 I ' 4 gs! , I . his., !- I' ' gjgfP ' ,,,., , - . -- .Q V ,, F -, .b N -V 51-, ' ..-wwf 4,45-.iw I , H A, 1,1 4.51355 A, A Q... --'i',1,. I W , vm,- A A . t' , , V - I V V I ,111-.+ , ,. , ,,.,,1,.,., -95 , , -., M .ig9q4A,. ' ' -Q :1 ,Q . f, :f f y. ' - 5 ,, . , I liz: . 'Q f:f1'ff, ,,'v-,gi -HJ ',. 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There is an element of commuters. however, making a vital contribution to college organizations. student activities and intercollegiate sports. These students are saying in a per- sonal Way that they feel they are building something impor- tant here. Other students living on campus work at part-time jobs Spending large amout of their time off-campus. Carrying an extra responsibility in addition to classes they reflect a seri- ousness about learning that prevails at Campbcllsville College. Student Life 35 Variety: The Expression of Homecoming 1974 Homecoming this year was floats and buggies, class skits and bonfires, soccer and basketball, concerts and even an old-fash- ioned church service. It was fun because we did it and it was ours. It was Campbellsville College ex- pressing herself. 36 Student Life ml 1-, .. if I p Y me A if I 5 ' 4 . iv 15' - 1 gif 1 ',-.-.-.-..- Y L 'Mil A 3?'3 Student Life 37 1 's. S T v 1 5 Q s 3 4 t Q N NJ . ',v Campbellsville College, a Part of Kentuckyis Heritage Homecoming exemplified a deeper meaning this year as Campbellsville College recog- nized its growing responsibility to the state of Kentucky. The parade was intended to recall the past but the mood of students and alumni was optimism for today and for the future. The confusion and ac- tivity did not hide the people but rather reinforced the fact that Campbellsville College is a highly personalized institution. 38 Student Life ,S LJ gl Z + ix V 34 mai? i ,V fQ+..g,,: 5 JG 13.7 1974 Homecoming Candidates Us-l j QQ -7 ' -- Wai 015: ii 1 nhkfc .4 u 21.+3'.5. Student Life 39 I' ,,, Af? I z' 'i O I z . 1+ 4 5' 3- , X a . - 1 . -Q ' x i .' ' I. x Q N A , , - ' V L A Student Life 41 a - l 'Q UW 1 I A .I FIRST RUN N ER-UP Men Jane Gnfhths X gi 1 l I Q 4 w 9, g i 1 . 2 :fi :T ,I 11 1 42 Student Life I av ' . Q! , HOMESFCOMING COURT SECOND RUNN Kathy Kibbons ll 3-f' 'if ' PU!!! J , Fiifx H f us' Q , . AX ., :g. -ff -1-4, -1, - . ,1l,w 2:55:13 f P I' Q X -gui ,' 4 6 n 3' ,W . -. Q , T 45 6' Q 9 11 I1 4 . - 4 A'-- FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Sheila Rowlett THIRD RUNNER-UP Dianne Gabbert Student Life 43 'H' ,.,,. p. L .91 .P All Y Student SS M PLE TRAIL jill McCoy For what she has given to Campbellsville College we honor jill McCoy as 1975 Miss Maple Trail. J .o- 42 SX Q! 1 r r x.-E 1. , Q' K ' .N is Ii , F -1 '-1-.. . .- . . if '17, J . 7,37 :r.Yf13f' '1.a'5 -if:'f f, 1 1 :W .,, R.. 7r,f2'1:ff3-, , 45, . lsr , 50 , f 'Y -' fl I .V .7 QL'..L'1 V ' 1' 74 .' .2 17 LJ? S ':i- 1., 4 ,n Registration For Spring, The First Step Spring semester felt new, sort of exciting, a little stiff like a new Christmas gift. It started with a lot of cold weather, snow, and one glorious Mon- day free from classes. Registration must he dealt with whether freshman or senior and we all faced it again this spring. Most of us found it's not all we build it up to he, but a few students and every counselor were glad to see the week pass. ',, Z., I 51' J- ' 1.2 , .gig mzlrrsm gli ' 1 ' 'f '-xld. as , afar-f ,W W3 Y 1 . z E n Student Life 4 Academics Campbellsville mav be small but professors have outdone themselves to be certain that it is not easy. There is pride in the quality of education that a stu- dent receives here. Above all. Campbellsville Col- lege is a place for learning. A new policy toward absences from class was practiced this year. Knowing that dismissal from class is a certainty after six unexcused absences is extra incentive to be there. And being in class is only the beginning of learning. F P' . ' for 4 +15 .l Li' .,-J..,1, .4.. 'I' 48 A cademics uw., 1 wx in 'T MWA. ,.,,,1 YL' we N' , vt, uc.- Z' ,Uv va'1.L J 1:1 . Q12 f X-n lNm 'w-Q- .,., ,M V WK-nm,.M..,,.,,.,..,,,, fb in v A .s fs , 1 ' W 'N .Mfr -- -xv we ,,..q!'7 ' w 'wnq. Academics 49 To a student the most important aspect of any department is the qiiality of the pro- fessors. To ii professor it is most important that students respond in a positive and in- quiring way to the ma- terial he presents. For a campus that is grow- ing through leaniing it is important that teachers stimulate stu- dents and students challenge teachers. 'T . ,,, 0 SU Student l.lh- r1-rsf1l'! 'I I 33, .5 3 5 3 'f' 1,-mil: gal J A ?'5 ', , , 'wif ' ,:JY :- V N I f r f ,A -U 5 71 W 6 A K I -:b .ff v' A ggmf . M ,iff 1, i- ., 'f:f':1 . ri 'ff ' 5? ' 91.57 A , , Q , ,, 3,4553 Yr 5-4 1 -J K,f' V . ,-f-493. , ' --E-i.:4f11.:f 12:- Nil ll lvut l ih 31 wif' -- .' ql'5 I K Q 5 , ' Q n Q . . 4. 9 I I .' ' ' x::.x 4'fc .f -,' S400 ' A Y ---- Q ' f -4. o. I 1 f ,,1....., ul Music V ,::s'gfr'!J'-Lw.-1f--,--f--- f t -'--' ' 1 h t . I M -'55, 5 Muslc pruicwf - :me IJCl'fCCt1OI1lStS. And there 7 ' fore, practice lv, .f pmlxifg Illiijfil' are just likp t L , 3' .A classes-you clcm't A f music takes steadx ' , L , ' practice ' -A P- A H 1?-'1 'Q'1if13T?f-22: f ' f'5fQ'.ff 'i?A'Qf'l 545 .--1 V: Q,i1f',,i,,E-7,1 3, .l6lt ,n,:-5-... 4 f , 1 . , 1'g0'Q'M Tniziifilf fi 'L 1 A K -, - , 155 545 7 + 5' 2 3' 71? '- .', 'bQ V.. iff, . . 311.759 -13. ' ' 45-WWW v.,' lT.A:W 0 Q-' ,4- .QQ-mvvf' OITIIS XVomen's dorms are an ex- perience in learning about people. As the year passes a sense of community devel- ops between friends and halls become sharing units. Fixing a room up and making it uniquely yours is important. Rooms become centers for parties, rap ses- sions. late-night studying, thinking, wishing. Living in a dorm students find that everyday spent with different kinds of people is an endless lesson in patience. 54 Student Life 'io in ,sm .pf vim. Q A' - ff?f'fff471M9 3 ' ' -A w-Q... i. 1- .Edt .-' J' ,. 1 -!gg:-- . '-J jrg4,,l ,, +422 ' T15 i ' 151.35 , n r W x 4 'I 1 ,,,,..,..,- V ,,.v....u--www H-4,.a,,q J-1' 5'f'gm 'W' yi uv'-J 56 Student Life -. 1 U ' With stereos, refriclge1'ato1x. 31111 11 iums as standard equipniciit 11 1111-11 1 Wav' iv reach the point of chaos. It lJCCOlllC5 11 11cc1c-Wy. L11 learn patience and respect in dealing with flllll neighbors. Only with cooperation, can il Illkilllx room he a home, a place to study, a place to hc alone. W... , Sk I off! f-ff XVlio,s VVl10 in American Colleges and 'l Universities 4' R l OX 3 Above: Donna Pepper Below: Iohn Helwig Marbara Baker Right: Maurice Butler, wwf l li' fb ' Gerald Ioiner Mary Hancock Rita Creason I H. x ' ,w '??q'fr Margaret Friedman Student Lifu 59 Bobby Clark Io Thomas Above: Maftha Brooks Below: Iomin Estes Burr Kingsbury jill McCoy 3? 2 E Not Pictured Michael Neal Alice Rector Sonny Vickery, jr. x Above: Ieanetta Rodgers Below: Ava Bingham W Slllllk'lll l,lfc fl .5 W X. , i . S L .V ., 1 1 4 . f A . . I . Y A . Organizations get Q 'n lic' A Officers of the Student Govemment Association Boyce VVells. Vice-President Robert Bryant, Treasurer 'Q 64 Org t ? 3 4 lack Elliott, President i Leslie Lalosh, Secretary Greg Comstock, Chief Iustice Student Senate Q5 Senators are elected to voice studentis opinions about carnpus organizations, decisions ul the college staff, problems in tlmins, need of Students, and in gf-iieral. stu- dent attitudes aboiit the col' lege and its policies Each year the SCA plans the Homecoming activities. This year they sponsored The Exiles, concert and made preparations for the parade. Senators are also respon- sible for setting the date and making plans for the Valen- tine banquet. The Senate participates annually in helping to send delegates to the Model United Nations. A large responsibility of the organization is to pro- vide student entertainment. The SGA sponsors coffee houses, movies, buses to away basketball games and this spring helped to sponsor The Imperials in concert. 'PAL' 5-.,,.s,4 F' .lf QB Baptist Student Union The BSU hopes to provide an oppor- tunity for students to share and grow in their Christian experience. Planning around the interests of students the BSU sponsors and plans a variety of activi- ties. Each semester they present Coffee Houses. sponsor films, plan student re- treats, join the BSL' choir. and cooper- ate with the dorms in providing dorm devotions. This fall the BSL' presented Randy Matthews in concert and this spring, in conjunction with the Senate sponsored The Imperials' concert. Most importantly, the BSU Works to reach people outside the college cam- pus. Members volunteer to lead youth team ministries around the state. And this year for the first time began a weekly witness by radio. 66 Organizations v 42- i 'iz '01 2, ,,' WN .I . if pg , A 4 I F ., ,A -I: .,,-7, o ' 1, , I , ,- I 0 f 'Z 2' Baptist Young Women Baptist Young Women are concerned with studying and becoming a part of world missions. Programs and inission studies are centered on Baptist Mission work. Attempting to answer the needs around them, the BYW's work as a group to minister to people in Campbell- sville. In March they help to organize and plan a State Xt-teen House Party. Young girls from all over Kentucky will spend a week-end in the women's dorms and become acquainted with Caniphellsville and her students. 5 lla? F22 .,.i..,..-.. ...,,., x:l'a9Y'4Swi-,,!,w -Qfffgfsasll' f!.. a.a....-.,uv- 40- ip 3 ' 'jf i , 1 Q E ' ff 35 l E 4 Qi V' , 1 1f 1 1 T Q T I Q I A 4 . FF: 1.2 V ,-.2 '- , J T '4 ' 5: 1 v, ' ,V f c E' S i QI Q ' 1, Q.. x - .. ji' 5, 3 4 Q Qfffs! 'r fa 1 f 1 , , 0 . H , 'G 5, A F o ' 4 . if' ., G Q f lc I Q 1 , 0 Q' 1 ,?fLf. ., - I X N Y as A F I . iw ' 'ff ' mf S jk 1 f I f s. I , l I x- , f MQ 5 . ' ' 'v w 1 an 42, 4 w if ' , 4 if , ' A 5 1 ' ' 4- 7 9 . Le A Q ' ii ,L de it F F V02-' ,... 86 1-9 Music Educatoris National Conference Campbellsville's student chapter of the Music Educators National Conference is restricted to music majors and minors. The purpose of the club is to give students a broader back- ground as they learn from the experiences of other music educators. This spring the club participated in a Music in Our School Dayf, A local music teacher in the public schools brought a group of students to perform, showing members what kinds of things children are capable of learning and What they enjoy most. During Homecoming week the MENC presented the i'Cras- shopper Opperettaf' Members also helped to organize and as- sist visiting bands marching in the Homecoming parade. After working hard all year selling candy, the group raised enough money to send twelve members to the Kentucky-Ohio MENC Convention in February. Student and Teacher Chap- ters Were represented. There were lectures, conferences, and musical performances. Organizations 69 ,5 r.- iii Z., , . ,, f iz, Q. li - 4,6 3 um 'Ou Df'- 1 r 4 Sigma Zeta Sigma Zeta is a national honor- ary science and math society. Meetings of the organization are for learning and this year Doctors Rodgers, Shiflett. and Cheatham gave reports of their own research and learning in preparation for writing their Doctorates. The club sent a delegation to the National Convention at Central Missouri State University. They also plan a visit to Asbury's Sigma Zeta chap- ter to visit their computer center. During the spring semester the or- ganization sponsors a science and math contest for high school students. TU Organizations L L4 1 15... ' 1 ' '--- B .,. .. f V ' 1 , is , , -fm ,:.+.,. Q . ., , i. 57 r- -W-.,..... Business and Economics Club The Business and Economics Club, and organization of teachers and business majors and minors, meets to become better acquainted and to discuss matters of common interest. This year, the club's Homecoming candidate was Queen Tara jasper. Their float, a minia- ture Louisville Downs, was chosen as the most original float in the Homecoming Parade. The club plans a trip to the Federal Reserve Bank in Louisville this spring. College Drill Team Newly organized this year, the drill team performed routines to mu- sic as halftime entertainment at basketball games. Although the team did not perform for all games they did dress as a group adding a fresh- ness of spirit to each home game. . tx ,wg - 3, ,wx QQ. as I r 5' hr 1 gg, ui' iz: H 'R . xi? is, i jf' A ffknrkxmcv .75 nk ... ' . N V5 0 4 2'-ii Wi ' 6 Fellowship of Christian Athletes The FCA believes that a Chris- tian attitude adds a deeper sense of purpose and fulfillment to sports. Weekly meetings are for fun-for sharing-for encouraging each other in sports participation. This spring the club brought two films to the campus for the entire student body- The Rap- ture and A Thief in the Night. Often members of the FCA volun- teer to go as a group to share their testimonies with community churches. Organizations T1 NT.- -4 Y f ,W 4 I 'A 3 1 A I C If ' - '14 C if 4' 'F 'Q I 5 ' p 2 J YS V! tt!! . X ' , 1 v ' 1 . QA, f ,J F' :Q s , . 1 9 , QB.. L. '- 9' , 'i ' it , 4 lv 4 . ! X X ui x' Q51 W'fHlv1as- f i rm, I JW, fv K 5 1 Caution: Campbellsville Art Department! Professors Clark and Stapp have created a department Whose password is freedom in which students are given an exceptional opportunity for self expression. Organizations I -L Y A 5 W Ng X in xx I s. T r-Q 'E A 'N-x V-. -l -, Q L xi 'EP 1 I y 5- - if' ve f 5 31 L T-IL y . :kwa - if gl-C: X 5 im? ' KX A . x U 7: ' A 1 f'3N 1'r A ,, 'W ' 4f I I in f v R 1' 9 5 L xl. f--P N X Wi N .41 -. Q. A I 1 'nl Q j 'Q , , ,.N 6 ' -Y 'L 25 ,wi, 31 5 f' f fflfit' f ua 2 f 1 V16 .flwq . - K wsu' D-W Q :Gia 'oh ,X L ' .QQ . , - ' ffl: , , qv, 1: . . . ra 'Qvlir . Taq L5 .7 fb 5'- 1.9 r Av.: K, - Ye.: .. 4 Y 'far N 'V WW I ' ! 4 . ' ri- xf - I I -S11 .4 Q-10 fo' in - v X N. ',l 1 I 's si! QQ, X zz, -sn! if 'S ...mi- ,, ' -,, , .EW W ,ylwggx I X ,Q X ,qi . . Q: , , Em ff :+ 'D ? X rs gg x ng 5 pg, Q ,I 4. V Y i zu. :v..5nq'3'- .... .. 'wr ' ' . ' 'gli-ii--vfipawnfeiifairse-nam-Q: f.vA:.wx1-v4ffwv- ' ' 2 -4---M ----- 4 i - .4 ,W - ,,A4. , 9 44 41, .-,- fi: H ,,., ,.., f.,,, ..,.,,. V5T fFfif7iffHW Ni 3 O: 1 O r I .C' xl. 1 , ,., ,, 'f +fVJW'09!tlQK6Kl1 It E -vn- I 1 1 1 w ' f. 'QR A.: 3. M ,. HWY: I ' . ww-Q4 . 47 ,Y 1 f x .aw xx , , , Vi. . 1' ,. :L fi -.1 'fu-45 Aw, 4-f , , ,. A 54 1:1 ff!- ,,2..,..igggg::. - 1, Ls.. V M ,aa lf 57. . 3515:-cs, Q, Mfm,-. Q, ' 'JU V , . - , W. 1 W ,LI , , Q- ,. 1 , V-f.,,w ' 2 91 - 1 - 4 8- ,,wr-..,.-- V '- 1, be , 'll .'Ag,:y4Qi 3, .12 -L it . HL3? , ' T, x . ' ' 7 -5 1 4 , z . , X A V- -- 5 ,f ...,,gi5g,g?22x,x ,Y 5 . , , -- ' Ng, H 3 vfgi-5A',,,L. 1 . ' 4 ,Q , 1 Q 7 . sz? ri - H - tv .5-, - ' 91' ' Y ,Vufw , ,' ,- , 4-.Mfg -159, rv ' ,- '.,: , , . .' I . wmv-- ,fi- . KM. . A V-' .-6' 'fin ,- .11--f 1, +. Physical Education Club The Physical Education Club encourages interest and participation in intercollegiate and intramural athletics. During the basketball season they take on the responsibility of operating the concession stand. I i :gnu s wQ ' -7-'.... :'--mfs..- 1--,,,.,..1x 'M f- ...W 3 -1- f..-1-.-'..-12-,,, -n-nll 1'lx ' 1 3 Grganizations ' t . a i - ' ' f' , Mel: A in ff' Qforrlh-Hur if 4. gr - -?....1 JF4 , .- Nxf W Spanish Club A very active organization, the Spanish Club, sponsored by Mr. Eladio Balanos, claimed first place in Homecoming floats again this year. The theme of the float was My Old Kentucky Home. The club sponsors a soccer game and an International Dinner each spring hoping to encourage student appreciation of foreign cultures. Organizations 79 Model United ations Each year six students are chosen as delegates to go with a faculty advisor to represent Camp- bellsville College at the Model tinited Nations held in St. Louis. Each college or university at- tending represents a coiiiitisc in the United Na- tions. In order to participate delegates must be well acquainted with their country and it's for- eign policies. This years meeting was held the last week of February. Social Science Club The Social Science Club is concerned with un- derstanding the responsibilities of citizenship by becoming acquainted with national and inter- national problems. But perhaps more impor- tantly for Campbellsville students, they practice an awareness of immediate needs and problems in the local community. Because of this interest the Social Science Club sewes as a link between our campus and the town of Campbellsville. s Q' F? Hz'- 'wh -'flew ,Ar fx 'nf' , -- :. h Iwi' ' Nr' 4 'N 9:11- -. rr l'r1i'4 :mv if su- ,-'rant hund- errata' 'N'- xi -'- mir lv. IH- rfhrf-forth-bm rmirxvf vikwtkiwfl nk Humming -1: 7 av The Echo The Echo took on a new look this year with a staff completely dedi- cated to their publication. The stu- dent newspaper became a subject of controversy as students felt freer to express themselves and entered their own articles for publication. The Echo is not just a habit-it serves a purpose that is essential in giving stu- dents a voice that will be heard. This year's staff worked hard to present both conservative and more liberal views about campus problems. Sigma Tau elta, Sigma Tau Delta is a national hon- orary fraternity open to all English majors and minors. Each month the club sponsors a one-hour program designed to stimulate ideas for cre- ative expression. Each year Sigma Tau Delta pub- lishes Purple Patches, a magazine of student work including poetry, short stories, and photography. Organizations 81 X 1 Maple Trial Staff Elaine Neil, Editor-in-Chief Robert Bryant, Photographer i 82 Orgamzations ,,,...... Color Photographer Robert Doty Student Life Editors Betty Patmor Elaine Neil Organizations Editors Iana Martin Ron Leavelle Sports llflitor Elaine Neil Leadership Editor Andy Orr Class Editors Dave Brandon Dianne Gabbert Janet Wiessner jackie Wilson Pearl Wilson Sports Assistant Ruth Dowell Typing Assistant Iudy Dodson Student Life Assistant Cindy Perkins - ,fa . ia. ..'4::i ' 1 U ,. ,- Hi, ? iv, ,,, 5344 ? 1 Organizations 83 Club Dl1'CClO1 Af: ll s llascriicyti N :it-Pearl M ilson at , ..i x -Luci ern Tay lor kirpug Beaxtr Dax nl Dye Kay Harris l:I't'Ll H.itt'llt'I' Kay Hatfield Lisa l.ex1ne xldltlj XlL'kltlllL'N Fred Major jana Martin Dax c Meece Donetta Xlettxlll Elaine Neil Nancy Oven Cyndi Parnell Debbie Richards Tim Sebastian Mark Shively Charlene Stapp David Stapp Linda Stephens BSL' President-Mary Hancock Vice-President-Steve Silcox Secretary-joy Lovely Treasurer-Marbara Baker Enlistment Chrm.-Meri jane Griffiths Fellowship Chnn.-Alan Mc-Neil Mission Chmi-Tim Clark Music Chmi.-Phil Carlisle Publicity Chrrn.-Craig Shoulders Program Chrs.-jim Brooks Devotional Chnn,-Van Thompson Married Student Rep.-Frances Elliott Commuter Rep.-Kathy Kibbons Rick Allison jan Bamett Millie Bloom Nancy Bettinger Kathy Brookshire Larry Bubb Mike Burnett Xngela Church lflleli flu Xlark Llay judy Dodson Nancy Farmer Scott Ferry Margaret Friedman Linda Lregory Deborah Hanley Kay Hatfield Karen llatk kins john Hclvtlg Bill Heinnnng Sharon Hill Xlilliani linlnies Stew: james Kathy Karscl'incr Randy Karschncr joanna Kidd 84 Organizations Gary Kidwell Leslie Lalosh Mendy McGuffey Pam Mclntyre Mark Maddux Richard Martin Dave Meece Kevin Neathery Karen Nolan Andy Orr Nancy Parsons Cristal Pendygraft Melody Penrod jim Pickens jody Pickens Becky Powers Pat Purnell Marty Queen Flossie Ridenour Priscilla .Rivers David Rock janet Rose David Roy Paula Settle Linda Sherrow Debbie Sizemore Karen Smith Robby Speer Morris Sweasy Angie Taylor Dana Taylor Dave Taylor Lita Taylor Linda Teoro Van Thompson Wlilliam Wlalls Becky NVebb Robert Webster janet Wiessner Pat Wliessner Dave Wilson james VVithers Gail Wood jamia Skaggs Luevem Taylor Linda Teoro Bus Turner H. Mlheat Ken Yvilliams Kathy NVingler BTW President-Kathy Kibbons Vice-President-Margaret Friedman Secretary-Pearl Wilson Program Chrm.-Paula Settle Music Chnn.-jana Hurt Mission Activities Co-Chrm.-Marbara Baker Mission Activities Co-Chrm.-Marv Davenport 1 Prayer Chrm.-Connie Rucker Social Chrm,-Mary Gibson Publicity Chrm.-Laurie Hasemeyer jan Barnett Becky Brown Dede Durham joinin Estes Meri jane Griffiths Mary Hancock Kay Hatfield Sharon Hill Carol Hogan Elaine Neil Karen Nolan Nancy Parsons Linda Sherrow Angie Taylor Delta Psi Omega President-Randy johns Vice-President-M ike Sapp Boyce Wells-Graphic Artist Bob Crum-Cartoonist FCA President-Dave Meece Vice-President-Don jones Secretary-Nancy Farmer Treasurer-Rob Speer . 4 1 Larry Bubb Lisa Dunham , Lori Fenton john Helwig janet jackson Leslie Lalosh john Leep Betty Patmour Dennis Retzlauf Karen Robertson Mike'Stone janet Wiessner Pat Wiessner Harlequins President-Bob Crum Vice-President-Steve Sebastian Y Sec. and Treas.-Brenda Speed 5 Historian-Mendy McGuffey . Pam Arvis Tom Bruner Lynda Cartwright Greg Comstock Gayle Gash Randy johns judy King Martha Martell David Roy Debbie Summers Business and Economics Club President-Otha Quisenberry Vice-President-Henry Lee Secretary-Rita Marshall Treasurer-Roger Henderson Beti Akridge Debbie Basham Becky Brown Shirley Cheatham Peggy Coomer Renee Dunham Debbie Edwards james Farris Stella Flatt james Freeman Larry Gilpin Terry Goodin Pat Hall Tara jasper joy Lovely Edwin McDowell Linda Montgomery Bill Moulder joey Murphy joni Noe Betty Patmour Sec. and Treas.-Steve Sebastian Lynda Cartwright Bob Cmm Leslie Lalosh Sonny Vickery Drill Team Dede Durham Cordelia Hawkins Pam Krum Pat Parnell Vicki Plummer Marilyn Ray Debbie Stewart Kathy Wingler Eclio Staff M ENC President-jana Hurt Vice-President-Ginny Williams ' Sec. and Treas.-Nancy Parsons . Reporter-joanna Kidd Blenda Adams Marbara Baker Miles Baker jean Bolin Mark Clay Karen Deckard Carla Decker Anita Foley Susie Lyon jody Pickens Becky Powers Richard Ream jeanetta Rodgers Charlene Stapp Sharon Stapp Donna Pepper judy Rhodes john Seesock Craig Shoulders Preston Siler Rachel Whitler-Editor Nancy Bettinger-Assistant Editor james Bradbury-Photographer john Leep-Sports Co-Editor WVilliam Smith-Sports Co-Editor Ministerial Association President-Preston Siler Vice-President-Randy Karschner , Sec. and Treas.-Garry Cook Song Leader- Willie Bloom Activities Dir.-Dan Hunt Reporter-Tim Clark Larry Allen Maurice Butler Rick Clark Don Cottrell Paul Dameron Bill Davis Harry Dooley Steve Dutton Morris Friedly Bill Holmes Farrell Isenburg Steve james Stew jarnison Gary Kidwell Paul Lambert j.M. Lynn Toby Nunn Andy Orr joe Owens jim Pickens Gerald Rowe Steve Silcox Bob Simpkins Charles Walden Bud Walls Robert Webster Gary Zafuto Moclel U.N. Linda Barnett james Bradbury Dave Ervin Sheila Goodpaster Pat Hall Mr. B. Himes P.E. Club President-Rick Allison Vice-President-Neil Decker Sec.-Treas.-Paula Devore Gregg Bardin Barry Bames Tom Barnett Hal Basham Debbyee Blair Alan Bohanan Artie Branden Ron Carmen Lynda Cartwright Debbie Clifford Mindy Cook Paul Dameron Ruth Dowell Frankie Elliott Lori Fenton j.L. Frymire Naornie Fuller Phil Gowdy Debbie Hatfield Vickie johnson Al jordan Leslie Lalosh john Leep Gran Mefford Randy Mefford Norma Mills Dave Parsons Brenda Phillips Marty Queen Sheila Saberton Wendall Sadler joni Srnock Ron Spry Mike Stone Sue Stonebnrner Fred Tate janet VViessner SGA Officers and Senate President-jack Elliott Vice-President-Boyce VVells Secretary-Leslie Lalosh Chief justice-Greg Comstock K.R. Adams Alan Atcher Linda Barnett Donnie Bradbury Kenny Chappell Lawrence Clark Steve Dutton Nancy Farmer Lori Fenton Carol George Steve Gowler Laurie Haserneyer john Helwig Ron johnson Kathy Lawson john Leep Dave Meece jody Pickens Marilyn Ray jim Rickerson Steve Silcox Bill VVilliarns Dave Wilson Lynn Zuberer Sigma Tun Delia President-Steve Cowler Vice-President-john Voelker Secretary-Debbie Basham Bob Crum Alice Rector Vickie Thomas Linda Wilson Sigma Zeta Presidentejohn Helwig Vice-President-Donna Pepper Alan Atcher Charles Clark Mark Denney jim Richardson Sonny Vickery Affiliates: Pam Arvin Rick Bloyd Roy Cheatham Steve Crawley Mary Davenport Carol Hogan jan Keene jody Pickens Priscilla Rivers Mike Stein jan Wilkerson Gail VVood SXEA PresidentfTerri McCnbbin Vice-President-Martha Brooks President Elect-Vickie Thomas Sec. and Treas.-Marlene Schmitz Linda Barnett Debbie Basham Rhonda Blakernarr Susan George Shelia Goodpaster Teresa Gowler Cheryle Gray Vormie Hay Debbie Kirtley Kathy McDowell Paul McGuire Vicki Marshall Peggy Nickless joan Pickett Martha Pierce Vickie Plummer Mary Riley Mary Etta Sego Linda Sherrow Robert Skaggs Kathy Tincher Ginny Williams jim NVithers Social Science Club President-Linda Barnett Co-Vice-Pres.-Margaret Friedman Co-Vice-Pres.-Kathy Lawson SecretaryvKatliy Smith Rick Allison Tom Barnett Vicki Davenport Dave Er'win Cathy Estes Brian Farrell Linda Gregory Debbie Hanley Roy Harrington Vicki Marshall Martha Means Taryn Money Bill Monlder Nancy Owen Liz Owens Cristal Pendygraft john Rodgers Spuirislz Club PresidentWDianne Gabbert Vice-President-David Eaton Secretary-jody Pickens TreasurerfRobert Baxter Chaplinvjohn Stewart Debbie Basham Debbie Bowling joyee Butler Lynda Clartwrrglrt Bobby Clark Debbie tllillorrl Greg Craig Frrrnces Dekkrtt l,nnlx lforlies SlIXtlll firll'I't,'l lirrirr fll'.rlr.rrrr wlrrr If liirrrillrnr f.rllr fl' lil P.rnr lxtrn Katlrs l,.r-rr. ' - rr Roger Lefslast- . jirrr Xlertl Slraron Nations Elaine Neil Elaine Nexsrnan Delmoralr Olson Xlartha Pierce Yerl Price Xlary Rawlirrgs Pain Rinck Randell Slrofner june Slronse Vicky Story Nlorris Sweasy David Taylor Vickie Tlronras Rachel NVhitler jackie Wlilsorr Organizations bf' I Sports Baseball The Tiger Baseball squad fin- ished the fall season third in the Conference with four wins and four losses. The Conference season continued into the spring beginning in March. The team did have the dis- advantage of changing coaches between fall and spring with Mike Neal coaching in the fall and Neil Mills coaching in the spring. The team entered the spring with greater dedication to make it a winning season. 88 Sports ink it -'ant ... M ...WAI N 5' N J if BY-- Y Q' , I 1 I 'Q-N uX!N ' , dl . ' ' ' . :X ll if! Arafat- 1 'vs E, fLw2'4' X F . 'Av-.p,.,.,w A 10' 11233, A ,fm,VwV.gffxkf'f' fy, , ' 1 TM ,2-'S K xl V 'Q ef s,..- eg , i 1:4--41-5. , ' lf , .,.,, W - '..,,.,.,.f. . ,.a . 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Sports 89 -Xi 1- F 4 .- . ff-- . , M , . bf . .I 1' A I .- ta- 'Q 0 N- if ' + n. 'Q 44 , -.. J Q QA . -I ' a 'S 'W-Q, fr F . 'rv . . f '5' ,' 1 ne 4 ,,. a -' 'Z 7 ' , . ,-K I J 1 MM Swv! fx' ' , ' r 2 x -1 NV... .. Q A 3 5 5 m.,,..4 E ef hung., 3'-'N -it-ovwqu PE -M. A sense of determination toward becoming Q, strong team is a necessity to any successful ball club and the '74-,75 Baseball Team was just that, The team has many new members but this only strengthcr ed their determina- tion to prove themselves. Against both conference and rim-conference teams the Tigers displayed quality and potential. , '7 '5??i 4 'ff , 4-J3!?2 .zggg'ffwi' ii-if ' f ,fi . ww-- '. . di ' 5 N suv-Q 'A - l - ' 4 . . A . ' - 1.- ,,, , 'QM x t I . sl Q- l' gf! ., Y N S Golf Team Members: Front Row: Greg McNeal, Gran Mef- ford, Mike Stone-Captain, Randy Mefford, Coach Bishop. Second Row: Ran- dell Hill, Bemie Ritchie, Hall Basham, Greg Grider, Glenn Dorton, Billy Toler. u h ? f'x I 1 'KC' 1 V f Averages for the Fall 1974 18 holes-Conference matches Mike Stone ....... Gran Mefford ......... Randy Mefford ...... Greg McNeal ...... 92 sports v,,,ML,,,, 75 73W 75 75W 1' '.,Af-- V ,lf 5? if 7 bd fi. Q ,, X' ,iii ' f , .w ,,,,.e-' ff 3-,gi G, , Y V .v-,,, 7 . War' . gig, .X September 13, Campbellsville defeated Pikeville 'Q'-' '- fn.. H- .- ,. A . 4v Cumberland Berea September 19, Campbellsville defeated Berea Pikeville Union 1 September 24, Campbellsville defeated Berea A Georgetown ' Cumberland October 2, Campbellsville defeated Cumberland X 'V Georgetown 4 , M' A f ' Union X , vw' edgy- ' ff- , c V. I '33 r 6 S, 5 ai 1 Q K V 2 xl 5 fi - - r ., , , -- fi N.....,,,.,, I I L 4 a f 44-w ere 1 1 ,, , I ' v, :Ta .... , i. t p P , , - I e 4 if ' .f .. L., . t ii I 4 c rsmfff, - i ' we c 'ig f' 1 d, .,- ii 1- ' fc 1 H' -L . 2,,, .,A,,,,. K, V 1 L, R H 5 ,Ax e r - -WP41.-.,1.1-, 1-'11, ' Ve ' ..s5'vlk' H1-11-r'v 14 .,, QLHBSNHH ' 'N-., .,w'-ff-,san-,1-f V, ww'-fwwwhzp ,1- ' X , ,ww-,1-'rv .af M ish WWW f 3,. M?-' ,ff U ae i , A fi WE ' 'M It K 4, .' s . -x ff' 'f'. -,,..-....., ,..,, Q -Qfiefls if-ff-I . - t A ,L 4.51 4 F f A ' ,A f:-ss Y 4 4.1273 251., ,, fa The 1974 Golf Team was undefeated in the KIAC. This was the first 'i V time the Campbellsville Golf Team had placed first in the Confer if , 1 ence. Coach Don Bishop describes the team as consistent, com 5 5 5 li 1' ' petitive and determined. Q 5 , ' if it 7 'x New freshmen this fall lack experience but through steady im 'K L x provement are becoming assets to the team. '7 , in Q, 'jr V -ix In the spring of '74 Mike Stone and Gran Mefford made all confer 5 g ' X 51 ence. Mike Stone won the conference individually. He also won the Ii, Xi, 'Q Campbellsville Invitational, the Georgetown Invitational and placed Q, ,i i H ai Q third in the Asbury Invitational. 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Response of stu- dents to the program has proven that whether it be softball, football, volleyball, or basketball every student can find his place on an Intramural team. sg, -1 3, ffl 'swf-Eg. 5' s. x K Mr Z Sports 95 J Temais Tennis is an individual sport. Competition is something personal because you alone are respon- sible for the outcome of your match. Only after a great deal of discipline do you find yourself winning. Spring Season 74 With only four loses and nine wins the spring season 1974 was a winning one for Campbellsville. The team placed third in the KIAC toumament. ' Union .......................................... W 9- 0 Centre ................ ........ L 0-10 Berea ............................. .......... W 6- 3 Kentucky Wesleyan .................. W 5- 4 Asbury ....................... ........... L 3- 6 Brescia ............ .......... W 8- 1 Cmnberland ....... ........ L 1- 8 Georgetown ....... .......... W 6- 3 Union .............. .......... W 9- 0 Asbury ............ .......... W 6- 3 Pikeville ...................................... W 8- 1 Georgetown ............................... W 6- 3 Indiana University Southeast ..... L 0- 9 si. ff -.4-own-V 'B 8'-'Wie .3, , 3. R-5, . QLL Q a A E R 1 at 94358, We 2221 ,...s15'.9Qh3f-H, . ' A .bein si-if ,, , is f -EEE I -??.EB5f! KQLQMQSBQ 25 :EE s Y' ae 45,35 5 gaxfi L y- ul I A?i2f.,r:a wwe! my X I . Z Q 4 Y! f 1 ' 'IAA Q ,. .aa aff? . 'N t 1- I ., :fm 3-' 59 . M 3 V. K N , , , , Q 'ff'-,s,,,,f f. .. is , . x .,-iz' If s QV 21j,' , s,' ,, 4 . if sl , Y'?f .gel ,gf Z9 .t ' I 4 WIN N N G WOME q-' .r rr , if 'S - .P . 3 'Q sr f pf 1' 1 J ' W? V1 , I a. v ' 'q - A hr F 1 . . . - 4, ' ix.. f 'I f . 1 mv, Q P103 ONTO, vw v I. -x Q6 7x 3 -,., '?'? 4.,Q oval :vo A ov v v 51 a 4,, 'Q 'oi 1:5 vlyl? .,f f9t ..li 1 +5-v 3 1 Sn? 4-g rv--f ht-' Q-muff' 21 -9 Q0 b fi ..-I -W A .3 . ir s ng - ' ,ri , f f. I . , '4fi nz' .:,,,v',.A , , ,Q '12 A ..-4 ,, 1 , . l 3 98 Sports s- ,LI Q A ,. I 1:1 1 ' '-:' '?5. '-,' . ,A J. fl i L' 5 Ina, xr nv, 'ft' ., , 4 3 A ,Mu- ff 4, ,ff gf , 4,- 9. fp ' ' z 1 -34 ' Women's Tennis The women's tennis team, under the leadership of Coach Linda Brown, opened the season with a victory over Transylva- nia College but then fell to Asbury and Kentucky Weslyean. The college was well represented in the Small College Tennis Tournament held at Centre College in Danville by winning fourth position. The loss of only two senior team members should prove an important factor in the success of the 1975 team. Opposite Page Top: Team Members: QTop Row, left to rightj Vicki johnson, Linda Stevens, Debbie Clifford, Debbyee Blair, Coach Linda Brown, fBottom Row, Pat Hall, Peggy Snipes, Ruth Dowell, and Paula Devore. Women's Intramural Baseball l Sports 99 lapse Woinenics Basketball XVomen's Basketball made improvements this year with a more talented team learning to work together. The team is versitile, each member being trained to play more than one position. Coach Linda Brown expressed the opinion that this year's team had displayed more skill in handling the ball and in shooting. There is a new sense of confidence and ptu'pose on this team as they are learning not only basketball but dedication. Team Members: First Row: Kay Harris, Paula Devore-Cap- tain. Mindy Cook, Vicky johnson. Standing: Coach Linda Brown, Sheila Saberton, Ruth Dowell, Karen Davis, Debbie Clifford, Debbyee Blair. S ...J wif sa- ! M'- wi ef 'E ,. ,. J, V 1 dw can lm.um..i.L, I sports 101 Q LYNDA CARTWRICHT DEBBIE EDWARDS NEIL DECKER I ,nf 'J' 4' vi .A G 2 5. A! V ' Ei , W. A lay! 102 Sports N ? COLLEGE CHEERLEADERS CAN DIC IT! KATHY HOLSC LAW Sports 103 104 Spo 74-'75 Basketball p '-n il fb-1 I.- .,.. 'Q' Ce-2? do fi if 2, .4101 ,X Y . X , B 1 5 Q 2 ' , , ,. ,A , , . .g , f 1 A ifflganvfe I, ' :ft ffP fEwl l , Q 1 T '- MJJQ . . , f A ,, has ,f,.,,,, L , - ----- A UM? 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A, 1 -- -'sn r'-, 4 f . Q 4' N P 1 A 5 Q......-:J ,IW K a, 01.14 ff' . ? aff-1494 m Q 'Q 01' , -1' ' ijzfiif,-Q, X A. .qu , , A , . P ..V,.4,7 .A,. 3 L V r , 'Nm .s1,'fgg, R5 TQ. .nl ,wg gn. . , , . .-4.5. 4' X Qu,-,abr ,141-x ,K5 If Jn W- fz 2,A-.- 1 1 u -.w '14 rx ,tm ..1,w., ,, u A , ..-40 A v ,f , . N I I fl 'f gf z 'If' SN ' QQ? i 'aff s if ' 0 55 Coach Ron Coleman described the 74-75 team as A talented teamgof young men. We don't have any super players but we have the most men that can play ball in the Conference-more depth. Consistency is what the team needs more of. Sometimes we look fan- tastic but other times we make too many mistakes. The team played more confident ball at home but seemed to lose this confidence at away games. Seniors provided the leadership and skill the team needed this year. Freshmen and sophomores proved valuable as in- termediate men, capable of replacing the first string whenever necessary. It was a good season for Paul Akridge who played outstanding defensive ball and proved capable of ac- curate outside shooting. Bobby Clark was determined this year and made history for Campbellsville during the last few seconds of the Ceorgetovvn game as he made both free-throws good and won 70-69. Gerald Joiner, a favorite with the fans, was valuable for his leadership and his attitudes about playing. A high scorer and a threat to opposition he was in- valuable to the 74-75 team. Phil Cowdy continued to surprise the crowds with his quickness and consistency. His accuracy for those way-out shots was evident again this year. Ron Spry can handle a basketball! He played smooth and quick ball and made an outstanding con- tribution to the Tiger line-up. Tiger Basketball this year was great! Tiger fans were proud! Sports 109 -' ':1'., V 4. ,- 1,3 N- x. 4 A-.ry-f f h .- 5 4 2 4 , Lx ' ,ai if 'lr 37 , kv .r Leadership PRESIDENT OF CAMPBELLSVILLE CGLLEGE Dr. Willialn R. Davenport I ' ATV? I M 1? A 3 J :nv x 4, - Board of Trustees 3 fOr ,S .---A --- Mg-np. . X Sill! if Q? ACADEMIC ADVANCEMENT STUDENT LIFE VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Dr. David Iester Mr. Paul Rendleman Dr. Roy Ray rship 11' I'. lf BUSINESS MANAGER 'S Mr. Lloyd Neil REGISTRAR David Gillespie LIBRARY DIRECTOR Mr. Brantley Parsley 114 Leadership ae M I R. DEAN OF WOMEN Mrs. Marie Iester ALUMNI AND PUBLIC RELATIONS Mr. DaveForman DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID Mr. Al Hardy Leadership Cffice of dmissions Top Left: Mrs. Rachel Siler. Secretary: Top Right: Miss Debbie johnson. Financial Aid Secretary, and Mr. Sherman Richarcb. ixsistant Director of Admissions and Financial Aidg Bottom Left: Nlr. Tom Williams and Mr. Ken Hatfield, Admbsions Cotmselorsg Bottom Right: Mis. Betty Hatfield, Secretary rCheerleader?1. ,,,....4n 'E' if 116 Leadership ' if - f -ff' 2 F - o o' lf 1 x Business Qffice Top Left: Mrs. Mason, Treasure-rg Top Right: Mrs. Mary Keltiier, Controller: Bottom Left: Miss Sherry Wright, Secretary: Bottom Cen- ter: Mrs. Peggy Harmon, Secretary: Bottolil Right: Mrs. Mary Burch, Secretary. -1 1 J ll-' ,--20 z 4? asm A me C w9 '0' ,gg CIW' 117 3 Q . I 4 Q 2 .Q mf' sa 3-5 O9 99 I., v Q 5:34 99 UQ, 'QQQQ --A Q -, XY ' ,QQ ,R F 9 5 'fl .... , X-sig, 0 1, t3.:xX A 4-K 4- .mi Leadership 117 Secretaries N., n .WAX-. . W ' .di A ff: ea' 'e ' fame X WZ 118 Leadership ' ' f'-'uv ,ug wif -Il iw Top: Mrs. jennie Stotts, Secretary to the Presidentg Bottom left: Mrs. Garry Cook, secretary to the Vice President of Advancementg Bottom right: Mrs. Dona McCurry, secretary for the Office of Alumni and Public Relations. Q Top left: Mrs. Lucy Brock, secretary to the office of Student Lifeg Top right: Miss Connie Perkins, secretary to the Academic Vice Presi- dentg bottom Mrs. Betty Kidwell and Miss Deb- bie Fenwick, secretaries to the Registrar. Leadership 119 ,AY Cafeteria Manager Mr. NVay11e Bouwens Campus Nurse Mrs. Phyllis Cundiff A NX Bookstore Supervisor Mrs. Etta Dooley 120 Leadership ,l vis! 'f5, 1 J Mm, . ,- - Xt X A 5 ,Q I 5 2 nm nm :filly '-1 Library Staff Top left: MiSs Kurs,-n I,ync1uu, Din-cftnr r1fTcChnic'al Serviccsg CL-ntc left: Mrs. Marie England, Tm-Imicul .Msistuntg Bottmu left: Nlrs. jean nette Connor, Technical .Xmsmntg 'Ibp right: Mrs. Bette Davis, Tech nical Assistantg Bottom riglni. Sir. lJIlIllOI'C, Director of Header Services. 'KW fs Q 4, TL? ' 1 5 x . 1 W - H' Af . Q- K fi L 5 1 i x Wx. Faculty Mr. Carlos Anderson, Asst. Professor of Social Science Klr. Donnie Beddingfield Instructor of Music a Mr. Don Bishop Chairman and Asst. Professor Physical Education Nlr. Eladio Bolanos, Asst. Professor of Spanish Mrs. Anna Boone, Assoc. Professor of Education Miss Linda Brown Instructor of Health and Physical Education Dr. Robert Burns, Asst. Professor of Health and Physical Education Dr. Frank Cheatham, Asst. Professor of Mathematics Nir. Bohert Clark, Assoc. Professor of Social Science i l22 Leadership il ,rr if 2 Q 'K f , yn-...,.,fi3..,,,f Nlr. Tommy Clark, Instructor of Art Dr. lllf. fffllilfl' Professor ol Religion Mr. Ron Coleman Instructor of Recreation and Physical Education Mrs. Bonnie Coppock, Assoc Professor of Physchology Dr. Robert Doty, Asst. Professor of English and Literature Mr. Foster Eldredge, Asst. Professor of Language Miss Beatrice? Evans, Asst. Professor of Biology Mr. Floyd Farmer, Asst. Professor of Music Mrs. Carolyn Garrison Instructor of Readinff and Leaming b Mr. LM. Hamilton, Assoc. Professor of English Mr. Bobby Hinies, Assoc. Professor of History and Political Science Dr. Paul C. Horner Chairman and Professor of Religious Education Leadership 123 Xlr. Tlioiniis Y. leffrics. Asst. Professor of Physical Science Nlr. LD. Kennedy. Chairman and Assoc. Professor of Literature and Language Slr. jerry Kihbons. Assoc. Professor of Religious Education and Political Science Bliss Marilyn Mayse Instructor of Music Dr. Drewry Meece Chairman and Professor of Education Dr. Shirley Meece. Assoc. Professor of Literature Dr. XVilbur Meek Professor of Economics Mr. Russell Mobley, Asst. Professor of Drama and Speech Mr. NVilliam Myles, Assoc. Professor of Education Mrs. Anne Neil Coordinator of Academic Counseling and Instruction Nlrs. Frances Roberts Instructor of English and Literature Dr. Milton Rodgers, Asst. Professor of Biology K' if- .ff N, ,fl nl - N., 4 iff., s..r ?,..,....-an. -2' . .Z Q th ,v ? .Mit S as Qi C Y 7,-f !'x,. .i 4' we fi ,,.1.-'. - V ' b, 4 Q Ml? f 41 A V S7422 M 77-J W' V ' 177 gggf af' fi . .V 5, 1 K vi , zf gg n ' 'll'- ' Part-Time Faculty Mrs. Elva Io Bagby Bus. and Economics Mr. Staton Banks Fine Arts Mr. jerry Bennett Fine Arts Mrs. Ruby Cmry Lit., Lang., and Lib. Mr. Harry Scalos, Asst. Professor of Business Dr. R. B. Shiflett. Chairman and Assoc. Professor of Physical Science Dr. Ronnie Smith, Chairman of Fine Arts and Assoc. Professor of Music Mr. Robert Stapp, Assoc. Professor of Art Miss Edwina Thedford, Asst. Professor of Music Dr. Gilbert Tredway, Chairman and Professor of Social Science Mr. james Weedy, Asst. Professor of Business Mr. Harley VVhite, Ir., Assoc. Professor of Mathematics Mrs. Betty Yankey, Instnictor of Business Mr. Tommy Davenport Mr. David johnson Mr. Charles Simpson Fine Arts Social Science Social Science Mr. Peyton Davis Mr. Kenneth Loy Mr. Ronald VVise Fine Arts Social Science Bus. and Economics Miss Lynn Grabill Mrs. Naomi Newman Fine Arts Fine Arts Mrs. Peggy Hardy Mr. H. R. Richardson Sci. Inst. of Piano Biology Leadership 1:25 l7f l lrllli Dorm Directors Top Left: Nlr. anal Mrs. George Blanton. Directors of South Hallg Top Right: Nlr. and Nlrs. Stew' Cowlcr. Directors of North Hallg Bottoin Left: Nlrs. Lehi Xllilkt-i', Director of Stapp Hallg Center: Nlr. and Nlrs. -lack Elliot. Head Residents of South Hallg Bottoin Right: Nlr. and Mrs. Phil Carlisle, Directors of Carter Hall. i f x .rf im, ' .' V ...1 , at -9' .n .' nw- t .+ -, u ,- . - . ' Ju, 3'Iw1'., , -. , . A as 1, :Lf 4 O 4.7521 Lf' Ni A ,-. '.,.:. gkwfgfzq Maintenance Department Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Mr Don Wright Mr. Leroy Johnson Mr. David Pierce Mr. Danny Rodgers Mr. Ellis W. Shelton Mr. Lynn Wright Cleaning Section Supervisor, Mr. Spencer Parker Mr. Melvin Bates Mr. Charlie johnson Mr. Johnnie johnson Mrs. Lillie Iohnson Mrs. Mollie Nuckols Mr. Frank Sexton '- T1i.T'QLL,',l . -ev s gt .m s i ' Q. .W -L, . 3 ii: 5255 Leadership 12 3 5'K?fS 33 f . , . ,zf A wmz, ,fm , f:,,,,24f:,,Qm2y4 1 K Aunt Sophomore Members Underclassmen Freshman class officers are Scott Ferry: Treasurer Larry Brandenburg: Vice President, David Roy President and Marilyn Ray: Secretary. Sophomore class officers are Brenda Swope: Trea- surer, Becky Webb: President, Vicki Plummer: Sec- retary and janet Wiessner: Parliamentarian. 1 130 Underclassmen 719' ,. v 4A . . I I v 8 v 3 ,Q sf- 'Z A f 'V 3. 7- l 72 ' Q' .ig .. , ' , 34 , . A . X! 5 Q 34' 1 fa ,'V . v L . My . f -- f , :Ma V .Lv 'Ox' B3 ni , if 5- 9 5 ai -i 5 'E 1 5 0 5 ,, U f Y LQ 5 '. lx 3' 0 .94 E -1 9, 1 ja 3 2 'cv ll 4 1-0' , l . a V 2 ' 1 ox 3 gf, ,ix 3 5-4 o I an 4X , s , 4 ,M 21. X nfw X ,ogg f V ! . 1 xx K L.. ' lin 5' K KK I 4 3 .Q 3 ,:,: V, B 0N '?X' 4, M V i I Freshmen Ron Adams Janice Adkins Beti Akridge Myra Allen Pam Arvin Miles Baker Sharon Ball Alice Banta Ian Barnett Marilyn Beard Craig Beavers Nancy Bettinger David Billingsley Willie Bloom Ava jean Bolin Ronnie Booth Larry Brandenburg Roger Brockman jim Brooks Kathy Brookshire Freshmen 131 132 Freshmen Rebecca Brown Ted Browning Larry Bubb Colleen Carroll Roy Cheatham Mark Clay Deborah Clifford Dennis Connor Karen Cook Melinda Cook Mary Lou Corley Gene Crabtree Patty Cundiff Vicki Davenport Bill Davis Karen Davis johnie Dean Karen Deckard joel Dixon Duane Dunagan AV' f ay , r 'Q 1 .4 ,. If . , , , il, ,, q A QV ' ' 1 . 'K .' i ' ' ,, V -E - f' ' ' 4 1 ' v 1 , 4 , ,-.v Q Q .f 4 . xr- Y ,. 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V. 7 .fl isl' . , Gary Duncil Lisa Dunham Dedria Durham David Dye Brenda Eastridge David Everett Stella Flatt Don Fletcher Owen Ford Debra F rancies Morris F riedley N amoi Fuller Mina Sue Goeti Diana Goldsmith Gheryle Grey Gregory Grider Gloria Griffith Shirley Hamilton Marsha Hampton Barry Hatcher Fred Hatcher Cordelia Hawkins Karen Hawkins Hani Hennien Ruth Ann Herrington Randall Hill Betsy Hogan Xvllllkllll Holmes Farrell Isenberg janet jackson Steve james Stewart jamison Debra johnson jeff johnson i Pam johnson Ron johnson Don ones I l ,, J s l A if . I, . ' . i 'N Nancy jones ' 1 , if y l -'ff' 3, , , - f Q - 1 I . 1, Terry jones . 5 ' ttf: pi rl, 4 is fl 1' lf? 'SVU fi'l,. l Morris Kisselhaugh 134 Freshmen an s ez--'V 6 Q ' by are ,QQ 4 ' 1 , 1 e U g I Q Q f' ' 1 x Y. -X , .Q 'H gn lass it -- G32 Q, 1 A . W, Q- .rj u uffqfwj , .fuse-1. 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S' i ',' 55,9 X T, I7 Q51 , .-gf-I-L, Pamela Krinn Iames Lee Lisa Levine Paula Losey Susie Lyon Pamela McIntyre Teriy McKee Stanley McPhaill Mark Maddux Alfred Major Martha Martell Donetta Metcalf William Miller Norma Mills Taryn Money Patty Neal Beth Newman Brian Newton Margie Newton Ionia Noe 10 W' YT' 'F' fb ' -friv- Debra Olson Brenda Parke Betty PHUHOI' Melody Penrod v., xv 1 X 55 u- ggx 'Qfb ,. ,T x Indy Perrine Becky Powers 4 l Paul Prather Raymond Prince Marilyn Ray 4 O I 'jan lfgll Ill . .Ili-llll - . .lib I Q! YZ iw is I , , 'N gi ,gravy III1 .'llv -ATL glfiffg al , 'ifle A L. lr , V Kym Read a et Rector 4 , ' A lurdv Rhodes 'ki 1 - fit l 7' z!'J'l'f I , Charles Richardson Flossie Ridenour Bernie Ritchie Esther Robison W janet Rose Sheila Rowlett David Roy ' Terry Salyer L, Y 136 Freshmen 'K ur- 11-2- Xnnr . ,cb 4. 11 l- .- ' f lfff' 5 2. .'. ', 'V af I X Q9 Y A ll 3 f iw .lp '. g 32,1 , .z ,g , 5 :. B r1Qm,,f 3 af . 5,25 'W 9 af, 'Wa 'Fax '11 '55 ' 'gf -'ff-f,,:f::4 , -5 eg . 1.7-.I. .4 11, r9ti'3:vxY,5 Q1B?9W'f X A fftfkfali . is l g, .sw 1-vig Vx..- -vm, ' PQI: .Dd!,. 'x.-f ,ffip-9 1271. Q.- I 54- s X 1,3 lg QT 11,2 ' ,- 5 ' 2 fktiffffff ' -3 5,-I ' kt' 2vf'ffil'lQl.' r, g if Y ' git - 'fiifff ' '?.',g.'P ,O V , . ,, , 1 If William Scliwer Tim Sebastian john Seesock John Sensbach Rhonda Shawler Linda Sherrow Randall Shofner Rickey Singleton Iamia Skaggs Joni Smock Margaret Snipes Robert Speer Ianene Stevens Deborah Stewart Vicki Story john Stuart Dana Taylor Lita Taylor Patty jo Taylor Linda Teoro XYilliam Toler Rosalie Townsend Ceorgeann Turner james Tumer NVillie Dean Varnadore Patricia Vedrin Paula Venable Larry Dale Vest William Walls Derrick Warford Larry Watts Robert Webster Doyle Weedy Stephen Winfrey Kathy Wingler Gail Wood William Wood Eddie Wright Gary Zafuto Lynn Zuberer 138 Freshmen 1 nf' i ui . .2 'Lil hx ' E, S i fha i I 'i 'B -.xl 1 12'E'f?f'f 6 Z H, I? K, Q, ff L, 'z Flin . v.- W, ., v.,:,1- 3 ,. .. . C Mi ,gf .x v 1 . A Xa 14--fm' asia 'i . i . .. ' 'Nm M' r, ' :G- .f 'i --geqfl, K f,.:.'Q. ge ffl ew V: 'UVKJ1 I I ' ., f .I x ffwz' 'F T ' Q rf Q rg In I, fl 'xl' A-3-975 I fx . r f fit . 0.1, YA nl f L 1 l Q 'il i X s Q! lag li ' 51' 1 I 1 4-- X-- 4 'ls A iz if ll if s4,,fQ,'9Q11 g if f' if 1 K lf 4 Q,l3 1 N I I 5 , ,, a is F -1-uv an vi. .. --FGA Sophornores Tommie Barnett Bobert Baxter Brett Bean Rhonda Blakeman Doug Bland Mark Bratcher Virginia Bullis Ioyce Butler Bruce Cargile Angela Church Lawrence Clark Timothy Clark Ellen Clay Carry Cook Steve Cummins Mary Davenport Donna Devore Brenda Doseck Ruth Dowell Renee Dudgeon Sophomores 1.39 Debra Edwards Alice Fenton Anita Foley Linda Forbes IL. Fryinire Carol George Suzanne Coodin Teresa Cowler Linda Gregory Meri jane Griffith Saba Hailu Richard Hale Patsy Hall Laurie Hasemeyer Allan Haszard Cathy Helm Kathy Holsclaw Jana Hurt William jones Christie Kamos 140 Sophomores MJ, Y 9 ff -is -Q , Iwi . x ,V . ww. X Q E W t l --l fmt- 1oS'It'?iJe ,M at-:-f-.,. :- 1. e f' 'ff' X in Y. 'Y 5 xx, Q, X 'D 'u Q N 7-4, pu vo- Mu, s,.,, 1 'vw 19 x 'C ' A yi I Mfr If K X L rn! a v 9' 1. , 1 51 fl 2 , ,ai . .. 'wa ' ' E., 4 Q . , MQW-Q p. A, 'va aww wig, p wax -ef Q M 3' 1 Z 4 1 4 4 9 11 fi 2-e q New Q wa 'ti 4 f . , , , W A if AZ 4 vw N ,VM . .. ,A J 'iw-SV, f-- ev X ' 46' 'Q-x , ' rfolgfga . .'.Qg - 5 f . ' 'dingy fs',1?1'?': ' 55,4 in Q , , .' ,i 4 ,4c.,pJ '.- ago: gill-I 2.0 :'L.l 'ii ,.-f.5n'U' 'Q ,xv ,,-9 I H, 5 1 l f 1 I W n N 1 ...gs .' I F I R 1 1 X u ii' i J - 95 J 4 C X 'K ,I 13' ' LV.: y.x in i I n'5'5' t 5 4 : cpl: zsgzit 0 4 N... 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NT, 3 25- , .. , Kathy Karxclmcr Randy Karschner Joanna Kidd Ronald Leavelle Judy Lewis Russe Lindsey Terri McCubbin David McDaniel Kathy McDowell Mendy McGuffey Debbie McMahan Greg McNeal David Meagher Janet Metcalf Judy Milligan Jennie Mohler Alan Myers Kevin Neathery Michael Noel Andy Orr Sophomores 141 Elizabeth Owens Linda Parke Janis Parker janet Patmor Cristal Pendygraft Cindy Perkins Clarence Perkins Vickie Plummer Dennis Retzlaff Pamela Rinck Priscilla Rivers Karen Robertson David Rock Connie Rucker Iohn Rucker Chris Rupke Paula Settle Mark Shiveley Kathy Sims William Smith 142 Sophomores I I I . -1: 1 WI! 1 in r is 'W ar f Vwf ' 1 1 ! an 7' I-.,e' 50' Tab 4-f x N . x X w elif Q li? .- o , I X 01 r 'Es gfe q,,...v--5' l ' X 192' A f '43 P fn .- L . l aff? 6dT'C,36 up ' V ti----'i ua, UQKQJH1 flifzyyiii. i ' , 'iff .42 lHn..u'i 3.7 'f U N I . 1 , f ,W X K . 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And although there were a lot of general education classes to pull through extracur- ricular activities Were great! 1, Q-A 'll fi I I 1-',,,, 1 7--fm 7 . .ff .v ' .J 91884-- U' sv-Kfi' 3' ' M-ff 5. Qv -Y f. . 'N 'W S k:. 1,6 lwlgfg: ' .:.. Aff, B ggfzmx' 1 , , 5, ,f x Q 52.2 .37 . . Underclassmen 145 .- -if 'fa -... -4-..- QQ , -,.. -, if' il 2-6a?..., ,,.f ..:..l. ' ..!.-V..x- - - gi.. S Upperclassmen junior Class Officers are: Wendell Sadler, Presidentg jesse Ewing, Treasurerg Vicki Thomas, Secretaryg Neil Decker, Vice President. Senior Class Officers are: Dave Wilson, Treasurerg Leslie Lalosh, Presidentg Nancy Farmer, Vice President. 146 L'ppercla.ssm en E E iii! 4... if: 5 i 4 WJ 'Q D. , , L, f- . Q-X391 0 . A ' -3 . 3.-1 ' V fr '- X5.-v anti' A FX ! ' 12, sa., 'qui , lf 5' 2, I l i is 5-ff 'W it -if 5555- 7 ' I '4.' lg tx ff if Rfgq, A- B we i if ff aaa Q KX af... 'T A if : qlrlx E lk, 9 5. ' lK.a M , '---'- -:-1 -Y::2' :iw ., M, , H ,y A , ,. , , ,qz 3 , A I M13 K . ,',,.. , t ,..., , -.4 ' T' 'QA' J ib ' +2155 X if l ff tl ako ' , X. X 4 JI l l 5 Q in A X j, if 58:5 -91-3 wrt? ff . . 1: vi 1- ., 1 3 E 1-.va Q. . 1-,. H ,H f H nipxli 'Inuit A. , U, , . tml- uniors Yvonne Arnold Creg Bardin Linda Barnett Debbie Basham Hal Basham Robert Bottom David Brandon Susis Burchyett Randy Burns Philip Carlisle Alan Claggett Donald Cottrell Creg Craig Stephen Crawley Paul Dameron Carla Decker Neil Decker Diane Denton Frances DeWitt William Dowling Iuniors 147 T .jr ' e GJ' -, , v., . ,lf , ,. . f - , ' N K .1 f ' Ni Q. 4 , I x A ' ,, is 5 QI- ,Y - it.: Louise Elliott Cathy' Estes David Ewing Lori Fenton v ,- Q ff- of f-11 J! Dianne Cahbert 4 jane Caddie Susan George Steve Gowler iv Debi Cribbins Charlotte Grirnsley Bonnie Hawkins Vonnie Hay Pg, FQ, I Mary Anne Hendricks Daniel Hunt Sharon Hunt Glenn Hyatt . :S 1: no 5 -A , V.. 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Qty ', . ff? a 1:15909 L Wm ' a 3X Ang- t l X: xx, Q gas- Beverly King Judy King, Burr Kingsbury Debbie Kirtley Paul Lambert Kathy Lawson Kenneth Lowe Linda Lynch lim McEwen Jana Manakee Mike Marshall lim Mertl Gran Mefford Randy Mefford George Momon Linda Montgomery Elaine Neil David Nelson Peggy Nickless Karen Nolan l5fl I11niOrS joe Owens Cynthia Parnell Nancy Parsons Rita Partin Jody Pickens Martha Pierce Patricia Purnell jimmy Richerson VVendell Sadler Marlene Schmitz Steve Sebastian Ramona Setser Craig Shoulders june Shouse Steve Silcox Kathy Smith Sharon Stapp Mike Stein Vickie Thomas Cary Walker . P TK fm- 5 A- 1 N gr I X it , X, .. x lm ef' 1 fb ti. f if- as 3' ,'-v' ! 'P 7 11 Q ' r 1 'Y x ' fx ,, 7 5 X S if 21 5 l y ,.,e...- vw -uni saints! L....an My 4? .. V 4 -. ltd Rachel Whitler Sheila Wicker Michael Wilcher Boyce Wells juniors 151 Seniors Blenda Adams Lebanon. Kentucky Music. B.S. Paul Akridge Camphellsville. Kentucky Bminess. B.S. Richard Allison St. Mary. Ohio Physical Education. B.S. Catherine Atkinson Barnett, Missouri Elem. Ed., B.S. Marbara Baker Louisville, Kentucky Music, B.A. Ava Bingham Louisville, Kentucky Sociology. B.S. Debra Blair Elizabethtown, Kentucky Physical Education, B.S. Cayle Blair Columbia, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. Carolyn Blanford Lebanon, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. 1 Martha Brooks Buffalo, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. Robert Bryant Campbellsville, Kentucky Business Administration, B.S. Martha Burns Louisa, Kentucky Art, B.S. 52 Seniors new is. ,E -49 47-4 sm u 'V ! il Ai- fi iff, 44 , Y l V '25 S3 'Vx ,- gr 1 Y Yi x l -0 4 1 ,. 'y,,g2, ? i 'iff r ii -L: Lyfliplf Q55 Q 1 Wi. ' ? f,,,',g3f2+'gv.r- .4 ' 'mg-U ,L..E,-,. gf-r I N 1 ,v , gbsi V ' ' -A , :fe . .7 -W . '..r is., laik -1 OW'-iw., iw? .. ' 'L 4, ' -, we-Q I sf Q . - wi , g n' it 15 ,. I , A o0'P'g, s....- , Q.a.n,.,f ,Z , , , . t::m.f,:-5 1-ws:r'g, 1, ' 121' W --,z,.,S,,., .., , , , ,. w f 'N , , Q ,fi- 'YA T! 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Robert Clark Lebanon, Kentucky Math, B.A. Shirley Coffman Liberty, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. Sandra Compton Hannibal, Missouri Math, B.S. Greg Comstock North Vernon, Ind. Biology, B.S. Larry Creason Greensburg, Kentucky Social Science, B.S. Rita Creason Greensburg, Kentucky Sociology, B.S. Robert Cnun Pine Bank, Pa. English, B.A. Donald Curry Campbellsville, Kentucky Biology, B.S. Mark Allen Denney Casey Creek, Kentucky Math, B.S. Paula Devore Edmonton, Kentucky Physical Education, B.S. XVilliam Durbin Bardstown, Kentucky Bible, B.A. Frankie Elliott Flint, Michigan Sociology, B.A. jack Elliott Indianapolis, Ind. Biology, B.A. Pamela Ellis Bradfordsville, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. jomin Estes Lancaster, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. Nancy Farmer Dyer, Indiana Religious Ed., B.A. Billie Farris Columbia, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. james Freeman Campbellsville, Kentucky Business Administration, B.S. Margaret Friedman Trenton, Michigan Sociology, B.S. Larry Gilpin Campbellsville, Kentucky Accounting, B.S. Sheila Goodpaster Columbia, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. W 63 .4 . I 'N , wx. ,, s i SN., '41-A .f ,l 4 s HL. .f K Nm... Phil Cowdy Campbellsville, Kentucky Physical Education, B.A. Gwendolyn Grider Middleburg, Kentucky English, B.A. Wayne Hale Stanford, Kentucky Art, B.S. Marion Hall Irvington, Kentucky Biology, B.S. Mary Hancock Calhoun, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.A. Roy Harrington Louisville, Kentucky Sociology, B.S. Deborah Hatfield Campbellsville, Kentucky Physical Education, B.S. P Raymond Hayes Bowling Green, Kentucky Bible, B.S. Thomas, Hayes Dayton, Ohio Bibb, B.A. john Helwig Millerburg, Pa. Chemistry and Math. B.S. Roger Henderson Campbellsville, Kentucky Business Administration, B.S. Stanley Herstich Pittsburgh, Pa. Sociology, B.A. Seniors 155 Sharon Hill Princeton. Kentucky Art. B.A. David Hogan Bradfordsville. Kentucky Math. B.A. Diane Hogan Bradfordsville. Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. Alice jackson Browder. Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. Nancy jarboe Campbellsville, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. Maurice Iasper Mt. VVashington, Kentucky Music, B.S. Tara Iasper Mt. Washington, Kentucky Business, B.A. Gerald Ioiner Louisville, Kentucky Art, B.A. Janice Keene Russell Springs, Kentucky Chemistry, B.S. joseph Kelly Campbellsville, Kentucky Social Science, B.A. William Kelly Greensburg, Kentucky Business Administration, B.S. Billie Sue Kibbons Campbellsville, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. TS Yur- 'mln , fqml ya l I1 hiv gma- egl -.f -0,39 'lifl 7 .v-1.8 RX- 'Gifts' I X A Z fs .P 'A' '49 . I 5, -'1f'grsi?-562222252 4 'Z -xii 1 t'fwE35E5'f.i ++..m'::: rw...-W. , ,. W fin, f mt' if Z ff, ,: r, I 1f,j1ff1 'f ullfi ,PS v v , 4 y 11 111' 1 v , ,gggflv wgpg., M rf 'fr ,fi f , I-' G ,xsy 1, A, 1311, f, zu, y 01,5 ',r5,:' we i If 5r','1,r,', u..' fu - H 1' '1 ',,,,.v,1,ff :au-3 1 r ,fffgrgv ,149 94' ' - !r'Z?r '12 f Kim . .vii x.!r'r.1.f .214-4 1 . .gn . ,- 'vii-.-.-A.-.-pie , .fini-'i'.'.n'.i'.6. ' , -.Q .,, 3, ,, - . 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Seniors I5 Vicki Marshall Columbia. Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. David Meece Indianapolis, Ind. Math, B.A. John Moore Westview. Kentucky Music. B.S. XVilliam Moulder Clinton, Missouri Sociology, B.A. Michael Neal Breman, Kentucky Social science, B.S. Frances Newman Ripley, Tennessee English, B.A. Nancy Owen Paducah, Kentucky Art, B.S. Donna Pepper Greensburg, Kentucky Math, B.A. james Perry Louisville, Kentucky Social Science, B.S. Paul Porter amestown, Kentucky History, B.S. Otha Quisenberry Camphellsville, Kentucky Business Administration, B.S. Alice Rector Louisville, Kentucky English, B.A. Larry Rector Wayiicxsbirrg, Kentucky Physical Education, B.S. Mary Helen Rilt- Taylorsville, Kentm ky Elem. Ed., B.S, Ieanetta Rodgers Dry Ridge, Kentucky Music, B.S. Iohn Rodgers Liberty, Kentucky History, B.A. Levodis Royalty Radcliff, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. Sheila Saberton Edinburg, Ind. Physical Education, B.S Robert Setser Louisville, Kentucky Bible, B.A. Bobbyetta Short Louisville, Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.S. Robert Simpkins Kuttawa, Kentucky Bible, B.A. Eugene Smith Springfield, Kentucky Social Science, B.S. Charlene Stapp Campbellsville, Kentucky Art, B.M. james Stewart Beaver Dam, Kentucky Social Work, B.S. Sunni Stoneburner Lforaopolis. Pa. ifinsit-al Education. B.S. Dwight Sutton Henderson. Kentucky Soci0lOgy. B.A- Charles Tate Greensburg, Kentucky Physical Education, B.S. Luevern Taylor Campbellsville, Kentucky Business Administration, B.S. Io Ann Thomas Hamilton, Ohio English, B.A. Robert Thomas Glen Este, Ohio Biology, B.S. Kathy Tincher Campbellsville Kentucky Elem. Ed., B.A. George Tredway Campbellsville, Kentucky Biology, B.S. Barry Tyler Taylorsville, Kentucky Bible, B.A. Sonny Vickery Morganfield, Kentucky Chemistry and Math, B.S. Stephen Waddle Louisville, Kentucky Bible, B.A. As. x K' L TQ? l J 4 E 1 2 'ar , l 5, .5 it-tg, , x E iyb W 1 E X E 4 -fxw '37 F l' 'Q' xt, ff aff , wx., ff- A 'lfi ' N s '21-4 x rf ' 4, 'Lx ' -.. X ag, 5 ,,t-,gm Ki z W' WLC? a 1 4 ,Nl I as , X vi P-f'5'c:l.N V Z X e . V fslff' - 1- frrlgsi X. .l M 4 T - so me s ' yxx5 4 01 .1 '. uxl1','i1' P I9 x - .. , , ll 1 ms sf Q - I Eiga ' f , 2. - -,vs ,X , , , , , .U I, Q XXI G35 tl l L 1 ' fi 7 ey nlTI-lIT1 L . l D4AJ,Lg 71191 ' L.. i U Janice Wilkersoii f li Zvfigigilfg, f-C 1 J, . . B , fe' 5 S slllls 2 '30 uff4'k 'N' V 9 ' - - - ininiwxldy- 1' Campbcllsville, Kentucky , , 9 xffgilslgjlq fp , -. 'a5:?-' H S Biology, B.S. ' A 2 J Vhmn gf 'V rw y i' ha., David Wilson Marion, Ill. Religious Education, B.A Linda Wislon Iamestown, Kcntutlfx English, B.A. James Withers Hardyville, Kentucky Education, B.A. Nadine Womack Russell Springs, Kentucky English, B.A. Danny Wright Campbellsville, Kentucky Biology, B.S. A-,,,---4 ' Xxx 'x as.,-, Campbellsvilles chief asset is her students. Upperclassmen here represent a seriousness toward learning which is essential to our campus. A transition often occurs with a student between his soph- omore and junior years. Values are rearranged and academics and years after graduation grow in importance. Devoting most of his time to his chosen field an upperclassman feels more of a responsibility toward himself and his professors. ii, g!a:u'lM un'-.lilsx QNSXRN NV' ,xx ui, Q5 so f A. wig, In .ww b. Mug M Us 'Wav Q Mlm 1' . . 'ffxiif V4 . R ' '- . K ' my as pw . .X f ' TqSf E1 I 1, , ,P -W. . Q 3' Vf-' g, f.fi1'3, V . 4. . ,V N-Q 'guna . i -n 5 mf, - A X l . ,ig ,j1,,:Y?w.1 'gf ' ,fmlffiw q movq., ,QS V, .,, aiu - 1 .1 ,. '- E . i,,,,.,..- , , xx A . 1 . I :A 3 vf ' wk., , .Q . . , , . .x :J x,,Q,x.,, . My . Q -s fm Q ,+- ve W fs? 'ish 31 U 'vig' W.-my Mx ur 9 QJ? lm Skafwxgiigi 'wg.f .3 fwa 'ieihvkfty 'kr . 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Through working on this book I have become closely associated with almost every facet of Campbellsville Col- lege and I believe in what we are doing here. I believe that there are teachers here who care about students. I believe that there are students here who care about leaming. My hope is that we are learning to be people who care very deeply about other people. Because what else is there? Elaine Neil Editor May 165 -ag.. x mr . ' M kr .-, ,uv-H X .-v ' 'Wf+a.f.L, F ' 1-1' N' 4 - , -I ' ' ' ax- ' x- S' X new 5 1 .1-:wf ,. . . ' W MNA' 'KAN TV '- I . ' ' b31'- i- L1'-',:.,.'Ev'- W. V A ,. x... , , ., , qi' P. E... fl '-1 1 I K f ' . I x ff .x ,f . yu ' ,- 'x - jfnx n- ., , I li 5 , I . xx ! W ' S .1 1 ' N 4 0 ,I '-1' .,e-, - WW 'swf ,E 'xx 166 God lm -Of' nf ,,-ii vjfggg it t Zwfgqffif V MERRY Life is too short to be small seize the moment Bless 167 fs sf -L Jl .- ,eu '. frb nf Q. P.-.. 1 '1 :Ii-'v' v Ur U 1. 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