Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

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Jwllnkr 5001 ' .S - ' . ...www-asusvqnux,xwss: - S is 24 STUDENT LIFE , A ,H fi! p A 5 ,fd . ,,, 0 -4954 1 V6- Q fiw J. igssx JP ii' A '15 v Q E gf' Miss Campbellsville College J oetta Harlow Mr. Campbellsville College Terry Salyers 199 HOMECOMI G Homecoming means different things to many people. It's a time when some take a short vacation from the books, many re- new old friendships while others simply enjoy the many activities. Randy Graham was runaway winner in the Hairy Chest Contest while he also luckily picked Be- linda Shelby in the Dating Game. In the other half of the Dating Game, Tom Pol- ing somehow tricked Deedee Smith into selecting him as her date. Andrus Black- wood and Co. provided an enjoyable con- cert as did Gentle Spirit. The Art Club walked away with top honors in the float competition while Phi Beta Lambda took second place. The week had a perfect end- ing as the Tiger basketball team won and Karen Manakee was selected 1979 Home- coming Queen. Q 30 STUDENT LIFE X Sax A N-., 1 , ' 1 .t w .5 i I and rpwc L ' America: Past, Present and Future was the theme of parade. Phi Beta Lambda received honors for their of the changes of the grocery store below. court, i iuzvrsruu 95,55- 1.7 M'-,f S ' NA c as N T S S ,gf ' S ., gif I-s3 '1Q-ff K' if A fi ' Nw t.t. NM K Uitf, 'Q Stephanie Mobley was one of fifteen candidates in the parade She was later chosen as third runner-up in the homecoming STUDENT LIFE 31 Student- Facult occer Game The 1979 Student-Faculty soccer game was no exception to the rule Thou shalt not let the faculty Win. The final 8-0 score, which was the largest victory margin ever, enabled the students to remain undefeated in the annual con- test. Gary Allen and Ricky Higgenbo- them each scored twice, with Terry Sa- lyers, Randy Smith, Gideon Yohannes, and Tim Miller each scoring once. Pos- sibly, the faculty will even the score next year, but don't count on it. 32 STUDENT LIFE A Tribute to Barry Manilow . . . and ndrus, Blackwood Sz Co. ow Andrus Blackwood 8L Co provided a ntertainment for students during home ek with a concert of their contemporary to Campbe-llsville's campus for the second r , , f ' . iusic. rming was Terry Salyer in a 'Tribute to ,loW.' Singing background vocals for Salyers e Quails and Belinda Shelby, pictured at left , who made a guest appearance. N 1 ,. , bk ., i---ij, r STLTIJENT LIFE 33 1 Stephanie Mobley Terra Postlethwait 34 Student Life L0 fetta HOMECQMI G Lisa Loftin Becky Ford P , 'xx ' 1 ut V J oetta Harlow Nancy Caudill 1, : Karen Lasley DIDATE 199 Melva Curry ei fix Karen Manakee Carol Allen rt! 1' 'P Betsy Beck Robin Goldsmith Melanie Neel 4-'QA' Kathy Wiley Student Life 35 1979-80 Homecoming Queen Karen Manakee r,- ----..ne X , yr'- ? LV Awdufmf, 4, lo .K- , 4 ,ff 4 I MW' -F' 'I I' STUDENT LIFE 37 W, 'E n ij f f nw, 1 I, ft A NiL 2Tq5 ,MNXX ,g. Q- ai A a...,, was If Christmas is giving and shar- ing, then six people connected with Campbellsville College's So- cial Workers in Progress Club gave and shared until hearts burst at seams on December 17. The six made door-to-door vis- itations at Metzmeier Nursing Home dispensing charm, 71 silk flowers and Christmas cheer from behind the smiles of clowns. The six clowns also stood in the halls and rooms and sang Christ- mas carols. The good deed was performed as a service project by the club mem- bers. It was coordinated mostly by club sponsor and college library worker Burma Hamby. From Burma surfaces Violet, a slap-happy, always grinning clown who carries a purple um- brella. Helping her was Daisy, also known as Karen Lasley. DIULIIIALVL LAIFID 027 1 3? M .A,,, ,A.A1 ,I ,M ' 'H 'fxL3a:S f,,gf'i. .,,, Spring Festi al Queen 19 0 40 STUDENT LIFE Diana Adcock CT? '47 A Standing, left to right: Debbie Cooley-Talent Awardg.3Stephanie Mobley-Miss Congenialityg Dawn Essig-Second Runner upg Becky Powers-First Runner-up Qnot picturedjg and Diana Ad- cock-Valentine Queen. STUDENT LIFE 41 Sonshine Player' Each summer, several students from colleges and universities around Kentucky are se- lected through auditions to perform in vari- ous Christian teams, or groups. Teams usu- ally consist of at least five people and have specific purposes-drama, music, or recrea- tion. They begin their summer with an in- tensive two weeks of preparation at Camp Cedarmore in Bagdad, Kentucky, before go- ing on tour. This year Campbellsville College was well represented in all areas. At left and below are Stephanie Mobley, Terry Salyer, and Donnie Waltermire as they perform in their drama group. Commuters Commuters enjoy many things not available to the dorm resident. A few of these include no room checks, no curfew, no cafeteria food, and no laundry. Even with these benefits there are many drawbacks to commuting. A commuter finds very few chances to make new friends on campus. Along with this alienation, the commuter finds it difficult to get involved with college activities on campus. The stu- dents at Campbellsville College should be saluted for their successful efforts to make the commuter feel as though they are a part of the college family. S 4. X . . 3 z Q 5 f STUDENT LIFE 43 Lf xy ! K 4 if ff45ff'?lJ'! . .,., ' 2 ff? 44 Student Life 3 'K .... . . . K xmx .wr ny, wif' 5 :M 'fl L A I Y diff Yjff? fix iw- m.,.., l,H,4lw f, Y-mx 'K 3' Student Life 45 WHO' M 1 s I ww VQFAK f QQ Diana Adcock Carol Allen Melody Barbour in Colleges and Patty Bausum Barry Caudill Tammy Curry WHO ..: . mc. ,1-V, Q mf -1 l - s ? s sdsss dnss t R il Mal ' '24 Eddie Howell Karis Kennedy American Universities Steve Lanham James Kinser' a I Cory Mills 4 Iii la .f H 3 Stephanie Mobley -P Carole SamIr10nS Doyle Searcy Steve Sheldon 'LG H 'ty X ' V f ' , 0 gig, ,.,, 'N' Roy Walker Jeff White Kyle Winn mahl and the Night Visitors A night at the opera. Under the direction of Dr. Richard Joiner, the music depart- ment presented the opera Amahl and the Night Visitors, December 7-10. To allow greater participation, all parts were double cast except for that of Amahl, which was played by Junior Raganas. The cast consisted of Beth Curtis and Dr. Edwina Thedford, as Amahl's mother. The three kings were portrayed by Erik Fearing and Cory Mills as Melchoirg Lance Howerton and Gary Vidito as Kasper, and Doyle Searcy and Phil Shelton as Bathazer. Eric Allen and Eddie Howell were pages. Also performing was a chorus of shepherds, trained by Dr. Thedford. Piano accompanist was Mike Farrell. .,.1 ,f 1. , At left, Cory Mills, Junior Ra- ganas, and Lance Howerton during a performance. Below, the chorus of shepherds as they paid homage to the three wise men. L STUDENT LIFE 49 Henpecked Husbands? Henpecked husbands seem to be the rule rather than the exception on this campus. At least that's what I gathered from the series of the Newlywed Game on campus. At one of the games, three out of four wives pre- dicted that her husband would say that his wife was the most beautiful woman in the world. Guess what? Three of the husbands answered that way. Such mush. That's not all though. Each of the husbands and each of the wives agreed that the male spouse was the first to try to make up after a serious argument. How nice. Whatever happened to the strong, dominant hus- band? Has the equal rights movement taken that away from us too? That's too bad. We're becoming a generation of women and, well, something less than men. Whatever happened to the good old days of legalized wife-beating? Maybe a course ought to be offered in wife-beating so some of these fallen members of man -kind can regain their male status, as well as their dignity. The real problem appears to be that these once- dominant males have been domesticated into docile playthings by their wives. And here's a warning: three of these four couples first met on this campus. Steve Lanham as 50 Student Life -Zfi 7i7 Handbell Choir In addition to the various music en- sembles and organizations already on campus, students had a first time opportunity this year to join the newly-formed handbell choir. Under the direction of Dr. Ron Smith, the ringers played at several functions including church perfor- mances in Louisville and Lexington, and performances at campus con- vocations and luncheons. The ringers played a variety of music both sacred and secular. Representing the college at the State Handbell Convention, the group returned with honors, having earned an A rating. Membership was strictly on a volun- tary basis this year. Next year a class is planned for beginners, with tryouts to determine membership in the choir itself. STUDENT LIFE 51 if fvmw 'Qi x. , 4 7 . x 2 f 1, fTI 1 2-1 an of LaMancha In theater, it is often said that a good actor can't sing and a good singer can't act. Such was not the case with cast members of Man of LaMancha', which was presented by Campbellsville Community Theatre April 24, 25, and 26, in Alumni Chapel. Every actor and actress had the ability to carry a tune as Well as carry off his or her characterization. Directed by Russ Mobley, assistant professor of drama, the play is set in the common room of a stone prison vault in Seville, Spain at the end of the 15th century, and is a play within a play. The music and the action of the play meshed to create a total pro- duction. Unlike a lot of musicals, the actors and actresses did not seem to break into song at unlikely moments. Dialogue and lyrics flowed and blended into one another. The cast and crew of Man of LaMancha can be proud of a well- sung, well-acted, Well-performed production. It was a total artistic experience for the audiences. STUDENT LIFE 03 Fun 'n Games the Rec Room The rec room proved to be the center of activity on campus again this year. Although many students en- joyed the games provided, including pool, ping pong, and bumper pool, there were other reasons for gath- ering at the rec room. Among them, picking up members of the opposite sex, relaxing, or just keep- ing an eye on how many ping pong balls were sold from the bubble gum machine. Considering the amount of student abuse given the equipment and the room itself, Rick Sandlin, stu- dent director, did a good job of keeping the rec room in working order. is--v Q4 STUDENT LIFE BN SDPRK. 1 'Q Larry Yates Suzanne Mobley Brad Johnson K ... - .ix l w i........... - - l I G2 E s dub X Q10 , -4 Pa 9 Z if f' X ,A t L5- I ,, f i ,, A if 54 '1 W 71 X , QS- 1-53-P 9 f f 'fl if Su l iff' I Q N J ' S A i 7 ,V 5 X' N 1 14. - 1 A. f . . ,D IL r 0 ,X L tufis 38102- Tiger Baseball Team In Action . XR 1 Q . ' -:4iQ,f'. l , ., Ep, OQQIIQQ A 5i ' 1 , Z ,,, , ,vf Wd , ,..,,, M , wr , .,,,VV :QCV i t AWN , 4 3' W , A f ,Ao f f, f 4 -' ,,. , , UM:- wah 'K WQWW fy f,,, M QW, .. . W ' ,yy . a HM, 1 -4 .MQW W K .Ma My, Www vw+,,-aff-MLW,-M X fn. , ,A41ww4f,f M W Wi WM, ,hw ,,-,M ,, H ,M , ..,, , W, ,,,, ,,,,, ,K .,,, ,A , ,,,,.,f WV- ,.- L. 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Team Co-captains-Greg Smith and Johnny Hare. 62 Athletics 1979- O Tiger Baseball INFIELDERS: Back row, left to right: Jimmy Fuqua, Tony Huff, Jeff Wilson, Joel Bennett, Bern Livers. Front: Mickey Smith, Jimmy Livers, Keith Kaelin, Vince Salyer, Joe Prewitt. H I l- 1, -, f f I , OUTFIELDERS Back row, left to right: Tony Irvine, Andy Lasley, CATCHERS: Tony Irvine, Greg Smith Randy Everett Lasley Front: Johnny Hare, Jimmy Livers. Morris, Coach Danny Davis enjoyed a great deal of success with the Tiger baseball team in the spring of 1979. With an overall record of 24-15, the Tigers compiled a 14-4 conference record, finishing only one game out of first place. Gone from that team are the three top offensive players as in All-KIAC pitcher Dave Voelker. In what had to be considered a rebuilding year, it looked as if Andy Lasley would be the top offensive returning player. Tim Highbaugh was expected to be the Work- horse on the mound with support also from Rick Drake. Although the Tigers ap- peared to have a rough start, they finished once again near the top. PITCHERS Back row, left to right: Henry Page, Tim Highbaugh, Rick Drake, Kevin Roberts, David Kohl Front: Darryl Siler, Tony Huff, Jimmy Livers, Kenny Smith. , 3 ., iw- . ,. 5, As- fi 51,X?L 9 3+-'jfifl Y i f'., 5' v .Xin 4 if i., x 3 'A-fig 1.13 3- ' K ' 1 -1 1 .141 , - A ,Y -fs Qezwg'. v 1 mb:-z pri a. - S -M ,-w 141 ,IQ Q 64 Athletics QC c E. TF 01 1J9'I Ep .L UOSFIV TW qe '10 UIQOH 'B1190f 'll1!IlISpI09 ui-1.11251 'AAOIJBH 9IAI W qv 'UE V ASOEH www 3u 9! if if F .Q A ff A ,IJ 3 ni 'R iq-w 'QP'- :Mr ww. 2 4 5 3...-.1 4 s f P-4 I P110 Cf' P110 p--I U2 1979-80 Tigers 1979 KIAC CHAMPS! How could the Tigers have won that elusive crown after such a dismal 1978 campaign? The players did an excellent job, but the man who orchestrated it was Coach Lou Cunningham. Picked to finish on top in 1980, Sweet Lou looked to bring his total of championships to three, the first having been won in 1971. Every player contributed in 1980, with the most no- table players being James Bouleware, Vann Webb, Joey Stewart, Roy Walker, and Cecil Ellis. Junior college transfer Fred Parker and freshman Tim Wood- ard were also relied upon. Without any of the top seven players graduating, we can't help but think of 1981. With Coach Cunningham at the helm, this is the closest you'll ever get to seeing a sure thing. 310 Standing from left, coach Lou Cunningham, Vann Webb, Barry Caudill, Tim Woodard, Terry Wright, James Boulware, Kenny Watson, Randy Graham, and assistant coach Danny Bausum. Kneeling are assis- tant coach Tim Davis, manager John Godbey, Fred Parker, Rick Stansbury, Joey Stewart, Roy Walker, Cecil Ellis and trainer Scott Bryan. Athletics 65 J! 0 James Boulware 66 Athletics 2. 1 2 Barry Caudill fi Cecil Ellis 1 x-- f. is if K Q04 -. JW 4536 4' ,Eff ,ESM I 2 iktgrifgzeffff 5 ' ' gy f l e 7 e a 3 . 'Q Y ig' ssgisg e . .gif -F I, , 1 ' 7 '5 A X WWA , ' zgggw 1-,U ' I ' e , Vx' -I ' I A ' - e 4 Vg -Q. i . WY . . 5, . Randy Graham MQ I Q, Q3 - ,Y M s Q s W5 , We 4 'Qi' C 0 Rick Stansbury 1 . ...XJ Fred Parker M . X Athletics 67 ww 1 x I M Q. S 5'o.,Q,-Q M 4 iff a s 1 wg, 1, ff Kenny Watson Joey Stewart 1 Roy Walker J 1 E a J 68 Athletics A V I wif-:yuh , 4 11 Q Vann Webb 1 3 . , J 1 Tim Woodard Terry Wright ATHLETICS 69 Q X vw ,, 'V N dm! 5 4 70 ATHLETICS '15 ATHLETICS 71 1979-80 Lady Tigers Few coaches can boast like Lady Tiger basketball coach Donna Wise can. The Wiz, as her players call her, has compiled a 44-12 record over the past two years along with two second place trophies in the state KWIC Tournament. Ju- nior Betty Conover was expected to break Dwane Dunagan's school scoring record half-Way through the '79-'80 campaign. Other contributing players were All-KWIC performer Ronda Davis, All-State freshman Bonita Scott, Pam Crawford, Tammy Wilson, Cathy Settles, and Susan Whatley. With the KWIC Tournament hosted in our gym, the Tigers shot for a first place finish. g, vnvuv j:'i i J fs... .. - 5 A-Q - .- 5 Lt, rs- r a T Left to right: Carmella Esaray-trainer, Tammy Staley, Shelia Everly, Pam Crawford, Ronda Davis Cathy Settles, Jennifer Myers, Betty Conover, Ann Underwood, Susan Whatley, Bonita Scott Tammy Wilson, Coach Donna Wise, Assistant Coach Debbie Grider. 72 Athletics F n , ax I 499' -AMWM W .K - ,. Sw 3 ,X S 4 'llllnu-..,,,,,,..f ,,,.,M,Wm Q Betty Conover 74 ATHLETICS su' Pam Crawford Ronda Davis Sheila Everly Jennifer Myers Bonita Scott Cathy Settles ' Tammy Staley 76 ATHLETICS Ann Underwood - r L PHOTO NOT AVAILABL E Susan Whatley T y Wilson Coach Donna Wise PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ATHLETICS CJ O 5 E. CD fbi FP CD 1 E. 1 CD gm fbi 'Um YT: 9023 Em CD E Zo OE gm 55:4 Q4 U CD CT' ET CD UU 9. S?-9 m O U2 U2 gf? ,gm QD CD gaze mm E3 ::,' :- F' S59 '1 1 '4 +-4 SD C+ CD EIJ 78 ATHLETICS ,al bo P-40 CD +1 U' CD CD E.. CD S33 Q.. CD P1 rn fig Tlger Cheerleaders Boogie Down WW 7,5 ,, eff ,fp Q '--' w Dee Dee eeee ...w College Drill Team Quality, not quantity, seemed to be the theme of the 1979-80 drill team. The nine-member squad contributed to Tiger spirit as they performed at several of the home basketball games. Assisting the squad was sponsor Debbie Barnes, and Robyn Goldsmith, choreographer. At right, the squad is shown performing, While Tammy Humphrey, far right, 'struts her stuff' Pictured below, standing from left-Michelle Rey- nolds, Karen Bland, Lou Ann Bishop. Kneeling-Susan Harris, Tammy Humphrey, Trish Cummins, captain. Sitting-Laura Hancock, Melonie Su- ckow, Carol Allen, co-captain. iQ ll .. . ,.,. ,.,,, 80 ATHLETICS I .af- 'S-..S ...N-D I I Standing from left: Barry Bonifield, Frank Moore, John Gupton, and Coach Ron Coleman. Kneeling, Mike Johns, John Whitaker, and Gary Allen. 1979-80 Tiger Golf Team What a job Coach Ron Coleman has done with the Tiger golf team. In the past two years they have compiled a team record of over 100 wins against only 25 losses. They have filled the trophy case with two K.I.A.C. Championships, one District Championship, and a trip to the National Tournament. Although the squad had lost three members from last year's winning team, Coleman felt that our squad had the potential to be the best in Campbellsville College's his- tory. Keep up the good work Coach Coleman. We can always build another trophy case! Athletics 81 Behind every successful team there stands a person to Whom We sometimes fail to give enough credit to. This person has many headaches and responsi- bilities, including scheduling games, spending many hours preparing the team, sleepless nights, and the role of peace-maker when tempers sometimes flare. These people are the coaches, who at Campbellsville College possess other traits as Well. They inspire their players with leadership and teach them the true meaning of sportsmanship. At Campbellsville College, we are proud of our coaches and their untir- ing efforts in leading our teams to victory. 'N 'MACH ,,,,,,,.,, , . U31 3,0 ff, Cx aglfi I N 3 v , x ' 1 1979-80 Tiger Tennis Dr. Ronnie Smith, commonly known as Doc , had to be pleased with his 1979 men's tennis team. After racking up a 15-3 record, Doc proudly stated that it was the best team in the history of Campbellsville College. The team relied heavily upon Murhl Seacy, Jeff Barbour, Tim Ellis, Gene Hornback, Donnie Christie, and Bill Sadler, all returning veterans. Also counted on was Freshman Roger Cobb, who is 'the best walk-on in ten years,' according to Doc. .. . . -5, ,- . .4-g., 3: l -.N ,fi i .,:,'..,- :JJ ,D . I N 'J N 1 B' W , 32 'x S - Kneeling from left: Murhl Searcy, Bill Sadler, Gene Hornback. Standing: Tim Ellis, Donnie Christie Jeff Barbour, Roger Cobb. 84 Athletics 1979-80 Lad Tiger Tennis Dr. Ronnie Smith, coach of the Lady Tiger tennis team, declared the spring season of 1979 as a definite rebuilding time. But does a third place finish in the state KWIC Tournament sound like a rebuilding time, Doc? The spring of 1980 brought expectations as high as they were low in 1979. Returning was team leader, Donna Sadler White. As a senior, Donna teamed up with Susan Whatley as they tried to repeat a state runner-up win in doubles. Also return- ing were steady players such as Peggy Thacker, Ronda Davis and Sherri Sapp. K wb -1 :fd ,,' ,...... Q.. X34 Standing from left: Penni Beasley, Susan Whatley, Sherri Sapp, Ronda Davis, Debbie Woodhouse, and Peggy Thacker. Kneeling: Donna White and Shirley Risen. Athletics 85 1979-80 Lady Tiger Softball Coach Donna Wise has officially established herself as a coaching wizard in something other than basketball. In their inaugural season, Coach Wise and her Lady Tiger Softball Team proved to be nothing less than sen- sational. Compiling a 9-3 record, the Lady Tigers recorded wins over such biggies as Western Kentucky Uni- versity, and Kentucky State. In the season ending KWIC Tournament, the Lady Tigers slugged their way to a fourth place finish. What an accomplishment this was since the tournament consisted not only of small col- leges, but large universities as well, many of which had scholarship players. Returning virtually everyone, and with a much improved defense, Coach Wise says her Lady Tigers won't be satisfied with fourth place next time around. Knowing Coach Wise, the sky will be the limit. Standing from left: Tammy Staley, Bonita Scott, Shelia Everly, Susan Whatley, Debbie Woodhouse, Pam Crawford, Coach Donna Wise, Ronda Davis, Ann Underwood, Ollie Hatcher, Pam Brown, Debbie Grider. ii :A wb f , I f i' ' , ' . ' an - i Y ff , f - ' J' ' ' ' ' it f 44 A ' M 71-+13 .4 , ,. Wm., ,, .. ff, ,, ,W f,,. .,,.e,. ' gi' i i, , mg , v- , ,.,,.,,,w, W . , M.. - M to ...,. . ,, . t . ' ' 'ff fi- ' ' , ,Wwmg 4 ., 86 Athletics My v .i,, fy f f W ak F7 A mm- N -' -,r i.- , ..k ttf., ,kt ww K. f...: -'54 vlfiy 9 .fn 495- -vw ,, ,Q f ,. 5 1 1 x S 4- K .-:+ , V iw, W ' A ' W K- ,-., my ,1 ,K I : ::,,x By! V, . 4 ' Q f f ' ' - u,.L, q u ' H K ' , 1' Y 4 , 4 db - t Trl, 'L W GL A K . - A Q- f , ww YI g fi-: .' ,Q be . Q -V vkf.:-'.f , I A .le .,-1' , sw, X Y Q Intramurals Participation in intramurals benefits a student in several ways. Informal sports provide opportunities for relaxation and recreation and for students to practice Christian sportsmanship. Under the direction of Keith French and Joetta Harlow, in- tramurals took a new turn this year. New firsts included frisbee golf and tennis and golf tournaments. Also taking a new turn this year was team rivalry, which reached a peak during football season. Football seemed to provide an outlet for supressed hostility and pent-up aggres- sion. Rivalry actually reached violent proportions between the Heads and Bad Company. In the future, each individual should evaluate his part in the program and decide how he can best contribute. ...lf as i s , 1, . , ar, , ,W -'JW W I 9... Hn Q Y ...ai- .,..-:WN iwkhsski H Rim? Q ix: ...J iii fm V' ., '- an . 54.4 I M' gig, , '-153' , ,fd YV' , Q X J .W V, I f 1' Q X 1 k '- , '1 m ,. 1 X 3 s jvwugizlbbf lVAa53g T-250 Hum'H'E:2A1i, 'TH .41 - 0H Y5ATf?T-G01 ,Q Swv f' , ,,, ,,'!Q,' W?,- 5 Nuff: fm 7 V 59 , x X. A ix ! , j.ffjJ+'7V q X W A A L ra 4 I 1 'Q ,fp -, M, MMLW W f ! y,.. ' ' s 'nf - f -Q! U I .. 1' 0 RL. ' X ' A 6 ORC:DfN12ATuoN5---- ,N Harlequins Although participation in a dramatic production is not limited to the Harlequins, they form the backbone of all plays presented at Campbellsville College. They are the primary force behind the less glamorous areas of play production-costum- ing, lighting, props and backdrops. The Harle- quins helped to produce the exceptional fall pro- duction The Star Spangled Girl. Top to bottom: Trish Cummins, Suzanne Mobley, Larry Yates, Lisa James, Debbie Cooley, Gary Case, Stephanie Mobley. 94 Organizations Circle K The primary purpose of Circle K is service. Circle K serves the campus, the community, and the nation. It encourages participation in group activities, pro- motes good fellowship and instills scholarship. Projects undertaken by Circle K this year were a Christmas party for children, brightening up senior citizens days with cards and cookies, and adopting a family to give food to on Easter and Thanksgiving. Faculty advisor for Circle K is Tom Caldwell. First row, left to right: Susan Speer, Sharon Ma- nakee. Second row: Carole Sammons, DeeDee Smith, Ann Barnett. Third row: Ann Underwood, Dawn Hartman, Karen Manakee, Kerry Johnson. Fourth row: Barry Caudill, Carole Delaney. l 'i ? 4 1 5 1 i v fi SX Campbellsville College Jazz Band ' ' The College Jazz Band continued to dazzle crowds this year with their frenzied playing. Under the able direc- tion of Dallas Blair, the jazz band played on several occasions, and helped raise spirit and enthusiasm at most basketball games. Standing, from left: Chris Rieber, Robert Hall, Ronnie Hicks, Patty Farmer, Dallas Blair, Mindy Dakin, Ra- mona Pendley, Dana Morrow. Kneeling: Pat Jordon, Jim Dant, Tom Wehle, Gene Hornback, Ricky Key, Mike Benjamin, Gary Vidito. Organizations 3 ia - fu ,B , gf K, A e 'haf . ' W 51 44 Y 95 Health, Physical Education, and , vu 1 1 Recreation While visibly involved in many ac- tivities such as sponsoring the Ti- ger Mascots, participating in homecoming, attending state and national conventions, and helping to purchase HPER equipment, the HPER club also strives to attain several goals. Among them are developing unity among P.E. stu- X., dents, to stimulate a professional awareness among P.E. students, d t h ld th 'll b' - . . an O up 0 e Oven 0 Jec Standing from left: Danny Davis-Advisor, Ron Mosely, Joetta Harlow, Tim High- t' fP.E. : f' ld f t d . . . Wes 0 as a le 0 S u y baugh, Betty Conover, Ray Wiley, Donna White. Seated: Danny Bausum, Rick Smith. I ,,,, ,, V ,,, H A Q ii M ' Conference The CMC encourages Christian fellowship among those inter- ested in church music, in- spiration, and sharing opportu- . ., . nities. It also promotes i through church music. Some ac- tivities of the CMC included sponsoring the Haunted House and the Dick Ham Church Mu- sic Preview. Faculty advisors for CMC are Dr. Ronnie Smith and Dr. Richard Joiner. spiritual and musical growth Kneeling from left: Doyle Searcy, Gary Vidito, Belinda Shelby, Tim Nugent. Second row: Annette Wolfe, Kim Smith, Lisa Gupton, Jill Vidito, Rick Howerton, Cory Mills. Third row: Melva Curry, Dave Martin, Jimmy Hosey, Greg Harry, Eric Allen. 96 Organizations Concert Chorus This chorus of mixed voices is open to all students in the college. The organization serves as a performance lab for music students and performs at least one major concert each semester. Large choral works, like oratories, are frequently performed. The group is under the direction of Dr. Richard Joiner. ORGANIZATIONS 97 Bapti t Student Union The BSU hopes to provide an opportunity for students to share and grow in their Christian experience. Planning around the interests of students the BSU sponsors and plans a variety of activities. Each semester they present Coffee Houses, sponsor films, plan student retreats, form the BSU choir, and cooperate with the dorms in providing dorm devo- tions. This fall the BSU was responsible for the Andrus, Blackwood Sz Co. concert. Most importantly, the BSU works to reach people outside the college campus by sponsoring vol- unteers to lead youth team ministries throughout the state. fficers Carol Allen, Secretaryg Nancy Caudill, Vice-Presi dentg Leland Smith, Presidentg Kim Smith Treasurer. 98 ORGANIZATIONS it BSU Members BSU Choir BSU Council BSU Puppets micus Curiae Amicus Curiae is dedicated to those who enjoy law and court procedure. Each year the club sponsors six stu- dents as delegates to the Mid-West Model United Nations. As a Pre-Law Society, members enjoy legal and political discussions. Student ational Education Associ- ation The Student Na- tional Education As- sociation is an addi- tional learning experience for stu- dents in the educator field. Meetings are planned to give members a better background as pro- fessional educators. Topics of special in- terest are those with which students are directly involvede Special Education Programs in Ken- tucky and the ad- ministration of pub- lic schools. The SNEA hopes to moti- vate members to re- alize the needs for better educators in Kentucky while pro- posing possible solu- tions to problems they will face in their vocations. Phi Beta Lambda I .-A M. 4 .ta as -fe 'Q , ' We T , 'v pk. . rmwf 4 , rf - 4,41 V Nil? 1 'N f ' ' , I Q f 1 t 4 lb!! The purpose of this club is to promote well-informed intelligent citizenship with an increased knowledge of current press- ing business and economic problems. Boasting one of the largest memberships on campus, the club is also one of the most active. Members were involved in build- ing floats, bake sales, and participation in the State Convention. ORGANIZATIONS 101 Sigma Zeta Sigma Zeta is a na- tional honorary science society founded in 1925. The society hopes to en- courage knowledge of the sciences, rec- ognize the attain- ment of knowledge among members, and stimulate inter- disciplinary contacts Which Will broaden all individuals. The society is open to students in all areas of the natural sciences, including biology, chemistry, and mathematics. Members must have a 2.75 overall point standing and 3.00 point standing in the major of Mathemat- ics, Biology, or Chemistry. The Collegiate Choral This choral group is the touring mixed choir that represents the College in this area and on exten- sive tours. Audition is the basis for mem- bership. The group sings to many civic groups, churches, and schools through- out the year. They are under the direc- tion of Larry Reed. 102 ORGANIZATIONS ocial Workers in Progress Members of the club are students who are majoring or minoring in the social sciences or those having a special interest in this area. The club strives to provide services to those in need and to become actively involved in social activities that help prepare us for future careers in social services. Music Educator's National Conference gp orrsur E The Music Educator's National Confer- ence makes available to members op- portunities for professional development in the field of music. The club encourages participation in the various ensembles and musical groups on campus. ORGANIZATIONS 103 3 I Al'- Campbellsville Singers Each year auditions are held for any- one interested in singing with the Campbellsville Singers. The group this year consisted of Melva Curry, Lisa Gupton, Beth Matthews, Belinda Shelby, Dwayne Fitzpatrick, and Steve Griffiths. ini' 'Iss !.'!!..E.-----' 104 ORGANIZATIONS ri A :Q M ' IS, A Sampling of BSU Variety Shows sw, K, . av' ORGANIZATIONS 107 Student Government Association All officially registered full-time students are mem- ber of the Association. The Student Government As- sociation is divided into three branches: the execu- tive, the legislative, and the judicial. These separate branches regulate affairs which are of common in- terest to the students subject to final approval of the College Administrative Council. Members of the Senate and S.G.A. officers are elected each year by means of petition and ballot. President Vice-President f Xu r S . .. .1 S - ' Tom Kearney Kent Mitchner Secretary Treasurer 1' xy ff J , N A s S- - l V 41 Carol Allen Gene Hornback X ,, L 3, ,rv Q xv. A .L J LW Q W 1' ,, s K -+ f- Q K .., ., L, , ,x.L V.,. i K 5 Q52 :fag M gym 'K Erw,f 1 L'm.f f M Mwwi-s:Q.' ' R XI- Fi v x fs 5 ff. ,J . TE ,gs .......L... ,-Qs fx K x 'Sv wfffgf L vm' Z f, , VJ. gifje 4 ,NM Hgh, . ff ,f N , A 5 , . N , , ,, . a. .W . ,Q ,jQq3,f ggi Q4 ,1 fhpfyfiz , W 4 -., 3f1 52 .A f:Qbwfffff i -gg + 1 ' 3-'gf ' f + imM3 f lf: 'TW 5L322.i0f?? Qf 7' ,W by W, ' 'W- 14-P' n Q -'N 5 Q ..,.f K if f 'F 'Sir'- 'wwf' no ORGANIZATIONS 111 in 112 ORGANIZATIONS iii' 1 aple Trail Staff Karen McMahan, Editor Annette Strain, Assistant Editor Greg White, Assistant Editor Danny England, Sports Editor Jane Willis, Clubs and Organizations Editor Dr. Robert Doty, Color Photographer Eddie Boden, Photographer Steve Lanham, Photographer David O'Toole, Photographer Kevin Moulton, Division Pages Patti Humphress, Typist Dr. Robert Doty, Advisor ORGANIZATIONS 113 I buffs wwf asm-fe-S 'Gr-WSF Asourl' vuvwb 'D TAG-Jff 'Ib You anis UG -rms vs 11'lrWT A Sat-100-f LOESNT ,.ggaA Si' 14N1'u.. 'Pr-dl' A wh ln' I ' fl 0 O WZ' ' ' 7' fb Q .b Q1 D+- ., ' MX C2235 - ' -Q C74 , w Qi 5 'Xb' .bi 2 gn ' 5, l H 6SQwze If 1 1 I 6 5 ef an 7 , ' 0 'D X U W 4 , . ...Y..---wah., Dr. W.R. Davenport President Dr. Paul G. Horner Special Assistant to President 116 ADMINISTRATION Robert S. Clark Academic Vice-President Dan Flanagan Student Life Vice-President I I J. Alvin Hardy Advancement Vice-President Humanities Division Dr. Robert L. Doty Literature Division Chairman The Humanities Division Endeavors to enrich stu- dents in two ways. The Christian Studies division helps prepare those who have committed them- selves to the work of Christ through a church- related vocation. The other disciplines include Literature, Languages, Library Science, and Jour- nalism. Their goal is to help those desiring a lib- eral arts degree for teach- ing, as well as those sim- ply seeking cultural enrichment. Eladio Bolanos Languages Dr. H.E. Coker Christian Studies L.M. Hamilton Literature L.D. Kennedy Literature Sz Journalism Jerry Kibbons Christian Studies Dr. Shirley Meece Literature Donna Pirouz Languages Francis Roberts Literature Dr. Robert Street Christian Studies FACULTY 117 Fine Arts Division The Division of Fine Arts includes areas in art, drama and music. It serves as an instrument of the college for the direction of training and the stimulation of cre- ative and professional work in the fine arts. Larry Reed Music Division Chairman Ted Barnes Art Mike Benjamin Music Dallas Blair Music Tom Clark Art Dr. Richard Joiner Music Marilyn Mayse Music Russ Mobley Drama Darlene Reed Music Dr. Ronnie Smith Music Dr. Edwina Thedford Music 118 FACULTY PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE atural Science Division Harlie White Mathematics Department Chairman Dr. Frank Cheatham Mathematics Tom Jeffries Chemistry Dr. Michael McMahan Biology Dr. Milton Rogers Biology Dr. Derryl Stagg Physics Faculty 119 Professional Studies Division The aim of the Faculty of Business and Eco- nomics is to provide a sound knowledge of the basic fundamentals in the fields of Accounting, General Business, Economics, and Secretarial Science. Dr. Drewry Meece Education Division Chairman Don Bishop Health, Physical Education, Church Recreation Anna Boone Education Ron Coleman Health, Physical Education Lou Cunningham Physical Education, Church Recreation Dr. Danny Davis S Physical Education 120 FACULTY Celia DeMers Education Carolyn Garrison Education PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ' Z Janet Kessler Business Dr. Wilbur Meek Business William Myles Education Harry Scalos Business Alice Watts Business Donna Wise Physical Education FACULTY 121 Carlos Anderson Social Work William Bennett Political Science Tom Caldwell Psychology, Criminal Justice Dr. Phil Captain Psychology Dr. Gilbert Treadway History, Geography Warren Ham by Social Work 122 Faculty Social Science Division The objective of the Social Sciences is to give students an understanding of history, govern- ment, psychology, sociology, and geography, in order to prepare them for citizenship, teaching, study of law, social Work, government service, and graduate study. Bob Himes History, Political Science Division Chairman PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Staff PHOTO NOT PHOTO AVAILABLE NOT AVAlLABLE Dr. James Coates Director of Admissions Jackie Akridge Admissions Counselor Marilyn Beard Admissions Counselor PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Jana Martin Admissions Counselor Patricia Leggett PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Advancement Kathy Sheldon Admissions Secretary Becky Wood Admissions Francis Keltner Controller Jan Mason Treasurer Vickie Morris Secretary to Treasurer Emma Todd Student Loan Gertrade Wade Accounts Payable STAFF 123 Virginia Flanagan Director, Alumni and Public Relations Penni Nugent Development Judy McMahan Alumni and Public Relations Diane Rogers Alumni and Public Relations Mrs. Derryl Stagg Development Paul Dameron Director, Financial Aid Dr. Joe Asher General Counsel, Estate Planning Peggy Aaron Financial Aid Secretary Brantley Parsley Director, Library Services Marjorie England Serials Technician Burma Hamby Media Technician Karen Lynema Director, Technical Services 124 STAFF PHOTO NOT V-tp AVAILABLE I PHOTO PHOTO NOT NOT AVAILABLE AVAILABLE pHQT0 PHOTO Nor NOT AVAILABLE AVAILABLE l PHOTO PHOTO P2310 NOT NOT AVAILABLE AvAlLABLE AVAILABLE PHOTO PHOTO NOT NOT AVAILABLE AVAILABLE Lee Ann McDaniel Directors Secretary Nancy McKenney Director, Reader Services Pat Cowherd Registrar Judy Hall Registrar's Office Martha Harrison Registrar's Office Connie Wilson Secretary to Dean Jennie Stotts Secretary to President Sylvia Morris Director, Student Life Debbie Barnes Student Life Aniece Watson Director, Bookstore Phyllis Cundiff Campus Nurse Bonnie Spears Food Service Director STAFF 125 126 STAFF Dorm Directors Mrs. Lela Walker, Stapp Hall Ray and Kathy Wiley, North Hall Susan, Micah, and Jimmy Gray, South Hall Cafeteria Workers Shirley Blankenship Peggy Bright Danny Buck Letty Caldwell Elsie Davenport Ruth Dix Maintenance Staff David Pierce, Supt. of Buildings and Grounds Lenneth Bartley Ronnie Bishop David Holmes Clifton Hopper Charlie Johnson Johnny Johnson Janet Johnson Part-Time Faculty Betsy Blakeman Education Frank Cone Music Judy Cone Music James Durham Music Board of Trustees Mr. Richard L. Ammon Dr. J. Chester Badgett Rev. LaVerne Butler Mrs. Janet Chambliss Dr. C. Wyman Copass Mr. J.B. Crawley Mr. Norman Cubbage Mr. Kenneth E. Curry Mr. B.G. Dunnington Mr. H. Hunter Durham Rev. George R. Gaddie Rev. Albert J. Gisler Dr. Charles E. Gray Mr. Willie D. Greer Mr. Henry B. Huff Mr. Herbert Keeton Mr. Everette Lee Dr. W.R. Mann Dr. Harold S. Mauney Dale Escary Gary Jewell Liz Marr Edith Sapp Bonita Tucker Leroy Johnson Kevin Nethery Spencer Parker Terry Peters Teresa fCookieJ Staff Virginia Vaughn Lynn Wright Peggy Hardy Music Robert Hightower Social Sciences Mark Hughes Church Recreation Eddie May Music Dr. David A. Nelson Mr. James L. Noe fJr.J Mr. James T. Pace Mr. William L. Parman Mr. George L. Patmor Rev. George A. Price Mr. Virgil A. Price Mr. George W. Ransdell Rev. Hovert N. Reynolds Mr. Marilyn M. Sanders Dr. Forest F. Shely Mr. Gene A. Smith Mr. Hayward Spinks Rev. Douglas T. Strader Mrs. Virginia Weller Mr. Ted S. Winn QJr.J Mr. Howard Worley Dr. D.L. 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Brown Cindy Bunger Georgetown, Kentucky Columbia, Kentucky Chaplin, Kentucky Fairfield, Ohio Elementary Education Mathematics Elementary Education Social Work BS BS BS BS SENFORS 131 4 t ,M , Q? fly, X'17f i I? f f 5 ,g C CG, N Barry Lee Caudill Shirley G. Claycomb Phil Barry Cole Catherine Sue Coleman Williamsburg, Ohio Guston, Kentucky Columbia, Kentucky Cincinnati, Ohio Psychology Music Area Elementary Education Business Administration BS BS BS BS Deborah Susan Cooley Nancy Gayle Cowherd Beth Anne Curtis Tim Davis Gravel Switch, Kentucky Florence, Kentucky Martinsville, Indiana Brandenburg, Kentucky Social Work! Religious Ed Psychology!Social Work Music Education Physical Education BS BS BS BS 4, 1 , ., 9 if lu Angela Deering Carmella Esarey Charles Robert Perryville, Kentucky Shepherdsville, Kentucky Fleshman Jr. Religious Ed!Social Work Elementary Education Columbus bhio BS BS ' 132 SEN IORS Christian Studies! Psychology BA Clifford Eugene Fowler, Jr. Parma Heights, Ohio Mathematics BA a 5 fi 'Q' 6 S l N li 4 if' r Jimmy W. Gray Mary Susan Gray Debra Grider Debi Griffiths Lebalwfli Tennessee Owenfon, Kentucky Russell Springs, Kentucky Phoenix, Arizona Christian Studies Elementary Education Physical Education Psychology BA BS BS BS l Marvin Marshall Garry W. Gutermuth Margaret Hall Deborah Faye Griffith Louisville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Hamiltgn Sterling, Colorado PsychologylSocial Work Secretarial Science Spring-field, Kentucky Psychology BS BS Religious Education! BS Psychology BS ii I 4 4, K V . ii Q. l ' Joetta Harlow Mark Harrison Dawn Marie Hartman Nancy Joyce Haydon Glasgow, Kentucky Reynoldsburg, Ohio Earlville, Illinois Springfield, Kentucky Art! Recreation 4 Music Education Elementary Education Political Science BS BS BS BS SEN IORS 133 Tamara L. Hensley Edward N. Howell Julie Clay Howerton Lance Dean Howerton Williamson, West Virginia Louisville, Kentucky Mansfield, Ohio Louisville, Kentucky Psychology!Social Work Church Music Elementary Education Music Education BS BM BS BS 'Vg is Mark David Hughes Lisa Carol James Michael David Johns Aleda Kathleen Evansville, Indiana Gahanna, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio Kupiger Church Recreation English Church Music Grafton, Ohio BS BA BM Elementary Education BS 1 K iff! Stephen Mark Lanham James Andrew Lasley Karen Peerce Lasley James B. Livers Lebanon, Kentucky Leitchfield, Kentucky Clarkson, Kentucky Lebanon, Kentucky Mathematics Social Work Social Work Business Administration BS BS BS BS 134 SENIORS I lx 1 Ronald K, MQCOI-mack David Kelley Maddox Karen Manakee Sharon Marie Manakee Jamestown, Kentucky Frankfort, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Religious Education Physical Education Elementary Education Psycho1ogy!Social Work BS BS BS BS r . a csue c E l ily - S A I 4 ,.-cL Q - ' 9' fl ' H Qin g y ,, u , a l Q!! ,X ' A .. , v X ' J :ef V, i u . f, hs , A 2 1 z f , ,Y r l Ruby Katherine Rebecca Mills Kent D. Mitchner Moninda Sue Monin V6!'ITllll0l'l, M3FtlnSVlll8, llldlalla Jamestgwn, Kentucky Lebanon Kentucky Elementary Education PoliticalASc1ence Elementary Education ' BS B BS Psychology! Social Work BS Deana Moseley Columbis, Ohio Psychology! Religious Ed BS rf, I i . 1 Ronny Moseley Masee, Physical Education BS 'Y ,, ,ip-in L, 3, trts Jane Thomas Murray Tracey Lusby Neathery Lebanon, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Elementary Education Music Education BS BS SENIORS 135 Brian Keith Newton Debbie Owens Campbellsville, Kentucky Frankfort, Kentucky Business Administration Biology BS BS 'Il'L'l3 Stanley P. Patterson Elizabeth Portman L0l1iSVill9, Kentucky Leitchfield, Kentucky Psychology!Re-ligious Ed Apt BS BS ffif ' .ff g ' Rx Patricia Neal Puckett Perry Lester Puckett Judy Lynn Reliford Lois Ann Renfro Indianapolis, Indiana Louisville, Kentucky Milltown, Kentucky Columbia, Kentucky Elementary Education Church Music Biology Political Science BS BM BS BS Martha Elaine Teresa L. Richard Shirley E. Risen Doyle G. Searcy Reynglds Coiumbia Kentucky Cimipbellsvillei Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky Campbensvme, Kentucky E1ementag1AEducat10n Business AEQIIIISLFHLIOH ChUTCglMMUSlC Elementary Education BS 136 SENIORS ts f' -He? . T . . ' Xi Y , X . sw 4' ' .sf Y Belinda K. Shelby C. Michael Short Kathy D. Short Kenny Smith Tempe, Arizona V MGMOF, Ohio Irvington, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Church Music Christian Studies! History Psychology Political Science!Business BS BA BS Administration BS Leland S. Smith, Jr. R. Damon Smith Sharon Lanee Smith Jayne Squires Frankfort, Kentucky Ffflidly, 0hi0 Vine Grove, Kentucky Greensburg, Kentucky History Psychology Elementary Education English BS BS BA BA X Nuns ., - ...... X S. . ' , A J ' ' E Xi Beverly Kay Statzer Terri Ann Stoklasa Sally Jane Tarter Paul Wayne Turner Bgegh Grgvg, Indiana Marshfield, Wisconsin Russell Springs, Kentucky Columbia, Kentucky psychologyfgocial Wm-k Business Administration English Business Administration BS BS BA BS SENIORS 137 'W 108 Dennis R. Underwood, David Anthony Tim0thY Louis Waits Joel Ray Walker Jr' Voelker. .Louisville,.Kentucky ghattanooga, 'Ilennessee Corfyton, Tennessee Valley Station, Kentucky Christian Stugisfpsychology Sychologyggehglous Ed Church RecreationfPhysical Physical Edllcatlml Ed BA BS X, l Roy Glen Walker Donald E. Waltermire, Don White Stephen Foster White Campbellsville, Kentucky Jr- Depew, New York Lebanon, Tennessee Economics!Business Winchester Kentucky Physical Education Christian Studies!Sociology Administration Christiari Studies BS BA Kathy Clark Wiley Ray Wiley Albert Gerald Willett Debbie Wood Madisonville, Kentucky Madisonville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky Business Administration Church Recreation! Physical PSYCh0l0gy PSyCh0l0gy f S0531 Work BS Ed BS BS BS 138 SEN IORS her '. ral Q Wendell Wood William Wood William S. Wright Marcella Jane Willis Flint, Michigan Campbellsville, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Rzeligi0llEIgdllC3.tiOI1 Psychology f Social Work Political Science PSych0l0gylS0ci0l0gy BS BS BA Larry A. Yates Louisville, Kentucky Music Education BS Psychology BS f f fl 4 Those not pictured: Dean Adams Larry Allen Linda Bell Marilyn Caldwell Kelly Capps Kenneth Chappell Susan Coker James Collison Flora Crain Nellene Davis Dale Decker Tim Ellis Edward Ferrell Bryan Fleming Susan Florence Randy Graham Michael Heacock John Hensley Kim Hogan George Howard Corbin Hudson Tom Kearney Gayle Keltner Everett Lasley Mike Lavoie Kathy Lawless Steve McDaniel Brad Martin Frank Moore Ordean Nelson Lisa Newton Marla Noller Peggy Pipes Thomas Poff Mitchell Polston Kathy Rice Ann Robertson Mark Roeder Terry Salyer Carole Sammons Steve Sheldon Charlene Smith Rita Spencer Steve Spencer Bonnie Stiles Connie Sullivan John Voelker Steve Waldenga William Waller Bobby Weddle Donna White Edward Wilson Elaine Wilson Jan Woody SEN IORS 139 Senior Class in Action. f' fa 1 sumo 'W ww- ' S2 fff Q xi Q , 4' NM f: 'z-1f?'AQ,:f95f'2f4, A qs- , , V , M .M ' ' an F No S 4? 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It bl ..x. il F uf' I l fl Tom McDonald Karen McMahan Dave Martin Beth Matthews George Mays Cory Mills Stephanie Mobley Kevin Moulton Khamsing Norady Tim Nugent Tom Poling Celia Reynolds Peggy Richardson Maria Rios Sylvester Robbins Linda Salyers Rick Sandlin Deedee Smith Kim Smith Susan Speer J UNIORS 145 Joe Stephenson Cheryl Surface Peggy Thacker Kimberly Thomas Ann Underwood Darrell Vance Gary Vidito Bounchan Vongsurith Don Watson Jeff White Tom Wilson Kim Williams Kyle Winn Mark Wise Doris York 146 JUNIORS Huw? , fs, 1' I? ,ay- Those not pictured: Shay Ball Joseph Black Rannie Blackwell Ronnie Blackwell James Boulware Lou Anne Breeding Phil Brumback Elizabeth Burress Norman Christie Adele Cordes William Cordes David Cox William Dillon Ron Eller Carol Elmore Danny England James M. Estes Rebecca Ford Van Ford Tammi Fritts Jimmy Fuqua Dean George Sam George Robin Goldsmith Doug Grider Steve Griffith Dwight Hadley Johnny Hare Phillip Jean James Kinser Lisa Loftin Benita Lowe Sheila Melton Patricia Mueller Jennifer Myers Alfred Parker Cary Pickett Mary Robinson Sheri Russell Darren Smith Joey Stewart Richard Swihart Martha Taylor Alan Todd Pam Voelker Marian Waller Van Webb Linda Wilkerson Terry Wright JUNIORS 147 I MY! f fi! Q .x --5 xxx ff Mindy Dakin, Presidentg Rodger Husk, Vice-Presidentg Trish Guin- mins, Secretaryg Gregg Buis, Treasurer. ' f . ,I 5 rf -.' ' , 76 f X P' x A- 1 1 101. '? C , ' .K f, I ' ,a 7, J 1 , f . 1 4 2 4 ,P f c' 1 ' 114 , 7 9 1 9' 5:1 , 1,4 I .fa ,. , 'A , I J , . 1 'G 1' ' Q' '5- - ' 7 2 'f A I Q, ':, f ff 7 4 1 f 9, Z 5 2 . L ki Q' 12 , ' ' 1 - , '. ' K, fl ' - f-I ' I .4 I . ff ff -. 4- , f 7 'Q 4 ' , P : J Z,-1 1 ff' f -1, 757 X ,0 1, V:,,.v Q. ',q,,- f-- QA , 0 if-F EQUUZE.. 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'W '?Fxwwnm.+- K' 5 Bernie Livers Sheila Matney Amy Metcalf Cheryl Miley Kathy Mills Freddy Morris Melanie Neel Bouasy Norady Sharon Ogle Becky Overmoyer Clarence Parm Marsha Parm Cary Peach James Pennington Richard Pinkley Terra Postlethwait Angie Quails Jeff Reynolds Karen Robertson Kevin Robertson SOPHOMORES 151 Carol Robinson Jay Robison Marty Sandlin Sherry Sapp Murhl Searcy Cathy Settle David Simpson John Simpson Billy Joe Smith Mary Smith Mickey Smith Linda Spears Darleen Stec Melonie Suckow David Trimble Jill Vidito Cathy Webb Thomas Wehle Greg White Karen Wilding 152 SOPHOMORES Y.,! W 'wif , .. . SY: S' ifffffi 1' X.. . ii., . 1 ,Q X G 1 s . X 1 -1? l N 4 lx wh ? M 1 , K x M as - 1 is K' ,.- 2 lL 1 rggfr .f up -- . ,EY : , Diana Wilkerson Tammy Wilson Doug Zike Those not pictured: Sarah Anglin Dickie Benningfield Ken Bolin Joyce Bottoms Gerry Gail Bright Catherine Browning George Bryant Darla Callahan Beverly Courtney Barbara Dabney Denise Daugherty Cathy Davis Genny Day Donna Denham Paula Dix Ricky Drake Cecil Ellis Utah Estes Karen Fields Keith French Freda Froggett John Gupton Jerry Hourigan Lynn Kibbons Debbie Kidwell Tammy Staley Teresa Terry Shelley Tinch Joanne Vale Mike VanDeWalle Donna White Debra Carole Wilson David Kohl Laura Mattingly Suzanne Mobley Wayne Mueller Beverly Murphy Bill Mynatt Joseph Netherland Christa Olbers Alan Patterson Cynthia Price Daniel Rains Becky Reed William Sadler Phil Shelton Elizabeth Slemp Greg Smith Rick Smith Rick Stansbury SOPHOMORES 153 ,..g'N Qi. l 'H L. Nh xl, .k piggy-zfw A A 5' Q' 4.635121 a -W 'ff A raft? .I P if kai 42105 ' is S f --U' ft. of C Q 2 C in ' 554955 et, r. 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MQ Q7 .. ff! ya 5, P iff fi 4, , J , 4 s tv? fx ,nur Ev 'la-aj 1,,f H, ' Aa? if: if 5 I ,,,,., I f, a i lx f .' , - T2 , 'J Y' a, ,Wir MJ- .-ow, ,f ,s W.. ' U , X , y y gf gl? . , sl 4' ,...-v-- Leigh Ann Miller Timmy Miller Dave Moffitt Debbie Monson Susan Moody Randy Morris Dana Morrow Susan Newman Mary Osborne Dave O'Toole Jerry Owens Rick Peavy Ramona Pendley Irene Perkins Fonda Perry Teresa Phillips Mark Purcell Michelle Reynolds Greg Rice Chris Rieber F RESH M EN 159 Pam Riggs Tony Rodgers Mary Rogers Tina Sallee Cathy Schocke Gary Schocke Naomi Schry Lucinda Silver Sherry Slaven Cheryl Smith David Smith Dwayne Smith Randy Smith Lisa Sprowles Keith Stinnett Sheila Stinett Annette Strain Barbie Sutton Alison Tabor Roy Tanner 160 FRESHMEN . Michelle Thomas John Thompson Karen Thompson Connie Veatch Katrina Vickery Lisa Warf Treva Watkins Brenda Wayne Susan Whatley John Whitaker David Wilcoxson Scott Wilkins Gloria Willett Denton Wilson Julie Winn Debbie Woodhous Saba Yohannes 8 FRESHMEN 161 Freshmen not pictured: Orlando Araque Sarah Bault Robert Beddingfield Tracy Bell Kenny Benningfield Kathy Bertram Marsha Bratcher Tony Brown Pam Brown Albert Campbell Eddie Cantrell Mark Carwile Debbie Cave Danny Clark Margaret Collison Donald Conover Marshall Cowherd Jeff Crask Faria Emamian David Estes Karen Foerster Timothy Fooks Greg Ford Freddy Galarraga Mike Hall Larry Hampton Laura Hancock Jose Garrcia Nona Harris Jeff Hasty Ronald Hicks Amy Hill Ricky Hornback Mary Sue Hughes Patti Humphress Dave Jenkins Patrick Jordon Keith Kaelin Lynn Kearny Carolyn Keller Mark Kennedy Tammy Kessler Frank Leake Danny Lopez Tamara Lowe Carman McMurray Ginger Milby Robert Netherland Hugo Obregon Johnny Ochsenbein Donella Owens Henry Page Joe Prewitt Special 8z Part-time Students Nancy Abbott Paul Akridge Sarah Ball Patrick Bishop Shirley Buckman Debbie Caldwell James Cave J anella Davidson Joni Davis Delene Durham Liz Dyer Gladys Eads Brenda Eastridge Beth Eller Dedra Ford Helen Franklin Davina Gupton Martha Harrison Nancy Hunt Daran Kennon Lorraine Lambert Bettie Miller Evelyn Montgomery Vivian Morris Clauda Noel Brenda Parrish Barry Parrott Margaret Parson Ludora Perkins Joe Allan Pickett Terry Rogers Susan Scott Zella Stayton Laurene Tedder Kyoko Troutman Helen Vaughn Gertrude Wade Frances Wethington Jane Austin White Becky Wood Ann Yates Ken Redford Gary Richardson James Roberts Kevin Roberts Wanda Sallce Vince Salyer Bonita Soott Darrell Siler Patricia Siler Kathy Smith Linda Spell Melissa Stache ,Robin Tone Fernando Virorino Bill Warren Kenny Watson Van Wethington Carolyn Whitlock Laura Williams Angela Wilson Jeff Wilson Annette Wolff Tim Woodard Pamela Wright Gideon Yohannes QHIOI' edsoe -.4 'mdk ,,.+ ,. 6' 4 I 11 ,V .ALL Q X . 4 wifffad 163 Acknowledgements I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank a few people who helped to make this book possible. Thank you, Eddie Boden for stepping in and helping to provide pictures at a very critical time. Thank you, Greg White for your willingness to pitch in whenever called on to help with difficult layouts. And a special thanks to Patti, for providing me with emotional support when the goin, got rough. Karen McMahan Editor 166 MAY GOD 167