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1981 Maple Trail Volume 54 Campbellsville College Campbellsville, Kentucky Celebrating 75 Years Of Christian Education Danny England, Editor Jeff White, Asst. Editor Greg White, Asst. Editor Dr. Robert L. Doty, Advisor iWe are now celebrating our Diamond Jub'l A tribute to this, we have p duced pictures f mthe past dpl dth mon d' P Q 2 Q 5 h,,,.f 325+ AF' vga: I N ,--N W? Yfi11 FCme1P56r ?hC DQPPY: and fhC S?d?Et?12 QSD0fi HS the bad- Will remin iSee lab0ui Ihwfious trlbmentszaim recall those abSo1ut61y ii:razyexmiais. quiet times in whic11f WC tried1to szu dy a11tlQ 1 augh2g1r 11252335 times in which we were pmbab1y ahei 1Qude5igl 1 L fi g V7 gfg ' TA - ' 'QA ' . 'Q' ' 'H bm 'Q f 'm 1 v f mir 23 H' +-1 ' lui- 41- A-'MM ' ai' r P51 M ffif-fl f7 ' 2 ' ' -- , , , ff ,Q X' Mifu- zm 1, , -f 4,-Q Q:-.M ,W N , .1 'hp 1 , N A .,. ... '1 N '- tw X . -W 1 '. Q - 1 , - xg -- , A .. -M., h ' .,......... ...TM A .. A. u , K . . ' ' SH .Av I'-4 iii. IH,-f'f1. if 'fwja 'wx 1 l 4' Z-P7 ,,., ,NX 4 ,WW ,, i j-64 .P -.AK ,MH N 1 1VLV ' We will remember those late night outings and never forget our roommate who would get up at 5:30 for an 8:00 class. We'll fondly recall that cute little girl we were in love with but were afraid to ask outg and get goose-bumps when we think of that great-looking guy who would never quite notice us. We'll never forget that special person we could share with when the going got rough. 'N i s umm cmmunsiqg NNNNU How can we ever forget those dreaded teachers - those inducers of drudgery. We'll remember those many late hours we spent doing what we thought was useless busy work . We'll recall our favorite teachers as well as our not so favorite ones. We'll remember how some were inspiring, others depressing, with the rest hanging in limbo. We will also remember that, re- gardless of their method, each teacher played a very important role in what we are. We'll remember how carefree we were. In a time of skyrocketing interest rates, high unemployment, and rising inflation we'll think of how apathetic we were. We were aware of Russia's agressive movement, sym- pathetic with the American hostages and concerned with world hunger but were convinced that a new president with new ideals would put us back on the right road. We'll also recall that at the time we didn't foresee what an important part our generation would play in this recovery mission. ow t S p I M3515 f W S , 'ie 1-Am, p .t,- i at W M 'P M, al ,..,,.-.. ,Q i 2 i i is 3 ,sl g 2 l A 2 5 2 if Q i t -i if if ! 'I i ' .L-'f if ,,,.- gm A 1. CENTER museum 'mMvHH M 6 We 'HF' Q Our memories of Campbellsville College will probably enlighten many of us. We will see how im- portant that late night busy work actually was. We'll laugh and wonder how we ever graduated by doing some of the zany things we did. Who knows? We might even remember when War of 1812 was fought. If memories are indeed golden andwere created to last then our memories of Campbellsville College will forever be priceless. ,sr HFFJW qi , 55 XBVILL5 ' x 1 O 07 MQW v 0 5' 9' 1981 E my 2 H, STUDENTLIFE A ' GD A X Oufvoeo Q .I 9 Mr. Maple Trail Joe Stewart Y .1 1' ' 1 ' . ,,. 4' N 1, .JU 'Ei li , v is 'ff' 4 K lk 1 B 9 ?f ' 1 Q ini V. V ' I if ho's ho In American EW Q .5 . . ? ,L,,L, ! A X . S f -e Susan Speer Joetta Harlow Tim Nugent Brad Johnson Q Joanne Vale Nancy Caudill 1. f 1 X Colleges and Universities n Sharon Ogle Greg White Mary Jeffries K. , . .. v 0 ft K ,K A 5 x 3 , Lisa Gupton Lynn Kibbons . Q Carry Pickett lm . Qeedee Smith 13 Mr. Campbellsville College Jeff White M fish 1 Miss Campbellsville College Tammy Curry QJX f I p ,Q . .ff if I ,V Ti 3 ' U . . 5 Q 1 - .T qmmdfh nm if ' nw X, .QV , Y , .:TWl4:wl 4: The Hectic First Weeks f School Perhaps the busiest time of the year is the first few weeks of school. The toughest job facing many is the monumental task of moving their worldly possessions from home to their dorm. When all of the clothes have been hung up and the furniture has been arranged just perfectly and you think you just about have it whipped, you realize you didn't pre-register. After waiting in line for I-2 hours, you also realize many other people didn't pre-register. With all of these little things out ofthe way you are now ready to settle down to some serious college orientation. This can only mean Freshman Week. Freshman Week is sponsored annually by the senior class in an attempt to make our new students feel warmly welcomed. Although freshmen are the object of many jokes during this week, it gives them an opportunity to get acquainted with members of the senior class. A My If A 59' ff , 'i' a 1- ff if -. an W., .. mi 4 M un x xmuxvuxwxxix nw-t TOP CLOCKWISE: A perfect example of the many cars loaded to the max: Sharon Ogle begins another trek up the stairs: a banner to make everyone feel at homeg Radar gets an unexpected thank you while lending a hand. l 16 Sb . ff Q K -3 af ,ss xl ff X 'X ts s Q f 'N x ef 'L t am if 1- , v- QQ' in 4 we , qu 4 1 W 1 T. V l' K ,F 4 'Y' H N V r 9 f 1 . . , ' i Q km suv Fsfik-x'lmF:-i's-:f .rf S XXX X S Q, 5. r . I ? LEFT CLOCKWISE: The business office always had a line compared to none: Drew Mills ponders the prices of some books: The National Guard parachute show during Freshmen Weekg Ann Lamb and Cory Mills serve as auctioneers during the freshman slave auction: Kim Eubank and Jeff Barbour smiling before they pay for their books. I7 Homecoming '80 Homecoming has always been the bigweek at Campbellsville College and i 1980 was no exception. With so many activities going on during the week, most students found the need to sacrifice their studying time for more im- , 5 portant things. Thirteen lovely candidates brightened what many con- sidered to be the best parade in years. Capping off the week was Sharon r Y qiiiy Q Ogle being crowned Homecoming Queen and the Tigers beating Northern ' S Kentucky University. Now, let us take a look at . . . 1:--V.. . 1,1 ' 9 R W .. ' 5 '-4 ,, , - ,,, ,Y ., 'v' Q ' iw in If 1igl,4,7 1, Clockwise from top left: Characters in the Art'Club's Alice in wir? 'I Wonderland? Tommy Clark and a friendg Where are the C' judges? g Higgy gets camera fever when Ronda Harrington and Ray Wiley pose for Sleeping Beauty . 18 W? 'M FE., jg HQ gf AXLL , M :Wm-4,4 M, I,.i.Mf. N' kj' A, g,n.-x JMR.: TW' 1 I4 M r ,, 5 .f ,:u.g 3:65. 5. 4 Q 5' ifv'l7 A 'iw ' , - ,gm , a , l l f n ...H 491. it A . . . .The Candidates ,asv Cub M? 3' From left to right: Martha Taylor, Ann Mayo, Rhonda Wilcoxson, Susan Whatley, Lynn Kibbons, Anita Crab- tree, Ann Underwood, Lou Ann Bishop, Tammy Curry, Karen Manakee - 1979 Homecoming Queen. Gale Pierce, Susan Speer, Sharon Ogle, Ramona Pendley. . . . .The Float-builders At top left, JeffCrask puts the finishing touch onthe Sigma Zeta float while Lou Ann Bishop and Jennifer Jones see a little stuffing action above, ln the top right photo, Michael Austin is caught stuffing pop- corn in his mouth. Tom Jeffries, at right, takes time to make a rat for his club's float, . . . .The Nearlywed ame ww-'f P ' 'W M F l i 1 r f Q it is Qigiw sea. X L in j K M lgltem. if is Wal-an--wf Md,,,.- - .. , , . L3 5 N is .t.tt.,.,,MWNik Y , m -f-- fa ---- , t S 5 ww w , f E J , gi A . t X . xg iii me :f s 1 :-' L.L'- i K gf av iwhms ln the top photo, Debbie Bolanos and Mark Wise look on as Becky Overmoyer and Eric Allen laugh at one ofthe many funny answers. At left, Jimmy Hosey kj contemplates an answer, not knowing what Joy Hughes is grinning about. Above, Tom Caldwell, ala Bob Eubank, labors as Master of Ceremonies. ll 2 E Ill I Ill I F , I 1- 3 3-ee-'l Parade X e .'s .. 'si 'f H. F i- .f if Wk W5 :T 3- 49' ex pf N NN' r P . .. 535 r ... 44,3 'fb f 'r :'-ij i 4 il ga' 'lg iii',:5 , l .tr fd yr -M l K' i i. 'ef .r A fi, ,H 'Q-1. M , 4 K , If '-S A, A., - . 5-iwrxfffl i':w'ii 2 5 jj .r -f-fe! l - ' agiffgivaif. ' rig? W . 3 is ami .F Y 4-ir' 'Q - ' h22 Top: Les Beard and Kim Thomas aboard Phi Beta Lambda's Mark 'l'wain : Above: Sigma Zeta won the Originality Award with Charlotte's Web g Right: Underneath all the color is Burma Hamby. Fa.. -fl ,ws ..i in 'r f -:gil ME i' Y l, f ldiqczf l , mn , ,, , hw X0- 'W E.. v V.. .X U1-vu.. V! !!,A , M. Mis, , my 5, ll- ' ' -in aw - . I H 1 ' l M I ' ..-.' in 1 r-Q U 'Th 1 it YA! G, asm-Iuvmuv-an I.. ...A i. J 'A Above: Entertainment courtesy of Marty Bailey and Deena Bessg Right: Senior class candidate Susan Speer enjoys the attention while Grill' enjoys the Vetteg Below: Alpha Rho Tau's Grand Master Float, Alice in Wonderland , llgmm illly A W Tl 'fl I 4 llll ...site f A If voll I v l do do ,,,vg'i, SF . .Q is 1 me . F 5 E f I, gg! v W Q ' 9 we xl V . . . The Soccer ame tiff! It l wfifn .i X ...av PE ff. ...qnbbvfx Top left: Rick McKee fights for ball controlg Middle left: Tim Miller and Gideon Yohannes take the defenseg Top right: Bambo drives in for the scoreg Left: Sam Abraha shruggs off injury for the causeg Above: Mike Pops LaVoie moves in for the attack. Homecommg Queen Sharon Ogle W .adkfeqg 1 4 es ii I . . . lx 1 I W fy Aw ' a ws , P' Lynn Kihbons Second Runnernup Susan Speer Firstkunner-up -5k ..,,F' A ,. Y M mv 4 v .gvfw www at W' W W -wa 1 U 1 ,mm-, 'Wwav RWM 'fr wi, fra n. Tammy Curry Third Runner-upf . Freshman lAttgnd anr . . .The Game The Tigers climaxed Homecoming Week with an 83-69 win over Northern Kentucky University. James Boulware led the way by scoring 25 points and pulling 18 rebounds with the help of Joey Stewart's l0 assists. Rounding out the familiar three-guard of- fense were Rick Stansbury with l7 points and Cecil Ellis with 16. Freshmen Jeff Gumm and Kevin Grey looked promising by com- bining for 25. Above: Cecil Ellis doctors his way to the hoop Top right: James Boulwure lays in twog Right: Jeff Gumm on Defense. 28 X M44-mm, nj Q. Lelt: JoJo Stewart guides the attack: Below left: Tricky Rick Stunsbury connects from outsideg Below: Sweet Lou Cunningham. 1981 Spring Festival Queen: Sherry Slaven l . Tj T22-'P Q 5 gg, Q, . S ...K 2 3 lfrom left to right: Patti Brooks. Third runner-up and Miss Congeniality: Sherry Slaven. Spring Festival Queen: Carol llorn. Second runner- upz Kelly Capps. Talent Award. The Banquet Every year, as spring creeps around the corner, Campbellsville College is there to greet it with its Spring Festival. The Spring Festival, which always occurs near Va1entine's Day, serves many purposes at Campbellsville College. It's a time when everyone gets a good mealg when Cupid's arrow strikes the hearts of many young loversg when we get to dress up in our best clothes. But perhaps more importantly it's a time when everyone has a chance to let loose and enjoy themselves after a long, boring winter. The 1981 Spring Festival provided a refreshing evening for everyone who attended. if Top: While Master-of-Ceremonies, Dr. Frank Cheatham, prepares for tomorrow's classes, Jerry Howerton entertains the audience. Above: Entertainment by Melva Curry. Top Left: Elizabeth Burress is wondering if Kyle Winn needs a loan. Left: Going through the service-line from left to right are: Pam Riggs, Beth Matthews, Steve Druin, Brenda Simmons, and Les Beard. 31 so ,dpi I - S 'S is OKLAHUMA. Left: lt's a beautiful day for a wedding: Below Left: Ado Annie can't say no to Will: Below: Ali Hakim decides to get married: Right: Debbie Lowe and Carlisle Baker mix it up at the hoe-down: Far Right: Curly tells Luurey and his scurry with the fringe on top 1 Bottom Left: Slim and Curly arcn't very frien- dly as farmer and cowboy g Bottom Right: Aunt Eller scolds Will. 53, S2 X. T 4 K 'fit ft, YMK tw 'I' in 'N V- V r , i t iiii ff , 5 is Aunt Eller . Curly .... Laurey .... lkeSkidmore . . Slim ..... Will Parker . , . Jud Fry ..... Ado Annie Carnes Ali Hakim . . . Gertie Cummings Ellen ...,.. Kate ....., Armina .... Virginia .... AndrewCarnes . Cord Elam . . . Faye ..... Fred . . . Joe . . . Beverley Finley . Rick Howerton . . . .Julie Winn . .Drew Mills . . . .Cory Mills . . Mark Hughes . . . Gary Vidito Ronda Harrington . . Brad Johnson .Missy Blakeman . Julie Howerton . . Beverly Tinch . Mary Blakeman . . Shelley Tinch . . Al Hardy . . .Kyle Winn . . Lisa Wright . . Rob Freshour . . . .Kyle Winn DIRECTOR: RUSS MOBLEY DANCERS Suzanne Mobley Rick Hawkins Bob Gilbert Debbie Lowe Drew Mills Carlisle Baker Ramona Pendley Kyle Winn CHORUS Kim Johnson Debbie Goode Jay Eastridge Ramona Pendley Lisa Maupin Jim Hatcher David Mize Katrina Vickery My ' ntramural - Man Students' Priorit I -'-i.Z2.'3I New T A R Imkwwvgq , Y .vt M' V sq 1' 1' A .V 39?-I '-5:-.-lui.. fT?:?'f'f2.w 1 - VS' J M il Q , - 1 ' -5 Wifi-Y if In Q J' - A Vgywqzfqbmfeql 5 Vt. TOP: The fans enjoy the roomy conditions at a girls softball game. ABOVE: Mike Lavoie does the shuffle to avoid Rick Sandlin. OPPOSITE PAGE - TOP LEFT: Cheryl Miley and Patti Brooks lead the sweep. FAR RIGHT: Deedee Weeder Smith concentrates on the softball. RIGI-IT: Tom McDonald checks to see if Jeff Barbour is wearing a tear-away jersey. . M ' g HY ' . v , tie? Q kim' at l ?'l'x'x Teri ...i-'G 'IM , L ' if rife aprt.. Student involvement characterizes intramurals at Campbellsville College. Students participated in a variety of activities last year. Included in these were football, soc- cer, basketball, softball, tennis, golf, weight lifting, and swimming. Working around financial hardships, in- tramural directors Sheila Everly and Keith French did a commendable job with the program. 'fwftwidw - Many students found their way out ofthe dorms and onto the playing fields. The prevalent attitude was not whether you won or lost but whether you enjoyed yourself. With this in mind we can surely say, A good time was had by allf' 35 Sub: Place To Un ind Year in and year out the SUB proves to be the most heavily traveled building on campus. It's main drawing card is the cafeteria although it has other attractions as well. Getting the number two billing is the Rec Hall. The usual action took place on the ping pong and pool tables while the addition of the new Galaxian machine provided a different form of entertainment. The student lounge was mainly inhabited by com- muters while they waited for their next class. The addition of new furniture made this wait much more enjoyable. Also attracting people to the building were the offices of the SGA, BSU, campus nurse, and Student Life. 'ilk .X a 'ls- it-wail! MOTNWAlwgkwmv..mimw-N,,.g4-1...11. Q... NWT Ifigjxiisiww XT .. 4,.. ,, , a...f 'E QTXN l tarwfrxfff 'nuu. Z ' - ABOVE: Scott Wilkens burns another quarter: TOP LEFT: Everyone waits for Seymore to make one: LEFT: Joe Prewitt enjoys the new fur- niture not to mention the attention: ABOVE: Leisa Wilson enjoys the ac- tion. if 1322 1 'l,, 1,..:. bf 924 ff ii Q 1, 2 M af iw givv if A f 4' Wig, ' ,mf-f LEFT: Ronnie Rolo Logue makes his one phone callg BELOW: Danny Eightball England methodically destroys another opponentg BOTTOM LEFT: Katrina Vickery lines up a four railerg BOTTOM RIGHT: Undisputed champion Greg Ford draws a crowd. W MN 37 liliif vi 2:3 B Don't Worr Mom Weire Eating ight When a visitor on campus walks into the cafeteria, their first thought is, This must be where the students eat. Although this is true to a cer- tain extent, the primary function ofthe cafeteria is not eating. In reality the cafeteria is used for whatever the student body deems appropriate. During the course of a semester the following things can be expected to happen at anytime: announcements being made over the roar of the stu- dents, tests being studied for, dates being made, romances blossoming and some bottoming out, jokes being swapped, and of course an oc- casional tray hitting the floor. With an increase in the variety and selec- tion of food and an excellent salad bar there were many unfounded rumors circulating that eating could very well become a major activity in the cafeteria. . ...Q '11 38 me TOP RIGHT - The deserted lunch line minutes before a long line forms in the top left photo. LEFT - Richard Swihart converses with Gary Ford, ABOVE - Could Alex Harthill be pleading with Robert Fauver to please take her out to eat? LEFT - David Simpsom finds time to study while waiting for the line to thin out. BELOW - Drew Mills and friends use the cafeteria to plot. BOTTOM RIGHT - Sharon Ogle and Perri Warren are ac- tually eating. BOTTOM LEFT - Phillip Radar Brumback seems to be saying to Suzy Howell, Play it again, Suzy. :.viW.,f., H ,f A-f aim A i was -. i . 'i ei ,--. sQQ,,se22Q-5 riff?-.fffQ'...w 'is K' - ' 'O K Every semester many students start out by saying, This semester I'm going to really study. After a couple weeks of these good intentions they become lit- tle more than just that, good intentions . Many things lead students off the straight and narrow path: television, stereos, dates, parties, intramurals, or as is usually the case, a talkative friend. Then the week before finals rolls around. This is the week that stu- dents migrate to the library in mass, many of whom are making their first appearance there of the semester. Though conditions may be crowded and some may be unfamiliar with the library, they are all there for one, unified purpose: THE EXAM CRAMV' This is the period in the student's life when a semester's worth of work is condensed down to one week. And after the final exams are over? You just wait until next . . . v' ,,,. , M a . , 'sz gk A 2... .M aff :airilr-t ff: V - if :f .2 f-mi, -'bfi v J E is y'w9?f2i1es..v. Q23 , Amit 'I . 1 32' i wggyx, v. . 'pm' + ff :4f X ,V L y. Qfw, vQ,.,QA,kXQ'y .N 'U ff ,. M. if' ZW:-aff. f 'Q Y ass ,ii Q-K--1--W X-'am taxi, f T f aw Q Svstaf , A 3 Q QNX :ABN 'X . s WWW war! emihi 'lhiww ii ,,fff 'WfH TOP - The familiar social gathering at the library. TOP LEFT - Eddie Boden finds studying more challenging than intramurals. ABOVE - Jeff Eaton absorbs a few pages. LEFT - Rick Stansbury finally cracks a book. 5 V ' V , 4 X ' ' 1, VJk,.,i xx. - A V Mmm qganu--' lQ-nn... LEFT - Sam Abraha takes a lesson from mentor Eladio Bolanos. BELOW - Darren Smith finds a quiet corner to himself. MIDDLE LEFT - Mindy Dakin copies a few notes before bedtime. BOTTOM LEFT - Jim Collison and Jim Kinser break the monotony with a few jokes. BOTTOM RIGHT - Carolyn Eadie gets in some paper work. ,,,,,.f' MHW,.4-M 4 .., of 1 W t L 6 ,,,,,,,,,m MWMW ,K ,wt .M . f V-we-ez.. mf i4wv-4-u,,,2j,t Nl 'Www r AY! -,-,..,.,..s,s.,e.,,m, ,, W Qf BN? The Working Student: A Busy Life There were very few HELP WANTED signs on campus last year. With increased costs of attending college many students found it advantageous to find part-timejobs. Some went off campus to find work while many found jobs through the campus Work Study Program. Work study is a vital part of many students efforts to continue their educa- tion. An advantage to work study is that many times it allows a student training in the field they hope to enter upon graduation. Funds for work study come from two different sources: the federal government pays 80 percent of the stu- dents earning with the college picking up the rest ofthe tab. Last year 340 students earned S255,000 through the work study program. AQ? YWQM . ' ty l Nz, ABOVE - Linda Ray gets a little finger action on the keyboard LEFT - Deedee Smith plays operator. BOTTOM LEFT Mark Purcell patiently waits on people at the print shop. BELOW Tina Powell sorts through a stack of mail. mr It M..- H if asv 4 SAN isa: anaxx O.1P,l . : ' .XJR-CMJ! xanax! 'ttrxr rn l.alx'as. xxx safe . 1 -s .lx.u.,n.,e nn, -so-1 Naxau Q . .xgxx R -. ...ws 1 -I ,. . 3' - . wwe ABOVE - Patricia Cunningham was a familiar face in the bookstore. TOP RIGHT - Mike Bones operates the printing machines. BOTTOM LEFT - Jimmy Livers punches cards in the computer room. BOTTOM RIGHT - John Simpsom begins a long day with the maintenance department. Dorm Life - n Unforgettable Experience RIGHT: Chuck Dorothy cools off after a hard workout. BOTTOM RIGHT: Valerie Bailey takes a relaxing shower in the closet? BOTTOM LEFT: David Mize drops in to autograph Drew Mills castg BELOW: Patty Dixius does a late night typing assignment. fi., T Lf if he B :Jiffy -5 A WML fi: 594 , ' aw , XJ' 'V' ka 44 lei if? ' A ,r if QU ABOVE: Pam Evans finds time to do her laundry: TOP LEFT Don Con- over pauses for one of his more serious moments: TOP RIGHT: Mark Sheldon and Andy Cundiffswoon u young lady with their music: MIDDLE RIGHT: Gale Pierce contemplates the view from Stapp Hallg RIGHT: Joy Hughes gets the late night munchies. Commuters - riving For Education LEFT: Mr. und Mrs. Jim Kinser critique the Homecoming Parudeg BELOW: Tony Rodgers helps B.B. Smith in the early stages ofthe BSU Hoatg BOTTOM LEFT: Speedy Greg Ford works on his backhand between classesg Cathy DiStephuno and Vicki Vaughn check out the new furniture in the Student Lounge. J. S L3 YR 423' .....,, TOP LEFT: John Spralt assumes standard posilionug TOP RIGHT: Don Watson is caught trying to cut in lineg LEFT: Van Ford rechecks his book lislg ABOVE: Libby Kear- ney finds that answer she needed during test. H l I A large section of the main- tenance building is to be torn down to make room for the ex- pansion of the softball field. The field has been used as a practice field and for intramurals, but the larger playing area should allow the Tiger baseball team to play their home games here instead of at the City-County Park where they've been playing. The team should draw bigger crowds by playing on campus. ff The Record ...Q.. ...4.,.1-4 .. W,..w.0a69w' , ,.,. fret' f wi ' , ly.. r,,,.,,..,l,,. ,, ,, g I , W, time f 'TLA ,V ' I ,,, V if I ,W K W fab JZ, , Carter Hall, formerly the men's dormitory, has been vacated for the past few years since South Hall has been able to accommodate them. The future calls for Carter Hall to be renovated for use as office space. It has been speculated that moving the faculty offices to Carter Hall would open Druin Hall for more housing for married students, but other ideas are also being con- sidered. 'ef N, Ni K ...yrs-,3:,f..-5. Like Carter Hall, the Old Gym has been vacant for the past few years. It too, is in store for renovation though no definite plans have been settled. The building is structurally sound but will need a new roof and some other repairs. When restoration is completed, the new Old Gym might be a new location for the .. Student Union. A more immediate renovation project is planned for the Alumni Chapel. This twenty-eight year old building will take on gothic windows and a steeple, and the total interior is to be remodeled. Plans call for the Chapel to have a worship center, a Little Theatre, modern classrooms, conference rooms, and offices. The college family should enjoy the remodeled Chapel since a large fraction of the classes are taught here. This house across from North Hall on Hud- dleston Street was torn down in the spring of '81 and the lot is to be cleared for student parking. Just before being torn down, the house was used by the Campbellsville Fire Department for drills and training that left the structure as it is pictured. Spring Fever - n Annual Event BELOW: The college pool helped to fight the heat wave at the end of the semesterg RIGHT: Terry Delk floats a frisbeeg BOTTOM LEFT: Darrell Siler takes on the summer heat for some road workg BOT- TOM RIGHT: David Mize watches Rick Stansbury and Dallas Catron begin their trek to the beach. v'fw'e,ff1f M, W M ff L, we ,f ff f wwff-ff f yan' ,fvmiwmgdyczficzji wi ,gwrfwr M - 'ffalarl gg,Q3xjWi?' , 'gygg',gpiwif 'i'f , g3V,,:, 5: 'I 'A 1fWm,,ff'fZ f VH,-,v Y ' i ' ai I f M ' M, ' ' V it , , I VHAZ, , , ,.,r .,,l M, . yi 9 I T ,ai f mmm-' 1 T LEFT: Mark Purcell takes time out of his schedule to enjoy the good weatherg BELOW: A slow lens causes a jogging Scott Bryan to become smoke g BOT- TOM LEFT: Damon Eubank was fre- quently seen jogging around campusg BOTTOM RIGHT: Cathy Downing works out for her coach, Craig Funder- burg. 4 Q 1 M V' 1 4 ,.,Wt.,,,bW WVVW A M H , ,XVWKWH ong Sho The first annual Gong Show, presented by the Fighting Tiger baseball team as a fundraiser, provided entertainment and laughter for the talent scouts at Campbellsville College. Each year, smiling Dan's baseball team has a fund raising project to help purchase uniforms and equipment. Funds this year helped the Tigers enjoy a week of baseball Florida style. fain ai' i t ABOVE - Ron Blanton tries his hand as Master of Ceremoniesg TOP RIGHT - Bev Tinch does a Bette Midler numberg RIGHT - The South Hall Boys , 9 Andy Cundiff, David Shephard. and Marty Bailey. LEFT - Lisa Wright, Marilyn Beard, Joy Burress, Marsha Bratcher and Joetta Harlow do a Call of the Wild, BOTTOM LEFT - Dave Goofy Voelker tries another poemg BELOW - Who's on First by Andy Cundiff and Deana Bess. -si i 1-71fe.:.g2s: :gre- .. Q . 'L rl' k - . --I 'li X XS:-J sq 5 - J gg :A T rg 53 Con oeation: A Time T Prepare LEFT: George Wilson, Director ofthe Dept. of Corrections in Kentucky, delivered a very inspiring chargeg BELOW: the receiving end of convocationg BOTTOM LEFT: Cheryl Wiley and Renee Chin study the speaker's words: BOTTOM RIGHT: Dean Finley addresses the student body. 54 FN? 5 it Us lb U b-..,k iv Ns., N xxx, ,M W hw,, LEFT: Donna Godbey and Dee Walters com- pliment the Jazz Band in one of their many convo appearancesg BELOW: Harvey Sloan fields questions in the Sloan-Jackson political debate: BOTTOM LEFT: Ray Wiley offers Sloan alittle advice on his political ambitions: BOTTOM RIGHT: Several convocations were held in Campbellsville Baptist Church. AS mi' E .N ii. W--f - - asm The Ro ing Camera 'Tv l -. J! k 4 Q51 K 1 Maw J , ' :wx ' N L ' 5 ' U54 a ,Va N . E' X x. Simi. L, bgh Q k y? wffgvg, , , ,A s .-fir 3134 . . ww - , F. EQ 13513-Qiifigg , L ' 1 L?-1 I R' X S eg, Q AX X: ,Avid ,Q-f' 56 Q E 4 :gr f -f 1 X xx X nu-u -- WM..- '45, ,S - N. A ..,- 'VQDAI-sv fs. ,W 5 W -' ff X Q n , uf ah .JI wg 42, :-,fV W ,V I I 'QI' Q, ggi .2-smug - A 'E X - l TOP ROW: Sam Abraha addresses a good look- ing audienceg Sherry Slaven prepares a spirit boosterg Super Soccer Fan , Kevin Hofoleg Multi-talented Andy Cundiffjuggles a pine cone. MIDDLE ROW: float building supervisors g Mean Gene and Carol Hornback work out a few problemsg Brantley Parsley gives a few shortcuts in using the libraryg What size do you wear? BOTTOM ROW: Oklahoma! g Canipbellsville's smallest mascotg Z1 serious mo- ment in convocation. A tg WW, ae,q,,,a . t,yalaa.auaaaa,.,,aaaaaat,, . R TIGER T ll? CGUNTRY f i K .M . :ff J ,ff ij' .tr 'Q 45 x .0 ,f ' 'xg E 'G KZ 5 L V ,...... if ..... ,, ,. 2 YQ' TOP LEFT: Deana Bess puts on a skit for class: TOP RIGHT: National Guard en- tertainment for Freshmen Weekg ABOVE: Dean George helps Harlie White, Frank Cheatham, and Milton Rogers put in a plug for the Science Dept. MIDDLE RIGHT: Warren takes time out to chat af- ter classg RIGHT: Lady Tiger bus on the way to the State Tourney. l I' .1 42 -Q5 2 f V vw s , f , ml 9 . f 54 il ff? Q: I at 1 My, . J ,,:.,.,t ,,k, , .:,t, Q , ., E CAN I , .EGE T er Eeeoxzcamown ' fL ' ji ,,,. M M: ' 15141,-f :wr-if f ff ,lr ,f V aiisviitr. an TOP LEFT: Eric Stansbury and B.B. Smith show off victory souvenirsg TOP RIGHT: Mary Alta Hill stuffs a few napkins LEFT: Dave Cox and The Wife after graduation: ABOVE: Ed Priest and Laurie Mudjeski say goodbye before leaving for Kansas City: LEFT: Joey Stewart had rather be doing something else. . . ik BELOW: Lisa Maupin sings The Rose for the Gong Show audienceg RIGHT: Rick Stansbury with the Cool Blue lookg MIDDLE LEFT: I-'red Parker checks out for the weekend: BOTTOM RIGHT: the serious side ofjay Robison: BOTTOM LEFT: Dean George reads one of his infamous editorials. if fi Q, J ,gl , f in M M, ,I wi WK ak 2 NW' J' ,, , , ffyfnwi ' ' f' fM,w,M2 s Q -,:f.,i,f,- , , 1' I Q i x , , , V Mig! ,i at ,. f , , , ' I x ia -, L K , S TOP LEFT: Donna Overmoyer chats over lunchg TOP RIGHT: Mark Jewell, Gary Mounce and Marty Osterman are caught in their unfortunately familiar attireg MIDDLE LEFT: Mail Call: ABOVE: Kathy Downing needs one more cup ofcofleeg LEFT: Frank Schizo-Frazier with the big one that got away. X,5VlLL5 ' X X O 07 V 0 350 ' 9 1981 2 M ,- Q, ORGANIZATIONS A ' GD no E wp fi TJ or A W 1 ,ln i 1 5 -- bn -- x . U lv , , ,Q ' .Y 12, if , ,.., u1,,,, , :,, H 4 y N Mi , , s Q Bapti t Student Union OFFICERS: Pres: Diana Adcock, V.P.: Kim Smith, Sec: Melody Brown, Treas: Nancy Caudill, Mission: Carol Delaney, Married Stud. Rep: B. B. Smith, Choir: Tim Nugent, Puppets: Jackie Johnson, Devotional: Randy Maynard, Evangelist: Scott Wilkins, Program: Scott Smoke Bryan, Fellowship: Melonie Suckow, Commuter Rep: Tony Rodgers, Faculty Rep: Dr. Frank Cheatham, Pastoral Rep: Jackie Carmi- cle, Enlistment: Bill Egbert, International Rep: Denise Gray. The Baptist Student Union is a campus wide organization open to any student who wishes to belong. There are three major thrusts in its objectives. The largest of these is the Impact Area which involves all types of ministry, i.e. BSU Choir, revival teams, puppets, clowns, drama troupe, student missions and coffeehouses. The Insight Area is aimed at student growth in a variety of activities such as Bible studies, devotions, prayer, retreats, seminars, and worship. The final area is that of Involvement with different groups on campus such as commuters, international and married students, athletics, and others. These three major thrusts make the Baptist Student Union a well rounded organization which offers everyone on campus an op- portunity on a weekly basis. Sponsor: Dean Finley, campus minister FRONT ROW - Henry McColIey, Jaimar Suarez, Melissa Norris, Ginger Barnett, Melonie Suckow, Terra Postlethwait, Eddie Boden, Susan Harris, Jackie Thompson, Kerry Lawson, Tim Nugent MIDDLE ROW - Julie Laramore, Janice Duvall, Tammy Hall, Sharon Ogle, Denise Gray, Moninda Monin, Naomi Schry, Treva Watkins, Leigh Ann Miller, Julie Bonnell, Ronda Harrington, Becky Durham, Linda Spears, Bill Egbert, Kim Smith, BACK ROW - Diana Adcock, Terry Delk, Jay Robison, Leland Smith, Cheryl Miley, Jennene Jackson, Donna Embry, Tony Rodgers, Robert Davis, Scott Kelien, David Akers, John Godby, Dwayne Fitzpatrick. George Bryant, Chris Rieber, Eric Fearing, David Trimble, Jeff Eaton, Randy Maynard, Scott Wilkins. 64 BSU Choir s,,,.,,..m-- Raw. 3 ,, kX S FRONT ROW - Kim Smith, Jackie Thompson, Denise Gray, Becky Durham, Ronda Harrington, Julie Laramore. Julie Bonncll. Janice Duvall, Sharon Ogle, Treva Watkins, MIDDLE ROW - Donna Embry, Jennene Jackson, Leigh Ann Miller, Sonja Melson. Susan llarris. Billie Cox, Debra Toone, Linda Spears, BACK ROW - Dwayne Howell, Robert Davis, Mike Bone, Eddie Boden. Leland Smith. David Akers, George Bryant, Henry McColley, Jay Robison, John Godby, Kerry Lawson, Dave Martin. BSU Clo s Andy Cundiff, Burma Hamby, Ramona Pendley, Janet Casteel, Carol Delaney. BSU Council uw Ji gf' fm -f' S It 1 1, pg-E af NG , Q xky, 1-.ti FRONT ROW - Tony Rodgers, Scott Bryan, Leland Smith, Tim Nugent, Jakie Carmicle, MIDDLE ROW - Kim Smith, Melva Curry, Melonie Suckow, Jackie Johnson, Denise Gray, Jennene Jackson, BACK ROW - Diana Adcock, Nancy Cuudill, Randy Maynard, Scott Wilkins, Dean Finley, Leigh Ann Miller. SU uppets Jackie Johnson, Susan Harris, Sharon Ogle, Denise Gray. Collegiate Chorus FRONT ROW - Vaughan Walton, Shelly Lobb, Debbie Kidwell, Debby Hazelip, Cary Peach, Robert Davis, Drew Mills, MIDDLE ROW - Nona Drumheller, Lisa Gupton, Carol Robinson, Mark Shelton, Cory Mills, Eric Allen, BACK ROW - Lisa Wright, Kelly Capps, Jill Vidito, Phil Shelton, David Mize, Jeff Locke, Kevin Moore. l if :rs f 4 L W O 'r' , .nf A f, . 4 FRONT ROW - Robert Feshour. Tim Miller. Gerald Chalin. Melonie Suckovv. Kathy Mills, Mary Hill. MIDDLE ROW - Michael Austin. James Hatcher. Gary Vidito. Teresa Clark. Patty lfarmer. Renee Chin. Diana Walters. BACK ROW - Steve Miley. Tim lfooks. Dave Martin, Steve Griffith. Debbie Woodhouse. Shelley Tinch. Kim Williams, u ic Educator ational Conference V 5 ,,,i, Gerald Chaiin, FRONT ROW - Kim Williams, Debbie Kidwell, Michael Austin, Debby Hazelip, Lisa Gupton SECOND ROW - Cary Peach, Becky Reed, Kelly Capps, Larry Reed, Diana Walters. Church Music Conference FRONT ROW - Greg Harry, Robert Davis, Cary Peach, Steve Miley, SECOND ROW - Dwayne Fitzpatrick Becky Durham, Kerry Lawson, THIRD ROW - Eric Fear- ing, Ron Smith, Gary Vidito, Cory Mills, Jerry Howerton a apti t Young Women SEATED - Denise Gray, Cheryl Miley, Juanita Clarkson, Ruth Dyer, Terra Postlethwait SECOND ROW - Sylvia Morris Cadvisorj, Julie Winn, Donna Overmoyer, Nita Brum- mett, Becky Durham, Deborah lVlcCandless, THIRD ROW - Joy Hughes, Becky Over- moyer, Linda Spears, Treva Watkins, Elizabeth Slemp. Fellowship Chri tian Ministries tl 'MEF FRONT ROW - Robert Fauver, Pam Farley, Patrick Wilkerson, SECOND ROW - Bill Egbert, Robby Gray, Carol Delaney, Gary Case BACK ROW - Rick Risas, Gary Harvey, Jerry Kibbons fadvisorl, Mart Harrison. The Campbellsville Singers TY S-A wx, 'Q ff X f X an ,f ' N we V ' M f W ff sf gm M Mi W wmmwmn W .,h,Q,:g,,, 4: Y .Y-. Auf, Q. T.. si at 1344! 112, , wiv ,War Left to right: Drew Mills, Libby Black, Debbie Hazelip, and Steve Miley. Below: David Mize plays the piano. H'-1'-w andbell Choir t 1 O rg Qs... 5 LEFT TO RIGHT - Treva Watkins, Patty Dixius, Linda Spears, Greg Harry. Robin Watson. Julie Winn. Donna Harry. Brenda Simmons. Mike Searcy. Duane Fitzpatrick, Erick Fearing. Dr. Ronnie Smith fdireetorj. Chorale O.-A ' F mm ' FRONT ROW - Debbie Kidwell, Debby Hazelip, Cary Peach, Rob Freshour, Gerald Chafin. Diana Walters. Melonie Suekow, SECOND ROW- Renee Chin, Lisa Gupton, Carol Robison, Eric Fearing. Tim Miller, Cory Mills. Michael Austin. Patty Farmer. Janice Yong. Kathy Mills. THIRD ROW - Nona Drumheller. Jill Vidito, Robert Davis. Tim Fooks, James Hatcher. Gary Vidito. Mary Hill, Shelley Tinch. FOURTH ROW - Kelly Capps, Mark Shelton. Drew Mills. David Mize. Jeff Locke. Steve Miley. David Martin. Steve Griffith. Debbie Woodhouse. he Maple Trail Staff U I' , x . -- Nw---.Q-.-l...i an + ..,XX MWMMQ W. -' 153, , x Editor - Danny England Layout Editor -Greg White Copy Editor - JeffWhite Photographers -Joel McKee Gale Pierce Bounchan Vongsurith Planning - Yvonne Grier Typists - Sharon Ogle Donna Godbey Artist - David England Advisor - Dr. Robert L. Doty Sigma Zeta From left: Donna Godbey, Kelly Capps, Robert Netherland, Greg White tv. pres.J, Dr. Frank Cheatham tadvisorj, Jeff Crask. Ben Mac- Qualude, Mr. Tom Jeffries, Jeff White tpres.J, Dr. Milton Rogers fadvisory, Mr. Harlie White, Dr. Derryl Stagg. Not pictured: Dave Cox ttreusurerj, Shiela Matney tsecretaryj, John Floyd, Pam Voelker, John Voelker. i i elf'-3? EMT XF in 'W iiei C ilk so W N it W M or fi lif t tt., t 5 - gg i w :., !QMN..,,bmQ ' We NK l Dr. Derryl Stagg in class with Dave Cox and Greg White. The ward inning Campu mes Staff N ' ,hug , i ww,- WW: Am M www ' la we ww ww i ABOVE: Tom McDonald, Editor. LEFT Barb Duvall and Gale Pleree Staff Writers. BELOW: Richard Swihart, Sports Edltor and Steve DAVIS Ass1stantEd1tor 1 f f if q sq X vw, E N Sm. Social orkers in Progress its FRONT ROW - Patricia Hampton, Tami Hall, Leslie Torre, Renie Pipe. SECOND ROW - Bobby Bowe. Frank Stallings, Becky Overmoyer, Dr, Warren Hamby tsponsorl. BACK ROW - Phil Brumback, Don Watson. Fred Parker. George Bryant. Student ational Education Association 'NF N 4 FRONT ROW - Pam England, Anita Crabtree, Londa Spears. BACK ROW - Celia Pendleton, Nancy Caudill, Karen Bowles, Dr, Drewry Meece tsponsorb. Phi Beta ambda 3 ,qmwsa FRONT ROW - Pam Evans, Tonya Arnold, Carol Elmore, Tammy Curry, Patti Wayne. MIDDLE ROW -Janet Kessler and Alice Watts tadvisorsj, Jeff Eaton, Donnie Christie, Randall Price. BACK ROW - Les Beard, Greg Rice, James Wallace, Jimmy Ferguson, Harry Scalos Qadvisorj. hysieal Education i ajor and Minors . .1 FRONT ROW - Rick Sandlin, Mike Van DeWaIle, Keith French, Susan Whatley. BACK ROW - Ron Wller, Freddy Morris, Mike Lavoie, David Voelker. Danny Davis tadvisorj. lpha Rho Tau FRONT ROW - Mrs. Downing, Loretta Collins, Karen Thompson, Elizabeth Slemp, Ruth Dyer BACK ROW - Frank Leake, Debbie Kecton, Wayne Daugherty, Gary Ford. ,, 'af' ,guy ' J gli lloll i ' Vfrs' 5 gy 1 2 ,o,, i W W V ufjg 5 ABOVE - A look at two typical art students. RIGHT V VVV: Ayf' 1 X , - Loretta Collins puts the finishing touches on a sign LQ ,,V, V H for the homecoming parade. f7 'i ir' Harlequin fix. KNEELING - Lisu Maupin. Rick Howerlon. STANDING - Beverly Finley. Julie Winn. Rondu llurringlon. :Xl llurdy. Del bie Lowe. James Hatcher. Kyle Winn. Carlyle Baker, Beverly Tineh. Mary Hill. Shelly Tineh. Lisa Wright. LEFT - Brad Johnson adds u touch ot' emotion: ABOVE: Gary Cuse and Stephanie Mohley hold their ground. Jazz Band FRONT ROW - Michael Austin, Deborah Walters, Donna Godbey, Mindy Dakin, Ramona Pendley, Diana Walters, BACK ROW - Mark Huges, Mr. Dallas Blair, James Hatcher, Don Nichols, Jim Moore, David Marlin, Mark Shelton, Gary Vidito, rill Team A. As.. ' an - fr, .X ff - 'M ff ww lf 'ii . ...X Y . . 1 U U Wi -- . W -2 -X'-K K 'N Q-ff.. -1. . Qc..-gm,f::ff,M-wr. .,-- .. .1-fda -aw,-2. . aaaa . EY X c W X Q is v N X , X K 5 Xxx, R wi ll be X wa, K N Q N Y QA I HN QR mg NNY .T 1 ,rg X 3 W Y' N N H x - if rl L X i Xi xx, T cc X N, we wa, c K Q X X , - N - i . T X - .. .- M we ..,i lr XX.X,g rr, Aggq ,, ,kk , L.....: . ge T X ' W 'fl -- .. f?i,zagQi Eji fijg-fra K W Y i n k? if , 3g.:::- W ----- FIRST ROW - Libby Black, Mary Alta Hill, Teresa Clark, Phyllis Luttrel, Karen Rayle, SECOND ROW: Debby Johns. Trudy Edwards, Rhonda Wilcoxson, Billie Sue Renfro, Naomi Shry, Janice Yong. Rhonda Wilcoxson, co-captain: Nancy French, coordinator: Teresa Clark, co-captain. X,5NHLL5 ' x O 07 UN MOV' '47 Co cf' 'fm .C 2 WEN fn A ' cu X AO DED xx XX SQ , W7 , Q, x' 'Q R D , 'W 'M Tiger asketball And they're off! It's Campbellsville College out of the gate first and leaving the field. But wait! The Tigers are in trouble. The field is closing in. Down the stretch, the Tigers regain their com- posure to win it going away . . . to Kansas City. The Tigers won their first eight games before taking what was supposed to be a few days off for Christmas. Lack of funds prevented Coach Cunningham from bringing the boys back to early practice. Throw in injuries and a flu bug and the Tigers lost seven of their next twelve games. When everyone fexcept the team! had lost hope, the Tigers put it all together to reel off eight straight victories, including KIAC and District 32 Championships. The final record of 21-8 was the best ever at Campbellsville College. James Boulware, though hampered by a groin injury, led the Tigers with a 20 point, 12.5 rebound average. Cecil Ellis netted 16.3 points per outing with Rick Stansbury chipping in 12.3. Playmaker Joey Stewart dished out 308 assists during the season for an average of 11.4 per game. 1980-81 Tigers Opp Northern Kentucky 83 69 Belmont 92 82 Georgetown 80 72 Belmont 77 71 Bellarmine 95 87 Berea 71 65 Northern Kentucky 90 71 Centre 81 73 Cumberland 75 79 Union 71 70 Thomas More 102 87 Centre 83 73 Cumberland 71 73 Pikeville 90 75 Transylvania 84 75 Thomas More 78 92 Kentucky State 69 74 Pikeville 87 90 Clinch Valley 84 94 Berea 101 106 Union 90 64 Clinch Valley 86 68 Georgetown 82 74 KIAC TOURNEY Georgetown 91 85 Pikeville , 102 100 Cumberland 86 83 DISTRICT 32 TOURNEY ' Pikeville 85 71 Cumberland 86 74 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNEY Kearney State, Neb. 96 106 Front row: Joey Stewart, Cecil Ellis, Rick Stansbury, Jeff Gumm, Marty Bailey, John Godby fMgr.J. Back row: Coach Terry Wright, Kevin Grey, Ed Priest, James Boulware, Fred Parker, Coach Lou Cunningham. Left: James Boulware sends one home: Below: Rick Stansbury from deep in enemy territory: Bottom left: Joey Stewart deals in the Land of Giantsg Bottom right: Fred Parker turns on at tourney time. 1 U J . t ,. .... ...Ts y .. W . X ' ' S X -. kk Waf4Q!iwfft1-ff - tt + t .1 if ' u:N1.....t Nrwg 87 jf w ww v. 4. ,f ,,- 88 ,,Z' ff ,, N ,, ' 'iz ' ' i Y it ' ef X f ff '. x X tt f Y X '0 f-: - x ' t it ....-.-..-...-. 4 W K . S,- I WW 4 its 1. . ,wk K. s . M L Top row from left: Cecil Ellis slides through for two, Fred Parker goes high for a tip-in. Alley-oop for James Boulxxare. Kevin Jughead Grey looks for ti pass inside. Bottom row from left: Big Ed Priest mus- cles his way to the hoop. Assistant Coach Terry Wright insults Rick Stansbury during Z1 break in practice. James Boulware gets two by finesse, Jeff Gumm in his face , 89 ansas City - How Sweet It W sl Competing in the NAIA National Tournament for the first time, the Tigers proved they could play ball with anyone in the country. Without the services of All-American James Boulware and overshadowed by a much larger team, the Tigers were very unsure of themselves in the early going. Finding them- selves down by as many as 25 points in the second half, some changes had to be made. It was obvious that a controlled offense wasn't working, so Coach Lou Cunningham turned his horse loose. What followed was a run and gun show put on by the Tigers that had nearly everyone in Kemper Arena cheer- ing them on. The Tigers cut the lead to 3 points with just two minutes remain- ing and had to foul in order to gain possession. Kearney St. calmly sank the free throws which resulted in the final l08-96 score. Fred Parker dazzled the crowd with 23 spectacular points and Rick Stansbury pumped in l9 from long range. Frosh. Jeff Gumm tallied 17 points while adding 9 assists. Cecil Ellis and Ed Priest chipped in 15 and ll points respectively. . X. . . ,-ft. V is tw X '- ' 9' ww A . A A M! Ai L. eats . 1 bn-f ,J TOP LEFT: The Tigers warming up before the game, trying to acquaint themselves with both the large crowd and arena, ABOVE: Coach Lou Cun- ningham gives linal instructions before the Tigers take the floor. BOT- TOM LEFT: The Tigers huddle to plot a new strategy. BELOW: Opera- tion Run and Gun in action. I , ay .wirv Q, 'Z mia bmi rv C G. .Ulf .N l 1 A T ---W wwf ftrt ' f ' .N Via A A if A QW ,310 . afi , r-. 12- Ft 3- ,, T 3-L ra 5 ,Q ,JP lf' ... -K olf Season I Par Excellence Bellarmine Invitational Cumberland Invitational Transylvania Invitational Georgetown Invitational Centre Invitational Berea Invitational KIAC State Tournament District Tournament WON LOST PLACE 10 4 6 4 Third Second First First Second Second Third Second Living up to the pre-season expectations of Coach Ron Coleman, the Tigers were shooting for a trip to the national tournament. In every match they entered, the 1981 Tigers finished at least in the top three. Their trip to Texas was cut short when they lost to Berea by just two strokes in the Dis- trict. Their final season tally was a superb 48 wins against only 8 defeats. Leading the way were Gary Allen and Brian Leake who both finished with a 76.2 stroke average. Freshman Jim Perkins averaged 78.6, John Gupton 82.6, and Mark Jewell 87.2. . ith' Lt, 3 ,rw 1 gg, tat. . .,, -me 4' 3 'wir 'w'av llvyiw 1 rxffitjfi .4 ed Hllgggglli Wm auf.: 2,3 S is F? F? Hi! fm? fs -, K t l My is-asm H .C ' 6 6 I - . . .' kt I I 553544 1 lf' K-.Lb , - Q' A I-1 N . . . L? ' . - . K .1 x .EY . ..,,,wu-ww 9 1 Lad Tiger Basketball At first glance, many wondered what had happened to Coach Donna Wise's Lady Tigers. After a suc- cessful 79-80 campaign their record stood at only 4- 5 after nine games. What many people didn't notice was that three of those losses were to Division I powers with the other two occurring in a place called South Carolina. Although their record suf- fered, the experience they gained proved invaluable at the end of the season. Winning 14 oftheir next 17 games, the Lady Tigers found themselves playing in the AIAW Region II Tournament in North Carolina. The Lady Tigers were once again led by senior Betty Conover who averaged 21.6 points and 12 rebounds per game. Sophomore Bonita Scott scored at a 17.5 clip per contest whilejunior Cathy Settle scored 13 points per outing and claimed 10 rebounds. With its best recruiting year ever, the 1981-82 edition of the Lady Tigers could surpass these accomplishments. 1980-81 Tigers Opp Pikeville 85 69 Cumberland 85 59 Western Ky. Univ. 66 121 Eastern Ky. Univ. 72 98 Kentucky Wesleyan 77 84 Georgetown 79 70 Alice Lloyd 107 52 South Carolina State 61 73 College of Charleston 83 103 Midway 77 63 Alice Lloyd 72 46 Pikeville 82 69 Bellarmine 81 70 Georgetown 93 75 Kentucky State 66 75 Centre 115 62 Morehead State Univ. 48 115 Kentucky Wesleyan 92 76 Cumberland 79 54 Bellarmine 69 59 Vanderbilt 68 78 Kentucky State U 2 0 Midway 82 50 DIVISION II STATE TOURNEY Georgetown 76 52 Bellarmine 89 71 AIAW DIVISION II REGIONAL Lenoir-Rhyne 54 84 Covenant 90 73 Elon 75 91 t tForfeit Carmella Esaray, Katie Wilkerson, Susan Whatley, Bonita Scott, Nancy Caudill, Betty Conover, Jennifer Myers, Cathy Settle Pam Crawford, Debbie Marshall, Tammy Wilson, Coach Donna Wise. K 'Moves Lili L11 . ' N si Above: The Wiz updates the plan ofattackg Top right: Intimidation by Jen- nifer Myersg Below: Bo Scott shoots over Betty Conover's pick: Bottom right: Tammy Wilson fires from outside. , ,wr X Q. 54 J c i W -Z Below: Bonita Scott hands out another assist. Bottom: A trap is set by Pam Crawford and Susan Whatley. Right: Cathy Settle moves into rebounding position for Jennifer Myers' jumper, Bottom right: Pam fights for the lane as Betty puts up two. Far right: The familiar 2-3 Lone. if .t,i ff N ,L N no ,, ,www W tr 'Qf an Q V Qt Wet' if' Hn yy :VIZ A? W VW fm, f Ill 4 fl ,MAG 4 X ,. Q' I i S 3 IA ,ff My I Q 6 i tlitt if , 1,3 ,VV, Q AAF V J, ft 94 X f, 4 4 'W 2 l . . wma. . . Betty Conover All-American Since her arrival in the fall of 1977, Betty Con- over has done many things. Perhaps highlighting her spectacular career at Campbellsville College was being named AIAW third team All- American. Her many other achievements in- clude: All KWIC Tournament, All AIAW Region, and All KIAC teams, the leading scorer in Campbellsville College history and the all- time leading women's scorer in Kentucky. In 109 games, she hit double figures 105 times. She scored 20 or more points in 58 games and on twelve occasions topped 30 points. Her 2,338 total points average out to 21.6 points per outing while her career rebounding average is a hefty 12.4. Her field goal percentage after four years is 59.6. These many accomplishments on court of- ten overshadowed the zeal she showed off-court. She gained equal respect off the basketball court with the Christian witness she never failed to radiate to the people around her. 95 Tiger Baseball is +-- ' KNEELING - Len Kearney, Vince Salyers, Joe Prewitt, Jimmy Fuqua, Gary Nance, Dave Kohl, Tim Percell. STANDING - Coach Danny Davis, Ricky Drake, Kenny Beard, Jimbo Sabo, Kevin Bones Roberts, Donnie Richardson, Ron Blanton, Tim Highbaugh, Brian Zietz, Rusty Broughton, Tony Irvin, Paul P.J. Johnson, Paul Brady, R. W. Wise-Statistician. Univ. of Louisville Centre Troy State Univ. Ripon College Florida St. Univ. Monmouth College Indiana Univ. SE Wayne St. Univ. L19-51 WC7-41, L15-lj Lf 10-25 WQ9-OJ Lf 19-41 LC23-35, WQ6-55 LCI3-05 LCI8-63, L18-51 Union WC5-35, L13-21 Thomas Moore Wf21-173, L16-41 Berea WQ8-21, WC7-OJ Georgetown WQ7-51, WU3-11 Thomas Moore Wf5-21, WU2-25 Berea WCS-lj, WQ3-25 Georgetown WC6-21, WC14-33 CONFERENCE PLAY-OFFS Union L14-25 Kentucky State LL-16-145, L19-85 Centre LU2-63, WQIO-OJ Western Ky. Univ. L11 1-41 The 1981 Tiger Baseball Team experienced as many ups and downs as one would have on a roller coaster ride. Af- ter a successful fall campaign, all eyes were set on the national tourney. But after winning only three of their first eleven games these expectations went down the drain. Adding to problems was a bad-hop grounder that left freshman Donnie Richardson with a severe case of amnesia. Keeping their spirits up, the Tigers fought back to win twelve of their next fourteen games. In winning their division, the Tigers were pitted against Union in the conference play-offs. Again the roller coaster went down as they fell 4-2. In dropping four of their last five games the Tigers finished with a 16-15 slate. Senior Tim Highbaugh finished with a 5-7 record although he was 4- 1 in the conference. Flame-throwing junior Rick Drake showed promise by striking out 85 batters in 76 innings. Sophomore Ron Blanton led the team in hits, RBI's, and home runs. Richardson was the best hitter at a .391 clip. Graduating only two seniors, Jimmy Fuqua and Tim Highbaugh, the 1982 Tigers should be a big hit. LEFT - Coach Danny Davis seems concerned. BELOW - Tim Highbuugh and his curveball. BOTTOM LEFT - Donnie Richardson shows proper form. BOTTOM RIGHT - Tim Percell studies the pitcher's move. qsgl 'kr A -ai L Q o wen iss X K fs 7 S-fps A -' 1 W if J A 5 L. f 'iff Nh ws L 1. 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M 1.11 ,-Q' -ktn 4j4..'.,.,,,g3.QQ f If :At .M - -fig. wks .3 ...5 My ., . -' - -. r - . . -t, 4, .f N if 33 . wmv- ..k, ' Tig R' R.A, . , we ffiff . t . Q. W9 f ffil'l.,.f'5,SfkIi'kif5'iJ'Ii Y., Q' . K -,.,, Qi . . K- ' --5 ,.... ,,.,.gi,ffW 5 ,fm .gg-.K -.hA K 5431. 4' j1s..WQg: i f -W ' ff f i. wp., .kk, ,Q-is i-nuff it ITV g 1 'f wfai tfizifyftt .iq SLN J X- Q ,S . t K 1 Q,.. .., .. W . ,.. LJ., 4 -. K . - . .,,,,,. 7,i' 55 Nu, M I Y .s .w,,f, .. 1 I ey 4 . Md' if 1 K ' ,x.. .,.,,- X,A,XQ M. . Q, was :V 'Wx J-'Xl-v Q ABOVE - Joe Prewitt scrambles back to first. RIGHT - Ron Blanton A provides the target. M Q' 35 2 fr fwj.! BATGIRLS: STANDING - Karen Case, Suzanne Moblcy, Debbie Johns, Diunnu Wilkerson, Libby Kearney. KNEELING - Muriu Rios, Phyllis Lultrell, Karen Ruyle. iger Netters Breeze T K.C. The 1981 edition ofthe Tiger tennis team became the first ever to earn their way to the NAIA National Tournament in Kansas City. Early season favorites to win both the conference and District 32 championships, the Tigers let no one down. Their final record was 12-5 with three ofthose losses coming to such heavyweights as Marshall University, Xavier, and Bellar- mine. While being shut-out in only one match, the Tigers aced their opponents seven times. Going into District 32 tournament action, the Tiger netters had won 118 matches and lost only 38. In the District tournament, Jeff Barbour, Roger Cobb, Bill Sadler, Steve Cantrall all won their seeded positions with Murhl Searcy finishing as runner-up of his. By losing three players to graduation, Coach Ronnie DOC Smith could have a hard time playing an encore in 1982. Y ...1 if . ....,. -. ,. . ., a re lr it i l t i... ri K 1' .1 .mfs -1 A ,Y te ....,x.il f' .mf,.a.Qsy. - as ,T la-1. W--at KU A HATE? A-EA W i 1 13 Y ' K Vs' x' -Y in Q... ', .Q 45. 3- ' .1 1 x ,f 4 NL., . lx, - as 3 1,9 ,H . ,, FROM LEFT: Coach Ronnie DOC Smith. Steve Canlrall, Bill Sadler, Roger Cobb, Gary Mounce. Jeff Barbour, Murhl Searcy. and Coach Donnie Christie. TOP PHOTO: Senior Donnie Christie provided some very exciting moments for everyone. IOO wwgxs' Y -.. , K .N fait., 4 I A mwKiarw,,. '4 , 6, --1. . . , 1 V --1. . A TOP LEFT: Number one doubles team Jeff Barbour and Murhl Searcy made their second straight appearance in KC. TOP RIGHT: Murhl Searcy plays the net. MIDDLE RIGHT: Roger Cobb returns a deep volley. RIGHT: Bill Sadler is a picture of concentration. ABOVE: Gary Mounce gets ready to pounce. 2? Sea-me Q-wan. .f5t.z.3., f 'L f r e-.M wi 4? S I lilj ii is . - I w g te ,--ff. :fy 55gS255:g'ria :? sfg 5 I ai li qg sfs g . t filly Ugg' M. N A. - .... U: S . f 55is,, , T ftwafmaee -H5515 if I or ,Q ,..--nf. 198' 5 ' .. Hi ..., Q. 3 I 12 .19 f ffl . ww .I I . ,,.. 'I I sr, fi! K L21 ff, J X ,, 6 ,. 1 , M fix , M 2 ' I I ,.' 4 V l l .I K X25 ..,.,,, 101 Lad Tiger Tenni Although the 1980-81 Lady Tiger tennis team finished with a 5-6 record, they should be commended for their perseverance. Without coach until former Tiger standout Gene Hornback stepped in, the Lady Tigers overcame many obstacles. Making up for their youth and inexperience with enthusiasm, the Lady Tigers deserve much respect for their determined efforts. With the vast amount ofexperience they acquired, the Lady Tigers are sure to make some racket in the KWIC in 1982. 102 Left to Right: Jane Hamilton, Karen Robertson Ernie Cark Peg The Horse Thacker Cindy Lowe Coach mean Gene Hornback Carol Allen Hornback, Penny Beasley. .--- -yfwwwwwfwmmmwwmwn , if Lady Tiger Softball FRONT ROW: Carmella Esaray, Karen Cambell, Debbie Marshall, Sheila Everly, Tammy Wilson: MIDDLE ROW: Susan Whatley, Sherry Slaven, Stephanie Mobley, Katie Wilker- son, Kathy Bertram, Cathy Settle: BACK ROW: Coach Donna Wise, Pam Crawford, Perri Warren, Brenda Shaner, Betty Conover, Coach Mike Lavoie. ,234 ' ffl , W , 44 104 f 14 , f TOP: Lou Ann Bishop concentrates on a base hit: ABOVE AND ABOVE LEFT: Grover and Sherry make up the battery. twirldivf 3 '54 ,W-:bar , c .od at i if 4 ff' W T :N w? Qw ' H' ,,-J-Ya. A l i V ww f',' MM W .A , LEFT: Tammy Wilson circles under a pop-up: BELOW: Debbie Marshall tags up for a fly ball: MIDDLE LEFT: Brenda Shaner cuts off a base hit: BOTTOM RIGHT: the Wiz and Sherry Slaven wait for a chance to score: BOTTOM LEFT: Pam Crawford awaits her turn as Debbie Marshall swings away. E Si L' X,5Vl LL5 I X FACULTY 1 0 ,77 0 fav m ofa I' 1981 Q' ' 2 JEEP I m ADMINISTRATION A GD A x 106 '.- ff I--.M gwm ? Z M, President and Mrs. W.R. Davenport Board of Trustees 3 NSR -1 . .. Q' n .. 4. ,if Qvakiils. 833531 .gawk f Dean Robert S. Clark Vice-President of Academics Mr. J. Alvin Hardy Vice-President of Business Affairs Q O V ICC-PI'SS1dCI1tS ' in, . I l ia.. V ii fi . W , ,, ,. , , a, if ,'i iiiei r . .W vt .aea f' ,,i, i i f ' Dr. H. E. Coker Vice-President of Advancement Mr, Danny E. Flanagan Vice-President for Student Life 109 ivi ion Chairmen so X Dr. Robert L. Doty Humanities Mr. Larry Reed Fine Arts Mr. Harlie White Natural Science my 94 X l Dr. Drewry Meece Professional Studies W Mr. Bobby R. Himes Social Sciences I aw' rl FACULTY Carlos Anderson Social Work William Bennett Political Science 53 X f UG X slgg W lbs X ,ig 5' ..,:: . , or K5 r 'X if we ko .r g - . .c I 5 Don Bishop Health and P.h. Sr . I-:E 1 3212: 3 Q Dallas Blair Music is S1333 1 hladio Bolunos bpanish Anna B. Boone Education New 53 x . ,Sl- M Mark Bradley Music Tom Caldwell Psychology Dr. Frank Cheatham Mathematics Tommy Clark Art Lou Cunningham Health 8: P E Dr. Danny Davis Health SL P.E. 2? ,i Qt, 1 ,, Wzifii f 0, f ,Q , ,K 'S M3131 'fx Q 2::'-7Q'1L,.,, ' 1091 1 Catherine Downing r Dr. Craig Funderburg Psychology .mf MWWMWW Carol Garrison Education Q WW 2 , f, Aix? iii? Nl, f:i,E5?7',, iw? Warren Hamby Sociology L. M. Hamilton English Tom Jeffries Physical Sciences L, D. Kennedy English 8: Journalism Janet Kessler Secretarial Science Jerry Kibbons Religious Education Dr. Shirley Meece English Russ Mobley Speech 84 Drama James Moore Music ,xt William Myles Education Donna Pirouz French 8: German Darlene Reed Music Frances Roberts English Dr. Milton Rogers Biology Harry Scalos Acctg. 8: Gen. Bus. 5 fwfr ,rf wi ling... Q Et s s s '. '4- ..., .4 -1 -. 1 I' . .N n Ann .I Jqzx , t - 'sf :' v'i,s. vt . ,ss ' an '. u-su na 14 ' ng Q ,I u who s ., 5.-,,x,..,,. .sn ' Q of . Q34 s ' ' o , - JJ.- f . . . Q - n ff '.s'v'o' Q . Q w 'Q an .s ... n n Dr. Ronnie Smith Music Dr. Derryl Stagg Physical Science Dr. Robert Street Christian Studies Elisabeth Tate Education Dr. Edwina Thedford Music Dr. Gilbert Tredway History ...X 'sc 1? i Alice Watts Accounting SL Gen. Bus. Donna Wise Health 8: P.E. Pearl Anderson Psychology Mark Hughes Church Recreation Nevalyn Moore Music H. R. Richardson Biology -TEE., NTNXY. 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' sf fs' L Admini trative Staff i f?'z twdx. mi ,Q ,wit .4 'et Jackie Akridge Marilyn Beard Belinda Berry Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor Food Services Director vpn- Exit was Robert Bottoms Business Office Services l l8 Patricia Cowherd Registrar wr Dr. James Coates Ron Coleman Director of Admissions Coordinator of Academic Counseling ' I I V K wwwwwwvww .,,.,.V , 5 Phyllis Cundiff Paul Dameron College Nurse Director of Financial Aid W li! Z 2 H Dean Finley Campus Minister Mary Frances Keltner Accountant 8: Office Coordinator Nancy McKenney Library W D , wwf ,AL Virginia Flanagan Dr. Paul Horner Director of Alumni 84 Pub. Rel. Assistant to the President as . Paul Lambert Odell Leigh Admissions Counselor Director of Financial Development All in as F Sylvia Morris Brantley Parsley 119 Student Life Director Library Director v-...Ns AN NW magfii David Pierce Keith Johnson Aniece Watson Supl. of Buildings and Grounds Financial Aid Counselor Bookstore Manager Russ Mobley applauds the Homecoming parade while Dallas Blair looks on. l20 Clerical Staff ik 9. s fc is Peggy Aaron Teresa Elmore Majorie England Financial Aid Office Registrar s Office Library , ,fffjff Sharon Gowin Martha Harrison Admissions Office Business Office Patricia Leggett Advancement Office Library ,, - ,,?z ,V ,,.-v ' ,,..,.,, , ,www Lynn Mackie Penni Nugent Diane Rogers Business Office Development Office Alumni and P.R. I t 1 ,W Ta gf Q' t Rita Stagg Emma Todd Gertrude Wade Alumni and P.R. Business Office Business Office Debbie Whitler Jennie Stotts Admissions Office Secretary to the President Dorm Director X i 'wh Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howerton - South Hall lf K Mrs. Lelu Walker - Stapp Hall WW mil Rick and Marty Sandlin - North Hall l23 A Cafeteria and Maintenance . .ww .asf ' 'pi x 4' 4 5 N L E midi TOP LEFT: Lucy Parrish, Phylis Coppage, Peggy Bright, Brenda Gribbons, Benita Tucker, Lelty Caldwell. ABOVE: Edith Sapp. LEFT: Janet Johnson, Spencer Parker, Hammi Sullivan. BELOW: Terry Peters, Leroy Johnson, Ronnie Bishop. ik..em-'fi' ,- 'SER was 'M X: S 5 A f is ,- .. -.,,, .w 'S. .--1.5 'Se -z ' X, ,.,. . V 3 g fl -1 i a le ' ' 'L ' T S2 - exif' - Ri i i ' 2' 1 if ,- twfss, , - , Ae ,.,. s i M 105-as f 'Q .,.,. a- X 4 fe v sw tlv, , ' xiii g s Y. 'M' . 'fy -M xx Tiii Teachers Setting the Example X 52 6. X Left: William Bennett passes a billg Below: Brantley Par- sley helps Mary Garrett with the library's computer system g Middle left: Jim Moore and Gary Vidito com- pare beardsg Bottom left: .lerry Kibbons remembers his college days at the Senior Banquetg Bottom right: Ron Coleman and Hasan El'Amouri work out a schedule. mf' l e up 6 Qfilvx WW 54 1 I A-M 125 3 M Q .U 4 .nl i QQ .L Clockwise from top left: Kathy Downing helps with the Art Club floatg Robert Street studies for ll pop quizg Drewry Meece opts for the Nbreaded mystery meat g Larry Reed clears the boardg Eladio Bolanos and Russ Mobley on the air at the Student-faculty soccer game. 126 ' K wail Yis'? Left: Mr. gl Mrs. L. D. Kennedy. Mr. 8: Mrs. Tom Jel- fries and Camille, and Mr. gl Mrs. L. M. Hamilton at the Faculty picnic: Middle row: Jerry Kibbons with his daughter Cathy, Danny Davis, and Don Bishop enjoy the homecoming parade: Bottom left: Sylvia Morris jokes with Pam Riggs: Bottom right: Dallas Blair on the way home. bw 24 A 9 . JZ .VV I V, 5.7 ,rf M 4 '-. U In .slr X n 27.47. N J A J- ' xx l27 128 The World We Face The atmosphere at Campbellsville College could not go unaffected by the year's events around the world. We saw the people of Poland stand up for their rights and terrorists in lran deny those of 52 Americans. We saw a new surge in American patriotism which could very well have begun when the United States hockey team captured the gold medal in the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid. This attitude was reinforced when we refused to participate in the summer games in Moscow as a protest to the Soviets' presence in Afganistan. America, with the help of a new president, reasserted itself as the leader of the free world. Y W 5 My it c d,.n -. 3 xxmwxw.. . - A , W4 ,ff ,N NB ft ,, vw ., . ,. .t ww- ra ,4- fd xt H st e M me at as , is X S Qi S Q ,Y s , ss X XNSS' 1 ss k iSS55st ' 1 awk- ' X .. I f Aj, . ,, f' 17' 'W 'mf' Violence seemed to escalate its path, earmarked by the assassination attempts on President Reagan and Pope John Paul II. On the home front, George Brett chased a .400 season while Mount St. Helens chased people from their homes. kfff' , a ' 'Q f' ' 2 ' U! 44 sat Uh zu A K S V 7 ' , Q' 14,4 H , , E. 5 A A , W A bww Y' at 129 Q bb ,mm i i all I! i Q 'C 130 With the successful launching of the US Columbia, America's first space shuttle, the United States became the undisputed leader of the space race. With the energy crisis upon us, a solar powered plane called the Courageous, conquered the British Channel. ERA suffered a blow when the Supreme Court ruled women not be in- cluded in the draft while Florida received blows as sink holes swallowed many homes. As always, world hunger seemed to grow progressively worse. 1 K 'Q ' ' F , Q M K 1 ' ' ii g y up M I W if a N, . L -. K V 1 1 ri 'T I was S Scsi 3 l. ERA gained face when President Reagan appointed Judge Sarah O'Connor as the first woman on the Supreme Court. Another young beau, Lady Diana Spencer, captured the attention when she accepted a proposal from Prince Charles. The US Nimitz experienced disaster when a mis- guided plane crashed on its deck. Perhaps the biggest tragedy of the year occurred when the major league baseball players went on strike leaving Americans with nothing to do. 'GPS-Sv J! Q. F Don ratcher Receives CC Art Award The first annual Campbellsville College Art Appreciation was presented to Dale Bratcher at the college library along with a reception in his honor. A silver plate was presented by Library Director Brantley Parsley and art instructor Tommy Clark to Mr. Bratcher and his wife for his contribution to the growth of art in Kentucky. He is well known in the area of Louisville and throughout Kentucky and surrounding states as one ofthe bet- ter artists painting Kentucky life today. 'fl' smwam.-M Rx gf to is fllI0l i WNW- it ABOVE: Mr. Don Bratcher displays his silver plateg LEFT: Mr, Bratcher jokes with a student who attended the reception: BELOW: From left to right: Mr. Tommy Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bratcher, Mr. Brantley Parsley. Miss Nancy McKinney, ,,r,,.,, V I , a 2. . Student overnment Association 16,7 2.347 ABOVE PICTURE: LEFT TO RIGHT - Cory Mills, Chief Justice: Lynn Kibbons, Vice-Presidentg Tammy Curry, Presidentg Trish Cummins, Secretary: Eric Allen, Treasurer. BOTTOM PICTURE - FRONT ROW: Dawn Essig, Debbie Bolanos, Sharon Ogle, Terry Delk, Danny England, Rhonda Harrington, Kathy Mills, Drew Mills. BACK ROW: Treva Watkins, Jay Robison, Lauri Mudjeski, Robert Davis, Patty Farmer, Jeff White, Scott Bryan, Dwayne Howell, Micheal Austin. at of ,QT Lip?-Z A .fd 5 .4 My l ,, as if O S4 ml' 51.5 gg.. 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' yf-9 'f , fy '77 ' ., 9 424 xv, wggaw M6 Wsrunenr mu 'wl534a,NVg-in 0 Q 'W' 1 J , ,, M Ill 1 U A ,,.,.. ull ll 5 .. fi J ' -mummy WI!!! a - ,.,.f 7f , ' ,ur , , E Q 22 if raduation: A New Beginning CLOCKWISE STARTING AT TOP LEFT: Grover and Mark Hughes finally graduate as Dr. Davenport enjoys the moment. Valedic- torian Becky Ford taking care ofher son, Ben. Mitzi Russell shares the occasion with her father. Mission Impossible: Danny England finally gets his diploma. Jeff White poses for a picture with Alumnus David England. Students took many paths to get to Campbellsville, and after arriving, they found many other paths to follow and many people to lead them -the teachers, the advisors, and the administrators. Eventually these paths endedg the leaders could lead no farther. This is when the students found out what education is - the process by which they gained the ability to make their own paths. E CLOCKWISE STARTING AT TOP RIGHT: Lt. Governor Martha Layne Collins delivered an inspiring challenge to the graduating seniors. Faculty members Harry Scalos, Gilford Tredway. and Virginia Flanagan were decked out also. Debbie Kidwell and Carol Hornback say goodbye. Ginger Barnett congratulates Deedee Smith. Austin Grif- fith says he's proud of his dad, Marvin. Ann Lamb President Susan Speer Secretary Beth Matthews Vice-president Lisa Wright Treasurer S Q ' l l iff . i QBl1fff?10f KQH?'WkY f i i P ghz '1 lI ilagizifMali?,l1FBSf'fL1i'fsin:SME: 1 A i 'yh' Ff ',. riff' 'fig 'LAV K'.k 5'fs,BS1z 'm A EV ' ' vii M,W-k55,g.k,,:,k,E555:ik,,,:W .,,,,,,-1, -,., ,Lk,k,. 5 7,kk ,..,k L.., .i .-,,.., - -.,. 1: --ff f-f-, - f- - f , , -V , f . . 11v f:1s1i.i::f,s,:1i.f,1h:f,.:sf'fsfi'f:f:m'fT-k'ELYi12:1f2,ii-21zz---:,ffrm' -.-,i'2sf:'ff--.Is'112 Qf,ifff'u '- wi,.1z:, -lc.f1-- ,112-f, 31: 131, wr. .-, '- fri- . - 11' . . f- v - - - K . f- -, I. , ,.f,.,,:: Q :IL . 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Coo er Kelly Capps Oakland, Kentucky Nancy Caudill Williamsburg, Ohio Music Education,fMath glfyfl Elementary Education BS BS X Earnie Clark Campbellsville, Kentucky Psychology BS William R Cordes p . Liberty, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Elementary Education Religious Education BS BS Loretta Collins Tompkinsville, Kentucky Art BS . felt: ,- 1 Q .. if K '. xt M-sqw.,.c.-ji hz.. .. ,ms f X Patricia Cunningham Campbellsville, Kentucky Elementary Education BS l I Kenneth Chappell ' , V Campbellsville, Kentucky -c g. 'Biologyflkychology S . iy,. . y BS X - S Q f kilr- - : . C S . Sf - N .1 , C X . 1 A i s : - Jim Collison Campbellsville, Kentucky Christian Studies BA Melva Curry Salem. Indiana Church Recreation BS 1 Q S 5 5 ' N ww w X N Q X X igxx kxggiv ZSEFSQ Wig Q S Q' Ng X Nix Q N K i f 'X 15 5 . ' Q SIM: ,1 N X h gixygiiii.. :Zi .. . . .. .Q 3 4 LKL. i 1 f L U ,. ge N - 1 - 1- -. t- .I K Nw 5 . 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Rex Ross Sherry Rowe Benita Sallee Linda Sallee George Salyer Linda Salyers Nancy Sanders Harry Scalos Bonita Scott Reginald Scott Ronald Shaw David Shephard John Shively Sarah Simmons Darren Smith Jeanie Smith Tim Smith Melissa Sprowles Melissa Stache Joey Stewart Patricia Stovall Mary Street Bob Street Vickie Strong Richard Swihart Theresa Tedder Peggy Thacker Annette Thompson Wayne Thornton Alan Todd John Ben Travis Joanne Vale Terry Vale Mike Van DeWalle Darrell Vance Vicki Vaughn Cheryl Vittitoe Jill Vidito Pam Voelker Steven Waldenga William Warren Michael Watson Michael Webb Barbara Weddle Sharon Wells Mary Werth Thomas Wethington John Whitaker Donna White Melissa White Ray Wiley Gloria Willett Marilyn Willett Donna Williams Laura Williams Debbie Wilson Tammy Wilson Tony Wilson Bradley Wise Randall Wise Roger Wise Norma Womack Deborah Woodhouse Terry Wright Gideon Yohannes Doris York Julie Young Doug Zike Clark Kent ditor's Note Our goal at the beginning of the year was to make the 1981 edition ofthe Maple Trail one ofthe best ever. In order to improve something you have to make changes. A few of the changes we made included adding 8 extra pages ofcolor, cutting opening theme from 16 pages to 6, giving the season results of all spring sports, and utilizing many intriguing layouts. In using approximately 150 more pictures than the 1980 edition, we attempted to include as many people as possible. Ex- tra money was also spent on the cover that we personally designed. As our dedication to the Dia- mond Jubilee, we took our division pages which are usually left blank and inserted old pictures we reproduced from years past. This yearbook is the culmination of many hours ofwork by many people. At the top of the list is the White brothers, Jeff and Greg. They, along with myself, spent Christmas break, spring break, and part of the summer planning and putting together this yearbook. They each had many good ideas and some much needed criticism. Greg had a big hand in the different layouts you see in the first 30 pages. Sharon Ogle and Donna Godbey came to our rescue many times to type up badly needed copy sheets late at night. Not enough can be said about Joel McKee. He accepted all ofhis picture assignments and never missed his deadline. Gale Pierce was very valuable in both taking pictures and doing layouts. Dr. Doty, my advisor, was always willing to give advice when I needed it but never interfered or overruled me. I am indeed grateful he gave me a free hand in developing the yearbook. Dr. Doty also provided some excellent color pictures. Hugh Moss, a local resident, also provided some badly needed color pictures. The art work dividing the academic sections was done by my brother, David. I hope you enjoy the 1981 Maple Trail. We have made it very enjoyable, if not funny at times, to read. We covered the school year from the time everyone was moving into the dorms until the last diploma was handed out. Campbellsville College is a special college and we hope we have presen- ted the school year in a special way. Although it is not perfect we are proud to offer it to the school and the student body. ENJOY!!! Danny England 1981 Editor Maple Trail 168

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