Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

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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

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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.

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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