Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

1983 Maple Trail Volume 56 Campbellsville College Campbellsville, Kentucky Cathy Curry - editor Brenda Mowery - asst. editor Lois Roundhouse - asst. editor David Holland - asst. editor Dr. Robertt Doty - advisor We dedicate this yearbook to all who have ever taken a journey and to those who ever will. Registration Day Every journey begins with long-term preparations and last minute details. The students of Campbellsville College begin their journey into the future in a similar manner. Registration day is the first step in their jour- ney and is remembered as only a hazy view of many new faces. .1 64? Vile' 7 ' WNFR Top Right: Bill Davenport takes the pictures and Shelly Lobb types the information for the IDs. Bottom Right: Teresa Elmore, Deby Lynn, and Tracy Goff fill out the dreaded registration packets. Left: Maribeth Stokes and Cathy Ayers are the last people to see when going through the business office line. 2 Returning students use the first day to renew old friendships and to discover what happened to everyone else during the summer. Top Left: The crew is reunited. Middle Left: Allison Bristow and Drew Mills, together again at last! Bottom Left: Ranie, Chester, and Anne remi- niscing. Middle Right: Dallas, Johnny, and Jeff raring to start the year. Bottom Right: Gary and Mary decorate the piano. My ,... inf X - ,, n.,.. , 3 Getting established in new surroundings is a tire- some task each student at Campbellsville College undertakes each year. Campbellsville Baptist Church provides soft drinks on the first day to re- fresh worn out bodies. Top Left: Sherri Mumford spends the day moving back in. Bottom Left: David Harris accepts a refreshing coke from Gerald Chafin. Top Right: Dr. Doty, Patrick Wilkerson, and Phyllis Shoe- leben take a break. Middle Right: Rita Sims and Mary Ann Toombs and friends share last moments together. Bottom Right: Tracy Sturgeon and Jim Smith get to know each other with a hug. 'Qs . . :S - r .c as Q c N13 ..,. K . f,icc Www y yicg if 5 as c 4 'W' BSU Picnic Each year the Baptist Student Union spon- sors a get acquainted picnic for all the stu- dents and faculty. This is the first opportunity for Christian fellowship the students have. This year's was held under a cloudy sky. How- ever, the students did enjoy good food and recreation. 1 TYH Top Right: Bob Bottoms and Ronney Webb enjoy- ing the picnic? Middle Left: Caught up in the excitement. Middle Right: Oops! On the grass, two demerits! Bottom Right: You ain't nothing but a hound dog! Xi 1- WA Top left: The Campbellsuille College Singers entertain students at the annual BSU picnic. Top right: David Salyers mans the keyboard while Geneva Johnson enjoys the fine music. Middle left: Come on America, show us your legs. Middle right: Kiss me, l'ue got the signal. Bottom left: I don 't know if I can go out with you this Friday Bottom right: l'm proud to be a Freshman. night. Sis .Q 23 mon au T015 A QV. .tm 5 ,. - Ati, ,. , ' as -f A b ,' xx I RM U . gf , -,W W V ' 1 , X .M I N a 4 S y ,,,,,,. if .L V V fb of A Q il, 1 if 9 ' K f ,g K Q,, ll-1 . r--Hr - - fx f i B 5 a l l y- Q if V Top left: Lori Mounts and David Mize confront Dan Flana- gan, Top right: Darlaine Collins and Patrick Wilkerson enjoy a card game during Stapp Hall open dorms. Left: Patty Farmer and Mary Alta Hill spend time together in their room. Bottom left: Donna Ouermoyer. Rob Freshour. and Jim Ouermoyer enjoy the free soft drinks, Bottom right: Trudi and Jim know how to spend free time. gf Jo' ,fr Y fl fwkm Top left: Cathie Curry works on her infamous hobby. Top right: Matt and Lucy look somber during open dorms. Right: Virgil Parker watches tu in the girls' lobby. Bottom left: Tami Holt does know how to study. Bottom right: Karen Sweazy puts time in on the art of studying. - . J' mf 1, uv fi ix W ' 'B Q's in , mi i Top left: He makes himself comfortable in a girls room during open dorms. Top right: Karen Campbell and Jflf Sutherland share this open dorm hour. Left: Sometimes it is necessary to study under the trees outside. Right: Just thinking. Bottom right: Who will win, Bev or Ron? 9 an , Top left: Cyndy Hollars shows an interest in convocation. un- 331' Pi-T5'53' . ,www -I Eff! XY W a.- Top right: The success of the college auction. Middle left: Students in line for registration. Middle right: Dr. Bennett helps Rusty Broughton Left: Debra Marble and Rick Risas together. .1-- .mk 5 S .D ' R 'S it L ISN W fi I'-AL .zjfyg 4 ', Top left: Jim Smith is caught thinking again. 'VU' v If S iv .B B 0555.551 Top right: Janice Yong and Phyllis Luttrell compare notes. Left: Tracy Stugeon shows her foot to Beth Peters, Camille Bingham and Rhonda Kennedy. Bottom left: Kevin Knotts and Debbie Davis study music together. Bottom right: Beth Peters is often seen cutting hair. This time is for Dallas. 4 ' 4 x iii: V L, K f - jaxx 7 Y A K fy 1. f. .wave ,-it 'Q 1' K + MA gif!! an ,fx W ' .' ' ' G I pysfigvkv I 911 l ll ' C! 'Ea ll- 21 W1 'F . xg we--,+L --'QM-.2 MRL ,Hg-, Top left: Mrs. Boone is an intense Tiger fan. Top right: Tom Caldwell likes to have class outside instead of inside. Left: Dan Flanagan in conference. Right: Dr. Bennett in front of a class. 12 XX AR ' S' Q' V' Q2 my F' Y ww I Q L 5 E if gang kihf 1 - 1 1 2 1 . L'.,L, H 5, sr s s l s tt ff? 3 tri f M... if sss. sili ca: ...l F . ' f gl Q? Q Q- 5 . , ---- , 'K , ,g,.-5:..:-:la-2-s.:...,::'5 nf -v 1 V V NN' M-Q-W.,.s C Y 5 , sllss gi AAAA Mm .b kk' alt X.XX1, Q .A ,sf I ..:, ANS. .. AAVV fi A C . XA X!!! V ,- N V sfS M'f . - 3 W 5? 5 5 . A 2 C . ,L X. -'--- M Q in ,XX r. ...gait Khrg. .X i .3 h ag ., t K I Q , . K V , ,X Wxkxxwxyg XRXMWAF ,q..x..L..v .M XL.... if A SQ XR Z., .,, M QvQQ N .. bKXXX.XXX .. .l rg sw W W W Top left: Tommy Clark demonstrates clay work. Top right: Dr. Bob Doty out of the classroom. Middle left: Dr. Frank Cheatham is another avid fan of the Tigers. Right: Music teachers, Moore and Hodges, listen to art teacher, Clark. Left: Dr. Davenport and Radar look over Mrs. Stowes shoulders. 13 ff i' i I' As - D X it si 1q h l t. , :MWA -1. :'f5ig.: ', ,QP lla.. ' Top right: Pat Geiger is taking care of business. Top left: Andrea Bratcher, Jackie Harley, and Janie Drury find that a little consultation helps. Right: The college library is indeed a place ofstudy for Melanie Suckow. Bottom left: Debbie Davis is a frequent softball player. Bottom right: Shelly Lobb and Tony Irvine share a moment with us. 14 Qlvihh . , .,,,,: ,- as 'gain K? 'fa ,,:: ff' i . i,, , :::, ,:: y r if :gl :iz i r :HQ-gm 5241 'lm' M. K ,xx Iv, G MW-ffe if fi? 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This year members of the faculty displayed arts and crafts that each had made during the past year, proving that teachers have human qualities, too. The displays were well received by the students. President's 16 Bottom left: Tom Clark demonstrates clay work. Top right: Andy Cundiff expresses his talent. Bottom right: Rhonda and Cheryl Kennedy share their interest in art. Reception maint 4 ' .1 Top: Debbie McCandless, Debbie Keeton, and Ruth Dyer enjoy chatting Top: Gathering together to chat. about fine arts. Bottom: Gazing at the events is Carol Robinson. Bottom: Mr. Jeffries talks about his dinosaur hobby. 17 1983 Graduation in Top left: Overlooking the 1983 graduation ceremony. Top right: Co-valedictorians Elizabeth Barlow and Margaret Collison. Bottom left: President Davenport looks over the schedule of events. Bottom right: The Campbellsville College Handbells per- form for the graduation. in N Y N -i'e i.Li , .. a im +Hr'f'1' +++++7 +++++7 ++++?r ++++r+ ++fL'+ +-Fw' 5' S ,- J we-sw ,X lllluunvqm, mnrrvmr-WW Top left: The teachers participate in the graduation, too. Top right: Going up to get their diplomas, Middle left: The college brass ensemble provided music for the ceremony. Middle right: Waiting before the big hour. Bottom left: Tami Hall accepts her diploma. Bottom right: Where to from here? 'nfl 2 ' -'-V ', f'. - :':: ' ?'-..-- , . init- g 1114 if --g-fm: nzlnqiiiszzfi ef: ?Zff?i:HH3i klwxwyfgai TSJJQmfQ1U fQfiJx'M?f4 2 - mm ::::,t 'M' Q if 1 E.S2 'fr ?:221sf21Eif'ii1 Q , ,Inf 'HEQZZHSQ 2 8252 11:25- . 112 as Q-5wmQ qggfsaisi Q! 1 5 2353, is a J? limes ? 3222533956558 in A5-QR' ' ' is ? X35 uses: 1 . Kgs a ss ix W Siiws 5i,E , gg: iw? 1 Honored Semors R l H , :xQ,. , 20 X Top left: Susan What- ley. Top right: Melissa Stache. Left: Jackie Johnson. Right: Gerald Chafin. Bottom left: Leigh Ann Miller. Bottom right: Debbie Keeton. Q RIN 1983 Seniors 'Oh 4...-A, ' f my , Tonya Cheryl Arnold Cynthia Miles Abell Michael Austin Glenna Jo Bacon Campbellsville, Kentucky Loretto, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Summer Shade, Kentucky Business Administration Business Administration BS BS ig Q wr'- X X xf Elizabeth A. Barlow Ken Beard Janet Lay Begley Joseph E. Bell Lebanon, Kentucky Columbia, Kentucky Fairplay, Kentucky New Hope, Kentucky Elementary Education Elementary Education BS BS ? c-,S Donald Ray Conoyer H Carlayeleanne Cog: y Barbaraflkeane Dabney t Dennis Davis Vine Grove, Kentucky A Lebanon, Kentucky Campbellsiville, Kentucky Campbellsiiille, Kentucky Elementary Education Elementary Education PsychologyfSociology Business Administration BS BS BS BS 6?--.. jk. in-f Veronica Daugherty t William Davenport ,. Diana Kay DeBoel m.-. Terry'Lee Delk' I Campbellsville, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky f Dunnviile. Kentucky ' Elementary Education Business Administration BS BA it If I x, mi Kelmer Annette Dennison James Ray Dix Ruth Dyer M A Lebanon, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky y 'Gravel Switch, Kentucky Elementary Education Business Administration Psychology BS BS BS f It 12, V. Williamy5E. Egbert y, Louisville, Kentucky Christian Studies BA 'St 'X I , ,, I 2 ! 7-X. f I ln Charles Ronald Blanton Michael Henry Bone Joyce Stanley Bottoms Melllssa Jo Brockman Glasgow, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Buainess Administration Christian Studies Elementary Education Elementary Education t Bs 1 ,fi ,V,V,g I .X .,tkhggnV .VV, , e ,k.k H L K BS I dl Q ff 74 f5f'tV 2 'Mx 2 ' 9, Zlfig, Patricia Ann Brooks Rusty Broughton Nita Joy Brummett Gerald Lynn Chafin Qhnrlestowhfelndiana K Louisville, Kentucky Princeton, Kentucky Inez, Kentucky E'Elementary'Ellucation ' C 'het ' o'lt f E Music Education BS BM it lr X at , N.. Lisa Tucker Cheatham Loretta Cherry Roger Cobb Margaret Mae Coliison Campbellsvllle, Kentucky Russell Springs, Kentucky Mt. Washington, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Business Administration Elementary Education Elementary Education BS BS BA ,, '79 L an M Ln 9 , , 'T' ' ' , A Z , ,H Tina Sallee El Amouri Cecil M. Ellis Pamela Garnette Evans Shelia Ann Everly Campbellsville, Kentucky Horse Cave, Kentucky Bardstown, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Political Science Social Work Business Administration Elementary Education BS BS BS BS fi it 'fa ' tg-an Patti Farmer Jimmy Louis Ferguson Carolyn Fermoyle Karen Lynn Fields Dyer, Indiana Albany, Kentucky Carnpbellsville, Kentucky Utica, MI Political Science Political Science BS BS s V ,p,4no. v 2 X John Floyd Roger M. Godby Tracy Lynn Skaggs Goff Denise Ann Gray Hodgenville, Kentucky Kentland, Indiana Summersville, Kentucky Eaton, Ohio Sociology Elementary Education English BS BS BA w N , P list-4 ill? 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Harry Campbellsville, Kentucky Fowler, Indiana Springfield, Kentucky Owensboro, Kentucky Music Education Social Work f Psychology Social Work Church Music BS BS BS BM M 3,4 ,, u James Lawrence I-laton Deborah Ann Hazelip Mary Ruth Hogan Mark Kennedy Oak Harbor, Ohio Elizabethtown, Kentucky Bradfordsville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Christian Studies Music Education Elementary Education BA BS BS X je- Jacklyn Tracy Johnson Robert Lynn Kearney Deborah Ann Keeton Kerry Mark Kennedy Madisonville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Williamsburg, Ohio Campbellsville, Kentucky Psychology Physical Education Art Education Psychology BA BS BS BS 7.5 X :N f , If 1' 3 2 n 1 Lorraine Jean Lambet Julie Beth Laramore Deborah Ann Lynn A Pamela Ann Marks Greensburg, Kentucky Flint, Michigan Roachdale, Indiana Lebanon, Kentucky Secretarial Science Psychology,lSocial Work BusinesseEducation on L J , Elementary Education AS , t BS J e o'h fl BA y S' . BS Steven Charles Miley Leigh Ann Miller Timothy Lee Miller George Allen Mills III Buffalo, Kentucky Ekron, Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Whitesville, Kentucky Church Music Social WorkfChurch Recreation PsychologyjSociology Religious Education BM BS BS BA mu ,J N Q, K -,K i 1 Susan Jane Moody Bousay Norady Khamsing Norady Donna Overmoyer Fredonia, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Erie, Pennsylvania Elementary Education Business Administration Psychology BS BS BS 1 I , .,,L i5.5m.:W-Rig:,HY:Wiki!kWQ5,,u75.Z Vk,, ,iwfMiG:.MIqwgills?Iiw.7L:5EZSgI:,m:,i.:mlimimzuimifA1.lim?5:Lklk!T,Z:k,::-,:..VE.1,T,k,ik,,5 ..,,k 5.5,M.5l,i.3,..1kLi.5:fV,Li v.k,. 1..kM:55.ik:x?55.,1I .,kL 1,:,Qkgt.1 V.,.. ,b:.3C,5J i.LiJ,lii.51,3 ..,k ,,', :1,-f11.f,:gi ,..,k 5-,V V ,,.,k ,T ,.., M.,,k,.-fz ..A.,, . A.,,k :V ....,,k -f,k .S Nw .,,k. W, ,,, U A , H ., , ...,.., ,. .. K, ..,,. 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Elementary Education K lisycholqgy tl , QR W L.,,, ' I ,,.., 5 James 'IZ Sutherland Nick Szymanskyn ' l hllll Deborah Walters K Buffalo, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky K 'West Chtieaggfilllinoisthl K fb Lk, K ltel Tfevdlllvviwtwatkihslt lelffirrrsvlrxrevlnllrliffiiiiiflfxli f Elementary Bdixcatiehf I 1 1' i I Cynthia Davis Wehle Tom Wehle Campbellsville, Kentucky Campbellsville, Kentucky Physical Education C Rhysical Education h f ' BS l - BS iN - yyyy-h lyy Mike Zipay s t Steiftnville, Kentucky Cathy Allen Charlotte Beauman Ronnie Blackwell Clara Carrico Laverne Davenport Jeffrey Eaton Phyllis Goode Kimberly Goodin Kathy Hammond Patricia Hampton Cynthia Harned Anthony I-ledgespeth Rebecca Hickey Cynthia Johnson Stephen Leake Gary Maupin Susan Denise Whatley Dianna Gayle Wilkerson Birmingham, Alabama Campbellsvtlle Kentucky Physical Education Business Education BS BS Not Pictured Elizabeth Milburn Suzanne Mobley Willis Mullins lrene Perkins Mary Poteet Rebecca Price Phillip Shelton Richard Swihart Melissa White Scott Wilkins Tammy Wilson Karen Wise Jenny Witham Angela Thorton Doug Zike X 4 Top left: Gerald Chafin accepts his music award. Top right: The seniors listen to the speaker. Bottom left: Everyone joins in a song. ,,,.., -rsvew 41+Qn+- -4M.,A. -m+++4.Q +4-'t+4n Q ing-rw-1+ i?if+f+++e 4545+-L-+0 ' amz--uf-H I i9i-+4-it , i2ra++v+ W1 Qikwu-s ,Q 'A ggeu-++ is fi 5921212 in-fl. X .g w M .:. Q: mul li grab -A - 'ASX :gills s' fauna' Star 'Ei I ' ' :artist v N wvxew c I ilwllii-WF ' OQQHSQP! - vfti-iilfiitf 1 Nkiiiiisif Iiiiiliiiii Nstww f Bvilfbkiftili f N134 maxi :- -use-mm Y Q9 lvinhrai uqnnggs at IMO 'iiiwwwm' ZONUHFPW' .mf GQKQWYQQ . QNQHWOQQ RYQKNPX 4 QQOQWRQQ f miwm awww, Niiiffifiv . ,.,..,.i QMOYWYS NQMMNWW mzsw.. NISNNUU' -w..s...,,,,Mk wx fs va' 4+ if 'M 14 Q ni 2 MM M. wewmw fw4w'4e4r f4MH1-wwf v4wmw+ mwftww wewsrwv .pawn 441 V ' ,HM . ,, H, www 'H ,,..mf,1 N , N.,, W, , .. Mm ,, We M st 4 my .M If gawk NT ,.,.xm1 u ,,. WW W f , - ,mf W, .M mff'5' 1- N f 'MW Wfffi MM ,.,, .....,,, ... i as , X Top right: Debbie Keeton works on an art project. Bottom left: The pre-graduation concert. Bottom right: The seniors walking up to receive their diplomas. 31 Juniors I Samuel Abraha Kathy Alstott Carol Bailey Kevin Bailey Alice Biskey 'im 5 Marty Bailey Valerie Bailey Brent Bernard W i Gayle Bottoms Mary Campbell Steve Cantrall 1 W2 fe Juniors 'life-wa, , Dallas Catron Rene Chin Connie Cobb Valerie Cotton , Q' r Jeff Crask Andy Cundiff Cathie Curry Donald Daniel Robert Davis Steve Davis Benjamin Dehoney Juniors Cathy Distefano Randy Edwards Matt Foreman Rob Freshour Mary Garrett Doug Gaskins Vicky Gordon Charles Graham Kevin Gray Alta Grider Tonya Griffin Juniors in ff., Jeff Gumm Patricia Hampton Kenny Harris Larry Harrod Mary Alta Hill Anne Hopkins Jimmy Hosey 92.5- Gary Landis Tim Lawhorn Kevin Lee Shelly Lobb Juniors 52 kv. y if-M, :mv .4 , 1 1 5' Jeff Locke Debbie Lowe Phyllis Luttrell Susan Manion l Q at Deborah McCanless Harriet McQuade Beverly McQueary Drew Mills Gary Mounce Robert Netherland Susan Newman Juniors is rveyye 24. 5, s I Katie Wilkerson Patrick Wilkerson Lori Noe Penny Parlin Cary Pickerell Ed Priest Clyde Pruitt Karen Rayle Rick Risas Donna Sandusky Randy Smith Teresa Taylor Cindy Thompson Perri Warren 37 Intramurals Intramurals is a variety of sports played by the students of Campbellsville College in search of fun. The students are drafted onto teams to form four teams in a league. These games allow students to participate in Christian competition. 38 Top left: 10-24-30, Hike! Bottom left: Betsy Wells is ready for action. Top right: The games are always started with a prayer. Bottom right: Shelly Lobb dribbles the ball in a game of soccer. Middle right: Rob Freshour eludes a tackle while David Smith and Raymond Kornick watch. Top left: Scott Bottoms quarterbacks under pressure. Top right: Robyn Bishop throws the ball in from the side- lines. Left: Jim Smith contemplates life. Bottom left: Gary Mounce as a football receiver. Bottom right: The question is. Did he get away? 3. X-,X N . .2 H, 3 5, . 'Ol nys 1 T K V . c 'fir , 'r r ' wt, C' 5 li ,Y r , is ..- xt H . JS, t s if-x s o ss 1 e3'sxg-5 c +951 s . M B so A ef- Q ,eb -L ir w -,S--Jikkfg --K st- if ix 1 eg? N -S, A - if rj up i ' QL QOBf:xY-W., ' X -' .. A- 's V 'ls ' ' S335 E' t 39 Sophomores Susan Alvey Carrie Ball Joe Ball Ella Barlow as Donita Bass Robin Bishop Teresa Bland Q.. may Renee Bottoms Allison Bristow Jessica Brumley Jackie Bums Sophomores Chris Clark Ernestine Clark Janice Daniel Larua Davis l g i Nona Drumheller Verda Dunn Lucy Dyer G, N, NM Judy Edward Phil Estes Tim Estes Linda Godbey Sophomores X352 Patricia Gibson Marsha Graves Nancy Gray Fred Hampton ,N s David Harris Theresa Hendrickson Tyrone Hobbs Cindy Hollars Lex Horton if Jeff Hunt Jeanette Jacobs Sophomores Lisa Johnson Johnny Jones Mike Jones Cheryl Kennedy 'fi-,rf s, . ffz' 1 I ' M . S Joel Kennedy Kelly Kinnison Kevin Knott x Wd 1 1. Randy Lawless Kerry Lawson Cindy Lewis Todd Long Sophomores Q ,1 X Betty Ludwig Henry McColley Glenn McQuade Jeff Mees in L- TI v , P x Q B 2 x E3 B I VXVE Ez, Ranie Moon Lori Mounts Brenda Mowery Sherri Mumford Becky Caks Andrea Ortez Deena Osborne Sophomores Jay Padgett Dana Perry Donny Richardson Marty Robertson 8 'nur Um, W David Salyers Sandy Shoemaker Phyllis Shoeleben Wes Slaven John Smith Pam Smith Dwayne Southwood l Q Sophomores Tina Stallings Merry Stephens Carl Sydnor Marty Szymansky Dianna Tartar David Turner Chris Voelker 'fill y ' 'S l Keith Voelker Dianna Walters Ellen Ward Kevin Warren Sophomores ns NO- 'C19 Dwayne Watkins Janice Watson X n f x A ... 1, . . . Q 4 v , I at Kelly Whitaker Richard White Leisa Wilson Regina Williams Connie Wright Janice Yong Top right: Modeling their costumes. Middle right: Roger Cobb enjoys their task. Bottom right: Carnpbellsuilleb beauty pag- Qflflf. Freshman Week wwf' Middle left: Freshmen joining in the tray train. 48 Top left: Virgil accepts his due prize. Top right: Lloyd Mershon, Bob Green, Virgil Parker, Matthew Baldwin, Tim Freshourg Guys or Girls? Middle left: Onward Ho! Bottom left: Donald Conover supplying the dreaded bean- ies. Each year the seniors of Campbellsville College wel- come the new freshmen. In their attempt to make the new students feel they belong, the seniors organize all sorts of ghastly events for the freshmen to participate in. All freshmen wear beanies for identification purposes and are subject to the whims of the seniors. 49 David Anderson Randy Anderson John Ayers Simon Bahbah Tony Bailey Matt Baldwin Tim Basham Evelyn Beigtol Robin Bennett Camille Bingham Scott Boggas Pam Bowlan Freshmen Ken Bowlan Andrea Bratcher Sherry Brooks 50. 5. Yjs we x 9 Freshmen Y' he sw- A Q 5 Aiitg' in Y 151 s k 1 , ,Y X Q' e ' if :Ei Brian DeCann Randy Dickey Mary Kay Domerese Sharon Brown Jim Chambliss Benita Clark Kim Clark Sandy Coates Carol Combs Lori Cook Wanda Debra Daffrom Debbie Davis Jennifer Davis Kim Dameron Janie Drury Eddie Duke John Duncan Sindy Eastridge Lori Faulkner Cheryl Forshee Tim Freshour Pat Geiger Cynthia Grimes Bob Green Les Greenwault David Grider Freshmen n 5 I Becky Gupton Theresa Hall Jackie Harley N-.Q Freshmen X H X H , e e A . Rhonda Kennedy Sharon Kobek Raymond Kornick Tammy Harris Dana Higgins David Holland Tami Holt Sheila Hoy Lisa Humphress David Hyde Rose Johnson Charlie Jones Delila Kebede Jan Kiser JoAnn Kessler Saundra Lampkin Tonya Lemon Jackie Livers Nona Long Corpus Mohedano Cathy McGowan Nina Malone Debra Marble Mary Mattingly Cindy Meadows Lori Medley Lloyd Mershon Freshmen Mehret Michael Benji Milstead Lana Montgomery A 1 1. f f- -if K X Q 'El R , is , X - ra i za 14 X fi- . , . X If Q 1 , Sarah Moss Kevin Mullens Jim Nunn Rozella Nunn Beverly Oakly Jim Overmoyer Virgil Parker Cynthia Perry Beth Peters Darylyn Phillips Ramona Portwood Laura Priest Kelly Ray Terry Richardson Juanita Richardson Mark Ricketts Lois Roundhouse Gary Robertson Gina Rowlett Jim Sabo lnthavone Senkhamyong Phimphone Senkhamyong Southone Senkhamyong Alvin Sexton Gail Shockley Gary Shockley Robin Seavers Rhonda Sims Rita Sims Jim Smith Tammy Smith Anthony Stallion 56 Freshmen rw m X is s xt at 'Dt ibu- if A x 6 Q. -Q !,g g XXXNWL 'E QQ Freshmen pun' Wulf Tracy Sturgeon Barbara Sturgill Karen Sweazy Terri Thompson Mary Ann Toombs Janice Treadway James Vancleave Karen Vaughn Doug Wesley Betsy Wells Christine Williams Dawn Wise Gail Wright Joel Woltz Donna Wood Todd Wood ff 'sn 4. :A 5. MJ' - Y: k 6,51 R' ' .raw 1:3351 hg- 1' Clubs and Organizations ,MVN W N Q Ur Recreation on Campus Associated I Cullegnle Uliedan Press First cm. Campb VOL 42 NO. 6 Mgnd Mighty heated... The Campus Tymesfreb. 7, 19831: Let's clear the air between the Administration andnu Today's column is devoted to clearing some of the air between myself and the Administration. Let me tell you-the air does get some- what heated at times. First of all, I'd like to withdraw the words pure and mere from my editorial in the last issue on propaganda. Secondly, I apologize if any of my so-called name-calling is taken offensively. It wasn't intended to be. I use satire to either entertain or persuadeg if I mix the two it may become confusing lfor this I apologizel. However, I don't apologize for the basis or the facts in any of my editorials, columns or entertaining writings. I'm only trying to point out important things and keep the paper lively. To clear up some other points on my propaganda article, Iwill reiterate. To begin with, my word propaganda may be toned down somewhat to the word publicity. However, the classic deinition of the first seems to me to fit better. My basis for that article was the printing of brochures that didn't tell the whole story, the slight mention sometimes of mandatory convo to many prospective students and a general covering-up of nega- tives on this campus. For instance, the Tymes isn't used in PR exhibits. Why? Because we're too controver- sial? The yearbook is used: why not the student newspaper which reflects life at the College on a more immediate level, telling all as fully and accurately as possible. Resignations are often held under wraps, and rarely ever do I see a release in the CKNJ that tells about those leaving, only about those coming in. Community people may soon believe we're expanding, be- cause we add so many new people and rarely tell who left or why. Another example of holding back some negative news was in the handling of the retention study. I had to go to clever means to obtain a copy of those results. 'I'hey weren't being released at the time. It would be interesting to know how much follow-up this enlighten- ing report is receiving. Next, the Administration has always been reluctant to be evaluated by the faculty and students, even though submit- ting to evaluation is an essential step in good public relations. Several times the faculty have agreed to being evaluated by students, and yearly they are evaluated by the Administration. Evaluation is not necessarily bad. Why, the Administration might make all A's or B's anyway lwith maybe a C or twol. Concerning another issue, I've been accused by a few persons of alienating the students. I certainly haven't intended to. Furthermore all letters sent to me have been published, including those critical of me and the fC es.PF I don't mind pressure and I don't mind flack. I print what I think is fair and important. If I makea mistake, I don't mind to be criticized task L.D. Kennedy if you don't believe mel. However, I do feel that a Christian college must be free to engage in open, independent thinking and dialogue without ment of His day, and he This paper has been free of hi 'many years, and 9 sometimes made shocking, censors 'p for Steve S uncomfortable observations. Ia r in ethi I I pp ec t s as ajournalist. Myjoblifyoucallputting out We've got L.D. Kennedy to nine papers a year for no pay than for a larg ay y of k e m 'orit d dit, ' bi ' to th t. Hot giiovid: aiiieenteriilairiiirig li r B with im fear of consequence. Admittedly, a ee, re evan P P9 por-gmt newg gn ghe Iwant it to stay uncensored. I students, faculty and Admini- 155079 YOU Uh!! fm not g0ing to ati-ation, get too far out of bounds. eecoee ress isa fr l t A fl' ll g p pl-9,5 at gimes pose, pmblems Ithink l've done that. I won't necessity and especially at a for , College, but it is more say that I haven't made private college. educational and Christian than misllkel For 01080 mi9'flk6S, I , . . a controlled tame Press '1P0l08iZ0- FOI' ml' eff0l fS 'D I Idm nogenindiinl-trying-m which offends noone because it ffm-'S on Pf0bl9m5 Ind Weill- es A re . on' mjusnryms CFB. Ven ESI!! IBIBS t P ti avoids all controversial mat- M9599 '-hi' F1995 'D be resolved. to make nm plus better for lb? - a - B wo next cro of students that visit cannot pologize-t e to pl y the CE J d I h C uid P robing, embarrassing ques- b I role of a coward her' gn ' me religion, ,,,f,,b1g,h. and not a Christian journalist. 'rl-ianlrs for the space. fi 'X Q Cindy Alice Marty W0-'H+ L Csmpbelluj Steve Davis ..................... Alice Biskey ............... Cindy Thompson ......... Marty Bailey .............. Geneva Johnson .......... Denise Gray ........... ' Cathi Prather .......... . ....... hllopiniaaseaprassad ii:iic3ed.arethoseof notneoeesarilye Hi Collage. nsignsd' ' -11.-ii 1- -l i ui ly I r If ille College fx - ' abruary 7, 1983 8 PIU!! jylnii a V18 ryear .. Editor-in-chief . ..... Staff Writer , ..... Staff Writer ......SiaHWriter .....Troofreader l if N Cathi C-X ERB sf ...fhotognpher I mba otherwise - I ,J-'I g lwriteroru-til ,fa x ' .K '. pinion of tha CI' .Q ' ' . .A mths opinion of . I ,- 'i . . , S A ALL - N Intrusion shows lack of res ect for students' ability According to the Constitution of the United States of America, people have the right to a fair and orderly assembly. After a glance at Webster's, we've discovered that Campbellsville College students still qualify as people. Therefore, the Administration of this institution has no right in being upset over the recent session SGA assembled on 8111299- SGA may be a privilege granted by the Administration of private colleges, but right to assemble is a constitutional right. Furthermore, SGA officials had nothing but good intent for the outcome of the session. It waslconducted both legally and ethically. Would the Administration have been happier if the students had assembled outside College grounds? We think not, but an assembly of this kind is legal. The meeting was intended to be closed to Administrators in order for students to feel less pressure in voicing their opinions. A session discussing the problems with the Administration was to be held later. However, two administrators did intrude on the meeting. Regardless of their intent, students felt betrayed and called for adjournment due to their intrusion. Is it necessary for students to look for alternative locations to hold assemblies in order to keep them closed to Administration? Problems at this College may be minimal or greater than meets the eye. That doesn't matter in this case. The fact is that we, as students, weren't respected enough by the Administration to hold a closed orderly meeting of the student body without Administrative interference. Furthermore, we've been told that the organizer of this session has gone through some very delicate times lately as have many who in the past have voiced their opinion at the College. The intent is not to take- over, but to work with the Administration to better this institution. Denying students' rights will not solve the internal problems of this institution. Students must be given freedom to assemble and air the problems and must be treated with respect as mature individuals. We can make important suggestions in a proper orderly fashion if given the chance to carry out the rights laid down by the forefathers of these United States. Maple Trail Staff Dr. Robert Doty Advisor Cathie Curry Editor Teresa Taylor Typist Lois Roundhouse if ii i ,f X I, Terri Thompson Darkroom Expert Cathi Prather Photographer David Holland Debbie McCandless Lois Roundhouse and Brenda Mowery Copywriters Baptist Student Union ,L ,L , x, ,,..iim ww Q if Nl. ,Ak Min .... m Q Y ,W .. ,. M t t A 1 xv .2su......,.M. .t.. anus -sawn. ........-...,. flaw... -5'-4-.q,......,w ,ww-.-.,....,+ .M ' f 'vw is .WWA , Q Baptist Young Women F Y' X. ,ff Ml! MX. Hi' , , 5 i ts-N-.am V 2 N 1. if If lf I ' by IQQIIK5 4+ 4' U BYW Fashion Show P s 5 Top left: Delila Kebede wears an Ethiopian dress. Top right: Andrea Ortez participates in a skit. Bottom right: Laura Davis shows off two of her Ethiopian friends. oft? in f , A I ! ? 3' LL.1 - Q ,xm,X 4, vvAk 'F Y! OQLQ , ,W l i l 5 s 5 . ,, I -. Top left: Cheryl and Robert Davis model their wedding costumes. Top right: Jeannette Jacobs in an Indian dress Left: Janice Yong in contemporary dress. 'fa J e 3 My e Alpha Rho Tau ooo Scott Kelien, Ruth Dyer, Naomi Schry, and Debbie Keeton. l Q Harlequins svK '5 Top left: Doug Zike has the ability to play the guitar. Top right: Kevin Bailey is an actor all the way. Bottom left: Earl performs on the electric guitar. Bottom right: One of the many vocalists in the showg she did a good job. Talent Show SNEA Convention 3 ,,.. YA f WWW O ,ut A W 'g Campbellsville College Handbells X, X l ' ,fi ' Q f v , . , .,, Q ,, l it ? w 4 'f a A ' w' 5 2 - -H - - - Z , - 1: : - I -I . I H Lrg. Campbellsville College Chorale Campbellsville Singers Each year a number of Campbellsville College students audition for the Camp- bellsville Singers. This year the Singers included Allison Bristow, Cyndy Hollars, Melanie Suckow, Jeff Lock, and David Mize. The Singers spent the summer at various summer camps acting as counsel- ors and directors, and singing their music. They also had a college concert on cam- pus this year. College students used this opportunity to see what the singers could do. Top to Bottom: David Mize, Allison Bristow, Jeff Locke, Renee Chin, Cyndy Hollars, Me- lanie Suckow. i, K gf E 4196 NIMH J i fl, 72 Campbellsville College Choir in Concert E I The Carnpbellsuille College Sing ers in concertg Renee Chin, Me lanie Suckow, Jeff Locke, Allison Bristow, and Cyndy Hollars. 73 Rob Freshour Steve Miley Drew Mills David Salyers John Ayers David Mize Alan Mills UA In concert, David, Steve, Alan, Drew, and Rob Brass Ensemble , 3 3. E i E Roger Davis leads the cornet section of the brass ensemble. Below: The rest of the brass ensemble provide harmony for the cornet melody and they add the occassional solo. Concert Band Top left: Dauid Anderson on the sax. Top right: Dianna Walters performed on the french horn. Bottom left: Deborah Walters, the percussionist. 76 Top left: Jan Kiser and Allison Bristow played the flute for the band, Top right: Clarinetist Cathie Curry performs. Bottom right: Corky and his Cornet. 77 l l Special Christmas Convocation f N f Top left: Andy Cundiff gives his version of 'twas the Night Before Christmasf' Top right: Camille Bingham sings a special song. Left: A performance by Deena Osborne and Bob Green. 78 l X f. ff Mg, , , 9 , D Y 1 ,Z Top left: Ramona Pendley falls for her performance Top right: Deena Osborne shows her anger. Left: Bob Green attempts to feed Rarnona Pendley. .nf .Z ,av Q, 'W mf ,A QQ Homecdming M p All the special people 80 Patti Brooks 1983 Queens Valentine Pageant Queen Camille Bingham 1982 Homecoming Queen Judi Mylin Crowns 1983 Homecoming Queen Patti Brooks Homecoming Queen Patti Brooks Homecoming Court '82 Rhonda Kennedy, Debbie Lowe, Patti Brooks, Donna Ouermoyer, Leigh Ann Miller, and last yearb Queen, Judi Mylen. Homecoming Parade Top left: A local band performed in the parade. Top right: A float representing brotherhood. l Middle: Robyn Bishop and escort Tim Estes. Bottom left: Bill Davenport and Camille Bingham aboard the SNEA float. Bottom right: John Floyd and Robert Netherland doing whatever you please on the Sigma Zeta float. 84 'ills U il. Top and middle left: The Harlequins' pre- sentation of The Great Gatsby won the color and costume award. Top right: The sophomore class won the originality award for Two cars in every garage and a chicken in every potf, Middle right and lower left: The Grand Master award was presented to Alpha Rho Tau and their Space Colony Alien 2000 85 'il gi l ngf - 4 , n i f' jf3fV :, g ' nf 1 ' 4 E , if Xe? V if :iii 'f in ' ff , 'Viv fxwMnf?ifrfwf.v'i4sf4sfvwas- ,j fu-,wwf v w ba 'A mlm' J Vi Q 1 Q .J 4 f .arg ,iw gn ' 1: ' .- ll-ml-if . M , if . 4 L -, W W 4 5 wi sw r i5uu,gnynQl9fYi e .W s . 4112.1 Alf neue , ,wnwut 2 f 4-9? ff! ' Q 'I . W ,ws f V , .,g:pfsig,,7gL , M Xi 1 'M ' ' XX .Mia fmw,.j fi , h , . ' 'Y - rr . K- N-WH fl, , . Page V- af -ia ,. , 4, gr . 55. .L J L -,,.v F5 fm? 1 , g figif - 1:2 M arr? ' -'F' if Homecoming Candidates U W5 if if Q. wi V 1 ' 1 ' 2 U n r, 1' W.: i 'E I li, fi . sw ff if F sa -ag ar-wanna-Q i A l ia, . ,,l,,..,, - A V V N ew 3 C - ,Q iw ' Tonya Griffin Wanda Sallee Noami Schry Junior Class SNEA Art Club Robyn Bishop Janice Watson Sophomore Class Sigma Zeta mb' W - fQH' PM Top left: The Art Clubs float before the parade. Top right: Wanda Sallee in the parade. Left: Donna Ouermoyer, Robyn Bishop, Leigh Ann Miller, Rhonda Kennedy, Debbie Lowe, Janice Watson, Wanda Sallee, and Naomi Schry. Bottom left: The Harlequins' float in the parking lot. Bottom right: Leigh Ann Miller waves in the rain. 87 Events of the Week Each year there is a faculty vs student body volleyball game. Student teams and faculty teams eliminate each other until only one of each is left. This year the faculty won. Top right: Russ Mobley sets for one of his teammates. Bottom left: Keith Johnson attempts a block. Bottom right: Treua Watkins waits for the serve. 88 ,I is YE This year a reception was held for Mrs. Lela Walker. Mrs. Walker was dorm mother to many of the girls until she retired last year. She is seen here with some of her girls. 5 -xi- all an .. Hr-hh-. . yy i Q-Mwgl ,F , ,,., ,, ..., Right: Sylvia Morris shares her corsage with an interested child. Left: Convocation speaker Ann Neil. W, Float Builders A major part of the Homecoming festivities each year is the Saturday morning parade. Each club or organization that enters a Homecoming candidate also enters a float. Production of floats starts about a week before Saturday. No club has outside help, all ideas, materials, and manpower are contributed from members of the clubs and their advisors. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights are spent in a haze of frenzy as the final push is completed at 9:45 a.m. Saturday. Top right: Tony Stallion and Camile Bingham Middle right: Leigh Ann Miller Left: Kelvin Bailey and Nona Drumhellar Bottom right: Lex Horton IHe really didnlt do it.l 90 K il' F-WW r 552 rw ESS -iii' i ,, I Professional float builders Top left: Such Abuse! Middle left: The hardest part of float building. Bottom left: Cyndy Hollars pasting fingers. Right: Rick Risas. The final finished floats were on display Saturday morning. During the homecoming week, the tigers defeated Indiana Universi- ty Southeastg 98-75. Then on Satur- day Alice Lloyd fell, toog 98-83. Top right: Ed Priest and Steve Bugg on defense. Bottom left: The bench Bottom right: Ed Priest blocks out while Kevin Grey shoots. The Game 92 Mm Top left: Ed Priest makes his shot. Top right: Coach Lou Cunningham watches his boys. Bottom left: Matt Foreman takes a jumper. Bottom right: The fans at the game. but-aj? si ttf, 2. 5. in V ibm. Q.. 'L X Mr. and Miss Maple Trail Each year the Maple Trail staff chooses a pair of seniors as those with outstanding qualities of leader- ship and personality. This year we chose as Mr. and Miss Maple Trail, Tony Irvine and Leigh Ann Miller. in 1 H, M Top left: Alumni Banquet speaker, Chery Prewitt Blackwood, with Mrs. Flanagan. Top right: Grover Warren and Vince Salyer are getting the volleyball courts ready. Middle right: Dan Flanagan gives Ron Coleman some hints on his game. Bottom left: Dr. Davis and Dr. Cheatham hold the volleyball net pole up. Bottom right: Steve Davis parked his car anywhere he could, in the middle of the street. WT 96 '-riv al .X l 'H I'llS Mr. and Miss Campbellsville Susan Whatley of Birmingham, Alabama, received the honor of being named this year's Miss Campbellsville. Her academic achievements, leadership qualities, and fine character distinguish her as a person who will accom- plish many things. During her college career, Susan ma- jored in physical education, played on the women's bas- ketball, tennis, and softball teams, served on the Stapp Hall dorm council, and was involved in S.N.E.A., B.S.U. choir, student government, and H.PE.R. Her immediate plans are to do her masteris work in physical education and health at the University of Alabama, with the goal of eventually becoming a health administrator. ww if S 1. , Q Gerald Chafin, a native Kentuckian from Inez, received the honor this spring of being selected Mr. Campbells- ville. This distinction was awarded by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and reflection of the principles for which Campbellsville College stands. While here, Gerald majored in music education with an empha- sis on piano, minored in voice, and earned a teaching certificate. His extracurricular activities included being vice-president of M.E.N.C., serving on the South Hall dorm council, and directing the College f Career Choir of Campbellsville Baptist Church. He plans to go on to Southern Baptist Theological Seminary to major in con- ducting and piano, and to eventually be teaching music and serving in a church. 99 Campus Clean Up Da fy I s 1 ,p fi 3 Y i HQ: L si . :iff 3 , + ef- ff il ,fi , A .if AM. 2 93 S YS Vg.. is , ' A I SW: . A .,,.. .,.sw..,, , . 1 L ,X .Q N W Q ,. ,. 8 '- 'fx' . kh i p is ' ' , . A W L-'- K W f' L i i s - f- .X h , . b is . .. . is gr, . ,ig f 1 . I , i i i ' :gi 'S in ,g 17 Q fi . 3 ., ,f-, s . . ., ' ' 'g A A, ' .W q,.L f1f , V , ' i - L i i ' ff' sg : , v .. 'wi 1 rg , , ' :WU e ' A ' , A ef 1 ' is . if , .- , fs: - s M , . A vm! A ,MQ .,,..if1.,.-.M I R, x Ii' j , i K -1 ll: , faux 3' ' , 'A Agwlxl ' A' Q V , ,,. . . .. . Q , ,W . , as , ' .1 L, ' 2 , 2 f 1 ,,,,,ii3 , ' A 6 'D r 1 r 1 E sg fm:-11,1 L- - 1 .,f- fffiff-ip, f ' 3'l Qy,11 , ,,,., gt. .-'f- -v.vf6'3fl 5 ,ffm v X , i, if if s. I 3 f, , 'I Ai. Top left: Grover Warren helps repair the fence behind if M M ' Stapp Hall. fp ,Q ' W1 X 4? . .w 1 , .. Top right: Jim Overmoyer picks up leaves and twigs. i Right: Fred nails a board in place. 100 if S i .. 'I 4 I J 5 n in , 5 ' 7 - in . A , X ,M 5 f 'V we s fi' gl X K Q m I K ' 'X i W i i ' K K , he i' I iI iiA' '-1s ,,ii L 12 I f ' ..-- in . V - - 1 fL-, ii, is 'V x f - A 5 ,n i .s , b 2 h ' 2. fs: 's'i T N ak, . , 1 K si, 'f i i A i fr ' , ii if M we i i4s Se s s in 3 I .,,,-N , A f, M' , A'1,1e :g i '1'f'A Y V fr .- ' Us W I l 5 Top left: looking good, girls. Top right: Cindy Thompson does do windows. Left: Dr. Robert Doty paints his classroom. 9 Campbellsville College 1982-83 Faculty Division Chairmen Mr. Bobby Himes Social Sciences History Dr. Robert Doty Dr. Drewry Meece Humanities Professional Studies English Education Mr. James Moore Fine Arts Music 'O Mr. Harlie White Natural Sciences Mathematics M it na Boone Mr. Mark Bradley Mr. Carlos Anderson Dr. William Bennett Mrs. An Social Work Political Science Education Music Dr. Thomas Caldwell Dr. Everett Campbell Dr. Franklin Cheatham Psychology Economics Mathematics Mr. Tommy Clark Dr. H.E. Coker Miss Linda Cundiff Dr. Danny Davis Art Christian Studies Art Health and PE. M if Q was Q is W if 'gli me is W l if a l on . MT- ROQCT Davis Dr. Craig Funderburg Mr. Robert Gaddis Mr. L.M. Hamilton Music Psychology Music English E? M. 1 W f Mr. Craig Hodges Mr. L.D. Kennedy Mr. Jerry Kibbons Music English Religious Education Dr. Shirley Meece Mr. William Myles Mrs. Donna Pirouz Dr. Wesley Roberts English Education Languages Music Mrs. Frances Roberts English Dr. Robert Street Christian Studies Mr. Gordon Weddle Biology Dr. Milton Rogers Biology Dr. Gilbert Tredwa History V Dr. Edwina Thedford Music W. R. Davenport Dean Robert S. Clark College President Vice-President of Academics Board of Trustees Financial Aid Office Staff Keith Johnson Peggy Aaron Paul Dameron W oooo no Danny E. Flanagan Virginia Flanagan Robert Bottoms Student Life Public Relations Business Office Silvia Morris Phyllis Cundiff Joan Payne Student Life Nurse Student Life Secretary 1 Mrs. Stowe Dorris Howerton Jennie Stotts Stapp Hall Dorm Dir. Bookstore Manager Presidents Secretary Business Office Staff Betty Kiclwell Ernie Clark Judy Stewart Lisa Howard More Business Office Staff XZ Cathy Ayers Joan Stansbury Linda Howard Library Staff Graham Mintz Karen Lyneman Cheryl Davis Scott Bottoms Jay Oar 1, 9 1' 1 W The maintenance staff did try to stop the third floor flood. ZW 44521, W, ez, L Top left: Liz Euerman was the speaker at by far the best convocation this year. Top right: Silvia Morris at the Christmas convocation. Right: An example of one of the conuocations held at the church. 112 Top left: Lex Horton, Donita Bass, Jeff Mees, and Teresa Bland sing for the BSU. Top right: Charles Graham on the famous 'trestle' Bottom left: Andy Cundiff shows off with his sketching ability. Bottom right: Normal horseplay for Mo, Les, Bill, James, and David. 113 Valentine Banquet hu.. QE E2 , o BELIEVE EN LUV l QQ .HM ., Url T I sf, E . E ,tlk If 1 ' ,-ff' 'Q -.7 M K f'-W' l, f4'3 E E Q J E EEEE f 'n-M Top left: Master of ceremoniesg Dr. Frank Cheatham, plies us with his jokes. Top right: Guest speaker, Brother James Jones speaks on the subject of Ioue. Middle left: Just one scene from the pageant. Dianna Tarter in her Smerf skit, Middle right: Cathy and John Ayers provide some after dinner entertain- ment. Left: Dinner at the head table. BEL Arsenic and Old Lace Cast Abby Brewster ....... The Rev. Dr. Harper .... Teddy Brewster ...... Officer Brophy .... . . Officer Klein ...... Martha Brewster .,... . , Elaine Harper ..... Mortimer Brewster .... Mr. Gibbs ........., Jonathan Brewster .... Dr. Einstein ......... Officer O'Hara ...... Lieutenant Rooney ,... Mr. Witherspoon ........... Directed by: Beverly Tinch Top left: The Cast Left center: Duh! Right center: He went that away. Bottom left: D-o-w-n Boy! Bottom right: Do you see what I see? . . Debbie Lowe . . Benji Milstead . . Andy Cundift Terry Richardson ..... Tim Estes Nona Drumheller . Melissa Stache . . . . John Smith David Anderson . . Charlie Jones . . Kelvin Bailey ..... Jim Smith . J.T. Sutherland ..... Jeff Hunt 115 ' , Wir N..,,Qg From 1776 x.. ' :-Q- i This year the musical, 1776, was presented to Campbellsville College and friends. The set and cos- tumes were some of the best ever. Faculty, students, and Campbellsville citizens enjoyed the play. 117 7,'ffsg7M , K ,I 1 -fn- .Q , ,KW i , pf www' ,,,, M ,, . W xig, rx , A V, V, um' y, ,V 'gg w VL M, M, 1,..j 1 , A. , 4 , , S f 9, t g.,ff Y ,,., .... , .. JL' 5 A , H , L, Q 1 f2 2f?g W , - , .- W . .,,, , , AW , . , , .,- , ff 2-,fr a+ W, -,' ,ww , fr ,, . + .2 . - -W., W W 1 - my q n. my .1 ,Q j' N QQ 4- Q ., f ,, , , A ,,, ,, W - - ff ' V, my ' nAM,v4Q',,., ', ,Q V' ' ' .7 1 ' V v 4 . -b . . -Wu M 3 -fa-Ml' 4 'A ,, M 3-'L 9' . 'Way , . 4 V , . , ,V M , ' , wg : 2 , V ' ' ., 21- mg., A 1 i , ,, , K+' ' '45 ti X 'WW - iff 31 - 'V' ' V A V- 6 , f'+'rfl E I' ' T' . We ,, V ' l g K ' 'V ' Wm, ,U J 'L 'U' 'f7 ffv 7 ' ' an aw. , , ,, . . ,, M .,, V ,,,, rr , ,LL ,Q 7 ,f,.w, , M., L .zixiitlgbi-5al?f1Qf, Qffmf V , . L yxvr 5 K' Vi v A S f 4 H I I Am A . ,, M 4 , ., 1 I Qskg., , A , p S are A or at . . i ' m d 0 ' g H: ,v', ,,. ,h! WVhw,i ?jgQ8:TKw Zh 1 19 Lady Tiger Tennis Sherry Pam K Bib , . , gs .Mfg 7 Dhtrwan ,vi 6 B e v e r I V BenUa 4 A, W, 4,, 'uv ...tn 0- A , 3-5 A211131 .Vai ',,, , 7 ik ' ?ffQw 'Q may , 7 . Lady Tiger Tennis 5 4 A , Z -gii I QI! ses y ffm ,Q 3... ' f Vg? f 4' f .Ji ,ya Ace? 3 K, J h ks 3. Y ' i N RES' Beverly Oakley, Cindy Wehle, Susan Whatley, Julie Grace, Sherry Brooks, Pam Smith, Bentia Clark, and Coach Debbie Grider. 122 Tiger Basketball Standing: Matt Foreman, Mark Green, Marty Bailey, Steve White, Steve Bugg, Kevin Grey, Ed Priest, Charles Black, Randy Lawless, Larry Beard, Johnny Jones, and Jeff Gumm. Kneeling: Dallas Catron, Asst. Coach, Coach Lou Cunningham, Mark Coker, and Kevin Mullins. A .. . 5 3. , 'X-...J ffeksfl .df Q5 ' J ' -J Q 123 Right: Steve White and Jeff Gumm complete an inside play with Kevin Grey coming in for backup. Bottom left: Triple teamed Ed Priestg now thatb pressure. Bottom right: Steve Bugg can shoot over the defense E hands. New V9 7 124 V, 4 ,, , .ww V, ff, ww, f , mm, - - V H V V ,, , W, Zawya -., K N ,ir N M f'?f'E 'Q it Y .ii-.i ww 31. .s . my S -3 4 ri WV ails. KAAA E., ,- ' it? 1 '51 f' 4145 f 'iv lrcirdmw Yflfi ig pv mmm E , . qv? it I , e -ms ' 5' . rw iN is xi . if A Sal W f ,sf- 'X Top left: Steve Bugg completes a pres- sure goal with Johnny Jones ready for any rebound. Top right: Charles Black shows how to dunk a basketball. Left: Ed Priest and Steve Bugg break through traffic to get to the boards. 125 Top left: Mark Green demonstrates ball handling. Top right: Ed Priest shoots a little jump shot. Right: Steve White fights for this re- bound. 126 W saga 5, 'Y if 45 21, M gi Q1 K 1l, '1l.!! lSa.Q.ANl ' Q , . ,S ow.. . A . ,. .. ,mmm-.,-,gif -,,, ,gf , M 3 Q 'wmv-N-Imam., f. ,... ,www he JUN K 4. ilk Left: Steve white is blocked out from the basket. Bottom left: Matt Foreman watches Steve Buggs fade away. Bottom right: Jeff Gumm has no where to go but up. 127 . H 4? nvqj- Q 'i,,i 4. f 24 Z ii' 5 ff H 1 5 'ww t 3414 Top: An exciting part of the game was the inside action by Campbellsuille Col- lege junior Ed Priest and by guard Matt Forernans ball handling. Right: Larry Beard gets ofa long jump- er in the face of defense. 128 Z? 'E b ff? i' sss 5 ,, - Q . wxgw.. ,t W Eff S Top left: Steve white follows closely be- hind Jeff Gumm on one of their fre- quent fastbreaks. Top right: Steve Bugg watches as Ed Priest forces his way through the crowd for a basket. Left: The defense is in awe of Larry Beards behind-the-backboard move. 129 Right: Johnny Jones shoots cz long one while Steve Bugg looks over his shoulder. Bottom left: Jeff Gumm sets up a play. Bottom right: Ed Priest finds the backboard. ,L l' 15 45:51 , M 130 rr-J' 'FP Q , K,K3., X ' 5 4 5 V i -4+ 2- i Q-. W 3 , Q? E I 'S if ' , 'qs' S wi ' fx w ,wi --N ,K c K r Y :M M em 9 3, yi 2 F Y W 'Q' 4 2 A' Y to f Q 1 ---- Top left: Ed Priest and Steve Bugg in traffic under the backboard. Top right: Marty Bailey shows the concentration at the freethrow line. Left: Jeff Gumm is surrounded by dark jerseys. 131 Right: the Tiger cheerleaders after a floor routine. Lower left: Shelly Lobb and Tony Ir- vine do one of their stunts. Lower right: The cheerleaders on the sidelines leading cheers. Tiger Cheerleaders Right: A perfect end. From top to bottorn: Susan Man- ion, Ramona Pendley, Tonya Griffin, Shelly Lobb, Rusty Broughton, Lori Med' ley,Tony Irvine, and Betsy Wells. 132 ' H' , ik ly 1 Left: Rusty Broughton, Lori Medley, Tony Irvine, Trudi Edwards, Charlie Jones, lstandingj, Shelly Lobb, Tonya Griffin, Susan Manion, Ramo- na Pendley, and Betsy Wells, lseat- edl. Bottom left: Betsy Wells in a happy moment. Lower right: The cheerleaders' car- wash. Bottom right: The line cheering the crowd and the team. 13.119 451 N-nib 133 W-nmvw 'fs-ann ..,., 2,101 -i .. . I 1 Q' : 3,11 f fhjaid'-?' ,E , 191 ' if 'HV' YQEQQQ, if 25' ,, 1 'f i' - fQ5ig,1fg ,343ir'Ay ' fill ' ,. . . -' -Xf, .: f,g1 , K7 A 3-fl-'N M 19 9 ..1QH2,:y4gg 1, 5 'V - f . mm,--gr' ,ZA ,W f f.,,. .4 . f J 55,1271 - - ' ' ' , V I A my' f 'c I-ww , f' ' 134 -IX-sm Q . i sal ,Q N 3 9.6 ,, u W Huw , w si f Q Q X . .. v r . .. .Q fm 1 'N ,MW I ,ag wa W HM amp, ,fo M-unix mf 4 l K-Q..s i 9,..,., ,. . ,. . .. .51 M .H .. . . ,A ,,, WF ' X 'S SQ 11 , K 23524, .. Wg pm. Q, ww wh yn Left: Tony Irvine leads Tiger cheers. Right: Lori Medley cheers her team to victory. ..a..Ln-in B 3 . G Left: Tiger mascot Ron Blanton uses his magic. Right: Shelly Lobb cheers with the fans. CFL Left: Susan Manion watches a foul shot. Right: Rusty Broughton eyes the fans. Ji by Ai Left: Betsy Wells goes on with a cheer Right: Tonya Griffin holds her position. Lady Tiger Basketball Kneeling: Sandy Coates, Verda Dunn, Ernestine Carter, Julie Grace, Dawn Wise, Nancy Mees, and Katie Wilkerson. Standing: Coach Donna Wise, Susan Whatley, Roseann Conlan, Leslie Turner, Pam Smith, Bonita Scott, Lori Cook, and Asst. Coach Debbie Grider, ' 1 i is 138 ' ' fu ,L s I Left: The excitement in the pre-game huddle. Bottom left: Bo Scott with a fastbreak layup. Middle right: Julie Grace is ready for the rebound from Leslie Turnerb shot. Bottom right: Julie Grace in a tight spot in the corner. .Q f AQ! Q asf' .s ' ...xi ,bu 5 139 1 if 143- ur sf X, Top left: Rosanna Jose Conlan on a fastbreak. Top right: Coach Donna wise gives feuered instructions during a time out. Bottom left: Even with a hand in her face Ernestine Carter takes a shot. Bottom right: Outstanding college athlete Susan Whatley. 140 LADY , or , is i . of f Top left: Lori Cook in her prepared stance. Top right: Julie Grace and Ernestine Carter in tight defense Bottom left: Pam Smith takes a jumper. Bottom right: Jose takes her shot. 141 I 2? al Q 3 rw Y' it ini 'S i Top left: The before game huddle. Top right: Dawn Wise applauds a call. Bottom left: Bonita Scotts look of desire. Bottom right: Leslie Turner shoots a foul shot. N., AD L , f t: F iii Top left: The bench stands as the starters rest during a timeout. Top right: Dana Higgins as official score keeper. Bottom left: Manager Katie Wilkerson. Bottom right: Leslie Turner looks on as Ernestine Carter shoots a layup. I 4 143 1, ,tw , vi, f- V K i ,ix X 's' V NS Q . .. M-'Allin 'Www 'M ' ' 1 , i LVILI .,,Ma. M ij- tgigqxg-W1 T V my . x jxiiaw 1 t , ,kk A L mg X K U A G , Q , , L ' 1 l l f s 1.. X- .A ' ,J Lia '--, - fig l' L 9 f ' Q L so is -it 'M ,,,,f 1. it if L iw - - L L f L ' f e X ,' in ll M , ,, .Y K 1 1 il M. s if L . 5 K H353 ss - . ku- Top left: Leslie Turner cuts the net for the winning team, the Lady Tigers. Top right: Susan Whatley, Bo Scott, and Leslie Turner lead the Ladies around the court for their victory lap. Bottom left: The ecstasy of the crowd after the championship game. Bottom right: Coach Wise and Bo Scott. 144 ' ' , Wx n ww., W' ,RSX M. XF L V' to '--we 0 'L 1? S5 -fl W.,-Q.-1-11' ssl' Top left: Supporting fans at St. Louis. Top right: Wiz cuts the final string. Bottom left: Special players Bo Scott and Ernestine Carter Bottom right: Recognition of the team at convocation. 145 v Yagi? 4, 35533 Tiger Baseball 'x Jvgff gn auf ES We 'F Fans had to brave chilly weather to see their baseball team in action. fx' Seen are various baseball players at bat '---.......,,,, N-. M YH Wd' , ,N .. . W QM y Www, 'M ' ' . uw W'Wc3w-, ' W ,W. M M ,mm V Wilma 1 . . , W' 5 '1 W1 ,N 'sq 'ff-. A., - , my 1 , V 5 ., xl ' w, .amg Q.,,j.v. V' 4 A. Q , MN n ' . ' ' N 3, M I x ivl .. px ,-5 sfwwi , lx-,Q - ,- , yl I iv-wh-.5234 K Q VV 9 I-Q 1,93 his S A A 1 Am M c Q Ev. X Q K 1 P1112-K' fag 4-sf g ' A 'Q',-.- rv,-a J ',:- I .,:: -. - '. V ' V Y Q X xx., x W' X. jf' 1 Ls K 1 Y 'K - S1 Q 'E ,, z' , Top left: The first and second basemen are ready for action Top right: Larry Harrod pitches an outstanding game. Bottom left: Ron Blanton lets the umpire check the ball. Bottom right: Wes Slaven coaches first base. 150 1- 1. V 1-ff ff' ,any W1-A tr4f4f,:4,, X f x . . ,gsqg S 'si ,. ..,fs?2,na,,.f.Qfiz 'tt 5? ir s ' Hs-rw ' Eid k.hk1: 'x ' --rf it 1+ 5' ,i .J K A .- axis-5f? r ,LLL- - B 59 A lf: - f' fl '-Fx-5'! 'l'w ,I K -,in ,sl ,M 4-i ,, 5, il: kA..LL a. LF Q. it KT, .- .. ,ax . 4 gg, 3 J Q , has .K ,1,gQ9,3:,ky was - i3..:?ff'.f6.-.- f-1- 0'.f,sAv.af Top right: A great stride. Top left: the left side of the infield is ready. Bottom left: Pitching action. Bottom right: Ron Blanton follows Tony Irvine in the lineup 151 Top left: Janice Yong and Phyllis Luttrell have mixed feelings about the game but someone is happy. Bottom left: Lori Medley and Theresa Hendrickson are fine examples of proud fans. Bottom right: Self-appointed mascot Tom Wehle was present at every game in costumes no one else would wear. xii si! LJ if V xt? A f A .4 ' Li' , it I' 4' J 152 3 E, as I .. ai I ,RV V 4, W fi' ,W ' , f.f' 1 if -M 1 bt ' Top left: Robyn Bishop and Betsy Wells are true Tiger fans and they'll prove it. Top right: Mrs. Stowe was at as many games as she could be to cheer the Tigers on. Left: The gym empties after a game, 153 The Campbellsville College Library . --.sax - i N t 3 A 4 51 F 'S. .is , 5 S11 6 N-C 'Q sf-yisfvw' new t s ' breaking ceremony. Last year the plans for an addition to the col- lege library were put in motion by the ground- This fall construction started. The foundation and walls were built, then winter snow and spring rain slowed construction. lt's supposed to be fin- ished soon. 154 'WW Baseball Diamond Renovations Last year a new baseball diamond was started for the Campbellsville tigers. Top: It started as a muddy mess. Bottom: Putting the finishing touches on the fence. Top: The baseball team volunteered their time and muscles to speed up construction. Bottom: Ready in time for the first spring game. 155 wif 'Han' Q - 'KF . il 'Y , . 4 . - 'E N Q.: ii N11 W 1 F' A ' , Q W ,A,fW , 1.53 ,V f I 7 ' 'Pg ,Ulu V 2 'r,.,, tx, i P 'il Q' I.: B M fr ,B fl '4 Top left: Camille Bingham with her date at the Homecoming game. Top right: Lucy Liuesay and Tammy Smith wish the score wasn't so close. Bottom left: The fans watch the cheerleaders during a timeout, all except Grover, that is. Bottom right: A moment of concentration for fans Renee Chin and Darylynn Phillips. 156 Left: Ramona Portwood and Lori Medley don it believe the score could possibly be that! Bottom left: Jim is watching with deep emotions, Bottom right: Virgil Parker watches as an important foulshot is shot. , i X .3 157 This year the Baptist Student Union sponsored the Kingsmen Concert for the Campbellsville area. The members of this are well known for their gospel music. Profits from this concert will be used in BSU funds. 158 Kingsmen Concert David Meece This year the Student Government As- sociation sponsored the David Meece concert as Homecoming entertainment. The S.G.A. cabinet made David Meece feel welcome as did all the other students. c lx This year for the first time, the Har- lequins sponsored a Night of Talent for students of Campbellsville College to participate in. Steve Miley won 3rd placeg Jeff Locke, Zndg and sharing 1st were Sherri Mumford and Cyndy Hol- lars. Top right: Talent night judges: Carlos An- derson, Tom Clark, Al Hardy, ana' Sylvia Morris Left center: Carolyn Eadie. Right center: Steue Miley Bottom left: Marty Bailey, Dave Sheppard Bottom right: Sherri Mumford and Cyndy Hollars, 160 Night of Talent Carter Hall Massacre The boys of South Hall engineered the Carter Hall Massacre for the first time this year. The unforgotten event took place during the week of Hallow- een. The haunted house rivaled all oth- er area haunted houses. The money made from this event will be used for South Hall needs. ' f-f-4 ,, N , -1ll Top left: The cast of the Carter Hall Massacre. Middle left: Carl Sydnorg an image of the Incredible Hulk. Bottom left: James Haton, Mark Shelton, and Bill Davenport greet their customers. Right: Rick Risas finds another victim. 161 I K W3 , fi .1 fl x X' Top left: Andrea Bratcher and Janie Drury check out each .fl others, schedule. 'ii Top right: Now what could they be doing around a piano? i W 'Q' Bottom left: Chris Voelker is caught in a moment of relaxation. ' M Bottom right: Sometimes it is necessary to use special audio l equipment. 162 in ,nfs M! I if ,nf fflissg f,i WW ogg , new Left: Dr. Bob Doty comes out of his studies to bea whole- hearted Tiger fan. Bottom left: Husband and wife team up for a college recital. Bottom right: Dr. Bennett pre- sents a political science award. -'in-u HI' 163 , i ., eios rlll i 1 ,,.-MW! C. K s .. ,J X. ft... W ' QT, 5 .N '- . ' 4 f :J H , V, I 'ii ffl lil : - f ' ff- ' Gai' 4 I M I- ,. ' s l A ,ei V, , .M ,.., .,.,, , ,,,, , i I Top left: The cheerleaders in various positions. Top right: The home field. Right: its just a little one on one soccer. 164 L . l l H 4 a QQ-w ait X E ,, :J tigers are at bat on their fv- ,x 1. 1' 1 HP !5 ww pf K s. -5-,EEK W in X 1 if 'Eg x ,Rok wg, -K ' AR - Q53 ,inn -lm , , M, 0 ii ii, N if .ww W Top left: Scott Bottoms waits for the play to begin in the flag foot- ball game. Top right: Susan Whatley, an all- around athlete, practices her ten- nis game. Left: Rusty Broughton applauds Tiger action. 165 W ,WM ' i hw ww' 11 ,iii , ,tw f -. I it M ' an wr if 4 ll' MQ. li 1. 1' 4'-5 fs 1 Fr !'M,gwM ' 4 M ' A WXXWWN MW. tw WWW 4.':w-AMW i A f E ,F - ,f fb Y x -iw A i, ly 'f it i JW'-rw--4. ' 'QM 'A r'-f---V m.,. , , f fl' , , i f K' f I 1 ll , www Top left: Shelly Lobb lets her hair fly in this sideline routine. y y V, f Top right: Mary Ann Tombs has to be somewhere five minutes ,t ago. IShes latel V fwmzlx' 35219 . . . . . , , ,, , 'st Bottom left: An in mid-flight collision. A, i A y gfsyknh 4 5 Bottom right: Beverly Oakley gets her practice time in. xy V 'ti r l A ..,,,,, , ,, - V ,. ,,V ,VVV , ,, . ' ,,,, 166 ln memory of the years of devoted service to Campbellsville College we dedicate this edition of the Maple Trail to Dr. Paul Horner. His presence will be missed but his work will not be forgotten. Editor 's Note In creating this annual the yearbook staff has attempted to lead you through the 1982-83 school year many years from now. We hope you will look back through the year and find this book helpful in remembering small details. Where ever your journeys may take you we hope you will be able to use this year's experience in a successful life. I wish to thank my staff for their encouragement throughout the year and for their help. They have ways of presenting new ideas that would otherwise be unacceptable. My sincere thanks go to Terri Thompson for the hours she spent in the darkroom when no one else would. Teresa Taylor always came through on the typewriter for me. Lois Roundhouse and Brenda Mowery spent hours going through names and pictures when I didn't have the time to help. My special thanks go to the Campbellsville College Public Relations office. They allowed me to use any of their negatives I needed. The hours put in on this book are greatly appreciated. Many thanks to all. Cathie Curry Maple Trail editor