Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1986 volume:

9 v ul ,cw O A ' , .J .lfllluz Q L Q DF- Q 'Q I o Y VAOOVE, J It A 58.5. I 3 , , lrbly . ,ah- f if I u if :Q .vi Ju I '-H 'X I Vs Q , x oO .iq GMA' v'-' l 1' '- M r . Q - 1 . . .. I 4 ff? 4' 0 O I Editor's Note Last year was a beginning, this year was filled with repetitious ideas, and lots of hard work. The 1986 Maple Trail seemed to elude me all year long. There was still chaos and confusion. I figured that I was one year older and one year wiser and I hoped for the yearbook to come together beautifully. Wrong! The deadlines still haunted me. I never seemed to have the time to take the picture or write the copy. But, finally the time came and the Maple Trail came together. It seems as though freshman week had just ended and homecoming was history when graduation rolled around. I feel like all these pages are for the senior class. The theme of the Maple Trail is Now For Something Better. It is for the graduates time for something better. I hope I have captured a part of their personality in these pages. The Theme seemed to depict the freshman class as they were beginning to strive for something bet- ter. They had begun their four year search of knowledge and good times. I will flatter myself, and hope that everyone will find something that they can relate to or find pleasure in. It is a thrill to me when I know that a picture allowed someone to remember a great moment or some Ny... E:......f+ -K ' fn i?'v :ff-'cn copy reminded them of many forgotten details. I guess that was my goal when I started this project. Well, I have used up enough space and I haven't thanked anyone. I would like to thank Public Rela- tions and Joan McKinney for all of her help. Thanks to the newspaper staff, Cynthia Williams for her pic- tures, the Maple Trail Staff, Dr. Doty, and everyone who helped me along the way. A special thanks has to goto my special friends: Sherry, the family, and everyone who has helped me survive these three years. 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BOTTOM RIGHT: Angela Weakley puts on a happy face at the fall carnival. 4 'Silk LEFT: Seniors welcome new freshmen during the traditional shaving creme fight. BELOW LEFT: Mike Gowin glances up from his workstudy position in the campus bookstore. BELOW RIGHT: Dee Dee Davis finds a quiet moment in the Montgomery library. BOTTOM: Karen Burnham smiles and welcomes us in the Religious Life office. BO'I'TOM RIGHT: Chuck Good looks the new Maple Trail over. f.: .tn 9 r ..- ff 3 32 Y . . I ,, ,jx ' :Q X. 1 QQ 5 . lv, A X M-W' Q . ., 5 ' .J - ,ggfwn A - '.- 5!f.4. 3. 1. ,,f-,- fl-fs S , ., .f'fff5,'.'. '. . -4' .9 'L I SA ,7- UIQA. ,xi l F4 'x 1 'I-li! H551 V 1- nv HI- .EJJ . . 9 'f ?' V T ' ,i f 1, - . .ff fr xfkj 4, If , ,K ,- V . ., Q,-f , W-. x 1 CG 4 K f 9 , Q xy- Y ,- iJ 'i., 4 ' ' --'fZ'afgf'i 1 , Q . px-.af x X. rx 'i ., IN Q' ' hu 'P E-,idk G' I bw 1 ' . ' 1 r-av , ' A I ' N ku X 1 1 X Q f i 1 -39 LEFT: Senior Chris Hail listens to Bryan Cooks story. MIDDLE LEFT: John Mesplay sits on my car and explains his golf game. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jana Moore, Cynthia Crowder and Rhonda Betz keep the second floor hopping. BOTTOM: Marsha Ambrose representing Alpha Rho Tau. The softball Bleacher creatures hotdog for the camera. 7 ,J its fs- X., 4- fr N .L,.-K V . wiv. 4 -4 1 'iiiei -.-, X 1 -Q ' .N t iw ,X . Vyx 1. giilifni stmQ:,:1 tx .x TOP: Belinda Smith lounges in the Stapp Hall lob- by. TOP RIGHT: Daley, Rob Daley claims milk and his jelly roIl are natural. ABOVE: Mimi Samson and Aida Hailu entertain during open dorms. Marti McLean looks through her new Yearbook. RIGHT: Rosanne Conlan shows her stuff during a picnic. ai -R l fl :QS be I 'Qs TOP LEFT: Freshman Greg Hall walks to class. Greg is a freshman from Burns Flat, Oklahoma. TOP RIGHT: Rick Newman concentrates on something outside the girls' dorm. LEFT: Scott Gowin, Bryan Hawkins, Jeff Carter, and friend Jay Price. Notice Jay is wearing his new Camp- bellsville baseball hat. 9 l. 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MID- DLE LEFT: Cynthia Williams is ready for the lake. MID- DLE RIGHT: Shelette Richardson clowns around during the homecoming parade. BOTTOM: Todd Mosely and Wendy Tallent share an ice cream. BOT- TOM RIGHT: A few of the Lady Tigers basketball team pose for a photo in Elkins, West Virginia. . I . .4 I 7 ' :Z I4 a I .. -fs 15 ,,,,,g,,, X, . f N I MJ ,.4ma.z.a And Wow jar .gomeflzing geff Fall Carnival Fourteen clubs and organizations par- ticipated in the third Fall Carnival, October 5, on the lawn of Stapp Hall. The carnival had a threefold purpose Randy Weaver, student development associate, commented. lt is to raise money for clubs and organizations to operate on throughout the year, to help students fellowship and make new friends, and to serve as a public relations effort or our part to involve the community in campus events. Among the groups that participated were the Art Club, Stapp Hall, BSU, Women's Basketball Team. Horseback riding was also a hit. lt was sponsored by the Church Music Conference. Stapp Hall was filled with good food, exciting booths, and warm smiles on a chilly October day. x-ja . jx '- ,J if . ,N 1 4, Y Y x .y. Bit' 6 4 ' 1 4 , s :M I., 3: 'O' ' ' 'Q 7' ill fl sa In ll ri Q ana 4 firm: 0 lllll mana' 9' as fl!! .tt Y ..'.'.!llf pg li itll nun 9 O U .5 fl O ll Jsonnnpg, OI O' II P' 0 ll' 5 blip' I! Q at lilidhlgggg ' ' 'flllifggy 'll I l ' u ll 9 1 .as sau Ill A may 99 il I I 9 l l id :sag 'K UIQQQ as . Q il 9 s 4515 9 'VII :mana ., A -..... ll 0. ll 5,1 202 102 IC Z6 I l 'QQ 'Q-nr I.. I 1 'I wr hr. ! P' .4 A fav'-f r' un' I I l v 0 I ld I ld I! B01 gn 45, , , if M.: 1 1 1 It 0 9 W 3. I Q IQ! I l IO! I I 11 H06 I l 3: I U 8,1 0 tl s Sl I I li ll I I fl ll I ll I! IQ I YI ll Il ll If ll If I ll fi fa' ' A' K ff- 'A ,r , ' 13 .f 3- 'T' eiifsff' is A'ji' 'f'i? 'Eff iv'-ag: ,v . 2' .',,,.. ,Q 1 fb, Y . v A 'P' Q' Y , v. 7 ,VX X , F M413 S W F5 f A ff .X . -Q H w .Y ' .41 d ..At,,.,. .. N N . M fsfti 'E' ,sais U 9 va . f- I! Steve Bristow keeps members of the lady Tigers Basketball ' Mitzi Singleton awaits the throw reluctantly. team busy during the dunking booth. fi, y . if Q ki WM ',, , ' i Q ...lf-Egfs -f 'enjli 4.1 I wi' l 'iw Q. S 1 VK' Q ,gm Juniors Monica Vaught and Cynthia illiams try to stay warm 'Ca rival. - , 5 Q 1 'I 45' Q. .- Octoberfest 'ffnk it - -shui Student Development Vice- President, Sylvia Morris, commented, l like this kind of participation by faculty, staff, and students. l think it is always a learning experience for students to have to coordinate something that big. ABOVE: Accounting professor Shirley Risen participates with a tractor pull hayride. Left: John and Cathy Ayers take time to look over the petting zoo. 21 Q l P . - ...-, 'mfr -. f .1 xl-r -- 1 .1 r ' ' ' 2'xv ' Q . M , Freshman week F, FIRST irvienessions, The first week of p school seniors dominate and freshmen try to af , survive and find their place at Campbellsville. Each new freshman must find their identity amongst the college atmosphere. I ,a All freshmen wear the traditional college beanies. Activities include freshmen-senior olympics, various dress-up days, shlgving Creme fiQhfS- A Week full Of nonsense to relieve Bookstore manager, Joy Burress participates in hat day during freshman week some tension to begin a fresh semester. Amie -r N, . 'S Y g ' 4. me . t I - . rryhuq-te and 'Qrent Argo participate f w ' the olyrri The re e' 5 Q heir fresh gg: 5 .... i 1 H' db sf N1-f Left: Freshman Mary Mounce and Martin Mapoma take all of the battle in stride. Bottom: Mary Tina Pierce, Kathy Hardy, Susie Bishop all stick together during Freshman olympics. They look confident. A , .,. , r, its 5, f' i fQz? A' J ' .' 1 , ,- . .. gfemffm l f gl. v + 'Qw'31'- fs- IV' . if 'jf 1 A f -4 .Ww,.f, V 2141! A ,...... ,A x er I w , ' vw-yi . Y . , :Mg Middle Left: Peggy Aaron participates Mexican style during hat day. Top: Three freshmen smile and flash their freshman credits. Left: Greg Hall, a little stunned during the shaving cream fight. 23 ,an X. il Q: A Q ' y' A' A 'Tis the Season The Christmas Celebration is a magical night on the campus of Campbellsville College. The gym is transposed into a din- ing room and a stage, filled with good food and magical per- formances. When you are away from home during the Christmas holidays it is hard to capture the spirit of the season. The celebration kindles the fire and sparkles the eyes of the children with anticipation. The night was filled with music and fellowship. The night ends with the lighting of the Christmas tree. The tree fills the student with anx- iousness to return home for the holidays. It is indeed a season to be jolly! i S-J X ir rg , 4 4 l To be JoIIy'! Top: Randy Weaver speaks at the traditional lighting of the Campus Christmas tree. Above: Sherri and Jeff Locke sing beautifully. Middle: The music professors combine for a beautiful Christmas Carole. Left: Santa Claus visits Campbellsville. '1 4 XX. ' Kaya i Above: Paul Fields, Corky Mohedano, Steve Keller, K. J. Miller, and Pam Hardy pose after the concert. x' 2 N.. r 29 I-LI.I.'LI3I:IJLVUUEU I - P 6 41 f ff H Izggzfgrxgv ji, ilifif-:zf.ny:M5 If -5:-if lm? 51'-xfi'j',:,.Ll v if V l l, 1 Z0 aww- Hamlin mea .-3 V M L. - ,. - V , Q mu my at 4 i'i, , WEN nw gg: -it sam! 2' las we ef U 1 I imma '5' Ii QQ, f' I A' 'Y rs: '- lfr 6 ...ff .wg 1 f -t 'i,4nF1?'fm41,l , ' nfl ', -. - Q , ,f', . 1 'C iw , sz fin.. 4 f wg '1 F 5 Aw.,- ,, 'ful VN 1 ' -If gm, ,,,' +A ,,. fs f L: -:A .VAN 1, . A V, 1: .gf 5 an ...psf n.j ..,' , 4- , fu .-ff Mk Jw 4 hi ,gk Homecoming 1985 - The Best Ever Welcome to the Wonderful World of Disney. Homecoming 1985 was without a doubt the most successful homecoming ever. The weekend of November 22 and 23rd will be remembered by many as the best weekend at school. The week was filled with new and exciting events. On Monday, November 18, homecoming week was kicked off with Western Dress Day and an Old Fashioned Hoedown. The pace changed with Tuesday bringing Hawaiian Dress Day and one of the most successful events, the Hawaiian Luau in the cafeteria. The traditional facultyfstudent volleyball game was held in the Athletic Center. The week was concluded with Hat and T-shirt day and school colors day. A favorite of the student body and the athletes was a pep rally held on Main Street in Campbellsville. Friday brought to the delight of everyone, Jerry Clower, country humorist. Clower thanked his pastor Rev. James F. Yates of First Baptist Church in Yazoo City, Mississippi for bringing him to Campbellsville. Reverend Yates was a 1945 graduate of Campbellsville College. Some 655 persons were in attendance. On Saturday, the parade was especially colorful with the Salute to Disney theme. Alpha Rho Tau won the Grand Master float award. The parade was led by Grand Marshals, Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Saturday afternoon alumni visited the division get- togethers and just naturally found old friends to spend time together. Late that evening, both the Tigers and the Lady Tigers had vic- tories on the basketball court. The capacity crowd watched as the Tigers rolled over Brecia College Bearcats 101 to 87. The Lady Tigers posted a strong victory, 101 to 40 by defeating St. Catharine College. The night was not finished yet. The week was wound up with the crowning of Miss Audra Wilcox of Madisonville. The first runner-up was Monica Vaught of Cincinnati, Ohio. Second runner- up was Tammy Smith of Mount Washington, KY and Third runner-up was Carol Combs of Oneida. The freshman attendant was Nan- cy Cox of Campbellsville. Audra Wilcox represented the Sophomore Class. Following the game, Audra was honored with a reception in the Little Auditorium. She was greeted by alumni and friends. I am not quite sure if all of this captures or even summarizes all of the excitement of this homecoming week. Student Government Homecoming Chairperson, Pam Hardy spent many long and hard hours coordinating everything. Pam Hardy is a junior at Campbellsville College. She deserves a big thanks for all her hard work this homecoming. HOMECOMING 1985 - THE BEST EVER! -dug 1 ww.. Q X Vg S I F rg -I.. s. 723 T A . 5? - , .' in I ' N Y 'iw 4 ' U N .8 . ...... L.. .- f 'Q 5 . 0 g . ' I - ' a 0 . . 0 . I .0 Q. U-.v A 'o,.o as .u- , f,,.-,.f' 0' Q' 0' 9 'f c ' ' ' ,-.,p ,:,v o U -oo I l I 'oo' , C . .oh , l. ' , Q 0 '.,oo,.,.. ' 0 1. s I . ,,0 O 0 nn, I I 'o . 'Q I fo I ' 0 n .,'. if 0 ,, 'ml 0 Q' , Q g' 0 0 U O o .', . 0 . o I .. . , fu Q ,-0 oo' o - 's 9' 0' 4' ll 0 9 ' ,O 0. I .5 . la 0.' . . 1. ... 01 'Q' , .0 'I' .' . A .c.0 .. 0 ,,., OI . , ... 0 'Q ,o . 0 0,.l' . .I D. 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Audra represented the Sophomore class. -90 Q if 1 01 HOMECOMING COURT: Queen - Audra Wilcoxg Freshman attendant - Nancy Coxg First runner-up - Monica Vaughtg Second runner-up - Tammy Smithg Third runner-up - Carol Combs. il-' 1-15:1- J , - !.,.a-5, 'e its -XIX NM.- TOP LEFT: Freshman guard, Susie Christie, begins the season scoring 10 points against St. Catharine College. TOP LEFT:'Aubrey Fritz tries for one of his 27 points against Brescia during the Homecoming game. LEFT: The winning float, from Alpha Rho Tau was a salute to Disney. 33 President Mr. and Mrs. William R. Davenport o Robert Clark Dan Flanagan Academic Vice-President and Dean Religious Life Vice-President ,,,,...1 Alvin Hardy Business Vice-President fQ'? Y' Sylvia Morris Student Development Vice-President Dr. Kenneth Pope Advancement Vice-President 1 Y - Y W Mr. Carlos Anderson Dr. William Bennett Mr. Don Bishop Social Work Political Science Health 81 P.E. 13 Q05 v-4,1 Sv-l Dr. Mark Bradley Dr. Tom Caldwell Dr. Frank Cheatham Music Psychology Math, Computer Science Mr. Tommy Clark Miss Linda Cundiff Dr. Danny Davis Art Art Health 81 P.E. Dr. Robert Doty Mr. Joe Foster Mr. Jeanne Gaddis English Business 8. Economics Education fif' Mr. Robert Gaddis Mrs. Carolyn Garrison Mr. L. M. Hamilton Music Education English 46 W. Dr. Billy Hathorn Mr. Bobby Himes Mr. Thomas Jeffries History 8t Geography History 81 Political Science Physical Science 3 Ex' f 4-1 - '2Lrnih Mr. L. D. Kennedy Kr. Jerry Kibbons Dr. Kenneth Martin English 8 Journalism Religious Education Music Dr. Drewry Meece Dr. Shirley Meece Dr. James Moore Education English Music im. W.. fx- F x as 'B if , -no W'-aff l A Dr. Robert Moore Mrs. Donna Pirouz Mrs. Fay Pope Sociology Languages Secretarial Science if-.f'f 'illb -s...r-A l S Mrs. Shirley Risen Mrs. Frances Roberts Dr. Wesley Roberts Accounting English Music -X-I .. s. 1 X x K X N, 'Oi ,,41nMr1lQ' 41 'x 1 . 'inf ,ni - tt VA Dr. Milton Rogers Mr. Harry Scalos Dr. Robert Street Biology Accounting 81 Business Bible www gn -qv ' 1 , MJ' Q 0-sf'. ,..wf?, X A .5 1 - A x . , . its . f , . K.. . F , 4 I ' . , u I , K 1- , -.'.x. i.,' 1 ug .4 lb - f 1 I .' 1 '.u - ' 1 lf . 4 ' ' ' ,' . ' ' ' ' 1 7 ' '. 1 '- -' 1. ff '-B .'nN: 4 as , 0 ' ' au1.' ff' ,s Mrs. JoNetta Weaver Mr. Harlie White Mrs. Donna Wise Education Mathematics Health 81 P.E. v, 5 Q Q 1 I I 1 U any 'fi ,isa '-37 Mrs. Peggy Aaron Mrs. Sarah Anglin Mrs. Cathy Ayers Financial Aid College Nurse Computer Services If V, Q, I .. 4119 1 J 1 '90-ng, Mrs. Dotty Benningfield Mr. Thomas Biggs Miss Joy Burress Financial Aid Registrar Bookstore Manager 41' K -N, X Ei - .L . tv 1. 3 4 . Q X Q- ' 7 H, 3 .- I5 . V . 5 I ra - A Mrs. Ernestine Clark Mr. Ron Coleman Mrs. Patricia Daugherty Controller Coordinator, Counselor Secretary Advancement VP 'lf' 'C f' Mrs. Teresa Elmore Mrs. Lisa Flack Mrs. Virginia Flanagan Registrars Office Business Office Director Public Relations 'P ffr'wrv'fV 'I J N ,AQ Q! H iz Mrs. Margie Foster Mrs. Sharon Gowin Mrs. Alice Howard Print Shop Director Admissions Office Secretary to Student Development Vice President X Mr. Keith Johnson Betty Kidwell Mrs. Karen Lynema Director of Financial Aid Business Office Library it Mrs. Joan McKinney Mrs. Sheena Mays Dr. Ivan Murrell Alumni and Public Relations Business Office Library Director gei- - Q . iff VK, gf Mrs. Dawn Najpaver Mr. Jay Orr Mrs. Judy Payne Religious Life and Counseling Director of Development Secretary of Acadmic VP and Dean Ms. Pam Riggs Mrs. Diane Rogers Mr. Jimmy Rowland Asst. Director of Admissions Alumni and Public Relations Campus Ministries lntern 41 , in Mrs. Joan Stansbury Mrs. Elaine Steeley Ms. Judy Stewart Business Office Secretary to Business VP Secretary to President G 'A , f, WJ iqsrv-'nv' Mr. Wade Tyler Mr. Randy Weaver Mr. Steven White Social Work Student Development Assoc. Assoc. Director of Admissions all' '..',,,..,..?,i 11,1 Mrs. Cindy Williams Mrs. Darlaine Wilkerson Admissions . ,g,?,. 1. 1 -,, Mrs. Lillian Camfield Mrs. Betty Hosey Stapp Hall Director South Hall Director Rev. Hardin Hosey South Hall Director ! I l i l i i , F I i l I l N I l l I l a A i I 5 l r i l l l 2 l l l i S l i l Faculty 81 Staff Not Pictured Mr. Mitchell Brumback Director of Admissions Mrs. Pamela Burton Library Dr. H. E. Coker Christian Studies Mr. Lou Cunningham Health 81 P.E. Mr. Paul Lambert Assoc. Dir. of Development Mr. Russell Mobley Speech 81 Drama Mrs. Nevalyn Moore Music Mr. William Myles Education Mr. Gordon Weddle Biology Mr. Patrick Wilkerson Asst. Director of Admissions l l I l l i i l i l l I i l l l l' l l i E. gl i l l- s l ll l .i l i l l I Maintenance Staff Mr. David Pierce Mrs. Janet Johnson Superintendent Mr. Leroy Johnson Mr. Lenneth Bartley Mr. Michael O'Bryan Mr. Rick Benningfield Mr. Spencer Parker Mr. Ronnie Bishop Mr. Danny Rodgers Mr. Glenn Corbin Mr. Don Daniel Mrs. Lana Farmer I In L v N ! I r 1 i r 1 I W I 1 p 1 l 1 B 1 I X w I I V 1 l l r i V .xdncl Wow gov .gomeflzing Z?effer! THE RIGHT STUFF Women 's Basketball Coach Donna Wise breaks the 200 games winning mark. By Melissa York Hard work, discipline, and en- joyment are three things that Lady Tiger Coach Donna Wise feels makes one successful. Wise should know. ln her eleventh year of coaching basket- ball, she is ranked thirteenth among all women coaches in the National Association of lnter- collegiate athletics and a victory against Alice Lloyd Jan. 16 gave her 200 wins. Wise concentrates on not overcoaching. She doesn't make the team follow a strict diet or sleeping plan. She advises them to eat well, sleep, and stay away from things that will harm their playing ability. Also, before games, the team prays and recon- siders their offensive and defen- sive plays with emphasis on defensive play. She contributes her success to the kids she's had over the years here. She is proud of peoples progress and likes to see students be successful. Some more Wise advice to young people wanting success is to learn self-discipline and determination. 4 ,V . .f .- ' HQ' 4 yy QQ. , ts sf -M Coach Wise and the Lady Tigers realize the value in preparation. The Lady Tigers crew prepare for the season through a strenuous weight-lifting and condi- tioning program. The team began to get excited as their season drew nearer. Coach Wise anticipated her 11th season. The Lady Tigers made their debut with a 101-40 vic- tory over St. Catherine. The Lady Tigers were led by Senior Roseanne Conlan, KIAC Player of the Year, and Junior center, Franseda Gunn, NAIA AH-District Player of the Year. Senior Missy Gill added strength on the boards as the teams leading rebounder. Freshman Susie Christie added strength with her outside shooting threat. Lori Cook rounded out the starting lineup with valuable experience in her wing position. .V A 5 ,mulls tx I f I L.. 'N Q, K .Ama X. , Lvjl... U . -Z- 90- K ' ftfg bint, -'HSE z ,v .. A ff M.-. M . -r-..'l1r,,.nl- arg 3 ., ,.f s-sq 1 is.. rr-IE nic:-n' STUFF The Lady Tigers held strong through their pre-Christmas schedule. The ladies finished with a second place during the Davis 81 Elkins Mountain Classic over Christmas break. The Tigers claimed their first tournament victory against Kutz- town, Pennsylvania and then beating Wright State. The Lady Tigers lost to Mercy, New York in the finals 67-64. Returning home the Lady Tigers edged past Georgetown and followed by downing Alice Lloyd to give Wise her 200th game. Gunn scored 29 points followed by Conlans 28. The Lady Tigers went on to win the KIAC tournament over Alice Lloyd 72-63. 56 S1 'nina-X 3 'f Ll IH! 11 ing' PN 1.1. ? A 1 ljQ:vs' L f - TX K0 lill A 'H LADY LADY LF Y LADY LADY LADY my LADY LADY F34 ABOVE: Back Row: Asst. Coach Debbie Grider, Christy Cruise, Missy Gill, Franseda Gunn, Lisa Tabor, Lori Cook, Donna Wise. FRONT: Kim Riggs, Vicki Reese, Mitzi Singleton, Rosanne Conlan, Susie Christie, Michelle Shwartz, Karen Sweazy. The Lady Tigers pulled out a one point victory dur- ing the semi-final game of the NAIA District 32 playoffs over Transylvania 54-53. The Lady Tigers faced a strong, experienced Cumberland Team. The Lady Tigers could not over- come an injury to senior leader Roseanne Jose Conlan. The Lady Tigers dropped 70-59 to Cumberland. Senior Lori Cook had her best perfor- mance scoring 20 points and 9 rebounds. The Lady Tigers ended an impressive season with 23 wins and 8 losses. These fine athletes definitely had THE RIGHT STUFF! 57 0 -2- i .2-tr l iw. . 0 . I 1 6' , . - a ' s 7' W 1 iw M GQUKM piaw if 'e l 0' ,po 9' aah 7',.3P- il F' ,uf 7'4 1 P pm A TOP: Michelle Swartz scoresg Karen Sweazy sets up on first COUFHQGS hef tGafT'II'Tlat9S OI'l - ,A w 1 . V V. 4. , 'A - in if ' , tw V. if , .1 1 ' v. i 'wgifi i .,g'-3 K 15 'iff X . 26- x f A 4' A il? is is Bl Q x J-o .N L' M , Q. . 3 . swf' , H 1 V ' 5 if A -. gn ,, - ' V rf , A 1 V ' a',,3in'f J, H It V4 ' QQ, 11, , . ' T NW . ry ze-gf f,j, ?,,,,V g, 7 ' iw? 'L ,Y .V 4 Y' - 26.51.53 A 'A V54 ' 4'-125:15 .. L 0 o Y' 1 A n Q 1 0 . ' V . 'f , A xi, A ff' x' 1, ' , ' 'f -:wtf . 1- . . jk ,. My -. -V' ,, ,V ,4 f-Wiki: 7, fu W' 4 1 ' .. J . 3 '-1 t 5 . I A- .Q fn, 'Lf f' - H VA ,AQ V' - 4, I A' V . . t, '- , ,Q V , l , f-QV , . , ,, V-A Y al ., A. 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V4 u --4 I Q I 8 9' ,V 1v 4kmn,,,wmW , nr-4 .-.N -f .u'f ' ,V . f Lady Tiger Softball The Lady Tigers worked hard and found themselves reaching strides never seen by any other women's softball team at Campbellsville College. The talented ladies played their way to a 31-1 season record and a KWIC championship. Camp- bellsville defeated Transylvania 11-1 and Cumberland 4-2. The Lady Tigers faced a strong Union team, which handed them their only loss early in the year, and defeated them 13-8 and the tournament final 4-0. Rosanne Conlan, Sherry Brooks, and l Karen Sweazy were all named to the KWIC All-tournament team. The Lady Tigers went on the win with KIAC tournament, l they finished the season with a 35-2 record. as .1- . I ti . 's u E .V 1 S n jmll- 1' It . .4 4 7 V ' 1 ' Y YY-. .Y 1- TIGER BASEBALL Q. The 1985-86 Men's BASEBALL team from left, Chuck Rhea, manager, Todd Moseley, Dr. Danny Davis, coach, Jeff Carter, Chuck Good, Richard Mudd, Doug Wingler, Mark Bugg, Jay Price, Bryan Hawkins, Rick Newman, Todd Haverly, Chris Eger, Todd Minton, Billy Wiseman, Brad Baber, Troy Curry, John Dickerson, Dwight Marshall, Steve Swail, Scott Schmuck, Rick Oldham, Ty Coslow, David Decker, Mike Pollock, John Scott, Kelly Connaughty, Charles Sehlke and Mark Bryant. x t ,C L 4 Coach Danny Doc Davis signals instructions to his team. Davis began this season with a completed baseball field that he had been working on for three years. Coach Davis begins the season with a win-loss record of 143-80. nfs '- 4w.giN'.A -- V 'P' fv- xz. fx, Qin' 1,, , u-'- -,f - ,.,..-' ,,..g,,,q .,,f,.,.-,gy 'vin A -- .Ps .xa -f ' . ' 1 -. '.. 'i .' .Nunn V Q 1 .Q .. , . Ha . ' ' ' . Q . - , , , , ,A .T nw. , ' - . ' t .5 A' QI ftytzfy . . . 'f -' ,.-r:f2 w'.' K . 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', a - - ,'- '- ., 5' 1 . - - .g,'..: Q A . ,, A iw' I - , . . - gs, . . -- - . . , . .- A . . . . , . . 3- , -' 5 f t , - I - ' A ' 1,-.Mr 'I .p . u 'Ns - . ' .5 1: . ,,, . was - --W- V' g,.i ' 5' K 3 ' . ,M -. ,Z guy.. ,k .. 5 ,azqfiqglxw M 2 ...r 'Zh - 1- ' wqw' .sf Q MY. .g .A -fs 4. - . 4 Top: Donny Hudson, a freshman from Fern Creek, Kentucky takes another look. TOP left: Number 8, Jay Price hits the ball well. Jay was named most improved player. Jay is a sophomore from Lex- ington. John Moseley, a freshman from Richmond Kentucky adds depth to the tiger pitching staff. ks. 1 4, 1, . - . - -. to ',' 71s-rw.. '.- '-' 1 . as -'W 4 ,,, -'Q - . ss, K- f- .' Q af-- xg -' 5 f 1- ,. 4. R N ' ' ' wha' Xi, I l, W' - . - fy' .. - , f ' ' CLQ if L -, .u..5',u zfnw- - f . Yr-1, . .' -,annul mm.. The Tiger baseball team began preparing early for their tough 56 game schedule. Coach Danny Davis looked to seniors Richard Mudd, Mark Bryant, Chuck Good, and Mark Bugg for pitching strength. Senior Kelly Connaughty, Charles Sehlke will add ex- perience in the outfield. Through the season the tigers got help on the mound by Billy Wiseman and Mike Pollock. The Tigers passed the 20 win game mark with a win 10-5 over Berea. Charles Sehlke, David Decker, and John Scott gave the Tigers hitting strength. With the tournament time nearing the Tigers swept Alice Lloyd 10-0 and 8-2 in a KIAC doubleheader. Richard Mudd notched his fifth win of the season. Charles Sehlke, Dave Decker, John Scott and Billy Wiseman each had RBI hits. Sehlke paced the Tigers in batting with a solid .440 average, Decker is next with .397 average, Kelly Connaughty checks in at .380 and leads the team with six homers. The Tigers finished a fine season with a 38-15-1 record. Right: Kelly Connaughty warms-up on deck. Middle: Mike Sarge Pollock reads his signs and prepares for the pitch. Bottom: The Tigers shake hands after a victory. Below: Senior pitcher Richard Mudd awaits his assignment. 7-.D . rx, -lx ' we ,: + V 4: 4? , , '5'. Z1 . . is if 3 Q.. in 42- 3. , ., H V. ,J --rg -30 Q ,Q-rrL'a1,':?5 ,1 fZ'ig, 3 -B I X f 'A .k1'ik',f ' P-1 ' , ' , Xi 5 ,' i' -. mf:-,QQ -,4u,? 'M f- Nfl'g,H . - ,nf 'Ov Lf. -' gd 3 ': ,,.,.. sv' -'f'f ,QJTN , M. , ' ' 'jevlhi lFl,vf5'Q'f g7fL:o-gf :Q ' ' ' ' I . . -A .4-. . -. dn., l, j ,4qlw,,if'.f HL-N1,,Wgg ' - -' -calf' . f 1 -..nit .s..i . Q-l B f wr li 'F , ' .4 r Mn V L W ,.,,3 'q 3-z..1:,4-imsf ,-135 - - -s aw, .45 5.- -1.3, A - TOP: Mark Bryant and Brad Baber show off their new hair cuts. Middle: A few of the Tiger baseball players take time out for lunch between a double-header. Above: Billy Wiseman, John Scott, Dave Decker, and Scott Schmuck pose for the camera between games. 63 'Us V25 Mark Strader 'N Dicky Walker Ron Coleman Coach ! 'sn 1,'l Mike Gowin John Mesplay Tiger Golf The 1986 Golf team includes, Mark Strader, junior: Dicky Walker, sophomore, John Mesplay, freshman, and Mike Gowin, freshman. The 1986 Campbellsville Golf team began their season with only four golfers. We are short in numbers and this puts a lot of pressure on the team because every score counts, said Coach Flon Coleman. The team placed fifth in the Centre College ln- vitational on March 26 and seventh in the Beller- mine College Invitational on March 31. Walker placed second overall at Bellermine where 15 teams participated. The team cut 27 strokes off their total score from Centre to Bellermine. The team finished third in the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. TOP: Coach Ron Coleman, John Mesplay, Dicky Walker, Mark Strader, Mike Gowin - 1986 Tiger Golfers. MIDDLE: Mark Strader puts the Hawaiian touch on. ABOVE: John Mesplay tees off during practice. LEFT: Mike Gowin putts on the green during practice. 65 v-h 'A 'Tp , I - v--- yay P ml L4 I' it i 'K' L l.yh X x vi is if sg , . xb T 3 -.xt '- ' xf .c' 5 n- If tl-VI : , 5 52?-i .gs ' X- A -Exif riff. EA' A Z.-X nal .-Q , tQ -'fx 'rs ' I-Jgajf-4 ,..- K-.4, ll Y f.. .kiifdrze 1' ' i.f'g.li r -' Fg - .r IX, .if' ?9I F 49 ' T 3 sa 1 mr Q., H ,Mil VF X gqgag .5 V A A - ., . X if . 4 Xt jx 'Ng e eSSe T ' . ,f I 99 51' ' 3 ' 2 S F 0 BS X f lv QI 9SSe lf, +' T . aww f 0 ov' .Mr ',o?i Y' I Q -F 1 -.-,Q H aj rs in Q A, e , . , 4 GCN -t -,yan ! it 'B M ' ' Y 'inf 45 if Fred Schwan Jason Ford Mike Daugherty ,J l Tiger Tennis 'f .s . . . 5 3 I By Cynthia Williams .J 3, jp,-v, The men's tennis team began their season with three new players and a new T ,fe Zyfjjgifs coach. Returning juniors Freddie Schwan, the 1985 conference champ playing 5,3 first position. Mike Daugherty playing second, and Jason Ford playing third -.-.., -Q5-5,2325 they are joined by freshmen James Davis playing fourth, Ralph Huiusinga play - I ing Fifth, and junior Kamal Khoury playing sixth. Dave Parsons, Taylor County tennis coach and girls basketball coach, is the new coach. The Tigers defeated j I Clinch Valley and Union but fell to Centre and Bellermine. The highlight of the f'A'o'oYoT 1 season with a trip to Hilton Head, South Carolina for a week. They played j j 1 several matches and worked with former top world tennis player Stan Smith 3,6 The men's Tennis Team finished third as a team at the KIAC conference 'T' 'X tourney. Fred Schwan for the second time was named all-conference player in l the first position. I as 1- ,ff V Dave Parsons . 1 'ny- a' .7 -' V lx' 3? X I . fig J a 0 I . il f. A 1 KVA .Si 15l'3..f?. 5 1 1 ffm- ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' l rj . J' v. t shit -H ... . .1 2- 1'- 'rfvfcrclzi' 5 Ralph Huiusinga -- .,- I' Ai ' fancy., . -. 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V A dawg T t: 'K 4.. --f G 1' f fig.. 414-4 , 4- 5 '?5?sfgw- ,,,.'., n '? ,1 :zz I M , . ' .L rbtfft ,V-lj k,n!rd..l!:1L? gf . . ,Qid g gf-Q fff fg a ifmfiizifjafs e551,.Qf'iH..1f?f '- V f of f f- ,Q glee, -fx1jQ bi, N .il -I iq, . 4, - , N In IQ z ff- Q E .p- - gifs r 5 cap. ...J Sherry Brooks Sonya Wilcoxson Michelle Beavers Lady Tiger Tennis The Lady Tiger Tennis Team had a struggling season this year as they battled injuries in the middle of the season. Seniors on the team were Beverly Oakley Sherry Brooks Rosanne Conlan' Juniors Michelle Beavers Laurie Orr and freshman Sonya Wilcoxson. The Lady Tiger tennis began the district tourna ment with wins over Asbury 6-3 and Georgetown 5-4 but fell to a tough Tran 'Z Sylvania. The Lady Tigers placed a strong second in the district play Coach Debbie Grider 'lfn rn, .-FA 5- Connie Pickett Beverly Oakley Laufie Off Q kg Q VO! Y X X I I -2 N' wa: -l ' as ' 1 if T!-T J I . . Lf X r' 'lu 7 'fs A . f i . 41 4 l XX li - - i ll 'Q l ir will 'YW Nl ' s K Y V 3' ' 'flu all Axis! X l l .J ' I , ' ' ' V -5' A .. ., ,V , 1 A V Q M ' .,' q,,,..1g:gf. ' . , ' Q' 0'f'f'fif'-fglxgvqr ,f 2' Q11-w 'gig F . A -2.7 ' : . ' ' , - 1 V . A ,Y ffm- ,,, LEFT: Junior Michelle Beavers concentrates heavily on her return. Above: Sonya Wilcoxson and Sherry Brooks team up for number one doubles. Ng .l .- V ' -1 X-I 5 1. WF 5' 5 C -mrwi-. Visf f ' fm, - '- ' tr- .,. +- X maxi? , s -x Q - 4 1.1 -wf 'fP'S X 1-L ,A I 'V 2 7'5 sf g - ,- . ,, 'qiL'i'f!a1, lfagig-1 - - ' 5 bl' 5' Y ' ' f if Y fy , U, QM 2-... :'v'1A ' f - .5 ' 'I - ,-1- . - 1, p,',v'-ggfb 1-W gb. ' .',.rfYf'.H'-',?' rf- ww, fx -f 6 , f H ,. I A L xv' hi,- :sv 3' WK . wie -' 1- Pb Above: Sophomore Rob Daley shoots the easy jumper with two Georgetown defenders on him. 'LiLL5I3Lii I ' 1LI3l31,il3 'lllll Coach Lou Cunningham faced his toughest assign- ment as he began his 14th year at Campbellsville Col- lege basketball. The Tigers were faced with replacing four starters. The only returning starter was sophomore Rob Daley. The Tigers turned on for their first home game by defeating Brescia 101-87. Keenan Bridgewater led all scoring with 37 points. Aubrey Fritz scored 27 points, and Bob Daley had 23 points. The Tiger team is small in size but has great quickness and jumping ability. Midway through the season the Tigers were led by Bridgewater averaging 21.8 points, Daley leading re- bounder with 8.8. Aubrey Fritz shoots from the free throw line 66070 and 50070 from the field. Doug Wingler is leading with assists with 4.1 per game. The Tigers entered the KIAC conference tournament playing well, but they fell short. The Tigers dropped to Georgetown by one point. This loss shattered any hope of a district seat. The Tigers are looking forward to next year's season with the loss of only one senior, Peter Distefano. The Tigers should be top contenders for the conference title. Far Left: Coach Lou Cunningham works hard explain- ing plays to freshman David Langley. XX? B If 'N pf' il i QQ i U4 f.. '12 1 W Top: Kenaan Redbone'fI Bridgewater brings the ball uit! the floor. Above: Freshmaii Doug Wingler makes one ci his many assists. Left: Coacwi Lou Cunningham points ou! the play. i I 1 ii i i ,L : ii N 'Q 41, guys iw 'S . a N Nl fp' IN. qmug ...J . V4 0-in , ' I Top Left: Senior Peter Distefano goes for two. Above: Aubrey Fritz takes it to the hole for two. Left: Allen Bell adjust the power move. 73 P . 5 l ggi-ff X 6AQQI L6l6!8l :5 -f ,r ' 'LJ fnfjfli :Lrg ii I I J 'r' -ft! ,' 1 I I I I I I , I I ,I gi I I I I '.O I . : I 311' 'K gi 4 4 i, I. I I 1 I 1 1 I, I I I ii V II III if I 4 I I LEFT TO BIGHT: Missy Langdon, Susie Bishop, Kathy Hardy, Monica Francis, Sherri Blevins, Camille Bingham, Meagan Wilson, Tanya Tidball. ?1 - 'i -. 13 I' iii in ip 5 . ,I 1 I , I 'ills' I' ,gg 11111 , L u. Hifi' ' ual 'Qibf ' ui 'Sn 19:31 U-its p-:isnt time 5 :T- -5 S 1Q1'l 'A ,Q 1--' if ll' Li V. . ,' Y. X- .pl ' , 1- ' , , 2 'cf' A' - 5- f 22 Q , r,,j,.:...,1- , 1- 3 1 gp 1, '-'42--F - . - .. . W, -. , --1 y 'f,,- . f' ' .--..,5:k A?..,A,f:A7s. Iiipdrgvglau A f'.p:1'.Kf:-Y . JL,-fu ,mt --6' '- F f'-.7-f' Y ' ., ' -' -- ' .' ' , 7 V Ji? . -fl. wir,-I 4, 4 - 4- v r- My ' , 'Eh Camille Bingham, Captain, Tanya Tidball - Sophomore, Sherry Blevins - Freshman, Susie Bishop - Freshman, Monica Francis - Freshman, Missy Langdon - Sophomore, Kathy Hardy - Freshman, Meagan Wilson - Freshman. The Campbellsville College cheerleaders gave valuable support to the Lady Tigers and Tigers basketball teams this season. The Cheerleaders had the opportunity to lead the fans in the first pep rally inthe streets. During homecoming the cheerleaders held a pep rally on Main Street. The cheerleaders did a greatjob. 75 Athletic Banquet By Pam Hardy The annual Campbellsville College Athletic Banquet was May 5 at the College Dining Hall. Don Bishop, athletic director, presided over the awards ceremony. Awards were given in all sports offered at Campbellsville College including men's and women's basketball, men's baseball, women's softball, men's golf, men's and women's tennis and cheerleading. Presenting the cheerleader awards was Sylvia Morris, vice president for student development who is the cheerleader sponsor. Awards were given to Camille Bingham, captain, Susie Bishop, Kathy Hardy, Missy Langdon, Tanya Tidball, Meagan Wilson, Sherri Blevins, and Monica Francis. The cheerleaders presented Ms. Morris a plaque of appreciation for her time as cheerleader sponsor. Debbie Grider, women's tennis coach recognized the team and presented awards. Sonya Wilcoxson received an award for most single wins. Sherry Brooks received a Senior Award and was recognized for her leadership on the team. The men's tennis coach, David Parsons, recognized the tennis team for an outstanding season. Ralph Huisinga was presented the 1100!0 Award. Mike Daugherty of Campbellsville received the Leadership Award. Freddy Schwan was presented the Most Valuable Player Award. Schwan recently won the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics District 32 singles title and will advance to the national competition in Kansas City May 19. He ended the regular season with a 24- 6 record. Dave Decker gets recognized during the athletic banquet. Dave is junior from Louisville Kentucky. Ron Coleman, the men's golf coach presented participation awards to all the golf team. The golf team fin-ished third in the KIAC. The Lady Tigers softball team members were recognized by Donna Wise, the softball coach. Rosanne Jose Conlan received the MVP as well as the Most RBl's Award and the Highest Batting Average Award. Karen Sweazy received the Fielding Average Award. Wise also recognized those being named to the All-KIAC conference team. They were Rosanne Conlan, Sherry Brooks, i Mitzi Singleton, and Julie Ballard. Those beingf named to the Kentucky Women's Intercollegiate Sports team were Sherry Brooks, Rosanne Con- A lan and Karen Sweazy. Each of the men's basketball team received a . plaque and were recognized by coach Lou Cun-1 ningham. Rob Daley received the Field Goal Per- 1' centage Award and the Free Throw Percentagef Award. Doug Wingler of Campbellsville receivedl the Most Assists Award. Cunningham presented the rebounding award and MVP award to Keenan Redbone Bridgewaters. Bridgewaters also received All-District honors and All-KIAC. l 3 yr 'Q :fl Dr. Danny Davis, the Tiger Baseball Coach, recognized team's efforts and reminded those attending that the Tigers' season was not over. The Tigers will advance to District play at Cumberland May 8. Those receiving awards were Brad Baber, Academic Award. Barber had a 4.0 grade point average during the fall semester. Davis announced that at the end of the fall semester 13 players of 25 had a 3.0 gpa. The Most Improved Award went to Jay Price. Chuck Good received the Pitcher of the Year Award as well as the Tiger Award. The Tiger Award is for someone who exemplifies a good attitude in academic as well as athletics. Charles Sehlke received the Offensive Player of the Year Award. Sehlke set a new school record with 20 doubles this season. John Scott received the Defensive Player of the Year Award. Mark Bryant, a senior baseball player presented Davis and Maurice Holmes, volunteer assistant, with plaques of appreciation from the baseball team. Donna Wise, Lady Tiger Basketball coach, presented the basketball awards. Rosanne Jose Conlan once again received the most awards. Along with being named Most Valuable Player, she was awarded the Highest Field Goal Average ,rv ,QV ',1'3i?W'7 Q we vital, 4..- 4 Award, the Highest Free Throw Average Award and lVlost Assists Award. Conlan was given a standing ovation by those in attendance. Others recognized were Lori Cook for receiving the Academic Award and the Most Improved Player Award. Franseda Gunn received recognition for being named to the All-KIAC and District 32 tournament teams. She also received the Efficiency Award and the Most Rebounds Award. Mlssy,GilI was presented the Defensive Player Award. 77 .xdnol Wow Zzol' .gomeflzing geff Advisor Robert L. Doiy Editor-in-Chief Chrisiy Cruise THE MAPLE TRAIL STAFF .,., Y: ,..,,:, ., Maia' ifiiiif , M-if . .yr 4,' n-1 Cynthia Williams, Photographer f' If ' ' ' ' Andy Wilson, Photographer Paul Barnes, Clubs Editor Campus Tymes 115 Left: J. DELE Adeleru, Staff Writerg Nubuo Nagasawa, Staff Writer: L. D. Kennedy, Advisorg Melissa York Editor-in-Chiefg Cynthia Williams - Assistant Editor. Harlequins fi'-i .+ , '-, N, ,X 'gi e I . 3' A 1 4. me-s J A . , ' of i ' V'--. , 4-fe ' --Q, y f wg V , nfs., - A H-Q. A f 1 in 'z 1 ,hum ,Q-,.,4 fx, , ,,,,,,,,,.,, , A Q.. 1233 Left: Russ Mobley, Regina Williams, Trent Argo, David Wildes, Shelette Richardson, Connie Miley. -au.. . , Q v Sigma Zeta 'f ' 5? Wviwi' ' 'K ' ' : 1 'H . V if Front row: Karen Lanham, John Vanmeter, Chris Knoll, Stacy Story. Second row: Melody Yarber, Joyce Rose, Rahal Hailu, Third Row: Frank Cheatham, J. R. Phalen, Robin Bennett, Tegest Nega Back Row: Harlie White, Tim Curry, Charles Sehlke. Phi Beta Lambda -.4-N....,. M. f 2 Z y i 4 WWW L4 K ,gk K . Left: Angela McKinney, Bryan Cook, Allison Pruitt - President, Tonya Lemons, David Corbin, Donna Thompson Mary Street, Gary Gardner, Connie Wright, I Baptist Student Union S f I . 9 Sitting: Jimmy Rowland, David Hyde: Middle: Jeff Smith, Karen Burnham, Rhonda Lambert, Katy Burnham, Angela Weakley, Bruce Callahan: Standing: David Grider, Rozy Kurigen, Marti McClean, Darylyn Phillips, Dan Flanagan, Tammy Smith. S.G.A. Cabinet -rt-gg airy: ,Q-ng? W M TX- 6 N... Paul Fields, Vice-President, Corky Mohedano - Sgt. of Arms, Steve Keller, K. J. Miller - President: Pam Hardy Secretary. I 9- ,x z '42-A i.-,s Y' 'inns Jeanne Adkins, Ken Dotson, Rozy Kuriger, Karen Burnham, Angela Weakley. Standing: Paul Barnes, Jim my Rowland, Andy Wilson, Tina Lasley, Karen Robertson, Bruce Callahan, David Hyde Fellowship of Christian Ministries . .. .,., ,--.... . -.......'.1.1 ' , W... 2 - .auvwav . in if 7 i I xl ,,4:A.i Campbellsville College Singers YT' W 4, Left to Right: Carolyn Slape, Audra Wilcox, Tony Stalion, Robin Scnauberger, Corky Mohedano, Wynelle Chaney. ,. X X ' , xX ' 1 .KX- fi-'R F 0--Q...-. Q 0 'i Handbell Choir W! Debbie Harmon, Sherri Locke, Margaret Whitehead, Susie Bishop, Rhonda Allen, Kathy Hardy, Regina Williams, Tina Stallings, Nikki Kelien, Jerry Noble, Kelly Ray. U l 1 '-f, A , is ' ' 't x x 2 3 , Vx V 5 vlllbn 3 .5 1 n J 2 X xl , ' fm ' A 'N l ' X a Concert Band . n I u w I I 1 4 4 I 1 1 I w 1 1 1 ' 1 'i H '1 x l A 4 I f 1 V .xdncl Wow jar .gomeflzing Z?effer! Seniors 1. : 4.1, Randall Adams Joseph Adeleru Marsha Ambrose John Ayers Columbia, KY Ogbomoso, Nigeria Sturgis, KY Campbellsville, KY Elementary Education English Art Church Music if ,WP Y' TP Carrie Ball Carla Bennett Robin Gail Bennett Charles Berry , y Campbellsville, KY Campbellsville, KY Glasgow, KY Louisville, KY Psychology Secretarial Studies Biology Christian Studies -H rw 'N iv' J Debbie Bertram Gary Bertram Camille Bingham Alice Biskey Campbellsville, KY Campbellsville, KY Hodgenville, KY Applegate, Ml Psychology Social Work History Psychology tl l l l Seniors 3' --Q ' l 'J4 6 ' -I A I : ., rw Mark Bryant Mark Bugg Meghistab Christos Nigisty Christos Lawrenceburg, KY Harrodsburg, KY Campbellsville, KY Campbellsville, KY Physical Education Physical Education Business Business Administration 4 sv' v' U-9 gr W so,y X? i ii 'D' Benita Clark Chris Clarke Carol Combs Virgella Combs Campbellsville, KY Salem, KY Oneida, KY Manchester, KY Social Work Church Music Religious Ed. P.E.lBusiness -ug 'Ci' CFO gi 'T Rosanne Conlan Deborah Conner Lori Cook Sherry Cook Lebanon Junction, KY Jamestown, KY Elizabethtown, KY Columbia, KY Physical Education Elementary Ed. Business Education ' ' Seniors Q 'Jedi -1 K I Ty Coslow Debra Daffron Brian DeCann Andrew Dick Louisville, KY Campbellsville, KY Phelps, NY Poughkeepsie, NY Business Admin. Business Admin. Psychology Physical Education ' ' no .2 'fl X5-. 45' Peter DiStefano Lucille Dyer Darlene Eastridge Synthia Eastridge Greensburg, KY Gravel Switch, KY Campbellsville, KY Sonora, KY Political Science Psychology Psychology Business Administration 'VI 49+ ., QA, .1-gag, Tammy Feese Susan Ferguson Jack Fields Gary Foster Columbia, KY Lexington, KY Dallas, TX Campbellsville, KY Math Business Administration Political Science Sociology l Seniors 01 155 Missy Gill Sandra Goodman Marsha Grant Marsha Graves Somerset, KY Elizabethtown, KY Campbellsvilie, KY Campbellsvilie, KY Business Admin. Elementary Education Elementary Education Business Administration Leslie Greenwalt David Grider Rebecca Gupton Theresa Hall Howe, IN Louisville, KY Finley, KY Loretto, KY Social WorklPsy. Elementary Education Accounting Music Education A51 ' .JS Q- 5.7 .W .... Christopher Hamilton Don Hamlin Mary Jean Hardesty Kenneth Harris Lebanon, KY Pennington Gap, VA Lexington, KY Greensburg, KY Sociology Religious Education Business Education Business Admin. Seniors T- 21 KE 'NGS- .J- Tyrone Hobbs David Hyde Michael Bruce Isaacs Lisa Johnson Marion, KY Marietta, GA Lebanon, KY Lancaster, OH Christina Studies Business Admin. Elementary Education Christian Studies Rose Johnson Charles Jones Delilih Kebede Jan Kiser Springfield, OH Anderson, IN Ethiopia Lexington, KY Psychology Church Music Chemistry Computer Science H, fx-A, N 1 Ronda Lambert Sheila Lemmon Tonya Lemons Sherri Locke Hawesville, KY Columbia, KY Campbellsville, KY Campbellsville, KY Psychology English Business Vocal Performance Seniors Q' av '4 l I I f' X --,, -- 1 ,ff , -N 3 Connie Long Stephen Matthews Debbie Mclntyre Mehret Michael Columbia, KY Owensboro, KY Vine Grove, KY Addis, Abbaba Business Administration Political Science Elementary Ed. Business Admin. , ' of if Ni anon, Connie Miley Fred K. J. Miller Corpus Mohedano Kathee Morgeson Dayton, OH Port Richey, FL Oneida, KY St. Louis, MO Music Education Church Recreation History Elementary Ed. 'sk fv as 'A 'if' ..- 'Q Y W T Lori Mounts Brenda Mowery Richard Mudd Chris Mueller Slaughters, KY Lancaster, OH Springfield, KY Graham, KY Elementary Ed. Mathematics Business Admin. History P Seniors , 1 K Beverly Oakley Jim Overmoyer Kenneth Pagano Darylyn Phillips Providence, KY Erie, PA Louisville, KY Louisville, KY English Psychology Christian Studies History af' Alison Pruitt Lisa Richardson Juanita Richerson Lisa Richerson Greensburg, KY Campbellsville, KY Campbellsville, KY Campbellsville, KY Business Administration Elementary Education Business Business - hs if .ell Candyce Roberts David Salyers Bradley Scalos Charles Sehlke Campbellsville, KY Somerset, KY Campbellsville, KY George West, TX Elementary Education Music Education Business Admin. Physical Education Seniors y , ,C 'Qs 6 Keith Spencer Paula Sprowles Tony Stalion Tina Stallings Middletown, OH Buffalo, KY Marion, KY Syracuse, NY Christian Studies Physical Education Christian StudiesfPsy. Art 9 A-P John Richard Steele Mary Street Barbara Sturgill Karen Sweazy Malone, KY Campbellsville, KY Lebanon Junction, KY Louisville, KY Christian Studies Business Elementary Education Physical Education ,3- gx an -.J Terri Thompson Betty Tucker David Turner James VanCleave Indianapolis, IN Columbia, KY Elizabethtown, KY Pineville, KY Elementary Education Elementary Education Sociology Business Education lx Paula Waddies Regina Williams Paige Wilson Rhonda Wooldridge Berea, Kentucky Radcliff KY Campbeilsville KY Campbellsville KY Elementary Education Music Education Chemistry Education Nl , . Barbara Yates Campbellsville, KY Biology Rick Newman finds a friend in front of Stapp Hall. 3 Senior Candids Top Left: Seniors David Salyers and Regina Williams pose in the sunny state of Florida during chorale tour. Top Right: Senior Marsha Ambrose prepares for homecoming representing the Art Club. Left: Three seniors smile big awaiting graduation Day, Terry Thompson, Lori Mounts, and Jeanine Hardesty. 5 45' e gf' Qs Q 6 .fdnal Wow jor .gomeflzing geff ,mag- . c 'ra'-C Freshmen T E Ge .. Greg Aaron Nahom Abraham Brenda Allen Teresa Atwell Elizabeth Back Paul Barnes Nola Benningfield Tracey Bertram LEFT: Kathy Hardy and Susie Bishop, both freshman, caught by the camera. ABOVE: Jana Moore and Cindy Crowder: stop and smile on their way to class. l ij I i ' r i ,F i ...JL Freshmen 1 63 I 7-3,17 Qu i N3 If-1 -N ,, ,As 'iv .MH Abel Beyene Sara Brumback Lue Anne Chadwick Wendy Chesser Susie Christie Charles Clark Gil Coleman Terry Copeland James Corbin Nancy Cox Ann Craig Margie Crawford Cindy Crowder Stacey Darst Steven Darst Kenneth Dobson Brian Drury Laura Dyer David Dzingirai Chris Eger Jim England Monica Francis Margi Fritz Charles Gabehart Justine Gana Linda Gaskin Ermyas Gedlu Betty Gilbert James Goins Ronald Goodin Karen Graves Sandy Grossman Greg Hall Debora Harmon Amy Harris Michael Harris Todd Haverly Bryan Hawkins Greg Hayes Ralph Huisingo Freshmen YS 4- .-K9 if X l a-.I -1 E -ef 1 .1 Freshmen . IS x,-4 4, cr .YA-f ,I 4 H 'ff A-1 I auf Geri Hunt Beverly Jarrell Rudy Jones Deanna Judd Joe Thomas Kearney Penny Kennedy Missi Kessler Hi Joon Kim David Langley Anne Marie Large Michael Lynn Lidia Macias Freshman Mark Mohedano likes what he sees. 109 Iliff like E?-55 :ai N :pf ima! , . Jr : Y , ,,,,, ABOVE Freshman Chris Eger relaxes ln front of the girls dorm. RIGHT: Nancy Cox homecoming freshman attendant. Martin Mapoma Dwight Marshall Kathlin McCann Marsha McLean Kevin McCreary Theresa Meeks John Mespla y Todd Minton Vanessa Mitchell Mark Mohedano Jana Moore Roy Moseley Freshmen t'.r Dana Moss Mary Mounce A yo Olaniyan John Olaniyan Ricky Oldham Mike Parker Camilla Penick David Perkins Robert Phalen Mary Pierce Renee Poulous Melinda Ray Charles Rhea Jeff Richardson Shanda Riley John Rowe David Rowlett Angela Russ Deborah Rutherford Robert Sandlin Teresa Seaborne Stephanie Shively Joy Simpson Paula Skipworth Laura Smothers Sabrina Spurling Sarah Stafford Darren Staley Vincent Stapp Timothy Stewart Stanley Strader Sylvia Stuckey Michelle Swartz Lisa Tabor Doris Temple Jamie Terrill Lisa Thompson Linda Turner Deborah Vincent Angela Weakley Freshmen 'C' -ss N. , -N NJ frilff 1 Freshmen 4 Renee Young 4- 4 Z. --9 ,X 3 -aff-' QSE Richard Wigginton Sonya Wilcoxson Renee Wilkerson Andy Wilson Meagan Wilson Doug Wingler Judy Woodward Kevin Young V Freshmen J. R. Phalen and Greg Hall go a little bit crazy during freshman week. 113 Sophomore Sharon Gudgeon smiles for the camera on Homecoming Day. Nate Adams Rhonda Allen Yario Attaye Jim Beghtol Ron Benningfield Brian Borberly Eric Boyd Kathy Brown Sophomores hp-ff+1 i P' Sophomores I I l l I I if Bruce Callahan Darlene Campbell Sharon Carter Mary Clayton Melissa Daffron Flob Daley Deva Davis Pam Ditto Roseanna Doke Phyllis Durbin Julianne Goins Gary Gardner I l I I I I eeee If I I I 1 I I I I I ! I I I I I I 1: I . I -4 I I I I I I f I I H ww I I I I 1- , Sophomore Rhonda Allen concentrates on her part in the Handbell Choir. Scott Gowin Sharon Gudgeon Karen Harris Rhonda Holtzclaw Robert Howard David Howell Abel Ige Roxanne Jackson John Jenda John King Melissa Langdon Tina Lashley Sophomores Roxanne Jackson and Karen Harris Salute Camp- bellsville College. Sophomores J 2 .BE qt Wifi was JJJQ LLSVIL E C0 LEGE LEFT Sophomore Jay Price takes a break between doubleheaders BOTTOM Sophomore Mimi Samson smiles David Lowery Ellen Mattingly Steve Mayne Angela McKinney Nabuo Nagasawa Tia Marie Nance Connie Newton Mary Overmoyer Robert Paige Tammy Parman Kim Patterson Donna Payne Rebecca Pittman Mike Pollock Jay Price John Roganas Lisa Roan Karen Robertson Stacey Story Steve Swail Paulus Tan Donna Thompson Tanya Tidball Tammy Wade Veada Watkins Alan Watts Judy Wesley Trevor Wesley Sophomores LEFT: Sophomore Rob Daley watches t.v. in the lobby of the girls dorm. BOTTOM: Sophomore Audra Wilcox crowned homecom- ing Queen is escorted by Sophomore Alan Watts. 01 'Q Margaret wrmenead Audra Wilcox '- Patricia Worcester Connie Wright-f 'RK' HR ,. Melody Yarber Melissa York Junior Sweethearts take a break bet- ween classes infront of the girls dorm. Mark Hale and Tam- my Smith are both Elementary Educa- tion majors Juniors Lena Abraham Jeanne Adkins Darrel Allen Chachi Ayele Brad Baber Faye Bailey Tony Bailey Julie Ballard K- CT Juniors 5 if il I' v S3 X fi' -Q i 4 'Vx Michelle Beavers Allan Bertram Steve Bristow Karen Burnham Katy Burnham Janie Burton Scarlett Catlett Jo Chapman Jennifer Collins Bryan Cook Christy Cruise Tim Curry Mike Daugherty Angela Emerson Melody Epley Michael Felts ' Paul Fields Michael Gaskins Susan Godbey Joel Gray Mark Hale Jody Hamlin Fletta Hatfield Karin Hawkins Teresa Hendrickson Lisa Humphress Melton Johnson Sherri Johnson Paul Jones Selome Kebede Kamal Khoury Tom Knight Chris Knoll Flozyella Kuriger Joyce Lamb Sherri Larimore Marti McLean Johnny Metcalf Deb Morse Eugenia Mullins ll 122 Juniors I ff' AA 41 Timothy Najpaver Rick Newman Jerry Noole Laurie Orr Sandra Parker -3' gi- 5 P 4.5 Virgil Parker Sue Payne Terry Payne ,ffv , Connie Pickett Ruth Rexroat Shelette Richardson V7 XA Luel Richmond LEFT Representing the Junior Class Monica Vaught proudly takes home first runner up ABOVE Junior Deb Morse gets caught by the camera Deb is a junior from Cortland New York -'J rr 'haf Kimberly Riggs Elizabeth Rippetoe Joyce Rose Lillie Fiubarts Glydis Scales Robin Schauberger Scott Schmuck Phimphone Sengkhamyong be df x Juniors ...Av 'AHC A, David Shaffer Carolyn Slape Belinda Smith Jeff Smith Tammy Smith Gary Snider Lisa Stalion Mark Strader Etenesh Tadesse Wendy Tallent Trish True John VanMeter Robin Walker Sharon Walters Barbara Warren Pam Watson V Patricia West David Wildes Donald Wildes Cynthia Williams 4? r. 53 Widd amlabefguifk 0 ege inglzam Miss Camille Bingham a 22 year old senior from Hodgenville, Kentucky was chosen Miss Camp- bellsville College for her many activities and ac- complishments. Camille has been active as a cheerleader for the past two years. Miss Bingham worked in the Student Foundation organization and has been a member of NEA-SP. Camille was chosen Who's Who Among Students ln American Univer- sities and Colleges in 1984. With Camille's busy schedule she has been included on the Academic i Honors List Fall 83, Fall 85, Spring 85. ln 19832 Camille was the Valentine Pageant Winner. Through her hard work and enthusiasm she has been award- ed several scholarships. Camille has contributed greatly to Campbellsville. Wm glufid .Hai Q . l Mr. Chris Hail was chosen for Mr. Campbellsville Col-- lege for his outstanding representation of the college. Through his years, Chris has served as the President of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Chris was chosen 1985 Mr. Maple Trail. Chris is a senior math ma- jor from Somerset, Kentucky. Chris has been a member of the Tiger baseball team and served as student coach. Through baseball he traveled as a member ofwi the Athletes in Action to Sweden. Chris, an academic All-American, was elected Who's Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities. Chris went on to Morehead State University to complete his masters and serve as an assistant baseball coach. v il ii. if 1 ili ii l i A ii -i li I l l il l if. 'X I'- ,-,sg 19 ,x 4' D4 lsugis Lu B. ' f Qu' s 1 WW v ,Q N Q as 5 , . ,4 MAMMZYE 99 l sh, f .- , f they 1 Q? r Spring Musical By Cynthia Williams The musical Annie was presented by the Harlequins at 8:00, April 24-26. A matinee was performed on Saturday. The play, set in the 1930's, is about an or- phan looking for her parents. She is adopted by a millionaire after a two-week, Christmas visit. Fourteen children and sixteen community and college adults were cast. Stephanie Miller and Melinda Spell both 11, are cast as Annie. Each will per- form the lead twice. According to assistant director, Sharon Gudgeon, a drama minor from Ohio, the play was a success. It was a challenging undertaking with both actresses, but the show benefited. Russ Mobley, assistant pro- fessor of drama and speech assisted in directing. Mark Bradley, assistant pro- fessor of music, is music director, and played the part of Daddy Warbucks. Judith Woodward was the chorerographer. The cast and the directors got a top rating. X f-V K 'BQ if A... V+ Picture-Perfect Grads T The annual Senior Banquet was held Saturday, May 10 in the Athletic Center at the College. Approximately 300 people attended. The banquet's theme was Picture-Perfect Grads. Everette Lee, Campbellsville College Alumni president, presided. The traditional senior salute was given by Dan Flanagan, vice presi- dent for religious life and counseling. Many of us have watched you mature and develop. We're grateful to serve as a stepping-stone toward your graduation. We hope you con- tinue to grow, develop and mature and reach forever upward, he said. Flanagan gave an audio-visual presentation with a walk down memory lane showing special times, places, and activities in which seniors participated. Lee presented the senior awards. The Scholastic Award was given to Betty Shirley Tucker of Columbia. Two Leadership awards were given. One was given to Fred K. J. Miller of Port Richey, Fla., the other to David C. Hyde of Marietta, Ga. There were two Athletic Awards presented. One went to Melissa Dawn Gill of Somerset and the other to Andrew D. Dick of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Above: Everette Lee presents Betty Tucker with the Scholastic Award. Presi- Nw, , dent Davenport looks on. Right: Everette H., Lee presents Camille Bingham with the F f ..,,. Q1 , .., .s A . ' .- V ' ' A ' F if .- X, -. ,-1.4, . - . ' . f .. lt . , 1 .., tftwipf ,, 'N .- - s, X ,, - aw . ' . ' . 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The Don Doyle School Spirit Award was given to Terri Mae T.T. Thompson of Indianapolis, Indiana. Reci- pients of the Paul Horner Scholarships for the 1986-87 year were recognized at the banquet. This scholarship fund has been endowed and is a special project of the Alumni Assoc. It goes to students who have made commitments to full-time Christian vocation and maintain a certain level of academic achievement. Seven S800 scholarships were awarded at the banquet, two will be an- nounced Iater. The recipients were: Jeff Smith from Wauseon, Ohio, David Shaffer from Char- don, Ohio, Doug Wesley from Harrodsburg, Paul Fields from Brooksville, Don Hamlin from Clyde, Ohio, Karen Burnham from Decatur, Ga. and Greg Hayes from Boonville, Ind. Dr. Mark Bradley, professor of music at the col- lege, provided the music for the banquet. Kathy Hardy, a freshman from Campbellsville, played the piano. Karen Lynema assists Carolyn Garrison before graduation. 137 Campbellsville, We Love Thee Campbellsville, we love thee and we hail thy name, Thou hast been a blessing and thou art still the sameg Highest praise and honor we do gladly bring to thee, We will sing in gratitude, eternally. Campbellsville, God bless thee, keep thy standards high, May God's presence linger and hearts to Him draw nigh, When thy task on earth is o'er and learning there's begun, May thou hear the voice of God, Well done, well done. DEGREE May 11, 1986 John raduates Sandra Marie Hale Kenneth Evan Harris Mark Kerry Hightower J 1, . M Vickie Jane Grant Hui c - 4 ' ,v,.' T f?9-355' . fl A4 ' ' Lisa Renee Humphress A f ,:,4ffWm.,af-'V David C. Hyde Jr. Michael Bruce Isaacs 'fl Ronda N. Kennedy Lambert J 3 , J, Connie Marie Long I . ' Michael Dane Lowery fi i'P ' if Cheryl Joan Loy 1' ii ' Y 'T H is Donald Stephen Matthews V Sondra McDonald V Deborak Kay Wilcoxson McFaIl Meheret Gebre Michael Kathleen Ann Manion Morgeson Richard Lee Mudd James E. Nunn Jaye Alison Pruitt Juanita Lynn Richerson Charles Jerome Sehlke, Jr. Samuel Dean Skaggs Tina Mare Stallings ' Betty Shirley Tucker Rhonda Vernoese Wooldridge CIENCE DEGREE Cynthia Hutchison Montgomery Micah Todd Moseley Lauri Bess Modjeski Priest Bradley Spencer Scalos Paula Ann Sprowles Barbara Sue Sturgill Terri Mae Thompson William Sherri Mumford Regina Evangeline REE MUGHGI' , ,ff Zligfmg V, Z W V .fr is -2. . 1 .JM A ea. , Q . fb: 4' 4. 1' we-.5 Q Q , 2 .44. ,Q Nur e W A 25 -5Sdf.flg:-i l 1' -4 452-f'1L 4 Twenty Seventh Commencement By Lisa Fiicherson This is your graduation. March Proud- ly, Campbellsville College Registrar William Thomas Biggs, gave precom- mencement advice Sunday as 102 Camp- bellsville College seniors graduated. The ceremony was held at Campbellsville Bap- tist Church. Diplomas will be given upon completion of all course and degree requirements. There were 79 bachelor of Science degrees and three associate of Science degrees awarded, 13 bachelor of arts degrees, and seven bachelor of music degrees awarded. Dr. W. Ft. Davenport, president of Campbellsville College, presided over the ceremony. Wendell H. Ford, senior United States Senator from Kentucky, delivered the commencement speech. Campbellsville College is well known for its academic ex- cellence. lt is respected for its values and moral standards. One of the finest moments in life is as a graduate. l am proud of you, he said. No resource is as precious as you, our graduates, and your storehouse of thoughts and ideas. Never doubt that you can handle what the future might bring. Talent and fresh ideas pave the way of quality of life for everyone, he added. I challenge you to use what you have learned to the fullest, but most im- portantly never stop learning and be in- volved, he said. He was presented an honorary doctor of law degree. S5 s Q . J . N .-y' 'w X. 4' 'FK ,A vi I Y .. ...N . 5 . 4 y Q' . if Dr. W. R. Mann, a physician in Camp- bellsville, received the Distinguished Alumnus Award for his years of service to the community. Davenport also honored 51st District State Representative Herman W. Rattliff and 16th District State Senator Douglas D. Moseley. Both received Distinguished Service Awards: both have recently retired concluding their eighth and third terms, respectively. Dolores lDeel Gilliland, Women's Mis- sionary Union executive direc- torftreasurer in Kentucky, also received the Distinguished Service Award. She delivered the baccalaureate address May 10 at Campbellsville Baptist Church. , ., - 4- ,ny-,f.-fwianif I believe that everyone of you car be instrumental. lt is we who choose who we are. To live is to choose ll ll ll li l l 5-l l horizontal relationships, Qbetweerlf you and mel and vertical relationqt ships lbetween you and Godl Choose life and live it to the fullestl Experience what God has in store foig i l 1 A you. Don't wait for Him to push, gd? ahead because He has already tolc you what to do. T Those who fail to plan, plan tci fail. You may choose not to do a thing, that is your choice, or you may plan to achieve. Choose to be without fear. Don't be afraid to makl mistakes, she added. . l ! HHi-1 411. fs in .A-:sg 'ilk . '01lml S., Left: Charles Sehlke assists fellow graduate Todd Moseley with his graduation cap. Below: Nikki Kelien, Sherri Locke and Alice Biskey are smiles and hugs after the graduation ceremony. Nikki reflects on the past years. -irn fs i 2 0 1' .3 in ' 613' g 4 Graduation Scenes 6 1 4 I 'tj uv PM - .,.'4 A . I fi 3 ju- T :hi C ' Far Left: Regina Williams, David Salyers, and T. T. Thompson do some goofin' off after gradua- tion. Far Bottom: Pam Hardy, Bryan Cook, Chris- ty Cruise, and Graduate Richard Mudd pose for the camera after the ceremony. Above: grad- uates Mehret Micheal, and Menghistab Christos gather'with family to share their success. Left: Lisa Johnson and Brenda Mowery listen to the guest speakers while they await their diplomas. 143 s ar 4 Academic Awards Business and Economics Alison Pruitt Chemistry Biology Mathematics Elementary Education Physical Education Church Recreation Health Education Music Political Science Psychology Sociology History Drama Christian Studies Religious Education Biblical Languages Art French Charles Dean Good Robin Bennett Chris Hail Cheryl Loy Betty Tucker Andrew D. Dick Fred Miller Christopher T. Lambert David Salyers Camille Bingham Carrie L. Ball Darlene F. Eastridge Gary Wayne Foster Lowell Keith Spencer Angelique Coakley Lowell Keith Spencer Carol Combs Tony Stalion Marsha Ambrose Lisa Lynn Johnson l l l' i i l l ' -sw' 1 ' P, ,. l - A-T - 'rffz A i Valedictorian Betty Shirley Tucker Salutatorian Lisa Renee Humphress Rotary Award William Christopher Clarke Marshall Lyon Award David Bryan Salyers Business and Professional Women's Award V l Rhonda Kennedy Lambert T Chuck Good receives the Chemistry award. mhizfia mlm Among Qtuhentz in American lblniuerzitieia sinh Glnllegeia Marsha Fluth Ambrose Carrie Lynn Ball Camille Short Bingham William Christopher Clarke Carol Jean Combs Leslie Noel Greenwalt Christopher Jason Hail Ronda N. Kennedy Lambert Jan Waverly Kiser Christopher Troy Lambert Jaye Alison Pruitt Lisa Nell Richardson David Bryan Salyers Anthony Dale Stalion lleefl Sw ' vi 5 r 9 Q -'E 'F 2 1 F .E k H 'O R ke. 'vga 5 -n ,Q S' ix A Q iz G, Xa 3 - . x . sf K . AS . - 10-.ff - if m .ii X 5 . .e x ?: it A ! 1' 0 x Q 4, ,, + + Q 1 , as 3 N Q' M ' 1 Y Xe ,. 04 av , Affauarven 3, 'ff F QS wmv vwmwfx -4 .,,,,,4,,f x av 2 sffr.. ' T? 'ff' S fi fig ff' 3 1 52? Q .C 22. '22 4' :Z 1 1 ., 43 , if 1. l Q A , - ' r U ' f fi, . f A if , 1 v ,' v. ' A . 5 s H 5 ' f ,n 4 3 V '- jf f I Q, p f' 'f 12 9 ' V z' , if Q gur- ff ff-'W M' F .. '-f il - if T ti X . - bf G5 X L . f f Left to Right: Terri Thompson - Miss Congeniality, Carolyn Slape - Second runner-up, Dee Dee Davis - Valentine Queen, Angela McKinney - First runner-up. -:Di Dee Dee Davis is Campbellsville College's Queen of Hearts. Dee Dee is a 19 year old sophomore from Springfield, Kentucky. Dee Dee Davis represented Stapp Hall, and is an elementary education major, escorted by Mike Parker. She is the daughter of Kenneth and Dorothy Davis. First runner-up was Angela McKinney a 19- year old junior from Greensburg. She also won the talent award. Her parents are Robert and Judith McKinney. She was escorted by Jason Ford and represented Phi Beta Lambda. Second runner-up, Carolyn Slape is a 20 year old junior from Fairborn, Ohio. She was escorted by Trevor Wesley and her parents are Donald and Barbara Slape. Terri Thompson, 23, a senior from In- dianapolis, lnd., was chosen for Miss Con- geniality. Terri's parents are Rudy and Jean Thompson. Terri was escorted by Mark Strader, who was awarded the outstanding escort award. Terri represented the senior class. 147 K,-5 .IX . gn KSA 'I rl . f . ,',q' sh Q' A . .,,z t . .ge ' ,Jw '1 ff V! 4 X .F 34 -- x -'HAIQC ,A ., - e .--'Q1 ff..-if . ,, 2 '51 -5,-rJ'.'. c . Q . ,al .- 39- ' . is-I . , , ,fr Y S i is :vt Yffk l I i l I l I l i l l l I l i The Collegiate Chorale is front row from left: Audra Wilcox, Julianne Franklin Goins, Judy Woodward, Carolyn Slape, Patti Worcester, Wynelle Chaney, Theresa Hall, Regina Williams, Cathy Ayers, Pam Watson, Kathy Hardy, Middle row: Kelly Ray, l David Howell, Nikki Kelien, Terri Ray, Robin Schauberger, Margaret Whitehead, Lue Anne Chadwick, Sherri Locke, Don Hamlin, Rick Wiggington. Top row: David Salyers, Jerry Noble, Trent Argo, Jeff Smith, Trevor Wesley, Jamie Goins, John Q Ayers, and Charlie Jones. Rhonda Allen, Debbie Harmon, Karen Graves were absent for picture. l l l i l I Collegiate Chorale By Melissa York The Collegiate Chorale Handbell Choir participated in their spring tour February 28-March 8, performing in Georgia, two cities in Alabama, and six different cities in Florida. According to Margaret Whitehead, co-historian of the Chorale, the 29-member group performed sacred reper- toire everywhere except at Walt Disney World, which is more of an entertainment complex. These programs were varied and some had special effects. Fiddler on the Roof and Jinglin' Janglin' Rag were choreographed. Whitehead believes this is a first for the Chorale. Fanfare for the Bells was memorized by the 15 hand- bell members and played from the aisles. Other highlights of the trip included Disney World, because after performing to a capacity crowd they were able to spend the rest of the day sight-seeing. While in Dover, Florida, which is the winter strawberry capital of the world, the town was celebrating their annual strawberry festival. Everything we ate there had strawberries in it! Whitehead chuckled. At Melbourne, Florida, the group took out time to look at the ocean before performing. This was a first for many of the singers. Another highlight was Steve Henry, former campus minister intern, coming to the performance in Decatur, Alabama. He lives close to there. Next year, chorale will tour Washington, D.C. ll, sf - Q, ' if V J, Regina Williams, David Salyers, Kathy Hardy. A rose be- tween two thomsy, Kelly and Terri Ray enjoy themselves on the long bus ride. David Salyers and Snoopy take a nap during the bus ride. A group gathers in front of a Florida palm. P453 I l-'WW A A A K7 eff Nikki Kelien entertains the crew. John and Cathy Ayers smile big for the roving camera. 151 AT -.-ui? ay Mr. Spencer Parker gets caught by the camera by Joan McKinney during the summer days W X f .JS . , - , , . . my - A g fA -,5 ,f rg' - . A A, 1 , A- V, ', - ,- ,fi L' f f 5 24' jf:'19'19l ' ff .1 1 ffl ' , 'i 1 ,H gg if f V, ,VA , . ' ,ff i 1' L-3,21 tAj'.':' 0 ,-',- 1' f, . V ,rfgwgyg f . .A-I , . , .Q 3, , V Mp.-f 1-1 ,, ,, , V- 1 A , .14 ,YV..i,.G t ,V , y , 4 ,ft I . if if A, ,,. 4 ,ii ,eff wg, fn. 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When reviewing the senior class the Maple Trail staff discovered there were many seniors who represented what we feel this title holds. The following are all outstanding seniors and deserve applause for their involvement, enthusiasm, and representa- tion of Campbellsville College. AIiSOl'l Pruitt Alison Pruitt, president of Phi Beta Lambda, has been involved in many College projects. She received the business and economics award. Alison is a commuter from Greensburg, Kentucky. Sherri Locke Sherri Mumford Locke has contributed her lovely talent by singing at many college events. She has been active in all music projects. Sherri gave an outstanding performance in the Sound of Music and I Never Sang For My Father. Sherri received a Bachelor of Music degree. 154 V . j . If j1',3j I . .Nia 3 Q . X 'ik I-iii QL! 1 1 I l fra? Af-'L if tix if 1 1 l i i i Fred K.J. Miller 1 'ggi if t 'f ,1 y f1A, v Q l ' i r - A 4. ,. 'sly U V as ----'J S in i -Ny ict, 1 I, I - 1 6 , 1. ' N- - -T . 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