Campbellsville University - Maple Trail Yearbook (Campbellsville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1987 volume:

V 6 in ara QQ' i l O P o -v 9+ ' ob .v fv Y if E ditor's Note Well, This ls lt! The 1987 Maple Trail is the third and final publication I will have the privilege to create. Some say the third time is CHARM! I'm not quite sure. Each book reflects a different time at Campbellsville College. These books show how the college changed and the personalities grew with these changes. I'm not sure if this book is better than 85 or 86 but as much, if not more hard work went into creating the 87 Maple Trail. I chose the theme - THIS IS IT! because I feel that it sums up the great college experience for the student body. This book will allow you to remember the year at Campbellsville in 1987, as a freshman or senior. Keep in mind -this is it - so have fun! GREAT THANKS TO PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE - Especially AYO OLANIYAN AND PAM HARDY GREAT THANKS TO MY ADVISOR - Karen Lynema To my friends, it's been real! Enjoy! Christy Cruise Editor-in-Chief I Q- ngu' if -I ,,,, , ,aw i, W f V? v -lille , , QV? i -E t .ff EX 1 9 64,94 jrai! ampbefgvifk o ege Cjampbefgvifk, .KenfucLy 'UOZ 59 gzclifor-in-Clzie! .J4Jui5or Clzriafy gruirbe .Karen Jyn TABLE oF CDNTENTS 1 Cpenmg t Student Life t Feafu Underclassmen ' n t t t1 Organizations n 1 26 Clasing 142 , ,, , 3 'M '24 0 4 g 'I . g . ,Q 2 pf A s Q F i,:4 we ' 1 Q' 111' v Q Q- C J -, 7mwa!7ww t ,545 ..4............ 4... M . 'vu X an K . V l is gs xg vigil Q ,eggs 4 . -1 . . W if f Sis- Fl u ' N 'V f 4- in M A 'Sw X N Ffa' ' ' , ir' -' fy -if? .Q 12' I, -'Q 8 5' Q' me 'I 'E Y h ' fg ' sg 'V H A - -A ,, 15.-ty 'Q Ai ' it Q L .' - ' ,I .' 'fl 'iffy JL-,x. E .,' -.-, l H f li, .J xx 3, V . .,, 6, x ve, :J 'A .-i J n f' - . . we .V 'qv - r i? A R .f f I 'I . . QQ' 1: .Sn Y ' , - e Q 5' i . 1- , L, Q .L I 1 A . .I Ka: ., il 1 a '. vw, I if ,Jr 5 I ' ilfiffggk' I H I fy? f 4 ,ff 1. . ', ,fjif Qi Q gg. ,. . 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Above: The Hardy amily: Pam, Kathy, and Alvin. 5 Z :ff 75-f Q, h 4, f , ,- l fm Q , Y. .T ,Z ,... ki! g,4.,, -, -...X Y.- ,...,i., --ff' f ,Q J fa. 1 .gnu Q , E 2 . K lie 1 ,, , . -' t' n.. K ..-,N-,.gv lpqs, H Ham, 'ru M wi Q' hgh 7444 64 dl!! 7444 64 Right: Jeff Smith watch- es Homecoming activ- ities. Bottom Right: Corky Mohedano and Angela Weakley take a stroll to the dorm. Be- low: Richie Kessler, Scott Schmuck, Dean Pollock, Rick Dawson, Mike Pollock, Mike Blaszczyk, and Jay Price group together to support the lady Tiger Tennis team. -'A iii F-JZ? wxw.- , Z - 2 'Q IH I fa.-. I'-APf4'. !q if 4- -3-'lf-r .-5 ,aj-mr! if:-'3 f i 599543 is .Sf . r-f V . ff,,., -Vu-P, j ' , .- '.' '44 1 - F'-7'r',' ,: . -. Lk, ,. - 4- .. .r V' ' I sur- fl . .F ,wg v. f 5. , r, 1' . 5, E- 4 X xg 4' g 3 4, , M' I 9' 4 ,,.,,,, 15 '25 ,av TQ g I 4 1 , 57? az! 'Maaafl 'Mweaazl 74awcz! 'flaw ,,.a K X5 4 f 5. N MVP ,s, r'l .sf -4 i' Wdfff .245-!Q: 5? :D 4' .ivy 3NF6.,,1. ,ff W . -wg. 2.535 1 fy f A fain Top: Deb Morse closes down the picnic in front of Stapp Hall. Above: Seniors, Sherry Brooks and Monica Vaught stop for a picture on their way to graduation. 9 fa R H Ha if 9 1 1 7' , ,ul .5 'e ,Hifi fy! si H, . uf we-P' s his v W- 'Sr X B 1 '+R V, f K Q N ' .x- In R i . X' 3 1 I .4 7 ' 11 i i L. Above: Freshman Aretha Porter, Billy Grierson, and Sarah Moody, take a lunch break. Right: Paul Barnes socializes at the President's Reception. 74.44 64 az!74w 44 cz!'74a 12 3.-fg. 5 , - i x 1, - e - 5.1: - ' Y f o lv' i i in 5 1 , ...., . if : IJ 1 lar nfs if .2 I I 1 ft acz!74aa4af! 7644 Top: Scott Schmuck takes a break be- tween a doubleheader. Left: Students go for the gold during homecoming olympics. X-L. ...W 'T I 14 if .,...,, U., . Jgllffpk, Y -'Fen'--if ' I 'E - Hifi!! fr - H-:www ll i ,.........1 ' '- MA if 1 'A 'v W , .una N HUHDQM .WW Z , xXXxX FLM L 'ff 1. f., 1. 1 if Q :iq lb-fl ,J -5 9. . if 11 - ,- X: -' ' . V, .nl A I ff , .l. '- V 414-vga' - -. .-, . J. ,. I A! S, B .' fflflf Xillu Q , . N bl.. f' -, , '51 -ink 2 me ! I r 9 I I . l 1 I w E 1 1 4 1 ' 4 - G Q I 1 l -l 1 1 ., 15 qw W Asslssi Italy European Vacation On June 24, 1986, Mr. Bobby Himes took a group of four Campbellsville College students on a 31 day tour of 11 countries in Europe. The students earned 3 hrs. college credit for European Studies Class. Cynthia Williams, Annette Clark, Rhonda Allen and Monica Vaught met Mr. Himes in Louisville early that morning to leave for London, England. Some of the larger countries visited were: Holland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, and Spain. The high- lights of the trip included sites such as the Black Forest of Germany, the Coliseum in Rome, along with the Vatican City, the French Fliviera, a visit to Monte Carlo, the beautiful city of Madrid and the Eiffel Tower in Paris. The trip was an exciting learning experience for all. This is an example of learning by doing, and these four college students, led by Mr. Himes walked through the ages of history in 31 days. A class to remember! in 1 c n d 4 if FFZDCIS at 8 T H g n A 'V ffl' Nix 0, V ' 1 ' 'ff 1' l lp U A+ . pWr,m'Th f'm1, I-'f s ', fo 4,13 r fl-u 1 1- x' Xl MU.. T 0 . . 'g fi .1 1 Ui I M K U ,, . -if ,. N '1-...S . K .. ' . M, ,Y ff 1 my -' n .If f aww ' ytfifv, P .fu , rf-, V Q, T n '- -tc' 56. IT? Top: Cynthia, Annette, Monica, Rhonda stop for a picture on the Rhine River. Middle Left: Big Ben and House of Parliament in London, England. TOP: Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy. RIGHT Middle: The coliseum in Rome, Italy. Above: College students make a wish at the Treva Fountain in Rome. Right: Mt. Pilatus in Switzerland. Y ..f. - W 'fir lf- tif' Q A ff nl . TANK' llll ,M Qovvfi' -0 ' mov-- -Qs, Nasir iq.. -sg, Qnuv- ...ks --X Gans:- 0 4' -K 0 1 . V 1 s V 1 ' 1' Q lv - -.gn H 6 n . 43 fs A i ,f uf I i . :rf f o..I f . ? mv? L. I 145249010 3 I L 0 -1 1: 3 IDU 'U 1 i NQKQQ On the Air We re on the air! Campbellsville College is now broadcasting three and one-half hours Monday-Friday on Campbellsville Cable Channel 21. The telecommu- nications Center is operating four television cameras and is going on location to such as Moving with the '60's, What's Cookin, and living today. The Campbellsville College Telecommunications Center has a philosophy of broad- casting for educational and entertainment needs of both the College and the community. Left Corky Mohedano, a senior from Owensboro films on location. Right: Mark Hale watches the playback. David Shaffer works the special effect control, alongside Virginia Flanagan, director of telecommunications. film for the Campbellsville and Taylor County High Schools. Along with shows '1 'ami,,,,,-,A I X Dorm Personalization by Sarah Stafford During the 1986-87 school year, many dorm students improved their residence halls by participating in dorm personalization. Our goals were basically to get students on the floors to work together on a dorm project and to beautify the dorms by making them more bright and cheerful, commented Miss Sylvia Morris, Student Development Vice-President. I don't know when l've been more proud of our students. This was really beyond our expectations, she added. Winners in Stapp Hall were Two North and Three South, receiving first place and a pizza party at Mr. Gatti's. Second place went to One South, they were awarded with a free cheeseburger, fries, and drink from the college snack bar. Third place winners in the dorms were treated to cheeseburgers and drinks. All other participants received a free drink from the snack bar. Stapp Hall's Spirit Award went to Three North and Center. Two South was most creative, and Most Original was Two Center. South Hall's first prize went to One North. Three North was awarded second place, and three South received third place. Miss Morris hopes students have received a sense of accomplishment, of doing a good job on something for themselves by making their living quarters more attractive. r-fxfs U j l M. -Fm: . . f :X Ab: . .-pm wg If 24255 F4 AVL , y '. FW. ,kg gf N, Q 1 ze Q f BE v ,Q s X 5 ..,. 3' 'F x 4. NL . . . -,P - ' ' Q, 4 'Q 'Si 'E MP 5' an XR 4 e - X we A , SX 3 Q x v gs iii fe -a 1 'S Q X 1 1 1 3 5 if nf ig, Qxgw, 0 .. W I ur fi b 9, QB' Q Q if .45 .gp av 19 may 9 -V . Li 'Q if -4 XE v Qggsf gg li O9 if Q 3 'I P3 Intramurals l 3254-'Q 'Q AFI' . .V- I Q 4 532 dl' va ,.n . ' ' r 'Jw 'ff' ' if- s ' Tim Isaacs, Dan Durham, Mark Mohedano and the rest of the team plan strategy in the huddle. This year's 1 intramural flag football champs were the INVADERS! Led by Ayo Olaniyan the invaders dominated with an perfect 4-0 record. 24 ll Left: Lori Cook organizes intramural ac- tivities. Her work has made this intra- mural program top-notch. Below: John Mesplay leaves the golf course for a few innings of intramural softball. NN-.,, ' -H. ,I ' 'sf' .wmthtw M lb, N . Y i , ' 1, lg ,Q 1, .-A - . ,- ' ' Q 3-D jail, K f , My-'X av . V- A V., 6 1. 'T 4 1 , ,Q , ,viagra y MA 9' ' A 1 - V 4 .garb - ' ' ,- ,,,:' 'v - ,Q ' A 1 -, , - V .5 45- ,A -...u- - A . gf Q I f , v- 1 .-Y.-- V ,-A Y 4- 7. . , , 4 'fghx -A, V , Left: Brutal play between the Scorpions and the Cardiac Kids in the intramural soccer final. The Scorpions won 6-0. v s 'Q ' 0 0 5' 'v O 5 If 'o.O O. 5 O O ,, 0. '2.'g.o.0 0 'Q 0 0 l. .. 0 O lo 0 o 0 o I!- - 5- ffl Y X . .g v... ' n ., , 5 N33 t c- fl: 1' . 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The presidents of all interested schools met March 28 to determine criteria of the conference and those schools participating in it. l'm thrilled, said Don Bishop, assist- ant professor of physical education and athletics and athletic director. This has caused adrenaline to flow and added new excitement at Campbellsville College. The new football team is the first one to play at the College since 1930 when football was discontinued because of the Great Depression, said Dr. Richard Sanders, a 1930 graduate from Campbells- ville. He played guard and end on the teams in the late '20s. Sanders said the game then was said the team members used a technique called a flying tackle, in which the players dove through the air to tackle a player. He said they didn't wear any shoulder pads and had helmets but didn't always wear them. The games were played on a field ehind the old gym and spectators stood to watch. Some of the opponents were Lebanon Junction, Sue Bennett College, t. Joseph Academy at Bardstown, the Kentucky School for the Deaf in Danville and Lindsey Wilson. The team didnit have enough to divide up in scrimmage, so the College's President Warren Jones got on the field with them. He could really hit hard, Sanders said. Dr. Burr Atkinson was one of the early oaches. He organized and promoted the teams in the early 1920s. Olivia Durham Tomes C265 said her brother, William Walker Wickie Durham, played with the early teams and was also one of the first coaches. He was a great football player and had lots of scholarship offers from different col- leges, she said. D fi maybe rougher than football today. He b S c College To Rei Gatton Kirtley C315 was quarterback and captain of some of the early teams. He said they played a very rugged game, with very little equipment. Football was discontinued in the fall of 1930 when President Wright came to the College. He was forced to make many budget cuts, Sanders said, due to the Depression, and football was one of the cuts. nstate Football When football resumes this fall, there will be lots of changes from the earlier teams at Campbellsville College and Russell Creek Academy. And one such change will be the team's name. The Campbellsville College Tigers used to be the Panthers. Another change will be that every member will have a helmet and will wear it at all games. And the flying tackle won't be used anymore. THE FlGH'l'lNG PANTHERS. FOOTBALL lS BEING reinstated at Campbellsville College with the first games to be played in the fall. These pictures are of one of the earlier football teams at Camp. bellsville College. These were taken sometime in the 1920s. 5 Homecoming Queen Tegest Nega Miss Tegest Nega, a 22-year-old senior from Ethiopia was crowned 1987 Camp- bellsville Homecoming Queen. Tegest rep- resented Stapp Hall and was escorted by Chuck Good a 1986 graduate. Rozy Kuriger, representing the Art Club, was named first runner-up. She was escorted by Alan McNear. Marti McLean, represented the senior class, was named second runner-up. Third runner-up was Karen Burnham. She rep- resented the Baptist Student Union. Fresh- man Attendant was Jodi Carlin. ff' -11' 1 g0U'lg for ik? xgofol ,EIJF R ,-. ,..-use 's PJ ,.,,., 1.41 X Nlliii . l .sf I ri fi T7 Going for the Gold: An Olympic Tra- dition was the dominate theme during Campbellsville's 1986 Homecoming Week Nov. 17-22. Students were able to attend a Hoe- down, a Hawaiian Luau, a concert by Campbellsville College graduate Julie Eaton, a beach party and could par- ticipate in float-building throughout the week. Actual Olympic events took place Monday through Wednesday with the Freshman class being victorious by having the most points after field events, swimming events, and a tvviffle ball tourney. Haywood Riner, Student Development Associate, coordinated the events with the assistance of the intramural staff. Winners were announced daily for the best dressed of the day. They in- cluded Kathy Hardy, Sadie Hawkins Dayg Terry Copeland, Hawaiian Dayg Teresa Combs, Fifties Dayg and Michelle Bryan and Rozy Kuriger tied for School Spirit Day. Saturday morning was the Home- coming Parade. With about 50 entries, the Art Club took the Grand Master Award. The BSU won for Originality and the Sophomore Class won for Color and Costume. Victories were sweet for both the Lady Tigers and the Tigers. The Lady Tigers defeated the Alumni Team and the Tigers defeated Tran- sylvania University by a score of 72-71. Highlighting the game was the crowning of the 1986 Homecoming Queen by Audra Wilcox, the 1985 Homecoming Queen. Tegest Nega, a 22 year-old senior from Ethiopia was crowned. She represented the Stapp Hall. by. Pam Hardy Durham Campbellsville Goes Hawaiian J. Q, An. ,aa .a 1 aaaa ... . 1 4 :fi -x K K ' v fe, Q s I 2 TOP LEFT: Surf's up . . . in C-ville? Freshman Dan Nikolich and Brian Trout catch a wave!! TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Terry It.c.l Copeland enjoys the oceanside view at the Iuau. FAR RIGHT: Rusty Hedrick flies Hawaiian style. MIDDLE: John Jenda is all smile at the Iuau. LEFT: Jodi Carlin, Freshman attendant, gets a little work out. Q '-K... TOP LEF'I': Kim Fliggs, Karen Sweazy, and Becky Hazle ride with Olympic pride. TOP RIGHT: Amy Harris adds the finishing touches to the Olympic flame. MIDDLE LEFT: Freshman Jodi Carlin smiles bright. Art Club wins the Grand Master Award with the Great Zeus. ABOVE: Verda Dunn, Lori Cook, Pam Smith, and Roseanne Conlan get ready to play the lady Tigers in the Alumni game. LEFT: Karen Burnham and Mark Strader ride in style. 'A' I AI I ill: X I x N V NX X 5 'Mi i'x ..X . KSN. nie, Mi, :Z - -..'S'L-4-L -4' I-I Y x V . . l ,1' vw 2 . Y 1 I , 'M 5 .YN 1 1 L N' ? Il i ,Lit s Q 1 , , . , A 1 1 . 1, MR 4. X , J? ,, 7 .-fini? -,.. xii S S, .J4 , .. Dx V .fn-r .. ,, iii--.-Le. -, . xx ff -f , 2 4' 4.9 L Alumni Banquet Speaker, John Ed Pearce and Diane Rogers clown around after the banquet. F..-2 ff?--7 -we I as-:X Y, Homecoming coordinators, Pam Hardy and Monica Vaught receive roses and many thanks as they pose with the new Queen, Tegest Nega. rezihent' 'Retention 'f elf' ,rf We 4 s..-- 4 W. ,nf A Dr. W. Fi. Davenport and his wife Janet Davenport. ,.,,,,,,,,, -N nr., mpg' New Faculty and staff await visitors and students to get acquainted with. Q5-'U in i M' V WW' From Left: Gail Plazico, Jane Robertson, Richard Bower, Julie Caldwell, Boyd Robertson and Sida Roberts entertain during the reception. LEFT: President Davenport and student Dave Langley. 35 gs. jf! v- ' 1 S : ' f F A i 1 ,S - - QQQN w E Chris Knoll attempts to E- heart J. Fl. Phalen. JR. -' to be pleased with Chris's ners. 'Q f, s sweet man- 'tfl'-Qg Q1 SK . 1-ep. r... in. 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'05, 1 f.J .1 wif: 1 ' 1' y- Q 1 ,R f X m y M 5, x f pe i N N., lil Barefoot in the Park a comedy by Neil Simon Under the Direction of Russ Mobley Director of Theater Assisted by Paul Barnes , 'V iqg 1 'J Y , an +C' Q...-.swf -uni. v 7' , cast Paul Bratter Chris Hamilton Corie Bratter Judith Woodward Mrs. Banks iCorie's motherl Tammy Smith Mr. Velasco Trent Argo Telephone Man Jeff Smith Delivery Man Bill Richards 39 E 4 z 3 ' The 4 The ofthe , ! Afterfthe I' i Q f . canes to 5 c I 1- 1 1 ' f 1 ' H- ,Ai ' f j 'W' M. '+G a . D ' 1 if H ff, 14 M In .gh - ... A Q I r 'M at ' 5 V 1, E y J ' an H ' 4' A 4, ug ' ' 7744, R, ' -Q. M. ml' 'P' f wx s 'f fp. ' 2 'YN 4' -' f i f - -6 X f , 0 fy- f 'fr . x A 1 N ... :Z 4 .. ..., . A' 'Q A LJ' ,- K3 ' QAX'-.A A , l Ha 1Qu Y f44., X F- Christmas Celebration Tim lssacs and Jodi Carlin de- light the crowd with a joyful Christmas message. Ms. Kottke sings Some Children See Him. 1 , X l l I f i E 4 41 Love In An Language 64 Left to Right: Sitting: Angela Weakley, Angela McKinney, Susie Bishop. STANDING: Libby Pyle, Cindy Crowder, Marsha McLean, Connie Pickett, Gretta Heady. Not Pictured: Jenny Zammert, Missy Langdon, Karen Robertson, and Becky Hazle. Angela Weakley 1987 Valentine Pageant Queen A Springfield student, 19-year-old Angela Weakley, was crowned the 1987 Valentine Queen at Camp- bellsville College, Friday, Feb. 13. First runner-up in the annual pageant was Susie Bishop. Miss Bishop also won the Talent award and was voted Miss Congeniality. Jennifer Zammert was named second runner-up. Miss Weakley, who is a sophomore psychology major, represented the Baptist Young Women and was escorted by Corky Mohedano. She is the daugh- ter of Donald and Mary Ann Weakley, Route 2, Springfield. 17 WW 'SJ VALENTINE COURT: Left to right: Jenny Zammert - 2nd runner-up, Angela Weakley - Queen, Susie Bishop - 1st runner-up, Miss Congeniality, Best Talent. 43 i Mr. Si Miss Campbellsville College f L Miss Karen Burnham and Mr. David Shaffer Karen Burnham Miss Karen Burnham, a 21 year-old senior from Decatur, Georgia has left her mark on Campbellsville College. Through her extensive work in the Baptist Student Union and her church work. Karen's hard work and enthu- siasm has brought her many awards such as: Business and Professional Women's Award, Who's Who Among College Students, Paul Horner Scholarship, Summer Missionary to Kenya, BSU Council President, and 3rd run- ner-up in homecoming. Karen is a Religious Education major and Church recreation minor. She will be greatly missed by the faculty and student body of Campbellsville. David Shaffer Mr. David Shaffer was chosen Mr. Camp- bellsville College for his hard work and Chris- tian attitude. David is married to Karen Boyd Shaffer, they have four children, Aaron, Ja- son, Kelly, and Katie. David has received the Paul Horner Scholarship, named Who's Who among college students in American colleges and universities. David has spent long hours working to make the new telecommunications station in Campbellsville a success. David is majoring in Religious Education and Church music. Miss Maple Trail Monica Vaught Miss Monica Vaught is a 21 year old senior from Cincinnati, Ohio. Monica has been active and served long hours as the senior class president. She has received first runner-up for homecoming queen in 1985. This past year Monica spent a tremendous amount of time making the homecoming activities, a big success as the co-chairman. Escort Mark Bryant presented Connie Picket a rose. lVlr. Maple Trail Brad Baber l r i I l Brad Baber is an outstanding student at Campbellsville College. Brad has been active In the Student Government Association serving as president. He has received the Political Science Award, Rotary Award, been named the 1987 graduating class. Brad has, in addition to his school respon- sublluties been a member of the Tiger baseball team and begun a family, as shown here with son Tyler. I l , . I a Who's Who and graduated Summa Cum Lauda and the Salutatorian for i . l 1 , l 1 i f A '91 at .Vx ' X- 'Q A A 'f - - 1. K Keenan Redbone Bridgewaters shoots a free throw. ,vfffzffd Sf Tiger Basketball Coach Lou Cunningham's 1986-87 Men's Basketball squad was a young one, sporting only one senior, Keenan Fledbone Bridgewaters. Bridgewaters was one of four returning starters joined by Bob Daley, Allen Bell, and Aubrey Fritz. Cunningham pulled in a good crop of freshmen including Todd Armes of Breckinridge County, Vernon Billups of Radcliff, Ky., Billy Grierson of Dayton, Ohio, Barry Stringer of Pulaski County and Fied Shirt, David Keiser. Other returning team members were Joe Bane, Mike Pollock, David Perkins, and David Langley. The team had a promising start with wins over Brescia and Alice Lloyd. Fiob Daley was the star against Brescia scoring 22 points and pulling down seven rebounds. Aubrey Fritz lead all scoring against Alice Lloyd with 20 points. A packed gym for homecoming was entertained by an exciting one point victory over a tough Transylvania team. Bridgewaters was the high scorer in that - game with 20 points, as well as being top I 4 rebounder with 12 rebounds. Next on the schedule for the Tigers was Division ll Kentucky Wesleyan. Wesleyan came out with a 102-61 home court win, but the Tigers came back quickly with an 80-66 victory over Centre. It was against Centre that Bridgewaters scored his season high 36 points. Daley worked the boards for ten rebounds. The Tiger squad then took to the road for games against Pikeville and Clinch Valley. The Tigers were defeated by an ',- Q outstanding Pikeville team led by Todd May, Q but came back with a 99-87 win over Clinch Valley. Fiedbone Bridgewaters took high honors with 27 and Daley led the boards with nine. a if Stiff-Lyla, Freshman Todd Armes skis for two. The remainder of December saw losses to Georgetown, Berea, and Brescia along with a 101-83 home court victory over Union in which Bridgewaters scored his season high 86 for the second time. Christmas break brought some changes for the Tiger squad. First, was the loss of the reserves Terry Copeland and David Langley. Another change was the addition of Freshman guard J. D. Hill transferring from W.K.lJ. While the rest of the Campbellsville students were still enjoying their break, the Tigers returned to playing basketball with on the road losses to Centre and Cumberland. Bridgewaters was leading scorer in both games with 25 and 21 points. Daley dominated the boards with 18 rebounds. The team not only lost the game against Cumberland, but also lost sophomore Aubrey Fritz for most of the remaining season due to a foot injury. The Tiger squad then suffered losses to Pikeville at home and Alice Lloyd away. Added to the defeats was the sus- pension of Freshman Billy Grierson, who had seen limited playing action during the season and had started for Cunningham a few games. Another fatal blow to the team was the loss of junior Bob Daley. Daley was leading the team in rebounds averaging seven per game and was sec- ond in scoring with 14 points per game. The team regrouped quickly and scored a moral victory with wins over Clinch Valley and neighboring Lindsey Wilson. The freshmen showed strength and Todd Arms scored 21 and Vernon Billups had 10 rebounds. They then lost four very close games to Berea, Union, Lindsey Wilson, and Transy, also fell to KIAC powerhouses Georgetown and Cumberland before en- tering tournament play. The Tigers hosted Clinch Valley in the first round game and won 94-71, but fell to the strong Cumberland 94-78. The Tigers ended with a record of 9-18 and a conference of 4-12. The final stats showed Bridgewaters leading the squad in both scoring and rebounding. story by Becky Hazle. .ff LJ 14 1 gff, 2 l lvl r 40 B , V v. lYf 'rfnn i Standing: Dean Pollock, Lou Cunningham, David Langley, Joe Bane, Billy Grierson, Rob Daley, Allen Bell, Vernon Billups, Dave Perkins Pete DiStefano. Front Flow: Terry Copeland, Keenan Bridgewater, Aubrey Fritz, Mike Pollock, Todd Arms, Lewis Staple, Dave Keiser. f-111 'ra- In C i.J ,nf 1 Q' .- Hr?-' 1-- nw. . N .xx-P Q vt . ., .G-4 fx , ' ' 3 m , ,, 'YN x ,S wg :midi 4' N 'A 'f'S Lady Tiger Basketball We definitely have our work cut out for us this season, said Donna Wise, the Lady Tiger coach. Four players will be returning, including two seniors. Franseda Gunn, 5'1 1 and Christy Cruise, 5'8 . This year's team will be different from Wise's teams of the past. They will lack experience and depth. !,,,x --n Q- '- 1- Sitting: Aretha Porter,4'Christy Cruise, Franseda Gunn, Jacki Prather, Standing: Debbie Grider, Donna Wise, Sarah Moody, Tammy Cox, Rhonda Conrad, Michelle Swartz, Mitzi Singleton, ,3 GCN QAM H31-' 5. 1 .wi .3,2.'- iw' - ku f Senior Christy Cruise Eubank, Rosanne Conlan. IQ' I 'F Senior Franseda Gunn was named KIAC player of the week twice, and NAIA player of the week once. She also lead the KIAC in scoring with 20.1 per game, rebounding 14.6 per game, field goal shooting 51 .90!:, and free throw shooting with 7O0!o. She was named KIAC and All-District. Franseda was also named to the American Women's Sports Federation Fourth team All-American. 55 Newcomers to the squad are Ginger High, from Tomp- kinsville, Aretha Porter, from Lebanon, Jackie Prather, from Somerset, Tammy Cox, from Greensburg, Sarah Moody, from Warsaw, and Rhonda Conrad, from Inez, Kentucky. These freshmen are joining Sophomores Michelle Swartz and Mitzi Singleton. The Lady Tigers began the season with a strong showing, starting out with 5-2, with wins over St. Catharine, Alice Lloyd, Heidleberg, and Union with losses coming from IUPUI and Ky Wesleyan. The Lady Tigers faced a tough conference schedule. As Donna Wise's team ended their season with a loss to Cum- berland, it left the struggling Tigers with a 15-10 regular season record. They lost the first game of the KIAC tour- nament to Union College 65-61 at home. Bright spots were that Franseda Gunn was named KIAC Player of the Year, along with All KIAC members Ginger High and Jackie Prather. The Lady Tigers received a District bid to play tough Cumberland at Cumberland. The Lady Tigers fell 71-54 in the District 32 Semifinals. Their final record of 15-12, will be a foundation for the six returning sophomores-to-be. V659 Fa .iv in i-I V ,Y Q.,-D I 'X 56 P I -I 'Wu Top: Freshman Sarah Moody looks for an opening. Left: Jackie Prather gets in position, she ranks in the top ten in rebounding and . scoring. Coach Donna Wise gives instruction during the Semi-finals against Cumberland. r ,, -.., M., 4 1 S rf' if 4 Y rl I A k 4 4 :. 'lv Qx R A4 Top Right: Freshman Tammy Cox from Greensburg drives to the basket. Above: Aretha Porter fights for the rebound. Left: Rhonda Conrad drives the ball up court. 57 11 'I .ff 34 Q 'I , .- xl ' Q6 ' g I9 .'. ,Amt ' -' ga ., ,'F M51 . Q ' ,yufa-Qo5vf x 9-4R't'! f v. ... a, f iA,A' 1 ,. I:-1 2 U . ' X A 6 4Q64vf fs -ir'-ff'-f ' 4, L...1Hf . ,Q pv ol 4 .li-.5 5 5 .V Q ol Q ' X fi 9' -ii- n. , ' Hi 4 . . 9' . .,,. NL . , Q -5 . Y r X 4 as Q . K, 1. gh, it g' 957- 4 A Q A ' -,feb V - I 75: ,Q l ' in I3-f,..afi : ! U ' V. 9 5 U' '. gg, ' v M ' bn, 58 U ' :I A ' I i f. it - N J J 4' 'lt' 'I-if 1 ,i:.L:,' .,i:.,' Ipgixn-' VLEA. ., 1 1,5.'..,-.'-:. , .i', . M xfv ' ' ' 4' ' . ,z - Q -, Ng' - Ng, gk.. xg... ai' Q ,QVI -dll ,...x , N' Left to Right: Debbie Grider, Head Coachg Rosanne Conlan, Jennifer Haselwood, Sonya Wilcox- son, Susie Bishop, Connie Pickett, Kathy Hardy, Sherry Brooks, assistant coach. A' if '- ,4 f,: I lr' 2 95.-ffw'3i'f , z f,2.fi,if.fi1' fix isa -E1 V1 . V, ,w. -' !,', 'H '-Q' 'A ffuz. - gli' .. Ka . 1 H:VQ..v, , I V' Ggiiqg' . tj A wp W. f 0 Q D , Q Y ..- Ladyrigef Tennis Sonya Wilcoxson, the number one seed for the Lady Tiger's tennis team, won 15 and lost only 3. This makes her the first Lady Tiger tennis player to be eligible to compete in the NAIA tennis tourney in Kansas City. The Lady Tigers finished their sea- son 4-9. 59 1 , I V 4 W 1 Q n'Ne .0 , 1 3' M Q -- 1 as' 4 W Q Q. .J :V , v Q Q avg u-Ahdqi U I J E ' I , , i W- ' bw 'i' 4 60 L . 3 I Ill Ill A 2 52.291 gggfqbqgrpysff fwfr v .ruff ll anna . P v Q 2 . Back Row Jason Ford David Parsons Coach Richie Kessler and Kamal Khoury. Front: Ralph Huisinga and Mike Daugherty Tiger Tennis The 1987 Campbellsville Col- lege Men's Tennis Team had it's ups and downs! They came as Jason Ford was seeded 41 in the KIAC Tour- nament, Kevin Bliss was seeded 4f3, and Richie Kessler was also seeded 43. The downs came when all three were beaten in the semi-finals. Campbellsville finished 5th in the KIAC. Jason Ford made All District. The Tigers improved their 5th position to 3rd after doubles action. wif WA W ' .T A gifs ,-,i -. -Q W Q t- was . H g-if 3 A 3? 61 + sl r te-m 4. . '-fn .1 ' ..- ' W . 5. - i 'S tin- Y. say .,., Q u ,Wir-?5i -v--.ggg . N ff' 4- A 1 , X 35 fefg. ,. . ,.,. ,Q if , K 5 4 fhwir , I W 1 if Q, 3 . F4 v . It 'P O P , -,M g- . U' 1 .fi Q. K N BR -10 ' i,-f.f.,,i tg., A ' S - 6- A It R! Q . , :MJ Jff. ' Q' H N. If H mplio-6 I, .Y ,x gl K.M,w.5,?,:,.:'., A I' ' , ', ' .r,.'s.l Q: 'gk A .if Front row Tammy Cox Mitzi Singleton Greta Heady Michelle Swartz Annette Clark and Kathy Hardy Second row Donna Wise Julia Ballard Karen Mudd Franseda Gunn Ginger High, Sherry Brooks Rosanne Conlan 'Fl with 'wif-995 so sem' ww 1 5m,,,.g-xaivfji QWMWM1. ' fififsv it xi sw all waqhxf 9 'QQ 'f E In NWA: '11 Lady Tiger Softball The 1987 Lady Tigers posted a 21-8 record. Campbellsville had a tough road in Conference play. This young team came on in the end to win their last six regular season games, and the first two in tournament play. The Tigers placed 3rd in the KIAC tournament and 4th in the District. Julie Ballard and Annette were named All Con- ference. 3 a 4 1 . ' . s Middle Annette Clark gets a quick start from j second LEFT Greta Heady awaits the pitch. 'gf Sherry Brooks warms up. Above: Karen Mudd finished the season batting .400. 63 -Q 8 I,-A ig gif ,Q ff NN .s,XQrxS+ 3 7 ,, Q2 55. Y, g-,ina ,Y 84 I 5 . , r' ..-X ' t Aga, -.Q ,, - , ,, i y ' , I 4 . S- +9 .. 'xv I I. Q . ,u t l' 4- N, M Q if A - ' fl' ' ' , . . 0 5 A 5 H ' .f-..pw - ' . .' A 'Q ' 0 s '45 'fl' 'km' - K' ' . ., r ,,, A ,,., A , 5 r 1 A 471- .:, V22 ,N XI4,-3-1,9-9-if ,Q 5 ' -J ' . S time ' . W S, v- Q-P ..,','1, - 1-A' ' .+ 4 'Q' '04 'z, -f '- 4. '91 A M , .A -.4 ,. 1 wr , 8 ,- -5 ' ' , ' U V 4 J' v Ty., Y , , ' V. . Q r- D s . ,X .M W' , fy -i , .'4 Q' D 1' Qc ,- C 4, A-A-W 5.14 i,.a - V 1 x , ,.- P , Q- 9 . 'V A 9- 'V 0- 1 -f,s1:',1:. ,1 . ', A' I I - ' 'fu 4 ' 1 . - . NIAA 'QW ? 6: 'HHN' K 'lv' sv-' Wvs+.,5. H5363 .' l X .1 5 6 Kiiikxzsimm- yi '1-4' Tiger Baseball The Tiger baseball team went under new lead- ership of Head Coach David Vince this season. Tiger baseball started on March 3 with a double header against the University of Lou- isville. U of L won both games. The Tigers lost two more to Ky Wesleyan. On March 9th the Tigers found their first victories defeating Lind- sey-Wilson 19-3 and 11-1. The highlight for the players was their trip to Cocoa Beach, Florida, for Spring Break. The Tigers took victories from Mid-America, Illinois Benediction, and Rockford, and took losses from Malone, Rockford, Trevecca, Huntington, and Oklahoma Baptist. These games helped prepare the Tigers for conference games to come. The Tigers continued to battle to stay in the conference race. The Campbellsville Tigers faced Berea. If they would sweep the doubleheader they would take a 24-22-2 record and 13-3 conference re- cord into the District 32 tourney. They did, and earned the number one seed and hosted the tourney. Campbellsville claimed a first round forfeit from Union College, then fell to conference power Georgetown giving the Tigers their first loss in district play. The Tigers again faced a vengeful Union, and again handed the Union team their second loss. The Campbellsville Tigers would then face Georgetown for the championship. The Tigers in a disappointing loss fell short of the District Championship. Dave Decker, Sarge - Mike Pollock, and Brad Baber were named All-KIAC. TOP: Johnny Orbeson and Mark Bugg warm up in the bullpen. Left: Scott Schmuck checks the signal. 65 r gvif-' V .- -c- , ' ' ' ' ' ii,'.glt' j v V 'tv 'pe' ' 'Z dm. A f l, I '-gf , .- J: K V E ui uk I .D UQ 07 fig? -s- A 6 ' 'A -4 A i P Q 3 - t i - E 5 5 Q r l ,i ' 5 E E 2 t 2 -Q 1 - 5 ' .P A V, V 1?-. 2 2 S Q . 4 4 dgnsgggegg I ' --- ' 5 :rl if ' f 2 E 4 7 N3 1 , ,, . V ' ' . 1 X ' P 'n h ,A iff -- fi ., f Q-' N I Y-.'i - 1 1: I - - P 1 , Y , v- ,, .4 . ' ' 4- - , - - , -A - . , 1 V' t in fly' ' if V fr Q i '! :f '-'1 LA -5 'ir 5 - 5 -' l iz -V+?-. L-cgi! 'rf n vk . by ' V J lf it- Y.: 1- Z-: '9? 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Q W ' x-, f Q it 1 L. a, : 9xtw ' ii-':.S'x Tv ff-I 'J' . -.. . -wfui . , x . s . 0 - . , ' i 4.4 , T -K' -as --mtiF +' v If 'S h V -we-.M 'K 13 afslg.ssk,x, 2 :R Qu Hi'-'off f . ,g,f,ni' y' . ia rg ,,,,.. .-1. Az H I L ' .e J 'V ' 7 ,' : ' f I P Q V' 'fl 'fxfvfwg 45' yzaaqyvgr' , slcfg., I H 1 R -4' -f ,...z-, V.. TOP LEFT: Mike Sarge Pollock pitches a strike. Middle: Dave Decker gets loose. RIGHT: Rich Cormier winds up. Left: Mike Adams at first. ABOVE: Rick Dawson takes a break. 67 ! 'i 'I , . 'f' I . l ' , 1 f 1. l. . V 5 . ,-. K .t A ,fi fi ,.'f:,-. 5 5. , ' 1 , L- gl':f,:2gs4.:. f- V A 13- - .1 ..:3-37. H2-. as-' - :'::1i':i.-V1-',i1:Z? ' - , W: M-res'-L i-' 1 4-: ' Q - ' g.:. gtk. if g. ,,.4,,, 1 Q A'I,' 1 gg- :Q X , .gaigyy . f, v -. xggggsfix it-M J 5-u.a.Q.1-'.S--2-H l . r -w. . .- 1-:M -,--. '-:.-Us -P ,r . -, l . hi Z.. ., ..-.- f . . gc. - f 1, - f cw . fra ,. V ..- -S..-ary, 5 -5... ., ,J - ..-za.:-.,+.,f.... . .,,, my 1 , - :Q .-.fa . ,. . .,,.,Q. . Qffffffi 1:1 ' AT- :91 . if 1 2- zfb, S , 8q.,,p-4. V ff: , sr Y-TIE: -. Kay, K - ..,.-.. ., -. 1,-,y ., K .5 4k 'S' f 1 .. L..,:5:' iff.: fr-mfg-'., 4-'F il 1 - :uk .., . rl -fig' ,. Tiger Golf This year's team consisting of only two re- turning players John Mesplay and Dicky Walk- er. Freshman Neil Nunn, Matt Shipley and Rich- ard Cormier filled in 3rd, 4th, and 5th positions. Rosanne Conlan played 6th position. The young team showed great potential by finishing first in the Georgetown invitational behind the play of John Mesplay and Dicky Walker. The team also walked away with top honors in their own Campbellsville invitational. The nationals seemed within reach as the Tigers entered the district. After the first day we had a 6 stroke lead over conference strength Brescia and Be- rea. Returning the second day the Tigers ex- tended out a 10 stroke lead but fell short of a victory. John Mesplays placed 2nd in the DIAC and District. Dicky Walker finished fourth. - ,f'ak.,.. fe' ! .. R mmm ' ,-.- 4 .M ' 'QQ - , - . 1 iggji, WM . .., W..-.n.as-477 .lv ' .. -an - 69 Tiger Mascots ,Alf- ziyi' . Left to right: Shonda Wilson and Chris Maxfield l 1 1 I 1 - i 1 ' Tiger Cheerleaders d Shirle Lan lois, Jennifer Haslewook, Susie Bishop, advisor - Jackie Left to right: Shonda Wilson, Missy Lang on, y g Thomas. Athletic Banquet The Campbellsville College Athletic Banquet was held Tues- day, May 5, 1987. Mr. Don Bishop, Campbellsville College Athletic Director welcomed players, coaches, and parents. Mr. Dan Flanagan, Religious Life Vice-President, delivered the invocation. W. R. Davenport, president of Campbellsville, delivered a message to athletes. He emphasized and encouraged ath- letes to remember how special they are and wherever they go or do they represent themselves and Campbellsville Col- lege. Awards were presented to athletes. In conclusion to the award ceremony, Dr. Davenport presented Mr. and Mrs. Don Bishop with an award for their outstanding contributions to the endowment fund at the college. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE: Mr. Russ Mobley, Chairperson Mr. Haywood Riner Mr. Harlie White Miss Lori Cook Mr. Harry Scalos Mr. Brad Baber Mr. Dan Flanagan ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS: Mr. Billy B. Smith, President Mr. Kenny Bennett, Vice-President Mr. Wayne Wells, Treasurer Mr. Jerry Bennett, Secretary Mr. Ronnie Hord Mr. George Wise 72 I I I fha . fl' I, HNF 43 f ' .aa ,4 if 1 ,J -Q1 kv Q Women 's Tennis All District All KIAC Most Wins Most Valuable Player Men's Tennis Most Valuable Player 1100!o Award All District Leadership Award Softball Highest fielding average Most FlBI's Highest Batting Average Most Valuable Player Golf Most Valuable Player Most Improved Player Lowest scoring average Men 's Basketball 2 pt. field goal 'Vo 3 pt. field goal ofa Free throw 'Vo Most Rebounding Most Assists Most Valuable Player All KIAC All NAIA Women 's Basketball Most Valuable Player Most Assists Efficiency Rating Defensive Award All KIAC All KIAC KIAC Player of the year NAIA Player of the year All NAIA Field Goal Percentage Baseball Most Valuable Player Golden Glove Award Outstanding Pitcher Coaches Award 110010 Big Stick Award Sonya Wilcoxson Sonya Wilcoxson Sonya WilCOXSOn Sonya Wilcoxson Jason Ford Ralph Huisinga Jason Ford Mike Daugherty Annette Clark Sherry Brooks Julie Ballard Julie Ballard John Mesplay Neil Nunn John Mesplay Vernon Billups Mike Pollock Mike Pollock Keenan Bridgewater Keenan Bridgewater Keenan Bridgewater Keenan Bridgewater Keenan Bridgewater Franseda Gunn Ginger High Jackie Prather Christy Cruise Jackie Prather Ginger High Franseda Gunn Franseda Gunn Ginger High Franseda Gunn Scott Schmuck Brad Baber Mike Pollock Mike Adams Rick Dawson 73 5. . 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A 1 w N au.u1l0nl poyho q I W D . 5 I 1 if ,im-Q l I uri? ' I pkifian 5 7 . m W PM Making , on 6 5 o 1 ,X . , V -. f Vi' N 5 2 s o'?7l.' -'Q gag. i K T bi if fx ..f Y 74 LL I Q my ll ' 'GH-JA cv, Y f 4 'T 'Z , - fm w i ji, I 11 D 5. ,im-1-'- :fi-'N ! Li ,,.,1 . v 2, , , pn- ' P 3 Hifi, 'f'Q9 - -s 'fb W Vx,. is 1 ,Z tv ' ' 1 ' Q 5 X ' Q I Q 1 5' k I 2 PRESIDENT William R. Davenport 4 'x i v is ill Robert Clark Dan Flanagan Academic Vice-President Religious Life Vice-President 1 Y, xx 'x an X- l. .A i -as it . i Alvin Hardy Sylvia Morris Kenneth Pope Business Vice-President Student Development Vice- Advancement Vice-President President Mr. Carlos Anderson Dr. William Bennett Mr. Don Bishop Social Work Political Science Health and P.E. ,Qf W9' y by E Dr. Mark Bradley Dr. Tom Caldwell Dr. Frank Cheatham Music Psychology Math, Computer Science 1 41' 5, A fs: X lg A W. t I y 1 , ,E 3 i '1 is Q43 . i C A QA K Mr. Tommy Clark Dr. H. E. Coker Ms. Linda Cundiff Art Christian Studies Art Dr. Robert Doty Mr. Joe Foster Mrs. Jeanne Gaddis English Business and Economics Education txt ' ' vf 'L Mr. Robert Gaddis Mrs. Carolyn Garrison Mr. L. M. Hamilton Music Education English ' 1 i I l X is Dr. Billy Hathorn Mr. Bobby Himes Mr. Thomas Jeffries History and Geography History and Political Science Physical Science ' JG 5 El l AT F 406' X Dr. Pat Johnson Mr. L. D. Kennedy Dr. Jerry Kibbons Education English and Journalism Religious Education ,Qui . si ,. xx Ms. Barbara Kottke Dr. Kenneth Martin Dr. Drewry Meece Education Music Education r, Q ,N 1.6 ,M , l Mrs. Nevalyn Moore Dr. Shirley Meece Dr. James Moore Music English Music , . 1. rail. 'E i fiiflg ff , 1 1 - 1 ' x '5 .rv J :gi ...J ,t 47,1 A., g 4. Q 'xx 'Q' G'-an. 'W'- ' '. vi -1-,- ,, ,H ': f ' ' i V I My . f . I' H 5 H vt. N v ,. . ,.v A ' , Dr. Robert Moore Dr. William Pennebaker Mrs. Donna Pirouz Sociology A Education Languages 84 l Q C5 fr I3 'N 14 kiln' Sl B5 , Ad? - l Mrs. Fay Pope Mrs. Shirley Risen Mrs. Frances Roberts Secretarial Science Accounting English 1 l , wi Dr. Wesley Roberts Dr. Milton Rogers. Mr. Harry Scalos Music Biology Accounting and Business x iti Q. Q -y x, X Dr. Robert Street Bible yas. 35 ws? ' 4' ' H. -,i - ' .l -..'f zzzi- sf' I nv, Y , Q..-N. , . ., , , .- .i',,. ,..,.vi... . - Vw? 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'E 'lb Mrs. Joy Huff Mrs. Betty Kidwell Bookstore Manager Business Office X Y Mr. Jeff Locke Admissions Counselor Ms. Karen Lynema Mrs. Joan McKinney Mrs. Sheena Mays Library Public Relations Assistant Business Oftice xx . Fpr' Dr. Irvin Murrell Mrs. Dawn Najpaver Mr. Jay Orr Library Director Religious Life Director of Development so QT Tl9'x ,,,, X-. 'N If 'I i Mrs. Judy Payne Secretary to Academic VP Mrs. Connie Riley Mr. Haywood Riner Registrar Office Student Development Associate 5 , Tv I i ' 54 E' mr 'Fung 'I Mrs. Diane Rogers Mr. Jimmy Rowland ,Stan 19 V17 Mrs. Joan Stansbury Public Relations Assistant Admissions Counselor Business Office -w -ff--1 -- '-' .A-, V A 'MHA-.-I u 1-.1-M-14 '. .H .E .iw -I.: X, ' . - N 'ff' 57' A ,gf fl- as is . s I 1 W awww . 1, Mrs. Judy Stewart Mrs. Mary Street Mrs. Pam Voelker Secretary to President Library Admissions Office ,Q ' ..w Mrs. Lillian Camfield Mr. Melton Johnson Stapp Hall South Hall Faculty 81 Staff Not Pictured Mr. Lou Cunningham Health and P.E. Mr. Russell Mobley Speech and Drama Ms. Kay Sutton Chemistry Mr. Phillip Brumback Director of Financial Aid ,, l Maintenance Staff Mr. David Pierce, Superintendent Mr. Lenneth Bartley Mr. Rick Benningfield Mr. Ronnie Bishop Mr. Glenn Corbin Mrs. Janet Johnson Mr. Leroy Johnson Mr. Michael O'Bryan Mr. Spencer Parker Mr. Danny Rodgers Mr. Claves Sneed r 94 1 vi - - . . . K 4siW,ay:,11.gyfgVW3g':jp'?13.:::Q-FilI I X -I - 1- . ,- Senior Class Gfficers Left to Right: Treasurer, Scarlett Catlettg Vice-President, Marti McLean President, Monica Vaughtg Secretary, Faye Bailey. Qt Oo u up y Q 2 -if .. . -Q I I V' ' :ggi z, kv . , ... . V g 415. ., , f'-vVi.,. -,,.11Tfff' t-5317, rw' 3. .7'f' Vif, ' f ,gs Q, . .-s X1 . f? 'f tw . 41 ,i ' .w. 143-f ,:Q . 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Bell Greenville, PA Loretto, KY Hardyville, KY Summersville, KY Allan Flay Bertram Larry Michael Bowen Sherry Lynn Brooks Mary Leo Brown Campbellsville, KY Campbellsville, KY Caneyville, KY Lebanon, KY Seniors Y L' i 1 jS'N, 1 4 Xfni 4 ' ' it, y x ,l 1 It L George Mark Bryant Karen Gretta Burnham Katy Maria Burnham Janie Lois Burton Lexington, KY Decatur, GA Decatur, GA Columbia, KY 1' gs.-.2 Roxann Burton Scarlett Rena Catlett Sara Wynelle Chaney Jennifer Elaine Collins Columbia, KY Harrodsburg, KY Greenwood, IN Campbellsville, KY r l fa X .9-if I 1 l Virgella Kay Combs Bryan K. Cook Lori Ann Cook Bonita Gail Cooper Manchester, KY Greensburg, KY Elizabethtown, KY Russell Springs, KY - Seniors i i ,Xl 1 C J , Christy Renee Cruise James Timothy Curry Johnna Dalton Michael Andrew Shepherdsville, KY Greensburg, KY Russell Springs, KY Daugherty ' Campbellsville, KY ...Q as-as XXY ig YQ: Holly Lynn Decaro Betty Lou Edwards Anne Angela Emerson Melody Lois Epley Columbia, KY Hodgenville, KY Russell Springs, KY Olmstead, KY ai Ni' Tammy Laverne Feese Michael Layne Felts Susan Kay Godbey Sandra Gale Goodman Columbia, KY Campbellsyille, KY Somerset, KY Elizabethtown, KY . 5.4 Seniors p4 C! 9 5 . Q-4' ,J 6 Y I I I I I I , s-.tl 1 David Michael Grider Mark Wayne Hale Retta Sue Hatfield Karin Denise Hawkins Okolona, KY Defiance, OH Russell Springs, KY Camel, IN I -.15 .z . Q 11' 1 'Suv W I .I s. w M Y X . Q- I W I 4 fp. f , , 5 .... ,, I Q. A- I , Sherry L. Hein Rose Ann Holland Melton Wayne Johnson Sherri Lynne Johns'on Knifley, KY Campbellsville, KY Houston, TX Russell Springs, KY 432 ' ap- ' XY' x , . ' ' A S g 1 I . a . n I Q 5 1 5 X I I ' 1 . 0 Q I 9 C I ' c ' I o ' L it o,,t Charles Wayne Jones Kamal Saleh Khoury Christine Loraine Knoll Rozella Dew Kuriger Anderson, IN Nazereth, IS Ocean View, NJ Hammond, IN Y Seniors 2 'C W.: . , V yi 1 Joyce Irene Lamb Karen Beth Lanham Sherri Lynn Larimore Miriam Lee Providence, KY Lebanon, KY Greensburg, KY Louisville, KY S v--fy' Shelia Joyce Lemmon Angela Robin McKinney Sandy Kaye McKinney Marti Eileen McLean Columbia, KY Greensburg, KY Columbia, KY Frandfort, KY an-si Johnny B. Metcalf Megdelawit Lena Michael Corpus E. Mohedano ll Deb Jean Morse Campbellsville, KY Wichita, KS Oneida, KY Preble, NY Seniors f J I 4, 4 i Eugenia Sue Mullins Kevin Robert Mullins Timothy J. Najpaver Sandra Elaine Parker Gravel Switch, KY Yosemite, KY Campbellsville, KY Campbellsville, KY Tammy Lynn Parman Susan Fee Payne Terry Fl. Payne Darylyn Joyce Phillips Lebanon, KY Cincinnati, OH Henderson, KY Louisville, KY at ,Q WA 'S Q-V4 , N, V, x 9 l. Connie Beth Pickett Kelly L. Flay Teri Ray Ruth Lynn Rexroat Shepherdsville, KY Campbellsville, KY Campbellsville, KY Russell Springs, KY Seniors ? s.-' -l . .Jw -it X Oi X , 7 x ,f, 'S X hc I Lisa Gaye Richerson Kimberly Carol Riggs Elizabeth Jeannett Lisa Leigh Roan Campbellsville, KY Louisville, KY Rippetoe Hidalgo, IL Russell Springs, KY i Ta, 1 'U' - l 1 . P. f ' J I L ? A ' Joyce Ann Rose Lillie Mae Rubarts Robin Elaine David Lynn Shaffer Campbellsville, KY Liberty, KY Schauberger Campbellsville, KY Newburgh, IN . Q-'YJ Q9 Belinda J. Smith Jeffrey Allen Smith Tammy Jean Smith Bruce Earl Springer Danville, KY Wauseon, OH Jeffersontown, KY Radcliff, KY Seniors S. L . S-CJ gf. I l Zwms'-., i ll i , f l S..f'micf1g I 5 - il John Richard Steele Mark D. Strader Karen Sue Sweazy Velva June Thomason Malone, KY Louisville, KY Louisville, KY Campbellsville, KY '-.5 I 2 3 Monica Denise Vaught Paula Denise Waddles Sharon Louise Walters Barbara Lea Warren Cincinnati, OH Berea, KY Liberty, KY Summersville, KY XX , XX ll X Patricia L. West Gary Dale Whittle Marion Paige Wilson Barbara Ann Yates Russell Springs, KY Russell Springs, KY Campbellsville, KY Campbellsville, KY N X I Freshman Class Officers i Left to Right: President, Dan Durham, Treasurer, Pam Means. Not Pic- tured: Vice-President, Eddie Hagar: Secretary, Audre Wilson. Deborah Adeleru David Alford Katy Allison cr ,sf QT' Todd Arms ,Ts Tammy Arnold Larry Bennett Stephen Benningfield Vervon Billups Gina Brown ,f f -ov 1r F Freshmen Qi I .IK- '?7 Michelle Bryan Veronica Burgess Heather Campbell Sharon Campbell Jodi Carlin Pam Cery Stephanie Colvin Teresa Combs Rhonda Conrad Karen Conway Richard Cormier Marcie Cottrell Jeff Cruse Donna Davis Brenda Deford Chris Depas Jon Dowell Dan Durham Stephanie Eubank Ellen Fling Bill Grierson Eddie Hager Jayme Hagin Tammy Harding Matthew Harne Jonetta Harrison Patricia Harvey Greta Heady Russell Hedrick Cindy Hunt Freshmen if 7 i 4-Qu W Freshmen fX Q -u-.,, i x 'M Don Ingram Tim Isaacs Kelly Jones Stephen Keltner Amy Kennedy Carrie Kennedy Jimmy Land Shirley Langiois Jonathon Lee Dianna Lewis Walter Livers Deborah Martin Cris Maxfield Pam Means Sarah Moody Laura Napier Dan Nikolich Andy Patterson Charles Penick Bethany Perry Jackie Pierce Dean Pollock Aretha Porter Jackie Prather Libby Pyles Niki Raether Traci Rainwater Bill Richards Kathern Rogers Matthew Shipley Freshmen 4.-.J 386 if Freshmen Sl'-.5 Ll ., 6 ,asf sr-4 1 Robbie Young Jenny Zammert Donna Smith Regina Smith Kim Starker Barry Stringer Brian Trout John Trout Paula Tungate John Valencourt Stacy Veatch Mike Walker Treva Wesley Audre Wilson Sophomore Class Cfficers Harold Adams Rebecca Adams Elizabeth Back Tessy Back Paul Barnes Rhonda Betz Abel Beyene Susie Bishop Annette Clark President - Paul Barnes Vice-President - John Olaniyan Secretary - Lue Anne Chadwick Kathlin McCann Treasurer - Ken Dotson ,hav 'QM3' HT Sophomores QX.. 15 K SIL, ., QQ Charles Clark Shelly Clemmer Gil Coleman Terry Copeland Margie Crawford Cindy Crowder Bonnie Curren Stacey Darst Steve Darst Ken Dotson Brian Drury David Dzingirai Sam Floyd Aubrey Fritz Ermys Gedlu Scphcmores Betty Gilbert James Goins Wayne Goodin Karen Graves Sandy Grossman Amy Harris Michael Harris Jennifer Haselwood Geri Hunt Mary Hutchins Beverly Jarrell Penny Kennedy Richie Kessler David Langley Mike Lynn x I 1. D wi. ff s, 5'---0' Gi '9' ivy T? Sophomores Qt' li-r 'wiv f ffi-4 Fi if G K l 47- TT? Martin Mapoma Kathlin McCann Marsha McLean Alan McNear Vanessa Mitchell Jana Moore Nobuo Nagasawa Ayo Olaniyan Robert Phalen Tina Pierce Vicki Reese David Howlett Saleh Said Laura Smothers Sarah Stafford Sophomores in i i Darren Staley DeWayne Stringer Charles Sublett Michelle Swartz ' 'L Lisa Tabor 'riff' David Tinnell Susan Vince -,X Deborah Vincent Angela Weakley we---w, folk, Margaret Whitehead Kelli Whitlow Rick Wigginton Sonya Wilcoxson Andy Wilson Meagan Wilson I I l Sophomores E Judlth Woodward Renee Young A , so . 99 71 15 i x , 4 ' bn u no l 120 Junior Class Officers President - Shellette Richardson Vice-President - Melissa York Secretary - Margaret Whitehead Treasurer - Patti Worcester Nahom Abraham Nate Adams Rhonda Allen Cara Ballinger Charlotte Benham Ron Benningfield , 5. -i 3 liz' Q v, ,. V., .1 ff: , W i Q i Teresa Bloyd QQ Joyce Buley A Bruce Callahan ll-ll aifww ,za u',i rs V' iiZi..1ix-iriki 45,-fb Juniors 'S Darlene Campbell David Cook Lisa Cummins Rob Daley Deva Davis Pam Dino Deana Duncan Gary Gardner Julianne Goins Becky Hazle Theresa Hendrickson Marie Hudson Paul Jones Tom Knight Shannon Lamar Melissa Langdon Tina Lashley Jackie Livers David Lowery Steve Mayne Tina McClellan Veada Metcalf Leann Mudd Karen Mudd Karen Owens Marilyn Peters Rebecca Pittman Mike Pollock Shelette Richardson Karen Robertson Juniors QX fs? . 'iff at-,Q y C7 fb' 'X 3 , .tx , 'Q -. . N.ld Juniors I I 1. 0.4 1 'S-.-1.3 Q if rg., Qi,-v f .M-' , 'S ctr? 'H'-1-an ', li Q Ruth Shewmaker Doug Sibcy Cathy Smith Stacy Story Sylvia Stuckey Pam Sublett Paulus Tan Pam Watson Alan Watts Judy Wesley Audra Wilcox Patty Worcester Connie Wright Melody Yarber Melissa York 'II I ll as 1 -ov' wif' '.- ...- tr in f .-,.,M,.v.V,.,.,M fe ,ur 4 . is-5 15 'L1126 fd Alpha Rho Tau Art Club ,sg A K5 gi 3' 'X .QA A Tribute to Peirre Auguste Renoir's Painting Luncheon ofthe Boating Party From left to right: Seated - Rozy Kuriger, president, Martin Mapoma, Sarah Hancock, Marci Hudson, Joe Kearney Back Row: Tommy Clark, advisor, Sheila Lemmon, secretary, Tyrone Garnett, Deana Duncan, Amy Harris, Treasurer, Alan McNear, Vice-President. Members not pictured: Delora Fox, Jonathan Marsh, Jo Miller, Robin Hanan, Linda Cundiff, Marilyn Peters. Campbellsville Student Foundation ff. a r f' ' 4, 5 -XX YQ! ff Sgr I Q mPB5l.L'f 'QP'- ,N 54 Left to Right: Margie Crawford, Julianne Goins, Tom Knight, Audra Wilcox Tammy Smith, Kelly Flay, Jeff Smith, Bruce Callahan s 3 Baptist Student Union Beach Bums I as W Ti? - 1 fs X 4!ll'lTmX W7NsxVb Ib P+ l The Campbellsville College Baptist Student Union is an organization on campus to promote the cause of Christ. The BSU sponsors picnics, revival teams, and many activities and events which allow students at Campbellsville to participate inf fellowship. l 9 2 I I l l l l i Z 'l l F ll l H lf i if V: l, l i f l l l 2 v l I ffl? P l Baptist Young Women Missions Around the World is , -V 6 Back Row: Mission Support Chm. - Angela Weakley: Mission Study Chm. - Theresa Hendrickson: Deborah Vincent: Karen Graves: Sitting: Secretary - Bonnie Curran: Big A Chm. - Becky Reynolds: Mission Action Chm. - Karen Burnham: President- Susan Payne. Not Pictured: Advisor Karen Lynema. The Campbellsville College Baptist Young Women's first project was to sponsor Hands Across Campus for World Hunger at the Fall Carnival. At 12:00 noon some 125 people gathered to join hands and S315 was raised. Another project the BYW sponsored was a Christmas party for children in local Bible clubs. Santa Claus was in attendance along with about 20 children who received presents. BYW sponsored club member Angela Weakley in the Valentine Pageant. Miss Weakley was crowned Queen. The Baptist Young Women sponsor many activities, but continue their year long study of missions around the world. 4 l Fellowship of Christian Ministries T -7-P' Y f pf nn X. in 4- 'vvv A .mqggjfsif Q' -. P: L s Sitting: Amy Harris, Bonnie Curran, Sarah Stafford: Middle Row: Secre- tarylTreas. - Darlene Campbell, Karin Hawkins, Melody Epley, Public Re- lations - Patti Worcesterg Back Row: President Chris Clark, Advisor - Dr. Jerry Kibbons, Vice-President - Bill Richards. I 1 Psychology Club , 'I ' 'Unuwv Wxall L .XQWQ Patient: Theresa Chambers - President, Left: Harold Adams - Vice-President, Michael Chambers, Julianne Goins, Shonda Wilson - Treasurer, Jenny Zambert -c Publicity Representative. Not Pictured: Cindy Hunt, Marcie Cottrell, Deb Morse. Phi Beta Lambda g E Q i' . : 4 f i E 5'i 2 - 1 i il 1 ' lf' 1 .,, . , 1' '.is.l Front: Larry Bowen - Vice-President: Angela McKinney - Presidentg Susan Godby - Reporterg Sherri Johnson - Sec- retary. Back Row: Sharon Walters - Historian, Tommy Corbin - Treasurer, Larry Downer - Parliamentarian. Sharon Walters, the historian for the Phi Beta Lambda, competed in the State competition in the Accounting division. Mrs. Walters won in a competitive field of over 300. She then traveled to Washington to com- pete in the Accounting Division of the National Leadership Convention. She placed fifth in the nation in accounting. Front Row: Shirley Risen, Advisory Fay Pope, Larry Bowen, Angela McKinney, Susan Godby, Sherri Johnson, Rebecca Pittman, Etenesh Tadesseg Back Row: Mike Harris, Walyne Goddin, Sharon Walters, Tommy Corbin, Larry Downer. Not Pictured: Melton Johnson, anya Cave, Lucinda Downer, Lindy Bastin gl l l l l l A l ll I, l 'I ll ,I Y l l l. ! l I s l i i I V i l i l 1 i I i 1 : 2 l l I l National Education Association Student Program l 4 Q f1YA1zali..'- 457' it . if-Q-fe,--f t1f!I'1-.m !' f 1 . th 1 .ith ,Qt ., .- a ' I-. ' . . l f 6 f ' C ,,. ., a ,hp r ,i 47' V, 1, ,. ., , 1 ,. V vu 5 1 .' - 'Z' ' , A A l 5 3 J -ff-if 0 1 x ' 53 , i ? A E 0 vig, I ' . 9 5 ' A i :fx w ' 1 We it l X 4 Ll .. -gs. Q, 1 V,-.I , , ' 25' qv, sj5f+'?'h Iggy 5,1-N 3 V 7 Q -,- - 1- .f ' ga , , hrs, 3. ,U , V -M. 1- 1.6, , 5 J 19454 . t - at , N ' ,, . , M ,Q ,Q-.Z :jr vip. ,X R h sky- V ia: Lrg.: y A, D Exist, - Q14 H A' 4 V, 'in2'3g ',? 'P .4 3 'fix H l f ' S' Af, 4 api.. tri .:,,., .V slash . V ' .L , , A . A ,., , H-f.,'z'f'3 Wu A ' nf AJ .1 ' A '. js A , 2 - , Front Flow: Sherry Burton - President, Jeannie Mullins, Mary Leo Brown, Scarlett Catlett, Tammy Feese, Patricia West, Mark Hale, Christy Cruise. Back Bow: Paula Waddles, Barbie Warren, Sherri Larimore, Johnna Dalton, Catherine Davis, Lisa Bicherson, Betty Edwards, Bill Gott S.G.A. Cabinet 0 'al Ai Sitting: Deb Morse - Vice-President: Penny Kennedy - Secretary. Standing: David Grider - Chief Justice, Nate Adams - Treasurer, Brad Baber - President. Student Government Association 5 '- ' V I' Left to Right: Patti Worcester, Amy Harris, Teresa Combs, Faye Bailey, Larry Bowen, Ken Dotson, Theresa Chambers, Deb Morse, Penny Kennedy, Stacy Darst, Darlene Campbell. Pr- Campbells ville College Singers x F 1!5E Xin 5 X tx 'Nw' Q1 ibxixsbi .-1,4-YQ' Left to Right: Jeff Smith, Rick Wigginton, Karen Graves, Renee Young, Pam Watson, Paula Waddles. Collegiate Chorale and Handbell Choir 7- 57- 77g7 QbX-2?25f:f,g, 'Y 'iff ' . Pr 'xxx M Q Xa.: ,-,,,f K I ! 3 km, A h ,lf ,gx . x abr' - N N - U WT.. W A I: !Tk Y v.. xi i x I' 3 1 s 1 I XML S B.S.U. Choir . fM5f'fffQcX lt,..,. Melissa York Campus Tymes T Editor-in-Chief Christy Cruise Maple Trail Editor-in-Chief Wendy Chesser Karen Lynema Asst. Editor Maple Trail Advisor Maple Trail n--rv - 'xy' ,- if . ' V '- . ,Q 1, L: mba! hu Among Srtuhentz in ' - ' 5 . ' x ' u P U .s x I l A f I . V ' Y i. A ., t . , Q .bvu Q ' . . , -Q Y W , VA - V 1 ' -' ' ' . , ' Qi I l I 1 , 1 A. ' f 4 i 5 y 1 Q , 7 if , ' 1 Yljvj f ' J i 1 f , fmt . 1 M vs? Left to Right: Susan Kay Godby, Sharon Louise Walters, Melissa Ann York, Fiozella Dew Kuriger, Sherry Lynn Hein, Susan Hertel Ferguson, Prestson Bradley Baber. American niuerzitiez mth Qlnllegez Left to Right: Karen Greta Burnham, John Robert Metcalf, Tammy Jean Smith, Angela Robin McKinney, Augra Pearl Wilcox, Christine Loraine Knoll, Michael Layne Felts, Deva Jo Davis Not Pictured: Bonita Gail Cooper, Sarah Ellen Mueller, Eugenia Sue Mullins, Scott Edward Schmuck, Karen Sue Sweazy. Awhemic Amari! SPECIAL AWARDS Rotary Marshall Lyon Award D. P. Curry Award Business 8- Professional Women's Award South Hall Resident Stapp Hall Resident Extra Mile Award Challenge Award DlVlSlONAL AWARDS Business and Economics Chemistry Biology - Mathematics ' Computer information System Elementary Education English ' , Physical Education Music Political Science Social Work Psychology Sociology - History - Drama ' A Journalism Biblical Language Religious Education ' Christian Studies Brad Baber Allan Bertram Kelley Ray Karen Burnham Mark Strader Marti McLean Karen Lynema Robert Moore Deb Morse Dawn Najpaver William Bennett Catherine Davis Allan Bertram Paige Wilson Tony DeCaro Christine Knoll Johnny Metcalfe Tammy Smith Sherry Burton Joseph Adeleru Rosanne Conlan Kelley Ray Brad Baber Sara Wynelle Chaney Sue Fee Payne Donald Wildes Darylyn Phillips Donald Wildes Chris Hamilton Melissa York Tim Najpaver Jeff Smith Tim Najpaver 42,5 Senior Luncheon May 9, 1987 Scholastic Award Ruth Lynn Rexroat T Athletic Award George Mark Bryant Rosanne Leona Conlan A Outstanding Spirit Award Preston Bradley Baber T School Spirit Award Susan Fee Payne A , Don Doyle Spirit Award Melton Wayne Johiison Leadership Award Karen Gretta Burnham Most Talented Senior Award Corpus E. Mohedano Double A Award L p Lori Cookf 11O0!Q Award Don Hamlin Paul Horner Scholarship Recipients Rebecca Adams Terry Payne Trent Argo Hilton Davis James Weihrauch Ed Hamlin Rebecca Reynolds Angela Weakley Mohedano .Ai r 51 M l l -t M, .2 qt xl 'six N -C .Jr JK I 'Q A 6 sz, 73523 Au- -Q above: Lori Cook receives the Dou- ble A Award for her excellence in Academics and athletics. LEFT: Melton Johnson of Houston, Texas receives the Qon Doyle Spirit Award. , x 'ia -: ik 149 Graduates July 31, 1987 Dennis Ray Campbell Tesa Hail Keeton Scarlett Rena Catlett James Timothy Curry Mark Wayne ale Lisa Leigh Roan Mark D. Strader BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE Carla Lynn Bennett George Mark Bryant Nigisty Beraky Christos Bryan Keith Cook Bonita Gail Cooper Larry Edward Goodin Don Alan Hamlin Deborah Kaye Mclntyre December 19, 1986 Kimbergy Carol Riggs Roger lliot Sabo David L. Shaffer Karen Sue Sweazy Douglan Kirkpatrick Wesley Mark Anthony White Donald Alfred Wildes BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE Joseph Bamidele Adeleru December 19, 1986 Timothy Jay Najpaver BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE Betty Lou Edwards Michael Layne Felts William Jyrone Hobbs Steven illiam James May 9, 1987 Marvin Dale Sandlin Jeffrey Allen Smith Marion Paige Wilson BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE Kamal Saleh Khoury July 31, 1987 BACHELOR OF MUSIC DEGREE Charles Wayne Jones May 9, 1987 Kelley L. Ray ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE May 9, 1987 Renee Sue Poulos Jamie Anne Terrill BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE May 9, 1987 Preston Bradley Baber Faye Cochran Bailey Lindy Forbes Bastin Allan Ray Bertram Larry Michael Bowen Timothy Joe Brockman Sherry Lynn Brooks Mary Wimsatt Brown Karen Gretta Burnham Katherine Maria Burnham Roxann Burton Sara Wynelle Chaney Jennifer Elaine Collins Rosanne Leona Conlan Lori Ann Cook David Thomas Corbin Christy Renee Cruise Johnna Roy Dalton Michael Andrew Daugherty Catherine Denise Davis Anthony Andrew DeCaro Holly Lynn DeCaro Yohannes Ejigu Tammy Carter Feese Susan Hettel Fer uson t' Jason Eddie Fort? Susan Kay Godby David Michael Grider Aida Hailu Christopher Alan Hamilton Retta Sue Hatfield Sherry Lynn Hein Rose Ann Holland Abel lgel Melton Wayne Johnson Sherri Lynne Johnson Delilah Kebede Christine Loraine Knoll Sherri Lynn Larimore Miriam Lee Martha Eileen McLean John Robert Metcalf Megdelawit Abraham Michael Corpus Eugene Mohedano Deborah Jean Morse Eugenia Sue Mullins Kevin Robert Mullins Tegest Nega Jean Hardesty Newman Sandra Elaine Parker Susan Fee Payne Darylyn Joyce Phillips Teri Annette Ray Ruth Lynn Rexroat Lisa Gaye Richerson Elizabeth Jeanette Rippetoe Joyce Ann Rose Belinda J. Smith Tammy Jean Smith Bruce Earl Springer Etenesh Tadesse Velva June Thomason Monica Denise Vaught Paula Denise Wadd es Barbara Lea Warren Patricia Andrew West E383-X-BIEIAEINIBN IES A QIQANGIZE ENE EVQBIHGIQ mms B119-?.IEZf!BN! . FQ' 'M I gif! 45' Z ay wa F ',x- uf.wx,,,nd' A hi..-f o I nf -l l I I Twenty- Eighth Commencement Campbellsville College graduated 102 stu- dents in ceremonies May 9 at Campbellsville Baptist Church. Dr. Arthur L. Walker Jr., ex- ecutive director-treasurer of the Education Commission of the Southern Baptist Con- vention, delivered the commencement ad- dress. Dr. Jack Sanford, editor of the Western Recorder, gave the baccalaure- ate address. A UI-at xlf N Tx 5 In A u. i I 51' s p Senior Class President Monica Vaught responds to the Charge made to the 1987 graduating class. RIGHT: Sisters Karen Hefty and Katy have come a long way for today. yi.,-f-'M gif!! Q. R 3 ,pm - .N 2.,..J' I 'N' ' -W' 'www' ,Yo , it -. vw-v' ,,,,,,,,...vo-A 1 VFFQFF A .A,,- ,..,.-y av Q, at .ve i 1 3 if - Fseilw 'Q TOP LEFT: Mark Strader and Larry Bowen congratulate each other and wish each other the best. ABOVE: DrfBennett adjusts Mrs. Cowherd's gown. 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