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•1995 iiia iiliiiir TiiefieMMM iiiiii iijfijii^if^ Sliiii iMiMMiMi. The Maple Trail 1999-2000 Campbellsville University University Drive I KY 427 8-2799 Campbellsville, 1 Maple 2000 Trail Volume 72 Enrollment 1,660 www.campbellsvil.edu CU 2000 The next Step: The next Step^ Table of Contents The next Step: CU 2000 Introduction 3 School Events, Special Pages Academics 30 Masters, Honors, Graduates, Awards Students 38 Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshnnen Faculty 68 Departments, Staff & Clubs Organizations 88 Memberships, Activities Sports 118 Memberships, Nationals Creative Minds 160 Drama, Production, Music Closing 190 Graduation, Memorial Page CampbellsvTire University 4The riext Step Welcome to the next Level Taking the next step no easy task. is YouVe hot and sweaty, you look at how high the next nnovement must be. YouVe come so far so quickly, and everywhere you look things are changing. Sometimes you'd like to just pause, breathe and stay for a year. And still then, just as youVe about to rest easy, you take the next step. New residence hall, master's programs, new president and new years add up to pushing all Campbellsville to the next step. We're always — looking for the next level the next precipice from which to shine. And so, the stories of Campbellsville in the last we years of the millennium begin to unfold as chronicle them for you. Inside this yearbook are tales of tears and laughter, joy and disap- Remember pointment, love and victory. these days as you travel on from your Southern Baptist university in the center of Kentucky, U.S.A. This where you learned, when you is where you studied, lived. This where you took the next step. is -Aaron Linne Photo by Luiz Rosa Introduction fl^ campus Back to Welcome Week Campbellsville University wastes no freshmen get a chance to mingle with tivities Center. Using Twister boards time to give its students a chance to their new classmates. donated by the Milton-Bradley come together, have fun and start to In a continuing tradition, the Amaz- Company, students showed up to develop meaningful relationships. Each ing Hypnotist Fredrick Winters made participate in this play time. year the first week of school is kicked his appearance Tuesday in the Uni- Thursday was a rough and tough off by Welcome Week, a series of versity Theater. Students are chosen game of Paintball at Greensburg. events for the students to just kick out of the audience and brought on Students suited up and shot at each back and have fun. stage to perform for their friends other in order to gain victory early This year, on the first Monday of while in a hypnotic state. This was the on in the competition. the semester, the courtyard was host fourth year he has come to Campbell- A cookout was Friday for the to a Welcome Back Dance. Past stu- sville. freshmen to get out in the air and dents are given a chance to get to- The World's Largest Twister Game socialize. gether with old friends, while the was Wednesday in the Student Ac- - Aaron Linne 1 z'^m^ Photo bv Marcos Ferreira Photoby GeorgeAllen At left, above: Ken Pruitt. Aaron Linne and Stefan Gearliart believe they're in a horse race during the Amazing Fredrick Winters' Hypnotist Show. The three were told that they could cheat to win, hence Linne's use of a gun. At right, abo\e: David Smith. Helen Williams and J.T. Patton pause a moment during the Welcome Back Dance. The dance is on the first Friday after school starts to give old friends a chance to come together and give the freshmen a chance to make new friends. At right: Rachel Pavy, center, helps Patrick Carroll as he be- lieves he's giving birth to a child during the Hypnotist Show. The females, like Holly Nunn. right, were helping the males near them as they lived this moment. Photoby Marcos Ferreira The next Step ^. At left: Matt Rogers gets taken for a ride on the mechanical bull. The bull was controlled by a person pulling a wire on each corner during the BSU Block Party. The party was for students to sign up for several BSU-sponsored clubs and organizations, as well as to just have fun. At left, below: Patrick Swencki. Elizabeth Tracy and Allison Vincent fight to stay upright during the World's Largest Twister Game event. The event was a part of Welcome Week and was in the Student Activities Center. Below: Gus- tavo Lopez twirls Renee Robb duringthe Welcome Back Dance. Campbellsville University's dances always feature a mix ofdance styles due to the large numberof international students, especially those from Brazil. Photo by George Allen Photo b\ Georae Allen ^ Welcome Week game Freshmen get Freshman Week Take five nights in one week, add a few events from SGA, place a slave auction and a dating game in the mid- dle, and th—row in an entire class of freshmen what do you get? Campbellsville University's annual Freshman Week! This year's week-long extravagan- za began on Tuesday with the Fresh- man Auction. In this event, freshmen are sold to upperclassmen In order to raise money for school organizations. The highest selling student this year was Ken Pruitt from Louisville, Ky. A new addition to the week of festivities was Game Show Night on Wednesday, which featured games of Family Feud and the Newly Wed Game. Winners were not only treat- ed to the applause of their peers for winning their matches, but also treat- ed to donated gift certificates from several local restaurants. On Thursday, another contest, Sin- gled Out, took place in the courtyard as students of Campbellsville "strutted their stuff* in order to win a dinner date with either freshman Amy Graham or Jeremy Fredricks. The contestants had to do several activities to win including reciting a poem, dancing and massaging Fredricks' feet. Friday concluded the week with a campus-wide game of Hide and Seek, proving that just because we're in college, it doesn't mean we can't play kids' games. - Aaron Linne Photoby Marcos Ferreira Above: Devin Bishop hosts Singled Out as he points out the good qualities of freshman Amy Graham. Jamie Durham watches as one of the organizers of the event. Graham was blindfolded and chose her "date" by having the contestants perform for her and answer questions. At right: Daniel Golightly, from left, Evan Ezell and Tony Stillman perform during the special Karaoke Night. Theysangtheir versionof"My Girl" forall thewomen in theaudience. Many differentpeoplewere able to come out during this time and sing to the crowd with songs from the '70s to Christian Rock I 4The next Step