Campbellsville University

New students move in Saturday, August 27, 2011

 

 The landmark oak tree outside the Campbellsville University Administration Building looks to be possibly as old as the 105-year-old campus itself. The tree has been given a seating area all around its base which has become an inviting area to sit, visit, study or meditate. On Saturday, August 27, 2011, it was also a handy meeting place and lunch stop for families bringing in their students. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

The landmark oak tree outside the Campbellsville University Administration Building looks to be possibly as old as the 105-year-old campus itself. The tree has been given a seating area all around its base which has become an inviting area to sit, visit, study or meditate. On Saturday, August 27, 2011, it was also a handy meeting place and lunch stop for families bringing in their students. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

 

 A friendship began between the two young students Lauren Moore, center left, and Deanna Yocum, center right, at freshman orientation and they decided to be roommates in one of the Campbellsville University Village residences. On move-in day, they were surrounded by family members who came to help their students get settled in. From left in front are: Lauren Moore, Sturgis, Ky.; Deanna Yocum, Halls Gap, Ky.; and Deanna’s mom, Linda and dad Mark Yocum. In back, from left, are: Roger and Karen Rushing, Lauren’s “gamma and gampa” from Sturgis; Rita “Mamaw” Williamson, Lauren’s great grandmother from Sturgis; and Rebecca Heidrich, Lauren’s mom. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

A friendship began between the two young students Lauren Moore, center left, and Deanna Yocum, center right, at freshman orientation and they decided to be roommates in one of the Campbellsville University Village residences. On move-in day, they were surrounded by family members who came to help their students get settled in. From left in front are: Lauren Moore, Sturgis, Ky.; Deanna Yocum, Halls Gap, Ky.; and Deanna’s mom, Linda and dad Mark Yocum. In back, from left, are: Roger and Karen Rushing, Lauren’s “gamma and gampa” from Sturgis; Rita “Mamaw” Williamson, Lauren’s great grandmother from Sturgis; and Rebecca Heidrich, Lauren’s mom. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

 Alex Dapkus of Richmond, a freshman baseball player, arrived on the Campbellsville University campus Saturday morning. His mom and dad, Kathy and Paul Dapkus, pictured on either side of him, helped Alex move into the men’s village residence located directly behind the Tiger Baseball stadium where he will play. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

 

Alex Dapkus of Richmond, a freshman baseball player, arrived on the Campbellsville University campus Saturday morning. His mom and dad, Kathy and Paul Dapkus, pictured on either side of him, helped Alex move into the men’s village residence located directly behind the Tiger Baseball stadium where he will play.
(Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

 

Hannah Dejarnette, second from left, spent some time with her family after getting moved into her Stapp Hall home at Campbellsville University Saturday. Pictured on either side of Hannah are her dad and mom, Scott and Renee Dejarnette, and at right is her sister Kaitlin. The Alexandria, Ky. Freshman plans to major in elementary education. Their former pastor, Dr. Shane Garrison, introduced them to CU and it turned out to be the choice for Hannah. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

 Lady Tiger Basketball player Daizah Kimberland, at right, was helped by her Aunt Yohanda Allen, to get moved into Village 4 at Campbellsville University Saturday, Aug. 27. Kimberland is a first cousin of rival Lindsey Wilson College basketball player, and former Adair County High School star, Kalen Kimberland. She joins the Tigers as a freshman this year after a high school career at Bardstown High School. Campbellsville University was filled with students and their families on campus for move-in weekend. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

Lady Tiger Basketball player Daizah Kimberland, at right, was helped by her Aunt Yohanda Allen, to get moved into Village 4 at Campbellsville University Saturday, Aug. 27. Kimberland is a first cousin of rival Lindsey Wilson College basketball player, and former Adair County High School star, Kalen Kimberland. She joins the Tigers as a freshman this year after a high school career at Bardstown High School. Campbellsville University was filled with students and their families on campus for move-in weekend. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

 After the hard work of moving into the men’s village at Campbellsville University, the men above stopped for food provided by the Pleasant Union Baptist Church congregation. From left are: Paul Meece, Seth Mingey and his dad, Bill, and Kevin Meece, Paul’s son. Seth and Kevin will make their home in the village this year. The Meeces are from Lexington and the Mingeys from Lancaster. Behind them are younger brothers Michael Mingey, in the red t-shirt, and Kenny Meece in the blue. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

After the hard work of moving into the men’s village at Campbellsville University, the men above stopped for food provided by the Pleasant Union Baptist Church congregation. From left are: Paul Meece, Seth Mingey and his dad, Bill, and Kevin Meece, Paul’s son. Seth and Kevin will make their home in the village this year. The Meeces are from Lexington and the Mingeys from Lancaster. Behind them are younger brothers Michael Mingey, in the red t-shirt, and Kenny Meece in the blue. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

Robert Uffman and his wife Linda, at left, brought daughter Arlinda Howard, right, to begin her freshman year at CU. They took a break at the big oak tree in front of Stapp Hall which will be Arlinda’s home this year as she begins her major in exercise science. Jeremy Lavizzio came with them. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

 

Robert Uffman and his wife Linda, at left, brought daughter Arlinda Howard, right, to begin her freshman year at CU. They took a break at the big oak tree in front of Stapp Hall which will be Arlinda’s home this year as she begins her major in exercise science. Jeremy Lavizzio came with them. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

 

Bonnie and Tom Kaninski took a break under the landmark oak tree in front of Stapp Hall after helping their daughter Kaylee move into her new home at Campbellsville University. They made the 10-hour drive from Buffalo NY on Friday and helped their daughter get her student I.D., post office box and other details accomplished. On Saturday morning, when this photo was made, Kaylee was with her CU Bowling team members getting physicals done while her parents waited. The CU freshman found Campbellsville University online by putting her criteria into collegeboard.com, according to her dad, and it matched everything she wanted (math and Spanish majors) with CU. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

Bonnie and Tom Kaninski took a break under the landmark oak tree in front of Stapp Hall after helping their daughter Kaylee move into her new home at Campbellsville University. They made the 10-hour drive from Buffalo NY on Friday and helped their daughter get her student I.D., post office box and other details accomplished. On Saturday morning, when this photo was made, Kaylee was with her CU Bowling team members getting physicals done while her parents waited. The CU freshman found Campbellsville University online by putting her criteria into collegeboard.com, according to her dad, and it matched everything she wanted (math and Spanish majors) with CU. (Campbellsville University photo by Linda Waggener)

 

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