Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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A C T V T E S

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' m DERRIANA AND SPILMAN COTTAGE Doris Adams Agnes Sexton Hazel Williams Helen Craft Pruda Webb Carmon Copley Mildred Coplev Edna Earl Rice WiLMA Y. Martin Blanche Triveite Ruth Edmiston Julia Ann Pugh Ethel Tacket Pauline Charles June Smith Pat Smith Geraldine Prait Christine Moran Norma Jude Gaynell Deskins Peggy Jo Allen Lottie Schmidt Miss Julia Michael Miss Alice Record Mrs. M. C. Hart . Residents Betty Boughten Paulene Salter Ruth Flannery Evelyn Osborne Lillian Copley Sadie Mae Mills Hester Ratliff Rita Jo Artrip Edna Grace Banks Louise Blair Fern Anderson Elnora Tremble Wilma Ward Eunice Mills Pauline Blair Olive Rose Turner Shirley Stum bo Freida Plummer Delrhea Stanley Mary Smith Faith Dotson Zona Daniel Mae Day LoRA Allen Marguerite Johns Ruby Blevins Margaret Hampton Mable Conley Delia Hoskins Louise Armstrong Dorothy Fletcher Audrey Davis Ethel Pinson Mildred Wolford Lucille Gibson Anna Lee Hoskins Gladys Howard Rose Hagans Beatrice Arnetie Joan Derosette Ida Martin Gypsie Johnson Nona Gearhart Ruby Stumbo Iloiisr Molhn- . . . Dean . . Teacher Miss Mary E. Earle Miss Grace Stephens Miss Mary Smith . Tcaclier Tcaclier Teacher Student Council Rita Jo Aririp Chairman Members of Council Helen Craft Ruth Edmiston Julia Anne Pugh Christine Moran Louise Blair [30] Peggy Jo Allen Mabel Conley Ida Martin ' .

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Y. M . C . A . Meetings of the College Y are held every Tuesday evening in the social room of Wick- ham Hall. At these weekly meetings a wide variety of programs is possible, but it is the aim of the program committee to arrange for at least four types of program every month: religion, current problems, of either campus or society; a special speaker; a co-ed meeting with the sister organization on the campus, the Y. W. Apart from the regular meetings, the Y at- tempts to take active leadership in the religious life of the campus. Members of the Y serve in the rural Sunday Schools which meet on Sunday afternoons; efforts have been made from time to time to increase interest in Hi-Y clubs in the high schools of the county; one member of the Y helped to organize a foot- ball team among the boys of the neighborhood. Of great importance has been the work of the Y in helping with the week of Religious Emphasis held on the campus every spring. Membership in the Y is growing, and with that growth is coming wider influence. Officers GiFFORD Varney - President Tom Hays • • Vice-President William Baldridge Secretary Kenneth Helton Treasurer A. H. Leitch Faculty Jdviser Cabinet Chairmen Paul Pinson .......... Program South Whitt Music Gene Bowling • . . Reliyious Life Fonso Dotson • . • . Publicity Bert Hays Social Harry Kerns . • . ■ Membership Douglas Hylton Membership [32]