Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1943 volume:

Almighty God, We Make Our Earnest Prayer I i%LMIGHTY God, we make our earnest prayer that Thou will keep the United States in Thy holy protection; that Thou will incline the hearts of the citizens to cultivate a spirit of subordina- tion and obedience to government; to entertain a brotherly affection and love for one another and for their fellow-citizens of the United States at large. George Washington THE HIGHLANDER 1943 Th 1943 HIGHLANDER PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENTS OF PIKEVILLE PIKEVILLE, CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION PAGE 9 FACULTY PAGE 9 CLASSES PAGE 1 5 ACTIVITIES PAGE 31 ATHLETICS PAGE 47 LIFE ON THE HILL PAGE 55 ADS PAGE 61 Page five ARMY Winston Adkins Earl Byrge Leffie Barton Hershel Begley W. R. Belcher A. W. Blackburn Kelly Blackburn W. Leonard Baird John E. Bales Thomas S. Bales J. Curtis Bevins William R. Belcher, Jr. William Baldridge Walter Blankenship Jacob P. Cline Ralph E. Coleman William B. Call Standford Chaney James K. Crisp Leslie Crawford, Jr. George Chapman Garred Cline John Paul Compton Charles Conn Raymond Cassady Roy Fonso Cool Paul E. Coleman Austin Cassady Charles B. Chrisman J. W. Curtis Charles E. Dotson Chester Damron T. B. Evans Edward M. Elliott Dock Estep Kelsey R. Friend H. B. Forsyth Everette Farley Lacy Goodman Commodore P. Griffith Hearl C. Griffith Felan A. Goff Douglas M. Hylton John Howard Hill Newton Home Robert M. Henderson Herbert H. Harper C. P. Hudson George Hames, Jr. Walter Harman Lloyd Hampton Homer Hamilton Helen E. Hambley, A. N. C. Darwin W. Hunt Herman V. Harman Fletcher C. Hutcheson Hazard Justice Flem Justice Harold Kerns Bennie V. Kelly Harold King E. Looney Frank Livesay Shirley Leslie Paul B. Lumbard Chester May Bernard N. Mimms Sam Moore C. S. Manor Carl Cecil Maynard Troy Mills Angelo Marinaro John Murry Elza Newsome Isador S. Pineur James E. Pinson Pete Panzera Jack F. Ratcliffe George Ratliff Herman Ratliff Thomas B. Robinson P. F. Reynolds Orvill e N. Ratliff Elda Reynolds Curtis Ratliff Sydney Ratliff Harold Rogers Leslie Rice Bobby Runyon Gordon Bennett Sexton Hugh Smith Cecil Smith Lawrence D. Smith Orison Smith Clinton Sykes John R. Stanley Hugh Sloane Curtis L. Smith Wendell H. Spradlin Billie Clyde Sanders Ray Stratton Juble Tackett Jimmy Thacker Ray Turner Ethel Tackett, W.A.A.C. James E. Trivette Granvil C. Trimble Bobby Taylor Chester Thompson Roger Turner William Thomas Raymond A. Wolford Ferrell P. Wellman Wade Wablord R. R. Venters E. M. Venters Walter Venters W. P. Venters Eugene Ward C. H. Wellman Allen H. Willis Turman Wolford William E. Yost Emory Young Phillip A. Young Wilburn Wright H. W. Whitt, Jr. Edwin H. Wheeler NAVY Clifford B. Amos Don Jack Charles William Childers Harlan Chapman Rediford Damron M. R. Greer Peyton Hobson, Jr. Bob Henderson Willis Justice W. H. King W. H. Mays Eugene Mullens Paul Pinson Burl G. Ratcliffe Oscar Smith Cecil L. Spradlin, Jr. Tom Stone J. W. Thornsbury Aubrey Trent Fred C. Trivette Eugene H. Venters William J. Williamson Page six MARI NE CORPS James Adcock Vernon Blankenship Jesse Collier Benjamin Holbrook Homer L. Maynard Howard Nolan Narvil Spears William A. Sullivan Paul A. Syck Alex Varney AIR CORPS Orin Anderson Warren Alley James M. Amick Bob Bevins Paul Barrett Eugene Bartley Philip Bevins Blake Biliter B. Bates Curtis Blackburn John Perry Call John B. Childers Foster G. Daniels William A. Endicott Raymond Epling Fred Edmonds Clovis Ferguson Quentin R. Howard Bert Hayes Charles Hawkins Chester Hawpe Frank E. Hames John M. Hatcher, Jr. Howard Hall Harold E. Hackney Ralph A. Johnson Fon Johnson John P. Jarrett Ralph Leslie Ralph Messer Denver J. Matney Maier Matney Henry Maynard Reed C. Owens George Phillips Clyde Ratliff Paul E. Ratliff Burwell S. Ratliff John I. Saad Roy Scott Edward J. Stratton William F. Syzdek Carl Sturgeon Rufus Thacker George Trent Franklin S. Whitt Dan Vanhoose SERVICE BRANCH UNKNOWN Wray Blackburn Clyde Blackburn Steve Benedict Woodrow Calhoun Cecil Thomas Crowe Gordon Collins Ray Combs Fred Conley Robert E. Conley Blake Castle Herbert Crisp Charles Collins Carson Castle Ellis Dotson Mansfield Dixon Henry Damron Carl B. Dotson Thomas Dotson Philip Dingus Marshall Daniel James Thomas Dotson Burtis Franklin Sherrill Frazier Douglas Huffman Ancil C. Hudson Gifford Henricks Kenneth Helton Walton Hale Eural Hurley Carl Home Herbert Hogston Charles W. Johnson Hut Justice Clyde Justice Carl Justice Aroll Justice David Ogden Johnson Eugene Kelly Ollie Leslie Hatler Leslie Archer Layne Robert Lowe Charles Edward Lowe R. C. Layne Arthur Maynard Clem Martin Jennings Martin Clyde Mullins Paul Owens Thomas E. Pinson Arvid Ratliff Oliver Ratliff William Ratliff Elster Ratliff Donald Rowe Woodrow Stephens Douglas Sanders Ernest W. Smith Howard Shannon Landon Slone James Ed Smith Hugh John Stratton Fay Slone Hobart Sloane Mitchell Wallen Page seven ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AND WICKHAM HALL CAMPUS SCENE Page eight ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Page nine BOARD OF TRUSTEES REV. SAMUEL R. CURRY President ANDREW E. AUXIER NORMAN A. CHRISMAN Secretary Treasurer Term Expires 1943 Rev. Adelbert P. Higley, D.D _. Cleveland, Ohio Andrew E. Auxier _.... Pikeville, Ky. Frank A. Connolly Pikeville, Ky. James D. Francis Huntington, W. Va. Rev. Hugh Leith, D.D Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Rowan R. Hardin Cincinnati, Ohio Otto G. Hitchcock Erie, Pa. Term Expires 1944 T. H. Harman Pikeville, Ky. Lyman H. Treadway Cleveland, Ohio John M. Cochran Maysville, Ky. K. J. Day Pikeville, Ky. Rev. Frank R. Elder, D.D Cincinnati, Ohio Rev. James W. Laurie, D.D Buffalo, N. Y. Rev. Clarence Edward Macartney, D.D Pittsburgh, Pa. Deceased, 1942 Term Expires 1945 Rev. William L. McCormick, D.D Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Samuel R. Curry Ashland, Ky. Norman A. Chrisman Pikeville , Ky. Rev. Charles W. Welch, D.D Louisville, Ky. EARLY PIKEVILLE Page ten A. A. PAGE, A.B., A.M. Since October 1941, Mr. A. A. Page has served as President of Pikeville Col- lege. He is a highly educat- ed, cultured, and Christian man, and is regarded with respect by all of those with whom he is associated. Pikeville College students have learned to look on him as a friend and leader, whose understanding of every sit- uation and desire to carry on the fine traditions of the in- stitution have won for him a place in their hearts. ALICE HETTY RECORD A.B., Western College for Women A.M., Columbia University She is Dean of Women and rules her girls with a firm hand. She also is Professor of Latin. As Registrar, her willingness to help students in their probl ems has won for her their respect and ad- miration. Page eleven FACULTY ADELAIDE P. BOSTICK, A.M. English A.B., George Peabody College for Teachers A.M., Teachers College, Columbia University J. HERBERT BRINK, A.M. Bible A.B., Calvin College; Th.B., Princeton Theological Semin- ary; A.M. Princeton Univer- sity FRANKLIN DAY, A.M. Chemistry and Physics A.B. Duke University; A.M. Duke University JOHN E. DICKEY, A.M. History A.B., Western State Teachers Col- lege A.M., Western State Teachers College COVA ELKIN, A.B. Mathematics A.B., Western State Teachers College Graduate Work, University of Kentucky JEAN GUNDERSON, Mus.B. Music Mus.B., Oberlin College RALPH W. HOUSE, Ed.D. Education B.S., State Teacher College, Kirksville, Missouri; A.M. Uni- versity of Missouri; Ed.D., The Pennsylvania State Teachers College. SOPHRONIA HOUSE, B.S. in Ed. Secretary and Assistant Treasurer B.S. in Ed., Northeast State Teachers College of Missouri Page twelve FACULTY M. RUTH MURRAY, B.S. Home Economics; Manager of College Cafeteria B.S., Northern Illinois State Teachers College MARTHA O ' NAN, A.M. Modern Languages; Physi- cal Education A.B., Agnes Scott College; A.M., University of Kentucky OLIVER D. SHULTIS, B.M. Music B.M., Westminster Choir College; Spencer Business College MARY I. SPILMAN, A.M. Biology and Zoology A.B., Western College for men; A.M., versity Wo- Indiana State Uni- E. M. TYLER Coach; Men ' s Physical Education A.B., Western State Teachers Col- lege CARL EUGENE WALKER, B.S. Secretarial and Business Administration B.S., Murray State Teachers Col- lege; Graduate Work, Univer- sity of Kentucky MARY R. PHINNEY House Mother, Wickham Hall LAURA LOUISE BROWN House Mother, Derriana Page thirteen  FACULTY MADELINE CHILDERS HATCHER, A.B. Principal of Academy A.B., Stetson University; Grad- uate Work, University of Ken- tucky RUTH ELLEN HARMAN, A.M. Training School; Fifth and Sixth Grades A.B., Centre College; A.M., Uni- versity of Kentucky ELIZABETH NORTH, A.M. Principal of Training School and Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grades A.B., Eastern State Teachers Col- lege; A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers ANNA LORENE RENFRO, A.B. Training School; Third and Fourth Grades A.B., Union College RUTH REPASS, A.B. Academy; English and Latin A.B., Western College for Wo- men; Graduate Work, Duke University MARY MAGDALENE SMITH, A.M. Training School; First and Second Grades A.B., University of Kentucky; A.M., University of Kentucky (Not in Picture) HUMPHREY A. OLSEN, A.M. Librarian A.B., University of Michigan; A.M., University of Kentucky; Library Certificate, University of Wisconsin Page fourteen CLASSES Page fifteen s o p H O M O R E S Page sixteen SAMUEL E. ISAAC Pre-Medical Course Norton, Va. President of Class, 2; Vice President, 1; Business Man- ager Highlander Staff, 1, 2; Record Staff, 1, 2; I. R. C, 1, 2; Camera Club, 2; Science Club, 1; Y. M. C. A., 1. EDITH ORLANDO CONN Teachers Course Lancaster, Ky. Vice President of Class, 2; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; Bible Dis- cussion Group, 1, 2; Honor Banquet, 1, 2; Girls Quar- tet, 1, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2; F. T. K. 1, 2. ROSE MARIE HAMLIN Teachers Course Greasy Creek, Ky. Class Secretary, 2; Glee Club, 1; F. T. K., 1; Dra- matic Club, 2; I. R. C, 1; Y. W. C. A., 2; Home Ec. Club, 2; W. A. A., 2; Record Staff, 2; Highlander Staff, 2; Honor Banquet, 2. BILL ADAMS Pre-Medical Course Whitesburg, Ky. Treasurer of Class, 2; Pho- tography Club, 2; Y. M. C. A., 1, 2; Bible Discussion Group_, 1. GEORGIA LEE BRANHAM Teachers Course Robinson Creek, Ky. W. A. A., 1, 2; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; I. R. C, 1; Home Ec. 1; Highlander, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; Dramatic Club, 2; Cheer- leader, 1, 2; Commercial Club, 2. EMOGENE ADKINS Teachers Course McAndrews, Ky. Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; Home Ec. Club, 1, 2; Bible Di scus- sion Group, 1; Christian Service Group, 2; W. A. A., 1, 2; I. R. C, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; Dramatic Club, 2; Glee Club, 2; Honor Banquet, 2. DURWARD W. MAYNARD Pre-Legal Course Inez, Ky. Manager of Bears, 2; Editor-in-Chief Highlander Staff, 2; I. R. C, 2; Record Staff, 2; Athletic Council, 2; Honor Banquet, 2; Y. M. C. A., 2. Transferred from Bryan University. WILMA ANNA LEE BERRY Teachers Course Goody, Ky. Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; Home Ec. Club, 1, 2; Bible Discus- sion Group, 1; Christian Service Group, 1; W. A. A., 2; I. R. C, 1, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; Glee Club, 2; Dramatic Club, 1. REBA STRATTON BREWER Teachers Course Pikeville Ky. Psychology Club, 1; Home Ec. Club, 2; F. T. K., 2; I. R. C, 2. HERBERT G. SALISBURY, JR. Pre-Medical Course Prestonsburg, Ky. Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; Camera Club, 2; I. R. C, 2; Intra- mural Council, 2; Science Club, 2; Bears, 1, 2. LOUISE ELIZABETH CASTON Teachers Course South Williamson, Ky. Christian Service Group, 2; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; Honor Banquet, 2; I. R. C, 2. ESTA LORRAINE CAMP- BELL Teachers Course Pikeville, Ky. F. T. K., I, 2; Record Staff, 1, 2; Bible Discussion Group, 1, 2; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; Honor Banquet, 1, 2. ALEX HARMON Teachers Course Inez, Ky. Y. M. C. A., 1, 2; I. R. C, 1, 2; Intramural Council, 1, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; Bears, 1, 2. VIVIAN COLEMAN Teachers Course Pikeville, Ky. Glee Club, 1, 2; Quartet, 1, 2; Y. W. C. A., 1; Record Staff, 1; W. A. A., 1, 2; Bible Discussion Group, 1, 2. GERALDENE ROBERTA FLETCHER Teachers Course Freeburn, Ky. Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; Bible Discussion Group, 1, 2; I. R. C, 1; Glee Club, 2; High- lander Staff, 1, 2; Home Ec. Club, 1; F. T. K., 1, 2; Pho- tography Club, 2. Page seventeen tm S O P H O M O R E S Page eighteen WILLIE L. ADKINS Teachers Course Yeager, Ky. F. T. K., 1, 2; Y. M. C. A., 1, 2; Bible Discussion Group, 1; Christian Service Group, 1. PEARL C. SPEARS Teachers Course Pikeville, Ky. F. T. K., 1, 2. SEBRA IRIS HALL Teachers Course Mayking, Ky. Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; Christian Service Group, 1; Bible Discussion Group, 1; Glee Club, 1; Home Ec. Club, 1, 2; Honor Banquet, 2. BILLIE PARIS CONLEY Teachers Course Prestonsburg, Ky. RUBY JOHNSON Teachers Course Virgie, Ky. MADELINE MAYNARD Teachers Course Fishtrap, Ky. Y. M. C. A.„ 1, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; Dramatics Club, 1; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; Bible Discussion, 1; F. T. K., 1, 2; W. A. A., 1, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; Camera Club, 1; I. R. C. l, 2 l - R- C., 2; Home Ec, 1; Dra- Home Ec. Club, 1, 2; I. R. matics, 2; Record, 1, 2; C, 1; Record Staff, 2 Cheerleader, 1; Glee Club. 1. HIBBARD FORSYTH Scientific Course Pikeville, Ky. Tennis, 1; Photography, 1. MARY DOUGLAS NEELEY Teachers Course Waynesfield, Ohio Y. W. C. A., 2; F. T. 1, 2. LORRAINE ALLEN PERRY Teachers Course Grundy, Va. K., Home Ec. Club, 1, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; W. A. A., 2; Record Staff, 1, 2; Dra- matics Club, 2, Honor Ban- quet, 2. ARTHUR HOBSON Teachers Course Pikeville, Ky. Pres. F. T. K., 2. OPAL REYNOLDS Teachers Course Fishtrap, Ky. F. T. K., 1, 2; Home Ec. 1, 2; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2. ESPERANZA SAENZ Teachers Course Ostuncalco, Guatemala, C. A. Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; F. T. K.; Bible Discussion, 1, 2. JAMES JUSTICE Pre-Medical Course Fishtrap, Ky. Y. M. C. A., 1, 2; I. R. C, 1, 2; Bible Discussion Group, 1, 2. RUBY EDITH SENTER Teachers Course Burdine, Ky. F. T. K., 1, 2; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; Bible Discussion Group, I, 2. LOU CRETIA SPURLOCK Teachers Course Hueysville, Ky. F. T. K., 1, 2; Bible Dis- cussion, 2; Y. W. C. A., 2; Record Staff, 2; Honor Ban- quet, 2. Page nineteen s o p H O M O R E S Page twenty WILLIE J. SMITH Teachers Course Huddy, Ky. Bears, 1, 2; Y. M. C. A. 1, 2; Commercial Club 2. SYLVIA STANLEY Teachers Course Betsy Layne, Ky. F. T. K., 2; Glee Club, 2. Transferred from Eastern State Teachers College. LOLA PERENE TACKETT Teachers Course Virgie, Ky. F. T. K., 1, 2; Record Staff, 1, 2; Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; Bible Discussion Group, 1, 2; Honor Banquet, 1, 2; High- lander Staff, 1, 2. CHARLES PRICE Teachers Course Meally, Ky. Bears, 1, 2; Y. M. C. A., 1, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2. GOLDIA LAYNE HALL Teachers Course Betsy Layne, Ky. F. T. K., 1, 2. CREDA CHANEY Teachers Course Pikeville, Ky. F. T. K., 1, 2. HASTER SALISBURY Scientific Course Langley, Ky. Y. M. C. A., 1, 2; I. R. C, 1, 2. VERNA CAMPBELL Teachers Course Pikeville, Ky. F. T. K., 1, 2. LILLIAN COMPTON Teachers Course Meta, Ky. F. T. K. Club, 1, 2. LAVONNE REYNOLDS Teachers Course Fishtrap, Ky. Bible Discussion Group, 1, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; W. A. A., 1. 2 . SHIRLEY VANDERPOOL McDowell, Ky. Y. W. C. A., 1, 2; W. A. A., 1, 2; Glee Club, 2; Dra- matic Club, 2; I. R. C, 2; Honor Banquet, 1, 2; F. T. K., 1, 2; Bible Discussion Group 1. PAULINE HAYES Teachers Course River, Ky. Y. W. C. A., 2; F. T. K., 2; I. R. C, 2; Photographic Club, 2; Home Ec. Club, 2; W. A. A., 2; Honor Banquet 2. Page twenty-one MAP WORK CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8 Louise C, Mrs. Brown, are you go- ing to stay in here with it? 9 All-school party on the campus. 10 Bernice H., I still want that letter — I asked for meat and she gave me peas. 11 Will the Freshmen ever learn to stay quiet during quiet hour at nights. Lot of courting on the campus. 12 Edith B. coming to college to gain weight. 13 Freshmen will have to get used to quiet hour on Sunday. Oma E. is still homesick. 14 Violet T.j This food, I ' ll never get used to it. 15 Freshmen dread Physical Ed. Es- tella still wants to go home. 16 B. Conley and Johnson going steady ■ — with Herbert S. on the side. 17 Couples getting thick on the cam- pus. The weather is a little chilly. 18 Say! Estella, whose ring are you wearing — Oh, yes, whose ring is Haster wearing ? 19 Wonder why Earleen steps out. Could R. T. Johnson be the answer? 21 Earleen is happy today because she is going home. Estella has the blues. 22 Geraldene F. sure looks happy to- day going around with a Captain from the army. Say, who is h e, anyway ? 23 Psychology getting the Freshmen down — some of the Sophomores can ' t take it either. 24 Fire drills for Derriana girls. Sure got them excited — air raid also. Mrs. Brown had wrong key to the lock. 25 The Hutcheson boys seem to be popular this year with the Derriana girls. What you say, Virginia and Bobbie Jean? 26 Georgia Lee and Ruby on the war path — Mrs. Brown told them to clean their own room. 27 H. Salisbury sure took a laughing spell while talking with Estella and Geraldene F. 28 Girls look happy. Show night, could that be the reason why ? OCTOBER 1 Conley and B. Johnson not on speaking terms. Virginia and Betty with Fletcher. 8 Founder ' s Day — Freshmen couldn ' t understood why they couldn ' t be first in line at cafe. 9 The chemistry class seems to be worried, What ' s wrong, Mr. Day? 12 Dickey plays ukulele in Chapel with a big hit. B. Johnson and Conley back together again — could show be reason why? (Continued on page 62) Page twenty-two FRESHMEN Samuel Clinton Webb Neon, Ky. Bernice Hall West Van Lear, Ky. Suzy Batten Pikeville, Ky. Bettv Lee Absher Pikeville, Ky. Joyce Preston Allen Northern, Ky. James Childers Pikeville, Ky. Bobby Jean Bell Vicco, Ky. Edith L. Bevins Canada, Ky. Mildred Basham Farraday, Ky. Mary Ellen Butler Pikeville, Ky. Alphonzo McCloud. Jr. West Van Lear, Ky. Jewell Corrine Castle Auxier, Ky. Shirley Daniels Pikeville, Ky. Rosetta Cool Lick Creek, Ky. Mable Anis Conley Garrett, Ky. Earl Thomas King Stone, Ky. Margaret Ann Shelton Goody, Ky. Wonnona Jarrell Inez, Ky. Ruby Mae Huffman Pikeville, Ky. Charlene Ratliff Pikeville, Ky. William Justice Millard, Ky. Verdie Frasure Grethel, Ky. Oma Lee Estep Jamboree, Ky. Pleza Louise Dutton Boons Camp, Ky. Billie Earleen May Lang-ley, Ky. Page twenty-three FRESHMEN Philip Justice Huddy, Ky. Clara Jane Reynolds Virgie, Ky. Opal Shepherd Hueysville, Ky. Peggy Ratliff Pikeville, Ky. Frances Riley Pikeville, Ky. Paul Williamson Pikeville, Ky. Olvie Ruth Reynolds Fishtrap, Ky. Delia Mae Robinett Majestic, Ky. Sharleen Selvage Denver, Ky. Dortha Starr Pinson Fork, Ky. Ellis T. Mullins Breaks, Va. Avon Nelle Sowards Pikeville, Ky. Betty O ' Neil Johnson Dorton, Ky. Irene L. Justice Fishtrap, Ky. Opal King- Wheelwright, Ky. Bervin Cool Feds Creek, Ky. Delia Mae Leslie Pikeville, Ky. Betty Ann McKinney Pikeville, Ky. Dorene Morris Pikeville, Ky. Nancy Jane Muncy Edgarton, W. Va. Roy Fonso Cool Lick Creek, Ky. Pauline Collins Betsy Layne, Ky. Belva Osborne Stidham, Ky. Geraldine Polly Mayking, Ky. Darline Perkins Sassafras, Ky. Page twenty-four FRESHMEN Eugene Justice Fishtrap, Ky. Nella Hardin Inez, Ky. Recie Edna Young- South Williamson, Ky. Pauline Holbrook Sergent, Ky. Mary Magdalene Branham Martin, Ky. R. T. Johnson, Jr. Yeager, Ky. Virginia Mae Williamson Fishtrap, Ky. Emogene Webb Mayking, Ky. Estella Wallace Majestic, Ky. Ralph Howard Elkins Dwale, Ky. Violet Louise Turner Drift, Ky. Euna Evelyn Thompson Feds Creek, Ky. Georgene Trimble Barnetts Creek, Ky. Ruth Stratton Meta, Ky. Charles Edwin Kirk Inez, Ky. Helen Wheeler Pack Pa intsville, Ky. Garnet Louise Cox Garrett, Ky. Myrtle Burchett Auxier, Ky. Goldia Burchett Auxier, Ky. Donald Froste Whitesburg, Ky. Ruby Marian Woods Bonanza, Ky. Virginia Vear Vanover Dorton, Ky. Avanell Nichols McDowell, Ky. Page twenty-five ACADEMY SENIORS JACK THOMPSON PAGE, Pikeville, Ky. Classical Course President of Class, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1,2, 3; Photography Club, 1; Aviation Club, 1. EMMA JO BOWLES, Pikeville, Ky. Classical Course Class Secretary and Treasurer, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, 1; Record Staff, 2; Choir, 1, 2; Highlander Staff, 4. GENE BENNETT LESLIE, Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course Basketball, 1, 2, 4; Aviation Club, 1; Photog- raphy Club, 1; Glee Club, 1, 3; Honor Banquet, 3, 4; Record Staff, 4. ROBERT R. RICHARDSON, JR., Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club, 1; Photog- raphy Club, 1; Class President, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3. BERNICE SPEARS, Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course Class Secretary and Treasurer, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2; Dramatic Club, 1; Honor Banquet, 1, 3, 4. DAN WALTERS, Pikeville, Ky. General Course Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3; Aviation Club, 1 ; Photography Club, 1. JOHN LEE VARNEY, Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course Class President, 1; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club; Aviation Club, 1; Photography Club, 1. LOUISE E. PAGE, Pikeville, Ky. Classical Course Class Vice President, 1; Dramatic Club, 1; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 1, 2, 3, 4. WANDA LEE SPEARS, Pikeville, Ky. Classical Course Glee Club, 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, 1; Honor Ban- quet 1, 2, 3, 4. ORVILLE CLARK, JR., Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course Basketball, 2; Glee Club, 1, 3; Photography Club, 1; Aviation Club, 1; Honor Banquet, 4. MARY ANN HUFFMAN, Pikeville, Ky. Classical Course Class Secretary and Treasurer, 3; Dramatic Club, 1; Honor Banquet, 2, 3. EDWIN DALE OWENS, Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course Class Vice President, 2; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 3; Aviation Club, 1; Photography Club 1. JESSE ROBERTSON HUTCHESON, Farmville, Va. General Course Transferred Sophomore Year from Mullins High School, Mullins, S. C; Glee Club, 2, 3; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President, 3; Honor Banquet. JACK THOMAS HATCHER, Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3; Aviation Club, 1; Photography Club, 1. PATRICIA JANE PRESTON, Pikeville, Ky. General Course Mixed Glee Club, 1, 2, 3; Church Choir, 1, 2, 3 4; Dramatic Club. Page twenty-six ACADEMY JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary Ellen Raney Pr esident Elizabeth Hames Vice President Lois Ann Huffman Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Jimmy Eorgan Dan Vinton Lois Ann Huffman Betty Vinton Elizabeth Hames Geneva Syck Mary Ellen Raney Mary Elizabeth Johnson Thomas Ratliff Dorothy Duke Don Carloss Call Madeline C. Hatcher — Sponsor Page tivevty-seven ACADEMY SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS President - - - Nadia Keathley Vice President - - - Charles Bentley Secretary and Treasurer Jill Hatcher MEMBERS Francis Anna Huffman Nadia Keathley Charles Bentley Mary Jessee Hobson Doris Vinton Walter Preston Walters Jill Hatcher Charles Ray Richardson Tommy Eorgen Mary Jane May Bill Ratliff Danny Huffman FRESHMAN CLASS President - - Ronald Clark Vice President Jesse Fields Secretary and Treasurer Ralph Smith t MEMBERS Pauline Bowles Henry Hatfield Doris Salyers Donald Brewer Jerald Huffman Ralph Smith Ronald Clark May Miller Robert Scott Jesse Fields Palma Ratliff Octavia Trivette Page twenty-eight FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Left to right, back row— John Huffman, Lucy Blankenship, Douglas Sword, Charles Bond, Eugene Tyler, Hi Justice, Robert Tyson. Middle row— Derra Keesee, Jean Dillion, Wilma Brewer, Patty Eorgan, Phyllis Foulkner Ronny James, Anne Walters, Allan Vinton, Miss Harman. Front row— Jim Bob Harp, Charles Huffman, Peggy Absher, Patty Lou May, Patricia Hibbits, Prudence Williams, Marlene Keathley, Palmer Rathff. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Left to right, bottom row— Vernon Syck, Rudy Rutherford, Ronny Gosslim Chris- tine Huffman; Sally Ann Hudson, Dow Hatfield, Charles Frank Sowards, Clarence McCoy, Gilbert Bentley, Adam Thompson.. Middle row— Margineta Raney, Sharon Gale Owens, Wilma Vanover, Mary Janet Ham Mary Elizabeth Showalter, Billy Carmen Greer, Mary Arm Auxier, Nancy Elizabeth Harp, Virginia Claire Wright, Martha Yost, Elizabeth North. Top Row— Pluma Jean May, Frances Page, Evelyn Ratliff, Joan Hewlett, Thomas McCown, Bill Sue Cline, Janice Lee Wright, Betty Ann McKay. Page twenty-nine TRAINING SCHOOL FIRST GRADE AND SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE AND FOURTH GRADE FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Front row — Richard Lee Worden, Phyllis Ann Maynard, Gary Kent Hughes, Shir- ley Lorraine Wright, Patricia Ann May, Frankie McCown, Barbara Sue Huffman, Priscilla Jo Combs, Jimmy Absher, Geoigenne Spears, Kermit Blackburn, Margaret Tyler, Colleen Conway. Back row — Virginia Lou Bentley, Wade Allen McCown, Robert Kirk Dickey, Kath- erine Petrou, Donna Sue May, Paul Allen Brewer, Pamela Blair, Jack Donald Jones, Sonny Jones, Gary Dean Layne, Mary M. Smith, teacher. Not in Picture — Louis Rutherford McCoy, Charles Rivers, Gary Gene Wright, Annita Blackburn, Pheanie Newsome, Geneva Mae Justice, Forester Wright, Jr., Ar- mina Newsome, Kenneth Reed Adkins. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Front row — Roger Keathley, Billy Walden, Walter Coleman, Aura Jean Price, Anna Ruth Conway, George Sharp, Bill Jack Huffman, Robert Earl Hall, Don Gooslin, Martha Cline, Michael Auxier. Second row — Dorothy May, Burgess Payne, Pauline Salyers, Carolyn Ann Tyler, Judith Walters, Betty Jane Alters, Phyllis Ann Wright, Grace McKay, Amelia Jean Johnstone, Ronald Lee Johnson, Anna L. Renfro, teacher. Back row — Bruce Payne, Ruey Gene Justice, Allen D. Cline, Jr., Emma Lee Rob- inson, Mary Lynn Dickinson, Maxie Rich, Homer Petrou. Not in Picture — Helen Vanover, Peggy Adkins, Patty Adkins, Audrey Mae New- some. Page thirty ACTIVITIES Page thirty-one SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK The annual Spiritual Emphasis Week was held March 21 through 26, with sermons in Wickham Chapel twice daily by the Rev. Ernest N. Hart, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church of Owensboro, Kentucky. Mr. Hart is the first former student of Pikeville College ever to return as Spiritual Emphasis Week speaker. An advanced student and counselor of boys at Pikeville College in 1916-17, Mr. Hart came to Kentucky from Canada where he had been a missionary to the Indians. He is a native of England. Mr. Hart ' s sermons made a very deep impression, and the response was wonderful — sixty-eight students made a first profession of faith and sev- enty-one others rededicated themselves to the service of the Master. Each of the sermons was a definite and carefully prepared step in a series pre- senting the need for seeing God face to face and the results of such a vi- sion — a sense of sin, confession, cleansing, and service. Mr. Hart did not present the Christian life as an easy-going thing, but challenged young people to make sacrifices and to give their best. The response showed that he was not mistaken in making such an appeal to youth. Perhaps the outstanding sermon of the series was on Thursday night, the last of the night sermons, when he dramatized the story of Barabbas, and made a most searching appeal for accepting the Cross of Christ. The last service of the series was on Friday morning at the regular chapel time, when he bluntly put the question What will YOU do with Jesus? That service is described in the words of President Page: I never in my life had such wonderful experiences as on that morning. Young men and women in the college whom we had been praying for came forward and then went to work with their classmates, and as a result we had one of the most glorious occasions ever known in Pikeville College. Page thirty-two CHRISTIAN SERVICE GROUP MEMBERS Bobby Jean Bell Belva Osborne Darline Perkins Louise Caston J. Herbert Brink Adelaide P. Bostick Mary I. Spilman Pauline Collins Opal Shepherd Emogene Adkins Paul Williamson Esta Campbell Ruby Senter A. F. Vinton NOT IN PICTURE Wonnona Jarrell Nancy Muncy Every Sunday and some week nights students and faculty members of Pikeville College go into rural communities to teach Sunday Schools and to assist in church services. Some teach classes, some lead singing, others offer their services by reading poems or the Scripture — or even by just carrying the organ and song books to the meeting houses. They give their services freely, feeling it a privilege to work for the Lord Jesus in furthering His Kingdom. The work gives the young people training in Christian work and strengthens their own Christian lives. Rare fellowship is enjoyed by this group among themselves and the members of the many rural Sunday Schools. Page thirty-three Y. W. C. A. This year the Y. W. C. A. has been the largest it has ever been in the history of Pikeville College. The meetings have been very interesting and helpful to the girls. The members were divided into four groups and each group was responsible for the different meetings. Best wishes go to Miss Elizabeth North who has been very dear to the girls. OFFICERS Edith 0. Conn _ President Opal Reynolds - - Vice President Esperanza Saenz ., - Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Ann Shelton - Reporter Miss Elizabeth North - Sponsor Joyce Allen Emogene Adkins Bobby Jean Bell Wilma Berry Georgie Lee Branham Magdalene Branham Mildred Basham Edith Bevins Betty Absher Mable Annis Conley Garnet Cox Rosetta Cool Louise Caston Edith Conn Pauline Collins Jewell Castle Louise Dutton Geraldene Fletcher MEMBERS Oma Estep Lou Cretia Spurlock Lola Tackett Virginia Mae Williamson Darline Perkins Sebra Hall Pauline Hayes Pauline Holbrook Geraldine Polly Nancy Muncy Emogene Webb Nella Hardin Belva Osborne Esparanza Saenz Lorraine Perry Madeline Maynard Helen Pack Georgene Trimble Estella Wallace Earleen May Ruby Johnson Betty Johnson Wonnona Jarrell Margaret Ann Shelton Shirley Vanderpool Violet Turner Opal Reynolds Ruth Reynolds Delia Mae Robinett Recie Young Dorotha Starr Euna Thompson Avonelle Nichols Sharlene Selvage Page thirty-four Y. M. C. A. Philip Justice President Herbert G. Salisbury, Jr. Vice President Sam Webb Secretary Billie Paris Conley Treasurer Charles Kirk Haster Salisbury Durward W. Maynard James Justice Eugene Justice Charles Price Earl King Fonso Cool Bill Adams Bervin Cool Willie Adkins Willie J. Smith Alex Harmon James Childers Donald Froste Fletcher Hutcheson Juble Tackett Meeting every Tuesday night, the Young Men ' s Christian Association serves to bind its members together in Christian fellowship. The promo- tion of a Christian spirit in each individial is the aim of the club. Page thirty-five 1 BIBLE DISCUSSION GROUP OFFICERS Lola Tarkett - President Bobby Jean Bell - Vice President Darline Perkins - Secretary Louise Caston Treasurer J. Herbert Brink Faculty Advisor MEMBERSHIP Lou Cretia Spurlock Esperanza Saenz Nancy Jane Muncy Ruby Senter Opal Reynolds Euna Thompson Ruth Reynolds Geraldene Fletcher Rosetta Cool Sharlene Selvage Oma Estep Ruby Woods The Bible Discussion Club, organized to provide an opportunity for dis- cussing questions of the Bible that time does not permit to be discussed in class, aims to stimulate a greater interest in the Bible. This has been an interesting and successful year for the club. At the meetings all members have participated in the discussion. In addition to the regular meetings, the club enjoyed a party at Mr. Brink ' s residence. Page thirty-six INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS Helen Wheeler Pack _ - - President Walter Reed Young Vice President Shirley Vanderpool .-. Secretary-Treasurer John E. Dickey Faculty Advisor MEMBERSHIP Durward W. Maynard Pauline Hayes Georgia Lee Branham Ruby Johnson Pauline Holbrook Reba Brewer Rose Marie Hamlin Violet Turner Nancy Jane Muncy Emogene Adkins Madeline Maynard Bervin Cool Wilma Berry Louise Caston Sam Isaac Herbert Salisbury James Miller Haster Salisbury Fonso Cool James Justice Philip Justice The International Relations Club meets monthly to discuss world affairs. Page thirty-seven GLEE CLUB Oliver D. Shultis, Director Frances Ann Huffman Sharlene Selvage Wilma Berry Avonell Sowards Bobby Jean Bell THIRD ROW Betty Absher Nancy Jane Muncy Esperanza Saenz Joyce Allen Elizabeth Hames May Miller Mary Ellen Raney Geneva Syck Jill Hatcher Recie Young Dortha Starr Edith Bevins SECOND ROW Emogene Aclkins Margaret Ann Shelton Darline Perkins Pauline Philips Mary Jane May Doris Vinton Pauline Bowles Vivian Colman Edith Conn Geraldene Fletcher FIRST ROW Pauline Collins Louise Page Octavia Trivette Lorraine Perry Earleen May Nadia Keathley Page thirty-eight DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS Shirley Vanderpool - President Pauline Holbrook Vice President Mildred Bashan - Secretary Bernice Hall - Treasurer Martha O ' Nan Facult yAdvisor O. D. Shultis - Faculty Advisor MEMBERSHIP Wilma Berry Mary Ellen Butler Reba Brewer Ruby Johnson Lorraine Perry Georgia Lee Branham Betty Absher Violet Turner Pauline Holbrook Darline Perkins Bernice Hall Paul Williamson Mildred Bashan Herbert G. Salisbury Rose Marie Hamlin Billie Paris Conley Opal Shepherd James Childers The part that the Dramatics Club has played this year in furnishing good clean entertainment for the school has not been small. As a part of the annual Christmas program, the club gave a series of tableaux depicting the Bible Christmas story. During the spring, mem- bers produced an old fashioned melodrama, He Ain ' t Done Right by Neil and a faculty take off , written by the students, The Geniuses and the Morons Meet. The only requirement for membership is an interest in dramatics. Twice a month, this club has its meetings at Spilman Cottage where members meet to chat and have refreshments. Page thirty-nine THE HIGHLANDER STAFF LITERARY STAFF Durward W. Maynard Editor-in-Chief Charlene Ratliff Assistant Editor ASSOCIATE EDITORS Lola Tackett Sophomore Class Helen Pack, Delia Leslie, Margaret Ann Shelton Freshman Class Opal Reynolds, Edith Bevins Clubs Joyce Allen, Nancy Jane Muncy Betty Johnson, Bobby Jean Bell Features Durward W. Maynard - Sports Earl King, James Miller Photography Emma Jo Bowles, Jesse Hutcheson Academy and Training School BUSINESS STAFF Sam Isaac - Manager Rose Marie Hamlin, George Venters Assistant Managers Suzy Batten, Peggy Ratliff Betty Ann McKinney, and Jimmie Childers Assistants TYPIST AND PROOFREADERS Charles Kirk Geraldine Polly Mary Ellen Butler Mildred Basham Opal Shepherd Geraldene Fletcher Georgia Lee Branham FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. J. E. Dickey Mr. J. H. Brink Mr. W. F. Day Miss Ruth Harman Mr. C. E. Walker Page forty £@S° w 0wr Cfttmftte Atw Is  ur Apj r©tfti xi i.rr.ER i. .©rs Like Fikeville CRAM HONORS AIERSTOSBi WiNlE CALL; iTIAN RESPONSIBILITY ItH Sr : a Power in ' oto;  «MtKi, .COLLEGE RECEIVES GENEROUS GIFT PRESIDENT PAGE !S OPTIMISTIC RECORD STAF F Lola Tackett Lorraine Perry Lou Cretia Spuilock ... Bobby Jean Bell Irene Justice Durward W. Maynard Ruby Johnson ... Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Sports Editor Exchange Editor Sam Isaac Rose Marie Hamlin Fonso Cool Eugene Justice Adelaide P. Bostick Ruth Repass Mary I. Spilman .... Business Manager Advertising Circulation Manager Circulation Manager Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Alumni Editor Page forty-one ■■■■■■ iISP HOME EC CLUB OFFICERS Mrs. Reba Brewer -- President Lorraine Perry - Vice President Helen Pack - Secretary Emogene Adkins - Treasurer Opal Reynolds Club Reporter Miss Ruth Murray - Sponsor Helen Pack Georgene Trimble Ruth Reynolds Opal Reynolds Lavonne Reynolds Louise Dutton MEMBERS Irene Justice Pauline Hayes Rose Marie Hamlin Mrs. Reba Brewer Wilma Berry Lorraine Perry Emogene Adkins Madeline Maynard Dortha Starr Recie Young Pauline Phillips Earleen May Sebra Hall The Home Economics girls believe in action and service. During the year they have given two interesting chapel programs, have made duffel bags and surgical dressings for the Red Cross, have bought two linoleum rugs, and have renovated the upholstery in the Home Economics room. Individual club members have made a good showing in buying war bonds and stamps. ' During the year the girls have enjoyed many interesting meetings and several socials. The Home Ec. Club has spent the year 1942-43 in great success. It is considered as one of the most important clubs of the campus. Page forty-two FUTURE TEACHERS OF KENTUCKY OFFICERS Arthur Hobson ----- President Louise Caston Vice President Opal Reynolds Secretary-Treasurer Madeline Maynard Reporter Edith Conn - Music Director Emogene Adkins Dramatics Director Lola Tackett Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Adkins, Emogene Johnson, Betty Vanover, Virginia Adkins, Willie Justice, Flem Wallace, Estella Bell, Bobby Jean Justice, Irene Webb, Emogene Branham, Magdalene Leslie, Delia Williamson, Virginia Mae Brewer, Mrs. Reba May, Earleen Hayes, Pauline Branham, Georgia Lee Maynard, Madeline Tackett, Lola Burchett, Myrtle Mullins, Ellis Saenz, Esperanza Burchett, Goldia Muncy, Nancy Stratton, Ruth B. Cann, Nesba Nichols, Avonell Cool, Bervm Castle, Jewel Osborne, Belva Compton, Lillian Caston, Louise Pack, Helen Conley, Mable Anis Chaney, Mrs. Creda Perkins, Darline Cox, Garnet Collins, Pauline Perry, Lorraine Campbell, Verna Conn, Edith Reynolds, Clara Jane Daniels, Shirley Cool, Rosetta Reynolds, Opal Friend, Evelyn Spears, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, Ruth Frasure, Verdie Dutton, Louise Robinett, Delia Mae Hall, Sebra Elswick, Garnet Selvage, Sharleen Huffman, Ruby Estep, Oma Shelton, Margaret Ann Johnson, Ruby Fletcher, Geraldene Sowards, Avon Nelle Reynolds, Lavonne Hall, Bernice Spradling, Frances Senter, Ruby Hamlin, Rose Marie Stratton, Ruth Spurlock, Lou Cretia Hardin, Nella Stanley, Sylvia Scott, Brooke Hobson, Arthur Starr, Dortha Woods, Ruby Holbrook, Pauline Thompson, Euna Young, Recie Jarrell, Wonnona Turner, Violet Vanderpool, Shirley Page forty-three COMMERCIAL CLUB Mary E. Butler President Joyce Allen - Vice President Geraldine Polly - - Secretary Mildred Basham Treasurer Marie Childers - Reporter Philip Justice Sergeant-at-Arms MEMBERS Geraldine Polly Georgene Trimble Joyce Allen Opal Shepherd Betty Johnson Mary E. Butler Philip Justice George Venters Mildred Basham Marie Childers Edith Bevins Charles Kirk Page forty-four PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is an organization of students and faculty mem- bers who are interested in getting the best out of a camera. Their interest is a fascinating hobby, which also has valuable wartime possibilities. During the spring of 1943, the Club members undertook to make a motion picture on the campus, to give to the College as a reminder of an enjoyable year. OFFICERS Jimmie Childers President Earleen May Vice President Bill Adams - Secretary Samuel Webb - Treasurer Samuel Webb Earl King Jimmie Childers Earleen May Gearldine Fletcher MEMBERS Bill Adams Magdalene Branham James Miller Estella Wallace Billie Paris Conley Mr. Brink Herbert Salisbury Junior McCloud Cody White Haster Salisbury Betty Absher Sam Isaac NOT IN PICTURE Miss Harman Pauline Hayes Mr. Day, Faculty Advisor Darline Perkins Margaret Ann Shelton Donald Froste Page forty-five FRESHMAN WEEK Page forty-six ATHLETICS Page forty-seven COACH E. M. DICK TYLER Coach Tyler is a protege of Ed Diddle of Western State Teachers College, where he played for four years. This is the first year at Pikeville College. For the preced- ing eight years he was Coach and Athletic Director at St. Augustine High School at Lebanon, Ky., where he piled up a grid and cage record excelled by few. One of the outstanding charac- teristics of Coach Tyler ' s method is that he seeks to make of his athletes, leaders, gentlemen, and good sportsmen. Starting under the handicap of the war crisis, los- ing two regulars to the armed service, Tyler developed a quintet that held up all requirements that former teams had set. His record for this year has more than pleased the followers of the Bears and we know they wish him all the luck with his future teams. CUB CHEER LEADERS Page forty -eight ' DURWARD W. MAYNARD, Manager Every ball club must have a manager, and not infrequently the success of the team depends upon the efficiency, the dependability, and the co- operation of the manager. Such has been Durward ' s record in the season that he has served the Bears as manager and the Cubs as scorer. His ability and efficiency also won for him the distinction of acting as official scorer in the District High School Tournament at Pikeville, the Regional High School Tournament at Prestonsburg, and the State High School Tournament at Lexington. BEAR CHEER LEADERS Page forty-nine Captain Harmon Smith Venters Salisbury Kirk BASKETBALL BEARS SEASON IS SUCCESS Playing- a much harder schedule than was anticipated, Coach Tyler ' s Bear netters won ten out of sixteen games they participated in during the 1942-43 season. Meeting members of three athletic organizations from Virginia, Tenn- essee, and Kentucky, the Big Black displayed brilliant form in all their games. Teams from the Virginia Junior College Conference, East Tennessee Conference, Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, and Kentucky Junior College Conference were played by the Bears during the year. The play of Alex Roxy Harmon, forward on the Big Black five and named all Kentucky Junior College and all Southeastern forward last year was the leading scorer this year with 328 points or an average of 20.5 per game. Joe Kirk was second high scorer with 206 points and Hurb Salis- bury had 169 points. Harmon and Salisbury have played two years of excellent basketball for the Bears. When next season rolls around Coach Tyler will have a mighty tough time replacing these veterans. Kirk is a newcomer at Pikeville, but was named all Kentucky forward two years with Harmon when they helped Inez High School win the State Championship in 1941. In the sixteen games played by the Bears during the season they scored 933 points to 780 for their opponents. Their play was more of a sensational type of preordained setup plays than on close-in and rebound shots. This was done to offset the lack of height experienced by the Big Black. They drew capacity audience for every game. Page fifty N % pPi Young King Maynard Mellon Williamson 1942-43 BEARS NAMED COLLEGE CHAMPS By virtue of winning four out of five conference games and having one game forfeited the Pikeville College Bears are to be named winners of the Kentucky Junior College Conference. The winners heretofore have been chosen by tournament play, but because of the war crisis it was impossible to do so this year. The champion team, boasting one of the most powerful quintets ever assembled at Pikeville College, was denied its due recognition because only three of the usual eight Junior College teams participated in basketball this season: Pikeville College, Campbellsville and Lindsey Wilson. The Bears were 137 percentage points ahead of their nearest opponent, rated according to the Dickinson system. Campbellsville was rated sec- ond best by the same mathematical method. The Bears scored 290 points as against 195 by their opponents. This is the first time that Pikeville has ever broken the jinx which has shadowed them since the Junior College loop was formed. Their teams always made a good showing and usually went into the semi-finals and finals but always came out without the winner ' s wreath. The main objective of the three teams that played each other this year was to do their utmost to hold the conference together. Page fifty-one SQUAD SCHEDULE, BEARS Bears 44 Bears 60 Bears ... . 38 Bears 50 Bears - 36 Bears 54 Bears 35 Bears 36 Bears 40 Bears — 74 Bears 91 Bears 63 Bears 43 Bears 44 Total - Union 36, there L. M. U. 56, here Bluefield 41, here Bluefield 58, here Campbellsville 39, there Lindsey Wilson 38, there Lindsey Wilson 33, there Bluefield 57, there Bluefield 57, there Lindsey Wilson 43, here Lindsey Wilson 46, here McRoberts 31, here L. M. U. ... ' . 42, there L. M. U. 56, there Bears 705, Opponents 633 Won 8— Lost 6 KIWANIS TOURNAMENT AT WILLIAMSON, W. VA. Bears Bears Bears Bears 2 99 91 45 Island Creek Stores Pure Oil Co. 63 Lenore 28 Franklins Dairy 56 (Forfeit) Four Year College ' Independent Team Page fifty-two SCHEDULE, CUBS Cubs 23 Cubs 23 Cubs 26 Cubs 31 Cubs 26 Cubs - 33 Cubs 35 Cubs 38 Cubs 35 Cubs - 40 Cubs 39 Cubs 26 Cubs 18 Cubs - 23 Cubs 29 Cubs - 22 Cubs 58 Cubs 22 Cubs 33 Cubs 27 Cubs 27 Cubs - 23 Cubs 20 Cubs - 38 Cubs - 32 Cubs - 30 Cubs 21 Cubs 38 Won Martin 28 Cumberland 47 Betsy Layne 35 McVeigh 15 Martin 27 Whitesburg 22 Virgie 39 Fleming - 28 Prestonsburg 23 Jenkins 24 Paintsville 40 Paintsville 40 Belfry 23 Van Lear 21 Jenkins 51 Inez _. 47 Hellier 32 Virgie 40 Dorton 29 Belfry 35 Prestonsburg 47 Cumberland 37 Fleming 36 Van Lear 37 McVeigh 30 Hellier 24 Inez 34 Dorton 33 12— Lost 16 Cubs Cubs Cubs Big Sandy Conference Tournament 24; Jenkins There Here There Here Here Here Here Here There There Here There Here There Here Here Here There Here There Here There There Here Here Here There There 27 District 114 Tournament 40; John Creek 33 30; Pike High 41 Page fifty-three W. 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OFFICERS Vivian Coleman - President Shirley Vanderpool Secretary Rose Marie Hamlin Reporter Bernice Hall Vice President Magdalene Branham Treasurer Miss Martha O ' Nan Sponsor MEMBERS Betty Absher Shirley Vanderpool Georgia Lee Branham Emogene Adkins Vivian Coleman Charlene Ratliff Ruby Johnson Bernice Hall Violet Turner Rose Marie Hamlin Dortha Starr Peggy Ratliff Charlene Selvage Ruth Reynolds Pauline Hayes Magdalene Branham Pauline Holbrook Lavonne Reynolds Delia Mae Robinett Ruth Reynolds Recie Young Mildred Basham Emogene Webb Lorraine Perry Wilma Berry Page fifty-four LIFE ON THE HILL Page fifty-five ■£.1 Derriana, Photographer Courtship, Playmates, Goodbye Left Overs, Friendship Page fifty-six Day in action, Hind-Part-Before, Maestro Conn Smiles, Where is Earl, Five Lovely Ladies Record, Brown and family, Love Birds Page fifty-seven m§ tWtyttfmL Cameraman, Courtin ' , Derriana Ladies Farmer, Chums, Father and Daughter Cafeteria Bound, Math Prof. Page fifty-eight CHAPEL BOOKSTORE Page fifty-nine IW CHANGI NG CLASSES CAFETER I A Page sixty ADS Page sixty-one v . ' .: ' ■ ' ; «; • .; i .••■ g CALENDAR 14 Freshmen go around singing the Alma Mater. Violet and third floor girls play Choo Choo Trains. 15 Sebra and Sammie seem serious — What do you say, Pauline H. and Bill? 19 Freshman Day. The boys sure do look cute. 23 B. Johnson sings Rock Baby To Sleep. Earl K. proposed to Mar- garet and she said NO . 27 R. T. Johnson seems to have his eyes on a certain girl. What about it, Earleen? NOVEMBER 1 Darline says you can ' t be true to a boy friend while going to school. What do you say, Estella? 5 Wonder why Jesse H. comes to the Derriana so often ? Maybe Bobby Jean can answer Saturday night. 7 Twelve Derriana girls went over to Wickham Hall — all boys had gone home. 8 Sign, Lost Dog . Haster, What do you know about that? 10 Say, Lola, what ' s wrong with Ber- vin and you? Don ' t you prefer Cool? 30 What ' s wrong Pauline Hayes, Betty J., and Joyce A.? Could the Bluefield basketball boys be the answer ? DECEMBER 2 First snow. Willie S. and Philip J. snowballing June Tye. Watch out. June. 14 Bill Paris had a date with a town- ite. Could it be Avonella? 18 Violet, Bernice, where are you go- ing? Bernice, Home to see what Santa brought me. JANUARY 4 Margaret S., Edith, cheer up, Fletcher has a few days here yet . 8 Euna, What ' s wrong, you look un- happy. Oma, Dr. House is getting on my nerves. 10 Mrs. Brown, Come on, girls, it is time for church. Derriana Girls, Can ' t we sleep a little longer? 11 Nancy Jane thinks the weather stays COOL, I wonder why. 14 Cheer up, Stella, Uncle Sam won ' t keep Haster forever. 18 Say, look who came back to school — Mary D. Neeley and staying in the Dormitory. 19 Wonder why all the Freshman girls had their hair fixed. Could it be pictures for the annual. 20 Mrs. B., Nancy where are you go- ing with that book? Nancy, To the bath tub to read ' Mysterious Disappearance ' . Mrs. B., Well, it would have been a mysterious disappearance if you had gotten there with it. 22 Darline, Why does the phone ring so much for you? Bobbie J., Because of Jesse. Buses on strike again — Absence ex- 24 Pauline Phillips, I got a phone call, Shirley, and now it ' s my turn. Page sixty-two CALENDAR 21 23 25 12 13 14 16 17 20 21 24 Mary D. homesick, singing Home, Home, Sweet Home. All-right Darline, boys are too scarce for a girl to have two — Bill A., Willie S. Durb eats from his tray in the cafe —to keep the table clean. Wonder why Helen P. was in streetwear at supper. FEBRUARY Seems as if the movie of Hitler ' s Children , was a hit in Pikeville College. Most of the Derriana Ladies went to see it. Geraldene F. gets phone call (6:30 p. m.) and immediately goes to de- pot to see Uncle Sam ' s Boys off. The Photography Club held meeting and the refreshment committee, Earl King, served ice cream and peanuts. Shoes are rationed. Derriana girls seem worried. Take sugar card and get a pair. Helen P. and Earleen May spent sleepless night over crayfish being in bed. Wonnona J., E. Wallace, and Louise D. seem to be going for the town boys. Wonder why Estella is wearing a big smile. Could Haster be the answer. Ruby S. getting phone calls. Could it be a minister of Pikeville? Robert Marshall seems to be a hit with the girls — watch out, he ' s married. Shirley V. and Walter Y. seem to be going in opposite directions. Estella seems to be going for a townite boy. Wonder if Sebra ' s heart still yearns for Sidney. What is wrong with Pauline Hayes and Bill Adams ? 25 It seems that Lola is trying to give Ruby Senter competition, but from what I hear, Lola, it ' s no use. 27 Oma seems to be flirting with the bus driver. Wonder why? MARCH 4 Wonder why Lola likes red-heads. Could Bervin be the answer? 5 Rosetta seems to be popular with the army boys. 6 Opal sure is going for the name Justice . 7 The Derriana girls wonder which jobs Durb likes best — gathering pop bottles or dry cleaning. 8 Donald seems to be going for room- mates, Magdalene then Emogene W. Which will be the decision? 10 Joe K. and Wilma B. seem to be going steadily nowadays. 12 Wonder why Wonnona don ' t go to town very often. 13 Estella seemed to have her eyes on a certain townite boy — but he got betrothed. 16 Herbert Salisbury goes moping around. Coach Tyler goes stamp- ing around. 21 Spiritual Emphasis Week opens to- night. The students seem in terest- ed and respond spontaneously. 22 Sophomores and Freshmen hold prayer meetings. Church attend- ance large. 26 Many meet and converse with Rev. Hart. APRIL 1 Glee Club went to Ashland — Mr. Brink had a flat tire on the way back. Darline sure likes to make eyes at the boys. Page sixty-three Shurtleff ' s Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. Phone 400 Pikeville, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. Murphy Co. 5c and 10c Store Main St. Pikeville, Kentucky Big Sandy Maytag Co. Kodak Rolls Developed, Portrait and Commercial Photographs. Some of the photographs in this year book were made by our photo- grapher. Opposite C. O. Passenger Depot INSURE WITH J. G. FARLEY General Agent Commonwealth Life Insurance Co. Phone 80 Pikeville, Kentucky COMPLIMENTS OF PIKEVILLE NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY Resources Over $2,500,000.00 Telephone 38 Pikeville, Kentucky Page sixty-four Pinson Transfer Co. Incorporated We Specialize In Moving and Storing Furniture Distributor For Southern Oxygen Co. E. J. Ratliff, Owner - Phone 190 Whizz Auto Parts, Inc. Automotive Parts Distributors Largest Automotive Parts Stock in Eastern Kentucky Phone 24 Pikeville, Ky. oca TRADE MAP RE .U.S.PAr.Off n COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Pikeville, Kentucky CUMBERLAND PUBLISHING CO., INC. 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