Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

IK- ' H ' l™ ' OCJ t .,,?:■■■ raspEcuawn d antes THE STUDENT BODY OF PIKEVILLE JR. COLLEGE PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY PRESENTS ITS YEARBOOK The 1949 JAMES FIELDS Co-Editor FRANCES PAGE Co-Editor EUNICE HALL Co-Editor CRAWFORD BRADLEY Business Manager SUSIE HORN Assistant Business Manager CLAY SAYERS Assistant Business Manager MICHAEL CHOVAN Assistant Business Manager EDWIN BERRY Artist REZINA E. SENTER Faculty Advisor LEON DUNNING Faculty Advisor HIS EDITION OF THE HIGHLANDER ATTEMPTS TO PORTRAY IN AN ORIGINAL MANNER THE MANY PHASES OF SCHOOL LIFE AT PIKEVILLE JR. COLLEGE. IT IS OUR HOPE THAT IN YEARS TO COME THIS YEARBOOK WILL SERVE TO RECALL MANY PLEASANT MEMORIES OF THE PAST. SPECIAL COLlECTSONS ALLA.RA LIBRARY PIKEVILLE COLLEGE PIKEViLLE KY Term Expires 1949 JOHN L. ASHER Philadelphia ANDREW E. AUXIER Pilceville FRANK A. CONNOLLY Pikeville JAMES D. FRANCIS Huntington, W. Va. R. H. HOBBS Pikeville W. W. WALKER Bluetield, W. Va. Term Expires 1950 WILLIAM J. BAIRD Pikeville K. J. DAY Pikeville REV. FRANK R. ELDER Cincinnati. Ohio T. H. HARMAN Pikeville REV. CLARENCE E. MACARTNEY Pittsburgh, Pa. Term Expires 1951 NORMAN A. CHRISMAN Pikeville REV. SAMUEL R. CURRY Ashland. Ky. JOHN S. MILLER Pikeville REV. ROBERT SKINNER Westfield, N. J. REV. C. RALSTON SMITH Oklahoma City, Okla. ♦Deceased Aug. 12, 1948 COLLEGE CLASSES ACADEMY TRAINING SCHOOL ATHLETICS FEATURES iekh€Bwn MiBll AND THE PERSIMMON TREE HIGHLANDER Ta 3Mr, Frank A. Cannally To a loyal man, A noble friend, An earnest worker. Who has builded well For Pikeville College and its students, Mr. Frank A. Connolly, Trustee for many years; secretary of the alumnae from its establishment to his death, We affectionately dedicate This 1949 HIGHLANDER H G a J f D E R DMINISTRA TIOJV BUILDING and WICKHAM HALL Mr. Page on the steps H I G H 8 A X D a R Dr, A. A. Page ' -, M Is with sincere pride that we acknowledge that a large portion of the success of our college is due to the planning, patience, perseverance, work, and prayer of our president. u G H A N D E R ERRIANA HALL it. ' « «ffiK.- .• :  -. ' . sm i«S i iiSi « r J S rO COLLEGE UiGHLANDE B 10 DMINISTRA TIOJV LeROY GLENN DORSEY Dean B.A. Kentucky Wesleyan College; M.A. University of Kentucky. ALICE HETTY RECORD Registrar B.A. Western College for Wonnen; M.A. Columbia University; American Academy of Classical Studies, Rome. ETHEL L. BEEM Secretary B.A. Wooster College; Ohio State University; Gregg College, Chicago. RALPH T KILGORE Business Manager Bowling Green Business University and College of Commerce; Booth Business School; LaSalle Extension University, Chicago. HMGBLANDJEH 12 FA C U L T Y MARY INGLIS SPILMAN Biology B.A. Western College for Women; M.A. Indiana Universi-j-y. SARAH ELIZABETH NORTH Principal Training School Seventh and Eighth Grades B.A. Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College; M.A. George Peabody College for Teachers. MADELINE CHILDERS HATCHER Principal Academy English B.A. Stetson University; Graduate work University of Kentucky; George Peabody College for Teachers. HUMPHREY A. OLSEN Librarian B.A. University of Michigan; M.A. University of Ken- tucky; M.A. in L.S. University of Michigan. FRA NCES MANN AUXIER English B.A. University of Louisville; Graduate Work University of Kentucky. FORREST EUGENE ALBERT Music Certificate, European School of Music; B. M. E. North- western University; M. Mus. Christiansen Choral School. Jf G H Jk N n E R 13 F A C U L T Y . MARGARET MARIE GUTHRIE Physical Education, Social Science B.A. Centre College; Graduate work University of Kentucky. KATHERING GRISWOLD English B.A. University of Wisconsin; M.A. Colunnbia University; University of Chicago. DENA NEHINGA Mathematics, House Mother B.A. Hope College; M.R.E. Presbyterian College of Christian Education. REDIFORD DAMRON Education B.A. Morehead State Teachers College; Graduate work University of Kentucky; George Peabody College for Teachers. REZINA ELIZABETH SENTER Librarian B.A. Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College; B.L.S. University of Kentucky. HARRAL DEXTER RENO German, Spanish l.A. Park College; M.A. Duquesne University; Penn- sylvania State College; University of Pittsburgh. H G H N D E n 14 • ' . ' . ' . .-tJrfe FA C U L T Y WESLEY PINKERTON KATHERING RATLIFF Commerce Fifth and Sixth Grades B.A. Morehead State Teachers College; Graduate work University ot Kentucky. Pikeville College; Eastern State College LEON DUNNING Engineering Drawing, Mathematics MRS. J. H. CORNETTE Draughan ' s Business College; Berea College; B.A. Uni- versity of Rochester; Graduate work University of Kentucky. House Mother, Wickham Hall LUCY ELLEN HOLE English JOHN WILLIAM COHIL B.A. The College of Wooster; M.A. University of Oklahoma. History B.A. University of Pittsburgh. H M G H M. A 15 N D E R FA C U L T Y JOHN HERBERT McDONALD Bible B.A. Park College; B.Th. Presbyterian Theological Semi- nary. Omaha; Graduate work McCormick Theological Seminary; University of Chicago Divinity School. RENE FRANK Piano, Theory Studied with Albert Fauth, Nicolai Lopatnikoff. Hermann Reutter, Wolfgang Fortner, Rudolf Fetsch. DORIS CAILLIET English B.A. Scripps College; M.A. University of Pennsylvania; Graduate work Columbia University; Princeton Theological Seminary. WILLIAM BERTHAL HOUCHIN .S. Western Kentucky State College; Graduate work Indian? University. BLANCHE SLEMMONS BANTA Latin B.A. Georgetown College; M.A. Columbia University; Graduate work La Escuela Interamericana de Verano, Satillo, Mexico. LEILA LESHER B.A. University of Kansas; M.A. Colorado State College ot Education; Graduate work Universal College of Commerce; New Mexico Highlands University; Univer- sity of California at Los Angeles. H G B N D E H 16 FA C U L T Y MARGARET FRANCES DUNCAN Home Economics, Hygiene B.A. Asbury College; Graduate work Georgetown College; Asbury Seminary; University ot Kentucky. W. HAROLD MAYS Science, Mathematics Graduated from U. S. Naval Academy; M.S. Columbia. RUTH HOW ENOCH Voice, Piano B. Mus. In Voice, American Conservatory oi Music; Graduate work Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati; Music Education Special Certificate, 1941. BETTY HATCHER WEDDLE First and Second Grades Pikeville College; University of Kentucky, spring and summer 1938, 1939. LOUISE HUGHES HAYES First and Second Grades B.A. Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College. Not in picture: Franklin Day, Chemistry. M G H J n E n 17 Evergreens change color Chairs well covered V N D E R C O V E n Tennis Court and Faculty House sleigh riding i M V L ■ , ' ,% 7% - ' .1 - tti- mmMf ■ ■ Ki M i.. J il l ! ' 18 Pikeville from College Hill S2I2: , ' ; Across the valley IN AND AROUND PIKEVILLE 19 THE OFFICERS Sitting, left to right: Leonard Crum, Bobby Johnson, Frances Page, Crawford Bradley. Standing, left to right: Miss Senter, Clay Sayers. The Sophomore Class is presided over by Crawford Bradley as presi- dent, and through him much has been accomplished. Like a man who carries a spare tire on his car, the Sophomores selected Frances Page as vice-president. Gentlemen prefer blonds and so does the class of ' 49. Consequently Bobby Johnson was elected secretary. There was no doubt in anyone ' s mind as to her capability. In the laborous task of treasurer was placed Leonard Crum, a likeable individual who will be able to fulfill his duties without losing a single friend. Rezina E. Senter is sponsor. OPHOMORES 20 RAY WALLACE SUMPTER INEZ, KENTUCKY Teacher Rafflnesque; F. T. A.; Honor Banquet. EVELYN MARIE BEVINS CANADA. KENTUCKY Pre-Medlcal Secretary German Club — Sophonnore; Glee Club- Freshman, Sophomore. GENERAL CAUDILL PREMIUM, KENTUCKY Teacher F. T. A. CORA JOYCE BURCHETT PRESTONSBURG, KENTUCKY Business Club; Camera Club; Shakespeare Club; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A. JAMES FERRELL KEESEE RANSOM, KENTUCKY Teacher President Raffinesque; International Relation Club; F. T. A.; Camera Club. SUSIE MILLER HORNE ROBINSON CREEK, KENTUCKY Teacher F. T. A.; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Camera Club; Raffinesque Club; Big Sandy Library Association; Highlander — Sophomore; Record — Freshman, Sophomore. 1949 21 LOIS LEE ROBERTS PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY General Business ELVER JUSTICE PHYLLIS, KENTUCKY General Business ROGER ROBERTS PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY General Business BOBBY LAVERIA JOHNSON JONANCY, KENTUCKY Business Treasurer Sophomore Class; Reporter, Business Club; Y. W. C. A. — Freshman, Sophomore; Glee Club. YVONNE JUSTICE PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Business Business Club — Sophomore. JIM BOB BOWLING BIG BRANCH, KENTUCKY Teacher Y. M. C. A. — Freshman; Glee Club — Sophomore; International Relation Club; F. T. A. OPUOMORES 22 BOBBY GENE ESTEP GARRETT, KENTUCKY Pre-Medical Basketball; Y. M. C. A. — Sophomore, Freshman; Shakespeare Club. MARY ANN MAYNARD DELBARTON, WEST VIRGINIA General Business President Shakespeare Club; President Y. W. C. A. Glee Club — Freshman; Business Club; W. A. A. PATTY JILL MULLINS PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Teacher RALPH EDWIN BERRY, JR. OGDENSBURG, NEW YORK Pre-Medlcal Glee Club; Camera Club; Shakespeare Club; Y. M. C. A.; German Club; Band. SPENCER MAYNARD PIPE, KENTUCKY Pre-Medical ANNA MAE CHILDERS PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Teacher F. T. A.; Raffinesque Club. 1949 23 STELLA RUTH THOMAS HARDY, KENTUCKY Teacher Glee Club — Sophomore; F. T. A. — Freshman, Sophomore; Camera Club. JACK FROST WELLS AUXIER, KENTUCKY General Basketball — Freshman, Sophomore; Shakespeare Club; Business Club; Y. M. C. A. CHARLES EDWARD McCOY PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Business Business Club; Camera Club; Shakespeare Club. DOROTHY HAMPTON JEREMIAH, KENTUCKY Business W. A. A.— Freshman; Y. W. C. A.— Freshman. SHARON GALE OWENS PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY General Glee Club — Freshman, Sophomore; Camera Club; W. A. A. — Sophomore; German Club — Sophomore. ROBERT BRYANT PREMIUM, KENTUCKY Teacher F. T. A.; Y. M. C. A.— Freshman. OPHOMORES 24 CHARLES DOUGLAS FAIN, JR. HARDY, KENTUCKY Pre-Medlcal BETTY BELL UNICOI, TENNESSEE Business HUBBARD C. FRANCIS, JR. PRESTONSBURG, KENTUCKY General Basketball — Freshman, Sophomore; Shakespeare Club; Y. M. C. A.; Vice-President Spanish Club. EUNICE HALL McDowell, Kentucky Home Economics Home Economics Club; W. A. A.; Highlander; Y. W. C. A.; President Shakespeare Club; Glee Club. WILLIAM RILEY JAMES, JR. WILLIAMSON, WEST VIRGINIA Business President Business Club; Honor Banquet. MILDRED BARRETT ELSWICK PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Home Economics Band; President Home Economics Club. 1949 25 mam PLUMA JEAN MAY PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Teacher Raffinesque; F. T. A. BILL DINGUS SECO, KENTUCKY Scientific Y. M. C. A.; German Club. CLAYTON S. ANDERSON WHEELWRIGHT, KENTUCKY General Y. M. C. A,- -Freshman; Business Club; International Relations Club. BONNIE JEAN NEWSOME BYPRO, KENTUCKY Teacher Y. W. C. A. — Freshman. Sophomore; Secretary Inter- national Relations Club; F. T. A.; Honor Banquet. CLARA LEE SANDERS PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Teacher Raffinesque; F. T. A. CRAWFORD BRADLEY NEWBERRY, MICHIGAN General President Sophomore Class; Editor — Record; Vice- President International Relations Club; Y. M. C. A.; Business Manager — Highlander ' 49. OPHOMORES 16 ARTHUR EUGENE ABSHIRE McANDREWS, KENTUCKY Pre-Medical Phil. Club; International Relations Club; Y. M. C. A.; President German Club. JOYCE HALL WILLIAMSON, WEST VIRGINIA Business Treasurer W. A. A. — Freshman; President W. A. A. — Sophomore; Y. W. C. A. — Freshman, Sophomore; Secretary Business Club. WILLIAM LLOYD WELLS AUXIER, KENTUCKY Pre-Medical Y. M. C. A.; International Relations Club; Harmonica Club. HELEN MADELINE PHILLIPS McVeigh, Kentucky Business Business Club. JAMES M. DAVIS PRESTONSBURG, KENTUCKY Scientific OMA BELCHER belcher, KENTUCKY Teacher Rdffinesque; F. T. A. 1949 11 I HB BETTY JANE WILLIAMS WHITE PLAINS, KENTUCKY Pre-Medical Glee Club — Freshman; Sophomore; Band — Freshman; Christian Service Band — Freshman; Y. W. C. A. — Freshman, Sophomore; Rural Sunday School Work. ORIEN HARPER PHILLIPS MOUTH CARD, KENTUCKY Teacher F. T. A.; Raffinesque. CLAUDINE PHILLIPS McVeigh, Kentucky Business PARIS CLIFFORD TACKETT DORTON, KENTUCKY Teacher F. T. A.; Raffinesque; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. PLUMA JEAN MARTIN McDowell, Kentucky Teacher F. T. A.; Raffinesque; W. A. A.— Freshman; Y. W. C. A. — Freshman. LEONARD CRUM KERMIT, west VIRGINIA Vice-President Business Club; Secretary Sophomore Class; Shakespeare Club; Y. M. C. A. OPHOMORES 28 RAY DORTON HI HAT, KENTUCKY Business Y. M. C. A.; Raf-finesque. MARY FRANCES PAGE PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY General Glee Club — Freshman, Sophomore; W. A. A. — Fresh- man, Sophomore; Honor Banquet; Camera Club; Spanish Club — Freshman; Highlander; Vice-President Sophomore Class. JAMES FRANKLIN FIELDS BEAUTY. KENTUCKY General Business Treasurer Shakespeare Club; Business Club; Highlander. HERBERT CHANEY PIKEVILLE, TENNESSEE Pre-Medical Glee Club — Freshman, Sophomore; Band — Fre shman; German Club — Freshman, Sophomore; Christian Service Band — Freshman; Rural Sunday School Work. LOLA MAE KING MILLSTONE, KENTUCKY Teacher Treasurer F. T. A.; Camera Club; Treasurer Y. W. C. A.; Secretary Freshman Class; W. A. A.; Raffinesque Club; Treasurer International Relations Club. FRANCIS FON TACKETT WALES, KENTUCKY Teacher Raffinesque; F. T. A. 1949 29 REBECCA LENORE KINCER MAYKING, KENTUCKY Teacher Glee Club — Freshman, Sophomore; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. — Sophomore; F. T. A.; Raffinesque Club. CLAY SIMMONS SAYERS PINSON FORK, KENTUCKY Pre-Medical Cheerleader — Freshman, Sophomore; Record — Fresh- man; President Y. M. C. A. — Freshman; Band — Fresh- man; Harmonica — Freshman; Highlander — Sophomore; Camera Club; German Club — Sophomore; Glee Club — Freshman; Honor Banquet; Athletic Representative of Sophomore Class. MARCELLA HOPE SLONE FISHTRAP, KENTUCKY Teacher Raffinesque; F. T. A.; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. THOMAS EUGENE HILL STONE, KENTUCKY Business Business Club. JUNE LANKFORD PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Business Business Club. CLYDE SENTERS PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Business Commercial Club; International Relations Club. OPHOMORES 30 RUFUS THACKER MILLARD, KENTUCKY Teacher HAZEL HEWLETT BELFRY, KENTUCKY Teacher WILBURN GOBLE DAVELLA, KENTUCKY General ELVA MAE MUNEY BEAUTY, KENTUCKY Teacher GOLDIA OSBORNS STIDHAM, KENTUCKY Teacher Arthur Adams Jack Combs James Justice William J. Music Not in picture: William C. Ratliff Ernest Blackburn Catherine Elizabeth Edinger Ralph Goff O. C. Howell 1949 31 SUMMER TIME Top, Chapei; middle, The Maple; bottom (Faculty House) Hillside Lodge ' .■M B iiH Andy Renick is long and lanky but he sticks up for the freshmen when it comes to representing the freshmen in athletics. The freshmen com- bined all the qualities of an ideal fellow when they chose -Iheir president, Paul Blair. Friendly Lola King would look good anywhere bul ' as secretary she ' s wonderful. Mr. Cohill, being one of the few eligible bachelors of the hill, is perfect for the freshmen. A more efficient personality could not have been found for vice- president than Bill Ray. Jane Crawford and her eye for business insures money for the treasury. B E S H M E N SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ALLARA LIBRARV PIKEVJLLP CCA ' ■ FGP 33 First Rov Second Row: Third Rov ALFRED P. VIPPERMAN Ransom, Kentucky PEGGY ROBINSON MILLS Inez, Kentucky JAMES DOUGLAS WELLS Auxier, Kentucky PATRICIA JUNE LITTLE Rt. No. 2, Pikeville, Kentucky RICHARD EARLE ELLISON Ogdensburg, New York JOYCE GAY PHILLIPS Pheips, Kentucky CLARENCE MILLS Inez, Kentucky ERNESTINE CLARK McCOY Cherry Point, North Carolina ANDREW RENICK Bowling Green, Kentucky AMELIA EULA MUNCY Freeburn, Kentucky CARMEL LEE AKERS Grethel, Kentucky EMMA MAE EASTERLING Hardy, Kentucky R E S H M E N 34 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: EARL DOUGLAS ISON Pikeville, Kentucky BETTY JEAN PHILLIPS Pikeville, Kentucky RALPH C. TAYLOR Rt. No. 2, Louisa, Kentucky BILLIE JEAN HACKNEY Mouth Card, Kentucky CHESTER WILLIAM WEGNER Zebulon, Kentucky GLADYS MAUREEN PACK Hueysvllle, Kentucky WILLIAM McKINLEY DESKINS Pikeville, Kentucky JOHNINE JUSTICE Pikeville, Kentucky ROSCOE E. SCOTT Rt. No. I, Pikeville, Kentucky WILANA LIDA CALL Pikeville, Kentucky OTTO GEORGE MILLS Tomahawk, Kentucky DORIS ELIZABETH RUNYON Canada, Kentucky R E S H M E N 35 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: ROY ALBERT BALL Harlan, Kentucky HAILEY RUTH HUFFMAN Rt. No. 2, Pikeville, Kentucky WILLIAM JAMES HILL, JR. Stone. Kentucky BILLIE JEAN JONES Melvin, Kentucky JULIAN CHARLES, JR. Phelps, Kentucky BILLIE SUE CLINE Pikeville, Kentucky EDDIE McSURLEY Praise, Kentucky MARY ELLEN BRUMMETT Wheelwright, Kentucky CAN COOK, JR. Kona, Kentucky MAXIE HOWARD Rt. No. I, Pikeville, Kentucky PAUL CLIFTON BLAIR Pikeville, Kentucky DORIS KATHLEEN CONNORS Auxier, Kentucky n E S H M E N 36 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: THOMAS CLAYTON ELSWICK PIkeville, Kentucky . MARY JANE CRAWFORD David, Kentucky LESLIE ARNOLD KEENE Pikeville, Kentucky JOAN WILEY Pikeville, Kentucky FRANKLIN WOOD SANDERS Praise, Kentucky SARAH ELIZABETH JONES Fish Trap, Kentucky RANDALL LEE ALLEN Allen, Kentucky PEGGY DOLORES STUMBO Harold, Kentucky CHARLES E. HUGHES Jackhorn, Kentucky PAULINE DAVIS Kite, Kentucky JIMMIE E. BOOTH Warfield, Kentucky HAZEL GERTRUDE JUSTICE Millard, Kentucky R E S H M E N 37 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: EDWARD COLEMAN ERNESTINE WALTERS MIKE CHOVAN Yeager, Kentucky Paintsville, Kentucky Grindstone, Pennsylvania PATRICIA C. BLACKBURN LEWIS JONES KENDRICK MARY JANE THACKER Ransom, Kentucky Gulnare, Kentucky Belfry, Kentucky A. E. JUSTICE BETTY ANN MARTIN GARY RANDALL LESLIE Millard, Kentucky Garrett, Kentucky PIkeville, Kentucky RHODA MAE CECIL WILLIAM BASIL HALL LORENE TRIMBLE Pikevllle, Kentucky Myra, Kentucky Barnetts Creek, Kentucky R E S H M E N 38 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: LENORE IMOGENE PARSONS Millard, Kentucky WILLIAM CONLEY WEBB Neon, Kentucky FRANCES LYVONNE ELKINS Rt. No. I, Pikeville, Kentucky ROY WILBERT LeMASTER Pikeville, Kentucky DELOIS JEAN EAGLE Pikeville, Kentucky ERNEST BELCHER, JR. Belcher, Kentucky BILLIE JOYCE HOLBROOKS Virgie, Kentucky BRUFORD COOL Lick Creek, Kentucky NEVA JEAN HUGHES Rt. No. 2, Pikeville, Kentucky WILLIAM ROBERT SCOTT Pikeville, Kentucky MOUSIE MYRTLE MAY Pikeville, Kentucky STEWART LAFERTY Clitf, Kentucky R E S Mi M E N 39 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: EARL EDWARD BOSTON PIkeviMe, Kentucky GRACE PEARL GRIFFIN West Newbury, Massachusetts JAMES A. BAILEY Majestic, Kentucky BETTY JEAN SWINDALL Burdine, Kentucky CHARLES RAY CAMPBELL Weeks bury, Kentucky LOIS JUNE ANDERSON Pikeville, Kentucky VARON CAMPBELL Ulvah, Kentucky DAINTY GERALDINE CARVER David, Kentucky JESS BREWER, JR. Warfield, Kentucky JEWEL NEWMAN East McDowell, Kentucky GEORGE LEWIS CARTER Millard, Kentucky GOLDA PATRICIA ROOP Pikeville, Kentucky R E S H M E JM 40 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: CARL EUGENE BABB Martin, Kentucky MARY LEE TAYLOR Pikeville, Kentucky THOMAS CALLOWAY HAMLIN Greasy Creek, Kentucky ELEANOR CHARLES Phelps, Kentucky CHARLES EDWARD PORTER Beauty, Kentucky MELLIE WRIGHT Beefhide, Kentucky GLEN W. PRICHARD Lovely, Kentucky RACHEL ANN BACK White sburg, Kentucky SOUTH CLINTON BEVINS McCombs, Kentucky MARY ELIZABETH HAYMOND Pikeville, Kentucky JOHN PAUL BURCHETT Gulnare, Kentucky BOBBY JEAN HOWARD Pyramid, Kentucky R E S H M E N 41 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: JOHN WALTER BLACKBURN Coal Run, Kentucky GEORGIA ILENE LAFFERTY Aflex, Kentucky MILDRED FAYE NEWSOME Pikeville, Kentucky PHYLLIS JEAN COLEMAN Regina, Kentucky ANDY BEE BLANKENSHIP, JR. Beauty, Kentucky HARRY GLENN RUNYON Rt. No. I, Pikeville, Kentucky RONNY GOOSLIN Pikeville, Kentucky BERTINA MYERS CASSADY Inez, Kentucky MAE NELL CRUM Pikeville, Kentucky DORIS LEE WHITE Willlannson, West Virginia DARNELL SALYER Allen, Kentucky CLARA HELEN REYNOLDS Allen, Kentucky R E S H M E N 42 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: HENRY H. CLEVINGER Pikeville, Kentucky JO ANN WILLIAMSON Huddy, Kentucky DOROTHY HELEN CHAFIN New Town, West Virginia BOBBY SOWARDS Pikeville, Kentucky ROBERT CLAYTON SPRINKLE Allen, Kentucky BARBARA ELLEN JUSTICE Pikeville, Kentucky THELMER LEE McCLANAHAN Pikeville, Kentucky VIRGINIA PICKLE Wales, Kentucky FREEMAN JOHNSON Myra, Kentucky AUDREY ISABELLE MUSIC Shelbiana, Kentucky LUNNER THACKER Fish Trap, Kentucky FAYIDA CASEBOLT Wales, Kentucky R E S H M E JV 43 First Row: Second Row: JAMES FRANKLIN OWENS Palntsvllle, Kentucky CORBETT BAKER Pikeville, Kentucky CLARAICE MILLER Feds Creek, Kentucky DONALD SURGES HILL Jenkins, Kentucky FLORENCIA CASTRO Macueliie, Honduras SABRA STEPP Inez, Kentucky MARIO LOPEZ La Lima, Honduras People Not Pictured JOHN ANDERSON RUSSELL E. BELCHER FRANCIS HUFFMAN CHARLES VICK JENKINS, BRUCE KEENE CARLOS D. LITTLE MARIO LOPEZ CHESTER MAYNARD ROY G. MULLINS BILLY JACK NICHOLS GENORA ROBERTS RUDY RUTHERFORD ALLEN DANIEL SNYDER JR. WARREN G. STAPLETON ROLLEN STRATTON, JR. CHARLES VERNON SYCK ARCHIE HAROLD WRIGHT JEANETTE YOUNG ROBERT ABSHER HAROLD V. BENDER ZEB BLANKENSHIP DONALD BURKE PAUL TAYLOR CARPENTER BILLY LEE CONLEY YVONNE DAUGHERTY EUGENE DIXON FORREST DEAN ELLIOTT KENNETH HORTON HAGENS LONNIE REED JOHNSON LINDA LOU OSBORNE DREWEY C. PARSLEY A. J. PAULEY BILLY GENE SPEARS NELL RUTH SPEARS JOHN B. STANLEY LOLA MAE STATON MILDRED ANN STEPP CHESTER TA CKETT BRADLEY WORRIX HENON WRIGHT R E S H M E N 44 RELIGIOUS LIFE Pikeville College endeavors to train the young people who come to it for service in Church and State. It believes that this can be done only when the foundations are lain in Christian character. Therefore, its purpose is the development of character founded on the eternal truths of God. To that end the study of 1 he English Bible is required of all its students. One week during the year is given over to worship services at chapel and in the evening, for the students. This Spiritual Emphasis week is one of the most enjoyable weeks of the year. Dr. Spencer and Francis Tacket discuss life ' s problems. 45 M Music Building Mr. Frank, Hershel Linnetaedt, accom panlst; Mrs. Enochs, Ossy Renardy, violin ist; Mr. Albert. Mr. Renardy, Mr. Albert, Miss Guthrie, Eunice Hall, Mae Nell Crum, Mousie May. FORREST E. ALBERT, director First Row. seated — left to right: Lola King, Billie Holbrook, Betty Phillips, Ernestine Walters, Betty Jane Williams, Lenore Kincer, Rachel Back, May Nell Crum, Eunice Hall, Wilana Call, Stella Thomas. Middle Row, seated — left to right: Bobby Jean Howard, Jerry Carver, Mary Jane Thacker, Margaret Duncan, Jane Crawford, Frances Page, Sharon Owens, Evelyn Bevins, Mary Lee Taylor, Forrest E. Albert, director, Jim Bob Bowling, Chester Wegner. Rear Row, left to right: Robert Bryant, Carl Babb, Andy Blankenship, Otto George Mills, Herbert Chaney, Richard Ellison. Edwin Berry South Bevins, Paris Tackitt, Michael Chovan, Ralph Taylor. THE COLLEGE GLEE CLUB The aesthetic side of school life Is rep- resented by these who devote part of their time to worl In music. Since Its be- ginning last fall, the PIkevIlle College Glee Club has steadily grown In the affections of the college students and the people of the area surrounding Pikeville. WLSI, Plke- ville ' s radio station, has provided the means whereby the Glee Club has reached a much wider audience than concerts alone could do. The Glee Club ' s repertoire has included secular and religious music of the choral masters. Some of the music has been sung a capella which goes to prove the amount of time and work given both by the mem- bers of the Glee Club and Mr. Albert, the director. The Glee Club ' s Christmas and Easter concerts will long be remembered, and the class of 1949 will be particularly grate- ful for the Commencement Music. 47 THE RECORD When ' s The Record Coming Out? After the various club reporters submit their STAFF PERSONNEL material, assignments to capable and devoted ,..,, . I .,. CRAWFORD BRADLEY Editor triends have come in, and some compositions SOUTH BEVINS .• Business Manager from English 112 have been submitted, the ,., , r m.iMr a -x x W. M. DESKINS Assistant editorial reviewing board sets up the copy for KATHARINE GRISWOLD Advisor the Record. DORIS CAILLIENT Advisor The buiiefin board announces Record ' s out. ' After that IT ' S FIRST COME GETS FIRST COPY! 48 THE HIGHLANDER Front row, left to right: Susie Horn, Mike Chovan, Frances Page, James Fields. Back row, left to right: Edwin Berry, Miss Senter, advisor. Clay Sayers, Eunice Hall, Crawford Bradley, Mr. Dunning, advisor. Within these pages we have tried to record your life on Pikeville College campus. A life we hope you can reflect upon as being sweet, free and harmonious. In publishing the hHIGhi- LANDER, one of the main ideas is to bring back to you, in later years, a realistic account of your days at Pikeville College. Our staff has sought to bring you this without partiality or prejudice and to restate every happening that will interest you. It has been fun working for those who gave willingly of their time and ability that this book might become a reality, though there have been a few sleepless nights and headaches. To every- one who helped in any way, we wish to express our sincere appreciation. The HIGHLANDER comes into Its own. 49 ALFRED VIPPERMAN President JILL MULLINS Vice-Presidenf LOLA MAE KING Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT BRYANT Reporter MR. DAMRON Sponsor FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA COMMERCIAL C E U R OFFICERS First row, left to right: R. James, J. Fields, J. Justice, nlirv iA ;,rr n -l , L. Crum , J. Wei Is, T. Hil I. RILEY JAMES President k p- i. + c i +• r p ■+ k J r becond row: Mr. rinkerton, t. Justice, t-. rritchard, C LEONARD CRUM Vice-President Hughes, C. Webb, C. Cook, E. Belcher, E. Charles, ,„,,_ ,,.,, r- , J- Langford. JOrCb HALL Secretary , . , r m c i i r- p r i p r- ii Ihird row: b. Mcburley, J. Carver, r. Coleman, R. Call, PAUL BLAIR Treasurer M. Phillips, L. Trimble, Y. Justice, C. Phillips, M. Thacker, -, I . r,, ,- . . w B. Johnson, M. Howard, Miss Lesher, E. McCoy. CHARLES McCOY Sergeant-At-Arms , , , , Members not m picture: Clyde Senters, Hailey Ruth BOBBY JOHNSON Reporter Huffman. 50 1t% - ' A .-f ' Sitting, front row: Don- ald Little, Everett John- son, Reo Johns, Elmer Osborne. Second row: Virgie Glimpse, Mary Justice, Anna hHack- worth, Dorothy New- some, Norma Jean Burns, Mary Bidde Dam- ron. Standing: Miss Senter, Dixie Mae Sparks, Cassie Sayers, Opal Johnson, Jackie Tackett, Pauline Burnette, Ida H. Rose, Nevel Johnson. GEOGRAPHY EXTE] SiON ENGLISH EXTENSION Lois Coleman, Ruth Justice, Arthur Castle, Shirley Castle, Dolly Appleton. Not In picture: Allen Justice. •a .- jiiSl ! 51 Front row, left to right: llene Laferty, Joyce Burchett, Doris Connors, Billie Jean Hackney, Sharon Gale Owens, Frances Page. Middle row, left to right: Wi I a na Call, Susie Horn, Lola Mae King, Emma Easterling. Back row, left to right: South Bevins, Calloway Hamlin, Varon Camp- bell, Clay Sayers, Darnyl Salyers, Mike Chovan. C A M E R A C I. U B G E R M A N C E V B Front row, left to right: Chester Wegner, Wil- liam Hill, South Bevins, Darnyl Salyers, George Carter, Andy Blanken- ship. Middle row, left to right: Arthur Abshire, Mr. Reno, Clay Sayers, Billy Joe Dingus, Ed- win Berry. Back row, left to right: Sharon Gale Owens, Jane Crawford, Herbert Chaney, Franklin San- ders, Eve ' yn Bevins. I ■ 1. A 52 S - I. I . R. C. OFFICERS JAMES FOSTER JUSTICE President CRAWFORD BRADLEY Vice-President LOLA MAE KING Treasurer BONNIE JEAN NEWSOME Secretary MR. COHILL Faculty Advisor MR. DORSET Faculty Advisor Front Row: Stewart Latferty. Julian Charles, Carmel Lee Akers, Craw- ' ord Bradley. Second Row: Amelia Muncy, Lola Mae Staton, Rachael Back, Lenore Kincer, Billie Jean Jones, Betty Jean Phillips, Lola Mae King. Third Row: Mr. Dorsey. Eddie Mc- Surley, Frances Elkin, Bonnie Jean Newsome, Mary Jane Thacker, Arthur Abshire, Mr. Cohill. Not In Picture: James Foster Jus- tice, South Bevins, Corbett Baker, Julian Charles, Jack Combs, Wil- liam Music, Bill Dingus. COLLEGE HOME EC Mae Nell Crum, Mousie May, Maureen Pack, Betty Ann Martin, Eunice Hall. ACADEMY HOME EC Peggy Abshire, Barbara Greer, Miss Duncan, Linda Lou Huff- man, Patty May. JOYCE HALL President GERALDINE CARVER Treasurer JANE CRAWFORD Vice-President EUNICE HALL Reporter FRANCES PAGE Secretary MARIE GUTHRIE Sponsor WOMEJV ' S ATHLETIC ASSOC ' J RAFINESQUE CLUB JAMES KEESEE President ALFRED VIPPERMAN Vice-President JILL MULLINS Secretary PLUMA JEAN MARTIN Treasurer SUSIE HORNE Reporter Pictured: Carmel Lee Akers, Lois Anderson, John Blackburn, Anna Mae Chiiders, Mike Chovan, Ed- ward Coleman, Bruford Cool, Ray Dorton, Emma Easterling, Basil Hall, Bobbie Jean Howard, Neva Jean Hughes, Arnold Keene, Bruce Keene, Lenore Kincer, Lola King, Carlos Little, Pluma Jean May, Jewel Newman, Lenore Parsons, Betty Jean Phillips, Doris Runyon, Glenn Runyon, Clara Lee Sanders, Ray Sumpter, Francis Tackett, Paris Tackitt, Ernestine Walters. Not in Picture: Pearl Griffen, Donald Hill, Amelia Muncy, Mrs. Boaz Smith, Jack Frost Wells. The Shakespeare Club is literary and social. The Club has read Romeo and Juliet and saw the stage production of Hamlet. There are three officers in the club. Eunice Hall and Mary Anne Maynard serve as alternating presidents. James Fields is secretary-treasurer. The members are pictured as follows: First row, left to right: Hubbard Frances, Jack Wells, Leonard Crum, Jr., Miss Hold, James Fields, Bill Ray, Glen Prichard, Bob Estep. Second row, left to right: Mary Ann Maynard, Joyce Burchet, Pauline Davis, Edwin Berry, Jr., Miss Hold, James Fields, Bill Ray, Glen Prichard, McCoy and Paris Tackitt. SHAKESPEARE CLUB COLLEGE SJPAJVMSH CLUB CARL BABB President HUCK FRANCIS Vice-President MARY ELLEN BRUMMETT Secretary-Treasurer VERNON SYCK Seigeant-at-Arms Top row, left to right: Russell Belcher, Roy Mulllns, Mario Lopez Mildred Faye Newsome, Pearl Giffin. Middle row: Rollen Stratton, Rich- ard Ellison, Randall Allen, Nellie Wright, Ralph Taylor, Mr. Reno. Front row: Andrew Renick, Mary Ellen Brummett, Hubbard Francis, Carl Babb, Peggy Dolores Stumbo, Vernon Syck. Not in Picture: Rudy Rutherford and Charles Stayton. Path down the hill Classes over Administration Building Seniars First Row: ANN JEANETTE WALTERS IMOGENE DANIELS DONALD BARTLEY WILMA BREWER Second Row: ANN EVERLY JOHNNIE BURKE MARY ANN FERRELL DOROTHY WARD JUSTICE A n E M 58 Seniors A First Row: DONALD TRIVETTE JEAN DILLAN JOAN MOORE DERRA JEAN KEESEE Second Row: PHYLLIS FAULKNER ROBERT TYSON Not in Picture MACK SMITH VERNON HUFFMAN V A DEM 59 Juniars BACK ROW: Ralph Wegner, James Hatmaker, Jim Bob Harp, Charles Beverley, Don Sullivan, Dudley Elswick, Kenneth Burke. MIDDLE ROW: Ellen Spaur. Norma Jean Hanshaw, Patty Lou May, Barbara Greer, Peggy Abshire. FRONT ROW: Linda Lou Huffman, Gloria Roberts, Patricia Hibbitts, Peggy Bartlev. .,00Hr,% , . .4   .- - Freshwnewu TOP ROW: Eleanor Keesee, Dorothy May, James Coleman, James Stratton, George Sharpe, Roger Keathley, Bill Ray Collins, Richard Spurlock. MIDDLE ROW: Joyce May, Marcia Feltner, Mary Belle Layne, Rebecca Holbrook Dottie Walters, Roedean Kincer, Neale Hall. FRONT ROW: Judith Waiters, Mary Jo Spaur, Toby Sharon Wells, Elizabeth Ann Prater, Delia McCormick, Mary Ellen Trent, Michael Auxier, Maurice Isbell. 60 - -— ■- Back Row: Tom Jen- nings, John Miller, Thomas Boehling, James Carter, Ruey Justice, Russell Hibbs, Vernon Johnson. Middle Row: Franklin Keesee, Donald John- son, David Hereford, Frankie Burke, Harold Weqner, Front Row: Mary Lynn Dickinson, Toby Jo Spradlin, Nancy Lou Sanders, Joyce Walters, Betty Jo Thompson, Betty Akers, Lillion Weqner. Si phawnares Kasmas Club Back Row: Thomas Boehling, Ruey Justice, David Hereford. Center Row: Franklin Keesee, Russell Hibbs, James Carter, Mary Lynn Dickinson, Ronald Johnson, Vernon Johnson, Front Row: Tom Jennings, John Miller, Liliion Wegner, Joyce Walters, Toby Jo Spradlin, Nancy Sanders, Betty Jo Thompson, Betty Akers. Teacher: Mr. Damron. Spanish Club First row, left to right Gloria Roberts, Peggy Abshire, Ellen Spaur, Patty May, Peggy Bart- ley, James Hatmaker. Second Row: Imogene Daniels, Barbara Greer. Back Row: Mr. Reno, Dudley Elswick, Ralph Wegner, Mack Smith. KARS PAGt.J;i ' ' cOH tt. fiOfi ' ■ ' o v ? ? LEFT TO RIGHT- TOBY JO SPRADLIN, ANN JEANEHE WALTERS, WILMA BREWER, JOHN MILLER. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: DAVID HEREFORD, KENNETH BURKE. WILMA BREWER, T. L. BOWLING, FRANKIE BURKE. SEATED: PATRICIA HIBBITTS, VERNON HUFFMAN, BETTY JO THOMPSON. tt §4f , ' fs y- ' Ji ' - ' I ' L M . ffCtttMtM TRAINING SCHOOL S e ty e n t h and Eighth Grades MISS NORTH, Principal and Teacher. Back row: Elizabeth North, Wanda Jean Davis, Shirley Fields, Dorothy Carter, Alice Snyder, Barbara Hatmaker, Juanita Vanhoose, Thomas Blevins, Garry Lane, Walter Trivette, Morris Justice, Paul Allen Brewer, Samuel Carter, Jimmy Cummins. Front row: Richard Worden, Richard Gibson, G arry Wright, Jimmy Abshire, Marco Blackburn, Walter Johnson (deceased), Barbara Sue Huffman, Phyllis Maynard, Katherine Finch, Donna Sue May Bonnie Mater, Wilna Hobbs, Frances Chaney, MISS RATLIFF, Teacher. Back row: Delma Ray, Virginia Chaney, Lorena Johnson, Sharon Newberry, Peggy Ford, Patricia May, Marilyn Feltner, Bob Clark, Walter May, Elster Dean Roberts. Middle row: Gary Kent Hughes, George Bingham, Donald Layne, Peter Wulkan, John Finch, Kenneth Conley, Mary Jane Reynolds, Patricia Abshire, Helen Rankin. Front row: Janet Justice, Lois Jean Carrell, Jimmie Lou Johnson, Phillip Keathley, Richard Maynard, Eddie Picklesimer, Clara Belle Finch. Mary Louise Huffman, Phyllis Ray. Not in picture: Loraine Phillips, Sharon Tufts, Loretta Deskins. Fifth and Sixth Grades 64 TRAINING SCHOOI Third and F a u r t h Grades MRS. HAYES, Teacher. Back row: George Betros, Carolyn Stone, Barbara Ann Adkins, Joel Justice, Sarah Hodges, Barbara Justice, Estil Carter, Annette Adkins, Sally Lane, Joan Picklesim er, Patricia Craft, Mrs. Hayes. Middle row: Eddie Keathley, Billy Clark, Joe Justice, Dreama Sue Bevins, Margaret Jane May, Bobbie Rhea Sowards, Betty Helen Feltner, Virginia Ann Richardson, Mary Foster Gare, Nancy Kay Justice, Noreen Clark, Frankie Amick. Front row: Larry Phillips, Woody Runyon, Jack Justice, Johnnie Forsythe, Stephen Huffman, Glen Dorsey, Jimmie Hodges, Darwin Smith, Howard Lockhart, Bruce Weddle. i i v: - - -r a.fc of ' : 3% MRS. WEDDLE, Teacher. On the Hand Walkers: Rosemary Johnson, Billy Stone, James Ervin Lockhart, Billie Joe Justice, Franklin Rankin, George Ross Childers, Ralph Campbell, Joe Cook Pickle simer, Johnny Forsythe. On the ground: Jack Walters, Johnny Runyon, Anna Karen Justice, Frances Sue Gllmore. On the sliding board: April Kay McKlung, Sarah E. Coleman, Machelle Kroger, Elizabeth Ann Smith, Vi Wine, Henry Forsythe, Robert Jack Maynard, Jimmie Stacy, Danny Craft, Carole Wright, Sonia Smith, Jim Scott, Ruby Keathley. On the ground to the right of the sliding board: Edith B. Justice, Ruth Ann Chaney, Jimmy McDonald, Judith Ann Golff, Ada Katherlne Payne, Carolyn Forsythe, Mrs, Clar (former teacher). Not In picture: Delores Ann Johnson and Lynn Scott. First a n S e c a n d Grade 65 - t ...1 £ ALBERT ■ EL tl MRS.JOHHS;; ..r3  ' tAt v v ' ,cv vA -- r PRESIDENT A. A, PAGE, KATHERINE FINCH, MARTHY CLINt ON THE LEFT an. t ' [N JOYING THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS f DISH WASHERS: Mr . Kiigort.., Mrs. Day, Warren Stapleton Mr. Page in back. - - • ' ' AGE SWEEP -= — SSI 5fc M = -I FOUNDERS TRAINING SCHOOL ENTERTAINS ALUMNI AT TEA AT THREE OCLOCK MR ALBERT AND MRS HUSHES ARE SERVED BY MRS PAt,E. MRS, HODStS AT TABLE, MRS, CLARK, MISS SENTER, MR DAM.RON MRS. DORSET IN BACK AND MIKE CHOVAN -H, O ' CLOCK IS VISITING DAY IN DORMI 3RI6S. JOYCE HALL. MARY ANN MAYNARD. MAURINE PACK AND BETTY ANN MARTIN 1 CONFISCATE THE LOWER HALF OF THE BED FROM CARLOS LITTLE, CHARLES CAMPBELL AND MIKE CHOVAN THE RECEPTION COMMITTFE M URiM: BETTY ANN MARTIN. MAE NELL CRUM MISS DUNCAN CK AND THE BEARS Front row, left to right: Clarence Mills, Andrew Renick, Jack Wells, Vernon Syck, Charles Porter. Middle row, left to right: Tommy Elswick, Rudy Rutherford, Warren Stapleton, James Booth, Hubbard Francis. Back row, left to right: William Houchin, Coach, Billy Joe Ray, Allen Snyder, Basil Hall, Jess Brewer, Ray Sumpter, Manager. Clarence (Boney Mills, freshman from Inez, was high scorer for the Bears this past season and among the high scorers in the state. His wicked one handed shot is going to make him a sensation for the Bears next year. Jack Frost Wells, sophomore from Auxier, has played his last game for the Bears. We shall always remember Jack for his fighting spirit and determination to win. We are glad to see him graduate, but sorry to see him go. Charles Porter, freshman from Warfield, has been an asset to the team. He plays a fast shifty game. He is nice to have around when the score is not up to par. Andy Renick, freshman from Bowiing Green, has proved his ability on the basketball floor by being chosen All Tournament man in the J.C.C. Bob Estepp, sophomore from Garret, has donned his last uniform for P.C. Bob has turned into one of the best ball handlers on the team. Glad to see Bob gradu- ate, but sorry to see him go. Vernon Syck, freshman, needs very little introduction since we saw him perform in our own academy. Syck is one of the most aggressive ball handlers we have seen for some time. We are looking forward for a greater Syck next year. Rudy Rutherford, carbon copy of Syck, provides the fans with a lot of excitement with his long shots. He is fast and furious. Tonny Elkwick, Pikeville High School star, is dependable and seems to be in the right place at the right time, we are expecting a lot out of him next year. Hubbard Francis, sophomore from Prestonsburg, will graduate this year. Huck is known lor his cool headed- ness. His cooperation and team spirit was an asset to the Bears during his stay at the college. We will miss your talking It up, Huck. Al Snyder, freshman, has all the possibilities of making a good ball player. He must be commended for his fine team spirit and we are expecting some nice work next year. Buddy Johnson, Pike High, came to us too late to furnish much assistance to the Bear:. Judging from past years he is going to be among the first string next year. Welcome to the Bears, Buddy. Basal Hall, from Dorton, is bound for basketball fame. He has been a spark plug to the Bears from the bench. Hall, has not been a first string man but has been good to have around. James Booth, from Warfield, never seems to be in a hurry but did some fancy ball playing. He is going to be an asset to the team. This epistle could not be ended without mentioning the Bears ' s cob, The bashful man who has taken so much care of the them is Ray Sumpter. We cannot pay any higher tribute to him than saying he is dependable and indespensable. This year the Pikeville College basketball team under the leadership of Coach Bill Hounchin has attained one of the best records that the Bears have compiled In a number of years. Much credit should go to Couch Hounchin and the boys who fought so ardently to have a winning team. 73 THE CUBS Left to right: T. L. Bowling, Don Trivette, James Carter, Jim Bob Harp, Maurice Isabell, Don Barfley, Neale Hal!, Jim Critt Sfratton, Johnnie Burke, Kenneth Burke, Frankie Burke. Coach Hounchin ' s Cubs showed a fine spirit throughout the season even though they lost many of their games. Much Improvement was made during the latter part of the season. Therefore, we are anticipating a bigger and better ball team next year for the Academy. James Carter, forward, is known as the hot and cold player. James made the all-confer- ence team. Johnny Burke, guard, better known as the floor shiner because he is always on the floor In pursuit of the ball. Don Trivette, forward, center, could draw fouls as well as doing excellent defensive play- ing. T. L. Boehling, forward, better known as Shorty, made all the district, scoring 17 points against Phelps. What he lacked in rebounding he made up in scoring. Don Bartley, forward, is a steady ball player who had a good eye for set shots. Don Sullivan, guard, Is a rough and ready player. Dudley Elswick, guard, forward, kept the crowd laughing with his freak shots that nearly always went In. James hiatmaker, guard, inexperienced but a very good rebounder. Charles Beverly, guard, a good rebounder who is counted on for a lot of service next year. Jim Bob Harp, forward, saw action In several games. Jim was handicapped by both accident and Illness this season. Jim Sfratton, forward, didn ' t play much this season but his possibilities look good for the next three years. We cannot fail to mention the two hard working men, Ronnie and Vernon Johnson, who nursed the Cubs during this season. But for them the Cubs might have appeared sans balls, sans suits, sans all. Other prospective ball players for the Cubs are: Maurice Isabell, Franklin Keesee, Russel HIbbs, Kenneth Burke, James Coleman. 74 TRAINING SCHOOL ATHLETICS Left to right: Donnie Layne, Thomas Blevins, Paul Allen Brewer, Morris Justice, Samuel Carter, Gary Dean Layne, Bennie Justice. YELL LEADERS Kathryn Finch, Phyllis Maynard, Bonnie Mater, Barbara Huffman, Donna May. Left to right: Morris Justice, Paul Brewer. Samuel Carter, Gary Layne. ENJOYING THE SWINGS Henry Forsythe, Mary Reynolds, Helen Rankin, Ralph Campbell, Billy Clark, Franklin Rankin, Marco Blackburn, Bettie Feltner, Peter Wul- kan, Barbara Hatmaker, Wanda Davis and Patricia May. A 3MeMnarable Year Congratulations to the Student Body and Faculty of Pikeville College for completion of another outstanding year of accomplish- ments. The Staff of your annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book and one which portrays the highlights of memorable activities. Neither time, effort nor expense have been spared to provide you with a permanent record, attractively presented and complete in every detail. To preserve the photography and literary efforts of the staff, the best grades of material have been combined with skilled workmanship to provide the finest quality yearbook. We are proud that the 1949 Staff selected us to help design, print and bind the Highlander. We have earnestly endeavored to fulfill the confidence placed in us. 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