Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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K, G Yisvo , • r, ' ji : mtir M j% ' VM.i.C ? . Y i w -- 1 ' — f f 1 . ' 1 . 1 1 % ! THE PRESIDENT ' S HOUSE m THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING t ' - r ■i DERRIANA -■ ' T tJBisr—n WICKHAM HALL WICKHAM CHAPEL D E D I C A T I O N MISS ALICE HETTY RECORD It is to the quiet sweet little lady who is always on duty in the registrar ' s office that we of the annual staff dedicate the 1955 Highlander. Miss Record., we want you to know that we appreciate the importance of your service. We are especially grateful for your patience in adjusting individual schedules, in answer- ing innumerable questions., and in making transcripts for us. You hold the only official record of our college life and we hold you in esteem as our recording angel. IN MEMORIAM It is with a deep sense of loss that the stu- dents of Pikeville College concur with the Board of Trustees in their resolution on recording the death of Mr. Thomas H. Harman and Mr. John Scott Miller, which occurred this past summer. Mr. Harman was the oldest Board member in point of service. His association with the Col- lege had been one of great intimacy and extreme interest. No phase of the college work was ever too insignificant to command his attention, and no moment was ever too large to challenge his enthusiastic support. Few families have had a more intimate association with the College than that of Mr. Harman ' s. Mr. Miller had been a member of the Board for many years and had always looked upon his trusteeship as a serious and challenging re- sponsibility. Every phase of the College work had his deep interest but he was especially in- terested in the program as contributing to the spiritual growth and development of the stu- dents. He was ever willing to give liberally of his time and of his means for the on-going work of the College. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ALLARA LIBRARY P EVILLE COLLEGE lori TRUSTEES REV. SAMUEL R. CURRY Chairman WILLIAM J. BAIRD Secretary NORMAN A. CHRISMAN Treasurer A. A. PAGE The President of the College. E. Officio TERM EXPIRES 1955 RoIkm ' I Weir AuxitM- Plllslii rfh. Pcnnsvli iiiiid Re . Edwin F. Dalstroni Harlan. Kentucky ,|am ' s D. Francis Huntington. West Virginia R. H. Hohbs PikeiiUe. Kentucky Rev. John K. Mitchell Cinannali. Oliio W. W. Walker Rluefield. West Virginia TERM EXPIRES 1956 William J. Baird Pikeiillc. Kentu( ky K. J. Dav Pikeville. Kentucky Rev. Frank R. Elder Cincinnati. Ohio B. F. Reed Drift. Kentucky Rev. ( larcTice EdwartI Macartnev Genera College. Penns liania TERM EXPIRES 195 Norman A. (Jhrisnian Pikerille. Kentucky Rev. Samuel R. Currv 4shlanil. Kentucky Lon B. Rogers Pikerille. Kentucky Rev. James W. Angell Lexington. Kentucky Mrs. Ralph B. Hindman Buffalo. New York p R E S I D E N T In bringing greetings to a very fine graduating class, I am cer- tain that all the faculty join me in wishing tor vou great success in vour life ahead. Let us remember, however, that success is measured by the positive and constructive things we do. rather than by those things which apparently bring fame — verv little is said about Thomas in the Bible, but we do not forget that it was by his efforts that the great apostle Peter was brought to Christ. If, ten years from now, each member of the graduating class can look back on life and trulv sav that he has given honest ef- fort to each task undertaken, this will be a trulv successful and ereat class. A. A. Page RALPH KILGORE Business Manager BARBARA CONN Secretary ETHEL BEEM Secretary t(j the President ALICE RECORD Registrar D E A N There are fine things, and there are common things. A person must learn to choose between them. He who chooses the fine will pay more in effort, but his will be the lasting satisfaction of attainment. A college education requires ef- fort and sacrifice, but it is well worth its price. Mav these pages, as you turn them in years to come, only bring vou sat- isfaction and happiness in the knowledge that you chose the best. PHILIP BEMBOWER. Dean FORREST E. ALBERT Music MRS. MANUEL ARNETT Librarian LEE H. BALL, JR. English BLANCHE S. BANTA Latin English BETH B. BRADY Spanish Journalism ALMA CULTON Bible REDIFORD DAMORON Education WILLIAM FRANKLIN DAY Chemistry Physics STELLA ELKINS History RUTH ENOCH Voice Piano KATHARINE GRISWOLD English Education WALTER HAMBRICK Coach Physical Education Picture Not Available FRANZISKA HEINRICK Piano LUCY E. HOLE English WESLEY PINKERTON Business BOYD RANDAL Math Psychology MILDRED DAVIS Business MARY I. SPILMAN Biology German ARKADY C. WEBER Piano MARGUERITE WEBER Art MAMIE E. WILSON Math GLADYS WHITMORE Geology MRS. ELIZA BLACKBURN Housemother GRACE WOODBURN Housemother t MADALINE C. HATCHER Academy Principal English SARAH E. NORTH Training School Principal KATHERINE RATLIFF Fifth and Sixth Grades KATE H. BALL Third and Fourth Grades s !8 9« BETTY J. HAMBRICK First and Second Grades ' ' - -i ' SOPHOMORES TOM VINCILL Reporter ALPHEIJS HATFIELD Vice President GAIL BURGESS Secretary REDIFORD DAMORON Advisor TOM GAUDILL President O F F I C E R S Although the Sophomores were defeated by the Freshmen in the annual softball game, they were a good class accord- ing to their sponsor. They rate above average scholastically and are recognized leaders on the campus. Thumb thru the school paper or the Highlander and you will see the varied interests and abilities of the class. In courses of study they are represented in the following proportions: Business 11, Teachers 28, Scientific 7, General 15, Pre-Med 7. Norma Ann Addington Fleming-Neon High School Cromona. Kentuekv Glee Club, CWC, FTA. Treasurer, Rafinesque Vice President; High- lander. Snafjsliot Editor; IRC; Cheer- leader; Christian Fellowship, YWCA; Navigators; Folk Games; May Day Activities. Chester Adkins Pikeville ' High School Greasv Creek, Kentucky FTA. Frederick W. Baker Pikeville High School Pikevillc. Kentucky German Club. BiLLiE Gail Barnette Pikeville High School Pikeville. Kentucky German Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2; YWCA 2; Christian Fellowship 1, 2; Annual Staff 2; Westminster Fel- lowship 2; May Day Activities 1; Folk Games 1, 2. Paris L. Bentley Pikeville High School Greasy Creek, Kentucky FTA. 1 ..-t 0 Paul R. Bevins Hellier High School Millard, Kentucky Basketball. jt i Jean Blackburn Johns Creek High School German Club; Rafinesque Club. Joe K. Blackburn Belfry High School Stone. Kentucky Rafinesque Club; FTA Club. Patty Mae Blackburn Feds Cr. ' ck High School Phvllis. Kentucky Glee Club; YWCA; FTA. Roberta Blevins Fikeville High School Little Dixie, Kentucky FTA; Glee Club, Secretary; Treasur- er of Highlander Staff; Christian Fellowship. COYET BoLEN Garrett High School Garrett, Kentucky Basketball. Laurence Braddock Jenkins High School Jenkins, Kentucky Rafinesque Club. Barbara Gail Burgess (A,llins High Schdol Oak Hill. West Virginia Cheerleader 1, 2; Editor, Record; Secretary -Treasurer Sophomore Class; Highlander Staff 1, 2; Chris- tian Fellowship. Lola Mae Burke Virgie High School Hartly, Kentucky FTA; Christian Fellowship; YWCA; Glee Club. Bun Jack Burnett Pikeville High School Pikeville, Kentucky Treasurer, Biology Club. Paul Wilson Calloway Cumberland High School Cumberland, Kentucky Highlander, President; Youth Fel- lowship; First Stooge; Creative Writing Club; Folk Gaines; Intra- mural Basketball; Pre-Engineering. Thomas Caudill Pikeville High School Pikeville, Kentucky Sophomore President; Spanish Club; Current Events; Student Advisory Council; Second Stooge. Ernest R. Chaney Pikeville College Academy Pikeville, Kentdcky Highlander Staff,, Art Editor; Presi- dent, Spanish Club; Third Stooge. IvA Jean Chaney Pikeville High Srhool Millarii. Kt-ntuckv Christian Fellowship Shirley Sue Childers Hellier High School Big Branch. Kentucky FTA. I i. Louie Clevinger Grun(] High School Grundy. Virginia FTA. Sam Paul Combs Pikeville Gollcge Academv Bets Lavne. Kentucky Ambassadors; Dramatics Club; Glee Club; Christian Fellowship;. HMS Pinafore, The Pirates of Penzance; Christian Advisory Council. T PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE R. V. Cool Feds Creek High School Lick Creek. Kentucky Alonzo Damron Warfield High School Beauty. Kentucky Ralph Gr eer Dorton High Schoi. Mvra. Kentucky Armv 1951-53. Bernard Hackney Dickenson Memorial High School Clintonwood, Virginia; Mouthcard. Kentucky YMCA; Highlander 1; Record 2. ? . Carl D. Hall Feds Creek High School Phyllis, Kentucky Rafinesque. Franklin D. Hall Dorton High School Myra, Kentucky Manager; General Course JSo photo 3i fc- AVAILABLE James H. Harmon PikeviUe High School Boldman, Kentucky Alpheus p. Hatfield Bellry High School Hardy, Kentucky Current Events; Sophomore Class Vice President. «V ,j ■  Clell Haynes, Jr. Pikeville High School Cow Pen, Kentucky FTA; Christian Fellowship. I Tom Vencill Belfry High School Pikeville. Kentucky SCAC; Christian Fellowship; Am- bassadors; YMCA; Glee Club; P resi- dent of Rafinesque; Sophomore Re- porter. Shirley Hensley Williamson High School Goodv. Kentuck Glee Club; FTA; Christian Fellow- ship: YWCA; Rafinesque Club. Glenna F. Hobson Pikeville High School Pikeville. Kentuekv Christian Fellowship; FTA. Charles Paul Holsinger Caverna High School Horse Cave. Kentucky German Club 2; Creative Writing Club T 2; Highlander, Sports Edi- tor; Youth Fellowship; Folk Danc- ing; May Day Festivities 1. Freeman Lee Jones Pikeville High School Pikeville. Kentuekv Folk Dancing. Geneva Mae Justice Pikeville College Academy Phyllis. Kentucky Highlander Staff; YWCA; Glee Club; IRC; Spanish Club; FTA; Christian Fellowship; Creative Writ- ing Club; Rafinesque Club; Folk Dancing; Navigators; May Day Fes- tivities. James Donald Keene Feds Creek High School Phyllis, Kentucky Business Course. Lowell Keene Pikeville High School Pikeville, Kentucky German Club 1, 2. • 9f Marcum Keene Feds Creek High School Feds Creek, Kentucky Youth Fellowship; Future Teachers Association, President. Burt D. Kinney Pikeville High School Pikeville, Kentucky Betty Kirtner Chattaray High School Chattaray, West Virginia YWCA; FTA; Christian Fellowship; SCAC. XB- It- : Ina Merle Lafferty Pikeville High School Pikeville, Kentucky FTA; Youth Fellowship; Highland- er Staff; Current Events; Rafinesque. Lucille Lafferty Pikeville High School Pikeville, Kentucky Glee Club; Youth Fellowship; High- lander Staff. Ethel Lanksford Pikeville High School Pikeville, Kentucky Christian Fellowship. Gary Layne Pikeville College Academy Pikeville, Kentucky Basketball. a-.: .j Barbara Ann Lowe Belfry High School Siilney, Kentucky FTA; Rafinesque Club. Lois Lowe Pikeville High School Broad Bottom, Kentucky Christian Fellowship; May Day Fes- tivities; Prayer Meeting; Folk Games; YWCA; Annual Staff. Richard Lurth St. Peter High School St. Peter, Minnesota Glee Club; Ambassador; Christian Fellowship; Annual Staff, Editor. Bobby C. McCoy Pikeville High School Pikeville, Kentucky Basketball; Folk Dancing. f r MiNDA MaGGARD Johns Creek High School Pikeville, Kentucky Marrs May Pikeville High School Pikeville. Kentucky General Course. |j M.«« li ' PHOTO ' Not available Ruth Maynard Pikeville High School Pikeville, Kentucky FTA Club; Current Events Club. Talbert Prater Hurley High School Ira, Virginia •r §0 ■X .,■,4 Glen Archie Smith Pikeville High School Pikevillc, Kentucky Annual Staff; Dramatics Club; Pre- Eneineerine. LovELL Sparks Whitcsliurg High School Mayking. Kentucky YWCA; FTA; Christian Fellowship. ' It I Harry Stamper Pikeville High S.hool Pikevillc. Kcniuckx FTA. Ronnie Tackett Virgie High School Virgic. Kentucky Student Lah Technician. Dale Walker Jcnkuis High S( hool Jenkins. Kentucky Raflnesciue ( llub. Carl Wilson (;ilh Tt High School juslicc. West Virgirua Basketball; Folk (iames; (Jerniaii Club. camera shy: Ralph Roberts Michael Scott Mack Slone Don Stlimbo Phyllis Sword Donna She Walters Lorraine Hamilton FRESHMAN CLASS ' 54- ' 55 Prfsident. BILL SCOTT Vice President, BRETT SCOTT Secretary, DONALD BLACKBURN Treasurer, HELENA YATES Lots ol young |jeo|)le doing jusl line. Boast of a class ol two hundred nine. One hundred nineteen l)oys have we Ninelv voung girls lovelv to see. Eight ol ihe slates are rcjiresenled here Ohio, Pennsylvania, and KenUicky. dear, Virjjinia. West Viriiinia. and ihe Minnesx)ta crew. The lair stale ol Michigan and Tennessee too. One l)o ()ines Irom a lar oil land. And we the IVeshinen think he ' s grand. When he returns to Korea, it will he our |)raver. Thai what he has learned here will shine oxer there. With our sponsoi ' Miss Klkins to steer us. We ' ll alwa s have some one to cheer us. And this Ireshnian class will always stand, As the finest class in all ihe land. ■■■■■■■■■■■I ■ m m-t - ' rx f •« ' GEORGE A. ADKINS Pikeville, Kentucky DON CARLOS AMBURGEY Bath, Kentucky JAMES BARKLEY AMBURGEY Litt Carr, Kentucky HAL BLAKE AMOS Pikeville, Kentucky WILLIAM LEE BAIRD Pikeville, Kentucky CONNIE MACK BAKER Burdine, Kentucky RUBY LAFAYE BAMER Garrett, Kentucky JAMES R. BARTLEY Elkhorn City, Kentucky ARBADELLA BENTLEY Virgie, Kentucky JIMMY BENTLEY Shelby Gap, Kentucky LURA LEE BENTLEY Litt Carr, Kentucky GLORIA F. BEVINS Millard, Kentucky MARGARET ANN BEVINS Meta, Kentucky PATSY ANN BLACKBURN Huddy, Kentucky ROBERT H. BLACKBURN McCarr, Kentucky EVELEEN BOLEN Garrett, Kentucky DONALD D. BOOTH Beauty, Kentucky BOBBY BROWN Betsy Layne, Kentucky AMELIA DORIS BUCKLEY Pikeville, Kentucky BETTY LOU BUMBARDNER Dorton, Kentucky JOE MYRON BUTCHER Williamsport, Kentucky GLORIA ANN CAREY Wales, Kentucky JANIV CASTLE Ereeburn, Kentucky FRANCIS CHANEY Pikeville, Kentucky BOBBY CHILDRES Elkhorn City, Kentucky BOBBY CLARK Harold, Kentucky LUTIE EXER CLARK Pilgrim, Kentucky GLADYS CLINE Inez, Kentucky GEORGE T. COLGROVE Detroit, Michigan CLEO COLEMAN Millard, Kentucky . ' I ,, P¥iili!illi!iiil!!i!lll!i JOHNNY COLEMAN Regina, Kentucky MARILYN COLEMAN Deel, Virginia MARY SUE COLEMAN Pikeville, Kentucky ELEANOR COLLIER Mayking, Kentucky PEARL COLLINS Stone, Kentucky WANETH C. AMBURGEY Kodak, Kentucky LOWELL S. CONLEY Garrett, Kentucky COLLEEN CONWAY Pikeville, Kentucky HIRAM R. COUCH Amburgey, Kentucky DONALD J. CUMMINS Pikeville, Kentucky CLIFFORD CURRY, JR. Road Fork, Kentucky MADGE DAMRON Esco, Kentucky EDGAR DEHART Shelbiana, Kentucky SHIRLEY DESKINS Meta, Kentucky GEORGE ELLIS, JR. McAndrews, Kentucky DARRIS GRAY EVERLY Central City, Kentucky JAMES A. FANNIN Hardy. Kentucky TOMMY FARLEY Feds Creek, Kentucky HARLEY FITCH Inez, Kentucky JEANETTE FLEMING Etty, Kentucky CAROL FRANCIS Waverly, Ohio PHILA MAE FRANCIS Garrett. Kentucky THELMA FREEMAN Feds Creek, Kentucky RICHARD F. GIBSON Pikeville, Kentucky REVA COBLE Debord. Kentuckv WILLIAM H. GOBLE Hatfield. Kentucky KENNETH B. GOOCH Neon, Kentucky SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ALLARA LIBRARY PIKEVILLE COLLEGE PIKEVILLE KY RONALD K. GOOSLIN Pikc ille. Kentucky JIMMY D. GRAY Allen. Kenluck CLARA HALE Harold. Kentuckv r tit ' . ' ' •l% I «3 C« ' .s •mm , W f . -. J.-.„-JI.J,l,IUJI ARLENA HANEY Inez, Kentucky WILLIAM HARLEY Robinson Creek, Kentucky ROBERT LYNN HATCHER Wayland, Kentucky ■3 SSswssSte iV m f «« | • ANA MAE HATEIELD McAn4rews, Kentucky JACKIE RAY HATFIELD Ransom, Kentucky ADRIANNA HAYES Lackey, Kentucky ' •■lIM W ' sNk V MARGARET HICKS Pikeville, Kentucky ILENE F. HINKLE Milo, Kentucky L. J. HORNE, JR. Rol)inson Creek, Kentucky r - I ' MiMT-y « ' T J ■«?•  z JUDY ROSE HORTON Crestwood, Kentucky EVELYN SUE HOWARD Pikeville. Kentucky AMELIA ISON Whiteshurg, Kentucky JANICE LEE JOHNSON Virgie, Kentucky FLEETWOOD JOHNSON Myra, Kentucky WILLIAM H. JOHNSON, JR. Virgie, Kentucky GERALDINE JONES Virgie, Kentucky MOSES JUDE Beauty, Kentucky JACQUELINE JUSTICE Shelbiana, Kentucky JANICE FA YE JUSTICE Fishtrap, Kentucky JOSEPH WELLS JUSTICE Phyllis, Kentucky WILLA NADINE JUSTICE Pikeville, Kentucky ZACK JUSTICE Lick Creek, Kentucky HE BONG KIM Seoul, Korea LORRAINE KINDER Pikeville, Kentucky JAKE KING, JR. Cromona, Kentucky ANTOINETTE LACKEY Tram, Kentucky LERA ALIXE LOTT Pikeville, Kentucky RUTH JEAN LOWE Broad Bottom. Kentucky VIRGINIA LOWE Laura, Kenluckv LOWELL McCOWN Bvpro, Kentucky ■H HMBHHHHHBHHIHl ; I ' v wS - ROBERT L. MacDOUGALL Monongahela, Pennsylvania WILLIAM R. McGURK Pikeville, Kentucky ANNA E. MARCUM Nolan, West Virginia ROGER CLARK MARSHALL David, Kentucky WANDA MARIE MARTIN Virgie, Kentucky WILLIAM H. MARTIN, JR. Garrett, Kentucky PHYLLIS ANNE MAYNARD Pikeville, Kentucky BETTY YVONNE MEADE Weeksbu ry, Kentucky DORIS MEECE Pikeville, Kentucky GLENNIS R. MOORE Stone, Kentucky LLOYD MULLINS Amburgey, Kentucky JAMES R. MUNCY Kermit, West Virginia j - HOMER G. MUTTER Hi Hat, Kentucky NELL NADINE NEWMAN Hi Hal. Kentucky ANNA LOU NORMAN McCarr. Kentucky BILLIE RAY NORMAN Kimper, Kentucky JOSEPHINE NORMAN Kimper, Kentucky MARGARET PACE Mayking, Kentucky RUTH ANN PARRAGIN Lowmansville, Kentucky GENE PINSON Freeburn, Kentucky WINDELL PINSON Warfield, Kentucky JIMMY D. POTTER Dorton, Kentucky DARRELL PRESTON Pikeville, Kentucky OCIE ANN PUGH Feds Creek, Kentucky JANICE RAMSEY Pikeville, Kentucky RAYMOND RATCLIFF Lancer, Kentucky CARMEN RATLIFF Coshocton, Ohio DONALD RAY Tomahawk, Kentucky RUTH REDWINE Pikeville, Kentucky JOHN REED Lovely, Kentucky ( 1 mmmmmmmmmm LARRY R. RICE Denver, Kentucky PHYLLIS ANNE RIVERS West Van Lear, Kentucky JOSEPHINE ROBINSON Martin, Kentucky w ' Y ,- PHOTO ' pt unliable AMOS ROWE Tram, Kentucky EUNICE RUNYON Stone. Kentucky THOMAS DEAN RUNYON Belfry, Kentucky WILLIAM LEON RUSSO Pikeville. Kentu( kv FRANKLIN SALISBURY Martin, Kentucky BETTY JACK SAWYERS Pounding MilL Virginia BRETT DORSE SCOTT Pikeville. Kentuckv WILLIAM L. SCOTT Wilkinson. W( st Virginia GRACE EVELYN SHEPHERD David. Kentuckv LEONDIST SHORT Sidney. Kentuckv EULADA SLONE Pikeville, Kentuckv JOSEPHINE SLONE Kelsa, Virginia BUFORD L. SMITH Kt ' lsa, Virt!;iiiia DOUGLAS SMITH Allen, Kentutky EVELYN SMLIH Feds Creek, Keiilueky MARY V. SMITH Thdrnas, Kentucky ALICE SNYDER Betsy Layne, Kentucky RUTH STACY Williamson. West Virginia HATTIE STAFFORD Milo, K(Mitucky HASKELL STANLEY Pikevill( Kentucky HARRY STATON Beilrv. Kentucky JACK STEPHENS Hueysville, Kentucky JOHN R. STEP? Inez, Kentucky KELLY W. STEPHENS Pike illc. Kentuckv CLARA LEE SWEENEY Dunlow, West Vir iinia ATHA CLAUDE SWEENEY Shclhiana. Kentucky ANNIS TAYLOR McVeifili. Kentucky $t FRANKLIN D. TURNER Garrett, Kentucky BENNY L. WARD Offutt. Kentucky DANIEL K. WARD • Winifred, Kentucky CHARLES WARRIX West Prestonsburg, Kentucky PATSY RUTH WEBB Auxier, Kentucky DARLENE WEDDINGTON Pikeville, Kentucky FRANK WELCH Neon, Kentucky MARY JANE WILLIAMSON Road Fork. Kentucky CAROLYN WRIGHT Pikeville, Kentucky (t! «tf HELENA YATES A Omar, West Virginia « CAROL CARNEY ' Cincinnati, Ohio . . r EVA McKEE ' ■ ' Pikeville, Kentucky ■ i i?N .- FAUSTINA LAYNE Pikeville, Kentucky Camera Shv. 22 Freshmen y- ■ - ' F - . ' if ACADEMY ht% WILMA AIKEN Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Pinafore, Pirates of Penzance; Two Skits, Speech Festival; Mav Dav Activities; Pep Club. VIRGINIA CHANEY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Trios 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartet 4; Class Secre- tary-Treasurer. 3, 4. JANICE CRUM Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Drama; Speech Festival 3; Trio 2, 3, 4; Pep (]lub 2, 3. Reporter 4; Music Festival 2, 3, 4. peg(;y ford Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Trios 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Re- porter 1; Chapel Committee 1; President of Class 3, 4; Pep Club 2. 3; All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4; Speech Festival 1, 3; Pinafore, Pirates of Pen- zance. GARY HUGHES Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Conservation Club; Pinafore, Pirates of Penzance. JIMMIE lOHNSON Speech Festival; Pre-Nurses Club; Drama; P( p Chill 2, 3. KENNETH LOWE (conservation Club. PATRICIA MAY P y Club 3. ROSALIE ROWE (;iee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Trios 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State (chorus 4; Speech Festi al 3; Pe[) Club 3; Pinafore, Pirates of Penzance. OLLIE SCALE U.S. Navy 33 Months; USS Columbus, USS Wisconsin. TOO BUSY MARY S. THORNBURY Glee Club; Trio; Dramatics; Speech; Pep Club. BOB WALTERS Basketball 2. 3; The Robe ' Glee Club. LOUISE RUTH WEGNER Glee Club; Dramatics; Speech; Trio. JUNIORS PRISICILLA ALLEY MARY GLENN BELL SAUNDRA BOEHLING PATRICK HOWARD MARY LOUISE HUFFMAN SUE ABSHER ANETTE ADKINS yN JOAN DE FRIEND k CLAUDE FARLEY BOBBY FRIEND ZACH JUSTICE GARY LAYNE PATRICIA LYKINS HELEN LOWE HELEN MiCORMICK S! jML ..mm ' V , B W- f m %, 1 w : Jr F IMC mg o I B • m MARIANNA ROWE CAROLYN STONE NANCY WILLIAMSON ESTILL CARTER ( ' «-  ,i„l annlahlr) EDITORS. HIGHLANDER First idu: Hu infss MaiiajiiT. i ' Ai ' n Smith; S|J(irts and Orj ariization Editor. (!lias. Holsinger; President, Paul (lallowav; Editor. Ricliard Lurtti; Artist. Earnest Chanev. Second riiu: Assistant Editor. Brett Scott; Secretary, Robert Blevins; Snapshots, Ann Addington; Reporter, Ph lhsSuord. ASSISTANT EDITORS First row: (iladxs ( ' .line. Helena Yates. ( .ene a .histice. (lerahline Jones. Seeonil nju: Ri- a (;ohle. Bdhe C. Barnetti-. Shirhv Hinsh ' V, Ilene Hinkh-. Betl Sawvers, Caroline W risht. ASSISTANT EDITORS RECORD STAFF Firsi row: Doris Meci-i ' . I.ois l.ouf. (iail Bur ;css. Pcj;j; Collni.s Nell N. Newman. Second row: Ina Mcrl LallriU. Lucille LalTciiv. Ila l ■ll Slaiilc (lollccn ( ' onwav. (iloria Ann (iarcv. BdUdin : I ' irsI lou: I ' raiik Wi-lcli. BiiMnes- 1a(ia;!cr: (;ail Huri. ' i- s. Kililor: ,o cll Sparks. Assistant Eilitor; .|oc .lusticc. .Sports Editor. Second row: Michael Scott. Staff Artist; .Jeanette Fleming and Janice Lcr loliiisdri. ( ' ir( ulalKjii; I ' eniard ll,n kricv. Assistant Busine - Man- CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Ahore First row: Eveleen Bolen. LaFav Barrier. Betty Sawyers, Phila Mae Francis. Ann Addington, Gail Burgess, Colleen Conway, Francis Chaney. Alma Culton. Second row: Thomas Caudill, Carmen Ratlifl. Richard Gibson. Arlena Hanev. Helena Yates. George Cole- groye, Douglas Smith. Third row: Paul Calloway. Bill Scott. Phyllis Sword. Roberta Bleyins Ceneya Justice. Bettv Kirtner, Loyelle Sparks, Ethel Lankford, Phyllis Rivers, Patty Blackburn, Lola Burke. ( oyet Bolen. Fourth row: .John Reed, Robert Muncy, Ken Gooch. Franklin Turner, Roger Marshall. Arbadella Bentley. Lorrain Kinder. Shirley Hensley. Betty Meade, Evelyn Smith, Alice Snyder, Bill Baird. Beloic First row: Hallic Stallord. Mary J. Williamson. Wilma Justice. Billie G. Barnette. Doris Buckley. Janice Justice, Gloria Bevins, Miss Culton. Second row: Atha Swiney, Patsy Webb. Carole Francis. Harry Staten. Richard Lurth. Sam (. ,ombs. Bob MacDougall. Third row: Tom Vincill. Darris Everlv. Lutie Clark. (Gladys Cline. Cleo Coleman. Margaret Pace. Ruth Lowe, Alex Lott. Carolyn Wright. Margaret Bevins. Fourth row: Brett Scott, Joe Justice. Darlene Weddington, Ina Laflerty, Virginia Lowe, Eleanor Collier, Lucille LalTertv, Judy Horton. Josephine Sloane. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB First row, sealed: Ralph Boberts, Gcraldinp jonfs. Miss Lucy HdIi ' . Ann Addinj ton, Geneva Justice, Second row, slandiiifi: Charles Paul Holsinger, Paul Calloway, Don Blackburn, Franklin Hall. SPANISH CLUB Top row: A. HatlleUI, Jimmy Grev, Kenneth (looch. Mrs. B. Brady. Second row: Lowi-ll MeCown, Raymond RalrlilT. Johnnv Coleman. ( ,eorge Adkins. Sam P. Combs. Gene Davis. Third row: Blake Coleman. MariKn Cob-man. Carole Carney. Canm-n RatlilT. (ieneva lustiee (n-rabl K.il- HIT. Front row: Joe Justice. Janiv Castle. JiuK llortoii. Ajma R. Stacy, Phyllis Rivei-s, iMar (denn Bell Ihonias Caudill. c o L G E G L E E C L U B The College and the Academy Glee Clubs live up to their names in spirit as well as in action. The happy faces in these pictures prove it. They have been the Pirates (of Penzance). Christmas Angels, and spring festival par- ticipants. They can be most anything you want them to be and never disap- point your expectations. They have and will continue to do so through the years to come, (iood luck! A C A D E M Y THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE Twenty-two Pirates of Penzance raptured the enthusiasm and ran away with the interest of PikeviUe College and community for two nights last win- ter. Fifty-one secluded chorus members joined in the steal. They were ablv commanded by Mrs. Hatcher and Mr. Albert and abetted by Miss Heindrich. RAFINESQUE First Row: ( arl Hall. L. Braddoi k, I. Buk(ni(li, L. (Joiilcy. John Stepp, Br -t Scott. Second row: J. Bartley, Glennis Moore, D. Walker. M. Jude, Miss Spillman. ,|. Fannin. Third row: Annis Taylor, L. Fields, Joe Blaikhurn. W. Pinson, D. Booth, Chester Adkins. Funice Runyon. Fourth row: Patsy Blaikhurn, Sue Howard, jean F{lu( khurn. Betty Kirtner. M. J. Williamson. Barhara Lowe, Josephine Norman, Ruth Redwine. Fifth row: Lorraine Kinder, Fulada Slone, Lola Burke, (ieneva Justice, Ann Addiiif ton. Betty Sawyer, Shirley Childers, Clara Hale. Niil ill thr piiluri-: D. Kerns, Grady Wallace. Rav Harrison. GERMAN CLUB Top row; C. Wilson, D. Stumbo, F. Baker. Second row: R. Muncy, B. K. Osborne, W. Johnson. Lowell Keen -, Mack Slone, B. Childers. Third row: R. Liirlli. (iene Pinson, Jack Hatfield, R. Gibson, W. Russo, C. Holsinj er. Bnfiord Smith. Fourth row: II. Couch, Darris Fverly, M. S ' olt, J. Potter, Dou{;las Smith, D. Harley. Fifth row: Miss Spillman, B. Gail BarTiette. LcFavc Bamcr. Evelccn Bolcn, Mar ;aret lliiks. Jean Blackburn. Carol Francis, Arbadella Benth-y. N il pulurcil ' Rav Harrison. V — . T ' = We First row; Roberta Blevins, Ann Addington, Geneva Justice, Gladys Gline, Reva Goble, Lucille Lafferty. Second row: Betty Kirtner, Lois Lowe, llene Hinkle, Shirley Hensley, Phila Mae Francis. Third row: Bret Scott, Lovelle Sparks, Mary .1. Williamson, Grace Shepherd, Hattie Stafford, Ruth A. Parrigan, Clell Haynes. Fourth row: Rediford Damron, Carolyn Wright, Elizabeth Marcum, Lola Burke, Patty Blackburn, Helena Yates. Fifth Zack .Justice, Marcum Kecne. Standing: Grace Shepherd, Miss Elkins, Ruth Parigan, Ralph Varney, Jr., Hattie Stafford, Thomas Caudill. Eulada Slone, Ina Merle Lafferty, Waneth Lee Combs, Ronald Gooslin, Alpheus Hatfield. Sealed: Helena Yates, Arlcna Haney, Geneva Justice, Ann Addington. I. R. C. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ADVISORY COUNCIL First row: Patsy Webb. Alii-e Snvder, Bettv Kirtncr. Gail Burgess. Seconii row: Bill Scott. Sam P. Combs, Tom Vinrill. Tommy Caudill. Darris Everly. A M B A S s A D O R S Y.W.C.A. First row: Josephine Normiin. Annis Taylor. Evelene Bolen. Second row: Shirley Deskins. Betty J. Sawyers, Ilene Hinkle, Geneva Justice, Ann Addington, Lovell Sparks, Gladys Cline, Arbadella Bentley, Geraldine Jones, Waneth Lee Combs, Carmen Ratliff. Third row: LaFaye Bamer, Adriana Hayes, Arlena Haney, Reva Goble, Phila Mae Francis, Alice Snyder. President; Cleo Coleman, Janiv Castle, Billie G. Barnette, Sue Howard, Anna Marcum, Pearl Collins, Miss North, Advisor. Fourth row: Lois Lowe, Lola Burke, Patty Blaikburn, Shirley Hensley, Betty Kirtner. Ocie Ann Pugh. Eleanor Collier. Fifth row: Bettv Bumbgardiier. Margaret Pare. Helena Yates, Patsv Webb, Phyllis Rivers, Evelyn Smith, Hattie Stafford, Clara Sweeney, Ruth Ann Parrigan, Anna Mae Hatfield, Grace Shepherd, Josephine Slone. 71 — i - i ' - I ■r-- - W ' - ' . ■xim i ' . A The Log Cabin . . . Center of Many Christian Activities. Praise Him - Praise Him ' THE REV. WM. G. CHALMERS, Spiritual Emphasis speaker, power- fully challenging the student body with the Christian message at one of the ten meetings held in Wickham Chapel. IVA JEAN CHANEY and ETHEL LANKFORD confer with Rev. Chal- mers during Spiritual Emphasis week. THE CHAPEL . . the heart of Pikeville College. FOUNDER ' S DAY HISTORICAL PAGEANT featured the progress of Pikeville College. MRS. E. S. SHURTLEFF (nee May Elliott, Class of ' 13) wrote the first episode and gave the narration for the historical pageant given in Wickham Chapel to a large and enthusi- astic crowd of alumni and friends. DR. CLIFFORD E. BARBOUR chaUenging 1 the student hodv lo a res|)onsihle considera- i tion ol their national and slate heritage at 1 the morning convocation of the 30th Found- ! w er ' s Day celebration. 1 1 i 1 ! . - % L I -A i ft 4 The trophies at the front left and right crown the Bears ' 1954- ' 55 state looj) season as conferenee winner and tournament champion in the Kentucky Junior College Association. Other trophies are for conference champions in 1950, up[)cr left, 1954, right center. Southeastern runners-up in 1953 at front center, and 19.52 and 195,3 K.J.CA.C. runners- up at rear center and right. c A c H H A M B R I C K WALLACE ' S SIX K.j.C.A.C. RECORDS Si iri-(1 122 points in 1955 lour- natncnt, sinking 44 field goals and 34 free throws and getting 76 rebounds. Scored 500 points in conlerenee games, 1038 in all games in one vear. McCOY ' S PERFORMANCE Started every Bears game in two years at either guard or forward, shifting often to pivot. Scored 1187 points, a K.J.C.A.C. record. Was called by Coach Walter Ham- brick the most versatile pljjyer I ha c ever coach -d. K.J.C.A.C. Twenty-two New Records for the Bears ' 1954- ' 55 Season Scored 1420 points in conference games. Averaged 94.67 points per conference game. Built up a win string of 18 conference games. February 1, 1954. February 5. 1955. Scored over 100 points 16 times. Scored 137 points against a non-conference oppo- nent — Mountain State College at Parkersburg. West Virginia, January 12, 1955. Made highest score on record in a K.J.C.C. Tour- nament game — 114 points — against Lees, Feb- ruary 26, 1955. Made highest combined score with opponent in tournament history — 207 points (Pikeville 114, Lees 93). Made highest total score in a tournament — 310 points — and the highest average in a tournament — 103.3 points per game. Scored above 100 twice in K.J.C.C. Tournament lor the first time on record. Made 99 points on free throws in the tournament. Attempted 147 free throws in the tournament. The only squad to place three plavers on the 1955 Ali-K.J.C.C. Tournament Team — Gradv alUue, Bobby McCoy, and Ralph Roberts. 2723 SCORES WE OPPONENT THEY 120 Westinghouse 92 93 Westinghouse 72 122 Skinners 50 81 Bluefield 81 75 Cumberland 74 74 Morehead 87 91 Lees 64 83 Bethel 70 125 Campbellsville 66 102 Lindsey Wilson 69 93 Paducah 70 137 Mt. State 81 86 Ashland 73 112 N. Greenville, S. C. 84 103 Tusculum 81 107 Lees 101 112 Ashland 63 94 Lindsey Wilson 88 106 Bethel ' 86 65 Campbellsville 64 76 Western B 110 111 Skinners 95 76 Cumberland 76 50 Tusculum 51 88 Sue Bennett 50 117 Nat ' l. Bus. College 103 107 Bluefield 73 117 Sue Bennett 74 2151 K.J.C.A.C. TOURNEY WE OPPONENT THEY 114 Lees 93 108 Campbellsville 91 88 Cumberland 75 310 259 HOMECOMING QUEEN ROBERTA BLEVINS Colleen Conway Lutie Clark, Clara Hale Barbara Gail Burges «iltf SOPHOMORE SQUAD Left to right: Ralph Roberts, Bobby McCoy, Carl Wilson, Grady Wallace, Mack Slone, Gary Layne, and Donnie Mack Stumbo. THE BEARS Standing: Bobby McCoy, Bobby Osborne, Bobby Clark, Carl Wilson, Lowell Conley, Grady Wallace, Lloyd Mullins, Atha Swiney. Mack Slone, Donny Elkins, Barkley Amburgey, Douglas Kern. Kneeling: Jack Stevens, Darris Everly, Joe Butcher. Ralph Roberts, Tommy Runyon, Wendell Pinson, Gary Layne, Franklin Saulsbury, Donnie Mack Stumbo, and Fleetwood Johnson. VC ' B Standing: Norma Ann Aldington, Carolyn Wright, Colleen Conwav Kneeling: Barbara Gail Burgess, Nell Newman. EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT; WE ' VE GOT A TEAM; THERE IS NO DOUBT ABOUT IT! BOBBY McCOY Sophomore Guard 6 ' 1 DONNIE M. STUMBO MACK D. SLONE Sophomore Sophomore Guard Forward 5 ' IF ' 6 ' 3 LPH ROBERTS GRADY WALLACE Sophomore Sophomore Guard Center 5 ' 11 6 ' 4 CARL WILSON Sophomore Forward 6 ' 2 DOUGLAS KERNS WINDELL PINSON Freshman Freshman Forward Guard 6 r ' 5 ' 11 TOMMY RUNYON Freshman Forward 5 ' 11 LOWELL CONLEY Freshman Center 6 ' 3 GARY LAYNE Sophomore Guard 5 11 JACK STEPHENS Freshman Guard 5 9 BARKLEY AMBURGEY Freshman Ff)rwar( ATHA SWINEY Freshman Forward DONNIE ELKINS Freshman Forward 6 ' 2 FLEETWOOD JOHNSON Freshman Guard 5 ' 9 FRANKLIN SALISBURY Freshman Guard 5 ' 9 BOBBY CLARK Freshman Forward 6 ' 3 BOBBY OSBORNE Freshman Forward 6 ' DARRIS EVERLY Freshman Guard 5 ' 9 LLOYD MULLENS Freshman Center 6 ' 6 JOE BUTCHER Freshman (iiiard 5 ' 9 FRANKLIN HALL Manager ji: M THE TRAINING SCHOOL • ? ,;  ,3JJ ®%: ' y  , ' -I ■ ;%,; ' . ' ' ySfZ.fv ' W EIGHTH GRADE Top row: Fay L. Farley, Delores Johnson, Rosemary Johnson, Michel Krager, Francis S. Gilmore. Middle row: James Forsyth, Dennis Walters, Jim Bowling, George R. Childress, Miss E. North. Bottom row: Elmer Dillman, Fay Newsome, Lynn H. Scott, Annie L. Bowling. Lynn Scott and Joe C. Pickelsimer. SEVENTH GRADE Top row: Judith GoiT, Sylvia DeFriend. Judith Justice, Carolyn Forsyth, Deborah Justice. Middle row: Elizabeth North, Ralph Campbell, Robert May, Billie Stone, Henry Forsyth, Jack Walters. Bottom row: Edith Justice, Ruth Ann Chaney, Charlotte Jean May, Vi Wine, Lynn Riley and Carole Wright. SIXTH GRADE ' ' ■ First row: Brownie Rogers, Violet Huffman, Kalhirim- Ralliff, Teach- er; Susan Allen. Sandra Bartley, Linda Forsyth. Second row: Waller Hatcher, Bill Baird, John (Jreer, Luther ( illins, Bobby Venters, Mary Hambley. Third row: Ann Dean, John Bales. John Runyon. Roger Rallill, Ralph Feltner. Gary Friend, Kathy Day. Not in Picture; Donnie Collins. FIFTH GRADE First row; Lee Scott, Ann Darling, Cherith Scott. .Nancv Yost. Linda Goff. Katherine Ratliff, Teacher. Second row: Julia Damron, Roger May. Phil Mc(Janahan. Randall Justice. Kenneth Huffman, Billv Friend, Truda Bartley. N(]| in Picture: Pal Wri lil. FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE Back i(iv , li ' ll 111 right, standing: Virgil B. Justice, Mack Justice. Midiile- r(iv , kneeling: Mike Goff, Buddy Forsyth, Barbara Mays, Ja (idllicr, Margaret Bernbower. Friint r iw: Danny Forsvth, Charles Frank Justice, Joe Day, Jr., Fran Ann ( hililcrs, Patricia Friend. T -acher; Kale Ball. Hdllam Back row, left to right, standing: Marcheta Hordee, John Baird, Tom- my Bales, Hollye Kroger, John Du Puy, Rose Justice, Larry D. ( ' hanc . Middle row, kneeling: Sharyn Dee Lavne, Judith Allvn Hall. Alls Hughes, Patricia Ann Johnson, Carol Sue Campbell. Front row: Beverly Kilgore, Don Hatcher, Kathy Scott, Lisbeth Wine, C nihia Darling. Teacher: Kate Ball. SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE Tuf} First row: Cherrv L. May, Kenny Bowling. Bari l.vnn Bcviris. j. H. Hambli ' v, Nancv Bowling. Robert Preslon. Second row: Doug Greer, Ray Bartley, Claire M kirislcr, I ' alricia Mann. Brnee Walters, Jimmie Childers. Third row: Bill Henderson, Betty Stewart. Larry B. Pinson, Tinker Dillnuui, Karen Cline. Teacher: Mrs. Walter Hamhrick. lidUam First row: Kathvrn I.. Bcnm-lt. Linda S, Layne. David Collier. Phil Hatcher. Sally K. Bowling, Pamela Hogan, Deborah Vincell. Second row: Teresa Lyons, Roger Damron, Jackie Flannarv. .Madge Walt -rs. Winnie L. Stone, Jo Cassadv, Barbara Bernbowcr. Genr- Mann. Teacher: Mrs. Waller llainbrick. pP f - f . .  i 1-«t| W 4 M ' l.i vH ■ ' ■ JJMmJB .• , WB flWsM w ■MgM 7 V ' ' -V, THE RUNTS knccliiifi: llalrhcr. Walters. Standing: Frifnd, Slonc, Riinyon. (Jiilders, Wright. Pirklesimer, Feltner, Venters. Bailes. In p L A Y STORE G I V E T H A N K S W H A T WE V JPAi i«S r ' EAT DO Francis Chaney Peggy Ford Mary G. Bell Claude Farley Bobby Friend Gary Layne Zach Justice Janice Crum Rosalie Rowe Virginia Cbaney RKW ■ w_ ' -■,=«:■: S X 4|.. ■ ■ ■ ■  £ ' ■ y ■ ■ ■ ■ n g ■ ( .■ ■4_. ' ' ' ' SS - ■ ' •• , ■ ! ! ' ' ' ' r««i- ' I. - , The students at Pikeville College really keep Christmas The student body with their lovely May Queen, Janet Wells and her court, enjoy the Stephen Foster program at the 1954 May Festival. P.C. IN ACTION AS SEEN BY THEMSELVES The drawings above and on the next pages do not exac tly express the views of the artist or the student body. Any similarity to persons living or dead is intentional. cio ef- AS SEEN BY THE STUDENTS AS THEY FEEL ABOUT THEMSELVES Mr. Daniron Mr. Kilgore I u ' ii ' f. he ftAckehS- Red ft?Mf tfA ) Mr. Bembower I A v ho fVord to b€ f e 35 Pres ije Of - he Miss Elkins SEEN BY THE STUDENTS , 7). - 1 T5 Now we know how she knows so much history. She lived it. Mr. Kilgore m DoMM .-5 ' be ' f ov ' Mr. Bembower Mr. A. A . Pase Thank you, patrons! Your business manager and members of your 1955 Highlander Staff. Q9 AT,o S I ' ANDERSON ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Connplete Outfitters of Men, © BbL Women, and Children KiiowAn M M ' X Phone 443 320-322-324 Second Street PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY KENTUCKY POWER COMPANY BIG SANDY HARDWARE Phone 10 KENTUCKY FINANCE COMPANY PAINTSVILLE. KENTUCKY Compliments of DR. H. G. SALISBURY Kentucky ' s Oldest and Prestonsburg, Kentucky Pikeville ' s Newest Snnall Loan Company LOAN ' S $20 $300 SPORTSMAN SERVICE STATION Your Ashland Dealer 336 Main Street PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY NANCE MUSIC APPLIANCE CO. 342 Main Street Phone 1294 PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Shop With Confidence at DAWHARE ' S Among Kentucky ' s Be++er Stores Phone 941 Pikeville, Kentucky THE CITIZEN ' S BANK OF PIKEVILLE The Friendly Bank Established July 15. 1952 PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Mennber of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JUSTICE SHOE STORE Second Street PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY SHORT ' S DRUG STORE Rubinstein Cosmetics and Hallmark Cards Division St. Pikesville, Ky. Compliments of PIKEVILLE CAR SALES All Makes and Models New and Used Scott and Main St. Pikeville CARROLL THORNBURY Manager THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established in 1889 Sixty-Five Years Service +o This Community PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY LLOYD ' S AUTO PARTS Pike and Main Street PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY BAKER FUNERAL HOME Phone 80 and 30 PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY JOE E. CHILDERS Cllne St. Service Station Gulf Super Service Phone 1128 PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY MODERN APPLIANCE COMPANY Pikeville, Kentucky PAULEY LUMBER WATSON ' S REAL ESTATE CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Incorporated Hatcher Hotel Building Lumber, Building Materials and Masonry Supplies gOo CAROLINE AVENUE Telephone 217 PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY SANITARY DRY CYRUS CLEANER ' S CO. SPORTING GOODS Oldest Dry Cleaning Plant In the Valley Bn B ' J m PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY 1 PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY CALL BROTHERS HARDWARE CO.. INC. Pikeville, Ky. PHONE 75 BETSY ROSS Bread — Cake — Pies Phone 454 Pikeville Kentucky NORTON FLORAL COMPANY Exper+ Floral Designers Pikeville — Prestonsburg Kentucky Compliments of COX AUTO PARTS COMPANY. INC. PAINTSVILLE PHONE 182 PIKEVILLE PHONE 215 FRANCIS. FRANCIS, TRIVETTE, INC. 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Justice Dale Merion JUSTICE AND MERION Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE 24 HOURS Phone 1162 South Mayo Trail Pikeville, Kentucky There ' s a in ref ' ' one and only ' hment, too BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY THE COCA-COLA BOHLING COMPANY of Pikeville, Kentucky Winners and runners-up in the annual tournaments of the Kentucky Junior College Athletic Conference since its organ- ization: YEAR WINNERS SCORE RUNNERS-UP 1937-38 Lindsey Wilson 67 Campbellsville 1938-39 Lindsey Wilson 71 Lees 1939-40 Lindsey Wilson 58 Sue Bennett 1940-41 Lindsey Wilson 44 Cumberland 1941-42 Sue Bennett 46 Cumberland 1943 to 1945 — Tournament omitted 1945-46 Cumberland 34 Lindsey Wilson 1946-47 Cumberland 55 Pikeville 1947-4S Cumberland 74 Lees 1948-49 Lindsey Wilson 41 Campbellsville 1949-50 Pikeville 83 Ashland 1950-51 Lindsey Wilson 67 Pikeville 1951-52 Paducah 83 Pikeville 1952-53 Lindsey Wilson 78 Pikeville 1953-54 Pikeville 81 Lindsey Wilson 1954-55 Pikeville 88 Cumberland SCORE 47 30 39 40 40 27 36 38 36 60 61 75 72 79 75 f THE PROPOSED NEW SCIENCE AND CHAPEL Some prospective future students for the new four-year college. 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