Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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RALPH KILGORE Business Manager BARBARA CONN Secretary ETHEL BEEM Secretary t(j the President ALICE RECORD Registrar

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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

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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