Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1961 volume:

v 3z k a£ z - A«io B4is«iSS!Kii3f(i!WS« 9 Wn Jli ne Cues vL ' i2l0 ijlKZ JLlllS y 3 iPi eviue, !Jleniuc£a DEAN HOWARD HOOVER It is with deep affection and admiration that we dedicate this ' 61 Highlander to Dean Howard Hoover. It is our way of expressing our gratitude and our sincere appreciation for all that he has done as teacher, counselor, and friend. SI SCIAL COLLECrrON ALLARA LIBRARY PIKEVflLE COLLEGE PIKEVILLE KY Hml. •■ ' V ' ' yM V f . SS3 ' i - f t.: t j ' . ' - ' ' i:-. i TO ? Not long ago, someone asked President A. A. Page: How can you afford to take everybody in? His reply was typical: How, he answered, can we afford not to? 1. Administration Building (Classrooms) 2. College parking area 3. Men ' s dormitory 4. Women ' s dormitory 5. Faculty apartments 6. President ' s home 7. Dean ' s house 8. Faculty house 9. Academy 10. Religious Activities Building 11. Methodist hospital 12. Train and Bus depot Although Presbyterian re- lated and supported, Pike- ville College has many stu- dents from other denomina- tions; Baptists, Methodists, Christians, and others. The Christian emphasis is what counts. A. Chapel building (Under construction) B. Addition to Men ' s Dorm — new kitchen and additions to cafeteria (Under construction) C. Addition to Women ' s Dorm (Under construction) D. Retired faculty apartments (One is now completed) E- Faculty apartments F. Classroom building — basement parking G. Beside No. 10 a new Student Center is also under construction. Wickh l Derriana Hal House Administration Building We will attempt in these following pages not only to present a record of the 196O-I96I school year but also to capture the spirit of Pike ille College for the memories of you who read this book in the -ears to come. . . i ■ - n ■ - 7 T THE CHAPEL PikeviUc College not only outlines a Christian program — Pikeville College is a Christian program. Regular daily worship in the Chapel is a vitally important part of the student ' s life at Pikeville College. Here in the Chapel, the students come in contact with the finer things of life: good music, art, drama, lectures, sermons, and special types of entertainment. Here in the crowded pews many find that which they have searched for all their lives — Christ. cjpr n u ' ' clwiiies nyon m o rac e ? Two Judys meet during the Traditional Maypole Dance 12 JliatJ JCina an CI 2,ueen 1 ten JKatjnaro ano Soreiia CBalT Next year we ' ll be served, say Judy, Nola, Prissy, and Nellie who are finally getting to eat. Nothing like a banquet. Howard, Ray, Robert, Clyde and Tim wait to be served at Pikeville College ' s Honor Banquet. ■SX endy, Cora, Lee, and Rochella seem to be enjoyins each other ' s company. 13 Members of the Class of ' 35 enjoy a reunion at the Alumni Banquet. f K Toastmaster for the Alumni Banquet, Mr. Charles Chris- man. On his left is President Elect Mr. George Kirk. Alumni reminisce while waiting for dinner. Dr. Paul Record performs official ground breaking ceremonies for the Record Memorial Building June 5, I960. Mrs. Ernest Hoeldtke and Dr. A. A. Page wait their turn with the shovel. - Thelma Slone, Freshman Class representative, turned a shovel of dirt for the ground breaking ceremonies of the Student Center on June 4, I960. Donna, Cora, Lee and Frank look on approvingly. 15 The Smiling Doctors ' Cherislied dreams and fulfilled hopes are completed by this ceremony. It is a time of both happiness and sadness for the seniors. ' • % r • 16 ' Dr. William W. Marvin and Dr. A. A. Page Rev. James Seth Stewart, D.D. and Dr. William Henry Lowe Dean Rediford Damron hoods Dr. Lowe as Dr. Page confers the Honorary Degree. Mrs. Ernest Hoeldtke, President of the United Presbyterian women. Dr. A. A. Page and Dr. William W. Marvin I Student teacher, Mrs. Geraldine Welch, explains her I project to classmates. A punch recipe is demonstrated in English 225. Summer School Graduation Banquet Mr. George Hartley explains some principles of electricity to classmates in English 225. Mr. Virgil Osborne shows Mr. Samuel Pauley his student teaching project. KdjlMjblMJ JvCjt What do you mean, you overslept? i f Une J resioeni ( peaAs As the years pass, you will find that your HIGHLANDER will increase in value because it will become your book of memories. Your college classmates and ex- periences will be kept fresh in your mind as you review it. Each individual has made a place for himself by past conduct, but the years ahead will determine the final estimate of all. Each person, therefore, has the opportunity to build a reputation. My sincere hope is that every student enrolled in this HIGH- LANDER will build a great reputation and this can be done by constantly striving to give to life your very best. May God guide each of you to a most satisfying and useful life. A. A. PAGE 21 DEAN HOOVER DEAN DAMRON The unique function of the small church-related college is not only to give instruction in academic subjects, but to give the kind of training in moral and spiritual values that are difficult to attain on a large college or university campus. Pikeville College is small enough that it can give individual attention to the student in the classroom and in the various campus activities. It is our sincere hope that as students receive their degrees from this college that they will be better citizens in the communities in which they make their homes because they attended a college that not only had an academic emphasis, but tried to develop the spiritual and moral values of life as well. HOWARD HOOVER Dean of Students REDIFORD DAMRON Academic Dean 22 Joaro of Jrusiees SEATED, left to right: Rev. James W. Angell, Lexington, Kentucky; Dr. A. A. Page; Mrs. Ralph B. Hindman, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania; Kelly J. Day, Pikeville, Kentucky; W. W. Walker, Bluefield, West Virginia. STANDING, left to right: Norman A. Chrisman, Pikeville, Kentucky; R. H. Hobbs, Pikeville, Kentucky; William J. Baird, Pikeville, Kentucky; Robert Weir Auxier, Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania; Rev. Edwin F. Dalstrom, Harlan, Kentucky; Lon B. Rogers, Pike- ville, Kentucky; B. F. Reed, Drift, Kentucky. MEMBERS NOT PRESENT: Rev. Samuel R. Curry, Ashland, Kentucky; Floyd I. Fair- man, Lexington, Kentucky; Rev. John K. Mitchell, Dearborn, Michigan; Rev. Clyde L. Myers, Coral Gables, Florida; Rev. C. Ralston Smith, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Rev. Frank R. Elder, Cincinnati, Ohio. Emeritui 23 ETHEL BEEM Secretary ADA CALVERT House Mother JOYCE HOUK Nurse FLORENCE P. HUNTER Secretary SIDNEY SUMMERS Internal Auditor RALPH T. KILGORE Business Manaeer ROBERTA HOOVER Secretary GRACE PINKERTON House Mother BARBARA CONN Secretary 24 FtiOtfifu One more year of climbing up and down these stairs will do me in for sure. MARY RUTH AKXhTT Librarian BLANCHE S. BANTA Language and English RAYMOND J. BRADLEY Education JOE BUTCHER Physical Education ALMA CULTON Bible KM  5 PALL BUTCHER Physical Education MILDRED J. DAVIS Commerce RUTH COCHRAN Training School WILLIAM FRANKLIN DAY Chemistry, Physics 26 SAMUEL DEAN Mathematics W. W. DENTON Mathematics RUTH ENOCH Music GEORGE FORSYTHE Commerce STELLA ELKINS History MARY BELLE GEORGE Enghsh KATHARINE GRISWOLD Enghsh TALMA HANEY Enghsh MADALINE HATCHER Enehsh 27 LUC L. HOLE English GERTRUDE ISON Mathematics ANNITA JOHNSON Language NEIL B. HOUK Science LOVELL ISON Science D. G. JOHNSON Geology, Geography WILLIAM M. HUNTER Music ROBERT W. JOBES Mathematics CALVIN P. JONES Psychology 28 CHARLES KNAPP Social Studies MAE LESLIE Training; School ANNA MILLER English WRAY MILLER Bible t §.- GAZA NAGY Lanijuace X ROBERT M. PFAFF Social Studies WESLEY PINKERTON Librarian KATHERINE RATLIFF Training School BONITA B. SHARPE Physical Education 29 No Photo AVAILABLE P 4,1 WILLIAM M. SMITH Music -saaa JOHN WADDELL Education and Psychology WILLIAM C. HAMBLEY Anatomy and Physiology MARY I. SPILLMAN Alumni Secretary ERNEST E. STAN LORD Science MARCUFKITl: WEBER Art ELIZABETH M. WILSON Mathematics REBECCA STALLWORTH Medical Technology EDWIN T. THORSNESS Medical Technology 30 C id(M you, Freshman? c5. enior G a ass icers From Left to Right: Bo Kung Chai, Chapel Representative; Peggy Childers, Secretary- Treasurer; Roger Ratliff, Vice-President; and Audbrey Taylor, President. The above students are the leaders of tomorrow. They have led their class through the years. The officers of the Senior Class are glad to say that This is the best graduating class to come from Pikeville College. 32 Senior d iucfeni Gouncif u epreseniaiiues Left to Right: Homer Adams and Rudy Wagner. Absent: John O ' Brien. These Student Council members of the Senior Class are seeing that the seniors are well represented. They are very capable and do what they feel that their fellow students would want them to do. KV 33 HOMER A. ADAMS Zebulon, Kentucky B.S. Physical Education JUSTINE ADAMS Salyersville, Kentucky B.S. English and Art JACQUELINE JO ALLARA Matewan, West Virginia B.S. Physical Education ALICE MAE BAKER Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. English and Music REBECCA JO BEVINS Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. History and Eiiglish JUSTINE BLACKBURN Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. Physical Education 34 RICHARD L. BRASHEAR Manton, Kentucky B.S. Physical Education GEORGE CARROLL Ashland, Kentucky B.S. Physical Education BO KYUNG CHAI Seoul, Korea B.A. Social Studies MITCHELL CHAPMAN Nolan, West Virginia B.S. Elementary Education BILLIE LYNN CHILDERS Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. Physical Education PEGGY CHILDERS Elkhorn City, Kentucky B.S. Physical Education 35 ELIZA BELLE COMPTON Shelbianna, Kentucky B.S. Biology, Chemistry HIRAM COUCH Wheelwright, Kentucky JAMES G. ESTEP Seco, Kentucky HERSCHEL FLANARY Langley, Kentucky B.S. Math, Chemistry MARGUERITE GOFF Ravenswood, West Virginia CLEMMA L. HAMMOND Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. History, English 36 ' •% GARNETT LEON HESS Conoway, Virginia B.A. MARY HICKS Pikeville, Kentucky EVERETT HORN, JR Inez, Kentucky B.A. Biology, English Physical Education STANLEY HOUSER Lockland, Ohio B.A. English. History - PEGGY JO JOHNSON Robinson Creek, Kentucky STELLA M. JONES Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. English. Art 37 JAMES M. LESLIE Pikeville, Kentucky ALVIN McCRORY Williamson, West Virginia B.S. Social Studies CARLOS EDWARD NEELEY Cliff, Kentucky B.S. History. Ait KELLEY FRANKLIN PHELPS Van Lear, Kentucky B.S. Physical Education NORMA JEAN NEELEY Cliff, Kentucky ROGER RATLIFF Pikeville, Kentucky B.A. Social Studies 38 y PAUL SETSER KENNETH SMALLWOOD AUBREY GENE TAYLOR Auxier, Kentucky Sassafras, Kentucky Meta, Kentucky B.S. B.A. B.S. Physical Education English, Biology Physical Education THELMA JEAN TILLER Lovely, Kentucky B.S. History, Biology MARVIN RUDY WAGNER Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. Physical Education GENEVA A. WARD Hindman, Kentucky B.S. 39 ' ■i RONALD DEAN WEBB Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. English, History VERNON L. WOODS Dayton, Ohio B.S. History, Pol. Science PATRICIA WRIGHT Dorton, Kentucky B.S. Elementary Education GEORGIA ANN FIELDS Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. English, History MRYTLE M. HUNT Prestonsburg, Kentucky B.S. Elementary Education ' V JAMES BENTLEY Shelby Gap, Kentucky B.S. Mathematics, English 40 Juat6 tS Would you believe it be a senior. From left to right: Raymond Wells, President; Charles Slone, Vice-President; Jo Wanda Blair, Secretary; Allen Marcum, Treasurer. 42 junior Glass iuoenl Go an en iRepreseniaiioes From left to right: Marlene Wilkerson, Burnard Collier, Martha Osborne. 43 JOHN ASHBY Grundy, Virginia JOHN BAILEY Johnstown, Ohio RAYMOND BELCHER Zebulon, Kentucky CAROL BLACKBURN Fishtrap, Kentucky JO WANDA BLAIR Virgie, Kentucky WEBBLE BLEVINS Langley, Kentucky J. D. BOND Paintsville, Kentucky PETE WILLIAM CAMPBELL Chattaroy, West Virginia MARTHA C. CHILDRESS Pikeville, Kentucky SHALIMAR CLARK Pikeville, Kentucky ROBERTA JOY CLEVINGER Elkhorn City, Kentucky BURNARD COLLIER Pikeville, Kentucky BEVERLY CURTIS Lake Worth, Florida WILSON DAMRON Virgie, Kentucky STEPHEN N. FRIEND Pikeville, Kentucky DEANNA GARRETT Prestonsburg, Kentucky SHIRLENE GOFF Fishtrap, Kentucky JANELLE HALL Allen, Kentucky JANICE HOGG Pikeville, Kentucky MARY MARIE HOPKINS Virgie, Kentucky JOHN WILL HUNT Feds Creek, Kentucky EVELYN ISON Pikeville, Kentucky STELLA ISON Ison, Kentucky DIETER JOHNSON CarroUton, Kentucky PHYLLIS ANN JONES Dema, Kentucky ROBERT CLARK JONES Huntington, West Virginia JANET KEENE Feds Creek, Kentucky LLOYD KEENE Pikeville, Kentucky KAY KNEPPER Toledo, Ohio ALLEN MARCUM Pikeville, Kentucky AUTHELIA MAY Pikeville, Kentucky KENNETH MAYNARD Pikeville, Kentucky JACQUELINE MOSLEY Estill, Kentucky JANALLEE MULLINS Dwarf, Kentucky KENNETH MULLINS Dorton, Kentucky WILLIAM McCOY Weeksbury, Kentucky ROBERT L. MacDOUGALL Monongahela, Pennsylvania MARTHA OSBORNE Bevinsville, Kentucky ELIZABETH V. PARSONS Pikeville, Kentucky JUNE PARSONS Zebulon, Kentucky WILLIAM POWELL Elkhorn City, Kentucky GENE PRATER Hueysville, Kentucky JANICE ALLEN PRATER West Perstonsburg, Kentucky THURMAS GALE REYNOLDS Pikeville, Kentucky CHARLES PATRICK RYAN Mouthcard, Kentucky LINDA SCOTT Pikeville, Kentucky JERRY SENTERS Clintwood, Virginia LONNIE SLONE Bypro, Kentucky ANNA ROSE COMPTON Pikeville, Kentucky JACKIE LEE STEPHENS Cromona, Kentucky JOSEPH A. SHARPE Corbin, Kentucky ROSALEE STEWART Pikeville, Kentucky ROCHELLE THORNBERRY Stone, Kentucky ZORA LEE VARNEY Sidney, Kentucky RAYMOND DOUGLAS WELLS Emma, Kentucky SUSAN MARLENE WILKERSON Pikeville, Kentucky CojpliOMMJ What do you mean, I copy everything you do? opnomore Glass (Jmicers Left to Right: Tommy Justus, Vice-President; Bruce Fletcher, President; Bill Dotson, Re- porter; Judy Dixon, Treasurer; Pat Clark, Secretary. (b)lu jeni CjounciJ Uvepresen a i ' oes Left to Right: Richard Roberts, Patsy McGuire, Bruce Fletcher. 50 ROSE LAROO ANDERSON Feds Creek, Kentucky BETTY L. BALDRIDGE Prestonsburg, Kentucky MONIE BANKS Pine Top, Kentucky LORETTA BELCHER Pikeville, Kentucky CHARLES V. BENTLEY Elkhorn City, Kentucky SCOTT BENTLEY Etty, Kentucky NORMA GLEAH BISHOP McVeigh, Kentucky LARRY G. BLEVINS Langley, Kentucky PEGGY BOOTH Beauty, Kentucky ANNA LOU BOWLING Pikeville, Kentucky RONALD FON BURNETTE Coal Run, Kentucky CHARLES O. CARLTON Grundy, Virginia ARCHER FORD CHILDERS Auxier, Kentucky JERRY W. CHILDERS Elkhorn City, Kentucky BILL JOE CLARK Pikeville, Kentucky PATRICIA ANN CLARK Warfield, Kentucky JAMES EUGENE CLAY Oceana, West Virginia JAMES CLEVINGER Kelsa, Virginia NEGOTHA COLEMAN Pikeville, Kentucky PATTY JUNE COLEMAN Elkhorn City, Kentucky RAY COLLIER, JR. Warfield, Kentucky ANDREW COMPTON Shelbianna, Kentucky RAYMOND D. COMPTON Draffin, Kentucky FRANKIE CRAFT Whitesburg, Kentucky BRENDA POLLY CRUMB Hurley, Virginia ALVIN DINGESS Chapmansville, West Virginia DENNIS CHARLES DIXON Jenkins, Kentucky JUDITH DIXON West Prestonsburg, Kentucky BILL BLAKE DOTSON Kelsa, Virginia OLIVE A. DOTSON Feds Creek, Kentucky JIMMY ELSWICK Rock House, Kentucky LUCILLE EPLING Elkhorn City, Kentucky BETTY FISH Inez, Kentucky LARRY B. FLETCHER McVeigh, Kentucky JUDITH F. FUGATE Ezel, Kentucky JANE LEE GRAY Pikeville, Kentucky EDD HAWKINS Seven Mile Ford, Virginia HARRY F. HEISER Moonachie, New Jersey ODERA HONAKER Pikeville, Kentucky JIM E. HOSKINS Pikeville, Kentucky JAMES C. HUNT Belfry, Kentucky ROBERT P. HURT Buchanan, Kentucky JACK F. HUTCHINSON Martin, Kentucky JIMMY JARRELL Delbarton, West Virginia JOETTA JOHNSON Etty, Kentucky SANDRA JOHNSON Hardy, Kentucky RAY JONES Bevinsville, Kentucky ELSTER JUSTUS Hurley, Virginia TOMMY P. JUSTL ' S Kelsa, Virginia PHYLLIS KINCER Cromona, Kentucky GENORA M. KISER Pikeville, Kentucky BRENDA LOU LITTLE Pikeville, Kentucky JAMES MAYNARD Beauty, Kentucky SHIRLEY MEADE Phyllis. Kentucky PATSY ANN McGUIRE Williamson, West Virginia HOBERT D. McKENZIE Pikeville, Kentucky MYRNA FA YE NEWSOME Pikeville, Kentucky CAROL TsI SUE PIERCE Dayton, Ohio GERALD P. PRESTON Meally. Kentucky GLENNA SUE REED Meta, Kentucky CHARLES R. REYNOLDS PikeviUe, Kentucky ANN ROBERTS Virgie, Kentucky RICHARD ROBERTS Wheelwright, Kentucky PRISCILLA G. ROGERS Pikeville, Kentucky EVELYN RUTH ROWLAND Ezel, Kentucky YVONNE RUNYON Pikeville, Kentucky MARGARET R. SADD Pikeville, Kentucky DONALD G. SCALE Pikeville, Kentucky STEVE SCOTT Pikeville, Kentucky ONEIDA SINGLETON Fisty, Kentucky PATTY SIRGINNIS Pikeville, Kentucky THELMA SLONE Inez, Kentucky EVERETT SMITH Pinsonfork, Kentucky MAGDALENE SPEARS Pikeville, Kentucky ELOISE SPRADLIN Lookout, Kentucky ANNA LOU STANLEY Sidney, Kentucky GARLAND STATON Hardy, Kentucky ELIZABETH STEPP Pikeville, Kentucky DONNA STEWART Pikeville, Kentucky DOROTHY N. STRATON Pikeville, Kentucky PHAMON TACKETT Virgie, Kentucky RONALD E. TERRY Wheelwright, Kentucky NANCY H. TLrSSEY Macon, Georgia BETTY VARNEY Nolan, West Virginia BONITA VARNEY Forest Hills, Kentucky JUDY VENTURING Williamson, West Virginia JUDITH ANN WAGNER Pikeville, Kentucky HERMAN WARD Wheelwright, Kentucky HERMAN E WEBB Paintsville, Kentucky CHARLES WIECHERS Prestonsburg, Kentucky HENRY WILKINSON Wheelwright, Kentucky MARVIN W. WILLIAMSON Pikeville, Kentucky BETTY WRIGHT Dorton, Kentucky A future Einstein; 57 All play and no work makes 58 Pt fuMfiW Boy — these crew cuts they give you are sort of chilly! ¥ ' ■ ' ' • ' J ' ' ' ; i ' ' ? . •♦ I ' il i i ' - Jresninan KJiass Ufficers FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Patsy Tackett, Treasurer; William Lindsay, President; Joan Justice, Secretary. BACK ROW: Janet LeMaster, Reporter; Danny Branson, Vice- President. Siuoeni Council iRepreseniah ' oes From Left to Right: Virginia Burchett, John Cieraszynski, and Mary Alice Blake. 60 Bobbie Joyce Adams Ison, Kentucky Joyce Ann Adams Phyllis, Kentucky Nancy Gail Adams Mayking, Kentucky Vanda Lee Adams Mayking, Kentucky Minnie V. Adkins Fords Branch, Kentucky Anna Lou Allen Pikeville, Kentucky Billy Howard Ashby Grundy, Virginia Bobby Ashby Grundy, Virginia Gail Yvonne Back Cody, Kentucky Barbara Sue Baldwin Canada, Kentucky Eugene Banks Letcher, Kentucky David Jack Bamette Pikeville, Kentucky Bennie Phillip Hellier, Kentucky Nancy Bartley Pikeville, Kentucky Karl Jean Bays East Point, Kentucky Janice Beeler Pikeville, Kentucky Bethel Belcher Pikeville, Kentucky Peggy Sue Belcher Chattaroy, West Virginia Bennie Binghajn Belcher, Kentucky Freda Blackburn Meta, Kentucky Ray Blackmore Lexington, Kentucky Mary Alice Blake Grundy, Virginia Jolly Douglas Blair Pikeville, Kentucky Betty Lou Bowling Pikeville, Kentucky Paul Branham Zebulon, Kentucky Danny Branson Price, Kentucky Betty Ann Brown Cyclone, West Virginia Peggy J. Brown Pikeville, Kentucky Jennie Burchett Gulnare, Kentucky Aloma Burke Etty, Kentucky C. B. Burnette Coal Run, Kentucky Tommy M. Butcher Pikeville, Kentucky Ralph Eugene Campbell Pikeville, Kentucky BUI Carter Grundy, Virginia James H. Caudill Allen, Kentucky Franklin Eugene Charles Pikeville, Kentucky Edwin Childers Rock House, Kentucky John Cieraszynaski Pikeville, Kentucky Frances Cline Pikeville, Kentucky Paul Coleman Pikeville, Kentucky Francis Collins Ison, Kentucky Barbara Colvin East Point, Kentucky William D. Combs Ary, Kentucky Gloria Faye Conn Tram, Kentucky William Marvin Conn Freeburn, Kentucky Mary Ann Cooper Jolo, West Virginia Donna Lou Corbin Pikeville, Kentucky Benjamin LeRoy Curry South Williamson, Ky. Frances Kay Damron Pikeville, Kentucky Harold James Deel Clintwood, Virginia Alice Faye Dempsey Delbarton, West Virginia James Wiley Devlin Mayking, Kentucky James Garfield Dotson South Bend, Indiana Don Elliot Bradenton, Florida Allen Epling Elkhorn City, Kentucky Glenda Ford Pikeville, Kentucky Bruce Thomas Francisco Zebulon, Kentucky Nancy Lee Fuller Haysi, Virginia Linda J. Gengenbach Springfield, Pennsylvania Dennis Gilliam Coal Run, Kentucky Karen George Pikeville, Kentucky Thomas W. Goodman Pikeville, Kentucky Floyd Grimmett Varney, West Virginia Brenda Hall Anba, Kentucky Larry Gene Hankins Sidney, Kentucky Johnny Harper Nolan, West Virginia Margaret Ann Hatfield Matewan, West Virginia Mildred Sue Hayes Red Fox, Kentucky Francis Gene Hicks Pikeville, Kentucky Marrion Horn, Jr. Inez, Kentucky Wilma Lee Horner Lebanon, Ohio Verbal Jean Howell Craynor, Kentucky Keen Johnson Paintsviile, Kentucky Norman Jones Inez, Kentucky Bonnie Sue Justice Phyllis, Ky. Uva Mae Justice Pikeville, Kentucky Joan Justice Fishtrap, Kentucky Judy Ann Justice Pikeville, Kentucky Julius Paul Justice Phyllis, Kentucky Mary Lou Justice Pikeville, Kentucky L. David Kelly Pikeville, Kentucky Janice Esther King Cromona, Kentucky Courtlin Eugene Kober Feds Creek, Kentucky Judy Scott Kurtz Hardy, Kentucky James William Laferty Prestonsburg, Kentucky Janet LeMaster Delbarton, West Virginia Robert William Lindsay Buffalo, New York Francis Ermon Little Wales, Kentucky Jimmy Little Hartley, Kentucky Willie Ray Looney Elkhorn City, Kentucky Mac Malckoshoarai Tehran, Iran Reza Malekzodeh Khansar, Iran William A. Mashburn Chattaroy, West Virginia Nancy Maynard Forest Hills, Kentucky Ronald Maynard McAndrews, Kentucky Lucinda Meade Pikeville, Kentucky Joy Christine Meek River, Kentucky Margaret Miller Pikeville, Kentucky • Janet B. Moore , Canada, Kentucky Joan Elaine Moore Springfield, Pennsylvania s,- f Kendall Moore Dayton, Kentucky John Mull ins Pikeville, Kentucky Lois Sue Mullins Jo Nancy, Kentucky Loretta Mullins Pikeville, Kentucky W. Jim Muncy Delbaxton, West Virginia Janet L. Mutter Oakwood, Virginia Eddie McCoy Heenon, Kentucky Ronnie McDaniel Lexington, Kentucky Mary Margaret Nagle Bellmore, New York Roger Cope Nichols Blackey, Kentucky Leigh Roy Overstreet Bishop, Virginia Robert L. Owens Wales, Kentucky Nancy Jane Pertee Williamson, West Virginia Bill Phillips Williamson, West Virginia Merle Phillips Pikeville, Kentucky Glenna Faye Preece Inez, Kentucky Vivian Lee Reese Hellier, Kentucky Carson Kerry Rice Denver, Kentucky Flo Ann Mullins Jo Nancy, Kentucky Lowell Moore Pikeville, Kentucky Arthur Mac Rowe Elkhorn City, Kentucky Plennie Gale Sawyers Lick Creek, Kentucky Robert Sawyers Lick Creek, Kentucky Sue Ann Sexton Pikeville, Kentucky Johnny R. Shortridge Lick Creek, Kentucky Rodney Sizemore Freeburn, Kentucky Billy Skeens Elkhorn City, Kentucky Nathaniel Slone Phyllis, Kentucky Magdalene Slone McDowell, Kentucky Darrell D. Smith Belfry, Kentucky Jill Smith Belfry, Kentucky Morris D. Smith Coal Run, Kentucky Virginia Lee Smith Phelps, Kentucky Harry W. Spickler Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Mary Frances Stamper Blair Town, Kentucky Doris Ann Staton Hardy, Kentucky Dorthy F. Staton Pikeville, Kentucky Donald Stevens Osborn, Kentucky • Mary Helen StiUner Maxie, Virginia Patsy Ann Tackett Virgie, Kentucky John D. Taulbee Hazel Green, Kentucky Joan Rita Thomson Mouthcard, Kentucky Bill Van Voorhis Chillicothe, Ohio Thomas L. Varney McCarr, Kentucky Gary Vicars Weeksbury, Kentucky Bobby Joe Ward Inez, Kentucky David Charles Ward Williamsport, Kentucky Russell Ward Williamsport, Kentucky Tommy R. Weems PikeviUe, Kentucky Jackie Wiley Wheelwright, Kentucky Virginia Lee Wilkerson Pikeville, Kentucky Carole Chandler Wright Pikeville, Kentucky Bill Zando Williamson, West Virginia Roger Gale Zeller Regina, Kentucky 0 jtw fe(iito is Yak . . . Yak . . . Yak . . . One more meeting like this and I ' ll quit the clubl Jiianlancfer (bia jf SEATED: Joy Clevinger, Mary Nagle, Betty Fish, Martha Osborne, JacquHne Allara, Linda Scott, Mary A. Blake, Janet Keene, Judy Dixon. STANDING: Faye Newsome, Donna Stewart, Dean Hoover, Linda Gengenbach, Peggy Childers. ' •W yyw DEAN HOOVER Faculty Advisor MARTHA OSBORNE Assistant Editor N CRecorcf S a , 1 i¥ H t i H 1 : ' t 1 Wilson Damron, Ken Moore, Kay Knepper, Stan Houser, Beverley Curtis, Bill Lindsey, Harry Heiser, Pat Ryan, Donald Stevens. y PAT RYAN Editor MR. HUNTER Faculty Advisor z I 9 rJs G£i orus FIRST ROW: Margaret Miller, Mildred Hayes, Phyllis Kincer, Betty Fish, Marlene Wilkerson, Jo Wanda Blair, Janice King, Mary Nagle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hunter, Director, Gail Back, Joan Moore, Rochella Thornberry, Peggy Booth, Flo Ann Mullins, Peggy Childers, Judy Dixon. THIRD ROW: Jacqueline Mosley, Jenny Burchett, Janet Keene, Janet LeMaster, Pat Clark, Verbal Howell, Kay Knepper, Bonita Varney. 72 Sous Cjnorus FIRST ROW; Ken Moore, Ben Curry, Steve Scott. SECOND ROW John Cicraszynski, Ralph Campbell, Thurmas Gale Reynolds. THIRD ROW: John Bailey, Allen Epling. 73 %±r They didn ' t watch the Birdie JKixecf Gnorus ) i 7 ' c am ass US SEATED: Zbra Varney, Wanda Meade, Peggy Childers, Rose Saad, Justine Adams. John Bailey, Linda P. Scott, Wilson Damron, Miss Haney, Jerry Senters. STANDING: Dr. Anna Miller Peg Childers, Justine Adams SEATED: Harry Heiser, Marlene Wilkerson Carolyn Pierce, Pat Ryan, Rochella Thornberr) ' . Mary A. Bfake, Rose Saad, Margaret Miller, Jo Wanda Blair, Linda P. Scott, Authelia May. STANDING: Wilson Damron, Thurmus Reynolds, Karen George, Lmda Gengenbach, Bill Lindsay, Ken Moore. John Bailey. 75 iuoen Go un cil ch ' uih ' es The Long Wait e 9 i s r a o n a n .7 o a n cf e r 5 1) a ' Oh No, Chapel every day. t iri P We eat. We Visit. iudeni yjounciJ The projects sponsored by the Student Council for the school year 1960-61 reflected the Council ' s attempt to sponsor worthwhile school activities that the whole student body and faculty could enjoy as well as promote the welfare of Pikeville College. Starting with Freshman Orientation in September the Council kept busy throughout the year. The highlight of the year was the Christmas Dance which featured the Jimmy Dorsey Band with Lee Castle conducting. This project was sponsored jointly with the Circle K and was the first time a big name band had been on campus. Other activities sponsored by the council were: Founder ' s Day, Homecoming, Dance and Parade. An addition to Homecoming this year was a reception for the newly elected Homecoming Queen held after the Parade in the lounge of the Derriana. The Council feels that it had one of its most successful years and wishes to thank the student body for the fine cooperation that it gave the council whenever a major activity was planned. Presiding President Ronald Webb; FRONT ROW; Marlene Wilkerson, Kay Knepper, Burnard Homer Adams, Martha Osborne, Rudy Wagner, Richard Roberts and Bruce Fletcher. 77 G£risiian Jellowsnip K Q aden Cjnr ' shan Jido o sor. y G ounci. SEATED: Ralph Campbell, Miss Culton, Karen George, Bruce Fletcher. STANDING: Carolyn Pierce, Judy Fugate, Kay Knepper, Danny Branson , Phyllis Kincer, Rochella Thornberry. Absent were Mary A. Blake, Ken Moore, and Harry Heiser. FIRST ROW: Mr. Forsythe, Advisor, Bob Jones, Edd Hawkins, Peggy Booth, Anna L. Bowling, Allen Marcumn, Larry Keene, Mrs, Davis, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mildred Hayes, Jo Wanda Blair, Rosalee Stewart, Joan Justice, Donna Stewart, Janet Mutter, Karen George, Leigh Roy Overstreet, Patty Sirginnis, Nancy Bartley, Glenda Ford. THIRD ROW; Keen Johnson, James Estep, James Leslie, Charles Reynolds, Ray Collier, David Scott, Hank Wilkinson, Lloyd Keene. 79 wll MJl. ' Jl. FIRST ROW- Mary Nagle, Wilma Homer, Judy Dixon, Evelyn Ison, Donna Corbin, Monie Banks Mary Hicks, Golda Cline, Priscilla Rogers SECOND ROW: Betty Brown, Anna Lee BowUng, Gail Back, Peggy Booth, Peggy Belcher Mddred Hayes Sh.rlene Goff, Martha Osborne THIRD ROW: Jill Smith, Peggy Childers, Zora Varney, Pat Clark, Ruth Rowlan d, Nancy Maynard Mary Lou Justice, BonitaVarney Stella Ison. FOURTH ROW: Justine Adams, Chris Meek, Linda Gengenbach, Sandy Pinson, Mrs. Sharpe, Jenny Burch- ett, Janet Keene, Doris Staton, Anna Stanley, Anna Lou Allen. OCature SiuJy Glub Dr. Johnson, Zora Varney, Robert Fleming, John Bailey, Eliza Compton, Stella Jones, Dr. Stanford, W. Damron, M. Nagle, D. Branson, D. Stevens, L. Gengenbach, W. Horner. ,. . 80 M ' ' t ' m f ' mB% GjircJe Jl STANDING: Thurmus G. Reynolds, Dean Hoover. FIRST ROW: Edd Hawkins, Tommy Goodman, David Scott, Jim Dlay, John Bailey. SECOND ROW: Norman Melton, Bob MacDougal, Danny Branson, David Green, Ronald Webb. THIRD ROW: Jack Walters, Larry Keens, Stan Houser, Bob Owens. FOURTH ROW; Bill McCoy, Hank Wilkinson. There ' s no time Like Chow Time. JKecficaf Uecnno o isis Gwen A. Turner, Alfred Spears, Dr. Thorsness, Miss Stallworth, Gerald Tackett, Turnbo McEachin. Ill i J AdtMii ' All together now. Rah! Rah! Rah! resninan (Jr en a i ' on But I can ' t even spell Psychology. Now am I finished ? Faculty Chat Mr. Houk makes a point Spir ua C mphasis Table talk with Dr. Dale and Doris Milligan Talk at the top of the stairs ' ■- ' jM f menim k ' ' i H 5p f .1 ' .■4 Wk .1 tZn-ij- ' -is aS m i L- MMM ' Wifff - ' 1 1 87 yjhrisimas Uea ai lHJicAni am Boy, are these guys thirsty How many more gallons do we have, Jim ? Good punch. Dean. How much did it cost? i! , f ' HUt G£risimas Queen — Wancfa 9Kea Kjnrisimas Dc Mrs. Weber hopes to find a future da Vinci i. 91 ' f a mc xmcK hc Be There Get that tip ! Butcher to Setser. Go, Vern, Go ' - . ir - 92 - W yiomecominq J,ueen — J ai G ar£ ano Jier Oscor !jSiin)oison 1 i ii Jiomecomin Queen ancf Jfer Gouri Anna Lou Allen Betty Fish Pat Clark — Otieen Judy Dixon Peggy Booth :.H 94 VkM Jui ... so what ' s wrong with me being voted Most Handsome? MR. AND MISS P. C. Kay Knepper Thurmus Gale Reynolds MOST TALENTED Marlene Wilkerson Chester Laferty MOST VERSATILE Beverley Curtis Donnis Butcher r-- ' y FRIENDLIEST Shirley Meade Tommy Justus 97 ELIZA BELLE COMPTON Senior Biology Major (Juislanoinq S ac en s ofiJie year ■■fee RONALD WEBB Senior History and English Major 98 v UeacJier of ine year Miss Stella Elkins It is not surprising to see Miss Elkins repeat as teacher of the year. Her love of teach- ing and enthusiasm for life bubbles over in her every class. Challenging classroom teaching is not all Miss Elkins does, for her days are filled v ith numerous activities. She is sponsor of the Freshman Class, co-sponsor of the Student Council, serves on vari- ous faculty,, committees, is regularly a member of the May Day Committee and serves as hostess at college banquets just to mention a few of her extracurricular activities. She is also active in community and church affairs. For seven years she taught the College Age Sunday School class and in the evening the Westminster Fellowship group. The Woman ' s Club of Pikeville also uses her talents for book reviews and editor of the Golden Rod. For relaxation she likes to read, cook, and have small groups in for dinner. With all her other talents she is a good cook too. 99 Eliza Bell Compton This year was the first time Pikeville College participated in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Each school is assigned a quota based on enrollment. Juniors, seniors, and graduate students still enrolled in the school are eligible for nomination. Nominees are selected by a campus committee on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, participation and lead- ership in academic and extracurricular activities, and general promise of future useful- ness to business and society. This committee was composed of faculty and students. The Committee of Pikeville College felt Eliza Belle Compton admirably met the requirements listed above. AiifMUi ' ' How can I get my letter, staying in the showers all the time? COACH PAUL BUTCHER Paul Butcher, a graduate of PikeviUe Junior College, holds the Bachelor of Arts degree from Morehead State College. Before coming home to PikeviUe College, Coach Butcher previously was mentor of Meade Memorial High School, vi ' here his Red Devils won 32 successive games. In two years as Head Coach of the Bears, his teams have compiled a 39 won, 12 lost, against stiff competition. In the past two years his teams have advanced to the final position of the NAIA play-off only to be beaten by 3 points in two games. In his first season his team lost to Villa Madonna College in an over- time. The second season his Bears lost what many spectators, radio announcers, and one referee thought should have ended 72-72. (Next year! ! ! ?) 102 4 gfk 1h itsfi ' i FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach Paul Butcher, George Carroll, Ronald Francisco, John Hunt, Everett Horn, Statistician Joe Sharpe. SECOND ROW, left to right: Assistant Coach John Waddell, Paul Setser, Gerald Preston, Don Elliott, Vern Woods, Donnis Butcher, Pete Campbell. Jjear Jac s The 1960-61 Pikeville College Bears tallied 2,029 points in one of the best seasons since being a senior college. The average per game of 89.2 was well up among the better colleges and universities. Led by All- American candidate, Donnis Butcher, the Bears completed a perfect 13-0 record against colleges and uni- versities outside of the KIAC. Not to be the KIAC Champions the near perfect Bears, bowed out of Dis- trict 24 NAIA play the second time in as many years. Butcher led individual scoring with 28 points; Woods 16; Setser, 15; Campbell, 14; Horn, 13. SEASON RECORD PC opp- 103. Campbellsville -- 78 85 Muskingum (Ohio) 65 65 c Union 88 105 Cumberland 79 91 Gannon (Penn.) 84 81 c Berea 57 89 Elon (N.C.) 66 74 Univ. of Baltimore 50 89 Camp Lejeune 70 77 c Georgetown 97 98 Central State (Ohio) 67 103 Campbellsville 75 105 Cumberland --. - 83 109 c Berea - 69 c — conference game — game not includede m statistics (Won 21, lost 6- pc Opp- 98 c Bellarmine ._ 78 90 c Georgetown 75 102 c Villa Madonna 83 78 Tusculum (Tenn.) 70 93 c Union 100 88 Georgia Southern 67 95 c Bellarmine 68 85 c Transylvania 68 96 Pfeiffer (N.C.) 75 87 c Villa Madonna 91 97 t Berea 73 74 t Georgetown 89 71 p Transylvania 62 70 p Georgetown 72 — KIAC tourney p—NAIA play-off -KIAC season won 7, lost 4) 103 Senior PAUL SETSER 6 ' 3 ' Auxier, Kentucky Senior VERN WOODS 6 ' 5 Dayton, Ohio Senior JUNIOR HORN 6 ' 0 Inez, Kentucky h Junior PETE CAMPBELL 6 ' 2 ' Chattaroy, West Virginia Junior DONNIS Kingfish BUTCHER 6 ' 2 ' Williamsport, Kentucky r Senior GEORGE CARROLL 51 1 ' Ashland, Kentucky 105 Junior JOHN HUNT 6 ' 0 Feds Creek, Kentucky Junior RONALD FRANCISCO 6 ' 2 Hellier, Kentucky Sophomore GERALD PRESTON 6 ' 4 Meally, Kentucky Junior JOE SHARPE, Statistician Corbin, Kentucky Sophomore BILL ZANDO, Manager E. Williamson, Kentucky Freshman DON ELLIOTT 6 ' 6 BraJenton, Florida % 107 I960 Annual Christmas Tournament Champions, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, The Bears. The Butcher men pulled two up-sets in three games over Elon College ' s Fighting Christians, University of Baltimore ' s Bees, and went on to beat the pre-tournaments favorites and host, the Camp Lejeune Fight- ing Marines. The hardware happy Bears are: SEATED, left to right: Joe Sharpe, Junior Horn, George Carroll, John Hunt, Donnis Butcher, Bill Zando, and Ronnie Francisco. STANDING, left to right: John Waddell, Don Elliott, Gerald Preston, Pete Campbell, Paul Setser, Vern Woods, Joe and Paul Butcher. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER LEJEUNE TOURNAMENT Major General James P. Berkeley presenting the honor and trophy to the Bears ' Donnis Butcher. BEARS VS. ELON COLLEGE 30 Woods attempting to block shot, 21 Butcher looking on. BEARS VS. THE LEJEUNE MARINES 32 Setser in for a lay up, on an assist by 14 CampbelL Coming home happy from cold Penn. Where ' s the chow? Early Flying Bears Accused of being hounds Let ' s Eat JOE M. BUTCHER Athletic Director Of Pikeville College Janet Keene W. A. A. OFFICIALS Monnie Banks Secretary-Treasurer Stella Ison Pretident Vice-President k «  4k J JlnA lfiiWuA They say that high school homework is even tougher. Jirsi c raoe William York (L econd rade Ruth Cockran Harriet Jane Anderson Bille Dean Benedett Karen Bowling George Eagle Katherine Alexander Forsythe Timmy Harris Jim Henry Hays Janet Lea Justice Pamela Jane Justice Robert Hamilton Page James Fatten Ramsey ■s-«.i. J...ik Cynthia Smith Leda Ward Thomas Scott Whitt Terrence Woods ZJnircl rade Jourin raoe Orville Mayo Clark Gregory Smith Jesse Stewart VaIer ■ Ward I 17 Susan Justice C iJ-in Qracfe Taggart Kilgore Carolyn Mullins Robbie Newsom Karen Petry TK Fon Rogers, II 118 Dema Ann Runyon Patty Sowards Susan Trimble Rebecca Whrtt rj ' x n raae Katherine Ratliff Hedland Blankenship Charles Chrisman, Jr. •frhw V DeWitt Compton Tommy Farley Stephen Flanary Nancy Honaker Alexander Johnson Sherr - Ratliff No wonder Mr. Kilgore is smiling. Mr. Harry Altman, Manager of the G. C. Mur- phy Company, is presenting him with a $1,000.00 check as a payment on the Murphy Company ' s pledge to the Pikeville College Development Fund. This is typical of the many businesses and individuals of the area who gave generously to help Pikeville College undertake its $1,300,000 expansion program. The buildings are progressing nicely and it is hoped that students will be living in new dorms and eating in a new dining room by September, 1961. w 120 MlnP ' ' ' L BK S ' ■ ' ■i ■ y4 f The new Record Memorial Building, which is under construction at Pikeville College, will house a chapel for 850 students and also a new library. Aiixmijis fS ' Come on in, we have some real bargains! THE BANK OF PIKEVILLE Established July 15, 1952 THE FRIENDLY BANK BRANCH: ELKHORN CITY • PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY SOUTH MAYO TRAIL BRANCH in the Spring of 196! Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Is It strong? The Spoon Dissolved! Oh! How We Love the College Oh! hlow We Love the Girls We Love — And You ' ve Shown You Love Our MIX-MATCH SPORTSV EAR—SWIMWEAR— CLOTHES For Every Occasion of College Life RUTH ' S ON THE CORNER SHOP 124 now it ' s Pepsi- for tliose who thinii young EAST KENTUCKY BEVERAGE CO., INC Pikeville — Hazard, Kentucky 125 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PIKEVILLE II Let Us Help Save Your Money Pikeville, Kentucky MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. 126 Student Clerk — Student Customers at the G. C. MURPHY CO. The Friendly Store -«•? ' r- ■-fwww ;;;;; :ii::::i:y   •■•■■• • ' -« - ' - I HEFNER ' S JEWELERS Member American Gem Society Compliments of WATSON ' S Pikeville ' s Leading Dept. Store HATCHER HOTEL BLDG. Pikeville, Kentucky 27 Compliments MODERN APPLIANCE CO., INC. HOME FURNITURE CO., INC. VALLEY TELEVISION SERVICE, INC. PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY 128 SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE AT DAWAHARES Among Kentucky ' s Better Stores DREW JUSTICE. INC. PIKEVILLE CLOTHING CO. Pikeville ' s Home of Quality Men ' s Clothing MARI DRU SHOP Connplete Line of the Latest Styles and Colors In Ladies and Girls Ready to Wear JUSTICE BUDGET SHOES Pikeville ' s Newest and Most Modern Shoe Store Special Attention Is Given to Fit Compliments of PIKEVILLE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Bears Visit Dr. Milligan ' s Church in Pittsburgh 129 5 Judy and Shalimar [ust can ' t believe if!! 30 PATRON ' S PAGE Dr. Page chats with friends at the Christmas Dance We wish to thank our advertisers and the patrons listed below for helping make the 1961 Highlander a reality. Anderson ' s Department Store C and R Office Supply Fashion Store Gene and Mike ' s Record Shop Phillip D. Colennan Jr., Jeweler Short ' s Drug Store 131 f « A ¥ g A Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS 132 uioorapns 133 uioorapns 134 UpyHHi , |, pn. ,,,;a,;.,,.; Ts:iga,aF;Fiaa;s.:, iiflib