Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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DIVISION OF RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY The Division of Religion and Philosophy is our smallest division, but this does not mean, however, that it is a weak division. Dr. Wray Miller has proven his abilities many times by his many years of service in the field of religion and education. The Division of Religion and Philosophy offers a minor in Religion and four years of work leading to a Bachelor of Arts in Pre-Theology. The Division of Religion and Philosophy sponsors our student Vespers and Student Christian Fellowship. All students are encouraged to participate in these activities because the College feels spiritual development is as important as the physical, academic and social. Unless all these facets are nurtured, the student does not become a well rounded individual. Alma Culton, Relisyion Dr. Neil Houk, Relioion DIVISION OF SCIENCE The Division of Sciences is divided into Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics with majors in Biology and Mathematics and minors in Biology, Mathematics, and Chemistry. Dr. E. E. Stanford is greatly responsible for the success of the Division. He is the author of our present Biology textbook and he spent many years at the College of the Pacific before coming to Pike- ville College in 1959. The Nature Club is sponsored by the Division for all Biology majors and minors. The club strives to increase the student ' s under- standing of biological concepts. We welcome Willard Jinks to our faculty. Dr. E. E. Stanford, Chairman 25

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Marion Kelley English Lilly Justus Music Dr. Edwin Kingsbury Language and History Bette Miller Music Olive Sarber Language 24 Marguerite Weber Art

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Henry Berg Mathematics « s Franklin Day Sciences Samuel Dean Mathematics and Engineering Dr. William Hambley Science Dr. Neil B. Houk Science Gertrude Ison ■ Mathematics Lovell Ison Science Willard Jinks Science Rebecca Stallworth Medical Technology 26