Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1965 volume:

PlKEVIiLilCV iSBGli K r jSfr V JiXiSIRSesbuiii ' tV Cj: . ' foreword Pikeville College, which is now in its 75th year of serving Eastern Kentucky as a co-educa- tional body, has grown from a training school to a junior college and finally to a four year degree-granting institution. Throughout its existence Pike- ville College has served as the pulse of education in Eastern Kentucky. With the efforts of a devoted faculty and student body the college will continue to move forward, to expand its influence for God, and to con- tribute intellectually and eco- nomically to the area that it serves. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ALLARA LIBRARY PJKEVtLLE COLLEGE f ' KPVi! LE KY Seventy- five years ago in Eastern Kentucky there was a great need among the people of these hills for a college. Due to the efforts of three Presbyterian ministers, Pike- ville Collegiate Institute which was to become the present college was established in the fall of 1889- Through three-quarters of a century since PikeviUe College opened, it has changed the destiny of this area more than any- thing else that has happened here. It has grown until it now more than fulfills the vision of its founders in meeting the educational needs of this once isolated mountain area. m™ • PIKfS lllE COUEC ' t 4 ' W K-T t. TVl ' ■m i!i icr y ,A- 9 - i .v f ' iS ..,- IP ' T.4$ .5. MfHi, T ' t. ,:,; V tM I , - ' 4 W WS Preparing Students Nowhere else are our lives so imprinted as they are during our four years at Pikeville College. It is here that we come as uncertain freshmen, hoping to develop into successful, mature adults. It is our college, that provides us with the opportunities necessary to prepare us in those areas which are vital to future success. The untold hours of note-taking and lecture . . . the endless volumes of reading and research in the library . . . the victories and losses of sports events . . . the beauty and excite- ment of formal dances . . . the quiet and soul-searching hours of discovering ourselves. All have contributed to the years of preparation which we have chosen to spend at Pikeville Col- lege. Academically . . . Adequate classroom facilities, and a devoted able faculty provide the back- ground for the educational program at Pikeville College. Within the buildings which house the college, and through the knowledge and instruction of the faculty, the stu- dent develops the potential to achieve his goals. He acquires knowledge which is useful, not just an acquisition of credits, but a composite of Liberal knowledge . As a famous person once said, Education is a great monument; without it, the past would be lost, the present stagnated, and the future oblit- erated. I % £ ' -•: Pikeville College, which is a Pres- byterian related institution, provides spiritvial as well as academic guid- ance. The college itself has a daily wor- ship service. But in the solitude of the Meditation Chapel students often find the solution to personal prob- lems. College life is not complete if the Christian emphasis is omitted. The aims of Christian fellowship at Pike- ville College are to lead students to Christ, to develop a high degree of Christian character, and to stress potential Christian leadership. Spmtually Perhaps the challenge most easily met, and yet the most rewarding, is the challenge of working with people. The close relationship of roommates, -the rewarding associations with classmates, and the valued friendship of faculty members and administrators all make im- portant contributions to the personality of each student. Through these social relation- ships friends are made, inter- ests are broadened and ideas are developed which help each student to become a well- rounded person. These close relationships are developed on the playing court, on the stage, in the rehearsal hall, and in the dormitories. Socially . . . for Zo morrow ' s Challenge Through these doors step tomorrow ' s leaders. It is here at Pikeville College that we prepare ourselves to achieve professional status. We must meet the challenges and responsibilities of the Space Age in order to make this world of crises and anxiety a world of peace, prog- ress, and hope. We must adjust to the rapid pace of our moving so- ciety, and we must gear our ideas to the challenges that lie in the fields of medicine, chemistry, business, and the arts. This blending of mind and character must be achieved, for it is from these halls and through these doors at Pikeville College that tomorrow ' s hope will walk— today ' s answer to tomorrow ' s challenge. 13 ;:,p;;;: ite : .. N .W %-. ' i iM HMBB i waiwiMan Zable of CoHtmts Jamlty Classes Organizatms features Sports Mvcrtis ' mg Jndefc ' :f i ' .- ( f - ' ' ' m Co-Sditors anet CcMdster immie Steele Asst Sditor Sditk pnes feature Sditor Shelby Stanley Sports Editor Hubert Keen Business Md f Arthur Craig Mi isors Howard Mooter Christina Qoodman lcv clU - ' ' 5 ' pi tcE VtV. V-ti iE N f VJC cV ..r 1 « ' . ts and ' ' • ' ' ' ., fitting ;| , . tha .Harac. . - - ' - ' •f« ...s beccm J a the the . ' l j-iort ' inst - Pike« rvee6. ' ' = ha«e ha«« a chape ' - som« !.iding f° ' , chana« ' rtati °ti  .% q our oongrf ' .e ' on t - ' ' _ w,r6 .r. changes _, ty , THE EW Tv l jy- r The HilUil.ANhliR Fa CU liy t- . 1 •-- :■. R;.ora, , M„ Ph. I, ' ills 1 ' . IlikiM.n, B. 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Msfn,) A . . •, ■.. •., ' ■• ■ ' tl r • HU all division pages from the 1927 Highlander 18 The lii(.ill„ i)|.K % %.© Jaculty 19 Message Iwm the President t- ikeville, KeritucKij Pikeville College has made vast strides since its humble founding in 1889. From a one -building and one -teacher preparatory school, it has grown in three-quarters of a century to a fully accredited four-year college, with assets that total over four million dollars, and a school plant that boasts seven major buildings and a thousand-acre farm. On 4 January 1965, Pikeville College received full-membership status in the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges, culminating seven long years of struggle for this recognition. Your alma mater has membership in the Association of American Colleges, the American Council on Education, and is on the approved list of the American Association of University Women. Pikeville College graduates are eligible to apply for admission to the nation ' s finest graduate and professional universities, to be licensed as teachers, and as applicants for professional rating positions in state and federal governmental service. Pikeville College ' s star is rising. We increased our enrollment more than twenty per cent this past year. Our students represent eighteen states and three foreign countries. As 1965 graduates, you leave our academic halls to go forth to serve God and Country. Strive to say with the Apostle Paul - I have fought a good fight; I have finished my course; I have kept the faith. Our love and our faith are ever yours. Very sincerely, - B. H. Jar President B.S. Pennsylvania State College A.M. and Ed.D. George Washington Universit) ' Litt.D. Ewha Women ' s University, Seoul, Korea 20 Academic Deau REDIFORD DAMRON Morehead State College, B.A. University of Kentucky, M.A. Dean of Students HOWARD HOOVER Illinois State University, B.S. Ed. M.S. Ed. Dean of Women LYNNE BONNETT Baker University, A.B. Indiana University, M.S. J mMstratm Registrar JOHN WADDELL Pikeville College, B.S. Morehead State College, M.A. Business Manager RALPH KILGORE Bowling Green Business University Booth Business School LaSalle Extension University Librarian BRUCE BROWN Morehead State A.B. Blake College, B.A. Antioch College 21 Chairman DR. ROBERT HACKE University of Arizona, B.A. McCormick Seminary, B.D. St. Andrews University, Ph.D. j«l jr A MARY BELLE GEORGE University of OkLahoma, B.A., M.A. CHRISTINA GOODMAN Pikeville College, B.S. University of Kentucky, M.A. Mummities TALMA HANEY Culver-Stockton College, B.A. Western Illinois State College, M.S. DR. JOHN PAUL JONES Tulsa University, B.A. University of Iowa, M.A. Peabody College, Ph.D. MARGARET E. JONES Chattanooga University, B.M. Peabody College, A.M. 22 MARION KELLY Auburn University, B.S., M.S. J. LAYNE TACKETT Morehead State College, A.B., M.A. MARGUERITE WEBER Institute for Noble Girls Rerich ' s Art Schools in St. Petersburg, M.A. DR. CEDRIC YEO Dalhousie University, B.A. Yale University, Ph.D. 23 SducatioH and Psychology Chairman DR. O. F. FRYE Southwestern College, B.S. Memphis State University, M.A. University of Mississippi, Ph.D. Picture Not Available PAUL BUTCHER Morehead State College, B.A. HELEN B. OSBORNE Mary Hardin-Baylor, B.A. Texas State for Women, M.A. Indiana University, Directive VIRGIL O. TURNER Berea College, A.B. University of Kentucky, M.A. JOHN WADDELL Pikeville College, B.S. Morehead State College, M.A. 24 ■■■ffiiilil Hf flk. LANNY YELVERTON Birmingham-Southern College, B.A. University of Tennessee, M.S. CLARA S. WALSH University of Tennessee, B.A. Peabody College Chairtnai! DR. CALVIN JONES University of Kentucky, B.A. Eastern State College, M.A. University of Kentucky, Ph.D. MARIGRACE BARNETT Georgetown College, B.A. University of Kentucky Morehead State College MILDRED DAVIS Texas State College for Women, B.A., M.A. Social Studies STELLA ELKINS Western Kentucky State, B.A. George Peabody College, M.A. ALICE T. GOING University of Mississippi, B.A. University of Alabama, M.A. HERBERT GOING University of Southern Mississippi, B.A. University of Alabama, M.A. 25 Science , HENRY BERG Fresno State College, B.S., M.S. Chairman WILLARD JINKS Bowling Green State University, B.S., M.A. GLENN BROWN Eastern Kentucky, B.S. University of Virginia, M.S. FRANKLIN DAY Duke University, B.A., M.A. JOELLA COLLIER, A.T. (ASCP) Pikeville College Medical Center — Columbus, Georgia 26 ELIZABETH WILSON Indiana State Teachers College, M.A. LOUISA PLUMMER Hanover College, A.B. University of Minnesota, M.S. KeligioH and Philosophy Chairman DR. RICHARD McCONNELL Wesleyan University, B.A. Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, B.D. University of Basel, Th.D. ALMA CULTON Wheaton College, B.A. The Biblical Seminary in New York, M.R.E. Staff DENIS R. RATLIFF MARY I. SPILMAN ROBERTA HOOVER ETHEL BEEM Assistant Business Manager Alumni Secretary Secretary Secretary BARBARA CONN Secretary PATTY COLEMAN Secretary CAROLYN TAYLOR Assistant Librarian . VELDA DAUGHTREY Housemother LYNNE BONNETT Director Women ' s Residence Halls NANCY TAYLOR Dietitian m iiiilwuwimw Wi ' l. Mfn LAVADA COMPTON Student Center 28 The HIGHLANDER Junior College Qraduates RL TH H RMAN Pikj-i lile. Ky, • ■•Go.i ..,«. -!- . ' ■, C ' olk ' gc Eiiiti.r • ' , I f.T H :i, ' hla«der. ' ih- ' z; .Is ' lif ■il (.•■ik-Kt Liit ' rar NoCK ' tV, ' iti- ' i 7; like ■ .  rir!v, ' it,- M !)A1.I 1- CHILi)KR ,.■- ' . • .. ; ! ■■, .1 hiiaif «;; f i(-c (►t I hr Kivui.;-. i i.-. Pianist f«r ' i!lri f I,itrr. '  r «■)«;! , ' ib- ' iy; Ba k(; ' t Bail, ' z - ' it-.: iAt-t i ' luh. ii- ' 2l , ' 2t - ' ij. BI, NCH1. F(H,!,i )N(i Pr.ii i-, Kv. H ' iii I 1, ' niyfth mt shall ,1, I . ,. mki it tii lit ' Ji- ' i I ' 1 t . Ci.j-- Kfr '  ftfr t«.r ■■Ttu- Kt-c.r.l. ■a5- ' 2 (. ' :n,- ' i ; .X - ' t. K.iitiir .4 ■■ ' I ' he Rt-.iir.i, ' ' is- ' Jf ' : Kavkrt Ball, i-i- t!; tdfc tilth. 2s- ' if ' . ' st.- ' -. ! R!1 I ' Ol riR rr.MKMllr, ;i. ' ■; miijisl (i,f;.i-t,i ' n«.i t nnifut ilir, S iiit - liti 1.IU- III! J i ijnj .i. i ic ,! fftn. l..tii(ir-in- hu ' t . t 1 he Rt ' cml, ' ' .ih- ' zy: iv ' iUc 1)! (nllrjri litt-ratv Sorirls, ' ih- ' i-; Bavket JiaU, ■.;5 ■::6; t,h-« rlub. ' (,- ' i . 29 p. Scott, R. Blevins, J. McCoy, J. Cook Senior Class PRESIDENT James Cook VICE PRESIDENT Robert Blevins SECRETARY Judy McCoy TREASURER Paul D. Scott 30 HAROLD EUGENE AKERS Hellier, Kentucky B.S. — Mathematics History and Political Science Seniors ROSALEE STEWART BAKER Pikeville, Kentucky B.S.— History DAVID JACK BARNETTE Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education JACQUELINE BLACKBURN Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — English ROBERT THOMAS BLEVINS Pikeville, Kentucky A.B. — History and English THOMAS LEE BOOTH Pikeville, Kentucky B.S.— History 31 SAUNDRA FRALEY BRANHAM Wayland, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education MARY JANE CANUPP Belfry, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education JERRY WAYNE CHILDERS Elkhorn City, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education - Seniors KATHLEEN CHILDRESS Rowe, Virginia B.S. — Elementar}- Education COLLEEN JOHNSON CLAY Virgie, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education SCOTTY IRELAND CLINE PikeviJie, Kentucky B.S. — Medical Technology 32 gs an JAMES EDFORD COOK, JR. Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Commerce and Mathematics Seniors LLOYD GORDON COOL Sidney, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education COMMODORE CRAFT Thornton, Kentucky B.S.— Enghsh ALICIA JEANINE CRISP Martin, Kentucky A.B. — Music Education FRANCES L. DALTON Pikeville, Kentucky B.S.— English SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ALLARA LIBRARY PIKEVILLE COLLEGE LINDA SUE DAVIS Flat Gap, Kentucky A.B. — Music Education v 33 JAMES ARTHUR FOSTER Stone, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education VELMA RUTH ELLISON Virgie, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education VERLEY FRANCIS DOTSON Hurley, Virginia B.S. — English THOMAS BRUCE FRANCISCO Zebulon, Kentucky B.S. — Medical Technology STEPHEN NICHOLAS FRAZIER Paintsville, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education Seniors LINDA JEAN GENGENBACH Springfield, Pennsylvania B.S. — Elementary Education 34 BETTIE SUE GRIGSBY Hazard, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education Seniors NOAH SPEARS HINTON, JR Ashland, Kentucky B.S. — Business Education Physical Education GORDON MAURICE HERNDON, JR. Alexandria, Virginia B.S.— English STEPHEN MILTON HUFFMAN Pikeville, Kentucky B.S.— History DAVID D. HINCHMAN Stanville, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education JIMMY DALE JARRELL Delbarton, West Virginia B.S. — Physical Education 35 GARY BRUCE JOHNSON Shelby Gap, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education NORENE JOHNSON Hartley, Kentucky B.S. — Commerce GLENDA LOU JOHNSON Virgie, Kentucky B.S. — Health and Physical Education CHRYSTINE JONES Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education LINDA LOU JOHNSON Lexington, Kentucky B.S. — Medical Technology Seniors - WILLIAM HOWARD JUSTICE Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Medical Technology 36 CHARLES HAROLD JUSTUS Hurley, Virginia B.S. — Mathematics Seniors FRANK RICHARD LEVSTIK Columbus, Ohio A.B. — History, Political Science CAMILLA FAE LAWSON Garrett, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education MARIE LITTLE Virgie, Kentucky B.S. — Mathematics JANET LeMASTER Delbarton, West Virginia B.S. — Business Education, Psychology, English ROBERTA M. LUXMORE Price, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education 37 KENNETH MAYNARD Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — History and Physical Education JAMES RONALD MEADE HiHat, Kentucky B.S. — History and English BARBARA C. McCOY Huddy, Kentucky B.S. — Elementar y Education JAMES S. MILLER Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration JUDITH G. McCOY Roseann, Virginia A.B.— English Seniors - J. MICHAEL MULLIN Fredericktown, Ohio A.B. — English 38 BILLY RAY MULLINS Dorton, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education Seniors LOIS PERRY Jenkins, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education LOWELL MULLINS Dorton, Kentucky B.S. — Commerce SANDRA DEE PINSON Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Social Studies MARY MARGARET NAGLE Bellmore, New York Post-graduate — Secondary Education WILBUR DEAN PRESTON Meally, Kentucky B.S. — Biology, History and Political Science 39 CHARLES F. PUGH Pikeville, Kentucky B.S.— History BERTCHEL ROBERTS Hindman, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education LINDA REED Meta, Kentucky B.S. — English SHIRLEY ROBERTS Haysi, Virginia B.S. — Elementary Education LOUELLA RITCHIE Ritchie, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education Seniors BETTY LOU RYAN Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education 40 PAUL D. SCOTT Chattaroy, West Virginia B.S. — Mathematics Seniors MAGDALENE SLONE McDowell, Kentucky B.S. — Physical Education RODGER DEAN SETSER Auxier, Kentucky B.S. — Business Administration BETTY SWINDALL SMITH Burdine, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education SUE ANN SEXTON Pikeville, Kentucky A.B.— English MAJOR HAROLD SPARKS Whitesburg, Kentucky B.S. — Secondary Education 41 THELMA SPEARS Betsy Layne, Kentucky B.S.— English TANA MARIE STATON Huddy, Kentucky B.S. — Secretarial Science MARY FRANCIS STAMPER Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education DAVID PAUL STEINER Carlinville, Illinois B.S. — Business Administration LOIS STATON Forest Hills, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education Seniors — KELLY THOMPSON Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Social Studies 42 TRUMAN THOMPSON, JR. Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Social Studies Seniors JOHN TURNER Booneville, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education ELLEN TURLEY Saltville, Virginia B.S. — Elementary Education FRANCES JACQUELINE WAGNER Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education BOBBIE JO TURNER Drift, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education ALICE VIVIAN WEBB Heenon, Kentucky B.S. — English 43 RAMONA SUE WEBB Mayking, Kentucky B.S.— Social Studies VIRGIL EDWIN WEBB Heenon, Kentucky B.S. — Biology SHIRLEY WHALEN Martin, Kentucky A.B. — Social Studies Seniors BERTHA WILLIAMSON Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Elementary Education DELORIS ANN WOODALL Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Commerce ALLEN EPLING Elkhorn City, Kentucky B.S. — Mathematics 44 L. Rudd, C. Murphy, A. Leuzzi, F. Davis junior Class PRESIDENT Lucian Rudd VICE PRESIDENT Alexander Leuzzi SECRETARY Carolyn Murphy TREASURER Freddie Davis 45 Mary Alice Adams Phyllis, Kentucky Joyce Ann Adams Ermh?e, Kentucky Patsy Anderson McVeigh, Kentucky Faith Armstrong Whitesburg, Ketitucky David Baldwin Brewer, Maine Toni G. Bales Pikeville, Kentucky Carl Banks Whitesburg, Kentucky Anthony Bentley Dorton, Kentucky Gipsy Bevins Bradley, Illinois Marsha Bickford Pikeville, Kentucky 46 Ruby Billiter Pikeville, Kentucky Douglas Blackburn Meta, Kentucky Emma Jane Blevins Pikeville, Kentucky Stephen Lee Best Prestonsburg, Kentucky Terry Lee Bower Dunedin, Florida Donald E. Bowling PikevJUe, Kentucky Wayne Bowling Letcher, Kentucky Sue Whitt Branham Grundy, Virginia Earlyta C. Brooks . Harold, Kentucky Bern ice Lou Broyles Hurley, Virginia David Lowell Campbell Chattaroy, West Virginia Larry Major Burke Virgie, Kentucky David Claude Carr Dayton, Ohio Leo Burke Hartley, Kentucky 47 Jo Ann Caudill Kimper, Kentucky Larry Chaney PikevHle, Kentucky David Chenault Eminence, Kentucky David Clymer Martinsville, Indiana Gerald Coleman Elkhorn City, Kentucky Wanda Collins Whitesburg, Kentucky Marion Coi;nett Daisy, Kentucky Lena Crabtree Harman, Virginia 48 Robert Damron Elkhorn City, Kentucky Bobby J. Damron Pikeville, Kentucky Freddy Davis Vicco, Kentucky Julia Damron Pikeville, Kentucky Bonnie Deel Haysi, Virginia Virginia Alice Draughn Garrett, Kentucky J. R. Fletcher McVeigh, Kentucky Robert S. Foit Williamson, W. Va. Robert Earl Greer Grundy, Virginia Ruth Ford Pikeville, Kentucky William Woodrow Hall Bonanza, Kentucky Sharon Louise Hall Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania E J. B. Hatfield Neiv Town, W. Va. David Scott Hammer Bedford, Pennsylvania Thomas M. Hereford Prestonsburg, Kentucky Francis Gene Hicks Pikeville, Kentucky Karen Annette Huey North Chili, N. Y. T ' TitfJlipiipTfipWfjnM ' fl ♦ ' 0iiS 9 Okie Johnson Speight, Kentucky Thomas E. Hughes Pikeville, Ke7itucky 1 1 t 1 1 «  1 1 1 ' ll ' , fell i jBBJ lhi ■II8HHH Edith Jones BevinsvHle, Keyitticky Ronald Jackson Murrysvjlle, Pennsylvania Tommy Justus Hurley, Virginia Mary Kendrick Pikeville, Kentucky Jerry Kidd Hellier, Kentucky g ' !:5i ' ' !iiO!iJSPi5 si?7 V?TJTO!ra S ' ?ir; t Tanya Kidd Pikeville, Kentucky Edsel Ray Lafferty Oceana, West Virginia Charles E. Lowe Pikeville, Kentucky 5 B- ' .SB V SS ' Alexander Leuzzi Colts Neck, Neiv Jersey 50 Edwin Lowe Pikeville, Kentucky Carol Matthis Pikeville, Kentucky Michael McMillan Newark, Ohio Crate Meade Boldman, Kentucky Lucian Meade Pikeville, Kentucky Beverly Mims Pikeville, Kentucky William Minckley Albion, Neiv York Frank Nagle Bellmore, New York Barbara Moore Beauty, Kentucky Shelby O ' Quin Vansant, Virginia Carolyn Murphy Edgarton, West Virginia Lyvonne Parsons Millard, Kentucky Gary Newman Grethel, Kentucky 51 Mary Lou Pierce Dayton, Ohio Muriel Sue Plymale Pikeville, Kentucky Dwight Morgan Roberts Pikeville, Kentucky David Jack Rati iff Haysi, Virginia Elmon Carl Rowland Fuget, Kentucky Jerry Gene Reed Pikeville, Kentucky Lucian Grant Rudd Ezel, Kentucky John D. Sammons East Point, Kentucky Charles Edward Six Lovely, Kentucky Beatrice Smith Kimper, Kentucky 52 Ella Louise Sparks Wh fesburg, Kentucky R. Dean Stewart Minnie, Kentucky Florene Stiltner Meta, Kentucky mmmmiMmm Larry Sturgill Paintsi ' ille, Kentucky Dana Supcoe Robinson Creek, Kentucky Sandra Gay Sweeney Alexandria, Virginia Judy Marnette Syck Coal Run, Kentucky Charles Floyd Taylor Waynesville, Ohio Clifford Tussey Prestonsburg, Kentucky Charles Terry Viers Grundy, Virginia Magalene Williams McDowell, Kentucky Mildred Ka y Viers Birchleaf, Virginia Elizabeth Colleen Walker Jenkins, Kentucky Dorothy Gail Williamson Pikeville, Kentucky 4 Colin R. Young Hatfield, Kentucky J. C. Young Meta, Kentucky 53 H. Keen, C. Ramey, J. Craft, T. Swanston Sophomore Class PRESIDENT Tim Swanston VICE PRESIDENT Hubert Keen SECRETARY Clara Ramey TREASURER James Craft 54 Bk r lpk Glenda Amburgy Allen, Kentucky Barbara Jean Bailey Flal Gap, Kentucky Charles F. Baldwin Canada, Kentucky Sharon C. Barker Stanville, Kentucky William Henry Barker Stanville, Kentucky James Warden Barnett Pikeville, Kentucky Dalton Belcher Pikeville, Kentucky Danny Chester Belcher Dorton, Kentucky Roger Lee Belcher Zebulon, Kentucky Elster Eugene Blackburn Emma, Kentucky Don Blair Pikeville, Kentucky George Michael Blankenship Edgarton, West Virginia Judy Kay Blevins Hellier, Kentucky Stephen Brown Whitesburg, Kentucky Paula Annette Boggs Pikeville, Kentucky 55 Marie Burgess Pikei ' ille, Kentucky Bonnie Sue Caudi Allen, Kentucky f Gary Douglas Clevinger Hurley, Virginia Ronald Franklin Cole Big Rock, Virginia iW ' ' ' jftim i Ronald Troy Coleman Buffalo, New York William Harold Craft Hazard, Kentucky Mlh Lester Collins Racoon, Kentucky Phyllis Ann Conway Pikeville, Kentucky Arthur W. Craig Versailles, Kentucky Darrell Clayton Crain Washington, D.C. James Wiley Craft Thornton, Kentucky Donna Lea Creelman Bladensburg, Maryland Gail Day Matewan, W est Va. Patricia E. Dotson Pikeville, Kentucky Eugene R. Eckert, Jr. Hawthorne, N. J. Judith E. Epiing Pikeville, Kentucky Mary Lou Deel Haysi, Virginia Terry Epiing Matewan, West Va. 56 James Earl Fields Piketille, Kentucky Louelld R. Fields Collins, Kentucky Larry Fon Francis PikerUle, Kentucky Kelsey Friend, Jr. Pikeville, Kentucky Douglas M. Fuller Hays ' i, Virginia Doris Gibson Whales, Kentucky Larry R. Godwin Pittsburgh, Penn. Jimmy R. Goodman Pikeville, Kentucky Pat Griffith WarfieU, Kentucky Janalyn G. Hale Betsy Layne, Ky. f John Fred Hale Pikeville, Kentucky Doris Ilene Hall Hurley, Virginia Margery Louise Hamilton Coal Run, Kentucky - i Donald Wayne Hatton Clay City, Kentucky 57 Robert Joseph Heagen Ezel, Kentucky Richard W. Hockenberry Oil City, Penii. Martha Honaker Pikeville, Kentucky Teddy Roy Honaker Pikeville, Kentucky ' A mm Howard Paul Hoover Pikeville, Ky. Dennis E. Howard Franklin, Ohio Ti Fon Michael Johnson Pikeville, Kentucky Madelyn Gail Johnson Shelby Gap, Kentucky Carol Ann Jones Bet ' insville, Ky. ArHe David Justice Huddy, Kentucky Victoria E. Jackson Pikeville, Kentucky Carl Daniel Kober Feds Creek, Kentucky Linda Lucille Justice Pikeville, Kentucky William Hubert Keen Jewell Ridge, Va. John Reid Kin Belfry, Kentucky George Eugene Knaell Mars, Pennsylvania- 58 muajM Darwin L. Leuzzi Colts Neck, N. J. Evelyn Ruth Lockhart Jonancy, Kentucky Blanche Lowe Pikeville, Kentucky John Clayton Lowe Pikeville, Kentucky Annah May Kimper, Kentucky Delmar Aiden McCardell Cleveland, Ohio F. Eillene Moore Inez, Kentucky Ronnie Dean Moore Minnie, Kentucky Sandra Ruth Moore Toledo, Ohio Mary Patricia Morland Bedford, Pennsylvania Bonnie Rae Mullins Elkhorn City, Kentucky Larry tugene Mullins Ashland, Kentucky William Newsome, Jr. Grethel, Kentucky Linda Gay O ' Bryan Huddy, Kentucky Linda Jean Olmsted Centerburg, Ohio James Douglas Osborne Pikeville, Kentucky John Paul Picklesimer Pikeville, Kentucky Ishmael Preston, Jr. Drift, Kentucky 59 Clara Ann Ramey Pikeville, Kentucky Jane Lou Ramey Pikeville, Kentucky Anita Carol Richmond Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Clyde Maxwell Roberts Pikeville, Kentucky Leslie Hugh Rowe Elkhorn City, Kentucky Eleanor Scott Pikeville, Kentucky Ogie Lee Slone Ligon, Kentucky 4 k Gladys Irene Stratton Pikeville, Kentucky Piti Suntrapak Bangkok, Thailand Tim Swanston Pikeville, Kentucky James Madison Tackett Pikeville, Kentucky Hazel Lorraine Thompson Pikeville, Kentucky Ronald Dean Thompson Pikeville, Kentucky Karen Gayle Thornbury Hurley, Virginia 60 m f fl L tw Carl Edward Varney Canada, Kentucky Philip Vinciguerra Matewan, West Virginia Edward Dale Wallace Dorton, Kentucky Emma Lea Wallace Robinson Creek, Kentucky Thomas Michael Watko Elizabeth, Penn. Pamela M. Young Long Beach, N. Y. Juanita Whitt Ransom, Kentucky Myrtle Louise Wilson Turkey Creek, Kentucky William C. Woofter, II Pikerille, Kentucky Ronald Young Pikerille, Kentucky 61 J. Hudson, J. Simpson, R. Allen, A. Anderson, S. Etzel rtskman Class PRESIDENT Joe Hudson VICE PRESIDENT Andy Anderson SECRETARY Sue Etzel TREASURER Robert Allen REPORTER James Simpson 62 Genoa Abshire Biggs, Kentucky Deed Adams Salyersville, Kentucky Marianna Adams Jeremiah, Kentucky John A. Adkins Shelhiana, Kentucky Raymond G. Adkins Grundy, Virginia Pirous Ahkami Ghoochan, Iran Abdolnabi Ahmadi Minab, Iran Robert K. Allara Matetvan, West Virginia Robert C Allen Oil City, Pennsylvania Andy Anderson Dorton, Kentucky Jennifer Anderson Pikeville, Kentucky Woody Anderson Inez, Kentucky Ellen Armstrong William Armstong Roger L. Ashby Whitesburg, Kentucky Silver Spring, Md. Grundy, Virginia Nancy Back Blackey, Kentucky Riley D. Bailiff Elkhorn City, Kentucky Carolyn Baker Jenkins, Kentucky Thomas Bales Pikeville, Kentucky Kathy Balkenhol Gahanna, Ohio Anna Banks Salyersville, Kentucky Gleda Bartley Gary Barton Ann Begley Ashcamp, Kentucky Avondale, Pennsylvania Hyden, Kentucky 63 John P. Begely Hydeu, Kentucky E. Jean Belcher Conaivay, Virginia Danny Eugene Bevins Phyllis, Kentucky Mildred Ann Bevins Sidney, Kentucky Robert Bevins W- illiamson, West Virginia Mary L. Birchfield Johns Creek, Kentucky Kelly Ray Blackburn Linda Carol Brady Linda Gayle Brady Meta, Kentucky Atnba, Kentucky Aiiddletown, Ohio Lek Buntusarnee Bangkok, Thailand Teresa Burke Virgie, Kentucky Roger Stanley Canupp Belfry, Kentucky Billy Ward Caudill Ernest Wayne Chaney Roger D. Clevinger Leburn, Kentucky Pikei ' ille, Kentucky Pikei ' ille, Kentucky Fulton Henry Cole Whiteivood, Virginia Anita Coleman Elkhorn City, Kentucky Gary E. Coleman Pikeville, Kentucky Harold Coleman Mitchell Collins Janet M. Combs Pikeville, Kentucky Pikeville, Kentucky Elizabeth, Indiana Ona Edith Compton Vansant, Virginia Patty Compton Pikeville, Kentucky Arlen Cook Whiteivood, Virginia _ - i- ' . ' i 64 Roy J. Cunningham Bardstotvn, Kentucky Nasser Dai Ghazvin, Iran Margaret Faye Dalton Pikeville, Kentucky Vonda Laverne Damron Pikeville, Kentucky Violet Daniel River, Kentucky Brenda Davis Hurley, Virginia Sandra Davis Flat Gap, Kentucky Frances Dianne Denniston Ezel, Kentucky Joe Bryant Dingess Kermit, West Virginia Eskie Gene Dotson ]enkins, Kentucky Emma Easterling Hellier, Kentucky Maie Edwards Nashville, Tennessee Robert Lee Elkins Pikeville, Kentucky Susan Ann Etzel Oil City, Pennsylvania Kirby Fisher Hurley, Virginia Larry Franklin Paintsville, Kentucky Thomas Edward Friend Pikeville, Kentucky Mary E. Gallagher Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Danny Lee Gallion Jenkins, Kentucky Rodney Dale Gibson Whales, Kentucky Anita G. Gillespie Shelbiana, Kentucky Ernestine Gillespie Meta, Kentucky Judy Goff Zebulon, Kentucky David Greene Columbus, Ohio 65 Joan Carol Hall Weeksb ry, Kentucky Lois Maxine Hall Jo iancy, Kentucky Jean Mary Hallgren Belhnore, L.I., New York Carol May Hantak Columbus, Ohio Joe Harris, Jr. Freeburn, Kentucky Judith Kay Hatfield Pikeville, Kentucky Anita Hawkins Elkhorn City, Kentucky Haskew Hayes, Jr. ]e)ikins, Kentucky John D. Hayes Pikeville, Kentucky Judy Hilty Lima, Ohio J. Paul Hood Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Irene Hopkins Virgie, Kentucky Vyron H. Home Linya Ann Howe George C. Howell Roseann, Virginia Syracuse, Netv York Red Jacket, West Virginia Joe Hudson Pikeville, Kentucky Gineon D. Ison Pikeville, Kentucky Barbara Sue Jenkins Meta, Kentucky Bobby James Johnson Shirley Ann Johnson Marlian Kent Jones Hartley, Kentucky Speight, Kentucky Edgarton, West Virginia 4 . Billy Joe Justice Pikeville, Kentucky Elster Justice Pikeville, Kentucky Hurshel Kenneth Justus Hurley, Virginia 66 UUMMmiiBR Janie Justice Pikeville, Kentucky John Justice Pikeville, Kentucky Loretta Justice Pikeville, Kentucky Connie Lynn Keene Pikeville, Kentucky James Lee Keene Whiteivood, Virginia Margarette Kendrick Elkhorn City, Kentucky Beverly Kilgore Pikeville, Kentucky Glen Keith Kinder Cincinnati, Ohio ]. Ryan King Belfry, Kentucky Diane Francis Kober Feds Creek, Kentucky Kitti Kupadakuinij Bangkok, Thailand Gladys A. Lafferty Pikeville, Ketitucky Douglas Alan Lane Coafesville, Pennsylvania Peggy Leswing Middletown, New Jersey Eddie P. Little Pikeville, Kentucky Hiram Little Pikeville, Kentucky Jack J. Little McRoberts, Kentucky Davey Keith Lucas Jenkins, Kentucky Nancy G. Marshall Delbarton, W est Virginia Delia J. Martin Neon, Kentucky Elmer Basil Matney Pilgrim Knob, Virginia John Paul May Phyllis, Kentucky Larry Maynard South Williamson, Kentucky Richard J. Maynard Pikeville, Kentucky 67 Grace McGuire Jimmie J. Miller Craig Morazes Hatfield, Kentucky ShelbicDia, Kentucky Bridgeport, Connecticut Connie Sue Mullins Pikeville, Kentucky Donald G. Mullins Myra, Kentucky Lenville Mullins Dorton, Kentucky Byron F, Murphy Pikeville, Kentucky James Murphy Edgarton, Vf est Virginia Lester Newsome Dorton, Kentucky Mm i.m Mehrdad H. Nikzad Tehran, Iran Jutta H. Noot Franklin, New York Peggy L. O ' Quinn Haysi, Virginia Doris B. Osborne Danny R. Patierno Augustine Phillips Wheelwright, Kentucky fonancy, Kentucky Phyllis, Kentucky Louia T. Pieralline Clairton, Pennsylvania Janice Pinson Zebulon, Kentucky Richard J. Prince Wellsi ' ille, Ohio James A. Pulver Bonnie Ratliff Brady Ratliff Lovely, Kentucky Pikeville, Kentucky Ashca np, Kentucky John Wallace Ratliff Virgie, Kentucky Claude Reedy Jewell Valley, Virginia Norma J. Reynolds Pikeville, Kentucky 68 Patricia Reynolds Phyllis, Kentucky James C. Rice Montclair, New Jersey Martha Roberts Robinson Creek, Kentucky Nan M. Roberson Ma e wan, West Virginia Blake Robinson Pikei ' ille, Kentucky Roy H. Robinson PikeviUe, Kentucky Rebecca S. Rogers Pikei ' ille, Kentucky Pat Rowlett Phyllis, Kentucky Naomi M. Runyon Patterson, Virginia Henry C. Schnell Williamson, W. Virginia Palmyra Scott PikeviUe, Kentucky Carl Seiser Bethel, Connecticut Shirley L. Sexton Pikei ' ille, Kentucky Neil John Sigvartsen Dunedin, Florida James H. Simpson South Shore, Kentucky Darlene Skeens Grundy, Virginia Brenda Sue Smith Ransofn, Kentucky Carolyn Smith Hazard, Kentucky Jo Ann Smith Kennett, Missouri Monte Smith Ransom, Kentucky Sherman Bruce Smith Ransom, Kentucky William T. Soper Absecon, New Jersey Judy Space Cincinnati, Ohio Linda G. Spencer Kimball }¥ est Virginia 69 Jack Calvin Stanley Shelby Ann Stanley Patsy Louise Stepp Pikei ' ille, Kentucky McAndrews, Kentucky Sidney, Kentucky Richard Paul Storrs Wanda Sue Stratton Jimper Dennis Sturgill Bedford, Pennsylvania Pikei ' ille, Kentucky Hellier, Kentucky Betty Judy Sutherland Crum, West Virginia Evangeline June Tackett Dorton, Kentucky Hannah Sue Tackett Biggs, Kentucky Lynn Tackett Wales, Kentucky James Alfred Taylor Hellier, Kentucky Golcen Victoria Turner Booneville, Kentucky A ?? « Kenton Wallace, Jr. Elkhorn City, Kentucky James Edward Webb Jenkins, Kentucky Judy Dell Wells Pikei ' ille, Kentucky Mary Ann West Bronley Williams Roger Lee Williams Mouthcard, Kentucky Wayland, Kentucky Hellier, Kentucky Edward Henry Wolf Hawthorne, Neiv Jersey Tommy Woofter Pikei ' ille, Kentucky Marliee Young Stopover, Kentucky 70 i BB The hk;hl. ni er Yt ' s, :.v ' ;v f .w staff of I ' hr 1 1 i-hhi ' hL ' r; ir,- ' -v iravvleJ o; -, and :.v ' -v t,-u ' : -!r:l r, , Carl ' s prsL-.l till he ' s thm, Jn m ' s hiistr.l his hcaJ, (Jtfi f:ir rrs ami shot ' s iirr ' snni in a shir, I. I ' he Yii; H ' ink is tuns it ' il i aiiJ zsf tirt- oo ), Sn ; ' ■;. ;.(• hauil ' ■: ■ ■ ; • liniKal tn in, Ami it r.iii :. ih hiUs shnrl of pcyft ' ctiou, W ' t siii ' iii: ' ■ : . . ' ■■ X ' liiy cnyyci ' tion. OrganizatioHS 71 Jim Steele CO-EDITOR Janet LeMaster CO-EDITOR 1965 Mighlander The job of reviewing all that takes place on the Pikeville College campus during the school year con- stitutes a busy schedule for the staff of the Highlander, the college yearbook. Many hours of work are repre- sented in this 39th edition of the Highlander. Striving to ever raise its standards, the Highlander has added to its pages a student index, cataloguing over 600 names; another new feature is the foreword which has been omitted from Highlanders of recent years. The newly appointed staff started planning the 1965 Highlander in June, 1964. Photography, copywriting, and layout work hastened, slowed, and then hastened again as the staff met 3 deadlines throughout the year. Finally, in March, the work was finished and the staff and students eagerly anticipated the arrival of the 1965 Highlander, the greatest ever. EDITORIAL STAFF: Shelby Stanley — Feature Editor, Art Craig — Business Manager, Janet LeMaster — Co-Editor, Jim Steele — Co-Editor, Hubert. Keene — Sports Editor, Edith Jones — Assistant Editor. 72 m mk staff 1st Row — Jean Reynolds, Gladys Lafferty, Jennifer Anderson, Judy Wells, Violet Daniel, Linda Davis. 2nd Rotv — Carolyn Smith, Muriel Plymale, Judy Space, Loretta Justice, Beverly Kilgore. 5rd Roiv — Robert Keith Allara, Margie Hamilton, Bill Arm- strong. The staff of the 1965 HIGHLANDER wishes to extend to our sponsors, Dean Howard Hoover and Mrs. Christina P. Goodman, our deepest and sincere ap- preciation for their faithful supervision and patient understanding as we compiled this annual. Without their professional assistance we could not have excelled in this enjoyable task. THE STAFF They finally came! 73 1st Row — Delmar McCardell, Dean Howard Hoover, Mrs. Christina Goodman, Gail Williamson, Janet LeMaster, Commodore Craft. 2nd Rotv—Vdiul David Scott, Robert Damron, Frank Levstik, Spears Hinton, Gerald Coleman, ird Row — William Craft, Jim Miller, Phillip Vinciquerra, Jim Steele. Student Council The Student Council is the representative group of the entire student body. The four officers are elected at large, and three representatives are elected from each class. The Student Council of 1965 is proud of its accomplishments. The Council met during the summer and planned the Fresh- man Orientation Week which was enjoyed by all. We saw the telephones installed on all floors in Condit and Memorial Halls, a project begun by the 1964 Council. The Council has had an active part in sponsoring such activities as Homecoming, Founder ' s Day, and the Christ- mas Dance. Road signs were erected for the college by the Kentucky Department of Highways. Plans were completed for a Spring Dance and a movie of the month. The aim of the Student Council has been to keep the student body informed of policies and activities of this stu- dent organization. OFFICERS— J. LeMaster, F. Levstik, C. Craft, B. Damron. 74 Wickham-Mcniorial Monitors Wayne Bowling, Mike Mullin, Wilbur Preston, Jerry Hatfield, Lucian Rudd. Seated: Ilene Moore, Patsy Anderson, Gaylen Short, Jackie Blackburn, Mary Pierce, Beatrice Smith. Standing: Karen Stevenson, Janet LeMaster, Linda Gengenback, Sandy Sweeney, Shirley Roberts, Barbara Moore, Alicia Crisp, Nan Roberson. ' Derriam-Condit ' Dorm Council 75 forensic Ccague A group of interested speech students compose this club which handles all realms of speech activities. The group trains students to participate in various na- tional tournaments under the heading of numerous events. 1st Row — Doris McDaniel, Shelby Stanley, Frank Levstik, Bonnie Caudill. 2?id Row — Billy Caudill, Gerald Coleman, William Craft, John Lowe, Gary Barton, James Craft, Layne Tackett, Phillip Vinciquerra. 3rd Row — Alfred Taylor. J ovice ' Debaters 1st Row — Shelby Stanley, Gary Barton. 2nd Row — Tim Swanston, Billy Caudill, Alfred Taylor. Varsity Debaters The Debate Club of Pikeville College has advanced from a team of only four to that of a set of Varsity as well as Novice Debaters. The teams, on the whole, have ac- quired various awards during their past months of debate. They participated in tournaments at Bellarmine College where Kelsey Friend, Jr. was selected as top debater, at Cumberland College where the Novice team was very suc- cessful, and at Berea College. All in all, the Debate Club, spon- sored by Layne Tackett, has enjoyed a substantial amount of success. Doris McDaniel, Kelsey Friend Jr., Frank Levstik, Gerald Coleman, Layne Tackett. J ovice Debaters Layne Tackett, Richard Goodman, Jim Miller, Phillip Vinciquerra, Dianne Denniston. 77 5 ¥ Phi Alpha Zhcta PRESIDENT Commodore Craft VICE PRESIDENT William Minkley SECRETARY-TREASURER Faith Armstrong HISTORIAN Jerry Hatfield FACULTY ADVISOR Calvin P. Jones 78 With the beginning of school, it was recommended by the new Acting Chairman of the Division of Social Studies that an attempt be made to found a Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta on the PikeviUe College campus. Other mem- bers of the History Department were agreeable to this suggestion and have worked toward it. On March 2, 1965, Phi Alpha Theta, the first honorary society at Pikeville College was initiated. The charter members were installed by Dr. Thomas D. Clark of the University of Kentucky in an impressive ceremony in Faith Chapel. Phi Alpha Theta is a national honor society in history whose scho- lastic requirements are second only to Phi Beta Kappa. To be eligible for membership a student must have completed at least twelve semester hours of history with a 3.1 average or better and must rank in the upper thirty-fifth per cent of his class. It is expected that a Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta on this campus will be a stimulus to increase the prevailing interest in history, to increase the intel- lectual atmosphere of the campus, and to help to make Pikeville College into more of a community of scholars. -MEMBERS— Roy D. Rowlett Romona Webb Wayne Bowling Robert Damron Donald Bowling Gary Johnson Marie Little Barbara Lowe Paul D. Scott Julia Damron George Cantrell Faith Armstrong Commodore Craft Bill Minkley Jerry Hatfield mmssm Appdachim Volunteers CHAIRMAN Gail Williamson CO-CHAIRMAN Robert Allara SECRETARY-TREASURER Bonnie Caudill RECORDING SECRETARY Hubert Keen SPONSOR V. O. Turner REGIONAL CO-ORDINATOR Flem Messer The Appalachian volunteers is an organization of approximately 25 college campus units in Eastern and Central Kentucky administered through the coun- cil of the Southern Mountains at Berea, Ky. Its purpose is to help those people of Eastern Kentucky, who need and want help, to help themselves. The four general areas of concentration outlined are enrichment programs, a library project, foreign student presentations, and renovation of buildings and grounds. An evaluation program is being conducted in the schools helped. The Pike- ville college group has chosen enrichment and renovation for their immediate projects due to available sources. Gail Williamson, campus director, has hopes of expanding the Pikeville College program to all possible areas in the near future. Members of this organization are: Jim Steele, Richard Hockenberry, Carol Ann Jones, Violet M. Daniel, Edith Jones, Linda Gingenback, Mary L. Pierce, Mary Nagle, Hubert Keen, Frank Nagle, Loretta O ' Quinn, Linda Gail Brady, Jean Halgren, Pam Young, and Commodore Craft, Jr. Since this is a volunteer organization many other students have participated in its projects. Pictures depict volunteers working at the Hurricane Grade School, Hurricane, Kentucky. ' --dt First Row: Dennis Howard, Nick Frazier, Jim Miller, James Little. Second Roiv: An- thony Bentley, Al Leuzzi, Larry Ashby, Ernest Owens, Gordon Herndon, James Bar- nett, Scotty Cline, Dean Hoover. Third Rotv: Charles Pugh, David Baldwin. Fourth Row: Phil Vinciguerra, P. D. Scott, Edwin Lowe, Del McCardell, Spears Hinton, Terry Bower, David Steiner, David Campbell. BOARD OF DIRECTORS f Circle K The Circle K Club of Pikeville College has enjoyed a position of eminence in the commun- ity that it has never before experienced as the past year has been filled with many successful projects. Nick Frazier provided a fine example of lead- ership and under his guidance the Circle K moved forward. Larry Ashby was elected Gov- ernor of the Kentucky-Tennessee District Con- vention held at May Lodge on Dewey Lake. The convention, itself, was a tremendous success. That a man from Pikeville College was chosen for such a high position illustrates how the club has risen not only in Pikeville but outside the state as well. Perhaps the most successful project was the Annual Christmas Party for underprivileged children. The support the city gave to this project contributed greatly to its success. Charles Pugh took the gavel of the President in February after serving as Vice-President under Frazier. Plans are being made at the present to send a large delegation to the District Con- vention in Gattlinsburg, Tenn. A community project in the form of a radio program was initiated by the Circle K. The program consisted of news of the Circle K, the Kiwanis Club, and Key Clubs of the area. In addition to the news, the top tunes were played for the enjoyment of the listeners. If the past year is any indication of things to come, the Circle K has another good year in store. You can bet another good year it will be! Front Rotv: Gordon Herndon, Anthony Bentley, Larry Ashby, Nick Frazier, Charles Pugh. Back Row: Spears Hinton, David Steiner, Jim Miller, Howard Hoover, P. D. Scott, Phil Vinciguerra. 80 htematioml Kdatiom Club PRESIDENT - - - Bill Justus VICE-PRESIDENT ..- Jim Steele SECRETARY-TREASURER - - Arthur Craig REPORTER __ - George Knaell SPONSOR . - - - - H. M. Going The members of the International Relations Club represent all segments of the student body — the chemist, the physicist, the mathematician, the artist, and the philosopher as well as the historian and the political scientist. The members of this group, recognizing the vital need for an intelligent public opinion, agree to study and discuss international affairs in an honest effort to clarify their own minds as to present world problems and to under- take such programs and projects as will contribute to (a) better understanding of world affairs on the campus and in the community, and (b) improved relations between nations. They recognize that all students of international affairs do not think and feel alike, and they agree to grant as much freedom of thought and expression to their fellow members as they demand for them- selves. -MEMBERS- Wayne Bowling Frank Levstik Jim Fletcher Pamela Young Terry Bower Frank Nagle Carl B. Banks Dexter Bartley James Barnette Lucian Rudd Bill Armstrong Neil Sigvartsen Gerald Coleman Tom Watko George Knaell Arthur Craig Jim Steele Bill Justus 81 Ckristian fellowship The Student Christian Fellowship is devoted to encouraging students to enrich their spiritual lives while at Pikeville. The 12 members of the Student Christian Fellowship Advisory Council plan the regular Christian Fellowship and the Monday evening Vesper programs, as well as such other activities as the Chrisman Picnic, the various parties, the Christmas candy sale, the Christmas caroling, and the Spring Retreat which terminates our activities for the Spring semester. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ADVISORY COUNCIL; Miss Cul- ton, Blanch Lowe, Gail Williamson, Carol Jones, Dr. McCon- nell. Bonnie Caudill, Tim Swanston, Mike McMillan, Paul Hoover, Richard Hockenberry, Judy Syck. First Row: Mary Pierce, Jutta Noot, Violet Daniel, Bonnie Caudill, Judy Syck, Mary Morland, Blanche Lowe, Sandra Moore, Edith Jones, Janet Combs, Terry Hilsheimer, Judy Hilty, Ann Begley, Madeline Johnson, Mary Nagle. Second Row: Miss Alma Cul- ton, Karen Huey, Carol Jones, Glenda Amburgy, Juanita Whitt, Pat Griffith, Lynia Howe, Annah May, Mary Deel, Golden Turner, Shirley Johnson, Gail Williamson, Emma Easterling, Carol Hantak, Louella Ritchie, Vonda Damron, Linda O ' Brein, Irene Hopkins, Dr. Richard McConnell. Third Roiv: Commodore Craft, James Craft, Glen Kinder, William Craft, Frank Nagle, Paul Hoover, Jim Fletcher, Larry Godwin, Eugene Blackburn, Michael McMillan, Mike Mullin, Tim Swanston, Richard Hocken- berry. 82 Hi Front Row: Gordon Cool, Roberta Luxmore, Carolyn Murphy Frazier, Bobbie Turner, Barbara McCoy, Ellen Turley, Lois Staton, Anita Gillispie, Naomi Runyon, Linda Jus- tice, Bertha Williamson, Patricia Wilson, Mary Nagle, Nick Frazier. Second Row: Linda Gail Brady, Betty Ryan, Linda Davis, Virginia Draughn, Louise Sexton, Mary Kendrick, Gail Williamson, Julia Damron, Saundra Branham, Bernice Broyles, Ida Parsons, Mrs. Clara Walsh. Third Row: Maggie Slone, Lois Perry, Grace McGuire, Pam Young, Betty Smith, Nan Rob erson, Mary Jane Canupp, Marsha Bickford, Mary Lou Deel, Karen Stevenson, Lena Crabtree, Paula Boggs. Fourth Row: Tanya Kidd, David Carr, Lowell Mullins, Joe Duke, Gary Johnson, David Hinchman, Tom Wyskowski, James Foster, Jerry Childers, David Barnett, Bill Mullins, Linda Gengenbach, Juainita Whill. Student J at 10 Hal SducatioH MsodatioH The A.A. Page Chapter of the SNEA is the local chapter of the Student National Education Association, the professional Association for college and university students preparing to teach. The SNEA is nationally affiliated with the National Education Association. The SNEA is one of the largest organizations on campus. The members have worked diligently on projects such as a Christmas party for under- privileged children, the recognition of one teacher whom we feel should receive special recognition, the selection of outstanding student teachers who are members of the organization, and the presentation of a tea in honor of Teaching Career Month. SNEA Officers: E. Turley — Treasurer, B. Broyles — Sec- retary, L. Staton — Historian, L. Davis — Parliamentarian, J. Duke — Vice-President, M. J. Canupp — President Peach Orchard Players , ' W r r First Row: Mary Nagle, Carol Hantak, Julia Damron, Gail Williamson, Alicia Crisp, Pat Morland, Karen Huey, Terry Helsheimer, Mary Lou Pierce, Mrs. Goodman. Second Row: Sandra Sweeney, Mike MuUin, Mike McMillan, Tommy Watko, David Campbell, Al Leuzzi, Bill Minkley, Linya Howe. Third Row: David Carr, Gerald Coleman, Del McCardell, Frank Nagle, Spears Hinton, Paul Hoover, Gordon Herndon, Ron Cole. Tragedy, comedy, drama, farce all of these important phases of stage life are enacted by the PEACH ORCHARD PLAYERS of Pikeville College. The drama group has created characters from the dramatic tragedy of Shakespeare ' s MacBeth to the slap stick farce of Moliere ' s The Imaginary Invalid. The experiences of this fine drama organization have proved to be successful for the Peach Orchard Players will soon be in a National Honorary Fraternity of the Theatre Arts known as Theta Alpha Phi. The Peach Orchard Players have great hopes for the future of being the most active and talented group on campus. The chief purpose of the club is to entertain, and there are many opportunities open to anyone who is in- terested in stage production in any way. Let your hght shine on the stage. Qavd Club To increase poise and ability in public speaking is the pur- pose of the Gavel Club. Each member is expected to deliver speeches on assigned topics and also be able to respond extem- poraneously on subjects as- signed at club meetings. Gordon Herndon, Linda Olmsted, David Campbell, David Carr. Dave Chenault, Dean Lynne Bonnette yomg ' Democrats Club First Row Art Craig, Gary Cederia, Hubert Keen, Gordon Herndon, Spears Hintort, Joe HuLn, Seco.d L.v Zoretta Justice, Judy Wells, Gladys Laf ferty Bever y K.lgore Sandy Sweeney, Linda O ' Brien, Alicia Crisp, Jennifer Anderson TW Rotv. Carolyn Mer, Clara ' Ramey, Linda Olmsted, Sandy Pinson Ron Cok Cdn . ' Leuzzi, Lena Crabtree, Diana Denniston, Mr. Lane Tackett, and Mr. H. M. Gomg. 85 Parnassus Club Ann Begley, Sharon Barker, Dianne Denniston, Commodore Craft, Wilbur Preston, Annah May, Darlene Crain, Vonda Damron, Joyce Adams, Linda Carol Brady, Mr. Bruce Brown, and Miss Talma Haney. Vront Row: Nan Roberson, Bobbie Turner, Violet Daniel, Kathy Balkenhol, Pam Young and Mary Nagle. Back Roiv: Dolly Charles, Cathy Thomas, Karen Stevenson, Jackie Blackburn, Shirley Roberts, Maggie Slone, Judy Space, Ann Peggy Leswing. Helen Os- borne, sponsor, (not shown). WM The Women ' s Athletic As- sociation conducts intramural sports throughout the school year. This group is composed of women who enjoy the com- petitive sports, the physical ex- ercise, and the companionship to be found in sports participa- tion. All women students are encouraged to participate in this organization. THE ROCORD is the otficial newspaper of Pikeville College published for and by the stydents of the college, and printed weekly as a special section of the PIKE COUNTY NEWS. THE ROECORD, as an organization, has a system of pins and keys, whereby any member serving for a period of two years is eligible to receive a pin, and after three years may earn a key. As its fund raising project, THE RECORD sponsors an annual Spring Talent Night, featuring only college talent. The purpose of the program is to raise enough money to cover the cost of the keys and pins. Sealed: Julia Damron, Frank Levstik, Wayne Bowling, Fran Dalton, Mr. Marion Kelly. Standing: David Carr, Bonnie Deel, George Knaell, Naomi Runyon. ' ' you make the news. We print ir 87 Business Club First Row: Tom Justus, James Cook, Karen Thornsbury, Brenda Davis, Irene Stratton, Emma Jane Blevins, Piti Suntrapak, Dalton Belcher, Second Rotv: Miss Barnett, Doris McDaniel, Abdhal Ahamad, Lena Crabtree, Major Sparks, Lorriane Thompson, Bernice Broyles, Miss Davis, Third Roiv: Robert Blevins, Janet LeMaster, Brenda Smith, Emma Easterling, Annah May, Sharon Barker, James Keen, Fourth Rotv: Ted Honaker, Danny Belcher, Henry Cole, Terry Bower, Don Bowling, Dave Baldwin, Lowell Mullins. Monroe Calculators being explained to interested persons. The Raytheon plant tour. 88 Front Rotv: Mary Nagle, Barbara Bailey, Linda Gail Brady, Pat Morland, Linya Howe, Ann Begley, Peggy Leswing, Carol Mathis, Karen Huey, Mary Lou Pierce, Mrs. Jones, Second Row: Dr. Jones, Gypsy Bevins, Terry Hilsheimer, Sandra Davis, Linda Davis, Alicia Crisp, Richard Hockenberry, William Minckley, Larry Franklin, Carol Hantack, Judy Hilty, Sandra Moore, Linda Gengenbach, Th rd Roiv: Doris McDaniel, Julia Dam- ron, David Carr, Gerald Coleman, Ronald Cole, Allen Epling, Paul Hoover, Ronald Coleman, Frank Nagle, Henry Schnell. Chorus Dr. and Mrs. John Paul Jones 89 L-R First Row: George Knaell, Spears Hinton, Jim Miller, Johnny Lowe, Bryon Murphy, Second Row: J. B. Hatfield, Dr. Hacke, James Meade, Edwin Lowe, Ray Lafferty, Frank Nagle, Thh-d Roiv: Mr. Waddle, Roger Cannup, Carl Seiser, Doug Lane. mfle Club Which Target can you hit. ' ' 90 The HK HLAXDER ■Ic i S ' -i ' i ' v ■■ ' ■ ' ' 1 h - ' it ' p • I features 91 freshman Week Jntroduces Students to PC Freshmen get their first introduction to the college during the week before the upper classmen return for classes. The week is spent visiting the campus build- ings and getting to know some of the professors and fellow students. For the Freshman, the first days on campus are con- fusing and hectic. Faced with uncertain decisions he must learn hard lessons in self-sufficiency. These mounting anxieties of registration arid the first informal classes leave the Freshman questioning himself about his college career. 7reshmm Master Keg is t rat m process Registration holds many problems and worries for the Freshman. Knowing that a mistake will send him back to his instructor, he finds that the slow and cautious approach is the best. Jt ' s J 0t Ml Work andj o Play After the long tiring week it is topped off by the annual President ' s reception and Dance. ■m m ■■i ' ' ' ft ij i ? ' ' ' ti i ' ' ' 1 i ' t ■ After the dancing was over, it wasn ' t long before the first class bell rang. Dancing seems to lift all barriers. The same Fresh- man who would not ask his classmate for a date would not hesitate to ask her to dance. It was a big year for the Jerk and the Bird. Campus Scenes Posed. mmmsFA ' I know who has the rook, said Marsha. The music made me sleepy. It looks good and it is not even a Birthday Dinner. ' ■r i % _ ji P h ! ' 4Hl V W — m| 94 This grass tickles. Varied . . . Js the Ward for College Cife , r What do you mean? You go to SWEATSHIRT? ' My group had fifty per cent more cavities! ' Everybody loves Saturday night. Jomders Day 1964 On October 8, 1964, Founders Day at Pikeville Col- lege was highlighted by an address given by Dr. Ken- neth G. Neigh, General Secretary, Board of National Missions of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. At one-thirty we witnessed the dedication of the Mary I. Spilman Faculty House by Dr. James W. Angell, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Pikeville College. Open House was followed by a reception at the home of Dr. B. H. Jarman and a Pageant, History of Pikeville College, in the Faith Chapel. Dedication of the Mary I. Spilman Faculty House. ' The Mary I. Spilman Faailty House. 96 library Series The Library Lecture Series is a means of focusing attention on the newly created Appalachian Cultural Program at O ' Rear-Robinson Library. Our primary ob- jective is to engage capable people from diverse fields, in relation to the area, to perform on campus. The agenda for the past months has included the local Writers Guild, Hollis Summers — poet and novelist and John Jacob Niles — world famous folk artist. Pikeville Concert Msoeiation This year the Concert Association had the largest audiences in its history. The crowds were delighted with the French songs of Varel and BaiUy and their Chan- teurs de Paris, pleased with the folk singing of Paul and Penny Arnson, and enthralled with the National Opera Company ' s presentation of Victor Herbert ' s The Student Prince. The closing highlight of the season was the concert of the Louisville Symphony Orchestra. U%{f ' s Who m American Colleges and Universities This is the fourth year that Pikeville College has participated in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Each school is assigned a quota bas ed on enrollment. Juniors, seniors, and graduate stu- dents still enrolled in the school are eligible for nomination. Nominees are selected by a campus committee on the basis of Scholarship, (B Average), Citizenship, Participation, and Leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, and general promise of future usefulness to business and society. This committee, which was composed of faculty and students, felt that these fine young ladies and gentlemen met the requirements listed above. Mary Jane Canupp Commodore Craft 98 B HUHH B Sally Shannon Miller Sue Ann Sexton Gary Bruce Johnson 99 future Zeachers of the year Mrs. Saundra F r a 1 e y Branham, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fraley of Wayland, Ky. Graduate of Wayland High School. Major — Elementary Education. Each year the S.N.E.A. honors those senior members whom we feel have taken an active part in the organi- zation. They are selected on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, activities in the organization, and they must have had student teaching during the present school year. The Future Teachers of the Year are chosen by a committee of the organization, and the president of the organization. This year the S.N.E.A. is proud to honor six mem- bers who have adequately met all qualifications. The Future Teachers of the Year are Saundra Branham, Mary J. Canupp, Gary Johnson, Barbara McCoy, Betty Smith, and Janice Smith. Miss Mary Jane Canupp, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Canupp of Belfry, Kentucky. Graduate of Bel- fry High School. Major — Elemen- tary Education. Mr. Gary Bruce Johnson, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Johnson of Shelby Gap, Kentuck y. Graduate of D o r t o n High School. Major — Elementary Education. 100 Mrs. Barbara McCoy, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cochran of Huddy, Kentucky. Graduate of Bel- fry High School. Major — Elemen- tary Education. Mrs. Betty Swindall Smith, Daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Swin- dall of Burdine, Kentucky. Gradu- ate of Jenkins High School. Major — Elementary Education. Mrs. Janice M. Smith, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith of Banks, Kentucky. Graduate of Rob- inson High School. Major — Ele- mentary Education. Zeacher of the year The S.N.E.A. elected and honored Mrs. Clara Walsh as the Teacher of the Year for her outstanding service to Pikeville College. Linda Reed Janet LeMaster Bonnie Caudill Christmas Queen Loretta Justice QUEEN 102 Muriel Plymale Shelby Stanley and Attendants 1964 Gaylen Short Pamela Young 103 Mo me coming Queen J 964 Cathy Thomas, Carolyn Frazier, Judy McCoy, Jenny Vin- ciguerra, Shirley Roberts. Coronation of Queen Shirley Cheerleaders in parade Homecoming Queen 1964 Miss Shirley Roberts Pikeville High School Band Led the Parade The Dance following the Ballgame 104 msa as . Miss Sast Kentucky M ss Kemucky Kumer-Up 4 Miss Shawn Mall 05 Spring High May Day — 1Q63 ill 106 Dancers congratulating the Queen after the Program. jC 10 fits of 1964 Passion Play Scene 107 Peach Orchard Players j Presented — Jiamtj Presented by the faculty — Cup of Zrembling 108 « Ms t Ld. A ' i M Democratic ComentioH Meld by Political Science Classes . ,vl . i ,1 1 jj H in ii ' •1..lLLlu1l. i : 1 ■ M . ■ 1 l iMqpH |i««H(femMm.«M.Mi. •..■..■,....,. ■ iIi5 Bir jiJB fe. ' ii . lb •JHHHjii a 1 The preceding pages have given the reader a record of the past school year. We are proud of our seventy-five year history and to tell it many words could be written and many pictures printed. However, space limits us to a few memories of the past in these selected pictures. Pictures courtesy of: Mrs. N. A. Chrisman and Mr. John M. Yost 10 DR. JAMES F. RECORD President of Pikeville College 1899-1911 and 1915-1932 II SSfc THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS OF PIKEVILLE COLLEGE Nona Connolly Bowles Sid Gray Liza Syck Walters PIKEVILLE COLLEGE ACADEMY GRADUATION CLASS OF 1920 Lora Rogers, Louise Hughes Hobbs, Thelma Morgan McClelland, Bessie Riddle Arnold, Sally Vicars Dotson, Mary Elizabeth Michael, Sarah Crawford. Harrison Bowles, Dorris Music, Thomas Harmon, Paul Riddle, Charles King, and Cecil Greer. 112 Hi W mmtamauKsaBM Standing:— 7—-, Alice Childs, M. I. Spil- man, Dr. Record, — Tackaberry, T. M. Rid- dle, Alice Record, English K. Kendrick, Gene Auxier. Seated: Sarah Wilson Hudson, William M. Justice, Ruth Greer Crane, Da- vid Noble, Bess Craig, Wendell McGee, ouf: — ? — , James F. Record, W. C. Con- dit, -?--?-. Back Row: Katherine Marshall, — Coach — , Frank McClelland, — ?— , B. B. Riddle, Bess Alice Craig, English K. Kendrick, Mary I. Spilman. Front Row: Elizabeth Mar- tin, Kiddoo Simmons, — Hatfield, — ? — , — ? — , Ruth Crane, Lena Crist Brooks, — Schramm, Alice Record, — ? — , — ? — . CHOIR Front Row: Fannie Smith, Mrs. Neil, Sher- ilda Huffman Coleman, Ruth Harmon, — ? — , Madelyn Childers Hatcher. Back Row: Ella Marie Stone Dantzler, Tom-E Huffman, Allie Scott, — ?— , Marie Potter, Blanche Foggsong. Back Row: Thomas Harmon, — ? — Middle Row: Dorris Music, Tom Huffman, Harrison, Bowles. Fro)?t Roiv: Gene Auxier, Paul Riddle, Back Rotv: Ora (Pet) Hatcher Yost, — Johnson, Irene Spears. Front Row: Lora Marie Rogers, Bessie Riddle Arnold, Thelma Morgan. TENNIS TEAM OF 1928 P. C. BASKETBALL TEAM 1919 Front Rotv: — Scott, Dorris Music, Cecil Greer, Back Row: Walter Walters, Paul Rid- dle — ?— . 1920 FOURTH OF JULY PARADE Tfu- HK H LANDER Boys ' Basket Ball Team i )H 111 C.Hi s, (•, ' , , , I 1 . ' ' ' 1.1 ! ' . • I ' , I ij i ' ,• ■■, 11 I i i. ,i .1 i . !, H.I ! nr Vu, R,.i..,J ' .i ' ,iK ' .i.-tuii . 1 . . 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Mirr If: i ' - ' ' li l ' • ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - Spi rts basketball Talking it over with the coach ! A Kebuild ' mg year Pikeville College ' s 1964-65 cage team was on the short end of the scoring most of the time but was one of the best hustling teams in years. PC won eight and lost twelve for the season, and placed in the KIAC with a 2-8 mark. Five of the squad members were freshmen who gained valuable experience in their first campaign. Veterans Doug Fuller and Don Blair provided the rebounding with the bulk of the scoring by Terry Epling and Chuch Taylor. Individual one-game high marks for the -season found Terry Epling scoring the most points with thirty-five against Cumberland College. Terry also con- nected with the most field goals again against Cumberland. Don Blair led with the most free throws and the most rebounds with eleven and eighteen re- spectively. This year saw the beginning of a Pepsi Invitational Tournament at Pikeville with Georgia Southern winning it and Don Blair and Terry Epling being placed on the all tournament team. At the end of the season Terry Epling was placed on the all KIAC Team. With only P. D. Scott graduating, this should mean a strong squad for next year ' s cage battles. PIKEVILLE COLLEGE BEARS Get your finger out of my eye! 18 Terry Epling Sophomore 6 ' 0 •Matewan, West Virginia Two for Terry ! Looks good, but will he make it. Doug Fuller Sophomore 6 ' 6 Haysi, Virginia Chuck Taylor Junior 5 ' 11 Waynesville, Ohio One for the Moose 19 Don receives special instruction from the Coach. Don Blair Sophomore 6 ' 2 Virgie, Kentucky Woofter stretches for two. Bill Woofter Sophomore € 8 Pikeville, Kentucky Who ' s going to get the ball Gary? Gary Newman Junior 6 ' I Grethel, Kentucky 120 Wish Coach would put me in the game. I ' d show them. P. D. Scott Senior y 10 Chattaroy, West Virginia John is getting in practice. John Doug Hayes Freshman 6 ' 3 Pikeville, Kentucky Jim Simpson Freshman 6 ' 2 South Shore, Kentucky Jim watches from the bench. 121 Dave Clymer Junior 6 ' 1 Martinsville, Indiana Tommy Hall Freshman 6 ' 1 Betsy Layne, Kentucky Only one shot, Bronley. Larry Sturgill ]unior 5 ' 8 BoonsCamp, Kentucky Richard Maynard Freshman 6 ' 6 Johns Creek, Kentucky Bronley Williams Freshman 6 ' 2 Wayland, Kentucky 122 Score aby l ears Score 91 Pikeville Lee ' s Jr. College 88 76 Pikeville Clinch Valley 69 19 Pikeville Cumberland 65 92 Pikeville Lee ' s Jr. College 79 82 Pikeville Phelps 71 73 Pikeville Clinch Valley 99 83 Pikeville Easr Tenn. 77 93 Pikeville Phelps 81 77 Pikeville Phelps 85 Front Rotv: Coach Butcher, Keith Howell, Joe Dingus, Junior Newsome, Tommy Hall, Coach Yelverton. Back Rotv: Tom Woofter, Jim Simpson, Richard Maynard, Dean Stewart, Ted Soper, Ronnie Moore. Georgia Southern Wins the Pepsi Invitational Tournament. Circle K Cheerleaders at Varsity-Freshman game. Sad Sack? MANAGERS: T. Bower, P. Vinciguerra, D. Stein- er, R. Setser. Irene Hopki Jean Reynolds Cathy Thomas 124 Naomi Runyon Pamela Young . . t i---f-1s. .-..z 9 ' ■ ' Jk- « ' jfr ik :.,. •ipr V,fi ?!i ;t? Men ' s intramural, with approximately sixty per cent of the men students participating experienced a good year under the guidance of athletic director, Laney Yelverton. The program now includes seven sports with football, basketball, and Softball leading in participation. Awards are given for champi- onship teams, and those men with a large number of merits are honored at the annual athletic banquet. Intramurals for women are sponsored throughout the year by the women ' s athletic association. Inter-collegiate competition in women ' s sports was also started this year and appears to be gaining favor. Contented faces of Co-Editors as a result of dead lines met ! 126 The HIGHLANDER J. J. KX)RP:. President V. E. BEVIXS. Cashier LINTON TRIVETTE. Vice President B. A. RATLIFF, Asst. Cashier The Pikeville National Bank PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY 4% on Savings Account Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent 11a savs Mr. McClcH.ind kept her in expansion hall thiriy minutc . if half an hour had that effect on 11a, we vote that Mr. MeClelland keep BLinche, Kdythi VVayland and Maxie about a week. Francis, Francis Trivette General Insurance PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY lAdmtiseme ts 127 r  Today ' s kind of living calls for two kinds of Pepsi-Cola. Drink famous regular Pepsi for the clean, bold taste... plus energy to liven your pace. Enjoy new Diet Pepsi- Cola when you want honestto-Pepsi taste, lively Pepsi sparkle.. .with less than a calorie a bottle. Either way, its the official drink of today ' s generation ! 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V « «;jf4 m h M mdllHKi .OWUO «„ «„om OF ,™ COCA.COU CC„P.„, Br fnpaof 139 About campus Jndej Abshire, Genoa 63 Adams, Deed Jr 63 Adams, Joyce Ann 46, 86 Adams, Marianna 63 Adams, Mary Alice 46 Adkins, John Adrian 63 Adkins, Raymond Gary 63 Administration 21 Advertisements 127 Ahmadi, Abdolnabi 63, 88 Ahkami, Pirous -- 63 Akers, Harold E. 31 AUara, Robert Keith .63, 73, 79, 94 Allen, Robert Carl 62, 63 Amburgy, Glenda 55, 82 Anderson, Andy Ayers - 62, 63 Anderson, Jennifer Lee 63, 73 Anderson, Patsy Sue 46, 75, 106 Anderson, Woody Herman 63 Armstrong, Ellen - 63 Armstrong, Faith Anne ' 6, 78 Armstrong, William John III 63, 73, 81 Ashby, Larry Keith 80 Ashby, Roger Lee 63 B Back, Nancy Ann -- 63 Bailey, Barbara Jean 55, 89 Bailey, Benny Ray Bailiff, Riley Dean - 63 Baird, William Jesse Baker, Frances Carolyn — 63 140 Baker, Rosalee 31 Baldwin, Charles Franklin . . 55 Baldwin, David P AG, 80, 88, 95 Bales, Antionette G. 46 Bales, Thomas Samuel 63 Balkenhol, Kathryn Ann . 63, 86 Banks, Anna Kay 63 Banks, Carl Bennett 46, 81 Barker, Sharon Caroll 88, 55, 86 Barker, William Henry 55 Barnett, David Jack 31, 83 Barnett, James Gordon 55, 80, 81 Barnett, Marigrace 25, 88 Bartley, Dexter . 81 Bartley, Gleda Fern 63 Barton, Gary Gerald 76, 63 Beem, Ethel 28 Begley, Rose Anna 63, 82, 86, 89 Begley, John Phillip (A Belcher, Dalton, M 55, 88 Belcher, Erma Jean dA. Belcher, Danny Chester 55, 88 Belcher, Roger Lee 55 Bentley, Anthony Lee 46, 80 Berg, Henry 26 Best, Stephen Lee 47 Bevins, Danny Eugene M Bevins, Gypsy Rosemay 46, 89 Bevins, Mildred Ann 64 Bevins, Robert Jr 64 Bickford, Marsha Elaine 46, 83, 94 Billiter, John Paul Billiter, Ruby Jean 46 Birchfield, Mary Lou 64 Blackburn, Douglas Lucian 46 Blackburn, Elster Eugene 55, 82 Blackburn, Jacqueline 31, 75, 86, 106 Blackburn, Kelly Ray 64 Blair, Don L 55, 118, 120 Blankenship, George M 55 Blevins, Emma Jane 47, 88 Blevins, Judy Kay 55 Blevins, Robert Thomas 30, 31, 88, 94 Boggs, Paula Annette 55, 83 Bonnett, Lynne 21, 28, 85 Booth, Thomas Lee Jr. 31 Bower, Terry Lee ...47, 80, 81, 88 Bowling, Donald E 47, 78, 88 Bowling, Wayne . 47, 75, 78, 81, 87 Brady, Linda Carol 64, 86 Brady, Linda Gayle ...64, 79, 83, 89 Branham, Saundra Fraley 32, 100 Branham, Sue Whitt 47 Brooks, Earlyta Claire 47 Brown, Bruce 21, 86 Brown, Glenn 26 Brown, Stephen Cyrus 55 Broyles, Bernice Lou 47, 83, 8P Buntusarnee, Lek 64 Burgess, Nannie Marie 56 Burke, Larry Major 47 Burke, Leo 47 Burke, Teresa Ann 64 Butcher, Paul 24, 118, 123 c Campbell, David L 47, 80, 84, 85 Cantrell, George D 78 Canupp, Mary Jane 32, 83, 98, 100 Canupp, Roger Stanley 64, 90 Carr, David C 47, 83, 84, 85 87, 89, 107 Carrico, William E. Caudill, Billy Ward 64, 76 Caudill, Bonnie Sue 56, 76, 79, 82, 102 Caudill, Jo Ann 48 Cerdeira, Gary Dean 85 Chaney, Ernest Wayne 64 Chaney, Larry F 48 Charles, Dolly 86 Chenault, David W 48, 85, 94 Chapel, Constance Ann 95 Childers, Jerry Wayne 32, 83 Childress, Kathleen 32 Classes 29 Clay, Colleen Johnson . 32, 73 Clevinger, Gary Douglas 56 Clevinger, Hillard Everett Clevinger, Roger Dale 64 Cline, Scottie Ireland 32, 80 Clymer, Dave Le6n . 48, 118, 122 Cole, Fulton Henry 64, 88 Cole, Ronald F 56, 84, 85, 89, 108 Coleman, Anita Sue 64 Coleman?, Gary Eugene 64 Coleman, Gerald P ...48, 76, 74, 77, 81, 94, 89, 84 Coleman, Harold Gene 64 Coleman, Patty .- 28 141 Coleman, Ronald T. 56, 85, 89 Collier, Joella Fay 142 Collins, Lester 56 Collins, Mitchell 64 Collins, Wanda Faye 48 Combs, Janet Marie 64, 82 Compton, Lavada 28 Compton, Ona Edith 64 Compton, Patty Lou 64 Conn, Barbara 143, 28 Conway, Phyllis 56 Coor, Arlen 64 Cook, Irene Webb _. 33 Cook, James Edford Jr. 30, 88 Cool, Lloyd Gordon 33, 8.5 Cornett, Marion Douglas 48 Crabtree, Lena Sue 48, 83, 85, 88, 94 Craft, Commodore ...33, 74, 78, 79, 82, 86, 98 Craft, James Wiley 54, 56, 76, 82 Craft, William H 56, 74, 76, 82 Craig, Arthur W 56, 72, 81, 85, 95, 146 Crain, Darlene Penelope 86 Crain, Darrell Clayton 56 Creelman, Donna Lea 56, 108 Crisp, Alicia Jeanine 84, 89, 33, 75 Culton, Alma 27, 82, 123, 143 Cunningham, Roy Jerome 65 D Dai, Nasser 65 Dalton, Fran 33, 87 Dalton, Margaret Faye 65 Damron, Bobby Joe 48 Damron, Julia Lynn 48, 78, 84, 87, 89 Damron, Rediford 21 Damron, Robert 48, 74, 78, 94, 96 Damron, Vonda L. 65, 82, 86 Daughtrey, Velda 28 Daniel, Violet Marie 65, 73, 79, 82, 86 Davis, Brenda Joyce 65, 88 Davis, Freddy C. 45, 48 Davis, Linda Sue 33, 73, 83, 89 Davis, Mildred 25, 88 Davis, Sandra 65, 89 Day, Franklin - 26 Day, Gail Rose 56 Deel, Bonnie Sue 48, 87 Deel, Mary Lou 56, 82, 83, 94 Dinniston, Francs Dianne 63, 77, 85, 86 Dingess, Joe Bryant 65, 123 Dotson, Eskie Gene 65 Dotson, Patricia Elaine .-.. 56 Draughn, Virginia Alice 49, 83 Duke, Joe H -.- 83 E Easterling, Emma Carol 88, 65, 82 Ekhart, Robert E. Jr 56 Edwards, Maie S 65 Elkins, Robert Lee - 65 Elkins, Stella - -- 25, 108 142 1 llison. W ' lin.i Ruth nplinj;, Allen Hplini;, Judy Eagle Epling, Terry Etzel, Susan Ann - 34 44, 89 56 56, 118, 119 62, 65, 124 Faculty Features Fields, James Earl Fields, Louella (Reynolds) Fisher, Kirby Preston . Fletcher, Jimmy Ronald Foit, Robert S. ... Ford, Ruth Foster, James Arthur Francis, Larry Fon Francisco, Thomas Bruce Franklin, Larry Richard Frazier, Stephen Nicholas . Freshmen Friend, Kelsey Jr 19 - 91 - 57 .. ... .. . 57 65, 94 49, 81, 82 49 ... 49 34, 83, 94 57 .. 142, 34 65, 89, 94 34, 80, 83 62 57, 77 Friend, Thomas Edward 65 Frye, O. F 24 Fuller, Douglas 57, 118, 119 G Gallagher, Mary Elizabeth 65 Gallion, Danny Lee Gengcnbach, Linda Jean George, Mary Belle Gibson, Doris Ailene 65 34, 75, 79, 83, 89, 95 22,96 57 Gibson, Rodney Dale 65 Gillespie, Anita Gaye 65,83 Gillispie, Ernestine 65 Godwin, Larry Ralph 57, 82 Goff, Judy Lee 65 Going, Alice T 25,85,96 Going, Herbert 25, 81, 85 Goodman, Christina .. . 22, 74, 84, 108 Goodman, Jimmy R. . 57, 77 Gray, Jane Lee Greene, David Keith .. 65 Greer, Robert Earl 49 Griffith, Hanna Pat 57, 82 Grigsby, Bettie Sue . 35 Gullett, Johnnie Bert H Hacke, Robert 22,90,108 Hale, Janalyn G 57 Hale, John Fred 57 Hall, Doris Ilene . 57, 76, 77, 88, 89 Hall, Joan Carol 66 Hall, Lois Maxine 66 Hall, Sharon Louise 105 Hall, Tommy D. 94, 118, 122, 123 Hall, William Woodrow 49 Hallgreen, Jean Mary , 66, 79 Hamilton, Margery Louise 57 Hammer, David Scott 49 Haney, Telma 22, 86 Hantak, Carol May 66, 82, 84, 89 Harris, Joe H. Jr. 66 Hatfield, J. B 49, 75, 78, 90 Hatfield, Judith Kay 66 Hatton, Donald Wayne 57 •143 HK.Hl WDCR Hawkins, Anita 66 Hayes, Haskew Jr 66, 94 Hayes, John Doug _ __ ._ 66, 118, 121 Heagen, Robert Joseph 58 Henry, William John 94 Hereford, Thomas May 49 Herndon, Maurice Gordon 35, 80, 84, 85 Hickman, Glema Faye Hicks, Francis Gene 49 Hilsheimer, Terry Anne 82, 84, 89 Hilty, Judith 66, 82, 89 Hinchman, David D 35 Hinton, Spears 35, 74, 80, 84, 85, 90, 173 Hockenberry, Richard W 58, 79, 82, 89 Honaker, Martha 58 Honaker, Teddy Roy 58, 88 Hood, J. Paul .. 66 Hoover, Howard Paul 58, 82, 84, 89, 108 Hoover, Roberta 20, 108 Hoover, W. Howard 21, 74, 80, 108 Hopkins, Opal Irene 66, 82, 124 Home, Vyron Harold 66 Howard, Dennis Eugene ..-.. . 58, 80 Howe, Linya Ann 66, 82, 89 Howell, George Charles 66 Howell, Jeannine Howell, Keith Alan 123 Hudson, Joseph D. 62, 66, 85 Huey, Karen Annette 49, 83, 84, 89 Huffman, Stephen Milton 35 Hughes, Thomas Everett 50 I Ison, Godeon Douglas ..-. 66 J Jackson, Ronald George 50 Jackson, Victoria E. ...-. 58 144 ■ Pikcviih Coi co;c Debating Team Jarman, B. H 20, 96, 123, l4l Jarrell, Jimmy Dale 35 Jenkins, Barbara Sue _ 66 Jinks, Willard. 26 Johnson, Bobby James 66 Johnson, Fon Michael 58 Johnson, Gary Bruce 36, 78, 83, 99, 100 Johnson, Glenda Lou 36 Johnson, Linda Lou 145, 36 Johnson, Madelyn Gail 58, 82 Johnson, Norene 36 Johnson, Okie 50 Johnson, Shirley Ann 66, 82 Jones, Calvin P. 25, 78 Jones, Carol Ann 58, 79, 82 Jones, Chrystine 36 Jones, Edith 50, 72, 79, 82 Jones, John Paul 22, 89 Jones, Margaret E 22, 89 Jones, Marlian Kent 66 Jones, Ray Allen Juniors - - 45 Justice, Arlie Davis 58 Justice, Billie Joe -- 66 Justice, Elster - 66 Justice, Janie Carol 67 Justice, John Cleveland 67 Justice, Linda Lucille 58, 83 Justice, Loretta ._ 67, 73, 102 Justice, William Howard 36 Justus, Billy Ray 81 Justus, Charles Harold 37 Justus, Hershel Kenneth 66 Justus, Thomas _ 88 K Keene, Connie Lynn 67 Keen, James Lee 67, 88 Keene, William Hubert 54, 58, 72, 79, 146, 85, 95 Kelly, Marion 22, 87, 108 Kendrick, Margarette Ann 67 Kendrick, Mary R. 50 Kidd, Jerry 50 Kidd, Tanya Mae 50, 83 Kilgore, Beverly Kaye 85, 67, 73 Kilgore, Ralph T. 21 Kinder, Glen Keith 67. , 82 King, Jack Ryan 67 King, John Reid 58 Knaell, George Eugene 58, 81, 87, 90 Kober, Diane (Swetel) 67 Kupadakuind, Kitti _ _. 67 L Lafferty, Edsel Ray 90, 50 Lafferty, Gladys Ann 67, 73, 85 Lane, Douglas Allen 67, 90 Lawson, Camilla Fae 37 LeMaster, Janet ...37, 72, 73, 74, 75, 88, 102, 126 Leswing, Margaret Lynn 67, 86, 89 Leuzzi, Alexander Anthony .45, 50, 80, 84, 85, 95 Leuzzi, Darwin Louis 59 Levstik, Frank Richard 37, 50, 74, 76, 77, 81, 87 Little, Edwin Porch Jr 67 Little, Hiram Jr. 67 Little, Jack Joseph 67 Little, Kerbit Jimmy 80 Little, Marie 37, 78 Lockhart, Evelyn Ruth 59 Looney, Willie Ray Lowe, Barbara Ann 78 Lowe, Blanche 82, 59 Lowe, Charles E. 50 Lowe, Edwin 51, 80, 90 Lowe, John Clayton 59, 76 Lucas, Larry Layne Luxmore, Roberta - 37, 83 Mc McCardell, Delmar Alden 80, 75, 59, 84, 94, 108 McConnell, Richard - 27, 82 McCoy, Barbara Ann 38, 83, 101 McCoy, Judith Ginger 30, 38, 104 McGuire, Grace Eileen 68, 83 McMillan, Michaes John - 51, 82, 84 M Manwaring, Betty Lou Marshall, Nancy Gail .-.. - 67 Martin, Delia Jones 67 145 Matney, Elmer Basil 67 Matthis, Carol Jean 51, 89 May, Annah 59, 82, 86, 88 May, John Paul 67 Maynard, Kenneth Roy 38 Maynard, Larry 67 Maynard, Richard James . 118, 122, 123 Meade, Crate Jr 51 Meade, James Ronald 38,90 Meade, Lucian Irvin 51 Miller, James S 38, 74, 80, 90 Miller, Jimmy Jack 68, 77 Miller, Sally S 99 Miller, Wray 27 Mims, Beverly W. 51 Minckley, William Ivan 78, 84, 89, 51 Moore, Barbara Sue ... 51, 75, 107 Moore, Francis Eillene 59, 74 Moore, Ronnie Dean 59, 123 Moore, Sandra Ruth 59, 82, 95 Morazes, Craig Michael 68 Morland, Mary Patricia 59, 82, 84, 89 Mullins, Billy Ray 39, 83 Mullins, Connie Sue 68 Mullins, Donald Gene 68 Mullins, Larry Eugene 59 Mullins, Lenville Jr 68 Mullins, Lowell Reed 39, 83, 88 MuUin, J. Michael 108, 38, 75, 82, 84 Murphy, Bryon Franklin 68, 90 Murphy, H. Carolyn 45, 51, 83, 85, 104 Murphy, James William 68 N Nagle, Frank W. 90, 51, 79, 81, 82, 89 Nagle, Mary M 79, 82, 83, 84, 86, 89 Newman, Gary 51, 95, 118, 120 Newsome, Lester 68 Newsome, William Jr 59, 123 146 Nikzad, Mehrdad Hamadani 68 Noot, Jutta Hildegard .. 68, 82 o O ' Bryan, Linda 59, 82 Olmsted, Linda J. -... . 59, 85 O ' Quinn, Peggy Loretta .. 68, 79 O ' Quinn, Shelby Deel 51 Organizations 71 Osborne, Doris B 68 Osborne, Helen B 24, 96 Osborne, James Douglas .... 59 Owens, Ernest Julian 80 P Parsons, Ida Lyvonne - 51, 83 Patierno, Danny 68 v. Pierallini, Louis Thomas .. 68 Perry, Lois . 39, 83 Phillips, Augustine 68 Pierce, Mary Lou 52, 75, 79, 82, 84, 89, 95 Pinson, Janice Carol 68 Pinson, Sandra Dee 39, 73, 85 Plummer, Louisa 26 Plymale, Muriel Sue 52, 73, 103 Preston, Ishmael Jr . 59 Preston, Wilbur . 39, 75, 86, 108 Prince, Richard James 68 Pui h, Charles F 40, 80 Pulver, James A 68 R Ramey, Clara Ann 54, 60, 85 Ramey, Jane Lou - 60 Ratliff, Bonnie 68 Ratliff, Brady Lee .._ 68, 94 Ratliff, David Jack 52 Ratliff, John W. 68 Ratliff, Racine 28 Reed, Jerry Gene 52 Reed, Linda 40, 102 Reedy, Claude Jr 68 Reynolds, Norma Jean 68, 73, 124 Reynolds, Patricia Sue 69 Rice, James Charles 69 Richmond, Anita Carol 60 Ritchie, Louella 40, 82 Roberson, Nan Marlene 69, 75, 83, 86 Roberts, Clyde Maxwell 60 Roberts, Martha Gail 69 Roberts, Morgan Dwight 52 Roberts, Shirley Faye 40, 75, 86, 104 Robinson, Donald Blake 69 Robinson, Roy H. 59 Rogers, Rebecca Susan 69 Rowe, Leslie Hugh 60 Rowland, Elmon Carl 52 Rowlett, Patty Gail 69 Rowlett, Roy David yg Rudd, Lucian 45, 52, 75, 81 Runyon, Meriel Naomi 69, 83, 87, 124 Ryan, Betty Lou 40, 83 s Sammons, John David 52 Schnell, Henry Clif Jr 69, 89 Scott, Eleanor 60 Scott, Palmyra 69 Scott, Paul Douglas 30, 41, 74, 78, 80, 121 Seiser, Carl A. 69, 90 Senior Class . 30 Setser, Rodger Dean 41 Seventy-Fifth Anniversary HO Sexton, Shirley Louise 69 Sexton, Sue Ann 41, 83, 99 Short, Gaylen Sue 75, 103 Sigvartsen, Neil John 69, 81 Simpson, James Howard 62, 69, 118, 121, 123 Six, Charles Edward 52 Skeens, Darlene 69 Slone,John Lewis 123 Slone, Magdalene 41, 83, 86 Slone, Ogie Lee 60 Smith, Beatrice 75 Smith, Betty S 4l, 83, 101 Smith, Brenda Sue 69, 88 Smith, Carolyn 69, 73 Smith, Janice Mae 101 Smith, JoAnn . 69 Smith, Monte Ray 69 Smith, Sherman Bruce 69 Soper, William Theodore 69, 123 147 Sophomores . 54 Sowards, Don Gordon Space, Judy Carol . 69, 73, 86 Sparks, Ella Louise 52 Sparks, Major Harold 41, 88 Spears, Thelma R 42 Spencer, Linda Gay 69 Spencer, Lowell Edward Spilman, Mary I 28, 96 Sports 117 Spurlock, James T. Jr. Staff ., 28 Stamper, Mary Frances 42 Stanley, Jack Calvin 70 Stanley, Shelby Ann 70, 72, 76, 103 Staton, Lois Ann 42, 83 Staton, Tana Marie 42 Steele, Jimmy Dorsel 72, 74, 79, 81, 95, 126 Steiner, David Paul 42, 80 Stepp, Patsy Louise 70 Stevenson, G. Karen . 75, 83, 86, 106, 148 Stewart, Dean 52, 123 Stiltner, Florene 52 Storrs, Richard Paul 70 Stratton, Gladys Irene 60, 88 Stratton, Wanda Sue 70 Sturgill, Jimper Dennis 70, 122 Sturgill, Larry Burns -- 53 Suntrapak, Piti - 60, 88 Supcoe, Dana - 53 Sutherland, Betty June - -- 70 148 Swanston, John Timothy 54, 60, 76, 82 Sweeney, Sandra Gay 53, 75, 84, 85, 95 Syck, Judy Marnette 53, 82 T Tackett, Evangeline Judy 70 Tackett, Hannah Sue 70 Tackett, James Madison 60 Tackett, Layne .. 22, 76, 77, 85 Tackett, Lynn Randall . 70 Taylor, Charles F 53, 118, 119 Taylor, James Alfred 70, 76 Taylor, Nancy 28 Thacker, Garfield Gerald Thomas, Cathy Anne 86, 104, 124 Thompson, Hazel Lorraine 60, 88 Thompson, Kelly G. 42 Thompson, Ronald Dean 60 Thompson, Truman Jr. 43 Thornsbury, Karen Gayle 60, 88 Turley, Ellen Elizabeth 43, 83 Turner, Bobbie Jo 43, 83, 86 Turner, Golden Victoria 70, 82 Turner, John Kenneth 43 Turner, V. O 24, 79 Tussey, Clifford 53 V Varney, Carl Edward 61 Viers, Charles T 53 Viers, Mildred Kay 53 Vinciguerra, Philip 61, 74, 76, 77, 80 Vinciguerra, Virginia Catherine 104, 108 w Waddell, John 21, 24, 90, l4l Wagner, Frances Jacqueline 43 Walker, Elizabeth Colleen 53 Wallace, Emma Y 61 Wallace, Kenton Jr. 70 Walsh, Clara 24, 83, 101, 123 Watko, Thomas Michael 61, 81, 84 Webb, Alice Vivian 43 Webb, James Edward 70 Webb, Ramona Sue 44, 78 Webb, Virgil Edwin 44 Weber, Marquerite 23 Wells, Judy Dell 70, 73, 85 West, Mary Ann 70, 94 Whalen, Shirley Jean 44 Whitt, Juanita 61, 82, 83 Williams, Bronley 70, 95, 118, 122 Williams, Magalene 53 Williams, Roger Lee 70 Williamson, Bertha Lucille 44, 83 Williamson, Dorothy Gail 74, 79, 82, 84, 108 Wilson, Elizabeth ! 26 Wilson, Myrtle Louise 61 Wilson, Patricia I 83 Wolf, Edward Henry 70 Woodall, Deloris Ann 44 Woofter, Thomas Edmiston 70, 123 Woofter, William Clinton II 61, 118, 120 Wyskowski, Thomas Stephen 83 Y Yelverton, Howard L 23, 118, 123 Young, Colin R 53 Young, Marilee .. 70 Yeo, Cedric 23 Young, Pam 61, 79, 81, 83, 86, 103, 124 Young, Ronald T 61 149 mmmmaam ■ t -ari t Maa ft W M ' - A r M £) i r fcr faculty 151 iYn TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made