Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

The 1967 HIGHLANDER PikevHle College • Pikeville, Kentucky 1 PROSPICIAM TpV AD MONIES L ' im. EDITOR Shelby Stanley ASSISTANT EDITOR Elaine Battistello BUSINESS MANAGER Robert K. Allara ADVISOR Dean Howard Hoover Mrs. Christina Goodman ; The Pike i Man shall rest his wandering heart in the glory of God ' s mountains . . . and high in the nook of folded earth the music of the hills will echo His peace. The hills are a peace seen in the loftiness of towering peaks, in the shadows of sun-struck trees, and in the nestling of water-drenched valleys. Homes are made where the mountain sky dips gently to meet the idle green of a nurtured vallev. Homes are made and people live and love and die in the mountains ... in the mountains, where peace descends as an enveloping fog. • • • Is People . . . . with love, with smiles, with ambitions and dreams, with a past and a future . . . and with faces that reflect the heart of the college. L tA- The Pike is students sitting in the den . . . going to chapel . . . sharing college activities. These students are the people who will be tomorrow ' s teachers, leaders, and researchers, but today, they are merely the College Kid . . . . And More People At social gatherings, At practice for that moment on the stage. Or at a moment ' s contemplation of the day ' s events. In extracurricular activities and in academics, the student? at the Pike conscientiously strive for high achievement. m v ---imr mw-s-w -ff j Places . . . The Pike is a place of sundry places. There is the town . . . and the place of worship. It is a place of the great 89 steps upward to knowledge . . . and a place of friendly warmth as professors meet to discuss their harried schedules. The Pike can be a place of scenic beauty as shown by the Breaks Interstate Park. All places are a part of the whole, and all lend themselves to the making of one complete environment. B u !f Hl T f AR 15 ADW5TERED BY TWE 5TATE5 OF VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY IFOR YOUR ENJOYhENT. IT 15 PRESERVED and DEDICATED TO TWE UNDERSTANDING OF THE WATURAI FORCES TWAT FORCED TWE5E hOUN- - tlS- NO iH ' - ' ' TY Awn i ' i  4 f ■iiS ' -WSl Inspiration . . . ■ Lift up your eyes ... and before you, see the wonders of the world so created as to awake the sout to the music of Ufe. Kool . . The Pike is often the scene for modem ideas — many of which are fads. The campus boasts the miniskirt . . . the paisley tie. One can see the shoe shine boy with his cheer- ful face as he casually strolls to meet his friends . . . who gi Q the luxury of a new hairstyle with no charge! The pierced ear look . . . the dangUng hoop . . . the feet bared in favor of independence . . . the people finding laughter in unusual ways ... all of these are the Pike ' s way of saying a campus can be as kool as a campus does. 13 Events . . . The most exciting world of a campus exists in the produc- ing of a play or the glow of a campfire. People seem to be swept up in the events . . . and to believe in the magic of make-believe . . . and to feel that happiness is part of the ' now ' on the Pike. Community Service . . . Community service is caring . . . knowing peo- ple ' s needs . . . and being willing to give one ' s heart, hands, and mind to the fulfillment of these things. The heart of the Pike is preparing a gen- eration for service in the world. { i a I Jib -.if P= « Moment of... Silence !n . V ' ; . ' i.- rv ;• -,r -y iJ ■i . -v i i} :. : ki Freshman Class R. Burchett, S. Butcher, J. Cochran, H. Birchfield PRESIDENT . Harold Birchfield VICE PRESIDENT Ronnie Burchett TREASURER Susie Butcher SECRETARY Judy Cochran 20 m F r e s h m e n Drcma Abshire McVeigh, Ky. Ersa Adams OH Sprmj s, Ky. Mike Adkins Pikeville, Ky. George Akers Kermit, W. Va. Charlotte Anderson Inez, Ky. John Anderson New Galilee, Pe)ina. Thomas Anderson Brenda Bartley . . Ray, Bartley . . . Shelby Gap, Ky. . . Pikeville, Ky. Pikeville, Ky. Rita Barton . . Bahram Bassiri Ray Bedsaul . . . Haysi, Va. Teheran, Iran . Galax, Va. Sylvia Blankenship Hurley, Va. Thomas Bower Hurley, Va. Ben Boyce Lenore, W. Va. Brenda Branham Clintwood, Va. Barbara Brown Vansant, Va. Ronnie Burchett Pikeville, Ky. Vicki Butcher Susie Butcher Gary Caldwell Pikeville, Ky. Pikeville, Ky. Harold, Ky. David Callihan Linda Cardinal Gary Casebolt . Pikeville. Ky. Pikeville, Ky. . . Virgie, Ky. Larry Casebolt Dava Casey . . Edwin Caudill ... Virgie. K). . Clintwood. ' a. W ' hitesburg. K ) . 21 Tommy Chaffin Pikeville, Ky. Stella Chaney Pikeville, Ky. J . i J H W David Charles Pikeville, Ky. ___- J ' T Clevinger Hurley, Va. IHF ' J Bobbie Cine Pikeville, Ky. Wk JHE . ' - ' ▼ Ju ' y Cochran Canada, Ky. Bruce Coleman Millard, Ky. - - Cheryl Coleman Pikeville, Ky. ■s Terrell Coleman Pikeville, Ky. F Victor Coleman Pikeville, Ky. . Eddie Collins Isom, Ky. f Archie Combs Jackson, Ky. t llillk ■■l C - Ken Constantmo Indiantlantic, Via. Jeannetta Cool Pikeville, Ky. 7 Helen Corbin Pikeville, Ky. m ' Naomia Cox Frenchburg, Ky. £ Normia Cox Frenchburg, Ky. ' ▼ Susan Cox Grundy, Va. . ' ,1 ' Mv.v ' - ' ,4 Sandra Craft Alexandria, Va. ' 1 Betty Crew . Pikeville, Ky. Charles Cross Cherry Hill, N.J. B ' jr t i  r James Culton Pikeville, Ky. Pamela Cummins Laurel, Indiana ' ' J ' KF Marilyn Damron Pikeville, Ky. Wanda Daughtery Freeburn, Ky. ' Donald Davidson Athens, Pa. Joan Davis Raven, Va. ■ L J||||iJ| - S John Davis Gr ndy, Va. P B - JIIIII K - J R Richard Davis Elkhorn City, Ky. W l . PBHk. V Phyllis A. Elswick Hartley, Ky. bSt ' TR - IP James England Shelhiana, Ky. ■ .« , I Rex D. Evans Grundy, Va. I Paul R. Ford PikevHle Ky. ? - - f J B-- « H y ' Francia Springfield, Pa. 4 Jv W Bl Brenda Franklin Pikeville, Ky. %, ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' ■ Belleime, Ohio Venta Agnes Fuller Haysi, Va. f Linda C. Garrett Stanville, Ky. Linda Goff Millard, Ky. e s Nancy Goode Grundy, Va. W i sat JH J Barbara Sue Gross Coal Run, Ky. fj Janet Hager Ransom, Ky. m e Jerry Hall Pikeville, Ky ' - - - 17 William B. Hamilton South Boston, Va. John Hancock Pikeville, Ky. Betty Handville Parlin, N.f. Earl T. Hankins Pikeville, Ky. _ Betty L. Harmon Stanville, Ky. M L m L. jsHBII I b ■ W aP ' - wS Danny R. Hobbs W ' h. ' teuooJ. Va. W , V 1 Ronald Lee Holcomb Isom. Ky. 23 F r e s h m e n Phyllis Honaker Paul Hopkins Linda Lou Huffman Mavisdale, Va. Shelbiana, Ky. Pikeville, Ky. Janet Hughes . . . Euralana Hurley Bart Johnson . . Buckingham, Ky. Betsy Layne, Ky. . . . Grundy, Va. David Johnson . George Johnson Glenn Johnson . Hardy, Ky. Virgie, Ky. Speight, Ky. Linda Johnson Hartley, Ky. Lois Johnson Virgie, Ky. Ralph Wayne Johnson Upland, Pa. Donald Jones North Syracuse, N.Y. Earl Jones Phelps, Ky. Phillip Justice Pikeville, Ky. Sherrie D. Justice Pikeville, Ky. Muriel Justus Grundy, Va. Kathy E. Kalp Jonesville, Pa. Betty Keen . . . . Sylvia Keen . . . . Sharon G. Layne Hurley, Va. Grundy, Va. Pikeville, Ky. Douglas Light Helen Litteral James Looney Hurley, Va. Oil Springs, Ky. .... Belcher, Ky. Alice Faye Looney Judy Kay Looney . Patricia Looney . . . . . . Harmon, Va. Breaks, Va. Elkhorn City, Ky. Phyllis Lowe PikeviUe, Ky. Judith Ann Lyons Pikevdle, Ky. Teresa Lyons Pikevdle, Ky. Virginia Matney Whitewood,Va. Nancy McKee Gambier, Ohw Betty Gail McKee ' ' ' ' F r e s h m e n James McKnight Stella May .... Larry Maynard . . PittshiiYgh, Pa. . . . Meta, Ky. . . . . Myra, Ky. Gayle Milam . . . . Linda Grace Miller Susan Morley . . . Virgie, Ky. . Pittsburgh, Pa. Bellmawr, N. J. James Mullins . . Patricia Musick Monnette Nairn . Gr f?dy, Va. Grundy, Va. PikeviUe, Ky. Verl Newsome . . . Linda Sue Niece . Danny D. Owens Teaberry, Ky. . Harold, Ky. PikeviUe, Ky. Betty R. Parsons PikeviUe, Ky. Gay L. Patsch Houston, Pa. Larry Phillips Pikevdle, Ky. Carol Ann Potter Elkhorn City, Ky. Dale Prater Pikevdle, Ky. John B. Preston W hitesburg. Ky. Steve D. Pmitt PikeviUe, Ky. Larry Pugh Pikevdle, Ky. Terry Rader Columbus, Ohio 25 Sue Ratliff .... James Ratliff . . . Phyllis S. Ratliff Pikeville, Ky. Pikeville, Ky. Pikeville, Ky. Timothy Rhoton .... Sandra Lee Robinson Ann Rowe West Alexandria, Ohio Pikeville, Ky. Pikeville, Ky. Gaye Runyon . . Modena Salyer Wiset Sangvaree Grundy, Va. Elkhorn City, Ky. . Bangkok, Thailand F r e s h m e n William Scott Pikeville, Ky. W. Barrett Shannon Lansdale, Pa. Johnny Shumate Pikeville, Ky. John Leo Slife Athens, Pa. Jeanne Sowards Lincoln Park, Mich. Russ Spicer Springboro, Ohio Michael R. Stanley Detroit, Mich. Janice Sue Stiltner Grundy, Va. Winnifred L. Stone Pikeville, Ky. Jimmie Street Grundy, Va. Carl Tackett Hartley, Ky. Hershell Tackett Teaberry, Ky. Violetta Tackett Virgie, Ky. Nancy C. Taylor Pikeville, Ky. Carol Thacker Pikeville, Ky. Gary Thrash Flushing, Ohio Brenda Trimble Canada, Ky. Tom T. Tryon Greenville, Ohio F Fred Unger . Janice Varnc7 John Venters . Spencer, Indiana . . Pikeville, Ky. . . Pikeville, Ky. Thomas Wagner Donald Wallen . Brenda Ward . . . . Pikeville, Ky. ... . Belfry, Ky. Whitewood, Va. Connie Ward James Webb . . Lloyd Whicker . Pikeville, Ky. Woodbury, N.f. . Pikeville, Ky. F r e s h m e n Chantal Whightman Anna Williamson . . Paul Williamson . . Pennsville, N.J. . Pikeville, Ky. . Pikeville, Ky. Wayne Yost Maineville, Ohio .. Who said it didn ' t rain in Pikeville? 3Pv ' 27 Sophomore Class p. Flanary, R. Schmidt, J. Williamson, B. Beeler PRESIDENT Richard Schmidt VICE PRESIDENT Phillip Flanary TREASURER Jean Williamson SECRETARY Beverly Beeler 28 Phyllis Adams Phyllis, Ky. Susan Allen Hindman, Ky. Patricia Bartley Pikeville, Ky. Elaine Battistello Pex, Ky. Gerald Beckett Pikeville, Ky. Beverly Beeler Pikeville, Ky. John Bell Pittsburgh, Pa. Benjamin Bentley Je ikitis, Ky. James Biliter Majestic, Ky. John Billiter Pikei ' ille, Ky. Wilma Blankenship Hurley, Va. Holly Bowling Pikeville, Ky. Sophomores Jesse Bragg feu-ell Valley, Va. Herman Broyles Hurley. Va. James Burge Waylaid, Ky. Barbara Burns Milan Pa. Paula Butcher Pikeiille. Ky. Carol Campell Pikeville. Ky. Patricia Cardinal Pikeville. Ky. Gary Caudill Letcher, Ky. Carl Chaney Elkhorr. C: ' ). K). Carnell Chaney Council. Va. Robert Childers Pikeville. Ky. Theodore Cieraszynski Pikeville. K . 29 Brenda Coleman Broad-Bottom, Ky. Carol Coleman Lookout, Ky. Larry Coleman Pikeville, Ky. Ronald Coleman Elkhorn City, Ky. Vivian Coleman Pikeville, Ky. Duran Collier Virgie, Ky. George Collins Big Stone Gap, Va. Judith Cox Pikeville, Ky. Mary Craig Cincinnati, Ohio Victor Crawford Sotners Point, N.f. Elaine Cumens West Chester, Pa. Margaret Cundell Washington, Pa. Sophomores Jimmy Daugherty Phelps, Ky. Susan Daugherty Freeburn, Ky. Nona Deskins Toler, Ky. Cecelia Devine Harrisburg, Pa. Phyllis Dye Pikeville, Ky. Daryl Easterling Hellier, Ky. Alex Etters Camden, S.C. Ruth Ferry Ridgefield, Conn. Robert Petty Woodbury, N.f. Forrest Fisher Berkley, W. Va. Phillip Flanary Pikeville, Ky. Bobby Ford Pikeville, Ky. Buddy Ford Pikeville Ky. Bruce Ford-Coates Ciyinaminson, N.J. Sheryl Francisco Cinchinati, Ohio Lena Friend Drift, Ky. Herbert Gibson Elkhorn City, Ky. Jacob Gibson Ashcamp, Ky. Edward Giles Big Stone Gap, Va. Dick Gilliam Columbus, Ohio Paul Goble Harold, Ky. Palph Good Pikeville, Ky. Paul Goodman, Virgie, Ky. Victor Grasso East Brunstvick, N.J. Sophomores Gayle GrossI Canada, Ky. Sally Gugelchuk Sidney, Ky. Karen Hacke Pikeville, Ky. Mac Arthur Hall McDowell, Ky. Charles Hamilton Spencer, Ind. Joe Harris Phelps, Ky. Rita Hatfield Ransom, Ky. Jerome Heil Cincinnati, Ohio Alice Helvey Pikeville, Ky. Linda Hensley Crum, W. Va. Iris Hindman Williamson, W. Va. Cecelia Hinton Ashland, Ky. Robert Hood Trenton, N.f. Barbara Honaker Grundy, Va. James Howard Whitesburg, Ky. Otis Horn Pilgrim Knob, Va. Dale Hunt Ypsilanti, Mich. John Hunt Belfry, Ky. Marita Joseph : Hyden, Ky. Betty Justice Pikeville, Ky. Carolyn Justice Pikeville, Ky. Darlene Kilby Woodbridge, N.f. Ken Kinder Pikeville, Ky. Jack King Belfry, Ky. Sophomores James J. Kreutzer Buffalo, N.Y. Helen Lambert Grundy, Va. Ruby Looney Elkhorn City, Ky. Homer Marcum Lovely, Ky. Annie Marrs Pikeville, Ky. Marta Maxwell Waynesburg, Pa. Carol May Hurley, Va. Roger Mayhorn ' Freeburn, Ky. Lynda McCoy Pikeville, Ky. Sharon McCoy Grundy, Va. Don Meadows Pilgrim Knob, Va. Deborah Miller Pikeville, Ky. 32 Enoch Mitchell Teaherr), Ky. Tom Mooney Logan, W. Vd. Paul Moore Pilgrim, K-j. Rita Morris Pikeville, Ky. Guinevere Mullins Venters, Ky. Kenneth Mulvany Gibson City, 111. Betty Newman Harold, Ky. Owens, Phyllis Breaks, Va. Michael Palmer Charolette, Tenn. Jim Page Kingsport, Tenn. Alan Phillips Kimper, Ky. Rita Phillips Kimper, K). Sophomores Stephen Piller Scotch Plains, N.J. Ann Powers Akron, Ohio Stephen Powers Delbarton, W. Va. Linda Preston Lancaster, Ky. Janet Priest Hilton, N.Y. Mae Ramey Chicago, III. Bonnie Ratliff Pikeville, Ky. Brady Ratliff Ashcamp, Ky. Michael Ritz Charlottesville, Va. Clell Robbins Cincii nati, Ohio Darlene Robbins Plainsjield, N.J. Lavonne Roberts Jonancy, Ky. Marlene Roberts Haysi, Va. Donna Sanza Annandale, Va. Richard Schmidt Huntington, N.Y. Arthur Schwarz Lebanon, Ohio Brenda Shortridge Grundy, Va. Wesley Shumate Virgie, Ky. Geneve Slone HiHat, Ky. Meredith Slone HiHat, Ky. Brenda Smith Pikeville, Ky. Judy Spartman Elkhorn City, Ky. Margaret Stanley pjso, Ky. Lynda Stewart Grundy, Va. Sophomores Geraldine Thacker Pikeville, Ky. Valetta Vanderpool Miamisburg, Ohio Walter West Northfield, N.J. James Williamson Stone, Ky. Jean Williamson Pikeville, Ky. I Gary Woods Gary, Ind. - ' ' • Christine Wright Pikeville, Ky. Junior Class L. Stacy, R. Campbell, R. Sallee, R. Allen PRESIDENT Roger Cimpbell VICE PRESIDENT Robert Allen TREASURER , Richard Sallee SECRETARY Louella Stac - 35 Deed Adams Jr Salyersville, Ky. Wid Coy Adams Virgie, Ky. Earl Adkins PikevHle, Ky. Gary Adkins Big Rock, Va. Robert Allen Oil City, Pa. Ellen Armstrong Whitesburg, Ky. Juniors Samuel Baldwin Canada, Ky. Anna Banks ; Salyersville, Ky. Lillian Banks Wayland, Ky. Judy Bartley Pikeville, Ky. Gary Barton Kennettsquare, Pa. Robert Bevins Turkey Creek, Ky. Mary Birchfield Pikeville, Ky. Sandra Boothe Pikeville, Ky. Linda Brady Amba, Ky. 36 Lek Buntusarnee Bangkok, Thailand Roger Campbell Chattaroy, W. Va. Roger Canupp Beljrj, Ky Violet Carr Pikeville, Ky. Jimmie Cecil • • ■ Wyandotte, Mkh. Carol Clark a, Ky. Juniors Gary Coleman Pikeville, . Ky. Margaretta Coleman Pikeville, Ky. Janet Combs Elizabeth, Ind. Ona Compton Vansant, Va. Patty Compton Pikeville, Ky. Robert Damron Pikeville, Ky. Lauerene Damron Pikeville, Ky. Sandra Davis Plat Gap, Ky. Genevie Deel Haysi, Va. r m .-- ' . ' Emma Easterling Hellier, Ky. John Elswick Boldman, Ky. John Evans Datife, Va. P ggy I ' a ' n P keville, Ky. James Fields Collms, Ky. Larry Franklin PaintsvHle, Ky. Juniors Anita Gillespie Shelbiana, Ky. Ernestine Gillespie Meta, Ky. Charles Goff Pikeville, Ky. Avery Harmon StanviUe, Ky. Dorothy Harris Davenport, Va. Jimmie Hess Grundy, Va. Terry Hilsheimer Dayton, Ohio Richard Hockenberry Oil City, Pa. Vyron Home Roseaun, Va. 38 Linya Howe Syacme, N.Y. Ervine Howell Jackson, Ky. George Howell R J ' - - ■ Piney Hunt Mouthcard, Ky. Bill Johnson HiHat, Ky. Everet Johnson Etty, Ky. Juniors Loretta Justice Pikeville, Ky. Genevieve Keene Pikeville, Ky. James Keene Pilgrim Knob, Va. Beulah Keith Meta, Ky. Beverly Kilgore Pikeville, Ky. Glen Kinder Pikeville, Ky. Betsy Lambert Prestonsburg, Ky. Vickie Lawrence . . ' . Pikeville, Ky. Edwin Little Pikeville, Ky. Dave Lucas ]enkins, Ky. Emma Marcum Allen, Ky. Betty Martin Virgie, Ky. Ronald Masters Big Stone Gap, Va. Elmer Matney Whitewood, Va. Richard Maynard Pikeville, Ky. Juniors Jerry Meade Ugon, Ky. Judy McCIanahan Grimdy, Va. Danny Moore McDowell, Ky. Geraldine Morley Pikeville, Ky. Lenville, Mullins Dorton, Ky. Linda O ' Bryen Huddy, Ky. Mimi Omur Phyllis, Ky. Ayden Omur Izmir, Turkey Kenneth Osborne Harold, Ky. Danny Patierno ]onancy, Ky. Louis Pierallini Clairton, Pa. Richard Prince Welhville, Ohio Lou Ann Pruitt ' g ' :k, Va. Dena Queen Pikeville, Ky. Jannis Ratliff Oakivood, Va. Juniors John Ratliff ■ Virgie, Ky. Claude Reedy ]etvell Ridge, Va. Larry Rife Hurley, Va. Roy Robinson Pikeville, Ky. Anita Rowe Elkhorn City, Ky. Richard Saliee ]ackson, Ky. Henry Schnell Pikeville, Ky. Palmyra Scott Pikeville, Ky. Ralph Scott Pikeville, Ky. Darlene Skeens Grundy, Va. Bennie Slone Garner, Ky. Teddie Smith Raceland, Ky. Ted Soper Absecon, N.f. Louella Stacy Decoy, Ky. Jack Stanley Pikeville, Ky. Juniors Shelby Stanley McA)2dreivs, Ky. Shelia Steffey Tram, Ky. James Stratton Betsy Layne, Ky. Louise Sexton Pikeville, Ky. Jimper Sturgill Pikeville, Ky. Cathy Thomas Lyndell, Pa. Evelyn Varney Turkey Creek, Ky. Patricia Viers Grutidy, Va. Herma n Voogel Hawthorne, N.J. 42 Kenton Wallace Elkhorn Cilj, Ky. Thomas Watko Elizabeth, Pa. Amber Webb ]enkins, K) . Bonnie West Canada, K) . Jerry White Wch!a 7ds, Va. Thomas Woofter PikevHle, Ky. Juniors I 43  n Senior Class i itt ' -namntZ ' ssw«hL c ' ifif«.f,V 5 fiiiiii li;fe fel ifw S. Best, W. Woofter, A. Craig, R. Belcher, L. Robinson. PRESIDENT William Woofter VICE PRESIDENT Stephen Best SECRETARY Arthur Craig TREASURER Lewis Robinson SERGEANT AT ARMS Roger Belcher 44 ROBERT KEITH ALLARA Mateean, W. Va. B.A. — General Business GLENDA AMBURGY Allen, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education BARBARA BAILEY Flat Gap, Kentucky B.A. — Music CHARLES BALDWIN Canada, Ky. B.S. — General Business r s SHARON BARKER Stanville, Ky. B.S. — Business Administration JAMES BARNETT Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Business Administration 45 FRED BECK, JR. Raleigh, N.C. B.S. — Physical Education ROGER BELCHER Pikeville, Ky. JOSEPHINE BENNETT Elkhorn City, Ky. f 5 GEORGE BLANKENSHIP Edgarton, W. Va. B.S. — Commerce STEPHEN BEST Cliff, Ky. B.S. — Social Studies DANNY BEVINS Phyllis, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education CARLIE BOYD Leemaster, Va. B.S. — Elementary Education STEPHEN BROWN Whitesburg, Ky. B.S.— Biology BONNIE CAUDILL Allen, Ky. B.S. — Social Studies GARY CLEVINGER Hurley, Va. B.S.— History r S JAMES CRAFT Whitesburg, Ky. B.S. — English MAHALA CRAFT Whitesburg, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education 47 ARTHUR CRAIG Versailles, Ky. B.S. — History .- ' l DARRELL GRAIN Washington, D.C. FRANKLIN DAVIDSON Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Accounting r s MARY L. DEEL Haysi, Va. B.S. — Elementary Education ROBERT ECKERT Hawthorne, N.J. B.S. — Physical Education i MAIE EDWARDS TuIIahoma, Tenn. B.S. — Elementary Education TERRY EPLING Matewan, W. Va. B.S. — Physical Education LOUELLA FIELDS Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education VENELLA FLETCHER Council, Va. B.S. — Elementary Education ROBERT FOIT Williamson, W. Va. B.A. — Music f S PEGGY FRANCIS Wheelwright, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education tAiSssiivi .J : ■■ ■■? O.G. FRANKUN Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Biology 49 OTTIS FRASURE Clyde, Ohio B.S. — Biology DOUGLAS FULLER Haysi, Va. B.S. — History PATSY GIBSON Sidney, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education r S LARRY GODWIN Upper St. Clair, Pa. B.S. — Elementary Education JIMMY GOODMAN Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — History THOMAS GOODMAN Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Biology ROBERT GREER Grundy, Va. B.S. — General Business AUDREY HALL McDowell, Ky. B.S.- — Elementary Education (tnr l JOAN HALL Weeksbury, Ky. B.S. — Biology r s DONALD HATTON Clay City, Ky. MARGERY HAMILTON Coal Run, Ky. B.A. — Social Studies JIM HARRIS Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Medical Technology 51 JOHN DOUG HAYES Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Mathematics t P I.- PAUL HOOVER Pikeville, Kentucky B.S. — Music KEITH HOWELL McDowell, Ky. B.S. — Physical Education r s ARLIE JUSTICE Lick Creek, Ky. B.S. — History MADELYN JOHNSON Shelby Gap, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education CAROL JONES Bevinsville, Ky. B.A. — Chemistry BILLY J. JUSTICE Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education DONNIE JUSTICE Pikeville, Ky. B.S.— Biology CONNIE KEENE Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — English r 5 HUBERT KEEN Jewell Ridge, Va. B.S.— Biology m DIANNE KOBER Fees Creek, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education . GEORGE KNAELL Mars, Pa. B.S.— Histor) 53 MARGIE LONG Wayland, Ky. B.S. Elementary Education BILL LEWIS Cromona, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education DARWIN LEUZZI Colts Neck, N.J. B.S. — Biology r s FLORENCE LYELL Camden, S.C. JOHN LOWE Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Biology r % PAUL LYELL Camden, S.C. B.S. — Biology FRED MARTIN Virgie, Ky. JIMMY MILLER Pikeville, Ky. B.S.— English ARTHUR MULLINS Whitewood, Va. B.S. — History r S JOHN P. PICKLESIMER Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Physical Education DORIS OSBORNE Wheelwright, Ky. B.S. — Biology ROGER PHILLIPS McAndrews, Ky. B.S. — Biology 55 ISHMAEL PRESTON Drift, Ky. B.S.— History RUBY PRUITT Big Rock, Va. B.S. — Elementary Education DONNIE QUEEN Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Physical Education r S JANIE RAMEY Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Mathematics HARVEY ROBINSON Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — General Business ■ % LESLIE ROWE Elkhorn City, Ky. B . S. — Mathematics NAOMI RUNYON Patterson, Va. B.S.— Biology JOHN SANDERS Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Biology PAMELA SCOTT Long Beach, N.Y. B.A. — Elementary Education CHARLES SIX Lovely, Ky. r S BEATRICE SMITH Kimper, Ky. B.S. — Physical Education JIMMY SMITH Clinchco, Va. B.S. — Biology 57 JAMES SPURLOCK, JR. Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — General Business KAREN STEVENSON Burgettstown, Pa. B.S. — Elementary Education GLADYS STRATTON Zebulon, Ky. B.S. — Business Administration r S TIM SWANSTON Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — History PHILIP VINCIGUERRA Matewan, W.Va. B.S.— History JUDY WELLS Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Secretarial Science JUANITA WHITT Ransom, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education IRENE WILLIAMS Virgie, Ky. B.S. — Elementary Education DELORIS WOODY Weeksbuf) ' , Ky. B.S.— English r s WILLIAM WOOFTER Pikeville, Ky. B.S. — Mathematics MARTHA WYATT Grundy, Va. B.S. — General Business 59 FACULTY AND STAFF Dr. Thomas H. Johns and his gracious family arrived on campus early in May, 1967, to take up residence in the President ' s house. They arrived, with warm hearts and friendly smiles, in an atmosphere of excited anticipation as the campus welcomed a new First Family. Dr. Johns has come to Pikeville College to bring leader- ship to an ever-changing, ever-challenging campus life. His progressive ideas, his honest interest in the students, and his prowess as an educator indicate an exciting future for Pikeville College. President Johns The Johns — Tom, Barbara, Tim, Debbie Mike Our First Family bi 1967 Brings a First to the JL Ir f   t The Reverend John Skelly and his vivacious wife Una have come to Pikeville College to serve in the capacity of Vice-President and his family. They have proven them- selves to be quite capable of carrying out the necessary demands of the position. The Skellys are warm . . . ener- getic . . . pleasant . . . additions to our campus. Vice-President Skelly V y The Skellys — John, Timothy, Joan, Una. A Vice-F resident and Family 63  %■, -0n. ■WW l i dK R EDI FORD DAMRON, Academic Dean; Morehead State University, B.S.; University of Kentucky, M.A. A dministration HOWARD HOOVER, Dean of Stu dents; Illinois State University, B.S M.S. in Education MARION E. S. CHILDS, Dean of Women; University of New Hamp- shire, B.S.; Boston University, M.Ed. DENIS RATLIFF, Assistant Business Manager; Bowling Green College of Commerce, B.S. in Commerce 64 JOHN WADDELL, Registrar Pike- ville College, B.S.; Morehead State Uni- versity, M.A. HAROLD EDMONDS, Financial Aid Officer; Pikeville College ■■ i P T Pn RALPH T. KILGORE, Business Man- ager and Treasurer; Bowling Green; Business University and College oft Commerce BRUCE BROWN, Librarian Morehead State Univ. A.B.; Blake College, B.A.; Antioch College „. CHAIRMAN Division of Social Studies CALVIN P. JONES, Professor of His- tory; University of Kentucky, B.A.; Eastern Kentucky State College, M.A.; University of Kentucky, Ph.D. e- VIRGIL TURNER, Asst. Professor of Political Science; Berea College, B.A.; University of Kentucky, M.A. MILDRED DAVIS, Asst. Professor of Commerce and Economics; Texas State College for Women, B.A., M.A. STELLA ELKINS, Professor of Histor ' ; Western Kentucky State College, B.A. George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A. H. S. FITZGERALD, Asst. Professor of History; Hardin-Simmons University, B.A., M.A. STEVE A. LEACH, Instructor in Social Studies; Eastern Kentucky L ' niversirr, B.A., M.A. JAMES SMILEY, Instructor in Com- merce; Morehead State Colle£;e, B.S., M.A. MARTHA McXEELY. Asst. Professor of Commerce; Hanover Collece. B.S.: Indiana L niversity, M.S. 65 Division of Humanities W. LESLIE GARNETT, Visiting Pro- fessor of English; Iowa State College, B.A.; The State University of Iowa, M.A., Ph.D. CHAIRMAN RUTH ANN MAYS, Asst. Professor of Language; Barnard College, B.A.; Sorbonne, France; University of Ken- tucky, M.A. ROBERT HACKE, Professor of English; University of Arizona, B.A.; McCor- mick Theological Seminary, B.D.; St. Mary ' s College, University of St. An- drews, Scotland, Ph.D. LEROY R. LINDSAY, Asst. Professor of English; Pikeville College, B.A.; Louisville Presbyterian Theological Sem- inary, B.D.; University of Aberdeen, Scotland, Ph.D. MARY BELLE GEORGE, Asst. Profes- sor of English; LIniversity of Oklahoma, B.A., MA. TALMA HANEY, Asst. Professor of English; Culver-Stockton College, B.A.; Western Illinois State College, M.S. 66 D, MICHAEL DONATHAN, Asst. Pro- fessor of Music; Marshall University, A.B. in Music; Indiana University, M.M.E. in Piano. CAROL ANN FEATHER, Instructor in Music; Morehead State College, A.B., M.A. BILL McCLOUD, Asst. Professor of Music; Western Kentucky University, A.B. University of Kentucky, M.A. MARGUERITE WEBER, Asst. Professor of Art; Institution for Noble Girls, special course in language and art, Rerich ' s Art Schools, M.A. JOAN GILSON, Instructor in Music; University of Kan- sas, B.M.; Ohio L niversity, M.M. J. LAYNE TACKETT, Asst. Profes- sor of English; Morehead State College, B.A., M.A. CHRISTINA GOODMAN, Asst. Pro- fessor of English; Pikeville College, B.S.; University of Kentucky, M.A. ALVIN STINNETT. Asst. Professor of Language; College of the Theater, Pasa- dena Playhouse, B.T.A. L ' niversit - of LouisVille. B A.. M.A. 67 CHAIRMAN H. CLAYTON DARLINGTON, Pro- fessor of Biology; West Virginia Uni- versity, B.A., M.A.; University of Chi- cago, Ph.D. Division of Mathematics and Science GLENN BROWN, Asst. Professor of Biology; Eastern Kentucky University, B.S.; University of Virginia, M.Ed. LOUISA G. PLUMMER, Associate Pro- fessor of Chemistry; Hanover College, A.B.; University of Minnesota, M.S. FRANK BAILEY, Asst. Professor of Math; PikeviUe College, B.S.; University of South Carolina, Master of Mathe- matics. - ■ % FRANKLIN DAY, Professor of Chem- istry and Physics; Duke University, B.A., M.A. LOVELL ISON, Associate Professor of Biology; Morehead State University, B.S.; University of Kentucky, M.S. 68 GERTRUDE ISON, Asst. Professor of Mathematics; Morehead State University, B.A.; University of Kentucky, M.S. ELIZABETH WILSON, Asst. Profes- sor of Mathematics Arkansas State Teachers College, B.S.; Indiana State Teachers College, M.S. Division of Education And Psychology CHAIRMAN O. F. FRYE, Professor of Education and Psychology; Southwestern at Mem- phis, B.S.; Memphis State University, M.A.; University of Mississippi, Ph.D. DALE X. McNEELY, Asst. Professor of Education Hanover College, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. CHARLES R. FRANCIS, Instructor in Education Pikeville College, B.A. East- ern Kentucky University, M.A. PAUL BUTCHER, Asst. Professor of Physical Education; Morehead State Uni- versity; B.A.; University of Kentucky, M.A. CLARA WALSH, Instructor in Educa- tion; University of Tennessee, B.S. Ed.; Universitj ' of Tennessee; Peabodv Col- MERITA L. THOMPSON, Instructor in Physical Education; Cumberland College, B.S.; University of Tennessee, M.S. LANEY YELVERTON, Associate Pro- fessor of Health and Physical Education Birmingham-Southern, B.A. L ' niversity of Tennessee, NLS. 69 CHAIRMAN RICHARD McCONNELL, Asst. Pro- fessor of Religion and Philosophy; Wes- leyan University, B.A.; Pittsburgh The- ological Seminary, B.D. University of Basel, Switzerland, D. Theol. ALMA CULTON, Associate Professor of Religion; Wheaton College, B.A. The Biblical Seminary in New York, M.R.E. WRAY MILLER, Professor of Philoso- phy and Sociology; Washington and Jef- ferson College, B.A.; Pittsburgh-Xenia Seminary, Th.B; Washington and Jef- ferson College, M.A.; Pittsburgh-Xenia Seminary, Th.M.; University of Pitts- burgh, Ph.D; Southern Baptist- Seminary, Th.D. Dwmon of Religion and Philosophy 70 Administrative Assistants MARY I. SPILLMAN, Alumni Secretary BARBARA CONN Secretary ETHEL BEEM Secretary THOMAS STORRAR Food Service Mgr. REBA BAKER Secretar) ' • . .. ' ROBERTA HOOVER Secretary VELDA E. DAUGHTREY Head Resident GERTRUDE GRIFFTH Head Resident BARBAR-- ROBERTS Library- Assistant The Highlander With this yearbook comes a wish for enjoyment and remembrance of a year well spent. It is hoped that the Highlander is a treasured souvenir of your college years. The 1967 HIGHLANDER is the product of hard work by a group of students spend- ing a great deal of time in order to meet deadlines. My thanks go to them for a job well done. ELAINE BATTISTELLO Assistant Editor CATHY THOMAS Class Editor WAYNE SHANNON Sports Editor BONNIE WEST Copy Editor JUDY COCHR AN Feature Editor WALT WEST— VICTOR CRAWFORD Photographers Those working as members of the HIGHLANDER staff are: Ruth Ferry, Palmyra Scott, Wayne Shannon, Cathy Thomas, Judy Cochran, Beverly Beeler, Mickey Stanley, Patricia Bart- ley, Janet Hager, Bonnie West. ROBERT K. ALLARA Business Manager - Mlk PALM TIA SCOTT Assistant Manager iHHBBirfli PRESIDENT Philip Vinciguerra VICE-PRESIDENT John D. Hayes SECRETARY Doris Osborne TREASURER Bonnie Caudill ADVISOR Dale McNeely Those individuals who take an active part in the Student Council must definitely have stamina. Representing the vari- ous attitudes of the student body is a demanding job. Officers of the Student Council must be especially durable since the elections at The Pike are getting more competitive each year. No one can deny the fact that the Student Council is a training ground for leadership. D. McNeely, J. Hays, B. Caudill, P. Vinciguerra, D. Osborne The objectives of the Student Council are many and of great importance. Instead of at- tempting an enumeration of them individual- ly, let it be said simply that the Student Coun- cil is the voice of the student body. In this capacity, this particular organization is of immeasurable significance in the advancement of this campus. ;,, Rou— Robert Bevins, Tim Swanston, Elaine Battistel- lo, Bonnie Caudill 2)?d Row—Gary Rader, Louis Pieral- lini, Hubert Keen. 3n Roir -]imes Kreutzer, Jim Cecil, Doris Osborne. 4(l Row—John D. Hays, D. McNeeIy[ Robert Allara. .3f j Ron ' — Philip Vinciguerra Not pic- tured are Freshmen representatives Wayne Shannon, Modena Salyers, and Sharon Hatton. Wickham- Memorial Monitors 1st Row — Steve Powers, Jessie Bragg, Robert Greer, Paul Moore, Hubert Keen. 2)id Jlou ' — Art Craig, Roger Canupp, Marvin Norman, George Howell, Charles Six, Don Meadows. Derriana Condit Dormitory Council 1st Roil ' — Linda Mayhorn, Judy Spartan, Cecilia Hinton. 2i?d Row — Louella Staccy Emma Easterling, Mary Deel, Donna Sanza. EDITOR George Howell ASSISTANT EDITOR Roger Canupp SPORTS EDITOR George Knaell ADVISOR Alvin Stinnett Seated — A. Stinnett, G. Knaell, R. Canupp, and G. Howell. The Record ' ' To Put the Pike In Print ' ' As the official newspaper of Pikeville College THE RECORD serves as an interest medium for the student body. Published by the students of the col- lege and printed weekly as a special section of the PIKE COUNTY NEWS, THE RECORD ' S primary objective is to serve as the voice of Pikeville College. Seated—Steve Powers, Bobbie Cline, Patty Compton, Carol May, Janet Hager, Elaine Battistello, Bonnie West, Judy Hensley, Linda Brady. 5 rf; ;; j, ' -— Hubert Keene, Darlene Skeens, Gary Barton, Homer Marcum. 78 Alpha Phi Gamma Established in 1966, Alpha Phi Gamma was founded to honor the outstanding journalistic students of Pikeville College. The basis for recognition by the society is a high standard of scholastic and creative ability. Alpha Phi Gamma is one of the most active organizations on campus, having sponsored dances and several fund raising drives. The members of Alpha Phi Gamma acknowledge their responsibility as an honor society to help in the growth of Pike- ville College by promoting and helping to improve collegiate journalism. 1st Row — Linda Brady, Darlene Skeens, George Knaell, Carol Jones, Layne Tackett, Hubert Keen, Shelby Stanley, Carol May. 27id Roiv- Art Craig, Roger Canupp, George Howell, Robert Allara, Elaine Battistello. 79 Seated—Dons Osborne, Stella Elkins, Tim Swanston, Naomi Runyon, Deloris Woody, Standing— ]ohn Hayes, Steve Leach, H. S. Fitzgerald, Morris Hawkins, Paul Hoover, George Howell, Calvin P. Jones. PRESIDENT John Doug Hayes VICE-PRESIDENT Tim Swanston SECRETARY-TREASURER Naomi Runyon Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta is a professional society, the objective of which is the promotion of the study of history by the encouragement of research, publication, good teaching, and the exchange of learn- ing and of thought among historians. Established to honor Pikeville College ' s outstanding students of history, Phi Alpha Theta seeks to improve the quality of historical scholarship. 80 Alpha Mu 1 7 Gamma PRESIDENT Elaine Battiste llo VICE-PRESIDENT Carol May SECRETARY Connie Collins TREASURER Bonnie West Pikeville College ' s nationally recognized Delta Beta Chapter of Alpha Mu Gamma was established in 1966 to honor all high ranking students of foreign language and those faculty members who profess an interest in the languages. One of its important objectives is to foster a more comfortable environment for those students from other countries who are now on campus. This organizaiton is a representative of the general attitude that world peace can be accomplished through a better understanding between Americans and citizens of other countries. MEMBERS— B. Smith, C. Collins, B. West, M. Mulvaney, E. Battistello, A. Stinnett, R. Mays, W. Miller, M. H.uiiilton. S. Stanley, C. May, J. Combs, P. Hoover, C. Jones, R. Mayhorn. Cirde-K Club PRESIDENT John Sanders VICE-PRESIDENT Tom Woofter EXECUTIVE V. PRESIDENT Phil Vinciguerra SECRETARY Robert Allen TREASURER Robert Allara CHAPLAIN Louis Pierallini Friends , . . Fellowship . ERNIE POWELL Lieutenant Governor Kentucky-Tennessee District Fun . . . VerticaUy -]ohn Sanders, Phil Flanary, Vic Grasso Bob Bevins, John Picklesimer, Jack Stanley, Ernie Powell, Dean Howard Hoover, Robert K. Allara, Phil Vinciguerra, Fiyst Row—Gary Coleman, Lou Pierallmi, John Lowe, Art Craig, Jim Barnett, Roger Belcher. 2;;. Row—Tom Goodman, Bob Cook Bob Allen, Tom Woofter, Bill Woofter JEAN WILLIAMSON September SHELBY STANLEY October LENA CRABTREE November JUDY SPARTMAN January Circle K Sweethearts DARLENE SKEENS December PHYLLIS FRAXSCIA iMav SUSAN BUTCHER Febniary JLDY COCHRAN April Band Flute Ann Rowe Margaret Cundell Oboe David Hammer E Flat Clarinet Judy Lyons Clarinets Robert Allara Drema Abshire Jerry Beckett Renee Childers Jeannetta Cool Paul Hoover Carol A. Jones Annie R. Marrs Gerri Thacker Chantell Whightman Alto Clarinet Gipsy Bevins Bass Clarinet Betty Parsons Alto Saxophone Joe Adkins Tom Chaffin Ronnie Holcomb Sue Ratliff Tenor Saxophone Elaine Cumens Baritone Saxophone Donald Bevins Cor}iets Ron Burchett Robert Damron Larry Franklin Thomas Hankins Sharon S. Hatton Guinevere Mullins Danny Owens Roy Sturgill French Horns Nancy Taylor Teddie Smith Trombones Robert Foit Paul Goodman William Scott Euphonium Allan Phillips Tuba Mike Ritz Percussion Robert Fetty Terry Hilsheimer Stan Johnson Charles McKnight Timpani Richard Prince ANN R OWE 84 CAROL ANN FEATHER Director JUDITH LYONS c n c r t C h r 1st Row — Elaine Cumens, Gipsy Bevins, Barbara Bailey, Linya Howe, Valetta Vanderpool, Mary Robin- ette, Darlene Robbins, Judy Cox, Gail Grossl.2?z Roiv — Sandra Davis, Ann Powers, Christine Wright, Laverne Damron, Terry Hilsheimer, Darlene Kilby, Dick Prince, Bob Petty, Richard Hockenberry. 5rd Roiv — John Bell, Paul Hoover, Glenn Kinder, David Hammer, Micky Palmer, Joe Adkins, Mike Mul- vaney, Jirn Page, Louis Pierallini. MENC iiP j ' m ■ : ■ 1 fi ' JIfe Ilk n A ■.i X lJ yj pN M ' ,. Seated — Sandra Davis, Barbara Bailey, Dick Prince, Terr) ' Hilsheimer, St.Didhig — Elaine Cumens, Tommy Chaffins, Joe Adkins, Sue Ratliff, Helen Colley, Sharon Hatton, David Hammer, Judy Lyons, Bob Foit, Teresa Lyons, Gail Grossl, Larry Franklin, Bill Mc Cloud, Richard Hockenberr} ' , D. ISIichael Donathan, Carol Feather, Joan Gilson. 85 Men ' s Chorus The Men ' s Chorus and the Women ' s Chorus are the training ground for the Concert Choir. The young men and women in these two groups look forward to the time when they may be ad- mitted into the Concert Choir. As members of the Concert Choir they will be entitled to go on the tour which is the highlight of the year for the choir. 1st Row Vertically — Jim Cecil, Gary Thrash, Don Bevins, Tommy Chaffins, Larry Godwin, D. Michael Donathan. 2 id Row — Homer Mar- cum, Ken Osborne, Gary Barton, Jack Stanley, Avery Harmon, John May, Roger Wagner, Ben Boyce Women ' s Chorus 1st Rou — Nona Deskins, Phylis Franscia, Sue Ratlif f, Sharon Hatton, Teresa Lyons, Judith, Lyons, Helen Lambert, Sharon Justice, Sue Butcher, Vicki Butcher, Beverly Beeler, Betty Handville. 86 1st Row — Ann Powers, Bob Hood, Carol Jones, 2f!d Row — Susan Daughtery, Jimmy Daughtery, Linda Hatton, Rita Barton, Grace Miller, Lynda O ' Bryan, Wanda Daughtery, Mae Ramey, Gay Patsch, Betty Handville, Bob Petty, 3rd Ron ' — Sue Butcher, James Burge Bob Stratton, Nolan White Richard Davis, Donald Hatton, Keith Webb, Jerry Beckett, Helen Lambert, Marlene Roberts, 4th Row — Dr. Wray Miller, Alma Culton, Dr. Richard McConnell. From whence cometh my help? The most common answer is My help cometh from the Lord. The Student Giristian Fellowship tries to aid the student in answering this particular question for himself. The mountains of Pikeville provide a serene setting in which the student may continue his search for truth. Hope that the world can be made better through faith is the prevalent attitude. Student e Christian Fellowship 87 1st Row — V. Carr, M. Johnson, L. O ' Bryan. 2)id Ron — J. Whitt, M. Deel, G. Amburgey Student N PRESIDENT Mary Deel VICE-PRESIDENT Johnny Evans SECRETARY Juanita Whitt TREASURER Madelyn Johnson PARLIAMENTARIAN Linda O ' Bryan HISTORIAN Glenda Amburgey RECORDER Violet Carr 1967-68 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Evelyn Varney 1st VICE-PRESIDENT Janet Combs 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT Paul Moore SECRETARY Sally Gugelchuk TREASURER Judy Spartman RECORDER Linda Brady PARLIAMENTARIAN Linda Hensley 1st Row — P. Moore, J. Combs, J. Spartman, S. Gugelchuk, 2 id Row, L. Hensley, L. Brady, E. Varney. 1st Roiv — Dale McNeeley, Sponsor, Ruby Pruitt, Sheila Loftis, Violet Carr, Madelyn Johnson, Sheila Steffey, Linda Hensley, Alice Looney, Pat Hall, Alice Johnson, Clara Walsh, Sponsor. 2iid Roiv — Joan Hall, Betty Hand- ville, Geraldine Thacker, Laverne Damron, Pat Compton, Male Edwards, Renee Childers, Mary Coleman, Evelyn Varney, Cecelia Hinton, Peggy Fain, Lou Ann Pruitt, Beulah Keith, Judy Spartman, Anita Gillespie. 3rd Row — Judy Looney, Janet Combs, Louella Stacy, Don Meadows, Paul Moore, Charles Justice, Irene Williams, Pam Scott, Edith Compton, Linda O ' Bryan, Louella Fields, Terry Hilsheimer, Linda Mayhorn, Rita Hatfield, Phyllis Owens, Sally Gugelchuk. 4th Row — Louise Sexton, Donna Sanza, Delores Woody, Sharon Barker, Daryl Easterling, Marvin Norman, Phil Vinciguerra, Roger Canupp, Herman Voogel, Doris Osborne, Emma Marcum, Glenda Am- burgey, Mary Lou Deel, Juanita Whitt, Christine Thacker. 88 International Relations Club Sealed — Ishmael Preston, Jim Cecil, Elaine Battistello, Donna Sanza, Joan Hall, Gary Caldwell, Gary Thrash, Standing — Eddie Collins, Donald Hatton, Richard Sallee, Doug Fuller, George Howell, Homer Marcum, Art Craig, George Knael. 1st Row — Sam Baldwin, Freddy Hunt, James Ratliff, Franklin Davidson, Johnny Billiter, Lek Buntusarnee, Gale Compton, Mack Gibson. 2nd Roiv — Mildred Davis, Otis Horn, Ernestine Gillespie, Christine Wright, Paula Butcher, Mary L. Birchfield, Anna Williamson, Connie Ward, Martha McNeely. 5rd Roiv — Kenton Wallace, Roger Tackett, Avery Harmon, Jack Stanley, John Ratliff, James Culton, Terrel Cole- man, Jim Kreutzer, James Smiley. Business Club 89 Peach Orchard Players It is necessary for every club to have some officers to lead it in its endeavors. In POP this entails decid- ing upon a pla y to present and following through to the production. Production means many tedious re- hearsals, accumulation of props and costumes, and establishing a mood through lighting. L-R Donna Sanza, Michael Mulvany Linya Howe. Backstage in anticipation of a play at the Pike can be found mounting excitement, nervousness, curiosity as to the number of people in the audience and grease paint which transforms a common classmate into a hero on stage. L-R Janet Combs, Don Jones, Mike Mulvany, Drema Abshire. 1st Row Lou Pierallini, Darlene Robbins, Sandra Craft, Donna Sanza Linya Howe, Chantal Wightman, Holly Wolfe, Jean Williamson, Cecilia Divine, Nancy McKee, Joan Gilson, Don Jones, 2 jd Row Paul Hoover, James Mullins, Rex Evans, John Bell, Glen Kinder Michael Mulvany, Drema Abshire, Michael Donathan, Howard Hoover, Wayne Yost, LeRoy Lindsay, Janet Combs 90 Faculty Players Seated — Dr. Richard McConncIl, Stella Elkins, Dr. Wray Miller, Roberta Hoover, Dean Howard Hoover, Stitiul ' nii — Dr. Robert Hacke, Dr. C. P. Jones. Seated — Violet Carr, Talma Haney, Mahala Craft, Standing — Bruce Brown, Linda Brady, Mimi Gonulson, Ayden Gonulson, Gary Barton. Parnassus Club 91 Darlington Science Club 1st Roiv Wanda Daughtery, Madelyn Johnson, Carol May Joan Hall, Linda Hensley, Ishmael Preston, Gary Caldwell 2nd Row Dr. Clayton Darlington, Linda Preston, Jean Williamson, Mary Deel, Juanita Whitt, Marvin Norman, Doris Osborne, John Lowe, Art Craig, 5rd Row Lovell Ison, Gary Woods, Hubert Keen, Phill Flannery, Bmce Preston, Richard Goodman Steve Brown, Philip Vinciguerra, Glen Brown. Physical Education Majors ' Club 1st Row Merita L. Thompson Sherry Francisco, Cecilia Devine, Chris Hat- ton, Sue Butcher, Brenda Franklin Beatrice Smi th 2nd Roiv Richard Maynard, Louis Pierallini, Don Queen, Sheila Loftis, Marlene Roberts Roger Campbell 5rd Row Dale Hunt, Tom Tryon, Doug Blair, Terry Epling, Wil- lis Hall, 4fh Row Bob Eckert, Ed Lit- tle, Gary Adkins, John P. Pickleseimer, Don Blair, Lester Collins. 92 r A A Men are not the only ones to strive for the con- ditioning of the body as well as the mind. The Women ' s Athletic Association of Pikeville College is another indication of the women ' s efforts to keep up to par with the men. Ist Roiv — Winnie Stone, Brenda Franklin, Drema Abshire, 2)id Row — Judy Cochran, Sue Butcher, Margaret Cundell. in Row — Marlene Roberts, Chris Hatton, Cecilia Devine, 4 h Row — Ersa Adams, Ruth Ferry, Sherry Francisco, Helen Litteral, Sheila Loftis, Shelia Steffy, Merita L. Thompson, Sponsor. 5th Row — Janie Ramey, Nona Deskins, Piney Hunt. 1st Roiv — Dr. Wray Miller, Sponsor, Joan Lowe, Gary Thrash, Mike Swartz, Gary Barton, Jim Cecil, Standing — Roger Canupp, Homer Marcum, Fred Beck, David Cotton, George Howell, Gordon Phillips. Highland Rangers 93 S ' ' ;w, - v Ti.. itMJi 1 ' % SPORTS L to R— Ass ' t Coach, Laney Yelverton, Steve Butcher, Terry Epling, Bronley WiHiams, Jim Kreutzer, Doue Fuller, Bill Wolfter Richard Maynard, Don Blair, Ralph Good, Roger Campbell ' - Pikeville College Bears 96 Player of the Year Terry Epling was voted PLAYER OF THE YEAR by the K.LA.C. Conference. Terry was also the leading scorer in the K.LA.C. Jersey No. 22 will no longer be worn by Terry Epling. Terry has made his jersey famous by his skill on the bas- ketball court. He was a great player who will not be easily forgotten. y Coach of the Year ' ' Coach Paul Butcher was voted COACH OF THE YEAR by the K.LA.C. He has held this honor twice. COACH BUTCHER was an inspiration to his boys in winning the conference. BILL WOOFTER JIM KREUTZER 98 TERRY EPLING DON BLAIR ROGER CAMPBELL RICHARD MAYNARD DOUG FULLER STEVE BUTCHER RALPH GOOD 99 Tough work in practice Our Bears In Action Rnlnh nn the dribble COACH PAUL BUTCHER AND ASSISTANT COACH LANEY YELVERTON BASKETBALL STATISTICS OF 1966-67 SEASON Campbellsville Wilberforce Berea Villa Madonna Rio Grande Cumberland Bluefield State Sub Force Atl Quantico Marine Amphibian Force Waterloo of Canada Waterloo of Canada Waterloo of Canada Cumberland Union Rio Grande Transylvania Georgetown Villa Madonna Union Quantico Marine Berea Mars Hill Bluefield State Georgetown Campbellsville Union Cumberland Carson Newman Norfolk Tournament, Dec. 20-22, 1966 K.I.A.C. Tournament WON 23, LOST 6 Opponent Bears 77 85 75 86 75 71 72 73 77 78 71 82 71 94 84 90 105 110 71 76 80 95 70 105 63 95 72 64 74 77 87 86 69 90 103 90 70 84 81 102 94 117 59 95 64 112 56 103 82 93 72 87 78 S3 70 68 92 72 Six times the Bears scored over 10-0 poi)its The longest iri ?ning streak was 10 gan es 101 Players watch pre-game Pep Rally. Their spir- its are Hfted by the fans ' support. Pre-game bombfire boosts the Bears to victory Cheers for the 102 w-m Ralph aims for the goal 103 104 WINNIE STONE Marita Thompson is the Sponsor of the Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Standing; Susie Butcher, Winnie Stone, Gaynell Runyon, Brenda Franklin, Paula Butcher PAULA BUTCHER, Captain JUDY COCHRAN Eih SUSIE BUTCHER BRENDA FRANKLIN Intramurals The participants in Intramurals are those who wish to have fun in a competitive game. Football, baseball, and volleyball are a few of the many games played in Intramurals. 105 A THLETIC BANQUET Our New Coach Speaks BASKETBALL MGR., TRAINERS, L to i?— Mike Ritz, Phil Vin- ciquerra, John Doug Hayes, Dale Hunt RETURNING BASKETBALL PLAYERS: L to R Steve Butcher, Jim Kreutzer, Ralph Good, Richard Maynard, Roger Campbell SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS: Junior Newsome, Doug Ful- ler, Don Blair, Bill Wolftcr, Terry Epling FRESHMAN BASKETBALL PLAYERS: L to R Richard Schmidt, Russ Spicer, Ray Bedsau David Collier, Tom Seyfreed, Bobby Cunningham, Harold Birchfield BOWLING TEAM; Boh Ixkert, Darvv ' in Leueuzi, Skipper Franklin, Joe Allen, Sam Baldwin CHEERLEADERS: Marita Thompson; ad- visor, Paula Butcher, Sue Butcher, Judy Coch- ran, Brenda Franklin Winnie Stone. GOLF TEAM; Phil Vinciquerra Skipper Franklin, Leroy Linsey; ad isor, Robert Allara. John Doufr Haves. 107 r u r n a m e n t Triumphant Bears ' A shot is blocked Waitine for the ball 108 A fight for the rebound Don gets a trophy Golf Team L to R — Robert Allara, John Doug Hayes, Stephen Best, Phihp Vinciguerra, Skipper Franklin if-i ' j 51 ♦- f -it- . ' ■ , v- ' 4tu W- - One and One are Two for US It ' s All in the Stance Baseball Team Players for the 1967 Season were: Jim Cecil, Bob Eckert, Ted Soper, Charlie Six, Clell Robbins, Tim Swanston, Harold Birchfield, Phil Vinciguerra, John Doug Hayes, Dave McBrayer. The te:im WON ? and LOST 7 109 Miss East Kentucky 1967 Candidate in Miss Kentucky Pageant 1967 ' ' ' ■ « . Simi gljfllK. r Judy Cochran Christmas Queen 1966-67 I ' -i 113 LOUELLA STAGEY Junior CHERYL COLEMAN Freshman SALLY GUGELCHUK Sophomore JUDY SPARTMAN Sophomore MARGIE HAMILTON Senior Homecoming Queen . . . Homecoming Queen Pat Hall And Escort Art Craig Homecoming is many things to many people. One of the highlights of campus life is the coronation of a young woman chosen to represent her college at the Homecoming activities each year. Pikeville College was highly honored in having Miss Pat Hall of Pikeville, Kentucky, reign as Homecoming Queen for 1967. Pat is typical of the college with her lovely graciousness and winning personality. She is a wonderful asset to Pikeville ' s tradition of Homecoming. I 16 CATHY THOMAS Junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant Freshman Attendant CHERYL COLEMAN „js «r ' -. %.,. ' osw 118 Miss Jenny Kay Vinciguerra Mountain Laurel Candidate 1966 feidaiaafiftfefei tiitf- - t Miss Palmyra Scott Mountain Laurel Candidate 1967 119 Who ' s Who Dean Howard Hoover, Bonnie Caudill, Tim Swanston, Barbara Baily, Paul Hoover. in American Colleges and Universities BONNIE CAUDILL Recognition in Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities is an honor for which all college students strive. This honor is an indication of the individual ' s capacity to live successfully. In- cluded for consideration are his personal achieve- ments, scholastic honors, extra-curricular activities, and his own special personality. Students from all interest groups are chosen. If his past performance is any indication of the future, he will make the lives of others brighter. BARBARA BAILEY 120 Chosen for Scholarship . . . STEPHEN BROWN and PAUL HOOVER Lf i .ft a Achievement . . . TIM SWANSTON ! Ki A imm i:i ' i: :: , , . Magic . . . Fantasy . . . Make Believe Comes Alive In a Play . . . KMHy Paul Hoover Narrator Darlene Robbins The Girl Lou Pierallini The Boy Mike Mulvany . The Boy ' s Father Don Jones The Girl ' s Father James MuUins . The Actor John Bell Man Who Dies Rex Evans The Mute - - m% p H| V IfU Faculty Player ' s Present ' ' Arms And the Man CAST Joan Gilson -. Ra ' nia Karen Hacke , Loiika Linya Howe Catherine Alvin Stinnett Captain BluntschVi Richard McConnell Nicola Nick England Major Sergins Saranoff Michael Donathan Russian officer 124 CAST Paul Hoover Tom Roberta Hoover Amjiuia Winifred Stone Laura Wayne Yost Gentleman Caller 125 The Pike ' s ' ' Man On The Scene for 1967 • . fc Pat and Layne Tackett, Dean Damron and Dr. Thomas Storrar and Dean Damron Honor Banquet Students who acquired perfect point standing. VlN- Speaker: JOHN Y. BACON. BONNIE CAUDILL PEGGY FAIN 126 Record Staff awards. Annual Staff awards. Welcomes for President Johns 1967 Banquet . . . the welcome in a smile . . . Culture brought to the Pike . 0ji0tis0iml0 ' f ' 9V Transcendentalism comes to the Pike when Ray Harm convincingly explains to the student body that Mother Nature is an ample provider. Other than being able to maintain life, nature can be an inspiration for the intellec- tuals. May Sarton proved this. Hedy West provided addi- tional material for our cultural development with the folk songs originating in our own area. RAY HARM MAY SARTON - us  v«!«M)hMi etii$eiUf HEDY WEST 128 GUY CARAWAN Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra and Leo Scheer A college ' s purpose is to educate the student in both cultural and academic aspects. Pikeville College has shown outstanding ability in presenting the best in musical achievement to her student body. Through music a student ' s mind is enlightened with new ideas. ■•■I r Graduation . . . It won ' t be long now. 1 MR. RAY HARM — Kentucky Naturalist Doctor of Humanities I Get that mortar board on straight. Commencement Speaker DR. ERNEST LEWIS First Presbyterian Church Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Magna Cum Laude and Cum Laude Graduates Tim Swanston (Magna) H. Paul Hoover, Margie Long, Peggy Fain (Magna) Paula Lowe, Madelyn Johnson, Shelby Kinder (ALigna) H. PAUL HOOVER Cum Laude Father and D.uighter Philip and ' irginia Catherine ' incicuerra 31 To Each Student The Pike May Mean Different Things To others fun and fellowship. To some a moment of quiet. To a senior it ' s student te, To a girl a call from that special someone. 33 ' PEPSI-COLA AND PEPSI ARE TRADEMARKS OF PepsiCo, INC., REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. ©1956, PepsiCo, INC., Pfepsi-Cola cold beats any cola cold! Drink Pepsi cold-the colder the better. Pepsi-Colas taste was created for the cold. That special Pepsi taste comes ■ alive in the cold. Drenching, quenching taste that never ! gives out before your thirst gives in Pepsi pours it on! Taste that beats the others cold. Pepsi pours it on! EAST KENTUCKY BEVERAGE COMPANY, INC. Pilceville and Hazard, Kentuclcy Compliments of PIKEVILLE FURNITURE MART INC. MAIN STREET APARTMENTS Main Street Pikeville, Ky. Phone 432-2514 Compliments of JERRY ' S DRIVE INN RESTAURANT South Mayo Trail Pikeville, Ky. 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If I ' m valuable, I ' ll earn more; if lazy, less. But there ' s always the thought of working up. That ' s because I Kve in a Free Enterprise economy where I have freedom of choice and opportunity. Our management employees and stock- holders are united with this student under the Free Enterprise flag. We chose this business because we like it. But like other businesses, we must give , the best possible service at the lowest possible cost. 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