Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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CLASS OF ' 77 H4 J Teresa Porter Forest Hills Anne P ' Simer Pikeville Joe Ramey Jenkins Denis Ratliff Pikeville Jeff Ratliff Pikeville Jerry Ratliff Pikeville Minnie Ratliff Elkhorn City Wendell Salyer Elkhorn City Jesada Savakevattana Bangkok, Thailand Sharlene Sesco Gulnare Rachel Slone Hartley David Smith Harrogate, Tennessee Greg Smith Ewing, Virginia Danny Stevens Bradley Shelia Stiltner, Zanesville. Ohio 25

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Staff Photo by Angela Stockton PIKEVILLE COLLEGE students from Pikeville, Ky., journeyed to Hanover to help out in the tornado and were assigned to remove equipment from the demolished Southwestern schools. 11 PC Students Aid Victims Of Recent Tornado Eleven Pikeville College students were among thousands of rescue workers helping tornado devastated areas of Southern Indiana. The college students left classes at the school to aid in the rescue and clean-up chores after one student, Bob Manaugh (Continued on Page 2) 11 PC Students Continued from page 1 whose parents live in Hanover, Ind., called Hanover police to learn if his parent ' s home had been hit by the twister. After learning about his parents, the police requested Manaugh ' s help in rescue operations. Others aiding in the rescue operations were: Theresa Manaugh of Pikeville, Ky.; Gary Sparks of Fairview Park, Ohio ; Larry Gibson of Williamsville, New York; Scott Ellison of Sharpsville, Pa.; Bryon Wills of Ashland, Ky.; Terry Russell of Mouthcard, Ky.; Gilbert Rood of Conneaut, Ohio; Pat O ' Shaunessy of Staten Island, New York; Neal Walker of Russell, Kentucky; John Filkin of Ironton, Ohio; and George Kohl of Stanhope, New Jersey. 27