Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1977 volume:

PIKEVILLE COLLEGE Founded 1889 Pikeville, Kentucky THE HIGHLANDER 1976-77 Shelia Stiltner — Editor Lisa Billiter — Assistant Editor Randy Roberts — Business Manager TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 3 SENIORS 8 HOMECOMING 18 JUNIORS 26 SOPHOMORES 34 ADMINISTRATION 42 SPRING FORMAL 56 FRESHMEN 60 WAYNE MARTIN YEARS 70 FLOOD 94 GRADUATION 108 MEMORIUM 112 rIKEVI r COLLE it r DR. DAMRON Dr. Rediford Damron The closing of the 1976-77 school year not only meant departure of the graduating seniors, it also marked the retirement of a faculty member that had become an institute at Pikeville College . Dr. Rediford Damron came to Pikeville College in 1946 as head of the education department at the Training School and he saw the facility grow from a Junior College to a four-year institution with a graduate consortium. During his thirty years at Pikeville College this versatile man filled many capacities , he taught in the Sociology Department and served as Academic Dean, was Vice- President for Academic Affairs , and was appointed Provost from 1965-1967. Dr. Damron was honored with the Distinguished Almus Award in 1974, and was named Distinguished Faculty Member in 1976. With his ability to serve wherever asked, Dr. Damron was a vital part of the college community. It is with great sadness we say farewell to this dedicated servant of the College. Our thanks for your concern for young people and the course of education in Eastern Kentucky. v Tf ?i mwn ?9 ■ The Excitement Of Den Life FRESHMAN ORIENTATION m SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS President — Lee Burke Vice President — Sally Theis Secretary — Clarisa Elswick Treasurer — Denise Burgy S.G.A. Representative — Jan Ratliff SENIORS Larry Bartley Ricky Bartley Johnnie Beavers Robert Bevins Jerry Bishop Marketta Blackburn Shirley Blackburn Roxanne Blankenship Jeanne Brooks Denise Burgy Lee Burke James Clevinger , i I Dennis Coleman Kevin Coleman Mary Ann Coleman V ? f jm 9 ■ Susan Compton Teresa Conaway Jim Daniels Rickey Davis Kenneth Eaglin Jeff Fleshman James Gore 11 Jeff Gurley Nancy Helvey Wayne Hensley - ST ■ John Buford Johnson Roger Jones Rodney Keene 1 Dewayne Kiser 12 Dale Lickenbrock Susan Lucas Jennifer Mansell John B . Markham Shelly McCoy ■ Barbara Miller Hooshang Momenpour Richard Newsome 13 Debra S . Osborne Joel Franklin Osborne Richard Parker Jeffery Ramey Randall Ramey Betty Mosley Smith 14 Mollie Darlene Starnes ■ ■j.w . ' ■ ?. Shelia Stiltner w I6J •- David Wayne Stratton Suriyon Suwathep Donna Sword Virgil Taylor William D. Taylor HOMECOMING Queen Being Crowned By Dr. Jackson O. Mall Homecoming Queen Denise Burgy Escorted By Tony Sanchez Senior Attendants Shelia Stiltner Escorted By William D. Taylor Susan Compton Escorted By Howard Roberts 19 Junior Attendants Karen Hamilton Escorted By John Webb Drema Keith Escorted By John Preston 20 Sophomore Attendants Marcia McClanahan Escorted By Lee Smith Joan Ward Escorted By Grayson Layne 21 Freshmen Attendants Betsy Davis Escorted By Scott Lemon DeVonnia McQueen Escorted By Lee Burke 22 23 Cheering the Bears to victory. What Form ! How do I stop that one ? 24 Fire Up ! Coach Martin thinks of what to do next ! Big Fred rebounds again 25 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Howard Roberts — President Mike Thornsbury — Vice President Drema Keith — Secretary Johnny Williamson — Treasurer Regina Potts — SGA Representative JUNIORS Sayid Abousayid Connie Adkins Imogene Bates Karla Baskin Billy Bevins Kay Blackburn Marcie Blankenship Debra Blemins Dwayne L. Brown Shelia Burks Mary Crum Doug Dole Debbie Engle Greg Hall 27 Mark Harlow Tom Hartsock Terry Hawkins Cathy Holbrook Mary A . Hopkins Michael Fleet Johnson Larry Justice Drema Keith Nikki Kendrick Shelia Lowe Mary Mann Steve McCann John Morris Debbie Morrison Darell Mullins Janie Newsone 28 Jane Osborne Robert Owens Karen Pack William Pfister Debbie Potter Regina Potts Katherine Reasor Rayanna Reeves Deborah Ritchie Howard Roberts Maudie Sexton Carolyn Slone Pauletta Smith CarlE. Steele Sharon Steffey Shelia Stoke 29 TV I Alfreda Thornsbury Kenneth Thornsbury Sprungphon Vongniyon Linda Tackett Wright 30 PlKEVlUE COLLEGE 10 BEARS vs UNION ■ H WgmMKHW ..«„, CtUMC Cm 12 BEARS vsTHOMAS MOORE home 14 STUDENT MEETING 6« BEARS BE« 414 14 FACULTY MEETING 7m oom ROOM 31 CHRISTMAS PARADE JLP1 32 V-  33 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Phil Flanary — President Dwayne Tackett — Vice President Debbie Potter — Secretary-Treasurer George Bailey — S.G.A. Representative SOPHOMORES Jeffery Adkins Lola Adkins Lawson Mae Aman La Brann Andrews C Cheryl Belcher Pat Blankenship Tommy Clark Wanda F. Coleman I ) Mary Kaye Collins Jennifer Currie Katie Curry Sherry S . Dawahare Cindy Fehr 35 ( i V V 8b ' «_ . 1 THF BYTERIA ■■■■ - ! ■ - William Flanery Darlene Hall Gary Hampton Tenesia Hess Viola James Kathy Johnson Debra K. Jones Susan Justice jM Jsk 1 H T 2 : m la a V — — Gregory Keene Scott Lemon Ramona Little Sharon Lyons 36 —— a— BBI Sharon Mullins Charles Obike Jim Pfau if f - I U ! 1 IB - i - I it? Michael Pierce Paul Rader Sithism Rawyamupa Debbie Taylor k Randall Thompson Belinda Tibbs Vanessa Wright 37 « ' . : ! !K£ViLL£ COLLtGI { W ' ' ' ' IS ' 7 PM .-•-.. 19 ' ■ ' ■ • . i. - ' - ' % ' V -  :- ' : ? h 1 4 • - ' 38 39 DR. JACKSON O. HALL PRESIDENT OF PIKEVILLE COLLEGE 40 Pikeville College Board of Trustees 1976-1977 OFFICERS President of the College and the Corporation Chairman of the Board Vice Chairman of the Board Secretary of the Board Assistant Secretary Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer Dr . Jackson O . Hall Jarrett M. Wood Wilfred S. Martin Lon B. Rogers William J . Baird Richard A. Jackson CLASS OF 1977 William J. Baird Catherine Compton Chase (Mrs. Sherret) JohnB. DuPuy B. Roy Ertell William J. Evans James G. Hobbs Leonard B. Marshall, Jr. Henry D. Stratton Jarrett M . Wood i David A. Zegeer CLASS OF 1978 Victor L. Baer Paul G. Blazer, Jr. Donald J. Blickwede Jack H. Boelens Charles D. Broaddus Charles B. Chrisman Eugenia Rea Jarrell (Mrs. Arthur Blake) PaulE. Pratton Walter P. Walters CLASS OF 1979 Eugene M. Bane Bruce Clinesmith Daniel W. Martin Wilfred S . Martin William L. Mullen W. Joseph Nelson, M.D. Thomas B . Ratliff Lon B. Rogers George F. Walker 41 Marie V . Tarpey Vice President for Academic Affairs William Higginbotham Vice President of Development Greg Stone Registrar Jack Marks Director of Alumni Office Sara Falls Director of Public Relations 42 William Newsome Director of Financial Aid Kenneth Chapman Assistant Business Manager Richard Jackson Vice President for Business Affairs Harold Edmonds Coordinator of Student Accounts 43 John Bray Assistant Dean of Students Imogene ' ' June ' 1 Johnson Dean of Students John Trusty Special Services Elaine Patterson Special Services 44 Carolyn Bevins Cecelia Bryant Teresa Ison Cora Nunn s T A F F S T A F F Eva Ponton Bessie Thornsbury Betty White 45 DIVISION OF SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS AND TECHNOLOGY Maurice Bailey, DIVISION CHAIRMAN Professor of Chemistry r% 4 ' S |S X. mm Glenn Brown Assoc . Professor of Biology ' ' Clifford Miller Assoc . Professor of Chemistry Harry Finkbone Research Associate 46 Larry Darlage Assoc . Professor of Chemistry Frank Bailey Adjunct Prof, of Mathematics r W. v t . ST - Puff Lois Esham Asst . Professor of Biology Gertrude Ison Assoc . Prof . of Mathematics Gary Thrash Instruction of Mining Technology Roger Warren Assoc. Prof, of Mathematics 47 DIVISION OF HUMANITIES AND RELIGION Bill Mc Cloud Assoc . Professor of Music Jim Andy Caudill Assoc . Professor of Music Russell Patterson Assoc . Professor of Music Bruce Brown Instructor of Music Lou Egger Assoc . Professor of Music 48 5| ' ' r%, ; : .-vae? ' Jerry Harris, DIVISION CHAIRMAN Assoc . Professor of English Paula Pendergrass Instructor of English Roger Keller, CAMPUS MINISTER Assoc . Professor of Religion Bob Ford Assoc . Professor of English Harold Branam Assoc . Professor of English 49 DIVISION OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY v- HB 3Bifa ma — ■■ Presley Pendergrass, DIVISION CHAIRMAN Professor of Education Sue Lail Assoc . Prof . of Educ . Mark Sohn Assoc . Prof . of Educ . N Charles Francis Asst . Professor of Education Melbourne Ponton Asst . Prof . of Educ . 50 Robert Mayfield Asst. Professor of Psychology  l A ■■■■ Robert Lester Instructor of Psychology Paul Butcher Assoc. Professor of P. E. Ronald Poling Asst. Professor of P. E. Marian Yarus Instructor of P.E. 51 DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES ■wr v«e James Davis Asst. Prof, of Business Rebecca Collier Instructor of Business n Tsehai Alemayeheu Instructor of Economics ■■■■ Carl Hogsed Instructor of Accounting Rediford Damron Professor of Sociology 52 Walter Brumm Asst . Professor of Sociology Embrey Howson Assoc . Prof . of History Stephen Fritz, DIVISION CHAIRMAN Assoc . Prof . of History Virgil Turner Asst. Prof, of Pol. Sci. David Chambers Asst. Prof, of Pol. Sci. 53 Janice Ford Asst. Professor of Art Edgar DuPont Instructor of Drama Phyllis Dayer Instructor of French Alvin Stinnett Assoc . Professor of German 54 ERMA BARTLEY BOOKSTORE MANAGER Often times employers become frustrated over the attitudes of employees; people don ' t seem to have the respect for authority, loyalty, and serious commitment to doing a good job, taking pride in their work, that they once did. Now and then, however, there is a bright spot among our seemingly distressing work days. For the past 12 years, Erma Bartley has been such a bright spot on the campus of Pikeville College. Mrs. Bartley has managed the bookstore at Pikeville College since September 1, 1965. On Wednesday, August 10 she retired. It ' s been hard to leave, Mrs. Bartley said in her unassuming, direct, pleasant way. I ' ve really enjoyed my work and I ' ve learned a lot. But I feel like I have obligations at home now. Small wonder. Her house was badly flooded in April and the first item on her agenda after retirement is supervising the necessary repairs. But anytime they need me to help up here in (the bookstore), they can call me. The mother of two sons and a daughter, the grandmother of eight and the great grandmother of three, with another expected in February. Mrs. Bartley is quite proud of her family ' s associations with Pikeville College. Excusing herself during the interview to answer the bookstore phone, Mrs. Bartley ' s quiet voice could be heard saying I believe so, darlin ' . And off she went to the Bear ' s Den to find the person for whom the caller had asked. Returning to the interview, she commented that in her 12 years at the college she believes that everything has been changing for the better. The students in the lat e 60 ' s and early 70 ' s were more shook up, rattled. The students are quieter now, she observed. I ' m just a little cog in a big wheel, she states without dissatisfaction. But she ' s respectful, loyal, takes pride in her work and is definitely commited to Pikeville College. I ' m for Pikeville College. There ' ll always be a college on this hill if it ' s left up to me. And no one doubts her for a minute . 55 Spring Queen — Betsy Davis 56 Spring Formal 1977 Queen ' s Court 57 „ 58 59 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Bob Davis — President Ronnie Taylor — Vice-President Linda Thornsbury — Secretary Tammy Branham — Treasurer Jennifer Morton — S.G.A. Representative FRESHMEN V h Wilda Abshire Charlene Adams Flo Adams B ■ Jk iS3 i BBHI j|-- ' j f fi -v .;,: °i Bruce Atwood Leslie Balser Tammy Bates Mossie Belcher Lisa Billiter Shelia Blankenship 61 : ' % V £V ...  , r ' ■ ' ■; Timothy Bohnke Diona Bradley Diana Branhan Tammy Branham Michael Calloway Georgia Caudill Maurice Caudill Dave Childers M m ■i Steve Collier Glenda Cutright Jaymi Damron Nancy Daniels A J ■v m Betsy Davis Robert Davis Abel DeLon V T Letha Elkins 62 I -w t George Fields Ronald Fields Bob Ford Jeffery Ford Patti Frankhouser Mahmond Ghalli Ricky Gray -Lewis Freda Greer «... i Adolphono Grere Johnny Hall Michael Hall Darius Henley 1 mimmmMiC Kathy Huffman Greer Jackson Patricia Jacobs Ben Johnson 6J Mary Johnson Nell Johnson Terri Johnson Beverly Justice HH Deborah Justice Kelly Kays Wanda Kelly Kathy Leibee 1 A Margie Little Sandra Low Sharon Lyons Larry Maggard Teresa Maggard Connie McCoy DeVonnia McQueen Jennifer Morton 64 jf «4f!l ' ' SStLJ! Kenneth Mullins Michael Newsome ■;..- . ' .WS = K- T , • SF . Sue Nichols Linda Gail Nunn 65 ■• . ;- p f H Leonard Nwabunezi Violet Neankwo Charles Oaken Randy O ' Quinn MHHBHBBim BBHBSI W ' lit Timothy Phillips Debbie Pinson Steve Porter Calvin Reed Furnell Rife ■ Donna Roberts Randy Roberts ' v ' ' ri ' ■ Valerie Robinette Dennis Scott Kevin Shoppe Susan Slone Randall Spears 66 Kelly Stratton Mark Sturgill Danny Syck Edward Taylor Jimmy Taylor Michael Taylor Steve Thornbury Linda Thornbury Henry Udoyl Evelyn Varney Rhonda Webb H Nadine West Tom Whitt Mitchell Williams Cheryl Wright 67 68 MIGHTY BEARS 69 COACH WAYNE MARTIN 1973-1977 In 1973 Wayne Martin took over the reins as Pikeville College Basketball Coach after 5 successful campaigns at Pikeville High School. While at Pike High he compiled an 82-59 won- loss record against many of Kentucky ' s largest and most powerful high schools . The personable Martin had inherited the unenviable job of restoring the sagging Pikeville College program to a state of respectability and competiveness it had once known, rne WU-za season had brought only nine wins in twenty-eight outings and Martin knew the road ahead would be most challenging. Martin immediately organized his recruiting efforts and knew that the signing of a quality player as quickly as possible would be a shot in the arm to the program and would lay the necessary ground of Pikeville, transfer Fred Fredrick of Cincinnati via More-head State the stage was set for Martins ' first KIAC championship and a 25-6 overall record during the 74-75 campaign. 70 The acquisition of LaBraun Andrews of Cincinnati, all- staters Vince Chambers and Robert Jones of Shelby County, all- stater Darius Henley of Logan and other area stand-outs over the next two years would assure Martin of continued success during his stay at Pikeville College. His accomplishments would include KIAC regular season and tournament championships again in 76 and 77 making three straight such titles, an unprecidented feat in the 20 year history of the KIAC - A district 30 championships and birth to the NAIA National Championship tournament in 1976 - Best winning percentage season in Pikeville College history in 1976, 26-5 record, 838 winning percentage - Williamson Holiday Classic Championships in 75 and 76 - Coach of the year honors in the KIAC in 75 and 77 - A four year record of 94-38 - 1975-76 team ranked 5th in the nation in the college division poll. Through highly efficient organizations, endless hours of recruiting and scouting and a total dedication to his profession, Coach Martin brought the Pikeville College basketball program to a level of National recognition and competitiveness in a short four year span. Noteworthy accomplishments will never be foreign to Coach Wayne Martin. May his future endeavors be filled with continued success .qxl 71 72 VICTORY 71 • M 74 75 US PIKEVILLE COLLEGE BEARS 1976-1977 BASKETS , ' P E , Happy Osborne Mike Mullins 76 mmm Head Coach Wayne Martin Assistant Coach Danny Adams ■J0 - I Jimmy Rogers - Trainer Randy McCoy - Manager 77 s s 5SkS ,«  ' V. Jimmy Kent Kerr (Guard) r ■■ : i lit- 3 1 S Mark Meyers (Guard) Joey Osborne (Guard) Fred Walker (Forward) 78 ii . ii i.ui.h i iii.ih imm i h,il. j i uwro m mmim ' mvmi).!}u.jM!emf,mm%immmmm$ M Fred Fredrick (Center) Tyrone Dunn (Forward) SsS kHS 0 Y CL-, « Terry Hawkins (Guard) Rick Hatfield (Guard) 79 LaBraunn Andrews (Forward) Vince Chambers (Forward) A I A I ■ Darius Henley (Center) Robert Jones (Guard) 80 Joseph Hagan (Guard) Roger Pigg (Forward) Melvin Barnes (Guard) Danny Moses (Graduate Assistant Coach) 81 -■ 82 83 snasass 84 ■KJP 85 R G O B E A R S ,;_—■•__ „„.. ' ' ? , : 5 : - - . - --■■• ' . . ,„- : — ' ■■■■■:■■■ ■ ' ' ■ ■ ■ ' ' ■■ ' ■ ;■. ' % ' ;. 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District 32 Berea Kentucky State Won Won Loss Loss Won Won Won Won Won Won Loss Won Won Won Won Won Loss Won Loss Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Loss 87 Nancy Helvey (Co- Captain) Senior Denise Burgy (Co-Captain) Senior Debbie Morrison Junior Alfreda Thornsbury Junior 89 Patti Cox Sophomore Melissa Elswick Sophomore 90 Sherrie Stone Sophomore Tammy Shane Branham Freshman 91 If MA I. ■ ' |- s I m i % , If jM W Wh, :- ' 92 93 PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY 94 APRIL 4, 1977 . . 95 F L O O D B April 5 i - as 96 MWHW W m mm m ij fmmmmmt mSimamBmam £ ! ' X . ' . . A • f - ' A-: tff h + j jm Ky Av v- ' j ViV A V S i A AV WKttf ■ ' A k ; i ' ■ i W W ' -A. p. ft t.vX t x? ' ' ■ a ■ ' • ■ i r • ■ ' . ' : ' ' • ? ffu • ' ■ w v Wa Ay a •V A-- M ' A -A • . -V ' V ' A Wi «fc •; w -.a v , r A ' 4 ? I v h -immm W s. m S ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' , x YvOv ' ' ' « t ) 1 A K ? . ' ' ' f a ,« t t i ' r ' « i ' o yyv ) v r ' J 1 •V, ' r -t 97 ■ ' $ i 98 .V ' •■ C •- Ml ■ H r : ass- 99 TOO 101 ■■•■■■■. fcr 102 103 4-1-4 104 Mf9 105 GOLF TEAM 106 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 107 P ym GRADUATION MAY 8, 1977 HIGHEST GRADE POINT AVERAGE JEFF WRIGHT AND ANN KEENE 108 109 YEARBOOK STAFF Lisa Billiter Assistant Editor Shelia Stiltner Editor-in-Chief Randy Roberts Business Manager no YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS Steve Collier Sara Falls Ed Elder Jimmy Carter Kelly Stratton W.W. Runyon, Jr, James H. Davis Advisor m IN MEMORIAM The college community was saddened on October 25, 1976 with the death of Joe Coe, director security at Pikeville College. Mr. Coe was killed in a two car collision near Gulnare. Joseph William Coe was born January 21, 1942 in Saltville, Virginia, a son of Marion and Edna Coe. Coe was a graduate of Pikeville College, as well as security guard at the college. In addition to his duties at the college, he was employed as part time radio announcer at W.P.K.E. Survivors include his wife Phyllis Coe, a step- son Brian Scott Lindsy, a sister Gerry Mike of Clintwood, a niece Holly Coe. Funeral services were held at the Clintwood Missionary Baptist Church at Clintwood. Pikeville College has mourned the passing of this great man, and will deeply miss his presence. A memorial service was held in Faith Chapel in order for the college to pay their last respects to a dedicated member of the College. The Joseph W. Coe Memorial Scholarship Fund was set up in honor of his desire for learning. 112 PAULETTA SMITH Representative To Mountain Laurel Festival 113 With the closing of this yearbook it is with deep appreciation that I express my thanks to the people who made this 1976-77 Highlander possible. First thanks must be given to my Assistant Editor, Lisa Billiter, and Business Manager, Randy Roberts, for the long hard hours of work and dedication. The hill we had to climb toward the completion of this book was steep but with great effort and determination as a group we made that climb with much more ease. A yearbook cannot be complete without pictures , and in this category we want to express our thanks and appreciation to Sara Falls and Ed Elder for their dedication. The Highlander strived to secure the memories of the past year here at Pikeville College. As we depart to undertake lifes task, we say good-bye to old friends . Yet we will always hold the memory of Pikeville College, our triumphs and defeats, our joys and sorrows which shall be everlasting to our memory. Editor-in- Chief V U W . 114 CLASS OF 1977 BACHELOR OF ARTS December 1976 Lucille Stalker Anderson Psychology Teerapat Bunyasresth General Business Reina T. Trusty Art Education May 1977 Rickey Lee Bartley English Political Science Roxanne McKinney Blankenship English Teresa Louise Conaway Political Science Sandra Lucrecia Leon Art Education August 1977 Michael Thornsbury Political Science BACHELOR OF SCIENCE December 1976 Vivian Lea Barnette Elementary Education John Anthony Campbell General Business John Robert Dotson General Business Clarissa Mauree Friend Elswick Psychology Karen Louise Fuller General Business Evelyn Wells Hager Accounting Edyth Ann P ' Simer Keene English Ginny Lynn Maggard Biology Gary Woodrow Maynard Elementary Education Richard Wendell Newsom General Business Cheryl Lynn Slater Elementary Education Louella Slone Accounting Psychology Bobby Carroll Stacy History Taweesak Suwathep Mathematics Philip Ann Vinciguerra Elementary Education May 1977 Barbara Denise Burgy Psychology Mary Ann Coleman Accounting Cathy Darlene Deel Elementary Education 115 Debbie Glee Deel Biology Ronald D . Frederick Elementary Education Wanda Ann Hurley Elementary Education John Buford Johnson Business Political Science Patricia Johnson Biology Jimmy Kent Kerr Sociology Dwayne Kiser Accounting Susan Lynn Lucas Art Robert Reece Mayfield Political Science Shelley Clark McCoy Elementary Education Barbara Webb Miller Elementary Education Barbara A. Preece Elementary Education Jeffrey D . Ramey Biology Audrey Rasnake Elementary Education Sharon Kay Rogers Accounting Elizabeth Marie Smith Elementary Education Matthew Richard Smith Biology Janet Lea Stafford Donna Sword Elementary Education Jeff ery L . Wright Accounting August 1977 Donna Rae Anderson Art Jeanne Carolyn Borrks Arnette Mathematics Judith Bentley Medical Technology Cassandra Bevins Elementary Education Kathy Ann Blackburn Elementary Education Marketta Blackburn Elementary Education Mary Elizabeth Blackburn Sociology Shirley Blake -Blackburn Psychology Brenda Sue Buchanon Elementary Education Patricia Chafin English 116 Kay Stewart Corbin Elementary Education Roy Alan Cutright Physical Education Ahmad Dalili Mathematics Nina Marlene Deel Biology Jacqueline Dillion History Brenda Sue Dotson Elementary Education Debra Gail Fannin Elementary Education Okeh Luke Harris History Joseph Keith Hatfield English Patricia Carol Hatfield Elementary Education Carmen Ercelle Hune Elementary Education Patricia H. Jackson Sociology Janet Raye Johnson General Business Jennifer Irene Mansell Elementary Education John Benjamin Markham, III Political Science Richard Boyd Morris Mathematics Debra Stacy Osborne History Joel Franklin Osborne Sociology James Randall Ramey Medical Technology Danny Lee Rasnake Physical Education Jan Elizabeth Ratliff Psychology James Allen Rogers General Business Betty Lou Mosley Smith Elementary Education Glema Kay Elswick Sproles Mathematics Charlene Mullins Steele Medical Technology Danny Joe Stevens Psychology Shelia Joetta Stiltner Accounting Sharon Jean Varney Elementary Education BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION December 1976 Mollie Darlene Starnes Area In Business Adm. 117 May 1977 Betty Lou Reynolds Area in Business Adm . August 1977 Lynn David Slone Area in Business Adm. David Wayne Stratton Area in Business Adm . BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION May 1977 Susan Elaine Compton Music Education John Paul Filkins Music Education Sally Ann Thies Music Education August 1977 John Estle Coleman Music Education David Norman Worthington Music Education ASSOCIATE OR ARTS May 1977 Billy Gene Bevins Accounting Charles Slone, Jr. Accounting Ronald Dean Adkins Mining Technology Hobert Anderson, Jr. Mining Technology Larry Don Bartley Mining Technology James Michael Bevins Mining Technology Harvey Edwin Brooks Mining Technology Eddie Gene Case Mining Technology Randy Lynn Chapman Mining Technology James Orbin Childers Mining Technology Robert Ray Coleman Mining Technology James E. Daniels Mining Technology Rickey Lee Davis Mining Technology Kenneth L . Eaglin Mining Technology Gregory Dean Edmonds Mining Technolody Ronald Lee Edmonds Mining Technology Jeffery Lee Fleshman Mining Technology 118 James Christopher Gore Mining Technology Jeffery Paul Gurley Mining Technology Don Eldrige Hall Mining Technology Timothy Wayne Hall Mining Technology Walter Howard , Jr . Mining Technology Jack Jacobs Mining Technology Eddie Dean Johnson Mining Technology Buddy Wallace Lemaster Mining Technology Dale John Lickenbrock Mining Technology Bernardo Maldonado Mining Technology Donald Roy Martin Mining Technology Gary Thomas McCown Mining Technology Ernie Ray Moore Mining Technology Terry Dean Morgan Mining Technology Otis Dewayne Mullins Mining Technology Kurt H . Posey Mining Technology Monta L. Roberts Mining Technology Charles Robert Tunyon Mining Technology Fred Runyon, Jr. Mining Technology Jeffery Glen Rutherford Mining Technology Lacy Sanders Mining Technology John Timothy Sheppard Mining Technology Danny Clay Slone Mining Technology Jenis Smith Mining Technology Julius Michael Smith Mining Technology Rick Lee Spangler Mining Technology Robert Lewis Steele Mining Technology Johnny Clyde Stephens Mining Technology Joey Tacket Mining Technology Virgil Warren Taylor Mining Technology 119 Timothy Jack Trent Mining Technology Debra Yvonne Wagner Mining Technology Mark M . Weddington Mining Technology Herman Michael Wright Mining Technology Steve Wright Mining Technology Alan L . Young Mining Technology August 1977 David Lee Cook Mining Technology Wayne Hensley Mining Technology Gary Wayne Issac Mining Technology Donald Ray Martin Mining Technology lit 120 ■ ' : v in ; i. ' m.