Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1979 volume:

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' ...:.. . m m :,:.,- Table of Contents Page Administration, Trustees, and Faculty Special Services and Staff Founder ' s Day South From Hell Fer Sartin ' Homecoming Senior Class You ' re A Good Man, Charlie Brown Junior Class Halloween Dance Who ' s Who Sophomore Class Sports Cheerleaders Winter Freshman Class Ballet Mining Technology Musical Organizations Spring Formal Spring Convocation Senior Banquet Graduation Mountain Laurel Festival Editor ' s Note  10 21 24 32 34 44 54 56 62 64 72 83 93 94 100 107 108 114 119 120 122 125 127 130 131 Contents 4 Academic Calendar 1978-1979 FALL SEMESTER 1978 August 28-29 August 30-31, September 1 September 5 September 6 September 15 October 5 October 17 October 20 October 27 October 30 November 13-17 November 22 November 27 December 18-21 December 21 December 26 WINTERIM 1979 January 8 January 26 January 30 SPRING SEMESTER 1979 January 29 January 30 February 9 March 2 March 8 March 23 March 26-30 April 2-6 April 18 May 14-18 May 18 May 20 May 22 Faculty Conference Days Freshman Orientation Fall Semester Registration Classes begin Last day to drop add Founder ' s Day (Classes end at noon) Last day to remove incomplete grade from Spring Semester and Summer Session 1978 Last day to file for December 1978 or May 1979 graduation Mid-Term deficiency reports due in Office of the Registrar Last day to withdraw from course with no penal ty Pre-registration Week Thanksgiving Recess Classes resume Final Examination Week Close of Fall Semester Grades due in Office of the Registrar Winterim Registration Close of Winterim Grades due in Office of the Registrar Spring Semester Registration Classes begin Last day to drop add Last day to withdraw from course with no penalty Last day to remove incompletes from Fall Semester and Winterim Mid-Term deficiency reports due in Office of the Registrar Spring Recess Pre-registration Week Academic Honors Convocation Final Examination Week Close of Spring Semester Commencement Grades due in Office of the Registrar Calendar 5 Campus 6 Campus 7 .a _,,. Jackson O. Hall President President 10 Rab erre wmS ms i a ' ' ■■ J J I Hi fc enry D. eorge F. Wal. Irs. L. Stanton Jarrett M. Wood David A. Zegeer ams HHBH Administration Marie V. Tarpey Vice President for Academic Affairs Richard Jackson Vice President for Business Affairs Helen Babel Vice President for Development Thomas Johnson Dean of Students Gary Anderson Asst. Dean of Students Jane Johnson Registrar Administration 1 2 Leon A. Shaw Director of Public Relations Bobby Price Admissions Counselor Danny Adams Dean of Admissions Chuck Damron Admissions Counselor C. Gerald Martin Director of Financial Aid Jerry Harris Title III Coordinator Judith Harris Director of Graduate Consortium William Aguilar Director of the Library Administration 1 3 Division oi Human Development Jewel Cline Instructor of Education Charles Francis Asst. Prof, of Education Sue Lail Chairwoman Assoc. Prof, of Education Mel Ponton Asst. Prof, of Education Millie Reed Instructor of Education Carol Tackett Asst. Prof, of Education Mark Sohn Assoc. Prof, of Psychology Faculty 14 Leonard Roberts Professor of Education John Lamanca Instructor of Physical Education Paul Butcher Assoc. Prof, of Physical Education Marian Yarus Instructor of Physical Education Faculty 1 5 Division Of Science Jitendra Ghosal Assoc. Prof, of Chemistry Glenn Brown Assoc. Prof, of Biology Maurice Bailey Chairman Professor of Chemistry Hobart Kinder Instructor of Biology Foster Levy Fellowship Instructor of Biology Gertrude Ison Assoc. Prof, of Mathematics Frank Bailey Adjunct Prof, of Mathematics Faculty 16 nmw«repr r« James Ramsey Assoc. Prof, of Mining Tech. Don E. Hall Instructor of Mining Tech. l 4. Charles Jordan Assoc. Prof, of Mining Tech. Faculty 17 Division oi Humanities Roger Keller Chairman Assoc. Prof, of Religion Josiah Baird Professor of Art Duna Combs Instructor of Art Alma Culton Assoc. Prof, of Religion Harold Branam Assoc. Prof, of English David Huwiler Assoc. Prof, of English Alvin Stinnett Assoc. Prof, of German Faculty 18 Bill McCloud Professor of Music J. Bruce Brown Instructor of Music Jim Andy Caudill Assoc. Prof, of Music Diana Duffin Instructor of Music Russell Patterson Assoc. Prof, of Music Faculty 19 Division of Social Sciences Stephen Fritz Chairman Assoc. Prof, of History Virgil O. Turner Assoc. Prof, of Political Science Bill Griffin Fellowship Political Science Peggy Davis Instructor of Sociology Pam Lail Instructor of Business Mike Curnutte Instructor of Accounting Brenda Hicks Instructor of Business Faculty 20 William Paul Luxmore Director of Special Programs Russell Mcintosh Talent Search Recruiter Glenda Tackett Counselor Special Services Rhonda Perkins Office Manager Freddie Hall Talent Search Recruiter Lula Nicholson Talent Search Co-Ordinator Lydia Getzendanner Tutor Co-Ordinator Sandy Branam Graphics Judy Wakeland Mickey Williams S.S.-Gra. 21 Staff Becky Aguilar Helen Anderson Erma Bartley George Bentley Wayne Church Earl Coleman Charolotte Collins Anna Compton Kathy Donahue Marilyn Funk Sherry Hamilton Donna Johnson Linda Johnson Clement Little Staff 22 Staff Jerry Little Milford Little Pauline Norman Eva Ponton Eva Potter Judy Raines Joyce Robinson Karen Salisbury Vicki Slone Darlene Starnes Betty Taylor Dean Tolzman Staff 23 Founder ' s Day ' 78 Honors Alma Culton The annual Founder ' s Day celebration began on Thursday, October 5, 1978, at 11 a.m. The Pikeville High School Flag and Rifle Squad conducted an impressive flag-raising ceremony which was conclud- ed with trumpteers playing the Star Spangled Banner after President Jackson O. Hall raised the flag. At 12:30 p.m. a luncheon took place in the Gold Room of Wickham-Memorial Hall. Guests of Miss Alma Culton, candidate for the honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree, numbered about 60. Guests, faculty, administrators, and students gathered in Faith Chapel for the Founder ' s Day Convo- cation. Professor Bill McCloud served as organist for the ceremony. The Concert Choir, Russell Patterson directing, presented the choral call to worship and an anthem. College Board of Trustees Chairman, Wilfred S. Martin, gave the pastoral call to worship and Rev. Ben Sheldon, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, read the Assurance of Pardon. Campus Minister, Rev. Dr. Roger Keller, gave the sermon, entitled Past, Present, and Reality. Dr. Marie V. Tarpey presented Miss Culton for the honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree, which was conferred by President Hall. Trustee Lon B. Rogers offered prayers for the college and the Convocation closed with Dr. Culton giving the benediction. Following the Convocation the Student Government Association sponsored a canoe race and picnic. The race began behind the college gym and consisted of a four-person team, two at a time, canoeing to the Middle Bridge and back. First place winners were Mark Harlow, Bruce Brown, Russell Patterson, and Mark McCoy. Second place went to Greg Keene, Dennis Coleman, John Ford, and Kenny Cantrell. Third place honors were captured by Mike Pierce, Paul Rader, Bruce Hehl, and Scott Lemon. Friday afternoon registration and a reception was held in the Gold Room for out-of-town alumni and former faculty and staff. The college ' s Center for Continuing Education presented South From Hell- Fer-Startin at 7:30 p.m. The Student Government Association sponsored a dance Friday night at Green Meadows Country Club. Music was provided by Manatee. Saturday ' s activities began with the dedication of the Thomas H. Harmon House. Mrs. Helen Babel hosted an open house from 2:30-5:00. The activities culminated Saturday evening with the annual Alumni Banquet. Excerpts from Applachian Express October 11, 1978. Founder ' s 24 - L T H lfl m m! ' . ' . i n...i i i i ))i i « i  i u | .. ' . '  i  im i  i 1 ffi ' — r— Day 25 Student Government Sponsors Canoe Races and Picnic f J ' ty ,: ■« ' HH ' ? % i : 4 4 ' ,«. ,n ' : . ' ' Activities28 $TtXMM% : M?.?JXt ?.: : ,:. ' -H ,£5? ' - '  -- '  ' V ' -- PIKEVILLE COLLEGE PIKEVILLE. KENTUCKY 41501 PERSPECTO MAP CO Richmond Illinois 6007 1 l KKOXVMH ijANun ' ,11)1 KUANL Map 29 PIKKVI ■:-::; : :;Ji.;:-::.::;.;: : :;- t:m ■;.:;:.;:-: Campus 30 Campus 31 South From Hell Fer Sartin ' Dr. Leonard Roberts recounts one of the many tales from South From Hell Fer Sartin ' . The play is based on the book of the same name, a collection of folk tales, legends, and riddles of the Applachians. The production is sponsored by the Kentucky Humanities Council and presented by Pikeville College. Play 32 Administration And Faculty P,„„t mw Rev Ben Sheldon Dr Marie Tarpey, Wilford Martin, Dr. Jackson O. Hall, Alma Culton, Lon Rogers, Dr. Roger Keller; Second row - Glenn r Vir l Turner Gcrt ud Isoii Low Kriso Hobart Kinder, Peggy Davis, Diana Duffin, Mary Ann Giffin, Brenda Hicks, Embrey Howson; Th.rd row - Brown V.rg, Turner Gertrude on ™ d ' ■„ Jud HarriSi william Aguilar , Kathy Sohn, Mike Curnutte; Fourth row - Bruce B In Don d La 1 H Lfiffi Ld BranL, Richard ackson, Pan, Lail, Stephen Fritz; Fifth row Robert Mayfield Milhe Reed Carol TackeU Sue iiil! Phillip Roddy, Josiah Baird, Danny Adams; Sixth row - Mark Sohn, Jit Ghosal, Jerry Hams, Audrey Barkman, Tom Johnson, Jane Johnson, Joseph Hendon; Seventh row — Maurice Bailey, Mel Ponton, Jim Ramsey. Faculty — Administration 33 Homecoming 1978 Homecoming festivities began at Pikeville College December 15, with the cheerleaders leading a pep rally in the Bear ' s Den. The Pep Band, under the direction of Jim Andy Caudill, played and the Homecoming attendants were introduced. A new event added to the list of Homecoming activities was a decorating competition between Page and Condit Hall. The men came out as winners with Page Hall collecting first place. One of the largest Hoemcoming parades was held the following morning in downtown Pikeville, beginning its trek from the college gymnasium at 10:30. Five high school bands participated along with the college Pep Band, featuring Stuart Claus. Other participants were the 1978 Mountain Laurel Representative, Kathi Mullins Caudill, 1977 Homecoming Queen, Kay Blackburn, 1978 homecoming attendants, Bear mascot, basketball team, coaches, Student Government Association Officers, and the Dean and Assistant Dean of Students. Marcia McClanahan Smith was crowned 1978 Homecoming Queen by Dr. Tom Johnson and 1977 Queen, Kay Balckburn, during half-time ceremonies at the Pikeville High School Gymnasium. The basketball game didn ' t prove exciting, for the Bears went down in defeat to the Berea Mountaineers with a score of 95-76. Razz Matazz topped off the Homecoming festivities as college students, alumni, and faculty members danced the night away from 8 until 12 to their music. Afterwards, everyone ventured to parties or the Star Lite Bowling Alley where free bowling and pool were offered to those who came. A breakfast ended the early morning reacreation. All Homeocming activities were sponsored by the Student Government Association. Homecoming 34 Homecoming Celebration Begins With Parade Freshman Attendants, Angeli Gilbert and Angela Newsom (upper left), wait patiently for their turn to pull into the parade route. People line the streets as the Sophomore Attendants (upper right), and the College Bear (left) pass. Chip Spencer of W.P.K.E. (lower left) broadcasts the parade. The Pikeville High School Band (lower left) participate. ' - w 1 r t .w 1 «• , 4 fl 1 Junior Attendants, Lisa Billiter and Betsy Davis enjoy the parade. Senior Attendant, Kathy Johnson smiles for the crowd. Fashionable Senior Attendant, Tammi Justice. The College Pep Band pose for the photographer. Marcia Smith loves the crowd. Homecoming 3 Freshman Attendants Angeli Gilbert escorted by Bruce Hehl Angela Newsom escorted by Eddie Kelly 1 Homecoming 37 Susan Allen escorted by Chuck Huffman Kathi Belcher escorted by Robert Newsome Sophomore Attendants Tammy B. McCoy escorted by Keith McCoy Homecoming 38 W MB MWI Lisa Billiter escorted by Howard Roberts Junior Attendants Betsy Davis escorted by Tommy Thompson Homecoming 39 Kathy Johnson escorted by Frank Belhasen Tammi Justice escorted by Rediford Damron Senior Attendants Marcia M. Smith escorted by Lee Smith Homecoming 40 Marcia McClanahan Smith Reigns As Homecoming Queen Homecoming 41 Bears In Action Homecoming 43 Seniors Return For Their Last Year Jennifer Currie Toronto CAN Psy. Sherrie Dawahare Pikeville Phy. Ed. Seniors 44 Mark Harlow Sharon Hatfield South Williamson Pikeville Music Ed. Elcm. Ed. Seniors 45 Judy Keene Virgie Spec. E. Connie Lafferty Prestonsburg Elem. Ed. Steve McCann Piketon, O. Math Physical Science was a tough class for some students. Seniors 46 % Michael Mullins Millard Phy. Ed. Estill Newsome Prestonsburg Psy. Randy Roberts enjoys the food at the Founder ' s Day Picnic. Micki Newsome Robinson Creek Elem. Ed. Johnnie Patrick Hindman Elem. Ed. Randall Lee Roberts Pikeville English Robert Salyer Elkhorn City 8us. Adm. Joyce Sanders Mouthcard Elem. Ed. Maudie Sexton Garrett Elem. Ed. Susan Slonc Hurley, VA. Math Lee Smith Pikeville Pol. Sci. Seniors 47 The Jazz Band makes their won kind of music Vanessa Wright Carlette Young Dorton Grundy, VA. 8us. Ed. Pol. Sci. 48 Senior Class Officers . First row: President Phil Flanary Vice-President Mark Harlow Second row: Secretary Randy Roberts Treasurer Mike Mullins S.G.A. Representative Jeff Adkins Scniors 49 Class of 1979 December 1978 Bachelor of Arts Sithisin Ramyarupa Art Bachelor of Science Robert Carlton Sociology Paul Philip Rader History James Allen Rogers Political Science Maudie Ellen Sexton Elementary Education May 1979 Associate of Applied Science Dennis G. Ballard Mining Technology George W. Belcher Mining Technology Tracy Blackburn Mining Technology Monroe J. Boyd Mining Technology Jerry Matthew Cantrell Mining Technology James A. Clark Mining Technology Robert Cornett Mining Technology Thomas Lee Curry Mining Technology Tony DeLong Mining Technology Randall Deskins Mining Technology Timothy Howard Evans Mining Technology Timothy Mark Finn Mining Technology Greg Fraley Mining Technology Marvin Troy Francis Mining Technology Donald Gartin Mining Technology Cathering Gondeck Mining Technology Teresa Ann Hall Mining Technology Bruce Hopkins Mining Technology Lonny Reed Johnson II Mining Technology Ronnie Dale Johnson Mining Technology Steve King Mining Technology Glenn Edward Little Mining Technology Timothy May Mining Technology Steve Mazon Mining Technology Danny Montgomery Mining Technology Culhayne Nickles Mining Technology Steve Potter Mining Technology Keith Quillen Mining Technology Gregory Allen Roark Mining Technology Carey James Stump Mining Technology Steve Edward Ward Mining Technology George Michael Whiting Mining Technology Mitchell Wayne Williams Mining Technology Associate of Arts Debby Lynn Hall Secretarial Science Ml Wick Reginald Hayton Accounting Bachelor of Arts George Harold Bailey Biology Linda Faye Home Elementary Education Debby Lyn Keen Mathematics Susan Elizabeth Slone Mathematics Bachelor of Business Administration Paul Dean Bentley Business Administration Gary Hampton Business Administration Tony Jerome Mims Business Administration Robert Avery Salyer Business Administration Iris Belinda Tibbs Business Administration Bachelor of Music Education Kathi Mullins Caudill Music Education Alina Marie Elkins Music Education Michael Edward Pierce Music Education Bachelor of Science Cathy Lyvonne Bartley Elementary Education Carolyn J. Bevins Area in Business Education Norma Jean Boyd Psychology Norma C. Childers Biology Linda Gail Church Elementary Education Colleen Compton Elementary Education Thelma Ann Crider Elementary Education Johnny Lee Denison Accounting Joyce Lynn Dotson Exceptional Child Education Sharon Lynn Dotson Elementary Education Letha Carol Elkins Political Science — Psychology Melissa Jan Elliott Secondary Education — Biology William Thomas Fannin Biology Cynthia Lee Fehr Elementary Education Betty Lou Gartin Elementary Education Martha Lee Gilbert Elementary Education Jimmie Green Elementary Education Charles David Hall Political Science Ottis Randolph Hall Political Science Karen Margaret Hamilton Elementary Education Rick B. Hatfield Physical Education Sharon Mullins Hatfield Elementary Education John Edward Hicks Art Education Political Science Sonja Holbrook Elementary Education Gail Brown Hunt General Business Scniors 51 Judy Newsome Keene Elementary Education Glenda Gail Lawson Psychology Steven Charles McCann Mathematics Karen Staton Maynard Elementary Education Estill Newsome Psychology Karen Lynne Pack Elementary Education William Tracy Patton Accounting Rita Ratliff Chemistry Carole LaVonne Rice Elementary Education C.V. Reynolds Political Science Joyce T. Sanders Elementary Education Debra Elaine Stafford Elementary Education Blanc he Lowe Swanston Elementary Education Lois Dean Tackett Sociology Debra Kay Taylor Exceptional Child Education Shirley C. Taylor Elementary Education Sprungphon Vongniyom General Business August 1979 Bachelor of Science Maritta Lea Belcher Elementary Education Ella Karen Cox Medical Technology Gracie D. Daniel Elementary Education Sherrie Stone Dawahare Psychology David Dwayne Rasnake Physical Education Randall Lee Roberts English Homer Randall Spears Psychology Chandos Dewayne Tackett Medical Technology mv Seniors 52 m i r= Campus 53 The Peach Orchard Players Present Charlie Brown Kirk Saltsman Linus Scott Lemon Schroeder Tommy Thompson Lucy Marcia Smith Sandy Thornsbury Patty Deidra Hylton Diana Davis Snoopy Russell Patterson Director Musical Director Judith Harris Russell Patterson Charlie 54 44 You ' re A Good Man, Charlie Brown 55 Brown 55 Juniors ICE SUPPLY CO ■s SS J f Lolita Campbell Prestonsburg Genoa Castle Pikeville Wilda Abshire Pikeville Charlene Adams Elkhorn City Timmy Adkins Virgie Tammy Bates Melvin Lisa Billiter Pikeville Mark Boatwright Prestonsburg David Childers Virgie Francine Childers Pikeville Juniors 56 Steve Collier Pikeville Bonnie Collins Prestonburg Betsy Davis Johns Creek Jeff Ford Pikeville Tony Fox [ronton, O. Archie Fugate Drift Freda Greer Virgie Gary Griffey Benham Michael Gulley Clinchco, VA. Johnnie Hall Topmost Bruce Hehl Lucasville, O. Darius Henley Logan, WV. Juniors 57 Greg Keene Steele Marsha Kendrick Belfry Donald Laferty Prestonburg Tenesia Hess Grundy, VA. Debbie Jones Pikeville Debbie Justus Grundy, VA. Kathy Leibee Ashland Terri Johnson Virgie Beverly Justice Pikeville Lannie Keen Raccoon Carol Leinenbach Prestonsburg Margie Little Virgie Rene Little Pikeville Shelia Lowe Seymor, CT. Juniors 58 Connie McCoy Pikeville Keith McCoy Hazard Tammy B. McCoy Pikeville DeVonia McQueen Evarts Brenda May Langlcy Jennifer Morton Pikeville Edwina Norris Grundy, VA. Jim Pfau Grundy, VA. Bill Riddle Pikeville Kirk Saltsman Welston, O. Dennis Scott Covington Kathleen Sykes Pikeville Elleyn Varney Johns Creek Bill Stafford Paintsville Tressie Thompson Paintsville Terry Williams Kimper Juniors 59 Junior Class Officers First row: President Betsy Davis Vice-President David Childers Second row: Secretary Jeff Ford Treasurer Lisa Billiter S G.A, Representative Keith McCoy Juniors 60 Campus 61 Halloween Dance Provides V Halloween 62 Fun For All IHmfl QLi Dance 63 Who ' s A Who Who ' s A Who ' s Who This year marks the 45th year of existence for Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. The organization, established to recognize the future leaders of America, printed its first book of listings in 1934-35 containing information on 1300 students from 250 colleges around the country. This year, there were 28,000 students from 1200 colleges and universities. What does it take to become a Who ' s Who candidate? First of all, a student must have a 2.75 average, show interest in extra curricular activities, be of good character, and demonstrate promise for the future. The number of Who ' s Who members that a college may elect depends upon the enrollment of the institution. This year, 16 students were elected to the membership from the Pikeville College student body. Jeff Adkins Senior g M : •ST ' 1 ! -. i J Z5Sk t k k • ■ ■ 44 George Bailey Senior Lisa Billiter Junior Kathi Caudill Senior Betsy Davis Junior Letha Elkins Senior Who ' s 64 William T. Fannin Senior Karen Hamilton Senior Steve McCann Senior Connie McCoy Junior SB ■! ' :- ;■ Randy Roberts Senior Marcia Smith Senior Randy Thompson Senior Elleyn Varney Junior Who 65 Campus 66 ■■A— . Campus 67 Campus 68 Campus 69 r Campus 70 ii i 1 k£ Aik£ki M Campus 7 1 Sophomores Jennifer Adams Belcher Sharon Adkins Millard Betty Adkins Elkhorn City Susan Allen Pikeville Sammy Amburgey Nicholasville Mitzi Bates Dry Creek Kathi Belcher Elkhorn Citv Frank Belhasen Paintsville 1 r ■ 1 . Debra Bentley Neon Lyle Blackburn Pikeville Sophomores 72 wm w Diona Bradley Jenkins MPS Cheryl Brafford Dorton Kenneth Click Hindman John Coats Logan, WV. Vicky Brown Pikeville Vince Chambers Shclbyvillc Johnny Coleman Elkhorn City Patsy Coleman Millard Mary Chaney Virgie Paula Collins Jenkins Tim Collins Pikeville LaNorris Gibson Melbourne, FL. Pat Fritz Pikeville Herby Goff Pikeville -v UShsi Auturo, Griffin Dunnellon FL. Sheila Hampton Virgie Sophomores 73 Teresa Hampton Pikeville Teresa Harris Feds Creek Lynette Hill Betsy Layne Charles Holland Lookout Mavis Johnson Shelbiana Jody Jones Virgie Kelly Jordan Jacksonville, FL Linda Huffman Pikeville Katherine Hurt Pikeville Phyllis Jude Pilgrim Kathy Khoshreza Pikeville Sandra Lowe Pikeville Anna McPeek Dorton Teresa Maggard Jenkins Barbara Mullins Jenkins Vivian Mullins Pikeville Sophomores 74 x l Terri Slone Ligon Sophomores 75 Janet Smith Whitehouse Bill Staggs Pikeville Glema Spears Harold Stanley Stratton Betsy Layne Charlene Sullivan Feds Creek Barry Tilford Georgetown Robin Vaughn Phelps I , ENIa Curtis Wingard Xenia, O. Debra Webb Varney Tammy Wright Pikeville Sophomores 76 Sophomore Class Officers First row: President Kelly Jordan Vice-President Lyle Blackburn Second row: Secretary Susan Allen Treasurer Marcia Slone S G.A. R epresentative Tim Rice Sophomores 77 -««8WSM8!« « Campus 78 « «! . ■if. Campus 80 [ Campus 81 Campus 82 B E A R S ao B E A R S Sports 83 Basketball Team 12-13 in Rebuilding Year STANDING L-R: Robert Newsome, Darius Henley, Steve Newsome, Sammy Amburgey, Barry Tilford, David Rowe Vince Chambers. SEATED: L-R: Danny Thomas, Mike Gulley, Rick Nolan, Mike George, Larry West, David Thomas. 78-79 Record Pikeville Opponent 75 Dyke 58 78 Rio Grande 86 85 Milligan 74 74 Middle Tn 84 82 Cumberland 66 76 Berea 95 97 Rio Grande 80 72 Transylvania 85 84 Lincoln Memorial 75 73 Georgetown 62 84 Union 75 72 Morris Harvey 61 77 Berea 101 Pikeville Opponent 64 Lincoln Memorial 69 70 Ky. State 99 112 Thomas Moore 96 84 Milligan 101 93 Clinch Valley 83 61 Cumberland 64 71 Campbellsville 90 90 Union 100 82 Thomas Moore 69 62 Clinch Valley 63 79 Georgetown 66 100 Campbellsville 112 Sports 84 Lyons, Damron Coach Bears Sports 85 West, Rowe Captain ' 79 Squad Larry West Senior ,. %,■ David Rowe Sophomore Sports 86 Mike Gulley Junior Mike George Freshman tl !. ■ Robert Newsome Freshman Steve Newsome Freshman Darius Henley Junior Rick Nolan Sophomore Sports 8 7 1ENTER Sammy Amburgey Sophomore Vince Chambers Sophomore Danny Thomas Freshman Barry Til ford Sophomore David Thomas Freshman Sports J Bears In Action Sports 89 K nwia Junior Varsity Basketball Team Left to right: Eddie Roeriguez, Derrick Crumpton, William Jenkins, David Harris, Jeff Newsome, Clarence Dishman, John Coats. 78-79 Schedule Dec. 2 U.K. Dental School 4 Alice Lloyd 9 Cumberland 16 Alice Lloyd 19 Rio Grande Jan. 3 Pikeville Ind. 9 Trivette 22 Pikeville Ind. 25 Trivette 27 Cumberland Feb. 3 U.K. Dental School Sports 90 Johnson Coaches Golf Team Standing 1-r: Victor Allara and Mike Whitaker. Sitting ! r: Lyle Blackburn and Mike Mullins. Coach Tom Johnson Sports 91 Butcher Coaches Baseball Team Front row 1-r: D. Thomas, B. Riddle, T. Rice, K. McCoy, D. Colucci, K. Jordan, R. Newsome, and M. Gulley. Back row 1-r: D. Scott, Bostic, S. Trimble, R. Daniel, C. Johnson, B. Stafford, D. Childers, T. Adkins, M. Harlow, and Coach Paul Butcher. March 19 Georgetown Away 22-24 University of Montevallo Classic Away 25 Triton College Jefferson State Away 26 Birmingham-Southern Away 31 Clinch Valley Home April 3 Union Away 7 Cumberland Away 11 Berea Away 14 Georgetown Home 21 Campbellsville Away 25 Clinch Valley Away 27 Campbellsville Home 28 Union Home May 1 Cumberland Home 2 Ky. State Home 5 Berea Home Sports 92 Sophomore Susan Allen Sophomore Wada McCown Sophomores Kelly Jordan Robin Vaughn top to bottom: Wada McCown Charlcnc Scott Susan Allen Freshman Tammy Leonard Freshman Charlcnc Scotl Sports 93 Winter ' s Snows Beautify Campus Winter 94 Winter 95 ■nunnui ' STf- ■ Mmftf .-■■■■ I ' J : ■«:■ ' : ' :: ji? j « fft ' . -X TL. s if iSS = H ■ ■ ■-■■ ■Ay ff k ' %f V | m. fij. Winter 97 ft ' - £ Winter 98 Freshmen Samuel Adesanya Lagos, Nigeria Marcia Adkins Pikeville Anita Bentley Dorton Janice Bentley Detroit, MICH. Liza Bentley Virgie Tracy Adkins Betsy Layne Anita Bartley Pikeville Donna Blackburn Pikeville Rhonda Barnett Cincinnati, OH. Vicky Bartley Elkhorn City Ron Blackburn Pikeville Tamara Bolen Garrett Mattie Boyd Pikeville Georgetta Branham Virgie Jennifer Brassell Augusta, GA. Karen Burke Dorton Freshmen 100 r Tammy Chruch Feds Creek Elaine Clevinger Pikeville Craig Coleman Pikeville Derrick Crumpton Miami, FL. Ronnie Damron Virgie Carol Daniels Pikeville Freshmen 101 Randy Daniels Paintsville Diana Davis Varney Shauna Day Johns Creek Virginia Deskins Belfry Shelia Dotson Phelps .-israS il; I Victoria Duncan Haysi, VA. Angeli Gilbert Sidney Jon Edwards McAndrews Timothy Elam Pikeville Mike George Shelbyville John Hahn Lexington Gloria Hall Feds Creek Anna Hampton Virgie David Harris E. Orange, N.J. David Gier N. Collin, N.Y. Kim Harlow Neon Deidra Hylton Hindman William Jenkins Tallahassee, FL. Dianna Justice Harold Freshmen 102 Janice Kinf Pikeville Anita Lowe Seymour, CT. Tanis McLean Whitesburg Paula Massey Hellier Tammy Leonard Grundy, VA. Doris Lowe Pikeville Nora Maddox Betsy Layne Judy Meade Hi Hat Dudley Morley Pikeville James Mullins Dorton ■ - ■ Jerry Mullins Shelby Gap Jim Mullins Angela Newsom Linda Newsom Jeff Newsome Robert Newsome Cromona Virgie Virgie Virgie Virgie Freshmen 103 Steve Newsome McDowell Robin Olds Altamont, ILL. Lucy Parsons Pikeville Tommy Phillips Virgie Amy Picklesimer Virgie Melissa Poly Neon Ida Porter Inez Fabian Ray Varney Eddie Rodriguez Hailea, FL. Freshmen 104 s Reda Rose Charlene Scott Jani Setiawan Vicky Smallwood Barry Smith Shelby Gap Hindman Indonesia Dorton Phelps Portia Thacker Lick Creek E . n t ■ ■! l|fe «U V ! :7 i Danny Thomas Clarksvillc, IND. David Thomas Clarksville, IND. Sandy Thornsburg Virgie Tammy Vance Pine Top Lisa Williamson Pikeville Mark Wills Clearwater, FL. Freshmen 105 Freshmen Class Officers First row: President Vicki Smallwood Vice-President Anita Lowe Second row: Secretary Judy Stewardson Treasurer Robin Olds S.G.A. Representative Angela Newsom Freshmen 106 Davis Gives Instruction in Ballet Ballet 107 Second Year of Mining Technology Dennis Ballard Betsy Layne George Belcher Jenkins Randy Deskins Meta Tim Finn Milestone Greg Fraley Inez Marvin Francis Varney Donald Gartin Champmanville, WV Cathy Gondeck Lena, WIS Denny Hall Pikeville Buddy Johnson Pikeville Mining 108 Ronnie Johnson Dorton Phyllis Little Millard Tim May Salyersvillc K-f Steve Mazon Chapmanville, WV Danny Montgomery Salyersville Bobby Mullins Pikeville Steve Potter Haysi, VA Keith Quillen Dean Greg Roark Belfry Carey Stump Phelps Donald Walker Kings Creek Steven Ward McDowell George Whiting Meally Tcch. 109 Coal Coalition meets at P.C. Senator Huddleston, Governor Rockerfeller, and Re- presentative Perkins answer questions at the meeting. Mining 110 Charles Caudill Jamestown Curtis Cornett Pikeville Steve Dalton Chapmanvilte, WV Davis Elswick Pikeville Winston Flanary Jenkins Kenny Fletcher Kimper Fred Hal Sargent Russell Hall Belfry Tech. l Ronald Holbrook Deanne Ricky May Canada Jimmy Hylton Williamson, WV. Larry King Kite David May McAndrews Ronnie Moore Virgie Tom Mullins Wellsburg David Reed Middlesboro Sandy Shortridge Phyllis Timmy Smith Hindman Jeff Storey Middlesboro James Whitaker Jenkins Russell Whitaker Jenkins Mining 1 12 Arnold Miller Visits College ( i L ' Tech. I13 Brown Directs Symphonic Wind Ensemble Flutes Joan Ward Tenor Saxophone Trumpets Marcia Smith Todd Wright Bruce Hehl Donna Blackburn Scott Lemon Marcia Adkins Baritone Saxophone Greg Carter Sarah Baker Kirk Saltsman Angela Newsom Dudley Morley E-Flat Clarinet Horns Charles Holland Marsha Kendrick Jeff Adkins Bill Hamilton Euphonium B-Flat Clarinet Barry Smith Kathy Leibee Betsy Davis Trombones Tubas Shauna Day Mike Pierce Mark McCoy Karen Hamilton Randall Thompson Mike Tackett Roger Keller Bass Trombone Piano Bass Clarinet Mark Harlow Angeli Gilbert Lisa Billiter Percussion Alto Saxophones Tony Fox Alina Elkins Steve Collier Kathi Caudill Ward Hale Marcia Slone Amy Picklesimer Band 114 w Band 1 15 Patterson and Choir Travel to Cincinnati Sopranos Lisa Billiter Norma Boyd Jennifer Brassell Vicky Brown Lolita Campbell Betsy Davis Diana Davis Karen Hamilton Angela Newsom Marcia Slone Marcia Smith Altos Cheryl Belcher Janice Bentley Donna Blackburn Kathi Caudill Alina Elkins Angeli Gilbert Kathy Leibee Robin Olds Amy Picklesimer Joan Ward Tenors Jeff Adkins Greg Carter Tony Fox Bruce Hehl Charles Holland Scott Lemon Kirk Saltsman Basses Gary Griffey Ward Hale Mark Harlow Mark McCoy Dudley Morley Mike Pierce Randy Roberts Mike Tackett Randall Thompson Todd Wright Choir 116 ,.« • ■ : Choir 117 Caudill Directs Jazz Band Music 118 Kathy Johnson Reigns as Spring Queen Attendants Senior — Kathy Johnson, Queen Norma Boyd Letha Elkins Junior — Lisa Billiter Jennifer Morton Sophomore — Susan Allen Marcia Slone Freshmen — Angela Newsom Judy Stewardson Formal ! 19 Spring: A Never Ending Cycle iP- -,-v, • n , :i fe ■-„ - -v.- - — T t ijfjft — '  Spring 121 PIKEVILLE COLLEGE THIRD ANNUAL ACADEMIC HONORS CONVOCATION April 25, 1979 Faith Chapel 11:00 A.M. Dr. Jackson O. Hall, Presiding Variations of Hymn to Joy Mr. Bill McCloud Beethoven Hughes Professor of Music Invocation Rev. Dr. Roger R. Keller Minister to the College Associate Prof, of Religion Welcome Dr. Jackson O. Hall President Hymn God of Our Fathers Meditation Rev. Dr. Roger R. Keller Presentation of Students Dr. Marie V. Tarpey Vice President for Academic Affairs Dean ' s List, Fall Semester 1978 Dean ' s List, Spring Semester 1978 Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Congratulations Dr. Jackson O. Hall President Coronation Elaborations Mr. Bill McCloud Holden Professor of Music Convocation 122 LEFT: Dr. Hall addresses the students at the event. BELOW: Dr. Hall and Dr. Tarpey present a certificate to Vicki Brown. i Convocation 123 Banquet Honors Senior Class UPPER LEFT: Dr. Fritz presents the Business Award to Robert Salyer. ABOVE: Martha Gilbert receives the Dr. W.C. Condit Award for the highest academic achievement. LEFT: Blanche Swanston received the Redi- ford Damron Teaching Award for ele- mentary teaching. Senior 1 25 UPPER LEFT: Mr. Francis presents the Rediford Damron Teaching Award for secondary teaching to David Rasnake. UPPER RIGHT: Debby Keen receives the Math Award. LOWER LEFT: Letha Elkins receives the awards for Political Science and Psychology. LOWER RIGHT: Dr. Tom Johnson presents Randy Roberts the Outstanding Senior Award. Randy also received the English Award. Banquet 126 PIKEVILLE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES 1979 Dr. Jackson O. Hall, Presiding May 20, 1979 Faith Chapel 2:00 P.M. Academic Procession National Anthem Concert Band J. Bruce Brown, Director (Audience Standing) Invocation Rev. Dr. Roger Keller Minister to the College (Audience Standing) Greetings Dr. Jackson O. Hall President of the College Pikeville College Concert Choir Russell S. Patterson, Director Commencement Address John W. Frazer Executive Director Council of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities Presentation of Degree Candidates Dr. Marie V. Tarpey Vice President for Academic Affairs Conferring of Degrees Dr. Jackson O. Hall Conferring of Honorary Degree Doctor of Humane Letters upon John W. Frazer Presentation of Honors and Awards Dr. Jackson O. Hall Hymn God of Our Fathers (Audience Standing) Benediction Rev. Dr. Roger Keller (Audience Standing) Recessional Graduation 1 27 Frazer Addresses Graduates r Graduation 128 Davis and McCloud Receive Awards Graduation 1 29 3m m v ••.1 % . te I H 1 ■,, ' ■ ■ - t: - - 40$$. ■ m 1979 Mountain Laurel Festival Representative Betsy Davis In May of each year colleges and universities in Kentucky send one young woman to Pineville, Kentucky to represent that school at the Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival. One girl participating in the festival is crowned Mountain Laurel Queen. Anv girl selected to attend this event is certainly honored. The 1979 Pikeville College representative to this festival was Miss Betsy Davis of Johns Creek, Kentucky. Betsy is majoring in music education. Mt. Laurel 130 Editor ' s Note Being Editor of the 1979 Highlander was an exciting and rewarding job. It brought with it many hours of work and headaches but good memories are far more outstanding. The book represents a single effort of the editor. A very special thank you goes to Jerry Martin, the main photographer for the book. Without Jerry this book would not have been possible. I would also like to thank the other photographers. Lee Shaw, Sandy Branam, and Sara Falls were a tremendous help to me. I was backed by student photographer, Steve Collier. Last, I would like to thank Jack Tester, our photographer from Olan Mills. It ' s been quite a year! Lisa Billiter Editor-in Chief Editor 131 JOSTsNS y= m3oo( com=uwv «1