Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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Homecoming Celebration Of 1980 Queen THE DAZZLE BOYS (right) from Roanoke, Va., entertained Pike- ville College students, faculty, and alumni at a dance in the Blue Goose during the college ' s twen ty-eighth Homecoming celebra- tion Friday night, Dec. 12. The dance began at 8 p.m. and lasted until midnight. Jim Anderson, a 1976 graduate of Pikeville College with a B.A. in music education, plays bass gui- tar for the group. He adds back- ing vocals and writes and ar- ranges much of the band ' s mate- rial. While in Ky., he played with regional groups before moving to Virginia to become a member of THE DAZZLE BOYS. Other members of the group are Chris Keaton, lead swinger and frontman; Mack Crawford, drum- mer; Brian Wheeling, lead guitar- ist; Wayne Foutz, guitarist. Tom Hartsock, Bena Hartsock, Tracy Wagner, Doug Charles, Twilia Charles, Eric McAnallen, and Karen Dotson (above) all seemed to be enjoying the Homecoming dance. Betsy Davis Thompson, 1979 Homecoming gueen, and President Hall (right) presented the new gueen, Susan Allen, with a crown and a dozen red roses. The presen- tation of the court was held midway through the dance. Homecoming 1980 8

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Initiations And Finally-A Moment Of Rest Could this be PC Bear basketball co-captain David Re Underneath the silk panty hose, short dress, make-up, and jewelry can be found that athletic ballplayer (left) we ' ve ail admired on the round ball court. Davis was one of f if tee: on campus being initiated into the Circle-K Club. Pin ball wizards Jeff Hershner and Lanny Damron (below were only two of Pikeville College ' s students enthralled by the machines in the Bear ' s Den. Freshmen Rob Hansel (bottom left) found a quiet moment of repose during his first semester at P.C. David Thomas, Mike May and Kevin Stumbo (bottom r enjoyed a swim during the winter months in the new pool after the bubble had been put on. ; :.. e::: Life

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Highlighted By Crowning At Dance Homecoming at Pikeville College has been an annual event since 1952. The tradition was carried through yet another year as the college ' s celebration began with a dance on Friday night, Dec. 12. Midway through the dance, the court was presented and the 1980 gueen, senior Susan Allen, was crowned. She was escorted by Chuck Huffman (left). President Hall was ready to congratulate both (below) after presenting Susan with a dozen roses. Contrary to tradition, the gueen was crowned at the dance instead of the bas- ketball game. Also, for the first time, the dance was held the night before the game. This change in tradtion went over tremendously as approximately 150 peo- ple attended the dance, one of the largest crowds ever. Couples, from left to right, Gary Lovely and Lynn Allen, Grady Co- leman and Sandy Bowling, David Farmer and Bev Davis, Carolyn Salisbury and Mickey Martin (left) took time out from dancing to share a guiet moment. Homecemma . SJ 9