Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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Welcomes Back Students The popular MAJIC band from Pikeville (left) wel- comed back all students with a dance in the col- lege gymnasium. Registration (bottom left) in the gym was a hectic day for everyone. Enrollment statistics for the 1980 fall term were somewhat interesting as compared with last year ' s. Liberal Arts admissions reached 411 full-time students as opposed to 379 in 1979. The Mining Technology Department had an en- rollment of 105 full-time students and 10 part-time students for a total of 115. The total count, 516 full-time students and 105 part-time students, was 621 which was higher than last year ' s head count of 598. Junior Sharon Cantrell (bottom right) participated in roller skating at the Blue Goose during the first week back to school. She also discovered the con- seguences. Student turn-out for the activity was guite favorable so the Student Government spon- sored the activity more throughout the term. Student Life 5

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The Pikeville College Student Government As- sociation hosted a week of activities for incom- ing freshmen during FRESHMEN ORIENTA- TION WEEK and another week of activities throughout the first week of school for all stu- dents. An information booth (right) was set up in the faculty parking lot behind Derianna with Pepsi co-sponsoring. Freshman Steve Prater from Paintsville found out that the booth was guite helpful in locating various points of interest. Everyone enjoyed the picnic (bottom) welcom- ing all students to Pikeville College. Student Government Student Life 4

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Students Enjoy Activities . . . Magic, Intramurals, A Halloween treat for Pike- ville College students and faculty was the magic of Bill Clary. He spent the entire day at the college perform- ing his tricks before putting on an extensive show that evening in Faith Chapel. Students (right) were amazed by his talent as Clary performed one of his tricks during lunch hour in the cafeteria. Pam Clark, Cathy McDowell and Joyce Whitt (above) took a time-out from their intramural football game played at Middle Bowles Addition. Simease twins Burt (Kinney) and Chuck (Huffman) (right), joined at the back, posed for their first public picture. Student Life 6