Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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Alive At Pikeville Cgllege ►AULA HINKLE, JAN MULLINS, and DEVENA licCARTY bad a moment of fun during an Appalachian Dinner in the cafeteria. (TOP) JIMMY BARKER, STEVE PRIODE, EUGENE SISCO and HARVEY TACKETT seemed to be enjoying themselves while participating in the all-new Banana Eating Contest held byS.G.A. (BOTTOM LEFT) A new and welcomed addi- tion to Pikeville College is J.D. CHRISTLE, Director of A.R.A. food service. He has brought many exciting changes to our cafeteria. (BOTTOM RIGHT) 7

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' 82 Things Com 1981-82 saw many exciting events at Pikeville Colle throughout the year. MARY ANN STANLEY certainly deserved the Best Costume Trophy awarded to her at the Halloween Dance (top left) DR. HALL and DANNY THOMAS unveiled the pig at the Pig Roast sponsored by Student Government which followed the annual Bear Walk. (top right) RHONDA BARNETT and JEFF PRICE were caught in action as they competed in the Founder ' s Day Dance held at Graham Station, (bottom)

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Homecoming at Pikeville College, a time to cele- brate tbe crowning of a new queen, the tltrill of victo- ry against a tougb team in tite annual basketball game, friends getting togetber to reminisce on tbe ' good old days, a parade tbrougb downtown Pikeville, and a dance culminating tbe weekend ' s activities. Tbe S.G.A. scbeduled activities tbrougbout tbe week of Dec. 1 to celebrate tbe college ' s 29 bomecom- ing festivities. Tbe 1981 bomecoming court was presented during balftime at tbe basketball game Dec. 4, and TAMMY VANCE (rigbt), a 21-year-old senior, was crowned queen. Tammy, a Biology Pbysical Education major, was escorted by Steve Newsome (middle left). Sbe was crowned by last year ' s queen, Susan Allen Huffman (bottom), and presented a kiss and a dozen red roses by Dr. Hall (middle rigbt). 8 Homecoming