Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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N SCIENCE - LEARNING CENTER Welcoming The New In ' 82 Kevin Stumbo, president of S.G.A., and Robert Newsome, vice president (top right), served pancakes during PANCAKE NIGHT sponsored by the Student Government Association. This was one of several activities for all incoming freshmen and returning students during the first week of school. Johnene Billips and Kevin Stumbo (left) stopped for a pepsi at a booth set up on the parking lot beside the Administration Building. The booth was sponsored by the S.G.A. and East Kentucky Beverage. RegistratiL

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Approximately 200 students arrived at Pikeville College on Tuesday, Aug, 25, 1981, to move into dormitories and prepare for a week of testing and fun. The Student Government Asso- ciation scheduled activities throughout the week for all stu- dents. Miller Washington, Steve Newsome, Kevin Stumbo, and Harvey Tackett (top right) welcomed the new faces to the campus. Gary Johnson, Laurel Bentley, and Rob Hansel (top left) came to the cook-out. Shelia Johnson, Jan Mullins, and Tammy Hall (middle) found a moment to relax after a day of testing as did Vicki King and Vanessa Rogers (bottom left). Freshmen Paula Hinkle, Charlene Bos- tic, Mary Ann Stanley, and Tammy Deerfield (bot- tom right) took a break from testing.

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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)