Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)
- Class of 1983
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-I PIKEVILLE COLLEGE PIKEVILLE, KY. 41501 EDITOR β Sheryl Cable :s Table Of Contents 2 Table Contents Fall Activities 6 Seniors 17 Homecoming 27 Juniors 41 Sophomores 52 Freshmen 60 Faculty 70 Basketball 82 Spring Formal 104 Baseball 114 Organizations 128 Graduation 162 Index 188 Editors Page . BP SSffi . . :β’Β ... 192 PMCEVfLLEC- tGg Pi ; ;Y Dedication is the devotion shown by Lee and Ruth Scott in the short time they were at Pikeville College. The Scotts donated much time to the col- lege and were loved by all who met them. Because of their dedication they received the 1982 HONARY ALUMNI A WARD. Dr. and Mrs. Scott came to Pikeville from Granville, Ohio. Lee Scott, Visiting Professor of Philosophy and Religion, was forced to retire at the age 65 and showed great desire to continue teaching. When the retirement age was changed to 70 Lee began to search for a new position. President Hall heard of his availability and approached him about a teaching position at Pikeville College. He came here in the Fall of 1979 and his wife, Ruth Visiting Professor of Psycholo- gy, followed him in the Spring 1981. Upon arriving to Pike- ville they began to love the mountains. They viewed the mountains as a sense of free- dom and respected the moun- tains and Pikeville College for what they stood for. The Scotts were with us for a short time, but while they were here their contributions to Pi- keville College were endless. By the donation of their time to continue teaching they have enriched the lives of the peo- ple at Pikeville College. The most unfortunate part of the Scotts leaving is that not all students had the opportunity to know them personally. Judy Hale 3 Dedication Pikeville College is nestled among the Cumberland Mountains, part of the Appalachian chain, in the Big Sandy River Valley. The pictresque Eastern Kentucky area in which the town of Pikeville is situated is accessible by way of federal highways 23, 1 19, and 460. Pikeville is served by Grayhound and Trailways bus lines. Jenny Wiley State Park and Breaks Interstate Parks are both within a thirty-five mile radius of the college. Opportunities for camping, swimming, hiking horse- back riding, as well as motel accommodations, are available at both locations. 4 Pikeville College β¬0% Pikeville College is a four-year, independent, co-edu- cational college affiliated with the United Presbyteri- an Church. Founded in 1889 as a result of the work ofDrs. W.C. Condit, Samuel B. Alderson, and James P. Hendricks, the institution opened under the name of Pikeville Collegiate Institute with the Reverend Da- vid Blyth as principal and also pastor of the Presby- terian Church in Pikeville. In 1909 the Articles of Incorporation were amended. The name was changed to Pikeville College and the school was empowered by the Commonwealth of Kentucky to confer degrees. 3Β«e mm 1. 3 !β¬ β¬ l nf 1955 the institution operated as a junior col- lege. Upper level courses were added in 1955-56, within the awarding of the first baccalaureate de- grees in May, 1957. In 1961, Pikeville College was admitted to membership as a four-year college in the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, hav- ing had membership in that association as a junior college since 1931. Traditionally a liberal arts institution with an ex- pressed purpose of laying a sound foundation for broad cultural awareness, Pikeville College has gradually added career oriented courses and pro- grams to its offerings. A department of education has been maintained for more than thirty years, and more recently degrees have been made available in technology areas. Preparation for entry into such prefessional school as medicine, law theology and engineering has also been available at Pikeville Col- lege for a number of years. The goverance of Pileville College rests with the Board of Turstees of which Mr. Charles Chrisman is currently chairman. Dr. Jackson O. Hall was appoint- ed president of the college in March, 1975. 5 Pikeville College Happy Halloween! Tammy Newsome and Jennifer Ratliff stand qui- tely by, but what are they really thinking. Pam Scott has Mark Johnson in handcuffs but she doesn ' t really be- lieve that he is guilty. m w 1 Vm ! W A -r: Charlese, Jackie, and Ruth take time out to rest during the festivities or are they really try- ing to figure our what is really going on. Does this mean the Honeymoon is over? Not when you are enjoying yourself as much as Jan and Harvey Tackett did at the big dance. Pam Wolford, Linda Rose, and Rhonda Stanley seem to be prepared for all the unknown events of this Bewitching Night and anxiously await the unforseen excitement. 8 Halloween PC Students tflrffir Β w Β 1 1 1 β i 11 1 H 1HHIHIH IJ 14 70 H OA7? The Halloween Party brought out all differsides to us all. As shown in picture at the top left, the devil in Eugene Sisco made him keep Little Miss Tiny Moore out way past her bedtime. Bottom Left, Brett Petterson showed the Toga is a versatile piece of clothing that is a hit at any party. But, all contest must have a winner, so after a hard decision the win- ner was chosen, and who else but CHARLES REDMAN who changed his style completely, and showed wearing a slinky sweater and a tight fitting skirt. All in all the Halloween Dance turned out to be a big success of the Student Government Association. 9 Halloween The Latest In Jerri Ward, Teresa Chop Ray, and Jane Wallace realize that the Punk style can be as creative as you want it to be. Diana Davis wonders if Punk is where it ' s at. Bonnie Lawson wants to know if this is her Blind date! Selena Brown seems to be getting into it! 10 Punk Rock unk Rock It appears that meditation is what set the mood for Valerie Hale and her date. Becky Martin proves that Punk is all in how you move. Blues Brother Bobby Baker is on a mission to Punk Out with Cool Trade Estep. p u n k R o V-fc x. ββ Β k (Above) Tommy Terry punked beside the wall and Rose Smith rocked to the sound. Meanwhile, Selina Brown, Reberta Wil- liams, Becky Martin, Lynn Perry, and Ja- net Keene model their own creations for the Punk Rock Dance (at bottom left). (Bottom right) Jeff Scott and Jeri John- son find a quite moment to relax from all the action. On November 17, P.C. students punked out with the Stray Cats and other great sounds of the new wave. There was a tremendous turnout ofpunkers at the first Punk Party sponsored byS.G.A. It was awesome, totally awesome! The headbands, wild Devo glasses, long sweatshirts, tight fitting mini skirts, and wild colored tights were a part of the punk scene. S3! ? 1 ' i β β r i l Pfc 1 kr 4 β’Β«n i . X ft ' ' 1 1 jp ' β’β’ Left, e Outing Club, lead by J.D. Christie celebrated Founders Week by lighting up the campus in style. The Outing Club worked hard to prepare several illuminating lights which were distributed over the entire campus. After dark on Founders Day the candles were lit and so was Pikeville College. Melissa John- son was shown enjoying the canoe races after all the work of organizing the event. Founders Day Activities Rick Ryver, Jeff Hershner, Steve Priode. and Craig Coleman unload their ca- noe for the big race down the Big Sandy. The talent show consisted of many talented students. Tied for first place was Summer Breeze and The Trio. 2nd place went to Pam Scott. Pictured Shelvy Rifle, John Norris, Valerie Hale, Jimmy Go- ble, Pam Scott, Steve Johnson, Carol Click. 13 Founders Day Highlights Of Founders ' Day Activities required participation from many students. Bonnie Lawson resorted to the ner- vous habit of biting her finger nails before canoing down stream in the annual canoe race. Lynn Perry and Lesia Sizemore decided they would only be spectators at this sporting event. Looks like George Diamond really got into a race of his own as he ran the 99 and defeated them with record breaking time. 14 Founders Day Founders Day Outing Club Sponsor David Sutherland answers questions about canoeing from amateur canoers be- fore attempting the unexpected. Sandra and Jamie wonder if Mike and Troy will make it back without getting soaked! The illusion of lights on the walkway of the Science Building showed the beautiful side of Founder ' s Day Activities. 15 Founders Day Canoing Down The Big Sandy Rick Ryver and Rick Garbrielson seem to know what they are doing! Did these members of the Baseball team, Priode, Hershner, Ryver, and Gabrielson get all washed up? Troy Rutherford and Mike May smooth out the rough spots. Getting wet never hurt anyone as Mike and Troy work their way upstream to get ahead in the race. 16 Founders Day SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS for the 1982-83 year are: JANE WALLACEβ Vice President, TOBY SPRADLIN β Secretary, KAREN BOLEYN β Public relations Chairperson, BRENDA MURPHYβ Treasurer, JERRI WARD β S.G.A. Repre- sentative. Not pictured: EUGENE SISCO β President. DIANE BARTLEY Bern. Education Elkhorn City, Ky. MICHELLE BELCHER Admin. Office Service Belcher, Ky. ROBIN BARTLEY Accounting Pikeville, Ky. s e n i o r s 1 9 8 3 17 Seniors The Return The seniors greet ' 83 with smiles as they face their last year of long registration lines. Thoughts of having enough hours to graduate enters each seniors ' mind as closing semesters draw near. Todd Belcher Mining Tech. Phyllis, Ky. Nantha Billips Accounting Allen, Ky. Mike Blackburn History Pikeville, Ky. Karen Boleyn Biology Garrett, Ky. Sandy Bowling Psychology Dorton, Ky. Karen Burke Biology Dorton, Ky. Janice Childers Special Education Pikeville, Ky. Kimberely Clevinger General Business Virgie, Ky. 18 Seniors Tracy Collins Accounting Pikeville, KY. Elizabeth Conley Business Education Martin, KY. Sharon Cox Elementary Ed. Pikeville, KY Susan Cranor Elementary Ed. West Milton, OH. Leisha Crum Business Admin. Pikeville, KY. Larry Daniels Accounting Pikeville, KY. Diana Davis Music Varney, KY. George Diamond Math Chemistry Warfield, KY. 19 Seniors Judith Hale Business A dm. Prestonburg, KY. Brenda Hamilton Math-Secondary Ed. Beaver, KY. Teresa Eagle Elementary Ed. Pikeville, KY. Valerie Hale Music Ed. Betsy Lane Kim Hatfield Math-Secondary Ed. McAndrews, KY. Robert Edmonds Accounting Pikeville, KY. Tammy Hall Elementary Ed. Pikeville, KY. Sharon Hurley History Hurley, VA. 20 Seniors John Hylton Biology Elkhorn City, KY. Amy Johnson Elementary Ed. Pikeville, KY. Jeri Johnson Music Ed. Virgie, KY. Mark Johnson Psychology Jackhorn, KY. Melissa Johnson Mgt. Econ. Virgie, KY. Sheilah Johnson Elementary Ed. Melvin, KY. Sherry Johnson Accounting Virgie, KY. Oscar Jones Data Processing Brooklyn, N.Y. 21 Seniors Goodbyes The Student Government Association sponsored a party to bid farewell to the ' 83 seniors as they all gath- ered for one last time be- fore Graduation to say their final Goodbyes. Eddie Kelly Mine Management Ashcamp, Ky. Kandee Lewis Mining Tech. Thelma, Ky. Sylvia Marshall Biology Sec. Ed. Allen, KY. Shu Mei Lee Accounting Taipei, Taiwan Dianna Little Special Ed. Virgie, Ky. Mike May Bus. Management Virgie, Ky. 22 Seniors Surekha Maddiwar Biology Chemistry Martin, Ky. Jerry McPeek Mine Management Dorton, Ky. Rejeana Mullins Biology Pikeville, KY. Andrew Newsom Data Processing Pikeville, KY. Tivis Newsom Accounting Virgie, KY. Brenda Murphy Special Ed. Elkhorn City, KY. Greg Newsome PE Virgie, KY. Ricky Prater Psy. Sociology Shelbiana, KY. Sinthia Murphy Elementary Ed. Ashcamp, KY. Ricky Newsom Psychology Virgie, KY. Ruth Patterson Psychology Prestonsburg, KY. 23 Seniors Debra Penley Elementary Ed. Virgie, KY. Betty Puckett Gen. Business Elkhorn City, KY. Teresa Rat lift Gem. Business Belcher, KY. Fabian Ray Accounting Varney, KY. Bonnie Roberts Psychology Soc. Pikeville, KY. Shelia Rowe Accounting Martin, KY. Eugene Sisco Political Science Tomahawk, KY. Mural Silvers Elementary Ed. Pikeville, KY. James Smallwood Sociology Pikeville, KY Kathy Smith Psychology Piso, Ky. Rose Smith Accounting Manton, Ky. John Sparks Med. Technology Muddy Branch, Ky. Toby Spradlin Accounting Martin, Ky. Connie Sykes Mining Tech. Elkhorn City, Ky. James Harvey Tackett P. Β£ Psychology Jenkins, Ky. Janet Mullins Tackett Elem. Education Melvin, Ky. Helen Taylor History Elkhorn City, Ky. The activities at Pikeville College brought many peo- ple together to become close friends. The Seniors take the memories of these Good Times with them to reflect on in years to come! 25 Seniors Memories Looking back on their years at Pikeville College, these seniors will reflect upon many memorable visions which may include the 99, late night redezvous, cram- ming, and of course good friends. Tommy Terry Sociology Wayland, Ky. Donna Thacker Admin. Office Ser. Elkhorn City, Ky. Jane Ann Wallace Bern. Education Prestonsburg, Ky. Jerri Lynn Ward Elem. Education McDowell, Ky. Terry Ward Mining Tech. Pikeville, Ky. Timothy Webb Bus. Management Phyllis, Ky. John Werth Psychology Toledo, Ohio Pam Wolford Psychology West Milton, Ohio 26 Seniors ABOVE: Brenda was given a hut hug after last year ' s queen Tammy Vance crowned her. RIGHT: Brenda was escorted by Robert Newsome of Virgie. MIDDLE: The new queen was presented with a dozen roses and the traditional sceptor. ' 83 Homecoming Queen Brenda Hamilton The gym was filled with excite- ment as a new homecoming queen was crowned on December 11. Miss Brenda Lee Hamilton was chosen by the student body to reign over the festivities. Brenda, 22 year-old Math Secon- dary Education Major is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton of Beaver. She served as a SGA Senator, Advising Editor of the Highlander, and a member of the Academic Affairs Committee. While attending Pikeville College four years, Brenda had been crowned 1981 Spring Formal Queen, served as Co-editor for 1982 Highlander and tutored stu- dents for Tutor Contacts. Being crowned 1983 Homecoming Queen enhanced her memories of P.C. for she had been a member of the court her previous two years. 27 Sandy Bowling Sandy, a 22 year-old psy- chology major is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Bowling of Dor- ton. Her other honors at P.C. include being chosen the 1981 Mountain Laurel representative, a member of the Homecoming and Spring Formal court of 1981, and a member of the Bears cheerleading squad. Sandy was escorted by Ed- die Kelly. 1983 Senior Toby Spradlin Toby, a 22 year-old Accounting major from Martin, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spradlin. She. served as secretary of the senior class. Toby was also a member of the 1982 Spring Formal Court. She was escorted by Phil Slone, a Bear basketball player. Toby was a transfer from Prestonsburg Community College. 28 Homecoming Jane Wallace Jane, a 22 year-old elemen- tary education major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wallace of Prestons- burg. She served as Vice- president of the senior class, S.G.A. representative for the outing club, and staff member of the High- lander and the Record. Jane was escorted by Steve Newsome of Ligon, Ky. Attendants Jerri Ward Jerri, a 22 year-old elementary education major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ward of McDowell. She was S.G.A. representative for the senior class and a member of the outing club. Jerri served as Co-Editor of the 1982 High- lander, Advising Editor for 1983 Highlander and Co-Editor for the Record. She was a member of the Homecoming court for the third consecutive year. Jerri was escorted by Brian Turner of McDowell. Homecoming 29 Homecoming Queen And Senior Court 1983 Queen BR EN DA LEE HAMILTON TOBY LYNN SPRADLIN JANE ANN WALLACE SANDY KAY BOWLING II 30 Homecoming JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Ann Phillips was escorted by Coonie Roberts. Ann of Belfry the 1983 Mountain Laurel Representative for Pikeville College. JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Patsy Roberts was escorted by Robert Staggs. Patsy was a member of the Bears cheerleading squads for the third consecutive year. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: Michele Moore was es- corted by Brian Gibson, Michele of Drift, Ky. served as S.G.A. representative for the Science Club. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: Jerri Tackett was es- corted by Tim Eads. Terri of Mt. Sterling cheered for the Bears for two consecutive years. 31 FRESHMAN ATTENDANT: Billie Jean Damron was escorted by Tom Craft. Miss Damron of Jenkins worked for Public Relations as a photographer. FRESHMAN ATTENDANT: Lisa Hall, was escorted by Daniel Karst. Lisa of Wheelwright was Bear Mas- cot Pikey and also a cheerleader second semes- ter. 1983 Homecoming Court 1982 Homecoming Queen, Tammy Vance Chikders, was escorted by Ste- phan Fritz, Vice-President of Academic Affairs. Crown bearer for the Homecom- ing festivities was Aaron Yarus. Heather McCeallan served as flower girl. 32 Homecoming SPECIAL COLLECTION ALLARA LIBRARY PIKEViLLEC EGE P ' KEViLLE KY II ' 82 Homecoming Queen ' Leads Parade 1982 Homecoming Queen, Tommy Vonce Childers, led the 1983 Homecoming Pa- rode, Soturdoy, December 14, 1982-83, through downtown Pikeville. The five senior queen candidates and the underclassman attendants made a dazzling appearance as they each rode on classy corvettes . Three area bands also participated in the parade with first place being awarded to the Pikeville Marching Band. Pictured at center left are TERRI TACK- ETT and MICHELLE MOORE, the Sopho- more attendants in the Homecoming Celebration. Above, representing the Freshman class is BLUE DAMRON and LISA HALL. Waiting for their chance to be Queen, is (at bottom left) the Junior attendants: PATSY ROBERTS and ANN PHILLIPS. I}, Girls Smile Despite Rain This years Homecoming was showered with rain, but it was not enough to dam- pen the fun. Right: Jane Wallace, Sr. Attendant smiles for the camera on her way through the pa- rade. Bottom Left: Toby Spradlin joins the proces- sion of the court for a ride down Main Street. .Ji β ' β -β β --. 7 β’β Β : a eooiuti :-: A , ,.. ' w Senior: Sandy Bowling (Bottom Right) waves to the crowd as she is driven through the parade by escort: Eddie Kelly. W : 34 Homecoming The Corvettes brightened the pa- rade. Brenda Hamilton is escorted by Robert Newsome, in a white Cor- vette. Jerri Ward rode the black Cor- vette driven by Brian Turner. The glit- tered signs added a special touch to the cars the girls were riding. % y Homecoming 35 Girls Win In Overtime The Homecoming game was victorious for the Bears as they beat the Cumberland Indians in overtime. Trena Hensley (Top Left) seems to be in a tough spot, but fast breaks are always pos- sible. It was under the instructions of Coach West (Top Center) that the girls were victori- ous. Chop (Bottom Left) seemed to have no trouble in putting up her shot. Libby runs with the ball as she comes out of her last Homecoming game with a win for P.C. All the girls had their con- tributions to make to the game such as Becky Martin (Top Right) and Lynn Perry (Bottom Right). 36 Homecoming Homecoming 37 (Top Left) The Indians may have had the height advantage, but that didn ' t stop Reggie from giving it his best shot. (Bottom Left) Rodney takes time out to contemplate his next move. Boys Fight No- Ervin was up for two, put that wasn ' t enough to put the Bears ahead. Mike looks for an open hand to pass the ball to. Tom refuses to hand over the ball which is what the other player seems to be wanting. (Bottom) Hos- kins seems to be having a little trouble putting up his shot. Greg puts up a shot much to the despair of the other player. Even Coach Lyons strong words of encourage- ment were not enough to pull the Bears a win over the Cumberland Indians. Win Battle Homecoming 39 Gary Anderson and Bill Slone (Top Left) took time out of their busy schedule to attend the Annual Homecoming Dance. They also attended many other S.G.A. activities which gained them the respect of many students. (Top Left) Faith Wolford found it easier to serve herself. (Bottom Left) Mel, Mary Ann, Karen, Janet and Thrash must have found something interesting to talk about. Mark and Harvey finally get to relax after all the work is finished and the dance be- gins. Representing the JUNIOR CLASS fo 83 school year were, KENNETH ROBERTS: PRESIDENT, PATSY ROBERTS: VICE PRESI- DENT, TERRY SPEARS: TREASURER, SHERYL CABLE: SECRETARY. Not pictured was NICKV WRIGHT: S.G.A. REPRESENTATIVE. JUNIORS Bennetta Atkinson Pikeville, Ky. Eliza Banks Rockhouse, Ky. Helen Bitter Freebum, Ky. Elizabeth Branham Meta, Ky. Sheryl Cable Dorton, Ky. Pam Cantrell Pikeville, Ky. Flora Castle Shelbiana, Ky. Carolyn Click Garrett, Ky. Colleen Coates Beattyville, Ky. Kelli C oleman Williamson West Va. Phyllis Coleman Kimper, Ky Steve Collier Pikeville, Ky. Trade Estep Whitesburg, Ky. Kitty Frazier Martin, Ky. Teresa Frazier Betsylayne, Ky. Kathy Hackney Pikeville, Ky. David Hall Virgie, Ky. Pam Hall Virgle, Ky. Donisa Henderson Pikeville, Ky Jeff Hershner Fairfield, Ohio Debbie Hurley Lick Creek, - Ky. Teena Hurley Pikeville, Ky. Betty Hie Millard, Ky. Charlotte Johnson Speight, Ky. Steve Johnson Pikeville, Ky. Pam Kendrick Pikeville, Ky. Tawny a Kennedy Williamson, W.Va Vickie Kimberlian Pikeville, Ky. Vickie King Hueysville, Ky. Tara Lee Pikeville, Ky. Jamie Lucas Pikeville, Ky. Ricky Lucas Pikeville, Ky. Sherry May Pikeville, Ky. Carolyn Martin Drift, Ky. Darrell Maynard Sidney, Ky. Lela Maynard Varney, Ky. Spencer Maynard Raccoon, Ky. Cathy McDowell Louisa, Ky. Eddie Mullins Dorton, Ky. Tim Owens Elkhorn City, Ky. Jacqueline Pena Banner, Ky. 46 Juniors Lynn Perry Whitesburg, Ky. Ann Phillips Belfry, Ky. Rusty Polley Pikeville, Ky. Steve Priode Flat Gap, Ky. Kathie Ratliff Pikeville, Ky. Teresa Ray Pikeville, Ky. Shelvy Riffe Betsylayne, Ky. Kenneth Roberts Virgie, Ky. 47 Juniors Vanessa Rogers Pikeville, Ky. Rick Ryver Philipsburg, K β ijl jd H II W 1 XJ ⒠««! I Lesia Sizemore Hyden, Ky. Phil Slone Pikeville, Ky. Philip Smith Pikeville, Ky. Judy Spears Virgie, Ky. Terry Spears Virgie, Ky. Crystal Stewart Virgie, Ky. Palestine Thomas Varney, Ky. Ralph Varney Raccoon, Ky. Kathy Wagner Pikeville, Ky. Judy Wakeland Pikeville, Ky. Joyce Whitt Inez, Ky. Nick Wright Pikeville, Ky. Time Off From CIbss Susan Lockhart and Mary Ann Stanley got involved by keeping statistics at the ball- games. Registration is the perfect place to make new friends. Bird seemed to be in a big hurry to get away from something, could it be his classes? 50 Susan Lockhart President Pikeville, Ky. Sophomores And Chosen Class Officers Pam Scott: S.G.A. Representative; Hardy, Ky. Melanie Dedden Treasurer; Erlanger, Ky. Charles Adkins Pikeville, Ky. Bobby Baker Bristol, Va. Mary Ann Stanley Secretary; Stone, Ky. Rhonda Stanley Vice- President Varney, Ky. Sophomores 51 Doris Cantrell Elkhorn City, Ky. John Paul Compton II Pikeville, Ky. Angela Hope Elswick Canada, Ky. Rhonda Church Canada, Ky. Lisha M. Curry Banner, Ky. Pam Forsyth Pikeville, Ky. Ricky Clevinger Mouthcard, Ky. Rachel Dotson Johns Creek, Ky. Lorinda Greer Pikeville, Ky. Rick Hall Dorton, Ky. Lynn Hobbs Pikeville, Ky. Janet Keene Steele, Ky. Trena Hensley Langley, Ky. Carol Hunter Pikeville, Ky. Lara Keene Pikeville, Ky. Paula Hinkle S. Williamson, Ky. Carm Keene Shelbiana, Ky. Andrea Marcum Crum, W.Va. Benny May Prestonsbrug, Ky. Michelle Moore McDowell, Ky. John Norris Clintwood, Va. Devena McCarty Ashcamp, Ky. Denise Newsom Pikeville, Ky. Sherry Pennington Pikeville, Ky. Billie McKinney Pikeville, Ky. Tammy Newsom Virgie, Ky. Jennifer Ratliff Elkhorn City, Ky. Troy Rutherford Belfry, Ky. Barbara Swoyer Pikeville, Ky. Michael Walls Prestonsbrug, Ky. Terrie Stevens Pikeville, Ky. Terri L. Tackett Mt. Sterling, Ky. Tammy Williams Lick Creek, Ky. Robin Sword Pikeville, Ky. Pam Taylor Meta, Ky. Faith Wolford West Milton, Ohio Jane Ann Wallace Sweetheart Queen And 56 Sweetheart Dance MMH Craig Coleman Sweetheart King On Feburary 14th at Gra- ham Station Jane Wal- lace was crowned the 1983 Sweetheart Queen and Craig Coleman the ' 83 ' Sweetheart King. The decision was made by an election of all the students attending the dance. The station was decorated in the tradi- tional red hearts. Pic- tured (Center Top) Judy Hale and John Werth seem to be enjoying the quieter aspects of the dance while (Bottom Center) many other stu- dents seem to be enjoy- ing the action occuring on the dance floor. Sweetheart Dance 57 Vicki McClellan Remember Vicki McClellan Dorm Mother of Condit Hall, was suddenly taken from all the people that loved her and from her many friends here at the College. Vicki was a teacher at Harold Elementary and was on her way home when her life was suddenly taken in an auto- mobile accident. She was unusual not for the details of her life, but for the subtle effect she had on those around her, she was a bright spot on the Pikeville College Campus. Vicki had a way of reaching inside us and making our lives better just by know- ing her. In her duties as Dorm Director she found time to be a friend to the girls. She would listen to their troubles, endure their jokes, and share their gossip. She had a great sense of humor and loved to laugh. Vicki ' s death was not tragic, because her life was not trag- ic. It was victorious, if only be- cause she left us a legacy of thoughtful goodness. Vicki was such a special per- son, that even though our sadness may fade away, our love for Vicki and the memo- ries we have of her will live forever in our hearts. 58 Me Forever Dr. Leonard Roberts, scholar, folk- lorist, humanist, researcher, educa- tor, storyteller,, humorist, editor and publisher was also taken from the college in a tragic automobile acci- dent. Dr. Roberts had come to Pikeville College in 1968. He said he had re- turned because of his love of the mountains and the down-to-earth people of Eastern Kentucky. He spent his life learning about the area and the people he loved. His stories about the people have bought him fame nationally and internationally. Dr. Roberts always got involved in the life at the college. At Hillbilly Days in mid April he spent many hours on the street selling Pikeville College Press books. Then on April 14 he led the square dance at the Annual Dance Recital. Dr. Roberts had a way of teaching the people of this area more about themselves than they had ever real- ized. He taught them to be proud of who they were. Dr. Roberts face will be missed next year, but through the books he has written and stories he has told he will live forever. Leonard Roberts 59 Freshmen Jeri Smith S.G.A. Rep. Jhelbiana, Ky. Donna Bailey Vice-President Pikeville, Ky. Linda Joyce Rose President Elkhorn City, Ky. Andrew Joyce Treasurer Pikeville, Ky. Teresa Childers Secretary Virgie, Ky. 60 Freshmen Dianna Abshire Phyllis, Ky. Rick Adkins Pikeville, Ky. Angie Banks Rockhouse, Ky. Rhonda Bartley Regina, Ky. Brian Bayless Wheelersburg, Ohio Nellie Blachbum Regina, Ky. Ruth Ann Blankenship Majestic, Ky. Selina Brown Pikeville, Ky. Susan Brown Pikeville, Ky. Tammy Casebolt Fords Branch, Ky. Baretta R. Casey Kimper, Ky. Kurt Childers Steele, Ky. Tammy Clevinger Belcher, Ky. Craig Coleman Pikeville, Ky. Dorothy Compton Draffin, Ky. Billie Jean Damron Jenkins, Ky. Jeff Dawson Crum, W. Va. John Fenech Virgie, Ky. Rusty Drake Toler, Ky. Derenda Dye Pikeville, Ky. Kimberly Ferrell Canada, Ky. Melvin Frasure Harold, Ky. Terry Epling Pikeville, Ky. Sandra Gomez Phelps, Ky. Laura Hall Wheelwright, Ky. Lisa Hall Wheelwright, Ky. Susan L. Hall Dorton, Ky. James Hunt Pikeville, Ky. Lora James Elkhorn City, Ky. Monica Justus Mouthcard, Ky. Diana Kilgore Pikeville, Ky. Bonnie Lawson Pikeville, Ky. Tammy Lawson Pikeville, Ky. Pam Leeper Pikeville, Ky. Kim Lindemann Pikeville, Ky. Craig Lowe Shelbiana, Ky. Scott Marcum Inez, Ky. Lisa Morrison Pikeville, Ky. Becky Martin Virgie, Ky. Charles Newman Crum, W. Va. Audreyetta Moore Drift, Ky. Brett Peterson Fairfield, Ohio Jackie Morrison Varney, Ky. Timmy Phillips Feds Creek, Ky. Darlene Potter Pikeville, Ky. Charlese Prater Kimper, Ky. Shelia Ray Varney, Ky. Gina Reese Elkhorn City, Ky. 64 Freshmen Tammy Roberts Virgie, Ky. Martha Robinson McRoberts, Ky. Sherrie Robinson Varney, Ky. Melisa Runyon Sidney, Ky. Paula Sawyers Phyllis, Ky. Nancy Scaggs Johns Creek, Ky. Jeff Scott Pikeville, Ky. Lorraine Shattuck Meta, Ky. Timmy Shortridge Richland, Va. Bonnie Slone Phelph, Ky. Sherry Slone Phelps, Ky. Diana Smitn Pikeville, Ky. 65 Freshmen Charlene Sowder Mouthcard, Ky. Lynn Stanley Draffin, Ky. Daryle Syck Pikeville, Ky. Dana Tackett Meta, Ky. Billy Doug Thacker Millard, Ky. Bennett Tibb Pikeville, Ky. Alberta Williams McRoberts, Ky. John Williamson Pikeville, Ky. Lucy D. Williamson Sidney, Ky. Susan Williamson Lick Creek, Ky. Quentin Wilson Lynchburg, Va. Terry Wright Pikeville, Ky. Enjoying Spring The Administration Building steps provide a favorite spot for many students in the spring time. (Top Left) Nancy Scaggs seems to be enjoying a little chat with a friend. (Bot- tom Left) Susan Lockhart finds the steps a relaxing place to sit and think. Reggie seems to be taking a break from something. M m I n m I n 9 Billy Mollet Tomahawk, Ky. Robert Staggs Pikeville, Ky. Opie McPeek Virgie, Ky. Jackie Robertson Fort Gay, W.Va. Douglas Sayers Lick Creek, Ky. Byrd Copley Crum, WV. Ishmal Ratliff Regina, Ky. Rick Gabrielson Osceda Mills, Pa. Strawn Berger Melvin, Ky. Chuck Childers Hindman, Ky. Johnny Shortridge Mouthcard, Ky. Ricky Ray Pikeville, Ky. Mark Curry Bypro, Ky. Chris Combs Pikeville, Ky. Linda Mollett Tomahawk, Ky. Glenn Fugitt Louisa, Ky. Mark Webb Smokey Valley, Ky. Jacqueline Leedy Hardy, Ky. Rodney Hall Wheelwright, Ky. T e c h n o o 9 y Mining Tech 69 President Jackson O. Hall Dr. Jackson 0. Hall came to Pikeville College in 1975. He attended Darthmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire and received his doctorate from Cornell University in 1967. The past year has been a testing time for President Hall and Pike- ville College. Dr. Hall has seen the College through many misfortunate budget cuts, but he is confident that the college will arise a stronger institution because of the faith of the people that surround the institution. Dr. Stephen Fritz: Vice-President for Academic Affairs is pictured above with his Office Staff; Carol Derry; Secretary to the Vice-President, Fairy Coleman: Secretary to the Registrar, Vicki Brown: Registrar. Gary Anderson Gary Anderson: Director of Student Services. Gary has been a person greatly admired by all the stu- dents because of the interest he has shown in them. He has been very active in all the S.G.A. sponsored activities as well as keeping his office door open to the students at all times. He has been a great help to the yearbook staff in working out our budget and we would like to say thanks. Faculty Staff 71 Lois Esham Chairman, Dept. Science Math B.A. Pikeville M.S., M.A. Morehead State Univ. Ph.D Virginia Poly Inst, and State Univ. Maurice Bailey Professor of Chemistry A.B. Ohio Wesleyan M.S. Purdue U- iversity Ph.D. Purdue University Glenn Brown Associate Professor of Biology B.S. Eastern Ky. University M.Ed. University of Virginia Atam Gupta Associate Prof, of Chemistry M.S. Agra University M.S. American University Ph.D. American University J. P. Lee Associate Prof, of Math B.S. National Tsing Hua Univ. M.A. State Univ. of NY. Ph.D. State Univ. of NY. Debby Keene Instructor of Math and Computer Science B.A. Pikeville College M.S. University of KY. Ben Ward Chairman Dept. of Mining Tech. Associate Prof, of Engineering Tech B.S. University of KY. M.S. University of Tenn. P.D.D. University of Wisconsin Professional Eng. License Gary Thrash Assistant Administrator Mining Technology B.S. Pikeville College Department Of Mining Technology Hobart Kinder fe Instructor of Mining Tech. B.S. University of KY. M.S. University of KY. 9 % V 1 k Jim Daniels i Admissions Counselor Instructor of Mining Tech. A.A. Pikeville College B.A. Lincoln Memorial Univ. 4 1 s. Faculty Staff 73 Department Of Robert Delk β Chairman, Dept. of S. Sci- ence Prof, of History and P. Science B.A. Miami University. (Phi Beta Kappa) M.A. Clark Univ. Ph.D. Univ. of Wisconsin Graduate Cert. In Middle East Studies, Univ. of Utah Brenda Hicks β Assistant Prof, of Busi- ness B.S. Eastern KY University M.S. Eastern Kentucky University Rudolph Sutherland β Visiting Professor of Business Management B.A. Suny Bing- hampton A.A.S. Rochester Ins. of Tech. Ml. L.R. Cornell Gene Lovell β Assistant Prof, of Econom- ics B.A. Oklahoma State M.A. University of Chicago Doctoral Studies, Univ. of Chicago Teresa Rice β Instructor of Computer Sci- ence B.A. Eastern Kentucky University M.A. Eastern Kentucky University Donald Lail β Assistant Prof, of Ace. B.B.A. Parsons College M.S. Univ. of Ken- tucky C.P.A. Pam Stumbo β Assistant Professor of Business B.S. Eastern Kentucky University M.B.A. Eastern Kentucky University 74 Faculty Staff Social Department Of David Huwiler β Chairman, Dept. of Lang. Religion Associate Prof, of English B.A. Western, M.A. Calif. State Ph. D. Ruth Scott β Visiting Professor of Psy- chology B.A. B.E. Univ. of Calif. M.A. Peabody Col. Jim Andy Caudill β Associate Professor of Music B.A. Morehead State M.A. Marshall Univ. Alvin Stinnett β Associate Professor of German B.T.A. Pasdena Playhouse College B.A. M.A. Univ. of Lo. Carol Ganim β Professor of English B.A. Ursuline College M.A. Ph.D Ford- ham University Robert Schindler β Assistant Univ. of Mu- sic B.M.E. Mt. Union College Certificate, Mo- zarteum, Slazburg, Austria M.M. N. West- ern Univ. Alma Culton β Professor of Religion B.S. Wheaton College M.R.E. The Biblical Seminary in N.Y. Humanities Faculty Staff 75 n Jewell Cline Chairman of Education Depart- ment Associate Professor of Education B.S. Pikeville M.A. Ed.S. Morehead Marian Yarus Assistant Prof, of Physical Ed. A.B. Morehead M.A. Morehead State University Department Of Education Charles Francis, Dir. Appal. Grad. Cons. Associate Professor of Education A.B. Pikeville M.A. Ed.S. Eastern Post-Specialist Study, Eastern Paul Butcher Associate Prof, of Physical Ed. A.A. Pikeville College A.B. Morehead M.A. University of Kentucky 76 Faculty Staff Advancement Studies Betty Sutherland β Instructor of Writing B.A. University of Florida M.A. (In Progress) Middleburg College Bill Little Dean of Admissions Kathy Warvariv Director of Financial Aid Administrative Staff Judy Wakeland Secretary to President Donna Chaney Secretary to Student Services Faculty Staff 77 College ' s Patricia Como Tutor Coordinator, Special Services Sandy Mims Special Programs Counselor Kathe Hall Director of Special Services Pat Fritz Director of Alumni Affairs Kathi Menchetti Campus Minister Glenda Tackett Special Programs Counselor Susan Huffman Coordinator of News Service Talented Staff M e d m I a Georgia Coleman Jim McKellogg Library Assistant Librarian Philip Roddy Director of Libraries Mary Harmon Library Art McDonald Media Specialist Faculty Staff 79 Mildred Elswick Secretary of Graduate Con. Pam Brackett Talent Search Lucinda Potter Financial Aid Patsy Thacker Secretary, Humanities Working Hard For Donrita Thacker Cashier Margaret Arnett Nurse Marsha Kendrick Controller Kathy Sohn Director of Cont. Ed. Randall Scarberry Data Processing Director Carolyn Muncy Keypunch Operator Pike vi lie College Shirley Anderson Maintenance Lou Verda Maynard Maintenance Helen Anderson Maintenance Ruth Keene Secretary, Physical Plant m 1983 Pike vi lie College Bears . 1983 BEARS: 1st row: Manager, Stephen Collier, Rodney Rowe, Troy Rutherford, Hoskins Carroll, Tom Craft, Greg Newsome, Homer Mullins and Manager, Glenn Fugate. 2nd row: Coach Eugene Lyons, Ervin Smith, Brian Rankins, Brett Peter- son, Mike May, Reggie Lindsey and Victor Allera. NOT PICTURED, David Thom- as, Assistant Coach 82 Coach Lyons COACH LYONS, a graduate of Johns Creek High School, played his college basketball at Morehead State University. While playing at Morehead he earned his Bachelor ' s Degree and Master ' s in Health Educa- tion and Recreation. Lyons is known tor his tremen- dous success while he served as head coach at Virgie High School. He took the Eagles to two 15th region championships. In three seasons he won 77 games to only 13 defeats. Lyons ' success now continues at Pikevilie College for out of the past three seasons the Bears has won two championships and placed second in the highly competitive K.I.A.C. Coach Ly- ons emphasizes the importance of the players in his program. Noboby is as important as my players. He ' s going to know he can always count on my and my door is always open. In turn he will know what I expect from him. 83 Senior, Mike May CO-CAPTAIN FORWARD Virgie, Ky. Mike was selected to the All-Confer- ence, the All-District teams, and Honorable Mention Ail-American. He led the K.I.A.C. and N.A.I.A. District in scoring and rebounding. Mike is a graduate of Virgie High School and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon May. He is a Business Major. Jr., Reggie Lindsey FORWARD-GUARD Brandenton, Florida Reggie is a transfer from Manatee Junior College where he was a two year starter. He is a graduate of Southeast High School in Branden- ton, and is the son of Ms. Ethel Lind- sey. Senior, Greg Newsome CO-CAPTAIN GUARD Virgie, Ky. Greg is known for his slick passing, he always seemed to get the ball to the open man or he could shoot the long jumper if left open. He is a gra- duate of Virgie High School where he played under Coach Lyons. Greg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Newsome and majored in Physical Education. Soph., Rodney Rowe GUARD Virgie, Ky. Rodney is a graduate of Virgie High School where he played under Coach Osborne. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Rowe and is a Phys- ical Education major. 85 Fr., Hoskins Carroll GUARD Campton, Ky. Hoskins played his high school career at Wolfe County High School under Coach Johnson. He is the son of Layton and Pat Car- roll. Soph., Brian Rankins CENTER Covington, Ky. Brian began his first year at Pikeville after transferring from Murray State. He is a graduate of Covington Holmes High School where he played under Coach Bill Fry and is the son of Bruce and Mable Rankins. 86 Troy came to Pikeville from Belfry High School where he played under Coach Runyons. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Ruther- ford. Fr., Tom Craft GUARD Ashland, Ky. Tom came to Pikeville after an impressive high school career at Ashland Fairview under Coach Jim Day. Tom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Craft. Fr., Homer Mullins FORWARD Lancaster, Ky. Pepper brings an excel- lent basketball background from Pikeville High School where he played under Coach Danny Adams. Homer is the son of Homer and Virginia Mullins. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Phil is a graduate of Allen Central High School where he played under Coach Wallen. Phil is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Slone 87 Pikeville 74 Rio Grande 73 88 Bear Victory Craft Hits Last Second Shot Sr. Mike May had a tremendous night while scoring 29 pts. and Tom Craft hit a basket on the free throw line with two seconds remaining to give the Bears a victory over Rio Grande. The game was pretty much in Rio Grande ' s hands in the first half with the score board indicating 41-36 at halftime. After leading as many as 10 pts. in the second half, the Bears made a comeback with 13:12 show- ing on the clock and down 51-43. The fighting Bears tied the game in less than 3 minutes of play. The game went into overtime and May put Pikeville ahead 66-65. The two teams then traded baskets for two minutes until Tom Craft sunk the win- ning basket with two seconds left. Pikeville out rebounded the Redmen 30-27. Ervin Smith brought down 12 while May contributed 9 for the Bears. Scoring for the Bears: Leader Mike May with 29 pts. In double fig- ures were Rodney Rowe 16, and Er- vin Smith 11. Tom Craft and Greg Newsome also led the victory with 9 and 7 points. 89 Pike vi lie Advances In K.I.A.C. Tourney The Pikeville College Bears ad- vanced in the first round of the K.I.A.C. by downing the Alice Lloyd Eagles 68-63. The game continued to be close as the Bears led 29-24 at the half. In the second half of play the Bears struck for six consecutive points on two- pointers by May, Newsome, and Lindsey that put Pikeville ahead 54- 51. The Bears led the rest of the way, although the Eagles did pull within one several times. Brian Rankins, a Murray State Trans- fer, pumped in 20 points and 17 re- bounds to lead the Pikeville attack. Rankins hit 7 of 1 1 shots from the floor and sunk 6 of 10 free throws. Bears Fall To Cumberland In Second Round of K.I.A.C The Bears traveled to Williamsburg, Ky. where they faced the Cumberland Indi- ans. Despite Sr. Mike May ' s 32 point ef- fort, Pikeville just couldn ' t pull the victory. The Indians dominated both halves, with the final score being 120-89. Scoring in double figures were: Newsome 13, Ran- kins 12, and Rowe 10. The Bears ended their basketball season with a 6-16 re- cord. 90 Bears β 68 Alice Lloyd β 63 Senior Co-captain, Greg Newsome, also led the team by contributing 14 points. Other key players in the Bear ' s victory were Reggie Lindsey, a transfer from Manatee Junior College, who brought down 10 rebounds and scored 13 pts. and Hoskins Carroll who added 1 1 points. B ' 83 ' Cheerleaders The ' 83 ' Bears Cheerleaders were (L to R) Sandra Gomez, Bonnie Lawson, Pam Wolford, Terri Tackett, Laura Hall, Patsy Roberts and Pam Taylor. Laura Hall Wheelwright, Ky. Terri Tackett McDowell, Ky. Sandra believes in keeping on top of things which is where she must be to be able to dunk a ball. (Right) the girls are shown cheering the Bears on as well as showing their talents. Patsy Roberts Virgie, Ky Pam Wolford West Milton, Ohio Cheering The Bears To Victory Cheering the Bears on are Sandra Gomez, Bonnie Lawson, Lisa Hall, Laura Hall, Pam Wolford, Patsy Roberts, and Pam Taylor. Sandra Gomez Phelphs, Ky. Patsy Roberts seems to be putting every- thing into cheering and loving it. 94 Pam Taylor Pikeville, Ky. Lisa Hall Wheelwright, Ky. Bonnie Lawson Pikeville, Ky. Cheering takes much prac- tice and many long hours of work. The cheerleaders have done a remarkable job this year and should be commended. Their Spon- sor, Susan Huffman should also be commended on her excellent leadership. Cheerleading 95 W Lady Bears (Right) Ms. Lynn Perry, a Junior transfer from Lee ' s Jr. College, where she was Jr. College Ail-Ameri- can. She was second this year in scoring and rebounding with an avg. of 20 and 11. (Bottom Left) Colleen Coates, a Ju- nior transfer from Alice Lloyd saw action during the second semester. Colleen helped out inside and on the board. (Bottom Right) Teresa Ray, a Junior center led this years Lady Bears in scoring with an average of 25 pts. and 12 rebounds. Ray led the team in these categories the last three years. Lesia Sizemore (Top Left) As a transfer from Lee ' s Junior College Lesia Sizemore stepped right in and handed out 8 ' r the PC Lady β . Itety ffjWL and fum fL guard Trena Hensley scored 15 points per game for the Lady Bears. Trena is counted on by teammates for action packed driving plays and her outside hits. (Bottom Right) A steady backup guard Becky Martin came on Strong during the latter part of the year as she gained valuable experience. warn Wjm V ? . H β 1 jm 9t Jl Bj Jf. 1 V, OfiicΒ«at Melanie Dedden Melanie Dedden, a sophomore slide in and out of action during the course of the year. Mel was out much of the time with a knee injury. Janet Keene Janet Keene, a sophomore played hard for the team, and wore out many opponents with her rough defensive play during the 1982-83 year. 98 Sports (Top) 1982-83 Lady Bears: (Back row l-r) Libby White, Pikeville; Becky Martin, Virgie; Janet Keene, Feds Creek; Lesia Sizemore, Hy- den; Trena Hensley, Maytown; Coach: Larry West. (Front) Martha Robinson, Jenkins; Colleen Coates, Beautyville; Lynn Perry, Whitesburg; Melanie Dedden, Er- langer; Teresa Ray, Pikeville; not pcitured Wyvonna Davis, Neon; Vickie Turner, Charleston; Jackie Kirk, Johns Creek. (Left) Coach Larry West was at PC beginning in 1980. He ended his coaching ca- reer at PC in 1983 with a season record of 1 1 and 16. West was a former PC Bear but has now re- turned to Florida. Sports 99 SI (Top) Bears a, trophy i (Center hustle Right) 1 they an the, Lady first place ' Classic, the all ner . as for mak- ing the all tournament team in the Caney Creek Classic. (Bottom Left) Teresa Ray, the versatile center-for- ward for the Lady Bears. (Top) The team takes time out with Coach West to plan their strategy. (Center) Lesia Size- more, a junior guard, banks in a lay-up for two points against Cumberland. (Bottom) Senior Libby Lockhart White is con- cerntrating during her last Homecoming game. PC won the game 87-86. 1 H HHHH 1 9 | : ;: P ; H β’ - . ' 5 :- L s §£5Jttfil Sports 101 ey, a very valuable player, is Jto a score. Xj2L 102 Sports 1983 Spring Queen TOBY LYNN SPRADLIN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Spradlin of Martin, KY., was chosen by the student body to be crowned 1983 Spring Formal Queen at the SGA ' s Spring celebration on March 23. Toby was presented a dozen roses, a trophy, and was crowned by last year ' s queen, Jerri Ward of McDowell. Miss Spradlin is a 22 year old Accounting Major. She was secretary of the Sr. Class and works part-time for Cooley, Hall, and Harris, CPA. 104 Spring Formal 1983 Spring Formal Court The 1983 Spring Formal Queen and her court was presented by Faculty member Marian Yarus. The court consisted of (L to R) Sandra Gomez, Michelle Moore, Mary Ann Stanley, Patsy Roberts, Jane Wallace, Queen Toby Spradlin, last year ' s queen β Jerri Ward, Ann Phillips, Pam Scott, and Tammy Roberts. The Queen was escorted by Phil Slone. Spring Formal 105 FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Sandra Gomez ESCORT: Troy Rutherford SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Mary Ann Stanley ESCORT: Eugene Sisco 106 SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Pam Scott ESCORT: Mark Johnson JUNIOR ATTENDANT Ann Phillips ESCORT: Kenneth Roberts JUNIOR ATTENDANT Patsy Roberts SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Michelle Moore FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Tammy Roberts SENIOR ATTENDANT Jane Wallace 107 Stanly Mary _Β« β OPVAO ' lOt Β Go %s HMa N Phe lps, ' ?e Ky A f Oft Β£ ' e v . a ' β v NOT PICTURED: Tammy Roberts Freshman β Virgie, KY. 109 Queen Toby Spradlin takes time out of a busy schedule to pose for photographs after being crowned ' 83 ' Spring Queen Toby Spradlin Dorothy Compton, freshman, finds that the only way to get along is to get involved. She is pictured above with her hus- band and her many friends that attended the dance. Jerri Ward (pictured above) has been a very active part of SGA, es- pecially with the deco- rations for Spring For- mal. 1 10 Spring Formal The table (pictured Top Left) shows the many hours and careful planning that went into decorating the gym for Spring Formal. (Bottom Right) Bren- da Hamilton is pictured with escort Robert Newsome. They both have played a very important role in SGA during their years at Pikeville Col- lege. (Above) Steve John- son and Jerri Smith took time out from dancing to photo- graph a memorable evening. Spring Formal 111 Fun Is Being With A Friend Fun is being with a friend at joyful events that will someday be memories of the past. (Top) Janie Reynolds, Senior, enjoys just listen- ing to the music with someone special; while Lau- ra Hall says, Lets remember tonight with a photograph (Center Left). Joh- nene seems inter- nested in some- thing that Tivis had to say, but Philip Smith only finds it amusing. Tonight ' s the night for special friends, a friend- ship like ours. (L to R) John Norris, Melanie Dedden, Tracie Estep, Jane Wallace, Jerri Ward, Mary Ann Stanley, and Eu- gene Sisco. 1 12 Spring Formal The people around us are what makes the event such as Spring Formal so special to us. Pic- tured (Left) Lisa Hall ' s smile reflects the good time she and her date were having. Only pictures can reflect the beauty of an event after it is over. (Top Left) Shelia Rowe and her husband are pictured in the entrance way to the dance. (Top Right) Ann Phillips and Coonie Roberts are pictured at the area arranged for pictures. Decorations, though beautiful at the time, are soon forgotten after the dance. Spring Formal 1 13 I Gaul f f fl Β 0 Out you ' re out, at least t the Baseball team, ts brought an ei aseball as w is many c Basebal part ' % . t. ii BBY EDMONDS UTILITY PLAYER SEVILLE, KY. bby played infield, outfield, and catch. eniors raduate WW m mm m ARK JOH SECOND BASE JACKHORN, KY. Mark was an excellent fielder, had good speed on the bases and was a strong lead off hitter. irise ncui w m ' V W ' β r - ,- .SOU Β«% ' ! ' , :«« ' , ' « ?MΒ« Β l S!tΒ«K ( ( )MIJΒ Β !IM« !lMΒ JMM««MΒ Β Β«9M C SΒ if Β« %? . V - reshmer !. They are .1 Baldridge. T,, . ,ay Baseball, an opi tent. while waiting iu on, Terry Wright Hkeville Colle now non- HERSHNER β JR. INFIELD, PITCH it Chester, OH Jeff had consistent glove 1 tense, and excellent speed. QUENTIN WILSON β FR. PITCHER Goode, Va. Quentin possessed a su curve ball and a good moving fast ball. β β : -.-: β β :. - J- - _3 β β 9 1 x β’ s % m β β %β β -r β r _Β± ? ' Baseball 117 4g 120 Baseball Tennis At PC 1983 TENNIS TEAM: Kenneth (Coonie) Roberts, Paul Michael Adams, Ralph Varney, Spen- cer Maynard, Harvey Tackett: Coach, Billy Mollet, and Steve Johnson Harvey uses his back hand stroke in the tough match against Transylvania in the District Tournament on May 5th. Team Statistics Date Opponent Team Results March 20 Tusculum 2-7 April 2 Clinch Valley 0-9 Aprin 5 Clinch Valley 0-9 April 6 Alice Lloyd 5-4 April 14 Tusculum 1-8 April 16 Transylvania 2-7 April 20 Northern Kentucky 0-9 April 22 Alice Lloyd 6-3 April 23 Northern Kentucky 2-7 April 24 Campbellsville 1-8 April 27 Union 3-3 April 29, 30 Thomas Moore 0-9 May 5, 6 Asbury KI.A.C Tourna. N.A.I. A. Tourna. at Campbellsville OVERALL RECORD 2 - - Wins 0-9 5th place 10- β Losses 1 - - Tie Ralph Varney Junior β Johns Creek Spencer Maynard Junior β Johns Creek Kenneth Coonie Roberts Junior β VSrgie Spencer finds that the backhand stroke can be very helptul in matches as important as the Confer, match. Paul Micheal Adams Junior β Virgie 126 Tennis Harvey Tackett Senior β Jenkins Captain Steve Johnson Junior β Pikeviiie Pictured bottom right is Ralph Var- ney. Ralph is ready for any play his opponent may use to win. Tennis 127 Mark Johnson President Senior β Jackhorn, KY Harvey Tackett Vice President Senior β Jenkins, KY 128 S.G.A. Robert Edmonds Treasurer Senior β Pikeville, KY The 1982-1983 S.G.A. Officers and Sen- ators worked hard to make it an enjoy- able year for everyone. They are: Libby Lockhart, Harvey Tackett, Mark Johnson, Bobby Edmonds, Pam Scott, Eugene Sisco, Teresa Ray, Jerri Ward, Nicky Wright, Bobby Baker, Jane Wallace, and Melissa Johnson. They should be com- mended on the job they have done and the long hours they have spent arranging activities to make the time spent on the college campus more exciting. 129 S.G.A. Chooses New Leaders A big event of the year for the Student Government Association is the election of the New Student Government President . As time draws near the candidates start their heated campaigns. They plaster the campus with posters reading, Vote for , the best person for the job , and with signs and fliers telling what a great president they would be. Pictured above is Eugene Sisco holding one of his campaign signs as he presents his campaign promises to John Fox and Kathy Gilliam. Could that have been what won him the election? 130 SGA Student Government ends the year with a dinner in honor of the new Student Govern- ment President and Vice-President. Eugene Sisco pictured top left is shown being sworn in by last years President: Mark Johnson. Bottom left, last years Vice-President: Har- vey Tackett swears in George Diamond, the new Vice-President. Pictured above, Gary Anderson: Adminis- trative Advisor to the Student Government Association is shown at the last event cele- brated by many. Gary played a very active part in the S.G.A. and was appreciated greatly for his assistance because the Stu- dent Government activities are a very im- portant part of life on the Pikeville College Campus, and requires much team effort as well as a good leader to be a success. S.G.A. 131 I F.L.C. is a club that consisted of students from the Spanish Class. Those pictures are (L-R) Brenda Murphy, Nicky Wright, Lynn Hobbs, and Terrie Stevens. Foreign Language Club M.E.N.C. M.E.N.C, is one of the most liviest groups on campus. They are very supportive of the bears during the basketball season as well as adding pep to the fans. Pictured top (L-R) is Brian Bayless, Craig Lowe, Diana Davis, John Fenech, Paula Hinkle, Jeff Scott, Nancy Scaggs, Kelli Coleman, John Norris, Jeri Johnson, Melvin Frasure. Front row (L-R) Carolyn Click, Vaiarie Hale, and Andera Marcum. A man very important to the success of M.E.N.C. is Jim Andy Caudill for his talented Guidance. He is pictured bottom right corner. 132 F.I.C. M.E.N. The 1 ' Clubs hours study, courses as Survey, as shoβ Ben Ward is pic- tured with some of the members of the class. m ji % fc 1 1 9 1 -β’Β % Β . 1 fr β r Lady Hotshots The Lady Hotshots Club con- sists of members of the Lady Bears Basketball Team. Pic- tured (l-r) Lib by Lock hart White, Becky Martin, Lesia Sizemore, Teresa Ray, Melanie Dedden, Charlese Prater, Janet Keene, Trena Hensley, and Lynn Perry. Below is the P.E. Club whose members were: Joyce Whitt, Paul Michael Adams, Harvey Tackett, Basil Armstrong, Melanie Dedden, Timmy Owens, Trena Hensley, Janet Keene, and Lesia Sizemore. p m m E - 1 c i ' H 1 i ' s u r -. b Β« }Β The P.B.L. Club is for students seeking a career in the business world. (L-R) Lynn Hobbs, Faith Wolford, Brenda Hicks (Faculty), Melissa Johnson, Mary Ann Stanley, Rose Smith, Flora Castle, and Janet Keene. (Back Row) Pam Stumbo (Faculty) Terry Spears, Trade Estep, and Lynn Perry. PBL β Business Club -! r β ' At the annual PBL Club Ban- quet the club F elected its new M Tr Β« w officers for the β’j P% β ' mm ' 83 ' year. They lam ' -- i are (l-r) Mary Β₯ - Ann Stanley, m β 1 Trade Estep, 1 i Melissa John- 1 i s o n , Rose M ' W Smith, Terry 4 Spears, Coonie Roberts, Lynn Perry, and Tivis Newsome. PBL 137 - β -β β , ' Β«eΒ .Β«ft ; β β β :β β β kf- a r ?e Science Club should be commended on being one of the most active clubs on campus. During the year they sold calendars featuring many of PC ' s most talented students. Among other, activities was the work they did with career day for the area high school seniors and a trip to the World ' s Fair. The Science Club, pictured above include (L to R) Benny May, Rejeana Mullins, Lela Maynard, everyones friend Mr. Skeleton , Jeff Dawson, Baretta Casey, Ann Phillips, Michelle Moore, Tommy Phillips, F rosty Levy (Facul- ty), Sylvia Marshall, Glenn Brown (Faculty). Of course, sci- ence is not always fun and games. Pictured on opposite page are students who realize how important study is. Var- ious experiments were conducted in the labs, as is shown by Carol Hunter, Ann Phillips, Benny May (Top), and Vickie Kimberlain (Bottom Left). (Bottom Right) Michelle Moore and Rejeana Mullins are shown with their Mud Puppies which is only one of several speciemans they had to disect. 138 Science Club 139 jm + l BCA β Bourbon 142 ' β β ' : - ; :; --.% - , ,;.. ,;., .,,.:. Cowboys Association The Burbon Cowboys Associ- ation was best known for the BCA Wrestling. The club Mem- bers are Glenn Fugitt, Eugene Sisco, Bobby Baker, Steve Johnson, Donald Varney, Billy Mollet, Rick Gabrielson, Steve Priode, Rick Ryver, Tommy Ter- ry, Mark Johnson, Harvey Tack- ett, and Rusty Drake. Harvey shows them who the real champ is after defeating a tough oppo- nent. (TOP Center) Spencer finds his opponent a little hard to handle. George has confidence and is ready to take on anyone who dares to challenge him. No wrestling is complete without a referee. Tommy Terry is the Bur- bon Cowboys ref. 143 β’83 ' Highlander Jerri Ward Advising Editor Sherry May Assistant Editor Brenda Hamilton Advising Editor Yearbook Staff Marian Yarns Advisor Devena McCarty Typist Brenda Hicks Advisor Jane Ann Wallace John Nor r is Mary Ann Stanley Working Hard To Produce 146 Lisa Hall Janet Keene Teresa Ray A Good Yearbook! Judy Hale and Melissa Johnson spent many hours organizing the books in the bookstore after the semester began. (Above) Mark Johnson and Pam Scott take time out of their busy schedule as SGA offi- cers to enjoy the outdoors and the begin- ning of Spring. (Right) Kenneth Coonie Roberts is shown after being thrown in the reflection pond at the Mountain Laurel Festi- val in Pineville. 148 Campus To Life! (Left) Pam Ken- drick, David Karst, Tommy Terry, and Pam Cantrell take time out from ciasses to share a little gossip with friends. (Above) Darlene Potter and Doris Cantrell find that the Den is a good place to share the problems of college life. (Left) Harvey Tackett hits the Tennis Courts and begins his practice to prepare for the future, tough matches. 149 s w m m t i n 9 P o o I B e c o m e s 150 Summer is finally here and it ' s time for everyone to start having fun. The campus spot most enjoyed by the students in the summer is the swimming pool. Some go there to enjoy a nice relax- ing swim while others are there to work on their tans. So, it ' s grab a town and some suntan lotion and off to the pool. The pool is a place where friends get togeth- er to enjoy them- selves. It is also where students and faculty can have the opportu- nity to get to know each other outside the classroom. F a v o r i t e C a m P u s S P o r t 151 MARK JOHNSON Psychology Jackhorn, Ky. KAREN BURKE Biology Dorton, Ky, SHARON CANTRELL COX Bern. Ed, Pikeville, Ky. TAMMY C. HALL Bern. Ed. Pikeville, Ky. SYLVIA MARSHALL Biology Allen, Ky. JOHN WERTH Psychology Toledo, Ohio JANE ANN WALLACE Bern. Ed. Prestonsburg, Ky. ROBERT DAVID EDMONDS Accounting Pikeville, Ky. VALERIA HALE Music BetsyLayne, Ky. JANICE CHILDERS Special Ed. Pikeville, Ky, NANTHA BILLIPS Accounting Allen, Ky. 153 PC Prepares Students For Professional Schools Six Pikeville College Students have been accepted to various types of professional schools. They are (L-R) Karen Boleyn, Barbara Swoyer, Lela Maynard, Rick McClellan, Rejeana Mullins, and Dianna Justice. These students feel that the science faculty at Pikeville College have been very helpful in their decisions to continue in professional careers. Dianna Justice Dianna Justice of Pikeville has completed her training at the Methodist Hospital School of Medical Technology and is now seeking to continue her educa- tion in the field of Medicine. Rejeana Mullins Rejeana Mullins of Pikeville will be leaving the college to contin- ue her education at the Pikeville Methodist Hospital School of Medical Technology. Karen Boleyn Karen Boleyn of Garrett has been accepted to the Univ. of Kentucky Medical School. She feels her science courses were very helpful in preparing for the admissions exam into medical school. Barbara Swoyer Barbara Swoyer of Pikeville has been accepted to the Univ. of Kentucky College of Dentistry and will begin her studies in Au- gust. She feels that the attention of the instructors has aided greatly to her acceptance of professional school. Lela Maynard Lela Maynard, a junior Medical Technology Major at Pikeville College, has been accepted to the medical technology training program at the Pikeville Meth- odist Hospital where she will continue her work toward certifi- ciation. Upon certification Lela plans to apply to Medical School. Rick McClellan Rick McClellan, a biologist for Alpha Engineering, has been ac- cepted to the Univ. of Kentucky Medical School. He will begin his studies during the 1983 fall se- mester. Maratha L. Collins Crowns Our Ky. Queen After the surprised Miss Phillips was named queen, she made her way back through the audience to the apex of the laurel cove. She donned a cape with the train held by several young boys, and carried a bou- quet of the traditional pink and white mount-laurel. She knelt beside the reflecting pool to accept her crown from Lt. Governor Martha Layne Collins. (Pictured Below) Following the coronation the queen escort, Kenneth Coonie Roberts of Virgie, was thrown in the reflecting pool, a tradition always enjoyed by the audience. Pictured with Coonie was the Mayor of Pineville after he, too, was thrown into the reflecting pool. , β β’Β . vf 3 ! fc Pictured left are the many friends and Alumni of Pikeville College who were there to of- fer their support to Ann. Many thanks to Greg Yarus for the excellent pictures he had tak- en and made available for our use. 159 PC ' s First Ky. Mt. Laurel Queen The Pineville Community takes pride in showcasing the annual festival each May amid the beauty of the Mt. Laurel. Their year long efforts are highlighted by the presentation of the candidates from the back drop of the cove in their long white dresses. The 22 young women spent the four day weekend rehears- ing the procession into the natural amphitheater of Pine Mountain State Park and the Grand Ball follow- ing the coronation, attending dinners and receptions, and meeting new people. Ann Victoria Phillips of Belfry, a 20-year-old senior from Pikeville College, joined a long line of royalty after being crowned the 1983 Mt. Laurel Queen in Pineville. This was the first time a candidate repre- senting Pikeville has won the 52-year pag.. % 1983 Graduation (Right) Dr. Jackson O. Hall speaks to the many friends and families of the ' 83 ' graduating seniors before announcing the speakers. (Below) The Rev. Dwayne Black of Pompano Beach, Florida was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters degree during the May 1 Commencement ex cerises. Rev. Black was an Associate Minister at the First Presbyterian Church of Pompano Beach since 1967. Leading the procession of the 108 graduating seniors were Eu- gene Sisco and George Dia- mond, the new Student Govern- ment President and Vice-Presi- dent (pictured bottom center). 162 Mayor William C. Hambley, M.D. addressed 108 gradu- ating seniors on the growth and development of the re- gion during commence- ment exerises at Pikeville College Sunday, May 1 in Faith Chapel. After receiv- ing an Honorary Doctorate of Laws degree Hambley spoke of how he owed his intellectual encouragement to Pikeville College. It was at the college where his high intellect was nurtured. (Left) is Mark Johnson deli- vering his last speech to the students as their Student Government President. Mark also gave challenging advice as well as strong en- couragement to the new Student Government Presi- dent. 163 Many Receive Awards The two graduating seniors with the highest GPA were awarded gold watches at gradu- ation. They were, Karen Boleyn (pictured right) of Garrett also received the Depart- mental award for Science and Math, and Linda Anderson of Virgie (not pictured) who also received the Departmental of Social Sciences in Business Management. Outstanding Teacher Receiving the second place award of $ 1000 for the Wil- liam Wade and Helen Re- cord Walker Award for teaching excellence was Jing Pang Lee, Associate Professor of Math. Dr. Lee is pictured right with two Math Majors, Brenda Ham- ilton and Lib by Lock hart White. 164 Glenn Brown Receives Teaching Award Glenn Brown, Associate Pro- fessor of Biology at Pikeville College, received a $1500 first place William Wade and Helen Record Walker Award for teaching excellence during Commencement exercises at the college May 1. George Walker, Board of Trustees Member, established the en- dowment fund in 1976 in hon- or of his parents who were life long supporters of Pikeville College. Jane Ann Wallace of Pres- tonsburg, a 1983 graduate of the college, was the re- cipient of the prestigious $500 Granville Presbyterian Award. The award was pre- sented by Jewell Cline, As- sociate Professor of educa- tion. The award went to the most outstanding and cre- ative senior student teach- er. The award is funded by the First United Presbyteri- an Church in Granville, Ohio. Jane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wal- lace 165 166 108 Graduating Seniors! 167 I tfl I Presenting the diplomas at graduation were Dr. Jackson O. Hall and Dr. Stephen Fritz: Vice-President of Academic Affairs (Top Right). (Above) Dr. Hall places the sash on Teresa Eagle. (Right) Janie Reynolds receives her Diplo- ma from Dr. Fritz. 168 iiii ' Sandy Bowling Kelly, Mike May, and Rose Smith receive their diplomas with looks of satisfaction for the accomplishments they have made. (Top Right) Jack Tester, Brenda Hamilton, Sheryl Cable, and Jerri Ward Turner are pictured. Jack was the Photographer that covered graduation. 169 170 Graduation Graduation is a time for saying good-bye to many old friends, (top) Brenda Hamil- ton, Jerri Ward Turner, Jane Wallace, (center) Eddie and Sandy Bowling Kelly and Mildred Skeens. (right) Sharon Can- trell Cox and Karen Burke. Come Dance The j . ' . . ' β’ ' β’ ' β’β :β Pikeville College now i port unity available. Stu college can now minor i taught in various type ballet, folk dancing, tap, and jazz, students are now choosing dance to performing arts requirement, (picturt ter) Peggy Davis and her class af m they begin to learn their first steps, (h Tiny Moore and John Compton are as they prepare for the Spring Dance al. (left bottom) The girls work out at before beginning the actual dance. (, dfyier) Eugene Sisco and Pam Smfi recital, (left) Angela Elswick and Jer perform their part in the recital. ( Pam Scott helps Eugene apply the m for his costume before the recital. Enjoying The Outdoors Spring has a way of bringing everyone outdoors, (far left) Gary Anderson made the time to be out on campus with the students, (top center) Toby Spradlin and Phil Slone have time to enjoy just being with each other, (top right) Mike and Jamie find that the wall in front of Wickham is the per- fect place to take a break from classes. Time out for friends finds Betty Puckett, Kim Clevinger, and Teresa Ratliff on the steps in front of Record Memorial. On the sidewalk we have Fabian Ray and Roberta Hall, (below) is Trade Estep, Brett Petterson, Lisa Hall, and Lynn Perry. β’β Van 179 Appalachian Literature Class Visits Author James Still (above) James Still, a descendant of pio- neers who settled early in the southern moun- tains, grew up in the Appalachain foothills of northern Alabama. James Still moved to the Eastern Kentucky region in 1932. Member of the Appala- chian Lit. class listens with amazement to the stories that James Still has to tell. Class mem- bers were: Baretta Ca- sey, Carol Ganim, Rudy Sutherland, Charles Carty, Jim Era- sure, and Debbie Stiltner. 1 80 1811 R e m e m b e r W h e n ? A my Johnson spends many hours at registration trying to get her schedule straight. Ann Phillips was the first Pikeville College Mt. Laurel Queen. Dazzle Boys played until 1:00 at the Homecoming Dance. Β ' . 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Box 2588 South Mayo Trail Pikeville, KY 41501 606-437-6286 187 Index Butcher, Paul β 76 Abshire, Diana β 61 Adams, Paul β 4 1 Adkins, Charles β 51 Adkins, Connie β 41 Adkins, Doug β 41 Adkins, Rick β 61 Atkinson, Bennetta β 42 Anderson, Gary β 71 Anderson, Helen β 81 Anderson, Shirley β 8 1 Arnett, Margaret β 80 Bailey, Donna β 60 Bailey, Maurice β 72 Baker, Bobby β 60 Banks, Angie β 61 Banks, Eliza β 42 Bartley, Diane β 17 Bartley, Rhonda β 61 Bartley, Robin β 17 Bay less, Brian β 61 Belcher, Michelle β 17 Belcher, Toddβ 18 Berger, Strawn β 68 Biliter, Helen β 42 Billips, Nantha β 18 Blackburn, Mike β 18 Blackburn, Nellie β 61 Blankenship, Ruth β 61 Boleyn, Karen β 18 Bowling, Sandy β 18 Brackett, Pam β 80 Branham, Elizabeth β 42 Brown, Glenn β 72 Brown, Selina β 61 Brown, Susan β 61 Brown, Vickie β 71 Burke, Karen β 18 Cable, Sheryl β 42 Cantrell, Doris β 52 Cantrell, Pam β 42 Casebolt, Tammy β 61 Casey, Baretta β 61 Castle, Flora β 42 Caudill, Jim Andy β 75 Chaney, Donna β 77 Childers, Chuck β 68 Childers, Janice β 18 Childers, Kurt β 61 Childers, Teresa β 60 Church, Rhonda β 52 Clevinger, Kimberly β 18 Clevinger, Ricky β 52 Clevinger, Tammy β 62 Click, Carolyn β 42 Cline, Jewell β 76 Coates, Colleen β 43 Coleman, Craig β 62 Coleman, Fairy β 71 Coleman, Georgia β 79 Coleman, Kelli β 43 Coleman, Phyllis β 43 Collier, Steve β 43 Collins, Tracy β 19 Combs, Chris β 69 Como, Patricia β 78 Compton, Dorothy β 62 Compton, John Paul β 52 Copley, Byrd β 68 Cox, Sharon β 19 Cranor, Susan β 19 Crum, Leisha β 19 Culton, Alma β 75 Curry, Lisha β 52 Curry,- Mark β 69 188 Index Damron, Billie Jean β 62 Daniels, Jim β 73 Daniels, Larry β 19 Davis, Diana β 19 Dawson, Jeff β 62 Dedden, Melanie β 51 Delk, Robert β 74 Derry, Carol β 71 Diamond, George β 19 Dotson, Rachel β 52 Drake, Rusty β 62 Derenda, Dye β 62 Greer, Lorinda β 52 Gupta, Atam β 72 Eagle, Teresa β 20 Edmonds, Robert β 20 Elswick, Angela β 52 Elswick, Mildred β 80 Epling, Terry β 62 Esham, Lois β 72 Estep, Trade β 43 Fenech, John β 62 Ferrell, Kimberly β 62 Forsyth, Pam β 52 Francis, Charles β 76 Erasure, Melvin β 62 Frazier, Kitty β 43 Frazier, Teresa β 43 Fritz, Patricia β 78 Fritz, Stephen β 71 Fugitt, Glenn β 69 Hackney, Kathy β 43 Hale, Judy β 20 Hale, Valerie β 20 Hall, David β 43 Hall, Jackson O. β 70 Hall, Kathe β 78 Hall, Laura β 63 Hall, Lisa β 63 Hall, Pam β 44 Hall, Rick β 53 Hall, Rodney β 69 Hall, Susan β 63 Hall, Tammy β 20 Hamilton, Brenda β 20 Harmon, Mary β 79 Hatfield, Kim β 20 Henderson, Donisa β 44 Hensley, Trena β 53 Hershner, Jeff β 44 Hicks, Brenda β 74 Hinkle, Paula β 53 Hobbs, Lynn β 53 Huffman, Susan β 78 Hunt, James β 63 Hunter, Carol β 53 Hurley β Debbie β 44 Hurley, Sharon β 20 Hurley, Teena β 44 Huwiler, David β 75 Hylton, John β 21 Gabrielson, Rick β 68 Ganim, Carol β 75 Gomez, Sandra β 62 lllic, Betty β 44 Index 189 James, Lora β 63 Johnson, Amy β 21 Johnson, Charlotte β 44 Johnson, Jen β 21 Johnson, Mark β 21 Johnson, Melissa β 21 Johnson, Sheliah β 21 Johnson, Sherry β 21 Johnson, Steve β 44 Jones, Oscar β 21 Joyce, Andrew β 60 Justus, Monica β 63 Keene, Carm β 53 Keene, Debby β 72 Keene, Janet β 53 Keene, Lara β 53 Keene, Ruth β 81 Kelly, Eddie β 22 Kendrick, Marsha β 80 Kendrick, Pam β 45 Kennedy, Tawnya β 45 Kilgore, Diana β 63 Kimberlain, Vickie β 45 Kinder, Hobart β 73 King, Vickie β 45 Lail, Dona ld β 74 Lawson, Bonnie β 63 Lawson, Tammy β 63 Lee, Jing Pang β 72 Lee, Shu Mei β 22 Lee, Tara β - 45 Leedy, Jacqueline β 69 Leeper, Pam β 63 Lewis, Kandee β 22 Little, Bill β 77 Little, Diana β 22 Lindemann, Kim β 63 Lockhart, Susan β 51 Lowell, Gene β 74 Lowe, Craig β 63 Lucas, Jamie β 45 Lucas, Ricky β 45 Maddiwar, Surekha β 22 Marcum, Andrea β 53 Marcum, Scott β 64 Marshall, Sylvia β 22 Martin, Becky β 64 Martin, Carolyn β 45 May, Benny β 54 May, Mike β 22 May, Sherry β 45 Maynard, Darrell β 46 Maynard, Lela β 46 Maynard, Lou Verda β 81 Maynard, Spencer β 46 McCarty, Deverra β 54 McDonald, Art β 79 McDowell, Cathy β 46 McKellogg, Jim β 79 McKinney, Billie β 54 McPeek, Jerry β 22 McPeek, Opie β 68 Menchetti, Kathi β 78 Mims, Sandy β 78 Mollet, Billy β 68 Mollet, Linda β 69 Moore, Audreyetta β 64 Moore, Michelle β 54 Morrison, Jackie β 64 Morrison, Lisa β 64 Mullins, Eddie β 46 Mullins, Rejeana β 23 Muncy, Carolyn β 8 1 Murphy, Brenda β 23 Murphy, Sinthia β 23 Newman, Charles β 64 Newsom, Andrew β 23 Newsom, Greg β 23 Newsom, Ricky β 23 Newsom, Tivis β 23 Newsome, Denise β 54 Newsome, Tammy β 54 Norris. John β 54 Osborne, Sherri β 46 Owens, Tim β 46 Patterson, Ruth β 23 Pena, Jacqueline β 46 Penley, Debra β 24 Pennington, Sherry β 54 Perry, Lynn β 47 Peterson, Brett β 64 Phillips, Ann β 47 Phillips, Timmy β 64 Polley, Rusty β 47 Potter, Darlene β 64 Potter, Lucinda β 80 Prater, Charlese β 64 Prater, Ricky β 23 Priode, Steve β 47 Puckett, Betty β 24 Ratliff, Ishmal β 68 Ratliff, Kathie β 47 Ratliff, Jennifer β 54 Ratliff, Teresa β 24 Ray, Fabian β 24 Ray, Ricky β 69 Ray, Shelia β 47 Ray, Teresa β 47 190 Index Reese, Gina β 64 Rice, Teresa β 74 Riffe, Shelvy β 47 Roberts, Bonnie β 24 Roberts, Kenneth β 47 Roberts, Patsy β 47 Roberts, Tammy β 65 Robertson, Jackie β 68 Robinson, Martha β 65 Robinson, Sherrie β 65 Roddy, Philip β 79 Rogers, Vanessa β 48 Rose, Linda Joyce β 60 Rowe, Shelia β 24 Runyon, Melissa β 65 Rutherford, Troy β 55 Ryver, Rick β 48 Sawyers, Paula β 65 Sayers, Douglas β 68 Scaggs, Nancy β 65 Scarberry, Randall β 81 Schindler, Robert β 75 Scott, Jeff β 65 Scott, Pam β 51 Scott, Ruth β 75 Shattuck, Lorraine β 65 Shortridge, Johnny β 69 Shortridge, Timmy β 65 Silvers, Mural β 24 Sisco, Eugene β 24 Sizemore, Lesia β 48 Slone, Bonnie β 65 Slone, Phil β 48 Slone, Sherry β 65 Smallwood, James β 24 Smith, Diana β 65 Smith, Jeri β 60 Smith, Kathy β 25 Smith, Phillip β 48 Smith, Rose β 25 Sohn, Kathy β 81 Sowder, Charlene β 66 Wallace, Jane Ann β 26 Sparks, John β 25 Walls, Michael β 55 Spears, Judy β 48 Ward, Ben β 73 Spears, Terry β 48 Ward, Jerri Lynn β 26 Spradlin, Toby β 25 Ward, Terry β 26 Staggs, Robert β 68 Warvariv, Kathy β 77 Stanley, Lynn β 66 Webb, Mark β 6R Stanley, Mary Ann β 51 Webb, Timothy β 26 Stanley, Rhonda β 51 Werth, John β 26 Stevens, Terrie β 55 Whitt, Joyce β 49 Stewart, Crystal β 48 Williams, Alberta β 66 Stinnett, Alvin β 75 Williamson, John β 66 Stumbo, Pam β 74 Williamson, Lucy β 66 Sutherland, Betty β 77 Williamson, Susan β 66 Sutherland, Rudolph β 74 Williamson, Tammy β 55 Sword, Robin β 55 Wilson, Quentin β 66 Swoyer, Barbara β 55 Wolford, Faith β 55 Syck, Daryle β 66 Wolford, Pam β 26 Sykes, Connie β 25 Wright, Nick β 49 r Wright, Terry β 66 T V Tackett, Dana β 66 Tackett, Glenda β 78 Varney, Ralph β 49 Tackett, James Harvey β 25 Tackett, Janet Mullins β 25 Tackett, Terrie β 55 V Taylor, Helen β 25 Y Taylor, Pam β 55 Terry, Tommy β 26 Thacker, Bill Doug β 66 Yarus, Marian β 76 Thacker, Donna β 26 Thacker, Donrita β 80 , Thacker, Patsy β 80 Thomas, Palestine β 49 , Thrash, Gary β 73 Tibb, Bennett β 66 β S H Wagner, Kathy β 49 Wakeland, Judy β 77 Index 191 1982-83 Highlander Editor Sheryl Cable A true friend lasts forever and what better way to remember them than with a photograph. Putting togeth- er a yearbook takes many hours of dedicated work as well as a desire to produce something the students can be proud of. This book was produced for no one individual but for everyone that they might recall the joyful events of ' 83 ' at Pikeville College. The yearbook staff dedi- cates this book to you, the stu- dents, faculty, and staff, with hopes that you will enjoy it. A FRIEND IS (SOMEONE WHO KNOWS AH. ABOUT YOU, BUT. LIKES TOU ANYWAY- The production of this book would not have been possible without the help of many dedicated people. A special thanks goes to Tom Brush, our Josten ' s Repre- sentative, Marian Yarns and Brenda Hicks, our advisors, and Susan Huffman for the many contributions they made. A new editor always needs advice so I would like to thank Brenda Hamilton and Jerri Ward, Advising Editors, for their con- tinued help and support until the book was finished. Thanks to Sherry May for the long hours she spent working on this book and Devena McCarty, Donna Chaney, and Carol Deny for all the typing they ' ve done. Without pictures what is a yearbook? Thanks to all our Olan Mills photographers, especially Jack Tester for the many hour he spent taking pictures through the rain of homecoming and the heat of graduation. Thanks to everyone who has helped in any way, especially staff members. 192 Editors Page
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