Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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p u n k R o V-fc x. —■» 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.

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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.

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S3! ? 1 ' i ■ ■r i l Pfc 1 kr 4 •«n i . X ft ' ' 1 1 jp ' •• 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