Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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s 3 :S! (3! ? - 0 x€ 5Sb. •• 4 The HIGHLANDER I ' ,v f -J -J w r Rev. James F. Record, A. M., Ph. D., D. D. President Frank D. McClelland, A. B. Dean and Head of Science Defartnient Mary I. Spilman, A. B. German and Biology . Rev. Benton V. Riddle, A. B., B. D. Education and Psychology Rev. K. P. Simmons, A. M. Head of Greek and History Defartments Rev. J. V. Koontz, A. M. Head of Bible Department Alice M. Childs, A. M. Head uf English Department Hazel McCutcheon, A. B. Head of Romance Language Department Bess Craig, A. B. English and History Helen A. Fowler, A. B. Head of Mathematics Department Clara Houseworth, A. B. Head of Latin Defartment Louise Landrum, A. B. Latin ajid English Collis P. Hudson, B. S. Principal of Jmiior High Physics and Coach Helen Miles, B. S. Head of Home Economics Department Edna Wallace Neill, Vcjice ajid Piano Velma Lucille Pierce Piano and Organ Thelma Morgan Eighth Grade Sarah Wilson Hudson Seventh Grade Fay Greer Fifth and Sixth Grades Sue Higgins T hird and Fourth Grades English H. Kendrick Primary Grades Mrs. Jennie P .Chase Mrs. Edith Hatfield Mrs. Nettie Montgomery Mrs. W. A. Bragg Emma C. Moro Secretary scv - - ia zS Q:: xsj y - x i r @ ■ a -ssj ig -ssd g •xv :g !a - fr r y jnr- , jj . Six

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I C! : s-C r i5 =Ss 3 SS 4 The HIGHLANDER fc • • 1 0 g= .g: BELIEVING that the tasks of building an annual and ol issuing a school paper are each of such magnitude as to make two staffs advisable, the class officers, with the sanction of the faculty, proceeded to such an election. A new name now becoming necessary, a contest was staged to produce one characteristic of Pikeville College in its mountain location. At last, from some four score or more names submitted, the following awards were made: First prize of five dollars to Carl Hatcher, presenting the name ' ' The Highlander. Second prize of an Annual subscription to Lexie Francisco, presenting the name Mountain Leaves. Honorable mention to Maxie Moore, presenting The Mountain Laurel, and to Ercelle Looney, presenting The Piker. Therefore to embody within these pages the highland scenes and the activities of a highland school that we all love, has been the aim of The Staff of 1926—27. BLOWING ROCK rbitXj ' g • ' C ' sJ g:: ) £ 25 Xb ' qJ - 3- :2 - isj Xi i? £ £f X : 2s i? 2: 9- ( Five

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