Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

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' jit - j « v Y. W. C. A. This year has seen considerable growth in the spirit and membership of the Young Women ' s Christian Association. Through the media of discus- sion meetings, outside speakers and the strong bonds of friendship the Y. W. C. A. has found a place in the hearts of all and has drawn its mem- bers closer to Christianity. The best wishes of the group go to their beloved friend and advisor, Miss Elizabeth North, and to the future Y. W. ' s of Pikeville College. Mary Burchell Betty Huntsberry. Mildred McKee . . . Officers President Evelyn Wallace Treasurer , Vice-President Virginia Patton Beporter Secretary Miss Elizabeth North Sponsor Irene Bates Wilma Berry Georgia Lee Branham Rosenelle Boyd Mary Burchell Marie Brown Esta Campbell Verna Campbell Louise Caston Kathleen Chaney Arcona Cline Myra Cline Vivian Coleman Georgia Collins Edith Conn Sally Deskins Geraldine Fletcher Members Anna Forsyth Myrtle Hall Sebra Hall Jill Hatcher Jessie Hobson Gail Hopson Betty Huntsberry Madelyn Johnson Ruby Johnson Hassie Little Loonie Maynard Madeline Maynard Mildred McKee Virginia Patton Lorraine Perry Mary Ruth Poole Irene Preston Peggy Ratliff Lavonne Reynolds Esperanza Saenz Beth Scott Doris Senter Juanita Staton Mary Ethel Stevens Lola Tackett Mavis Vanderpool Shirley Vanderpool Dora Lee Varney Beulah Venters Evelyn Wallace Martha Walters Eva Mae Webb Clara Mae White Patsy Wright [28]

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CHRISTIAN SERVICE GROUP Eev. Allen F. Vinton Paul Syck Back Roiv Cecil Conley Mr. Clarence Thompson Rev. Herbert Brink Willie Adkins Betty Hcntsberry Sebra Hall Clara Mae White Second Row Winston Adkins Miss Mary I. Spilman Phyllis Smith Edith Conn Miss Mary Phinney Verna Campbell Miss Adelaide P. Bostick Evelyn Wallace Martha Walters First Roiv Mary Burchell Virginia Stamper Lavonne Eeynolds Anna Forsyth Mildred McKee Esta Campbell Beth Scott Miss Ruth Harman Mrs Winston Moon Irene Bates Not in Picture Wilma Berry Kathleen Chaney Sam Isaac Loonie Maynard Patty Pauley Opal Reynolds Every Sunday and some week nights students and faculty members of Pikeville College go into rural communities to teach Sunday Schools and to assist in church services. Some teach classes, some lead singing, others offer their services by reading poems or the Scripture — or even by just carrying the organ and song books to the meeting houses. They give their services freely, feeling it a privilege to work for the Lord Jesus in furthering His Kingdom. The work gives the young people training in Christian work and strengthens their own Christian lives. Rare fellowship is enjoyed by this group among themselves and the members of the many rural Sunday Schools. [27]

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•? 9 .-«.. -Vi £ - s Y. M. C. A. Every Tuesday evening the Y. M. C. A. holds a short meeting which serves to bind its members together and to further the ideals on which Pikeville College is founded. These meetings do not comprise the full pro- gram of the Y. M., but in them one finds its spirit. The group is proud of its name and hopes that it will always prove a vital force in the life on the campus. Officers Cecil Conley President James Justice Vice-President Howard Hill Treasurer Pete Panzera Secretary Rev. J. Herbert Brink Sponsor Bill Adams Willie Adkins Winston Adkins Harry Baldridge Curtis Bevins Jesse Collier Billie Paris Conley Cecil Conley Members Leslie Crawford Howard Hill James Justice Robert Miller Warren Mullins Pete Panzera James Ritz Bennett Sexton Hobert Sloane Willie Smith Ray Stratton Juble Tackett Lyss Thompson Granvil Trimble Homer Wright Phil Young [29]