Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1944 volume:

■Bra! mmmmmmmm i hh h PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENTS OF PIKEVILLE COLLEGE PIKEVILLE- KENTUCKY HIGHLANDER DEDICATION We, the Highlander Staff of 1944, dedicate this annual to all former stu- dents of Pikeville College who have paid the supreme sacrifice in the service of their country, and to whom we are indeed grateful. Page four IB H I B CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY • PACE 9 CLASSES PACE 15 ACTIVITIES PACE 31 ATHLETICS -PACE 45 LIFE ON THE HILL • • ... PACE 51 ADS PACE 63 Page five William M. Adams James Adcock William L. Adkins Winston Adkins Ruth Albright Andrew B. Allen, Jr. Gordon Allen Woodrow Allen Warren Alley James M. Amick Clifford B. Amos Nathanael A. Amos 0. M. Anderson Morris M. Arnold Austin Bailey Con Bailey Joe Bailey Thomas M. Bailey Leonard Baird Harry Baldridge William L. Baldridge Butler Bales, Jr. John E. Bales Thomas S. Bales C. F. Barrett Nora O. Barrett Paul Barrett Albert Bartley E. E. Bartley Willard H. Begley A. M. Belcher William A. Belcher W. R. Belcher Steve Benedict Cephas E. Bevins J. Curtis Bevins Grady G. Bevins P. T. Bevins Robert H. Bevins Troy Bevins Blake Billiter A. W. Blackburn Clyde Blackburn Cur tis Blackburn Fred Blackburn Kelley Blackburn R. W. Blackburn Shirley Blankenship Vernon Blankenship Walter Blankenship Wm. F. Blevins C. V. Bond C. M. Bond Lucille L. Bond Gene Bowling William L. Boyd George Brewer TO THOSE Albert Burchett Rebecca Burchett Wade Burchett Leffie Burton Oscar Fred Bush Earl Byrge Raymond Calhoun Woodrow W. Calhoun Don C. Call John P. Call William B. Call, Jr. Robert Perry Call Johnnie Case Austin Cassedy Raymond Cassidy Arthur B. Castle Carson Castle Elwood N. Chambers Greeley Chaney George Chapman A. H. Charles Don Jack Charles David Cheatham Alvin Childers Donald Childers Hershel E. Childers Jack Childers James Childers John B. Childers John S. Childers William H. Childers Charles B. Chrisman Bob Clark H. M. Clark Orville Clark Orville M. Clark R. C. Clever Garred 0. Cline Jacob P. Cline, Jr. Edgar W. Coburn Harold M. Coleman Harry D. Coleman Paul E. Coleman Ralph E. Coleman Terrell Coleman Walter E. Coleman Jesse Collier Charles C. Collins Gordon Collins Gormon Collins Lawrence Collins Ray Combs John Paul Compton Cecil Conley Edwin P. Conley Fred Conley Robert E. Conley William P. Conley Charles Conn W. Corbett Cool Roy F. Cool Bascom Copley, Jr. Alvis N. Coyle Jack A. Coyle B. W. Craft Joseph M. Craft Kenneth B. Craft Leslie Crawford, Jr. Herbert Crisp James K. Crisp Cecil T. Crowe J. W. Curtis Chester Damron H. 0. Damron Rediford Damron Foster G. Daniels Marshall R. Davenport Freida P. Davis Joe V. Day Blanche E. Dingus Charles P. Dingus Wm. James Dingus Mansfiels Dixon Carl B. Dotson Charles E. Dotson Charles E. Dotson James I. Dotson James T. Dotson Earl H. Douglas John B. DuPuy, Jr. Fred Edmonds Ralph H. Elkins Edward M. Elliott Ewing Wells Elliott Lester Ellison Elster B. Elswick Raymond Epling Doc Estep Jane K. Evans T. B. Evans C. B. Farley Everett Farley Clovis Ferguson H. V. Forsyth Hibbard W. Forsyth Thomas Forsyth William F. Forsyth Fred G. Francis Jean T. Francisco Burtis Franklin Sherrill Frazier K. E. Friend Killed in action. Page six N SERVICE Woodrow Friend Nelson D. Froste Jacob Gibson, Jr. H. G. Gillem Robert C. Gillespie Hubert Glass James Beta Goble James Goble Felon A. Goff , Jr. Lacey Goodman M. R. Greer S. E. Greer Commodore P. Griffeth Hearl C. Griffeth Thompson C. Guthrie Harold E. Hackney Fred Hale Walton Hale Bernice Hall Howard Hall Perry T. Hall Charles J. Hambley Helen E. Hambley Frank E. Hames George Hames, Jr. Homer C. Hamilton Paul Hamilton Rav Hamilton T. J. Hardin Lloyd Hampton Alex Harmon Herman V. Harmon Walter S. Harmon Herbert H. Harper Jack Thomas Hatcher, Jr James H. Hatcher John M. Hatcher, Jr. Walter T. Hatcher, Jr. E. L. Hatfield Josephine Hatfield Charles S. Hawkins Chester Hawpe Bert Hayes Kenneth R. Helton Robert M. Henderson Clifford Hendricks Charles E. Hibbitts John H. Hill Arthur Hobson J. P. Hobson III Mildred H. Hogan James H. Hogsten Benjamin Holbrook Woodrow Holbrook D. B. Hopkins Newton A. Horn Carl T. Home Quentin R. Howard A. C. Hudson Douglass Huffman William G. Huffman W. L. Humphress Darwin W. Hunt Foster H. Hunter Fletcher C. Hutcheson Douglas M. Hylton Carmel Irick Gether Irick Mason Irick Samuel E. Issac Red Jackson, Jr. John P. Jarrett Charles Lynn Johnson C. W. Johnson Clarence E. Johnson Clyde Johnson David 0. Johnson Fon E. Johnson Hever E. Johnson John Johnson, Jr. Noble Johnson Ralph A. Johnson Richard T. Johnson, Jr. Jack G. Jones Richmond E. Jones Robert Jones Aroll Justice Carl Justice Edison Eugene Justice Flem Justice Hazard Justice Howard M. Justice Hut Justice, Jr. James Justice Philip Justice Willis Justice T. J. Kaminski Harold G. Kerns Harry D. Kerns August C. Keith Bennie V. Kelley Eugene Kelley Earl T. King Harold King W. H. King Charles E. Kirk Bob Kirkman William G. Landrum Archer B. Layne R. C. Layne, Jr. David B. Leslie Edward B. Leslie Gene B. Leslie Ingrem E. Leslie Ralph Leslie Shirley Leslie Charlie Lewis Frank N. Livessy, Jr. Lester W. Long Charles E. Lowe Oscar Lowe Robert R. Lowe Paul B. Lumbard Harold L. Lusby C. S. Manor Angelo Marinaro Rhoda Jane Marrs Charles Robert Marshall Champ Martin Clem Martin Earl Martin Simpson G. Martin Wm. J. Martin Austin Wendell Mathews Denver J. Matney Maier Matney Chester May Arthur Maynard Carl C. Maynard Edgel Maynard Henry Maynard H. L. Maynard L. L. Maynard Shelbert K. Maynard W. H. Mays A. L. Meece James C. Mellon Ralph D. Messer Robert L. Miller Roy L. Miller William Ralph Miller Troy Mills Bernard N. Mims F. M. Moles Sam Moore Wm. F. Morell Charles E. Morgan Clyde Mullians Warren Mullins John Murray F. D. McClelland Nelson McCoy John E. McGlothlin Bruce M. McKinney Daniel Newsome Edgar Walter Newsom Elza Newsome Phil Newsome Colones C. Nickles Killed in action. Page seven TO THOSE IN SERVICE Howard E. Nolan Albert B. Osborne Edwin D. Owens Paul Owens Reed C. Owens Pete Panzera Greene E. Patrick William Pauley Homer Ashford Phelps George Phillips Isador S. Pineur James E. Pinson Medley Pinson Paul W. Pinson T. E. Pinson John Virgil Porter Mirul H. Powell Buford K. Prater Herbert Prater W. M. Preston Charles Price Edward J. Pruitt Ervin Pruitt J. E. Pryse Burl G. Ratcliffe Jack F. Ratcliffe Orville U. Ratcliffe Arvid Ratliff Burwell S. Ratliff Clyde W. Ratliff Curtis Ratliff Elster Ratliff Foster Ratliff George Ratliff Herman Ratliff James E. Ratliff, Jr. Oliver Ratliff Sidney Ratliff William Ratliff Dale Reed Elda Reynolds J. F. Reynolds P. F. Reynolds Bill Riddle James Ritz Arminta Roberts W. L. Roberts Thomas B. Robinson Harold Rogers Robert C. Rogers Donald M. Rowe Robert E. Rummel Bobby L. Runyon John Paul Runyon John I. Saad Herbert G. Salisbury, Jr James H. Salisbury J. Cecil Salyer Douglass Sanders E. B. Sanders William C. Sanders, Jr. Lottie J. Schmidt Guy M. Schuler John Scott Rov Scott G. B. Sexton Andrew K. Shannon G. H. Shannon Loyd G. Sims Hobart Sloane Fay Slone Landon Slone Cecil Smith Charles D. Smith C. W. Smith Curtis L. Smith Ernest W. Smith James Ed Smith James H. Smith Lawrence D. Smith Linton Smith Maude Smith Orison Smith Oscar Smith Wallace H. Smith Willie J. Smith Everett Snider 0. D. Sparks Troy Sparks Charles E. Spears Norvil Spears Cecil L. Spradlin, Jr. Wendell H. Spradlin John R. Stanley B. F. Stansifer Woodrow W. Stephens Joe E. Stephenson Eugene Stephenson Everett H. Stepp Tom Stone Edward J. Stratton Henry D. Stratton H. Ray Stratton Hugh John Stratton Willard Stratton Ellsworth H. Stumbo Carl Sturgeon Delton Sturgill Gene Sturgill Wm. A. Sullivan R. Harold Sword, Jr. Paul A. Syck Clinton Sykes .Virgil Sykes Wm. F. Syzdek Benjamin F. Tackett Hursel Tackett James Everett Tackett Jubel Tackett Carl R. Tankersley Robert H. Taylor James A. Thacker Jimpie Thacker Rufus Thacker Wm. Gene Thomas Chester Thompson Joe W. Thornbury Aubrey Trent George D. Trent Granville C. Trimble Fred C. Trivette James E. Trivette Wm. H. Trivette Roger Turner Viola Turner Mavis Vanderpool Dan Vanhoose, Jr. Alex A. Varney John Lee Varney William York Varney Eugene H. Venters E. N. Venters George D. Venters R. R. Venters Walter S. Venters Walter Venters W. P. Venters Edgar Bruce Walters Eugene Ward Samuel C. Webb Ruth V. Weddle Lon H. Wellman Ferrell P. Wellman E. Hallard Wheeler D. Cody White F. South Whitt Paul Williamson William J. Williamson Allen H. Willis Raymond Wolford Thurman Wolford Wayde Wolford R. Beecher Woods Arthur Wright C. B. Wright Willard Wright William E. Yost Emery Young Philip A. Young Walter R. Young Winston T. Young Killed in action. Page eight ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Page nine A. A. PAGE, A.B., A.M. Mr. Page has served as Pres- ident of Pikeville College since October, 1941. He is a highly educated, cultured Christian man, and is regarded with respect by all of those with whom he is associated. Pikeville College students have learned to look on him as a friend and leader in this time of war and turmoil. His under- standing and desire to carry- on the fine traditions of the college has won for him a place in the hearts of the students. JOHN E. DICKEY, A.M. Acting Dean A.M., Western State Teachers ' College A.B., Western State Teachers ' College He is well-liked and respected by all of the students, has a good personality, a splendid sense of humor, and the ability to make friends easily. He doesn ' t believe in all work and no play . Besides being acting dean, he teaches history, geography, and economics. His knowledge of these subjects makes him one of the college ' s most qualified teach- ers. Page ten BOARD OF TRUSTEES REV. SAMUEL R. CURRY President ANDREW E. AUXIER Secretary NORMAN A. CHRISMAN Treasurer Term Expires 1944 T. H. Harman _ _ __ _ Pikeville, Ky. Lyman H. Treadway.-. .Cleveland, Ohio K.J. Day Pikeville, Ky. Rev. Frank R. Elder, D.D..... Cincinnati, Ohio Rev. James W. Laurie, D.D Buffalo, N. Y. Rev. Clarence Edward Macartney, D.D. Pittsburgh, Pa. Term Expires 1945 Rev. William L. McCormick, D.D... Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Samuel R. Curry... ....Ashland, Ky. Norman A. Chrisman Pikeville, Ky. Rev. Charles W. Welch, D.D Louisville, Ky. Term Expires 1946 Rev. Adelbert P. Higley, D.D .....Cleveland, Ohio Andrew E. Auxier ..Pikeville, Ky. Frank A. Connolly Pikeville, Ky. James D. Francis ...Huntington, W. Va. Rowan R. Hardin Cincinnati, Ohio Otto G. Hitchcock Erie, Pa. Deceased, February, 1944. Page eleven FACULTY FORREST EUGENE ALBERT, M.M. Music M.M., Northwesteim University B.M.E., Northwestern University European School of Music Certificate; Christiansen Choral School FRANKLIN DAY, A.M. Chemistry and Physics A.M., Duke University A.B., Duke University MARGARET EARP, A.M. English A.M., University of North Carolina A.B., Elon College RUTH ELLEN HARMAN, A.M. Training School A.M., University of Kentucky A.B., Centre College FAYE FOLLOWELL, A.M. First and Second Grades of Training School A.B., Wheaton College A.M., University of Illinois COVA ELKIN, A.B. Mathematics A.B., Western Kentucky Teachers ' College Graduate Work, University of Ken- tucky Page twelve FACULTY MADALINE CHILDERS HATCHER, A.B. Principal of Academy A.B., Stetson University Graduate Work, University of Kentucky SANFORD HURT, B.S. Education B.S., University of Cincinnati M. RUTH MURRAY, A.B. Home Economics; Manager of College Cafeteria A.B., Northern Illinois State Teachers ' College Graduate Work, University of Chicago House Mother, Wickham Hall MURIEL E. NORDELL, B.M.E. Music and English B.S., Northwestern University Junior Music Certificate, North Park College. ELIZABETH NORTH, A.M. Principal of Training School and Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grades A.M., George Peabody College For Teachers A.B., Eastern State Teachers ' College HUMPHREY A. OLSEN, A.M. Librarian A.M., University of Kentucky A.B., University of Michigan Certificate, University of Wiscon- sin Library School and Argu- bright College Page thirteen FACULTY ,« .  MARTHA O ' NAN, A.M. Modern Languages and Physical Education A.M., University of Kentucky A.B., Agnes Scott College Graduate Work, Northestern University ANN RENFRO SHELLEY, A.B. Third and Fourth Grades of Training School A.B., Union College MARY I. SPILLMAN, A.M. Biology and Zoology A.M., Indiana State University A.B., Western College for Women ELIZABETH GIFFORD TRICE, A.B. Business Department A.B., Cedarville College Graduate Work, University of Kentu cky and University of Cincinnati ALLAN FRANCIS VINTON Bible College of Wooster Biblical Seminary in New York Presbyterian Training School of Chicago (Not in Picture) ELSIE MAE STEPHENS, A.B. Academy; History and Biology A.B., University of Kentucky Pikeville College MARY R. PHINNEY House Mother, Derianna ' Page fourteen CLASSES Page fifteen o p o M O R S Page sixteen BETTY LEE ABSHER General Course Pikeville, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Record Staff 1; Highlander Staff 2; Dramat- ics 1, 2; Honor Banquet 2. SUZY BATTEN Pre-Med Pikeville, Kentucky Editor of Record 2; Record Staff 1, 2; Highlander 1, 2; Dramatics 2; Cheer Leader 1; Honor Banquet 2. BOBBY JEAN BELL Teachers Course Vicco, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2; Bible Discussion 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Highlander Staff 1; Rec- ord Staff 1; Honor Banquet 1. EDITH LYLE BEVINS Business Course Canada, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Record Staff 1; Highlander Staff 1, 2; Commercial 1, 2; Home Ec. 1; Honor Banquet 2. MARY MAGDALENE BRANHAM Teachers Course Martin, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2; Camera 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2; Highlander Staff 1; Record Staff 1, 2; Bible Discussion 1. ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE BURCHETT Teachers Course Auxier, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 2; Honor Banquet MARY ELLEN BUTLER Business Course Pikeville, Kentucky Dramatics 1, 2; Commercial 1, 2; Record Staff 1, 2; High- lander Staff 2; Honor Banquet 1, 2. JEWELL CORRINE CASTLE Teachers Course Auxier, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2 Home Ec. 2; Commercial 2 Record Staff 2; Highlander 2 Honor Banquet 1, 2. VIOLET RUTH COLEY Teachers Course Pinsonfork, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 2; Home Ec. 2; F.T.K. 2; Honor Banquet 1. PAULINE COLLINS Teachers Course Betsy Layne, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2; Bible Discussion 1; Glee Club 1. BERVIN COOL Teachers Course Lick Creek, Kentucky Y.M.C.A. 1; F.T.K. 1, 2; I.R.C. 1. SYNTHIA ROSETTA COOL Teachers Course Lick Creek, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1; F.T.K. 1, 2; Bible Discussion 1. PLEYA LOUISE DUTTON Teachers Course Boones Camp, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Home Ec. 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2. GARNET ELSWICK Teachers Course Meta, Kentucky F.T.K. 1, 2. MRS. DORTHA STARR FIELDS Teachers Course Pinson Fork, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; F,T.K. 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Home Ec. 1. Page seventeen s o p H O M O R E S Page eighteen FRANK FLEMING Pre-Med Virgie, Kentucky Bears 2; Transferred from Morehead State Teachers ' College. EVELYN FRIEND Teachers Course Pikeville, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 2; W.A.A. F.T.K. 1, 2. HENRITTA GIBSON Teachers Course Amburgy, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 2; Transferred from Lee ' s Caney Creek Colleges. NELLA HARDIN Teachers Course Inez, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2; Record Staff 1; Honor Ban- quet 1,2. PAULINE HAYES Teachers Course Offcut, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2 I.R.C. 1; Photography 1, 2 Home Ec. 1; Dramatics 2, Honor Banquet 1, 2; Christian Service Group 2. PAULINE HOLBROOK Teachers Course Sergent, Kentucky Sec. of class; Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; I.R.C. 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2; Camera 2; Record Staff 2; Honor Ban- quet 2. RUBY MAE HUFFMAN Teachers Course Pikeville, Kentucky F.T.K. 1, 2. AVENELLE JOHNSON Teachers Course Melvin, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 2; Camera 2; F.T.K. 2; Transferred from Lee ' s. NEVALEE JONES Teachers Course Pippapass, Kentucky Transferred from Caney Creek College. MARY LOU JUSTICE Teachers Course Fishtrap, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 2; F.T.K. 2; Dra- matics 2; Highlander Staff 2; Glee Club 2; Honor Banquet 2. OPAL MARIE KING Teachers Course Wheelright, Kentucky F.T.K. 1, 2; Honor Banquet DELLA MAE LESLIE Teachers Course Pikeville, Kentucky F.T.K. 1, 2; Record Staff 1, 2; Highlander Staff 1, 2; Hon- or Banquet 1, 2. BILLIE EARLEEN MAY Home Ec. Course Langley, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Home Ec. 1, 2; Camera Club 1,2; Glee Club 1: F.T.K. 1, 2. LUTHER LAKEN MOORE Teachers Course Lovely, Kentucky Bears 2; Y.M.C.A. 2; F.T.K. 2; Record Staff 2, Transferred from Lee ' s. ELLIS THOMPSON MULLINS Teachers Course Breaks, Virginia Y.M.C.A. 2; F.T.K. 1, 2. Page nineteen s o p H O M O R E S Page twenty HAROLD EUGENE MULLINS Pre- Med Greasy Creek, Kentucky Y.M.C.A. AVANELL NICHOLS Teachers Course McDowell, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1: F.T.K. 1. HELEN WHEELER PACK Teachers Course Paintsville, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; I.R.C. 1; Highlander Staff 1, 2; Record Staff 1; Home Ec. 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2; Honor Banquet 1, 2. BETH SCOTT RATLIFF Teachers Course Pikeville, Kentucky F.T.K. 2; Record Staff 1; Honor Banquet 1; Y.W.C.A. 1; W.A.A. 1. CHARLENE REATHEL RATLIFF Pre-Med Pikeville, Kentucky Editor-in-Chief of High- lander 2; Vice-President of Class 2; Record Staff 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Honor Banquet 1, 2; Highlander Staff 1, 2. DELLA MAE ROBINETT Teachers Course Majestic, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2. SHARLEEN SELVAGE Teachers Course Denver, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; F.T.K. 1, 2; Commercial 2; Glee Club 1; Record Staff 1; Honor Ban- quet 1, 2; Bible Discussion 1. VIRGINIA RUTH STRATTON Teachers Course Meta, Kentucky F.T.K. 1, 2; Highlander Staff 2; Honor Banquet 2. EUNA EVELYN THOMPSON Teachers Course Fedscreek, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1, 2; Home Ec. 1, GEORGENE TRIMBLE Business Course Barnetts Creek, Kentucky President of Class 2; Y.W. C.A. 1, 2; Home Ec. 1, 2; Com- mercial 1, 2; Highlander Staff 2; Record Staff 2. VIOLET LOUISE TURNER Teachers Course Drift, Kentucky Treasurer of Class; Y.W. C. A. 1. 2; F.T.K. 1, 2; Dra- matics 1; I.R.C. 1; W.A.A. 1, 2; Commercial 1; Highlander Staff 2; Honor Banquet 2. VIRGINIA MAE WILLIAMSON Teachers Course Fish Trap, Kentucky Y.W.C.A. 1; F.T.K. 1. NESBA CANN HOMER CANTRELL BETTY CONGLETON NOT IN PICTURE AUDREY HUNTER FLORENCE E. MAY JUANITA B. MULLINS BELVA OSBORNE NINA RAIMEY Page twenty-one FRESHMEN Left to Right Sally Adams Whitesburg, Ky. Velva Mae Allen Pyramid, Ky. Rose Anderson McDowell, Ky. Ann Musette Beers Van Lear, Ky. Jane Black Pikeville, Ky. Emily Begley Castle Martin, Ky. Marie Childers Pikeville, Ky. Opal Conley Tomahawk, Ky. Grey Christine Cooper Lookout, Ky. Thelma Victorea Davis Piso, Ky. Ola Frances Day Sergent, Ky. Janie Etta Eagle Pikeville, Ky. Shirley Estep Williamson, Ky. Joy Francis Martin, Ky. Madonna Lou Francisco Pikeville, Ky. Theophales Gannon, Jr. Pikeville, Ky. Anna Mae Gibson Mayking, Ky. Ruth Goode Pikeville, Ky. Lillian Ilo Griffith Fedscreek, Ky. Madeline Hamilton McDowell, Ky. Left to Right Xell Hamilton Harold, Ky. Verbal Brenda Hamilton Teaberry, Ky. Marjorie Louise Hamlin Greasy Creek, Ky Juanita Hatfield Prestonburg, Ky. Joyce Virginia Housby Hellier, Ky. Mrs. Ethel Hughes Pikeville, Ky. John Henry James Endicott, Ky. Willis Jean James Inez, Ky. Harry Thomas Johnson Shelbiana, Ky. Eunice Justice Pinson Fork, Ky. Frances Herma Lee Kelly Martha, Ky. Glen Stanley Layne Justell, Ky. Opal Lowe Pikeville, Ky. Jo Avenell McCoy Williamson, W. Va. Jean McGuire Lancer, Ky. Ralph Gene Martin Drift, Ky. Martha Mae Meade Lovely, Ky. Annis Ruth Mellon Paintsville, Ky. Janice Ruth Miller Cinderella, W. Va. James Robert Moore Lovely, Ky. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Left to Right Nelr Ruth Morris Pikeville, Ky. Mahaly Mullins McDowell, Ky. Nell Brooke Nunnery Northfork, W. Va. Jack Thompson Page Pikeville, Ky. Louise Elenora Page Pikeville, Ky. Christine Peters Pikeville, Ky. Betty Jane Phillips Merrimac, W. Va. Lillian Rebecca Phillips Fieeburn, Ky. Ila Jenettia Prater Hueysville, Ky. Ruth Rainey Wheelwright, Ky. Dennis Racine Ratliff Hellier, Ky. Lola Reynolds Fishtrap, Ky. Zelda Reynolds Fishtrap, Ky. Frances Lee Riley Pikeville, Ky. Kathyin Rae Sanders Pikesville, Ky. Lillian Lakie Scott Pinsonfork, Ky. Margaret Ann Slone Fishtrap, Ky. Betty Marie Smith Northern, Ky. Madge Spears Pikeville, Ky. Albert Charles Spieth McDowell, Ky. FRESHMEN Left to Right Evelyn M. Starr Pinson Fork, Ky. Oneida Stumbo Minnie, Ky. Ruth Stumbo McDowell, Ky. Marie Ellen Tackett Teaberry. Ky. Jack Thomas Thompson Nelse, Ky. Lorraine Murphy Van Trump Belfry, Ky. Imogene Venters Shelbianna, Ky. Claude Vipperman Ransom, Ky. Blanche Ward Hode, Ky. Ilene Cassel Wilhite McVeigh, Ky. ii NOT IN PICTURE Verdie Frasure Jean Kimbler Aster Lowe Opal Stratton Goldia Burchett Myrtle Burch ett Loma Calhoun Ollie Blackburn Elouise Bumgardner Bertha Helen Farley Amanda Meade Ann Gay Dotson Evaleen Fields Rosa Christine Lowe Alma Meek Exer Meek Loraine Morris Ralph Brown Alva Allen Lottie Jo Carter Goldia Ruth Johnson Madeline Rowe Mary Ann Richardson Alma Newsom Betty Jean O ' Brien Margaret Mae Owens Dorothy Smith Henry Davis Stratton Mary Elizabeth Ball Selma Collier ACADEMY SENIORS JIMMY EORGAN, Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course Vice-President of Class 1; Glee Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3,4. ELIZABETH GELTZ HAMES, Pikeville, Ky. Classical Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Class 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Class 4; Honor Banquet 2; Operettas. LOIS ANN HUFFMAN, Pikeville, Ky. General Course Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Class 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Operettas. THOMAS RATLIFF, Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course President of Class 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Intramural Winner 3; Honor Ban- quet 1; Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN RANEY, Pikeville, Ky. Classical Course President of Class 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Operettas. DANIEL VINTON, Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course Secretary of Class 1; Honor Banquet 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2, 4. BETTY VINTON, Pikeville, Ky. Scientific Course Honor Banquet 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Operettas. Page twenty-six ACADEMY JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Charles Ray Richardson Secretary Jill Hatcher First Row Doris Vinton Mary Jane May Lois Roberts Jill Hatcher Nadia Keathley MEMBERS Left to Right Second Row Donald Huffman Bobby Franklin Charles Ray Richardson Charles Bently Page twenty-seven ACADEMY SOPHOMORE CLASS MEMBERS First Row, left to right — Ralph Smith, Pauline Bowles, Ruth Hughes, Joann Roberts, Jerald Huffman. Second Row — Donald Brewer, Octavia Trivette, Betsy Kirk, Patsy Sayer, Robert Scott. FRESHMAN CLASS MEMBERS First Row, left to right — Grandison Reynolds, Mary Jeanette Harp, Pluma Jean May, Marcheta Raney, Sharon Owens, Herbert Chaney. Second Row — Clarence McCoy, Francis Page, Betty Ann McKay, Janice Wright, Charles F. Sowards. Page twenty-eight rau TRAI N I NG SCHOOL I SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES MEMBERS First Row, left to right — Allan Vinton, Bobby Tyson, Francis Huffman, Vernon Syck. Johnny Huff- man, Ronny Gooslin, Ronny Jones, Howard Hamilton. Second Row — Vernon Huffman, Christine Huffman, Nancy Harp, Phyllis Faulkner, Patty Eorgan, Martha Yost, Jean Hatfieid, Anna Jean Morris. Jean Moore. Derra Jean Keesee, Marianne Auxier. Third Row — Miss Elizabeth North. Dorthea Huffman, Sally Ann Hudson, Virginia Claire White, Wilma Brewer, Billie Greer, Anne Jean Connolly, Billy Sue Cline, Catherine Carter, Lucy Blankenship. Not in Picture — Bobby Kieser, Ann Jeanette Walters, Kathleen Morris, Rudy Rutherford, Adam Thompson. Virginia Wright. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES MEMBERS First Row, left to right — Don Gooslin, Jim Bob Harp. Ronnie Lee Johnson. Second Row- — Grace McKay, Maxine Miller, Marlene Keathley, Patricia HibbittSi Barbara Grace Greer, Phyllis Wright, Parry Wright, Homer Petrou, Berry Jane Akers, Patty Lou May, Peggy Absher, Third Row — Amelia Johnstone, Emma Lee Robinson, Aura Jean Price, Ruey Justice, Allen Cline, Douglas Sword. James Carter, Bobby Coleman. Miss Ruth Harmon, Charles Huffman, Douglas Billiter. Not in Picture — Russell Hibbs, Franklin Keesee, Mary Lynn Dickinson. Page twenty-nine TRAI N I NG SCHOOL THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES MEMBERS First. Row, left to right — Wade Allen McOowan, Ernest Chaney, Bill Walden, Morris Justice, Bill Jack Huffman, Michael Auxier. Second Row — Richard Warden, Jimmy Absher, Helen Morris, Forrester Wright, Gary Dean Layne. Katherine Petrou, Martha Cline, Johnnie Reynolds, Barbara Sue Huffman, Walter Trivette, Burgess Payne, Donna Sue May. Third Row — Dorthy May, Mrs. Ann Shelley, Wanda Jean Dairs, Hollie Sue Miller. Audrey Mae Nt ' wsome, George Harp, Paul Allen Brewer, Arminia Newsome, Bruce Payne, Samuel Carter, Jackie Donald Jones, Victor Maynard. Not in Picture — Kermit Blackburn, Roger Keathley, Judith Walters, Robert Earl Hall. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES MEMBERS Miss Faye Followell, Teacher Shirley Ann Fields, Gary Kent Hughes, Jack McKay, Sharline Branham, Michael Dickerson, Bobby Dickey, Lois Vinton, Patricia May, Dudley Barksdale, Maxwell Morris, Phyllis Maynard, Jimmy Lou Johnson, Robin Ann Mayo, Sandra Cash, Walter May, Phenie Newsom, Janet Justice, Shirley Wright, Gary Wright, Dorothy Carter, Frances Chaney, Peggy Ford, Sonny Jones, Donald Layne, Georgene Spears, Lojean Coleman, Bennie Justice, Eddie Auxier, Dickie Gibson, Frankie McCown, Elster Rob- erts, Ronald Coleman, Priscilla Combs. Page thirty ACTIVITIES Page thirty-one SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK The annual Spiritual Emphasis Week was held February 28, through March 3, with sermons in Wickham Chapel twice daily by Rev. Harry J. Hill, now pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Pikeville, Kentucky. Rev. and Mrs. Hill were missionaries in Korea for several years. They were forced to return to the United States because of the war. Mr. Hill ' s sermons were very impressive, and the response was wonderful. Forty-four students made a first profession of faith and forty others re- dedicated their lives to Christ. The first sermons expressed sin and the wrath of God, while the latter dealt with one ' s need for Christ in his daily life. Mr. Hill also told of the difficulties and the hardships which confront those who seek a Christian life, as well as the joy and happiness which comes when one gives himself to the service of the Master. Many students readily ac- cepted this challenge. One of the most outstanding sermons of the series was given Friday morn- ing at the regular chapel time, when many of the students whom we had been praying for came forward and made a public confession of their faith. Mr. Page remarked in chapel that this week had been one of the happiest Pikeville College had ever experienced. Page thirty-two wmam Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS President .Betty Absher Secretary .. Magdalene Branham MEMBERS First Row, left to right — Mary Lou Justice, Jo Ann Roberts, Nell Hardin, Ruth Hughes, Magdalene Hamilton, Ilo Griffith, Juanita Hatfield, Josephine Burchett, Blanche Ward, Pauline Holbrook, Margaret Slone, Joavonell McCoy, Zelda Reynolds. Second Row — Lola Reynolds, Patsy Salyers, Madonna Francisco, Opal Conley, Martha Meade, Betty Smith, Oneida Stumbo, Lillian Phillips, Joy Francis, Shirley Estep, Eunice Justice, Mrs. John Shelley, Miss Elizabeth North, Betty Absher. Third Row — Violet Ruth Coley, Ila Prater, Ruth Raney, Thelma Davis, Joyce Housby, Jewell Castle, Ilene Wilhite, Betty Phillips, Marjorie Hamlin, Dorothy Starr Fields. Fouz-th Row — Lois Roberts, Betsy Kirk, Nell Nunnery, Magdalene Branham, Edith Bevins, Bobby Jean Bell, Helen Pack, Georgene Trimble, Nell Hamilton, Louise Dutton, Janice Miller, Evelyn Friend, Herma Lee Kelly, Miss Faye Followell. Fifth Row — Miss Mary Phinney, Delia Mae Robinette, Miss Margaret Earp, Violet Turner, Velva Allen, Earleen May. This group of girls has been bound closely together by the sacred bond of Christian love and fellowship. The Young Women ' s Christian Association has been very helpful to every member and its good work will live forever. The Y.W.C.A. meets every Tuesday night and has an interesting program. Miss Elizabeth North is their devoted leader. Page thirty-three .... Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS President Jack Page Vice-President Edgel Maynard Treasurer — ...Harry Johnson MEMBERS Left to Right First Row Third Row Bobby Franklin Harold Mullins Bob Moore Charles Ray Richardson Sanford Hurt Frank Fleming Harry Johnson Luther Moore „ ,, -r. Fourth Row Second Row Humphrey A. Olsen John E. Dickey John Henry James Glen Layne Jack Page Thomas Ratliff Theophales Gannon, Jr. Racine Ratliff The Young Men ' s Christian Association, meeting every Sunday night, aims to promote the Christian spirit in each individual through Christian fellow- ship. Page thirty -four DRAMATI CS CLUB OFFICERS President .-..Mary Ellen Butler Vice-President Bobby Jean Bell Secretary .....Jane Black Treasurer Pauline Holbrook MEMBERS Left to Right First Row Glenn Layne Louise Page Pauline Holbrook Francis Riley Suzy Batten Marie Childers Jane Black Ann Beers Joy Francis Mary Ellen Butler Miss Martha O ' Nan Second Row Mary Lou Justice Eunice Justice Joyce Housby Martha Meade Thelma Davis Shirley Estep Janie Eagle Magdalene Branham Betty Absher The Dramatics Club meets twice a month at Spillman cottage. During the meeting they discuss their future plans and are served with refreshments. In cooperation with the Camera Club they made a movie of an average girl at Pikeville College. Page thirty-five HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS President Jewell Castle Vice-President .Herma Lee Kelly Reporter Georgene Trimble Secretary Earleen May Treasurer Betty Smith Sponsor . Miss Ruth Murray MEMBERS First Row, left to right — Betty Absher, Edith Bevins, Madge Spears, Violet Ruth Coley, Margaret Ann Slone. Second Row — Miss Ruth Murray, Beth Scott Ratliff, Herma Lee Kelly, Georgene Trimble, Betty Marie Smith, Marjorie Hamlin. Third Row — Earleen May, Jewell Castle, Lorraine Van Trump, Lillian Scott, Louise Dutton, Ruby Huffman, Helen Pack. This group of girls has enjoyed many interesting meetings and several socials this year. They gave a very good chapel program along with many other services, such as making surgical dressings for the Red Cross. The Home Economics Club is considered as one of the most important clubs on the campus. Page thirty-six F. T. K. CLUB OFFICERS President - ....Violet Turner Vice-President ...Ann Beers Secretary and Treasurer... Mary Lou Justice Reporter .....Ellis Mullins MEMBERS First Row, left to right — Violet Coley, Mary Lou Justice, Ilo Griffith, Madeline Hamilton, Martha Meade, Zelda Reynolds, Lola Mae Reynolds. Second Row — Verbal Hamilton, Ruth Stratton, Mahaly Mullins, Joavonell McCoy, Eunice Justice, Blanche Ward, Pauline Holbrook, Luther Moore. Third Row — Lillian Phillips, Marjorie Hamlin, Dorothy Starr Fields, Ilo Prater, Nell Hardin, Louise Dutton, Juanita Hatfield, Lillian Phillips, Emily Castle. Fourth Row — Margaret Ann Slone, Anna Mae Gibson, Ann Beers, Rose Anderson, Betty Phillips, Jean McGuire, Ruth Rainey, Opal King, Magdaline Branham, Opal Conley, Earleen May, Nell Hamilton, John Henry James, Janice Miller, Ellis Mullins. Fifth Row — Florence May, Lorraine Van Trump, Thelma Davis, Helen Pack, Violet Turner, Velva Allen, Evelyn Friend, Beth Ratliff, Oneida Stumbo. Sixth Row — Marie Tackett, Ann Dotson, Jewell Castle, Herma Lee Kelly, Mr. Sanford Hurt, Nell Nunnery, Ruby Huffman. Page thirty-seven THE HIGHLANDER STAFF LITERARY STAFF Charlene Ratliff Editor-in-Chief Mary Ellen Butler ..Assistant Editor ASSOCIATE EDITORS Helen Pack Sophomore Class Ann Beers.... Freshman Class Mary Lou Justice Clubs Ruth Stratton... Features Violet Turner Sports Jane Black, Suzy Batten Photography Marjorie Hamlin Academy and Training School Eunice Justice Service Men BUSINESS STAFF Jack Page Manager Frances Riley, Marie Childers Assistants MEMBERS Nell Ruth Morris, Edith Blevins, Violet Ruth Coley, Thelma Davis, Madonna Francisco, Magdaline Branham, Ola Frances Day, Ann Gibson, Janice Miller, JoAvenell McCoy, Velva Allen, Janie Eagle, Delia Leslie, Katherine Sanders, Jewell Castle, Nella Hardin, Georgene Trimble, Opal Conley. FACULTY ADVISORS John Dickey, Franklin Day Page thirty-eight RECORD STAFF LITERARY STAFF Susy Batten Editor-in-Chief Jane Black Associate Editor ASSOCIATE EDITORS Thelma Davis Feature Editor Frances Riley Society Editor Jewell Castle Club Editor Harry Johnson, Jack Page ....Sports Editors Mary I. Spillman ....Service Editor Alice H. Record Alumni Editor Marie Childers Advertising Editor Luther Moore.... Circulation Manager REPORTERS Pauline Holbrook, Delia Leslie, Magdalene Branham, Char- lene Ratliff, Jill Ownes, Sally Adams, Marjorie Hamlin, Pauline Hayes, Georgene Trimble, Mrs. Carl Hatcher (Academy) , Ruth Harman (Training School), Albert Spieth. FACULTY ADVISERS Elizabeth Trice ...Managing Editor Margaret Earp..._ ....Editorial and Copy Sanford Hurt Advertising Page thirty-nine COLLEGE GLEE CLUB Forest Albert, Director MEMBERS Left to Right First Row Nell Ruth Morris Mary Lou Justice Violet Ruth Coley Louise Page Marjorie Hamlin Joyce Housby Edith Bevins Betty Absher Bobbv Jean Bell Second Row Opal Conley Thelma Davis Herma Lee Kelly Janie Eagle Margaret Earp Joy Francis Lillian Phillips Grey Cooper Forrest Albert These girls have enjoyed singing on many occasions this year. Their work has been very successful and they are indeed proud of their training. Not in Picture : Ola Francis Day. Page forty CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS President Earleen May Secretary and Treasurer..... Magdalene Branham Sponsor Franklin Day MEMBERS Left to Right First Row Second Row Magdalene Branham Franklin Day Pauline Holbrook Joavonelle McCoy Joyce Housby Joy Francis Betty Absher Earleen May Herma Lee Kelly Jack Page The Camera Club is an organization of students who are interested in getting the best out of a camera. Together with the Dramatics Club, they have made much progress on a motion picture of life on the campus at Pike- ville College. Page forty-one BUSI N ESS CLUB OFFICERS President Georgene Trimble Secretary Mary Ellen Butler Treasurer Shirley Estep Sponsor ....Mrs. Elizabeth Trice MEMBERS Left to Right First Row Second Row Betty Smith Oneida Stumbo Sharleen Selvage Joy Francis Edith Bevins Jewel Castle Mary Ellen Butler Violet Turner Shirley Estep Louise Page Georgene Trimble Marie Childers Motto — Only the best is good enough. Page forty-two BAND MEMBERS Left to Right First Row Bob Moore Glenn Layne Dan Vinton Jimmy Eorgan Howard Hamilton Donald Huffman Marcheta Raney Joy Francis Jo Ann Roberts Second Row Lois Roberts Patty Eorgan Francis Kelly Richard Trice Sharon Gale Owens Jane Black Homer Petrou Pauline Bowles Mr. Albert Martha Yost Virginia Wright Franklin Keesee Allan Vinton Pikeville College is very proud of the progress and success of the band. Under the leadership of Mr. Albert they have accomplished much and have given entertainment at our ball games and also in chapel. Page forty-three ACADEMY GLEE CLUB First Row Janice Wright Betty Ann McKay Mary Jane May Jill Hatcher Mae Miller MEMBERS Left to Right Second Row Joann Roberts Patsy Sayers Betsy Kirk Lois Roberts Nadia Keathley Director Miss Muriel E. Nordell The Academy Glee Club now has as their sponsor, Miss Nordell. This group has sung on special occasions here at school. Their singing alone is proof of their excellent work. Page forty-four ATHLETICS Page forty-five CHEERLEADERS Lois Ann Huffman Jill Hatcher Mary Jane May Mary Ellen Raney Pikeville College is unusually proud of its pretty cheerleaders this year. During their three years they have been at every game to cheer the boys on to victory. Visible proof of their ability is seen in the District Tournament Cheerleader Trophy which they won at the annual tournament and brought back trium- phantly to Pikeville College. COACH SAN FORD HURT Coach Hurt hails to us from Western Kentucky. He was formerly coach and athletic director at Statesboro, Georgia ; Breeding, Kentucky ; and Bos- ton, Kentucky. One of Coach Hurt ' s outstanding characteristics is his desire to sponsor sportsmanship. Even though starting under the handicap of the war crisis, Hurt developed a quintet that held up all the requirements that former teams had held. MANAGER DAN VINTON Every ball club must have a manager, and not infrequently the success of the team depends upon the efficiency, the dependability and the cooperation of the manager. Such has been Daniel ' s record in the season that he served the Bears and Cubs as manager. Page forty-six SQUAD MEMBERS First Row, left to right — Luther Moore, Jimmy Eorgan, Jack Thompson. Second Row — Robert Moore, Thomas Ratliff , Jack Page, Frank Fleming, Harry Johnson, Daniel Vinton. Bears. Bears. Bears. Bears. Bears. Bears. Bears. Bears. Bears. SCHEDULE, BEARS ..44 Rio Grande ..41 — there ..27 L.M.U. 34— there ..29 L.M.U. 36— there ..38 Rio Grande _ .28— there ..31 L.M.U. 52— here ..43 L.M.U. 44— here ..34 Georgetown 43 — there ..39 W. Va. Tech 27— there ...55 W. Va. Tech ... 43— here Bears. TOTAL Opponents .348 Four Year Colleges. Page forty-seven TH E VARS ITY Ratliff B. Moore L. Moore Johnson Page Fleming Thompson The Bears have had a very successful year. The shortage of manpower due to the war was not as much a drawback to the college all-stars as was pro- phesied. Coach Hurt played a good game on the side line. Page forty-eight CUBS MEMBERS First Row, left to right — Rudolph Rutherford, Ralph Smith, Jerald Huffman, Adam Thompson. Second Row — Richard Trice, Charles Richardson, Robert Scott, Grandison Reynolds. SCHEDULE, CUBS Cubs ....18 Martin _ ....32— here Cubs..... 20 Virgie ..54 — there Cubs... 24 Virgie .61 — here Cubs 9 Johns Creek 26 — here Cubs. BIG SANDY CONFERENCE 9 Van Lear. 39 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Cubs. Cubs. 37 Pike Hi 55 .17 Phelps 30 Page forty -nine W. A. A. OFFICERS President Violet Turner Vice-President Ann Beers Secretary.... Pauline Holbrook Treasurer Betty Absher Reporter Magdalene Branham Sponsor Miss Martha O ' Nan MEMBERS Left to Right First Row Second Row Third Row Betty Absher Joy Francis Dorothy Fields Pauline Holbrook Shirley Estep Joavonell McCoy Marjorie Hamlin Eunice Justice Opal Conley Charlene Ratliff Blanche Ward Violet Turner Ann Beers Oneida Stumbo Evelyn Friend Page fifty LIFE ON THE HILL Page fifty-one rwKK J ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AND WICKHAM HALL ■ ft. ' . ■ • - WBm , CAMPUS SCENE Page fifty-two CAMPUS QUEEN The Highlander of 1944 presents our campus queen, Bobby Jean Bell, of Vicco, Ky. She was chosen in a recent election by popular vote in chapel. Bobby Jean ' s personality, which radiates kindness and charm as well as her devotion to the principles of a Christian life, makes her one of the best liked girls on our campus. SUPERLATIVES CONTEST WINNERS Decided by popular vote in chapel Most Beautiful Girl Imogene Venters Most Handsome Boy Glenn Layne Best All-Around Girl ....Jane Black Best All-Around Boy .Luther Moore Most Popular Girl Joyce Housby Most Popular Boy Glenn Layne Best Natured Girl .Violet Turner Best Natured Boy John Henry James Best Girl Athlete ....Oneida Stumbo Best Boy Athlete Harry Johnson Best Girl Worker... Charlene Ratliff Best Boy Worker Harold Mullins Page fifty-three ■■ t ' • ' • I CHAPEL PROGRAMS AND OTHER EVENTS DURING THE YEAR SEPTEMBER 7 Registration. 27 Dr. Marvin Adams, of Middlesboro, Kentucky, gave an inspirational talk to the students. 29 A. H. Tandy, British Consul at Cin- cinnati, Misconceptions About Brit- ains. OCTOBER 7 Founders ' Day. 11, 12, 1.3 Freshman Week. 14 General Motors ' film, Victory Is Our Business. 21 Memorial services for Lt. Foster Dan- iels. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Dee W. Cobb. Mrs. Cobb sang Only a Touch of Thine Hand. Devotional talk, Happiness , by Mr. Cobb. NOVEMBER 9 Film, The Brass Choir , which was an analysis of band instruments. 15 Miss Lena B. Nufcier, head of the Li- brary Extension, spoke on Book Week . 17 Rev. Harry J. Hill, of Oak Knoll, West Virginia, spoke on Mission Experiences In Korea . 18 Rev. Harry Box sang Jesus, My Saviour , piano accompaniment by Mrs. Box. Talk, More People Are War Christians Because They Are Afraid of Slipping Out of the Crowd . 23 Operetta, Feast of the Red Corn . DECEMBER 3 Mr. Charles Hudson spoke on the Boy Scout Movement . 8 Mr. J. M. Feltner, assistant state lead- er of Four-H Clubs, spoke on Win- ning In Life . 10 Who Got the Job? by Business 10 13 26 27 13 16 18 English class under direction of Mrs. Trice. Dramatics Club play, Three Taps on the Wall . Need and Opportunities for Nurses given by Mrs. Frank Stevenson of National Nursing Council for War Service. JANUARY Bovs ' quartet from Betsy Layne. Film, A New World Through Chem- istry . FEBRUARY Time magazine ' s current events test. Film, Symphony Orchestra . Piano concert by Miss Stell Anderson. 11 16 27 28-March 3 Spiritual Emphasis Week. MARCH Election of Campus Queen. Play, Is There Peace? by Acad- emy beginning Spanish class. Dr. M. W. Topping, public relations director of Union College, What Is Right? The P.C.A. Boy , by Mrs. Hatcher. Mr. Hurt awarded letters to Academy basketball players. APRIL Honor Banquet. Play given by Public Speaking class. Band concert given by Pike High and college bands. Music Festival. MAY Dramatics Club play, Little Acorns . Operetta presented by seventh and eighth grades of the training school. Junior and Senior Banquet. Training school eighth grade com- mencement exercises. Alumni Banquet. Graduation, 10:30 A. M. 2 27 28 29 5 9 12 16 17 18 Page fifty-four SEWING ROOM NOON AT THE CAFETERIA Page fifty-five i CHEMISTRY LAB BIOLOGY LAB Page fifty-six BETWEEN CLASSES SATURDAY-NITE IN THE DORMITORY Page fifty-seven ., . BOOKSTORE CHAPEL Page fifty-eight LIBRARY TYPING CLASS Page fifty-nine FRESHMEN DAYS Page sixty ' Tis of Pikeville C. We Sing. On the Steps Biology Class. Just Thinking. Wondering — About What ? Yea ! Rah ! Bears ! Posing. Bird ' s Eye View Page sixty-one ■■■ Concentrating? — Really! Hide and Seek! Uh ! Oh ! Violet ! Leg-art. That Personality Grin ! Campus Cuties. Scotch Dance. Music Professor. Page sixty -two • • ADVERTISEMENTS Page sixty-three Wise Homemakers Know . . . IMPERATOR FLOUR The Flour That Made Kansas Wheat Famous Gives Them More Bread with Less Flour — Better Bread With Less Effort At Your Nearest Grocer Distributed by KENTUCKY WHOLESALE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF UTILITIES ELKHORN COAL COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF NEW DRUG STORE Walgreen Agency Main Street Pikeville, Ky Pikeville, Kentucky Telephone 781 COMPLIMENTS OF Newton ' s lee Cream Shop Pikeville, Kentucky Page sixty-four LOUIS ' CAFE Let ' s Meet and Eat At the Best Place To Eat in East- ern Kentucky. 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