Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

A- Oo SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ALLAftA LIBRARY P1KEWULE COLLEGE PKEVfLLEKY PIKEVILLE COLLEGE Pikeville, Kentucky Record Memorial (Faith Chapel — Rear-Robinson Library) ' the pulse of Eastern Kentucky s future When a college lives, learns, and prospers in a community, the community also progresses. The college and community become two interdependent teams working for each other ' s development and betterment. In the following pages we shall attempt to show how Pikeville College and Pikeville work hand in hand with each other in recreation, education, work, and the other facets of college and community life. Upon entering Pikeville you see signs of the close knit cooperation between the college and the community. Second Street in Pikeville leads to . Upon Ascending the 89 Steps a Panoramic Administrative offices, college post office, laboratory, and classrooms are located in this central building. One hundred forty-eight women make Condit and Derriana Halls their second home. ;%, - ' ?3m£ The Marvin Student Center opened its doors on September 1, 1963. Housed in this building are: the col- View of the Campus Lies Before Us . . . Memorial and Wickham Halls are the second homes for one hundred ninety- eight men. Meals are served in the modern dining room on the ground floor of Memorial Hall. y Through these portals students find their way to Faith Chapel, the O ' Rear- Robinson Library, Art and Education Departments. lege bookstore, snack bar, recreation room and organization ' s offices. Heart of Any College O ' Rear- Robinson Library wm i i Light, Comfortable, Quiet P The Browsing Area Present Volumes Yearly Additions Capacity of .30,000 . 4,000 .70,000 ' ■Look him up in the HIGHLANDER 7 Campus Scenes So I said to the professor . . . - V Ik r (Scene in Condit Hall) yirwr ■ mS ' ®v Unsurpassed view from Student Center I Scene in Memorial Hall) E-H-P-H-N-B-i-o -n Mary I. Spilman Faculty apartments complete expansion plans g - Excavating for faculty apartments Let ' s Go Off the Hill. . . ?? And see what our college does in the community. Our college has an excellent student teaching program in our city and county schools. The county agent and soil conservation specialist cooperates with the college in a conservation workshop. Churches of the community provide us with worship services, youth programs, and religious guidance. Most of the major denominations are represented in the town. All ministers in our community have open doors and hearts for counseling as is shown here by a Baptist minister. The Methodist Hospital and Pike County- Health Department Provide Health s. ervices . . . The Methodist Hospital provides emergency room treatment and hospitalization for students through an agreement set up with the college. Here is a student blood donor. Plans are now complete for the immunization program for the college in cooperation with the Pike County Health Department. Students at Pikeville earn spending money by working at part-time jobs in town . . . The Learners, Earn . . . ■ 7 . . . People who hold full-time jobs in the town, earn college credits by serving as part-time students . . . . . the Earners, Learn I 13 Shopping For a gift? 14 For Civic Organization? The Pikeville Kiwanis Club sponsors the Circle K Club on Campus. For food? A very common meeting place in our community is a restaurant or drive- in. L 4 I JA y ' 1 For recreation? Local bowling lanes have established special rates for college students, thus affording us one inex- pensive form of recrea- tion. Here students take ad- vantage of SPARE time. 15 Relaxation . . . On and Off the Hill Close harmony in the dorm HIGHLANDER . . . ' 64 Contents Personalities Administration Faculty- Classes Participation Organizations Clubs Play Features Sports Patrons Advertisements Index ... . • . ■ £ Nelson Maynard . Editor-in-Chief Carolyn Martin - Asst. Editor Jim Steele Sports Editor Janet LeMaster . Business Mgr. Howard Hoover Advisor 17 f- % f i. . % ' - JW I 1 • r r , « ■;:■:■■ ' ■■■ rat WUr : ' ' fr ,.x : : : ::. . Our President Dr. Jarman came to Pikeville College during the spring semester of 1963. He became the ninth president and on October 12, 1963, was the first president to be formally inaugurated into our college. Dr. Jarman came to Pikeville with extensive educational experiences. He attended the Public Schools of Maryland and Pennsylvania. He earned his B.S. Degree from Pennsylvania State College; his A.M. Degree and the Ed.D. from George Washington University; and the Litt.D. from the Ewha. Women ' s University, Seoul, Korea. He served as Chief Advisor on Higher Educa- tion to the Ministry of Education of the national government of Korea, under the sponsorship of the U.S. Department of State. He has had numerous publications and belongs to several honor societies. He has received various citations from the United States Government as well as from many Civic organizations. We welcome Dr. and Mrs. Jarman to our Col- lege; we feel Pikeville will continue to grow un- der his leadership. Dr. B. H. Jarman 20 |u , i i£t tm OUR BUSY FIRST LADY Teaching Korean Orphans America ' s favorite past time. Fall 61 Teaching Korean Embassy Children. Arlington. Va. January ' 63 Stopover in Egypt January ' 62 Reception for the new President and his wife. Pikeville. Kentucky, March ' 63 Administration Academic Dean. REDIFORD DAMRON Dean of Students. HOWARD HOOVER Registrar, JOHN WADDELL Morehead State College. B.A. University of Kentucky. M.A. Business Manager. RALPH KILGORE Pikeville College. B.S. Morehead State College, M.A. Bowling Green Business University Booth Business School LaSalle Extension University Rlinois State University. B.S.Ed ibid. M.S. Ed. Librarian. WESLEY PINKERTON University of !North Carolina. B.S. in L.S. University of Kentucky. M.A. DENIS R. RATLIFF Assistant Business Manager BARBARA CONN Secretary ETHEL BEEM Secretary ROBERTA HOOVER Secretary PATTY COLEMAN Secretary MARY I. SPILMAN Alumni Secretary JUDY FUG ATE Librarian Picture Not Available FA YE RAISLEY Librarian GRACE PINKERTON Housemother VELDA DAUGHTERS Housemother «0W fe PSi: ' ' - Wf 1 - y? i NANCY TAYLOR Dietitian MARSHA BICKFORD Bookstore Clerk Administrative Assistants 23 Education and Psychology Ch airman DR. RAYMOND J. BRADLEY University of Minnesota. Ph.D. PAUL BUTCHER Morehead State College. B.A. MILES MAX MILLER New York State University. I.S. RUBY ROTEN University of Tennessee, M.S. 24 JOHN WADDELL Morehead State College. M.A. jhMQ CLARA S. WALSH University of Tennessee, B.S. We welcome Mr. Lanny Yelverton to our faculty and hope that his stay is very pleasant. It is always nice to acquire new and interesting teachers for our faculty. HOWARD L. YELVERTON University of Tennessee. M.S. 25 Humanities Chai rman ANNA L MILLER Radcliffe College, Ph.D. %£ ft vCTS JDHr 1 BLANCHE S. BANTA Columbia University, M.A. MARY BELLE GEORGE University of Oklahoma. M.A. CHRISTINE GOODMAN University of Kentucky. M.A. 26 The Department of Humanities wishes to extend a cordial welcome to Mrs. Christine Goodman as she becomes a permanent member of this de- partment. KATHARINE GRISWOLD Columbia University. M.A. TALMA HANEY Western Illinois State College. M.S. LILLY JUSTUS Franz Liszt Music Academy of Budapest. Hungary, M.A. ' ;wm W$W $MM MARION KELLEY Auburn University, M.S. 27 BETTE MILLER University of Miami Graduate School of Music. M.M. OLIVE M. SARBER University of Chicago, M.S. WILLIAM M. SMITH New England Conservatory of Music. M.M. MARGUERITE WEBER Institution for Noble Girls. Rerich ' s Art Schools. St. Petersburg, graduate 28 Religion and Philosophy Chairman WRAY MILLER University of Pittsburgh. Ph.D. Southern Baptist Seminary, Th.D. ALMA CULTON The Biblical Seminary in New York. M.R.E. Chai irman CHARLES MERRIAM KNAPP Columbia University, M.A. ibid. Ph.D. Social Studies MARIGRACE BARNETT Georgetown College. B.A. 29 MILDRED JEANNETTE DAVIS Texas State College for Women. M.A. STELLA ELKINS George Peabody College for Teachers. M.A. CHARLES HAMILTON Vanderbilt University, Ph.D. D. CHARLES PINKERTON University of Kentucky, M.A. 30 T. H. REYNOLDS George Peabodv College for Teachers. Ph.D. Che We welcome Dr. Charles Hamilton and Mr. D. Charles Pinkerton to our faculty. May their years on our faculty he happy and re- warding. Sci ence H. CLAYTON DARLINGTON University of Chicago. Ph.D. HENRY C. BERG. JR. Fresno State College. M.S. 31 §N 4t 1 1 I I l FRANKLIN DAY Duke University, M.A. GERTRUDE ISON University of Kentucky. M.A. SAMUEL M. DEAN Pennsylvania State University. M.E. in Mech. Eng. M.S. in Arch. Eng. WILLARD JINKS Bowling Green State College. M.A. 32 LOUISA PLUMMER University of Minnesota. M.S. MAMIE ELIZABETH WILSON Indiana State Teachers College. M.S. REBECCA STALLWORTH University of Tennessee Medical School. M.T. We extend a cordial welcome to Miss Louisa Plummer, Dr. Clayton Darlington and Dr. William C. Morris. May their work on our campus be most rewarding. Our apologies to Dr. Morris whose picture was not available for publication. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AtLAfiA LIBRARY PIKEVILLE COLLEGE PIKEVILLE KY 33 Walter Hess vice pies. James Frazier pres. Russell Ward sec.-treas. (not pictured) Senior Class 34 ROBERT K. BEVINS Grundy, Virginia ROBERT ABSHER Pikeville. Kentucky CHARLES D. ADKINS Shelbiana. Kentucky CASSIE AMBURGEY Amburgey. Kentucky BENNIE P. BARTLEY Hellier, Kentucky BOB ADKINS Virgie, Kentucky GERALD L. ALTMAN Pikeville. Kentucky BOBBY G. ASHBY Grundy, Virginia PEGGY BELCHER Chattaroy. W.Va. MOLLIE BLACKBURN Pikeville. Kentucky 35 BLAINE ADKINS. JR. Virgie. Kentucky CHARLES BLEVINS New London. Ohio PEGGY J. BROWN Virgie. Kentucky BILLY J. CARTER Grundy. Virginia FLOREECE DeROSSETT Stanville. Kentucky MARY A. BLAKE Tazewell. Va. DANIEL BRANSON Price, Kentucky ALOMA BURKE Etty, Kentucky JAMES H. CAUDILL Allen, Kentucky BETTY L. DESKINS Phyllis. Ky. DONALD J. ELLIOTT Bradenton, Florida ALLEN EPLING Elkhorn City, Kv. EDWARD R. EVANOFF Jenkins. Kentucky ROBERT L. FLEMING Hardy. Kentucky , -■ ■- «L1 T. BRUCE FRANCISCO Zebulon. Kentucky JOHNNY HARPER. JR. Nolan. West Virginia JAMES E. FRAZIER Ashland. Kentucky THADUS HELVEY Coal Run. Kentucky SUE F. ISON Hallie. Kentucky KEEN JOHNSON Paints ille. Kv. DOROTHY J. JOHNSON Mvra, Kentucky JOAN JUSTICE Pikeville. Kentucky HARVEY L. JUSTICE Pikeville. Kentucky IRA J. LEWIS Pikeville. Kv. AUDREY M. MARTIN Virgie, Kentucky REGIS MATTINGLY Dorton. Kentucky MARGARET A. MULLENS Lexington, Kentucky SALLIE MILLER Drift. Kentucky JOAN MOORE Springfield. Penn. ROGER MULLINS Pound. Virginia MARY M. NAGLE Bellmore. New lork MARIE PARSONS Millard. Kentucky SALLY S. PHfLLIPS Pikeville. Kentucky ROSE REYNOLDS SMITH Pikeville. Kentucky SANDRA G. SLATER 8 illiamson. West Virginia LARRY J. OSBORNE Jonancy. Kentucky MERLE S. PHILLIPS Pikeville. Kentucky DENTON PATTERSON Price, Kentucky JOHNNY R. SHORTRIDGE Lick Creek. Kentucky MARGARET J. SMITH Belfrv. Kentucky 3 ? ROBERT L. SMITH Phelps. Kentucky JOHN SOWARDS Pikeville, Kentucky HARRY SPICKLER Harrisburg, Pennsylvania GERALDINE STEPP Sidney. Kentucky SUE SWORD Pikeville. Kentucky ANITA J. THOMPSON Mouth Card. Kentucky JOSEPH TOATS Claypool Hill. Virginia A Senior with a Beanie? 40 BERMCE WEDDINGTON Virgie. Kentucky SHIRLEY WHALEN Martin, Kentucky VIRGINIA WILKERSON Pikeville, Kentucky HANK WILKINSON Pikeville. Ky. From HER? MONEY? GARY VICARS Weeksbury, Ky. ROGER ZELLARS Regina. Ky. Robert Blevins vice president James Cook treasurer Bruce Johnson president Doris Lowe secretary Junior Class 42 HAROLD E. AKERS Hellier. Kentucky JACKIE BLACKBURN Pikeville, Kentucky ROBERT T. BLEVINS Pikeville, Kentucky THOMAS L. BOOTH Pikeville, Ky. RALPH E. CAMPBELL Pikeville. Kentucky GEORGE D. CANTRELL Pikeville. Kentucky MARY J. CANUPP Belfry, Kentucky JERRY W. CHILDERS Pikeville, Ky. COLLEEN CLAY Virgie, Kentucky SCOTTY I. CLINE Pikeville, Kentucky SALLY J. COLLINS Cromona, Kentucky JAMES E. COOK, JR. Pikeville, Ky. TED R. CORDER Eolia, Kentucky COMMODORE CRAFT Whitesburg, Ky. ALICIA CRISP Martin, Kentucky FRANCES DALTON Pikeville. Ky. 43 LINDA DAVIS Flat Gap, Ky. KATHY J. DAY Meta, Kentucky DELORES V. EDWARDS Clintwood, Va. PATRICIA ELK1NS Garrett, Kentucky LANNY FRAZIER Martin, Ky. STEPHEN Nl FRAZIER Leander, Kentucky GEORGE GIBSON Orchard Park, New York N. SPEARS HINTON Ashland, Kentucky MEDRIA J. HOPKINS Goody, Kentucky FREDDIE A. JOHNSON Shelby Gap, Ky. GARY B. JOHNSON Shelby Gap, Ky. 44 LINDA L. JOHNSON Lexington, Ky. ELLEN JUSTICE Fishtrap, Ky. GEORGIA DAMRON Pikeville, Ky. CHARLES H. JUSTU: Hurley, Virginia WILLIAM H. JUSTICE Millard, Ky. MELVIN E. KEEN Leatherwood, Ky. JANET LeMASTER Delbarton, W. Va. aVuvvw •■;■■ FRANK LEVSTIK Columbus, Ohio BOBBY D. LEWIS Partridge, Ky. DORIS L. LOWE Pikeville, Kentucky ANNA R. McCOWN Pikeville, Ky. BARBARA C. McCOY Huddy, Kentucky JUDITH G. McCOY Roseann, Va. GURNIE P. MAGGARD Ermine, Kentucky STELLA MARCUM Pikeville. Kv. CAROLYN S. MARTIN Elkhorn City, Ky. KENNETH R. MAYNARD Pikeville, Kentucky NELSON MAYNARD Pikeville, Kentucky JAMES R. MEADE Hi Hat, Kv. JAMES S. MILLER Pittsburgh, Pa. BARBARA S. MOORE Beauty, Kentucky FRED MOSLEY Pikeville, Kentucky LOWELL R. MULLINS Island Creek, Kentucky J. MICHAEL MULLIN Fredricktown, Ohio M. RAYNOR MLLLINS Jenkins, Kentucky BILLY R. MULLINS Jenkins, Kentucky LARRY MURPHY Pikeville, Ky. RUBY NEWSON Teaberry, Kentucky WILBUR PRESTON Meally, Kentucky CHARLES F. PUGH Robinson Creek, Ky. LARRY DON RATLIFF Millard, Kentucky LINDA L. REED Meta, Kentucky LOUELLA RITCHIE Ritchie, Kentucky SHIRLEY F. ROBERTS Haysi, Virginia STEVE ROBERTS Virgie, Kentucky BETTY L. RYAN Pikeville, Ky. PAUL D. SCOTT Chattarov, W. Va. RODGER D. SETSER Auxier, Kentucky MARY F. STAMPER Blairtown, Kentucky LOIS A. STATON Forest Hills, Ky. TANA STATON Huddy, Kentucky DAVID STEINER Carlinville, 111. WILLIAM STONE Van, West Virginia STEPHEN L. TACKETT Virgie, Kentucky TRUMAN THOMPSON Pikeville, Kentucky ELLEN E. TURLEY Saltville, Virginia BOBBIE J. TURNER Drift, Ky. 47 TERRY VIERS Grundy, Virginia RICHARD WEEMS Pikeville, Kentucky BERTHA S. WILLIAMSON Pikeville, Kentucky GLEN DORA J. WRIGHT Pikeville, Kentucky GLEMA J. YOUNG Pikeville, Kentucky S N 4Q Close Communion! ! Larrv Ashbv vice president Lucian Rudd president Mary Alice Adams secretary Gaylen Short treasurer Sophomore Class 49 MARY A. ADAMS Phyllis, Ky. PATSY S. ANDERSON McVeigh, Kentucky FAITH A. ARMSTRONG Whitesburgh, Ky. JAMES E. BAILEY Bethel, Ohio TONI G. BALES Pikeville, Kentucky ANTHONY L. BENTLEY Dorton, Ky. SHARON L. BICKFORD Pikeville, Ky. RUBY J. BILLITER Pikeville, Ky. TERRY C. BLACKBURN Sidney, Ky. EMMA JANE BLEVINS Pikeville, Ky. TERRY BOWERS Dunedin, Fla. DONALD E. BOWLING Pikeville, Ky. WAYNE BOWLING Letcher, Ky. EARLYTA BROOKS Harold, Ky. 50 LEO BURKE Hartlev. Ky. ANNA L. CANTRELL Mouth Card, Kv. DAVID C. CARR Dayton, Ohio DAVID CHENAULT Emminence, Ky. GERALD P. COLEMAN Elkhorn City, Ky. LARRY E. COLEMAN Dorton, Ky. WANDA F. COLLINS Whitesburgh, Ky. IMAL M. COOL Belcher, Ky. JLLIA L. DAMRON Pikeville, Ky. MARION D. CORNETT Daisy, Ky. ROBERT DAMRON Pikeville, Ky. DARLENE P. CRAIN Frenchhurgh, Ky. FREDDY C. DAVIS Vicco, Ky. JUDITH DAMRON Pikeville, Ky. JOE H. DUKE Blackey, Kv. 51 RUTH A. FORD Pikeville, Kentucky ROBERT S. FOIT Williamson, West Virginia JOHN B. FINLEY JR. Dingess, West Virginia SHARON HALL Pittsburgh, Pa. VIRGIL HALL Orknev. Ky. DAVID D. HINCHMAN Stanville, Ky. DAVID S. HAMMER Bedford, Pa. KAREN A. HUEY N. Chili, New York VIVIAN S. FORD Zebulon, Ky. CHARLENE HALL Etty, Kv. MAURICE G. HERDON JR. Alexandria, Va. 52 KENNY HUFFMAN Pikeville. Ky. THOMAS E. HUGHE; Pikeville, Ky. EDITH JUNES Bevinsville, Ky. SHIRLEY JONES Salvisa, Ky. THOMAS D. JUSTU: Hurelv. Va. BRENDA KAUFFMAN Toledo, Ohio JERRY KIDD Hellier, Ky. EDSEL R. LAFFERTY Oceana, W. Va. PORTER P. LAYNE Harold, Ky. ALEXANDER LEUZZI Colts Neck, N. J. CHARLES LOWE Pikeville. Ky. JAMES K. LOWE Pikeville, K . BETTY S. MeKINNE Accoville, W. Va. CRATE MEADE JR. Pikeville. Kv. 53 IDA L. PARSONS Millard, Ky. LUCIAN MEADE Pikeville, Ky. H. CAROLYN MURPHY Edgarton, W. Va. JAMES MILICH Neon, Ky. KENNETH OSBORNE Robinson Creek, Ky ERNEST OWENS Belcher, Ky. DONNIE QUEEN Pikeville, Ky. BEVERLY MIMS Pikeville, Ky. BYRAN L. PEACOCK Fairfax, Va. MURIEL S. PLYMALE Pikeville, Ky. 54 DAVID G. RAISLEY Pikeville, Ky. JERRY REED Pikeville. Kv. QUENTIN TONY ROBINETTE Pikeville. Kv. JOHN D. SAMMONS Prestonsburg. Ky. CHARLES SIX Lovely, Ky. MORGAN D. ROBERTS Pikeville, Kv. PHILIP I. STUMBO Harold. Ky. DANA SUPCOE Robinson Creek. Kv. 55 W CHARLES F. TAYLOR Waynesville, Ohio CLIFFORD TUSSEY Water Gap, Ky. MARSHALL TYSON, JR. Wheelwright, Ky. EMMA LEA WALLACE Robinson Creek, Ky. RAMONA S. WEBB Mayking, Ky. VERGIL E. WEBB Piso, Ky. BRENDA WILKINSON Pikeville, Ky. MARY LOU WILLIAMS Avon, New York DOROTHY GAIL WILLIAMSON Coal Run, Ky. 56 PATRICIA WILSON Warfield, Ky. COLIN R. YOUNG Hatfield, Ky. J. C. YOUNG Meta, Ky. President James Craft, secretary-treasurer Sandra Sweeney, vice president James Tackett Freshman Class 57 VEARLIE M. ADKINS Ivel, Ky. GLENDA lee amburgy Allen, Kentucky SHARON C. BARKER Stanville, Ky. FOSTER L. BARTRAM Lenore, W. Va. ELSTER E. BLACKBURN Emma, Ky. 58 WILLIAM H. BARKER Stanville, Kv. DALTON BELCHER Zebulon, Kv. BARBARA J. BAILEY Flat Gap, Ky. DON L. BLAIR Pikeville, Ky. JAMES W. BARNETT Pikeville, Ky. DANNY C. BELCHER Dorton, Ky. GEORGE M. BLANKENSHIP Edsarton, W. Va. JAMES BALDWIN Canada, Ky. JUDY K. BARTLEY Hellier, Ky. ROGER L. BELCHER Zebulon, Ky. GWENDOLYN BLANKENSHIP Stanville, Ky. JUDY K. BLEVINS Pikeville, Kv. PAULA A. BOGGS Pikeville, Ky. SHARON BOSTIC Centerburg, Ohio STEPHEN C. BROWN Whitesburg, Kv. BERNICE L. BROYLES Hurley, Va. NANNIE M. BURGESS Pikeville, Ky. BONNIE S. CAUDILL Allen, Ky. BILLY R. CHAPMAN Lovely, Ky. ROBERT CHENAULT Eminence, Ky. GARY D. CLEVINGER Kelsa, Va. RONALD COLE Big Rock, Va. BUNA COLEMAN Pikeville, Ky. RONALD T. COLEMAN Arlington, Va. LLOYD COLLINS Isom, Kv. 59 SHERMAN COMBS Buckhorn, Ky. MARY E. COOPER Jenkins, Ky. PHYLLIS CONWAY Pikeville, Ky. TED S. COOK Thornton, Ky. STEPHEN G. COX Toler, Kv. LENA S. CRABTREE Harman, Va. JAMES CRAFT Thornton. Ky. WILLIAM H. CRAFT Hazard, Ky. D. CLAYTON GRAIN Washington, 1). C. DONNA L. CREELMAN Bladensburg, Md. GAIL R. DAY Blackberry City, W. Va. L. SHARON DeBORDE Stanville, Ky. ' • ' Y.. MARY LOU DEEL Haysi, Va. PATRICIA E. DOTSON Pikeville, Ky. E. ROBERT ECKERT. JR. Hawthorne, N. J. 60 ■ NICK A. ENGLAND.. JR. Shelbiana. Ky. TERRY V. EPLING Matewan, W. Va. JAMES E. FIELDS Collins, Ky. OLLIE E. FRANKLIN Pikeville, Kv. f « $i a  KELSEY E. FRIEND. JR. Pikeville, Kv. PATRICIA R. FRIEND Pikeville, Kv. ROBERT B. FRIEND Pikeville, Ky. JIMMY R. GOODMAN Pikeville, Ky. H. PATRICIA GRIFFTH Warfield, Ky. JOHN F. HALE Pikeville, Ky. CLAUDIA L. HALL Pikeville, Ky. DORIS I. HALL EDNA D. H AMILTON MARGERY L. HAMILTON R. JOSEPH HEAGEN Hurley, a. Robinson Creek, Ky. Coal Run, Ky. Ezel, Ky. 61 WM. JOHN HENRY Logan, W. Va. RICHARD W. HOCKENBERRY Oil City, Pa. MARTHA HONAKER Pikeville, Ky. TEDDY R. HONAKER Pikeville, Ky. H. PAUL HOOVER Pikeville, Ky. KEITH A. HOWELL McDowell, Ky. MADELYN G. JOHNSON Shelby Gap, Ky. CAROL ANN JONES Bevinsville, Ky. ARLIE D. JUSTICE Huddy, Ky. D. MACK JUSTICE Pikeville, Ky. JAY JUSTICE, JR. Pikeville, Ky. LINDA L. JUSTICE Pikeville, Ky. WM. HUBERT KEEN Jewell Ridge, Va. 62 W. LEWIS KELLY Vicco, Ky. JOHN R. KING Belfry, Ky. PEGGY SEE KEENE Pikeville, Ky. GEORGE E. KNAELL Mars, Pa. HELEN L. LEE Draffin, Kv. BOBBY E. LESTER Hurley, Va. DARWIN. L. LEUZZI Colts Neck, N. J. CURTIS M. LITTLE Price, Ky. .. ■ BLANCHE LOWE Pikeville, Ky. JHONNY C. LOWE Broad Bottom, Ky. DELMAR A. McCARDELL Cleveland, Ohio PORTIA E. McCOY Huddy, Ky. 63 EURA McCURRY Fishtrap, Ky. PATRICIA R. McGUIRE Ezel, Ky. michael j. McMillan Newark, Ohio ANNAH MAY Kimper, Ky. LINDA MAYNARD Zebulon, Ky. ROGER MAYNARD Inez, Ky. NANCY L. MEADE Pikeville, Ky. DALE M. MILLER Pittsburgh, Pa. F. EILLENE MOORE Inez, Ky. SANDRA R. MOORE Toledo, Ohio M. PATRICIA MORLAND Bedford, Pa. BONNIE MULLINS Elkhorn City. Ky. EVELYN R. MULLINS Jonancy, Ky. RODNEY T. MURPHY Ezel, Ky. WILLIAM NEWSOME. ]R. Grethel, Ky. 64 G. CHARLES NICHOLS Pikeville, Ky. LINDA O ' BRYAN Huddy, Ky. LINDA OLMSTED Centerburg, Ohio JAMES D. OSBORNE Pikeville, Ky. JOHN P. PICKLESIMER Pikeville, Ky. CLARA ANN RAMEY Pikeville, Ky. MARY E. RAMEY Williamson, W. Va. JOHN MARVIN RATLIFF Pikeville, Kv. PHYLLIS ANN RATLIFF Pikeville, Ky. JACK B. REYNOLDS Pikeville, Ky. LOLELLA REYNOLDS Pikeville, Ky. OLIVER JOE REYNOLDS Pikeville, Ky. ANITA C. RICHMOND Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. G. JOHNNY ROBERTS. JR. Princeton, W. V a. 65 HARVEY L. ROBINSON Pikeville, Ky. JAMES F. SCOTT Toughkenamon, Pa. RONALD W. SHORT Shelbiana, Ky. GLEMA G. SHORTRIDGE Lick Creek, Ky. JOAN D. STACY Pikeville, Ky. JUDY STEFFY Pikeville, Ky. PITI SUNTRAPAK Bangkok, Thailand L. JEAN STILTNER Vansant, Va. Hfl HS G± I CW , • ' ■« G. IRENE STRATTON Zebulon, Ky. J. TIMOTHY SWANSTON Pikeville, Ky. SANDRA SWEENEY Alexandria, Va. JUDY M. SYCK Coal Run, Ky. DORIS A. TACKETT Wales, Ky. 66 JAMES M. TACKETT Pikeville. Kv. HAZEL L. THOMPSON Pikeville, Ky. RONALD D. THOMPSON Pikeville, Ky. PHILIP VINCIQUERRA Matewan, W. Va. THOMAS M. WATKO Elizabeth, Pa. HOWARD G. WEST Pikeville. Ky. JUANITA WHITT Ransom, Ky. CHARLES D. WILLIAMS Paintsville, Ky. EDWARD D. WALLACE Dorton, Ky. DORIS A. WILLIAMS Stanville, Ky. MYRTLE WILSON Turkey Creek, Ky. KATHLEEN A. VARUS Pikeville, Ky. PAMELA M. YOUNG Long Beach, N. Y. 67 Parti Stage Com 68 potion mammmammms. ' 5 to Life 69 Peach Orchard Players The Cast of You Can ' t Take It With You Seated: Robert Chenault, Ronald Cole, Paul Hoover, Delmar McCardell, Sharon Bostic. Standing: Mary Cooper, Mary Lou Pierce. Karen Huey, Gerald Coleman. Joe Reynolds, J. C. Young. The purpose of the Peach Orchard Players is to provide the student body of Pikeville College with dramatic entertainment and to train anyone interested in the field of drama. The club offers a unique opportunity for self expression. The production of a play rewards the audience as well as the performers and crews. Entertainment is the chief purpose of the club and The Show Must Go On! The officers of the Peach Orchard Players are: President Mary Lou Pierce Secretary Karen Huey Treasurer Gerold Coleman Our Sponsor, Mrs. Christine Goodman 70 m A moment of relaxation I 9 V. THE PEACH ORCHARD PLAYERS First Row: Mary Nagel, Mary Cooper, Doris Hall, Donna Creelman. Karen Huey, Shar- on Bostic, Mary Lou Pierce, Mrs. Christine Goodman. Second Roiv: Richard Weems, Robert Chenault, Joe Reynolds, Paul Hoover, Gerold Coleman, Delmar McCardell. Third Row: Robert Belvins, Ronald Cole, Ronald Coleman, J. C. Young, David Chen- ault. Music MIXED CHORUS First Roiv: Mary Nagle, Margaret Ann Miller, Sandra Terry, Alicia Crisp, Pat Smyers, Karen Huey, Mary Lou Williams, Pat Wilson, Mary Lou Pierce. Second Row: Pat Morland, Pat Griffith, Doris Tackett, Donna Creelman, Glenda Amburgy, Sharon Hall, Pam Young, Judy McCoy. Third Row: David Raisley, Lanny Frazier, Ron- ald Cole, Paul Hoover, Gerald Coleman, Terry Blackburn. Fourth Roiv: Robert Chenault, Ralph Campbell, Allen Epling, Robert Foit. Mr. William Smith (Director). CHOIR First Roiv: Mary Nagle, Barbara Bailey, Linda Davis, Pat Smyers, Alicia Crisp, Karen Huey, Mary Lou Pierce. Second Row: Margaret Ann Miller, Pat Mor- land. Janet Le Master. Donna Creelman, Sharon Hall. Pamela Young. Third Row: Lanny Frazier, Robert Foit, Paul Hoover. Terry Blackburn, Richard Hocken- berry. Mr. William Smith (Director). HILANDERS First Row: Richard Hockenberry, James Mil- ler, William B. Stone. Lanny Frazier, Michael Mullin, Tim Swanson. William Minchley. Second Roiv: Ronald Cole, Terry Blackburn, James Hodges, Paul Hoover, Gordon Herndon, Dale Miller. David Raisley. Third Row: Ronald Jackson, Spears Hinton, Allen Elping. Robert Fleming, Ann Miller. 72 BRASS QUARTET n roup Hillard Clevinger Alen Epling James Tackett Robert Foit GIRLS ' QUARTET BRASS ENSEMBLE Robert Foit. Allen Epling, David Carr, Max Roberts, Floyd Stanley, William Minckley. Back Row: Hillard Clevinger, James Tackett. Mary Nagle Mary Lou Pierce Linda Davis, Accompanist Karen Huey Alicia Crisp VOICE PUPILS Pat Morland, Richard Hockenberry Karen Huey, Mary Lou Pierce Paul Hoover, Mary Nagle, Alicia Crisp Terry Blackburn, Julia Damron, Accompanist 73 GIRLS TRIO Barbara Bailey, Accompanist Mary Nagle. Alicia Crisp, Mary Lou Pierce Linda Davis Julia Damron Charles Lowe Paul Hoover Barbara Bailey 74 Back Roiv: Joan Stacy, Evelyn Mullins, Janet Le Master, Joan Justice, Wayne Bowl- ing, Mary Lou Williams, Gerald Coleman, George Gibson, James Scott, Doris Hall, Glenda Amburgy. Second Roiv: Ellen Turley. Pat Griffith, Pat Wilson, Karen Huey, Commodore Craft, Lucian Rudd, Charles Lowe, David Carr, Julia Damron, Richard Hockenberry, Dale Miller. First Row: Patricia Morland, Mary Lou Pierce, Sandra Terry, Gail Williamson, Sharon Hall, Michael McMillan, Mary Nagle, Mollie Black- burn, Harry Spickler, Michael Mullin. Christian Fellowship CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ACTIVITIES Vespers Chrisman Picnic Spiritual Emphasis Week - v Christmas Candy Sales Caroling Outings Spring Retreat 75 Organizations . . . Wickham-Memorial Monitors Robert Bevins Wilbur Preston Jerry Hatfield Johnnie Harper Terry Viers Melvin Keen Derriana-Condit Dorm Council President: Mary Alice Blake Vice President: Linda Davis Secretary: Pat Symers Joan Moore, Maggie Slone, Betty McKinney Mary Jane Canupp, Darlene Crain, Shirley Roberts Edith Jones, Mary Lou Pierce, Pat Symers, Mary Alice Blake Linda Davis, Mary Nagle, Janet LeMaster 76 Joan Justice, Audrey Martin, Charlene Hall, Robert Bevins Keen Johnson Vice President President George Gibson Paul D. Scott, William B. Stone Treasurer Mary Lou Williams Secretary William Smith Advisor James Miller, James Hodges, Freddie Davis, Jim Steele, Howard Hoover Advisor Student Council Freshmen elected after nine weeks : Ron Cole, Philip Vinciguerra, Pam Young Second Semester Junior Class Replacement for William Stone: Janet LeMaster STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORED ACTIVITIES Freshman Dance Christmas Dance Saturday Night Movies Sock-Hops Keep Kentucky Klean Poster Contest J. F. K. Memorial Library Fund Sponsor Mountain Laural Candidate Homecoming Activities 77 Discus Thrower? Consulting with Ron Louden Highlander Nelson Maynard Larry Joe Osborne Jim Steele Larry Don Ratliff Carol Martin Gordon Herndon Howard Hoover Janet LeMaster Mary Alice Blake, Sallie Miller. Sandy Sweeney, Carol Jones, Sharon Bickford Mary Nagle. Anna Rhea McCown. Aloma Burke, Edith Jones, Vivian Ford km m Time out for reloading film The Thinker? Staff Editorial Staff — Gordon Herndon, Photographer; Sally Miller, Art; Larry Joe Os- borne, Sports; Larry Ratliff, Business; Jim Steele, Sports; Carolyn Martin, Asst. Ed- itor; Nelson Maynard, Editor. 79 Record Staff The Record is the official newspaper of Pikeville College published for and by the students of the college, and printed weekly as a special section of the Pike County News. The Record, as an organization, has a system of pins and keys, whereby any member serving for a period of two years is eligible to receive a pin, and after three years may earn a key. As its fund raising project, The Record sponsors an annual Spring Talent Night, featuring only college talent. The purpose of the program is to raise enough money to cover expense of the keys and pins. First Row: Frank Levstik, Reporter; P. D. Scott, Sports Editor; David Carr, Feature Editor; Mike Mullin, Reporter. Second Roiv: Mr. Marion Kelley, Advisor; Brenda Kauffman, Events Editor; Julia Damron, Program Editor. Third Row: Edsel Ray Laf- ferty, Headline Editor; Fran Dalton, Editor; Wayne Bowling, Asst. Editor. Fourth Roiv: Del McCardell, Reporter; John Lowe, Reporter; James Tackett, Reporter; Tom Watko, Reporter. Salty Dog Rag Pikeville College Special Pikeville College Whirlers Margaret Jill Smith, Wayne Bowling. Audrey Martin, Daniel Branson, Shirley Jones, Commodore Craft, Shirley Jones, Jerry Kidd, Aloma Burke, Lucian Rudd — Director. The Pikeville College Whirlers are a newly organized group on campus. Their chief purpose is to represent Pikeville College by square dancing and folk dancing. The Whirlers have performed at square dance festivals throughout Eastern Kentucky. Their performances have taken them to various parts of West Vir- ginia, as well as Kentucky, for Hootenannys. They performed at halftimes during basketball games. 81 Women ' s Athletic Association The Women ' s Athletic Association is organized to give the women at Pike- ville College an active Intramural athletic program. Front to Back: Jean Stiltner, Pam Young. Bobbie Turner, Mary Nagle, Bertha William- son, Jill Smith, Kathy Yarus. Karen Stevenson, Maggie Slone, President, Jackie Black- burn, Linda O ' Brien, Eilleen Moore. Donna Creelman, Brenda Wilkinson, Judy McCoy, Buby Billiter, Annah May. Sally Collins. Louella Ritchie. Reva Reynolds. Shirley Roberts, Miss Ruby Roten. Advisor. 82 Clubs . . . The Highland Rangers First Row: Philip Vinciguerra. Jerry Hatfield. Melvin Keen, Henry Wilkinson. Second Row: James Miller, Bruce Francisco, Daniel Bran- son. Dale Miller. Spears Hinton. Edsel Rav Lafferty. James Spurlock. Melvin Keen. President, explains the fine points of the Ml. The United States has long been known as a nation of riflemen. The in- dividual American armed with the rifle has figured significantly and, in most cases, decisively in our history from the early days of the Revolution to the present day. Through many wars we have fought to maintain our freedom, and the deciding factors which gave us victory were the qualities and efficiency of the riflemen we sent into battle. We dedicate this club toward the propagation of this purpose and toward the instillment of a sense of responsibility, sportsmanship, safety, and skill in the use of firearms. 83 Young Democrats First Roiv: Bennie Bartley, James Barnett, Dave Carr, Keen Johnson — Chairman, Dan- ny Branson — Co-Chairman, George Gibson, Bobby Carter, Dalton Belcher. Second Row: Dr. Hamilton — Sponsor, Carolyn Murphy, Carolyn Martin, Alicia Crisp — Secretary, Audrey Martin — Treasurer, Joan Justice, Judy McCoy, Anna Rhea Mc- Cown, Sue Sword. Third Row: Patsy Anderson, Mary Lou Pierce, William R. Stone, Kenny Huffman, Kelsey Friend, John Picklesimer, Larry Chaney, Jean Stiltner, Julia Damron, Linda Olmstead. Fourth Row: Joe Duke, Terry Viers, Bobby Ashley, Spears Hinton, Terry Blackburn, Larry Murphy, James Cook, Virgil Webb, Lewis Robinson. Young Republicans First Row, L to R: Charles Lowe, Darwin Leuzzi, Robert Bevins, Al Leuzzi, Terry Bower, Michael Mullins, Blaine Adkins. Second Row: Patricia Morland, Karen Huey, Linda Davis, Myrtle Wilson, Eloise Miller, Edith Jones, Doris Hall, Mary Lou Williams, Juanita Whitt. Third Row: Nelson Maynard, Sharon Hall, Freddie Johnson, Charles Pugh, Paul Douglas Scott, Pamela Young, Joe Hagen, Carolyn Martin, Robert Eckert, Marion Cornett, Charles Johnson, Tony Robinette, Pat Wilson, Pat Griffith, Kelly Thompson. Fourth Row: Howard Rustin, Gerald Coleman, Anthony Bentley, Stephen Frazier, Larry Coleman, Lowell Mullins, James Spurlock, James Miller, David Steiner, David Raisley. 84 Circle K Front Row: Dean Hoover. Advisor, P. D. Scott, Charles Pugh, James Miller, Seotty Cline. Al Leuzzi. Nick Frazier, Larry Ashby, Rill Stone. Second Row: David Steiner. Bill R. Stone. Philip Vinciguerra, Terry Rower, Melvin Keen. Keen Johnson. Wilbur Preston. Charles Nichols. Gordon Herndon, Robert Foit. Third Row: Robert Rlevins. Lanny Frazier. Larry Murphy. Terry Blackburn, Spears Hinton. David Raisley. Fourth Row: Harold Akers. Nick England. Johnny Sanders, Virgil Webb, James Cook, James Little. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Front Row: Seotty Cline, Dean Hoover, Nick Frazier. Second Row: Philip Vinciguerra, Jim Miller, Paul Scott, Bill B. Stone. Third Row: Bill R. Stone. Charles Pugh. Al Leuzzi. Dave Steiner, Larry Ashby. 85 Parnassus Club Front Row: Bob Ashby, Club Reporter, Gail Williamson, Bill Carter — President, Aloma Burke — Secretary, Miss Talma Haney, Sponsor. Back Roiv: Eloise Miller, Commodore Craft. Wilbur Preston, Joan Stacy. Debate Club Gerald Coleman. Sharon Bickford, David Chenault, Kelsey Friend, Doris Hall, George Gibson, Dr. Charles Hamilton (Coach), Jean Stiltner. m Business Club Front Row: Donnie Queen — President. Tommy Spurlock — Vice President, Lannie Frazier — Historian, David Steiner — Treasurer. Second Row: Miss Davis, Miss Bar- nette — Sponsors, Judy Damron, Patricia Goff, Emma Blevins, Terry Bower, Juanita Whitt, Davis Lowe, Blanche Lowe. Irene Stratton, Joan Justice, Glenna Shortridge, Jeanette Pinson. Carol Patton, Peggy Keene, Clara Ramey, Sue Sword, Janet LeMas- ters, Anna McCown. Third Row: Phyllis Conway, Nelson Maynard, Doris Hall, Ken- neth Osborne. David Raisley, Jim Miller, Anthony Bentley, Lowell Mullins, James Cook, Larry Murphy, Terry Viers, Keen Johnson, Dalton Belcher, Spears Hinton, Stella Marcum. Emma Wallace. 7W Front Row: Mary Nagle — President, Edith Jones, Karen Huey — Secretary, Audrey Martin, Pamela Young, Jill Smith. Back Roiv: Daniel Branson, Ronald Jackson, John Shortridge, Wilbur Preston — Treasurer, Robert Smith. Scott Cline. Lovell Ison — Sponsor. Nature Club 87 Pep Club Front Row: Melvin Keen, Ronald Jackson, Al Leuzzi, Kathy Day, Nelson Maynard, Gordon Herndon, Sandra Sweeney, Wilbur Preston, Lanny Frazier. Second Row: Ruby Roten, Kathy Yarus, Jill Smith, Evelyn Mullins, Doris Tackett, Edna Hamilton, James Spurlock, Jim Steele, Darwin Leuzzi. Third Row: P. D. Scott, Pam Young, Sherman Combs, Mollie Blackburn, Van Bailey, Spears Hinton, Scotty Cline. Fourth Row: Charles Blevins, Robert Bevins, Lloyd Collins, James Scott, Kenny Huff- man, William Barker, Sally Sue Phillips. Fifth Row: Keen Johnson, James Milich, Roger Mullins, James Hodges, Howard Rustin, Robert Smith, William R. Stone, William B. Stone, Jr. Sixth Row: Dave Steiner, Raynor Mullins, George Blankenship, Teddy Honaker, James Tackett, James Craft, Hillard Clevinger, Kenneth Maynard, Johnny Roberts. PEP PILLS 88 EXIT il ;• lY 3 SNEA OFFICERS Mary Nagle — Parliamentarian Jean Stiltner — Secretary Molly Blackburn — Historian Johnny Harper — International Relations Bob Ashby — Treasurer Peggy Belcher — President Bill Carter — Vice President First Semester Student Teachers Student National Education Association £we gH| k imt0tit J Play . . . 00 91 Pikeville Concert Association ££XJCZjc3_ As in past years the College cooperated with the Pikeville Concert Association in bringing outstanding programs to the cam- pus and community. The exciting Spanish dancers and flashing costumes of the Jose Malino Bailes Espanoles opened this year ' s series followed by the Columbus Boy Choir, the Michael-Ruff Jazz Trio, and the Ken- tucky Youth Symphony. The concerts were well attended and enthusiastically received by both students and town citizens. Concert Association Officers: Mrs. Lon Rogers, Mr. Rogers, Mr. South Whitt, Mrs. Frank Ram- sey, and Miss Katherine Griswold. Features . . . Lexington Little Symphony The Student Council and Circle K cooperated in bringing this fine musical group to the campus. The concert was made possible by the cooperation of the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the Council of Higher Education. The orchestra selects a local soloist to appear with the orchestra at each of its concerts. At Pikeville College. Paul Hoover had this honor. Circle K used its profit from the concert for two gifts to local charities. i w Hole in the Bucket The Sycamore Singers The Sycamore Singers were or- ganized this year under the direc- tion of Mr. William Smith, Head of the Music Department. This group composed of Mr. Smith, James Hodges, Sharon Hall, Rob- ert Fleming, Sandra Terry, and Margaret Mullins was organized as a folk singing group. Besides several appearances on campus the group sang at the Man Rotary Club, The Circle K Kentucky- Tennessee Convention and several other community functions. The Hootenannys put on by the Syca- more Singers were enjoyed by all who heard them. ' Ain ' t It A Shame ' Will You Marrv Me 94 Commencement 1963 Academic Procession Founders President God of Our Fathers Dr. Angel Gives the Charge to Dr. Jarman. Doctorate for Mr. Kim. Day and Inauguration President ' s Reception Dr. and Mrs. Jarman, Dr. and Mrs. Kim. Reception Line James Meade John Ratliff John Henry Jimmy Hodges Robert Fleming Nina Beth Hudson Pat Goff Jill Smith Queen Shari Hall Sandra Terry Christmas Dance 98 Raynor Mullins Doris Lowe Roger Mullins Aloma Burke Janice Ball Lowell Boggs Judy Stone Andrew Compton Betty Preece Comadore Craft n XO i ) i E d g f $F - [ i _ ' Jk I u I ttl i J 1 C2k .4- 4 Pikeville College ' s Mountain Laurel 1963 Joan Justice Candidates to the Festival 1964 Nina Beth Hudson 101 Future Teachers of Miss Belcher is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Belcher of Chattaroy, West Virginia. She graduated at Chattaroy High School with the class of 1960. She is majoring in Elementary Education. Her activities while at Pikeville College include: President of the SNEA, Women ' s Athletic Association, Christian Fel- lowship, and the Condit Dorm Council. Peggy Belcher Miss Blackburn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Blackburn, 238 High Street, Pikeville, Kentucky. She graduated from Pikeville High School with the class of 1960. She is majoring in Elementary Educa- tion. Her activities while at Pikeville College include: President of the Christian Fellowship, SNEA, His- torian, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, President ' s Scholarship, Pep Club, and Christian Advisoiy Coun- cil. Mollie Blackburn 102 he Year Anita Thompson Miss Thompson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson of Mouth Card, Kentucky. She was a grad- uate of Feds Creek High School with the class of 1961. She is majoring in History and Political Science and minoring in English and Psychology. Her activi- ties include: SNEA, Young Republicans Club, Chris- tian Fellowship, and Condit Dorm Council. Nina Beth Hudson Miss Hudson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland B. Hudson, Jr., 132 Park Street, Pikeville, Kentucky. She attended Bluefield High School, Bluefield, West Virginia. She is majoring in English and minoring in mathematics. Her activities while at Pikeville College include: Student National Education Association, and Women ' s Athletic Association, and 1964 Mountain Laural Candidate. 103 Retired Teacher of the Year Each year the S.N.E.A. selects a teacher who is retiring from active teach- ing and honors him for his outstanding service to Pikeville College. DR. RAYMOND BRADLEY W%£m 104 Who ' s Who Sally Phillips Mollie Blackburn Audrey Martin Mary Alice Blake In American Colleges and Universities 105 Mollie Blackburn Pikeville, Kentucky Elementary Education This is the third year that Pikeville College has participated in Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities. Each school is assigned a quota based on en- rollment. Juniors, seniors, and graduate stu- dents still enrolled in the school are eligible for nomination. Nominees are selected by a campus committee on the basis of Scholarship, Mary Alice Blake Tazewell, Virginia History and English 106 |B average), citizenship, participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, and general promise of future use- fulness to business and society. This committee, which was composed of faculty and students, felt that these fine young ladies admirably met the requirements listed above. Audrey Martin Virgie, Kentucky Biology Sallie Sue Phillips Pikeville, Kentucky Physical Education 107 Queen X Attendants Attendants Shari Nina Beth Joan Justice Pam Linda Hall Hudson Queen Young Johnson 108 Home 19 : . .... - o i Ns, ' 1 1 . A ' coming 64 Pikeville High School Leading the Homecoming Parade Cheerleaders riding in the Parade Feds Creek Band Participated in the Parade }fiV w5 Sophomore Class First Place Winners Condit Hall Second Place Business Club Third Place A . La. I Sports Front Row: Philip Vinciguerra — Manager. Terry Epling, James Frazier. Charles Tay- lor, Raynor Mullins. David Steiner — Statistician. Second Row: Bill R. Stone — Publicity, John Brown. Terry Bower. Charles Blevins, Roger Mullins, Roger Setser — Manager. Third Row: Laney Yelverton — Assistant Coach, Don Blair, Ira Joe Lewis. Don Elliot, Paul Butcher — Coach. The P. C. Bears Final statistics received from the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics in Kansas City reveal the fol- lowing facts about the 1963-64 edition of the Pikeville College Bears. Don Elliot, who was named to the All-KIAC team, led the Bears in scoring with 457 points for an average of 45.8 points per game. Don also led the team in rebound- ing with a total of 320 for an average of 11 rebounds per game. Ira T-Bone Lewis led the team in field goal percent- ages with a shooting mark of 49.4%. Free-throw accuracy award came to Charles Taylor who topped the team with a free throw percentage of 81.2%. Individual one-game high marks for this season found Raynor Mullins scoring the most points with 37 against Cumberland. Ira Joe Lewis scoring the most field goals with 43 against Georgetown. Raynor Mullins led with the most free throws, 17 against Cumberland. Don Blair gar- nered the most rebounds with 24 against Kentucky Chris- tian. The Bears ' final won-lost record was 11-18 and iron- ically enough, according to final statistics, the Bears av- eraged 77.1 points per game. 112 All K.I.A.C. Center Don Elliot (Senior) Charles Blevins James Frazier Sent ors Ira Joe Lewis Roger Mullins ... aw A ; 1  4 3b w a 1 flu III B W jf Don Blair Terry Bower Picture Not Available Raynor Mullins Charles Taylor Terry Epling 114 Coach Paul Butcher Cheerleaders Edna Carolyn Sally Pamela Pat Hamilton Martin Phillips Young McGuire Baby Bears Coach Laney Yelverton Doug Fuller Coach Paul Butcher Ron Moore Curtis Little James Milich Gary Newman Joe Heagen William Newsom Paul Scott Keith Howell Paul D. Scott Doug Fuller 16 Keith Howell Curtis Little Ron Moore Gary Newman Intramural Football Raiders - Champions Front Row: Dave Steiner, Robert Greer, Spears Hinton. Van Bailey, Bob Damron, Tommy Spurlock, Howard Rustin, Ray Lafferty. Back Rotv: Hatfield. Roger Setser, Joe Duke. John Henry. Charlie Six. Walter Hess, and J. B. HUSTLERS: Front Row: Dell McCardell. Bill Chapman. Ernest Owens, James Craft. Teddy Honaker. Back Rotv: Rodney Mur- phy, Melvin Keen. George Knael. Bob Eckert. REBELS: Front Row: Ronald Jackson. AI Leuzzi. Byron Pea- cock, Jim Steele, Robert Bevins, Allen Epling. Bill Minckly. Back Row: Frank Levstik. Robert Smith. Johnny Harper. Keen Johnson. Terrv Blackburn. •• Lap 1 ' ' - ' COMPTERS: Vonf itW: Ken Maynard, Jimmy Hodges, Robert Blevins. Kelsie Friend, Bill R. Stone. Back Row: John Ratliff, Thadus Helvey. Scotty Cline. SHARKS: Front Row: Wilbur Preston, Tom Watco, George Blankenship, Lloyd Collins, James Tackett, Douglas Clevinger. Back Roiv: Johnny Roberts, Sherman Combs, Darwin Leuzzi, Hillard Clevinger, Jim Scott, Charles Williams. Intramural Activities started at the beginning of the year with six touch football teams. When sports moved inside, there were ten basketball teams, plus a volleyball tournament. In the spring there were teams of softball, archery, and tennis. 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SS iiiiii Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company t y m OF PIKEVILLE, KY. 135 Marvin Student Center Liberty through knowledge Marvin Student Center and this student painted mural were dedicated on Founder ' s Day 1963 136 Administration building as seen thrpugh the doors of the Record Memorial Building 137 Memorial Hall 138 ' Nelson, how many times have I told you, you must make your deadlines! !39 ' We made it 140 Index Page — A — Administration 22 — B — Basketball 1 12 Business Club 87 — c — Cheerleaders 115 Christian Fellowship 75 Christmas Dance 98 Circle K 85 Commencement, 1963 95 — D — Debate Club 86 — F — Faculty 24 Founders ' Day 96 Freshman Class .___ 57 Future Teachers 102 — G — Golf 120 — H — Highlander 78 Highlander Rangers 83 Homecoming _.. 108 — I — Intramurals 118 Introduction 1 — J — Jarman, Dr. B. H 20 Junior Class 42 — M — May Day, 1963 99 Miss Eastern Kentucky Pageant 122 Monitors 76 Mountain Laurel Candidates 100 Music Groups 72 Page — N — Nature Club 87 — P — Parnassus 86 Patrons 121 Peach Orchard Players 70 Pep Club 88 Pikeville Concert Association ... 92 President ' s Inauguration 96 — R — Record 80 Retired Teacher 104 — s — Senior Class 34 Sophomore Class 49 Student Council 77 Student National Education Association 89 Sycamore Singers 94 — w— Whirlers 81 Who ' s Who 105 Women ' s Athletic Association 82 — Y — Young Democrats 84 Young Republicans 84 141 ImTAYLOR publishing company The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made