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4, .v-s...............-sl .+. .E 'LR from the sidelines. Their unrform IS their Oscar LOG ATHLETE OF THE YEAR EACH YEAH THE SPORTS EDITOR of the Log and a committee consisting of Mr. Ioe Oliver and the coaches choose an outstanding senior athlete to honor as the Log Athlete of the Year. The title is bestowed on the one sen- ior who, in the opinion of the judges, is the best all-round, most outstanding of the school's athletes. This year's Athlete of the Year was Har- ley loe Frazier, a three sports letterman. A star on the gridiron, basketball court, and Cinder track, Harley Ioe has been a name in sports here at Collins for six years, first as an Imp, then as a Devil. His selection as Log Athlete was the fitting climax of an impressive sports performance and entitles him to a place in the roster of Red Devil Greats. Carroll Lyons, LOG sports editor, presents Harley loe with his certificate.
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Gypsy Kay Hall, head varsity cheerleader, is presented to ians by Lt. Miss Red Devil and Miss Mustang congratul- Baird Martin, graduate ol '46 at the Mount Hope-Oak Hill qame. November 7. ate each other after their presentation. Lovely Gypsy was chosen for the honor by students in a special election. Her escort scene! is her brother, Iimmy Hall. lk. Ever so often We presented a special act MISS RED DEVIL ONE OF THE BIG SHOWS of football season- a double feature, in fact-is the Miss Red Devil cele- bration combined with the traditional Little Brown lug classic. Happy is the girl who is the choice of the Collins student body for Miss Red Devil, for the title signifies that she is not only one of the most popular girls in the school, but is one of the most outstanding from the point of service to the school. Her presenta- tion to fans at halftime during the Collins-Mt. Hope game is one of the big scenes of the year's program. In the Miss Red Devil spotlight for 1952 was Gypsy Kay Hall, and her classmates were proud indeed to recognize in this way her talents and loy- alty to Collins and the Red Devils. 156 Miss Red Devil and her attendants pause before leaving the field at half-time. LEFT TO RIGHT: Iimmy Tully, escort: Dora Ann Smith, sophomore attendant: Iimmy Hall, escort: Min Red Devil: Ioe Mundy, escort: and Kay Cobb, junior attendant.
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