Collins High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oak Hill, WV)

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x '1-pq, Freshman qirls in the May procession file through the cafe Senior 91115 dance qally Ground the Maypole n the Festival teria doors dressed in qreen and pink organdy dresses experzenced the thr11I of bemg star makers The tree planting ceremony at the May Festival this year honored Dr. H. W. Walker. a former principal oi Oak Hill High School. Taking part in the ceremony are leit to right: Iohn Frisk, Her Majesty, Ruth Ann Dixon, Mrs. Walker, Dr. Walker, and Mr. Ioe Oliver, principal. il' M, 'if' f F ln -mxw. liiY',Z.3'!f J ix. 'ii

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.aww 9 X' pu . susan ww- ' el wx, Her Majesty Ruth Ann Dixon, Queen oi May, smiles happily as she looks upon her court. LEFT TO RIGHT. FRONT ROW: Betsy Iones, Betty Collins, Karen Taylor, Regina Kidd, Barbara Stover, Ioan Allman, Iohn Howard Scott, Patty Haga, Mary Lich. Elizabeth Hall, Bertha Ferguson Painter, and Io Ann Rhodes. SECOND ROW: Martha Miller, Barbara Morton. Barbara Caldwell. Shiela Miller, Ioy Iarrell. Iudy Febean, Dreama Collins, Connie Carroll, Victoria Daciek, Nancy Baker, Elizabeth Lively, and Shelva Bowden. THIRD ROW: Ierrv Epperlv, Barbara Bolt. freshman princess, Mary Ellen Carter, sophomore princess, Ruby Rushina, Kathy Price, Rose Marie Phillips, Barbara Elgin, Betty Baker. Nancy Pat Brown, Marilyn Sproles, Beverly Blake, Audrey Eigenbrod, Dreama Wyant, sophomore princess, and Ianet Grounds. freshman princess. FOURTH ROW: Iudy Foy Tinkle, junior princess, lane Noon, lady-in-waiting, Zan Sneed, crown-bearer, Iohn Frisk. escort to queen, Her Majesty Ruth Ann Dixon, Susan Lilly, train- bearer, Patty Pinson, maid-of-honor, Sally Caldwell. train-bearer. and Shara McGriff. junior princess. FIFTH ROW: George Coleman and Pat Errington, heralds. the applause. We chose them as our best and 2 a Festival Clothes make the difference -in this case the clothes really made a difference! AT LEFT, Ruth Ann and Iohnny practice for the processional with Ruth Ann wearing an old curtain for a mock veil. AT RIGHT, the Queen and her escort as they appeared at the festival. . P1' t . . rw'- t 2 ER ' 5 lgl 75. iii'

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George emcees the Talent Show and qives performers their cues for entrances. STUDENT COUNCIL TALENT SHOW SINGERS, DANCERS, MUSICIANS, ACROBATS -all these combined to put over one of the biggest productions of the yearwthe Student Council Talent Show. Contestants were divided into groups according to their classification as instrumental, vocal, or novel- ty acts. After much debate and deliberation judges chose the winners. They were: Vocalilunior Totten, first place: Marie Risk, hon- orable mention. Instrumer1talMMike Gilliam, first place: Ianet Si- ters, honorable mention. Novelty-Franklin Kincaid and Regina Kitfd, first place: Phyllis Epperly, honorable mention. At other times we were talent scouts. and 164 Phyllis Io-Io Epperly amazes everyone with her acrobattc feats. Her performance brought her Arlie Burgess and I. C. Massey show their skill with the an honorable mention from the iudqes. mandolin and guitar. .t