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

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J ' f 6 Service with a smile. Cheerleaders serve lunch to the football players on the day oi the Mt. Hope football qame, all the while encouraqinq them to play their best to beat the Mustangs. the excited members of our own fan clubs, Pep Talk Siqns are put up all over school before the Mt. Hope game urging students to cheer for the Devils. below leit. Homecoming Queen Nancy Walton and her attendants are honored at a dance following the Hinton qame. I Q YfPsB,E,D DE its . A lv. 1 3 5 i