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

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P' as 'QC' Q2 im 1' I , 1 f lp! I 'I 0 6 I-.9 W- I QF FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Charles Haga Robert Totten Tommy Goode and Kent McCoy SE COND ROW Sue Pmson Barbara Plu'nb Betty Wlday Iudlth Huddleston and Barbara Hen the year we wrll never forget x IUNIOR HIGH POPULARITY CONTEST UNDERCLASSMEN HAVE THEIR SHARE of enthusrasm too over the tumor hrgh popularrty con test Thxs year was no exceptxon When votmg day amved they felt an unusual excrtement that came to a clrmax when the Log announced the wmners There were Most Popular Gul Barbara Hess hrst place Becky Cummmgs second place and Betty Wlday thtrd place Most Popular Boy Iumor Totten Prettrest Grrl Betty Wrday lust place Lana Ammar and Barbara Hess a txe for second place Most Handsome Boy Iumor Totten hrst place Tommy Goode and Larry Oyler a t1e for second place Cutest Gul Betty Wrday fust place Barbara Hess second place Sue Pinson thxrd place Becky Cum mmgs fourth place 1Only one vote separated each two of the second thrrd and fourth place wmnersl Cutest Boy Iumor Totten lust place Tommy Goo de and Tommy Mason a txe for second place Harold Adams th1rd place Most Lllcely to Succeed Gul ludy Huddleston frrst place Barbara Hess second place Most Lrkely to Succeed Boy Iumor Totten Rex Adams and Tommy Godde a txe lor second place All round Gul Barbara Hess frrst place Becky Cummmgs second place All round Boy Iumor Totten hrst place Charles Haga second place Neatest Girl: Barbara Hess, first place' Betty Wi- day second place: Becky Cummings and Sue Pin- son a t1e for thrrd place lOnly one vote separated second and tlurd place wxnnersl Neatest Boy Tommy Goode lust place Iumor Totten second place Tommy Mason th1rd place Most Talented Grrl Bett Wrday hrst place Most Talented Boy Iumor Totten and Bobby W1 day a txe for hrst place Best Gxrl Dancer Sue Pxnson hrst place Sue Mc Pherson second place Betty Wrday tlurd place Best Boy Dancer Iumor Totten ixrst place Larry Oyler second place Bobby Wlday thxrd place Fnendlrest Gul Barbara Hess lxrst place Betty Wrday second place Fnendlrest Bov Iumor Totten hrst place Rex Adams second place Best Athlete Gxrl Barbara Plumb lust place and Phyllrs Epperly second place Best Athlete Boy Charles Haga hrst place Buck Bowyer and Larry Oyler a txe for second place Most School Smrtted Gul Iudy Huddleston lust place Most School Spmted Boy Iumor Totten lust place Rex Adams second place Best Personalrty Gul Barbara Hess and Betty Wrday a tre for lust place Becky Cummmgs second place ' Best Personahty Boy Iumor Totten hrst place Tommy Goode second place Most Dxqmhed Girl Iudy Huddleston and Betty Wxday a ue for brst place. Most Dignified Boy: Kent McCoy first place: lunior Totten second place. 205

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T t 'N kr I X r Lx :Y Q I E t 2 I 4 f X :X dei' , 7 X Xxnl ' X '. I' U z l if I ' 'x t ' x Z 5 4 f LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Donachy, G .Kincaid. M. Hess, S. Burgess, G. K. Hall, I. H. Scott, K. Cobb, F. Kincaid, and N. Walton ever produced at Collins High School. 204 SENIOR HIGH POPULARITY CONTEST EXCITEMENT ALWAYS ACCOMPANIES the Collins High School popularity poll, sponsored each year by the Log Staff. This is the opportunity stu- dents await, the chance to choose the boys and girls who are the prettiest, most handsome, most popular, and friendliest. The period between the voting and the Log announcement of winners is always a period of speculation and wondedng. Honors this year went to the following: Most Popular Girl: Gypsy Kay Hall. Most Popular Boy: George Kincaid. Prettiest Girl: Kay Cobb. Most Handsome Boy: George Kincaid. Cutest Girl: Gypsy Kay Hall, first place: loyce Sluzas, second place. Cutest Boy: George Kincaid, first place: loe Mun' dy, and Reed Robbins, a tie for second place. Best Personality, Girl: Nancy Walton, first place: Margaret Hess. second place: Gypsy Kay Hall, third place. Best Personality Boy: Franklin Kincaid, first place: George Kincaid, second place: Iohn Frisk, third place. f Girl Most Likely to Succeed: Nancy Walton, first place: Gypsy Kay Hall, second place. Boy Most Likely to Succeed: Franklin Kincaid, first place: George Kincaid, second place. !Only two votes separated the top winners here.l Neatest Girl: Nancy Walton, first place: lane Noon, second place: Gypsy Kay Hall, third place. Neatest Boy: Franklin Kincaid, first place: George Kincaid, second place. Friendliest Girl: Margaret Hess. Friendliest Boy: Franklin Kincaid. Most Talented Girl: Karen Taylor, first place: Ber- tha Ferguson Painter, second place. Most Talented Boy: Iohn Howard Scott. Best All-round Girl: Gypsy Kay Hall. Best All-round Boy: Monty Donachy, first place: Shirley Burgess, second place: George Kincaid and Franklin Kincaid, a tie for third place. Best Girl Dancer: Karen Taylor, first place: Patty Pinson, second place. Best Boy Dancer: Franklin Kincaid. Most School-Spirited Girl: Gypsy Kay Hall, first place: Margaret Hess, second place. Most School'Spirited Boy: Franklin Kincaid, first place: George Kincaid, second place. Best Girl Athlete: Barbara Donachy, first place: Kay Woodrum, second place. Best Boy Athlete: Shirley Burgess. Most Dignified Girl: Iane Noon, first place: Nancy Walton, second place: Shara Lee McGriff, third place. Most Dignified Boy: George Kincaid, iirst place: Franklin Kincaid, second place: Iohn Howard Scott, third place, tOnly two votes separated the two top winners.J 5'

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Q5 I l 6 A7 , Y , 3 '--...K l !,4TJ .Six - 5' Students who attended the Trl-Hi-Y Camp at Camp Horseshoe were: Left to Right: Mona Bur- qess, Ioan Allman, and Ioan Rhodes. Students who attended Leadership Camp at Camp Horseshoe are:-First Row, Left to Riqht: Rosie Walton and Ruth Ann Dixon: Second Row. Left to Riqht: Ann Flack and Herbert McCoy. the drama oi life as we lived it. in I 1' . 1 4 it ff Delegates to 1952 Mountaineer Boys' State were: Lett to Riqht: Georqe Kincaid and Monty Donachy. 206 ef X Girls who received scholarships to 1952 Rhodod- endron Girls' State were: Left to Right: Ioan All- man, Gypsy Kay Hall, Connie Frye, and Nancv Walton. -.. - ,HX ' t