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

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'Rs uniors i 'H C' ' BETTY ANN SAYS Hn- XLL. LYNNE ARRINGTON Hwy Q., , Hunter PATSY RUTH BARLETT Pm , A CHARLES BENNETT Q ' ,Q Skin Head ' UQ ' X XX. L, RITA BAUMGARTNER 'qi- Punk iw .ami THOMAS BIBB i ,,TOmmY,, J' ' 5 ., . : iz, in-6031 .Ll A A In ge . -wail -5 se, is IULIA BLANAR ulie as ' H , , ,N ai., the seniors. As the more experienced of the ALICE IEAN BLOXTON X Hercules ' GLENNA PARRIS BOWDHN Gabby c BARBARA ANN BRABBON Barbie RONALD BODNAR TOMMY BRASH Boker Rabbit .ray- ,zf 4. ,,.. -lug Q3 -fit' 5' is 'i

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'yQ' , Y Yb EM :fi Ll:2F'l' TO RIGHT: I. Mundy. secretary-treasurer: M. Hess, vice-president: and I. Frisk, president. THE IUNIOR CLASS SCORED one success after another. On stage and off, they were headliners, with a program that included such big performances as the Prom and the organization of Career Day. Iuniors presented their annual class play, lust Ducky. A junior is president of the West Virginia Associ- ation of Student' Councils. A junior is president of the West Virginia Iour- nalism Association. A junior was a delegate to the Southern Associ- ation of Student Councils at Miami, Florida. Two juniors were delegates to Know Your State Government Day at Charleston. Iuniors were delegates to the Student Co-Govern- ment Association of the West Virginia Association of Student Councils Convention, the Virginia Leader- ship Conference, West Virginia Iournalism Associ- ation, and Southern Interscholastic Press Association. Iuniors participated in the Student Council Tal- ent Show, Red Devil Minstrel Show, Christmas Pro- gram, Class Tournament, and May Festival. P U I1 IO rs IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Iohn Frisk ,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,.,., ,,,.,,,,,..,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, P r e sident Margaret Hess ...,, ......,.,.. . Vice-President loe Mundy ....,, ....,... Se cretary-Treasurer Iuniors belong to every club in the school and hold offices in many. Iuniors play varsity football, basketball, and track. Two juniors are cheerleaders, four are major- ettes, and 17 are Red Devil band members. Several juniors are members of the Fayette All- County band. Iuniors won honors as Hi-Teens, Big Shots, best- dressed students. and Student Standouts. Iuniors won third place for the prettiest float, The Devils Reign. at Homecoming. A junior roll call won a prize for the most unus- ual door decoration at Christmas. Iuniors honored seniors at the annual Iunior- Senior Prom. Iuniors won many votes in the Log Popularity Poll. Two juniors were on the Sectional All-Tourna- ment teflln. Iuniors often shared the limelight with 1 A 46

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