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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

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'Q IQ ......... ............., 1 jeg' DEDICATION Hxgh school orgamzatxons are an essentlal part of a student s actlvxtxes Perhaps one of the most outstandzng orgamzatlons In any school 15 xts offzclal publlcatxon A school newspaper not only1nforms but xt also creates both mterest and przde Students at Collms are proud of The Log and thexr prlde xs justx fled for this student paper IS a leader ln the eastern Umted States Beh1nd every successful pubhcatlon one flnds a staff whlch IS well orgamzed Back mg the staffls one person who accepts the re sponslbllxty of planmng and co ordlnatlng all work Thxs person 15 the advlsor and ln re cogmtlon of the work and effort lnvolved wlth each publxcatxon The Acorn dedlcates Mo ments to Remember to the past and present advisors of The Log The year 1925 was slgmflcant for Collms Hrgh School In that year The Log made xts fxrst appearance as an offxclal monthly publx catlon As 1ts sponsor Mxss Massey had the task of orgamzmg staffs securlng advertxsmg and supervlsrng the work of each staff mem ber The Log was named as the result of a contest 1n wh1ch students submltted sugges txons Hogge De Lung suggested The Oak Log and later th1s name was shortened to The Log Itls xnterpreted to mean a shlp s dxary and to be a product of some of our famous oaks Mrss Massey served as advzsor untll 1929 Durlng her sponsorshlp The Press Club was organxzed to Increase lnterest ln journalism Also The Log won a D1st1ngu1shed Publlca tlon award xn state competltxon sponsored by West Vu-gxma Unlverslty Mr E W Foglesong became advxsor to The Log 1nl93O and remalned unt1ll936 Under hxs leadersh1p The Log became a bl monthly publlcatxon and contlnued to w1n high ratings 1n state competltlon The Log also xnxtlated the popularxty contest and became a member of the Fayette County Scholast1c Press Asso clatxon For the fxrst txme The Log Jolned the Southern lnterscholast1c'Press As socxatxon and sent Jlm Burdette edltor ln chxef as the fxrst delegate to Lexlngton Vxrgxma When school opened ln 1936 The Log had anew advlsor Mlss Mary Loulse Washmgton Many honors came to the Staff 1. lder her lead ersh1p West V1rg1n1a Umvers1ty awarded the paperasuperxor ratlng Qu ll and Scroll rated the paper ln flrst place and SIPA placed The Log m flrst place ln xts competltxon The Colhns Hxgh School chapter of Quxll and Scroll was founded 1n 1937 Loulse Mxlne from Col l1ns was elected presldent of the Umted Hlgh School Press of West Vxrglma She was the fxrst glrl and the f1rst Fayette Countlan ever to recelve thls dxstxnctlon After Mlss Washxngton s resxgnatxon 1943 four different advlsors worked on the publ1cat1onfroml943 1948 Mrs RuthMorr1s succeeded Mtss Washxngton and she was fol lowed by Mlss Zella Wllllams In 1946 Mrs B F Puckett who was then Mrs C1..B Bobbltt became advxsor and under her supervlsxon The Log s ratlng at West Vxrglma Umverszty advanced to Select Becommg the advl sor ln 1949 Mrss Sh1rley Thomas was responslble for much advance ment by The Log Staff Under her relgn the dark room was equxpped and several cameras were purchased As for honor ratlngs The Log recelved the followlng ratlngs Flrst Hon ors at West V1rg1ma Unlverslty whl h IS the hlghest award All Amerzcan at the Natlonal Scholastlc Press Assoclatlon Flrst Place ratxng at Columbia Internatlonal Honor Rat mg at the Quxll and Scroll She also lmtxated The Knothole whlch helps to flnance Log pub llcatlons Perhaps one of the most dxfflcult years for The Log was ln 1955 because three dlfferent advxsors worked wxth the group Mlss Rayalene Barley began the school term and after her resxgnatxon ln January Mrs Robert G Vxa assumed the dutles She remalned as advlsor untll the second semesterwhen Mxss Ellzabeth Craver became the advxsor However even wxthallof the many changes The Log has con tlnued to be pubhshed as scheduled and has contlnued to remam as a leader xn thls sectlon 1 . , . 17 - 1 , 1 ' 1 1 ' . 1 , - . , - I V . H lh , - . . 11 1 A - . 1 . . . 1 . .. . I 1 - , . ' ' 1 o - . I . . . . . . . 1 - 1 . . . . . . , , 11 11 . . . . . ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' - - 1 . , ' . i Y . . . 1 . ' ' ' 1 ' , . ' C 1 . . . I . . I - 11 . . . . ' ' - 1 ' . . . 11 - .. . ' 1 1 . , . - 1 - 1 1 1 I - 1 ' ' 1 1 , . 4 a u sq, .A Mr.Bruffeydictatesa letter to Ola Mae as they perform routine daily duties. C U Mr.Clarence M. Bruffey, principal, A.B., Marshall Col- le e, M. Ed., Duke University g . Miss Ola Mae Thornburg, secretary, Commercial course graduate, Collins High School X5 i VW A ONC- LATIN CLUB DRAG 'IG SUM! F021 '-AL Miss Collawn and Mrs. Dunlap share their know- ledge of the library when Miss Collawn drops in for a visit. Miss Hortense Col- lawn, Attendance director and Civics, A. B., Berea College, M. A. West Vir- ginia University. Mrs. Kathryn Burruss Dunlap, Librarian, A. B., West Virginia Institute of Technology,Graduate work at Marshall College, Con- cord College, and Johns Hopkins University. ' x F ki, xi S ' x H 1 X fl ' f, l' lf ' Q iv ,Qt 851, .i nl Miss Harsany and Mr. Parsons plan together for physical education class projects. Miss Jean Harsany, Physical Education, B.S., Educations Physical Education and English, Concord College. Mr, Clarence Parsons, Physical Education, A.B., West Virginia lnstitute of Technology, M.A., Marshall College. 10 1 1 4 Gaad English .75 Gam! Living We, Ur: People ' Miss Bishop, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hamilton, and Mrs. Shipe pause during the daily routine to relaxin the faculty lounge. Not pictured is Mrs. Via. Miss Zella Bishop,English and Speech, A.B., M.A., West Virginia, Graduate work at Harvard University and Columbia University. Mrs. Helen Hamilton, English, B.A., Montana State University, University of Minnesota. Mrs. Sue Shipe, English, B.S., Radford Col- lege. Mrs. Lecy Haven Smith, English, A.B., West Virginialnstitute of Technology, M.A., West Vir- ginia University. Mrs. Jenna Lee Via, English, Elementary Education, Marshall College. Mrs. Scott and Miss Hughart explore the globe while Mr. Partain, Miss Craver, Miss Thomas, and Mrs. Boyd look on. Mrs. Mary Boyd, History, A.B., West Vir- ginia lnstitute of Technology, M. A., Marshall College. Miss Elizabeth Craver, Civics and Journal- ism, B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Miss Flossie Mildred Hughart, American Governr'nent,A.B.,WestVirginialnstituteofTech- nology, Graduate work at the University of Wis- consin and West Virginia University. Mr. Avis Partain, Geography, A. B., Glen- ville State College. Mrs. Sue Amole Scott, Civics and History, A.B. Morris Harvey College, Graduate work at West Virginia University. Miss Shirley Maxine Thomas, History, A.B., West Virginia Wesleyan. Mr. Baumgartner and Mr. Thomas watch Mr. Duda as he works a typical problem. Mr. John Peter Duda, Mathematics, B. Chem. E., University of Virginia, M.A., WestViz-ginia University. Mr. Grant Thomas, Mathematics, A.B., Con- cord College, M.A., West Virginia University. Mr. J. A. Baumgartner, Mathematics, A.B., West Virginialnstitute of Technology, B.S., Con- cordCol1ege, Graduate work at Marshall College. EINSTIEN ANYONE? Mr. Morison and Mr.Caldwell inspecta chart Mrs. Harris uses in her biology class. Mr. D.H. Caldwe1l,Chemistry, A.B., Concord College, M.A., West Virginia University. Mrs. Edna Roles, Biology, A.B., Marshall College, University of Virginia, West Virginia University. Mr. Harold Morrison, Science and Biology, B.S., M.S., Marshall College. w 4 I ff' .1 1 2 5 4 1 s I i 'I BUSINESS TECHNIQUES Mrs. Watson demonstrates her skill in the use of the electric typewriter to Mrs. Steen and Mr. Wriston. Mrs.HelenNelson Steen, Typing, B.S., West Virginia Institute of Technology. Mrs. Ruth Givens Watson, Shorthand, M.A., Columbia University. Mr. Wayne Alden Wriston, Bookkeeping and Business Arithmetic, B.S., West Virginia Wesl- yan, M.A., Marshall College. 1 -lf' I THE FINE ARTS Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Mackey, and Mr. Mackey relax in the faculty lounge. Mrs. Charlotte Cole, Music, Graduate of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Mr.Paul Gilbert Mackey, Band, B.S., Ithaca College, Ernest Williams Band School, Graduate work at Marshall College. Mrs. Winifred Nichols Mackey, Art, A.B., Marshall College, Graduate work at Marshall College. Mrs. Francis A. Phillips, Latin, A.B., Ohio State University, Graduate work at University of Kentucky and Columbia University. ur . -ij-,R ,, l wafer - .Q I, KX? CLEAN-UP---EVERY DAY Mr.Jess Spade, janitor, pauses for the pho- tographer before Qontinuing his work of keeping Collins clean. Mrs. Jess Spade, who also serves as janitor, was ill when the picture was taken. Below are the Cooks for Collins, Mrs. Rene Gilkerson, Mrs.C.A. Nucl-cles, and Mrs. Leftrich Boyles. -- nfwd :wif '9-, COLLINS HOMEMAKERS Mrs. Tyree and Miss Jasper inspect the frozen food supplies ofthe home eco- nomies department. Miss Carolyn Lee Jasper, Home Economies, A. B., Marshall College, Mrs. Isabelle Sesler Tyree, Home Economics, A.B., Marshall College., if SHALL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Michael Wickline, Vice-President, Janet Grounds, Secretary-Treasurer, and Larry Dotson, President. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS The Senior Class of 1956 had many wonderful and outstanding achievements. The following are a few, but by far not all of their numerous ac- complishments. On the Red Devil Football squad ten outstand - ing senior boys demonstrated their athletic ability Senior boys also served as co-captains of the team. On the basketball team three senior boys displayed their excellent talent, Miss Red Devil, Miss Homecoming, four Collins Beauties, Miss Collins High School, Teen Queen, and May Queen all well represented the senior class. AroundCollins the seniors were very active in club work. To evidence this seniors served as presidents of the Varsity, Future Business Leaders of America, Dramatics, Thespians, Na- tional Honor Society, Tri -Hi-Y, Press, Quill and Scroll, Home Economics, and Hi-Y clubs. Seniors also served as Presidents of the Band, A Capella Choir, and Student Council. As evidence of their willingness to work, a senior served as co-chairman of the clean-up committee and as co-chairman of the Student Directories. Seniors conducted Orientation Day for freshmen, helped to conduct Leadership tests, won intramural football, basketball, and volley- ball, won first place instrumental and novelty divisions of the talent show, served as editors of the LOG and ACORN, placed on the honor roll every six weeks, served as chairman of the Den Dances, served as chairman of the Talent Show, served on first string football and at the Coalfield Conference, took part in Fayette County Talent Show, served faithfully on the Secretarial Service, conducted Career Day, held the annual senior play, took partin the Fayette County Choral Fes- tival, chairman of the Fayette County Teens A- gainst Polio, and seniors were members and held office in every club in school. The senior honors were quite numerous. Some of their honors included: art awards, pub- lications in National Yearbook of Essays, poems published in the National Anthology,first semester Hi-Teen, Baush and Lamb science award, Daugh- ters of American Revolution Citizenship award, vice-president of the King Coal District of Tri- Hi-Y, Hannah Awards, and received honorable mention in state football. Seniors attended State Student Council Con- vention at Jackson's Mill, Southeastern District Association ofStudentCouncils, National Conven- tion of StudentCouncils in Philadelphia,Rhododen- dron Girls' State at Jackson's Mill, Mountaineer Boys' State at Jackson's Mill, Camp Chely in Denver, Colorado, and Camp Horseshoe and Tri- Hi-Y camp at Parsons, West Virginia. f ul 'Q 'Hr' fi iquq-rf' 5, ET s....f I V l Eh, , NANCY JANE BAKER Nan College Preparatory Course5 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 President of Tri-Hi-Y 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 35 Glee Club 15 Orchestra 1,25 Interclass Tournaments l,Z,35Delegate to Camp Horseshoe 3,45 Log Staff 45AcornStaff45 MayCourt 15 Latin Club 35 Devils Den 1,Z,3,45 Orientation Day Speaker 45 Press Club 3, 45 Student Council Safety Committee 45 Junior Play 35 Minstrel 35 Talent Show 45 Journal- ism Award 35 Intramurals 45 Chairman Fayette County Teens Against Polio'4. PATRICIA DELORES BARLOW Parry Home Economic Courseg Home Economics Club Z,3,45 Treasurer Home Economics Club 2,3,4. FRANK BAUMGARTNER Sonny Vocational Shop Course. JOHN BAVELY Big John General Course. SENIORS KE LVIN AMIC K Vocational Shop. LAURA ARTHUR Crank Commercial Course, lntramural55 F.B.L.A. 3,4. PHYLLIS ANN BAILEY Phyl College Preparatory Course5 Library Staff 3,45 LatinClubl,Z5 Girls Athletic Association 45 Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 I3 Club 3,45 Science Club 35 Acorn Staff 45 Home Coming Chairman 4. ELIZABETH ANN BAKER Betty CommercialCourse5 l3 Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Tri-I-Ii-Y Z,3,45 Latin 1,25 Dramatic 35 Fresh- man May Court lg Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Commencement Escort 35 Delegate Rho- dodendron Girls' State 35 President of F.B.L.A. 45 Secretarial Service 4. FQ K 'T' J' ,fm .A Y , iw f'Q 1 . A 4 A . F gg if W SENIORS MARY SUE BAYES Susie Commercial Course5 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Library Staff l,2,35 Secretary of Library Staff 2,35 Press Club 2,35 Latin Club 2,35Circu1ation Manager of Log 35 F.B.L.A. 3,45 ELIZABETH ANN BIRT ..Libby.. General Course5 Latin Club 4. JACK C LARENCE BISHOP Jaysel F.B.L.A. 3,4. BEVERLY JEAN BLAKE Boogie CommercialCourse5Jr.Highcheerleaderl5Cap- tain 15 Attendent to Miss lmp 15 May Court 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3545 Captain 45 Miss Red Devil45VarsityClub 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Secre- tary Tri-Hi-Y 45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Devils Den l,2,3, 45 Rhododendron Girls State 35 Orientation Day Speaker 45 Talent Show l,2,3,45 Minstrel 1,2535 Interclass Tournaments l,2,35 All Tournament Team 15 Collins Hi Teen 45 Cheerleader and Li- brary Staff Float Committee 2,3. DONALD WAYNE BLAKE Windy General Course5 Library Staff 2,35 l3 Club 3, 45 Hi Teen Committee 35 Devils Den 45 Science Club 3,4. Secretary F.B.L.A. 45 Glee Club l. MURIEL BEASLEY Angel Commercial Course5 F.B.L.A. 3,4. Senior Memories are filled with many informal moments. af awk 5 05 in MMF' -af i 'r !. ' :NN t M.. 7-1 ' 1 SENIORS BARBARA BOLT Barbie Home Economics Course5Attendant to May Queen l5Attendant to Homecoming Queen 2,35 Candidate for Collins Beauty 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Home Economics Club l,2,3,4. VIRGINIA CAROL BOWLING Carol College Preparatory Courseg Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Science Club 3,4. Seniors take a leisure moment on the Campus. xr 'Y' -vw 'lf' ix F' ,fx ' ' . A! rfb new W Q 1 ,wr '11-'P' H mr, Q ' - ' For kt Aer I Y M, N235 5 life' PATRICIA ANN BOWYER Pat General Course5 Library Staff 1,2,35 Vice Pres- ident Library Staff 25 President Library Staff 35 Latin Club 2,3,45 13 Club 3,45 FBLA 3,45 Collins Beauty 35 Nominee Collins Beauty 45 Secretarial Service 4. ALICE KAY BRABBIN General Courseg Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. NORMA JEAN BRINSON ..DumP.. General Course. NANCY PAT BROWN Pat Course5 Library Staff 1,25 Festival 15 Orchestra 1,25 Economics Club l,25 Glee Club 3,45Choir 35 Masque 81 Gavel 35 Dance Club 35 Varsity Club 3. College Preparatory Latin Club 3,45 May Acorn Staff 45 Home tl A! 'inn'-vb' HARRY CANTERBURY .Iuney Vocational Course. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH CARROLL Connie College Preparatory Course, Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3, 4, Vice President King Coal District of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y 4, Press Club 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, President Quill and Scroll 4, Library Staff l,National Honor Society 3,4, Acorn Staff Z, As- sistant Editor of Acorn 4, Log Staff 3,45 Sports Editor Log 4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, Hi-Teen 4, Orientation Day Speaker 4, May Court 1, G.A.A. 4, Leadership Assembly 4, Journalism Award 2,3,4, Delegate to Rhodedendron Girls' State 3, Mayor of Girls State,Delegate toCamp Horseshow 3, Know Your State GovernmentDay 3, Delegate to W.Va.Jour- nalismConvention4,Minstrel3,Intramura1Sports 4, Interclass Tournament Cheerleader l,Z,3. LYNN FRANCIS CHAPMAN Francie GeneralCourse, NationalHonor Society 3,4, Glee Clubl,Z, Library Staff 3,4, Secretary of Library Staff 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Queen Autumn of Sophomore Hop 2,1-Iome Economics Club 1, Devil Den 4. RONNIE DAVID COBB iiperc iv Y General Course, Home Room Assembly l,2, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track Manager 2,3,4,Devils Den. SENIORS BETTY JEAN BURGESS Bets General Course, A-Cappella Choir 4, Glee Club 3,4, Girls Athletic Association 4, Class Cheer- leader 3,4, Usher at Commencement 3, Devils Den l,2,3,4. SY LVIA JEAN BURGESS General Course. DOROTHY RUTH BUTLER Dottie Home Economics Course, Home Economics Club Z,3,4, Library Staff 2,3, G.A.A. 4, Secretary Li- brary Staff 2, Class Cheerleader l,2,3. BARBARA CALDWELL College Preparatory Course, May Court 1, Hi- Teen Committee Z, Orchestra 2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3, 4, Latin Club Z,3,4, Class Float Committee 2,3, Class Play 3, Latin Club Treas- urer 3, President of Band 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Secretary of A Cappella Choir 4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Correspondence Secretary Dramatics Club 4, Thespian Club 4, Safety Committee 4, Devils Den 3, Essay in Anthologist 4, Acorn Staff 4, Betty Crocker Award 4. 'L l'f'f,'V' fftfkm, Ca. , FTW iv? mx Hu- 1 A 'uv' w SENIORS DREMA ARLENE COLLINS Home Economics Courseg Home Economics Club 3, 45 Publicity Agent Home Economics Club 45 Latin Club 25 G.A.A. 45 May Court lg Devils Den 354. LY LE COMPTON General Course. CHARLES CROUCH Buck General Course. SADIE LEE CROUCH Sadie Commercial Course. XX 44 3 are ' sf' ' 'Z'-?' i W oi' T 4-Q n-4 Y . ft We VICTORIA ANN DACIEK Vicky Commercial Courseg Log Staff 3,45 Advertising Manager of Log 4g Advertising Manager of Acorn Staff45 Hi-Teen Committee 35 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Re- porter G.A.A.45 Press Club 3,45 Devils Den5 May Court lg Junior Class Play 3. RICHARD DOBBINS General Course5 Football lg Basketball 1,35 Devils Den5 Minstrel 3. LARRY GENE DOTSON Doc GeneralCourse5 Pi-esidentofSeniorClass45Bas- ketball 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3g Four Way Test Committee 45 Flag Raising Committee 45 Collins Hi-Teen 45 Escort to Maid of!-lonor at Homecoming 45 Escort to Commencement 35 Orientation Day Speaker 45 Devils Den. B. L. DRENNEN GeneralCourse5 Intramurals 45 Junior High Foot- ball lg Varsity Basketball 2. BARBARA JO ELGIN Pinky General Course5 Band 2,3,45 Intramurals 45 May Court 15 Orientation Day Speaker 45 F.B.L.A. 35 Acorn Staff 45 Library Staff 35 Dramatics and ThespianClub 45 G.A.A. 45 Talent Show 45 Second Semester Hi-Teen Committee 45 Inter-Class Tournaments 45 Treasurer o!'Dramat1cs Club 4. CHARLOTTE ANN EPPERLY General Course5 Latin Club l,2,3,4. JUDITH LYNNE EVANS Judy General Course5 Glee Club LibraryStaff 3,45 Home Economics Club 15 Dec- oration Committee for Freshman Frolic 15 Float Committee for Library Staff 3. 1,25 Latin Club 3,45 MARGARET ELLA EVANS Rocky Commercial Courseg F.B.L.A. 3. SENIORS AUBREY WARREN DUNCAN General Courseg Varsity Club 3,45 Latin Club 3, 45 Devils Den5 Basketball 1,25 FootballManager 3,45 Intramurals. AUDREY ANN EIGENBROD College Preparatory Course5 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Dra- matics Club 3, 45 Science Club 35 Glee Club 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Pianist for Glee Club 2,3545 ACapellaCho1r 253,45 Pianist and Treasurer for ACapellaChoir 45 Home Room Assembly lg May Court l 5 Delegate to Camp Horseshoe Leadership Camp 35 Memberof Camp Council5 Student Coun- cil Talent Show Committee 45 Devils Den l,2,3,45 .TuniorClass Play5Senior Editor of Acorng Speak- er at Leadership Assembly 45 Inter-Class Tour- nament l,25 Minstrel 35 Honor Graduate5 Hannah Award 4. Sheila looks happily on as she discovers she is Hi-Teen for the week. JL in fix 2' ti.-as is N- A .4--Q-' it l il? ' ' 5. if y rx ,UQ W4 -fx -fx W '17 SENIORS WALTER RAYMOND FAYKUS Waldo General Courseg Varsity Club 3,4g Football 3,4p Track Z,3,4g Devils Deng lntramuralsg Roll Call Captain 4. JULIA ANN FEBEAN Judy General Courseg Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 lnterclass Bas- ketball Tournament'l,2,3g Glee Club lg Glee Club FloatCommittee1g Devils Deng Den Dance Com- mittee 3g Usher for Junior Playg Minstrel 3g Senior Dance Committee 4g Orchestra l,2,4g Orchestra Award 3g Sophomore Hop Committee. ROBERT EUGENE FERRO Bobby Commercial Course. Collins seniors raise flag over campus. 'Q' ,ln .J ,V -A-1, -3,55 Qj' ,fx ' Wi r ' pi- ' ky c ' if? M22 -V A Kal-f PATRICIA KAY FORD MPM.. GeneralCourse5Home Economics Club 3 4 G A A. 4. GRAC E FOSTER General Course . JUDY KAY FOSTER IQJO Jovi General Courseg Latin Club 3,4 Acorn Staff 4 Devils Den. KENNETH PAUL FOSTER Kenny General Course. Zi? kb ARTHUR GRAY Doodle Bug General Courseg Football 35 Basketball 35 Track 35 Varsity Club 35 Devils Den 4. JANET LEE GROUNDS Red College Preparatory Course5 Attendant to Miss Red Devil 35 Honor Attendant to Homecoming Queen 45 Student Council 3,45 Attendant to May Queen 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Drama- tics Club 3,45 Hi-Teen Committee 1,3545 Talent Show Assistant 45 Devils Den 3,45 A Cappella Choir 45Chairrnan Clean Up Committee 45 Student Council Homecoming Float 35 Decoration Com- mittee for Sophomore Hop 25 Orientation Day Speaker 45 Acorn Salesman 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Usher for Commencement and Talent Show 3. FRANCIS AMSDEN GUFFY, JR. HBO.. College PreparatoryCourse5Home RoomAssem- bly 25 Latin Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 45 Devils Den 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3545 Orchestra 35 Track 35 Minstrel 152,35 Essay Accepted by National An- thologyAssociation 45 Hi-Y 35 Stage Manager Talent Show 4. DORIS HAC KNEY Upepsi.. General Course5 G.A.A. 45 Intramurals. SENIORS PAUL DENVER FOX Foxie Commercial Courseg Band 1,2,3,45 Library Staff 3,45 Devils Den5 F.B.L.A. 45 ACappel1a Choir 45 StudentCouncil Talent Show 45 King of Sophomore Hop 25 Honorable Mention Poster Contest 4. MICHAEL FREDRIC KS ' 'Mick General Courseg Jr. High Football 15 Varsity Football 2. MARVIN EUGENE GARRETT . .Mo. . General Course5 Football 2,35 Track 25 Intra- murals 3. WANDA LEE GOINS ..Lee.. College Preparatory Courseg Latin Club 2,3. ., xx I ii, gl'-4 Ia' 5 , f an li ,g 2 X, 5 ff! 3, aura! 41121 SENIORS LINDA LEW HAGER Lynn General Course5 Co-Editor of Log 45 Assistant Feature Editor of Log 35 Ex-officio member of Student Council 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Press Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Vice President Tri-Hi-Y 45 Devils Den I5 3,45 FrenchClub 1,25 Clean-Up Campaign Chair- man 35 Talent Show Chairman 45 Delegate Junior Townmeeting Conference 35 Delegate Rhododen- dron Girls State 35 Delegate Camp Horseshoe 35 Delegate S.l.P.A, 3,45 Miss Imp l5 Jr. High Cheer- leader I5 Attendant May Queen 45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Hi-Teen 45 Log Staff Float Committee Z,3. JOAN CAROLYN HAMILTON Joanie General Course. JOHN HARSANY, JR. College Preparatory Course5 Science Club 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Latin Club l,Z,3,4. NORMA ELIZABETH HATFIELD Duke Home Economics Course5 Home Economics Club l,Z,3,45 President of Home Economics Club 35 Latin Club 3,4. 1 5 .- -t,Qg g, G62 :ffm 45 f 'h. -mv' Y' 0' si KENNETH SAMUEL HAYES Three General Course5 Latin Club Z,3. WILLIAM ROBERT HERON Sweet William General Courseg Parade Marshall Homecoming Parade 45 Junior Play Cast 35 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Thespian Troupe 45 Hi-Y 45 Chairman of Dec- oration Committee for Senior Dance 45 King of Library Staff Jamboree 45 Winner of Book Weelg Poster Contest45 Clean Up Committee of Student Council Z,3. CAROL LOUISE HONAKER Yo Yo Home Economics Course5 Home Economics Club Z,3,45 Acorn Staff 4, Devils Den 1,2. JUNE INGLES Jingles General Courseg Intramurals 45 Latin Club 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Acorn Staff 45 Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 35 Chairman of Refresh- ment Committee for G.A.A. Christmas Dance 4. R Sf n K V Q V A U ,J af -Q ,- s., sr ' l hwibdw I. 9, -3-ff J ' 'Y-,Q-uf '. f . lin- V .Q 5 4332953 S., ' M '-'Ki' CHARLTON KEATON Charty Home Room Assembly 19 National Honor Society 3,4. HARVEY KINCAID General Course. KENTON KYLE Riley College Preparatory Course: Latin Club Z,3,49 13 Club 3,4. LILLIAN SYLVIA LAWSON Silver I-lomeEconomicsCourse9 Tri -Hi-Y 3,49 Historian of Tri -Hi-Y 49 Home EconomicsClub 2,3,4Q Pres - identof Home Economics 49 Dramatics Club 3,49 Thespian Troupe 49 Library Staff 3,49 Miss Col- lins High School 49 Freshman Orientation Day Speaker49 Rhododendron Girls' State 39 Mayor of Kanawha Cottage 39 Hi-Teen 49 Junior Play Cast9 Usher for Commencement 3. SENIORS JOYCE MADELON JARRELL AIJOII CommercialCourse9F.B.L.A. 3,49 Vice President F.B.L.A.49 Tri-Hi -Y 3,49 Home Room Assembly 19Jr. HighCheerleader lg Glee Club l9 May Court 19 A Capella Choir 3, 49 Acorn Staff 49 Senior Dance Committee 4g Leadership Assembly Speak- er 49 Delegate to Rhododendron Girls' State 39 Junior FloatCommittee 39Chai rman of Baccalau- ureate and CommencementDecorations 39 Secre- tarial Service 49 Decoration Committee of Soph- omore Hop Z. LORETTA ANN JOHNSON General Course. CASIMIR KANIA . .I-Iank. . GeneralCourse9 Football l,2,4Q Co-Captain Foot- ball Team 49 Track l,2,3,4g Varsity Club Z,3,4Q President Varsity Club 3,4. CARLOS KEA TON ..Bear.. Commercial Course 2,39 General Course 4. dass. 43' M fuzzy' if 1.-mf 1 -anus!-1 , we 'f .l 9 i A 9 I 95' I X X xiii!! 1 bmi! V - 9 Y N 'ia 1-fi-A I9 SENIORS ELIZABETH ANNE LIVELY Libby College Preparatory Course5 Student Council 15 A Capella Choir 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Tri- Hi-Y Z,3,4g Chaplin of Tri -Hi-Y 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Orchestra 35 May Festival 1,25 Miss Red DevilAttendant 25 Rhododendron Girls' State 35 Sheriff of Barbour County, Orientation Day Speaker 45 Honored at Oak Hill-Beckley 45 Hi- Teen 45 Leadership Assembly 45 Latin Club 1,25 3,45 Devils Den l,Z,3,45 Student Council Activities Committee 4gTalent Show Z,35Christmas Program 2,-4. JAMES ROBERT MCCALLISTER Jimmy General Course. EMORY WAYNE McGUFFIN ..MaC.. General Course. DONALD MA LE NIC K ..Don.. General Course5 Vocational Course. 'Q-g il ' J L Q ,gllisy , 'vn- KYB, 1 :Q -i3,,?'x1 y A 5 gona. ,fb 'I K., .' rr 4 9- , ,R 'fun 5 v 'H' gt- 1 4 'gov nm., V JANE CAROLE MANN Janey College Pi-eparatoryCourse5 Library Staff l,Z,35 Vice President of Library Staff l5President of Library Staff 25 Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3,45 Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 President Dra- matics Club 45 Managing Editor Log Staff 45 Or- chestra Z,35 Band l,Z,3,45 Latin Club Z,3,45 Press Club 3,45 Acorn Staff 45 Hi-Teen Chairman Z,3, lst. Semester 45 Student Council 25 Science Club 35 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4. CALVIN MANNING Commercial Courseg FBLA 4. MIKE MARKEVICH Baybells General Courseg Track 1 5 Varsity Track ity Football 3. Z5 Vars- DONALD KEITH MARSHALL ..I-lefty.. Commercial Course. ,fri ,I ar ,N 'C' I 'W flip S G l l A 'r:'? fs Xgxhy BARBARA JEWEL MORTON Barb CommercialCourse5 Latin Club 1,25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Attendant to May Queen 25 Nominated Collins Beauty 3. CHARLES MOSES Chop Chop College PreparatoryCourse5Acorn Stat'fBusiness Manager 45Dramatics Club 3,45Band l,2,3,45 Latin Club l ,2,3,45 Class Float Committee l,2,35 Class Play 35 Manager of Band 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Thespian Troupe 45 Devils Den l,Z, 3,45 Science Club 35 Minstrel Cast 35 Orchestra 2,35 Hi-Teen 45 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Advertise- ment Staff Acorn 45 Commencement Committee 3. PAUL MULLINS Hershey College Preparatory Course5 Log Staff Make Up Editor 35 Co-Editor of Log 45Acorn Staff 25Acorn Editor 45 Student Council Ex-Officio Member5 Escort to Miss Homecoming 45 Thespian Troupe 3,45 President of Thespian 45 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Press Club 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Band l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Talent Show Winner 3,45 Hi-Teen 45 Journalism Award 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Minstrel Cast 2,35 ACappellaChoir 3,45 Orientation Day Speaker 45 Delegate to LeadershipConference 35 Delegate to S.T.P.A. 35Orchestra 1,25 Activities Chairman 45 Senior Dance Chairman45 Class Float Committee l,2,3. SENIORS JO ANN MARTIN Poogie General Course5 Glee Club 1,25 G.A.A. 4 BARBARA LYNN MATHENV Bobby Home Economics Course5 Band 3 45 Vice Presi dent ofBand 3,45 Home Economics Club 3,45 Vice President Home Economics Club 4' Tri-Hi-Y 3 45 Acorn Staff 45 Devils Den5 Intramurals 35 All Tournament Team 3. FRANK MILLER Brownie College PreparatoryCourse5 Football 2,3,45 Bas ketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Student Council 45 Latin Club 3,45 Hi-Teen MARTHA ANN MILLER Home Economics Course. SHEILA KAY MILLER Shedie CommercialCourse5Hi-Teen45ClassSecretary- Treasurer 25 Student Council Secretary 35 May Queen Attendant 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Secretary of National Honor Society 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Secretary of Dramatics Club45 Log Staff 3,45 Log Feature Editor 45 Acorn Staff Class Ed- itor 45 Class Float Committee 2,35 Journalism Awards 2,35 Delegate to S.T.P.A.5 Class Play 35 Co-Chairman Student Directory 35 Press Club 3, 45ACappellaChoir 45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Camp Horse- shoe Delegate to Leadership Camp 25 Leadership Assembly 35 Devils Den 3,45 May Court 15 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,45 Collins Beauty 4. f-'29 AHPA Qt: 41' K+ G'-I SENIORS ZELDA BURGESS MUNDY Home Economics Course. ANNA M URPHY ..Ange1.. General Course. ity Club 3. JOHN NOROSKY Noggerosky General CoursegFootball 2,3,4g'I'rack Z,3,4g Vars - KAREN KAY NIX Kitty Commercial Courseg FBLA 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Acorn Staff 4g Devils Den 3,4. wav 651 T5 av-Us ff ,Y C 5: NANCY PATRICIA NOTCH Pat Commerclal Course Glee Club l Z 3 4 STEWART O DELL Dxgger General Course Varsxty Club 3 4 KENNETH RAY PANNELL Hot Rod GeneralCourse PressClub 3 4 Latxn Club Z 3 4 Varsity Club Z 3 4' Football l 2 3 4' Co-Captain of Football Squad 4- Basketball l 2 3,4 DOROTHY PAULEY Dot Home Economics Course A si .' ls .WZ . I 'O' .Cn SENIORS RUTH PAULEY Ruthie Commercial Course. MARY LULA PENNOCK A . ,ff Mary Lu MAGGIE BELLE PHILLIPS Hot Rod fe'-A rfi SARA PIOTROWSKI upetro.. Commercial Course. College PreparatoryCourse gNational Honor Soci- + ety 3,4gA Cappella Choir 43 Glee Club l,3,4g Or- chestrag Acorn Staff 45 Talent Show 4. Commercial Courseg Home Economics Club l,Z. 444 7 va We ' A A . L Ha .. - 74 3 - ' We mfs I J' A! MARLENE PITTMAN ix WZ il Commercial Courseg Vice-President of Class lg - ' I Latin Club 2. gjfw KATHY MAE PRICE 4' Cassie Q' Commercial Courseg Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Majorette 3,4g G.A.A. 4g A. Cappella Choir 4. CHARLOTTE CAROL RENICK ..Red.. Commercial Courseg F.B.L.A. 3,45 Cvlee Club 3, 4g Secretarial Service 4. SHERRY ANNE RICE GeneralCoursegDramatics Club 45 Latin Club 3, :tg 4g Orchestra 2,3g Band 2,3,4g Majorette 4. 1-f L' 3 at 5 W 'lo -.....q,,,h SENIORS DEWEY ARLESS RIFFE Hot Rod Commercial Courseg F.B.L.A. 3, 4g Dramatics Club 45 Vice President of Dramatics Club 4. CHARLES D. SANCHEZ Buddy General Course. LAY TON EUGENE SCARBRO Skeebro General Courseg Latin Club 3,4. CONNIE MARIE SIFERS Commercial Courseg F.B.L.A. 4g Secretarial Serf vice 4. ,SZ 3' Q fd 'ui f-fr' 1 ..-V' V5 45151 , 'f in 'r:f- Q fuss' 1 ' 0,4 js if . 5 iii JANET MAE SIFERS College PreparatoryCoursegNationalHonor Soci- ety 3, 4g President of National Honor Society 45 Thespians Troupe 3,4g Vice President of Thes- pian Troupe 45 Rhododendron Girl's State Delegate 35 County Surveyor at Girl's State 33 Class Play 33 Talent Show Honorable Mention lg Talent Show First-place Winner 4g Talent Show l,Z,3,4p Float Committee 35 National Essay Anthology Winner 45 English Medal 39 JuniorO.G.A. Shorthand Medal 3g Co-Chairman Student Directory Committee 43 Chairman ofClass Pins Sale 39 Activities Editor ofAcorn4g Leadership Assembly 4g Orientation Day Speaker 45 Latin Club Z,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,43 F.B.L.A. 45A Cappella Choir 4. ETTALEE DIANNE SIZEMORE Etta Home Economics Courseg Home Economics-Club Z,3,4gSecretary of Home Economics Clubg Home Room Assembly 2g Devils Den 3,4. J. LARRY SLATER Smokey ' GeneralCourseg VarsityClub 2,3,4gVarsity Foot- ball Z,3,4g Basketball Manager 2,3,4g Track 1,Z, 3,49 Devils Den 4. ANN DONIPHAN SMITH Tubby Home Economics Courseg Home Economics Club 2,3,4g G.A.A. 45 Captain of Senior Girl'sIntra- murals 4. IWWM 5 1' J fi 'ti if 11 aw -QQ' 919 X .4 5. .nf 5, JOSEPH A. SULESKY Sonny General Course. JOANN ELIZABETH SUMNER HJC.. 15 Home Home Economics Course5 Library Staff Economics Club 4. LARRY SWANIGAN Roscoe General Course5 Varsity Club 354. MARY ANN THEWES Thewesie CommercialCourse5 Log Staff 3,45 Library Staff 3,45 Faculty Editor of the Acorn 45 Press Club 253,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 FBLA 3,45 Fashion Winner. SENIORS ROBERT JEROME SMITH Jerry Bob College PreparatoryCourse5 Band 1,2,3,45County Band 3,45NationalHonor Society 3,45 Vice-Pres- ident ofNationalHonor Society 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Thespians Troupe 45 Latin Club l,Z,3,45 Vice President of Latin Club 3,45 Escort to Miss Red Devil 45 NationalArt Recognition 35 State Scholas- tic Iviagazine Art Award 35 Civic League Art A- ward 35 Talent Show Winner 45 Orchestra 2,35 A CappellaChoir 3,45 President of A Capella Choir 45 Delegate to Camp Horseshoe Leadership Camp 35 Magazine Contest Winner lg Orientation Day Speaker 45 Science Club 35 Minstrel Cast 35 Log Cartoonist l,2,3,45 Jazz Band 25 American Legion Essay Contest5 Leadership Assembly 4. JOHNNY WATSON SMITH General Course. JAMES LEE SPANGLER Jimmy General Course. MARILYN SPROLES GeneralCourse5G.A.A. 45 Orchestra 1,2,35 Bas- ketball Tournament l,2,35 Devils Den 253,45 Glee Club 1,25 May Court 1. ff: can-Q -nf XX . K ,, 55' ' Tri 3 tis if GN fs 1 ' ' ns Y-you kv 35 Q-ug. 0. 'Wi' 5 Q 065- I -a--'--'-A 1? SENIORS MARION LOUISE THOMSON Shorty Commercial Course5 Devils Den 4. JOYCE MARIA TI-IORNBURG Kita GeneralCourse5 Majorette 45 Class Cheerleader 2,35 Home Room Assembly Z5 Essay Winner 45 Devils Den 25 Glee Club 253. JOSEPH WAYNE TOLLEY Hot Rod General Course. JAMES EDWARD TREADWAY Leter General Course. GENE VANCE Thin Man General Course 5Football 152, 3,45 Basketball Man - ager 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Devils Den 4. K' w 5 l 1 M 'N-r 35. Q4 A S K AQ 'lm if MICHAEL WICKLINE Mickeye College Preparatory Course5 Honor Graduateg A Cappella Choir 45 Latin Club 2,3,45Publicity Manager of LatinClub 35 Science Club 35 Drama- tic Club 3,45 Thespian Troupe 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer of National Honor Society 45Vice Presidentof Class 3,45 Mountaineer Boys State 35 Hi-Teen 45 Hannah Award. JOHN DOUGLAS WIDENER Horse General Course. DANNY FRANKLIN WILKERSON A Willie College Preparatory Courseg Class President Z, 35 Student Council President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Thespian Troupe 3,45 Secretary of Thespian Troupe 45 Science Club 35 Latin Club 2,3545 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Acorn Staff45Devils Den 253,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Man- ager 45 All County Band 2,3,45 All State Band 35 Orchestra l,2,35 High School Spe1lingChamp35 DAA History Award 35 Mountaineer Boys State 35 Leadership Assembly 45 Orientation Day Speaker 45 Know Your State Government Day 35 Home- coming Attendant Escort 35 Miss Red Devil At- tendantEscort Z5 Miss Collins High School Escort 35 Commencement Escort 35 Class Play 35 Christ- mas Program Chairman 3,45 Talent Show Master ofCeremonies 45 First Semester Hi-Teen 45 Hi- Teen45 Float Committee 2,35Delegate to National Association of Student Councils Convention in Philadelphia 35Delegate to W. Va. Association of Student Councils Convention at Jacksons Mill 2, 3,45 Workshop Leader 45 Delegate to National Leadership Training Camp 35 Hannah Award. un-if I 'Ps 'XM Y nn SENIORS JERRY ROLAND WILLIAMS Fleetcleats GeneralCourse, Varsity Club Z,3,4g French Club 2,33 Devils Den 1,2,3. PHY LLIS WILLIS Uphyl.. General Course. ., LARRY WAYNE WOODSON . i l tlWOOdyv. GeneralCoursegVarsityClub 2,35 Football 2,3,4g m I ,-'1' Track 24 Intramurals 2,35 World History Award 2. ' ,:. , , A JUANITA YOUNG , ' I ,M Red ' Commercial Courseg Glee Club 3. .N iam.- 'ti 'T' NOT PIC TURED: BOBBY DOTSON General Courseg Track l,Z. QUINDORAH SUE HUDSON KOONE Susie ' General Course. DANNY OLIVER Jeep General -ourse. 34 THE BALLROOM PRIZE WE ALMOST WON Standing around the flagpole are the Junior Class Officers. Danny Christian. . .Vice President Allen Walker . . . . . . President Clarence Taylor .... Secretary- . . . . Treasurer JUNICJRS CLASS RECORD Working as a group and as individuals, mem- bers of the Junior Class in 1955-56 contributed immeasurably to the school program and amassed astorehouse of memories for enjoyment in later years. Juniors snared a major portion of the honors and awards at Collinsg and in scholastic attainment, club and organization work, sports, and social activity, juniors were the leaders. The Junior Class won recognition for its successful production of The More the Merrier, the annual class play. The Junior Class set a new standard for the Junior-Senior Prom with its theme Springtime in Paris. The JuniorClass conducted a highly success- ful magazine sale campaign. A junior roll call won the Girls Intramural Volleyball tournament. Ajunior roll call was runner-up in the Intra- mural Football tournament. Twentyjuniors were members of the varsity football squad, eight of them in the starting line- up for the first game. Ten juniors were members of the varsity basketball squad. Juniors consistently won Log recognition as student stand-outs and best-dressed students. Juniors had leading parts in the Christmas Program and all other student assemblies. Juniors were delegates to the Southern Asso- ciation of Student Councils, the Fayette County StudentCouncilAssociation, and the WestVirginia Institute of Scholastic Journalism. Juniors were members of the Log and Acorn staffs. Juniors attended Tri -Hi -Y Leade rship Camp, Camp Horseshoe, Girls State, and Boys State. Juniors were chiefly responsible for dec- orating the Christmas tree in central hall. Juniors consistently made the honor roll. A junior won election as vice-president of the West Virginia Association ofStudent Councils. A junior also won a place on a student del- egation from the United States to Europe, spon- sored by the National Association ofStudent Coun- CllS. QM U. q Q L A I Ajuniorwas an'attendant to Miss Red Devil. A junior was an attendant to Homecoming Queen. Juniors were attendants to the May Queen. A junior was head majorette of the Red Devil band. Three other juniors were in the majorette line-up. Juniors represented Collins High School at Know Your State Government Day. A junior won honorable mention in the Stu- dent Council Talent Show. A junior represented the school at the annual convention of the National Association of Student Councils. Juniors were members of the varsity cheer- leading squad. Ajunior won football recognition as a mem- ber of the All-State Third Team, All-Southern Second Team, and All-Coalfield Conference First Team. A junior won gridiron honors as captain of the All-Coalfield Conference second team. He also received particular honorable mention for the All-Southern Team and the All-State Team. Juniors had executive offices on the Student Council. Juniors were speakers at Leadership As- sembly. A junior was president of the Latin Club, A junior was president of the Library Staff. Juniors were officers of the Varsity Club. A junior was chairman of the Student Council Finance Committee. A junior was chairman of the Den Dance Com- mittee. Ajunior was chairman of the Collins Clean- Up Committee. A junior was chairman of the Safety Com- mittee. Ajunior was finance chairman t F the Student Council Talent Show. A junior was co-chairman of the Student Di- rectory Committee. Phyllis Adkins Dreama Amick Eddie Ayers f'i.L I if 51 Q,-.1 Jamce Bartlett Joe Baumgartner Jerry Bowen Carolyn Bowyer Carol Sue for Peggy Calvert Peg Charles Campbell Tommy Carpenter Red Top Norma Carter Blondle N N--W ? Ks I , JUNIORS Juanett Bam Jen Gerald Barn Jerrv Mack Baker Tackhammer Jerry Barlow is-- Carol Sue Bragg Susle Ray Burdett Shlrley Burnett Shortre Nelsxe Cales Jean Ruth Carter Jackie Chllders Danny Chrxstlan Flat Top Reglnald Crone Squeeks -m ' JUNICRS Mary Lee Crouch James Curry Jimmie John Delridge Dubby Fred Dickinson 'Freddie T' Betty Dzceldzxc Betty Elder Betsy Bobby Elder Betty Elmore .X ws. 4 Q N? mm 5 Xi-in is 6.3 e 1- x W Q, 5 ' ' C 'x iw- S y 353' ' f Q99 Charlotte Dlxon Arm Dorls Dobblns Donald Drennen Cotton Lavanda Duncan Q'-Q.-l Janet Elmore Cunger Charles Epperly Patrlcla Falk Blondle Jamth Farley Carol Farrlsh Patrxcea Faykus m Q ah Q Q M Pat Franklln Farrell QM- xg Frank Patty Fltzpatrlck F1tzy X -, fm., 4' Y ' J M ...Q 5 A I 1 'g I g .. .. V, C I I A A L . E X J I gg nf X Q yn ,J ft K v,,, ,I 3 I A . I Q , ' ' ' , Y V I A ' V I I f .,- ,..v . ' : , H! I f ' x, A Q 55. ,C ,t s , 1 1 h u v 6- X vi c f x 1 if . . .. ' - N Q, if 'SE' its Patricia Franklin upatul James Fredericks Jimmie Patsy Fridley -.Patty Robert Gentry Bob m ,t 2 Martha Green Charles Haga Genie Quentin Hall Donnie Douglas Harmon ..Doug.. I gs o 9 ln..- ex 'Q -By. q, , , If it ' wi QEZTJ L D7 4.52 1 . .rf - . .Y up Q ' f - sr L le t J 'gal lffiye, I 'A ,mx G . L' I, ,. C R, 5 f 5- am-r X A wx hwy! ,A , 1. .1 X 5 Ik . J 4 I M15 -X .455 ' L' S g. JUNIORS Nancy Foley Dexter Fowler Dick Lorah Fox I.,arie Donald Franklin Don as-, Janice Goins Thommy Goode Sweetie Clarence Gray Sandra Gray Sandy ,Q Carol Harvey Larry Hash ' ' Monogaliann James Hayes Jimmie Gene Henderson Genie Bay JUNIORS Barbara Herndon Babs Alrneda Hess Franklin Higgins Frankie Jackie Hodges Askley Kincaid Grandpa Douglas Kincaid Doug Susan King Susie Troy King Zack sf Q 'I 2 Q X 'M ,-,l xr, fa- 'r Q, X 15 .1 W ik 5 'f Jaunita Law Blondie Lewis Law Chuck Barbara Legg Barb Fred Legg Ferdinand Judith Huddle s ton ...Tudyn Benny Huffman Larry James Angeline Janiszewski HAI-lgie., is 'Lf ,W .g Be tty Koone Ramona Kuhn Monie Margaret Kyle ..Marg,. Danielle Lambert Dannie PN 'Pl'- P4 Q ' . eu' A ' I Mary Ann Lyle Annie Lee Lynch C urly' ' Kieth McClung Mac Nancy McClure Nan .V Q' . Q. . g 'k. lg .. ts - Sue McPherson Susie Judy Malashevich June Martin June Bug Mary Jane Massie Janie A 6. X 'V U' ls . JUNICRS Donald Lester Donnie Daniel Light Rommie Lively Rome Mary Lou Light LuLu Kermit McDaniel Buck John McGuffin Little John Tonnie McMann Mac Donald McNeely Chipmunk -L Mary Lou Mauritz Susie Pgggy Miller Tweety Sharon Miller Sissy Aretus Mullins Ret .IUNIORS Barbara Mullins Babs Margaret Myres Margie Charles Nichols Scaley Virgil Nichols Nickie w 1 ,R can 131. P li L xx Norma Perdue ' 'Normie' ' Suellen Pinson Sue Baby Lola Pittman ' 'Shortie' ' Reba Redman Bee Bee , Q if 1 fi-A L 5- '9-CZ? me f W , I C 124-QQQQ ,,A ' ,. K V Vai 5 '? f '- f 2, g l . , X v i ii 2' t X Xi ' ' A sf' mf 4 ff iq ., fx Catherine Rosiek Jenkie Dorothy Sanchez Dot Ronald Sanger I lpunkl I Kenneth Sarver Bi-ains' ' Rosalie Nunn .. , .. Rosie Bill Oxley ' 'Denny' ' Alice Painter Edward Payne . . Tippy. . 591+ Elta Richardson Little Mohee Carol Rinehart Paquita Rippoll Quita Mike Rollins in 'wa ff A55 'IPX it Victoria Sifers Vicky James Sizemore Jimmy Darrell Smith Doc Joan Smith Jo Ann I! . X any Kay Stover Ooddles Mary Alice Stover Nancy Sullivan Blonie George Sumner , Q ' E' K L. A gg. - 'S Q - x L.. A ,IN x f .IUNIORS Janice Scarbro I ljvanll Harry Scott HCM.. Jerry Scott Scottie Richard Sheets Dickey S ' we at Q fy 0 , X59 Q X, J x X I X x .. 'Y 62 J X X 4 'XX i ,X lx .asm Q' ' X 'rc' a 6'1- Ronald Snell Ronnie Henrietta Salder Etta Florence Shrednicki ..Fl0.. Delores Stanevick Doris is qg ri A 1 K X X Yvonne Tatum Zeke Clarence Taylor Upal.. Fred Taylor Tarzan Richard Taylor JUNICJRS John Tennant Johnny Halfpintn V Nancy Thomas Robert Thompson Bobby Johnnie Tolli Little Moose M Allen Walker Louise Watkins I Blu!! James Waugh Whitty Barbara White B. T. Q ,- 3 1 ' kt- .3 5.5: 1 .,,,,. 40 Y ' ' ,nil y. 'z 1 . in uw, K 'Q X is J' 4 as K Af V X, VW' ' 2 : f!!!..a Freda Young Myrna Young Myrnie Barbara Zandlo Bobbie Camilla Zelek ..Cam.. 'W ,, X 2 Carr-el Toney Donald Vest Don John Vroom June Waddell Ernest Williams Willie Barbara Wilton Bobbie Gene Windsor Lover Tom Wriston Tommy , THE QUIET WALKS M 'iii CLASS During this second year at Collins, the Sopho- mores have actively participated in many clubs, committees, and events. The Sophomores were represented on the Stu- dent Council with three members, sent a dele- gate to the Fayette County Student Council con- vention, and to the Southeastern District Con- vention, and they also were represented at the State Convention of Student Councils, held at .lack- son's Mills. Participating in sports, several sophomores played football and basketball. Many members of the class were active in the Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Library Staff, Girls Athletic Association, Home Economics, and Varsity Clubs, Latin Club, Log and Acorn Staffs, and the Red Devil Band. ln the annual Student Council Talent Show, many sophomores appeared. Several members ofthe class also took part in the Christmas pro- gram, poster contest which was sponsored by the RECORDS Library Staff, and some girls of the class attend- ed the annual Tri-Hi-Y Tea. Among the numerous other activities the soph- omoresparticipatedin were: one sophomore was the chairman of National Constitution Week at Collins, and one, co-chairman of the Christmas program. The sophomores were awarded for having the best attendance at varsity basketball games. On Friday, November 4, the annual Sophomore Hop was held in the Little Theater at Collins. Dancing in a drug store atmosphere was enjoyed by the students and adult sponsors who were there. The sophomores had an attendant to Miss Homecoming and Miss Red Devil. Ayearlyprojecthas been adopted by the Soph- omores. SOPHOMORES ?--Q. Sophomore class officers standing are: Gene Carroll, secretary-treas- urer, Rex Adams, president, and Cur- tis Dotson, vice-president. 1' 4-uQ'i P , , L fx C W is v v W ,lf N xl nh, ,5 if 'F' v 0 V Nora Jane Bays Frank Belcher Leona Blecher SGPHOMORES Rex Adams Mary Kathryn Adkins Frank Akers Betty Alderman Patty Alderman Gene Armstrong Roy Bailey Alfred Baker Janet Gaye Bays William Belcher . 94 xl Conley Blevins William Bloxton ' ' Q5 lx 1. . if X4 Barbara Blount James Brubaker Joyce Burgess ' Q mf E5 'x Al, 1 C M' I .A f X ,, , .0-. 'K li, 'soo' L. Connie Cantalupo Ruth Canterbury Eugene Carroll Jessie Carroll Jane Christian Mary Louise Clay Peggy Coffey Betty Coleman Linda Compton SOPHOMORES Patricia Burgess Beverly Burns George Buttrick Elton Byron Carrie Caldwell Eddie Calvert Shelby Calvert Betty Campbell James Campbell I. Y pl' 3 4 fi Q. f -S G- 1.. :' jf. fn 2' in SOPHOMORES f Janet Conley L Wk, ' Larry Conner Robert Cook X J Frances Cooke Sharon Cooper Sheila Cooper Alice Corker Russell Cox Tim Crawford Denny Criss Frances Crone Joyce Crosier S , 5 Rebecca Cummings ' M Dorothy Dalton 'fl ' Jackie Delridge wi E Peggy DeLung Mary Dilly Patty Dixon E as s Y, 1 af X f W in Norma Dobbins Leah Dodson Robert Connelly s Q, l Jerry Dooley 3 A Judith Dorton V , Curtis Dotson l i A, I ll X f ' ' -e W 1 , .. ' is A ' Barbara Douglas A Wayne Elgin Norma Ellison V f ,Q I if SOPHOMORES Kay Elmore Carol Entsminger Mary Alice Epling H '11, If Eddie Epperly Phyllis Jo Epperly Medora Epperly Harold Fankell Robert Farmer Everett Farren f -. IH, 9- SGPHCMORES Emma P arrish Charlotte Foley Ellen Fontana Stanley Foster James Fox Nora Fraga Velma Fridley Kenneth Gadomski Barbara Gillespie 1'1 N 1 .f Q 1 H iw' s ' Q Y . if vi? , I 521 W f. ax ' ' Darrell Goins Martin Good Lewis Gordon Linda Gray Martha Hall Mary Hall Robert Hall Eddie Harding James Harrah 's 6-N if .,f' 1 LN Janet Hutchinson James Ivey Virgil Ivey Robert James Ancel Jeffers Johnny Keaton David Kees Clyde Kincaid Carol King SGPHOMORES David Hartenstexn David Hazlewood Bobby Hancock Carles Henderson Ernest Hensley Shirley Hensley Norma Herndon Phillip Hostetter Elizabeth Hudak mix! f 8-,J 1:- '-'::- li 'PK fh- ui ? ' SOPHOMCJRES Dxckxe Ku-k Thresa Kocholak Mary Kokoslu Audrey Koone Jo Ann Krlsko Catherlne Lagos Lesly Lawson Larry Leffel Lmda Lemons lg X Gary Lewxs Edward Lxch Darrell Lxvely John Lukle Charles Lyons Nancy McClung Bobby McVey Janet Martln Marlon Martm WWA A 2' 'U' V t U F ' if ff ,, X l N X Lx L , 'X l N l l x Q ' 1 'V' , R K xy' .V , X 1 L 5, lf L. as L5 lf L ,Q X ' ii fl Evil Q X L- l . r lf lyl l 'I' ,fl P ' L 1 V . x l 7,1 is 1 .f X, Q 11- , 71' g N, 'L .-ffggii L Q. f X . , ' L Wx 31 V , My A L. M U I 'Lac , 5 of Ky if l Q.. 1.. . V 'Q ll Ji m L J' L y' - 1... f A U Je- j 1 . . A'V'A W5 N 3 . .. X 79 ig ' 4 ku ai- if ff f 'S Nora Musselwhite Frederick Neudek John Nichols Bobby Nowlin Frank Norosky Paul Nottingham Joe Orban Barbara Oxendale Lois O'Del1 SCPHOMORES Tommy Mason Marie Matulis Mary Merritt Bobby Midrowsky Dreama Mitchell Dexter Morton Lydalou Morton Martha Morton Elizabeth Moses as MGX 12, bf v A1 1 'I 4' X iv. ,K, if ro .k' 'u 0-' ph J Y' af tc. ,gag Nw- , 0 4 x 'NS SOPHOMORES Linda Painter Paul Pannell David Parrish Shelby Pauley Johnny Pawlus Franklin Payne Linda Payne Harold Peters Jack Pettit 653 ,, - Q Q, L 1 2 P L Qs X1 5 ,,.f f' . K It 11 Q Q. 4 gtg? N gli' 5. , t ,-,L A 'G Ffa. f S , . f: I as x If 5 f 'Y' I 'X 1 E K Barbara Plumb Elsie Poff Elizabeth Porgorzelski Carol Poston Patricia Querrey Dean Rakes Georgia Reynolds Geraldine Reynolds Theyron Reynolds I K . ,A K, X! , f a it by 3 ur' f. G Loki Patsy Sizemore Sue Slaven Franklin Spangler Maxine Spangler Brenda Stark Anna Stegel Eugene Stegel Danny Stevens Barney Stinnett SOPHOMORES Katherine Rickard Penny Riddle Donald Rose Barbara Rowe Helen Sampson Shelby Sampson Elizabeth Ann Scott Roy Sexton Ronald Shiflett xi an qu- WM-'Q ' x 4-5- SOPHCDMORES Thomas Stover James Stuppio Laura Sumner Reginald Sutphin Judy Swannigan Richard Taylor Judith Terry Elmas Thompson Jane Thompson ET E I 1,1 1 'R Q-' We-.X is I ,f 'y +P, I -A ,Q E. , -as 9' f-ix H as i y y y - .X Jane Tompkins Alice Toney Belva Toney Shelvy Toney June Travis Norma Treadway Cora Rose Tyler Shirley Underwood Delbert Waddell M S-. ms.--if SOPHGMORES QVA 'bf 'Ev' Claudette Waugh Uldine Waugh Barbara Webster V ' V :fl 'A Carol Webster 1 yy I c 'I in Clarence Weeks 4Uk'Q s,s4af' , if I :,, , . Frances Weeks K e f i? W Lttu I W. . WI-111 3, Wfgjaj , Barbara Welch i Frances Widay . Robert Widay If ! 1 . . 1 f M A , A , 0 . I Carol Williams Frankie Williams Brenda Wilshire Florence Windsor ., Q n f . Q 'R wi X 1 f 5 W if Xl J K X il if 4 fl Donna Wise V Yvonne Wise V 'f V U Q X Bonnie Withrow Z'. 3 Vg Q Ronald Withrow I Y 3 Q5 , ag Auf R x , !. I , , , J , x , V , X ' , 4 3 as , ' an Carolyn Wojtowicz ' 6' V , Q Linda Wooten A- GL. fi Brenda Wroten fi --5 I4 'E' 1 ' A ' , ' 4+ iiil Y- x 5 v ' 0 Q 3 THE NGISY FUN ' x vii l eric?-','I.'.. ii an in J '- F' ... fl I I 1' l . W . -WM n' ' ' Qld Q ! ll Ill 25-.. r lsrr if FRESHMEN -1...,...........,a.... ..,,. ,N -+-vw-..,...,.-... an -.., . llll ' ,.-,....... ... I 'Y ',. ,,,, ,,,,, .. Officers of the Freshman class are: Ronald Gillenwater, vice pres- identg Marilyn Thompson, secretary- treasurerg and Charles Zink, presi- dent. CLASS RECORD During the year 1956, the Freshmen achieved the following honors: The Freshman class met at the first of school and elected class officers and nominated candi- dates for Miss Imp. The four Imp cheerleaders are Freshmen. The Imp football team won five, lost two, and tied one game. The Freshman class held its annual Home- coming game and crowned Miss Imp. The Freshman class held its annual Freshman Frolic on November 19, 1955. The Freshmen participated in the Talent Show and a Freshman won first place in the vocal di- vision and appeared on WOAY-TV. Another Fresh- man placed in the instrumental division. Freshmen have been chosen as fashion stand- outs in the Log. Freshmen participated in the Christmas pro- gram. The first semester of school the Freshmen had more students on the honor roll than any other class. Members of the Freshman class belong to the band and the orchestra. Freshman classes took part in the class tour- naments. There are Freshman class representatives on the Acorn staff. Members of the Freshman class are on the Imp basketball team. There are Freshman members in the G.A.A. and one Freshman officer. Freshmen serve on the Library Staff. Freshman class officers went to the Fayette County student convention. Freshmen have several members on the major committees at Collins. Freshmen helped to sell Acorn subscriptions. .eshmen are members of the Glee Club. A Freshmanis a charter member of the Hi-Y. Freshmen are members of the Latin Club. There are two Freshman majorettes. bf' X . -gm fi Q.. 'NS T w,x Y?- WA- 17 Mayella Backus Almeda Basham Rlchard Basham if 1-vw fn 4-js-Q T 1. N 5 Naoml Bays Ox 5' Charles Blas 'I ,- Madehne Blbb ,.s Kay Bxrt ir Ruth Blackwell 'Fx .. G Rxchard Blake Thomas Blake ,- Vergle Blethen FRESHMEN Sandra Adcock Lula Adklns Deanna Akers Jamce Akester Carl Alberch1nsk1 James Alexander Irene Alexander Fred Allen M1ke Allenbaugh Marvella Amlck Janet Armstrong Edlth Awls 'WR so 'H 786 ii' I i A . 'X f n is V-, C A . '4 K 'Q 2 5' ' ' mlm iv F 1' A ig. x -- ,f A 5 an lx U L. l f A wr f 1 . H 2 1 . . by Q 1 A s. ' L 3 , - 1: A ' .1 xl r ,L , , A it xx ., ' R 5 hx l A 1 l ,H 4 H ' f ,X Q . A, X J ' if B' C Charles Bays .7 V ' ,Qld ' C 14 Xh. if I Lk an :V n ' I ' ffl-fl -F C I . A , . GL . I C GV 'W iv W 5 4. I ji I 5 ' v Y ' mxnv- J J C l ' our 1.1 O . ' ' Q 'Y '- ' 'os B' R' ' 8. 4, V -,slx . 3, v ,' V -N if 1 I a' l , I ' X x x f 2 ik .ff V My 4 6 af 'gg l Y rh'.Q:1?AR! Y - I . N lx S I 13 I N., x ' .X I my 4' M I f - Whx ,. . 4. , :Q Q I Kr . FRESHMEN Betty Betty Bodkin Donna Booth Esther Bowyer Jerry Bowyer Barbara Bozo Charles Bragg Thomas Bragg William Brash Bobby Burdette Danny Byers James Cole Betty Callahan Qf , , K Shirley Calvert I ,hx ',i M 4 QD Carol Campell , 6' ' if N Josephine Cantaloupe H Q -l, . M 1-,sf Alma Carter 'V ' A V 4 ' n-, -V-4--my fifil z' ' 81 5 if A Sf' I 'B P C Robert Carter 1 ' YA ,' 9. Carol Chapman e ,BQ Thomas Charnobay ' - s - K- ,le Mary Clark V K , 4 'Y 1 l 4 , X' 3 ., , 'X XX! td I Chrxstxne Coleman Sh1rley Coleman Margaret Corker George Creed li' 1 mls 0-as Q FRESHMEN Brenda Criss Lanny Crouch Tyrone Crouch Patricia Damron Denver Davis Patricia Davis William Davis Alfred Delp Peggy Delridge John Delung Barbara Dick Robert Dickinson A N X ' .::, Nl., j 1 V K xl 'Y , ,Z , ,ff'?s, l 6- 'rr' 'ur AX -r'L f it K i l 1 'X Y I N ' ii' in it Eugene Dixon S' ' Y -ff i' , 5' Weasley Dixon ' .R 'cs I, Linda Dorton I A A Larry Dotson s ,V Ax t fl K . I 2 if X f f x w , . C . 5' N 4' but Doris Douglas , N q-5 5' ' William Douglas A,-, Rita Done f ' Jackie Drennen fl X XII 5 , six Nx f xx L ill , is - S ' , I tl A : ' 3 S' Charles Duncan L ' Q L, ' Danny Duncan f Q' qu-v ' Jimmy Duncan 8 Nancy Dupuy I .- X A 'i Q' K 7 3 as - 2 ga 5- if fa? p ee... A A x ft 1 L 1 Q Q W v as -A F53 f if ex i fl A ix ' f Q I t. 5 'iii 4. J .iz '--y S. 1: A A. ' ,ix ' V ,. X yi lt ,ld 4 Q - 1 X 6 Nancy Fisher ug 3.13 :' Robert Fitzpatrick .,- 434 X Harold Fitzwater ' V y -E7 Delores Ford - 5 ' 1 X 1' l QQ, Q Q Sally Foster Everett Garrett Brenda Gentry Barbara Gibson 5... , G if Jean Gillenwater Q ' Ronald Gillenwater sv ,gg C FRESHMEN Clyde Elder Sharon Elkins Thomas Elmore Dreama Epperly Janice Evans Larry Farmer Carl Farrish Gypsy Feazelle Sylvia Ferri John Fields Andrew Filipek Fred Fink 'c z W. he-9 . 'gg 5 -an 'L' Y N Marietta Gilleto Arthur Gilliam 1 , 2- u lg 'P' 4 - is dv , U 'W FRESHMEN A. Betty Goff Donna Goins Lawrence Gravely Thomas Gwinn X Jean Hager ks' 9 Daniel Hall , Deanna Hall 'f John Hammontree K, NX James Haney Bill Harris Lydabeth Harsany Patty Hartensteln H3 5 '--5 Qt .f vu! FX ws., x 1 545:56- , 'FZ' ig, -J i Y' Q 1 x Q gi I Lx . ll, .. X K 45 Jan-'I x I -Q 1. 'h I L -5 'O-g f Harold Harvey l lj, ' Margaret Hensley QW cts- Martha Hidalgo Thomas Hinte . :- . 'R 9 fl I Q 1 Q f, 1 I-Imogene Hitchcock 5. U' 6' ' C' Charles Honaker '!:'- T -- Grace Honaker ' 1 Linda Honaker H xl ll, 'N 7' .7 A N'k'klX 4 X 1 A A if Q, ' . A W1 , S l 5 William Huffman l Q A L A ,Q-, :lb Geraldine Hughes , N - f Barbara Humphries fwf . E4 X g Margaret Hundley . L x N l l X ', Lv : fi :V ' 'ev ww , 'Q V V 1 9 f FRESHMEN Q VV Howard Hunt Y' ' ,,, Alice Hunter Mildred Jones i Vp Marjorie Jarrell 5 7 V ii V, Q54 7 wx g-'Kg 4 'B Sarah Jenkins L 4 I AV Carl Johns Y Q- V ,V -fiiwj Qi Jerry Jones o W L Vo f Jerry Kincaid is W n. 9 .W , New Fi if- at 5 Ah? si' 'X Valeda Kincaid B. um- Q, Delorene Knapp ' egg- V ,-K Violet Kikoski il. V V' ,.,, LV Kathryn Koone io, A kai , i Ar tg V7 V. ,W , V V,-., John Lagos -1'-1 M qw Q Q 1 'Q Bill Law A 7 M' 5 Hwy Q, Joyce Light . ' V 5' V 0 -4 , Marion Light '55 X Y ' x v Vg- N 2 . i i x 'hr Xi V :VSV x Av!! VX . f .Thi ' ' W , J lnffff -tl James Lively 2 f Vi? Nancy Lively L. Sue Lowery YQ, 1 5 ' Pansy McClung Y , Q V ., Ruth McClung V ,Q Us I 'V R' Ritchie McGuffin cet ' A 4 X 6- Paul McKinney 5 'i C ' D' 'f ' Louise McKinney 4 , V ': -A hg- L '. , L ' . x I . . .X FRESHMEN Linda McManus Donald Mahoney Donna Mahoney Janet Martin Lou Anne Mason Cora Massey William Massey Jack Menefee Wilma Menefee Cora Miller Janet Miller Theodore Miller 'N.-N it 'H M 'R 5- Q new M sl i-,' X Lg 1 '- I! Q, J smug, '- 3 . ka iv iii nf' Jr, ' Alb -' G xy 1- is ,ff do 4' 'arg 'Q '-5 ff 9 ' .to , -fi ,ifkuf we xii 'Hit 1 'l ll 5- is CB .1 , SR fi Nl- il, 'Q'-v X M 35 V.. 1 ftqte ' 1 in . ,Ll M l s ' LEU Thomas Miller Donna Minnich Esther Mitchell Bonnie Morgan Kenneth Morris Delores Morton Lenora Mullins Rita Munoz V, ' in -. ' A'-3' ffm-P' ' i 1 . vi' W' ,Nh I . Q A. Lim 111' 5- X X F 'I . V4 A S' ugiiilijjfirlte .05 3 8 X Leonard Neubert N- 5 f Barbara Neudek :YL 'Q ' 5 1 usw:4,55 g W. 1' vi is-' f !'aw' ,Q Victoria Norosky Kelly Nottingham S Shirley Nutter Us X g Leslie Oatridge fe'i:::':g:V2 'X Sl 1' Q- fi., 7'4Q'S Q9 , , - ' .N 1 Daisy O Boyle 3 I ' Arnella Osborne N y j . Dale Osborne E Bonnie Oxley I , if Sk 1 , 1 y W d P W an a ark Q Nancy Page 1 '1 1 E S Claude P3.il'ltEI' 5 j Ronald Painter 2 'V ,. X xp' ' A-i w , i A is . 3 1 Q: if K W , ,, Q IW ' P' X if xx - Lloyd Parsons f 'V - ,EY V' It . Daniel Pauley L 4. yfsb Jo An Pauley V ......,. ' sk ' v Ronald Pettry A VAZV W V 'Qi . 6 '. , W , 4 S QM! X l xx L 'X 4' X A z Catherine Phillips 3 5 Nancy Pittman Q, Raymond Poff - Betty Prather gb tk.-- I xx Nancy Price Donald Rapp Lanny Reed Kenneth Renick 'L fw v V L R+ 4 qi, '1n.,x 1 FRESHMEN Charlotte Rinkovish Betty Reynolds Allen Rhoades Mary Rhoade s James Riddle Beverly Rigley Brenda Rollins Margaret Rorrer Mary Sanchez Robert Sarve r Jo Ann Sheaves Larry Sheaves , ,T X QW is Ag. 4 Q .few My f XX tw 6. h it 5? 5 E4 f l JL ' Q Ge .SL X' .SQ A MV. 4 V ,fi W I ,J ,K a f x Q-bl ,-ns ,',,. y L 5 X1iQ,,.., TW 'N ' X .XX . NV , 'im' NN 'X lf'-A Q 1 N gi L. L, '14 wt. Q54 ' , , A riff' K I li ag, M ,. K li Q 64 Q,-K Ei Qfw , 'wr' ff? '--' 4, .1 X t in Z L.- 35: in ,L .4 ig Q, A R y N s 54 ll .'5:.',f ww yyl, yyli, A if if W I - , I '- 91 . 7,3 L ,ii if it l EL- it' ..- ' 1 ' 159 'Na Wanda Shockey Alice Sifers Janith Sizemore William Sizemore Albert Smith Alvin Smith James Smith Robert Smith Steven Smith Willis Smith Kaye Sowder Diane Sproles KIM amy., Q17- I xv' SN Q 13' 35218 LT li Kit Q 1' 'T' K3- Manlyn Thompson Eleanor Thompson Roy Thompson Artle Toney 'N-gi. FRESHMEN Patrlcla Sredmckl Brenda Stegel Dreama Stevens Grace Sullxvan Charlotte Sunday Barbara Taylor Erdlne Taylor W1ll1am Taylor Dorothy Terreo Lucille Terreo Sarah Thomas Charles Thomason fl 405 ffm'- mtg. 'Mu Jack Toombs A ph' 1:1 Arthur Travis Q Margaret Treadway 5, X Wxlham Treadway -f ' .141 K i N. Thomas Treadway 4, fv- .8 1 an M Jerry TW1ggS l Q, 1 5 X Nma Twyman , ,gf L, 1 B111 Underwood tx Q D 5 'li v. Q e ? Nw' Q-gt, ,,, ' y u- ,f ,vvllvr I A V A 7 X . . . . ul 1 - I Q A y I ,lit , ob . J l ' J: TT X ' V jf , , ,.. X 6 f 4, 5-' nf- Lf' . Q - 'V r y G ' 5 1 N621 6' T l ' alyi A ,I 7 fi g -lll . ,.lti R I is , X is in R, H V K H gv' , 6' , 'n X 1 A 'N 8- A as y ' W x yy y . 2 tm l y 4 iVA g is , h 4 V ry ik h y ' ' fa ,Q . , - V if-1 T 2+ A4 ' A so S My ' ww x ' K! T I , , M G. ' , In M L . A 1.- ' ' g y 'ra y 'T' W ' l -- 1' l ' F I Ar T. L Y. ' '5 -- :wwf Q FRESHMEN Louis Vera Ramona Waldron Mary Lou Walker Louis Ward James Warden Q Q Charles Brooks Watkins ' Mikael Watkins it-5. Charlotte Waugh ' . 15:55.12 1 '- F Jane Waugh Howard Weeks L- Randall west ' ?S' George West x --ts' J I f ll Al gg. Q f l 'W f 3 4. J ' 'T A fi C X i'l 1 'ly 'K ' 3 Q w if l Z a I ' A3 S.. GL 'sfo ' L f fox f 1 ls 2, 1 .5 9 y S 2 .42 1 'fb- 7 C .T x I ff' Martha Wickline Myra Williams Rosella Wilson Marlene Wolford Mary Young Ronald Wood Richard Worllege Jim Wriston Thomas Wriston Helen Zamiela Mike Zastawniak Charles Zinc PRESENT DISAPPEARS We, the students of Collins High School, in order to provide for studentparticipationin school government, establish better understanding be- tween faculty and students, afford a higher re- sponsibility in citizenship and school pride, do establish this constitution. With this preamble as a guide, members of the Student Council are fully conscious of their responsibilities of both students and faculty. Because they set the ex- ample for the entire student body, members of this governing organization assume their duties with seriousness and also with enthusiasm. Many activities are sponsored by the Student Council. Even though the student body actually selects the girls by popular vote, the Council sponsors Miss Red Devil, Miss Imp, the junior and senior high Homecoming Queens, and also plans the ceremony for each girl's recognition. The annual Talent Show is another project of the Student Council. This attraction features talent from all four classes and proves popular with students and faculty members. Awards are also given by the Student Council. These include: Homecoming Chairman, Home- coming Parade Marshall,May FestivalChairman, Hi-Teen Certificates to the thirty-six boys and girls who won Hi-Teen honors for the school term. Other projects of the Council are: student elections, the move-up assembly at the close of schoolwhich features the introduction of the new officers, the Christmas program, and the Devils' Den dances. Sponsor: Mrs. Sue Scott Officers: President .... Vice President . . Secretary .... Treasurer. . . Senior Class: President. . . Vice President . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer. . . Co-Editors of the Log Junior Class: President. . . . . . Vice President . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class: President ..... . Vice President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class President. . . Danny Wilkerson . . Frank Miller Catherine Rosiek . . Eddie Ayers . . Larry Dotson Michaelwickline . Janet Grounds . . Linda Hager . Paul Mullins . . Allen Walker Danny Christian Clarence Taylor . . . Rex Adams . .Curtis Dotson . . Gene Carroll . . Charles Zink Vice President . . . . . Ronald Gillenwater Secretary-Treasurer ..... Diane Sproles STUDENT CGUNCIL fins S, . 9 M 'C m v f -.V . , D A h 3 iffy? 4 Ist SEMESTER HI TEEN COMMITTEE Outstand1ng students 1n club work, scholastxc abxlxty ach1evement and leadersh1 are chosen of representatwes of the four respectwe classes and three student counc1l members the H1 Teen Commlttee Cha1rmar1 Jane Carole Mann Members Janet Grounds Jerry Smxth Paqulta R1poll Allen Walker Sue Slaven Gene Carroll Dxane Sproles Charl s Broo Watk1ns kxe Senxor counc1l Semor Jumor Jun1or counc1l Sophomore Sophomore councll Freshman Freshman Comm1ttee seeks to g1Ve due recogmtlon to out standlng students for the1r SETVICCS Each semester the comrn1ttee chooses one out standmg H1 Teen from those selected durmg the semester for the txtle of F1rst Semester H1 Teen H1 Teens Danny W1lkerson Beverly Blake Rexd Frank Mlller L1nda Lew Hager Larry Dotson Sylvla Lawson Paul MUll1hS She1la M1ller M1cheal wlCkl1He Barbara Ann Bolt Kenneth Ray Pannell Conn1e Carroll Cas1mer Kama Elxzabeth Ann L1vely Robert Jerome Smlth Janet Grounds Charles Moses Walter Faykus u ,A ' 1 - J V V IH . . r My ' s. N T xy 1 T N ' ' I ' .P . . . . eachweekbythe Hi-Teen'Committee. Composed ' - 1 1 c 'v A ' c -5 1 - C ' J ' ' 2 lc 1 1 74 ' Beginning the second semester with anew Hi- Teen Committeefa different group of active stu- dents were honored as Second Semester Hi-Teens. Selected fortheir activeness in school, their Committee: Chairman Walter Faykus Barbara Jo Elgin Senior Larry Dotson Senior Council Sue 'Vlcpherson Junior Danny Christian Junior Council Barbara Gillispie Rex Adams Nina Twyman Charles Zink Sophomore Sophomore C ouncll Freshman Freshman Council 2nd SEMESTER HI interest in school projects, and their scholastic ability, these students enjoytheir hours of school work. Ht Teens' .lane Carole 'vlann Charlton Keaton Janet Sifers Ronnie Cobb Barbara Elgin Paul Fox Betty Baker Bill Heron lNancy Baker Dewey Rifle Barbara Caldwell Aubrey Duncan Audrey Eigenbrod Donald Blake Vicki Daciek Kenton Kyle Patricia Bowyer Larry Slater TEEN CCMMITTEE 6 1-A 75 Jsww,-yi , ,f an S i EHS? is 5 K-.1 'W as it Y-7 IS CLUB Outstanding in both school and community activities is the l 3 Club of Collins High School. This organization,which is composed of scholastic honor students, has as its goals: creating enthu- siasm for scholarship, stimulating the desire to render service, promoting worthy leadership, and encouraging the development of character. ln order to become a member of the Honor Society,a student mustbea member of the senior class, must maintain a B average in all sub- jects taken, and must be approved by the faculty. Students are selected at the end of their junior year. The basis for faculty recommendation is similar to the goals of the club: scholarship, ser- vice, leadership, and character. Many activities are sponsored by the l3 club, but probably one of the most outstanding is the Bobbitt Memorial Scholarship Loan Fund. This fund was established to give an outstanding senior planning to attend college S100 toward school expenses. Another eagerly anticipated activity is the movie shown each six weeks to all honor roll students, and in addition to these activities the l3 club also sponsors an annual bridge-can- asta party, and each Christmas prepares a bas- ket for a needy family. Sponsor: Mrs. Haven Smith Officers: President ..... Vice President . Secretary .... Treasurer. . . . . . . . Janet Sifers . . Jerry Bob Smith . . . Shiela Miller . , . Michael Wickline Members: Elizabeth fBettyJ Baker Nancy Baker Phyllis Bailey Mary Sue Bays Donald Blake Virginia Bowling Patricia Bowyer Connie Carroll Lynn Chapman 76 Audrey Eigenbrod Linda Hager Charlton Keaton Kenton Kyle Elizabeth Lively Paul Millins Mary Lou Pennoclf Marxy Ann Thewes Danny Wilkerson I h Q, , v Y 1' , l s'- LIBRARY STAFF Serving the students and faculty with remark able efficiency are the Z6 members of the Library Staff 'vlembers of this hard working group are on duty throughout the class periods to assist students inbook selection and lending They also repair books and keep the library neat In recognition ofNat1onal Book Week the staff sponsored a poster contest An annual affair of the club is the Jamboree At this special event the staff and their guests enjoy games and other entertainment and it also permits them for a short time to forget the more than ten thousand books in the library Sponsor Mrs Katherine Dunlap Officers President Janith Farley Vice President Catherine Lagos Secretary Treasurer Lynn Chapman Members Phyllis Bailey Mary Ann Thewes Rose Tyler Nancy McClung Naomi Bays Charles Zinc Nancy Dupuy John Lagos Lois O'Dell Florence Windsor Gaye Bays Sue Lowery Carol Bragg James Harrah Nancy Lively Rosalie Nunn Barbara Neudek Martha Green Paul Fox Rosella Wilson Emogene Hitchcock Sylvia Lawson Meeting once a month, the Tri-Hi-Y is a christian organization whose main purpose is to mold better citizens for the future through clean and healthful living. To become a member, a girl must be an active member of her church, must be either a sophomore, junior, or senior, she must have at least a C average, and must have attended Collins High for one year. fvlanyactivities are sponsored by the Tri-Hi- Y. One outstanding project is assisting in the local March ofDimes drive. Last year, members worked unceasingly at WOAY Television's polio- thon as they intercepted calls from donators and kept records for the station. Other activities ofthe club include: selection and initiation of members, an alumni dance, a basket to a needy family at Thanksgiving, the annual mother-daughterbanquet and an act in the talent show. Phyllis Bailey Betty Baker Nancy Baker Alice Brabban Mary Sue Bays Carol Bowling Patty Bowyer Barbara Caldwell Connie Carroll Mary Lee Crouch .,,..-f Sponsor: Miss Hortense Collawn Officersg President .... . . . Nancy Baker Vice President . . ..... Linda Hager Secretary . . . . . Beverly Blake Reid Treasurer. . . .Jane Carole Mann Chaplain. . . Elizabeth Lively Historian ...... . . Sylvia Lawson Members: Audrey Eigenbrod Judy Febean Patricia Fitzpatri Janet Grounds Linda Hager Judy Huddleston Joy Jarrell Susan King Margaret Kyle Sylvia Lawson ck TR HI Elizabeth Lively Mary Lou Lizut Jane Carole Mann Nancy Matthews Barbara Matheny Sharon Miller Sheila Miller Sue McPhearson Karen Nix Kathy Price Beverly Blake Reid Paquita Ripoll Catherine Rosiek Delores Stanevich Janet Sifers Kay Stover Yvonne Tatum Mary Ann Thewes Barbara Zandlo --,eg ACORN EDITORS ACORN INFORMAL F A L 5 How wonderfull We are going to have an Acorn this year! was only one of the many exclamations heard from the students at Collins when Miss Bailey announced that we would have a year book. The quota was three hundred year books, but on the day of the deadline, approximately two hundred had been sold. Notbecoming discouraged, Miss Bailey extended the deadline for two addi- tional weeks, the staff planned extensive cam- Sponsor .... Editor ...... Associate Editor . Features . . Sports . . Activities. . Clubs . . . Patrons . . Classes . . . Advertising. . paigns and one hundred year books were sold, bringing the quota to its goal. Again this year work on the Acorn was not limited to journalism students. Every upper classman interested in its publication was as- signed to a staff. Although a few resigned from the staff as layouts, story writing, advertising and other features were begun the majority c o- Operated and worked untilthe final pages had been copy read and mailed to the publishing company. Miss Elizabeth Craver . . . . . Paul Mullins . . . . Connie Carroll . . Linda Hager . . Connie Carroll . . . . Janet Sifers . . . . Nancy Baker . .Jane Carole Mann . . . . . . Karen Nix . . . Sheila Miller . . Vicki Daciek Rex Adams Eddie Ayers Phyllis Bailey Nancy Baker Betty Baker Danny Christian Vicki Dal iek Charlotte Dixon Audrey Eigenbrod Staff: Michael Wickline Barbara Elgin Mary Alice Epling .Tune Ingles Joy Jarrell Karen Nix Sylvia Lawson Sue McPherson Barbara Plumb Danny Wilkerson Catherine Richard Paquita Ripoll Harry Scott Diane Sproles Mary Lou Pennock Mary Sproles Barney Stinnett Kay Stover ACORN STAFF .3 Ye M' i Q MDG l-lave you everfelt confused? Ask this ques- tionto any member of the Log Staff, and chances are he will recall deadline days with such a feel- ingg at times the sensation even becomes one of utter despair, especiallywhencopyis misplaced, headlines do not fit and the important picture for the fI'OT1t Page develops as a blank. HOWEVQT, the crisis always passes, staff members survive, and above all, The Log is published on schedule. As Collins High School's official publication, The Log provides staff members with an opport- unity to do creative writing and to gain personal satisfaction from contributing to the students' entertainment. The only prerequisites for becoming a mem- STAFF ber of The Log Staff are first, to have taken jour- nalism,or to be enrolled in journalism,and second, to meet the approval of the staff from the previous year. An important award presented by The Log is the Athlete of the Year which is given to a senior boy selected by the coaching staff. His name is engraved on a plaque which is placed in the gymnasium. Lastfall the staff attended a journalism con- vention held at West Virginia University in Mor- gantown, and in the spring, the group went to Lexington, Virginia to attend the annual Southern Inter-Scholastic Press Association Convention. Sponsor: Miss Elizabeth Craver Members: Editors -in-chief . Managing editor . Sports Editor . . Feature Editor . Columnists .... Ci rc ulation Manage r Copy Editor . . Advertising Manager . . Staff Photo grapher . . Linda Hager . . . Paul Mullins . . Jane Carol Mann . . Connie Carroll . . Sheila Miller . Nancy Baker . . . . Susan King . . Nancy Matthews . . . . .Yvonne Tatum . . .Mary Ann Thewes . . . Vickie Daciek . . . .Paquita Ripoll . . . . Owen McNeeley The Log is the official publication of Collins High School and is published monthly by the Log Staff. 'nm i Q-3' PRESS CLUB After proving their interest in journalism and their ability to write for the paper, students are selected for membership in the Press Club. This writers' organization was formed to further interest in journalism. One of the outstanding activities of the club Sponsor: Miss Elizabeth Craver Officers1 President .......... Paquita Ripoll Vice President . . . Yvonne Tatum Secretary . . . . .... Susan King Treasurer. . . . . . . . Nancy Matthews Sergeant at Arms . . . Tommy Carpenter occ urs in March with the presentation ofthe annual St. Patrickfs Day dance. This affair is part of the initiation of new members who are chosen at the beginning of the second semester of each schoolterm. The prospective members plan the dance and are entirely responsible for the affair. Members: Linda Hager Nancy Baker Paul Mullins Mary Ann Thewes Jane Carole Mann Vicki Daciek Connie Carroll Owen McNeeley Mike Rollins Kenny Pannell QUILL AND SCROLL Outstanding work in the field of journalism is acknowledged by membership in the Quill and Scroll. Students who have excelled in some field of journalism and who have been approved for membership by the national organization may be- come a member. Sponsor: Miss Elizabeth Craver Officers: President .... . . Connie Carroll Vice President . . . . .Linda Hager Secretary .... . Paul Mullins Redis symbol of Life, Love, Passion, Fire, Enthusiasm--all qualities which each dramatist must possess. These solemn words spoken at the formal initiation ofthe Dramatics Club truly denote a fine dramatist. Whether it be on the stageorin our lives, these qualities should form the basis of our daily activities. In order to become a member of the Drama- tics Club, a -student must be either in the cast of a dramatic production or must serve on some committee in connection with the play. An in- vitation to join these dramatists is an honor for which allhigh schoolactors and actresses strive. Sponsor: Miss Zella Bishop Officers: President .... . Jane Carole Mann Vice President . . . . . .Dewey Riffe Secretary ..... . . Sheila Miller Treasurer. ......... Barbara Elgin Sergeant-at-arms ..... Jerry Bob Smith Corresponding Secretary . Barbara Caldwell Members: Elizabeth Lively Charlie Moses Paul Mullins Audrey Eigenbrod Bill Heron Janet Grounds Danny Wilkerson Janet Sifers Michael Wickline Betty Baker Nancy Baker Connie Carroll DRAMATICS CLU B Q To prepare the members for their future as better typists, bookkeepers and stenographers is the purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America. This commercial organizationis active at Collins, and requirements for membership are to maintain a C average and to follow the com- Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Steen Officers: mercial course until the last semester of the junior year. Each yearthe club sponsors a project. This year's project was the purchase of an electric typewriter for the commercial department. President . . . . . Betty Baker Vice President . . . . Joy Jarrell Secretary . . . . . Mary Sue Bays Treasurer. . . .... Karen Nix Reporter . ..... . Vicki Daciek Laura Arthur Betty Baker Mary Sue Bays Muriel Beasley Patty Bowyer Beverly Blake Reid Vicki Daciek Joy Jarrell Sheila Miller Barbara Morton Karen Nix Members: Carol Renick Dewey Riffe Connie Sifers Mary Ann Thewes Janith Farley Rosilee Nunn Peggy Miller Douglas Kincaid Elta Richardson Martha Green Betty Dziedzic F.B.L..A. Carol Farish Dale Douglas Sharon Miller Cam Zeleck Ruth Carter Carol Harvey June Waddell Paul Fox Calvin Manning Janet Sifers Y uf' S. N HOME ECONOMICS CLUB To prepare girls to become better home- makers and to train them in all fields of home making is the purpose of the Home Economics Club. This organization meets once a month, and to become a member, a girl must follow the home economics course and take four years of study in the curriculum. Movies about homemaking with emphasis on such variable questions as proper table setting, silver and china selection, preparation of foods to preserve nutrients, and wardrobe selection are shown at these monthly meetings. As one oftheir many activities, the girls sold donuts twice a month and with the money, pur- chased a sterling silver tea set. Next on the a- genda is the purchase ofa drop leaf table for the set. Initiation for the club occured in February, and in May, the girls prepared a covered dish supper for the home economics majors. Sponsor: Mrs. Isabelle Tyree President. . . . . . . . . . Sylvia Lawson Vice President . . . Barbara Matheny Secretary ..... . . Etta Sizemore Treasurer ...... .... A nn Smith Publicity Chairman. . . .Dreama Collins Members: Patty Barlow Barbara Bolt Dorothy Butler Dreama Collins Patricia Ford Norma Hatfield Carol Honaker Sylvia Lawson Barbara Matheny Ann Smith Norma Carter Nelsie Jean Cales Lea Dodson Betty Elmore Janet Elmore Judith Hucldleston Barbara Legg Mary Lou Mauritz Margaret Myers Nancy McClure Decima Pennock Mary Alice Stover Nancy Sullivan Barbara Wilton Myrna Young Gearldine Hughes Charlotte Foley Judith Terry 3 ? LATJN Glimpses of Old Rome are enjoyed by stu- dents enrolled in the Latin classes here at Collins. Having completed one year in the course, students Sponsor: Mrs. Francis Officers: Buck Byron Sherry Rice Nancy Pai Brown David Parrish Jack Pettit Sue Slaven Barbara Roe Betty Koone Frances Crone Wayne Donnelly Jackie Delridge Johnny Nichols Jerry Dooley Russell Cox Eddie Ayres President. . . . Vice President . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer. . . . Sergeant at Arms Publicity Directors. . . . .-as Members: Jane Christian Frank Miller Mary Alice Epling Juanita Law Mary Hall Gorden Lewis Pat Donnelly Barbara White Judy Huddleston Elizabeth Birt Troy King Allen Walker Richard Taylor Owen McNeeley Nora Fraga CLUB are theninitiatedinto the Latin Club Dressed in togas and wearing crowns of lurel wreaths the second year students initiated the pledges Phillips . . Clarence Taylor Katherine Rickard . . Linda Wooten Barbara Oxendale . . . Tom Mason . . . Rex Adams Michael Wickline Danny Wilkerson Delores Stanevich Mike' Delridge Frances Guffey Jane Martin Lynn Chapman Alfred Baker Roy Bailey Victoria Sifers Betty Elmore June Ingles Norma Hatfield Ann Scott Shelby Calvert Nancy Foley John Wayne Lukie Franklin Farrell Patsy Falk Eugene Scarbro Carol Bragg Judy Evans Judy Foster Barbara Herndon Margaret Kyle Mary Lou Pennock Joan Smith Jerry Bowen Martin Good Charles Campbell Whetherparticipatingin football, basketball, track or cheerleading, members of Collins High School's Varsity Club have always shown loyalty to their school and have displayed courtesy and friendliness to Red Devil opponents. It is these Officers: President . . . . qualities that have made this athletic organization an outstanding one in both school and community. Activities of the club include: sponsoring school dances, planning and presenting assem- blies, and scheduling all intramural games. . . . . Casimer Kania Vice President . . . . Bucky McDaniels Secretary . . . . . . Catherine Rosiek Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . .Ronnie Sanger Sponsor: Mr. Clarence Parsons Members: Kenny Pannell Frank Miller Larry Swanigan Gene Vance Stewart O'Dell Audrey Duncan Jimmy Sizemore William Belcher Clarence Taylor Dexter Fowler James Waugh Eddie Ayres Freddy Dickinson Paul Pannell Mike Delridge Gene Carroll Ronnie Cobb Aretos Mullens Denny Criss Charles Nichols Roma Lively Jimmy Hayes Tommy Carpenter Ronald Withrow Allen Walker Charles l-Iaga Douglas Kincaid Edward Payne Bill Bloxton John Wayne Lukie David Kees Mike Rollins Larry Slater Charles Lyons Tommy Mason Rex Adams Dave Hartenstein Eddie Jarvis Pat Donnelly VARSITY CLUB Eddie Harding Edward Lich Beverly Blake Reid Patty Fitzpatrick Doris Dobbins Betty Widay Buck Byron Dickie Sheets Clarence Weeks Walter Faykus 5 , 3 4 'fs , . W i , -if ll i ll il 'l , 1 , Er Cf Ury: Ib, GIRL S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Making its appearance for the first time in the girls have sponsored dances noontime several years at Collins is the Girls Athletic Association Losing no time in becoming active Dorothy Butler Mary Lou Walker Florence Srednicki Barbara Ann Oxendale Barbara Zandlo Clenor Thompson Ratricia Srednecki Sue Lowery Delores Stanevich June Waddell Betty Koone Mary Mauritz Mary Ann Lyle Nancy Foley Carol Posta.i Judith Terry Mary Kokoski Barbara Herndon Sponsor Miss Jean Offlcers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Manager ramurals and they traveled to Fayetteville to see the world renown Globetrotters Harsany Vicki Daciek Paquita Ripoll Joann Krisco Nina Lee Twyrnan Peggy Miller Publicity Manager Conme Carroll Members Doris Douglas Jo Ann Sheaves Phyllis Bailey Rose Tyler Kay Birt Patricia Faykus Judy Malashevicl Uldine Waugh .Tune Ingles Janith Farley Yvonne Wise Donna Wise Ann Smith Pat Quarry Nancy Thomas Catherine Lagos Pat Hartenstein Sally Foster Ruth Carter Linda Dorton Barbara Plumb Dreama Collins Emma Farrish Delores Ford Patsy Ford Joyce Crosier Marilyn Thompson Dorothy Sanchez Patricia Falk Connie Carroll Jo Ann Martin Barbara Taylor Sue Pinson Linda Skaggs Dreama Epperly Sharon Elkins Almeda Hess Kathy Price Diane Sproles Marilyn Sproles Katherine Rosiek Bonnie Oxley Nora Fraga Medora Epperly Carrie Caldwell Sharon Miller Patty Fitzpatrick Marjorie Jarrell Lydebeth Harsany Rosalie Nunn Mary Alice Stover Barbara Wilton Helen Zamelia Another musical organization at Collins High Schoolis the Girls Glee Club. Those thirty girls, under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Cole spend the seventh period each day learning the funda- mentals of harmony and also practicing songs, both old and new. The accompanist for the club is Audrey Eigenbrod. Only one requirement for membership exists, and that is to have a love for music. This helps the girls to appreciate the music of the past as well as the present. Manyof the girls are in the A Cappella Choir and local church choirs. Others participated in the talent show, Christmas programs and the Talent Search of WOAY-TV. The outstanding activity of the group is their annual spring dance to which guests are invited. Sponsor: Mrs. Charlotte Cole Officers: President ............ Kay Stover Vice President ....... Barbara Wilton Secretary-Treasurer .... Nancy McClure Accompanist ...... Audrey Eigenbrod Monitors . . . Mary Lou Pennock . . . .June Martin . Connie Cantalupo Members: Sandra Adcock Janice Akester Irene Alexander Barbara Bonzo Nancy Brown Betty Burgess Betty Callahan Mary Clark Margaret Corker Patricia Davis Audrey Eigenbrod Deanna Hall Elizabeth Lively Nancy McClure Connie Cantalupo Pansy McClung Grace Sullivan Dorothy Gerreo Marilyn Thompson Barbara Wilton Barbara White Audrey Koone June Martin Nancy Notch Joan Pauley Mary Lou Pennock Nancy' PI'iCE Carol Renick Kay Stover Mary Alice Stover GIRLS'GLEE CLUB 1 i I T7 9 2 'A c fn Q Y '52 , Q 'if 2 ,X k z up ' x MIXED GLEE CLUB Music soothes the savage beast is an old proverb, and while there are no savage beasts at Collins High School, there nevertheless is music Each day during the fourth period, 29 teenage vocalists under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Cole blend their voices to send echoes of famil iar strains floating through the halls ofour school This musical group is accompanied at the piano by Naomi Bays and Bonnie Morgan. At the Christmas assembly, the Glee Club presented several musical numbers However Christmas is not the only time the group appears before the studentbody 'vianyother special school occasions will find the glee club blending their voices to entertain the students From the mixed Glee Club the members of the singing festival are chosen An outstanding social event for the club was the annual spring dance held for members and their guests Sponsor: Mrs. Charlotte Cole Officers: Deanna Akers James Alexander Janet Armstrong Charles Bays Naomi Bays Leona Belcher Esther Bowyer Joyce Burgess President .... . . Diane Sproles Vice President . . . .Sharon Elkins Secretary . . . . . . Dreama Epperly Treasurer. . . . . . . Alma Carter Accompanist .......... Naomi Bays Assistant Accompanist . . . Bonnie Morgan Monitors ........ . . Charles Bays . . . Frances Cooke Members: Alma Carter Linda Compton Frances Cooke Sharon Elkins Dreams Epperly Nancy Fisher Norma Herndon Nancy Lively Carolyn McDaniel Janet Miller Bonnie Morgan Margaret Myers Nancy Pittman Maxine Spangler Diane Sproles Jane Waugh Randy West Martha Wickline Carol Sue Williams Brenda Wilshire Patricia Terry One ofthe newer clubs at Collins High School is the A Cappella Choir which was organized in 1953. Under the direction ofMrs. Charlotte Cole, the choir presents musical programs for the churches in Oak Hill and also participates in Betty Burgess Audrey Eigenbrod Janet Grounds Barbara Herndon Norma Herndon Joy .Iarrell Libby Lively many school programs. Studentsinterested in singing for enjoyment and students with a desire to learn more about music, are invited to become a member of the :hoir. PRESIDENT: Jerry Bob Smith VICE PRESIDENT: Elizabeth Lively SECRETARY: Barbara Caldwell TREASURER: Audrey Eigenbrod MONITORS: Diane Sproles and Nancy DuPuy SPONSOR: Mrs. Charlotte Cole Members: .Iane Carole Mann Bobby Widay Sheila Miller Elizabeth Moses Kathy Price Katherine Rickard Janet Sifers Kay Stover Betty Widay Carol Williams Danny Wilkerson Charles Bayes Michael Wickline Charles Zink A CAPPELLA CHOIR Paul Fox Tommy Goode Tommy Carpenter Owen McNeeley Paul Mullins Charlie Moses 7 'I Siting qx ' r xlfs - ,N .il x 11 flw. f VW V1 1 - 1 Jai, My Viv , .. a w 7-zyl ,fr P fZf?5f'f, ' I' Q W d , fl , d v :V V K? .ea Y 1 1 42. X Q, ,g,2 a, 'gn 'W W'i'f.gbif5,f.: L' . ' Q gn -1 '2+ej i1g, E' 4' v-f A if fri! wi Va.. , .. W E KA., mi.. 1 ,.-- .- if L ,A ,A L, fg, We M ,,,M5M ,L S. 3. V 1 M ' 'Vw - -.' I r .y-ew., W Wf- -ff - 'f'i?if1-' - ff? ' -ff w,'ff2 's..iMf'f9f 1 ' J 1 -qt ' . Y W NK, - K 'b K '.1U:,.w9' 5 . ? .'i3v A -2' '- flj .si 4- ' Q.. . M U ,adv 1 ,I - .. ,. 4.'v,,-n ,41 , . khfwf ,,,,A-R ' it .. ff .-, ' ,.4 .w1':. :- -v 'Pi .. 2- ' 1 ' , A ' , V 4 - , - ' EJ' , ia, m A V L ,, , ,, lv 342 'Y Q K f .-' .,' V QW .M - 'f'm?- fu- ., A , f N - W: . - 3 1' V, M., f' -I S ' g . L o?E':'4L,, 1 J ' . - 43, QA ,H 5 'QV A .I A - A s Ay., , 32 O 1 fl J A' an ,, F A v 1 , . v. ,, 1 l : IK.. , 1' ,fav ,A An' ., - t ' 4 45' .f N' ORCHESTRA Playing for the commencement and baccalau- reate services, the style show and other activities throughout the school that call for a bit of music to add more color, the Collins High School Or- chestra is constantly in demand. Students are asked to join this organization upon displaying their musical ability and interest. When this small group of musicians givesa pro- gram you can feel sure much hard work and long hours of practice have gone into its make-up. Sponsor: Mrs. Charlotte Cole Members: Clarinets: Becky Cummings Katherine Rickard Sharon Elkins Lyda Lou Morton Flute: Elizabeth Moses Saxaphone: Linda Dorton Trombone: Fred Legg Drums: Tommy Goode Qu. Trumpet: Nelson Ward Dale James Violins: Norma Herndon Barbara Herndon Randy West Irene Alexander Mary Lou Pennock Edyth Dixon Vivian O'Dell Piano: Nancy Lively 4 x Despite rain and wind, snow and freezing weather, the Red Devil marching b,and takes the field before all football games and at half time to entertainthe fans., Always the center of attrac - tion, the band enters the stadium with pulse ---- throbbing, drum beats, dashing red and white uniforms, shining instruments and the shrill whistle of the head drum majorette. The musical organization is self-supporting and holds an annual spring concert and a tag day to finance its many activities. Proceeds which are used for purchasing music, uniforms and in- struments are obtained from football game ap- pea ranc e s. The band this year, adding to the many instruments already owned, purchased a new french horn, and the drum majorettes pur- chased their red and white uniforms. Under the direction of Mr. Paul G. Mackey, the Red Devilband, witha membership of approx- imately 80, marched at all football games, pre- sented the annual spring concert, participated in the Fayette County band festival, and held a yearly banquet and dance. One of the outstanding activities of 1956 was the spring trip to Huntington on April 13 and 14. The Huntington band visited Oak Hill March 9 and 10, and with the Red Devil band presented a con- cert forthe community. As part of their trip to Huntington, the Red Devil band combined with the host band to present a concert for the people of that city. Sponsor: Mr. Paul G. Mackey Officers: President ......... Barbara Caldwell Vice President . ..... Barbara Matheny Secretary and Treasurer .... Kathy Price Publicity Chairman .... Jane Carole Mann Business Managers ..... Charles Moses . . Danny Wilkerson THE DEVIL'S BAND xl' BRASS Front Row: Jerry Bob Smith, PaulMullins, Roy Sexton, Howard Weeks, Nelson Ward, Dale James, Mickey Richardson, Fred Legg, and Mike Gilliam. Second Row: Randy West,Cha rlotte Waugh, Naomi Bays, Paul Fox, Bob Thompson, Bill Oxley, Kenny Re ni c k, Lanny Reid. Third Row: .Toe Baumgartner, Barney Stinnett, Danny Byers, Clarence Gray, Lewis Gordon, and Larry Woods. WOODWINDS Front Row: Lyd a l o u M o r to n, Lois O'Dell, Sandra J a r r e t t, Vivian O'Dell, Ruby Adkins, Barbara Kessler, Delores Morton, Sharon Flint, Lou Ellen Blake, and Danny Wilkerson. Second Row: Jane Carole Mann, Barbara Caldwell, Sharon Elkins, Becky Cummings, BarbaraOxendale, Sherry Rice, Catherine Rickard, Elizabeth Moses, Sue Slaven, Nancy DuPuy, and Charlotte Ann Dixon. Third Row: Fred Neudak, Margaret Corker,Dorothy Terreo, Barbara Neudak, Lucille Terreo, Susie Noyes, Anna Houston Mackey, Carrie Caldwell, and Linda Dorton. ini' A V LL i MAJORE TTES Front C ha r l o t t e Ann Dixon Head MaJorette Peggy Miller Nora Fraga Carrie Caldwell Sharon Elkins, Sherry Rice Bonnie Oxley Joyce Thornburg Becky Cum mings Cathy Price Kay Stover Barbara Oxendale and Barbara Wilton ERC USSION eginald Crone, James Payne, Randy We st, Barbara Elgin, Eddie Calvert, Charles ays, Barbara Matheny, Charles Epperly, Francis Guffey, and Tommy Goode gl-nf Q 'Ar 'af 4 fswifzgiiga .- 5 THE DAY WE TORE THE GOAL PO K- Uanstilutiau Weak. . .' 'Wa Clic Pcaplc B rand new Old Glory now wave s over Collins! lt wasatense and exciting moment when Student Council members rai s ed the new flag in place of the old one which formerly fluttered in the breeze. The new flag was presented to Collins by the Fayette County Board of Education. Thi s ceremony is only one of the n um e ro u s activities in which Collins stu d e nts participated during National Constitution Week. The list of m o m e n t o u s activities conducted by various organizations in- clude the following: The National Honor Society placed a large poster on the b ulle ti n board in the central hallg the Tri-Hi -Y conducted daily readings on patriotism over the public address sys- temg the LOG printed aninspiring article about the proper loyalty and respect for our flag, and the Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution's Oak Hill Chapter fur- nished all ofthe necessary data for or- g ani zi ng and conducting a successful campaign during this memorable week. The participants in the flag raising are: Front Row: J. Grounds, C. Dotson, C. Rosiek, D. Wilkerson, M. Wickline. Second Row: G. Carroll, F. Miller, C. Taylor, E.Ayres, R. Adams, L. Dotson, and A. Walker. ' 'Student auncil Kcgins ,700 ' C7 Du alcnmly Executive officers look on with va ri ed ex- pressions and silent resolutions as Danny Wilker- son, student council president, administers the o ath of office to class o ffi c e r s and ex-officio members. This brief ceremony was in keeping with the b u s i ne s s meeting and picnic that took place before school started. The members of the council, by taking the oath, affirmed themselves to fulfill all responsibilities connected with their respective offices. 7irst Pep .Meeting ' '... lim, Ceara, 9igl1t! ' 'Student ouucil Begins Hear, learn, and remember! Freshmenwere initiated into the routines of the high s chool by sixteen outstanding seniors, who explained how to ge t the most from a high school career. School customs and traditions we re explained, and the freshmen we re given advice concerning the ad- vantages of publications and other extra-curric- C ol li n s football boys playfully dare each other to make s pe e che s amid cheers of students at the first pep meeting. jab '17 D0 Salcmulgf' ular activities. Mrs.Sue Scott, sponsor of the student coun- cil, gave the qualifications of the speakers, and Danny Wilkerson, student body president, intro- duced them. Orientation Day is an annual student council project. Speakers are: K. Pannell, F. Miller, C. Kania, L. Dotson, L. Lively, P, Mullins, J. Grounds, B. Elgin, D. Wilkerson, N. Bake r, L. Hager, J. Smith, B.Baker,C.Carroll,J.Sifers, S. Lawson, and M. Wickline. Her 6racc...L'adg1 Sylvia Pictured in the foreground are Danny Wilker- son, e s c o r t to Sylvia Lawson, Miss Collins High School, and Coach John Duda. Sylvia, chosen by the senior sponsors, was officially crowned at the annual West Virginia Tech-Concord C i v i t an Bowl Game, which was played in Beckley. At the game Sylvia, along with several high school girls ofthis area, was saluted by the Concord and Tech Bands and was presented with orchids. Sylvia, an a t t r a c ti v e and well-known senior, was chosen for her participation in school organi- zations and her devotion to different school projects. Long live Lady Sylvia. leadcrshzkf Assembly. . . ampers ,411 Leaders of tomorrow! Dele- gates to Girls State, Boys State, Camp Horseshoe, Tri -Hi-Y Camp, and Camp Chely described their experiences to fan the student body at Leadership As- sembly, sponsored ann ua lly by the Student Council. Upper left: Susan King, delegate to Camp Horseshoe at Parsons, re- late s the happenings of he r stay at the camp. Lowe r left: Speakers above: J Sifers, S. Lawson, B. Blake, J. Jar rell,C.Carroll, L. Lively, B. Baker L.l-lager, D. Wilkerson, M. Wickline E. Ayres, J. Smith, F. Miller, A Eigenbrod, S. McPherson, P, Ripoll, and S. King. Miss Kea Devil... lfiaegie keigas Petite, peppy Beverly Blake well represented C olli n s High School at the Little Brown Jug game this year as a very deserving Miss Red Devil. The spirit and rival ry of the game, as in past games, added much to the gaiety of the occasion. After the half-time performances .of both high school bands, the bands formeda lane of honor for the crowning of Miss Red Devil and Miss Mustang. Miss Red Devil and her attendants we re: Beverly Blake, escorted by Jerry Smith, Yvonne Tatum es- corted by Mike Rollins, and Barbara Oxendale, es- corted by Gary Lewis. Homecoming. .Jler Majesty, .Queen Barbara Janet Grounds, Honor Attendant, Barbara Bolt, Miss Home- nior attendant, and Barbara Oxen- dale, sophomore attendant. coming, Peggy Calvert, Ju T7 '-T12 ,, Q ue e n s, attendants, a nd alumni can mean only one thing ---homecoming. Reigning as the gracious queenof the festivities this year, Barbara Bolt and her at- tendants stately walked tothe c e nte r of the football field at the Red Devil Memorial Stadi- um and a c c e pt e d bouquets of giant mums. Forming an honor- ary aisle, the Red Devil Band softly played Unchained Mel- ody, while a h u s he d silence fell over the spectators. Every- one agreed that they had never seen a more impressive cere- mony. ,fuuivr P ay... Mare Che Mcrriar ' ' The Mo re the Merrior, a riotous three- act comedy, was chosen by the junior class for their annualplay. At the first try-outs, fifty-five juniors recited in competition. The play was presented at the Elementary School auditorium. Two performances were given ---a matinee staged forthe students and an even- ing performance open to the general public. The play cente red around the Hunters, a typicalAmerican family. ltinvolved mischievous events that teenagers arrange when parents leave the household. Jimmy and Hank wrote for and i received a wrestling course without paying the cost, fifteen dollars. Judge Washburn arrived at the Hunter home congratulating Jimmy for start- ing Teen Town, and everyone thought he was send- ing them to jail for failing to pay for the wrest- ling course. Then the fun began. The cast included: Danny Christian, Mary Hunter, Margaret Kyle, Tommy Goode, Barbara Legg, Patricia Franklin, Margaret Myers, Peggy Miller, Nancy Matthews, James Waugh, Mike Rollins, Tommy Carpenter, Janice Scarbro, Kay Stover, Betty Koone, and Johnny Tennant. 4- Q Q . Q . '.,f U 'Q , . . '53 C aught in the act at the left is Tommy Goode and James Waugh ad- ministering wrestling techniques . On my honor, P. Franklintells T. Carpenter and B. Legg. ' v A' Above members of the Junior Play cast are: T. Goode, T.Carpenter, J.Scarbro, M. Myers, P. Mi11er,M.Ky1e, M. Rollins, and P. Franklin. At the right is T. Goode. rd' ' I Iflfristmastimc At le ft, pictured in foreground, Emma Lou Farrish and Donald Blake sample the refreshments at the G.A. A. dance, while Rex Adams looks on with a jovial expression. Q, QW. i 1 A l Q 1? Christmas at Collins was a time of much happine s s and wonderful s pi rit. Not only was it the time of Noel and exchanging presents but the Christmas season also brings a long awaited vacation. The all-school Christmas pro- gram undoubtly was a display of our best talent. Sponsored by the Student Council, many individuals and clubs took part in the program. To climax the program, merry Santa Claus came to Collins with his traditional s ack full of gifts. Jolly old St. Nickolas, ali as Gene Vance, was very nice to good little teachers, coaches, and students by presenting them with many wonderful gifts. la it 9 sic Nix L' XII , ,4j,,,.s,.:5 Upper right, Home Economics girls make Christmas candles. Lower right, Miss Jasper and Phyllis Willis make Santa Clauses from cans and cotton. Left,Couples dance to romantic music at Tri-Hi-Y dance. ' rv,.,,,, 5 imma t :.. QM! Included in the Collins Christmas a- genda were dances given bythe Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Class, and Girls' Athletic Associa- tio n. These dances added to the gaiety of Christmas. Romantic dim lights added atmosphere to the Tri-Hi-Y and Senior Dances which we re held in the scout cabin. At the Tri- Hi -Y dance tinkling bells given as souvenirs could be heard everywhere. The gymnasium was originally decorated with crepe paper for the Girls Athletic Association dance. Enieriainrnerii. was provided by alurnni and students alike. Among the alumni were the original Three B's. An outstanding featu re of the Girls Athletic Association dance wa s the Jazz Band composed of ta- lented Collins s t ude nt s and a cake walk. Other entertainers were the Widday twins, M i c h a el Zastawniak, Sue McPherson and Paul Mullins, and Sharon Miller. Zhespian Initiative... Ae! Well your Part Pictured at right are the officers and new membe r s ofthe Thespian Troupe at the formal initiation cere- mony. Offi c e r s are, Janet Sifers, Vice-President, Paul Mullins, Pres- ident,and Danny Wilkerson,Secretary -Treasurer. 25. ,A i c ri' 31 Che Queen Of Hearts... And J-fer King Valentines day came to Collins in the form supreme. The dance was held in the Little Thea ofa Latin Club dance. The time for lovers turns ter, where all guests gasped ove r the elaborate into a time for joy makers, and enjoyment reigned decorations. Mrs. Frances Phillips is shown with members ofthe Latin Club mak- ing decorations fo r the dance. Vis- iblem the background is the main attraction, the giant stage heart. . VARSITY FOOTBALL DEVILS OUTSCORE TRAVEL- LERS IN OPENER. Opening their 1955 gridiron sea- son September Z, against the Gauley B ridge Travellers, the Red Devils launc hed an all out attempt to win. Their effort was not in vai n and the locals came out on top, Z0-6. The fir st Devil score came in the second quarter when Nichols plunged over. Nichols made another TD in the second quarter, and Kania added the third a few plays later. EAST BANK FALLS TO RED AND BLACK. Taking revenge fo r a big defeat last year, the C ollin s High Devils overpowered the East Bank Pioneers on September 10 for a 26-O victory. Thelocals got off to a slow start whenaRed Devil fumbled on the first play. McDaniels made amends, how- ever, when he raced for the first six point talley of the game. STOCO FAILS TO SCORE A- GAINST LOCALS. Stoco failed to score against the powerful Red Devil gridders on Sep- tember 17, and the hometeam won 20 -0. Walker scored first in the final play ofthe second quarter. McDaniels made a beautiful 98 yard run in the thi rd quarter for the third score of the evening. East Bank and the Devils clash at the lineup, while Denny Criss and Eddie Ayres stand back and dare the opponents to come across. In the fi nal minutes of the third quarter in the Princeton game, David Hartenstein, quarter back makes a desperate attempt to score for the Devils. Backing him are Charles Haga and Ken Pannell. DUDAMEN TRIUMPH OVER PRINCETON. The Red Devils came from be- hind in the second q ua rte r on Sep- tember 23 to defeat the Princeton Ti- gers 39-7. Criss sco red the first TD and Kania raced eo yards for the second. Haga, Hartenstein, and Jarvis added the others. OAK HILL GETS REVENGE FROM PIRATES Collins High etched out a 33-31 win over the Fayetteville Pirates Oct- ober l on the home field. This win n ul li fi ed the two wins Fayetteville sco red over the Devils in 1953 and 1954. Ayres scored the first touchdown and Nichols,Criss, and Pannell added the others. COLLINS DEVILS DOSE HEARTBREAKER TO BECKLEY Passing the half-way mark in the '55 season, the local boys met the Beckley Flying Eagles at Beckley on October 7. Amid to r re nt s of rain, Duda's boys lost a heartbreaker to the Flying Eagles. In their first loss of the season, the Devils failed to score and were defeated 18-0. DUDAMEN TAKE CLAY PANTHERS Recovering from their defeat by Beckley, the Collins Highers felled the Clay Panthers 19-6 on October 14. Haga crossed the goal line first, and Criss and Nichols accounted for the other twelve points. This wa s the fi r s t Clay team to ever visit Oak Hill. RED DEVILS SLAUGHTER MONTGOMERY GREYHOUNDS Scoring their s e v e nt h win, the Red Devils slaughtered the Montgomery Greyhounds 48-0 on October 21 in the Red Devil Stadium. In a scramble,the Red Devils came up fighting as a team and as individuals. Here in the third quar- ter,blockingis being used as defense. Traditionally getting a slow start, Satan's men failed to score until the second quarter. Mc- Daniels caughtapass on the 20 and raced into the end zone. McDaniels again raced 55 yards for the second TD. Adding more points were Criss, Har- tenstein, Lich, and Lukie. HINTON LOSES TO RED AND BLACK Playing against a strong wind, the Collins Devils defeated the Hinton Bobcats 34-0 on Oct- ober Z8 at Hinton. Pannell made the first touchdown in the first quarterwhen he picked up a fumble and raced 12 yards. DEVILS RETAIN LITTLE BROWN JUG Retaining the Little Brown Jug the locals defeated Mt. Hope 14-O. Sco ring wa s held to a stand still until the third quarter when Nichols raced over for the TD. Oak Hill's other touchdown was made in the thi rd quarte r when Pannell caught a pass and raced over. Denny Criss, quarterback, pre- pares to pass to Buck McDaniels standing on the 25-yard line. His team mates hold Clay back so Denny can complete the pass. VARSITY FOOTB A L I' RED DEVIL FOOTBALL ROSTER Rex Adams Bob Arthur Eddie Ayers William Belcher Bill Bloxton Denny Criss James Curry Fred Dickinson Pat Donnally Walter Faykus Dexter Fowler Bob Gentry Charles Haga Eddie Harding David Hartenstein Eddie Jarvis Casimir Kania Leslie Lawson Darrell Lively Rornma Lively John Lukie Charles Lyons Tom Mason Kermit McDaniels Frank Miller Aretus Mullins Charles Nichols John Norosky Stewart O'Dell Kenny Pannell Franklin Payne Ronald Sanger James Sizemore Larry Slater Larry Swanningan Clarence Taylor Carrell Toney Gene Vance Allen Walker James Waugh Ronald Withrow Managers: Ronnie Cobb Aubrey Duncan Jack Hodges This season the gridiron heroes rose to higher glory by a record of nine wins and one lone loss to Beckley. Carrying their sporting ability from the previous year, former Junior Varsity players dazzled the football fans. Their loss was a game in which they first experienced playing on a swamped field which contributed to this defeat. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: F. Miller, C. Nichols, D. Hartenstein, C. Haga, A. Walker-, W. Belcher, A. Mullins, E.Ayers, L.Swannigan, D. Criss, C. Taylor, B. McDaniels. Second Row: K. Pannell, L Mason R. Lively,C.Kania,J. Lukie, E. Jarvis, R. Withrow, R. Cobb, F. Dickinson, L. Slater, S O Dell D. Lively, G. Windsor. Third Row: Coach, J. Duda, P. Donnally, D. Fowler, E. Harding J Waugh, B. Bloxton, C. Lyons, E. Lich, W. Faykus, F. Payne, R. Adams, B. Arthur, G Vance J. Norosky, Coach Parsons. .r, w- 4 '- .'. s- ...M is fe- V 2'-s ' K -.. A' 5--- ' 32 - 4. F -!T -'9'4'E3ln-1,-.4 fe .' Q . 'M ' . .ip ' J- ' ' A -.25-2-, -. .- ' 'f -,-.S -A va ,,, . ,. 1 -r - .. 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Avis Partain, head junior high football andbasketball coachg Clarence Par- sons, head varsity basketball coachg John Duda, head varsity football coach. 112 Closing the season with th re e wins, three loses, and one tie, the Imps show that their new coach, Avis Pa rtai n can very well fillthe shoes of the former coach. These boys, all new to the grid- iron show lots of promise for next years varsity squad. Time and time again these freshmen raced ove r the goal line until they had amassed a total of 10? points to 62 for their opponents. Their re- cord is as follows: IMP FOOTBALL lmps O Montgomery 0 Imps Z0 Stoco 0 Imps Gauley Bridge lmps Fayetteville Irnps Beckley Imps Shady Springs Imps Hinton Imps Mt. Hope JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Larry She ave s, Brookie Watkins, Everett Garrett, Howard Hunt, Bobo Dickinson, Claude Painte r, Butch Morris, Buzzy Huffman, Ronald Painter, Fred Allen, Michael Watkins. Second Row: Coach Avis Partain, Ted Miller, George Creed, Tom Miller, Charles Zinc, Lewis Vera, Robert Carter, Ronald Gillenwater, Stephen Smith, Tom Chamaby, Charles Honaker, John Fields, Andy Filipek, Larry Farmer, Larry M a s s e y and J ame s Alexander. Third Row: Bill Craddock, David Haney and Leslie Oatridge. I g Q 10 '1 bITY BASKETBALL Ii IU n XDI 1- JU mum L 1 C L f 1 U I VA Q fal1.!'lJI11l.l'-:IAlI' -'-KNPRF. JU, fm!! f-1'4' 1EQ.'fz3w:,1f!1:.c-1-..:-car:rx1.c1'l. in Ivuxixyff. fJf ..1T,,,1f ?T1fQ ,Ml . ig :nl Vinh!-,iX.'. ,m1,.1gc'.': . '1r, LT fr fl 11. T11 ,mn sm MMG ax, zlfz 1, wt M muff. TQ HJ HC:-it x-,uf X' Vw 1f1v':1r'fm.111fffi tht' IM-'zlrwff' tw Vw ',I 0Jf .'lI',1lH'K7.i1 Hml. E,.1-,Ewtff Tr 1..v.'v ling N ,g41:m.' 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So far this year they hold a four won eight lost record. lmps lmps lmps lmps lmps lmps lmps lmps lmps lmps lmps lmps Imps 1956 IMP BASKETBALL RECORD 47 4 30 38 30 43 63 34 Z8 35 34 37 47 IMP BASKETBAL Kingston Fayetteville Beckley Gauley Bridge Mt. Hope Montgomery Shady Springs Gauley Bridge Mt. Hope Pax Kingston Montgomery Shady Springs L TEAM First Row: Fred Allen, Tom Elmore, Brookie Watkins. Second Row Butch Morris Daxe Mar shall, Michael Zastawnick, Howard Hunt, Jim Riddle. Thi rd Row: Stephen Smith Ronald Painter Joe Bragg, Charles Zinc, Howard Weeks, Bob Dickinson. I A C Q? ,J A' I , x 5 f 3 G ,Y W Q 5 3 'WWW i If 'X f 'N Af' 1 x .Rz 'q I I fr if .n 4- ' an Y , . xg, 4 P A 40 4 X . p 6 556 X 'gigwx fxx ,BpQE1l 'Y lf 'T 3 3 7 ,B Jafar ,f i 2 'X f A, ..- Winners of the girls volleyball intra- murals, the sophomores, s mile happily. They are: fi r s t r ow: Phyllis Epperly, Elsie Poff, Barbara Oxendale, Nora Fraga., B a r b a r a Plumb, Linda Skaggs, Yvonne Wise, J oyc e C r o s ie r , Jane Christian. S e c on ci Row: Patricia Sizemore, Shelvy Toney, Patricia DeLung, Francis Weeks, Judith Terry, Donna Wise, Shelby Pauley, Mary K ok o s ki, Medora Epperly, Helen S a m p s o n , Betty Alderman, Rose Tyler, Uldine Waugh, Bonnie Withrow. 'sf INTRAMURALS Competing against each other in girls intramurals, the c la s s e s en- gaged in the first type of girls tour- naments eve r to be held at Collins, exclusive of the class tournaments. Miss Harsanyalso has charge of this phase of girls sports. ' CI A schedule is setup where by each class plays one anothe r. The junio r class was the winner of the softball tournament, and the sopho- mores were winners of both the vol- leyball and giant volleyball tourneys. Mary Crouch. Junior softball queens winners of the girls softball tournament, beam proudly. T e am members are first row: Barbara Herndon, P atty Fitz patick, Sue Pinson. Second row Nancy Thomas,Paquita Ripoll Sharon Mille r. Third row: Mary Mauritz, Delores Stanevich, Katherine Rosiek Florence Shrednicki, N a n c y Foley JanetHutchinson searches mad- ly fo r a te am mate to intercept the ball. These girls are membe rs of the girls' physical education classes under the direction of MissJean Harsany. INTRAMURALS The intramural program for girls is spon- in the program. sored by the newly organized Girls Athletic As- Through this program and wi th the help of sociation. Only girls in the GAA are allowed to Miss Harsany, the girls are taught good sports act as officials, although any girl may participate manship and thelart of competition. -, ,W ,N,., , M. The juniors also hold the gi ant volleyball championship in the girls division. Members of this team are: Kneeling: BarbaraHerndon, Sue Pin- son, Mary C r o uc h, Sharon Miller, Nancy Thomas, Peggy Miller, Mary J ane Miller. Second row: Florence Sh r e dni c ki, Nancy Foley, Delores Stanevich, Paquita Ripoll, Pat Falk, Mary Mauritz, Kathrine Rosiek, Bar- bara Wilton. TOUCH FOOTBALL This season's champs ofthe touch football intramural tournament are members of Mr. Caldwell's R-Z roll call. They are: top roll, Larry Swanni gan, Johnny Smith, Layton Scarbro. Bottom roll, James Tread- way, Douglas Widner, Larry Slater, and Mike Wickline. INTRAMURALS Intramurals are sponsored by the V a r sit y Club under the direction of Mr. Clarence Parsons . The intramurals consist of football, basket- balland softball games, as well as horseshoe and track. All games are officiated by members of the Varsity Club. Roll calls are eliminated by either double or 6' 'Z' single elimination. The winner of the play-offs are given the title of champions. His year's winner of football was Mr. Cald- well's Senior roll call. Top honors of volleyball were given to Miss Hugart's senior. Champions in other sports remain to be seen. VOLLEYBALL Miss Hugart's senior roll K-P is the l956 champs of the intramural volleyball tournaments. Seatedin the bottom rowis: Kenton Kyle, Charlton Ke aton, and Donald Malenick. Top row: Kenneth Pannell, Frank Miller, and Casimer Kania. SHALL ECHO THROUGH THE YE ARS COLLINS BEAUTY PATTY BOWYER Chosen by Perry Como Teleusxon and Recordmg star 121 COLLINS BEAUTY SUE PINSON Chosen by Perry Como Televl lon and Recordxng Star 122 Q I xx-X X Y lr I x A K ' 3 ., I A I - 3 '5' if 2 3 if W 1, , sg- ev Qi' j DANNY WILKERSON President of the Student Body BARBARA BOLT Homecoming Queen 1, .q'ff'Ji?gf Q... Q ' BEVERLEY BLAKE REID Miss Red Devilg Head Varsity Cheerleader LARRY DOTSON Senior Class President gi. I if , 4' R V 'Y ,xY, ,!.sqQ,gff!!lf 'li,,..w, ., K J' A A 'A 8' -7. ' : I x 'ff ' L e i s it , ka 4 Vk it gf vi w if V.V-. My by L A ., VV W 5 'sm FRANK MILLER Vice-President of Senior Class LINDA HAGER Co-Editor of the LOG ' L ' I . :W ,L www, SYLVIA LAWSON Miss Collins High School PAUL MULLINS Co-Editor of the LOG Editor of the ACORN -nr ..-nn.,fW'N JU? ,- 4 i ,MW cf! S CHARLOTTE DIXON Head Majorette of the Red Devil Band Q Q x X JOANN PAULEY Miss Imp JANE CAROLE MANN AUDREY EIGONBROD DAR Best Citizen Award Highest Girl Graduate -I' O pf? MAGGIE PHI LIPS May Queen BARBARA BOLT Maid of Honor fs 12 CONNIE CARROLL Teen Queen ? 'Nm nv as INC q. 'TI WF ' if l..,v' V Q J -a QQh.O -.A-b-J WE DID THE TOWN I 4 ' ' Girls are tr a i n e d in state law through experiences at Girls State, held at Jacksons Mill. Delegates fromCollins last sum- mer were: Libby Lively, Sylvia Law- son, Joyllarrell, Beverly Blake Reed, Miss Shirley Thomas, sponsor, Janet Sifers, Betty Baker, Linda Hager, and Connie Carroll. Eac h spring representatives are chosen to attend Boys State at Jacksons Mill. For one week boys are trained in the functions of state government and fundamentals of democracy. Collins delegates this past year were: Mike Wickline and Danny Wilkerson. DELEGATES T0 BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE LEADERSHIP CAMP Another c amp for developing leader- ship is Camp Horseshoe which is located near Pa r s on s and which is sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. Boys who attend are trained in parliamentary procedure and the funda- mentals of government. Delegates last year were: Benny Hoff- man, Frank Miller and Jerry Bob Smith. PERSONALIZATIC LI T Q s : fwwfi 1,1 . ' ' Q ' 4'-' w . .- x.. . Ei .L ig ' V .5 Q 1' ', '.'. rw f' - ' . 'A . . 4' .Y ' . . ., H . .Lv ,1 -, - ' 1 V , 1-' fv. 1. ,I .. . .4 .vf ,, 1 . , A., 11. .'f'.x:1f'i'- Vulr . , .H '.- ' x 111.1 E54 . , 1,11 I. x , W ig ,y , , , U 1, ,V . iw, '.. 11. rn.--, .M if- N1 ,- IH ,Q 1' 1 , . ,v E 4 lug.: Emp' 1 511, , If l1'.1'f' ' 1 u 1 E- . 1 F. 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