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

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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.

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THE DAY WE TORE THE GOAL PO K-

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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.