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

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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

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