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

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ACORN EDITORS ACORN INFORMAL F A L 5

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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

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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