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

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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

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ACORN EDITORS ACORN INFORMAL F A L 5

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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.