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

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SENIORS Dreama Amick Joyce Abaugh Joseohine Arnold Robert Arthur Edward Joseph Ay' Q Gerald Bain .rw ag 'ln c , .M I Q-Bk 41 5+-T?-5 'ur ,pfff Ni ,531 ,Q also N v-ik , 1 on f fo ..,.s 'yy W .ow 431' Q' 3, X 5.1 A' 'S wind S z,,. . Q .rf 'f' g W . 7 N ' ' V .. A f Jewruette Bain ,.,' VJ Janice Bartlett H Joseph Baumgartner - Zu: '... ,. r bg,-..-.. r H ,r :.:,,:,...,,. N. .m A -.-. W... X ,.,,.. . 2: 3 Qi. , 1.11, sr: ' v ' l ,, I g Ki 'Q 'rv-:'1:z .5 -ij .an 4' ,ay 95 F1 Jerry Bowen Carolvn Bowyer .0 Q' 'x i ,M Carolsue Bragg fwfr' fr, 1

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W 1-1 t, www: YI? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Semor Class Offmcers Danny Chr1st1an V1ce Pres1dent Cather1ne Ros1ek Secretary Treas urer Tommy Goode Presldent and Susan K1ng Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef of the LOG SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS The Sen1or Class of 1957 had many wonder ful and outstand1ng ach1evements The followmg are a few, but by far not all of thel r numerous accomphshments On the Red Devll football squad, 14 outstand xng semor boys demonstrated thelr athletxc ab1l xty Two semor boys, Eddxe Ayres and Clarence Taylor, were honored as co captaxns of the vars 1ty squad Kermxt Buck McDan1el became the fxrst end from Collms Hlgh School to be honored on the All State football squad fxrst team. Oth er semor boys were outstandmg on the basket ball squad Mxss Red Devrl, M1ss Homecomzng, four Collms Beautxes, Mxss Collms Hxgh School,and May Queen are all r e p r e s e nt e d bythe Semor Class The semors were very actxve ln club work at Collxns To e v1de nc e thxs, semors served as presxdents of the V a r s xty, Future Busmess Leads rs of Amerxca, Dramat1cs,Nat1ona1 Honor Socxety, Trx H1 Y, Press, Quxll and Scroll, Home Economxc s , and H1 Y Clubs Asemor IS also presxdent of the Red Devll Band and Stud ent Councxl As ev1dence of then' wllhngness to work a s enxor served as co chaxrmanof the clean up commxttee and as co cha1rmenoi the student dx- rector1es Semors conducted Or1entat1on Day for freshmen, helpe d to conduct all classes 1n better adjustment to school lxfe, served as ed1 tors of the LOG and ACORN, placed on the honor roll each slx weeks, served as chalrman of the Talent Show, served as members of Secretar1al Serv1ce, conducted Career Day, held the annual s e H1 or pla y , took part m the Fayette County Choral Festlval, and servedas chalrmen for the Chrlstmas Pr og r am , C1t1zensh1p Commlttee, and the Safety Comrruttee The senior honors were quxte numerous and xncluded publlcatlons ln the Natxonal An thology, f1rst and second s e m e s te r H1 Teen, Daughters of the American Revolutlon Cxtzzen ship Award, Hannah Awards, and many varlous athletlc honors Semors attendedState Student Councxl Con vent1on at Jackson's Mxll, Southeastern D1str1ct Assocxatxon of Student Councxls, Rhododendron Glrls' State at Jackson's M1ll,and Camp Horse shoe and Tm H1 Y camp at Parsons , West Vxrgxma V y q q , ,,t ., .., L 'wif 'W if-YS 1 I . f faffwwt 'F ISHN 44 . Q 1 , , - , , - - I 1 I n ' ' - ' 1

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SENIORS Shirley Burnette Nelsie Caies Peggy Calvert .,, 1 F W if' V' 1, 7 A fr' are rp X 5 Q 0. 'Xiff f fi' 4 K gharlee, Cainpiwii A QV: Q , A r ommy Carpenter 1 L ff NOI'I71i1G8f.' Carter fa- 'li ,I Q 4 'Q l Ruth Carter wp: ,LY 4 Jackie Childers '-- 4'--'vp Daniel T, Christian tw 'W Ernestine Clark Q. Rudine Clipper Emory J. Combs 9 9 t 0:9 ,,..-Q--qu W