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

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STATISTICS PlO11LCI'S be t Dudamnr 1n f1rst game 13 7 Be.1ng unable to score the Red Dev1ls left the fxeld at h11ft1me beh1nd by a score of 7 O Com1ng back 1n the end of the th1 r cl qua rt e r the Dev1ls scored on a th1rty 5 1rd pass from Quarterback By ron to R1ght End Bloxton Ha rte n s t e 11 k1ckcd the extra POl1ltWh1Ch ended thc Dev1ls' scor1ng for the n1ght East Bank, SCOI'l11g dgdlll wox 13 7 Coll1ns Capture F1rst XVIII of Season Play1ng on a muddy and fo ggy f1eld the Dex IIS won by Z0 O SCOI'1I1g was all done 1n the f1TSt half The m1sty second half fou1d the dey1ls scoreless Scor1ng was done by Darrell L1vely Dave Hartenste1n and Ed L1ch Dev1ls Lose Second Game of Season l1ay1ng on of the toughest teams 111 the state the Dudamen nex er could get started Pr1nce ton scored 4 on all Oak H1ll's furr1b1eS Scor1ng for the Red and Black was made by John Luk1e Oak H111 Smoothes Fayetteulle hleven The Red Dex1ls playxng one of the1r bett e r ball games obta1ned one easy v1ctory over the Fayettev1lle P1rates The Red D V1 1 s scored the1r f1rst touchdown on the opemng play w1th a s1xty yard run by Darrell L1vely He also ran anothe r 40 yard run tor another T D B100k16 Deylls held Scoreless by Beckley 1'or the I11'St tl me 111 three years Oak H111 remalned scoreless dur1ng the EUTITS game Al though Dudamez led IU mo st d1Y1S1ODS the game ended W1th Beckley on top 14 0 Th1S was the seventh stra1ght w1n for Beckley over Oak H111 Oak H111 W1ns Homecom1ng The Deuls aga1n SllOW111g the1r st re ngth both offens1vely and defensely tumbled over the M1nut men of P1nev1lle Touchdowns were scored by a pass from Byron to Bloxton Hartenstem two John I uk1e and Donald Thomas Extra POINTS were scored by HaTtET1St6l11 Dev1ls Too Much For Ind1ans Fh1s marked the flrst t1me the Dudamen had met Oceana Th1s was the fourth vlctory of the year for the Red Dev1ls Touchdowns were scored by Llvely, Luk1e Byron WBtkll1S, and Harten Stelll Extra po1nts were scored by Hartenstem Dex 11s End HIUTOD s Hope of State Champ1on Play1ngthe1r best game of the year the Dev1ls ended Hmton s chances for the Class A champ 1on The DeV11S made a great goal l1ne stand Wh1Ch stopped on the 1nch l1ne Touchdowns were scored by HBTICDSTSID a 98 yard run and Watk1DS Extra polnts were made by Hartenstem Gauley s1x v1ct1m of Dudamen Oak H111 althoughbemg hand1capped by bad luck throughout the ball game edged out a v1ctory over Gauley Brxdge Oak H111 scored on the th1rd play of the ball game on a pass from Byron to halfback Luk1e Darrell Llvely tWlStl g and churn1ng for seven yards scored the f1nal touchdown Coll1ns Loses Jug 1n Annual Gr1d Battle Due to a postponement of November 2 the Deuls lost the1r sp1r1t of keep1ng the Llttle Brown Jug After they rescheduled the game the Dev1ls played one of the worst offensxve and defenswe games of the year The Dudamen muffed several advantages dur1ng the game Th1s ended the football career of eleven semors Scor1ng was made by a pass to Bloxton from Byron 84 ' ae- 5 a ' 1 ' ' , - . 7 ' . - 1 I ' J I V . . . , I . U , . y H - . , . ' -A v' - . . ' . ' ' V , , Y . A 3 In . I . r Y V . c . - 1. I- I , v ' V - . I I l . Watkins scored three T.D.'s. Hartenstein added 4 extra points. Hartenstein also scored a T.D. . G . . . , 7 . , , 4 , ' . . ' I I - V. . , . . . . . , 1 ' 1 . - . . ' I

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SPONSOR: OFFICERS: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SPONSOR: Mrs, Addie Canada OFFICERS: President Charles Zink Vice President Bill Teano Secretary Sharon Elkins Treasurer Diane Cale FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS Judy Miller, Ann Klapp, Carolyn Flint, Anna Ma cke y , Judy Burgess, Lou Ellen Blake,Suzanne Noyes, Joanie Shelton, Betty Rakes, Florence Willis, Delores Smith, P e Kin , Pe Kin E 8 Y 8 SEV Sf Veleda Kincaid, Cora Miller, Donna Mahoney, Barbara Neudek, Phil Chandler, Charles Welbo rne, Nelson Ward, Joe Orban, Steve Smith, Mike Boyd, Mabel Perry. LATIN CLUB MEMBERS Tom Mason, Rex Adams, Diane Sproles, Jane Christian, Brookie Watkins, Nancy Page, Marjorie Jarrell, Marilyn Thompson, Jack Pettit, Owen McNeely, Lewis Gordon, Gene C arroll , Daisy O'Boyle, Norma Herndon, Barbara Bozo, Elizabeth Moses, Lois O'Dell, Sue Crone, Mary Epling, Ann Scott, Beverly Burns, Lyda Lou Morton, Sue Slaven, Linda Dorton, Mary Hall, Nancy Lively, Mary Koskoski, Richard Taylor, Wayne Elgin, Dexter Morton, Clarence Weeks, Howard Weeks, Johnny Keaton, Bobby Dickinson, Dave Marshall, Barney Stinnet, Kenneth Morris, John Lukie, Mike Delridge, Lanny Reed, Torn Hinte, Elton Byron. Mrs. Frances Phillips Katherine Rickard Buck Byron Linda Wooten Barbara Oxendale