Laurel High School - Milestone Yearbook (Laurel, DE)

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XX M X ...1i X. ORGAN ZATIQNS

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No school would be complete without its vari- ous organizations. Clubs such as the French clubs, choruses, Latin clubs, and band have provided count- less hours ot pleasure for us all. However, not all of the organizations at Laurel High were formed strictly for pleasure. Those such as the Athletic Coun- cil, Library club, Projec- tion club, and Student Council provide to the school services which would be sadly missed without them. Still others have been formed with the future in mind. Our membership and interest in the Future Farmers, Nurses, Teachers, Home- makers, and Business Leaders have given us ad- ditional knowledge in the fields we intend to culti- vate. The American Field Service has given the com- munity new and interest- ing friends through the Exchange Student Pro- gram. On the following pages, we have pictured these organizations which have provided us with the fun side of learning. 82

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FIRST ROW: Rita Dickersong Peggy Hallg Lou Jean Hastingsg Lynne Short, Sec.g Hunter Calloway, Pres.g Eddie Vickers, V. Pres.g Lloyd Elliott, Treasurerg Carol Dickersong Chuck ringtong Donna Conowayg Linda Taylorg Ned Fowlerg Linda ohnn Ro ers Glenn Williams Pe Harrin ton Charles J Y S 5 1 gm' g 3 ROW: Brenda Barrettg Marsha Hastmgsg Paula Sue Paradeeg Doug Calhoung jerry Kirkg Sandy Thomasg Norman Dechene Lewisg Mike Gordy. SECOND ROW: Gail Williamsg Sue War- Hallg Bob Dickersong Ed Hannag Isabel Jimenezg Larry Sheridang Hudsong Steve Alleng Nancy Mitchellg Barry Mitchell. THIRD Trudy jonesg Mary O'Nealg Carol Williamsg Mary Kay Lambdeng Linda Brittingham. Lou jean and Hunter keep the bulletin board up to date. 84 Have a coke, Norman!