George Walton Comprehensive High School - Legend Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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I-IE KEY TO SUCCESSN! l i 1 , 1 I J 2 i islam: sx Vx tm, -X ,K-Q, x- is ,-., :K ii U GJ Q- 'L ' I I I l X A 1 Mm WT W - X ' r,,, I rf wk ax 1 QM...-'W we KEY Cl B Being one of the most distinguished clubs at Walton, the Key Club offers a variety of charity-based activities for its members. From car washes to car- nation sales, the Key Club continues to raise money for charities and sup- ports the local community. Sponsored by the Kiwanis, the Key Club demon- strates the best aspects that Walton has to offer its students and the com- munity. 3 Q. 7 1. The Key Club 2. Building in Key Club? 3. Johnny Hutton gives his Mpret- ty boy smile. 4. ls it going to explode? 5. An artist at work! 6. William unloads the wagon! 6 fi e GLUBV'