Lee M Waid School - Hawk Yearbook (Rocky Mount, VA)

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The members of the Math Club, ably guided by their sponsors, Mr. Wood and Mrs. Phelps, keep in mind while working their motto: Mathematics Is A Key To Success. The Student Council's main objective is to promote better student-teacher relationships and to assist in handling minor disciplinary problems. The Waid Chronicle is a-means of self-expression for many students. The Chronicle Staff has the Oppor- tunity to write frequently and to analyze critically what they and others have written.

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The Lee Waid Chapter of FHA consists of about six vides opportunities for developing individual and grou lated to the home. The purpose of the Library Club is to make This club is composed of members of the stude the library and its facilities. . Boys and girls in 4-H are performers, Citizen. ty-five members. This national youth organization pro- p initiative in planning and calrying out activities re- the library the richest resource of the school through its services. nt body who are interested in gaining a better understanding of a a =