Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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Key Club In 1964-65 the Key Club of Marion High School has enjoyed one of its more profitable years, in the way of service rendered, and in creating character and leadership. This leading service club has always endeavored to find a service project which will benefit the school and community. Its leading project is the annual toy drive which was conducted very success- fully this year. Not only do the boys repair the toys for orphans but also buy clothes for them. A new project was undertaken this year by the Key Club. As suggested by the National Key Club Council, Teenage Day, in which high school students were elected to town office, was held. The Key Club is con- stantly striving to serve others, promote higher ideal s in scholarship, and sportsmanship, and aid its school and community in any possible way. The officers are as follows: President, Donald Beam, Vice-President, Bob Lewis, Secretary, Jim Segars, Treasurer, Bill Swofford. Second row— Benny Poteat, Jim Cooper, Mike Stanley, Steve Neighbors; Third row— Henry Wilkinson, Dan Bost, Jim Goldsmith, Bill James; Fourth row— James Burgin, Jim Cornett, John Kent, Tommy Thomas; Fifth row— Jim Young, Larry Henline, Wendell Strick- land, Tommy Cowan; Sixth row— Robert McCall, DeanKanipe, Philip Wiley, Pat Wilson; Seventh row— Bill Laughridge, Zane Harris, David Elliott; Eighth row— Jim Cooper, Harold Seagle. 29

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S. I, P. A. Convention— G 1 o r i a Laughridge, Sandra Hendley, Jim Goldsmith, Jane Goldsmith, Linda Laughridge, Mrs. Edmonds— Sponsor. Music Camp and Majorette Camp— First row— Jane Goldsmith, Loretta Wyatt, Diane Koone; Second row — Ralphia Webb, Camilla Neal, Jim Cooper, Paul Jarrett; Third row— Nancy Henline, Bill Eckerd, Lynda Toney, Bill Laney, Jane Burgin. pit il Sll t W Youth Fitness Council— Mack Hawkins. 28

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First row— Gloria Laughridge, Virginia Mae Jolley, Lisa Bill Eckerd, Bill Laughridge, Bob Lewis, Donald Beam, Norton, Lola Foster, Wanda Erskine, Lynda Toney, Jane Eddie Gouge, Sherry McIntosh. Goldsmith, S e c o n d row— Robert Long, Nancy Henline, National Honor Society To be elected to membership in the National Honor Society is the most outstand- ing achievement open to juniors and seniors at Marion High School. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate, encourage, and reward scholarship, leadership, servuce, and character. It is all these four quality points that faculty members vote on the eligibility of a prospectiv ' e member. Candidates must have spent at least one semester at Marion High School and have a scholastic average of not less than ninety per cent over a period beginning with the ninth grade. These new members are inducted in the spring in one of the most impressive ceremonies held at Marion High School during the year. The National Honor Society is sponsored in our school by Mrs. Kate Lindsay. Officers: Vice-President, Bill Laughridge; Treasurer, Eddie Gouge; Secretary, Nancy Henline; President, Lola Foster. 30