Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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KEY CLI B PN . mf 'nC3 - Z r W i' ' fi Row I: Stollenwerck, Priekette, YVest, Houston, D. Lee, J. Ferguson, Logan, B. Lee, K. Ferguson, Polk, Nlcliride, Deaver, Hruska Row 1: Mr. XVise, Kochman, Spivey, Amhrose, Price, Adams, Dennis, Hawkins, Bryan, Maxwell, Payne, Farrar, Brown, Sawyer, Megarity, Pettis, Ilobhs Row 3: Tindell, Moore, Sommer, Englantler, Matkin, Monnig, Gatlin, Miles, Giotes, XYeddington, Bateman, Lawson, Phipps, NVatson KEY 'CLUB Spomvor: MR. HERB VVISE President .... . , , ,, . Vice-President . , Secretary , Treasurer .. Parliamentarian .,., Reporter. ., .. Sergeants-at-arms ,, The Key Club of Waco High School is a chapter of Key Club International, which is made up of school clubs all over the world. Key Club, the only boys' service club in YVaco High School, was founded by and works closely with the Downtown Kiwanis Club. Key Club participates in many service projects throughout the year. Some of these include working with the Kiwanis Radio Auction and the Christmas Toy Chest, ushering at civic affairs, assisting with the Easter Sunrise Service. collecting money for the hlarch of Dimes l':u4e Ill. , Ray Deaver ,, ,.., Makkie Hruska .. .,T0m Stollenwerck .. Clint Bateman . ,, Perry Polk ,.,..,...,-jimmy' Monroe , ..,. Harvey Price L. G. Spivey and for the Salvation Army. Some of the projects at the school are taking down chairs after each assembly, keeping the trophy cases clean, raising and lowering the flag each day, maintaining ink in study hall, and having charge of the lXIarch of Dimes collection. Key Club members are subject to call from anyone for any assistance or service it is within their power to render. They sincerely wish to help make lVaco High School the best school in the country.

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lf. Ill A.I'l'Ii EClA'l'l0 -I. 1 2 ' 1 94: x.: rf ' 'W x,, Row 1: Parks, Moser, lncardona, K. Stinson, Mounce, Beane, Riggs, R. NVard, Hollingsworth, Oglethorpe Row 1: D. Stinson, Braun, Bailey, Pinto, Storm, Bangert, J. King, S. Vylard Row 3: Braswell, Smith, Pearce, Sanchez MUSIC APPRECIATION CL-UB .spoof-.fi MR. Lv1.E SKINNER Miss MARTHA I.EI'SC'HNER FALL jay' Farrar . . . Larry' Dean Nlounee . Joyce Oglethorpe . . . .Prr5iJwz1. . . . . . SPRING . Ronald Reed . Filxvl l'i1'e'-l'w.fitl1'1zl . . . Hohhy' Hollingsworth Swrozzd I'icr-l'1'f'sidr'11f . . . . . Arlon Jones Kathleen Stinson . . Srlrrlary-Trwlsllrrl' . . Larry' Dean Mounce Suvanne XVard. . . . Rrporlrr . . . . . jimmy Braswell The Musie Appreciation Clluh is orkianized for lovers of good mllsilk The purpose of the cluly is to give memlyers a hackground for more enjovment ot mtlsiL'. Because ot the variety' of good music, the eluh has a variety' of programs. Several outstanding ones have heen presented this year. A program on religious music was presented hy' Joyce Ogle- thorpe. Paula Constantine and Sarah Lee Spencer were the guests who performed. Sarah Lee told the haclvground and his- tory' of several hymn writers, and Paula sang the hymns. Larry' Mon nee and played all of Live programs some of the Cluhls Companied Ronald gave an account of Benny' Goodmans life his Carnegie llall works. are the favorite of the eluh, especially' when memhers perform. Hohhy' Hollingsworth ae- Reed on the trumpet on one program. Annita lncardona sang several songs on the same program. Arlon jones presented a program on Scottish Splendor. The regimental hand, and pipes and drums of the Blaek XVatch Royal llighland Regiment gave the recorded Convert. Row 1: Milam, Ingram, Uaftord, Crow, Squyres, Evans, Lake, Morrow, O'Brien, XVieting Royy zz Mallory, Ilerhert. jones, Ilolve, johnston, Coker, january, XValts Row 3: MeC'lellan, K. King, Parten, U. King . .Nl 1 -' y Y