Watkins High School - Tornado Yearbook (Laurel, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1975 volume:

Z51'sncf7Lf-:Ti TORNADO ,75 R.H. Watkins High 'School Laurel, Mississippi Volume XHI man. ff ' 5 1 4 A, 1-. , , +A,-QW' ,yang i 2 ..,...-- ---A E -IF E s K - '... 5 X V4 ,, I 1 N . . , Q n E Q 5 3 ' i 9 - 2 M U , Q , , . w f K View H, R. . VLV, , A AVVV V H f ff L f U' ,,,, W ,. ,f .. 1 525 , 'X v . Ei .J LE? . , , ,,,,,, ,A ,H ,.,,. -'tiff QM 4 l.l .Z'..'3'1Jrv 3 ii ,b M QW N , I ' ' 2 '2fs'h- n ',151i-' Q K ' e, K 4, we 4 1 fx T' .Pi i .W , , in rw H111 N ' V, Q 1 ' ,Bl , 6 W 2 Q ,B . My,- 1,-1 if X J r Y W A is X ' ' .f W' fa 'f 5 1 . 6 1' f in ' W. X, 1Q , .4 ,a4'n?,,1wifa.f?lM XVIMM, rf me ,Y , ff , MEC. 6, if , x 2 1 ff 4 ' , ' g ' ' 1,1 . 5 R Qi, ,.,, 22555 gg. -5 4 V, .135 V, 53gg1sL.l:f4fg2?5mFQQ Se., if , g 'ff . 4, , - A 1 wr ' 1 Y! '-4 b ' . 1 3 . 1, Q if .A, ,1. L ' f ' --f -w mf: 4, . X M19 -,figwgrl -n I f as ff.. -.5 ,.,. W Af A W M64 W+T,wWfM If E ,55s R 19? wwf '?a5 '2,, 21 inf' twang, QW S W it 1hug . Ah While the circle of an-1 other year, 1974-75, started in September and lasted through May, hopefully it will not stop there. So much of life seems to be a circle .. . hustle and bustle . . . none of us able to remember the beginning or capable of seeing the end. But this is our chance to live for today-the opportu- nity to leam from those be- fore us-and possibly leave something to be passed down for those who follow us. 4 1 T' 0 s 'M 'Jai A hw 9' 191 We shoulchft remember 74-75 as 'jr it just another year , but instead look at .Tr S. it as a very special year-in many ways fi N r 4 s l X '55 ,fx X mi, , S, 'Q gg- f - are ,. . M- x 1 ..- ,.1 - ww - , J U-' '-My-Y'Q, , 1 3 ' ' 1 9 'Y MX 8 5 41-4 J ai! av X Y 4 V 1 4 Through the consistent, effort of many people, goals are attained. Wat- kins has many people and achieve- ments to be proud of. There must be both leaders and followers-each being of equal importance-to join together to make a school Number Onev. . ,,.m,. , V :li f Qfbmk I wfizf- 1 an-Vfgi ,plea ,... N-ffwr..-Y A EMM ,M-N., ,, ...W ,M- --W-.fu -.4 few- Q v ,vs 54, 1 X, x. Xa ,. 'x 'J 'W , fi fwl lx 0 v I ,Nl xx k th iwgry lt X '?' , 1 1 ,Zi --0-q..4. QV The interests and talents found within the walls of Laurel High School are many. Though the building is an ,integral part of the school, it is the people found within ,that really make Watkins shine', in so many ways . . . Times passes quickly. Then suddenly there is the realization that all that is left of the good times fwhich always out-weighed the hadl is a photograph . . . a memory. But half the fun of memories is shar- ing them with others, so that they might be relived once more. 12 x X-fs J I mn H. fw . ,NK 4 W Wfw,-a Km Aa ff Ilmhli J 5' 1 w, ,fx ,MX J Nr' 3 16 W ,, UIQIJ LH! 1.-.. 'Q' f5 i. 3 3 ff 5 z Q .. .,,..z.m:??xx:xgggn! 1.' '-Q '10-...,1-44 ' 'l. Xu 'fl CLASSES J , HA' ,nm .'uw I ,gt-1 4, Q-xr . 4 J xv-.., -, , . u..- .3 ,,.p,. VY' . .itl- TL' w-W 729' 5 .' . mfg? ' F 44.1. B. , f . v.-.,X .-5, ik' Q 'Z WC Hifi' Li' . . Ig. Q .A v. 5? 1' C if AQ ,ah- .QQJ u 1 A L iz! 1 A .,g -:3. i ' fi'- I In ?.-.1-an ' . -H 1 ou. - , . --'LJ . Lx,-,,,k's,,: -3 wr -ff , ' 1' P. .-V lr Q ee --f-yffsgu . I K 9:3- I X. Senior Class fficers Clockwise from right: Susan Howell-Vice President, Linda Bush- President, and Marsha Sanderson-Secretary!Treasurer. a '49 gigs, is 5. .. , In KM.. Q, . ' sy, .' A 6 . is A .lf , Pg 84 v is X, 1 K g wh' l 'N .mn x 4 V. MWWNWWWMMA ss ,.aaa,2, ss i 20 Classes Senior Class Favorites , 55:1 -K 4.5 ' ,fs , -45' s s s s V so Qyggzzo. l NX L ' -fs , A B p .O , 4 soft i i xl, -A s ':.'J If Top: Cary Slade, Bottom: Jamie Moye. 21 Charles Ray Adams John Martin Adamson Ira G. Anderson Rita Celestine Anderson Michel Andrews Cerelene Arrington Lee Anthony Arrington Laila Michelle Asmar Jo Anne Atkins David Nelson Ball Lawran Elizabeth Bankston Rosa Mildred Barlow Brent Jerome Benson Martin Lawrence Bergin Debra Lynn Bigbie Dorothy Unice Bilbrew Maria Bishop Roger Neil Blackledge David Blakely Douglas Russell Bond, III Daniel Boswell J. Randolph Boteler Mary Elizabeth Boutwell Cary Lynn Brandon Ronald Glen Brandon 'Q-suv' ,a.-u A15 gi ...-sq, 'N-nr 4 X , Sr' 'TT1117' -of Yi? Yi! 1.-1 'Nwf'H -ctw? N N ,NN ff..-f 'QR it fx -J .,..-e-I Www! Q ,.Ln, Q 55 Q-....,p 1:7 ---9 H. Harvey Breazeale, III Mark Alan Breland Linda Carol Bullock William Danell Bumham Frank H. Burton Gloria jean Burton Linda Elizabeth Bush Tony Raymond Butler Deborah Ruth Byrd William Bemell Caldwell Gregory Allen Caraway Deborah Ann Carr Steven Randall Cessna Kenneth Rodney Chancellor jimmy Charles Chandler Richard D. Chatham Delores Cheeks Berry Lawrence Chesser, jr. Denise Elana Childers Michael Anthony Chinn Sarah Lynn Clark Sheree Lea Clark James W. Clinton, Ir. Johnnie Mae Cole Sabrina Patricia Cooley Phillip Rayland Cranford Perri Dawn Crecl Robert Patrick Crews Connie Sue Crosby Dumont Crosby janice Denise Crosby Mary Katherine Cunningham William Michael Daly Clifford Darby James M. Daughtrcy Buddy A. Dads Cathy Dearman Stacy Lynn Derrick Catherine jean Doggettc Micheal Lamar Ducksworth Thomas David Dycss Steven Leroy Earnest Debra Ann Edmonson Robin Sue Elkins Charles Rayford Ellis Robert S. Ellis, jr. Richard Lee Evans Steven Monroe Fairchild john Paul Finnegan, Jr. Victor Allen Flowers I0 Lynn Flynt Michael Patrick Foley James Allen Ford, jr. Kenneth Brian Ford Archie L. Foster, III Cathy Denise Frazier james Morrison Fuller, jr. Patricia Ann Gaddy Dwight Dexter Gaines Mary Candy Steve Garvin Wendy Leigh Glenn jesse Dwight Could Lu Ann Graham Linda Gail Graves Deborah Griffin Ellis Cooper Gunnell Gamell Wilford Hall Wilda Undcan Hall Derrick Leon Hankins juanaree Harper Patricia Carol Harrington Willie C. Han'is David Robert Hassell Timothy John Headrick Cynthia Chyneise Heidelberg Thomas Hendricks Teressa Herrington Rickey Earl Hill Jack David Hilton Mary Catherine Holloway Charles Clayton Holifield Alex Andrew Ilouse David Eugene Houston Michael L. Howell Susan Ann Howell Elizabeth Joyce Hughes William VVarren Hughes Robert Davis Hunt Martha Karen Ilurst Pricilla Ann Husband Charles Ira Hutchinson, IV Bobby Darrell Hutto johnny james Hutto, r. Stephen Michalel Ishee Deborah Lynn jacks George W. jackson, Jr. Vivian Denice jackson Cary Anthony jasper La Nita Ann jasper inavf' Nil' -Q,--4' ge? 'ww 'IW vu-wiv Anthony Jerome Johnson Faye Acqunita Johnson James Allen Johnson Larry C. Johnson, Jr. Wayne Roderick Johnson Dwindlon Shenita i Jones Judy Paulette Jones Lan'y Jones Robbie Juanita Jones Allan R. Jordan Joyce Lynn Jordan Jack Blaine Keene Ronald Ray Keyes Roy Keyes Kathy Kay Kirkpatrick w 1 Janice Marie Knight Deborah L. Kriner James Herbert Lansdale, III Willie Dean Lane Sharon Cay Laurendine Bemice Lawson Elizabeth Ann Lawless Rose Marie Leggett Kimble Louise Lewis Stephen Noble Lewis Eugene Lilly Alice Ruth Lindsey julia Etta Littlepage Anthony Jerome Lockhart Monica Denise Logan Janie Lynne McCardle Ceni Patrice McCarty Kenneth Morley McCr0ry Dorothy Mae McCullum Sammy Wilson McCurtis Jemett L. McDonald Vernon Cleveland McDonald, jr. Ioan McDonnieal Michael Patrick McNamara janet McNeil Larry Jerome McSwain Leland Ray Martin james Edward Masters Patricia F. Melvin Ernest Lee Miller, Jr. Freeman Miller Gregory Lane Moffett Jenny Louise Moody Steven Blue Morgan Gregory Jerome Mosely 'hi' X l M ,Q .Z C X ,Q M, F vf NP ,--Q - Q M251 ff Lui.: jamie Lea Moye Terri Darlene Murrell Ellen Sue Myrick jane Bryant Neill Mary Uniee Newell Adelene C. Newsome Cynthia Illene Newton Judith Ann Nix Cheryl Lynn O'Brien Virginia Robin O'Neil Laura Katherine Page Kenneth Calvin Paige Lana jo Parker Pamela Joiner Patrick Monroe Calvin Pegram, jr. Vivian Delane Pitts Roger Porter Shirley Potter john jefferson Pranglin Randall Earl Purdum Edward Earl Rahaim, jr. Prentiss Agustus Rambin Daniel Michael Rayboum Mable Richardson Ronnie Richardson Connie jean Rikard Stanley Terrace Riles Gloria jean Roberts Cynthia Marie Robinson Sharon Denise Robinson Vivian Lorraine Rowzce Paul Marshall Samora Catherine Lavern Sampson Marsha Frances Sanderson Kerry Joe Sanders Darlene M. Saueier Alton Andre Scott Willie C. Seals, Jr. james H. Sellers Ronald William Sellers Scott Ellis Selman Robin Danita Sharp Vemesia Shelby Deborah Joyce Shoemake Richard Paul Shoemake Perry joe Sims Cary Leigh Slade Robert Cray Sloan Eamest Jerome Smith Cary L. Smith 'Q' s-.41 if-'v ant. Y. 'Ee if 5,115 ---JY Qui ..,,,,. Tyna Elizabeth Smith Laura Lynn Steinhoff Robert Mathis Stone Noel David Sullivan janet Marie Sumrall Judy Angela Tanner Donna jean Temple Margaret Dianne Temple William Emest Tew Charles Amette Thomas Robert Martin Thompson Lisa Tillery Thomas Russell Trulsen Lana Pauline Tuley John Ashton Tumbow Darrell jay Vaughn Deborah Lynn Vaughan Hilton O. WVade WVillard Jeffrey Waggoner George Michael NValclrop Harry Andrew Wfalclrup Susan Marie Walley Deborah Kay Walters Micheal Wayne Walters R. Comel Walters Robin Anita Walton Kenneth Karl Ward Henretta Wash Ricky Lynn W'atkins Deborah Ann VVheat Paula Jane VVheeler Vickie R. W'heelis Rhoda Rebecca Whittington Deborah Anne WVilliams Don 0'Neal Williams Linda Amell WVilliams Sherrill Diane Williams David Byron W'ilson Gwendolyn Anita VVils0n Ilene Marjorie Wilson jan Ruth VVinn Michael A. Worrell Zelma Ann WVright Susanne Elizabeth Wyrick Debra Joyce Yarbrough 32 Classes 'RT 'XML I Class Poem Schools by Buddy Waite School is ending now WVe have grown too old for games and too wise for pretending. I watch the faces of people I know or have known I sec them change turning their eyes to different sights and different horizons. And somehow I feel that I too have changed perhaps grown older or maybe just taller. And I wonder as the years may pass will the faces fade as they are threatening to now or when I move down thc road as far as my mind and will may take me could the faces stay to haunt me in happy corners I have learned to be a con when it comes to grades and a prophet when it comes to sorrow. I have learned of people and their ways what makes them smile and why they cxyg And I see some trying to be kings and even one trying to he himself and not knowing how. School is ending now and I have learned and I have learned. fr Q A v FN 4 I, fm? 33, 47 N 9 A .Vw 'ff Z ' Yi 155 , ' V I . A V , M VV 1 Q X:. V 11 5.4 vw W 1 6 , 5? A Cra uation 195 23 ., gf C wif' wx I Wi 1 'Q J ,V:. ,:f,: if f L' :LL . r' :A L? lt' if xy, 4 ez .h 1' f' , f J f Q 4 r 'Ek f W 19 '. ,, .,,, ii , , 3 .. 7 4 ? lbl K ' ' ' i- v 'Q ' if A' ITE i N Q gf ., I - A , ,,,. Q ' A A ff ' fg mi, f 4 Y- 1 . 'Q .. ' ,,'j 1 A wig, f ' 4:ivB5s. S' ' ' gr X gm ' , l A A' f Ap Q Ah Ii m. Y o c 4 g 5 3' i 5 6' ,. ' , ' Q i 1 1 . . n Ax 4 Abt a, ' 1' 413' '43 gas :mi , M315 -:F-NZ 1-Mfg iigfg 4! Sfl5g Q gk' t Wi ' fe? fi. F df 1 ' f ,als g X ibm enior Memories xy Clockwise from top, Graduation prac- tice brought different expressions to different facesg Zelma and Maria are really looking husyg Yes, Cary, you have to wear a cap, toog Everyone had to get some studying in, sometime, Lee Miller must he one of those dedicated people-he'll practice anywhere! 40 Classes fxyf, J Q F41 ff . i ff ' , L , G N i ,gX.?k hx ,ff xxx ,ff f-if fx ,Q ga 35 9 14, Q . .K i K I :,an,,,3X 4+ M it . miiztfiiiiiiilf 9....r'r Cloclcwise from top left: Lunch provided a good time for congregation outsideg Straight out of the 50'sg Rest periods were few and far betweeng M r. Howard had many opportunities to show his hairdressing ability. 42 Classes 'V '1llf7 , E Q SS K . WMJN' H2 Linda Elizabeth Bush Berry Lawrence Chesser rx 1 t fa: MI, Jia r A. K 0 Q i. :' . -a w , I ,l.? ? 5 E ' . ' ' rf- ' . r e gr nf -fa' -ig 5 A r L' ,'.. .L,. '--- f . f if Q ' Y A Q 1 ' 1 . M. ' lx A , Kenneth Calvin Paige Marsha Frances Sanderson Hal of Fame i David Robert Hassell Jamie Lea Move Cary Leigh Slade Zelma Ann Wright MM unior Class flicers 2 E 3 t ,G 2? . -ff-,a -- ' X. 31559, H Q., V,-1 ,Agg- Q -5- f :A 'I 5' 'gig H M ,, my - I ,rg ' 46 Classes ? af -...,... ,..w,-........ 5 452, wiffiggj Above, Left to Right: Caren Sibley-Vice President, Joy Fagan-Secretary!Treasurer, and Keith Paige-President. 5 E' Lmior Class avorites JT' my f Keith Paige Lisa Tyrone 47 Melanie Alley Grace Amos Dale Anderson Kay Anderson Tom Anderson Laurene Armstrong Annie Arrington john Lee Arrington Virgil Arrington Mary Austin Cary Avignon Leesanne Aycock Michael Bames Vickey Bames Bryan Barnett Stevie Bateman Charlie Bender Burny Bergin Dorothy Bilbrew Curtis Bingham Tony Bingham Angie Blackwell Debra Blakely Lizabeth Bond Terry Bond Everett Booth Beth Boteler Danny Boutwell David Boutwell Diana Bradford Rusty Bradford Mike Brady Larry Brashier Donna Brett Charles Bridges Billy Britt Boy Brown Earl Brownlee Melba Bruce Judy Bryant Mitch Bryant Bubba Busby Harry Bush Eddie Butler Gloria Butler Shane Byrd Billy Caldwell Michael Cameron Foster Campbell Debbie Carter Donna Case john Catron Terry Caves Betty Chain Sheriel Chambers Bonnie Chancellor 48 Classes Ann Marie Chandler Candy Chandler Walter Chandler Willie Chapman Anne Chesser Sarah Chesser Dreamer Chinn Clifton Cole Carolyn Coleman Greg Coleman Charles Collins jimmy Conner Mike Cook Iames Cooley Michael Cooper Tracy Creel John Crews Kenneth Crosby Sheila Crosby jo Ann Cross Bill Cunningham Carmen Currie Richard Currie Sheryl Daniels jamie Daugherty Janice Davis johnny Davis Larry Davis Michael Davis Howard Dennis Kathy Dennis Stacy Derrick Davis Dodd Judy Donald Tony Drummond Maurice Ducksworth Larry Durr Rae Ann Eggart Curwyn Ellender Lynette Ellis Michael Evans Tom Evans joy Fagan Cathy Fisher Garth Fisher Greg F osler Rodney Freeman Larry F rohman Edward Furgalack Dwight Gaddis Bobby Gaskin Kendall Gatlin Randy Graham Debbie Grim Donna Groves Robby Guthrie 49 Debbie Hall Susan Hall Scott Hamilton Rusty Harper Danny Harris Tim Harvey Yvonne Ilathorne Cynthia Heidelberg Gary Herring Hal Hill Robert Ilill Sharon Holder Martha Anne Holloway Karen Hoover Susan Iloward Anthony Hudson Millicent Hughes Ray Husband Greg Hutto Barbara Ingram Flora Jackson Jessie Jackson Johnnie Jackson Michael Jackson Barbara James Ronnie Jarvis Andy Jemison Mitch Jensen Jerome Johnson Lauren Johnson Linda Johnson Mike Johnson Ronnie Johnson Sarah Johnson Connie Jones Genice Jones John Jones Mark Jones Nolan Jones Sandy Jones William Jones Samuel Jordan Sherry Kazar John Keller Maderia Kelley Margo Kennedy Sandy Kennedy Charles Kersh Vickie Knotts Gregory Knox Bayless Landrum Judy Larkin Craig Ledlow Alice Lindsey Gwendolyn Lindsey Helen Lindsey 50 Classes Nell Lindsey Tommie Lockhart Russell Logan Annette Loggins Cindy Long Laurie Long Brian Lott Lynn McBride Juanita McClain Charles McCullum Deborah McCullum Ethel McCullum Monroe McCullum Sheila McGill Deborah McCruder Maurice McCruder Lisa McKenzie Mike McKenzie Emmanuel McKinnis Wayne McLain Tamera McMillan jim McNeil Aimee Mangum Lan'y Matthews Wes Mayers Owen Meyers Bemita Miles Kent Miller Andrew Moffett Delphine Moffett Kent Monroe Sharon Moody Deborah Moore Ann Morgan Irene Morgan Cale Mosely Mary Newell Terry Newell Charlotte Nix Mary Nixon Vonda Norris Rhonda Overstreet Phyllis Owens Tracy Pace Keith Paige Cheryl Parker Ceni Parker Lana Parker Monte Parker vVilford Patterson Patricia Peacock David Phillips David Pickering Karen Pilgrim Jessine Pollard Linda Polson 51 Richard Porter Beverly Portis Pam Powell WVillie Pugh Debbie Quave Rebecca Ratcliff Allyn Reeves jeff Reynolds Shirley Reynolds Mary Ann Rich jan Richardson Marilyn Robbins joseph Robinson Robin Robinson Daphne Rowzee Gail Ryan Patty Sanford Nancy Saul Bill Sauls Steve Seoper Sally Scott Eric Scrimpshire Jennifer Seals Michael Seals Barbara Shamburger Mike Shannon joey Sharplin Lisa Shepherd Belinda Shows Caren Sibley Denise Skelton Brian Sloan Anthony Smith Carolyn Smith Greg Smith Lynda Smith Melody Smith Ronnie Smith Sharon Smith Shauna Stanislaus Eddie Steele Diane Stone Harper Stone, Randy Sumrall Pam Taylor Dianne Temple Phillip Temple Terry Temple Lee Thames Janice Thigpen Clifton Thomas Linda Thomas Henry Thompson Cary Thomton Pina Thrash Dwight Tolbert 52 Classes fb 4 if 'l cv uw A if kv its 9 G 'J 'r f 5 S 'r . 'tl Am 'K Q' 19 L ,H Lisa Tyronc Vivian Ulmer Vicki Vamcr Rickey Vaughn Melinda Waites Karen Walker Clementine Walters Greg Walters Barbara Warren Robin Waters Danny Watkins joan Whatley Lonnie Webb Larry Wecms Anthony Welch Margo West Brock Westover Donna Wheat Robin Whitaker Eric White Brenda Williams Katie Williams Kent Williams Pam Williams Rickey Williams Steve WVilliams Cwen Wilson Ronnie Windham Mary VVindham Julie Winters Buddy Wood Lisa Wooten Steve WVyrick Jennie Yost Debbie Young Left: Michael Seals, hard at work. Above: Here's Vickey showing us her sweet 53 ' 4 4 M . , 52 f , f..m.,w 2 eq? ' gyms, 4Q1:,,,, V, ,Mk W r lx NP,.-4. LX'- Top Left: Everett caught watching the game?! Top Right: Miss Seefeld's happy helpers. Bottom Left: We nose what happened to Larry! Bottom Right: What is Annette doing? .2 -yy Sophomore Class fficers fb ,, ,af ? Q A iv tr , W9 P J ,, bgzu. 'P' km Q 'f 4 l A:' ' MN f' ,g:f'fgg, 1. , ,. Q. .M , f 56 Classes f f A Q , s vanadium Clockwise from above: Stacy Richardson-Vice President, Duncan Stone-President, and Karen Pate-Secretary!Treasurer. , al 1 Q Sophomore Class Favorites NN. as SS K 1 iss gf ss n sssyfs n Q sf Q sv? ,iss -f ' xsf X ss ues: Gill' israf lair Ngeffg ills' .Q nn?f'g fr al15 ss o s x ' R S51 f K A -all Q, Wat-misss Mario Adams Orlando Allen Janice Amerson Glen Anderson Trina Andrews Beola Arrington Cynthia Arrington john Ashworth Louise Atkins Charles Baker Bernita Ball Claudia Barber Linda Barlow Darlene Bames Tony Bames Arthur Barnett Danald Barnett Dana Barrett Reba Bean Bill Beckman Linda Bell Marilyn Belt Mike Bergin Dena Bisnette David Blackledge Dawn Blackledge Robin Blackledge Greg Boone Mike Boone Lissa Boston Carolyn Bounds Pamela Bounds Trina Bowie Dorothy Boyd Tammy Boyd Linda Boykin Barbara Breland Bill Broadway Denise Broadway Myrtis Bruce Charles Bruner janice Bryant Ann Buchanan Clint Burton Stevie Burton Kathy Bush Mike Bush Patricia Bush Bernie Butler joseph Campbell Mike Campbell Debbie Cantrell Denny Caraway julie Carr Penny Castle Curtis Catron 58 Classes David Chancellor Diana Chandler Leslie Chandler Anthony Chapman Thomas Chapman Mike Cheek Carl Chesser Mark Childers Linda Chisolm Alice Christian Lawrence Clanton jackie Clark Lisa Clark Tim Clark Deborah Clayton Ike Clayton jo Ann Clayton john Clayton Thomas Cole Alicia Coleman Cindy Colin Robert Collins Charles Combest Martha Conner Clennis Cooley Jerry Ann Cooley Arthur Cooper Deborah Cooper Donna Craven Sharon Craven Steve Crawford Amber Crisp Chris Cunningham John Cunningham Karen Daly Janine Damlouji Darrell Davidson Dale Davis Ron Davis Gina Davis Milton Davis Sammy Davis Sandye Dearman Paul Decker Charles Dennis Ann Dial Pam Dickson Wallace Dillon Rhonda Dolan Ester Donaldson Kay Dubose Buddy Duke Dwight Dukes Irene Durr Kim Eades Larry Eamest 59 James Edwards Napoleon Edwards Tim Ellzey Beth Entrekin Ricky Fanner Bryan Fenton james Fielder Lisa Finch Jennifer F lynt jimmy F lynt Timmy Flynt Caesar Gaddis Gwen Galaher Vicki Galligan Karen Gambrell Tony Candy Robin Garcia Randy Gardner Mike Garland Jeffery Garner Patricia Gavin Kay Germany Anthony Gibbs Geneva Gilliam Chuck Goldman Karen Coleman Alvin Gore Ginny Gough Robin Grannell Dawn Graves Becky Grim Jimmy Guthrie Rodney Hambrick Hazel Harger Larry Harper Ann Harrington Robert Harris Johnnie Hawthome Kathryn Heidelberg Nancy Hendricks jaunine Henderson Sherra Henderson Teresa Hill Gloria Hinton Mary Etta Holden Anita Holifield Debbie Holifield Pam Holifield Tammy Holifield Kenneth Horne Terry Hosey Belinda Houston Freddie Howard Edele Howze Sheila Husband Tommy Huston 60 Classes Qi 2 Q, JE' --1 g i if we , DMG, E: wif E-Yin Q, ,L ,,,,.. , A '1'. 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V i .qmaiyv ,. .v,M an-gffrg u W, , w i' :ig 'ci-7? ' is i N 'f-4 J ji gli Ext ...JI-5 ' :E ,in X 65 YK 12 N5 E Altrusa Club Awards Laurel B 61 P W Award Jeanette Wisner Award Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Science Award American Legion Awards DAR Citizenship Award P.T.A. Modem Language Award Three Arts Club Award Leadership Awards: Perfect Attendance David Lopez Award Cold Key Art Award Knights of Pythias Awards Star Teacher-Pupil Cathy Frazier, Faye johnson, Ken McCrory, Dwight Gaines Janet Sumrall joan McDonnieal jodee Flynt Johnny Hutto Marsha Sanderson, Kenneth Paige Zelma Wright Thomas Evans jim Clinton Seniors: jamie Moye, Kenneth Paige, Marsha Sanderson and Cary Slade Juniors: Anne Chesser, Connie jones, Keith Paige and Lisa Tyrone Sophomores: Trina Andrews, W'allace Dillon, Tineke Low and Steve Morris. 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Q,-.ef A :ea v'Fx'Hf sf 'I i ,ffffsgffx '35 ,- am.: ' si ' ,i Q ai, ,aa if Q1 a,,,gi..gf3K J . EQV. . Q, .K - I -k'L ' my , Q? J l 1 .Q k 1' -4. 1 K Wifi J' Above left, Coaches Blair, Bergalowski, and Boler study the action on the Held. Below, Team Doctor: Dr. james Waites Below: COACHES: top row left to rightg Chct Bcrgalowski, Scott jones, Doug Boler, H.N. Showsg Bottom rowg Bill Bryan, George Blair-Heatl Coach. 75 Tim Headrick Bob Thompson David Hilton Bob Stone Bobby Ellis Anthony johnson Bill Tew Michael Chinn Ira Anderson Kenneth Ward Brent Benson Greg Caraway 76 Sports 1974-75 WP is M' ff' ,-- i-- if B M T eeee g 7 an X were 4 Q Nw 3 '3 2 ' yi n t y7a n B . ' .... a.,. Q Tomado Seniors , Q gf ' is -x nnsne ' . LL , il LA is A V i Cooper Cunnell Ricky Shoemake 8. Randy Cessna A is +V WML.. Nl. W h 3 I , . I V mf E 4 A Mike Howell Dwight Tolbert Lawrence Chesser al s s .,,. 7 G2 I .A s Y s' 2 'W 4 frm i snsn Q jack Keene r Marty Bergin V A eff., Ronnie Brandon R ' 'Y ' 1 V 1 V - Y in 'G y as A I -:,,,, , AA.. Ki- is F V I 1 N: - F , , 4-, ww -Q 5, V Ronald Ray Keyes A james Ducksworth V 4 W ol K L 4 - John Adamson . , . Q . :xy l H . A 1 i?g? s s .W i .g..: . A , at V. A? y , if XR sy.l , yo. gs, . 77 ,gs sua -nn First Row T Harvey B Busby E Steele Porter R C uthrxe K WV1ll1ams R Iogan Second Row L Brashler C Collins L Kelley T Drum- Meridian-O, Laurel- 14 The Meridian Wildcats became first to fall prey to the mighty Tomadoes in 1974. Meridian came to town boasting about their superstar team but left sad losers of a 14-0 game. Behind the hard running of David Hilton and Tim Head- rick, Laurel ripped the Wildcats for fourteen points while shutting out a supposed powerful offense. ... - Sophomore Team Members: Left to Right: First Row: Fielder, C. Anderson, B. Anderson, C. Cunningham, C. Rahaim, WVestmoreland, A. Core, Second Row: WV. Simmons, L. Holifield, D. Pitts, D. Caraway, R. Farmer, B. Duke, S. Lamar, C. Bruner, I. Clayton --'Sb ?' 'q' Q 'D as 1 7-Q 79 -35 .3 . . if K . Pascagoula-0, Laurel-27 Laurel traveled to Pascagoula next where they combined a tough running game and hard-nosed defense to pick up their second victory. Joe Porter ran for two touchdowns and Tim Headrick ran for the other rushing tally. Randy Cessna snagged his first touchdown pass as Laurel rolled up twenty seven points against the Panthers. Biloxi-0, Laurel-10 Against Biloxi, The Tornado defense recorded their third shutout in as many games while Laurel took over the No. 1 position in the state. The incomparable defense were the stars of the 10-0 contest as they cut off every drive the In- dians had. Randy Cessna caught his second touchdown pass and Tim Headrick boomed a 32 yard field goal to insure the win. 80 Sports is .. Hom. K , . ' will I Q 1: f sz - 1 .adunm aw sw Num. .1 V .... 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' VKNN imma- was v, 83 - Hx ! , ' , N' ' 'W' Laurel-43, Picayune-14 The Picayune Tide rolled into Watkins Stadium but after Laurel piled up 43 points to their 14, the Tide was truly out. Randy Cessna had his finest night, leading all scorers with three touchdowns. He was followed by Mike Howell, Tim Headrick, and Mike Cook who ran for one TD a piece. The defense made a fine showing by record- ing their second safety and halting the Picayune offense. Q . + f ss spam 1 Hattiesburg-0, Laurel-34 The Tornado defense finished the year as they began it, shutting out a tough offensive team in the 34-0 stom- ping of Hattiesburg. joe Porter had a three touchdown evening which was almost matched by Tim Headrick's two tallies. The win gave Laurel the Central Big Eight Championship and boosted them into a playoff for the South State. The Tornadoes also brought the coveted jug back to Watkins by beating the Tiger team in the annual rivalry. 'f f ! N .4 ' , ' an ,..- vi 'W W xx ' Q nf f V.. 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' K .fc M. o r e n M Z , 31 f ,P'.f, ,Af 5, ,,.W I ' ff X H M.. ' M- 1 , N i wi, ., f ,vm W, I 'mn f 5 'H ' I .I 'V 1, M1 .1W+f- ,- . I A ' 4 : i if Ei' 92 Sports E 3 LAUR W. 40 Clockwise from below: Roger Porter, Phillip Cranford, David Hassell. 31- ,Y Q .. ,pf I S I AAU ai T 93 Tomadoes complete a winning season. The Laurel basketball team, a team that was terribly underrated, climbed out of the Big Eight cellar and finished with a respectable, 13-12, overall record. The Nader Cagers werenit expected to do much but they were causing quite a lot of excitement in the race for the District Five title. They beat Meridian, but finally lost in a close one to South jones in the semi-finals of the tournament. Coach Rob- bie Carr's roundballers utilzed their quickness and outside shooting plus some outstanding hustle to capture their victories. Many of the starters were seniors who provided the needed leadership through- out the year. That plus the tremendous effort the team gave made the difference in the season. Right: David Hassell lays in two in the district tournament. Below, left to right: bot- tom row-Cliff Darby, Roger Porter, Kenneth Marshall, Larry Durr, middle row- Larry Weems, Rodney Freeman, Phillip Cranford, Robert Sloan, Anthony Nicholson, top row-Tim Harvey, Greg Walters, David Hassell, Anthony Robinson. 94 Sports .qu-updlvw E 2 E , 'ig . M.. M Q. UA ll 1,1 4 , . : u n bd .15 wg . ,v Varsity Tornadoes in Action Clockwise from right: Greg WVulters tosses in u big scoreg Cliff Darby shows the enemy why he is the most feared guard in south Mississippig Cliff slips in a lay-up through the lmckdoorg Larry Durr fires a jumper as Darby sets for the reboundg David Hussell tosses in u frecbie'. Y' A M is Q X WX s 96 Sports qu-gli! -Dx 1-H,-N iz mi W , ff.. J , p P ii 'J- 1 if M llll A JL 'M f ,---1 .,,,,, , , A , Wiz? if H43 AWK-Mm! .y , ,w-Nxv unior Varsity has 13-4 season Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel Laurel State Line North Natchez West Jones Meridian Picayune Hattiesburg South Natchez North Natchez Picayune Hattiesburg Brookhaven Brookhaven Meridian McComb Northeast South Natchez McComb Murrah ,145 Q ' 1, Q if ,5 ,Sars L 98 Sports was -5 Left page, top: Jen! Thigpen slips ll shot by Picayuneg below: Tornado JV, left to rightg first row-Thomas Cole, Kim McCoy, Timmy Taylor, YVillie Richardson, Clay Milsap, Carl McClendong second row-Dale Davis, Theo- dore Thompkins, Alvin Core, Jeny Thigpen, Edell Howzeg third row-Greg ory Lowe, Alvin Stewart, Carl Mclnnis, Cornell W'ilkins, Kim McCoy. Right page, left-Clay Milsap puts up a high jumperg below-Dale Davis fires in two points from the right of the key. V A- 99 Y Tornado Baseball Coach Bergalowki's hard hitting baseball team did very well in their 1975 season, fin- ishing l2-7, before losing to Meridian in the division playoffs. The team was made of all- star material and had the basis of a champion- ship ballclub. Senior Ronald Ray Keyes had a tremendous season on the mound as he han- dled the pitching load. junior leftfielder, Tim Harvey, led all hitters for the second year running by topping the .400 average mark and Norman Cranford led the pitchers with a 3-0 record on the year. as 65, 6 1 V1 li . 43 li U .. Y' - ww-. if ,. MY -.1',k ,Ja - N , ' .f W' 15,444 4 at Y' ,, 4 , H-'A 1 . ' H , -, , i - W ,W , , , . E 1 W 'W Q' ra 1 if J F , 4 ' + 5 ' 4' 1 M ff-ww f 7 2 f Q We W A -H s W, as A ,, wk? K 4 Magi? r ':'- 'I', ,':f, ' 100 sports t ni 2 'iw ,gi B a H' ,, S ,, in M' 181 'K ,vb 4 all D N iw Q -f ' 542 sr . 1? ',-- .a ., s ...gi ra. Top: Eddie steadics for the pitchg Middle: Dale Davis blasts a hit against Hattieshurgg Bottom: Bubba Busby draws an bead on the fa- A tater . ' Q ' 'Y if ' Nui ..., - ing-Q A .. 4 - ,,,.,..n- , E kr .. . rf--'vm 102 Sports ,AWG , y W ,A f I A rg, ..t,Vrk- ,, A ,O A I h l V . .V W , , ,, 'f K 5 -'Z-. .4 P . , A ' - .., , V I -'F '.' 6.41 is H - 2 --435, k.,X.f,1, ' 5-Q, s , V 'ft' Aj-fm' -fw My - QM' W N 5 ' -. 2,gNAj' '-A ,fr WT M , V, f- fri f div . W , , ,,', 1' A ., 'a-'Qsw If -'Av yniv -, Y V , V L, ,.W -,,q, , f ' ,, ,mr H : , J A , ,I . A, V,-Wy, A 4 is I A , ,M Vw. ,A ,V ,pw AA if 'cm-'Iii Z it - . .f't'-1? W2 , , B t.42l:-5552 .5515 and f ts'is fg,.,, yi- sss, fig? fm ' 1 4 ..., , Q, . 4 x - ,, f -5'--f ,,,, , S 1. f '1 Qffeuf ,5'4:t: :if:f7T .317 , .5 ,,L.,,.,, f, ,.,,, ,Sz 1,4 25,4 'bf , va- Clockwise from below: The game requires much energy on the PINES g Baseball fans are among the most dedicatedg Buddy Duke slrolls back to the dugout. a ff, ,Aff x Xf. 5.34 Mir, i!.Q,,Bf,iiQ.M, gb-,Mi , W, .NA Z , , AV 1 , , 'g,f'W5,f wr-v.xZf'Af1'1,' ' , g zf,,,,,,, 3.4, 3, , I, A-.WW , - , , 5, Hi. 'Nd' X 103 19 5 Tornado Bo si rack The boys' track team completed an enthusiastic year with several tracksters giving tremendous effort and showing promise. Coach Doug Boler's thinclads wrapped up their season by placing sixth in the District 5-AA track meet. Two underclassmen, sophomore Bo Myrick and junior Gary Her- ring, qualified for state in their events and stood out for in- dividual honors. Myrick finished second in the high jump and Herring breezed to a third place finish in the mile run to move themselves into the state meet. Counter-clockwise from below: Theodore jordan flies in the long jumpg Coach Boler oversees the thinclad activities from the stands as Ike Clayton awaits his eventg Charles Bruner keeps up with the baton for the relay teamg Randy Cessna springs from the board. LE -S 104 Sports ,fav,,, W X g ,gig 'K' :V .1 I F Clockwlse from the left Tum Headrlck vaults to new helghts Alvm Core prac tices his baton handolfg Cessna and Mike Cook style in their warmupsg Ike Clay- ton puts the shot way out there. 105 Thincladders are enthusiastic. Clockwise from right: Michael Pierce hurls the discusg Greg Lowe jumps in district competitiong Mike McKenzie and Larry Brashier rake the pits after each jumpg Low, . A ,Q 'E , -MM , Clayton, Pierce, and jordan await results in field competition. 4' -I W .JEQQY ,145 -ai .i, 7.27 106 Sports it ,,. ' -f a X fr GQ 5 ,S '7 :wwf S W X , X +-flrigfiklisi ,WK Q- A .. , Nw , ,,LAA -' .L Q1 5 . .Q .- -X , - , 1 ' fi 5 9' , M, Girl thinclads go to State Track Meet. Clockwise from right: Carolyn Bounds displays winning form in the high jumpg Shira Womack takes the baton from Ethel McCullum in the 4400 440 relayg Brenda Rowzee really leaps in the long jumpg Tammy McMillan moves on down the track. .Bs-.2 f ,5,. mm- . Q , 'S Mx fl' , ., ',,t 'A W wg, Q we , ,L , , ,Q Q E 4'-ri? K 5'fi'2wi ' J 108 Sports - Nz -.. W Wie 5 fi ..- .. ,,.. 'f- aet Y f Again Vxhgiki ,,1t ..r.. . X ' ' Q 0 '-2' 37 - wir-Q, 'C W' fr 53 WN - M T if a ., M., A A 1--'122-Eze? Q - Q, 4 Q-H5 'iv 4, Q . l' A is f gl 5 xsl Q., '- f, s,.,g,. V!,5.,,14e9ff??.4,Lg 3,4 fn? In Lrv, t ,. L f,.v'l7I3 ':5 'fif!'?6 b s--gf 5 Ll-'A .-'G gf, , E 64' I A 4 Y Q ' Eb ' Y XR -we 'V . - . ' Clockwise from below: Ethel strolls back to the blocks after running 50 yardsg Carolyn concentrates on her jumpg Evelyn McCullum leaps over the pits for an winning broad jumpg Tammy sets to jump over the pole. s In 'Ui . yi- 109 1975 ornado Tennis Right photo, first row: Dawn Blackledge, Alice Christian, Lee Ann Liberto, Pam Holifield, Sheilar Hampton, Kendall King, Lisa Tyrone-Manager. Second row: johnny Hutto, Rodney Chancellor, William Stone, Mark Morgan, Harper Stone, john Crews, Gary Avignon, Bill Tew-Manager, Randy Purdum. A K K X . Q- N. . ' m4..:: 555' M V: . i. M , W eg P .,g,,':,f tr t L Q .F ii ' i' is W? isis 5 L V WN L, 110 spores Lamel wins the state championship. The most productive sport for Watkins in the past year was the tennis played by our tennis team. They returned from the class A-AA competition held in Jackson with a state championship and two state champions. In her first year, sophomore Alice Chris- tian worked her way to the top in Cirls' Singles while seniors johnny Hutto and Jodee Flynt teamed up to take their victory in mixed doubles. Laurel also cop- ped the District 5, South Big Eight, and Big Eight boys singles titles with Randy Purdum doing the ho- hors. Purdum lost in the semi-finals of the State Cham- pionship although he won every other tournament he competed in. sa-:ww ' , i., .. gif, ,V Left page, clockwise from below: State girls' champion Alice Christian returns a serve against Hattiesburg, Randy Purdum, Big Eight boys' singles champ, pauses for water between sets, Duncan Stone sets as johnny Hutto serves in boys' doubles action against Hattiesburg, jodee Flynt aces on her service. Right page, clockwise from left: B-singles action finds Rodney Chancellor re- tuming a serve that just hit in bounds, State mixed doubles champs johnny Hutto and jodee Flynt are elated over their victories in Jackson, Sheilar Tape Hampton backhands a service as Pam Holifield looks on in B-team girls' doubles action. lll Clockwise from right: Larry F rohman concentrates on the game as the ball approaches his partnerg Harper Stone and Marguerite Tew played B-team Mixed Donhlesg Lee Ann Liberto serves an ace in mixed doubles competitiong Mark Morgan returns with a back- hand as Cary Avignon checks his formg Randy Purdum returns one of his smashing back- handsg Kendall King seems to enjoy the challenge of returning a hall with her bacldiand. N .. 112 sports ffffffn 5 351534 i'e' lid f '11, , 41? jf , any A if riee 3 3 5 iififtf 'wi Kg 4 ' if f 5 y ' 1 1 Q . ' 4 2- - e ' ' ' G 3 ff Q J A I1 . N' 1 ? :XJ :+gr121 .55:E:gQr -F if A Y , 1975 Tomado Golf QI: ,, A A .l1: V 5' lfmh Above, left to right: Danny WVat- kins, Mark Childers, Tommy Rob- erts, Mitch Jensen, Chris Easter- woodg Second row: Rusty Trulsen, Bill Caldwell, Jerry Wierneik, Mark jones, David Shoemake, Ken- neth Ward. Far left: Boney Child- ers hlasts from the trapg Left: Big'un Kenneth Ward displays line putting funn. 113 Clockwise from above: Bill Caldwell chips onto the grecng jerry Wierneik blasts from the sand trapg David Shoemake displays perfect trap formg Rusty Trulsen fires an iron shot to thc greeng Mitch Jensen sets to blast from the trapsg Tommy Roberts tees a long shot to the fairwayg Chris Easter- wood moves the sandg Mark jones, putt is just short of the holeg john Udall fires a fairway woodg Danny Watkins putts in a gimmec . 114 Sports E m E ag' .1 'Ht . gf 14' 5 'MVQVSL WX, yy. u J i: Af fi H :wil .. -4 T gg? .rw Y . QW , SIE F .Aww 'L Q 53 i .W ,, A l S V EEXHSWEX g g 1 33 I I x 5 L lf! x ff- lin, ,uv will M4 N Q Ma- 1' :Al 4 aa w ai ,W ,, 4 a 1 w P ? 4 ' w 4 -1, 'W W Q 1975 KU, lub Banquet USE DOOR K Clockwise from above: Roger likes the idea of a posed shotg guest speaker Bud Whitehead, coach for the New Or- leans Saints, is Ethel taking all of the trophies????? Turn around and smile for thc camera, Randyg jamie always has to get her two bitsi' in. 6 120 Sports QQ., QL you of 4 Us lit! V00 QQ! agn- ,K v ' u U f v 0J i uU .'k:'nA,:!, ,nv fm f qs' 'ligg , aa,,' '04, 1 5 'K- 0 S Q ,',J1i -u11,. ,,.,,.,, X I N I 1 og 1 ' Q vgJU'i,' , ruspjmt ,,nus,tf. t AQ Sports Awards KENNY CARTER MEMORIAL AWVARD RICKY SHOEMAKE FOOTBALL Headhunter Awards-Larry Brashier and Kent Williams Scholastic Award-Lawrence Chesser Sportsmanship Award-Greg Caraway Most Improved Back-David Hilton Most Improved Lineman-Ronald Ray Kev es Most Valuable Defensive Player-Michael Chinn Most Valuable Offensive Player-Tim Headrick BASKETBALL Best Rebounder-David Hassell Best Defensive Player-Roger Porter Mr. Hustle-Robert Sloan Most Improved Player-Ernest Weems Most Valuable Player-Cliff Darby TENNIS Most Improved Girl-jodee F lynt Most Improved Boy-Johnny Hutto Most Valuable Cirl-Alice Christian Most Valuable Boy-Randy Purdum GOLF Most Consistent-Mark jones Most Improved-Mark jones Most Valuable-Rusty Trulsen CIRLIS TRACK Most Improved-Carolyn Bounds Most Points Scored-Ethel MeCullum Most Valuable-Ethel McCullum BOY'S TRACK Most Improved-Cary Herring Most Points Scored-Randy Cessna Most Valuable-Randy Cessna BASEBALL Most Valuable-Randy Cessna BASEBALL Highest Batting Average-Tim Harvey Most Improved-Bob Stone and Mike Daly Best Hustler-David Hilton Best Pitcher-Norman Cranford Most Valuable-Ricky Shoemake FEATURE -os, 95552 '56 ,av 11 2 . Ai x -so A- A4., A . H 4' 'l '-r - f' - - .. 'r -S,-wwf, . - s. ,' '. .., ', Q g , 1- ,gn--,hy 1 .HI t.- - amhf- - -,lf --4-.faq-J'5.',g,,.' -7 - 1, g - -,D .- . M, ' ,, , ff-fs. - ,. 'Q-fi 1 - .- A -,gb -, - 3 ' ' 4. F 'l?1,,s. I, :C ' ..- N -gm V ru Tornado Da The student council sponsored Tornado Day as a type of homecoming full of festivities. These events included: a special pep rally, a homeroom decorating contest, selection of sweethearts by the Senior football players, a parade, and an exciting football game with McComb. Clockwise from right: Bubba Busby speaks for the team at the pep rallyg Debbie Shoemake was selected as one of the twenty-four sweetheartsg junior Colden Girls add spirit to the paradeg Homerooms entered a door decorating contestg The band led the parade. S 1 NU' 5 is-3: 5 a -5 fag l sf- 12fl Features 'a-JT 4-we : 5 f Q' mfr pf ie' E 5 X Pep Rally Clockwise from below: Silly Sophomores participate in a skitg Coach Blair encourages a big tumout for the gameg Janet McNeil portrays Little Miss Muffetn in the cheerleaders' skitg Ocie Ducksworth says tame the Ti- gersng Nancy Goosel' tells Nader Nursery Rhymesg Brent Benson says, Spit in your own can, Dawg! , um, ,W , W V,,, A4-nfs Q, f r r f roy 125 Tomado Day Parade Clockwise from top: Band members make last minute preparations for the paradeg Pam Patrick ral- lies spiritg Annual staffers say, torture the Tigers! P-...MAN s,, s. xgxtxih fi. ,,,,.,,,,mM-5-f'Y W w LI!! Fa 5' ,- in W? 126 Features ' If 55317 ' u I .- al ff KVI pe' C73 MMMMMMM -if , K.-Q 54 I 1 Nia... f 'E 'W-... x l urfffl' 4 Counterclockwise from top: jolly junior Cheer- leaders display Nader Spiritg ROTC colorguard led the paradeg Spanish Club had plenty of spiritg the main attraction of the parade was the sweetheartsg Shana Sanders decorates the Sophomore Colden Cirl car. ,Q-Q In 127 Each of the twenty-four sweethearts chosen by a senior football player was honored on Tornado Day by the Stu- dent Council. Corsages were presented to them that morn- ing and during halftime of the game the girls received a football drop and rose. Clockwise from right: Tim Hcadrick selected jamie Moyeg Vickie Wheelis was Ira Anderson's sweetheartg Marty Bergin chose Debbie Shoemakcg Ronnie Brandon picked Robin OiNeilg Sabrina Martin was Anthony Johnson's choiceg Bob Thompson selected Pam Patrick. -52+ fn 1974-75 Football Sweethearts 1. -ff-'N .ft 55' 4 XT. Ii! X x .,.. 6 I - QP A is I .v I, WO' , 'f'1',f fb, 128 FEATURES V Y , 77, , .a 1 4 un gf.: Q! 358,15 Q K x S 'i Y' X 'PORK I!! 5 . 4 'Q 3 '-' x?s'.-B 3 ,s . 'W-0 , 'oi- - .v , , nf 'f' n, 1 fn il ig-1 0 if.. 5 44 . Y in 'N '5' Y, ' I 5-1' i' N ,A Q ,, , , . , f ,.,,7f7fM ff ' J ff 'ii' J. ,g L ff 5 , 4 5 Q ,f . ii 'W' f A R, 4,1 , W ..,V 4 -..' -.., 7'0+ afar' 32 , , - A-gn . , . ,f Qt A A uni ww. ! 1 3- A M gn, . .ff mn K .fu ,, I H. 4 ,uf xf' zT 'n 4 yi 1 , f s -19' if EW 4? 5 '. -1 Y X AQ .sf-.l 4 'Syn x.. , E 'NN v Clockwise from right: David Hilton selected Anne Chesser for his sweet- heartg Lana Parker was picked by Mike Howellg Bob Stone chose VVencly Clenng John Adamson picked Barbara Ingramg Randy Cessna's sweetheart was Susanne Wyrickg jack Keene's choice was Robin Walton. 'Q Q- ew jf, M. Ln if ' swk 2, ,wee , W, N. f if, Q ' R , J - 5' f Q S' N' ' .1 i', 4 W A A 2, 130 Features e.'?' -' L gz, A l 'xx lm' g 'Nfl 11 rzliv 9 NT ef 1 fc is f- J. X Q., . 1,.f ,.,- SW W , I if 1-fi 11 9 F Clockwise from left: Bobby Ellis' choice was Sarah Clarkg Kenneth Ward chose Marsha Sandersong Greg Caraway picked Lisa Tyroneg Kathy Kirk- patrick was chosen hy Brent Bensong Esther Donaldson was james Ducks- worth's sweetheartg jane Neill was Ricky Sh0emake's choice. 131 -fri i a H o un z R Q N .QM U .nMwW,m.,,,,,,,,, YF, mi M Q, ,., c: rv- an 4 Z 'rw Q -n 0 S N I .Q C, ci: C' -Q4 Y rx: . Q, rn my A E 50's Da Where were you in ,52? Slicked-back hair, knee-length skirts, straight-legged pants, bobby socks, and rah-rah's roamed Watkins, halls on 50's Day. Picayune was met with ubossv spirit as the Naders bopped to a 43 to 14 victo1'y. ,fim- A, Ulf' ix: fy x av 1 9' x...! E' vu U ' i W Counterclockwise from top: Sunshades, ducktails, and pony-lails filled the gym at the 50's-style pep rally, LHS Cheerleaders revived such cheers as Roca-Chien-Boom, Some motely boppcrs lounge around in the way, Jamie Moye urges fans to board the freight train to vicloryg 50's Day was keen for alll. 'digg I 133 Red and Gold Review Celebrating Toda lv was the theme of the annual Red and Cold Re- view. R.H. Watkins ghowsto pers and Laurel High Singers presented musical memories and singabllje son? of the past and present. Throu h magic humor, and harmony melo ies of vaudeville, depression, tie armed forces, and patriotism gave the audience a taste of the truly American song. Clockwise from top: Debbie Grim sings With a Song in My Hearing the l-leview's grand finale was sung by the Laurel High Singersg vaudeville days produced such tunes as Musical M0on g the audience's attention was caught hy Put WVallace's I've Cot Lovef' 134 Features sa X ex? 5,3 as A V Q NNE ? up 'if' 'QM 4 Clockwise from top: Pat VVallucc and the boys perform to Bill Bai- leyf' the Showstoppers saluted America's armed forcesg the Good Ole Summertime was reminisccdg We could hear the voices ringingng the show was narrated by Beth Boutwell. 136 Features Clockwise from below: Ain't WVe Got Fun? g music of the seventies l , Y, was revivedg they sailed on Moonlight Bayug the invitation to cele- brate is issuedg my Country 'Tis of Thee. 137 'Wil J., K I vans:-wa-Q 1 7: ,,,,, f Backstage Clowckwise from below: Black is beautifulig Life is full of surprisesig In- stant beznityg Does Clinton need help?g james Edwards was u lighting techniciang Last minute instructions before opening night. ilsnvnqig 139 With star-spangled costumes and sets, together with Yankee Doodle energy, George MV, filled the R.H. Wat- kins auditorium on February 27th, 28th, and March lst. The life of George M. Cohan was depicted through acting, in singing, and tap dancing. Countereloekwise from below: The four Cohans tap to the ranks of Broad- wayg All Aboard for Broadwayng For Georgieis a jolly good fellow. 140 Features 1 1 f'l1 frlif F L ul George M. Cohan .......... ........................ J im Clinton jerry Cohan ............. Nellie Cohan ......... ......... Josie Cohan ....... Ethel Levey ..... Agnes Nolan .... .........Ricky Watkins .Denise Childers ..........Marsha Sanderson .. .................... Joy Fagan ..........Jamie Moye Fay Templeton ....... ........ D ebbie Grim Rose Freddie ....... Walt ................ Sam Harris ....... Ma Templeton ......... Secretary .......... Albee .......... Behman .......... Director ......... Archie ......... Hank ....... ........Babs James .Stevie Bateman ...Johnny Davis .......Frank Burton .......jodee Flynt .. ............. Carolyn Smith .......Harvey Breazeale ..........David Meyers .......Owen Meyers ..............Stan Riles ...............Steve Scoper Mayor ............................................................. Harvey Breazeale X, 1 ? Clockwise from below: I've got a score to settle with my familyug Here it is-itls Broadway! 0h! You Wonderful Boy g I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy. 141 George goes to Broadway As the four Cohans worked their way to Broadway they met directors, producers, dancers, singers, and other theatrical per- sonalities. Ceorge promoted his name from small vaudeville bookings to the lights of Broadway. Clockwise from right: Any tune like Yankee Doodle simply sets me off my noodleg Down by the Erie, there waits my galg The office of Cohan and Hanisg I'd rather be right than influentialg I love the name Billy. 142 Features . ,, , ,ff W, f'f' -f -'M 'N i ' ' -x. a .fl -'N Clockwise from below: For it way Maryg It lacks cohesiveness, Mr. Cohang See them stroll on Broad- wayg Popularityg A bit of Twentieth Century Love. a , 11 l? 143 Fantastic Finale There were good times and bad for Georgie, but in the end he came through as the Yankee Doodle Dandy that he always was. Clockwise from right: Have you ever been kissed through a wel hunch of beelsiwg Did you ever see two Yankees part upon a foreign shore?g Sweet g The boys were all wild about Nellie Kelly. 144 Features Af' I J' 1 -kg S ! x 34 lf alla x . 4' ib Q 'gg fi - w .uri My x ' S' 2 9 5 Backstage Bustles Many students made up the backstage crew and through their behind-the-scene work, the show ran smoothly. Much hustle and bustle for on-stage performers, as well as off, went on to make everything ready for . . . the curtain. Clockwise from right: The pit tunes up for George M!'s', Overtureg Stage Crewg Mr. Howard helps backstagcg Mr. Cox becomes expert at Gibsons and curls. 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'sig an E yn' ff' 1 'xv -4 'fr N, MAY: Lisa Tyrone ,S f JULY: Marguerite T JUNE: Nancy Saul Co as V.: -W ' ' 'U' 4lif5-fin Q' AUGUST: Faye johnson W B A .L., W A ag. gk X . 'Q .' ig k ian . fy Qi- M A1 A ,,,. fx, L f -iv: . x ia.5'ffi3f5'z4K'1' - 'ill fi.- 4 W 149 3 4 Q A .fi SEPTEMBER: jamie Moye I OCTOBER: Tricia Bush f if 150 Features NOVEMBER: Nancy Hendricks DECEMBER: Pam Patrick The Velveteen Rabbit Q Q rf cw av 43 Z Q Q ,,. ,, .'..:: ., 1? l pg ,sqft as 'it.:mw. I ff V it Spring saw the auditorium filled with those young at heart who came to view the annual childreifs play-,The Velve- teen Rabbit. Bunny rabbits, tin sol- diers, blocks, and other inhabitants of the toy closet were brought to life by the Dramatics class. Clockwise from left: Toys readied themselves for the opening curtaing Ricky was the proud owner of the Velveteen Rabhitg The toys were hard on the Velveteen Rahbitg The Velveteen Rabbit was a trial for Nannag Jerome was the Hippie Ilaref' 151 ctivities K V qv 'V' fvhy 'ur Q vp V N gi s Q 5 f I I X? 1 'F 0'?. 'ith Q .- ', 1 A ' - E Q -1-...,m,t .8 I F 'ixfk T ' .i... tudent Council Student Council: The Student Council is composed of six representatives elected hy each class, the Student Associa- tion officers, and the class presidents. Among the activities of the Student Council sponsored by Mrs. D. Kimble and Miss E. Snipes was the annual Tornado Day parade. Wat- kins was also host for the 1975 Mississippi State Association of Student Councils Convention. The Student Council also sponsored Mr. jug, furnished refreshments for Teacher Ap- preciation Week, and worked with Career Night. Top Photo: Standing-Diana Chandler, Secretaryg David Hassell, President Seated Nancy Saul, Vice-President, Sharon Laurendine, Treasurer. Annual taff s , g X p p in - if . ' V C ,. ' s ,,a, f'M'g 7f 5 1 A .Q,,,-, ,,,, I I ' I ' . MQ' ai' - -- - XT-.,. L, .V c 4 From left to right: Top, Billy Britt, Photographer, Kenneth Paige, Apprentice, WVill Hughes, Business Manager, Center: Brian Sloan, Photographer, Tricia Melvin, Classes, Wallace Dillon, Photographer, Lynda Smith, Classes, Sarah Clark, Features, Linda VVilliams, Activities, WValter Chandler, Sports, Bottom: Cary Brandon, Artist, Robin 0'Ncil, Editor-in-chief, Alice Christian, Apprentice. 156 Activities nw -.., 'i ,,,, as or fi'- W v ,. M. xx fl ap, W, it b.X1V If -91 3? 29' W W' , i '1 - ,V I A' 1-si f l a 3 E 1 i w N M' I ' aw! fi' , R, 5 .N , 9 H f 'Ji vi- , 1- I E -5 ' 45 -- Clockwise from left: The Annual Staff, acting crazy, of courseg Linda seems to he working hard-this must be a posed shotl, YVallacc is always Piddling with photography ustuffng Cool, calm Si Collected-lhal's Mr, Smithl, Duhl' is VVill's favorite word. 157 han VVhirl taff M 4 ,I y , , ,if f A , A 3 wmv iff' .aww First row, left to right: David Wilson, Reporter, Neil Blackledge, C0-editor, Donna Case, Business Manager, Sarc Welhorn, Reporter, Vickie Stanley, Reporter. Second row: Jerome johnson, Reporter, Randy Boteler, Photographer, Marsha Sanderson, Reporter, Linda Bullock, Reporter, Robin O'Neil, Reporter. Third row: Jim Clinton, Feature Writer, Frank Burton, Co-editor, Sarah Chesser, Reporter, Lisa Tillery, Reporter, Richard Mor- Ph t h gan, o ograp er. Fourth row: Mrs. Lindsey, Advisor, Cary Brandon, Sports Editor, Artist, Darrell Burnham, Photographer, james Cason, Sports. l58 Activities uill and croll The purpose of the Literary Maga- zine is to publish creative efforts of stu- dents of R.H. Watkins High School. 1975 is the first year of the publication. At left: left to right: Officers of the Literary Magazine: Will Hughes, Business Editor, Lisa Tillcry, Editor, Miss Witte, Sponsor, Cary Bran- don, Art Editor. Below: first row: left to right: Marsha Sanderson, Whirl, Lisa Tillcry, Whirl, Sa- rah Clark, Tornadog Robin 0'Neil, Tornado and Whirl, Miss VVitte, Sponsor. Second row: Linda Williams, Tornado, Tricia Melvin, Tornado, Richard Morgan, Wfhirlg Frank Burton, Whirlg Jim Clinton, Whirlg Randy Botelcr, VVhirl. Not pictured: WVill Hughes, Tornado, Linda Bullock, VVhirlg Neil Blackledgc, WVhirl, Kenneth Paige, Tomado. J f Q 'india 159 Key Club ff-wsu, ,', s :.uE'f?if 3 uf: a- z' ,A qi, ,xo , : : Z,1f ,ea1-nu I 1' l tl Q no 'is .fg,,-ns: C 3:Qx'Q',.g-initial 2 sz p . ifilfnqxixbvflfi t 4 liiffffflfv ':1212f1z- - ff 4 i 4ni .I- , ' 4 8 g,f+ 3... . Q'ffw5',,f , .' -' ' 5 -: If , '.5'ff-'IUC'- -,P-U KB f ,fag , My ,' 154.6 'K' 5 I., I fl IZIQQ1? 310. -V R' xi' 'V 'zhfx I Q . i,,g',,7,l.n3 -tp, f Y Fit rra wif' 453214 2'2,j,f ' tif? 4 j-ig!!! if iv ' :I :W . .4 Q avi 'if -Jvf' li ' an N R, 'Q H if if 3232 s, 'W The purpose of the Key Club is to help build individual leadership, initiative, and civic pride in Laurel. Teacher Appreciation Week and Pancake Day were included in this yearis Key Club projects. Members of the club also presented a Radio Day. 1974-75 officers were Jim Clinton, president, Harper Stone, vice-president, Neil Blackledge, secretary, and Darrell Burnham, treasurer. Kendall King, Lisa Tyrone, and Pam Patrick were elected as Sweethearts. 160 Activities Interact Club The Interact Club is an all girls club sponsored by Rotary Inter- national. Interact undertakes both international and local projects. On the international level, the Watkins Interact Club continued to sponsor a foster child in Bo- gota, Columbia. Interact also helped with the Special Olympics held at the Watkins Stadium, col- lected money for the Heart Fund, and gave a Christmas party for children at Ellisville State School. Interact officers for the 1974-75 school year were: left photo, left to right-Sarah Clark, presidentg Lawran Bankston, secre- taryg Mary Kay Cunningham, treasurerg and Beth Boutwell, vice-president. P Girlis State Top picture, front row: Judy Nix, Debbie jacks, Susan WValley, Adelene Newsome, Second row: Laila Asmar, Pam Patrick, Denise Childers. Third row: Linda Bush, Faye johnson, Robin 0'Neil. Fourth row: Sarah Clark. Below, clockwise: Allen Jordan, jim Clin- ton, Riekv Shoemake, Brent Benson, Da- vid Hassell, Greg Caraway, Bill Tew. L 'Hi' if 9 'T- AC' , 162 Activities o 's State Cirlis Chorus ,R 1 ff N.. ' We , 4 rj ls - ,hay J. 5' Y., ,f 3' if Seated, left to right: Susan Rushton, Nancy Hendricks, Kelly Kellams, Karen Pate. Standing, left to right: Sonya Johnston, Mary Holden, Sherrill Quinn, Penny Castle-chaimian, Beverly McKinley. 163 164 Aciivities Mu Alpha Theta ! X x . . lfsl-Skelffsw . .5 smkesagff in in i P. tl, Mu Alpha Theta was sponsored by Mrs. K. Fulton. Some members attended the State convention, in Pascagoula. Watkins also had several participants in the statewide math exam. 1974-75 officers: Laila Asmar, president, Melinda Waites, vice-president, and Martha Holloway, secretary-treasurer. D. Blackledge and W. Ferry sponsored the National Honor Society. Officers for the 1974-75 school year were: Maria Bishop, president, Darrell Burnham, vice-president, john Paul F innegan, treasurer, and Sharon Laurendine, secretary. Projects included a tutoring service offered by National Honor Society members. 165 QQ 'ix1?':'Mawb- Junior Classical League National Latin L t. Honor Society n af 1 1 Q 'K 151 'Ni' 'f 61 A 1 ,NJ-fir ve Qx1QQff,gv5f4' Ji Vim E X N xwvw .L r i1?:iL1i LESNS: 'C iaij Qliriiijj zqfkizif fffffff if ,np A ,, , ,4 A Mau, uture Teachers of America 1974-75 F.T.A. Officers: Jamey Edwards, secretary-treasurerg Rhonda Sellers, Presi- dentg Debbie Vaughn, vice-president. ill ' lx H! QW rfqsrg, isis? ,J Debate fwfr 1 l I A l g'n:p'g':,- n 3 P AAA AI nn, ,ef 'nn 'iw ?- M! V -,nk V. W Top row: Jerome johnson, Lisa Shephard, Melinda Waites, Tricia Melvin, Ricky Watkins, Walter Chandler. Bottom row: Denise Childers, Gloria Butler, Ann Morgan, Beth Boutwell, Debbie Grim. X Jerome Johnson was the 1975 recipient of the David Lopez Award. Debaters receiving recognition in platform events were Ricky Watkins, Beth Boutwell, Lisa Shephard, and Debbie Grim. no ' 1 Fellowship of Christian thletes Ricky Shoemake, captain of the Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes, was recipient of the Kenny Carter Me- morial Award. Coach George Blair, sponsor of F .C.A. presented the award. Nfl. ggi! 170 Activities n 1 3 an a ,IQ 1 5 , A'--' H,,L . . ' 'E if E 45 fm W 3 K, N 6 is Ui' mx :sf M ag, , N . . 0 6 . , I ,-., ,QQ , :- - , -- gvv' -'R 2-45:1 1 if ' , 1-- -, ' A .M i M s.-- - .4 - V -mg, 1. Q 4.1-'Y' f in ,ur - '51 V . , if f ff. -X .,,- J 9 X Q , , Q lbw ' , Q Nm- K 1 K U,.pQ,5i K Wzrk . ...Q V. +1 ,X if 5 :ir ' -rgjgmiyfiifgxl . Q' .N v 1-w.....,,W '-N. Wm 'f B ' 4 - A . Nm f --Lgvaqfiw . x? N g ng' 'v fx f'x3b 'L, 3 . i..,. , 9 f sn Library Club Za v I- 'S 'v la Library Assistants were ready 61 willing to help ..... all you had to do was walk through the doors. .J ,fr 172 Activities fi' Y at , e 'X Pfojectionist Club 5? 5 Projectionist David Houston filmed T.V. commercials in Speech Class. 173 ffice Assistant - s slij sss 1 X .X fl 'Pk Fl'l'l.k 174 Actiw xtles La Assistants ei.,-ft rug Education Ny' on 'ws Q ., H, 'ni ' ' A ' . - i s ' V 3 F...--1-eq w--- ' 1 :pg F, ,ff 3 '11 , . sm... ,,,,..---1 ' w - - .- K 4, 1 3. 7 is sw fr Q' t 3 , ,sstst sssss t 6i'n 3 c - ,,.s: L A . i ff 7 kk.. V, . if LL--- '-,' 1 '- 175 i , jr. Red Cross 1' 1 if Q ' l BBS' C842 fRAPYgg ,pf NK Q x 2 in S. ,, . V' 'Q x UQ Pi AC! v ' w 'A wr. Q.. fem Q naman, Wm? final. CRAFTS , 5 ' are 4 15253 ik P , -f dk . .. .. ..--1-iw, ff .s N4 :mwvgg gf wg vid K fr rg P1 ti' l 14 AEC I Distributive Education Clubs of America 178 A vities ar 4,-, ta Qi, M I 'F if A A it l l 2 1 MK x Q is ff ' 3 Environmental Science Program i 2 ' 11 VW 'T' xi i A x , 9 X - i 84' L 1' x , ff 2' ,gg A mm V K , 'nl-1 .wh keg.. ,' L. ,Q I 3-cv v 5:4 an ,fl .3 .,-'yea - . qv. -:Z J sir 'iw K1 4- a 4 180 Activities 'Q li -:Miha -we . ' Bl. N- wzu p. e 1, xi'- The environmental science pro- gram was new to Watkins in the fall of 1974. The program in- cluded 30 meetings during the school year, as well as various field trips. The purpose of the pro- gram was to allow students to ob- serve nature first hand. Forty- eight seniors and 16 teachers par- ticipated. A trip to Big Bend, Texas was one of the highlights of the program. This served as the setting for most of the photos seen. 181 if 2 Q Laufel High Singers .1 5 2 5 Q ? r Front Row, L to R: Pam Williams, Diane Stone, Sherry VVilliams, Vicki Varner, Denise Childers, Pina Thrash, Candace YVade. Lisa Peacock, Joy Fagan, Shirley Jordan, Debbie Grim, Annette Loggins, Christi Landrum, Cindy Keyes, Candy Chandler, Becky Grim, Melinda VVaites, Marguerite Tew, Shenita Husband, Rhonda Dolan, Susanne VVyrick, VVendy Glenn, Jan WVright. 2nd row: Jan Knight, Marsha Sanderson, jodee Flynt, Pam Patrick, Gloria Butler, Linda Bullock, Lisa Laurendine, Benita Miles, Sharon Laurendine, Libby Moffett, Carlyn Smith, Perri Creel, Kathy Dennis, Vicki Vaughn, Pat Wallace, Robin Blackledge, Bahs james, Robin Elkins. 3rd row: Jamie Moye, Harvey Breazeale, David Meyers, Stan Riles, Ricky YVatkins, Frank Burton, Milton VVade, David Blackledge, Ronald Sellers, Jim McNeil, Craig Ledlow, Clint Burton, Lee Thames, Steve YVyrick, jimmy Guthrie, Tim Ellzey, johnny Davis, juanaree Harper. Top row: Gina Davis, Wes Mayers, VVill Hughes, Ricky Farmer, Bernie Butler, john Catron, Harper Stone, jim Clinton, Warren VVhite, Steve Scoper, Mark Morgan, Perry Wade, Owen Meyers, Curtis Catron, Stevie Bateman, Duncan Stone, Mike VValdrop, Shana Sanders www .1 'E Mfwyq i Performing at a dmner honoring Ronald Reagan was one of the many honors of the 1974-75 Showstoppers. They also performed at the annual Oil Festival, a campaign dinner in Laurel, and on the Mississippi Gulf Coast for the Lion's Club and for DECA. Qi 184 Activities 5 l I-. Left photo: jamey Edwards served as sounds engi- neer and helped with lighting for Showstoppers per- formances, as well as other musical productions at Watkins-Mary Poythress was the showstoppers' assistant. s'i .gse 4, i v 13.3 e V 1 Madrigals included, above, Front row, left to right: Candace Wade, Babs james, Robin Blackledge and Diane Stone, Second row: Melinda Waites, Ricky Watkins, David Meyers, Tim Ellzey, and Becky Grim. Third row: Christi Landrum, Owen Meyers, Curtis Catron, and Gina Davis, Top row: Debbie Grim, Steve Scoper, Bernie Butler, and Libby Moffet. 1974-75 Showstoppers were fleft photo kneeling? Stan Riles, Susanne Wyrick, and johnny Davis, seated, Pat Wallace, Mike Waldrop, Marsha Sanderson, Steve Scoper, Pam Williams, Ricky Watkins and Carolyn Smith. Third row: Candy Chandler, Owen Meyers, jamie Moye, Bernie Butler, Sherry Williams, john Catron, and joy Fagan. Top row: Debbie Grim, Jim Clinton and Kathy Dennis. Left-David Meyers. Right-F rank Burton. 185 J? X Q '4 K .. Su vi 2 ,twa- X Ag . iii V, 'Q E' E' Q0 ai - k 'lf 1 A gk xg 5 0 Sig ef' m m N-...M , 51 X, ,.,,,, Q ' K 4 - N ' . f 1 3. ,. I f 0 S 4' 1? A Ass' . -J W 1, Q V 'zj S HQ? . iz , ii Q f W awk ' 4 M-,, is xi 1 'ai' 1 .. Y p I R, N? wg W , is 37 A ' r X M E5 .1 ,Sf s 1 . 2 1 9 E , xx .3 i B 2 .. W 'Q :L -Q -sv 1 . s 9 s A x f K ki N K j .. - 2 My f ,ii Colden Girls Q, 1, 1 L 4 gf VE X ' 3 ,az 1 A . . ,,. t. Y Qt I 'Q , '53 1 fl. , f W. X 2 . ..g. 3 H K I -'A x Y get-v A wr ' Managers-Left to rightg Gina Davis, Babs James, joan Muslanka, Amber Rayburn. ,iffy L ir F LZ.. 4 TI f M, af S1a'.,kQ5'-Q! I 1, if ' 1, Ii 1 II- 5 ' if 'H QB 93?-1 ,. I P f1f '3v 'ff 'K 'rf gf 541: 1 1 Maria Bishop-Senior Sharon Laurendine-Senior Rose Leggett-Senior Y 27 jane Neill-Senior Robin O'Neil-Senior Sherry Robinson-Senior Susan VVz1lley-Senior Sherry Williams-59ni0r Beth Boteler-junior x 3 . Mai, fu. , X Q v. Y-'ig-s . ,,. -. V ..k: - Q., 3 ..- 'xg M-2-frSM??ff X fs ,gg .. Q . fx v QA 1 i , G lefwrxxs f' .....'-my . Hfeiwtvff 'Inf' a , 4 WK- 'wfwzfsf YN 'J 4 V k,5,,: ,L A aw 'S+ f will f 11-2 X ff? 'iz K 'J , ? s Us I 3 4 4K 1f A S xi. L L 'ibw in t J I 5 A ff if M 1- .If , ' rf f v , A . gs ' s Y f , 4' Z W , M L,,' 'W ' 1 A JI x 1' ,, ' , 4 M ' Xf- :s 'A 'I 1 qw '-1-T-'f sf YS. -f 6.-1' .' 1i'yv Ze 'kfm',1W P ,XIV -ye fQ , Hflx' ' K ,Qi fir '9 m, ,f-f. N 5,4 wg-' -1 , 5' x S' I wi I ,l Q' ' m . 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' ,,.....-aL, bqh '15 1 Wie am. 1g'Q?1f'Xai-i1:Wf- 1Mf-- f H Uk Q fs 5, . ,Nh KX ly, Q 1 x x ff J f ,gf fag ! Ta, 3 A 3 it Q, -is 'N E l , E ? l l f ? i :- ull, ,,, 4' t ! I ' , Z ., 6 ' iii Xi Q U I 5 ig i up l w XY! M A i r, V j iL'i wif a uuuuuualu i a V 71 fi, ,req is 'E Top photo: The bus to Florida was well-lablcdg left: The gradu- ation ceremony called for extra pralcticeg above: Mike VVorrell presented a plaque of appreciation to the president of the Lions Club. 197 R.O.T.C Battalion Staff ff-avg - 1-my QW! R.0.T.C. Sponsors 2 , K, My M Q, Nx.,.3 i Jams Please don't ask me any more. O.K., on the count of three do something. , '7 '-0 -.Vwm -blur ff -fl W ,9- 1 Alu it Wife 'LHNZ i 43 W QM Nicely done, girls. Lets hope the guns don't go off! sf ,- All right . . . everybody on the same foot? 199 lg ,W 'TS ego vu... P1 ,y Mi an B0y's Drill Team ,,-4 ,V Company A 200 Activities 'T Company B 4 uw- Company C 5 ri v fm Company D I , , rf- W Q 'f2-- JH... I In '- -I . Company E I' Activmes 'XJ' A' sb-X J Cirl's Drill Team Federal Inspection E 3 s 1 Q E 1 Y Q 4 3 i a 5 AdminiStration 81 Faculty I 1-- 1 I I Q L Y 1 1 7 .1 3 L: J' 1 .- . Q r n., , it -' ..-.-19-4 + ' ' - . ' -- ,.- 'lv A H fri' i .. ' fr ' '. 4? 314' ': ' 5: L Qf5-1 I- , Z Q91 D .' ' --r.. 4... -i'5gAQis1 5,17 -- as-n..9.s.,g ,,-4.-. ivy 1 .... .5 vftfmfigr f' A - ? .gf-f'f'IJ, 'Q , 1 'lt , ,' ,' ,'.- ',,z . Sf frm 13 ,- ' -.n-'5'v'f- ' 10- ' ---.'-f 4 .P . A,,,4H-vw: 'Cu,C,iQ'l--1:11131-as -- 1-, ff .lub N 1135- ... , , 1 v'- 'rf' x-Q- 'A' ffg1c'ffL- 5 . - A - -- ' - 4 -, . 1- '--- 125- Q1 : '. ,.: - , l,,.,'- ..f,,f,L7- .,,S:-:-,--,.- ' ,.a' - qN4,9., A ., , , . It ' .-'N X, xx ,, ' ,p..,-, ' . -. -.'3,',5Z..+iT5 us? fif',,gut'- 'fi-1 '.. , -'-'Pas H:-,'x x '.g9'Q-P- i ' -'V' '-'-t?-A -52? gt' 4'-I Q H-, -'v -1, ,.,.- .-,' . up 3- -,,, fr'-42, .-'- - ,.-'-,.:1f,a, ,fg'ff-- qkfffk' - 9 ,Q-lv' -f1'.'1'- : g. 3 ..-aw .rw -fz.---4,-. -- . - ,X ,,-. V f,--, - --V '-H 59.4. 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A f H. . 1 r-E? qi 1 i I I ,. n 7 I, 2294 1- I amel City chools dministrative Staff and chool Board Top: Dr. Frank B. W'4lrnock-Superintendent of Schools. Miclcllc: John Nl. Cznlghman-Snpcrintcn- dent Emcritnsg David Sheppard-Aclnlinistrativc Assistnntg james Parrish-Atlministratixc Assis- tant. Bottom: SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS-Cleft to rightl Lavcllc VValtcrs, Lowell WV. Tcw, Charles L. Odom-Chairman, Dr. Robert B. Hilbun, Mrs. Hcnrine Knaivc. '4 gk' .2 t , K X-Q:53t.rt,, . A f '-Tiff. f ZS i if. N i 3 FX dministration Clockwise from upper left Dr. Hal Easterwood-Principal, Dr. Al lan L. McClure-Principal, james S. Thomas-Assistant Principal Alex Warren-Assistant Principal. 207 Counselors and Secretarial taff Clockwise from right: Miss Ililma Seefclcl-Counselor, Mrs. Louise Cuusey-Secretary, Mrs. Lealha Beard-Secretary, Mrs. Sara Hill-Seo retary, Mrs. Mary Jones-Counselor. C gg. w , ,fy if .ff fs .W Aw-W ...:f. ,f:2? 1. 74 1 ,gi 5 .. - ggi i F S S. . , , -... Q Ea Sf: wie. 3. 5! 5 1- wfi 208 Administraiion and Faculty ...x 4 if Q Q is 'N' NI 5 X szf LIC' I3 ,,...- f,--- WN ! David Ashley-Special Education Gladys Austin-Science, Math William Barksdale-Science Ralph Bennett-Metal Trades Chet Bergalowski-Social Studies, Coach Dewey Blackledge- Distributive Education George Blair-P.E. Coach Doug Boler-Driveris Ed., Coach Alex Box-Distributive Education james Busby-Auto Mechanics Elizabeth Butts-Mathematics Robbie Carr-History, Coach Larry Coleman-History, Mid. E. Civ. Warrene F erry-Mathematics Katie F ulton-Mathematics Virginia Carick-Science, Math 209 Lee Garner-P.E., Coach Lillie Garner-Commercial Essie Mae Hany-English Alice Henderson-P.E. Kathleen Holifield-Asst. Libr. Michael Howard-Chorus Dan jackson-Science Scott Jones-Driver's Ed., Coach William jones-English jimmy jordan-French, English Tommye Kersh-Commercial Dorothy Kimble-English Dianne Lindsey-English, Iourn. Tommie Lowery-P.E. Ethel McClure-Commercial Tommy Miller-Teacher Aide Y, AQ I QQ gf? JE., f , -- ,, A up tr Y' .., 9 we .S+ 5 in 1 Q 'Q' 'M W ig vxgaxi Q 'Q at ' A 5 x xgkiifia gre 210 Administration and Faculty 5425 5 an Sw ' .fe 'Q . 1 Pb ia 5 I I L f , A I 1, Sue Moore-Home Ee., Science Mary Morris-English Marie Norman-English Lynn Oates-Spanish Dorothy Parrish-Commercial Barbara Robinson-Art Wanda Robinson-Chorus, Speech May Round-Home Ec. H.N. Shows-Soc. Stud., Coach Anita Smith-Commercial Basil Smith-Mathematics Evelyn Snipes-Latin, Mid. E. Civ. Ann Stone-Social Studies Walter Strong-Building Trades Sandra Sumrall-English Yvonne Terrell-Social Studies 211 Beverly Trask-Modem Dance Billy Ulmer-Band Alene Valentine-Librarian Carl Varnado-Band Dcssie WVarren-English Barbara Webb-Speech Phillip Wedgeworth-English Florence VVitte-English Sandra Wright-Mathematics Susan Smith-Teacher Aid Col. Hugh Harralson-Director ROTC Sgt. Donald Evans-ROTC Sgt. Luther McCarthy-ROTC Sgt. Lester Powell-ROTC Sgt. Robert West-ROTC Mike Reed-Drug Education 212 Administration and Facultv ,.,,, 49 sm .M ,,f if ur faculty in actionlllv Clockwisc from below: Mr. Howard hegins eaeh pre-:musical pep talk with HOW'! g Dr. vvilfll- oek directs ESP canoe traffic on the Black Creckg Mr. Bzirksdalc prepares a tasty snack for his fifth period classg Miss Witte proudly displays her first prize door rihhon as Johnny Davis looks on in awcg Mr. jones demonstrates the proper way to fold caps and gowns. Q N.: oeoo H H eos 4, '.'Q v'o.e'e.otL, N . 4. oo Q o -,4 ,.:. 1 4 anon s , o 'oo'+'4 ',r oo q Q., ooo., o,v.+o,uo e ua 10044904400 i Of' OOOQIQYQQ-vw ,.wNoooo9Nvon NNOOQQ-:eva-Q44 oveooaoso mv no , evo-1 4. w',e0o,o4+ Q eve or . o ' 0 'on' '9 r A0302 o lv ' of M ,. e, o 'A ' ---1-W. fi 2 5 . 1--1--'-4 7 w -Y K 'Q ,.f' fIU .q, ,,a--W A ' .l Memories Remember: Helping someone else . . . curls and false eyelashes . . . go- in to the back of the class to talk . . . Brasso for extra shine . .. Eat- g ing-in class????? 214 Memories Remember: Tuming spare time into talking time coo dudes really getting involved in that paperback .. studying just a little llwulrlp nw 111, ffm' nlijllk 'f Hunk A N . w mln l lmwiwwx I ,t e, Y x i ,I . 215 - -fwaurq-lg f' if 1 Y I 1 awisma Remember: Going lo class . . . Basketball R games .. . humming around being ii with friends . . . Tornado Day parades A mL-L: im K 216 Memories 'H xxwx. f ff. if 5 4, 'AN J .v . Q i X' Q L, 1 an I . 3, f . K t .JA if A Ag . '17 V ' 5 4 , ' x K' m ?l ix qv 0 f' PM F , . '46, H Q iV s s - 2 'gf A,,, I, , M, .Lf I ' L l li , r U ,af Q K Remember: Class Day '75 . . . Band trips . . . Showstoppers . . . going to your locker during lunch . . . packing up after George MV' 219 ADVERTISEMENTS S- r -'vg?1f',N 3g out nf Pi,-QglQU51 'i wa PIZZA HUT HVVY 15 North Phone: 649-3942 dine in or carry out Jitney jungle 1500 N. 5th Ave 2 425-4612 ,,-1M.m..- , . .k,. 1 i g ? J5? A v Z i 3 'Y E.. --Q , WE'RE BUIL Patricks Radio Supply Radios-T.Vfs-Records Serving you since 1930 P.O. Box 1316 Telephone: 428-5291 Laurel Pam says: IFS the place to golv DICK 61 T M'S sTA'r1oN :L ,.,1f?i , Company 226 Ellisville Blvd. 428-8289 25 ww- zzxr ' ,,, ff V gg H 81 S TRUCKING 81 EQUIPMENT INC. 2301 ligklziiigian Ave WAN SLEY MACHINE 81 WELDING SERVICE, INC. Machine Shop 61 Heavy Equipment Re-builders 1247 N. joe VVheeler 425-1426 .Central Pontiac- Buick Company 219 Ellisville Blvd. 426-6387 Walters Plumbing 1612 Lee St. Put yotu' plumbing problems in our experienced hands 649-2127 BLUE 61 SONS QUALITY FURNITURE MOTORS Complete Household 116 Mason fl1I'I1iSl1ing of any 649-1721 kind, Arthur Smith-Bob color or discription Hendry UNIVERSAL BEARD'S FEED AUTO PARTS 6: MACHINE CO. FERTILIZER 123 S. M l' P Parts Counteiigno lShop 428-0734 426-6376 426-6378 MQPIC St' B l L C S 22 d ertisemen Bottled under the authority of the Coca-Cola Company by: LAUREL COCA-CULA BOTTLING COMPANY Ellisville Blvd. l gh docs capture South Big Eight Title. Below righ k 975 mu I Left C' k gl ' you that up and over fueling. Thereis ALWV S b g t il RI W k s High. Itis the REAL THIN G!!! Robin Elkins 81 Ken McCrory say: for that gorgeous look of you . . . select fine fashions from: Fine Bros.-Matison Co. Compliments of- Pasquales Westland Plaza phone: 425-2351 S Gina Davis 81 Amber Rayburn 0 Paper Company O O O DISCOUNT PLYVVOODS ,Md .ln X 'I A L -'1 9 Q :.ff 5 ' X CR 1314 W. 5th Street 'o'ooooooooU8 Gr L9 Q 0,10 DLC O bo 0 QF 537 Fifth Street Phone: 428-1112 Laurel DELL'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Open 24 hours jet. 84 81 15 West MCB BUSINESS SERVICE Offset Equip-Headiner A.M. Printing Presses I.B.M. Copier Call: 649-1113 501 North 5th Ave. 24 hour sewice on request . Quick Service and Quality Printing AIR C0I1EIIIgll51'iONING MARTIN sz HEATING SERVICE MOTQR CQ, 4280034 203 S. Magnolia .Qfflff.l21ifl.e 649-7911 Goodyear Tire 81 THQMAS Rubber Company PHARMACY 143 S. Magnolia 425-2364 Serving Laurel since ,51 733 Limbert St. c 426-9341 428-4641 I 81 Auto Parts 359 Ellisville Blvd 425-4233 Hezekiah Salvage For the entire family! Store Wide Sale Monthly Bosun Joe,s Southern Fried Seafood 425-2612 Barrett 81 Sons Standard Station West Laurel Cleaners Ace Supply Company 1104 Hwy 15 North 1327 West 5th Street 649-1809 Hobby Hut Fifth Avenue Curb 1313 W. 5th Street S1019 Laurel 2404 North 5th Avenue Boy Rogers Body Shop 133 Mason Southern Saw 81 Marine Distributors 122 East 11th p Co-Co Campers 81 Marine 3200 N. 5th Avenue Bon Quave Coiffures 2018 W. 10th Street We simply make you pretty! Webb,s Stop 81 Shop 1538 lst Avenue CITY CLASS COMPANY 1015 Rogers Street phone: 428-5602 Laurel Concrete Products First Avenue Curb Store 1101 1st Avenue Laurel 'Wfwx Q K , ' ' 1 if! KL 1 .ggg g ., Xvfifffrgw, ' I A ' I1 iff . 8 w Sv , 5, , iq, ,w 4 wg ww 'S 1 .M ,nr K gr' ' MAC'S SHOE REPAIR A Magnolia St. 426-9365 We doctor shoes, heel them, save their soles and attend their dying 5 BEARD 61 MURDOCK REALTORS Phone: 425-4607 Nights 81 Holidays: Q 425-6452 or 426-3336 Our sold signs speak for themselves Phone 426-3211 2300 N. Memorial Ave. Laurel Phone: 477-8522 Pine Street Ellisville woman BW 3 1 is 7 5 Compliments of 1 CRQSEERS 313 CENTRAL THE AVE. HU-L 426-6637 Crumbley Paper Compliments of C . Inlc. W. MAjoR 649-3431 HOLIFIELD P.O. Box 585 Laurel HARPER TRANSFER 81 STORAGE Agents of- ALLIED VAN LINES, INC. 1101 Front St. Laurel Nights, Hol 428-8451 idays, 81 Sundays 425-5287 Graves, Lindsey 81 McLauren, Inc. y Insurance and Bonds First National Bank Building Laurel, Mississippi Phone: 426-2301 Make Our Agency Your Agency! STATE RE LTY OMPA Y INC. 1010 ROGER PHO : 428-0494 IF mess 'rwo 4ee'Xe WE'RE ALI. 4 IN TROUBLE l if Keeping everybody supplied with electricity keeps us busy, So that you're sure to have electricity when and where you need it, we have to think ahead almost ty YN. Lmss MEET, i slimy at x lDlEllilllllllDl XX. J X x eight years - that's how long it takes to find the right site for a power plant, 1 , F obtain approvals from regulatory agencies, construct the plant, and get it on the line. lt's a fact of modern life that electricity adds comfort and convenience to our homes, runs office and factory equipment, keeps vital transportation and communications systems going, helps grow, store and deliver food, and is clean- ing up the environment through recycling, monitoring and filtering processes. And electricity will be called on to do even more in the years ahead. As long as your electrical needs and our population keep growing, Mississippi Power Company has to keep building to insure that an adequate supply of electric power will continue to be available. lif2P?E'2lsi?.l.E'?3.l.iJ,l 234 Advertisements Helping You Live Beffer Elecfricaly l I i i l i RELIABLE SUPPLY CUMPANY INC. Automotive Parts Complete Machine Shop 130 N. 12 Ave. 81 Parkhill fNext to Croeker,sQ Laurel HOSS READY MIXED CONCRETE 153. Harrison Ave' Laurel Phone: 425-1406 No job Too Large or Too Small MissisSipp1 Products Company Phone: T 5:10- 649-1511 J'1s...?.fl?.idge, PURDUM ELECTRIC COMPANY INC. 100 CENTRAL AVE. LAUREL M- If Oc' '4 q 4 5- C 2 'S Z 4 o 1-I Q fa 0' uso 2, Commercial National Bank and Trust Company 5 locations in Laurel Main Office-Downtown West Laurel Ellisville Blvd. North Laurel South Laurel 'I 1, J 1 -N 'na,,.,Ey ' fg- A u ' . r., A I . -n 7- f - MISSISSIPPI MUD INC. Pete', Tynes 81 Charles E. Williams-Owners Laurel Aberdeen P.O. Box 2761 369-2764 649-2200 Hanrahanis Auto Sales 122 Mason Across From Roy Rogers Body Shop Gordon's Fashions Sandy Kennedy Says: Everyone is talking about Cordon's!', Highway 84 West 1776-1976 National Supply SPIRIT Company , a 916 S. 13thAve. LWES 42857246 HUBER9S ' JOIIGS . The quality fashion fabric Sales 81 SBYVICC center and yarn shop 4 905 S' Magnglia 821 Iilardy gh Ave. sf 15th sf. Laurel 53'f3?1'img 42333565 ii C.C.,S DRIVE-IN Teneke, what are you doing PU 415 North 16th Avenue VVILLIAMS ELECTRIC 1218 West 5th Street Laurel ' Phone: 425-3144 I Night Phone E 428-1229 428-1914 Xt F F Phoniaiig-1262 Y ::II1lgtS,r1E:,lrtI5I1EZVI:70S1lgNGcloI HUTTCYS HEADRICICS GROCERY AND FINE MARKET FURNITURE 426-3166 319 S. Magnolia 1603 North Joe VVheeler Plume: 4254344 QfjjjeS'g2?, Mf' Howmdr when CAN I get fm of these Fine Photography of . . . BASS STUDIO 711 Central Avenue Call 426-2791 11 DOUGLAS ' .D.S. ODOM CLINIC BRADFORDS B1 MARKET MOFFETTS PAINT S1 HARDWARE BEECH Sz RLANSDALE BARBER Sz BEAUTY SHOP BROWN STREET MARKET WADE'S PHILLIPS 66 RAY'S AUTO SALES A BLVD. CURB THE ANNUAL STAFF WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR APPRECIATION TO DECA FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS tolfkright: DECA ll team, top left: DECA UREL LEADER CALL. botto up dis- play at Laurel fair bott A book- Store is ' 3 alesgirls too!! 240 Advertis ' ,Zin W Y CLAUDES 7-11 1227 W 10th St. Call 426-9339 ROBERTS SPORTING GOODS 609 N. Magnolia SMITH ELECTRIC A 1222 W 5th St. Compliments of ODOM ANIMAL 428-7087 CLINIC Stevens Electric Co., Inc. NORTH LAUREL W SHOPPING CENTER 6th Sheet Phone: 428-1077 PARKER BICYCLE SHOP REPAIRINC ALL MAKES Cecilis Curb Store 3222 N 5th Ave. BIKES HWY 84 EAST Laurel Laurel Brick Sz Tile CO. Inc. C0mplimentS of a 7 friend. 428-4364 A Y Saucier 81 Sons Furniture 1506 1st St. 139 North MaPle 428-1128 428-8391 L011-13,5 AMOFFETT PAINT Sz OF HARDWARE LAUREL 425-2531 HORNE NURSERY 81 BAIT FARM ELMOiS LION OIL MAC'S CURB STORE INC. I N C . ll il f N f A F l2 i ?l ...N N' li 4 I lfli fll hi I H i I NIIN NCNN i if' 4 MAC'S MINI MART 518 Chantilly St. W A KENTUCKY FRIED ' ' I ... . CHICKEN MOODY 5555- .Aw o 'A LK E' INC .I O , ' TCWQCC 5 f 5 N NW I o 212 5th Ave. X Md SUPPLES Equipmemt Tw L0 ' n 4252001 W. A. M O O DY . 11 S ,426-6513 2. A ssoc. INC. 304 N. 16th Ave. 2.2 724 Chantilly Bankers Trust Savings 81 Loan Association Weire People Making It Come True X , 501 N 5th Ave. MCDONALD,S Laurel 304 Beacon St. KUX Jewelers 81 Distributors, Inc. Westland Plaza Laurel ff W S TAllL lHh Gd t. Lincoln Plaza st, 2-13 HK! Brookhaven l ' in .4'- fy , A 1 lv 4 ' ..k , as r' u , :Xt 1' fri x I . 'lx 'Q f- V X I of , A 'X g W f X u B Kux Personnel W ishes uccess IE H15 I X il x X X o aure ig ra ua es ..s ,Wooten Standard Station gpap p Roberts Grocery p 540 W 591 9275 791Ave- g 426-2203 g g 426-2262 Tammfs Chic 8f'Take Q222 Brown'F1ineral Home North Laurel -Shopping Center 902 nnfnn Meridian Ave Parkside Plaza Booldandilnc. Curb Parkside Plaza 403 E mst. 649-7480 9497999 Butler's Barber 6z Style Shop North Laurel Shopping Center 428-1218 Graham Standard Station 313 S 16th Ave. 425-2120 Compliments of Sumrall Drug Store Auto Su ply aipaiepie 425-4677 - PARTS UNLIMITED 502 N 13th Ave Call-425-4852 Greg McCree-Owner Custom Accessories Auto racing equipment Speed equipment l'S PP f be d a Q f PP MASONITE CORPORATION World's Largest Manufacturer of Hard board MASON ITE CORPORATION COYP' 446 Short 7th Ave ek 649-2357. GEORGE SMITH V ,e'R'r R R raif 7 'RRRRR ' LAUREL ANT wumrmlm - 'Ch. 4-Weather with FM Zii 'Ch 5-WKRG, i aoo eo l Q a Ch. 6-WAPT, me '1 2E7 'Ch. 8--WWL, New Orleans oFFlcE: e 'Ch 9-WLOX, Biloxi f , 312 Central Avenue l Z gch- 10'WDAMv 3 l Ll el, Ms. 39440 'Ch 11-WTOK, Meridian Q mf 5 f 2 5221f8'522 e Ch l2'WJ'1fY, e e e a - I STORE LOCATIONS: d Ch, ISQFM Radio L M 'M'c shoes' mc' o a . e o e 1 MOI-MBC SHOGS, 1 . e V , ff 1 ma al an , .f,--,,,k Mel Ia , s. '17 Q Laurel Federal e me . Savings Consolldated and Loan ASSOCIHUOH Funeral We're In Rhyme lleee' with t,,eTimeS h Homes D.B.A. Geni McCarty Q grime: if-i311 Memory Chapel ' Ve' 3100 Audobon Dr Sumrall Drugs Thompson F Lmeral Home . 511, 246 Advertise 628 W. 5th St. aaee ,aaaa:e - City Of Laurel The Best Place To Live For The Best Reasons .Xxx mxxsxuw H+ ' It has been said that The first thing that education teaches you is to walk alonef, It is through education that one learns to think for him- self, create his own beliefs, and indeed be an individual. During the late Dr. Allan McClures many years as a dedicated educator, he did not just come in contact with a countless number of people-hc touched their lives with a lasting influence. Among his ac- complishments at R.H. WVatkins High Dr. McClure inaugurated the an- nual spring musical. He also supported new aspects of education such as Independent Study. Through his never ending energy, work and ac- complishments, Dr. McClure helped many people find their place. Most importantly, though, he helped them to find themselves. A very high respect for Dr. McClure will always be held in the hearts of those who knew him. Thus, memories of this man will be within us, allowing him never to be forgotten. To this beloved man we dedicate this, our 1975 Tornado annual. ,f- W5 V+ 1 a l J I u