Watkins High School - Tornado Yearbook (Laurel, MS)

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ffg , ,,'i' A National Honor Society Requirements to be a member of the National Honor ff V Society are: students must maintain an A average for 57516 each semester in at least one academic subject and no a 94- fi! average lower than a B in the other subjects for the pre- -sw' f , , ceding year. Citizenship must be a B or better for each ff? 15513 six weeks. The club participates in various activities H , , T throughout the year. The National Honor Society offers a T T tutoring service also in order to raise money and benefit T i other students. First row-Debra Lopez, Elizabeth Bond, Stacy Richardson. Second row-Lynda Smith, Kent Monroe, Babs james, Diane Stone, Candy Chandler. Third row-Betty Chain, Melinda Waites, Debbie Grim, Martha Holloway, Fourth row-Sara Welborn, john Keller, Lynn Tillery, Fifth row-Paul Decker, Steve Morris, Shauna Stanislaus, Sarah Chesser, Sixth row-Diana Chandler, Steve Scoper, Seventh row-Wallace Dillon, lohn Catron, Keith Paige, Owen Meyers. 2? ,,. A W? WMA tm l ,gmt .

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Mu Alpha Theta Q nw Mu Alpha Theta is an organization which works for the benefit of the school. Members must have three credit units in math, and an A average in citizenship for the pre- vious semester. The club sponsors the annual National Math Test, as well as representing the school at the an- nually held Math Convention. Below: Sitting-Lynda Smith, Martha Holloway, Robin Blackledge, Stacy Richardson, Candy Chandler, Beth Loper, Debra Lopez, Lynn Tillery, Betty Chain. Standing-Diana Chandler, john Catron, Denise Skelton, Owen Meyers, Melinda Waites, Steve Scoper, john Keller, Mrs. Fulton, Gary Herring, and Keith Paige. Top Photo: Left to Right-Melinda Waites, Vice President, and Lynda Smith, President. sv, 4 S 1' 1 ' fk.Ei,.zk4:.K , . .a.-.fN .L .El K tag- ppwefh. si VY , w I , K , K. . Jw, ,L 7 ., - .K I .arg , 'Sffffiw-if3?ti,1fjyi-'.i'f., lSi'lz't ? 3 f',fl.-'isiilpgk ' Q ' ' ' ,. If 'ah 3 AQ'-'TSW f-S2 J' X tg.. -,sis Mg,-as . V ,, pw, -,, gg: xg. , .gif way- K we..-s',. + - ' i ff: eziiw.. .. . ph' , VH ff -wr 'X ifi- 4r,,r,,'ww ,. , - i ' f..i??fi' -f Q . ' . 1 ---W -f 5, ' X Q , ri .tfiifxihhlv-A NM J,-'. A ' + . - ffff':'t ':',,.r s',1.5,'w. gg.. M. '.T Aga- ' -,Qn:f ' leafy- 4.9, ii.-Q-?9 .2tnf N' -Litas ff ...- . 2' p.-......Qw'Y- xwtc.:-T' fin . eii.!.'.. f 160 Activities

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Girls State Girls State is a group of chosen girls who go to lack- son to take part in government functions. Each girl has a chance to run for an office, learn more about state politics, and gain respect for America's flag. To hoto: Left to ri ht-lanice Thi en Gloria Butler. Below: First PP - 8 SP , row-Genie Parker, Kendall Gatlin, Shelia McGill. Second row: Kathy Dennis, Diane Stone, Lynda Smith, Cindy Craft. Nr X, X Q Qx .i 6 3 - g 8 f t1gtcg , ,a, A X . W 1 dna. 162 Activities Q'