Watkins High School - Tornado Yearbook (Laurel, MS)

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Key Club The Key Club is primarily a service club which sets as its goals projects which benefit the school and the community. The club promotes the ideals of good citizenship, goodwill, re- sponsibility, and leadership. Through participa- tion in the many projects each individual as the opportunity to gain many valuable educa- tional experiences and to realize the self-satis- faction associated with helping others. The Ke Club which is sponsored by t e Kiwanas Club strives to insure a community awareness within each member and build future leaders for our communit and nation. The club members must meet rigid academic standards to qualify for membership. They must also maintain high citizenship averzitges and participate in all club activities. The ey Club annually serves as ushers for all school musicals and graduation excercises. The club co-ordinates teacher appreciation week, the an- nual Tornado Day parade and sells parking permits for the school parking lots. T e club annually aids the salvation army in their Christmas bell ringing activities and serves on many community projects as the need arises. Top photo, front to back: Burk West, President, Marlan Baucum, Vice President, Chris Deaton, Parliamentariang Bob Bankston, Secretary. Bottom photo: First row: Jerry Elgin, David Seals, Ray Smith, Burk West, Susan Grafton, Lisa Allred, Laura Alexander, Chris Deaton, Brian Finne- gang Second row: Bob Bankston, Billy Doggette, Lawson Hester, Billy James, Larry Hill, Harvey Saul, Bryan Burn- ham, Marlan Baucum, Robert Finnegan, Jimmy Bolander, Dan Dees, Nicky Howell, Sponsor-Craig Quinng Third row: Dale Jordan, Kevin Kimball, and Mike Axton. 5 rf' 1 ,pans a.. t 'vQ5g1l.f?7g it ,+- A ' 'anal 1 4-4-'ts

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Student Council Members ofthe R.H. Watkins High School, Student Council are elected by the student body and faculty. The rais- ing of and maintaining of school standards, encouraging of increased school spirit and the developing of greater lead- ership abilities through student participation are the main goals of the Student Council. This year, as in every year, the Student Council has been very busy, being the sponsor of Tornado Day, the Student Council works hard to see that everyone participates in all Homecoming activities. A Spirit-Chain contest was held and Sweethearts were presented flowers and gifts by the Council. Career Day was held and sponsored by the Student Council in cooperation with the Guidance Department. Various other projects are the accomplishments of the Stu- dent Council. 'W' Nadu Student Council pictured above. First row left to right-OFFICERS: Betsy Gough, vice-presidentg Susan Grafton, treasurerg Pat Castle, secretaryg and Dot Axton, presidentg Second row-Cindy Scoper, Katherine Paige, Susan Jensen, Terri Myrick, Leslye Sisson, Mellgwin Chesser, Joanna Corley, Leisa Harper, Janine Brown, Laura Alexanderg Third row-Margo Middleton, Diane Watkins, Tina Knight, Donna Hall, Edie Walker, June Crumbley, and Stacey Harris.

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