Watkins High School - Tornado Yearbook (Laurel, MS)

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E .7 Environmental Science The purpose of the Environmental Science club is to make students become more aware of their enviroment and the problems in their enviroment. , ' l 1 wa A l l 3: , a k-A ,L l 5 7: 'Y ' ' , -. 5 in x ' X ' 1 S y qtt, , ,ttc ' TN T- 'Sr x W .. 2 . 1 i M ,t fr ., , . l Q T S ' M2-K. S if P' .' -. A S tirpe j y eerr S' S .7 ?xsa.f , 5 W r, V N , ' , 5 4 tl. ...Nm rw -' I I .' xt A W K ww x ,xxx l ' 'gl 'X Q ,G f Q I if be 4 f , B 1 'K 'Q' W it ,cf ,fi or tl xi ,,, L- ' y if . L ' ' A ' X ' 4 N- .r Wx xc , . , N W V ' Akixsu ' ., ': . - , e . , . . . v . . 3 First row left to right: Jeff Sullivan, Ben Guffy, Rhonda Howell, Dawn Hammond, Marty Swartzfager, Paul Powellg Second row left to right: Don Temple, Brian Dennis, Angela Collins, Linda Blackwell, Becky Waggoner, Kenny DuBoseg Third row left to right: Mr. Barksdale, Robin Wansley, Doug Winsette, Eric Carter, Joel Myrick, Mr. Hyatt, James Russell. 154 Activities

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Drug Education The R.H. Watkins Drug Education Team consist of twenty students, juniors and seniors. It is on a voluntary basis. The team meets one hour out of each school day for the purpose of preparing lessons for elementary school visits. Once every six weeks, these students visit the public elementary schools in Laurel. Here, they discuss moral values and self awareness with the elementary school children. .Y y 5 . Z 7-5 l L 'il 2' .aevirrt I A, J -W J 'Sf gif 2 'wr kai lie it - rift' f S af J -rf Hp r 1 Q ft' Q Us . fir ff-Q .5 Wash I 5 g S x 3, ,fic-.. . - ! . . 5' .+V 3 ' l V i!'f':ffYQ' cf U flu if' 'c - n L . Q W ' J-1, Y .K ff , -fir, tw, but if-no AN, Z'A5i'!:'e'f 1 -wifv: '57-i-' ' Id K Q 4777 A 'ff - . I - . , , W , . V , -V fftfafztz 1 4 1 1, -'ts af' T ' A t V . He ww W '4 , A - tw' 3 at ' ff' fm K, W amps ,Q WWVY, ,L..r+s.,, Q A 'L-W ll. L' , . . , , W . Standing left to right: Susan Tillery, Lisa Allred, Ken Boutwell, Laura Alexandre, Melody Hancock. Beth Coffin and Helen Durrg Seated first row left to right: Lynn Watkins, Diane Watkins. Pam Eggertg second row: Denise Smith. Roger Glenn, June Crumbly. Margo Middleton. Betsy Barn- ett, Lisa Robinson, and Wendy Collins. Q .. :M 155 o