Watkins High School - Tornado Yearbook (Laurel, MS)

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The Afro-American Club The Afro-American Club is a newly organized club at R.H. Watkins. This club was organized to give students an opportunity to identify, recognize, and promote cultural contributions of Afro-Ameri- can. This club's main purpose was to establish a bet- ter relationship among students. The club provided for black talent in promoting school activities and promoting Black History Month. The clubls project for this year was having a car wash, and the recogni- tion of Black History Month. Club officers are John Harkless, Presidentg Beverly Coleman, Vice Presi- dentg Janine Brown, Secretary, and Cynthia Mosley, Reporter. The club sponsor was Mrs. Yvonne Terrell. The club also entered two contestants in the Beauty Pageant. The club looks forward to next year in com- peting in next year's school activities, Top photo: The l978 Afro-American officers. Bottom photo: kneeling left to rightg Cynthia Brown, Deborah Hadley. Adrian Armon, Vera Keyes. Gladys Loston, Shelia Miller. Lynn Cam- eron, Sonya Sampson. Janine Brown. Patricia Barnes. Standing left to rightg Demetra Gray. Michael Johnson, Ananeki Gray, Cy- nthia Mosely. Wanda Seals. and John Harkless. V v 3' I. I W, fd A .1 ry W i K F J Sf V I ef ? V 7 J J f .Syl If .1 , gum A 5 E W v , 1'i iiii, f 2 W .gy V iff' .rv A Wal 4. We-nog ff 4 lf U s, M ll liar ? , f im, R it ri ff ' X! ' Qi 4. 'P . I ' ti .,,i, -.svlf x 4 I l riff l 1 .H 5

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ROTC The ROTC program at R.H. Watkins High School provides many opportunities for stu- dents to learn and practice leadership proce- dures and traits. Student cadets are given op- portunity to belong to many aspects of the OTC program through class activities, field experiences, and battalion gatherings. There are activities for both boys and girls in cadet staff and officer training, drill team corn- petition, and color guard. Top photo: Cadet Battalion staff, left to rightg Chris Dea- ton, Robert Lockhart, Gerry Wyatt, Bill Granberry. Mike Cooley, and Tommy Holifield. Middle photo: Second pe- riod, Company A. Bottom photo: Third period. Company B 4 ..t-qv-aw' ' v--1 -f My Mgt., ., ....,...,.. av- P 4 ,',. sql. 19 'O . 04 , P' Qfifdflii C r 5 of F Y EQ N H1 Q., 'i vw rv' la . y i - - 'li.2Dl!v'. '1' - fwfr Q W 5 r ,ll --.av-vw-'rw ft my 'W . - 4 Q I 4 3, 1' ' fig 'g Q3 Nw v Q l Nw ' Sump i' as lk lv A ,ssl ii: '4 'ni fl i Q is , ,, t .,.. a i If l