Williams High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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A' - rr -vw-'ff-- --as--'.v.-s-s.-:swwma'-er-fwwwvx-.vyyystf W...-fe-e XXX mx. , Four years ago we entered old B.l-IS. as frightened freshmen. After three years at Broad Street the great day finally came, and we became part of the first student body of the new XVilliEll'IlS High School During our four years of high school, one person in particular has kept our am- bitions and ideals high. He has instilled in us a desire for the liner things in life, foremost among these being education. Although the going has been a bit rough at times, he has always been present to hear our individual or collective troubles, to advise us in the way he thought best, and to offer a witty saying to brighten our spirits. No other could have been more capable or more deserving of the honor and great responsibility as principal of i'V.H.S. For these and many other reasons too numerous to mention, we, the first senior class of iValter NI. Williams High School, do sincerely, respectfully, and gratefully dedicate this 1952 l3OE-XV.-KH-AIALIK to our principal, Mr. CALVIN CI. LINNEMANN. 6

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. ,xt,i.,.,.,,gW ,T B 'z - -4-v-xrXc .. .5 ,,.. ,. , ,, . - '.2- ..Y? Y-mu:-IH: ' Ia:AXE.'Z-.:Q.bgQK.CX .A W.-. 2 i iddllil l il' V sauna' W-ffm-'est' .. Need adxiee oi information? ust walk in the door labeled 'XAdministration, turn right, and you'll Find these k d t nswer an ucstions. Lwfl In rzvghl: lvlrs. Bradley, Secretary: Mr. Lindley, Dean I : - ' ' -'fs -' .. l: Q I Y ,tu ' ' s. -. r 'Q' if wonder-w0r'ers rea y O a y q of Boys: lN'Iiss hlurrell, Dean Of Girlsg Mir. Linnemann, Pri Students of Vililliams High are greatly indebted to the Board of Education. These citizens spent many hours of study, planning, and direction in the con- struction of our school. Desi-rving a big round ol' applause are: LU! lo rzglzl, Awami: Dr, H. Y. Mur- ray, Chairman R. R. Isenhour, Superintendent L. E. Spikes, Mrs. A. T. Glenn. Smzzdmg: BI. D. Strader, T. H. Traynham, VV. L. Shollncr. .NDI .Yf70Zl'Il.' lylr, C. NI. Euliss. neipalg lN1rs. Wood, Secretary. Burlington may boast of a smooth-running school system, thanks to the worthwhile efforts of the ad- ministrative stafl. .S2'f1frri.' Miss Jett Harviel, Sec- retary to Suptg Mrs. Frances Dawson, Vocational Supervisor: Dr. L. E. Spikes, City Supt. of Schools, Miss Carrie B. Wilson, Supervisor of Instruction, lvliss Eva Wiseman, Supervisor of hlusieq hlrs. E. C. Chamblee, Supervisor's Secretary. Slamling: Miss Nell Harviel, Office Sec.: Mrs. Lee Barham, Super- visor of Cafeteriasg Mr. Paul Lentz, Business Man- agerg Mrs. Margaret Porter, Sec. to Miss McClees. If we sct OLII to thank personally everyone who helped give us our new school building, one ofthe first would be Dr, L. E. Spikes. In his sixteen years as Superintendent, he has instilled a desire for progress which made the construction of Williams High School possible. Congratulations are in order to Dr. Spikes for a job well done.