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

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The wide open spaces! Our nc-w cafeteria boasts diinensions ol' 102 lk-et in length and 34 lk-f with a seating capacity ol' 050. The green and peach colorei walls. tile Hours, plastic-tupp:-d tahlr' fortable chaiis lend a pleasant atmosphere which combines with the nourishing meals svrved to give the students an enjoyable lunch hour. 't in width, :, and Com- . .X Q Ge :TP Pi' l?l H. Kitt I - . .- - I-I After a year, our new school is still neat as a Smiling Sam, the handy man! N0 matter what pin, thanks to thc efforts of the janitors and maids, the task may be, Mr. Yarborou h is always rc-ad . H , Y' Keeping Williams High thc brightest ul' the best willing. and able to do the job we-ll. Sam. yutfre are: Al Fuller, Edna hlillc-r, Cornelia Kemp, Made- u valuable- asset tu lVilliarns High. Thanks a million! leinc Smith, VValter Warren. The tf'mperature- may be ninety ur lc-n below: the roads may bc muddy or dusty: the weather may be fair or stormy: yet nur bus drivers always perform their duties well. Our cheerful CllElLlH-f'lll'S arc: BUS DRIVERS: Lrjl lufiglilx Slurkcv, Miller, Moore.

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Iyfllwf lgfl: Amo. amas, alnat: faiinc, Lu ainics, il aimt-1 I lovc, you lovc, hc lovcsfour languagt' Classes teach us Corrr't'l granimar in a lirir-ndly, convorsational inzunlvr which makes thcst- suliit-cts very popular. lwpwr righl: Right lwrr, at Fort Sunitcr, thc- Civil VVar lncganf' lklr. Lindl:-y points out this historic plact' un the map as dyed-in-thc-wool rebels lt-urn how thc' big light start:-tl. Calle: If-fl: I'II1iIl1JXV0!'lCit'l' xvhat'lI happcn if I add at littlc of this? In thc chr-inistry lab future sricntists art- already inaking startling cliscuvt-ri:-s, Cwlfwr rfghl: VVhat do you know! It plays! Physics studonls livam with pride' when thc lirst faint noises issut' forth from their radio svts, Bollnm lijfl: Now, this line is pc-rp:-ndicular ht-cause .... Mr, VValker provvs a proposition as the geoint-try class listens intently. Bollam righl: Rat-a-tat-tat! Students' fingers f'ly and typewriters clatter madly as Miss Robertson looks on, ready to lend a helping hand. 12