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

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'Um :gl FU zffvi ci We could search 'til the end of time, but we could never End a better person than our Superintendent of City Schools, Dr. Spikes. His perseverance for the betterment of mankind through education can never be excelled. He is continually striving to help us in every way. Through his tireless efforts our new high school was made possible. For all he has done for us we want to say a hearty Thank You. Always trying to make Burlington schools better, the Board of Education settles all school problems. The board consists of: First row, left to right: Walter M. Williams, C. M. Euliss, Mrs. A. T. Glenn, Dr. H. V. Murray. Second row: T. H. Traynham, Dr. L. E. Spikes, J. D. Strader. QNot pictured is W. L. Shoffnery DR. L. E. SPIKES The Administration staff helps at all times to keep the schools running smoothly. The stai members include: First row, left to right: Mrs. Francis Dawson, Vocational Supervisorg Mr. Paul Lentz, Business Managerg Dr. L. E. Spikes, Supt. of Schoolsg Miss Carrie B. Wilson, Supervisor of Instruction. Second row, left to right: Miss Estelle McClees, Audio-Visual Supervisorg Mrs. Prue Edwards, Visiting Teacherg Mrs. Lee Barham, Supervisor of Cafeteriasg Miss Eva Wiseman, Supervisor of Music. '

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gun- f W, C2 Om Our advisers are available at all times to any student who needs adviceg student counselling has become a very real part of our high school program. A friend to all in need could well be applied to Mr. Linnemann, our principal, for he is always willing and able to help us with our troubles. His genuine interest, hearty friendliness, and unmasked enthusiasm makes us feel free to ask his aid at any time. MR. C. C. LINNEMANN Answering the telephone and typing ' the bulletins are just a few of the many jobs which our secretaries perform. Our Private Secretaries are: Miss Murrell Mr. Seelinger Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Bradley 6

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The maids and janitors are continually working to keep the halls and rooms clean. Making Williams High a neat place in which to live are: First row, left to right: Cornelia Kemp, Wilma Evins, James Walker. Second row: Spencer Carter, John Lawston. we 1714 1' 0011.5 Sam, Sam Yarboroughn is a familiar sound over the loud speaker any time during the day. Sam, the handy man, always does any job set before him. Thanks for all your help. Is she checking the lunch line today? This is a common expression in the cafeteria as the students gather for their lunch. Under the direction of Mrs. Howerton, the cafeteria serves us a well-balanced meal. Rain or shine I'm on time. The bus drivers are 1 faithful in any kind of weather. The chauifeurs of W. H. S. are: Left to right: L. B. Shaw, Frank Stewart, David Cheek. Don Vaughn. 8