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

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Hboctitf of Clown X Miss Edith Brannock Mrs. Helen Pope Mrs. Mary Rouse W e may live without poetry, music anal books, But cioilizeal man- cannot live without cooksf' To this outstanding trio of Home Economics teachers, the DOE-WAH-JACK staff, with deepest appreciation for the many services so willingly rendered our student body and faculty, dedicates this 1954 edition. 5

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EENSBOR0 DAILY NEWS, GREENSBORO, NORTH CARI Vi tin Crogby :00 Test Patte fig pool, takes ' every night ars he's a has- ge he has been. mentioned Mar- lience went out 'ed and yelled t1dn't finish the 'ned to mind. A 'tell some cbd 111 tying: 'Avenue 1 get. At enue, ele start yelli ipped stree leet-and the ' extension of t studio audi- io shows. If a led them, the frst laugh, then pier was dropped gcessary, and the it applaud. It has ne that applause flonse to humor. ,thing funny, I 'br other things. i lhe audience is Q with the ap- Sn't tarry long oke. Just drop ention Eddie Hoff. It makes jfor the come- f future gener- years, humor 4i1y than any ,ng but ours is 'n to pass on to ake, as an ex- 's bon mot: A 'sf triumph of rough the xgilor l I J N. '55 :00 :00 Television Plpfrrams 1 .30 News and' Kate Smit Welcome 'I On Your . ' vw , ' ' :00 Atom S ue Wednesdayyy 1953 115 Gabby ala' W -IV' 1 boro WU 9:15 Test Pattef' . .15 Celluloid 'rn 9:30 Manny ' Q, 165' tion 230 Love of Li? r bf X, ' '45 Search for ,f ZX :oo Celluloid 'r- . - -' - : 0 ros ' 5 90 S gelnvsc b va al-Vxue 100 Turn TG 1 . a L , 5 '- Wasteland x' 1 Q ' ' ll 1 , ll ' 4' :30 Ern W - 5' o :OO Junior E5 '- YK' 9 :30 Boots ani . ' L 230 Todays 1 p - U :45 The ivlaa... CA nfl :so some -nl. ' I 345 Tolland '. bt 1 :gg S velgtur' : rusa er 3. '30 Program 4. 135 World ' ' '-' '45 World X' a '55 Weather ..1. ....I A 5 I la X L 3 lan Het 4:30 U , ff, 'LINTOINAI :xc Negro m, . , 6 'f South' 4.45 Hel , , 5'0o Carol . tw, S4mP5' 5:30 Six-Gi X ' Lvl, of as? ' - Q New 1 1- cf . ' 1-on! 9:00 Billy Gran ' the l 3:15 lgornini ' A?fngt 24311-. : 5 uidlni izhl n 15 3 3 10:00 Arthur Godfrey c I, X 15:30 ivtrfke ltLRlch A ff 100 'ant ad - f -' - 12:15 Lgxfe of Lif: Xi ' A Seem ' 12:30 Search for Tomorro ' 'mg 12:45 Carolina Cookery .3 Sports Spot 1.30 Garry Moore ,11:00 News and Sports 2:00 Double or Nothing -' lll:l0 What's The Weather 2:30 Art. Linkletter 1 ,es 111:15 Late Show WSLS-I V, ,..niel 10, Roanoke, Va. 9:00 Look To This'Day 2500 News 1 6:30 Yesterdays Newsreel 9:15 Morning Musicale 2:05 Matinee Melodies 6:45 Straw-Hat. Hoedown 9:30 Serves You Wfllht 2:30 Tom's Foolery 7:00 I'm ,The Law 10:00 Dina Don: School 2:45 Joanne Lantz 1:30 Eddie Fisher 10:30 Glamour Girl 3:00 Big Payoff 7:45 News Caravan 11:00 Hawkins' Falls 3:30 Kate -Smith 8:00 l Married Joan l1'l5 3 Steps To lleaxen ' 4:1111 Welcome Travelers 8:30 ily Little Marsle 11:30 Strike -It lyk. ' 4:30 On Your Agcw-W 9100: flvtrily f 'Rich 11:45 Farm - .:,Sffvt,g1l,nm sw' ' 1 9' ' ' 10315 L,-, v 4

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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