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

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at 2714 MW ,af It is fitting that we pause hriefly on this page to pay tribute to a Woman we respect, admire, and appreciate. In her is blended the fervor of youth with a perceptible Wisdom of the ages. A true teacher, she is learned, yet tolerant and patient with the learner. lnhued with an equity for all, she is constant in her devotion to her calling. With her infinite supply of energy, she will- ingly gave of her time and efforts yesterdayg she continues her interest and help today and Will, We are sure, he ready to render us any service tomorrow. To a friend who with her cheerful smile and a clever Wit has made our days more en- joyable and to a scholar who has made Latin come to life for her students, We dedicate the 1961 Doe-Wah-Jack to MISS LUCY GLENN CILL.

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I 1 ' In Af, ln tl1is, the 1961 Doe-Wah-lack, We have attempted to portray the first decade of the I history of Williams High School. During these , I I ' years a school of which We can be justifiably I t proud has evolved. We are convinced that Wil- fi liams, in plant and program, is second to l f In order to picture the physical progress of f '4 L 0u the school, it has been necessary to make pho- tographs of pictures included in old yearbooks. Also, we have pictured the covers of the preceed- ing ten annuals. ln looking back, however, We have tried to avoid placing too much emphasis on the past, as it is merely a background for our present. In our attempts to bring you a better yearbook, we have reduced the number of snapshot pages to provide space for activity shots in the class sections, and have used color in a variety of ways to give a more vivid reflection of our school and its colorful activities. To give the seniors their deserved prominence, we have enlarged senior pictures and changed the page layouts. It has been necessary to compile a Senior Directory at the end of the book to include all activities of the three years of a senior high school. We, the compilers of the 1961 edition of your annual, hope that our endeavors have brought you something that will indelibly stamp upon your mind cherished memories-memories that might fade with time were there no reminder. This book we humbly yet proudly give to you as that reminder so that you shall not forget the most vital phase of your lives. We have further attempted to register some of the great progress at W.H.S. in the past ten years and to capture a little of that enduring progressive spirit into a permanent record for you. We, the staff, hope you will cherish this reminder as long as you live.