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

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u 5 the mo I effective W:- . . .a-11' t ,, K Z In Mitzi? A' , ,. Y' as MRS. GERTRUDE BRADFORD B.A., Barnard College, Colum bia Universit ' MA ' y, . ., Univ. of No. Car.g Economics, Soci- ology sv! -er! 26 www 5 WR! lx N-W... -t.,,,.,f,.f ISAAC WILLIAM BRAXTON A.B., Elon Collegeg Adviser lr. Exchange Clubg U.S. His- tory w0,,..,.,,.-.fs ,,..-vw V-f-ff' ,,p ' , w'2'1 M Those who teach social studies inject much of their own personalities to make the various courses colorful and interesting. They convey to their students more than the facts of great wars, buying and selling stocks, or understanding other cultures. VERNON C. CULPEPPER Mars Hill Collegeg A.B., Univ. of N. C.g Adviser Monogram Clubg World History, Econom- ics, Sociology L. G. GUTHRIE A.B., Elon Collegeg Adviser Speech Clubg U.S. History

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eiftrarurricular zz fizfifie . A 'I' . A' ? S l Q X. g 4 ,f.'M., 1' wifi... 1,5 L ' fz, ,,,A ff Q .gf ix ? .: I 3 A ki , I Hgh 1 ii t Q Q MRS. W. A. POOVEY MARY TAYLOR CLAUDE L. WALKER MRS. JOHN W. WILKINS A,B,, Lenoir Rhyne: Algebra, A.B., Woman's College, U. of N. A.B., Elon College: Adviser A.B., Elon Collegeg Algebra, Plane Gegmetyy C.: Adviser Soph. Classg Al- Key Cluhg Geometry Business Arithmetic gebra, Trigonometry Science teachers find their rewards for the extra hours spent setting up labs in the growing interest and accom- plishments of their students. The fine instruction in home economics follows our girls throughout their lives. MRS. HELEN M. POPE A.B., East Carolinag Home Ec- onomics 25

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W1 fluids nf teaching, xxx- tins, if 1 IW .Cary 195 K J RENA M. BATEMAN RICHARD M. CASEY MRS- SHIRLEY L- MRS- ARLENE S- A.B., M.A., East Carolina Col- A.B., Elon Collegeg Adviser HUFFMAN MCINTYRE legeg C0-Adviser Student Storeg D.E. Clubg Distributive Educa- B.S., EEISI CHFOIIHH College: A-B-, Elon College: AdVlSCf Shorthand, Bookkeeping tion Adviser Soph. Tri-Hi-Yg Typ- Civinettesig Personal 81 Busl Approaching a specific vocational field, the com- mercial teachers not only give valuable information to their students, but often take a personal hand in helping them to find jobs. This is especially true of those who instruct in the Distributive Education and Diversified Occupations programs. At least half of each day, they observe students at jobs in town. All of these share a common interest, preparing youth for the challenges of life. MRS. VANCE H. LATTA B.A., Woman's College of Univ. of No. Car.g M.A., Cor- nell Univ.g Adviser Sr. Tri- Hi-Y, Senior Classg Econom- ics, Sociology nf' 5 f ing, Shorthand ness Typing FRED JAMES MILLER A.B., M.A., Duke Univ.g Dean of Boys, Athletic Dir., Head Basketball Coach, Co-Adviser. Jr. Class Adviserg Jr. Civitan Clubg U. S. History Qin tory KERRY RICHARDS f , ' A.B., Elon Collegeg World His- ,gg-Q-1-