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

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p to fudc14ts',vrvblem . -L. vm If Q. ,fu f V35 I I 'f1'f. I- ' 54 I' flip ,gl 1 I ,. ' ' I 1-an ,...4 Q. E ' ll If ith- .... -- , DR. MALVIN L. ARTLEY SHEILA J. ENGLISH HAROLD W. GRANT WILLIAM ALTON TEW, JR. p B.M., Shenandoah Conserva- B.A:, Woman's College of Univ. B.S., East Carolina Collegeg A.B., Duke University, Choral I toryg M.M., Art Cincinnati of N. C.: Art M.S., Univ. of Illinoisg Band Music, Mixed Chorus, Boys Conservatoryg D.F.A., Chicago Music College of Roosevelt 3 Univ. 3 Orchestra I I I I I I I I I opportunity to develop skills that will prove helpful to them I in their recreational activities in the future. The carry- I. The classes in physical education give our students an over of driver instruction is also invaluable, as are the new insights gained through the fine teaching of Bible here at W.H.S. , We art justly proud of all who teach at Williams. I JUNE D. BLEAKLEY MARY ELLEN HOBSON B.S., Appalachian State T.C.g B-S-, APPHIHCMHH State T-C-.3 Co-Sponsor Library Club, Li- C0'SP0Y1501' Libfafi' Club! Ll' 1 hr-al-ian brarian 'QW' Chorus, Girls Chorus I xx In NI i qi, 51 I I I Ig I I I I 1 I I ei I' . If I I 29

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I ' fm with understand kg 'Syww HHN, '-+:ze ' f.. , .,,. if -WV Many very capable persons contribute enriching activities to the basic program of Hreadini. Writini. and irithmeticf' Our students have a rare opportunity to study art and music under the splendid direction of our staff. In the library our students are privileged to enjoy a collection of books and maga- zines that have been placed there only after careful study of the best materials avail- able. MILDR ED B. KICHLINE A.B., Meredith College: Ad- viser Bible Clubg Bible: Bible Survey C. A. FRYE A.B., Lenoir Rhyne: M.A., Univ. of N.C.g Head Football, Baseball Coachg Driver Train ing HAROLD E. MRS. JEAN GUNN ABERCROMBIE B.S., Appalachian State T.C A.B., Lenoir Rhyneg M.Ed.. Physical Ed-ucation Univ. of N. C.g Audio-Visual Coordinator, Ass't football, track coach, Head wrestling coachg Physical Education ffm' . 3-F ig, A -M' xx 1 'V if 'ty' qp.y..,..., . N- i 28

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li A 'K ' s i t I t i P 1 r 1, is I 8 : if I1-ss haw 1-hanged thruugh the years. just as mndt-st 1 1 .. , su haue' nu-thirds nf study. The transitiun from mvrv lIll'llllbl'iZilii1lll and rwilatimi uf rt-adin,. writini. and 'rith- nu-tiu ln 1-1miprm-lic-nsimi nf the must cmnplcx pruhlvins emistry is representative in lrigmnmu-try. phisic-s. and eh 30 ' .WA W 'ww.m,,M '01 1 i . i 1 1 i - F 1 i I n made Along with nf the lDl'Ugl't'SS whit-li has we . l 1-hanging nu-thirds uf individual study. the teaching tech niques haw in-en imprm cd. The viassrnmn teacher today marks with many more facilities than she did a few years Llgu. r . If S