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

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Dedication ,fl 1 . --we K A - '40l' Mrs. Coleman discusses an important point in En lish g grammar with her classes. An enthusiastic patron of the library, Mrs. Coleman recommends a book by Thomas Wolfe, one of the favorite North Carolina authors. has During the busy hours of the day, Mrs. Coleman pauses for a few moments of reflection. 7 44

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U is f W . , - 5 ' if if .. , ,..,: 4 s s. -f 'la' it . ,..j f . lvzz ji ? Iff as A school cannot possess the spirit that Williams High School proudly does except through the concerted ef- forts of the administration, the faculty, and the students. A good teacher-student relationship is part of the foundation on which our spirit is formed. It is fitting that one who has gone beyond her call of duty in guiding and encouraging students should be recognized. Known affectionately to her students as '4lVlrs. North Carolina, she has devoted her whole effort to instilling in W.H.S. students an admiration and love for American literature. She is always enthusiastic about and proud of the successes of youth. Although her teaching duties and her position as adviser of the Debating Club con- sume much of her time, she is always a willing listener when students need help in coping with problems. To one whom we love and respect greatly and who has contributed much to the spirit of which we are so proud, we fondly dedicate this, the 1962 Doe-Wah-Jack to Mrs. Rodney C. Coleman 6

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