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

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ADM NllSTRATliVlE, STAlhlll4' Fro11tR0zv.' Mrs. Porter, Visiting Teacherg Mrs. Fiddler. Sup:-rxisor of S.L.l'.: Miss Nell Harviel, Bookkeeperg Miss Jett Harviel, Treasurerg Miss Wiseman, Director of Klusicg Hrs. Stone. Director of Elementary lnstructiong Mrs. Strickland. Director of Elementary Instruction. Back Row: Dr. Artley, Ort-lit-stra: Mr. Biggcrs, Director of Audio-Visual Educ. and Scienceg Mr. Newlin, Asst. Superintendent and Director of Instruction: Mr. Lentz, Business Manager and Supr. of Maintenanceg Mr. Taylor, Director of l.E.C.g Mr. Irvine. Director of Guidance. In the Burlington City School System are approximately 365 teachers. Erom the Administrative Staff these teachers seek materials. information. and assistance in planning programs. The capable members of the Administrative Staff work diligently to bring the best modern educational practices to the Burlington City Schools. SQHOO BUARD Front Row: Mr. Purdue, Mr. Isley. Chairman. Mrs. Glenn. Mr. Lackey. Bnclf Row: Mr. Austin, Mr. Horton, Dr. Kernodle. All programs and projects for the Burlington City Schools must be approved by the School Board. This group of citizens represent the community in making decisions that will affect the caliber 'of education made available to the youth of our city. Board members give many hours of their time to fulfill their responsibility.

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WOHQSQ ADMHNHSTRATORS MR. HARRINGTON The principal and assistant principal work together. One of their big prob- lems is setting up the calendar for the year so that there will be no conflict A new face can be seen in the principal's office and the halls this year-that of our principal, Mr. ,l. W. Harrington. Coming to us from New Hanover High in Wilmington, lVlr. Harrington has assumed his new responsibility with a minimum of confusion and a maximum of know-how. We are extremely fortunate to have such a well qualified leader with whom to Work. in the programs. MR. MILLER Williams High School has a new assistant principal this year in the person of Mr. Fred J. Miller. Assuming new responsibilities, he has shown a great deal of efficiency in this im- portant job as well as in all his other duties. K,-fl