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

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Guidance Counselor Miss Kathryn Ray, one of our two guidance counselors, is always present to listen to our problems and to answer our questions about careers and colleges. She is also the capable adviser for our school's yearbook, the DOE-WAH- JACK. Librarian 4- ...W,.....,., ,.v,, ,,, ., M.,..,.......,... ,,,. .MM - , A .Quia we 1' ,Qzy V ,, Though her duties are many, Miss Mary Ellen Hobson is never too busy to help a student locate books or magazines or explain the great variety of resource material found in our library. M Guidance Counselor Mr. Bob Warren's friendly grin is well-known to Williams High students. A true friend to students in every respect, Mr. Warren not only advises students but also helps in administering such vital tests as the Scholastic Aptitude Test. School Secretary Hello, Walter M. Williams High School. Mrs. Gertrude Tisdale speaks these words in a friendly, pleasant manner many times each day. Always ready to aid parents, students, and faculty, Mrs. Tisdale efficiently handles the most difficult of problems. Librarian Cataloguing the many new books obtained this year is only one of the many duties fulfilled by Miss Rachel Howard. 2' , A., W , .,. W- ..,- -- -.-... . ,. .,,.,.. ..Q4.s....4......,

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Principal MR. JESSE W. HARRINGTON -M-f-mwww, mwah. , Assistant Principal rm -,WM ,.ng,. MR. FRED J. MILLER As the principal and highest authority at Williams High School, Mr. Harrington must be both friendly and firm in his associa- tions with faculty and students. Running a high school as large as Williams is an immense task, and since his arrival here from Wil- mington two years ago, Mr. Har- rington has lent himself whole- heartedly and successfully to his duties. ln his dual role as assistant prin- cipal and athletic director, Mr. Miller is extremely busy. In fact, it almost seems as if he were twins, for in a typical day, he can be seen distributing books, counseling students, conferring with other staff members, or getting ready for some program. Mr. Miller is Wide- ly known and admired for his ef- ficient administration of the duties entrusted to him. - e'

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.,. 1-TU , K , VVV, ev, .,, f 7 av V K X 7 : rf 7 , - x s s MRS. JAMES HARRISON ARTHUR AB., University of North Caro- lina at Greensborog English Ill, Assistant Adviser, Stu- dent Council. s..,,,W,, MISS THELMA C. EDWARDS AB., Guilford College: M.A., Duke Universityg English III and English IVg Adviser, Tri- Hi-Y3 Masque and Gavel. r-ww., 'tThe language of MRS. MARY P. BOYLES A.B., University of North Carolina at Greensboro, M.A., University of North Carolinag English II, III, and IV. , y i' f TV MR. WILLIAM E. DRUMMOND B.A., Elon Collegeg University of North Carolina, United States Naval Academy, Eng- lish II and III. MRS. FLORENCE R. MRS. JANET B. KNIGHT GRAHAM B.A., Wake Forest College, A.B., University of North English II and III, Carolina at Greensboro, Eng- lish IV, Co-Adviser Nat'l Honor Society. English Department t.r vas Awww. Mamw wwe, . W.H.S. teachers use English as a key to unlock the minds of their students. This process must continue, not only through high school, but also through life. 22 -v- -Tags, - --: 1 MRS. LUCILE N. DULA A.B., East Carolina Collegeg M.Ed., Duke Universityg Eng- lish II and Speechg Adviser, Scribblers' Club, National Forensic League, Debating Team. MRS. ELLEN P. MUIRE B.A., Radford Collegeg Uni- versity of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, English III 3 ,Ioumalismg Adviser, BARKER. , ..,5..'. - ,-J.:-wh...-....:-...