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

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MRS. TOM DULA A lgfzf 177 file Darkness As we walked down the hall there ap- peared before us a familiar figure, stand- ing as if in deep thought with her arms folded across her breast. Becoming aware of our presence, she conveyed her usual warm Welcome, inviting us to stop and talk. Because she has shown a genuine interest in our school affairs and personal problems, we told her openly of our hopes and ambitions, our trials and tribulations, or just about the day's events, knowing that with her sincere concern and true wisdom she would give us encouraging advice. This great and noble lady has given her time, talent, and a heart of gladness to W. H. S. We, the students, love her because she is our friend-one of us. For these and many other reasons, easily recalled but too numerous to mention, we dedicate this, our 1957 DOE-WAH-JACK, to Mrs. Tom Dula.

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Mr. C. C. Linnemann Through the understanding guidance of our adviser any student may receive wise counselling at. all time Mr. Seelinger, Miss Murrell. Me Key 'Year after year we find it necessary to increase our praise for our principal, Mr. Linnemann, because of his worth and ability. Not only does he work to make the school a better one, but he also considers it his responsibility to strengthen the character of each indi- vidual student. His main objective is to secure the advantages of education for each student and to manage and plan the school's curriculum in the best possible manner. We express, with profound gratitude and appreciation, our thanks to Mr. Linnemann for his devotion in helping us to be good citi- zens of Burlington and Well-educated people. s, Our efficient secretaries have many responsibilities s. which they perform with promptness and accuracy: Miss Bateman, Mrs. Coe. 12