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

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,,-as Composed ot citizens who have the in- terest of the school and the community at heart, the Board of Education has served well this year. They serve to promote better relations within our city school system. First rovv: Dr. Murray, Mrs. Glenn, Mr, Wil- liams. Second rovv: Mr. Pardue, Mr. Isley, Mr. Traynham, Mr. Lackey. . . Consisting of the heads of all specialized educational departments, the Administrative Staff deserves much credit for their con- tributions tovvard a well-run school system. First rovv: Mrs. Strictland, Mrs. Dawson, Dr. Spikes, Miss Wiseman, Mrs. Porter. Second rovv: Mr. Festa, Mr. Lentz, Mr. Nevvlin. Not pictured: Mrs. Barham. gawwi Z i Ffa. -1. O Responsible for heading the entire Burlington City School System, Dr. L. E. Spikes has done an excel- lent job this year, supervis- ing the curricula and special programs and working to expand the school facilities. His leadership and good iudgement have been a great asset to the commu- nity, we appreciate his ef- forts in our behalf. 2'

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776. lam 2. 2' Under the guidance of our principal, Mr. Lester Ridenhour, Walter Williams High School has continued to advance Toward the perfection of a more complete educa- tion for all. The unfailing interest shown by Mr. Ridenhour has proven often that the controls of Williams are in very capable hands. hand. One of the most trying positions at Wil- liams is that of the office secretary. How- ever, Mrs. Gertrude Tisdale has managed to T-lf -x,f ' run our office with efficiency and perfec- tion. She is always ready to lend a helping Here to help us, the guid- ance counselors are called upon constantly to advise the students on w h i c h courses will best aid them in their chosen professions. Miss Ray, Mr. Miller and Mr. Poovey offer their help in solving many of our problems and most cer- tainly deserve our gratitude and admiration.

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MRS. PAULINE C. COLEMAN A.B., Salem College, Eng- lish. def-icing Without language, communication of ideas would be virtually impossible. The great accumulation of information that man has built up through the ages is available to the person who has facility in languages. Students at Williams High ..f 3 f Qi 'Eg l, WK , MRS. THOMAS H. DULA A.B., E.C.C., M.ECl., Duke University, E n g I i s h, Speech, Advisor Scrib- bler's Club, Masque and Gavel, N.F.L., Co-Advisor Debating. THELMA C. EDWARDS A.B., Guilford, M.A., Duke University, English, Ad- visor Junior Tri-Hi-Y. MRS. HOYT T. HAMBRIGHT A.B., Newberry College, English, Advisor National Honor Society. WILLIAM B. HIGHT, JR. S S A.B., U.N.C., English, Dra matics, Advisor Dramatics Club, Barker. LOUISE PENDER A.B., Elon College, M.R.E., arver School of Missions and Social Work, M.Ed., U.N.C., English, Advisor Speech Club. F xxx KATHRYN RAY A.B., W.C.U.N.C., Nl.E. U.N.C., English, Girls Counselor, Advisor Doe- Wah-Jack, Senior Class.