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

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the formula for a successful cause

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TFCIISII rer Suttun Phillips Paul Rutgers THE CLASS OF 1960 'lihey entered eagerly . . . eunfident of their positions as seniors. 'lihey will leave hesitantly . . . realizing that their days of earefree existence are finished. They set an example for others: now, for them. it is all ever. As they leave their Alma Mater. a wav of life leaves with thein. It is the spirit of the c-lass nf 1960. This spirit has guided them through the past veari-when they aeeepted the responsihilities of leadership. when thev made their decisions about their nwn individual futures, and when they influeneed the aetinns of underelassmen. This spirit stuod liehind them when the seninr ftmtliatl players lnnmrerl their selnml in athletie ac-hievenient. and again when these talented in drarnaties presented a play tu raise money fur the class gift. This single dominating spirit direeted the seniors in all aetivities of their most treasured year-fthe year which was to end fur them with Pump and Cireurnstaneefi OFFICERS COLORS lJl'CSl'llUlIf llulland Phillips Old ROW and Silver lvfI,'l3-l,fUSl.llt'IIf Larry Paul Sei-relury Glenda Sutton A rt lingers We ,ve N l OTTO Not on top hut f'liIIlllillfI.ii