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

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. . . politics came to W.H.S. in grand fashion as a gala week-long cam- paign-posters, speeches, gimmicks of all sorts- produced the 1962 student body officers. if .A . . . tryouts for 1961-62 head cheerleader were held before the entire student body in the audito- rium. From four well-qualified can- didates, one was chosen as head cheerleader by a vote of the stu- dents. Trying for that position were Pat Dean, Gayle Brown, Eddie Jessup, and .lane Odom. . . . induction ceremonies were held for the National Honor Society and the Spanish Na- tional Honor Society. W.H.S. students who had distinguished themselves scholastically through- out high school were brought into the National Honor Society, and those who had a high aver- age in Spanish were inducted into the Spanish Honor Society. Ruth Lemmons returned to pre- side at this special occasion and assisted Martha Lipsky, president of the Spanish National Honor Society, in inducting the new members. s H I l I E i I I I l 1 1 l a i xi

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ith the coming of sprin j . . . the 1961 Doe-Wah-Jack editors Sarah Fowler and Don Tisdale gladly and confidently turned the wonderful chore of producing a yearbook over to the 62 Doe Wah Jack staff and its 19 - ' - - editors, Rodney Stewart and Al- bert Traynham as Miss Ray, adviser, looks on. the W .gf ga. O O O I . . . W.H.S. students exchanged their casual school clothes for . . . U formal attire. Exquisite evening U ns and trim dinner jackets gow transformed lovely ladies and ' l handsome gentlemen into bel es and heaux for the most unforget- table night of the year. l 1 M.. 4 ' W., W.: iv. -W., ., , 'ln., '- v Www .2 t - ?9.1 1w 3 3119454 F V 1 vga yr 4 J 7 is 52 x ff k 1 f ,HJ Aww 1, ,Wt r ,,,n,, V '1 ? ' ' Czfgffwlvx-fy :lv Zia' ' t fl fr q I4 . . ff If 51 M... g f 1 - ...M ' ' - W- W.. ' 4 ,Q --1- ,L' 'D'-ww.,... 1 H V Q N 1:2 VS' f I M. Y 1 Y - m..,,,,',, , i ,..f.,'.n,:,wf.,. M. .,,, . g 1 'Y 'fm '-' . v. f- LL... ... . i COITIIIICHCCIIICIII 3I'I'1V6S. The seriousness of graduation IS mentarily forgotten in the joy mo of Class Day. In the friendly spirit of fun, the movie, the swim- ming party, and the picnic are en- ' ' I one Joyed by all the seniors. n of the unforgettable moments of the day, Bernie Ephlad, with the help of willing assistants, pre pares to give ming lesson. Fred Bright a swim:

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