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

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We Our chief occupation aT Williams High School has been The pur- suiT of The elusive knowledge needed To face The inTricacies of our complex world. We have spenT many hours in research on difficulT subiecfs and in sTudy for TesTs. Guided by willing Teachers and able adminisTraTors, we delved inTo The many fields of human knowledge. Through scholarship, we found ThaT life became more valuable, because he who had aT his command The greaTesT sTore of knowledge had The greaTesT reservoir from which he might draw To enrich his own life and ThaT of oThers. Some of us chose To sTudy for indusTry or Trade afTer high school, many of us sTudied in preparaTion for college, buf we all worked for The improvemenf of ourselves so Thaf we mighT be beTTer suiTed To go forTh inTo The world for The service of humaniTy.

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pfan Um added DR BRANK PROFFITT Superintendent of the Burlington City Schools The past two years have demonstrated to us the dedication and zeal of our superintendent, Dr. Proffitt. He has earnestly striven for the full development of the Burlington City Schools, and his work toward that goal has convinced us, as students, and the citi- zens ot Burlington of its importance in our city. We salute our able and vvell-qualified superintendent for his many contributions to our school system and our city. MR. HARVEY NEWLIN Assistant Superintendent of the Burlington City Schools A new position in the city school system has been filled by one whom we have admired and respected for many years. Mr. Newlin has completed his first year as assistant superintendent, and his work has shown him to be more than capable.