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

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Zeadua ATTENDANCE SECRETARY Mrs. Aileene Richards' duties seem to end with the collection of attendance slips. Actually she receives calls from, or places calls to, about forty parents a day and must determine the validity of excuses. Our thanks are extended to Mrs. Richards for her valuable services. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Fred J. Miller, our assistant princi- pal, carries a heavy burden of responsi- bility in his double role of assistant princi- pal and athletic director. His job consists of distributing books, counseling students, and organizing many assembly programs and athletic events. Mr. Miller is a valu- able member of the administrative staff of WHS. W l SECRETARY Performing her tasks with a congenial- ity that defies the monotony of these duties, Mrs, Gertrude Tisdale never fails to solve the problems of the students, the parents, and the faculty. Her office runs smoothly and efficiently and has a pleasant atmosphere. 23

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70.7s'f,S,,4 -.....--M .. NZ? . 'AQ-vang .JT N. fy MR. JESSE W. HARRINGTON, Principal The responsibility for running a high school as large as Williams is indeed a great one. WHS is fortunate to have a .principal willing to assume this responsibility and all that it entails. Mr. Harring- ton works with dedication and success at the difficult task of guiding our school. Mrs. Tisdale and Mr. Harrington confer on one of many problems. P ' 3 lt has been a distinct privilege and pleasure to serve as your principal during the past three years. The cooperative effort of every student and teacher is deeply appreciated. Our annual staff has worked diligently to provide within the covers of this publication a record of the year 1964-65 at Walter M. Williams High School. lt is our sincere desire that it will help recall memories of an enjoyable and rewarding experience. We extend congratulations and best wishes to the largest graduating class in the history of our school. Yours is a class that is distinctive in many other ways than mere number. We are proud of your accomplish- ments and will follow your future endeavors with much interest. May each of you share in life's richest blessings.

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MISS RACHEL HOWARD The operation of the library demands various types of skilled work which Miss Howard ably performs, Her work involves much more than the mere dispensing of books. I l MISS MARY ELLEN HOBSON Miss Hobson gladly devotes much of her time to helping stu dents locate materials and resources, although her many othe duties consume a large part of her day. 24 MISS JANIS MEGGS and MISS RUTH KISER Our guidance counselors help us in choos- ing afield of work and in providing materials for making many important decisions that will affect our future. Their help and direction will reserve for them permanent places in our memories of high school life.