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

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in Athletics . . . i AT Williams, There is a widely varied aThleTic program ThaT includes a large parT of The sTudenT body. These programs. ranging Trom swim- ming in The winTer aT The local YMCA To golf in The spring, enable sTudenTs To Tind suiTable sporTs ThaT will develop Their physical needs and ins+iIl in Them a sense oT sporTs- manship and Tair play. I2 AThleTics creaTes a sense oT pride ThaT sTu- denTs have in Their school. The aThleTes and The cheerleaders work TogeTher To develop This pride inTo a Teeling oT True school spiriT. Through iTs aThleTic program, Wl-IS achieves superior resulTs Trom hard eTTorTs boTh by The aThleTes and by The enTire sTudenT body.

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The TullesT expression oT serv- ice To The school and communiTy comes Through The service clubs aT WHS. These organizaTions have become viTal in providing services To The school Through Their individual proiecTs. These clubs cooperaTe To provide as- sisTance in The library, doing such work as opening The library be- Tore school in The mornings. holding open nighT weekly, and purchasing and caTaloguing new books. STudenTs Tind work on such proiecTs rewarding and saTisTying experiences. Williams realizes many ways To recognize ouTsTanding sTu- denTs Tor Their service To The school and iTs organizaTions. One such honor group is The Spanish NaTional l-lonor SocieTy, which, in iTs annual inducTion ceremony. recognizes sTudenTs Tor Their dedicaTed service To The Spanish Club, EI Circulo Es- panol, and Tor Their excepTional work in The sTudy oT The Spanish language.

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