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

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of Language Arfs M ' 'V All . HF MISS -NANCY LOUISE FENDER A.B.. Elon: M.R.Ecl., Carver School of Missions and Social Worlc: M.Ed., U.N.C.: English Ill, lV: Co-Adviser. Junior Class. MRS. LUCILE NOELL DULA A.B., Easl Carolina College: M. Ed., Duke Universilyg English ll. Speech. Advanced Com- posilioni Adviser, DOE-WAH- JACK, Nalional Forensic League, Co-Adviser. Debaiing MR. W. VANCE ROUNTREE B.S., Davidson College: BD.. Souihern Bapiisf Theological Seminary: Graduale Siucly. U.N.C.-G.: English ll. Dra- maiics l, ll: Adviser. Dramalics Club. MISS GAY WILLIAMS B.S., Easf Carolina College: Eng lish ll. Ill: Audio-Visual Co-or- dinaior. English Deparfmenf 5 4213.74 X Y 393 's22gg.,.,1 39,2231 Q ,-3',1f'!.Qf- we 9: 129112 A .325 v A. Hancock and S. Shoemaker sfudy Shakespearean Theafre in Mrs. Graham's English Class. -, .,., MRS. KATHRYN WHlTEHURST A.B., Dulce Universifyg Special Edu cafion. MRS. L. SUE ARTHUR A.B., Calawbag English lll. 25

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English Probes The Many Areas From adiecTive To anTonym, from parTiciple To poeTry, Through' senTence and novel sTrucTure. eager sTudenTs examine The many TaceTs of The colorTuI English language. This year Tor The TirsT Time. grammar. composiTion. and liTeraTure have been correlaTed, and sTudenTs review The TundamenTaIs oT grammar. see how The greaT masTers oT The language use The rules, and Then do creaTive work. This year, To provide Tor The diversified needs oT iTs sTudenTs. The English classes offer modiTied. regular, en- riched. and advanced programs oT sTudy. STudenTs plan- MISS THELMA C. EDWARDS MRS. DIANE B. MOORE A.B.. Guilford College: M-A-: B.A.. Florence Sfaieg English-II. Duke UniversiTy: English IV: Ad- viser. Masque and Gavel. MRS. GWEN H. BLAND MRS. FLORENCE GRAHAM A.B., UNC-G: M.A.T.. UNC- A.B.. UNC-G: English ll and CH: English Ill and IV. IV. 24 ning To become ol'Iice workers are provided wiTh The pre- Technical Training They need, while oThers seeking To pursue a regular program. or To achieve advanced place- menT in college are also ohsered work which enables Them To reach Their goals. IAII, however, are provided wiTh Training in The basic TundamenTaIs of The language. and many become aware ThaT The ideas and ideals ex- pressed in The world's besT liTeraTure remain virTually The same in all ages. MISS MARY F. CARPENTER B.A.. WesTern Carolina Col- lege: English Il, French I. I period in Guidance: Adviser. French NaTionaI Honor So- cieTy. MRS. ELLEN MUIRE B.A.. Radford College: English lll. Journalism: Adviser. BAR- KER. MR. GAINS EDWARD HOPKINS. JR. BIA., N.C. Wesleyan: English ll: Co-adviser. Debaiing Team. MRS. LESLIE PEARSE B.A.. M.A.T.. Duke UniversiTy: lAdvancedl English II. III, IV: Adviser. Speech and DebaTing Club.

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Three foreign languages are 'raughl af our high school, wifh 'rwo years of Laiin. +hree of Spanish. and five of French now being iaughl. Fh'+h year French is being offered for 'ihe firsi +ime, and ad- diiional courses in The orher languages are in rhe planning siege. Through Jrexlboolcs. films, record players, and rape recorders. +oday's foreign language srudem' learns Foreign Language Courses noi only grammar. pronuncialion and enunciafion, buf he becomes aware of The hislory. Jrhe geography. and The governmenl' of oiher naiions as he sludies many aspecis of rheir culfures. This year Jrhe ap- pearance of several Spanish-speaking srudenrs from Guaremala adds 'ro our unclersiancling of olher paris of Jrhe world and increases our deferminaiion 'ro re- move rhe language barriers rhaf separale nalions. Foreign Language Deparfmenf MISS MARSHA LYNN COOK A.B.. U.N.C.-C.H.: Adviser, Cheer- leaders. Spanish Club MRS. JUNE STONE BYRD A.B.. M.Ed.. U.N.C.-C.H.: Spanish ll. lll: Adviser. Spanish Club. Span- ' T T' ish Nafional Honor Sociefy Mr. Evans lecrures io his classes on French civilizafion. 26