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

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The first picture topposite page! shows Mrs. Weston introducing the project. In the center picture, Bryan Cobb holds an original Dr. Seuss poem received by Charles Saunders. Zi' 4141+ 54,9195 Mrs. Weston and Betsy Gant are shown with Bryan. The third picture shows LuAnne Harmon presenting her project, along with several of the parents, friends and students who attended. 5

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t is the year of our nation's Bi- centennial. During the school year 1974-1975, Mrs. Marian Weston's GT English III students Wrote biographies of living Americans who have made a contribution to modern American life. As a special Bicentennial and Silver Jubilee project, they wrote letters to their selected individuals requesting comments on the nation's bicentennial, 4 fsgs qls? 2' 4 .3f'a-2. , Lf . if X f ' .sR5N.wvXE5,LE-if Q -xr-' A .1sf..fh ' s K 'f we -wg .:., , -- if. .1-, 915635 ...v f what today's students can expect, and what they can contribute to society. In May, 1975, the letters and research were donated to the school library. Rv E N 5 4

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he Boy Friend climaxed weeks of preparation leading to performances on May 1, 2, and 3 in the WHS auditorium. Many nights of long hard rehearsals, sweating under hot lights with running make-up brought the end result: 197 5's annual Choral Department musical directed by Erv- ing Covert. All those involved were proud, though somewhat exhausted. It was a great endeavor for the Choral Department, but as usual, they started with nothing and ended with a huge success. Thus ends the second chapter in our story of the year.