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

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Do the CiaSS of 1981 D Cfraduation f rayer Weff, Jdord, here if is - mg graduation! ddvergone is treating me rogaffg, and it ,s just as exciting as . 9 ho ed it won tJ U SJJ.J,, 3 k ave a won derjj Reefing of freedom B« t, as afwags, 3 need to tahe time to tafh things over with gou. jCord, gou hnow Letter than angone efse that it waSn t aff fun and games. 3 had mg proh ferns fihe ever gone efse. But gou a(wags heard mg distress caffs and heffsed me over the rochg places. dJhanh gou, Jford, for the mang peopfe who hefped me a fong the wag So far ... the teachers who chuffenged me to mahe that extra effort, an d fr iends who hefped to mahe mg Schoof gears fuff and happg. dJhanh, gou, too, for mg famifg who fistened . . . and understood . . . and Somehow endured. ddheg re aff verg Speciaf to me, Jdord, an dJff afwags he grate uf to gou for mahing them a part of mg fij St ' s a verg important chapter of mg fife that ' s coming to a ifose, Jford . . . flow what? Cgetting that diploma has heen mg goaf for so fong it seems strange to thinh hcgond graduation. As you hnow do uv(( J) have a lot of piand and a to! of dreams d) ve heen carrging around in mg heart. Vow J m ready to start mahiny them come true , with your hefp, Surd. S can t hefp wondering where df ff he in ten gears . . . or twenlg. Wiff 3 h ave the same dreams and desires? Or wi ff theg, too, change as 3 change over the gears? Wh erever 3 am, whatever mg situation, 3 ff afwags need gou 3?ord, and 3 hnow gou (( he there. 3 ve Seen enough of fife to hnow that th ere are hound to he disappointments afong the wag. Sometimes gour answer to mg pragerS wiff have to he no . Jdefp me to grow from mg sethcichs, afford, and never to foSe mg zest for fi viny. Bronx now on, 3 ff he mahing more and more decisions on mg own. Jdefp me, aCord, afwags to choose those things of fasting vafue. 3here are so mang directions 3 can tahe from here. Dhe possibilities are excitiny . . . an d fi m idea. JUp me to find my piac. in fife, Jdord . . that certain pface where 3 can find the ric hest fuffiffment and mahe the greatest contribution. Bind now, Jdord, 3 prag that gou wiff continue to wafh heside me Bfs 3 cross the threshold of the future . . . . . .and more in the direction of mg dreams. (dopied from an anongmous author Quoted from Tom Steele, 1979 — 80 Student Body President, Awards Assembly Program, June 10, 1980 4 Graduation

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important (1lioiced WJ. 3n Way SO Jlfjecting 80-8 lyjear Grey Hunsuckers’ cheerleaders — Sandy Ratliff, Ginger Safelle, Sandra Bryant, MaryAnne Register, Loren Fryer, Tonya Stone, Melinda Bryant, Emily Reid, Wendy Cambell inspire a winning campaign as Grey defeats two other candidates for senior class president. P O BO 1680 SUBUNGTO mOBTH CaBOI ' na 272 I 5 PHONi 919 226 7 } I 6 Compliments of: W orking with the largest amount of money of any senior class within the memory of Mrs. Pat Bason, senior advisor, Grey Hunsucker and his fellow officers have planned senior activities and decided upon the traditional gift to the school. Grey will lead the class at graduation and deliver one of the speeches. Other duties included supervision of selection of Homecoming sponsors Loren Fryer and Len Gant. Kirk’s Motor Court 1155 N. Church Street Burlington, N. C. 27215 Easco Aluminum Carolina Aluminum Company State Road 1184 P.O. Box 2437 Burlington, N. C. 27215 Dale Hargrove won his campaign for senior class vice-president and Paul Thompson waged a successful campaign for senior councilman. Coun- cilmen serve as representatives from their class to the Student Govern¬ ment, listening to student complaints, suggestions, and gripes. 6 t