Williamston High School - Skewarkee Yearbook (Williamston, NC)

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Just one mile more. . . Perhaps the first year of being an upperclassman holds the greatest ex- pectations, because a junior is actually much more than a mere member of the eleventh grade. It is the junior class that cheers the football team to victory each Friday night, only to return for clean-up the following morning, still jubilant from last night ' s victory. It is they who experience the ecstasy of preparing the most outstanding social event of the year, the Junior-Senior. And it is the Juniors who vow each year to become the finest senior class Williamston High S chool has ever known. It is from their class that an outstanding few are chosen by their scholastic records to act as marshals for the graduates; and it is they who first become seriously concerned with college entrance. A junior is more than a jovial teen- ager. He is, most definitely, a journey- man upon an unending path. His goal is to be just to all; his nature, to be joyful; and his contribution to his school lies in his loyalty, his love, and the bond of attachment between the two which grows stronger with the years. i T966

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Three little girls from school are we. CUss of 1967 Sherry Tice Gene Toler Doris T)Te Suzanne Van Nortwick Jackie Ward Jane Whitley Barbara Whitaker Donnie Williams Curtis White Mary Ann Williams Larry White Winnie Williams 29

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JunioR CUss OfficeRS BOBBY BEACH President LINDA PEiEL Secretary JOHNNY GURGANUS Vice-President JOBY GRIFFIN Treasurer