Williston High School - Willistonian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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All the world ' s a stage, and all the people merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts. The above quotation expresses the sincere emotions of each member of the senior class as we recollect days of yester year that can never be for¬ gotten, and as we go forth into the world with the determination to play well our role on the stage of life. During the twelve years of school work that the graduating class has passed through, the mem¬ bers have played many parts -- scholar, athlete, philanthropist, club worker, journalist, and actor. With the aid of photography, we give you a retro¬ spective glance into the past three years of our school career. Jesse Woods, Jr. Editor-in-chief

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WIL LI ST O NIA N

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Because through the years he has rendered his services gen¬ erously, because of his unsurpassed patience with us and because of his untiring efforts to help us go forward, we the graduating class of 1956, do dedicate the 1956 Willistohian in its entirity to MR. WILLIAM GRADY LOWE Mr. Lowe, a native Wilmingtonian, was graduated from Williston Industrial High School in ' the class of 1942. After several years of service in the. Armed ' Forces, he earned his bachelor of Arts Degree from Johnson C. Smith at Charlotte, North Carolina. For the past six years he has taught Government at Williston and has been an invaluable assistant in the work of the Hi-Y and Stu- ; ‘dent Council Organizations. Mr. Lowe is not only a teacher but a friend. His sincerity and devotion are appreciated by the members of the class of 1956. MR. WILLIAM GRADY LOWE