Williston High School - Willistonian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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CLASS SONG Tune, Auld Lang Syne Dear Williston, we ' re leaving you And we should like to say, The love and wisdom that you gave Are things we can’t repay. Thy standards we’ll uphold for thee In everything we do; We’ll do our best to reach our goals And prove our worth to you. Chorus: Dear Williston, Dear Williston, Our alma mater true, Though you ' re the one we love so dear; ' Tis time to say Adieu.

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CO o high school offers a privilege for service to any person who is well pre¬ pared. May we think of the years spent at Williston Senior High as the initial period of preparation for the opportunities that lie before us. Through our continued sacrifices and a determined effort to achieve perfection in our selected vocations, we may help our community to find a solyiifilPgS many of its perplexing problems. Now the time has come for us to part. As we leave behind these rtals of Williston Senior High, we leave Behind the cherished memories that have endeared us to our Alma Mater. As we move on to blaze new trails, maf we stop and cherish those memories once again through the activities andjof ;stal sp£ This yearbook we offer to the 1960 graduating class of Williston High. Many years from now, we may want to relive those days Dear Alma Mater. Samuel Galley, Editor-in-Chief Roger M. Aiken, Associate Editor

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CLASS POEM year is done, and our sorrow Hangs o ' er us in the air Like a blanket that covers the morrow Leaving fear and uncertainty there. W We strive hard to see what ' s before us Through distance and through mist; And a feeling of sadness comes o ' er us Melancholy our souls can ' t resist. Dear Williston , ere our departure To sail now for new ports of call, As off-springs of this alma mater We promise our standards won ' t fall. t® : 3? % ' h „ ■ ’-.k. Mary Wright