Williston High School - Willistonian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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GurncuL tun “And The Glow From The Fire Can Truly Light The World”

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aintenance Snack The only flame shared by all of the students is the ever eternal pangs of hunger. To cure these pangs, the “Snack¬ bar” gets daily use. The doc¬ tor, Dr. Clay, diagnoses the cases and gives the prescrip¬ tions with her assistants. There are two other emer¬ gency rooms for this ailment. These are the cafeterias which are serviced by stu¬ dents who are carrying on the flame in the field of cooking and food service. MR. MILLER MR. JOHNSON It is fit and proper that the capable maintenance staff receive recognition. The general appear¬ ance of our school is in their hands. It is because of these ardent workers that we have a clean, com¬ fortable atmosphere for study. Their caution in keeping up repairs and looking out for the general appearance of our school cannot be surpassed.

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MRS. WILLIAMS MRS. DRAINS MRS. DICKERSON MISS MALONE A ray from the eternal flame of knowledge shines upon the world in the form of English. The world over, even though the people may speak another language, English is taught. Here at Williston Senior High it is a requirement. Each student of this school is required to take three years of English. The students who surpass the basic requirements, take an advanced course in composition. To be able to express himself clearly and intelligently, one must be well learned in the field of English. Guided by the members of the staff of the English Department, the students of Williston Senior High are so taught that they will be able throughout their lives, in whatever they do, to carry with them that little ray of clear and expressive thinking. MISS THORN MRS. KEITH MRS. BREWINGTON MRS. TELFAIR MRS. MERRICK MR. WALKER