Williston High School - Willistonian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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dubs Cr . Activities ‘Men today must learn to know through 07ie another.”

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us mess cl uc at ion In today’s business world, the call for effi¬ cient, accurate and neat typists, stenographers, and machine operators is great. The flame of Business Education sparks the members who en¬ roll in this department for early employment or further training as specialists. The ray emits a glow around those who take shorthand, bookkeeping, typing, and office ma¬ chines in their training. May the eternal flame of knowledge enable those who are continuing in this field to become proficient and insure them advancement in jobs. Home Economics COepartment 1 his light from this department shines only upon girls. This may be changed in the future. Female students are prepared to meet the basic needs of the home and family. The courses include intensive training in planning meals, decorat¬ ing the homes, designing and making garments, and personal improve¬ ment. This training is carried into the home in the form of desirable habits attitudes, and ideals. ’

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Council “Democracy is a difficult kind of government. It requires the highest qualities of self-discipline, restraint, a willingness to make commitments and sacrifices for the general interest, and also it requires knowledge.” The Student Council promotes activities designed to contribute to the intellectual, social, and moral development of the entire student body; promote closer student-faculty cooperation; gives members experience in parliamentary procedures; encourages higher and better ideals of con¬ duct; creates a spirit of understanding and cooperation between students and coordinates the activities of the many organizations of the school.