Williston High School - Willistonian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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Trust no future, how ' re pleasant! Let the dead Past bury its dead! Act, —act in the living Present! Heart within, and God o ' head!

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Vtittieulum -v

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MRS. L. S. HANKINS MRS. L. S. WILLIAMS MRS. E. N. BOYKIN MRS. A. H. BREWINGTON MR. C. L. BRYANT, JR. The courses provided by the English Department attempt to develop within students a desire for clear thinking and intelligent expression. They encourage cre¬ ative ability and help pupils to appreciate our great lit¬ erary heritage through the study of outstanding works of many authors. The purposes of developing an apprecia¬ tion of life ' s values and good citizenship are invo lved. The basic concern is the management of language for effective communication, which is essential to every¬ day living. In school, language is the only means where¬ by other subject matter may be taught and consumed. Willistonians have made good use of the communi¬ cation skills which they gained in this department and have thus been most successful in their chosen walks of life. They made significant footprints in the sands of time because of the mastery of their native tongue. 24 HINTS FOR GOOD WRITING