Williston High School - Willistonian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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Guidance Department The Guidance Department of the school seeks to guide and direct students by providing coun¬ seling services, interviews, testing sessions, assemblies, and other similar programs. The department is directed by Miss Lillian L. Quick, a recent addition to the Williston faculty. Miss Lillian Quick Guidance Counselor In one of her many duties as counselor, Miss Quick here presents the William H. Danforth I Dare You leadership awards to Marvin Brewington and Millicent Brown during a school assembly. Students here represent those who attended summer institutes last summer. A Guidance Department assembly allowed them to tell other students of their experiences. L. to R.: R. Chadwick, D. Brown, K. Jervay, P. Taylor, C. McClain, W. Small, J. Green, M. Brown, and T. Moore.

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In addition to preparing transcripts, typing examinations, filling admittance slips, receiving telephone calls, and completing the many other assigned tasks, these capable, hardworking ladies must operate the school store and sell school supplies and lunch tickets. Above, veteran secretary, Mrs. Jones works on a school report. and eager assistants 25

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SNACK BAR helps too Students at Williston may eat at any of three places dur¬ ing the lunch break; however, the most popular and widely patronized one is the school snack bar or lobby as it is known around Williston. Manned by paid student assistants, the snack bar serves more than half the members of the student body each day. Mrs. Spain serves as manager for the snack bar. Mrs. Clay Former Manager Student assistants Janice Heyer and Mary Burney help manager, Mrs. Spain (R.). Crowd here is typical of the daily activity at the school ' s snack bar. Gail Allen, student assistant, tries to remain cool in the confusion.