Williston High School - Willistonian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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ENGLISH English is a required subject for all students on each grade level. English 10 gives sophomore students opportunities for oral activities in book reviews, memory lines, class discussion, special reports and panels. The grammar is a review of ninth year fundamentals and the literature provides material for a broader appreciation of literature and reading development. English 11, for juniors is a continuation of the principles of grammar. The literature deals with the influence of American ideals on literature and the different types of literature of great American writers. English 12 deals with the fundamentals of grammar and composition. The literature, which stresses English literature in our heritage, reflects the writings of great authors from the Anglo-Saxon period to the present day. The English department also offers a reading improvement course to give special attention to the individual needs of students through developing reading competencies, vocabulary improvement, comprehension, and study skills. Mrs. L. S. Hankins (back, STANDING) instructs one of her senior English classes. 19

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Our Guidance Counselor and Assistant, Miss L. L. Quick and Thomasina Williams Miss Quick presents Jacqueline Brunson a certificate for her outstanding achievement on the National Educational Development Test. Jacquel ine ranked in the upper ten per cent of students in the United States taking this test. THE GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Miss Quick and Jacqueline Brunson Ernest Baily, Matthew Simpson, and Miss Quick - ■ .

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Mrs. Williams Mrs. Telfair Mrs. Hankins Mrs. Draine