Williston High School - Willistonian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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Education Silence, stillness, and an alert mind, was the order of the day. These graduating seniors are out on their own, putting use the knowledge and perserved thoughts they ' ve shared these past few years. One of the best things one can share is knowledge. These things we share . . . Religion Sharing is a vital necessity at Williston. Here, the Tri-Hi-Y conducts its annual Christmas Program to help the needy and poverty stricken homes throughout the community. By sharing, even if but a small portion, the hearts of many are lightened from day to day. These things we share . . . Recreation Sharingtheir extra time and efforts, our instructors main¬ tain the sound and healthy bodies of many. To participate in recreation is a means of relaxation and diversion from school day studies. It gives the students a chance to share in some¬ thing they all enjoy. These things we share . . . 5 Culture A bit of culture never hurt anyone. Every now and then, the student body has a chance to taste a bit of culture. Louis Hargrove displays a ribbon dance. Only through understanding culture in its relation to society, can you interpret such a dis¬ play of talent and meaning as this. Yes, we share our culture. Knowledge Looking toward a bright future, Willistonians take advantage of every moment possible of the school library. Assistants share their own time to render their services in the up-keep and main¬ tenance of our store house of knowledge. These things we share . . .

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THESE THINGS WE SHARE. . . Culture. . . 1 . A 1 x

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FOREWORD Down deep in our hearts lies a love so strong and true . . . We cherish thy name and thy precepts too. These words from our alma mater express the deep feeling of every Willistonian towards his school and his community. Imbued with the idea of giving of talent and time, our students are ever alert to school and community service. The idea of sharing is learned early and is carried into their adult lives. Williston engulfs itself into the tide of community activities. Students par¬ ticipate in recreational activities sponsored by various agencies. Our churches depend upon them for their musical talents and their leadership. The libraries in the city are used daily by literally hundreds of them, while others give service to these important agencies. Ever alert to changing times, the students here can be found participating in testing programs of all kinds. Their culture is enhanced through memberships in the community concert series, the Thalian association, and attendance at many outstanding affairs. Religion, Recreation, Knowledge, Education, Culture—These are the things we share. 6