From the back of the Postcard:
The architectural drawing shows Burlington's new Walter M. Williams High School designed to accommodate 1,500 students. The school has an auditorium that will seat 2,500 people. The gymnasium is not included in present plans, but is planned for construction as soon as possible before or after classrooms and auditorium are completed. The new school, named in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Williams of Burlington, will be among the most modern and best equipped to be found in the east.
16 classrooms, 12 teachers, 325 students in grades 4 through 11 in 1936; destroyed by fire
First called "The Hub" High School; students consolidated to Western High 1962
current Elementary School with 600 students; This building razed
Closed 1974 as elementary school; building razed 1975
10 classrooms, 7 teachers, 286 students in grades 1 through 6 in 1936; became a community center
Became Elementary School 1962; High School consolidated to Western Alamance
Demolished 1969; school is now an elementary school
9 classrooms, 7 teachers, 317 students in grades 1 through 6 in 1936; later became Forest Hill Elementary
8 classrooms, 6 teachers, 286 students grades 1 through 6 in 1936; Students reassigned to Andrews Elementary in 1976 and property sold in 1977
3 Classrooms, 3 teachers, 152 students in grades 1 through 5 in 1936; building replaced 1940
One-room school for black students located on Hwy 62 in northern Alamance County
Closed in 1957; Students transferred to Glencoe Elementary
Students transferred to Eastern Alamance High School in 1962
New Facility built in 1968; renamed B. Everett Jordan Elementary in Dec. 1972
Became Elementary School in 1960; Old Building burned 1974;
Currently an elementary school
50th Reunion, taken Sept. 17, 1977
Possibly the Class of 1957
