Chapel Hill High School - Hill Life Yearbook (Chapel Hill, NC)

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.9----f' 121 HILLIFE :F- .J-1---4-Cl LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1936, of Chapel Hill High School, in this, our last will and testament, leave behind us, with mingled regret and relief, a few of our possessions to those who most deserve and need them. Item I: To Dan Hamilton, Bobby Andrews leaves his title of classv pest. Item II: Louise Hudson, class beauty, reluctantly gives up her ever-present mirror to pretty Dot Page. Item III: With due respect to Mary Frances Odum, we leave her exotic charm to Ash- well Harward. Item IV: janett Hogan wills her maidenly modesty to Arthur Woods. Item V: We hope that Carl Snavely will use his gift, Christine Thompson's cuteness, to best advantage. Item VI: Louise Conner wills her fair complexion to Latane'Wright. Item VII: Lewis Vickers' quiet dignity is left, after much pondering, to T. C. Farrell. Item VIII: Alton Utley's and Charles Giduz's scandal column goes to the garbage can. Item IX: Feeling that Brewster Rogerson has been willed enough bass voices and athletic abilities in preceding years, we deem him perfect by now, and be- queath him nothing. Item X: Charles Mowry wills his Suthun drawl to Yankee Marie McClelland, with best wishes for a slow success. Item XI: Bobby Koch, one of the long line of scientific Koches, leaves his knowledge of Chemistry to Pem Rees, who probably won't need it. Item XII: Anne Bagby wills fifteen pounds tin weightj to Rachel Howard. Item XIII: Alton Utley gives all his romantic self, including German haircut, to Carolyn Miller, who would get it anyway. Item XIV: To our under-classmen we will the example which our smiling faces and cheery dispositions have set for them fexclamation pointj l Item XV: To our faculty we will and owe thanks for our finally being able to take part in these commencement exercises. HELEN FRINK, Temzfor. 14- C'l:31936?.?'-'ir T---:-jf 15 1?-fn

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3'-'fl l..-....T...f' HILLIFE JUNIOR CLASS Prefidefzl ...... Vire-Prefidelzl ....... Serrelary and T7'E6ZJ'IlI'6I' NANNIE B. ANDREWS SUSAN BARBEE HENRY BARBOUR SIDNEY BARKER JULIA BECK NAT BIRTCHETT EDNA BRADSHAW MAY HAMPTON CALDWELL CLIFFORD CARROLL JAMES CARROLL JEAN CONNER EVELYN CRAWFORD ALEASE DEAN BETTY DURHAM F. M. DURHAM JOSEPHINE ELDRIDGE DIARY FARRELL T. C. FARRELL GEDDIE FIELDS SARAH FORE JULIA MAE FUSSLER L4 OFFICERS MEMBERS VUANGER HARWARD BOF, HOUSE RACHEL HOWAIKD ELLEN HUDSON MFLVILLE JORDAN RUTH LEIGH RUTH LINDSAY MARGARET LLOYD HENRIE1'TA LOGAN EUGENE MCCAULEY WILMA MERRITT GEORGE IVIEYER MARGARET MORRISON MILDRED IVIURRAY SARAH NATPIAN JENNIE NEWSOME DOROTHY PAGE HOWARD PENDERGRAFT ADA MAE PERRY P. R. PERRY LAURA PRIDGEN .MARIIE MCCLELLAND . . . . . .ERNEST SMITH . . .CLAIBORNE OAKLEY MAURIGE PRIGDEN BILLY PULLEN PEM REES NAOMI ROBERTS BREWSTEII ROGERSON ALEX SESSOMS DAVID SESSOMS MAVIN SIMMS JUNIOR SMITH LEN SMITHEY KARL SNAVELY LOUISE SPARROW ROSE STACY EDWIN TANKERSLEY THELMA TROTTER JOHN VAN HECKE ANNA BELLE WHITE FAUCETTE WILLIAMS ARTHUR WOODS LATANE WRIGHT ENRIQUE ZAYAS -41i1936 fb-r:--M-'---- ....,g45+ Bah..