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

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EE-9 f A ef' ,, Semor Stat1st1cs ' F U- 1 ll lf A RUTH ASHBIORE A M lllosf ,'IffftZF!i l1f and Biggfsi Bluff - Viv, 2.x W I: 154 4 Z y ,ZZ ROBERT COKER l 1. A' A 'Q Lazivst, Most Popular Boy, and Most Original .U W, 4 --- 1 V NM, 5 . ' MARY LILLIAN CORRELL ' Q ' Most Conffilfd and Biggfst Jaw-lf'orle1'r 5 ' JOE COUCH 71 - ' Q A f -' .f D, A I Class Pfsl 1 .V',. 4 A si 22 , ' E' ' ?'gQ32 A I, I A , f pw, 1r.-R1 f ALEXANDER FARRAR ' BF.S'f,iSlUid1'7lf , M , f -5 45' MARJORIE RIMBALI. Peppifst, Most Popular, and Best flll-Round Girl FREDERICK KOCH Cutfst, and B051 EX'1'l'1lli47J1' JULIUS PAGE ' T ' 'N A ff ii 'Ark ' in H., ,. , 3,24 1 . .ctw-'5'-c f ' 1 ..' ' Q' . . - ' ,. . ,i , a, X Q ifxizfrkxli-6 jg xx W. ' 7 .. 'H 2. vf A . 4 'W ' WM Best Boy .-lllflffr' . FREDERICK PROUTY Best-Looking and Bu! .Jll-Round Boy IDA VIVIAN WEAVER Bm! Girl .Althlfte CAROLYN WINSTON Preitifst and Dumbfsi rr-:Aww .W A if ff ' . ggi ,534 if ,img ' 1 I, , 5,- Q0 ,meg A 'A , ' ffl? A - O, EA? 1 ! Az. I5 525 4 R 0 A ,h M 2 A 5 . , 4 4 oz: A mei? iffy ' 1. A sv V 1' : , ISL fl' ,S f 1'5 AWS, - X 'L ' -' L .1 if R ,' .. X' J 1' e Af: '? E ar E g fr I M X li :ul I ..,. Q., . .Q 'EEKQEEYW

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tv 4 tl il' 8 XJ Q' Last Will an Testament Item I.--The Class of '23, with all due respect, wills and graciously bequeaths to the Class of ,ZQ all senior privileges, colors, flower, and other accoutrements necessary for the sustenance of said Senior Class. Item II.-To the Class of YZQ we will our much-used ability to carry on class meetings and to conduct social functions. Item III.-W'ith unanimous pleasure we will to the Class of '30 our experienced form in hauling off all inter-class basketball games. Itrm IV.-To the Freshie Class of '31 we will with solemn pensiveness our formal dignity, Junctuality, and scholastic abilitv, in order that they in due course Z' . . . . of time will become more serious. Item If-Benson Ray, having kindly consented, wills his stubbornness to Bill Prouty of argumentative fame. Item IYI.-Robert Coker, jr., will at his own pleasure bequeath to any needy per- son a certain amount of obesity. Item I'II.-lX'Ir. Alexander Patterson Farrar wills his diminutive name to lvlr. blames XVilber Xvhite, -lr. Item VIII.-The large and uncouth feet of Everett Rush are willed by aforesaid person to Klr. Hubert lladdry, who is in dire need of a solid foundation. Item IX.-Such nick-names as 'fLoosey,,' Buzzard, f'Luzzy, and the like, are willed to those members of the Class of ,ZQ who would desire to popularized or bothered Ctake this As You Like It J by such solemn conventions. Item X.-Bliss Klary Lillian Correll finally succumbed to the petition to give her iiery oratorical eloquence to Eliza Taylor. Item XI.-lNIr. Glenn Best, of pugilistic renown, wills his unsurpassed training in this cauliflower profession to our fast advancing East End Kid, Kid Harold Garrett. Item XII.-Bliss Nellie Kladdry, after very little deliberation, parts with her solemnity in behalf of Joseph Page. Item XIII.-Bliss Ruth Ashmore wills her quietness, placidity, bashfulness, and quiet reserve to Bliss Penelope VVilson. 4 Item .YII'.-As we draw near the close of this testament, it would be only fair for the Senior Class as a whole to will its wholehearted, light, jocular, and ever-present smiling disposition to any class that is so lucky as to be first to acquire this acumen of life-giving attribution. VVitness our hand and seal on this Hfth day of june in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight. fSignfdj THE CLASS or 1928. llvIfllt 5A'f'S.' ALICE CLARENCE KocH I4 WWFQWEYW

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E0 rl Q! VVAYNE STARNES . . . TOM VVALKER . . EVRLYN PAOIQ. . . . ELIZA iI1AYl.0R . jiaifr A'I'wA'I'ER lVl.-KRCARET BOONE l,lI,I.IAN BOWDLN SIQNY BYNUM HESSIE CIIIQLR IIA YVVARD D.-kGCE'l l' ANN DAVIS fiRADY IDURHAM MARxIE DURIIAM JULIA FRANKLIN PAULINIQ FRIQIQLAND IIAROLD fiARRE'l l' AMEI,I,-X GOOCH L1l'liO1' Class OFFICERS lhqEMBERS ERNESTINE KIROVES VIRGINIA HARRISON TOM l'1lCKERSON NORWARD HOGAN MARY KII.I.OUGI'i JOIIN MANNINO PAUL MCCAULEY VIVIAN MCNEILI. DUNCAN NEVILLE VVALTON OI.IIHAM FRED PA'I rIaRS0N ABBY LAURA PAULSEN lIOYE'I l'E RILEY .4L.....-..-, 5.e. M 3 f V+' -I.- I , , 3' . . . . . .Prrsidrnt . . . Vzff-Presidrnf . . . .Sffrflary Trraxurzfr KQILMAN SAVVYER LEDFORD SIMMONS AI,'l'A MAE SIMMS A. P. SMI'I'I-I HOVVARD STONE RUBY STROVVD ELIZA TAYLOR SEISS TAYLOR MADELINE THOMPSON HARPER THOMPSON GARLAND TILLMAN JOSEPHINE VVI-IITAKER ELEANOR XVILLIAMS The IQ29 class rings were bought in the fall. Our Class was represented in football by Fred Patterson, A. P. Smith, jOhn Manning, and VVayne Starnesg in basketball by Grady Durham, A. P. Smith, and Frefl Pattersong iII girls' basketball by Amelia Gooch and Margaret Mclverg in tennis by Evelyn Page, Amelia GOOeh, and Billie McKee. The juniors gave the Seniors 11 weinie mast. I6 A366233