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

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K9 X, J ,V , C- H1-Y Club Prrsidrni, BAXTER FINAYLORQ Ivifl'-Pl'I'5id1'l1f, EVERIYIVI' RUSIIQ Sm'rf'1ary, JULIUS PACEQ Trrasznz-r, ONYX HUN'I'g ,'1I!fvi51'r, MR. KESI,IiR. Mfmbfrs: GLENN BEST, CLAUDE COUNCIL, ALEXANDER FARRAR, JOHN MANNING, BILLY MCKEE, FRED PA'I l'liRSON, VVAI,I.ACIi PA'I I'ERsON, FRED PROUTY, BILL PROUTY, VVAYNE S'I'ARNEs, TOM VVALRER, J. VV. VVIIIIE. Monogram RU'I'I-I ASPIMORE, GLENN BEST, LACY BURCII, ROBERT COKER, CLAUDE COUNCIL, NANCY LEIGII, HUI3ER'1' MADDRY, MARGARET MCIVER, JULIUS PACE, FRED PA'I I'ERSON, FRANK PENDERGRAET, BRAN'I'LY PENNY, FRED PROUTY, A. P. SMITH, IDA VIVIAN VVEAVER, J. VV. VVIIIIE, CAROLYN VVINSTON. WWFQWEYB

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'5'-he gi E311 1, 'CPO Debating Teams The debating teams which represented Chapel Hill in the state debating contest this year, after the preliminary elimination contest had been held, lined up as follows: Affirmative, llary Killou and Baxter Taylor, with Byng Farrar as alternateg negative, Ernestine Groves and Billy Klcliee, with Joe Couch as alternate. Chapel Hill, Graham, and Sanford composed the triangle. Chapel Hill's negative debated at Sanford, where they lost, while our affirmative team won over Graham here. The subject was, That Congress Should Enact the 1IcNary-Haugen Bill. The debaters, under the direction of llr. King, who coached them, studied the bill from all angles for a num- ber of weeks before the debate, and thoroughly deserved the pins awarded them for their excellent work by llrs. Jordan for the Community Club late in the year. FHFQEVQ

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