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

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K9 J fffcfiagi.-3' a w Commencement Program Sunalay, June 3, 11:00 Till. Mernonisi' CHURCH Baccalaureate Sermon . . . ..... REVERENIJ AIR. C. E. ROZELLE Zllolzdrzy, fum' ,f, 5:30 Pall. FLAG PoLE DEIJICIXTION Presentation in Behalf of Senior Class .......... By ALEXANDER FARRAR Acceptance for School ....... . . . By H. F. KILNCH 7 Tuesday, June 5, 8:00 PBI. CLASS DAY EXERCISES Historian . . .......... . . CARLJLYN XV1NsToN Testator . . . . FREIJERICK PRoL'TY Prophet ..... . . . . . ELIZABETH SLoAN Poet ........... . . . ALEXANDER FARRAR Graduating Gifts Presented . . . . By ROBERT COKER, JR. lVea'1ze.ra'z1y, June 0, 8:00 Pill. The Schcolmistressl' fljirzwoj . ........ Presented by the SENIOR CIASS MR. PREs'iox C. FARRAR, Dirrrlor Thursday, func 7, 61:00 Pall. GRAnL'AT1oN EXERCISIZS . Salutatory . . . ............. RIARY LILLIAN CORRELL Address . . . . Ro1sERT B. HoL'sE Vf1lCd1Ct0fY - . RUTH ASHAIORIE 29 g '3f6if'bkZF377 'D

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all of whom invoked that virtuous deity and patron saint, School Spirit. Mr. Munch urged carl: pupil to be present with Ilzrir quarters. -l. XV. VVbite and Fred Patterson, with the aid of their rose, led the cheers, and Mr. Munch did the Highland Fling? 23- V, J. The Christian faith was in great peril at school. It was feared by some fMr. Iviunch in particularl that the pupils would return to the worhip of cast iron idols. The boiler broke, and as this meant an earlier and longer vacation, and the IDOSt familiar chant was, Praise be! Praise be! Praise the boiler! Hallelujah! JANigxRv,1928 2-'Il0dClj', when we returned to school, we found the boiler, poor thing, still cracked. The aforementioned peril increased. 19-Mr. King bought a new Chevy. Cp until this time he has been riding his old hobby, Constitutional History, pretty hard, but he now rides his Chevy, XVhether or not he will cease to employ his old steed is impossible at the present time to ascertain. 0-UV-JF FEBRUARY 27-The circus tonight was the culmination of the labors and the sweat of many days, and the toilers rolled in on the crest of the high wave of success with proud and salubrious spiritslxi The performance, coming after the triumpbal march of our beloved menagerie, was a great success. Everything went off smoothly and seemed to please the audience highly. Only one thing was to be regretted, and that but temporarily. Miss Melick was speechless. Vile hardly believe this condition was due to her having been awed and wonderstruck by the performance, but there is no telling, for we think she had rather expected it to be awful. RIARCH 1-Today Mrs. Honey went uptown for cafeteria supplies hfrsrlf. I3-Filtlll igthl After three weeks of absent-mindedness, lVir. Farrar surprised us by remem- bering our long overdue book report. .AvRiL See comment for November. , 16-The floor of the platform of the auditorium was seriously damaged by the Graham Debaters, and it was there they made their deepest impressions. KIAY 15-This was the day of the great weeney roast. Most of those who were present probably have their own izzfwartz' remembrances concerning it. ' 15, 28, 29-EXAMS. JUNE 1-7-This whole week was rather one grand red letter day than five. Sunday's baccalaureate, Monday's flagpole dedication, Tuesday's most jovial class day, YVednesday's highly success- ful play, and Thursday's stately commencement-each and all demand more time and space than can be given here. 'lI i't- lIighI:inil l lina: dot-s not inn-:iii Scott-li vxti'zix':i1I:ilir'u. wvy.. liunibly apologize for this Styli-. it has In-1,-ii iniusi-il in us during many hours spent in history class, and w-A rind it lizird In kt-up bits ul' it from cropping out now and then. emeeesaf

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