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

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TIIOBIAS HENRY WALKER Age 16 President of Class 1-133 Vice President of Class 113. 123, 1333 Football Squad 1435 Basketball Squad 1433 Scientific Club 113. 123, 1335 Band 113, 1233 Hi-Y Club 133, 1433 Treasurer Hi-Y Club 1-L33 Monograni Club 143. If 'needs brains to be a real fool Tom, the football hero! He certainly distinguished himself when he made that long dash down the Held with the ball under his arm while everybody else was hunting for it. How those long legs did fly! He is a very good president. when he gets around to it, though he's rather er- ratic about meetings. We hear rumors of this in some quarters. We trust that his slow and lazy ways will endear him to his adored feminine public and that his conquests will be many. l FRlQI3l'ZRIf'K Glcrzlc PA'l I'lClIS13N Age 16 Vice President Class 1-L33 Football 123, 133. 1-13: Captain Football 1-131 Basketball 133, 143: Tennis Squad 123, 133. 143: Dramatic Club 133 5 Scientific Club 113 3 Athletic Club 123 3 Monogram Club 133, 1433 Hi-Y Club 133, 1433 .Tunior Marshal. His ability to talk 'whether he has any- thing to say or not has helped him, on many occasions. Pat is our finest athlete. Star and captain of the football team, fast basket- ball player,-what more could a fellow want? And yet sad to relate it has af- fected the size of his hatband. He knows the girls just can't resist an athlete and such a handsome one. Self-confidence supreme. But the mighty have their low mo- ments, Fred, have you made your con- tribution to the waste-basket? Shades of French class. Stick to it, Fred, you may get by with it some day. 1No pun intended. 3 Eleven