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

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MARGARET MCIVER Age 18 Basketball Team 123, 133, 143: Baseball Team 1133 Dramatic Club 1333 Music Club 113. Not too grave. not too gay A jolly good sport in ez:eryway. One of our few members who has begun with basketball when she started high school and has kept it up is Margaret. She is not one of our numerous members who make themselves heard at all times, but when she says something it's worth- while. Margaret is a good sport and we're lucky to have her in our class. W1I,l,1.XhI VVAK1f:F1Er.n MQKEIQ Age 17 Editor of IAIILLIFE 1433 Student Governnient Marshal 113g Tennis Team 113, 133, 1433 Dra- matic Club 113, 143g Debating Club 1433 Debating Team 133, 1433 Hi-Y Club 133, 1433 President of Hi-Y Club 1433 Orchestra 143. A'N07l,6 but himself in his parallel. Billy is one of our three three-year students. We don't know what we could have done without him, for he has entered into nearly all the school activities and has taken big parts. He is a good debater a11d a great dramatic enthusiast. He is our champion left-hand tennis player. Besides having all these honors at- tached to his name he is our brightest student and has made a fine editor of H1LL1F1c. Some day Billy is going to sur- prise the world with his ability, but not the Senior Class, for they are already aware of it. Seventeen