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

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4-ff, AM.xzI.x11 P.x1:K1-:R SMITH Age 18 Football T4-ain 135 3 Basketball Team 135 3 Scientific Club 1353 Debating Club 1455 Hi-Y Club 145. To cvcrg girl he gircs a smile And tries quite hard io plcase, And if thc girl did not objcct Hc would her fair lzanrl squeeze. A. P., were sorry you had to lower your- self by taking Latin II with those little Sophs. But we may be pitying you for nothing for we forgot the class is com- posed mostly of girls. Again our mis- take-we forgot Alta Mae was taking Latin IV. A. P. honored our football and basket- ball teams with his presence. And we also enjoy A. P.'s enthusiastic talks in History. We wish him success when he becomes a member ot Congress and makes other thrilling talks on politics. ELIZA COFFIN TAYLOR Age 16 Secretary and Treasurer of Class 115, 125, 1353 Class Poet: Treasurer of Student Govern- ment 125: Annual Staff 145: Girls' Athletic As- sociation 125, 135: English Club 1253 Secretary of English Club 1255 French Club 1353 Music Club. And still thcy gazed and still the wonder grezc, That one small hcafl could carry all she knew. VVho would have thought that Eliza would turn into a poet! But we knew when we made her class poet she would make a fine job of it. Anything she undertakes she does to perfection. Just to prove it, she's taken five subjects for two years and still makes the highest grades in the class. She is an important member of the Annual Staff. Tho' most people get the impression that Eliza is very quiet and demure, those who know her best know that she can get just as excited as the rest of us. Really, Eliza, we hope that from here on you won't get as shocked as you do now at some of the faculty jokes. Twenty

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f ..- 5- lax AIl'fIIl'R GILMAN Sawrtgrt Age 16 Football C439 Basketball Squad K-11: St-ientitif: Club Q41 : Debating Club 131 2 High School Chorus 135: Hi-Y Club 137, 147: S9l.'1'PIHl'j' nf Hi-Y Club f-il : Monogram Club 4-ily Junior Marshal. A boy zt'l1o'S fond of looking swell. T710 delight of every pretty belle. VVe know Gilman is a Bostonian by his brogue. He is very Northerny in his accent. but rather Southerny when around femmes. YVe have to keep our ears open around Gilman for we have to translate what he says. But for all this he is the handsomest of our class. XTC wish him success in his business and other i?J aifairs in his life. ALTA BIAE SIM Ars Age 20 Girls' Athletic .-kssofziati-in 4151: Basketball iii, 141: Tennis Squad fell: Dramatic Club ill, lil: Debating Club 141: I-'rent-li Clul. -21: Music Club ill. 4121. 131: High School Chorus 133. I am myself alone. why need I bother zritlzl the 2l'oi'lfl's opinion. Alta Mae is the conquettish member of our class. We believe A. P. Smith and Fred Patterson can confirm this without much hesitation. Alta Mae is very clever with her pen in drawing sketches. Upon her was conferred the honor of being the dumbest in the Senior Class. but we some- times wonder if some oi it isn't put on. She has the pluck a11d we Wish her luck in all the years to come. Nineteen

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1:5 L1 ,- RACHEL MARGARET TAYLOR Age 18 Scientific Club 12,2 French Club 1355 Glee Club 111. Thy 'modesty is a candle to thy merit. Rachel is rather quiet, but when in- terested talks much. She is one of our pianists and has given us some good music. So quiet, pious, mild and meek, A noble child for whom you seek, But, gentle reader, mark you well, You cannot always, sometimes tell. lVlAlll'Il,INlC JEANI-:'1 r1': Tnoiirsox Age 16 Girls' Athletic Association 113, 123, 1335 Secre- tairy-Treusurer Girls' Athletic Association 13jg Basketball Squad 1-173 llrmnutiv Club 1133 Scien- titic Club 1233 English Club 1353 High School Chorus 1333 Orcliestrai 145. She talks, she talks, 011. 71,010 she talks, How could 'IFC e'e1' have IlS'fF'llP1Zf' She talks, and talks. and talks some more Madeline, shes clzriste11erZ. What will the after-dinner study period do without Madeline? Who will be left to get called down? No one will be able to fill her place, we are sure, as no one can talk so long and fast and stutter quite so attractively. It's quite fortunate that Madelene is taking only three courses this year, so she can find time to talk to her girl friends about what he said and then what she said and then what they both said. May she finally speak of only one he. Twenty-one