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

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Jlcssnc Smfmnr WARD Age 15 For a light heart Iires long. Jessie has only been in our Class one year. We are sorry she has missed the privilege of being here four years, as most of us have, but she has been bright enough to get through all of high school in three years. She is our cutest ineniber. We hope good fortune will always be with her. ANDY Worms W1I.LIAMs Age 17 Basketball Ta-nm Q-133 Baseball Team C-19. Yon C'r1ssi11.9 has a lean and hungry look. Andy is one of our very dignified sen- iors. This is his first year in Chapel Hill. He gets along all right with every- body, either because he's not energetic enough to stir up a row or else he's too dignified. Even though he isn't very pep- py about some things he surely is on the basketball team. Good luck to Andy! Twenty-two

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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

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