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

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JOANNA ELIZABETH BROCKVVELL Age 18 Music Club 1135 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 45 Baseball 1233 Secretary Dramatic Club 143g Basketball Squad 1433 Assistant Basketball Manager 1433 Athletic As- sociation 143. Joanna is quite a jewel. She has many friends in school and is well liked be- cause of her joyous nature and common sense. Whatever you ask Joanna she tries her best to answer and answer helpfully. Everything she does she does neatly and well. OTWAY EDWARD BROWN Age 181 Hi-Y 12, 3, 433 Science Club 1235 Band 1133 Basketball 1333 Reading Club 133. Otway is that real tall boy you see in the corner talking to a group of girls 1?3 See how everyone flows up to greet him. That's truly Otway. Everyone likes him. He is a good sort of fellow and has an unassuming air. We've never seen him when he hadn't rather do something else than come to school or study. You see he was voted the laziest boy in the class. Otway will succeed in life. EDWIN WILSON COFFIN h Age 16 Dramatic Club 113. While we are all poring over our books with furrowed brows, Wilson smiles and reads thirty lines of Vergil along with History and French without any 1notice- able3 trouble. He has a very pleasant grin which has won for him a large number of friends during his high school career. COI'T MCLEAN COKER Age 17 Dramatic Club 1133 Reading Club 1233 Science Club 1433 Assistant Editor Proconian 143. Coit is possessed with a stammering tongue which probably accounts for his wit, 'cause he has plenty of time to think of something clever to say after he starts. He is on the Proconian staffg so this, in a measure, accounts for its success. We know he will succeed in life. l l 1 1 l l 1 1 1 1 Nine