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

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Q-M---N- DOUGLAS S. TRABUE Roosevelt H. S.. 3. u72lSlllllg- ton. D. C.: Illiiversity ll. S.. 1. Minnesota: Hi-Y. ZZ: Class Poet. L. If oflfrr pffoplw ll'CI'l' us 1'llI'l'- yvfir us Imugflus nurylu' flwu lffllllll uwonlplisll nuuw. ll? lmlw fnulul him fo lu' of plvns- ing 1H'l'S0llllll'l'll, lfirlll-lI1'rlrfI'll, nurl f1'i4'urllg1. ALTON J. UTLEY Hi-Y. 1. 2. 3. -14: ViI'e-l'resi- dent Hi-Y. 2: Tl't'ilSlll'0I' Hi-Y. 3: XYlC9-l'l'CSlfl0Ilt Hi-Y. 1: Stu- dent Counuil. 3: Dralnatic Club. 3. -1: Chorus. 1. 2: Debating Club. 3: Basketball. 2. I: Tennis NI2lll2l,L'6'l'. I.. .-llfou is original iu v'I'f'ru III ui sense of lln' lrorfl. HfPll'l' IVA flliuk lw's swell. ELIZABETH M. WEAVER Secretary Biology Club. -3: 'l'l'02lSlll'0l' Sports Club. 3: Vive- l'l't'SlllQllt Basketball ClIIb. 2. Basketball TQZIIII. 1. 2. 31 Clxorus. L: l'roconian. lt: An- nual. l. Elizulwfll luis fl spirif fluff ull rrrlmirw. Hluf nluvrus simul- alvrs Ilvr lurrl of fluf lllll'lll'Il u'ifl1 ll smile. MAIKX' WHITIE .llrlru is lllll'flllS plwrrsfruf mul swnzs fu possess n rwnl fulrfuf iu Irving ulllw fo lu' flffI'Illll'4l in- llll'lfllIIllS flu :mf lII'flI'llflffl' fllis Qu in rlrlsx. UW' less fllI'llIlIfIl'l' lull uv' rlo wnru lwr. Slu' is .wiur-:fre flzfll uw' all like lwr. JOHN L. WITHROW Football. l-. .lllllll u-ill frllrflus lu' l': nu' lu'r4'rl as II quirff luuf lful :Irv in wrrursf. Hr' juxf Vllllll' lo us lllis urur, lfuf fllrrf Iurrlfws lf umm flu' lvss llnrll fur flu: Sfllnnl ln lnsr' llllll. lVl l'1' lonlf- ing forlrnrrl fu Il yrrrlf fufr fur llinl. flullff Hliufl llls 4'1'r'1'1IfI'if'if1vs. uw Home l'lI-onoinies. 3: Ili-Y. I Iu- plu ll'lf -11 ' tllLLIF D E11 1936 .....:'l!. l 4..- .sl 12 TQ, A. JUANITA TRIPP President Freslunan Class: I'resIdeIIt .lunior Class: Presi- dent Home Econoniics Club. 3. Tull, poiswl, mul lovely, Jun- uifn 1'esenIl1lf'x II ffrrff'im1 sfnfue. She is one of flul most popular flll'lS in srlmol and n youd sfu- fl!'lll'. TVI' lrnuu' youll things are in store for you, Jllfllllffl. LEXVIS VICKERS President Senior H. R.: Chorus. 3. L: Honorable Inention In Poem Contest. 3: Proeonian, -I-. Uur Lnfiu Sl'll0lCll'.' Our sym- lml of ll'lf.' These mul wuozy Lair- rlnnuzfinns of sinzilar nature mv' nllrnus r-ouplerl u'iflI Lzfzris l'if'lfers' 'llllllllh No IIWIIIIIUI' 'Ire frflluire llim. MAX WEAVER Basketball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Foot- ball. 1. 2. 3: Baseball. 2: Glee ClIIb. 3: Dralnatic Club. 4: An- nual Staff. -lt: Sports Club, 3. Illini' is l'.I'll'l'lIl1'lll 'l'I'l'SIIfllC. H11 inrlulyws in all farms of ullalwlir-s. sings, nrfs, and ll'l'll'?S. llf you fluu'f Iuflufre nun look nf his lisf.l He is very 'uwll liked by l'l,'!'l'llUlIl'. LESTER WILSON Chorus. 2. 3. 4. Imsfrll' is mu' of the few quief lmus in flu' Class of Hifi. Due lo flm fnff flmf he Iires ouf of fmru lu' is unable' fo fake puff in o1'f1rnli21'll sporls. Lrfsfer is ullrnys vriycfr to learn--11 quali- fu lrllirlz llIfllft'S fm' slarr-ess. RICHARD S. WRIGHT Asheville H. S.. 1. 2. 3: Treas- urer Senior Class: Proconian. 4: Annual. -L: Basketball. -12 Hi-Y. l: Chorus. t. IViflmuf Iii:-k uw' 'll'0lllfl llIll'L' nu nunlull. In flu' one slmrf your uv ed luis been lwrr' he'.S filler! ll place that will lll'l'I I' be forgotten. Bonne r'luou'rf, Dirk!

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11' MARY L. RIOGSEEE Basketball, 3, -Lg Sport Club, 3. To understand Jlary one must know her. Onee your friend she is alirays your friend. She is fond of athleties and above all basketball. Though she is rery quiet she has determination in all she does. IfVe feel sure that sueeess zrill eroiru her efforts. JUNIUS I. SCALES Greensboro H. S.: Fort Lauri- erdale H. S.: Hi-Y, 4. Junius is another neufz-owner, but he has quiekly adjusted him- self to his surroundings and made many friends. His eurly white hair and neatness of ap- pearanee are distinetire. Here's to happy days, Juuius. BILLY SPARROW Although Billy toufers far above our heads he doesn't have a eondeseendiny air. He's o hard ieorker, serious-minded, and unusual eonibination of brain and l1rau'n. His bashf-ul smile and blonde hair are a part of his attraetion for us. WILLIAM E. STONE, JR. Sports Club. 3: Chorus, 3, J.. Edgar is a liard-n-orking boy, uvhieh is certainly a valuable asset to anyone. He has been too busy during his high sehool eareer to take an aetire part in ath leties. EDNA I. SUITT Treasurer Home Economics Club: Chorus, 1, 2: Dramatic Club. 4. Edna is another one of our fine seniors-a girl of dignity and poise, who has a zi-onderful way of making everybody like her without even trying. Her hair, her erowning beauty, is the envy of every girl in school. ---Q, H I L L I FE NEWER 0+ 1936 12 - Twtit 11 FRANCES M. RIGGSEEE Chorus. 3. .tg Basketball Club. 3: Basketball, 2. Cl. To see Franees on elass one Irould think she nerel' had any- thiny but an orderly and studi- ous thouyht in life, but on the outside she is a yood sport. At her speeial interest, basket- ball, she has inade a biy sueeess. LLOYD M. SENTER Lloyd is one of the feu' boys in the elass u'ho isn't eonstaut- ly beiny ealled dou'u for loud talkiny. Hoirerer, dou't yet the idea that he is the yoodyA yoollyu kind. Far from it.' He's a sirell sport any u'ay you look at it. He eertainly deserves the best of breaks. EDN EY W. STACY Lenoir H. S.. 1: Wilkesboro H. S.. 21 Secretary Current Events Club. 3: H-Y. 1: Foot- ball. 2. 3. L: Red Cross Repre- sentative. -L. Webb is a eonseientious stu- dent and a likeable boy. He hasn't been Irith us lony but is quite 7n'oiuiuent,' and ire ll'lSll hiin luek. MALLIE J. STONE .llallie has been too busy dui'- iny his hiyh sehool eareer to take part in outside aetirities. Hou'el'e1', you dou't hare to be a yood athlete to be a yood boy. IV1' iniyht say, about .llallie that he's not too sober, and not too yay, but a true blue boy in ever!! fray. MARGARET C. THOMPSON Home l 1L'0ll0llllCS, 3: Chorus, -5. L. Petite, dainty, ehie-all these ll'0I'flN eonie to our nziuds zrhen u'e think of Christine. tlVe eould suin all this up by sayiuy she zeas eute, but ire dislike the 11-ord.1 Christine is an earn- est irorker and deserves sur-eess.

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A-zz HILLIFE 1:-E 1-lm CLASS HISTORY OF' 1936 FRESHMEN It all began long ago in September, '52. . . Introductions: Mrs. Heinitshfa 412 + bf I .9 . . . Mrs. L3.VVSOI11.lfNlIZl.f, erfir, .l'll!.71'fHLlttlC boy, you can't do that. . . . Specialized in one's English I, Math I, Latin I, etc . . . into the maze. . . Class elec- tions, Juanita Tripp. . . President. . . Aw, we don't want a gir!! . . . we got one anyway. . . Mid-terms. . . Finals . . . then 'we turned. . . SOPHOMORES Improved our nonchalance . . . we met Latin in two's, Geometry, the area of a parallelogramf. . . General science. . . Man has proceeded far. . . . Class elec- tions, Fred Pullen. . . President . . . we got our boy. . . Miss Cherryblossomff . . The Seniors produced an annual. . . Most of us passed our finals . . . in order to become. . . JUNIORS We became old hands . . . and Frenchmen . . . to 'er' is human QGiduzj. . . Dr. Howard and student government . . . demerits. . . We got a million of 'em. . . . Algebra III, Mr. Munch . . . and something about Waterloo , . . Class rings. . . We can give them to our girls . . . for 88.00. . . Class elections-Juanita Tripp. . . . President. . . A little lady shall lead us all . . . then june . . . its exams . . . which we survived so that we could be. . . SENIORS The lofty pedestal . . . engraved with vague mutterings of Macbeth . . . and Life of f0!9IZ507I . . . courtesy of Dr. Farrar. . . French II with that punning peda- gogue. . . Chemistry fNaCl plus HQSOQ . . . and hoarse Miss Phillips . . . from Fredericksburg. . . Class elections-Louise Hudson . . . President . . . she's a good 'un. . . Annual. . . Superlatives . . . ad getting. . . Things are growing fainter. . . Finals . . . no recapturing . . . that lost youth. . . It was fun . . . will always re- member . . . as we turn to . . . if 19363, h...s5l 13 Ea..-