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

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1 .TJEEL..-'ui .Lg . Tlnl . It rm.. axrzi. ...L - 3.21.12 m...:3'-5.1 i Aj Q, U NANNIE BETTE ANDREWS Home Economics Club, C253 Cho- rus, C25 3 Basketball, Cl, 45 3 Dramatic Club, Nannie Bette has a classic profile and a dignified air, but don't let that deceive you into thinking she is cold and sedate. On the contrary, her merry nature and pleasant smile mark her as one of the most friendly girls in school. SIDNEY B.-XRKER Sports Club, C2, 35. The way our fellow students flock to silent Sydney's car, one might think that he was a taxicab operator. Don't get the wrong impression, though. He hasn't start- ed in business yet! ROMULUS REST Basketball, C151 Baseball, C253 Chorus, C255 Hi-Y, Cl, 2, 3, 45. Despite the many misfortunes which have followed him during his school ca- reer, Roni has always won out by doing his Best. C'. H. H. S. will have lost a good snort- when hefgraduates. fi I 644 fiugfdh- EDNA BRADs1fI.xw a etball,C Q e iomics b ' Sp I . : Physi- ca ucation, C45. Don't let Edna's Iisping voice and rlreamfy gaze fool you! She possesses a truly remarkable talent-that of appearing wholly unconscious of anything one min- ute and answering intelligently one of lllr. Farrar's questions the nert. CLIFFORD CARROLL Sports Club, Cl, 2, 3, 45. For some reason Clifford reminds us of the heroes of those hill-billy jokes. We don't know why unless it is his drawling voice and amiable, easy-going manner. At any rate we find him a very pleasant person to have around. - HENRY BARBOUR Central H. S., Porto Rico, Cl, 252 Hi-Y, C3, 45 3 State High School Golf Tournament, C3, 45 Q Basketball, C45 1 Football, C451 Dramatic Club, C3, 45. Isn't -it amazing that someone fzrho has acquired the nickname of T-Bone should come from such. a romantic spot as Porto Rico! Anyway, 'we're glad he came, for Henry has a grand sense of humor. JULIA BECK Julia is small and oliveeskinned, with dusky black hair and eyes-in, other words she has just the type of beauty that flirls envy and boys adore. Her coquettish manner and Iisping voice are added at- tractions. N AT HIRTC H ETT Nat is the musical celebrity of the class in. that he has played orer the radio. He plays the mandolin. and the riolin, and all of us old-timers remember how he used to entertain us byl bringing his harmonica to school and 'ar uf' o IS. ' V ' pe 4,5-Jlrvzl . , U U, L - MAY HA M I'T6N ALDXVELL Preskl Fr ' VqjClass' Home Eco- cs C b 25, Cho ui C'I, 2, 3, 5 3 Hi- C2, 3, 454 easurer, 'C 5, Pr au, lC25g JL ior-Senior Emil' rt ' ment Co'I 'teel Junior R Commi te ' unior Marshalg H LI1fEfCj45 ' easurer Senior Class. Ham Izajleverything--good looks and a sweet ositionfto make her the mos! popular girl in the senior class. jE.xN,CoNNER p G-.J DranIa,ticvaQlI1bQ:fC2 5'f 'Cl1orus. C3, 3 1H'ifY, C3, 45. ' ean has been an outstanding member of the class ever since the days when she and her sisters used to harmonize for us in assembly. IfVe find her pug nose and infectious giggle very attractive. , L , .ia-M C f-O4 -A.. LL inane Page Seven re' if 1, 'J

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','.g'4lll'f, .':'IEEi57aYf'f ' E3 Cf lf? ' ' 3' lr! ll L L3 ll F E v'T2Tf 5.1!Z?'liNi- ... L SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . .. JENNIE W. NEWSOME ,TCC-IJ7'US1.dCIlf ,V, , LEN SMITHEY Scvreffzry . . . I I , , y I SARAXI-I FORE Trvaswer . V.., IXIARGARET IXIORRISON Tf'Sfc1f0I' .. , IXIAY HAMPTON CALDWELL Profile! . . i LL.. GEORGE' BIEYER Poet ..., . ELLEN HUDSON Histo:-icm . ., ROSE Srixcv Cllass A dt'is01' . CELESTE PENNY SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Flash! Flash! Flash! The latest news report of the clay, brought to you through the courtesy of the Pullen Pickled Peppers Company, from station I-A-K-E T-H-E S-N-A-K-E. Flash! Attention, all moochers! john Van Hecke has just opened a new branch of Uooclzcrs' Paradise. Two of his best customers are Klarie McClelland and May Hampton Caldwell. Speaking of Miss Caldwell, I hope you men of the nation have learned not to argue with her-she's always W'right. As for Miss McClelland, she's always True-ex. Any col- lege freshman. Flash! Henry Barbour, Esq., got to work on time today. Says Mr. Barbour's boss, Mr. Sidney Barker, The shock is too great. l am leaving at once for a long rest at Palm Beach. Mr. Barhour's secretary, Susan Barbee, gasped, XNlait until Ripley hears about this! Said office boy F. M. Durham, Hes probably already got it if my wife, Lucile Griffin, has found it out. Flash! lX'lr. and Mrs. Lcn Smithey thlargaret Lloyd! were seriously injured today when they attempteil to hide from hitch-hikers Clifford Carroll, Claiborne Oakley, Sarah Nathan, and Edgar Stone in the basement of their trailer. Flash! Big Bill Tilden, now playing professional tennis on crutches, has hired Arthur Melville Jordan, Ir., to chase balls for him. Flash! Mary Kerr Farrell has just obtained a divorce from her fifteenth husband, David Sessoms. The divorce was granted by Justice Charles Phillips. Says Miss Farrell, Davie was an awful dear, but lately my interests have turned to that charming diplomat, Brewster 'Shyster' Rogersonf' Flash! Three candidates have just been chosen to represent the United States in the world-wide competition Do you have to have a Manicure or can you Bite your Own? They are Rose Stacy, Julia Fussler, and Edna Bradshaw. CC0nfi111u'd U11 Page IZ! Page Six

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f , I I Page Eighl -saga 1 m fiTQL3ji fi'3 C r I I I it T33 lm, F E ' .C,Il'L'.f'. 7- '7..'SL ..-x ii'i1 f 'Tisau twat' EVIQLYN CRAWFORD Basketball, Cl, 2, 3, 433 Basketball Club, C233 Sports Club, C333 Junior Marshal 3 Dramatic C l u b , C3, 43 1 Chorus, C433 Hi-YL We have never seen, anyone so persist- ently cheerful, even. at the u-orst inoinents, as Evelyn is. Her brown eyes sparkling, her mouth curved in a generous smile, she unconsciously brightens up the whole school. F. M. DURIIAM, JR. Vice-President Freshman ' Class3 Secretaryfx- Treas 'qnc ,Sophomore Class: Dramatic :'C?l1ulJ, C43 3 Hi-Y, C433f,Jluntior Marshalg Basketball, C43 i 'Ii'ootball, C43 3 Boxing, C33 5 Sports Club, C33 3 Aviation Club, CZ3. F. llI.'s trim personal appearance, ever- present cheerfulness, and grand smile make him practically irresistible. l3'i.'XRY K ERR FARRISLI, Chorus, Cl, 2, 3, 43 I Secretary, C43 1 Basketball Club, C23 3 Operctta, C23 1 Physical Education, C43. 'What a 'zfious laugh Mary has! ' ench class. She L Mr. Gif iz's ' puns t 1 ha e it heard gully- IE s into playing St. Louis Blues, you've missed sonzetlang. SARAH FORIQ Chorus, Cl, 2, 3, 433 Hi-Y, C3, 433 Proconzan, C333 Secretary Dramatic Club, C43: Secretary Senior Class: Art Club, C435 llILr.I1fI3, C43. Behind Shrah's-dem ure, sweet face there must be an. illimitable supply of brain- nzatter. 'Without' seeming to let it worry her at all she manages to knock down a steady stream of A's on all her studies. FRANCES LUCILE GRIFFIN Central H. S., Washiiigtoxi, D. C., Cl, 2, 33 3 Dramatic Club, C433 Hi-Y, C431 Chorus, C43. Lucile has a. very engaging smile, a per- fect nose, and an. accent. In addition, she possesses an, individuality which makes her very attractive to 'us all. Witli her long, slender hands and air of poise, she ought to be concert pianist. fer J lg so faml her BETTY DURHAM C r s,AC , ZW Hom Econom- ic ' ' Ion, ' C43. Why cauft we all be a little more like Betty? Her inexhaustible source of good- natured laughter makes her a valuable and pleasant person to have around Ces- pecially when you haue just cracked a very sour joke and need somebody to take pity and laugh at it3. JOSEPHINE ELDRIDG12 . XXV, 1-In A1 K 'vhs fl 43- I-ail C43? 6CfigretglFC2Sr3 Llhlyli. C43- Josephine is beautiful and blonde, but no one could classify her as dumb. She is characterized by her fun-loving dispo- sition, good grades, and pleasant manner. GEDDII3 FIELDS Sports Club, CZ, 33 3 Chorus, C2, 43 3 Model Airplane Club, C23. Geddie must have a real affection for C. H. H. S. During his four years of high school he has not been tardy or ab- sent a single time! We will miss him for his cheerful friendliness. M 3 LIA FUSSLER , s, C1, 2, 3, 43 g Hi-Y, C2, 3, 43 5 Physi al Education, C43. JulM's friendly disposition and her abil- ity to play the violin make her a wel- come addition to any gathering. Any- one uiho can laugh as much as she does, euen at our weakest puns, deserves a 'medal of honor. dru-I f 4, 3 ,. A'C5ocLf' M' OK.-XLEE HOLLIFIELD Harris H. S., Cl, Z, 333 Physical Education, C43 3 Art Club, C43. Okalee comes from the mountains, but she emphatically denies that she is a hill- billy. Although she is a newcomer her friendliness and adaptability have made her seem like one of us. xlib, mass.- ... ,amass ! 5 4 t , E 1. M CL ji bl PC il ll l