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

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. i ye- ' W ' 'w'EI.I,...'f': JORDAN Nr-,wsonm Hunsux NATHAN Mas. CRU'l'CHFIl'1Lll lAY00lJI'I0l'SH xv00LI.l'.N CAl.lllVl'1l.l. H0lTSll xlikL'KlNNEY STAFF hllfl,Vll,I,I2 Jolinxx ....... .... E difor-in-Chief JIQNNIIQ XVELLS Nl'QXl'SIlBll'f . , .... Managing Editor Nom, xhflbfllll-llIl'SE ........... Business Managed' XY1fsco'rT XYHCll.l.EN ....... . flssisfalzf BIIXITICSS Illfzrzagm' Klks. xl. L. CRI I'CHlfIlil.lJ . ..,.. . Fizciflfy :ld1'i.90r ASSISTANTS I-I1,1,1QN HL'nsoN KlAY llAMP'roN C.fx1,DwEr,1. S.xi-:An N.X'l'l'liXN Bois House, JR. l,URIfN hl.XCKINNlIN' The incliviclual pictures ahove are of memhers of the staff who have done excellent work which deserves merit. Special mention should he made of Mrs. Crutchfield whose enthusi- astic advice has heen a constant help during the past two years, and of Noel Woodhouse Who, with his assistants, has done a splendid job in raising the necessary money for HILLIFE. The rest of the staff has clone its werk well and deserves recognition. lt was an honor to he on llIl.LlFIi this year, for the Editor and Business Manager allowed no slackers. Their names are as follows: -lIiAN Coxmgif NVARREN lX'llfNGEL josigvnixiz Iirnulncn BREWSTIER ROGERSON SARAH Four: Rox' STRUW11 Joi-IN VAN ll1icKE PA'll VVINSTON l.ATANE NVRIGHT Page Twenty-I uno

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Ma.. I fd 'H' ' PROCONHAN ST A F I B R ........... ,..,,............... ...... . . . If I I R S B ll 1 X lx lx I' If I I D B l H XI NI R 1 H H Mr31.v1l.l.r: .IoumN, JR. .llcxxlla VS I-:1.1.s Nl-A I! l H I C'mlfrilmf1n'x.' l'H.uu,l4:s ZlMBII'.llMAN, l,l.0YIl .lm PRCCONIAN VOLUME EIGHT CHAPEL HILL, N. C., MAY 1. 1937 NUMBER TXVENTY-FIVE HISTORY OF PROCONIAN COVERS SEVEN YEARS IN c.H.H. s. The Proconian, originally written and published by the debating club, was first edited by Herman Fussler in 1950. Its aim, represented by the title CPro for, and con After Herman Fussler, Dick Dashiell, Billy Hudson, and Ned Hamilton were heads of the staff, in l955 WSonnyH Jordan, Charles Giduz, Brew- ster Rogerson, and Thomas Mclntosh all acted editors during parts of the year. Through its existence the Proconian has shown a trend againstj, has been, through its seven years of reporting school news, to print both sides of important school questions impartially. Stu- dent-written editorials have always been welcomed by the editors. toward emphasis of feature material. The tendency is marked in this year's volume of the paper. The ultimate goal of the staff is to be able to print the Proconian, and build up a reserve fund for future years.