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

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HlLLllf'l41-1940 15155 Tzcelzty v EDYVIN BYRD RIGGSBEE Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 415 Hi-Y Club 12, 3, 415 Sports Club 11, 215 Dramatic Club 11, 215 Dancing Club 1415 Basketball 1315 Handicraft 1215 Annual Stall 1415 Library Club 111. If you thought you heard Donald Duck himself at school the other day, you were mistaken-it was Edwin! Funny imitations are quite zu hobby of his. And we musn't forget to mention his good performance as the policeman in the senior play. ? x , 2 , ffolvmmq lluocoxbbda- FRANK Ross New Hanover High School 1l, 215 Latin Club 11, 215 Reserve Officers Training Corps 1215 Chapel Hill High School 13, 415 Senior Boys' Hi-Y 13, 41. For an long time we've babied Frankg but now that he's reached graduation status, he's grown up. Frank is an unusual combina- tion of mischief and hard work. He is the one person who can make the Senior class laugh when final exam grades go out. IJ - 2: flchifan EDWARD SCHLESSINGER Abbeville High 1l, 2, 315 Dramatics 1415 Hi-Y Louisiana's loss is our gain where Ed is concerned. Not many people know Ed well, but those who do, know that underneath that quiet exterior is a keen sense of humor and a flare for imitations. X 5 , 'L .t',,gL. 1 xs 1 N L-4 A L-f X N 7 ' JOE SLOAN Dramatics 1415 Hi-Y 141. In ite of the fact that Joe's father is chief of police 1which fact erves to get many Seniors out of trouble1 he i ' ' all in- clinvj to be a slow-joe. No, indeed, :Atl --1 -- iw fellow with plenty of fun and X 'f1!i.lr,,1f iffy w 'nl 'ln elf W ivy, l- it 'l l , it ,ff 1.1 ' , - 1' lf lil ' 'W' . ,.ll1.- 'xl 'I-::':T'fT'f'

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H11,1.11-'ic M :vm W. P. PICKETT, JR. Football C3, 435 Baseball C3, -H, Sports Club CZJ. W. P. is our outstanding athlete. In football and basketball he is tops, not only in ability to play the games, but in sportsmanship. 1 , A 0 CARL PRIDGEN Hi-Y Cl, 2, Secretary 3, LH, Band CZ, 3, 43, Sports Club CZD, Choir Cl, ffl, Dancing Club C4J. i l Carl, who, it is rumored, has a very convenient habit of making out his own report card, has one of the most continual smiles in the school. He's got lots of life in him, and he always has an answer ready even if it isn't the right one. ff- 17 l i . 2 iff' 4 Lf5'1f'1f'1'-e THOMAS PRITCHARD Hi-Y Club Cl, 2, 3, 4-jg Dramatic Club C-Hg Football C433 Handicraft CZD5 Airplane Club CID, Annual Staff C4J. Smiling Thomas is a pal to everyone. Being a practical joker is his specialty. Thomas is a lot of fun but he hasn't paid enough attention to the girls. If if ' , 1, -Jfgs 1 J fdjnjc MELBA LOUISE RAY Hi-Y Cl, 2, 3, 4-Q, Dramatic Club CZ, 4-J, Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4-D5 Home Economics Club CTreasurer 3J, Knitting Club CZD, Physical Education CID. :Melba is the prettiest girl in our class. With her dark hair, fair Wskin fu- iw- . 1 ' es, who would dare object? She has a sweet voice 44 Errrziii heard using what is popularly known as f.1r . i h5Q. along with teachers as well as students. , D J 1 L . 3 .1--1 'pri- ll 'FT :N 'f'- ' . ww W , ', V- 1 CN .Wil P I K W Q WA, ' . C w 'if it C 2 rl, ,Q ' ll' l x . LL rl' X Pa e Nzfzeteffu 'X bfi 1' it ,-, VV YN pl M g fl 5:52-fgi 4 ' 1, v-it ' .J

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i K N f l.. Hll.l,ll-'l'1- 19-LU HILDA MARGARETTE SMITH President Freshman Home Room 1lD, Physical Education 123, 4-H Club 11, 22, Art Club 113, Home Economics Club 13, 4-J, Hillife 14j. There are many people who think Hilda a very pretty girl with her lovely mahogany hair. She'd be an ornament to any class. Anyone would be proud to know a girl endowed with beauty, brains, and such sportsmanship. We've never known Hilda to shirk from any sort of disagreeable duty. She has certainly worked hard to get this Annual out on time which is a very tough job. off-of f f4,,7,,,.-.,- , I , fax, .V NANCY JEAN SMITH Hi-Y 12, 3, 415 Library Club 123, Dramatic Club 143, Pro- conian 145, Scroll 143, First Prize Poetry Contest 135. Nancy may be small, but we expect big things from her. With her unusual talent for writing and her perseverance, she ought to go far. She will be missed next year as her stories were quite an addition to the Scroll, CARL BRAXTON SPARROW, JR. Dramatic Club, 4-H Club, Library Staff. When a boy is good looking, he usually lets the world know about it. Not so with Braxton. He quietly uhitches his horse to a certain young lady's gate, whenever he can, and lets the world go blissfully by. ' I. l BERTIE ERA SPARROW Knitting Club 1359 Home Economics Club 13, 4-D. Orchids to Era for being just the girl she is. We wouldn't want her t e any different from her own sweet and quiet self. A I ' -.,- ' -f M - ev something, shelll come up with the best .',,,1 Tl1at's what we like about her. , 9' ' Y li i wifi' 'rf :f x'i? l 'Xfg ' 'N-'L'L.h3 '-s.f lil X x rl ff I t i Page Tfvcfzfy-0115