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To our 51zpe1'i1z1'e12cZe11l A. W. HONEYCUTT who has, We feel, made every earnest effort to give us 21 better school life and a larger Held of educational opportunities from which to choose, We, the Class of 19-I-0, dedicate this edition of HILLIFE -Lily Q55 it
llil L il li If 111 ---io liiiii C V' MISS ATHLEIN BENTON The Senior class has never felt the loss of a teacher more keenly than the loss of Miss Benton. VVhen it was announced that Miss Benton would not return for the rest of the year due to illness, the Seniors felt that she could not be replaced. VVhere could one find a teacher of Miss Benton's experience and understanding? She was well qualified to instruct students. Among the many schools she attended were Sweet Briar, Eastern Carolina Teachers' College and Colum- bia University. Prior to coming to Chapel Hill she worked in a bank where she obtained her commercial and business experience. When she came to our school, she taught the first business courses ever to be offered. This year she taught business correspondence, retailing, general business, typing, and mathematics. This list of courses shows how invaluable she was to the school. She has been here two years. She came here when we were Juniors. lt is doubtful whether we would have come through the year as well as we did without her help. Her advice on how to make money for the junior-Senior dance was exceptionally prac- tical. She gave us the ideas for our successful night club. She helped us to plan and execute our junior-Senior dance. She came along with us when we became Seniors. She was adviser for the Proconiafz. ln addition she helped us with our vocational problems, helped us send out our college applications, and helped us with many smaller problems. ls it any wonder that we felt her loss so keenly when she was forced to leave school? VVe, the Senior class, sincerely hope Miss Benton will be able to come back to Chapel Hill next year so that the next crop of Seniors will have her invaluable advice and aid and will be able to love and respect her as we did. Page Four -gi: MI i Z' 'x La- '-' fl ll llrllf ,Et
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