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

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DEDICATION Mac and Coach We, the Senior Class, Honor You

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3. COPYRIGHT, 1941 wily :Keen . . . . gdifur Quang ,guna Maud . . . gBuA.

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HILLIFE-1941 From Our Superintendent Dear Forty-Oners: VVith photographs of your class and your High School building before me, l find myself wishing l were something of a clairvoyant that I might see each of you annually during the next live years and have you relate your yearly successes and disappointments. To live with you for only four years in High School and then have you say goodbye distresses me. Surely our school should follow you for at least another five years with sympathetic understanding and counsel while you pursue your educational interests in other schools of experience, either in college or with the realities of a job. Speaking of the realities, your future, especially for the next decade, demands that you be realists as perhaps no previous class has been called upon to become. You are already aware of the reasons supporting the truth of this statement. None of us can shut out the news of the world as it screams from headlines and radios. 'While you try to keep your minds on your studies, you hear the roar of planes and tanks, the crash of bursting bombs and shells, the plunge of sinking ships, simultaneously with the depth bomb producing ocean geysers, and, alas, you hear the rhythm of marching feet. These phenomena are merely the outward manifestations of inward revo- lutionary changes in process throughout the world. You and your fellow American youth face perhaps the swiftest and most revolutionary changes ever faced by human beings. The world will never again be as we older Page F our THE HILLIFE