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

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.L H 1 1. J. 1 I- 19 4 2 Sophomore Class Fir row, left to right: Carl Durham (Treasurer), Dorothy Dashiell (Vice-President), Ben Perry (President), Eloise Poe (Secretary). Second roWy left to right: Robin Lear, Caroline Warren, Alice Lee Mer- ritt, Marilyn Meeks, Bill Lloyd, Calvine Pegram, Mary Elizabeth Pell, Mary Bright Jernigan, Betty Vashaw. Third row, left to right: Jane Rogers, Marian Stoudemire, Mildred Las- ley, Doris Ward, Charlotte Neal, Nancy Williams, Kathryn Lloyd, Jane Whitfield, Dottie Lou Lloyd, Mary Jones. Fourth row, left to right: Doris Neville, Shroyer Lange, Carl Williams, Jane Riggsbee, Frances Squires, Mildred Neville, Undine Ray, Jackie Par- rish, lantha Smart, Fannie Mae Sykes, Marjorie Johnson, Hazel Pender- graft. Fifth row, left to right: Marvin Wilson, Billy Ray, Norris Ray, Leonard Tufts, Starnes Weaver, Stephen Woods, Wilton Weaver, J. D. Wright, Jessie Riley, Billy Mackie, Donald Sparrow, Raeford Perry. Sixth row, left to right: John Webb, Mutt Thrift, James Sturdivant, Bill Rosenstengel, Jake Neville, Bill Pritchard, Roland Noland, Jack Spar- row, Charles Rigg, Charles Wright, Tommy Wright. Absent: Durwood Scott, Ramie Williams, Thad Wright. CARL DURHAM Plaid shirts and toboggans — candid camera Beanpole — woman-hater — merit badges ELOISE POE Freckles — peppery personality — Dutch trinkets — winsome warbler Page Tzi-enty-nine

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H I L L I F E — 1942 Sophomore Class First roWy left to right: Helen Crockford, Collins Bennett, Jean Bas- night, Rachel Bland, Jewel Davis, Bernice Haithcock, Cora Bradshaw, Lenora Hackney, Hazel Copeland. Second row, left to right: Anne Foister, Mary Ellington, Carlisle Cash- ion, Georgia Andrews, Dorothy Dashiell, Betsy Ann Barbee, Miriam Dark, Nannie Ruth Crabtree, Ida Mae Andrews, Dorothy Glosson. Third row, left to right: Roy Lloyd, Joe Eldridge, Rebecca Ashworth, Madgie Lois Ellington, Nancy Jane Blackwood, Tommy Jean Beck, Eva Mae Hill, Lee Cole, T. C. Lindsay, Warner Baxter. Fourth row, left to right: John T. Brittain, Jerry Bell, Joe Harrer, Earl Hartsell, Richard Damkoehler, Edmund Lewis, William Best, Ted Browne, James Brandon, Dunbar Crawford, Billy Horn. Fifth row, left to right: John Canada, Bill Kilpatrick, Carl Durham, Clarence Bowden, Winfred Carroll, Milton Freeland, Robert Hogan, Law- rence Hoenig, David Durham, Eric Gooch (Student Council Representa- tive), George Hellen. Absent: Criquette Butler, Virginia Cannady, Billy Mae Cheek, Betsy Couch, Kenneth Council, Sheila Mae Deane, Joe Gutierrez. BEN PERRY Bow ties and brogans — jitterbug — Budd) Buddy — toof ' ]ess grin — our genial Perrysphere DOROTHY DASHIELL Little d)nai ' no — poison ivy — Dot ' Goldilocks — keyboard capers Page Tiventy-eight

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H I LL I F E — 19 4 2 Freshman Class First row, left to right: Thomas Durham, Nicky Heer, Donald Camp- bell, Bobby Cornwell, Bill Browne, Earl Bush, Bobby Delaney, Mebane Durham. Second row, left to right: Philip Couch, Harold Cheek, Jane Couch, Helen Jane Wettach (Vice-President), Lee Wiley (President), Billy Car- michael (Student Council Representative), Venitah Sanders (Treasurer), Harold Cannon, Collier Cobb. Third row, left to right: Rose Marie Green, Ailene Henderson, Barbara Humphreys, Doris Horner, Maxaline Blackwood, Wilda Andrews, Melda Blackwood, Frances Ellinger, Jean Farrell. Fourth row, left to right: Judy Damkoehler, Marcella Harrer, Alice Atkinson, Mary Jane Glosson, Marie Hackett, Ann Davis, Charlotte Dollar, Barbara Cashion, Carol Buck, Hope Finley. Fifth row, left to right: Bill Holleman, Jimmy Blake, Samuel Huff, Ardental Blackwood, Bill Cobb, Evander Blackwood, Frank Fearington, Quinton Crittendon, Fred Bowman, Charles Ethridge, Milton Heath. Absent: Pearl Britchett, Christine Copeland, William Glosson, Johnny Gobbels, Frances Green, Elizabeth Hellen (Secretary), Amos Home, Lucille Horsley. VENITAH SANDERS Knick-knacks — ballet — Nita telephonitis — coquetry LEE WILEY Punch and Judy — naughty nicknames — Pctt Girls — mystery man — U.N.C. ' s Dan Page Thirty