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

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-HlILLIFlil-12944 GYM .mm This is the year, the inevitable day That marks fulfillment of our long-sought dream. We're proud, but yet a little sad. We say Few Words to one another. These few hours seem Too short, too glad, too meaningful for speech. Our four full years of comradeship are gone. Our goal, our dream, is now Within our reach. We gaze beyond this hour's exultant pride To strive for life, for laughter, and for love: To use, O Peace, our knowledge in the tide To build a haven for thy war-torn dove. Through cloudy days and sunlit hours long, The memory of our school will keep us strong. COLLINS BENNETT Class Poet Page Twenty-seven

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HILLIFE-1944 Some work! . . . Food around the corner. . . . Well, it runs-downhill. . Cone, sweet Cone. . . . Monday morning .... Starting the Black Cloud Page Twenty-six

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HILLIEE-1944 :Qual and jizafamcnt We, the Senior Class of Chapel Hill High School, of the city of Chapel Hill, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Therefore, we do hereby bequeath these possessions to the following: Item I-Never having been adopted, we leave our ability to stand alone to the Sophomore Class. Item II-The girls of the Senior Class leave their beauty and beaux to the females of the Junior Class. Item III-The Senior boys share with the rest of the male members of C.H.H.S. their facility to pass 'by the skin of their teeth? Item IV-Madge Lois Ellington bestows upon Peggy Ann Ruark a gen- erous portion of her ever ready laugh. Item V-With fond expectations, Earl Bush is left Billy Ray's mathe- matical genius. Item VI-Betsy Ann Barbee leaves her 'malice toward none' to David Sharpe. Item VII-To Evander Blackwood and Roger Neal respectively, Johnny Canada and Ben Perry share their extra red stamps. Item VIII-Collins Bennett willingly bestows her dignity and poise to Jake Neville. Item IX-Jesse Riley's ability to manipulate the 'Black Cloud' is left to the future driver of that respective omnibus. Item X-To Jane Sparrow, Dutch Poe presents her vivaciousness as- sured that she will use it to the best advantage. Item XI-Mutt Thrift leaves his athletic ability to Benny Johnson. Item XII-Jane Johnson and John Webb bequeath their mutual under- standing to Madeleine Blount and Jack Sparrow with hopes that they will carry on in the ol-d tradition. Item XIII-Our gal of glamor, Alice Lee Merritt, bestows that prized possession upon Jean Cashion. Item XIV-Harold Cheek is the lucky recipient of Bill Kilpatrick's in- telligence. Item XV-The Proconian will have to give up its editor, Bill Lloyd, and is counting on Barbara Cashion for leadership next year. Item XVI-Clarence Bowden leaves his way with women to Leonard Smith. Item XVII-Mary Jane Nelson grants a share of her mischievous per- sonality to Ruth Young. Item XVIII-Out of necessity, Mildred Neville presents her quiet ways and thoughtfulness to Erwin Danziger. Item XIX-Carl Durham regrets that he can not leave his Hillife harem to the incoming editor. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We, the Senior Class of Chapel Hill High School, have to this, our Last Will and Testament, subscribed our name and set our seal, this the 9th day of June, 1944. ISEALJ Page Twenty-eight