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

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MIKE HENDREN NEAL CREIGHTON President Vice-President ' L-ii' MARY DEAN WILLIAMS NANCY ANN CHEEK Secretary Treasurer

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Last Will and Testament We, the graduating class of Chapel Hill High School, being of sound mind? and body do hereby bequeath, devise, and bestow the following items: ITEM I-I, Gaston Solomon Baldwin, Jr., do hereby leave my SWEET LUCY to anyone that dares to take a drink. ITEM II-I, Wilma Clair Anderson, would leave my skinny brains to Peggy Durham if I didn't need them myself. ITEM III-I, George Thomas Womble do hereby bestow upon Sue Moore my patience. ITEM IV-We, Jacqueline Lee Merritt and Mary Ellen Hogan, do here- by leave our cheerleading ability and love for basketball to the future C. H. H. S. cheerleaders. ITEM V-I, John Daniel Leigh, do hereby bequeath all the women that I don't have to anyone who can get them. ITEM VI-I, Evelyn Frances Gooch, do hereby bestow my ability to catch a man upon Mary Dean Williams with hopes that she is successful. ITEM VII-I, Harold James Glosson, do hereby bestow a little bit of my quietness to E. C. Smith. ITEM VIII-I, Virginia Dare Merritt, do hereby bequeath to Dorothy Sloan my love for chewing gum with fond hopes for a bright and stretch- ing future. ITEM IX-I, Charles Samuel Bartlett, Jr., do hereby leave my love for camping and the out-of-doors to Jesse Basnight and my water-wings to Sonny Pendergraph. ITEM X-I, Valinda Jewel Haithcock, do hereby bequeath my beauty to Nettie Sue Partin. ITEM XI-I, Aaron Maxine Edwards, do hereby bestow upon Elise Dawson my nickname Caldonia. ITEM XII-I, Adrian Smith Lineberger, Jr., do hereby bestow upon Bonehead Williams my good looks and ability for leadership. ITEM XIII-I, Frank Elmer Pittman, do hereby bequeath my way with women to Jack Cohen with hopes that he is as successful as I have been. ITEM XIV-I, Malta Carolyn Guthrie, do hereby leave my basketball ability to Jane Webb. ITEM XV-I, Jack Mancel McCauley, do hereby bequeath my athletic ability and laziness to Kimsey King with hopes that he makes good use of them. ITEM XVI-I, Roy Eugene Riggsbee, do hereby leave my dancing abil- ity to Bill Hogan with hopes that he doesn't mash as many petite feet as I have. ITEM XVII-I, Sarah Beatrice Durham, do hereby leave my ability for math and talking sweetly to teachers to Robert Brooks. ITEM XVIII-I, Helen Dixon Morrow, do hereby bequeath my love for reading to Billy Scott. ITEM XIX--I, Dorothy Jean Cashion, do hereby bestow upon the fu- ture Y-Teen President my eagerness to cooperate with the Hi-Y. ITEM XX-I, Richard Roland Benson, Jr., do hereby leave my regrets to Sully Mason because I'm taking my hat with me. Page Twenty-four

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Junior Class FIRST ROW: John B-oone, Mary Dean Williams, Jesse Ward, Jack Cohen, Bob Farrell, Rena Taylor. SECOND ROW: Nancy Caldwell, Betsy Green, Dot Sloan, Mary Lou Woot- ten, Jewel Merritt, Nancy Ann Cheek, Madeline Copeland. THIRD ROW: Thurman Tuck, Lindy Holland, Frances Durham, Helen Thompson, Colleen Hackney, Myrtis Williams. FOURTH ROW: Clyde Young, Bob Buckner, Cecil Riley, Mike Hendren, E. C. Smith, Jacob Hardee. Frye Twenty-six