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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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Z N I ,a 'U s: 1 8 Q Q4 a I , J , 1 3 D ' I in 1' ' 's ' 4 W, HILLIFE 15.3 ' ,lf N5-XX G Egg 6 , 'ff 1 B V-.5 5 Th ChplHl1HghSh1 Chp1H1l N Y- . 1949 LOPX RICHT 1010 nz Vkahb F11 cu -I y i' ' 4 1 .Ig 1 ' , 411 Y In mx' Shfnts, Businc-SX Nlgr WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK nl The Semor Class of Chapel H111 Hlgh proudly dedxcates thls Hllllfe of 1949 to Head Coach Wmlham Gnce and Asslstant Coach Hardy Henry for thexr falthful work wlth athletxcs thxs year S ' .4 I 4 Z Z 5 . 4 4 C ' Q , jr g 4 , S f C 5 C , Q fy 1 , 41 y - -'f g 4 7' ' i f R . 1 . 2 J Q Presenting THE FACULTY Sea ted Left to R1ght Mrs Annabell Hmghfxll Enghsh and Hxstory Mrs Bernadme Sulhvan Enghsh and Hlstory Mrs Carolme G Myers office secretary Mxss Jess1eB Lewls Journahsm and Engllsh M1ss Syb1l M1tche1l Physlcal Educatlon Mrs Helen Peacock L1brar1an M1ss Jamce Jones Mathemat1cs M1ss Ola Andrews Latm Mrs Edna Proffitt Blology and Chemls try Standmg Left to Rzght Mr Wmlham Grlce Phys1cal Educat1on M1ss Rubylelgh Davxs H15 tory and Modern Problems Mr C K McAdams Agrlculture and Shop M1ss Margaret Lew1s Home Econom1cs Mr W L Flowers Sclence Mrs Fred Woods Commerc1al Courses Mrs Dan Stout French and Span1sh C W Davls Super1ntendent I 4 ' ' 1 1 - 1 s ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 s ' 1 ' - - 1 1 1 ' 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 - 1 1 ' , . . . , 'k'k'k'k Starring The SENICRS Left to Rzght Sea ted Trllhs Hackney Secretary Jackxe Crawford Treasurer f X Standmg Russell Perry Vlce Presldent John Jemxgan Presldent if X X Wzf Z Z If ,fly X, X! 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' f ' ' S ffl j X f 7 ' ' Xf I ' XZ 12 I ' 1 , ,f f 1 e f f X X 'f X if ' ,W DERITH LAsA'rER ALEXANDER ANN MARIE ABERNATHY Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 Junxor Play 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 I-Iomeroom treasurer 3 Athletic Assocnatxon 1 2 3 4 treasurer 3 4 Oflice Stafl' 2 3 Monogram Club 3 4 Lx S I i I Q S brary Club l 2 3 4 French Club 3 Abby bxg wheel rn A A finances basketball fanatrc Mrs Myers nght hand Proconxan 1 2 4 Busmess Manager 4 Y Teens 1 4 Lx brary Club 1 4 Dramatxc Club 2 Athletxc Assoclatxon l 2 4 SHC 4 High School Ph: Bete Keeps Ab ln buszness Ftankness Tallung wxth Yohan Sherwood and Tom BARBARA LYNETTE ANDREWS 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Vxee presldent 1 2 President 3 F H A 1 2 4 Glee Club 1 French Club 3 Sweet easy gomg ways Mrlton fnendly smxle 4 H favonte Roses rn her cheeks JESSE SYKES BASNIGHT Homeroom secretary treasurer 1 Lxbrary Club 1 2 Boy Scout 1 2 3 4 Athletxc Assocxatxon 1 2 3 4 Vxce presldent 4 Football 2 3 4 Teen Age Club 2 Jumor Play 3 Home room vxce presxdent 3 Glee Club 3 H1ll1fe Staff 4 Boys sports Edxtor Homeroom presxdent 4 4 H Club 4 good looks eagle scout a way wrth women I tell you rt was her faultl WILLIAM Ons BLAND Class Vnce president 1 Cheerleader 2 4 Lxbrary Club 2 3 Presxdent 3 Glee Club 3 4 Class presxdent 3 H1 Y 3 4 treasurer 3 Presxdent Student Body 4 Student Coun cxl 4 Athletxc Assocnatxon 1 2 3 4 Teen Age Club 2 Bxll Mr Presrdent Short sweet and cute always wmkmg those baby blue eyes NANCY LEE BLOCKSIDGE Basketball l 2 3 4 Athletxc Assocxatxon l 2 3 4 Student Councxl 3 Lxbrary Club 2 4 French Club 3 Y Teens l 2 3 4 jumor Marshal 3 Cheerleader 4 Glee Club 4 Monogram 3 4 Secretary 4 Hxllxfe Staff 4 Assxstant busx ness manager Class secretary 3 Homeroom president 4 Elementary office staff 1 Personalrty plus Tommy s gal but everybody s lavon te school sprnt LOUZANIA FRANCIS BREWER 4 H Club 2 Art Club 1 Home Economxcs Club 1 Tootsze Shrrley Temple curls Friendly ERNEST Bnocxwau. Future Farmers of Amerxca 1 2 3 4 Pretty blue eyes Mr Atlas I seen rn hrs Jalopy slow southern drawl mzschrevous 1111 1 1' 1 ,,. . ... 1 11 11 11 ' ..,, - 111 1' 11 ' .. 1 .,, - , ' 1111 ' 11 144- .,. 1 - . l , .. ,... .... - I 11. - 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1' 1 .. - .1 - . - . 1, , , . .. . - , 1 1 1 ' . ,... - - .... ..., 1 11 v ' 1 ... . . , . . 1 . . 1 ' I I . .,.- Bury JENEVA Baowu Morrisville High School Morrisville N C 123 Glee Club 4 Athletic Association 4 Wonderful pranxst dry humor chewing gum seems shy but WILLIAM ARC!-IIB BUTLER 4Hl4 F F A 234 Footballl234 Coca tam34 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 onogram Club 3 4 B111 fightzng team sprnt square dancing gogghng at good lookrng gals MARTHA JANE CATB Y Teens 2 3 4 Homeroom vice president 3 Secretary 4 Office staff 2 Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Teen Age Club 2 jr Marshal 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 treasurer 2 Secretary 3 French Club 3 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Vice president 2 County Council President l Pretty brown eyes Ted Charlie and others Oh just wart trll you see hrm Berry JUNE Cou.1Ns Club 4 21 Club 1 F H A 2 3 4 Vice president 4 Soft ball 1 Oliicc staff 3 Freckles curly locks U N C men friend ly ways DARRYL LEE COUNCIL I-I1 Y 3 4 Seen holding hands wrth jean nobody s his ene m sweetness rn a boy rs hard to find PATSY JEAN COUNCIL F H A 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 4 H 1 Athletic Association Pat double ,lomted short and cute bub bling personality always smiling SE IORS JACQUELIN Bom CRAWFORD Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Vice president 4 Library Club 1 2 3 4 secretary 2 Glee Club 4 Class treasurer 4 Athletic As socxation 2 3 4 Procoman 4 Latin Club 1 Teen Age Club 2 Homeroom secretary 3 jackie No thanks I m on a diet pretty dark eyes and her blond hair MYRA EVANGELINE CRAWFORD 4HClub14 F H A 4 Van typrng whrzz wears flowers in her hair U' 7 ,... ' ' ' ' I Y-Teens 3,4, Secretary 43 Athletic Association 2,3,4g Glee - Y I . - , - - - - - . ,: : - Q ' ' ' 1,2. - , , . , ' - ' : ' .- . , 1 - . S .2 ' I ' , , 3 9 I ' .lu-,, , ' .'., H DOROTHY JANE DURHAM CONSTANCE RAE DELANCY Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Basketball Home room treasurer 3 Class treasurer 3 Athletic 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Teen Age Club 2 Connre Jrtterbuggrng ,utterbug narve those angora swea ters STANLY GENE DUKE Durham Hxgh School 1 2 New Hanover Wxlmmgton 3 Athletxc ASSOCIBIIOH 4 Procoman 4 Cheerleader 4 Snake crasy personalxty Don t call me Snake freshmen gals Romeo Jr Play 3 Procoman 1 2 3 4 Exchange Edltor 4 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Softball l Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 1 Hxlhfe Staff 4 Girls Sports Edltor Athletxc Assoctatxon l 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Cheerleader 4 Teen Age Club 1 2 Dot I can t stand grrls who Hrrt wrth boys I like always yellrng for C H H S I-IUBER1' LAWRENCE DURHAM Student Councxll 4H Club 1 234 F H A 1234 Athletxc Assocxatlon 1 2 3 4 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Pro coman 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Scoop rs he bashful or just shy979 always smrlrng blue eyed baby Hubert I tell you that arn t got IS not good Englrshf DANIEL WILLIAM DvsoN III 21 Club 1 Football 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Procoman 1 2 3 4 Associate Ed1tor 4 Dramatxc Club 3 Lxbrary Club 4 Athletxc Assocxatxon 1 2 3 4 Swlmmmg 2 3 4 Science Club 2 Dee cat wrth peg pants smootlue on the I8 dance floor bwelp- goakf BETTY JEANNE EARNHARDT Procoman l 2 Athletlc Assoclatxon 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 F H A Club 3 4 Dramatlc Club 1 2 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Office staff 2 Sweet and neat cheerful smrle always tryrng to please BERNICE WAYNE ELLINGTON Lxbrary Club 1 Sclence Club 2 Basketball 3 He s the quxet shy type Stella Santa brought him a new car for Chnstmas MARGARET ANNE FERGUSON 21 Club l Dramatxc Club 2 Lxbrary Club 2 4 Procoman 3 4 jr Play Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Athletic Assoclatxon 3 4 Teen Age Club 2 Glee Club 4 Fergre Old Golds Have you seen Joe? : - ll ' ' ,Q , : , 9 . 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Vmcmm ELoxsE FOGLEMAN Procoman 4 Hnlhfe Stan' 4 Semor Editor Athletic As socxatxon 1 2 3 4 Library Club 1 2 3 secretary 3 Student Counc1l4 Office Staff 3 4 French Club 3 Teen Age Club 2 Y Teens l 2 3 4 lnterdenommatxon Youth Couneml 1 Jack Oh my cow' good looks pug nose JAMES WILLIAM FOSTER JR Proconxan l 2 3 4 Hxllnfe 1 2 3 4 Photographxc Editor 3 Assocxate Ed 4 Swmmmmg 2 3 4 Hx Y 3 4 Dramatxc Club 2 Athletlc Assocxatxon 1 2 3 4 Monogram 3 4 21 Club 1 Scxence Club 2 Bxll camera fiend even hrs ears blush Scorr CLEVELAND GARDNER Cheerleader l Homeroom vxce pres1dent 3 Blond wavey hart rf I ever get out of here l ll, never come back Be bop musrc would bd band leader JANET MCNEILL GREEN Llncoln Jr Hxgh School Santa Monxca Callforma 1 Pro vlce presxdent 3 Class Secretary 2 Glee Club 3 Dra matic 2 Talented Procoruan s editor rn chxef Class poet L TRILLIS ELERY HACKNEY Procoman 3 Homeroom secretary 3 Jr Marshal 3 Class secretary 4 F H A 2 3 4 reporter 4 Athletxc Assocxa txon 2 3 4 Red tresses peppery personalzty contagrous grggle cute and sweet DOUGLAS JASPER HARRELL Homeroom vxce presxclent 3 Proconxan 3 Football 4 Basketball 3 4 Swxmmmg 3 21 Club 1 Sclcnce Club 2 H1 Y 3 4 vxce presxdent 3 Presndent H1 Y Councll 3 Glee Club 3 Athletxc Assocxatxon 3 4 Teen Age Club 3 Doug crew cuts Mr Flrrt himself SAMUEL CARLYLE HARRISON Procoman 4 Homeroom treasurer 2 Hx Y 3 4 Athletic Assocxatxon 1 2 Glee Club 3 4 Teen Age Club 2 Llbrary Club1234 41-1124 Bow tres Wallet full of good lookrng gals Thzs prophacy just won t come out rxght Vrc'roR MEYER HARTUNG SE Baltxmore Polytechmc Instxtute 1 2 3 Athletic Assocls tion 4 Red he may be new rn town but he axn t shy J sleepxng rn class 7 A I9 I A . .I 1 I.. 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' , ,' ' ' ,.,: ' ,- , -c f ---- . fl ERNEST Howaan HEARNE 4 H Club l 3 4 Athletxc Assocxatmon 1 2 3 4 Proconxan 3 That lon g 1948 Burck natural and unaHected Hnge SE IORS VERNON IVALEE HILL WILLIAM COLLIER HILL Football 1 2 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Athletxc Assoclatxon 1 2 3 4 President 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Sr Play 3 Class Presldent 2 Better late than never sleeprng on class best dressed shy grrn Proconxan 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 HI Y 3 4 Class vxce presxdent 2 Student Councxl Rep 2 3 4 treasurer 3 Athletlc Associatxon 1 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 presxdent 4 Teen Age Club 1 2 Jr Marshal 3 Bomber 7 letter man football baseball and basketball sweetness Roaam' BRANSON Hoens Lxbrary Club 1 2 H1 Y 3 4 Athletlc Assocxatlon l 2 3 4 Pretzel day dreamer brown eyes typrng WhIzz99999 SUE Moons Houma Home Economics 2 3 Cheerleader 3 Proconxan 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 Those weddrng bells teased by all senror class males pretty eyes IDA FAYE HOGAN Basketball l 3 4 Home Economlcs Club 1 2 3 4 treasurer 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Athletxc Assoclatxon 1 2 3 4 Faye sugar n spree n everythrng nrce sweetness long drawl l10 JULIA MAE HUTCHINS 4 H Club 1 2 3 4 Procoman 3 4 Her sweet friendly smrles quret the Procon ran typrst they couldn t do Without her CLYDE BONNER JEFFERSON Central Hlgh School Charlotte N C 1 2 3 ASSOCIHCIOH 4 Athletlc New boy band practrces typxcal C H HS er he comes and goes .,,: ' ,, 9 ,Q - Q '.: ,,: . - .z - ' Q,- ,, z - ,9- f r I ' ,s ' ,,,: Boys Glee Club 35 Teen-Age Club 2. ',: : ' .:- ,. .,: ' .- 1 V A y .... 4 .... - ' ' 7 Joan Biucrrr JERNIGAN Class president 1 Library Club l 2 Class treasurer 2 Junior play 3 Senior play 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 4 Class president 4 vice president student body 4 Monogram Club 4 vice president 4 H1 Y 34 Chief Junior Marshal 3 Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Seaweed long lean and lanky memrc Eend basketball star MARY UMSTEAD KELLAM Morgantown Junior High School Morgantown W Va 1 Columbia High School S C 2 Y Teens3 4 Dramatic Club 3 Homeroom treasurer 3 Proconian 4 Homeroom vice president 4 Athletic Association 3 4 French Club 3 Umpre make up your feeble sarcasm JEANNE FRANCES JOSEPHINE LEcx.Am F H A 2 4 French Club 2 Athletic Association 1 2 4 Latin Club 1 It s pronounced J A N ' two grades rn one she may be quiet but we know sne s there WILLIAM Woon Lzioi-n'oN Hi Y 34 Swimming 2 34 Monogram Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Teen Age Club 2 3 Brll werghted down wrth swrmmrng metals tall dark and handsome rth thxth way MARIE Joi-1NsoN LUCAS French Club 3 4 H Club 4 Procoman 4 Homcroom Vice President 3 Third linger left hand someone you can always depend on she caught her man ROBERT LLOYD MCFARLING F F A 1 4 H12 Athletic Association Bobby the reason teachers turn grey loud sweaters and shrrts Repeat that please I drdn t get the question JEAN ANN MANN Athletic Association 1 Proconian 4 Holding hands with Darryl always smrlrng a cheerful word for everybody RUBY LEE MARTINDALE Glee Club 1 Library Club 1 4 H Club 1 F F A 3 4 I-Iomeroom SE Peggre Paul lots of sprrrt behind the lrnes teachers helper l11l Proconian 4: Latin Club 2: Athletic Association 1,2.3.4: . . . 1 - . 1 ' ' ' 1.2. l 3- l ' 1 ' ' ' v 'I 1 ,L Football l 2 3 4 21 Club 1 Science Club 3 H1 Y 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Swxmmxng 1 2 4 Basketball 3 4 Glee Club 3 Proconxan 3 4 Library Club 4 Masmutt b but Miss Lewrs how c can Iwnte t thxs story I arn t b been 1 rnsprred yet' saynng you know short and cute SULLY O HAGAN MASON 1 SEN IORS Pecan: ANNE MAYNARD Lxbrary Club 1 2 34 vxce presxdent 4 French Club 3 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Athletxc Assocxatlon 1 2 3 4 Teen Age Club 2 Oflice stall' 4 johnny Pat jack etc He makes me so mad' she s got a heart of gold HAROLD DONALD MULLIS Procoman 4 Football 3 Baseball 1 Athletxc Assocxatlon 1 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Seen at all our games drrvrng that Fowlers truck He s really a good guy JOYCE ANN OAKLEY 21 Clubl F H A 2 34 Secretary3 Pres1dent4 Ath Always happy she s a sweet gal good lookmg clothes ROGER PEELE Putney School 1 2 3 Athletxc Assocxatxon 4 that zntellectual look hrs reports are self ex planxtory whrzz rn history there s not date he doesn t know HERBERT SWAIN PENDERGRAFT JR Procoman 1 2 34 21 Club l Llbrary 2 Swmmmmg 2 Glee Club 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Athletlc Assocxatxon 2 3 4 Teen Age Club 2 Prnto Sonny Herbnerto Spanzsh student teachers Mr five by five JACK How- PENDERGRASS Procomnn 3 4 Football 3 4 Homeroom treasurer 4 Ath letxc Assocxatnon 2 3 4 4 H Club 2 3 F F A 2 3 secre tary 3 Fnendly shy guy gals swoon over hzm especrally Peggre jane etc RUSSELL NOLAN PERRY Procoman 4 Basketball 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Athletxc ASSOCIBIIOD 1 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Class Vxce president 4 Homeroom presxdent 1 Homcroom vuce presxdcnt 2 4 H Club 1 Kane outstanding rn baseball football and basketball manly physrque I l 4 . 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' 4 9 : ' ,.,: ,L .. , , , ' : - letlc Assocxatxon 3,4. , . - - .. -L . ,, . , .. .. , ,. :-' .5 ' : .9 - .5 ,,s - , . , . .c : - H' : . .2 ,, .: - ,:4 ' D ,Q - : : . z. , JAMESINA DANA PHIPPS 4 Roanr Lx: PHILLIPS Basketball l 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Baseball 3 4 Class trea surer l Hx Y 3 4 presndent 3 Vxce presxdent H1 Y Coun cxl 3 Student Councxl rep 1 2 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Athletxc Assocxatxon 1 2 3 4 Jr Marshal 3 Sm utt teacher s pet he s cute and everybody knows rt Art Club l Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Athletxc Assocxatxon l 2 3 4 I-Iomeroom Presxdent 3 Cheerleader 3 Dramatxc Club 3 vxce president 3 Homeroom secre tary treasurer 4 Teen Age Club 2 Always lookmg for Bobby pretty and petrte dam ty CLYDE UYLESS Pxcxnnn Future Farmers of Amenca 234 treasurer 3 Vxce president 4 class baby red plard shirts quzet shy and cuter than a Hea s ear Peacv HALL QumLAN Science Club 3 Basketball 2 HI Y 2 3 4 secretary 3 4 Latm Club 2 Library Club 4 Jr play 3 Monogram Club 3 Athletxc Assocnatxon 1 2 3 4 Boy Scout l 2 Glee Club 3 Homeroom treasurer 1 P H cat wrth bug bow tres seen speedzng 3I'OUI'ld C01'I'IeI'S In h1S CBI' CLAIRE PHILLIPS RUSSELL Procoman 4 Y Teens l 2 4 treasurer l Athletxc Assocla tnon l 2 4 Glee Club 2 4 Teen Age Club 2 French Club 2 Latm Club 1 Jules LLOYD Sr-lor-rs Sherwood Hxgh School Maryland 1 2 Glee Club 3 Hrlhfe staff Busmess manager 4 Jrmmy hrs jeep Hrllxfe moneyman SYLVIA Ross SPARROW Future Homemaker of America 2 Treasurer 2 Baby Sit ters Club 4 Presldent 4 4 H Club 4 Secretary 4 Bud contagious smrle dramond on her finger olrve complexron and baby blue eyes SEN IORS SARAH JEANETTE SLOAN Lxbrary Club 1 2 Vxce president 2 Y Teens l 2 3 4 trea surer 4 Athletxc Assocxatxon 2 3 4 secretary 4 Elemen tary office staff 2 Student Council 34 secretary 4 French Club 3 secretary 3 Teen Age Club 2 Homeroom vxce presxdent 4 Glee Club 4 et I tell you Im going to college two years before I marry Frank' he sard I could sz ly grggles WAYLON BINGHAM STINSON JR Athletxc Assocxatxon 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 W B shy always openrng the school door lor someone courtesy plus 9, 3 Charlie's gir1...Jr.'s loss-our gain. . .model figure. 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I' I , I BILLIE MARIE SUIT1' Athletxc Assocxatxon l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Dr atxc Clubl2344HClubl234YTeens1234 E Havrng trouble when people mrspronounce her last name lovable and sweet MARY ELIZABETH TEAGUE Athletxc Assocxatxon 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Lnbrary Club 2 3 4 presxdent 4 French Club 3 Proconxan 4 Betsy always seen wrth Dana making announcements In assembly for the Lrbrary Club LENoRRIs JANE TRIPP F H A 1234 4HClubl GleeClub1 Shes friendly to everybody always smrles seen In lrttle huddles gossrprng ANNE LESTER VooRI-IIs Tubman High Augusta Georgxa 1 2 3 Y Teens 4 Pro Conlan 4 Athletnc Associatnon 4 Shes from way down south Hrrtrng ways That long southern drawl for a new grrl she gets around BILL WALL WA1-'Is Athletlc Assocxatxon 2 4 Glee Club 3 4 H Club 1 ls he mrschrevous or just mean? teases every body teachers Included JANE WEBB Homeroom presxdent 1 Student Councml rep 2 F ench Club 3 vice presudent 3 Dramatxc Club 3 Y Teens l 2 3 4 presxdent 4 Procoman 2 Athletlc Club 2 3 4 Art Club 1 Monogram Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Softball l Basketball 2 3 4 Hxllxfe 4 Edltor a crush on somebody thrs week next week some one else When she laughs she crres Caro lrna football players WILLIAMS :lg-5111223344 F F A 23 4 Swlmmmg 234 Athletlc Assocla H1 Y 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Athletxc Assoclatxon 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Poopy shy never says anythmg F F A s star Homemom Pfemdent 2 3 HILBER1' BLAIR WILLIAMS Bonehead always walkmg up and down the halls Mrs Woods Im gonna grve you one more chance JOYCE LITTLE WILLIAMS Proconlan 4 Advertmng manager 4 Basketball 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Athlehc Assocxatxon 1 2 3 4 Glee Club E2 4, Teen Age Club 2 Lxbrary Club 1 2 3 4 French lu 3 Always seen In that black Frarzer nothrng ever Worries her' l4l IIII IIII III3' IIIZ' III- IIII' IIII IIII III I I ---IIII' I - , . . , . 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' ' II II II III- .... . , I 'IIII III III II I I I- . , II I I 1' IIII IIII III ' I IIII Class H1story 1945 Yes lt was a long t1me ago that 118 freshmen entered CI-IHS for the first t1me a l1tt1e scared and exc1ted and try1ng desperately to look as 1f they d been here for four years already The first year was mostlx uneventful as far as accompl1shments go We were busy adjustmg ourselves to the new s hedule makmg frxends jomlng clubs and some of us were even tak1ng t1me out to study' We d1d g1VC a bang up Sadxe Hawkms Day Fest1val under the leadersh1p of class pres1dent john jermgan 1946 was an exc1t1ng year Early 1n the spr1ng we moved 1nto the new bu1ld1ng new w1ng rather We had been lookmg forward to lt for months It was a glor1ous change from the dungeon darkness of the Grammar School base ment and we really felt 11ke h1gh school students Coll1er H111 was our pres1dent thlS year and our toplc of conver satxon usually centered around Mr Plttman wlthout whom l1fe would have been dull 1ndeed B111 Bland pres1dent got thlngs started 1n a b1g way dur1ng our Junxor year We sold magazmes l1ke mad haw ked Bowers at football games slaved on a Jumor play Wh1Ch was a r1ot 1n more ways than one and ln all we turned up w1th S537 50 for our jumor Sen1or prom W1th gay and colorful decorat1ons done on the c1rcus theme we turned Carol1na Inn s ballroom 1nto an exc1t1ng carmval spot for an evenmg Result the best JUUIOI' Semor 1n s hool h1story' The year was marked by frequ nt and stormy class meetlngs but we managed to save S110 to start the H1ll1fe fun d As lS usual our 3Ct1V1tlCS d1dn t really branch out unt1l 1948 our last year at CI-IHS We had now dwmdled to 38 boys and 37 gxrls as compared to our Oflglnal number of 118 Gu1ded by sen1ors the Proconran expanded to a larger b1 monthly and captured good rat1ngs nn cr1t1cal contests It even managed to save over S100 for next year an unprecedented happen1ng B111 Bland student body pres1dent helped promote the paper dr1ves and carr1ed on a never endmg campa1gn for campus cleanl1ness The H11l1fe ed1ted by jane Webb and B111 Fo1ster expanded 1ts Jumor sect1on Marvel of all marvels It came out on schedule' We saw a Rec Club formed w1tnessed the Scroll magaz1ne bemg fCV1VCd Two 1SSUCS of the Scroll were prmted dur1ng the last four months of the school year We grew up a lot that year w1th the draft and war poss1b1l1t1es gett1ng front page attent1on We set a record for Jo1n1ng extra curncular 8Ct1V1t1ES and sen1or class members really shone 1n sports However our brlghter underclassmen outshone us 1n the matter of good grades We lost some of our classmates to other schools and not all of us graduated that had started out But we had a fine r1ch t1me We are 1eav1ng a top class student body and we certa1nly aren t afra1d for the future of our school We Just W1Sh we could be around to see the thmgs that w1ll surely happen 1n the near future Other graduatmg classes w1ll see a complete new bu1ld1ng an enlarged student body of 300 or more a new athlet1c Held a more modern Rec more money for the school s publ1cat1ons a pr1nted Scroll and new school busses We Just can t help be1ng a 11tt1e w1stful as we close one more chapter of our short l1ves Th1s IS a four year per1od we w1ll never forget To all the sen1or classes yet to be good luck' And to dear ole CHI-IS so long' Janet Green Class Hrstorzan 1 15 l 0 - 1 1 - - 1 - s 1 1 1 , . ., V. . . r .. v. . , , . l ' 1 ' - 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 . , . .. . . 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But I will tell you now, ld rather see than be one VARIETY VIE Volume Probably the Last June, 1965 Editor Carlyle Harrison CLASS OF 49 HAS REUNION The little village of Chapel Hill was yesterday the scene of the 1949 Class Reunion Most of the members came from Hollywood where they are making movies UD and big money UD The reunion was held at the outdoor pool of Woollen Gym in order to prevent home sickness Among the personalities was Director Bill Bland and his newest star Jane Cate Branson Hobbs the great pretzel manufacturer and movie producer was also there looking for some place to spend his money Roger Peele North Carolina Senator was the guest of honor Anne Voorhis and Hubert Durham currently star ring in Granny s Grinnmg Grandchildren were seen amid the group grinning as usual A special treat for the guests was Victor Hartung famous violinist who played on his two string violin Vic says that two strings help him avoid confusion of strings and do not make as much nois P H Quinlan of the radio show Quinlan Quibbles and bandleader Clyde jeFl'erson were sporting new con vertibles and new blondes The reunion also included some cheers led by Nancy Blocksidge Pro cheerleader Nancy is working for Campbells Soup now She is the author of that famous yell Campells Campbells soup soup soup Come on gang let s root root' Another famous personality at the reunion was Bill I 16 Foister photographic editor for Esqulre Magazine He brought hlS pretty pin up Trillxs Hackney, Wl him and they made quite a splash Cboth of them fell into the poolj The cllmax of the reunion was reached when Bill Leighton founder of the newly formed Down with Women Club made a speech on The Woman s Place is In the Home After his speech he was mobbed by a group of indignant women led by Betsy Teague and Dana Phipps The reunion ended by serving refreshments prepared by Sylvla Sparrow, and the guests enjoyed the cold coffee and hot cookies very much CARNIVAL COMES TO TOWN Come on let s go to the Carnival was the familiar saying in town yesterday as John Jernigan brought his Hollywood Carnival to town The Carnival had many acts including the Whirling Girlies Floorshow starring Barbara Andrews Lenorris Tripp and Evange line Crawford Don Mullis was master of ceremonies but he had to be replaced because he kept hooking pretty girls with the end of his cane If you heard a banjo that was Doug Harrell and his minstrels Billy Watts xx as singing There was also a midget act starring Patsy Council Ann Abernathy had her girls basketball team at the carnival for a game with the All American Peroxides , . . . . , , . - , th . . 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VARIETY VIEW CLASSIFIED For Sale Slxghtly used Jeep Wxll trade for bxcycle buxlt for two Contact Jxmmy Shotts Help Wanted Female coniidentxal secretary Must be good lookmg and good dancer No clerxcal talents necessary Call Sully Mason Wanted One male any sxze or shape Must apply m person No references requxred Joyce Oakley NEWS OF COURTS Mary Kellam was glven a txcket for parkmg on the sxdewalk by Sherxff Wayne Ellmgton She was fined and advised to get a drxver s lxcense A party glven by Gene Duke at Harrys was ralded last mght The partlcxpants pleaded msamty and were released Bobby McFarl1ng saxled h1s yacht up Morgan s Creek to get to the reumon and was Jaxled for trespass was on board the yacht and was arrested as a stow away NEWS BRIEFS Mrs Woods finally let Bonehead Wxllxams mto her typmg class Bxllle Naive Sultt has gone to Russxa Bob Phml hps told her that Russxa was under water and so she has gone to sea Jackxe Crawford chauffeur for Conme Delaney won the natxonal record for wreckmg the most cars Ernest Brockwell won the contest of Mr Lazlest Amenca and true to hxs txtle he sxts on hxs throne from mornmg t1ll mght w1th hxs harem of admxrmg women around hmm namely fthe onel Betty June Collms Faye Hogan Jeanne LeCla1r and Betty Jean Earnhardt SPORTS Today Chapel Hull had a very speclal treat m foot ball There was a benefit game by some of the former stars of C H H S The proceeds from the game went toward the buylng of a school bus for athletxc events for the school The game was held on the school fleld whlch has new hghts m the Customary downpour of ram The game was sparked by the well known team Bull Butler and Collxer H111 They made a total of 57 pomts Jack Pendergrass swam through the enemy l1ne for slx more pomts Russell Perry almost made sxx pomts but what he thought was the ball turned out to be the head of an over anxlous spectator Charles Wxlhams SOCIETY Sue Moore and Jeanette Sloan were marrxed to John Hoemg and Frank Fearrmgton respectlvely The wed dmg ceremony was performed by the Rev Jessle Bas mght The brides were gxven away by Howard Hearne Derxth Alexander and Clalre Russell were brldesmaxds The church was decorated by the famous decorators Dot Durham and Ivalee Hxll They used the pattern of three feathers Each of the brxdes carrxed a bou quet of four roses Herbert Pendergraft sang a solo accompanled by Betty Brown at the plano The ceremony was com pleted by a specxal poem What Marrxage Means to Me by Frances Brewer Mxss Margaret Ferguson entertamed Mmss Peggxe Maynard and other guests at a speclal tea at her home yesterday Janet Green ed1tor of Lzfe magazme and orlgxnator of comxc strxps mn her magazme was the guest of honor The guests were served pme Hoats Ctoothplcks float mg ln waterl and hardtack I17 I . . l . . , . . . l . 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U I Y U I - 1 x v - Last W111 and Testament We the members of the Semor Class bemg of sound UD mmd and body do hereby bequeath bestow and devlse our best and our worst 1n these ltems below Item 1 We Anne Voorhrs and Derlth Alexander leave our fhrtmg ways behmd us and enter mto a more drgmiied state of mmd Item 2 We Carlyle Harnson and Bobby McFarl1ng leave our wxtty puns and ab1l1ty to keep a class laughmg to future student teachers of C H H S Item 3 We Mane Johnson Lucas and Sue Moore Hoemg leave a manual How to Get a Man on the lxbrary shelf Item It m Item Item Item Item Item It m Item 10 11 12 QTO be taken out only overnxght D We B111 Le1ghton and B111 Foxster leave pr1de m our swxmmlng teams to all future mermen of C H H S I Jane Webb leave my loud mouth to Ruth Benson because hers lsn t loud enough We Clyde Jefferson and Don Mullls leave our frxendly personalxtles and helpfulness to Sam Emory I Branson Hobbs do leave C H H S m order to make some dough fPretzel dough that lslj I Fay Hogan do leave my lanky framework to Gay Hogan my dear cousm I Peggy Maynard leave my wmnmg smxle and sweet personalxty to Jane Berryhxll I Jean Mann leave my expert typmg to anyone who can master It We Julxa Hutchms and B tsy Teague leave our books behmd us m order to lead a gay l1fe We Conme Delancey and Bxllxe Sultte leave our abxllty to belxeve ANYTHING to Allan Markham and Tad McGavran Item 13 The mldget quartet fB1ll Bland Patsy Councll Francxs Brewer Clyde P1ClC8fdD leave to Frances Clark and Marcelle Smlth the warnmg to drmk lots of mrlk and to never smoke' Item 14 I Betty June Collms leave my Y Teens secretarxal troubles to next year s secretary hopmg she w1ll be able to wrlte faster than I Item 15 I Margaret Ferguson would leave my Old Golds to Jean Caldwell but smce she only kllls Luckxes I w1ll take em wlth me Item 16 I Wayne Ellxngton w1th tears leave behmd my only true love Stella Crawford Item 17 We Betty Jeanne Earnhardt and Evangeline Crawford leave Bookkeepmg wholly to Mrs Woods Item 18 We Jaclne Crawford and Tflllls Hackney leave our wxtty humor and shy ways to Patsy Ellmger and Evelyn Matthews so they can laugh as loud as we Item 19 I Lenorrls Tripp leave my abxllty to be a lady to Catherme Smxth and Ruth Benson on condxtlon they each take an equal portxon Item 20 We Joyce Oakley and Jeanne LeCla1r leave our love for Englxsh f ?? J to Mlss Lewis hoping she will have the patxence to contend with next year s class Item 21 We Howard Hearne and W B Stmtson leave hxstory to the dogs Item 22 I Dana Phxpps leave my damtmess and tlny feet to Charles Creel Item 23 We Doug Harrell and Peggxe Martmdale hope that C H H S w1l1 be good to Betsy Meadows and Paul Wlllxams untxl they get xnto the blg wlde world Item 24 I Hubert Durham leave the teachers broken hearts behmd as they see me leave thls dear place Item 25 I Barbara Andrews leave phys ed to Coach Grlce and Coach Henry hopmg I haven t broken too many baseball bats Item 26 I Chalre Russell depart from C H H S m style ln Charles dlgmfled Cbangll Jalopy Item 27 We Dot Du ham and Anne Abernathy leave our basketball ab1l1ty to Tma Perry and Jean Caldwell m hopes that next year s team wxll be the best ever' 118 o 1 ' Y 9 - , , - , . - - U U - - y , 4. , , . . . . e 5. , , ' ' . 6. , , . 7. , , . . . . . , . 3. , , , - 9. , , . . , , . e . ,' e , . - , y - , . , . . , . . 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Item 2 Item Item Item 3 Item 32 jack Item 33 Item 34 mgnt Item .55 Ite H Item 31 Item 30 Last W111 and Testament I B111 Butler leaxe my flghtmg team splrxt to all the students of C H H S I Betty Brown leax e my love of muslc and talent for play mg the pxano to joe Jones I Gene Duke leaxe behmd w1th deep regrets all the glrls of C H H S We john jermgan and Bob Phxllxps leaxe our plcture ln the annual for all the gals to swoon over We the H111 Brothers Colller and Bomber leax e our sports abxlxty to the Maultsby Brothers Tom and I Jesse Basmght leax e my loye for the great out of doors to all the Boy Scouts ln C H H S I Nancy Bloclcsndge leave to Tommy Gray xtt a standmg date to meet hlm at the movxes every Saturday G We jane C ite and Elolse Fogleman le ne the memory ol our beauty to all the boys ol the underclasses We V1e Hartung and Sonny Pendergraph leave Chemistry Perxodl ' I Marx K llam leaxe to Fenno Mcennty the secret of how to aehxewe a perfect squelch We Ernest Bro kwell and Hllbert Wllll1U1S leax e our record of belng the lazlest people ever to graduate Irom hlgh senool Ite'n 40 We Dan Dyson and Sally Mason leave to all the eats of C H H S the hopes that they ll one day be aole to master yltterouggmg Item 41 We jack Pendergrass and Russell Perry leave the C H H S football teams wxth the hopes that our p aces 1n tne nne up Xslll U capaoly 111160 Item 42 Item Ite n Item 4 Item 4 joy ce Wxlllams leave L, H H S stnll undeclded between George and Charles Cnarles Wllllams leave my love and knowledge ol agnculture to all future farmers of Amerxea Jeanette Sloan leave C H H S memorles to all my lrmends whom I have lelt behmd lmmy Shotts leave the U N O to Mlss Davls P H Qumlan leave to jom the exreus do hereby allx our slgnature on thls 3rd day of June Nlneteen hundred and forty nme Wltnessed by THE SFNIOR CLASS OF CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL M1ss Rubylemgh Davxs Mrs Edna Q Profnt l19l I - 8. , ' , '- ' ' ' ' ' .... 29. , j ' . ' ' ' ' . 30. , , ' A ' .... l. . ' ' ' , - ' ' ' ' . ' ! I l V I V- 1 A I A I 'l P , I ' I I v I I .' y 'Y C v V f.- , A , .. Itezn 38. I, Janet Green, leave all my Proconian worries to any fool who will take them over! 1' ' '- ' e ' . X . I, ' ' A , ' '. . , ., ' ' ' . 43. I, ' , ' A ' ' . ez 44, I, ' , . . . . ' ' M ' l ' . - 5. I, J' ' , . . . ' ' . 6. I, . . ' , 1 ' ' ' ' '. We y' ' ' ' , ' - ff ' . Class Poem Our souls until we die O stay Strung to beauty' and our minds Still quiver fiery day to day No matter what our feet may find Along the prisoned paths to go Arms have strength to burst the bars Though we be earth born we must know The feel of wind against the stars Hearts never rest will come to thee Until we count our dreams all won The constant shining of the sun JANET GREEN Class Poet 0 C' 1U 1 lb 4- A 'Q S-L . Y Y , . I I , I . , Through bitter tears, our eyes, O'see Academy Awards 3 1 4 X Dana Phlpps Best dressed cutest janet Green Most likely to succeed Colller Hlll Best dressed Betty Brown Most talented X Hilbert Wlll1amS L3Z1CSt Jeanette Sloan Best dancer most P H Qumlan Wxttxest personallty best all around frxend Bxlly Watts Most mmschxevous lxest Bob Phxllxps Best dance Ivalee Hull Best all around I 1 Academ Nancy Blocksxdge Most popular B111 Bland Most personallty cutest Ann Abernathy Most athletxc Clyde Plckard Class baby Awards .lv most popular Hubert Durham Shyest Bxllxe Sultt Most naxve 3 Sully Mason Anne Voorhxs Bxggest fhrts B111 Butler Most athletlc Sue Moore Hoenxg Jesse Basnlght Best lookmg l2l ' if i' Co-starring The JU 10125 W ff fy4 ZZ? A V! If if X! X X If 1 Q Dewey Wright, Vice-President: Raymond Stainback j X surerg Beth Lloyd, Secretaryg Davis Turnage, Pres Z J ' - Z . , X K Z f I X 1 ZZ 5 I H ' ' if 4 JOHNSIE LORENA BENNETT RUTH BENsoN JANE BERRYI-IILL Joi-IN THOMAS BRADsI-IAw JACK BRIGHT JEAN LIVINGSTON CALDWELL SUE CARTER BOBBY CLARK JACKIE COPELAND JUNE DELANcEY JoI-IN C EARNHARDT, J PATSY ELLINGER ANNE FERRELL BOBBY FOWLER TOMMY GRAVITT JosIE MAE I-IARDIE JoE HOENIG BILL HOGAN GAY HOGAN CHARLES HUNT Joszrn MARTIN JONES NOKIA KING BETH LLOYD JUNIORS LMA LLOYD TAD McGAvRAN ELOISE MADDRY EDWARD MANN, J MARVIN MANN ALAN MARILAM JANE M MATTHEWS Busy MEADOWS SARA:-I Nassxrr DoRIs GRAY NORWOOD JEAN PAR-I-IN Llwxs PHILLIPS Rov RAY CLARA Jo Rxocsans SARAH Ross CAROLINE Ross JULIA SHIBLDS CATHERINE Surm BARBARA SPARRDW NAT SI2ARRow SIDNEY SI2ARRow RAYMOND STAINBACK, JR. ELRANQR Tnoursou f H 25 l6l x JUNIORS EMOGENE THOMPSON FLOYD DAVIS TURNAGE, JR ANNE UMSTEAD ELINOR WAGNER BETTY PAGE WILLIAMS DEWEY WRIGHT MYRTLE YouNG DoRIs Yow Jumors That D1d Not Have The1r P1ctures Taken CHARLES CREEL FRANKLIN R DENNIS ERNEST EDWARDS ALFRED FATI-IAMAN PEGGY JEAN FERRELL FENNO MCGINTY MARILYN HABEL PEGGY JERNIGAN JACK MAULTSBY DELBERT MAYSE SHELTON MERRITT JAMES SMITH HOWARD STEWART EDWIN LEE THOMPSON PAUL WILLIAMS g6PHOMvE3hI15ES ff! I Pt P td Mld dWght T ff ff f Z fy fi X ff , f f X If , If X ,f' ff 7 Standing, eft to right: a Webb, re j f 7 Neville, Vice-President. f X j 1 Sea e : i re ri , asurerg and J t M tt ' f V Secretary. f . f , f f fl , f X K In -1 . . , 7 3 I f X f 7 f Q ! ' Z , f SOPHCMCJRES HOMEROOM I Frrst Row left to nght Margaret Gutxerrez La Rue Clark Merle Hackney Barbara Chne Janet Merntt Stella Mae Crawford Margaret Whltt Second Row Tommy Gardner Sam Emory Patsy Noah Charlotte Davls Betty Pender Thxtd Row Rlchard Vaughn Barbara Bynum D1ana Westerfield Mllton Cheek Joel Hack ney John Gwynn Joyce Feather Betty Canada Peggy Womble Fourth Row Jrmmy Nevrlle Franklm Gales Cecxl Duncan Ralph Blackwood Peggy Brock well Mxldred Wrlght Charles Wolf Bob Lmker Patsy Sherrxll Eleanor Sanders I28 . 1 . : . , , , . grass, Ralph Bland, jane Stanford, Donald Vance. SOPHGMORES HOMEROOM II F rrst Row left to nght Yvonne Plummer Mar1am Lewxs Mane Perry Betty Sue Blackwood R B Fxtch George McG1nty Ann Woodard Peggy Lloyd Marcelle Smxth Second Row Roland Trrpp Peggy Zachary Jean Stanford Opal Wrxght Doris Blake Carol Hunt Margaret Hays Pat Webb Earlene Perry Boots Hampton Thzrd Row Ronald Shearm Jacky Long Frances Owens Jrmmy Kmg Edward Johnson Roger Lodgston Donald Lloyd Lee West Dons Alexander Ralph Boggs Herman Husbands Fourth Row Raymond Brewer A J Johnson I 29 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . , . . . C H H S TfOph1CS Left to right Plaques Duke Invxtatlonal Interscholastlc Meet 1947 Carolma A A U 1947 Duke Invxtatlonal Interscho lastlc Swlmmmg Meet 1948 Trophres Elk s Tournament runner up, 1946 North Central Conference ffootballj 1948 North Central Con ference CG1rlsQ 1946 Elks Tournament Champlons 1948 Jaycee Invmtatxonal Champmns 1948 l301 0 O O O l . I ' 6 . , Q : g . . . 5 ' . 5 . . . C - , , Y , - 'A' Introducing The F RE SHME f ff Z d f gh Bbprr td tyV X P f , f W! iff! ff Wf f Z ff Vx ,fl K Z fvT A . J f , xl az:-r f 'Q X! X' A X X f . f 1 ' ' , f ,ff , f E' ff , f Stan ing, let to ri t: o a erson f Eddie Williams, Treasurer. 7 ff! Sea e : Tom Maul sb , ice-P 'dentg B d Ab 1 7 nathy, resident. , V X f ff f , X X! Z4 f 1 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM I Fust Row left to rzght Luthur Bullock Ellen Doak Frances Clark Fay Maynor W1lda Mc Dade Second Row Royce Trxpp Aubry Owen Henry Morrxs Lee Guthrle Ernest Crawford Jane Thxrd Row James Moody Camey Clark Stanford Teer Ir1s Merrltt Edward Squxres Mary Webb Royce Ferrell Tav1a Taylor Betty Mae Bradshaw I3 Durham, Rachel Thompson, Betty Lou Moody. 2 l F RESHMEN HOMEROOM II Frrst Row left to nght Eddle W1ll1ams John Maddry Brownxe Fxtch Mayo Summers Rus sell Bullock Second Row Lucra Johnson Carl McPherson Bob Patterson Martha Plerpont Sarah Jane Capps T hu-d Row Evelyn Matthews Ann Jacobs Nathale Cntentlon Tom Maultsby Mary Lou Wlllxams Jeanette Hackney Margaret Drxon Helen Clark Fourth Row D1cky Slack Berry Jean Andrews Harold Mann Grady Sturdrvant Donald Chnstopher Carolyn Shepard Merle Tyson Emrly Patton l33 1 - y s 9 2 ' ' 7 Y 7 3 - a 1 Q 1 r 1 y - : 7 3 Y 7 ! 7 D ' FRESHMEN HOMEROOM III Frtst Row left to rzght Mlcky Sparrow El1zabeth Whxtfleld Joanne Tllley Barbara Brxght Mary Allce Poythress Clara Mae Barbour Borden Abernathy Mackle Sandra Mann D1ana Wh1tt1ngh1ll Norma Baldwm Thzrd Row Hester Gooch Charles Best Thomas Vlckers Hampton Teague Lloyd Pender grass Carolyn Thompson Helen Ferguson Judy Parker l34 If .1 W Second Row: Billy Cate, Neal Harrington, John Hazzard, Jack McLaughlin, Susan Fink, Anne Yxwr.. . STAGE DOOR W1 w GI K 1 x ENTER 'D , s 'U I, ACTIVITIES X I 1 X ,, 3 f 1 1 XSCENEISTIAGE NO K1 I x I N ' 5. -x x, I 1 ' A L F 1 , W- I I- ' 5-x. Q , X 'I fx f N . -X 'gvx ' 'NX ,,x,, x ' r..- f i ' N X 'X V- . 1 ' x s F ACL 4. Hillifc Staff Xwmufnfx -'Y Jane Webb Dot Durham Jesse Basmght Eloise Fogleman Nancy Blocksidge Jimmy Shotts B111 Forster Lewis Ph1ll1ps Against what seemed insurmountable obstacles the Senior Class of 49 pulled through The staff fwhose sanity 1S now doubtful, found themselves m the midst of problems never even conceived before m the production of a year Procoruan with a few more pictures than usual Somehow by halr pullmg and burning of the midnight electriclty we made it and we sincerely hope this year s Hzllrfe will stand as a rememberance not only of our class but also as an example to future classes that It can be done Edz tor Jane Webb Busmess Manager jimmy Shotts Assrstant Busmess Manager Nancy Blocksxdge Seruor Ed: tor Eloise Fogleman Assrsfant Edztor Bill Folster Photographer Lewis Phillips Sports Edrtor Boys-Jesse Basnlght Gzrls Dot Durham 36 -I V of ' 5 ' A 5 A s, X. book. With increased prices, the book had to be cut down and we soon feared students would think it merely another Student Council F1I'Sf Row, left to rrght Joe HOCH1g John Jermgan CVICC Pres1dentD Jeanette Sloan fSecre taryj B111 Bland CPres1dentQ S1dney Sparrow CTreasurerj Second Row Bob Phl11lpS EIOISC Fogleman, Neal Maultsby Sarah Rose Thrtd Row Ivalee H111 Dav1s Turnage Eddle Mann TaVla Taylor Fourth Row George McG1nty Bob L1nker, Lloyd Pendergrass The Student Counc1l th1S year under the capable leadersh1p of Pres1dent B111 Bland made new headway Under takmg the paper dr1ves started the preced1ng year the Counc1l was able w1th the cooperatlon of the student body to contr1bute to the upkeep of the Rec A Recreat1on Comm1ttee was also establ1shed to work hand 1n hand w1th the Rec leaders to promote a feelmg of respons1b111ty among the students For the first t1me ln several years delegates were sent to the North Carol1na Student COUUCII Congress Many new xdeas were recogmzed and conveyed to our counc1l and lt 1nsp1red the hope of someday havmg the delegatxon at Chapel H111 H1gh One of the maJor undertakmgs of the Counc1l was to work out a new pomt system Along w1th th1s several com rmttees were set up The Scrapbook Comm1ttee made and kept a scrapbook of the projects of the Student Assoc1a t1on the Const1tut1on Comm1ttee better acquamted the students and members of the COUDCII w1th the const1tut1on the Ways And Means Commxttee probed 1Dt0 ways of makmg money and the Soc1a1 Commlttee was 1n charge of all soc1al act1v1t1es 1n the school Wlth the good wlll of the students counc1l members Mr Davls and the faculty adv1serS the Student Counc1l thlS year was able to accompl1sh a great deal and Chapel H111 H1gh School passed through another year of successful Student Government I 3 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 - . , , . ' 1 1 1 ' . , . 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 ' 11 11 - - - - ' as 11 - - - - , . 1 . , - I I - - 9 1 1 - 1 1 1 Proconian Staff Frist Row left to rzght M1ss Jessxe Belle Lewxs CFaculty AdVlSCI'D Jean Caldwell Jane Mat thews Catherme Smxth Ruth Benson Second Row Anne Umstead Gay Hogan Janet Green Thrrd Row Jean Mann Emxly Patton Dxana Whlttmghlll Susan Fmk Fourth Row Anne Voorhls Joyce Wrlllams Eloise Fogleman Dot Durham Sarah Jane Capps Fzfth Row Juha Hutchms Marle Sparrow Sue Moore Sxxth Row B1ll Forster Hxlbert Wxlhams Ivalee H111 Herbert Pendergraph Gene Duke John Eamhardt Seven th Row Fenno McG1nty Hubert Durham Jack Maultsby Russell Perry Alan Mark ham Alfred Fathman Classes may come and go but the Proconran ln some form or other remams The year 1949 was breathless and excltmg for the staff The paper was expanded to a larger br monthly and the first Hysheet ln the paper s hlstory was added ln the Chrlstmas xssue Desplte a low 50c sub scrxptxon rate for the 16 xssues financlal worr1es were pared to a mlmmum Ten delegates attended the SIPA conventxon m Aprxl The year was chmaxed by the electron of new staff members l though a note of tragedy was struck as the old staff staggered off for a well earned stay m the Bxde A Wee Rest Home' l38 l 1 V 1 : 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . , , . - 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 - . , , . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' ' 1 . , . . . . . , . . ,8- Monogram Club Fzrst Row left to nght Charles Creel jesse Basnrght john jermgan CVICC Pres1dentD S1dnew Sparrow Bob Ph11 1pS Second Row B111 Hogan QTreasurerJ Joe Hoemg George MCG1Hty S11115 Mason Thrrd Row Eddm Mann jane Webb Nancv B1ocks1dge CSecretaryJ Anne Abernath5 Fourth Row Bob Lmker Charles Wolf Donald Vance Dewey Wflght B111 Le1ghton Fzfth Row Fenno MCGIHIV B111 Fo1ster Ivalee H111 cPFCSldCHtD Russ 11 Perry Jack Maultsby Tommy Grav1tt if Athlc-:t1c ASSOClatlOH Ofhcers gk Fzrst Row left to rrght Co111cr H111 cPYSS1dCUtD Jesse Basmght QVICC PfCS1dCUt, Second Row Anne Abernathx Treasurerj Jeanette S1oanCSecreta1'yJ Mr Gr1ce 39 ' Glee Club 5' Kgs Fzrst Row left to rrght Donald Chmstopher Roger Logsdon Herbert Pendergraph Davms Turnage Betty Brow n B1ll Lelghton Lee West Second Row Hampton Teague Bmlly Cate jlmmy Kmg Carl McPherson Jack Maultsby Thzrd Row Browme Fltch Grady Sturd1vant Neal Harrmgton Nathale Crltentlon Luther Bullock Fourth Row Jack McLaughl1n Raymond Brewer Frfth Row Russell Bullock Lloyd Pendergraph Thomas Vlckers Ralph Blackwood G1flS Glee Club Fzrst Row left to nght Patsy Noah Frances Clark Norma Baldyym Barbara Br1ght Ruth Benson Catherme Smith Jeanette Sloan B1llxe Sultt Second Row Rachel Thompson Ellen Doak Betty Lou Moody Jane Webb Ann Umstead Jean Caldvyell Boots Hampton Conn1eDeLancy Lxbrarxan Dana Ph1pps Thzrd Row Eleanor Thompson Barbara Bynum Clara Mae Barbour Barbara Clme Janet MCffltt Dlana Whxt tmghlll jackle Crawford Nancy Blocksxdge Fourth Row Betty Brovyn Margaret Ferguson Jean Stanford Betsy Meadows fBus1ness Manager Carol Hunt Frith Row jane Matthevys Peggy Zachary Peggy Lloyd jane Stanford Norma Kmg johnsre Bennett Margaret Hays jane Cate Srxth Row Clalre Russell Sara Nesbxtt Gay Hogan Beth Lloyd fPres1dentj Betsy Teague Seventh Row Sara Rose Mary Kellam Earlene Perry Patsy Shermll Ann Woodard Merle Hackney Erghth Row Clara Baker Patsy Councml Fay Hogan Sylvxa Sparrovy Dorxs Blake Mxrxam Levyms Jane Berryhxll Rebecca Wxlhams Peggy Womble Myrtle Young Betty Pendergraph l40l 4 tw J .f g :fig A A 1 ty , 1 Q ' 1 I yy . v . .I . 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Y, V . . y. y - V . , 1 I 1 ' :J Senior Y-Teens J S as Fzrsf Row Ieft to nght B1llxe S,utt Nancy Blocksxdge Jane Webb fPfCS1dCHtD Catherme Smxth Ruth Benson Margaret Ferguson Anne Urnstead S cond Row Beth Lloyd Betty Brown Elo1seFoglefnan Dana Phxpps Jane Matthews Conn1e DeLancy Jeanette Sloan Treasurer Patsy Ellmger Jean Caldwell Elmor Wagner Thxrd Row Jean Partm Derrth Alexander Dot Durham Jackle Crawford cVlCC Presrdentj Peggy Maynard Ann Abernathy Fourth Row Sylvra Sparrow Mary Kellam Johnsxe Bennett Sue Carter Anne Ferrell Joyce W1ll1ams Gay Ho gan Mar1lyn Habel Jul1a Stnelds Betsv Teague Jane Cate Betsy Meadows Frith Row Clamre Rus ell Sarah Rose Carolxne Ross Anne Voorhxs Jane Berryhlll Rebecca Wllllams Norma K1n Absent Bettv Cnllrns CSecretarVD Jun1or Y Teens Er- Fzrst Row left to nght Patsy S'1err1ll QVICS Presrdentb Ann Woodard Boots Hampton CPres1dentl Carol Hunt Ebzabeth Wh1tfxeld Dlana Wh1tt1ngh1ll Second Row Patsy Noah Joanne Trlley Betty Canada Mary Al1ce Pox thress CSecretaryD Mary Webb Helen Ferguson Thrrd Row Margaret Hays Charlotte Dax IS Mary Lou W1ll1amsCTreasurerD Mary Haley Eyelyn Matthews Lucla Johnson Ann Mackle Martha Pxerpont Fourth Row Earlene Perry Sandra Mann Mxldred Wrmght Frith Row Eleanor Sanders Ann Jacobs Sarah Jane Capps Dorls Alexander 4 l VJ ' 1 Y Y Y ! , . 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Fzrst Row left to nght Ernest Brockwell CTreasurerD Clyde Prckard CVICC Presxdentb Hubert Durham Marvxn MOFFIS Jesse Basmght James Smlth Mrlton Cheek Second Row Henry Morrms Delbert Mayse Hrlbert W1ll1ams B111 Hogan Howard Stewart B111 Butler Thrrd Row Tommy Bradshaw QSecretaryD Raymond Brewer Stanford Teer Donald Lloyd Fourth Row Frank D nn1s Shelton Merrxtt Ernest Edwards Eddle Wxllxams Charles Best John Maddrey Absent Charles Wlllrams cPf6S1dCI1t, FHA Fzrst Row left to rrght M1ss Margaret Lems Clara Baker Betty Canada Fay Hogan fTreasurerQ Earlene Per Second Row Sylvia Sparrow Peggy Martmdale Sandra Mann Mary Alrce Poythress Margaret Whltt Clara Jo R1ggsbee CSecretaryj Jo Ann Tmlley Thrrd Row Dorrs Norwood Rachel Thornpson Tr1ll1s Hackney Elolse Maddry Dor1s Yovu Fourth Row Cora Jean Partm Peggy Zachary Eleanor Thompson Barbara Andrevys Betty Jean Earnhardt Jane Durham Frith Row Jeanne LeCla1r Carolyn Thofnpson Ernogene Thompson Marctlle Smrth Merle Hackney Anne Fer re Srxth Row Tavxa Taylor Peggy Lloyd Roy ce Mae Ferrell Seventh Row Patsy Councml Jacky Long Yy onne Plummer La Rue Clark Opal Wrrght Betty Pendergraph Absent Joyce Oakley CPresrdentD Betty Collms QVICC Presmdentb 141 I 'U ! - i V , , , - '. 1 I 7 7 7 ' -' s - - a v - -' 5 1 y v 1 1 - . . . x . 5' ry , ,J r ,., 5 2 I A ' I ,, A. 1. S I . A v 'I Y ! Y Y H V ' ry. 'I ! 1 3 ,,' Y ! U , . '. Y - y ,vw Y! Y' - ' y v y Y - , , y , y , '. l ' Y - - 1 S Y ,VY ' .. , Y , 'Y . . ' , Y - . , . . , . . , . Semor H1 Y Fxrst Row left to rzght dnex Sparrow Sullx Mason Douglas Harrell John je-rmgan Bob Phmllxps Rax mond Stamback jessc Basmght P H Qumlan Second Row Gene Duke Jog jones Dewey Wmght John Earnhardt joe Hoenxg Thrrd Row Bull Fo ster jack Brxght Branson Hobbs Blll Butler Fourth Row Alan Markham Howard Stew art jack Maultsby Bill Bland Frith Row Dan Dx son Ixalee H1ll H1lb rt Wxllmams Fenno McG1nty Two clubs m the one pmcture john Jermgan QPr sxdentb Bob Phllhps fPI'ESldCI1tJ jumor H1 Y 'rs SQ Frrst Row left to rrght Donald Chrxstopher Neal Maultsbx fV1CC Presxdentj Ralph Boggs Pat Webb fPres1 dcntj Hampton Teague Second Row Jack MCLaughl1n Blllx Cate john Hazzard Neal Harrmgton Borden Abernathx Cfrcasurcrj john Gxunn Thrrd Row Bob Patterson Thomas Vxckers Lloyd Pendergraph CSecretaryj jxmmy Neulle I 4 . . 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X Library Club ' 5 Fzrst Row left to rrght Jean Partm Ruth Benson Catherme Sm1th Em1ly Patton Second Row Ann Jacobs Frances Clark Mary Alxce Poythress Norma Baldwm Barbara Brrght Ehzabeth Whxt Held Carolyn Shepard Third Row Eleanor Sanders Evelyn Matthews Helen Ferguson Ellen Doak Dlana Whlttmghxll Susan Fmk Sarah Jane Capps Mrs Peacock Anne Voorhls Fourth Row Mary Lou Wllllams Mary Haley Joanne T1lley Mary Webb Margaret Ferguson Fzfth Row Carol Hunt CSecretaryD Ann Abernathy Jackre Crawford Nancy Blocksldge Conme DeLancy Mar tha P erpont Szxth Row Lucla Johnson Charles Wolf fTreasurerD Sandra Mann Betsy Meadows Peggy Maynard CVICC Pres1 dentj Betsy Teague fPres1dentJ Seventh Row Patsy Sherrrll Dorxs Blake Pat Webb Gay Hogan Judy Parker Ezghth Row Raymond Stamback Joe Jones P I-I Qu1nlan Dan Dyson Irls Merrltt Norma Kmg Dons Alex ander Oflice Staff -1 in y,- Frrst Row left to nght Patsy Ellmger Eloxse Fogleman Mrs Meyers Dons Blake Second Row Yx onne Plummer Peggy Maynard I44 1 1 1 l 1 -' 1 1 1 - -' 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . -A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - -' 1 1 1 1 - -' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 -' 1 1 1 1 ' ' , . -' Y 1 1 1 1 - 5 , 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 ' - ,. 1 A Qs ' 1 - f fe -f -1 I 1 . , .4 -l 1 f . K, I 1 .K A 'vm ' r 1 -A ,' 1 1 - 1 - .' ' , ' . Cheerleaders . Grrls Anne Umstead Beth Lloyd Nancy Blocksrdge Ann Woodar fRuth Benson Ann Jacobs Sandra Mann Dot Durham Earlene Perry Boys Pat Webb Gene Duke Bxll Bland 4 1 Latm Club Frrst Row left to rrght janet Merr1tt QPres1dentJ Bob Lmker R B F1teh Herman Husbands Margaret Hans Second Row Patsw Noah Barbara Clme Edward Johnson CTreasurerD John Gvn vnn QVICS Presrdentj Sam Emorx Thrrd Row Charlotte Davls Anne Ferrell Barbara B5 num CSer:retarxD Mxldred Wnght Alfred Fathman Fourth Row joel Hacknex H4 3 U : v v . 1 J. 1 1 y , . ha . - '- ' I 2 ' I I .s'Y, 4 Y f ,-u' rd P XL: Sf! u I , I 5 l ' v ' v - - I u v ,' -' ,' v D 1 v ', ' ' A v ,' A -' A v y ' ,' . A - 1 - 4 H Club ' -r 41.3 Frrst Row left to rzght Hubert Durham B111 Hogan QVICQ Presrdentj jesse Basmght cPYCS1dCHt7 Browme F1tch Nathale Crxtentxon Second Row Barbara Andrews Evangalme Crawford Peggy Lloyd jane Stanford Jane Cate B1ll1e Sultt Mrlton Cheek Third Row Emogene Thompson Doris Yow Betty Wlll13fPS Jane Durham Jean Stanford Royce Trlpp B111 But ler fTreasurer Fourth Row Myrtle Young Gay Hogan Carolyn Thompson Lmdy Pendergraph Frfth Row Barbara Sparrow Eloxse Maddry Betty jean Earnhardt Clara Baker Tommy Bradshaw QSecretaryD Donald Lloyd Szxth Row Henry Morrms Eleanor Thompson Fay Hogan john Maddry Stanford Teer Marv1n Morrls Seventh Row Shelton Merrltt Sylv1a Sparrow Eddxe W1l11ams Charles Best Tunney Edwards Jlmmy Kmg Grady Sturdrvant Clayton Brewer Baby S1tters Club 1 First Row left to rxght Marcelle Smmth CSecretaryD Mary Alrce Poythress Ehzabeth Whxtfield Dxana Whxttmg hull Tavma Taylor CTre-asurerb Second Row Betty Canada Presxdent Ann Mackle Susan Fml-c Helcn Ferguson Thzrd Row Mlss Margaret Lewms Sylvxa Sparrovx Merle Hackney Emllw Patton Fourth Row Row Ce Ferrell Sandra Mann CV1CE Presldentj Opal Wrlght 1461 - 4: Q f K , , Y qx A .. , 1 LZ, o .A, ,,.,,,. A, A 3 . 4 ,.,. I '. I I ' ' . I I . I D ' ! 'I I I Y y I I A . ' I - A t. I I I D ' ' Y I I A 3 I - l ' Y I D ' 'I Y D 1 I Y I '. . I I Y I 1 ' . ' 5 v v , a 1 Y y , . . I 9 - X k . C 1: . 1341? 5 1 . K . x . 1 ,, L ' - z I I . ' . Y 4 . y . . . i -' C A D. ' . ' , ' . I- ' I ' 1' I, ' 'I . ill GriCe's Sports Parade W1th P1gSk1H On Rev1eW Cagers In The Spothght Baseball H1gh11ghtS Waterwmg Parade A W1ldeat Product1on fb l l O O XAXLL HIQ6, H fa 55 A J- E L, Y '77 J 4- u Coaches Bill Grice Hardy Henry S1d Sparrow George McG1nty UI 011 p 1 S '22 fbllaibflildlilal Mggf Russell Perry B111 Hogan Dewey Wrxght jack Pendergrass Jack Maultsby Jesse Basmght Hxlbert W1111ams Sr r r Sr r Sr Sr Co Captams 4 1 Tommy Gravxtt Coll er H111 B111 Butler joe Hoemg r Sr Sr r Q k Q P QQ f ' , M ,ummm . lf- gxgif co lo.: oo' co oo can D c , O oo A ci .J A vc .J on 1 John Jermgan jxmmy Nevxlle Charles Creel Tom Maultsby Hubert Durham jakc Hunt Eddle Mann End 1Sr J Guard fSoph J Center Ur J Tackle fFresh Q Guard QSr Q Tackle jr J End Ur Q Bucky Vlckers Fenno MCGmty Ivalee H111 Sully Mason Bob Phxlllps Tommy Gardner End fFresh J Back Jr Back QSrJ Back QSr D Back fSr J Back fSoph Q SCHEDULE Methodist Orphanage Oxford Hlgh Mebane Hugh Durham County H1llsbor0 Roxboro Oxford Orphanage Laurmburg fChamp1onsh1pD The prgskm warrxors of 1948 49 boosted by the outstandmg coachmg of B111 Gnce and his assistants Hardy Hen ry Ben Perry and Tom Kam dld a wonderful Job on the grxdxron thus season By wmnmg exght games and loosmg none the Wxldcats were able to wm the North Central Conference and repre sent thxs dxstrmct for the eastern champxon The Cats played a slx to six deadlock wxth Launnburg only losmg thexr chance for the state tltle by a draw from the hat The Semor Class proudly salutes the fine grxdxron of 1948 49 I 49 I . 4 .p .... 31 cr-1 ..,r4,,r...,,.,...l......,.....,.. ' 25 13 cu ........,.r.l...,4,,.,e.....lr,.,..,...... ' 6 58 CH ...,......,,....,......,...........,..... ' 6 as cn ,...,.,...............,r...........,.. 6 25 cu ......,..4....,,...,.......e,,.a...,.,....ll snef City 0 20 CH 4.,..........4.....4...,................. ..., ' 0 42 cu r..,.4,....r......r..4....r....4,l..,,....... 6 24 CH ,..............,.................... 0 6 cn ......,.......,.....,....... ' ' ' 6 Coach B111 Gr1ce Forward xxx Forward 'W 'wi Russell Perry John Jermgan Guard Guard Center Manager Bob Phillips 50 1 Hilbert Williams J oe Hoenig Ivalee Hill Reserves ff Frrst Row left to rxght Fenno McG1nty Howard Stewart Neal Maultsby S cond Row Joe Hoemg manager Douglas Harrell Eddle Mann Jack Maultsby Thrs past season the Chapel H111 qumtet dld a marvelous Job by completmg therr elghteen garn season undefeated The Hrllrans were coached by B111 Grlce who already had coach :i an und feated football season The Wrldcats were led by the sharp shootmg of Ivalee H111 and Robert Rebound Phrlhps After thelr regular season the Wrldcats entered the Class A tournament as well as the Elks Tournament whlch was held m Sanford Chapel H111 Hlgh School IS proud of 1ts line basketball team and 1ts coach SCHEDULE Chapel H111 Opponents Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel Hxll Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 TOTAL Edenton 8 All Stars Sanford Durham County Henderson Hzllsboro Roxboro Oxford Sxler Clty Sanford Durham County Roxboro Hrllsboro Oxford Methodxst Orphanage Henderson Sxler Clty 49 5 ' 36 ..,..,..........,...,......,.......... ' 26 .,.....,..,........................... 16 ' 35 ..........,...................,,....... 12 ' 4-l ,...... ,.....,..,,..... ,....... 3 5 ' 42 .....,,.........,......,,.........., 20 ' 34 ,..,..r......,......,........ , ...,... . ' 20 ' 43 ......,..........,..,,................ 42 ' 38 ..................,,,...,............... 20 Chapel Hill 48 ...............,...,..,,.. Methodist Orphanage 37 ' 47 ,... 4.......,.. ,..........,.,. .....,. ' ' 3 7 ' 46 ..,......Y..,...4.....,....,........... 25 ' 59 ,..,...,..,.............,....,. 27 ' 48 ......,.,.....,,..,.,.,........,...... 30 ' 41 .,,.........,......,.,,..........,,.,. A 31 ' 44 ........,...........,.,..............,.. 43 ' 43 ..,.......,..r.,.......... ' 36 ' 64 ,.,,,...,..,,.,.,....,..,.....,..... 32 ' 43 ..,..,,..,..,........,.,..,......,,, ' ' 21 . . . .781 2 JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Hardy Henry Fzrst Row left to nght S1dney Sparrow James Srmth Bucky V1ckers Edd1e Mann Dewey Wrlght Wayne Ellmgton Second Row Coach Hardy Henry Jake McLaughl1n Frank Glles Bob Patterson Browme Fxtch Thzrd Row John Gwynn Roger Peele Allan Markham R B F1tch Gene Duke The Jumor Vars1ty was led by the fine coachmg of Hardy Henry Coach Henry as he IS better known took a group of hard workmg basketball players and turned out a fine team Although the Jr Vs dldn t go undefeated they d1d a wonderful job Some of the sharp shooters for the J Vs are S1dney L1tt16dlppCf Sparrow Easy Eddie Mann Bucky Vxckers and Dewey Wr1ght The J Vs showed up well agamst thelr opponents and thelr coach d1d a fine job Several of the J Vs are sure to fill 1n the vacanc1es left by the graduatmg SCDlOfS SCHEDULE Chapel H111 E K Powe Chapel H111 Lowes Grove Chapel H111 E K Powe Chapel H111 HlllSbOf0 Chapel H111 Oxford Chapel H111 Method1st Orphanage Chapel H111 E K Powe Chapel H111 Roxboro Chapel H111 H1l1sbcro Chapel H111 Oxford Chapel H111 MEthOdlSt Orphanage 15 ' 19 ,.....,.. ... ......,.,,,,,....,,. . . 47 ' 25 .,.........,....,.,,,,,........,. 24 ' 32 ...,...,.,.....v...,.,.,.,...,...,. . . 39 ' 31 ..,..,...... .....,, . ,,.,.,... ..... ' 1 6 Chapel Hill 29 ..4......,..,.,.. 4....,.............. R oxboro 33 ' 34 ......,..,....... ....,.... ..., .....,., 1 2 ' 34 ,,4........ .., .... .,., . ' 36 ' 55 ,.,.,,,,, .,,4.....4...,........., . . 52 '42 .,,.. ...., ..........., , 29 ' 39 ..,....,.,. .,,, ....,.,...,.,.,,.... ' 2 9 ' 48 ,.........,. , ., , ,,,..,...,. ,... . .. 21 ' 41 ...., .,,,..,, . ... ..,. ' 27 2 l Kittens In Action Managers ., K- ff-'NX Coach C? i Peggy Maynard Betsy Meadows Sybll Mxtchell Forwards YX Jane Webb Jean Caldwell Dot Durham Beth Lloyd Guards Ann Abernathy Nancy Blocksldge Tma Perry Fay Hogan 33 Reserves Flrst Row left to nght Gay Hogan Barbara Andrews Anne Umstead Carol Hunt Second Row Margaret Ferguson, Sara Rose Doris Alexander The 1948 1949 girls basketball team coached by Miss Sybil Mitchell had another unsuccessful season if winnmg games is all one considers Even though the Kittens played hard clean ball and held high spirits they were unable to overcome the powerful opponents they met on the hardwood The team was centered around several returning letterwomen Jane Webb Dot Durham Ann Abernathy and Nancy Blocksidge To these were added Beth Lloyd Judy Parker Earlene Perry Faye Hogan and Anne Umstead them Assisting her was Coach Hardy Henry boys Jayvee Coach Although the team came out on the losing end this season the future looks bright for coming years with some of this year s team coming back and those undymg freshmen coming in I54 1 .' , I . ' i , 9 D I D u v I ' i 3 , v y I ' Y 1 7 I ' This year's Kittens were very fortunate in having Miss Mitchell, graduate student at the University, to coach . , , . . . 1 . . y . f f x sg . x -,I ,QT S, . . 4 .jf - . fc N I f, . , 5 ,, X asebdll 9 I Fxrst Row left to nght Tommy Gravxtt Neal Crexghton Jack Maultsby Hubert Durham Bob Farrell Ivalee H111 Second Row Sxdney Sparrow fmanagerj Bob Phxlhps Colher H111 Fermo McG1nty B111 Butler Charles Creel Thzrd Row Mllton Cheek Hxlbert Wxlllams Russell Perry Eddle Mann Lawrence Cheek Coach Cecil Longest 55 B S X NX rf M U 1' Baseball Contmued Last season the WILDCATS went through the1r schedule Wlth twelve v1ctor1es and one defeat Th1s defeat occurred when Chapel H111 met Dunn 1n lts second game of the season Dunn scored a three QED to two Q22 vxctory over the WILDCATS On a return game Chapel H111 struck back and defeated Dunn twenty three C231 to one QU The WILDCATS who were coached by Cecxl Longest last season d1d a wonderful job Chapel H111 won the North Central Conference for the1r th1rd consecutlve t1me 1n three years Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 Chapel H111 SCHEDULE P1ttsboro Dunn Oxford Orphanage Dunn P1ttsboro Bells Oxford Orphanage Roxboro Methodxst Orphanage Method1st Orphanage Total pomts Chapel H111 146 opponents 39 56 Low 4'- 4145 'Pnl ,4-4,4-1-M-'F- pl 012.40 Oxford Oxford ' 18 .,......,,............... . . . ,..,.. , ,. ' ' 2 ,.......,...... ..., ,........,.,,.,.. .,.. ' 7 ........................,..... ' 23 ....,.,............................,.,... ' 8 .....,...,........,.........,,....,.,. A ' 8 ................,............,.........,.. Chapel H111 5 ....,,.,......,..,....,........ ' 15 ....,,.........................,....,.. ' 14 .......,................,., ' ' 13 ....................,..,... ' ' 22 .,,.........................,......,.,.. ' 11 ....,.,,.,.............,,.,............., lg, W - f 0 , A 1 Nl I , .fi f 1 II J 0 f 1 1 u g Hua, Coach 123' Bob Ousley B111 Fo1ster B111 L81ghtOH Qfvvm 1? Z.. Cmfx- Fxrst Row left to tzght George McGmty Raymond Stamback Charles Wolf Borden Abernathy Don Vance and joe Hoemg Second Row left to nght jxmmy Nev1l1e CMgrJ Lewms Ph1ll1ps Charles W1ll1ams B111 Le1ghton Bob L1nker B111 Foxster Bob Ousley QCoachj Th son the Chapel H111 Catfish were coached by Bob Ousley The team was led by B111 Lexghton, who swam 15 sea wxth the Carolma Freshmen several times thxs year Other members of the squad were B111 Folster, Bob Lmker, Don Vance, Charles W1111ams, Charles Wolf, Raymond Stamback, Lewxs Ph1111pS, Luther Bullock and Borden Abernathy SCHEDULE February 15, Rale1gh here February 19, Southern Interstate here February 21, Duke Frosh there February 25, U N C Frosh here March 17, Ralelgh there Other meets were bemg scheduled w1th Charlotte Hxgh, Greensboro Hxgh, and N C State Frosh f '?ffi' , Y 1 ff, 'f 1 1 4' 5' ' .al ' f . . -sw 1 ,. , I , 3, .- a fa w - 1 C : 1 fx I ' 1 -,-. , . 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DANA PHIPPS Semor JANE CATI- Semor BETH LLOYD Jumor MAMLYN I-IABEL Jumor 59 Pm Ups 6 PATSY SHERRILL Sophomore PATSY NOAH S0Ph0m0l 3 M TAVIA TAYLOR Freshman EVELYN MATTHEWS Freshman 'ff' The Orange Prlntshop H In the 26 xears that the Uringe Pxlntshop h lx been 111 busxness It has made m inx ffuthful tzlend xx ho ham chosen to hung, 111 then Dlllltlllfb needx to Llx beuu L thex haxe found that exely 1ob 18 h xndled xuth ne it attractlxe workmvmxhlp and prompt courteous SQIXILL We take px lde not onlx IH the l1L1llltN ot our puntxn profe blon xuthout xxhlch there would be no xccurate record of the pabt no mde exchange of ldeae and no progrebs Exerx prmtlng, 1ob ls lmportfxnt to us md whethu yours 15 Qmall or large It xull be punted xx 1th care 1n exery detall to make It yust whxt xou w mt Our greatest watlstactxon IS 111 lt1NfXlIlQ,' xou Pfllltel N ot HILLIFE but in ehe priiurlege ancr feeponsibililyj of oelonginrg to I The Ora nge Prlntshop Fowler s food Store All Kinds of Fresh Meats Groceraes and Counfry Produce Fish Oysters an Season Phone F 416 Dellverv SCFVICQ Ph0neF 862 After5P Lloyd Electric Company Appllances Ji Flxtures C b x c I , Q - it , - A I-an '3 Q M0 I 2 FOR YOUR YEARBOOK phtgp d Wootten Moulton Phtg ph THE CAROLINA BAHBFR PATRQNIZE BEAUTY SHOP H fGd G 'g ADVERTIQERS our 0 0 ra her must have a skille organization liich will maintain highest standards of quality and ender intelligent service with friendly cooperation. 0 0 ra ers S OS CHAPE ILL - - - -Q- L J ' L- ome 0 00 roomin Best Washes for the Class o 1949 The Bank of Chapel H111 lHllNC WE USE PE SMITH PREVOST CLEANERS pl CAROLINA THEATFR ' f o3+-- flW6IY1lJ9l' of Federal Deposit Insurance Comj Ch ' . C b N C Com iments of a ' 9 - X J Compllments Ruggsbee and Hlnson Furniture Store Rehders Chapel Hull Flower Shop EUBANKS DRUG C0 It t F C pl Hll N C PHONE 4851 S A V E Caston Motor Co Inc BY BUYINF AT S DODGE PLYVIOUTH DEPARTMFNT STORE MW F t Ph F3891 of I I I , 0 O Say wih lowers ha e i, . . Opp 't P t0fIi O, O 1 Sales and Service 9 - A L . ' kl' S - 1 Best WlShCS to Class of 1949 From the Fmest Mllk Plant 11'1 the South Comes the Fmest Danny Products Farmers Dairy Cooperative, lnc A R ny epalr Congratulations to the Any Car or Truck Class of 49 For the Best Automotive Service W E N T W 0 R T H Visit A COLONIAL NIOTORQ S L 0 A N INC. 431 W. Franklin St. Phone F-414 to 7 lt. In La Baldwins You Are Always Welcome at ELLIS STONE Sz CO. Durhams Best Store Since 1886 as C ongratulatlons to e Class of 49 f I h Because You re a Thrifty Shopper BELK LEGGETT C0 1 .. , 0 ' 0 LADIEQOUTFITTERS DURHAM, N.C Visit 1 I I . 2 ...- Where our ' 1 t t' for quality is you' g - '- t f '1lue. 1' ' H big floors to meet thc needs of t entire 'amiyu Compliments to Class of '49 HAZZARD MOTOR CO. 146615 5 BENNETT AND BLOCKSIDGE FUEL OIL and COAL Frigidaire Appliances Iron Firemen O11 Burners Stokers Phone 6161 CAROLINA INN Caterlng to the Community Meetings Parties Dances Owned and Operated by the Un er ty of North Carol na Congratulations SLOAN DRUG CO PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE Carrboro Cash Grocery Fruit R 'Il bl Przce Alztajs Call 9051 f r Del ve y Service of ' 0 Groceries - Meats - Produce li h' ll iv si 1 A ' Home-Owned Food Store HUNTLEY SHIELDQ Standard Groceries Fresh Vegetables - Meats It Pays to Play ALI SPORTS Spozt Clothes Gift Items Slacks Radios Play ers Records Carolina Sport Shop Compllments of CAROLINA COFFEE SHOP Electric Construcfzon Company 169 E Franklin St PHONE 6901 Best Wlshes to the Class of 49 Comphments of THE UNIVERSITY FLORISTS The Ultimate m Floums and 6861 PHONE 9326 Best Vhshes to Class f 49 THE HILL BAKERY Past1y Shop Andrews Hennmger C o Inc Chapel H111 s Leadmg Stole of Better QLl3l1t19S Reads to Wear Furmshmgs Sz Shoes Phone 5771 Chapel Hlll N C Bobs Sandwrch Shop 401 W Franklln St QNext to Bus St3t1O!'lD ROBERT B SMITH Proprletor J 1 L' , I . 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