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

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Who s Who of 1960 MISS Mar1lyn Habel IS a res1dent of P a r 1 s and owner of the world famous dress shop F1 Foodle Mrs T B Gardner formerly June DeLancy IS now s1ng1ng w1th the Joseph Jones Pork Sau sagers 1n Bop o Rooney Hall Mrs Nathan1el Sparrow who before her marr1age was M1ss Anne Ferrell plays the c1ar1net 1n the Carrboro Jubilee Symphony every Monday Wednesday and Fr1day Fenno McG1nty res1des at Durham w1th h1s w1fe Sara and the1r n1ne red headed ch1ldren Tad McGavran lS now l1v1ng ln New York where he IS carrymg on a boom1ng f1recracker bus1ness Stanley Peele lS do1ng welfare work abroad Marv1n MOFTIS IS a comed1an on NBC every Sunday n1ght from 8 t1l 8 30 Donald MUll1S has ret1red from the bootlegg1ng bus1ness and has made hlS home 1n Rale1gh across the street from D1x H111 Bobby Fowler IS pres1dent of Western Un1on Telegraph Co and IS now l1v1ng on a vast estate 1n the west M1sses Emogene and Eleanor Thompson announce the1r forthcom1ng marr1ages to Mr B111 Cole and Mr Tommy Joe Ragan A recept1on 1mmed1ately follow1ng the double wedd1ng w1l1 be held 1n Kelly s Pool Parlor w1th Mr Exght Ball play1ng the organ as the newlyweds arr1ve Mrs CCCII R1ley res1des near Wh1te Cross where she farms dur1ng the summer but dur1ng the w1nter she plays a season 1n the Burlesque theaters of New York Who IS she? Mrs Joseph Lee Hoen1g IS john Powers h1ghest pa1d neg11gee model Before her marr1age she was MISS Elmor Wagner Thomas Bradshaw IS now the master of ceremon1es for the Grand Ole Oprey out Nashv1lle way HIS VOC2l1St 1f M1ss jack1e Copeland also of Wh1te Cross r Jackson Br1ght IS a re1ndeer herder ln Canada Upon reach1ng the age of th1rty he w1ll run for senator from the state of North Carolma MISSCS Sarah Nesb1tt and jane Lann1ng are employed as house mothers by the S1gma Nu frater n1ty at U N C Rev Dav1s Turnage res1des at h1S parsonage on H1llsboro Road HIS hobby tobacco ra1s1ng keeps h1m busy between sermons Mr Thomas Grav1tt IS the newly elected pres1dent of the Woman s College 1n Greensboro H1s w1fe Nancy 1S hlS secretary M1ss Ruth Benson IS the mam attract1on at the Barnum and Ba1ley CIFCUS these days MISS Beverly Aust1n IS a c1trus grower 1n Georg1a she IS sa1d to be makmg m1l11ons MISSCS Johns1e Bennett and jean Part1n two enterpr1s1ng young lad1es have CSt3bllShCd a Lonely Hearts Club for the forlorn lovers of Chapel H111 M1ss Patsy Ellmger IS a Sunday School teacher at the Method1st Church She IS plann1ng a m1ss1onary tr1p to Ch1na th1S commg fall M1ss EIOISC Maddry IS pres1dent of the nevuy orgamzed Oh My Thumb sew1ng club MISS Clara Jo R1ggsbee IS runn1ng a tax1 SCFVICC between Carrboro and Chapel H111 e1ght t1mes dally Mr S1dney Sparrow IS IH the mov1es now and holds the t1tle The Great Lover wh1cl1 was formerly held by Bob Hope MISS Pegg1e Poe and BObblC Lou Clark are d1me store magnates They shot the late Peggy Mar t1ndale W1ll1ams and took over her cham of stores MISSCS Myrtle Young and Dor1s Yow are l1v1ng 1n Whlte Cross and are teachmg school They plan to go to England thlS summer w1th MISS jesse Lew1s to further the1r knowledge of Shakespeare r Jack Maultsby and Edd1e Mann are profess1onal football players 1n Ch1CagO They are Sald to be filthy r1ch Frankl1n Denn1s has taken over Mort1mer Snerd s place on the rad1o L1sten to hlS program every Tuesday n1ght It s good to the last drop Mr Charles Hunt IS now a travel1ng salesman spec1al1z1ng 1n toupees He has just recently sold one to our old pr1nc1pal Mr Dav1s Mrs Neal CfC1ghtOH formerly M1ss Beth Lloyd IS res1d1ng Wlth her husband at Camp G1tch1e gooey where her husband IS the commandmg officer Mrs Cre1ghton was M1ss Amer1ca SIX years ago She now has two lovely ch1ldren Mrs Adr1an L1neberger IS the first lady of the land Her husband Smitty won the demo crat1c elect1on th1s year Boots and the Pres1dent of course l1ve 1n the Wh1te House QCont1nued on next pagej Page Twenty one 7 . . . . . Q ,H ,H 1, . . . , , - D . y . . V , , , , , . Mr. ' - ' . Mr. ' Mr. ' ' . Mr. ' : . Mr. ' ' ' ' I . . Y 1 . . . ' . Mr. ' ' ' ' ' ' Y Y . . . , . . 64 77 ' . . . . V. D . LL ,, . . l . . . . AK ,, . Mr. . . . , .n . . . ., , . . ' 1 7 - ' - l - . ra ' as 1

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Class History For a long t1me graduat1on has seemed l1ke a d1stant dream to us but now as wc stlugglc through our Sen1or year we real1ze that It w11l soon be a rea11ty We can look back on the years beh1nd us Wlth a sm11e lov1ng and remember1ng each one we have spent at Chapel H111 H1gh Our Freshman year w1ll we ever forget the exc1t1ng wonderful t1mes we had then9 F1r1al1y after e1ght long years the boys rea11zed there were glrls around them Remember those first tubes of 11pst1ck p1nk1sh orange Sm1tty L1neberger was presldent of the Student COUHC11 but most of the Freshman g1rls d1dn t pay any attent1on to h1s parlxamentary procedure they all had crushes on h1m We spent most of our first year 1n the basement of the Elementary School and the Cone House unt1l the late spr1ng when we moved 1nto our new bu1ld1ng Lat1n seemed to be the only trouble 1n our younger days On week ends we occupled the Teen age Club frant1ca11y 1earn1ng to dance Remembermg all th1s we hate to say good bye Our Sophomore year b1sect1ng frogs for B1ology ugh' It was a lot of fun Wllh Mr Longest 111 Phys Ed By now we were pretty set 1n our ways and we helped Student Counc11 Presldent Neal Cre1ghton keep the old school or rather new school well 1n order We were gett1ng to be b1g wheels on the ath1et1c teams and many of us were 1n the newly Ofganlzed Monogram Club We had a b1g Job to do 1n order to keep the Recreat1on Center open but we all Jo1ned 1n and made the paper dr1ves a success We had found out though that h1gh school wasn t just football games Remember1ng all thlS we hate to say good bye Our Jun1or year ah yes' Th1s was when we really d1d some work W1th the Jun1or Sentor Banquet and Dance our project we sold magaz1nes and flowers to help ralse money for the grand occaslon The theme was Heaven and St Peter must have really been proud of us B111 Bland headed the student body the Procon1va1 was a great success the Glee Club d1d a fine Job 1n Ra 1e1gh and our football team REMEMBER LAURINBURG' ' The Y Teen New Year s Ball went over Wlth a bang that year too and we do mean BANG' Remember1ng all th1s we hate to say good bye Our Sen1or year that s all Brother' We were 1ntroduced to Shakespeare How Art Thou? Our class r1ngs arr1ved and you ve never seen such stuck up human be1ngs 1n all your l1fe yes we were proud to be wearmg the emblem of fullfilled manhood The blasts of our long awa1ted band blared forth and we knew we had someth1ng to go along w1th our fine football squad The Iceberg T1n can was moved aS1dC and 1n 1ts place a football Held 1a1d out what more could we want? How d1d you guess lt a d1ploma' ' Edd1e Mann as Student COUHCII Presldent led the way for us 1n a blg year our Sen1or year Remember1ng all th1s we hate to say good bye' Our years have been spent 1n the mak1ng of fine c1t1zens we know Chapel H111 H1gh School has done 1ts Job well and w1l1 be proud of us 1n the years to come We ve had our jokes we ve had our fun and we look back to you all wxth a fond heart and a fond GOOD BYE Page Twenty , . . . . . , . . , . . . 1 7 ' ' 1 3 and dancmgg we had to study too. 7 . 7 ' . I ' ' t - 9 , . . ' W 7 ' iii V3 9 ' . q . . , . . . ' . . . , . . . . I . . , , , . . , 7

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Last W111 and Testament We the Class of 1950 bemg of sound body and m1nd Cthat IS to say as sound as could be ex pected cons1der1ng our past four years of mental contort1onsD do now hereby declare and publ1sh th1s final d1spos1t1on of our property Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item I Cather1ne Sm1th leave to Ann Jacobs my endear1ng love for men I B111 Hogan leave my mule and plow for the Cherokee Ind1an Reservat1on I Jane Berryh1ll leave my ab1l1ty for cl1mb1ng trees to the apes of C H H S I Nat Sparrow leave my apple for the teacher to Charles Wolf I Roscoe Sta1nback do hate to leave Patsy Sherr1ll I John Earnhardt do hereby bestow my grxn and Ipana toothpaste to Pat Webb I Ann Umstead leave my love for knlttlng argyle socks to anyone Wlth two feet I Renny Randolph leave my Freshman harem to Ralph Boggs I Charles Creel leave for the opera w1th the hope that Jesse West w1ll Jom me later 10 I Ruth Benson leave my jokes w1se cracks and faclal express1ons to Dor1s Alexander Item 11 I Jane Matthews leave my back door sw1ng to my younger s1ster Evelyn l1ke to keep lt 1n the fam1ly Item 12 I Elmor Wagner leave my baton and strut to Marcelle Sm1th Item 13 I Norma Kmg bestow my lady l1ke ways upon Sandra Mann Item 14 I Jack1e Copeland leave my love for Red Foley and the Grand Ole Opr1ee to Yvonne Plummer Item 15 I Joe Jones leave my amb1t1ons of becom1ng a Cat to Tommy Gardner along w1th a pa1r of pegged pants Item 16 I Allan Markham leave my love for cru1s1ng IH cars to Herman Husbands w1th the hope he has a bang up good t1me Delbert Mayse w1th sad heart do hereby bestow my new bus to A J Johnson along s1lver monkey wrench Item 17 I w1th fCont1nued from page twenty oneb Item 18 Item 19 Item 20 Howard Stewart leave by regrets because I m tak1ng my nose Wlth me Rebekah W1ll1ams leave my golden earr1ngs to Stella Crawford Lew1s Ph1ll1ps leave my l1ve w1res test tubes and 1nsurance pOl1Cy to Edd1e John SOD Item 21 Item 22 Item 23 I Waylan St1nson leave my b1CyClC to Frankl1n G1les Dav1s Turnage w1ll my modest nature to Ralph Bland Donald Mull1s do hereby leave' Mr Matt Lee Thompson IS model1ng sportswear and underwear for the Sears and Roebuck catalogue He wr1tes novels 1n h1s spare tlme Mr Paul W1ll1ams has not been well lately SIDCC the death of h1s W1fC Peggy He has been carry 1ng on numerous law sults try1ng to get MISS Poe and M1ss Clark brought to Just1ce M1ss Sue Carter IS a wealthy p1g farmer Her Vlfglnla hams are sa1d to be the best 1n the world In her spare t1me she does square dance call1ng Mlss Charlotte Dav1s IS edltor of Yankee Doodle a well known pol1t1cal magaz1ne It IS her des1re to re fight the ClVll War MISS Margaret Gut1errez lS a v1ol1n sololst 1n V1enna She IS also owner of one of Cuba s largest coffee busmesses M1ss JOSIC Mae Hardee 1S a Phys1cal Educatlon coach at UNC She recently won an excellent rat1ng at the Olymp1cs for her volleyball sk1ll MISS Peggy jermgan IS now teachmg Hucklebuck1ng at Arthur Murray Stud1os 1n N Y Mrs W1ll1am Ray who was formerly MISS Margaret Hayes IS pres1dent of the Varsxty Soda Seller MISS Betsy Meadows IS over seas serv1ng as a Wave She was comm1ss1oned last month to a first class Seaman after e1ght years of SCYVICC Mnss Caro11ne Ross was voted most outstand1ng woman of the year IH 1958 She IS engaged 1n the mak1ng and sallmg of boats Mlss Jul1a Sh1elds IS an art1st for Marga magaz1ne She IS an outstand1ng rllustrator of boy p1n ups Mr Nat Sparrow acts as her model 1n such work M1ss Barbara Sparrow IS modelmg sweaters for The Woo Woo Company M1ss Betty W1ll1ams IS work1ng 1n the Lucky Str1ke clgarette bus1ness 1n Durham It lS her duty to take a drag off every fag before It reaches the market Mr Dewey Wr1ght has replaced Mrs Stout as Span1sh teacher at C H H S He and h1s Wlfe Helen l1ve at the Carol1na Inn Page Twen ty two I , , . . . y - 1 1. , ' ' , ' . 2. , , . 3. , , . . . . 4. , , . 5. , , . 6. , , . 7. , , . 8. , , . 9- , , . ' 3 Y Y 7 ' . . , . , , , ...Id u y ' , . 1 n y , ' a ' l 7 , ' Q I 1 is 3, . - 1 1 ' s 9 . , , g . . a . .I, , ' . ' In 7 ' - Iv 1 9 v ' . I, . Y . . . ' . I, , . . , , . . , . ' , . , ' v 1 u a 1 it . 1 ,, ' 1 n ' . y , . . . . . . . is. ,, . . . . ' l . 1 ' as - ' as . . . . . . , , .