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

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611155 fflsfv gf 1912 and after three long but happx xears our dreams became a realltx we were bemors That which had onu seemed in the hazx future and hcxond our grasp had at a t heroine ours Then 1 unc 1035 and the realization th it nur four nn e nnx w ahno t completed and that oon we w Juld be leaxlng Xml l mklnff oxer tie past xcars wc wegln to rennnlste to NNIQI our high sthoo dax were ju t llfgllllllll Instead rf about to end We remember our first lnn e f CHHS a fre-lnntn a cr lowlx fre hlncn S P bewildered bx our new life How grown up we felt as we proudlx explained to our friends that we were takin Latin al ehra and suenu How well we remember 'Nlr E1 S Bill flowers and eneral suenee Xfter a while the u mer tla QIHFII beffan to reno nrze 5 Pl L- us and we felt more than exer a pride toward our new school ,I Xnn ones wa tlass president and Lddle Nlann led u ll! the Student Council that xear Bx our ophomore xear we possessed complete self confidence We had been pro Claimed one of the best classes in school and we worked hard to keep the hon mr Thr construction of our new school was flnallx begun and we all had to put up with the endless racket of drills hammers and maehlnerx Blologx was a new experlente bl ecting grasshoppers what fun' We began more and more to participate in school Nenror and began making plans none of which IllEllCfl8ll79Cl Lnder the leadership of George Cline Class president we sponsored two xerx successful dances R B Fitch Ntudent Council President worked long and hard to introduce the Honor hx'-tern lnto LHHN Then we became Juniors uppernlassmen at last We set out lI11lI1Cdl3t6lN rnaklnv plans toward our Junior Nenlor our one big ann since we had been fre hmen Our enthusiastic President ,IIIHIIIS Goodwin appointed committees and soon we were on our wax with big ideas and a treasurx full of money Magazine subscription flowers and the Leap Tear Dance our Junior xear was full of work parties fun and attlxitle The Honor bxstem was set up for the first time and functioned well under the capable leader h1p of Charlie Green Cl1l6fJUSllCC The Student Counul had another prosperous xear with Don Christopher as president Toward the middle of the xear our new th ml x a flnallx finished The junior Senior we had looked forward to for ueh a long tune flnallx Caine Our theme was Gax Paris and the dance was acclaimed a sumtt s bx uerxone Then came graduation and we were fated with the realization that another tlass had left and now we were the Seniors I'1IldllN the long awaited dax arrlxed our first dax as Seniors How Illlgllly and proud x e felt as we walked down the halls But with our new Senroritx Laine respon f f' ' n I - , '. ' il X . . , Y . in . , x in l s 1' e. 'L 1 ff ' ' ' 1 4 - 'l el' l as s s ' 1 . 1 1 E ' -l - 1' -' .. nhl. .xl . sw I is ..g.k I i ' Q ' s s o Q s 3 ' --ine ga . 's ' . I T ' x N w' - A, - - -u :Sh ti -' y I . ' A ' ' , ' , o f J 5 ' s ' ' s ' ' -. .- -' ' 1 ' . ' - ' e ' - ' ' ' . ' 4 . 2 .S . W - V . . . . . X affairs and to try our hand at leadership. We were alreadx' excited about the Junior- . k- i N . , 5 'V F C , k V . -3 . . . . v. W4 S I V E, . . E 5 , V. A . . . S. Q H . M . K w M Y . . H . S' S . . . , . . ' 3 i. k M 5' up s S i 1' I i. . i -ei f ' ' ' S ' L ' 'Abx ' 1 ' ' ' - Q ' ' v r. 1 ' v A