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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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'I li General Science, Chemistry :fl fg 9- f' 9 KXJJI- L 1' J N 0 .. 11 I 1 , ',., 1 I 'C M 1 ff 1 , , es 'f' f 9 ' ' 'P 'Nas MISS MAY MARSHBANKS MISS VIRGINIA PRICE HECTOR SOTO Mathematics Commercial Spanish, Mathematics WESLEY J. NOBLE Principal C, FACULTY fi Ni . .5 Y CHARLES Q. BROWN Biology, Physics BOARD EDUCATION tb, Cmbfe .W C1101 G-3,Y'n NW ' 0. 9' 99 5 . Hagxoa OUQMY 0096 xxef S Gwen, 52, neo Ya BW' uma ' 116.09 . kb Qcha' NQE4.SZnw FACULTY MRS. MARGARET MARTIN MILTON BLISS MISS JULIA GRAHAM Art Music Library MISS EMMA LEE DAVIS MRS. BARBARA LANE MISS SALLY MALPAS History, English Social Science Nurse FACULTY RAY SIZEMORE Agriculture MRS. DOROTHY BASNIGHT J. WILLIAM GRICE MISS MARGARET FISCHEL Physical Education Physical Education Home Economics The new shrubs and benche s improve the appearance of CHHS. We look forward to Thursday afternoons. Everyone enjoys Snack Shack. Scoop McAllister, Presidentg Murray Wall, Vice-President: Roxada Harward, Treasurerg Ruth Hundley, Secretary. Led by these officers we, the Senior class, have enjoyed our busiest year. It has been a memorable one, and we hope that we have carried the responsibilities and set the example as leaders of the school. , Ml CLASS HISTORY September 1950--and finally we were in high school. As we came from the Carrboro, White Cross, and Chapel Hill elementary schools, there were many new faces which soon became familiar. R. B. Fitch was president of the student body, and Robert Peanut Blackwood led our class meetings in Mr. Noble's room in the basement of the old wing. The old wing was our Home that year, it was the only completed part of the building. The sound of hammering, drilling, and machinery-- the erection of the remainder of the building--broke the lull of many a science and civics class. In keeping with tradition, a freshrnan,Jackie Partin was crowned CHHS Sweetheart at the annual Valentine Ball. The varsity basketball team won the District 3 Championship, and the Jayvees had an undefeated season. As Sophomores we were not as confident as we had expected to be, for we had a beautiful spacious newbuilding to which to become accustomed. The Honor System, under the leadership of our first Chief Justice, Charles Green, went into effect, and Don Christopher was student body president. With our eyes on the future, we gave a successful square dance to raise money for the Junior -Senior. Ned Hedgpeth served as our class president that year. Nineteen hundred and fifty-one, fifty-two was a memorable year in athletics for CHHS. The basketball team won the Sandhills In- vitational Tournament and again captured the District 3 Championship. Our swim- mers placed third in the Southeastern Interscholastic Meet. The baseball team not only won the district championship, but also went on to beat Kinston for the regional title. Juniors! --and again Robert Blackwood was chosen for the difficult role of class president. Jimmy Goodwin led the ever-increasingly effective Honor System, and Coleman Gentry was head of the student body. Money was uppermost in our minds that year as we planned the Junior -Senior. In the fall we had a successful magazine drive. Then we sponsored the school's first White Christmas Dance, which was also a great success. The baseball team again won the District 3 crown, but this time they lost the regional title to Kinston. Our extra-curricular program was greatly expanded as many new clubs were added. Next came a flurry of heated discussions and committee meetings. The result, a gala banquet and prom planned around the theme, Moonlight and Roses. For the first time it was held at the Hope Valley Country Club, where we danced to the music of Roy Cole's Orchestra. All our hard work proved worthwhile. , Then came the moment we'd lived for--our Senior Year. We chose Scoop Mc- Allister as class president, and Mike Gallagher and Robert Blackwood led the Honor Council and student body, respectively. The new school grounds were landscaped, and we knew we had a building of which to be proud. A senior, Carla Smith, was crown- ed Sweetheart of CHHS, breaking a five-year line of Freshmen Queens. We received our class rings, ordered calling cards and invitations, were leaders in all school act- ivities, studied Macbeth , wrote term-papers, had the front seats in assemblies, and gave our class play, we knew we were truly Seniors at last. Many improvements have been made and many conveniences added to the school during our stay. From the proceeds of Snack Shack, an activities bus was purchased for school group trips. Along with the new building, we got lockers and new desks. The national and state flags for the auditorium were presented to the school by the class of '52. During our Junior year, a heating system was finally installed in our beloved tin can. It didn't always work, but nevertheless, it made physical education and basketball games more enjoyable, at least sometimes. A display case for school trophies, two water coolers, and several clocks were added our Senior Year. The ornamental benches along the front walk gave us a place to get together and enjoy snack shack and lunch hour. To keep us from drowning in the mud, the driveway from Franklin Street to the team rooms was paved. With fond farewell we leave--thankful for the experiences of these four years which have helped us grow toward maturity. The Class of 1954 BARBARA BLACKBURN petite . . . long tresses . . . smile F.H.A. 1,2,4,-H 1, Library Club 1, 2,A-Y 2, 3, 4, Music Club 4, Majorette 1, Pro- conian 4. LEWIS GLOVER BLACKWOOD quiet ways . . . bus . . . well-built Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. LUCY BLACKWOOD reserved . . . pug nose . . . blond Baby Sitters 1, 4-I-I 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,Music Club 3, Library 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1. ROBERT HAMPTON BLACKWOOD peanut . . . Mr. President . . . trumpet Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Class President 1, 3, Vice-President 2, Band Librarian 3, A-Y 3, Football 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Basketball 2. 44' 4 SENIORS AN ZENETTE HACKNEY ANDREWS voice that makes Nightingales envious . . Lloyd Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,Majorette 1, 2, Red Cross Council 2, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHERINE ATWATER cat-glasses . . short and cute 4-H 1,2,3,4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Program Chairman 3, 4. MARVIN LINDSAY BARBOUR friendly . . . old Plymouth . . . Rose's Basketball 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Music Club 3, 4, Technicians Club 4, Proconian Copy Editor 4, Homeroom Vice-President 4. LOIS ROBINSON BEAM married women . . . quiet Tryon Consolidated school 1, 2, 3, Library Club 4. SENIORS ELLEN EVELYN BRAUER A-student . . . friendly . . . natural blond Baby Sitters Club 1, Student Council Home- room Representative 2, Proconion Copy Editor 3, Editor 4, Y-Teens Treasurer 1, 3, Vice-President 2, 4, Girl Scout Assist- ant Leader 4. JAMES MICHAEL CAMPBELL Jimmy . . . flirt . . . wide smile Basketball 4, Proconian Club 1, 2, Music Club 3 , 4, Red Cross Council 3, Class Treas- urer 2, Homeroom Secretary 4. LORIN SCOTT CAMPBELL well-dressed . . . hunting . . . soda jerk Hirsch High School, Chicago 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4,Baseball 2, 3, 4, Technician Club 3. BILLY CARROLL maroon Ford. . . Billy . . . Joan F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Class Secretary 1. -il., 41f4 f GERALD LAWRENCE CHEEK Naval Reserve man . . . Pacific mills Monogram Club 2, 3, 4,Baseball 2, 3,Bas ketball 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tech. Club 4 Football 1, 2. CARNEY JOE CLARK future filling station magnate . . . 4-H 1, 2, 3, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4. DEVAN MACK CLARK Sonny . . . working boy . . . solid Joe Technicians Club 3, A-Y 4. SUSIE ANN COPELAND long black hair . . . friendly 4-H1,2,3,4, F. H. A. 1,Reporter 2,Presi- dent 3. PATRICIA ANN DUKE Pat . . . easy going . . . rendezvous F. H. A. 1, 2,Baby Sitters 1, 2, 3,Proconian 2, Dramatics 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Maj- orette 3, 4. DAVID LEONARD DUNCAN reserved . . . quiet . . . bus no. 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, 4-H 2, Sec- retary 3, Bus Driver 4. BARBARA FELMET Do-Drop Inn . . . sleepy 4-H 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. CHARLES JAMES FENTNER, JR. Charlie . . . wisecracks . . . maroon Nash Football 1, 4, Sports Editor Hillife 4. SENIORS PEGGY JEAN CRAIN red hair . . . cute and quiet Latin Club 2, Library Club 3, Program Chairman 4, F. H. A. 4. SHIRLEY CRAWFORD Pittsboro . . . big brown eyes 4-H 1, 2, 3,Program Chairman 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. CAROLYN JANE DAVIS accomplished seamstress . . . man hunting Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Vice-President 4,A-Y Secretary 3,Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Council 4,Music Club 2, 3, 4,Home- room Secretary 2. MARTHA VVINSTON DAVIS vociferous . . . jet black hair . . . drama Playreccers 1,Y-Teens 1, 2,Music Club 2, Library Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, Hillife Art Editor 4. ..,. 'H :'A ' ,I ir' SENIORS JOHN MICHAEL GALLAGHER Mike . . . personality kid . . . Honor council John Marshall Junior High School 1, Lincoln High School, Seattle 2, Basketball 3, 4, Tech- nicians Club3, Chief Justice Honor Council 4, Homeroom Vice-President 3. MARGARET SHIRLEY GILES Roses' . . . typing whiz . . . college boys Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4,Red Cross Council 2,Baby Sitters 1, Monogram Club 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, F. H. A. 1, 2,Dramatics 3, 4, A-Y 4. DALE PRICE GLOVER trombone . . . dairy bar . . . neat Football 4, Stamp and Coin Club 2, 3, Tech- nicians Club 3, Science Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President Allstate Band 3. VERGIE MAE HACKNEY flirt . . . doogy F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Library Club 4, Office Staff 4. 4 M!f',' ,ea', ' l i ff A J 1 .. : iff -1 - , ' , .5 .- A Ziasfgfanl ' A -, 21 ' 5- :fig,:gfEiifZ2 Q1 f ROXADA MARTHA LUCILLE HARWARD Roxy . . . Miss Graham's No. 1 Assistant F. H. A. 1, Glee Club 3, 4, Library Club Pre- sident 3 , Vice-President 4, Class Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 4, Girls State 3, Homeroom President 1, Vice-President 3. EDWARD McGOWAN HEDGPETH, JR. Ned . . . jeep . . . quail hunting . . . Benzedrex Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, Bas- ketball Manager 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Student Council Vice-President 3, Hillife Junior Editor 3, Associate Editor 4, Class Vice- President 1, President 2. BARBARA LOU HELLEN Babs . . . gullible . . . giggles Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 3. BETTY JANE HOGAN men! . . . black chevy . . . library 4-H 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3. 1 -I 6 ROBERT THURMAN LASSITER quiet . . . tries hard . . . shy . . . nice guy BIBB LATANE der bibble . . . rouge . . . red! I Ihair Stamp and Coin Club 3, Technicians Club 3, 4, Proconian Assistant Editor 3, Associate Editor 4, Basketball 4, Manager 2, Explorer Scout 2. JOHN DEWEY LLOYD Johnny . . . scout leader . . . firecrackers F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 2, 3, Bus Driver 4, Junior Marshall, Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3 THOMAS PHILIP LLOYD green Ford. . . Rexall's . . . year round suntan Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. Baby Sitters Club 1, Dramatics 3, 4, Pro- conian News Editor 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 'ir Gtr 5 K it 36 .. yyayy ,N W SENIORS HARRIET TERWILLIGER HORNEY nose for news . . . natural blond ,4. WILLIAM HOTELLING fleet feet . . . all reet Virginia Episcopal School 1, 2, 3, Library Club 4. LEONARD VICTOR HUGGINS Vic . . . cartoons . . . broken bones Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Monogram Club 3, Vice-President 4, Student Council Homeroom Representative 3, 4, Proconian cartoonist 4. RUTH ELLEN HUNDLEY midget racer . . . efficiency plus F.H.A. 1,Library Club Secretary 2, Office Staff 3, 4, Hillife Assistant Business Man- ager 3, Business Manager 4, Class Sec- retary 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 4. .. ,s SENIORS SHIRLEY ANN MADDRY married woman . . . long hair . . . neat Coral Gables, Florida, 1, 4-H 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. JOYCE ANN MARSHALL style chile . . . girl hot-rod . . . men Utica Academy 1 1f2, Greenville High School 1 1f2, Library Club 4. HARMON CARLYLE MCALLISTER, JR. Scoop . . . likeable . . . Sloan's Stamp and Coin Club 2, Glee Club3, 4,Dra- matics Club 3 , Hillife Senior Editor 4, Class Treasurer 3, President 4, Boy Scouts 1, 3, Explorer Scouts 2, 4. PATRICIA ALICE MCDONALD Pat . . . men, any kind . . . Miss Pall Mall Anderson Jr. College 3, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, Monogram Club 2, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4. MARY KATHERINE MCGAVRAN success personified . . . efficient , F. H. A. 1, Student Council Treasurer 3 . . ' Vice-President 4, Y-Teens Secretary 1, 3 President 2, 4,Red Cross Council 1, Chair ,aii man 3,Majorette 1, 2, 3,Homeroom Presi I yf , I dent 1- : 9, NQ 2 , , ANN WILCOX McIVER Hillsboro . . . naughty, but nice l,,ig if lpr, F. H. A. 1, Historian 2, Treasurer 3, vice- :,. President 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Sub- :l'A'E -f'1 2 stitute Bus Driver 4. SANDRA JOAN NORWOOD Jo . . . softball . . . sweet smile Glee Club 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Monogram Club 4, A-Y 4,Dramatics Club 4, Office Staff 4, Proconian Feature Editor 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Council 1, Rec. Committee 2, 3, Homeroom Vice- President 2, Treasurer 3. BETTY JEAN NEVILLE ORNSBEY married woman . . . quiet F. H. A. 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS EDNA PARRISH black hair . . . library . . . reliable Library Club 3, 4, Proconian Circulation Mgr. 4, Red Cross 4, Secretary 4. WILLIAM KIMBAL PARTIN Kim . . . polite . . . everybody's friend Baseball 2, 3, 4, Technicians Club 4, Pro- conian Assistant Editor 4, Band 1, Home- room Vice-President 1. PATRICIA LEE POYTHRE SS MARY JACQUELINE PARTIN Jackie . . . personality . . . cute Basketball 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club, Music Club President 4, Girl Scouts 1 ' Junior Marshall' Homeroom Vice -Presi- dent 1, Y-Teens 3,, 4. ODIS CHARLES PENDERGRAFT, JR. aircraft crazy . . . talented hands Technicians Club 3, Science Club 4, Ex- plorer Scouts 3, 4. Patsy . . . lettermen . . . beauty contests Student Council, 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Soft- ball 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, Baby Sitters 1, Proconian 2, Art Club 3, Monogram Club 3, Program Chairman 4, Music Club 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Scouts 1. BENJAMIN GORDON PROCTOR hot-rod . . . CQ . . . likes our teachers Goldsboro High School 1, 2, Edenton High School 3, Pres. Science Club 4, Tech. Club X CECIL MCCALL PROCTOR, JR. Mac . . . daddy rabbit . . . curly blond hair Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 4, Swimming 1, 2, Mono- gram l, 2, 3, President 4,Proconian Mast- head Staff 4, Boy Scouts 1, Explorer 2, Homeroom President 4. SYLVIA LaVERNE RIDDLE clothes mania . . . softball Softball 1, 2, 3, 4,Softball 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Library 4. 'iulllif 5 5 df 'H , ,.-wp, .ff 4 at.. , ,.. , ,, ,W -1- , .1 j .ef-., :-if 3, a -. 15, ' I. i 5 ZF. ., .. SENIORS THOMAS LEWIS RIGGSBEE Tommy Lewis . . . poems . . . football hero Football 1, 4,Baseba1l 1, 3, 4, Technicians 3, Honor Court 4, Proconian Sports Editor 4, Homeroom President 2. JOYCE RILEY poise . . . good looks 4-H 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. ROBERT ALEXANDER ROSS, JR. Robbie . . . go ape . . . big boy St. Christopher' s School 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 4. SRIMAN PRABIR ROY PI'0be . . . wide Ipana smile . . . jacket Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4,A-Y 2, 4, Safety Patrol 2, Explorer Scouts 3, Dramatics Club 2, 4, Three -year student. 4 A ALICE sHLToN 3 song bird . . . I'm right ' Glee Club 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Homeroom , if 6 President 2. ,L a it be 5 Xii . CAROLYN JEAN sHo'rTs :.,, , 3 jeep . . . reserved . . . baby blue eyes ,... ,..A . .lylr Softball 3, 4, Dramatics 3, student Council . y C Honor 3 4 A Homeroom Rep. 1, Class Rep. 2, 3, 'G 'T Y 4 iii t i i3n 3 1 A y i Council 2, 3, Clerk 4, Hillife Girls Sports Editor 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Girls State3,Home- room President 4. S CARLA ANZELETTE SMITH no time! . . . piano . . . let's yell Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 4, Softball 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4,Student Council Home- room Rep. 3, Hillife Editor 4, Junior Mar- shall, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 3, Li- brarian 1,Vice-President 3, Music Club 1, 2,Rec. Committee 3, Homeroom Secretary 2. LELIA SNIPES timid . . . sweet . . . long hair Latin Club 2, Library Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. A ef SENIORS HARVEY ROBERT STOFFER th' Harve . . . real brooklyn . . . wit? Technicians Club 3, Science Club 4,Basket- ball 2, 3. 4. JOHN CURTIN SYLVESTER Yankee boy . . . ah, never! . . . bicycle Orleans High School, Mass. 1, Nyack High School,N. Y. City 2, Portsmouth Priory School, Rhode Island 3, Football 4, Dra- matics Club 4. mia Q, up ,, M Y JULIA SPRAGUE VOORHIS it's not either peroxide! . . . Georgia drawl St. Catherine's School 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, Music Club Treasurer 4, Red Cross Cou- ncil 1, Girl Scouts 1, Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 1, 4. ROY MURRAY WALL schoolboy complexion . . . snow king Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 2, Procanian Sports Editor 4, Baseball 4, Music Club 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, Homeroom Vice-President 1, President 2, 3. CAROLYN JUNE WHITFIELD type, type, type . . . lpiano tool 4-H Program Chairman 2, Secretary 3, President 4, F. H. A. 3, Glee Club 4, Office Staff 3, Hillife Typist 4. CLIFTON THOMAS WHYBURN black Studebaker . . . beret Football 2, 4, Baseball 4, Latin Club 1, Technicians 2, Debating Club President 4, Proconian Copy Editor 4. ' if is. MARY SUE TAPP only good bus driver . . . likeable F. H. A. 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, Office Staff 4. WILLIAM ROUGHTON THOMPSON Billy . . . Gene Krupa II . . . hunting, any kind Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Proconian Typist 4. SENIORS JAMES ALLEN WILLIAMS, JR. future lawman . . . arguer . . . planetarium Football 4,Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Proconian 1, Photographer 2, 3, Technicians 2, 3, Photography Club President 3, Hillife Pho- tographer 2, 3, Safety Lt. 2, Air Scouts 1, 2, Homeroom President 2, Secretary and Treasurer 2. WILLIAM C. WRIGHT Billy . . . generous . . . magic Football 4, Basketball 4, Bafet Mgr 4, Technicians Club 3, Ca rf Monogram Club 4. W 'Mt A NEW TOMORROW The sun goes down on high school days To bring them to a close, Yet we remember years ago When first that sun arose. Our lives were filled with years of joy That nothing could enshrowd, Those memories of Freshman days Of which we were so proud. But as we think back on those days The future comes to mind, We wonder if the years ahead Will be like those behind. No, there will be a higher hill Before the valley green, Another ridge for us to top Ere rolling plains are seen. l . Club 4' NANCY KATHRYN WOODARD school spirit . . . baby blue eyes Basketball 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Student Council Homeroom Representative 4, Majorette 2, Red Cross Council 2, Rec. Committee 1, 2, 3, 4,Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4,F. H. A. 2,Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BRYAN ROBERTS YATES hot-rod . . . curly blond . . . oil-man hat Hillsboro High School 1, 2, Basketball 3, Football 4, Baseball 4, 4-H 3, F. F. A. 3, 4, Music Club 4, Bus Driver 3. TOMMY RIGGSBEE Class Poet LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of North Carolina City of Chapel Hill County of Orange We, the Senior Class, graduating in 1954,being weak in body but sound in mind, and remembering our short continuance at CHHS, do hereby distribute all our be- longings in the form following: Item I--We, Billy Wright and Kim Partin, do leave two ice cream scoops to anyone with a liking for frozen fingers. Item ll--I, Allen Williams, do leave my four -year search for the perfect tent stretcher to Jim Wadsworth. Item III--I, Vic Huggins, do bequeath my cartooning ability to Teddy Moore with hopes that he will suffer no broken bones. Item IV--We, Sonny Clark and Clifton Whyburn, do bequeath our glasses to the future basketball referees in this league. Item V--I, Nancy Woodard, do leave my constant search for an eligible bachelor to Peggy Hinson. Item VI--I, Robert Lassiter, do leave my ability to keep from talking to Frank Carlisle. Item VII--We, Bib Latane and Peggy Crain, do hereby take our red hair with us, not finding anyone worthy of it. Item VIII--I, Lewis Blackwood, do leave No. 18 to anyonlwith a liking for the orange heap. Item IX--I, Edna Parrish, do leave the Proconian circulating. Item X--We, Lelia Snipes and Kathryn Atwater, do leave our reserved ways to Janelle King and Rachel Partin. Item XI--I, Harvey Stoffer, do bequeath my love for Biology to Mr. Brown. Item XII--I, Billy Thompson, do leave my grandstand plays to Gene Smith. Item XIII--I, Charles Pendergraft, do leave my love of airborne craft to someone who doesn't get airsick easily. Item XIV--I, Pat McDonald, do leave my hair style to the person with the sharpest scissors. Item XV--I, Dale Glover, do leave one bottle of trombone slide oil to Billy Jefferson. Item XVI--I, Lindsay Barbour, do bequeath my ability of getting along with Miss Lewis to John Hanft. He needs it. Item XVII--We, Barbara Blackburn and Susie Copeland, do leave our love of long hair to Kay Proctor and Anne Durham. Item XVIII--I, Alice Shelton, do leave Mr. Bliss's ears still ringing from my last high note. , Item XIX--I, Johnny Lloyd, do leave my merit badge sash to Leigh Skinner. Item XX--We, Lois Beam, Betty Jean Ornsbey, and Shirley Maddry, do leave, married. Item XXI--I, John Sylvester, do leave CHHS still a spastic Yankee at heart. Item XXII--I, Barbara Lou Hellen, do leave my gullibility to the Greulachs. Item XXIII--We, Lucy Blackwood and Barbara Felmet, do leave Mr. Baecht 72 pieces of slightly used chewing gum. Item XXIV--I, Joyce Riley, do leave my love for Hillsboro to Jean Bowden. Item XXV--I, Vergie Mae Hackney, do leave the principal's office in hopes that an inter-communication system will be purchased. Item XXVI--I, LaVerne Riddle, do leave my ability to pass all shorthand word tests to anyone with short hands. Item XXVII--I, Pat Duke, do hereby leave this building for the first time with per- mission. ' sf, .LQ , K-: A . ,, --,- 1 4 , 'Q K 1 a in at ,ge A ' L Mike Gallagher, the boy most like- ly to succeed, is just bubbling over with charm as he fills in the other half of Jackie Partin's office as the two with the most personality. Living up to what's expected of her, Ruth Hundley is most cooperative and looks the other way. ' ff Our two most talented and best all around Seniors are auditioning in Ed Sullivan's studio for a fourteen week engagement. KMr. Sullivan is too far left to be seen.J Joyce Marshall and Ned Hedgpeth drop their most dignified titles for a moment and flash their biggest smiles, while Ned, being most polite helps Joyce with her coat. It is quite obvious why Nancy Wood- ard and Tommy Lloyd have been cho- sen the cutest boy and girl in the Senior Class. Kay McGavran, the most likely to succeed, is delivering a few pointers to two most naive students, Barbara Lou I-lellen and Bibb Latane'. 1 N I 4 I 1 wiisasgv- - ,i .ir Nancy Woodard and Billy Thomp - son, best dancers, are oblivious to the fact that th e biggest flirt, Jimmy Campbell is patiently waiting to cut in. 1 Filling their capacity as friend- liest, J o an N o r w o o d and Charles Fentnerlend a steadying hand to Jane Hogan and Vic Huggins, most athletic, obviously in the prime of condition. .drama Th e b e s t -looking boy and girl, Murray Wall and Patsy Poythress don't seem to realize that the best- dressed boy, Lorin Campbell, is pro- ceeding to break up abeautiful friend- ship. Or will Patsy mind ? fShe's best-dressed, tool. 7 It is also necessary that we men- tion three other important camera- shysuperlative S. They are Mac P r o c to r and Julia Voorhis - most mischievous, and Anzenette Andrews- most musical. In this obviously posed picture, two most intellectual and studious people, Ellen Brauer and Scoop Mc- Allister appear to be boning for a rather important exam. M a r th a Wociferousj D avi s and Harvey fThe Witj Stoffer are not hav- ing a hard time being most talkative, while Lelia Snipes and Robert Lassiter are politely being most quiet. r -nmwy f 1 CLASS PROPHECY We are gathered here today, alumni and children, to celebrate the reunion of the 1954 graduating class of Chapel Hill High School. Our class historian, Ruth Hundley Vickers, will give us an account of the events that have taken place since our graduation. The Gallagher, Hedgpeth, and McAllister Hospital fformerly N. C. Memoriall is flour- ishing under new management? . With head doctors, Mike, Ned and, Scoop directing the proceedings, many of their former classmates of CHHS are now employed. The Co-Super- intendents of nursing are our own Jane and Roxada, while Jackie, when not entertaining the public with her ever popular Carrboro Lights , is the left-handed man to Carla, the head pediatrician. The evereffective medicines are supplied by the only legalized drug-peddler in the county, Smug Wall, The hospital's Grade -A sanitation record is upheld by Speedy Rosemond, who keeps strict discipline over his janitors and orderlies. C. M. Proctor, Jr. monopolizer of hospital cafeterias all over the state, makes ours his home office. Lorin and Julia are managers of the Sloan's Hospitality Shoppe, which is located near the entrance to the dental department, directed by Dr. Robert Ross, Dean of Denistry. His able assistant, Anzy McKnight, when not chasing her twin boys, is conducting a class for beginners in dental hygiene. The nurses are proudly wearing their new uniforms designed by Joyce of the House of Grossman. Carolyn, very enthusiastic over her new Shotts ambulances with 4-wheel drive, has chosen Bryan,Bil1yC. and Leonard as drivers. June and Mary Sue have charge of the hospital's laundry trucks, which are also equipped with 4-wheel drive. Elsewhere in our fair city we find Patsy Poythress, our own Miss America of 1956, and her partner Joan Norwood, running a very successful modeling agency. The partner- ship of Fentner and Blackwood is doing a booming business as the only civil engineering firm in town. Carolyn Jane is very efficiently putting forth slim young things from her Madame T-Bone's Reducing Salon. Old Moneybags McGavran and Every-Ad-Counts Hun- dley are collecting 1392, interest through their Make 'Em and Break 'Em Loan Company much to the dismay of Carnie Joe Clark, the president-elect of the Bank of Chapel Hill. Gerald Cheek, finally retired from high school, hasjust completed his third volume of The Delights of School Days, which is making the best-seller list. Orange-Blossom Latane has just accomplished the perfection of his Big Orange Drank. Ann Mclver and Shirley Craw- ford have caught their Strowd twins and are raising their own. By the way, Old News-Nose Margaret has started Chapel Hill' s first daily news paper, The Morning Bulletin. In other parts of our country we find more of CHHS alumni making the headlines with their various jobs and positions. Martha Davis, the only real drama star to issue forth from Miss Lewis' dramatic classes, is currently being seen on Broadway starring in her own production of the revised edition of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, re- cently banned in Boston. Gordon Proctor and Charles Pendergraft have broken the record for the collection of royalties on their firstbook which is exploding all theories on physics, setting scientific reasoning on its head. Coach Tommy Lloyd, mentor for the Hill Top Totterers , is having a busy season since his All -American, Vic Huggins, has finally peel- ed off his cast. We read in the new York Times that Admiral James Michael Campbell has received from the President of the United States, an award for his outstanding work in the U. S. Coast Guard. The President is our own William Hotelling, whose election by the Whig party ejected from office the remaining minority of Republicans. The only real industrial CHI-ISer is Prabir Roy, who was voted Chapel Hill's Best-Dressed Man, is manufacturing Green Jackets and Blue -jeans with great acclaim. Those not with us today include Ellen Braur and Harriet Horney, who on the 6th of June, 1954, Cspokej concludingly to Miss Lewis on certain principals of Proconian manage- ment. May they rest in peacel Well, gang, that's about it. Let's all adjourn to the picnic tables situated on the site of the old Snack Shack building and dig in! ,,, 457 gQ5K 'H'rM..t tix E Billy Page, Treasurerg Clarice Merritt, Presidentg Rosalind Johnson, Secretaryg Richard Hall, Vice-President. These officers led us, the Junior Class, through our busiest and most successful year and helped us understand the role we must play as citizens in our high school. 0fl9 R ,gy ni 'B are ' K Gu' A LMK , 4, , X - N Even! k . 4 -P C Ly Vslv f ,4 L . A S Y S I :WL Bryte Abernathy John Adams Frances Andrews Roy Armstrong Polly Blackwood Macon Blanton Sally Burket Patrxck Burns Rupert Bynum Dan Carroll Martha Ann Cheek Barbara Cole J1mps Dav1s Nancy Davis . N,-' 51 Junior Play - Great Caesar's Ghost Alma Dykstra Gretchen Fink Dan Fowler Tracy Hackney Gladys Hall Richard Hall John Hanft Betty Harrell Clemeth Head Peggy Hinson Helen Hogan Cecilia Husbands Richard Jackson Ann Lou Jamerson Rosalind Johnson JUNIORS Sandra Kednocker Janelle King Kermit Lloyd Mary Ann Mangum Penny Martin Eddie McKnight Ronnie McKnight Clarice Merritt Dorothy Moore Joan Neville June Newton Billy Page Minerva Partin Frances Pendergraft Kristi Pendergraft l Nancy Pendergraft Stuart Pendergraft Sue Pendergraft Sammy Ray Warren Ray JUNIORS Kathryn Roberson Ruth Rogers Judy Rosenzweig Susan Saunders Jayne Seagroves Earlene Settlemire Patricia Shores Alice Smith Ann Sylvester Bobby Thompson Catherine Tiedemann Nancy Tilson Robert Todd Vickie Turner Bernice Ward JUNIORS Joan White Alvene Williams Jim Wilson Tony Womack Alfred Zachary Sally Ann Buxton Camera Shy: Roy Jones Larry Sturdivant Harold Williams T. J. Williams Play Practice 7 In Your Easter Bonnet A long hard trip- Pat, Rolling Dice ? The paper's good too. W in iawiw N fy elusive- Jean Hackney, Vice-Presidentg Sophie Martin, Treasurerg Teddy Moore, Presidentg Nancy Jane Royster, Secretary. These officers have guided us through a prosperous and enjoyable year as Sophomores. Looking forward to our Junior year, we hope to accomplish more goals, among them better citizenship and an improved school attitude. 0f'l9 hmm fi' 1 ., 2 . S O P 5v'Qf A 40 t H mgtf X 1 g . .T-13 'W H ll ll N-nu 3 f-ff 'Y T4 Zulu in-11-.- -- Y'-V ' : 'ft lr ' . M W' C M .il l 55,2 ':.j.':!! I 1 L G no X .f 'Mn 2' ffl' A R . ' H' S S E fl ,, S' iitcw f Y ,L If ' Q E L: ' X I f 9 Q, Q , 2514 V. A X 1 I 4 5 y Y X . ,ig F A Q If l 4 ... , A LVNY i 1 NA - Ellen Abernethy Michael Alexander Faye Andrews Foye Andrews Margaret Andrews Nancy Arthur Mary Bahnson Bobby Baker Carolyn Bennett Gordon Blackwell Charles Blake Serena Blake Billy Blake Sipra Bose Jane Bradshaw Amie Durham Archie Dollar Collins Embry Margaret Evans Beth Fleming Ann Foran Donna Fowler Louis Freeland Alice Gates Billy Giles Tom Grassman Kit Sue Greenwood Richard Gunter Jean Hackney Terry Hackney SOPHOMORES Becky Buckner Billy Burch Hooker Butler Carol Bynum Molly Cameron Clyde Campbell Frank Carlisle Nancy Carson Paul Carson Gene Cates Barbara Crane Sarah Cole Shirley Cole Mary Frances Davis Faye DuBoSe SOPHOMORES Reggie Head Giles Horney Betty Jo Horton Ross Jervis Phyllis Jones Ronnie Lackey Diane Laughon Skippy Lee Betty Marie Lloyd Joe Lloyd Sophie Martin Kenneth Mayse Gloria Moore Teddy Moore Jimmy Moore Phyllis Morris Frances Morrow Barbara Newton Tommy Noell Carolyn Pendergrass Frances Perry Bobby Petty Kay Proctor Carole Ray Donald Ray Joyce Ray Connie Ridout Ray Ritchie Cecilia Roberson Cherry Roberson Camera Shy: John Nesbitt Essell Womble Harold Perry Borden Clark SOPHOMORES Louise Ross Charlie Ross Nancy Royster Mary Shepard Gene Smith Ka Smith Beth Sparrow Ivan Squires Pete Talbert Myrtle Tapp Toni Thomas Billie Jean Thompson Johnny Vickers Elizabeth Webster Clyde Whitt Kay Williams Bobby Williams Bobby Winsor Lilie Yancey Carol Yeager Buddy, have a drank. 2. And there I was . . . 3. Do, Re, Me Lowes Grove ? 5. Let me have some. 6. Donald Duck Grammar Grades 10. Keep it clean with energy. 7. Nature Boy What's my line ? 13. Look Ma! no hands. 11. The Wishing Well. Slumber ? Party 14. Home away from home Gordon Neville, Pres., Pat Wilson, Sec., Leigh Skinner, Vice Pres., Susan Greulach, Treas. In this our first and very eventful year in high school we have been guided in accepting the re- sponsibility as young citizens in America by these officers. W H957 XV w w 7 , , U A' F R T' 'W'-S1 S -ETF : B dji pb E N l X f 1' S , N I Us ff'- H X 6 Q' 6 in , If uf fi I M A QiS:fE'h x 4: L As ' ,f i' A'v ,gf ,. , fi Q1 51' S L X-N.-.. N.-.,-. l., X Iva Lou Brooks Barbara Butler Robert Butner Elizabeth Carlisle Ann Cheek Paul Cheek Eddie Clark Bobby Costello Carolyn Dark Julie Demerath Sally Alexander Betty Lou Andrews Billy Wayne Andrews Henry Andrews Margaret Andrews Bobby Ball Anthony Ballenger Wilma Blackwood Marshall Blanton Jean Bowden Ramsey Green Susan Greulach Vicki Greulach Bobby Gutherie John Hall Jimmy Hardy Beth Harris Chris Hiatt Tommy Hogan Helen House FRESHMEN William Fischer Ann Fitch Leah Fitch Johnny Foushee Barbara Fyfe Irene Gates Curtis Glenn Kitty Glosson Tommy Goodrich Elizabeth Green Leon Ivey Billy Jefferson Gordon Johnston Virginia Jones Anita Kattsoff Phyllis Kidder Jeanette Lacock Wayne Lacock Gordon LeGrand Elaini Livas FRESHM EN Lawrence London Kay Nell Maddry Karen Magnuson Marilyn Markell Faye Matthews Reba Maynor Peggy Ann McCauley John McFarling Butch McKnight Rosemary McLaughlin Barbara O' Neil William Overman Lois Parrish Rebecca Partin Rachel Partin Haywood Pender-grass Geneva Perry Bessie Pickett Wayne Poe Shirley Poschen Grey Moody Janet Murdock Cynthia Neal Peter Ness Agnes Neville Ann Neville Gordon Neville Jan Neville Jean Neville Linda Norwood Evelyn Smith Susie Smith Roy Sparrow Mary Grace Stansbury Paula Sturdivant Rayvon Sturdivant Sharon Sullivan Katherine Talbert Linda Tart Pat Thompson FRESHM EN Murphy Ransom Alice Jean Riggsbee Annie Lee Riggsbee William Riggsbee Clark Rogers Libby Russell Bobby Schreiber David Schwentker Leigh Skinner Arnold Smith Rickie Thurman Charles Todd Jimmy Turner Remsen Voorhis Jim Wadsworth Jeanette Watts D. C. Weatherly Chips Weaver Ruby Webster Wade Wellman FRESHM EN Billy White Shirley Williams Pat Wilson Sally Womack Wayne Womble CAMERA SHY Ray Yeargan Johnny Watts Betty Yow William Young Mary Edmonds Twins. What have we here ? Twins ? Gay Siesta Live it upl Tubby scores again. A A student training outlet in for leader- expression ship Robert Blackwood Kay McGavran President Vice-President THE STUDENT COUNCIL Martha Ann Cheek Clarice Merritt Secretary Treasurer Front Row: Pat Thompson, Kay McGa.vran, Martha Ann Cheek, Robert Blackwood, Clarice Merritt, Mike Gallagher, Connie Ridout. Middle Row: Barbara Cole, Nancy Woodard, Cecilia Husbands, Karen Magnuson, Kay Proctor, Nancy Pendergraft, Miss Marshbanks. Back Row: Michael Alexander, Vic Hug- gins, Tommy Riggsbee, Curtis Glenn, Anne Durham. . a WW Fr oet-Acquamw eshmen o r. lentatioi Stunt Night I Mlchael Gallagher T arbara Cfgljsnce Chief Justice Sr. lZS'1'g1YRiggsbee Jr Associate czate Justice THE HONOR COUNCIL Michael son A1 Thom? - Soph- Associaiiagdef Carolyn Shotts yaissociate Justxcl us 1Ce Clerk Mm. - f 5 in ,f f- J nf 'W 1: ,- WM HILLIFE Ned Hedgpeth Carla Smith Scoop McAllister l Assist. Editor Editor Sr. Editor Charles Fentner Carolyn Shotts Richard Hall Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Jr. Editor Martha Davis Ruth Hundley Art Editor Bus. Mgr. Teddy M0Or9 Bryte Abernathy Assist. Art Editor Assist. Jr. Editor June Whitfield Mrs. Bernadine Sullivan Typlst Duck Ray, Assistant Business Managerg Tubby Johnston, Advlsor Elaini Livas, Mary Shepard. We wish to thank Mr. Hector Soto for designing the lettering used in the 1954 Hill- ife. PROCO IA Published for the students by the students of CHHS twice a month. EDITORAL STAFF Editor . . . Ellen Brauer Associate Editor . . Bibb Latane Assistant Editors . . Kim Partin Nancy Davis Sports Editors . . . Tommy Riggsbee Murray Wall Adviser . . . Jessie Belle Lewis Seated left to right: Riggsbee, Latane, Davis, Brauer, Partin, Wall. Front Row: Edna Parrish, Circulation Manager g Barbara Blackburn, Reporter 5 Sandra Kednocker, Assistant News Editor, Jackie Partin, Reporter, Bobby Thompson, Reporter, Mary Bahnsen, Assistant News Editor, Lindsay Barbour, Copy Editor, Gene Smith, Reporter. Second Row: Harriet Horney, News Editor, Frances Perry, Exchange Editor, Peggy Hinson, Business Man- ager, Tommy Lloyd, Sports Writer, Mac Proctor, Sports Writer, Jane Hogan, Sports Writer, Billy Thompson, Head Typist, Clifton Whyburn, Copy Editor, Vic Huggins, Cartoonistg Joan Nor- wood, Feature Editor. ff f L Front Row: R. Head, J. Davis, C. Head. Second Row: Petty, Embry, Blanton, London, LeGrand. l B U S D R I V , E D. Carroll, B. Carroll, Duncan, Bynum, Tapp, Zachary. R Absent: Sturdivant, Womble, Mclver, Nesbitt, Ray, Clark, Burch, Blackwood. S R ED CRO co ss UN c,L Left to Right: Ray,Jamerson, Livas, Davis, Parish, Bahnson Foushee, Martin, Fowler. Absent: Jefferson. THE LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Green, Harward, Pendergraft, Hinson, Sullivan, Carlisle. Second Row: Newton, Evans, Lacock, Blackwood, Maynor, P. Blackwood, Webster, Demerath, Davis, Fitch, S. Greulach, Miss Graham, Sponsor. Third Row: Webster, Marshall, Riddle, Snipes, Beam, Hogan, Hackney, Shelton, Hotelling, Smith, White, Barbour, V. Greulach. Members not sally Burket present: Crain, Parrish, Tart. President Without the work of library club members, the services of the library to the student body would cease. Each day the mail is checked, stamped,and sorted, hundreds of books are circulatedj at the same time others are checked in and shel- ved, over-due notices are written, attendance is checked,and permission slips are signed. To counter-balance the drud- gery of every-day routines there are more interesting jobs, which occur at less frequent intervals, such as processing new and re-bound books, vertical filing, arranging displays and audio-visual materials. Programs at the bi-monthly meetings this year have in- cluded speeches by writers Wilfrid S. Bronson and Manly Wade Wellman, a trip to the University Rare Book Room, movies, a contest, and a panel discussion on education in other countries by CHHS students from those countries. At Christmas the club entertained the faculty at a Christ- mas browsing tea, and in the spring a luncheon was held for the senior members of the club in recognition of their ser- vices. Members in the club are also members in the North Car- olina High School Library Association and participate in the annual convention,which this year was held in High Point,and in the district meeting in Raleigh. Vice-President - Roxada Harward Treasurer - Kristi Pendergraft Hinson Seated: Voorhis, J. Partin, Tilson. First Row: Bennett, A. Andrews, J. Watts, Rachel Partin, K. Williams, Poythress, Blackburn, K. Maddry, L. Ross, Rebecca Partin, A. J. Riggsbee. Second Row: Barbour, H. Hogan, H. Andrews, Hellen, Stansbury, Greenwood, A. Williams, Morrow, L. Fitch, S. Cole, B. McKnight, K. Smith. Third Row: J. Campbell, R. McKnight, Bahnson, Jervis, Dark, Yeager, Thompson, Armstrong, Talbert, DuBose, Newton, C. Roberson, Foran. Fourth Row: C. Blake, Lackey, T. Hackney, J. Vickers, Lee,C. Andrews, M. Wall, J. Hackney, Gunter, Royster, Settlemire, S. Pendergraft, C. Davis, R. Ross. 'N .4 Jackie Partin l A . 1 t Presldent Nancy Ti1S0n 5 Vice-President Julia Voorhis Treasurer Mr. Bliss d . A Vlsor Bryan Yates Secretary G L E E C L U I B First Row: Carson, Horton, Merritt, Kattsoff, Evans, Andrews, Woodard, J. Partin, Fitch, Maddry, Riggsbee, Stansbury. Second Row: Markell, Hall, J. Ray, Durham, Bahnson, Cole, Pendergraft, Ross, S. Williams, Rebecca Partin, Blackburn, Moore, Harward. Third Row: K. Williams,Voorhis, King, Tiedemann, Snipes, Arthur, Dem- erath, Hogan, B.. McKnight, J. Riggsbee, Rachel Partin, S. Pendergraft, Mr. Bliss. Fourth Row: Hellen, M. Cheek, Royster, Smith, Williams, C. Andrews, Yeager, Du- Bose, Shelton, K. Smith, Tilson, Fink, Davis, Hedgpeth. Fifth Row: R. McKnight, Blake, Bynum, P. Roy, Campbell, Hanft, G. Cheek, Barbour, Wall, Blackwood, Tal- bert, McAllister, R. Ross. Absent: M. Davis, C. Todd, Buxton, Whitfield, Maddry, Gates, Cole, Dark, Burket, C. Bynum. A R T C L U B Seated: Green, Livas, Harris, Norwood, Jackson. First Row: Lloyd, Alexander, Jones, House,Womack,G1osson. Second Row: Mrs. Martin, Turner, Goodrich, Noell, Clark, Blanton, Butner. President, John Adams, V Vice -President, Carolyn 33: Davis,Secretary, Ka z it I Smith, Treasurer, Carol M. - ' ,S 1, v ,lei 'AJ . A Yeager, Director, Milton K V31 it -'J U ef' P' C. Buss. 3 , 1. i' 1,Q'. 'F N -,fi--M ,B - y ,. t I .Q mfr' , Lg, , A 'ga325:QYffff if v: A -err 5 D ee jj5f'fS'ffIg Rigx 5 11:75 'aR2?z5'4-gt 'ff L54 ' 5 5' vm' 2 rs Q 'ff .. J Iyff 1 'i-L.. vm ii' T4 1 in . f 'U ll!! . -gigs? 'lx' U' -vu 'V ,xv N.: .,,,, B BREWER Biliulllflliil ravinsvaagurrau Ei,!Hi if ,V VZSKABKAUFFZB SUE' WSWS! E 1233225 Sf H09 First Row: Davis, Pendergraft, Bynum, Lee, Williams, Duke. Second Row: Miller E. Carlisle, Yeager,Jackson, Blackwell, LeGrand, Bennett, McAllister. Third Row: Maddry,Blackwe1l, King, Ritchie, Ham, Andrews, Laughon, Jamerson. Fourth Row: Smith, Johnston, Blackwood, Adams, Grassman, Hanft, Poe, F. Carlisle, Voorhis. Fifth Row: Weaver, Houston, Markell, Jefferson, Armstrong, Glover, Jervis, Thur- man. Absent: Grogan, Moore, Embrey, Shotts and Guthrie. 3 Received a Superior rating at 1954 State Band Festival. Gretchen Fink, President, Nancy Arthur, Vice-President, Janelle King, Secretary, Alma Dykstra, Treasurer. J. Adams, S. Bose, E. Brauer, F. Carlisle, N. Davis, B. F1eming,D. Fow1er,B. Fyfe, M. Gi1es,J. Hanft,B. Harrell, H. Horney, A. Jamerson, R. Johnson, P. Jones, A. Kattsoff, S. Kednocker, P. Kidder, D. Laughan, M. A. Man- gum, M. Markell, P. Martin, S. Martin, R. McLaughlin, D. Moore, J. Norwood, B. O'Nea1,J. Ray, S. Ray, C. Robertson, J . Rosenzweig, P. Roy, S. Saunders, P. Shores, A. Sylvester, J . Sylvester, K. Talbert, C. Tiedemann, T. Womack. f A D fe f 1 rr T rs V '?ug.-:far i X, r -P, -.ff-f . - farm E - W g ,. L1 M, ., f , 77 1.igeZ '5:f,,.,-, :T . f m-JH, -J ml ' B A T I iff N 2 G C C L t , Remsen Voorhis, Gladys Hall, Roy Sparrow, Tom Grassman, Clifton U Whyburn. Back row: Wade Wellman, VI n A ,N H A' fx' . X , . , vi 4. Jr Lg W av. ,,., .. B Qfgigf' 51' . I S4110 Mr. Thompson, William Riggsbee, Mac Proctor. Absent: Allen Will- iams. Front Row:June Whitfield, PresidentgJoyce Riley, Vice-President, Ann Mclver, Sec - retary, Barbara Flemet, Treasurer, Kathryn Atwater, Shirley Crawford, Program Chairman, Betty Lloyd, Song Leader. Second Row: White, S. Pendergraft, A. Smith, Edmonds,Maddry,Nevi1le, McCauley. Third Row: Turner, Seagroves, Yow, C. Pen- dergrass, Gates, Copeland, Bowden. Fourth Row: Perry, F. Pendergraft, Crane, Ornsby, Tapp, Ward, Pickett, Bynum. 4-H CLUB Changes Under the Sun Certificate winning entry in the 1953 festival. s + T A M P AND C o I N C L U Front Row: Ness,Ritchie, Blackwell, Ballenger, Cheek. Second Row: London, Year- B gan, Schreiber, Wadsworth, Davis, Costello, Mr. Baecht, Thurman. Absent: Gutherie. S C I E N C E C L U B Front Row: Gordon Proctor, Bibb Latane, Frances Perry. Second Row: Harvey Sto- ffer, Pat Wilson, Ellen Abernethy, Dale Glover, D. C. Weatherly. Third Row: Lee Skinner, Charles Pendergraft, Willie Fischer, Chris Hiatt, Mr. Brown. F U T U R E H 0 M E M A K E First Row: Blake, Pub. Chrmn, Newton, Vice-Pres, C. Ray, Pres, Proctor,HistoriangMorris, Pro. Chrmn. Second Row: Glosson, May- nor, Frances Andrews, Fischel, Adviser, Phyfe, McLaughin, J. Nev- ille. Third Row: Horton, Parlimentariang Thompson, Foye Andrews, Faye Andrews, Treas.g A. Cheek, P. Sturdivant, S. Williams, Carson. Fourth Row: B. L. Andrews, M. Andrews, Buckner, A. Neville, Spar- row, Murdock, Duke, Lacock. Absent: S. Cole, Sec., Roberson, Re- S porter, A. L. Riggsbee, Co-Sec. Prize winning float in Christmas parade. Kay Proctor Tres. of Bi-Coun- ty F. H. A. The dancing talent of the club and a most active member. Carol Ray, Serena Blake, Beth Spar- row, Mrs. Leonard Sparrow, Becky B u c kn e r , an d Margaret Fischel. Advisor -enjoying guest meal after hours of preparation. J U N I O R Y Seated: Livas,Ridout, Fowler. First Row: Proctor, Stansbury, Katsoff, Fitch, Bose, Jones, Sullivan, Ann Fitch, Alexander, Glosson, Ross, Bennett. Second Row: Bahnsen, Sophie Martin,V. Greulach, S. Greulach, Green, Laughan, Mor- row, Evan, Arthur, Fyfe, McLaughlin, Fleming. Third Row: DuBose, Durham, Shepard, M. F. Davis, E. Abernethy, L. Norwood, Carlisle, Harris, P. Jones, K. Smith. Fourth Row: Yeager, Cameron Kidder, Toyster, C. Andrews,De- merath, Magnusun, Womack, C. Roberson, Wilson, Perry. T E E N S S E N I O R Y Seated: President, McGavrang Vice-President, Brauerg Treasurer, Saunders, Secretary, Johnson. First Row: Merritt, Harrell, J. Partin, Woodard, Ked- nocker, C. Pendergraft, Voorhis, A. Williams, Moore, Fink, Tilson. Second Row: N. Pendergraft, Shores, Jamerson, Dykstra, Giles, N. Davis, Duke, Hor- ney, Rosenzweig, P. Martin, Hinson, C. Smith,McDona1d. Third Row: H. Hogan, Riddle, Abernethy, King, Harward, Husbands, C. Davis, Norwood, S. Pender- graft, Marshll, Sylvester. T E E N S wcfm gym0OZOZ l Front Row: Huggins,Vice-President, Giles, Secretary-TreasurergProctor,President. Second Row: Smith, Partin, Wall, Cheek, Harward, Gunter, Lloyd, Wilson, Woodard, Ray. Third Row: Poythress, Hinson, McDonald, Smith, Jervis, Sylvester, Norwood, Campbell, Grice. Fourth Row: Burns, Page, Johnston,Ross, Wright, Hogan, Fentner, Rosemond, Blackwood, Roy, L. Blackwood. 14:04 Um-PPP Front Row: Shores, President, Martin, Vice-President, Fowler, Secretary, Bahnson, Treasure. Second Row: Turner, Hinson, Pendergraft, Morrow, Laughan, Newton, Davis, Yeager, Neville. Third Row: Abernethy, Jervis, Ransom, Talbert, Andrews, Roy, Winsor. Fourth Row: Burns, Goodrich, Poe, Lee, Clark, Lackey. FHZC-'IC'H vwmn27xbT1 TCFQ S229-UUFUHZ1 S03 O3 115' gi: v 5,110 1-v' v-H' F' Ufbm N55 9- rn 3So n- r-D' pf v-1-O5 '-:mga-NW 39' ,.1I'-I1 SF EHS ru Swgfwi v.4OC mv. SHPE, QQ- 5'E'rgmU 5:':u2.-'55 Q, of-v-U10 552225 4 ,rw 2-Bgwcnm u r-5'4E-Q '-499-E'-10 CD Qld 2,1-b !uBn-I-2, 3663 St' , U, OD'-x L. 'g3J 'f 'gpgio V' Za' s: P-'Hi o OQQ SH ,Q fDr-'WEB ,.39i.-'ziiv 2,52-mfs ' 04253 O' H- FD Egolf?-3 5. r::g'5 ,'mQ v-f- ESQ Nga' mm Soowcm' '11 fnmrnoow f-:Cowes r- mf' ,,,,P7 'Sp-1v- 50-H UQ' 050 2 mipfv 5. 133-3 '4g v-5 2wQN,Q, g3'-3NNr-- mm'-:nv '34-'Vila U3 mg'-s :SH cv FYI-4' so m we H- '-:I-I','v:'5g' Y BS:-1-I3 m Qc-1-rr QMOJ-P' ' Q. Eg' UUE? .roman migig .- I.. D- UUCI-fd U'4ZP 'fW Z:EfWl'N 'l 1 Front Row: McKnight, London, Ransom, Smith, O'Nei1, Schrieber. Second Row: Sparrow, Thur- man, Ness, Weaver, Jefferson, Foushee, Proctor. Third Row: Partin, Barbour, Blake, J. Hall, Ritchie, Fischer, Winsor. Fourth Row: Blackwell, Davis, Rogers, Riggsbee, Baecht. Absent: C. Todd, R. Todd, Petty. C P A M E R C L Tracy Hackney, Vice-President, June Newton, Helen Hogan, Rupert Byrum, President. Second Row: Mr. Soto, Jimmy Moore, Secretary-Treasurer, Billy Page, Publicity Chair- men, Patrick Burns. Absent Billy Wright. A Hi if if-fwiifil-' . V ,.,. 1,. H it ..s9lull ' ' Float in Orange County Bi-Centennial Parade Joan Norwood, Louise Ross, Penny Martin, and Sharon Sullivan as queens of home- coming game against Hillsboro Thursday, October 22, 1953. I W' Patsy Poythress ?'5' WMM JW Faye DuBose Clarice Merritt Nancy Jane Royster Q n ZZ Louise Ross Joan Norwood Iva Lou Brooks Sharon Sullivan ifgluff ' MM-M 'H' ' ffwim f7 D - E , 5 cf. jv- 5 5 +- Mums Carla Smith - Sweetheart Queen Alice Jean Riggsbee - Maid of Honor Clarice Merritt - Junior Patsy Poythress - Senior Sophie Martin - Sophomore Elaini Livas - Freshman Catherine Tiedemann - Junior Cooky Andrews - Sophomore CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Besides serving as the physical education classroom, our beloved tin can , the oldest structure on the high school grounds, is the site of many exciting inter-scholastic athletic events. In keeping with the high standards of Chapel Hill High School, this gym offers a real test of the ability to everyone that plays there. VJ! JJVJ 7, ff ff if ff --Q W . . , S Ev : ' V f 1 5 W 1 5 fi 2 -:I-gg: -7, . fgdfvraf frf f ' ---- . .,.. -- K Q V gy VAKV XV Q , am ati- W . e J,,c.'gf. - sz aff W M, Q? M Q 31 fa F K eh ' t 4 I F3 'qih g lr u ' ya .L is ' - 5 lll A ef L te After getting an M. A. at Guilford College and a B. A. at Carolina, Mr. Grice came to CHHS. The record of our teams during the past six years shows that we are lucky in having Coach Grice. Upon ending her active years at CHHS, Mrs. Basnight attended Woman' s College, where she received her B. S. in Physical Education. Then she returned to Chapel Hill, where she has coached girls' basketball and softball teams for the past two years. Vicki Greulach, Patsy Poythress, Bryte Abernethy, Carla Smith,Jackie Partin, Nancy ' l h. Kim Page Mascot. Woodard, Jannelle King, Sophie Martin, Susan Greu ac , .lX'W iw Front Row: Williams, Campbell, G. Smith, Fentner, Page, Wall, Proctor, Gunter, Burns, Wright, Blackwood. Second Row: L. Blackwood, Ray, Rosemond, Wilson, Lloyd, Carroll, Roy, Clark, Riggsbee, Giles, McKnight. Third Row: Costello, Whyburn, Glover, Johnston, Hogan, Goodrich, Jervis, Moody, Sylvester. Fourth Row: Petty, Blanton, Pendergrass, Talbert, Fischer, Freeland. Absent: Vic Huggins. Proctor and Wall Co -Captains Andy Wood ' Joe Augustine Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Roy Jones Ivan Squires Manager Manager MM u N-lifx Jim Wilson - Back Tommy Riggsbee - Back Robert Blackwood - End Billy Wright - Guard VARSITY Charles Fentner - End Tommy Lloyd - Back Dan Carroll - End Johnny Rosemond - End Clyde Campbell - Back Donald Ray - Back Gene Smith - Back Prabir Roy - Tackle Iwi! kilt li 'll w, N .. I , , 4 Is, K. ,'r 5 ' JUNIOR VARSITY Pat Burns - Tackle 11 Billy Page - Back Bryan Yates - Tackle Richard Gunter - Center K, 4 A K T B A L L 5 i E , 1 X Tommy Lloyd Billy wright Captain Jim Wilson Manager Manager ,P -I Billy Thompson Richard Hall Sammy Ray Guard Center Forward John Rosemond Mac Proctor Allen Williams Forward Forward Forward JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Goodrich, Clark, Poe, Johnston, Barbour, Green, Lackey. Second Row: Wright, Campbell, Blake, Todd, Weatherly, Ritchie. Third Row: Cheek, Smith, Blackwell, Talbert, Page. Tom Maultsby Clyde Campbell Coach Manager I953 DISTRICT III CHAMPS 1953 DISTRICT IH CHAMPS Front Row, left to right: McKnight, Bobby Carroll, Thompson, Ellington, Powell, Dollar, Merritt, Dan Carroll, Shepherd, Andrews. Back Row: Coach Grice, Meadows, Partin, Guthrie, Freeland, Blackwood, Riggsbee, Ray, Fowler, Gunter, Todd, Hedgpeth, Williams, Campbell, Jones, Harold Williams. Bill Grice Coach SCORES Opponent CHHS Opponent CHHS Roxboro 4b 7 Hillsboro 5 1 Methodist Orphanage 4 24 Oxford Orphanage 5 6 Hillsboro 5 6 Henderson 1 5 Oxford Orphanage 5 1 Oxford 7 6 Henderson 2 1 Durham County 2 5 Oxford 9 10 'Henderson 0 7 Durham County 10 3 Kinston 10 7 Roxboro 1 12 4 Kinston 6 5 Methodist Orphanage 0 10 'District Playoff Regi0nal Playoff First Row: Partin,Hackney, C. Smith, Cole, Royster, Wood- ard, Hinson, Fitch. Second Row: Jamerson, A. Smith, Will- iams, Thomas, Laughan, Greenwood, Gates, Yeager, Livas S Julia Voorhis and Bryte Abernethy Co -Managers Nancy Jane Royster Forward Carla Sm1th - Guard Co-Captain Peggy Hinson Guard Leah Fitch Forward Nancy Woodard - Guard Co-Captain Jean Hackney Forward Front Row: Hinson, Poythress, Norwood, Captain Melba Sturdivant, Harward, Woodard, Partin, Blackwood. Second Row: Umstead, Shotts, DuBose, Evans, Blake, Cole, Shores, Smith. Absent: Durham. 'K - V ' 7 Q . , :E , , .5 ug . H ,a f f..kk 5- , . ,.,, A W ,- , --, ' A-'vw - . 1 2 . Q E J ' an . .ft :'. 5 I :VV ':k. f I, ,Www-'7 ', 'A k ' I I ykrkk A 'f 4 9 v I fx, . K4 ,L K , wx A is E V 4:11, , ,,.... e Qs ' ggi : ,-- - -A ' gl: I 2 5 , 51 I ri., Mgrs. Abernethy and Giles Coaches Basnight and Umstead 1, ,M ,-.Nam -,. N.. ZIAJIIZJIZPJ L T Q THE SPIRIT OF THE THING More than a place, Chapel Hill is a spirit-- of liberality having its core in the University, its roots in the town. Born of toil and strife, it has a pride and mellowness, as Thomas Wolfe once said, beats every other town all 'hollow'. lt is a product of the the new South , and eager, vibrant, farsighted South. GO0CH'S CAFE mg? if A THE SPORT SHOP SMITH-PREVOST CLEANERS JOHNSON-STROWD-WARD THE lITTlE SHOP O tfitters for High School and College G l Complimenls ANDREWS-HENNINGER C0 Your Store of Better Qualities In Chapel Hill Compliments of ROSES 50-IOC-250 WAlKER'S Ambulance Service 2 73 1 Phone Chapel Hill 9-3731 North Carolina Congratulations to the Class of '54 WHITE-OAKS DEPT. STORE Carrboro North Carolina KNIGHT-CAMPBELL HARDWARE U N IVERSITY CLEAN ERS Opposite Post Office Phone 4921 - -9 -4901 Congratulations from BENNETT 8 BLOCKSIDGE Compliments of CAROLINA PHARMACY Congratulations to the Class of 1954 from SUTTON'S DRUG STORE . Compliments of HAZZARD MOTOR COMPANY FOISTER'S CAMERA STORE cameras -photographic supplies photo finishing Phone 3196 Chapel Hill North Carolina Complimenls of LA BOUTIQUE Glen Lennox Shopping Center INTIMATE BOOKSHOP Chapel Hill North Carolina Compliments of PRITCHARD 6' LITTLE MOTOR CO. SERVICE INSURANCE Cv REALTY CO. 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