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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

'x Q - v ' o :- 'H- ai 5 w 5 3 C 5 D fi K F 1 O i 1. e o Q Q90-o Win ff' Du gin n 1 1 f , , , 4, Y rw. ' ,Q .Zu ,if -.I Af ' 4 k9'fy af The Sensor CIc1ss Presents The T958 of CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL HAPEL HILL NORTH CAROLINA ww vii? 'wsu aff' For Guiding cmd Teaching U if i ii- . 4 5 sly m. . - ,- A ,' rf: , . if 'ff' M24 11, ' 4, -I gif' 1 ,,. 'ff x ai - , ..., 1 . . , in A, V' 7 - f ,T 1 - ' ' I V' 4 , , K fx if Ka, 'fix dvi? 47 5,-1 2 . Q '- :.k1s'.- 7 WN, ' .Nj - N 'V x- - i V .f, .1 , 532' She has taught and guided us, not only as a Dedicotion The Woman receiving our dedication is one who supported us when we were in need, advised us when we required advice, and gave us confidence when we lacked it. With unremitting hard work year after year, she has helped give, not only our class, but our school, many yearbooks to remember. teacher, but as a friend. For all of these things and more, we, the senior class and members of the an- nual staff, wish to show our gratitude by dedicating the 1958 HILLIFE to Mrs. Bernadine Sullivan. . l t We kyliw For Being Our Friend... Mr. Davis came to Chapel Hill in 1945 to serve as principal of Chapel Hill High School and superintendent of the city schools. Because of the burning of the high school, classes were being held in the elementary school, the Cone Building, and the basement of the Baptist Church. From that time to this, under Mr. Davis' guidance, Chapel Hill High School has become one of the best schools in the state and the enrollment has at least doubled. Even though Mr. Davis is now retiring, his influence will still be strongly felt because he has been instrumental in the long range plans which include a high school cafeteria, a new home economics building, and a new elementary school. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Davis for all that he has done for us. For Leocllng Us Through aiu! 'rw-we wmv-HM: MR CHARLES W DAVIS O I Max lg' ,X Y if K V f X L- if Moods ond f if Shoclows o C H H In thxs year of chmgc both lll the world Ancl nu the school we have seen that Chxpcl llnll Hxgh IS as complex and varxed as the people xx ho go cl uls through rts halls ind classrooms It IS ci school of mms moods .md many faces On otogrlphs 5 curll c mf thc s l 1cmmm l cl xumm mc x As the pages are turnccl rc lb our hopc tlnt thc bllclx and vshlte shadows found rhcre xull hrmi., to lxfe 45.1111 thc happemngs of 193' D8 thc yc xr wc apcnr together m Chapel Hrll Hlgh 11 Y. , , f 2 A I U U ' ' X X , . ' , V 2 ' 1, ' - , I lx Nh x ' , - . . , f 1 x X NMI, V 1 K 1 . a each page ofthe 1958 HILLllfli we have tried to capture in ph L' 1 X ' A 4 - .co 3 c-xc-r- Iclllgllll u l . all ,- -.g - . 5 . LH 5 r ' - 1 -' ' , ' , V ' 1 I ' ' ,' . V ,. 1. . y ' , , , . 1 X Contents D1 DICATIOIN APPRFCIATION ADM1N151RA11om CLA5bLb II NIIORS SOPHONIORI 5 IRI SHMLN AL 1 IX 1 1 II s A111L1 IIC 5 11 ATL Rl 5 ADX 1 Rl 151 R5 3 15 1 1 , .1 2 1 1' 1. 4 ' 'Rf' . , 23 5 A 47 ' 1 5' ,, . ss fs' - . 11 A A 1, , ,H . . 63 73 3' , . . . . 95 ff i , 11' Supporting the team. an 0 rx .E ,s gash M V W Q, ,, '45-A' 9 14 5 'VWVT' , 3 T' , 'ai t v-in ' N- f f, 1 9 tf ew fat,-. 'gf' g Alwo s Active E si Supporting ourselves wnth Snack Shack. A.. f 1, vig Q3 1 i 53 E Q M Q 5 In School '--0-...WMQIQ , vt ' v. 4 ,, A'-, Or Out ww, Rain dripping through the roof and grass growing through the floor boards made it very apparent that the Tincan was not an adequate excuse for a gymnasium. Nearly freezing on winter nights, or nearly being crushed in the crowd while watching a basketball game, gave vent to the cry heard frequently around the school for several years: Will we ever get a new gym? It was no wonder then, that in the fall of '56, when t.. 4 , f ,. f, ,ry sa .. a- -- I ' n n 941145 I A 4, 'xg' ,4 H THE OLD TINCAN the gym construction began, we all watched from classroom windows with both excitement and relief. A new era was beginning for CHHS. Our new gym was on its way! f 1 nf 1 'e tttl . af--.. .,5g,., s --H.. , '45 .Y 4, ,Qing Dig that foundation. ' 5, 2Evf.'1-fr: f- , M, ,.,.. ,,,, . ,,.. , ,. 'veg ff I .u M .T ,'-U -' Li 'Q ae ii Nope, i if not quite. Heave it up, man, heave it up. Wahoo! Our NEW GYM! Raise that roof. ,...,f-aff ,mZ ,-fyjis ,lj 3 ,A V, cfff, A Our New Gym Provides For 5..-.,. . 0 ,V 12 4M?,?',, .- 2-3 -gr: 7' ,gjyfjf M, A ,, ,.a f' Yeah, man, ir's all ours. Sock Hops iv.. A l This was the year we literally saw the roof being taken off our Rec. Bur we are not left with only memories. Plans have already been laid for a new recreation center to be built in the very near future. . -.v ll 5 543 5 L P+ 5-4 ,.. . ,Q lv in .nl -vu osx nu. :us we you nu u.n. nf snvvnnsa was nvfnm uv vu no .......T!... n-uf.-.nun rvnslvxroviili luunanllilitfi nunu.-n-q vs-nnunsos. In-nu-sun -uuannnn n-Susanna ,hfqnu-nun N ,nn-nn K, .-.V ,,,.,l .. A' +,,, nn, -' ' J- 4-4.q'f 2 4 S ,Q- CHARLES W DAVIS JOSEPH M JOHNSTON Superintendent Prmwpal MAY MARSHBANKS Assistant Principal Mr C W Davis superintended all the Orange County schools including our high school just as he has done for the past thir- teen years. A new man on the job was our principal and associate superintendent, Dr. Joseph M. Johnston. Dr. Johnston quickly made himself at home here after coming to us from Asheboro where he had been prin- cipal. This year, besides teaching math, Miss May Marshbanks carried out her new job of being assistant principal. This job entailed more counseling, much filling out of tran- scripts, and taking over in the principal's ab- sence. These people, plus their very capable 23- member faculty, guided us expertly through our school year. f iff 'Q 5 fr f 01 2 I MISS OLA ANDREWS MRS JUNE BASILE Algebra Latm Spazzxh Hzstory MRS. MERRIEI. BATTLE MRS SARA BRITT General Science, Bzology Commercial . , . ,L JJ' V?,.f-' lf' , N ,Nov f I 1 ,J-- 'ff 1 I1 'AWUJL '39 WJ! fly, 'Air 1 1- I . U1 In Aa-A0' 1 1 , , X W V . . . . I 'E I 4 5,1 lib-Q MR WADE HOLDER Physzcal Educatzon MR ROBERT CULTON H :story Physzml Educatzon Drwers Educatmn MRS MARGARET EDMISTEN Enghsb ff If Lv ix M MRS. KING KOUNS MR EDWARD JAYNES ,L Pbyszml Education Hi-YIUYJU Mdfhefilflivfjf Jr R' IHA! X! A x rv A 4 x 1 K x P Am ,W ov Qw- 5 X9 .-57 MISS JESSIE BELLE LEWIS MRS. SARA LUCK English, jou'rnali.vm General Math, Algebra MISS MAY MARSHBANKS MRS- HELEN PEACOCK Counseling, Geometry Librarian f - L- ,gl,,3,-1,1 I ,V I 1 I . f . , I . J Yu'-'f.1w.'.?' : 5, HP, 1229! ' ,-isa' ,rs-..U' ' er -5 Vw' 21 . 7 .:-M 2441 M1 .xg fi' MRS. JANE PRICE Home Economics c XS: B 0 X Q-:fi '-Q MISS ELIYABFTH RANEY French Englzsb MRS ELIZABETH REAGAN Bzologj Pbpzcs Clnemzshg W MR CHARLES F RIERSON , W 1hq..q-1 .331-1ii::f2 Band MRS JOANNE SNEED MRS EMMA SOMMERFELD f Art Algebra I ,JMD . ff' ku !v N9 VY ,My , vdsjf k fjkx X X2 fyqvw fb ,4. .k',' I .SR Q -E 'S Ex Rfwiwiawgxwwfffafmgmmll RRES -1 A' N xv 1 X 1 V S 'E X ' x Y qv X ' f 5 mx . . 5 giiw- 3 ' S 5-. 1 R . A ,,ME,S SQILS ,,, -m , ,w? Qh s E My , E E 4, W ,fy . ' ' ,gif -. k wg f X 5 . .93-fy-' 1 f 5, ..fv , ,gf . - . , . pk ga . , . . 5 . 1 . I . . 5 gg iw! SQ Swgy,5? fi Sz MRS BERNADINE SULLIVAN Englzsb MRS PATRICIA WHITE Muszc MRS CHARLOTTE WINECOFF Hzstofy General Sczence Agrzculture Shop MR. I. C. YAGEL Service ! X KITCHEN M Ruth Booth Q it wwvvmw an Arthur Allen CAFITFRIA SIAIT Mrs McFarl1ng Mrs Watts Mrs Green 421' Wi-.v MAINTFNANCE STAFF Hatue McCauley Luther McCauley v WH'- 4 5 'kia Classes A lf'-vw--4 H yn ' C Q 4 A Senior Class Officers TAM LEFLER ,.,.........s. President LYNDA WARD A . , . Secretary RUDY BARKER ,..,.. . Vice-President FRANK WEAVER . . . ..... Treasurer WILLIAM GORDON ABERNETHY Conger1ial...A good mind poxsesxex a kingdom. Stamp and Coin Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer 5,-6. MARTHA HARRIET ADAMS Giuliano , . . Artixfs temperament . . . Male Datof Honor Society 5,-ig French Club President 43 Junior Play DONNA GRAY BALLENGER Spirited . . . Y'all yell. ' . . . Pigeon-Toed. Y-Teens l,2,5,4g Cheerleader 2,5,4g Head Cheerleader 4: Student Council 3.4, Treasurer 53 Glee Club 1,21 Honor Society 5,41 Monogram Club 2,5,4, Secretary -ig Sopho- more Class Treasurer. RUDY WATKINS BARKER Steady... I ain't nothin' but a real rool hreezef' Football l,2,5,4g Basketball 2,5, Manager 31 Class Vice- President l,2,4g Class Treasurer jg Honor Society 5,-6, Treasurer -ig Monogram Club 2,5,4g Spanish Club 43 Junior Play. CAROLE TACEY BARCLAY Lavender and laughter... You great big hunka man. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 4g Red Cross 3,4 BESS KAREN BLACKWOOD 1t'5 nice to he natural when you're naturally nice. Red Cross lg Library Club President 2, Treasurer 3g Spanish Club 4. BOBBY WARD BLAKE Super six... This ain't no taxi. Football 1,2,5,4g Monogram Club 5.4: Spanish Club 4. IWARSHALL DAVID BLANTON Buster . . . Agriculture and shop fiend. f me .an-Q-u. ,W', Wm:-'f flask N IRI' 105 w-M.,N ' av If . ff Q ,,,-' to 0 1. 'M 1 's f-yan 7 '70-J'l ,, My 63 , ,f fs 51 i f -, N 2, M- 1 fy Y . K t. qt- 5 I wwf' 'ff ,sv-' I dl? a.. it ww . --tn! 55- Ds! ,av- , ,tk funn s.,Ui A . !'.7ffgi?. 'wr' A QQ T7 4,1 TIIOMAS CLIFTON BOYD ls it a red 1!l7Il.9...AIHd?l A. Ifoothall -ig Spanish Club 4. IIERMAN IVAN BROWN Booming l1uss...0lrl MacDomzld'5 farm. E.F.A. I,2,j,-ig junior Play. TOMMY ROLAND BURNS Out of sight but not out of mind...Air Force. Spanish Club 4: Football I,2,3,4. SAMUEL HOOKER CARROLL In Spmzixb always a .Siesta . . . Bus No. 42, Football 2.5.41 Baseball 1,231.45 Basketball 43 Mono- gram Club Z,5,-ag F.F.A. l,2,5. FREDRICK CLIFTON CHAMBLEE Soda jfrk . . . Sflmol boy complexion . . . Chain smoker. Car' High lg Spanish Club ki: Student Council 43 Science Club 51 Basketball 2. NEIL IIENRY CLARK, JR. Hey Bel1e ,,. Biualmll fanatif . . .All sports supreme. Basketball l,5,l, Co-Captain -lg Baseball l.2,5.4: Foot- ball 2.54: Hillifc 5,-4: junior Class Vice-I'rcs1dcnK-1 Mono- gram Club Z,5,o, Pres. -lg Honor Society 5.-0: junior Play. BARBARA ANN COATES Bobbie . . . Pug 11ose...Baby fare. Cary High l,2g Y-Teens 5.4: Spanish 4. ADELAIDE CLAIRE CORBIN Voulez-vous . . . I'M GREAT. ' . . . Real bohemian ribraphone player. LAXVRENCE XX'lI.I.lAlNI CRAMER Oskie . . . Iulellvftmzl . . . l ul1n'c artor. llrnnintics 5,41 Glu: Club 5.4: junior Play. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CRITCIIEIELD, jR Sn1il:1x'...C'ulfislv in blue tank trunks. Swimming Tram 25.-9, Co-Capmin 3,01 Red Cross 7 French Club 'Treasurer ii. MICIIAEL LEE CULBRETH 1vL1L',JIliL'idIl first c'l4ss...Blue Cherie. JAMES ROBERT CURRIN Cal haircut . . . Mr. Pell Alell. Durham High School. MARY RUTH DUNCAN A-I l7l17Il67lldk6f...BldLib hair and dimples E.H.A. 2.11, Secretary 3, President 4. GERRY WATSON DURHAM Quiet and sby, zrbut we cull an extra nice guy. F,E.A. l,Z,5, Vice-President 5. VVILLIAM HOBSON ELLIS Cousins' Quips...I lasl9ir1g eyes, wary lmir carefree ways, am! zlefzmzair. Proconiun Advertising ii. JUDITH SPENCER FERGUSON lfergic' . . . Sopbislifatiml -supreme . . . Rome, Georgia Y-'IL-cns ll is Prcsidunz ' Social Clmirmam juni Q JAMES DOUGLAS FOUST A 1-., it 9 1 Ifrosly...In .vrlrool bvfv xby, bu! ml the ' ig' baseball field lJe's xpry. 5 Baseball l,2,5.-I1 Eontbatll I1 If.F.A. l,2,3,,lg Monogram 'F ruf and-v.,f ., 6? Club 5,-I. MARIANNE GILCHRIST Four ycurs in llu'ec1...Europe. bww I come. Y-Teens l,2,-1: Glue Club 2: Dramatics 4. J C M , -- ' LINDA GAYLE GUNTER 'Ex I' '65 Every day is u lwliduy...Bop. 3' . 1 . MARY FITZGERALD IIAM A - f I I Gerrie...1olJr1 ...Fabulous Iflulisl. VIRGINIA LEE IIARDISON Verxulile is 1112 u'm'd for this Raul 1!IlH'lldIiXf.H R Proconiun 3,-6, liditur 43 Hnakutlmll 2,33 Glcc Club 5,-ag Hunor Soricty 5,-lg Y-Teens l,2,5,-4. -1 el L .P 34 RUFEIN CREEL IIARVILLE Ole lwifk . . . fustcavt man alive, Track 13.41 Glee Club Prcnidcnt -4: Proconiun 'll Cjltus President l,2,5: Football l,2,5,-o, Co-Captain -up Hillifc +1 Monogram Club I,2,5,'QL junior Play. ELIZABETH SUSAN HAYES Betly . . . Sincerily all the day. mzzrleozzs in every ll'dj'. Y-Teens 12.3,-6: Studt-nt Cftmntil 2.,'1,4. Sccruunry 5, Vice-President 'og Glu' Club 4: Mnnugram1 Llub 13 Clitor- lcudcr -1: Honor Soticly 54. DONALD STEELE IIENDRICK More nn's.',..Bmu'n eyvs and wary lzltuk lmir. Proconiun -up Humcroom Prcaitlunl -0: W'imcrlmvcn, Eloridu. ,,... H' , 1 X 11? -J X Q 1 ' K s I 1 . X. 1'1 I is K . W, ' I -0? I J 5 'F' :Q NANCY SEE IIIMELICK . CI.1.t.t1c -ft'-JflH'L'.Y . . . GL'?I6'I'UAflj In ull, l Southern Higltg Frerftlt Lluh Ytte-Presitlent a. Y-'Ierzu I , AGNES LEE mxtas High tlrultirlg n1.1fm'rll: . , . Sllllflyt' nu p,1rtu1a'. NI3l0Il'UI!CV2,I.I, llt-.nl M,uurctte o. Stutlent Lounttl ig Spantsh Llub 4, Seereuty-'lre.tsurer 4. DONO HULSKER A.F.S .... Hu:-e Llllllffd, will lrtzrcl. A AFS Exchange Student: Ptucunlgtn Phtmtugrnplter A: Swinr ming Team 'AQ Band -t. PATRICIA ANN IIlfN'I'ER ffrc't1!it'ily...Ht1lc'lvir1g nm' xclwrzlcf after dIlflfl7C'l', Student l't1ttt1t il l: Y-Teens l.2,3,n, St-uretury 1,41 Ililllfe .Z,4,w, Assotiute Editor 5, I-.tlittmr-in-Cltief 11 Iltmnor Su- E ciuty 5,45 junior Play. M I REBECCA COPELAND JOHNSON Relm . . . Quiel in class . ..l1ut nb, tlmxe uigblx ut llye Donut Diner. Y-Teens l,2,5,4g French Club -4: Glec Cluh 1,-4. J' C DELORES BLANCHE ,IONES Varxily 'l'l2et1!er . . . Steel Hue eyex ..., flrt. cfs Camera Club 11 Music Club 1. X ,K ELIZABETH INIARY KENNEY Ginger . . . Far from expemlt1l1Ie . . . Poodle. Y-Teens l,Z,5,'I: Dranttttin l.2,5.'t, President Q1 B.t5lxet- ball 5,41 Monogram 5,11 Alternate Llteerlcntler '42 Junior Play. WN DORIS ANN KING King Kouns' Killc'r1.,.Hc'r Lind of fair pltly 1l'i7lX liftfx glnllc. Dmntutits Ifluh 2.4. Tremttrer 4: Glue Club 2.0. Setre tary -og Montmgmm Club 8.1. 'I'rt-.tsurer -0: B.tsl-tt-thaxll 2. 'V I 34, Co-Captain 41 Claus Setremry ip Hillifc -ng junior f Class Play. I x N MNIMU PATRICIA AININ IA! Oflx K Ffllllflll Buvlzlfmll Sflldlfltll Inlifzv 3' I Ln: Ioumll 7 L 1 nn run Lr IILJGII IALMAQE LLILLR JR Yum-9 W' uf 8111111 111g .nk I Z 9 :Inn Conn xl Honor bone! Prusniun 4 Class Prnndnnr 4 LINDA BFTH LOGSDON Ioggv A?gIl7IlLl1fi' Manx ful purer Q f Q, Inns 1254 Ilbrxrw Club 7 DIIHIIIILS Lu DONAID XVOOD IOOMI5 ,IR 511111111 :lam 1114 dll 11Lf1l 11111 tfuy 11f111t conlpufc 141111 ulmol 111g!1lx Bascball 2 '1 Iootbull 2 Spdnnsh Klub 1 11 ,Q if' -Q5 Y.'w,, LARRY SCOTT MANGUM Shark and bu burcm Cla I lupu A I'o 3 4 Nimmo r IL PATSY LARUI: INIAX NOR 1 S111 HIIIIILJ lIf1flH 1141! nm Big 1111111 I1 qu W Lx tary I 2 'Q a DORIS MAY MAYSF Goldrlnckx 0111111 0111111 1.111111 ary 5 uxl xnrman Y Tun A i 5 'Ili' JANFT GOODXXIN MCALLISTIR I1 4 11116111 am! lffc pmmzl u fmp II llllllllf ff-5 ll I L IIOr'0r Sou y hull 1 nu 5 I E' L ,-2' 'wwf 5 . 'fr' 5 f 5 A 5 x 1 'I 1. f ' -,J 'A-'T J' .l .i lf! vrvg T916 N-J nf i .ff K6 xl! SANDRA JEAN MQIVER DiI1lfIlL'3 und r'r-Hillel on .1 fruqmul !lllNf76'l'. I' Il K 7 I I DIQRYI, IfRANKI.lN MIiRRl'l l' Romeo zvbww' url lf1uu.9...IIl Bclklv. If.F.A. l.2. NVYNDELI. III INT MERRITT Mr. P?'t'5f1!L'Ill . . . Ruslm . . . llllllfillgldllj' Liml. bln-Q Club l,l,w,n, N inc-I'u-xnlcnl og l'rou1n1.ln il Swimming ig XY rcsrling I: btunlm-nr Lunmil 1, Prunlum ig Bglschull Mamalgcr 5: juninr Play, ROBERT PA'I I'ERSON MOORE, jR. Young llldll with I1 Inn-fz...ll i1. Band l,l,3,,i, Prusidcnr -ig Sciuncu Llub 2.4. Vicc-Pru5i- dent ,lg Swimming 'I'cum 53 Spanish Club VlLC'I,fCbIt.lCIll I TABITIIA NEAL MORGAN Nose for v1eu's...I'erf1elm11 motion IIIJLJJIIIF. Y-Teens l,2,5,'i: Drumurics ljg Swimming 'Il-:im 2.4: Monogram Club -iz French Club Summary i. NANCY JANE MORRIS Belter to be small and xbine mtlwr tblm large und fax! a 5fJarlou'. 4-H 1,23 F.H.A. l,2,5. PATRICIA JOSEPIIINE PENDERGRASS Snprurm . . . Filled xrilb lu11gfrlw'. Cumcru Club lg Lihmry Club 25.-ll i-II Club l. DOLORIES RENA PEPPER Trim ,.., Yilwzlu mlm' f1d1'.11.v. Ciauncra Club I: Y-'I'u'rn i. FRANCES MARIE PICKARD Contagious smiles...A blond sweetrzesx. I:.H.A. 2,5,fI, Vice-President 4: -i-H Club 1. FAYE ALENE PITTARD lVlu'rc' would the offirc' he willmut ber? 4-H Club lg Library Club 21 Spanish Club 4. BLAKELY LENG POE Leng Poo . . . Third finger, left hand. Y-Teens 1,2,5.4, Secretary 5, Vice-President 43 Dramarics 2, Majorerre 14: Glec Club 4. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN POTTER, JR. Humor and i71fL'11lgf'?1C8 make a comlzuxtilzle mixture. Stump and Coin Club 1,23 Science Cluh President 31 Swimming Team 5,-lg Band 1,2,4. ELIZABETH ANN PROCTOR Unique . . . Candid . . . Poxsessor of the one-and- only Proctor laugh. Class Secretary lg Y-Teens 1,21 Baskezball 2.5, Co-Cap- tain 5, Glee Club 3,-6: Monogram Cluh 5,45 Honor So- ciety 5.4, Hillife 3,45 junior Play. JOSEPH DAVID QUEEN j.D .... I worry little, study less, that's my idea of happiness. Bryson, N. C. KENNETH RAY RIGGSBEE The world would sure be dull wilbout me. Football 1,41 Spanish Club -ig Music Club 1. MICIIAEL WINSTON RIGGSBEE I 71t'1'l'f'1C'f Jrbool interfere with my education, Basketball 1,25 Music Club 25 Spanish Club 1, - we ,gn I - qi . .1 51,31 .4 ' f'5f1j QC: M,-f. i mf' fi ,gr , asf f XVILLIAM IIOWARD RIGGSBEE Vg l'z'e loft my Ifrenrb book . . . Steady blue eyes. Am! . PATRICIA ANN SAYLOR ' Mrs ,.., Mature with smile! and grace. Q A JANE CAROLYN SIIEARIN High Salma! Pbi Bele .... Y rbool Jpirit. i Szuslcnl Cuuncil l,,5,i1 Honor Council 1,43 Y-Teens l,2, 5,11 Honor Somicly Leng Basketball Manager jfag Mono- vvb, gram Cluh -l. -.1 JUNE ALBERT SPARROW lVby tearbers turn gray . . . Bender of xteel. Iiootbull I,2: l:.l:.A. l,2,j,-55 Baseball l,2. HWS' x, ffii JOHN VVILLIAM SQUIRES Ererybodyk friend . . . funny man. Fooibull l,2,5: Red Cross 1. E FRANCES OLIVIA STROWD J Y l'nknou'n quality . . . quietly determined. I -I-H Club lg F.H.A. 2,5,-6, Bi-County President 3. 75. ' 3 TOMMY XWILLIAM TAPP 4 ' 1 6 Reul Southern drau-I . . . Slim? fa F.lf.A. 2,5,,ig Baseball 1,2,5,-43 Music Club 5. -4 I X A .- A ,-v' BEVERLY CAROL 'IHOMPSON 5: X' Charming . . . For every ward there is 4 llltdlfllllg- I usually doubleb. f I smiicm Council 1.25.44 Honor Council 5,-4, Chief Q' Justine 13 Y-Teens l,2,5,6, President -ig Honor Socieiy 5,-I1 Junior Play. X 1? -an- f9Q ..---W 4. as --an fag, I' NANCY SUE THOMPSON Quiet . . . Responsible . . . Cooperative. fi-H Club lg F.H.A. 2.5.4, Vice-President 5. KEARNEY RAEFORD THOMPSON Rainy . . . My friend Peggy. F.F.A. l,2,3,-6, President 4g Baseball l,2,5,4. WILLIAM HUNTER TI LGHMAN Hungabl. . . Booming bass . . . Basketball tops. Football l,21 Basketball 2.3,-5: Monogram Club -ig Span- ish Club fig Glcu Club 2,5,4. VIRGINIA ROBERTA TIMMONS The real procrastinator . . . Facial features the artist envies. Dramatics Club 1.2: Y-Teens l,2.5.-5: Student Council 3: Clxccrlcatlcr 23 Hillifc -lg Glee Club 43 Honor Society j,'i, Secretary -ig junior Play. .ad SALLY MCCOY TRIMBLE . Brown eyes . . . Music Lover . . . Column-Worth :aw Seeing. ,,......,-- I -I .., fmfv' ,Alla 7 .,..a A , 1 1:- Glec Club I,2.3,4g Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Proconian 43 Music Club l,2,5. ROBERT RONALD VICK ll on1en are meant to be loved--not understood. Music Club l,2g Football 1,2,5,-ig Spanish Club 41 Car Club 3,45 Monogram Club 4. NORMA JEAN WALKER Carrot top . . . a smile for all she meets. Williamson High, West Va.: Y-Teens 4. MELBA LYNDA WARD Redhead who wears clothes to fullest advantage. Y-Teens l.2.5, Treasurer 5: Class Secretary 4: Basketball blanagcr 5: Monogram Club -l: Honor Society 5.1. fG' ff' ' w 45: in C7 .fa N s 1, 5 cg '7 ly, -W K. '?Q A 13' kxq 'ke , If . ' W .4 Q 6 'vs ug, -I 1 i 55..- J X ' T' . s 421 Ikfis 8 , 45' ' Zig Q -1 ldv , 41:- ' If , REBA AGNES WARD Seen at Roses.. .quiet . . . rooperalire. 4-H Club I1 F.H.A. Z,'s,1i. LINDA IIILL WAT'I'S Argyles . . . college men. Y-Teens l,2,5,4, Treasurer 5: Red Cross 5,-og Proconnan Business Manager 5,1 FRANK STEWART WEAVER Ice Cream . . . Killa Dillu .... S' ubtle wil. Basketball l,2,3.4, Co-Captain 4: Monogram, Club l,2, 5,43 Stamp and Coin Club 1,2,j. I MAX CROSBY WEAVER, JR. Give me u lbousund women, but give lloem to me one ul 4 time. 1 Baseball 1,25 Glee Club 4g Football 1,2,3,4i: Junifmr Class Play. MANLY WADE WELLMAN, JR. Man of the future . . . Verlzosity and how! Dramatics 2: Track 53 Proconian -Z. DELORIS ANN WILSON Innocent . . . Twinkliug eyes and u twist to ber smile. Camera Club Vice-President lg Library Club 2,3,-1, Sec- retary-Treasurer 43 Y-Teens 5,4. JOYCE ANN WILSON Horses, horses, crazy over horses. Library Club 1,2,3,'i: Camera Club l. MARTHA ANN WILSON Round fare with freckles . . . talks softly. F.I I.A. 2,j.4, Song Lcadcr -3: -I-H Club I. ,eff .,4, . - K . dl 53 dial J mlm X.. I 343 'ge Ava 7 so-if INIARCELLA I3I.UIIIfNIQIf XX'lll'l'IillIiAD lfurmy . . . Bvuuly furlm- :nu ct , . . linbbling j1w',wn1.J1itj'. Sanford Iligh I1 Ilrulnnlits 25, Prt-slilt-nt IL SDJIHSII Club -lg Iixlskctbull 2.9.1 I,r:-fluptuin 4: Minmgnnn Club 5,13 f,IlCCI'lUilLICf fig Y-'l'ecns .Z,5,l. SANDRA I.,IfI2 XVILLIAMS Shari, .l'll'L't'l, lun! in luul. Class Secretary 25 Basketball Manager 5,-L EDITH CAROLINE WORKBIAN A friendly 1455 with gnlzlwl buff' f1rus:'xxz'S lmitx Very rarcf. Swamne, Florida 1,23 Glee Club 53 Muiorelte -iz Spanish Club -ig Y-Teens 5,-3. WILLIAM KEITH YAGIEL Long, lean, ldIlkA1',..DI'. Yllgvl. Football 5,-iz Spanish Club tl: Printeton, N. C. l.2. No Picture BARBARA IZLIZABETII PARKER Manbmlliug . . . Sozzllnwz Belle. Lancaster Senior High, S. C. l.2,3. C' . 411 rzmurtam NIXON RUSII I.AII'l'IiRIiR Nine Qjune 15, I9-I0 - lNIarch 25, 19563 A responsible, capable young man, Nixon was with Out' class from second grade to tenth grade. He was a boy whose interests were varied and whose talents lay in art, dramatics, and writ- ing. These, plus his friendliness and other attri- butes, made up the boy we knew-Nick--a boy to remember. ' , , ff H 1-...........,, MOST PERSONALITY MOST MISCHIEVOUS Frank Weaver Agnes Hines Neal Morgan Bill Ellis Marcella Whitehead MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Hunter Tam Lefler I. XE BEST DRESSED Neil Clark Judy Ferguson 5 . BEST DANCER Ruffin Harville Edith Workman 'NMI'-n.e MOS'l' DIGNIFIED Betty Hayes Ben Crutchfield MOST TALENTED Carole Barclay Bobby Blake Adelaide Corbin Bob Moore Closs History From. . . Our class has evolved from bewildered, scourged freshmen, through all- knowing, scoffed-at sophomores, through hard-working, recognized juniors to finally become those venerated, fourth-year antiquities of the school, the seniors. Through the years, those first scattered groups from W'hite Cross, Carrboro, and Chapel Hill that Student Body Pxesident Clarice Merritt welcomed on Orientation Day, W5-f, have drawn closer and closer and closer together, until they have become one: the class of '58-one of the more outstanding senior classes ever to pass through the doors of CHH5. As freshmen we seemed to be the greenest weeds those upperclassmen ever trampled down. But we pulled through the first-week chaos to live up to our name fresh as we stole the spotlight briefly to give CHHS its first Homecoming Queen to come from the freshman class, Martha Hubbard. That year we began a tradition. VC'e elected Ruffin Harville as our class president just as we were to do for the next two years. And we led the school honor roll for the whole year, just as we were to do for our sophomore year. Crawling out of the freshman mire of Daria! Copfzerfielzl. general science classes, and the nerve-fraying games of our Cinderella basketball team, we now had firm enough footing to become sophomores. This was the year we began to exist as a class. In the year of Ronnie Lacks-y's reign as Student Body President, we entered a float series- Bulldog Recipes - in the Homecoming Parade, and Mrs. Sullivan's hard-working homeroom won honorable mention. XY'e were unable, though, to escape laughs from upper- classmen when we received third place in Stunt Nite for His Grace Becomes Her Highness. Leaving Silas ,lltzrrler behind to count his money, and leaving our dissected frogs to stew in their own formaldehyde, we waded out of the underclassman swamps to become juniors. - XY'hat a year! XVe showed we had congealed into a top-notch class by selling more magazine subscriptions than ever before, and by winning first prize on Stunt Nite with the spectacular history of the music and dance, From Stone to Rock. Sandy XY'illiams attested to the beauty and popularity in the class by being elected Homecoming Queen, while sixteen class members attested to scholar- ship by being inducted into the Honor Society. By no means Shakespearean drama, liverybody's Getting Married, the junior play, entertained the school. The year was capped by our lavish junior-Senior. XX'e danced in a Deep Purple dream created by glitter and silhouettes and Russ Olson's orchestra. As we watched our junior marshals led by Chief Marshal Neil Clark, leading the class of '57 down the aisle on graduation night, we had many memories to recall: jerry Hocutt, School President: our championship basketball teamg a district-leading baseball team, and unforgettable American History under Mr. Herndon. Now we had reached our peak. We were the Seniors of CHHS. Honor still came as lfrances Strowd became the third Homecoming Queen from our class, and our float series won. Now, though, much more responsibility came with the honors. Under Tam Lefler, class President, and Wyndell Merritt, School President, we pitched ourselves fdignity and alll into a flurry of activity. We began to realize our time in Chapel Hill High was growing short, and we had to make the best of our opportunities. Class rings, selling vanilla for a Wash- ington trip, scholarship tests, invitation cards, being measured for caps and gowns, and frequent teacher-lectures only pointed more strongly to the fact that we were moving quickly toward commencement night when we would leave CHHS. But when that night came, we knew we could be proud of the name we were leaving behind us. Hardison, Hunter, Class Historians Toi. . . Q- vt ffl 'Q Besides The Good Times. 5 'X I 2 and 5. Deep Purple Jr.-Sr. 4. I dreamed I was a fashion ad without my... 5. Eastwood Riviera. 6. Perfect fit. 7. Keemosabin and Tonto. 8. Rockin' Doc our best fan. 9. What did you expect after examsf English ale. 10. Look Maw, no hands-no feet either. We ve had Times of ,as Anxiety Decision if il! V Laughter 3 X Q wi' 'hw Q, , Na. s Q ...QW 10? Ya? 1-,. Concentration I , -F' . ' - .,., I :.14 .,E- . A l i W, V , A . Q . 'mxwf' 'I I ' 'IRQWZZT' rf' , ,' . f-.Ns-. 'MF' Class Officers JIMMY JAMERSON . . , . . President BOB MADRY , . ..,..,.. Treasurer FRED DASHIELL . . , Vice-President PETE RANGE ,..... Social Chairman MARGARET WEST A . ,. Secretary PAUL HOUSTON A , ..., Associate Justice TOBY ANDREWS DON ATWATER SHIRLEY BARROW CHARLES BEAL BILL BENNETT I KN 'Wr- 'Vs K7 4-f ,4- '95 fv- if-2 ANN BLACKWOOD TIIEO BLACKWOOD BEClxY BOONE BILL BRINKHOUS BILLY BURCH 'mice' .gg AI'-Q ar, S1 TN- Jul' ff' 1 MARY HELEN JESSIE BURNS TOMMY BUTLER JACK CARLISLE ANN CARTER BURCH There's a 'I 1ger m our class' iv- JENNINGS DAIL FRED DASHIELL 21 mi SHELIA DAWSON VICTOR DEAN If-' fr. V -vs Q74 '43,- 'IINA DEMLRITT GLORIA HAROLD DODSON ROSINE DODSON KITCHIN DURHAM DICOSTANZO 1'-N1 4 IU 1ng 'Thy V7 UW? ,,,...., W MARTHA LLLISOR GERALD IARRELL BE'I SY IIILH ANN FOGLEMAN SAMMY HABEL 'Q -Qt 3i Nirs qu.. 'on- 115 IDA DPLLA BRENDA HARWARD HANK OLK avg' van .dv 'rx-+ 37' jungle Rhythm JPANIIII1 DAY HILUSNER HFNDIHRSOIN 2 ' 2,215 1 5742: 2 ith E?-if Aa i 5: L, Y ' N1 - . 5, V ' A . x L J' X ' ' 7 ...H Wf I . z . 1 W ' A A Q, g L .V 2 k R X. . , ini? ' ' - ' Arr ' jf - ,iv A lf ' 7 'Nr A 5. ' , . 7 . ,-x X I -sp -. 'X G . 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Rehearse! ag JWXQU eg CLAIRE PULVER SHERRY RADFORD TOM RANEY PETE RANGE M-s 'UNIX wu..v KAY RIGGSBEE 8' 5 ' ,arc- -if 10 T' i' -3 ANN RIDOUT -v-'Q fa' Q 3 1'7- ANN ROSENZWEIG SUBIR ROY SALLY SLOAN JOE SMITH l ,rm av, 'VRF LORDELL SFIINSON LINDA STURDIVANT Er. Scholars? RANEY TEER ED THOMPSON Q A ' A Gig ATSA 'Y L -' A - 1 '55 2 ' . .- . ' g . 'E ' le - ' - V gf N -.f ,,, , A v- xf: E I - . 2 ' r. x f, , I A nr W F E, ' 5 - I K an A - 33 'jx fm- 3 ' 4 J ff T 4 K by K T' Y 5, wr, , A L ? , ' f . 1' M ,Qi r m L. , QL' ,. , X A X , - ff V , S 15 f:i?' G2 I ' lr, P1 A A ,. ' ' ' V A V 1 -V 1, 155,95 2:35 wt 1 ity EUGENE TRIPP ARTHUR WI'BS TER MARGARET WPSI TOMMY WHITE BALDY WILLIAMS -Q, 5 58 35 GUN 'oy Q? is PAM WILLIAMS PETER WILQOIN IRIS WOO'l I'ON LEONARD WRIGHT RONALD WRIGHT Ku Klux Klucks and Injuns so PI-VQQSMO RES Q79 CLAUDEAN ABSHER CAROLYN ADDISON BILL AKRIDGE BARBEE ALEXANDER BOBBY ANDREWS KEARNEY ANDREXVS MARY LEE ANDREWS TRISIIA ARMSTRONG Class Cfficers DAVID HENRY Presideul BILL SMITH I'ire-Prexiderlt DWIGHT STEPHENSON Treasurer LARRY MCDEVITT Honor Council SUE HAM Secretary I S , AW, Qs,MiQJ'. - I L7 vw- f.V ww '55 'J I :Q :sf E 1 Jiiiih Q ,g Q ,fi h ..- , T 1, f IN. :rx -1 , , , ' A-fx Qs iN ke AW- JUDY BOWDEN BILL BOWERMAN ANN BRANCH EARL BREWER WARREN ATWATER SALLY BAIINSEN BOBBY BARRETT JOYCE BARROW BECKY BENNETT NANCY BERKUT 59 .vvxqs -sw. My R 19' a :UN .- ,as 'J-:Gsm Q img . tp . WUI 39-Q 5,4 an. 'Wh 'CTW' qv ' ' ,WJ gf I1,N 'TN-f .4- -.WG nr Y-5 'cvfr DONNA BROWN GEDDIE CARLISLE KEITH CHAI-'IN GARY CHAPMAN JIMMY CLARK BECKY COATES ANN COENEN CAROLE COLE JERRY COPELAND LARRY CRABTREE JIMMY CRANE DELORES DARNELL an :vlan BRYANT DAVIS ISLEANOR DAVIS PAM DECKER BONNIE DIXON SUSAN DOAK LOU ANN DURHAM .fx ,V 'E-.. , JOHN DYKSTRA SUSAN ERICKSON JULIE FALVEY HUBERT FARRELL Q? T? 'Wi' T inf C 2 fi 254 K, 7 RANDALL HONEYCUTT LAVERNE HUGHES SALLY JACKSON TONY JENZANO 3, JANE IIEDGPETH DAVID HENRY BILL HEWETT NORMAN HILL JERRY I-IOENIG BOB HOGAN .V Sk Vi 3 If f I-.., , - r9 'X ' it 1y' '... 1- 'Q l iN ps II. 75' QA, 40- fr ,A-5 ana:- ol 'na is fi? 4 1-...,x, wx as fl iii, HL .vs C' 1 u--ff-. W4 1 BRENDA JONES MARTIIA JONES SUSAN KEITII-LUCAS EDDIE KENNEY JERRY KILPATRICK DARRYL KING ANNE KNIGHT BOBBY LARSII DONALD LENG DOLLY LINKER ANN LLOYD EDGAR LLOYD 39 ts... 'Q-g I AQ 'Y' 'ZF' 5---, 4 sf, ,ag EVELYNNE MCKNIGHT BOBBY MELVIN BECKY MERRITT DELORES MERRITT MONTIE MILNER BILL MISHOE DAVID NASH BRENDA NEAL QW LAWRENCE NEAL JAMIE NESS DON NEVILLE BRICK OETTINGER ,x ew JO ANNE LLOYD SANDY LLOYD DENNIS LYNN KENNETI I MARKELL RICIIARD MAUER BETTY JEAN MAY lp - 1 I ? S ' '?'I. 14 11.17 CAROLYN MAYNOR PRESTON MAYSE ANN MCCIIRDY LARRY MCDEVITT hw---55 1 'i 'Rm 'L-.,.,-v f 'Viv 3 , ,an 'fix 'N' QF? '12, :UK 'C Q, wf, .D , 05 'Q KN haw L.,-I CATIIY PENDERGRASS DILLYA KAYE PLUMMER low RENE RAY VIRGINIA RAY WARREN OGDEN ' ' :T MARY ORNE VALLIE MAE OVERBY ANN PALMATIER BRENDA PARNELL JO PENDERGRAFT f? ' 'i W-mf' 414-,is 'ITT' fi 'iv 1-... ibm q..., .-Q iv 13 I4 'N Q ,qs 1 ,, 8 'Ky r fi -,. pink Q-fr T7 3 TOM ROBERTS BILL ROE FRANK ROEBUCK JEAN ROGERS LOUISE ROGERS FRED SCHNIBBEN RICHARD SHAMBLEY BILL SMITH MARTHA SOMMERFELD JUDY SPARROW' BERKLEY STEPHENS DWIGHT STEPIIENSON WZ? 'f XJ 'fgm 61 .Aga 1 U-.,, 1 7Q1 1': 3' vw, SUE WALLACE JUDY WARD STAFF XVARREN ROGER WHITE KATHIE WIIITT BRUCE WILLIAMS ANNIE MAE XVIISOIN WAYNE XVILSOIN JUDY XWINSTON XVAYNE YANCEX BUTCH YEARGAIN IJ D 5 .Wx 1 XY' 5 4 ' fiifi 4 ' I! 'U' - . . ,VK r . ,A A V. I , V Kiel 1 f-.5 i -- .. A 1 ' 1 ' ' V ' ,L f - ' K 2 X , ' qv, 1 , W ' , A , V , ' .... Q wQ.,1f ' ' fp ' ?'k'p-0. H. 'k'. -a 'E ., A, . A g2! 'f?H?4gfYi ,,f f, - ' 1 f' -1 . 1 J ,L V L' ' ' K f . f PV- -FY - W mm, J , , 'K .. 0 ELIZABETH ALLCOTT GERRY AN DREWS LORETTA ASHWORTH PHYLLIS AVERITT BILL AYCOCK CLAUDIA BAKER PAM BARCLAY VANCE BARRON JIMMY BEJESTER BILL BLACKWOOD -,I Ak :Ov 45 401 ,,... XS. A 'R' I I B, 1346 ,af- og A tw. ES tb. !J 1 Q TIT' 5 fm J. 1 ':, :Q MAJ I Ng.,-r 4-1 . ..V,5, , A: 2, ,gi ' . 'Ziff A B Y, I A A+ A ff. Am! A -if! f ,ff 2, W x - ,ww ' N x av M 3 11 x R v iii 4 . QM- V,- ,.., 75'- 1. ,W Q .Im 5 'Y A LK N I 1 x fl I 'YN JOHN BLACKWOOD BARBARA BLOUNT BETTY BOONE BOBBIB BOUNDS BILLY BOYD LARRY BOZEMAN TONY BREAM SUE BRIDGERS KATHIE BROWNING RICHARD BRYSON DALE BUCKNER LENA BURCH CATHERINE BURNS MARION BUTLER KITTY CALHOON xx Y Q 6? :IIN Ei 65 lW,f5 Yuri 'Nl 15 'lu-.4 CW' l. ..-'22, 5. ANNETTE CAMPBELL GEORGE CANNEEAX JACKIE CHAMBLEE JIMMY CHEEK CHARLENE CLARK 0. N.. X X .AI E, ,N DUNCAN COATES ROBERT COKER SUE COTTERILL LARRY COUDRIET RAY CRABTREE ROBERT CROOK PAT CULBRETH DAWN CULTON SHEILA CURNEN HARRY DARK BEVERLY DAVIS NANCY DAVIS VERNON DAVIS RONNIE DAWSON MICHAEL DEAN CN 1, fc 5 A JEAN CLARK ff KAY CLARK E J I DALE CLARK 'A ' I 3 MARILYN CLEAVELAND LINDA CLINE I 1 ,A Ia -'E -A' 49,6 .5 , of Us QV? 4 f xi I sl R- 1 W1 any .3 ,E nf! QM, f .1 'C' Wx I X 5 VM L,,, V A I mf 4X . 5 J I ri' 'IM' Ig, NI 9 ' - 6 6 - .,. ,A L. 7, 1 - Cx A Qi. PAM DOBSON BRUCE DOLLAR BARBARA ELLIS KENT EVANS GAIL FAMBROUGH PATSY FELTON MARY FLEMING DIANA FOOTE SKIP FOSTER KAY FOWLER . -4 sf vu wa-rr' LII , 11 I vw 'dw GNL QV -4-'ff N 'xB J' If 1. ..-fx Tv kv' ... , f r ' I X f S N I f' is 2' I V. fx ti cz, f ' M -.., X S . I4 , V I 4 f 5-,S .. X Q , ,V,- x V ' I' M, . , J 1 4-up 'Y' , X X1 7 .,' 4 JOAN FOX SUSAN GABUS BRENDA GIBBS JOIIN GILMORE JUDY GOUGER BUTCH GREEN JACKIE GREENWOO ALICE GRIBBIN BILL GRAHAM BARBARA HACKNEX LARRY HALL ANN HARRELL WAYNE HARTNESS CH ERYL HARVILLE SANDRA HEAD .-K -. i il 5 ., S R, Q J in u f if fs -A Y' V1 we-Q Y L LL, i 7 ix BII.I. HENDERSON JINX HERRING WILLIAM IIESTER MARVIN HEWETT TRUMAN HILTON DIANA HOUSTON LAWRENCE HOWARD SUSAN HOWARD CHRISTINE HUDSON WAYNE HUDSON ,W I X IQ,-Y.1'?jP X SSIS A A A - , I A CREIGHTON HUMPHREYS A 1 2 ,, --. M -A 'X A-, - BETH HUNT ' ' . , V , LINDA IIUSBANDS I .ILL I wp -' I N - I PAMELA JOHNSTON A f LINDA LACKEY A W j ' J I gg f' 2 ' 'N sUzANNE LANDIS A R- i '22 SS gg , '37 0 pl 31 .A BOBBY LLOYD A Lx A , 1 PATSY LLOYD ' ,M Q A - 'gm ,N , RUTH LOGAN T, if VICTOR LOY a uf x M J I K . JUDY MARKLEY J. J h 4 I JERRY MASSEY 3 J ,b M Q A -A 'L - : JOYCE MATHESON A N , BILLY MAY -O ' JOE MOORE r wi 1.1 if 1-vw JUBEE MULLIS BRYANT NEVILLE GLENDA SUE NEVILLE CHUCK NORXVOOD SHIRLEY PATTERSON RONNIE PENDERGRASS BUDDY POE CAROL PORTNOY DON PRILLAMAN WALT RABB b- 1 , I 4 . ,N 'A , r, ,Q-. JA., T53 asv., Rf E' A --. v, .4 . Xl 1 4- lu . 3 N Q 'E -f L. 'P-s ,Af X xl :::.pA fm.: Ia A V511 If .' X42 Q. Ut Q , 4' ' tr V 1 .. ,. I M DAVID RADFORD BECKY RANSON JEAN RAY MONTE RAY LUCY RICE LILES RICHARDSON MARGARET RIGDON JACKIE RIGGSBEE LA GRANDE RIGGSBEE ANN RIVES DAVID SEAGROVES MARGARET SEAGROVES JEANETTE SHAMBLEY DINAH SIMMONS ROBERTA SKINNER Q 4' E T vii wi.. 9135! L I ' 015 , 45 x 5- KENNETH STROWD BARBARA STURDEVANT JO ANN STURDIVANT LARRY STURDIVANT MARY ANN TOMAS TERRY TODD SUSAN TOWELL MARION TRIPP CHARLES VENNING SHIRLEY VICK n -W ...H I . CAROL SMITH CHRISTINE SMITH DORIS SMITH ZAN SMITH SKIPPY SNYDER PAT SPARROW GEORGE SPRANSY BOBBY SQUIRES TERRY STAPLETON SALLY STOCKARD S.. BARBARA WADE GLORIA WALKER JANE WALKER SKIPPER WALTERS RICHARD WARD RALPH WARREN TOMMY WATTS TOMMY WEAVER BECKY WELLS BEN WHIPPLE 3' ,N . Ar tx Y. ,- X . f ? 3' 174-, , 'f ' ::Tzg:1 2? , 3 , J. , . I . E ,., 1 . E., Pt I an I I 3, - ,.f,vIl.. rw ,ff . XL iw?-FW' -if 1 ' wr '21-'I' .P+-,f f -as 7 A . Ex f I if fiftrx Ii . 1 M. 915 ,- if 'I' 9 Rune! N1 Q 4 I .Q 'F' n as 'll QT? 7 '1 'if- e. , EE D R A ,aim 'N 1 an ' r I j' W ,gffj J I f was , W, . 2 I . ,X QQ... --A r ,,, .mn .uf vcrfiv- f .QE , 1 0 X , J BARBARA WHITE MARTHA BAIRD WILLIAMS SANDRA LEE WILLIAMS TRUDY WILLIAMS GWEN WOMBLE RICHARD WOMBLE PETER WOOD CHARLIE WRIGHT JOYCE WRIGHT JACK WORKMAN EUGENE YOUNG People who didn't have pictures taken. BRENDA BIRCHETT BEN FERGUSON JAMES KING BILL PARTIN 'Hwy e 3 . ,, 1 5 I f X, iz l V 3 , '7 Y. Z s 8 A P 1 Xa ww- ! f V 1, ww . 8 l. Alfred Hitchcock presents... 2. It's a bird! Ir's a plane! Ir's Luther! 3. And rhey're still far. 4. Elvis? 5. He's a bad motorcycle. Putt...Putt...Putt! 6. Hey, Cheeta. 7. Abandon ship! 8. What say sport? 9. I'll be in the chorus line, yet. 10. Roots of the grape vine. ACTIVITIES .. i I 4 . fs Sitting: Thompson, McAllister, Ballenger, Hayes, W. Merritt, Cannefax, B. Bennett, Ellis, Chamblee, Lackey, Houston, Henry, Andrews, Wooten, Shearin, Bennett. Standing: liambrough, McDevitt, Hulsker, Herring, Hedgpeth, B. Merritt. OFFICERS BETTY HAYES Vice-President MISS MARSHBANKS Advisor TOBY ANDREXVS Secretary XVYNDELI. MERRITT Prexident SUBIR ROY Treasurer 74 Student Council The Student Council is the heart of our student government. This organization, com- posed of representatives elected by the stu- dents, carries on many projects beneficial to the school. Among these projects are the Stu- dent Handbook, the Get-Acquainted Dance, Stunt Night, Vocations Day, the selection of the Student of the Month, organization of the Homecoming festivities, and the planning of assemblies. The Student Council also has a special committee to help new students be- come acquainted with our school. Honor Council The Honor Council is the judicial branch of our student government. Our honor system is designed to encourage each student to dis- cipline himself. The Honor Council is primari- ly concerned with helping the student develop this self-discipline and maturity. T ,.. . , i f aan?-gil . '43s-v l DR. JOHNSTON . . l Advisor BEVERLY THOMPSON , Chief justice Sillingz Lacock, Dr. Johnston, Thompson, Slauding: Shearin, McDevitt, Houston, Lackey. .. g ,. A . ,,M-.,w-M v 1 , , 'K A FY? I i -. 'l' A i . l' , Q , Q -vp - ,. 1- -'A A - n n , 1 D 0 gm. J K Editor Editor Editor Editor The Proconmn whnch won the North Carolma Press Assocna tnon Award last year lS put out by members of the ournalnsm class an appears every other Friday Many students may not realtze the strenuous effort that goes mto each 1ssue of the Procoman Proofreadmg, galleys Pastmg up dummy 1 'T' Cin l 'i ll ' is U I I L LL!!!-1 M, 1' Business Stoll WATTS ...,. . . . . Business Manager BALLENGER , . Circulalion Manager ELLIS . ., . Advertising M-anager MISS LEWIS . . . . . . , ,,,... Advisor Blake, K. Riggsbee, Hurville, Williams. The two weeks preceding the appearance of the Proconian are filled with writing, revising, typing, proofreading, and printing deadlines to be met. Members of the staff can be found working in the Proconian room almost any period of the school day. Because of their effort and enthusiasm, the Proconian is something of which our school is justly proud. Meeting last minute deadline- In CHHS everyone reads the Proconian. 3 Lx ,I . fl ,P 'EY N 41 x I Y VM Q Q' .4. ' 'K M.. . wg? . lan ,Q 'x if 3 , 1 if First Roux Mrs. Sullivan. Advisor: Clark. Business Manager: Proctor, Senior Editor: Williams, Assistant Business Manager: ran: Brinkhous, Photographer: Smith, Assistant Photographerg Wells, Freshman Editor: Milner, Sophomore Editor: Sloan, Timmons. Copy Editor: Hunter, lftlitor-in-Chief, SVLYIPIIII Rau: Junior liditor: jamerson, junior Editor. Absent: Becky Mer- Harville, Boys' Sports Editorg King, Girls' Sports liditor: I l.lI.f f ' ,ggi ig. ' 5 E at N is is X .-mf' ' .SW ' -,M ' i' ' I f, iQQ,,.,...t-m....,.f,rfva.. ,V A , , may-f A . ,' W A M, fg- MRS. SULLIVAN , . . . , . Advisor PAT HUNTER . , . Editor NEIL CLARK . Business ilI:U1dg.i'l' ritt. Sophomore Editor. Putting out an annual is a tremen- dous job. Almost every member of the Hillife staff can testify to that fact. More than a year's planning, weeks of preparation and at times helter-skelter organization of copy and pictures, plus many sleepless nights go into putting out the best possible Hillife. 34' 'Sf Barry Hughes Eddne Osawa Marilyn Mafkell ENGLAND JAPAN CHAPEL HILL Lv Martme Masure Martha Adams Dono Hulgkef BELGIUM CHAPEL HILL NETHERLANDS ovf 1 1.14 .1 1, lg V1 Chapel H111 Hngh School IS fortunate to partrcrpate nn the Amerrcan Freld Servrce exchange student program Durmg the past four years four students have spent the year wxth us Barry Hughes from England Eddre Osawa from japan Martrne Masure from Belgnum and thus year Dono Hulsker from the Netherlands Two Chapel H111 Hrgh School students have also spent summers abroad under the AFS sum mer program They are Marxlyn Markell who spent the summer of 1956 nn Germany and Mar tha Adams who spent last summer m Turkey The Amerrcan Freld Servrce began durmg World War I when a group of Amerrcans lnvmg rn Parrs volunteered to drnve ambulances on the French battle frelds Wrth the commg of the Second World War, the Amerrcan F1e1d Servnce took up rts work aga1n on a much larger scale through out Europe, Indra, Burma, and many other countrres After the war, the Amerrcan F1eld Servrce wanted to frnd a peace tnme use for the hrghly or gamzed and effrcrently run ner of 1nternat1onal connectrons whrch rt had establnshed Then came the ldea of promotmg world understandmg through exchange students Thus the AFS, as we know rt today, began. sq ' . 1 6 4 ,J kk ag. e, ' ' ' ff! :' X at 'F 'F EXT I Y' , N Q1 ok, Q 0 E E I fb A . 'G '15 x Qflw Q 1 1 1. ' 5 U 1 H Y 9 S 1 9 . 1 9 Notionol Honor Society The National Honor Society is made up of outstanding juniors and seniors who are chosen for membership on the basis of character, scholarship, service, and leadership. This year, as a service project, National Honor Society members have kept the library open in the evening for students who wish to use the reference books or who needed a quiet place to study. The Induction Ceremony for new members is another major project of the National Honor Society. -..QI I if fha!! OFFICERS JUDY FERGUSON ,. VIRGINIA TIMMONS TAMMY LEFLER ,. .. RUDY BARKER .,,.. Firrt Row: Hunter, Proctor, Thompson, Shearin, Ferguson, Timmons, Ballenger, Hardison, Ward, Barker, Lefler, Clark, Adams, Hayes, Mrs. Reagan, Advisof. Q- - . , s ,fwff Q 3 ' at ' 'Q tl I if z -to 4, .- 1 ' b McAllister. W . Vice-Prexideni . . . Secretary . , . , President . . Treasurer Serond iRauf: FE 6' 9 SC H DBX- Firrl Row: Poe, Workman, Hughes, Harward. Second Row: Ben- nett, Hulsker, Andrews, Hines, Beiesrer, Wilson, Mr. Rierson, Con- ductor. Third Roux Sommerfeld, Gouger, Hedgpeth, Branch, Ham Lefler, Coker, Armstrong, Knight, Howard. Faurlh Row: Markell - - x.ff Qi '-'spar qw xl if First Row: Keith-Lucas, Property Manager: Sommer- feld, Librarizmg Wfullace, Property Manager: Ham, Sec- retaryg Branch, Social Chairman. .Second Karr: Ben- nett, Vice-Presidenig Miller, Librariang Moore, Presi- dent. ..-M ................ ........ ....-.1--.-- iw- 5. :Na as o Gilmore, Xvallace, Culton, Aycock, Miller, Snyder, Keith-Lucas, Houston. Sixth Row: Gibbons, Potter, Moore, Henderson, Loy, Wfeaver, Massey, Upchurch, Markell, Farrell. Absent: Houston, Hill, Hunt, J. Ham, Culbreth, Bramar, Range, Beamen. Bond The Chapel Hill High School Band provides much enjoyment for everyone with its public concerts, its music at pep rallies, and its clever half-time shows at the tootball games. ln addi- tion to these activities, the band participates in the district and state contests. Glee Club The Glee Club is made up mostly of vo- cal music students. The remaining members are chosen at the beginning of the year in an audition of those wishing to be in the Glee Club but unable to take vocal music. The entire Glee Club practices once a week in preparation for its programs which include a Christmas concert, usually a spring concert, and a trip to the state con- test. First 'Roux Hackney, Rigdon, XVilson, B. Merritt, Armstrong, Mor gan, Cleaveland, Cole, S. XVilliams, Berkut, Mnrkt-ll, Blount, Ball:-n er McAllister Poe Falve' XY'alker Ha'es Ranson Second Rou- S - . - Y. - Y k . Addison, Orne, Chamblee, Curnen, Pendergrass, johnson, Proctor, Palmatier, Wells, Herring, Hardison, Lee, Sommerfeld, Culton, C. Harville, Demetitt, Wadsworth, P. Williams, Greenwood, Womble. ' 4 OFFICERS BENNETT . Afcompanisl KING . . Secretary MRS. WHlT'E Director MADRY , , . Treasurer MERRITT Vice-President HARVILLE . .,,.. President Third Row: Trimble, Neville, Timmons, Himelick, Ham, Ward McKnight, King, Flemingk Doak, Wallace. Fourth Row: Hardee Cramer, Heweu, McDevitt, Weaver, Crane, Smith, Brown, Tilgh man, B, Williams, Madry, W. Meritt, R. Harville, Hubbard, Clark Smith, Bennett, 'T' fs FY 7 'f 'F' fl 1 ' ff 5 -535 it ffl- i., A I wi if a A 5 9 .es 2 i i . . 3 5 An. 1-4:9 c? '15. f.. Firxl Row: Addison, Andrews, Ray, Burns, Hancock, J. Neville, C. Smith, Dawson, Wilson, Mclver, Thompson, 1. Lloyd, Jones. Hackney, A. Blackwood, Durham, T. Blackwood, A. Lloyd. Second Ifourtb Row: Bowden, Strowd, Tripp, Duncan, A. Ward, Mayuor, Roar: J. Ward, May, Ellisor, B. Neville, Sturdivant, Dixon, Davis, Hughes, Hoenig, Pickard. Markley, Burch, Burton. Third Row: Mrs. Price, D. Smith, Rogers, l I F 0 l A . - ff-235: if ti , .J rf' ' v 1 N l, f ,,..9.,,a-Ya. ' M . R f .- .A ., R H Future Homemcikers The over-all goal of the Future Homemak- ers of America is to help girls improve per- sonal, family, and community living, now and in the future. Some of the activities of the Future Home- makers of America include attending the dis- trict and state rallies, observing National FHA Week, and giving the FHA Mother- Daughter Banquet in the spring. OFFICERS WILSON . .... . . . Song Leader BURCH . Secretary DUNCAN . President JONES . , Treasurer MRS. PRICE , . . Advisor WARD . . . Reporter HUGHES , Hirtorian PICKARD . Vice-President Future Formers In Chapel Hill High School the FFA stu- dents study improved practices in feeding live- stock and growing crops. In their projects at home they put these improved methods into practice. In the shop they learn how to use machines and hand tools to do farm mainten- ance and repair jobs. Students of CHHS enter contests with teams from other schools having Future Farmer organizations. First lRou': Carlisle, Brewer, Buckner, G. Lloyd, Davis, Page, J. Blackwood, Yancey, Farrell, S. Lloyd, Ward, Womble. Second Row: Schnibben, Hackney, Durham, Dawson, Wilson, Crane, Hogan, Markell, Atwater, Durham, Young, Mr. Yagel, Advisor. Third Row: 'X If .TD OFFICERS RAEFORD THOMPSON . . . , . . . President GERALD FARRELL . , . . , Vice-President DON ATWATER ,, . Secretary TOMMY TAPP . . . , Treasurer RONALD WRIGHT , . Reporter WARREN ATWATER . Sentinel MR. YAGEL .... ..,,. . Advixor R. Wright, Seagroves, Tapp, Thompson, Squires, Jacobs, Sparrow, Foust, Mangum, Tripp, Brown. Fourth Row: Williams, C. Lloyd I.. Wright, Yeargan, E. Lloyd, Mayse, Ferguson, B. Black, Honey cult, Dodson, Smith, Atwater. .M , px, X .sf X- .A X X t w C' CT. frtffai 5 V 5 Qt , , , C3 ' his Firxl Row: Hewetr, Treats., McKnight, Sec, DiCostanzo, Vice-Pres., liams, Xwadsworrh, Branch, Fleming, Orne. Third Row: Loenen Berkut Kenney, Pres.: Wfinston, Linker, Livas, Fixlvey, Humphrey, Heusner, Ridout, Madry, Armstrong, Rogers, Parnell, Cole. Fourth Rau A Erickson, Smith. Sefond Roux Xwellman, Nash, Hirnelick, Carter, Wil- mutier, Lee, Rosenzweig, Cramer, Straughn, Pulver, Gilthrist Ellis Senior Dromotics Freshman Dromclics Firx! 'Rnirz XWade. Sec.: Ranson, Pres.: Hutlsnn, Vice-Pres.: J. Whlker Mnllis, XK,llllZlI115, Pnrtnoy, Ritlmrilson. l:lk'T1'llllLZ. Towt-ll. Kiuhus, Brown ing, Sl't'lIIId Run: Greenwood, G. W'11lker, Tlmmais, liulbrt-th. Bounfls Johnston, Sturdivant, Gouger, Fox, J, Wright, Third Razr: I.:mdis l 2 ' ' ' , , . 5 .ww ig ii, 254, li, ,f l' . ,ll VA 1 iq , e s ll mm' Blount, Fowler, Gibbs, Gribhin, Dodson, Campbell, Womble Davis Innrllr Ron: Prillimatn. Curnen, Culton, Alleon, Hurvillt Butler Ash wnrrh, Andrews l'iIllJ Run: Henderson, Stapleton, Cotttril Foote fal houn. Hackney, Skinner. 2 A e i 5 r' , 0 'K 4 3 1 v .. r .r Q M .,,,,.,,i- Q .i-0 X 3.74: 'Q l 1 I l I bn -- -as 9 6 V? . so i fi Jil ir' 7 -P CJ 6, ts . ii? 0 i 9' ii 46 'U 22 .sr- l 'nn Ulla li lvtfsrwis Firrt Rorr: Poe. Vice-President, A. Himelifk, Treasurer: Thompson, Xliafts. Logsdon. Barclay, W'ilson, Hnrdison. Fourth Rorr: Hines. Ward President: Fogleman, Secretary. Second Rout McAllister. XY'hitel1e11Li, Bullenger, jones, Pepper, Mayse, johnson. Fiflh Row: Gilchrist. Tim Shearin, Burch, Kenney. Morgan, Markell. Ridour, Livas, Hayes, Coates. mons, S. Himelick, Andrews. Vforkmun, Trimble, Harward. Third Row: Henderson, DiCostanzo, Ferguson, Lee, Neville Sloan. Senior Y - Teens Junior Y - Teens I-'irrl 'Rout Cline, Treasurer: lfllis, Secretary: Brunch, Vice-President B. Merritt, President. Second Rmr: Richurdson, Greenwood, Rigdon Fox. Houston, j. Walker, Bounds, Xwilliams. Portnoy. Browning. Cul breth, Gubus, Towell. Third Rorr: Erickson, Bennett, D. Merritt Blount, Cleaveland, Fleming, Campbell. Ramon, Boone. Gouger. Grib: bin, Fowler, Clark. Fourlb Rau: Culton, Hedgpeth, Gibbs, Burulm' Mullis, Howard, Foote, Fambrough, Armstrong, Heruld, B. jones, Hoe: W ,.x.,,V .. ning, Vfriglil. M. Jones, Iflfth Rnrr: Bt-rkut, Landis, Hum, Mutlmerson, Vifk, Dobson, J. Sturdivunt, Fulvey, B, Sturtlivunt, Rogers, A. Fleming, Baker. .Sixlh Row: McKnight, W illiunxs. Cotteril, Logan, Skinner, But- ler, Johnston, Herring. Harville, Hackney, Todd, Chamblee. Serenlb Rnrr: Addison, Keithiucas, Palmutier, Shambley, Husbands, Felton, XY'ude, Ashworth, Andrews, Seagrovus, Lackey. Eighth Rou: Calhoun, Wills, Simmons, XX'ulluce, Bahnson, Douk, Parnell, Pendergraft. Af41!'f , X X , . l W! My- if QE ...Hr ,L+ 4. V Var 88 0 r 'W no p-.. ...- First 'Rout Harville. Program Chairman: King, Treasurer: Ballenger. Secretary: Carroll, Vice-President: Clark, President. Serond Row: Hayes, Kenney, D. Merritt, B. Merritt, Fitch. Shearin. Sloan, S, XY'illiams, XVhitehead, Morgan, Third Razr: Runge, jamer- son, Demeritt, Wfztrml, Proctor, Hum, l.acock, Dashiell, McNeill. lnnrlb Rmr: Akridge, Tripp, 'lhomps0n, Barker, Hubbard, Vick. Madry, Roy. Filth Row: Foust, M. Wk-aver, B. XY'iIliams, Henry. Yancey, Chapin, Butler, Prilliman, Mangunt. .Yixib Row: F. Wfeaver, Larsh, Tilghman, Houston, Crabtree, XVright, Slmmbly, Yagel, Blake. Monogram Club Technicians Club First Row: johnson, Sec.-Treas.: McNeill, Pres.: Culbreth, Vice-Pres. Second Row: Mrllevirr. Vfalters, Ness, Massey Roebutk Dkystra, Hill, Andrews, Farrell. Third Row: Crabtree, Upchurch, Dashiell, Blanton, Butler, Hubbard, Portnoy Howard Mil r . ' V vw 4 ' f ' I tt r' ' ' ' - f 1 f V f . le , Thompson Fanrlh Rau. Guthrie, Ttlson, Akrtdgr, Beal, Dans, Kxlpatrtgk, Clark, Habtl, Neal. ,, 51.3 l Ni M554 WK WM 3 l .M 1 1 vw fn I Q - . .Jr Ny i :- H..- at-l 1 if 4 H' .22 ' v lg Sf ii H X W , , , ug Str ,K 1 3 A 1 y .- 'gf Fin! Rout Thompson, Carroll, Tapp, Burch. Second Row: Blanton, Sparrow, Dodson, White. , iol , lrlrl Bus Drivers Red Cross First Row: Rogers, W'ellS, Baker, W'omble. E J 'S -., , ff ,aria , Sligfgzfgif W 9 vii?-1,5yj2'L,QQy Culmn. Second Row: Cole, Barclay, Hoenig, Andrews, Poe, XViIliams, Watts 99 if-, 9. 7.4. I. 5' s... Sevond Rau: Bream M' Firrl Razr: Mclfiirilv, Hum, Ailnmi, Prcsiduntg llimcliik, Vice-Prusiilcnl: Morgan, So.-crcmry. Serond Row: Currin, Crutchfield, Truusurer: Riggsbcc, King, Melvin. French Club Spanish Club Fifi! Run: Moore, Vicellaresidenrz Hines, Sec.: Loomis, Pri-s, Seroud Rau: Logsdon, Barclay, McAllister, Xwhitehead, Piztard, Blackwood, Wforkman, Coates, Foglemun. Third Ruiz: M. Riggsbue, Kelso, Wk-bsrer, Yagel, Barker, Lefler, Tilghman, Blake, Boyd, Hendrick, Chamblee, K. Riggsbce, Vick. 'P' dm ' N uv Seated: Curnen, Thompson, King, Knight, Poe, Evans, Sianding: Txlgnmum Keno Raney School Mogozine Stomp ond Coin Club Advisor, Barren, Stinson. Standing: Wilson, General Otiiccrg Straley, Mishoc, Abernerhy asv-'M' ' FU? 1 Head Cheerleader, Donna Ballengen Tina Dcrmerntt Silly Sloan Birks Merritt Marttlla Wfhitehead Betsy Fitch Susan Ga bus, Betty Hayes, Delores Merritt, Mascot, Annu. Cllrltt To the cheerleaders goes much of the credit for our fine school spirit. The Head Cheerleader is elected in the spring and her squad of eight girls is chosen at the end of the school year by a special committee composed of faculty and townspeople. The cheerleaders spend long hours in the sum- mer practicing old cheers and perfecting new ones. In addition to cheering at all football and basket- ball games, the cheerleaders hold pep rallies and put up pep posters before each game which help to in- crease both team and school spirit. Q4 i 33. M COACH ROBERT CULTON COACH JOE AUGUSTINE Sammy Carroll, for his outstanding play on the gridiron, receives the Most Val- uable Player Award from Coach Culton. -'91 x. J 1 if aw? RONALD Tackle KEITH sa' , D Q if A Hg M VPU RUFFIN Co-Captain Halfback RONNIB Halfback MADRY End l 957 Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Hill Hill Hill Hill llill Hill Hill Selma Cary Northern Southern Ilillaboro Graham Oxford ,,,- . ,V SCHEDULE I3 Chapel Hill 6 Roxboro 0 Chapel Hill 0 Henderson ll Chapel llill 51 Oxford Orphanage 6 ZU 'l'nta.-1: CHHS-ll2 Opponents-79 6 6 Wcarm 6 Lost 4 14 I4 0 Football THE SEASON'S RESULTS The outlook for the 1957 football seasons was not too bright, because of the graduation of many fine players. However, with the excellent coaching of Coaches Robert Culton and joe Au- gustine, and the fine spirit and supreme effort put forth by the members of the team, the Wildcat gridders compiled a 6-4 record, which was the best in seven years. wi 100 2 fisfi' . A'f'K19 .pn-rf?- V1 ,tina ,. W .Y gli, A x S ,sw 'fm :l'+',L,A S, ' Q - , r 1 A x ,,.-N' x Y , V MM I a Junior Varsity Footlball Linemen: Dark, Neville, Fox, Wliipplc, Vcnning, Spransy, Coudriet, Bucks: Lloyd, Bejeszcr, Cannefax, Seawell. ,pang A .ax .f u.,.-f-f- COACH WADE HOLDER Junior Varsity Basketball llrrxl Rau: Cough Holder, Ouuingcr. Gruhant, Ayuock, Phil- lips, Lcflur, ,sitflllld Razr: Murrin, Logan, Costello, Barron, Dann. 'llzird Razr: Davis, Gruun, Hudson, Canncfax, Pen- dcrgmss, Fourth Row: Smilh, Hilton, Spransy, Henderson. l N Bosketboll Seoson's Record The basketball team was built almost from the ground up with only five returning lettermen. Over half the team and many of the boys who didn't make the varsity were sophomores. These boys will build a strong foundation for basketball teams in the next few years. The season was split between wins and losses Ceight each? and the new gym was carefully broken in. F' y F, W , ,rs 101 9 I M ' 4. A I gi. M I X . ' 7 I Q ll Z I, Li L I I I PAUL HOUSTON BILL BOWERMAN BOB MADRY I 511' N :Sl i Q at . Y , , 4' U1 v- SQf 1 NEIL v A? Co-C kv BRICK OETTINGER SUBIR ROY '44-. K nf F I A 1 ' M I .QI ' , H L 4 -r 1 K J SAMMY CARROLL i MONTIE MILNER JAMES CLARK pf I H -P Q-v 1 W 'lbw ik V F' f xi H wg, N R nl. W ' X Q . A fb F ff V- W - , ,img-L -it' i I V3 . Ei V 4 . A I-....,M.- I X , in 3 , . 505 ., A ' wiv ,'?'E.l: if Sf? . f - f Ie' ' 6 -'Y I 'aff-E, : 'eW-1'-Sv. 5 I 5, A iw' A I fs- ,ag ,M , V -, M If M A I I , s ' 9 3 . 1 7 M' av A A rg ZX 5 , I Thr rf, I ' f s fx STAFFORD WARREN -TIN, A fffr' 4 ' .1 ff-f BILLY YAGEL , mr. waxy, I LAMAR GILES 1 m ,am '-v. 2 IX I , ggi . A fx , .b .J few , a if I 'A:, !..A -1 ,gh ,, ' IMI 33+ M ' Q A I 'Q h x Wa 2 nga, A? , .V LARRY MCDEVITT 1 lx, f , A ,7 ,fvw 2 I 4 I 5 R 355 DWIGHT' STEPHENSON X -x . 1. 3 4 , +- L A If HUNTER TILGHMAN BERT CULTON DAVID HENRY C ouch FRANK XYEAVIZR C0-Captairz rf I-V , ,f , no C 4 .. , . I ,, ., x . .1 - ff'.J ' ' wr I 1.-rfiiisly' 1 1 JL -gi lf ' 93 7 ' 1'A .. D, A fi ,, ' I 'H . I9 ao- Q :fi ,E A 3 if ,W ge - Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill , ,, v.. - 'L- Q0 i 3 N WVR XJ' -.x .pf ,,, .. '- lg..- 1 -. 5 Nr wan R Boys' Varsity Basketball Cormterrlnfkwirez Xwenver, Houston, Warren, Tilghman, Bowcrmun, Stevenson, Oettingcr, Carroll, McDe- vitt, Milner, Giles, Henry, Clark, Madry, Roy. , , . , . , 31 Hillsboro . . . 38 Graham 55 Fuquay , . . 55 Northern . . . 55 Garner . , . , 61 Henderson . . .. 65 Roxboro , . . , , . 30 Hillsboro 1957-1958 SCHEDULE 37 40 29 , . 28 , . 51 76 71 59 Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Chapel Hill H43 50 62 41 54 86 43 37 Oxford , . Southern . Northern , A Cary . . . Oxford Orphanage Roxhoro . , , . . Southern Graham fs . J I 9. fn., KING KOUNS C oacb MARGARET WEST JANE SHEARIN Manager Manager Kittens McAllister, Lloyd, Ridout, Herring, Andrews, Hackney, Harville, Lacock, Culron, Harward, Neville, Livas, Kenney, Fitch, Cenfgf: King Whitehead, Co-Cupmins. DAWN CULTON GINGER KENNEY DORIS KING GGi6ANNE LLOYD KATHY LIVAS BETSY FITCH PAT LACOCK MARCELLA WHITEHEAD TOBY ANDREWS BRENDA HARWARD ,NA A r r . f 5 ,fhf - .-, as -J faYff'7'm fl' .- w ake: fwfr, 1, . N 2 MM W 532, M 1' E' e 155.5 53,14 W , .. . f 1 Q? 'Z' M W Wrestling Team Fir!! Razr: Hogan, Merritt, Hubbard. Second Row: Hewett, Wriglmt Mangum. WEIGHT CLASSES 133-lb ...,,....,...,... Wyfndell Merritt 145 lb . , Charlie Hubbard 154 lb .,,... Bob Hogan 165 lb . , . Ronald Wright 175 lb ,.... Bill Hewett Hvywt , . Larry Mangum Bczseboll Shown below is the nucleus of the District Three baseball champions of 1957. The '57 champs compiled a 14-2 record, and lost the last two games to Kinston in a best out of three series for the Eas- tern AA crown. Prospects are bright for this year, with many fine players returning. DWIGHT STEVENSON WAYNE YANCEY JIMMY FOUST DON ATWATER SAMMY CARROLL NEIL CLARK RONALD WRIGHT RAEFORD THOMSON TOMMY TAPP Hhs, 592651 SEQ? 4 I 457 '12 -'Qi . if if :Lg 'ld-WQ f 'sf- . , ,L ,,, , f, , - - . 'e1n-.f.,., - , ,, . f we nw, - w,f,,::,-gs, . V Y f viii, ' ' 1- -V ' ' ' I 1 , .ww -.gm 4 ., M I , .7 ima ,, -. I 'Nw . , :Q 4' , ' ,,A:'fQ'. X Ca- iv . -,Q A, Q sc ,JZ 'i 'N ' 'N X I .fa 1- 'fi , , . ' M., 1 ' '-' WWV, C. , , A on 3 ,V ,Y V ,. W., A , , V C ,, , .. , , L W, ' , V , , 51: Eiixiiggi , , if -,: lv-4f'1lyjL D ,A ,L L,,L . , , p I , ' , S C C a C, ,C . v, 33+ rhalr af' f, or f ,, , , i f I rf- 1 X ,A 5 ,. 'Q ,fy ni li ' ff, . f llr?gl 'l 3 ,f l j ,-,L l . v kj I ' J. 4 ' Y 'H' Z -fr' f ,Q x Nr lil All-I, Ftrs! Row Clark Atwater Tapp Second Ron Carroll Thompson Foust Stevenson Wrxght Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel H1 H1 l H1 H1 l Hull Hillsboro Sourhgrn Roxboro Northa. rn Hxllsboro QCHEDULF Chapnl Hull Chapel Hull Chapel 1 lndlcaus ho me games Graham Southern Roxboro Northern Chapel H411 or , , . , Graham lfzffhapel Hill ,V pf' A 1 'll A. H' l ' .. -lru ' C H' ' Track HUBBARD KILPATRICK PEN DERGRASS Broad jump Relay M BLAKE STEPHENS LEFLER HARVILLE LEFLER WILLIAMS Co Capmms Hlgb Jump 111 ' 440 I 3 Sho! Pu! Relay 220 4:1 1 fic ..,. S - 2 COACH EDWARDS and co-captains BEN CRUTCH- FIELD and LIIMMY JAMERSON. Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel Chapel COACH JOHN EDWARDS Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Swimming iw TOMMY BUTLER TERRY STAPLETON SCHEDULE UNC Frosh B , Raleigh ,, East Carolina Invitation , South Eastern Scholastic Meyers Park Richmond YMCA Greensboro Southern Scholastic , Meyers Park . Greensboro , Raleigh . State Championships . Greensboro Invitational Team -, ix ,Dwi 0-al I ' 'f - Q-' -1--. ,. 'Hfsfna-wvvl w xl -4.42, 51 ,f ,K ggtifucf k f . 5' 4. J! W 'wg' 3 gxvx fyg' , -A' 2 1 X WA. -4' iv! 125, , , i Wi . 'V VH? .-2 51 . 2 uf ' I, V un him XViIIiams Algwandgr Brison Slraughn Szaplr.-ton Third Rau Coach Wil Fin! Razr: Ham, D1Coszanza, Orne, Darns. H c ', , f. ' ' , , . , , ': Cleaveland. Second Roux Co-caprain jamg-non, Chapin, Blllltf, kinson, Hulsker, Porter, Goodrick, Foster, Coach Edwards. K5 S 1 32. HCMECOM Horcl Work. . . Heovy Roin. . Seniors' Winning Series: ' Preparation Operation Bulldog .fy Recovery The band plays on. . ' . ' Y' 'K -i mn . . ING 1957 Finally the Parade. . . i ,, ,..,,5 , ' 1. ': 1 1'-3 EN La A '12 ECW 1 K1 I EHLXUWLU The game begins . . . Half-time activities . . . The Queen is crowned. The Court Wayne -Hudson escorting Becky Ranson: Bill Ellis escorting Lynda wfilfdl Frances Strowd, Queen, escorted by Joe Smith Betsy Fitch escorted by Neil Clark: Brenda Jones escorted by Larry McDevitt. B ecufy Court 1? g--.Q PAM Afaid DOBSON of Honor 71:4 STREET Janeary 'Km' 21' 20 1958 GWESTS 9NY NEW YORK I in T 'nmmons Vhgkn Copy Ednor, Hmife P O Bml361 Dem' Vnrginiu, ask Xt sure wmtough ow, dl you give me a dnfflcuh t to choose one queen even aught qugem from sled on md u greet dec n the winner! we ve ing of the m nigh! oil H re they are Queen Judy Ferguson Pav new-up e ram: ndsr of the oourk, no? necessufxl n o er of choice, are o rewi, Becky We s, t es, Brqsdd Ha and Sue Hum X wish X com un shade uh twelve in the wld as they are eh deservmg et me take this oppodunny to wish auch and every one d success X kmw you -,ou an the muck an PAT BOONE P9 b 'A 1 fo , . . I w a ' . frying and ' 1 . Aftm' much cone eff X of bum Kd I findly decided o ' e 1 - and Dobson ai H ' run . 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HA-XRX'lI.I.! NXLI, ' F . .XX -f'C'x J Q U Viv? AT LAST RFMFMBIZRING THIS XVAS THIS YEAR THAT: Sputnik and Muttnik were launched. The U. S. felt challenged by Russia's scientists. Iducauonll stindirds xxcrc rusecl Adeludc Corbin mxdc 1 B on 1n Inqlish test Iisenhoxxer clechrcd Ill cmcrqcncx sltultion in L S schools lNIrS Reumn xx is throxxinv Llllllx Tnglxnd xxws conqucred bx Arnericfi Miss Lexxis xxenr ro Oxford The Seniors xxere conquered bx Ifnglind Therc xx 15 21 slight dcprcssion dcfl ition sct in lftcr inflation Thomfis Boxds circs nccdcd mr Members of the Vx ir xc irs B xbx Boom lui dmc lm, schools 'Ihe freshmen clogcgcd thc s rf CI 4 I 5 lgyk 4 xmf ,F K x ' 'S itil, fl it I l av,i 1s xg I , 4 w fe f Y Xi Ya L M IK :Lf sects? P X 1 if 'bu l W p x lr all Ext 45 l 7 IH Our Shadow Encls f ' ' 2 2 2 ' f 2 ' . . . 2' ' 2 1 2 2 I K . '. v 1 1 x I ' ' L ' 1' l I ' l v. . . at . 'z ' D ' 2 '. 1 k 2 '. ' A 1' 2 . .. c Y 4 V 4 1 . l 'A 2 ' . i-Q' ,N i 2 ' L' . 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'G FARMERS EXCHANGE six n 0,0 Wh P' VF um C boo N C EUBANKS DRUG CO d ble D g S ce 92 UNIVERSITY PRINTERY E F CAROLINA MOTORS AMOCO YATES BROTHERS dHe WkoSpe WkGa ted e 951 QUALITY CLEANERS e a Df Congratulations to the Class of T958' from SUTTON S DRUG STORE Prescraptuons Fountain Servnce Vlsnt Our Modern Cosmetic Department 7 O 159 East Franklin Street pl ets Glkgg H BOYD BROTHERS 6 fi' Orton PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION P e 2712 West M S POE MOTOR CO INC Wt S et DSt PI oth S LLOYD VILLAGE CAFETERIA ELECTRIC Com im n of B Lx ' Eggs' ll ll hon oin I .. f-P6 --H E 'U ,. 1. -. I' 'ty Q' I, C IOO es Franklin fre e o o ym u Sales-Service Compliment of For the Fmest Men s Clothmg Furmshmgs 8. Accessorues STEVENS A SHEPHERD Mani Pay a Dally Vlslt to DAIRYLAND FARMS Ei GLEN LENNOX SHGPPING CENTER 34 Flavors of Ice Cream M All Kmds of 'L If M agolkiym Sandwnches . . Ill , . . . . 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C. 1360 On Your Dlol Comp! ments f E G MERRITTS SERVICE STATION S nce 1929 Hgy 15 501 South Phone 9 3 O61 Whe e e You Go W te e Yo Do Go d books a e as close THE INTIMATE BOOKSHOP E F o C pl en s ROSES 5 '10 25 STORE Compl ments of ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO S ce I 35 E opel Hull, N HARRIS CONNE CHEVRCLET IN Sales on d Se ffm-:vR0u2T,! D y Pho e 91 RS C Nght one on Wrecker ervc 9 8539 QW If . 1 0 I f ,' . in I ' r v r ha v r u ff' o r as Z , your nearest mailbox ' 205 . r nklin St. om im t - , I rvice i .-J 4- '--. I o 0 IW-- In 9 o n -94 165 , Franklin St. 1 i ph d S i e Ch ' . C. - FITCH LUMBER CO Ph e 9453 VILLAGE PHARMACY GREENE ELECTRIC C0 NU WAY CLEANERS plH Dy 9 3498 CHAPEL HILL BARBER SHOP NNNXNM fX Ba be d C F om agmop T Cfeufc at on Across from the Bus Station K5 ' Cha e iII's Scientific r Cleaners Phone - 2 ltd' Qmos, I G 7 5 40 Q ,fml Three r rs E g 1 C Air- onditioned f 'Fw 0 Everyone s In on the Roce 'ro SLOAN S AN I P 55X Dv INVX3 is f N7 ?X ffj Em Ni? 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Box 878 Ch Hill N th C li 'l-1 5 1 fr,-ss'4 4'-sxyx -K. N! ge ii um M in Sill Fm' 42125, SMITH PRE 0 TCLEA ERS Cl1c1pelHlll Tlre Co 3-T NYLGN 502 West Fronklm Street Phone 9 2621 Budget Terms One Day Factory Method Recappmg N4 ' I .' ' L4 , , , . 'Q f Y e .V , A .1 V ' 'S W , , ,--- nz' 1' 1 ' 'N f'---, - z '-:F-.. ef . fvx ff r f. 4 - 3235- ' i AY- K 55, . 1, A, 'L ff ,N ' kk 1 , ,. .1511 A.,- '4 .-,- -' ..-,Q .2 2 g ses X Q I f 2 'M Q: 'jf 'Q V, -11 44, x Li- E15-511 --1: . if I-34,4-!:::f'f Q at - ,W it- Vi 1 --Fl 1- H' .., 1. ' ' '- I- yt' -N -Q, Q-f we .V 13441 if qi -5-'23 r 'WT' ' 5- ...-1 . ffwvgut '- ' -----wk 11:31, , fini ,nn H 11 ff ,yn A 'FV ,341-2' 'Q H: YL. !!!!E .. V ' , wg-,v 1, - .af-1 xp, AV ',.,2gi..sQ-g:g.figf'fi 5-f.. 7' 'f 1'7 -. 3 ,f-' ' T14 u 0 0 r 'f I K' V ' L. f. , f41 .. . ,' -1 A ' YZ, X l ,V Vf. ,f Z1 . ,W . 'V ,ss . . 4 A, You are enhtled to o free comphmenfary demonstrchon of 81 Merle Norman Cosmehcs Sales and Servrce Mom Street Phone 9 686l Phone 8 774l I Carrboro Malls Corrbo o North Corolnno E A BROWN FURNITURE CO Furnlture of All Kinds Electrlcul Apphances and Floor Covermgs Farst Door from Cnty Holl lO6 W Rosemary St Phone 8 7l2l Cornpllments of CLARK S RESTAURANT y ,Q ' V,f,,, -:fe , IV X' -' t I 4, 4 ll I . ll V I' VJ fl f1,ff!V '1 ,EJ X rf V , V.. I V ' I ' 9 lAf4.lf 'A 0 ,M T, rl . I I G G I N S ARDWARE We Are Indeloted To Our Advertisers For Moklng This Book Possible TOWN SQ CAMPUS omplete Men's rnlshings Your Gift Shop s s if Fowler s Food Store Xa All CAROLINA CONSTRUCTORS and REALTY CORPORATION d W F Chapel H II N RIGGSBEE HINSON FURNITURE CO Pho e 9 3551 St eet N th Co ol BOUNDS STUDIO OF DANCE o! e B et Ball oo Ac obat Walla. 7Zaw0w med Q1-fn 7 Where Service Is a Saving ? , rl ,W S i , QL A I 'X 1 ' f- F I,...eg . I W 11, A n - Buil ers - Real Estate Main r 405 . ronklin Sf. Carrboro' Of I Inc i , . C. . h ' , H9 C umbio St. Tap To all ' r m r ic J f If ZWKEZUNO fu jglfi QJ34, , 5, rv -am! Q Congratulations Class of 58' 7K7flf AA ?J Sportswear Lmgerne Dresses Famous Labels WHITE GAKS DEPARTMENT STORE Carrboro, N C lr ,6 ,- Rn so C X i Q gi C CTLW C' , c ' r f 4 l I Mayo' I ' 1 7 4 .. 6,5 Of if . I ' . l fd ., K 4 W 1 W ' :Q W, of .C L : all-l' if T 'I fllfffl, 7 Your Store Clmxbxuws Of Better Quolmes I COMDANV 'NC rw Chapel Hull DANZIGER S And Remember A Gift from Danzlger ls a Compllment to Your Judgment F- L- Carolmca Inn Catering to the Communuty Meetings Partles Dances Owned and Operated by the Unlversuty of North Carollna .KA lr 1 1 ' 5? .1 W ,' ' '- ,' ' 'fi' S ' A M! V yd + fuer-1. 1 , . . I . . ,S I 'S fx, 3 P , me , t ' ,XL ' F 'L' 4 , X ,R - 'hir N ex ' ,- .- s 'V 1 X 'X 7 r ' 5 h ' X V I .J . i xx. . K MHXQI L M-'H-mmf Y Long Meadow a CHAPEL HILL DURHAM ROXBORO Vlslt Our Modern Dalry Store Chapel Hxll Yates Motor Com pan Dodge Plymouth Soles and Servnce 'ov' . T' W a !P'lxX'J ' X 0 my r . , if ' Xxx! yi X K X 'N f, x fu b fwfr!!! . Jw, , ,KD J Q, f u , I r-.,. In X. 1 5 fVJ55ff'r 'W 'Lf ' Wa? ' QQ . K 4' ,Qi FU ii l-13x ff L 431 W. FrankIin'Street -2 ,L ,U W L. LLLM gl L. L .,h- 'Q ,V A3 Congratulations to the Class of 58 TOM GARDNER 99 Q! Service ls Our Business :' W Franklin sf Phone 8457 was Bargains Toys New and Used Furniture Sports Equipment Clyde Duke s Furniture Exchange Records and High Fidelity Equipment 207 E Franklin Sf Chapel Hull, North Carolina 'U 6 1 JJ 7 nb cb W U -AP sp H ON lb Z 'W -7' dj' Mak, u W NF XQVN Ka SVS U KQMXW f For Anything m Food Its BRADY S -ff YL., uf! f 143 Wott s Motor Court And Restou nt J 1' LIHJOJ rw.. vs- umvsksrrv rLoRlsT fm, 1 ,ll his .ff 'XKT547 GI1 !XQ ,Q 4 J, tk Gm shop LEDBETTER PICKARD KLSA, T24 E Ffonknm Sf fa 7 Chopel H II I I THE LITTLE SHOP 7 ,T . U' T J A 'ii . A 1 I ,131 , f ' I ' T-,JV ' T L E V Juv fr: X X r f f 2-ff . ,bo N Af 5 I f T b al 4 A T it T 4, , X M - If 1 ' , l L 2 JY - . f J K . I I' i g ' . t 71 I i 5 f 3 f at ! 1 5 .Xia V I' fy T ,T I . STI? f -in Q' 1 ' M va X 'X Jn Q , 'E 7-'Ci,,f,-',,,,: Vifkfii- . fm..-V .. -K. I F N A' I , ' 'I 1 I,-'J , ,, iffy?-., ,fx f.. Cf 2' 'ks 4 ' T in J Q - x, 1, Ay , , Y I f 5 1 A . 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