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

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-ll. Selling the World's Finest Chocolate made the richer. The money that was made was used to finance projects. Students, teachers, and parents work together to improve the school at the P. T. S. A. meetings. if , On Saturdays the junior Y-Teens work in the P. T. S. A.'s Thrift Shop. V M ,W V .n 3' ' V I I A Z M A i g , y i L ,A inf'-gguy . t 4 - , ' L 'I f- 'N nn----'1-'-N -1- 1, f ff i l. . .. fi M ,Q Qi , ' , , , Zig f 1 , . tr S- ' Q X Q- ,rz '1 1 . nff' A Q My K Q V .., Q . , vgfrwyli li .2 Y s 13. S. C. A. different sys 4, .1 r 5 Y-Teens give service to the com- munity by collecting money for the March of Dimes. 1. Q , On Halloween night over 150 students collected S900 by trick-or-treating for UNICEF. ACTIVE PARTICIPATICDN IN CDRGANIZATICNS. .

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' ,,,ws:ww-fWM r Clossroom i9A69Af5 Life in the classroom proves to be a worthwhile part of the high school curriculum. The wide range of subjects taught at Chapel Hill High includes trades, academics, arts, and home economics. Everyone works diligently, keeping up the tradition of high scholastic standing of CHHS students. While living and learning this year, the Seniors could hardly forget Miss Lewis's tales of England and her love for King Alfred. English teacher. 'Eyes on the copy . . . begin. Sen1ors find Miss Lewis a fascinating Through courtesy of Charles Dickens, the Freshmen became well ac- quainted with David Copperfield. The chemistry classes will never forget the balancing of molecules in equations. All in all, the knowledge developed in the classrooms on the long road to graduation is enriched both in profundity and humor. I i