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

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OUR LEADERS Dr. Johnston, superin- tendent of the Chapel Hill School System, plays a most necessary part in the administration of our high school, whether presiding at school board meetings, hiring teachers, or boost- ing our morale at the ball games. Miss Marshbanks, our principal, is chief admin- istrator for the high school. Aiding her is Mr. Jaynes, assistant princi- pal. Besides performing their regular duties both Miss Marshbanks and Mr. Jaynes give a generous a- mount of time to advising and talking with students. Dr. Joseph M. Johnston Superintendent Perhaps the greatest in- fluence upon our lives at CHHS is that of our teach- ers. Not only do members of the faculty instruct us, but they advise our clubs, direct pi ays, chaperone our parties, oversee our projects, and give us ad- vice. In these ways they contribute to the enrich- ment of our lives and make us each better and more mature individuals. Miss May Marshbanks Principal Mr. Edward Y. Jaynes Assistant Principal 18

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The line-up . . . Mrs. Mary H. Blount Mathematics National Honor Society Mr. Donald E. Bailey Science Science Club Mrs. June Basile Spanish, History Language Club Mrs. Merriel H. Battle Biology Science Club Mrs. Beverly Culbreath Chorus Mr. Robert C. Culton Physical Education , v Mrs. Anne C. Dennis Business Courses Hillife Mr. Edward Y. Jaynes Distributive Education D. E. Club Mr. John D. Ellington History, Economics Debate Club Mrs. Marylin O. Karmel Art Mrs. Gaye S. Fisher English Mrs. Martha Gill English, Journalism Proconian Number 1 !