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

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--.1 -..... -.,z PROLOGUE For its elemental beauty and for a symbol of growth, we have chosen the tree as the theme of this 1963 HILLIFE. Trees, rooted in the soil, branch into limbs which reach up and out and flower from buds into leaves. In so many ways, trees are like men. We spend years in the roots of ourlives -- learning and grow- ing. If the roots are strong and deep, the tree can- not be swayed by fitful winds. So do we show the effect of inward, basic strength throughout our lives. And when we grow to maturity and our lives flower into usefulness, we are like that natural symbol, the tree. 6 . -uv: v - . , ,.., 1 B Q 11,1 '- sswf' -. mm 'w-wa' -va. ,, , X., -N? , -- rw,-n . ,.n ...F .,.-N... ..- -,,,,,,q,m ,', -,PM ..- -sflim-' .uit fy: , .. ' ,px 'Q' ',-gh, ' .gi 'WVR' ' diff., U..-. ,. f . - 'L 4211- Q. . H., '3' 59QfG'i '5 ' 1-,w Af f., Ag, A --. H., ,CQ '. if - Q - -- 'l 'Q'. T,, -1 '5f3,a l ' , '

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O r i e n t a t i o n leaders distribute copies of THE all Fall is beginnings. Trees shed summer leaves, but the buds of next year's leaves begin, hidden underneath the bark. X, My , BLACK AND GOLD, edited by Eva Lee Blaine, at left. Jock Laute re r, just elected homeroom officer, supervises voting for Homecoming Queen. as lg ' . gd -1 xi, 3 . , . ,QQ s 431 y, lr rv' x .9 C 'Q? sg - W-.iz 1. ...af Mrs. Peacock explains reference works as part of her annual library course. We began high school again, the seniors for the last time, the sophomores for the first, and the jun- iors --just again. Under the sponsorship of the Student Council, juniors and seniors prepared the annual Orientation Program for the more than 200 sophomores and other new students. Then school life began as a reality--curricular work started off with review, basics, and previews of coming topics of study. Sophomores took Mrs. Peacock's library course, homerooms elected officers, and whole classes met to choose new executives. The PRO- CONIAN came out for the first time, and the HIL- LIFES went on sale. Seniors received their rings, Lavergne took senior pictures. Mr. Smith from Delmar Company came to ,take the other classes' pictures. Clubs convened with new members and newgoals, and -- catastrophe! -- the P. A. system broke down. 8