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

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is F' 'L ADMINISTRATIGN As sole administrator of Chapel Hill High S c h o ol, Miss Marshbanks directs every phase of school life. She assumed the duties of assistant principal and secretary, in addition to her regular ones as principal, when the School Board had to cut school expenses. Last year before school opened Miss Marsh- banks spent much time preparing sched- ules, arranging classes, and organizing the faculty. During National Education Week QNo- vember 11-17J, Chapel Hill's Future Teachers Club cited Miss Marshbanks for her outstanding work both as a principal and as a former teacher. , sin? . gs.. 5 QP' .1 -Af! ' l .ir 1 is 9 '5 ,yu if x 'Q n . ,ur 4 0 ,sig 4. vi' 31,1 . Y 5 .1 Y x 5'Bi4 w+ C fm , i Q., .rg W Q Y I 5 E i'I p l Dr. Howard Thompson Superintendent of Schools -s .X Miss May Marshbanks Principal Dr. Howard Thompson's list ofprojects for his first year as Superintendent of Chapel Hill City Schools is a long one. Because he feels that courses for non- college preparatory students -- 40'Zp of all high school students -- are neglected in the curriculum, he intends to institute a technical program next year. He plans to solve the problem of the lack of student parking space by demolishing the building for special education next to the high school. A badly needed new library and a new administration building are also in CHHS'S future. Dr. Thompson's main goal is Main- taining what we have at the present time and making plans for the projected 5,000 pupils in the Chapel Hill school system.