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

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SSNQBQ 'WG W5 Many of our 1963 Wildcats began their football training in the eighth grade under the direction of Coach Perry. A native Chapel Hillian, Coach Perry graduated from Chapel Hill High School in 1949. He lettered in basketball, baseball, and football as aWildcatg and later he earned a degree in physical education at the Uni- versity of North Carolina. Coach Perry returned to CHHS six years ago and taught us physical education in the seventh grade. During the next two years, he coached our boys in football. When we entered high school, we had physical education class with him in the new gymnasium. As sophomores the boys entered interscho- lastic competition in basketball, and last year, under his direction, the baseball team captured first place in Conference competition. During the summer months, Coach Perry gave us driving lessons. Sometimes he came to school several hours early so that We could drive the practice Lark a little while longer. This year Mr. Perry works at the University of North Carolina as a housing official, but he still maintains his strong ties with the high school by frequently attending Wildcat games. Although he is no longer an of- ficialpart ofChapel Hill High School, we would like to make Coach Perry an honorary part through this HILLIFE dedication. 2

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DEDICATION MR. RUSSELL PERRY The Senior Class dedicates the 1963 HILLIFE to someone who has shown great interest in us and in the life of Chapel Hill High School. Al- though he is now working with the University of North Carolina, we re- member him as a coach, a teacher, and a friend. In appreciation for his guidance and service to our class and to the entire school community, we recognize Mr. Russell Perry. - 3