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

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H LLIFE Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . . ASSOCIATE EDITOR . . ADVISE R ....... BUSINESS MANAGER ........ ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER . . ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER . . SENIOR CLASS EDITOR ........ ASSISTANT SENIOR CLASS EDITOR . . . ASSISTANT SENIOR CLASS EDITOR . . . JUNIOR CLASS EDITOR ....... JUNIOR CLASS EDITOR .... SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITOR . . SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITOR . . SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITOR . . ACTIVITIES EDITOR -------- . ASSISTANT ACTIVITIES EDITOR - - BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR --------- ASSISTANT BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR . . . GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR .... A .... FEATURES EDITOR - - INDEX EDITOR ----- PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR - - PHOTOGRAPHER ---.- PHOTOGRAPHER ---- PHOTOGRAPHER ------------ SPECIAL EDITORIAL CONSULTANT . . . SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY CONSULTANT . . 4 . . .Jill Hickey . . Doug Johnston . . Mrs. Diane Cohen Jackie Jennings Bill Pendergraft Scott Thompson Lee Fambrough . Barry Archer . . Mickey Brown . .Marybeth Ellis . . Diane Woods . . .Sue Hickey . . Nixie Miller . . Martha Taylor Mary Helen Peacock Brent Blackmer . Grove Burnett Andy Johansson Susan Campbell . Linda Wheeler Nancy Saunders Jansen Buckner Carl Gottschalk . . .Paul Rhyne . . Jewel Smith .Myrt Trageser . . Bob Cadmus

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In Miss Wilkin's history classes one not only learns of past ages but also acquires experience in debate and research. Asking more from students than mere memoriza- tion of facts, Miss Wilkin requires that they grasp the trends and forces which shape history. Her objective is to make her stu- dents aware ofthe causes of historical events and of their effect upon history in order that they may observe the relationship between the past and the present. In addition to t e a c hin g , Miss Wilkin serves as the adviser to the National Honor Society. This year she was instrumental in organizing the Current Events Club, which features debate on modern problems. Last year, after regular school hours, Miss Wilkin taught World histo r y to interested s enio r s , even though the course was not offered inthe curriculum at that time. Above all, Miss Wilkin is noted for her wit. Her legendary acquaintanc e with Tommy Jefferson is a familiar topic of conversation among Miss Wilkin's scho1- ars, deacons, and scalawags. Besides her genuine interest in her students, Miss Wilkin's lively comments and spontaneous expressions, notably Whoo t' day, make her students particularly fond of her. i 5 1 5 I M-W.-..--,.,, s fs 3 my

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