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

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

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Chapel Hill Senior High Offers Varied Because we feel that opportunity char- acterizes our lives in Chapel Hill, we have chosen this as the theme of the 1964 HILLIFE. The school, university, and town continually offer us opportunities- -academic and rec- reational. Chapel Hill Senior High School is noted for its rigorous academic program, demand- ing of each student efforts equal to his capa- bilities. Some students gain motivation from the university and from the challenge of higher education that it presents. Others seek the opportunities in training programs which are offered by our b u s i n e s s com- munity. Whichever the choice, CHSHS pre- pares us to utilize the opportunities in both areas. LL