University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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r I i GOVERNOR R. GREGG CHERRY In his biennial message to the North Carolina General Assenihly, Gover- nor Cherry dearly stated that he is the friend of higher education and advocated physical improvements and higher teach- ing compensation to insure the continued excellent standing of the Greater Univer- sity. Though he is rarely on our campus in person, we are happy that he is in Ra- leigh looking out for the interests of Woman ' s College. It is heartening to know that he is our educational and ] olitical friend. Administrative GOVERNOR R. GREGG CHERRY DR. FRANK PORTER GRAHAM or Dr. Frank as Greater University students lovingly call him, holds a special place in the hearts of Woman ' s College students. By his friendly nianner. his warm sincerity, and abounding interest in the progress of Woman ' s College, we have come to regard him as a loyal friend. It is in eager anticipation that we await his visits to our campus. It is with inspiration and renewed hope that we go away from his speeches. One of the South ' s leading educators, Dr. Frank has done much for our Greater University, for his state, and for his southland. l)K. FRANK PORTER GRAHAM »20

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MR. WILLIAM D. CARMICUAEL. JR. It is (|iii| - :i joli lo li:ilaii ' - tlic lMi l ; ' t ol ' ho {ireal an iiiHlitiilion aH the tircalcr I liiix-i-Hily »l INorlli Carolina, luit Mr. Killy (larnii -liai-l iloc8 a Mplt-ndid jol of it. Wr a rc fjlad wlirn lir ronx ' H lo hvv um, for liin cliarniin pcrHonality and jolly cnlliiiHiaHni lo riincli to lift uh over tli«- luinipH. CHANCELLOR WALTER C. JACKSON To us. Dr. Jackson is our li« ' st I ' riend and most al li ' loader. Indeed, his personal manner, his devo- tion to our college, an l his optimistic spirit are the core of our e«dlege life. He is always ready to listen to our ideas, t«) fjive us a guiding hand, an l lo serve our hesi interests. His spirit is hest summed up in his oft expressed desire that Woman ' s (College shall remain a Woman ' s (College second to none. MISS HARRIET W. ELLIOTT Before we came to Woman ' s College, whether we were from this state or any other, we knew ahout Miss Elliott. Before and during the war she worked for the interests of her college, her state and for her nation. In- ternationally known. Miss Elliott is a capahle leader. She is keenly interested in her girls and anxious that they develop into responsible citizens. We are grateful for her spirit. Officers . . . Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Seven MR. WIIXIAM D. CARMICHAEL, JR. CHAINCELLOR WALTER C. JACKSON MISS HARRIET . ELLIOTT 21 ♦