University of North Carolina Chapel Hill - Yackety Yack Yearbook (Chapel Hill, NC)

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Green. — Di. Glee Club, ' 93. Heath. — 1. X. Di. HOLLOWAY.— Phi. HORNE, C— ' ) . r. A. Phi. HowELi,. — .. f. Phi. Historian Fresh. Class of ' 95. KuiBALL.— Phi. President Soph. Class of ' 95. Sec. -Treas. Fresh. Class, ' 95. Glee Club, ' 93. Kluttz — 4 ' . r. A. Di. McAU-STER, J. W.— A. T. S2. Di. McAlister, W. C. — Di. McKiNNE. — Phi. 2d Vice-Pres. Soph. Class of ' 95. Glee Club, ' 92 and ' 93. McRae.— Di. Mattocks.— i. X. phi. Editor Hellenian, ' 93. Moore. — Di. Myers. — A, K. K. Phi. Sub. Ball Manager, ' 92. Nicholson. — Phi. Northrop. — Di. ist Vice-Pres. Soph. Class of ' 95. Patterson. — 2. a. E. Di. Sub. Ball Manager, ' 93. Bus. Mana- ger Glee Club, ' 93. Price.- S.X. O. H. Di. Sub. Ball Manager, ' 92. Pruden.— A. K. K. O. H. Phi. Sub. Ball Manager, ' 92. QuiCKEL.— Di. O. H. Richardson. — Phi. Robertson. — K. A. O. H. Di. ist Sub. Ball Manager, ' 93. Base Ball Team, ' 92 and ' 93. Rollins. — Phi. RUFFIN. — A. T. 12. Di. Sub. Ball Manager, ' 92. Sanford, V. L. — K. A. Di. Scott, W. L.— Di. Scott, J. V.— Di. Sh.annoxhouse, F.— i. X. Di. Sh.annonhouse, R. — Di. Shelton.— Di. Steele. -. x. Di. Stronach.— A. T. il. Phi. Sub. Ball Manager, ' 93. Thompson, H.— Di. Sec. Historical Society. Turner.— . K. 1. O. H. Phi. Pres. Fresh. Class of ' 95. .Sec- Treas. German Club, ' 93. Bus. Manager Hellenian, ' 93. 1st Sub. Ball Manager, ' 93. Warren. — Phi. Weaver. -Di. Weil.— , r. A. Phi. Wills, G.-Phi. Zacharv.— Di. Glee Club, ' 92 and ' 93.

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CLT SS ••• OF ••• ' rSINETV-F=I Ze ©las9 Colors. Pink and Light Blue. Jilotto. ' Cor Uxum, Viae Diversae. ' llcH. Boom ! Rah ! Ray ! Boom ! Rah ! Rive ! Sizz, Boom, Tiger, Ninetv-five. ©fficcra. A. B. KIMBALL, President. T. C. NORTHROP, First rice-President. F. B. McKINNE, Second Vice-President. T. D. BRYSON, Treasurer. JOE E. ALEXANDER, Historian. L. C. BROGDEN, Oratror. C. W. BRILES, Poet. H. C. BRYANT, Essayist Orirtfls iloU of 05. Alexander. — Phi. Rep. ' 93. Historian Soph. Class of ' 95. Aston. — Di. BaTCHELOR. — 11. H. n. Phi. Orator Fresh. Class of ' 95. Borden. — 7,. -t-. Phi. BovcE. — Di. Briles. — Di. Prophet Soph. Class of ' 95. Brogden. — Phi. Prophet Fresh. Class ' 95. Orator Soph. Class of ' 95- Bryant.— Di. Essayist Soph. Class of ' 95. Brvson. — Di. Sec.-Trcas. Soph. Class of ' 95. Carpenter.- Di. Carr, F. L.— i. X. Phi. Carr, J. 0.— Phi. Poet Fresh. Class of ' 95. Carter.— Phi. COTTEN.— S. A. E. Phi. Glee Club, ' 92. Dawson. — Phi, Grah.am. — Z. . Di. Sub. Ball Manager, ' 93. Graves.— 5:. x. Di.

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H-I-S-T-O-R- V ( IKE all other classes the first thing we experi- I 1 enced on returning to the University last Sep- tember was a loss of numbers. We entered in ' 91 with eighty-eight members; we now have only fifty-two. Among the new students whom we were glad to welcome as class-mates were Messrs. Aston, Boyce, Bryson, T., Graves, Heath, McAllister, W., Scott, J., Shannonhouse, F., and Thompson, H. But what was wanting in numbers was compen- sated for in bouyancy of spirit. To realize that the dreaded name of Fresh ' ' had given way to ' ' the name of dreaded Soph was indeed a thing of beauty and a joy forever. We have continued the policy inaugurated by the preceeding Sophomore Class in regard to hazing new students. No timid student need now hesitate to leave his paterfamilias ' coat-tail for fear of being changed to the complexion of the sons of Ham , or of trying his vocal organs before a ' ' select committee ' ' preliminary to getting on the Glee Club or winning the declaimer ' s medal. It is sincerely hoped that the example set by the preceeding class will be followed by every succeeding one. It is hardly within the sphere of the historian to record future events, lest he mistake the signs of the times and err in his judgment, but a true historian is not only a mere recorder of facts, but must look into the future. Hence, if our class prophet will kindly pardon us for this slight encroachment upon his rights, we firmly believe that, looking forward with pleasure to the season when second French and Conies are over, under the present excellent management of the Univer- sity, we will return next season with as many men as we now have in our class and with high hopes and bright prospects for the future. Historian of ' 95.