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

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m ' E fet ' l that a peculiar responsibility devolved upon us in the duties of the I)ublication of this sixth volume of The Hellenian. With no experience in such an undertaking, we ha ' e used our feeble powers as well as we were able to do under the circumstances, and if we can add one laurel to the former editions we will not have toiled without reward. Whatever may be its imperfections, we have endeavored faithfully to avoid mistakes. We are glad that our task is done, and proffer our most earnest thanks to those who have given helpful advice and contributed in any way to the subject-matter and appearance of this annual, thus aiding in anything of merit it may possess. In the brotherly spirit of college fellowship we present this volume, trusting that the facts given shall prove interesting and the jokes furnish enjoyment. We invite a perusal of our labors in kindliness to our deficiencies, and sincerely hope that in coming days this souvenir of college life— its scenes, sports, and achievements — during the year ninety-five will serve as a pleasant and inspiriting reminder of college days gone. Proud of the prosperity and progress of our Alma Mater, chronicled in the annals of educational history, we rejoice in the year ' s benefactions which will add to her great usefulness and power. In this centennial year may the alumni and friends rally to her support by extending the scope of influence. Her past success only gives promise of the possibilities of the future. We believe that the student-body is bound together by such friendly ties of regard and common sympathy that the best interests and welfare of the University are upon their minds and hearts. We are, with cordial respect and every good wish for the highest personal happiness and success of our readers, The Editors.