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

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The Class of 1904. HISTORY is made up of the lives of great men. A deeds has brought the historian into iluable Department of Physics of this University h department might be able to demonstrate more clearly Jos ' ever much of this data, many famous deeds of the • m and left to the tradition of Cumming generations, yet in ti In the beginning we were without form and ind dai of every one. This darkness descended upon us from the Sophoi those days when the Sophomoric spiril aid Lei thei A man — one Cox was chosen to li 1 from th in large letters upon the walls, among which we - ' 04. In that day, one hundred days One hundred days passed, and this was called tl riti, On our return from home Christmas, each man Chapel Hill, we were informally I n by we were still Freshmen and long before we 1 these officious characters had given us a cl The night of February 2 2 came and we were all ' bosom parade in Cameron avenue. In this N themselves with great credit to their only who were on the hill; many of the number v the old Episcopal Church, while others ha life fifty days passed, and this was called the Spriri Spring Term wen ne year. In the second year we returned, feeling th That of helping tho e who needed help. In those da Y M I no Bureau of Information, hence th sibilit) properly registered fell upon us. Kenan, from the great work of that year, and throughout it all wi darkest hours, though it was sometimes wi mdercd if thai Guy would - In the third year the great loss in our number fell on psychology. A man from Moore, called Mel Then the fourth year came, and no sooner had Robin began to complain and demand that a sign their inferiors. Accordingly.it was ordered that each mai in addition, that each man have a lib -id, in tl clothe himself with a sombre robe and his head with All things were done and every man wen ' we have reason to hope that each way d. 18

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Senior Class Roll. Allard, Harry Ardell Oxford, Mass. Twenty-four years: one hundred and sixty pounds; five feet ten inches : Scientific work : Philanthropic. Archer, Gray Chapel Hill, N. C. Nineteen years ; one hundred and forty-five pounds ; five feet eight inches ; Dialectic; Tennis Association. la Betts, Clarexce Edward Albemarle, N. C. Twenty-two years ; one hundred and sixty pounds ; five feet nine inches: Dialectic; Y. M. C. A.: Historical Society; Tennis Club ; Class Poet ( 4 V. Bohannon, Ernest Fraxk . . Winston-Salem, N. C. Twenty years ; one hundred and sixty pounds : five feet eleven inches; Chemistry; n K A; Chemical Journal Club: Shake- speare Club: Yackety Yack Editor (3); Marshal (3); V. M. C. A. : American Chemical Societv. 19