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

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROL.INA Ralph Dewev Ballew Hickory, X. C. Age, jo; Height, 6 feet Yi Weight, 151 German CUih ; EHsha Jilitchell SciehV tific Society: Catawba-Lincohi Cotint ' Chib, Secre.ary (4): Mathematical Club : American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Second Lieutenant Company D A1.1.EN Carithers Banner Mount Airy, X. C. Height, 5 feet 7 inches; Weight, 162 Di. Society ; Surry County Club ; Medical Society; X. i [ii i Ralph is a steady, hard worker, a good egg, a ladies ' man, and an elec- trician. He is Professor Daggett ' s righthand man in Electric Engineering Laboratory, and he spends all his time there or in somebody ' s ( . ' ) parlor. With his inventive talents and excellent ability, we will be surprised if he doesn ' t become a Marconi or an Edison, and perfect the mechanism to sink German submarines by wireless. ¥ 1 Tubby is a hard worker, is always happy and good-natured. He is a mem- ber of the Xaval Reserve. We expect arcut tnmgs of him.

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.|l■: sl■: ' k.m .n r.Aij.in Salemburg. X. C. Age, 24: Height. 5 feel 10 indies VVeght, 130 Sampson County Club:; Plii. Society; North Carolina Club; Commencement Debate (3); Winner laitra-Collegiate Debate; Debating Council. WlI.r.lAM P.AII.KN-, JK. Raleigh. X. C. oe ji ; Height. 6 feet 1 inch Weight. 158 Di. Society ;. German Club; President Pan-Hellenic Covncil ; Gorgon ' s Head; Coop; Uks; B6n. Sergeant Company D im. Baggf.tt: Here ' s to Baggett, a debater and scholar, a consistent worker, and a good fellow. He is not one of the conspicuous kind, but iias many friends. Unselfish, earnest, mindful of his own business, B. ggett moves steadily forward. Bill is ta ' l. thin, and good-natured ; he will do anything for his friends; and he has few enemies. W ' ith his half smile and a shrug of the shoulders he shoves his troubles out of the way. and seems to have succeeded very well witli- out them. He isn ' t strong on the activities stuff ; but it is the little things in the long run that have made hime one of ' Eighteen ' s uesr men. When you ' ve got the blues, and want an antidote, see Bailey.

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1918 YACKETY YACK ClEnom Festus Boyett Smith field, N. C. Age, 20 ; Height, 6 feet : Weight, 140 Johnson County Club, Treasurer (2), Secretary (3, 4); Class Basket-Ball (3) ; Class Baseball (3). VicTon Silas Bryant, Jr. Durham, N. C. Age, 19; Height, 5 feet 9 inches Weight, 150 Di. Society ; Assistant Editor Tar- heel (2) ; Yackety Yack Board (3) ; Class Football (i, 2), Captain (3); Class Baseball (2); President of Class (21 : Student Council (2, 3); Greater Council (2, 3); German Club: Com- mencement Marshal (3) : Ampho- terothen ; International Polity Club: Coop ; Golden Fleece ; Gimghoul ; E A ; Z k. First Lieutenant Company B ClEnox has one of the quickest minds in the Class. Those who know him best are continually vexed because he doesn ' t let others know him better : lor, once they do know him, they will regret not having known him earlier. He is always ready to do anyone a good turn ; and it is impossible to dislike him. His ready wit, his cordial laugh, his p,er- petual good humor, added to his keen judgment of men and of affairs, make us all want him to succeed ; and we believe he will. Since the first day that Vic came to Carolina, lie has been known for his genuineness. Love of hard work, coupled with generous fine feeling for his fellow-classmates, have placed him high in the esteem of Faculty and stu- dents. A Class presidency, high scholar- ship, two years on the Student Council, active interest in athletics, are marks that show Vic to be a Carolina man.