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

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1922 YACKETY YACK Tar Heel, ever unchanged by success and always standing with outstretched hand to welcome the boys he knew ' way back yonder in his college days when old Pres Battle was laying the foundation of the University of today. He was for quite a time a popular member of the Maryland Naval Reserves, hence the title Captain Emerson by which he is so well known in his adopted State. As a lover of athletic sports he has turned his heart back to North Carolina and given to our University Emerson Field, which enables us to play here bi- ennially on native soil, a great football game with the University of Virginia. On two occasions, Carolina has played this classic on Emerson Field, and each time more than ten thousand yelling football fiends have cheered Carolina on to victory, and yet on each occasion there has been deep regret that the generous donor of the field which made the game possible was not there in the great crowd to see not only the victory, but also the pleasure he had made possible for his native State. It is with pleasure that this issue of the Yackety Yack is dedicated to Cap- tain Isaac Edward Emerson, a loyal alumnus, whose splendid career in the business world. Alma Mater has always followed with deep interest and genuine delight. M. C. S. Noble Six

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