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

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In Explanation T HE Editors would like to call attention to the fact that the Art work in this hook has some conneetioii with the history of this Institution. Book I, Our rniversity, shows the artist ' s idea of the laying of the corner stone of Old East Building on Octoher lii, 1793, in which William R. Davie officiated. Book II, Classes, represents the first commencement on July 4, 1798. Seven young men were granted diplomas. Book III, Organizations, represents the first organization at the University. It was called The Dehating Society, and was organized June li, 1795. Book IV, Athletics, shows two students fencing, which was a pojmlar sport in the old days when long walks and, huggy rides were in fashion. The Dance shows how the lawn party of the eommeneenient of 1S79 was broken up, the people going inside to dance. Vanity Fair shows the delightful costumes which the fair ones favored when our rniversity was young. Due to the increasing size of this book, mistakes in the Classes section are practically unavoidable. So, to eliminate as many mistakes as possible, we have not arranged members of the classes alphahetically, Imt have inserted an index in the back of the book.

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DR. HARRY WOODBURN CHASE Pri-siilenI .. Ihf rnirersitii of .VorMi CarcUna