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

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V ordsjfA I. The University II- Classes III. Organizations IV. Athletics V. Fraternities VI. Dances

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-}o fi;uiKyiA ENCLOSED you will find tlit- coiiteuts of tlu- U)32 Yack- ETV Yack, subject to your criticism or to your approval. It is a static piece of work, destined to remain as it is. That vitality and freshness which can he obtained from movement must ever be absent from its folds. Instead, we see but a mo- ment in the life of the University; and a moment which all of us will recall with a multitude of pleasure, but mingled with some misgivings because we did not take just a little more advantage of its opportunities. We, the members of the staflf, have achieved our reward in the enjoyment that we have had in putting this book togetlier. It contains no lesson of morality, nor is it a thing of great beauty. It is merely a group of memories which we hope will serve to forestay your old age just a little bit longer, and make your future recollections of the University just a little lit clearer.

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Dedication To Jolin Spruiit Hill the 1932 Yackety Yack is dtdicatt ' d in evidence of the high esteem in which he is held by University students of this generation. To the University Mr. Hill, since his graduation with the Class of 1889, has been a pillar of support, as alumnus and citizen, as trustee and benefactor. As an example of the manner in whicli he has enriched the University ' s life, last year, with Mrs. Hill, he gave the University in a most modest way the new music auditorium and its pipe organ. A further example of his University interest is evi- denced in the establishment and constant fostering of the North Carolina Collection of the University Library. As a member of the Executive Committee and chairman of the Building Committee of the University ' s Board of Trustees. Mr. Hill has ably devoted both time and energy in promotion of Alma Mater ' s welfare and the cause she espouses. In the spirit of his great service to his State, and in the spirit in which he has builded himself into his University, this 1932 Yackety Yack is gratefullv dedicated.