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

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UNIVERSITY BOOK ONE 1932 YACKETY YACK

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In Memoriam PANIKI, RAYMOND COLEMAN ' 60 Belleville, Ontario, Canada John Qvincey Adams Wood ' 73 Elizabeth Cit.v. N. C. Roderick Bki.ton .John ' 80 Fayetteville, N. C. Chari.e.s Randolph Thomas, -Tr. ' 81 Waj-nesville. N. C. .Tamks Marshall Powkll ' S] Goldslxiro, N. C. Robkrt Walkkr Smith ' 92 Hertford, N. C. Samuel L. Davis, Sr. ' 9-2 High Point, N. C. Charles Robehson ' 94 Greensboro, N. C. Robert Love Thompson ' 94 Raleigh, N. C. .LiiNzo Borden Grantham ' 9. Rocky Mount, N. C. Hkrman Gilbert ni:n.ii. S Asheville, N. C. JosEi ' H Sutti,e Wray ' 97 Gastonia, N. C. Pre De. Kemp Funderbitrk ' 17 Monroe. N. C. AuousTiNE ' William Folgeb ' 17 Buenos Aires. Argentina William Allen Erwin, .Jr. ' IS Durham, N. C. William Georce Brinson 19 New Orleans. La. .John Milton Lvtch ' 20 . Rowland, N. C. .Stephen Ruffin Cole ' 21 Chapel Hill, N. C. Orren .Iasi ' er Winstead ' 21 Elm rit.v, X. C. John Mi-C ' Jntoi ' K Dick ' 83 San Antonio, Texas William Polk McGehee ' 82- ' Denver, Co o. William Donald Mi Ivir ' SJ John Lawrin James ' 00 Laurinburg. N. ( ' . William Berry Jones ' 02 Alamo, Tenn. Frederick Griffin Kellev ' Birmingham. Ala. William Litti e Tankkrsley, ' 84 ChapHl Hill, N. C. Wade Hampton Whitley ' 05 Lorenzo .James Bell ' 2 Chapel Hill, N. C. Roy Cowan Sink ' 27 Winston-Salem, N. C. [Bs. W. Hill Shine ' 28- Chapel Hill, N. C. Georoe Bly ' THe Morris ' 07 Goldsboro, N. C. WiLiJAM Sillers Thompson ' 88 Sallon, Nevada E. J. Barker ' 11 Rowland, N. C. JrLius Johnston ' 15 Yanceyvil ' e, N. C. MOEJJAN P. MOORER ' 33 Washington, D. C. Wilbur Kenneth Moore ' 34 Stanley, N. C. Williams Cooper ' 31 Oxford. N. C. Daniel .Jackson Olite ' 34 Annapolis, Md. I Kenneth Moore ' 34 Stanley, N. C.

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The Inauguration of President Graham ' I HE inauguration of Frank Porter Graham as tlie eleventh president of the University of North Caro- Hnn was held in Kenan Memorial Stadium the morning of November 11, 19 ' 31, befoi-e an audience of over five thousand people. A most impressive ])art of the ceremony was the long and colorful ])rocession which gathered in groups from all parts of the campus to the starting point in front of the librarv. from which it jjassed beneath the new Morehead-Patterson Memorial carillon and ])roceeded on to Kenan Memoi ' ial Stadivun. In this procession appeared rcjirc- sentatives of the student i)odv, members of Dr. (irahanrs graduating class of 1909, Uni ersitv ahunni marshaled bv Judge Karle Rives, officials of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, state officers and members of the (icneral Assemi)lv, University trus- tees, several hundred delegates of iniivcrsities, colleges, and learned and professional so- cieties tiu-ougliout the state and nation witli several i-e])resentati cs from foreign coun- trii ' s, tiie faculty of the Univei ' sity, Dr. Graham and the various speakers, and the student body. Bishop J. Kennctli Pfohl opened the ceremonies with an invocation, after which Gov- ernor O. ] Iax Gardner, who was j)residing, introduced Haywood Parker, representative of the trustees, who in turn presented Dr. Graham. The Honorable W. J. Adams, As- sociate Justice, in the aijsence of Chief Justice W. P. Stacy, administered the oath of