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

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1935 YACKETY YACK FACULTY MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVER- SITY OF NORTH CAROLINA TERM EXPIRING APRIL I, 1935 Alexander B. Andrews, Dudley Bagley, Kemp D. Battle, J. A. Bridger, Mrs. Minnie Mclver Brown, C. F. Gates, Thur mond Chatham, V. G. Clark, R. M. Cox, Claudius Dockery Sam J. Ervin, Jr., Mrs. E. L. McKee, R. A. Doughton, C. A lonas, A. D. Folger, Kemp Plummer Lewis, Stahle Linn, L J. Lawrence, J. E. Millis, Judge J. J. Parker, Arthur M. Dix on, Chas. O. Rose, Mrs. Lula Mclver Scott, Fred L Sutton. TERM EXPIRING APRIL 1, 1937 Marvin Key Blount, J. L. Becton, J. U. Beatty, Jr., F. H. Coftev, .Mrs. Laura Weil Cone, H. G. Connor, John W. Clark, ' W. R. Dalton, J. P, Davis, R. R. Eagle, John Sprunt Hill, Mrs. Daisy Hanes Lassitcr, Henry M. London, Rev. Charles E. Maddry, Rev. J. Thomas Mangum, A. G. Myers, J. L. Nelson, Mrs. E. C. Gregory, C. W. Tillett, Jr., Francis D. Winston, Leslie Weil. T. C. Bowie, George R. Ward, John W. Aiken. TERM EXPIRING APRIL 1, 1939 •W. D. Bateman, W. H. S. Burgwyn, Burton Craige, John G. Dawson, Frank Dunlap, 0. Max Gardner, Harry P, Tr., A. H. Graham, Stuart W. Cramer, W. C. Woodard, T. Hartsell, J. M. Gamewell, John W. Hinsdale, G. L. Judge Isaac M. Meekins, Walter Murphy, Mrs. Kate I nolds, Lawrence Sprunt, Clinton W. Toms, St., W. T. Henry M. Robins, Haywood Parker, Vm. D. Merritt, Woolard, Charles Whedbee. Luther Lyerly, i. Rey- TERM EXPIRING APRIL 1941 S. B. Alexander, Miss Annie Moore Cherry, Hayden Clement, Josephus Daniels, Junius D. Grimes, R. O. Everett, ' C. C. Efird, ' William D. Faucette, Richard T. Fountain, •William T. Hannah, James A. Gray, George C. Green, ' R. L. Harris, Morrison, R. E. ' Little, A. W. McLean, Mrs. Lillie le. Harriss Newman, Clarence Poe, Mrs. May L. Tom- v, J. F. Spruill, Irvin B. Tucker, 1 Woodward, members of the Board elected last C. Meba linson. Miss Easdale Sh J. Kenyon Wilson, Grab: Stars ( ) represent nt- FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Frank P. Graham, R. B. House, W. DeB. MacNider. G. A. Harrer, E. W. Knight, D. D. Carroll, George Howe. A. V. Hobbs, G. C. Taylor, N. B. Adams, H. W. Odum. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES J. C. B. Ehringhaus Ex-officio Chairman Henry Manger London Ex-officio Secretary 1934: Miss Laura Weil Cone. .Miss Easdale Shaw, Haywood Parker. 1936: Josephus Daniels, Clarence Poe, Irving B. Tucker. 1938: Charles Whedbee, S. B, Alexander, Leslie Weil. 1940: John Sprunt Hill, Walter Murphy, John J. Parker.

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FACULTY 1935 YACKETY YACK. 25 Robert B. House Dean of Administration Ladies and Gentlemen of ' 35 : I write these lines in salute to you when spring in special abandon is decking with superlative beauty the scene of this final quarter of your undergraduate years at Chapel Hill, when all things move us toward the sentiment of imaginative comrade- ship under the seal of Carolina. Hard reality in the shape of killing frosts may yet mar these early beginnings of spring, but it can never destroy the spiritual lift of this beauty in which we participate now. Harder realities born of troublous tmies will certainly assail the idealism which gathers into spiritual momentum the mean- ing of Carolina to you, but they can never destroy the spiritual lift of your own best moments in the high adventure of this University. Insofar as students and faculty here have achieved unity and strength in the four years of your career, it has been by way of collaboration in searching the deep reaches of the spirit and in asserting and illustrating its ordering and formative power over the otherwise formless world of circumstance. Character, intelligence, imagination, achievement are great and dignified words, even in idle and abstract conversation. But in the traditions and daily working of this place at its best, they manifest themselves as principles of thought and action, inexhaustible in possibility, but beautifully immanent in the operations of the study, the classroom, the labora- tory, the library, and the manifold expressions of our work and play together. Through them we have achieved a more truthful, a juster, a more beautiful way of living and working together. May their power, in part associated with this campus which you now leave but more permanently fixed in that image of this campus }0U carr • with -ou, remain to you a resourc e of joy and comradeship forever. ' R- B- House

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FACULTY 1935 YACKETY YACK 27 e -(3Xj? THE SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS The College of Liberal Arts at the University of North Carolina occupies a position analogous to that of similar colleges in other American in- stitutions — it is the original unit from which the other schools have sprung. The University of North Carolina is the oldest state university in America. When the doors of the University were opened in 1795, it was as a college of Liberal Arts that it began to function. For many years prior to our recent enthusiasm for specialization. Colleges of Liberal Arts were the only form of higher education, but the increased demand for specially trained men has caused a widening and a division of the College of Liberal Arts. Briefly stated, its purpose is to develop the mind of the student and insure his intelligent action in later life. A full utilization of the opportunities af- forded by the college should make of the student a finer individual and a more thoughtful citizen. HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT Top Ko-ui: Frazer, Russell, Letter, Crittendon. Middle Row: Johnson, Jenkins, Wagstaff, Pegg, Woodhouse. Front Rozv: Garrett, Pierson, Robeson, Caldwell, McKinney. ill 1 f»- '