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

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I KILL RVICE Allen, Charles Bonner, ' 35 Bailey, Abbott Kenyon, ' 38 Beckham, William Moore, ' 43 Bledsoe, Thomas Ruffin, ' 41 Boushell, John Heck, ' 10 Boyette, Norment Glenn, ' 38 Briggs, Oliver David, ' 39 Condermon, Robert J., ' 39 Cooner, Bunyan Randolph, ' 37 Crabtree, Bynum Griffin, ' 44 Dees, Fred, Jr., ' 41 Dickerson, Edward Ray, II, ' 40 Doty, Frank deBavier, ' 41 Dover, George Loris, ' 37 Ebel, Irwin Stutz, ' 43 Fennegon, Samuel Edgar, Jr., ' 42 Gaston, Phillip Means, ' 41 Hall, Alonzo Cleveland, Jr., ' 40 Harris, Milton Bernard, ' 43 Hecht, Morris, ' 38 Hollowell, Christopher Wilson, III, ' 36 Howard, Walter Robert, ' 41 Hutchinson, Charles Jockson, ' 41 Jones, Hamilton, ' 41 Kephart, William Perry, ' 37 King, Preston Randolph, ' 41 Klingman, John Graydon, ' 37 Lackey, Walter Jackson, ' 26 Mclnnes, Robert Craig, ' 38 Mann, William Lee, Jr., ' 43 Mayo, Reuben Elbert, ' 43 Morrison, James Eugene, Jr., ' 42 Morrow, Thomas Lacy, ' 14 Muse, Curtis Marley, ' 30 Putney, William Witt, ' 42 Rancke, Henry Charles, Jr., ' 35 Robertson, Foy, Jr., ' 40 Rosenbloom, Robert Luke, ' 41 Rose, John Lawrence, ' 42 Thompson, Williom Manley, ' 41 Young, William Caldwell, ' 43 Winkler, Harry, Jr., ' 41 MISSING IN ACTION ■ower, John Calhoun, Jr., ' 37 Brittoin, James A., ' 45 Brown, Walter Earl, ' 34 heek, Marshall Reid, ' 42 Clifton, William Thomas, ' 43 Felton, Ralph Almon, Jr., ' 42 L§ommans, George Henry, ' 40 rant, Roger Alpine, Jr., ' 41 icock, William Owen, Jr., Ilingsworth, Lloyd Dixon, andis, Piatt Walker, ' 33 l dsey, Archie, ' 41 ' l Ward, Love, Claude Lorraine, Jr., ' 40 Mackie, Wiley Theodore, ' 41 Marshall, Hunter, III, ' 41 May, Richard Alvis, ' 42 McFadyen, William Monroe, Jr., ' 38 Palmer, Horace, ' 39 Peiffer, Carl David, ' 38 Robinson, Percy Watkins, ' 36 ' 40 Seawell, Edword Harding, ' 38 Jr., ' 42 Shepherd, Marshall McLaney, ' 40 Tomlinson, Archie Benbow, ' 40 Vann,JohnC. M., ' 10 William Freeny, ' 41 I

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AT CHAPEL HILL (jyim ' 43 — ( i f ' 4-4 The foundations of student government shook under the strain, down- town eateries were crowded to the bursting point and beer was scarce — of whiskey there was none, but somehow fun and classes went on and the Carolina education — 40 per cent books, 60 per cent extra-curriculars — was not neglected. One thousand Navy V-12 students, 300 Marines, 200 N.R.O.T.C. stu- dents, 800 male civilians and an equal number of coeds, 1,800 Pre-Flighters, first 200 Pre-Meteorology students and later in September, 275 A.S.T.P. men in the Area and Language School, the forty-odd civilian pilot trainees who left in July, 75 Army med students and a smattering of potential Navy doctors — this was Chapel Hill in 1943-44. GOAT DAYs

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! ' Pete ) DEDICATED TD DEAN ROLAND B. PARKER . 7 oR guidance and friendship today ' s stu- dent body looks to Dean Roland B. Parker. Since war began his responsibilities have increased, for the problems that face the individual students, the student body as a whole, he accepts as his own. More than any person outside the staff, Dean Parker has aided in the building of this year ' s Yackety Yack, and it is with grateful appreciation that this book is dedicated to him. In a sense this is his Senior year, for it was four short years ago that the present Dean of Men came to Chapel Hill. Because he is a symbol of the highest devotion and friendship, because he is human as well as efficient, Pete Parker holds the respect, admiration and love of the Carolina student body.