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

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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.

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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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' Dr. Frank ' i PRESIDENT GRAHAM Q . N THESE DAYS of war when Carolina more than ever needs guidance, inspiration and foresight, it turns to Dr. Frank Graham. For the problems that seem beyond solution he finds answers, drawn from his under- standing of people and principles. He was a Marine in the last war and he knows how to fight. On the War Labor Board in Washington, he wages a personal fight for justice. On week- ends he comes home to Chapel Hill, to set the University in order, to give Caro- lina the faith it needs for today. During this period of disintegration and confusion his influence is a binding force. His patience, his gentleness, his firm beliefs, bring people and forces together in cooperation, where only discord existed before. His endurance, his vitality and his wisdom are directed towards winning a total war, a total peace in the days that follow for Chapel Hill, this nation and the world. 10