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

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l oLt E.J4c ou6e f The number and variety of administrative problems faced by our crowded and complex university of today require the able and industrious administration of a man such as Chancellor R. B. House. Led by clear foresight and sin- cere desire to reach the best possible solution to problems that occur each day. Chancellor House has exhibited combined wisdom and practicality, working for a greater University.

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The Soles that Keep Us M HEELS on Our TOES To correlate the work of the two other deans, and to better guide the student body as a whole, the office of Dean of Students was created. Dean E. L. Mackie, former Dean of Men, took over this job, and with his cus- tomary industry and understanding he has successfully helped the students and commanded their respect and appreciation. Representing the Southern tradition of gracious ladies, Dean Katherine Carmichael has given able direction to the activities of women at Carolina. In her friendliness and genuine interest in each girl, she has shown her con- scientious effort to enlarge and improve the life of the Carolina coed. eJjean J ' yed l l e eai er Working closely with his own recollections of student life at Carolina, Dean Fred Weaver has given capable advice and direction to the problems and projects of the men of the University. His personal concern and eager ap- proach to all facets of his job have mode him a worthy and important influence on the life of the Carolina gentlemen.