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

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War ' ' - ill SJ %j ; hi: ' ■ j| c , ■ 1 1 1 1 t — - t - 1 ffiffl F- Meet you after the game . . . Hark the Sound . . . fat, green hoxwoods, and the Morehead Patterson Bell Tower stands serene and steady, deep in the pines of Davie woods.

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Wild horses couldn ' t hold down the Carolina process. Youth and strength and vibrancy that means being worn down and always bouncing back for more enables this myth of growth to come true. Person Hall, its ivy covered brick and its flagstone patio, point to the arts, another direction in which to grow. .,- ' ' ? - % : - ! . .

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THE OLD Seen from ihe new brick walk that borders the aca- demic quadrangles, what used to be the Gymna- sium and now houses the struggling journalists, re- minds us of the changes that come . . . clay paths to brick walks, swimming pools to typewriters. ...THE flEW In actuality little more now than a hole in the ground, a few foundation walls, and a cornerstone, we look with hope toward the new field of learning and growth to be found with the completion in 1949 of the Morehead Planatarium.