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

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JatWic u € dedicate . . . TO THESE MEN WHO HAVE SO GIVEN OF THEIR LIVES, ENERGIES, AND DEVOTION WE HUMBLY DEDICATE THIS BOOK THAT IT MIGHT SERVE AS A REMINDER TO SUCCEEDING GENERATIONS OF STUDENTS HERE THAT THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF SUCH MEN HAS COME THE GREATNESS OF CAROLINA. THE LIFE BLOOD OF SUCH MEN AS THESE HAS TRULY BEEN THE LIFE BLOOD OF THE UNIVERSITY. AS THE UNIVERSITY IS DEDICATED TO THE FURTHERING OF OUR DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH EDUCATION, SO THESE MEN HAVE DEDICATED THEMSELVES TO EDUCATION THROUGH THEIR SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY. MAY THE EFFECT THESE TWO MEN HAVE HAD ON OUR UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY BE FELT AT LAST ON THE WORLD COMMUNITY. THEREFORE, WE HUMBLY AND GRATEFULLY DEDICATE THIS, THE SIXTY-FIRST VOLUME OF OUR YEARBOOK, TO WILLIAM dk BERNIERE MacNIDER AND WILLIAM CHAMBERS COKER. Staff of 1951

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UJlUiam CokcY B.S.; Ph.D.; LL.D.; D.Sc. Kenan Research Professor of Botany, Emeritus Chi Psi, Phi Beta Kappa Associate Professor of Botany, 1902-1907 Professor of Botany, 1907-1920 Kenan Professor of Botany, 1920-1944 Founder and Director of Coker Arboretum President of the Highlands Biological Laboratory, 1933-1944. Fellow of the American Association of the Advancement of Sciences. ' W - UJUUcurt mctcllidG i M.D.; Ph.D.; LL.D. Kenan Research Professor of Pharmacology, Emeritus Sigma Nu, Phi Beta Kappa Kenan Professor of Pharmacology, 1905-1950 Kenan Research Professor of Pharmacology, 1920-1950. Dean of Medical School, 1937-1940 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences. American Academy of Arts and Sciences American College of Physicians

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THE CONSOLIDATED UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA i ' riiversily iij S ' oilli Caivliiia nt LHAi ' LL iiiii, . .Now i.iiioliiin Collei; uf -li i ii uliuii atid Engineering at ralku.h . The Woman ' s College nl ckeensboro CORDON r.RAY, Presideni WILLIAM D. CARMICHAEL, JR. Controller atid Buiiness Manager TO THE CLASS OF 1951: I am grateful for the opportunity afforded me by the Yackety Yack to extend miy greetings to all Carolina students of this University generation. I shall always have a particular affection for you who have been a part of Carolina this year, because you are the first student body I have been privileged to serve as President. Especially do 1 wish to bid Godspeed to those who will not again be students here. You are the first of perhaps many, many thousands with whom I will have had a special affinity; may Heaven ' s blessings attend you as you leave this campus. And nnay you take a bit of Carolina with you, and keep it always in your hearts. To all of you, wherever you may be, good luck. Sincerely, Gordon Gray President