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

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CiyLElMBiyg, University Calendar, 1 901-1902 June 2. JUXK o. SiDiihn . Baccalaureate Sernidii. MoikIiiii. Debate between the Rcprcsinitatives of tlie Pliilaiithmpic and Dialctic Literar - Societies. JiiNF. 4. Tupsday. Meeting of the Board of Trustees. Anniversary of Alumni. Senior Class Day. June o. Senior Speaking. Walfusday. Commencement. September 9-14. SKi ' ' ri;Miii;R Septemher K 1(1. 1 September 12. September 14. October 12. October 12. November 28. Christmas. Rece I ' xaniinations for the Removal of Con- for Admis- Monday to Saturday ditions. 10, 11. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday sion into the College. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday. Lectures begin. Saturday. Assignment of Rooms. Saturday. University D. y. Saturday. President ' s Reception. Thursday. Th. nksgiving D.w. from Deceml)er 23. 1001. to Januar - 2. li)0 1 )02. J. NU. RV 2, 3, 4. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Registration. J. Nu. RY 3. Thursday. Assignment of Rooms. Fei!RU. ry 22. Washington ' s Birthday. Ivxaminations Registration.

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The first state Geological survey of Xorth Carolina was by Denison Olmsted in 1824 and then by Dr. Mitchell, when it was discontinued. Rev. Dr. James Phillips was Professor of Mathematics from 1826 to 1867. when he fell dead on the rostrum in Gerrard Hall, when he was about to offer up prayers. His son, Rev. Dr. Charles Phillips, who was many years Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering, was chairman of the faculty 1875- ' 76, the first year of the reopening. The University is the only Southern State University not closed during the war. It was clo.sed when the old faculty was turned out in .July. 1868: reopened Janu- ary, 1869, closed again February, 1871. By the Constitution of 1868 the Board of Education elected the trustees. By constitutional amendment in 1874 the election was given to the General A.ssembly. The trustees then elected reopened the doors in September, 1874. The greatest number of students before the war was in 1857-8. 461, of whom 168 were from other states than Xnrth Carolina. The greatest number since the war was in 1900-01, 529. have Ijeen as follows : The Presidents of the Universit Joseph C. ldwkll, D.I).. Robert Hett Chapman. D.D.. Joseph Caldwell, again, David Lowrey Swaix. LL.D.. Solomon Pool, D.D., Kemp Plummer Battle, LL.D., George Taylor Winston, LL.D.. . Edwin Anderson Alderman, LL.D.. Francis Presto.n ' ENABLE, Ph.D.. 1804- ' 13. 1813- ' 17. 1817-35. 1836-68. 1868- ' 74. 1876-91. 1891-96. 1896- ' 00. 1900-

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Trustees Charles Brantley Aycock. Go emor, President ex-officio of the Board of Trustees. Richard Hexry Battle. .... Secretary and Treasurer. Members ot the Board 1901. Alexander Boyd Andrew s. Jacob Battle. Richard Henry Battle, LL.D., Joseph Pear.son Caldwell. Julian Shakespeare Carr, William Henry Day, Warren Grice Elliott. Henry Elias Falson, AUGUSTUS Washington Graha.m. Alfred AVilliams Haywood. Edmund Jones. Thomas Alexander McNeill. Thomas Williams Mason, Paul Barringer Means. Lee S. Overman, James Parker, Thomas Buckner Pierce, Louis Julien Pkot. M.I).. John Andrews Ramsay, James Sprint. AiiNF.R Alexander, LD. IOOl ' . Christopher Thd.mas Bailev. James Edmunds Boyd, Charles Alston Cook, John Thomas Hogan. Thomas Jefferson Jkro.mi:. Thomas Franklin Lloyd, Robert Brl ' ce Peebles. Harry Skinner, Elihu Anthony White, Ed.mond Spencer BLACKiiiKN. William Hyslop Su.mner I urgw vn, John Washington Graha.m, John T. B. Hot)VER. James Barlow I lovd. James Montraville Moodi , James Bion Schulken. Zebulon Baird Walser. Stephen Otho Wilson, Francis J)onni:ll Winston. George Edwin Butler, Ben Franklin Dixon, M.D., Rufus Alexander Doughton, Stephen Porter Graves, Francis W. Hancock, Virgil Stuart Lusk, Edward Hughes Meadows, ' n.LIA- I HdHBS CH. DHOrKN. Claudius Dockery. Hiram L. Grant. Robert Terelius Gray, Thomas Bernard Keogh, William Thomas McCarthy. Benjamin Sidney Mitchell.