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

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James Dowdex Bruner. Ph.D., Associate Professor of Romance Languages. A. B.. Franklin College. 1888;. ssistant in Latin. Georgetown College. 1885-86: Instructor in ilodern Languages. Franklin College. 1887-89: Student in Paris, 1891 ; Student in Florence, 1892: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Universi- ty, 1894; As.sistant Professor of Romance Languages. L ' niversity of Illinois, 189.3-4 : Profe.ssor of Romance Languages, L ' niversity of Illi- nois, 1894-95; As.sistant Professor of Romance Languages and Litera- tures, University of Chicago, 1895-99; Philanthrojjic Society. Archibald Hexdersox, A.M.. Ph.D.. Instructor in Mathematics. A.B.. A.M.. Ph.D.. Universitv of Xorth Carohna; Dialectic Society; Gimghoul: .V; .WP. Tho.mas Jame.s Wilsox. Jr.. Ph.D.. Instructor in Latin. A.B.. University of Xorth Carolina. 1894; Ph.D.. (Ibid). 1899. First Presi- dent . 6 : Dialectic Society. George McFarlaxd McKie. Instructor in Expression and English. Ciraduate of the Emerson School of Oratory: Edward Kidder Graham. Ph.B.. Instructor in Engli. ' h. Ph.B.. Univcrsitv of Xorth Carolina; Dialectic Society; Gorgon ' s Head ; lAK; .iH l . William Staxlev Berxard. A.B.. In. ' lructor in Greek. A.B., Univer.sitv of Xorth Carolina, 1900: Philanthropic Society: Gimg- houl; -I«, James Edward Mills, Ph.D., Instructor in Chemistry. A.B.. Davidson College. 1896; A.M.. Daviilson. mill)- I ' h.l).. University of Xorth Carolina, 1900; i-. James Edward Latta, . ,M.. Instructor in Phi . ' iics. Ph.B.. 1899; A.M.. 1901. Clarexce Albert Shore. B.S., In. tructor in Biology. B.S., 1901; -i :, ■iH ' l ' . Dialectic Society, Edward vox dex Steixex, Instructor in Physical Culture. Graduate of the Department of Physical Training. International M. C. A Training School, Springfield. JLiss.. 1900. Physical Director. . M. C. A., Xorthampton, Mass., 1899-00. Phvsical Director, Y. M. C. A.. Cum- berland, Md.. 1900-01. Palmer Cobb. Ph.B., histructor in Mexlern Languages. Ph.B., 1901; J i . « . Andrew Watsox Goodwix. M.D., Instructor in Clinical .Medicine. Henry McKee Tucker, M,D,, Lecturer on Obstetrics and Diseases of Children. Jame.s William McGee, Jr., M.D., Chief of Dispensary. Robert Sherwood McGeachy, A.B.. M.D.. Assistant in Surgery and Gynecology. Bexjamix Franklin Page, Assistant in Pharmacy. Richard Xixon Duffy, ' 02, Assistant in .M(ithemedics;Gorg.on ' s Head, - ; ' ' . Marvin Hexdri.x Stacy, ' 02, A. sistant in Mathematics. Robert Gilliam L. iifiiTEH. ' 02, Assistant in Geology. J h I-; HM , (iorgon ' s Head. Robert Arthur Lichtexthaeler. ' 02. Assistant in Geology. RoYALL Oscar Eugexe Davis, Ph,B„.4ss s oHf in Chemistry. Ph,B., 1901. Brext Skixxer Draxe. ' 02. Assistant in Chemistry, JA A ' ; .iw ; h.VA ' ; Gimghoul. Hugh Ham.mond Bennett. ' 03. Assistant in Chemistry. I AH. Dorman Steele Thompson. Ph.B., Assistant in Biology. Ph.B.. 1901. 1 ' ' . James King Hall, A.B.. Assistant in Engli. ' h. A.Vi., IQ0 , AH ' P. 19

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Charles Basker xlle, Ph.D., Smith Professor of General and Analytical Chemistry. B.S., University of North Carolina, 1892; Ph.D. (Ibid.) 1894; Graduate in Chemistry, University of ' irgima, 1890; Post Graduate Fellow, ' an(ler- bilt University, 1891; Fellow of the London Chemical Society; Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science; Master Ma.son; AH I ; JI E Gimghoul; Philanthropic Society; President North Carolina Section American Chemical Society; member German Chemi- cal Society; member Society of Chemical Industry; has published a num- ber of articles on subjects in chemistry, in Journal of the American Chem- ical Society, London Chrmiccd Neics, and Chemiker Zeitung; and School Chetnistrg. LsAAC Hall Mannin ' i.:. M.D.. Profissor of Physiology. Academic and Meilical Student. University of North Carolina, 1890-95; M.D., Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, 1897; in hospital work, Brooklvn, 1897-98; Phvsician. Atlantic Coa.st Line Railroad Hospital Work, 1898-00. In charge of A. C. L. Hospital Rocky Mount, N. C. 1900-01. Profe-s.sor of Phvsiologv, Universitv of North Carolina, 1901. Charles Alphonso S.mith, Ph.D., I ' mfissor of Knglish Loiigiuhy. Hubert Ashley Rovster. A.B.. .M.D., Dean of the Medical Department at Rah igli and Professor of Gynecology. Raleigh, N. C. A.B., Wake Forest College, N.C., 1901 ; M.D., L ' niversity of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1894; House Surgeon, Mercy Hospital, Pittsburg, Pa.. 1894-95; One of the visiting staff Re.x Hospital; Surgeon-in-charge. St. Agnes ' Hospital for Women and Children; Surgeon to Southern Railway : Meml)cr Raleigh Academy of le Hcinp, Medical Society of the State of North Carolina ; Tri-State Medical As.sociation of the Carolinas and ' ir- ginia; Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association; American Med- ical Association, N. C, Academy of Science (Southern): i-J; ' ' • -; Med- ical Fraternity (University of Pennsylvania.) Wiscoxsix Illixciis Royster, M.D., Professor of Medicine. Agustus Washixc;t()x Kxhx, M.D., Professor of Surgery. Richard Hexry Lewis. 1.1).. Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Lecturer on Gen- eral Hygiene. Kemp PLU LMER Battle, Jr.. . .B.. M.D., Professor of Diseases of th Ear.Xoseand Throat. THc L s RuFFix, D,C,L,, Associcde Professor of Law and Equity. Stuilent, I ' niversity of North Carolina, LL.B., Georgetown University; LL.M., Georgetown Uni ersity; D.C.L.. Columbia I ' niversity; .VJ ' ii. Gimghoul. Alvix Sawyer Wheeler, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Chemistry. A.B., Beloit College; A.M., Ph.D., Harvard; Graduate Student University of Chicago, and Cornell University. Philanthropic Society, IWII. Assistant, Harvanl University. As.sociate Professor of Chemistry. University of North Carolina, 1900. Charles Lee Raper, A.M., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Economics. Student in Ti ' inity College antl Columliia University; Professor, Greens- lioro Female College ; Fellow in Cohmiliia I ' niversity ; Lecturer in Barnard College, Columbia University. Has published The Church and Private Schools of North Carolina, ' ' NortliCarolina: A Royal Province, several book reviews in the Magazines; Alxmt ready for tlie press, A Study in English Colonial Government.

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Instructors in the Summer School Fraxcis M. Osborne, A.M., Instructor in English. Special Instructor in the Summer School 1902. Alex. nder CiR. H. M, A.M., (Superintendent Charlotte School.?), Instructor in Physi- ology. Edward P. Mo.ses, A.M., (Superintendent Raleigh Schools), Instructor in Reading and Primary Work. George A. Grimsley, A.M., (Superintendent Greenboro Schools), Instructor in English. Ernest P. Mangum, A.M., (Superintendent Wilson Schools), Instructor in Geography. Thomas R. Foust, B.E., (Superintendent New Bern Schools), Insti-uctor in Arith- metic and Algebra. J. E. Matheson, (Superintendent h rhani Schooh), Instructor in Latin. George F. Atkinson, Ph.B., (Cornell Univer.sity), Lecturer in Botany. Thomas Gilbert Pearson, S.B., (Guilford College), Lecturer in Ornitholo iy. Benjami.v Sledd, a. M., (Wake Forest College), Lecturer in English. D. H. Hill, A.M., (A. M. CoWege), Lecturer in English Literature. EuLER B. Smith, (Georgia State Normal School), Instructor in Enqlish Grammar W. R. Garrett, Ph.D., (Peabody Normal College), Instructor in Histon . J. Lu.strat, Bach, es Lett., (University of Georgia). Instructor in French. Margaret A. Johnston, B.A., (Beaufort Kindergarten Training School), Kinder- garten. Franklin Sherman, Jr., (State Entymologist), Lecturer in Zooloi ij. Charles Ledley, (Mar -land State XurmalCollege), In.-itructor inSlogd. Lecturers to the University — i 901-1902 June, 19U1. September 25, 1901. Mr. A. W. HA VKs, Sunsliine. October 12, Unircrsity Day, Col. T. W. Mason, ' 58, Orator. November 15, Mr. W. Hinton White, Au.straha. No ember 22, Prof. H. F. Finscott, Ph.D., Poetic Art in irgirs Aeneid January 3, 1902, Mr. E. C. Foster, Liquid Air. January 16, Prof. Wm. Cain, Mathematics HLstoricallv Considered. January 23, Alfred Night. Prof. Thomas Hume, D.D., LL.D., Alfred, the Teacher- King. Prof. Ja.mes C. MacRae, LL.D., Alfred, the Lawmaker. lEiiRrAKv 14, Dr. Paul B. Barringer, Some Pending Problems in Hygiene. February 20, Prof. Thomas Hume, LL.D., From Mystery t.i Sliakcsj)eare. February 27, Prof. Collier Cobb, Sand Reefs of the North Carolina Coast March 13, Prof. C. L. Raper, Ph.D., The South Economicalh- Transformed March 30, Prof. H. A. Rovster, M.D., Muscle. April 7, President C. D. McIver, The Educational Movement in North Carolina. Preachers to the University June, 1901. Baccalaureate Sermon, Rev. Carter H. Jones. Rev. E. PENDLETfJN Jones. Rev. T. J. Ogburn. Rev. J B. Dunn. Rev. C. S. Blackwell, D.D. Rev. a. J. Graham. 20