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

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WILLIAM STANLEY BERXARD. A.M., Associate Professor of Greek. A.B., L ' niversity of North Carolina, 1900; A. M., ibid., 1904: Student, University of Chicago. Philanthropic Society; Order of Gimghouls : Odd Number Club of 2T; Librarian. L ' niversity of North Carolina, igoo- ' oi : Instructor in Greek, 1901-05. S ' -iQ. JAMES DOWDEX BRUNER. Ph.D., Professor of Roiiuiiice Languages. Student, Georgetown, Ky., College; A.B., Franklin College; Student in Paris and Florence ; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. Philanthropic Society; Modern Language Association of .America: Assistant in Latin, Georgetown, Ky.. College; Instructor in Franklin College; Professor of French. University of Illinois, Assistant Profcs- sot, University of Chicago. Editor of The Phronology of the Pis- toiese Dialect, Chauteaubriand ' s Le Deriner . bencerage, Feuillet ' s Le Jeune Homme Pauvre, Victor Hugo ' s Hernani. I ' -i9. WILLIAM CAIN, A.M.. C.E. Professor of Mathematics. -A.M.. North Carolina Military and Polytechnic Institute. C. E. Philanthropic Society ; Amerivan Society of Civil Engineers ; Profes- sor of Mathematics and Engineering, Carolina Military Institute. 1874- 1880; Same, South Carolina Military Academy, 1882-1889; has pub- lished works on Applied Mathematics, mainly ; Theory of Voussoir Arches, Solid and Braced Arches, Retaining Walls, Stresses in Bridges, Notes on Geometry and .•Mgebra, Brief Study in The Calculus. COLLIER COBB. A.M., Professor of Geology and Mineralogy. A.B., Harvard, 1889; A.M., ibid., 1894; Student. Movine Biological Laboratory, Annisquam, 1885. Philanthropic Society ; Fellow, Geological Society of . merica ; Asso- ciation of American Geographers ; . merican .Association for .Advance- ment of Science; Member, Boston Society Natural History; Technology Club of Boston; Harvard Natural History Society; Wautauga Club: Sons of Revolution; Union Pacific E.xpedition to Fossil Fields of Wy- oming; Assistant, Geological Survey, 1886-1892; Superintendent City Schools, Wilson. i885- ' 86; Assistant in Geology, Harvard. i8S8- ' go: Instructor in Geology and Paleontology. Mass, Instiute of Technology. i890- ' 92; Instructor Bo.ston L ' niversity, i890- ' 92; .Assistant Professor of Geology, University of North Carolina, i892- ' 93 ; Lecturer in Geolog . N. C. State Normal Schools. i884- ' 88; Same, Harvard, Kno.xville, North Carolina Montreat and Biltmore Forest Summer Schools. Has published various works and treatises on Scientific Subjects; President N, C. .Academy of Science, 1907.

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ISAAC HALL MANNING, M.D., Dean of Medical Sclwo! at Chafcl Hill and Professor of Physiology. Academic and Medical Student. University of North Carolina. 1890- ' 95 : M.D., Long Island College Hospital. Brooklyn, 1807. In hospital work. Brooklyn. i897- ' 98; Physician Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Hospital Work, 1898-1900: Head Atlantic Coast Line Hospital, Rocky Mount, X. C. 1900-01. DAVID HOUGH DOLLEY. A.M., M.D., Professor of Histology and Pathology. . .M.. Randolph-Macon, 1898; M.D.. Johns Hopkins L niversity, 1902. Dialectic Society; Gorgon ' s Head; Resident Pathologist, Charity and Lakeside Hospitals ; Assistant Demonstrator of Pathology. Western Reserve L ' niversitv, Cleveland, Ohio. -ie. WILLIAM DeBENNIERE M.vcNIDER. M.D., Professor of Bacteriology and Pliannacology. M.D., University of North Carolina. Gorgon ' s Head; Assistant in Biology and Demonstrator in Anatomy, University of North Carolina; Instructor in Medical Diagnosis and Chemical Pathology, ibid.. Raleigh. N. C. ; Visiting Physician to Rex and St. Agnes Hospitals and Pathologist to St. Agnes Hospital. - ' . CHARLES STAPLES MANGUM, A.B., M.D., Professor of Pharmacology and Demonstrator in .inatoiny. A.B.. University of North Carolina, 1891 ; IM.D.. Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. 1S94. Gimghoul; President Hare Medical Society of Philadelphia; Assis- tant Demonstrator of Anatomy. Jefferson Medical College, i894- ' 95 ; Professor of Materia ledica. University of North Carolina ; Pro- fessor of Physiology, ibid.; Assistant Surgeon Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co.. Pa., 1896-1900; Professor of Anatomy. L ' niversity of North Carolina; Resident Physician. Philadelphia Polyclinic, i894- ' 95 ; Same, University of North Carolina since 1900. Z-I ' . 14

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WILLIAM CHAMBERS COKER. Ph.D., Associate Professor in Botany. B.S., South Carolina College, 1894; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1901 ; University of Bonn, igoi- ' o2. Assistant in Botany. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Long Island, :Sg5 : Botanist for the Bahama Expedition of the Geographical Society of Baltimore. 1903 : Contributed the Botanical Section in The Bahama Islands, lacMillan Company, 1905. BK. EDWARD KIDDER GRAHAM. M.A., Assoiiatc Professor of Englisli Laitgiiagi 1898; L ' niversity Scholar. Co- 1903 : Graduate Student, ibid., PIi.B.. L ' niversity of North Carolina, lumbia University, 1902-03; M.A.. ibid., igo4- ' o5. Dialectic Society ; Gorgon ' s Head ; North Carolina Literary and His- torical Society; Librarian, University of North Carolina, 1899-1900; In- structor, ibid.;., 1899-1903. BK, 2AE. JOSEPH GREGOIRE DE ROULHAC HAMILTON. Ph.D., Associate Professor of History. M.-A.. L ' niversity of the South ; Ph.D.. Columbia L ' niversity. Dialectic Society ; KA.. Gimghoul ; American Historical Association ; North Carolina Literary and Historical Association; Southern History Association. ARCHJBALD HENDERSON. Ph.D.. Associate Professor of Mathematics. A.B.. University of North Carolina. 1898; A.M.. ibid.. iSgg- Ph.D., ibid.. 1902; Graduate Student. L ' niversity of Chicago. 1902-03. Dialectic Society; Gimghouls; North Carolina Literary and Histori- cal Association ; North Carolina Academy of Science ; Instructor of Science, LTniversity of Chicago; Instructor in Mathematics, L ' niversity of North Carolina; Mathematics Medallist. 1897; Engaged at different times upon work in North Carolina and United States Geological Sur- veys; Contributor to Journals and Magazines, scientific and cultural, . merican and foreign. -N. tEK. 16