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

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Vol. XI UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 21 James Ambler Speight Assistant in Histologv Charles Eugene McIntosh Assistant in History Edgar Willis Turlington Assistant in Latin Robert Willis BobBITT Assistant in the Library Foster Nugent Cox Assistant in the Library Clarence Walton Johnson Assistant in the Library Columbus Washington Eagles Pittman Assistant in the Library Walter Darsey BarbEE Assistant in the Library James Talmage Dobbins Assistant in Physics Alexander Little john Feild Assistant in Physics Gordon Wesley Thompson Assistant in Physics Orren Williams Hyman, A. B Assistant in Zoology Lee Franklin Turlington Assistant in Zoology OTHER OFFICERS Thomas James Wilson, Jr., Ph. D Secretary of the Faculty Louis Round Wilson, Ph. D Librarian Frances Randolph Archer Assistant Librarian Robert Baker Lawson, M. D Director of the Gymnasium James Richard Allison Assistant in the Gymnasium Albert Edgar Woltz, A. M Bursar Charles Thomas Woollen Proctor Thomas James Wilson, Jr., Ph. D Registrar

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20 THE 1911 YACKETY YACK Vol. XI Thomas James Wilson, Jr., Ph. D Associate Professor of Latin A. B.. A. M., Ph. D.. University of North Carohna; Graduate Student, University of Chi- cago (Summers, 1903-06); Registrar. University of North Carolina; Di. Society. William Stanley Bernard, A. M Associate Professor of Creek Student, Virginia Theological Seminary (Episcopal) ; A. B., A. M., University of North Car- olma; Librarian, Ibid.; Graduate Student, University of Chicago (Summer, 1906); Phi. So- ciety; Odd Number; G.mghoul; Phi Delta Theta. INSTRUCTORS AND ASSISTANTS George Kenneth Grant Henry, A. M Instructor in Latin John GroVER Beard, Ph. G Instructor in Pbarnmc}) Jonas MacAulay Costner, A. B Instructor in Mathematics Hampden Hill, S. B Instructor in Chemistrv Vl IAN LeRoy Chrisler, a. M Instructor in Phvsics Theophilus Randolph Eagles, Jr., A. B.. . .Instructor in Mathematics William Henry Fry, A. B Instructor in Ceolog ) George Mark Sneath, A. M Instructor in English John Nottingham Ware, A. M Instructor in French Charles Scott Venable, A. B Fellow in Chemistry John Wayne Lasley, Jr., A. B Fellow in Mathematics George Alexander Wheeler Assistant in Anatom Wortham WyatT, a. B Assistant in Bacteriology John Archibald McKay. ' Assistant in Botany Robert Lee Hunter Assistant in Chemistrv William Lewis Jeffries, A. B Assistant in Chemistrvi Thomas Palmer Nash, Jr., A. B Assistant in Chemistr]) William Augustus Rudisill, A. B Assistant in Chemistrv Charles Alexander Vogler Assistant in Geo ogij Cyrus DunLAP Hogue, A. B Assistant in German Da ' ID Bryan Sloan, A. B Assistant in Histology

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June 6-July 16 June 16-August 26 August 31 to September 3 September 5-7 September 8 October 12 November 24 December 22 191 I January 2-3 January 4 January 16-26 January 27 February 22 April 29 May 15 May 27 May 28 May 29 May 30 September 6-9 Summer Term for Teachers. Summer Law School. I ' VcJneiJa to SaturJa)) — Examinations for Removal c Conditions. MonJa ) to IVeJnesda}) — Entrance Examinations. Regi Iration. Thursday — Lectures begin. H eJnesJa)f — University Day. Thanksgiving Day. ThursJay — Christmas Recess begins. Monday and Tuesday — Registration. IVcdnesday — Lectures begin. Mid-Year Exammations. Friday — Lectures begin. fTeJncsJai;— Washington ' s Birthday. Saturday — Selection of Commencement Orators. Monday — Last Day for Delivery of Graduating Theses at Registrar ' s Office. Saturday — Senior Class Day. Inter-Society Banquets and Reunions. Sunday — Baccalaureate Sermon. Sermon before the Y. M. C. A. A onJay— Alumni Day. Meeting of the Board of Trustees. Inter-Society Debate. Tuesday — Commencement Day. Summer Vacation begins. Wednesday to Saturday — Examinations for Removal of Con- ditions.