Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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IAN. FEB. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY NIAY MAY MAY MAY JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE Saizzrday . Movzday . flfofzday . Thursday Thursday . . Th2z1'sfz'ay-Safzwday 71AZL7'SCZ,6l-jf . Jlfonday . f3'z'a'ay . Salnrday . Sznzday . flfmzday . flfmzday . Yinesday . . Tuesday . PVed1ze'sa'ay . 1897. The First Term ends. The Second Term begins. W'ashington's Birthday. Anniversary of the Philo- sophic Society. Commencement Exercises of the Dental Department. 4. Commencement Exercises of the Medical Department. First Entrance Examinations for the Session 1897-98, Academic and Pharmaceutical Departments. Founder's Day, Contest for Founder's Medal Qeveningj. Final Examinations begin. Celebration of the Literary Societies. Young Prize Medal Qeveningj. Class Day. Commencement Sermon. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trust Q9 A. MJ. Alumni Day. Business Meeting Q10 A. M.jg Public Exercises feveningj. Contest for the A. L. P. Green Medal fro A. MQ. Annual Address before the University Body Q8 P. M.J. Commencement Day. The Commencement Sermon, June 16, 1895, was preached by the Rev. Albert Carman, D. D., of Ontario, Canada. The Annual Address, June 18, 1895, was delivered by Chauncey M. Depew, LL.D., oft New York. 16

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MAY MAY MAY SEPT. SEPT. SEPT. SEPT OCT. OCT. Nov. DEC, JAN. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR. Thzwsrlay-Sa!m'rIay Mofzday- Dlfcrivzescirzy Wednesday . . Tkzwsday . fllonday . Thursday . Tbzufsday-Sunday . I896. First Entrance Examinations for the Session ISQ6-97 Academic, Biblical, Law, Pharmaceutical, and Engi neering Departments. O Second Entrance Examinations for the Session 1896-97 Academic, Biblical, Law, Pharmaceutical, and Engi neering Departments. The First Term begins in the Academic, Biblical, Law Pharmaceutical, and Engineering Departments. The Session begins in the Medical Department. The Session begins in the Dental Department. Thanksgiving Day. Anniversary of the Dialectic Society. Christmas Vacation from the evening of WCd11CSd3jf December 23, to the morning of Monday, january 4. I5 I

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OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION AND GOVERNMENT. FACULTY. JAMES H. KIRKLAND, -A.M., PH.D., LL. D. Chancellor and Professor of Latin Language and Literature. South Avenue, Campus. JAMES M. SAEEORD, M. D., PII.D. CYaleJ, Professor of Natural History and Geology, and Dean of the Pharmaceutical Department. 301 South Spruce Street. WILLIAM M. BASKERVILL, A.M., PII. D. QLeipsicj, Professor Of English Language and Literature. Centrav Avenue, Campus. WILLIAM J. XIAUGHN, A. M., LL. D. Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, and Librarian. 7 West Avenue, Campus. WILLIABI L. DUDLEY, M.D. Professor of Chemistry, and Deall of the Medical Department. 37 Wesley Hall, Campus. COLLINS DENNY, A. M., B. L. Professor of. Mental and Moral Philosophy. 6 West Avenue, Campus. A. R. HOHLFELD, A. M., PH. D. QLeipsicj, Professor Of Germanic Languages. 9 West Avenue, Campus. HERBERT CUSHING TOLMAN, PH.D. QYalej, Professor of Greek Language and Literature. ' 48 Wesley Hall, Campus. JOHN DANIEL, M. A. Professor of Physics. 139 Wesley Hall, Campus. J. T. MCGII.L, BS., PHLD. Adjunct Professor of Chemistry. IOS Wesley Hall, Campus. FREDERICK W. MOORE, PH. D. CYaleJ, Adjunct Professor of History andiEconomics. 144 Wesley Hall, Campus. AUSTIN H. MERRILL, A.M. Adjunct Professor of Elocntion. 2142 West End Avenue. THOMAS ATICINSON JENKINS, PILD. Instructor in Romance Languages. 2oI2 West End Avenue. WILBUR F. TILLETT, A.M., D.D. Vice Chancellor, Professor of Systematic Theology, and Dean Of the Theological Faculty. South Avenue, Campus. GROSS ALEXANDER, S. T. D. Professor of New Testament Greek and-Exegesis. 2 West Avenue, Campus. O. E. BROYVN, A. M., B.D. Professor of Biblical and Ecclesiastical History. 3 West Avenue, Campus. J. H. STEVENSON, B.A., D.D. Adjunct Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Exegesis. 68 Wesley Hall, Campus. THOMAS H. MALONE, M. A. Professor of Equity Jurisprudence, Corporation and Commercial Law, and Dean of the Law Faculty. Vanderbilt Building. R. MCPHAIL SMITH, M. A. Professor of Common, Statute, and Constitutional Law. 3122 North College Street. ED. BAXTER, Professor of the Law of Evidence, Pleading and Practice. Chamber of Commerce Building.