West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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Calendar of University Year 1 899- 1900. Jiirjf 2:!-. ' io Siiiiiiiier Quartei ' ly Recess .Iul 1, Snturday Siinimer Quarter begins July 1. Saturday Mat rirulation aiidlieyistration nf Students July 1, Saturday, 10 A. M. Quarterly Cdnvocation July 8, Miinday, s A. M. Reeit ' tions of Suuimer Quarter besin July 8, Miiuday Iiidepetidence Day, a luiliday Sept. -- ' Zi Quarterly Exaniinatiuus Sept. 22, Friday Summer Quarter ends Sept. 2;i :«) Fall Quarterly Recess Oct. 1, Sunday .... Fall Quarter begins Oct. 2, Monday Matriculation and Registration of Students Oct. 2, Monday, 10 A. M Quarterly Convocation Oct. 3, Tuesday, 8 A. M Recitations of Fall Quarter begin Nov. 23, Tliursday Thank.sgiving Day; a holiday Dec. 18-22 Quarterly Examinations Dec. a2. Friday Fall Quarter ends Dec. 2: -:il Winter Quarterly Recess Jan. 1, Monday Winter Quarter begins Jan. 1, Monday New Year ' s Day: a holiday Jan. 2, Tuesday Matri ulation and Registration of Students Jan. 2, Tuesday, 10 A. M .Quarterly Convocation Jan 3, Wednesday, 8 A. M Recitations of Winter Quarter begin Fell. 22, Thursday Wasliington ' s Birthday: a holiday March r -2.i .Quarterly Exandnations March 23, Friday Winter Quarter ends March 24-31 Spring Quarterly Recess April 1, Sunday .SpringQuarter begins April 2, Monday .Matriculation and Registration of Students April 2, Monday, 10 A. M .Quarterly Convocation April . ' !, Tuesday, f .V. M Recitations of Spring Quarter begin May .iO, Wednesday Memorial Day: a holiday June 11-15 Quaiterly Examinations June 14, Thursday, 8 P. M.,— Joint Debate Between Representatives of the Columbian and the Partlienon Literary Societies. June 15, Friday, 8 P. M., .Moot-Court June 1( , Saturday, 8 P. M., Regents ' Prize Declamation Contest June 17, Sunday, 10-45 A. M., Baccalaureate Sermon June 18, Monday, 1:30- 5:(H) P. M.,— Annual Exhibition of the Department of Drawing and Painting. June 18, Monday, 8 P. M., Scott Prize Declamation Contest June 19, Tuesday, 9:00—12:00 A, M., and 2:00— r):00 P. M.,— Annual Exhibition of the Department of Drawing and Painting. June 19, Tuesday, 10 A. M., Commencement Recital of tlie School of Music June 19, Tue.sday, 2 P. M., . . Competitive Drill June 19, Tuesday, 8 P. M., Inter-Society Contest June 20, Wednesday, 10 A. M., .Company Competition for Corps Colors June 20, Wednesday, 2 P. M., Field Day June 20. Wednesday, 8 P. M., Wiles Prize Oratorical Contest June 21. Thursday, 10 A. M.,— Commencement Exercises. Address by Dr. John Fisk:, of Cambridge, Mass. ; subject, Old and New Ways of Treating History. June 21, Thursday, 2 P. M, Alumni business meeting June 21, Thursday. 8 P. M.,— Illustrated Lecture, by Mr. Robarts Harper, of London, England; subject, Masterpieces of ' Architecture. June 21, Thursday, 9:151 ' . M., Commencement Reception in the Gymnasium

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Regents of The University. Term Ending 1901. John J. Davis, Clarksburg. James L. HAMiLL, Welch. John A. Campbell, New Cumberland. Term Ending ' 1903. P. C. Eastham, Point Pleasant. W. E. Powell, Pai-kersburj George C. Sturgiss, Morgantown. Term Ending 1905. James F. Brown, Charleston. A. H. Kvnst, Weston. Richard Randolph McMahon, Harpers Ferry. Officers of The Board. George C. Sturgiss, President, Samuel B. Brown, Secretary,- A. R. Whitehill, Treasurer. S. G. Chadwick, Auditor.