Texas Christian University - Horned Frog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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ADDRAN COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES DEAN Dean Jerome Moore, of the College of Arts and Sciences, is one of our more trav- eled deans. Besides going to Europe, he has been to such an interesting place as the Canary Islands. When he was in Europe, he went to the Sorbonne University, in Paris, and the University of Geneva, in Switzer- land. Since one of the subjects he is best quali- fied to teach is Spanish, he prefers Spain for professional purposes, if he were to give his own estimate of the countries he has visited. One of the books Dr. Moore has written was about 17th Century Spanish Ballads. He enjoyed France because he and his wife, who accompanied him, could ap- preciate it together more than they could any of the other countries. Twenty . I Jil, WEA 5, s :E l AddRan College of Arts and Sciences was the first to be established of eight schools and colleges which are located on the Uni- versity campus. Founded by Addison and Randolph Clark in 1875 at Thorp Spring, the school was originally named AddRan College, in memory of AddRan Clark, a son of Addison Clark. The State of Texas issued a charter to the institution under a revised name, Add- Ran Male and Female College, in April of 1874. The Christian Churches of Texas, hav- ing indorsed the school since its inception, assumed trusteeship in 1889. The name was then changed to AddRan Christian University. After the school had moved to Waco in 1895, it became Texas Christian University in 1902. A fire destroyed the main building Of the University in 1910, and T.C.U. moved to Fort Worth, occupying the present campus in 1911. Other schools and colleges were added later, and AddRan College of Arts and Sciences became the basic unit of Texas Christian University. , xg.. ff' v . rf JEROME A. MOORE Dean Moore, in view of his foreign travel, is a firm believer in American students going to Europe in order to foster interna- tional understanding. Doctor Moore received his Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania, and has been associated with the University of Texas, among other schools, before coming to Texas Christian University.