University of Tennessee Chattanooga - Moccasin Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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it 1 x Q y Y' 56753 MCMXIV MO CLCASIN 3? Vi . , 1 Q , g . SEPTEMBER 11 SEPTEMBER 13 SEPTEMBER 15-19 Nov. 27-30 iinc.J 28 NOVEMBER 1913 ' - Formal opening of the College. - Annual reception to new students. - G. A. R. Encampment Recess. - Thanksgiving Recess. p B - Upper Classmen's picnic. ' lg 6 1 V N P. 31 Aw. DECEMBER 12 - University of Chattanooga admitted into the Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association. ' DECEMBER 16 - Annual Football banquet at Hotel Patten. DECEMBER 18 - Annis Prize Debate Contest. DEC. 19 to JAN. 5 - Christmas Recess. 1 9 1 4 JANUARY 19-24 - Mid-year Examinations. . JANUARY 26 - Second Semester begins. FEBRUARY 6 - Constitution of Student Body Organization adopted. FEBRUARY 13-Department of Oratory presents for its annual play The Rivals. f FEBRUARY 17 - Death of our beloved instructor, Dr. G. T. Newcomb. FEBRUARY 27 - Patten Oratorical Contest. ' ' MARCH 3 - Alliance Francais organized. APRIL 3 - Chattanooga Savings Bank Inter-Society Contest. APR. 10-14 finc.J - Easter Recess. 1 . APRIL 24 - Tennessee Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Contest. MAY 21-27 - Final Examinations. 3 MAY 30 - Annual excursion on Tennessee River. ll MAY 31 - Baccalaureate Sermon. JUNE 1 - Annual Meeting of Board of Trustees. s JUNE 2 - Commencement. JUNE 3 - Alumni Reunion. E S R e R WB A -1 A 2 A .1 3 if

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'ii'fL'?35fr VT QMMWJ, 1- W1 , is us e 4.1 I MCMXIXfj IVXOCQASIN Trustees of the University Name Address Term Expires J. W. ADAMS .... Chattanooga . 1914 CAPT. H. S. CHAMBERLAIN . Chattanooga 1914 JOHN PEARSON, D. D. . Cincinnati, O. . 1914 HON. J. A. FOWLER . Knoxville . 1914 R. H. RUST, D. D. i . . Cincinnati, O. . 1914 HON. HENRY C. BECK . Chattanooga 1914 if BISHOP J. M. WALDEN . Cincinnati, O. . 1914 HON. T. C. THOMPSON . Chattanooga 1914 HON. H. CLAY EVANS . Chattanooga 1914 J. D. WALSH, D. D. . Chattanooga 1915 C. L. PARHAIVI . . . Knoxville . 1915 J. E. ANNIS . . . Chattanooga 1915 BISHOP T. S. HENDERSON . Chattanooga 1915 J. W. FISHER . . . Newport, Tenn. 1915 FRANCIS MARTIN . Chattanooga 1915 G. D. FRANCISCO, D. D. . Knoxville . 1915 W. E. BROCK . . Chattanooga 1915 H. S. PROBASCO . Chattanooga 1915 WILLIAM BANFIELD . Beaver, Pa. 1916 JOHN A. PATTEN . . Chattanooga 1916 BISHOP WM. F. ANDERSON . Cincinnati, O 1916 J. W. BAYLESS . . . Athens . 1916 HERMAN FERGER . . Chattanooga 1916 JOHN H. RACE, D. D. Cincinnati, O. 1916 Z. W. WHELAND . Chattanooga 1916 J. J. MANKER, D. D. . Athens . 1916 R. B. DAVENPORT .... ' . Chattanooga 1916 OFFICERS OF THE BOARD 'H. S. CHAMBERLAIN ........ President J. E. ANNIS .......... Vice-President J. A. FOWLER . Second Vice-President H. C. BECK . . . Secretary J. A. PATTEN . ........ Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE J. H. RACE H. S. CHAMBERLAIN FRANCIS MARTIN J, E, ANNIS T. S. HENDERSON J. W. BAYLESS J. A. PATTEN , ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE H. S. CHAMBERLAIN . . . A . J. E. ANNIS . . l . . . . - FRANCIS MARTIN, Treasurer . Deceased. .ft QQ G Q Q . Term Expires 1914 Term Expires 1915 Term Expires 1916 Q

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,f-'ffx .X -X-51 5672- MCNWY QQASIN - i. -f14.,,?AN9q0 f-Q1 The Uffer ofthe College glow O BE AT HOME in all llfY'I,f23pg5 lands and all agesg to count Nature a famil- iar acquaintance, and Art an intimate friendg to gain a standard for the appreciation of other 1'11G1'1,S Work and the criticism of our owng to carry the keys of the World's library in your pocket, and feel its re- sources behind you in Whatever task you undertakeg to make hosts of friends among the men of your own age Who are leaders in all Walks of lifeg to lose your- self in generous enthusiasm and co-operate with others for com- mon endsg to learn manners from students who are gentle- men, and form character under professors Who are Christians - this is the offer of the College for the best four years of your life. -President Hyde of Bowdoin College. :LN VY ,,, it es Q Q QU Q ga c