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

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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

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-V-7 ,, , v'W'3 SWr ,xv-1. i?17i2MCMXIV , MOCQASIN 'J The Future of the University F t Arg lt? liU'l'URE o I' the University is assured, President John L .,eA FN- ' I. haue made that a certainty. The financial independence T QJ6, ol the University is his monument. Strongly backed by J QP' v . i ., 5 , , the men ol' wealth of the Church and the City and State, his , .. ...Q . - hx, N - -W lin-inci-11 leadership easily enlisted the su ort of hundreds hs.. .c A Us ot' men of means and vision. Hundredgpalso of those of meager resources showed their faith in him and in the enterprise. The result in 1912 was a new additional endowment of Sf-300,000 and a guaranteed fund of t5200,000 for new buildings. The subscriptions have been paid with great readiness and in accordance with contracts. Within two years more, all will be paid and we shall see the Half Million Dollar hope of President Race metamorphosed by the generosity of the citizens of Tennessee into new buildings and a strong faculty of instruction. For in education, as in war, money is the sinews. Uhr, 1514 glllnrfggin gi recognition of his herculean task and significant success salutes President ace. Our Board of Trustees is a second guarantee for the future of the University. Fortunate indeed is that University which can show a roll of names of Trustees of equal strength, energy and vision with that of ours. The future success, the good name, the distinction of the University are theirs to foster. With our Board of Trustees, Whether it be a matter of construction of laboratories or of courses of instruction, the utmost confi- dence may be felt that the most recent and approved ideas alone will find expression. ' A A third guarantee for the future of the University is the close relation of our faculty to the civic and social life of the City and the Conference. The University is making itself a part of the City's daily life. Chattanooga is a manufacturing city, and therefore, the Department of Chemistry has its laboratory always at the service of local scientific investigators. Many a YOL1I1g man is supporting a mother and family at his desk in a down-town skyscraper, but he is also a college student, for the University provides for his special needs, classes in the late afternoon that he may acquire a thor- ough English education or, if the needs of his business require, a working knowledge of Commercial Spanishf Some of our graduates will teach in the City or vicinity. For this reason, courses in pedagogy are given that they may master the best modern methods. The Department of Oratory and Public Speaking of the College works in public programs frequently under the patronage of civic organizations. The study of History is carried