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

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EULTY 0 HOWARD SUTTON, Modern Languagesg Radio Committee. I WILLIAM O, SWAN, SR., Chemistry. I TERRELL TATUM, Modern Languagesg Radio Committeeg Curriculum Com- mittee. First Row: Second Row: 0 GODFREY TIETZE, Philosophy and Religion. 0 THERESA WALLER, Historyg Publications Committeeg Standards and Evaluations Committee. 0 IRENE WHEELEY, Home Economicsg Student Activities Committee. GRADUATE STUDE 4? HASKEW STANTON, B.M. Organ student of Miss M cl lwraitb 4?

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LTY O OLIVER HODGE, Modern Languagesg Stand- ards and Evaluations Committee. 0 CLAUDINE JEULIN, Modern Languages. O E. S. LIND- SEY, Englishg Chairman of Chapel Committeeg Graduate Studies Committeeg Honorary Degrees Committee. Second Row: O J. VV. LIVINGOOD, History: Chairman of Carnegie Research and Creative Activity Commit- teeg Eventing College Committee: Graduate Studies Committee. 0 B. K. MACGAVV, Physical Scienceg Regulations Committee. I VVINSTON MASSEY, Mathematicsg Chairman of Fraternities Committee. Third Row: 0 M. S. MCCAY, Social Scienceg Student Honors Comittecg Regulations Committee. C ELEANOR MCGILLIARD, Physical Educationg Student Guid- ance Committeeg Co-op Education Committee. O R. A. MERRILL, Engineeringg Co-op Education Committee. F ourtb Row: I MRS. HERMAN MYERS, Biology. 0 PLACIDO PACHECO, Modern Languages. 0 C. C. PAGE, English: Fraternities Committeeg Stu- dent- Activities Committee. F iftlv Row: O PAUL L. PALMER, Education: Curriculum Committeeg Chairman of Graduate Studiesg Chair- man of Standards and Evaluations Committee: Student Guidance Committee, 0 MANKER PATTEN, English. 0 JEAN PETITT, Eng- lislt. S ixtlo Row: 0 SARAH PHILLIPS, Economics and Cnmmerceg Library Committee. 0 VVEIMER PURSELL, Artg Co-op Education Committee. O STUART PURSER, Art. Seventh Row: 0 KARL G. REGNOLDS, Economics anti Com- merce. O CULVER II. SMITH, History. 0 EDGAR K. SMITH, Education.

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DR. ALEXANDER GUERRY O God our Father, the light of the faithful, the strength of those who labor, and the repose of those who depart this life in faith, we remember before thee in this hour thy servant, our former President, who labored among us, who guided us, and who inspired our thoughts and efforts in behalf of Christian education. We bless thee for his kindly human spirit, for his keen sense of justice, for his discerning sense of value, for the outreach of his vision, for his abiding faith in the reality of the spiritual, and for the courage and fearlessness which characterized his leadership in our college and in our community. VVe rejoice today that thou didst give him to us for a few years to lead our institution through a serious crisis to greater opportunities for service. Thanks be to thee for the hallowed influence of his personality on teachers, stu- dents, and people of the community, and for our abiding heritage in the fruits of his labors. Through thy providence thou didst call him to a Wider sphere of service, and we rejoice that through thy grace thou didst lead him to notable achievement in his last field of labor. Guide and uphold our sister institution, so suddenly and sorely bereft of his leadership, and that the tasks he undertook in her behalf may be carried on to full fruition, Father of mercies, comfort and sustain with thy presence those most dear to him, and especially her who has been the comrade of his heart and his labors through the years. -GOD FREY TIETZE 17