Chilhowean 1916 . rd success. Some have madecontributions of live stock and farm implements. Money has already been given by friends for adairy barn. Other indications of success are the facts that the College has land well adapted to farm use, thatall the work will be done by students, and that a ready market for all produce will be found in theCollege Boarding Club of over 500 members. The aim of the new course is three-fold—-first, to teachthe fundamental principles of agriculture to students who will teach in the public schools; second, toteach the fundamental principles of agriculture to
Chilhowean 1916 . rd success. Some have madecontributions of live stock and farm implements. Money has already been given by friends for adairy barn. Other indications of success are the facts that the College has land well adapted to farm use, thatall the work will be done by students, and that a ready market for all produce will be found in theCollege Boarding Club of over 500 members. The aim of the new course is three-fold—-first, to teachthe fundamental principles of agriculture to students who will teach in the public schools; second, toteach the fundamental principles of agriculture to a large number of students who will go back to thefarm to live; third, to arouse such an interest in some that they will be influenced to specialize inagriculture at the State University and at other schools. The course will consist of classroom instruction and practical demonstrations. The course will bemade as practical as possible, and suited to the needs that are found to exist in and around Maryville. (101). Domestic Science Department GRADUATESNaomi Elizabeth Trent Maryville, Term. The intent, and not the deed, is in our power;Therefore, who dares greatly does greatly Olive Moore Wilson Maryville, Term. Maryville College Her air, her manners, and all who saw admired;Courteous, though coy, and gentle, though retired We may live without poetry, music and art;We may live without conscience and live without heart;We may live without friends; we may live without boof^s—But civilized man cannot live without may live without boofys—what is knowledge but grieving?He may live without hope—what is hope but deceiving?He may live without love—what is passion but pining?But where is the man that can live without dining? (102)
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