Tennessee State University - Tennessean Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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enneffee State!! 1fefz'a'ent l, ,, ' if -if-ss R 1 I fxdf For twenty-five years of distinguished service . . fi 555.000 in savings honds. u plaque. and other gifts go to W. E. Turner fleftl. President Davis does the honors on hehalf of Tennessee teachers. Now beginning his fourteenth year as head of the Univer- sity, our erudite President, Dr. W. S, Davis, might Httingly he called, The Builder. During his incumhency faculty, students and alumni have seen the institution grow from a college into a university. Thirteen years of constant planning have- brought about a change in the University's skyline with the addition of six new buildings and another is to he started in the very near future. The athletic champions who have heen huilt under Dr. Davis' watchful eye as president of the University have made names for themselves on an international scale, Students and faculty alike accept his as worthwhile and experienced counsel not to he taken lightly. It is with pride that we point to our own President Davis as a huilder of buildings, a huilder of champions and a huilder of character. The uapple of his eye, and the light of his life, respectively, are thirteen year old Ivan and the first lady of the campus, Mrs. Davis.