University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Preem aha! ummews iov, and winters cheer, the songs of hearts that neter grow old these we bring a hundred fold In our Uolunteer. Days gene by, and days now here, 11nd the dream days of the dawn, 120! we have them sung and drawn In our volunteer. You, our critic, draw anear, ?ind the thing wetve done not well, mark the faults that seem to dwell In our volunteer. Yet the work is work sincere, From our hearts it comes to you, Eeave the seeming, take the true In our Uelunteer. So, when year follows year, Darkling days may come to you, Seek a gleam of heaven's blue In our volunteer.

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H note to the world UT of mischance often issue the fruits of success. The story of the VOLUNTEER 0 is one that we need not tell: it is the story which belongs to all things new and tentative. The travail of its birth, the iirst words it lisped, the first feeble steps it took, and its childhood days are 110w not fiction but biography. The infant first volume was a lusty child, and a fair one for all that it narrowly avoided falling in the fire and being burned to death, and merrily escaped, with that strange aptitude of children, the many accidents and distempers peculiar to infancy. We now introduce the second volume to you, and trust that another yearis growth has made the VOLUNTEER a sturdy youth, with a strength of body and Will sufficient to bear with unconcern all of the pains of living and the mad Whirligig of time. This is the last word, and now the VOLUNTEER must do its own speaking. 37?? Staff of Hrtists FREDERICK AULT HARRY P. IJAMS PERCY P. BISHOP ALBERT B. WEGENER WILLIAM R. COCHRANE CATHERINE WILEY MARY READ COMFORT ELEANOR WILEY ' ALLEN J. GREEK MARY WILLIAMS 6

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