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

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HENRY J. DARNALL. A hold bad man, Prufcssor of Modern LanguagesV Linisusily of North L. m'ina INSH hnshinglon and Let: l'nivcrsity 1888-39. lnsxructnr in Gnman LVniver- 5in of Tennessee IHSH-HIL Prnfcssor of English and Modern Language , Missomi Military Acadc- my ISEM-Hl Univrrs' of Liepsic and Paris .UI- 92. Profcssnrof I'. lsh and Modern Languages l'niversity School of klmxvillc INHIS-QT. Hudcm m I'niversity of Leimic INW$-98 Presun pusiiun since I81 CHARLES E. FERRIS. A man of curved livus Assistant Professor of Drawing, H. 5'4, Michigan State College 1891!. Civil linginver, Insu'ucmr in Drrming. L'niver IV of Tcnllessec INHZMEL lrescn! posixiou sinc: 1.994 HA lovelylady garmemed in light from liar oxxu bealxty H lnsn-ncmr in linglishandlleadof meam Hluum H ml, mu. g0 lxsanm. ,l uds :11 Conference chalc lnsdlme 18944 in Mm'ehead Qlimlesotm Stale ormal School IXHN-EM. WESTON MILLER FULTON. ' I never knew so young a body with so old :1 head. Instructor in Meteorology. B. A . IVuivevSil-v m' A . ssippi. Observer in F. S. Weathcr Bureau Pul; Ishcd monthly Ulimate zuul Crap Bulletins 0f the Ni. sippi Nation of th: LK S. t'limate and Crop Service INSILHT, Della Kappa Epsilon. FLORENCE SKEUFFINGTON. A Ii , Mary Nmrp College INN? A. N. Graduate Nudenl L'nivcrsixy nf Llliczb Principal of Preparatory Dcparlmen: Ins imtc LWILHL lnstrumo n Methodist Insn'urlnr Present poshinn since mm. CHARLES A. KEPPER. HA Ilumorist. - Professor of Horliculmrc and Fnrestry Pro- fessor of Bomnv. Horticulture and I oreslr leh Imkum Agricultural College lNHli-EIL Profs. nr of lloniculmre and Forestry, Mam Unive y of Missouri 1391-95. Assisxam t'hief. Hivisiun of 1 m cstI v l'. 52 Department of Agriculture 1895-99, Professor of Agricuhure and Hurlicllllurc. New Mexico .Xgricuhuml Unlleg: lNHT. Present posi- l'mn sim'e January I, I900, 19

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Faculty Hlpbabet m? g' 16? A's Agriculture, Professor Soule's course, B is for Bain and for Botany perforce. Cls Cooper D., famed in Math, and Athletics, D stands for Darnall, cwhose joy is Phonetics. E's Economics, the Presidentls class, and Els the eram., he says you must pass. F is for Ferris and Fulton, these two, Gls the good work they expect you to do. H is for Henneman, English he teaches, I is the irony found in his speeches. K is the knowledge rwhich all these possess. L is the lame for the same we profess. Likewise the liberties which rwe are taking With 1, K and L all order forsaking. jls Dr. Iordan, our cwell helo'bea' Dean, Ms Dr. Mellen of Greek tragic mein. y 9 And also WcColl, an authoity now On mechanics and also on marriage I-troqu. N5 Captain Name, a warrior he 0's for the orders he gives you and me. P is for Perkins, and Physics alas! Q5 for the questions he puts to his class. Rls the rhym and reason here lacking Which rwe fearj. B. H. will soon be attaching S is for Mss Sheffington, graceful and charming, lcfhol her use of red ink is really alarmingm T is for cTurner, donlt he late to his class l The Dean may ercuse youlis the sentence he'llpass. Uls old U. 7:, oh, long may she lime, and V be the mictories her future rwill gicve. W5 for Wait, Sciencels champion and lower, and X is the unknown he bids you discomer. Yis for you who hame read this quite through, and 2 is our zeal as we bid you adieu. 21