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

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glass oi I903 .W W x I E WRITE no full history of the Freshman class of 1900. We retrace not all things, as the poet Horace would say ab omo, not follow all things aa' finem, but give a chapter only. The Freshman class has a history, but it is making a greater one, which will be written by subsequent authors Numerically it is on a boom, being larger than any that has gone before. Its members come from many different States and are as valiant a set of tyros as ever tugged away at verbs, formulas and problems. or trod along the thorny path of learning. In the bright September days of 1899 we gathered-those days are not to be forgotten. We stepped out on ferra firma in happy mood and gladsome spirit, but scarcely had we reached the Hill u to view the landscape o'er ll when greeted we were by waiting Sophomores with cries of fish, fish, fish, and every smiling Iunior and grave Senior approved the cry and loudly encored the naughty Sophs. Then followed tricks so many that old Argus himself could not have watched them all, and we longed for the happy homes and familiar faces and friends we left behind. With fortitude we bore this initiatory discipline and emerged from this school of trial equipped for the Freshman year. The Freshmen bears all his after trouble well. When it comes he does not Weep it away, not sleep it off, nor swear, nor sing, but simply yells Zickety-he ! Rickety-zee J Weill be free, In 1903. But the bright September days will come again, then we will don the haughty air of the Sophomore and will smite upon others just as we were smitten upon -yet before these good days there is trouble examinations, and we will be called upon to read our titles clear and alas! many may not be able to answer ll here. Content to labor and wait is our motto. We let the end alone. We guard the beginningw the present well, and peering dimly into the future simply exclaim, uiTis mortal hand to go, But if so bels we must. We mean to follow arter him, Who goes hisself to win. Three long years and more of journey, beset with care and trial, lie before us. We cannot see the end. How our ranks will be depleted-vwho shall fail and fall by the way, who shall survive and win no prophet can tell. All these things are reserved for the final chapter of 1903. B. L. C. 2H

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ALEXANDER, WILLIAM CRICHTON ALLEN, THOMAS HAMPTON ANDERSON, WILLIAM CHARLES ANDERSON. CLARENCE FREDERICK ANGEL, 'WILLIAM PIPER ZIdSS Of I903HR0 m BARLOW, JAMES FORACE BARNETT, ISAAC NEWTON BEAMAN, JAMES GARFIELD BECK, EMBEY KAVANAUGH BELL, RALPH WILLIAMS BOGLE, PAUL LEE BRAINE, DONNA LUCILE BRANSFORD, ROBERT ERASMUS BROWN, WALTER HAROLD BRYAN, CLARENCE LEON AUSTIN, CHARLES MORRISON CAMPBELL. PEYTON CAPELL, BENJAMIN LEWIS CHAPMAM, FANNY RAY COPELAND, WgLLIAM ALEXANDER CORNICK, PHILIP HEINRICH DALLAS, CHARLES FREDERICK DEMPSTER, JAMES DENTON, JAMES CLARENCE DINSMORE, GEORGE WALLACE DOYLE, MAY AMELIA EDMONDS, JACK THORPE EDWARDS, MAUDE ELDRIDGE, JOHN HARRISON ENGLAND, ROBERT HORACE EVERETT, GEORGE WASHINGTON FERRISS, CHARLES CLmTON FREEMAN, BRUCE LESTER FUNCK, CHARLES EDWARD FUQUA, PAUL DAVID GAGER, JAMES MARVIN GALLAHER, GEORGEBROWDER GOOKIN, NINA JACKSON GRAVES, RUFUS LAFAYETTE GRIGSBV, ROBERT EDWARD HACKER, EDWIN MAJiCELLUS HARRIS, WILLIAM ROBERT HEART, MImAM HODGE, CHARLES WILLIAM HOEFER, CLARA MARTHA HOPE, LAPSLEY WILLIAM HUBBARD, HENRY HODGE HUNT. HENRY BENJAMIN HUNT, CELESTE DEANE HUTCHINS, SIDNEY EDGAR JOHNSON. THOMAS EUGENE JOHNSON, WILLIAMHARDING JOHNSTON, EBB CALVIN JOHNSTON, WILLIAM QUAIL BELTON, WINFIELD STOVALL, DAVID ANCIL BURDETT, WILLIAM JACKSON JOYNER, EMMET EDWARD LARKIN, GEORGE CARRIGER LATHROP LAWRENCE HENRY LEE, WILLIAM RICHARDS LYNN, WILLIAM NAPOLEAN LYONS, RAYMOND KIRKPATRICK MAGUIRE, FRANK MARFIELD, PAUL MATER, CLINTON DEWITT MAXWELL, MARY LEE MEAD, HELEN GORDON MILLER, REUBEN MORISON, HENRY ADDISON MCCARTY, Roy ANDERSON McCONNELL, MARCUS EUGENE MCLARRIN, JAMES ELBERT McMILLAN, JOHN ALEXANDER MCMILLAN, NELLIE MCTEER, RICHARD PEREZ NEILL, WILLIAM RUSSELL NEILSON, WILLIAM AVERY NowLIN. GEORGE ARMISTEAD OLMSTEAD, HENRY SEYMOUR PARKER, OLIVER PERRY PEARSON, DANIEL CECIL PENN, WILLIAM CLINTON PERRY, WILLIAM CROCKETT PETERSON. GUY MELVIN PRICE, CHARLES CLINTON RAMBO, MAGGIE LOU RAINE, GILBERT DIXON RISEDEN, WILLIAM ROBINSON, ARTHUR ROOD, WILLIAM LARRABEE Ross, LEE MILLER SANDBERG, EARNEST SCOTT, LILLIAN SEDGWICK, JOHN RTSTINE WEST, FREDERICK WALLER SHEPHERD, WILLIAM-COOPER SMALL, URBAN SHOFNER SMITH,'EUGENE TYRRELL SMITH, MARY DELI, SNODGRASS, JOSEPH CARRICK SEARNES, MAXWELL EUGENE SWISHER, DON DEWITT TARWATER, THOMAS TEACHANT, STANLEY Ross TUBB, ROBERT BAILEY WALKER, EVELYN BARKSDALE YOUNG, WILLIAM MARVIN WEST, GEORGE WHITFIELD WILLIAM, OWEN HASSELL WILLIAMS, KATHERINE WRIGHT, ROBERT JEWEL WRIGHT, LEO Ross

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