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

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Barbara Blou-nt Literary Society...: ................... 117 Engineering Society .................................. 121 The Fraternities ....................................... 125 Kappa Sigma ..................................... 127 Kappa Alpha ...................................... 129 Phi Gamma Delta ................................. 131 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ............................. 133 Pi Kappa Alpha .................................. 135 Alpha Tau Omega ................................ 137 'Chi Omega ...................................... 139 Y. M. C. A. .......................................... 141 Y. W. 1C. A. .......................................... 144 The Magazine ........................................ 145 The Volunteer ........................................ 155 Y. M. C. A. Hand-B-ook ............................... 157 Athletic Association ................................... 158 The Track Team ................................. 159 The Foot-Ball Team .............................. 161 The Military Department .............................. 163 Rugue and Powder Club .............................. 167 Kit Kat Klub ......................................... 169 Glee Club ............................................ 171 Baker-Himel School Club ............................. 173 Alumni Association .................................. 175 University German Club .............................. 176 Alumni German Club ................................. 177 Chattanooga lClub .................................... 178 McMinnville Club ................................. L.. 179 Memphis Club ....................................... 180 S. A. E. Tennis Club .................................. 181 Grinds .............................................. 183 Literary ............................................ 195

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ayrefape HE work is over, the deed is done, the book is yours. There have been obstacles, and we have been powerless before many, incompe- tent before all. But our hope is that as you turn its pages now, and in after years, some of the things of Hauld lang syne will come back again, and some of the phases of the old lifevnpon the HHiu will be lived over once more. We wish to thank all those Who have so kindly assisted us, both in actual work and in suggestion. The board is especially indebted to Mr. Jno. Rogers for his energetic, business-like management, which has been felt in every department of the Annual ; end to Miss Mary Comfort, to whose generous care and talent the book owes whatever of artistic effect it possesses.