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

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Applied His head's as full of schemes 3-4 an egg is full of niont. 70urdcn 'Tl:e empty vessel makes the gleatest soumlfieliotrvll A little learning: is a dangerous thingWeJlOrrtJIm-k tho doth ambition shun And loves to live V the sun, Seeking the focal he eats And pleased With What he gets.'7 -Ifa th Ki Hymn IL I am resolved to grow fat. ;J1is-s Nhtu This fellow picks up wit. as pigeons peas: He is witis pedlal-TeTum She kissed me. ttAnd thereby hangs a tuleWeJIisx Powd 'WYhy so wan and pale. fond lover, Prithee, why so liale'iileGibsnn The silence often of pure innocence Persuades, When speaking failSI'elVilliamson KA self-nade man, who worships 'his CreatoriieDan Kringmarn Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil oter hooks consumed the mid- night 0il?i7ewM'Iss KCIZW' HFresh from the tieltl. eDonaldsonr uModest as a Violet, As a roseme sweet; That's the kind of little girl People like to meet. ejlrisx Carson. ttHe does smile h's face into more lines than are in the new map, With the augmentation of the Imliesl'vllmwyman She was his care. h's hope and his deliglit. -Jliss JIcGavln, The glory of young men is their strengthfi Jawzagin Quotations $9 t'You shall never take her without her answer. unless you take her without her ttiiigiielliellllxx Bondurtlnf N0, ilis not so deep as a well, nor so enoughfiiJll-ss 1100 wide as a chun-h door; but Itis in love 1 man ; hHe taught me how to know a man But you are 110 such Yon 31'9 rather point device, in your accoutrements. As lovmg yourself, than seeming the, lover 01- any other. t eChasSmifh He hath heard that men of few words are the best iiieiii'iEms'ttrr Tho' I vaunot be said to be a Ilattei'ing honest man. it must not he denied but I am a plain dealing Villa'nft'eRankin Alas! the slippery nature of tender yOutlIS.ngNl-t?IIJIIPCILt 'tOHe may smile. and smile. and be. a VillHinheDuNur ttThou knowest in the state of innoeeney Axlam fell, and what, shoulfl poor Jack do in the days of Villainy?tie'lia'rwatm' tiThPl'e iS nothing SO minute 01' inconsidel'able that I would not rather know it than not. e0dcll ttTo be, asleep With eyes Wide open; yet so fast asleepf'iCamrPU standing. Walkinv. mov'ng. and Now. by two-headed Janus, Nature hath , framed surange fellows in timePL-t'hurchwvll her i'I-lesides. the knave is handsome, yomie, and hath all those, requisites in him that folly and green minds look aftel'flell'hiie t'Is this the noble Moortel sufficient?heJloortr Whom full 0111' senate 0311 all and all s 't l . V . .n ' . . Wee. I tht-mk tzod that I am as honest as any man hvmg. none honester than litelllojfat HI have neither Wit 1101- words. I only speak right onflePt PHI 32

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THEODORE NEWTON POWELL, B. 8.. Brooklyn. N. Y., Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Kopliko: Chi Delta; Business Manager Glee Club 1902; Adjutant 1901-1902; In- structor 111 Tactics; Vice-Pl'esident Eu- gineering Society 1901-1902. Thesis: Some Coking Goals of Cumberland County. HENRY FREDERIG EASTER, B. A., Knoxville, Tenn, Member Board of Edi- tors of Volunteer 1902; President of Epis- copal Club 1902; Forester 1902. Thesis: The- Lottors 0f Phineas Bond. 1.1011111th W. MURELOCK, Liventinte of Instruction, University of Nashville. 1897: A. B. University of Tennessee, 1902; 111- stl'uctor 111 Latin, History and English. Charleston High School. 1899, 1901, Licen- tiate 111 Mathemativs. University of Ten- nessee, 1902. Thesis: The Congress of Vienna, 1815. ROBE 1T MAURICE XVHITE, B. A., Mc- Kenzie. Tenn. Thesis: Relation of C0- hiers t0 the French Revolution. MARY MATILDA RUTH MCGRANN, B. A., Memphis Tenn., Chi Omega; Secretary 21nd Treasurer Rouge and Powder Dm- nmtic Club, 1900-1901; Vice-President 1901- 1902: Barbara Blouut Literary Society; 1'. XV. C. A.; W'nmnu's Athletic Associa- tion: F. F. F. Editor on Volunteer from Senior Class 1902. Thesis: The Personal- ity of Milton as Shown in his XVOI'ks. XVILLIAM J. DONALDSEON, Morristown, Tellll.. B. A.. Phi Gamma Dolta; Phi Kap- pa Phi. Chi Delta Literary Society; Kiuley Club; Athletic Association; Pres- ident Sophomore Class a99-1900: Chi Delta's representative in inter-society contest in debate 1900-1901 and oration 1901-1902; Best dolmtor's medal Chi Delta 1901-1902; Poets medal U. T. Magazine. 1901-1902: Cvnptain Co. A. and Senior OfIicel' of Battalion; Class Poet; Junior Law Class; Editor-in- Chief of the Volunteer, 1901-1902. Thesis: The Personal Liberty laws passed by tho an'thorn State's before the Civil XValf' CHARLES FREDERICKDALLAS. B. S., Knoxville, Tenn. Thesis: Traveling Cranes. JAMES WALTER MOFFAT, B. S., Rives, 1191111., Member of Governing Board of University Store 1901-1902; Member of Gov- erning Board of S1tude11-ts1 Boarding Club 1901-1902: Vice-President of Philo 1901', First Lieutenant Co. B. 1901-1902; Captain Class Base Bull Team 1900; Engineering Society. Thesis: Tho Briquetting Ma- chine. MAYME LEE, B. 8., Knoxville, Tenn. The- sis: Shellest Lyrical Poetry. WILLIAM ALLEN WHEELER GARDEN, B. 8., Andersonville, Teun., Member Gov- erning Board of Students' Boarding Club 1901-1902; Critic Philo 1901; President Philo 1902; Manager Base Ball Team 1902; Pre- siding Officer Inter-society contest 1902; Member Board of Editors of Volunteer 1902; First Lieutenant and Quartermaster 1902; Forester 1902. Thesis: Public School Revenues in Tennessee. MOORE, B. A., A. B. Greenville and Tus- culum College 1898; Class President 1898; Assistant Instructor in Greek 1896-1898; Teacher in XVashington 1900-1901; Y. M. C. A.;I Chi Delta. Thesis: The Greek Par- tir- e ris. RALPH WILOOX KINGMAN, B. S., Cleve- land, 0., Kappa Alpha; Associate Member University German Club 1899-1900; Pres- ident Governing Board Co-opel'ative Boarding Club 1900-1902; K. K. K. Dra- matic Cluh; Vice-Prcsident University German Club 1902; First Base and Man- ager Glee Club 1901-1902; Kopliko. KATHERINE XVALLER CARSON, B. A., Knoxville, Tenn. Chi Omega; Secretary and Treasurer Rouge and Powder Dra- matic Club 1900; President Barbara Blouut Literary Society 1900-1901: Vice-Presideut Y. W. C. A. 1901-1902; Woman's Athletic Association; Vice-Presidont Senior Class. Thesis: A Critical Sketch of Tennysoxfs Hldylls 0f the King. JESSIE BONDURANT, 15. 8., Knoxville, Tenn. Thesis: 1'11 01'dsworth as all 111110- vatorfy

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