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

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Mary Elizabeth Gii.hhrsi.ekvi-: Thomas Snobby Myers ......... John Edington Gh.breath ..... Lawson Uii.i, Myers ......... Lake Ross X'kkl.............. Warren Hoover Converse....... Herbert Carlton ............. Josephine Reddish ....... ... Secretary and Treasurer ..... Editors on Magazine ..... Editors on I 'olunteer Kevin Gibson Stooksbi ky J 1 1.1 a Doyle Walker . Joseph Harold Grainger . Mabel Agnes Fair......... Manager Basketball Team .. Captain Basketball Team .............Valedictorian .........Orator ...........Poet ........Prophet ........ Historian

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Senior History In the fall of 1903 the Hill was graced with one hundred and twenty-two Freshmen, who came full of anticipations as to.what four years of college life might have in store for them. We lost the cane-rush, hut took revenge hy drilling the Sophomores. Four of our nmnlKT made the football team, and three were successful in taking positions on the diamond. As Sophomores the Class of '07 returned diminished in numbers, but stronger in spirit We easily won the cane-rush. Our prominence in athletics is evident from the fact that we bad live men on the gridiron and four on the baseball team. After two years had passed only forty of our number returned to support the blue and the gold. The Junior year was noted not so much for athletic achievements as for class standing. A larger number was eligible for Phi Kappa Phi than could lie admitted at one time. f. ■ f' In our Senior year we came back to achieve still greater laurels. We had one man on the football team and two made good on the baseball team. Besides maintaining a high standard of scholarship, the Class of ‘07 has taken a prominent part in student enterprises. It has furnished three inter-collegiate debaters, two inter-society debaters, and editors for two new student publications. Now as our stay on the Hill draws to a close, let us forget those tilings that wyttld tend to make us think less of our I’nivcrsity and fellow students, and remember what will strengthen us for life's duties and will endear to us our Alma Mater.

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.Iamus W'nm: Akkl. Chattanooga. Tennessee, Bachelor of Arts. Philo; President of Methodist Club. 1906-07: General Sec- retary and Treasurer of the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation. 1904-05, 1905-06, 1906-07. Thesis The KtTect of Certain Paving Materials on Iron. I.end thy serious hearing to what shall unfold 1KKNK Bbaki . Knoxville, Tennessee. Bachelor of Arts. Thesis The Royal Writers of France. Her xeays are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are paths of peace. Vassak Sri.i.ivan Hriuht, Trenton. Tennessee. Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. Student Peabody High School, 1902-03: Philo: Y. M. C. A.: Agricultural Club; Business Manager I . T. Fanner. 1906- 07; Delegate to Nashville Student Volunteer Convention. 1906; Winner of prize for best Kssay on “Scientific Farm- ing. 1907. Thesis Breeding and Selection of Cotton. .I happy soul, that all the way to heaven hath a summer day.