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

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Vol. XVI THE VOLUNTEER 33 MARIK IIACK1.................Nashville, Tenn. Bachelor of Arts “Ti best in every case you knew To have two strings unto your bote. University of Nashville, ’oS-’n; ' . T A: •I K •! ; Y. W. C. A.; Elizabeth Barrett Literary Society. Hr re’s a lovely young girl called Marie Who’s as brilliant as brilliant can be. Thus candy she got. Though her birthday ’two not. And at Christmas some love poetry. JAMES MILTON HARRIS Cullcoka, Tenn. Bachelor or Science in Electrical Engi- neerin' ; He is of a very melancholy disposition. •I I’ A; Governing Board University Ger- man Club, ’lO-Tl; Governing Board Pan- Hellenic German Club; Pan-Hellenic Council; Business Manager Orange and White and Magazine; Y. M. C. A.; Engineering Society; Tennessee Cotillion Club; Chi Delta. You will notice here J. Milton Harris, Whom it’s not very hard to embarrass, If he comes out all right, On the Orange and White, You will very soon find him in Paris.

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32 THE VOLUNTEER Vol. XVI EDCAR STANLEY FREED, Knowillc. Tenn. IlAt'iiKLOft OK S un I IN Ciiemu i. ENGI- NEERIN' ; ‘7 :ru never lest alone than token by myself. •I K Chi Delta: Treasurer •! K 1 . 12: President Coo|ierative B« ok Sl«»rc, '12: Facul- ty Scholarship, ’it: Secretary ami Treasurer of Mining and theological Society: Y. M. C. A.; Athletic Association; Sergeant “C” Com- pany, ’to. Mr. Freed is the Doctor’» own |»et tn Chemistry hi whole heart i set He work» with a will Just to tell Mr. Kill “Here's something you haven’t Irarned yet. I.ORINCI FREED.............Knoxville, Tenn. JtU HM.OK or Smino. IN Ktil tbicai MI Mu manum. Enginekkino care for nobody, no. not I. If nobody cares for me. •I K Chi Delta; Secretary ami Treasur- er; Vice-l'rcsidcnt, To; Critic, ’ll; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Faculty Scholarship, To-’ti; Vice-President and Treasurer of Eng- ineering Society: Senior Kejmrtcr on Orange and White, Tt-Tl; Athletic Association; V. M. C. A.; President of Chi Deltu, ’12. Here we have a phcnominal youth. Quite bent on pursuit of the truth By him. e’en “Descrip. I considered a “crip,” He’ a typical scholar, forsooth.

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34 THE VOLUNTEER Vol. XVI DOROTHY IIAle; Ha ittcum or Scik.nc She listened tnth a fluting blush li’ith dozen ast eyes and modest grate. Y. W. C. A., ’o8- o j; Delegate Ashville Convention» ’oq; Social Commit lee. ’io-ii; Girl » Glee Club, ’oK-’oq; Dramatic Club, ’io-'ii; Kli aheth Barrett Literary Society; Exchange Editor of the Magazine, ’ll-’» ; Art Editor of 'lJ Volunteer. Miss Haug is a genius I ween. Whose drawings you often have seen. Her eyes are like stars When she ga es at Mars And she never called up by the Dran. ROBERT RAYMOND HAYNES, Middlesboro, Ky. Raciiklor or Akts He would not rath a feremtory tone Assert the nose upon his fate his own' l‘hi Kappa Phi; Philo Literary Society; Vice-President ami President Philo First Term, 'n-’i2; Junior Law ('lass. A fellow we here have named llavnes. Who with books lakes the greatest of pains, lie revels in Greek. Latin. Choctaw, and Creek, And everything else that remains. Knoxville, Tenn.