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

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Frontispiece............................ 2 Foreword................................ 5 Dedication.............................. 7 Staff................................... q Artists.................................to Trustee ................................It Alumni Association......................12 Faculty.................................13 Poem....................................18 Senior Class............................to Junior Class............................40 Sophomore Class.........................55 Freshman Class..........................61 Special Class...........................65 Senior Law Class........................70 Junior Law Class........................82 I orm..............................86 Military Department.....................87 Literary Societies......................07 Dr hat inn Council.....................102 Publication Council....................to8 Publication ...........................too Poem...................................114 Fraternities........................115 Sororities ............................140 Religious Organizations .... 16$ Poem...................................170 Athletics..............................171 Vaudeville Troupe......................IQ2 Clubs..................................103 Grinds.................................220 Medical Department.....................238 Faculty...........................240 Classes...........................242 Fraternities .....................250 Dental Department......................262 Faculty...........................264 Classes........................2 ho Pharmacy Department....................275 Athletics—Memphis Department . . 277 Advertisements.........................270

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The Volunteer 19 12 VOLUME XVI Published Annually by the Students of the I diversity of Ten ties see, k now i lie

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K present herewith the sixteenth volume of tin W I Voi.cntkkk. In this issue we have striven to reach a standard of excellence hitherto un- attained, and one which may prove as a stepping stone to yet higher ideals. What measure of success our under- taking has met with, if any. is due to the untiring .cal and painstaking efforts of those members of the staff, and others, who so conscientiously and well have executed the tasks entrusted to their rare. To them we express our thanks for the kindly manner in which they have aided our work, the interest manifested therein, and the many timely suggestions offered in the maze of difficulties which have constantly confronted us. Our task, though arduous, has been a pleasant one, though trying, a welcome one. Into the hands of its readers, the students, we commend this volume, with no fear lest they judge of its faults too harshly, and yet with the hope that they may find herein some touch of merit, some little mark of worth, which alone can be the reward for our labor of love, which we trust may not have been wrought in vain.