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

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1919 volume:

m aTHE VOLVN TILE-Ie. m THE 1919 VOLUNTEER A YEAR BOOK PUBLISHED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION, INC. BY THE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE 4- TENNESSEE m -N IAETEEN - N INETEEN THE VoLVNTEER. m Contents Dedication 6 Memorial of Dr. Ayres 8 Memorial of Prof. Bain 10 Board of Trustees 12 Officers of Administration and Instruction 13 Alumni Association 19 . Article-J1New Buildings 21 Graduate Students 22 CLASSES Senior Class OfIicers 24 Senior Class 26 1 . Junior Class Officers 40 Junior Class 41 Sophomore Class Officers 44 Sophomore Class 45 Sophomore Pre-Medical Class 46 Freshman Class omcers 1 . 48 Freshman Class 49 Freshman Pre-Medical Class 51 Special Class 52 Senior Law omcers 54 Senior Law 55 Second Lear Law OHicers 57 Second Year Law 58 First Year Law Officers 59 First Year Law 60 MILITARY H Article- The School of Patriots 61 Gold Star List 63 Honor Roll v 64 The Battalion 101 The Band 104 A Company omcers 105 A Company 107 B Company omcers 108 B Company 110 C Company Ofiicers 111 C Company 113 ATHLETICS Athletic Council 115 Baseball 117 Football 120 Basketball ' 121 ORGANIZATIONS Fraternities 123 Pan-Hellenic Council 124 Pi Kappa Alpha 126 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 130 Kappa Sigma 134 Kappa Alpha ' 138 Phi Gamma Delta 142 Alpha Tau Omega 146 Sigma Phi Epsilon - 150 Sigma Chi 154 Phi Alpha Delta 158 Alpha Zeta 160 Chi Omega 163 Alpha Omicron Pi 166 m'N 1N ETEEJW NI NE TEEN-m m THE VOLVNTEEE -. m Zeta Tau Alpha 5 168 Phi Mu 170 Phi Kappa Phi 172 The Gordon Fraternity Cup 175 Scarabbeans 176 Student Honor Council 178 Womans1 Student Honor Council 179 Le Cercle Francais 180 Red Eight 181 Black Mask 182 Question Club 184 S. B. P. 187 Masonic Club 188 Marshall County Club . 189 Maury County Club 190 Red Headed Club 191 U. T. Orchestra ' 192 CAMPUS 1 Volunteer Staff 194 Orange and White Staff . 196 U. T. Farmer Staff 198 Publication Council 200 Philo Literary Society 202 Chi Delta Literary Society ' 205 The Women Students, Literary Club 208 Engineering Society Officers 210 Engineering Society 211 St. Patrick1s Day Celebration 5 212 Y. M. C. A. 214 Y. W. C. A. 216 Agricultural Club 218 Home Economics Club 220 1919 Carnival Managers 221 Rme Club ' 222 Debating Council 224 Artic1e41intercollegiate Debating2 225 T. K. A. Debating Fraternity 2'26 MEMPHIS DEPARTMENT Volunteer Staff 1 228 MEDICINE 1 Senior Class Officers 230 Senior Class 231 Junior Class 236 Sophomore Class 238 Freshman Class 240 DENTISTRY Senior Class Ogliicers 242 Senior Class 243 Junior Class 248 Sophomore Class 250 Freshman Class 251 David M. Cattell Dental Society 252 PHARMACY Senior Class 256 Junior Class 256 ATHLETICS ' Basketball Team 257 FRATERNITIES ' Alpha Kappa Kappa 258 Chi Zeta Chi 261 Phi Chi 1 ' 263 5k :14 3k 3k :k 9k The Draft ' 265 m -N METEEN ., N INETEEN- 'TD :. TTT VTVTTTTTv-T- :T. ' ' , E. A. LONG, JR. T EDITOR : . . ' T. R. TUNNELL T ' . BUSINESS MANAGER , I-CJWINETEEN- NINE TEEN .- Ei V K F i l h ' r... F OREWORD N presenting this, the twenty-second I volume of the Volunteer, to our readers, we feel a just sense of 3 8 pride. Not that this book is one of own exceptional quality, but rather one that represents the conscientious efforts of the Editors to make it fulfill its purpose and mission. -:- -:- -.a -:- It has been our endeavor in gathering together this volume, to give to the future a glimpse of the spirit and sacrifices of those who fought in the great struggle, just passed. And also we have tried to present the varied activities of the University of Tennessee and its student body; friendships, studies, sports, ambitions- a crystallization of their ideals and their life. The production of a volume, such as this, results not only from the consistent efforts of the Editors, but also from the cooperation and aid of a large number of' students. To these we extend our appreciation, and share with them whatever credit that may be given. In judging the merits of this Volunteer, we wish only a fair and just consideration of its worth. While we cannot hope to attain any abundance of praise, we will consider our ef- forts not in vain, if our readers shall open this book, look for any phase of our college life, find it, and close these pages again, satisfied. h Q m N MEN: m a N IN ETEEN. '- 'N1N ETEEN N 1 NE TBENI-XIL Ui- m THE VOLVN TILEIQ - m As a token of sincerest esteem for one whose efforts for the up-building 0f the University have been the greatest, and whose friendship and help to the students have been unfailing, this twenty-secOnd volume of the Volunteer is respectfully dedicated to JUDGE CHARLES WILLARD TURNER m N METEEN - NINETEEN- i BROWN AYRES, P11. D., LL. D., D. C. L. DIED JANUARY 28, 1919 1M - mgr; VTHE VOLVN T111319. m it 0 Dr. Brown Ayres, president of the University of Tennessee, died suddenly on Tuesday morning, January 28, 1919, after serving the state of Tennessee faithfully for fourteen years as the foremost man of its educational system. Dr. Ayres was born in Memphis, May 25, 1856. His higher education was acquired at Washington and Lee University; at Stevens Institute of Technology, where he received the h 1 I 3 degrees of bachelor of science in 1878 and doctor of philosophy in 1888; and at John Hopkins University. He received the honorary degree of doctor of laws from Washington and Lee University in 1904, from South Carolina College and Tulane University in 1905, and from the University of Alabama in 1906. The University of the South gave him the degree of D. C. L. in 1907. Dr. Ayres was acting president of Tulane University at the time he accepted the presidency of the University of Tennessee. At Tulane University, he served in the various capacities of professor of physics and electrical engineering, first dean of the College of Technology, Vice-Chairman of the Faculty and dean of the Academic Colleges, and lastly as Acting President. He had refused calls to the Univer- sity of Tennessee upon previous occasions, but in 1904 accepted the presidency as successor of Dr. Charles Dabney. Since then he has rendered invaluable service to the state of Tennessee, devoting his splendid ability and untiring energy to the upbuilding of the Univer- sity. His achievements are too numerous for complete enumeration. It was through his efforts that all sections of the state are represented in the board of trustees, thus equalizing control of the University and making it the unquestioned property of the entire state. Such buildings as Morrill Hall and Carnegie Library stand as monuments to his industry. Estabrook Hall benefitted greatly by his improve- ments, While the Cherokee farm and the million-dollar appropriation were secured largely through the solicitations of Dr. Ayres. As We read of the improvements Dr. Ayres effected, we are led to reiiect upon the great capacity and ability of the man himself. His scientific knowledge gave him rank among American educators. He was in full command of broad culture and scholarship as well as in possession of that executive talent which made him so successful as a University president. He was unusually well developed in both spiritual and intellectual spheres, being a man of keen artistic per- ception and appreciation and of sane philosophic convictions, such as higher intelligence requires for harmonious completion. We forcibly perceive the magnitude of the place he filled, and realize more than ever the thinness of the ranks in which he moved. To a large extent, Dr. Ayres was responsible for the national ranking of the University. By strictness of scholastic requirements and wise selection of pro- fessors of erudition and ability, he brought the University to eastern college standards. Iii his inaugural address he said, ttAmid the rushing memories of the past the great names of his tthe president,s1 predecessors rise before the mental vision, and one unconsciously measures the new man by the standard that is thus set. Has not our last president materially raised this standard, and has he not shown us of what calibre a University president should be made? We congratulate ourselves that such a man has spent his best energy in our behalf, ' , and we are deeply grateful for the service he has rendered us. Our earnest Wish is that we may never prove unworthy of those services. m -N METEEN - N INETEEN' PROF. SAMUEL McCUTCHEON BAIN, A. B. DIED JANUARY 30, 1919 m $ TH E VOLVN TEE I9 . lax: 5.15M be Professor Samuel McCutcheon Bain, professor of Botany in the College of Agriculture, died suddenly at his home on Thursday even- ing, January 301, 1919. Prof. Bain was a native of Middle Tennessee, coming to Knoxville in 1893 as associate professor of botany, being promoted to head professor the following year. He had been in the service of the University experimental station longer than any other man. His research work was especially valuable as well as his scientific instruction. He developed a special variety of red clover resistant to an unknown disease then attacking the crop throughout Tennessee. Trice cotton, adapted to growth in the uplands of Tennes- see, was discovered by him. Furthermore, he contributed valuable studies of grasses and forage crops to the Department of Agriculture. Prof. Bain was particularly interested in color photographs of Appa- lachian flora. The personality of this professor will long be remembered among us. He was especially genial, interesting, and lovable. Devoted to his science, he implanted interest and devotion in his students, causing a keener zest for study among them and making them feel in a degree his own love of the subject. The nature-world has lost one of its most sympathetic interpreters, while the human circle in which he moved feels deeply the absence of his lovable personality. His qualities were such that his infiuence is permanently established among us. ! C ngprit 'N INETE EN s N IN ETEEN' A 1m THE VOLVNTEER- gm 5 . . D 1 - Board of Trustees HIS EXCELLENCY, THE GOVERNOR. OF TENNESSEE ............................. Ex-Of-icio THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION .............................. Ex-Officio THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE ........................................ Ex-Officio THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY ......................................... Ex-Ojficio Congressional District: Term Expires First ............... HUGH G. KYLE, Rogersville ........................... July1,1921 Second ............. EDWARD T. SANFORD, Knoxville ------------------------ J uly 1, 1923 Third ............. H. CLAY EVANS, Chattanooga ..... . ........ . ...... .- - - -July 1, 1925 Fourth ............. T. W. HUNTER, Hendersonville ------------------------ Ju1y1,1927 Fifth ............... W. P, COOPER, Shelbyville..-.. ....... .....,....,.........Ju1y1,1929 Sixth .............. E. M. SANDERS, Nashville ---------------------------- July 1,1929 Seventh . . . . . . . . ; . .SAMUEL N. WARREN, Spring Hill ...... . .............. July 1, 1927 Eight ...............1 B. TIGRETT, Jackson ................................ Ju1y1,1925 Ninth .............. SPENCER F. THOMAS, Brownsville ..................... July 1,1923 Tenth ............. C. P. J . MOONEY, Memphis ............................ J uly 1, 1923 From the City of Knoxville: HU L. MCCLUNG, Knoxville .................................... ; .......... July 1,1919 JAMES MAYNARD, Knoxville .............................................. July 1, 1919 From the City of Memphis: BOLTON SMITH, Memphis ................................................. July 1, 1927 JAMES S. ROBINSON, Memphis ............................................. July 1, 1927 OFFICERS OF THE BOARD 1BR0WN AYRES ............................................................. President JAMES D. HOSKINS ................................................. Acting President THOMAS D, MORRIS ........................................... Secretary and Treasurer The President is a member ex-oficio of all standing committees. Executive Committee: THE PRESIDENT, MCCLUNG, MAYNARD, THOMAS, SANDERS. Finance Committee: MCCLUNG, MAYNARD, THOMAS. Experiment Station Committee: THE PRESIDENT, WARREN, TIGRETT, EVANS, HUNTER. West Tennessee Experiment Station Committee: TIGRETT, THOMAS, MOONEY. Committee on Middle Tennessee Experiment Station: SANDERS, WARREN, HUNTER. Committee on Colleges of Medicine and Denist'ry: THE PRESIDENT, SANDERS, SMITH, ROBINSON, MOONEY. Committee on Summer School: THE PRESIDENT, MCCLUNG, MAYNARD. Building Committee: THE PRESIDENT, MCCLUNG, MAYNARD. 1Died January 28, 1919. 12 9 Q I-Q-N 1N ETEEN N I NE TEEN-CX- Iii m .THE VOLVN TEEIP- m V i1, Officers of Administration and Instruction thROWN AYRES, Ph.D., LL.D., D.C.L., President of the University. JAMES DICKASON HOSKINS, AM., LL.B., Acting President, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Professor of History. THOMAS WALDEN JORDON, AM., LL.D., Emeritus meessor of the Latin Language and Literature. WILLIAM WALLER CARSON, M.A.M., SOC., C.E., Emeritus Professor of Civil Engineer- mg. CHARLES EDMUND WAIT, C.E., M.E., Ph.D., F.C.S., Professor of General and Analytical Chemistry. - CHARLES WILLARD TURNER, A.M., Dean of the College of Law and Professor of Law and of Constitutional History. CHARLES ALBERT PERKINS, Ph.D., Professor of Electrical Engineering. JAMES DOUGLAS BRUCE, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of the English Language and Literature. :kSAMUEL MCCUTCHEN BAIN, A.B., Professor of Botany. CHARLES EDWARD FERRIS, M.A.M., SOC., M.E., Dean of the College of Engineering and Professor of Mechanical Engineering. HENRY JOHNSTON DARNALL, M.A., Professor of Germanic Languages. HARCOURT, ALEXANDER MORGAN, B.S.A., Dean of the College of Agriculture, Professor of Zoology and Entomology, and Director of the Agricultural Experiment Stations. CHARLES HENRY GORDON, M.S., Ph.D., Professor of Geology and Mineralogy. ROBERT SOMERVILLE RADFORD, M.A., Ph.D., Professor of Latin and Roman Archaeology. JOHN RANDOLPH NEAL, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.B., Professor of Law. JAMES TEMPLE PORTER, AM., Ph.D., Acting Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, Pro- fessor of Physics and Astronomy. MOSES JACOB, V.M.D., Professor of Veterinary Science. JOHN BASCOM HAMILTON, B.A., M.A., Professor of Mathematics. CHARLES BELL BURKE, B.L., A.B., Ph.D., Professor of English. ROBERT CLAYTON MATTHEWS, B.S., Professor of Drawing and Machine Design. JOHN ALBERT SWITZER, M.E., Professor of Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineering. THERBERT EARLE BUCHANAN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics. GEORGE HERBERT CLARKE, M.A., Professor of English. HARRY HENDERSON CLARK, M.A., LL.D., Professor of Secondary Education. CHARLES ALBERT WILLSON, B.S., M.S.A., Professw of Animal Husbandry. THEODORE WESLEY GLOCKER, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Sociology. WILLIAM FRANKLIN NORMAN, Captain U. S. Army, Professor of Military Science and Tactics. JOHN ANDY THACKSTON, Pd.M., Ph.D., Professor of Education. DAVID RUSSELL LEE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Greek and Greek Archaeology. FRANK FRANTZ, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Romance Languages. NATHAN WASHINGTON DOUGHERTY, B.S., IN C.E., C.E., M.C.E., Professor of Civil Engineering. ASA ARTHUR SCHAEFFER, A.B., Ph.D., PTOfessor of Zoology. TJOHN REINHOLD: BENDER, A.B., A.M., LL.B., Professor of Physical Training and Directoo' of Athletics. SIDNEY TURNER MORELAND, M.A., C.E., LL.D., Dean of Premedical Course and Professor of Physics. EDWARD SILVER MACLIN, B.S.E., Professor of Industrial Education. tDied January, 1919. TWith the Colors. 13 m N INETEEN e N INETEEN- T 1-1 B VOLVNTEER- Qrwg : v NUGENT EDMUND VANCE, B.S., IN AG., B.S. IN EDUCATION, Professor of Agricultural Education. LEON JOUROLMON, Lecturer on the Law of Real Property. WILLIAM JAY DONALDSON, B.A., LL.B., Lecturer on the Laws of Bankruptcy. CHARLES OTIS HILL, A.B., Ph.C., M.S., Associate Professor of Organic and Agricultural Chemistry. CAROLINE CARPENTER, A'.B., A.M., Dean of Women and Associate Professor of Modern . Languages. GORDON MANSIR BENTLEY, B.S.A., M.A., State Entomologist and Associate Professor of . Zoology and Entomology. MAURICE MULVANIA, M.S., Associate PTofessor of Bacteriology and Station Bactevu 'iologist. OSCAR MAULDIN WATSON, B.S.A., Associate Professor of Horticulture. RALPH BROWNLEE LOWRY, B.S., M.S., Associate Professow of Agronomy. LOUISE GIFFORD TURNER, M.A., Assistant Professor of Domestic Science. WILLIS RAYMOND WOOLRICH, B.S., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering. NELLIE CROOKS, B.S., Assistant Professor of Domestic Art. CHARLES ELMER WYLIE, B.S., A.M., Assistant meessor of Dairying. ANNA CATHERINE WILEY, Assistant Professor of Freehand Drawing. MARY LOUISE SMALL, B.S., Assistant Professor of Psychology. MARTHA CRITZ THOMAS, B.S., IN H.E., Assistant Professor of Home Economics. LENA BONDURANT HENDERSON, B.S., Instructor in Botany. KARL ED STEINMETZ, B.A., LL.B., Instructor in Legal Bibliography. WILLIAM H. CROUCH, Instructor of Band. IRVIN SUTHERLAND SAXTON, B.A., LL.B., Instructor in Examinations of Land Titles. MARCIA VILLErrTE PERKINS, Instructor in Physical Training of Women. RUFUS HENRY FITZGERALD, B.A., Instructor in Physical Training for Men. JOSEPHINE REDDISH, M.A., Instructor in English and Mathematics. MALCOLM MCDERMOTT, B.A., LL.B., Instructor in Law. JOHN ANDERSON AYRES, B.A., LL.B., Instructor 'in Law. WILLIAM WATERS LEWIS, C.E., Instructor in Spanish. ERWIN HARSCH, B.S., Instructor in Civil Engineewing. BRUCE LEON THOMAS, B.S., Instructor in Pattern-Making and Foundry. ROBERT SCOTT RIPLEY, B.S., Acting Instructor in Civil Engineering. ELIZABETH COOK AYRES, Instructm in Home Economics. PAULINE GRAND DELPEUCH, Instructor in French. FREDERICK WAHN BEAL, Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D., Instructor in Mathematics. HENRY BOBBITT AIKEN, B.S. IN C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. MARY DOUGLAS AYRES, B.A., Acting Instructor in Physical Training for Women. WALLACE MITCHEL MCCLURE, B.A., M.A., LL.B., Instructm' in History. RICHARD C. F. SCHIEDT, Ph.B., Sc.D., Instwuctor in Comparative Anatomy. CHARLES ANSEL MOOERS, B.S., Chemist and Agronomist of the Agricultural Experiment Station. SAMUEL HENRY ESSARY, M.S., Assistant Botanist cmd Mycologist. WALTER HOGE MACINTYRE, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Soil Chemist of the Agricultmul Experi- ment Station. HERBERT ROY WATTS, B.S., Assistant Entomologist of the Agricultural Experiment Station. iWIgISfASKEW HOLDING, B.S., Assistant Chemist 0f the Agricultural Experiment a wn. ' :FLUTHER G. WILLIS, B.S., Asssistant Chemist of the Agricultural Experiment Station. ZEResigned April, 1919. $Resigned December, 1918. 14 h 0 I-CI'N 1N ETEEN N I m: TEEN-D- :i-Ti m eTHE VOLVNTtILEIP. m JOHN BRUCE YOUNG, B.A., Assistant Chemist of the Agricultural Experiment Station. t FRANK CRAVENS GRANNIS, B.S. IN AGR, Assistant Chemist and Agronomist 0f the Agricultural Expeqiiment Station. FREDERICK JAMES GRAY, B.S., Assistant Chemist of the Agricultural Experiment Station. SHELBY ANTOINE ROBERT, B.S., Superintendent of West Tennessee Empev-iment Station. JOHN FRANCIS VOORHEES, B.S.A., Consulting Meteorologist. WILLIAM EVERETTE GRAINGER, B.S., Assistant in Chemistry. WALTER SANFORD AVERY, Assistant in the Chemical Laboratory. MARTHA W. CAMPBELL, Lewisolm Scholar in Industrial Arts and Assistant in Home Economics. MARGARET LOUISE WELLES, Teaching Fellow in English. JOHN EDWIN MCGEE, Teaching Fellow in English. MARGARET MIDDLETON PADGET, Student Assistant in English. FRANCES ROBERTA J ONES, Student Assistant in Zoology. AGNES COWAN VANNEMAN, Student Assistant in Geological Museum. THOMAS P. BETHSHARES, J 12., Student Assistant in History. MATILDA MCGRANN DARNALL, B.S., Assistant in English. GEORGIA RULE, Pianist for Physical Twining for Women. WILLIAM ARTHUR CAMPBELL, Farm Foreman Agricultural Expev'iment Station. STEPHEN MOORE SPANGLER, Assistant in, Plot Work, Experiment Station. JAMES EUGENE CONVERSE, Assistant in Co-opemtive Experiments. WILLIAM NATHANIEL RUDD, Assistant in Comparative Experiments. CARAC MARTIN HUME, B.S.A., Assistant in Coeoperative Ewperiments. R. C. LONG, Assistant in Plot WoNc. ROY H. MILTON, Superintendent Tobacco Ewpewiment Station AGNES RHEA WILLIAMS, Acting Librarian. RUBY MAY FRANKLIN, Assistant Librarian, Experiment Station. ELLEN ARMISTEAD JOHNSON, B.A., Assistant in Libmry. JAMES WILLIAM SMITH, Law L'ibvmtian. CHARLES ALBERT KEFFER, Directow of A gricultzn'al Extension. WILLIAM A. SCHOENFELD, B.S., Assistant Director of Agricultural Extension. VIRGINIA PEARL MOORE, L.L., Assistant Directm in Home Economics. DEWITT TALMAGE HARDIN, B.S.A., M.S.A., District Agent. JAMES MINIC DEAN, District Agent. HERBERT SHARP NICHOLS, B.S.A., District Agent District 1. JOHN CARL MCAMIS, B.A., B.S.A., Specialist in Agronomy. ROBERT MARSHALL MURPHY, B.S.A., M.S., Specialist in Animal Husbandry. CAMPBELL AZRO HUTTON, B.S.A., Specialist in Dairy Husbandry. RICHARD NORTON CRANE, A.AGR., Specialist in Poultry Husbandry. HARRY BLAINE POTTER, B.S., Editor, Division of Agricultural. Extension. JAMES ARENTSON, B.S., A.E., Specialist in Famm Machinery. CLOIDE EVERETT BREHM, B.S., Specialist in Markets. WILLIAM L. CLEVENGER, B.S.A., Assistant Dairy Specialist. CARL G. FILLER, B.S.A., Assistant Specialist in Animal Husbandry. GARRETT NATHANIEL TOBEY, Cheese Specialist. CHARLES ERNEST ALLRED, B.S.A., M.S., Specialist in Farm Management. MARGARET ADELIA AMBROSE, Home Demonstration Agent for District V. MARY GENEVA CONWAY, B.A., M.A., Specialist in Home Economics. LENA ANGERIN WARNER, R.N., Specialist in Home Sanitation and Nurse. KATE MCNEIL WELLS, Home Demonstrwtion Agent District II. iCATHERINE CLARK, Home Demonstration Agent for District III. ELSIE M. DUGGER, Home Demonstration Agent for District IV. JAMES CLARENCE MILES, Specialist in Gardening. 15 V0 Egan- N 1mm: EN - N IN ETEEN- ' THE VQLVNTEER- E33212; I A 9 LEONARD A. RICHARDSON, B.S., Assistant in Animal Husbandry. ELIZABETH MORELAND, B.A., Community Service Specialist. SIDNEY G. ABERNATHY, B.S., AGE, Assistant District Agent. FRANK S. CHANCE, B.S., AGR., District Agent. CHARLES L. DOUGHTY, B.S., AGR., District Agent. ALBERT L. LOVE, B.S., Assistant to the Director. JAMES L. ROBINSON, B.S., AGR., Assistant District Agent. RUTH G, AREY, B.S., Home Demonstration Agent for District I. THOMAS DALLAM MORRIS, LL.B., Treasurer and Registrar. S. H. WALKER, Custodian of Buildings and Grounds. FREDERICK HARRY BROOME, Secretary of the Agricultural Experiment Station. LILIAN BIRLEY SCOFFiN, Secretary to the President. NELLE NICHOLAS, Assistant Registrar. VIRGIL GRANT YOUNG, Secretary of Division of Agricultural Extension. EVA DALTON, Matron of Barbara Blount Hall. GERTRUDE FRANK JOHNSTON, Office Assistant, RegistraWs Office. LILA LITTLETON, Office Assistant, Dewrfs Of'ice. LEOLA WATTS, Ojfice Assistant, Treasurefs Office. MAY WILEY, Office Assistant, Treasurefs Office. MYRTLE EDITH HARRIS, Ojfice Assistant, Registrafs Ofice. LULA ANNA JONES, in charge of Comparative Store and Postofice. MARY ALDULIA NICHOLAS, Ofice ASsistant and Librarian, Engineering Building. EFFIE KLOSS, Ufice Assistant, Experiment Station. FLORENCE D. MCTEER, Office Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. KATHLEEN CAMPBELL, Ojfice Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. LIZZIE COTTRELL, Office Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. L. M. HAYES, Office Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. E. MAIE PARKER, Ofice Assistant, Division of Agrricultuml Extension. FLORENCE G. LOTH, Oyfice Assistant, Division of Agricultuwal Extension. GLEN R. KITE, Office Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. SALLIE ROSE, Office Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. MARIE WIGGINS, Ofice Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. MATTIE HODGES, O'fice Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. LUCY TIBBS, Office Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. ROSE HARTMAN, Ojf'ice Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. C. ELIZABETH WRIGHT, Office Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. JOSEPHINE TYSON, 0 ice Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. MAR'ION YOUNG, Office Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. MAE ELLIS, Office Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. MARY KAVENEY, Office Assistant, Division of Agricultural E xtension. CARL HOUSEHOLDER, Ojfice Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. CHARLES ASKIN, Office Assistant, Division of Agwicultuml Extension. FORREST VANDERGRIFF, Ofice Assistant, Division of Agricultural Extension. 16 I-CPN 1N ETEBN' N 1 NE TBEN-i-Xiili m THE VoLvN TEE? - -m . M a 5 b6 College of Medicine $BROWN AYRES, Ph.D., LL.D., D.C.L., President. AUGUST HERMSMEIER WITTENBORG, A.B., M.D., Dean of the College of Medicine and Professor of Anatomy, Histology, and Embryology. JAMES LANCELOT MINOR, M D., F.A.C.S., Emeritus Pwofessor of Ophthalmology. HERBERT THOMAS BROOKS, A.B., M.D., Professor of Pathology; Visiting Pathologist to Memphis Geneval Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital. GEORGE GILLESPIE BUFORD, M.D., Professor of Nervous and Mental Diseases; Visiting Neurologist to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital; Attend- ing Psychiatw'ist to Shelby County Poor and Insane Asylum. WILLIS COHOON CAMPBELL, M.D., F.A.C.S., Pwofessor of Orthopedic Surgwy; Visiting Orthopedic Szwgeow to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital. JAMES HAROLD COLLINS, A.M., M.D.,- Acting Professor of Physiology, Pharmacology and Therapeutics. TLUCIUS JUNIUS DESHA, Ph.D., PTofessor of General and Physiological Chemistry; Biological Chemist to Memphis General Hospital. TEDWARD COLEMAN ELLETT, B.A., M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Ophthalmology; Visiting Ophthalmologist to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital. ELMER ELLSWORTH FRANCIS, M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery mwl of Regional Anatomy; Visiting Surgeon to Memphis Genewal Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital, and Attending Sm geon to St. Josepffs Hospital. MAXIMILIAN GOLTMAN, C.M., M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Surgevy and Clinical Sur- gery; Visiting Surgeon to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hos- pital. MARCUS HAASE, M.D., Professov of Dermatology and Syphilogmphy; Visiting Dermatol- ogist to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital, and Attending Dermatologist to St Josepfts Hospital. DAVID MAX HENNING, M.D., P'r'ofessm of Proctology; Visiting Prroctologist to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital, and Attending Proctologist to St. Josephk: Hospital. EUGENE MICHEL HOLDER, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Surgery and Clinical Siw- ge'ry; Visiting Surgeon to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hos- pital. JOHN JOSEPH HUDDLESTON, B.S., M.D., Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine; Visiting Internist to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memom'al Hospital. ARTHUR GRANT JACOBS, M.D., Professoo of Pediatrics; Visiting Pediatrician to the ChildreWs Hospital and Baptist Memm-ial Hospital. WILLIAM KRAUSS, Ph.G., M.D., Professor of Bacteriology, Tropical Diseases and Pre- ventive Medicine; Consultant on Tropical Medicine to Baptist Memorial Hospital and Memphis General Hospital. LOUIS LEROY, B.S., M.D., Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine; Visiting Intern- ist to Memphis Geneml Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital. GEORGE ROBERTSON LIVERMORE, M.D., F.A.C.S., meessoo of Genito-Urmary Diseases; Visiting Genito-Urinary Surgeon to M emphis General H ospital and Baptist M emor- ial Hospital. JAMES BASSETT MCELROY, B.S., M.D., Professor of Medicine. and Clinical Medicine; Visiting Internist to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital. TJOHN LUCIUS MCGEHEE, B.A., M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Operative Surgery; Visit- ing Surgeon to Memphis General Hospital, St. Josephk: Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital. RICHMOND MCKINNEY, A.M., M.D., F.A.C.S., P'rofesso'r' 0f La'r'yngology, Otology and Rhinology; Visiting Oto-laryngologist and Rhinologist to Memphis General Hos- pital and Baptist Memorial H ospital. ,.. ??Died January 28, 1919. TWith the colors. 17 H m N INETEEN . N INETEEN. IDXCIILJII . m T1113 VOLVJVTEER- EDLTE BATTLE MALONE, B.A., M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery; Visiting Surgeon to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital and Attending Surgeon to St. Josephhs Hospital. JOHN METCALF MAURY, M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Gynecology; Visiting Gynecologist to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital. THOMAS PALMER NASH, JR , M.A., Acting Professor of General and Physiological Chem- istry. WALTER HIRAM PISTOLE, M.D., Professor of Applied Therapeutics. FRANK DAVID SMYTHE, M.D., F.A.C.S., Professor of Gynecology; Visiting Gynecologist to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital and Attending Gynecologist to St. Josepth Hospital. PERCY WALTHALL TOOMBS, A.B., M.D., F.A.C.S., onfessov' of Obstetrics; Visiting Obstetrician to Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hospital. REUBEN SAUNDERS TOOMBS, M.D., Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine and of Medical Ethics. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TURNER, M.D., meessor of Diseases of the Newous System; Visiting Neurologist to the Memphis General Hospital and Baptist Memorial Hose pital; Attending Neurologist to St. Josephhs Hospital and the Shelby County Poor and Insane Asylum. OTIS SUMTER WARR, M.D., Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine; Associate Visiting Internist to Memphis Geneml Hospital and visiting Internist to Baptist Memom'al Hospital. JOHN STUDEBAKER WINTER, M.D., Acting Professor of Operative Surgery. ROBERT FAGIN, A.B., M.D., Associate Professor of Ophthalmology; Visiting Ophthal- mologist to Baptist Memorial Hospital and Associate Visiting Ophthalmologist to Memphis General Hospital. ' BRYCE 'WASHINGTON FONTAINE, M.D., Associate Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine and Physical Diagnosis; Associate Visiting Internist to Memphis General Hospital and Visiting Internist t0 Baptist Memwial Hospital. LOUIS WARDLAW HASKELL, JR., A.B., M.D., Associate Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery; Visiting Surgeon to Baptist Memom'al Hospital, and Associate Visiting Surgeon to Memphis General Hospital. ORREN WILLIAMS HYMAN, A.M., Associate Professor of Histology and Embryology. ROBERT MANN, M.D., Associate Professor of Operative Surgery. TEDWARD CLAY MITCHELL, M.D., Associate Professor of Pediatrics; Visiting Pediatri- cian to the Baptist Memorial Hospital; Pediam'ician t0 the Children's Hospital. ROBERT LATTA CROWE, Ph. C., Assistant Professor of Phcwmaey and Materia Medica. ROBERT HORACE MILLER, M.D., Assistant Professor in Anatomy. u.-. TWith the colors. 18 WW 1N ETEENe N I NE TEEN-I-XZ-UE m . THE XWOLVN TERI? - tux: 21E University of Tennessee Alumni Association W. B. SWANEY, PTesident . . . . . . . . Chattanooga W. 0. WHITTLE, Treasm'er . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville MIss JOSEPHINE REDDISH, Secretary . . . . . . . Kaomville N. W. DOUGHERTY, Executive Secretary . . . . . . . Knomvz'lle JOSEPH P GAUT, Vice-Pmsident East Temtessee . . . . . . Knoxville DR. E. M. SANDERS, V'ice-P'resident Middle Tennessee . . . . . Nashville CHAS. W. METCALF, Vice Pvesident West Tennessee . - . - . Memphis The Alumni Association of the University of Tennessee was reorganized in the summer of 1916. An alumni office was opened on the University campus, and has been maintained since that time. For the flrst year after reorganization, Mr. L. R. Neel, of the class of 1907, was secretary. Shortly after the outbreak of the war, Mr. Neel left the alumni office to resume his work with the Southern Agriculturist. It was thought best, at that time, for a member of the faculty to undertake the work during the period of the war. One of the great needs of the University is a proper reorganization of the alumni. N0 University can reach its highest possibilities without the full support of every student who has received training within its docrs. The attitude of the student body should be: As soon as a student registers in the University he becomes a member of the University community, and finally a member of the Alumni Association. The alumni should have a strong organization, and should maintain an office on the campus with a secretary devoting his full time to the work. Heretofore when students have left the University they have often seemed to forget that they had further connections with the institution. They have gone away and have not written back to the University and, as a consequence, their occupation and address is unknown. A big work in the alumni office is to try to get in touch with all former students of the University. When a student has ceased to write to the Univer- sity it is almost impossible to get the correct address. This difficulty has been especially emphasized during the period of the war. The alumni records show that more than 1,200 men have gone into service. This list is certainly not complete, because the alumni office is unable to get in touch with many persons who have gone away and lost their connection with the University. , Shortly after the association was reorganized it began the publication of a quar- terly magazine known as the Tennessee Alumnusi For two years this publication has been issued quarterly. Beginning with January, 1919, it has been issued bi-monthly, while next year it is our hope that the magazine will be issued monthly. The Tennessee Alumnus is sent to active members of the association. In order to inform the general alumni body of the work of the University and the reorganization of the Alumni Association, news letters have been sent out to all persons whose addresses were known in the alumni office. These letters should be sent out as often as there is some definite information that all the alumni should have. One of the big works accomplished by the alumni office is the cataloging and class- ifying 0f the alumni. Geographical lists have been prepared, showing the distribution of all former students of the University. At present, complete records are being made showing important information about former students. When these records are coln- plete the work of the association may be carried on much more effectively. An effort has been made to organize the Classes of the University into stronger working units. Up to this time little success has been attained, because the attention of the alumni has been taken by the war. Now that peace is assured, this work should be carried on, and every class which has gone from the University should be organized into a Working unit. In order to keep students in closer touch with the University, they should return to the University at stated times for reunions. This is one of the most effective ways of keeping a love for Alma Mater burning. From this time on, students, when they leave the University, should set a date on which to return, and then look forward to that date, making sure that they will be back when the class roll is called. 19 IQDXZ-l tN lAlBTEEN .. N LNETEENi DLCED I H E VfQLVJVTEER- C'F I UZHQAHDM ZOHB4MEwHZHSQAw BHZ U V . m .THE VOLVN T3319 . m I v Plans for Building a Greater University The University of Tennessee is about to build itself Hmore stately mansions. The Visions that we had in 1917 when we heard of the $1,000,000 appropriation by the State Legislature will soon be realized. V It was a red-letter day in the history of the institution when the General Assembly of 1917 passed an Act providing for the issue of State bonds amounting to $1,000,000, to be used in the equipment of the University of Tennessee. $100,000 was to be used for an Agricultural Experiment Station in Middle Tennessee, and $100,000 was to be used for the liquidation of a standing debt. The remainder was to be spent for the erection of new buildings on the University campus. The bonds were sold the first of October, 1917, and plans for the buildings were at once considered. The government assumed supervision of activities during the- war, so the construction had to be postponed. After a careful study of the various needs of the University, a program has been decided upon which includes three buildings. A main building is to be erected on the summit of the Hill at a cost of from $325,000 to $350,000. The class rooms for the humanitarian subjects will be located in the Main Building. A thoroughly equipped Agricultural Building will be constructed on the Tennessee Farm, and will cost from $825,000 to $350,000. An effort will be made to have this building completed at the opening of the fall session in 1919. The third building will be a new power plant, with distribution system for lighting and heating, to cost $90,000. It was at first thought that Old College would be torn down to furnish a site for the new Main Building. Old College was erected in 1826, and is rich in associations. So many protests came from the alumni and friends of the University, that it was decided to move Old College 'to another part of the campus. It is well-built and is still in good condition. 21 IDCHZ- -N METEEN 4N LNETEENp-l THE VOLVNTEER m D McGee Welles Graduate Students JOHN EDWIN MCGEE . . . . . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. B. A., University of Tennessee, 1917. Sociology, Roman Religion. MARGARET L. WELLES . . . . . . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. B. A., University of Tennessee, 1918. Phi Kappa Phi. Economics, Psychology, English. RUFUS HENRY FITZGERALD, . . . . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. B. A., Guilford College. Economics, Sociology, Government. I-CI'NIN ETEENNINETBEN-E'CQE 23 THE VQLVNTEER bezw I J Eagle . Meek Claxton Campbell Senior Class Officers PAUL MEEK . . . . , . . . - . , . . . Pv-esident ELISE EAGLE . . - . . - . . . . . . Vice-President MARTHA CAMPBELL . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary C, PORTER CLAXTON , . . . . . . - . . TTeasuTe'r Ll-me ETEEN- N I NETBEN-IEX-ZE . Swainr U - Ir :- NMETEENeNLNETEnmp-l Umm- I-CHTHE VQLVNTEER WE Ashe Ault Bethshares Bowden - Bruce Buckley HELEN CLAIRE ASHE, B. A - . - . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. Question Club; President Question Club, 17- 18; Dramatic Club; Home Economics Club LILA AULT, B. A. . . . . . - . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. S B. P. Club. THOMAS PORTER BETHSHARES, B. A. - . Humboldt Tenn 2nd Lieut. R O T.C.,,18;Vice-P1'es. Gibson County Club ,17; Y. M. C. .A. Cabinet i.18;Y M. C. A Cabinet, il9; Sec. Red Headed Club, i18; Vice- Pres. Le Cercle Francais, i19; I. P. A.; Chi Delta; Rifie Club. EARNESTINE BOWDEN, B. A., . - . . . . - ' . Maybeld, Ky. Zeta Tau Alpha. JOHNETTA HANCOCK BRUCE, B A. . .Fayetteville Tenn A. 0. Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; Y. W. C. A Cabibet, ,18 ,19 Pres. Women Students Literary C1ub,i19. WIAYME RUTH BUCKLEY, B. A. . . - . . . , Knoxville, Tenn. 26 WNW ETEEN'NINE TBEY-EZQE m -THE V'OLVNTEEIP- m 9 4 Burkhart Burleson Campbell Clayton Cooke Copenhaver ANNIE IRENE BURKHART, B. A. . . . . . - . Knoxville, Tenn. CHRISTINE BURLESON B. A. - . . Johnson City Tenn. Chi Omega; Phi Kappa Phi; Graduate East Tennessee State Nelma1,'17; Le Cercle Flancais; Women Students Literary Club; Associate Editor of Volunteer, '19; Change and White Staff, '18-'19; Sponsor for U. T. Band, '18. MARTHA W. CAMPBELL, B. A. . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Phi Kappa Phi; Vice- Pres. Junior C1ass,'17-'18; Vice-Pres. Knoxville High School Club, '16117 Home Economics Club; Sec. Home Economics Club '18; Pres Home Economics C1ub,'18-'19; Sec. Senior Class, '18- '19; Associate Editor of U. T. Magazine, 117- '18 Lewisohn Scholai in Industrial Arts and Home Economics,118-'19; S. B. P Club. JOE RAMSEY CLAYTON, B. A. . i . Lewisburg, Tenn Phi Gamma Delta; T. K A.;Scarabbean;A1pha Phi Epsilon; Debating Council- man '18; Treas. Chi Delta, '17; ,Pres. Chi Delta, '18; Vice- Pres. Chi Delta, '19.; Chi Delta Oratorical Medal, '16; Pres. I. P. A., '17-'18; Winner 1. P. A. Oratorical Contest, '18; lst Lieut. Cadet Batt1., '18; Debating Team, '18. RACHEL DIVINE COOKE, B. A. . . . - . . . Johnson City, Tenn. Chi Omega. ZOE COPENHAVER, B A . . . Englewood Term. ' Education C1ub,'18; Y. W C A., '18- '19; Home Economics Club,'17-'18;Vice-P1es Home Economics Club '19. 27 V 1 11130.12- 1N LNETEEN -N INETEEN- THE VOLVNTEER- m . i Corkland Crawford V Davis Eagle Eager Ervin J ENNIE CLARA CORKLAND, B. A. in Education . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. MARTHA CRAWFORD, B. A. . . . . . . . 1 Williston, Tenn. Y. W. C. A. LOLA C. DAVIS, B A. . . . - . . .4 Knoxville, Tenn. Latin Medal, 18; S. B. P. Club ELISE EAGLE, B A. . . . - . . , . . . . Sparta, Tenn. Z. T. A.; Women Students Government Association; Sec. Women Students Gov- ernment Association, ,18; Pres Women Studentsi Government Association, 18- 19; Treas. Le Cercle Francais, ,19; Vice- Pres Senior Class, il9. MILDRED FRANCES EAGER, B. A. . . - . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. Phi Mu; Education Club. MONA MUSGRAVE ERVIN, B. A. . . . . . .Lynchburg, Tenn. Vice-Pres. Red Headed Club, 917; Y. W. C. A., 819; Education Club; Le Cercle Francais. 28 3 4 mi? 1N ETEEN. N 1 NE mum m THE VOLVN T111319 - m mar Falkland-Falken Fonde Fortner Frierson Giffin Greer VEDA MOFFATT FALKLAND-FALKEN, B. A. in Education . . . . Bayonne, N. J . ALICE FONDE, B. A. . . . . . - . . . .Knoxville, Tenn. Chi Omega. RETHA FORTNER, B. A. . . . . . . - . Cumberland Gap, Tenn. MARY ELIZABETH FRIERSON, B. A. . . . Columbia, Tenn. Chi Omega; Phi Kappa Phi; Vice- Pres. Women Students Literary Club; Y. W. C. A. MABEL HELEN GIFFIN, B. A. . . . - . . . . Loudon, Tenn. See. I. P. A., '17; Vice-Pres. I. P. A., 18 JOHN LAWSON GREER, B A . . Knoxville, Tenn. Treas Sophomore Class, y17;1st Lieut and Quartermaster of Cadet Batt1., ,18; Prize Manager U. T. Circus, ,18; Sec. lst Year Law Class, ,19; Y. M C. A Cabinet, i19;Pres.Chi Delta, 19; Square Dance Club. 29 mug- -N METEEN - N INETEEN- QTHE VOLVNTEER i DXEN 1:! Jcter Jett Jones Kennedy Lewis ' Lewis BETH JETER, B. A. . . . . . - . . -. . Millington, Tenn. Phi Mu. VESTA LEONA JETT, B. A. . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. Chai1man Social Service Committee, Y. W. C. A., ,16; Asst. Chairman Social Ser- vice Committee, Y W. C. A., ,17 FRANCES ROBERTA J ONES, B. A. . . . . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. Assistant Biologist. ELIZABETH WASHINGTON KENNEDY, B. A. . . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. A. 0. Pi; Question Club; Dramatic Club. J ESSIE WESTLAKE LEWIS, B. A. . . . . . .Knoxville, Tenn. Chi Omega; Sponsor Co. D., y15316; Sponsor Co. C., ,16- ,17; Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic Club. SAMUEL LAWRENCE LEWIS, JR., B A. . . Knoxville, Tenn. Phi Gamma Delta; Sca1abbean; Bus. Mgr. Glee 01111316317; Vice-Pres. Glee Club, ,17- W18; Dramatic Club,W17-W18y,618319;Mgr.Circus,Ba11, W18; Pres. lst Year Law Class, 619; Volunteew Staff, ,19; 2nd Lieut. Cadet Batt1., ,17318; lst Lieut. Cadet Batt1., 618; Ticket Committee U. T. Circus, 617318. 30 , 1N 1N 1:111:12erL N 1 NE TEEN-DCI- :- Ii m .THE VOLVN TERI? - Long McCall McCollough McNutt Massengill Mi ller EDWIN ATLEE LONG B A . . Johnson City, Tenn. S. A E.; Scarabbean;Ath1etic Editm Omnge and White y17; Managing Editor Oromge and White, 118; T1eas.Dramatic Club,115-1;16 Editor- in- Chief Volunteer, 119; Pan-Hellenic Council, ,19; General Mgr. U. T. Circus, :19; Publishing Association, 119. GLADYS B. MCCALL, B. A. . . . ' . . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. HAZEL MCCOLLOUGH, B. A. - . . . - . . . Knoxville, Tenn. ANNE LYNN MCNUTT B. A. . . - . Concord, Tenn. A 0. Pi; Question C1ub;Dramatic Club Vice- PIES Sophomore Class, 116-117. THORNTON MASSENGILL, B. A. . . . . - . . . Coal Creek, Tenn. Scarabbean; Junior Baseball Mgr., 118; Freshman and Sophomore Baseball; Varsity Baseball, 118,319; Captain Baseball, 119; Tennis Club. ROBERT RUSH MILLER B A. - . . Johnson City, Tenn. K. S.; T. K A; Scarabbean; Phi Kappa Phi;1st Lieut., Captain of Cadet Battl, ,17- ,18; Intercollegiate Debating Representatix7e,117,3;18 Asst. Football Mgr.,117; Football Mgr., ,18; Football Mgr., 119; Pres. Pan-Hellenic Council, 117-118; Pan-Hellenic Council, '19. 31 v , --- DC! NMIETEEN NINETEEND THE VQLVNTEER. 13664515 Moore Morgan Noblett Padget Parisi Presson MARGARET MOORE, B. A . - Johnson City, Tenn Chi Omega; Phi Kappa Phi; Graduate East Tennessee State Norma1;Pres Le Cercle Francais, y19;Vol1mtee1 Staff, ,19; Omnge and White Staff, 118-119; Junior Faculty Scholarship; Women Students Literary C1ub;Vice Pres. Women Studentsi Government Association, 118. JOHN ELMORE MORGAN, B. A - - . Knoxville, Tenn. S. A. E; Phi Kappi Phi; Vice Pres. Y. M. C. A., 16; Pres Y. M. C A. ,;117 lst Sgt. Cadet Batt1.,117; Mgr. Carniva1,,17;Asst. Mgr.U. T.Circus,117; Asst.Bus. Mgr. U. T.Fa1 mew,,19; Sec.-Treas.Agricultu1a1 C1ub,il9;R111e Team,il7;Ri11e Club; Class Football, Baseball and Basketball Teams, ,14-11,5 116- 117. ELIZABETH HARRISON NOBLETT, B. A . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics C1ub;Education Club; Tennis Club MARGARET MIDDLETON PADGET, B. A. . . Lenoir City, Tenn. Z. T A.; Assistant in English; Ceilidh C1ub;Sec.Y.W.C.A.,116. ORISSA WEST PARIS, B. A. - Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Phi Mu; Music Chairman Y. W. C. A., ,16,17V1CB-P16S. Y. W. C A., ,1718, Devotional Chairman Y.W.C.1A.,,18319; Sec.-Treas.Ceilidh Club, 116-17; Vice-Pres. Ceilidh Club, 117318; Question Club; Home Economics Club; Vice-Pres. Le Cercle Francais, 118-119; Assistant to Dean of Women, ,18-119; Tea Room Director, 119. ARTHUR KENNETH PRESSON, B A. . . . Camden, Tenn. Phi Kappa Phi; Sec. -.Treas Masonic Club ,19; Tutor in Mathematics and Physics. B. A. Degree in three years; Vice- Pres. Education Club,119. 32 mew 1N ETEENP NI NE TREND- :iui m . THE VOLVN TERI? . m Purple Ramsey Beams Reeder Robinson Searle MARY GOODE PURPLE, B. A. . . . . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. SADIE RICE RAMSEY, B. A. . . . - . . . . Somerville, Tenn. A. 0. Pi. HENRY FRAZIER REAMS, B. A. . . . Nashville, Tenn. Phi Gamma Delta; Scarabbean; Alpha Phi Epsilon; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, A17J;18 Asst. Bus. Mgr. Ovange and White,818; Bus. Mgr.01ange and White, 18; Sec. Chi Delta, ,18; Freshman and Sophomore Football; Freshman Basketball; Mgr. Baseball, 18; Head Usher U. T. Circus, ,18. , JAMES PRYOR REEDER, JR., B. A. . . . . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. Varsity Basketball, 817318. Ross NEWMAN ROBINSON, B. A. . . . . . . . J acksboro, Tenn. RUTH SEARLE, B. A. . .Knoxville, Tenn. Z. T. A.; Phi Kappa Phi; Vice- Pres. Y. W. C. A., A17 ,18 Vice- Pres. Y. W C. A., 18- 19; Home Economics Club, 17; Sec -Treas. Women Students Literary Club, 19; Le Cercle Francais. 33 MNINETE LEN- NINETEEij T1113 VGLVNTEER- 1.:XIQHE Sudbury Willoughby Scharringhaus Arnold Card Hill HERBERT JAMES SUDBURY, B. A. . . . . . . Friendship, Tenn. EVELYN WILLOUGHBY, B. A. . . . . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn. Assistant in Bacteriological Laboratory. RALPH PORTER SCHARRINGHAUS, B. S. in Commerce . . Knoxville, Tenn. S. A E.; Scarabbean; Bus. Mg r. Dramatic Club, ,15-116J;17 2nd Lieut Cadet Batt1., y16-117; Student Member Athletic Council, 117; As st. Bus. Mgr. U. T. Magazine, 115-116. HENRY BASS ARNOLD, B. S., Electrical Engineering . - . Rome, Ga. P. K. A.; Scarabbean; Pan-Hellenic Council, y16317,,18-119; Sec.-Treas.Pan- Hellenic Council, y18-119; 1st Lieut. Co. A., 117318; Board of Directors of Co- operative Book Store; Glee Club, 17-18; Philo. READ HIXSON CARD, B. S., Electrical Engineering . - . Chattanooga, Tenn. Phi Kappa Phi; 2nd Lieut.R. O. T. 0,118; Treas.U. T RiHe C1ub,1l8; Allen Mathematics Medal,116; Carson Junior Engineers Prize, 118; Vice- Pres Engineering Society, 18; Pres. Engineering Society, ,19; Knight of St Patrick. ASHLEY PROVINE HILL, B. S., Electrical Engineering . . Columbia, Tenn. P. K. A.; Knight of St. Patrick; Philo; Engineering Society. 34 El-CFN LN ETEEN N 1 N E TERM -XI'-Ui. Staley Thompson Buckels Claxton Clayton Elam BUHRMAN REESE STALEY,B. S.,E1ectrica1 Engineering . . Maryville, Tenn. 2nd Lieut. R. O. T. C.,118; Knight of St. Patrick; Rifle Club. CHARLES EARL THOMPSON, B. 8., Elect. and Mech. Engineering, . Corryton, Tenn. Pres. Engineering Society, 19; Knight of St. Patrick. ISAAC ARTHUR BUCKELS, B S. A . . - . . Bristol, Tenn. A. Z.; Agricultural Club; Pres. Masonic Club CALVIN PORTER CLAXTON, B. S. A., . - Knoxville, Tenn. S. A. E.; A. Z.; Phi Kappi Phi; Scarabbean; Championship Riiie Team, 117; Sgt, lst Sgt, lst Lieut. of Cadet Batt1.; Cadet Major, i19;Agricu1tural C1ub;Vice-Pres. Agricultural Club, ,17; Pres. Agricultural Club, 118; Associate Editor Orange and White, ,18; Managing Editor Orange and White, ,19; Editor-in-Chief Orange and White, 119; Sub-Mgr. of U. T. Circus, 17; Student Director of Co-operative Book Store, ,19; Editor-in-Chief U. T. Fawmeo , ,19; Treas. Senior Class, ,19; Ticket Mgr. 1919 Carnival. EVERETT MCCORD CLAYTON, B. S. A. . . Lewisburg, Tenn. Phi Gamma Delta; Glee Club, ,17318;,Varsity T1ack Team; Chi Delta. EDGAR HOWARD ELANE, B. S A . . .Santa Fe, Tenn. ksvgma Chi; Phi Kappa Phi; A. Z.; Dramatic Cliib, 16; Vice- Pres. B. G A. Club, ,17; ePres. Philo, i17; Pres. Philo,,17; Y. M. C.A.Cabinet,118; Publication Council, 117; Critic Agricultural ClubPi18;Inte1 - Class Debate, ,15; 2nd Lieut. R. O. T C, 18; U. T. meeo Staff,118; I.P..A; Chess and Checkers C1ub;Education Club. 35 EDKi-J 'N IABTEEN , N INETEEN- mg THE: VOLVNTEER i-W'QLA-ni .1 9 F 6 Hendrix Jones Kerr MCI ntosh Meek Penn ROY WESTLEY HENDRIX, B. S. A. . . . . . . - Martin, Tenn. Vice-Pres. Agricultural Club, y19. ROBERT ARTHUR JONES, B. S A...Bai1ey,Tenn. A. T. O; Scarabbean; Asst. Bus Mgr.Volu71tee7,;16; Bus. Mgr Volunteer H7; 'Dramatic Club, ,16; Scrub Football, 16; ,Varsity Football,i17; FreshmanJ Sophomore: Junior Class Football; Pres. Chi Delta, 18; Pan-Hellenic Councyil, ,19. LEONARD JASPER KERR, B. S. A. . ' . Savannah, Tenn A. Z; Scarabbean; Chi Delta; Y M. C A.; Agricultural Club; Education Club; I. P A.; Treas. Sophomore Class, 16; Treas. Education C1ub,i16;Pres.Educatiori Club, 17; Vice-Pres. Chi Delta, ,17; Pres. Agricultural Club, 19; Pres. Chi Delta, ,19; Asst. Editor U. T. Fa7'me7i, A19; Masonic Club. ROBERT BURNS MCINTOSH, B. S A.Springf1e1d,Tenn. Junior Basketball Mgr., ,18; Mandolin Club, 16; Philo; Rifle Club; Agricultural Club; Company Musician, 16. PAUL MEEK, B. S. A. . . Martin, Tenn. Phi Kappa Phi; A.Z.; Scarabbean;Agricultura1 C1ub;Student Honor Council; Ch1Delta Y. M C. A., 615 i16,i16-'17; Vice-Pres. Y M C. A., 617- ,18; Pres. Y. M. C A., 718119;Mgr Class Track Team, ,16; iVarsity Track Team, 1617; Class Football, 15; Class Basketball, 1617; Capt. Class Football, 16; Class Baseball, y16-'17; Varsity Baseball, 18319; Agricultural Club; Sec.-Treas. Agriculu tural Club, ,17318; Pres. Sophomore Class, i16317; Sophomore Representative to Student Honor Council, 1617; Chairman Student Honor Council, ,17318, ,18319; Asst. Editor U. T. Farmer, 19; Pres. Senior Class, ,19. DUNCAN PENN, B. S. A . , . - - . Humboldt, Tenn. A T. 0.; Purdue University, 615 ,16. 36 mew 1N 13171313211 N 1 NE 113mm- rare m . TH E VOLVN TILE IE . m B I Wilson Sizer Tucker Robinson SAM WILSON, B. S. A. . - . .Loudon, Tenn. P. K. A. ;Pres. Senior Class, '18;C1ass Baseball, 616- 617; Agricultural Club; Pres. 1Red Headed C1ub,616; Mgr. Sophomore Track Team; Y. M. C. A. MARION FLOYD SIZER, B. S. A. . . . . - . . Philadelphia, Tenn. JOHN HICKMAN TUCKER, B. S. A. . - WSmyrna Tenn. . Sigma Chi; A. Z; Scarabbean; Bus. Mgr. Omnge and White, ,17- 618; Vice- Pres. Agricultural Club, 19; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ,17. JOHN SILER ROBINSON, B. S. A . . . Knoxville, Tenn. Sophomore Football, ,15; Pres. Square Dance C1ub,619;Sgt.-at-Arms,Agricultural Club, ,19 . 37 m -N METEEN - NINETEEN. u-Ech: THE VQLVNTEER Dim D 1 RUBY EVELYN HITCH, B. A. . . . . . - - . Knoxville, Tenn. DELiLAH ANNE JOHNSON, B. A. . - . . . - . Knoxville, Tenn. EUNICE MCCOLLOUGH, B. A. . - . . . . . . ' Knoxville, Tenn. ARCHIE KEITH BEAMAN, B. S., Mechanical Engineering . . - Knoxville, Tenn. S. P. E.; Engineering Society. GEORGE HERBERT IRISH, B. S., Electrical Engineering - . . Knoxville, Tenn. Engineering Society. LEE M RAGSDALE, B S. Electrical Engineering . . Knoxville, Tenn. Vice- Pres. Engineering Society, '19; Knight of St. Patrick. W. H. PETERS, B. A., iArts- Lawi - Knoxville, Tenn. S. X.; Scarabbeans; Bus. Mg1. U. T. Magazine, ,17; Advertising Mgr. U. T. Circus, i16; Asst. Ticket Mgr. U T. Circus, il7; Chi Delta; lst Lieut. and Captain, U T. BattL, 18; Publication Council, 317318; Winner of Competitive Drill Down, ,17. CLARK NEIL BASS, B. S. in Civil Engineering . . - . . Lebanon, Tenn. Phi Gamma Delta; Chi Delta. 38 V Q mm ETEEN-NINE 115mm m THE VOLVN TEE? - m;.. V n; I H. Juninr U m NLNETE LN - NINETEEND mg T HE VQLVN THEE EEK: gna' n 15912330 President Vice-President Collins Smith French Hansard Jumor Class Omcers SMITH, BRIGGS . FRENCH, MARY EMILY COLLINS, S. C. . . HANSARD, 0. H. . ADKERSON, BRANCH OWEN ANDERSON, WILLETT DAVIS ARRANTS, CHARLES FREDERIC ARRANTS, OLIVE REED ARRANTS, SAMUEL EDWIN AYRES, HANES ELDRIDGE BANKS, J OSEPH KENTWORTH BEAN, ROBERT HENRY BENSCOTER, DANIEL BOYNTON BRUMBACK, JOHN FRANKLIN, JR. BURKE, ELEANOR CALLAWAY, FRANK BURNETT GARDEN, J OE MONROE CHANDLER, WILLIAM LINDSAY CLARK, ISAAC WESLEY CLEMENT, KATHERINE ELIZABETH COLBY, HELEN WOODMAN COLLINS, NANCY TAPPAN COLLINS, SAMUEL CORNETTE CONRAD, CHARLES WATSON SOPP, J USTIN FORNIE CRENSHAW, IDA MARY DAVIS, CROWLY ARMY DELPEUCH, ALBERT CHARLES DOZIER, HET'PIE DUKES, OLIVER VERNE FRANCISCO, EDITH FRANKLIN, WILBURN BERNARD, JR. FRENCH, MARY EMILY FRETZ, EUGENE CAMP GAMBILL, LIDA BELLE GIBBS, HAZEL RUTH HALKO, JOHN J. 40 HANSARD, ORREN HARDIN HARBERT, JASON TALMAGE HAYES, GEORGE HAROLD JONES, RUBY G. KENNEDY, WENDELL CAMPBELL KENT, ANNE POINDEXTER LANDESS, STERLING STONE LEONARD, ROBERT HOBART LEWIS, WALTER LIGHT, GERTRUDE LOWE, GLADYS MARIE MCANULTY; MARGARET MCCULLOUGH, ELIZA CARTER MART'IN, ORVILLE SUSONG NORTON, JAMES HARRISON OWEN, RICHARD NEWTON PAINTER, DREWRY ALEXANDER PARDUE, ALTA ELIZABETH PATY, RAYMOND R. Moss PETTWAY, FRANK HARWELL SCHUBERT, HERMAN ALEXANDER SHADOW, SOPHIE MAE SLAUGHTER, NELIA SMITH, BRIGGS SMITH, WILLIAM WHITTHORN SNODERLY, MURPHY ULYSSES SNODGRASS, J ONAS LESLIE STEELE, MARGARET MCNAIRY STOUT, DORMAN GLADSTONE WADE, TOM WILTON WEATHERSBY, FRANK MCLEAN WILHOIT, HUBERT GILBERT WILSON, IRIS WESTBROOK '4- :N LN ETEEN 5N I N E TEEN-EXCZE Secretary Treasurer ' Junior Class 41 Junior Class 42 m THE VQLVN TEEN. m $nphnmnrp 43 v 1 A IgIXIal -N1A'ETEEN N IN ETEEN' THE VOLVNTEER- 1:35-ng Jourolmon ' Llewellyn Breeden Henry Sophomore Class OFFICERS BREEDEN, S. L. . . . . . . . . . . . . President LLEWELLYN, J ANIE E. . . . . . . . Vice-Pvesident J OUROLMON, LEON, J R. . - . . . . . . . . Secretary HENRY, CARL B. . . . . . . . . . , . . Treasurer ADAMS, JAMES THOMAS AKERS, SAMUEL LUTTRELL ALEXANDER, WILLIAM LAWRENCE ANDES, JAMES OSBORNE ARGUBRIGHT, FLETCHER CARL ATKINS, SAMUEL WESLEY AYCOCK, MARTHA SUE BAIN, SHERWOOD CROCKETT BEAMAN, DEAN MELVIN BENDERMAN, GUY FLEMING BOND, MORRIS THOMAS BOWE, HECTOR ARTHUR BOWRON, ROBERT HENRY BREEDEN, SAM LANE BYNUM, RUTH TURNER CAMPBELL, J OHN FIELDS CARDEN, VERA CLACK, JESSE HOYLE CONLEY, HALLUM GOODLOE CORBETT, LOUIS BROWNE CRINKLEY, CHRISTINA EMILY DAILEY, DOROTHY DAVENPORT, FRANK 44 DAVIES, WALTER GRIFFITH, JR. DAVIS, GILBERT PATTON ELGIN, DAVID HYNEMAN EVINS, LADYE LOVE FAIR, JAMES EUGENE, JR. FARMER, HERMAN BENNETT FERGUS, MARY EWING FINLAY, CECELIA AMANTE FOSTER, MARY LEE GRAY, ARTHUR DOUGLAS HADDOX, THOMAS R. . HALL, DAVID MARSHALL HENDERSON, JAMES MANSON HENDRIX, DAVID BROWN HENRY, CARL BARCLAY HODGES, ELLA VIRGINIA HOSKINS, RUBY LEE HUNTER, PAUL JACKSON, ELIZABETH J ETER, GLADYS MIRIAM JOHNSON. HERNER REUBEN J OHNSTON, ROBERT DARNSTAEDT W 1N ETEEN. N I N E TEEN-I-XI-Fli m .THB VOLVN PEER. Sophomore Class J ONES, RICHARD CLAIBORNE JOUROLMON, LEON, JR. KENNEDY, GRANVIL SKIDMORE KNAFFL, LOUIS RUDOLPH KRAEHENBUEHL, AUGUST OSCAR LLEWELLYN, JANIE ELMYRA LOWE, ALBERTA LOWE, ANDREW GEORGE MAINES, THOMAS RICHARD MCCONNELL, GEORGIA ELLEN MCDONALD, HELEN MCDOUGALL, GRACE MCILWAINE, ARCHIBALD GRAHAM MACGOWAN, MARY LOCKE MATTHEWS, MARY LOIS MAYES, THOMAS CLURE MONTGOMERY, DALMYRA BURNETTE MORRISON, GARNETT MYERS, ANDREW CARTER OLIVER, WILLIAM HALL PATTON, HENRY WILDS PETERS, IREDELL NEJrMORE PUND, ADELAIDE MARTHA RADER, TEDDY SCHLEY READ, THOMAS RODDY REAGAN, GEORGE WILLIAM REDDICK, JOHN DAVID RICHARDSON, FLORENCE RONEY RICHMOND, LEWIS HARRISON ROBINSON, ISABEL SWAIN ROBISON, CHARLES WILSON ROSE, HUGH CENTER RULE, GEORGIA RUSSELL, BONNIE KATE SCOTT, DOROTHY GERALDINE SHARP, ROBERT SHEA, CLAIRE RETA SHEA, THOMAS GERALD SHELTON, EARL HOOD SHEIRRILL, HELEN GERTRUDE SHIRES, MARY ANNIE SMITH, JOHN GARRETT SMITH, MCGREGOR SMITH, ROBERT BOWMAN SMITH, WALTER SCHLEY SPEARS, DOUGLAS BROWN STEPHENSON, HARRY BLAIR SUMMERS, GLENN GOOCH SWANN, EDWARD LYLE TATE, BESSIE TAYLOR, EUGENE AUGUSTIN TAYLOR, MARY MCDONALD TINSLEY, LENNIS BELL TOLLEY, LEM LEE TROTTER, MARTHA J OSEPH'INE WEBB, MELVIN LAFAYETTE WEST, WARREN RANKIN WILLIAMS, MALCOLM RALPH WILLIAMS, WILLIAM SAM WITHERS, ARTHUR HULL WOODARD, J AMES CEPHAS WRIGHT, MARGARET J EAN d B EX. NMIETEEN- NINETEEN m THE V'OLVN'TEER LEAGT. I . b FMFQ Sophomore PreJVKedlcal Class OFFICERS SMITH, J. T. . . . . . . . . . . . . President AGREE, FRANK . . . . . - . . . . . Vice-President FLOWERS, W. W. . - . - - . . . . - Secretary BEAN, L. L. . . . . . - . - . . . . Treasurer BEAN, LAWRENCE LYTTON HAUN, CHARLES ABRAHAM CHAMBERS, MALCOLM HOWARD HUDSON, WILLIAM EDWARD CLAYTON, EDWARD STEELE, JR. NEWMAN, LUTHER BYRON DAY, HORACE ASA PENN, JARRELL FLOWERS, WILLIAM WILSON PETERS, HORACE DEWEY GIBSON, WILLIAM D. SMITH, J 0E TAYLOR HAMILTON, J ACOB RALPH 46 c I-QW 1N ETEEN? N 1 NE TBM-mi m .THE VOLVN Time. m : v V erwhman 47 - NINETEEN -NlNETEEN-.-D rf- THE VQLVNTEER' Wrens; O Jones Baker Simpson Stephenson Freshman Class OFFICERS STEPHENSON, C. G. . . . . . . SIMPSON, MILDRED E. . . - . BAKER, H. H. . . . . . . . . . .. - Secretam JONES, E. C. . . . . . . . - . . . . Treaszwer AGRICULTURE BAKER, FELIX EDWARD HERRING, MARSHALL LEWIS BAKER, JAMES WASHINGTON HORD, THOMAS EPPS, JR. BARNETT, NISBETT ARTHUR LAWHON, RUDOLF BELL, JAMES IRWIN LEMING, BERT HILL BOND, MAXWELL DAVID LOVE, HARRY RIVERS BOND, ROBERT NAPOLEON MCDOWELL, JOHN HUNTER BOWEN, JAMES GRADY MADDUX, CHARLES ROY BRYSON, J OHN HANNAH MAGERS, RUDYARD KIPLING CARDWELL, J OHN WESLEY, JR. MERCER, J OSEPH HERMAN CARROLL, THOMAS BURNS MERRIWETHER, J OHN HENRY CARSON, GEORGE ELBERT MITCHELL, CLIFFORD DEWEY CONLEY, PAUL BOOKER MOON, EDWARD CLARENCE COVINGTON, JOHN WEAKLEY MOULTON, JOHN WILLIAM, JR. FEDIX, EARL LOUIS NEBLETT, THEODORE EDWARD GALLAHER, GEORGE HUGH, JR. SPARKS, CARL HUFFINE GILMORE, THOMAS RUSSELL WALKER, THOMAS J EFFERSON, JR HARWOOD, SANDERS FAUCETT WHITE, FRED WHITNEY HEFLEY, WILLIAM ARTHUR WILSON, MILTON SPENCER HENDRIX, CHARLES AUGUSTUS YOUNG, ROBERT DOUGLAS COMMERCE ' BLAIR, EDWARD HAROLD PARKER, MARCUS ALCAINV, JR. CALDWELL, PAUL POWERS, WORTH BAGLEY JANES, LEONARD PALMER, JR. ROEHL, WILLIAM EDWARD LIBERAL ARTS ABEL, ELIZABETH KEY BYINGTON, IRWIN CECIL ACUFF, LILLIAN REBECCA CAMPBELL, FATHA RANGE AIKEN, CAROLYN BACOME CLARK, PATR$CK HENRY AIKEN, SAM BACOME COBB, WILLIAM CROSBY ALLISON, RACHEL COCHRANE, ELIZABETH BARBARA ARRANTS, LILLIAN EDITH COMPTON, HENRY MCVEY BAILEY, MARJORIE VIRGINIA Cox, MARGARET MALCOLM BAKER, HOWARD HENRY CRISCO, RALPH J OSEPH BALLOU, HELEN MARGARET DAVENPORT, MILTON BARKER, WILLIAM HARMON DAVIS, MARY GLADYS BOGLE, ANNIE LAURA DAY, EDITH BOYD, CAMILLA LOUISE DEITCH, MORTON LIEBMAN BYE, BESS BELLE DICKEY, MARGARET 48 Q I-QN IN E TEEN. N 1N1? TBEN-i-Xl'iii . President Vice-President m aTHE VOLVN TILEIP . m N MIETBEN - N INBTEEN. DINEEN, JOHN WILLIAM EARLY, WILLIAM COLE, JR, EASTLAND. GRACE MATTFIE EGGLESTON, EDMUND WALLER ELLIS, LEXEY BARRY, JR. ELLIS, MARY EPPS, KATIE FORREST, WALTER NOBLETT FOWLER, HAMMOND, JR. FOWLER, JAMES LYMAN GOUFFON, HELENE HENRIETTA HODGES, MARY DOUGLAS HOLLMAN, JOHN RICHMOND HOPKINS, HERMAN ALLEN HOPSON, THELMA Hoss, ESTHER GREGG HOUSE, MARY JACKSON, BEULAH ANNIE JOHNSON, JOSEPHINE JOHNSON, MARGARET CROW J ONES, J ENNIE LETER KIRKPATRICK, J OSEPH WILTON KRUSE; GRACE MARIAN LANE, J AMES HUNTER LEWIS, FLORENCE ALEXANDER LOGUE, VIVIAN LOTSPEICH, MARTHA GREEVER LUNA, RICHARD LEON MCCULLA, FRANK MCFALL, CLARA HOUSTON MCMAHAN, INEZ VICTORIA MABRY, MARGARET ALMEDA MAIDEN, COSETTE MAIN, DONNELY MUSGRAVE MAKEMSON, ROBERT WILSON MELLEN, CORNELIA DANIEL MOOERS, GEORGE ANSEL MOONEY, RICHARD EWELL, JR. MOORE, NINA OWEN, JAMES ALFRED, JR. PEASE, LEiILA LIVERMORE PETTWAY, CHARLES FULLER POTTS, HATTIE EVA PORTER, RUTH POST, HELEN GLADYS PRICE, BARNETT CANTWELL RAE, RUTH REEDER, RUTH RUTHERFORD, BILLY GIBBS RYNo, MARION DENNEY SANFORD, ELIZABETH HAINES SCOTT, VIRGINIA SHEA, LEAH GENEVIEVE SHOAF, PAUL EDWARD SILVER, IDA GERTRUDE SIMPSON, MILDRED EATON SPILMAN, ROBERT READ SPRANKLE, ELIZABETH SPROULE, RODNEY HOBART STARK, MARGARET STONE, LEAH ELLENBOUGEN TAYLOR, MARY LOUISE THORNTON, PAULINE VANCAMPEN, J OSEPHINE HARPER WATERHOUSE, FRANK HENRY WEST, FREDERICK WILSON, CAROLINE BARTON WILSON, EDITH BELMONT WILSON, LENA MAE WRIGHT, J IM TARWATER YOUNG, VAYRIS ENGINEERING ALLEN, LEONARD ALVIN ARTHUR THOMAS LEE BIBEE, THEODORE RAYMOND BOWDEN, JAMES NEIL BOWDEN, TURNER LOVELACE BOWEN, J OSEPH WALKER BRINKLEY, JOHN STONE BROWN, ROBERT LEE, JR. BURNS, DAVID WALTER BURNS, WILLIAM THOMAS CARDWELL, MAURICE WAYLAND COBB, JOHN CECIL CONDRA, ROBERT MOORE CRUMP, CHARLES ORLANDO DARDEN, ROBERT AYRES DLUGACH, MANUEL DOW, JOHN BUTLER, JR. DUKE, ROBERT DENTON EMORY, CHARLES MORGAN FINLEY, HENRY THOMAS FOLEY, JOHN WAINWRIGHT GALLAHER, BEN GALLAHER, HOUSTON MONTGOMERY GARTH, ROBERT MARSHALL HAMILTON, WILLIAM RUSSELL, JR. HARE, VANCOURT MONROE HOLLAND, HALE WIESNER JOHNSTON. GERALD ROGERS JONES, ERNEST CHARLES KAVANAGH, GERALD ROGERS KOHLER, HARRY BEN KUHLMAN, CARL DUNNING LINCOLN, WILLIS BARNHART, JR. LOGAN, SAMUEL DOUGLAS LOY, LOREN MCCLAMROCK, WILLIAM EUGENE, JR. MATTHEWS, WILLIAM HARRISON MEE, JOHN HARDIE MITCHELL, RICHARD TORKIN MITCHELL, WILLIAM J AMES MOORE, LEWIS FRANK NEUBERT, AUGUSTUS FREDERICK OFFICER, ALBERT FITZPATRICK PARRIS, FARRISH CLAY PICKENS, JOHN MARTIN QUINCY, JOHN LEWIS REEF, FREDERICK CRAIG RICHARDSON, ELWOOD GLEN RUETER, KLEFFMAN HOOD RUSH, J AMES AVERY SAVILLE, CARSON FRANKLIN SIMPSON, DEGROVE STALEY, ALWYN HOYLE STOKELY, WILLIAM BURNETT, JR. SULLIVAN, J OSEPH WILLIAM, JR. SZABO, GEORGE CULLINY TROTTER, SAMUEL BASCOM TYLER, HENRY VAUGHAN, JOHN FREDERICK WALLACE, CLINTON ROBERTSON WALTON, MAYNARD KIRK WILLIAMS, ROY STANLEY WILSON, CLAUDE CECIL WOODFIN, RICE JACOBS THE VOLVNTEER- E-Xw ncri mm mm ' Freshman Agriculture and Engineering 50 I-C'N 1N ETEEN- N 1 NE TBEN-l-XI-C-Ui m THE Voum TILEIE - www- Freshman Pre-Medical Class OFFICERS HAWKINS, C. S. . STANFIELD, J . E. VANNEMAN, AGNES President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurew AILOR, JOHN EDWARD BAKER, GEORGE IVERSON BOND, WILLIAM WEBSTER CARNEY, MARVIN CHUMLEY, CHARLES LAWRENCE CONNELL, ELDON DEWEY DUKE, DAVID BRYAN EBLEN, WILBERT J ONES FRANCIS, HUGH FRANKLIN, ROBERT MAXWELL HAWKINS, ELMER LEA STAUB HOWARD, EDGAR MEACHAM MERRIN, CLIFFORD KNOX MORGAN, LUCY SHIELDS PEAK, WILLIAM ROY PREAS, PAUL PEEBLES SCHLESINGER, MILTON HERMAN STANFILL, JACOB EDMUND STEPHENSON, C. GUY VANNEMAN, AGNES COWAN WADL'INGTON, WALTER JESSE, JR. WOOD, CLAUDE RALPH IQDXZCI.N1A'ETEEN .. N INBTEEN' 'EEDI. T1113 VQLVNTVEER' 133$ sz Special Class OFFICERS FALLER, P, F. . . . . . . . . . . . . President SCOTT, FERN . . . . . . . . . . . Vichresident HASKEW, J. G. . . . . . . . . . . - Secretary WILSON, S. Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer ADAMS, ELMER NEWTON MCDONALD, GERTRUDE ALEXANDER, CYRUS BAUMAN MCDONALD, ELIZABETH JANIE BAKER, J OHN D. MEADOWS, SARAH BELL, HENRY ROBERT lVIILLER, J ESSIE ALFRED BOWE, EDWIN WATSON MILNOR, JOHN PERVIS BRALY, MELBA MURRAY, CHARLES J . BROWDER, MARGARET LOUISE NEUBERT, J ESSIE LOU BRUMBACK, LOUISE BOWEN NICHOLS, OTHO CARL BRYANT, MARY CAMILLA NORMAN, CARTER CARTER, JAY BAILEY OSTEEN, LEMUEL LAWSON CLARK, EMMA NENA PARROTT, JOHN CLIFTON CORBITT, LELA ROBINETTE PERRY, WILLIAM CLYDE DOSSETT, BURGIN ESTEL PETTY, JACK PERKINS DUPREE, MARY POPE, BESS EMORY, MINNIE MORGAN PRESSON, ILIE CASON ESSARY, EULA PRINCE, MARGARET IDALIA EVANS, THOMAS EDWARD REAGAN, ELIZABETH AVERY FALLER, PRESTON FIDEL REAGAN, J ULIA GALBRAITH, TERESA REAGAN, MYRA GAMMON, CHARLES LEE REMINGTON, CORONA GLENN, ROBERT NEILL - REMINGTON, YSEULTE GONCE, HELEN ROUSER, LOUIS CLAYTON HAMRICK, HILRY DICKSON RUSSELL, DAN FARNSWORTH HARDISON, KATHERINE WILLIAMS SCOTT, FERN IRENE HASKEW, JOE GILLEN SIMMONS, HATTIE IONE HAWKINS, VIVIAN SIMPSON, TOM NEAL HITCH, MARION WARREN SMITH, ANNIE JANE IDDINS, JOSEPH FRANKLIN SONNER, HELEN LOUISE J AYNE, GLADYS GERTRUDE SWANN, THOMAS BURNETT KENNEDY, RUTH FOSTER THIELEN, ELEANOR LOUISE KERR, EARL ALEXANDER THOMPSON, WALTER STEELE LAKE, CHARLES HOFFA TROUTMAN, CON E. LEWIS, LURA WEBB, SARAH MYRTLE LUCADO, WALTER GRAVES WILSON, ISAAC RUSSELL MCCALL, JAMES ALLEN WILSON, SHIRLEY YOUNG, JR. 52 :4- 'N 11V ETEEJW N I NE TEEN - 1313i n v C.- 5 3 m .3. IN MET EN 1- N INETEEN- Robinson - Whittaker Sutton Senior Law Officers SUTTON, G. O. . . . . . . . . . . . President ROBINSON, H. T. . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President WHITTAKER. J . L. . . . . . . . . . Secretary-Tyeasurer 54 D 4 WW 1N ETEEN N 1 NE TEEN-m m 1- . TH E, VOLVN TERI? 5 Kerby Robinson Reader Smith PERCY ELLIS KERRY, L. L. B. . . . Memphis, Tenn. S. P. E.; Phi Alpha Delta; Chi Delta; Pan- Hellenic Counci1;Pres. Junior Class, ,16- 117. HARRY THOMAS ROBINSON, L. L. B. . Evansville, Tenn. K. 8.; Phi Pappa Phi; Phi Alpha Delta; Scarabbeans;1Varsity Track,116 y17; Dramatic Club;Footba11 Team, 117; Vice- Pres. Second Year Law, 117-118; Vice-Pres. Senior Law, 119; Baseball Mgr., 119; Pan-Hellenic Council. COLUMBUS ALEXANDER REEDER, L. L. B. . . Knoxville, Tenn. K 8.; Phi Alpha Delta; Capt of Basketba11,114 115,,17-418; LVarsity Track Team, 114; Scrub Football, 117; Class Baseball, 114; Class Football, 114; Athletic Council, 119. JAMES W. SMITH, L. L. B. . - . Knoxville, Tenn Phi Alpha Delta; Pres. Second Year Law, 117 '18; Law Librarian. 55 MVVLNETEEN E N INETEEND an- I EXCEL- Sutton Whittaker Wilson GEORGE O. SUTTON, L. L. B. . Fayetteville, Tenn. K. A.; Phi Alpha Delta; Debating Team, ,17; T. K A. Subsidiary; Freshman Football, 917; Pan-Hellenic Council ,19; Associate M gL' U. T. Circus, i18; Pres Senior Law, 719; Rifie Club; Chi Delta; Football Squad, ,16. JOHN LAWSON WHITTAKER, L. L. B. . ..Knoxvi11e,Tenn. Vice- Pres. Freshman Law, ,17; Second Scholarship, Second Year Law, i18; Sec.- Treas. Senior Law, 919. WILLIAM WALLACE WILSON, L. L. B. - .South Pittsburg, Tenn. S. A. E.; Pres. First Year Law,917;G1ee C1ub;Advertising Mgr Volunteew 19. 56 I-rcn N 1N ETEEN N I ma TEEN-m D Cate Webb Stanmzld Second Year Law Officers CATE, RALPH C. - - - - - . . . . . . President WEBB, GERALD . . . . . . . . V . . Vice-P'resident STANFIELD, H. K. - . . . . . - . . SecretaTy-Treasurer 57 ILl-XI-! 'N LNETEEN - N IN ETEEN' . 1:1 C-IDZXCJ THE KfQLVNTEER- IBZQL D 4 ANDERSON, ISAAC HOWARD, JR. NEAL, FISHER BELL, JOHN ELIJAH, JR. RUSSELL, CHARLES AURIN CATE, RALPH STANFEELD, HALMOND KINSLAND JENKINS, RAY HOWARD TURLEY, WILLIAM EBENEZER MATTHEWS, Ross AUSTIN WEBB, HARRY GERALD MORSE, CHARLES RODGERS 58 1 I-QN 1N ETEEN- N 1 NE 1713mm- raj: m TH E VOLVN TREE ' m D Greer Dietzen ' Lewis Flrst Year Law omcers LEWIS, S. L. . . . . . . . . . . . . President DIETZEN, W. M. . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President. GREER, J. L. . . . . - . . .7 . . Secretary PETTY, JACK . . . . - . . - . . . . Treasurer 59 4 m-NIATBTEEN nNINETEEN'm 'D TH E VQLVNTBER- B First BOYD, MARION SPEED BRADFORD, EDWARD ROGERS CALDWELL, ENLOE PEARCE CORNELL, CLIFFORD F. CROCKETT, SAMUEL H. DIETZEN, WALTER NICHOLAS GINN, ROBERT ELMER GRAVES, LYLE GEORGE GREEK, J OHN LAWSON HARTMAN, MYERS EDGAR HUGGINS, JESSE WILLIAM, JR. LEWIS, SAMUEL LAWRENCE, JR. LONG, EDWIN ATLEE MASSENGILL, THORNTON Year Law 60 MILLER, ROBERT RUSH MYNATT, CHARLES GRADY PARTEE, CHARLES FRANK, J R. PEOPLES, EDWARD FRANCIS ROBERTS, WILLIAM BLANTON SHELTON, JAMES EDDINS SWANN, J OHN HENDERSON TRAMELL, HERMAN KERNS, JR. TUNNELL, TRENTON ROBINSON WALKER, JAMES BUCHANAN, JR. WARD, HARRY EVANS WHITTLE, HERBERT PITNER WILSON, JOHN W. m K 11?? IN ETEDN? N I NE TEEN-IIIXIii m THE VOLVN T121219 . m iI The School of Patriots The University of Tennessee has at all times been known as a most patriotic institution. In history We find that in every war in Which our nation has taken part, since the foundation of the University, we have done our full share towards giving success to the arms of our country. In the last three wars we have sent into the ser- vice most of our best men. In the time of the Civil war the University was forced to close its doors, since every male student-and in those days only men attended-had entered the armies; and after that the buildings were used first as barracks, and later as hospitals. During the Spanish-American War, we sent men to the fields of honor, some of whom paid the supreme price, as testified to mutely by the Memorial Tablets today in Chapel. Lastly in the great struggle in Which the States played so brilliant a part in Europe, we not only sent hundreds of our men to make the world a safe place for democracy and humanity, but again we turned over to the government the entire plant of our school, for Whatever uses the Federal authorities saw fit to put it to, with the services of President Ayres and the faculty offered as aides to any plans formulated by the Army. The attendance fell from over eight hundred students in former years, to less than five hundred last spring, through the response of youth to the nationis needs. The total number of men in service from the Knoxville branches of the school was sixteen hun- dred, including three Brigadier-Generals, about twenty-five Colonels and Lieutenant- Colonels, thirty Majors, fifty Captains, and over four hundred Lieutenants, as well as a number of naval officers. The branches of service varied in representation from In- fantry, Calvary, Field and Heavy Artillery, Motor Transport Corps, Quartermaster, Tank, Chemical Warfare, Medical, Aviation, Balloon and other army occupations, to the many varieties of work represented by the Navy. The Memphis departments did their share by sending practically six hundred officers to aid the government in the relief of suffering, and seventy-two to the S. A. T. C. At the Knoxville branch new bar- racks Were constructed for students attending the school under the governmentis great plan for the Studentls Army Training Corps to train officer personnel through the taking into the schools of those from eighteen to twenty-one years of age, and develop- ing them into reliable and educated officers for the army. The mechanical departments of the University were broadened and extended to accommodate the inhux of men drafted from the States, and sent for vocational train- ing to form Section tiB of the S. A. T. C., studying technical subjects under the guidance of special instructors who were called to the aid of the able faculty of that department. Among the latter, especially prominent in government service, were: Dr. Charles E. Ferris, Prof. Charles A, Perkins, Prof. Robert C. Matthews, Prof. John A. Switzer, Prof. Willis R. Woolrich, Prof. Bruce L. Thomas and Instructor David Deaderick. The men in this training were fifteen hundred in number, attending the school for six weeks or more. If proficient in their studies at the expiration of that time, they were given special certificates of work performed at the Army School of the University of Tennessee, and then transferred to the camps throughout the country, where they applied their new knowledge. The original group consisted of Motor Trans- port Corps officers and men, but the later groups included also men in Radio, Wood- working, Blacksmithing, Electrical, Machine Shop and allied courses. Our men in service were tiscattered to the four corners of the earthfy literally as well as figuratively. They were in the Philippine Islands, Siberia, Hawaii, the States, Mexico, Cuba, and all over the war-SWept sections of Europe. ttO'ver Here they were found from Vancouver Barracks and Camp Lewis in Washington, to Balboa Park, San Diego, and Camp Fremont in California; from North Dakota to the Texas aviation fields; Massachusetts to Florida naval aero stations; from the Golden Gate to Norfolk, New Orleans, Canal Zone, and many places else. uOver There they were from Italy to Belgium, Ireland and England, France, Roumania, and in the Rhine Army of Occu- pation. Nobly they did their part, each one in his place, and the school is proud of their service, whether their assignments were at home or abroad. There were many decorated for their bravery, by all of the allied governments, and not a few will carry for life scars which will give token that they took part in the subjugation of the Hun. Some there were who paid the supreme toll for liberty; we are glad that We are able 61 V O B m UV IJNE-ITE EZV ' TN INETEEIN. tixilll. T 11 E VOLVNTEE R. gag P. 'r to number them in the number of our former students, and we shall forever cherish their memory in the annals of our Universityis history. They typefied the consumma- b tion of the true ttVolunteerh spirit which we hope to see eternally shining through the windows of our institution to lead the State itself toward higher ideals and greater accomplishments, and toward its true place in this great American Commonwealth. Were we to leave the mention of those who were sworn into the service of our country as soldiers as the only record which we have made for ourselves in the war, it would be a glorious one; but that is not the limit of our patriotic participation in the struggle. Those Who remained at home and did their best to stand behind the boys performed a most excellent service, for without their support the men hover thereH could not have won a Victory against the foe. The nation as a whole, and not as separate units won the war through its united efforts. Among the things which our students, present and past, achieved in work at home, may be mentioned the activities of those who assisted in the Liberty Loans, the Four-Minute Men, the Draft Boards and their assistants, the many hundreds who assisted in the production of those things service, and who will be glad to receive any corrections to these lists; and to Mr. Mor- ton L. Deitch, the Assistant Department Editor, who helped materially in preparing the records for the printer; and to the many friends who have added names and records to the list since he took charge of the work. 62 b Q Which helped win the war, and all who udid their bitsil in their homely places. The women did their part in the homes, advised by Hoover; inspired the ones in service by their untiring zeal in labors for humanity, and elsewhere aided. Red Cross and Can- teen work, necessary as it was, was rewarded mainly by the knowledge of work well done, typified by the medals presented to Miss Margaret Welles for 2,400 hours of work, and Miss Mary Emily French for 1,600 hours of work. The nursing of the wounded in France was done by many such as these Tennessee girls in France: Catherine Carson, Emma Carson, Georgia May Ferris, and Annette Steele. The farm demonstration agents Who stuck to their duty however they disliked being out of the uniform, did their duty as faithfully as those who were engaged in less useful occu- pations which they could afford to give up to don the khaki. Among these may be found such former Agricultural students as S. G. Abernathy, W. G. Adsmond, C. E. Allred, J. G. Agnew, W. S. Baldwin, R. D. Boyers, M. D. Brock, F. S. Chance, H. M. Cox, B. M. and I. T. Elrod, C. C. Flannery, L. P. Gabbard, P. C. Hambaugh, N. 1. Han- cock, D. T. Hardin, G. L. Harris, F. N. Hutchinson, Joseph Jacob, C. A. Keffer, L. J. Kerr, J. D. Kelly, W. M. Landess, J. W. Loveall, J. C. McAmis, E. A. McLain, C. H. Moody, R. M. Murphy, L. C. Pace, H. B. Potter, H. B. Powers, D. M. Rogers, W. .A. Schoenfeld, W. 0. Sharp, 0. M. Shelby, W. B. Shoulders, J. O. Tackett, W. K. Tipton, A. J. Winegar, W. F. Weir, E. B. Wright, and Home Demonstrators, such as: Misses Julia Reagan, Ellen Belle Russell, Neta McFee 'and Margaret Ambrose. In addition to the many activities represented thus, may be specially noted in closing two of the most prominent officials of the government-Dr. Philander P. Clax- ton, Commissioner of Education of the United States, and Honorable William G. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury and Director-General of the Railroads. As a note of thanks, the Editor of this department wishes to give special mention for valuable assistance in compiling the records, incomplete though they must unavoid- ably be: Miss Edith Ramage, Librarian of the Memphis School; Prof. N. W. Dougher- ty, Alumni Association Secretary, who is keeping all available records of those in I-CZW'N 1N ETEENP N I N E TBm-D- Iii Gold Star List ROBERT SHEARER BROWN, 2nd Lieut. Inf. Killed in action in France, October, 1918. Home: Murfreesboro. . PATRICK BELMONT NORTHERN EARLE, 1st Lieut. 117th Inf. Died of wounds re- ceived in action in France, October, 7, 1918. Home: Knoxville. WILLIAM HUGH ECKEL, 2nd Lieut. 117th Inf. Died of wounds received in action in France, October, 9, 1918. Home: Knoxville. WILLIAM DEAN FARRIS, 2nd Lieut. F. A. Died of Influenza, Camp Taylor, Ky., October 13, 1918. Home: Chattanooga. 1 TOM GODDARD, Capt. Mach. Gun Co. Killed in action in Belleau Woods, France. Home: Maryville. WALLACE Z. HAGAN, 2nd Lieut. Inf. Died of wounds received in action in France, December, 1917. Home: Chattanooga. B. PORTER HINKLE, 2nd Lieut. Inf. Died of Wounds received in action in France, in December, 1918. Home: Bell Buckle. 1CHARLES D. JOHNSON, University of Tennessee Ambulance Corps. Died of wounds received in action, September 22, 1918. Home: Knoxville. CHESTER HINKLEY KENNEDY, 2nd Lieut. Inf. Killed in action in France J anuary, 1918. Home: McMinnville. FREDERICK MILLER KEY, Engineering Enlisted Reserve Corps. Died of pneumonia, February 24, 1918, at University of Tennessee. Home: Knoxville. FRANK STANTON LATHAM, JR, 151; Lieut. Aviation Corps, Flying Division. Killed in aeroplane accident in Italy, August 21, 1918. Home: Memphis. BALLARD C. LYNCH, 1st Lieut. Medical Corps. Killed in action in France, Septem- ber 29, 1918. Home: Memphis. RICHARD CALVIN MCCALLA, Chief Quartermaster, Naval Aviation. Killed in aeroplane accident at Pensacola, Florida, May 10, 1918. Home: Knoxville. ROLFE MOODY, Capt. 117th Inf. Died of wounds received in action in France, October 7, 1918. Home: Knoxville. GEORGE ARTHUR OGLE, Corporal Inf. Killed in accident, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, November 3, 1917. Home: Knoxville. EDWARD TAYLOR PATTON, Private in Navy. Died of spinal meningitis, January 4, 1918, at Base Hospital, Norfolk, Va. Home: Nashville. ROBERT H. TREZEVANT, lst Lieut. Inf. Killed in action in Ffance, October 16, 1918. Home: Memphis. CHARLES LATHAM UNDERWOOD, Private Inf. Died of iniiuenza at Camp Gordon, Georgia, November 5, 1918. Home: Knoxville. DAVID GRAHAM VANCE, Second-class Seaman, Navy. Died on U. S. S. Eastleigh, of pneumonia, following iniiuenza, October 27, 1918. Home: Bristol. CARRICK HEISKELL YEAGER, 2nd Lieut. Mach. Gun Co. Killed in action in France, November 1, 1918. Home: Memphis. 63 m .THE VOLVN TEEIP- m 9 4 9 1 m.g- N IANETEEN -N1NETEEN. m THE VQLVIQTEER- gag I I V ADAMS, FRED D.ABat. Gas N. C. 0., Inf., France. ADAMS, LLOYD SENTER-Capt. Inf., France. ADAMS, JAMES THOMAShU. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. ADAMS, T. O.ASergt. Inf., Camp Gordon. ADCOCK, EARL HOBSON-S. A. T. C., U. T. ADLER, LEON-Corporal Ordnance C. O. T. 8., Camp Lee. ADKERSON, BRANCH OWENAS. A. T. C., U. T. AILOR, JOHN EDWARDAS. A. T. C., U. T. AILOR THURMAN H.-Lieut. Inf., France. AIKEN, HENRY BOBBITTAlst Lieut, Engineers, Camp Humphreys, In- structor. AFrench Servicey ALBERS, EDWARD S.Alst Lieut. 4th Tennessee. . ALLEN, LEWIS NICHOLASAS. A. T. C., U. T. ALLEN, LEONARD ALVINAU. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. ALLEN, THOMAS HAMPTON-Captain ALLENBERG, SIDNEYA-Psychological Co., CTam p Greenleaf. ALEXANDER, WILLIAM LAWRENCE-S. A. C., U ALSTON, JOHN LLOYDAS. A T. C., U T.T AMBRISTER, ASA ROBERTAS. A. T. C, U T. ANDERSON, ISAAC HOWARD, JR-wS. A. T. C U T. ANDERSON, WILLETT DAVISAR. O. T. C. ., Fort Sheridan R F. S. A. T. C., U .T. s Mate, Naval Aviation, ANDERSON, WILLIAM CECIL-U. S. N. ANDERSON, ROBERT LAlst CI. Machinist Queenstown, Ireland. ANDERSON, T. D.ACamp Taylor. ANDREWS, FORRESTAC. O. T. 8., Camp Taylor. ANTHONY, SIDNEY NORFLEETAAir Service, Cornell Univ. APPERSON, GEORGE P. APPERSON, JOHN WILLIAM. APPERSON, WILLIAM J.ACapt. F. A., France. '! y 64 Lt. Commander Cecil Col. A. K. Hall Honor Roll of the Umversfcy of Tennessee ABELE, FRANK RAYMONDAS. A. T. C., U. T. AGREE, FRANK, JRAS. A. T. C., U. T. ACUFF, HARLEY LsACapt. Med. Corps, France. ACUFF, HARMON, OTNEALALieut. Inf. France. ACUFF, SPENCERAS. A. T. C., U. T. ADAMS, ARTHUR HENRYAU. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. ADAMS, CLAUDE MITCHELLAlst Lieut. Inf., France. . 9 m NIN ETEEN N I NrTBm- EX.- m - THE VOINN FEET? - lax: 2; m1 I ARGUBRIGHT, FLETCHER CAREC. O. T. S., Camp Taylor. ARMSTRONG, FRANK PHIPPs-U. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. ARMSTRONG, EUGENE A. Inf. ARMSTRONG, JASPER HENDERSON-S. A. T. C., U. T. ARNING, VICTOR EDWARD Sgt. C. O. T. S., Camp Gordon. ARNETT, WILLIAM GRIGSBY 2nd Lieut. Inf., Mo. School of Mines. ARNOLD, HENRY BASS 2nd Lieut. Inf., Alabama Poly. Inst. ARRANTS, CHARLES FREDERICK-Sgt. C. O. T. S., Camp Gordon. ARRANTS, JOHN HOYAFlst Lieut. F. A., France and Camp Meade. ARRANTS, SAMUEL EDWIN -C. O. T. S., Camp Taylor. ARTHUR, THOMAS LEE--S. A. T. C., U. T. ASHE, HUBERT J . Sgt. Engineers, France. ASHE, ROBERT LAWRENCE-Ensign U. S. N. R. F., Aviation, New Orleans. ASTON, ARTHUR FERDINAND Lieut. F. A., France. ATKINS, ALBERT ACREkInf. AUSTIN, CHARLES MORRISON Commander, U. S. Navy. AYRES, HAYNES ELDRIDGE-C. O. T. S., Fortress Monroe. AYRES, JOHN ANDERSON 1st Lieut. Inf., Columbia Univ. AYCOCK, PAUL REESEF-S. A. T. C., U. T. BABER, JOHN M.-1st Lieut. Inf., France. BABCOCK, ROBERT PORTER C. O. T. S., Camp Pike. BAIN, DONALD Q. M. C., Washington, D. C. BAIN, HENRY FRANKLIN-Inf., France. BAIN, SHERWOOD CROCKETT S. A. T C., U. T. BAKER, FELIX EDWARD S. A. T. C., U. T. V BAKER, JAMES WASHINGT0 N 11A' years West Point; C. O. T. S., Camp Hancock. BAKER, JOHN RUFUS-C. 0:. T. S., Camp Taylor. BAKER, JOHN MCCORD S. A. T. C., U. T. BAKER, JOHN M., JR. Lieut. Inf., France. BAKER, J OHN BLAKEMORE 2nd Lieut. F. A., Camp Funston. BAKER, LEWIS M. G.-Corp. 119th F. A., France. BAKER, VAN KIRKLANkLieut. Inf. BALES, HARRY 0. 1st Lieut. Avaition, Observer, France. BALES, WILLARD VINCENT S. A. T. C., U. T. BANKS, JOE KENTWORTH C. O. T. S., Camp Taylor. BARKER, GEORGE-Pvt. Inf., France. BARKER, SEABIkU. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. BARKER, WILLIAM HAMON S. A. T. C., U. T. BARKER, MAURICE E. Captain, Manila, P. 1., C. A. C. BANNISTER, LELAND P. Sg t. C. O. T. S., France; Oxford Univ. BARE, JASPER M. 2 nd Lieut. Inf., France. BARNES, JOEL McMILLAN Sgt. Inf., France. BARNES, JERRY B. Lieut. BARNETT, NISBETT ARTHUR-S. A. T. C., U. T. BARNETT, ROBERT MARRs-lst Lieut. Air Service, France. BARNETT, THOMAS OLIVER S. A. T. C., U. T. BARTON, MCKINNEY Lieut. Inf., France. BARNHILL, JAMES WHITNEY-S. A. T. C., U. T. BARRETT, CHARLES MENEFEry-S. A. T. C., U. T. BARRON, AUGUSTUS McMILLAN S. A. T. C., U. T. BASS, CLARKE NEIL-lst Lieut. 114th F. A., France. BASS, HARRY HARKLEROAm-C. 0. T. S., Camp Pike. BASS, WILLIAM ARTHUR. BASS, ROBERT LESLIwLieut. M. G.,- France. BAUM, FLOYD FRANKLIN S. A. T. C., U. T. BAUMANN, J. FRED Lieut. F. A., Camp Taylor. BAUGHMAN, J. K. BAYER, SPENCER DRAKkLieut, F. A., France. BEAMAN, CHALMERS HILL S. A. T. C., U. T. BEAMAN, DEAN MELVIN Sgt. C. O. T. S., Camp Taylor. BEAMAN, ARCHIE KEITH 2nd Lieut C. A. C., France. BEAN, LAWRENCE LYTT0N Sgt. C. O. T. S., Camp Pike. BEAN, ROBERT HENRY 2nd Lieut. Inf., Camp Cody. BEALS, RAY MACK Sgt. Inf., France. 65 WSXZCI 01 LNETEEN - N IN ETEEN' CJ-Q THE VQLVNTEER-m BEARD, ULYSSES S., JEAFrance. BECK, DOW GARY-Radio OnTicersi School, Columbia Univ. BECK, WILLIAM QACanadian Expeditionary Forces. BEENE, JONAS QAlst Lieut. Qm., France. BEENE, WILLIAM PATTON. BEJACH, LEO BAU. S. S. Susquehanna, Norfolk. BEJACH, L. Dr-Lieut. F. A., France. BELL, EDMON LAWSONAC. O. T. 8., Camp Taylor. BELL, JOHN ELIJAH-U. S. N. R. F., San Diego, Cal. BELL, JAMES IRWINAS. A. T. C., U. T. BELL, WILLIAM QALieut. West Point U. S. M. A. BELMONT, LEO THEODOREACapt. Aviation, San Antonio, Tex. BENDER, CLEBURNE SMITHAS. A. T. C., U. T. BENDER, JAMES DALLASAan Lieut. Inf., France. BENDER, JOHN REINOLD iFacultyiACapt. Educational Work. BENDER, LOUIS BERNARDAan Lieut. F. A., Fort Sill. BENDERMAN, GUY FLEMING+2nd Lieut. F. A., Fort Sill. BENSCOTER, DANIEL BOYNTONAan Lieut. Inf., Univ. Wisconsin. BERRY, HIRAMAlst C1. 'Yoeman, U. S. S. Annapolis, U. S. N. A. BEUTNER, VICTOR, JEAPvt. Engineers, France. BETHSHARES, THOMAS PORTER JEASgt. Inf., Camp McClellan. BAKER,DAV1D M., JR.A2nd Lieut. Qm. Corps. BIBEE, ROBERT LUCIANAan Lieut. F. A., Fort Sill. BIBEE, THEODORE RAYMONDARadio Op1 ., C. A. C., Fortress Monroe. BIBB, JOHN FREDERICK-2nd Lieut. Inf., Camp Gordon. BIRD, BEUFORD BAFrance. BIRD, MATTHEW MCCLUNGACapt. Engineers, France. BIGHAM, SAMUEL FRANKLINAMedical College, S. A. T. C. BISHOP, EDWARD RAYMONDAS. A. T. C., U. T. iCommissionedi. BISHOP, PERCY POE-Brigadier General, Chief of Personnel Division, Adjutant Generalis Department, Washington, D. C. BITTINGER, WILLIAM PRICEA2nd Lieut. C. O. T. S., Fortress Monroe. BLACKWELL, SAMUEL HOYTACorporal F. A., France. BLAIR, ROBERT M.AR. O. T. C., Fort Sheridan. BLAIR, EDWARD HASgt. Inf. BOAL, FRANK K.--lst Lieut. Morale Branch, G. E. Staff, Camp Wads- Worth. BOALTON, GEORGE. BOATWRIGHT, HUBERT ALLISONAS. A. T. C., U. T. BODDIE, RUFUSALieut. BOHNER, CLARENCE WILLIAMAS. A. T. C., U. T. BOND, MORRIS THOMASv-Sgt. C. O. T. 8., Camp Pike. BOND, ROBERT NAPOLEON-S. A. T. C., U. T. BOND, WILLIAM WEBSTERAS. A. T. C., U. T. BOONE, CHARLES ADKINSAInfu France. BOOTH, GUY ERNESTAS. A. T. C., U. T. BORCHES, JOE OAMajor Qm. Corps, France.. BOSWELL, RUSSELL NORMANAan Lieut. F. A. BOWE, EDWIN WATSONAR. O. T. C., Fort Sheridan. BOWE, HECTOR ARTHURAS. A. T C., U. T BOWDEN, JAMES NEILAU. S. N. R. F., S A. T. C., U. T. BOWDEN, TURNER LOVELACEAS. A T. C, U. T. BOWEN, JAMES GRADYAS. A. T. C., U. T. BOWEN, JOSEPH WALKERAS. A. T. C. ., U. T BOWER, BENJAMIN ALLEMANA2nd Lieut, Air Service, F. A., Fort Sill. BOYD, JOHN BRECKENRIDGkS. A T. C. ., U. T. BOYD, MARION SPEEwS. A. T. C., U. T BOYD, THEODORE E.A2nd Lieut. Air Service, France. BOYD, THOMAS E. BOYD, ROBERT L.-2nd Lieut. Inf, France BOYD, WALLACE D.ALieut. Utilities B1 .Constr., Camp Taylor. BOYERS, ROBERT DUDL'EYAMarine Corps. BRABSON, FAY W.Colone1 Inf France BRABSON, GEORGE DANAAEnsign NaV. Aviation, Miami, U. S. N. R. F. BRABSON, JOHN, JRALieut. Inf., France. BRABSON, JOSEPH REESEu-Lieut -.,Col France 66 D-GzN 1N ETEEN N I NETBEN-m BRABSON, SAMUELSLieut. BRACKIN, HENRY BRYANSMedical College, S. A. T. C. BRADFORD, EDWARD ROGERSS-S. A. T. C., U. T. BRADLEY, WALTER RODGERSSSgt. 4th Tennessee. BRANCH, RUFUS C.S2nd Lieut. Aviation, Park Field. BRADFORD, FRED SSU. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. , BRATTON, GEORGE S.S2nd Lieut. Chemical Warfare Branch. BRECKENRIDGE, JAMES C.-Colonel, Marine Corps, France. BREEDEN, ALLISON BOONESPvt. Engineers, France. BREEDEN, SAMMIE LANE-an Lieut. Inf., Rahe Auto School, Kansas City; Motor Transport. BREITWEISER, CARL HENRYSan Lieut. F. A., Camp Taylor. BRINKLEY, AMIEL WORPCapt. 117th Inf., France. . BRINKLEY, HUGH MCLEAN-Lieut., Camp Johnson, Jacksonville. BRINKLEY, JAMES F.SEngineers, France. BRINKLEY, JOHN STONESSgt. C. O. T. 8., Camp Hancock. BROOKE, C. B. BROOKS, DIBRELL CRENSHAw-an Lieut. F. A. Observer, Camp Taylor. BROOK, GURNIE ORELLSS. A. T. C., U. T. BROOKS, PERRY HENDERSONmS. A. T. C., U. T. BROWN, ARTHUR LAWRENCESLieut. Inf. BROWN, ALVIN LOWELbLieut. BROWN, HARVEY DOYAklst Cl. Seaman, U. S. N. R. F., San Diego. BROWN, IVAN ELLISSS. A. T. C., U. T. BROWN, WILLIAM PERSONSS. A. T. C., U. T. BROWN, JAMES R.S2nd Lieut. Inf., France. BROWN, ROBERT SHEARER-an Lieut.1nf., France. BROWN, THOBURN K.-Major Cavalry, West Point, U S M. A 1Prof. Mathematicsy BROWN, WILLIAM M.Slnf BROWN, HARRY H1LT0N-Sgt. M. E. R. C., S. A. T. C., U T. Med. Col. BROWN, ERNEST-Lieut Inf., France. BROWN, DUDLEY M. BROWN, CLARENCE LEONSAViation, BUCKINGHAM, NASH-Capt. Inf., France. BUCKINGHAM, HENRY G.SLieut. Inf., France. BULLINGTON, WALTER EDWARDSlst Lieut. F. A., Camp Jackson. BRUMBACK, JOHN FREDERICK, JR.-2nd Lieut. F. A., Camp Taylor. BRYAN,W1LLIAM E.SU. S. S. Mercy,Medica1Asst. BRYANT, FREDERICK DAVID JRrCapt. Inf., Camp Wheeler. BUFORD, FRANK CANN0N4Marine Corps, France BROWNLEE, J. WYLIESCapt 4th Tennessee. BURDETTE, ALLEN M1TCHELL-Major 1Rec. Lieut-ColJ, Camp Lee. BURDETTE, J OSEPH B.SLieut. Aviation, Austin, Tex. BURKE, CHARLES BELL, J B.SEnsign Naval Aviation, Hampton Roads, Virginia. BURKE, HUGH-Lieut. Aviation, France. BURKHART, ROBERT MCDONALDS2nd Lieut. F. A., Camp Jackson. BURNETT, CARL WILSONSS. A. T. C., U. T. BURNS, DAVID WALTERSS. A. T. C., U. T. BURNS, WILLIAM THOMASSS. A. T. C., U. T. BURROUGHS, THOMAS F.-2nd Lieut. Non-Flying Av., Vancouver Barracks, Washington. BUCHANAN, HERBERT EARLSWacultyL Y. M. C. A., France. BUCKINGHAM, THEOPHILUS M.SCapt. BYINGTON, IRWIN CECILSS. A. T. C., U. T. CAGLE, LEROYSSgt. M. G., 114th F. A., France. CAIN, WILLIAM HERRON. CALDWELL, ENLOE PIERCE-S. A. T. C., U. T. CALDWELL, JAMES ISAAC-S. A. T. C., U. T. CALDWELL, THOMAS H, JR. CALDWELL, WILLIAM B.NLieut. Motor Transport, J acksonville. CALDWELL, PAULSS. A. T. C., U. T. CALDWELL, WILLIAM-Lieut. Inf., France. CALLAHAN, PERRY HSCapt. Inf., Camp Logan, Tex. 67 .Dcr-z- 'N METEBN - N INETEEN- THIS VOLVIQTEE IQ.- CSXQJE I Major J. M. Burdette Col. R. C. Kingman CALLAHAN, M. W.-U. S. 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GILMORE, JOHN U.RC. 0. T. 8., Camp Taylor. GILMORE, THOMAS RUSSELLRS. A. T. C., U. T. GINN, ROBERT ELMERRS. A. T. C., U. T. GLASS, JOHN BALEY-S. A. T. C., U. T. GLEASON, DENNIS CONDRAYRS. A. T. G., U. T. GOFORTH, HUGH ROYSTONRlst Lieut. Inf., Camp Greene. GODDARD, TOMRCapt. M. G., France. GOOCH, FREDERICK O.F2nd Lieut. Inf., Fort Oglethorpe. GOODMAN, J OHN MEREDITH, JERAero Squadron, Marine Corps. GOODMAN, WILLIAM HARDINRNavy, Algiers, Louisiana. GOODNER, CHARLES A.RC. O. T. 8., Camp Taylor. GORE, PAULRPrivate, Engineers, France. GORE, JOSEPH W.-Corpora1 Inf., France. GRACY, JAMES BARNETT-2nd Lieut. Marine Corps, France. GRAGG, LEICEL LAUGHLINRan Lieut. F. A. GRANT, J. H.RFie1d Hospital, France. GRAY, HARRY S.-Sgt. C. O. T. S., Inf., Anniston, Ala. GRAY, HERBERT ARNOLMan Lieut. F. A., Camp Taylor. GRAY, ARTHUR DOUGLASRS. A. T. C., U. T. GREER, HUGH CALVINRNavaI Aviation, Camp Tilden, N. Y. GREER, LEWIS BUTLER-Nava1 Aviation, Camp Tilden, N. Y. GREER, ALLEN JAMESRColonel Inf., Chief of Staff, 92nd DiV., France. GREER J. C.Corpora1 F. A., France. GREER, AUTRY A. Major Inf., France. GREER, ROWAN A.Ran Lieut. Aviation, Park Field. GREER, JOHN LAWSONRan Lieut. F A., Camp Taylor. GREGORY, THOMAS RREnsign Navy, New York. GRESHAM, WILLIAM FULLER-4-Lieut.-Com. Navy, U. S. S. Benham, France. GRAVES, LYLE GEORGERS. A. T. G., U. T. GRIGSBY, GEORGE HYATTRS. A. T. C., U. T. GRIGSBY, ROY CARLOSFAnniston, Ala. 73 m NIJNETE LEN NINETEEND m T11 E XFQLVxWTEWR 31911355 Lt.-Col. H. C. Tatum Lt. Rowan Greer GRIFFIN, FRANK HALLSS. A. T. 0., Medical College, Vanderbilt GRUBB, LUTHER JAMES-S. A T C., U GRUBB ARTHUR JENNINGSAU. S N R. F., S. A. T. C U. T. GUTHRIE, MILTON MERRITTA-lst Lieut. F. A., F1ance. HAAGA, JOSEPH ALBERTAlst Lieut. F. A., Leon Springs, Texas, HACKNEY, CLYDE VERNONAan Lieut. Inf., Camp McClellan. HACKER, EDWIN MARCELLUSSPaymaster, With rank of Lieut.-Com., Navy, U. S. S. Frederick, France. HACKWORTH, TRAVE T.--Lieut. F. A. 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HARBISON, JOSEPH PATTERSONAPvt. F. A., France. HARDISON, CARL MAXWELLALieutn France. HARDY, JAMES BUNTINkAviation Cadet, Park Field. HARBERT, JASON TALMAGE-Sgt. C. O. T. S., Camp Pike. HARDIN, JAMES QAPvt. Engineers, France. HARLAN, ALLEN DORSETTALieut. F. A., Camp Taylor. HARMON, WILLIAM H. HARRIS, JAMES MILTON-lst Lieut. C. A. 0., France. '74 M'N 1N ETEEN1 N I N E TEEN-I -X1'ifi m THE VOLVN TEEIE- m HARRILL, WILLIAM KEENE Lieut. U. S. Navy. HARRELL, DWIGHT-S. A. T. C., U. T. HARE, VANCOURT MONROE S. A. T. C., U. T. HARPER, JOHN ROBERT S. A. T. C., U. T. HARMON, HERBERT-Pvt. Engineers, France. HARRIS, HARRY S. A. T. C., U. T. HARRIS, WILLIAM EDWIN S. A, T. C., U. T. HARTMAN, MYERS EDGAR U. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. HARWOOD, SAUNDERS FAUCETT U. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. HARWELL, LEWIS RIGGs U. S. N. R. F., San Diego, Cal. HART, JOHN THOMAS S. A. T. 0., Medical College. HARRISON, ROY BOYD S. A. T. 0., Medical College. HAYS, ROBERT REEVEs S. A. T. 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HOOPER, HOWARD12nd Lieut. Inf., France. HORD, THOMAS EPPS, an-S. A. T. C., U. T. HORNBEAK, RALPH GLENN S. A. T. C., U. . HORNER, JAMES O'BRYAN S. A. T. C., U. T. HOTALEN, WILLIAM EARFSgtrMajOI' C. O. T. 8., Camp Pike. HOWARD, FRED GODDARwC. O. T. 8., Camp Taylor. HOWARD, HARRY 0.12nd Lieut. Inf., Camp Gordon. HOWARD, ROBERT CHESTER Capt. Engineers. HOWELL, JAMES WILLIAM U. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. HOWELL, ZEUPHIE W.-2nd Cl. Machinist Navy, U. S. S. Bensonhurst. HOWLETT, JAMES HOWARD1Sgt. F. 1A. Camp Sevier; transferred to U. S. N. A., Annapolis, Md., Midshipman. HOYLE, GEORGE-Inf. Camp Gordon. HUGGINS, JESSE W.1Cadet Aviation. HUGHES, OWEN RUSSELL-an Lieut. Inf., Tulane Univ. from Camp Gordon. ' HUGHES, RALPH CHARLES U. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. HUGHES, CHESTERFIELD HARDIN S. A. T. C., U. T. . HUDDLESTON, JAMES EDGAR S. A. T. C., U. T. HUGHES, PAUL AViati0n Cadet. HUMISTON, CARROLL CREGO S. A. T. C., U. T. HUNT, JAMES MATT S. A. T. 0., Medical College. 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MCGEHEE, JOHN G. Inf. McFARLAND, JOSEPH RUSSELL S. A. T. C., U. T. MCGREW, MILTON WOOD. MCGREW, EDWARD BAIRD PVt. San. Train, Ambulance Corps, France. MCGREW, SAMUEL J., JR. VICGREW, SYDNEY DARWIN Lieut. Aviation, France. MCILWAINE, ARCHIBALD GRAHAM 2nd Lieut. Inf., Miss. A. 85. M. College. MCILWAINE, CHARLES READ 2nd Lieut. Inf., France. MCILWAINE, RICHARD S. A. T. C., Jefferson Medical College, Phila., Penn. MCGREGOR, FREDERICK N. Aviation Cadet. MCINTYRE, EDWIN J PVt. Inf., Camp Gordon. MCKENZIE, ALLIE ELKIE-Sgt.-Maj0r, Amm. Train, France. MCKINNEY, .STEPHEN BOOTH Commander, Naval Flagship Pennsyl- vama. MCKINNEY, KENNETH KING U. S, N. R F., S. A. T. C., U. T. MCKINNEY, BARBEE-wLerdo Diego, Mexico, Government Service. 80 1:91;! W'N 1N ETEEN N I NE TEEA-i-XTQE m . TH E, VOLVN TEE IE . I MCKAIG, CLARENCE LESLIE-S. A. T. C., U. T. MCKNIGHT, JOHN WILLIAM S. A. T. C., U. T. MCLEAN, RIDLEY Capt. Navy. McMILLAN, CHARLES WRIGHT S. A. T. C., Medical College, Vander- bilt. McMILLAN, EDWIN J. U. S. N. R. F., New Orleans. McMILLAN, J AMES PARIs-France. MCNABB, PAUL EDGAR Major Med. Corps, France. McMILLAN, ROBERT A.-Capt. M. G., 117th Inf., France. MCPEAK, OSCAR B. 1st Lieut. Inf., France. MCMULLEN, LEROY-Lieut. Med. Corps. MCREYNOLDS, HUGH D.-Ambu1ance Corps, France. McREYNOLDs, ROBERT LOUIs S. A. T. C., U. T. MCSPADDEN, BENJAMIN JOSEPH. MCSPADDEN, LAWRENCE BAYNE 2nd Lieut. F. A., Camp Lewis. MABRY, WILLIAM ROGERS U. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. MADDEN, HERBERT J. lst Lieut. Qm. Labor Bureau, France. MADDEN, LOUIS JAMEs 1st Lieut. Engineers, France. MADDOX, JOHN WILLARD S. A. T. C., Medical College. MADDUX, FRANK NOLEN Lieut. MAHER, THOMAS DELANEY 1st Lieut. 114th F. A., France. MADDUX, CHARLES ROY- U. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. MAGERS, RUDYARD KIPLINHS. A. T. C., U. T. MALONEY, FRED M. 1st Lieut. Engineers, France and Camp Hum- phreys. MALONE, EUBERT HARRIS0N 1st Lieut. Inf., France. MALONEY, JAMES DODs0N Lieut.-Commander U. S. Naval Academy and Norfolk Navy Yard. MALONEY, FRANK-Major, Inf. MALONE, FRANKLIN J. Corp0ra1 F. A., France. MAPLES, SAMUEL WYNNE. MARTIN, WILLIAM H., JR . 1st Sgt. C. A. C., Sandy Hooks, N. J. MARTIN, ORVILLE SUSONG S. A. T. C., U. T. MAIN, DONNELLY MUSGRAVE S. A. T. C., U. T. MANSFIELD, VOLA WESLEY S. A. T. C., U. T. MATTHEWS, WILLIAM HARR1s0 N S. A. T. C., U. T. MATTHEWS, WILLIAM JOHNSON, JR 8. A. T. C., U. T. MATTHEWS, Ross AUSTIN Sgt. C. O. T. S., Gamp Gordon. MATTHEWS, JAMES RUFFIN 1st Lieut., Camp Sevier. MAINES, THOMAS RICHARD-U. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. MATHIS, PAUL JONEs-lst Lieut. Observer, Aviation, F. A., France. MAY, S. H. MAY, R. N. MAY, WILLIAM ELLIs 1st Lieut. M. G., France. MAYO, ROBERT C., JR. 2nd Lieut. Aerial Observer, C. A. C., France. MAYES, THOMAS CLURE-S. A. T. C., U. T. MEEK, JAMES M. Lieut. Inf., Fort Oglethorpe. MEEK, MARCUS H. Lieut. Inf. MEEK, WILLIAM WOODRUFF Lieut.-Commander U. S. N., France. MEEK, JAMES MONROE-NaVy, New Orleans. MEEK, PAUL 2nd Lieut. Inf., Valparaiso Univ. MELLEN, SETH BALDWIN F1ying Cadet, Aviation, Barron Field, Tex. .VIELLEN, GEORGE E, J R.-Cadet Naval Aviation. MENZIES, JOHN T. MERWIN, HUBERT JOHN, JR.-PVt. S. S. U., F. A., France. MERCER, JOSEPH HERMAN-lst Sgt. C. O. T. 8., Camp Pike. MILLER, DAVID TAYLOR 2nd Lieut. Inf., Camp Wadsworth. METCALF, EDWIN CLARkS. A. T. C., U. T. MERRIWETHER, JOHN H. U. S. N. R. F., Great Lakes, Ill. MILLER, JESSE A.iMarine Corps, Corporal, Paris Island. MILLER, JOHN CHARLES. MILLER, KENNETH ADAMs-Sgt. Aero Squadron, Park Field. MILLER, ROBERT RUSH-lst Lieut. Inf., Camp Greene. MILLER, THOMAS PEACOCK Capt. Medical Corps, Camp Meade. MILLIGAN, SAMUEL J .-Cadet Pilot, Aviation, Park Field. 81 RJDXICI -N INETEEN - N INET'E'EN' ml D-IQ THE VOLVNTEER Wk MILLER, CHARLES SCOTTAS. A. T. C., U. T. VIILLER, WALTER MICHAELWS. A. T. C., U. T. MILLIKEN HAROLD SHAS A T. C., Georgia Tech. VIILLs, HERRON GALieut. Qm Corps. VIILTON, GEORGE F., JR.-1st Lieut. F. A. France, Aide- de- Camp to Brig.-Gen.G.C.Gat1ey. .VIONGER, SAMUEL ARTHUR-S. A. T; C., Medical College. MONGER, RALPH HORACE-S. A. T. C., Medical College; MOODY, ROLFEACapt. Inf., France. MOODY, CLARENCE HILLMANAC. O. T. S., Inf. MITCHELL, CLIFFORD DEWEY-S. A. T. C., U. T. VIITCHELL, RICHARD T0NK1N-S. A. T. C., U. T. MONTGOMERY, MURRAY M.AF. A. VIONTGOMERY, ERNEST KALieut. MOON, EDWARD D. MOON, EDWARD CLARENCkS. A. T. C., U. T. MOONEY, RICHARD EWELL, JR AS. A. T. C., U. T. .VIOON, WILLIAM DEADERICKALieut. Inf., Camp Gordon. MOORE, CHARLES EAan Lieut. Signal Corps. MOORE, H. E.-Lieut. MOORE, JOHN EDWINAlst Lieut. Inf., Camp Gordon. MOORE, NATHAN THOMASAan Lieut. F. A., Camp Taylor. MOORE, RUSSELL. MOORE, CHARLES CARROLL, JR AS. A. T. C., U. T. MOORE, SAMUEL WILLIAMAS. A. T. C., U. T. MOORE, SAMUEL GALLAHER. MOORE, WALTER HAROLDANavy, U. S. Submarine Chaser 299. MORELOCK, CLARENCE RACapt. 5th Tennessee. MORES, C. E. MORGAN, EDASgt. . MORGAN, EDWIN LEE-S. A. T. C., U. T. MORGAN, JOHN ELMOREARegtl. Color Sgt, France; West Point S. C. D.; C. O. T. S., Inf. MORGAN, LEWIS WILLIAMAEngineers, France. MORGAN, WILLIAM HENRYAAFacultyL 1st Lieut. C. A. C., Fortress Monroe. MORTON, RICHARD A. D.AFirst O. T. C., Fort Oglethorpe; S C. D. MORRIS, HERBERT HOVEYHlst Lieut. Inf., Camp Gordon. MORGAN, LEWIS HAYDENAan Lieut.! Aviation, Love Field, Dallas, Texas. MORGAN L. W.AEnsign U. S. NaVy. MORGAN, EDWARD L. Capt Inf.,F1ance. MORRIS, W. Z. MORRIS, CHARLES M. MORRIS, GRAYDON LLOYDAan Lieut. Inf., France. MORRIS, JOEL ANDERSONAZIld Lieut. C. A. C., Fortress Monroe. MORRIS, LYNN Z.Alst Lieut. 117th Inf, France. MORRIS, WILLIAM WERT-Lieut. Inf. MORRIS, WILLIAM LOGANACorporal Inf., France. MORRIS, JOEA C O.T.S.,Sgt.,1nf. MORRISON, GEORGE ELGIINAlst Sergt. Aero Squadron, France MORSE CHARLES RODGERSAan L1eut Inf., Post Adjutant, N Dakota Univ MOUNTCASTLE, PAULAan Lieut Aviation, Austin Tex. MOUNTCASTLE: FRED S.-Sgt. M. G., France MORRISON, GARNETTAS A T. C., U T. MOYERS, WILLIAM CHAUNCEYAS. A. T C., U. T. MURFREE, JAMES AVENTAS. A T C., U. T. MURPHY, ALVIN RUSH-Capt. Engineers, Frnance MURPHY, ROBERT MITCHELIrS. A T. C., U. T. MURPHY, ROY K.hAviation Cadet. MURPHY, CHARLES T. MURPHEY, CLARENCE T...-Navy MURRAY, ,FREGINALD M.HPrivate Inf, Canadian Expeditionary Force, rance 82 4 mm 1N ETERNANINETBM-m m THE VOLVN FILER . m MURRAY, CHARLES T.A2nd L1eut.F.A.,Fort Sill . C MYERS ANDREW CARTERASgt. U. S N R. F., S. A T. G., U T MYERs: LESLIE HILLA211d Lieut. Inf., Camp Sherman. MYERS, WILLIAM SUTTONAPvt. M. G., France. MYNATT, CHARLES GRADYAS. A. T. C., U. T. MYNDERS, ALFRED D. MYRICK SAMUEL EDWINA Sgt Marine Corps, France. MYNATT, PERN E. AEngineers, France MURPHEY LEONARD C.Alst Lieut Med. Corps, Fort Porter, N. Y. MURRAIN, WILLIAM JOHNALieut. Inf., France. ' NEAL, GEORGE F.ALieut.-Commander U. S. Navy. NEAL, FISHERASg't. S. A. T. G., Union Univ. NEELY, FRANK S.ALieut. Engineers, Camp Jackson. NEELY, KENNETH A.A2nd Lieut. Amm. Train, France. NEBLET, THEODORE EDWAR'DAS. A. T. C., U. T. NEILL, FRANK FULKERSONACorpOI-al Inf., France. NEWBERNE, VEAL BONDA2nd Lieut. Avdation. NEUBERT, AUGUSTUS FREDERICKAS. A. T. C., U. T. NEWMAN, WILLIAM ROYABand Sgt.,114th F. A., France. NEWMAN, WILLIAM H.AInf1 NEWMAN, LUTHER BRYONAS. A. T. C., U T NICKERSON MARCUSAC. O. D., Service of Supply, France. NUNN, WILLIAM THOMAS, JR.ASgt. F. A., France. NICKLIN, STRANDALieut. NEWMAN, JAMES ROYACorporal Radio, Inf., France. NORTON, JAMES HARRISONAS. A. T. C., U. T. NUCHOLS, CHARLES S.AInf. OAKES WILLIAM J.Alst Lieut. Inf. France. OCHS, WILLIAM VAN DYKEACapt. Cavalry, Marfa, Texas ODOM, BENJAMIN H..APvt Special Limited Service, Murfreesboro, Tenn. OGLE, GEORGE ARTHURACOI'pOI'al 11112, Fort Oglethorpe. OGLE, BEECHER L.Alst Lieut. Medical Corps. OGLE, ALFRED WENDELLACapt. Marine Corps. OGLE, HUBERT MILLASASgt.-Major Qm. Corps, Camp Forrest. OFFICER, ALBERT' FITZPATRICKAS. A. T. C., U. T. ORGOIN, HARRY HOBSONAS. A. T. C., U. T. OSTEEN, LEMUEL LAWSONASgt. 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SILER, WYMER GEORGEAlst Cl. Pvt. S. S. U., Par. B. C. M., France. SIMS, JAMESAS. A. T. 0., Medical College. SIMMS, HUNTER COWANAS. A. T. 0., Medical College. SIMMS, JAMES WAVERLYAMarine Corps, Paris Island. SIMPSON, SAMUEL RANDOLPHAan C1. M. M., U. S. Navy. SIMPSON, TOM NEALAEnsign, U. S. Navy. SKAGGS, WILLIAM C. SLOAN, JOHN ROY-C. O. T. 8., Camp Gordon. SMALL GEORGE WILLMAMACapt Inf, France SMALL: SAgFitUEL ASAASgt. -Major Adjutant GeneraPs Office, Wash- Hl on SMALLWOOD CHARLESAGunner U. S. 8., Von Steuben, France. SMITH, CALVINALieut. Inf SMITH HARRY. SMITH, E. JACKSONAMaster Engineers, Rheims, France. SMITH, JOHN SELMERALieut. Navy. SMITH, J. S.AAssistant Paymaster U. S. S. Mars. SMITHAMCGREGORAan Lieut. Inf., Camp Gordon. SMITH, MATTHEW GLENN-Major Inf. 87 MNINETE LEN NINETEENM T11. E VQLVNT BER Lsxgn SMITH, ROBERT Argsoth Aero Squadron, Hounslow Heath, Middle- sex, England. SMITH, WILLIAM PRUDEN Capt. SMITH, BRIGGS-Sgt. C. O. T. S., Fortress Monroe. SMITH, JOHN GARRETT Sgt. C. O. 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SPARGO, MARK HANNA S. A. T. C., U. T. SPARKS, CARL HUFFINkS. A. T. C., U. T. SPEARS, DOUGLAS BROWN C. O. T. 8., Camp Gordon. SPENCE, CAREY F. Co1one1 117th Inf. France. SPILLMAN, ROBERT REDD C. O. T. 8., Camp Taylor. STANFIELD, HALMOND KINSLAND Sgt. C. O. T. 8., Camp Gordon. STAUB, JOHN FANz Lieut. Jr. Grade U. S. N. R. F., Aviator, France SPROULE, RODNEY HOBART S. A. T. C., U. T.; Overseas enlistment, 1919. STALEY, BUHRMAN REESE S. A. T. U. T. STANFILL, JACOB EDMUND S. A. T. U. T. STOKELY, WILLIAM BURNETT, JR. S. A. T. C., U. T. STEWART, JAMES B. Pvt. Engineers, France. STEVENS, MARK BATEs C. O. T. S. STEVENS, C. F; STEVENS, EMMETT FINLEY 1st Lieut. F. A., Mount Clemens, Mich. STONE, ERNEST LESTER. STONE, WILLIAM PRICE Corpora1 Inf., France. STRAUS, J ULIAN GORDON-Capt. STRATTON, BEAUMONT M. STRADER, CHARLES LEON-U. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. STOUT, DORMAN GLADSTONE-Sgt.-Major Inf., Camp Wheeler. STEPHENSON, C. G.-S. A. T. C. STEPHENSON, HARRY B. Inf. 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WILKERSON, JAMES LAWRENCE Aviation Cadet, Van Couver, Wash- ington. WILKERSON, ROBERT, JR. Ensign U. S. N. R. F., Municipal Ferry, New York City. WILLARD, HUGER NORTH 1st Sgt. S. A. T. C., Mechanics, Section, U. T. WILLARD, JAMES E.-Inf., France. WILLIAMS, DUDLEY REX U. S. N. R. F., S. A. T. C., U. T. WILLIAMS, F. M. WILLIAMS, CLAUDE Pvt. Inf., France. WILLIAMS, ELMER BYRD 2nd Lieut. F. A., Camp Taylor. WILLIAMS, IRBY MARSHALL-2nd Lieut. Inf., France. WILLIAMS, THURMAN HAWKINs 1st Cl. Pvt, Flying Cadet, Eberts Field, Lonoke, Ark. WILLIAMS, OTIS CECIkS. A. T. C., U. T. WILLIAMS, ROY STANLEY S. A. T. C., U. T. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM SAM S. A, T. C., U. T. WILLIAMS, MALCOLM R.-n2nd Lieut. F. A., Camp Taylor. WILLIAMS, C. E. Inf. WILLIAMS, JOHN ARCH S. A. T. 0., Med. College. WILMOT, ROYAL J AMEs-an Lieut. F. A., Camp Taylor. WILSON, HERBERT LEEaFrance. WILSON, EUGENE M. C0rpora1 F. A., France. WILSON, FELIX MIZELLE Inf., Camp Gordon. WILSON, HENRY TOWNSEND Lieut. F. A., Camp Custer. 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YOUNG, ADOLPH P. YOUNG, ROBERT DOUGLAs-U. S. N. R. F., Petty Officer, Balboa Park, San Diego, Cal. ZWALD, JOSEPH HENRY S. A. T. C., U. T. 92 Q D-CJWIN ETEENMNETBEN-mi m THE VOLVN P1113119 . mzu-ga- Officers Detailed t0 the University of Tennessee With Training Detachments and Students7 Army Training Corps CAPTAIN HARRY B. JOHNSON, Commanding. CAPTAIN WILLIAM F. NORMAN. 1ST LIEUT. GUY A. LABELLE. lsT LIEUT. D. L. HURLBUT. lsT LIEUT. HOOPER ALEXANDER. . 1ST LIEUT. CARSWELL EVERETT, Adjutant. lsT LIEUT. JOHN F. ARROWWOOD. 2ND LIEUT. LEWIS B. GRAHAM. 2ND LIEUT. BYRON R. RICHARDSON. 2ND LIEUT. RICHARD C. Goss. 2ND LIEUT. HENRY J . FLEMING. 2ND LIEUT. SILAs P. GRAHAM. 2ND LIEUT. GUY D. RANDOLPH. 2ND LIEUT. JOHN F. MCNALLY. 2ND LIEUT. SHURLY MCNAMEE 2ND LIEUT. IRVING J . GREENSLADE. 2ND LIEUT. PHILIP M. MCNEILLY. 2ND LIEUT. HOWARD A. ZOLLINGER. 2ND LIEUT. FREDERICK D. RAYMOND. 2ND LIEUT. FRANK GROVE. 2ND LIEUT. RAYMOND W. COOK, Acting Qm. 2ND LIEUT. ROBERT E. WORD, Quartermaster. 2ND LIEUT. L. C. EMBACH. 2ND LIEUT. R. A. BEERS. 2ND LIEUT. M. G. CLEVELAND. 2ND LIEUT. C. F. DEMEY, Personnel Adjutant. 2ND LIEUT. F. R. BERTSCHELERR 2ND LIEUT. G. R. GOUGH. 2ND LIEUT. S. D. GOZA. 2ND LIEUT. L. B. GRAHAM. 2ND LIEUT. L. H. GRAY. 2ND LIEUT. B. Q. GREEN. 2ND LIEUT. A. C. RAMSEY. 2ND LIEUT. E. F'. RATE. 2ND LIEUT. DUGGER RAY. 2ND LIEUT. W. V. RAYNER, 2ND LIEUT. O. E. REECE. 2ND LIEUT. R. B. REHNKE. 2ND LIEUT. FRANK RESSLER. 2ND LIEUT. GUY D. RANDOLPH. 2ND LIEUT. B. R. RICHARDSON. 2ND LIEUT. MARTIN M. Ross 2ND LIEUT. WILLIAM F. GODWIN. 2ND LIEUT. H. P. TALBOT, 2ND LIEUT. KENNETH C. Cox, Adjutant. 1ST LIEUT. LEO JACOBS, Medical Corps. IST LIEUT. ARCH. WYLIE, Dental Corps. Other omcers detailed to Knoxville headquarters were sent out to the subsidiary schools under the same contr01 Maryvi11e College, Lincoln Memorial University, and Knoxville Colored College. 93 MN IAETEEN NINETEEN mg THE VQLVNTEER' i-Xiwgg . h 0 O l O Alumnl 0f the UDIVCI'SIty of Tennessee Medlcal College Commlssmned 111 the Medleal Corps of the Army and Navy ABINGTON, W. H. BLACKWELL, WM. GRIFFIN ACUFF, HARLEY LELAND BLACKSHORE, WILBUR MANSON ADAMS, Jos. EDWARD BOLTON, WADE H. ADAMS, J OHN WILSON BOLTON, LESLIE T. ADAMS, ISAAC NEWTON BOOKER, WM. R. C. ADAMS, NOAH BUNYAN BOYCE, WM. EARL ALFORD, WARREN GRADY BOWERY, EARNEST BLANTON ALLEN, CHESTER D. BOSWELL, WALTER LEE ALLISON, GRADY MONROE BOCCELLATO, SALVADOR LEON ALEXANDER, J OE C. BOYD, HUGH ALLEN, WALTER EARL BOYKIN, GARY LACY ALESSI, NICOLA VINCENZO BOYD, RICHARD M. ALLRED, WM. WALLACE BOOTH, BERNARD HESS ALLEN, KOTZ BOOTHE, STERLING PRICE ALEXANDER, C. D. BROWNE, WM. CLAIBORNE ALEXANDER, CHAS. WATTS BROWN, J . HOWARD ANDERSON, GUY COLLINS BRYAN, ALBERT COLEMAN ANDERSON, EARNEST LYNNE BROWNING, BIRT LEE ANDERSON, HENRY OSGOOD BRICKWELL, J OHN B. ANDERSON, WALTER WINSTON BREEDLOVE, GEO. BALES ANDERSONfPLATT H. BROOKE, HUGH CLEVELAND ANDERSON, ERNEST L., Faculty BROWN, ARTHUR STUART ANDERSON, JAS. G. BROWN, CHAS, 'W. ANTONY, GEO. C. BREW, JAMES, JR. ANNIS, REGINALD F. BRINSON, STANLEY NEEDHAM ARCH'IBALD, EDWARD EVERETTE BREWER, WM. AUSBORN APPLEWHITE, RUFUS ELDRIDGE BROWN, STEPHEN T. ASHLEY, J ERRY BRACKEN, H. B. ATCHLEY, WM. P. BUCK, KINSEY M., Faculty AYCOCK, WM. J. BURNS, COLEMAN CRAIG AYCOCK, ROBERT F. BURCH, NEWMAN B. BALDWIN, WM. H., Faculty BUCKNER, MATTHEW GARDNER BARNETT, ABNER J . BURCH, NEWMAN BURGESS BALLARD, WM. HERMON BUSH, JOHN WM. BAUGHMAN, CHAS. BENJ. BURDETT, JAMES CROWE BARKSDALE, OSCAR BUTLER, F. C. BARRY, WMt RICHARD BURNS, ELLIS PERRE BARTON, VIRGIL H. BUSH, THOMAS JOOR BARRETT, STANTON HAROLD CAMPBELL, GEO. EDWARD BEASTUS, CARL CARSON, JAMES ELLIS BECK, CLYDE M. CALMES, HAMILTON POPE BELL, WALTER A., JR. CAMPBELL, EDWARD GUY BENDER, CHAS. A. CARTER, GROVER BERTRAM, JOHN C. CARTER, JAMES PARVIN BELL, CLARENCE ANGELO CASTLES, WM. 8., Faculty BEVIS, HENRY P. CARR, J AMES CALOWAY BECKNER, ERNEST J. CANNON, MILTON E. BEAN, VICTOR HUGO CARTER, CAP J AMES BEARD, DAVID A, CARR, HILTON RICE BETHEA, WM, R. CAMPBELL, EUGIE ALVA BINGHAM, SAMUEL F. CAMP, JAMES BLEDSOR, MURFF F. CECIL, GEORGE E- BLAIR, ARLESS ARLAND CLEMENTS, PEYTON CLIFTON BLACK, MARTIN LUTHER CHAPMAN, ARCH SYLVESTER BLASSINGAME, CHAS; DECATUR CHAPMAN, LYMAN HARVEY 94 3 G . l-G-NLN ETEENeNINETEEN-DCI-I-E m .TFIE VOLVN T111319. m DILLEN, OSCAR MARION . DIXON, WALLACE LESLIE DOTSON, WALTER SCOTT DOBBS, JAMES COLE DOUGLAS, GEORGE WALDEN DONALD, ROBT. MYERS DUNAVANT, BUFORD N., Faculty DUNLAP, JAMES ESTELLE DEWITT, FRANK BRANNON DAVENPORT, ROY R. ERNEST, ALBERT NILA EDMONSON, CAMPBELL C. EDMONSON, HENRY G. EDWARDS, ERNEST B. EDWARDS, CLAUDE W., Faculty EDMUNDSON, LOUIE ALPHAUS EDMONSON, HENRY GIDEON EDWARDS, CHAS. P. EDWARDS, ERNEST VIRGIL ELLETT, EDWARD C. ELLIS, GEO. MANNING ELLIS, IRA WALL 001. Allen Greer ELLIS: NONA BYBE ERWIN, WM. LINDLEY EUBANKS, GEORGE WASHINGTON CHEEK, JAMES ANTHONY EUSOR, DANIEL BOY CLARDY, FLOYD EVANS, RALPH PROSSER COATS, FILO BARCLAY EVANS, SIDNEY SAURIN COLLETTE, ALLAN EWING, J os. LUTHER COLLIER, GATES FARMER, ELIE ESTUS COOPER, INNMAN WM. FARRIS, WM. E. COLEMAN, JAMES ARTHUR FARROW, ELISHA COX, ARIS WELLINGTON FARIS, WM. ELBERT COOLEY, BEAMON SHERLEY FERGUSONLFREDERICK WM. COGDILL, BENJAMIN J . FLEMING, TUCKER YOUNG COPPEDGE, THOS. N., Faculty FLEMING, JAMES SURRAN COUGHLIN, THOS. F., JR. FOSTER, JAMES I, COLBERT, WM. FPJIDAY, WALTER. CLARENCE COOPER, ARTHUR F., Faculty FRAZAR, JOHN D. COOPER, WMV FRAZIER, CLAUDE A. COPENHAVEN, KYLE CORNETT FRIERSQNy SAMUEL E, CONYERS, GROVER CLEVELAND COTTEN, LEON DCASTRO CROSS, WM. ROSWELL CROSBY, LEONARD A. CRIBBINS, ORVILLE H. CROOK, COMPTON N. CRAWFORD, CLYDE H. CROMEANS, RANDALL ELIAS CUMING, HARVEY THOMAS CHANDLER, JAMES EDGAR DAVIS, ROBERT C. DAVIS, THOMAS LYLES DABBS, DAVID NATHANIEL DARRACOTT, LEWIS WHEELER DARBY, TILGHNAN OPTA DESHA, LUCIUS J. DEPUE, RAY V. DEATHRIDGE, OWEN SCOTT DELOZIER, BEN EDWARD DENSON, JOHN L. DENSON, GROVER CLEVELAND DICKE w WM. WYCHE DILDY, Jos. EDWARD DICKENS, WM. MASON Major B. E. McNabb 95 1 IQDXI-l N 1A1 ETE EN - N INETEEN' V... FRANCIS, Jos. H. FULTON, ENOCH SPENCER GATES, ELLIS F. GABLE, J OHN DAVID GALLAHER, EDWARD T. GILLESPIE, CYRIL E., Faculty GILL, JOHN JAMES GILLESPIE, SEARLE BEWLEY GILLESPIE. EDWIN CYRIL GLOVER, CLARENCE H. GOING, ROBERT GOWER, CHAS. MATHEW GREENE, RALPH N. GRIFFITH, JAMES BEATY GRIMES, IVISON GRIFFITY, JAS. B. GRAHAM, ALLISON TOWER GRAHAM, GIDEON GRIFFITH, CHAS. MARION GUTHRIE, WILSON GREGORY GUINN, WALLACE B. GUTHERIE, JAMES MCELROY GRUVER, FLEETWOOD HARWELL, WILBUR RUSSEL HAGGARD, WM. DAVIS HAYNIE, WM. 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LEHMER, NORMAN MCCORMICK, RALPH NEWTON MCCORMICK, RUDOLPH BURROW MCCLUNG, MARSHALL LEO MCDANIEL, LOWRY HAROLD MADDOX, JOHN WILLARD MARSCHAL, RUDOLPH MIMS, WILLIAM DINGUID MITCHELL, WILLIAM GRADY MONGER, RALPH HORACE NUSSBAUM, NATHAN ORTIZ, ROMEU ALFREDO PEISER, IRVIN HENRY POTTS, CHARLES HAYGOOD PURCELL, HOWARD MCKINELY RICH, CYRIL ADELBERT ROSENBLUTH, HAROLD ROSENBERG, HENRY RUTLEDGE, LEWIS J ONES RYAN, WALLACE CALVIN SAVERY, HARRY WILKERSON SIMS, HUNTER COWAN SNOW, RUSS CARLTON STEPHENS, JOSEPH 'EARNEST STEINBERG, WILLIAM STRAIN, SAMUEL FREDERICK SUSSMAN, J ACOB A. THOMPSON, BURCH TUCKER, CLAGGARD GIBBS VINSANT, ROBERT SHERMAN WHEELER, J OSEPH EDWARD WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM DALES WILLIAMS, CONNIE N. WILLIAMSON, SAMUEL BEVERLY WILSON, WILLIAM HENRY YOKLEY, CHARLES WILLIS YOUNG, WILLIAM IRBY BUSBY, WILLIAM ALLISON HARRELL, WILLARD J AMES WEBER, ASBURY ANTON 100 U. S. N. R. E, S. A. T. C., U. T, Medical College I-ClzN 1N ETEEN N I NE TBENE-ZiC-ZE The Battalion 9 i! THE VOLVAITEJER mull; 8.82 $wa COPXEU gotcha .U muhwaaw hOHOU QJH pumwcwEEoU AN .m .D Shaman awEhoZ .m 832wa N 1 N JEZTTIJIEN' NI NE TEEN-DIC. V A CLAXTON, C. PORTER . . ARNOLD, HENRY B. . . CHANDLER, WILLIAM L. FRETZ, EUGENE C. . THOMPSON, CHARLES E. . 103 . . . . . . Major Captain, Assistant to Commandant First Lieutenant, Battalion Adjutant First Lieutenant, Personnel Adjutant Second Lieutenant cmd Quartermaster , The Band . CROUCH, W. H. . ' - . - . . - . Captain and Bundmastev' HAYES, G. H. . . - . . - . . . . . . 'Captuin FRANKLIN, W. 13., JR . . . . - . . . First Lieutenant HENRY, C. B. . - . . - . . - . . Second Lieutenant ARGUBRIGHT, F. C. . . . . . . . . . , , Sergeant FAIR, J. E., JR. . . . . . -' . . . . . . Sergeant LEWIS, WALTER . . . . . . . . . . . . Sergeant SMITH, W. S. . - . . . - . ' . . - . - Corporal JONES, E. C. . . . . . . . . . . . - Corporal SIMPSON, D. G. . . . . - . - - . - . - Covpo'r'al LANE, J. H. . - - - . - - - - - . . CM'po'ral FOWLER, J . L. . . . . . . . . . . . Private KIRKPATRICK, J . W. . .. - . - . . . . . . Private MCDOWELL, J. H. . . . . . . . . . . . Private STALEY, A. H. . . . . . . . . . . . . Private WALTON, M. K. . . - . . . . . . . . . Private EGGLESTON, E. W. Private Captain Crouch 104 WW 1N ETEEN- N 1 NE TBEN-m T A . . , D; . v I . ' . v M V V , V g; BOND, M. T. . - . . . . . . . . . . . Captain REAGAN, G. W. . . . . . . . . . . .Fiv-st Lieutenant HANSARD, O. H. . . . . . . . - . . Second Lieutenant 105 , t 4- -N METEEN .. N LN-ETEEN. ?EQEOU Jaw Dig N 1N ETEEN- N 1 NE TEEN . A v A D m -THE VOLVN T111319. m b Miss Genevieve Shea SPONSOR A Company NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS WITHERS, A. H. . . . . . . . . . . . First Sewgeant KNAFFL, L. R. . . . - . - . . . . . . Sergeant REEF, FRED . . . . . . . , , . . . Sergeant ANDES, J. 0. . . . . . . ; . . . . Sergeant DAVIES, W. G., JR. - - . . . . . . . . . Sergeant RICHMOND, L. H. . . - . , . - Corporal STEPHENSON, H. B. . . - . - , - - - - - Corporal BIBEE, T. R. . . . . . 4 . , . . . - Corpoval HALL, D. M. . - - - . . . , . - Corpwal SHARP, ROBERT . . . . 4 . . . . . . - Corporal HARE, O. H. . . . . . . . . . . . - Corporal COMPANY MUSICIAN KIRKPATRICK, J . W. . . . . . . . . . . . Musician PRIVATES BAKER, J. D. HOPKINS, H. A. BARNETT, N. A. HOWELL, L. D. BURNS, D. W. JOHNSON, G. P. CARSON, G. C. LEMING, F. H. CALDWELL, P. W. LINCOLN, W. B. CAMPBELL, J . F. LOY, LOREN COBB, W. C. MAIN, D. M. CONLEY, P. B. MITCHELL, W. J. CRUMP, C. 0. MERRIWEATHER, J . H. DINEEN, J. W. MORRIS, W. B. DUKE, R. D. MOON, E. C. EARLY, W. C. NEUBERT, A. F. FORREST, W. N. PARRIS, T. C. GALLAHER, BEN V'. REUTER, N. H. GALLAHER, G. H., JR. SPROULE, R. H. HAMILTON, W. R. SUMMERS, G. G. HEFLEY, W. A. SZABO, G. W. HENDRIX, C. A. WILSON, C. C. 107 V 1 m -N IAETEEN - N INETEENDCD BAKER,J. W. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Captain SHEA, T. G. - . - . . . . . . . . First Lieutenant MERCER, J. H. . . . . - - . - . Second Lieutenant 108 ! I-TQW'N 1N ETEEZW N I N E TBEN-I-XIiL-i m 'THE VOLVN TEER- m 94 B Company x21 I C IQDXIcl AN LNETEEN - N INETEEN- N THE VrOLVNTEDRl 1-334 Miss Vivian Logue SPONSOR B Company NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS BEAMAN, D M . . . . - . . . - First Sergeant WEBB, M. L. . . . . . . . . . . . Sergeant KRAEHENBUEHL, A 0 . . - . . . . . . . Sergeant WOODARD, J. C. . - . . . . . . . . . Sergeant AKERS, S. L. . . . . . . . . . . . . Sergeant EMORY, C. M. . . . - . . . . . . . - Comwral HUNTER, PAUL . . . . . . . . . . . - Corporal ROBISON, C. W. . . . . . . . . . - . - COTPOTal BOWDEN, T. L. . . - . . . . . . . . - Corporal BLAIR, E. H . . . . . , . . . - . . Corporal ATKKNS, S. W. . . . - . A . . . . . - Corporal COMPANY MUSICIAN ' MCDOWELL, J . W. . . . - . . . . . . . Musician PRIVATES ARTHUR, T. L. LOGAN, S. D. BAKER, H. H. MAKEMSON, R. W.. BROWN, S. L. MITCHELL, C. D. BURNS, W. T. MOOERS, G. A. CARDWELL, M. H. MOULTON, J . W. CLARK, P. H. NOBLETT, T. R. COMPTON, H. M. OLIVER, W. H. COVINGTON, J. W. PARKER, M. A. DARDEN, R. A. POWERS, W. B DLUGACH, M. PRICE, B. C DOSSETT, B. E. ROSE, H C. ELGIN, D. H. RUSH, J. A FOWLER, H., JR. SPARKS, C. H. GALLAHER, H. M. STOKELEY, W. B., JR. HERRING, M. L. SCHLESSINGER, N. HORD, T. E. TROTTER, S. B. KOHLER, H. B. WALKER, T. J . LAWHORN, R, 0. WEST, FRED LUNA, R. L. WILLIAMS, R. S. 110 1! In I 'N 1N ETERNA N I NE TBEN-IEKQE m 'TH E- VoLVNTILEIe. 1.1mm 1 4 OWEN, R. N. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Captain SPEARS, D. B. - . . . . . . . . . . First Lieutenant STALEY, R. B. . . - . - . . - . . Second Lieutenant 111 $ 1 i X ' CED. . THE VQLVNTEER- DZ- . C Company V C DEED ' ' .DCCE N 1N ETEEZW N I NE TEEN-i-Xfiui . TH E VOLVN TILE IE ; C Company NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS HENDERSON, J. M. MAGERS, R. K. - . Sergeant JOUROLMON, LEON, JR Sergeant TAYLOR, E. A. . Sergeant BOWDEN, J. N. . Sergeant KENNEDY, G. S. . Corporal MOONEY. R K., JR. Corporal ALEXANDER, W. L. Cowperal BAIN, S. C. . Corporal WALLACE, C. R. . Corporal CONDRA, R. M. . Corporal 7 COMPANY MUSICIAN WALTON, M. K. . Musician, PRIVATES BAKER, F. E. JANES, L. P. BELL, J. I. LOVE, H. R. BOND, M. D. MATTHEWS, W. H. BRYSON, J. H. MEE, J. H. BYINGTON, I. C. MITCHELL, R. T. CARROLL, T. B. OFFIICER, A. F. COBB, J. C. PETTWAY, C. F. CRISCO, R. J. QUINCY, J. W. DAVENPORT, FRANK ROEHL, W. E. DEITCH, M. L. SHOAF, P. E. ' DOW, J . G. SULLIVAN, J . W. FELIX, M. L. TYLER, H. FINLEY, T. H. WHITE, F. W. GARTH, R. M. WILSON, M. S. HADDOX, T. R. WATERHOUSE, F. H. HOLLAND, H. W. KAVANAGH, G. R. m Miss Margaret Steele SPONSOR First Sergeant WOODFIN, M. J. 113 ILJIXZ-I .N INETEEN - N INETEEN THE VQLVNTEER- m ' It The Battalion 114 ' 1 .N 1N ETEEN- N I N E TEEN-I-Xl'ifi, 'i .Athletic Council 115 . m -N METEEN - N IN ETEEN- THE .VOLVNTEER' m-Igii ' 1 Athletlc Counml ' - . DOUGHERTY, PROF. N. W., Chairman . . . ,. . . . Faculty Member - MATTHEWS, PROF. R. W. . . . . . . . . . Faculty Member GIBSON, R. K. . - - - - . - . . . Alumnus Membe'r' WOODRUFF, W. W. ' . . . . . . . . - Alumnus Member 1918-1919 1 JOHNSON, D. G. . . . . . . . 1 . . . . Student Member MORSE, C. R. . . . . . . . . . . .'Student Member 1919-1920 , REEDER, C. A. - . 1 . . . . . . . 9 . Student Member LANDESS, S. S. . - . . . . . . . . . Student Member I 116 9 C B l-Q-Nm ETEEN- N I NE TBEN-EXQJE 117 THE VOLVNTEER- W:gmg . 4 tU-Moffett, Coach Faller Arrants Troutman Davis Wilson Anderson, Asst. Mgr. Haskew Benscoter Robinson, Mgr. tm-Williams Miller Hall Simpson Harbert Smith Dietzen Peoples Br eBell Lane Magers Landess Massengill, Cant. Meek Elgin Baseball As the ttVolunteert goes to press, the baseball team is fast rounding'into shape. No games have been played, and no definite data can be given as to the real strength of the team. All but one of last year's ,Varsity men are back, and prospects are very bright. Coach Moffett and Captain Massengill are determined to give Tennessee a Winning team, and that counts for a Whole lot, in our estimation. If the baseball season is successful, as things seem to point now, it Will offset the defeats that Tennessee has suffered at the hands of her rivals on the gridiron and the basketball court, in the past season. Let,s go! 118 WWWETEENNINE TBEN-D-Zifi MASSENGILL, Captain . MAGERS, R. K. . HALL, D. M. LANE, J. H. CALLAWAY, F. B. HARBERT, J . T. . SMITH, J. T. I DIETZEN, W. N. . LANDESS, S. S. . MEEK, PAUL ELGIN, D. H. HASKEW, J. T. . MILLER, R. R. BLAIR . l BELL . . Substitutes PEOPLES J BASEBALL SCHEDULE, SEASON OF '19 Tennessee vs. Chattanooga Southern League. .April 8 Knoxville Tennessee vs. Maryville ..................... April 12 Knoxville Tennessee Vs. Centre College ............... April 15 Danville Tennessee vs. Georgetown College ........... April 16 Georgetown Tennessee vs. Transylvania ............ . . . .April 17 Lexington Tennessee vs. Kentucky State ............... April 18-19 Lexington Tennessee vs. Georgetown College ........... May 1-21-3 Knoxville Tennessee vs. Transylvania ................ .May 9-10 Knoxville Tennessee vs. Maryville .................... May 12- Maryville Tennessee vs. Kentucky State .............. May 23-24 Knoxville The Line-Up 119 Catcher . First Base Second Base . Third Base . Short Stop - Left Field Center Field . Right Field Pitchers m .THE VOLUNTEEIE- m t 1 m-NMETEEN ?NINETEEN-D-D TH E VOLVNT BER Lngng t t Football This has been a Very unfortunate year for football at the University. The season failed to furnish thatenthusiasm and interest that has been so dominant 0n the ttHill in the past. Uncertain conditions of the times, lack of proper training and coaching, and the lack of that spirit and support Which is so necessary to the making of any successful college team, were a few of the causes which accounted for Tennesseets poor showing. During the first part of the season, there were two teams at the University-one representing the HFighting Mechanics? a training unit, and the other representing the S. A. T. C. section proper. As the season progressed, and as games began to be arranged with units from other colleges, the two teams consolidated and a new team was picked from the best players. Very little time was given to practice and conse- quently there was a decided absence of team-work. No coach could be secured'for the team, and it was only through the efforts of Lieut. Gough that the game was continued until the season was ended. The season opened with Sewanee on Wait field. The team fought desperately for the first quarter, but owing to the lack of proper training, the Tennessee men were forced to yield to the steady line smashes of the ttTigers. Vanderbilt was especially good on her wide end runs, and Tennessee, lacking both in a Vowefl or a Wolfe, Was unable to stop them. The game ended with Tennessee at the small end of an 82-0 score. As the season progressed, the S. A. T. C. team showed a decided improvement and succeeded in winning the last three games of the season from Maryville College, Milligan College and the Tennessee Military Institute. The team last fall was by no means a representative aggregation of the University of Tennessee, because Tennessee has never suffered such defeats at the hands of any team as were inhicted by Vander- bilt and Sewanee upon the S. A. T. C. during the past season. 120 WEN 1N ETEENt N 1 NE TEEN-E'CLE m 'THE VOLVN TEEIE' m E Eaakpthall C nman- .N MI ETE EN - N IN ETEEN' DCEJU WI T 11 E EITGLVJN T BE R: $393 I! :5 I I V Wigs Fitzgerald, Coach Allen Reeder Arrants Smith Harbert Landess, Mgr. Troutman James. Callaway, Capt. Bell Magers Basketball Never before were the prospects any better for a winning basketball team than they were at the beginning of the past season. With four regulars back from last season and with lots of new material among the Freshman, it seemed highly probable that Tennessee would win a majority of her games and that she would be a worthy contender for southern basketball honors. Stone Landess was appointed manager, and he Worked out a very formidable schedule, including a series of games with Kentucky universities and colleges. The season opened with a victory over the Deaf and Dumb institution. This Vic- tory was followed by another over the strong Kentucky State iiWildcats. Union College proved an easy mark for the Hying Orange and White quintet, and the spirit at the Hill grew intense. It was at this period that Maryville came in and pulled the biggest surprise of the season by defeating the Volunteers'i by the close score of 21-18 This defeat seemed to weaken the fighting spirit of the team. Tennessee journeyed to Chattanooga and received a severe thrashing at the hands of the Univer- sity of Chattanooga quintet. From then on the team seemed to lose heart. After com- pletely outplaying the Centre College five in the first half, Tennessee weakened and Centre pulled ahead and turned a defeat into Victory. Kentucky State and Union out- played Tennessee in the last two games and it was decided best to discontinue the schedule. The season proved several things in regard to basketball at the University of Tennessee. In the iirst place, it proved that the University must have a gymnasium . in which to train its teams. The University of Tennessee will have great dlfhculty in putting out a Winning team until this gymnasium is built. The season also established the fact once and forever that the basketball team must have a coach that can devote his entire time and energy to the workings of the team. Although the 1919 season Was a very unsuccessful one, it brought out several bright stars. These men will be back next year to take part in the great reconstruction of athletics at the University of Tennessee. Callaway and Magers formed a stone wall defense against every opponent. games Ialayed a beautiful game at center and Troutman worked well with Sullivan at orwar . 122 m THE VOLVN T111319. m. D 4 I'Hraiprnitiw 123 3:. 'N INETEEN N INE'IVEEN rDElJDIC THE VQLVNTEER- Wrgig Q PanHHellenic C ouncil FRANKLIN, W. B. . . . . . . . . . . . President REPRESENTATIVES KAPPA ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FRANKLIN, W. B. WEATHERSBY, F. M. SUTTON, G. 0. LONG, E. A., JR. PHI GAMMA DELTA ALPHA TAU OMEGA LEWIS, S. L., JR. WEBB, GERALD CALLAWAY, FRANK HASKEW, J . S. PI KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA ARNOLD, H. B. MILLER, R. R. LANDESS, S. S. ROBINSON, H. T. SIGMA CHI SIGMA PHI EPSILON J ONES, R. C. CATE, RALPH PATY, R. R. - KERBY, PERCY 124 Q I-CI-N 1N ETEEN N 1 NE mum PannHellenic C ounci 125 THE VOLVNTEER Wu: I ' . I v Pi Kappa Alpha Founded, University of Virginia, 1868. Zeta Chapter organized, 1874. FLOWER: Lily of the Valley. OFFICIAL ORGAN: 2Shield and Diamond? COLORS: Garnet and Gold. SECRET ORGAN: 2Dagge'pr and Key. YELL Wha! Ripety! Zip! Hip! Bang! Hi! Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Pi! FRATRES IN FACULTATE WAIT, CHAS. E., Ph.D. HOSKINS, J. D., MA. HOLDING, W. A., B. S. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 1919 ' ARNOLD, H. B. HILL, A. P. WILSON, SAM 1920 BOND, M. T. LANDESS, S. S. DAVIS, C. A. NORTON, J. H. WADE, T. W. 1921 BELL, H. R. ROSE, HUGH DAVENPORT, F. TROUTMAN, C. W. DAVENPORT, M. WADLINGTON, W. J ., JR. HADDOX, T. R. WALKER, J . B., JR. 1922 BOND, W. W. HENDRIX, C; A. CARSON, G. E. NEBLETT, T. E. EGGLESTON, E. W. SPARKS, C. H. GALLAHER, G. H., JR. WHITTLE, H. P. ALUMNI ADVISERS BRISCOE, W. N. POWERS, J .VPIKE, JR. E E 126 a I-QN 1N ETEEN N INE TEEJY-i-Xl'ili m .TIiE VOLVN T1131? . . lEsmg : v Carson Walker Gallaher Hendryx Troutman Norton Wadlington Landis Bell Davenport Wade Bond Caldwell Davis Arnold Bond Hoskins Haddox Hill Rose Wait Sparks Davenport Eggleston Noblett 127 HIIC .N'LNBTEEN NINETEEN m THE VOLVNTEER- whim 9 6 P2 Kappa Alpha CHAPTER ROLL DISTRICT I University of Virginia Washington and Lee University William and Mary College Richmond College Hampden-Sydney College . DISTRICT II Davidson College Trinity College University of North Carolina North Carolina A. and M. College DISTRICT 111 North Georgia Agriculture College Georgia School of Technology University of Florida DISTRICT IV Tulane University Louisiana State University Millsaps College DISTRICT V Southern University . University of Tennessee Howard College Alabama Polytechnic Institute Southwestern Presbyterian University ' DISTRICT VI. 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GEISLER, J . V. HARRISON, R. E. WHITE, E. R. HUNTER, W. K. DOOLEY, G. A. IJAMS, DR. H. A. HELMS, H. E. IJAMS, H. P. HOLDING, W. S. LEE, D. K. GIBBS, W. R. MCCULLEY, G. H. WILEY, E. F. MCCALLOM, E. A. MCCARTNEY, H. G. MCMULLEN, L. C. KNAPPENBERGER, W. R. PRICE, J . J . WEXLER, D. B. ALUMNI CHAPTERS Richmond, Va. Lexington, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. Charleston, W. Va. White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Raleigh, N. C. Charleston, S. C. Salisbury, N. C. Norfolk, Va. Charlotte, N. C. Dillon, S. C. Hattiesburg, Miss. Dallas, Tex. Muskogee, Okla. New Orleans, La. Pensacola, Fla. Knoxville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Charlottesville, Va. J acksonville, Fla. Opelika, Ala. San Francisco, Cal. Fort Smith, Ark. Atlanta, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. Kansas City, Mo. Lynchburg, Va. New York, N. Y. Spartanburg, S. C. . Columbus, Ohio Gainesville, Ga. 129 nDCI-I- sN METEEN -. N METEEN- . -V. DD ;m .THE VOLVNTEER m Sigma Alpha Epsilon Founded University of Alabama, 1856. Tennessee Kapp'a Chapter Organized, 1879. COLORS: OFFICIAL ORGAN: SECRET ORGAN: FLOWER: The Violet. YELL Phi Alpha Allacazee! Phi Alpha Allacazon! Royal Purple and Old Gold. 2The Record. 2PM AlphaP Sigma Alpha, Sigma Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon! Rah, rah! bon, ton! Sigma Alpha Epsilon! Rah, rah! bon, ton! Sigma Alpha Epsilon! Ruh, rah; ruh, rah; ruh,'rah, reel Tennessee Kappa of S. A. E! FRATRES IN FACULTATE ESSARY, S. H. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 1919 CLAXTON, CALVIN PORTER LONG, EDWIN ATLEE MORGAN, JOHN ELM ORE 1920 CONRAD, CHARLES WATSON LAKE, CHARLES H. OWEN, RICHARD N. PETTWAY, FRANK H. BRINKLEY, JOHN S. HALL, DAVID M. 1921 1922 CARROLL, THOMAS B. DINEEN, JOHN W. EARLY, WILLIAM COLE FRANCIS, HUGH JANES, LEONARD P. LANE, JAMES H. MERCER, J OSEPH H. PLEDGE HEFLEY, 130 WILLIAM SCHARRINGHAUS, RALPH P. 7 WILSON, WILLIAM WALLACE SWANN, THOMAS B. TUNNELL, TRENTON R. WEATHERSBY, FRANK M. MAGERS, RUDYARD K. SPEARS, DOUGLAS B. MERRIN, CLIFFORD K. MERRIWEATHER, JOHN H. MOON, EDWARD C. MOONEY, RICHARD E. MCDOWELL, JOHN H. 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Institute University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburg University of Indiana University of Michigan University of Cincinnati Millikin University University of Chicago Emory College Southern University University of Missouri University of Nebraska Kansas State College Colorado School of Mines University of Texas University of Tennessee University of the South Union University Leland Stanford, Jr. University Washington State College CHAPTERS RECENTLY ADMITTED University of Wyoming Colorado A. and M. University of Arizona University of Nevada 132 New Hampshire State Univ. I-CZI'NIN ETEEN-NINETEEN-EEIQE m ?THE VOLVN TILEIP- Sigma Alpha Epsilon ALEXANDER, DR. EBEN ANDERSON, J. G., JR. ARNOLD, MERRILL D., JR. ASHE, ROBT. L. AYRES, JOHN A. BLAKLEY, D. T. BONHAM, FRED T. CALDWELL, WILLIAM CAMERON, REV. D. F. CARTER, ELMO E. CARTY, THOMAS L. CARROLL, C. C. CHAMBERLAIN, F. W. CHAMBLISS, GEO. E. CHAPMAN, DAVID C. COFFIN, HECTOR, JR. CORNICK, HOWARD CUNNINGHAM, HENRY K. EDMUNDS, CLARENCE FERRIS, G. M. GRAVES, I. L. GARRETT, J . H. GARRETT, THOMAS HAINES, W. P. HAINES, J . P. HAGER, CALDWELL HALL, ALEX M. Atlanta, Ga. Boston, Mass. Buffalo, N. Y. Carrolton, Mo. Chicago, Ill. Cincinnati, Ohio Clarksville, Tenn. Cleveland, Ohio Columbia, S. C. Columbus, Ga. Columbus, Ohio Dallas, Texas Denver, Colo. Des Moines, Iowa Detroit, Mich. FRATRES IN URBE HAZEN, T. F., JR. HENEGAR, HERBERT B. HENEGAR, MARTIN J . JOHNSON, ROY A. JONES, R. A. LEACH, JOHN WALKER LEACH, ROBERT S. LINDSAY, ROBERT M. LOGAN, N. E. MALONEY, FRANK' MALONEY, FRED M. MCCLELLAN, R. W. MCCLUNG, C. J. MCCLURE, W. K., JR. MCCORMICK, J. A. MCDONALD, J. P. MCKINNEY, PERCY McMILLAN, ALEX, SR. MCMILLAN, EDWARD J. MCMULLEN, W. 13., JR. MCNABB, CHAS. MOUNTCASTLE, PAUL MURPHY, DR LEONARD NEWMAN, CHAS. S. PENLAND, CLIFFORD H. PRESTON, N. B. PRICE, THOS. R. ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS Duluth, Minn. Evansville, Ind. Evanston, Ill. Harrisburg, Penn. Hartford, Conn. Hutchinson, Kan. Indianapolis, Ind. Jackson, Tenn. Kansas City, Mo. Knoxville, Tenn. Lincoln, Neb. Los Angeles, Cal. Macon, Ga. Milwaukee, Wis. Nashville, Tenn. New York, N. Y. 133 RAGSDALE, THOMAS RODGERS, CHAS. M. RODGERS, COWAN RODGERS, DON W. ROWLAND, JACK SANFORD, ALFRED F. SAXTON, IRWIN S. SAXTON, NEVETT S. SHARP, J . G. SHARP, R. E. SIMMONDS, R. H. SIMMONDS, R. M. SMITH, C. POWELL STAUB, J OHN FANz THOMAS, CHAS. M. THOMAS, HUGH M. THOMAS, JESS THOMAS, MATTHEW TOMS, JAMES H. TRENT, WM L. TUNNELL, SPENCER M., JR. VAN GILDER, JOHN S. WAIT, CHAS. E., JR. WEBB, ROWAN S. WOLFE, LLOYD S. WRIGHT, JAMES B. WRIGHT, T. A., JR. Oklahoma City, Okla. Philadelphia, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. Portland, Ore. Providence, R. I. Pullman, Wash. San Antonio, TeX. Seattle, Wash. Sheridan, Wyo. Shreveport, La. Springfleld, Mass. St. Louis, Mo. Syracuse, N. Y. Tacoma, Wash. Memphis, Tenn. v n--l' m -N INETBEN NINETEEN w Kappa Sigma Founded at University of Bologna, 1400, A. D. Re-established in America at the University of Virginia, 1869. Lambda Chapter established May 11, 1880. FLOWER: Lily of the Valley. OFFICIAL ORGAN: 11The Caduceus.H COLORS: Scarlet; White, and Emerald Green. YELL A. E. K. D. B.! Kappa Sigma, Tennessee! Cossa-re! Cossa-ra! Lambda Chapter, Kappa Sigma! FRATRES IN FACULTATE BURKE, CHARLES BELL, Ph.D. NEAL, JOHN R., LL.B., PhD. HARDIN, DEWITT T., M.S. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 1919 MILLER, ROBERT RUSH ROBINSON, HARRY THOMAS REEDER, COLUMBUS ALEXANDER 1920 SIMPSON, TOM NEAL MATHEWS, Ross AUSTIN BELL, JOHN ELIJAH, JR. 1921 , HUNTER, PAUL SHELTON, J AMES EDDINS ELGIN, DAVID HYNEMAN GRAVES, LYLE GEORGE REDDICK, J OHN DAVID BOYD, MARION SPEED PEOPLES, EDWARD FRANCIS . 1922 BARNETT, NESBITT ARTHUR BOND, MAXWELL DAVID ELLIS, LEXIE BARRY, JR. WALKER, THOMAS JEFFERSON SIMPSON, DEGROVE STOKELEY, WILLIAM B. 134 W 1N ETEEN1 N I N E TEEN! .jE'd Ii m THE VOLVN TYLER . 13:33.3 v a , x ' ,. ' f- , 7 : ' , 5 kW , -,- . , k , Y Y : , , , 7 v x , x .' um 1 m 7 , aw . H21: '3 7 7 , EYE N METEEN- N LNETEEND mg THE VQLVNTETER m 9 , Kappa Sigma CHAPTER ROLL DISTRICT 1. University of Maine Brown University Dartmouth College University of Vermont Mass. Agricultural College Harvard University Bowdoin College New Hampshire College Mass. Institute of Technology DISTRICT II Swathmore College Cornell University Syracuse University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University Rutgers College New York University DISTRICT III. Pennsylvania State College 7 Dickinson College Bucknell University West Virginia University Washington and Jefferson College DISTRICT IV. University of Virginia , University of Maryland Randolph-Macon College William and Mary College George Washington Univ. Washington and Lee Univ. Hampden-Sidney College Richmond College DISTRICT V. Davidson College Wofford College Trinity College University of North Carolina North Carolina A. Kl M. DISTRICT VI. University of Alabama Alabama Polytechnical Inst. Mercer University Georgia Tech. University of Georgia DISTRICT VII. Louisiana State University Tulane University Millsaps College DISTRICT VIII. Vanderbilt University University of the South University of Tennessee Southwestern Pres. Univ. University of Kentucky DISTRICT IX. Ohio State University Case School of Applied Science Denison University DISTRICT X. Purdue University University of Wisconsin University of Illinois Wabash College University of Indiana University of Michigan Lake Forrest University University of Chicago DISTRICT XI. University of Nebraska University of Minnesota Iowa State University University of Iowa DISTRICT XII. William Jewell College Washington University Washburn College University of Missouri Baker University University of Kansas Missouri School of Mines DISTRICT XIII. University of Arkansas University of Oklahoma DISTRICT XIV. Southwestern University University of Texas ' DISTRICT XV. Umversity of Denver University of Arizona Colorado College Colorado School of Mines UniVersity of Colorado DISTRICT XVI. Leland Stanford University University of California . ' DISTRICT XVII. Unwersgty of Washington Washington State University UnnESIty of Oregon University of Idaho Oregon Agricultural College 136 V 1 CW 1N JEZTEEN N 1N1? TEEN-EXQE ARMSTRONG, CHARLES G. AUSTIN, CHARLES M. BEAN, JOSEPH E. BOYD, ROBERT P. BOYD, SAMUEL B. CRUMBLISS, JAMES G. DUNCAN, GORDON A. GAMMON, GEORGE A. GAUT, GEORGE P. Atlanta, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. Boston, Mass. Buffalo, N. Y. Chicago, 111. Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Concord, N. C. Covington, Tenn Danville, Ill. Danville, Va. Denver, Colo. Indianapolis, Ind. Ithaca, N. Y. Jackson, Miss. Jackson, Tenn. Kansas City, Mo. Kappa Sigma FRATRES IN URBE GAUT, J OSEPH P. GOTHARD, E. CLYDE GRAF, J OHN R. GREEN, JOHN W. HEISKELL, SAMUEL G. HINE, BARNET R. HOUSE, THOMAS 0 C. HOUSE, WILLIAM MCL. KENNEDY, EDWIN M. ALUMNI CHAPTERS Kinston, N. C. Little Rock, Ark. Los Angeles, Cal. Louisville, Ky. Lynchburg, Va. Memphis, Tenn. Milwaukee, Wis. Mobile, Ala. Montgomery, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. New Orleans, La. Newport News, Va. New York, N. Y. Norfolk, Va. Oklahoma City, Okla. Omaha, Neb. Philadelphia, Pa. 137 LOGAN, JOSEPH M. PARK, WILLIAM A. PAYNE, ALBERT G. POLK, LUCIUS E. POUDER, RALPH HENRY TURNER, DOUGLAS B. WALLACE, J AMES W. COLE, WILFRED CURSLEY CRAIG, JOHN K. Pine Bluff, Ark. Pittsburg, Pa. Richmond, Va. Ruston, La. St. Louis, Mo. Salt Lake City, Utah San Francisco, Cal. Savannah, Ga. Schenectady, N. Y. Scranton, Pa. Seattle, Wash. Syracuse, N. Y. Vicksburg, Miss. Washington, D. C. Wilmington, N. C. Yazoo City, Miss. b C .m-I- N METEEN -N1NETEEN. m THE VOLUNTEER -- m l-CJ THE VOLVNTEER- m 3 Kappa Alpha Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1865. Pi Chapter Organized, 1883. COLORS: Crimson and Gold. FLOWERS: Magnolia and Red Rose. PUBLICATION: Kappa Alpha Journal. SECRET ORGAN: The Messenger.n CHAPTER PUBLICATIONS: The Pi Appeal. YELL Hurrah for the Crimson! Hurrah for the Gold! Hurrah for the Kappa Alphas, Knights of Old! Rah! Rah! Rah! Kappa Al-pha! Tennessee, Tennessee! Rah! Rah! Rah! 2 FRATRES IN FACULTATE MCINTYRE, W. H. 8.8., M.S. Ph D. MORRIS, THOS. D. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 1919 1SUTTON, GEORGE O1NEIL 1920 ' aTRANKLIN, WILBURN BERNARD, JR. :kAYRES, HANES ELDRIDGE jsCARTER, J AY BAILEY 1921 ,kPARTEE, CHARLES FRANK, JR4 ':kBELL, EDMON LAWSON a:DAVIES, WALTER GRIFFITH, J R. kHUDSON. WILLIAM EDWARD 1HUGGINS, JESSE WILLIAM, JR. $ALEXANDER, WILLIAM LAWRENCE 96KN'AFFL, LOUIS RUDOLPH :kREED, EDWIN EWING ?FTOLLEY, LEM LEE 1922 FRANKLIN, ROBERT MAXWELL 1H0RD, THOMAS EPPS, JR. 1WALLACE, CLINTON ROBERTSON :kCOVINGTON, J OHN WEAKLEY HOHNSTON, GARRET PHIPPS CARDWELL, MAURICE WAYLAND :kIn the Service previously. 138 I-CI'N 1N ETEEN. N I NE TBEN-i-Xl'ifii m 1- 'PHE VOLVN FILER . m D t Wallace Partee Hudson Davies Hord Covington Cardwell Sutton Franklin McIntyre Alexander Knaffl Johnston Carter Huggins Ayres Reed Franklin 139 V 1 .jDCrnza -N METE EN - N METEEN m THE VQLVNTEER' m b Kappa Alpha ACTIVE CHAPTERS Washington 82, Lee University University of Georgia Wofford College Emory College Randolph-Macon College Richmond College Kentucky State University Mercer University University of Virginia Alabama Polytech. Institute Southwestern University University of Texas University of Tennessee Davidson College University of North Carolina Vanderbilt University Tulane University Central University of Kentucky University of the South University of Alabama Louisiana State University William J ewell College William and Mary College Transylvania University University of Missouri Johns Hopkins University 140 Millsaps College George Washington University University of California University of Arkansas Leland Stanford, Jr. University West Virginia University Georgia School of Technology Hampden-Sydney College Trinity College N. C. A. and M. College Missouri School of Mines Bethany College College of Charleston Georgetown College Delaware College University of Florida University of Oklahoma Washington University Drury College Maryland State College of Agri- culture Southern Methodist University St. John,s College Westminister College Oglethorpe University I-QN 1N ETEEN- N I M: TEENDCI- :- E v : ne-jjjg. I Alexandria, La. Anniston, Ala. Athens, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Baltimore, Md. Baton Rouge, La. Birmingham, Ala. Boston, Mass. Canal Zone Chattanooga, Tenn. Charleston, S. C. Chicago, 111. Clarksdale, Miss. Columbia, S. C. Columbia University New York, N. Y. Columbus, Ga. Dallas, Texas Denver, Colo. El Paso, Texas BOYD, DICK W. BLOW, RICHARD T. BLOW, GEORGE GETTYS, PARK BROOKS, ROBERT C. SEYMOUR, CHAS. M. :kMILLER, THOS. P. LOGAN, JOHN G. ALBERS, EDWARD S. BROWN, J . HERBERT TOMS, W. P. HUNT, JAMES O. $KEITH, A. H. gsKINGMAN, R. W. $BUCHANAN, H. E. MORRIS, T. D. MCINTYRE, W. H. ROGERS, MARVIN L. WRAY, J . BAILEY ZEMP, DRN ERNEST R. MCCONNELL, THOS. G. eMcCONNELL, ROBERT . THE VOLVN TEETP - Kappa Alpha ALUMNI CHAPTERS Fort Smith, Ark. Greenville, Miss. Hopkinsville, Ky. Ithaca, N. Y. Jacksonville, Fla. J oplin, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. Knoxville7 Tenn. Lexington, Ky. Lexington, Mo. Liberty, Mo. Little Rock, Ark. Los Angeles, Cal. Louisville, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. Meridian, Miss. Mobile, Ala. Muskogee, Okla. Nashville, Tenn. New Haven, Conn. New Orleans, La. FRATRES IN URBE FRIERSON, L. W. ?FBAUMANN, J. FRED FRIERSON, ALLEN GREEN, W. K. WASHBURN, W. P. LUTZ, EDWIN R. ROGERS, EARL V atKEENER, BRUCE, JR, MADDEN, DAVID GROVES FITZGERALD, RICHARD LEWIS, TROUSDALE :kMADDEN, HERBERT SNEED, PERCY $MADDEN, LOUIS J. BROWN, G. S. $SWAN, JAMES H. $KNAFFL, LOUIS RUDOLPH $KEENER, J AMES BROWNLEE :kROGERS, DR. OLIN W. eBROWN, EARNEST EEBAUMAN, A. B. $MELLEN, GEORGE F. $111 the service of their country. 141 New York, N. Y. Norfolk, Va. Oklahoma City, Okla. Philadelphia, Pa. Raleigh, N. G. Richmond, Va. Shawnee, Okla. Salt Lake City, Utah San Antonio, Texas San Francisco, Cal. Shreveport, La. Spartanburg, S. C. Springfleld, MO. St. Louis, Mo. Tampa, Fla. Terrel, Texas Thomasville, Ga. Washington, D. C. Wilmington, Del. Winston-Salem, N. C. 1:DAVIS, PAUL 9':MCINTYRE, EDWIN JAMES $SHEA, M. CONDON GRAHAM, J. H., JR. HART, H. C. KINCAID, J. G. LEE, W. W. LOCKETT, E. W. MCTEER, J. T., JR. $MELLEN, S. B RAY, J . B. RICHARDS, B. Ross, G. W. WALKER, H. E. BROWN, EDWARD OTIS BROOKS, JOHN MCMILLAN LOWE, JAMES MORRIS PAYNE, HERBERT NEWTON BROWN, HERBERT STRANGE FREDERICK, J OSEPH $DAVIS, JOHN LYNCH :kWATERHOUSE, JAMES V AII DC! NINETEEN- NINETEEN THE VOLVNT.EER- m . 2 Phi Gamma Delta Founded at Washington and Jefferson, 1848. Kappa Tau Chapter Organized, 1890. COLOR: Royal Purple. FLOWER: Heliotrope. OFFICIAL ORGAN: 2The Phi Gamma Delta? YELL Hippi, hippi, hi! Rip, Zip, Zelta! Fiji, Ah, Ha! Phi Gamma Delta! FRATRES IN FACULTATE DARNALL, HARRY J . MORELAND, SIDNEY T. MCCLURE, WALLACE M. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 19192 LEWIS, SAMUEL LAWRENCE REAMS, HENRY FRAZIER CALLOWAY, FRANK B. CLAYTON, JOSEPH RAMSFJY CLAYTON, EVERETT M. BASS, C. NEIL 1920 BEAN, ROBERT H. BENSbOTER, DANIEL B. FRETZ, EUGENE C. HAYES, GEORGE HAROLD 1921 CLAYTON, EDWARD S. READ, THOMAS R. MAYES, THOMAS C. WILLIAMS, MALCOLM R. VAUGHN, JOHN F., JR. SHEA, THOMAS G. JOHNSON, HEIRNER R. SMITH, MCGREGOR 1922 KUHLMAN, CARL D. , FINLEY, HENRY T. MYNATT, CHARLES G. BAKER, GEORGE I. EBLEN, WILBERT J . LUNA, RICHARD L. SULLIVAN, J . W., JR. LINCOLN, WILLIS B. Dow, JOHN B., JR. WATERHOUSE, FRANK H. ROEHL, WILLIAM E. 142 2 O 9 , . I-QN 1N ETEENNINETBENW m .THE VOLVN TEEIE- m D Galloway Bean Williams Lincoln Vaughn Benscoter Roehl Smith Read Luna Finley Hayes Mynatt Sullivan Kuhlman Mayes Reams Johnson Darnall Mooreland Clayton, J . R'. Fretz Lewis Baker Shea Clayton, E. M. Eblen Clayton, E. S. Waterhouse Dow 143 V Ig-XIcll N IATETEEN N INETEEN' THE VOLVNTEER- Whm D e Phi Gamma Delta ACTIVE CHAPTERS HARGRAVE LONG,Di1'ector of Section Chiefs - - . . Chicago, Ill. SECTION I. G. DENNY MOORE, Chief . . . . . . . Newton Highlands, Mass. Amherst . . . . Amherst, Mass. Brown . . . . Providence, R. I. Dartmouth . . . Hanover, N. H. Maine . . Orono, Maine Massachusetts Tech . Boston, Mass. Williams . . . Williamstown, Mass. Worcester Tech. . . Worcester, Mass. SECTION II. J. J. LAWRENCE, Chief . . . - . . . - - New York, N. Y. Columbia . . . . New York, N. Y. New York . . . New York, N. Y. Rutgers . . . . New Brunswick, N. J . Trinity . . . . Hartford, Conn. Yale. . . . . New Haven, Conn. SECTION III. . H. E. BREED, Chief . , . . - . - . . . Albany, N, H. Colgate . . . . Hamilton, N. Y. Cornell . . . . Ithaca, N. Y. Syracuse . . . . Syracuse, N. Y. Union . . . . Schenectady, N. Y. SECTION IV STANLEY P. SHUGERT, Chief . . . . . - . . Philadelphia, Pa. Johns Hopkins . . . Baltimore, Md. Lafayette . . . Easton, Pa. Lehigh . . . . South Bethlehem, Pa. Pennsylvania . . . Philadelphia, Pa. SECTION V. THOMAS WOOD, Chief . . . . - - - - - . Muncy, Pa. Bucknell .' . . . Lewisburg, Pa. Gettysburg . . . Gettysburg, Pa. Penn. State . . . State College, Pa. SECTION VI. ALEX B. CLARK, Chief . V. . - - . - - Wadesboro, N. C. Richmond . . . Richmond College, Va. Virginia . . Charlottesville, Va. Washington 8L Lee . . Lexington, Va. SECTION VII. GEORGE FRIEBOLIN, Chief . . . . - - - . . Vermilion, Ohio Allegheny . . . Meadville, Pa. Pittsburg . . Pittsburg, Pa. Washington 8L Jefferson. Washington, Pa. Western Reserve . . Cleveland, Ohio 144 N 1 I-QN 1N ETEEN N 1 NE TBEN-EXCEE m vTHE VOLVN TEEN . m PROFESSOR T. S. JOHNSON, Chief . Dennison Ohio State . Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg BURR S. SWEZEY, Chief . De Pauw . Hanover Indiana Purdue Wabash JOHN M. BRADLEY, Chief Alabama Tennessee HARGRAVE A. LONG, Chief . Chicago . Illinois Illinois Wesle3;an Knox . Michigan . Minnesota Wisconsin ALLEN H. DUDLEY, Chief . Iowa State Kansas Missouri . Nebraska Texas . . William Jewell CHARLES W. HENDERSON, Chief . Colorado College Colorado University Oklahoma C. B. WHITE, Chief . Oregon . Washington VICTOR J . WEST, Chief . California Stanford SECTION VIII. . Granville, Ohio Granville, Ohio Columbus, Ohio .Delaware, Ohio Springfield, Ohio SECTION IX. Lafayette, Ind. Greencastle, Ind. Hanover, Ind. Bloomington, Ind. LaFayette, Ind. Crawfordsville, Ind. SECTION X. . Birmingham, Ala. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Knoxville, Tenn. SECTION XI. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Champaign, Ill. Bloomington, Ill. Galesburg, Ill. Ann Harbor, Mich. Minneapolis, Minn. Madison, Wis. SECTION XII. South Omaha, Neb. Ames, Iowa Lawrence, Kan. Columbia, Mo. Lincoln, Neb. Austin, Texas Liberty, Mo. SECTION XIII. Denver, Colo. Colorado Springs, Colo. Boulder, Colo. Norman, Okla. SECTION XIV Seattle, Wash. Eugene, Ore. Seattle, Wash. SECTION XV. . Stanford University, Cal. Berkeley, Cal. .Stanford University, Cal. 145 ? V Q B 15:43:- .N METEEN - N INETEEN- l-QTHE VOLVNTEER- W'm D C AUSTIN, DR W. S. BANNISTER, LELAND P. CAMP, HENRY N. CHAVANNES, ALBERT L. BROWN, FRANK M. FONDE, CHARLES H. DARNELL, WALTER M. MORELAND, SIDNEY T. Dow, LEONARD M. FANZ, LEO I. FOWLER, J . A. GETAZ, DAVID HACKER, JOSEPH E. HARRISON, GEO. M. KEENER, SAMUEL H. KYLE, ARCHIE LINK, JULIAN B. LOTSPEICH, EDGAR S. FRATRES IN URBE MEEK, JAMES M. MORRISON, ELGIN MCCALLAN, P. S. PLATT, W. JOSEPH MYNATT, BENJAMIN H. MCCALLIE, W. A. SEXTON, C. F. SMITH, CHAS. H. THORNBURGH, JNo. M. YOUNG, ROBERT S. BAKER, J . F. CALLOWAY, NEWTON CARTER, PAUL D. COX, HENRY M. FOWLER, H. J . DARNELL, FRANK M. DARNELL, HARRY J . MCCLURE, WALLACE GRADUATE CHAPTERS Phi Gamma Delta DONALDSON, WILLIAM J. DOW, SUMNER FOWLER, HARLEY G. GETAZ, JAMES L. GOETZ, OTTO F. HACKER, VICTOR M. MOORE, NATHAN THOMAS JOHNSON, ALVIN KESTERSON, THOMAS O. LEONHARDT, ARTHUR E. LOTHROP, D. B. MARTIN, W. B. MITCHELL, A. E. STOOKSBURY, G. A. YOUNG, F. R. YOUNG, SAMUEL E. TATE, HUGH M. CAMPBELL, J . C. Alpha Beta Kappa Xi . Omicron Tau Chi Psi Albany Allentown Baltimore Buffalo Cleveland Columbus Dallas . Delta Chi Delta Mu . Des Moines Harvard . Kansas City . Knoxville Kokomo . Lambda . Lincoln . . Los Angeles . Madison . Maine Newark . . Oklahoma City Peoria . . Philadelphia Portland Richmond . San Antonio . San Francisco . Seattle . Springfield St. Joseph St. Louis . 146 LaFayette, Ind. Indianapolis, Ind. Chicago, 111. New York, N. Y. Pittsburg, Pa. Denver, Colo. Toledo, Ohio .Cincinnati, Ohio Schenectady, N. Y. Allentown, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Buffalo, N. Y. Cleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Dallas, Texas Washington, D. C. Detroit. Mich. Des Moines, Iowa Cambridge, Mass. Kansas City, Mo. Knoxville, Tenn. Indianapolis, Ind. Dayton, Ohio Lincoln, Neb. Los Angeles, Cal. Madison, Wis. Oldtown, Me. Newark, N. J . Oklahoma City, Okla. Peoria, Ill. Philadelphia, Pa. Portland, Ore. Richmond, Va. San Antonio, Texas San Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash. Springfield, Ohio St. Joseph, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. I-CFN 1N ETEEN N 1 NE TBEN-EXQSE m THE VCDLVN TEEE . m' Alpha Tau Omega Founded in Richmond, Va., 1865. Tennegsee Pi Chapter Organized, 1871. Reorganized, 1900. COLORS: Old Gold and Sky Blue. OFFICIAL ORGAN: Alpha Tau Omega Palm? FLOWER: White Tea Rose. YELL Ruh, rah, regal Alpha Tau Omega! Hip, hurrah, hip hurrah! Three cheers for Alpha Tau! Rah, rah, rah! FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 1919 JONES, R. A. PENN, DUNCAN 1920 HASKEW, J . G. WEBB, H. G. RICHARDSON, H. M. 1921 ' BOWE, E. W. ROBERTS, W. B. DIETZEN, W. N. TRAMWELL, H. K. MCILWAINE, A. G. WILSON, S. Y., JR. PENN, JARRELL WITHERS, A. H. 1922 FALLER, P. F. V MORRIS, W. H. HERRING, M. L. ' POWERS, W. B. KIRKPATRICK, J . W. SHOAF, P. E. WILSON, M. S. 147 IZDG-I- N INETE EN - NIN BTEEN- Ml THE VOLVNTEER- Ema; E 9 ; U Trammell Haskew Anderson , Wilson Webb Wilson Herring Dietzen Faller Roberts Powers : Withers Jones Carson Penn, J. Penn, D. Bowe Morris Kirkpatrick Shoaf 148 m - TH E VOLVN T1113 19 . Alpha T au Omega CHAPTER ROLL PROVINCE 1. Georgia and Florida University of Georgia University of Florida Georgia School of Technology Mercer University Emory College PROVINCE 11. Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin University of Illinois University of Michigan Purdue University Rose Polytechnic Institute University of Wisconsin Hillsdale College Adrian College . University of Chicago Albian College University of Indiana PROVINCE III. Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missoum', Nebwaska, Wyoming University of Colorado University of Missouri University of Nebraska Iowa State College Simpson College University of Wyoming University of Iowa University Of Kansas University of Minnesota - I PROVINCE IV. Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont University of Maine Tufts College Massachusetts Institute of Technology Brown University Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Vermont Colby College PROVINCE V. New York and Pennsylvania St. Lawrence University Cornell University Muhlenburg College Pennsylvania State College Washington and Jefferson College University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University Pennsylvania College PROVINCE VI. North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia University of North Carolina Trinity College College of Charleston Washington and Lee University University of Virginia PROVINCE VII. Ohio Mount Union College Ohio State University Ohio Weslyan University Western Reserve University Wittenburg College PROVINCE VIII. Tennessee and Kentucky University of Kentucky University of the South Vanderbilt University Southwestern Presbyterian University University of Tennessee Union University PROVINCE IX. California, Washington, and Oregon University of California Leland Stanford, Jr. University Umversity of Washington Washington State College UmveYSIty of Oregon Oregon Agricultural College PROVINCE X. , Alabama, Louisiana, and Teams Alabama Polytechnic Institute Tulane University Unlversny of Alabama University of Texas Southern University 149 WNINETEEN mNINETEEN-m Alpha Tau Omega FRATRES IN URBE CARSON, DR. W. W. HOUK, F. C. AGEE, J . H. HOWARD, F. G. ANDERSON, W. C. KLINE, V. H. BRADLEY, W. R. KNAFFL, DR. H. H. CALDWELL, J . B. MAYO, D. R. CARSON, W. W., JR. MAY, W. E. CUMMINGS, W. J. MCILWAINE, C. R. CRENSHAW, B. L. NICKERSON, M. F. DEMPSTER, J . M. ROBERTS, H. R. FOX, R. E. SANDBERG, O. B. FOSTER, R. J. SKAGG, W. C. HENDERSON, W. N. 150 I-CIW 1N ETEEN N I NETBEN-m m' .THE VOLVN TYLER . m Sigma Phi Epsilon Founded at Richmond College, 1901. Tennessee Alpha Chapter Established May 27, 1913. PUBLICATION: 'Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal? FLOWERS: Violets and American Beauties. COLORS: Purple and Red. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 1919 KIRBY, P. E. 1920 BRUMBACK, J . F. . ANDERSON, I. H. CATE, RALPH STANFIELD, H. K. 1921 BOWDEN, J . N. MILLER, J. A. BOWDE'N, T. L. PETTY, J. P. LUCADO, W. G. 1922 CORNELL, C. F. OFFICER, A. F. 9 DUKE, D. B. PICKENS, J. M. DUKE, R. D. 151 IJDCI-I- w METEEN ?- N INETEEN' VQLVNTEEE. 134m .1ka AI;,I 9 III WW II II , I n W 1 KW , I I Wm III III I MW I II n I :--I V l I , IIVIIII II II LIW II H II 152 I 1 MN 1N ETERN- N I N E TEDY-mii Vermont Alpha New York Alpha Pennsylvania Delta Delaware Alpha Virginia Alpha Virginia Delta West Virginia Beta Ohio Alpha Georgia Alpha Iowa Gamma Kansas Beta Kansas Alpha Nebraska Alpha - Colorado Alpha Montana Alpha m VFHE VOLVN TILEIE- CHAPTER ROLE DISTRICT I. Massachusetts Alpha New Hampshire Alpha DISTRICT 11. New York Beta DISTRICT III. Pennsylvania Epsilon DISTRICT IV. North' Carolina Beta Virginia Epsilon North Carolina Gamma DISTRICT V. Indiana Alpha DISTRICT VI. Alabama Alpha DISTRICT VII. Iowa Alpha Missouri Alpha Wisconsin Alpha DISTRICT VIII. Arkansas Alpha DSTRICT IX. Colorado Beta DISTRICT X. Oregon Alpha DISTRICT XI. California Alpha 153 Sigma Phi Epsilon Rhode Island Alpha Michigan Alpha District of Columbia Alpha Pennsylvania Eta Virginia Zeta Virginia Eta Ohio Gamma Ohio Epsilon Tennessee Alpha Iowa Beta Minnesota Alpha Illinois Alpha Iowa Delta Colorado Gamma Washington Alpha r O m ' nchr-za 4N1AIBTEEN - N INETEEN' .0 THE VOLVNTEER- Inxk is a Sigma Phi Epsilon FRATRES IN URBE JOHNSON, W. M. COPELAND, H. E. CATE, RALPH HOUSLEY, J . E. CATE, G. E. MORRELL, J . F. BEAMAN, A. K. THOMASON, J. C. ELLIS, S. L. TITSWORTH, J. R. DODSON, P. D. BOWER, B. A. GOODMAN, W. H. LOVE, J. W. COTRELL, J . E. V ALLEN, H. R. BRUMBACK, J . F. ALLRED, C. E. THORNTON, J. E. BIBB, J. F. STANFIELD, H. K. SMALL, G. W. ANDERSON, I. H. ELLIS, W. J . ALUMNI CHAPTERS Washington, D. C. Baltimore, Md. Detroit, Mich. West Somerville, Mass. Butte, Mont. Wheeling, W. Va. Denver, Colo. Indianapolis, Ind. Richmond, Va. Newark, Del. Minneapolis, Minn. Little Rock, Ark. Birmingham, Ala. Youngstown, Ohio Kansas City, Mo. Fort Jennings, Ohio Spokane, Wash. Brooklyn, N. Y. Edgewater, N. J. 154 I-CliN 1N ETEEN: N I NE TEEN-m m -THE VOLVN TEE-IE' m l I ' 1 Sigma Chi Founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1855. Beta Sigma Chapter Established 1917. COLORS: Blue and Gold. . OFFICIAL ORGAN: 1SSigmoL Chi Quomtm-ly.H SECRET ORGAN: The Bulletin. FLOWER: White Rose. FRATRES IN FACULTATE GRAINGER, PROF. W. E. GLOCKER, DR. THEO. W. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 1919 ELAM, E. HOWARD TUCKER, J OHN H. 1920 BANKS, J0 K. PATY, RAYMOND R. MORRIS, J . A. PAINTER, DREWRY D. SCHUBERT, HERMAN A. . 1921 V ALLEN, LEONARD A. OLIVER, WILLIAM H. BEAN, LAWRENCE L. KENNEDY, GRANVILLE S. PETERS, H. DEWEY J ONES, RICHARD C. MYERS, A. CARTER TAYLOR, EUGENE A. 1922 BURNS, W. T. CLARK, PATRICK H. LETSINGER, LESLIE E. CHANDLER, FRED R. HARTMAN, MYERS E. LETSINGER, LUTHER T. BARRETT, C. M. HUTTON, ROBERT M., JR. PARSONS, W. C. PLEDGES FORREST, WALTER N. ' PATY, COLLINS HARE MYERS, NEWTON 0., JR. RUSH, JAMES A. MOORE, L. FRANK PATTON, HENRY W. RUSSELL, DON F. X 155 V C Egan- .N METEEN mNINETEEN' w Mi:- l DEE T 11 I: X.,-rQ'LL7.,N T EB R liliaxgnlg Hartman Kennedy Painter Taylor Cochran Grainger Oliver Myers Burns Bean Banks Russell Glocker Forest Jones Patton Clark Allen Hare Ch andler Elam Moore Rush 156 r x . X WM 1 N ETEEN- N 1 NE TEL -$ 15: m THE VOLVNTEEIP- ml..- Sigma Chi CHAPTER ROLL FIRST PROVINCE Pennsylvania College Lehigh University Bucknell University Pennsylvania State College Dickinson College University of Pittsburg Lafayette College University of Pennsylvania SECOND PROVINCE George Washington University Trinity College Washington and Lee University University of North Carolina University of Virginia THIRD PROVINCE Miami University Case School of Applied Science and Ohio Wesleyan Univefsity Western Reserve University Denison University University of Cincinnati Ohio State University University of Michigan Albion College 1 , West Virginia University FOURTH PROVINCE Indiana University Hanover College De PauW University Purdue University Butler College Wabash College FIFTH PROVINCE Northwestern University University of Minnesota Beloit College University of North Dakota Illinois Wesleyan College University of Illinois University of Wisconsin University of Chicago SIXTH PROVINCE University of Nebraska Iowa State College of Agriculture University of Iowa and M. A. University of Kansas University of Missouri Colorado College Washington University University of Colorado . SEVENTH PROVINCE University of Tennessee Central University of Kentucky University of Georgia University of Alabama Vanderbilt University Kentucky State University EIGHTH PROVINCE University of California University of Oregon University of Southern California Oregon State College of Agric. 8L Leland Stanford, Jr. University M. A. University of Montana University of Washington University of Utah NINTH PROVINCE Hobart College Dartmouth College Massachusetts Institute of Tech. Columbia University Cornell University University of Maine Brown University Syracuse University TENTH PROVINCE University of Texas University of New Mexico Tulane University University of Arkansas University of Oklahoma 157 V 1 I 5:- N1AIETEEN - N INETEEN- DCIDD THE 'VQLVNTEER- friggg b 4t Springfield, Ohio Lafayette, Ind. Cincinnati, Ohio Indianapolis, Ind. Chicago, Ill. Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. New Orleans, La. N ashville, Tenn. Milwaukee, Wis. Boston, Mass. Columbus, Ohio St. Paul. Minn. Peoria, Ill. Denver, Colo. Springfield, Ill. Kansas City, Mo. Pittsburg, Pa. San Francisco, Cal. Baltimore, Md. COCHRANE, W. R. GENTRY, CURTISS Sigma Chi ALUMNI CHAPTERS St. Louis, Mo. Los Angeles, Cal. Lincoln, Neb. Hamilton, Ohio Bloomington, Ill. Harrisburg, Pa. Memphis, Tenn. Salt Lake City, Utah Seattle, Wash. Missoula, Mont. Oklahoma City, Okla. Little Rock, Ark. Dayton, Ohio Madison, Wis. Danville, Ky. Duluth, Minn. Portland, Ore. Tacoma, Wash. Dallas, Texas Troy, N. Y. Des Moines, Ia. FRATRES IN URBE GRAY, HERBERT A. HENSEY, CLARENCE A. 158 Spokana, Wash. Altoona, Pa. Anderson, Ind. Clarksburg, W. Va. Atlanta, Ga. Detroit, Mich. Louisville, Ky. Toledo, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Manila, P. I. Charleston, S. C. Phoenix, Ariz. Honolulu, H. I. Eugene, Ore. Birminpham, Ala. Fargo, N. D. Coos Bay, Ore. Omaha, Neb. Syracuse, N. Y. Wichita, Kan. RICHMOND, DR. W. D. TOWNSEND, GEO. B. ' I-Q'N 1N ETEEN N I NE TBENEXQJE m 'THE VOLVN TLEIE. m I 0 PM Alpha Delta McReynolds Chapter Founded in 1916. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE KERBY, P. E. ANDERSON, I. H. PETTY, JACK WEBB, H. G. CATE, RALPH CORNELL, C. F. SUTTON, E. . SMITH, JAMES REEDER, LUM STANFIELD, H. K. RUSSELL, C. A. HUGGINS, J . W., JR. PARTEE, C. F., JR. FRATRES IN URBE STEINMETZ, K. E. Ryan Chapter MITCHELL, A. E. Marshal Chapter BEELER, R. H. Marshal Chapter BIBB, J. F. McReynolds Chapter LOWE, O. W. McReynolds Chapter SMITH, J. W. McReynolds Chapter SHEA, M. C. McReynolds Chapter ANDERSON, I. H. McReynolds Chapter STANF'IELD, H. K. McReynolds Chapter CATE, RALPH McReynolds Chapter RUSSELL, G. H. McReynolds Chapter ANDERSON, CECIL McReynolds Chapter REEDER, ROSS McReynolds Chapter 159 v IjDG-Ic N MEN: EN .. NINETEBN THE VQLVNTEER- Eghg I 1 . 9 1 Phi Alpha Delta CHAPTER ROLL BLACKSTONEe-Chicago-Kent College of Law, Chicago, 111. STORYeDe Paul University, Chicago, 111., 2913 Michigan Ave., Chicago, I11. FULLEReNorthwestern University School of Law, Chicago, Ill. WEBSTEReChicago Law School, Chicago, 111. MARSHALLeUniVersity of Chicago, Chicago, 111., 1902. RYANeUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., 1904. MAGRUDEReUniversity of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, UL, 1904. CAMPBELh-University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1905. GARLANDeUniVersity of Arkansas, Little Rock, Ark, 1906. HAY-eWestern Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, 1906. BENTONeKansas City Law School, Kansas City, Mo., 1907. CAPENeIllinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, 111., 1908. HAMMONDeUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, 1908. CHASE-University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1908. WILLIAMSeNorthwestern College of Law, Portland, Ore., 1908. REPALLOeNew York University, New York, N. Y., 1909. LAWSONu-University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo., 1909. TAFTHGeorgetown University, Washington, D. C. CALHOUN and Book and GaveD-Yale University, New Haven, Conn., 1909. GREENeUniversity of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan., 1909. JEFFERSON-eUniverSity of Virginia, University, Va., 1910. GUNTEReUniversity of Colorado, Boulder, 0010., 1910. HAMLIN-Unive1'sity of Maine, Bangor, Me., 1910. CORLISSeUniversity of North Dakota, Grand Forks, N. D., 1911. ROSSeUniVersity of Southern California, Los Angeles, Cal., 1911. HOLMESeLeland Stanford, J r., University, Stanford University, Ca1., 1911. TEMPLEeUniversity of California, San Francisco, 031, 1911. STAPLESHWaShington and Lee University, Lexington, Va., 1912. HUGHESeDenver University, Denver, Colo., 1913. CLAYe-University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky., 1914. KENTeUniversity of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho, 1914. DUNBAReUniversity of Washington, Seattle, Wash, 1914. REESE-University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb., 1915. BREWEReJohn B. Stetson University, De Land, Fla., 1915. HARLANeUniversity of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla., 1916. MCREYNOLDSeUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn., 1916. LIVINGSTONeColumbia University, New York, N. Y., 1916. ALUMNI CHAPTERS The Alumni Chapter of Chicago, 111., 1911. The Alumni Chapter of Portland, Ore, 1911. The Alumni Chapter of New York, N. Y., 1911. The Alumni Chapter of Washington, D. C., 1911. The Alumni Chapter of Kansas City, Mo., 1912. The Alumni Chapter of Los Angeles, C211,, 1912. The Alumni Chapter of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1912. The Alumni Chapter of Cleveland, Ohio, 1913. The Alumni Chapter of Grand Forks, N. D., 1913. The Alumni Chapter of San Francisco, Ca1., 1913. The Alumni Chapter of Milwaukee, 'Wis., 1915. The Alumni Chapter of Denver, C010., 1916. The Alumni Chapter of Indianapolis, Ind., 1917. 160 3 O B I-CW 1N ETEEN- N 1 NE TREND- :an W m MW Alpha Zeta Agricultural Honor Fraternity. Founded at Ohio State University, 1897. Morgan Chapter Organized 1912. COLORS: Mode and Sky Blue, FLOWER: Pink Cm'nation. BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY MORGAN, H. A., B..SA. WILSON, C. A., M.S.A. PRIDMORE, J. C., M.S. WATSON, O. M., BSA. BROTHERS IN THE DIVISION OF EXTENSION POTTER, H. B. . HUTTON, C. A. MCAMIS, J. C. SCHOENFELD, W. A. MURPHY, R. M. HARDIN, D. T. ALLRED, C. E. BROTHERS IN ACTIVE CHAPTER MEEK, PAUL WEATHERSBY, F. M. ELAM, E. H. TUCKER, J . H. LANDESS, S. S. BUCKELS, I. A. CLAXTON, C. P. FRANKLIN, W. B. KERR, L. J . COLLINS, S. C. CHAPTER ROLL Ohio State University University of Maine Penn. State College University of Missouri Cornell University Washington State College University of Illinois Purdue University Michigan A. and M. College Kansas A. and M. College University of Nebraska University of North Dakota New Hampshire A. and M. College. University of California North Carolina A. and M. College. Kentucky State University University of Minnesota University of Tennessee University of Vermont University of Georgia Iowa State University Louisiana State University University of Wisconsin Oklahoma A. and M. College University of Colorado 161 IDG-I- .N METEE-N - N INETEEN' Alpha Zeta m .THE VOLVN T131319. Chi Omega Founded, University of Arkansas, 1895. Pi Chapter Established April 5, 1900. SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE COOKE, RACHAEL LEWIS, JESSIE MOORE, MARGARET FONDE, ALICE BURLESON, CHRISTINE FRIERSON, MARY CLEMENT, KATHERINE ' STEELE, MARGARET RULE, GEORGIA FINLAY, CECELIA COCHRANE, ELIZABETH THIELEN, ELEANOR SCOTT, DOROTHY SHEA, CLAIRE MABRY, ALMEDA SCOTT, FERN BOGLE, ANNE Hoss, ESTHER STARK, MARGARET FOSTER, MARY LEE HARDISON, KATHRYN HOUSE, MARY SORORES IN URBE MCCLURE, MARGUERITE COFFIN, MARGARET CAWOOD, LUCILE DEADERICK, MRsJ ELIZABETH HOUK HALL, OVIRSJ ANNIE BEACH KELLER, MARY MOORE CALLOVVAY, CARRIE MCTEER, FLORENCE DELL CARSON, UVIRSJ ELIZABETH NELSON THOMPSON, MRsJ FLORENCE FONDE WEBB, UVIRSJ JULIA MCCULLEY MALONE, EVA WILLIAMS WEBB, EMMA PERKINS, MARCIA EWING, DORA KENNEDY, LINDA KELLER, LILLIAN FERRIS, GEORGIA MAE MADDEN, MARGARET GRIFFIN, MARY MERIWETHER, UVIRSJ MARY WILLIAMS FOUST, GVIRSJ EDNA FARR SMITH, UVIRSJ MAUD KELLER DARNALL, UVIRSJ FRANK AGEE, UVIRSJ LAURA TYLER JOHNSON, MRsJ ROSE KELLER GETAZ, UVIRSJ CARRIE COFFIN HARRIS, MRM DUGGIN, UVIRSJ MARGARET PERKINS TEMPLETON, MRs LUCY CURTIS FLENNIKEN, MRM ELLA COFFIN OGLE, MRs MARY MITCHELL CONNER, MARGARET CARSON, EMMA FINNEY . MCKINNEY, MARGARET COFFIN MOSES, MARGARET THORNBURG, LAURA MCCLELLAN, ELIZABETH LENOIR, ELLEN WHITE LENOIR, VIRGINIA PRESTON, BLANCHE LUSK, UVIRSJ ROSA MEBANE BORDEN, JEAN HAZEN, EVELYN J OHNSON, ELLEN HOUSE, GEORGIA CARD, UVIRSJ KATHERINE MORELAND BROUGHTON, MRM FANNY BROWNLOW SCOTT, ALICE HAYES, LORENE 163 IQIXICI 'N LNETE EN - N INETEEN' Chi Omega 164 xx m THE VOLVN FILER . m. Chi Omega CHAPTER ROLL Psi . . . University of Arkansas Chi . . . Transylvania College Sigma . .Randolph-Macon Womanes College Rho . . . Tulane University, Newcomb College Pi . . . University of Tennessee Omicron . . University of Illinois Xi . . . N orthwestern University Nu . . . University of Wisconsin Mu . . . University of California Lambda . University of Kansas Kappa . . University of Nebraska Iota . . . University of Texas Theta . . . West Virginia University Eta . . . University of Michigan Zeta . . . University of Colorado Delta . . Dickinson College Gamma . Florida Womanes College Beta . . Colby College Alpha . . . University of Washington Psi Alpha . . University of Oregon Chi Alpha . . J ackson College Phi Alpha . . George Washington University Upsilon Alpha . Syracuse University Tau Alpha . . Ohio University Sigma Alpha . Miami University Rho Alpha . University of Missouri Pi Alpha . . University of Cincinnati Omicron Alpha . Coe College Xi Alpha . . University of Utah Nu Alpha . . Leland Stanford, Junior, University Mu Alpha . . New Hampshire College Lambda Alpha . University of Kentucky Kappa Alpha . Kansas State Agricultural College Iota Alpha . . Southern Methodist University Theta Alpha . Cornell University Eta Alpha . . Oregon Agricultural College ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Los Angeles, Cal. Boston, Mass. Fayettevile, Ark. Washington, D. C. New York City, N. Y. New Orleans, La. Atlanta, Ga. Lexington, Ky. Oxford, Miss. Knoxville, Tenn. Chicago, Ill. Kansas City, Mo. Lynchburg, Va. Denver, Colo. Milwaukee, Wis. Portland, Ore. Lincoln, Heb. Seattle, Wash. 165 Dallas, Texas Eugene, Ore. Berkeley, Cal. Cincinnati, Ohio Syracuse, N. Y. Detroit, Mich. BRALY, MELBA' BRYANT, MARY BURKE, ELEANOR JOHNSON, J OSEPHINE HUNT, MRsJ Adpha . Pi . Nu . Omicron Kappa Zeta Sigma Theta . Delta . Gamma Epsilon Rho . Lambda Iota Tau Chi . Upsilon Beta Phi Eta . . Alpha Phi . N u Omicron Psi Phi Omega New York, N. Y. San Francisco, Cal. ' Providence, R. 1. Boston, Mass. Los Angeles, Cal. BRUCE, J OHNETTA HANCOCK LOGUE, VIVIAN BICKLEY, MRsJ LUCRETIA JORDAN HUNT, MINNIE LOIS PEET, MRsJ AILCY KYLE MONTGOMERY, UVIRSJ ADA DONALDSON EDMUNDS, MRM BLOSSOM SWIFT CONOVER, MARGARET Nu Kappa .- Alpha Omicron Pi Founded at Barnard College, 1897. Omicron Chapter Installed, 1902. SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE KENNEDY, ELIZABETH MORGAN, LUCY RAMSEY, SADIE SHEA, GENEVIEVE SONNER, HELEN WILSON, EDITH MCANULTY, MARGARET MCDONALD, ELIZABETH MCNUTT, LYNN SORORES IN URBE' MOORE, LIDA FAULKNER, AUBRY CALDWELL, HARRIETTE CALDWELL, KATHERINE KENNEDY, HELEN JOHNSON, CATHERINE EMMA ALBERS CHAPTER ROLL . Barnard College, Columbia University . Sophia Newcomb College, Tulane University . NeW York University . University of Tennessee . Randolph-Macon Womarfs College . University of Nebraska . University of California . DePauw University . Jackson College, Tufts College . University of Maine . Cornell University. . N orthwestern University . Leland Stanford University . University of Illinois . University of Minnesota . Syracuse University .University of Washington . Southern Methodist University . University of Indiana . University of Wisconsin . Montana State College . Vanderbilt University . University of Pennsylvania . University of Kansas . Miami University ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Portland, Me. Puget Sound, Wash. Knoxville, Tenn. Lynchburg, Va. Washington, D. C. Lincoln, Neb. Chicago, 111. Indianapolis, Ind. New Orleans, La. Minneapolis, Minn. Bangor. Me. 166 v-Ii A Alpha Omicron Pi 167 THE VOLVNTBER Wmm ' Zeta Tau Alpha Founded at Virginia State Normal, 1898. Zeta Chapter Installed, 1904. SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE BOWDEN, ERNESTINE MAIDEN, COSETTE SEARLE, RUTH LEWIS, LURA MCDONALD, GERTRUDE TAYLOR, MARY LOUISE MCDONALD, HELEN RAE, RUTH PADGET, MARGARET POPE, BESS PUND, ADELAIDE MATHEWS, MARY LOIS EAGLE, ELISE WILSON, CAROLINE TATE, BESSIE SORQRES IN URBE SANDBERG, NELLE DEMPSTER, JESS WILSON, MARGARET DEMPSTER, HELEN LOTSPEICH, MRM RUTH MOORE TAYLOR, MRsJ LOUISE GETAZ PARKER, UWRSJ BERTHA CAIN WILSON, ELIZABETH LUMSDEN, MRsJ CLARA HARRISS CALLOWAY, ELIZABETH MURPHY, MARY ANNIE CHAPTER ROLL Beta . . . Judson College Delta . . . Randolph-Macon Woman,s College Epsilon . . University of Arkansas Zeta . . . University of Tennessee Theta . . . Bethany College Kappa . . University of Texas Lambda . . Southwestern University Nu . . . Drury College Mu . . . University of Alabama Xi . . . University of Southern California Omicron . . Brenau College Pi . . . Weslyan College Rho . . . Boston University Sigma . . Baker University Tau . . . James Millikin University Upsilon . . University of California Phi . . . Trinity College Chi . . . University of Pittsburgh Psi . . . University of Dallas Omega . . Southern Methodist University Alpha Alpha . Iowa Weslyan University Alpha Beta ' . University of Pennsylvania ALUMNAE CHAPTERS Farmville, Va. Fayetteville, Ark. Lynchburg, Va. Atlanta, Ga. - Fort Smith, Ark. Decatur, Ill. Birmingham, Ala. Newport News, Va. Montgomery, Ala. Boston, Mass. Johnson City, Tenn. Richmond, Va. Dallas, Texas Little Rock, Ark. San Antonio, Texas El Paso, Texas Los Angeles, Cal. Wellsburg, Va. 168 . mm ETEEN NINETEENEXEEE Zeta Tau Alpha 169 kj-QJ T11 E VrOLVATT 13.3313w gm AYCOCK, MARTHA SUE BYE, BESS BRUMBACK, LOUISE CARDEN, VERA CORBITT, LELA DAILEY, DOROTHY DOZIER, HETTIE DOOLEY, DOROTHY DOOLEY, MARY DUNCAN, CLARA ECKEL, BONNIE FAJRCHILD, ELIZABETH HILL FRANCES KELSO, wMRsJ H. J. Beta . Delta . Kappa . Xi Kappa . Lambda Mu Xi . Omiron Pi Rho Sigma Tau . Upsilon Phi Chi Psi . Epsilon Iota Omega . ' Beta Alpha Iota Sigma Epsilon Alpha Zeta Alpha . Eta Alpha . Eta Beta . Beta Beta . Beta Gamma ALkron, Ohio Albuquerque, New Mexico Baltimore, Md. Berkeley, Cal. Columbus, Ga. 1;.N m ETEEN- N I NETEm-D-ziri CARTER, UWRSJ ELLA MAY LOTSPEICH FREEMAN, xMRsJ LENA ROSE FRANCE GOUFFON, wMRsJ MARY CARTY GRIDLEY, wMRsJ ROSA HAZEN Phi Mu Founded at Weslyan College, Macon, Georgia, 1852. Kappa Chapter of Phi Mu Installed, 1908. SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE EAGLE, MILDRED ELLIS, MARY JETER, BETH J ETER, GLADYS J ONES, RUBY NORAN, CARTER PARIS, ORRISSA PORTER, RUTH POST, HELEN PRINCE, MARGARET RICHARDSON, FLORENCE SIMPSON, MILDRED SPRANKLE, ELIZABETH THORNTON, PAULINE SORORES IN URBE LATHROP, wMRsJ RUTH DOOLEY MADDEN, wMst CLARA OLIVER MCDERMOTT, PHILLIPS, UVIRSJ ANNA REID PHILLIPS, MARGARET REEVES, CMRSJ CAROLYN CARTY THOMAS, OVIRS w EVA GRACE BROWN WELCHER, ANNETTE WILLIAMS, LAURA CHAPTER ROLL . Hollins College, Hollins, Va. . Newcomb College, New Orleans, La. .University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. . Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas. . Randolph-Macon College, Lynchburg, Va. . Brenou College, Gainsville, Ga. . University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. M. . Akron University, Akron, Ohio . University of Maine, Orono, Maine . Hanover College, Hanover, Ind. . Knox College, Galesbury, Ill. . Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington . Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio . University of Texas, Austin, Texas . University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. . Adelphi College, Brooklyn, N. Y. . Millsaps College, Jackson, Miss. . Lawrence College, Appleton, Wis. .Iowa Wesleyan, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. .George Washington University, Washington, D. C. . University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Cal. . Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas .Baker University, Baldwin City, Kan. . University of California, Berkeley, Cal. . University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. . Colby College, Waterville, Maine. . New Hampshire State College, Durham, N. H. ALUMNAE ASSOCIATIONS Illinois State Maine State Indiana State Missouri State Kansas City, Mo. New York City, N. Y. Los Angeles, Cal. Seattle, Wash. Louisiana State 170 wMst GLADYS WILLINGHAM PATTERSON, wMRsJ BESSIE MAE DANIELS l 1 cr-g TH E VQLVNTEER- WDZQWE b Phl Kappa Phi Honor Socwty Founded at' University of Maine, 1897. Tennessee Chapter, Organized, 1899. OFFICERS DOUGHERTY, PROF. N. W. . - . . . . . . . . . President TURNER, MISS LOUISE - . . . . . . . . . Treasurer WILLSON, PROF. C. A. . . . . . . - . . . Secretwy FRATRES IN FACULTATE 3KAYRES, DR. BROWN, Pvesident PERKINS, PROF. C. A. HOSKINS, JAS. D., Deam PORTER, PROF. J. T. FERRIS, C. E., Dean SWITZER, PROF. J . A. MORGAN, H. A., Dean DOUGHERTY, PROF. N. W. . TURNER, C. W., Dean WATSON, PROF. O. M. CARPENTER, MISS CAROLINE, Dean of WomenKEFFER, PROF. C. A. MATTHEWS, PROF. R. C. MURPHY, R. M., Division of Extension HILL, PROF. C. O. HUTTON, C. A., Division of Extension GORDON, PROF. C. H. McAMIs, J. 0, Division of Extension DARNALL, PROF. H. J . HENDERSON, MISS LENA CLARK, PROF. H. H. , TURNER, MISS LOUISE BUCHANAN, PROF H. E. REDDISH, MISS JOSEPHINE BURKE, PROF. C. B. CLARKE, PROF. G. H. JkBAIN, PROF. S. M. ' SMALL, MISS MARY. WAIT, PROF. C. E. MORRIS, T. D., Treasure? of the University WILLSON, PROF. C. A. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE CLAXTON, C. P. MEEK, PAUL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING R.H. CARD COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FRIERSON, MARY BURLESON, CHRISTINE MOORE, MARGARET SEARLE, RUTH PRESSON, ARTHUR K. CAMPBELL, MARTHA BRUCE, MRsJ JOHNETTA HANCOCK MILLER, ROBERT R. MORGAN, J OHN E. COLLEGE OF LAW ROBINSON; H. T. :kDeceased. 172 V ! mm 1N ETnEN NINETEm-E-x-Qi Phi Kappa Phi THE VOLVNTEER- m v C.- t Phi Kappa PM of the University of Tennessee Phi Kappa Phi was organized as an honor society in 1897 at the University of Maine. It is composed of graduates and under-graduates members of all departments of American universities and colleges. Its prime object is to emphasize scholarship and character in the thoughts of college students, to hold fast to the original purpose for which institutions of learning were founded, and to stimulate mental achievements by the prize of membership. This society differs from other honor societies, chieiiy in the fact that its doors are open to students in any department of study in the institution where a chapter exists. To be eligible for election as a student member, it is required that the candidate shall be of good character, shall have completed not less than three years of collegiate work, one of which, at least, must have been in residence and that he rank among the first fourth of the graduating class. In determining eligibility for mem- bership, there is taken into consideration not only the scholarship records, but other facts tending to show the fitness of the candidate for the honor of membership in the Society. The first meeting looking towards the organization of a chapter at the University of Tennessee was held April 21st, 1899. Plans for meeting, at this time, for a definite organization and a provisional constitution, were adopted. This, then is the twentieth year since the organization of a chapter in this university. Since that time it has numbered amcng its members men who have become prominent in private and public life. 174 I-QzN 1N ETEEN. N I N E TBEN-I-Xl'ifi m .THEVOLVN T111319. m1... The Gordon Fraternity Cup One of the chief criticisms made against the college fraternityin recent years, for which, indeed, there was too often a basis in fact, was that it exalted non-essentials t0 the detriment of scholarship. This criticism has been met by the leading fraternities by earnest and vigorous efforts to arouse their chapters to the importance of making good in their studies in college. The results of this campaign is well shown by the general rise in scholarship records among fraternity men. In 1913, Dr. C. H. Gordon, of the Faculty of the University of Tennessee, announced that he would award a cup to be known as the Gordon Fraternity Cup to that chapter of a national fraternity in the University which maintained the highest average standing for three terms in succession. In computing averages the standings , of pledges were to be included. Having maintained first place for the required time, Sigma Phi Epsilon was awarded the first cup in 1915. So gratifying was the result of the first contest, the donor immediately announced that another cup would be provided to be awarded in like manner. STANDINGS OF THE CHAPTERS Year Term S.P.E. S.A.E. A.T.O. P.G.D. P.K.A. K.A. K.S. S.X. 1913- 1 78.58 74.30 79.00 78.55 74.70 71.00 70.00 1914 2 79.10 71.10 78.60 76.00 72.10 69.30 66.70 1914- 1 79.00 76.00 77.50 76.90 74.20 73.00 69.00 1915 2 82.20 73.60 77.60 80.50 80.30 77.60 69.50 1915- 1 81.70 70.80 72.10 82.60 78.10 79.30 70.90 1916 2 81.50 67.40 66.40 74.60 77.10 70.60 70.00 1916- 1 77.80 81.30 74.50 78.10 78.90 74.30 73.70 1917 2 72.90 76.30 77.80 74.50 71.40 77.10 78.40 1917- 1 76.20 77.10 . . . -. 78.10 73.00 68.80 i 79.10 81.10 1918 2 79.40 70.00 68.80 78.50 72.60 72.70 73.90 80.20 , 1918- 1 76.5 72.6 71. 74.5 75.4 79.1 77.6 80.6 1919 2 e 175 1933.3. NINETEEN - N INETEEN' THE VQLVNTBER' mama D Scarabbeans CLARKE, DR. G. H. ARNOLD, H. B. MASSENGILL, THORNTON LEWIS, PROF. W. W. TUCKER, J. H. MILLER, R. R. BEAL, PROF. F. W. CALLAWAY, F. B. CLAYTONLJ. R. AYRES, JOHN ROBINSON, H. T. ' TUNNELL, T. R. MEEK, PAUL JONES, R. A. HARBERT, J. T. SCHARRINGHAUS, RALPH KERR, L. J . LANDESS, S. S. CLAXTON, C. P. LEWIS, S. L. PATY, R. R. ' LONG, E A. The Scarabbean Senior Society is composed of those male members of che Senior Class Who have manifested in an exceptional degree during their undergraduate career the qualities of dependable manhood, natural leadership, and active, intelligent loyalty to their Alma Mater. It numbers some members also among Faculty and Alumni. As regards its meetings and processes, it is a secret organization, but its one purpose is to foster a progressive college spirit by quickening worthy student activities and advancing through every legitimate means the welfare of the entire student body. 176 C :N 1N ETEEN NINETEEN-m .. TH E VQLVN TEE IE - lbw 1m ' m Scarabbeans Lewis Clayton Claxton Meek Mass engill Long Kerr Robinson Beal Ayres Arnold Miller Jones Lewis Clarke 177 i Vt El LEE N 1N ETEEN - N IN ETEEN- 4-- TH E VQLVNTEE 19.. ENEE Padget Shires Meek Clark , Owen Student Honor Counc11 MEEK, PAUL . . - . . . . - . . - . Chairman PADGET, MARGARET . . . . . . . . . Senior Representative OWEN, R. N. . . . . . . . . . Junior Representative VSHIRES, MARY . . . - - - . - . Sophomore Representative CLARK, P. H. . . . . . . - . . Freshman Representative 178 - w W ETEEN N 1 NE mum Steele Matthews J ones Women Students, Government Association OFFICERS STEELE, MARGARET - . . . . . . . . . President JONES, RUBY . . . . . - . . . . . Vice-P'resident MATTHEWS, MARY LOIS . . . . . , . . . . Secretary STUDENT COMMITTEE CLEMENT, KATHERINE TAYLOR, MARY FORTNER, RETHA SHIRES, MARY TROTTER, MARTHA MCANULTY, MARGARET N OBLETT, ELIZABETH LOWE, GLADYS SPRANKLE, ELIZABETH ARRANTS, OLIVE HENDERSON, KATHERINE REAGAN, MYRA IRWIN, MONA SLAUGHTER, NELIA ASHE, HELEN WILSON, EDITH ADVISORY COUNCIL CARPENTER, MISS J ONES, RUBY EVINS, LADY LOVE FALKLAND, MISS MATTHEWS, MARY LOIS BRUCE, JOHNETTA STEELE, MARGARET DOZIER, HETTIE FRIERSON, MARY 179 m .N 1A ETEEN - N IN ETEEN- THE VQLVNTEER- wag-JL 9 Burke Eagle Moore Delpeuch Paris Le Cercle Francais DELPUECH, MRS WILLIAM - . . . . . . . Presidente honoraire MOORE, MISS MARGARET . . . . - . . . . Presidente BETHSHARES, MR, . ' . . . . . . . Premier Vice-P'residente PARRIS, MISS ORRISSA . - - . . . . Seconde Vice-PW'esidente BURKE, MISS ELEANOR . . . . . . . - - . .S'ecretaire EAGLE, MISS ELISE . . . . . . . . . . . Tresorieve CONSEIL DADMINISTRATION MCCLURE, MISS MARGUERITE CARPENTER, MISS CAROLINE MCCAMPBELL, MRS. H. H. DELPEUCH, MRS. WILLIAM FRANTZ, DR. F. F. Le Cercle Francais de YUniversite du Tennessee faisant partie de Palliance Fran- caise aux Etats-Unis a ete fonde au commencement de Pautomne de 1912. Son but est de propager la culture de la langue et de la litterature francaises. Pendant les trois premieres annees, 1e cercle a eu Phonneur Wentendre de celebres conferenciers francais tels que Andre Bellesort, Firmin Roz, Andre Le Breton dont les noms apparaissent en vedette sur les affiches des salles de conferences de Paris. Le cercle a donne des representations dramatiques ainsi que'des concerts demposes exclusivement de musique francaise. En outre, de simples reunions ont eu lieu de temps en temps pour donner aux membres Poccasion de parler francais. Les personnes qui habitent la ville ainsi que les etudiants de PUniversite peuvent etre membres du cercle. Pendant la guerre, 1e Cercle Francais a ete abandonne, mais plusieurs membres se sont occupes actlvement de Poeuvre de la Fraternite Franco-Americaine at six cents orphehns francals ont ete adoptes 3. Knoxville. 180 Q Ll-QN 1N 13'1 an N 1 NE TBEN-Cx- rim: m -THE VOLVN T111319. m The Red Eight An organization, not chartered by the Administrative Council or carried on under the supervision of any member of the Faculty. PRINCIPLE: A number of men working for the good of the University in whatever Way they see justihable. 181 m N 1A ETEEN 5N 1N ETEEN 13;: E m 391K133 TH E RWOLVN T 1371313 mam 1 r . 11;? Li 1 '1J 1'1 :1 :4. .X 1H 1 11; HH 2 1 1 . r 1 The Black Mask . Tennesym Branch Organned,1911 I i ' COLORS: Jet Black. FLOWER: Black Rose. I SECRET ORGAN: 11The Magic. . MOTTO: LSem-ecry. F ' PRINCIPLE: A few uppe1-c-1assmen co ope1ating for the promotion of student school ; spirit, interest, and activities in the Amerfican. univeI sity Non- antagonistic to k 1, national Greek-letter fraternities o1- Honoraries. NH 1 ACTIVE MEMBERS ?99909991F90NH 1-: 141-1 1.1.11.5?421 11211 TEEN 211111111111 WI: .:-L-- 183 m .N MIETE EN - N INETEEN Question Club MCNUTT, LYNN KENNEDY, ELIZABETH COOKE, RACHEL ASHE, HELEN ' RAMSEY, SADIE PARRIS, ORISSA BOWDEN, ERNESTINE JETER, GLADYS MCDONALD, HELEN MCDONALD; GERTRUDE PUND, ADELAIDE RICHARDSON, FLORENCE FINLAY, CECELIA 184 MCDONALD, ELIZABETH SHEA, GENEVIEVE JOHNSON, JOSEPHINE MAIDEN, COSETTE LEWIS, LURA Hoss, ESTHER HOUSE, MARY BRUMBACK, LOUISE THORNTON PAULINE WILSON, EDITH RAY, RUTH AYCOCK, MARTHA SUE Cl-CW 1N ETEENN 1 NE TBEN-EXQJE Question Club 185 THE VQLVNTEER- m D I-ChN 1N ETEEN- N I NE mum Satim Bama Pimatisewin DAVIS, LOLA C. CAMPBELL, MARTHA KENT, ANNE LOWE, GLADYS FRANCISCO, EDITH SENSABAUGH, RHONDA SANLAND, TROPHENA Organized June, 1917. ACTIVE MEMBERS ACUFF, LILLIAN BALLOU, HELEN AULT, LILA EMORY, MINNIE TINSLEY, LENNIS POTTS, HATTIE ALUMNAE CROUCH, ANITA 186 TROTTER, MARTHA JOHNSON, DELILAH RUSSELL, BONNIE K. LOWE, ALBERTA GIBBS, HAZEL EVANS, LUCILE IRWIN, EULA m 3 THE VOLVN TEER- m . t Webb Lewis Cooke University of Tennessee Dramatic Club OFFICERS LEWIS, S. L., JR. . . . - . . . - . . . President COOKE, MISS RACHEL . . . . . . . i . . Vice-Presidem WEBB, H. G. . . . . . . . . . . Business Manage? In keeping With its policy of presenting only Broadway productions, the Dramatic Club has chosen for this year the well known success, iiNothing But the Truth? which is to be presented at Staub,s Theatre sometime in May. At the time the Volunteer goes to press, the cast hastnot been selected, but it is expected that the play will be a decided success in this respect, as there is a great deal of fine dramatic material in the University. The play Will be directed by Miss Carrie Quincy, Who has presented the former plays of the Club With so much success. The proceeds from Nothing But the Truth will be given to the local organization for the Armenian Relief. 187 IQIXICII -N INETEEN - N INETEENi VQLVJXI T EER' likxw The U. T. Masonic Club OFFICERS BUCKELS, I. A. . . . . . . . . . - . President DAY, H. A. . - - - . . . . . . . Vice-Presidem PRESSON, A. K. . . . . . . . . . Secretary and Treasurer STUDENT MEMBERS ROBINSON, R. N. MURRY, C. J . WHITAKER, J . L. KERR, L. J. DOSSETT, B. E. EVANS, T. E. LEWIS, WALTER STEPHENSON, H. B. PATY, R. R. HAMILTON, J. R. FACULTY MEMBERS WILLSON, C. A. FERRIS, C. E. MORGAN, H. A. ESSARY, S. E. CLARK, HARRY LEE, D. R. MCINTIRE, W. H. GORDON, C. H. MATTHEWS, R. C. 188 W 1N ETEEN4 N I N E TEEN-Ivnklifi V m-..- Marshall ngnty Club OFFICERS CLAYTON,E. S.. . . . . . . . . , . . . President TATE, BESSIE . . . . - . . . - - . Vice-Pvesident DOZIER, HETTIE . . . . . . - . . . . . Secretary HOPKINS, HERMAN . . . . . . . . . - . Treasurer- MEMBERS ARTHUR, THOMAS CLAYTON, J . R. HOPKINS, HERMAN BRALY, MELBA DAVIS, GLADYS JONES, RUBY BRYANT, MARY DOZIER, HETT'IE OSTEEN, L. L. CLAYTON, E. M. FERGUS, MARY EWING SHIRES, MARY CLAYTON, E. S. GLENN, R. N. TATE, BESSIE 189 Dcrpzc 4N MBTE EN - N INETEEN- m THE VOLVNTEER- m 93 I I V 0 Maury County Club THE DIMPLE OF THE UNIVERSE, OFFICERS HILL, A. P. . . . . . . . . . . . . Pwesident FOSTER, MARY LEE . . . . . . - - . . Vice-Pwsident HARDISON, KATHERINE . . - . - . . . . . Secretary ELAM, E. H. . . . , . . . . . . . TreasuTeT MEMBERS EVINS, LADYE LOVE HILL, A. P. FOSTER, MARY LEE ALEXANDER, W. L. SCOTT, VIRGINIA COMPTON, H. M. JOHNSON, MARGARET OLIVER, W. H. BENDERMAN, G. F. BURNS, W. T. FRIERSON, MARY LOGAN, S. D. MCFALL, CLARA ELAM, E. H. HARDISON, KATHERINE 190 I-GXN 1N ETEEN- N I NE TEEN-ihXIili. m .THE VOLVN PEER - m 3 U Red-Headed Club COLOR: Red. FLOWERS: Pink and Red Roses. MOTTO: A red head is a sign of brains? OFFICERS JOHNSON, MISS JOSEPHINE . . . . . . . - . . President ERWIN, MISS MONA . . - . . . . - . . Vice-President BOGLE, MISS ANNIE . . - - - . . - - - . Secretwry ADKERSON, B. O. . . - . . . - . . . . Treaszwer MORSE, C. R. . . - . . 3 . - - . . Asst. Treasurer 3 MEMBERS MISSES: MESSRS: JOUROLMON, LEON JOHNSON, JOSEPHINE ADKERSON, B. O. ANDES, J. O. ERVIN, MONA MORSE, C. R. BETHSHARES, T. P. BOGLE, ANNIE CORNELL, E. D. CONLEY, H. G. EVINS, LADYE LOVE ARGUBRIGHT, F. C. BARKER, W. H. BOWDEN, J . N. WILSON, SAM 191 . Bi EX: N INETEEN N LNE'PEEND m m T11 E VOLVN TETEIR. QYI 91E- D 4 The Umversfcy of Tennessee Jazz Orchestra OFFICERS HAYES, G. H. . . - - - . . . - . . . Pwsident FRANKLIN, W. B. . - - . - . . . . . Vice-President PERRY, CLYDE . . . . . . . . . . aS'emvtaTy-Treasurer MEMBERS WILHOIT, HUBERT, Dmmmer FRANKLIN, Violin PERRY AND HENRY, Comet FAIR AND SIMPSON, Clarinet HAYES, Piano 192 3 G I-CI'N 1N ETEEN? N I NI? TEEN-M m sTHE VOLVNTILEIP- m a Ehr igrwa 193 MN METEEN leNETEEN' Ll-Q THE VoLVzITEER- A l-CIW 1N ETEEN NINE TEEN-IEXC-Ii . . Vo1unteer Sts$ LONG, E. A., JR. WEATHERSBY, F. M. - BURLESON, CHRISTINE WADLINGTON, WALTER MYNATT, CHARLES MOORE, MARGARET JONES, RUBY MORSE, C, R. SPEARS, D. B. . BRINKLEY, J . S. LANE, J . H. LEWIS, S. L. FRANKLIN, W. B. FINLAY, CECILIA CLARK, P. H. TUNNELL, TRENTON R. DEPARTMENTAL BUSINESS 194 Edito'r-in-Chief . Associate Editor . Associate Editor M cmaging Editor . Art Editor . U niversity Classes Military Literary A thletics Organizations Fraternities Campus . Cartoonist Business M anager Volunteer Staff 195 THE VQLVNTEER- W s nza COBB, W. C. TUNNELL, TRENTON R. OWEN, R. N. d ! 9 ' I-GWINETEENNINE TBEN-m s The Orange and White s WEATHERSBY, F. M. - CLAXTON, C. P. . . SPEARS, D. B. . . ANDERSON, W. D. . OWEN, R. N. . - MOORE, MARGARET - BURLESON, CHRISTINE JOHNSON, H. R. . LANDESS, S. S. . - DAVIES, W. G., JR. . CLAXTON, C. PORTER: . SPEARS, D. B. . . ANDERSON, W. D. . LANDESS, S. S. . . LANE, J. H. I . MOORE, MARGARET . JOHNSON, JOSEPHINE CLARK, P. H. . . BURLESON, CHRISTINE . DEITCH, M. L. . . DAVIES, W. G., JR. . JOUROLMAN, LEON, JR. WATERHOUSE, F. H. . EDITORIAL STAFF' FIRST TERM Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor . Assistant Managing Editor Assignment Editor Assistant Assignment Editor - Society Editor . Associate Editor . Associate Editor . Associate Editor . Associate Editow SECOND TERM Editor-m-Chief Managing Editor . Assistant Managing Editor Assignment Editor .Athletic Editw Society Editor Exchange Editor . Cartoonist . Associate Editw . Associate Editor . Associate Editor . Associate Editor . Associate Editor REPORTERS MOONEY, R. E., JR. WALLACE, C. R. BUSINESS STAFF ' Business Manager Assistant Business Manager 196 Orange and White Staff 197 THE VOLVNTBER- W: The U. T. Farmer EDITORIAL STAFF CLAXTON, C. PORTER . - . ' - . . . . .- .7 Editorr-insChief MEEK, PAUL . - . V . .- , . . . . Assistant Editow KERR, L. J; . . - . . . . . - . Assistant Editor OLIVER, W. H. . . ' . . . . . . . . News Reporter ROBINSON, ISABEL . . . . . . . . Domestic Science Reporter BUSINESS STAFF WEATHERSBY, F. M. . . . . f . . . . Business Manager MORGAN, J. E. - - - - . . . . Assistant Business Momager CARROLL, BURNS - . . . . . . . . Circulation Manager 198 1N 1N E'ITEN- N I NETBEN-EXEE . . armer Sta 199 Publishing Association, Incorporated CLARKE, PROF. GEORGE HERBERT, President . . . . . Faculty Member FRANTZ, PROFA FRANK A. . . . . . . . . Faculty Member LEWIS, PROF. W. W. . . . . . . . . . Faculty Member BONHAM, F. T. . . - . . . . . . . . Alumnus Member TUNNELL, T. R. . . . . . - . . . Student Member ANDERSON, W. D. . - . . . - . . . Student Member 200 W'N 1N ET 1311311 N I NE TEEN-I-XIi-Ui. m .THE VOLVN TILE-IE -' m b 4 ' itprarg gmxiptiw 201 1 ll 'N INETEEN NINETEEN' DGJEI CJ-Q TH E VOLVNTEER- 3' Banks Landess Collins Taylor Myers Jones . Philo Literary Society Nulla Vestigia Retrorsuml OFFICERS LANDESS, S. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . President BANKS, J0. K. -. . . . - . . . . . . Vice-President COLLINS, E. A. . ,- - - . - - . - - . . Secretary MYERS, A. C. . . . . . . . . . . - . Treasurer TAYLOR, E. A. . - . . . . - . . - Sewgeant-at-Arms- JONES, RICHARD . . . . . . - - - Publicity Manage? ROLL ALLEN, L. A. JONES, RICHARD STEPHENSON, H. B. BANKS, J0. K. CLARK, P. H. STOUT, D. G. BENDERMAN, G. F. COLLINS, S. C. TAYLOR, E. A. BELL, J. I. DAVENPORT, FRANK RUSH, J. A. BOND, W. W. BAKER, H. H. MITCHELL, C. D. BRYSON, J. H. MYERS, A. C. ELAM, E. H. BLAIR, E. H. OLIVER, W. H. MCINTOSH, R. B. DAVIS, C. A. PRICE, B. C. EGGLESTON, E. W. BAIN, S. C. SHARP, ROBERT SMITH, P. W. SMITH, W. W. 202 d IL'EDI-I 'N M ETEEN N 1 NETELV-EXI- :ifi Philo Literary Society 203 THE VOLVNTEER- m b4 Philo Literary Society The Philo Society, after a year of inactivity, is forging ahead again and making rapid progress, both in membership and literary work. The society was inactive in the yearvl917-19l8 on account of the call of. the majority of its members to the service 0f the country. We felt the loss keenly last year, but now, in the period of reconstruction, we feel it even more than at that time. v Philo is composed of a'group of conscientious members. Every one is a worker and every one has the interests of the society at heart. We have no sluggards and every meeting is characterized by interest and enthusiasm. The society is just the a size from which the best results can be obtained. The active interest of the Faculty of the University has done much to promote literary society work. A sum of money was set aside to be used for intercollegiate debating work. This Will be a direct benefit to the societies as the debating team is composed of literary society members only. The plans of the new buildings which are soon to adorn the itHill have provisions for literary society rooms. Having a regular place of meeting will give impetus to the societies. The annual Intersociety Debate is a feature enjoyed by all. It creates friendly rivalry and encourages the members of each society to strive for the honor of repre- senting their society in this event. The interest of the faculty and the activity of the members promises much for the future welfare of Philo. 204 V!- m VPHE VOLVN TILEIE- m . ii. Morrison Bean Kerr J ohns on Clayton Greer Chi Delta Literary Society KERR, LEONARD . J OHNSON, H. OWEN, RICHARD MORRISON, GARNETT . ANDERSON, WILLETT D. BEAN, LAWRENCE L. . JOUROLMON, LEON SPEARS, DOUGLAS GREEK, J OHN CLAYTON, RAMSEY ANDERSON, WILLETT D. NEAL, FISCHER . BEAN, LAWRENCE L. . WEST, FRED KERR, LEONARD . BEAN, LAWRENCE L. . OFFICERS FIRST TERM SECOND TERM 205 President Vice-Rresident Critic Secretary Treasurer Editor of Crescent Orange and White Sergeant-at-A rm; President Vice-P'resident Critic Secretary Treasurer Editor of Crescent Sewgeant-at-Arms Cowespo'ndent to Volunteer E-Xil .N METEEN - N INETEEN' Chi Deltd'Literafy Society m .THE VoLVN'TEE-Ieo m T A Chi Delta The Chi Delta Literary Society began its eighty-third year with the same energy and enthusiasm that has made it famous in the past. No meetings were held until the S. A. T. C. unit was demobolized. As soon as possible thereafter, a meeting was called and a competent set of ochers elected. The society meets on Wednesday night as it did last year. The programs have been unusually interesting. This Was done largely through the efforts of the program committee, and from the fact that all Who Were put on the programs were present with their parts. This feature is even more noticeable this year than usual. Chi Delta has been promised a room in the new Administration Building, and at present is engaged in a campaign to raise funds to furnish this hall. Another thing that shows a gradual broadening and enlarging is, that the society is one of the leaders in beginning the organization of a Southern Literary Fraternity. It was planned to call the fraternity, Alpha Phi Epsilon, and to make it honorary. A given amount of Work in debating and society work Will make a student eligible for election to the Fraternity. Several Tennesseee men are qualified for membership and a chapter of this Will probably enter the University in the near future. The annual triangular debates are scheduled for the spring term. These are always interesting and well attended. Last year Tennessee won the debates from both South Carolina and Florida. Many of our former speakers are back, and We hope 'to do the same this year. 207 D h a -N METEEN .. N INETEEN- Dom: t THE VOLVNTEER- m b O 9 WINETEEN N1NE TBm-m The Women Students, LiteraryClub BRUCE, J OHNETTA HANCOCK FRIERSON, MARY SEARLE, RUTH . BROWDER, MARGARET BURKE, ELEANOR 'BURLESON, CHRISTINE CLEMENT, KATHERINE CORKLAND, JENNIE DAILEY, DOROTHY EVINs, LADYE LOVE OFFICERS MEMBERS FINLAY, CECELIA FRANCISCO, EDITH FRENCH, MARY LOWE, ALBERTA LOWE, GLADYS MCGOWAN, MARY MATHEWS, MARY LOIS 208 President ViceaPresident S e we tary- Treasurer MOORE, MARGARET MOORE, NINA POPE, BESS REAGAN, J ULIA SLAUGHTER, FELIA WILLOUGHBY, EVELYN Women Students Literary Club 209 THE VOLVNTEER- m Card Ayres Adkerson Engineering Society OfEcers CARD, READ H. . . . . . . . . . . . . President AYRES, H. E. . . . . . . . - . . . Vice-President ADKERSQN, B. O. . - . . - . . . . Secretm'y-T'reasurer DAVIES, W. G., JR. - - - - - . - - - - - Reporter KRAHENBUELL, A. O. . - . . . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms 210 mm 1N ETEEN N 1 NE TREND- Iii m . THE VOLVN TEE-IE - lmDK 9. - 'm'l O Engmeermg Somety ADKERSON, B. O. HANSARD, O. H. PICKENS, J . W. ARNOLD, H. B. HARE, V. M. BOWDEN, J . N. BEAMANtD. M. HENDERSON, J. W. BOWDEN, T. L. BENDER, L. B. HENRY, T. ARTHUR, T. L. BRINKLEY, J. S. JONES, E. C. BROWN. R. L. CARD, R. H. MATTHEWS, W. H. CARDWELL, M. W. EVANS, T. E. MOORE, L. F. DLUGACH. M. FAIR, J. E. ' RADER, T. S. FOLEY. J . W. FARMER, H. B. RUSH, J. A. LOGAN. S. D. GALLAHER, H. M. SMITH, BRIGGS SZABO, G. C. GRAY, A. D. SWANN, E. L. TROTTER, S. B. HILL, A. P. WALTERS, M. K. CONDRA, R. W. KRAHENBUELL, A. O. WOODFIN, R. J . SIMPSON, D. G. MAINES, T. R. PAINTER, D. D. VAUGHN, J. F. RAGSDALE, L. M. CRUMP, C. O. GALLAHER, B. V. SMITH, J. G. KOHLER, H. B. OFFICER, A. F. SMITH, R. B. RICHARDSON, E. G. WILSON, C. C. STALEY, B. R. COBB, J . C. LOY, LOREN THOMPSON, C. E. EMORY, C. M. BURNS, W. T. AYRES, H. E. HAMILTON, W. R. . ALLAN, L. A. BENSCOTER, D. B. STOKELY, W. B. IRISH, G. H. BOWEN, J . W. WALLACE, C. R. BREEDEN, S. L. DAVIES, W. G. WILLIAMS, R. S. 211 1 Q 'DC'ICV .N INETEEN - N INETEEN. St. Patricks Day Celebration 212 m THE VOLVN TILEIP. m First Annual 31:. Patrichs Day Celebration The year of 1919 witnessed the innovation of a celebration that will be, according to the students Ofl the College of Engineering, an annual event in the college year hereafter. In spite of the fact that this is the first year that any such celebration has been held at the University of Tennessee, the day was a huge success. The St. Pat- rickls Day celebration was fostered and given by the U. T. Engineers in accordance with the custom of six of the largest engineering colleges in the central United States, St. Patrick, it was announced, was, and is the patron saint of the engineers. It was therefore fitting that the engineers honor the day that bore his name in recognition of the ttowld fellertstt sterling Worth. Estabrook Hall, in gala array, was the place where most of the events of the day occurred. In the afternoon a reception was held and Visitors were shown through the different laboratories, all of which were in operation. A large crowd was present and all of the stunts were Viewed with approval. At night, the building was brilliantly lighted, both inside and out, and the carnival, which was held during the afternoon, continued. At eightethirty, the St. Patrick's Dance began and resulted in one of the best dances of the year. During an intermission, St. Patrick, himself, arrived and after a brief ceremony of welcome, presided over the dance. Soon after his arrival streamers and confetti suddenly made their appearance in the already gorgeously decorated ball room, and at the close of the evening, everyone present expressed his enjoyment of the dance. On the day following, the parade, which had to be postponed on the seventeenth, was held. It covered the space of several blocks and was made up of a number of unique stunts and beautiful floats. The parade was led by St. Patrick on his throne, followed by the Seniors clad in green caps and gowns. Then followed the sponsors, the Freshmen in green caps, tied together by means of a green rope, the fioats 0f the electrical, mechanical, chemical, and wireless departments, tractors, and the faculty representatives. After the parade, various ceremonies were held on Wait Field, including the Grand Kow Tow, and the procession then proceeded to Estabrook Hall. There, the members of the Senior class were initiated into the Knighthood of St. Patrick by St. Patrick him- self, and were given beautiful green certificates to that effect. During this ceremony, each Knight was permitted to kiss the sacred Blarney Stone, and receive from it, the marvelous gift of speech. The men who now comprise the Tennessee Chapter of the Knights of St. Patrick, are: CARD, READ H. RAGSDALE, LEE M. THOMPSON, CHARLES E. HILL, ASHLEY P. ARNOLD, HENRY B. t STALEY, BUHRMAN R. BENDER, LOUIS B. A meeting of all the colleges now celebrating St. Patricl:,;Day was called to be held at the University of Missouri to form a national organization of Knights of St. Patrick and to aid in the promoting of bigger and better celebrations in years to come, Tennessee is one of the schools which Will be represented at this meeting. Out of undertakings of this kind comes the close coordination of the students in the Depart- ment of Engineering and it has been Very noticeable this year. 213 MNMETEEN JNLNETEEN-p-D ' N THE VOLVNTEER' anm b t , 3 u o o - Young Men s Chrlstlan Assoc1at10n The only officers of the Young Ments Christian Association returning in J anuary, 1919, to take up their duties again were the President and Vice-President, namely, Paul Meek and W. D. Anderson. Since the war had so completely disrupted the or- ganization, the above and the following men have been working toward the rebuilding of the Association: ' MORGAN, J. E. CLARK, P. H. BETHSHARES, T. P. STEPHENSON, H. B. OWEN, R. N; ' GREER, J. L. a BANKS, J0. K. MARTIN, O. S. PATY, RAYMOND JOUROLMON, LEON LANDESS, STONE ELAM, HOWARD HARWOOD, S. F. WEBB, GERALD FLOWER, J. L. MORGAN, W. H. General Secretary BAIN, S. C. t The following men have just been installed as oHicers for 1919-20: PATY, RAYMOND . . . . . t . . . . . . . . President OWEN, R. N. . . - . . . . . - - . ViceePreside'nt STEPHENSON, H. B. . - . . . . - - . . . Secretary ANDERSON, W. D. . . . . . . - . . . . Treasurer 214 V t B LL-Q'NINETEEN-NINETBEN-EIEIQEE r$ H in Y; W. C. .A. Cabihet DOZIER, HETTIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . President SEARLE, RUTH -, . . . . - . . . . First Vice-President EVINS, LADYE LOVE . - . . . . . . . Second Vice-Pres'ident CLEMENT,KATHERINE - . . . . . . . , . . Secretary STEELE, MARGARET . . . .. . . . . . . - . Treasuwar PARIS, ORRISSA ., . . . . . . . Chairman of Devotional Committee RULE, GEORGIA . . . . . . . . Chairman, of Music Committee BURKE, ELEANOR . . . . . . Chaiwmcm of Social Service Committee BRUCE, JOHNETTA HANCOCK . . Chairman of Bible and Misgion Study Committee FOSTER, MARY LEE . . . - - Chairman of Association News Committee PADGET, MARGARET . . . . . . Chairmen of Social Cominittee PUND, ADELAIDE S 216 W W 1N ETBEZWN I N E TBBN-m Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 217 :U THE VOLVNTEER- 32ng E I V . R Hendrix Tucker Bucke s Elam Henry Lake Agrlcultural Club OFFICERS HENDRIX, R. W. . - - . . . . . . . . P'y'esident TUCKER, JOHN . . . - . . . . . . . Vice-P'resident HENRY, C. B. . . . - . . - . . . . Secv'etm-y-T'reasurer ROBINSON, J OHN S. . . . . . . . . .Sevyeant-at-ATWM MEMBERS LOVE, H. R. HUNTER, P. OLIVER, W. H. BRYSON, J. H. ROBINSON, C. W. YOUNG, R. D. MITCHELL, C. D. STEVENSON, H. B. NIEBLETT, T. E. THOMPSON, W. D. MCINTOSH, R. B. WOODARD, J. C. COLLINS, S. C. BELL, J .I. KERR, E. A. HENDRIX, CHAS. MYERS, A. C. ELAM, E. H. ROBINSON, JNo. HARWOOD, S. F. SMITH, W. W. COVINGTON, J N0. JONES, R. A. OSTEEN, L. L. HORD, T. E. WALKER, T. J. MORGAN, J. E. CLAXTON, C. P. STOUT, D .G. 218 R R Q I .EEDTGI. 'N 1N ETEENR N I NB TELV-EXELE Agricultural Club 219 THE VrOLVNTEiER' m i I V t l D-CVV 1N ETEEN N I N E TBEN-I-Xl'ifi CAMPBELL, MARTHA COPENHAVER, ZOE REAGAN, JULIA . BURKHART, IRENE ASHE, HELEN BRUCE, J OHNETTA EMORY, MINNIE ARRANTS, OLIVE REAGAN, ELIZABETH SHERRILL, HELEN COLBY, HELEN ESSARY, EULA PARDUE, ALTA TAYLOR, MARY FONDE, ALICE FERGUS, MARY SHIRES, MARY BRYANT, MARY DUPREE, MARY MACDOUGALL, GRACE HOUSE, MARY J ONES, J ENNIE AIKEN, CAROLYN BAILEY, MARJORIE SANFORD, ELIZABETH MOORE, NINA Home Economics OFFICERS MEMBERS WILSON, LENA MAE WILSON, CAROLYN JONES, FRANCES DAVIS, GLADYS REAGAN, MYRA TAYLOR, MARY L. MCANULTY, MARGARET GOUFFON, HELEN HODGES, ELLA V. STONE, LEAH HITCH, RUBY PUND, ADELAIDE STEELE, MARGARET PARIS, ORRISSA MCCONNELL, GEORGIA BRALY, MELBA LOWE, ALBERTA DAILEY, DOROTHY AIKEN, SAM MABRY, ALMEDA EPPS, KATIE SLAUGHTER, NELIA 220 Club President . . Vice-President S ewe towy ' . Treasurer ELLIS, MARY MCNUTT, LYNN LLEWELLYN, JANIE RULE, GEORGIA TINSLEY, LENNIS BOWDEN, ERNESTINE JETT, VESTA NOBLETT, ELIZABETH BROWDER, MARGARET 'CORBITT, LELA RUSSELL, BONNIE BUCKLEY, RUTH HAWKINS, VIVIAN SHEA, CLAIRE HOSKINS, RUBY LOTSPEICH, MARTHA COCHRANE, ELIZABETH ACUFF, LILLIAN PORTER, RUTH Hoss, ESTHER SIMMONS, HATTIE m -THE VOLVNTEEIP- m:n- 'Matthews 7 Webb V Stanfield Claxton Ayres Reams 1919 Carnival Managers WEBB, H. G. . - - - - - . . - . General Manager MATTHEWS, Ross . - . - . - . . owormance Manage? I WITHERS; A. H. - - - - . . . Manager of FTaternity Stunts SWANN; T. B.. . . . . . . . . . Publicity Manager CLAXTON, C. P. . . - . . . - . . . . Ticket Manage? FINLAY, CECELIA . . . . . . . . Manage? of Giv-Ps Stunts AYRESZ H. E. . . . . . . . . - . Manager of Parade STANFIELD, H. K, . . . . . . . . . Manager of Minsfmel BAKER, J. W. . . . . . . . . . Manager of Vaudeville REAMS, H. F. - . . . . - . . Manager of Comedians PETERS, DEWEY . . . . . . . . - . Manager of Prizes 221 D Q B EEG! NINETEE-N NINETEEND M THE VOLVNTEER- m D OWEN, R. N. . . . . . . . . . . - , President DAVIES, W. G., JR. . - . . . . . . . . . Secreww KNAFFL, LOUIS . - . . . . . . . . . , Treasm'er 222 ' Q I-CI'N 1N ETEEN; N 1 NE TEEN-m m .THE VOLVNTILEIQ . mm W I 223 IQDXICII -N INETE EN - N INETEEN. THE VOLVNTEER' mg; Dt Debating C ouncil At the beginning of this year, it was thought that the regular work of the Debating Council could not be carried out. But with the opening of the spring term, corres- pondence was begun with other universities. As a result, the triangular league of South Carolina, Florida and Tennessee is to continue this year, just as last season. Tennessee won both debates last year, and interest in debating work at this insti- tution has increased considerably. In the recent try-outs, there was a large number of contestants frcm the several classes. This shows that Tennessee will have splendid debating material for several years. The Debating Council is ccmposed of Dr. David R. Lee, Chairman and Dr. T. W. Glocker, faculty members; Mr. H. G. Fowler for Chi Delta and Mr. C. E. Allred for the Philomathesian, as alumni members; while the student members are R. C. Jones for the Philomathesian and W. D. Anderson for Chi Delta. Last yearts council was the same with the exception of the student members. J. R. Clayton represented Chi Delta and S. S. Landess, the Philomathesian society. 224 h ! EEEIEPN 1N ETEENt N I N If TEEN-i-Xl'ili. m 'THE VOLVNTEEIE . W . Triangular Debate y TENNESSEE, FLORIDA AND SOUTH CAROLINA. MAY 20, 1919. Inimany universities, debating Was given up, rather unfortunately, on account of the war. But debating continued at Tennessee throughout the war, because the De- 'bating Council and the Faculty realized a great need for the frank and extended dis- cussion of the numberless questions that the war continually raised. Debating-requires work of the most intense sort, and results in developing of .the capacity, broadening of the outlook, and increasing the information of those Who participate. In these respects it is not surpassed by any study in the curriculum. Last year Tennessee was very successful and won the Triangular Debate, defeating Florida by a vote of 4 to l, and South Carolina by a vote of 3 'to 2. The subject for debate was the nMinimum WageF J. R. Clayton and R. R. Miller upheld the affirmative against Florida, While B. H. Odom and F. G. Cohn upheld the negative against South Carolina. The speeches of Tennesseets last year debaters Were published in the Intercollegiate Debating Annual. This was the first time such an honor has been conferred upon the debaters of Tennessee since the beginning of its history. This year, on May 20th, we debate the same universities 0n the question of ttGovernment Ownership and Operation of Railroads. The honors of Tennessee are to be upheld by J . R. Clayton and R. H. Stout, who Will uphold the affirmative against South Carolina at Florida, and R. N. Owen and R. H. Leonard Who Will uphold the negative against Florida at South Carolina. 225 Ig-XICI 'N LNETE EN -' N lNETEEN' THE VOLVNTEER- Emma y Tau Kappa Alpha INTERCOLLEGIATE HONORARY ORATORICAL AND DEBATING FRATERNITY CHAPTER ROLL Alabama Louisiana Rhode Island Arkansas Miami Richmond Bethany Mississippi St. Lawrence Butler Monmouth South Dakota Cincinnati Montana Southern California Clark Muskingum Southern Methodist Colorado New York Tennessee Denver North Carolina Trinity Dickenson Occidental Utah Emory 8x Henry Ohio Vanderbilt Harvard Oregon Vermont Indiana Pennsylvania Wabash Kentucky Purdue Washington Lafayette Randolph-Macon Westminster Laurance OFFICIAL ORGAN: The Speaker. COLLEGIATE ROLL OWEN, R. N. CLAYTON, J. R. GLOCKER, DR. T. W. MILLER, R. R. LEE, DR. D. R. MORGAN, W. H. ALUMNI ODOM, B. H. LAMBDEN, J. E. Ross, C. C. COHN, F. G. FOWLER, HORNSBY MALONE, E. H. GENTRY, CURTIS FOWLER, J . A., JR. 226 m 1N 1N ETEEIW N I N E TELY-EXQE Memphia Eppartmpnt 227 V 1 ij-X-l .N INBT EN - N INETEEN. EDGE: Volunteer Staff -MEMPHIS DEPARTMENT COX, JOHN E. . . ' . . . . . . . . . . Editor STRAIN, SAM A. . . . . . . . . . . . Aw-t Editor VINSANT, ROBERT . . . . , . . . . Business Manager YOKLEY, CHAS. W. . . . . - . . . . . . . Poet 228 m TH 7:? V'OLV'AI TIBET? . g m3; uggj 229 m 'N IATBTE E V v N M E T EEN Dnampaj Senior Class Officers MEDICAL DEPARTMENT COX, JOHN E. . . . . . . . . . . . . Pwesident WITTE, OLIVER B. . . . . . Vice-President DUPREE, FRED . . . . . . . . . . SecretaTy-Treasurer COOKS, GILES A. . . - - - . - . Sergeant-at-Arms YOKLEY, CFAS. W. . . . . . - . . . . . Historian 230 V 1 MDCI'JVI 1N ETEEAP NI NE TEEN-m J uno, Tenn. ANDERSON, J. G., Doctor of Medicine . . . . . . . Poplar Springs High School; West Tennessee State Normal, ,12314. ttDaddyt comes to us from the old hills of Kentucky, and altho in that state the moon has lost its ttshinef he still hopes to do considerable emergency work in the way of gastric lavage; confining his practice to those who have over-indulged in Tanlac, Electric Bitters, Bevo and other latter day beverages. BEST, HARVEY T., Doctor of Medicine . . . - . - . Sumner, Miss. Phi Chi. P. A. H. S., ,11314. Peckerwood hails from the famous state of Mississippi. The red mud has long since disappeared from his traveling bag and he has learned to do without yarn socks. He still asserts that a cuckle-bur bush is a greater solace than roses or carnations. It has been rumored that he Will specialize on certain subjects that have taken up a great portion of his time When off duty. COOKS, G. A., JR., Doctor of Medicine . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. Chi Zeta Chi. Memphis Central High School; University of Va.; U. of T. Pre-Med.; Pres. of Sophomore Class. ttTap Water Gilesh has won considerable renown as on externest at the M. G. H., and has been known to render some beautiful selections on the ukulele on certain festive occasions, said occasions being about three a. mi ttTapi, Will do New York first, and then probably specialize in some of the ultra-scientific branches of medicine. COX, JOHN E., D0610? Of Medicine . . . - . . , Collierville, Tenn. Phi Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Psi. Collierville High School; Mississippi A. and M., 10311; Vanderbilt University, ,11315; Pres. of Senior Class; Editor-in-chief of Memphis Department of Volunteer. ttHandsome Haroldf the eX-movie star of the United Film Corporation; an un- united corporation at that time, found time to get a degree in Medicine as well as enjoying a checkered career as actor, farmer, traveling salesman and soldier. J. Emit is one of the most proficient Internes at the M. G. H. He insists that inspection goes a long way in the completion of a urinalysis. .- EH DUPREE, FRED F., Doctor of Medicine . - . . - - . Tampa, Fla. Phi Chi; T. N. E. , University of Louisiana, t08; Baylor University. ttFred comes originally from the sunny state of Florida, having chased around considerably in his youthful career. His omce hours Will be from one until two p. m., on some of the attractive specialties; not obstetrics, however, as Fred states very definitely that if he preferred night Work he would secure employment as a night watchman. DURHAM, MYLIE E., Doctor of Medicine . - - Houston, Texas Pres. of Junior Class; member of Honor Council, ,13314. ttMyliet was the pill roller in his pre-medical days and has rolled most everything from pills to bones, including an occasional cigarette. At one time he was very much interested in the wonderful opportunities offered by the navy, but as he always became sea-sick While taking a shower bath, he decided to join the S. A. T. C. FRANKLIN, ROBERT TAYLOR, Doctov- of Medicine . . Calhoun, Ky. University of Tenn. Pre-Med.; Calhoun High School. ttIchabodF another of Kentuckyts noble sons, having migrated southward some five years ago, bearing strange and weird traditions of catamounts old, that roam in the cold, and frighten the soul of heroes bold. ttIchh will probably evolutionize the science of obstetrics and modify slightly the technique of the mid-Wife. HERRON, STANTON MORTON, Doctor of Medicine . - - - . Jackson, Tenn. Chi Zeta Chi. Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Oratory, Union University; Vanderbilt University, 11314. ttWindy Annie blew in from the old home town of Jackson, and has had consider- able hospital Work in the various institutions of our city. ttAnniett can a leucocyte count by the falling drop method; the drop falls, and the leucocytes are counted as they roll by. Cabot Was known to have made mistakes, however. 232 :7? IN ETEENt N I N E TEEN-EXEIE m THE VOLVN TEEE' m D e HOLIFIELD, J. Q., Doctor of Medicine . - - Tiptonville, Tenn. Tiptonville High School; U. of T. Pre-Medic. ttLeoJ, from Reelfoot Lake, has been known to do considerable night work around the M. G. H. ttLeo will probably specialize in Orthopedic Surgery, if the name of his watering place has any significant bearing on the general condition of the pedal eX- tremities of the native sons. JAMES, CARMEN 13., 3A., Doctor of Medicine . . . . . Humboldt, Tenn. Chi Zeta Chi. Union University. Secretary and Treasurer Sophomore Class. ttParsonX7 0f the tortoise rimmed spectacles and ever-ready reference encyclopedia, Will administer the gospel as well as Medicine. ttParson has been affiliated with the Baptist Hospital for the past fwe years, having ofiiciated in every capacity from elevator boy to oITLce clerk. LAFOND, DOLOR J., Doctor of Medicine . . - . . . Fall River, Mass. Phi Chi. Valparaiso, ,15; George Washington University. ttBig Hot descended upon us from the far east, Where he was once a controlling magnate of the now defunct Street Railway Co. Lafayette will most probably special ize in internal medicine, as he has a wonderful working knowledge of a complicated sewer system. MITCHELL, JOSEPH, Doctov' of Medicine . - - . - . Memphis, Tenn. Phi Chi. , University of St. Louis, ,14316. Mitch hopes to be a second Finklestein, and Will deal with the ttsguare-heads resulting from rickets. He now has a complete set of phonographic records, illustrating the most important differential points in the cry of the infant. 233 I Q m .N IATBTEEN e N INETEEN. ' T 11 E VfQLVN TEE 13- 12.793; E ORTIZ ROMEU, ALFREDO, Doctor of Medicine . . . - . Mayaguez, P. R. Phi Chi Delta; Kappa Psi. Engineering Prep. School, N. Y. City; Tulane University. itOppsh came over from Porto Rico With the First Cocoanut Division, and in his early career attracted considerable attention in commercial circles as a pineapple magnate, and as distributor of Black and Green. After extensive interne work, he will do special work on the Ankylostoma of his native heath. PULLIAM, H. N., 3A., Doctor of Medicine . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. Kappa Psi. i University of Arkansas, 12. Herpicide, after trying everything in the category of misbranded nostrums, has partly succeeded in defeating nature. Immediately upon obtaining his degree, he will Widely advertise his preparation, itDr. Herpis Magic Bean Japalac for vegetating nude craniums. PURCELL, H. M., Doctor of Medicine . - . - - - Chattanooga, Tenn. Chi Zeta Chi. Union University. 2 itPerchi being especially interested in laboratory work, Will probably add much to bacteriological literature, and likely startle the world with troops of trained amoebae and performing Schizonts. SMITH, CARL W. Doctor of Medicine - - Princeton, W. Va. Phi Chi; Phi Sigma Kappa; T. N. E. West Virginia University, '14-,17. ttCaptain John hails from the 01d state of West Virginia, having migrated west- ward two summers ago in quest of medical erudition. Captain does enthusiastic laboratory Work, shaves occasionally, and relieves the boys of their superfluous small change. 234 CD: iDCliN 1N ETERN N I NE TEEN-IEXIili m THEVOIVNME IE m 5 t WATKINS, JOHN FRANKLIN, Doctor of Medicine . . . . . Ogden, Utah Phi Chi. yUniversity of Utah, ,12- 13; Univei sity of Southern Calif., 15- 17; Bailor Univer- ,,17- 1.8 yttFrank comes originally from the multi- matrimonial state of Utah. It has been rumored that domestic difficulties, due to a plurality of Wives, was the real incentive that brought him so far from home. One Mormon Church collapsed immediately after he, the Presiding Elder, left. WHEELER, JOSEPH E., Doctor of Medicine . - . . . . Meridian, Miss. Phi Chi. Meridian High School, ill. iiLittle Joe? another of Mississippiis noble sons, left the plow to pursue the study of medicine. ttJoe is a great favorite With the nurses, his occasional moustachio being one of his many attractive points. WITTE, OLIVER B., Doctor of Medicine . , . . . . Fayetteville, Texas Phi Chi; Zeta Sigma. San Antonio College, 1012; Fort Worth University, ,13314; Texas Christian University, 14315. iiObner comes from the long horn state of Texas, and has won a Wide reputation in the diagnosis of the Exanthemata. With a clear working knowledge of surgery, Obner expresses his intention of going hack to the Sunshine State and dehorning everything on the ranch. YOKLEY, CHARLES W., Ph.B., Doctor of Medicine - - ,. . Baileyton, Tenn. A. K. K. Oakland Seminary; Lincoln Memorial University. tiCharlie descended upon us from the mountains of East Tennessee, and for the first two years made an honest effort to familiarize himself with all those little things Withheld from a lad spending his early days in the seclusion of the Cumberlands. Suffice it to say, he hadift a speaking acquaintance With the faculty, but later he found the only girl and has occupied himself in teaching a husky boy to say nDaddyW and in making grades that Will some day be an example to the boy. 235 h 1 Iu-XCI N1 A ETEL IV - N IN BTEENI - THE 'VQLVNTEER. m ' J CLASS ROLL AGEE, DOROTHY LOGDON, A.B, B.S. . . . . . . Fort Worth, Texas Secretary and Treasurer, Junicr Class. ARCHER, EVERETT BENJAMIN, A34 . . . ' . . . . Halls, Tenn. Chi Zeta Chi. ' ' BROOKS, WILLIAM WILKERSONV . . . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. Alpha Kappa Kappa. ELCAN, PAUL DILLARD . - . . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. Alpha Kappa Kappa. FOSSEY, HERBERT - . . . . . . . . . Miami, Fla.- Sigma Chi, Phi Chi. GOODE, DELMAR, PhG. . . . . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. Alpha Kappa Kappa. President of Class, ?17318, 18319. GREEN, HARRY . - - . . . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. HALL, JAMES SMITH . . . . , . . . . . C1inton,Tenn. Chi Zeta Chi. IACOBSON, HARRY J . . . . . . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. Alpha Kappa Kappa. LIDDELL, SAMUEL H., 3.8. , . . . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. Alpha Kappa Kappa. ' MCCLUNG,'MARSHALL LEO . - . . - . . . . Pensacola, Fla. Chi Zeta Chi; S. A. E. MCCORMICK, RUDOLPH BURROW, A B. . . . . . . Arlington, Tenn. Alpha Kappa Kappa. RICH, CYRIL A. . . - . . . . . . . Soda Springs, Idaho Alpha Kappa Kappa. Vice-President, Junicr Class. -WILLIAMSON, SAMUEL B. . . . . . . . . . Milan, Tenn. Alpha Kappa Kappa. 236 Q I-CI'N 1N ETEENLN 1 NE TBBV-EXEE m .THE VOLVN'TEEIE . m a Jumor Medlcal Class CLASS OFFICERS GOODE, DELMAR . - . . . . . . . . . . Pwesident ' RICH, CYRUS A. . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presiclent AGEE, DOROTHY LOGSDON . . . . . . . . Secretary-Treasuwr 237 y-XIall -N INETEEN - N INETEEN- d ; D-G THE VQLVNTEER- Wag D Sophomore Medlcal Class CLASS ROLL BARON, JOHN L. Wingate, Texas BRACKEN, HENRY B. Westmoreland, Tenn. BROWN, HARRY H. J asper, Tenn. CARNES, EDWIN H. Memphis, Tenn. DINSMORE', WARREN T. Wheeling, W. Va. MADDOX, J OHN 7W. Delrose, Tenn. MASSEY, LORENZO D. Osceola, Ark. MIMS, WILLIAM D. Normal, Tenn. MITCHELL, WILLIAM T. MONGER, RALPH N. Knoxville, Tenn. POTTS, CHARLES H. J ackson, Tenn. RUTLEDGE, J ONES L. Memphis, Tenn. SAVERY, HARRY W. Memphis, Tenn. SHEPPARD, EDWARD F. Crandon, Va. STRAIN, SAMUEL F. Limestone, Tenn. SIMS, HUNTER C. LaGrange, Tenn. THOPMSON, BURCH Enid, Miss. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM Memphis, Tenn. 23s ! C B , -N 1N ETEEN N1 NE TREND- Iii. Sophomore Medical Class CLASS OFFICERS WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM D. . . . . . . . . . . Pv-esident THOMPSON, BURCH . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President MIMS, WILLIAM D. - . . . . . . . . SecretaTy-Treasmer MONGER, RALPH H. . - . . . . . . . Sewgeant-at-Arms 239 m -N IAETEEN - N IN E-TEEN -PT' ' T11 E VOLVN TEER IQXEHE- D JARVIS, SAMUEL T. . - . . . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. Phi Chi. MCCREARY, ALBERT BENJAMIN, A,B. . . . . . . Kingsport, Tenn. Chi Zeta Chi. MCDANIEL, LOWRY HAROLD, A B. - - . . . . Covington, Tenn. Phi Chi. ODOM, HENRY GRADY . . . . . . - . - . Memphis, Tenn. Phi Chi. PEISER, IRVIN HENRY . . - . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. Chi Zeta Chi. u 240 i O 9 MN 1 N ETEEN N 1 NE TBFNEEVIEE m THE VOLVN TEEIQ- IDWL-Lm; Emtiatrg This department is respectfully dedicated to our beloved counselor and instructor 3 David Mahlon Cattell 241 m -N IATETEBN - N LNETEEML Senior Class Officers DENTAL DEPARTMENT VINSANT, R. S. . . . . . . . . . . . President CLEVELAND, W. W. . . . . . . . . . . V'ice-Presz'dent BAKER, H. A. . . . . . . . - . . . . Secretwry RYAN, W. C. . . . . . . . . . . - . Treasurer HUNT, W. R., JR. . . . . . . . . . Sev-geant-at-A'rms m THE V'OLVN TEEP- ms BLACK, WILLIAM HARVEY, DDS. . Monticello, Ark Born Stewart, Miss, 1896. G1aduate of Monticello High School, ,16; attended University of Arkansas, 115316; entered University of Tennessee, 16. Pres. Freshman Class; Pres. David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, y17318; Mgr. of Athletics, Dental Department, 118319; toastmaster, Senior Banquet, Class 0f ,19. BAKER HAL A., 0.018 . - . Jackson, Tenn. Born Jackson, 1888. Attended Union University, ,07- 110; Secy. of Class, ,17- :18- '19; member of Basketball Team; David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, 116- 119. BUSBY, WILLIAM ALLISON, D..D S. ' . Memphis, Tenn. Born Memphis, 1898. Graduate of Memphis University School, 116. David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, y16-119;rr1e111be1 of Basketball Team, 119. 9Buzz7 is a hard worker and has been a very loyal member of the class. His weak spot is his great fondness for the ladies. WEBSTER CLEVELAND, DD..S . Eastman, Tenn. Born, Eastman, 1891. Graduate of Eastman High School. Sergeant- at- arms, David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, ,16- '17; Vice- Pres. of Class, 19; Class Poet i19.1iC1eve7 is our largest membeI, and his polished Nine?, and knowledge of Gold Shell crowns, makes him stand uhead and shoulders above his contemporaries. 243 EDKEI NMETE hEN NINETEEND W THE VQLVNTEER- I CRABTREE, SIDNEY TAYLOR, D.D.S. . . Castahan Springs, Tenn Born, Whitbyville, Tenn., 1891. Graduate of Nashville Bible School. Vice-Pres. David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, 118-119 iCrab is universally popular among the student body, and is a Very artistic workman. FELDBERG DAVID, D..DS New York, N Y. Born, New York City, 1897. Graduate of Bushwick High School, Brooklyn, N. Y. Attended New York College of Dentistry, Freshman and Junior years. David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, ,18319. HARRIS, C. P., B.A., B.S., D.D.S. .McC1ory, Ark. Born McCrory, Ark, 1894. Graduate of McCrory High School, 19.11 Received B.A. and B.S. degrees at Henderson- Brown College,114.Superintendent of Locksburg City Schools, 114-115, 115-116; Valedictorian, McCrory High School, ,11; Valedictorian, Henderson-Brown College, ,14. Valedictorian, Dental Department, University of Tennessee, Class of ,19; David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, ,16319. HUNT, W. R., JR., DHDS Clarksville, Ark. Born, Coal Hi11,A1.,k 1896. Graduate of Clarksville High School, ,13. Hendrix College, two years; Cumberland College one yea1. Treasurer of David Mahlon Dental Society, 118319. Hunt was hard to locate during his Freshman year, but since becoming a Benedict, he is a punctual Worker in 'the Senior Laboratory and Clinic. 244 m 1N 1N ETEEN? N I N E TEDY-EXil-ii :DKEY-LNINET HARRELL, WILLIAM JAMES, D.D.S. . . Arlington, Tenn. B01n, Arlington, 1898. Graduate of Arlington High School. Graduate of Bran- ham and Hughes Military Academy, 16. Treas. of David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, 18; Secy. of David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, 49; Class Historian, i19. JALLER, DAVID, D.D.S. . . . . . . .' . . . Corona, N. Y. Born in New York City. Graduate of Bryant High School, 15. Attended New York College of Dentistry for two years. Entered University of Tennessee, ,18. David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, 18319. LEWIS, JOHN A., D.DS. . . Ozark, Ark. Born in 1879. Graduate of St Louis High School. Studied Dentistry one 'year at St. Louis University Member of David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, 17318119. MATTHEWS, ORAS K., D.D.S. . . Columbia Tenn. Born, Columbia, Tenn., 1893. G1aduate of Jones High School at Lynnville, Tenn., 1914. David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, H6319. NSquirreli, has a reputation for up- setting things. 245 BEN N IA LTEEN m THE VOLVJWTEEIR $9111 v V- REIDER, MARTIN M., DDS. . ' - New York N. Y. Born, New York City, 1897. Graduate of DeWitt Clinton High School Attended New York College of Dentistry for two years. Member of David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, 118319. ROSENBLUTH, HAROLD, D.D.S. . . - . . . - . Brooklyn, N. Y. Born in Philadelphia, 1896. Graduate of Morris High School. Attended New York College of Dentistry two years. Member of David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, i18319. He is known as a iiSpecialist in Anatomical Prosthesisfy ROSENBERG, HENRY, D.D..S . New York, N. Y Born in New Y01k City, 1896 Gladuate 0f DeWitt Clinton Hi gh School, N. Y Attended New York College of Dentistry two yeals. Member of Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity, New York College. Class Prophet, ,19; David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society. RYAN, WALLACE CALVIN, D.D.S. . . Grove Oak, Ala. Born in Grove Oak, A1a., 1894. Giaduate of Grove Oak High Sch001.University of Chattanooga, one and one- -half vears. Seigeant- at arms, David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, 118319. Class Treats, y19. SNOW, RUSS CARLTON, D.D.S. . . Acke1man,Miss. Born, Ackerman, Miss, 1893. Graduate of Ackerman High School Attended Louisville College of Dentistry, 715- ,16 Member of David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, y17319; writer of Will of Class of 1919, Although Snow has been with us only during his Junior and Senior years, he is such an efficient workman that he was appointed Assistant Demonstrator. 246 h 1 2711' 1N ETERN- N 1 N 13 TEEN-i -X1'iT-TI W'T ELIVO VN'IEEI? m '7 STEINBERG, WILLIAM, D.D.S.. .' . New York, N. Y. Born, New York, 1896. Graduate of Stuyvesant High School, New York At- tended New York C011ege of Dentistry for two years. Member of David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, y18319. STEPHENS, J OSEPH EARNEST, D D S. . Sheridan, Ark. Born in Sheridan, Ark, 1895. Graduate of She1'idan High School, 1916. Vice-Pres. of Junior Class. David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, 116-119. Joe is a very diligent workman, but still finds time to be the leading society man of the class. VINSANT ROBERT S., BHA DHDS. . . Jacksboro, Tenn. Philo Literary Society; Track Team,115;Junio1' Class Basketba11,115; U of T. Tennis Club, ,14- 115; Inter- Society Debat1ng Team,1l3;Educationa1 Club;G1ee Club, 115; Vice- Pres. David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, ,16317; Business Manager, Mem- phis Department of Volunteew, ,19; Class President, 119; President of David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, ,18319; P101101 Physiology, U. of T Dental Department, ,18- 119. WEBER, A. ANTON, DBMS . . Memphis Tenn. Born in Hopkinsville, Ky., 1894. Graduate of Central I-11gh School, Memphis, 1912. Vice- Pres. of Class, ,16- 117; David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society, y,16-,19.21A1ndy is our official piano artist, and has won the praise of all the boys thru his ability 1:0 perform. WILSON, WILLIAM H., D. D S. - - . . Albertville, Ala. Born, 1892. Marshall County High School. Member of David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society. 247 EEXE 'N IA'ETEEN 421 IN ETEEN- 1 Rosenberg Schwentner Caffrey Bower Donahue Lehmer Nussbaum Gritz Teller Kavaler L Golden Grumet Sussman Stevens Gottlieb Townsend Ackerman Williams Dr. Cattell Glancey McSweeney Korn Junior Dental Class CLASS OFFICERS ACKERMAN, MAURICE . . . . . . . . . . . President MCSWEENEY, J OSEPH L. - . - . . . . . . Vice-President TOWNSEND, ALLEN B. . . - . . - . . . . Treasurer WILLIAMS, CONNIE N. . . . . . . . . . . Secretm'y 248 m.N 1N .ETEELN N I N E TEM-i-infi m FHE VOLUNTEER. m The Junior Class ' t A that comes first as As always do, And of course, stands for Ackerman, our President true; B is for Bauer, a scrapper, you see, Clsrfilled by Caf'frey, a real K. of C. D is taken by one well known to you, Sturdy and stocky Jim Donahue; G, that is tough because there are five, A11 active, strong, and very much alive. Glancy and Gritz of basketball fame, ' And Goldin also takes part in that game; Gottlieb and Grumet, a comparison that, For the first is so tall, and the second so fat. K, why thatls Kavaler, a Bolshevik sweet, And therels also ttToots Korn of the nimble feet; L is not hard because that is Lehmer, M, sure McSweeney, our clear Irish tenor. N, that is Nussbaum, or by Newsom hels known, R for Rosenberg and the whiskbroom hels grown; S stands for Sussman, always full of hell, And Schwentner, the name thatls so hard to spell; Stephens, thatls me, whols writing this junk, You dont have to tell me, I know that its punk; Tls a big letter and is taken by two, Townsend, so clean helll nelr get the ttFlu, And Teller, tour Frankiefl the Jazzabo kid, Williams fills W, he says, tlI did? You now have them all in alphabetical rhyme, They all hope to be Seniors next year by this time. eN. WILLIAM STEPHENS. 249 h ! m -N INETEE-N - N INETEEN' 3-: THE VQLYf.NTBEJR- m D Sophomore Dental Class VCLASS OFFICERS' BROWN, THOMAS M. . . . . . . . . . . . President HALL, MARCUS DELAFAYETTE - . . . . . . . Vice-President KABAKOFF, LILLIAN . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary UNDERWOOD, HARRY M. . . . - . ' . . . . Treasure? . CLASS ROLL COOK, ROBERT S. BROWN, THOMAS M., JR. UNDERWOOD, HARRY MASON COLES, MERRICK A. MCCORMICK, RALPH N. HALL, MARCUS DELAFAYETTE KABAKOFF, LILLIAN Here is the jolly class of seven, The first to take the four year course. Seven; come on eleven! 25o Q WY? 1 N ETEDW N I NE TEEN-IDXIEE lull I m THE XWOLVN 'FEETEf m i; :v Freshmah Dental Class CLASS OFFICERS DEAN, RICHARD D. . . . . . . 7 . . . . . President YOUNG, WILLIAM I. . . . . . . . . . . Vice-President GRAGG, J . RALSTON . - - . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer CLASS ROLL DAVIS, HYMAN M. GRAGG, J . RALSTON WRIGHT, KATIE E. DEAN, RICHARD D. MARSCHALL, RUDOLF YOUNG, W1LL1AM I. FRIEDMAN, SIDNEY S. TUCKER, CLAGGARD G. 251 . m N INETE EN v N INEIT EEN IDXLCIILJII David Mahlon Cattell Dental Society OFFICERS VINSANT, R. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . President CRABTREE, S. T. . . . . . . , - . . Vice-Preside'nt HARRELL, W. J . - - . . . . . . . . . Secretary HUNT, W. R. . . - . . . . - . - - . Treasurer RYAN, W. C. - . . . - . - - - . Sergemzi-at-Aw'wu 252 gm -; .THE VOLVNTEEIE- 1Em Q ' . V Dav1d Mahlon Cattell Dental Somety THE ROLL ' BAKER, H. A. SNOW, R. C. BOWER, G. BLACK, W. H. TUCKER, C. G. LEHMER, N. BUSBY, W. A. UNDERWOOD, H. M. GLANCY, C. A. BROWN, T. M. VINSANT, R. S. LEWIS, J . A. CLEVELAND, W. WEBER, A. A. FRIEDMAN, S. S. CRABTREE, S. T. WILLIAMS, C. C. DAVIS, H. M. FELDBERG, D. WILSON, W. H. GRAGG, J . R. HARRELL, W. J. HUNT, W. R. MCSWEENY, J. L. HARRIS, C. 'P. ROSENBERG, I. . HALL, M. L. JALLER, D. ROSENBERG. H; ACKERMAN, M. MARSHALL, R. STEINBERG, W. KORN, M. MATTHEWS, 0. K. COLES, M. SCHWINTNER, G. ROSENBLUTH, H. DEAN, R. D. KABAKOFF, L. RYAN, W. C. CAFFREY, W. WRIGHT, K. STEPHENS, N. W. KAVALER, D. RIEDER, M. M. TOWNSEND, A. B. 253 BDGDZC -N METE EN - NINETEEN- EQBOW EEoQ :3wa 20232 63va ml..- vTHE VSLVN TEEiPr wmgg 5 L LL! r59 f. 4 .- ' Ir Em T11 E v VJQLVJVT EER- gm v D CARIMI, NICHOLAS J., PhG. - - - - - . - . Memphis, Tenn. Central High School, il6. This lone youth represents the graduating class in Pharmacy. He says he will some day be the head of a Wthesale pharmaceutical house, and if his record in school is any indication, his ambition Will certainly be realized. Hereis luck to you, boy. Junior Pharmacy Class BORG, JOHN S. . . . . . . . - . - . Memphis, Tenn. DICKINSON, VIRGINIA H. . . . .. . . . - . Memphis, Tenn. SHERRILL, VERA . . . . . . - . - . Memphis, Tenn. 256 . W'N 1N ETEEN- N I N E T'EEJV-EXl'il-I- Donahue Baker Bauer m UV LNBTE EN w- N LN ETFLEEL AN . 11E VOLMN TLE T? . Basketball Team MEDICAL AND DENTAL SCHOOLS x szmwk mwk xwww Strain, Manager Thompson, Coach Glancey, Captain Golden 257 Manger Bus by Gritz 9mg??? x x ! V J ,' ' hv- lwxggaghjg fl-Q THE VOLVNTBER-v m Alp ha Kappa Kappa F ratemity Founded at Dartmouth College. Omega Chapter Organized, 1903. FRATRES IN FACULTATE LEROY, LOUIS, BS., M.D. SYMONS, C. H., MD. JACOBS, A. G., MD. . CLIFTON, JOE, M.D. WILLIAMSON, W.9L., M.D. GARTLEY, GEORGE, M.D. AYERS, J . G., MD. TATE, MURRAY, M.D. LEVY, LOUIS, MD. MITCHELL, E. 0., 114.0. MITCHELL, F. T., MD. . BRINSON, E. C., MD. SWINK, W. T., D. BUNTING, R. G., MD. COLLINS, J. H., A.M., MD. 4 HOBSON, J. J., MD. SAGE, A. P. H., MD. CROWE, R. L., Ph C. FRATRES IN URBE HILL, H. G., MD. JOHNSON, L. G., MD. LATEN, O. L., M.D. MASON, C. R., MD. RAGSDALE, W. E., M D. MILLER, LESTER, M.D. MASON, J. W., MD. KELLER, J. 1., MD. SELIGSTEIN, M. B., MD. RAGSDALE, W. E., MD. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 1919 YOKLEY, C. W. 1920 WILLIAMSON, I. B. 9 JACOBSON, H. J. LIDDELL, S. H. RICH, C. A. BROOKS, W. W. ELCAN, P .D. GOODE, D. MQCORMICK, R. B. 1921 WHITEHEAD, W. W. THOMPSON, B. SAVERY, H. W. SIMS, H. C. BARRON, J. L. RUTLEDGE, L. J. DINSMORE, W. T. MASSEY, L. D. 258 WIN ETEEN- NINE TEEN - zir- ED; .51.: .. TH E VOLVN TILE. P . tbm 1 Egg , . a 259 it C El I .4 W352i -N METE EN - N 1N ETEEN- DQ-;..n 11 Em THE VOLVNTEER' LQXEFLE V D V Alpha Kappa Kappa F ratemity .A lpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Zeta Eta Theta Iota Kappa Lambda Omicron Pi Rho Sigma. Upsilon Chi Psi Omega . Alpha Beta Alpha Gamma Alpha Delta Alpha Epsilon I AIpha Zeta Alpha Eta Alpha Theta Alpha Iota . Alpha Kappa Alpha Mu . Alpha Nu . Alpha Xi . Alpha Pi . Alpha Rho Alpha Sigma Alpha Tau . Alpha Upsilon I Alpha Phi . CHAPTER ROLL Darfmouth College, Hanover, N. H. ' College of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco, Calif. Tufts Medical College, Boston, Mass. University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. Lcng Island College Hospital Medical School, Brooklyn. N. Y. University of Illinois, Chicago, Ill. Bcwdoin Medical School, Portland, Me. University of Syracuse, Syracuse, N. Y. Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wis. Cornell University, Brooklyn, N. Y. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Rush Medical College, Chicago, 111. N crthwestern University, Chicago, 111. University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ohio University, Columbus, Ohio. University of Colorado, Denver, C010. 1 University of California, San Francisco, Calif. University of Oregon, Portland, 'Ore. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. University of Tennessee, Memphis, Tenn. Tulane University, New Orleans, La. University of Georgia, Augusta, Ga. McGill University, Montreal, Canada. University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada. George Washington University, Washington, D. C. Yale Medical School, New Haven, Conn. University of Texas, Galveston, Texas. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Va. St. ,Louis University, St. Louis, Mo. University of Louisville, Louisville, Ky. WesternrReserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. University of Pittsburg, Pittsburg, Pa. Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass. University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif. Atlanta Medical College, Atlanta, Ga. ' Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. University of Missouri, Columbia, M0. 260 mm 1N ETEEZW N I N E TEEN-I -X1'ifi Chi Zeta Chi THE VoLVNTEER- Wm 1 Chi Zeta Chi F ratemity FLOWER: White Carnation. COLORS: Gold and Purple. PUBLICATIONS OFFICIAL ORGAN: The Medical Record. SECRET ORGAN: Ch2' Zetd Chi. FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE MADDOX, J. W., 21 MONGER, R. H., ,21 ' MIMS, W. D., ,21 POTTS, C.-H., '21 STRAIN, S. F., ,21 SHEPPARD, E. F., ,21 MCCREARY, A. B., 22 PEISER, I. H., 22 HERRON, S. M., 19 PURCELL, H. M.,419 JAMES, C. E., 19 Coons, G. A., 19 HALL, J. S., 20 ARCHER, 20 BRACHIN, H. B., ,21 BROWN, H. H., 21 FRATRES IN FACULTATE BUCK, K. M., M.D. OWENS, J. P., M.D. BURNS, W. B., MD. DESHA, L. J., Ph.D. GOLTMAN, M., MD. KRAUSS, W. M., MD. MCKINNEY, R. K., MD. MILLER, R. H., MD. NORWOOD, B. F., MD. PISTOLE, W. H., MD. PORTER, A. K., M.D. RUCKSF, W. L., MD, SIMPSON, W. L., MD. SPINGARN, B. S., M.D. STANFORD, J . B., MD. SEMMES, R. E,, MD. WITTENBORG, A. H., M .D. ALLEN, C. H., MD. ANDERSON, G. E., MD. 'BUCK, C. M., MD. CALAMES, H. P., MD. CHAPMAN, L. H M.D BIGGS, J. M., MD EVANS, S. 8., Mb. FRATRES IN URBE FRENCH, J. H., MD. KING, C. C., MD. MANN, H. B., MD. MOORE, M., MD MCCOWN, O. S., MD. VENN, G., MD. VVITHERS, C. G., MD. WADLEY, S. L., MD 'Cli gg1-' . THE XXOLVN T f E P DSC- IIELgml gil Li R g- ?'x 9' IJ-QU ml ins 1r D puts: vzv.cw.o:nziiczwu 3.xeamw ! ! 263 MN 1AT ETL EN - N IN ETEEN xAmmmj m T1113 VOLVNTEBR lDXIgnlai 1?; iii! Phi Chi Medical F raterm'ty i 1 CHAPTER ROLL Alpha . Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Alpha Theta Alpha Mu . Beta Delta. Gamma Gamma Gamma Delta . Epsilon Zeta . . Theta Eta . . Theta Upsilon . Iota Iota Pi Kappa . Kappa Delta Kappa Upsilon Lambda Rho Mu . Omicron Pi Pi Delta Phi Rho Sigma Sigma Theta . Sigma Upsilon . Upsilon Iota Upsilon Nu Upsilon Pi. Phi Phi Rho . Phi Sigma. Chi Chi Upsilon Psi . University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. University of Louisville, Louisville, Ky. University of Tennessee, Memphis, Tenn. University of Western Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio. University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. University of Maryland, Baltimore, Md. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Bowdoin, Brunswick and Portland, Me. Tufts College Medical School, Boston, Mass. Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery. University of Texas, Galveston, Texas. Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, Va. Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa. University of Alabama, Mobile,A1a. University of Southern Ca1ifornia,Lcs Angeles, Calif. Georgetown University, Washington, D. C Johns Hopkins University, Baltimo1e, Md University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. University of Arkansas, Little Rock, Ark. Indiana University, Indianapolis, Ind. Tulane University, New Orleans, La. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. University of California, Berkeley, Calif. Rush Medical College, iUniV. 0f Chicagoi Chicago, Ill. Emory University, Atlanta, Ga. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Leland Stanford University, Stanford, Cal. University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. University of Nebraska, Omaha, Neb. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. George Washington University, Washington, D. C. St. Louis University, St. Louis, Mo. Loyola Medical College, Chicago, Ill. Jefferson College, Philadelphia, Pa. Creighton University of Omaha, Omaha. Neb. Univdarsity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. .Wv. 264 :l'vl'v ll: 1-. ED- 1- 9? IN ETEEN NINETEENEQE ' ' ka NXZ? 1., NN 1 IN 1M 1W '! 1 m Ww g'Y WI Ml W I 4W tN H1 . l N K ! Hi l 265 T HN I 'x- Etfgggmcagf 33; 1A7 B T E; PIN N 1N ETTLE. Jwi v 1:; ffimrqrigg D-Q THE VOLVNTEER- ibXI-i-J! Dr By-Word The purpose of this volume is to give honor to those who have won no honor, to give credit to those who have won discredit, and so to prove that everything has its value. May you ever remember the University by its contents, and not by the false impressions gained by the preceding volume. In presenting this, the Truthful Draft, we experience a great pleasure. Not that the honored persons herein mentioned are the only ones worthy of such mention, but rather that they are a few of those many who deserve it. It has been our endeavor, in getting together this bull, to leave a true and lasting impression of those, who, in the preceding pages have had their records camouflaged by a false sense of modesty and propriety. The preparation of such a volume as this requires the cooperation of the whole school. To those who have helped, we will give our thanks. To those who have shouted graft at every opportunity and lent their efforts in other such encouraging ways, we Wish to express our hearty regards as to their domicile and welfare, in the future. We cannot hope to get any great applause for these efforts, but we will consider our efforts not in vain, if, after reading this, you will have found nothing that pleased you. 266 napro- .N 1N ETEEN N 1 NETEM-m Dedication We wish to dedicate this volume to the Campus Editor and the Cartoonist, realizing the value of their services to the University, and knowing no other objects worthy of such an honor. The Campus Editor has established her claims on this position by her most thorough survey of all the ground covered in her department. The Cartoonist also well dee serves this honored position, having shown on several occasions his marked ability to draw almost anything. His work on this volume establishes without a doubt his worthiness to be termed Rosa Bonheur, 2nd. 267 K921 THE V VDLV NITEE R lgiwg Board of Trustees EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS The Mediator of Female Panhellem'c . . . . . . CAROLINE CARPENTER The Slang Slinger . . . . - . . . DR, RADFORD Income Tax Assessor - - 1 . . - - - - T. D. MORRIS WARD DISTRICTS Country ClubVGEORGE HERBERT CLARKE . ..G1'a11e-d1'gge1 of the Golf Comse Todd's-DOUGLAS SPEARS . - . . . . ISOC'iety Repo1te1 Whittle Springs-FRANK BRUMBACK . . . . . - Schimmier Book StoreVCHARLIE PETTWAY . . . . . . ..Ch1ef Attmctimz RiverVCECELIA FINLAY . . . . . . . Wate1 Rat Humes Hall Pa1l01VHUGH GALLAHER . . . Coed K1119 Gay Street,1Headqua1'te1's Um'ted C1'g1w Sto1'e14GERALD WEBB . Cigar Store Indian. Barber Sh0p-JARRELL PENN 1 . . Stm'ped Pole 111e12e1 goes 1111 FROM THE CITY OF KNOXVILLE ELLEN JOHNSON - . . . .A11t1'dcte f01 'L1'ttle Willy HERMAN SCHUBERT . . . . . . . . . Beau B1'11mmel FROM. THE CITY OF MEMPHIS HULL WITHERS . . . Transplanted Society Bud MARGARET STARK VGERALDINE1.. . . Advance Agent fo1' Handy 8 Band ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President . . . . . . . . - . SERGEANT FLOWERS Members . , . . . . . . . . . THE RED EIGHT Pledge . . . . . . . . . . - . LEON JOUROLMA I Founded . . - - . . . . . . . REESE HALL, 1919 Colors . . . . . . . . . . . RED AND YELLOW Flowers . . - - - - . . . . . . FORGET-ME-NOTS Publication, . . . . . . . . . . WAMPUS TRACKS 11mm 1N ETEEN NINETEEVLL m ' THE VVOLVN FEET? . IESEEJHI DEPARTMENT OF ART Professor of Beauty Culture . - . FRANK BRUMBACK P1ofesso1 of the Fine A1t 0f Lyinwg 1COMPETITORS T00 NUMEROUS FOR CLASSIFICATION1 Instructor 1'11 Dancing . . FLORENCE LEWIS OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Dean of the College of Campust'ry . . - BILL PATY Dean of the College of Hot A11 . . . . . . . RAMSEY CLAYTON Dean of the College of Vamping . . . . - . . GLADYS JETER Dean of the College of C1ap- shooting . . . . . . JARRELL PENN Dean of the College of Grafting - . - . LIZZIE MORSE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Meteo1ologist . - . . . HAROLD HAYES Consulting Meteorologist . . . . . . . . . BESSIE TATE Professor of Bumming Cigarettes . . . . . . . BILLY MORRIS meessor of Borrowing Feathe1's . . . . . . JOSEPHINE JOHNSON Professor of Domestic Artificing . . . . . . . CARTER'MORMAN P1'ofesso1 of Profane Languages . . . . . . .. FRANK PARTEE Professor of Slang . . . . . . . - - . DR RADFORD Professor of Baby Talk - . . . . . . . . NED EGGLESTON DEPARTMENT OF LAW Professm 0f Decomcm . - . . - 1 . . CAROLINE CARPENTER Professor of Civil Strife . . . . . . . . ERNESTINE BOWDEN Professor of Financial Embarrassment . . . LAWRENCE BEAN DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Superintendent of Tobacco Experimental St ation . . . - JARRELL PENN Professor of Fish Dissection . . . . . . DEAN HOSKINS Professor of Husbandry . . . . . . JOHNETTA HANCOCK 1BRUCE1 Professor of Veterinary Science - . . . . . EUGENE FRETZ Cheese Specialist . . . . . . . . PROF. HEINIE DARNALL DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERI-NG Professm of Drainage . . ' . - . T. D. MORRIS Professor of Unci'uil Engineering . . . . CY BOND DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMAT'ICS P1'ofessa1 of Mat1i1no1zial Calculations - - PAUL MEEK CLASSES IN A CLASS ALL BY HIMSELF LIZZIE MORSE Phi Beta Kappa candidate; self- advertising agent; society leader in Saturday Afternoon Tea Club; Universal Taboo Club; President Emeritus of all University publications. Favorite Occupation: Ornamenting South College. . UNCLASSIFIED AS YET THE BRAT 1ESTHER H0581 Key Omega; Questionable Club; Lambda Sigma iLimbs of Satan1b-1'ight arm; Loafer Detective. Favorite Occupation: Imitating her elders. THE INFANT: 1VIVIAN LOGUE1, A X 9 II. Lambda Sigma- left arm; sugar substitute; Dress-lengthening C1ub;iPresident, Miss Carpenter1. 'Favorite Occupation: Ornamenting South College. SPECIAL CLASS CHARL'IE PETTWAY 1FRESHMAN1; S. A. E , Snatch all Editorships1' , Smile C1ub;President of Red Headed Club, iVice- President, Josephine Johnson1, founder of Anti- Soot Club. Favorite Occupation: Springing the iiirresistible smile. DAVE ELGIN, 1SOPH0M0RE1 ; K. 21., 1Ko-ed Specialist1. Democratic candidate of Popularity; Reformed ex-President of I. P. A. Favorite Occupation: Hunting tigers and Wildcats. MARGARET STEELE, UUN10R1; . Key Omega; Red-headed Club; S. A. E. pledge; Diplomatic Corps; Consolation prize delegate; human questionnaire. Favorite Occupation: Preaching. RAMSEY CLAYTON 1SEN10R1; '11. F. 1Pretty Good Dancer1- , Presidential candidate for 1940; AChief American Poet; the Silver- Tongued Orator, Harry Lauder, II. Favorite Occupation: Spilling hot air. 269 M'MNETEEN NINETEEN n THE VOLVEITEER EKQJE ht Athletics FOOTBALL The Less Said, the Better The first performance was between the companiese Though not the ancient class, it Was football; The second game was featured by a snakey dancee The foe left waving shreds of torn cheese-cloth. From then our team, deprived of White and orange glory, Sank lower in the scale of ignominy; Sewaneets tigers ran up scores unheard of here, And Vandy repainted Jeffersonts dome. They were not really football games we entertained With, But Saturday afternoon tea parties; They should not be described save in our Social Column, For there alone they figure in our records. UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE SHIMMIEING TEAM SCHEDULE Date Team ' Place Won by Score Nov. 5. . . .Co-eds ......... . - . .Library ......... Miss Carpenter. .6 inches Nov. 19. - . .Ditto ............. Estabrook . . . .S. A. T. C. ...... Cheek to Cheek Jan. 17. . . -Mixed Pickles ..... Whittles1 ....... Camouflage . . - . . 1 to 5 Jan. 19.. . .K. 3. tKept Secrew .Country Club. . . .Tie ............. 50 to 50 Feb. 28. . . .S. A. E ............. Country Club. . . .Panhellenic ..... 7 to 1 March 14. . . .Campus Club ...... Whittles, ....... Student GOV,t. .. .12 to 1 March 17. . . .Wearersof the GreenKillarney Castle..Red tSt. PatJ . . . 1 to 0 A11 further games were called off because of the forcible detention of that part of the all-star shimmieing team better known as the Questionable Club. ' FACULTY ATHLETICS Dr. Radford is gaining renown as an instructor in calisthenics. One aid to noto- riety is his facility in slinging slang. Dr. Bruce is giving exhibitions in graceful window climbing. Dr. Radford, not to be outdone, is not only giving similar exhi- bitions, but is having his Whole class do the same. Dr. Wait has gone in for automobile racing. He broke the record down the Main street dip last Week. Judge Turnerts merits as a law instructor are now assured since chewing tobacco without spitting and balancing chairs on two legs have become requirements for admission to the bar. The three sporting Profs. are now much in demand because of their grace in the Terpsichorean art. Owing to the great amount of exertion necessary for walk- ing, Prof. Heinie Darnall has taken up rolling as a means of locomotion. On the strength of his talent as a facial contortionist, Red19 Matthews has recently been offered a contract with Keithis Vaudeville circuit. Miss Carpenter has been indulging in aquatic stunts of late. Little flshes, look out! b 0 Q W'N 1N ETEEN N I NE remix. Iii m .THE VOLVN TEEIE- $435151 1 fl 3 9 Mlhtary SATURDAY AFTERNOON TEA CLUB TO: University of Tennessee. FROM: The Highways and Byways. SUBJECT: The Recent Unpleasantness. A space of six months having t elapsed since the defacement of our l sacred campus by the residence of Mr. Busy Bee and his adjuncts, the eighty lieutenants, we now feel it safe to ap- proach the dangerous subject at hand without further fear of Violence. Co-ed interviews inspire lengthy treatment, having been secured at a great cost and conducted Wigh difficulty. Partici- pants felt a kin red sympathy with Pyramus and Thisbe, the sidewalk 'T'hexe being somewhat of a partition. Rev- CWSNS eille might inspire burst of melody, m nggi nightingales or other nocturnal spirits, Mso wwe- but for the ordinary somnambulist the 3e swims natural method of Wakingewithout musical stimuluseseems more agree- able. When the last funeral piles were 7 slowly consuming all unsaleable re 51 mains of the barracks, a most charm- ing spectacle of rats on parade Was observed from a safe distance. At least eight companies, ttwo rats for each Tea Club membert, flled out in order from the smouldering ruins and marched off to a new and as yet unlocated encampment. It is suspected that they are now occupying quarters in Old College, as the testimony of Law students proves. Owing to the Vigilance of Lieutenant Morgan, the formidable force Was coerced into changing its objective from the Y. M. C. A. building to the above mentioned Law headquarters. There is danger of the rats being smoked out eventually if the Bar continues to advo- cate cigarettes as stepping stones to knowledge. 271 Organizations 1. C. F . MOTTO: Quis, Qui, Quid. FLOWER: Peach and Honey Blossoms. OFFICERS Judge . PRESIDENT EMERITUS Bill Turley PRESIDENT Uncle Partee . . . . . . . TREASURER Honooed Keeper of the Tags - - . . - - R. R MILLER T K. A. Chief Sampler . . . . . . A . DUKE WILSON Vice- Chairman of the Quids and Cmnks . . . . . . J IM HOSKINS FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE DOUG. BRUCE TED GLOCKER CHARLIE BURKE 272 .4:er 1N ETEEN- N I NETEEN-Cx- 'iri 4THE: VOLVN TILEIQ- em Sigma Chi SONG: ttWe M'e always chasing Phi Kappa Phi. Join our clubby old bunch, fellows. All the High School Valedictorians do. We are young, but just look what we are at other places. As for alumni, just look at our faculty members. We stand in good with that bunch. No, that is not our silver service on the mantle, that you can see from the street. Those are Joeis cups. Now look at that large one with fraternities names on it. That is Drev'vry Paintefs. He brought it with him. We keep up in our studies, but what a time we have. Just listen to all the music that our freshmen make. Joe and Richard stayed out until a quarter until nine the other night, and came in with the Vile odor of Bevo on their breath. Shhh! we have a pool table up- stairs. S. P. E. Letis go up Clinch street. Now there is the house we had last year, buddy. We were very popular with our neighbors. We couldnit study for hanging around talking to the girls. No, those life-size pictures are not ex-Presidents, they are our chapter a few years back. Of course you have heard of M. and G. Isnit it a shame that the Freshman you see over there studying, .had his hair cut? But he didnit care much, he hasnit a bit of conceit about his looks. Let somebody tell you what we did to the man who did it, we fixed him. Shine that cup 3, little, Perce, here comes that Hixson crew. 273 IHDX:-f.N1NBTEEN '- N INETEENi P. G; D. Just look in this book a minute. You see We have only two Southern Chapters, We are strong in the Northewhere the old distance lends the Wherever you find 3. Fiji youtll like him, we found that out in the army. We have a fine set of men here, a clubby old bunch of hard-workersejust Yes, indeed, we are ex- We never take in more than 25, and the ones we cant get we recommend to our friends, the Beta Theta Pits. Come on, Horse, dontt shoot us that old porkless pig dinner. but they are fine. enchantment. look at Frazier. clusive. e- A. T. O. Kindling wood for sale. Have a toothpick, J arrell, these are the ones with the hardwood finish. We take pride in the fact that we always remember our friends and neighborseLittlefield and Steere, for instance. The girls said they had the time of their lives at our dance. In student activities we shine. The Dean even sent Brother Bill to da special work in another of our State Institutions. We admit, our house doesnt look so well on the outside, but we keep the benches on the inside shined up for the Pan-Hellenic. We almost forgot to say that we have ostracised Gerald. He forgot to close the store window the other night as he was bringing our beans home. 274 a W 1N ETEENP NINETEEN- .- 'iE 9THE VOLVN TEEIQ- m Kappa Sigma On the Sea azure and the shield emerald We see the mystic ships, Nina, Punta, and Arena. That is our Charter coming across. Above are the snakes and the club, menacing, typifying our motto, ttExcelsior. Below are weenies, rampant, denoting our foundation. Well, We do stand pretty good socially. Look at our dances. Everybody talks about them. We all stand well in other things, too. We stood second on scholarship last term. We consider that signiflcant, since flfteen of our sixteen men take law. Throw the key in the well, brothers, theytll be here for a week. K. A. We take pride in the fact that we are the best in the South. The K. K. K. started us. We are the Original Knights of Alcohol. We were certain- ly lucky to get this house this year. Isntt the grass nice to lie out in? Notice our Alumni, fellows. A rich bunch they are: Thos. D., to-Wit. Our moraltet is unsurpassed. Come join Uncle Parteds Sunday School Class. Jess and Willie have. Every- body out for a ride, here comes Suttie. a 275 gocuz- -N METE EN - N LNETEEN 9-1:; ; d g 'P. K. A. 0, yes, we are in our new house at Maplehurst, N0. 10, you know. HWe never fail, we never fail. Come over and see us sometime, we have lots to show you. Come over and look at Bennyls secretary books and get the inside dope on everything. We might even take you for a ride. Hugh and Shovelface will be glad to introduce you' to all the girls. When Pegls dog gets over the mange maybe you can take him out for a little air. We have a very strong bunch of alumni here, and if you want to pull anything off, see Brother Billy flrst. 276 as THE VOLVNTEER- S. A. E. Maybe we are a little conceited, but just look what we have to back . it up. Join us, men, youlll never regret it, it,s just like getting mar- ried. We have a strangle hold on publications this year. Hand us anything you want published. We will censor it and do the rest. We snatch off all the best men, of course. Just look how many of us do society, and yet we won the cup once. We know everybody in town. If you donlt believe it, just come by our house and hear us yell at them. We always get second place, anyway, on stunts, etc. We have so many cups that we use them for cuspidors. Our up-town headquar- ters have recently been moved to the Farragut. Take the steps to the left, as you go down. WWW ETEEN N 1 NE TBEN-EXQE m THE VOLVN T12R19. NW 3 v Horse Club Foundered, Pryor Brown,s Livery Stable, 1400 H.A. MOTTO: One Bo'm Every Minute. FLOWER: Wild Oats and Bram Blossoms. HORSIFERS Chief Mazm'm . . . . . . . . . . . SKEET GATES Chief GW'oomsman . . . . . . . . - . JOHNNY NEAL Custodian of Tools . . . . . . - . - . JESSEY HUGGINS Light H 07'86 H awy . . . . . . . . . H. GERALD WEBB EQUOS IN URBE FRAP WALTER BLAUFELD HAWAIIAN HUGHEY LEO JOHN S. FINK JERRY PINKIE QKILLET SLEW BIRDIE MOOSE BIG GAUZE LIZZIE MISS ALICE EQUOS IN UNIVERSITATE UNCLE SKEET RED J ESSIE PERCY SUTT HORSE DAVY CROCKETT BEN WALRUS RUSH PUSHY DUMMY EDWARD PINKIE WAD DABNEY 277 . O 8:. 'N LNETE EN - N IN ETEEN - .Lcm 1m Campus Club Founded, 0n the road to Whittle52 March 14, 1919. COLORS: Dark blue and black. FLOWERS: Anything suitable for a, funeral. MOTTO: The House Committeds will be done. PURPOSE: To wander over the campus mztil every spot is familimz l YELL Yip, Yip, Yah, Heres to the street car. Non-Hazing Club President and Membews: JIMMY D. HOSKINS. COLORS: Anything but 'red. 2278 Emails: -TI-1E VOLMN TLE Te - 13:231rm g, m; qu E32 x 3 Publications THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL Devoted indefinitely I I The Grapevine Telegraph for i l to the cause of tmtth l L the transmission of Gossip. BOLSHEVISM SCORES TRIUMPH Recent Events Home Presaged a New Era in the Sway of the Red Flag. The perfect organization of mob rule has never been more forcibly displayed than upon the occasion of recent class elections. The peoplets candidates were quickly announced and were guaranteed the support of all non-Hellenic voters. Opposition was very Weak owing to the ignorance of the Greeks in regard to such political machina- tions as stuffing ballots and voting by proxy. It has also been noticed that certain nons have the power of belonging to several classes. The saying, ttForewarned is fore- armedf has certainly been sufficiently demonstrated. We think we can safely promise the election of fraternity men as class ofIicers in the future. There are new four com- plete Bolsheviki class organizations, but the Power behind the Throne has yet to be reckoned With. SOCIETY NOTES FACULTY SMOKER The Sporting Profs entertained the members of PaneHellenic with a delightful smoker in the rooms of the Law Department. An interesting feature of the occasion Was the fact that the cigarettes consumed were the winnings of Prof. Lewis at golft Creamed mushrooms 3 la midiron-shots figured prominently in the menu, being the personal contribution of Dr. Frantz. Prof. Clarke gave a lecture with great fluency in the wonderful new language, Golferanto, which was readily translated by the more athletic guests. Dr. Beal conversed intelligently 0n the subject of ttFiXing Your Own Handicaps, being enthusiastically applauded by Prof. Clarke. The spirit of the occasion was marked by the conviviality and good-fellowship characteristic of the genial hosts. APPLE BREAKFAST Misses Sadie Ramsey and Christine Burleson delighte fully entertained with an apple breakfast the morning after the Y. M. C. A. recep- tion. Owing to the abundance of refreshments, the guests declared themselves deeply in- debted to their hostesses. The apples Were served from a punch-bucket garnished With straw. The room was beauti- fully decorated with a bowl of gold fish and strings of pop- corn. The guests were: Misses Cecelia Finlay and Caroline Wilson. T h e former was . - somewhat indisposed on ac- count of suffering indigestion resultant from flat diving and from eating the box of gold- fish food. RECEPTION Messrs. Charles R. Morse and Leon Jourolman entertained with a farewell recep- tion for the members of the Alumni Association. tSee membership list in fronty The reception rooms were beautifully decorated with Wampus tracks, Red Eights, and the scalps of unhappy Fish. Dates for future reunions were announced and plans of campaigns for the Peloponnesian War were launched. 'i'he singing of ttAloha 0e formed a graceful ending to the stirring occasion. 279 sumxza! 'N IN 13 T E EN - N 1N RTE if; N - Envixeimj T HE VOLVNTEER IBXQPEE The Loafer LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WHEREAS, it hath pleased the Almighty to make all things of the Earth con- stantly changeable, and WHEREAS, in accordance with this law, the Loafer must change their place of residence, and . WHEREAS, it hath seemed fitting that the most notorious loafer should succeed to this important trust, and WHEREAS, it hath been fittingly demonstrated in these columns and elsewhere to Whom this claim belongs, Therefore, We, the acknowledged and only genuine Loafer, do hereby and hereon make our last Will and testament as follows: 'We, the only legal and unobjectionable Loafer on the tlHillf being in our normal state of insanity, do give and bequeath all our collective property rights, Viz: to-Wit: namely: To our dear guardian and fellow-observer, Jonesey, the sole right of perpetuating our memory, and keeping our name inviolate. To our dear teachers, the Sporting Profs, we promise immunity from future annoying pub- licity, on account of our successor knowing and loving them less than we do. And now it behooves us, while suffering the last agonies of parting, to give and bequeath our most precious possession, namely, our weekly space in the Orange and White to the successor already referred to as the acknowledged Supreme Loafer of the ttHillltebleachers, Estabrook road, Post-omce, parked automobiles, candywtounter, and all other places of local interest having been carefully inspected. With this most sacred trust, We now take our leave, lmidst howling of dogs, wailing of Vic- tims, mourning of Profs. and general demonstra- tions of grief, only exceeded by those forewarning Caesaris descent to the Shades, tput in for Dr. Radfordls. enjoymentl. Let no one fight over our remains. To this Will we set our hand and seal on this, the 23rd day of June, Anno Domine 1919. eTHE LOAFERi WITNESSES: MR. GRAINGER, tOffic'ial Photogv-aphem. FRANK WEATHERSBY . . PORTER CLAXTON l tmege and thte Editorsl 280 lj-CIXN 1N ETEEN- N I NE TEEN-IDXZSFE m oTHE VOLVN T111319. m The Stickman . i i Prof. G. H. Cfs uniform seems to have fallen into innocuous desuetude. His manly physique is now less clearly distinguishable, being concealed by the conventional attire of a busy intellectual stimulator. He must have been disappointed in love, so thus more securely to disguise his main attribute. Dr. Bruce finds it dimcult to induce Sadie Ramsey to be at all friendly with Willie Shakespeare. Oh, Heavens then, Miss Ramsey, the upshot of it all Will be that you will be compelled to see me after class. Will Lizzie Morse be entitled to his bars for another six months because of his recent promotion to Military Aide of Commander-in-Chief Long? Whereis Dalmyra Montgomerys green dress? We saw her Sunday wearing her red cape and the omission was terrible! Student Lament My hearts been broke at this failure For Iive burned the midnight oil, live plugged and I've sweated and hammered; My life has been one of toil. It ainit that I didnt like it, Your subject has always had charm, But think of my poor old mother- Dad breaking his back on the farm. Iim thirsting for eddycation, And thatis why they sent me here; To get the money to do it, Pap sold four cows and a steer. Now Ma, she would weep like a fountain, My Pa Would go 0115' on a drunk, To think that their dear pnly Willie, The pride of their hearts, could flunk. 281 m N INETEEN - N LNETEEN. M1 THE VOLViVTEER Qwua $1.111 ' 3 MX++'+I:+ 33-11-34 ?! :3 2:10? 3! ?lo 44+++T+I3+43+1+3 + 111 33 u H 3; Actions Speak louder Than Words 3 M 3 3 HE liberal contributions of the following 3 +1 111, :3: bUSineSS men and firms haVe made the :3: .3 publication of this book possible. We can :3 :3 best show our appreciation by patronizing M 3 these firms that have so generously supported :3 + the I919 Volunteer: . ' 3 E3 The Knoxville Sentinel Chandler 8: Co. 3; 31' T. E. Burns Co. Webb 6: Lowman : 3 S. H. George 81 Sons Littlefield 8t Steere Co. 3: :1; Peter Kern Co. Seilaz Cafe 3 E Miller Store Co. The Journal and Tribune :33 3 Hope Brothers Roth Coal Co. 1; 3; KnafH 8c Brakebill Spence Shoe Co. 31: Greenwood Carpet 8x Deco- Bean, Warters 8: Co. :1 3: rating C0 Stout 81 McCallie LE: 3 Chas. C Cullen C0. Knoxville Railway 6: Light 3 i H. J. Cook 8: Co. Company :3 3 Sullivan 8: Underwood J. Blaufeld 8: Son 31 E Kuhlman 8c Chambliss C0. The M. M. Newcomer Co. 3 232 Gillespie Bros. Shoe Co. Spence Trunk 8: Leather 3 3 Southern School Supply Co. Company 1:1 :3 Gillespie, Shields 8c Co. C. D. Kenny Co. :1 :33 C. M. McClung 81 Co. Hall's on the Square 3 :3 J. Allen Smith 8: Co. D. C. Chapman . i 3 Beaman Bros. 6: Co. W. H. Southern Co. '31: Mono Service Cream Co. J. M. 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QI All proflts over eight per cent are turned over to encourage student activities. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ -++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ -++++++++++++++++++'H-+++++'1 2 4 4 2 2 ++++ ++ 20? + ++++++++++++++++++++++++ WW LN 1271153le N 1 NE TBEN-EXEIE VFHE VOLvN T311319. m .++$$$4$444hh$$$$$$$$$$$$$hh$heh4+Q$$hh$$$e4hh$h$$$$$4$$e$$++$ ATTENTION YOUNG DOCTORS! 1'M$?:'4'W1 V1WWWEV 4' We take particular pleasure in exteneing to those of your number who have spent their time and money in attaining a medical eeucation the cordial in- vitation to Visit our nSurgical Instrument Department and hhphysicians, Office Equipmenth, Display Room. Ours is the Largest and Most Comprehensive stock of hMoclem physicians, Need? carried by any house in the Entite South. We positively guar- antee every article We sell to be strictly high grade and of the very best hQuality obtainable. ' .2.MWoeoeowewwewzwmaeaoauet WRITE us ABOUT OUR LIBERAL TERMS TO DOCTORS VAN VLEET-MANSFIELD DRUG CO. MEMPHIS - TENNESSEE WWWWW$WMWWMWW$M WWWWWNNrk'MW'M'02'Owie2WW14d-MM'$ M' :2: E ? i g If: i 0.0 4 ?WMhWQeM ?'3 ?':u9$0?e3 9.i 9'?e ??? hehMM'Vth'4'ee?We??$'2'4 ?44'$6'???+4.? 4. ng-xjat eN 1N ETE EN - N INETEEN. D; ++++++++++++++++++++++++s44s+++++s++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ + + s++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++s++++++.+++++++++++++++++++++++++++ v 7 +++++++++++ FOR GILT-EDGE BUSINESS EDUCATION Place Your Boy or Girl in the Knoxville Business College INCORPORATED OFFICERS FRANK MILLER, President M. A. BUTLER, Secretary W. A. MARSH, Vice-President R. J . MOTTERN, Treasurer STOCKHOLDERS Judge Lindsay, Knoxville, Tenn. F. E. Haun, Cashier City Nafl Bank, Knoxville, Tenn . C. H. Bunch, Globe Book C0., Mor- ristown , Tenn. Geo. T. Wofford. Vice - President Unaka National Bank, Johnson City, Tenn. Geo. W. Doughty, President First National Bank, Greeneville, Tenn. Lee F. Miller, Attorney, President Chamber of Commerce, Johnson City, Tenn. Clarence G. King, Mayor, General Manager E. W. King Co., Bristol, Tenn. Robert L. Pennington, Vice-President Bank of Bristol, Bristol, Term. R. W. Kelly, Cashier Bank of Bristol, Bristol, Tenn. E. Lee Trinkle, Attorney, Vice-Pres- ident Shenandoah Life Insurance Co. , Wytheville, Va. J. S. Etter, Director First National Bank, Rural Retreat, Va. 8. H. Thompson, Manager Interstate Land Corporation, Bristol, Tenn. Chas. F. Tarter, Dealer in Wool, Live Stock, Farm Products, Wytheville, Va. 3. E. Caldwell, General Insurance, Bristol, Tenn. J. T. Hamrick, Principal Bristol Com- mercial College, Bristol, Tenn. B. L. Sams, Teacher Bristol Commer- cial College, Bristol, Tenn. You Know the Men Behind This Institution; Some of Them Personally MIRI1'E FlJR C2A1HALIJGIJE AI'D llA1'ES + + + .x. + + +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ + +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++s+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ mzsm ETEEN- NINETEM-m m , TH E, VQLVN TEE P - $$'$WM'$WP'MtiWe4 3 i'$t?i 2w2'swi4'4v'3'wv? eteeMeteX'Q ! ire ???'305'$r3 2 3e+44'4o4WM Ww9'k of MWXMQ0 M ??? t xwmewwaowewwwwwwwww IW' ' v n 99.9. 66 3 9'0'8 South? Direct from ttFactory t0 PhysiciaW, Supply House GET YOUR NAME ON OUR MAILING LIST. WHAT WE DO 9.9 o o 6 M3 CATALOGUE ON REQUEST WHAT WE DONWT DO t ' 4 : t'biawrwwwwz'tWWMM'WWW. wtww'? tw $20M A, 0 : 9 ' www.ymw o ' W i a We ship direct from the laboratory to physicians, which means a fresh prep- aration and NOT a shelf-Worn product inert from having lain on the jubbel s shelf. We eliminate all middlemen's and job- berts profltsea saving of at least 25 per cent to our patrons. We supply Drugs equal in all respects to the requirements of the Pure Food and Drug Law, We are strictly original, modern and ethical in our methods. We cater especially to physicians and protect their interests in every respect. We sell you just as cheap as we do the largest buyer in the world. We give the formula, dose, indication, etc., on every label. t We dontt sell patent medicines. We dorft advertise and recommend pat- ent Nostrums to your patients. We dont sell our goods cheaper than other reputable manufacturers. The difference is that we sell direct from the laboratory, giving our customers advantage of middlements profits. We don't require that you have a com- mercial ratingewe will credit any hon- est man. We dontt ask the jobber to assume the responsibility of your account. We dontt ask you to pay more for your goods than the jobber or druggist, but place you on an equal basis. We dont knock, but depend upon your intelligent consideration for our pat- ronage. . vWWWW ' The William A. Webster Company PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURERS Drugs, Chemicals, Surgical Instruments, Hospital Supplies and Druggistst Sundries. WMMMMW4$ o o w .gmygguzw ' w o o w t e W McCALL PLACE. MEMPHIS, TENN. Read the Wright Way to HLiwe 07L a Lie a Darytte$1.50. WWWW: ' 3: Me'g'M-tw WMVW$Kui4 .;wg..:..;..;..;..3..;.;:w;..;..;..;..;wg..;..g.::.$ M ?MWW?$WrZ WrZ'Q 2 2o'Iooi'i'ei 2 2 3e$e'3 3 ?'k+ IjDCHZC NINETEEN -N INETBEN-w C THE VQLVNTEER Dan- 2:. 9'9'QQ9'..99.','AQ,J,'.VQQ' Q y9.'AQQ.949' A99. V.V.'..9,'.'VA QIV!YI Q Q $4.4:efvacawrrpvTwaniwef....,....a.y....;.y..,..:.guy?4n; a..y..2,9,.c...,nie;g.mgah.g.3.Via.56...?4w.........,.:w,.:.4 ,. 3 Dental Chair's, Cabinets, Electric Engines, Foot Engines, and Brackets-4 Supplies of. All Kinds Everything Used by Dentists Laboratory Work for Dentists Only Has Prompt and Satisfactory Attention. e;n;.egwgo.;w;ngnzwggga44:30:: 3 Surgical Instruments, Physicians Supplies, Hospital and Office Furniture, Medicine Cases of All Kinds. ?w'vMW'wmmwvwvv$v?ongMWivve Everything Required by Physicians and Surgeons may be found in Our Stock Mail Orders Have Prompt and Careful Attention WMWkWyW 1.09,: c y, 0 i 1 7 O avraw'mm : YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED W$$WM'?Widy0??$$ $$W4$$M4$?4 $?:$3MWW 2W2:4W'! iw3w! !o'2W?Q!WKy'$62w2y'25993w2w2yo26'3-N?02 : :Wti ?$$'3 ,g. GWINNERy MERCERE CO. 191 Madison Avenue y? Memphis, Tennessee 0 ht 9 O 0 v v o o O . 3.4.5.4.. core wrcwv- o v; o 'f 9 4o :inivriWyyk. Qy'iyyw$W$XW39yVVZyV3W$$$yka'ryWMW3WI'6W1Q4yiV-k Vivi.4'MW2'.?'I ?6P'?'9;2 iw:ehi'yWKWwIWiyaei'QQc$5 WIN ETEm-NINETBm-m m THE VOLVN TEEIQ. mzua 4020;010:014. 40:054.,1..1.++++.x..x..x..;..;..z.+ +++++++++++++ 4.+++++++4..g.+++.g..;..g..;..;g+.;..;..;..g..1..;..1.u;.. + 4 .g. g: + 16' ' ' ,, .1. 1 Greatest Clothes Values m America 3; .x. + + .1. 3: From Maker to WeareW . + .1. .1. + .44 DX. 914 oz. .4. .1. + + .1. pk + .1. :1: 3: 55 SOUTH MAIN STREET -:- FL,OYD,S OLD STAND :1; 3c :5: + + + + 3: FACTORY: i + 9 .3. + 801 to 807 BROADWAY l ,1. iou re a ways 2; ..-. :5 1 ES ' T . BRANCH STOR .. . .x. :2 . W elcome + .g. :5 NEW YORK, N. Y. 1: :11: MEMPHIS, TENN. t j : NASHVILLE, TENN. a T 3: CHATTANOOGA, TENN. E: : BIRMINGHAM, ALA. i 3: LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 3: i COLUMBIA. s. c. 1?: + CHARLOTTE. N. c. j: + More Than a Clothing Store-A National Institution Ii: ,x. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ :0:0:wx v:u++++++++++++++++++++ + : WINSTON-SALEM, N. c + 3: ASHEVILLE, N. c. g: : ALLENTOWN, PA. :2: 32 LANCASTER. PA. 3: : JACKSON, MICH. 3: .1. , + ,2. BATTLE CREEK, MICH. . .1. 3: LANSING. Mm W hether you come here 3: + .1. + KALAMAZOO, MICH. - + z . mm, Mm to buy 01' 100k, a wel 3: + , .1. .1. FT. WAYNE, 1ND. .1. g; PASSAIC' N. J. come hand awalts you i. .1. + .2. .x. T .x. f T + m N IAIBTEEN - N INETEEN . THE VQLVAITEJER m , $$$$ ? $? $$$$ 4$$$ $$$?$$ $?$$$$$$$$ $$$$+$$$$$4+ $$$$$$$$$$$i ELLIS, President W. K. LOVE, Secy. 8? Trans. R. R. J. W. WYNNE, Vice-Presiden! A. T. WOODWARD, Ass? Mgr. S. E. GRIFFIN, Ass? Secy. E? Treas. The lv'Hessig-Ellis Drug CO. A Reminder t0 Druggists 0f the Future RELIABILITY OF DRUGS H ONEST Y 0F PURPOSE $ ? $+$?$$$ $?$$ $ ?$$$$$$Q$$$?$ $$$$ +$$$$$$$$ $ Success Begets Success Start Right When You Start, with a Live, Growing House Compliments of THE HESSIG-ELLIS DRUG CO. MEMPHIS TENNESSEE ++6 + $ $$$$$$$$?$$?$$+$ ?4 $ +$$$$$$?$ $+ $$ $+ $4+$$+$$$$ $$ $$+$? $ $+$?$$$$$$$$$$ $ $$$$?$$$$$ $$$ ?4$$? $$$$ $$$$$+$$$$$+$$$ $$ $$$$$$$$$?? $$$$$ $? $ $$$$$$+$$$?$$$$?$$?$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ++ V 1 D.G'N 1N ETEEN N 1 m: TBm-mi mm VOLVN TEEIP- m .++++++++++++++++++-x.+++,x.+-x.+++4Jr+401010M ++++++++++++++++++++++++ WHILE 4. + .L er .1. + e+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ v s . in the city take a few of year busy minutes and have some photographs made at the MCCOY Studio, 313 Gay St. We will be glad to show our new style portraits any time. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ne ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4+++++++++++++ + +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4.+++++++a+++++++++++++++++++++++Ie -N MEN: EN JN LNETEEN Mm $$$$$$Fkkwhsh'$$?hsh0?$WM$w?4s?s? '3?ny?W'Fin'Fh'IWwW'IMMWhW'? The Largest in the South The f Webster-Warnock f Chemical Co. MEMPHIS TENNESSEE Manufacturers of Standardized Pharmaceutic Products of the Highest Quality i i3 32; 3: and Dealers in i High-Class Chemicals and Drugs, Dependable E ; E i Surgical Instruments and Physicians, Supplies . $WWWWFF$WW .WWW3W2WWNWWMWWW - Our prices, while extremely low, are for first-class products only. Our policy is to sell as Close to cost as possible and save you the middlemank profit. Let as supply your needs in our line; we know our goods and prompt service W1 please. 2;: h'M4'hMWI$MMrRW:'$W4 9MW?.PW WhhsMWWWhW$W4$$+ 'N 1N ETEEN? N I NETEEN-m m THE VQLyNTILEIe. m 5'9N?.WQ'WMWW'F'V?WF?MW ?M M?4WW?M 4 ?4 : 4 : ?MWW$4'$ 35 E LILLEY UNIFORMS E i are made to 1nd1v1dual measure E 35 Lilley Caps, Belts, Leggins, Metal 3g . . . . :3. In31gn1a, etc., are hlghest quahty. E . MANUFACTURERS OF I: PRESENTATION SWORDS E: '1' 3: 3 x; . CATALOG ON REQUEST 1;, THE M. C. LILLEY 86 CO. :EE Columbus, Ohio WWWWWM$MW$M$ WW:WWW$$44WWW$?WW$? MWFW'4WWWMMMW+?W'?WMMrF?$$$WW$44?? E 3. '3: tax Pruden Coal 8i Coke Company Miners and Shippers of , . 'i i CELEBRATED CLEAR FORK COAL $ $ DOMESTIC AND STEAM :32' u. . ? ; Knoxvxlle - Tennessee ; i :3. 3: ' E MWW4WWWW$MW $40M : W?W+WW C IQDXICII -N LNETEEN N LNET EEN , --Q THE VOLVNTBER- This Annual Was ,Prinfed 29:; Knoxville Lithographing ' Company Knoxville - Tennessee mm Specialists in College anc? High School Annuals and' All Other Kinas of High Grade Printing or Lithographing I-CJWINETEEN NMETEEN-W m 1115; VOLVN TEE-Ie- m ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++40b++++++++++++++++++402 1 + 1-4.4.4 +++.1 +1 . IE ' + + + .x. + + - + + + + + + + f 3: :1; Compliments of A3; + 2F 3; 1r i H O T E L C H I 8 CA 4: + + + S? J. . 3; MEMPHIS paw TENNESSEE ; .3. + + i .1. ' .1. + .1. Heac? uarters o Stuaents am? + + n? .1. . . . T : Alumm of Unzverszty E .1. v i of Tennessee 3; 31 + f s: 1 2? :2 3p + + + , j; + . ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ :1.+++++++++++++++rx+xa+4++4++++++ Jo . n? :r 5? 5? ,. .. 'f 5 . . + i :: V accaro s j; :15 Compliments of i .5. i '2: + .f: + 1 E. E. E. Shoe Co. :5 3; SANDWICHES, :1; v .1. 1 59 SOUTH MAIN ST. 3+ : SALADS, j. + . -? + , + + Memphls, Tenn. :f: ,+ SPAGHETTI + i + i ?z'? 1 IE: :11: 12 NORTH DUNLAP Z: 2: 3: i ? ++++++++++++++++++-1 ++++++401 +-:.+ -+++++++++++++++++ 101 +4++++4 +++4 g++++++++++++++++++4 ++-1-++': + 1 +vz + x 4++++++++++++++++++++++++.201 1 9-2 4-4 5;- + ? HEADQUARTERS A. G. SPALDING 63f BROS. ATHLETIC GOODS 4' PHONE MAIN 1155 Buckingham - Ensley - Carrigan Company Everything for the Hunter, Fisherman, Athlete anc? Golfer 8 North Main Street '-:- Memphis, Tennessee +++++++++++++++++ . + +++++++++++++++-z-+++++ + ++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 ++++++ +.; .;..; .;..; .;..1.+.;.4.4.4.4.++++++.;..z.+++++++++ iDCf-Ia -N METE EN ; N METEEN THE VQLVNTEER- $99$ The University Of Tennessee, Knoxville Head of Public-School System A View of the Hill Courses in Language, Literature and Science, leading to degrees of A.B., B.S., M.A., M.S., Civil, Mining, Electrical, Mechanical, Hydraulic, and Chemical Engineer- ing; Agriculture and Horticulture. Thorough courses for the preparation of High School Teachers. Separate and well-equipped Laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Psychology, etc. Shops, Drawing-rooms, Testing Laboratories for Steam, Mechanical, Electrical, and Hydraulic Engineering and Mechanical Construction. Two beautiful farms; 'Well-equipped barns, etc. Regular four-year course in Agri- cultural Science, and short csurse in Agriculture, Horticulture, and Dairying, eight Weeks of each year, beginning January 1. Cceducation. Women admitted on the same terms as men. Good dormitories for women. Full course in Domestic Science and Art. Freehand Drawing and Design. Vocational courses under the Smith-Hughes Act. Tuition Free. Traveling Expenses Paid by the State. Expenses Low. College of Law, Knoxville. Three-year course leading to degree of Bachelor of Laws. Tuition, $100 per annum. C. W. Turner, M.A., Dean. College of Medicine, Memphis. Four-year course. Excellent equipment. Fine hospital advantages. Full; Faculty. Tuiticn, $125 per annum. To Tennesseans, $100 per annum. A. H. Wittenborg, M.D., Dean. College of Dentistry, Memphis. Fouluyear course. Fine Laboratories and Clinics. J. A. Gardner, D.D.S., Dean. School of Pharmacy, Memphis. Three-year course, leading to degree of Ph.G. For further information, address THE PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE me 1N ETEEN- NI NETEm-Ebzar- m . THE VOLVN TILEIP - o A Mewokevyso2ozuswwgnzuywwwvy ,. . Steadfasrt Shoes for Men who care for style. A Complete line of Straws and Panamas at popular prices. Outfitters for University of Tennessee Men. Drop in and inspect our complete stock of Shoes, .3. Hats and Men's Furnishings. ' Suits tailored to order. B. B. SHOE 5: HAT CO. GROVER G. BEELER; Mgr. .3, : 4:;4 49 26$2$$W1 9?$W ozwezwzwzaozewMwanzozwzwzeozwwM: :eo:w:w:'4eo:a:w:uz w:4w:MewMM aoozwwawzwzuzuwyw$ow . PLAZA BARBER SHOP Special Attention Given to University Students 0 w: BUTCHER 6: WHITLOCK, Proprietors ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE :aaazuzwzuzwzwmwzuz 3t. MANICURING' a Farragut Billiard Parlors POCKET AND CAROM BILLIARDS :4Mrk?4' .2 ?4 .g. I'Ieadquarters for the Boys 4 An Up-to-date Room Eleven Tables FARRAGUT HOTEL Q Q 0 Y 9 ' 0 new gyvvgnr O 9. 9 overge 4W9$VXM$314'2N9'1w1w:'4 2 ?4. y?92 ?'1 $4 ? ?1 : i l 2w2' 1w? 2'i ? 3 3 '1 $ 3 16$ ?+$$9?$IW?$MwM'$$4 ?$+$ 9 1 'A O. 1 ? O 99.09 9 Q. Q 9 009.0 ,9? 9 .5..g..:..y.;..Magw.cgwegdggga.ngew;.g.g.g..3..3Wc,..,.,agu.o.:..wM..,....;..b..p.,..:....gum..y.;.w:l .,..fo.,u.,....gwwank $465946 .gwgegwgow .3 ng4:.g,.;.c:ugo.;.,gag.q;.gcgggaegug..:4g..;..g,.g..:.gw;. .gMM .39.;$.34..;c.;w;..;ww.:.4mg.9:.egee:..:..;..;..g..g..g..g, '0 i ?$.:'4 2 , 2 ?'iwk'Iwiwzwktwiwzww.6M ?.9:'+03W20 .?$$WW9:$W M WW??$'W ?$0FW ww'wzwwww :3: o 0? WWWWWWMWA 0?. .2. .;. Q. .y swwnb? WQVW?4'QJ 3. . 9 ' Q! Q 9 PAQQ. ?Vr'AQ'QYG 9 9 '9! Q 0 9! 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Supports, Crutches 3; + Made to Order i 1 + 1 Our Goods are Manufactured and Fitted by Men : of Many Years Expenence 1n thls Llne i , + P; oIa + R W SNELL + . . i 43 l5l MADISON AVE. - MEMPHIS, TENN. :f. + .1, 7, 3: rM++vxox -zoxnx +-z -z +++++++.x--.L-b-xok++++++-x.+ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++40:40:01.++++.xoxoxoxwx.4.40qu.4402405; ++++++++++-+++++++++++++++++++3 E w: 3? i i + 99 3,: Compliments of :11 3. 66F01 more than 50 years i '12 + i L P B 13 :5: 3;: your Father and i . 3: awrence - us 37 3: 1 his Father 7;: 3: Prescription Pharmacist : 4:: i :E: 711 UNION AVE. 3;. i W 0113 i + .. + + 'X' ' -.- 'P .1. + : Memphls . Tennessee 3: 3: a a 0 A Ii H A L L 9 9 g: + + + + + i++++++++++++++++++++++++++++42 g ClothCS E + + ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++I + + i :5 3 Why N of You .? i + + + + .1. + + + 4' + + Al + ' + + SO .x. i F. G. Schnelder i + ,, g i + i 44Boydlen Shoes, Stetson 4. . + ' . + E BAKERY am! LUNCH ROOM g; E Hats and Manhattan Shlrts : .i. 710 UNION AVE. .3. i 1 + v , 1 Memphis -: Tennessee 3: i 3.1: 3; i 3: Henry Halle 81 Bro. f; + + v + + .g. i+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ r++++++-xozox + xo1 ++-x +++++++++++++++ . C M'N 1N ETEEJW N I NE TEEN-l-Xl'ifi. s$ wwkthtWW 3 4 ; 't 0N ??'?W'tz'tgw ugdf'b 3: MMWMWM'W WrrM'? MMMtW save you worry and make traveling a joy. . r$WW$WMW4 will oftime save time and worry, so tuck this little THE LUGGAGE SHOP line away, and if you should ever want, as you surely Will, Quality Luggage, remember the name that will TRUNKS AND TRAVELING GOODS OF QUALITY 517 GAY STREET KNOXVILLE, TENN. . WWMWt't o A ?Wwwwwwmwmawwwzwww : X ti-.5t1 2 2tW2+-3 2$MW$$4'$WkkkaFtk3't3'0: :.4 5 WZWaM$?Mt ?.WW'? , ' +$$$MMWaWt$tMrWrW'it??.WW?VEMWittWWMtWMM+$ Smallest Shoe Store in the U. S. PRICES MATCH SIZE OF THE STORE OF COURSE THAT MEANS BETTER SHOES-LESS MONEY Rogers 8: Keener 10 1-2 on Market Sq. Luxite H osiery MwwwwwrywwwwupwWMa wwwwwmwww wwmwwewwwt .30 i ii; i gtuuW WrWMWWW'$ t ? M ?4tt9MOWM?tzttykz'tW9tW54ttW'Mt3'; t5 :tt:ttwr:ttwtt2W:W'VwrzW4a'3w3tiwga???t???tk: .0. WELCOME BACK HOME ': 0 3 and to Our Shlne Parlors ' W. T. ROBERTS S. L. DE ABMDND Men and former Men of University of Tennessee t ' We havalshined U. T.'s islhoeslfuar the last scum; . r . t r s ' t ' ' t r o. gelgaxs'lors. erg: lfolifgha gask aBiSZf o$uposite WI Tl Hobarts company , Kuhlman's No. 3. Other parlors 525 Gay St. L FIRST ' CLASS BRUCERIES t v Whittle Springs Hotel tWash Room0 u gzae Ltyejlof lull 19111;!ch fail gzdief; Ed Geflsl; . ' . s b t 5011:: Held 1151';st 22121432: 51323;: aniebzzck'zed EW PHONE 1309 0L PHONE 150 25mm 9' 3 1001-1003 W. Clinch Avenue Munroe D.Young SURE-E-NDUGH SHINE PARLUHS -' WWM$VWM4 z'hgttmt'WWty? t 'Qt'z :'t: : 'v?z : w'3'tzwi :wl :t'9$W?$'M W:Wy - 0 ? 0'??$'MW4W?4MVK$W? $4 ??? $204.02th 45'? 'F3 ?WMWM$Q W46 ??? ':t0??4't3' t? t? Blts of knowledge carefully stowed away 1n the mlnd t 0 .m.:- -N METEEN :- N INETEEN- D-l W THE: VQLVNTEER- ESGL' LP +IT++4+P+4F1P14P1PiI44++ki++++a+F+++++++++++++zL+$A++T++++F+ ASHE RESTAURANT I FUR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN . REGULAR DINNER 35 CENTS 603 Gay Street ++++++++++++++L+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++FP ALEX. McMILLAN CO. Real Estate. Mortgage Loans, Fire Insurance and Rentals AN INSTITUTION 0F DEPENDABLE SERVICE 4 613 Market Street -+++++WP+P4++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++WP+++X4XP+ TODD 8f ARMISTEAD Knoxville,s Leading Prescription Store and Photographic Headquarters CO UR TESY and SEE VICE OURIWOTTO S YVLIZDZEIJTTJY, filizilDAQ L714111 I?IBS ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++ v + ++++++++++++++++++ + ++++++++++++++++4 +++++++++' 133 CI NIN ETELN NINETEENDL. m 1THE'VOLVN 'FEETE . ITMI-L-ym. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-+++++++++++++++++++++++E i + + + + + + A H F ' Mf J 1 C :5 g . . ettmg g. ewe Ty o. g; + . f : Manufacturers of E + + + + . + + Greek Letter Fratermty Jewelry 2; i + .1. + i + .i. 213 N. Liberty Street 3: 3 + BALTIMORE, MD. '31: Factory1No. 212 Little Sharp Street E i :2 i + + i i Memorandum package sent to any fraternity member through the Secretary of i :11: 'the Chapter. 1 .1. + ; Special designs and estimates furnishecl on meclals, rings, pins, for athletic : E + i meets, etc. i i 1 $++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++$ +1 :-+-z-wx-++MM++-p-z-+M+++++++-x.++: - ++++++++w+M05++++++++++++ y. .1. .7 y 't n. A Complete Line of the E. HOWA1D WATCH T .105 :4 ++ + 4 + z 32 g EH 1 G H c R A D EEE + + + + + + i 3 Public, Private E 2? E and 3? 3 + i :11: 33 Institutional I; + + + E E Library $ i + + + f i $300K BINDINGx 51E HTI-IAT HOWARD SMILE 3.3 . 3?: + .z. 5. + + + i J EWELERS 1 1908-1910 North Avenue 1: 807 Gay St. KNOXVILLE, TENN. 3: '31 . Diamonds. Tennessee Pearls .z. CHICAGO : : : ILLINOIS 11 Weddmg Rlngs, etc and everything to be found 'r 41 in a well selected stock. 3: . P .+++++ ,;.4.1..;.+.;..;1+++ +++++ .3. 4011.11.11 1;. +++ .1. -+++++++++++++++++++++ + -+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ .11 +++++++++++++++41++++++++K'X1-P+++ M'NIAETEEN mNINETEENN-l 1- ': -u .- 31: FY 11 E1 XQLVLXI F? E, 1?; Bi- 191x623: 1:3 ' Q 9 9 9 Y 9 9 9 V Q Q 9 V Q Q Q 4.4g. g..3..,.go.mm,.g..g.936.60,?....:...ayvv...wo..gum....4.4,qwrg. .ggvgugoogaayyz:.:..;..;..g$.;..g..yqe.;..;u:..;..;..;..z..g..g.w.g.qo 0W J. P. CLOYES, PRES. 8x GENLL MGR. DR. S. C. SIMS, VlCE-F'RES. B. I. PHILLIPS. SEC. 8x TREASA 0:0 THE SOUTHERN DENTAL SUPPLY AND if: . ?WM :00: .3. . 3?: MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. 3; g DENTAL LABORATORY i . 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Eigw .1 + + +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ WHITTLE SPRINGS HOTEL EEThe Joy 573013,, for All University Students WHERE THEY ALL MEET TO HAVE A GOOD TIME Private Dances can be arranged for Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Regular Dance Nights, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. We cater to Banquets. Dances, Dinners and Social Events, Evening Dinner $1.25. Come out and bring your friends. ++++++++++++++++++1. ++++++++++++++++++++ i The fmest equipped and most handsomely furnished Resort Hotel in the South. 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KNOXVILLE, TENN. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ $+++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++ + mEgE0UAETEhNMNVETELNFW 6L Wix:m '-IC THE VOLVNTEER' DMIM ' .W$MO$$Q$$9204040.?v2..1606364'0VW3 ?0:0?!0203002'$1MWWM4000M4'01'MWFWMM$M I-IOLSTON BANK BARBER SHOP FOR HIGH CLASS WORK 'i We Successfully Cater to Best Trade - Our Specialty is University Styles MANICURING AND BATHS ???.?W0+W. WWW ?WNWW :W244W'3'M ?Wd 3601:0560W$100450?v?.204.40???02 ?'169?46'20020'10'?$Iw??3 $ 9440w05 ?'5 2 ? 'I't?950?1 $iw$0W$M . . Q. . $46.?4.0040460,0! ??0 ?'0 ?$66.2 ?P'2 $W1W$4$40? P4W$$$0th0$M0MW$$WkkM FARRAGUT HOTEL Rooms $1.50 and up. i g ?- MWM0M4W$W$$W30WWM'OkFievkwrW$W$W0$$ ?WMWWE040269000060?$04w300200$0k0204v0246204c $0??M$.?W?W'$'$'WMM$?WWW 'M$W0WW0ZW$QWW?$$?$M$$ +WM+$M0$W3W$WrFFMFWWW J. E. LUTZ 8 CO. 200-206 BURWELL BLDG. 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Cigars, Tobacco and Soda Water Also Gasoline Filling Station W3334WW .3 ? '1' o? 3M$$4W$WWW g'waw 3 :W?iw: 2 w' ' 34.6.4.3 : gwmwzow. 3. U. T. STUDENTS ALWA YS WELCOME $ Knoxville - Tennessee 4 . $WWWWWV3W'QW 33M W$W'$?3 ?Wkw3ww45Wva? $3WrWrW'M'3WM3WMMM333A 3' W$3W+3JQ 533.3033? 3333334 3 6 W3 M 3Q 3 3903. Most Everyone The Bijou Theatre 4 in Knoxville 33The Joy Spot of Knoxville Burns DIXIE GEM The One Best Coal W$$WWMW M 13393933.?MWW4W40 W 3 WMMiWWi'4W2 N'$ iKJrW Z KEITH i i i i SUPREME '1 3 ?.??MMJWM'K'VI : v6 ! . 3 ' 136 VAUDEVILLE Southern Goal 80 Bake 80. PHONES 661 g. '06?3 ?0ka?+oM ?3Me3W3Q$r2e434434434.93.33.334 aezuz3.:u:;owu:uzuzwzwwa DIHEGTIUN MANAGEMENT JAKE WELLS DUN P. TRENT ???WWM ? $94 ? . W : ad ??? 394' ' 3.464 4 .23332'4 w . 2 J ? 9'2 . W'MMM 4. 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Manufacturers of School and College Stationery STEEL DIE STAMPING A SPECIALTY 4.++++++++++++++++++++4 +++++++4z4++++4x44x44z4++4x44 -++++++++424++++++++++424+++++ 4x4+++++4z44z4+414. 4-444 44144-H424414414+++++4x44x4+4x4++++4z-++++ + EN E EEEN' EH Ii? 1; TEENQ $15.31! $4.; vazow 49114111111111.1913.o:'1:w:w$u:u:u:w:wzwm '10 +4. 401.4. 4.44.4. 4. 4. .1. ,;..;.+ .11 +++++pguy+++++++ THE REAL EE jELLICOE COAL only is produced and sold by The Proctor Coal Company KNOXVILLE : : TENNESSEE W Expert Laboratory Service, Removable Bridge Work With original and patented attach- ments. 1 ' X ++ + w21: $'$$'I WWMW? '1' WMMW1'W'1WM Correctly Articulated and per- fect fitting Dentures in metal or Vulcanite. 'Q euzoo 1: $ . Boxes, Envelopes, Stickers, etc., on application. Wm .54.; M v o $ .3 o o 3 co GWINNER-MERCERE DENTAL:MFG.CO. . o : 14 6 NW 46$$O11$dwiw$y11 o u 0 0 Dental Laboratory a +++++++++++++++++++++++ N++ wwea ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Any Quantity Any Time 1 i 139. MADISON AVENUE .1. p? .. . ' BOTH PHONES No. 23 i 3. Memphls . . Tennessee : f 'f .8. 0 0 t 9 $ 9 9 v 9 9 v o . +111+111++++++++++++++++++.xam-bx-+.zux1+ 1:11:14'MM1' 'w r'zww'd'vv'iw'mWonwzweMwwgo '11-4010102014011+++++wxox1+41.11.201.111!:4401+++++++-x-+.++++++-++++++++++1z1+++++++++++411g 'L A AERIAL BILLIARD PARLORS LARGEST AND BEST ++++++++++++++++++++++++-+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++vP A+++++++++++++++++++++++++4409: 1.1.1.103.+.;..1..;..;.1.;1.1.;..1..1.++++++++++++++13 1 F .1. + + .1. w m + if. 11. X- L- 3; T WM. N. BRISCOE i + + + . .1. i BARBER SHOP + : Tlre and Supply C0. 5; + i + + i . '- :5 i 309 5. Gay St. 1 3: F IBST CLASS WORK IE: .3: KNOXVILLE : : TENNESSEE Ii 1 + .-Z + i + 3+ -- f .1. In Basement of DeadericK Bldg. 3: :11: 3: + 3 u u + i CHAS. E. CHANDLER, Prop. 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Everythmg 1n the Drug 3 . . .. i Line, Just as the f g and Furmshings 'gi g Doctor orders it. E .3. i MAIN AND UNION STS. E f. .3? MEMPHIS - TENN. g 3; SEE i 34W$WWW+HM$7M+4$ : 0 :7ww7wmw77wmwm-w; 7 BEASL EY, Inc. :3; Our motto: SUCCESS . , Main St. at Gayoso Ave. 0 Nothing Succeeds Like Success . 3 0 Success Laundry i5 ' - 7 IS THE NAME 3: ? Both Phones 968 . I? 0015 Pays to Buy 900-902 MADISON AVENUE :5 OUT Kind,, ' i Memphis - Tennessee $ wwWWWWM72. gwwwmw$ww4+wawwow MMMWWWwMMMMM-77 ' .Wokweowwwwqo CALL TO SEE US AT THE E 0 w MIDWAY BARBER SHOP g 32: 7730 UNION AVENUE g The Only Sanitary Suburban Shop in the City, will ,, be Open at Night until 10 O'clock ; g2 ALL PRICES THE SAME AFTER 7 P. M., EXCEPT SHAVE 25c. '3. E P. L. SMITH, Proprietor E MW$M$4WM+W7 WWWWWMWWM$7$$ .T,-'m '; .- 77 '17 j '3 :3 T' 4' v- 1- 07 -- Eisllm? .AN; LIVE! ijai mi - 1N 1A414H7k L 0! Q5; TI-Cl THE VbLVNTEER4 :- El .-