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

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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-

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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.