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

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117111111? nf the mniueraitg At the dawn of the second quarter of the second century Of The University of Tennessee all of the factors necessary to the growth and progress of the insti- tution are cooperating. The people of the State are manifesting an active interest in the Universityls development. The Alumni are giving enthusiastic and loyal support.' The constantly increasing student body is by its sincere devotion infusing new life. As a basis of mutual confidence the State has pledged to the University its own name and reputation and the University in turn is pledged, in all its departments, to the service and interests of the State. We have every reason, therefore, to rejoice in the confident hope that the future will bring to the University of Tennessee 3 life continually enlarged for greater service and that the University will express with greater fullness the higher life of the great Commonwealth of Tennessee. JAMES D. HOSKINS. FRONT ARCH AYRES HALL Page Sixteen

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JAMES DICKASON HOSKINS, DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY Page Fifteen

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HARRIET C. GREVE, DEAN OF WOMEN Page Seventeen