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

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Imla- IIiJ rw SHIELDS 'iates ration and coope friendship. M S. LIA 5in ewlzirlz appru llmrted WIL 1'87' . . m 6 II I f a r E I r! 0 61 P H J l1 n u a I V. d u a f e I 5 U n J. a Q? a .mp5: W312 I 44; 33...,Jf43

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?F the 1924 Volunteer has combined M vividness with dignity and presented i a faithful delineation of the Life of a great University-if it has expressed something of the Spirit of that Life-. if through its simplicity it has created for itself the right to live as a thing of beauty delighting the memory and recalling pleasant associations, then it has fulfilled its mission and our work has not been in vain. DITOR-IN-CHIEF :USINESSW MANAGER

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d slmrf life is giwn us by nature, but flu? memory of u a well sprizt life is eternal. Dre Charlgs Eo Wait Our beloved professor of chemistry, who died Novem- ber 25, 1923, after having given thirty-Hve years of his life in continuous and loyal service to the University he loved and helped to build -n gen- tleman, a scholar and a friend.