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

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. .W-9 DEDICATION THOMASON F R. We respectfully ded icate the 1933 Volunteer to Dr. R. F. Thomason, a graduate of the istror since 1929, 0nd a willing University, Reg in any forward movement bettering students or the t portiCIpcm Iversity. Un W

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FOREWORD 3?. U mywaaxidtag WM , . T THE outbreak of the Mexican Wa r, Tennessee acquired her proud title of the Volunteer State, when she furnished ten times her quota of men to the Colors. During the Civil War she supplied more men to the Confederacy than any other state and in later wars Ten- nesseans have always been in the forefront. One of the strongest forces at the University is the Volunteer tradition and the theme of this annual endeavors to suggest the varied implica- tions of unassuming service and unselfish leadership in different fields of endeavor in addition to war.