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

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CONTENTS BOOK I . UNIVERSITY VIEWS V 9 ADMINISTRATION 17 FACULTY ' 25 BOOK II CLASSES SENIORS 33 JUNIORS 59 SOPHOMORES 69 FRESHMEN 75 BOOK III CAMPUS 7M1ss TENNESSEE,, 81 TORCHBEARERS 85 SNAPSHOTS 95 BOOK IV BEAUTY 109 BOOK V . ORGANIZATIONS HONOR 125 ACTIVITIES 143 PUBLICATIONS 171 BOOK VI ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 185 BASKETBALL 197 TRACK 203 MINOR SPORTS 207 INTRAMURALS 215 BOOK VII MILITARY 225 BOOK VIII GREEKS FRATERNITIES V 241 SORORITIES 273

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DEDICATION To Dr. R. F. Thomason, a graduate of the University of Tennessee in the year 1916. Then, as now, he was recog- nized as outstanding. His undergraduate activities were many and varied, including membership in Scarabbean Senior Society; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Phi Kappa Phi; four years Varsity football; and four years Varsity baseball, in which sport he was chosen Captain in his senior year. After being gradu- ated with a BA. degree, he continued his educational pursuits by taking his M.A. degree also at Tennessee in 1923, and his Ph.D. degree at Peabody in 1929. In the fall of the same year he came back to the iiHill to serve as Registrar. Since that time he has endeared himself to faculty members and students by his untiring efforts to aid in every way in making the University of Tennessee a bigger and better school. As the best of friends, as a gentleman and a scholar, and as a constructive alumnus he has honored his Alma Mater, in recognition of Which the Staff respectfully dedicates this thirty-ninth edition of the VOLUNTEER.

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The University of Tennessee, the City of Knoxvillee both are typical of East Tennessee and representative of the Wolunteer State. Bordering on the Tennes- see River and Within sight of the towering Smoky Mountains, the University, high on a hilltop, may itself be considered Tennessee. VIEWS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY