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

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resentdtion The college annual has C18 its single purpose the production of an interesting and inclusive survey of the student's college yearea review to be used as his permanent memorial of that period of his life. In the yearbook Which has achieved its highest good, the student may in years to come derive untold pleasure from re- ,7 cutting his college career by glancing through its pages. Old friends, 01d enemies, 01d Wins, 01d losses Which, significant or tthetious, played an exciting part in these college years can be 3333 t 43 f I . ,5? t t made to rea ear at hls letsure. The 1939 V01- 33 3 33 'x 3X . 3'3 3,4; 6:27 37 unteer takes 08 1ts task the portrayal of Q com- 3 gyp3 333,333 33 . . 3 339? t tete colle e ear at the UmversHy of Tennessee, 3t 'tta t t ,t p X333 33 333303 333333333 State Umversuy, plctured against c1 back- 33 Katka 1,, 4:42 11 K3 ground of the state itself.

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$ K10 Honorable James A. Fowler of Knoxville, for many years a Trustee of the University, Chairman of its important Execu- tive Committee and member of its Finance, Law and Liberal Arts Committees. Mr. Fowe 1er has not only distinguished himself in his chosen profession of the Law, but throughout his long career, has been an outstanding leader in the religious and civic life of Ten- nessee, Ci Champion of high moral standards and of Wholesome education. As an able lawyer, of pure ethics, former As- sistant Attorney General of the United States, Mayor of Knoxville, Trustee of Tennessee Wesleyan College, Trustee of the University of Tennessee, as well as in many other posi- tions of honor and trust, he has won his niche in the history oi: the State and, by his un- swerving loyalty and unselfish service, Ct place in the hearts of all those Who love the University.