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

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On every University Campus there is a group, without which the University could not exist. This group is the faculty. We feel that this University is especially fortunate in having a faculty of such superior quality. Regardless of the physical plant or the administrative officers, all would be for naught if it were not for the unsung professor and instructor. The faculty works uncomplainingly, and with little recognition pounding knowledge into the impenetrable depth of the stu- dent's head. They are the core—the heartbeat of any school system. Therefore, it is with a deep feeling of humility and appreciation that we, the staff of the 1953 VOLUNTEER, respectfully dedicate this book to every faculty member that honors this University with his presence. DEDICATION

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 most warmly will be the generally accepted things we take for granted, things peculiar to U.T. and this segment of our life that we will never be able to regain. I mean things like the midnight bull sessions in the dorm on sex. religion, or what have you. the coffee hours at Byerlys or E E or the endless hours of practice on All Sings or Carnicus, perhaps to be rewarded by Nothing, or maybe with the wonderful feeling of winning. The source of perennial pleasure, Knoxville's weather, or the wonderful exercises enjoyed by all on the long trek up the Hill with a stroll to the Business Administration Building to look forward to next hour. What other school could offer so much time for outdoor exercise for its students. I don't know, but maybe these things are the really important memories. Perhaps U.T. isn't the best school in the world, and maybe we would have been just as happy somewhere else, maybe, but we re so used to you now. we'd hate to lose you. and to us at least, there's no better. We. the staff of the 53 VOLUNTEER, have tried to invest this spirit into our scrapbook of events for 1952-53 at the University of Tennesee hoping that someday when in a reminiscent mood you may look through these pages and re-capture for a moment, at least, that spirit that filled us all. for better or worse, at parties and at work at U.T. The Spirit of the Hill.

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THE HON FRANK G . O R A B L E CLEMENT GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE BOAR GOVERNOR FRANK CLEMENT C. E BREHM JAMES J. WALKER JAMES P. HESS D OF CLYOE B. AUSTIN GEORGE C. TAYLOR SAM J. McALLESTER. SR. HARRY S. BERRY W. R. COOPER T R U S JAMES T. GRAN6ERY E. W. EGGLESTON BEN DOUGLASS CHARLES R. VOLZ FRANK R. AHLGREN TEES WILLISTON M. COX JAMES A. FOWLER WASSELL RANDOLPH THOMAS H. ALLEN