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

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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

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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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OUR PRESIDENT PRESIDENT BREHM C. E. BREHM, B.S., S.C.D. In a great University one of the most important figures is the President. Tennessee is fortunate in having a man who is not only capable and enterprising but who has the respect and genuine ad- miration of students and faculty alike. President Brehm has pre- sided over some of the most trying and eventful years in the Uni- versity's history—the Crowds of 1947. when classes were held in the gym: the extensive building campaign, etc. His steady hand has guided U.T. through these years so thot now it emerges as one of the South s great Universities. PRESIDENT EMERITUS HOSKINS