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

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DEDICATION A person is as young as she thinks . . 3 Yes, as young as she thinks, and the majority of over three thou- . sand co-eds on campus think that their Dean of Women is really more modern in her ideas than some of the stu- dents! And another thing about Dean Beach is that most of the boys think shezs a iireal c001 kidm Although Dean Beach has one of the most demanding positions at the University, and although she has to at- tend more meetings than President Eisenhower tand gets to all of themi , she is never too busy to listen to a little freshman tell of her scholastic diHiculties, or help an up- set transfer with her adjustments, or even hear out an upperclassman having trouble with her love life! Besides her legions of student itangelsf Dean Beach has a collection of miniature angels, just so she wonit for- get them in her QQspare timelii How can you recognize her? Why, just look for a pair of the most immaculate white gloves in Knoxville, and there youill have a woman who can laugh with the best of us! The staff of the 1954 VOLUNTEER is pleased to dedicate this edition to a well-known, well-liked Dean of WomeneGladys Beach.

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THE HONORABLE FRANK CLEMENT BOARD OF TRUSTEES GOV. FRANK G. CLEMENT WILLISTON M. COX SAM J. McALLESTER QUILL E. COPE BEN DOUGLASS WASSELL RANDOLPH BUFORD ELLINGTON WAYNE FISHER JEROME Q. TAYLOR FRANK R. AHLGREN HARLEY G. FOWLER CHARLES R. WOLZ CLYDE B. AUSTIN JAMES T. CRANBERY I CLYDE M. YORK W. P. COOPER HARRY W. LAUGHLIN C. E. BREI-IM