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

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Study and tradition form the groundwork upon which this university is built. Study brings back memories of those study dates at the library . . . the all night cram session before that big exam . . . the classes we slept through . . . or the times we decided to study in bed- result-a good nightas sleep. Study provides the knowledge necessary for a successful and meaningful future. Traditions are numerous at this institution-The keg, Aloha 0e, the freshman race, and many more. Many of these traditions form the skeleton which gives us support in our undertakings. However, there are lesser things that become traditions that we do not give a second thought. Among these are the bridge of umbrellas that spans the Hill 011 a rainy morning, Nahheeyayli initiates in red underwear at homecom- ing, and the cop and his sawhorse at the entrance to the 6tHillii. As you leave this institution, study and tradition will hold many points of interest for youe the times you studied, the times you wish you had studied, and the small items that have become tradi- tion to you during your stay at UT.

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