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TO THIS SPIRIT AND TO A MAN WHO SERVES THIS SPIRIT cteJLucoClte the 1959 VOLUNTEER to Dr. C. E. Brehm Hovering like a mighty eagle over the stately wads of the University, the Spirit of the Hill ha» a deep meaning to every student who walks on the “Hallowed Hill of the Univenity of Tenneuee. The echo of the last voice from Shields-Wetkins Stadium, the friendly greeting on Hello Walk, the vibrant challenge of student activity end academic achievement—all of these can be encompassed into the meaning of this Spirit. Indefinable in itself, this unique phenomenon is best exemplified by that and those which compose it ... it is the laughter end joy of a spring formal ... the drama of students working their way through school... the solemnity of Aloha Oe. it is heard through the chimes atop historic Ayres Hall ... it is seen wearing orange beanies during Freshman Week or the dignified cep and gown at Graduation, and in so many other ways. We become a part of this grand tradition as we participate in All- Sing and Cernicus ... as we work on the Volunteer and Orange and White ... as we trudge up the Hill to classes on a wintry morning. We unite the buildings, the traditions, and the activities of our great University ... in fact, every one of us is continuously becoming a part of this phenomenon—THE SPIRIT OF THE HILL. The President of the University of Tennessee has the responsibility of leading more than 12,000 students as they strive to better their lives. Since 1946 Or. C. E. 8rehm has served in this position as a leader of e great University, as a servant of education, as a guide of University life, and in innumerable other ways. He has guided the University of Tennessee during its period of greatest expansion. All-time peak en- rollments, the largest building program In the institution's history, and the enlargement of research programs to serve greeter numbers of Tennesseans have highlighted this period. Yet with the dignity of his position, he always finds time to be a friend to those who seek his friendship and a guide to those who seek his guidance. Soon the time will come when a great leader will step aside and allow someone else to lead the University. In August Dr. Brehm will retire from the Presidency. Although he is retiring from active service, we ere sure that he will continue to work for the betterment of the University of Tennossee. To this great servant and to the Spirit he serves, we proudly dedicate the 1959 VOLUNTEER.
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EDITOR: KAY DILLON BUSINESS MANAGER: ROBERT QUALLS 959 o uAOtteA CONTENTS CLASSES HONORARIES ACTIVITIES GREEKS BEAUTIES ATHLETICS MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
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