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

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16 Campus 1;:33333311 4m? gmmn i-.. l K1339. - 1,! 7Luura Tomlinsun It takes strength to make the daily hike up the Hill to classes. but most students are used to the walk and seem to have no problem battling the steps

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Education. When Perkins Hall was built, it was named after the woman who aided the revival of the coed system that had been abolished for about 85 years. For students, the steps of education will always lead to Ayres Hall. Here the tower looms over the snow-covered lawn, daring to be challenged ti :3! tOwen Poveda One of the oldest dorms on campus, Melrose has a unique wooded court- yard that allows the residents some privacy for studying or just contem- plating life. c E x e m .. .E tt't T tOwen Puveda

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' ,d s3 . - m; eSeck Wong No, that is not Eric Heiden working on his skating form! However, a lone run- ner shUWS us much dedication to his sport as he circles the track in the snow, Expansion Another lull in construction lasted until the last half of the '603 when expansion went on campuswide. While McClung Tower and Humanities were being finished in the fall of 1986, a local neWSpaper referred to the structure as uthe campus' new symbol. At the same time, 13 frater- nity houses Were being built on New Frat Row. The new frater- nity houses provided housing The park between McClung Tower and Circle Park provides students with a change of scenery while walking back and forth to fall quarter classes. -GuiHermo Paloma for 400 students and eating facilities for 1,000. The bill, which came to $3,400,000, is be- ing paid for by membership fees of each fraternity. lust across the street, Tom Black Track was completed that quarter for a track team that had just won the SEC Championship. Nearby, two of the three planned residence halls in the Presidential Complex were near completion. Humes and Reese were expected to house 522 students each. Not long af- ter, 12-st0ry Garrick and the food-service facility across from it would enclose the Presidential Courtyard. It was called the Presidential Com- plex because all the buildings were named after former university presidents. The Student Aquatic Center's outside facilities are deserted in the winter. but when the warm spring weather comes. most students enjoy visits to the pool. -Iim Sexton To some, the walk-over bridge that spans Cumberland Avenue is the sole link for students wanting to get a bite to eat at Sophies cafeteria. eSeck Wung Winter quarter weather is good enough reason for most to stay inside. Morrill Hall is convenient to residents because of the cafeteria 0n the second floor -Seck Wong Campushl 7