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

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PEOPLE ENERGY U I SL A . X

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Tom Row and Raymond CTouiCt (ale advantage of the nice weather during the I all festival to hum up energy on their unkyclcv. They expend a force of energy uni- que to the universe—the mingled cheers of 90,000 fans that intimidate the visiting team, the electricity of two people falling in love, the proverbial smile that lights up a room. They sweat through lectures—giving or tak- ing them. They cuss and cry and laugh. They hurt and get hurt. And when it seems as if they’re against the final wall, with nothing else to go for or go on, they push a little bit harder. They make the world go around—people.

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There Is A Season ... Above: Raymond C'loulicr, a junior in engineering, found the slower pace of summer a good chance lo practice the more important things in life. I eft: Fall weather on the agriculture campus was nice enough to allow outdoor studying. Above: Colorful balloons and a beaut it u I spring day in Circle Park led to fun m the sun for these future Volunteers. Right Although winter weather led to slippery walkways and icy streets, any grumbling was easily outweighed by a ihoughilut task at ills- sur- rounding winter wonderland. Seasons O-en IVscsLi °“f p v«1»