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

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The 1988 Volunteer was truly a different yearbook. Not saying that all yearbooks are carbon copies of some ancient master text, but that book was obviously out of the mainstream. Foremost was the books format. It was a regularly sized yearbook that fell on its side. The cover was a standard 9.25 inches by 12.25 inches, only the book was bound on what would regularly be considered the top or the bottom. The 1989 Volunteer follows this style. The 1988 Vqunteer promised to provide a concise chronological look at the years news, sports and entertain- ment stories combined with pictures of such quality that they tell a story in themselves. The 1989 staff also makes that pledge. The 1989 Volunteer is dedicated to the concept of change in our lives. If life stagnates without change, then the ripples running through the University of Tennessee promise to keep it fresh for many years to come, and we hope to preserve the particular circumstances of each ripple as it passes. The new approach to yearbook design heralded by the 1988 staf f would be rather stale if it were copied for this volume as well. Therefore, the 1989 staff has made changes primarily in page layout and design that will leave its distinct fingerprint on the book. Websterts dictionary defines a yearbook as 9a book published yearly as a report or summary of the statistics or facts of a year and intended as a reference book. 11 We hope to be this and more. It is our hope that this yearbook will be seen as an im- provement on an innovative idea and will represent the life of the UT campus both in class and out of class accurately. This yearbook, as was the 1988 edition, is designed to see the world from the top of a coffee table, not to hide from it in the bottom of a closet. Volunteer III

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II Volunteer Con ten ts Contents ................................................... II Preface ................................................... III Book I ...................................................... 1 Book II .................................................... 33 Book III .................................................. 73 Book I V ................................................. 105 Academic features .................................... 137 Organizations .......................................... 153 People ................................................... 196 Statistics ................................................ 263 Advertising ............................................. 280 Index ..................................................... 297

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