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Recommended Citation Townsend, Daphne. (ed). Library Development. Knoxville: University of Tennessee, 1962/1963.

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A Program of The University of Tennessee Development Council ing letter or note, essee, Knoxville. Ish to call or cor­ shipping orronge- Keys to Tomorrow 3 HAVE A SIGNED Report to PreSident 4 President's Message 5 otever books my ity of Tennessee Tennessee's Libraries 6 Endowment Funds 8 Memorials Establ ished 10 ty of Tennessee Library Patrons 12 Library Donors 13 Summary of Contributors 14 How to Help 29

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE RECORD NOVEMBER 1963 Library Development Program Third Report

For the period January 1, 1962, through June 30, 1963 (subsequent repo rts will cover the fiscal year July through June) Sponso red by A MARK OF The University of Tennessee A GREAT UNIVERSITY Development Council and IS AN EXCELLENT LIBRARY The University of Tennessee Department of Alumni Affairs

Development Council 1962-63 c. W. Wheland, Chattanooga, Chairman William W. Goodman, Memphis, Vice Chairman Edward J. Boling, Knoxville, Coordinator Foster Arnett, Knoxville Sam E. Boaz, Clarksville Ralph A. Davidson, Sr., Knoxville K. C. Dodson, Columbia John L. Greer, Knoxville Houston Herndon, Humboldt Lilirary E. Ward King, Kingsport James M. King, Tullahoma Th. University of Tennessee Luke Medley, Cookeville Roland H. Myers, Memphis Knoxville Gilbert F. Parker, Tiptonville Houston Price, Chattanooga Kirby O. Primm, Nashville Jesse Safley, Nashville H. Francis Stewart, Nashville Howard Warf, Hohenwald Herbert S. Walters, Morristown Gordon J . Wilder, Huntingdon Charles E. Worley, Jr., Bristol

Charles F. Brakebill, Executive Director, Gifts and Grants John C. Hodges, Coordinator for Library Development William H. Jesse, Director of Libraries Stanley R. McAnally, Director of Annual Giving John M. Smartt, Director of Alumni Affairs Editor of Report: Daphne H. Townsend

THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE RECORD Vol . 66. No . 6 Knoxville. Tenn. Nov. 1963 Published seven times a year. in January. March. May. July. September. November. and December. Second-class postage paid at Knoxville. Tenn. ~LOPMENT RT 1972-73

~ntI Program rird Rep ort LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE :? period ~ 1, 1962, through I, 1963 WHERE 'uent reports will ~e fiscal year '0 ugh June) IOJI Graduate Study 'ed by versity of Tennessee J ment Council and &Lt versity of Tennessee tent of Alumni Affairs Research * ARE 162-63 Keys to Tomorrow ,n Chairman Itor As the University takes its giant steps toward ex­ cellence in this Space Age, it becomes imperative that its Libraries assume a " configuration of GO," for with­ Li~ out books and periodicals and related library materials Iniversity of Tennessee the rocket of educational progress cannot leave the launching pad, State appropriations, however generous, Knoxville cannot alone supply enough high-powered fuel. Boosters from outside sources are necessary, The Library Development Program collected these boosters: $23,029.12 and 5,081 books during the year and a half covered by this Report; $58,39l.01 and 18,595 books since the Program was begun four years ago. This provides only 5 percent of the books that should be added yearly. But this 5 percent is most important since it is in addition to what could otherwise be provided. Ir, Gifts and Grants Library Development is an important part of the rary Development general University Development Program. Any contri­ Giving bution - for example, to the Annual Giving Program or irs to the Century Club - can be earmarked for the Li­ braries. Every dollar given will go to buy books, with a bookplate in each book (unless otherwise directed) show­ ing the name of the donor.

July, September, Knoxv i" e, T enn , 3 THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM KNOXVILLE

Sponsored by the DEVEL­ OPMENT COUNCIL ond the z ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONjor The University of Tennes see Libraries at Knoxville. 733 Martin. Memphis and Nash­ :z.o \ I ,"---.1 ..",,,,,l-) 5 ville T 13GK-G3 John C. Hodges Program Coordinator Dear Andy, ,.., """1

William H , Jesse The fact that so many of the names in our Third Director oj Libraries Report of the Library Development Program were also in the first two reports will, I know, make you as happy as it makes me, for it indicates that our friends KNOW a fine library is essential to graduate study and research, which in turn are the keys to tomorrow. They realize that UT's graduate school, now the largest in all the South between Washington, D. C. and Texas, needs the books and serials which their generous and recurring gifts (in addition to large State appropriations) are supplying for uninterrupted and continuing growth.

I think, and I know you agree, that if we here at the University are indeed moving toward educational excellence, are truly "reaching for greatness," we owe nruch to our generous alumni and friends who are helping us reach that enviable state by giving and then giving again and again and again.

Sincerely yours, 9Lc-£.... e_ {;!>hn C. Hodges, for Library Dever

Dr. Andrew D. Holt, President The University of Tennessee

4 .A. M:a.rk o~ .. Grea.t Un1ver.1ty :I. an Excellent Library THE UNIVERSITY OF" TENNESSEE KNOXVillE

OffiCE or THE:. PRESIDENT

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Dr. John C. Hodges, Coordinator names in Our Third Library Development Program ogram were also in The University of Tennessee nake you as happy as 'r friends KNOW a Dear John: ? study and research, )w. They realize lrgest in all the It is hard to realize that our three-year old baby, :exas, needs the books the Library Development Program, has shown such husky growth recurring gifts (in in so short a time! Obviously, it is being nourished by IS) are supplying for vitamins of initiative, energy, and interest supplied by you, Bill Jesse, and the rest of your hard-working colleagues. that if we here at rd educational The genuine enthusiasm being evidenced for the reatness,fI we owe much Library is a source of great pride and satisfaction for all o are helping us of us, and I know the gracious and thoughtful people whose Qd then giving again names appear in your report take pleasure in the knowledge that, through their participation in this portion of our

I yours, general Development Program, they have made a significant investment in U.T. 's future. D Our institution is indeed fortunate to have so many generous and interested friends!

Sincerely yours, t:2f)(,(# A. D. Holt President

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56i:594 n Excellent Library . 5 Tennessee's Libraries Knoxville Marfin Memphis Nashville

In June, 1962, The University of Tennessee Library was signally honored by being invited to join the As­ sociation of Research Libraries, the most exclusive of the library professional groups. Membership is open on invitation only, to "major university libraries," which are "those whose parent institutions emphasize research and graduate instruction at the doctoral level and which support large, comprehensive collections of library materials on a permanent basis." U-T, one of three university libraries in the South which were in­ vited to join the Association, was proud to accept, feel­ ing that the invitation itself indicated general recogni­ tion of U-T's forward surge toward becoming a true research facility, and that, with the support received from the Library Development Program's contributors, U-T will be able to make at least a creditable showing beside the elite of the library world.

The Knoxville book collection is located in the main library building (the James D. Hoskins Library) and in seven branch libraries.

In Memphis, the Mooney Memorial Library serves the Medical Units. It contains 58,260 books and subscribes to over 1,000 periodicals.

The College Library at Martin includes in its hold­ ings many audio-visual aids, such as microtext, films, and sound recordings.

The Extension Division Libraries are located in the centers in Memphis, Knoxville, and Nashville.

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~s The University of Tennessee owns 742,032 volumes : Nashville and 160,000 manuscripts, and subscribes to more than 5,000 periodicals. mnessee Library i to jOin the As­ most exclusive nbership is open THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE LIBRARIES sity libraries," tions emphasize Ie doctoral level e collections of KNOXVILLE MEDICAL MARTIN EXTENSION 5." U-T, one of DIVISION UNITS BRANCH DIVISION which were in­ LIBRARIES LIBRARY LIBRARY LIBRARIES to accept, feel­ 642,381 58,260 36,503 (Knoxville, Volumes Volumes Volumes Memphis, eneral recogni­ Nashville) ecoming a true 4,888 lpport received Volumes 's contributors, ditable showing MAIN LIBRARY 446,279 Volumes

·d in the main Agriculture Biological Business Education Library) and Library Sciences Administration Library ~ Ii 40,542 Library Library 19,607 Volumes 14,754 8,680 Volumes Volumes Volumes ~- I I brary serves :l books and .­ -..;.... ~ II Eng i neering Law l Science Museum Library Library 5 in its hold­ Library Library ; microtext, 18,679 61,966 31,813 61 Volumes Volumes Volumes Volumes

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7 Endowments

Funds for The Future · ~

Library endowments established today will give and give and keep on giving, benefitting the student and scholar of tomorrow, the day after, and on and on for many generations, indeed, for as long as the Libraries shall stand.

IRA N. CHILES LIBRARY ENDOWMENT------$3,499.51 Honoring the retired professor of Curriculum and In­ struction, College of Education, subscribed to by his friends and former students

CLASS OF 1963 LIBRARY ENDOWMENT------$470.00 The gift to the University of the most recent graduating class

ELLIS AND ERNEST LIBRARY ENDOWMENT----$523.49 For the purchase of books in fields of general interest

HENRY A. HAENSELER L I BRARY ENDOWM ENT ------$614.55 A gift from an alumnus of the Class of 1915

HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK OF KNOXVILLE LIBRARY ENDOWMENT------$2,019.80 For the development of tomorrow's leaders OPMENT ~RT 1972-73

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HOME ECONOMICS LIBRARY ENDOWMENT---$3,434.64 To be used for current literature at the graduate level lished eep on MAMIE C. JOHNSTON It and MEMORIAL LIBRARY FUND------$4,401.24 after, In memory of the beloved teacher of English, for the tions, purchase of literature in fields of general interest 'aries

B. J. MCSPADDEN LIBRARY ENDOWMENT------$352.61 For agricultural library materials, in honor of Profes­ sor McSpadden, who retired from the College of Agri­ culture in 1962 ------$3,499.51 iculum and In­ ibed to by his ROMANCE LANGUAGES LIBRARY FUND------$5,000.00 From the Department of Romance Languages

------$470.00 NORMAN B. SAYNE LIBRARY ENDOWMENT-----$342.07 :!ent graduating For books in the area of Romance languages, in memory of Lt. Sayne, Class of 1961

=NT ----$523.49 neral interest WALLACE MEMORIAL FUND (Memphis)------$889 .89 In memory of William Lindsey Wallace (M.D. '32), medical missionary in Wuchow, China, who met death in ------$614.55 a prison camp of the Chinese Communists in 1951

H. S. WALTERS ENDOWMENT------$1 ,093.1 0 Gift of Senator and Mrs. H.S. " Hub" Walters, in memory ------$2,019.80 of his parents, to purchase books in fields of general interest whereby respect and honor are Ly Memorials . • • expressed through gifts of books Ro Sa Ha Each book given or bought with memorial funds He bears a special memorial bookplate listing the names of Sa both the donor and the person being memorialized. An J . acknowledgment card is sent to the donor, and the Cl family of the person memorialized receives a letter of G , HI notification of the gift. M p J, U F Thank You A D . ~ l'v 1\ I l'I I I m ~ ) LIBRARY T H E UNIVERSITY O F TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE

Mr. and Mrs . John S. Blank WE EXPRESS T H E GRATITUDE OF Au gust 22, 1 963 THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE' S BOARD OF TRUSTEES, DEVELOPM ENT COUNCI L, FAOULTY, Mr. G. G. Bogart AND STUDENT BODY FOR YOUR GIFT OF 1 401 Cwnberland Drive twenty- five dol lars to buy books in Knoxville, Tennessee memory of Caroline B. Bogart. Dear Mr. Bogart: Sincerely yours. I have t h e honor t o announce that the Library has r eceived a gift f r om Mr . and Mrs. 1Yd/"p,y( 112~ John S. Blank t o be used t o buy books in ~villiam H i Jesl( memory of your wife. Carol ine B. Bogar t. Director Qf Libraries Each vol ume purchased with t h ese funds will carry a special bookplate bearing her name 8/22/63 (and t hat of the donor) and wil l become a YO l Ii w ..¥r s 11 1::1. .. Ul'ILO \ G HI::,\ 'n ;H l l\ 1\t-;nSITV OF TEN" "; ~SE"; permanent part of our collection.

We appreciate very much indeed this thoughtful and enduring tribute. as we know you do .

Sincerel y yours. 7~~1f;~ Director of Libraries

Copy to Mr. and Mrs. Bl ank ect and honor are Lytle A. and Ella Perdue Absher Mamie C. Johnston '03 '0ugh gifts of books Robert E. Adams Ernest Koella Sara Black Adams F. C. Lowry '09 nemorial funds Harry H. Ambrose Walter H. MacIntire Hoyt Ammons Grace MacLeod ng the names of Samuel W. Atkins '21, '27 Mrs. Dorothy Greve McAllester ~morialized. An J. C. Ayres Elizabeth McBerry donor, and the Charles 1. Barber Thomas G. McConnell !ives a letter of G. M. Bently Mrs. Emmett B. McGeever, Sr. Henry Chumley Brandau, Sr. Mrs. Parley Lett Leinhart McMahon Mrs. J. F. Brownlow Mrs. Ashton Waugh McWhorter PaulO. Canaday '26 Felix Matthias Massey James Gaston Carney D. Daney Miller '09 U. S. Cate Malcolm Miller Forrest Conley Sam P. Miller, Jr. '36 A. G. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Culp George Wager Morton, Sr. Mrs. Brooks D. Drain Roscoe W. Morton Mrs. Jennie Kandel Dubov Robert R. Neyland Edward S. Fabian Lucy Ogden Mrs. Ethelyn Yaggi Fancher Thomas Judson Osborne Frances Powell Farris Edwin (Toby) Palmer'35 Donald James Feeney '56 Clifford Penland' 18 Mrs. C. E. Ferris Adams Phillips

LIBRARY Bettye Ruth Field Judson H. Robertson '51 ERS/TV OF TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE Joseph Carter Fincher '56 Samuel G. Robertson Mrs. John W. Finney Mayme Gibbs Ross '04 Julia Richardson Fitzgerald Norman B. Sayne '61 Ella Coffin Flenniken Royal Shanks August 22, 1963 Mrs. Minos Fletcher Mrs. Ella Sheedy Mrs. H. K. Foster Mrs. C. D. Sherbakoff John C. Fouche, Sr. William S. Sizer rive Le Roy Gale Paris B. Stockdale iee Frank Garland H. Donald Teshner William Carroll Gibbs Sara Matlock Thornburgh honor to announce that the Catherine N. and Charles H. Hale Mrs. Iva Harper Trotter oed a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marguerite B. Hamer Mrs. Preston Vaughn e used to buy books in e, Caroline B. Bogart. Russell W. Hanlon Vera Vaughn sed with thes e funds will A. R. Harrison Flora Waggoner Jkplate bearing her name mor) and will become a Josephine Reddish Haws John H. Walker )ur collection. Nell Heap Harry R. Wayland :e very much indeed this Mrs. Walter R. Heilman, Sr. Mrs. Charles F. Webb .ring tribute. as we know Mrs. J. P. Hess George G. Weden I. C. Hill William Whaley Sincerely yours. Allie Reel Carter Hodges Everett N. Woods The Reverend Mr. !~am;f~ Eugene Holdredge Director of Libraries William B. Hope, Sr. James D. Hoskins Blank Emma Keaton Hutson Lona Coe Johnston Ira N. Chiles Li Mrs. Marguerite B. Hamer Jessie W. Harris Gifts to honor the following John C. Hodges (PE have been made: Willie S. Hutson '47 Elisha Kent Kane B. J. McSpadden Howard P. Preston '04 Am Jack Wilson Bll! MI Er MJ MJ Library Patrons 1962-63 MJ ~------= M M (Persons giving $1,000 or more) W H I J\ M A Better English Fund A N Hamil ton National Bank lV

John C. Hodges

Jesse D. Levy' 13

Romance Languages Department

Tennessee Eastman Company

White Stores, Incorporated

TENNESSEE EASTMAN COMPANY fo< sa.nce and R...arch ~LOPMENT IRT 1972.-73

es uerite B. Hamer Library Don()rs J962-63 iarris jges (Persons giving $100 to $1,000) ltson '47 Kane ldden Preston '04 American Metal Products Mrs. T. L. James Company Mrs. Thomas Lewis James, Jr. '27 Buckman Laboratories, Mr. and Mrs. Incorporated James C. Love, Jr. '34 Mr. and Mrs. The Martin Bank Harvey Donovan Burkhalter Memphis Clearing House Ernest E. Byrn '50 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Norton Mrs. PaulO. Canaday '28 Plough, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Earl M. Ramer Frank W. DeFriece, Jr. H. J. Ramer 1-63 Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Probasco, Jr. John Thomas Folk, Jr. '40 James L. Rippy Mrs. George R. Fowler Mrs. P. G. Sessions Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Gebhardt Dr. and Mrs. '41, '50 Walter E. Stiefel '32, '40 William W. Goodman Lillie L. Stephens Henry A. Haenseler '15 The Tennessee Valley Bank Julian Harriss '39, '46 Velsicol Chemical Corporation Mrs. Cornelia Smartt Hodges Charles C. Verstandig '39 Andrew D. Holt C. W. Wheland '32 Arthur B. Hyman '01 James Allen Wood '29 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B. James '27 Guy Curtis Youngerman' 15 Mr. and Mrs. George William James '29, '30

A few of the University's 2400 graduate students at their research.

TENNEssEE EAsTMAN COMPANY for i Set.nce and R-..arch 1\ 1\ Summary of Contributors (

Names of all who gave books, money, and special materials to The University of Tennessee Libraries during 1962 and the first half of 1963: A Claude Colleer Abbott American Neurological Association Abbott Laboratories American Pharmaceutical Association L. Alton Absher ' 27 , , 28 American Physiological Society Accademia Medica Lombarda American Urological Association Carole Adam Arthur Andersen and Co . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adams '43 James T. Anderson AFL-CIO F rank Andrews Prof. and Mrs. H. B. Aikin Paul E. Andrews '63 Albert Einstein Medical Center Arkansas State Dental Association R. H. Alden Billie Armstrong '63 Lonnie J . Alexander Foster D. Arnett James L. Allen, Jr. Mrs. Edith Arnold Rolando Amaya de Leon '62 Arnold Foundation Monographs American Academy of Neurology Sandra L. Arnold '63 American Academy of Ophthalmology Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation American Academy of Periodontology Mrs. Edward J . Ashe American Cancer Society, Tennessee Association of Military Surgeons Division of the U.S. American College of Chest Physicians Paul C. Avery American College of Dentists Robert Avrett American College of Surgeons John A. Ayres American Council on Education J . C. Ayres, Jr. '37 American Dental Association Randy Ayres American Dental Association Council on Dental Therapeutics American Dental Association Library American Dental Society of Anesthesiology B American Equilibration Society Mr. and Mrs. Martin Badgett The American Federation of Arts Benjamin Baker American Heart Association G. A. Baker American Institute of Biological Howard H. Baker Sciences Bakewell Club American Institute of Physics Mrs. Millard S. Banks American Iron and Steel Institute Gilbert Banner American Life Convention Baptist Memorial Hospital American Medical Association, Carlo Barduzzi Council on Medical Education & Dorothea Barton Hospitals William D. Barton American Medical Women's Morris F . Bass Association Mrs. Ruth Baxter American Metal Products Co. Lura Beam ~LOPMENT 'RT 1972-73

Mrs. Carolyn Beard Galen Broeker Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Beard Mrs. George F. Brookhart 'ors Christine Beasley Brooklyn National Laboratory Shelton L. Beatty ' 23 John M. Brooks ' 31 Raymond W. Beck F . H. Broome '01 ;pecial materials to F . Woods Beckman Anne Browder '63 ring 1962 and the Paul Beeler Margaret Browder '35 James W. Bennett, Jr. '50 Ilene Brown Nancy Ann Benoist '63 William A. Brownlee '63 Lora Bernard '51 Louis Brownlow Mrs. Thomas H. Berry S. R. Bruesch :ological Association Better Business Bureau of Mrs. Ben Bruff rmaceutical Association Greater Knoxville Jane Ann Bryson ' 63 ;iological Society Better English Fund Buckman Laboratories, Inc. ogical Association Beverly Hospital Research Foundation C. A. Buehler ~n and Co. Joe Bewley Thomas W. Burdine '49 rson Biblioteca Nacional, Panama Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Donovan Jeannette Biggs Burkhalter IS '63 Mrs. R. D. Birkhoff Mrs. Horace Burnett ' 23 Dental Association George Bishop Jerald R. Burns '63 19 '63 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Bishop '58 ,'57 The Business History Review, Gradu­ tt Myra L. Bishop ate School of Business Administra­ )ld Patricia Beacham Black '63 tion, Harvard University ,on Monographs William B. Blackmon, Jr. '63 Ruth Louise Butts '63 ,d '63 Emma Mae Blankenship ;63 Ernest E. Byrn beumatism Foundation Auvergne Blaylock Ashe Mrs. Gordon Blaylock '63 ilitary Surgeons J . K. Bletner James William Blevins '63 Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bolinger c Mrs. W. M. Bonham Mrs. Doris Caldwell Mrs. Walter M. and Evelyn Bonham Mary Newton Callaway '37 Walter F . Bonner M. K. Callison ' 39 Mrs. Alexander Bonnyman Ellen Calloway '63 Book of the Year Club D. Ewen Cameron Borden Company J. Harvey Cameron Virginia Boswell '54 Campbell Clinic Richard T. Bowers J . Menzies Campbell Betty L. Boyd Marvin Campen rtin Badgett Harold B. Boyd Mrs. PaulO. Canaday Jim Bradford Mrs. H. W. Canfield Thomas B. Bralliar '63 Luther Cantrell, Jr. '60 Carv G. Branch J . Gordon Carlson Mrs. Nora P . Branch Elizabeth Saffell Carmichael anks Rufus Branch ' 12 Carnegie Foundation for the Advance­ The Branched Chain, American ment of Teaching Hospital Chemical Society, East Tennessee Joseph Henry Carney Section Janella Ann Carpenter '58 Diogo de Paiva Brandao Joe Carr Wilmon Brewer Robert L. Carringer J . W. Brimm James H. Carroll '47 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brinkley, Jr. Katherine Carson '02 Daniel A. Brody William G. B. Carson G. C. Carter Richard Cornelius r Matilda Cartledge Cornell University Library Ii J . N. Casavis Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cornforth '36, '37 I CBS Television Network The Corning Museum of Glass 1 Cereal Institute, Inc. G. B. Corrado I­ A. J . Chadwell Ormond C. Corry i David S. Chambers Leslie Corsa, Jr. ] Mrs. Jean C. Chambers ' 31 , '32 James C. Cotham Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Chance William R. Coughlin Doug Chapin . Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Cox Mrs. Mary P . Charlton Robert E. Cox '63 Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Cherry John W. Crabtree '34 Chicago Dental Society Claude Crass Ira N. Chiles Claude C. Crawford II Chilhowee School P-T.A. John Crouse '63 China Publishing Company Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Crowder '39, '41 Second District Woman's Christian Mrs. W. C. Crowder Temperance Union Mrs. Mamie Crowe John E. Christopher Glenn Crumley Donald T. Chunn '63 Jose Cuatrecasas Ciba Pharmaceutical Products, Ltd. J . C. Culp James J. Ciliberti Celia Mae Cummins ' 42 Mr. and Mrs. Rufus C. Clapp '54 Lej eune Cummins George M. Clark Kenneth Curry Class of '63 Dale Cleaver Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Clements Cleveland Dental Society Cleveland Medical Society Cobalt Information Center W. H. Cockran o Coffee County Alumni Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dale Home Demonstration Clubs of M. Carol Daley '63 Coffee County Jack Dalton Isadore Cohn, Sr. Mrs. Martha da Ponte William E. Cole ' 26 Dartmouth College College of Physicians of Philadelphia Lydia Russell BeanChapter, Daughters Mrs. Maxie C. Collier '50 of the American Revolution Suzanne B. Collings '63 Joe T. Davidson Columbia Broadcasting System Betty Davis Columbia University Library Mrs. Frank Davis' 14 Columbia University School of Public Richard Beale Davis Health and Administrative Medicine Mrs. C. E. Dawson Lois Combs Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Deaderick '41 Commission on Chronic Illness Bruce Dean '63 Commonwealth Fund Charles J. Deere ' 39 Daniel W. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. DeFriece, Jr. Mrs. Evelyn Conner Delta Gamma Sorority Louise Conner '55 Delta Kappa Gamma, Knoxville Robert W. Cook Alpha Mu and Zeta Chapters Mrs. Bertha Cooley Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Dempster Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Cooper Dental Survey Lewis C. Copeland Lawrence M. DeRidder ,LOPMENT IRT 1972-73

!lius 'sity Library H. R. DeSelm R. M. Cornforth '36, '37 Robert G. Deupree E !useum of Glass Dewey Portland Cement Company The Dial Press East Brainerd Club Hugh W. Dick '95 ETEA, Home Economics Section :ry East Tennessee Historical Society Jr. A. W. Diddle L. W. Diggs East Tennessee Natural Gas Co. 1m Elmer M. Ebert ghlin Thomas M. Divine James Dobson John S. Eckman .ester C. Cox ' 49, ' 58 John H. Dobson ' 48 Funson Edwards '63 H. Wallace Edwards, Jr. '56 ee '34 GeraJd Dolan William H. L. Dornette Lawrence Edwards The E. L. C. Library Fund T. G. Dorrity ' 50 ford II Eli Lilly and Company Sudie Hunt Doughton '59 ! Mr. and Mrs. Warren Elliott 'I. M. Crowder '39, '41 Richard H. Doughty '45, ' 47 John Elson Mrs. J . E. Douglass wder The Embassy of Kuwait Norman R. Downey, Jr. '63 owe Mrs. John H. Embury, Jr. ' 33 Mrs. John R. Drumheller Howard P . Emerson IS Mrs. Frances L. Drummond Salo Engel Mrs. S. W. Duggan Eno Foundation William D. Dulaney, Sr. lins '42 Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Ervin IS Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Dunlap Jack Durant James C. Eubanks ' 43 Wayne Everett Roy T. Durocher William L. Evernden '58 Howard S. Dye Jane Fancher Evins '62 Ray Ewing Company F )ert Dale Faculty Flower Fund i3 The Faculty Women's Club James E. Farnham '63 onte Broadus F . Farrar e Jean Farrell U1 Chapter, Daughters Rosa Faulconer .n Revolution Brenda and Virginia Feeney Mrs. Kathleen Feerick Martin J. Feerick ,14 Charles E. Feinberg is Mrs. Luuana B. Ferrell 1 Mr. and Mrs. Teodoro Ferrer alph Deaderick '41 S. D. Feurt Fred Fields '4.2 39 GIVEN BY Walter B. Fike 1k W. DeFriece, J r . Mrs. Genie Fincher rity WHITE STORES Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Fincher a, Knoxville Harold S. Fink eta Chapters Nancy M. Fisher '63 Dempster Lee Fitch N. E. Fitzgerald der M. F . Flenniken Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Folk, Jr. '40 Mosheim High School Da, Winston Folk Peabody High School GOI Herman S. Forest Powell High School Mr. and Mrs. James W. Forrest Sweetwater High School Syl Joan Forrester '56, '60 White Pine High School Mr Fort Sanders Presbyterian Hospital Arl Library Cu Carolyn Foster '63 Syl Rupert Clinton Foster G Wa Foundation for Foreign Affairs Gailor Hospital, Department of Psy­ Da The Foundation Press chiatry Le Mrs. George R. Fowler Mrs. John Galasso Ha Harley Fowler' 11 Helen Galbreath ' 14 MI John B. Fox Margery E. Gardiner '63 S. Marion R. Fox Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Garnsey En Franklin County Council of Home Mrs. Aubrey C. Gaskin '24 Wi Demonstration Clubs Lorna J . Gassett B. English Faculty, Franklin High School Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Gebhardt M I Mrs. John H. Frantz Mr. and Mrs. H. J . Geiger M: Randy Frazier Geigy Pharmaceuticals W. E. French '42 Geisinger Memorial Hospital and Sidney Friedman, Jr. '48 Foss Clinic Anne E. Friman General Electric Company ~ E. G. Frizzell General Electric Engineers, L Ralph W. Frost Association of Lynchburg N. Joseph L. Frye General Electric, H Mr. and Mrs. Gideon W. Fryer 46, '53, Lynchburg Employees G ' 47 General Electric Engineers 1\1 Jack B. Fugate '59 General Electric Members J Joseph Fulcher ' 26 Curtis G. Gentry J Cecil Fuller University of Georgia Library ~ Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Fuller University of Georgia, School of Law S Harriet Fulton Robert E. Gibson ' 26 F Fund for Dental Education Mrs. J. V. Giesler '51 J Future Homemakers of America Claire Gilbert I Arnold Junior High School Mabel L. Gildersleeve '07 1­ Chester County High School Mary E. Gildersleeve '07 ~ Cocke County High School, Giles County Council of Home Demon­ , Newport Chapter stration Clubs r Dresden Public Schools Mr. and Mrs. John K. Gill Eagleville High School John D. Gillespie Farragut High School, Home Kenneth E. Given '63 Economics Department Marvin Glass Greeneville High School Vernon Glenn Hickman County High School, Mrs. Charlotte W. Glickfield Centerville Chapter Eleanor E. Goehring Hixon High School Robert E. Goettsch Jacksboro High School O. E. 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, Jr. I Mrs. Ruby Jean Powell P-Q Mrs. J. H. Power Bill Presswood Henry Packer Mrs. Don B. Preston '61 Pan American Sanitary Bureau Phoebe Preston Ethel J. Panter Mrs. A. Lacy Price' 14 s '63 Parke, Davis and Company John W. Pridgeon '63 J. R. Parker of Coroners T. C. Pridmore Sonja Lea Parker '63 Bank of Sulli van County Scott L. Probasco, Jr. David D. Parkinson 'ence of Commissioners Mrs. Mildred Proctor '28 Mr. and Mrs. William Parrill State Laws Clyde R. Protsman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Parrish ation, New York Providence Hospital H. G. Parrish Education Mr. and Mrs. John C. Prugh '31 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Parsley Louis Puster e Foundation L. D. Partridge Thomas W. Pyle y for Medical Research James B. Pate n Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Patrick Herbert Qualls ' 25 J. J. Pattee Mrs. John J. Quinn lewberry A. J. Paulus Marie Quinn N. D. Peacock'23 oland Newman Mr. and Mrs. Harrison J. Pemberton, Jr. er, U-T Alumni Webster Pendergrass '36, '47 Pennsylvania University School of tory Co., Inc. Dentistry ersity Dental Alumni Lg. Humberto Romero Perez R The Pergamon Press Ltd. Micheline Therese Rabot e University Library Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Perry Mrs. Lee M. Ragsdale' 19 Virginia H. Pert '63 John Ralph '44 Pet Milk Company Earl M. Ramer ; '50 Pfizer Laboratories H. J. Ramer len tal Society Phi Delta Kappa Wassell Randolph '98 Carolina, Division of Philadelphia Electric Co. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Rankin, Jr. State Department of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Phillips '39, '40 History William Hal Phillips '63 Frances A. Rast '30 fames A. Norton '42 Joan Marie Pianta '48 Mrs. Tillie N. Ratcliff '47 Pi Lambda Theta, Alpha Iota Chapter W. H. Read '30 J. E. Pierce'43, '48 John M. Reams '63 J. F. Pierce Homer Reed'42 Truett H. Pierce '53 C. S. Reeder '08 J. J. Pillionnel Edward K. Reedy '63 Wilbur W. Piper ' 22 1. L. Oakes, Jr. '48 Annie Lois Reeves Mrs. Vesper Pistole '52 Reicher Foundation (Anne and Harry J.) Pitman-Moore Research Center Clarence F. Reinhardt gden Philip Plant Robert C. Rendtorff gle Plough, Incorporated The Research Institute for Iron, Steel Nancy Plummer and Other Metals sity Medical School Mrs. Arthur L. Pollard Research Institute for Microbial John C. Porter '60 Diseases r. Bill Scott Portis '63 Ralph R. Reuter tl Possum Creek Club Mr. and Mrs. St. John Reynolds tan Robert Potter '61 Rhode Island Medical Society '63 Truman Pouncey Paula Hope Richardson '63 Robert C. Powell Sandra Louise Ricketts '63

23 Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Saunders Mrs. Warren Riegle '54 So Mr. and Mrs. Roger Saunderson James L. Rippy So Sharon Rivers '63 Schering Corp. Gabriel Schlewinsky Alonzo Taft Roark, Jr. '63 DI Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Roark '60 H. C. Schmeisser GI Orville Robbins Martin Schmitt Sc Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roberson Nat Schmulowitz Frank L. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Hubert T. Scott '63 M Dr. and Mrs. Judson H. Robertson '51 Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Scott PI Thomas E. Scott, Jr. ' 45 Mrs. Cora Robey HI David T. Robinson Herbert M. Scull J! Mrs. James H. (Sue M.) Robinson ' 49 SEATO, Secretariat-General E Mr. and Mrs. James L. Robinson ' 15, Lawrence L. Sebulsky '32 S< ' 16 , ' 30 M. B. Seligstein St Roche Laboratories Mrs. P . G. Sessions Rockefeller Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Settle SI Rockefeller Institute for Seven Gables Bookshop G Medical Research W. D. Sewell SI Mrs. Anne S. Rockwell James W. Seymour '59 R Mrs. W. Edward Roehl, Sr. ' 26 Aaron J . Sharp S1 Rohm and Haas Co. Janet Sharp ' 49, '55 G W. D. Sharp '47 Romance Languages Department, U-T IV Alexis L. Romanoff W. M. Shaw J Mrs. Edward O. Romska Barry Sheffield '49 L B. H. Rookes John Shell 1\ Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Rose Chassie Shelton '34 D Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Neal H. Shepherd lV Mrs. Jerry L. Rose '51 H. V. Shirley J Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rosenzweig Mrs. Ruth S. Shoun ' 27 C Craig G. Ross '33 Lee Shugart John B. Ross Sigma Alpha Epsilon [ Ross Laboratories Lawrence F. Silverman 1\ Elemer von Rostas Mrs. Forrest C. Simmons [ John J . Rouse, Jr. Leo Simons S Mary R. Ruble ' 42 C. R. Simpson 1\ W. L. Rucks ' 13 Orissa Paris Simpson '36 F. E. Rushing, Jr. '50 Naresh K. Sinha J Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Russell Paul R. Sissman I Rutgers University Library John W. Slater '40 1 Dorothy Ryan '35 John D. Smalling \ John M. Smartt ' 42 r Blanton Smith I Harold S. Smith, Sr. Herbert N. Smith ' 29 Hugh Smi th '33 s Sara R. Smith Saint Barnabas Medical Center Helen Smithson st. John's Parish Choir The Smithsonian Institution St. Louis Medical Society F . W. Smythe, Jr. St. Theresa's Chapter of St. John's Aubrey N. Snellings Episcopal Church Murphy U. Snoderly ' 20 Welch Sanders '39 Snow Hill Club Mrs. Richard E. Sansom Sociedad Medica del Hospital General ~LOPMENT RT 1972-73

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GIVEN IN MEMORY OF . Valia eventer ' 35 ROBERT R. NEYLAND 1 Dyke '63 HENRY A. HAENSELER by :Jilder ' 12 LIBRARY ENDOWMENT lrnell '63 W. E. NEWELL . Emmet Vaughn Vaught ' 49 :, Director, Embassy of

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r------­TEAROUT FORMS FOR MEMORIALS AND BEQUESTS The University of Tennessee Knoxville (or Memphis, Martin), Tennessee Dear Sir:

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There are three distinguishing marks of a Uni­ versity; a group of students, a corps of instruc­ tors, and a collection of books; and of these three the most important is the collection of books .

Chauncey Brewster Tinker Yale University, 1924 ...:;::-~ ·O~~~~:~ :::=-::;~...::- ...... _._­ :.::=:;:~

The most important thing about any library is just the fact that a book can wait there until someone to whom it has something important. perhaps something crucial, to say pulls it down . And one of the most important characteristics of the book itself is just that, unlike a television program, moving picture, or any other "modern means of communication," it can wait for years, yet be available at any moment when it happens to be needed.

-Joseph Wood Krutch, '15 More Lives than One, New York, 1962, pp. 51-52 .