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.. A MARK OF A GREAT UNIVERSITY IS AN EXCELLENT LIBRARY
Gifts of $23,766.77 in cash and 8,955 books, plus manuscripts and other library materials, have been received from 1,433 individuals and organizations in response to the campaign conducted by The University of Tennessee's Library Development Program as of LIBRARY PROGRAM December 31, 1960. All these gifts are acknowledged in this first report issued by sponsors of the program. Sponso red by The University of Tennessee Development Council and The University ofTennessee The Library Development Program was of Alumni Association ficially launched on October 3, 1959, by action of the U-T DEVELOPMENT COUN CIL 1960 Development Council and the U-T Alumni Council in their separate annual business meetings. The needs of the Howard Preston, Knoxville, James M. King, Tullahoma Chairman E. Ward King, Kingsport Library had been called to the attention of both councils Richard L. Moore, Jr., John R. Long, Springfield by President Andrew D. Holt. Chattanooga, Vice Chairman Luke Medley, Cookeville Clyde Austin, Greeneville Charles Morgan, Memphis Previously, an interest in soliciting gifts for Harry Avery, Alamo H. Francis Stewart, Nashville the Library had been generated by a spontaneous move John C. Baugh, Knoxville Lowell O. Thomas, Jackson Howard C. Bozeman, Knoxville E. C. Tompkins, Nashville ment in which friends of the late Dr. Arthur L. Pollard William W. Goodman, Memphis Howard Warf, Hohenwald contributed $2,000 to memorialize the former U-T faculty John L. Greer, Knoxville C. W. Wheland, Chattanooga Houston Herndon, Humboldt Gordon J. Wilder, Huntingdon member through the purchase of library books covering Charles E. Worley, Jr., Bristol all phases of conservation. Dr. John C . Hodges, Head of the U-T Department of English, volunteered his assist ALUMNI COUNCIL 1960 ance in further library development, and he became the Howard Bozeman, Knoxville, William V. Lashlee, Nashville President Larry Levine, Chattanooga chief spokesman for the cause. Foster Arnett, Knoxville, C. H. McFee, Atlanta, Ga. The goal of the Library Development Program President-Elect David McKinny, Knoxville John Bradley, Jackson, Murray T. Miles, Columbia is to give the University a library which ranks with the Vice President Bobby Perkins, Milan best. The University's collections at Knoxville, Memphis, Tom Prewitt, Memphis, Joe Rainey, Henderson Treasurer Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr Rike, Martin, and Nashville at present total around 633,000 Margaret Browder, Knoxville Knoxville volumes. It is hoped that this number can be increased F. G. Cavin, Jr., Martin William S. Russell, Shelbyville to one million volumes within the next few years. The I Edward Dougherty, Nashville Jesse Safley, Nashville Funson Edwards, Knoxville Arthur G. Seymour, Knoxville Library's regular sources of income must be supple Jerry A. Flatt, Morristown Luke L. Smith, Livingston mented with substantial gifts and grants to make such Harry Fortune, Erwin William G. Smyth, Jr., Knoxville growth possible. William C. Fraser, Columbia Wayne Upton, Little Rock, Ark. Charles Griffith, Chattanooga Mark Walker, Covington Because of the magnitude of the project, Marvin Horner, Morristown Nat Williams, Nashville Aaron Horowitz, Columbus, Ohio H. Powell Winn, Nashville sponsors of the Library Development Program recog Jerry Hunt, Lexington, Ky. Walter Wunderlich, Memphis nize that it must be a continuing effort, lasting over a period of years. At its annual meeting during the fall of THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE NEWS LETTER 1960, the Development Council voted to make the program Vol. XXXIX. No . 5- 6, December, 1960 . Published bimonthly by The Uni vers ity of Tenn essee. Second-c I ass postage pa id at Knoxv ill e. Tennessee . 3 A MARK OF A GREAT UNIVERSITY IS AN EXCELLENT LIBRARY
Gifts of $23,766.77 in cash and 8,955 books, plus manuscripts and other library materials, have been received from 1,433 individuals and organizations in response to the campaign conducted by The University of Tennessee's Library Development Program as of , December 31, 1960. All these gifts are acknowledged in LIBRARY PROGRAM this first report issued by sponsors of the program. Sponso red by The University ofTennessee Development Council and The University ofTennessee The Library Development Program was of Alumni Association ficially launched on October 3, 1959, by action of the U-T Development Council and the U-T Alumni Council in their DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL 1960 separate annual business meetings. The needs of the Howard Preston, Knoxville, James M. King, Tullahoma Chairman E. Ward King, Kingsport Library had been called to the attention of both councils Richard L. Moore, Jr., John R. Long, Springfield by President Andrew D. Holt. Chattanooga, Vice Chairman Luke Medley, Cookeville Clyde Austin, Greeneville Charles Morgan, Memphis Previously, an interest in soliciting gifts for Harry Avery, Alamo H. Francis Stewart, Nashville the Library had been generated by a spontaneous move John C. Baugh, Knoxville Lowell O. Thomas, Jackson Howard C. Bozeman, Knoxville E. C. Tompkins, Nashville ment in which friends of the late Dr. Arthur L. Pollard William W. Goodman, Memphis Howard Warf, Hohenwald contributed $2,000 to memorialize the former U- T faculty John L. Greer, Knoxville C. W. Wheland, Chattanooga member through the purchase of library books covering Houston Herndon, Humboldt Gordon J. Wilder, Huntingdon Charles E. Worley, Jr., Bristol all phases of conservation. Dr. John C. Hodges, Head of the U-T Department of English, volunteered his assist ALUMNI COUNCIL 1960 ance in further library development, and he became the Howard Bozeman, Knoxville, William V. Lashlee, Nashville chief spokesman for the cause. President Larry Levine, Chattanooga Foster Arnett, Knoxville, C. H. McFee, Atlanta, Ga. The goal of the Library Development Program P resident-Elect David McKinny, Knoxville John Bradley, Jackson, Murray T. Miles, Columbia is to give the University a library which ranks with the Vice President Bobby Perkins, Milan best. The University's collections at Knoxville, Memphis, Tom Prewitt, Memphis, Joe Rainey, Henderson Martin, and Nashville at present total around 633,000 Treasurer Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr Rike, Margaret Browder, Knoxville Knoxville volumes. It is hoped that this number can be increased F. G. Cavin, Jr., Martin William S. Russell, Shelbyville to one million volumes within the next few years. The Edward Dougherty, Nashville Jesse Safley, Nashville Funson Edwards, Knoxville Arthur G. Seymour, Knoxville Library's regular sources of income must be supple Jerry A. Flatt, Morristown Luke L. Smith, Livingston mented with substantial gifts and grants to make such Harry Fortune, Erwin William G. Smyth, Jr., Knoxville growth possible. William C. Fraser, Columbia Wayne Upton, Little Rock, Ark. Charles Griffith, Chattanooga Mark Walker, Covington Because of the magnitude of the project, Marvin Horner, Morristown Nat Williams, Nashville Aaron Horowitz, Columbus, Ohio H. Powell Winn, Nashville sponsors of the Library Development Program recog Jerry Hunt, Lexington, Ky. Walter Wunderlich, Memphis nize that it must be a continuing effort, lasting over a period of years. At its annual meeting during the fall of THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE NEWS LETTER 1960, the Development Council voted to make the program Vol XXXIX, No . 5·6, December, 1960 . Published bimonthly by The Uni vers ity of Tennessee . Second-c I ass po stage pa id at Knoxv ill e, Tennessee . 3 a long-range project. The Alumni Association took simi lar action, setting an unprecedented annual budget of $150,000, earmarking part of this sum for library books.
The scope of the University Libraries is state-wide. In Knoxville, the recently expanded James D. Hoskins Library building is the "Main Library," where all books for Knoxville are acquired and processed be fore being sent to the Undergraduate Library, the Refer ence Department, Special Collections, the general col lection for graduate and research work, or to one of the specialized libraries housed in other buildings (Law, Agriculture, Education, Engineering, Biological Sciences, Science, and Business Administration). In Martin, the College Library serves all departments; in Memphis, the Mooney Memorial Library provides service to the Medical Units. For the School of Social Work, a special library is being developed in Nashville. The various Extension Centers in the State need library resources. In Knoxville, the new Undergraduate Library, developed to serve thousands of undergraduates more effectively, provides comfortable, attractive study space and new, inviting books on open shelves. The shelves, however, are only about one-third filled, and to fill these shelves a total of at least $40,000, over and above the regularly appropriated funds, will be required during the next four years. Much of the gift money received from # the Library Development Program has been used to pur chase Undergraduate Library books. The Special Collections Room, also a new service since the expansion of the Main Library, provides the first proper housing for the University's rare books, manuscripts, historical documents, and other source materials.
4 5 a long-range project. The Alumni Association took simi lar action, setting an unprecedented annual budget of $150,000, earmarking part of this sum for library books .
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The scope of the University Libraries is state-wide. In Knoxville, the recently expanded James D. Hoskins Library building is the " Main Library, " where all books for Knoxville are acquired and processed be fore being sent to the Undergraduate Library, the Refer ence Department, Special Collections, the general col lection for graduate and research work, or to one of the specialized libraries housed in other buildings (Law, Agriculture, Education, Engineering, Biological Sciences, Science, and Business Administration) . In Martin, the College Library serves all departments; in Memphis, the Mooney Memorial Library provides service to the Medical Units. For the School of Social Work, a special library is being developed in Nashville. The various Extension Centers in the State need library resources. In Knoxville, the new Undergraduate Library, developed to serve thousands of undergraduates more effectively, provides comfortable, attractive study space and new, inviting books on open shelves. The shelves, however, are only about one-third filled, and to fill these shelves a total of at least $40,000, over and above the regularly appropriated funds, will be required during the next four years. Much of the gift money received from the Library Development Program has been used to pur chase Undergraduate Library books. The Special Collections Room , also a new service since the expansion of the Main Library, provides the first proper housing for the University's rare books, manuscripts, historical documents, and other source materials .
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Types of Gifts Made for Library Development
A MARK OF A GREAT UNIVERSITY IS AN EXCELLENT LIBRARY
1 GIFTS OF CASH FOR THE PURCHASE OF BOOKS Cash gifts are urgently needed by the Li GIFTS OF BOOKS AND OTHER LIBRARY MATERIALS brary to purchase additional books required to "fill the 3 gaps" in its present collection. The Library also welcomes gifts of books A total of 1015 individuals and organizations from private library collections, manuscripts, and other made gifts of cash to the Library during 1960. Those library materials which have educational or historical giving were divided into three groups as follows: value. These gifts can help immensely in building up the LIBRARY PATRONS - 10 individuals and organizations Library's collection. giving $1,000 or more. A total of 461 individuals and organizations LIBRARY DONORS - 27 individuals and organizations made gifts of books and other library materials during giving from $100 to $1,000. 1960. LIBRARY CONTRIBUTORS - 978 individuals and organi zations giving up to $100. 4 GIFTS MADE TO ESTABLISH MEMORIALS Gifts to the Library serve a dual purpose 2 GIFTS OF CASH TO ESTABLISH ENDOWMENT FUNDS when given as memorials. Not only do they contribute to the education of future generations, they also perpetuate Endowment funds are the best possible means the memory of a loved one or a friend . Special bookplates I of helping the long-range development of the Library. are placed in all books given as memorials. Similarly, They provide permanent sources of income for the pur library gifts may be used to honor individuals still living. chase of books. Such funds are invested, with the annual A total of 68 individuals were honored or income used to enlarge the Library collection. memorialized by gifts of books and cash to purchase Two individuals and organizations established books during 1960. endowment funds in 1960 .
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Types of Gifts Made for Library Development , .,
A MARK OF A GREAT UNIVERSITY IS AN EXCELLENT LIBRARY
1 GIFTS OF CASH FOR THE PURCHASE OF BOOKS
Cash gifts are urgently needed by the Li GIFTS OF BOOKS AND OTHER LIBRARY MATERIALS brary to purchase additional books required to " fill the 3 gaps" in its present collection. The Library also welcomes gifts of books A total of 1015 individuals and organizations from private library collections, manuscripts, and other made gifts of cash to the Library during 1960. Those library materials which have educational or historical giving were divided into three groups as follows: value. These gifts can help immensely in building up the LIBRARY PATRONS-I0 individuals and organizations Library's collection. giving $1 ,000 or more. A total of 461 individuals and organizations LIBRARY DONORS - 27 individuals and organizations made gifts of books and other library materials during giving from $100 to $1 ,000. 1960. LIBRARY CONTRIBUTORS - 978 individuals and organi zations giving up to $100. 4 GIFTS MADE TO ESTABLISH MEMORIALS Gifts to the Library serve a dual purpose 2 GIFTS OF CASH TO ESTABLISH ENDOWMENT FUNDS when given as memorials. Not only do they contribute to the education of future generations, they also perpetuate Endowment funds are the best possible means the memory of a loved one or afriend. Special bookplates of helping the long-range development of the Library. are placed in all books given as memorials. Similarly, They provide permanent sources of income for the pur library gifts may be used to honor individuals still living. chase of books. Such funds are invested, with the annual A total of 68 individuals were honored or income used to enlarge the Library collection. memorialized by gifts of books and cash to purchase Two individuals and organizations established books during 1960. endowment funds in 1960.
7 6 Library Patrons Library Donors (Those giving $1000 or more) (Those g iv ing $100 to 51000 ) Better English Fund American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co . Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. DeFriece Army ROTC Brigade (U-T) Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. DeFriece, Jr. Paul C . Avery '25 S. E. Massengill Co . Buckman Laboratories, Inc. Hardy Moore Graham, Coca-Cola Coffee County Alumni Chapter Bottling Co., Union City and Martin John W. Fisher '38 Hamilton National Bank Harley F . Flannigan John C . Hodges William W. Goodman Miller's W. C. Hale Richard L. Moore, Jr. '34 Jessie W. Harris '08 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Robinson '15, Cornelia Smartt Hodges ' 16, '30 Arthur B. Hyman '01 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Walters '18 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B. James '27 , '30 Sara Pollard Wharton Jesse D. Levy ' 13 Louise M. McCleary ' 13 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meek Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Club Bertha C. Parker '34 RSITY Plough, Inc. Mrs. Arthur L. Pollard SSEE J . Sharp Queener '29 RY Rich's , Inc . Tennessee Valley Bank Timberlake Community Club University of Tennessee Bookstore at Martin Charles C . Verstandig '39 Mrs. George T . Wilhelm , GIVEN IN MEMORY OF The Reverend John M. Walters and his wife Lula Franklin Walters by Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Walters
8 9 Library Patrons Library Donors (Those giving $1000 or more) (Those giv ing $100 to S1000) Better English Fund American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. DeFriece Army ROTC Brigade (U-T) Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. DeFriece, Jr. S. E. Massengill Co . Paul C . Avery ' 25 , "I Buckman Laboratories, Inc. Hardy Moore Graham, Coca-Cola Coffee County Alumni Chapter Bottling Co., Union City and Martin John W. Fisher '38 Hamilton National Bank ,. Harley F . Flannigan John C. Hodges William W. Goodman Miller's W. C. Hale Richard L. Moore, Jr. '34 Jessie W. Harris '08 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Robinson ' 15, Cornelia Smartt Hodges '16, '30 Arthur B. Hyman '01 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Walters '18 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B. James '27 , '30 Sara Pollard Wharton Jesse D. Levy'13 Louise M. McCleary ' 13 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meek Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Club Bertha C. Parker '34 Plough, Inc. Mrs. Arthur L. Pollard J. Sharp Queener '29 Rich' s , Inc. Tennessee Valley Bank Timberlake Community Club University of Tennessee Bookstore at Martin ., Charles C . Verstandig '39 Mrs. George T . Wilhelm
;.~ GIVEN IN MEMORY OF The Reverend John M. Walters and his wife Lula Franklin Walters by Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Walters
8 9 Library Contributors Alma Bentley '39 Lora Bernard '51 A Mrs. W. E . Bibee Jerome C. Ables '57 Clyde B . Austin Dr. and Mrs. Archer Bishop '32, EX' JJI3RIS Elizabeth McMahon Adamitis '42 W. W. Aydelott ' 35 '34 C\l\"ER.'SITY OF' TE:\W.SSr.:.F: Grady W. Agee '50 Myra L. Bishop I Shaukat Ahmed B A. K. Bissell Reba Akard '56 Lynn S. Babb '52 Barbara D. Blackburn '59 H. D. Akers '47 Carl N. Bacon '50 Breen Bland '40 Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Alison '09, ' 10 Mr. and Mrs. E . A. Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Edward E . Bland '51 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Allen Thomas A. Bailey '58 Rebecca Bledsoe Gertrude Blye ' 41 '44, '43 Mrs. Harry Bainbridge r1n Harry P . Boarts William S. Allen '47 Mrs. Charles Baird , IOII~" .. ',I II':. \ Alpha Chi Sigma Joe M. Baker, Jr. '50 Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Boarts F/\,V.lLY JVE.V.ORIAL FOLl\DATIO,\ G. Martin Amacher '58 Lenox D. Baker '29 Sam W. Bobo '32 1904 American Institute of Chemical William C. Baker, Jr. ' 25 W. R. Bobo '48 "'OR TH£. rURCHASF: or BOOh.S Engineers William C. Baker III '58 Mrs. James H. Boehms J" T11E. CL/\35IC5 Mr. and Mrs . H. G. Amerine, Jr. William H. Baker '52 Phyllis S. Boggan '60 '39, '40 Evelyn Bales Edward J. Boling '48, '50 Alex Anderson '58 George D. Ball '55 Evelyn Bonham Frank A. Anderson Ronald Bamford Mrs. Walter M. Bonham Gladys Lowe Anderson ' 20 Mrs. Max R. Bandy ' 05 Jacob O. Booher, Jr. ' 60 Harold H. Anderson Charles I. Barber Daniel Boone '23 J . Eddie Anderson, Jr. '50 Mr. and Mrs. Clive W. Bare Robert F . Boreing '60 Mrs. Fred D. Bryant '24 Mary Trim Anderson '31 Elizabeth Barkley Virginia Boswell '54 J . S. Buchugnani '37 W. Cecil Anderson ' 20 Jeanne Barkley Theron A. Bracey '36 Ruth Buckley Walter L. Anderson '28 W. Carlton Barnes '57 Donald H. Bradley '52 H. E. Buckminster Mrs. A. N. Andrews '03 William P. Barnes '59 John W. Bradley, Jr. '42 C . A. Buehler Mr. and Mrs . Forrest Andrews Mrs. Paul Barnett Kathleen G. Bragg '41 Mrs. Horace Burnett '23 Julia Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bass ' 24 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Brakebill Lala S. Burnett '48 W. H. Andrews '43 Mr. and Mrs. David J . Batdorf '40, '42 Judy Dortch Burrow '44 John M . Archer, Jr. '29 '53, '54 Nora P . Branch Margaret L. Burton '59 Mary R. Armstrong ' 29 Lee H. Battle, Jr. '36 Rufus Branch ' 12 Robert C . Burton '31 Edward W. Arnn '56 Mrs. Harry Bauer '26 Arthur A. Brandau '45 James Lee Butler '50 Leonard E . Arnn '36 Shelton L. Beatty '23 Robert Brashear '28 Margaret Butler '30 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Arnold '49 Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. G. C. E. Brewer '56 Mrs. Thomas E. Byrum, Jr. Beryl H. Arrants Bedinger '33 Mrs. B . B. Brier , Mrs. W. Y. Arrants Dr. and Mrs. William C. Bedoit, C. C. Brill John E . Arthur '45 Jr. '47, '50 Louise Brock '40 Paul T . Artis '58 Mrs. H. H. Beeler '57 Flora B . Brody ' 25 c John A. Artz '23 H. George Beets ' 33 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Brooks Otis D. Cagle, Jr. '50 Sam Asen Georgia L. Bell '37 Cecil R . Brooks '33 Perry H. Callahan' 16 Harry W. Asquith '39 E. Melvin Bellott '44 Harvey Broome '23 Catherine Campbell ' 41 Mrs. Otho Atkin Fernando L . de Benavent E . A. Browder '36 T . H. Campbell Atlanta Chapter, U-T Alumni Mrs. Wiley Bennett '54, '59 Margaret Browder '35 Mr. and Mrs. Warren E . Campbell Association Louis Benson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brown '30 '58 10 11 Library Contributors Alma Bentley '39 Lora Bernard '51 A Mrs. W. E . Bibee Jerome C. Ables '57 Clyde B . Austin Dr. and Mrs. Archer Bishop '32, E:'\" L1BRIS Elizabeth McMahon Adamitis '42 W. W. Aydelott ' 35 '34 l\I\ffiSIn Of 'n:\W,SS[C Grady W. Agee '50 Myra L. Bishop Shaukat Ahmed B A. K. Bissell Reba Akard '56 Lynn S. Babb '52 Barbara D. Blackburn '59 Breen Bland '40 , H. D. Akers '47 Carl N. Bacon '50
12 13 Willis H. Campbell Sue Clarke Cox ' 46 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Dominick'35 Engineering Drawing Department Mr. and Mrs. William R . Cardwell Anita Crabtree '60 Floyd Dooley ' 13 (U-T) '60 John W. Crabtree '34 John W. Dorman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ewing '33 George Carmack ' 27 Anna M. Creekmore ' 45, '50 J. Ray Dotson '57 Aileen Ezell '45 J . H. Carney Mr. and Mrs. J . Ray Crittenden Lyle B. Doty '36 Everett E . Carrier '28 '27 N. W. Dougherty '09 Katherine Carson '02 Herman N. Crockett '40 Sudie Hunt Doughton '59 F Richard L. Carson ' 35 Paul C. Cromwell Miss Hal J. Douglas '45 Faculty Women's Club (U-T) , Clyde L. Carter '4 1, '47 C. V. Croswell '25 .... Robert M. Dowd Alice Sue Fairless '44, '51 John P. Carter, Sr. '02 Mabel Crow '25 Mildred E. Doyle '40 Ray H. Farmer '53 Weldon E. Cate '31 W. Jack Crowder '41 James Draper, Sr. '36 Turley Farrar '39 William J. Catron ' 43 Forrest W. Crowe'38 Mrs. S. W. Duggan Gilbert M. Farrier , ~ Mrs. Dan M. Chambliss Evans R. Crowell '18 Sam F. D. Duke '38 Donald A. Fee Frances Champion '41 Celia Mae Cummins '42 Dave and Jan Dukes '51 Mrs. H. W. Feeman Franklin S. Chance, Sr. ' 14 Mrs. Harry A. Curtis Horace Dunagan, Jr. '49 Edgar Fergason George Peel Chandler, Jr. '57 Laurence K. Cutkomp Charles E. Dunlap Mrs. Charles E. Ferris Elizabeth Chapman '57 Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Dunlap Francis M. Fesmire Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Chavannes D Joe C. Dunn '48 William C. Fetherston , 18, '21 Dairy Council of Knoxville John R. Dunning Frederick A. Ficken Chemical Engineering Department Oliver H. Dale '48 Harry K. Dupree Harold S. Fink (U-T) Betty Terrell Dancer '47 Mrs. Ralph W. DuPree Lewis C. Finley '55 Ted Chumley '50 Mrs. W. M. Daniel '49 Barbara Q. Durden '54 First Presbyterian Church Staff Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cifers '41 Albert A. Danish and Choir Mrs. Earl Clark, Jr. '43 Mote E. Dann '42 Wayne Fisher '52, '57 Mrs. Harold Clark James H . David E William P. Fisher '60 Mrs. James L. Clark, Jr. Davidson County Chapter, East Tennessee Education Associ N. E. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. William R. Clark '49 U-T Alumni Association ation, Home Economics Section S. W. Fiveash '50 William B. Clayton '25 James F . Davidson George D. Easter, Jr. John Flannigan '31 Katherine Clement '20 Mrs. Thomas H. Davidson James R. Eckel, Jr. '53, '57 R. L. Fleming Nina D. Clements Betty R . Davis '49, '55 Cola L . Edwards '58 Mary Ida Flowers Mrs. William B. Cleveland Carleton B. Davis '53, '56 Kathleen E. Edwards '41 Mrs. Nathan F. Ford '47 William B. C1otworthy, Jr. '44 Clara Marie Davis ' 37 Ralph H. Effler '51 Mrs. Cecil Forinash '38 Wade W. Clutton, Jr. '59 Richard B. Davis Raymond Eichmann'51 David P. Forrest '57 Estha Cole Ella J. Day Thomas W. Elder ' 48 Joan Forrester Stephen D. Coleman '60 J. L. Day '58 ·1 James H. Eldridge '34 Mrs. T. T. Fortinberry '36 Louise Conner '55 Allen Dayhuff '31 Electrical Engineering Department Earl C. Foster '25 M. B. Conviser A. A. Deakins, Jr. '41 (U-T) William J. Fountain '30 Lester M. Cook '36 Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlisle Dean '26 Robert B. Ellenburg '42 Frank Fourny '48 ' .. James A. Cooley William L. DeBoard '57 Joe D. Eller '56 Fowler, Rowntree & Fowler Margaret Anne Cooper '53 E. P . Deuberry ,20 C. Perry Ellis ' 37 Harley Fowler' 11 Fauno L. Cordes Robert Devenish ' 50 Harold R. Ellis '49 W. Neil Franklin ' 24 Joe N. Corgan Mrs. Gay DeWitt William A. Ellis, Jr. '32 Ralph K. Franse '51 James A. Cotton '53 Walter S. Diehl '15 Lynden L. Elmore '18 Alfred Frazier '30 Steve W. Cowan '55 Iva Nora Dixon '56 J . T . Elrod '16 Fred B. Frazier '08 Corinne C . Cox '41 John H. Dobson '48 Theo J. Emison ' 37 Donald B. Freeman '57 John C. Cox Raymond E . Dobyns '50 James C. Emory '22 Richard E . Fuchs '58
12 13 Jack B . Fugate '59 Lowell L. Giffen '35 T . R. Harrington, Jr. ' 37 Frank Fuller '50 Mabel L . Gildersleeve ' 07 Allen Harris '02 H. W. Fuller Mary E . Gildersleeve '07 Daphne Harris Oneal Fullwood '55 Edmundo Tellez Giron Haywood S. Harris '51 Harriet Fulton Mary Louise Gladish '41 Ruth E. Harris '47, '51 Jeff D. Fults '98 Charlotte W. Glickfield Mrs. Glenn E . Harriss '49 , '53 Future Homemakers of America Theodore W. Glocker Julian Harriss '39 Baileyton High School Mrs. James E . Goddard Robert L . Harvey '28 Centerville Chapter Dorothy D. Godfrey '48 t. Mr. and Mrs. James Haslam II Claiborne County High School Katherine T. Gooch '52, '53 Dickson High School Robert J . Goodall '45 Carol Arnold Hay '56 Dyersburg High School Mrs. Alvin Gordon ' 60 Clara P. Haynes ' 16 Etowah High School J. W. Gordon '48 James H. Haynes '57 Fulton High School Mo rdecai H. Go rdon ' 50 Elizabeth Heap ' 31 Contributions help put more books on Jackson County Central High Mrs. E . G. Grandison '40 Henry Hedden '46 the shelves of the new and popular School Mr. and Mrs. Armour T . Granger Aake F . Hedman Undergraduate Library . LaFollette High School Curtis O . Grantham '58 Mrs. James A. Heim ' 40 Lascassas Chapter Mrs. Paul T. Graves Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Henderson Marshall County High School Mary A. Gray '28 '53, '50 Andrew D. Holt Horace Maynard High School Condon Greene '24 Mary Ruth Henderson Margaret B. Holt '51 Memphis Technical High School Harriet C. Greve '06 Mr. and Mrs. William E . Hendrix Marten ten Hoor Newport Chapter Mrs. J. R . Grobmyer '39 ' 35 , '39 Lt. and Mrs. L. P . Horanyi '55 Peabody High School Paul Gross Herbert B. Henegar ' 12 Aaron Horowitz ' 28 Pleasant Hill School Aaron Grouse ' 32 Joseph R. Henry ' 39 George Horton '30 Rutledge High School William D. Gude '52 Houston Herndon '30 Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Horton '32, Treadwell High School James C . Guinn '49 Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Hertel '35 White House High School Alfred and Clara Hesler Robert H. Horton ' 32 Wynn High School H Esther C . Hesler Gomer D. Hoskins ' 24 John F. Fuzek '43 Mrs. J. W. Hackney '37 L. R. Hesler Mr. and Mrs. Louis P . Hoskins Adela E. Haenseler ' 15 J . P. Hess ' 16, ' 17 '54 G Henry A. Haenseler ' 15 James H . Hickman, Jr. '42 Sara D . Hoskins '59 Eugene W. Gadberry ' 34, '40 Mary Ann Hagler '57 Klaus H. Hierholzer Hazen E . House Annie L. Galbraith ' 46 Ida Frances Hail Ralph Higgins ' 48 James R. Howard '40, '41 Helen Galbreath ' 14 Malcolm B. Hale '57 Ruth Highberger Mr. and Mrs. Roger Howell '32 Mr. and Mrs. Frank B . Galyon '14 James S. Hall '20 Daniel L . Hill '54 John F . Humphrey, Jr. '57 Mabel F . Gammon ' 07 Louise Hall Fontaine S. Hill '43 Sara M . Hunt H. Paul Gant ' 06 William P . Halliday '49 Mrs. Charles W. Hinkle ' 07 R. L . Huntington I Mr. and Mrs. Burton A. Gaskill Everette R. Halstead, Jr. '50 James E . Hinkle '49 Joseph E. Huskey '53 , 10, , 11 Arley Hamby , 33 Charles S. Hobbs Charles M. Hutchinson '49 E. L. George '27 J . F. Hamilton '21 Hugo F . Hoenigsberg Helen Hutchison J . A. George J . Ralph Hamilton '24 J . Wesley Hoffmann J . C. Hutchison '35 Marguerite K. German '31 Mrs. James A. Hamilton Mrs. Ray Holbert Edith L. Hutsell '48 William G. Ghormley '42 Joe G. Harbison, Jr. ' 43 Mrs. A. R . Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hutson, Jr. Grace Gibbs '49 Virginia Hardie Joann Hollaway '31 , '33 Betty Jean Gibson ' 60 Luke Lea Harle ' 28 James E . Holley, Jr. '54 John A. Hyman ' 46 Donald B. Gibson '49 Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Harms Otis R. Holley '27 Maurice H. Hyman '09 14 15 Jack B. Fugate '59 Lowell L. Giffen '35 T . R. Harrington, Jr. ' 37 Frank Fuller '50 Mabel L . Gildersleeve '07 Allen Harris '02 H. W. Fuller Mary E . Gildersleeve '07 Daphne Harris Oneal Fullwood '55 Edmundo Tellez Giron Haywood S. Harris '51 Harriet Fulton Mary Louise Gladish '41 Ruth E. Harris '47, '51 Jeff D. Fults '98 Charlotte W. Glickfield Mrs . Glenn E . Harriss '49 , '53 Future Homemakers of America Theodore W. Glocker Julian Harriss '39 Baileyton High School Mrs. James E . Goddard Robert L. Harvey '28 Centerville Chapter Dorothy D. Godfrey '48 \.; Mr. and Mrs. James Haslam II , Claiborne County High School Katherine T . Gooch '52, '53 Dickson High School Robert J . Goodall '45 Car.ol Arnold Hay '56 Dyersburg High School Mrs. Alvin Gordon '60 Clara P. Haynes ' 16 Etowah High School J . W. Gordon '48 James H. Haynes '57 Fulton High School Mordecai H. Gordon '50 Elizabeth Heap '31 Contributions help put more books on Jackson County Central High Mrs. E . G. Grandison '40 Henry Hedden '46 the shelves of the new and popular School Mr. and Mrs. Armour T. Granger Aake F . Hedman Undergraduate Library . LaFollette High School Curtis O. Grantham '58 Mrs. James A. Heim ' 40 Lascassas Chapter Mrs. Paul T . Graves Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Henderson Marshall County High School Mary A. Gray '28 '53, '50 Andrew D. Holt Horace Maynard High School Condon Greene '24 Mary Ruth Henderson Margaret B. Holt '51 Memphis Technical High School Harriet C. Greve '06 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hendrix Marten ten Hoor Newport Chapter Mrs. J . R. Grobmyer '39 '35, '39 Lt. and Mrs. L. P . Horanyi '55 Peabody High School Paul Gross Herbert B. Henegar ' 12 Aaron Horowitz '28 Pleasant Hill School Aaron Grouse '32 Joseph R. Henry '39 George Horton '30 Rutledge High School William D. Gude '52 Houston Herndon '30 Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Horton '32, Treadwell High School James C. Guinn '49 Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Hertel '35 White House High School Alfred and Clara Hesler Robert H. Horton '32 Wynn High School H Esther C . Hesler Gomer D. Hoskins '24 John F. Fuzek '43 Mrs. J. W. Hackney '37 L . R. Hesler Mr. and Mrs. Louis P . Hoskins Adela E. Haenseler '15 J . P . Hess ' 16, ' 17 '54 G Henry A. Haenseler '15 James H. Hickman, Jr. '42 Sara D. Hoskins '59 Eugene W. Gadberry '34, '40 Mary Ann Hagler '57 Klaus H. Hierholzer Hazen E . House Annie L. Galbraith '46 Ida Frances Hail Ralph Higgins '48 James R. Howard '40 , '41 Helen Galbreath ' 14 Malcolm B. Hale '57 Ruth Highberger Mr. and Mrs. Roger Howell '32 Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Galyon '14 James S. Hall '20 .. Daniel L. Hill '54 John F . Humphrey, Jr. '57 Mabel F . Gammon '07 Louise Hall Fontaine S. Hill '43 Sara M. Hunt H. Paul Gant '06 William P . Halliday '49 Mrs. Charles W. Hinkle '07 R. L . Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Burton A. Gaskill Everette R. Halstead, Jr. '50 James E . Hinkle '49 Joseph E . Huskey '53 ' 10, '11 Arley Hamby '33 Charles S. Hobbs Charles M. Hutchinson '49 E . L. George '27 J. F. Hamilton '21 Hugo F. Hoenigsberg Helen Hutchison J. A. George J. Ralph Hamilton '24 J . Wesley Hoffmann J . C. Hutchison '35 Marguerite K. German '31 Mrs. James A. Hamilton Mrs. Ray Holbert Edith L. Hutsell '48 William G. Ghormley '42 Joe G. Harbison, Jr. ' 43 Mrs. A. R. Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hutson, Jr. Grace Gibbs '49 Virginia Hardie Joann Hollaway '31 , '33 Betty Jean Gibson '60 Luke Lea Harle '28 James E . Holley, Jr. '54 John A. Hyman ' 46 Donald B. Gibson '49 Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Harms Otis R. Holley '27 Maurice H. Hyman '09 14 15 I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J . Kerr '36 Mr. and Mrs, William H. Lockwood William H. Martin John E . Kesterson '39 Phyllis Ilett ' 26 Salvador Martin-Sosa Bertha G. King '59 Harmon Long Joseph J . Martorano Industrial Engineering Department Carmen King '60 Nora Looney '30 (U-T) George Massey James M . King '35 Inez Lovelace '25 Irving Club William M. Massey '52 , '54 Lloyd King Howard H. Lumsden ' 43 Bennie D. Mayberry C. Edwin Irwin, Jr. '56 Virginia King '54 Dorothy B . Lush Mrs. Thomas C. Mayo '53 Curtis P . Irwin, Jr. '42 Earl M. Knepp Phillip Lyle ' 31 Mechanical Engineering Knox Area Home Economists O. J. Lynn '32 Department (U-T) Mr. and Mrs. Carl Koella ' 30 Lucille Meek '23 "-'Alfred E . Jackson '42 Shigeii Kogachi '53 M Shirley Mehlhorn '59 Mildred J acocks ' 18 Theo T . Kozlowski Luke M. McAmis ' 24 Hayes Melson '51 Mrs. Thomas L. James, Jr. '27 W. C . Kruze, Jr. Mary Elizabeth McCabe '37 Mrs. J . T. Mengel W. L. Janes, Jr. '47 J . Warren Kyle '42 Charles M . McCalla ' 49 David Meriweather '31 Herbert B . Jarnagin, Jr. ' 41 Lora Mayo McClain '31 T . W. Meriwether '50 Gladys S. Jennings '27 L Mary Maude McClanahan ' 29, '48 Carlie Merritt J. R . Jennison '37 Leonard E . Ladd ' 31 Porter McColloch ' 14 Bernadine Meyer William H. Jesse Robert T . Lagemann R. M. McConnell ' 13 Mr. and Mrs, Harvey G. Meyer Charles E. Johnson '50 Barney L. Lane '50 Andrew E . McCord '44 Mr, and Mrs, George Miles '50 George W. Johnson '58 Dick Lane '48 W. H. McCroskey, Jr. '32 William E. Mileski '50 Homer F. Johnson Mrs. Francis L. Langford, Jr. '55 E . H. McDonald '54 Daniel Daney Miller '09 Nellie E. Johnson Mrs. David S. Lansden Minnie McDonald '33 Don D. Miller Robert C . Johnson ' 60 Leon Lantz Webster C. McEachern '29 Phillip A. Miller Blanche R. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Latta '48, '47 Dr. and Mrs , David L. McElroy Scott F . Miller '59 Herndon R. Johnston '32 Nathan C . Latture '55 '57, '54 ZelIa H. Mills Mrs. James G. Johnston, Jr. '56 Marion Lawhorn Dr, and Mrs. James G. McFaddin Doris W. Milton '44 Thomas N. Johnston '26, '33 Buell E. Lawson ' 49 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hall McFarlin Mrs. John R. Minchew '45 Mildred W. Jones ' 26 Mrs. Robert Lay '40, '41 Charles R. Minsker '50 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jones ' 19 , ,16 Robert S. Leach ' 15 Charles H. McFee ' 12 Mrs. James T . Mitchell H. P . Lee '38 Neta Boyd McFee ' 16, '29 John A. Mitchell '23 William E. Jones '55 Jefferson O. Leinart '04 Mrs. H. W. McIlwaine '09 Richard H. Mitchell '57 F red L. Jordan '48 Shirley C . Lemons '55 L. M. McIlwaine '33 Ruby Mize '39 S. H. Jury Mrs. George Leonard Wayne McKeel '57 Charles A. Mobley '09 John H. Lesher '36 G. G. McKellar ' 17 Ann Molleson '44 K Denny L. Lett '57 S. H. McKenzie, Jr. '36 Mrs. R. A. Monroe Saul Kaplan Louis L. Levi '42 Charles A. McMahon III '60 Mrs. George Montillon Harry J . Kapp Morton Levine W. S. McNab ' 15 .James P . Mooney '06 Berwind N. Kaufmann George T. Lewis, Jr. '36 James J. McNabb '59 Alice Moore # Estes Kefauver '24 J . D. Lewis, Jr. '31 R. A. McNees Booker T. Moore J . L. Kelso, Jr. '49 Library Staff (U-T) Will A. McTeer '26 Donald Moore '49 E . D. Kemp ' 11 Asa D. Lindamood, Jr. '60 Robert Emory Maddox '53 James L. Moore III '60 Adele M. Kennedy '45 Ralph D . Lineberger '55, '56 Laura S. Mapp '59 James M. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kennerly Mr, and Mrs. Cole W. Litton '54, Mrs, George Mars '59 Mrs. Lyle Moore '39 '3 1, ' 29 '58 Colleen Terry Marshall Margaret Boarts Moore Mrs . Brice W. Kenyon A. Walton Litz '22 Bernie B. Martin '09 Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Moore '46, Frank Kerr, Jr. '42 James P . Lockert '54 Willard Martin '42 '49
16 17 I Mr. and Mrs . Herbert J . Kerr '36 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lockwood William H. Martin John E. Kesterson '39 '26 Salvador Martin-Sosa Phyllis Ilett Bertha G. King '59 Harmon Long Joseph J. Martorano Industrial Engineering Department Carmen King '60 Nora Looney '30 George Massey (U-T) James M . King '35 Inez Lovelace '25 William M. Massey '52 , '54 Irving Club Lloyd King Howard H. Lumsden ' 43 Bennie D. Mayberry C . Edwin Irwin, Jr. '56 Virginia King '54 Dorothy B. Lush Mrs. Thomas C. Mayo '53 Curtis P. Irwin, Jr. '42 Earl M. Knepp Phillip Lyle ' 31 Mechanical Engineering Knox Area Home Economists O. J . Lynn '32 Department (U-T) , ~ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Koella ' 30 Lucille Meek ' 23 Alfred E. Jackson '42 Shigeii Kogachi '53 M Shirley Mehlhorn '59 Mildred J acocks ' 18 Theo T . Kozlowski Luke M. McAmis '24 Hayes Melson '51 Mrs. Thomas L. James, Jr. '27 W. C. Kruze, Jr. Mary Elizabeth McCabe '37 Mrs. J . T. Mengel W. L. Janes, Jr. '47 J . Warren Kyle ' 42 Charles M . McCalla '49 David Meriweather '31 Herbert B . Jarnagin, Jr. ' 41 Lora Mayo McClain ' 31 T . W. Meriwether '50 Gladys S. Jennings '27 L Mary Maude McClanahan ' 29 , '48 Carlie Merritt J. R . Jennison '37 Leonard E. Ladd ' 31 Porter McColloch' 14 Bernadine Meyer William H. Jesse Robert T. Lagemann R. M. McConnell ' 13 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Meyer Charles E . Johnson '50 Barney L. Lane '50 Andrew E . McCord '44 Mr. and Mrs. George Miles '50 George W. Johnson '58 Dick Lane '48 W. H. McCroskey, Jr. '32 William E . Mileski '50 Homer F. Johnson Mrs. Francis L. Langford, Jr. '55 E . H. McDonald '54 Daniel Daney Miller '09 Nellie E. Johnson Mrs. David S. Lansden Minnie McDonald '33 Don D. Miller Robert C . Johnson '60 Leon Lantz Webster C. McEachern '29 Phillip A. Miller Blanche R. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Latta '48, '47 Dr. and Mrs. David L. McElroy Scott F . Miller '59 Herndon R. Johnston '32 Nathan C . Latture '55 '57, '54 ZelIa H. Mills Mrs. James G. Johnston, Jr. '56 Marion Lawhorn Dr. and Mrs . James G. McFaddin Doris W. Milton '44 Thomas N. Johnston '26, '33 Buell E. Lawson '49 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hall McFarlin Mrs. John R. Minchew '45 Mildred W. Jones ' 26 Mrs. Robert Lay '40, '41 Charles R. Minsker '50 Mr. and Mrs . Robert A. Jones ' 19 , Charles H. McFee '12 Mrs. James T. Mitchell ,16 Robert S. Leach ' 15 H. P. Lee '38 Neta Boyd McFee '16, '29 John A. Mitchell '23 William E. Jones '55 Jefferson O. Leinart '04 Mrs. H. W. McIlwaine '09 Richard H. Mitchell '57 Fred L. Jordan '48 Shirley C . Lemons '55 L. M. McIlwaine '33 Ruby Mize '39 S. H. Jury Mrs. George Leonard Wayne McKeel '57 Charles A. Mobley '09 John H. Lesher '36 G. G. McKellar ' 17 Ann Molleson '44 K Denny L. Lett '57 S. H. McKenzie, Jr. '36 Mrs. R. A. Monroe Saul Kaplan Louis L . Levi '42 Charles A. McMahon III '60 Mrs. George Montillon Harry J . Kapp Morton Levine W. S. McNab ' 15 .James P . Mooney '06 Berwind N. Kaufmann George T . Lewis, Jr. '36 James J . McNabb '59 Alice Moore Estes Kefauver '24 J. D. Lewis, Jr. '31 .. R. A. McNees Booker T. Moore J. L. Kelso, Jr. '49 Library Staff (U-T) Will A. McTeer '26 Donald Moore '49 E. D. Kemp ' 11 Asa D. Lindamood, Jr. '60 Robert Emory Maddox '53 James L. Moore III '60 Adele M. Kennedy '45 Ralph D. Lineberger '55, '56 Laura S. Mapp '59 James M. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kennerly Mr. and Mrs. Cole W. Litton '54, Mrs. George Mars '59 Mrs. Lyle Moore '39 '31 , ' 29 '58 Colleen Terry Marshall Margaret Boarts Moore Mrs. Brice W. Kenyon A. Walton Litz '22 Bernie B. Martin '09 Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Moore '46, Frank Kerr, Jr. '42 James P . Lockert '54 Willard Martin '42 '49
16 17 Merritt H. Moore David G. Ostrolenk Mrs. John W. Poore Gomer W. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan Ralph T. Overman James P. Pope Mr. and Mrs. Judson H. Moore '50 Virginia Pope Robertson ' 30 William R. Moore '56 p Floyd B. Porter '14 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mrs. John E. Moreland '48 W. Bonson Potter ' 30 Robertson '48, '52 Paul Papavisiliou Mrs. Rufus S. Morgan '47 John W. Prados Lynne K. Robinson Louis A. Pardue Thomas W. Morgan '56 Barbara S. Price '60 Sue M. Robinson '49, '53 Lewis C. Park '34 Oscar Moser, Jr. '59 George H. Price '50 Thomas L. Robinson ' 15, '28 Mary Foster Park '21 Harles O. Mullinix '42 Julia Price Gordon B. Rogers '23 Leon L. Parris '48 A. C. Mullins '42 W. M. Prichard '35 Orner L. Rogers ' 34 Edwin Sanford Patterson J. W. Mumford J. B. Proctor '50 Richard Rosenberg '54 William L. Patterson '32 Celia M. Munnius Margaret Putman '42 George C. Rowlett Thomas A. Payne Louise E. Murphy Mary R. Ruble '42 Lacy Peacock Robert T. Mynatt '51 Turnley Rudolph John K. Pearce, '52 Q H. Stirl Rule '33 Louise G. Pearson '31 Herbert Qualls '25 Mrs. C. B. Russell N Mrs. Lloyd G. Pease '55 Edward B. Russell '43 Anna B. Nance Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Peebles R Mr. and Mrs . Wendell H. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nations '57 Joseph W. Peeler ' 56 Stanley J. Rabold ' 33 Mr. and Mrs. Gene P. Rutledge Douglas C. Neblett '34 Betty Pendergrass '60 Mrs. Lee M. Ragsdale ' 19 '46, '48 New York Chapter, U-T Alumni Herschel Penn '30 J. D. Ramsay '30 Mrs. Gilbert Ryden '43 Association Francis D. Pepper Wassell Randolph ' 01 William W. Rymer '43 F. C. Newman Caroline Seay Perry ,25 B. V. Ramana Rao James E. Newman '43 Kate Peterson '40 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L . Rankin, L. B. Newman '23 M. D. Peterson Jr. '39, '40 William J. Nichol, Jr. '51 William Pettway '26 Leonard Raulston ' 30 S David M. Nicholas '31 Forrest T. Petty'49 John Ray '57 Elizabeth Weaver Salyer '50 Russell L. Nichols Irvin V. B. Phelan'16 Eugene P. Reams ' 49 The Samaritan Foundation Jacob H. Nicholson '23 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Theta C. S. Reeder '08 Edward Sample ' 26 A. H. Nielson Omicron Chapter James P. Reeder '19 Albert C. Samsel, Jr. '50 Ann Norman Jean A. Phillips Elizabeth L. Reid '57 John W. Sanford ' 24 Camden Norris '38 Myrtle Harris Phillips'17 Harriet Deane Reinhardt '33 Bill P. Satterfield '60 Fred H. Norris William L. Phillips'37 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Reynolds Mrs. J. W. Sauber Northside Kiwanis Club Mrs. Hubert J. Philpott ' 46 '39 Charles F. Scandlyn '58 A. J. Nottingham '54 Frank L. Phipps '11 F. M. M. Richardson '06 E. E. Scheneman ' 44 Pi Beta Phi, U-T Chapter Mrs. L. A. Richardson Robert W. Schmidt o William O. Pickard '50 O. K. Richardson '30 Bernadotte E. Schmitt '04 Marian Oates '59 Mary S. Pickett '44 Raymond J. Richardson '52 Mrs. K. Scott '37 I Mrs. Robert Ober '50 Marion M. Pickle, Jr. '49 Sim H. Richardson '49 Mrs. Thad Scott, Jr. ' 30 ('" Mr. and Mrs. John E. Oberne, Jr. Ira Pierce '53 T. W. G. Richardson, Jr. '42 D. Wilson Scruggs '40 Anna H. 0 'Connor James Fred Pinckard '50 Elizabeth J . Riggins '55 Robert T. Scruggs ' 27 Anna Mae Ogle Millard A. Pinney Donald R. Riley '50 Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Searcy Henry T. Ogle '50 Geraldine M. Piper Velma M. Riley '54, '56 J. C. O'Gwynn '29 Eva B. Pistole Edith W. Ringger ' 44 Clinton Seeley Lois Oliver '52 Oscar Plunket, Jr. '40 Ruth C. Ringo M. B . Seligstein ' 16 Mrs. John Oman III William G. Pollard Adrian L. Roberson '41 Eleanor McCleary Sellstrom '52 Faustino T. Orillo Charles Addison Pollock '43 Mrs. Sam H. Roberson '36 Don T . Settles ' 45 18 19 Gomer W. Roberts Merritt II . Moore David G. Ostrolenk Mrs. John W. Poore l\llr. and Mrs . Thomas Morgan Ralph T. Overman James P. Pope Mr. and Mrs. Judson II. Robertson . 30 Moore '50 Virginia Pope Mr. and 1,\,lrs . Richard C. \Villiam R. Moore '56 Floyd B. Porter ' 14 W. Bonson Potter '30 Robertson '48, '52 Mrs. John E. Moreland '48 Paul Papavisiliou Mrs. Rufus S. Morgan '47 John \\T. Prados LYlme K. Robinson Louis A. Pardue Sue M. Robinson '49, '53 Thomas W . Morgan '56 Barbara S. Price '60 Lewis C. Park '34 George H. Price '50 Thomas L. Robinson ' 15, '28 Oscar Moser, ,Jr. '59 Mary Foster Park '21 Julia Price Gordon B. Rogers '23 Harles O . Mullinix '42 Leon L. Parris '48 W . M. P richard ' 35 Orner L. Rogers '34 , A. C. Mullins '42 Edwin Sanford Patterson J . B . Proctor '50 Richard Rosenberg '54 J. W. Mumford William L. Patterson '32 Celia M. Munnius Margaret Putman '42 George C . Rowlett Thomas A. Payne Mary R. Ruble '42 Louise E . Murphy Lacy Peacock Robert T . Mynatt '51 Turnley Rudolph John K . Pearce, '52 Q H. Stir! Rule '33 Herbert Qualls '25 Louise G. Pearson '3 1 Mrs. C . B. Russell N Mrs . Lloyd G. Pease '55 Edward B. Russell '43 Anna B. Nance Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Peebles Mr. and Mrs. Wende ll H Ru ssell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nations '57 Joseph W . Peeler '56 Stanley .I . Rabold ' 33 Mr . and Mrs. Gene P. Rutledge Douglas C. Neblett '34 Betty Pende rgrass '60 Mrs. Lee M. Ragsdale' 19 '46, '48 J. D Ram say '30 :'-Jew York Chapter, U-T Alumni lIerschel Penn '30 Mrs. Gilbert Ryden ' 43 l\ssociation F rancis D. Pepper Wassell Randolph '01 William W. Rymer '43 F . C . Newman Caroline Seay Perry '25 B. V. Ramana Rao .James E . Newman '43 Kate Peterson '40 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Rankin, L. B. Newman '2:j M. D. Peterson Jr. '39, '40 William,J . Nichol, ,Jr. '51 William Pettway '26 Leonard Raulston ' 30 s David M. Nicholas '31 Forrest T. Petty '49 John Ray ' 57 Elizabeth Weaver Salyer '50 Russell L . '\iichols Irvin V. B. Phelan '16 Eugene P. Reams '49 The Samaritan Foundation Jacob H. Nicholson '23 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Theta C. S. Reeder '08 Edward Sample '26 A. H. Nielson Omicron Chapter .lames P. Reeder ' 19 Albert C. Samsel, Jr. '50 Ann Norman .Jean A. Phillips Elizabeth L. Reid '57 ,John W. Sanford '24 Camden No rris '38 IVlyrtle Harris Phillips ' 17 Harriet Deane Reinhardt '33 Bill P. Satte rfield '60 F red I-I. No rris William L. Phillips '37 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Reynolds Mrs. J . W. Sauber No rths ide Kiwanis Club Mrs. Hubert J. Philpott '46 '39 Charles F. Scandlyn '58 A . .J. Nottingham '54 Frank L. Phipps ' 11 F. M. M. Richardson '06 E. E. Scheneman '44 Pi Beta Phi, U-T Chapter Mrs. L. A. Richardson Robert W. Schmidt o William O. Pickard ' 50 O. K. Richardson '30 Bernadotte E. Schmitt '04 Marian Oates '59 Mary S. Pickett '44 Raymond J . Richardson '52 Mrs. K. Scott '37 Mrs . Robert Ober '50 Marion M. Pickle, Jr. '49 Sim H. Richardson '49 Mrs. Thad Scott, Jr. ' 30 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Oberne, Jr. Ira Pierce '53 T . \V . G. Richardson, .Jr. '42 D. Wilson Scruggs '40 Anna H. O 'Connor ,James Fred Pinckard '50 Elizabeth J. Riggins '55 Robert T . Scruggs ' 27 Anna Mae Ogle Millard /\ . Pinney Donald R. Riley '50 Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Searcy Henry T . Ogle '50 Geraldine M. Piper Velma M. Riley ' 54, '56 J C. O'Gwynn '29 Eva B. Pistole Edith W. Ringge r '44 Clinton Seeley Lois Oliver '52 Oscar Plunket, Jr. '40 Ruth C. Ringo M. B . Seligstein ' 16 Mrs . .John Oman III William G. Pollard Ad rian L. Roberson '41 Eleanor McCleary Sells trom '52 Faus tino T . Orillo Charles Addison Pollock '43 Mrs. Sam H. Roberson '36 Don T. Settles '45 18 19 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Seymour Thomas M. Snodgrass '50 L. J . Stubblefield ' 39 , '41 Maude F ranees Snyder ' 40 Vernon R. Stuebing, Jr. v Henry T . Van Buren ' 42 Lewis B . Shallcross, Jr. R. S. Solinsky Jerome Stuhlbarg Mr. and Mrs. James VanDeventer Royal E . Shanks Ramon Lee Solomon ' 48 J . B . Summers ' 10 Clara Dean Vann '28 Henry C . Shapard '34 Southern Highland Handicraft Raifortl E. Sumner ' 37 Alfonso Varela Aaron J . Sharp Guild M. Vaughn Swafford '52 Austin L. Vickery Janet Sharp '49, '55 Jose Souto Candeira Mr. and Mrs. James M. Swanson Visking Company Mrs. M. A. Sharp John M. Soyars ' 33 ' 29 , '33 Max A. Vogel James McD . Shea, '05, ' 07 Ralph D. Sparkman ' 54 James B . Swing '49 Dorothy Seale Vogt '47 Shelby County Council of Elizabeth L. Speer ~ Donald K. Swingle '29 Home Demonstration Clubs Avron Spiro, Jr. '49 Everett B . Swingle '51 Mrs. Kenneth E. Shellabarger '38 Lewis H. Spivey ' 51 , ' 53 J. L. Swingle '29 VJ C. D. Sherbakoff Harvey L. Sproul ' 57 /1 Mrs. Clyde L. Wade '42 Mr. and Mrs. A. Glenn Sherrod, William Staley '57 T Dorothea Wade Jr. ' 59 Gene H. Stanford '30 J . H. Talbot, Jr. ' 26 Mr. and Mrs. James C . Wade '51 Fred C . Sherrod '50 Jean B. Stange L . Wayne Tansil '29 Mrs. John L. Wade Alex B. Shipley '30 Glea V. Stanton ' 35 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tarrant '57 Tom W. Wade, Jr. '57 Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Shipley Mary Imleda Stanton '21 W. Newlon Tauxe '41 Mrs. Montford Bacon Wales ' 35, '36, '39 John F . Staub ' 13 Alwin Thaler Mrs. Dan Walker '28 Suzanne Shipley '59 Steel Setting Service Company Richard Winston Thaler '42 Fred Collins Walker '47 Abe Shires '41 of Nashville Roderick Page Thaler '47 Helen Z . Walker Arthur Sicu1ar William G . Steffey '37 Maurice Thibault Mrs. M. E . Walker ' 30 Tom Siler '31 M. Bates Stephens ' 17 Frederick H. Thomas Mylus J . Walker '58 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Simmons W. Mary Stephens ' 20 Grant W. Thomas W. T . Walker '40 '48, '50 Bernice A. Stevens Lowell Thomas ' 34 James W. Wallace '58 Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Simpson Bain T . Stewart Charles F . Thompson '31 John H. Wallin '42 '52 Mrs. H. Francis Stewart ' 40 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thompson Joe P . Walters '56 , '58 Orissa Paris Simpson '36 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stickle J . M. Thornburgh '01, '02 Betty Carolyn Ward '58 George L. Sitton, Jr. '36 Mr. and Mrs. Walter E . Stiefel '31 George W. Thorogood ' 28 H. O. Warlick '26 Henrietta R . Sivyer Lillian W. Stimson J. A . Thrasher '24 , '29 , '32 Charles F . Wayland, Jr. ' 31 Ota Lou Sloan '33, '52 Joe G. Stitts, Jr. '53 Ewing J . Thweed Hugh Russell Weaver '58 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Smith, Jr. '50 Mr. and Mrs. Paris B . Stockdale Isabel H. Tipton Alvin M. Weinberg F . D. Smith, Sr. '29 W. B. Stokely, Jr. ' 22 W. M. Tolley '24 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B . Weiss Fern Smith Mr. and Mrs. B. Douglas Stone, E . Worth Tomberlin '52 Thomas Lowell West '59 Floyd A. Smith, Jr. '52 Jr. '51 , '56, ' 50 Muriel Tomlinson James W. Wheeler '28 Gussie Smith ' 31 W. P. Stoner Eugene F . Tucker Kenneth B. Whetsel ' 4 7 t Lula Tunison ' 38 Jay H. Smith Edward C . Stothart, Jr. ' 35, '37 Charles P . White Howard B . Turner '30 I Johneta Lewis Smith '34 Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Strasser III [I William J . White '27 R. C . Smith '40 '55 Arthur L . Twilla ' 17 William T . White R. C . Smith, Jr. '48 Winfield W. Tyler Overdown Whitmire ' 10 Rachel Smith Roy B. Striegel '23 Mrs. Harry Wiersema Winnie Lee Snead '52 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B. Stuart, Jr. John N. Wilford, Jr. '55 '37, '40 Douglas H. Snelling '59 u Joe D . Wilkerson '59 C. E . Snodgrass, Jr. ' 34 Lofton K. Stuart ' 34 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. R. Mrs. A. B . Wilkinson Mendell E . Snodgrass '47 Robert Stuart Underwood '43, '48, '52 Mrs. J . H . Wilkinson
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20 21 A. F. Williams '36 Mr. and Mrs . Charles R. Woodard Herbert L. Williams '39 '48, '49, '50, '53 Hubert H. Williams '50 Glenn W. Woodlee '31 Isadora Williams Guy N. Woodrum ' 30 Otis C. Williams '25 R. M. Workman '32 Robert L. Williams '50 Mrs. Joe H. Wright '52 W. Nat Williams '40 Leonard D. Wright, Sr. '32 Lewis H. Wills '50 Mrs. Luke Wright Arthur W. Wilson '50 Nathalia Wright Carrie C . Wilson '48 Clement C. Wilson '56, '59 v Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Wilson '40 Mrs. Clarence G. Yantis '43 Mrs. George Wing '41 Chloe Anne Yates '40 Eric Winters Mabel Yates '37, '42 Endowment Funds Jerome F. Wiot Coulter S. Young '52 B. F. Womack '41 Clyde Younger '35 Two endowments have been established, and R. B. Womack plans made for a third, since the Library Development Arthur B. Wood '25 z Program began. Guy Wood, Jr. '48 Alice E. Zimmerman The Home Economics Library Endowment is John L. Wood Earl H. Zwingle '31 designed to build, over a five-year period, a fund of $10,000 which will supply income to purchase library materials for home economics research at the graduate level. Miss Jessie W. Harris, Dean Emerita, is chair man of the committee selected by the Home Economics alumnae. On December 31, $1,085 in cash and $2,335 LIBRARY in pledges had been received. Of significance in this pro gram is the fact that high school students are participat ing in library development, helping to buy books and journals they will someday use. Mr. H. S. "Hub" Walters, a member of the Development Council when the Library Development Pro gram began, and Mrs. Walters have set up an endowment in memory of Mr. Walters' parents, the Reverend John UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE M. Walters and Lula Franklin Walters. The third endowment, just now starting, will memorialize Miss Mamie C. Johnston, who for many , (.iHn Oy years was a beloved teacher of English at U-T. See the following page for details of this new endowment. WALTER WOODBI'RN IIYDE Although all endowments are not memorials, .~ an endowment is a particularly effective method of ex pressing love and esteem for a relative, friend, or col league. The Library is today buying books every year from memorial endowments established forty or more years ago . 23 22 A. F . Williams ' 36 Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Woodard Herbert L. Williams ' 39 '48, '49 , ' 50, '53 Hubert H. Williams '50 Glenn W. Woodlee '31 Isadora Williams Guy N. Woodrum '30 Otis C . Williams ' 25 R. M. Workman '32 Robert L. Williams '50 Mrs. Joe H. Wright '52 W. Nat Williams '40 Leonard D. Wright, Sr. '32 Lewis H. Wills '50 Mrs . Luke Wright Arthur W. Wilson '50 Nathalia Wright , Carrie C. Wilson '48 Clement C. Wilson '56, '59 v Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Wilson '40 Mrs. Clarence G. Yantis '43 Mrs. George Wing '41 Chloe Anne Yates ' 40 Eric Winters Mabel Yates '37, '42 Endowment Funds Coulter S. Young '52 Jerome F. Wiot Two endowments have been established, and B. F . Womack ' 41 Clyde Younger '35 R. B. Womack plans made for a third, since the Library Development Arthur B . Wood ' 25 z Program began. Guy Wood, Jr. '48 Alice E . Zimmerman The Home Economics Library Endowment is John L. Wood Earl H. Zwingle ' 31 designed to build, over a five-year period, a fund of $10,000 which will supply income to purchase library materials for home economics research at the graduate level. Miss Jessie W. Harris, Dean Emerita, is chair man of the committee selected by the Home Economics alumnae. On December 31 , $1,085 in cash and $2 ,335 in pledges had been received. Of significance in this pro gram is the fact that high school students are participat ing in library development, helping to buy books and f~'1i journals they will someday use. ~ Mr. H. S. " Hub" Walters, a member of the Development Council when the Library Development Pro ~~. ~' gram began, and Mrs. Walters have set up an endowment in memory of Mr. Walters' parents, the Reverend John 'E UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE *: M. Walters and Lula Franklin Walters . The third endowment, just now starting, will memorialize Miss Mamie C. Johnston, who for many (jiHn 8) years was a beloved teacher of English at U- T. See the following page for details of this new endowment. WALTE n WOOD8l'Il N11)'1)£ Although all endowments are not memorials, ~ an endowment is a particularly effective method of ex J pressing love and esteem for a relative, friend, or col league. The Library is today buying books every year from memorial endowments established forty or more years ago. 23 22 Gifts of Books and Other Library Materials
Four hundred and sixty-one people have contributed 8,955 books, plus manuscripts, and special materials to the Li brary during the past fifteen months. The Walter Woodburn Hyde gift, 1,450 volumes valued atnotless than $10,000, is the largest, but extensive collections have also been given by Mrs. William G. Cottrell, Mrs. William Way, and Mrs. T. L. Howard --- honor ing the late William G. Cottrell, William Way, and T . L. Howard, Miss Johnston's last picture, taken at age 81. respectively; William P. Hoskins, who gave his father' s private library and scrapbooks, clippings, programs, and collections of materials pertaining to the University; Jesse D. Levy; John S. Were you one of five thousand students who Van Gilder; J . B. Summers; Mrs. HugoJ. Wichmann and Kingston studied English under Miss Mamie C. Johnston at U-T be Lisle; Miss Beatrice Prall; and James O. Swain. tween 1919 and 1949? If so, you may wish to join in set Many books have been given as memorials, as have ting up an endowment in her honor. some manuscripts and special materials. This memorial, being launched with the pub lication of this annual report, has already received pledges amounting to two thousand dollars. The Better English Fund, bidding to become the first PATRON for A 1961, will lead off with a thousand, and an individual who Abbott Laboratories American Cancer Society knew Miss Mamie 'in the twenties wishes to give the sec The Academy of American Poets American College of Chest ond thousand. Her students and friends may participate Agricultural Economics Physicians in this tribute by sending their checks, in any amount, Department (U-T) American College of Dentists R. H. Alden to William H. Jesse, Director of Libraries, in Knoxville. American College of Surgeons Alderman Library, University of American Council on Education THE M AMIE C. JOHNSTON LIBRA RY ENDOWMENT Virginia American Dental Association Allen & Unwin, Ltd. American Dental Society of I enclose my check (payable to Univ. of Tenn. Library) for $. ____ to be used to buy library books in m emory of Miss Mamie C. Johnston. Ambrook Foundation, Inc. Anesthesiology American Academy of Implant American Heart Association I Name C lass, ______Dentures American Institute of Architects American Academy of American Institute of Physics Address ______Periodontology American Jewish Periodical American Academy of Ophthal Center mology & Otolaryngology American Medical Association The American Assembly American Medical Women's American Association of Colleges Association for Teacher Education American Neurological Association 24 25 Gifts of Books and Other Library Materials
, Four hundred and sixty-one people have contributed 8,955 books, plus manuscripts, and special materials to the Li brary during the past fifteen months. The Walter Woodburn Hyde gift, 1,450 volumes valued at not less than $10,000, is the largest, but extensive collections have also been given by Mrs. William G. Cottrell, Mrs. William Way, and Mrs. T. L. Howard --- honor ing the late William G. Cottrell, William Way, and T. L. Howard, respectively; William P. Hoskins, who gave his father's private Miss Johnston's last picture, taken at age 81. library and scrapbooks, clippings, programs, and collections of materials pertaining to the University; Jesse D. Levy; John S. Were you one of five thousand students who Van Gilder; J. B. Summers; Mrs. HugoJ. Wichmann and Kingston studied English under Miss Mamie C. Johnston at U -T be Lisle; Miss Beatrice Prall; and James O. Swain. tween 1919 and 1949? If so, you may wish to join in set Many books have been given as memorials, as have ting up an endowment in her honor. some manuscripts and special materials. This memorial, being launched with the pub lication of this annual report, has already received pledges amounting to two thousand dollars. The Better English Fund, bidding to become the first PATRON for A 1961, will lead off with a thousand, and an individual who Abbott Laboratories American Cancer Society knew Miss.Mamie 'in the twenties wishes to give the sec The Academy of American Poets American College of Chest ond thousand. Her students and friends may participate Agricultural Economics Physicians Department (U-T) American College of Dentists in this tribute by sending their checks, in any amount, R. H. Alden American College of Surgeons to William H. Jesse, Director of Libraries, in Knoxville. Alderman Library, University of American Council on Education THE MAMIE C. JOHNSTON LIBRARY ENDOWMENT Virginia American Dental Association Allen & Unwin, Ltd. American Dental Society of I enclose my check (payable to Univ. of Tenn. Library) for $____ Ambrook Foundation, Inc. Anesthesiology to be used to buy library books in memory of Miss Mamie C. Johnston. American Academy of Implant American Heart Association Name Class,______Dentures American Institute of Architects American Academy of American Institute of Physics Address ______Periodontology American Jewish Periodical American Academy of Ophthal Center mology & Otolaryngology American Medical Association The American Assembly American Medical Women's American Association of Colleges Association for Teacher Education American Neurological Association
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Wallace Gladys Reeves Mrs. Bert C. Thomas Southern Education Foundation Dale Wantling '59 Katherine Rennolds The Southern Fellowships Fund CarlO. Thomas Grace Thompson '58 Frank B. Ward Research Institute for Microbio E . R. Squibb Warner-Chilcott Laboratories Mrs. Jack Thompson '45 logical Diseases, Osaka, Japan Squibb Institute for Medical University of Washington Library Laura Thornburgh '04 J. Clark Rhodes Research Norman B. Watkins H. T. Rison Stanford University Library Mrs. George Timberman ' 38 TIME, Inc. The Watumull Foundation , George Daniel Robison Ruth Stephens Mrs. William Way, Jr. Mary Matlock Titsworth Polk Fancher Robison Newton Stern Mrs. Charles F . Wayland The Toggery, Knoxville Rochester Institute of Technology Bain T . Stewart F . N. Weber Tohuku University, Japan Rockefeller Foundation Paris B . Stockdale Louis A. Weiss Memorial Hospital Tokushima University School of Rockefeller Institute Mr. and Mrs. B. Douglas Stone, Jr. Wenner-Gren Foundation for Medicine Pat Roddy, Jr. '25 ' 51, '56, '50 Anthropological Research Tokyo Medical & Dental University Rohm & Haas Company L. J. Strickland '49 West Virginia University Library Tokyo Women's Medical College, S. R. Rosenthal Roy B. Striegel Allan Westerdahl '60 Heart Institute & Hospital John B. Ross Students Magazines, Inc. William Whaley Mrs. S. B. Tolar Ross Laboratories J . B. Summers ' 10 E. G. Whitney Benjamin Towlen N. Rosselle James O. Swain Mrs. Hugo J . Wichmann Jean M. Trubey '55 R. M. Ruch Fletcher Sweet '28, '35 William H. Wicker Robert G. Trumbull Estate W. L. Rucks G. L. Swiggett Arthur Wiesenberger & Co . Maud Mooney Turpin Estate H. G. Rudner, Sr. William & Mary College E . Foster Williams u J . Earl Williams '50 T S. B. Ullman James E. Wilson s United States John C . Tarvin '50, '51 Wisconsin Conference on Work Mahala Saville Dept. of Agriculture Mrs. R. Allen Taylor of the Heart Irvin S. Saxton ' 10, '12 Temple University Library Armed Forces, Surgeon H. C . Schmeisser Woods Schools Tennessee Department of General's Office World Medical Association Nat Schmulowitz Mental Health Atomic Energy Commission Wormsloe Foundation David Schwartz Foundation, Inc. Dept. of Health, Education & Tennessee Department of Public Ronald H. Wolf G. D. Searle & Co . Health Welfare Frances Woolley Estate Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Seymour National Bureau of Standards Tennessee State Legislative Nathalia Wright ' 39, '41 Council Committee National Cancer Institute Mrs. Walter Shanks Tennessee State Library & National Institutes of Health David A. Shirley '39 Archives National Library of Medicine v-z Shute Foundation for Medical Public Health Service Della Yoe Tennessee, University of, College Yokohama University School of Research of Dentistry (Faculty Members) Vete rans Administration Mrs. St. George Sioussat United World Federalists Medicine Tennessee, University of, Gailor Guy Curtis Youngerman' 15 Sleepy Hollow Restorations Psychiatric Units University Microfilms Curtis Smith TVA D. B. Zilversmit Hilton A. Smith Mrs. Jennie L. Robison Teshner V-Vt/ Smithsonian Institute Texas Technological College John S. Van Gilder ' 12 Sociedad Medica del Hospital Library Vete rans of Safety General, Mexico Alwin Thaler Warren A. Vick '42 31 30 Special Collections Dr. Walter Woodburn Hyde, authority on the classics, presented his personal library to The University of Tennessee, including Cicero's De Off ic iis, printed in Venice in 1481 , and two other examples of early printing. A second incunabulum received during the year was the Biblia Sac ra, a Bible given by Warren A. Perkins ' 18 in memory of his father, Dr. Charles A. 1870·1960 Perkins, former U-T teacher of physics and engineering. For s· 'v~nty Y' ars with U.T. as StudE'"t T.. ache r, Dean, Mrs. St. George Sioussat, Washington, D.C. , Presid" nt, ar d Pro ,sident-Emeritus presented to Special Collections the materials which her THIS BOOK GIVEN IN HIS MEMORY late husband had gathered for a biography of Andrew BY Johnson. This valuable collection consists of notes, cor respondence, photostats of Johnson documents, and re lated Tennessee materials. From Mrs . James H. Burke, Knoxville, came about 250 papers, journals, photographs, manuscripts, and family and personal correspondence relative to Will Allen Dromgoole, Tennessee writer and late literary Memorials Established editor of The Nashville Banne r. This collection is a mem The presentation of memorial volumes to orial to Mrs. Burke's mother, Maude Mooney Turpin. provide lasting and useful tributes to friends or relatives Joseph Wood Krutch ' 15 has given the Uni has become the most popular manner of contributing to versity two typescripts of his latest book, Human Nature the Library Development Program. Special book plates and the Human Condition. These two drafts exhibit in carry the names of both donor and honoree; notification teresting stylistic changes and emendations, and illustrate of the memorial is always made to the appropriate per the painstaking polishing and revising of a master crafts son; and each gift is acknowledged to the giver. man, as do the manuscripts of Ride ron the B ronze Horse Honor has been paid to five living people and and Rogues' Company presented by the author, Harry 68 memorials have been established, with 706 people Harrison Kroll. participating. Of these, 560 contributed to the Alumni Eleven letters from literaryfigures - among Association'S memorial to James D. Hoskins. I them Dorothy Sayers, Eudora Welty, and Robert Penn Warren-were given by Dr. Robert W. Daniel, former member of the U-T English Department. PERSONS FOR WHOM MEMORIALS HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED These gifts, only a few of those received Otho Atkin '95 Andrew Jackson Chadwell, Jr. during the past fifteen months, are examples of the type John Spencer Bell '55, '58 of " special collection" material wanted and solicited. Robert M. Boarts William G. Cottrell Besides old and rare materials, anything which con Jessie Smartt Boney Williston M. Cox tributes to the scholar's knowledge of the past, its history, Gordon B. T. Bradbury J . W . Dean customs, or manners, is valuable . Mrs. Robert G. Brashear Mrs. N. W. Dougherty 32 33 Special Collections Dr. Walter Woodburn Hyde, authority on the classics, presented his personal library to The University of Tennessee, including Cicero's De Off iciis, printed in , Venice in 1481 , and two other examples of early printing. A second incunabulum received during the year was the Biblia Sacra, a Bible given by Warren A. Perkins ' 18 in memory of his father, Dr. Charles A. 1870 · 1960 Perkins, former U-T teacher of physics and engineering. For seventy years wllh U.T. as Student. Teacher, Dean, Mrs . St. George Sioussat, Washington, D.C., Prpsldor.t and Pr.'sidl mt-Emeritus presented to Special Collections the materials which her THI3 eOOK GIVEN IN HIS MEMORY late husband had gathered for a biography of Andrew BY Johnson. This valuable collection consists of notes, cor respondence, photostats of Johnson documents, and re lated Tennessee materials. From Mrs. James H. Burke, Knoxville, came about 250 papers, journals, photographs, manuscripts, and family and personal correspondence relative to Will Allen Dromgoole, Tennessee writer and late literary Memorials Established editor of The Nashville Banner. This collection is a mem The presentation of memorial volumes to orial to Mrs. Burke' s mother, Maude Mooney Turpin. provide lasting and useful tributes to friends or relatives Joseph Wood Krutch ' 15 has given the Uni has become the most popular manner of contributing to versity two typescripts of his latest book, Human Nature the Library Development Program. Special book plates and the Human Condition. These two drafts exhibit in teresting stylistic changes and emendations, and illustrate carry the names of both donor and honoree; notification the painstaking polishing and revising of a master crafts of the memorial is always made to the appropriate per son; and each gift is acknowledged to the giver. man, as do the manuscripts of Rideron the Bronze Horse Honor has been paid to five living people and and Rogues ' Company presented by the author, Harry Harrison Kroll. 68 memorials have been established, with 706 people participating. Of these, 560 contributed to the Alumni Eleven letters from literaryfigures - among them Dorothy Sayers, Eudora Welty, and Robert Penn Association's memorial to James D. Hoskins. Warren-were given by Dr. Robert W. Daniel, former member of the U-T English Department. PERSONS FOR WHOM MEMORIALS HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED These gifts, only a few of those received Otho Atkin '95 Andrew Jackson Chadwell, Jr. during the past fifteen months, are examples of the type John Spencer Bell '55, '58 of " special collection" material wanted and solicited. Robert M. Boarts William G. Cottrell Besides old and rare materials, anything which con Jessie Smartt Boney Williston M. Cox tributes to the scholar's knowledge of the past, its history, Gordon B. T. Bradbury J . W. Dean customs, or manners, is valuable. Mrs. Robert G. Brashear Mrs. N. W. Dougherty 32 33 \ Frank Trigg Fancher Annie Porter Some Books Charles E . Ferris Harvey Glenn Porter ' 16 Mrs. Robert S. Fields Myrtle McAmis Rader and Periodicals Still Needed John Flannigan Sara Ridgeway Some books, neither rare nor expensive, Laurabelle Stotz Gehron The Rev. and Mrs. George which the Library needs and is searching for, are out of William Carroll Gibbs Daniel Robison Minnie McFerrin Gill print and difficult, sometimes impossible, to locate Mary Shirlene Rogers '61 through regular book-buying channels. This is especially James T. Ginn Alma Roggli Smartt James S. Hall '03 Robert Staley true of periodicals, where lack of a single issue may Fred Harvey W. B. Stokley '95 cause the loss of an entire volume. The following list of Mrs.J . P . Hess Ira Maynard Tipps '25 representative desiderata shows both books and periodi James D. Hoskins '91, '93, '97 The Rev. and Mrs. John M. cals which are needed by the James D. Hoskins Library T. Levron Howard Walters at Knoxville. Moses Jacobs William Way, Jr. Robert (" Bobby") Bond James Lt. Harry R. Wayland Mamie C. Johnston '03 Abraham, Gerald. This Modern Music. Norton, 1952 George Thomas Wilhelm ' 17 Aiken, Conrad, compo American Poetry, 1671-1928. Modern Library, 1929 Elizabeth Kennedy ' 61 C. A. Willson Amado, Jorge. The Violent Land. Tr. by Samuel Putnam. Knopf, 1945 Mary Nuchols Krutch Clyde H. Wilson Audubon, John J. , Audubon and His Journals. Ed. by Maria R. Audubon. Conner R. Lundy Everett N. Woods 2 vols . Scribner, 1900 E. S. and W. R. Lyon Beaton, Cecil. Ballet. Doubleday, 1951 Ethel Hendley Wooten Bell, Aubrey F. G. Portuguese Portraits. Blackwell, 1917 Mrs. Churchwell Mabry D. J . Zimmermann '31 Benet, Stephen V. Burning City; new Poems. Farrar, 1936 Artreus Bell McClarty Berlioz, Hector. The Life of Hector Berlioz. Tr. by Katharine F. Boult. Mrs. Alex L. McNeil Dutton, 1903 J . B . Mankin '24 Bland, Ernest A. , ed. Olympic Story. Rockliff, 1948 Boas, Guy, compo An English Book of Light Verse. Macmillan, 1944 Frances Ball Michael Boehme, Jacob. The Way to Christ. Tr. by John Joseph Stoudt. Harper, 1947 Charles Adolphus Montague Buchan, John. The Clearing House: A Survey of One Man's Mind. Arranged Mary Sue Mooney by Lady Tweedsmuir. Hodder, 1946 James L. Moore ' 33 Calder, Peter R. Men Against the Desert. Allen, 1952 Caldwell, Charles W. , Jr. Modern Single Wing Football. Lippincott, 1951 Harcourt A. Morgan Case, Shirley J. The Christian Philosophy of History. Chicago, 1943 Wiley L . Morgan '94 Cecil, David. Reading as One of the Fine Arts. Clarendon, 1949 Mrs. Ben Morton Cela, Camilo J. Pascual Duarte' s Family. Tr. by John Marks. Eyre, 1946 GIFTS HAVE BEEN MADE John Oman III ' 29 Childs, Marquis . The Farmer Takes a Hand. Doubleday, 1952 TO HONOR THE FOLLOWING Clark, Grahame. From Savagery to Civilization. Abelard, 1953 Roy M. Parker ' 12 Clarke, Agnes M. The Herschels and Modern Astronomy. Cassell, 1901 Roy M. Parker, Jr. '42 Carlos C. Campbell Clarke, Austin. Poetry in Modern Ireland. a Lochlainn, 1951 Lillian Acuff Pedigo Beulah Dowling Goolsby Cohen, Abraham. The Teachings of Maimonides. Routledge, 1927 Charles A. Perkins Cooley, Charles H. Social Process. Scribner, 1920 L. R. Hesler Crane, Stephen. Collected Poems. Knopf, 1932 Arthur Pollard Helen Thomas Croce, Benedetto. A History of Italy, 1871-1915. Tr. by C. M. Ady. Oxford, John W. Poore ' 40 C. E . Wylie 1929 , Crowther, James G. and Whiddingtol!, R. Science at War. Philosophical Li brary, 1948 Curtius, Ernst R. The Civilization of France: An Introduction. Macmillan, 1939 Einzig, Paul. Economic Warfare. Macmillan, 1940 Entwistle, William J . Cervantes. Clarendon, 1940 Erskine, John. Leading American Novelists. Holt, 1910 Faber, Marvin. The Foundation of Phenomenology: Edmund Husserl and the Quest for a Rigorous Science of Philosophy. Harvard, 1943 Fabre, Jean H. Insect Life: Souvenirs of a Naturalist. Macmillan, 1913 Fite, Warner. Moral Philosophy: The Critical View of Life. Dial, 1925 34 35 Frank Trigg Fancher Annie Porter Some Books Charles E. Ferris Harvey Glenn Porter ' 16 Mrs. Robert S. Fields Myrtle McAmis Rader and Periodicals Still Needed John Flannigan Sara Ridgeway Some books, neither rare nor expensive, Laurabelle Stotz Gehron The Rev. and Mrs. George which the Library needs and is searching for, are out of William Carroll Gibbs Daniel Robison print and difficult, sometimes impossible, to locate Minnie McFerrin Gill Mary Shirlene Rogers '61 through regular book-buying channels, This is especially James T. Ginn Alma Roggli Smartt true of periodicals, where lack of a single issue may James S. Hall '03 Robert Staley cause the loss of an entire volume. The following list of , Fred Harvey W. B . Stokley '95 Mrs. J. P. Hess Ira Maynard Tipps '25 representative desiderata shows both books and periodi James D. Hoskins '91, '93, '97 The Rev. and Mrs. John M. cals which are needed by the James D. Hoskins Library T . Levron Howard Walters at Knoxville, Moses Jacobs William Way, Jr. Robert ("Bobby" ) Bond James Lt. Harry R. Wayland Abraham, Gerald. This Modern Music. Norton, 1952 Mamie C. Johnston '03 George Thomas Wilhelm ' 17 Aiken, Conrad, compo American Poetry, 1671-1928. Modern Library, 1929 Elizabeth Kennedy ' 61 C. A. Willson Amado, Jorge. The Violent Land. Tr. by Samuel Putnam. Knopf, 1945 Mary Nuchols Krutch Clyde H. Wilson Audubon, John J. , Audubon and His Journals. Ed. by Maria R. Audubon. 2 vols. Scribner, 1900 Conner R. Lundy Everett N. Woods Beaton, Cecil. Ballet. Doubleday, 1951 E. S. and W. R. Lyon Ethel Hendley Wooten Bell, Aubrey F. G. Portuguese Portraits. Blackwell, 1917 Mrs. Churchwell Mabry D. J. Zimmermann '31 Benet, Stephen V. Burning City; new Poems. Farrar, 1936 Artreus Bell McClarty Berlioz, Hector. The Life of Hector Berlioz. Tr. by Katharine F. Boult. Dutton, 1903 Mrs. Alex L. McNeil Bland, Ernest A. , ed. Olympic Story. Rockliff, 1948 J. B. Mankin '24 Boas, Guy, compo An English Book of Light Verse. Macmillan, 1944 Frances Ball Michael Boehme, Jacob. The Way to Christ. Tr. by John Joseph Stoudt. Harper, 1947 Charles Adolphus Montague Buchan, John. The Clearing House: A Survey of One Man's Mind. Arranged Mary Sue Mooney by Lady Tweedsmuir. Hodder, 1946 Calder, Peter R. Men Against the Desert. Allen, 1952 James L. Moore ' 33 Caldwell, Charles W., Jr. Modern Single Wing Football. Lippincott, 1951 Harcourt A. Morgan Case, Shirley J. The Christian Philosophy of History. Chicago, 1943 Wiley L. Morgan '94 Cecil, David. Reading as One of the Fine Arts. Clarendon, 1949 Cela, Camilo J . Pascual Duarte's Family. Tr. by John Marks. Eyre, 1946 Mrs. Ben Morton GIFTS HAVE BEEN MADE Childs, Marquis. The Farmer Takes a Hand. Doubleday, 1952 John Oman III ' 29 TO HONOR THE FOLLOWING Clark, Grahame. From Savagery to Civilization. Abelard, 1953 Roy M. Parker '12 Clarke, Agnes M. The Herschels and Modern Astronomy. Cassell, 1901 Roy M. Parker, Jr. '42 Carlos C. Campbell Clarke, Austin. Poetry in Modern Ireland. 0 Lochlainn, 1951 Cohen, Abraham. The Teachings of Maimonides. Routledge, 1927 Lillian Acuff Pedigo Beulah Dowling Goolsby Cooley, Charles H. Social Process. Scribner, 1920 Charles A. Perkins L. R. Hesler Crane, Stephen. Collected Poems. Knopf, 1932 Arthur Pollard Helen Thomas Croce, Benedetto. A History of Italy, 1871-1915. Tr. by C. M. Ady. Oxford, John W. Poore ' 40 C. E . Wylie 1929 Crowther, James G. and Whiddingtop., R. Science at War. Philosophical Li brary, 1948 Curtius, Ernst R. The Civilization of France: An Introduction. Macmillan, 1939 Einzig, Paul. Economic Warfare. Macmillan, 1940 Entwistle, William J. Cervantes. Clarendon, 1940 Erskine, John. Leading American Novelists. Holt, 1910 Faber, Marvin. The Foundation of Phenomenology: Edmund Husserl and the Quest for a Rigorous Science of Philosophy. Harvard, 1943 Fabre, Jean H. Insect Life: Souvenirs of a Naturalist. Macmillan, 1913 Fite, Warner. Moral Philosophy: The Critical View of Life. Dial, 1925 34 35
Gibson. James. Locke's Theory of Knowledge and Its Historical Relations. Spencer. Steven M. Wonders of Modern Medicine. McGraw·llill. 195:5 Cambridge. 1917 Stryker. Lloyd P. Andrew .Iohnson: A Study in Courage. i\olacmillan. 1936 Glotz . Custave. The Greek City and Its Institutions. Knopf. 1930 Taylor, Deems . :Vlusic to M)' Ears. Simon. 1949 Cobineau..Joseph A. The Renaissance. Ed. and Tr. by Dr. Oscar Levy. Taylor-Whitehead. W. ,I. LLL'l:embourg: Ldnd of Legends. Macmillan. 1951 Putnam. 191:3 Vestal. Stanley. The Old Santa Fe Trail. Houghton. 1939 Griffith. Gwilym O. Mazzini: Prophet of Modern Europe. Hodder. 1932 Willoughby. Charles C. ;\ntiquities of the l'iew England Indians. With Notes Halsted. Homer. How to Live in the Woods . Little, 1948 on the Ancient Cultures of th e Adjacent Territory. Peabody Museum, 1935 Hampton. Benjamin B. A History of the Movies. COI'ici, 1931 Willoughby. Westel W. The Fundamental Concepts of Public Law. Macmi llan. Herskovits. Melville ,). Life in a Haitian Valley. Knopf, 1937 1924 Higginson. J\lexander H. Two Centuries of Fox Hunting. Collins. 1946 Wilson. Charles M. The TropiCS: World of Tomorrow. Harper. 1951 Holland, Ray, Jr. The Physical Nature of Flight. Norton, 1951 , Huxley..Julian. Evolutionary Ethics. Oxford, 1943 Johnson. Gerald W J\ Little Night Music. Harper, 1937 PERIODICALS Jones, Rufus M . The Eternal Gospel. Macmillan, 1938 American Academy of Political and Social Science. Annals 1955-58 Joseph. Horace W. Lectures on the Philosophy of Leibniz. Clarendon. 1949 American Heritage. Vols. 1-3. 1950-52 Kendrick. Thomas D i\ History of the Vikings. Methuen. 1930 American Journal of Sociology. Vol. 43, 1937-38; Vols, 57-58.1951-53; Lane·Poole, Stanley. Saladin and the Fall of the Kingdom of Jerusalem. Vois. 61. 63·65, 1955·56, 1957-60 Putnam. 1906 American l.iterature. Vols. 23-25. 195 1-53: Vol. 27. 1955; Vol. 29. 1957 Lang. lain . Jazz in Perspective. Hutchinson, 1940 Arithmetic Teacher Vols. 1-4. 1954·57 ; Vol. 6. 1959 Lattimore. Owen. Manchuria. Cradle of Conflict. Rev. ed. Macmillan. 1935 Athletic Journal. Vol. 27. 1946-47 ; Vols . 30-32. 1949-51; Vols . 35·36. 1955 Lawrence, David II. The Lovely Lady. Viking, 1933 56: Vols. 39-40, 1958-60 Lomax. Stan and Stanley. Dave, eds. A. Treasury of Baseball Humor. Aviation Week. Vol. 67. 1957 ; Vols . 69·70, 1958-59 Lantern. 1950 Baker Street Journal. Vols. 1-3, 1951-53 Lorca. Federico Garcia. Poems. Tr. by Stephen Spender and.J . L . Gill. Banking. Vols 35-44. 194 2-4 3 -1951-52 Oxford. 19.19 Brain. Vols. 63·78. 1940-55 Macnab. Roy M .. comp. South African Poetr)·. Collins, 1948 British ,Journal for the Philosophy of Science. Vols . 1-5. 1950-54 Macqueen·Pope, Walter .f . Carriages at Eleven: The Story of th e Ed"·ardian Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Vols . 11-12.1955-56 Theatre. Hutchinson, 1948 Child Study . Vols. 35·36, 1958·59 Malebranche, :'>icolas . Dialogues on Metaph)'sics and on Religion. Tr . by Christian Century. Vols 72-74. 1955-57 Morris Ginsberg. IVlacmillan, 1923 Commentary. Vols . 1-16. 1945-53 Merriman, Roger B. Suleiman the Magnificent. 1520·1566. Harvard. 1944 Dance Magazine. Vols. 29-32. 1955-58 Moore, Alex. Ballroom Dancing. 6th ed . Pitman. 1951 Entomologist. Vois. 73-79. 1940-46 Morgan. George A .. .Jr. What Nietzsche Means. lIarvard. 1941 Europa Archiv. Vols. 1-2. 1947 ; Vols. 4-8, 1949-53 Muirhead. Findlay and Monmarche. Marchel. eds. The French Alps. r',.lac· Harvard Educational Review . Vols. 27-30. 1957-60 millan. 1923 History Today . Vols. 1·7. 1951-57 Murray. Gi lbert. The Stoic Philosophy. Watts. 1918 International Monetary Fund. Staff Papers . Vols. 1·4. 1950-54 Niebuhr, Helmut R. The Meaning of Revelation. Macmillan. 1946 Journal of Exceptional Children. Vols . 4-6. 1937-40; Vols . 11-12. 1944·46: Nordhoff. Charles and Hall. .J ames :'> Men Without Country. Little. 194 2 Vol. 24. 1957-58 O·Casey. Sean. Five Irish Plays. Macmillan. 1935 Journal of Health. Physical Education and Recreation. Vois. 19-31. 1948-60 Peattie, Donald C. Cargoes and Harvests. Appleton. 1932 Journal of I'\utrilion . Vols. 12-30. 1936-45 Pratt. Fletcher . Eleven Generals: Studies in American Command. Sloane. Journal of the Aero/ Space Sciences. Vols. 1-5, 19:54-38 1949 Magazine of Wall Street. Vols. 34-88. 1924-52 QuelCh. Mary T . Herbs and How to Know Them. Faber. 1946 Man. Vols. 46-50. 1946-50 Ramsey, Frederic. Jr. and Smith. Charles E .. eds.,Jazzmen. Harcourt. 1940 Management Methods . Vols. 1-5. 1951-53 Raymond, Rene and I.angdon. David, comps. Slipstream: Royal ,\ir Force Modern Fiction Studies. Vols. 1-3, 1955-58 Anthology. Eyre, 1946 Philosophy of Science. Vols. 5-14. 19S8-47 Rodahl. Kaare. North: The Nature and Drama of the Polar World. Harper, Practical Home Economics. Vols. 27.33-34. 1949. 1954-55; N.S. Vols. 4·5. 1953 1958-60 Rose. John H. The Mediterranean in the Ancient World. Cambridge. 1933 Reading Teacher. Vols. 1-10. 1947-57 St. Nicholas. The Second St. I' 36 37 collection, you may wish to speak or correspond with the An Invitation Director regarding shipping arrangements. to Visit Your Library The Library needs cash for the immediate purchase of books. Those who give $1,000 or more are If you have contributed a book or (even more LIBRARY PATRONS; $100 to $1 ,000 , LIBRARY DONORS; important) money to buy a book for the Library, you up to $100, LIBRARY CONTRIBUTORS . Cash gifts should have a special part in it. In any case, it is your Library, be made payable to the University of Tennessee Library and the staff would welcome the opportunity to show you and sent to William H. Jesse, Director of Libraries, the collections, whether at Knoxville, Martin, orMemphis. Knoxville 16 . Dr. John C. Hodges, Head of the University's Have you remembered the University Library English Department, is officially the Program Coordi in your will? For books, you need only to have a signed nator for Library Development, though he says he is just codicil in your own handwriting: " I leave my books tt a book beggar for the Library." He is never too busy (or, if you prefer, " whatever books my heirs do not wish to escort interested persons on a tour of the James D. to keep") to the University of Tennessee Library." Hoskins Library, or to arrange for a staff member to do Any specific sum of money for the purchase so. You are invited to make an appointment with him by of books may be designated in a will or in a codicil to a calling his study, telephone number 588-2337, or the Li will. brary, telephone number 524-2981 , extension 226; or to Have you considered providing in your will come directly to the Library and inquire of Mr. William for a library endowment, either in your name as donor H. Jesse, Mr. G. M. Abel , or Mr. John Dobson. or as a memorial? Dr. Hodges is keenly interested in the Li For other information regarding endowments, brary because he believes it second in importance at the please write Professor John C . Baugh, Legal Counsel at University only to a fine student body and a distinguished The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. teaching and research staff, and that at this period in the history of our University, the development of the All gifts to the Library Development Program are tax Library is vitally necessary. deductible. We already have a very fine collection, well selected by the hundreds of specialists on the University staff and bought with generous yearly appropriations by the State. But such funds are exhausted long before the Form of Beq uest end of each year. Our Library needs - as all great li I gi ve. devise. and bequeath to The Trustees of The Uni versity of braries have needed, and received - help from outside Tennessee. at Knoxville. Tennessee, sources to supplement the regular income. With the sup port of alumni and friends , the University can make its ( inser t sum of money or description ot property ) , great Library a truly excellent one. We hope y ou will which sum (or property or proceeds thereof) shall be used as an plan now to be a patron, a donor, or a contributor during endowment to be known as the 1961 . Endowment. with the income accruing The Library needs PRINTED VOLUMES on ther eon to be used for the purchase of books and materials for the almost any subject. It also needs OTHER MATERIALS Libr ary. letters, diaries, manuscripts, documents, maps, journals. Nam e ______Gifts of books may be sent, with an accom panying letter or note, to the Director of Libraries, The Date ______University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Ifthe gift is a sizable 38 collection, you may wish to speak or correspond with the An Invitation Director regarding shipping arrangements. to Visit Your Library The Library needs cash for the immediate purchase of books. Those who give $1,000 or more are If you have contributed a book or (even more LIBRARY PATRONS; $100 to $1,000, LIBRARY DONORS ; important) money to buy a book for the Library, you up to $100, LIBRARY CONTRIBUTORS . Cash gifts should have a special part in it. In any case, it is your Library, be made payable to the University of Tennessee Library and the staff would welcome the opportunity to show you and sent to William H. Jesse, Director of Libraries, the collections, whether at Knoxville, Martin, or Memphis. Knoxville 16 . , Dr. John C. Hodges, Head of the University's Have you remembered the University Library English Department, is officially the Program Coordi in your will? For books, you need only to have a signed nator for Library Development, though he says he is just codicil in your own handwriting: " I leave my books " a book beggar for the Library." He is never too busy (or, if you prefer, " whatever books my heirs do not wish to escort interested persons on a tour of the James D. to keep") to the University of Tennessee Library." Hoskins Library, or to arrange for a staff member to do Any specific sum of money for the purchase so. You are invited to make an appointment with him by of books may be designated in a will or in a codicil to a calling his study, telephone number 588-2337, or the Li will. brary, telephone number 524-2981, extension 226; or to Have you considered providing in your will come directly to the Library and inquire of Mr. William for a library endowment, either in your name as donor H. Jesse, Mr. G. M. Abel, or Mr. John Dobson. or as a memorial? Dr. Hodges is keenly interested in the Li For other information regarding endowments, brary because he believes it second in importance at the please write Professor John C. Baugh, Legal Counsel at University only to a fine student body and a distinguished The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. teaching and research staff, and that at this period in the history of our University, the development of the All gifts to the Library Development Program are tax Library is vitally necessary. deductible. We already have a very fine collection, well selected by the hundreds of specialists on the University staff and bought with generous yearly appropriations by the State. But such funds are exhausted long before the Form of Beques t end of each year. Our Library needs - as all great li give, devise, and bequeath to T he T rustees of T he Univer sity of braries have needed, and received - help from outside T ennessee, at Knoxville, T ennessee, sources to supplement the regular income. With the sup port of alumni and friends, the University can make its (insert sum ot money o r desc riptio n of property) great Library a truly excellent one. We hope you will which sum (or property or proceeds ther eof) shall be used as an plan now to be a patron, a donor, or a contributor during endowment to be known as the 1961. Endowment, with the income accruing The Library needs PRINTED VOLUMES on thereon to be used for the purchase of books and m aterial s for the almost any subject. It also needs OTHER MATERIALS Library. letters, diaries, manuscripts, documents, maps, journals. Name ______Gifts of books may be sent, with an accom panying letter or note, to the Director of Libraries, The Date ______University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Ifthe gift is a sizable 38 , ~' HOW YOU MAY HELP ______ 1. GIVING BOOKS Gifts of books may be sent, with an accompanying letter or note, to the Director of L!braries, The University of Tennessee, Knox' ville. If the gift is a sizable collection, you may wish to call or correspond with the Director of Libraries regarding shipping ar' rangements. 2. GIVING CASH TO BUY BOOKS Cash gifts should be made payable to TheUniversity of Tennessee Library and sent to the Director of Libraries. 3. PROVIDING ENDOWMENTS Gifts of endowments may be made now or included in the provi· s ions of a wi II. The advice of an attorney or trust officer is gener' ally desired in setting up endowment funds. The University will offer whatever ass i stance is requested. Bookplate Acknowledgments Books as Memorials Nomes of those giving to the li Special bookplates areavailable brary wi II appear on bookplates for books given as memorials. placed in the books that are given These plates carry the names of or purchased with gift funds. those giving and of those me morialized. All gifts, of funds and of value of books given, are tax deductible. For further information, write William H. Jesse, Director of Li braries, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville.