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Library Development 1965-66 University of Tennessee, Knoxville TRACE: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange Other Library Materials (Newsletters, Reports, Library Development Review Etc.) 9-1-1966 Library Development 1965-66 University of Tennessee Libraries Follow this and additional works at: https://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_libdevel Part of the Arts and Humanities Commons Recommended Citation Library Development. Knoxville: University of Tennessee, 1965/1966. This Review is brought to you for free and open access by the Other Library Materials (Newsletters, Reports, Etc.) at TRACE: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange. It has been accepted for inclusion in Library Development Review by an authorized administrator of TRACE: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 3 T32L5 1972/73 , cop.2 ~LOPMENT I(EpORT 1972-73 Z 733 32L5 ~5/0G cop.~ library development 1,6,-1,66 A PROGRAM OF THE IV UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE OJ DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL SIXTH REPORT Development Council 2 J Vice President's Message 3 The University Libraries 4 Li Library Patrons and Donors 6 Library Endowment Funds 8 Memorials 11 .. Some Outstanding Support 12 Contributors 15 Tear - out Forms 32 THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE RECORD SEPTEMBER 1966 Library The University of Tennessee Knoxville A MARK OF A GREAT UNIVERSITY IS AN EXCELLENT LIBRARY THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT : W. E. Newell, William Cowan, John R. Stivers, Kenneth Rush, Harry W. Brooks, Charles R. Miller, James A. Hadley, James O. Tankersley, William T. Satterfield, Sr., Scott L. Probasco, Jr., Edward J . Boling, William B. Stokely, Jr. , A. D. Holt, Jere T. Tipton, Tom Black, Sr., John D. Harper, J . E. Moss, Edward M. Dougherty, Andrew J . Flanigan, William L. Pope, Jr., Charles W. Blankenship, Daniel B. Wexler, Herbert S. Walters. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: John L. Neely, Roland H. Myers, Ralph A. Davidson, Sr., Howard Lumsden, Houston Price, John C. Hodges, Henry C. Dye, Stanley R. McAnally, Evelyn S. Wilson, W. H. Read, John Smartt, John C. Baugh, J . J . Walker, James Drinnon, Lewis Larsen, Charles F . Brakebill, Herman E. Spivey, K. C. Dodson, E. J. Chapman. ~ Charles F . Brakebill, Executive Director of William H. Jesse, Director of Libraries Development Stanley R. McAnally, Associate Director of Henry C. Dye, Director of Annual Giving Development John C. Hodges , Coordinator for Library John M. Smartt, Director of Alumni Affairs Development Editor of Report: Lillian Kramer THE UNIVERSITY Sixth Report OF TENNESSEE RECORD For the twelve months July I , 1965, through June 30, 1966 Vol. 69, Issue No.5, September, 1966 Published in January, March, May, July, Sponsored by September, November, and December by The University of Tennessee Development The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Council and The University of Tennessee Tennes see 37916. Second clas s postage paid Department of Alumni Affairs. at Knoxville, Tennessee. 2 3 T32L5 1972/73 ~ssee rVERSITY ~Y )PMENT COUNCIL THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE 37916 OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT July 28, 1966 Dear Friends of the Library: Thanks to your generosity and that of the state, this has been our best year in developing library resources appropriate for a university which has the third largest graduate school in the South and Southwest . If the increase continues proportionately, the library will become an asset that we can compare proudly with the best. In hold­ ings we are still behind several distinguished university libraries in neighboring states (notably North Carolina and Texas), but the improvement rate is most encourag­ ing, especially when you realize that state and federal library appropriations are increasing fast, too. The following is a sunnnary of gifts for library development over the past six years: arry W. Brooks, Charles R. 24,021. 77 and 8,955 books (First Report, 18 months) 11,303.12 and 4,568 books (Second Report, 12 months) ield, Sr., Scott L. Probasco, 23,029.12 and 5,081 books (Third Report, 18 months) T. Tipton, Tom Black, Sr., 38,684.60 and 5,088 books (Fourth Report, 12 months) ligan, William L. Pope, Jr., 54,698.73 and 8,342 books (Fifth Report, 12 months) 88 .191.19 and 4.496 books (Sixth Report, 12 months) $239,928. 53 and 36,530 books (Total, six Reports) Library endowments for the past three years have been as follows: 'd Lumsden, Houston Price, ;. Wilson, W. H. Read, John Total endo'Wlllents as of June 30, 1964 (revised) $100,345 . 96 rsen, Charles F. Brakebill, Total endo'Wlllents as of June 30, 1965 (revised) $145,429.29 Total endowments as of June 30, 1966 $201,603.41 Professor Emeritus John C. Hodges acts in no manner like a retired professor. His zest and activity as voluntary Coordinator for Library Development are immensely stimulating to all his associates. He, President Holt, and the whole University ie, Director of Libraries family gratefully anticipate your continued interest and investment in the UT Library. Illy, Associate Director of Soon after this report reaches you the University will begin constructing a large, beautiful, air-conditioned library for undergraduates on the hill where the Director of Alumni Affairs Faculty Club now is, the old Shields home. This library will have completely open Lillian Kramer stacks so as to invite students to live, move, and have their being in the midst of inviting books. It is by design that it will be in the very center of the expanding UT campus. We invite you to help stock it, and to come see it! Sincerely yours, . ECORD ')It/VYY'.-a. ~ (; :f' if2~ Herman E. Spivey (J 5, September, 1966 Vice President lary, March, May, July, Iber, and December by HES: kdb r Tennessee, Knoxville, Second class postage paid ssee. -geRS7&... 3 A GROWING UNIVERSITY MUST HAVE A GROWING LIBRARY / # '" ,\.0 \ l ... V I KEY TO LIBRARIES (IN RED) Biology 8 Business Administration 23 Education 22 Engineering 15 Hoskins Library 35 Law 37 Science 4 Undergraduate 65 3 T32L5 1972/73 cop.2 ~LOPMENT 1{EIURT 1972 -73 THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE LIBRARIES COMNIOIO"'<t1O ::l NN-MM (0 LI r 903,665 Volumes c ~ ....o NASHVILLE ~ E! KNOXVILLE SCHOOL OF U .... , II> DIVISION SOCIAL WORK C >, LIBRARIES AND E 0 CI> 'O~..c 772,034 c{ c .- c~ EXTENSION cn5 ';:...J -g Volumes 17,344 >.U)·_Q)cn Q)1o.. ~ ~ b ~ . : u ~ Volumes ~.;;; ~ '0, ~ ;: .~ ~ Memphis Martin Branch .- ::J -C c: 0 C U c: a1a1WW:I:..J(I)::l Medical Center 46 ,161 Volumes 68,126 Volumes (f) ::> a. ~ c:t: (,) ~ W Z W J: ~ ...J ...J ::t: W ::t: Engineering BUSiness Education ~ 22,964 Volumes Administration 24,867 Volumes 14,159 Volumes LIBRARY PATRONS AND DONORS Willis H. Doughty, Jr. '29 East Tennessee Education 1965-66 Association Mr. and Mrs. Tom Elam '31 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fuzek '43 Chapman Anderson, Jr. '30 *Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Edward C. Anderton '43 Gebhardt '41, ,50 Anonymous Donor Henry A. Haenseler ' 15 J. Frank Baker HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK Bank of Knoxville Henry E. Harris, Jr. '41 James M. Benson '50 Julian Harriss '39, '46 BETTER ENGLISH FUND Mrs. William W. Hastings '23 Robert M. Boarts' Friends Kenneth D. Hatcher '49 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J . Boling Cornelia Smartt Hodges '48, '50, '52 JOHN C. HODGES Mr. and Mrs. C. Howard J. Fred Holly '38 Bozeman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Holt Theo Garrett Brown '44 J . Zollie Howard '24 Harold T. Brudige '49 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Byrn Hutchison '37 '50, '54 Arthur B. Hyman '01 Mr. and Mrs. Alpheus Norman John A. Hyman '46 Campbell '37, '38 Mr. and Mrs. Buford N. Irwin Joseph H. Carney '32, '33 *Katherine Carson '02 James Park Bible Class, *Civil War Centennial Committee First Presbyterian Church CLASS OF '66 - KNOXVILLE *Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B. James CLASS OF '66 - MARTIN '27, '29 George G. Conner, Jr. '63 *Mr. and Mrs. George William * Steve W. Cowan '55 James '29, '30 Clyde Vernard Croswell ' 25 Mrs. Thomas Lewis James, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Culver '27 '28, '33 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jesse KENNETH CURRY Robert L. Johnson Eva Jean DeLaney '46 Kenneth L. Knickerbocker *Mr. and Mrs. Henry Minor Dent, Mrs. A. H. Lancaster'45 Jr. '43, '44 * Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lutz II '40 Nathan W. Dougherty '09 Mrs. H. Whiting McIlwaine '09 Nancy Doughty '38 * Mrs. Edward J . McMillan Patrons, WRITTEN IN BOLD FACE CAPITAL LETTERS, are those who have given a thousand dollars or more during the year; donors have given from one hundred to one thousand dollars. Starred donors have given at least five hundred dollars. 6 3 T32L5 1972/73 ~ cop. 2 ~LOPMENT 1<tT-DRT 1972 -73 'oughty, Jr. '29 !ssee Education Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall ion Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Mangam Wellborn '35 ·s. Tom Elam '31 MR. AND MRS. BERNIE MARTIN WHITE STORES, ·s. John F. Fuzek '43 F. DeWolfe Miller INCORPORATED ·S. Cyrus W. Richard L. Moore, Jr. '32 U. G. Whited, Jr. '44 '41, '50 Arthur Brownlow Wood '25 lenseler ' 15 Mr. and Mrs. William Ed Newell Guy Curtis Youngerman '15 NATIONAL BANK '29,'29 lrris, Jr. '41 N. Sterling Nichols '29 iss '39, '46 Phi Kappa Phi m W. Hastings '23 Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. 1atcher '49 Preston '04 tartt Hodges Scott L. Probasco, Jr. 'DGES Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Ramer y'38 H. J. Ramer i. Andrew D. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Leonard N'ard '24 Raulston '30 , , 31 . Douglas J. William F. Regas '51 '37 Ruth C. Ringo 'man '01 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Roach '43 an '46 Mr. and Mrs. Bernadotte E . Buford N. Irwin Schmitt '04 Mr.
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