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The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.

The dedicatory program began in Memorial Gymnasium and an address by Governor Ellington. Reverend Carl Elkins, minister of the First Methodist Church of Cookeville pronounced the benediction to end the ceremony. A total of 10 buildings were dedicated and 6 were named, including Bartoo Hall, Matthew Daniels Hall, Henderson Hall, Kittrell Hall, Derryberry Hall, Marshall Hall, James Millard Hall, the Smith Quadrangle-Austin and Wheeler Halls and Quintin and Miller Halls, and the Jere Whitson Memorial Library. Dedicated but not names was the new men's dormitory and the new women's complex.