Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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IDA GRACE STANTON Limestone ■ ' Constant as a northern star. ' Gc-ncral; Bainonian; ident of Bainonian. ■11. Ida is one of om- studious girls. Her life began out among the Rockies, at Holine, Col. At a very tender age she came to Tennessee, where she now makes her home. Before com- ing to ns in the fall of ' 08 she attended school at Washington College and Athens. She also swayed the birch with vigor and snccess in Tennessee and in South Carolina. She is such a good student that the profs. have to like her, and classmates and friends simply can ' t help it. Sweet and modest and quiet .And gentle in all her ways. Her skill in the art of cooking Will win unbounded praise. DOCTORS JOSEPH LEONARD McGINLEY Maryville I ' ll warrant him heart whole. . ncient Languages; Athenian: ' Vice Presi- dent oi .Athenian, ' 10; President of Athenian, ' 11- . thenian Quartet; Class Quartet. ' 11- ' 12. After a sojourn of several years away from liis Alma Mater, during which time he studied at ' Valparaiso University and taught in South Dakota, Mack has returned to graduate with ' 12. His greatest ambition is to be a doctor, and his friends and classmates wish him a brieht future in his chosen profession, lack has an abundance of college enthusiasm and class spirit. From lofty heiglits this medicine man Looks down upon a world of pain. He rolls up pills. He measures dope, .And bids long-suffering patients hope.

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HOUSEKEEPERS ALICE BELLE PICKENS Maryville Her air is so modest, her aspect so meek, yet so sweet are her charms. General: Theta Epsilon; President of Theta Epsilon, ' 11 : Chiss Vice President, ■1M2. Belle has run the gantlet of iMaryville Col- lege. How long she has been here, we do not know; bnt we do know that she will be missed when she leaves. Her sunny smile and cheery disposition make for her friends of all who know her. She is very fond of Domestic Sci- ence, and we hope she will find some one to practice on. A dainty, pretty maiden. Says in tones of mock defiance: If T can ' t do any better, I will teach Domestic Science. She ELMIRA GRACE SMITH Concord smiles and smiles and will not sigh. es: Theta Epsilon: Class Ancient Langua Editor, •11- ' 12. Grace is a Volunteer born and reared. She came to Maryville during her preparatory days and has taken her entire college course with us. She is a good all-around student, and has left some record-breaking grades behind her; but in doing so she has not neglected Theta, and has taken time to have a genuinely good time as well. Fitted for tasks of high degree. She well may choose her own life work. Whatever her lot in life may be. We know she will no duty shirk.

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MARIVINE KIRKPATRICK Mooresburg She keeps a sunny mood. English Literature and History; Theta Epsi- lon; Art Editor of Chilhowean, ' 12, I, too, am an artist, Kirk can reply when artists are being discussed. Besides being a painter, she is a graduate in Domestic Art from Greeneville and Tuscuhim College. She is the kind that can make you laugh and laugh, and then feel like laughing some more. Moreover, she is a good scholar, and is always on hand with the goods. You can almost always find her where Lucile is; and, on the other hand, wherever you find Marivine you will find Lu- cile. In a laboratorjr dark She is sure to make her mark. She ' ll discover life ' s elixir If an explosion first don ' t fix her. VINCENT TALBOTT SHIPLEY Baltimore, Md. Give me some music — music, moody food of us who trade in love. Ancient Languages; Alpha Sigma; Class Treasurer, ' 11- ' 12; graduate in jNInsic, ' 10. Ship is a musician of whom the class may well be proud. ' We wonder who will play the organ at chapel next year when Ship leaves us. When he first came to jMaryville, he came face to face with a dilemma which he had some trouble in solving. Should he devote himself to his studies or to the entertainment of the Co-Eds.? However, he has proven himself ad- etpiately capable in both lines. He is a good student; and as to moonshining. he now de- clares lie has got it for good. In Baltimore there lived a lad Who, people said, was music mad. He is our class musician; And when he leaves the college walls. Morning and night he ' ll answer calls — A true and tried physician.