Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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FINANCIERS LELAND GATES CARSON Harriman There is no better religion than to be happy. ' Political Science; Alpha Sigma. Kid doesn ' t believe in allowing his health to be impaired by stndy. However, he learns quickly when he studies, as he has demon- strated once or twice since he entered college. His chief pleasure is found in a kodak and in moonshine, and in these two things he stars. He says, Dog-on-it! in a most charming way just before a quiz. From Harriman there came a youth Who oft was known to speak the truth. ' Twas said he naught but pictures took. Was never known to take a book. When asked what aim in life he sought. He shook his head and answered, Naught. MORTON BLAINE DUGGAN Sevierville A proper man, as one shall see in a summer ' s day. Mathematics; . lpha Sigma; Treasurer of Al- pha Sigma, ' 09- ' 10; Class Treasurer. ' 08- ' C9; Class Baseball Team, ' 09- ' 10; Tennis Manager. ' 11- ' 12; Assistant in Loan Library. Blaine comes from Sevierville. He received his early training in Juniper .Academy. He is a good student and a star in Nlath.. but he never allows his studies to interfere with his college education. He has no special loafing place, but you can almost always find him in the Loan Library. His greatest delight is in work and moonshine. He thinks a great deal of himself, and from his point of view is well thought of. - high authority on books. And high in grades as well. Whose pride no petty trifling brooks, His future who can tell?

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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.

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ORTON LORRAINE DUGGAN Sevierville A man who is not afraid to saj ' his say. Mathematics; Alpha Sigma; Alpha Sigma Quartet, ' lO- ' ll, ' 11- ' 12; Manager of Baseball Team, ' 12; Business Manager of Chilhowean, ■12. Behold in Dug a practical and substantial business man, shrewd and sharp as you find ' em. To him is due the financial success of our Chilhowean. Before he came to Maryville he gleaned in the fields of knowledge at Juniper Academy; he also taught for three years. He is fond of his books, his professors, and— well, ask him how he enjoys his moonshine. Suc- cess is the wish of all his classmates. Some day the whole world will hear Of this famous financier. He began his great career Managing the Chilhowean. LAWYERS CLAY EVANS RULE Maryville A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Political Science; Alpha Sigma; Manager of Basket-Bail Team, ' ll- ' li. Tanny is at home in laryville. He has lived here all his life, and is thoroughly at- tached to the place. While a prep., he was ad- dicted to study; but when he became a college man, he put away this youthful habit. On a still day you can hear him laugh for miles around. He is very fond of the pirls and they of him. He chums with Head. But. all in all, Tanny promises much for the future glory of the class. Five little law students coming into school; The first one to pass the bar was little Clay Rule.