Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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HARRISON NOBLE WRIGHT Pall Mall ' ' Men of few words are the best men. Political Science; Alpha Sigma; ' Varsity i ' ootball Team, ' 08, ' 09, ' 10, ' 11; Captain of I ' notbal! Team, ' 10; Manager of Football Team, ' 11. Head hails from Middle Tennessee, a Noble boy from Fentress County. He has iieen here for years. A member of the Varsity Football Team for four years, he has won an enviable place in Maryville ' s football history. He trusts everything to fate, and gen- erally comes out lucky. ' ' Head has the quali- ties of a judge, but will now and then laugh at a good joke. He takes pride in quoting his motto, That justice may prevail. Two little law students knocking at a door; Wright .got a client once, then he wanted more. HOMER ANDRE ' W GODDARD Maryville Your wit makes otliers witty. Political Science; Athenian; President ui Athenian, ' 12; Associate Editor of ChiHunvean. ' 12; Class Orator, Commencement, ' 12. Maryville has been blessed with few such students as Bully. He is the joy of his pro- fessors and the pride of bis class. Yet he is no bookworm; he always hnds time for his fun and frolic, and is a firm believer in college spirit. He works while he works and plays while he plays. We are expecting great things of Bully, and firmly believe we will not be disappointed in our expectations. One little law student left all alone; He got married, and then there were none.

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JOHN GRANVILLE SIMS Monroe In him a plentitude of suljtle matter. Political Science; Alpha Sigma; President of Alpha Sigma, ' 11; President of Political Sci- ence Club, ' 11; Class Debating Team, ' 10; Ex- change Editor of Southern Co-Ed.. ' 10- 11; Business Manager of College Monthly, ' 11- ' 12; Intercollegiate Debating Team, ' 11; Assistant m Physiology, ' lO- ' ll; Assistant in Psychol- ogy, ' 11- ' 12. Senator is an orator and debater. He takes great pleasure in an argument, and is a strict believer in the correctness of his own views. He has had a wide and varied expe- rience, knows something about everything, and is willing to tell you all that and even more. He has taken part in every college activity and made good in each. Finir little law students standinp- in a line; Sims went in for suffrage; said he liked it line. JANCER LAWRENCE TWEED White Rock, N. C. I awoke one morning and found myself famous. Political Science; Alpha Sigma; Alpha Sigma Representative on Intercollegiate Con- test Committee, ' 11- ' 12; President of Alpha Sigma. ' 12; President of Political Science Clnlj, ' 11; Class Editor, ' 10; Class Debating Team, ' 09- ' 10; Intercollegiate Debating Team, ' 11; Manager of Baseball Team, ' 11; Official Buyer of Athletic Association, ' 11- ' 12; Assistant Busi- ness Manager Chilhnwean, ' 12. Judge is from the Old North State, and is proud of it. He attended Marshall Academy and Kimberlin Heights before coming to Mary- ville. He has distinguished himself as an or- ator and debater. In debate against the Elevens and Thirtcens he nobly upheld the Violet and White, He always enjoys a good joke, laughing longer and louder than any one else. The Judge is destined to be a politician, and it is rumored that he will enter the next presidential campaign. Three little law students walking through the zoo; . big trust Inigged Tweed, then there were but two.

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PREACHERS ROY HEBER HIXSON Chattanooga In j ' liiir patience you are strong. General; Athenian; Secretary of Athenian, ' 09; Treasurer of Athenian, ' 10; Alternate De- bater in Intercollegiate Contest, ' 09: Intercol- legiate Orator, ' 11. Deacon was formerly a student at Chatta- nooga Normal University; he also attended Carson and Newman College, but wisely en- listed with the Maryville College ' 12 ' s in 08. He has taken part in a number of the college activities, but has also found time to fill the pulpit of some of the neighboring churches. Here ' s to the Deacon ' s success! Deep in thoughtful preparation He will labor day by day. Many a spell-bound congregation With his eloiiuence to sway. HORACE EUGENE ORR Cabot, Ark. O, grant me an honest fame, or grant me Ancient Languages; Athenian; President of .Athenian, ' 08- ' 09; President of Adelphic Union, ■11- ' 12; Class Debater, •08- ' 09; Class President. ' 09- ' 10; Secretary of Y. M. C. A., ' 09- ' 10; Presi- dent of Y. M. C. A., ' lO- ' ll; :Manager of Ly- ceum Course, ' 11- ' 12; Leader nf Volunteer Band, ' 11- ' 12. Hoss is one of our laughers — laughs at everything he says and honestly believes he is funny. He is also one of our busy men, as you will see from his record. He is always there with the goods, and hopes to be a star preacher some day. We share his hopes and have con- fidence in his ability to fulfill both his and our aspirations. To him no bliss without alloy. Yet he to others maj ' bring joy; For lie can preach, or he can sing. Or he can di) ' most anything.