Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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FOREWORD Oh ye untried, who would at hoodoos sneer, To woeful tale but lend a list ' ning ear. Hear how the mystic spell of dire thirteen. About our class did cast a grewsome sheen ; How, spite of blows uncounted, we prevailed, That we might rally those who else had failed; That we, in sooth might warn posterity ' Gainst hoodoos, goblins, ghosts — unhallowed three.

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pwi;a? iiLiamiii™MiiiffltJHVJiiiiiMi iiJiiiyitfii™i!ra)nBffiFi: «:ia!iiiiic,iiiEi iUiiiHUj8iajiiiiiuiiiivuuigniMiiii. ' miauiuuiuiiiii tiiaiMtiiBfi.aamiuim.mii HENRY JEWELL BASSETT, M.A. Henry Jewell Bassett was born in Catskill, N. Y., February 3rd, 1880. In 1885 his parents moved to Kansas, where he received his early education and graduated from the Moran High School. He took his B. A. degree from IMary- ville College, and afterward graduated from Princeton LTniversity, with Phi Beta Kappa honors. In 1905 he became Professor of Latin in Maryville College. In 1907 this institution conferred upon him the degree of M.A. Since then Professor Bassett has spent his summers in study and travel. He has taken summer courses at the Universities of Chicago, Michigan and Columbia. During the summer of 1912 he traveled in Europe, spending the greater part of his time in Italy in further preparation for his work.