Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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DEDICATION .ARYVILLE ' S glass has been running for more than a century — quite a space when con- sidered in relation to a human life, but a mere pinch of sand when we think of the towering years ensured the Col lege by the foresightedness of her founders. Those who tread the ways which they have paved wi 1 1 pass on, leaving the imprint of their labors on the grow- ing whole. It is to the youth of today who will comprise the Maryville of tomorrow, to the generations yet unborn who will carry on our work on College Hill; to the race of men and women who will strive incessantly to the end of a richer, fuller, Maryville; to the Maryville of the future, then, we dedicate this book. May they build as courageously and wisely as have their predeces- sors; may their works live as long and circulate as widely as have those of the men who planted the seed which makes our sowing and reaping possible.

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FOREWORD ® ROPHETS of old, chastened by the rigours of an elemental civilization, envisioned future triumphs for the sons of Israel. One modern prophet, emboldened by the brave history of Mary- ville, sees fit to dream great dreams for these, her sons and daughters . . . and on these dreams we build our book. George Santayana, in his sonnet, World, has epi- tomized the trend taken by the theme of this, the 1933 Chi Ihowean. On this poem has been placed the burden of elucidation which may be required by the inaudibilities of the artist ' s brush.

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CONTENTS Book I S C H O O L Book II CLASSES Book III FEATURES Book IV A T H Book V A C T L E T I C S V I T I E S