Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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HUNGRY STUDENTS waited in front of Pearsons before the noon meal. RELAXUNG under a tree and comparing class notes was sometimes necessary, usually enlightening. Just a little relaxation FRESHMEN GIRLS enjoyed frequent get-togethers in rooms where under- pinnings were sometimes over- hangings. There were times when some felt that just a little relaxation was needed from the daily cycle of eat- study-sleep. It was then that the parties were given, the impromptu get-togethers held, and the real get- ting-to-know each other took place. Some went to THE STUDENT CENTER often provided relief from the late afternoon famine. fvBif rt;

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A GROl I of cuntented Tlieta cows were sung to by an unibrella-cari-ying Alpha Sigma pledge Cows and gladiators on the green A KAPPA PHI gladiator and Bainonian servant girl kneel in reverence to their superiors. Theta cows, Kappa Phi gladiators, Bainonian servant girls, and Alpha Sig burlap boys ran loose on the campus green during society initia- tion. It was a mad day of foot washings, egg rolls, cow bells, sheets, dining hall parades, onion eat- ing contests, and other activities long to be re- membered by all.

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. j sfT ••n . MORE HUNGRY PEOPLE — this time at the Sen- ior Send-Off sponsored by the Sophomore Class. MEN SAT on the ground and watched entertain- ment at the YMCA pow-wow. VESPER CHOIR members and guests opened presents and heard Eloise on the three speeds, at the Christmas party. the student center, some met in dorm rooms or un- der trees, and others took week-end hikes. As a result, real bonds were discovered and lasting friendships were begun. This was a vital part of our college life. BRAVE AND ADVENTURESOME YMCA mem- bers hiked overnijiht In the Smokies. THE GROOM ' S COURSE taught men what women do in tile kitchen.