Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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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.

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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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The hell didn ' t ring Homecoming with its parade, dorm decora- tions, pep rally, dance, and flood of alums, is one of the biggest events in the Fall. Organizations and dorms spend weeks planning themes and decorations and setting up connnittees — and fin- ally settle down to working the day or night before. FINISHED KAPPA PHI float foalured Bainonians SiK- Tourtellotte, Lycli.i Muiison, and Kalhie Briggs. Baldwin Hall ' s industrious group of girls won first place in the float contest and in dorm dec- orations. It was a nice dav. and things looked hopeful for Maryville. hut due to a last-second pass the Anderson bell didn ' t ring to announce a victory for the Scotties. Nevertheless, it was a good Homecoming. ROBB GWALTNEY and Don Ncwroth worked long and hard on the Kappa Phi float.