Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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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.

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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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QUEEN ANN added charm to the Homecoming parade. BALDWIN GIRLS made last minute adjustments on their float. MARY NEWTON, Ruth Wagner, and Laine Rowe, riding on the Bahlwin Float, urged the team to Ring That Bell.