Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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Set the alarm DR. HLNTER was his usual lioll self for the benefit of his appre- ciative sophomores. The five divisions of the college kept their students busy from the first day of the semester until the last. There were papers to be written, speeches to be given, assignments to be read, and lessons to be practiced. Teachers explained and discussed material, made more assignments, and listened to reasons as to why previous assignments had not been completed. Often they reiterated fundamentals that had been offered earlier in the semester. Some students found it necessary to set the alarm for six in order to finish as- signments while others threw up their academic hands in despair and slept on. BOB FINERTIE and Chuck Frissell performed experiments in psychol- ogy on Don Perez. ANN KELTON practiced in the Music Hall while Mr. Bloy made corrections and suggestions.

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EARTHY ENTERTAINER, Sallie Kinsinger, with the wealthy society fainily Bobbye Carson, Howard Mays, Myrna Ginaven and Bob Davies got stranded in the jungle. ROMANCE BLOOMED when half-native boy Don Nabors presented Myrna with a contest souvenir. High priestess Colleen Crawford and ex-girl friend Gail Shiffer weren ' t too pleased. BONGO, BONGO, BON- GO, I don ' t want to leave the Congo, sang native boys Bob Stevens, Butch Christie, and Bob Finertie, as they explained why they didn ' t want to become a night club act.

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or SIX ASLEEP? They don ' t look like it but maybe they ' re good fakers. At any rate, they appear to be in:erestecl. 11 THE LIBRARY STAFF eopes with problems from the most com- plex research questions to that old friend outside reading which is probably the problem in this case. JIM McCALL, chemistry major, worked ex- tra hours in the lab on a little project known as chemistry special studies.