Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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January . . . good time for indoor sport! Artist Series — Kaleidoscope Players . . . I ' ve just read some Sandburg and want to go so badly . . . wish they ' d chosen better selections . . . Kaleidoscope of what. . . . Jonathan Gresham, Trumpetist . . . first band member to give a senior recital, first Porkie, too. Sergio Rojas, lecturing on The Coming Explosion in Latin America . . . former Cuban ambassador to Great Britain . . . participant in Bay of Pigs invasion . . . eco- nomic and diplomatic expert. . . . A grant from the National Science Foundation . . . alumnus Hargrove and Dr. Griffits. new equipment Mr. Hurst . . . savor in the Salt Cellar

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Treasurer ' s Of fie e . . . ie mester ' s bills . . . Mr. Blevins. Miss Hennemuth . . . long lines . . . out of books . . . another check. It ' s about these Southerners (Marvin Beard) who have never seen snow. I ' ve got to go through this on a day off? Lines . . . books . . . fees ... no money . . . here we go again (to nowhere?) Now that the old semester is gone, we hope that you ' ll take stock of your past performance, and work to improve your record. . . . . Did you see Goldfinger? — That James Bond turns me on . . . Mary Poppins — what a comeback to Goldfinger (remember that Goldfinger — initiations are coming) . H

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spring: a young man ' s fancy . Docherty: You weren ' t listening, Watson! Dr. Docherty . . . Margie Stewart. Coventry Cathedral, old and new . . . contemporary religious expression — an art exhibit, tied in with the February Meetings, opening after Dr. Bloy ' s organ recital. . . . February Meetings speaker — Dr. Docherty, a Scot not at all dour . . . The poetry added to the prose of reality — that ' s joy in life . . . fitting the square world into the round hole in his head. . . . Joe ' s biographies again . . . panels, dorm meetings, private conferences . . . ten ad- dresses in one accent! . . . Save your chapel cuts and take ' em now . . . not here to present answers, but to get you to ask questions — the right questions. . . . Harry Harter coordinates a Fine Arts Festival . . . lasting a whole month? Recitals, exhibits, visiting performers, plays — hmmm, no folk singers?! The March Artist Series, two choirs and a symphony . . . they had notes we ' d never heard before. Two performances with the Knoxville Symphony and the college choirs — Rachmaninoff ' s Bells. Phaedra, a Cretan woman? (undoubtedly) ... a Graecian chorus . . . Will she ever learn her lines?. . . . Chaste Hippolytus dies by Theseus ' hand ... a tortured woman ' s false cry ... a bitter purse. Spring Lecture Series — Maryville alumni . . . Otto D. Pflanze, Fulbright scholar, author and educator; J. Edward Kidder, Professor of Art, International Christian Uni- versity in Japan.