Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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Key Man Dick Fox . . . freshman Margie Brown. The Factulty Reception lor Students. IN A YEAR AT MARYVILLE September again . . . another year . . . wonder who ' s back, who ' s new . . . . . . Before school, the facuhy retreated (what ' II they do when school starts?) . . . swimming pools and laughter, group discussions and vital issues, but little heard beyond the retreat. . . . students wonder; knowing, they might be less critical . . . but progress is made, tentatively at first, perhaps more boldly later. Sir will you carry my baggage up for me — (bet that ' s the last time anyone calls me Sir. ) .... Erwin ' s disciples strain manfully, while Buckwalter ' s Broads prepare the more difficult task — making freshman girls at home in the dorm . . . how will we ever get these freshmen to mix? .... Too late, they already have!. . . . Then the Sing Along With Issac (the crazy man who runs around the mountains with a bell tower) . . . Slurp, pop — there goes a watermelon seed . . . Penny Edelmeier joins the Honey Bee Club again. . . . Mr. Roberts relates Retreat. to Dr. Young, Mr. Mize at the Faculty

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MAY WE PRESENT . . . THE GREAT SCOT Some say you ' ll find him in Anderson tower, or perhaps burrowing under the streets on his way from Carnegie to Baldwin. Others claim he ' s in classrooms, the executive coun- cil, the chaplain ' s office. Still others claim to know him among the widespread alumni of Maryville College. He ' s the shyness of Mr. Layman, the orange and garnet tie of Dr. Copeland, the wry humor of Dean McClelland. When you want to define him, he ' s never around; when you despair, he might be there; when there ' s a festive, carefree mood abroad, he ' s always there. Everywhere, yet nowhere — that ' s the Great Scot. Enough. The Great Scot can ' t suddenly appear on this page. Look at that artist ' s conception of him — no spirit of a college could look like that! Or could he? Follow him through the past year; look for him. Above all, draw your own conclusions. Oh, yes — watch out for the Great Scot! CONTENTS EVENTS 3 • THE FACULTY 20-21 • THE CLASSES 36-37 HONORS 68-69 • ORGANIZATIONS 80-81 • SPORTS 108-109 IN MEMORIAM 126 • ALMA MATER 128 • SENIOR DIRECTORY 129

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Theta, Theta — what would half of them do with a hairy-chested man ? . . . RUSH WEEK— Are those the only choices?- — well, no, there ' s always the GDI ' s . . . Intramurals, fun trips to the mountains — just join a so- ciety — pressure, pressure, pressure . . . You pledged what?? . . . . Pay your dues now — be the first in your pledge group. . . . Salt Cellar or Salt Seller? . . . Why don ' t they just call it a Coffeehouse? ... no mattresses on the floor . . . We ' ve got to get it ready for opening Saturday night . . . ham- mer, nails, ouch d - - - it! ... bright yellow paint? . . . well, that ' s done — but it ' s only temporary . . . Dr. Hunter sure packs ' em in — whew! . . . Folksingers! How atmospheric (later change to Folksingers!? Again? ) . . . dorm chairs and tables, dim lighting, a crude stage and many people ... bet the. salt of the earth comes from all this sweat . . . four kinds of coffee . . . UCCF is off to a good start ... I was holding hands with a girl in the Salt Cellar — Well, did you know her name? . . . Dialogue, dam it! BEAT ... the hell out of ' em, Scots . . . Whose pep rally this week .. . wonder if the fire will start after all that rain . . . here comes the band ... off to a winning start . . . Cheer, we can ' t hear Ya . . . Skit, Skat, how ' s about that?. . . . Scots — Gr-r-r-r-eat! » -v-,- -jr - The President ' s reception at Morningside for the freshman class. The Salt Cellar . . . just needs a coat of bright yellow paint.