Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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Dr. Edwin R

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. . . Alumni Day: past acquaintances renewed, college escapades retauld as graduates return for traditional gatherin ' . . . four years ' efforts culminate as seniors talc part i ' Baccalaureate an ' Commencement exercises . . . gowns, di- plomas, Daisie Chain, proud parents, cameras, an ' mixed emotions mark realization o ' some goals an ' expectation o ' ithers. 17

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DEDICATIO As we continue oor jaunt, we pause to saloot one wha began his own Highland journey i ' 1911 ... returned as a guide i ' 1918 ... an ' for a ' most half a centurie has led, wi ' keen e ' e ' n ' sure step, noo parties o ' ex- plorers . . . Thoas wha hae traveled i ' his companie can ne ' er forget his frequent pauses to delikht i ' unexpected glimp- ses o ' trooth: The fact of personality amazes me in each bird at my door . . . his enthusiastic recallin ' o ' th ' glories o ' th ' past: Lo, sixteen hundred is the magic hour! Geoffrey and Will surpass the rest! I ' ve cried . . . his concern o ' er th ' roughness o ' th ' present path: Yet in this closing year, Fulfilled with doubt and fear, We grope and cry . . . his habit o ' raisin ' his een to distant horizons: Thanks be to Thee, oh God; our eyes have seen Thy Salvation! To show oor appreciation for his leedership an ' to recognize his lang an ' distinguisht service to Maryville College, we want to dedicate this annual to Dr. Edwin R. Hunter wha, as dean o ' curriculum, had th ' vision to mak Maryville amang th ' first colleges to adopt comprehensives an ' independent studie for a ' students; wha, as poet an ' scholar, has made a significant contribution to literature throo This Man ' s Art an ' Shaks- pore and Common Sense; an ' who, as teecher, has combined his deep faith, his wit, an ' his wisdom to mak th ' classroom experience relevant to contemporarie life.