Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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THE CAMPUS RANG WITH MARCHING FEET In the March of 1943 something new was added to our cloistered college life. American soldiers moved Into our campus bringing with them the spirit of the American youth. It was our genera- tion. To these men who have been trained beside us and who shall soon fight for us we dedicate our 1944 Chilhowean, with the hope that soon the whole world — a better world — will ring with the tramp of their feet toward home. THE WAR RAGED ON

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DOROTHY LEHMAN CAROL McCUTCHEON THE STAFF DOROTHY LEHMAN Editor CAROL McCUTCHEON Business Manager DR. F. A. SRIFFITTS Faculty Adviser THE EDITORIAL STAFF MARIAN GARVIN Class Editor CYNTHIA JOHNSON Features Editor AGNES PETERSON Activities THE BUSINESS STAFF JANE SHORT Assistant Business Manager ELLEN PASCOE Assistant Business Manager MAR ' ION SCHNEEWEISS . Assistant Business Manager Gone forever are the days of 1943 and 1944, days of fun and laughter, of learning and de- velopment. Yet long will their influence remain with us. We begin to realize that Maryville has become a part of us even as we have been a part of Maryville. We have become instilled with the ideals and traditions of our Alma Mater. Consciously or unconsciously we have assimilated some of the finer Intangible things that college life offers. It is our hope In publishing this annual that it will always prove a storehouse of happy memo- ries for you. (14 1