The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-10-10
College Notes

/ Three" BY way of introduction
he told Of an igcideut Of bis vacation
trip. While abroad this summer
he was accosted by an Englishman
with this question: Do you think
| can make it go in America "
Prof Lyon told him there are
These Three" requisites to success:
knowledge, industry and character.
He then imp essed the students with
the fact that they must possess
These Three" to make it go in
America.
DR.. Greene of Cuba, spoke briefly
to the students in chapel last Fri
day about the social condition of
Cuba.
Mr.. McBee spent last Saturday
and the Saturday before in Knox
vile soliciting ads for the College
! Monthly. He has been very sue
cessful in his work.
Prof. Gillingham has been attend
ing the meeting of Union Presby-
terry at Knoxville this week.
We are sorry to report some i'll
ness among the faculty members.
DR.. Wilson has been confined to
his bed for a few days, but is now
on the mend. DR.. Barnes suffered
somew aat from rheumatism for.
day or two but is now meeting his
classes. Prof. Gillingham sustain
ed sprained ankle few DAYS ago.
but it has recovered.
The Y. M. and Y. w. G A., have
as usual organized several Bible
study classes. Ninety per cent of
the new girls have joined these clas-
es This certainly speakes well for
the girls. Among the boys there
are four classes with a total MEM
bership of ninety.
The campus looks unusually well
this fall. The lawns are kept well
cut, in fact the whole campus pre-
sents very neat and attractive ap-
pearance. This is due in a large
measure to the efforts of Mr.. E. E.
McCurry, who has charge of the
campus improving work this year,
Mr., McCurry suffered from spell
of typhoid last summer and while
recuperating he is devotiDg ali his
time to this work.
Miss Irene Bewley entertained
large crowd in the college chapel
last Friday evening. She read Sc
lection entitled Polly of the Cir
cus." Miss Bewley IS bee ming
renowned reader and Maryville may
justly be proud of her. Her read
ings are always the best and are ap-
preciated, especially by a Maryyille
audience, but this time she was
even better than usual. She just
out did her self.
Last Saturday our boys met the
renowned Vanderbilt foot bail ma
chine on its own ground. Wander
bits team is one of the very best !
teams there is to be found and is
second to none in al the Southland |
yet our boys showed up unusually
well. All the odds were against
our boys; tor they were on strange
ground with out any rooters, while
great crowds of Nashville people
were there to cheer the other
side, and worst of all were the
thoughts of it being Vanderbilt. I
This caused little nervousness IN
our boys 1T first so they were not
able to do their best. Vanderbilt
made five touchdowus during the
first quarter but from the beginning
of the second quarter on Maryville
had complete control of her self and
held her opponents down to re-
markably small score. During the
last half it was nip and tuck. The
back showed up exceptionally strong
while the ends did some fine work
smashing interference. Coach Will
Jams played fine game making
one or two of his long runs. But
ler did extra well in fact all the
boys did much credit to themselves
and to the school as well. Wander
hilt only scored twice during the