The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-03-06
College Notes

from MaryVllle in Siam, and they
have recently organized a M. c.
Club. This Club presented to the
Lamar Library some literature on
Siam. Mr.. Jones told some inter
esting facts concerning Siam. 1t
furnishes three. fourths of the world IS
supply of tin. 1t exports more rice
than any other country.
The fourth number of the Lyceum
course was given Friday evening.
1t was given by the Boston Musical
Club which consists of male and a
female quartet.
Rev. Robert C. Jones held a con-
ference with the Volunteer Band on
missions in general Saturday morn
ing.
The last midwinter of the year
will be next Friday. twill be given
by the Theta Epsilon.
last week the College Authorities
had a photograph of the entire stu
dent body taken. The students and
faculty were arranged in a large
semicircle and the picture was taken
with a panoramic camera.
The Intercollegiate Prohibition
Association have begun their study
class. Quite a number of the boys
are interested and have joined the
class. The class meets every Thurs
day evening with Dean Barnes as
instructor,
The varsity played Tusculum last
Thursday afternoon. The game was
one of the closest of the season. But
our boys took away the honors.
This game closed the season, as the
| game scheduled for last Saturday at
. K.mborIia Heights was cancelled
o~Kacuuf ola quareuine. OF that
place
Our boys have done especially
good work this season and deserve
much credit, They have labored
under several disadvantages but
have had remarkable success, Lid
dell the main stay at center was
absent from College for the greater
part of the season. Robinson, for
ward, has not been up to his usual
standard on account of an injury
sustt ined early in the season, Some
of the games we're played under
rules which barred some of the very
best men. However out of seven
teen games in all nine were won,
and of the ten played at home only
three were lost. They were hand
capped in two of these three by not
being able to play all the regular
varsity men as mentioned above.
In other words the regular varsity
only lost one of the games played at
Maryville. This is an exceeding
good record and the College is justly
proud of it.
The personeI of the team is as
follows: -Hddell and Robinson al
ready mentioned; Britain, guard
has been a standby for three years; /;
Clark, guard, very suddenly and
rather unexpectedly jumped from
scrubs to one of the best varsity
men; Lloyd, forward, and manager,
is one of the teams stand bys; /;
Proffitt, guard; Crum, center; and
Garrison, guard, are also mainstays
and have done good work this sea-
son. IL fact each and every mem
Der of the team has worked hard
and played good bail.
Mr.. David Profitt is suffering
considerably from an injury sustain.
ed in his arm.
Prof. H. J. Bassett and Mrs. J.
B, S. Alexander have spent three
days in attendance at the Southern
Pathological Society at Sewanee.
Prof. Campbell, the art instructor
has not been able to meet his classes
for the past two weeks. He IL
seriously i'll at his home in NORTH
Knoxville. Prof. Campbell's illness
was not so sudden as it would seem
He has been declining for some
little time, but has kept up by hiI