by Rev. Calvin Alexander Duncan

This book from 1921 was published by the Class of 1871 of Maryville College, in Tennessee. The first graduating class was in 1869, a single student. In 1871 there were five young men that graduated. It highlights Professor Thomas Jefferson Lamar, President P. Mason Bartlett, and Professor Alexander Bartlett and their significance in education. Dr. P. Mason Bartlett’s significant contributions to Maryville College, including his role in teaching Latin, his election as president, and his lasting legacy of leadership and vision, are highlighted. His dedication to the college’s growth and success, along with his impact on students, is emphasized as a testament to his commitment to education.

1921. 32p. 1921)