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Identifier: Highland_Echo_1915-1925 (find matches)
Title: Highland Echo 1915-1925
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Maryville College student body
Subjects: Maryville College
Publisher: Maryville, TN : Maryville College
Contributing Library: Maryville College
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c. class can tellyou that. MUSIC AND EXPRESSIONRECITAL (Continued from page one) Fiddle, and the manager, theirlittle brother, was introduced. Forthe next encore they gave, Sleep,Baby, Sleep. They escaped a thirdencore by throwing kisses; and afourth, by having the managerthrow a kiss. Nellie Caldwell, another star notbelonging to the Hill yet, read amonologue by Phelps, entitledDaisys Practice Hour. For encoreshe gave Chewing Gum. No won-der she won the prize at Bristol!Annarine Atkins interpretation ofthe popular play, SuppressedDesires, was only another proof ofthe unusual excelence of the prog-ram and her own great talent. The second part of the programconsisted of Booth Tarkingtons oneact play, The Trysting Place. Allthe characters, even if one was ?,did excellent work. A good laughi.<! what people need and a goodlaugh is what they got Mondaynight Incidentally, p^ple (whichincluded moonshiners, of course)received a warning against moon-shining in a private corner—of thehoteL
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Copyright 1923 Hart Schaffncr & Marx ELUS-PROFnU COMPANY Maryville, Tennessee DEVOTED TO ALL THE INTERESTS OF MARYVILLE COLLEGE VOLUME EIGHT MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE MARCH 16, 1923 NUMBER EIGHTEEN ATHLETIC NOTES MARYVILLE BASKETBALL* CHAMPS OF EAST TENN g Milligan Defeated In Post Seas-♦ on Affair. MARYVILLE ADOPTSA STUDENT COUNCIL We expect that Wicker and all ofhis Milliganites are satisfied bynow as to who are the basket ballchamps of East Tennessee. Mary-ville went about the game in abusiness-like way and caged sevenfield goals and four free throws inthe first half, while permittingMilligan only two field goals andfive free tosses. Milligan came back in the secondhalf and scored sixteen points toMaryvilles eleven, but the High-landers had too great a lead tolose—to Milligan. Riskey and Jean were the out-standing stars for the Highlanders.Their floor work was especiallygood. Maryville Riskey, 6 f. McMurray, 17 f. McGinley, 2 c. Musick, 2 g. Veech, 2 g. MilliganJarett, 13Hodges,

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