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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
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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a hint, suggestion, or recommen-dation, Band Men, becau~>e it ismeant to be all of that and moretoo—a request! The appearance for the first timeof a portion of the orchestra atthe Vesper service last Sunday isheralded by all as a most valuableaddition to these impressive serv-ices. It is the tendency of the stu-d.nts, in becoming accustomed to the routine of college life and col-lege services, to forget the greatservice rendered by the music de-nartmen*^. It is to the leaders ofmusic, to the splendid choir, and to the newly-added o^ches^ra, all work-ing as a complement to the trans-cendent messages delivered by ourbeloved College Pastor, that Ma-y-viM? Cfllege owes credit for h-^rbeautiful vesper service whichlanks among th? mo^t imp-essiveand mor-t effective Hervc^ of it-. College. This the one event of the i k-n(j in th? coun^^ry. We are nrondyear for which everything else gives , of oim- musc department ?nd th?way completely in order that there cnlendd ^eco-d ^ha*^ it is mnV^n-
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BASKET BALL MAGNATES The distinguished looking young lady on the upper left is MissElsie Dawson, captain of the co-ed varsity. The fair lass with armsakimbo and with the resolute appearance is Miss Blanche Bailey, themanager of the team. Below are, John Hendrick, manager of boysbasket ball and Jarvis Cotton, captain. A Chance to Serve Alma MaterIn Large Way Suggested byAdoption of Student Activi-ty Fee. Some few weeks ago this columncontained a timely and pointed ar-ticle by an alumnus in which wasset forth the idea that the alumniof Maryville College are not render-ing any real organized service to the College. The Alumni Editor sug-gested, in a prefactory note printedwith that article, that it would bea stimulating and helpful thing ifa large number of alumni wouldcontribute opinions and suggestionsto a symposium on the generaltheme of Organized Service by theAlumni. No such articles have asyet been received. While we arewaiting for them to come in, whatabout an editorial suggestion

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