. Highland Echo 1915-1925. iated and his de-cisions were entirely satisfactory,although he did not call the game asclose as the Maryville team wasaccustomed to being ruled. (Continued on page two) III() KCIIO Published every Tuesday by theStudent Body of Maryville College. EDITORIAL STAFFRobt. S. Gamon, 17, Editor-in-ChiefW. H. McCord, 17 - Exchange W. E. Martin, 17, Athletics Prof. H. J. Bassett, 04, - Alumni CLASS AND ORGANIZATIONS Cora Hopkins, - - - Senior Class L. Genevieve Gibson - Junior Class E. S. Campbell, - Sophomore Class Helen Lewis - Freshman Class REPORTERSMargaret Basse
. Highland Echo 1915-1925. iated and his de-cisions were entirely satisfactory,although he did not call the game asclose as the Maryville team wasaccustomed to being ruled. (Continued on page two) III() KCIIO Published every Tuesday by theStudent Body of Maryville College. EDITORIAL STAFFRobt. S. Gamon, 17, Editor-in-ChiefW. H. McCord, 17 - Exchange W. E. Martin, 17, Athletics Prof. H. J. Bassett, 04, - Alumni CLASS AND ORGANIZATIONS Cora Hopkins, - - - Senior Class L. Genevieve Gibson - Junior Class E. S. Campbell, - Sophomore Class Helen Lewis - Freshman Class REPORTERSMargaret BassettAnno Creswell R. A. YoungY. W. C. A. Miss George E. SimpsonY. M. C. A., - - - H. J. JordanTheta Epsilon - Mary Kate LewisBainonian - - - Maud PardueAthenian - - - - J. B. DeytonAlpha Sigma - - Horace Dawson BUSINESS DEPARTMENTM. B. Crum, 17, Business ManagerSubscription price 75c, by mail$, paid in Issues Guaranteed. Entered as Second Class MailMatter in the Post Office at Mary-ville, Tenn. EVERYBODY READS THE ECHO TALK IT UP The Buy at Home movementsnow so general throughout thisgreat country of ours, are the directresults of outside competition en-deavoring to take away local constituents of a communityknow that it is foremost importanceto insure the growth of their owntown or city if they are to reap thebenefits of growth and development. Recently the national governmentsent a board of investigation tolook over proposed sites for amamouth armor plant. This boardvisited the cities and towns who hadinducements to offer the governmentin order that their community mightbe chosen as the location of thisenormous plant. It meant a greatdeal to these cities if they could se-cure this new titanic industry,hence they pulled, boosted, talked,and did all in their power to makea good impression on the board ofinvestigation. The growth and development ofMaryville College rests to a largeextent on the way its constituents,its student body, boost
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