. Highland Echo 1915-1925. hop 0 offWilliams ; 2. Les juges-arbitres Campbell. andMunch ^ Hazel Cleveland (discuter le nombre de jours jusqu'à l'école est finie):se dit qu'il n'allais plus workany le lundi après-midi.L'habitude nous avons un bon temps moon-shining ? NOTE DE RECONNAISSANCE PAR LES JUNIORS la Classe Jeune souhaite ex-tendent une note d'appréciation à Mlle-es Marie Clements, Maud Gentry,Anne Allred, Margaret Houston,Margaret Newell, Lucile Smith,Dorothy Stivers, Vivian Rochester,Lucy Waddell, Agnes Lewis, MaryMcSpadden, et Helen Morrow fortheir service rendu splendide surla nuit du 18 avril, au service

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. Highland Echo 1915-1925. hop 0; offWilliams 2. Umpires Campbell andMunch. ^ Hazel Cleveland (discussing thenumber of days until school is out):Will says he isnt going to workany more on Monday afternoon.Wont we have a good time moon-shining? NOTE OF APPRECIATION BY THE JUNIORS The Junior Class wishes to ex-tend a note of appreciation to Miss-es Mary Clements, Maud Gentry, Anne Allred, Margaret Houston, Margaret Newell, Lucile Smith, Dorothy Stivers, Vivian Rochester, Lucy Waddell, Agnes Lewis, MaryMcSpadden, and Helen Morrow fortheir splendid service rendered onthe night of April 18, in serving atthe Junior-Senior Banquet. The twoJunior girls Misses Leola Davis andElizabeth McCord remained in thekitchen and made the wheels goround. We are greatly indebted toMrs. Ellis for the use of her homeand also to Mrs. Davis for her kindhelp in the preparation for the ban-quet. J Ehe VOLUME SIX MARYVILLE. TENNESSEE. APRIL 2S, 1921 Ccl^o NUMBER TWENTY-SEVEN MARYVILLE COLLEGES GLEE CLUB IN HOME CONCERT ON MONDAY EVtNIKG, MAY 2. Upper Row From Left to Right: Robert Kiiifir, Percy Buchanan, Youn;? Hayes, Harry Owen, Rollin Marquis, Virgil McClunji-, Everett Jackson, Lower Row: Lee Herndon, Rowan, Ralph Babylon, Howard Sullinger, Bennet Montgomery, Ralph Jennings, Decatur Waddell. Not in Picture: Jarvis Cotton, Alvin Keen, Reed THE OPPORTUNITY Of A LIfE TIME See First Real Field Meet M. C.Has Had in Several Years. The body of Captain Lones, aMaryville man who was killed inaction in France, has been returnedto Maryville and his funeral will beheld on next Sunday afternxjn at2:30 oclock at the New ProvidencePresbyterian Church. OUR GLEE CLUB To kill two birds with one stont, viz, moonshining with the girl of^our dreams, and seeing an excitingstruggle for supremacy in the firstheat of the 220 yard, 100 yard dash^nd low hurdles, Friday and Satur-day. These sprinters will qualify byA process of elimination to run inthe finals on May Day, and to win-a place on the team which willjneet U. T. i

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