. Highland Echo 1915-1925. yville im Mai, um ^ome in Hickory, N.C. Henry A. Calloway, ex-17, ein. - lBirdie Miller, in Unionville, onJune 5, zu Hause in Oakhurst, Texas. Burney F. Acton, 22 und MaryBiles, Präp., 2.3, am Sharon am 23. Juni, zu Hause in Birmingham, Ala Helen E. Newell, 19 und John Witherspoon, ex-19, Chattanoogaon am 27. Juni, zu Hause in Kalifornien, Pennsylvania. Charles E., der Stern, 17, und LenoreStark,. ex-19, in Chattanooga, inJuly, zu Hause in Chattanooga. Jes-ie A. Creswell, 20 und WalterSeifert, an Blufield, W. Virginia, am 12. Juni in Denver, Colorado. Maude C. Hite, 20 und Walte

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. Highland Echo 1915-1925. yville in May, at^ome in Hickory, N. C. Henry A. Calloway, ex-17, an.-lBirdie Miller, at Unionville, onJune5, at home in Oakhurst, Texas. Burney F. Acton, 22 and MaryBiles, Prep., 2.3, at Sharon on June23, at home in Birmingham, Ala. Helen E. Newell, 19 and John H.Witherspoon, ex-19, at Chattanoogaon June 27, at home in California, Pennsylvania. Charles E. Ensign, 17, and LenoreStark, .ex-19, at Chattanooga, inJuly, at home in Chattanooga. Jes-ie A. Creswell, 20 and WalterSeifert, at Blufield, W. Va., on June12, at home in Denver, Colorado. Maude C. Hite, 20 and Walter C.S.hnopp, at Camp Starwink, onAugust 9, at home in Morg-antown, We.st Va. J. Charles Walker, IG and RuthConstance Yeagle, at Washington onAugUi^-t 1. This list includes some mightywell-known Maryvillians and thoFaculty and students Join heartilyin bidding thorn godspeed as theygo happily along their varied chosenpaths- of life. ALL KINDS OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES WATERMAN AND EVER-SHARP PENS AND PENCILS MEET YOUR OLD FRIENDS AT. BEST SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE IN TOWN NUNNALLYS, NORRIS andBELMONT CANDIESALWAYS FRESH KEPT ON ICE BEST OF SERVICE BEST OF PRICES I ^^^^#^#.####^##»^<-#^#-#<»^^»»»f ^»»^^^f ^^f «*^^f ^^^^^^^^-^f^^^^^^^^f ^^»»»»<»y»^#»^.#»^^, ^j ^*»#»#»»^»»^^###^ Matriculation up to Saturday Noon, College 457, Preparatory 152 THE HIGHLAND ECHO Athletics Religious Activities Scholastics VOLUME NINE MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE, SEPTEMBER 19, 1923 NUMBER TWO Coach Honaker Predicts Big Year in Football First Game Saturday-Mars Hill in GoodCondition. Coach Honaker confidently pre-dicts a big year in football. Inview of the fact that we have ahusky squad of more than fiftyfootball fighters daily quelling ona hot gridiron we dont it in theleaft. Under the coaching of thresmen raised on football, Honoker, Bond and Ford, and with materiallike Capt. Bob, Hamilton, Sihmidt, and some more Ijeavyweights, in-cluding Shorty Sneed, not only dowe not doubt it but we are incli

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