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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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ording to the length of themenu. Fourth: Rules for Supper:I. If milk is served, when youget to the bottom of your glass donot throw back your head and drawin your breath like the exhaust ona bath tub, in order to get the lastdrop, the milk may taste good butthis is not considered good taste. II. If wienies are served do notwonder in a loud voice how long ittook Miss Coulter to dig them,neither inquire in a loud voice as towhen Miss Darbys dog got killed.These inquisitive remarks are out ofplace and may effect the highersensibility of the ladies at the tablecausing them to loose their man-ners and also their appetitites. III. If you should in a forgetfulmoment drink from the milk pitchermake some facetious remark whichwill change the course of thoughtand renew friendly feeling amongthe members of the table. ENROLLMENT AT U. T. The enrollment at U. T. this yearis approximately 900. Liberal Arts Course - - - 453 Engineering Course - - - - 209 Agriculturel Course 161 Law Course . - - - 77
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ORATORICAL CONTEST One of the most important partsof the Commencement exercises lastyear was the Bates Prize OratoricalContest. The prize for this contestwas given by Rev. W. H. Bates, D.D. in 1917. The class of 19 was the first tocontend for this prize. Last yearthere were six excellent orations de-livered by as many Seniors. Thenumber of participants is small asonly the members of the graduatingclass are eligible. The prize whichis fifty dollars or over is presentedto the person who receives the larg-est number of points on composi-tion and delivery. ^ The following have been chosenby the faculty as subjects for theorations: 1. The New Diplomacy. 2. Constantinople—The World City 3. Education for Service. 4. Joan of Arc. 5. Enemies of Society. 6. The Records of the American Expeditionary Forces. WHEN REUBEN COMES TO COLLEGE SOLDIERS APPRECIATIONOF Y WORK A Y worker drowning in ariver in France called to a passingsoldier, Say, old fellow throw mea rope. Ill sell you one, replied the

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