Identifier: Highland_Echo_1915-1925 (find matches)
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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equipment to attract men to her hallsso that she may teach them her great life les-son. We are all interested in a splendid recordfor Maryville athletic teams. We would feelthat this campaign was justified if its highestaim were to make possible the development ofa team that would defeat Tennessee, and rivalCentre, and challenge the attention of Tech, butthat is not the highest aim of the movement.The highest aim of the campaign is to provideequipment that wil! make Maryville attractiveto men about to enter college—so attractivethat they will come to Maryville and so comeinto contact with tlie great spirit of Maryville. No one should feel that his support of thiscampaign is support of football, or basketball,or baseball merely; it is a campaign for Christ-ian education fs truly as any ever launched.Its immediate fruits may be victories over U. T.and Vanderbilt, but its great lasting returnswill come if it succeeds in enlisting men forthe Great Game of Life in the name of theMaster.
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HIGHLAND ECHO dents, and friends of Maryville College to theamount named in the first resolution; that is,$50,000. HI. We recommend that those in chargebe instructed to accept subscriptions made pay-able at such time or times as shall be most con-venient to the donors; with the exception thatall subscriptions shall be due and payable on orbefore July 1, 1925. IV. We recommend that it be made clearlyknown to all, that subscriptions in any amountwill be gladly received; and we suggest that re-cognition be made of the fact that a large pro-portion of the alumni and former students orMaryville are engaged in altruistic service and,in consequence, many of them have only a mod-est income. But we call the attention of suchand of all who feel able to give only in a smallway, to the fact that if everyone who, we havea right to believe, will be interested in the suc-cess of this campaign would pay the small sumof $25 a year for the period of four years, thegoal of $50,000 would be immediately r

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