University of the South - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Sewanee, TN)

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(till force, and ■ Father Bird. vr;is Rnuter-iii-cMef. We came home flinging Piltnfl of Victory and had a great celebration when w reached the mountain. I had five classes to prepare (or rwsl day and It was far into the morning when I nettled hack in my lii - rm chair, Lit raj- pipe and took a Sua] siuokc be fore retiring Friday, Jim j — Got up jnst in time for Hebrew and stayed in class-room until- dinner. The Doctor gave us a fine lecture i L ' xuj{L-hi . He ' s hard to beat, I was sitting in my room when Sam Biery brought (lie wate up after dinner, and he stopjied a few minutes, to talk over the aff:nr ;il the t ' nii-efsily . Sam says tic is thintinjt of writing a book entitled Hl Some l Lxtake of the Vice Chancellor. ' ' lit also says tlmt the laundry and the University farm are bound to fail in time, I i ed Sam if he would, mind shaking my rux ; onff -t month, and lie told mc I was gelling IW fiwtiditius. Wenl to Chelidcm at -i- 15. There were some fine speeches and Cardinal ' fciehey waxed, eloquent on the subject of Trusts. DeOies l lw;iy partuularLy fiood. on political subjects, and Cadrrinn zi-L-e . UH, the English view of tiling?:. Took tea out and met a girl who i-i In-ight as a dollar. She kept me Interested unlil 11.15 and convinced me that I bad better talre my B. D, before 1 started to arjjne w=ih lit-: . Saittrfiaj. jtott i — Spent mo t of the morning in the library ' working 011 a dehare. After dinner gathered around the big oak tree., smoked and discussed the use ol celibates- in the ministry. 1 don ' t believe in celibacy. Played golf in the afternoon. Urol« a tict t lost three balls, and decided I was unfit for my profession.. Looted on at dancing school for a while and then went tip and cun-iitieed the judges thai my side of Ihc debate was right- Went out to a small spread and came home feel-inn that Sewanee is the l»est place lo get a practical theological education. ?■■■

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