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

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WI3, TI- i-k the faults of this volume may be h — and we axe very sensible that it is not perfect — it must be credited wjiLl tli is one thing, — it has appeared mi time. In this it differs from its ninth -traveled predecessor, llie ill-fated Animal of ]-S a K as its sorely- tried Editor-in-Chief :iii::i:iis iilive t testif] , To the younger generation this fact IHfW have no significance, lii.lt to ill i ' niL-ii of ' yi, who fmnied and lliailV limes :n id oft repeated On. 1 hateful question, Mr, Mac,, when will 1 111- Animal be out? while they waited, witb varying emotions, from the Fourth of July until Thanks- giving DlV for the record of their glorious achievements, which, during a. part of this Htne, was quietly nuking a totir through the States ' to (licse men this fact siguifies much; and to them we more willingly commend this volume. We frankly confess that in point of finish Cap AKD Gows of ' 95 is not what we had hujjed to make it- So much of the limited time at our disposal had to l e given to the more material nurts of the volume, that we found our publishers demanding ' copy before the work of polishing hud begun. Rut 1 In nigh our hopes hive not been realised, we arc convinced lhat mir labors have not been in vain, for this vol unit- will render less onefolLS tlu- duties of future editors. THE EDITORS 11