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

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Theological Department |0 one who 1l:ls s|ii.ci[ a great part of tils college -; ilii I -.lIi within an.L Without the ivy i % 1 1 .,- L walls of cur dear old dormitory, the nerds, Saint Luke ' s, convey a world of meaning. We ean remember when, with all the wisdom of a. younjj Academ, ' ' ■we pitied the poor preachers who wtre condemned to a life of penance and ascetic devotion. But, when with much fear arid, trembling, upon that memorable day. w timid ly enrolled ourselves among the HH ()ure Lti heart what a joy it was to Find that wn had arrived in the midst of a band of whole souled. cheerful young meti h each of whem would stand by you in ynur sorrows as well at in your joys, IE, would be impossible to say anything altom St, LuWi without considering the pwtufartt; ami wheri :i vaneKawd band we find here, almost all sorts and condition nf men. art in iheir rants. songster galore, fmti) mir who ran growl daily in a raucous bass In a vain attempt in Fathom the mij[bty deep, to ihc clejir voiced baritOfit. who strums hi? guitar, and complain to tin 1 MfKfif of lifing left Wlmie upon the Ilousclopx. nctt in men] inn tin; teuur who tries aloud for tin- tiroel when ihc bees will once more ft-tum to the lnvrs, Km tln ' M! are mil tin- rmly kinds iif musicians that this s(rjLti|Ji! rftjW pnKSrt ' SM- -, Lluir are Others who Mlli I no difficulty in puundiilfi; im? SuWuilee Timers cr tuber classical 3i.:lvi:liuns on the piano in the room of our I n- s-uffurnij; but kind-hearted matron. Hut with all their faults we kive them still and would nnt tw without them IVc are all familiar with the fact that three gma-t divi- sions constitute the Thenloukal Department; Juniors, Intermediates, and SenLnrsL 1m1 it is m t everyone whn is familiar with the unit whu-h compos ! rni-h ;md every one of these parts, Wc first frnOOuAter th-v Juniors, the class- at Ifltl, whose number as a gtittf l ml , art possessed with the semi- M-stiili-nlii-tl [ibmu ' TS jud idi-as aS a c ' l ' SuI r Ll ■ ii m enl contact wish ]he sirtful worlrl. It is hardly to be expected i : :li they should be as same and saintly at the nest of their limitu ' Ts in St, Luke ' s, and we must not be amaacd if we Ili ' jit ni nnt; of them arising at ■!■ a. it. to split up countless curds of wood in ihc Chaplain ' s bach yard,- it may he his nnsi-;iii..-i fi-r all «v know. Again, why should tvc be sur- prised to see the graceful South Carolinian starring on the ball-room floor, or anywhere else when ladies are present; only consider that he hits only been here eight months, and you can easily understand why in- has nni yet entered into the ascetic spirit of L Lute ' s, fto not judge the Juniors too harshly; they may become Kenuirs sunic day, and who ■ -ill tell bul ;h:it n may In; juut jjchh! fortune to -it under their pulpits ai tome Car distant time ' Even the [nlcniietnyl Class already logins to sJiiiw how easily a Junior can devekm. lien I was a child, 1 spoke ... :■ . m!d, -ivs tin; IniuTmediaic with a self-satisfied siph npi i9i 1 li i n Itjn- thai he has put away all puerik things. This m