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

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Theological St uile fits i oS-igog Ani-ilr-n-, Rev. Louu .... .■ ndftw i, IM ' .vird Etry.Li - B.A. l:,i,rti!Hnl, h-V. JoSlH TtrOWII [ 7 rv r i i p-. i h ■ 1 1 1 . IWrniirfL .... Harrtj, Jff -jiii Hunlf - - - HinhE. Hurihirlsunw-w Fulkr . I ' .ifii, Franc LLVl tKgfaMI. $, C. Priiulilt, 7,-trn NtW Pfcatttr. Ala. J hnij- ' ii, IfoherLi Pugnsrll Oarfrifcjf, S, C ln ' h.iib, Ff.inV AUxrin-lor . • i -j. i i ..- . ' . -i.i LocVhart. llnJooSm Wright .SiWjtM, .4 1. M, ' j iinl H », John I ' r.iM, i-- jntJHIf, I run. M ;■!■■ I rph Lyons II ilisrricri fi.trri, r 4|lu d Sk-ik-r, Kcv. William EninE Hyde, It. A. .... frw rj, ' a. [ h . i-Air. S tep h en Pmeb Skbih, Tchn. t ' krntit . I wl Trcpfrr, B.Li ( ' haritiioYf, 5. C. Kaj ' rtdHnS, l v|fii ii|d Irving: NtvQrtmts, l.-i. Si.. i li Icy 31,:!. ;- ..:i1x Xaihviiif, ToiJf. Vail, Sidney l r ArWGrfMH . La. WMiHf, Chrff CWiiiiiJ.iij, .S. 6 .

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is rim: Oass when ' FHnnljtrt do ttOt (. ' (ivnl, Yvlii-n.- £|u:in1i1y it absujLutt! nil, ami c|u;dity reiglll ttlpRflK, n nly (jftdC :l1 it fn ' TiiHiitli- ;lbiiI y«u ran easily Ix ' Iil ' vl 1 i)i!k s1;i1rnu ' ]»1. WliL ' -n: flse ill L Ik: WiicIiI inn ymu l:nd ;l rul -tiH-Lj llLi I man hurilriLi d with suih a name as Gfuenstein, wlui rod Mid rtudtes everything from the Si. Louis , ' Eiluh .-Di.-nuiL-T;Lt m iliu Divine Comedy of Dante Alifchit-ri. I daft jay, loo that the class of Ifllfl is the- only organization now esinmg which cents ins a man, Who in mo years, can take tlie degrees r f K. A,, M. A.. It. D., and PH. ] ., tarry an unlimited number erf Theological clwrns, teaeh innocent, young Academie students Rutany and Zoftogy. and at the same time preserve enough caJrrrneil ..f mind to appear in Miss Hull ' l room I ' very evening ftftCT Suppef and Warble in a rich heavy liasji, many KWpel sungs from 1hc classics. As t« th remaining Pentium 4 if the ■: I41.XS,- ■ modesty frrfhids. Nh W comes the- most difficult |Ki:t h £ imf task, lo speak in a few words about that great and distinguished body of mini known as the Seniors: for he- it known thai we have reached the very acme of perfection. How can wx describe in a hn Jfrurti (brfmlaiiLj ' rj Miy flttfuntaiu words even one of its mcmlx-ra such as Roberts. ' the imhintigjihle giver of pink teas, the untiring missiooiar) ' and ifae walking almanae. Ash him for information on any Ymv and youwiD be i-utu ehj receive jwhf answer; whether it bf right or not. only lime and experience can ihow. Hut we must rmt ii-vulis ' ik the other nH-mta-r uf 11NW, who are Boon m leave us. How much will we miss the Itrge. angular figure of our dear friend Simon, and soon we- will rt-aliac how glad we arc lo have the jo ia-1 punfter oj AJa- bama, or the petit pff« from Frfcice. We Only know that they have reached, the goal for whin It we all strive, ei-gff, fowgptfi, n .i :jVujf(. M ' Lth thil iketch ot varied and various iv|., ■. ve muft turn another page of The Spirit of the Mountain,™ Many things we hiiv« U-tt unsaid and for such l.cry ' Teccavi. IVliL-LhL ' f uv m-a I ' ll nit (.salted or hum- I ' l ■ [K?sition. it behooves ue lo conduct our- Khre wi heourag and dignity- with Mend fast purpose and never failing hope, bvw pje-s -rvinE in perfect hnirmfniy ihe phywcjil, menu-it and moml halsn ethat should GJ(i t in e i ty ntnn if he ts i- ■ pnsc Ix ' forc the worldas the nnblvst worit nf God , ]LI ■Shifrfl ' a ffurnl ?1r amV

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A Suggestion— Ring her up