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

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Oti£ (Ltjanccllor byj ' 1 1 EN llic present fill was Chaplain, h beloved Chancellor In- w a L-It ' cln] I.. ;l lii-li. . ' irii- ;m,l iliviiin,- , p frrnnt? to remain ai 5 w aee, Th students, led by one of tlitir immWr viho is iw w tlit Rector of ilte largest church in America, pulled him in his 4-hYt iji ; :;o It- -hi the Mili.-n EO hi.-v IlinlU. Tim-. ilicl iht- siLnL-fiLs, regard lvi lnnj tSailnr when IlL ' had Ihl ' l ' II iLt l-VV L[U , « ' iHllv jL lt W VCI1 . Nuw )u ]:■. rm. ' l i{ xrrvKf In Llif I lUYfr-Mty ha pa cd it. iwcnty-fifl h y. sr. ai«l hu |n |mlar ity i still growing: Although hi tpiscapal duties prevent lii-s presence ai Scwsnei ilurm.fr imwli i ilv year. hi influence 1 i always felt, lii-s visits are looked Forward m with ctgernes . and remeni- luted wiih pleasure. IHnIh j Gaftor wii itiri known to the Uni- versity m n student. Bert in every other ptin u of her lia ' f he hw shared her sufferings, fciorne. liLT hiLrduitS; jmd the Chancellorship i- :l iUOSI fttiiii culmta tlon of hi;- long career of devoted serviwr. -14-

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lkf liner the marrinjr effect of winch i- enimda- tive, Tliv shcinu hji Terpsichon, and tht abiding- (iln.v cm carta of DcrnO Thenes, old Forensic Hall, al i pas-ses with thi-. year. Aim- •-: ji- | rcirmiienl in tra- dition as Si, An crust ine s. revered by many a scape- grace student who went rcjsidasrJy 1 « f Lh-|i in c Impel. iIil ' H ' lil building must yield !■► the everywhere in- -- -- ill ■.■■nri[nd-MHl oS progress. Hill the new Ko- llll-il-, HHKn- LMMVL-llil lllhi liK U ' ll. fll«l adapll-d ill a man- modern fashion to its purpose, will (WHin de- velop traditions d ■! » own. Last upon I he h t if new buildi j; , there in the new fraternity house -till in. priH-ess -if dni irm- tioti. ThL- [dans were iIij h in ha«n™y with 1 Iil- general scheme of the University; and the now building adds to the hniir Array of hand nne edi- Ml-. ' -. Tii tLim 1- 1 1 brief consideration of St- ea - ' s r. ' lation with the college world, the sreat feature that demands attention is the stand taken by Semim--- : n Southern athletics. Concluding tlie season with a decisive victory over Iter greatest rival, Sewance -1. -iil, for i lit first time in Ten years, absolutely su- preme in Southern football; and as Champion of 1 1 1 l- Southern [ntertoUegiate Athletic Association the University stand to-day, [■ r- ■-.■ • 1 id h-.f laurels, UplieM by I lit etfthtiSia rn ol her hiy;d mm . The good sund taken by Sewanee men in fntercol- ' ■■ ■■. ' : ' ■ lU-kitinp has been maintained this year: and, u argitL- from iln.- past, ii i safe m assume tli.it ihe University ' ) relatione with uitmi institutions, h, the peaceable contests Oft the rostrum., will evidence a growidft Importance. LrWly. tht- two ihrj;aiii niliiiifc?: in (Iil 1 I ' ui vtT il which bua t amiwnn-ni ,-is the prime object of their existence, the Praniatie Clnb and the (jke L ' lnb, have lnuli enlarged the scope oi their activity, and Ihilh ha ' ,L L made Hit this |i:i t year an enviable rec- ord. Atld, above all, the t-ltanj-e of Term ha re- corded the Inchest standard «f scholarship in Se- wanee ' s history. -u -

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Vice (Tbancctlor 3fall j a I [ I ' M I Jr. HnJ.1 g(i-i-t|iinl the Vice-ChantreJlwr- diiji jH ' Tmniii ill k . lie ■.tiiill ' dinvt l-i •■ ' •xiunu ' ; and I It. ' ■: L . i i i ■ ■ ■ i t r : l L i - ■ ■ i . given -lin ' i hiii lii arrival l»y the slndenta and Svwancc Ln gen- tral, -hi iiviil ihir Mountain •complete flppri iL ■► ilu- Hxccutivc Committee - choke, U - dimljcllid if there has erer 1 een a mere pustular man con- ttetted wiili tilt University than t r, E 3 all- Hi- has Wen known CO Sew inee ass student., professor, fcan and £ILIll1lter viHUi.hr, and iiihw be h-1 rrjisliL-il the higher offier which the L ilivL-r il ii t;in b-wtqvi ii] Hi a I ay 11)311. Isr. tSillif if h t scholar ami a man of affair-, tliai combination which is to i —ential la ihc head of a prcat institution. H makes friends wherever Ih- j k ' si there is- none of chai aJoeiioe ahmn lnm which C Mllil kwp 1tiL ' students away fruni iLis np- ■■■ ii, I k i- In- U -i : :■ n.i -In- -i n-:i in- [i,v,v. rod] 1n COltHSd wllirri t-oilstiltfcL. tl-jhIv 1 ■ i iw a linn hand when it ii necessary. ] has, been a year since Or. Hall UMimed hi- present dutfet, and daring ilm time ihi.-re ]%a r, 1 ' lmi tlu- liclit i faltering in University a ;iir- Tlie University ha taken long strides in advance, and iIil- promise r £ tlie future under his leadership :■- r : l ■ I i : 1 1 1 1 . — J S —