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

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Order of Boohs i. Campus Views ii. Administration in. Classes IV. Athletics v. Tiger Belles VI. Organizations VII. Tiger ' s Claws VIII. Advertisements s SE,WAN£D

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CAP GOWN sS3SSS3XSSTS3SSS3 1924 r. ' .v.v.vrM , Volume x xvm PUBLISHED BT THE STUDENTS o THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH SEWANEE TENNESSEE

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Foreword f [NCE neither printers ' ink nor engravers ' etching can give adequate expression to the whole of Sewanee ' s brilliant $jfijP past, her glorious traditions, or her lofty and inspiring ideals, the authors of this book have steadfastly endeavored to reproduce a representative cross-section of Sewanee life to-day. In some small measure, at least, we hope we have proven worthy of our grave responsibility. Believing that by its fruits ye shall know it we strove to give due representation and expression in our book to those units, organizations and features that are making Sewanee what it is today, without recalling bygone relics and achievements, or attempting so difficult a task as the interpretation of all that Sewanee stands for. Necessarily, such a work must be an echo. Sewanee is the still, small voice that prompts it. But, if the 1924 Cap and Gown can even remotely suggest the thing that has inspired it, — if this book can supplement in any way, or if it can merely reverberate and resound the echoes of our predecessors, our efforts have been amply rewarded. The Editors