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

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HONOR COUNCIL M M R Jack Fraxklix, Chairman Junior Class Lee Belford, Secretary Senior Class Willis Rosexthal Senior Class David Rose Junior Class Bert Dedmax Sophomore Class Harvey McClellax Freshman Class Frank Walters Theological Department The Honor Council is composed of two Seniors, two Juniors, one Sophomore, one Freshman, and one representative from the Theological Department. Its purpose is to act upon any infringement of the Honor Code. The Sewanee Code of Honor applies not only in the classroom and during examinations, but in the fraternities and in every activity to be found on th; Mountain as well as in the relations of the students to one another. Although the Council is forced to function but little, its decisions are accepted as final by the University authorities. Page 25 i

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THE R O C T O R S M M B R Earl Dicus, Head Proctor Hoffman Hall Tom Moxey Cannon Hall Sam King Johnson Hall Stewart Hull Johnson Hall Frank Walters St. Luke ' s Hall Jimmy Blair The Inn David Rose Tuckaway Inn The Proctorial System is maintained at Sewanee for the purpose of enforcing discipline. The Proctors are chosen from the outstanding members of the Junior and Senior Classes by the Vice-Chancellor upon recommendations given him by the retiring proctors and the matrons. This system has worked exceptionally well in maintaining discipline among the students. Each proctor is given jurisdiction over one dor- mitory, although his duties are extended to the University campus at all times. 4 Page 24 ►

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STUDENT VESTRY Tom Moxey Senior Warden Senior Class Lee Belford Junior Warden Senior Class David Rose Treasurer Junior Class Cecil Alligood Secretary Junior Class Tucker MacKenzie Sophomore Class Ren Phillips Sophomore Class Bill Willien Freshman Class Sidney Burgess Freshman Class Richard Sturgis Theological School William Mercer Green Theological School The Student Vestry is a representative body of ten students elected from classes of the College of Arts and Sciences and from the Theological School, whose aim is the development of the religious life of the University: By acting as an advisory council to the Chaplin in expressing the wishes and needs of the stud-ents, and in aiding the Chaplain in his work; By initiating and fostering such local plans and organizations as will further the cause of the Christian religion at Sewanee ; and By affiliating with religious organizations and movements in other colleges and universities. A vestryman must be elected from the class he represents and must be a baptized member of some Christian communion. i Page 26