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

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I HE READER MAY SEE HERE OUR DORMITORIES, REAL RESIDENCES OF KNOWLEDGE, IN WHICH WE HAVE SPENT THE GREATER PART OF OUR BRIEF STAY AT THE UNIVERSITY, AND MAY MEET THOSE WHO ARE DIRECTING ITS PROGRESS, MINISTER- ING TO THE NEEDS OF US ALL. H N UNIVERSITY

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Alma mater, sewanee, my glorious mother ever be, i will give my all to thee, god bless thee to eternity, thou canst make me worth the while, oh guide and shelter me, and all my life, through storm and strife, my star thou ' lt be. SEWANEE IS BORN OF THE SPIRIT ' ALMA MATER

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VLC L a wa u uu ■ Tuckway Inn is a modern edition of the old halls of Sewanee ' s age of wood. It is the only dormitory in which meals are served to the students. Consequently, Tuckaway is known on the campus for the sybaritic existence led by some of its inmates. Here stay many of the visitors who come to the mountain. For those who would live among pleasant surroundings, its paneled lobby and dining room have a great attraction. 9 %j-g MISS JOHNNY TUCKER of Tuckaway Inn MRS. HORACE TYLER of Cannon Hall R M I O R I O N H