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

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As the intramural race advances, fraternity men lend their support. The balmy South? ALL MY LIFE, I remember those nights spent in my room with a close friend — those nights spent with a comforting drink, listening to music and talking until the early hours of the morning. These nights are the best of all. These are the nights when a person knows and understands; he may wonder why he is here and he may curse every step of the way, but Lord, what fools these mortals be. — William Shakespeare Bleak winter begins to break.

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AND I might recall the night the Ethel Winter Dance Company performed the Night Journey with its remarkable unity, power and beauty. In later years I will remember these nights when I was moved to tears and I will shed them again. Midday and work has just begun. The Night Journey. '

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Spring brings new arrivals to the Mountain. when it is finished he will look back and know it was good. It is with a wince of pain that I recall the bitterly cold days when I hated to leave my room or the days it rained so hard that raincoats were useless. But I also remember with a certain sense of pride that I did leave my Studies and sunlight converge. THROUGH STORM AND Daddy takes Junior for a spin in the afternoon sun. The Chattanooga Symphony in concert at Guerry Hall. Q V ■L aB pla ' - T aJL« | SfctAl L w Br . - P